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Louis Barsotti

Date of Birth: 1880

Born In: Italy

Age: 58

Occupation: Hotel Proprietor in Redwood City

Marital Status: Single

Died: 10 May 1938

Cause of Death: Heart Failure

Death Location: Redwood City

Burial Plot: 177

FindaGrave ID: 243863291

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M. P. Man Drops Dead At Home of Friend
Louis Barsotti, who had been suffering from heart trouble, dropped dead this morning at the home of Joe Ferrando, a neighbor, in Menlo Park. Mr. Barsotti's body was brought to the Layng & Tinney Funeral Home in Redwood City, pending the making of funeral arrangements.

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    Edith Bottger Barteaux

    Date of Birth: 1879

    Born In: California

    Age: 44

    Occupation: 

    Marital Status: Married

    Died: 3 Mar 1923

    Cause of Death: Pneumonia

    Death Location: San Mateo

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    FindaGrave ID: 243863815

    Edith Bottger Barteaux

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    EDITH BARTEAUX
    Redwood City Standard
    March 8, 1923
    Former Woodside Resident Dies
    Mrs. Edith Bateaux, wife of Burton Barteaux, of San Mateo and a former well known Woodside resident, passed away at her home in San Mateo last Saturday morning from pneumonia, followed by a severe attack of influenza. Mrs. Barteaux was formerly Miss Edith Bottiger, the Bottiger family being prominent in Woodside district for many years.
    Besides her widower, Mrs. Barteaux leaves two children, Barton Jr. and Kenneth Barteaux. A sister, Mrs. Lucy Hallett, residing on Woodside road and Henry Bottiger of Woodside also survive.
    The funeral was held Monday morning from the chapel of Geo. W. Sneider and Co. Interment was in Union Cemetery, Redwood City.

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      Jessie Bartlett

      Date of Birth: 1852

      Born In: Jamica

      Age: 12

      Occupation: Child

      Marital Status: Single

      Died: Mar 1864

      Cause of Death: 

      Death Location: Redwood City

      Burial Plot: 147

      FindaGrave ID: 244449128

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        John Bartol

        Date of Birth: 1852

        Born In: Austria

        Age: 74

        Occupation: Day laborer

        Marital Status: 

        Died: 14 Feb 1926

        Cause of Death: Acute dilitation of the heart

        Death Location: 

        Burial Plot: 

        FindaGrave ID: 244449331

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          Atlanto H Barton

          Date of Birth: 1843

          Born In: Missouri

          Age: 47

          Occupation: 

          Marital Status: Married

          Died: 4 Jun 1890

          Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemorrage

          Death Location: Redwood City

          Burial Plot: H164

          FindaGrave ID: 5792770

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          Wife of Thomas Barton

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            Thomas Clarkson Barton

            Date of Birth: 4 Apr 1828

            Born In: Philadelphia

            Age: 64

            Occupation: Tinsmith

            Marital Status: Widowed

            Died: 9 Aug 1892

            Cause of Death: Heart Failure

            Death Location: Redwood City

            Burial Plot: H164

            FindaGrave ID: 5792773

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            SUDDEN DEATH
            Rev. T. C. Barton Expires White Sitting in his Chair.
            The many friends of the Rev. Thomas Clarkson Barton will hear with sorrow of his sudden death, which occurred Tuesday afternoon about 1 o'clock. He seemed to be in his usual health and took dinner with the family at the usual hour, eating rather more than he had for several meals. After dinner he went out on the back porch and seated himself in a chair, as was his custom. Some five or ten minutes later after Miss Cota Barton, a daughter, stepped into the kitchen, and glancing at the porch, noticed that her father's head was thrown back in an unusual position. She went to him and found he was dead. His position in the chair was perfectly natural, legs xxx, one hand resting on his knee and the other resting on the edge of the chair. Only the head had dropped back a little and rested on the back of the chair. He had evidently passed away without a struggle or a word.
            Mr. Barton was born in Philidelphia, in April 1828. His parents moved to Elizabeth, Illinois where the deceased grew to manhood. When twenty years of age, he came with a company across the plains and arrived in California in 1849. He engaged in mining until 1854, when he became a minister in the Methodist Church South, and continued active work in the ministry until 1887, when he went on the super-annualted list on account of the failure of his eyesight. He was Presiding Elder at Santa Rosa for four years and had many warm friends in every part of the state.
            He came here from the Conference in 1887 and engaged in the hardware and plumbing business which he continued to conduct in conjuction with his son up to his time of his death.
            Five children survive him, two sons and three daughters. One son, Charles Barton and daughters reside here. The other son is married and lives in Stockton.
            Mr. Barton was a mason and the ceremony at the cemetery will be held under the auspices of that order. The funeral will take place at 1 o'clock p.m. today, from the Methodist Church. Mr. Barton's life was long and honorable and to the day of his death he enjoyed the respect and esteem of the people among who he lived.

