From the History of Santa Clara County, California; Geography, Geology,
Topography, Climatography and Description.... Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers.
1881 - page 460
On March 1st is announced the death of a veritable pioneer. Mrs. Sarah Ann Aram came with her husband to this coast in 1846, and had resided in or near San Jose for about twenty-five years. Her death was sad news to many an old settler.
The good wife, who shared the dangers of the overland journey and the hardships of pioneer life in this valley, died in 1873, at the age of sixty years. Of her four children but one is now living, Eugene W., of Woodland, Yolo County, this State.
Topography, Climatography and Description.... Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers.
1881 - page 460
On March 1st is announced the death of a veritable pioneer. Mrs. Sarah Ann Aram came with her husband to this coast in 1846, and had resided in or near San Jose for about twenty-five years. Her death was sad news to many an old settler.
The good wife, who shared the dangers of the overland journey and the hardships of pioneer life in this valley, died in 1873, at the age of sixty years. Of her four children but one is now living, Eugene W., of Woodland, Yolo County, this State.
From the History of Santa Clara County, California; Geography, Geology,
Topography, Climatography and Description.... Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers.
1881 - page 460
On March 1st is announced the death of a veritable pioneer. Mrs. Sarah Ann Aram came with her husband to this coast in 1846, and had resided in or near San Jose for about twenty-five years. Her death was sad news to many an old settler.
The good wife, who shared the dangers of the overland journey and the hardships of pioneer life in this valley, died in 1873, at the age of sixty years. Of her four children but one is now living, Eugene W., of Woodland, Yolo County, this State.
Topography, Climatography and Description.... Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers.
1881 - page 460
On March 1st is announced the death of a veritable pioneer. Mrs. Sarah Ann Aram came with her husband to this coast in 1846, and had resided in or near San Jose for about twenty-five years. Her death was sad news to many an old settler.
The good wife, who shared the dangers of the overland journey and the hardships of pioneer life in this valley, died in 1873, at the age of sixty years. Of her four children but one is now living, Eugene W., of Woodland, Yolo County, this State.
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