Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records, Grass Valley and Nevada City, California, Volume 1, April 2, 1877-April 21,1881; March 19, 1889-August 13, 1902; and January 1, 1898-December 17, 1903 prepared by the Capt. John Oldham Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (Any typographical errors in the original records have been reproduced as is)
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Baudouin, Jean Henri, age 66 yrs 8 mo 7 da, b Angulum, France. Res Grass Valley. Died Mar 27, 1901 of apoplexy. Buried Mar 29, 1901 Greenwood Cem.
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The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 28 Mar 1901, Thu Page 8
DIED LAST NIGHT
Jean Baudouin Succumbed to Third Paralytic Stroke.
Jean Henri Baudouin, aged 66 years, 8 months and 7 days, died last night at 11:55 o’clock at Boston Ravine of paralysis. He was a native of Angulum, France. He had had three strokes of the disease. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 29 Mar 1901, Fri Page 8
INVENTED SULPHURETS SAVER.
Jean Henri Baudouin, Deceased, Was a Pioneer of the Fifties.
By the death of Jean Henri Baudouin at Boston Ravine, recorded in the Union yesterday, a familiar figure of the old mining days of the early fifties is removed. The deceased engaged in placer mining here until 1866, when he went to Amador County to work in the Kentucky mine. He was crippled by an accident in that mine and rendered incapable of doing hard work, which was the original cause of the succession of paralytic strokes that caused his death.
He returned to Grass Valley and being a man of great inventive genius he figured out a device for saving sulphurets from mining tailings. It is a mechanical device and is attached to a rocker. The old-time surface miners, and especially the Frenchmen of Grass Valley, have made much use of the apparatus and with it they have had great success. Many have secured their livings and others have made good money with it for a quarter of a century. The sulphurets, when secured are sent to chlorination works for reduction.
Mr. Baudouin employed his inventive gift in the creation of many other useful devices. He was highly educated in the French language. He led a very secluded life with his family, consisting of a wife and three children. He was of a very retiring disposition. The deceased was for years a member of the local lodge of United Workmen, carrying $2000 life insurance in the order.
Contributor: Deanna (47902656) •
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Baudouin, Jean Henri, age 66 yrs 8 mo 7 da, b Angulum, France. Res Grass Valley. Died Mar 27, 1901 of apoplexy. Buried Mar 29, 1901 Greenwood Cem.
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The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 28 Mar 1901, Thu Page 8
DIED LAST NIGHT
Jean Baudouin Succumbed to Third Paralytic Stroke.
Jean Henri Baudouin, aged 66 years, 8 months and 7 days, died last night at 11:55 o’clock at Boston Ravine of paralysis. He was a native of Angulum, France. He had had three strokes of the disease. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 29 Mar 1901, Fri Page 8
INVENTED SULPHURETS SAVER.
Jean Henri Baudouin, Deceased, Was a Pioneer of the Fifties.
By the death of Jean Henri Baudouin at Boston Ravine, recorded in the Union yesterday, a familiar figure of the old mining days of the early fifties is removed. The deceased engaged in placer mining here until 1866, when he went to Amador County to work in the Kentucky mine. He was crippled by an accident in that mine and rendered incapable of doing hard work, which was the original cause of the succession of paralytic strokes that caused his death.
He returned to Grass Valley and being a man of great inventive genius he figured out a device for saving sulphurets from mining tailings. It is a mechanical device and is attached to a rocker. The old-time surface miners, and especially the Frenchmen of Grass Valley, have made much use of the apparatus and with it they have had great success. Many have secured their livings and others have made good money with it for a quarter of a century. The sulphurets, when secured are sent to chlorination works for reduction.
Mr. Baudouin employed his inventive gift in the creation of many other useful devices. He was highly educated in the French language. He led a very secluded life with his family, consisting of a wife and three children. He was of a very retiring disposition. The deceased was for years a member of the local lodge of United Workmen, carrying $2000 life insurance in the order.
