Vol. 39 – July 2012 – June 2013
Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington
TRAIL BREAKERS
Vol. 39 (1 issue - 2012-2013) is the publication of the Clark County Clark County Genealogical Society (CCGS) is an Genealogical Society, P.O. Box educational service organization dedicated to the 5249, Vancouver, WA 98668-5249. collection and publication of the heritage of Clark Issues are being published annually if an editor is available. Articles County. CCGS offers assistance to genealogical from this publication are indexed in PERSI. researchers and family historians.
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Table of Contents
3 Vancouver (some residents prior to 1880) contributed by Christoph Miller
5 Sources! One reason why more is better by Pat Bauer
6 La Center News (1922), contributed by La Center Historical Museum
8 Poll Results of Vancouver County, Oregon Territory (1846-1850) copied by Jane Germann
14 Free is wonderful! by Jane Germann 15 Muster Rolls of various Clark County Troops 1855-1856 16 Mrs. J. Schrivner –1903 article from Sumpter Miner of Oregon, contributed by Brian Runyon
20 The Vancouver Independent (Mar 1879) abstracted by Jane Germann
35 1904 Vancouver City Directory (I-R) Transcribed by Yvonne Muchmore (second oart)
43 Hon. Charles T. Stiles (Pioneer of Vancouver and later Patasha City) reprint
44 Index of the Atlas of Clark County Washington 1928 (S-T) by several CCGS volunteers
55 It’s a Small World, After all . . . filler by Jane Germann 55 More Books found for the Combines Indexes: Books added this issue:
56 Combined Index of Early Area Pioneers CCGS’s R & P volunteers (NOT IN INDEX) 70 Names of the States of the Union [1879], and their significations. 71 General Index 93 Genealogical Standards: Guidelines For Using Records Repositories And Libraries: Recommended by the National Genealogical Society
Congratulations to CCGS’s new officers!
President – Stephen Cornick Co-Vice Presidents – Bea Ritter Secretary – Marian Kenedy Treasurer – Larry Germann Assistant Sec. Treas. – Eric Jordahl
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Vancouver
from page 365, History of Washington by Hubert Howe Bancroft Vol. 31, contributed by Christoph Miller
Vancouver was the fourth town in size in western Washington, having in 1880 about 3,000 inhabitants. It was made the county seat of Clarke co. by the first legislative assembly of Washington, in March 1854, its pioneers, both English and American, long retaining their residences. Among the early settlers were James Turnbull, born in England, came to Washington in 1852 and with him William Turnbull, his nephew, long known in connection with steamboating on the Columbia. Both died in 1874. P. Ahern, born in Ireland, came to Vancouver with the troops in 1852. Was elected co. auditor in 1855, and representative in 1857. Stephen P. McDonald, born in Ill., came with the immigration of 1852 to Washington. Engaged in printing, and was publisher of the Vancouver Register for a time. He represented Clarke co. in the legislature in 1869, after which he was city recorder and clerk of the city council. He died Oct. 24, 1876. J. S. Hathaway, a native of N. Y., removed to Mich. when young, married in that state in 1847 and came to Clarke co. in 1852. He was active in the volunteer service during the Indian war, and was afterward co. judge. He died Jan. 12, 1876, at the age of 52 years. Levi Douthitt, born in N. C., immigrated in 1852, settling near Vancouver, where he resided until 1870, when he removed to Marion co., Or., where he died in Dec. 1872, aged 61 years. A. G. Tripp, a native of R. I., immigrated to the Pacific coast in 1849. He was employed in government serice at Benicia, California, The Dalles, Oregon, Sitka, Alaska, and AVancouver. He settled at the latter place in 1857. He was chosen to represent Clarke co. in the legislature, but did not serve owing to absence in service of the government. He was mayor of Vancouver for several years. His death occurred Sept 17, 1875, at the age of 64 years. William Kelly came to the Pacific coast as sergeant in Co. G, 4th U. S. inf., and was transferred from Cal. to Fort Vancouver, where he remained until discharged in 1854, when he settled in the town. In 1866 he was made a capt. in the 8th U. S. Cav., and was stationed in Arizona and New Mexico. He died at Denver, Colorado, while en route to Vancouver to visit his wife and children. Charles Proux, a Canadian voyageur, had resided near Vancouver since 1833 and acquired a handsome property. He died Jan. 10, 1868. Ingersoll Stanwood and his wife, Matilda, came form Ill. to Or. in 1852, settling near Vancouver. Mrs. Stanwood died in April 1882, leaving 11 children with their father. Thomas Nerton, born in Eng. in 1822, married Eliza Lakin in 1852, and immigrated to Or. the same year. He settled in Washington in 1855, residing in Clarke co. until his death in Sept. 1882. He left a wife and 13 children H. Martin, a vertran mountain man, a North Carolinian by birth, settled north of the Columbia in or about 1840. He planted 8 orchards in Washington, and ate of the fruits of each successively. He died in Jun 1862, aged 85 years. Frederick Shobert, a native of Penn., came to Or. in 1851, settling in Clarke co. He died in Sept 1871, aged 65 years. Two pioneers of 1848, Felix Dodd and Henry Beckman, residents of Clarke co., died in April 1879, penniless. [original in one paragraph and this is the end of paragraph and page copied]
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Sources! One reason why more is better.
by CCGS member Patricia Bauer, who with Gene Keuchman has edited the Newsletter for years. Pat also has been webmaster for our web-page from the very start as well as doing a chat room with Nancy Peterson. Well done, Pat!
Pat Bauer at age 1 gave me the name Alice Patricia. In
fact, Grandma’s Why do you name wasn’t Alice need more than Patricia, it was one source? Alice Euphemia People new to (an old Scottish genealogical name), and I’ve research often thanked my lucky wonder why is it so stars many times important to get that Doc Hockett more than one didn’t know source, if at all Grandma’s real possible, for each name! item of information. I can offer myself as an Three sources example, because future generations looking for now, and three a little girl named “Marjorie Marie McKee,” born different names. in 1931 in Vancouver, Washington, will only find But wait - this story doesn’t end here. If my her in a story in the Vancouver Columbian in late descendants check the 1940 Clark County, June of that year. Washington, Federal Census for Amboy, they will According to the Columbian, Roy McKee was find me living with my grandmother as just plain celebrating the birth of his first child, a 10-pound Patricia. And Washington has marriage records baby daughter. The problem was that Roy, my digitized and available on line, but when my father, didn’t really know what he and my mom, descendants look there, they will find that in 1949 Katy (Mathys) Shelton McKee, were going to Donald E. Bauer married A. Patricia McKee. name me. He thought it was Marjorie Marie, but One more public record that my descendants can a birth announcement in Katy’s handwriting calls check is my voter’s registration in Clark County, me Marjorie Louise McKee. This birth Washington. There they will find the name Alice announcement is very precious to me, since my Patricia Bauer, my married name. mom died in 1934, before I was three years old. Six sources, five different versions of my Two sources so far, and two different names. given names: Marjorie Marie, Marjorie Louise, Imagine the chagrin in the McKee household Alice Patricia, Patricia, A. Patricia. when Dr. Lester Hockett, the doctor who My birth certificate and my voting record are delivered me at home, told them he had filled out the only sources that agree on my name. Now my birth certificate at the Clark County you know why I use apmb as my email Courthouse (common practice at the time) with identification. I’m Alice Patricia McKee Bauer, my maternal grandmother’s name. When Alice but you may call me Pat. Hardy married George McKee in 1897, the Incidentally, it’s a family tradition to go by a marriage license listed her name as Alice P. (shortened) middle name. My father was Archie Hardy. Apparently Doc Hockett, a long-time Leroy McKee, but he always went by the name family friend, asked Grandma what the P stood Roy. for, and she must have told him Patricia. So he
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La Center News
The La Center News was brought down to the March CCGS General meeting as a part of an exhibit shared by Dr. Barbara Barnhart (President) and Tom Wooldridge. These museum board members shared some of the history of La Center with us. The La Center News was edited by LaCenter High School, published by a local businessman, Geo. A. Haskins. Names and the article they belong with have been abstracted for your enjoyment.
Vol 1 No 1, La Center, Clarke County, Washington, Tuesday, November 28, 1922
Page 1: short play for Christmas. Town to Hold Election The regular town election will be held on December Messages of sympathy are being sent to Buster sixth for the purpose of electing two councilmen and a Gaither who is out of school with a sore foot. He is treasurer. Mr. Brevick and Mr. Button are candidates lamenting the fact that he is unable to attend the for treasurer while Mr. Shaner, Mr. Rhodes, R. basket ball game between Woodland and La Center. Hobert, and A. J. Marsh are candidate for The four High School classes have completed their councilmen. It is hoped that town residents will show organization, having chosen their officer and their as much interest in the coming election as was shown class colors. The officers and t the colors of the in the last school election. different classes are as follows: Seniors: Guilford Leverett, President; Elmer Mutual Station to Move Beckman, Vice President; Alfred Soehl, Secretary. The Mutual Creamery will be forced to vacate its Juniors: Wayne Jaskari, President, Martin Olsen, corner location after December the first. Mr. Pelkey Vice President; Raymond Lauton, Secretary. The intends to occupy the Hobert building as soon as it is class colors are blue and gray. moved to its new location but until that time will have Sophomores: Ellert Olsen, President; Rita to seek a temporary location. Kuntson, Vice President; Winifred McFarlane, Secretary. The class colors are old rose and green. To Move building. Freshman: Elna Dalin, President; Howard F. D. Hobert will move another building from the Anderson, vice president; Guy Chicks, Secretary. lower part of town in the near future. This building will The different classes have been wearing ehir colors be placed between his store and the town hall. this week, each class trying to outdo the other and even “Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one Truck Franchise Refused of these.” At the hearing on November 15 T. W. Finnegan was On one of the trucks which went over to Woodland to refused a franchise to operate a truck between here the basket ball game, one of the girls was heard to dry, and Portland. The ground for refusal was that the “Oh, Mr. Knutson! Stop the truck. I’ve dropped my public is getting ample service from the present time. wig out of the window.” “Oh, never mind,” remarked a fellow passenger, “There is a switch on the other side Page 2: of Woodland.” School News Mrs. Carson’s room is preparing a program for The “pep” meeting of Friday noon which preceded Christmas which will consist of the following items: the first woodland game brought the Intermediate Three plays, three songs, one or two drills and there room to the windows to see what the noise was all will also be a couple of recitations. about. The High School serpentine out to the gym to the time of “Oh yes, L. C H. S.” waving heir pom poms The students of Mr. Carson’s room have organized a high. There followed some rousing ells led by yell society for the purpose of training in parliamentary leader Gertrude Smith and entered into a vim by all usage. They are planning to give a program each present. month. The Girls of the Sophomore class made very attractive numbers for the boy’s basket ball suits in In order not to be outdone by the High School students time for the Woodland game. the seventh and eighth grade are editing a paper. It The primary room has started in practicing for a contains various sections, and those contain various
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sections, and these who are in charge are as follows: the place. Current Events, William Ahsein; Fashion, Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. G. Button, who have been visiting for Kane; Athletics, Francis Lauton; Advertisements, several weeks at the home of their son Mr. Carl Gladys Bradway; Personal Column, Thelma Harry; Button, have returned to their home in Teko, Society column, Florence Bacon; Jokes and riddles, Washington. Marjorie Brothers; Stories, Marjorie Larson; Poetry, Vera Cooper who has been attending high school at Mildred Allen. Centralia will be home Saturday for the Thanksgiving vacation. She will remain with her mother a week. A traveling library has arrived a the La Center Speaking of chickens, John Fleming has under school from Olympia. There are a few books of construction a chicken house of the modern type. We instruction as well as many interesting story books. hear that he is planning on raising the Plymouth Rock The pupils of the school are very enthusiastic over the and Brown Leghorn. chance of new reading material, some scarcely being Miss Cheever for Woodland givers music lessons at able to wait until the library came. Mrs. S. Fanning’s house on Thursdays. She has a There is a set of “Anne” books by Montogomery, class of seven. The beginners are progressing rapidly, other books by Zane Grey, Curwood, Service and as she makes the study very interesting to them. High Lewis, besides a large book of games and one on school students will get credits on their lessons. foods. A few books for the little fellow were tucked in Basketball season is with us but the boys of the also. lower grades are lured outside by the sunshine and The school is helping to add to its own library soon. are still playing marbles. Three holes seen to be the A wonderful opportunity has been offered to the school favorite sport and all pockets jingle with “crockeys” and to sell all of the old papers that can be collected at 50c “glasseys.” a hundred pounds. The pupils are all helping in this Ed Glass has left our community to work in a and any contribution that the citizens of the community sawmill in Oregon. make will be greatly appreciated. The bridge over Lockwood creek is being repaired and traffic has to take a lowly place. The school bus [Page 3] fording the stream while the pupils walk on the plank. LOCAL HAPPENINGS (selected) Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garver with their little daughter J. Dunn is now working in a mill at Yacolt. Gene left Friday for Portland where they will make Mr. C. Abrahamson is driving about these days in a their home. Bert is working in Kelso but is unable to new Ford. obtain a house there so his family will spend the winter We hear that our old friend Alice Harry has been in Portland. visiting her parents for a few days. Last Friday evening Mrs. Gaither and Miss Once more Old Glory is waving over the La Center Fitzsimmons were hostesses for the Five hundred school for our new flag has arrived. club. Mrs. Madge Headley and Mr. Vale received first Mrs. George Adams and her nephew quite recently prizes and Mr. Woodward and Mrs. Ernest left for Canada to visit her sister who lives there. Anderson took consolation prizes. The 500 club Erik Dalin is digging well on his place. The well will meets every two weeks on Friday evenings. be about thirty feet deep and will be used to water the The slight epidemic of skin disease which had such stock. a run in the Woodland schools recently reached La Shortly after their sale of November 14th, Mr. and Center school the latter part of last week. Since, Mrs. T. Taylor left for Portland. So far their place is according to Dr. Leasiter the disease is very not occupied. contagious, all children sowing symptoms have been John Soehl left Friday morning for Portland where sent home immediately and the epidemic is fairly well he is still taking treatment for his arm which was hurt in under control at present. the accident last August. Leland Fanning a son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Fanning W. A. Tate and family have moved onto the Jack of their town, who was a graduate of Vancouver High Olsen place. Mr. Tate left Wednesday for St. Helens School last year was attending the agricultural college where he will work for a short time. at Pullman when he has taken ill with typhoid. He was Miss Anne Knauf will spend Thanksgiving as the in the hospital for six weeks but is out again. If it is guest of Mr. Teabold, who will be remembered as the possible he will take up his studies again the Monday Intermediate room teacher of last year. after Thanksgiving. C. B. Anderson has rented his ranch at Diamond Mrs. G. O. Thomas of Silverton, Oregon is Hill to Mr. C. H. Sheehan of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. spending the week end with her mother Mrs. A. C. Anderson are now living on the old Turnblown place. Relyea of this city. Knute Johnson, who was living on the old Thronbloom place has moved to Bend, Oregon. C. LA CENTER HIGH WINS BASKET BALL GAME B. Anderson formerly of Diamond Hill is now living on In a fast game here Friday night La Center High
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defeated Woodland High by a score of 12 to 11. Only CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS once were the visitors in the lead and this was but a We Noticed: few seconds. That Mr. Fanning put in a new side walk in front of his Woodland was handicapped by a foreign floor while place. a new ball kept the local team form running away from That the fence by the highway has been knocked their opponents in the first half which ended 3 to 2 in down again. La Center’s favor. That the weeds have been cleared from around the monument ground and a new flagpole set up. WHAT THEY ARE THANKFUL FOR The new highway thru town in getting muddy. The High School for the exams being over. That there is a new road crossing in the town and The High School that there were not ten Exams. room for many others. Wm. Pelkey that the farmers are being in lots of That Bill Basham has a fire and put into use the hose cream as he licks the cans. cart. Francis Green that he is holding his own. That C. E. Rhodes improved his palce by plowing. Lee Osburn that he got a school teacher. That Carl Button is having his parlor papered. The Farmers that the price of spuds is no lower. That one of the old buildings has been removed and Miss White that her line up of suitors is steadily thus much improved the town. growing. That the fire comanpy would make better speed if Tom The Kids on the truck that they have a good road over Finnegan would walk instead of riding to the fire. the fill at the creek. The Sophies that they didn’t start something. Warsh & Richardson will soon have a nice line of [Sophomores] Christmas goods on display. Gertrude that she has a cold as she is the yell leader Haskins can weld it so it will hold. Reasonable too at and there a game Friday night. Pacific Highway Garage. Ray Lawton that he has only the joke column. Pat Kane that Sears and Roebuck send only two ADS WITH NAMES IN THEM: issues in one year of their large catalogue. Finnegan Bros.—feed store Alfred Soehl that his girls are many and their suitors Matt Woodward’s Place – tobacco & confections few. Poole & Bradway – shoes, groceries, shingles George Headly that all of the school teacher are not La Center Hotel – C. B. Forbes, Prop. married. Dr. W. E. Wilson, dentist. We for the things we have got for the things we [Hugh] Shaner’s Barber Shop haven’t got might be worse that those we have got. Mutual Creamery Co. – Wm. Pelkey, agent Elmer Beckman that the floors have no more dirty La Center Mercantile Co. – Marsh & Richardson than they have. Spencer’s hall – dance with Meade’s Orchestra O. H. Carson that there is still hopes of the stores T. Headley & Son – Farm Implements, General running out of sweet carpet tacks. Blacksmithing The Editors that this paper is a Monthly instead of Greely’s La Center Garage, authorized Ford Sales daily. and Service Geo. A. Haskins – Repair, Gas, Oil, Chevrolet FIRE CAUSES LITTLE DAMAGE headquarters Fire at the residence of W. Basham Friday morning F. D. Hobert – groceries, dry goods, stoves caused little damage. The apparatus of the fire (M. J. B. Coffee – 39c 1 # can; $1.17 3 # can; $1.95 # department arrived on the scene in time to prevent a 5 can) serious blaze. The firemen say that the cart developed considerable speed on its way to the fire.
