Notice biographique et historique des comtés de Monterey et de San Benito : et l'histoire de l'État de Californie : contenant des biographies de citoyens bien connus du passé et présent . s'inmarriage avec Clara E. Winn, qui a aussi wasbrought vers la Californie à propos de cette époque, et pour le long temps qu'ils ont fait leur maison à Sébastopol,.le comté de Sonoma, en Californie, où leur fils, CharlesWilliam, est né le 14 mars 1865. Besidesthis fils qu'ils étaient les parents de deux daugh-lettres. L'aîné, Ada, Lillian est devenue le wifeof Charles Chester, et la mère d'tlireechildren. La jeune fille, Ella Frances,a été m

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History and biographical record of Monterey and San Benito Counties : and history of the State of California : containing biographies of well-known citizens of the past and present . s united inmarriage with Clara E. Winn, who also wasbrought to California about that time, and for along period they made their home at Sebastopol, .Sonoma county, Cal., where their son, CharlesWilliam, was born March 14, 1865. Besidesthis son they were the parents of two daugh-ters. The elder, Ada Lillian, became the wifeof Charles Chester, and the mother of tlireechildren. The younger daughter, Ella Frances, was married to James P. Lacey, and three chil-dren blessed their union. The only son, CharlesWilliam, was united in marriage with Miss Hat-tie Nevada Atchison, by whom he became thefather of three children, namely: Cecil Lester, Sibyl Louise and Lilleth. Those now living areCecil L., nineteen years of age (1909) andSibyl L., a popular girl of seventeen. For twenty-five years Mr. Howland has actedas the local representative of the Singer, andWheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine companiesas well as other agencies, and in this work he hasbeen signally successful, building up a trade that. y^ ^ /0^^^A/7j HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 397 extends throughout the entire community wherehe has acq.uired an enviable reputation for fairdealings in business transactions. In addition tohis husiness interests he is the owner of theoriginal John Howland ranch on the Sur, takenup in 1871 and since developed into a productiveestate. Another important interest is the owner-ship of Idlewild, which he has leased for fiveyears and of which he made a noteworthy success.Politically a Republican, he takes no part inpolitics except the casting of his ballot at elec-tions and the only office he ever consented tofill was that of school trustee, in which he gaveefficient service. GEORGE LACEY DAVIS. The ancestry of the late George L. Davis, ofPacific Grove, may be traced to Ireland, wherethe family had flour

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