Son of Erastus Axtel (1837 – 1905) and Nancy Welborn (1838 – 1903).
There is conflicting data for his place of birth. The 1870 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as Oregon and the 1880 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as California. A 1890 Tulare County, California voter registration lists his nativity as Oregon and his occupation as blacksmith.
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From the San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA)of Thursday, August 4, 1892:
"Orlando Axtell, a Hanford gambler, was recently found dead in bed. It is supposed that he killed himself in a fit of despondency."
There is conflicting data for his place of birth. The 1870 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as Oregon and the 1880 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as California. A 1890 Tulare County, California voter registration lists his nativity as Oregon and his occupation as blacksmith.
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From the San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA)of Thursday, August 4, 1892:
"Orlando Axtell, a Hanford gambler, was recently found dead in bed. It is supposed that he killed himself in a fit of despondency."
Son of Erastus Axtel (1837 – 1905) and Nancy Welborn (1838 – 1903).
There is conflicting data for his place of birth. The 1870 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as Oregon and the 1880 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as California. A 1890 Tulare County, California voter registration lists his nativity as Oregon and his occupation as blacksmith.
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From the San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA)of Thursday, August 4, 1892:
"Orlando Axtell, a Hanford gambler, was recently found dead in bed. It is supposed that he killed himself in a fit of despondency."
There is conflicting data for his place of birth. The 1870 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as Oregon and the 1880 US Federal Census gives his place of birth as California. A 1890 Tulare County, California voter registration lists his nativity as Oregon and his occupation as blacksmith.
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From the San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA)of Thursday, August 4, 1892:
"Orlando Axtell, a Hanford gambler, was recently found dead in bed. It is supposed that he killed himself in a fit of despondency."
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