Certificate of membership for George F. Hooper : New York : DS, 1886 Oct. 13.

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Certificate of membership for George F. Hooper : New York : DS, 1886 Oct. 13.

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Signed by Z.B. Tower, Henry Coppée, and DeLancey Floyd-Jones. With this, letter from Joseph G. Hooper, Nov. 27, 1974, concerning his grandfather, George F. Hooper - his activity in the Mexican War and life in early San Diego; the establishment of the G.F. Hooper Co. at Fort Yuma and later in San Francisco; growing grapes and rare fruits in Sonoma Valley at the Sobre Vista Rancho. (3 l., L.S.).

[1] leaf in 1 oversize folder; 33 x 41 cm.

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