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| − | '''Joshua Cozzens''' was an orchardist and drying yard owner in the Willows neighborhood of San Jose. Cozzen's orchards covered 500 acres, with 50 acres in apricots, 150 in peaches, and 300 acres in prunes. In one season in the 1890's, his property produced 3,000 tons of green fruit.<ref> | + | '''Joshua Cozzens''' was an orchardist and drying yard owner in the Willows neighborhood of San Jose. Cozzen's orchards covered 500 acres, with 50 acres in apricots, 150 in peaches, and 300 acres in prunes. In one season in the 1890's, his property produced 3,000 tons of green fruit.<ref>Charles M. Shortridge, "Sunshine, Fruit and Flowers: Santa Clara County and Its Resources, Historical, Descriptive, Statistical..." , 1896, San Jose Mercury News.</ref> |
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Revision as of 03:06, 29 October 2013
| Business |
Orchardist |
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San Jose |
Joshua Cozzens was an orchardist and drying yard owner in the Willows neighborhood of San Jose. Cozzen's orchards covered 500 acres, with 50 acres in apricots, 150 in peaches, and 300 acres in prunes. In one season in the 1890's, his property produced 3,000 tons of green fruit.[1]
Locations
| Location | Years | Address | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Jose | 1890 | Dry Creek and Kirk Road |
References
- ↑ Charles M. Shortridge, "Sunshine, Fruit and Flowers: Santa Clara County and Its Resources, Historical, Descriptive, Statistical..." , 1896, San Jose Mercury News.
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