Elisha Bonham and family appear in the 1854 Oregon Territorial Census, Jackson County
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Some years after coming to California he [Joseph Peacock] married Hannah Bonham, who was born in Illinois and lives now at Selma, Cal. Early in the '50s she crossed the plains with her father, Elisha Bonham, who brought a herd of cattle through to Oregon and took up land in that state, but eventually came to California and continued the stock business in Solano county until his death.
--History of Kern County, 1914
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Some years after coming to California he [Joseph Peacock] married Hannah Bonham, who was born in Illinois and lives now at Selma, Cal. Early in the '50s she crossed the plains with her father, Elisha Bonham, who brought a herd of cattle through to Oregon and took up land in that state, but eventually came to California and continued the stock business in Solano county until his death.
--History of Kern County, 1914
Elisha Bonham and family appear in the 1854 Oregon Territorial Census, Jackson County
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Some years after coming to California he [Joseph Peacock] married Hannah Bonham, who was born in Illinois and lives now at Selma, Cal. Early in the '50s she crossed the plains with her father, Elisha Bonham, who brought a herd of cattle through to Oregon and took up land in that state, but eventually came to California and continued the stock business in Solano county until his death.
--History of Kern County, 1914
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Some years after coming to California he [Joseph Peacock] married Hannah Bonham, who was born in Illinois and lives now at Selma, Cal. Early in the '50s she crossed the plains with her father, Elisha Bonham, who brought a herd of cattle through to Oregon and took up land in that state, but eventually came to California and continued the stock business in Solano county until his death.
--History of Kern County, 1914
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