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- Humboldt County Historical Society
All Good Buckaroos Come to Die in Humboldt Staff Pick
www.humlib.org
The Humboldt County Historical Society is proud to offer its continuing Saturday lecture
series on Saturday, February 6, 2021 at 2:30 pm. The lecture, “All Good Buckaroos
Come to Die in Humboldt” will be presented by Karen Hendricks via Zoom hosted by the
Humboldt County Library. The lecture can be viewed from the safety and comfort of
home on a personal computer, laptop, tablet or smart phone. The deadline to sign up for
access to the lecture is at 5:00 pm on Friday, February 5, 2021.
This talk is about a 125-year-old murder of a Humboldt Vaquero in Mendocino County
that caught the attention of people as far away as Kansas and still reverberates to this
day. And how this presenter may have a personal connection to it.
Hendricks is currently a Board Member of Humboldt County Historical Society and has
written several articles for the quarter historical journal the Humboldt Historian, including
a story about Daniel Woodman, that ties to the murder and the lecture. This will be
Hendrick’s second presentation for the Library Program. Her first was about Auto Parks.
Locally, Hendricks is known as the “Cemetery Lady” for the several books she has
compiled on many Humboldt County cemeteries. She contributes her research to the
website called “Find-a-grave.” Hendricks was born and raised in Humboldt County and
loves our unique history.
Join Karen Hendricks as she follows the 125-year-old murder mystery and reveals her
connection to the case. Those interested in the lecture can find more information at the
library website www.humlib.org by clicking on the calendar of events and finding the
event listed on Saturday, February 6, 2021. Assistance in signing up is available by
phone at Humboldt County Library (707) 269-1915. Links to instructional Youtube
videos for guidance in understanding how to access the Zoom lecture are also available
through the Humboldt County Library website. Although access to the Humboldt
County Historical Society lecture is free, reservations must be made by Friday, February
5 at 5:00 pm to receive the meeting ID and password as there are limited slots.
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