Earl Van Gorden was the son of Ira Van Gorden and Mary Agnes (Balaam) Van Gorden. He married Anna Bell [Anabel?] Evans on January 20, 1900 at San Simeon, San Luis Obispo County, California.
The following is from a brochure for "The Squibb House", a bed and breakfast at 4063 Burton Drive, Cambria: "Built in 1877 by Fred Darke, a Civil War veteran. . .
In 1889, the house was purchased by Alexander Paterson. . . The house was passed on to his son,
Alexander Jr.. . .
In 1919, Earl Van Gordon bought the house. He operated a general store, then was Postmaster
and School Trustee and later became a Justice of the Peace. Van Gordon moved and
by the early 1950's the house had become vacant.
In 1953, the house was acquired by Paul and Louise Squibb."
Earl Van Gorden was the son of Ira Van Gorden and Mary Agnes (Balaam) Van Gorden. He married Anna Bell [Anabel?] Evans on January 20, 1900 at San Simeon, San Luis Obispo County, California.
The following is from a brochure for "The Squibb House", a bed and breakfast at 4063 Burton Drive, Cambria: "Built in 1877 by Fred Darke, a Civil War veteran. . .
In 1889, the house was purchased by Alexander Paterson. . . The house was passed on to his son,
Alexander Jr.. . .
In 1919, Earl Van Gordon bought the house. He operated a general store, then was Postmaster
and School Trustee and later became a Justice of the Peace. Van Gordon moved and
by the early 1950's the house had become vacant.
In 1953, the house was acquired by Paul and Louise Squibb."
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