Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick was the second child of James Whitfield and Rachel (Burge) Kirkpatrick. He was born 3 August 1856 in Goodhue County, Minnesota. On 1 January 1882 he married Anna Jane Orr in Black Hawk township, Jefferson County, Iowa. She was the daughter of James and Eleanor (McCutchen) Orr and was born 11 August 1861 near Harrisburg in Perry County, Pennsylvania. Her parents were natives of County Tyrone in Ireland. Kirkpatrick was a farmer at the time of his marriage.
In 1892 the family removed to California and settled in Ontario, San Bernardino County. There Jacob bought a dairy ranch of thirty acres which he operated for nearly thirty years. Jacob served for a number of years as a Superintendent of Streets in Ontario, and is described in the 'History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, California', as "...a loyal democrat and a public spirited citizen." He belonged to the Methodist Church and was a member of the Woodmen of the World fraternal organization. He was also a charter member of the George Strong Post, Sons of Veterans, Brighton, Iowa. Anna Kirkpatrick was a member of the Women's Relief Corps. There were four (4) children born of the marriage. We show 5. Jacob, his wife, daughter Florence and grandson Arthur D. Sanborn are on the 1920 U. S. Census of Ontario, San Bernardino Co., California.
The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, California) 04 Dec 1931, Fri Page 14
DEATH CLAIMS MAN WHO SAW ONTARIO GROW
Jacob D. Kirkpatrick, Resident Of West End City for 42 Years, Dies at 74.
(Special Staff Correspondence)
ONTARIO, Dec. 3. ---In the death today at a San Bernardino hospital of Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, this city lost one of its earliest pioneers.
He was 74 years of age at the time of his death and had been a resident of Ontario for more than 42 years, having come here from Washington, Iowa, in 1889. He was a native of Red Wing, Minn.
Mr. Kirkpatrick was preceded in death by his wife, Anna Kirkpatrick, on Feb. 17, 1926.
For 19 years of their residence here, the couple made their home at B street and Lemon avenue.
Both were long active members of the First Methodist church and were prominent in local lodge circles.
More recently, Mr. Kirkpatrick who had been in failing health for some time, made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sanborn, 223 East Transit street.
He is survived also by a second daughter, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson, of Seattle, Wash.; a son, Julius Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.; by two sisters, Mrs. W.P. Crumly, Woodlake, and Mrs. Louie Frakes, Lancaster, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of J. B. Draper & Co., have not yet been completed,
Daily Report, Dec. 4, 1931, page 3, col.4: J. D. Kirkpatrick Called By Death: Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, 74, a pioneer resident of Ontario having resided here since 1889, died yesterday afternoon, December 3, in San Bernardino. He was actively interested in forwarding the development of the Ontario colony and was one of the few remaining pioneers who materially helped in the building of the old San Antonio Light and Power Electric street car line, which was instigated by the Stamm brothers of Upland. By team and wagon he also drew the rock for the first San Antonio Power building. Held City Position. During the period when B. B. Mann was city engineer, Kirkpatrick served as street superintendent. He was also a pioneer dairyman, developing one of the first dairy ranches on South Euclid avenue 22 years ago. He was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church, one of the first members of Olive Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, and a charter member of Ontario order of the Woodmen of the world. He was also affiliated with the Sons of the Veterans order. Last Rites Tomorrow. Preceding him in death was his wife, Anna J. Kirkpatrick, who died February 18, 1926. He is survived by his daughters, Mrs. J. H. Sanborn of 223 East Transit street, with whom he made his home, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson of Seattle, Wash., and a son, Julius D. Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.. Owing to illness neither Mr. Kirkpatrick or Mrs. Nicholson will be able to attend the funeral.
Their Children:
Nellie Ruth Kirkpatrick Sanborn 1883-1965 Memorial #115441003
Julius Denzil Kirkpatrick 1890-1952 Memorial # 104076112
Rebecca Kirkpatrick 1895 - before 1900
Patricia Florence Dean Kirkpatrick Nicholson 1898-
Rachel A. Kirkpatrick 1899-1903 Memorial #15586558
In 1892 the family removed to California and settled in Ontario, San Bernardino County. There Jacob bought a dairy ranch of thirty acres which he operated for nearly thirty years. Jacob served for a number of years as a Superintendent of Streets in Ontario, and is described in the 'History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, California', as "...a loyal democrat and a public spirited citizen." He belonged to the Methodist Church and was a member of the Woodmen of the World fraternal organization. He was also a charter member of the George Strong Post, Sons of Veterans, Brighton, Iowa. Anna Kirkpatrick was a member of the Women's Relief Corps. There were four (4) children born of the marriage. We show 5. Jacob, his wife, daughter Florence and grandson Arthur D. Sanborn are on the 1920 U. S. Census of Ontario, San Bernardino Co., California.
The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, California) 04 Dec 1931, Fri Page 14
DEATH CLAIMS MAN WHO SAW ONTARIO GROW
Jacob D. Kirkpatrick, Resident Of West End City for 42 Years, Dies at 74.
(Special Staff Correspondence)
ONTARIO, Dec. 3. ---In the death today at a San Bernardino hospital of Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, this city lost one of its earliest pioneers.
