James L. Warren papers, 1846-1889.

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James L. Warren papers, 1846-1889.

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Correspondence, accounts, manuscripts and clippings. Relate mainly to Warren's activities as editor of the California Farmer. Also included are papers pertaining to the ship, Sweden, and the Sweden Mining Company, the Sacramento Railroad Company, the California State Agricultural Society and state fairs.

Originals : 18 boxes (7.5 linear ft.).Copy of folder "Lippincott, Sarah Jane (Clarke), 1823-1904 (Grace Greenwood)" from Box 3 : 1 microfilm reel negative (BNEG Box 2514) and positive.Copy of Martin Andreas Sarles correspondence (one folder from Box 4, 10 letters, 1857-1870) and Manuscripts for the California Farmer (one folder from Box 7, 32 items) : 1 microfilm reel negative (BNEG Box 3288, 221 frames) and positive.

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California State Agricultural Society (Sacramento, Calif.)

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Cowan, Robert Ernest, 1862-1942

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Robert Ernest Cowan was born in 1862 in Toronto, Canada; came to San Francisco in 1870; student at UC Berkeley 1882-84; San Francisco bookseller from 1895-1920 and author of bibliographies of history of California and the Pacific Coast; librarian for William Andrews Clark, Jr., 1919-33; moved to Los Angeles at Clark's request in 1926; Cowan's collection of books and manuscripts form the nucleus of the UCLA Dept. of Special Collections' holdings in Californiana; married Marie Margaret Fleissner i...

Warren, James L. L. F. (James Lloyd LaFayette), 1805-1896

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Biography James Lloyd LaFayette Warren, perhaps better known simply as Colonel Warren, was born at Brighton, Massachusetts on August 12, 1805. He began work as clerk in a dry goods store in Boston, and in 1822 served as supercargo in the employ of D. J. Kendall in Wilmington. Upon returning to Boston he again turned to the dry goods business. In the 1840s he established large horticultural gardens in Brighton, introducing the tomato and the t...

Online Archive of California

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Sweden Mining Company.

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Sweden (Ship)

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