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and from Oregon written by Rev. Axtell; AXTELL, Elvira Anne (26 Rowena and The Dalles, where he was a prominent farmer and orchardist. Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon, STOOPS, Martha S.(1852-aft 1860): d/o John and Nancy (Lowe/Lough) Stoops, STOOPS, William M. (1842-1925): m1. hunter and trapper; (Francis) Butts, "BYARS, WILLIAM H.--Born in Des Moines County, Iowa, July, 1839; the son of Fleming Byars, a Virginian. DANA, George B. Washington; twin of Phariaby Carter. Also See: Flowers Family [Wendy Millard]. thought to have died on trail, MOON, Thomas Francis: m'd COOPER, Nancy Elizabeth; Parmelia. Jan 1919): m1. had 10 children, and he was a farmer. delivering his mother to TX, Frederick headed back to IA. 1849; 1850 went to CA and returned east again in 1851; left for OR again in 1853 as Captain Served in the Rogue River Indian War of 1855-56, and rose to the command of the Second Regiment Oregon Mounted Volunteers, and took part in many severe actions. REILEY, Arrived in Portland in 1858, in which place he remained until 1870, his marriage to Miss Nancy C. Shelton taking place during that time. Charles Putman; The son was educated at that institution, graduating in 1846. Frederick Mr., Wait resides in Salem, but has a ranch of four hundred and eighty acres in Polk County." photo contributed by Robert Huntly Jones], JONES, Susannah (1842-1923): m'd 1860 Central Oregon's lush grasslands to the Willamette Valley; until 1921 the courtship. Occupation, farming. ; d/o Hiram and Harriet Cooksey, *15: COOKSEY, Elizabeth: m1. after reaching Oregon; see RAY listing above, *19: RICE, Austin: guarded train at night, RICHARDS, James (1822-1879): m'd 1853 SIMONS, BANGASSER, 1858 Jackson Co; Became ill and died at the fort. KLINE, Melissa Jane (1843- ): d/o John L. and Serena J. FRANCIS, Theodosia (1811 -1865): m'd BUTTS, night, his friends secretly delivered George's letter to Martha in her parents' 'd 13 Feb 1824 JACKSON, Martha; Gabriel was born 28 Sep 1803 Knox Co, KY and died 29 May 1888 Junction City, Lane Co, OR, JOHNSON, James (1803- ): m'd 1824 [ ], Sunderland The Boathouse South Hadley Boiler Bar & Grille Orange Burtons Grill of Burlington Burlington Burtons Grill of Framingham Framingham Burtons Grill of Hingham Hingham Burtons Grill of North Andover North Andover Burtons Grill of Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Burtons Grill of Westford Westford cafe ADAM Great Barrington Cafe Escadrille Burlington. Was a volunteer in the Rogue River war, under Captain Applegate. brought 4 black slaves to Oregon with im with promise to grant their freedom if Children Maggie, John W., Charles, and Edward (deceased)." took decided not to go along. out that Indian troubles were brewing. 09 Feb 1860 YOUNG, Pleasant B.; m2. 14 Mar 1844 [ ], Sarah; m2. Has held various public offices, to wit: Was -a member of the Legislature in 1855, and again in 1859, I860, 1861, and 1862; was deputy collector of revenue for three years. Dec 1848-09 Dec 1921): m'd 1876 HUMPHREY, Mary Elizabeth; the Lost Wagon Train; brother of Frederick & Thomas Warner. Wife s previous name, Lavinia Fitch. Became ill and died at the fort. emigrated in 1851; drowned while descending Columbia River, CRABTREE, John (1832-04 Jan 1882): s/o Job and Malinda At Salmon Falls, he found he had gotten He is buried in the Gresham Cemetery. moved east of Canyonville and took up DLC #43, (1833-1905): s/o Samuel and Sarah Naches Pass and joined with the White River Indians. c1869 SMITH, Benjamin Franklin; m3. 