Regnery Collection Collection

Items

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  Walsh, Henry

  See Ormondale/Menlo Stock Farm ms.. Stanford's superintnedant who transferred to Menlo Stock Farm in 1892
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  Walters, "Black Jack"

  See Eagle Home Farm: Hallidie (ms. pg. 28). Ship's carpenter who helped build the ropeway and many buildings
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  Wasson, William Dixon

  See Coal Mine Ridge, See Los Trancos Woods. Bought lot from Allen and subdivided in 1928
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  Water

  See American Land and Water Co..
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  Water Rights

  See Utilities.
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  Water wars

  See Manzanita Water Co.-S.U. Archives, See Spring Ridge: Monahan/Duffnad Doyle. See National Groups Italians. See 1894-1950 School Trustees.
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  Wayside Road

  See Roads: "Gulch", Spring Ridge and Mountain Road.
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  Weatherbee, Alan

  See Stage. Started an autostage in 1920
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  Weeks, Robinson and Cordelia

  See Spring Ridge: Weeks.; Hamm-Brown. Interviews Rhona and Betty Williams, Ruby Knott. Interviews with Rhona and Betty Williams, Ruby Knott. Weeks and Knott families are Emily Cordelia Brown's family. They owned land west of Skyline.
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  Weischhusen

  See Casa de Tableta: Feliz-Felix. Felix-Buelna descendants
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  Welch, Andrew and Julia ( de Laveaga)

  See Martinez, M.: Boos. See Hidden Valley: Doyle-Welch. Brother of Louie, owner of Hidden Valley. C=H sugar broker who owned Schussler's house in San Mateo
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  Welch, Louis

  See Hidden Valley: Doyle-Welch. Brother of Andrew and partner in sugar and shipping
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  Westridge

  See Ormondale/Menlo Stock Farm ms. See Ormondale Macdonoughs misc.. Westridge Dr. built in 1924 by Al Farmer Ormondale superintendant
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  Whiskey Hill Road

  See Roads. See Saloons, Stores, Blacksmiths. Named Whiskey Hill Rd in 1880's. Also called Dry Hill Rd.and Shine Rd. Name officially confirmed in 1944
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  White, Thomas

  See Felt: Rancho de Los Trancos.
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  Whitney, James P.

  See Felt: Rancho de Los Trancos.
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  Willard, Stanton Dewey

  See Spring Ridge: E.A. Connelly. Architect, designed Connelly house "Timbercrest". Brother of second wife of Edward Connelly.
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  Williams Lake ( Laguna de Guillermo)

  See Rapley, Kelly, Langley. On land grant records ( 1832, 1844) near Skyline between Old La Honda and Page Mill Road
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  Williams, Elizabeth and Rhona

  See Spring Ridge: Hamm-Brown. Their father Dr. Tom Williams acquired land Weeks originally sold to Hamm. Neylan sold them ranch land west of Skyline.
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  Williamson Brothers General Merchandise

  See Saloons, Stores, Blacksmiths. Store at corner of Whiskey Hill and Woodside Roads
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  Willowbrook

  See Martinez, M.: Jose Antonio Martinez. Known as "vegetable garden" and "Corte Madera Valley".
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  Willowbrook Farm

  See Spring Ridge ms. ( blue binder), See Willowbrook- Lauriston. Law sold it in 1920. Interviews, land records and some printed materials
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  Wilson Ranch

  See Coal Mine Ridge: Rolph ms.. Rolph bought it from Antoine Borel in 1911
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  Wilson's Hill

  See Rapley, Kelly, Langley. North of Alpine Creek, West of Skyline.Originally named for summit of Old Page Mill Rd.
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  Windy Hill

  See Spring Ridge: Spring Ridge vs. Windy Hill, modern, Windy Hill P.O.S.T..
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  Windy Hill P.O.S.T.

  See Spring Ridge.
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  Woodchoppers

  See Martinez, M. :Faber. Antonio descendant
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  Woods

  See Coal Mine Ridge: Allen-Woods. Purchsed Allen property in 1916, called the 100 acres "The Hawthornes"
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  Woods, Frances ( Mrs. Fred Woods Jr.)

  See Coal Mine Ridge: Allen-Woods.
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  WOODSIDE COUNTRY CLUB

  . Never came into existence. Planned by Diamond Ranch by C.S. Crary. Includes copy of book
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  Woodside Fire District

  See Fires: Fire Department. Organized 1925-1926
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  WOODSIDE HIGHLANDS

  See also Wayside/ Santa Maria, Hayfields, Coombsville.
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  WOODSIDE HIGHLANDS

  Hugh Kelly. Copies of deed legal descriptions, interviews, family tree, census figures and newspaper articles
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  WOODSIDE HIGHLANDS

  James Talbot. Interviews and manuscript
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  WOODSIDE HIGHLANDS

  Joseph Tynan. manuscript
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  Woodside Knolls

  See Spring Ridge :modern. 1912 subdivision plan for Spring Ridge
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  Woodside Road

  See Roads.
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  Wunderlich

  See Mountain Home Ranch: Jones-Folger. Martin Wunderlich gave 942 acres in 1974 for park. Bought it from Folger in 1956
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  Wyndham Way

  See Roads: Wyndham/Portola Redwoods.
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  Yankee Traders

  See Spring Ridge: Hamm-Brown ms..
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  Zinsser, Hans

  See Roads: Alpine Road. Excerpt from his book about memoirs of the era in D.S. Jordan days