The man who was to have the longest connection with the lands in the Flowers Ranch area was Nathan Monroe Flower (a.k.a.
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The first set of U.S. Senators from California (1850) were abolitionist John Fremont and Southern sympathizer William Gwin. The latter later owned the Gwin Mine near what today is Paloma.
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