Business Directory

Of

San Joaquin County

1878-9

UNION TOWNSHIP

NAME	RESIDENCE	BUSINESS	NATIVITY	WHEN CAME TO STATE	WHEN CAME TO COUNTY	POST OFFICE	No. of Acres.
BENNETT, J. D.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Massachusetts	1850	1856	Woodbridge	240
BRACK, Jacob	Union Twp.	Farmer	Switzerland	1850	1850	Woodbridge	8,000
BROWN, H. B.	Union Twp.	Farmer	California	1857	1860	Woodbridge
DUNBACK, Jacob	Union Twp.	Farmer, Saloon Keeper	Massachusetts	1859	1862	Woodbridge	160
GAYETTY, E. P.	Benson’s Ferry	Farmer, Ferrying, Sa___,	Wisconsin	1852	1870	Woodbridge	220
HOUSKIN, George	Union Twp.	Farmer & Stock Raiser	Norway	1857	1866	Woodbridge	380
KEAGLE, J. L.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Pennsylvania	1863	1863	Woodbridge	320
KOONTZ, H.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Illinois	1857	1869	Woodbridge	108
LEETZON, Gottfried	Union Twp.	Farmer	Germany	1854	1854	Woodbridge	178 ¾
PARSONS, R. J.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Indiana	1872	1872	Woodbridge	160
RAY, D. T.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Illinois	1852	1854	Woodbridge	400
THORNTON, A.	New Hope	Merchant & Farmer	Scotland	1855	1855	Woodbridge
TUBBS, Jos.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Ohio	1862	1862	New Hope	160
WITTEN, C. F.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Missouri	1874	1874	Woodbridge
WOODS, H. M.	Union Twp.	Farmer	Ohio	1852	1857	Woodbridge	640

MISCELLANEOUS

NAME	RESIDENCE	BUSINESS	NATIVITY	WHEN CAME TO STATE	WHEN CAME TO COUNTY	POST OFFICE	No. of Acres.
BOURS, Allen Lee	Lansing, Michigan	Supt. St. Prop., St of Mich.	New York	1852	1852	Lansing, Michigan
BRANNACK, L. H.	Alameda	Hay, Grain, Feed & Coal	New York	1852		Alameda	320
FISHER, M. C.	San Francisco	Capitalist	Delaware			San Francisco
PHELPS, F. F.	Galt					Galt
ROCK, J. W.	Sacramento	Ship Builder	New York	1855		Sacramento	480
SPERRY, Arthur	Oakland	Milling	Vermont	1849	1849	Oakland

Transcribed by Sally Kaleta.

Source: “History of San Joaquin County 1879” by Thompson & West. Page 142.

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