The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20160318164828/http://sfgenealogy.com/caldatanook/tagdata/9-calwills/volume3/3-027.htm *** Source: Early California Wills, California: California Society, D.A.R., 1952, 952 pgs; Volume 3. *** ---page 027--- 27 MARSTON, GEORGE PHILLIPS | Old Court, Vol 2 Box "127" , San Diego, San Diego County, California Dated: February 24, 1874 Wife: Harriett Marston Sons: George White Marston - "Gold watch and oil portraits of my Father and Mother." Daughters: Mary White Marston, $500 - Lilla Gilman Marston $500. Executors: Harriett Marston, wife, George W Marston, son Witnesses: Chester Hitchcock of Chicago, Illinois R W Morse, Thomas L Nesmith, San Diego, Calif Probated: October 22, 1877 All estate to be used by wife during her life time. Then to be divided equally between children. -*-*-*-*-*- McCONIHE, GEORGE | Old Court, Vol 2 Box "128) San Diego, San Diego County, California Wife: Mary McConihe Mother: (Hannah N McConihe Brown, of Buda, Bureau Co, Ill. Father: (John Brown - $300 which he had previously given them Namesake: George McConihe Selwyn, son of George and Lucy Selwyn - $200 in gold. Sister: Luella Frances Lovering, wife of Quimby Lovering Carlinville, Illinois Friend: William Sahey Other: Peter Sither and wife Executor: D A Hallister Witnesses: C P Taggert, A S Suly, San Diego, Calif Probated: July 24, 1872 (Name of Testator was George McConihe Brown. He had his name changed to George McConihe by law in San Diego County, married by that name; wishes to be remembered by that name.) All property including mortgage held against Doc Thompson to beloved wife Mary, after debts are paid. Interest, in property known as Indian Wells on the Fort Yuma Road in the Desert, and Aeu Riveo to executor D A Hallister. ---end---