Genealogy without documentation is mythology,it’s hearsay.
Often quoted by Geoff Rasmussen of LegacyFamilyTree, of Millennia’s Legacy Family Tree, it’s very true. Have you sourced your information so that others can find your source – or if you can “refind” it after several years? If not, start today with your documentation. And remember to back up your information. Give a copy of your work to a relative – have a copy available to you outside your immediate realm.
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Poll Results of Vancouver County, Oregon Territory (1846-1850)
Yes, Vancouver County, Oregon Territory! Clark County was known as Vancouver County, Oregon Territory, when first formed. Election reports are on file at the Oregon State Archives in Salem. They can be found on Micro Film 24, Reel 42, Provisionial and Territorial Records, Doc. 1571-1834. The number (#1721) indicates the record found on this roll. Those having Vancouver (or one with Lewis County) in them have been transcribed here. Thanks to Christoph Miller who brought attention to these papers. Copied by Jane Germann.
#1721 on June 1, 1846: the following named persons were severally elected At an Election held at Fort Vancouver in the County of by the qualified votes of said Territory, as Vancouver, Oregon Territory, on the first day of June Representatives, To Wit: A.D. 1846, the following named persons received the Clackamas County: Hiram Straight, A. J. Lovejoy, W. number of Votes annexed to their respective names, Y. Trauls [?] for the following described officer, to wit: Tualaty County: Joseph Q. [?] Meek, D. H. [?] ___County Officers___ Lonsdale, Lawrence Hall Henry N. Peers had forty five votes for Yam Hill Cy: Thomas Jefferys, Absalom J. Hembree Representatives. Clatsop Co.: Geo. Summers Thomas Lowe had forty five votes for Treasurer. Vancouver: Denny N. Peers George Aitken had thirty three votes for Sheriff & Lewis Co.: W. T. Tolume [?] assessor. Champoeg County: Angus McDonald, A. Chamberlin, ___Territorial Officers ___ Jesse Looney, Robert Newel Robert Newell (Champooiac) had forty two votes for Polk County (held the 6th July by order of the Colonel. government): J. E. Williams, J. D. Boone Wm. Isaac Smith (Twalaty Plains) have twenty six I, Fred C. Paigg, Secretary of Oregon Territory, hereby votes for Lieut. Colonel. certify, that the above is a correct list of the ______The proposed Amendments being put to the Representatives elected at the General Election of vote the following was the result, to wit: 1846, according to the several returns now of file, and Forty two votes given in favor of Organic Law entered in the Territorial Record Book at the relating to Land Claims, remaining unaltered. Secretary’s Officer in Oregon City ~~~ Fred C. Paigg, Forty votes given in favor of the County Judges Secy. being chosen by the people of the County, and not being appointed by the House of Representatives #1724 Vancouver Elections matters 47 Memorandum: No other Candidates were proposed At an Election held at Fort Vancouver in the County for the above officers, and the Electors present who of Vancouver, Oregon Territory, on the seventh day of did not give their votes in favor of the foregoing June A.D. One Thousand eight hundred and forty Officer, declined voting for any other. A good number seven, the following named persons received the of qualified voters were also necessarily absent, from number of Votes annexed to the respective names for unavoidable causes. the following Officers, to wit: Certified by me at Fort Vancouver this eighth day of ___Territorial Officers___ June A.D. 1846. George Abernethy – had forty Votes for Governor Thomas Lowe, Judge of Election. A. L. Lovejoy – had nine Votes for Governor Attest: William Sinclair, Clerk of Election. ___ County Officers ___ Henry N. Peers—had 39 Votes for Representative #1722 June 1, 1846 Richard Lane – had forty Votes for Judge Be it remembered, that at a General Election held in Robert R. Thompson – had forty-five Votes do Oregon Territory on the first day of June A.D. 1846, John White – had forty two Votes do
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Richard Covington has thirty six Votes for Clerk of 25. Murdock McLeod [see #18, is this a Jr.?] County 26. Joseph Bouchard A. L. Lewes – had thirty eight Votes for Treasurer 27. John McLean William Ryan – had thirty nine Votes for Sherriff and 28. Peter Cork [Cook?] Assessor 29. George Aitkin Memorandum: No other Candidates were prepared 30. Richard Johnson for the above Offices and the Elector present who did 31. James Search [?] not give their vote in favor of the foregoing Officers, 32. Peter Honlaws [?] declined voting for any other a large number of 33. William Craigie qualified Votes were also necessarily absent from 34. Charles Turnbull unavoidable causes. 35. John Glenn Certified by me at Fort Vancouver this 8th day of 36. Denis Duval June A.D. 1847. George Atkins, Judge of Election, 37. Pierre Girard [Gerard?] attested: William Sinclair, Clerk of Election 38. Syrus [?] Barnes 39. G. A. Wilson [Nelson?] #1725 Poll Book of the Election at Vancouver: 40. John Boisarth [Bozarth?] [It was a grid with] Names of Voters, [then empty 41. Nicholas Llynne [Slynne?] categories]: A. L. Lovejoy, Govr; G. Abernethy, Govr; 42. William Bonde [Boode?] H. N. Peers, Repres’nt; R. Lane, Judge, R. Thompson 43. George Harvey ditto, John White ditto, R. Covington, Clerk of County; 44. Washington Hall A. L. Lewes, Treasurer; Wm. Ryan, Sheriff & Assessor; 45. Mason Ducharme [?] 1. James Douglas 46. James McCarthy 2. Forbes Barclay 47. Antone Azure [?] 3. Richard Lane 48. Joseph Kaples [Caples????] 4. Daniel Haney 49. Abraham Ruby 5. Henry N. Peers 50. George Cheffrnaumaphlin [Sherffananaphlin?] 6. William Sinclair [1850 22 clerk Rupert’s Landing] 51. Joseph Petrain 7. James Thomas [Totals] 9, 40, 39, 40, 44, 42, 36, 38, 39 8. William Todd I hereby Certify that this is a true Statement of the 9. Richard Covington [1850 with wife Ann, his 31 Polls as witness my hand, this 7th day of June 47, Eng] William Sinclair, clerk of Election George Aitkin, 10. William Ryan [1850 w/ family, 36 farmer 2000 Judge of Election. Ire.] 11. D. P. Burns #1747 12. Edward Spencer [1850 30 MO] As an Election held at Fort Vancouver, in the County 13. Narcisse Raymond [1850 Joseph Raymond, 50 of Vancouver, Oregon Territory on the fifth day of Can.] June A.D. 1848 the following named persons received 14. Charles Deroche the number of Votes annexed to their respective 15. Joseph Coutiere names for the following described Offices, to wit: 16. William Brua [Bruce?] ___County Offices___ 17. Roman Martin Adolphus Lee Lewes had forty Votes for 18. Merdock McLeod [see # 25] Representative 19. Alfred Williams ____ Gibbin has thirty eight Votes for Justice of Peace 20. Rocque Duchaway [Duchamay] [1850, maybe ____ Parker had two Votes for Justice of Peach Rouge Duehamay] William Ryan had thirty nine votes for Sheriff 21. Albert Parker Daniel Haney had thirty nine votes for Coroner 22. Peter Nelson [Wilson?] ______23. G. W.[?] McAllen The proposed amendments being put to the vote 24. Ellis Walker the following was the result, to wit:
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Twenty-nine votes given in favor of Prohibit There have been Proclamations issued by the Twenty-five votes given in favor of Regulate Governor calling for elections to fill the vacancies in the different counties. They only returns of the Thirty six Votes were given in favor of the insertion special Election received at the Secretary Office are of Clerk of the County Court in lieu of Territorial those of Clackamas County, which show A. F. Hedges Recorder in Article which section full of the Organic and M. Crawford to be the members elected to fill Laws And for the proposed Amendment to the Oath the vacancies of said county. Oregon City, Oregon of Office. ______territory, December 6th A.D. 1848 S. M. Holderness, Mem: No other Candidates were proposed for the Sec. Or. Terr. above offices And the Electors present who did not give their Votes in favor of the foregoing Offices, #1751 [this document should follow #1747 as it declined voting for any other a good number of shows how and who voted] qualified voters were also necessarily absent from Poll Book of the Election at Fort Vancouver unavoidable causes. Names of Voters [columns: Representative: A. Lee Certified by us at Fort Vancouver this fifth day of Lewes; Coroner: Daniel Handy [?]; Sheriff: Wm Ryan; June A.D. 1848 Justice of the Peace: Gibbon then Parker; Proposed David Findley, George Aitkin, Judges of Election, Amendment; “Regulate,” “Prohibit” attest: John Charles, Clerk of Election; com 30 July 1. Forbes Barclay: ////x//x 2. Richard Lane: ////x//x #1750 3. George Aitkin: ////x/x/ To the Honorable, the Members of the Legislature 4. Norman Martin: ////x//x of Oregon Territory: 5. William Ryan: ///x//x/ “Bent” The following is a list of the names of the 6. John Charles: ////x//x members elected to the Legislature as appears by the 7. Charles Forrest: ////x//x returns from the several counties of the Election held 8. Richard Covington: ////x/x/ throughout the Territory on the 5th day June ult. 9. John Crosby: ////x/x/ Subjoined is a list of those members who have 10. William Bruce: ////x//x resigned and left the Territory: 11. John Kapping [first letter of last name uncertain]: Counties Names Members ////xxxx Clackamas County: A.L. Lovejoy, Geo. L. Curry, I. S. 12. William Craigie: ////x//x Snook 13. Abraham Raly: ////x/x/ Tualatin County: Samuel R. Thurston, Peter H. 14. William Sinclair: ////x//x Burnett, Ralph Wilcox 15. Patrick Rail [Bail? Bassil]: ////x/x Champoeg County: Albert Gains, Robt Newell, Wm. 16. Alexander Pambrun:: ////x//x I. Bailey, Wm. Pertest [Portes?] 17. Edward Spencer: ////x//x Yam Hill: Absolom J. [or I.] Hembree, Levi A. Rice, 18. George Haney: ///x///x Wm Martin 19. William Wilson: ////xxxx Polk: Harrison Linville, I. Al. Nesmith [J. Al. Nesmith], 20. Henry Caines [Dains?]: ////x/x/ O. Russell 21. Charles Bell [Rell?]: ////x//x Linn: Henry I. Peterson, Anderson Cox 22. Henry Williamson: ////x/x/ Lewis: Levi L. Smith 23. Joseph Petrain: ////x//x Clatsop: A. H. Thompson 24. Christopher Phelly [Shelly?]: ////x/x Vancouver: Adolphus Lee Lewes 25. John Calder: ////x/x/ List of Members resigned or left the Territory: Continued 25 25 25 23 2 23 13 10 [vote sub-totals] Clackamas: A. L. Lovejoy, I. S. Smith 26. Robert Johnstone: ////x//x Tualatin: Peter H. Burnett 27. Marie Haguet: ////x/x/ Champoeg: Robt. Newell 28. Charles Bayfield: ////s/s/ Polk: J. W. Nesmith, O. Russell 29. Joseph Handisty [Handisly ?]: ////s//s Lewis: Levi L. Smith 30. Edward Daigneau: ////s/s/
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31. Henry E. Fellows: /x//xxxx 11. Xavier Cattman 32. Louis Ame Daunais: //s/sss/ 12. Lewis Aslonia [Delonia?] 33. Joseph Ducharme Diomason: ////x/x/ 13. John Bp Pratlo 34. Joseph Thibeault: ////x//x 14. Oliver Dauphine 35. Iezreel Bridgefarmer: ////x//x 15. Domique Farron 36. Pierre Dechamp: ////x//x 16. Michel Cottonore, jr. 37. George Folster: ////x//x 17. Simon Gill 38. Joseph Couture: ////x/x 18. J. H. Lewis 39. David Finlay: ////x/x/ 19. John R. Jackson 40. Adolphus Kent: ////x/x/ 20. Bert Laramie J. G. Campbell: xxxxxx/x Columbia Lancaster Delegate to Congress Twenty James Grahame: xxxxxx/x Votes Owen H. Bozorth: xxxxxx/x J. Mc Clue or McClure for Council Twenty Votes Joseph Plouffe [Plousse?]: xxxxxxx/ M. T. Simmons for Representative Twenty Votes David Membree [Hembree]: xxxxxxx/ We the undersigned Judges do hereby Certify that Hilsand Gilbot [Gilbert?]: xxxxxxx/ the above is a rue statement of the Poll Books as Pierre St tendric [/}: xxxxxxx/ Voted at the Cowlitz Precinct this fourth day of June Ferdinand LeBrie: xxxxxxx/ 1849. Simon Gill, Louis Delauman, Judges, Joshua H. Samuel Berguson: xxxxxxx/ Lewis, John R. Jackson, Clerks. Paullette Charlebois: xxxxxxx/ Archbishop Blanchet: xxxxxxx/ 1831. Poll Book [Clarke County, Oregon Territory. J. B. A. Brouillet: xxxxxxx/ Poll Book of an election held at the house of H. J. G. Continued: 40 39 39 38 2 36 22 27 [vote sub-totals] Maxon in Clarke county, Oregon Tgerritory, on Louis B. [or P.] G. Roussian [Roussian]: xxxxxxx/ Monday the third day of June A.D. 1850, for the L. A. Le Bas-mill [?]:xxxxxxx” election of one Representative in the House of Monsieur Delevaud: xxxxxxx/ Representatives of said Territory; and also for the [Totals] 40 30 30 38 2 36 22 29 [vote totals] elction of the Judge of Probate, one Clerk of Probate, Certified by us at Fort Vancouver this fifth day of one Sheriff, one Treasurer, one Assessor, three June A. D. 1848. David Findley, George Aitkin, Justices of the Peace and three Constables as in and Judged of Election; attest: John Charles, Clerk of for said county of Clarke. Election. No. Voters 1 Wm. Goodwin 1773 [Lewis County] Poll Book: 2 S. D. Maxon Cowlitz Precinct, Lewis County, Oregon Territory 3 David C. Parker For Delegates to Congress//For the Council//For 4 Richard Ough Representative 5 James Duncan No. Names: Columbia Lancaster, James W. Nesmith, 6 John Brown Joseph Meek, Thruston// John McClure, // M. T. 7 Joseph Gibbons Simmons 8 H. J. G. Maxon 1. John Bp Rell 9 Andrew K. Williams 2. Lemon Plamonden 10 John Morley 3. Michel Cottonnon, Sen Representative: H. J. G Maxon (8) 4. Peter Beckeack [Buleack?] Daniel Brownfield (1) 5. Lewis Latoure Judges of Probate: Amos M. Short (8) 6. John Bp Provo John C. Allman (10) 9. Ignace Lazier Wm Goodwin (9) 8. Phesce Joyul [?] Clerk of Probate: Richard H. Lonsdale (10) 9. Martsall Bernier Sheriff: Andrew C. Bolon (10) 10. Peter St. Germain Treasurer: S. D. Maxon (9)
