Difference between revisions of "WILSON, Spencer H."
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Wilson, Spencer H. (1827-1877), pioneer resident of Los Angeles, California. Born in Canada, Spencer H. Wilson came to Southern California in the 1850s. He married Virginia C. Potts in Los Angeles on April 2, 1863, and they were the parents of Maud and Spencer Wilson. He was a prosperous rancher and land owner, including property on Santa Catalina Island and portions of Rancho Los Nogales near what is now the city of Diamond Bar. | <span style="color:#006400">'''Wilson, Spencer H. '''</span> (1827-1877), pioneer resident of Los Angeles, California. Born in Canada, Spencer H. Wilson came to Southern California in the 1850s. He married Virginia C. Potts in Los Angeles on April 2, 1863, and they were the parents of Maud and Spencer Wilson. He was a prosperous rancher and land owner, including property on Santa Catalina Island and portions of Rancho Los Nogales near what is now the city of Diamond Bar. | ||
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Spencer H. Wilson died on February 13, 1877. | Spencer H. Wilson died on February 13, 1877. | ||
1. Maud Wilson (c. 18650 ) | 1. Maud Wilson (c. 18650 )<br> | ||
2. Spencer Wilson (1870- ) | 2. Spencer Wilson (1870- ) | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 21 September 2023
Wilson, Spencer H. (1827-1877), pioneer resident of Los Angeles, California. Born in Canada, Spencer H. Wilson came to Southern California in the 1850s. He married Virginia C. Potts in Los Angeles on April 2, 1863, and they were the parents of Maud and Spencer Wilson. He was a prosperous rancher and land owner, including property on Santa Catalina Island and portions of Rancho Los Nogales near what is now the city of Diamond Bar.
Virginia C. Potts Wilson (c. 1845-1872) died on April 1, 1872.
Spencer H. Wilson died on February 13, 1877.
1. Maud Wilson (c. 18650 )
2. Spencer Wilson (1870- )
