John Huntoon.
GRASS VALLEY. July 18.— John Huntoon, a pioneer of 1849, died here, at an early hour this morning. He was born in Canton, Mass., and led an eventful life. During the perilous times in San Francisco he was a member of the famous Vigilantes and later was Territorial Governor of Idaho for twelve years. He leaves two daughters Mrs. G. F. Sherman of this city and Miss Carolyn Huntoon of Berkeley.
(San Francisco Call July 19, 1902)
Genealogical Abstracts From Old Mortuary Records
Grass Valley and Nevada City, California prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter, Grass Valley-Nevada City, California. National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
March 19, 1889-August 13, 1902, page 76:
Huntoon, John, age 73 yrs 11 mo 17 da, b Mass. Res Grass Valley. Died July 18, 1902 of Bright's Disease. Buried July 20, 1902 Greenwood Cem
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John had two other brothers besides Isaac ("Ike"): Marcellus Huntoon and Daniel T.V. Huntoon.
GRASS VALLEY. July 18.— John Huntoon, a pioneer of 1849, died here, at an early hour this morning. He was born in Canton, Mass., and led an eventful life. During the perilous times in San Francisco he was a member of the famous Vigilantes and later was Territorial Governor of Idaho for twelve years. He leaves two daughters Mrs. G. F. Sherman of this city and Miss Carolyn Huntoon of Berkeley.
(San Francisco Call July 19, 1902)
Genealogical Abstracts From Old Mortuary Records
Grass Valley and Nevada City, California prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter, Grass Valley-Nevada City, California. National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
March 19, 1889-August 13, 1902, page 76:
Huntoon, John, age 73 yrs 11 mo 17 da, b Mass. Res Grass Valley. Died July 18, 1902 of Bright's Disease. Buried July 20, 1902 Greenwood Cem
----
John had two other brothers besides Isaac ("Ike"): Marcellus Huntoon and Daniel T.V. Huntoon.
John Huntoon.
GRASS VALLEY. July 18.— John Huntoon, a pioneer of 1849, died here, at an early hour this morning. He was born in Canton, Mass., and led an eventful life. During the perilous times in San Francisco he was a member of the famous Vigilantes and later was Territorial Governor of Idaho for twelve years. He leaves two daughters Mrs. G. F. Sherman of this city and Miss Carolyn Huntoon of Berkeley.
(San Francisco Call July 19, 1902)
Genealogical Abstracts From Old Mortuary Records
Grass Valley and Nevada City, California prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter, Grass Valley-Nevada City, California. National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
March 19, 1889-August 13, 1902, page 76:
Huntoon, John, age 73 yrs 11 mo 17 da, b Mass. Res Grass Valley. Died July 18, 1902 of Bright's Disease. Buried July 20, 1902 Greenwood Cem
----
John had two other brothers besides Isaac ("Ike"): Marcellus Huntoon and Daniel T.V. Huntoon.
GRASS VALLEY. July 18.— John Huntoon, a pioneer of 1849, died here, at an early hour this morning. He was born in Canton, Mass., and led an eventful life. During the perilous times in San Francisco he was a member of the famous Vigilantes and later was Territorial Governor of Idaho for twelve years. He leaves two daughters Mrs. G. F. Sherman of this city and Miss Carolyn Huntoon of Berkeley.
(San Francisco Call July 19, 1902)
Genealogical Abstracts From Old Mortuary Records
Grass Valley and Nevada City, California prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter, Grass Valley-Nevada City, California. National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
March 19, 1889-August 13, 1902, page 76:
Huntoon, John, age 73 yrs 11 mo 17 da, b Mass. Res Grass Valley. Died July 18, 1902 of Bright's Disease. Buried July 20, 1902 Greenwood Cem
----
John had two other brothers besides Isaac ("Ike"): Marcellus Huntoon and Daniel T.V. Huntoon.
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