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Josephine Alma “Josie” Irwin

Date of Birth: 10 Jan 1869

Born In: Ohio

Age: 8

Occupation: Child

Marital Status: Single

Died: 6 Apr 1877

Cause of Death: Diphtheria

Death Location: Searsville

Burial Plot: C81

FindaGrave ID: 8108787

Josephine Alma “Josie” Irwin

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    William J Irwin

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    Died: 10 May 1903

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    Death Location: SF Bay

    Burial Plot: PG

    FindaGrave ID: 246101049

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    Found floating in Bay 2 miles east of Ravenswood Landing, May 10 1903.

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      Maniro Isidoro

      Date of Birth: 1875

      Born In: Italy

      Age: 33

      Occupation: Laborer

      Marital Status: Single

      Died: Nov 1 1908

      Cause of Death: Drowning

      Death Location: Redwood City

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      FindaGrave ID: 243710150

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      DROWNED IN SLOUGH
      An Itaian, named Maniro Isidoro, who had been working at the salt works for the past few months, came to town November 1 and made a few purchases. He failed to return and a search was continued and the body was found floating in the creek Thursday. The unforunate man had evidently fallen from the boat and being unable to swim had drowned.

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        Sailor Jack

        Date of Birth: 1844

        Born In: England

        Age: 45

        Occupation: Laborer

        Marital Status: Single

        Died: 26 Nov 1889

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        Death Location: Menlo Park

        Burial Plot: PG

        FindaGrave ID: 246101211

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          Belle W Jackson

          Date of Birth: 15 May 1841

          Born In: Indiana

          Age: 93

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          Marital Status: Widowed

          Died: 9 Sep 1934

          Cause of Death: Cardiac Decompensation

          Death Location: Community Hospital

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          FindaGrave ID: 246101619

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          Mrs. Belle Jackson Taken by Death at age 93
          Mrs. Belle Jackson, 93, widow of the late Allen Jackson, passed away last night at the Community Hospital from the effects of a recent fall. She had come here 10 months ago and was visiting with her granddaughter, Mrs. J. L. Maxwell, 144 King Street.
          She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mae Sibley of San Francisco and Mrs. Effie Smith of Denver and four grandchildren, Mrs. J. J. Maxwell, Mrs. Wilma Jackson, Mrs. Elma Menefee and Kilmer Sibley. She was a native of Madison County, Indiana.
          Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. William J. Owen of the First Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Layng and Tinney Funeral Home. Internment will be in Union Cemetery.

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            Infant of Grace & James Jackson

            Date of Birth: 29 Jul 1911

            Born In: Redwood City

            Age: 0

            Occupation: Infant

            Marital Status: Single

            Died: 29 Jul 1911

            Cause of Death: Premature birth

            Death Location: Redwood City

            Burial Plot: 179

            FindaGrave ID: 246101723

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              John Jackson

              Date of Birth: 1830

              Born In: England

              Age: 70

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              Died: 22 Nov 1900

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              Death Location: San Mateo

              Burial Plot: PG

              FindaGrave ID: 246101331

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                Anne Jacobus

                Date of Birth: 24 Oct 1830

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                Age: 37

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                Marital Status: Married

                Died: 18 Nov 1867

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                Death Location: Mountain

                Burial Plot: 49

                FindaGrave ID: 238065044

                Anne Jacobus

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                  George Henry Jacobus

                  Date of Birth: 1846

                  Born In: New Jersey

                  Age: 64

                  Occupation: Butcher

                  Marital Status: Married

                  Died: 18 May 1910

                  Cause of Death: Perforation of duodenum

                  Death Location: Oakland

                  Burial Plot: 49

                  FindaGrave ID: 238063713

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                  JACOBUS - In Oakland, May 18, George Henry, beloved husband of Marie C. Jacobus and father of Mrs. F. A. Rosenberg and F. A. and Florence C. Jacobus, a native of new Jersey. A member of San Mateo Lodge, No. 192, A. O. U. W.
                  ** Funeral and interment at Redwood City, California. Will leave Third and Townsend streets depot, San Francisco, to-day (Friday), at three o'clock a.m. Deceased at J. E. Henderson's parlors, 1300 Webster street, Oakland.

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                    George W Jacobus

                    Date of Birth: 18 Mar 1877

                    Born In: California

                    Age: 15

                    Occupation: Child

                    Marital Status: Single

                    Died: 10 Dec 1892

                    Cause of Death: Lock Jaw

                    Death Location: Redwood City

                    Burial Plot: 49

                    FindaGrave ID: 238064819

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                    RWC - December 8, 1892
                    George Jacobus, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Jacobus, fell from the new school house at San Mateo last Friday morning, and his escape from death is considered miraculous. He was employed by Mr. Ahlert, the plumbing contractor on the new public school building, and his duty yesterday morning consisted in distributing sheets of tin around the edge of the roof. The morning was rainy and the cornice upon which he walked, being covered tin, was very slippery. He was on his second trip around and came to a point in the front of the building where a bundle of shingles was in his way. In stepping around this he slipped and fell heavily to the ground, a distrance of thirty-eight feet. In falling his body struck a glancing blow on a wood-horse, and this checked the force of the fall, which was very fortunate, as the earth beneath was very solid. He was picked up in an unconscious condition and blood was trickling from his mouth and nose. It was first feared that he was fatally injured, but he soon recovered consciousness and was removed to his home. His right leg was broken near the thigh. Dr. Ross of Redwood City and Dr. Morse were summoned and attended to his injuries. It is not thought that he is injured internally. All things considered it was a very narrow escape, and George can consider himself very fortunate in emerging from the accident with no worse injuries than he recieved. NOTE: George died two days later.

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