GREELEY, Watson February 12, 1910 Mariposa Gazette
Watson GREELEY, the father of a large family of grown children residing in and around Coulterville, is dead at the Gould Sanitarium, Sonora, at which place he has been under treatment for cancer. His remains will be brought here for internment by the side of his wife and son, who have preceded him to the great beyond. The deceased was well known in this county where a large part of his life was spent and was held in high esteem by all those with whom he came in contact in a business or social way. He is survivied by five sons, Horace, Bernard, William, Harry, and Frank GREELEY, and by three daughters, Mrs. V. TISCORNIA, Mrs. C. MENTZER, and Mrs. J. GAZZOLO.

GREELEY, Sarah September 17, 1904 Mariposa Gazette: An Estimable Woman's Death.
Mrs. Sarah GREELEY died at Coulterville Monday morning. Her demise was very sudden, she having been taken ill but the evening before. In her death Coulterville suffers a great loss. No woman there was better known or more highly respected and loved than was Mrs. GREELEY. Her kindness as a neighbor and friend is attested by all. Particularly in sickness and distress was this shown, and many a sickbed has lost much of its pain by her tender nursing and watchful care. She will be sadly missed. Mrs. GREELEY was a native of California aged 58 years. On October 22, 1865, she was married to Watson S. GREELEY, Justice of the Peace Geo. COUNTS performing the ceremony at Coulterville. Her maiden name was Sarah WILLIAMS. For many years, the GREELEY family lived in GREELEY district above Coulterville. Five or six years ago they moved to Coulterville. She leaves a husband and eight grown children. The daughters are Mrs. Vic TISCORNIA, Mrs. C. I. MENTZER, and Miss Nellie GREELEY of Coulterville; the sons, Horace A. , Harry B., Burnham C., William and Frank GREELEY. The funeral was held at Coulterville Wednesday, and was very largely attended.