Cottage Grove, OR
Quarterly Publication of Cottage Grove Genealogical Society PO Box 388 Cottage Grove, OR 97424
Volume 32, No 3-4 July – December 2019
ISSN 1046-6339
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 54 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Cottage Grove Genealogical Society P.O. Box 388 Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424
Society Officers for 2016 Publications Committee President...... Carolin Pettit Joanne Skelton Carolin Pettit Vice President...... Joanne Farris Marjorie Shepard Recording Secretary ...... Joanne Skelton Corresponding Secretary ...... Deanna Cartmill Contents Treasurer ...... Diana Michals The contents of this periodical are documented and Librarian...... Nancy VanSchoiack hopefully accurate. However, neither the Cottage Grove Genealogical Society nor the Publication Library Committee can assume responsibility for errors made The Library is located in the Community Center, 700 by contributors. The name of the contributor, source, E. Gibbs Ave., in the same building as the City Library, and location of original material are published with in Cottage Grove, Oregon. The Library is open the article. No part of this publication may be Wednesday through Saturday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 reproduced without permission. Your comments and PM. correspondence are always welcome.
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Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 55 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Table of Contents In Memory of Jacqueline Jane (Schroder) Davis Page 57
Deed Index, Direct & Indirect, Lane County 1855-1876 Page 58
Adventure in Writing a Genealogy Blog Every Day for a Year Page 67 By Joanne Skelton
A Pioneer’s Memories, Chapter VI, William Riley Vinson Page 69 Offered for publishing by Nancy VanSchoiack, step-granddaughter
Obit & Death Notices Extracted From the 1965 CG Sentinel Page 72 By Phyllis Foster Pruitt
Create a Family Tree in Excel Page 76
“Other” Cottage Grove Oregon Deaths, 1906 Page 77
Cottage Grove, Oregon Death Certificates, 1907 Page 78
“Other” Cottage Grove, Oregon Deaths, 1907 Page 88
The Mayflower Story Page 89
Gleaning the Cottage Grove Sentinel, June 4, 1920 Page 93
Books Published and/or Purchased by CGGS Page 103
GAR – Post Card Tribute Page 106 From the Collection of Steve Pettit
Index Page 107
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Jacqueline Jane (Schroder) Davis 6 November 1934—7 June 2019 Jacqueline Jane Davis, 84 of Eugene, OR passed away on June 7, 2019 from heart and kidney dis- ease. She was born on November 6, 1934 in New Orleans, LA to parents John and Marie (Leidner) Schroder. Jacqueline completed college receiving her bachelor’s degree and teaching credentials. She served in the United States Marine Corp for 4 months in 1956. Jacqueline married James Joachim Davis on December 19, 1959 in New Orleans, LA. She was a middle school and high school teacher who taught mainly Spanish and US History. Jacqueline enjoyed genealogy, choreography and dancing, Broadway musical plays, gems, and crafts that included card making and jewelry. She was a member of local histor- ical societies and genealogy groups. Jacqueline is survived by her daughter, Kateri, Creswell, OR; son, Christopher, WA; son, Tristan, AZ; daughter, Nicole, AZ; sons, Daland, Darian and Danan all of WA; broth- er, Johnny, TX; 16 grandchildren, and 1 great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Davis in May of 2001 and her sister, Rosemary. Rosary and Visitation was held at 1:00 PM fol- lowed by Funeral Mass at 2:00 PM on Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church, 552 Holbrook Ln., Creswell, OR 97426. Interment at Fairmont Memorial Park, Fairfield, CA. Memorial contri- butions may be made to The National Kidney Foundation. Arrangements in the care of Smith Lund Mills Funeral Chapel, Cottage Grove, OR.
She kept our scrapbook and it was marvelous. She told us stories of her family in her French lines and of her visits to France and we all were pulling for her to receive the honors that her family there gave her. She was very much the Lady. You would like her for her friendliness and ability to make you a part of any group. I went to some of the sharing meetings just to hear her stories. She brought me back a magnet of girls dancing in the native costumes of where my grandfather was born in France. I will always treasure it.
Nancy VanSchoiack
We thank the Cottage Grove Sentinel for the use of their material.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 57 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Deed Index, Direct & Indirect, Lane County 1855-1876
We continue with the series documenting the first Deed Book located in the Lane County Courthouse. The book is in very good condition but unfortunately some printing is faint. If you cannot read the printed page, check out the original on our web site.
We continue this series with all of the ‘D’s.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 58 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 59 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 60 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 61 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 62 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 63 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 64 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 65 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 66 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Adventures in Writing a Genealogy Blog Every Day for a Year By Joanne Skelton Some Questions & Answers What is a blog? Dictionary: Blog blog [blawg, blog] noun 1. a website containing a writer's or group of writers' own experiences,observations, opinions, etc., and often having images and links to other websites. verb 1. to maintain or add new entries to a blog.
Why write a blog? A place to tell the stories about your family Get it into written form Share photos You might discover a new cousin
How do you write a blog? I set mine up on Blogger (Google product – free).Some bloggers use Word Press. There are online instructions about each of these. There were over 50 themes you could choose from for the background. I wrote my post first in my word processor and then copied and pasted to Blogger. The graphics were added separately. In Blogger you could choose a size (small, …) You can preview before clicking that Publish button. Then after written, Blogger has buttons where you can share a link to your blog, such as in an email, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest or Google + Or you can copy and paste a link wherever you want to share it, such as in a Facebook group. You can set certain privacy options Eventually I joined the Geneabloggers Tribe. I had to be accepted and I was.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 67 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society What could you write about? In 2017, I set a goal of writing each day, featuring an ancestor on their birthday. Of course, I forgot to count how may ancestors I had where I knew a birth date. It turned out, there were 87. Now this is a whole lot less than 365 days in a year, so how to fill the other over 250 days? Here are some of the categories and the number of posts: Ancestor birthdays 87 Ancestor un-birthdays 7 Gt-grandparents' cousins 57 Treasured Memories 12 Death certificates 15 Document transcriptions 25
If I counted correctly, in the various postings I included 11 postcards from my father's collection and 133 photos of people from my inherited photo collections.
What did I learn from this? Some living relatives did enjoy reading about the family members and who knows who else might be reading your blog. A few of mine had over 100 views. Now most posts have around 30 views. It took time for readership to develop. Even if no one read it, I’m still glad I wrote it. My ancestors and families could be very interesting and I enjoyed writing about them. It started me researching relatives where I knew little about them. I had some great old photos in my collection - - they were popular Every day is too often for me Now participating in 52 Ancestors in 52 weeks… Some of those un- birthdays and using the suggested themes
Where can you read my blog?
https://joannesgenealogyresearch.blogspot.com/
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A Pioneer’s Memories, Chapter VI
With the Soldiers South
When the U.S. Soldiers were going from Fort Klamath to Idaho—they had been ordered to go there because the Indians at Couer de Lane had been making trouble—they came overland from Klamath to Roseburg, which was the terminal of the railroad from the north. There were freight-wagons and teams and a group of calvary-men and horses. They got into Roseburg about noon one day and from that time on, we had a exciting time, watching the goings on. The freight-wagons were unloaded down by the depot and their stuff was to be put on the train, north. The soldiers camped in Carlin Brother's barn lot. The lot was a big one and fenced tight with a high board fence—boards set vertically and close. It was built in this manner because those were the days in which valuable loads of freight were hauled long distances and when a teamster put up for the night he wanted to feel sure his team and wagon were safe from thieves and plunderers. The soldiers were camped in the barnlot, but the officers were up at the hotels. Only those in lower ranks were at the barn There were lots of horses and good wagons. It was a treat to me to see them. Sentries were stationed at the lot gates and at the barn doors to keep the soldiers in, but along late in the afternoon, there seemed to be an awful lot of soldiers uptown. The saloons were full of them. A lot of them were getting drunk. It was discovered, before a great while, that the soldiers at the barn lot had kicked a board off the back of the barn and were sneaking out. The bugler was ordered to start in immediately and call them back. They hear him and soon they came swarming out of the different places up town, some, having to be almost carried, they were so drunk, but they hurried back somehow. While the cooks were getting the supper, and all, or most all, the soldiers were again in camp, I noticed one soldier in particular, who had come back so drunk that when his commanding officer ordered him to get busy currying his horse, the man sat right down on the ground, almost under his horse, and began to drag the curry-comb along the horse's legs. All the time the fellow was mumbling threatening oaths against the welfare of the commander—if and when he should ever see him again. He had not looked around or he would have seen him, standing there, overhearing every threat. The officer took a stride forward, took the man by the ear and gave a terrible yank. This startled the fellow and he tried to salute, but made a very poor effort. ------I saw the same band of cavalry-men when they came back from the trip to Idaho and they did not have their horses. They were cavalry-men afoot, though they were still wearing the cavalry-men's hats. They left the train and went on foot, south from Roseburg to Fort Klamath. They had one mule
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 69 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society and that was for the Lieutenant to ride. I was lucky enough to get to haul a load of supplies and equip-ment for them from Roseburg south as far as Ashland. I got a late start with my load, from Roseburg, because I had loaned my wagon to a fellow to go out to Looking Glass to haul in the fixtures and things out of a saloon. The fellow got to sampling some of the liquor, I believe, and got so drunk he couldn't get here on time. Anyway, by the time I rounded him up and got my wagon in here and loaded it up, I was a half a day late. I started right after noon. I drove four dark-colored horses and night overtook me on the road along the river on the other side of Myrtle Creek. I was so dark that all I could do was to leave it to the horses and tend brake. All at once the road lit up and I saw a meteor floating along not very high, looking like a balloon would lock, on fire. It lighted the road so I could see fine and I drove by the light of that thing till I got across the old Yocum bridge and on down to the Yocum house. There, they were all out on the porch, watching the meteor, or whatever it was, and I called to Cal Yocum, “Cal, come and help me put my team away, I'd have been in a heck of a fix if it hadn't been for that light, or comet. It lit up the road for me a long time.” The light of it lasted almost until we got the team cared for. It floated on out of sight—burned out, maybe. (Note—a few years ago there was a report of a meteor being found in Cow Creek Canyon, not far from the John Gillam place, and I have often wondered if it could have been the remains of the one I saw that night.) (In speaking of meteors: There was an Indian, half-breed, Jule Pachette, in Tyee, who had seen a meteor strike on the side of a hill in his neighborhood. Once or twice he brought in pieces of it and showed it around.) Well, back to my trip-the next day (I had stayed all night at the Yocum place) I got out as early as I could and caught up with the other wagons. They were on the other side of Canyonville. There were a few more than sixty soldiers, walking. They were in charge of the Lieutenant who rode the mule, that is, they were some of the time, but he had turned them over to a German corporal. The men had been given especial orders to stay in ranks as they went along, because complaints had been made at some time or other, by farmers, along the way, against the soldiers' foraging. Things were going fair, one day, with the corporal at the left front point, with his men marching in ranks, when they came to a vineyard. This was within a few miles of what is now the Grant's Pass country. They were passing this vineyard when the soldiers began nodding to each other and motioning toward it. The ranks began to break and the men began to go ever the fence—to get grapes! They stacked their guns in the fence corners as they went over and almost before the corporal knew it, most of the men were in the grape patch. He yelled orders to them to get back in ranks but they were filling their cavalry hats which they had turned upside down and were holding, in the crooks of their arms. Filling those hats with grapes. My wagon was first in line behind the soldiers and when they came out of the patch with their grapes in their hats they came and put them in my wagon. They packed out a lot of grapes. An old Dutchman was cultivating, farther down in the field, beyond there, and he loosen his team from the cultivator and rode one of the horses up there and cursed and raved and swore at the soldiers, but they didn't pay the least attention to him. And the corporal, when he found he himself couldn't do any thing with the unruly bunch, set his gun up by the fence and got some grapes, too. When we got to Rock Point there was an orchard of beautiful peaches there in their prime. Those soldiers went right into the yard, right around the house and into the orchard. Two old women came out of the house, armed with brooms and tried to shoo the men away
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 70 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society from the orchard. Not a man of them said a word to the women but went right on getting peaches and dodging around away from the women and their brooms. An old crippled man—old crippled Jim, had been riding with me and when he came to the peaches he decided to hobble down and get some, too. One of the old ladies made as if to hit him and he blusteringly remarked, “Oh, go take a run-and -jump at yerself!” Those were all the word I heard spoken at the time. A fellow named Walters had a soldier coat on this trip, that I wanted to buy. It was an army coat and not for sale. Walters told me he wanted me to have it, though, and would deliver it into my hands at Ashland. He had other things on his mind, too. When we got to the toll bridge at Rock Point, old crippled Jim and Walters went to a saloon to buy a quart of whiskey. They dickered around and sampled so many barrels before they could decise which to buy from that they got pretty drunk. Finally, they bought a quart for $2.50 and when they came back out to get up on my wagon, old Jim remarked to Walters as he showed him a big new knife, “That -----saloon keeper charged too much for his whiskey so I stole this to get even with him!” On down at Central Point that night we found a place where we could stay in a big barn. The barn was full of hay and the farmer helped the teamsters put up the horses. He helped put hay down for the horses. While the farmer was going around with his lantern helping to get the horses hayed I thought I heard a occasional Squawk of a chicken. And it was. A half dozen of the soldiers were picking chickens off the roost—they roosted right there in the barn. Foraging again! The next morning all the teamsters had breakfast at the farm house. The soldiers' tents had been put up along a white picket fence and as I looked along there among the tents the next morning, I saw a little pile of feathers beside almost every tent. The soldiers had feasted on the stolen chickens. A number of ranchers got together and overtook us and complained to the Lieutenant about the foraging and demanded pay for stuff stolen. He promised to send in a report of the damage done and pay them for it. The night the men and wagons reached Ashland was the evening before the presidential election in 1880. Ashland was as far as I was going with the wagon train. The government teams met them there. The next day I intended to cast my first vote for a presidential candidate and that candidate was James A, Garfield, Republican. That night, the night before election day, there was a lot of excitement and carrying on. The Democrats were holding forth at one place and the Republicans at another. There was a good deal of hurrahing around and bragging and drinking, of course. The soldiers all got their pay that night and they flocked in the few saloons and filled them up full. They sat on the floor and played cards and drank and bet their money. Some of the teamsters did about the same as the soldiers. Next day we could vote and then start back north. We voted and left Ashland, but when we got to Phoenix some of the fellows, still hilarious, voted again, and at Jacksonville, too. Voted as many as three times. They said, “If Garfield ain't elected it won't be our fault.” Or, if they were Democrats they allowed the same for the Democrat nominee: Gen. Winfield Hancock. After another day's travel the fellows began to get sobered up and to feel a little guilty about their conduct. Every time they saw a top-buggy coming along behind them ata good rate they would look close to see if it might be the sheriff after them for voting too many times.
