Mother: Lucy Larcher (not verified)
Spouse: Manuela Burke (great-grandaughter of George Stewart, HMS Bounty midshipman and his Polynesian wife Peggy.)
Born in Rhode Island, Packard first moved to Mexico to practice law. In the late 1840s he came to California, making a small fortune outfitting gold miners. In the early 1850s Packard came to Santa Barbara.
In the 1860s he constructed a large adobe winery known as 'La Bodega' and sold wine under the 'El Recodo' label.
Packard built a mansion (now the 500 block of West Canon Perdido St) that lasted until the 1960s. The adobe winery was demolished in the mid-1950s.
Mother: Lucy Larcher (not verified)
Spouse: Manuela Burke (great-grandaughter of George Stewart, HMS Bounty midshipman and his Polynesian wife Peggy.)
Born in Rhode Island, Packard first moved to Mexico to practice law. In the late 1840s he came to California, making a small fortune outfitting gold miners. In the early 1850s Packard came to Santa Barbara.
In the 1860s he constructed a large adobe winery known as 'La Bodega' and sold wine under the 'El Recodo' label.
Packard built a mansion (now the 500 block of West Canon Perdido St) that lasted until the 1960s. The adobe winery was demolished in the mid-1950s.
Family Members
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Albert George Packard
1848–1889
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Anita Packard Williams
1851–1891
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Mary Lucy Packard Gillingham
1855–1917
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Frances L Packard
1859–1909
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Frederico Burke
1859 – unknown
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Fred A Packard
1860–1909
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Manuela Arcadia "Nellie" Packard Sketchley
1862–1933
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William John Packard
1865–1919
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Rosa Louise Packard Shyvers
1867–1973
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