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Samuel Addison Bishop

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In 1861, Bishop drove over 500 cattle into the Owens Valley and founded San Frances Ranch on what would later be named Bishop Creek, about three miles southwest of the present town of
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where Samuel became one of the county's first Supervisors when its government was created in 1866. Two years later the Bishops moved to
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on September 2, 1825. Seeking gold, he headed to California in 1849. In 1851 he fought in the
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in nearby Nevada. The Bishops only stayed on the ranch for about 18 months before moving to
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Yosemite Place Names: The Historic Background of Geographic Names in Yosemite National Park
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and later was a banker and a founder of the San Jose streetcar system.
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Settler of the Owens Valley in California (1825–1893)
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was named after Samuel and subsequently the town of
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Index

Owens Valley
Bishop Creek
Inyo County, California
Mariposa Battalion
Albemarle County, Virginia
Mariposa War
Ahwahnechee
Bishop
Aurora Mining District
Kern County
San Jose
Bishop Creek
Bishop


ISBN
978-0-94422-019-1




ISBN
978-0-73858-183-5
Categories
California pioneers
History of Inyo County, California
Owens Valley

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