1860 Township 9, Placer, CA
Edward Devanni 20 Ireland miner
John Tooly 28 Ireland miner
David Elkins 27 AR miner
Elizabeth A Elkins 29 AR
Rachael Elkins 7 AR
Isaac B, Elkins 4 CA
1870 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
David Elkins 31 AR farmer
Elisabeth A. Elkins 38 AR
Rachel J. Elkins 16 AR
Isaac B. Elkins 14 CA
Sala Elkins 8 CA
Richard L. Elkins 6 CA
Elisabeth A. Elkins 11 months CA
1900 Fish Rock, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins Oct 1855 CA married 1887
Barbara Elkins Feb 1860 CA 2 children, both living
1910 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac B. Elkins 54 CA
Barbra A. Elkins 50 CA wife 3 children, 2 living
Wesley L. Pickard 33 CA step-son
Grace H. Pickard 31 CA step daughter-in-law
Rankin P. Pickard 11 CA grandson
Wesley P. Pickard 6 CA grandson
Martin A. Silvers 27 CA hired hand
1920 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins 64 CA
Barbara Elkins 60 CA wife
Healdsburg Tribune 12 Nov 1927
Cudge Elkins Dies After Two Months Illness
Geyserville Resident For Seven Years And Pioneer Of Mendocino
"Isaac Brown Elkins, known to his friends as “Cudge” Elkins, died at his home in Geyserville Friday afternoon after an illness of two months. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; twin sisters, Mrs. Sarah Smith, and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles; two brothers, Richard of Yorkville, and John of Grimes. Mrs. Warren Lampson is a niece. Mr. Elkins was a pioneer of Mendocino county, where he raised stock and disposed of it in early days. He was 72 years of age the 30th of October. February, 1887, he married Barbara Ann Cooper and following their marriage resided in Ornbaun valley, where they had various ranches. About seven years ago they moved to Geyserville and purchased the old Cooper home, where they have since lived. During Mr. Elkins’ illness he exhibited the same wonderful fortitude and patience which had always marked his life. He was of the rugged pioneer type of man, kind and conscientious. He had a wide circle of friends, many of whom came from long distances to see him during his last illness. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon from the family residence. Interment will be made in Olive cemetery, Geyserville."
Healdsburg Enterprise 17 Nov 1927
Pioneer Resident Of Geyserville Laid To Rest
“Cudge" Elkins, widely known citizen throughout southern Mendocino and northern Sonoma counties as a leading wool grower and carrying a wide respect, died at his home near Geyserville last Friday afternoon. Elkins was born in Auburn, Placer county, 72 years ago, October 30,1866. When 14 years of age he moved to Cloverdaie with his parents, and seven years ago came to Geyserville to make his home. He was widely known here and in Mendocino county. He was reputed among those who knew him a kindly and generous man. For years he engaged in ranching and wool-raising In the Yorkville section, and was successful in his business affairs. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; two sisters, Sarah E. Smith and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles, and two brothers. Richard of Yorkville and John Elkins of Grimes. He was the step-father of Wesley Rickard of Geyserville and the uncle of Mrs. Warren Lampson. The late Mrs. Elizabeth Ogle of Cloverdaie, also a pioneer of this section, was Elkins' sister."
