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Does anyone know of a Ms. Livermore who worked as a missonary
in India, maybe around the 1900-1930. She had adopted my father
while he was a little boy. My father has passed away now and since
I am compiling a family history for my daughter, I would love
to able to go back as far as I could.
Mary Rolston <mrolston@ahrq.gov>
USA - Wednesday, December 19, 2001 at 10:15:34 (PST)
What ever happened to the Roma Wine Co. of Fresno? They
were active in the 194's.
Bruce Hannon <b-hannon@uiuc.edu>
Champaign, IL Champaign - Sunday, December 09, 2001 at 16:21:00
(PST)
I moved here from Oakland in 1965. It was like moving from
Hell to Heaven. I have always been interested in the History of
Livermore. I hope Livermore will preserve as many historical sites
as possible. I really enjoyed your very informative and interesting
Web Site. Pauline Stewart
Pauline Stewart <pmstewart@attbi.com>
Livermore, CA Alameda - Thursday, December 06, 2001 at 22:18:45
(PST)
I have lived in livermore since 1946 and worked at coast
mfg. now hexcel for 38 years-retired in 1993.I went to 5th street
school in 6=7 and part of 8th grades.I have seen many changed
in this town some better some worse but its still a great place
to live.Enjoyed the heritage guild web site very much.
kenneth stewart <krstewart@attbi.com>
livermore, ca alameda - Thursday, December 06, 2001 at 22:11:53
(PST)
INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY OF TREVARNO ROAD, WHY HAS THIS
STREET BEEN PRESERVED? THIS LOCATION LOOKS AS IF IT BELONGS TO
THE PARK DISTRICK
KATHLEEN SILVA <KREATIVEKATHLEEN@AOL.COM>
LIVERMORE, CA USA - Tuesday, November 20, 2001 at 13:54:40 (PST)
I should like to hear from any LIVEMORE (NOT LIVERMORE!)
family members, particularly those living overseas,as I'm trying
to establish a family database.
Laurence Livemore <laurie@laurielivemore.plus.com>
Winterbourne Abbas, Dorchester, Dorset England - Sunday, November
18, 2001 at 06:45:55 (PST)
I should like to hear from any Livemore family members,
particularly those living overseas,as I'm trying to establish
a family database.
Laurence Livemore <laurie@laurielivemore.plus.com>
Winterbourne Abbas, Dorchester, Dorset England - Sunday, November
18, 2001 at 06:42:16 (PST)
I was very happy to com across your site! I have been trying
to trace my family tree. My mother says that part of my family
originates in England from the House of Livermore My great great
(maybe one more great) grandmother was Stella Amanda livermore
She married Robert Christy SR. Does anyone know the 8 brothers
and sisters of Robert Thomas Livermore? or the names of his 8
children? Any information would be greatly appreciated. I am also
looking for a book called Livermores in america. Anybody seen
it before?
Melody Harper <Harpershead@aol.com>
matlock, WA - Tuesday, November 13, 2001 at 23:29:34 (PST)
you if you were at Arroyo San and collected autographed pictures
of world wide celebrities. Please contact us either at the History
Center, 449-9927 or email me. A former patient at Arroyo San wishes
to contact you. Thanks!
Anna <siig@home.com>
Livermore, CA U.S.A. - Tuesday, November 06, 2001 at 13:33:01
(PST)
As a genealogist with an interest in Livermore would it
be possable to have included in the postcard section as up to
date veiw of the town as well as the older ones. Thanks for a
lovely site.
peter carr <peter@biscuitware.co.uk>
England - Tuesday, November 06, 2001 at 10:43:23 (PST)
followed link from lincoln highway sight
william g rankin <wgr @vaxxine>
St. Catharines, Ontario Canada - Monday, November 05, 2001 at
23:39:30 (PST)
Where is "Downtown pictures?" also what year was
the rairroad station built
wally wood <wwood@northpoint.net>
livermore, ca 94550 - Monday, November 05, 2001 at 13:26:53 (PST)
Hey wassup this is Aaron Carter!
