Information from Lake & Mendocino County History
Birth year given as 1835. At age fourteen Elijah joined an expedition to California to prospect for gold. After ten years, he homesteaded in Round Valley, one of the earliest settlers. He served as road overseer of Round Valley for four years and Justice of the Peace from 1905 to 1909.
Elijah and Susan Atkinson were married in Ukiah in 1868. They had three children: P.G., Melinda (Mrs Bucknell) and Robert A.
Birth year given as 1835. At age fourteen Elijah joined an expedition to California to prospect for gold. After ten years, he homesteaded in Round Valley, one of the earliest settlers. He served as road overseer of Round Valley for four years and Justice of the Peace from 1905 to 1909.
Elijah and Susan Atkinson were married in Ukiah in 1868. They had three children: P.G., Melinda (Mrs Bucknell) and Robert A.
Information from Lake & Mendocino County History
Birth year given as 1835. At age fourteen Elijah joined an expedition to California to prospect for gold. After ten years, he homesteaded in Round Valley, one of the earliest settlers. He served as road overseer of Round Valley for four years and Justice of the Peace from 1905 to 1909.
Elijah and Susan Atkinson were married in Ukiah in 1868. They had three children: P.G., Melinda (Mrs Bucknell) and Robert A.
Birth year given as 1835. At age fourteen Elijah joined an expedition to California to prospect for gold. After ten years, he homesteaded in Round Valley, one of the earliest settlers. He served as road overseer of Round Valley for four years and Justice of the Peace from 1905 to 1909.
Elijah and Susan Atkinson were married in Ukiah in 1868. They had three children: P.G., Melinda (Mrs Bucknell) and Robert A.
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