Wife of Ralph Boles
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Subject: Death Notice from the Oct 1909 Grizzly Bear/Boles, Ralph
Oct 1909, Grizzly Bear
Which was the Official organ of the Native Sons of the Golden West, and the
Native Daughters of the Golden West, and each month they would listed
pioneers who had died recently:
Ralph Boles, one of Placer county's oldest Pioneers, died at Auburn
recently aged 92 years. In 1850 he came from his native State of
Ohio around the isthmus to California. He settled at Rattlesnake
Bar, between Auburn and Folsom, and had resided there continuously up
to four years ago, when he went to Auburn. Three daughters and a son
survive.
contributor: George Rushton
Her children:
Thomas Jefferson Boles
1840 – 1917
West Boles
Birth abt 1842 in Ohio
Death 23 Oct 1922 in Ca
Pauline Boles
1847 –
Sena Boles *
1850 –
Elizabeth Boles
1856 –
Lizzie Boles
1858 –
Eugenia Boles
1859 –
Charles N. Boles Memorial# 30275154
1862 –
Mabel A BOLES
1863 – 1889
May Boles
1865 –
.
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Subject: Death Notice from the Oct 1909 Grizzly Bear/Boles, Ralph
Oct 1909, Grizzly Bear
Which was the Official organ of the Native Sons of the Golden West, and the
Native Daughters of the Golden West, and each month they would listed
pioneers who had died recently:
Ralph Boles, one of Placer county's oldest Pioneers, died at Auburn
recently aged 92 years. In 1850 he came from his native State of
Ohio around the isthmus to California. He settled at Rattlesnake
Bar, between Auburn and Folsom, and had resided there continuously up
to four years ago, when he went to Auburn. Three daughters and a son
survive.
contributor: George Rushton
Her children:
Thomas Jefferson Boles
1840 – 1917
West Boles
Birth abt 1842 in Ohio
Death 23 Oct 1922 in Ca
Pauline Boles
1847 –
Sena Boles *
1850 –
Elizabeth Boles
1856 –
Lizzie Boles
1858 –
Eugenia Boles
1859 –
Charles N. Boles Memorial# 30275154
1862 –
Mabel A BOLES
1863 – 1889
May Boles
1865 –
.
Wife of Ralph Boles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Subject: Death Notice from the Oct 1909 Grizzly Bear/Boles, Ralph
Oct 1909, Grizzly Bear
Which was the Official organ of the Native Sons of the Golden West, and the
Native Daughters of the Golden West, and each month they would listed
pioneers who had died recently:
Ralph Boles, one of Placer county's oldest Pioneers, died at Auburn
recently aged 92 years. In 1850 he came from his native State of
Ohio around the isthmus to California. He settled at Rattlesnake
Bar, between Auburn and Folsom, and had resided there continuously up
to four years ago, when he went to Auburn. Three daughters and a son
survive.
contributor: George Rushton
Her children:
Thomas Jefferson Boles
1840 – 1917
West Boles
Birth abt 1842 in Ohio
Death 23 Oct 1922 in Ca
Pauline Boles
1847 –
Sena Boles *
1850 –
Elizabeth Boles
1856 –
Lizzie Boles
1858 –
Eugenia Boles
1859 –
Charles N. Boles Memorial# 30275154
1862 –
Mabel A BOLES
1863 – 1889
May Boles
1865 –
.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Subject: Death Notice from the Oct 1909 Grizzly Bear/Boles, Ralph
Oct 1909, Grizzly Bear
Which was the Official organ of the Native Sons of the Golden West, and the
Native Daughters of the Golden West, and each month they would listed
pioneers who had died recently:
Ralph Boles, one of Placer county's oldest Pioneers, died at Auburn
recently aged 92 years. In 1850 he came from his native State of
Ohio around the isthmus to California. He settled at Rattlesnake
Bar, between Auburn and Folsom, and had resided there continuously up
to four years ago, when he went to Auburn. Three daughters and a son
survive.
contributor: George Rushton
Her children:
Thomas Jefferson Boles
1840 – 1917
West Boles
Birth abt 1842 in Ohio
Death 23 Oct 1922 in Ca
Pauline Boles
1847 –
Sena Boles *
1850 –
Elizabeth Boles
1856 –
Lizzie Boles
1858 –
Eugenia Boles
1859 –
Charles N. Boles Memorial# 30275154
1862 –
Mabel A BOLES
1863 – 1889
May Boles
1865 –
.
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