Died from injuries suffered when he fell from a grain elevator.
Mountain Democrat 17 May 1949
Twenty Years Ago Today
"Charles A. Swisler, former Placerville Attorney and as a legislator from the district one of the founders of the present state highway system, died this week at Sacramento. Interment was in the Union Cemetery under Masonic auspices."
Mountain Democrat 10 Apr 1992
(Abstracted from a story El Dorado County From A to Z Quarry Road)
"Swisler Hill was named in remembrance of Charles Swisler, early land owner, miner, lawyer and Captain of Company H of the California National Guard - involved in the chase of the escaped felons - after the 1903 Folsom Prison break and the Battle of Manzanita Hill in Hanks Exchange."
Mountain Democrat 17 May 1949
Twenty Years Ago Today
"Charles A. Swisler, former Placerville Attorney and as a legislator from the district one of the founders of the present state highway system, died this week at Sacramento. Interment was in the Union Cemetery under Masonic auspices."
Mountain Democrat 10 Apr 1992
(Abstracted from a story El Dorado County From A to Z Quarry Road)
"Swisler Hill was named in remembrance of Charles Swisler, early land owner, miner, lawyer and Captain of Company H of the California National Guard - involved in the chase of the escaped felons - after the 1903 Folsom Prison break and the Battle of Manzanita Hill in Hanks Exchange."
Died from injuries suffered when he fell from a grain elevator.
Mountain Democrat 17 May 1949
Twenty Years Ago Today
"Charles A. Swisler, former Placerville Attorney and as a legislator from the district one of the founders of the present state highway system, died this week at Sacramento. Interment was in the Union Cemetery under Masonic auspices."
Mountain Democrat 10 Apr 1992
(Abstracted from a story El Dorado County From A to Z Quarry Road)
"Swisler Hill was named in remembrance of Charles Swisler, early land owner, miner, lawyer and Captain of Company H of the California National Guard - involved in the chase of the escaped felons - after the 1903 Folsom Prison break and the Battle of Manzanita Hill in Hanks Exchange."
Mountain Democrat 17 May 1949
Twenty Years Ago Today
"Charles A. Swisler, former Placerville Attorney and as a legislator from the district one of the founders of the present state highway system, died this week at Sacramento. Interment was in the Union Cemetery under Masonic auspices."
Mountain Democrat 10 Apr 1992
(Abstracted from a story El Dorado County From A to Z Quarry Road)
"Swisler Hill was named in remembrance of Charles Swisler, early land owner, miner, lawyer and Captain of Company H of the California National Guard - involved in the chase of the escaped felons - after the 1903 Folsom Prison break and the Battle of Manzanita Hill in Hanks Exchange."
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