Modoc County CA

Cedarville Rancheria Tribal History

1885 Northern Paiute Family

The Cedarville Rancheria, a Federally Recognized Tribe in California, comprises 35 members as of 2016, consisting of descendants listed on the 1954 Census Roll. Located on 26 acres in Cedarville, the Rancheria serves as a hub for community and governance, hosting quarterly council meetings and various events. The tribe focuses on economic development initiatives, including new business ventures. It offers essential services like housing improvement and social services while promoting cultural experiences for visitors. The Tribal Office facilitates operations and community engagement.

Biography of Joseph B. Hulse

Joseph B. Hulse, born in Glenwood, Iowa, on January 3, 1859, is the owner of Hailey’s sole photography gallery. His family’s roots trace back to early German settlers in New England. After gaining experience in photography, he opened his Alturas gallery in 1889 before relocating to Hailey in 1895. Hulse, who initially supported the Republican Party, joined the Populist Party and was elected to the state legislature in 1898. Married to Kittle G. Spargur, they have three children and are well-respected in their community.

Maxwell, Nancy Ann Hand Mrs. – Obituary

Mrs. Nancy Ann Maxwell passed away on Christmas morning at her home in Muddy Creek, where she had lived for 52 years. Born in 1867 in Illinois, she migrated westward and settled in Oregon in 1880. Married to J.O. Maxwell in 1886, they had ten children, with one son predeceased. A member of the Baptist church and Rebekah lodge, her funeral was held on December 28 in Haines. She is survived by family including two sisters, a brother, and numerous grandchildren.

Martin, Marian Lee Mrs. – Obituary

Marian Lee Martin, aged 63, of Bridgeport, Oregon, passed away on July 1, 2003, after battling cancer. A memorial service will be held on Saturday at Burnt River Community Church, with cremation having taken place at Grays West Pioneer Crematory. Born on December 21, 1939, in California, she worked as a teacher’s assistant and later helped on her husband’s ranch. Marian cherished family gatherings and the wildlife around her home. She is survived by her husband Gary, two sons, three stepchildren, and several grandchildren.

Woods, George “Bud” – Obituary

George “Bud” Woods, 67, passed away on February 8, 2006, due to complications from leukemia treatment. Born on February 9, 1938, in Likely, California, he served in the U.S. Army and had a distinguished career with the U.S. Forest Service. Bud was also involved in law enforcement and founding community service programs. After retiring, he and his wife, Anne, volunteered extensively with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. His memorial service is scheduled for March 18, 2006, in Portola, California.