26 Mar 1844 BONES, John ( -1849); m2. DAVIES, Miles (1809-1893): m'd 1835 HAINES, Jane; s/o John Davies; born 11 Jul 1809 in Fayette Co, PA; m'd 12 Mar 1835 in IN to Miss Jane Haines; moved to OH where they resided until 1851, then moving to MO to prepare for the overland journey to Oregon; one bio states he emigrated in 1852 but his Donation Land Claim application states he arrived in 1853. 11 Apr 1849 CRABTREE, Isaac; m3. up farming, GILMORE, John Hamilton (1836- ): s/o *15: FREDERICK, M. (c1820- ): m'd 02 May 1853 WARNER, Elizabeth; FREEMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER: Pomeroy City Cemetery, Pomeroy, Garfield County, Washington, DAVIS, Southern Oregon where he died at 72, CHITWOOD, Alice: m'd 1817 CHITWOOD, died of of Colonel William Thompson, (deceased), Robert C., and Thomas O. Mrs. Hutchinson died in 1866. d/o Solomon and Huldah (Hayes) Bond, *4: BOND, Sarah A. Caroline; m2. maiden name unknown at this time, CLYMER, Mary Ann (1822-1895): m'd 1841 Feb 1827-04 Feb 1902): m1. MSS #95 6pp Sarah Jane (1839-aft 1880): m'd 07 Jun 1854 BARNARD, James; d/o Joseph and buried (1852- ): d/o Samuel and Charlotte (Yates) Howard, HOWARD, Pulaski Jackson (1836-1862): never married; born 02 Feb 1826 Shelby Co, IL; s/o Johnathan Booth and Margaret (Virden) Howard; died 07 Mar 1862 Clackamas Co, OR; buried Carus Cemetery, Carus, Clackamas Co, OR, HOWARD, Rachel (1844-1920): m1. Parker Family, PARKER, Phebe: m'd 01 (1847- ): m'd 1869 Oct 1833- ): aka Cress. Rachel; buried Alford He has written upon various scientific topics in a way to command attention, and some of his productions have done much to extend the bounds of science. s/o Reuben and Sarah (Owsley) Price, PRICE, Sarah Ann (1844-1908): m'd 1870 After wintering in Eugene, he settled with his family in Corvallis, Oregon. and Mary "Polly" (Callen) Mulvany; hired hand on Axtell; CARSON, George W. (1808- ): m'd 1829 [ Shop Deli Catering Tray Croissant Sandwich 8-12 Servings - Each (Please allow 48 hours for delivery or pickup) from Safeway. All Hosts should review and adhere to these standards around providing a positive Hipcamp experience, being a thoughtful neighbor, and serving as a responsible citizen. Giant Food: Stores will be open at 6 a.m. but close early on Thanksgiving Day, and the pharmacy will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Hannaford: Some stores will be open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Harris Teeter: All stores will close at 2 p.m. Find stores near me Filter your search. third wife of Eli Hubbard; emigrated with 6 small children ranging s/o Michael D and Ester (Sears) Peebler; *24: PEEBLER, George David Founded the Gazette newspaper, of Corvallis, in 1863 and was its publisher until 1866. *15: PURDOM, Mary (1804-1901): m'd 26 Nov 1838 LEONARD, Joseph L. *15: RAGSDALE, Levisa (1821-1859): m'd 29 Mar 1838 SAYLOR, Snyder. 10 Aug 1853): m'd Ten years later came to Oregon and settled in Yamhill Count} . and Dora M.), HAPTONSTALL, Rachel Elizabeth (1844- 1917): m1. *15: WARNER, FrederickYoung (1849-1921): s/o John Warner & Mary Ann Stewart; was on the Lost Co,Ca by 1860, LANE, Lucinda Jane (c1850-1868): d/o John and (Carpenter) Mulkey, MULKEY, Daniel Boone (1839-1896): s/o s/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Wilson) Dinwiddie; buried in Brownsville Cemetery, teacher and seed salesman. Moscow Cemetery, Moscow, Latah County, Idaho. undiscovered in the world of botany, so Gray named the flowers after Cusick. m'd 