To Be Continued in the Next Issue of TREES…
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 71 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society OBIT & DEATH NOTICES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1965 CG. SENTINEL
By Phyllis Foster Pruitt Parentheses ( ) indicate the maiden name, Brackets [ ] indicate added information
Paper Date Name Birth Date Age Death Date Cemetery 11 Nov 1965 Abbott, Estelle 04 Nov 1965 Astoria, OR 21 Oct 1965 Adams, Florence Estella “Stella” Miss 17 Mar 1873 92 18 Oct 1965 Fir Grove 06 May 1965 Addison, Blain C. 06 May 1883 82 28 Apr 1964 Eug Masonic 03 Jun 1965 Allen, Martha (Jones) Mrs. Lee 17 Jun 1888 77 24 May 1965 Yoncalla 23 Sep 1965 Anderson, Mae Martha (Coffield) 12 Mar 1902 63 19 Sep 1965 Taylor Lane 01 Apr 1965 Anlauf, Patrick T. “Pat” 11 Jun 1948 16 30 Mar 1965 Comstock 03 Jun 1965 Baldwin, Lolo Mrs. Ernest 01 Jun 1965 Indiana 27 May 1965 Barnette, Alpha O. 23 Dec 1886 78 22 May 1965 Fir Grove 20 May 1965 Barton, Mae Rebecca (McQuinn) 27 May 1884 80 16 May 1965 Mt Vernon Cem 28 Jan 1965 Basham, Edger 10 Jun 1914 50 22 Jan 1965 Colorado 19 Aug 1965 Beager, Nell S. (Gates) Mrs. Jack 01 Feb 1907 58 11 Aug 1965 Cremation 22 Jul 1965 Beers, Roy C. 23 Jun 1880 85 15 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 14 Jan 1965 Beidler, Charles A. 06 Jul 1884 80 08 Jan 1965 Fir Grove 18 Nov 1965 Billings, William 1918 47 13 Nov 1965 Sweet Home, OR 15 Apr 1965 Bingman, Lulu Bell (Harlow) Mrs. 28 Mar 1888 77 06 Apr 1965 Rest Haven Merle 07 Jan 1965 Bixby, Lula P. Mrs. Lew 04 Nov 1878 86 23 Dec 1964 WA 18 Feb 1965 Bjork, Anna Mrs. Charles 07 May 1876 88 08 Feb 1965 Yoncalla Cem 09 Sep 1965 Blackmore, Jay E. 02 Mar 1881 84 03 Sep 1965 Fir Grove 27 May 1965 Blanchard, Sadie (Moody) 1882 74 01 May 1965 Sheridan, OR 25 Nov 1965 Bonnett, Elizabeth (Yount) Mrs. John 12 Oct 1891 74 20 Nov 1965 02 Sep 1965 Bormuth, Franciso, “Fritz” 20 Aug 1921 44 31 Aug 1965 Fir Grove 11 Feb 1965 Bragg, Walter Logan 30 Apr 1892 74 02 Feb 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 07 Jan 1965 Briggs, Laura 95 31Dec 1864 Coquille, OR 04 Mar 1965 Briggs, Patsy Mrs. C.S. 24 Feb 1965 WA 25 Mar 1965 Brodigan, Ruth G. (Harvey) Mrs. Nial 28 Apr 1914 50 22 Mar 1965 Mt Calvary Cem 01 Jul 1965 Brookhart, Joe 27 May 1881 84 27 Jun 1965 Drain Cem 04 Feb 1965 Brown Albert L. 21 Feb 1888 76 26 Dec 1964 Comstock 07 Jan 1965 Brown, Laura Mrs. Lawrence 09 Jun 1883 81 03 Jan 1965 Rest Haven 11 Feb 1965 Brownlee, James 03 May 1886 78 06 Feb 1965 Brumbaugh 04 Nov 1965 Buffington, Amanda 27 Oct1965 Gants Pass 13 May 1965 Bushell, Elmer H. 03 May 1965 CA 15 Apr 1965 Buttler, John W. Apr 1965 WA 30 Dec 1965 Cahow, Ethel Norman (Bartels) 1895 70 26 Dec 1965 CA 09 Sep 1965 Carlile, Robert Faye 01 Jun 1963 02 06 Sep 1065 Shields 05 Aug 1965 Cartwright, Wanda (Howerton) 13 Aug 1894 70 28 Jul 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 11 Feb 1965 Castleman, James Arthur 50 05 Feb 1965 West Lawn 05 Aug 1965 Caswell, William 06 Jun 1878 87 28 Jul 1965 Walker 18 Mar 1965 Chartrand, Wilma Mrs. Lional 22 Dec 1929 35 10 Mar 1965 West Lawn 11 Nov 1965 Chatman, Wilbur J. 28 Apr 1890 75 31 Oct 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 29 Apr 1965 Cheever, Clara Edith (Weatherly) 05 Aug 1870 94 25 Apr 1965 Elkton Cem 25 Mar 1965 Clark, Scotty G. 19 Mar 1965 00 19 Mar 1965 Fir Grove 11 Mar 1965 Cochran, Mable Hobbs Mrs. Glen 18 Jun 1887 77 03 Mar 1965 Rest Haven 18 Feb 1965 Cool, Robert Ranson 06 Feb 1945 20 13 Feb 1965 West Lawn 18 Mar 1965 Cooper, Verna (Hosman) Mrs. Dave 12 Mar 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 13 May 1965 Cox, Alice Victoria Mrs. Charley 13 May 1880 84 03 May 1965 Bemis 27 May 1965 Culver, Jess 80 25 May 1965 Estacada, OR 28 Oct 1965 Currin, Hugh Perkins 01 Jun 1889 75 24 Oct 1965 Shields 03 Jun 1965 Davis, Chancy 09 Jun 1877 87 30 May 1965 Fir Grove 29 Jul 1965 Deere, Ethel P. (Sheary) Mrs. Amos 06 Apr 1891 74 23 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 14 Oct 1965 DeLong, Donald McCay 23 Dec 1893 71 05 Oct 1965 Fir Grove 14 Jan 1965 DeRousse, Francis E. 07 Dec 1893 72 07 Jan 1965 Creswell
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 72 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society OBIT & DEATH NOTICES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1965 CG. SENTINEL
By Phyllis Foster Pruitt Parentheses ( ) indicate the maiden name, Brackets [ ] indicate added information
16 Dec 1965 Doolittle, Judd Elmer 20 Oct 1895 70 14 Dec 1965 Fir Grove 01 Apr 1965 Dragoo. Dean F. 16 Mar 1965 WA 18 Nov 1965 Drullinger, Donald Dean 1944 21 11 Nov 1965 12 Aug 1965 Dunniway, Virginia Mrs. Jack Aug 1965 Yoncalla 04 Nov 1965 Ehrich, Carl A. 27 Oct 1965 08 Apr 1965 Eldred, Elva (Whiting) 05 Apr 1965 Portland 25 Mar 1965 Ellsworth, Estelle L. (Kivett) Mrs Frank 1907 57 13 Mar 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 25 Mar 1965 Elmore, Grace May [Miss] 08 Jul 1890 74 04 Feb 1965 Jacksonville, OR 10 Jun 1965 Engelhardt, Constance A. Mrs. Gustav 04 May 1887 78 02 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 15 Apr 1965 Evans, Derril K. 06 Mar 1919 46 11 Apr 1965 Roseburg Mem 04 Nov 1965 Evert, Cyrus Walter 17 Dec 1900 64 03 Nov 1965 Fir Grove 04 Feb 1965 Ewing, James P. 27 May 1899 65 01 Feb 1965 Portland 22 Jul 1965 Farnsworth, Raymond A., Jr. 30 Oct 1924 40 20 Jul 1965 Sunnydale Cem 16 Dec 1965 Fetter, Jack 02 Nov 1919 46 07 Dec 1965 Will Nat’l Cem 18 Nov 1965 Fisher, Mrs. Eugene 1884 81 10 Nov 1965 Nevada 27 May 1965 Foster, Clara Amelia Mrs. Alvin O. 14 Oct 1906 58 23 May 1965 Drain E. Cem 14 Oct 1965 Fuhrer, Charles M. 20 Nov 1898 67 06 Oct 1965 Cremation 24 Jun 1965 Fuller, Manley C. 04 Nov 1895 69 22 Jun 1965 Pioneer Mem 25 Mar 1965 Garoutte, Annie E, (Byers) Mrs. Frank 18 Jun 1871 93 05 Mar 1965 Fir Grove 15 Apr 1965 Garrison, Maxine (Snodgrass) Mrs. 01 Nov 1910 54 14 Apr 1965 Eug Masonic Lloyd 14 Jan 1965 Gates, Harley A. 16 Jul 1886 78 06 Jan 1965 Fir Grove 15 Apr 1965 Gilcrist, Leonard H. 22 Mar 1904 61 02 Apr 1965 Klamath Falls 13 May 1965 Grab, Elizabeth E.(Borger)Mrs. Jacob 25 Nov 1883 81 06 May 1965 Tacoma WA 22 Jul 1965 Granlund, Margaret (Engstrom) 01 Feb 1914 51 19 Jul 1965 West Lawn 10 Jun 1965 Grassman, Ralph H. 56 01 Jun 1965 CA 21 Oct 1965 Greenwood, Earl 17 Jan 1912 53 18 Oct 1965 Mt Calvary 29 Jul 1965 Groves, ____Ruetta (Boyd) Mrs. Irl 05 Apr 1899 66 21 Jul 1965 Medford, OR 05 Aug 1965 Gunter, Lena (Pryritz) Mrs. Osburn 24 Dec 1889 75 28 Jul 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 08 Jul 1965 Haigh, Russell R. “Rusty” 19 May 1906 59 04 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 11 Mar 1965 Haines, Harry Edward 29 May 1896 68 04 Mar 1965 Leona Cem 25 Feb 1965 Haines, Helen May 06 May 1946 18 19 Feb 1965 Drain Cem 29 Apr 1965 Haines, Julia 27 Apr 1887 77 23 Apr 1965 Elkton Cem 11 Feb 1965 Hamilton, Herbert Combs 02 Jan 1891 74 06 Feb 1965 Prineville, OR 01 Jul 1965 Haskins, William Henry Dec 1889 75 24 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 04 Feb 1965 Heaney, Lela Elva (Goodwin) 14 Feb 1896 68 31 Jan 1965 Inman Cem 24 Jun 1965 Held, Harry Harold 18 Mar 1906 59 22 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 30 Sep 1965 Henderson, Clarence E. 13 Jul 1898 67 25 Sep 1965 Rest Haven 15 Apr 1965 Heycamp, Eleanore, (Metcalf) 21 Mar 1919 46 12 Apr 1965 West Lawn 19 Aug 1965 Hill, Ola Agnes (Jones) 14 Jul 1899 66 14 Aug 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 26 Aug 1965 Hill, Ruby Florence (Miller) 28 Jul 1903 62 21 Aug 1965 Fir Grove 19 Aug 1965 Hodges, Esther V. (Mercer) Mrs. O.E. 27 Feb 1897 68 14 Aug 1965 Comstock 22 Jul 1965 Hodgson, Millie (Booth) Mrs. John W. 04 Apr 1885 80 16 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 29 Apr 1965 Howell, G, Everett 26 Sep 1897 67 23 Apr 1965 Portland 04 Nov 1965 Hubbell, Henry M. “Hank” 26 Aug 1903 63 24 Oct 1965 Applegate Cem 15 Apr 1965 Hull, Waldo H. 11 Oct 1893 71 09 Apr 1965 Butte Falls, OR 21 Jan 1965 Huntington, Benjamin 21 Sep 1881 83 09 Jan 1965 Yoncalla Cem 15 Jul 1965 Hyde, Willard Warren 10 Dec 1899 65 12 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 15 Jul 1965 Isaacson, Irene (Krausea) Mrs. Ray 02 Apr 1914 51 10 Jun 1965 Redmond, OR 04 Mar 1965 Jackson, Uuno G. 81 01 Mar 1965 Portland 24 Jun 1965 Jenkins, Anna Powers (Harris)Mrs Robt 13 Mar 1881 84 18 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 23 Sep 1965 Jones, Della Mrs. Robert 05 Jun 1884 81 21 Sep 1965 West Lawn 04 Feb 1965 Juvinall, Jacob 15 Dec 2878 86 26 Jan 1965 Yoncalla Cem
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 73 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society OBIT & DEATH NOTICES EXTRACTED FROM THE 1965 CG. SENTINEL
