Louis Custodio Rubidoux's parents were:
Louis (Jose Luis) Rubidoux Jr., b. Dec. 17, 1837 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Jun. 20, 1928 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA. &
Flavia Maria Castillo, b. May 1846 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Aug. 9, 1904 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA.
Grandson of Louis Rubidoux, the town of Rubidoux California is named after. (Former County Supervisor and at one time the richest man and highest tax payer in California.
Married to Mary Akers around 1890
Father of
Oscar E. Rubidoux(1892–
Cora Virginia Rubidoux Chidster Nichols Larsen(1896–1983)
Roy Harold Rubidoux(1901–1972)
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 5, Col. 6
Fri., Mar. 11, 1949
Louis Rubidoux, Son Of Early Spanish Pioneer, Succumbs Here
Louis (Ruby) Rubidoux, 79, after whom Mount Rubidoux in Riverside County was named, died last night in a local hospital. He had been a patient in the hospital since January 29th.
A grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California, Rubidoux owned the land on which the mountain is located. He presented it to the City of Riverside and Easter sunrise services have been conducted there since 1909.
Born in Riverside, Rubidoux married ay Akers in 1891. She died in 1912 and he then moved to Coalinga to work in the oil fields. He owned a homestead in Priest Valley and lived there until 1934.
Rubidoux resided in 2226 San Joaquin Street until he became ill. He was retired,
Surviving relatives include a son, Roy Rubidoux; a daughter, Cora Schylster, whose addresses are unknown, and a brother, George Rubidoux of Corona.
The last rites are being arranged by the C. Harry Palm Funeral Service.
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 48, Col. 4
Sun., Mar. 13, 1949
LOUIS RUBIDOUX
Funeral services were conducted yesterday in the Palm Funeral Chapel for Louis Rubidoux, 79, of 2226 San Joaquin Street, who died Thursday in a local hospital.
Burial followed in the Mountain View Cemetery.
Rubidoux, a native of Riverside County, was a grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California.
Louis (Jose Luis) Rubidoux Jr., b. Dec. 17, 1837 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Jun. 20, 1928 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA. &
Flavia Maria Castillo, b. May 1846 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Aug. 9, 1904 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA.
Grandson of Louis Rubidoux, the town of Rubidoux California is named after. (Former County Supervisor and at one time the richest man and highest tax payer in California.
Married to Mary Akers around 1890
Father of
Oscar E. Rubidoux(1892–
Cora Virginia Rubidoux Chidster Nichols Larsen(1896–1983)
Roy Harold Rubidoux(1901–1972)
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 5, Col. 6
Fri., Mar. 11, 1949
Louis Rubidoux, Son Of Early Spanish Pioneer, Succumbs Here
Louis (Ruby) Rubidoux, 79, after whom Mount Rubidoux in Riverside County was named, died last night in a local hospital. He had been a patient in the hospital since January 29th.
A grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California, Rubidoux owned the land on which the mountain is located. He presented it to the City of Riverside and Easter sunrise services have been conducted there since 1909.
Born in Riverside, Rubidoux married ay Akers in 1891. She died in 1912 and he then moved to Coalinga to work in the oil fields. He owned a homestead in Priest Valley and lived there until 1934.
Rubidoux resided in 2226 San Joaquin Street until he became ill. He was retired,
Surviving relatives include a son, Roy Rubidoux; a daughter, Cora Schylster, whose addresses are unknown, and a brother, George Rubidoux of Corona.
The last rites are being arranged by the C. Harry Palm Funeral Service.
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 48, Col. 4
Sun., Mar. 13, 1949
LOUIS RUBIDOUX
Funeral services were conducted yesterday in the Palm Funeral Chapel for Louis Rubidoux, 79, of 2226 San Joaquin Street, who died Thursday in a local hospital.
Burial followed in the Mountain View Cemetery.
Rubidoux, a native of Riverside County, was a grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California.
