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| 1701 |  | Ronnie Ross | ||
| 1702 |  | Rosetta Titus | ||
| 1703 |  | Rosetta Titus Post | ||
| 1704 |  | Rosie Sheinaus Karshmer Rose Sheinaus Karshmer, (c) 1980 | ||
| 1705 |  | Rosie Sheinaus Karshmer with Eric and Nan Asimov | ||
| 1706 |  | Roslyn 'Lyn' and Gertrude PEARLIN Status: Located; | ||
| 1707 |  | Roslyn 'Lyn' MENDELL and Herbert PEARLIN Status: Located; | ||
| 1708 |  | Roslyn 'Lyn' MENDELL and Paul PEARLIN Status: Located; | ||
| 1709 |  | Roslyn (Lyn) MENDELL Status: Located; | ||
| 1710 |  | Roslyn (Lyn) MENDELL Status: Located; | ||
| 1711 |  | Roslyn (Lyn) MENDELL Status: Located; | ||
| 1712 |  | Roslyn (Lyn) Mendell Status: Located; "Legs Mendell" |
Owner of original: Lari Siegel |
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| 1713 |  | Roslyn (Lyn) Mendell | ||
| 1714 |  | Roslyn MENDELL and Anna PEARLIN Status: Located; | ||
| 1715 |  | Roswsell Barteau Garland and Claudia Radford. Status: Located; | ||
| 1716 |  | Roy Dryden Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Hugh Byrne Date: Dec, 2006 Place: Hollister, San Benito, CA |
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| 1717 |  | Roy Pulliam | ||
| 1718 |  | Rushmore-Harvey-Joseph-Valentine Rushmore, Harvey and Joseph Valentine | ||
| 1719 |  | Rushmore-Rowley-Valentine | ||
| 1720 |  | Rushmore_Rowley_Valentine Rushmore Rowley Valentine | ||
| 1721 |  | Ruth & AnneRose SI Exif | ||
| 1722 | | Ruth & Annerose (2) SI Exif | ||
| 1723 |  | Ruth & Annerose (2) SI Exif | ||
| 1724 |  | Ruth & Stan Asimov Mom & Dad: Ruth & Stan Asimov 1955 | ||
| 1725 |  | Ruth Sheinaus & Stan Asimov Nov. 26.1955 Stan & Ruth Asimov marry! Nov. 26, 1955 | ||
| 1726 |  | Ruth Sheinaus and mother Nettie Pollakoff Sheinaus | ||
| 1727 |  | Ruth Sheinaus Asimov Status: Located; |
Date: Abt 1970 Place: Long Island, NY |
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| 1728 |  | Ruth Sheinaus Asimov 6.15.09 | ||
| 1729 |  | Ruth Sheinaus Asimov and Harold Sheinaus_2010 KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA | ||
| 1730 |  | Ruth Sheinaus, Louis Pincus Sheinaus, Harold Sheinaus, Olga Scheiner, and Sholem Scheiner Status: Located; (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Date: 1924 Place: Jones Beach, Long Island, NY |
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| 1731 |  | Ruth-Sheinaus-Asimov-90-2012 | ||
| 1732 | | Ruthy Sheinaus Salz_later Asimov_and Danny Salz_later Asimov 1947 (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1733 |  | Ruthy_Stan_Rita_and_Harold | ||
| 1734 |  | Ryland and Lois Drennan letter to Barbara Byrne 1920 (two letters together in one envelope from Ryland and Lois Drennan to Barbara Byrne) The Great Eastern Hotel LD Telegrams "Greastern Calcutta" Calcutta Dec 12 1920 Dear Barbara Many thanks for your kind letter and believe me I was glad to hear of your doings at home. Also tell Fernald I think he is a somewhat lazy young lad not to drop us a line or is he too much interested in the Milk Whats Sterd That you are also riding I am glad to hear. It sure must be fun exercise. Almost all the English people ride here in the morninggs. Today one of my business associcates had a bad fall from his horse and his wife told us he could not enter a beauty contest now. I play tennis and golf for my exercise and enjoy both very much. Your Aunt Lois says I am rather helpless in getting around to look at the sights and I guess she is right but then I keep my eyes open when I am out and have noticed many strange customs of the people and different castes. (Uncle Ryland didn't have time to finish so I'll end this with his best love to you all - Aunt Lois) ------------------------------------- The Great Eastern Hotel LD Telegrams "Greastern Calcutta" Calcutta Dec 12 1920 Dear Barbara: Needless to say both Uncle Ryan and I were delighted to receive you letters and to hear of the various episodes that take place in your family. India is very interesting there are so many different sects and castes of the people that are very distinctive. You see so many different markings upon their bodies. From xxlly the face and chest in colored daubs that denote the various sects. The xxx two differs from the almost naked coolies to the veiled ladies. I saw one of the ladies the other day she looked like a Halloweeen spook as evidently she was of the lower class and had just cut holes in a white sheet which she wore over her whole body. In the movies here they have special boxes for them and a thin net curtain hangs up from the top of the box to hide the