Hale, Titus

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Titus Hale (1834-1925 Oakland) came to California in 1849, and to Santa Cruz County in 1855. He left this area in 1870. Hale was a property owner, farmer, "commission dealer", Soquel Landing wharf-extender, Santa Cruz Railroad (SCR) investor, and entrepreneur during his years in Santa Cruz County. The Find-a-grave page reproduces Hale's Society of California Pioneers autobiography.

Hale's wife Martha (1835-1891) was a daughter of David Gharky, and the widow of Luke Aldrich.

John L. Chase, The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023), Chapter Two, item (4), page 38.
Riptide Centennial, 1950, page CE36 [online in MAH archives]

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