A history of California and an extended history of its southern coast counties, also containing biographies of well-known citizens of the past and present . ied in their Alpine home manyyears ago, the former at the age of seventy-two, and the latter at the age of were but Iavo sons in the family, andboth live in the vicinity of Guadaloupe. abandoned stone cutting on this sideof the water, substituting for it dairying, whichhe followed for several years in Guadaloupe,or until purchasing his present ranch. Hismarriage to Miss Dora La Franchi. a nativeof Switzerland, occ
A history of California and an extended history of its southern coast counties, also containing biographies of well-known citizens of the past and present . ied in their Alpine home manyyears ago, the former at the age of seventy-two, and the latter at the age of were but Iavo sons in the family, andboth live in the vicinity of Guadaloupe. abandoned stone cutting on this sideof the water, substituting for it dairying, whichhe followed for several years in Guadaloupe,or until purchasing his present ranch. Hismarriage to Miss Dora La Franchi. a nativeof Switzerland, occurred in 1882. and threechildren have come to brighten the hospitableranch home: i^deline. wife of Virgil Lanotti;Elvezia and Lillie. Mr. Bondietti has long been prominent inlocal Republican politics, and for years haspromoted the cause of education as a memberof the school board. His genial manner andspirit of good will have drawn to him manyfriends and made him a welcome member ofthe Guadaloupe Lodge of Odd Fellows, withwhich he has been connected many years. Heis an honorable, upright gentleman, a consid-erate neighbor and public-spirited 4,Pyn (X, t^. HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 029 CLARENCE PAUL MACY. The Macyfamily were early pioneers of Cedar county,Iowa, where the grandfather, Samuel, was oneof the first settlers and lived there until thetime of his death. The father, Joseph , was born in Ohio and went to Iowawith his father, engaging in farming in Cedarcounty until 1862, when he enlisted in Com-pany G, Thirty-fifth Iowa Volunteer on duty lie contracted a cold which re-sulted fatally and he died at Cairo, 111., in1863. In 1854, in Ohio, he had married MissLucinda Paxson, who was born in that state,the daughter of Heston and Rachel (Ingledue)Paxson, the latter the daughter of BlakestonIngledue. Heston Paxson was born inPennsylvania, from there removing to Co-lumbiana county, Ohio, later to Stark county,near Alliance, and finally to
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