Horatio Nelson Nutting
Date of Birth: 21 Mar 1838
Born In: Maine
Age: 45
Occupation: Attorney
Marital Status: Married
Died: 30 Nov 1882
Cause of Death:
Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot: IOOF
FindaGrave ID: 36166676
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Son of Jesse S. Nutting and Betsey E. (Thurston) Nutting of Piscataquis County, Maine. The following is an obituary from the local newspaper:
The Times and Gazette (Redwood City, California)
December 2, 1882 (Saturday)
Page 3, Column 3
"DEATH'S CALL.
Two Well-Known Citizens have Passed Away.
Redwood's Proverbial Maxim,
It is an old saying in Redwood that when one Dies two More are sure to Follow. The Proverb Still Holds Good.
On Thursday afternoon about half-past three o'clock the sad news was heralded that ex-District Attorney Horatio Nelson Nutting was dead. The first report was scarcely credited, as he had been seen walking along Main street not ten minutes before. But the rumor was soon confirmed. He had slowly walked down Bridge street, from Hadler's corner, frequently stopping to rest himself, as he was very feeble at the time, and could scarcely walk a block without resting. As he arrived at Martin Kuck's corner he stopped and entered the saloon for the purpose of sitting down a moment before his walk homeward. Just as he was passing in the door the funeral procession of J. W. Turner was proceeding along A street, and Mr. Nutting casually remarked to a friend in the place, "Another one gone." The friend noticed that he looked unusually pale, and asked what the matter was. Mr. Nutting replied, "I am sick," and immediately sank into a chair and expired. Several parties conveyed the remains to the family residence. The stricken widow was nearly paralyzed with grief, the shock being so sudden.
Mr. Nutting was born in Parkman, Maine, in March 1838, and his age at the time of his death was 44 years. He graduated at the Colby University, Maine, in 1863, and immediately came to California. He arrived in Redwood City, in 1865, and in the same year secured the position of Principal of the Redwood Public Schools. His popularity as a teacher so increased that in a short time he was elected to the position of County Superintendent of Public Instruction. In the year 1872 he was elected District Attorney of San Mateo County, which position he held for eight years. In the mean time he edited the TIMES AND GAZETTE, until 1879. Since then Mr. Nutting has pursued his profession of attorney in Redwood City.
His untimely death will be mourned by many sincere friends in this community, and especially does his bereaved wife and children feel their loss. The funeral will take place at the Congregational Church to-day, (Saturday), at 1:30 P.M., under the auspices of Bay View Lodge No. 109, I.O.O.F.
Mr. Nutting had been very ill for the past six weeks; not however, sufficiently so as to prevent his attending to a portion of his business. But it was only through his strength of will that he left his room at all, as he was suffering incessantly from Doctor Addison's disease, which eventually resulted in his death.
Mr. Nutting, at the time of his death, was a member of the Masons, Odd Fellows, Chosen Friends and United Workmen, from which latter Order his widow will receive $2,000. This will indeed prove a great help to Mrs. Nutting and her two little ones, illustrating with telling effect the great need of every man of family becoming a member of some society of this nature."
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Charles C O’Donnell
Date of Birth: 1863
Born In: California
Age: 1 year 7 months
Occupation: Infant
Marital Status: Single
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Fannie J O’Donnell
Date of Birth: 2 Aug 1857
Born In: Minnesota
Age: 74
Occupation:
Marital Status:
Died: 10 Mar 1931
Cause of Death:
Death Location: San Mateo
Burial Plot: E101
FindaGrave ID: 125922559
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Edward O’Donnell
Date of Birth: 1863
Born In: Pennsylvania
Age: 44
Occupation:
Marital Status:
Died: 11 Jun 1907
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot: PG
FindaGrave ID: 125922637
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John Henry Offermann Sr.
