Alameda County Biographies

GEORGE BRAMMAR

Transcribed by Kathy Sedler, July 2004

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	George Brammar, a prominent blacksmith of Livermore, was born in Sharon, Canada, 
October 1, 1845, and learned in his native place the trade of blacksmith and wheelwright.  
Was educated in Queensville, Ontario, Canada, and in 1875 he came to California and the first 
year stopped in Stockton.  Thence he went to Linden, twelve miles east of Stockton, for a 
short time, and finally, in 1876, he came to Livermore, where he is now carrying on general 
repair shop for agricultural implements, and is enjoying a lucrative trade.  He was married in 
Canada, in May, 1875, to  Catharine Robinson, and their two children are George A. and Ethel 
C. Brammar.

Memorial and Biographical History of Northern California, The Lewis Publishing Company, 1891. pg. 326.