Aaron Carter <adog200099@yahoo.com>
oakland , ca U.S.A. - Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 13:45:44 (PST)
I believe Joesville was the little "camp" across
the street from the Rockhouse. The highway divided the two. Joesville
had a big house, later turned into apartments. It was surrounded
by little cabins--much like an early motel. This is not to confuse
it with Tubbsville. Joesville even had a small corner grocery
store.
A. Blair <Wolfrun8@aol.com>
Livermore, CA USA - Wednesday, October 24, 2001 at 14:51:24 (PDT)
Excellent site. ThanksManga
Manga
New York, USA - Tuesday, October 23, 2001 at 18:14:20 (PDT)
I WAS BORN AND GROUP IN LIVERMORE . WHEN I WAS SMALL I REMIMBER
THAT MY FAMILY ROAD IN THE PRAIDES . I WAS BORN 1951 AND I HAVE
SOME FAMILY LEFT. SOME OF MY FAMILY WAS THE VARGAS ,MENDONCA ,
MULLERS . I GRAD.FROM LIVERMORE HIGH SCHOOL IN 1970. THAT WAS
THE GOOD OLD DAYS. SOMETIME I MISS ALL THE OLD DAY. IF ANYONE
KNOWS OF A PERSON NAMED: PATTY ( JONES ) CHEESEMAN SHE GRAD. FROM
LIVERMORE HIGH IN 1970 I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF SHE IS STILL AROUND.
yolanda ( Austin) Marsh <yoloriemae
@ aol.com>
fairfeild, ca salono - Saturday, October 20, 2001 at 23:47:16
(PDT)
It is a good website, but I think you may want to add something
in about the five prominent families (Livermore, Granada, Amador,
Alameda, and that one I can't remember) and about why certain
thing happened, like Alameda naming the city after his good friend,
Robert Livermore.
Ian Darlington <ian@home.com>
Livermore, Ca USA - Tuesday, October 16, 2001 at 16:26:00 (PDT)
I have read about mr Carnegie. He has written a book called
think right and be successful,I have read about this powerful
man,and I been so glad I found this site. thanks to all of you
who have composed the website. It was really good. thanks Elisabeth
Judinsson
elisabeth Judinsson <elisabeth@mbox379.swipnet.se>
Hagersten, sweden - Sunday, October 07, 2001 at 13:18:22 (PDT)
Livermore is so auesome with all it's history. I sure hope
it can be preserved with all the building going on now and that
that is planned for the future.
lesley riesen <les@riesens.com>
livermore, ca usa - Wednesday, October 03, 2001 at 00:52:50 (PDT)
Ken! Please send your email address so we can send you the
information regarding your post card. Joesville is now the Rock
House. Fun history there!
Anna <siig@home.com>
Livermore, - Tuesday, October 02, 2001 at 23:01:12 (PDT)
I have a photo identified as "Fireplace, Joesville
(not Jonesville) Livermore. Does that ring a bell for anyone?
Thanks! Ken
ken <texasgrey>
Dripping Springs, TX USA - Tuesday, October 02, 2001 at 20:13:13
(PDT)
I have a photo identified as "Fireplace, Joesville
(not Jonesville) Livermore. Does that ring a bell for anyone?
Thanks! Ken
ken <texasgrey>
Dripping Springs, TX USA - Tuesday, October 02, 2001 at 20:12:30
(PDT)
Really enjoyed "surfing" thru your site. Well
done and informative. Am an amateur history buff very interested
in the history of the Lincoln Highway. Intend to check out the
LHG area in the old library and perhaps attend the LHG meeting
this Saturday. Wednesday, September 26, 2001.
Harry Howe, Jr. <harryhowe@sbcglobal.net>
Livermore, Ca. USA - Wednesday, September 26, 2001 at 10:50:19
(PDT)
Just visiting the site
Ron Lipera <Ron_Lipera@hotmail.com>
Burke, VA USA - Friday, August 24, 2001 at 10:30:18 (PDT)
good if i could see it! ok now klick place has come up on
bottom of page uselage really but good to see as a very good reference
point after a hard days work !