Louis Custodio Rubidoux's parents were:
Louis (Jose Luis) Rubidoux Jr., b. Dec. 17, 1837 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Jun. 20, 1928 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA. &
Flavia Maria Castillo, b. May 1846 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Aug. 9, 1904 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA.
Grandson of Louis Rubidoux, the town of Rubidoux California is named after. (Former County Supervisor and at one time the richest man and highest tax payer in California.
Married to Mary Akers around 1890
Father of
Oscar E. Rubidoux(1892–
Cora Virginia Rubidoux Chidster Nichols Larsen(1896–1983)
Roy Harold Rubidoux(1901–1972)
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 5, Col. 6
Fri., Mar. 11, 1949
Louis Rubidoux, Son Of Early Spanish Pioneer, Succumbs Here
Louis (Ruby) Rubidoux, 79, after whom Mount Rubidoux in Riverside County was named, died last night in a local hospital. He had been a patient in the hospital since January 29th.
A grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California, Rubidoux owned the land on which the mountain is located. He presented it to the City of Riverside and Easter sunrise services have been conducted there since 1909.
Born in Riverside, Rubidoux married ay Akers in 1891. She died in 1912 and he then moved to Coalinga to work in the oil fields. He owned a homestead in Priest Valley and lived there until 1934.
Rubidoux resided in 2226 San Joaquin Street until he became ill. He was retired,
Surviving relatives include a son, Roy Rubidoux; a daughter, Cora Schylster, whose addresses are unknown, and a brother, George Rubidoux of Corona.
The last rites are being arranged by the C. Harry Palm Funeral Service.
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 48, Col. 4
Sun., Mar. 13, 1949
LOUIS RUBIDOUX
Funeral services were conducted yesterday in the Palm Funeral Chapel for Louis Rubidoux, 79, of 2226 San Joaquin Street, who died Thursday in a local hospital.
Burial followed in the Mountain View Cemetery.
Rubidoux, a native of Riverside County, was a grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California.
Louis (Jose Luis) Rubidoux Jr., b. Dec. 17, 1837 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Jun. 20, 1928 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA. &
Flavia Maria Castillo, b. May 1846 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, NM. and d. Aug. 9, 1904 in Riverside, Riverside County, CA.
Grandson of Louis Rubidoux, the town of Rubidoux California is named after. (Former County Supervisor and at one time the richest man and highest tax payer in California.
Married to Mary Akers around 1890
Father of
Oscar E. Rubidoux(1892–
Cora Virginia Rubidoux Chidster Nichols Larsen(1896–1983)
Roy Harold Rubidoux(1901–1972)
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 5, Col. 6
Fri., Mar. 11, 1949
Louis Rubidoux, Son Of Early Spanish Pioneer, Succumbs Here
Louis (Ruby) Rubidoux, 79, after whom Mount Rubidoux in Riverside County was named, died last night in a local hospital. He had been a patient in the hospital since January 29th.
A grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California, Rubidoux owned the land on which the mountain is located. He presented it to the City of Riverside and Easter sunrise services have been conducted there since 1909.
Born in Riverside, Rubidoux married ay Akers in 1891. She died in 1912 and he then moved to Coalinga to work in the oil fields. He owned a homestead in Priest Valley and lived there until 1934.
Rubidoux resided in 2226 San Joaquin Street until he became ill. He was retired,
Surviving relatives include a son, Roy Rubidoux; a daughter, Cora Schylster, whose addresses are unknown, and a brother, George Rubidoux of Corona.
The last rites are being arranged by the C. Harry Palm Funeral Service.
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA.), P. 48, Col. 4
Sun., Mar. 13, 1949
LOUIS RUBIDOUX
Funeral services were conducted yesterday in the Palm Funeral Chapel for Louis Rubidoux, 79, of 2226 San Joaquin Street, who died Thursday in a local hospital.
Burial followed in the Mountain View Cemetery.
Rubidoux, a native of Riverside County, was a grandson of Louis Rubidoux, an early Spanish settler in Southern California.
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