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Assessor: Andrew K. Williams (9) 7 D. F. Brownfield Justices of Peace: Daniel Brownfield (10) 8 Andrew J. Bolan Joseph Gibbons (9) 9 Washington Lee Mr Mallick (10) 10 William Ryan Constables: John Brown (9) 11 Francis Camp Mr. Beers (10) 12 Frederick Bier We the undersigned judges of an election held at the 13 John C. Smith house of H. J. G. Maxon in Clark county, Oregon Territory, on Monday the 3d day of June A.D. 1850, do We the undersigned, Judges of election, held at the certify that for the office of Representative of the House of Amos M. Short, in the county of Clarke, House of Representatives of said Territory H. J. G. Oregon Territory, on Monday, the third day of June, Maxon received 8 votes, and Daniel Brownfield 1 A.D., 1850, for the elections of one Representing the vote; for Judges of Probate Amos M. Short received House of representatives of said Territory, and also 8 votes, John C. Allman rec’d 10 votes, Wm Goodwin for the election of county officers in and for said rec’d 9 votes; for Judges of probate Richard H. county, do herby certify, that for the office of Lansdale rec 10 votes; for Sheriff Andrew C. Bolon Representative H. J. G. Maxon. rec’d 10 votes; for Treasurer S. D. Maxon Rec’d 9 For Judge of Probate Amos M. Short received thirteen votes; for Assesor Andrew K. Williams rec’d 9 votes; votes (13) for Justies of Peace, Daniel Brownfield Rec’d 10 For Judge of Probate John C. Allman received twelve votes, Joseph Gibbons rec’d 9 votes, Mr. Mallick rec’d votes (12) 10 votes; for constables John Brown re’d 9 votes For Judge of Probate William Goodwin received and Beers rec’d 10 votes. thirteen votes (13) Joseph Gibbons For Clerk of Probate Richard H. Lansdale received 13 James Duncan votes (13) D. C. Parker For Sheriff Andrew J. Bolon received twelve votes Judges (12) This is a correct poll Book given under our hand and For Assessor Andrew J. Williams received thirteen seals the day and date brove written. A. K. Williams, votes (13) clerk. For County Treasurer S. D. Maxon received thirteen votes (13) 1831 ½ Election Returns, Clark County, Filed June For Justice of the Peace Daniel Brownfield received 11th, 1850 thirteen votes (13) 1831A For Justice of the Peace Joseph Gibbons received Poll Book of an election held at the house of Amos M. thirteen votes (13) Short in Clarke county, Oregon Territory, on Monday, For Justice of the Peace George Mellick [Mallick] the third day of June, A. D. 1850, for the election of received thirteen votes (13) one Representative in the House of Representatives For Constable John Brown received twelve votes (12) of said Territory and also for the election of three For Constable Frederick Beers received twelve votes Judges of Probatge, one Clekr of Probae, one Sheriff, (12) one county Treasurer, one Assessor, three Justices of For Constable Henry Allman received twelve votes the Peace, and three Constables in and for said (12) county. R. H. Lansdale & D. R. Brownfield, Clerks; George No. Voters’ Names Malick, John C. Allman, Amos M. Short, Judges of the 1 Henry Allman election 2 J. T. Lovelace 3 R. H. Lansdale Offices Candidate’s Name No. of votes received 4 Amos M. Short by each 5 George Mallick For Representative H. J. G. Maxon 13 6 John C. Allman Judges of Probate Amos M. Short 13
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John C. Allman 12 Joseph Gibbons 13 William Goodwin 13 George Mallick 13 Clerk of Probate Richard H. Lansdale 13 Constables John Brown 12 Sheriff Andrew J. Bolon 12 Frederick Beers 12 Assessor Andrew J. Williams 13 Henry Allman 12 County Treasurer S. D. Maxon 13 Justicesw of the Peace Daniel Brownfield 13
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Free is wonderful! by Jane Germann
I love a free website. I am a cheapskate— wanting to get the most for my money and free is wonderful. I was on the HeritageQuest site of our local library (FVRL) one night when I was plugging through trying to find a Revolutionary ancestor to connect to MY family. (Larry’s family already had several documented members.) Anyway, I was checking on my Gilman connection and he was there. William Gilman! The file was only four pages in length, but the handwritten list of his children was priceless. It couldn’t get any better than this! But wait – whose is the name at the bottom on the list? Who is this Jonathan Thomas? He was born April 18, 1740. That’s 40 to 50 years older than the children and about 20 years older than William and Anna Gilman. Could this be Anna’s father? Further research verified that he was her father! Yeah! Not only had I found a list of William’s children, but also his wife’s father. Most of my relatives of that era living in what would become the US were either too young or too old to be revolutionary heroes and I had finally found one. The Fort Vancouver Regional Library has recently redesigned its website. I discovered this a week ago when preparing for a class for the Clark County Genealogical Society. Find the website by googling Fort Vancouver Regional Library and clicking on the first google (it should have sirsi.net in the address). Then click on Hobbies & Interests, then Genealogy. There are several free links (remember, FREE is wonderful), two sites you need a card for [c], and for Ancestry you need to go to the library to access. The exciting thing is that now you can get a password at the library and use the site at the library on your laptop! They also had a sidebar for Washington State genealogy. Yes. Free is wonderful!
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Muster Roll Lewis River Mounted Rangers By order of the Gen. of Washington Territory Oct. 25th 1855 [doc.109] Copy of Appointment List of Capt. Wm Bratton Company Horses; Expenses and Receipts: Name, No. of horses, Val. of horses, Value of Rigging, Value of Arms
1. C. Lancaster, 1, 100.00, -- 50.00 17. William A. Miller, 1, 100.00, --, -- 2. Joseph Caples, 1, 100.00, --, 50.00 18. C. C. Bozarth, 1, 200.00, 20.00, 20.00 3. T. R. Little, 1, 100.00, --, 30.00 19. J. Eaton, 1, 100.00, --, 30.00 4. Wm. Bratton, 1, 100.00, 20.00, 40.00 20. J. H. Timman, 1, 100.00, 25.00, 50.00 5. H. C. Craft, 1, 100.00, 20.00, 25.00 21. Joe Blackiter, 1, 200.00, --, 25.00 6. J. Huff, 1, 100.00, 25.00, 25.00 22. D. R. R. Powers, 1, 100.00, --, 50.00 7. John Benzer, 1, 100.00, --, -- 23. P. Laffer, 1, 300.00, --, 70.00 8. J. Davenport, 1, 100.00, 22.50, 22.50 24. S. C. Achilles, 1, 100.00, 25.00, 40.00 9. Jno. S. Bozarth, 1, 300.00, 00, 60.00 25. A. Mesner, 1, 100.00, --, -- 10. S. J. Bozarth, 1, 150.00, --, 60.00 26. Richard Lane, 1, 100.00, --, 60.00 11. D. W. Gardiner, 1, 100.00, --, 30.00 27. B. D. Stevens, 1, 125.00, 25.00, 60.00 12. H. Caples, 1, 100.00, 25.00, 50.00 28. Jerry Eaton, 1, 100.00, --, 40.00 13. J. Ott, 1, 100.00, --, -- 29. Wm. Bratton, Jr., 1, 100.00, --, 20.00 14. O. W. Bozarth, 1, 300.00, --, 40.00 30. Andrew McIntyre, 1, 100.00, --, 50.00 15. L. Powell, 1, 100.00, 20.00, 20.00 31. J. C. Gilbraith, 0, 100.00, --, 40.00 16. William Powell, 1, 100.00, --, -- 32. T. Lamberson, 0, 100.00, --, 40.00
Muster Roll of Captain William Bratton’s Company of Lewis River Mounted Rangers, Washington Terry. Volunteers from the 25th day of October 1855 to the December 31[?] 1855 [doc. 110-111] hard to read, this is best interpretation: the categories are: number; name; rank; enlisted: when, where [all Lewis River except for John Tate who was from Vancouver, by whom [all by Enlisting Commander, Columbia Department, A. L. Caples except for William Bratton], how long [all 3 months]; remarks [some unreadable] [looks like Portland] 1. William Bratton, Capt. Oct. 17, 1855, blurry 6. Eaton, Jeremiah, Private, Nov 17th, 1855 1. Achilles Shubel C., 1st Lieut., Oct. 25, 1855, blurry 7. Eaton, Joseph, Private, Nov 17th 1855 1. John Davenport, 2nd Lieut., Nov. 1, 1855, blurry 8. Gardiner, Daniel W., Private, Nov 1st 1855 1. Thomas R. Lyttle, Sergt., Nov. 17, 1855 9. Gilbreath, John E., Private, Nov 17th 1855 2. Christopher Bozarth, Sergt., Nov. 17, 1855 10. Huff, Jefferson, Private, Oct 7th 1855 – on furlough to the 3. John H. Timmon, Sergt., Nov. 17, 1855 Legislative Assembly 4. Benj D. Stevens, Sergt., Oct. 25, 1855 11. Lane, Richard, Private, Nov 17th 1855 1. William Miller, Corpl., Nov. 17 1855 12. Loffer, Philip, Private, Nov 17th 1855 2. Squire J. Bozarth, Corpl., Oct 25, 1855 13. Lancaster, Columbia, Oct 7th 1855 3. Lewis Powell, Corpl., Oct. 27? or Nov 9th?, 1855 14. Lanburson, Timothy, Private, Nov 17 1855 4. J. U. Bansar, Corpl., Oct 29th, 1855 15. Mackentyer, Andrew, Private, Nov -- 1855 1. John S. Bozarth, Musician, Nov 1st, 1855 16. Powers, David R., Private, Nov 17th 1855 1. John Pollack, Com.Inf.[?], Oct. 20th 1855 17. Powell, William, Private, Nov 17th 1855 1. Bratton, William, Private, Nov 17th 1855 18. Powell, Jackson, Private, Oct 20th 1855 2. Bozarth, Owen W., Private, Oct 25, 1855 19. Tate, John, Private Oct. 20th 1855 (Vancouver) 3. Blackader, Joseph, Private, Nov 17th 1855 20. Huff, H. C., Private, Oct 26 1855 4. Caples, Joseph, Private, Nov 1st 1855 the second column was more difficult to read and only had 5. Caples, Hezekiah, Private, Nov 1st 1855 name, rank, with a remark for all (___ from the Lewis River
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___ __ Nov __ 1855 in serving in ____ Organization of the 3. William Jackson Sergt Cowlitz Company (a): 4. A. Patton Sergt [Doc. #115-116 had similar names and this hard to read 1. H. Towner capt document was checked against it.] 2. John Briba or Biba ? Withdrawn from the Company 3. J. S. Huntington 1. W. A. S. McCorckle Capt. 4. Peter Morse or Moase 1. James Redpath 1. Washburn, Samuel Private} 1. R. R. Parker Musician 2. Irwin William private 1. Elisha C. Mayhue Sergt 3. Ott Jacob private 2 Z. B. Miller Sergt Certified by William Bratton, Captain
Muster Roll of captain William Bratton’s Company of Lewis River Mounted Rangers, Washington Terr’y Volunteers th th from the 30 day of December 1855 to the date of the present Muster January 30 1856 [doc. 112] This document was fairly easy to read. Across the top: No.; Names; Rank; Enlisted: When, Where (all Lewis River), By whom: Gov. Mason, Period; Remarks 1. Bratton, William, Capt., Oct 14th 1855, 6m, Reenlisted 14. Miles, Spencer, Private, Jan 23rd 1855, 3m 1. Ashilles, Shurbel C., 1st Leiut., Oct 25th 1855, 6m, 15. Mesner, Daniel, Private, Jany 1st 1856, 3m Reenlisted 16. Poppleton, Edwin, Private, Jany 22 1856, 3m 1. Davenport, John, 2nd Lieut, Nov 1st 1885. 6m, Reenlisted 17. Powers, David R. R., Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m 1. Thomas R. Lyttle, Sergt., Nov 17th 1885, 6m, Reenlisted 18. Powell, William, Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m 2. Chris’r C. Bozarth, Sergt., Nov 17th 1855, 3m 19. Powell, Jackson, Private, OCT 17th 1855, 3m 3. John A. Timman, Sergt., Nov 17th 1855, 3m 20. Powell, Jepthah, Private, Jany 21st 1856, 3m 4. Hezekiah Caples, Segt., Nov 1st 1855, 6m, Reenlist 21. Springer, John, Private, Jany 30th 1856, 3m 1. John S. Bozarth, Musician, Nov 1st 1855, 3m 22. Williams, John, Private, Jany 14th 1856, 3m 1. John Pollack, Com Infy, Oct 20th 1855, 3m Reenlist 23. Whitaker, Isaac, Private, Jany 30 1856, 3m 1. William Miller, Corpl, Nov 17th 1855, 6m, Reenlist 24. Lucas (Indian), Private, Jany 20t 1856, 3m 2. Lewis Powell, Corpl, Nov 17th 1855, 3m 25. Onwaity (Indian), Private, Jany 20t 1856 3m 3. John U. Bonser, Corpl, Oct 27 1855, 6m, Reenlist On Furlough 4. Edgar Peppleton, Corpl, 3m 1. Jefferson Huff, Private, Oct 17th 1855, 3m 1. Bratton, Wm. Jun., Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m ~ Retired ~ 2. Blackader, Joseph, Private, Oct 25th 1855, 3m 1. Benj D. Stevens, Sergt., Time expired, 25th Jany 1856 3. Caples, Joseph, Private, Nov 1st 1855, 6m, Reenlist 2. Squire J. Bozarth, Capt., Time expired 17th Jany 1856 4. Eaton, Jeremiah, Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3 m 3. Col. Lancaster, Private, Time expired 14th Jany 1856 5. Eaton, Joseph, Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m 4. Owen W. Bozarth, Private, Time expired 25th Jany 1856 6. Gardiner, Danl W., Private, Nov 1st 1855, 3m 5. Henry C. Kraft, Private, Time expired 36th Jany 1856 7. Gilbreath, John E., Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m Reenlist I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct Roll of the 8. Irwin, William, Private, Jany 18, 1856, 3m Company of Lewis River Mounted Rangers of Washington 9. Lane Richard, Private, Nov 17th 1855, 6m, Reenlist Territory Volunteers under my command, and that it _____ 10. Lamberson, Timothy, Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m all the men who have served since the organization of the 11. Loffer [Leffler], Philip, Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m said Company, exclusive of these who joined the Cowlitz 12. Mackentyre, Andrew, Private, Nov 17th 1855, 3m Company A as shown in a former Muster Roll. William 13. NedrowError! Bookmark not defined., Christian, Private, Bratton, Captain, L.R.M.R. Jany 1st 1855, 3m
MUSTER ROLL of Captain William Bratton’s Company ( ) of the Lewis River Mounted Rangers of Clark County Washington Terr. Vols. Army of the United States, from the 25th day of October, 1855 to the 17th day of February, 1856 [doc. 113] This is an easy to read document, and has: No.; Name; Rank; Age; Nativity: Height: Feet, Inches; Complexion; Color; Color: hair, eye; Enlisted: when, where (all Lewis River), by whom (Bratton by Gov. Mason), all other by Capt. Bratton, period of enlistment(s); Names, Present; When; $ amount; Amount of clothing and other property charged to the members of