paul cooper <richardcooper@xtra.co.nz>
nelson, new zealand - Tuesday, August 07, 2001 at 00:28:01 (PDT)
I visited the Livermore station site a few mths ago and
had it in my favourites to visit from time to time but found it
no longer exists.This is a great site and thank you to the many
people who have put it together.I will be back to check the lights
progress from time to time,
Murray Brooker <firebus55
@hotmail.com>
Brisbane, Qld Australia - Sunday, August 05, 2001 at 06:14:00
(PDT)
I would like to see inside the highway garage at times in
addition to memorial day
Robert Werner <BobWerner@aol.com>
Pleasanton, CA USA - Thursday, August 02, 2001 at 19:17:37 (PDT)
Have just visited your site. My family of Livermores originates
from Maldon, Essex in England. A group went to Salt Lake City
in the 19th century. My father was Claude, and his father was
Frederick. I would be pleased to hear from anyone who thinks we
might be related. Good luck to all Livermores!
Clive Livermore <clivermore@clpr.fsnet.co.uk>
Colchester, England - Wednesday, August 01, 2001 at 04:18:01 (PDT)
I'm the son of Russell Meyer Taylor, son Of Willam Taylor
who married Lilly Meyer and built the Taylor House at the corner
of 6th and South L in Livermore. Dad (R.M.Taylor) spoke of working
for Wells Fargo delivering packages and his mothers (Lilly Meyer)
many years teaching school in Livermore. He also spoke of his
fathers general merchandise store in Livermore as well as one
of the first automobile dealerships (Chalmers).
Russell William Taylor <rtaylor676@earthlink.net>
Cayucos, Ca San Luis Obispo - Tuesday, July 10, 2001 at 09:26:11
(PDT)
I have tried several times to send a responce to mitch@oregontrail.net
only to have it sent back as undeliveable.My husband and I live
in the home of Richard Rees who was the brother I belive of Will
Rees. If you are still interested in learning more in regards
to the Rees family I would love to hear from you. Thank-You The
Weins
Dorothy Wein <buell@worldnet.att.net>
Livermore, Ca United States - Monday, July 09, 2001 at 10:40:20
(PDT)
was a great. Wouldn't it be amazing if it was still burning
100 years from now?
Wendy
Livermore, cCA USA - Friday, June 29, 2001 at 08:49:29 (PDT)
I visited your web site today as a result of looking into
Livermore's famous centennial light bulb, which was manufactured
by your Shelby Electric Company, ca. 1900, which I hadn't known.
Having lived most of my life in California, I've been well-acquainted
with the Livermore light bulb for probably more than 40 years.
I guess it can be said that a century ago, the Shelby Electric
Company turned out a quite fine and long-lasting product. Would
that we could say that about light bulb manufacturers one century
later. I had a most enjoyable visit to your web site and --- who
knows? --- might someday get to visit your nice lttle town in
person. Thank you for the experience.
Tom Kelly <tommythek@webtv.net>
Bolingbrook, CA United States - Wednesday, June 06, 2001 at 15:10:43
(PDT)
Hi from Shelby, Ohio, where the Livermore light bulb was
made. I enjoyed your website and am looking forward to reading
more about the light bulb celebration. Congratulations on a job
well done. Sally
Sally Maier <eileenrey@aol.com>
Shelby, OH USA - Sunday, June 03, 2001 at 17:29:41 (PDT)
The Guild auction was a success again this year! I want
to thank fellow Guild members - quite a team! And a big thank
you to all who donated items and food. Thanks to all who bid on
items, making the auction fun and rewarding. Thank you, Lynn Owens,
for an awesome job! And.... yes, we have already received donations
for next year! Call us, we pick up all through the year! See you
next May, Memorial Day weekend, if not before!
Anna <siig@home.com>
Livermore, - Sunday, June 03, 2001 at 10:49:08 (PDT)
Anna: My messages are still being returned. So, I will thank
you here for being so kind. Jan Turner
Jan Turner <gardenia6@onemain.com>
Grass Valley, CA USA - Thursday, May 17, 2001 at 08:22:24 (PDT)
I have tried to respond to your most generous e-mail, but
it keeps coming back as undeliverable. I do not know why. Jan
Turner
Jan Turner <gardenia6@onemain.com>
Grass Valley, CA USA - Wednesday, May 16, 2001 at 19:52:58 (PDT)
My Grandmother, Ella Louise Fassett, was born in Tesla,
CA on September 27, 1901. Here father was George Elmer Fassett.
