Marriage

From: The Oakland Daily Transcript, 01 April 1869, p. 2, col. 3

Marriage
At Haywards, March 30, by Geo. Mooar, Mr. Samuel B. Pope, formerly of this City, and Mary C. Bedford, of Haywards.

DIED

From: The Oakland Daily Transcript, 23 July 1869, Page 2, Col. 3

DIED

At San Leandro, about noon yesterday, 22d inst., Lincoln, infant son of H. N. and V. A. Morse, aged two months and fifteen days.

The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral at 12 o'clock M., to-day (Friday) from the residence of the parents.

Died

From: The Oakland Daily Transcript, 13 Jul 1869, Page 3, Col. 2

DIED-Rebecca Fillmore, daughter of John and Rebecca Fillmore, aged six weeks and four days. Funeral at two o'clock today, from the house, Broadway, between Ninth and Tenth streets.

Sudden Death

From:  The Oakland Daily Transcript, 23 June 1869, Page 3, Col. 2

Sudden Death-We have to chronicle the painful news of the death of Mrs. Woods, wife of Colonel Samuel Woods, of our city. Mrs. Woods died yesterday at about four o'clock, most suddenly, from heart disease. The death is a great shock to her many friends, coming, as it did, without warning, and is the most severe blow that could fall upon her husband.

DIED

From: The Oakland Daily Transcript, 23 June 1869, Page 2, Col. 3

DIED

In this city, June 22d, Jennie G. Woods, wife of Col. Samuel Woods, native of Springfield, Mass.

Funeral will take place from St. John's Church, at 1 o'clock tomorrow, Thursday, June 24th. Friends are invited to attend.

Sudden Death

From: The Oakland Daily Transcript, 19 Jun 1869, Page 3, Col. 1

Sudden Death-A Mrs. Pierce died last night, quite suddenly, at her house, corner of Sixth and Clay streets, from congestion of the brain. All persons who have resided in Oakland for any length of time will remember the old lady and her husband, he always ready to do a bit of gardening, and she going out to day's work, or taking in washing. Their industry secured to them a handsome little property. A few months since the old husband died, and now the wife has gone to meet him who was so long her companion and comforter, and without whom her happy life was burdensome and unhappy.

DIED

From: The Oakland Daily Transcript, 15 May 1869, Page 2, Col. 3

DIED
In Oakland, May 13th, Mrs. M. Ward, wife of Jas. Ward, aged 49, of pulmonary consumption.

Funeral services at the house, on Thirteenth St., near Broadway, at 10 o'clock A. M. to-day.