Thomas’ lands were sold on Dec. 10, 1901 to Henry W. Williams. His occupation in the 1900 and 1910 Census was listed as farmer with residence in St. Andrews.
On Jan. 4, 1911, Williams sold his lands to W.F. Segler, who occupied this site until 1946. Segler and wife Leola Judson raised 13 children in the relatively large wood frame vernacular two-story farmhouse. They also raised and sold such crops as plums, grapes, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, watermelons, cane, rice and corn.
Segler’s Market was in the Jitney Jungle Store on Harrison in 1926, and in 1928 in his own building on Harrison next to the Panama Theater. In 1945, it appears that farming may have been abandoned and the lands subdivided into residential lots.
10 stolen vehicles found on property in Merced, officials say
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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) A man is accused of auto theft after 10 stolen vehicles were found on his property off Highway 59 and Cone Avenue in Merced.
Officials with the Stanislaus County Auto Theft Task Force were following up on reports of a stolen Caterpillar.
They conducted an inspection of the recycling business owned by 36-year-old Carl Means and found the excavator in use.
At the end of their search, they were able to confirm a total of 10 stolen vehicles, trailers and heavy machinery.
Most of the stolen property was found in bad shape or destroyed.