By Phyllis Foster Pruitt Parentheses ( ) indicate the maiden name, Brackets [ ] indicate added information
01 Jul 1965 Kausche, Frank 63 29 Jun 1965 05 Aug 1965 Kem, Alice M. Mrs. Omer M. 24 Jan 1867 98 28 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 02 Dec 1965 Kenady, Robert William 28 Sep 1885 80 29 Nov 1965 Fir Grove 20 May 1965 Kennon, Laura H. Miss 1889 76 29 Mar 1965 New York City 25 Nov 1965 King, Eva (Chamberlan) Mrs. Alta 28 Sep 1883 82 22 Nov 1965 16 Dec 1965 King, Wilda Loleta (Allen 30 Jan 1903 62 11 Dec 1965 Shields 22 Apr 1965 Kinkead, Roberta (Flaten) 19 Apr 1964 Eugene 10 Jun 1965 Laffoon, Clyde V. 19 Mar 1907 58 07 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 27 May 1965 Land, Addie (Fields) Mrs. Alfred K. 17 Jan 1879 86 23 May 1965 Creswell Cem 18 Mar 1965 Laubach, Fred 22 Nov 1884 80 17 Mar 1965 Fir Grove 07 Jan 1965 Layfield, (Genevieve (Coblenz) 22 Jan 1912 52 04 Jan 1965 Brumbaugh 11 Nov 1965 Long, George Cody 28 Apr 1886 79 07 Nov 1965 Yoncalla 09 Dec 1965 Lough, Donald 1927 38 06 Dec 1965 CA 25 Feb 1965 Magee, Verda (Crowe) Mrs. Rufas Feb 1965 Salem, OR 17 Jun 1965 Magnusson, Salem N. 01 Oct 1890 74 11 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 02 Dec 1965 Mallett, Izabelle Miss. 20 Dec 1884 80 29 Nov 1965 Ontario, OR 25 Nov 1965 Marksbury, George M. 05 Mar 1884 81 18 Nov 1965 Harrisburg, OR 22 Apr 1965 Marple, Robert Enoch 26 Oct 1872 92 18 Apr 1965 Elkton Cem 02 Dec 1965 Martin, Dean Ellsworth 22 Jun 1890 75 27 Nov 1965 Bemis 18 Feb 1965 Martin, Elsie E. Mrs. Mervin 19 Aug 1882 82 10 Feb 1965 Creswell 11 Nov 1965 Martin, Glenn L. 23 Jun 1905 60 Nov 1965 11 Nov 1965 Mavrick, Florence E. (Lightfoot) 28 Oct 1902 63 09 Nov 1965 Comstock 15 July 1965 McCaleb. Wilfred “Bill” Jul 1965 DeLake, Or 17 Jun 1965 McCarger, Milton Ray “Joe” 15 May 1901 64 11 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 25 Mar 1965 McDonald, Sam Wilbur 19 Jun 1880 84 14 Mar 1965 Walker 11 Nov 1965 McKibbin, Bill Thomas 15 Aug 1943 22 08 Nov 1965 Drain Cem 01 Apr 1965 McLaughlin, Loring J. 24 Apr 1876 88 31 Mar 1965 Pleasant Hill Cem 23 Dec 1965 McLean, Sena Marie (Beck) Mrs. A. I. 03 Mar 1895 70 20 Dec 1965 Mapleton IOOF Cem 11 Mar 1965 Melchart, Fred Gustav 28 Jun 1899 65 09 Mar 1965 West Lawn 04 Nov 1965 Michael, Anna (Lindstrom) Mrs. Rufe 72 07 Oct 1965 10 Jun 1965 Miller, Edwin L. 61 08 Jun 1965 OR 01 Jul 1965 Moore, Lois Ann (Delaunay) Mrs Clyde 13 Sep 1939 25 27 Jun 1965 Sunnyvale Cem 28 Jan 1965 Morelock, Doris (Holderman) Mrs. C.C. 16 May 1903 61 23 Jan 1965 Fir Grove 09 Sep 1965 Morin, George [Wiley] 24 Dec 1899 65 05 Sep 1965 Yoncalla 29 Jul 1965 Morris, Earl D[elbert] 28 Feb 1947 18 23 Jul 1965 Springfield Mem 01 Jul 1965 Morris, Roy V. 16 Feb 1889 76 24 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 18 Feb 1965 Morton, Maude (Thompson) Mrs. Hugh 20 Oct 1887 77 11 Feb 1965 Will Nat’l Cem 11 Mar 1965 Mosby, George Small 02 Sep 1895 69 06 Mar 1965 Shields 14 Jan 1965 Mostachetti, Pietro J. “Pete” 04 May 1874 90 08 Jan 1965 Comstock 19 Aug 1965 Myers, Chester Hamby “Chet” 15 Apr 1895 70 15 Aug 1965 Fir Grove 14 Oct 1965 Nelson, Claude [James] 01 Jul 1905 60 06 Oct 1965 Fir Grove 16 Dec 1965 Newton, Agnes Louise (Knight) 18 Mar 1868 97 12 Dec 1965 Fir Grove 11 Nov 1965 Nichols, Frances (LeGacy) 09 Sep 1888 77 08 Nov 1965 Fir Grove 06 May 1965 Noel, Mark Travis 26 Apr 1965 2dy 28 Apr 1965 Shields 02 Sep 1965 Pardun, Darlene Louise 17 Feb 1957 08 26 Aug 1965 Will Nat’l Cem 09 Dec 1965 Patscheck, Otto R. Dec 1965 18 Nov 1965 Patten, Omar M 22 Oct 1891 74 16 Nov 1965 Fir Grove 01 Apr 1965 Paul, Charlotte H. (Simpson) 04 Dec 1938 26 26 Mar 1965 Rest Haven 05 Aug 1965 Payne, Porter 13 Aug 1882 83 23 Jul 1965 CA 10 Jun 1965 Perlich, Albert 30 Jan 1863 102 01 Jun 1965 Texas 04 Nov 1965 Perry, Earl B., Rev. 1891 74 07 Oct l965 Tacoma, WA 28 Oct 1965 Peterson, Mary E. (Carlile) Mrs Charles 19 Jan 1889 76 21 Oct 1965 Fir Grove 30 Sep 1965 Pettit, Donald Dean 14 Sep 1936 29 25 Sep 1965 Eugene
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By Phyllis Foster Pruitt Parentheses ( ) indicate the maiden name, Brackets [ ] indicate added information
22 Jul 1965 Pilegaard, Christian H. 1897 68 18 Jul 1965 Denmark 27 May 1965 Powell, Edith Mrs Finis 02 Sep 1893 72 24 May 1965 25 Feb 1965 Powell, Olive (Warthen) Mrs Chas L. 08 Mar 1884 80 17 Feb 1965 Bemis 09 Dec 1965 Premazzi, Louis 06 Dec 1965 Sacto, CA 16 Sep 1965 Radabaugh, Florence Mrs. Lawrence 06 Jan 1907 58 Sep 1965 Springfield Mem 06 May 1965 Rayburn, Iva (Bugger) Mrs. Wilbur L. 25 Oct 1888 76 26 Apr 1965 West Lawn 15 Apr 1965 Redifer, Ada Mae (Hartman) Mrs. 04 Apr 1894 71 11 Apr 1965 Comstock Andrew 01 Apr 1965 Robertson, Roy Westly 13 Sep 1895 69 27 Mar 1965 Sunset Mem 16 Sep 1965 Rose, Grace Posey (Shaub) 19 Jul 1888 77 26 Aug 1965 Creswell 05 Aug 1965 Satterfield, George N[athanial “Bud” 04 Aug 1887 77 31 Jul 1965 Franklin, OR 07 Oct 1965 Scott, Roy D. 24 Mar 1883 82 05 Oct 1965 Portland 22 Jul 1965 Sherwood, Frank [Warren] 17 Jun 1885 81 13 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 05 Aug 1965 Shipp, Edward 25 Jul 1890 75 30 Jul 1965 Fir Grove 09 Sep 1965 Short, Thomas G 15 Sep 1878 86 04 Sep 1965 Fir Grove 06 May 1965 Siemann, Esther Axelia (Holmes) 09 Jan 1884 81 27 Apr 1965 Roseburg Mem 04 Mar 1965 Simpson, Dale L. 02 Feb 1904 61 28 Feb 1965 West Lawn 21 Jan 1965 Sinnock, Ernest 26 Nov 1883 81 09 Jan 1965 Yoncalla Masonic 22 Jul 1965 Smith, Arthur S. 04 Apr 1893 72 17 Jul 1965 Brumbaugh 18 Nov 1965 Smith, George S. 1895 70 13 Nov 1965 AZ 22 Jul 1965 Smith, Grace 07 Oct 1880 84 05 Jul 1965 CA 03 Jun 1965 Smith, Ina May Mrs. Walter D. 04 Aug 1907 57 28 May 1965 Fir Grove 01 Apr 1965 Smith, Janet 01 Apr 1965 14 Mar 1965 Portland 06 May 1965 Smith, Oscar 26 Sep 1880 84 04 May 1965 Fir Grove 28 Jan 1965 Snyder, Thomas 11 May 1872 91 26 Jan 1965 West Lawn 02 Dec 1965 Southern, Charles “Curley” 52 Nov 1965 WA 02 Dec 1965 Sowels, John Robert 23 Dec 1887 78 26 Nov 1965 Cremation 26 Aug 1965 Stanford, Tex 12 Aug 1965 CA 11 Feb 1965 Steele, Barbara Ann 32 08 Feb 1965 No. Carolina 04 Mar 1965 Steele, Eugene E. 1887 87 26 Feb 1965 Marcola, OR 08 Jul 1965 Stephenson, Franklin Hite 04 Oct 1882 82 06 Jul 1965 Carlton, OR 09 Sep 1965 Stewart, Thomas Edward 02 May 1963 02 06 Sep 1965 Shields 13 May 1965 Stokes, Jesse Lee 25 Aug 1904 60 05 May 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 15 Jul 1965 Story, Iva 08 Jul 1965 Texas 04 Nov 1965 Stratton, Lawrence Paul “Larry” 18 Jul 1922 43 30 Oct 1965 Fir Grove 07 Jan 1965 Stratton, Lloyd William 30 Apr 1888 70 01 Jan 1965 Eugene 28 Jan 1965 Sturges, Dale W. “Dick” 1890 74 22 Jan 1965 Grants Pass 04 Feb 1965 Sutherland, Lillian S. (Shortrige) Mrs. 25 Feb 1879 85 02 Feb 1965 Bemis Geo 21 Oct 1965 Sweetland, Elizabeth Anne (Powell) 26 Jan 1871 95 18 Oct 1965 CA 26 Aug 1965 Swenson, Charles Ray 18 Oct 1936 28 21 Aug 1965 Fir Grove 28 Oct 1965 Tarr, Ann Adeline Mrs. Joseph W 10 Jan 1887 78 25 Oct 1965 Stayton, OR 23 Dec 1965 Taylor, Arthur 11 Sep 1880 85 20 Dec 1965 Harrisburg, OR 18 Feb 1965 Thies, Brain 16 Feb 1965 00 16 Feb 1965 Fir Grove 03 Jun 1965 Thomlison, Ida May 1965 WA 10 Jun 1965 Thorp, Walter C. 18 Jul 1892 72 09 Jun 1965 Fir Grove 18 Feb 1965 Titus, Donald T. 06 Jul 1908 56 13 Feb 1965 Rest Haven 30 Dec 1965 Van Riper, William Guy 08 Oct 1887 78 24 Dec 1965 Fir Grove 24 Jun 1965 Wagoner, Emma M. Miss. 24 Jun 1871 93 17 Jun 1965 No. Drain Cem 26 Aug 1965 Walker, Parmalee Wayne 10 Aug 1920 45 19 Aug 1965 Eureka, CA 18 Feb 1965 Walkley, Julia C. (Henderson) Mrs. 14 Mar 1887 77 11 Feb 1965 West Lawn Clive 29 Jul 1965 Walther, Gustav [Walter] “Gus” 24 Nov 1899 65 27 Jul 1965 Shields
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By Phyllis Foster Pruitt Parentheses ( ) indicate the maiden name, Brackets [ ] indicate added information
06 May 1965 Ward, Agnes Adell (Bennett) Mrs. 14 Apr 1901 64 30 Apr 1965 Rest Haven Homer 06 May 1965 Ware, Eugene “Gene” 01 Mar 1912 53 30 Apr 1965 Rest Haven 25 Mar 1965 West, Catherine 12 Mar 1965 Coos Bay 18 Feb 1965 White, Mrs. Edgar Wayne, Rev. 16 Feb 1965 CA 29 Jul 1965 Wilde, Jessie Agnes Mrs. Silas 22 Feb 1880 85 22 Jul 1965 Lane Mem Gdns 04 Nov 1965 Willoughly, George Henry 16 Sep 1905 60 01 Nov 1965 Fir Grove 02 Dec 1965 Wills, Edmund 05 Dec 1892 73 26 Nov 1965 Fir Grove 09 Sep 1965 Wilson, Henry D., Dr. Sep 1965 Coos Bay 05 Aug 1965 Witty, Anna C. Mrs. George 12 Jul 1881 84 28 Jul 1965 Yoncalla 18 Feb 1965 Woodrome, Margaret L. (Hill) Mrs. E.E. 17 Aug 1886 78 15 Feb 1965 Brumbaugh 08 Jul 1965 Woolcott. Marion (Wright) Mrs. Arthur 26 May 1885 80 04 Jul 1965 Silk Creek Cem
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Choose the “Hierarchy icon” and then the design style you’d like to use. The graph below was one of those choices.