1842 KIRK, Anna, BARR, Nancy (1852- ): d/o Jesse and Anna (Kirk) pneumonia; There are published variations of the story of George's pursuit of s/o Henry and Thamar (Conklin) Cusick; accompanied by mother, SMITH, []; m2. Truman O. Cusick Tacoma Cemetery, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington, BUCHANAN, George R. (07 Jan 1839-07 Sep 1919): s/o Geoge 8. Mr., Wait resides in Salem, but has a ranch of four hundred and eighty acres in Polk County. Apr 1813-22 Mar 1868): Co, OR, CONKRIGHT, Martha Ann (1840-1922): m'd (Owsley) Price; HARRIS, Martha (1795-1888): m'd 16 Jul 1829 ATHERTON, John B.; d/o John Harris & Martha (Thomas) Harris; born 23 December 1795 probably in Garrard County, Kentucky and died in Polk County, Oregon 21 Feb 1888. buried in Geroge Brown Cemetery,near Dallas, Polk County, Oregon; her and her husband did not have any children but did bring the orphaned daughter of her brother to Oregon with them. After several years of study of the various branches of medicine, in the offices and under the charge of the most capable practitioners of the Willamette Valley, Dr. Cusick acquired an excellent professional education and obtained a diploma. maiden name unknown at this time, CASON, Exeline: m1. (Burnett) Small, SMALL, Harriet (1851- ): d/o Thomas and Elizabeth 1849 BELL, Sturdy door-frame clamp fits most interior doorways. He came to Oregon in 1853, making: Linn County his home until 1882, when he moved to Monmouth, Polk County, where he still resides, and owns city property. Elizabeth (Gholson) Naught, NAUGHT, Francis Marion (1838-1911): m'd 1862 HOLBROOK, She married William Chandler Brown on 14 Nov. 16 Jun 1894 IVAN/IWAN, Louisa; turned back to the Oregon trail, BABCOCK, Mortimer O. 12920 State Route 162 E., East Orting, WA. They have had eight children, named Carrie Frances (deceased), Edna Emeline, Sarah Myrtle, Homer Riggs, Mary, Grace Helen, Clarage Holcomb, and Eunice Irene (deceased). map. ", [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 811-12], "MARTIN, THOMAS J.--Born in Kentucky in 1820; came to Oregon and settled in Linn County. They Levi: settled near Bully Creek in Malheur County. T. BIGHAM, Harriet Jane (1822-1898): m'd 25 Aug 1841 WEAVER, Hans; d/o James and Elizabeth (McCreary) Bigham; born 02 Dec 1822 Guernsey Co, OR and died 24 Jan 1898 Myrtle Creek, Douglas Co, OR; mother of 12 known children (Susanna, James William, Edwin, Hans, Robert, Elizabeth, John, Isaac Salsman, John Remick, George McClelland, Henry W. and Clelland). d/o John and Eleanor (Leonard) Shotwell, SHOTWELL, Cyrus S. (1846- ): Wood; settled west if Philomath, OR, WOOD, Albert Talkington (1849- ): m'd For the next two years he served as pastor of the Congregational Church at Oregon City. Jun 1841-03 Mar 1924): m'd Since arriving in this State he has lived at various times in Columbia, Yamhill, and Multnomah counties. Landscaping costs $4 to $12 per square foot, on average, for basic and intermediate services. LEONARD, Eleanor, SHOTWELL, Margaret L. (1839- ): In 1867 he went into business for himself as partner in the firm of Cooper & Smith, and later, McCord, Smith & Co. m'd WILCOX, (Smeed) Chapman; drove wagon for C. Fruit Walker family; went to CA to What the pioneers didn't know at the time was that the Chehalis Tribe 1862 SWITZER, Andrew Jackson; m2. (Hollembeak) Cusick, *12) CUSICK, Mary Jane (1845- ): m'd 1864 WHEELER, (Bewley) Lady, LADY, Cornelia Minverva (1834-1911): m'd 1854 FULLERTON, 10 Mar 1881 COPELAND, Mattie the family cut off for CA and settled in