Thanks to Chris Currier for lending a big stack of historical postcards to us. We’ll be scanning them and posting them in the coming weeks.
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Cool!
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Thank you. I’m looking forward to seeing more of these.
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Looking forwarding to seeing more of these.
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I am Isaiah Hartmans Great Great Granddauter.. This is awsome!
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I am Isaiah Hartmans’s Great Granddaughter…I live in Augusta,GA. It is really neat to see pictures of our ancestors. From the little I know of him he contributed a lot to Boulder Creek!
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Hi Fern & Kendra,
I’m the great great grandson of Menno Kaufman, the youngest brother of Isaiah’s mother, Barbara Kaufman.
I have an interest in genealogy, and was wondering if there was anyone in your family that might be interested in exchanging information. I haven’t come across anyone researching John & Barbara’s descendants before!
I look forward to hearing from you,
Ian Russell
Ottawa, Canada
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Hi Ian,
My name is Karen Farley Cates. I am Fern Taylor’s sister. I live in Oregon. Kendra is my second cousin.I was just visiting Boulder Creek today to see if I remembered where my grandmother, Doris Hartman Farley’s house was located. We visited as young kids before she passed away. We also visited the San Lorenzo Valley Museum today. I would be interested in the geneaology you have and anything I can contribute.
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Thanks for replying Karen. My email address is irussell at distributel dot net
I look forward to corresponding with you,
Ian
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The Isaiah Hartman family owned property on Irwin Way. He is mentioned in San Lorenzo Road District petitioning for a county road on Irwin way in 1925.
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hi. Current homeowners of Isaiah Hartman home here. We’d like to know more too. The museum docent has our contact info!
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To the current owners of the Hartman home: would you be willing to send me a recent photo of the house? I am the great granddaughter of Isaiah Hartman. His daughter, Doris, was my grandmother. I’m not sure if this is the house we visited when she was alive. Thank you in advance!
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I’d love to get a photo as well, if possible. Thank you in advance!
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