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The Haven Seed Co. of California was dissolved July 6, 1905, and both business and family became residents of the Lodi area after that time.

Despite all efforts however, by December, 1909 Arch was forced to declare bankruptcy.

by July 1910 the move was announced.

Arch Haven and Lizzie Hattie Brown of Tustin were married in the summer of 1911; their first home was "a horse-drawn cook house" so that "they could move from place to place so that she could cook for the help."

After Harris' death in January, 1912 the family was reunited in Tustin.

Edwin Haven died September 15, 1917, and Arch Haven and his brother Lawrence carried on the seed business as president and secretary respectively.

In 1918 a large seed warehouse was constructed by the J. S. Fluor Co. of Santa Ana on the southwest corner of Flower St. and Edinger Road within the city limits.

Around 1928 they took their growing family to a leased house and property on the Rancho Santa Margarita in San Onofre in northern San Diego County.

Lawrence Haven became president around 1947 and had several non-family partners

after 1955 the Haven Seed Co. no longer showed up in a separate listing

The company records were moved to Oxnard to the ranch of A. B. Haven, Jr. in the early 1960s

In 1978 he presented them to the Orange County Historical Society

They resided at the Society, Archives/Depository in the Special Collections section of the CSU Fullerton Library from 1978 to 1980

They are now in Orange County Historical Society's archive storage facility