Mabel Amanda Barley and Albert Paulette Wilson
ALBERT PAULETTE WILSON was born October 11, 1880 in California,8 and died April 25, 1931 in Santa Cruz County, California.3893
He married MABEL AMANDA BARLEY on May 26, 1909 in San Francisco, California,8339 daughter of VIONA ALICE ELLIBEE and ELIAS WILLIS BARLEY. She was born March 15, 1886 in Indiana,250 and died July 17, 1975 in Santa Cruz County, California.3997
Personal Information
- Mabel Amanda Barley was a member of the Christian Science Church, Santa Cruz County, California. 3997
Work History
- Albert Paulette Wilson was a building contractor in Fresno and in the real estate business in Santa Cruz.8340
Marriage Announcements and News
Indianapolis News, June 3, 19098339
Happy Marion Girl Weds
MARION, Ind., June 3.—Miss Amanda Mabel Barley, daughter of Mrs. E. W. Barley, of 416 North Adams street, this city, a young woman noted for her happy disposition and sunny smile, was married May 26 to A. Paul Wilson at San Francisco, Cal., after a romantic courtship, word of their marriage having been received here by the bride's mother. Miss Barley and Mr. Wilson met at Catalina Island two years ago when she was visiting in California, Mr. Wilson's home being at Fresno, that State. They were engaged before she left for her home in this city last summer. Unknown to her friends Miss Barley planned for her wedding and left May 9 for San Francisco and narrowly escaped death in a wreck at Randolph, Mo., when the train on which she rode fell through a bridge into Rush river. Miss Barley was not injured and continued on her trip. Mr. Wilson is the owner of a large estate in California and with his bride will live at 100 Forthcamp avenue, Fresno.
Obituaries
Fresno Morning Republican, April 26, 19318340
Paul E. Wilson, 49, Dies At Santa Cruz
Paul Ed Wilson, 49, son of G. A. Wilson, who established the Wilson tract at Olive and Wishon avenues, died yesterday in Santa Cruz, according to word received here by relatives. G. A. Wilson formerly lived at 831 Olive.
Mr. Wilson was a building contractor when he lived in Fresno, building most of the homes in the Wilson tract. Since moving to Santa Cruz, about five years ago, he has been engaged in the real estate business.
Besides G. A. Wilson he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mable Wilson of Santa Cruz, and a brother, George W. Huffman of Fresno.
Santa Cruz Morning Sentinel, April 26, 193112811
PACIFIC AVE. BUSINESS MAN DIES SUDDENLY
Albert P. Wilson Is Victim of Stroke Of Apoplexy
While enjoying an automobile ride with his wife, along West Cliff drive yesterday afternoon, Albert Pardette Wilson, who last year purchased the cigar store of Frank McCarrier on Pacific avenue near the New Santa Cruz theater, suffered a stroke of apoplexy and died at 7:45 o'clock last night at his home on First street, Beach Hill.
Santa Cruz had been Wilson's home for about eight years and before making this his permanent residence he was an annual visitor from Fresno, where he lived.
His father, Carl Wilson, is one of the best known architects in the San Joaquin valley and resides at Fresno, where he was the designer of man of the finest building in that locality. The deceased was also an architect by profession.
Liking Santa Cruz, he came here to reside, first entering business with his brother-in-law, Carl Barley of the Silver Pheasant confectionary store, which was purchased from Frasier Lewis. He later sold out his interest to Barley and last year bought the McCarrier place, which he improved and was building up a good business.
Wilson was a native of California and was 50 years old. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Mabel Wilson and a daughter, Mrs. George Hoffmann of Fresno.
The body is at Wessendorf's mortuary.
Santa Cruz Sentinel, July 20, 19753997
Mabel Wilson Died Thursday
Mabel B. Wilson, a native of Indiana, died in a local hospital Thursday.
A resident of Santa Cruz for 50 years, she is survived by two nieces, Lelah Swanson of Del Rey and Betty McMillan of Detroit, Mich.; a nephew, Claude Sterling of Santa Cruz; and several great and great-great nieces and nephews.
She was member of Christian Science Church.
Private services were held in the Irvin M. Smith and Sons chapel. Private interment followed.
Contributions to a favorite charity are preferred.
Census Records
| Date | Location | Enumerated Names |
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| June 5, 19003053 | Center, Grant, Indiana |
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| April 30, 19103061 | 3rd Township, Fresno, California |
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| January 8, 19203062 | 3rd Township, Fresno, California |
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| April 9, 19301162 | Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California |
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| April 22, 19403055 | Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California |
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| April 11, 19509578 | Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California |
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