California Biographies, San Bernardino County and Riverside County

History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties 
By: John Brown, Jr., Editor for San Bernardino County 
And James Boyd, Editor for Riverside County 
With selected biography of actors and witnesses of the period 
of growth and achievement.
Volume III, the Western Historical Association, 1922, 
The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, ILL

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DUDLEY PINE.
 
 
           Dudley Pine was the youngest son of the late Samuel C. Pine Sr., whose
noble career as a pioneer of the San Bernardino Valley has been described 
on other pages. Dudley Pine was born at his father's Rincon homestead ranch 
June 2, 1872. He has never married, and he grew up and received his education
in this locality and since early manhood has been fully occupied with his ranching
and farming. He has done much in to develop lands in this section. His brother 
Myron, who was born at San Bernardino May 22, 1868, married in 1891 Miss
Agnes Lester, daughter of the venerable pioneer of the Rincon Grant, Edward 
Lester. Myron Pine and wife had five children, Hazel G., Myrtle G., Ivy G., Mary
and Myra Agnes. Myron Pine now lives in Imperial. Another brother of Dudley
Pine was Edwin Pine, who was born July 28, 1860. He married Miss Annie Bell
Gilbert, daughter of J. D. Gilbert, another early settler of San Bernardino. They 
have three children, Gilbert Edwin, Miss Beryl and Madelen. Edwin Pine was a 
prosperous rancher in the Chino Valley and died April 16, 1920, at his ranch.
The Pine family have been large factors in both the early settlement and later 
development of San Bernardino County, and individually and collectively have
stood for the very best in citizenship. They have helped develop the lands of the
Rincon Grant from virgin and desert soil, and all of them share in the credit for
the improvement noted in this section of San Bernardino County.
 
 
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Transcribed and submitted by Sally Kaleta, February 2010.