Edward Hutchins was the son of John Hutchins and Mary Ann Nevin Hutchins. In 1894, he married Anna L. Corbin. Edward and Ada are buried in the plot with his parents at Lodi Memorial Cemetery.
1923 History of San Joaquin County, biography of John Hutchins: "Edward Hutchins was born on his father's ranch, a part of which is now within the city limits of Lodi, on October 30, 1872. He attended the Lodi public schools, Woodbridge College, and St. Mary's College at Oakland. As a young man, he worked on his father's ranch; and later he was in charge of the home farm. He has since divided a part of the property, some seventy-five acres, now within the city limits, and he has laid out the Hutchins Oak Street Addition, and Hutchins High School Addition, ...
A part of the home ranch is still in possession of the family, and there they have a vineyard of 110 acres...
At San Francisco in 1894, Edward Hutchins was married to Miss Ada L. Corbin, an attractive lady from West Virginia."
1923 History of San Joaquin County, biography of John Hutchins: "Edward Hutchins was born on his father's ranch, a part of which is now within the city limits of Lodi, on October 30, 1872. He attended the Lodi public schools, Woodbridge College, and St. Mary's College at Oakland. As a young man, he worked on his father's ranch; and later he was in charge of the home farm. He has since divided a part of the property, some seventy-five acres, now within the city limits, and he has laid out the Hutchins Oak Street Addition, and Hutchins High School Addition, ...
A part of the home ranch is still in possession of the family, and there they have a vineyard of 110 acres...
At San Francisco in 1894, Edward Hutchins was married to Miss Ada L. Corbin, an attractive lady from West Virginia."
Edward Hutchins was the son of John Hutchins and Mary Ann Nevin Hutchins. In 1894, he married Anna L. Corbin. Edward and Ada are buried in the plot with his parents at Lodi Memorial Cemetery.
1923 History of San Joaquin County, biography of John Hutchins: "Edward Hutchins was born on his father's ranch, a part of which is now within the city limits of Lodi, on October 30, 1872. He attended the Lodi public schools, Woodbridge College, and St. Mary's College at Oakland. As a young man, he worked on his father's ranch; and later he was in charge of the home farm. He has since divided a part of the property, some seventy-five acres, now within the city limits, and he has laid out the Hutchins Oak Street Addition, and Hutchins High School Addition, ...
A part of the home ranch is still in possession of the family, and there they have a vineyard of 110 acres...
At San Francisco in 1894, Edward Hutchins was married to Miss Ada L. Corbin, an attractive lady from West Virginia."
1923 History of San Joaquin County, biography of John Hutchins: "Edward Hutchins was born on his father's ranch, a part of which is now within the city limits of Lodi, on October 30, 1872. He attended the Lodi public schools, Woodbridge College, and St. Mary's College at Oakland. As a young man, he worked on his father's ranch; and later he was in charge of the home farm. He has since divided a part of the property, some seventy-five acres, now within the city limits, and he has laid out the Hutchins Oak Street Addition, and Hutchins High School Addition, ...
A part of the home ranch is still in possession of the family, and there they have a vineyard of 110 acres...
At San Francisco in 1894, Edward Hutchins was married to Miss Ada L. Corbin, an attractive lady from West Virginia."
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