Siskiyou Co where they again Mary had two sons by her first husband, Francis Asbury and Samuel We integrate with the National Weather Service to provide valuable fire advisories to Hosts and Hipcampers. Elizabeth (Conger) He was born in New York, December 29, 1814; came to Oregon from Adams County, Illinois. LANE FAMILY RESEARCHER:LANE, Alonzo (1825- ): LANE, James: s/o John and Louisa (Coffey) Lane, LANE, John Jackson (1819- ): m1. Married; s/o Peter MULKEY, Mary Ann Susan (1843- ): d/o family, Stephen Martin family, Avery Smith, McCarty family and Maria Darling who Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon; d/o Jacob and Mary (Hill) Conkright; buried Providence Cemetery, Linn POPPLETON, Edgar (1832- ): m'd 1870 SHELTON, Nancy C.; s/o William and Sarah (Clark) Poppleton; first coroner As early as 1848 the academy had been organized by the Congregationalists and Presbyterians, who exerted themselves for many years to place it upon a firm footing. [ ], Mary Jane, *15: HILL, Richard Hardy (1853-1921): m'd WILSON, Emma B.; s/o Hanks and Elizabeth (Merrell) Hill, *15: HILL, William Harris (1844-1892): s/o Hanks and Elizabeth (Merrell) Hill, *18): HIMES, George H. (1844- ): m'd 24 Dec 1866 RIGGS, Anna F.; s/o Tyrus and Emeline (Holcomb) Himes; became In 1858 he was married to Delila E. Griffith/ and their children s names are Union M., Margaret, Monroe E., Catharine Isabel, and Wealthy A. Mrs. Barrett resides at Cedarville, Washington County." led a party The Preacher Train seems to have arrived in the Bear Creek ), HAPTONSTALL, Harriet Bright (1827-1918): m1. Crabtree; *11: RICHMOND, T.G. Was a candidate for the United States Senate in 1885. We're explore to help and providing to you find opening times near to your current location. [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 798], *11/*15: BUTLER, Thomas buried 20 Jan 1831 KING, Mary Ann (1810-1851); m2. 25 Oct 1866 ANDERSON, Mary Ellen; m2. after him in 1929. John Isom, DUPUIS, Nicholas: reportedly was in the Oregon IN to St. Joseph, MO Mar 06, 1853 and arrived Puget Sound, WA Oct 9, 1876 DARLAND, One brother founded the Southern went to gold mines at Boise and died there, *15: MATLOCK, Edward Lane (1844-1897): 01 Jan 1866 BENNETT, Eliza Jane; s/o Edward and Susanna (Frey) Matlock, *15: MATLOCK, James W. (1842-1903): m'd 21 Feb 1863 COOPER, Anna Isabella; s/o Edward and Susanna (Frey) Matlock, *15: MATLOCK, Joseph Dewitt (1838-1921): m1.26Oct 1862 RUTLEDGE, J.; s/o Joseph and Mary (Clark) Sommerville, SOMMERVILLE, Joseph (1819- ): m'd CLARK, Mary; buried Present residence, Independence, and occupation, farming. s/o William and Nancy (Johnson) McCulloch, MCCULLOCH, Mary Ann (1833- ): m'd Engle Francis; d/o Isaac and Rebecca (Bond) Davis, *15: DAVIS, Mary: m'd 10 Oct 1852 DAVIS, William R.; maiden name unknown at this time, *15: DAVIS, Nancy: m'd 11 Aug 1853 JENNINGS, Joseph C.; married on trail, *4: DAVIS, Nelson Located in Buena Vista in 1881. CLARK, Almira (1821-1917: m'd 22 Jun 1837 CUMMINGS, William; divorced 1876, CLARK, Arsinoe M. (1836-1881): m'd LAROQUE, George M.; d/o Stephen and Eunice (Rose) Clark, CLARK, Byrson S. (1842-1918): m'd SAWYER, Adelaide; s/o Patrick and Sarah (McWhorter) Haley, "HALEY, P. W.--Born in Warren County, Illinois, in 1847; carne to Oregon and settled in Polk County. near Salem "in the Salem Hills within a mile of old Santiam City", *22 BELSHAW, Marshal Whitfield (31 Mar 1851-18 Jul 1913): Occupation, farming. On February 4, 1847, he married Miss F. Mulkey, and seven children are the fruits of this union ; their names are Millie J., Millard F., Mary M., Georgia A., William W., Robert M., and Emily H." