John Theodore Haddox was among the early merchants of El Monte, Los Angeles County, California, arriving from Cedar Rapids, Iowa where he was educated, in 1876. He was a descendant of an old mercantile family of Virginia of German ancestry. Mr. Haddox also combined real estate and an insurance business with his mercantile enterprise and served as both postmaster and justice of the peace in El Monte.
In 1886 Mr. Haddox married Victoria Mayes, daughter of Dr. Thomas A. Mayes, one of the pioneer physicians of Los Angeles County and a resident of El Monte at the time of his death in 1873.
Nine children, six who survived into adulthood: Victor, Philip, Dorothy, Hilda, Miriam, Marjorie.
In 1886 Mr. Haddox married Victoria Mayes, daughter of Dr. Thomas A. Mayes, one of the pioneer physicians of Los Angeles County and a resident of El Monte at the time of his death in 1873.
Nine children, six who survived into adulthood: Victor, Philip, Dorothy, Hilda, Miriam, Marjorie.
John Theodore Haddox was among the early merchants of El Monte, Los Angeles County, California, arriving from Cedar Rapids, Iowa where he was educated, in 1876. He was a descendant of an old mercantile family of Virginia of German ancestry. Mr. Haddox also combined real estate and an insurance business with his mercantile enterprise and served as both postmaster and justice of the peace in El Monte.
In 1886 Mr. Haddox married Victoria Mayes, daughter of Dr. Thomas A. Mayes, one of the pioneer physicians of Los Angeles County and a resident of El Monte at the time of his death in 1873.
Nine children, six who survived into adulthood: Victor, Philip, Dorothy, Hilda, Miriam, Marjorie.
In 1886 Mr. Haddox married Victoria Mayes, daughter of Dr. Thomas A. Mayes, one of the pioneer physicians of Los Angeles County and a resident of El Monte at the time of his death in 1873.
Nine children, six who survived into adulthood: Victor, Philip, Dorothy, Hilda, Miriam, Marjorie.
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