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Cottage Grove Oregon Deaths, 1906
When we decided to document early Oregon death certificates, we discovered they began in September of 1903. In going through our surname files, it became clear that we had more obituaries than death certificates. So we did some research. Using various newspapers available on Newspapers.com, I found in the 19 May 1903 Daily Capital Journal in Salem Oregon, page 2: “Board of Health. ‘The law establishing a state board of health and making county judges and county physicians was approved Fed [sic] 17, 1903. … been in force three months and not a single birth, death or case of sickness required by this law has been reported to the judge of Lane County. … the law is likely to remain almost a dead letter until the people of Oregon have been educated up to it.’” So, below is a list of 1906 Cottage Grove area deaths that we have obituaries for, there are only 3 Lane County Death Certificates at the archives for 1906, none of them are from Cottage Grove. If you would like a copy of the obituary, they are available in our library. Date Listed is the publication date for L = Lane County Leader or N = Bohemia Nugget
Taylor, Alexander 3 Jan 1906 N Powell, William 6 Aug 1906 N Finnerty, Charles 10 Jan 1906 N Sanderson, Emily 5 Sep 1906 N Schaefer, Anna 10 Jan 1906 N McCoy, Mrs. Sarah 5 Sep 1906 N Geer, Elisha 10 Jan 1906 N Osmond, Ruth Isabelle 5 Sep 1906 N Walters. Lula May 24 Jan 1906 N Cox, Grandma 5 Sep 1906 N Keiser, Cull 31 Jan 1906 N Woods, Dave C 12 Sep 1906 N Tucker, Mary M 31 Jan 1906 N Schlee, Joseph 19 Sep 1906 N Abrams, James M 7 Feb 1906 N Cochran, Arthur 19 Sep 1906 N Knowlton, Porter Davis 14 Feb 1906 N Biggs, Charles 19 Sep 1906 N Eby, Benjamin Albert 7 Mar 1906 N Ruttan, Charles 3 Oct 1906 N Burrows, Mrs. C. W. 7 Mar 1906 N Richmond, J. D. 3 Oct 1906 N Condon, Mrs. E. J. 4 Apr 1906 N Haight, Mrs. 3 Oct 1906 N Bennett, William 18 Apr 1906 N Buoy, Mrs. Susan Mary 10 Oct 1906 N Alspaugh, Solomon 9 May 1906 N Hazelton, Mrs. Sophia 31 Oct 1906 N Fawer, L.P. 30 May 1906 N Wilkins, A. 31 Oct 1906 N Shinn, Maggie Ellen 16 May 1906 N Protzman, Florence M 31 Oct 1906 N Anlauf, Clay 9 & 23 May 1906 N Nolta, Wm. Joseph 7 Nov 1906 N Purvance, Virgil 25 Jul 1906 N Owens, Alvin B. 14 Nov 1906 N Duncan, Mrs. Sarah J 18 Jul 1906 N Hambrick, Eldon 14 Nov 1906 N Wycoff, W. J. 01 Aug 1906 N Weithman, Charles 21 Nov 1906 N Taylor, Elizabeth 01 Aug 1906 N Hinch, Mrs. Anna 28 Nov 1906 N Walker, Joseph 29 Aug 1906 N Marshall, Frances A 28 Nov 1906 N Hubbard, Alvaro Haley 29 Aug 1906 N Cathcart, Edward D 12 Dec 1906 N Job, Lucy Rebecca 29 Aug 1906 N Wood, Baby Boy 12 Dec 1906 N Strange. Pliny R 26 Dec 1906 N
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Cottage Grove, Oregon Death Certificates, 1907
Volunteers have visited the State Archives in Salem, Oregon and copied all of the Cottage Grove area death certificates available for the years 1903 through 1916. One third of 1907 certificates are included in this issue. Those documents will be scanned and placed in this periodical over the coming years.
Where an obituary, newspaper article, or funeral home record is available, we will print them also. These may contain graphic details but they are a realistic picture of the era. Our thanks to the Cottage Grove Sentinel for allowing us to use their property!
Happy Hunting!
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 78 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Obituaries are available at the Cottage Grove Genealogical Library.
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Below is the Mortuary Record available in our library.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 80 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society A mortuary record is the only information available in our library.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 81 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 82 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 83 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 84 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Above is one of the cemetery cards available for Taylor Lane Ceme- tery. Below is information available on the same family in our Sur- names Files available in the library.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 85 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 86 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 87 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Cottage Grove Oregon Deaths, 1907 Below is a list of 1907 Cottage Grove area deaths that we have obituaries for. If you would like a copy of the obituary, they are available in our library.
Date Listed is the publication date for L = Lane County Leader or N = Bohemia Nugget
Veatch, Cora Belle 5 Jan 1907 L Wilcox, Lucy A 11 May 1907 L Reese, Harriet T 5 Jan 1907 L Boswell, Capt. B D 25 May 1907 L Kime, Mrs. D 19 Jan 1907 L Lebow, Hannah 18 May, 25 May L Kester, Alta 26 Jan 1907 L Crow, William 6 Jul 1907 L Huff, Flossie Helen 9 Feb 1907 L Geer, Rosa Maude 6 Jul 1907 L Frost, Loid 2 Mar 1907 L Sears, Minnie Belle 6 Jul 1907 L Young, Charles 2 Mar 1907 L Wetley, Oliver T 13 Jul 1907 L Cox, Jane Little 30 Mar 1907 L Veatch, Francis M 27 Jul 1907 L Macauley, George 6 Apr 1907 L Grahm, Mrs. Andrew 27 Jul 1907 L Coffman, Milo H 6 Apr 1907 L Underwood, Hiram E 3 Aug 1907 L Pringle, Maria Eliz 6 Apr 1907 L Jennings, Dora 17 Aug 1907 L Smith, George Wash 6 Apr 1907 L Jones, Mrs. C Paul 5 Oct 1907 L Nichols, Eldah Jane 4 May 1907 L Thompson, Clarence 26 Oct 1907 L Scott, Lydia 4 May 1907 L Driver, Isaac Deltz 2 Nov 1907 L Hart, James 30 Nov 1907 L
There are no obituaries listed for 1907 in the Bohemia Nugget notebook.
The past is a foreign county: they do things differently there. –L.P. Hartley
(L.P. Hartley, The Go-Between 1941: report, New York: New York Review of Books, 2002)
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The Mayflower Story The Mayflower set sail in September 1620 from Plymouth, UK, to come to what is now known as America. Next year is the 400th anniversary!
Let’s spend this next year honoring our Mayflower ancestors.
Write a paragraph or two (or more) about your ancestor. We’ll print them in the 2020 issues of the TREES.
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Mayflower Compact, document signed on the English ship Mayflower on November 21, 1620, prior to its landing at Plymouth, Massachusetts. It was the first framework of government written and enacted in the territory that is now the United States of America. https://www.britannica.com/topic/Mayflower-Compact
The Mayflower Compact
In the name of God, Amen. We, whose names are underwritten, the loyal subjects of our dread Sovereign Lord, King James, by the grace of God, of Great Britain, France and Ireland king, defender of the faith, etc. having undertaken, for the glory of God, and advancement of the Christian faith, and honor of our king and country, a voyage to plant the first colony in the Northern parts of Virginia, do by these presents solemnly and mutually in the presence of God and one of another, covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil body politick, for our better ordering and preservation, and furtherance of the ends aforesaid; and by virtue hereof to enact, constitute, and frame such just and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions and offices, from time to time, as shall be thought most meet and convenient for the general good of the Colony unto which we promise all due submission and obedience. In witness whereof we have hereunder subscribed our names at Cape-Cod the 11 of November, in the year of the reign of our sovereign lord, King James, of England, France and Ireland, the eighteenth, and of Scotland the fifty-fourth Anno Dom 1620.
John Carver John Turner William Bradford Francis Eaton Edward Winslow James Chilton William Brewster John Crackston Isaac Allerton John Billington Myles Standish Moses Fletcher John Alden John Goodman Samuel Fuller Degory Priest Christopher Martin Thomas Williams William Mullins Gilbert Winslow William White Edmund Margesson Richard Warren Peter Browne John Howland Richard Britteridge Stephen Hopkins George Soule Edward Tilley Richard Clarke John Tilley Richard Gardiner Francis Cooke John Allerton Thomas Rogers Thomas English Thomas Tinker Edward Doty John Rigsdale Edward Leister Edward Fuller
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Figure 1 The signing of the Mayflower Compact memorial in Provincetown, Mass. Rough seas and storms prevented the Mayflower from reaching its intended destination in the area of the Hudson River, and the ship was steered instead toward Cape Cod. Because of the change of course, the passengers were no longer within the jurisdiction of the charter granted to them in England by the Virginia Company. Within this legally uncertain situation, friction arose between the English Separatists (the Pilgrims) and the rest of the travelers, with some of the latter threatening to leave the group and settle on their own.
