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Pioda Family. Pioda family papers : ms., 1847-1900.

Title: Pioda family papers : ms., 1847-1900.

Correspondence, legal and land materials, and genealogical information concerning Edward L. Williams, Sylvester Woodbridge, Edmund Jones, Joseph Boston, Archbishop Alemany, A. St. Clair Denver, Luis Mesa, Juan Bautista Alvarado, Mariano G. Day, Governor Michetorena, Manuel Castañares, Mary Emma Woodbridge (later Mrs. Paul F. Pioda) and David Gould.

ArchivalResource: 1 microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 532:14) and positive.

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Denver, A. St. Clair (Arthur St. Clair), d. 1895. Arthur St. Clair Denver letter : Coloma, [Calif.], to Lou : ALS, 1864 July 18.

Title: Arthur St. Clair Denver letter : Coloma, [Calif.], to Lou : ALS, 1864 July 18.

Letter mentions their friend, Charley Torbert, being "over the mountains somewhere in Silverland." Denver continues with considerable discussion of matters pertaining to families and children (e.g. difficulties faced by mothers of large families; disappointment of a Mrs. Williams at having a daughter "[She] wanted to name it Robert E. Lee.") Also discusses rapid expansion of railroads in California, including references to the Central Pacific and general public interest in railroad development, and to the sorry state of politics ("Played out. Gone and busted and the country with it.")

ArchivalResource: 2 p.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84040457 View

Denver, A. St. Clair (Arthur St. Clair), d. 1895. A. St. Clair Denver letters to J. Chauncey Hayes : Washington, D.C., 1878-1885.

Title: A. St. Clair Denver letters to J. Chauncey Hayes : Washington, D.C., 1878-1885.

Letters with copies of communications from the General Land Office, concerning Mexican land grants in Southern California, many in dispute with the railroads.

ArchivalResource: 1 portfolio (.1 linear ft.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84912678 View