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A biographical sketch and photo of Lillian E. Hoffman. Miss Hoffman, along with Miss Adelaide B. Peyton, established the East Gate Sanitarium. The sanitarium was located on 1437 J Street, Fresno, California.

A biographical sketch of W. G. Holland. Mr. Holland was a legal practitioner in Indiana. He married twice. He his second wife was formerly Nora Shook. They lived at 430 Calaveras Avenue, Fresno, California.

A biographical sketch of A. B. Hopkins. Mr. Hopkins was an undertaker. His first parlor was located at 1250 J Street, Fresno, California. He later moved to 1240 I Street, also in Fresno. He married Gertie Smith on June 15, 1887.

A biographical sketch and photo of Captain S. D. Hopper. Mr. Hopper was a pioneer in the raisin growing industry in Fresno, California. He lived at 442 Calaveras Avenue, also in Fresno. He was married twice, first in 1872 and second in 1905.

A biographical sketch and photo of John C. Hoxie. Mr. Hoxie was involved with mining in Madera and Fresno Counties, California. He lived at 1507 L Street, Fresno, California. In December, 1973, he married Mary J. McKenzie.

A biographical sketch and photo of Thomas D. Ingersoll. Mr. Ingersoll was an attorney-at-law. His office was located at the Fresno Bank Building, in Fresno, California.

A biographical sketch and photo of F. L. Irwin. Mr. Irwin was a member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Fresno, California, representing the Fifth Ward of the city. He lived at 403 Fresno Avenue, also in Fresno. He married Ethel B. Crowder in…

A biographical sketch and photo of Hans Jacobsen. Mr. Jacobsen conducted the Fresno Carriage and Automobile Painting Company. The business address was 808 I Street, Fresno, California. He lived at 612 K Street, also in Fresno. He married Alva Stinson…

A biographical sketch of Frank Cheney. Mr. Cheney was the president of Cheney Brothers, Inc. The plant was located at Sixth and E Streets, in Coalinga, California. He married Miss Glazenbrook.

A biographical sketch of John Culbert Clark. Mr. Clark was the president of the Fisher-Glassford Hardware Company. It was located at 1932 Tulare Street, Fresno, California.