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Title: Maude Hulbert Horn Family Collection,
Date (inclusive): 1874-1982
Box Number: 1315-1324
Creator:
Drysdale, Amy
Extent: 10 boxes
Repository:
California State Library
Sacramento, California
Language:
English.
Unrestricted.
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[Identification of item], Maude Hulbert Horn Family Collection, California State Library.
California--History
El Dorado County (Calif.)--History
Horn family
Hulbert family
Journalism--California
Women--California
Correspondence, diaries, printing samples from "Georgetown Gazette", financial and legal documents, literary productions,
clippings, genealogical information.
Horace Warren Hulbert was born May 15, 1844, in Wisconsin. He came overland to California in 1861 and learned the printing
trade in Ukiah. He edited and owned a number of northern California newspapers before he moved to Georgetown and started the
Georgetown
Gazette in 1880. Although he owned and was the editor of the
Gazette until 1898, H. W. Hulbert's primary concern from the late 1880s to his death in 1924 was mining.
Maude Aleah Hulbert was born April 10, 1875, in Yuba Ciry, California. She was the daughter of H. W. Hulbert and Celia Ann
Willeford (1855-1896). Maude worked on, then edited, then owned the
Gazette. Maude married John Christian Horn, a typographer and dance instructor, in 1898, raised a family, and continued to publish
the paper. Between 1924, when she discontinued the paper, and her death in 1935, Maude ran an insurance business, wrote for
several northern California papers, was a notary public, and was the first worman to be elected an El Dorado County Justice
of the Peace.
Amy Louise Horn Blair Drysdale was born June 1, 1899 in Georgetown. She was the daughter of Maude Hulbert and J. C. Horn.
Amy graduated from Placer High Shcool, went to business school in Oakland, and worked for several years for the Southern Pacific
Railroad. In 1921, Amy returned to Georgetown and married Earl Blair, a forester. She lived with Blair first in Siskiyou County,
then in Sumatra. Amy, tiring of life in Indonesia, divorced Blair and returned to Georgetown in 1927. Amy married Walter Drysdale
in 1935. She wrote for the
Sacramento Bee, was a notary public, served as Justice of the Peace for El Dorado County, and was a real estate broker.
- Hulbert, Maude
- Jacob, Nora Beale
- Allhoff, Mart
- Baird, Newton D.
- Bean, Martha
- Benson, V. H.
- Brown, Winniford
- Burch, Edwin
- Burton, William
- California State Library
- Chatteston, Ray
- Coffee, Marion
- Combatalade, E. A.
- Connecticut State Library
- Drysdale, Amy
- El Dorado County Midwinter Exposition Committee
- Freeman, W. A.
- Ganet, Norma
- Gantt, Edith
- Gay, Theresa
- Hale Brothers Portrait Studio
- Hart, E. C.
- Horn, William H.
- Hoover, Davonne
- Hulbert, Celia
- Hulbert, Clinton
- Hulbert, Horace W.
- Hulbert, Lucetta
- Hulbert, Noel
- Hulbert, Ray
- Immortal Council of Hades
- Jensen, Lois W.
- Johnson County Poorhouse
- Knapp, M. C.
- Leever, Basil
- Life in the United States Contest
- Marsh, J. S.
- McClatchy Newspaper
- National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
- Norris, Barbara
- Olmo, H. P. (Harold Paul), 1909-
- Perry, Maude
- Perry, Silas
- Petersen. P. E.
- Plasket, Alice
- Republican Party (Calif.). State Central Committee.
- Richardsen, G. A.
- Shortridge, C. M.
- Switt, Lloyd
- Szekety-Lulofs. Madelon
- Tinling, Marion, 1904-
- United States. Superintendent of Documents.
- United States. Pension Bureau.
- Van der Lyn, Theodore (Dr.)
- Vincent, Mary
- Wallace, W. R.
- Walsh, L. E.
- Wildman, Clifton
- Willeford, Frank
- Zellman, Burnette
Material Transferred from the Collection
- Photographs of Hulbert family, Georgetown residents, and Georgetown area.
- Two framed watercolor sketches from Sumatra
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Title: Hero Eugene and Ethel Grace Rensch Collection,Date: 1924-1971