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Baby Ellinger

Date of Birth: 18 Dec 1914

Born In: California

Age: 0

Occupation: Infant

Marital Status: Single

Died: 18 Dec 1914

Cause of Death: Premature birth

Death Location: Kings Mountain Road - Durham Ranch

Burial Plot: 69

FindaGrave ID: 245496010

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Infant son of Charles and Bertha (Durham) Ellinger

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    Charles Elgin Ellinger

    Date of Birth: 3 Jun 1877

    Born In: Pennsylvania

    Age: 65

    Occupation: 

    Marital Status: Married

    Died: 8 Jun 1942

    Cause of Death: 

    Death Location: San Mateo County

    Burial Plot: 69, removed to Skylawn?

    FindaGrave ID: 127824084

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    Husband of Bertha Durham Ellinger 1884-1963, buried in Skylawn Memorial Park, San Mateo

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      Willard Ellinger

      Date of Birth: 10 Jun 1916

      Born In: Near Woodside, Durham Ranch

      Age: 0

      Occupation: Infant

      Marital Status: Single

      Died: 10 Jun 1916

      Cause of Death: Premature birth

      Death Location: Near Woodside, Durham Ranch

      Burial Plot: 69

      FindaGrave ID: 245496170

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      Infant son of Charles and Bertha Durham Ellinger

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        George Elliott

        Date of Birth: 1838

        Born In: Mayfield

        Age: 38

        Occupation: Carpenter

        Marital Status: Single

        Died: 17 Jul 1876

        Cause of Death: 

        Death Location: Mayfield

        Burial Plot: F100

        FindaGrave ID: 6034114

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          William Ellis

          Date of Birth: 7 Mar 1844

          Born In: Illinois

          Age: 40

          Occupation: School Teacher

          Marital Status: Single

          Died: 2 Nov 1884

          Cause of Death: Consumption

          Death Location: Redwood city

          Burial Plot: RBM

          FindaGrave ID: 6035195

          William Ellis

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          Death of Wm Ellis. The Times and Gazette, published at Redwood City, San Mateo Co., California, bearing the date of Nov. 15th.
          William Ellis died on the morning of November 1st at the residence of his brother-in-law, L. Bartholomew. He came to this place early last Spring thinking that this might prove beneficial to his health, but that fatal disease, consumption, was too deeply seated for anything to arrest it's course. And for months past he had been gradually failing, but seemed fully reconciled to the inevitable and knew that he must soon cross the dark river. He was born at Vermont, Fulton county, Illinois, March 7, 1844. For several years past he has been a prominent educator of Crawford county, Kansas, when his failing health obliged him to quit the profession of teaching. The funeral services took place at the residence on November 3rd. Rev. Mr. Fisher efficiated, and many friends assembled and followed the remains to their last resting place in the deep sympathy with his sister at her loss but his gain.

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            John Elvin

            Date of Birth: Nov 1832

            Born In: England

            Age: 75

            Occupation: Contractor

            Marital Status: Widowed

            Died: 31 Aug 1908

            Cause of Death: Paralysis

            Death Location: Redwood City

            Burial Plot: Q123

            FindaGrave ID: 6035198

            John Elvin

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            JOHN ELVIN
            Redwood City Democrat
            Sept. 3, 1908

            Died at this home in this city after a long illness, John Elvin, a native of Cornwall, England, ages 72 years. He was a resident of this city for nearly fifty years and one of the most respected citizens. He was married forty-two years ago to Marie Descartier at the Selby home in San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gould being in attendance at the wedding. Mrs. Elvin died a year ago. When the deceased came to this section he, engaged as a ship builder for the Athertons, Selbys, Ralstons and many other large property owners of the vicinity and many of the fences now standing around the handsome old residences of Menlo and Fair Oaks. After a long and vigorous life, some years ago, he was attacked by an incurable disease and has been confined to his room ever since. The deceased is survived by five sisters who reside in England and a family consisting of Mrs. J. T. Ralston, Mrs. E. Bangle, Mrs F. W. Abbott, Mrs. W.H Worth, Frank, John, Arthur, Ferdinand, Theodore and Reuben Elvin and ten grandchildren to whom the sympathies of all who know the deceased is extended. The funeral will take place today at the late residence of the deceased at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Union Cemetery.

