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'''Thomas Bull''' ( | '''Thomas Bull''' (no local burial found) came to Santa Cruz County ca.1860 from Canandaigua, NY (after some time in San Francisco), and established a lime-manufacturing operation near [[Felton]]. Today's [[San Lorenzo River|Bull Creek]] remembers his name. Bull's sister Eliza also came to Santa Cruz, in 1861, and married [[Boston, Joseph|Joseph Boston]] a year later. Also from Canandaigua was [[Willson, Israel C.|Israel C. Willson]], so the families were presumably acquaintanced before emigrating west. | ||
* Riptide gives 1878 as date of death | |||
*[[Lime Kiln Legacies (2007 book)]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:15, 8 November 2025
Thomas Bull (no local burial found) came to Santa Cruz County ca.1860 from Canandaigua, NY (after some time in San Francisco), and established a lime-manufacturing operation near Felton. Today's Bull Creek remembers his name. Bull's sister Eliza also came to Santa Cruz, in 1861, and married Joseph Boston a year later. Also from Canandaigua was Israel C. Willson, so the families were presumably acquaintanced before emigrating west.
- Riptide gives 1878 as date of death
- Lime Kiln Legacies (2007 book)