Family records
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Nathan W. Blanchard papers
Collection
Identifier: MVC034
Abstract
The Nathan W. Blanchard collection consists of photographs, illustrations, papers, diaries, letters and other ephemera regarding the Blanchard family from the 1860s to the 1970s. Nathan W. Blanchard (1831-1917), who would later be a co-founder the Limoneira Company and oversee the successful planting and harvesting of over 50,000 citrus trees in the county, is best known for establishing the town of Santa Paula with E. L. Bradley in 1873. This collection also contains genealogical maps and...
Dates:
circa 1846-1976
Found in:
Museum of Ventura County
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Nathan W. Blanchard papers
Charles Feraud papers
Collection
Identifier: MVC003
Abstract
Charles John Feraud was the son of Julius Feraud, who immigrated from France and operated the Feraud General Merchandise Store and Feraud Bakery in what is now known as the 1903 Building. The family operated their store out of this building until 1944. worked in the family store, but was also employed as an oil worker and water well contractor at various times. He married Franchesca and the couple had two children, Francis “Panchita” and Jules. Charles passed on July 26, 1953 at the age of...
Dates:
1820-1970
Found in:
Museum of Ventura County
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Charles Feraud papers
Peirano family papers
Collection
Identifier: MVC095
Abstract
The Peiranos were a family of Italian immigrants who arrived in Ventura County in the late nineteenth century. They owned land throughout the county, but their ownership of Peirano Market, a mainstay of downtown Ventura businesses for nearly one hundred years, made them an integral part of the community's identity. These papers include both their personal and property related legal documents.
Dates:
1897-1951
Found in:
Museum of Ventura County
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Peirano family papers