Regnery Collection Collection

Items

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  SPRING RIDGE

  T. Lemmon-Meyer. History of Bright Eagle; originally built by Meyer owned later by Edgar Mills
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Manuscript, See also Rapley, Kelly, Langley interview. Green Binder. All owners and highlights each
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Manuscript. Blue Binder. Rough story of Law-Neylan property. Details about building Lauriston property
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Modern. Newspaper clippings of speech delivered to Sequoias 1966 on Spring Ridge history
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Monahan/Duff and Doyle/Romero/Greenwood. Owners of 245 acres of lower Spring Ridge
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  SPRING RIDGE

  O'Shaughnessy, William J.. Sold his farm near Searsville 1877
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Rengstorff. Facts about Rengstorff Family and house.
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Rich. Small file about Mayfield merchant who owned a P.V. ranch.
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Sequoias. Brief history of P.V. and the Sequoias by McCall (1981)
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Spring Ridge vs. Windy Hill. Correspondence relating to which is the proper name
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Weeks. Interviews with Rhina and Betty Williams about west of Skyline and Brown Family.
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  SPRING RIDGE

  Windy Hill POST. Newspaper clippings, Report from Title company (1979) and info about gift of Windy Hill from Corte Madera Associates
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  Spring Ridge Gulch

  See Spring Ridge: Modern. Now called Hamm's Gulch
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  STAGE

  . Operators Simon and Walter Knight. Elias, Earnest, John Moore, Sam Stout, John Poole, John Horton, David Garland, S.P. Blanchard, Tom Sloane
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  Stambaugh, S.L.

  See Spring Ridge: Hamm-Brown, Blue Binder. Sold 350 acres to Hamm 1861
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  Stanford Home for Convalescent Children

  See Interdale. 1918-19 Summer camp at Adelante Villa, moved to Stanford mansion 1920
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  Stanton, William

  See Fitzhugh ms., See Casa de Tableta: Buelna-Stanton, See Spring Ridge: Hatfield. Owned Casa de Tableta in 1860's. Also raised flax
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  Starlight Hall

  See Our Lady of Wayside Ms.. First resort of its kind in Redwoods. Had dances and parties. Became dilapidated and crowds moved to Portola Hall.
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  Stout, Sam

  See Stage. Popular stage driver 1890's
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  Strawberries

  See Fitzhugh:Catoctin, ms.(pg 11,14,17-18), See National Groups; Italians, See Flora, See Agriculture.
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  Strong, Charlie

  See Ormondale/Menlo Stock Farm Ms., See Woodside Highlands: J.A. Talbott (Strong interview). Superintendant of Ormondale Ranch
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  Talbot, C.F.A.

  See Mountain Home Ranch: General. Bought 100 acres 1888 from John Hooper. This became the Jackling property
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  Talbot, James A.

  See Woodside Highlands: Jos. Tynan/Talbot. Family member bought 205 acres in 1919 across from farm. Now called Hayfields. House burned 1937. Went to prison for embezzlement during depression.
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  Tamarock

  See Woodside Highlands. House of "ill repute" in 1930's ( 123 Santa Maria). Built by Oscar Krelling owner of Tanforan Race Track
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  Tang, Joan and Russell

  See Woodside Highlands: Tynan/Talbot. 1975 purchased 78 acres. Developed the Hayfields.
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  TEA GARDEN

  . Traces users and owners of Ramonas Santa Clara County land as well as tea house
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  Telephone Service

  See Utilities.
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  Templeton, Horace

  See Martinez, M.: Nicolas Martinez.
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  Tesa, Gaetano (Frank)

  See Spring Ridge: Bozzo "Spring Ridge". Close friend who lived with Bozzo's
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  Thurn, Cipriano

  See Rancho Canada del Corte Madera: Carpentier.
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  Timbercrest

  See Spring Ridge: E.D. Conolley, Modern (Sequoias speech). Name of Conolley estate built in 1914; Italian Villa style. Built by Stanton Willard.
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  Titus, J.H.

  See Eagle Home Farm: Pre-Hallidie. Co-owner of blacksmith shop 1863-1885
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  Toplitz, Melville

  See Our Lady of Wayside folders. Key member of family at time of church building
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  Tripp

  See Schools 1894-1950 ( Gish speech).
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  Tynan, Joseph J.

  See Woodside Highlands. Owner of subdivision bounded by Morshead and Talbots Hayfields. In 1929 bought 97.5 acres from Talbot. His share is Woodside Highlands
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  TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC

  See also National Groups: Portugese. Booklet by J.C.L. Fish (1905), Excerpts from P.A. Times relating deaths , 236 cases, 12 deaths. Statred from Faber's leased dairy herd. Lopez, Cordoza, Parreira brothers.
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  Unruh, John W.

  See Brookside. artisit
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  UPENUF

  See also, Martinez, M. Boas (Valencia descendant), Rapley, Kelly, Langley, See Stage. Summit Saloon, Rapp, Mountain House, James Livermore, Uncle Homer, Grand View Road House, various owners
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  UTILITIES

  See also Fitzhugh: Cacoctin, Nahmens. See also Coal Mine Ridge: Bovet, See also Eagle Home Farm. See also Spring Ridge ms. Blue binder: Law purchases. Telephone, water,electric.gas
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  UTILITIES

  Water Rights.
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  Vaenhorst, Vern

  See Martinez, M.: Brown's ms, League of Women's Voters history, Varenhorst's "Maximo Speech", See Histories.
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  Valencia, Guadalupe

  See Martinez,M.: MaRamona Valencia.
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  Vallejo, Mariano

  See McGettigan. McGettigan's granddaughter
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  Vasquez, Tibuncio and Pablo

  See Martinez, M: MaEduviges Miramontes, See Sequoia 1895 article. Was founder of Spanishtown
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  Vignes, Jean Louis

  See Viticulture.
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  VINEYARDS

  See also Agriculture, Creeks in General. Barney Gugel 1949 article about county wine industry, newspaper excerpts
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  Vista Verde

  See Coal Mine Ridge: slippage 95 Vista Verde,Los Trancos Woods.
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  Viticulture

  See Vineyards, See Agriculture.
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  Volpiano, John

  See Fires: Fire Department.
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  Walsh Road

  See Roads: Sand Hill- Walsh Road.