Who Were Those People? Find out on Wednesday, July 8

A newspaper editor I once worked with told me there was a story behind every place-name in San Diego County. And my research has borne that out.

Ever wonder who the Felicita was behind Felicita Park? Or the Warner behind Warner Springs? Those are just two of many examples.

 Join your History Seeker as I reveal the people behind the place-names for my talk, “Who Were Those People?” on Wednesday, July 8 at 10 a.m. at Oasis Rancho Bernardo Lifelong Learning Center. Click on the link below to sign up:

https://san-diego.oasiseverywhere.org/product/who-were-those-people-2

2 thoughts on “Who Were Those People? Find out on Wednesday, July 8

  1. Here’s people behind some Palomar Mountain placenames

    Birch Hill… named after Henry and Arthur Birch see https://archive.org/details/birch_202301  French Valley…. named after Hubert Foussat and Jean Foussat see https://archive.org/details/foussat  Parayne Hill … named after Jean Bertrand Peyregne and Jean Louis Peyregne see https://archive.org/details/peyregne  Gordon Point… named after Donald Gordon see https://archive.org/details/gordon_20241217  Morgan Hill … named after William Henry Morgansee  https://archive.org/details/fry-morgan  Barker Valley… named after Joseph R. Barker see https://archive.org/details/barker_202412  Dyche Valley … named after George V. Dyche see https://archive.org/details/dyche_20240220  Colb Valley… named after William Jasper Kolb see https://archive.org/details/kolb_20240530  Jeff Valley and Will Valley… named after members of the Cook family see https://archive.org/details/cook_20240608  Pedley Valley … named after Nathan Chaffin Pedley see https://archive.org/details/pedley  Love Valley … named after John A. Love see https://archive.org/details/love_20241123  Frazier Point… named after Maria and Elizabeth Frazier see https://archive.org/details/fraziers-of-palomar-mountain_202310  Doane Valley … named after George Doane see https://archive.org/details/doane_202402

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