Job Francis Dye pioneer scrapbook, 1869-1876.

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Job Francis Dye pioneer scrapbook, 1869-1876.

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Chiefly clippings from the Santa Cruz Sentinel in which Dye's reminiscences, 1828-1852, were published in v. XIII, nos. 47-50, 52 & v. XIV, nos. 1-2 (May-June, 1869). Accounts and copies of letters from Job F. Dye, Aug. 13, 1876, and Stanley N. Dye, Dec. 29, 1876 in back of volume. Includes photocopies of clippings and transcripts.

1 v. and 1 portfolio.Scrapbook : partial microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 518:13) and positive.

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Dye, Job Francis, 1807-1883

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Mountain man. Went to California with Ewing Young (1832). Worked on John R. Cooper's rancho, ran store and distillery in Santa Cruz, Calif. Later made money as trader and merchant during Gold Rush. Recollections first printed in Santa Cruz newspaper (1866). This typescript is transcription by Dye's grandson, Thomas F. Butler, of former's published recollections. From the description of "Early history and reminiscences of Job Francis Dye," 1866. (University of the Pacific). WorldCat r...