To quell the conflict and preserve unity, Pilgrim leaders (among them William Bradford and William Brewster) drafted the Mayflower Compact before going ashore. The brief document (about 200 words) bound its signers into a body politic for the purpose of forming a government and pledged them to abide by any laws and regulations that would later be established “for the general good of the colony.” The compact was signed by nearly all of the Mayflower’s adult male passengers (41 of 102 passengers) while the ship was anchored at Provincetown harbor. Its authority was immediately exercised when John Carver, who had helped organize the expedition, was chosen as governor of the new colony.
The Mayflower Compact was not a constitution but rather an adaptation of a Puritan church covenant to a civil situation. Furthermore, as a provisional instrument adopted solely by the colonists, the document did not solve the matter of their questionable legal rights to the land they settled. (A patent was eventually obtained from the Council for New England in June 1621.) Still, the Mayflower Compact became the foundation of Plymouth’s government and remained in force until the colony was absorbed into the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1691. Although in practice much of the power in Plymouth was guarded by the Pilgrim founders, the compact, with its fundamental principles of self-government and common consent, has been interpreted as an important step in the evolution of democratic government in America. https://www.britannica.com/topic/Mayflower-Compact
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 91 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Famous Americans of Mayflower Descent:
President John Quincy Adams Sarah Palin President Zachary Taylor George Eastman (Kodak Camera) President & General Ulysses S Grant Bing Crosby President James A Garfield Vice President Dan Quayle President Franklin D Roosevelt Hugh Hefner President George W Bush Ralph Waldo Emerson Alan B Shepard, Jr. (the astronaut) Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Marilyn Monroe William Cullen Bryant Orson Wells Benjamin Spock Noah Webster Laura Ingalls Wilder Clint Eastwood Amelia Earhart Alexander ‘Alec’ Baldwin Ashley Judd Humphrey Bogart Sally Field Dick Van Dyke Grandma Moses Richard Gere Julia Child Christopher Reeve Norman Rockwell
Now, Let’s Hear About Your Mayflower Descendants… Joanne Farris shares two of her ancestors…
Ancestor : 9th gr grandfather to Robert Farris via the Brunson line George Soule (c. 1601 – between 20 September 1677 and 22 January 1679) was a colonist who was one of the indentured servants on the Mayflower and helped establish Plymouth Colony in 1620. He was one of the signers of the Mayflower Compact. George is buried in the Myles Standish Burying Ground, Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America
Henry Samson was born in Henlow, Co. Bedford, England, and came on the Mayflower at the age of about 17 with his uncle and aunt, Edward and Ann (Cooper) Tilley. He married Ann Plummer in 1635/6 at Plymouth, became a freeman in Plymouth around that time, and volunteered for service in the Pequot War of 1637 (but Plymouth's company was not called into service). By 1643, he had moved to Duxbury, where he became constable in 1661, and tax collector for 1667 and 1668. He was on a large number of juries and grand juries, and was appointed a surveyor on a couple of occasions. His wife Ann died sometime between 1668 and 1684; he died in 1684 at Duxbury.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 92 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Cottage Grove Sentinel Serving South Lane and North Douglas Counties Volume XXX, Number 37 Gleanings June 4 1920 By Carolin Pettit, Marjorie Shepard, & Deanna Cartmill
An Even Two Dozen in 1920 Graduating Class
Girls dominated as usual as 2/3rd of the 24 Cottage Grove High School will this year will graduate a class of 24. They are as follows: Alice Garetson, Winford Richardson, Kathleen Allen, Eunice Baughman, Frank Porter, Ethel Sherman, George McQueen, Vida Richardson, Vera Cochran, Francis Lacey, Gladys Chapman, Clyde Leonard, Mary Ellen Benson, Myrtle Swanson, Heen Wills, Lillie Knight, Kenneth De Lassus, Eva Hartung, Edwin Skilling, Josephine Seward, Esther VanOrdel, Earl Stewart, Nellie Miller, Ada Gilchrist. Sixteen are girls and 8 are boys.
The commencement address will be delivered by Dr. Sheldon of the University of Oregon, and the class sermon will be delivered by W H Davis, Secretary of the Eugene YMCA.
Mrs. HG Crites asked Divorce alleging that her both of Wendling. The funeral was held Sunday husband, Hyre D. Crites, was cruel and inhuman afternoon in Cottage Grove, with burial in the AF and badly neglected her, Mrs. Alice M Crites has & AMIOOF cemetery. begun a suit in circuit court for the annulment of her marriage. They were married at Montesano, Johnson Sisters Hold Reunion Washington, August 8, 1895, says the complaint. A family reunion of the WC Johnson children is Mrs. Crites asked the court to award her a being held this week at Cle Elum, Wash., at the reasonable sum of alimony and such other relief home of Mrs. George Hodel, one of the sisters. as the court would deem proper. The gathering of the clan started from here with the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Garoutte and Mrs. S F Jackson Dies Miss. Edna Johnson. At Eugene, Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Ida Jackson died Saturday, May 29, at her Matlock joined the party and Mrs. Jack Callahan home near Lorane. She is survived by her was picked up at Portland, the trip was being husband, SF Jackson and eight children: Thomas, made my motor. Joel, Clarissa, Flora and Josephine, who live at home: Mrs. Della Christensen, of Wheeler Ore., Mrs. Laura L McMindes and Mrs. Lusina Wills,
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 93 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society 26 Hens, 638 Eggs Mrs. Ralston has 26 White Leghorns who know city, and Miss Thelma Wilkinson, of Grants Pass. what their mission on earth is, which fact they Mrs. Garoutte is a sister of the bride. The demonstrated during the month of May by wedding party arrived here on the evening train producing 638 eggs, or an average of 24 ½ eggs and the wedding supper was served at the home each. of the bride’s parents. Mr. & Mrs. Weeks visited at Creswell over Sunday with the parents of the Wife Drops Wood on Toe; Hubby Juggles Ax groom and left that night for Raymond, Hereafter. Washington, where they will make their home. Mrs. CW Caldwell has been suffering during the week with a badly injured toe, the injury being Mr. & Mrs Henry Jorgensend are residents of caused by dropping a stick of wood on it. She that place, Mr Jorgensend being a brother of the assures her friends that she did not do so bride. The bride has been a school teacher here purposely but hubby is suspicious, as he has and one of the most favorable known young since had to attend to all the operations women of the community. Mr. Weeks was a performed upon the wood pile and is afraid that member of old Sixth Company and served Mrs. Caldwell intends that the new arrangement overseas with the boys from here. shall become permanent. *** Tracy Hatfield Dies A Family picnic was held Monday noon on the Tracy M Hatfield died her June 2 of consumption. riverbank at the Dr. D L Woods home. The guest The funeral will be held today from the chapel, of honor was Miss Bernice Ely, director of the Rev. Hamrick officiating. Mr. Hatfield was born in Chautauqua. Miss Ely’s mother, Mrs. J Elmer Detroit, Mich., July 9, 1862. He lived for a Roach, of Eugene, Mr. Roach and other Eugene number of years in Indiana, where he married relatives were present, as well as Dan Woods, Malinda Dolling, who survives. The family moved who was attending the University of Oregon, to Michigan and to Oregon 12 years ago. There Miss. Lucile Vandersteeg, Junior Superintendent are nine surviving children. Mr. Hatfield returned at the Chautauqua, and Mr. Johnson, assistant a few weeks ago from an extended visit at North Chautauqua Superintendent. Bend with a daughter, Mrs. Bertha Hazelrigg. *** George and Miss Hildred Hall each accompanied Reappointed Postmaster by an even dozen friends, motored down from Mrs. Katie B Veatch has received notice of her Corvallis Saturday and enjoyed a house party at appointment as postmaster for a second term of the home of their parents, Mr. & Mrs. George four years. Hall. All of the young men are Theta Delta Nus, but the 13 young women represented several Society different sororities. The young couple enjoyed Weeks- Jorgensend extensive revelries at the Hall home and the Miss. Esther Jorgensend, of this city, daughter of young men gave a dancing party at Moose Hall Mr. and Mrs. H J Jorgensend was married Saturday evening, Mrs. Hall acting as chaperone. Saturday evening to Mr. Minard Weeks of The party returned to Corvallis Sunday. Creswell, the ceremony being solemnized in the *** First Presbyterian Church, of Eugene, Reverend The Methodist ladies’ aid met Wednesday William Mollcase officiating. They were afternoon in the church parlors the hostesses attended by Mr. & Mrs. Earl Garoutte, of this were Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Hart, and Mrs. Orpurd.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 94 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society About 30 were present and refreshments were …Mr. & Mrs. Ira Hopper and children, of Idaho, served. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hoppers parents, Mr. & Mrs. JL Queen. Lynx Hollow, June 2 ---- …Mr. Allen, father of Mrs. O Knight, left for home (Special to the Sentinel) Friday. …Mrs. Taylor went to Eugene Friday to visit …Mrs. O H Taplin was in Eugene Friday. friends. …Terry Moody was in the Grove Thursday …The ladies’ aid met last week with Mrs. William evening. Slater. …Harvey and Clifford Dick were in CG Friday …Miss Vivian came up from Eugene this week for evening. a short stay with relatives. …Mr. & Mrs. DL Miller spent Saturday with relatives in the Grove. …Dr. & mars Lebow left Sunday for Tillamook. …Miss. Ivy Porter has returned from a short visit …Lowell and Harry Benston were in Eugene in Monmouth and Salem. Saturday. …Horris Strong’s people of Eugene were Sunday …Lewis Harlowe spent the weekend in this guests at the Slater home. vicinity. …Miss. Nora Lebow visited over Sunday at home, …Kathleen Allen was in Eugene last Saturday. returning Monday to her duties as stenographer …Mr. & Mrs. WP Dick and son and daughter, in a Salem bank. Clifford and Nola, were in Eugene Saturday. …Mr. & Mrs. Truman Strong arrived Tuesday …Roy Taplin and Mr. Sharon were in the Grove from Moro Eastern Oregon, for a visit with Saturday. relatives in Lynx Hollow, Cottage Grove and …Miss Ethel Smith left Saturday for her home in Eugene. Eugene. …George Johnson was brought home recently …Mr. & Mrs. Bartlett Johnston and children went from Eugene, where he had spent several to Eugene Saturday and the children had months in a hospital. adenoids and tonsils removed. …Alack Horn, of Portland and Will Strong, of …HH Johnson, Charley Sharon, Mrs. Shaver, and Idaho, are here visiting their mother, Mrs. Mrs. Proctor, were in the Grove Saturday Catherine Horn, who is seriously ill. evening. …Mrs. Melvin Jackson and Mrs. William Plank …A birthday party was given at the HH Johnson arrived Tuesday from Reedsport, called home by home Friday evening. the serious illness of their grandmother, Mrs. …Mrs. King, of the Grove, visited Saturday at the Horn. JA Burgess home. Neighborhood News …Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Bushnell were in this vicinity Sunday. Saginaw --- June 2 …George Fogle has purchased a place from B. (Special to the Sentinel) Johnston. & Mrs. Tom Miller & children, of the Grove, …Mr. …Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Shaver, and Ester Sharon visited Friday & Saturday with Mrs. CJ Queener. left Monday for a visit at Junction City. O H Taplin, Roy Taplin and Ethel Moody …Mrs. …Terry Moody and Kathleen Allen attended were in the Grove Wednesday evening. Chautauqua in the Grove Monday evening. …Mrs. F T Benston and children were in Eugene Miss. Flossy Mathis arrived Sunday for a visit Friday. with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. O Knight. …Mr. & Mrs. Bert Myers and children spent Sunday evening with the Miller family.