Arrived at Dayton in 1861. Built the Golden Eagle Hotel which he operated until his death.
Husband of MARIA LOUISA PECK, nee Kelley, married December 22, 1864 at Dayton, Lyon County, Nevada by Judge Hayden.
Father of two children with Maria: Albert D. Jaqua and Ellen Louise "Nellie" [Mrs. Joseph] Raycraft.
The Sutro Independent (Lyon County), February 2, 1878
"One by one, the old "stand-bys" of Dayton drop off. Last week we were called upon to record the death of M.C. Hickey; this week, the death of J.H. Jaqua. He died Thursday afternoon at half-past three o'clock, of heart disease. His pains were of but a few moments duration when he laid down and expired. Mr. Jaqua came to this coast shortly after the California gold excitement in 1849-1850 and had been a resident of Dayton for nearly twenty years."
Husband of MARIA LOUISA PECK, nee Kelley, married December 22, 1864 at Dayton, Lyon County, Nevada by Judge Hayden.
Father of two children with Maria: Albert D. Jaqua and Ellen Louise "Nellie" [Mrs. Joseph] Raycraft.
The Sutro Independent (Lyon County), February 2, 1878
"One by one, the old "stand-bys" of Dayton drop off. Last week we were called upon to record the death of M.C. Hickey; this week, the death of J.H. Jaqua. He died Thursday afternoon at half-past three o'clock, of heart disease. His pains were of but a few moments duration when he laid down and expired. Mr. Jaqua came to this coast shortly after the California gold excitement in 1849-1850 and had been a resident of Dayton for nearly twenty years."
Arrived at Dayton in 1861. Built the Golden Eagle Hotel which he operated until his death.
Husband of MARIA LOUISA PECK, nee Kelley, married December 22, 1864 at Dayton, Lyon County, Nevada by Judge Hayden.
Father of two children with Maria: Albert D. Jaqua and Ellen Louise "Nellie" [Mrs. Joseph] Raycraft.
The Sutro Independent (Lyon County), February 2, 1878
"One by one, the old "stand-bys" of Dayton drop off. Last week we were called upon to record the death of M.C. Hickey; this week, the death of J.H. Jaqua. He died Thursday afternoon at half-past three o'clock, of heart disease. His pains were of but a few moments duration when he laid down and expired. Mr. Jaqua came to this coast shortly after the California gold excitement in 1849-1850 and had been a resident of Dayton for nearly twenty years."
Husband of MARIA LOUISA PECK, nee Kelley, married December 22, 1864 at Dayton, Lyon County, Nevada by Judge Hayden.
Father of two children with Maria: Albert D. Jaqua and Ellen Louise "Nellie" [Mrs. Joseph] Raycraft.
The Sutro Independent (Lyon County), February 2, 1878
"One by one, the old "stand-bys" of Dayton drop off. Last week we were called upon to record the death of M.C. Hickey; this week, the death of J.H. Jaqua. He died Thursday afternoon at half-past three o'clock, of heart disease. His pains were of but a few moments duration when he laid down and expired. Mr. Jaqua came to this coast shortly after the California gold excitement in 1849-1850 and had been a resident of Dayton for nearly twenty years."
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