Histoire d'Orange County, Californie : avec des graphiques biographiques des hommes et des femmes de premier plan du comté qui ont été identifiés avec sa croissance et développement les plus anciens de l'époque au présent . e natifs, qui ont été lents à prendre de nouvelles idées. En 1911, M. Meyer est venu en Californie et s'installe à Upland, où il achalancesix et demi acres d'oranges et pendant six ans a fait de ce quartier sa maison.En 1917, il a vendu et est venu dans le comté d'Orange. Maintenant, il a une route de rancho Anaheim de 20 acres, près de l'avenue Sunkist, avec des arbres de quatre ans, qui sont développés splédiement dans un ri

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History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . e natives, who were slow to take up new ideas. In 1911, Mr. Meyer came to California and settled at Upland, where he purchasedsix and a half acres of oranges and for six years made that neighborhood his home.In 1917, he sold out and came to Orange County. Now he has a twenty-acre ranchon Anaheim Road, near Sunkist Avenue, with four-year-old trees, which are developingsplendidly in a rich soil. He receives the irrigation water needed from a private pump-ing plant known as the Eucalyptus Water Company. Mr. Meyer has been twice married. He was wedded to his first wife, Miss EmilyEdmonds, in Australia, a native of England who had come to Australia when she was amere child. And in Australia the estimable lady died in 1906. the mother of five chil-dren, three of whom are still living: Mary is Mrs. Martin of Pasadena; Emily is Mrs.Muir of Los Angeles; and there is Theodore J. who served in the great W^orld Warwith the regular army as one of the Thirteenth Field Artillery, Fourth Division. He. llcuxA, ^>Ud«^ HISTORY OF ORANGE COUNTY 1529 went through all the major offensives in France, and returned home to civilian lifein September, 1919. In February, 1917, in the city of Los Angeles, Mr. Meyer was married to Mrs.Maud (Farnham) Clay, born in Sanbornton, Belknap County, N, H., a daughter ofHorace and Anna B. (Pike) Farnham, born in Maine and New Hampshire, respectively.Her maternal great-grandfather Clark served in the Revolutionary War. Horace Farn-ham was an expert temperer of tools and watch springs. He passed away while ona trip to Maine while his wife died in New Hampshire. Maud Farnham was reared inSt. Lawrence County, N. Y., where she specialized in bookkeeping and when eighteenyears of age went to New York City where she was a bookkeeper for different com

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