San Diego County Biographies
 
CHARLES A. TREANOR

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a twenty years' resident of San Diego, was born February 17, 1861, near 
Sacramento, California, his father being a farmer and owning a farm near that 
city. There the subject passed the first eight years of his life. May 3, 1869, 
his family moved to this city, where they have since resided. The following 
years he passed as attendant of the city schools, and out of school hours he was 
employed in delivering papers for the Old San Diego News. In 1881 he entered the 
employ of the California Southern Pacific Railroad Company, and was engaged in 
various capacities until the fall of 1884, when he became bookkeeper and cashier 
for the Russ Lumber & Mill Company, a position which he still holds, September, 
1889.
        The subject is still unmarried, being one of the class of dutiful sons, 
who considers the care of mother his first pleasure. His father is deceased. He 
is a member of the Sons of the Golden West, a society composed entirely of 
native-born sons of citizens.
 
SOURCE:  An Illustrated History of Southern California:  Embracing the Counties 
of San Diego, San Bernardino, Los Angeles and Orange, and the Peninsula of Lower 
California� Chicago:  The Lewis Publishing Company, 1890.  p.-  342