Set: Cavaille
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San Francisco watchmaker Eugene Cavaille sent these postcards to Mlle. Clémence Cavaillé, possibly his sister, in France. The 1900 Census lists Cavaille as a 34 year old single white male, immigrated 1898 from France, rooming at 6 Martha Place (Glen Park). The 1903 Crocker-Langley directory lists him as "Cavaille Eugene, watchmkr. A.I. Hall & Son, r. 6 Martha Pl.", and the 1903 postcard shows the 6 Martha Place address. The 1906 card has a rubberstamped return address "Eugene Cavaille Watchmaker San Francisco", with handwritten "336 Valley St., near Noe St." added.
- Unknown publisher 31, postmarked 6/24/1903.
- Goeggel & Weidner 11, postmarked 7/08/1903.
- Weidner 17, postmarked SF 2/15/1906.
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In fall 1908, Cavaille sent these postcards from France to Mme. Proeres (possibly his landlady?) at the corner of Noe and Valley.
- Unknown publisher 442, postmarked 8/dd/1908.
- Unknown publisher 358, postmarked 9/13/1908.
- Unknown publisher 241, postmarked 10/dd/1908 (day not legible).
Eugene Cavaille moved to 422 Valley by 1908 and lived there with his wife Pelagie (seamstress) and son Clement (jewelry manufacturer) in the 1920 census.
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