Hurd, Jared S.

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Jared Hurd went to California via Panama in 1849. In California he worked as a miner near San Francisco, bought an interest in a mill in Nevada City, and worked as a surveyor for a telegraph company. He served as 1st Lieutenant in Company B, 1st Regiment Washington Territory Mounted Volunteers in the Indian Wars, during which time he was assigned Deputy Registrar of the Land Office in Washington Territory. He later led a survey expedition near Kamloops in British Columbia for the Canadian Pacific Railroad. His father,Davis Hurd, was an engineer in Niagara County.

From the description of Jared S. Hurd letters, 1846-1872. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702138054

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creatorOf Hurd, Jared S. Jared S. Hurd letters, 1846-1872. Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
referencedIn Papers, 1812-1867. New York State Historical Documents Inventory
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associatedWith Hurd, Davis. person
associatedWith Hurd family. family
associatedWith Hurd, Lucy. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Canada
Nevada City (Calif.)
Kamloops (B.C.)
Mormon Island (Calif.)
Panama
California
San Francisco (Calif.)
Weaverville (Calif.)
Olympia (Wash.)
Washington (State)
Subject
Frontier and pioneer life
Mills and mill-work
Pacific Coast Indians, Wars with, 1847-1865
Voyages to the Pacific coast
Occupation
Miners
Surveyors
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Person

Active 1846

Active 1872

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