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Lucinda married Ward Spooner DOLBIER on 2 Mar 1867 in Kingfield, Franklin, Maine. Ward (son of William DOLBIER and Martha Tarr DYER) was born on 1 Nov 1841 in Kingfield, Franklin, Maine; died on 27 Aug 1927 in Oakland, Alameda County, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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OAKLAND CITY DIRECTORY:

1889-90 Clerk, Smallman & Cumming, Grocers, 551 East 12th
Residence, 1413 12th Avenue

1892 Clerk, Stuparich Brothers, San Francisco

1892-93 Residence, 476 East 11th Street

1894 Wood and Coal business, 1411 12th Avenue
Residence, 1413 12th Avenue

1900 Wood and Coal business, 1109 12th Avenue
Residence, 568 East 14th Street

1910 Collector, Oakland Gas Light & Heat Company
Residence, 464 East 16th Street

1921 Deputy County Recorder
Residence, 928 East 16th Street

1933 Residence 928 Foothill Boulevard (16th Street ren
amed)

On April 2, 1869, Francis Delmar Dolbier was born in Kingfield, Maine,the only son of Ward and Lucinda Dolbier. His parents took him toCalifornia in June of 1876 on the transcontinental railroad. As a boy helived on the North Coast, in and around Mendocino County, and hegraduated from high school, a military school at Lytton, Sonoma County.

When Francis was about twenty-one, he went with his mother and father toFlorida to grow tomatoes. After a short time they returned to Californiaand took up residence in Oakland, living near 12th Avenue and East 18thStreet. Francis married Sarah Blethen on Christmas Eve, 1894, and afternearly ten years of marriage, they produced their only child, Mayne.

As a young man Francis worked as a grocery clerk. He formed apartnership with Mr. Vestal in a wood and coal yard in East Oakland, andwas employed as a collector for the gas company. In about 1919 he was inbusiness as a San Francisco Chronicle distribution route manager. Hisfinal employment was in the Alameda County Recorder's Office, where hebecame Deputy Recorder.

Francis was active in the Masonic order, becoming a member of Oakland'sSequoia Lodge in 1903. In 1911 he served as Master of the lodge. Healso belonged to the Scottish Rite Bodies, Ahmes Temple of Shrine, andOak Leaf Chapter No. 8, Order of Eastern Star. He served as a volunteerfireman at the firehouse on the corner of East 14th Street and 12thAvenue, and later joined the Oakland Veteran Fireman's Association.

Sometime after 1910. Francis and Sarah acquired the property at 928 East16th Street (later Foothill Boulevard), where they lived in a small houseat the back of the lot. Later a larger house was built facing thestreet, and Francis, Sarah, Mayne, and his family all lived on theproperty.

Francis D. Dolbier retired from the county recorder's office in 1939 andpassed away six years later at the age of 76 in the newer house at 928Foothill Boulevard. Services, conducted by the Sequoia Lodge, were heldat 1:30 on December 27 at the Andker-Petersen funeral parlor at 5thAvenue and East 15th Street. The remains were cremated and interred atthe Chapel of the Chimes columbarium in Oakland.

DOLBIER FRANCIS DELMAR MALE 2 Apr 1869 23 Dec 1945 MAINE ALAMEDAVOSE DOLBIER
DOLBIER FRANCIS DELMAR 4/02/1869 VOSE DOLBIER M MAINEALAMEDA(01) 12/23/1945

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