John and Matilda Stone. Both natives of New England. John was a successful contractor and builder, after which he followed farming and resided at Portage, Michigan. Came to California in 1865 and located in Green Valley with his son-in-law, William Stone. Mr. Stone died in Green Valley in 1866, and was buried in the Alhambra Cemetery. Mrs. Stone died in 1870, and was buried in the same cemetery.
- "The History Of Contra Costa County, California" by Frederick J. Hulaniski, 1917; The Elms publishing co., Berkeley, Cal.
Contributed by Find a Grave volunteer 49423547
- "The History Of Contra Costa County, California" by Frederick J. Hulaniski, 1917; The Elms publishing co., Berkeley, Cal.
Contributed by Find a Grave volunteer 49423547
John and Matilda Stone. Both natives of New England. John was a successful contractor and builder, after which he followed farming and resided at Portage, Michigan. Came to California in 1865 and located in Green Valley with his son-in-law, William Stone. Mr. Stone died in Green Valley in 1866, and was buried in the Alhambra Cemetery. Mrs. Stone died in 1870, and was buried in the same cemetery.
- "The History Of Contra Costa County, California" by Frederick J. Hulaniski, 1917; The Elms publishing co., Berkeley, Cal.
Contributed by Find a Grave volunteer 49423547
- "The History Of Contra Costa County, California" by Frederick J. Hulaniski, 1917; The Elms publishing co., Berkeley, Cal.
Contributed by Find a Grave volunteer 49423547
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b Plymouth Co NH
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Broken into thirds, pieced together laying on ground.
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