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	* ~~2018.~~ David M. ~~Renton~~ & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)		* Renton, David M. & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)
	Wraps. Inscribed to the Santa Cruz Island Foundation by the authors.		Wraps. Inscribed to the Santa Cruz Island Foundation by the authors.
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	* 2018. David M. Renton & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)		* 2018. David M. Renton & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)
			Wraps. Inscribed to the Santa Cruz Island Foundation by the authors.
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	[[File: \|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>D.M. Renton<br>portrait, Catalina Island Museum </center>]]		[[File:DM Renton.png \|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>D.M. Renton<br>portrait, Catalina Island Museum </center>]]

	[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home<br> Catalina Island, California<br>It was later subdivided into apartments.</center>]]		[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home<br> Catalina Island, California<br>It was later subdivided into apartments.</center>]]

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	[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California<br>It was later subdivided into apartments.</center>]]
			[[File: \|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>D.M. Renton<br>portrait, Catalina Island Museum </center>]]

			[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home<br> Catalina Island, California<br>It was later subdivided into apartments.</center>]]

	<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.		<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.

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	His wife died in 1935, and he married Isabel Blanche Cline in 1937. David Renton served on the board of the Santa Catalina Island Company for 27 years. He was also a member of the Masonic order (32nd degree, Shriner) and the Scottish Rite Consistory. When Renton retired in 1936, he lived at a cattle ranch in Atascadero, California, “Rancho Santa Catalina,” until his death in 1947.		His wife died in 1935, and he married Isabel Blanche Cline in 1937. David Renton served on the board of the Santa Catalina Island Company for 27 years. He was also a member of the Masonic order (32nd degree, Shriner) and the Scottish Rite Consistory. When Renton retired in 1936, he lived at a cattle ranch in Atascadero, California, “Rancho Santa Catalina,” until his death in 1947.


	* 2018. David M. Renton & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)



	* Major Construction of Buildings, Santa Catalina Island (1919-1936)		* Major Construction of Buildings, Santa Catalina Island (1919-1936)
			:: SCI Co. Water Development (1919-1932)
			:: Civic Improvements for City of Avalon and SCI Roads
			:: Mining Industry
			:: Catalina Clay Products

	* SCI Co. Water Development (1919-1932)

	* Civic Improvements for City of Avalon and SCI Roads

	* ~~Mining Industry~~		* 2018. David M. Renton & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)

	* Catalina Clay Products

			* [https://pasadenahistory.org/collections/catalina-wrigley-renton/ ''Wrigley and Renton'' Part 1 [Pasadena Museum of History<nowiki>]</nowiki>]

			* [https://pasadenahistory.org/collections/catalina-wrigley-renton2/ ''Wrigley and Renton'' Part 2 [Pasadena Museum of HIstory<nowiki>]</nowiki>]

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	[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California</center>]]		[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California<br>It was later subdivided into apartments.</center>]]
	<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.		<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.

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	* 2018. David M. Renton & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)		* 2018. David M. Renton & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)



			* Major Construction of Buildings, Santa Catalina Island (1919-1936)

			* SCI Co. Water Development (1919-1932)

			* Civic Improvements for City of Avalon and SCI Roads

			* Mining Industry

			* Catalina Clay Products

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	His wife died in 1935, and he married Isabel Blanche Cline in 1937. David Renton served on the board of the Santa Catalina Island Company for 27 years. He was also a member of the Masonic order (32nd degree, Shriner) and the Scottish Rite Consistory. When Renton retired in 1936, he lived at a cattle ranch in Atascadero, California, “Rancho Santa Catalina,” until his death in 1947.		His wife died in 1935, and he married Isabel Blanche Cline in 1937. David Renton served on the board of the Santa Catalina Island Company for 27 years. He was also a member of the Masonic order (32nd degree, Shriner) and the Scottish Rite Consistory. When Renton retired in 1936, he lived at a cattle ranch in Atascadero, California, “Rancho Santa Catalina,” until his death in 1947.


			* 2018. David M. Renton & Kathryn E. Renton '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)

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	[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|~~350px~~\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California</center>]]		[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California</center>]]
	<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.		<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.

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	[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California</center>]]		[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California</center>]]
	<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1 in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory.		<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.

	D. M. Renton married Maine-born Elizabeth “Lizzie” Blaisdell Ryder (1877-1935) in 1906, and they had two children:		D. M. Renton married Maine-born Elizabeth “Lizzie” Blaisdell Ryder (1877-1935) in 1906, and they had two children:

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	[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home,<br> Catalina Island, California<br>It was later subdivided into apartments.</center>]]
			[[File: \|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>D.M. Renton<br>portrait, Catalina Island Museum </center>]]

			[[File: J-69 The DM Renton Home, Catalins Island.jpg\|450px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>J-69<br> The D.M. Renton home<br> Catalina Island, California<br>It was later subdivided into apartments.</center>]]

	<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.		<span style="color:#006400">'''RENTON, David Malcolm'''</span> (1878-1947), Canadian-born contractor who immigrated in 1898. Renton was a building contractor in Pasadena, who met William Wrigley, Jr. in 1916. He went to Santa Catalina Island in 1919 as vice-president and general manager of the Santa Catalina Island Company from 1919-1936. Renton worked on Wrigley’s house in Pasadena, and was hired to supervise building projects on the island, including installation of a water system, sewer system, diesel electric plant, gas plant and mains, among other projects. Renton helped to build the Bird Park, Casino, two Wrigley homes (Mount Ada and [[Casa del Monte, Santa Catalina Island\|Casa del Monte]]), Catalina Airport-in-the-Sky, and an 18-hole golf course and club house. D. M. Renton had telephone number 1, Santa Catalina Island Company, in the 1924 Avalon Telephone Directory. His residence at 356 Catalina Avenue was telephone number 8.