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              Fred Bauer

              Date of Birth: Nov 1870

              Born In: Ohio

              Age: 41

              Occupation: Laborer

              Marital Status: Single

              Died: 14 Dec 1911

              Cause of Death: Meningitis

              Death Location: County Hospital

              Burial Plot: Q121

              FindaGrave ID: 5792781

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              BAUER - In San Mateo - December 14, 1911, Fred Bauer, a native of Ohio, aged 41 years and 11 months.

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                James Henry Baxter

                Date of Birth: 1845

                Born In: Maryland

                Age: 91

                Occupation: Veterinary Surgeon

                Marital Status: Widowed

                Died: 2 Sep 1936

                Cause of Death: Heart attack

                Death Location: Redwood City

                Burial Plot: GAR

                FindaGrave ID: 6542765

                James Henry Baxter

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                JAMES HENRY BAXTER
                Times
                September 3, 1936
                CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES

                One of Two Living Boys in Blue of Redwood City Passes

                Ever thinning ranks of the Grand Army of the Republic today mourned the passing of another of t heir comrades. Dr. James Henry Baxter, 91, Civil war veteran, retired veterinarian, and father of James Henry Baxter of 245 Myrtle Road, Burlingame.

                Dr. Baxter, one of Redwood City's two remaining members of the "Boys in Blue," dropped dead yesterday while dressing in his bedroom at the home of another son, Roy, at 1453 Jefferson Avenue, with home the veteran had resided for several years.

                Was 91 in August

                A heart attack caused death. Hale and hearty despite his great age, Dr. Baxter suffered no last illness. Only August 2 he had celebrated his 91st birthday anniversary, surrounded by members of his family.

                His demise left George H. Snow of 715 Cassia street, who will be 90 on September 28, as the city's sole remaining Civil war veteran.

                The Rev. C.H. Gatchell of Redwood City First Baptist church eulogized the old soldier at services held this afternoon from the chapel of Layng & Tinney. A crisp American flag decked the coffin as Dr. Baxter was borne to his final resting place in the G. A. R. plot at Union Cemetery

                Three Sons Survive

                Surviving are three other sons, Charles of Minnesota, William and Wesley Baxter, both living in Iowa, and one daughter, Miss. Nora Baxter of Fresno. Dr. Baxter's wife died many years ago, and six other children predeceased their father.

                The veteran was born in Maryland in 1845. When war broke out between the north and the south, Dr. Baxter, then 18, joined Pennsylvania's 85th regiment and served two years as a drummer boy.

                He took part in many of the great battles, including the decisive Battle of Gettsyburg, in which he served under General Hooker. A scar which he bore on the back of his neck was inflicted in a sword fight with a Confederate soldier at Gettysburg.

                30 Years in State

                Dr. Baxter, who was slightly stooped and hard of hearing in his last years, had resided here since 1930. He came to California with his wife and family thirty years ago, and at the age of 80 entered into the realty business at Selma. He was also a veterinary surgeon, which profession he followed for many years.

                Not long ago Dr. Baxter and Snow got together and swapped war reminiscences. Snow, a member of New Jersey's Fortieth infantry, nearly lost his life in the last battle of St. Petersburg, when a Confederate bullet creased his head. Snow saw President Lincoln and General Grant riding side by side. Following the Civil war he engaged for three years in the Indian campaigns.

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                  Edward Beales

                  Date of Birth: 1807

                  Born In: Maine

                  Age: 74

                  Occupation: Liveryman

                  Marital Status: Married

                  Died: 19 Dec 1881

                  Cause of Death: 

                  Death Location: Redwood City

                  Burial Plot: U144

                  FindaGrave ID: 5792782

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                  Edward Beales
                  Times & Gazette - Dec 24, 1881
                  Captain Edward Beales, a veteran livery man of this place, died very suddenly Monday evening. Captian Beales was born in Maine in 1807 and therefore was 74 years old at the time of his death. From Maine he moved to New Hampshire, thence to Boston and from there to this coast in 1849. He came to this county in 1852 and has resided here ever since. He built the stables on Main Street, which he occupied at the time of his death, and we also believe, the dwelling adjoining, where he lived. The remains of the Captain were buried in Union Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.

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                    Samuel Bean

                    Date of Birth: 1824

                    Born In: Maine

                    Age: 51

                    Occupation: Carpenter

                    Marital Status: Married

                    Died: 18 Oct 1874

                    Cause of Death: Heart Disease

                    Death Location: Redwood City

                    Burial Plot: 119

                    FindaGrave ID: 5792785

                    Samuel Bean

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