Indenture, Charles H. Sherman to George F. Bunker, San Francisco,
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Title: Indenture, Charles H. Sherman to George F. Bunker, San Francisco,
Dates: November 26, 1861
Collection Number: SFH 564
Creator/Collector:
Sherman, Charles H., d. 1916
Extent: 1 folder
Repository:
San Francisco Public Library. San Francisco History Center
San Francisco, California 94102
Abstract: Deed for property on De Boom Street near Second Street, San Francisco
Language of Material: English
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Biography/Administrative History
A Massachusetts native, Charles H. Sherman was long engaged in the carpet and furniture business in San Francisco, a half-brother
to Leander S. Sherman. His residence near South Park was numbered 13 De Boom Street. George F. Bunker was born in Nantucket,
and became a sea captain; after Bunker's death, his property passed to his wife Sarah.
Scope and Content of Collection
Indenture made November 26, 1861 between Charles H. Sherman, grantor, and George F. Bunker, grantee, to a parcel in 100 Vara
lot 107, on De Boom Street. Pasted to verso is notary’s certificate and seal, with county recorder’s statement written across
it.
Real property -- California -- San Francisco.
Land titles -- California --San Francisco.
Land tenure -- California -- San Francisco.
Deeds -- California -- San Francisco.
Bunker, George F., d. 1871
San Francisco (Calif.) -- History -- 19th century.
San Francisco (Calif.) -- History -- Sources.
South Park (San Francisco, Calif.) -- History.
Indentures