Eastern Mojave Vegetation Field Notes (Continued)  
 

Tom Schweich  

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   When I first read the field notes of Annie Alexander and Louise Kellogg, I was fascinated by the descriptions they wrote about the places they went and the plants and animals they found there. By publishing my field notes on the Internet I hope to follow a little bit in their tradition.

 

 

   

 

1910s

 

Full Size ImageHortense, 1910
Full Size ImageHortense, 1910  
   

Full Size ImageIrma and Paul Schweich, about 1910  
   

 

   

 

1912

 

Full Size ImagePaul and Hortense, 1912  
  1912
Paul Schweich & Hortense
living on Chestnut Street
living with Grandmother Shaw

 

   

 

1913

 

Full Size ImageHortense and Bobby, 1913  
   

Literature Cited:
- Van Horn, Richard, 1972.

Locations: North Table Mountain.  

 

May 17, 1913. An immense boulder, accompanied by many small rocks, rolled from the top of North Table Mountain into the Church Ditch narrowly missing a rural mailman. It had rained heavily the preceding night (VanHorn, 1972).


Full Size ImageTyped note of arrival of Anna Korolewicz in the US  
 

Arrival of Anna Korolewicz in New York.

Anna Korolewicz came to the United States of America:

New York, N. Y.
S. S. Caronia
August 10, 1913

Application filed for the second paper
August 11, 1930, Vol. 219 - Height 5-4, Age 36 (11-15-94)
Complexion fair Lt. Auburn, weight 138
eyes Hazel - Race ruthenian.

Paper received Nov. 28, 1930.

Literature Cited:
- Van Horn, Richard, 1972.

Locations: Kinney Run.  

 

August 16, 1913. A flood on Kinney Run [Kenneys Creek] was caused by a cloudburst [estimated 4 inches of rain in~ hour]. About $10,000 damage was sustained by homes, businesses, and bridges on Ford Street (VanHorn, 1972).

Literature Cited:
- Van Horn, Richard, 1972.

Locations: Magpie Gulch.  

 

September 6, 1913. Small floods occurred in several gulches in Golden. The railroad tracks west of Golden were covered by tons of rock and sand at Magpie Gulch [north side of Clear Creek, SW-4 sec. 28, T. 3 S., R. 70 W.] (VanHorn, 1972).

 

   

 

1914

 

Full Size ImageHortense, 1914
Full Size ImageCharley O'Hara, Hortense, and Irma Schweich, 1914
Full Size ImageHortense at Aunt Annie's, Lowville, NY, 1914.  
 
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Hortense and Uncle Lyman
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Irma and Andy, 1914
"1914
Charley O'Hara, Hortense and myself first leaving
Aunt Annie's for Aunt Livey's"

Literature Cited:
- Van Horn, Richard, 1972.  

 

March 14, 1914. A large deposit of bitumen-soaked sandstone was found near Turkey Creek south of Morrison (VanHorn, 1972).

     

Literature Cited:
- Van Horn, Richard, 1972.

Other articles:
• North Table Loop:   at Tramway Quarry;

Locations: North Table Mountain. Tramway Quarry.  

 

May 2, 1914. At 4:00 a.m. Tuesday morning a few thousand tons of rock slumped several yards and covered up the access road at the Tramway Quarry [SE 1/4 sec. 22. T. 3 S., R. 70 W.] on North Table Mountain. Heavy snow and rain have softened the "clay and ash." The ditch company and the railroad experienced much trouble in previous years when great sections of hillside moved slowly down toward Clear Creek (VanHorn, 1972).

 

   

 

1915

 

Full Size ImageDonovan Shaw, 1915  
   

Full Size ImageHortense and Bobby, 1915  
   

Full Size ImageIrma, Hortense, and Bobby  
   
    Irma Schweich
Kansas City, MO
1915 / 1916 ?
Photo by Hortense
"Hortense snapped this one of me -- See the cat in the hammock."

Full Size ImageAt Mount Vernon  
  Maude, Floyd, Hortense and I (Irma) on the lawn at Mt. Vernon.
Wonderful view of the Potomac from where we sit.

 

   

 

1916

 

Full Size ImageIrma, 1915
Full Size ImageHortense and Cats, 1916
Full Size ImageIrma and Hortense, 1916  
   

 

   

 

1917

 

Full Size ImageHortense and Bobby with Paul  
  Paul, Hortense & Bobby
K. C. MO
1917
Wallace Grove

Full Size ImagePaul Schweich birth certificate  
  October 9, 1917: Birth of Paul Schweich.

Full Size ImageGrandmother Arvilla Shaw, Hortense and Paul  
   

 

   

 

1918

 

Other articles:
• Wallace Grove:  00000000;
Full Size ImageHouse in Wallace Grove, Missouri  

  House in Wallace Grove, Missouri.

Full Size ImagePaul, Betty, and Ruth  
  Paul, Betty, and Ruth on the lawn at the house in Wallace Grove.

Full Size ImagePaul Schweich, 1918  
   

Full Size Image“Where Dad Worked Prior to 1919”  
  Peter Pawluk worked here prior to 1919.

 

   

 

1919

 

Full Size ImageHortense and friends, 1919  
   

Full Size ImagePaul A. Schweich, 1919  
   

Full Size ImagePaul A. Schweich, 1919  
   

Full Size ImageMama, Olga, and some friends  
  Anna Pawluk and Olga.
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