Geschichte von Orange County, Kalifornien: Mit biografischen Skizzen der führenden Männer und Frauen des Landkreises, die mit ihrem frühsten Wachstum und ihrer Entwicklung von der Frühzeit bis zur Gegenwart identifiziert wurden. Das kann sein, dass unser Subjektsfamilie Baum seine Zweige zurück nach Nathaniel Foote wirft, Der Ansiedler von Colchester, Conn., stand zweifellos in Verbindung mit William Henry Foote, dem Geistlichen, der im Jahre 1752 als AtColchester geboren wurde. Andere frühe und ausgezeichnete Footes sind Arthur William Foote, der Musiker von Salem; Elial Todd Foote, der Arzt von Gil, Mass; Elisha Foote, der kommissar für Patente, von Le

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History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . that may be, our subjectsfamily tree throws its branches back to Nathaniel Foote, the settler of Colchester, Conn., doubtless related to William Henry Foote, the clergyman, who was born atColchester in 1794. Other early and distinguished Footes are Arthur William Foote, the musician, of Salem; Elial Todd Foote, the physician, of Gil, Mass.; Elisha Foote, the commissioner of patents, of Lee, Mass.; Samuel Augustus Foote, the senator, born in Cheshire, Conn.; Andrew Hull Foote, his son. the naval officer, who wasborn at New Haven, Conn.; Henry Wilder Foote, the clergyman, also born at Salem, and Henry Stuart Foote, the senator, born in irginia. There are no less thaneleven branches of the Foote family in America at the present time, and Edwin BaileyFoote is the grandson of William Foote, a farmer of Stanford, N. Y., and the son ofHenry B. Foote, himself the second son, in a family of eight children. He had mar-ried Miss Lucretia Eels, of Walton, N. Y., the daughter of Horace and Eliza Eels, . K^e^^^ HISTORY OF ORANGE COUNTY 369 steady-going farmer folk, and the ceremony took place on January 30, 1856. Theytook up their home at Stanford, and there reared their family. The eldest son, and one of three still surviving, Edwin Bailey Foote was bornon February 6, 1857, and grew up on his fathers farm of 126 acres. He attended thedistrict school, and helped to care for the milk and the butter which were marketedin New York City. When he was twenty-five years of age, he started westward, andfor a year farmed in Michigan, then for a year in Ohio, and finally worked for a yearon a farm at Manhattan, Kans. An uncle, Horace Eels, had come west to Garden Grove, Cal., on November 18, 1887, and liked what he saw; and the same year Mr. Foote followed to the GoldenState. He took up

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