Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . McKINSTRY, member of theBoard of Public Library Trustees of San Francisco, memberof the Probation Committee of the City and Chairman of the Re-ception Committee of the ^^omans Board (sub-committee) of thePanama-Pacific International Exposition, is a native of San Fran-cisco. She is the daughter of the Hon. Elisha Williams AIcKinstry,LL. D., and Anne Livingston (Hedges) McKinstry, who were marriedin Marysville, California, July, 1865. Judge McKinstry was a pioneermember of the California Boundary Committee in 1849, a memberof the first Legislature of
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . McKINSTRY, member of theBoard of Public Library Trustees of San Francisco, memberof the Probation Committee of the City and Chairman of the Re-ception Committee of the ^^omans Board (sub-committee) of thePanama-Pacific International Exposition, is a native of San Fran-cisco. She is the daughter of the Hon. Elisha Williams AIcKinstry,LL. D., and Anne Livingston (Hedges) McKinstry, who were marriedin Marysville, California, July, 1865. Judge McKinstry was a pioneermember of the California Boundary Committee in 1849, a memberof the first Legislature of California, First Adjutant-General of theState, a Justice of the Supreme Court and President of the HastingsCollege of Law. Miss McKinstry gives a generous share of herattention in her double service for the municipality on the LibraryBoard and Probation Committee, and has been one of the most activeand effective members of the Womans Board of the Exposition inthe reception of guests from all parts of the world. PUULIC LlHRARV TrISTKES 155. JOSEPH OCONNOR Public Library Trustee JOSEPH CrCOXXOR. Public Li-brary Trustee, Principal of theMission High School, former Presi-dent of the Board of Education andformer Deputy Superintendent ofSchools, was born in Cork, Ire-land, in 18-14, the son of Corneliusand ]\Iary Elizabeth (ODonovan)OConnor. It was early decidedthat he should become a began his training when thirteenyears of age. and at sixteen was ap-pointed assistant teacher, a proba-tioner at seventeen, and a year latertook rank as a regular teacher. InJune. 1863. he was summoned tocomplete his training in the Normaland ^lodel Schools. Dublin, and atthe ^lodel Farm, Glassnevin. Hesuccessfully passed the test and wasmade principal of a much larger school than that from which he wascalled to the Training Establishment. In the latter part of September, 1866, ^Ir. OConnor arrived inSan Francisco. On October 1st he became principal of St. PatricksSchool, located on ^larket
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