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 95 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society …Miss. Lillie Knight and Marvel Randall spent Dorena Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. O Knight. June 2, --- Mrs. BF David arrived from Portland …Roy Taplin and Ethel Moody spent Sunday Thursday. evening with the Bushnell family at Latham. …Miss. Flora Bales & Miss. Bessie England went …Mrs. FT Benston & Daughter Evelyn were in to Eugene Thursday for a visit at the home of Cottage Grove Tuesday. their aunt, Mrs. JR Chapman. Hebron June 2--- …Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott visited Tuesday (Special to the Sentinel) evening with Mr. and Mrs. LaSells Stewart at …Mrs. GM Kebelbeck, Mrs. BM Kappauf, Mrs. Row River. SH Bailey and Mrs. JA Powell were in the Grove … Everette Wright and Oma Land went to Leona last Thursday. Wednesday for a visit at the home of Mr. Wrights …School Closed Friday with a picnic dinner and a parents. program. … Bennie Prince of the Grove spent several days …Mrs. GO Gilchrist, of the Grove, visited a few of last week in Dorena days of last week with Miss. Jessie Gilchrist. … Mr. & Mrs. WW Chrisman left Saturday for an …Mrs. John Kebelbeck has gone to Sublimity to outing McCredie Springs. visit her parents and other relatives. …Wm Johnson left Friday on a business trip to …Mrs. LG Markham gave Miss. Lamb a farewell Idaho. surprise party Friday evening. … LG VanSchoiack of Eugene spent the weeked …Mr. & Mrs. GM Kebelbeck motored to Eugene at the home of his parents Mr. & MRs CA Saturday. VanSchoiack. …JG Murry sustained a severe injury to one leg … Mr & MRs Glenn Scott visited Wednesday Monday when a horse fell on him. evening at the Harry Shearer home at Row River. …Mr. & Mrs. JA Powell attended the baseball …Mrs. EL Kirk arrived Tuesday from Marcola for game at London Sunday. a visit with her parents Mr. & Mrs. CH Jennings. …Mr. & Mrs. GL Carlile motored out from the …Irving George was in Roseburg on business Grove Sunday evening and visited at the home of Saturday. Mr. Carlile sister, Mrs. JQA Young. … The Holstrom family of Marcola visited Sunday …Mr. & …Mrs. JA Powell attended Chautauqua in with Mrs. Holstrom’s parents Mr. & Mrs. JH Kirk. the Grove Monday. …WP Vanschoick & George VanSchoick went to …The GM Kebelbeck family, Mrs. BM Kappauf, Iona Tuesday. and Mrs. S H Bailey attended Chautauqua in the … Miss Stella Prince of the Grove spent the Grove Tuesday. weekend with Miss Eunice VanValin. … Miss Maude Smith spent the weekend at the Notice of Final Settlement. home of her parents Mr. & Mrs. JL Smith at Row In the matter of the estate of William Witte, River. deceased. The first publication of this notice … Miss Belle Elliott of Dinner Creek spent the shall be on the 4th day of June and the last weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. JA Elliott. publication on the 2nd day of July 1920. … Miss Eunice VanValin spent several day the Lulu Witte, Administratrix. first of the week with friends and relatives in the Grove. 3-Acre Ranch for Sale Cheap … Mr. & Mrs. Ed Knutson and son Russel have If taken in the next 30 days returned to Portland after an extended visit here Burt V Hands with friends and relatives.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 96 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society …Miss Hallie Willits of the Grove visited Sunday Tales of the Town with Miss Bertha Kirk. …Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Currin and Mr. & Mrs. AW … Mr. Mrs. AS Ward & son Rollo returned Perkins & Family, all of Baker, visited relatives Monday from Talent. here the first of the week. Mr. & Mrs. Currin were returning from attending an electrical Citation convention in California and the Perkins family In the matter of the estate of John Cooley, was returning from spending the winter there. deceased. Alex Cooley, John T Small, William The latter went on ahead to Tillamook for a visit Henry Small, Nancy C McCoy, Robert C Small, and all joined at Portland to complete the trip to George Alex Small, WC Cooley, Carrie Irvine, Baker. Ettie Wright, Mrs. Kittie Bailey, James B Cooley, … Annual Senior play “The Lady of the Library” and the heirs of a deceased daughter of said John will be at high school auditorium June 8th. C Cooley, being four children, Byron, Tompson, …Marvel Randall is on the job again after a few Velma Drinkard, Lois Drinkard and Dale Drinkard: days’ vacation during the past week as the result th required to appear Saturday the 5 day of June of getting a sliver in his right eye while he was 1920. employed running the plainer at the Chambers JP Currin Administrator of the above estate. mill. Property is the Henry Small DLC #57 run thence …Mrs. WW Oglesby underwent an operation north to the SW corner of the William Shield & Monday for the removal of her tonsils. Wife DLC #56 then East thence South and thence …Mrs. Elmer Caldwell and baby daughter went west to the beginning containing 8 acres. to Elmira Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. & [More information, page 5, column 3] Mrs. Frank Inman. … Doctor Wendt & family returned Tuesday from Notice for Publication a 10-day vacation, during which time Dr. Wendt Department of Interior, US Land office at visited several hospitals in Washington and Roseburg Oregon May 25, 1920: attended a number of clinics they visited at Notice is hereby given that Daniel Gates of Crow Forest Grove with relatives of Mrs. Wendt whose who on June 12, 1916 made homestead entry mother, Mrs. WL Cady returned with them. serial # 010672. …Miss Ruby Jackman of Los Angeles visited Claimant names as witness: Warner C Smith, of several days of this week at the home of her Crow Oregon, Henry HN Gates of Crow, James uncle HB Breedlove while on her way home from McDaniel of Lorane Oregon, George Gates of Montana where she completed a term at school. Lorane. WH Canon, Register …WG Myers and grandson Elbert Smith Jr. returned Tuesday from a visit in Roseburg. Notice for Publication …Herbert Adams of Wendling visited relatives th May 29 1920 and friends here this week. Notice is hereby given that Walter M Sharp of … Mrs. Walter Thompson returned Tuesday to Lowell Oregon on Sep 30 1914 made homestead Portland, after a visit at the home of her entry serial #010359. husband’s mother, Mrs. LM Thompson. Claimant names as witnesses: JA Blakely of Eula … James Cox of Yoncalla son of Mr. & Mrs. ZL Cox Oregon, Chas Michael of Eula, Oregon, John P was a visitor in the city Tuesday. Pelzel of Eula Oregon, Harley Cain of Oakridge. …Mr. & Mrs. WA Williams of Divide, attended WH Canon, Register services at the Baptist Church Sunday. They were married 21 years ago by Rev. Groat and he had not seen them since that time.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 97 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society ...Hamilton Veatch has traded his garage … Mrs. Joe Watkins & daughter, Mrs. Dean property and East Main residence property for Monroe motored up from Coburg Sunday and the JF Spray chicken ranch east of the city. It is visited at the home of Mrs. Watkins son Earnest. understood that Mr. Spray intends using the … Mrs. Minor Allen of Eugene spent the weekend garage building for a commission house. with her husband’s aunt Mrs. John Wallace. … Rev DA MacLeod of Newport visited in the city …Kenneth French of Portland spent the weekend this week. with his parents Mr. & Mrs. JK French. …Miss Ruth Stewart and Miss Sylvia Veach were …Carl Rodlf and Wm. Haldeman of O.A.C. spent home from the U OF O for the weekend. the weekend in Cottage Grove. … FA Garetson returned last week from a …Mrs. Jon Veatch returned Saturday morning business trip to California. from the Rebekah Assembly at Baker. …The annual meeting of the Church of God is …Chas Gettys is in Los Gatos California under the being held at the Long building east of the care of a nurse and will remain there for some Southern Pacific depot. Evangelist JA Kring and time. son are being assisted by Mrs. JA Kring & … Mrs. Ed Finnerty of Eugene spent the weekend daughter. All are cordially invited to attend with her aunt Mrs. WA Hemenway. …Mr. & Mrs. Charles Foskett have moved from …Don Woods of the U of O spent the weekend at Chicago to Watervlite, Mich. and Mrs. Foskett his grandparents Dr. & Mrs. DL Wood. was formally Mrs. WH Abrams. …Mrs. Harry Wheeler & 3 daughters of Roseburg …Miss Ruby Brumfield was up from Eugene visited over the weekend at the home of her Monday to visit her sister Mrs. Carpenter who is brother Harry Hart. here from Alaska. …Mr. & Mrs. Jack Miller of Roseburg visited …AJ Armstrong is up from Eugene Wednesday on Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Holland. business for the Eugene Register. … Miss. Ollie Willard of Portland visited this week …TC Wheeler & Family were in Eugene Monday. with her parents Mr. & Mrs. OH Willard. … Miss Esther Smith spent the weekend in …Mrs. Clarence Hess & daughter arrived Sunday Eugene. form Roseburg for a visit with Mrs.’s Hess …HJ Shinn was in Eugene Tuesday on business. mother Mrs. Barbara Hohl. … Mrs. VP Burton who had been visiting here …The JB Protzman family motored up from returned to Eugene Tuesday. Portland Saturday and remained until Tuesday. … Mr. & Mrs. GE Finnerty were up from Eugene … Mrs. Susan Hubbard and granddaughter over the weekend. Gertrude Hubbard visited at Creswell this week …Mrs. C Emerson & son Ritter returned Tuesday with Mrs. Hubbard’s son, John Hubbard. to their home in Portland, after a visit with Mrs. …Miss Dovie McGee of Albany visited this week Emerson’s mother Mrs. Sina Vaughn. at the home of her uncle Oliver Veatch. …Mrs. Flora McKinley after a two week visit with … Mr. & Mrs. Chas Miller, their daughter miss her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Philips returned Lucretia and Dr. Dell Beckerly motored up from Monday to her home in Tillamook. Salem Saturday and visited with Mrs. Millers …Mrs. NE Barrott of Eugene spent Sunday here sister Mrs. CA Bartell. with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Harms. Mr. & Mrs. … Miss Birdie Easley and Miss Martha Johnson ET Collins also of Eugene accompanied her. spent the weekend with friends in Eugene. …Mr. & Mrs. AC Cox came up from Eugene …JH Bennett and family moved Sunday into their Monday & visited with friends. new home on east main recently bought of Warren Beaver.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 98 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society …GH Fullerton ran a rusty nail into his left foot … A divorce has been granted to Carl A Bennett Friday and is traveling on crutches. from Gretchen Bennett on the grounds of … Miss Ermine Violet is clerking in the Grube desertion. They were married at Albany July 24, Grocery. 1916. … Mrs. CC Carpenter arrived Friday from Alaska …George M Marksbury has been appointed for a visit with her parents Mr. & Mrs. George administrator of the estate of his mother Mrs. Brumfield. Martha E Marksbury who died Feb 18th, leaving … Mr. & Mrs. George Scott spent the weekend in property of the estimated value of $1200. Wendling at the home of Mrs. Scotts sister Mrs. … James Redford and JI Jones have been drawn Chas Chandler. as jurors for the June term of district court. … Guy VanRiper was home from Portland over … WH Wagle of Coburg has traded a place there the weekend visiting his mother Mrs. Anna for the Thos. Lee city property here. Gowdy. He has gone to Seattle to locate. … Mrs. Alice Richmond of Eugene is visiting this … Miss Josephine Wright left Saturday for week at the homes of her son & daughter, AA Indiana and Illinois where she will spend the Richmond and Mrs. Earnest Armes. summer. …Mrs. Ella Thompson was called to Salem Friday … Mrs. WG Daskin and daughter Gladys who had by the serious illness of brother Richard White been visiting at the George Wilson home, left last who is in the state hospital. She brought Mr. Saturday for their home at Antigo, Wis. White home with her Saturday. … Mrs. FH Allison accompanied her nephew … Miss Jessie McCord spent the weekend in Marion Francis Markley arrived Friday from Portland. Dunsmuir California. …Miss Lenora Hubbell and Miss Ethel Mackey …Elbert Bebe made a business trip to Marshfield attended the Epworth League Convention in the first of the week. Corvallis Friday and Saturday. Miss Hubbell was … Mrs. TC Wheeler returned Friday morning honored by being elected first vice president. from Raymond Washington where she went to … Mrs. SV Allison and daughters Jean & Alice left assist in the care of her father who is seriously ill. yesterday to join Mr. Allison at Belknap Springs. She left him somewhat improved. …Mrs. Alice Cisscel left Tuesday for Yakima Wash … Mr. & Mrs. RA Booth were up from Eugene to after a month visiting with her sister Mrs. OH attend the funeral of JB Lewis. Willard. Miss Olive Willard and Mrs. Alice …M. Mrs. Rice returned Friday from her trip to Lehman left the same day for their home in the Hawaiian Islands. Her mother, Mrs. Gilmore Portland and Mrs. Vallard Truax for Grants Pass, accompanied her from LA where she visited after a visit with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. during her daughter’s absence. While there Mrs. Willard. Gilmore sustained a fractured rib cause by a fall … Miss. Mary Million of St. Louise Missouri, in a bathtub. daughter of Mr. & Mrs. JB Million and sister of … Mrs. JP Graham returned Friday from a visit Mrs. Dan Walton, arrived Sunday evening for an with Mr. Graham in Portland. Mr. came up extended visit. Saturday and remained over the weekend. … Blaine Frederick who has been visiting the Dan … Mr. & Mrs. FC Coffman attended the WOW Walton and JB Million families since April has picnic at Junction City Saturday. returned to his home at Galena, Illinois. … A 9 ½ pound son was born Friday to Mr. & Mrs. … Mrs. Walter Pitcher went to Eugene ET Blakely. Wednesday for a visit with their cousin Mrs. … KK Mills has received the 2nd hearse in the use Walter Smith. of his undertaking business. … Mrs. EJ Howe was in Eugene Wednesday night.