16 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington the company; remarks = same means same remark as above person. 1. William Bratton, Capt, 40, England, 5 10 1/2 , Ruddy; D. dark, O. Ter., Nov 1 ’55, 3&6m, Hezekiah Caples, Feb 17, Brown, Gray, Lewis River, Oct 17 ’55, 3&6, W. Bratton ’56, $63.75, same Feb. 17 ‘56, $84.75, Furnished Horse equipment and arms 6. Eaton, Joseph, private, 42, Illinois, 5 8 ½, fair, brown, 1. Schuber C. Achillas, 1st Lieut., 33, N. Hamp., 5 10 ½, gray, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Joseph Eaton, Feb Ruddy, Brown, Hazel, Oregon Ter., Oct 25 ’55, 3&6, S. C. 11 ’56, $61.50, same Achilles, Feb 11 ’56, $38.25, same 7. Eaton, Jeremiah, private, 16, Illinois, 5 5, fair, auburn, 1. John Davenport, 2nd Lieut., 32, Ohio, 5 11 ½, fair, auburn, gray, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Jeremiah Eaton, blue, Lewis River, Nov 1 ’55, 3&6, John Davenport, Feb Feb 17 ’56, $58.75, same 17 ’56, $33.00, same 8. Gardiner, Daniel W., private, 40, Mass., 5 6, Ruddy, grey, 1. Thomas R. Lyttle, 1st Sergt., 37, Penn., 6 0, Ruddy, blue, Lewis River, Nov 1 ’55, 3&6m, Daniel Gardiner, Feb Brown, Gray, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6, T. R. Lyttle, 17 ’56, $28.75, same Feb 11th ’56, $77.50, furnished horse equipment – territorial 9. Gilbreath, John, private, 22 Ark., 5 10 ½, dark, black, arms octamined [?] blue, O. Ter., Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, John Gilbrath, Feb 11 2. Christian C. Bouzarth, 2 Sergt., 24, Missouri, 5 8 3/4 , ’56, $31.50, same Ruddy, Brown, Blue, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6, C. C. 10. Kraft, Henry C., private, 36, Prussia, 5 11, Ruddy, Bozarth, Feb 11 ’56, 36.12, furnished horse equipment and brown, blue, Lewis River, Oct 26 ’55, 3m, not present, Jan arms 26 ’56, $00.00, same 3. John H. Timman, 3rd Sergt., 24, Germany, 5 8 ½, fair, 11. Lane Richard, private, 36, England, 5 4 ½, fair, auburn, brown, blue, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6, J. H. Timman, blue, O. Ter., Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Richard Lane, Feb 11 Feb 11 ’56, $39.50, same ’56, $46.75, Territorial Horse furnished equipment and 4. Benjamin D. Stevens, 4th Sergt., 28, N. Y., 5 10, fair, arms, horse returned brown, blue, O. Ter., Oct 25 ‘55, 3m, Not present, Jan 25 12. Lancaster, Columbia, private, 52, Conn., 5 8, Ruddy, ’55, $4.00, same Red, blue, Lewis River, Oct 17 ’55, 3m, not present, Jan 17 1. John S. Bouzarth [Bozarth], Musician, 31, Missouri, 6 0, ’56, $00.00, same fair, light, gray, Lewis River, Nov 1 ’55, 3m, not present, 13. Lamberson, Timothy, private, 47, Ohio, 5 8, Ruddy, Feb. 1 ’56, $34.00, same brown, gray, O. Ter., Nov 17 ’55, T. Lamberson, Feb 17 2. John Pollock, Commis. Sert., 31 Ireland, 6 0, fair, auburn, ’56, $16.75, Furnished Horse equipment and arms blue, Lewis River, Dec. 20 ’55, 6m, John Pollock, Feb 17 14. Laffer, Philip, private, 61, Penn., 5 11 ½, fair, gray, blue, ’56, $12.00, same O. Ter, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Philip Laffer, Feb 17 ’56, 1. William Miller, 1st Corporal, 31, Indiana, 6 0, ruddy, $1.00, same auburn, black, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, William 15. Huff, Jefferson, private, 40 Indiana, 6 0, Ruddy, brown, Miller, Feb. 11 ’56, $39.75, same blue, Lewis River, Oct 17 ’55, 3m, not present, Jan 17 ’56, 2. Lewis Powell, 2nd Cor., 25, Illinois, 5 6, ruddy, brown, $00.00, same dark, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Lewis Powell, Feb 16. Mackintyre, Andrew, private, 41, Ohio, 5 5 ½, dark, 17 ’56, $23.75, same black, black, Lewis River, Nov 17 “55, 3&6m, Andrew 3. John U. Bonzer, 3rd Cor. 48, Germany, 5 10, fair, brown, Mackentyre, Jan 17 ’56, $40.75, same blue, Lewis River, Oct 27th ’55, 3&6m, John U. Banzar, 17. Nedrow, Christian, private, 43, Penn., 5 5, fair, black, Feb 11 ’56, $48.50, same black, Lewis River, Jan 1 ’56, 6m, Christian Nedrow, Feb 4. Squire I. (or J.) Bouzarth [Bozarth], 4th Cor., 19, 11 ’56, $23.75, same Missouri, 6 1, fair, brown, blue, Lewis River, Oct 25th ’55, 18. Miles, Spencer D., private, 25, Ohio, 5 6, fair, black, gray, 3m, not present, Jan 25 ’56, $14.74, same O. Ter., Jan 28 ’66, 6m, Spencer Miles, Feb 11 ’56, $17.75, 1. Bratton, William Jun., Private, 16, England, 5 5 ½, fair, same brown, gray, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Wm. 19. Mesner, Daniel, private, 27, Ohio, 5 8 ½, fair, brown, Bratton, Feb 17 ’56, $55.75, Territorial horse, furnished Hazel, O. Ter., Jan 23 ’56, 6m, Daniel Mesner, Feb 17 ’56, Equip & arms, returned Horse $13.50, same 2. Bouzarth, Qwin W., private, 36, Missouri, 5 8, fair, brown, 20. Powers, David R. R., private, 21, Indiana, 5 5, fair, blue, Lewis River, Oct 25 ’55, 3m, not present, Jan 25 ’56, brown, Hazel, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, D. R. R. 4.00, Furnished Horse equipment and arms Powers, Feb 11 ’56, $22.50, Territorial Horse & equip 3. Blackader, Joseph, private, 22, Missouri, 5 9, fair, brown, furnished, arms, house and equip returned blue, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Joseph Blackader, Feb 5 ’56, 21. Powell, William, private, 27, Kentucky, 6 1, fair, light, $52.75, same blue, Lewis River, Nov 17 ’55, 3&6m, Wm. Powell, Feb 17 4. Caples, Joseph, private, 52, Ohio, 6 0, fair, gray, blue, O. ’56, $19.50, Territorial horse, Furnished equip 7 arms, horse Ter, Nov 1 ’55, 3&6m, Joseph Caples, Feb 11 ’56, $33.75, returned same 22. Powell, Jackson, private, 18, Missouri, 5 6, dark, brown, 5. Caples Hezekiah, private, 22, Ohio, 5 10, fair, auburn, dark, Lewis River, Dec 20 ’55, 3&6m, Jackson Powell, Feb
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17 ’56, 40.75, Furnished horse & equipment, Terr. arm Lewis River, Jan 28 ’56, 6m, John Springer, Feb 17 ’56, returned $49.75, same 23. Pappleton, Edgar, private, 23, N Y, 5 11 ¼, fair, brown, 28. Williams, John, private, 33, Ireland, 5 10 ½, fair, black, blue, O. ter, Jan 25 ’56, 6m, Edgar Pappleton, Feb 17 ’56, gray, O. Ter, Jan 10 or 14 ’56, 6m, John Williams, Feb 17 $41.75, same ’56, $16. 75, same 24. Pappleton, Edwin, private, 21, Ohio, 5 8, fair, brown, 29. Whitker, Isaac, private, 23, Ohio, 5 10, fair dark blue, blue, O. Ter., Jan 25 ‘ 56, 6m, Edwin Pappleton, Feb 17 Lewis River, Jan 25 ’56, 6m, sick, Feb 17 ’56, $37.75, ’56, $21.75, same Territorial house & equip furnished arm, horse & equipment 25. Powell, Jepthah, private, 35, Kentucky, 6 0, Ruddy, returned auburn, blue, W. Ter, Jan 26 ’56, 6m, Jeptha Powell, Feb 30. Lucas an Indian Half breed resident of Lewis River, 17 ’56, $15.50, same Lewis River, Jan 20 ’56, 6m, Lucas, Feb 11 ’56, $105.75, 26. Irwin, William, private, 24, NY, 6 0, Ruddy, auburn, blue, Furnished horse, Territorial arms lost Lewis River, Jan 23 ’56, 6m, Wm Irwin, Feb 17 ’56, 31. Anuity, a Clikitat Indian, Lewis River, Jan 20 ’56, 6m, $15.50, same Anuity, Feb 17 ’56, $106.50, same 27. Springer, John, private, 34, Ohio, 5 9 ½, fair, black, blue, [doc. 114] Muster Roll of Captain William Bratton’s Company of Mounted Rangers. 1st Regt. of Washington Territory Volunteers, army of the United States, from the 25th day of October 1855 to the 17 day of February 1856. I certify on Honor that this Muster Roll is made out in the manner required by law, that it exhibits the time state of Captain William Bratton’s Company of Mounted Rangers of the 1st Regt of Washington Territory Volunteers for the period herein mentioned, that the remarks set opposite the name of each officer and soldier are accurate and just and that the Recapitulations Exhibits in camp[?] particular the time state of the company. (Signed William Bratton, Capt. Comm’dg the Company) Bratton Capt. Discharge Muster Rolls, Lewis River Mounted Rangers, 1st Regt. W. T. Vols., (Copy) (15) Compared I certify on Honor that I have carefully examined this Muster Roll and that I have mustered out of the service of the Territory of Washington, this above named company of Volunteers. James Tilton, Adj. Gen. WT Vols.
Supplement to Muster Roll of Feb. 17th 1856 of L.R.M. Ranger [doc. 115 & back 116] No. of grade, Name, Rank, Date of withdrawal, Amount of Clothing Drawn: all withdrew Novem 17, 1856, The whole Furnished Arms and Equipment & Blankets and returned them; [The whole: ]see Seth Pope’s Bill of Clothing for each listed [not included] 1. N.A.S. McCorkle, Capt. 2. John Biba, Corpl. 1. James Redpath, 2 Lieut. 3. J. S. Huntington, Corpl., $58.35 1. Elisha Mayhue, Sergt. 4. Peter Moore, Corpl. 2. Z. S. Miller, Sergt. 1. Irwin Williams, Private 3. William Jackson, Sergt. 2. Ott Jacob, private 4. A. Pattan, Sergt. 3. Washburn Samuel, private 1. R.R. Foster, Musician 4. Hastings, Henry, private 1. H. Towner or Townen, Corpl.
Untitled Muster Roll showing Company Lewis River Mounted Rangers, Rank, Term of Commencement, Expiration, days served, blank to Amount of Charges [doc. 117-118] (easy to read; some names different than other musters & some names spelled differently even in same entry; dates were clearer on this document and used where dates were unclear on other documents, but the number of days served were overwritten and hard to read) William Bratton, Captain, October 17, February 17, 124d, Territorial horse, equipment, Ter. arms ____ $84.75, Territorial horse, equipment & arms Christopher C. Bozarth, 1st Sergt, Nov 17, Feb 17, 93d, Shubal C. Achilles, 1st Lt, October 25, February 11, 110d, $36.12, same $38.25, same John H. Timman, 2d sergt, Nov 17, Feb 17, 93d, $39.50, John Davenport, 2nd Lt, Nov 1, February 17, 109d, $33.00, same Territorial horses, equipment, Ter. arms ____ Benjamin D. Stevens, 4 Sergt., Oct 25, Jany 25, 96d, $4.00, same Thomas R. Lyttle, 1st Sept, Nov 17, Feb 17, 93d, $77.50, John Pollock, Com’y., Dec. 20, Feb 17, 60d, $13.00, same 18 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington
John S. Bozarth, Musician, November 1, Feb 1, 93d, $34.00, Lamburson, Timothy, private, Nov 17, Feb 17, 93d, $16.75, same same Loffer, Philip, private, Nov 17 Feb 17, 93d, $1.00, same William Muller, 1st Copl, Nov 17, Feb 11, 87d, $39,75, same Huff, Jefferson, private, Oct 17, Jany 17, 93d, $0.00, same Lewis Powell, 2nd Corpl, Nov 17, Feb 17th, 93d, $23.75, same McIntyer, Andrew, private, Nov 17, Jany 17th, 62d, $40.75, John U. Banser or Bonser, 3d Corpl, Oct 27, Feb 11th, 108, same $48.50, same Miles, Spencer D., private, Jan 28, Feb 11, 25d, $17.75, same Squire, J. Bozarth, 4th Corpl, October 25, Jany 25th, 96d, Mesner, Daniel, private, Jan 1, Feb 17th, 48d, $13.50, same $14.75, same Nedrow, Christian, private, Jan 1, Feb 11, 42d, $23.75, same Powers, David R. R., private, Nov 17, Feb 11, 87d, $22.50, Bratton William Jr., Private, Nov 17, Feby 17, 93d, $55.75, same (horse, equip, retd) Territorial horse, Equipment, & arms for _____ Powell, William, private, Nov 17, Feb 17, 94d, $$19.50, same Bozarth, Owen W., Private, Oct 25, Jany 25th, 96d, $4.00, (horse retd) Territorial horse, equipment & arms Powell, Jackson, private, Dec 20, Nov 17, 60d, $40.75, same Blackader, Joseph, private, Nov 17, Feby 17, 93d, $53.75, (armes retd) same Pappleton, Edgar, private, Jan 28, Feb 17, 21d, $41.75, same Caples, Joseph, private, Nov 1, Feb 1, 103d, $33.75, same Pappleton, Edwin, private, Jan 28, Feb 17, 21d, $21.75, same Caples, Hezekiah, private, Nov 1, Feb 17, 100d, $63.75, same Powell, Jeptha, private, Jan 26, Feb 17, 23d, $15.50, same Eaton, Joseph, private, Nov 17, Feb 11th 87d, $61.50, same Irwin, William, private, Jan 23, Feb 17, 26d, $40.50, same Eaton, Jeremiah, private, Nov 17, Feb 17, 93d, $58.75, same Springer, John, private, Jan 28, Feb 17, 21d, $49.75, same Gardner, Daniel W., private, Nov 1, Feb 17, 109d, $28.75, Williams, John, private, Jan 14, Feb 17, 35d, $16.75, same same Whittaker, Isaac, private, Jan 28 Feb 17, 21d, $37.75, same Gilbrath, John, private, Nov 17, Feb 11, 93d, $31.50, same (arms, horse, equip retd) Kraft, Henry E., private, Oct 26, Jany 26, 93d, $0.00, same Lucas (Indian Guide, private, Jan 20, Feb 11, 23d, $105.75, Lane, Richard, private, Nov 17, Feb 1, 93d, $46.75, same same (arms lost) (horse returned) An-wai-ty (Indian Guide, private, Jan 20, Feb 17, 23d, Lancaster, Columbia, private Oct. 17, Jany 17th, 93d, $0.00, $106.50, same same
The Previous documents can be found at the Oregon Archives in Salem, Oregon, in a black microfilm box, titled: Muster Rolls US Army Indian War 1855-56, Washington – Box 21 at CCGS
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Mrs J. Schrivner
Mrs J. Schrivner of Hamilton was brought to town a few days ago by Sheriff Cresap upon a warrant charging her with insanity. A medical examination was had Monday and the charges were not sustained. The lady has been in poor health lately, and is in consequence of that fact more or less irritable, but in the opinion of the examining physician if she was a fit subject for the asylum that institution would have to be enlarged to accommodate the crowds of similar cases. CCGS Member Brian Runyon shared this short article with CCGS’s Legacy class. Brian didn't source this short article because he was not related, but he thought it was interesting and passed it on. He was pretty sure it was from the Sumpter Miner from around 1903. Makes one wonder what was going on. If you have not come to this Legacy class, it is generally held 10 am to noon on the first Mondays of the month. The class generally focuses on the Legacy Family Tree software, but we often get side- tracked and just have fun. Bill Whalley is teacher-leader and with the new version of Legacy coming out soon, will be learning just what has changed to share with the group.
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THE VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT
The Vancouver Independent of Vancouver, Washington Territory was abstracted several years ago by CCGS members. Jane Germann is formatting it for the Trail Breakers. (The page and column number when known are in parenthesis.)
