Hans came to Brentwood in 1874, four years before the Southern Pacific Railroad arrived in Contra Costa County.
He was from Denmark and settled on a parcel of land on the corner of Sellers Ave. and Chestnut.Hans was a wheat farmer.
He was instrumental in establishing Liberty Union High School and was one of the first school board presidents.
Between Bonnickson pillar and Andrew Bonnickson are 2 small markers. One says just S.B.B & the other says H.B. I would take this to be Hans and Sadie Barkley Bonnickson.
He was from Denmark and settled on a parcel of land on the corner of Sellers Ave. and Chestnut.Hans was a wheat farmer.
He was instrumental in establishing Liberty Union High School and was one of the first school board presidents.
Between Bonnickson pillar and Andrew Bonnickson are 2 small markers. One says just S.B.B & the other says H.B. I would take this to be Hans and Sadie Barkley Bonnickson.
Hans came to Brentwood in 1874, four years before the Southern Pacific Railroad arrived in Contra Costa County.
He was from Denmark and settled on a parcel of land on the corner of Sellers Ave. and Chestnut.Hans was a wheat farmer.
He was instrumental in establishing Liberty Union High School and was one of the first school board presidents.
Between Bonnickson pillar and Andrew Bonnickson are 2 small markers. One says just S.B.B & the other says H.B. I would take this to be Hans and Sadie Barkley Bonnickson.
He was from Denmark and settled on a parcel of land on the corner of Sellers Ave. and Chestnut.Hans was a wheat farmer.
He was instrumental in establishing Liberty Union High School and was one of the first school board presidents.
Between Bonnickson pillar and Andrew Bonnickson are 2 small markers. One says just S.B.B & the other says H.B. I would take this to be Hans and Sadie Barkley Bonnickson.
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