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'''Jared S. Hurd''' was an explorer and surveyor for the Canadian Pacific Railway surveys. | '''Jared S. Hurd''' was an explorer and surveyor for the Canadian Pacific Railway surveys. | ||
He arrived in California via Panama | He arrived in California via Panama. He did some mining in Nevada before becoming involved in the land surveying department of Washington Territory. His father, Davis Hurd was an engineer in Niagara County, New York. | ||
The Hurd family was aquintated with the Trutches (see [[John Trutch]], [[Joseph Trutch]]) through the Oregon and Washington General Land Offices. | The Hurd family was aquintated with the Trutches (see [[John Trutch]], [[Joseph Trutch]]) through the Oregon and Washington General Land Offices. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:53, 24 April 2012
Jared S. Hurd was an explorer and surveyor for the Canadian Pacific Railway surveys.
He arrived in California via Panama. He did some mining in Nevada before becoming involved in the land surveying department of Washington Territory. His father, Davis Hurd was an engineer in Niagara County, New York.
The Hurd family was aquintated with the Trutches (see John Trutch, Joseph Trutch) through the Oregon and Washington General Land Offices.
In 1871, he led 'U' (under John Trutch's supervision) on its survey between Lytton and Eagle Pass.
References
- Jared S. Hurd Letters. Western Americana Collection, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University [1]
- Olson Engineering Washington State Surveyors Database