Vancouver Independent Parcels will be sold in separate parcels: Dated Mar 5th 1879, Benjamin F. Shaw, Executor. Thursday, March 6, 1879 Vol. 4 No. 28 Delinquent Tax Sale. Notice is herby given that on the first Monday (7th) of April, 1879, at the Court House in Kalama, Cowlitz county, W. T., front page: . . . [this was some what blurry and best guesses are given:] One tree put into the Columbia by A. Knapp last week will make lumber enough to half load a barkentine. The log near Argnuth, William S ½ of ne ¼ of se ¼ sec 7 T1N R2W, this built was a diameter such as to make it impossible for 158 ac value $305, $13.42 Mr. Knapp to truck the …. (few words cut off). Blanchard, Dean part of ___ T7N R1W, 170 ac value [page 2] $425, $9.21 The German named Bruder, arrested near Oregon City and Blanchard, Woodard and son W ½ of nw ¼ and nw qr of charged with the murder of Mrs. Hagar, after a long and sw qu S 30 T7N R1W 120 ac, value $300 $8.32 patient examination, was on Saturday discharged as Barber, Wilsom W ½ of se qr S 29 T7N F1W, 80 ac, value innocent of all charges against him. So far the murderer is # 241, $13.07 undiscovered, and the affair remains a complete mystery. Bushman, Henry Se qr of ne qr S ½ T9N R2W, 80 a, Administrators’ Sale of Real Estate: on the third day of value $343, $13.07 March A. D. 1879 in the matter of the Estate of William th Coffey, A. L. Lots 9 & 10 bl 40, Kalama, value $40, $2.03 O’Neil deceased, will on Saturday the 10 Day of March A. Carslile, George E ½ of ne qr S 8 T9N R2W 80 acres, D. 1879, at 12 o’clock at the post office on Main Street in value $100, $8 61 Vancouver will sell at public auction to the highest bidder Duvall, G. W. Lot 16 bl 80?, Kalama, value $440, $14.93 for cash, property of the east half of the tract of land known Gillikin, A J Lot 3 sec 25 T5N R1W, 334 acres; value at the Donation Land Claim of George B. Ernest, deceased, $3126, $73.38 platted in the U.S. Land Officer at Vancouver as claim No. Gibson & Boninson Lots 12 14 bl 60?, lots 1 2 bl 41, lots 49, being part of Section 24, in T2N R1E and claim 55, part 8 14 bl 40; Kalama; value $55, $4.41 of section 19 in T2N R23, said claim containing eight acres th Hosford, Thomas J S ½ of se qr of sw qr sec 30 T7N R1W of land. Hugh Byrne, administrator, March 5 1879. 100 ac, value $400, $13.52 Dissolution of Partnership. The co-partnership heretofore Henslil, Mrs M J S ½ of S [or 8] M Hensil dlc, T6N existing between Joseph H. Leybold and Charles Hague R1W, 330 ac, value $1252, $39.63 under the name of Hague & Leyboid had been dissolved by Hale, H C Lots 7 and 8 bl 50, Kalama, value $450, $15.43 mutual consent. All debts due the said first must be paid to Haskins, G M W ½ of sw qr sec 21 T7N R1W, 50 ac, the undersigned, who will also pay all obligations of the late value $190, $8. 57 first. Joseph H. Leybold, Vancouver, March 1, 1879. rd Hays, William Part of Wm ______dlc 10 ac, value $50, xecutor’s Sale of Real Estate. On 3 March A.D. 1879, $6.19 estate of John T. Lovelace, deceased: st Kingsley & Shartie ? S ½ of nw qr, n ½ sw qr sec 11 T8N 1 . North half of the west half of the joint Donation Land R3W, 160 ac, value $400, $9.12 Claim of Huston Martin and Martha Martin, deceased, Laws, Mrs Lot 6 [or d?] bl 50, Kalama, value $75, $2.80 dlc No. 40 and part of section 5, 6, 7, in T1N R3E (320 ac) Lewis, G Lot 23 bl 51, lot 3, 4 bl 50, Kalama, value $225, and north half of the west half in section six, containing 80 $12.11 ac. nd Lawton, J W S ½ sw qr sec 21 T7N R1W, 80 ac, $8.11 2 . One third part of land known as DLC of William P. Maxwell, J M Lot 1 bl 60, Kalama, value $50, $1.95 Smith (no. 43), and parts of sections 9, 15, & 16 in T1S Matteson, A E ½ ne qr sec 29 T7N R 1W, 50 ac, value R3E (320 ac). $50, $1.95 3rd. Lost 2 & 3 of sec 19 in T2N of F3E (62ac) th Montogomery, J B Se qr of nw qr and sw qr of se qr sec 4 sw ¼ of sw ½ of section 30, and n ½ of nw ¼ and lots 6 17 T10N R1E, n ½ of nw qr & sw qr of ne qr & w ½ of nw & 7 of section 31 in T2N R3E (150.34 ac) th qr of ne qr & w ½ of nw qr and se qr of nw qr S 31 T10N 5 . Beginning at a pont of 17.30 chains north and 3.85 R1E; e ½ of se qr se qr of se qr and new qr of sw qr and sw chains west of the sw corner of section 19 in T2N R3E, qr of nw qr sec 35 T10N R1E; e ½ of s 1//2 of nw qr and se running east 2 chains and 50 links, then north 20 chains, qr of sw qr and lots 1,2,3,4 sec 7 T9N R1E; e ½ of ne qr, w then west 20 chains, then south to the beginning (5 ac) ½ of ne qr and e ½ of sw qr sec 19 T9N R1E; n ½ of sw qr 20 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington and n ½ of se qr sec 13 T9N R1W; all of sec 17 T9N R1W; before) - $2,737.26 sw qr sec 1 T10N R1E; nw qr sec 10 T11N R1E; sw qr of O’Brien, John Lots 10 & 12 bl 20? Kalama $13.96 sw qr and se qr of sw qr and sw qr of ne qr sec 15 [or 16] Reed, F T Part os sec 4 T10N R2?W 160 ac $15.39 T10N R1E; nw qr of se qr and ne qr of sw qr and ne qr of Ritz, Phillip – Part of sec 20 T6N R1W, 20 acres; lot 12 bl sw qr and ne qr of ne qr of sw qr, ne qr of ne qr and nw qr of 70, lot 56 bl 51 and lot 24? in bl 51, Kalama $12.30 ne qr, n ½ of sw qr, n ½ of se qr sec 17 T 10N R1W; all of Stevens, Hazard ? Lots 22 & 13 bl 45, 15 & 16 bl 41, and sec 21 T9N R1E; s ½ of ne qr, s ½ of se qr of se qr, and lots lot 19 __?? bl 53, Kalama $9.67 1,2,3,4, sec 7 T9N R1E; ne qr of we qr sec 21 T10N R2W; Stone, S W – 8 w ½ sec 11, part of secs 10, 14 & 15, T 6 or all of sec 35 T9N R1E; sw qr and e ½ of se qr sec 11 T9N 8 N R3W, 214 ac $17.34 R1E; n ½ of se qr sec 11 T9N R1E; ne qr of ne qr and s ½ of Stockton, Charles ?? Lot 4 bl 51 Kalama $4.98 nw qr of nw qr sec 11 T9N R1W; e ½ of sw qr of nw qr and Shartie, W w ½ of ne ¼ sec 11, , 85 a; se ¼ of se ??.40 ac sw qr of nw qr sec 15 T9N R1W, 8124 ac, $416.13 T8N R3W $7.15 Northern Pacific Railroad Company [very large parcel; Star, Hugh Lot 2 bl 80?, Kalama $4.46? 400 + 80 + 240 + 40 + 5700 + 325 + 180 + 640 + 640 + 640 Smith, N H ne ¼ of sw ¼ sec 23 T5N R2W, 40 ac; ne ¼ + 480 + 5120 + 940 + 2000 + 50 + 300 + 234 + 640 + 160 + of n2 ¼ sec 27 T9N R2W, 50 ac $14.98 425 + 425 + 87 + 3480 + 530 + 1240 + 360 + 234 + 80 + Smith, R C Part of dc in T7n R2W, a ac $9.31 1275 + 1523 + 115 + 340 + 640 + 640 + 280 + 120 + 360 + S. Vestal, Treasurer of Cowlitz County, W. T. Kalama, W. 397 + 200 + 120 + 225 + 508 + 5120 + 4882 + 10194 + 40 T., March 3d, 1879 + 80 + 1067 + 320 + 318 + 354 + 277 + 390 + 1240 + 160 + [page 3] __80 + 312 + 160 + 160 + 80 + 80 + 120 + 3195 + 180 + Brief Mention. 160 + 80 + 47 + 52 + 400 + 111 + 440 + 2340 + 600 + 1500 Judge L. O. Stephens of Baker City was in town this week. + 1500 + 452 + 3830 + 3767 + 3871 + 5947 + 2832 acres; The Schmidt house and lot was sold to W. P. Harbe for total tax of land of N. P. Railroad Company $2,352.01 $300 ? Twenty nine miles of railroad in Cowlitz county at $4,000 Major Nickerson and wife sailed on the Oregon last per mile, that is for ties and value on road bed, Total val. of Saturday. road bed $116,000; total tax on same $2,088 The Bolan land case has been on trail at the land office to- O’Brien, John Lots 10 12 bl 60,Kalama valu $350, $12.73 day. Reed, F F Part of sec 1 [or 4] T10N R2W, 50 ac, value High water on the Columbia bottom interfered with land $500 $15. 10 travel. Ritz, Phillip Part of sec 10 T6n r1W, 20 ac, value $50 J. H. Leybold has brought out Charlie Hagues’ interest in $2.31 the market. Star, Hugh Lot 2 bl 60, Kalama; value $200 % 6.57 The new bell of Gen. Allen Engine, hence made itself hear Stephens, Howard ? Lots 15, 16 bl 41; Kalama, value Tuesday evening. $300 $8.00 John Middleton sent up a lot of Smelt from Clifton this Smith, N R Se qr of nw qr sec 23 T9n r2w, 40 ac week of which we had our share. value$300 $9.10 Several passenger and some soldiers were transferred from the Elder to the Vancouver on Tuesday. Delinquent Roll for the Year 1877, re-advertised: The young ladies of St. Luke’s Church have formed a Argunith, Wm s ½ of ne ¼ and part of se ¼ sec 7 T10N Sewing Society, having seventeen members. R2W, 158 ac 9.61 The happiest daddy of Puget Sound in J. W. Cochrad? Blanchard, Dean Part os sec 30 T&N R1W, 170n ac /Cockran ?, and it happened on the 22nd Fe., and is a girl. $8.45 No Salmon in market now, as the Oregon law prohibits their Brown & S E Hosford Part of sec 3 T7N R1W 209 ac being caught or sold during the month of March. $38.22 ? Miss Hayden went up the river on Monday to join her Clark, Mrs Julia Part of sec 1 T6N R1W, 40 ac $2.13 mother, the wife of Lieut. Boatella, at Walla Walla. Fowler, A J Part of sec 7 & 8? T_N R2W, 120 ac $22.83 M. Steffan’s boy, who was run over by a load of wood Gibson & Robertson Lots 13 & 14 bl 68?? lot 12 bl 41, some weeks ago, has recovered, but caries a limp with him and lots 8 & 14 bl 34, Kalama 4.83 yet. Goanell, W B nw ½ sec 34 T10N R2W, 80 ac $3.77 Stone’s mill at the Cascades started up on Saturday, and is Hosford, Thomas J. S ½ of se ¼ and a ½ of sw ¼ sec 30 now engaged upon the season’s work of getting out lumber T7N R1W, 160 ac $16.44 Capt. L. S. Scott of Salem, recently appointed postmaster Law, Mrs. Lot 6 bl 50, in Kalama $1.35 in that city, was in Vancouver a couple of days last week. Lewis, G lots 24 bl __ and 3 & r bl __, Kalama $6.25 President Hays and a Chinaman were burned in effigy at Morrison, D Fraction of sw ¼ sec 7 T8N R3W 59 ac Portland Monday night. How the boys in that town do set? $3.70 M. S. Black of Vancouver and Levi Brooks of Flatwoods Monell, Wm N1/2 of se ¼ sec 25 T10N R1W, 80 ac $2.78 were discharged from the Steilacoom insane asylum on the Montgomery, J B ___ (same as before) - $336.11 15th Feb. Northern Pacific Railroad Company – (probably same as John O’Keane was on Friday last confirmed by the U.S.
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Senate in his appointment to the Indian Agency at Tulalip. Grove Theater last evening, which was well attended. Mr. R. C. White the actor has turned granger and made his Lieut. C. E. S. Wood, of Gen. Howard’s staff returned to future home near the banks of the steam in the Lewis river the fort on Saturday from his trip to the Moses country. country. The set of quarters recently vacated by Major Nickerson is The teachers of Clarke county will hold an institute in May, being moved from the west to the north side of the parade in Vancouver. Territorial Superintendent J. P. Judson group. will be present. A small detachment of recruits, under command of Major James N. Sutton has a position in the O.S.N. Co.’s D. P. Hancock, 2d infantry, arrived here on Tuesday from telegraph office at Celilio. He went p the river on Saturday San Francisco. to take his Position. A General Court Martial is in session at the Fort trying We this week publish the lands to be sold for taxes. The various military offenders . Captain Downey is President amounts of taxes appear a little higher than usual, as the and Lieut. Shofner Judge Advocate of the Court. road taxes are included, this year. A wild-cat came inside the city limits and visited a henroost Delinquent Tax Sale. Monday night. He was short at, but as usual his legs begin [to be sold at Public auction First Monday of April, 1878, at under motion carried him off. The Proebstel Bros. having 10 am at Treasurer’s office in Vancouver, Clarke, W. T. bought the controlling interest in the Weston flouring mills, more] NB: Blurry copy, please check original as are going to quit merchandising and devote themselves to transcription may not be accurate. milling. Austin, C S1/3 sw ¼ sec 28 or 26 T 5n R2e 80 acres F Portland was never before so full of thieves, burglars, thugs $3.15. and hoodlums as since cheap fares from San Francisco were Altiser, David Sw ¼ nw ¼ & nw ½ of sw ¼ sec 8 T5N again inaugurated. It is getting to be a fast town. R2W 80 acres $5.35. Henry Hunter, a young man who was employed to collect Althop, Alex Lot 1 sec 37 lots 4 5 6 7 8 sec 34 lots 3 4 sec and boom scattered ogs on Tide creek, opposite Kalama, on 25; se ¼ of ne ¼ ne ¼ of se ¼ and lots 1 2 3 sec 34 lots 6 7 the Oregon shore, slipped from one of the logs and was 8 9 sec 25 T3N R2E 392 acres $4814. drowned last Friday. His body was recovered next day. Adams, Mary E Se ½ of se ¼ and s ½ of sw ¼ sec 14 T3N Mrs. C.H. Whitney received on Saturday a small chest of R1E 160 acres $8.30. tea that has been on its travels. It was stated from China to Bratton, George Sw ¼ of nw ¼ and s ½ of sw ¼ sec 20 her address, going first to Boston, then around Cape Horn to T5N R1E 40 acres $2.52?. Victoria, from thence by express to this city. Butts, Lewis Se ¼ of ne 1/4 , ne ¼ of ne ¼, sw ¼ of nw ¼ Mrs. Elizabeth Bealle or Beadle, the mother of S. W. sec 24, and nw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 23 T5N R2E, 158 acres Beadle of Kalama, died at her residence in Fond du Lac, $9.95. Wis., on Feb. 14th. She was a nice of J. Fennimore Brule, James M Nw ¼ of Sec 34 T5N R3E, 180 acres Cooper, the author. In her the circle of her friends and $9.00. acquaintances have lost one of the noblest women that ever Battersby, E ½ of se ¼ sec 1 T5N R3?E, 80 acres $4.55. graced dour fair land. Butts, Stephen Se ¼ of nw ¼, sw ¼ of ne ¼, ne ¼ of sw ¼ [end of col. 1] and nw 11/4 of se ¼ sec 21 TrN R2E, 160 acres $10.56. Local. Banzer F C ne ¼ of sec 34 T5N 1E, 80 acres $15.53? Re------?. – The Ridgefied ? for the – of the teacher of Brinn, Silas Part of Ira Patterson’s dlc 104 acres $6.72. the public schools of this County will be ready for --- next Brinn, William Part of W Lakey’s H, and s or e ½ in week, and can be obtained of county superintendent Robb. Flatwoods, 260 or 360 acres F16.56 Open Temperance Memorials. – Chaplain Stubbs Baker Morris Lot no 4 sec 26 and lots 1 & 5 S 83 ? T3N delivered the address of Tuesday evening this week, and it R1E, 4 ½ acres $17.50. will be delivered next week, Monday evening by Rev. J.A. Baker, George W Ne ¼ of sw1/4 sec 19, e ½ nw ¼ and ne Graham of Portland. ¼ sec 20 T3N R3e, 280 ACRES $19.34. Exhibition. – The school exhibition at Brant’s hall on, Butts, William Lot 1 blcok 2, Stiles’ addition to Monday evening was very creditable as this pupils of this Vancovuer $1.81. public school. The attendance was large, but a portion of Bancroft, Annie M all of block A, W & S addition to the medicine showed that they simply “grouped,” and had Vancovuer $5.56? not “bridge” up.” Blanchard, Dean lots 3 8 block 35 west Vancouver F2.32 The storm of this day, wind and rain, is the most sever of Benbow, T E Part of Hunsaker’s dlc, se ½ and lot 1 sec this kind that has ever visited this locality. For three hours 14 w ½ ne ¼ lots 4 & 5, sec 23 T2N R3E, 187 acres the Wide West staff? the Vancouver wires unable to be $11.34. away from the deck, from the severity of the blow. The Berg, John S ½ se ¼ sec 6 T3N R3E 80 acres $4.85. country roads was? filled with fallen trees, and there is Blacketer, William R. E 1/3 se ¼ sec 12 T5N F1E 80 down-timber every where. acres $3.84. Military Items. Beebe, E N ½ se ¼ sec 6 T3N R2E 80 acres $4.85? The Pacific Minstrels gave us entertainment at the Oak Bryant, Mrs M J Sw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 1 T3N R2E, 40 acres
