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'''Thomas M. Gatch''' came to Santa Cruz in 1857, opening the school that became [[Mission Hill School]], on a parcel that had been owned in 1850 by his father-in-law [[Bennett, Silas F.|Silas Bennett]]. Gatch left Santa Cruz after seven-and-a-half months to take a faculty position at the University of the Pacific in Santa Clara. | '''Thomas M. Gatch''' (no local burial found) came to Santa Cruz in 1857, opening the school that became [[Mission Hill School]], on a parcel that had been owned in 1850 by his father-in-law [[Bennett, Silas F.|Silas Bennett]]. Gatch left Santa Cruz after seven-and-a-half months to take a faculty position at the University of the Pacific in Santa Clara. | ||
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Revision as of 17:53, 9 July 2025
Thomas M. Gatch (no local burial found) came to Santa Cruz in 1857, opening the school that became Mission Hill School, on a parcel that had been owned in 1850 by his father-in-law Silas Bennett. Gatch left Santa Cruz after seven-and-a-half months to take a faculty position at the University of the Pacific in Santa Clara.