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8/7/1875 - Napa County Reporter, p. 3:3 - County Court Jurors.
The following list of grand-jurors have been drawn for the September term of the County Court:
H.W. Hackney
John McFarling
(among a list of 24)
8/28/1875 - Napa County Reporter, p.2- Married.
Fruits-McFarling - At the residence of the brides' parents near St. Helena, August 29th 1875 by W. Angwin John S. Fruits, of Calistoga, to Rachel J. McFarling, of St. Helena.
1/27/1877 - Napa County Reporter, p. 2:5 - Married.
McFarling-Hackney--At St. Helena, Jan. 14, 1877, by rev. J.W. Bluett, Charles B. McFarling and Alice Victoria Hackney, both of St. Helena.
Castner-McFarling--At St. Helena, Jan. 14th 1877, by Rev. J.W. Bluett, Wm. H. Castner and Rosa Ella McFarling, both of St. Helena.
1/18/1878 - Napa County Reporter, p. 3:3 -Trial Jurors for the District Court.
The following persons have been drawn as trial jurors for the next term of the District Court to appear Tuesday, February 5th, 1878, at 10 o'clock a.m.:
Jas. McFarling (included in list of thirty six).
11/8/1878 - Napa County Reporter, p. 3:4 - Grand and Trial Jurors.
List of Grand Jurors for the December term of the County Court, to be in attendance Monday, December 2d, 1878, at 10 o'clock a.m.:
H.W. Hackney (in list of 30).
4/8/1881 - Napa County Reporter, p. 3:1 - Town and County.
Calistoga: Mr. and Mr. G.W. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. John Muir, Mary J. Philpot and George McFarling were recently received into the Presbyterian Church at Calistoga. Ten persons also joined to Church of St. Helena.
2/17/1883 - Napa Register, p. 3:5 - Real Estate Transactions.
Jas McFarling et ux to John W. McFarling: land near St. Helena--Love and affection and $1.
4/20/1883 - Napa Register, p. 1:8 - Up Valley Items.
H.W. Hackney who owns a large ranch near the Lodi Road about two and a half miles north of town, is busy plowing and cultivating his vineyard, consisting of about eight acres, and which is in a thrifty condition. He has a small orchard now that is in full bloom. Mr. Hackney raised three acres of broom corn last year and will plant about the same amount this season. He makes the brooms on his own premises, and they are said to be of the very best quality.
11/9/1883 - Napa Register, p. 3:1 - Local Briefs.
In the suit of John Cyrus S.W. Collins, Peter Teale, John McFarling and 75 other tax payers of Calistoga School vs. C.B. Arnold, Tax Collector of Napa county, Joy & Ham for plaintiff and District Attorney Frank I. Coombs for defendant, Judge Wallace this morning rendered a decision in favor of the plaintiffs on all counts of the complaint. This suit was brought to restrain the Tax Collector from collecting a special school tax which plaintiffs charged was illegally levied.
4/10/1885 - Napa Register, p. 1 - Local Briefs.
The M.E. Church, of St. Helena, have filed with the Secretary of State articles of incorporation. Directors--Samuel McDonald, James Crney (sic), Henry White, John Howell, James McFarling.
1/4/1889 - Napa Register, p. 1:8 - Napa's Big Property Owners: A List of Those Who Pay on $10,000 and Upward.
(figures given without reference to the mortgages held)
Mrs. S.? J. McFarling $10,000
John McFarling $13,925
1/11/1889 - Napa Register, p. 3:6 - Up Valley Items.
Wednesday evening last D.D.G.M.E.J., Weltin installed the following officers of California Lodge I.O.O.F.:
C.B. McFarling - Conductor (listed in group of eleven).
1/10/1890 - Napa Register, p. 4:2 - Up Valley Items.
