From Quincy to Woodside Memories of Family And Friends Oral History Transcri
From Quincy to Woodside Memories of Family And Friends Oral History Transcri
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He was a private banker, and they supplied everybody with money. They were the ones that financed Stanford when they were building the transcontinental railroad. How do you get that money? [laughs] Because they didn't really have it.
Riess: How about Frank Buck himself?
Davies: He worked for Golden State. He worked up. By the time they were married he was president of Golden State, which is now Foremost.
* Leonard and Beryl Buck. At the death of Mrs. Buck the San Francisco Foundation received s...hares in an oil company that were worth $260 million, which fortune was stipulated for non-profit purposes in Marin County.
59 They lived right next door to us at Stanford, and then they bought and built right next door to us at Tahoe. One reason we became very good friends was because they didn't have any children. As I said, we named our Alice for her. Alice Buck's family on her mother's side what was her name?
Briefly, they met in the Gold Rush, about 1849, I guess. Two men. Shattuck and the other one's name started with B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a private banker, and they supplied everybody with money. They were the ones that financed Stanford when they were building the transcontinental railroad. How do you get that money? [laughs] Because they didn't really have it.
Riess: How about Frank Buck himself?
Davies: He worked for Golden State. He worked up. By the time they were married he was president of Golden State, which is now Foremost.
* Leonard and Beryl Buck. At the death of Mrs. Buck the San Francisco Foundation received s...hares in an oil company that were worth $260 million, which fortune was stipulated for non-profit purposes in Marin County.
59 They lived right next door to us at Stanford, and then they bought and built right next door to us at Tahoe. One reason we became very good friends was because they didn't have any children. As I said, we named our Alice for her. Alice Buck's family on her mother's side what was her name?
Briefly, they met in the Gold Rush, about 1849, I guess. Two men. Shattuck and the other one's name started with B.
What to read after From Quincy to Woodside Memories of Family And Friends Oral History Transcri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise M Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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