Edward Devanni 20 Ireland miner
John Tooly 28 Ireland miner
David Elkins 27 AR miner
Elizabeth A Elkins 29 AR
Rachael Elkins 7 AR
Isaac B, Elkins 4 CA
1870 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
David Elkins 31 AR farmer
Elisabeth A. Elkins 38 AR
Rachel J. Elkins 16 AR
Isaac B. Elkins 14 CA
Sala Elkins 8 CA
Richard L. Elkins 6 CA
Elisabeth A. Elkins 11 months CA
1900 Fish Rock, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins Oct 1855 CA married 1887
Barbara Elkins Feb 1860 CA 2 children, both living
1910 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac B. Elkins 54 CA
Barbra A. Elkins 50 CA wife 3 children, 2 living
Wesley L. Pickard 33 CA step-son
Grace H. Pickard 31 CA step daughter-in-law
Rankin P. Pickard 11 CA grandson
Wesley P. Pickard 6 CA grandson
Martin A. Silvers 27 CA hired hand
1920 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins 64 CA
Barbara Elkins 60 CA wife
Healdsburg Tribune 12 Nov 1927
Cudge Elkins Dies After Two Months Illness
Geyserville Resident For Seven Years And Pioneer Of Mendocino
"Isaac Brown Elkins, known to his friends as “Cudge” Elkins, died at his home in Geyserville Friday afternoon after an illness of two months. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; twin sisters, Mrs. Sarah Smith, and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles; two brothers, Richard of Yorkville, and John of Grimes. Mrs. Warren Lampson is a niece. Mr. Elkins was a pioneer of Mendocino county, where he raised stock and disposed of it in early days. He was 72 years of age the 30th of October. February, 1887, he married Barbara Ann Cooper and following their marriage resided in Ornbaun valley, where they had various ranches. About seven years ago they moved to Geyserville and purchased the old Cooper home, where they have since lived. During Mr. Elkins’ illness he exhibited the same wonderful fortitude and patience which had always marked his life. He was of the rugged pioneer type of man, kind and conscientious. He had a wide circle of friends, many of whom came from long distances to see him during his last illness. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon from the family residence. Interment will be made in Olive cemetery, Geyserville."
Healdsburg Enterprise 17 Nov 1927
Pioneer Resident Of Geyserville Laid To Rest
“Cudge" Elkins, widely known citizen throughout southern Mendocino and northern Sonoma counties as a leading wool grower and carrying a wide respect, died at his home near Geyserville last Friday afternoon. Elkins was born in Auburn, Placer county, 72 years ago, October 30,1866. When 14 years of age he moved to Cloverdaie with his parents, and seven years ago came to Geyserville to make his home. He was widely known here and in Mendocino county. He was reputed among those who knew him a kindly and generous man. For years he engaged in ranching and wool-raising In the Yorkville section, and was successful in his business affairs. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; two sisters, Sarah E. Smith and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles, and two brothers. Richard of Yorkville and John Elkins of Grimes. He was the step-father of Wesley Rickard of Geyserville and the uncle of Mrs. Warren Lampson. The late Mrs. Elizabeth Ogle of Cloverdaie, also a pioneer of this section, was Elkins' sister."
1860 Township 9, Placer, CA
Edward Devanni 20 Ireland miner
John Tooly 28 Ireland miner
David Elkins 27 AR miner
Elizabeth A Elkins 29 AR
Rachael Elkins 7 AR
Isaac B, Elkins 4 CA
1870 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
David Elkins 31 AR farmer
Elisabeth A. Elkins 38 AR
Rachel J. Elkins 16 AR
Isaac B. Elkins 14 CA
Sala Elkins 8 CA
Richard L. Elkins 6 CA
Elisabeth A. Elkins 11 months CA
1900 Fish Rock, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins Oct 1855 CA married 1887
Barbara Elkins Feb 1860 CA 2 children, both living
1910 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac B. Elkins 54 CA
Barbra A. Elkins 50 CA wife 3 children, 2 living
Wesley L. Pickard 33 CA step-son
Grace H. Pickard 31 CA step daughter-in-law
Rankin P. Pickard 11 CA grandson
Wesley P. Pickard 6 CA grandson
Martin A. Silvers 27 CA hired hand
1920 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins 64 CA
Barbara Elkins 60 CA wife
Healdsburg Tribune 12 Nov 1927
Cudge Elkins Dies After Two Months Illness
Geyserville Resident For Seven Years And Pioneer Of Mendocino
"Isaac Brown Elkins, known to his friends as “Cudge” Elkins, died at his home in Geyserville Friday afternoon after an illness of two months. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; twin sisters, Mrs. Sarah Smith, and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles; two brothers, Richard of Yorkville, and John of Grimes. Mrs. Warren Lampson is a niece. Mr. Elkins was a pioneer of Mendocino county, where he raised stock and disposed of it in early days. He was 72 years of age the 30th of October. February, 1887, he married Barbara Ann Cooper and following their marriage resided in Ornbaun valley, where they had various ranches. About seven years ago they moved to Geyserville and purchased the old Cooper home, where they have since lived. During Mr. Elkins’ illness he exhibited the same wonderful fortitude and patience which had always marked his life. He was of the rugged pioneer type of man, kind and conscientious. He had a wide circle of friends, many of whom came from long distances to see him during his last illness. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon from the family residence. Interment will be made in Olive cemetery, Geyserville."