Was Tesla a town that was absorbed by the incorporation into the
city of Livermore? I would like to communicate with anyone who
could be in my family tree. Please contact me at gardenia6@jps.net.
Jan Turner
Janice Turner <gardenia6@onemain.com>
Grass Valley, CA USA - Wednesday, May 16, 2001 at 17:24:00 (PDT)
My family loves your site. My husband's family has it's
roots going way back to early Livermore (The Armstrong clan).
My inlaws are deceased now, and our daughter is learning about
her heritage thru LHG, and all the wonderful parts of Livermore.
Thank you for allowing her (and us) to get in touch with our roots!
Would love to hear from anyone related to these families: Armstrong,
McKelvey, Hansen, Bell, Beck (all those in Janet Newton's book
about the Armstrongs Of Collier Canyon). Those are our family
ties. My husband's mom was Rosanna Hansen Stewart. Thanks!
Peggy Stewart <Peg41626@aol.com>
Cave Creek, AZ USA - Sunday, May 13, 2001 at 21:16:59 (PDT)
Hi Barbara, Muriel, Anna, Gary, Bill and .... I have been
forgetting to tell the board that I hear that the Farmer's Market
will be located on the History Center's east side stree on Thursdays
from 4-7, May 17th to Oct. 18th. what do you think about having
the center open on some of those evenings? Thank you! Tim
Tim Sage <tjsage@sandia.gov>
Livermore, CA - Friday, April 27, 2001 at 11:55:46 (PDT)
I think the Livermore Heritage Guild shoulf make a youth
program for teenager's like me who are very intersted in Livermore's
history. i enjoy Livermore and the people here. "all we have
is the past to tell us how we got here!" Keep the Guild alive!!!
Michaela
Livermore, Ca USA - Monday, April 16, 2001 at 14:28:21 (PDT)
Looking for field trip ideas for a third grade class at
Smith School with a focus on local history. Thanks for giving
me some good ideas!
Sally Blaze <sallyblaze@earthlink.net>
Livermore, CA USA - Friday, April 06, 2001 at 06:58:46 (PDT)
I always appreciate the information provided here about
the history of Livermore. Keep up the good work.
Wendy
Livermore, CA US - Saturday, March 24, 2001 at 19:45:33 (PST)
Bonna Martin!! Where are you? I am looking for my best childhood
friend who lived in Riverside, CA from 1957 (2nd grade) to 1962
(7th grade). In 1962 her Air Force father was restationed and
the family moved to Livermore, then Dublin (or vise-versa) and
we lost touch. If anyone has middle school and/or high school
yearbooks I would very much appreciate any help in locating the
schools she attended so that I might find her in alumni or reunion
lists. She would have graduated in 1969 and the only address I
remember having for her is 8473 Newry Pl. Dublin, CA. She had
an older brother, Daniel Martin I think, and a younger sister,
Jan Martin. Bonna was born in 1951 and I miss her very much. I
have loved browsing this site and look forward to someday visiting
your historic town. It sounds so quaint and lovely. Thank you
in advance if you can help me find my friend. Sincerely, Wanda
Reed
Wanda J. Reed (Van Hoose) <wandabear@webuniverse.net>
Riverside, CA USA - Wednesday, March 07, 2001 at 02:20:03 (PST)
Anyone who left a message in our Guestbook from October
2000 until February 10th, 2001, please send it again. Those messages
were lost. We enjoy hearing from you!
Anna <lhg@lhg.org>
Livermore, CA USA - Wednesday, February 28, 2001 at 00:15:25 (PST)
I would like to know if the old "Arroyo Del Valle"
sanitoriam is still standing. About ten years ago I researched
its history in your city library newspaper files. I am especialy
interested in the time periods of 1932/1934 and 1949/1950.
Jim Barrett <barjam@presys.com>
- Monday, February 26, 2001 at 10:27:02 (PST)
We had snow on Mt. Hamilton and Mt. Diablo today. That is
about 15000 Ft.
Wendy
Livermore, CA - Saturday, February 10, 2001 at 19:41:15 (PST)