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$2.52 $3.33 Barker, Sumner Lots 1 3 block 26, lot 3 block 35, west Hogan, Mary E Lots 7 3 blck 43, west Vancouver $9.05 ? Vancouver $3.54. Hall, Mary Sw ¼ sec 22 T3N R3E 160 acres, $9.65 Callahan, Catherine sw ¼ sec 36 T3?N R2?E 180 acres Hamilton, A V? W ½ ne ¼ sec 28 and sw ¼ ?? ¼ sec 31 $10.92. T3N F1E 120 acres $10.06 Coffey, A L Lot 4 sec 21 se ¼ sw ¼ T2N R3e 243 acres Jason?, J W N ½ ?? ¼ sec 22 T5N R1E, 80 acres $6.24 $26.33. Jean, W. G. Lots 1 2 block 41, west Vancouver $2.70 Conway, William Lots 3 4 block 40 west Vancouver Knox and Abrams Preston Laws’ dlc, and John Pickens $2.70 dlc, 800 acres $21.40 Caples, Heziakiah N ½ of sw ¼ sec 22 T4N R1E 80 King, Abigail M se ¼ sw ¼ sec 20 T3N R3E 40 acres acres $4.85 $3.23 Carron, John Se ¼ of ne ¼, ne ¼ se ¼ section 13 and ne? Ketler, Fred Undiv ½ of n ½ of nw ¼ sec 34 T5N R1E 40 ¼ of se ½ sec 7? T3N R3E, 160 acres $9.30 acres $3.78 Crawford, Fletcher and Barker Lots 1,2,3 sec 7 T1N Kerns, William E ½ sw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 14 t2b r1w 19 acres R1E, 105 acres $7.12 $3,33 Conlisk, D ?? Lot 7 block 36, west Vancouver $1.43 Loderstrand, John Se ¼ of sw ¼ sec 33 T5N R1E, 37 Coleman, Peter W Ne ½ nw ¼ sec 14 T3N R2E, 40 acres, acres $3.76 $3.02 Lishan, William S ½ nw ¼ sec 11 T5N R3E, 80 acres Cooper, W I In Tooley tract sec 15 T3N R1E, $7.36 Dunning, John Nw ¼ sec 8 T3N R2E 121 acres $13.00 Loomis, Mrs. Ne ¼ sec 33 T4N R?E 100 acres $6.87 Dupuis, Fritz In Tooley tract 3 acres n ½ ne ¼ sec 7, n 1/2 Lemon, John A. S ½ of ne ¼ and n ½ of se ¼ sec 7 T4N nw ¼ sec 8 T3N R2E 121 ac $13.00 R2E 160 acres $8.30 Daninal, S E W ½ ne ¼ and e ½ of nw ¼ sec 2 T2N R1E Lishan, Samuel (estate of) His dlc, 480 acres $23.33 160 $9.40 Layton, W H Se ¼ sec 24 T5N R2E 160 acres $11.17 Dodd, Elizabeth J. S ½ of ne ¼ sec 12 T5N R3E 80 acres Lawrence, A J Undiv ½ s ½ of ¼ of ne ¼ sec 10 T2N $4.85 R3E, 60 acres $3.84 Exon, John In Tooley tract sec 20 T3N R3E, 4 acres; lot Long, Isaiah Ne ¼ nw ¼ sec 6 T1N RE4E, 60 acres $4.97 6 block 53, west Vancouver $2.85 Metcalf, Alexander Ne ¼ of ne ¼ sec 26, w ½ nw ¼ ne ¼ Earnest, Hiram (heirs of) Nw ¼ sec 13 T3N R3E, 160 nw ¼ sec 25 T4n r1e, 160 acres $14.67 acres $6.36 McIntosh, William F W ½ sw ¼ sw ¼ sw ¼ and s ¼ nw Fletcher, William Se ¼ of se ¼ and lots 1 2 13, sec 4 ¼ sec 6 T4N R2E 160 acres $15.87 T1N R3E, 100 acres, $10.44 McFarland, John Nw ¼ sec 3 T5N R3E 160 acres $9.94 Fletcher, Eli Turner’s dlc T1N F3E, 180 acres $13.58 Manwell, G W S ½ sw ¼ sec 3 T5N R3E 80 acres $ Frances, Emma Estate of B or R Teele n ½ of ne ¼ sec 20.09 31, w ½ sw ¼ sec 30 and s ½ se ¼ sec 29, T4N R1E, 120 McIntire, Sarah E. Block 55 East Vancouver $3.97 acres $7.67 Maxon, J O Lot 4 sec 11 T1N F3E 33 acres $3.83 Fletcher, Andrew Part of Strong’s dlc 40 acres $7.67 McAllister, James His dlc, 330 acres $23.81 Fitzpatrick, Thomas East part of J B Ernest’s dlc, sec 3 Maynes, Smith W ½ se ¼ and e ¼ sw ¼ sec 31 T3N R2E, T2N R1E, 80 acres $8.79 150 acres, part of block 12 east Vancouver $30.29 Goddard, J M S ½ sec 35 T3N R1E, 230 acres $25.73 Mann, P J In Tooley tract sec 13 T2N R1E 5 acres $2.06 Ganzert, Jacob Lot 1 block 13, lots 2 e 7 block 35, west Morse, J R In Tooley tract sec 15 T2N R1E 3 acres Vancouver $3.33 $1.31 Geiger, Thomas S ½ se ¼ and e ½ sw ¼ sec 1 T5N R1E, Mabry, W P (estate of) E ½ of se ¼ and ? ¼ of ne ¼ sec 6 160 acres $8.90 T2N R3E 160 acres $9.30 Gile, Jacob N ½ nw ¼ and part of sw ¼ sec ¼ sec 9 T2?N Marsh, Samuel 1 ¼ lots in bl 23 and part of bl 22 east R3E, 26 $5.86 Vancouver $12.30 Hendrickson, Sarah A Part of Sturgess’ dlc 33 acres Miller, G W Nw ¼ of ne ¼ sec 32 T3N R3E 40 acres $4.37 $2.32 Horn, Laney W ½ ne 1/4 sec 31 and s ½ ?? ¼ sec 27 T5N McGlune, John Ne ½ of sw ¼ sec 7 T2N R2E 40 acres R1E 100 acres $8.90 $3.33 Holstein, William W ½ se ¼ and e ½ sw ¼ sec 34 T2?N Matthews, J H E ½ of sw ¼ sec 13 T3N R2E 80 acres R3E, 80 acres $4.85 $5.86 Headley, S G S ½ sw ¼ sec 34 T1n R3E, 80 acres $19.71 Nisen, Nickolas Sw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 32, n ½ ne ¼ and e ½ Haney, William Ne ¼ of ne ¼ sec 34 T3n R1E 80 acres ne? ¼ sec 31 T3N R1E 200 acres $11.32 $10.67 O’Flaherty, John S ½ of nw ¼ sec 10 T2N R3E 80 acres Hines, H K Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8, sec 2 T 2N R1E, 56 acres Olney, S F (Estate of) e ½ of his dlc, sec 2 T1N R3E, 160 $10.67 acres $8.90 Hakes, Frederick Nw ¼ of ne ¼ sec 26 T3N R1E 40 acres, Parker, James M Se ½ of sw ¼ and sw ¼ of se ¼ sec 6
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T1n R4E 80 acres $7.81 Went, John W ½ of ne qr and w ½ of se qr sec 5 T4N 1E Pelton, W P Fitzgerald dlc secs 11 & 12 T2n R1E 160 160 acres $8.10 acres $21.57 [N.B. Blurry pages, best guess given] Proulx, Charles Part of Proulx dlc , 25 acres $3.33 Chart: The following is a list of lands, City etc?, Twin lots, Pettibone, Phillip Part of W R Anderson dlc 40 acres heretofore sold for Taxes in Clarke County, W.T., and met $3.33 redeemed: (The figure in Total column include the cost of Rawnely, J W ½ of nw ¼ , se ¼ of nw ¼ and ne ¼ of sw advertising.) ¼ sec 27 T2N R3E 160 acres $14.36 Name of Persons/ Description of Real Estate/ 1869 1870 Reeder, Simeon N W ½ of ne ¼ and s? ½ of se? ¼ sec 25 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 Total T4N R1E 16- ACRES $9/26 Bonser, James H. S w ¼ of sec 8 T4N R1E 160 acres - - - Reed, William In Tooley tract sec 15 T2N r1E 1 ½ acres - 10.19 - - - $11.39 $1.81 Bruce, James H. Part of lots 1 and 2 bl 17 Vancouver W - Robinson, Jahus ? N ½ of se ¼ sec 5 T5N R 2E 80 acres - 73. 36 - - - - - 74.56 F5.36 Berg, John S ½ of n r? ¼ sec 5 T3N R3E, 80 acres - - - - - Sennett, S A. Lot 3 bl 5, lots 3 3 bl 8 Brazee $2.05 - 10.51 4.51 16.22 Stehman, John Se ¼ of ne ¼ sec 21, sw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 23, Baker, Morris Lot 4 sec 26 T1N R1E lots 1 & 5 sec 33 ne ¼ of ne ¼ sec 26, nw ¼ of n2 ¼ sec 27 T5N R2E 160 T2N R1E, 47 acres ------23. 43 25.83 acres, $13, 42 Conlish, D A Lot 7 bl 33 W Vancouver - - - - 2.82 3.?4 - - Slusher, Mary J. In Short’s claim, 2 acres $4.35 9.15 Schovee, Flora Se ¼ of se ¼ sec 12, lot 9 sec 13 and n ¼ Clelland, J S 4 acres in Tooley tract sec 1 3N R1E - - - - nw ¼ sec 18 T4N R1E 164 acres $15.37 - 6.26 - - 7.56 Spencer, Isaac (heirs of) Part of nw ¼ Cooper, Thomas 4 acres west of Main St Vancouver - - - Shelden and Bolen N ½ of nw qr, n ½ of ne qr and ne qr - - 4.79 - - 5.90? and ne qr of se qr sec 33 T3N R1E 160 acres $19.73 Caples, John F S ½ of se ¼ sec 20, sw ¼ of se ¼ sec 21 Sister, John E ½ of se qr sec 11, n ½ of sw qr sec 12 T2N T3N R1E, 120 acres ------10.72 – 13.12 R2E 160 acres $2.40 Durgan, J E C All of blks 1 & 2 Stile’s Add to Vancouver Sperry, Thomas Lots 5 6 7 8 bl 34, east Vancouver $7.36 27.19 ------29.59 Scott, William In Short’s’ dlc 1 acre $2.06 Durgan, J E C Bl 3 in Stiles Add to Vancouver - - - Smith, William In Tooley tract sec 15 T2N R1E, 4 acres 15.42 - - - - 16.03? $1.81 Darrow, James Nw ¼ of ne ¼ sec 32 T3N R3E 40 ac - - - Smithson, J F In Short’s dlc 2 acres $205 - - - 4.81 - ?.01 Struve, H G Part of Dodd’s claim, 60 acres $5.86 Danenal, S R W ¼ of ne ¼ e ¼ of nw ¼ sec 2 T2N R1E Teele, B O Ne ½ ne qr sec 31, w ½ of se qr sec 29 and s 160 acres ------8.47 9.?7 ½ se qr sec 30 T4N R1E 80 acres $5.23 Doane, W C and I Q 8 acres in Tooley tract sec 15 T2N Tripp, Mrs. A. G. Undiv, ¼ sw qr sec 30 T4N RqE 80 R1E ------3.80 5.00 acres $5.23 Fletcher, Wm H Lots 2 sec 12 T1N R3E, 23 acres - - - Tappan, C W 50 x 100 feet N bl 25 $2.66 8.17 - - - 9.37 Traver, G W Unplatted land in Vancouver 1 acfre $2.06 ? Fletcher, Wm H Lots 2 & 12 sec 12 T1N R3E 24 and 65? Taylor, G W W ½ ne qr sec 28 T4N R3E 80 acres $4.59 100 acres - - 17.12 - - - - 19.23 Unknown, ½ lot bl 73 east Vancovuer $1.08? Fletcher, Thos J 9 lots in Parkersville - - - - 12.46 - - - - Vancouver Coal Co Ne qr and e ¼ of nw qr and w ½ nw 13.66 af sec 5 T4N R3E 330 acres $18.34 Fletcher, John M Lot 2 in in sec 12 T1N R3E 24 & 65? Vanger, George Se qr of ne qr, sw qr of sw qr, sw qr of ne 100 a 29.37 ------30.57 qr and nw qr of ne qr sec 22 T5N R1E 180 acres $7.83 Gardner, D P N ½ of se ¼ s ½ of ne ¼ sec 27 T3?N R1E Webber, George W W ½ of nw qr and n ½ of sw qr sec 120 acres - - - 23.63 - - - - 26.02 18 T3N R3e 160 acres, $10.07 Ganzert, Jacob Lots 4 & 7 in blk 25 W Vancouver - - - - Ward, W S Lots 1 2 bl 9 La Center $1.04 15.35 - - - - 17.55 Williams, C J E ½ of ne qr sec 24 T5N R1E 50 acres Gieger, Thomas W ¼ of se ¼ e ½ of sw ¼ sec 1 T5N R1E $10.41 160 acres ------10.14 8.04 20.58 Williamette university Lot 3 bl 2 S and T $3.05 Gile, Jacob N ½ of sw ¼ and part of sw ¼ of se ¼ sec 9 Walker, William N ½ of nw qr sec 11 T3N R1E 80 acres T2N R3E, 95 acres ------5.17 7.57 $4.53? Hakes, Fred Nw ¼ ofne ¼ sec ?? T3N R1E 40 acres - - - Whiting, J D In Tooley tract sec 15 T2N R1E 4 acres 9.38 8.17 6.36 – 3.20 28.19 $2.05 Hendrickson, Lemuel Nw ¼ of of sec 4, s ½ of se ¼ of Walkins, Dr. W H In Tooley tract sec 15 T2N R1E 8 sec 5 T3N R1W 330 acres - - - - - 38.21 - - 40.61 acres $2.57? Hawkins, S Se ¼ of se ½ and lot 1 sec 14 T2N r3E 145 Weston, A S N ½ of sw qr and 15 acres off from the n acres ------12.36 – 14.76 side of sw qr of ne qr sec 9 T3N R2E 96 acres $7.27 Hamilton, A Y N ½ of ne ¼ sec 28 sw ¼ of se ¼ sec 21
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T3N R1E 120 acres ------8.09 11.09 ------2.10 3.30 Hendrickson, Sarah A Part of Beatty’s dlc 33 acres W ½ Unknown Fract bl 86 E Vancouver - - - - 11.56 - - 3.63 of se ¼ sec 19 T3N r3E 63 acres ------7.00 8.80 3.20 19.68 Holbrook, Gillert W ¼ of se1/4 sec 19 T3N R3E 63 acres Unknown Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, bl 15 W Vancouver ------13.95 15.15 7.71 - - 8.91 Hayden, Gay In Short’s claim lot 2 bl 33, lot 2 bl 36, Unknown Lot 2 bl 28 - - - - 5.14 3.68 2.10? 19.06 Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 bl 37 lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bl 38In W Unknown Lots 7 and 8 bl 31 - - - - - 5.14 - - 6.34 Vancouver ------42.70 46.30 Unknown Lot 4 bl 36 - - - - - 5.14 - - 6.34 Jones, Bridget Ne ¼ of se ¼, nw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 30 TeN Unknown Lot 3 bl 26 W Vancouver ------2.10 3.30 R2E 80 acres - - - - - 7.97 - - 10.37 Unknown Lot 1, 2, 7, 8 bl 57 E Vancouver Keenan, S N Sw ¼ se ¼ sec 21 n ¼ of ne ¼ sec 28 T3N Unknown Lots 3 and 4 bl 57 E Vancouver R1E 120 acres - - - - 24.21 12.96 - - 39.56 Vest, John Ne ¼ of sw ¼ sec 5 T4N R1E 40 acr Lot 8 bl 2 Logan, Robert Lot 1 sec 23, sw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 33 T2N W Vancouver - - - - - 15.95 - - 18.38? R1E 120 acres - - - - 10.76 - - - 13.15 Vest, John Ne ¼ of sw ¼ sec 5 T4N R1E 40 acr ------Logan, Robert Lot 1 sec 23, sw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 34 T2N 3.80 5.00 R1E 100 acres - - - 35.05 - - - - 37.45 Vanager, George Se ¼ of ne ¼, ne ¼ of sw ¼ sw ½ of ne Lishan, Minerva (heirs of) N ½ of Samuel Lishan’s dlc ¼ nw ½ of se ¼ sec 23 T4N R1E 160 acres ------9.75 320 acres - - - - - 29.51 – 16.40 47.21 13.33 Lindsley, A L S ½ of sw ¼ sec 34 and ne ¼ of se ¼ sec 33 Watkins, Wm H Part of the Tooley tract, sec 15 T5N R1E T4N R1E 400 acres - - - - - 23.60 - - 25.00 8 acres - - - - 10.19 - - - 12.59 Lawrence, A J ½ of 2 ½ of ne ¼ and ne ¼ of ne ¼ sec 10 Whiting, J D Part of Tooley tract, sec 15 T2N R1E 4 acres T2N R3E 60 acres - - - - - 8.95 – 4.14 15.50 - - - 8.67 - - - 9.87 Maxon, J O Fract. part of sec 11 T1N R3E 28 acres 57.56 Woodard, Chas H Lot 4 bl 33 W Vancouver - - - 9.26 - - - ? ------66.79 10.47 Maxon, J O Lot 4 sec 11 T1N R3E 35 acres, - - - - 8.17 Williamette University Lot 3 bl 2 S and T Add to 6.36 4.22 – 19.95 Vancouver … ------2.40 3.60 McAlister, James His dlc in sec 33 T3N R2E 330 acres - Fred W. Birer, County Treasurer of Clarke County, - 81.03 - - - - 16.40 120.60 Washington Territory. Marsh, Samuel P Fract bl 22 and ½ bl 23 E Vancouver - [The above figures are interrupted the best possible – they - - - - - 30.29 16.33 47.94 were unclear] Morse, H C Lot 4 bl 56? W Vancouver ------11.18 Notices. 13.35 Farm for Sale: The undersigned will sell his farm on Mill Metcalf, Alex Ne ¼ of ne ¼ sec 26, w ½ nw 1//4, se ¼ of Plain, Clarke county, W. T. cheap for cash. The said farm in nw ¼ sec 25 T4N R1E 160 acres ------15.03 17.49 located five miles east of Vancouver on a good road, one Neal, Aldy sr Part of Dodd’s dlc 60 acres - - - - - 12.45 - - mile from the Columbia river, where there is a good stream, 13.65 boat landing and a grist mill. Said farm contains two Nisen, Nicholas Sw ¼ of sw ¼ sec 32 n ½ of ne ¼ e ½ of hundred and twenty two (222) acres, fifty acres under good se ¼ sec 31 T3N R3E 200 acres ------10.30 12.70 improvement; a fine young orchard of one hundred and fifty O’Donnell, Andrew S ½ of lot 2 blk 17 W Vancouver - - tree of various varieties; thirty acres slashed, cleared, seeded - 9.26 - - - - 10.46 down and well fenced for pasture; has a good dwelling Pettibone, Phillip Part of W R Anderson’s dlc T2N R1E house, barns sheds and all other necessary out building. For 40 acres - - - - 10.69 8.11 7.00 3.80 33.00 further particulars enquired at this office of the undersigned Price, John Se ¼ sec 15 T3N R2E 160 acres ------on the place. G W Jones, Vancouver, Jan 22, 1879 14.75 15.95 Notice. U.S. Land Office, Vancouver, W.T., Feb 6th, 1879. Reid, William ½ acre in Tooley’s tract sec 15 T2N R1E - – Volsey Munger to purchase s ½ of se ¼ and ne ¼ of se ¼ - - - 5.14 - - - 6.34 of sec 34, T3N R9E as an application made under the act of Robertson, John P Sw ¼ sec 11 T3N R1E 160 acres - - - congress approved June 3d, 1878, entitled, :an act for the - - - - 8.04 9.24 sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon Scott, William 100x284 feet n of bl 95 E Vancouver - - - - Nevada and Washington Territory,” ---- W. H. Smallwood, - 5.51 - - - 6.71 Register, S. W. Brown, Receiver. Scott, William 1 acre in Short’s dlc - - - - 4.12 - - - 5.32 Farm for Sale: 160 acres, on Lacamas, included a new Struve, H G Part of Dodd’s dlc T2N R1E 60 acres - - - - - Buckeye Mower, a new self-dumping horse a rake, horses, - -9.25 - - 11.15 cattle, sheep and hogs, everything for a start. 100 acres of Stubbs, Peter W ½ of nw ¼ sec 20 T4N R2E 80 acre - - - the farm cleared. It will be rented is not sold with a month. - - - - 7.26 8.46 A. J. Bean, Vancouver or A. F. David, January 20, 1879. Sister, John E ½ of se ¼ sec 11 W ½ of sw ¼ sec 12 T2N Sherriff’s Sale: (long notice) held at Vancouver on third R2E 160 acres ------20.19 15.85 96.44 Monday of October, 1878; William C. Hazard plaintiff and Smith, William 4 acres in Tooley tract sec 15 T2N R1E - H. J. G. Maxon, Arabella Maxon, N. T. Caton, and L. B.