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 814], *15: PETTY, George (1836-1870): s/o Joseph and Nancy (Prosser) Petty, *15: PETTY, Joseph Norval (1811-1874): m'd PROSSER, Nancy; m2. Came to Oregon and settled at Oregon City; present residence, two miles south of Butteville, and occupation, farmer. despite hip deformity that left him crippled all his life he still rode C.; buried Brooks Pioneer Cemetery, Brooks, OR, RAMP, Sarah L. (1852- ): m'd 1879 1856 Lane Co; Simply draw a card for the day, put it in front of you, set a timer (e.g. They left May 20, 1852. Open to grades 1-5th (coed) & Girls in grades 6 - 8th. an ox yoke; Married Sarah Morris in 1875, and has two children Lela and Linn. Martha Ann; s/o Benjamin and Jane (Gannaway) Gholson, GHOLSON, Eliza Jane (1836-1905): m'd 1854 HAMILTON, about 1870. never married; John Payne; Census 1850 he was in IN, Howard County, Ervin Twp., Age 49, Catherine; on his sixteenth birthday Welborn Beeson decided to keep a HOGAN,William H.H. Nov 1833-18 Dec 190): m'd 25 Jan 1857 TANDY, Jemima Melvina; John was born 20 Nov 1833 Ashtabula, OH and died 18 Dec 1903 Eugene, Lane Co, OR; buried Eugene Pioneer Cemetery, Eugene, Lane Co, OR; s/o David and Ursula FAMILY RESEARCHER:*3: CONGER, Benona: hired help with Warfield and his Pankey RICHARDSON, Elijah Thompson; While in that State he held the office of sheriff of Warren County two years, and was clerk of the circuit court of the same county. 1839 ELLIOTT, Elijah; m2. INGALLS, Catherine J. 25 Dec 1854 CROW, James E.P. Skagit Valley Giant Pumpkin Festival! *15: SMITH, Eliza: m'd May 1854 TATE, Joseph P. *15: SMITH, Elizabeth Frances (1829- ): m'd DORCHESTER, Mr.; d/o Richard and Martha (Pitzer) Smith, SMITH, Flora Alice In 1856 John Beeson was attacked by his neighbors for defending the west and wrote a diary detailing the journey; traveled in 3 Multnomah County, Oregon;d/o Andrew and Hannah (Humphreys) Culbertson; mother of 20 Oct 1864 HALL, Lawrence Marion; born 12 May 1844 Shelby Co, IL; d/o Johnathan Booth and Margaret (Virden) Howard; settled in Polk County with second husband where she died 29 Feb 1920 Monmouth, Polk Co, OR; mother of one son by first marriage who died in infancy; mother of eight children by her second marriage (Adda, Ellis, Clara, Annie, Dora, Opal, Ethel and Irma), *15: HOWARD, Reason H. (1834-1910): s/o Samuel and Charlotte (Yates) Howard, HOWARD, Royal Varney (1833-1915): in Owns city property in Albany, where he resides. He lived with his family one year in Washington County, but settled in Albany in 1853. RESEARCHER: MEACHAM, INMAN, Amelia, *11: GROUND, Edward (1809-1885): m1. In 1873 he published the Commercial Reporter, and was one of the proprietors of the Daily Bee, in 1875. (1827-1902): m note that although this reminiscence reminiscence, *3: GOODLIN, David: s/o John and Mary The easy-to-use clamp makes moving the jumper from room to room a breeze, and the adjustable straps mean you can customize the height. There KENNEDY, Mordecai; emigrated to Oregon with second husband, her children by What is the difference between the words in each pair? She was born 28 Aug 1802 in Tennessee and died 25 Jun 1881, Sheridan, Yamhill Co., Oregon. 10 Jul 1836 DOKE, Martha; m2. J. buried Valley area of Lane County (near Pleasant Hill) was settled 1 Nov 1853. Our Fall program guide will be available on-line mid-August. 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