Healdsburg Enterprise 17 Nov 1927
Pioneer Resident Of Geyserville Laid To Rest
“Cudge" Elkins, widely known citizen throughout southern Mendocino and northern Sonoma counties as a leading wool grower and carrying a wide respect, died at his home near Geyserville last Friday afternoon. Elkins was born in Auburn, Placer county, 72 years ago, October 30,1866. When 14 years of age he moved to Cloverdaie with his parents, and seven years ago came to Geyserville to make his home. He was widely known here and in Mendocino county. He was reputed among those who knew him a kindly and generous man. For years he engaged in ranching and wool-raising In the Yorkville section, and was successful in his business affairs. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; two sisters, Sarah E. Smith and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles, and two brothers. Richard of Yorkville and John Elkins of Grimes. He was the step-father of Wesley Rickard of Geyserville and the uncle of Mrs. Warren Lampson. The late Mrs. Elizabeth Ogle of Cloverdaie, also a pioneer of this section, was Elkins' sister."
Edward Devanni 20 Ireland miner
John Tooly 28 Ireland miner
David Elkins 27 AR miner
Elizabeth A Elkins 29 AR
Rachael Elkins 7 AR
Isaac B, Elkins 4 CA
1870 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
David Elkins 31 AR farmer
Elisabeth A. Elkins 38 AR
Rachel J. Elkins 16 AR
Isaac B. Elkins 14 CA
Sala Elkins 8 CA
Richard L. Elkins 6 CA
Elisabeth A. Elkins 11 months CA
1900 Fish Rock, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins Oct 1855 CA married 1887
Barbara Elkins Feb 1860 CA 2 children, both living
1910 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac B. Elkins 54 CA
Barbra A. Elkins 50 CA wife 3 children, 2 living
Wesley L. Pickard 33 CA step-son
Grace H. Pickard 31 CA step daughter-in-law
Rankin P. Pickard 11 CA grandson
Wesley P. Pickard 6 CA grandson
Martin A. Silvers 27 CA hired hand
1920 Anderson, Mendocino, CA
Isaac Elkins 64 CA
Barbara Elkins 60 CA wife
Healdsburg Tribune 12 Nov 1927
Cudge Elkins Dies After Two Months Illness
Geyserville Resident For Seven Years And Pioneer Of Mendocino
"Isaac Brown Elkins, known to his friends as “Cudge” Elkins, died at his home in Geyserville Friday afternoon after an illness of two months. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; twin sisters, Mrs. Sarah Smith, and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles; two brothers, Richard of Yorkville, and John of Grimes. Mrs. Warren Lampson is a niece. Mr. Elkins was a pioneer of Mendocino county, where he raised stock and disposed of it in early days. He was 72 years of age the 30th of October. February, 1887, he married Barbara Ann Cooper and following their marriage resided in Ornbaun valley, where they had various ranches. About seven years ago they moved to Geyserville and purchased the old Cooper home, where they have since lived. During Mr. Elkins’ illness he exhibited the same wonderful fortitude and patience which had always marked his life. He was of the rugged pioneer type of man, kind and conscientious. He had a wide circle of friends, many of whom came from long distances to see him during his last illness. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon from the family residence. Interment will be made in Olive cemetery, Geyserville."
Healdsburg Enterprise 17 Nov 1927
Pioneer Resident Of Geyserville Laid To Rest
“Cudge" Elkins, widely known citizen throughout southern Mendocino and northern Sonoma counties as a leading wool grower and carrying a wide respect, died at his home near Geyserville last Friday afternoon. Elkins was born in Auburn, Placer county, 72 years ago, October 30,1866. When 14 years of age he moved to Cloverdaie with his parents, and seven years ago came to Geyserville to make his home. He was widely known here and in Mendocino county. He was reputed among those who knew him a kindly and generous man. For years he engaged in ranching and wool-raising In the Yorkville section, and was successful in his business affairs. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Elkins; two sisters, Sarah E. Smith and Mrs. Nora Roland of Los Angeles, and two brothers. Richard of Yorkville and John Elkins of Grimes. He was the step-father of Wesley Rickard of Geyserville and the uncle of Mrs. Warren Lampson. The late Mrs. Elizabeth Ogle of Cloverdaie, also a pioneer of this section, was Elkins' sister."
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