ladies from the the public gaze. Today Uncle Ryland and I spent a couple of ours in the Indian Museum - we were fortunate in getting a very close glimpse of Clemenceau the noted French Statesman as he was inspecting the exhibits. In this museum are many fine specimens of the xxx Buddha - that have been taken from the old temples. They are so hideous in face and form that you wonder how they could worship them and yet they do even now. We saw an old mummy about four thousand years old and much of the body was exposed and the teeth all showed and seemed perfect. The finest things in the the museum were to our minds the beautiful fabrics, both cotton and silk, and also the fine brass trays and metal art xxx that are very old and such as I have never seen any where. The market place here is very interesting it covers about four city blocks and little shops are crowded one after another and you can buy fruit, vegetables, groceries, drugs, xlat many flowers, art curios. In fact almost everything from lions to elephants and love birds, small animals of course the live things are in a space by themselves. Uncle Ryland plays a good deal of golf and I'm sure you'd like his outfit. It consists of short khaki pants & long stockings and of course six inches of bare legs shows but it's quite the fashion. He must be in style - I hope to get his picture so you can see how cute he looks and perhaps your father would like to copy him. I have not forgotten your Xmas present - in fact I have here swell things for each of you girls and some time will find a way to send them. There are lots of beggars here - and many religous mendicants - or holy men - they appear only a breech clout their long hair matted with dirt and they rub their bodies all over with ashes. We often see two in the early morning going to their regular begging places - one carries a long iron staff, the other one a brass one. I'm going to write Louise a letter too, and if you can read hers for I am going to tell her different things. With love to you and your brothers and sisters. Aunt Lois | ||
| 1735 |  | Ryland Drennan |
Owner of original: Janet Kerr Martini |
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| 1736 |  | Ryland Drennan and golf buddies Unclear what's going on here, although the gentlemen are gathered around a small flag planted in the ground. | ||
| 1737 |  | Ryland Drennan August 25 1917 Photo courtesy of Mimi Osborne, Michele & Wayne Watson | ||
| 1738 |  | Ryland Drennan circa 1920 From passport application dated April 29, 1920. | ||
| 1739 |  | Ryland Drennan Obituary Status: Located; Santa Cruz Evening News, 20 Jan 1928, P 1 Col 7 |
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| 1740 |  | Ryland Drennan on ship deck | ||
| 1741 |  | S=IND-BSW&DATE=ABT1860 Benjamin Smith White, about 1860. | ||
| 1742 |  | Sadie Barteau Headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Hugh Byrne Date: 30 Jul 2012 Place: piping rock duck pond road, matinecock, ny 40.865506166239726, -73.5924923228149 |
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| 1743 |  | Sallie F Pancoast Headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Hugh Byrne Date: 30 Jul 2012 Place: se corner piping rock & duck pond road, matinecock, nassau, ny 40.8659753, -73.5937993 |
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| 1744 |  | Sally and Jane Trapnell, Christmas 1944 | ||
| 1745 |  | Sally Berkeley Gordon | ||
| 1746 |  | Sally Berkeley Gordon - William Holmes Trapnell Wedding Invitation 1930 Mrs. Thomas Christian Gordon announces the marriage of her daughter Sally Berkeley to Mr. William Holmes Trapnell on Saturday evening, March the twenty-ninth nineteen hundred and thirty Richmond, Virginia | ||
| 1747 |  | Sally Byrne Dec 1971 | ||
| 1748 |  | Sally Trapnell & Jane Trapnell, 1947 | ||
| 1749 |  | Sally Trapnell & Nettie Furman circa 1941 | ||
| 1750 |  | Sally Trapnell 1949 | ||
| 1751 |  | Sally Trapnell abt 1948 | ||
| 1752 |  | Sally Trapnell abt 1956 | ||
| 1753 |  | Sally Trapnell abt. 1945 | ||
| 1754 |  | Sally Trapnell age 17 mos | ||
| 1755 |  | Sally Trapnell Apr 1957 | ||
| 1756 |  | Sally Trapnell Byrne abt 1990 | ||
| 1757 |  | Sally Trapnell Byrne circa early 1970s | ||
| 1758 |  | Sally Trapnell Dec 1948 | ||
| 1759 |  | Sally Trapnell Mar 1938 | ||
| 1760 |  | Sally Trapnell Mar 1941 | ||
| 1761 |  | Sally Trapnell Spring 1947 | ||
| 1762 |  | Sally Trapnell, early 1970s | ||
| 1763 |  | Sally Verry Crane - Joseph Trapnell IV Wedding Invitation 1943 Mrs. Hendrick Crane announces the marriage of her daughter Sally Verry to Joseph Trapnell IV Lieutenant, United States Army Air Forces on Tuesday the seventh of December Nineteen hundred and forty-three New York City | ||