James McFarling died at his residence near St. Helena, last Monday, of consumption. Deceased was born in Belmont, Ohio. He came to California in 1849 and first located on Barks Bar, Yuba county and engaged in mining for a time. He then moved to Sonoma county and resided in Knights valley until 1862,when he moved to Napa county and purchased the home place. He leaves a wife and six grown children to mourn his loss. The funeral took place from the Methodist church Tuesday at 2 p.m., services being conducted by Rev. S.A. Gibbons.
5/24/1891 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 3:2 - St. Helena News.
J.W. and Johnson McFarling and families left St. Helena Tuesday for Hayden Hill, Lassen county, to spend the summer months in mining. Johnson McFarling has been at Hayden Hill most of the time for the past 10 years and John has gone up to try his hand. They expect to return to St. Helena the latter part of September.
12/4/1892 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 3:3 -The Storm at St. Helena.
The principal losses in St. Helena and vicinity occasioned by the storm of the past few days fell upon. . .Mr. Hackney had a wagon shed blown to pieces. Panels of fences were razed to the ground and trees broken, but as far as we are able to learn no other serious damage was done. The rainfall for the storm was 12.43 inches up to 5 o'clock Friday evening; for the season, 13.68.--Star.
1/30/1894 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 3:3, Superior Court.
H.W. Hackney vs Thos Barry, et al. Order substituting Thos Barry, administrator of the estate of Alonzo Barry, deceased, as a defendant in place of said Alonzo Barry. O. R. Coghlan appointed guardian ad litem for minor.
5/20/1894 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 2:3 - Died.
Hackney - Near St. Helena, May 17 of heart failure, Hugh W. Hackney, a native of Tennessee, aged 91 years.
3/8/1895 - Napa Register, p. 3:5 - Up the Valley.
After a long illness extending over several years, Mrs. Rachel Josephine Caughey, wife of William J. Caughey, departed this life early Tuesday morning. She had visited sanitariums at Oakland and Lytton Springs, but nothing could stay the progress of the deadly disease from which she suffered. Mrs. Caughey was the daughter of the late James McFarling and his wife Eva, who came to California from Iowa in 1854. She was born in California in 1856. She was first married in 1876 to J.H.? Fruits. Her second marriage was to William J. Caughey and occurred in July, 1890. By her first marriage she had one son, Ernest E. Fruits, who is at present a clerk in Mr. Caughey's grocery. Besides her husband and son, Mrs. Caughey leaves a sister, Mrs. McArthur of Calistoga, and four brothers, Johnson H. and John McFarling of St. Helena, Charles B. McFarling of Sonoma county, and George McFarling of Shasta county.
2/14/1896 - Napa Register, p. 1:3 - Superior Court, Saturday, Feb. 8.
Jessie E. Hackney has filed a petition asking for letters of administration on the estate of H.W. Hackney, deceased. The estate consists of 10 acres of land near St. Helena valued at $300 and household furniture to the value of $50.
2/21/1896 - Napa Register, p. 4:2 - Monday, Feb. 17. 1896, Probate.
Estate of H.W. Hackney, deceased, continued for one week.
3/13/1896 - Napa Register, p. 1:5 - Monday, March 9, 1896, Probate.
Estate of H.W. Hackney, deceased, petition for letters; letters granted to Jesse E. Hackney, bond $360.
9/18/1896 - Napa Register, p. 2:8 - Tuesday, September 15, 1896, Probate.
Estate of H.W. Hackney, petition to set aside estate to widow granted.
1/9/1897 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 3:2 - Big Wine Transfer.
The following vineyardists of Napa county have transferred their wine of the vintage of 1896 to the California Wine Makers' Corporation within the past month:
J.H. McFarling 5500 gallons
(listed among a group of ten totalling 318,300 gallons)
There were only about a million gallons manufactured in the county last year.
3/16/1898 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 2:4 - Found Her Father Still in Death.
One of the saddest cases of death that has occurred in northern Sonoma lately took place near Cozzen's in Dry Creek valley last Thursday night. Mr. C.B. McFarling, who had been ailing for some time with a throat and lung trouble, returned home late in the evening from a walk. He lay down to rest, and a short time afterwards his 16 year-old daughter found him dead.