Contributor: Deanna (47902656) •
Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records, Grass Valley and Nevada City, California, Volume 1, April 2, 1877-April 21,1881; March 19, 1889-August 13, 1902; and January 1, 1898-December 17, 1903 prepared by the Capt. John Oldham Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (Any typographical errors in the original records have been reproduced as is)
Page 70:
Baudouin, Jean Henri, age 66 yrs 8 mo 7 da, b Angulum, France. Res Grass Valley. Died Mar 27, 1901 of apoplexy. Buried Mar 29, 1901 Greenwood Cem.
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The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 28 Mar 1901, Thu Page 8
DIED LAST NIGHT
Jean Baudouin Succumbed to Third Paralytic Stroke.
Jean Henri Baudouin, aged 66 years, 8 months and 7 days, died last night at 11:55 o’clock at Boston Ravine of paralysis. He was a native of Angulum, France. He had had three strokes of the disease. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 29 Mar 1901, Fri Page 8
INVENTED SULPHURETS SAVER.
Jean Henri Baudouin, Deceased, Was a Pioneer of the Fifties.
By the death of Jean Henri Baudouin at Boston Ravine, recorded in the Union yesterday, a familiar figure of the old mining days of the early fifties is removed. The deceased engaged in placer mining here until 1866, when he went to Amador County to work in the Kentucky mine. He was crippled by an accident in that mine and rendered incapable of doing hard work, which was the original cause of the succession of paralytic strokes that caused his death.
He returned to Grass Valley and being a man of great inventive genius he figured out a device for saving sulphurets from mining tailings. It is a mechanical device and is attached to a rocker. The old-time surface miners, and especially the Frenchmen of Grass Valley, have made much use of the apparatus and with it they have had great success. Many have secured their livings and others have made good money with it for a quarter of a century. The sulphurets, when secured are sent to chlorination works for reduction.
Mr. Baudouin employed his inventive gift in the creation of many other useful devices. He was highly educated in the French language. He led a very secluded life with his family, consisting of a wife and three children. He was of a very retiring disposition. The deceased was for years a member of the local lodge of United Workmen, carrying $2000 life insurance in the order.
Contributor: Deanna (47902656) •
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Baudouin, Jean Henri, age 66 yrs 8 mo 7 da, b Angulum, France. Res Grass Valley. Died Mar 27, 1901 of apoplexy. Buried Mar 29, 1901 Greenwood Cem.
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The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 28 Mar 1901, Thu Page 8
DIED LAST NIGHT
Jean Baudouin Succumbed to Third Paralytic Stroke.
Jean Henri Baudouin, aged 66 years, 8 months and 7 days, died last night at 11:55 o’clock at Boston Ravine of paralysis. He was a native of Angulum, France. He had had three strokes of the disease. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Morning Union Grass Valley, California 29 Mar 1901, Fri Page 8
INVENTED SULPHURETS SAVER.
Jean Henri Baudouin, Deceased, Was a Pioneer of the Fifties.
By the death of Jean Henri Baudouin at Boston Ravine, recorded in the Union yesterday, a familiar figure of the old mining days of the early fifties is removed. The deceased engaged in placer mining here until 1866, when he went to Amador County to work in the Kentucky mine. He was crippled by an accident in that mine and rendered incapable of doing hard work, which was the original cause of the succession of paralytic strokes that caused his death.
He returned to Grass Valley and being a man of great inventive genius he figured out a device for saving sulphurets from mining tailings. It is a mechanical device and is attached to a rocker. The old-time surface miners, and especially the Frenchmen of Grass Valley, have made much use of the apparatus and with it they have had great success. Many have secured their livings and others have made good money with it for a quarter of a century. The sulphurets, when secured are sent to chlorination works for reduction.
Mr. Baudouin employed his inventive gift in the creation of many other useful devices. He was highly educated in the French language. He led a very secluded life with his family, consisting of a wife and three children. He was of a very retiring disposition. The deceased was for years a member of the local lodge of United Workmen, carrying $2000 life insurance in the order.
Contributor: Deanna (47902656) •
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