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The Kimball brothers were early settlers and large landholders in the southern part of San Diego County.
Two Kimball stones and several others of related persons are in a fenced yard at La Vista Memorial Park in National City.
The fenced area has a monument outside thel ocked gate:
Thei nscription reads:
KIMBALL MEMORIAL
Founders
National City, California
1887
Restored 1990
Warren C. Kimball's stone is at the east end of the fenced yard.
Warren O. Kimball's inscription reads:
Warren O. Kimball
Born in Hopkinton, N.H.
July 19, 1829
May 9, 1913
The Frank A. Kimball stone is at the west end of the fenced yard:
The inscription of Frank A. Kimball's stone reads:
Frank A. Kimball
Born Jan. 26, 1832
Died Aug. 11, 1913
The history of National City and the lives of the Kimball Brothers are summarized in an article in the Journal of San Diego History titled National City in Review by Irene Phillips (Volume 8, No. 2, April 1962).
Another biography of Frank A. Kimball is found in Chapter 4 of the book History of San Diego, 1542-1908, by William E. Smythe.
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