The wife and mother was in St. Helena at the time and the brave girl got the several younger children to sleep without letting them know their terrible loss. Then she, with her little brother, went for help to the nearest neighbor, a mile away. Kind friends did all in their power until the arrival of Mrs. McFarling and relatives from St. Helena Friday night.
On Saturday morning the remains were taken to St. Helena, where the interment took place. A wife and a large family of children are left in an almost destitute condition by the taking away of a kind and loving father and husband, their little possessions having been spent in a vain endeavor to regain the lost health of the father.--Santa Rosa Press Democrat.
3/24/1898 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 3:3 - Calistoga News.
Ashley McFarling, the 11-year old son of John McFarling, took it into his head to run away last Sunday. He put up a lunch and told his mother he was going to the creek to fish, but started out to nobody knows where. Little was thought of him till nightfall when a searching party was organized which hunted the creek for miles, not giving up till 1 o'clock in the morning. Abut 10 o'clock Monday morning a member of the party saw the lad sitting in front of S.P. Sherwood's barn about two miles up the valley. The boy made an effort to escape, but was caught and brought home. He informed his father, however, that he bet he wouldn't catch him next time. The only excuse thus far learned for his (remainder missing).
6/3/1898 - Napa Register, p. 2:3 - Sanitarium Treatment Rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hackney, of St. Helena have opened rooms at 512 Third Street, where they will give the following treatments:
Fomentations; packs; compresses, hot and cold, to spine; alcohol and oil rubs; electricity and massage; litz; tull; vapor; Swedish Shampoo; salt glow, and spray baths.
Mr. and Mrs. Hackney have been connected with the Sanitarium at St. Helena for a number of years and are qualified to do good work in this line. Physicians' directions carefully carried out.
8/19/1898 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 3:1 -
George Harold, the three-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Hackney, died at the family residence on Third street Wednesday. The funeral will be held Friday in St. Helena.
3/25/1899 - Napa Daily Journal, p. 2:1 - St. Helena Items.
Star, Mar. 24
Miss Zenia Hackney died at her home near St. Helena Thursday, the 16th inst., the funeral taking place from the Advent Church Sunday. Deceased was a native of California, aged 30 years.
Hackney, H.W. Napa Daily Register 12/3/1878 3:1
Napa Daily Journal 4/3/1894 3:2
ditto 4/18/1894 3:2
Hackney, J.E. Napa Daily Journal 9/20/1891 2:2
Napa Register 2/28/1896 4:4
McFarling, C.B. Napa Register 2/3/1883 2:7
McFarling, J.M. Napa Register 5/31/1889 3:2
McFarling J. Napa Daily Register 2/4/1880 3:2
ditto 3/12/1880 3:3
Napa County Reporter 1/7/1881 3:7
ditto 6/3/1881 3:2
ditto 6/17/1881 2:5
ditto 9/30/1881 3:3
ditto 1/13/1882 3:6
McFarling, Geo. Napa Daily Regisgter 9/18/1880 3:3
McFarling, John Napa County Reporter 2/3/1882 2:7
ditto 4/29/1871 3:1
McFarling, J.W. Napa Register 1/19/1894 17:3
McFarling, John W. ditto 10/12/1894 2:1
Napa County Reporter 1/13/1888 3:7
Mac Farling, John NDJ? 3/24/1901 3:3
ditto 4/1/1900 2:4
ditto 9/13/1900 3:3
McFarling, Johnson Napa Register 7/12/1895 2:6
ditto 7/12/1895 4:3
ditto 1/19/1894 17:3
McFarling, Laura M. Napa Register 6/5/1896 2:2
McFarling Napa County Reporter 6/3/1881 3:2
ditto 2/3/1882 2:7
ditto 3/31/1882 2:5
ditto 6/23/1882 2:7
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