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Description
Information about his father, Henry Delano Fitch, early California commerce, and the Fitch and Carrillo families Bound in with this: narrative of his uncle, Blas Piña, containing information on education in early California; Bear Flag Revolt; American occupation; Sotoyomi Indians and Solano; cultivation of corn; social life and customs; and clothing. (9 l.) Dictation recorded by Henry Cerruti One of a series of dictations and related documents collected by agents of H.H. Bancroft from early California settlers. Most concern the era before statehood. Search under title: Pioneer sketches, ca. 1866-1875
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text
Format
Copies : partial microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 518:17) and positive. Originals : 3 leaves ; 31 cm
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