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Nash were defendants; saying William C. Hazard --- The attention of claimants to Donations of land, their assign, obtained a judgment against defendants: H. J. G Maxon and legal representatives, in particularly called to that part and Arabella Maxon $890 + $183.70; on defendants of section # of the art of Congress, approved July 17th, $72.41: 1864?, entitled “An act to amend an act approved All Donation Land claim No. 47 of Hamilton J. G. Maxon September 27 1850, to created the office of Surveyor and wife sec 1, 2, 11, 12 T1N R3E (641.61 acres) --- John General of the public lands in Oregon, etc., and also the act H. Fletcher, Sheriff of Clarke county, W.T., Feb 4, 1879. amendatory thereof, approved February 19, |14} eighteen Notice. executor of last will and testament of William H. hundred and fifty-three, which read as follows, to wit: Martin, deceased --- at Kalama, Cowlitz, Wm. S. Martin, “All persons claiming donations under this act, or the acts executor of Wm. H. Martin, deceased. Kalama, Feb 13, of which it is sumendatory??, shall **** give notice to the 1879. Surveyor General, or other duly authorized officer, of the Sheriff’s Sale: In district court --- Kalama, Cowlitz and particular lands aimed as such donation, within thirty days Wahkiakum: John F. Curtis, plaintiff, vs. George F. after being request as to do by such officer, and failing **** White and Rebecca White, defendants. James B. Stone, the claimant or claimants shall forfeit all right and claim undersigned sheriff of Cowlitz shall on the first day of thereto.” March, 1879, Kalama, (property description) --- James R. Now, therefore, the undersigned, being such other duly Stone, Sheriff of Cowlitz County, T.N. & F.R. Strong, authorized officer” do here=by give notice, to teach and Plaintiff’s Attorneys. every person, his or her designs and legal representative Sheriff’s Sale: Geo. R. Roberts vs. F. E. Strong. --- land claimants of donations of land, within the district of lands situated in Wahkiakum couonty being aprt of dlc of James subject to sale al the US District Land Office at Vancouver, and Charlotte Birale, in T8N R 6W in Sec 11; etc. James Washington Territory, under said acts of Congress that each C. Strong, Washington Hall, --- Edward Scarborough, and every one of them, within thirty days from the 14 day of Sheriff Wahkiakum, W. T. Cathlamet, W. T., Feb 15, 1879. April 1879 --- give notice to the Register and Receiver of Notice. U. S. Land Officer, Vancovuer, W. T. Jan 18, 1879. said Land Office, -- of the particular lands claimed as such William Frasier to purchase w ½ of nw ¼ and lots 1, 2 of donations; and failing such notice **** the claimant or Sec 34 T4N R12 E for timber lands heard of Probate Judge claimants shall forfeit all right and claims thereto.” of Klickitat, W.T. in Goldendale --- April 10, 1879, 10 am. And each and every person claiming the benefits of said W. H. Smallwood, Registrar. act of September 27th, 1850, and the legislation supplemental thereto, will within six months after the expiration of the aforesaid thirty days, cause to be filed in Vancouver Independent the US Land Office at Vancouver --- proof as required by law to complete their claim to a donation of and under said Thursday, March 13, 1879 acts; and failing to co, such claims will be held for Vol. 4 No. 29 cancellation. In witness whereof, the Registrar and Receiver of said [page 2 col. 1] (office), have hereto subscribed their names their thirteenth J. D. Van Buren and party have discovered what they think day of March 1879. to be an underground?? cave in a spur of the Cascade Range W.H. Smallwood, registrar; S. W. Brown, Receiver. Mountains. The Pendleton Independent says there is fear among settlers Notice: John H. Egan to purchase se1/4 of ne ¼ sec 4 T4N that a few young and disaffected warriors among the R1E – timbers. W. H. Smallwood, Register, S. W. Brown, Umatilla’s will commit murders and depredations. Receiver Mrs. Miller, who resided on the Willamette slough, gave Sheriffs’ Sale: District Court. C. W. Slocum vs Joseph S birth recently to her twenty-seventh child, a girl baby which McAllister ?? --- Joseph A?. McAllister?, defendant s ½ of weighed less than two pounds. Though small it is DLC of James McAllister, Notification Nol. 1391; claim remarkably lively. no. 59, Sec. 4, t2n r2e AND Claim No. *7?, Sec 33, T3N Major Cornoyer has received a dispatch to proceed to R2E, s ½ of DLC having been set off to Delilah McAllister, Washington at once with the chiefs on the Umatilla wife of the said James McAllister, is her own right, by the reservation; he is also instructed to take some one from Register and Receiver --- J.H. Fletcher, Sheriff of Clarke Moses’ band with him. The major intends to leave as soon county --- as he can make the necessary arrangements. Delinquent Tax Sale. Mr. Solomon Tethrow, of Polk county, a pioneer and [repeat of Vancouver area tax sale of Mar. 6 issue.] leader of one of the large companies of immigrants which [page 3, col 1:] came to Oregon from Missouri in 1845, died at his home on Brief Mention: the 13th inst. He was aged 79 and was the father of ten sons Rev. Cruman lecture to a crowded hotel Tuesday evening. and daughters, all now of mature age. He was buried at Gridley & Whitney have brought on a stock of wall papers. Monmouth. Tom Nye is after more more cattle to put his had and grain Notice. To Donation Claimants: into.
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The Vancouver nurserymen are sending out large amounts rains and fallen timber, making county road impassable. of fruit trees. For the present he will labor in assessing the city of Signs of Spring – Mrs. Maxon has a new stock of garent Vancouver. needs on draught. A line from J. W. Cochran informs us that he will not be Jack Bean had some smelt Monday that were not smelt – present at the coming term of court, being detained by heavy they were awock?. cases in the Seattle court, and the prolonged illness of his Governor Ferry was in Vancouver on Sunday, the guest of wife. General Howard. There were over a dozen breaks in the telegraph in between United States District Court spans in this city next Monday, this point and Kalama made by the storm last Thursday. Judge Hoyt presiding. The repairs necessary were the heaviest for years. Hein Kulper is buying up many cattle in the Chelatchie E. J. Ricketts of Salmon creek, has met with the loss of district, and means bealthom??. three of his children from diphtheria. In his great Jerome Smith is getting up a very neat, light buggy, on misfortune he has the full sympathy of his friends and which Elbert is doing the iron work. neighbors. The County School Superintendent, Robert Robb, has been Farmers from all parts of the county report the roads visiting schools in the country districts. blockaded in every direction by fallen trees, thrown down The Portland mountains along the Willamette are white with by the gale of a week ago. Wind falls are numerous, and snow, not often seen in March in that locality. much timber destroyed. There is plenty left, however. The heavy rise in Lewis river has greatly damaged the There was a set-to in regular prize fighting style of Mill bridges, sad another big rise would totally destroy these. Plain last week between two young chaps. One was Not is the time to transplant trees, and many of our citizens knocked down and kicked in the ribs, which he contended are adding to the value of their homes by this means. was enough, and now both of them are ashamed of the Johnson and Brown are to be hung at Portland to-morrow. affair. So far as heard from no reprieve has been granted. J. O. Smith will be well fixes for the Portland hack, line Joseph H. Leybold announces that he has shut up his when the season opens. He has been having built in market until he can obtain better beef, and will re-open in Vancouver a strong covered hack, almost an omnibus, that about two months. will accommodate a large number of passengers Twenty-seven of Lan & Ryan’s Kansas stock beriers? comfortably, under good shelter. passed up the Columbia last week going to take a big herd Messrs. Sherman, Hyde & Co., San Francisco, have sent of cattle to the States. us a charming song and chorus entitled, “Breather Them The remains of one of the soldiers lost off from the steamer Once Again,” by D. W. Hakes. The song is so easy that a Canby last June near Astoria, were recently found in child can play it, and so pretty that everybody will want it. Shoalwater bay. The key is B flat. Price 35c. Mr. J. H. O’Donnell of Battle Ground came into The Walla Walla Watchman says that the Proebstel Vancovuer out of the wet on Monday, and after sundry Brothers of Weston, Ogn., intend to give up merchandising repairs wended his way homeward. and go into the milling business. They are enterprising James Burke, who was discharged from the insane asylum young men, something like our old friend Jacob Proebstel at East Portland two week ago as cured, had to be taken of Vancouver, who call them his boys. back again on Tuesday. A scarf and pair of gloves were left in Brant’s hall at the [page 3 col. 2:] time of school exhibition, and can be had at this office on Local: paying for this notice. Hotel. – Portland parties, see of whom is Capt. W. H. That tall old fir tree below town which has stood out as a Foster, are making arrangements to convert the former Alta prominent land mark to travelers on the Columbia, went House into a first-class hotel. It is to be repaired and down in the gale last Thursday. enlarged, the work to commence as soon as the weather is James Davidson will be home some time in May, and it is settled. rumored that he is to bring home a fine “bird,” to put in the Many letters are being received daily by persons in this city addition build to the old man’s bones last year. inquiring about the county, from persons intending to Main street is getting in a bad way, occasioned by heavy emigrate. We have a large number of pamphlets at this teaming while the rains are falling. Something will have to office giving an account of Clarke county for free be done soon to put it in decent shape. distribution, which can be sent out in answer to such letters. George Brant wants to lease the hall for a series of years or Church Notice. – The Rev. Mr. Plummer, of trinity seasons to some one. There is a chance for some one to Church, Portland, is expected to preach in St. Luke’s repair the hall and make something out to it. Church next Friday evening. The address announced for During the gale last Thursday morning it was only with the that evening will be postponed to the following Friday greatest difficulty that the tin roof was save of the House of evening. A. S. NICHOLSON Providence. The wind came near taking it away. Assessor Sparks has been driven into town by the hard There was an elopement of parties living on Mill Plain last
27 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington week. – Joseph Bybee, aged 22, and Miss May Dubeck, The Secretary of the Interior concurred in this opinion, but age 15. They went over to Oregon and were married, and in this case ruled that if the settle of Bolen was bona fide are living about four miles east of this city. The parents of and the donation law was otherwise complied with he might the young girl, who is underage, are very indignant, and take that part of his original claim situated outside the mile refuse to be comforted. This case will be heard from in limits, being about 40 acres on the north-west corner. Oregon courts, we are told. Donation owners in the vicinity of Vancouver will doubtless read this item with interest. Battle Ground. – A surprise party was recently tendered to Mr. Thomas Myers, and everybody enjoyed themselves; Last Notice of Donation Claimants. music by the Dublin band. The bridge which spans Lewis The attention of parties holding claims taken under the old river near J. R. Hall’s ranch was nearly swept away by the Donation law of Sept. 27, 1850, either by reason of high water lately; thanks to our contractor. A wind storm on settlement made under said law or as remote grantees or the 5th inst. blew down about three acres of timber for J. S. original claimants, is particularly directed to the Groat, and as much more for R. A. Little. advertisement in another column of this paper headed, “Notice of Donation Claimants,” from which it will be mean Vancouver Ferry. – Capt. W. H. Fester of Portland was in that those holding such claims and who have not located the city yesterday, making arrangements for the ferry across them in connection with the lines of the public surveys, are to the Oregon shore. The landing place will be at the foot of required to so locate them within thirty days from this date, B street, near the old Alta hotel, where a new wharf and slip or they will forfeit their claims to the United States. will be put in. The new boat, now building and to the Attention is also further directed to that portion of the notice finished about May 1st, is 80 feet by 22 in the hull, 7 feet wherein claimants are required to file final proof of their depth of hold, to be finished 310 feet long and 35 feet claims with the Register and Receiver within six months breadth over all, and is to be first class in all respects. Capt. from this date, and failing so to do their claims will be held Fester says he is coming to stay. for cancellation. The notice is published by the Registrar & Receiver, under Fourth Plain. -- Our school is progressing finely with J. direction of the special agent of the General Land Office, Elliot as teacher, there being 55 scholars on the roll. Rev. now in this place, and who, acting under instruction form J. Flinn has been holding a protracted meeting here, and the Commissioner of the General Land Office, has made an counts 11 converts, while the work goes on. He has examination of all the claims in the Vancouver officer for organized a Sabbath school, with J. Elliot, superintendent; which certificates have not been issued, and find that nine- J. Davis, secretary; Arthur Collings, librarian; Wm. tenths of them are defective in the particulars mentioned. Douthit, teacher of Bible class, and Mrs. Elliot teacher of Mr. Kinne, the special agent, informs us that these claims infant class. Fall crops have started up nice and green. have been permitted to remain unsettle for so long a time Farmers are preparing to now to mow spring grain, but there that it seriously retard the disposition of the public lands, is too much rain to do much. C. and that now it is the determination of the Government to require settlers to do what should have been done years ago, The Bolon Land Case. – Last week there was an who complete their address. interesting contest at the Land Office in this place over the This proceeding undoubted means business; and it is to be Bolen Donation Claim, a tract of land situated outside the hoped that those who have so long neglected to perfect their northern limited of Vancouver. The claimant, Mrs. Jerusha claims will take due notice and govern themselves Sparks, formerly the wife of A. J. Bolen, was present with accordingly. Those who have been pioneers in the her lawyer, Hon. L. O. Stearns of Baker City, Oregon. She settlement of our country ought not now, by some claims as wife and widow and in behalf of her children, the negligence, take the risk of losing their homes which they heirs of Bolen. Other claimants to the land under the pre- came so far to make, and on which they have depended the emption law appeared in behalf of the United States by labor and drudgery of years. Messrs. Bloomfield and Daniels, Attorneys. The trial occupied nearly two days’ time, the testimony developing [page 3 col 3:] some interesting history of early times and, the Indian was Military Items. of 1854-55. This trial was a rehearing ordered by the Paymaster Eaton was here on Tuesday to pay off the Secretary of the Interior to develop the facts relative to troops for January and February. About $7,000 were Bolen’s settlement upon the land and subsequent disbursed. compliance with the Donation law, to entitle him and his Capt. J. Q. Adams and family arrived from Fort Walla heirs to that part of the claim situated outside of the one Walla on Tuesday. Capt. Adams will be Depot mile limits of the Military Reservation. The Commissioners Quartermaster here. of the General Land Office has decided that under the 9th Hospital Steward Wm. Brewster has been relieved from section of the Donation law, claims located within one mile duty in the Medical Director’s officer here, and order to Fort of the Military Reservation, if located and first settled upon Stevens, Or. after the selection of the reservation, are invalid and void. Gen Howard has order a court-martial to convene at Camp