Date of Birth: 11 Aug 1839
Born In: Germany
Age: 62
Occupation: Merchant
Marital Status: Married
Died: 7 Jul 1902
Cause of Death: Broncho-Pneumonia
Death Location: San Francisco
Burial Plot: 162
FindaGrave ID: 125922681
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JOHN H. OFFERMANN
Redwood City Democrat
July 10. 1902
John H. Offermann, one of Redwood City’s pioneer merchants, passed away in the German Hospital in San Francisco on Monday night. Mr. Offermann had been an invalid for several weeks and while his family and friends held but little hope of his ultimate recovery the suddenness of his passing away was a painful shock to them. On Monday he was visited by his brother Henry, who remained with him until evening and left him in a cheerful mood. He passed away that night at l0 pm.
Mr. Offermann was a native of Germany, aged 62 years. He came to Redwood in 1866 and engaged in merchandising with Gelvert Plump, at the old Eureka corner. The firm established the old Eureka Brewery, which they afterwards sold to Mr. Hadler. Since the early 80’s the deceased has been conduction his won store at the corner of Main and Phelps streets.
In 1873, Mr. Offermann was elected County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket, serving two terms. He was married in 1882 and leaves, besides his wife, four daughters Annie, Emma, Bertha, and Viola Offermann. He also leaves a sister, Mrs. Annie Gudehus and a brother, C.H. Offermann, the well-known merchant of this city. The deceased was a member of Bay View Lodge of Odd Fellows and Metamora Tribe of Red Men
The funeral will take place today at 2 o’clock. Interment in Union Cemetery.
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John Henry Offermann Jr.
Date of Birth: 1875
Born In: Santa Clara County
Age: 26
Occupation:
Marital Status: Single
Died: 9 Aug 1901
Cause of Death: Natural Causes
Death Location: San Rafael
Burial Plot: 162
FindaGrave ID: 12592273226
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Frank Ojala
Date of Birth: 1875
Born In: Finland
Age: 27
Occupation: Sailor
Marital Status:
Died: 19 Feb 1902
Cause of Death: Suicide
Death Location: Near Belmont
Burial Plot: PG
FindaGrave ID: 125922767
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THREW HIMSELF IN FRONT OF A TRAIN
Frank Ojaia of San Francisco Commits Suicide in an Unusual Way.
REDWOOD CITY, February 19, - The southbound train arriving here shortly before noon struck a man near Belmont, cutting off his legs close to the trunk. The train stopped and picked up the mangled body which was conveyed to this city and placed in charge of Coroner Crowe. A card was found on the person of the dead man showing that his name was Frank Ojale, born in 1875 in Finland. A certificate of membership in the Pacific Sailors' Union was also found.
Those who saw the train pass near Belmont say they saw a man throw himself in front of the engine. The train hands also say that the man deliberately committed suicide by throwing himself in front of the passing train. Ojala was a stranger in this county. From letters found on the body it was learned that his father resided in San Francisco. He was wired to come to this city by the Coroner, who will hold an inquest tomorrow.
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George Okamura
Date of Birth: 22 Feb 1925
Born In:
Age: 43 days
Occupation: Infant
Marital Status: Single
Died: 9 Apr 1925
Cause of Death:
Death Location: Children's Hospital, San Francisco
Burial Plot:
FindaGrave ID: 125922827
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Kupurje Okayaki
Date of Birth: 17 Nov 1922
Born In:
Age: 1 month 3 days
Occupation: Infant
Marital Status: Single
Died: 20 Dec 1922
Cause of Death:
Death Location: Mrs. Goodwin's Place
Burial Plot: Near Woodside Road
FindaGrave ID: 125922875
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Lecorse Ollivier
Date of Birth: 1833
Born In: France
Age: 44
Occupation: Teamster
Marital Status: Single
Died: 22 Apr 1877
Cause of Death: Hemorrhaging of lungs
Death Location: Millbrae
Burial Plot: PG
FindaGrave ID: 125922920
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