Published in the "Livermore Echo" in March 30, 1899:
A.B. Winegar, a pioneer resident of San Francisco, and well known in Livermore, where a considerable part of his time had been spent during the past few years, died in San Francisco, Wednesday morning. The deceased had been a resident of California since 1850.
Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: Charles, H.P, George, and Edward. He was over 78 years of age.
A.B. Winegar, a pioneer resident of San Francisco, and well known in Livermore, where a considerable part of his time had been spent during the past few years, died in San Francisco, Wednesday morning. The deceased had been a resident of California since 1850.
Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: Charles, H.P, George, and Edward. He was over 78 years of age.
Published in the "Livermore Echo" in March 30, 1899:
A.B. Winegar, a pioneer resident of San Francisco, and well known in Livermore, where a considerable part of his time had been spent during the past few years, died in San Francisco, Wednesday morning. The deceased had been a resident of California since 1850.
Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: Charles, H.P, George, and Edward. He was over 78 years of age.
A.B. Winegar, a pioneer resident of San Francisco, and well known in Livermore, where a considerable part of his time had been spent during the past few years, died in San Francisco, Wednesday morning. The deceased had been a resident of California since 1850.
Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: Charles, H.P, George, and Edward. He was over 78 years of age.
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Originally interred in Laurel Hill Cemetery in San Francisco, but was re-interred in Cypress Lawn after 1940 and is buried in the Laurel Hill Mound section.
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