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Note: Occupation: Geographer and writer. David T. Hanbury was the owner of Island No. 2 on the Napa River comprising of 867 acres of Land on Quarters of the Island was bequeathed to his widow and the remainder valued at $50.000 to his son. In Addition the fell heir to the Fathers share of the Hanbury estate in Cornwall, England. A fortune founded on the famous Hanbury Millions. San Francisco Chronical January 7, 1919.
Will of David T. Hanbury Santa Cruz, May 27, 1910 This being my last will and testament, I hereby revoke all former wills, & Codicils, and I leave and bequeath to my wife & son the whole of my property wherever located. The property is to be subdivided according to the discretion of my wife's trustees, namely John McKenzie Hanbury of London, England and Judge O'Leary of Vallejo. Solano County, California U.S.A. My wifes trustees are each to receive 100 (100 Pounds) From the Estate. David T. Hanbury Witness: Richard M. Donaldson F.A. Pride Santa Cruz, California May 27, 1910 Endorsed (filed October 29, 1910 N. W. Collins County Clerk.
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