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 99 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society … Mr. & Mrs. James Spahr of Dorena spent Notice of Removal Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. EJ Howe. I have removed my office from over the … AW Harrington who had been visiting his Nelson service station to the offices formerly sister, Mrs. WC Applewhite, left yesterday for his occupied by Dr. WW Oglesby in the Porter home at Pendleton. Building. … EC Lockwood returned yesterday from a Dr. W M Hamilton business & pleasure trip to Washington. He visited his sister Mrs. Flossie Wicersham at Yakima and his brother Watkins Lockwood at Seattle. …Mrs. J Walker who has been visiting her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Taylor returned to Portland yesterday. …Mrs. SD Stevens of Pendleton is visiting at the home of her parents Mr. & Mrs. George Teeters. …Mrs. WJ White returned Wednesday for a visit in Portland and Astoria.
… Mrs. Frank Woodruff writes from Portland “We have missed 3 copies of the Sentinel. We don’t mind going without sugar and potatoes, Neighborhood News but how can we get along without the live wire?” London Mrs. RR …Wednesday Eugene Register Captain & (Special to the Sentinel) Knox and Miss Mamie Knox, who are spending June 2--- A son was born June 1 to Mr. & Mrs. the week at Cottage Grove, motored to Eugene yesterday on business. Ed Powell …Miss Mamie Knox has been named … Mr. & Mrs. Verne Shortridge motored up administratrix of the estate of her mother, Mrs. from Portland Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Sarah L Knox who died May 24th leaving property Shortridge’s parents. Mr. & Mrs. WC of the estate value of $2000. Shortridge … CG McDaniel recently arrived from Cainsville, …Mrs. Will Massey spent Monday and Missouri and who will locate in this vicinity, is Tuesday in the Grove with Mrs. Massey’s employed at the Sentinel office this week. mother, Mrs. Martha Baughman. Card of Thanks … Mr. & Mrs. Joe Powell have sold their We feel the deepest appreciation for the home here to JN Hogue. kindness and sympathy extended to us … Mrs. Burt Baughman returned Monday during the illness and the death of our wife from a Eugene Hospital. and mother. Al Monroe, Mrs. FM Hildreth, … Mrs. Alex Small visited Saturday at the WC Fern Holcomb, Clyde Holcomb. Shortridge home. e very earnestly thank our many friends … W … Carl Small motored to the Grove Monday. for their help and sympathy during the … Mrs. AF North and daughter Vivian of sickness and death of our dear wife and Medford, are visiting at the home of Mr. & loving mother, HC Combs, Orpha Combs, Mrs. OP Wills. Arthur Combs
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 100 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society … Miss May Belle Shortridge visited Monday McCollum, Frank Jones, Art Childers, and JD & Tuesday with Miss Olive Shortridge. Mosby. … Mrs. A Perini and children visited Saturday Row River and Sunday with relatives at Divide. (Special to the Sentinel) …Mr. & Mrs. Walter Dowens and Leston June 2---- Miss Jarvis of Eugene will preach at Dowens attended chautauqua in the Grove the schoolhouse Sunday morning and Monday evening. evening. A short program by the children will precede the evening service. Everyone is invited to attend. … Mrs. Art Childers & children Naomi and Floyd, returned Saturday from a 2 week visit in Portland. … Guy Jones of Upton, visited Sunday with his sister, Mrs. L Harrison. … Ralph Saltzman of Cottage Grove is visiting at the Wilson Little home. Mount View … Mrs. W L Smith and daughter Grayce and (Special to the Sentinel) Mrs. George Sloan were in the Grove June 2--- Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Eugene Tuesday. came up Thursday to stay at the WD Heath … Leo Tobin was called to Eugene Sunday on place. account of the death of his brother William, … Miss Bertha Sears of Portland, spent the who was accidently shot by one of his weekend with her mother, Mrs. Kate Sears. friends. …Miss Allie Philips returned to Salem … Elsie McCollum visited friends in the Grove Tuesday, after a visit with her parents, Mr. & Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. FB Philips. …SS Trask was in the Grove Tuesday. …Aden Miller who began logging with a …. Wilfred McCaleb and family of the Grove horse team Monday for WL Miller, sustained moved into camp Sunday. a severely wrenched ankle, when a log …Miss. Miller of Star, spent Sunday with Mrs. swung around and rolled over his foot. He LaSelle Stewart. succeeded in stopping the team in time to … Maurice Estabrook went to Roseburg prevent the log from rolling further. It was Saturday. with much difficulty he reached the camp … Mr. & Mrs. Chas Tanner and daughter from the woods and in the afternoon he Alice went to Albany Sunday. drove to his home at Walker being unable to … RM Haase of Wendling is visiting at the JD continue work. Mosby home. …Mr. & Mrs. WD Heath entertained Sunday …BF McCollum was in the Grove Monday. in honor of Mrs. Heaths brother & wife, Mr. …Among Saturday visitors in Cottage Grove & Mrs. LA Witcomb, their daughter, Miss were Mrs. Frank Pluerd and daughter Grace, Meryl Whitcomb and cousin, Miss Belle Mrs. JD Mosby, Hubert and Dora Mosby, BF Whitcomb, who motored up from Portland
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 101 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Saturday to spend memorial day. Those …Mrs. Kate Sears and Miss Bertha Sears present were all members of the family, Mr. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. CW & Mrs. Fred Frost and Son Harry of Divide; Sears. Mrs. LR Long, of the Grove; Mr. & Mrs. SE … Miss Grace Funk returned last week to her Lowry, Marian Lowry, Lyle Lowry, Jean Lowry home at London. and HW Lowry of Cottage Grove the guest of …Mrs. Dove Allen of Walden and her guests honor, the host and the immediate members Arminta Yates of Eugene visited Saturday of the family. with Mrs. CW Sears and Mrs. J Kyle. …James Fisher and Dave Hennigan spent the … WJ Chapman was in the Grove Saturday. weekend with their families in Eugene. …Mr. & Mrs. JR Cooley are attending the Chautauqua in the Grove this week. …Mr. & Mrs. CW Sears, Brison Sears, Mrs. Kate Sears, Miss Bertha Sears and Mr. & Mrs. JR Cooley were in the Grove Monday afternoon. Blue Mountain June 2--- Nelson Whipps returned Tuesday from Washington. …Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lancaster were up from Drain several day of the past week visiting their son Bert.
… Mr. & Mrs. Bert Lancaster gave a dinner Notice of Final Settlement Sunday in honor of the 50th wedding Notice is hereby given that the undersigned anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lancaster, executrix of the estate of James G Robbins, who have been visiting here. Those present deceased and Jane Robbins, deceased, has were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Lancaster and little son filed in the County Court of Lane County, James, and Edwin and Margaret Lancaster of their final account as executrix of said estate Cottage Grove. and that Saturday the 5th day of June, 1920, at the hour of 10 o’clock, in the forenoon of said day in the courtroom of said court, at the courthouse in Eugene Lane County Oregon, as in fixed as the time and place of hearing of any objection to said reports and settlement thereof.
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Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 102 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Books Published and/or Purchased by CGGS
Adoptions & Name Changes, Debbie Camden $40.00 State of Oregon
Alphabetical Index to CG Genealogical Soc. $20.00 Cottage Grove Area Cemeteries
Cottage Grove Area Sawmills, Larry Moulton $35.00 1800s-2006
Cottage Grove Oregon, 1909 Reprint by CGGS $15.00 A Pictorial History of Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Area, Donation CG Genealogical Soc. $22.00 Land Claims, Volume 1
Dr. Pierce’s First Aid Book CG Historical Soc. $ 5.00
Friends of Mt. David Cookbook Friends of Mt. David $10.00
From Camas to Courthouse: Douglas Card $15.00 Early Lane County History
Funeral Register, part 1 CG Genealogical Soc. $23.00 Cottage Grove Jane Myers
Funeral Register, part 2 CG Genealogical Soc. $20.00 Cottage Grove Jane Myers
History of Alpha Delta Pi, Elizabeth Baty $ 5.00 1851-1928
Honor Roll of Oregon, CG Genealogical Soc. $15.00 GAR 1881-1935 Jane Myers
Index to Fir Grove Cemetery— CG Genealogical Soc. $30.00 (Masonic-I.O.O.F.)
Individual Cemetery Books Bemis-Small-Taylor Lane, V. 1 $5.00 Jackson-McCauley-Saginaw-Walker, V.2 $5.00 Hunt –Doolittle-Kerr, V.3 $5.00 Comstock-Hawley, V. 4 $5.00 Shields, V. 5 $5.00 Brumbaugh-Silk Creek, V. 6 $5.00
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 103 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Lane County OR Marriage CG Genealogical Soc. $15.00 Records, Volume 1 Jane Myers & Arlene Smith
Lane County OR Marriage CG Genealogical Soc. $15.00 Records, Volume 2 Jane Myers & Arlene Smith
Lane County OR Marriage CG Genealogical Soc. $15.00 Records, Volume 3 Jane Myers & Arlene Smith
Lane County OR Marriage CG Genealogical Soc. $20.00 Records, Volume 4 Jane Myers & Arlene Smith
Lane County OR Marriage CG Genealogical Soc. $16.00 Records, Volume 5 Jane Myers & Arlene Smith
Lane Co., OR 1905 CG Genealogical Soc. $30.00 Military Census Jane Myers
Masonic Records, CG Genealogical Soc. $15.00 Cottage Grove, 1895-1991 Jane Myers
1890 Military Federal Census CG Genealogical Soc. $40.00 Compiled by Jane Myers
Obituary Dates & Family Ties over Frances (Haynes) Quinn $23.50 140 Years in Montgomery Co., IN
Walker Church Book Frances (Haynes) Quinn $25.00
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From Sawdust & Cider to Wine, Pat Edwards $25.00 Lorane Valley O’Hearn & Hing
Four Score Years in Oregon Marie Geer $30.00
Golden Was the Past, V. 1 Writers Discussion Group $25.00 Memories of the people and events of the South Lane County area.
Golden Was the Past, V.2 CG Historical Society $25.00 An all new compilation of stories about Cottage Grove.
Historical Downtown Cottage Grove CG Historical Society $ 5.00 History of Main Street Commercial Historic District of Cottage Grove which is the most intact collection of early 20th century commercial and government buildings that remain in Lane County, Oregon
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 104 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society History of the Bench Bar of Oregon Jane Myers & Nancy VanSchoiack $10.00 An index to “History of the Bench and Bar of Oregon-1910” that was published in Portland, Oregon. A copy of this book is at the University of Oregon in Eugene, Oregon. This is an index to early judges and lawyers of Oregon.
I Remember When Marcia Allen $20.00 A collection of stories describing sites, places and events that took place in Marcia’s home town of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
On the Banks of the Coast Fork Barbara Funk $22.00 A narrative of the Geer and Funk families.
Oregon Main Street- Hwy 99 Jo Brew $17.00 The Stories: A trip through the small towns along Highway 99. It is filled with the stories of those who lived & worked in those communities.
Oregon Main Street-Hwy 99 Jo Brew & Pat Edwards $22.00 The Folk History: Interesting and lesser known histories of the people who lived along the Pacific Highway.
Stolen Princess, A Northwest Willard Morss $10.00 Indian Legend A collection of stories passed down through the ages.
The Day Buster Smiled: The Cottage Grove Sentinel $15.00 Making of the General, 1926 The 1926 filming of “The General” by Buster Keaton as chronicled in The Cottage Grove Sentinel newspaper, Cottage Grove, Oregon
They Called it Hebron Marie Geer $35.00 Preserving the memories of a little town that no longer exists, it was displaced by Cottage Grove Lake.
Toward the Setting Sun Alice Fox $10.00 A true story of people and their struggles to make it during the Great Depression.
Tygh Valley & Wamic Gene Savage $18.50 Funeral, Wasco County, 1940-1952 A collection of notes and mortuary records of some of the funerals that Henry J Hardwick conducted as a minister in Wasco County, Oregon.
