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Title: San Francisco : its builders, past and present : pictorial and biographical
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: S.J. Clarke Publishing Company
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Publisher: Chicago, (Ill.) : S.J. Clarke
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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eo, he and his motherhaving given the land on which the original church was built. Hewas also a member of Trinity Church Association of San Francisco.He belonged to the Union Club and later when it was merged withthe Pacific Club he became a member of the new organization, thePacific-Union Club, and so continued until his death. He was alsoone of the fovmders and for several years president of the Burlin-game Country Club. His social, kindly qualities endeared liim toall alike and today he is spoken of with esteem and reverence notonly by his intimate personal friends but by all those with whom hewas brought in contact, whether in a business way or in more casualrelationship. So he was held in high regard wherever he went amongstmen, and, democratic in his feelings though born to high position andgreat wealth, his sympathy for all and his coui-age in adversity aswell as his modesty in prosperity amply and in the truest sense entitlehim to be called the premier gentleman of California.
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