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William Wolfskill (1798–1866) was an American-Mexican pioneer, cowboy, and
agronomist in Los Angeles,
California beginning in the 1830s. He had earned...
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August 23, 1934,
accessed December 9, 2010
Wolfskill, 21, 25
Wolfskill, 28–33
Wolfskill, 34–35 The New York Times:
Arthur Krock, "American Liberty...
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Joseph W.
Wolfskill (born 1844) and
Louis Wolfskill (died 1884) were
brothers who were
members of the Los Angeles, California,
Common Council, the legislative...
- Campana, in 1922; they
divorced in 1938. Her
second husband was
Martin A.
Wolfskill.
Campana died in 1950, at the age of 52, in Venice, California. Campana...
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Wolfskill,
started the
agricultural development of the
Sacramento Valley by
planting orchards and
vineyards on his lands. In 1849,
William Wolfskill transferred...
- John Reid
Wolfskill (September 16, 1804 – May 27, 1897) was a Mexican-American,
California pioneer who
helped establish development of California's agricultural...
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nephew of
leading pioneer William Wolfskill,
businessman John W.
Wolfskill, son of
Mathus (Mathius)
Wolfskill, William's
younger brother. He paid $10...
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developer William Wolfskill in the mid-19th
century on his farm in
Santa Ana,
southern California,
United States,
North America.
William Wolfskill (1798–1866)...
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Kremer sold his
share to
Timoteo Wolfskill (1835–1909) to form
Lazard &
Wolfskill Co. on June 16, 1857.
After Wolfskill withdrew from the
partnership on...
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Wolfskill Grant Orchards is
historical site
built in 1842 in Winters,
California in
Solano County, California. The
Wolfskill Grantis a
California Historical...
