Sacramento Daily Union 30 Oct 1883
Born
Coulterville, Mariposa, County
October 18th - To the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
Mariposa Gazette 22 Jun 1901
James Halstead Dead
"James Halstead, a well known and prominent resident of Coulterville, died at his summer home at Hazel Green Monday night. Mr. Halstead's death was a painful surprise to all as serious sickness had not forewarned the deceased's relatives and friends that his dissolution was so near. It is stated, however, that deceased had complained a few days prior to his death, of trouble of the heart. Mr. Halstead was a native of Michigan but was raised near Snelling in Merced county, he was about fifty years of age at the time of his death. A wife, five daughters and two sons survive him, the eldest child being Mrs. Bondshu, wife of our County Recorder, George Halstead of Snelling and Frank Halstead of Coulterville were his brothers. The interment was had in the Coulterville cemetery last Thursday and the large procession that followed the remains to the grave was a testimonial of the respect in which Mr. Halstead was held."
Mariposa Gazette 14 Mar 1903
Born
Halstead, at Coulterville, March 1, 1903 to the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
Born
Coulterville, Mariposa, County
October 18th - To the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
Mariposa Gazette 22 Jun 1901
James Halstead Dead
"James Halstead, a well known and prominent resident of Coulterville, died at his summer home at Hazel Green Monday night. Mr. Halstead's death was a painful surprise to all as serious sickness had not forewarned the deceased's relatives and friends that his dissolution was so near. It is stated, however, that deceased had complained a few days prior to his death, of trouble of the heart. Mr. Halstead was a native of Michigan but was raised near Snelling in Merced county, he was about fifty years of age at the time of his death. A wife, five daughters and two sons survive him, the eldest child being Mrs. Bondshu, wife of our County Recorder, George Halstead of Snelling and Frank Halstead of Coulterville were his brothers. The interment was had in the Coulterville cemetery last Thursday and the large procession that followed the remains to the grave was a testimonial of the respect in which Mr. Halstead was held."
Mariposa Gazette 14 Mar 1903
Born
Halstead, at Coulterville, March 1, 1903 to the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
Sacramento Daily Union 30 Oct 1883
Born
Coulterville, Mariposa, County
October 18th - To the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
Mariposa Gazette 22 Jun 1901
James Halstead Dead
"James Halstead, a well known and prominent resident of Coulterville, died at his summer home at Hazel Green Monday night. Mr. Halstead's death was a painful surprise to all as serious sickness had not forewarned the deceased's relatives and friends that his dissolution was so near. It is stated, however, that deceased had complained a few days prior to his death, of trouble of the heart. Mr. Halstead was a native of Michigan but was raised near Snelling in Merced county, he was about fifty years of age at the time of his death. A wife, five daughters and two sons survive him, the eldest child being Mrs. Bondshu, wife of our County Recorder, George Halstead of Snelling and Frank Halstead of Coulterville were his brothers. The interment was had in the Coulterville cemetery last Thursday and the large procession that followed the remains to the grave was a testimonial of the respect in which Mr. Halstead was held."
Mariposa Gazette 14 Mar 1903
Born
Halstead, at Coulterville, March 1, 1903 to the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
Born
Coulterville, Mariposa, County
October 18th - To the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
Mariposa Gazette 22 Jun 1901
James Halstead Dead
"James Halstead, a well known and prominent resident of Coulterville, died at his summer home at Hazel Green Monday night. Mr. Halstead's death was a painful surprise to all as serious sickness had not forewarned the deceased's relatives and friends that his dissolution was so near. It is stated, however, that deceased had complained a few days prior to his death, of trouble of the heart. Mr. Halstead was a native of Michigan but was raised near Snelling in Merced county, he was about fifty years of age at the time of his death. A wife, five daughters and two sons survive him, the eldest child being Mrs. Bondshu, wife of our County Recorder, George Halstead of Snelling and Frank Halstead of Coulterville were his brothers. The interment was had in the Coulterville cemetery last Thursday and the large procession that followed the remains to the grave was a testimonial of the respect in which Mr. Halstead was held."
Mariposa Gazette 14 Mar 1903
Born
Halstead, at Coulterville, March 1, 1903 to the wife of James Halstead, a daughter.
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