George Haskell was a hay dealer.
Charles A. Foye worked in a cotton mill.
43246. Leigh Wentworth Chamberlin
Secretary's Report, Harvard College (1780- ) Harvard College Class of 1890 Issue 5, 1903-1909. page 27
Leigh Wentworth Chamberlin. Son of Eleazer Davis Chamberlin and Margaret Ella Merrill Chamberlin. Born at Boston, Mass., April 7, 1869. Prepared for college at Hopkinson's School, Boston, Mass. Leigh Chamberlin died at Colorado Springs, Col., April 28, 1904. Chamberlin spent the year after graduating in the law office of Judge Putnam in Portland, Me. The next year he entered the Harvard Law School, continuing there until Easter recess in 1893, when he was obliged to leave for the South on account of his health.
Before leaving he was married, on 11 April 1893, to Miss Rowena Goddard, of Portland, Me.
Notwithstanding his splendid physique (the member of the class will remember his sparring in the middle weight with Winthrop in the spring of 1890 and his rowing on the class crew as No. 2 the Sophomore year), his health did not improve and, in the fall of 1893, he went to Colorado Springs where he lived for the next ten years, during which time, although at times his condition was much improved, he was unable to go into any active business.
Contra Costa Gazette
March 22, 1919Antioch - March 17, The funeral for the late Mrs. Belle Beede, for many years a resident of this place, was held this afternoon from her late residence.
Mrs. Beede was 60 years of age and died Saturday morning. While on a visit to her daughter in Juneau, Alaska she was stricken with paralysis.
Two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Lomax of San Francisco, Mrs. Helen Davidson, of Juneau and one son Albert Beede of Sacramento mourn her passing. She was an aunt of L. W. (Leroy Wemple) Beede."
Stockton Evening and Sunday Record
February 10, 1928Feb. 10 - A telegram from Calexico announcing the sudden death of Thomas J. Beede was received here last night.
He was the son pf the late A. T. and Belle Beede, a native of Antioch.
Surviving him are three sisters, Mrs. Sally Webb, Mrs. Ethel Lomax and Mrs. Helen Davidson, all of San Francisco, and one brotrher, Albert T. Beede of San Jose.