In the 1880 census, 42-year-old John S. Linn was a farmer enumerated as living in Sierra Township of Tehama County in partnership with John L. Boles from Ohio. The census states that both his parents also were born in Pennsylvania.
According to cemetery records, John Linn died on 30 September 1883 and was buried in Red Bluff's Oak Hill Cemetery. While there is no gravestone, he is listed in the cemetery's register and his death is also recorded in Chico University's Lingenfelter Archives, stating that he was "Born Pennsylvania 1838. Died Red Bluff September 30, 1883. Finley farmer 1879." He is included in The Archives' list for those unmarried.
In the 1880 census, 42-year-old John S. Linn was a farmer enumerated as living in Sierra Township of Tehama County in partnership with John L. Boles from Ohio. The census states that both his parents also were born in Pennsylvania.
According to cemetery records, John Linn died on 30 September 1883 and was buried in Red Bluff's Oak Hill Cemetery. While there is no gravestone, he is listed in the cemetery's register and his death is also recorded in Chico University's Lingenfelter Archives, stating that he was "Born Pennsylvania 1838. Died Red Bluff September 30, 1883. Finley farmer 1879." He is included in The Archives' list for those unmarried.
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