From The Oakland Tribune, 16 May 1919, p. 8
Oakland Soldier is Severely Wounded
Private Earl McClellan, son of Fred McClellan of 836 Seventh avenue, who is listed as being wounded severely, is the only Oaklander whose name appears among the casualties announced by the War Department today. Other Californians in the list are:
Died of accident or other cause--Private Anthony L. Arnet, Gridley.
Wounded severely--Howard Breece, Bakersfield.
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Monday, June 14, 2010
Probate Court
Names extracted from The Brooklyn Home Journal, 14 December 1872:
Estates of:
Henry Winslow
Charles M. Davison
Amador Canut
Edward Tompkins
Alvin Weber
(Estate and Guardianship of) William N. Spear, a minor
Henry Timmerman
(Estate and Guardianship of) Mary O. Brennan, et. al.
Anna Barbara Wagner (petition of Felix Bamberger)
Manuel Joseph Martin
Nancy Williams
(Estate and Guardianship of) Emily J. McClellan, a minor. (petition of James C. McClellan, father of said minor)
Estates of:
Henry Winslow
Charles M. Davison
Amador Canut
Edward Tompkins
Alvin Weber
(Estate and Guardianship of) William N. Spear, a minor
Henry Timmerman
(Estate and Guardianship of) Mary O. Brennan, et. al.
Anna Barbara Wagner (petition of Felix Bamberger)
Manuel Joseph Martin
Nancy Williams
(Estate and Guardianship of) Emily J. McClellan, a minor. (petition of James C. McClellan, father of said minor)
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