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'''George H. Hooke''' was a cannery superintendant and owner, first of the [[Los Gatos Fruit Packing Company]] in the 1890's, and then of [[Sunnyvale Canneries]] after sale of the Los Gatos plant to [[Hunt Brothers Packing Company]] in 1906.

Hooke lived in San Francisco in 1902, managing both the [[Los Gatos Canneries]] and wholesale [[Hooke-Field Company]]. His offices were at 220 Market Street in San Francisco, and his home at 2325 Pacific Ave.<ref>[http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sanfranciscodirectory/1902/1902_833.pdf 1902 San Francisco City Directory]</ref>.

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-'''George H. Hooke''' was a cannery superintendant and owner, first of the [[Los Gatos Fruit Packing Company]] in the 1890's, and then of [[Sunnyvale Canneries]] after sale of the Los Gatos plant to [[Hunt Brothers Packing Company]] in 1906.
+'''George H. Hooke''' was a cannery superintendant and owner, first of the [[Los Gatos Fruit Packing Company]] in the 1890's<ref>[http://digitalcollections.sjlibrary.org/utils/getfile/collection/directories/id/2/filename/3.pdf Polk's 1892 San Jose Directory]: Hooke is listed as superintendant of the [[Los Gatos Canning Company]]</ref>, and then of [[Sunnyvale Canneries]] after sale of the Los Gatos plant to [[Hunt Brothers Packing Company]] in 1906.
 Hooke lived in San Francisco in 1902, managing both the [[Los Gatos Canneries]] and wholesale [[Hooke-Field Company]].  His offices were at 220 Market Street in San Francisco, and his home at 2325 Pacific Ave.<ref>[http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sanfranciscodirectory/1902/1902_833.pdf 1902 San Francisco City Directory]</ref>.

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	'''George H. Hooke''' was a cannery superintendant and owner, first of the [[Los Gatos Fruit Packing Company]] in the 1890's, and then of [[Sunnyvale Canneries]] after sale of the Los Gatos plant to [[Hunt Brothers Packing Company]] in 1906.		'''George H. Hooke''' was a cannery superintendant and owner, first of the [[Los Gatos Fruit Packing Company]] in the 1890's, and then of [[Sunnyvale Canneries]] after sale of the Los Gatos plant to [[Hunt Brothers Packing Company]] in 1906.

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 Hooke lived in San Francisco in 1902, managing both the [[Los Gatos Canneries]] and wholesale [[Hooke-Field Company]].  His offices were at 220 Market Street in San Francisco, and his home at 2325 Pacific Ave.<ref>[http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sanfranciscodirectory/1902/1902_833.pdf 1902 San Francisco City Directory]</ref>.
-Hooke was also part owner of the [[California Selling Company]], a reorganization of the [[Napa Valley Packing Company]].  Hooke was also involved in the [[Pajaro Packing Company]] in Watsonville<ref>Personal Mention: [http://books.google.com/books?id=7W5RAAAAYAAJ&lpg=PA10&ots=ppCrL4-63a&dq=%22sunnyvale%20canneries%22%20hooke&pg=PA10#v=onepage&q=%22sunnyvale%20canneries%22%20hooke&f=false April 1, 1911 California Fruit Grower].  "George H. Hooke of the Sunnyvale Canneries, Pajaro Packing Company, and the California Selling Company, San Francisco, was recently in New York City on a tour of the east.".</ref><ref>[http://idnc.library.illinois.edu/cgi-bin/illinois?a=d&d=CHP19180504.2.228# May 4, 1918 Chicago Packer].  "Watsonville , Calif: The George H . Hooke Company is making many extensive improvements in its canning plant. The plant is being overhauled and up-to-date machinery in all lines is being installed . Work on berries already has commenced and will be continued until September. In July apricots also will be canned. Apples will be canned from September 1 until the end of the apple crop in December . The company is assured that there will be no shortage of cans this season."
+Hooke was also part owner of the [[California Selling Company]], a reorganization of the [[Napa Valley Packing Company]].  Hooke was also involved in the [[Pajaro Packing Company]] in Watsonville<ref>Personal Mention: [http://books.google.com/books?id=7W5RAAAAYAAJ&lpg=PA10&ots=ppCrL4-63a&dq=%22sunnyvale%20canneries%22%20hooke&pg=PA10#v=onepage&q=%22sunnyvale%20canneries%22%20hooke&f=false April 1, 1911 California Fruit Grower].  "George H. Hooke of the Sunnyvale Canneries, Pajaro Packing Company, and the California Selling Company, San Francisco, was recently in New York City on a tour of the east.".</ref><ref>[http://idnc.library.illinois.edu/cgi-bin/illinois?a=d&d=CHP19180504.2.228# May 4, 1918 Chicago Packer].  "Watsonville , Calif: The George H . Hooke Company is making many extensive improvements in its canning plant. The plant is being overhauled and up-to-date machinery in all lines is being installed . Work on berries already has commenced and will be continued until September. In July apricots also will be canned. Apples will be canned from September 1 until the end of the apple crop in December . The company is assured that there will be no shortage of cans this season."</ref>.
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