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Persoonlijke gegevens Lucille Leah Loobliner 

• Zij is geboren april 1889 in San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, California, USA.
• Zij is overleden in het jaar 1992 in San Francisco, California, USA, zij was toen 102 jaar oud.

  Let op: Leeftijd boven de 100 (103).

• Een kind van Henry Lubliner

Gezin van Lucille Leah Loobliner

Zij heeft/had een relatie met Emilie Ferdinand Heymans.

Kind(eren):

1. Richard Edwin Heymans  1917-1992 
2. (Niet openbaar)

Notities over Lucille Leah Loobliner

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com;~cagha;index.htm
The subject of this sketch is one of the prominent and substantial
citizens of this county, well known in the commercial circles of this State--
LOUIS SCHWARTZ. He
was born in Schildberg, Prussia, January 5, 1834. His father was a butcher and
cattle dealer, and Louis learned the trade of baker in his native town. He left
home when seventeen years of age, traveling awhile seeking work, and at the age
of eighteen went to Hull, England, and from thence to London. In London he
learned to make mackintoshes, or rubber coats. After a residence of eleven
months in London he shipped on a sailing vessel, Henry Clay, from Liverpool to
New York. After a quick and uneventful voyage he arrived in America and obtained
employment in a clothing store at Roundabout, on the Hudson. In the following
year, in 1854, he sailed for California, USA, via the Isthmus, on the steamer
Northern Light, and from the Isthmus to San Francisco on the steamer Uncle Sam,
arriving in San Francisco with plenty of pluck and determination, but with a
cash capital of only $7.00. In 1855 he came to Santa Cruz, and opened a general
merchandise store in Werner's Building, on Pacific Avenue, under the firm name
of Schwartz Schwarz & Brownstone. The following year the firm dissolved partnership, and
he established himself in business on Pacific Avenue opposite where the Ocean
House now stands, in property owned by himself. He continued in the general
merchandise business here until 1865, when he went to San Luis Obispo and opened
a branch store, subsequently starting a lumber yard there under the firm name of
Schwartz Schwarz, Harford & Co.

The merchandise business he has since sold out to Henry
Loobliner, a cousin, but he still continues in the lumber business in that county, the firm's name now being Schwartz Schwarz & Beebee.

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