| 1764 |  | sally-alfred-coles-1941 | ||
| 1765 |  | sally-trapnell-1939 | ||
| 1766 |  | Sally-Trapnell-1940 Sally Trapnell, about 1940, Brooklyn NY. | ||
| 1767 |  | Sally-Trapnell-Self-Awareness-1953 Self-awareness essay written by Sally Trapnell during high school. Interesting insights on family life in her childhood, and extremely well-written. | ||
| 1768 |  | Salute to Tom Trapnell Status: Located; March, 1943 Esquire article on Thomas John Hall Trapnell |
Date: March, 1943 |
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| 1769 |  | Sam Drennan Cross-Country Journey 1886 | ||
| 1770 |  | Sam MENDELL Status: Located; | ||
| 1771 |  | Sam MENDELL and Sandy HERSHFIELD Status: Located; | ||
| 1772 | | Samuel Son & Father: Alexander-Samuel and Gdaly Asimov, in Israel (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1773 |  | Samuel & Ephraim Asimov 20 years, Petrovitch (6) | ||
| 1774 |  | Samuel & Louisa Drennan home, 45 Church Street, Santa Cruz. Home of Sam & Louisa Drennan. Torn down May 31, 1941 to make way for parking lot next to Wessendorf mortuary. |
Owner of original: University of California, Santa Cruz. McHenry Library, Special Collections. |
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| 1775 |  | Samuel & Serafima ASIMOV Status: Located; |
Date: 1951 |
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| 1776 |  | Samuel (Semen) Malkin | ||
| 1777 |  | Samuel Asimov | ||
| 1778 |  | Samuel Drennan Headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Hugh Byrne Date: 10/3/07 Place: Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, USA 36.987351269274455, -122.02658414840698 |
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| 1779 |  | Samuel Drennan History Status: Located; |
Owner of original: DAR Histories of California Pioneers Date: 1934 Place: Santa Cruz, CA |
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| 1780 |  | Samuel Drennan Obituary Status: Located; From Santa Cruz Surf, Sept. 8, 1891: SAMUEL DRENNAN A Prominent Character in Santa Cruz For a Quarter of a Century The announcement yesterday afternoon of the death of Samuel Drennan at his residence on Church street in this city altho’ not unexpected to his family and friends, was a surprise to the wider circle of his acquaintances known as the general public. It is no exaggeration to say that everybody knew Sam Drennan, and everybody in this instance is by no means limited to the inhabitants of this city and county. For twenty-five years Mr. Drennan was rarely absent from a radius of 100 feet from the Pacific Ocean House, and being of a genial and social disposition, he formed the acquaintance of nearly every visitor to our city in that period of time, and no other citizen could it be more truthfully said that he was indeed a local landmark. Samuel Drennan was born in the town of Chatham, Sangamon county, Illinois, October 30th, 1829. He came to California in 1852, and after mining for a year in Tuolumne county came to Santa Cruz where he was engaged in the insurance and real estate business, at first in partnership with Amasa Pray, (deceased), then with Hon. Lucien Heath, also deceased, and afterwards with J. R. Chace. At the beginning of the present year he sold his interest in the business to T. V. Mathews and devoted his time to settling up his affairs. His chair and desk in the familiar office were never disturbed and up to within a few weeks he was seldom “off duty.” On May 28th, 1868, Mr. Drennan was married to Miss Louise Fernald, a teacher in the public schools here and a sister of Mrs. Amasa Pray. Their long union has been blessed with several children four of whom Misses Edith, Mabel and Dora and Master Ryland Drennan, survive their father. Mr. Drennan was a member of Pilot Hose No. 2, of the Knights of Honor and of the Masonic fraternity, under whose auspices he will be buried on Thursday. |
Date: Sept. 8, 1891 Place: Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co, CA |
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| 1781 |  | Samuel Ebi Headstone Status: Located; Samuel Eby 6 Sep 1842, Mottville Cemetery |
Place: Mottville Township Cemetery, Mottville Township, St Joseph, MI USA 41.7939801, -85.7554493 |
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| 1782 |  | Samuel Gray Byrne Headstone Born in Windham Conn, Died Nov 21 1891, age 73 | ||
| 1783 |  | Samuel H Byrne Headstone died July 7, 1862, aged 73 | ||
