Excerpts from Jacob's death notice in the Mountain Democrat 6 Jul 1944
Life long resident of El Dorado County, living most of his life at Weber Creek. He never married. In his earlier days he engaged in ranching and for a number of years had mafe his home on the Luneman Brothers Ranch.
Mountain Democrat 13 Jul 1944
"Jacob Jacobson, aged eighty-four, a grandson of pioneer Coloma business people, was buried in Coloma on Sunday afternoon in the Peter Clausen Plot."
Life long resident of El Dorado County, living most of his life at Weber Creek. He never married. In his earlier days he engaged in ranching and for a number of years had mafe his home on the Luneman Brothers Ranch.
Mountain Democrat 13 Jul 1944
"Jacob Jacobson, aged eighty-four, a grandson of pioneer Coloma business people, was buried in Coloma on Sunday afternoon in the Peter Clausen Plot."
Excerpts from Jacob's death notice in the Mountain Democrat 6 Jul 1944
Life long resident of El Dorado County, living most of his life at Weber Creek. He never married. In his earlier days he engaged in ranching and for a number of years had mafe his home on the Luneman Brothers Ranch.
Mountain Democrat 13 Jul 1944
"Jacob Jacobson, aged eighty-four, a grandson of pioneer Coloma business people, was buried in Coloma on Sunday afternoon in the Peter Clausen Plot."
Life long resident of El Dorado County, living most of his life at Weber Creek. He never married. In his earlier days he engaged in ranching and for a number of years had mafe his home on the Luneman Brothers Ranch.
Mountain Democrat 13 Jul 1944
"Jacob Jacobson, aged eighty-four, a grandson of pioneer Coloma business people, was buried in Coloma on Sunday afternoon in the Peter Clausen Plot."
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