He was 74 years of age at the time of his death and had been a resident of Ontario for more than 42 years, having come here from Washington, Iowa, in 1889. He was a native of Red Wing, Minn.
Mr. Kirkpatrick was preceded in death by his wife, Anna Kirkpatrick, on Feb. 17, 1926.
For 19 years of their residence here, the couple made their home at B street and Lemon avenue.
Both were long active members of the First Methodist church and were prominent in local lodge circles.
More recently, Mr. Kirkpatrick who had been in failing health for some time, made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sanborn, 223 East Transit street.
He is survived also by a second daughter, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson, of Seattle, Wash.; a son, Julius Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.; by two sisters, Mrs. W.P. Crumly, Woodlake, and Mrs. Louie Frakes, Lancaster, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of J. B. Draper & Co., have not yet been completed,
Daily Report, Dec. 4, 1931, page 3, col.4: J. D. Kirkpatrick Called By Death: Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, 74, a pioneer resident of Ontario having resided here since 1889, died yesterday afternoon, December 3, in San Bernardino. He was actively interested in forwarding the development of the Ontario colony and was one of the few remaining pioneers who materially helped in the building of the old San Antonio Light and Power Electric street car line, which was instigated by the Stamm brothers of Upland. By team and wagon he also drew the rock for the first San Antonio Power building. Held City Position. During the period when B. B. Mann was city engineer, Kirkpatrick served as street superintendent. He was also a pioneer dairyman, developing one of the first dairy ranches on South Euclid avenue 22 years ago. He was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church, one of the first members of Olive Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, and a charter member of Ontario order of the Woodmen of the world. He was also affiliated with the Sons of the Veterans order. Last Rites Tomorrow. Preceding him in death was his wife, Anna J. Kirkpatrick, who died February 18, 1926. He is survived by his daughters, Mrs. J. H. Sanborn of 223 East Transit street, with whom he made his home, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson of Seattle, Wash., and a son, Julius D. Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.. Owing to illness neither Mr. Kirkpatrick or Mrs. Nicholson will be able to attend the funeral.
Their Children:
Nellie Ruth Kirkpatrick Sanborn 1883-1965 Memorial #115441003
Julius Denzil Kirkpatrick 1890-1952 Memorial # 104076112
Rebecca Kirkpatrick 1895 - before 1900
Patricia Florence Dean Kirkpatrick Nicholson 1898-
Rachel A. Kirkpatrick 1899-1903 Memorial #15586558
Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick was the second child of James Whitfield and Rachel (Burge) Kirkpatrick. He was born 3 August 1856 in Goodhue County, Minnesota. On 1 January 1882 he married Anna Jane Orr in Black Hawk township, Jefferson County, Iowa. She was the daughter of James and Eleanor (McCutchen) Orr and was born 11 August 1861 near Harrisburg in Perry County, Pennsylvania. Her parents were natives of County Tyrone in Ireland. Kirkpatrick was a farmer at the time of his marriage.
In 1892 the family removed to California and settled in Ontario, San Bernardino County. There Jacob bought a dairy ranch of thirty acres which he operated for nearly thirty years. Jacob served for a number of years as a Superintendent of Streets in Ontario, and is described in the 'History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, California', as "...a loyal democrat and a public spirited citizen." He belonged to the Methodist Church and was a member of the Woodmen of the World fraternal organization. He was also a charter member of the George Strong Post, Sons of Veterans, Brighton, Iowa. Anna Kirkpatrick was a member of the Women's Relief Corps. There were four (4) children born of the marriage. We show 5. Jacob, his wife, daughter Florence and grandson Arthur D. Sanborn are on the 1920 U. S. Census of Ontario, San Bernardino Co., California.
The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, California) 04 Dec 1931, Fri Page 14
DEATH CLAIMS MAN WHO SAW ONTARIO GROW
Jacob D. Kirkpatrick, Resident Of West End City for 42 Years, Dies at 74.
(Special Staff Correspondence)
ONTARIO, Dec. 3. ---In the death today at a San Bernardino hospital of Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, this city lost one of its earliest pioneers.
He was 74 years of age at the time of his death and had been a resident of Ontario for more than 42 years, having come here from Washington, Iowa, in 1889. He was a native of Red Wing, Minn.
Mr. Kirkpatrick was preceded in death by his wife, Anna Kirkpatrick, on Feb. 17, 1926.
For 19 years of their residence here, the couple made their home at B street and Lemon avenue.
Both were long active members of the First Methodist church and were prominent in local lodge circles.
More recently, Mr. Kirkpatrick who had been in failing health for some time, made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sanborn, 223 East Transit street.
