See Brookside. Early owner of property (1883-1912); sold to Law, Wife (Sarah Crothers). He leased to Thomas Rosa and Walter Jelich Sr. Most of his time spent in Sacramento and Salinas
. Crazy Pete, booklet ; Spring Valley Water Works vs. W.J. Fifield et al., 800 acres purchased from Romana Boronda in 1890 sold in Aug 1926 to Catoctin
. Copies of assessors printout 1890-1940, records from state library, 1852 census, Great Registers 1872, 1890, 1894, Assessments 1853-1875, 1922-23 Directories of Woodside, Portola Valley, S.F. Directories 1850-1858, S.F. Bluebook 1889
See Eagle Home Farm- Morshead. Bought lower house and adjacent property from Marilyn Morshead Blake in 1972, destroyed in fire 1973: this was the original hunting lodge which had been burned and added to.
See Martinez, M.: Pre-Grant Era, Rafael Soto, Antonio Miramontes, Marie Eduviges Miramontes, Mt. Home Ranch:-General (History of farm and mill), Mt. Home Ranch:Brown, Coal Mine Ridg:Fromhertz ( manuscript), Spring Ridge: Hamm-Brown (Elery Brown), Logging, Rapley Kelly, Langley, Spring Ridge: Bozzo.
See Coal Mine Ridge:Rolph (manuscript p8-9). Home ranch caretaker and also for Krelling in Woodside; planted olive trees at Merryvale; custodian of Valley Pres. Church
See Eagle Home Far: -Hallidie( manuscript), See Portola Early Residents, See Portola Post Offices. Hallidie's valet, later storekeeper, postmaster, returned to England 1898
See Spring Ridge:Bozzo. With Joaquin Franco bought Eduviges inheritance 335 acres in April 1867 for $2800. In 1869 sold half to M. Buzzo for $1900. Billar sold 147 to Bryan Cooney in 1873 for $5500.
See Rapley, Kelly, Langley. Translation of Sierra Morena, name applied to entire range; Italian vegetable farmers called it Monte Bello; USGS in 1895 named the ridge Monte Bello.
