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<span style="color:#006400">'''SEXTON, Horace'''</span> (1885-1971), Santa Barbara-born member of the large and prominent Goleta family, he made repeated visits to Santa Cruz Island. August 20, 1907 he returned from a Santa Cruz Island excursion aboard Gussie M with about two dozen friends. In 1922 he kept an account of a two week camping trip to Santa Cruz Island. Sexton was also a friend of both photographer Ralph Paulin and Captain Mortimer Rodehaver and they traveled to the islands together.  
<span style="color:#006400">'''SEXTON, Horace'''</span> (1885-1971), Santa Barbara-born son of Joseph Sexton and Lucy Ann Foster, the large and prominent Goleta family, he made repeated visits to Santa Cruz Island. August 20, 1907 he returned from a Santa Cruz Island excursion aboard ''Gussie M'' with about two dozen friends. In 1922 he kept an account of a two week camping trip to Santa Cruz Island. Sexton was also a friend of both photographer [[PAULIN, Ralph|Ralph Paulin]] and Captain [[RODEHAVER, Mortimer E.|Mortimer Rodehaver]] and they traveled to the islands together.  
[[File:SMICaliche©.jpg|thumbnail|right|Caliche forest, San Miguel Island 1910. Horace Sexton (left) and Ed Parker (right). Photo by Ralph Paulin.]]




'''» Sexton, Horace''' ''Our Trip to Santa Cruz Island (1922)'' in Noticias 27:2 (20-30) Summer 1981
Horace Sexton = Ella May Morton (1890-1960)
: 1. Don Kenyon Sexton (1922-1984)
: 2. Bruce Douglas Sexton (1924-2012)


'''» Sexton, Horace''' ''Our Trip to Santa Cruz Island'' in Santa Cruz Island Foundation Occasional Paper #1 (11-26), 1989 (1994)


'''» Sexton, Horace''' ''The Wreck of the Cuba'' in Noticias 5:3, 1959.
* 1959. [[SEXTON, Horace|Sexton, Horace]] ''The Wreck of the [[Cuba|''Cuba'']]  Noticias 5(3):  , 1959
 
 
* 1981. [[SEXTON, Horace|Sexton, Horace]] ''Our Trip to Santa Cruz Island (1922)''  Noticias 27:2 (20-30) Summer 1981
 
 
* 1994. [[SEXTON, Horace|Sexton, Horace]] ''Our Trip to Santa Cruz Island'' Santa Cruz Island Foundation Occasional Paper #1 (11-26), 1989 (1994)
 
 
* 1959. [[SEXTON, Horace|Sexton, Horace]] ''The Wreck of the Cuba'' Noticias 5:3, 1959.
 
 
 
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SEXTON, Horace (1885-1971), Santa Barbara-born son of Joseph Sexton and Lucy Ann Foster, the large and prominent Goleta family, he made repeated visits to Santa Cruz Island. August 20, 1907 he returned from a Santa Cruz Island excursion aboard Gussie M with about two dozen friends. In 1922 he kept an account of a two week camping trip to Santa Cruz Island. Sexton was also a friend of both photographer Ralph Paulin and Captain Mortimer Rodehaver and they traveled to the islands together.

Caliche forest, San Miguel Island 1910. Horace Sexton (left) and Ed Parker (right). Photo by Ralph Paulin.


Horace Sexton = Ella May Morton (1890-1960)

1. Don Kenyon Sexton (1922-1984)
2. Bruce Douglas Sexton (1924-2012)



  • 1981. Sexton, Horace Our Trip to Santa Cruz Island (1922) Noticias 27:2 (20-30) Summer 1981


  • 1994. Sexton, Horace Our Trip to Santa Cruz Island Santa Cruz Island Foundation Occasional Paper #1 (11-26), 1989 (1994)




In the News~

August 28, 1906 [SBMP]: “The sailboat Vixen, in charge of Captain Don Leach, made a trip to Santa Cruz Island on Saturday with Edgar Montague, Horace Johnstone, Horace Sexton, and Teddy Conant aboard...”