second oldest adobe in the San Joaquin Valley and has been continuously occupied since its construction. It is registered as California Historical Landmark #206. During his time in Lemoore, he became involved with local banks, serving as the vice-president of the Bank of Hanford as well as the president of the Bank of Lemoore. He enjoyed banking so much that he eventually moved to San Francisco, serving as one of the directors of the Grangers' Bank of San Francisco. He died in San Francisco, and is buried in Lemoore. References External links El Adobe de los Robles Rancho Crow, Donna, "Daniel and Amanda Rhoads" (talk given at the Rhoads' Cousins Luncheon on October 26, 2002) 1821 births 1895 deaths Businesspeople from California Donner Party California Historical Landmarks People from Paris, Illinois People from Lemoore, California 19th-century American businesspeople American people of English descent