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Description
Loose scrapbook pages with ephemera, letters, and family photographs related to Ralph Rambo's wife Katherine Edna Coker's family. First page begins with portraits of Rebecca Hindrix Hill (1832-1899), and Edward Milo Hill (1825-1906). Includes 1908 student portrait and essays from Santa Clara Public School, Coker house in Santa Clara, Scott & Braun Prune Drying Field, J. W. Beach, packing plant workers, Hotel Ganoung Jolon near Mission San Antonio de Padua (1880s), Building a church near Riverside (1911), Asian workers in an orange packing shed in Arlington (Southern California, 1911), William F. Coker, Arthur Coker's U.S. Army appointment to the 188 Aero Squadron (August 1918) and discharge papers (December 1918) Many of the photographs are not identified.
Type
image
Identifier
250F038D-D154-4A69-831F-914277261409 2004-36-18
Subject
Correspondence Families Scrapbooks (LCSH) Photograph albums (LCSH) Ranchers Farming World War, 1914-1918 Soldiers Fruit industry Oranges Canneries Fruit--Drying (LCSH) Peaches Coker, Frank Coker, Fred Coker, William F Rambo, Katherine Coker, Arthur F
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