He is survived also by a second daughter, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson, of Seattle, Wash.; a son, Julius Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.; by two sisters, Mrs. W.P. Crumly, Woodlake, and Mrs. Louie Frakes, Lancaster, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of J. B. Draper & Co., have not yet been completed,
Daily Report, Dec. 4, 1931, page 3, col.4: J. D. Kirkpatrick Called By Death: Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, 74, a pioneer resident of Ontario having resided here since 1889, died yesterday afternoon, December 3, in San Bernardino. He was actively interested in forwarding the development of the Ontario colony and was one of the few remaining pioneers who materially helped in the building of the old San Antonio Light and Power Electric street car line, which was instigated by the Stamm brothers of Upland. By team and wagon he also drew the rock for the first San Antonio Power building. Held City Position. During the period when B. B. Mann was city engineer, Kirkpatrick served as street superintendent. He was also a pioneer dairyman, developing one of the first dairy ranches on South Euclid avenue 22 years ago. He was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church, one of the first members of Olive Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, and a charter member of Ontario order of the Woodmen of the world. He was also affiliated with the Sons of the Veterans order. Last Rites Tomorrow. Preceding him in death was his wife, Anna J. Kirkpatrick, who died February 18, 1926. He is survived by his daughters, Mrs. J. H. Sanborn of 223 East Transit street, with whom he made his home, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson of Seattle, Wash., and a son, Julius D. Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.. Owing to illness neither Mr. Kirkpatrick or Mrs. Nicholson will be able to attend the funeral.
Their Children:
Nellie Ruth Kirkpatrick Sanborn 1883-1965 Memorial #115441003
Julius Denzil Kirkpatrick 1890-1952 Memorial # 104076112
Rebecca Kirkpatrick 1895 - before 1900
Patricia Florence Dean Kirkpatrick Nicholson 1898-
Rachel A. Kirkpatrick 1899-1903 Memorial #15586558
In 1892 the family removed to California and settled in Ontario, San Bernardino County. There Jacob bought a dairy ranch of thirty acres which he operated for nearly thirty years. Jacob served for a number of years as a Superintendent of Streets in Ontario, and is described in the 'History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, California', as "...a loyal democrat and a public spirited citizen." He belonged to the Methodist Church and was a member of the Woodmen of the World fraternal organization. He was also a charter member of the George Strong Post, Sons of Veterans, Brighton, Iowa. Anna Kirkpatrick was a member of the Women's Relief Corps. There were four (4) children born of the marriage. We show 5. Jacob, his wife, daughter Florence and grandson Arthur D. Sanborn are on the 1920 U. S. Census of Ontario, San Bernardino Co., California.
The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, California) 04 Dec 1931, Fri Page 14
DEATH CLAIMS MAN WHO SAW ONTARIO GROW
Jacob D. Kirkpatrick, Resident Of West End City for 42 Years, Dies at 74.
(Special Staff Correspondence)
ONTARIO, Dec. 3. ---In the death today at a San Bernardino hospital of Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, this city lost one of its earliest pioneers.
He was 74 years of age at the time of his death and had been a resident of Ontario for more than 42 years, having come here from Washington, Iowa, in 1889. He was a native of Red Wing, Minn.
Mr. Kirkpatrick was preceded in death by his wife, Anna Kirkpatrick, on Feb. 17, 1926.
For 19 years of their residence here, the couple made their home at B street and Lemon avenue.
Both were long active members of the First Methodist church and were prominent in local lodge circles.
More recently, Mr. Kirkpatrick who had been in failing health for some time, made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sanborn, 223 East Transit street.
He is survived also by a second daughter, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson, of Seattle, Wash.; a son, Julius Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.; by two sisters, Mrs. W.P. Crumly, Woodlake, and Mrs. Louie Frakes, Lancaster, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of J. B. Draper & Co., have not yet been completed,
Daily Report, Dec. 4, 1931, page 3, col.4: J. D. Kirkpatrick Called By Death: Jacob Dean Kirkpatrick, 74, a pioneer resident of Ontario having resided here since 1889, died yesterday afternoon, December 3, in San Bernardino. He was actively interested in forwarding the development of the Ontario colony and was one of the few remaining pioneers who materially helped in the building of the old San Antonio Light and Power Electric street car line, which was instigated by the Stamm brothers of Upland. By team and wagon he also drew the rock for the first San Antonio Power building. Held City Position. During the period when B. B. Mann was city engineer, Kirkpatrick served as street superintendent. He was also a pioneer dairyman, developing one of the first dairy ranches on South Euclid avenue 22 years ago. He was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church, one of the first members of Olive Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, and a charter member of Ontario order of the Woodmen of the world. He was also affiliated with the Sons of the Veterans order. Last Rites Tomorrow. Preceding him in death was his wife, Anna J. Kirkpatrick, who died February 18, 1926. He is survived by his daughters, Mrs. J. H. Sanborn of 223 East Transit street, with whom he made his home, Mrs. R. W. Nicholson of Seattle, Wash., and a son, Julius D. Kirkpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz.. Owing to illness neither Mr. Kirkpatrick or Mrs. Nicholson will be able to attend the funeral.
Their Children:
Nellie Ruth Kirkpatrick Sanborn 1883-1965 Memorial #115441003
Julius Denzil Kirkpatrick 1890-1952 Memorial # 104076112
Rebecca Kirkpatrick 1895 - before 1900
Patricia Florence Dean Kirkpatrick Nicholson 1898-
Rachel A. Kirkpatrick 1899-1903 Memorial #15586558
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