Mr. Staley was a mining prospector during most of his life. He owned several mining claims, for which four or five years ago he was offered a considerable sum; but, though he often decided to sell, he always changed his mind before any transfer was actually made.
The body was taken to the Flagstaff Undertaking parlors and yesterday Ervin E. Scharff, a San Francisco attorney, arrived to attend to the funeral arrangements and to look after the estate. Mr. Scharff said that the deceased is survived by a widow, a son, Henry W. Staley, a daughter, Mrs. Martha A. Garfield, all of San Francisco, and another daughter, Mrs. Annie M. West, of Pasadena. The estate is valued at about $2,500.
Mr. Scharff said that Staley was one of the pioneers of San Francisco. It was he who built the boulevard from the end of the car lines to the Cliff House. His son came here two years ago to visit his father, and induced him to go back with him for a short visit to his family.
The burial was yesterday afternoon, Rev. O. S. Baum officiating. The Coconino Sun, Flagstaff, Arizona, Friday, December 5, 1919
Mr. Staley was a mining prospector during most of his life. He owned several mining claims, for which four or five years ago he was offered a considerable sum; but, though he often decided to sell, he always changed his mind before any transfer was actually made.
The body was taken to the Flagstaff Undertaking parlors and yesterday Ervin E. Scharff, a San Francisco attorney, arrived to attend to the funeral arrangements and to look after the estate. Mr. Scharff said that the deceased is survived by a widow, a son, Henry W. Staley, a daughter, Mrs. Martha A. Garfield, all of San Francisco, and another daughter, Mrs. Annie M. West, of Pasadena. The estate is valued at about $2,500.
Mr. Scharff said that Staley was one of the pioneers of San Francisco. It was he who built the boulevard from the end of the car lines to the Cliff House. His son came here two years ago to visit his father, and induced him to go back with him for a short visit to his family.
The burial was yesterday afternoon, Rev. O. S. Baum officiating. The Coconino Sun, Flagstaff, Arizona, Friday, December 5, 1919
Family Members
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John Andrew Staley
1823–1893
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Samuel Staley
1825–1848
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Jacob Miller Staley
1826–1848
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Jennie M. Staley Crow
1828–1924
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Julia Anne Staley Case Ramsdell
1830–1916
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Joseph R Staley
1831–1893
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Josiah Staley
1833–1864
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Alexander M. Staley
1834–1918
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Benjamin Franklin Staley
1838–1930
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Marion Winfield Staley
1846–1919
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