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* [[History Pages: 7 - The Frontiersmen]] | * [[History Pages: 7 - The Frontiersmen]] | ||
* [[Santa Cruz: The Early Years (1980 book)]], by Leon Rowland [multiple mentions] | * [[Santa Cruz: The Early Years (1980 book)]], by Leon Rowland [multiple mentions] | ||
* Job F. Dye, "Recollections of a Pioneer of California", ''Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel''; May 1, 1869, 1:6-7 (part 1); May 8, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 2); May 15, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 3); May 22, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 4). | * Job F. Dye, "Recollections of a Pioneer of California", ''Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel''; May 1, 1869, 1:6-7 (part 1); [https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=SCSW18690605 May 8, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 2)]; May 15, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 3); May 22, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 4). | ||
* "DYE" [notice of Nov. 15 death], ''Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel'', November 18, 1905, 14:5 | * "DYE" [notice of Nov. 15 death], ''Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel'', November 18, 1905, 14:5 | ||
* Son Samuel Newton Dye ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/118929237/samuel-newton-dye 1854-1919]) is shown as a property owner on the [[Names on the Map (2020 book)|1889 Hatch Map]]. | * Son Samuel Newton Dye ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/118929237/samuel-newton-dye 1854-1919]) is shown as a property owner on the [[Names on the Map (2020 book)|1889 Hatch Map]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:16, 14 November 2025
Job Francis Dye (1810-1873) was a frontiersman/trapper who came to the Santa Cruz area in 1840. After a time spent elsewhere, he returned to the area, and died in Corralitos.
- History Pages: 7 - The Frontiersmen
- Santa Cruz: The Early Years (1980 book), by Leon Rowland [multiple mentions]
- Job F. Dye, "Recollections of a Pioneer of California", Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel; May 1, 1869, 1:6-7 (part 1); May 8, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 2); May 15, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 3); May 22, 1869, 1:7-8 (part 4).
- "DYE" [notice of Nov. 15 death], Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel, November 18, 1905, 14:5
- Son Samuel Newton Dye (1854-1919) is shown as a property owner on the 1889 Hatch Map.
- John L. Chase, The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023), Chapter Four, entry (33), page 101.