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After searching German post card sites I could not find the Logo so I went to a general site. This is what I found... ..The words "Post Card" were not printed on post- cards until December 24, 1901 ...The postal service started allowing the use of di- vided back postcards in March of 1907.
...Does the postcard back indicate that it was printed in Germany? Many early postcards were printed in Germany. The German cards were of exceptional quality and are some of the best exam- ples of old postcards available. However, World War I shut down the German printing presses and cards started being printed in the United States or imported from Great Britain. If your early postcard says it was printed in Germany, it is from before 1915.
http://www.postcardvalues.com/postcardage.html
Using the above facts, this post card was printed between 1907 and 1915. I’d still love to be able to track the logo!
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 106 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Index ‘Other’ Cottage Grove Oregon Deaths, 1906 and 1907 and Obit & Death Notices Extracted From the 1965 CG Sentinel are in alphabetical order and are not included in this index. The names included in the Mayflower Story are also not included in the index.
_oefflin 66 Boyd 63 Coffman 88, 99 Abrams 77, 98 Breeding 63 Cogswell 63 Adams 97 Breedlove 97 Coleman 65 Allen 59, 62, 93, Brew 105 Collins 98 98, 102, 105 Breyman 61 Combs 100 Allison 99 Brown 64 Comefys 63, 64 Allister 64 Brumfield 98, 99 Condon 77 Alspaugh 77 Brunson 92 Connor 94 Anlauf 77 Buoy 64, 77 Cook 64, 65 Applewhite 100 Burgess 95 Cooley 97, 102 Armes 99 Burrows 77 Cooper 62, 92 Armstrong 98 Burton 98 Cosgrove 79 Babb 60 Bushnell 95 Cox 77, 88, 97, Baber 64 Butler 63, 64 98 Bailey 96, 97 Cady 97 Crites 93 Baker 62 Cain 97 Crow 88 Bales 96 Caldwell 94, 97 Currin 97 Barlow 64 Callahan 93 Danforth 59, 60, 61, Barrott 98 Callison 66 62, 63 Bartell 98 Camden 103 Daniels 59, 63 Baty 103 Campbell 66 Dannals 59, 61 Baughman 93, 100 Canon 97 Danneil 6 Beal 64 Card 103 Danville 60 Bean 63 Carlile 96 Darsey 66 Beaver 98 Carlin 69 Daskin 99 Bebe 99 Carpenter 98, 99 Daugherty 62, 65, 66 Beckerly 98 Carter 61 David 96 Beldon 61 Cartmill 55, 93 Davidson 59, 60, 62, Belnap 65 Cathcart 77 64, 65, 66 Belshaw 62 Chambers 79, 97 Davis 57, 59, 60, Benders 102 Chandler 99 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 93 Bennett 77, 98, 99 Chapin 60 Davisson 60, 51, 63, Benson 93 Chapman 93, 96, 102 65 Benston 95, 96 Chavier 80 Day 60, 61, 62, Biggs 77 Chichester 63 64, 65 Blachley 64 Childers 64, 101 Deadmond 59, 60, 62, Blakely 97, 99 Chrisman 96 63, 65 Blanchett 65 Christensen 93 Dean 59 Booth 99 Cisscel 99 Deardorff 64 Boren 85 Clark 59, 64 Deen 59 Boswell 88 Cochran 77, 85, 93 Deffenbacher 66
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 107 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society DeLassus 93 Dunham 66 Gillam 70 Dellamatter 59, 61, 62 Dunkwater 61 Gillespie 61, 62 DeLong 66 Dunn 60, 61, 62, Gilmore 99 Dennis 65 63, 66 Gowdy 99 Dennning 59 Dunton 64 Grace 84 Dent 63, 64, 65 Easley 98 Graff 66 Denton 63 Ebert 63 Graham 99 Derrick 62, 63, 64, Eby 77 Grahm 88 65 Edwards 63, 104 Green 60 Despain 59, 60, 61, Elliott 96 Groat 97 62, 63, 65 Ellsworth 59, 65 Grube 99 DeVere 101 Ely 94 Guerin 63 Diamond 59, 60, 62, Emerson 98 Guthrie 59 64 England 96 Haase 101 Dick 59, 60, 64, Estabrook 101 Haft 59 66 Eubanks 59, 60, Haight 77 Dick 95 Farnhan 87 Haldeman 98 Dickenson 66 Farris 55, 92 Hall 59, 94 Dillamatter 64 Fawer 77 Hambrick 77 Dillard 60, 61, 62, Fehr 66 Hamilton 100 64, 65, 66 Felger 59, 62 Hancock 71 Dingle 60, Finnerty 77, 98 Hands 96 Doak 60, 62, 63 Fisher 59, 102 Hanson 63 Dodd 66 Foley 60 Harlowe 95 Dodge 59, 65 Forrest 80 Harms 98 Dodson 60, 61, 62, Foskett 98 Harpole 65 63, 64, 64 Foster 56, 87 Harpool 61 Dolling 94 Fox 105 Harrington 65, 100 Donalds 63 Frederick 99 Harrison 101 Donnal 63, 64 French 98 Hart 88, 94, 98 Donnell 66 Frost 88, 102 Hartley 88 Dorris 64, 65, 66 Fullerton 99 Hartung 93 Douglas 66 Fulson 66 Harvey 59 Dowens 101 Funk 102, 105 Hatfield 94 Downs 59, 64, 65 Gale 65 Hawley 66 Drake 61 Gardner 65 Haynes 104 Drapper 61 Garetson 93, 98 Hays 63 Dremmick 66 Garfield 71 Hazelrigg 94 Drinkard 97 Garoutte 93, 94 Hazelton 77 Driskill 61, 64, 65 Gates 97 Heath 101 Driver 61, 88 Gay 59 Hemenway 98 Drury 64 Geer 77, 88, 104, Hendricks 61, 64 Duckworth 60, 61, 63, 105 Hennigan 102 64 George 85, 96 Hess 98 Dudley 60, 61, 62 Gettys 98 Hildreth 100 Duff 60, 61 Gilbert 65 Hill 60, 61, 62 Duncan 63, 64, 66, Gilchrist 93, 96 Hinch 77 77 Gilfrey 62 Hing 104
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 108 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Hise 60 Kirk 96, 97 McCaleb 101 Hodel 93 Knebel 64 McClarren 64 Hogue 100 Knight 93, 95, 96 McClung 59 Hohl 98 Knowlton 77 McCollum 101 Holcomb 100 Knox 80, 100 McCord 99 Holladay 59 Knutson 96 McCormack 59, 61 Holland 98 Kring 98 McCoy 65, 77, 97 Holloway 66 Kyle 102 McDan 60 Holstrom 96 Lacey 93 McDaniel 97, 100 Hopper 95 Laid 61 McGee 98 Horn 65, 66, 95 Lamb 96 McKinley 98 Howard 61, 64 Lambert 80 McLean 62 Howe 99, 100 Lancaster 102 McMillan 84 Hubbard 77, 98 Land 96 McMindes 93 Hubbell 99 Lauer 64 McQueen 93 Huff 86, 88 Lawson 79 Meador 60 Hughes 64 Lebow 88, 95 Michael 97 Hull 60 Lee 99 Michals 55 Humaston 60 Leggit 65 Miller 60, 84, 93, Humphrey 60, 63, 64, Lehman 99 95, 98, 101 65 Leidner 57 Millicon 66 Hunt 82 Leonard 93 Million 99 Inman 64, 97 Lewis 62, 99 Mills 99 Irvine 97 Lindler 65 Mitchel 59 Jackman 97 Little 101 Moffell 63 Jackson 84, 93, 95 Livesey 84 Moffett 64 Jarvis 101 Locke 60 Mollcase 94 Jennings 65, 88, 96 Lockwood 100 Monroe 98, 100 Job 77 Long 102 Moody 95, 96 Johnson 101 Lowry 102 Moore 65 Johnson 93, 94, 95, Lucky 63 Morss 105 96, 101 Macauley 88 Mosby 101 Johnston 95 Mackey 99 Moulton 103 Jones 61, 88, 99, MacLeod 98 Mulhollan 60, 61 101 Mahon 63 Murch 59 Jorgensend 94 Markham 96 Murry 96 Kappauf 96 Markin 60 Myers 95, 97, 103, Keaton 105 Markley 99 104, 105 Kebelbeck 96 Marksbury 99 Nelson 100 Keiser 77 Marshall 77 Nichols 88 Kelley 60 Martin 59, 61, 63 Noland 63 Kent 61 Massey 100 Nolta 77 Kester 88 Masterson 59 North 100 Kime 59, 82, 85, Mathis 95 O’Hearn 104 88 Matlock 93 Ogle 60, 62 King 95 Maynard 60 Oglesby 97, 100 Kingfell 59 McAlhise 65 Orpurd 94 Kinsey 60, 65 McCabe 59 Osburn 62
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 109 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Osmond 77 Roach 94 Smith 59, 62, 63, Owen 61, 62, 77 Robbins 102 88, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 101, Pachette 70 Robertson 62 104 Park 65, Robinson 63 Soule 92 Parnem 87 Rodlf 98 Sovern 60, 63 Parsons 63 Roethig 83 Spahr 100 Patterson 61, 64 Rouse 59 Spencer 64 Pearce 61 Rush 65 Splawn 62 Pelzel 97 Ruttan 77 Spray 98 Pengras 61 Saltzman 101 Standish 92 Pennington 66 Samson 92 Stanton 62 Perini 101 Sanderson 77 Stevens 100 Perkins 64, 65, 97 Savage 105 Stewart 60, 62, 93, Pettit 55, 56, 93 Saxton 62 96, 98, 101 Philips 101 Schaefer 77 Stowe 84 Phillips 98 Schlee 77 Stowell 59 Pierce 103 Schmitz 65 Strange 77 Pitcher 99 Schroder 56, 57 Strong 95 Plank 95 Scott 59, 88, 96, Swanson 93 Pluerd 101 99 Swartz 66 Plummer 92 Sears 88, 101, 102 Sweet 61 Polland 59 Seifert 83 Tanner 101 Porter 63, 93, 95, Semley 64 Taplin 95, 96 100 Senders 63 Taylor 66, 77, 95, Powell 62, 77, 96, Seward 93 100 100 Sharon 95 Teeters 100 Powers 61 Sharp 97 Thompson 88, 97, 99 Prince 96 Shaver 95 Thornkson 59 Pringle 88 Shaw 60 Tilley 92 Proctor 95 Shearer 96 Titus 63 Protzman 77, 98 Sheldon 93 Tobin 101 Pruitt 56, 57 Shepard 55, 93 Trask 101 Purvance 77 Sherman 93 Truax 99 Queener 95 Shield 97 Tucker 77 Quinn 104 Shinn 77, 98 Tulgamore 65 Ralston 94 Shippley 62 Tyler 65 Randall 96, 97 Shortridge 100, 101 Underwood 60, 62, 88 Redford 99 Simmons 66 Van Duyn 60 Reed 60, 66 Skelton 55, 56, 57, Vandercook 61 Reese 88 67 Vandersteeg 94 Renfrew 64 Skilling 93 VanOrdel 93 Rhea 63 Slater 95 VanRiper 99 Rice 99 Sloan 101 VanSchoiack 55, 56, 57, Richardson 60, 93 Sloane 86 96, 105 Richmond 77, 99 Slocum 80 VanUrankin 66 Rieck 87 Small 97, 100 VanValin 96 Rineheart 62 Vaughn 59, 98 Ritchey 61
Trees From The Grove - July -Dec, 2019 110 Cottage Grove Genealogical Society Veatch 79, 80, 81, Young 88, 96 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 94, 98 Vinson 56, 57 Violet 99 Wagle 99 Walker 77, 100 Wallace 98 Wallis 65, 66 Walters 71, 77 Walton 99 Ward 62. 63, 97 Washburne 61 Watkins 98 Watson 63 Weatherly 59 Weeks 94 Wegon 62 Weithman 77 Wendt 97 Wetley 88 Wheeler 59, 98, 99 Whipps 102 Whitcomb 101 White 82, 99, 100 Wicersham 100 Widerwood 65 Wilcox 88 Wilkins 77 Wilkinson 94 Willard 98, 99 Williams 97 Willits 97 Willmot 66 Wills 93, 100 Wilsay 65 Wilson 87, 99 WIngseuried 65 Winters 61 Witte 96 Witter 66 Woodruff 100 Woods 77, 94, 98 Woolen 59 Wright 96, 97, 99 Wycoff 77 Yates 102 Yocum 70
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