BORN -- at Hornitos, March 8th, to the wife of Robert ARTHUR, a daughter.
Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
Monday, 25 Mar 1872
TenEyck-Arthur Nuptials.
A very quiet marriage and one that was a surprise to their friends was consummated last Saturday by Judge Corcoran. The hotel register at Schlageters showed at dinner, Miss Belle Arthur of Bear Valley, and Wm. N. TenEyck of Coulterville. During the afternoon the register was marked "Miss Arthur no more." Upon inquiring we found that Judge Corcoran had made the change. Miss Arthur is from Hornitos which is her native home. She is one of Mariposa county's favorite school teachers and popular Belles. She is the present teacher of the Bear Valley school. Mr. TenEyck is Secretary of the Louisiana mine situated ten miles east of Coulterville and is a gentleman of sterling qualities. The Gazette wishes them a long and happy life.
Mariposa Gazette,
Saturday, March 26, 1898:
Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, Native Of County, Called By Death
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Oakland mortuary for Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, who died at their home in that city last Monday. Interment was made in an Oakland mausoleum.
Mrs. Ten Eyck was a native daughter of Mariposa County. he parents were Mr. and Mrs Robert Arthur, who came to Coulterville in the early days and engaged in blacksmithing, later moving to Hornitos where the family resided and engaged in business for many years.
Surviving are her husband, William Ten Eyck; two daughters and two sons. Also three sisters, Mrs. John Roduner of Merced, Mrs. Theodore Hunt of Turlock and Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson of Mt. Bullion, and a brother, Will Arthur of Hornitos
Mariposa Gazette
November 12, 1931
Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
Monday, 25 Mar 1872
TenEyck-Arthur Nuptials.
A very quiet marriage and one that was a surprise to their friends was consummated last Saturday by Judge Corcoran. The hotel register at Schlageters showed at dinner, Miss Belle Arthur of Bear Valley, and Wm. N. TenEyck of Coulterville. During the afternoon the register was marked "Miss Arthur no more." Upon inquiring we found that Judge Corcoran had made the change. Miss Arthur is from Hornitos which is her native home. She is one of Mariposa county's favorite school teachers and popular Belles. She is the present teacher of the Bear Valley school. Mr. TenEyck is Secretary of the Louisiana mine situated ten miles east of Coulterville and is a gentleman of sterling qualities. The Gazette wishes them a long and happy life.
Mariposa Gazette,
Saturday, March 26, 1898:
Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, Native Of County, Called By Death
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Oakland mortuary for Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, who died at their home in that city last Monday. Interment was made in an Oakland mausoleum.
Mrs. Ten Eyck was a native daughter of Mariposa County. he parents were Mr. and Mrs Robert Arthur, who came to Coulterville in the early days and engaged in blacksmithing, later moving to Hornitos where the family resided and engaged in business for many years.
Surviving are her husband, William Ten Eyck; two daughters and two sons. Also three sisters, Mrs. John Roduner of Merced, Mrs. Theodore Hunt of Turlock and Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson of Mt. Bullion, and a brother, Will Arthur of Hornitos
Mariposa Gazette
November 12, 1931
BORN -- at Hornitos, March 8th, to the wife of Robert ARTHUR, a daughter.
Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
Monday, 25 Mar 1872
TenEyck-Arthur Nuptials.
A very quiet marriage and one that was a surprise to their friends was consummated last Saturday by Judge Corcoran. The hotel register at Schlageters showed at dinner, Miss Belle Arthur of Bear Valley, and Wm. N. TenEyck of Coulterville. During the afternoon the register was marked "Miss Arthur no more." Upon inquiring we found that Judge Corcoran had made the change. Miss Arthur is from Hornitos which is her native home. She is one of Mariposa county's favorite school teachers and popular Belles. She is the present teacher of the Bear Valley school. Mr. TenEyck is Secretary of the Louisiana mine situated ten miles east of Coulterville and is a gentleman of sterling qualities. The Gazette wishes them a long and happy life.
Mariposa Gazette,
Saturday, March 26, 1898:
Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, Native Of County, Called By Death
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Oakland mortuary for Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, who died at their home in that city last Monday. Interment was made in an Oakland mausoleum.
Mrs. Ten Eyck was a native daughter of Mariposa County. he parents were Mr. and Mrs Robert Arthur, who came to Coulterville in the early days and engaged in blacksmithing, later moving to Hornitos where the family resided and engaged in business for many years.
Surviving are her husband, William Ten Eyck; two daughters and two sons. Also three sisters, Mrs. John Roduner of Merced, Mrs. Theodore Hunt of Turlock and Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson of Mt. Bullion, and a brother, Will Arthur of Hornitos
Mariposa Gazette
November 12, 1931
Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
Monday, 25 Mar 1872
TenEyck-Arthur Nuptials.
A very quiet marriage and one that was a surprise to their friends was consummated last Saturday by Judge Corcoran. The hotel register at Schlageters showed at dinner, Miss Belle Arthur of Bear Valley, and Wm. N. TenEyck of Coulterville. During the afternoon the register was marked "Miss Arthur no more." Upon inquiring we found that Judge Corcoran had made the change. Miss Arthur is from Hornitos which is her native home. She is one of Mariposa county's favorite school teachers and popular Belles. She is the present teacher of the Bear Valley school. Mr. TenEyck is Secretary of the Louisiana mine situated ten miles east of Coulterville and is a gentleman of sterling qualities. The Gazette wishes them a long and happy life.
Mariposa Gazette,
Saturday, March 26, 1898:
Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, Native Of County, Called By Death
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Oakland mortuary for Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck, who died at their home in that city last Monday. Interment was made in an Oakland mausoleum.
Mrs. Ten Eyck was a native daughter of Mariposa County. he parents were Mr. and Mrs Robert Arthur, who came to Coulterville in the early days and engaged in blacksmithing, later moving to Hornitos where the family resided and engaged in business for many years.
Surviving are her husband, William Ten Eyck; two daughters and two sons. Also three sisters, Mrs. John Roduner of Merced, Mrs. Theodore Hunt of Turlock and Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson of Mt. Bullion, and a brother, Will Arthur of Hornitos
Mariposa Gazette
November 12, 1931
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