| 1784 | | Samuel Michael Scheiner Clockwise: Edith ? Scheiner, adopted daughter of Sayre, Liz Sheinaus Scheiner, Ruth Sheinaus Asimov, Frank Scheiner, Sayre Scheiner, Eric Asimov, adopted son of Sayre, Stanley & Nanette Asimov (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1785 | | Samuel Paul Baron Handy_2008 Ben, Mara, Isabel, Sam and Maile Handy (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1786 |  | Samuel Pines | ||
| 1787 |  | Samuel Pines and Bella Schwartz Sam & Bella (Schwartz / Scheiner) Pines Circa 1946 | ||
| 1788 | | Samuel Scheiner 25 Nov 2006 (4) (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1789 |  | Samuel Valentine | ||
| 1790 |  | Samuel Valentine (1) | ||
| 1791 |  | Samuel_Asimov | ||
| 1792 |  | San Lorenzo Stables EARLY DAY LIVERY STABLE (From the Preston Sawyer Collection) At the turn of the century the San Lorenzo Stable on upper Pacific avenue was one of ten flourishing livery stables in Santa Cruz. The San Lorenzo not only had the distinction of being a real local pioneer in its line, but was also one of the last to leave the field, prior to the twenties. The Elsom Stables on Soquel avenue, near Pacific, closed down in 1916, was the last to go. Final location of the San Lorenzo was on Front street where it moved late in 1905 to make way for erection of the two-story brick building of today for the Byrne Brothers Hardware store. The Front street site was several doors south of Post Office corner on the site of old-time business houses burned in the "big fire" of 1894. It was active at the time the post office was under construction in 1911-12, a long building extending eastward almost to the banks of the San Lorenzo river. One of the operators there was Col. A. G. Abbott. When the building burned in 1928, it had long since ended its career as a livery stable, being then in .use by the Daniels Transfer company, mainly for storage purposes. The San Lorenzo Stables (or its predecessor; just when the name was adopted is vague) got its start in 1850 when Hiram Imus put up a little building at Vine and Mission streets. It was rented in 1856 by Charles Lincoln, a Maine boy still a youngster in his teens. He had come to California at the age of 13 in 1852 and was "the boy sheriff" when he was elected to that office in 1867 at the age of 28. Lincoln had C. C. Martin of Glenwood as a partner for a time and was using the name of "San Lorenzo Stable" when they moved in 1864 to the new frame building erected for them on Pacific avenue. They were proprietors of the livery business but lessees of the building which was erected by Sam Drennan, an Illinois native who had come to the West coast by way of the Isthmus in 1852. Drennan Was Constable Drennan, like most of the early Santa Cruzans, found his first work here in the sawmills but in 1853 came in from Soquel to be constable and deputy sheriff, a job he held under O. K. Stampley and two succeeding sheriffs. His daughter Louise, married Walter C. Byrne, in 1899. awarded the contract to put up the brick building, into which they moved their hardware store early in 1906. They had previously been in the McPherson building at Pacific avenue and Locust street. The picture was taken in September, 1905, shortly before dismantling operations began on the old stable. The ancient building had survived the fire of 1865 which started close by and swept northward to Mission street taking with it the San Lorenzo Exchange, predecessor of the Pacific Ocean House. In the window of the Postal Telegraph office are posters announcing the coming of Barnum & Bailey circus to Santa Cruz that year for the first of its two visits here. It called once again, in September, 1910, but Ringling Brothers came five times in all, before the two shows were combined. | ||
| 1793 |  | Sandy and Claire Hershfield Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Scott Lasky, http://laskyphoto.com/ |
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| 1794 |  | Sanford HERSHFIELD Status: Located; | ||
| 1795 |  | Santa Cruz Boy Talks With Hawaii; Pleasures oF Radio Status: Located; Santa Cruz Evening News Article, featuring John D Byrne |
Date: 6/7/1922 Place: Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, USA 36.97574680109207, -122.03398704528809 |
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| 1796 | | Santia-Sitkin-Porzel (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1797 |  | Sara Coles | ||
| 1798 |  | Sarah Abby Graves | ||
| 1799 |  | Sarah Amelia Coles | ||
| 1800 |  | Sarah Amelia Coles Sarah Amelia Coles (scanned daguerreotype) |
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