Excerpt from "History of Butte County, Cal.," by George C. Mansfield, Pages 1236-1237, Historic Record Co, Los Angeles, CA, 1918:
Alice G. was born near Oroville, as indeed were all the children of this estimable family. Having discovered that she was especially interested in educational problems, she passed the county examination for a teacher and in 1892 received a certificate, and since that time she has been engaged in teaching each school year, without interruption. For four years she taught in the Cottonwood District, and then for three years in Thermalito; while for the last eleven years she has taught in the Oroville schools. She is a woman of much ability, not only as a teacher but in the transaction of business; and with her brother has made a very creditable success in the management of their ranch. She is a member of the Northern California Teachers' Association, and a communicant of St. Thomas' Roman Catholic Church.
In her father's will, Alice inherited half his estate. Alice and her brother were the only 2 people named; "to share and share alike".
Alice G. was born near Oroville, as indeed were all the children of this estimable family. Having discovered that she was especially interested in educational problems, she passed the county examination for a teacher and in 1892 received a certificate, and since that time she has been engaged in teaching each school year, without interruption. For four years she taught in the Cottonwood District, and then for three years in Thermalito; while for the last eleven years she has taught in the Oroville schools. She is a woman of much ability, not only as a teacher but in the transaction of business; and with her brother has made a very creditable success in the management of their ranch. She is a member of the Northern California Teachers' Association, and a communicant of St. Thomas' Roman Catholic Church.
In her father's will, Alice inherited half his estate. Alice and her brother were the only 2 people named; "to share and share alike".
Excerpt from "History of Butte County, Cal.," by George C. Mansfield, Pages 1236-1237, Historic Record Co, Los Angeles, CA, 1918:
Alice G. was born near Oroville, as indeed were all the children of this estimable family. Having discovered that she was especially interested in educational problems, she passed the county examination for a teacher and in 1892 received a certificate, and since that time she has been engaged in teaching each school year, without interruption. For four years she taught in the Cottonwood District, and then for three years in Thermalito; while for the last eleven years she has taught in the Oroville schools. She is a woman of much ability, not only as a teacher but in the transaction of business; and with her brother has made a very creditable success in the management of their ranch. She is a member of the Northern California Teachers' Association, and a communicant of St. Thomas' Roman Catholic Church.
In her father's will, Alice inherited half his estate. Alice and her brother were the only 2 people named; "to share and share alike".
Alice G. was born near Oroville, as indeed were all the children of this estimable family. Having discovered that she was especially interested in educational problems, she passed the county examination for a teacher and in 1892 received a certificate, and since that time she has been engaged in teaching each school year, without interruption. For four years she taught in the Cottonwood District, and then for three years in Thermalito; while for the last eleven years she has taught in the Oroville schools. She is a woman of much ability, not only as a teacher but in the transaction of business; and with her brother has made a very creditable success in the management of their ranch. She is a member of the Northern California Teachers' Association, and a communicant of St. Thomas' Roman Catholic Church.
In her father's will, Alice inherited half his estate. Alice and her brother were the only 2 people named; "to share and share alike".
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