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1. 270 N. Myrtle Avenue Residents - 2010

   House history of the home of Wilbur family and Howard H. Hotchkiss, which mentions William Wolfskill who lived in the area prior to William N. Monroe and the Wilbur, Shea, Flahavin, Putnam, Pottenger, Kalb and Kirschner famlies. Mentions Drs. Kalb and Kirschner, tuberculosis specialists and Harrison Putnam treated T.B. patients at the Monrovia Clinic at 137 N. Myrtle Avenue.

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2. C.C. Hotchkiss Advertisement in Monrovia Messenger

   C.C. Hotchkiss--Still In The Real Estate Business

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3. Charles C. Hotchkiss

   Charles C. Hotchkiss -- IOOF Regalia. Charles C. Hotchkiss. "C.C. Hotchkiss has this week purchased the Mills Hotel on Myrtle avenue and will become the new proprietor about the first of December, when he expects to commence the erection of a large addition to the residence. Mr. Hotchkiss, as was stated in last week's Planet, hails from Davis County, Iowa, and is wedded to a sister of W.N. Monroe." Monrovia Planet, December 18,1886. Vol. 1 No.5. ...

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4. Charles C. Hotchkiss

   Charles C. Hotchkiss. "C.C. Hotchkiss has this week purchased the Mills Hotel on Myrtle avenue and will become the new proprietor about the first of December, when he expects to commence the erection of a large addition to the residence. Mr. Hotchkiss, as was stated in last week's Planet, hails from Davis County, Iowa, and is wedded to a sister of W.N. Monroe." Monrovia Planet, December 18,1886. Vol. 1 No.5. He sold the hotel to Mr. Baker of Pas...

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5. Charles Hotchkiss works for Walt Disney - 1933

   Charles Hotchkiss works for Walter Disney Cartooning Mickey Mouse. Excerpt from This Month in Monrovia, June 1933, p. 10.

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6. Genealogy of the Monroe Family - c. 1995

   Includes William Newton Monroe's sisters Elizabeth Lea Monroe and Martha Phoebe Monroe. Family Group Record compiled by an unknown source. Undated. Unconfirmed facts. Lea married Charles Clifford Hotchkiss.

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7. Genealogy of the Monroe Family - c. 1995

   Lists details of W.N. Monroe's brothers Campbell Otto (C.O.) Monroe, Felix Milton Monroe, and George Washington Monroe and sisters Martha Phoebe Monroe, Elizabeth Lea Monroe (who married C.C. Hotchkiss). Mary Jane Monroe and W.N. Monroe's sons Milton Sanders Monroe (who married Christine Mathewson) and George Otto Monroe (who married Annetta Evans). Also their offspring. Family Group Record compiled by an unknown source. Undated. Unconfirmed f...

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8. Hotchkiss & Neville at Crews Drug Store

   Hotchkiss & Neville at Crews Drug Store (bicycle)

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9. Hotchkiss, Neville & unidentified person on Jasmine Ave.

   Hotchkiss, Neville & unidentified person on Jasmine Ave.

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10. Hotchkiss & Slemons advertisement - c. 1889

    Hotchkiss & Slemons -- advertisement from the Monrovia Messenger 1889?

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11. Linwood Avenue School First Grade 1915 - 1915

    Miss Laura Barnes Teacher. L to R first in back row: Richard Baker, Norman McKay, William Barks, Thomas McCarty, Frederick Rice, John Kitzmiller, Anthony Grubb, Netti Taylor, Charles, Hotchkiss, Russel Davis, Albert Bowman, Josephine Haviland, May Beaty, Mary Gibson, Merth and Merle Juvinall, Monzelle, Muriel Tanner, Julia Moore.

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12. Linwood Avenue School First Grade 1915 - 1915

    Top Row L to R: Dick Baker, Billy Barks, Tommy McCarthy. Middle row: unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, Chuck (Charles) Hotchkiss, Russ Davis, Albert Bowman. Bottom row: Katherine Hitchcock, May Beattie, Jane Bigson, Juvinall twins (Myrth & Merl), unknown, -- Tanner, unknown.

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13. Mr. & Mrs. C.C. Hotchkiss - c. 1890

    Mrs. Hotchkiss was formerly Eliza Lea Monroe, sister, of W.N. Monroe, founder of Monrovia. They came to Monrovia in 1886. He at one time owned the Monrovia Hotel, Monrovia's first building.

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14. Mrs. Charles C. Hotchkiss (Eliza Lea Monroe)

    Mrs. Charles C. Hotchkiss (Eliza Lea Monroe)

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15. The Monrovia Hotel 1886 - 1886

    The hotel (also known as the Monrovia Hotel, the Mills Hotel and the Wisaria Hotel) was the first building to be erected in the new town. It was built by John C. Anderson. The addition on the left part of the picture doubled the size of the hotel. It was added in January 1887 (mentioned in Monrovia Planet Jan. 22, 1887). At the time of this picture, the hotel was owned by C.C.. Hotchkiss, who made the addition. He had bought the hotel the week o...

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