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              Marie Henrietta Descartiers Elvin

              Date of Birth: 1841

              Born In: Switzerland

              Age: 65

              Occupation: 

              Marital Status: Married

              Died: 31 Aug 1907

              Cause of Death: Internal hemorrhage

              Death Location: Redwood City

              Burial Plot: Q123

              FindaGrave ID: 40088230

              Marie Henrietta Descartiers Elvin

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              MRS MARIE D. ELVIN
              Respected old resident is summoned by death.
              Mrs. Marie D. Elvin, one of the oldest and most respected residents of this city passed away at her home on the 7th instant. Although she had been ill for some time, her death was unexpected. As it was thought her illness was not serious. A sudden change for the worst took place on Wednesday evening however and she rapidly sunk until the end came quietly at a late hour.
              Mrs. Elvin was a native of Switzerland, 65 years of age and when quite young came to this country. She was married to John Elvin, who survives her, forty one years ago in San Francisco by Rev John Hemphill. The bride at that time being an instructor in French to the younger members of the Atherton family. Soon after this time the young couple moved to this county and they made their home and raised a large family here. The deceased was a kind woman, a good neighbor and a loving mother whose greatest joy in life was to be with her children and bring them up in the way in which they should go. Besides her husband, who for some years has been suffering from rheumatism and is quite feeble, the following sons and daughters: Mrs. John Ralston, Mrs. Edward Bangle, Mrs. Wm Abbott, Mrs. W Worth, Frank, John, Arthur, Ferdinand, Theodore, and Reuben. The funeral services were held at the home of the deceased by Rev. Mr. Ruge of the Episcopal Church on Saturday and the internment took place at Union Cemetery. Mr. John Elvin and family extend their heartfelt thanks to their many friends and acquaintances and particularly to Hose Co. No 3, Court Madrone No 158 Foresters of America and to the Carpenters Union of Half Moon Bay for the kindness and sympathy as well as floral offerings extended to them in their recent bereavement in the loss of a devoted mother and life.
              Redwood City Democrat Aug 15, 1907

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                Reuben Oliver Elvin

                Date of Birth: 8 Dec 1883

                Born In: Redwood City

                Age: 54

                Occupation: Shipping clerk

                Marital Status: Single

                Died: 6 Jun 1937

                Cause of Death: Uremia,Leukophalic left kidney

                Death Location: San Francisco

                Burial Plot: Q123

                FindaGrave ID: 40088245

                Reuben Oliver Elvin

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                RUBEN OLIVER ELVIN
                Times
                June 8, 1937
                Native of Redwood City Dies in S. F.

                Ruben Oliver Elvin, 53, born in Redwood City and an early graduate of Sequoia High school, died yesterday in San Francisco, his home for the past 30 years. Elvin, a shipping clerk, had been in ill health for some time. He was a member of the Improved Order of Redmen and Foresters.
                Deceased leaves three sisters, Mrs. Henrietta Hangle of Burlingame; Mrs. John Ralston, North Fair Oaks, and Mrs. Edna Abbott, Hayward, and five brothers, Ferdinand Elvin of Alameda, and Frank, Arthur, John and Theodore Elvin, San Francisco. Funeral services will be held at 11 am tomorrow from Layng & Tinney chapel with interment in the family plot in Union Cemetery.

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                  Florence May Emmett

                  Date of Birth: 16 Jul 1886

                  Born In: California

                  Age: 4

                  Occupation: Child

                  Marital Status: Single

                  Died: 22 Mar 1891

                  Cause of Death: Diptheria

                  Death Location: Belmont

                  Burial Plot: IOOF

                  FindaGrave ID: 240259066

                  Florence May Emmett

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                    Patrick Enright

                    Date of Birth: 1842

                    Born In: New York

                    Age: 47

                    Occupation: Painter

                    Marital Status: Widowed

                    Died: 28 Jul 1889

                    Cause of Death: 

                    Death Location: Redwood City

                    Burial Plot: GAR

                    FindaGrave ID: 6035207

                    Patrick Enright

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                    Patrick Enright, a painter who has been in the employ of D. G. Leary for the past two months, died suddenly at the Tremont House Sunday. Enright was sitting at the supper table when he was seized with a fit and was about to fall when a number of persons caught him and carried him out to the gentleman’s sitting room. Dr. Ross was quickly called, but he could render the dying man no assistance. The deceased was 45 years of age and a native of New York, but has resided in San Francisco for 20 years. He was frequently employed by Mr. Leary.
                    He was once married but his wife and children are all dead. Although Mr. Enright did not belong to the Grand Army of the Republic, it was well known that he was an ex Union Soldier. It is said that his only living relative is an aunt residing in Chicago.
                    Patrick Enright’s remains were taken in charge by the coroner and he was
                    buried under the auspices of the Grand Army of the Republic in the GAR plot in Union Cemetery.
                    Written by John Edmonds

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