Member of the (Whig) State Assembly Session 6, 10th District 1855-1856. Noted to be the first tombstone in this cemetery. Age 41, cause of death, congestion of the lungs, funeral held May 10, 1860, from his residence. Sexton record 442.
Excerpt of History of Yolo County, Biographical Sketches; history by Tom Gregory
On the 1st of January Capt. J. H. Updegraff opened his hotel under festive auspices, with a grand New Year's party, with tickets $10, a steamer being run from Sacramento for the accommodation of guests. The establishment was called the "Yolo House".
Excerpt of History of Yolo County, Biographical Sketches; history by Tom Gregory
On the 1st of January Capt. J. H. Updegraff opened his hotel under festive auspices, with a grand New Year's party, with tickets $10, a steamer being run from Sacramento for the accommodation of guests. The establishment was called the "Yolo House".
Member of the (Whig) State Assembly Session 6, 10th District 1855-1856. Noted to be the first tombstone in this cemetery. Age 41, cause of death, congestion of the lungs, funeral held May 10, 1860, from his residence. Sexton record 442.
Excerpt of History of Yolo County, Biographical Sketches; history by Tom Gregory
On the 1st of January Capt. J. H. Updegraff opened his hotel under festive auspices, with a grand New Year's party, with tickets $10, a steamer being run from Sacramento for the accommodation of guests. The establishment was called the "Yolo House".
Excerpt of History of Yolo County, Biographical Sketches; history by Tom Gregory
On the 1st of January Capt. J. H. Updegraff opened his hotel under festive auspices, with a grand New Year's party, with tickets $10, a steamer being run from Sacramento for the accommodation of guests. The establishment was called the "Yolo House".
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Green be the turf above thee.
Companion of my happier days.
None knew thee, but to love thee.
None named thee, but to praise.
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