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Coeur d’Alene, March 31st, for the trial of Capt. Charles Keller, 2nd Infantry. Sheriff’s Sale. Kalama, Cowlitz & Wahkiakum. A temporary camp is to be established somewhere in the John F. Curtis, plaintiff vs George F. White and Rebecca Moses country. Four companies of cavalry will be ordered, White, defendants. [description earlier] Jake R. Stone, there, with Major John Green, 1st Cavalry, an experience Sheriff of Cowlitz County, T. N. & F. R. Strong, Plaintiff’s Indian fighter, in command. Attorneys Capt. C. B. Throckmorton, 4th Artillery, with a selected Sheriff’s Sale. Kalama, Cowlitz and Wahkiakum; Geo. B. detail of one non-commissioned officer and three privates of Roberts vs. F. E. Strong: dlc of James and Charlotte his company, will proceed to Fort Vancouver for instruction Birnie, T8N R6W sec 11 [description earlier] Edward I the manipulation and firing of the new breech-loading Scarborough, Sheriff Wahkiakum, Cathlamet, W. T., Feb Hotchkiss gun. 15, 1879. Gen. Howard with Gov. Ferry and Lieut. Wood of his staff, left on Monday for Yakima City, on public business. Dissolution of Partnership: They will endeavor to get Moses to come in, and have an The Co-partnership heretofore existing between Joseph H. interview with the Governor and the department Leybold and Charles Hague, under the firm name of commander, who hope to avoid an Indian campaign in that Hague & Leybold, has been dissolved by mutual consent. country next summer. All debsts due the said firm must be paid to the undersigned, who will also pay all obligations of the late firm. JOSEPH Union Ridge. – Dr. Pieper’s grant ball on the 21st Feb. was H. LEYBOLD. Vancouver, March 1, 1879 a success in attendance, but not financially, as the receipts were $2.75, out of which he had to pay the fiddler and the Executor’s sale of Real Estate. John T. Lovelace, cost of an oyster supper. The spelling school continues deceased, [description earlier] 1. dlc Huston Martin and every Saturday night, and occasionally a debate. The officer Martha Martin, deceased. 2. dlc of William P. Smith. of the Pioneer school homes debating society are G. L. Vancouver, Mar 5th, 1879 Benjamin F. Shaw, executor of Lindsley, Pres., A. W. Rounds, Marshal; John Piper, the last will and testament of John T. Lovelace, deceased. Janitor. Farmers are waiting for the rains to stop to Delinquent Tax Sale: [recorded under March 6, 1879] commence plowing and seeding. Five families have taken up land the past month between the Lambert and Fales places, and we welcome them to our midst. The tri-weekly Vancouver Independent mail to be established will be just the thing we want this way. Rounds’ mill is running fall time. The steamers Thursday March 20, 1879 Latona and Quincy are dong a lively business in this part of Vol. 4 No. 30 the country. More in the future. Z.Y.X. Murdered at a Funeral. Born. The murder mania is still spreading throughout the North At Sandy, Oregon, March 3d 1879, to the wife of Pacific,a nd has at length reached the poor untutored Alamandon Lovelace, a son. Indians, as may be seen by the following from the Tacoma Herald: “Old Kitsap is an Indian of over seventy summers. Administrator sale of Real Estate. He claims to be a doctor, as did also a native called [March 3, 1879 in matter of Estate of William O’Neil, MacKay [or MacKuy]. These old savages practice the deceased . . . land: east half , known as dlc of George B. heathenish mode of laying on of hand, beating the devil Ernest, deceased . . . Claim #49, sec 24, T2N R1E and round the stump, and other questionable remedies. They claim #55 sec 19 T5N R2E 80 acres of land. Hugh Byrne, were also rivals and despised each other. During the past Administrator. few years old Kitsap had lost nine or ten children. He claims that MacKay cocandoned ?? their demise by the [page 4, col. 4;] preosis ??of mixxxxabie immxxxxxxx, although his Notice: Volney Munger again, W. H. Smallwood, professional nervious had never been notified, and he was Register and S. W. Brown, Receiver. not present at their death-bed xxxxxx. Kitsap boldly Notice: William Frasier to purchase west ½ of nw ¼ and threaten to avenge the death of his children by taking the life lots 1 & 2 of sec 34 T6N R12E, under act of Congress of their one whom he deemed responsible for his sorrow. A approved June 3, 1878, -- Timbers – by Probate Judge of short time ago Kitsap collected some furs, said with the Klickitat county, W. T. in Goldendale on Thursday, Apr 10, price of the same purchases a revolver. This weapon he 1879 at 10 am. W. H. Smallwood, Register. carried beneath his blanket on Sunday last while witnessing he burial of another Indian. MacKuy was present. It was [page 5?] generally known among the Indians that Kitsap would have Notice. William H. Martin, deceased, Kalama, Cowlitz his revenge on that day. While sitting upon the ground at county. Wm. S. Martin, executor of estate of Wm. H. the grave, MacKuy was but a few feet in advance to Kitsap, Martin, decease. Kalama, Feb 13, 1879. when the latter quietly drew his revolver and shot MacKuy
29 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington through the heart. He then arose, fired the deadly missile The steamer John Gates, with Jas. W. Troup in command, into the Heavens with an air of triumph and disappeared in is now making regular trips from Celilo to Lewiston. the forest. Old Kitsap is a bad Indian: was a prominent foe Patrick O’Leary has given notice that there will be an to the whites during the Indians war, is known to have killed election for Road Supervisors in this district on Monday, several settler, and has group gray in deeds of wickedness. April 7th. He will probably end a long and eventful career by suddenly Mr. T. C. Brown and his wife, residents of Missouri, paid winding into eternity at the dropping of a handkerchief. Dr. Vancouver a visit on Tuesday. They are making a tour of Boatwick held a coroner’s inquest over the body of the slain the coast. Indian, and the jury found a verdict in accordance with the Thomas Johnson, principal merchant in Goldendale, paid above facts. Kitsap has been arrested, and is now in the Vancouver a brief visit on Monday, returning up the river custody of the Indian police.” next morning. [page 2, col 1:] J. M. Bloomfield dug up a gold thimble in his garden the Gen. Howard and Governor Ferry succeeded in securing other day, but as the fair owner’s name was in it he Moses and some other chiefs, and started this way on concluded it had not been planted. Monday. Moses and the others will go to Washngton. It is Charlie Troup came home on a flying visit last Friday. He now throught there will be no Indian war in the Territorty is now purser of the steamer Bonanza, on the upper this year. Willamette and Portland route. R. B. Kinne, agent of the U. S. Land Office for settlement Johnson and Brown were hung in Portland on Friday last. of donation land claims, went to Oregon City on Monday. Johnson met his fate bravely, but Brown showed himself to He will not return for several weeks. be a poltroon and justly deserving of his fate, as his dying T. C. Stephens had a bad fall last Saturday, and it was speech was only a boastful recital of the crimes he supposed he had broken his knee again. He was taken to committed and intended to commit. Their remains were Portland, and came home all right on Monday morning. deposited in Lone Fir by friend, and attempts have been The address of any relative of Wm. Lamar, who was killed made since b unknown person to rob the graves. by Indians in Umatilla county last summer, si wanted by the East Oregonian. The late Lamar was a native of London, Notice of Donation Land Claims [repeat] England. Notice: John H. Egan, W. H. Smallwood and S. W. Several emigrants looking for homes arrived in Vancouver Brown, [repeat] from Kansas on Saturday last. One of them, Mr. Roberts, Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate. C. W. Slocum vs. Joseph S. was cleaned out by the Cheyenne Indians in their raid last McAllister [repeat] fall, and comes here from Russell, Kansas.
Delinquent Tax Sale [in pervious papers] Local. [page 3, col 1:] District Court. The U. S. District Court, holding terms in Brief Mention. Vancouver for the counties of Clarke, Skamania and Mrs. A. L. Coffey came down form Lewiston on Saturday. Klickitat counties, opening inn this city on Monday for the Travel on the river to and from Vancouver is increasing spring term, his honor Judge J. P. Hoyt presiding; in very much. attendance R. G. O’Brien, clerk; J. H. Fletcher, sheriff of Wm. Goldbeck has moved back to his old stamping Clarke county; A. Schuster, sheriff of Klickitat county. grounds, Vancouver. Among the Portland lawyers in attendance we noticed B. R. Thanks are due to Delegate O. Jacobs for Public documents Dennison, Wm. Strong, S. A. Dull, E. D. Shattuck, sent to this office. Whalley and Moulton. Other Portland personages were H. A. Leavens and Andrew Laws ?of the Cascades, were also present, among them, S. B. Caldwell, E. R. Merriman down here on Tuesday. and J. W. Brigham. About a dozen people are in John H. Middleton made a short visit home on Friday, attendance form Klickitat, and as many more from remaining over Sunday. Skamania, as jurors, witnesses, or parties to suits. The term Archbishop Seghers and Bishop Blanchet of Oregon, paid will not be a long one, as there are few jury cases, and many Vancouver a visit on Friday last. will be settle by reference. C. W. Moore, of Boise City, has been in town this week, on business with the government. Freights. – The freights of both the Upper and Lower The steamer Latona brought up 21,000 feet of lumber of Columbia are rapidly increasing in bulk, and in all Sunday, for new buildings in Vancouver. probability will continue to until, as determined upon, the Tom Wilson departed up the river last Thursday on his way agent S. G. Reed will take the Cascades route in connection to his post of duty at Camp Harney. with the Wide West; the Welcome go upon the Kalama H. P. Harte has already commenced enlarging the Schmidt route, and the Emma Hayward and Dixie Thompson be left house, which he recently purchased. to look after the wants of the port of Astoria. Mayor Sohns went up to the Sound on Monday, to look after business at the stave fadtory at Puyallup. The Vancouver Gold Field. It has been know by some
30 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington persons ever since the exciting mining times of 1837 that the military department of the Columbia: there was more or less fine gold arising in the small streams Col. Asher R. Eddy, of the United States army, died running through Clarke County to the Columbia, but in the suddenly at the Imperial hotel in Malta on the morning of anxiety to made big hand the miner all went to the the 27thult. He had arrived but the day previous with his mountains, abandoning the lower field where gold was wife and daughter, form Cairo, where for several weeks he know to exist. Last October, Hein Kulper, an old miner, had been as well though not thought to be dangerously ill, and J. O. Smith, both residents of this city, went out to with the Egyptian dysentery. Col. Eddy was born in Rhode prospect Burnt Bridge creek, which empties into Vancouver Island in 1824, and graduated at the United States Military Lake, 1 ¼ miles north and west of this city. They finally set Academy at West Point in the class of 1844. In all his some sluice boxes on land belonging to M. Wintler, Esq., social relations, both among his military comrades and his and when the rain would let them, worked off and on for a large circle of acquaintances, eh was universally beloved month, just long enough to clean up a couple of times and and respected. His wife was completely overwhelmed by demonstrate that there was pay in the dirt. They labored the sudden and terrible bereavement which had befallen her. under some difficulties, as the fall was slight, the weather The military commandant at Malta, the Hon. Major bad and the trailing had to be shoveled out, but they made General Fielding, with the hearty approval of his about three dollars a day to the man. This set owner of Excellency and governor, Sir Arthur Borton, kindly lands on the creek bottom to thinking, and among them offered the American consul, Mr. Henry Ruggles, a George Tooley went to prospecting on this piece of ground military escort to the funeral cortege, but the necessity of an nearest to the head of the lake, below all the others. He immediate burial prevented the acceptance of the kind offer. soon demonstrated there was good pay in the bottom, and By the death of Col. Eddy, General Hancock of the United continued at work running a ditch to get water, when States Army, is the only survivor of the class of 1844. Portland parties heard of the discovery, and came over to look after it. For several weeks negotiations for the [page 3, col 3:] purchases of the property by these Portland parties have Military Items. been going one, and last week a bargain was concluded, the The new officers’ quarters have been turned over by the Portland men agreeing to pay $10,00 for Tooley’s property, contractor, Goss, as completed, and are being occupied. and putting down $600 forfeit to secure the purchase. they Lieut. E. Hunfer, 1st Cavalry, arrived at the fort on Tuesday also purchased T. J. Wilson’s land above the Tooley farm, from Walla Walla, in charge of several military convicts en for $2,200. Tooley still retains the piece above the road route is Alcatraz Island, California. They went below on the where he resides, which is an rich in gold as any other part Oregon, which left this morning. of the bottom. Whether any mining operations are to be A detachment of Artillery was up from Fort Stevens this carried on this season by the Portland parties we have no week for experimental practice with the new Hotchkiss information. Although the existence of these paying cannon. In firing up the river a shell was exploded at the diggings has been known here all winter, no public mention distance of six miles from the Arsenal, where the practice has been made of it for the reason that it would do no good took place. to create an excitement that would fill the county with a lot Gen. Howard and Gov. Ferry, accompanied by Chief of needy adventurers, who could do nothing on their own Moses and Homily, arrived in Vancouver yesterday account, as every available foot of mining ground was held afternoon. The chiefs and their interpreters will remain here by farmers and land owners, without whose consent no until the arrival of Agent Cornoyer and some of the mining could be done. Now the field will be developed, and Umatilla chiefs, when they will all proceed to Washington it is certain to pay well, without bringing along with it the together. evils of a mining excitement. one or two old miners form the upper country have signified their intention of Subscription School. prospecting the country nearer the mountains this season I will open a subscription school at the public school house and they will find, as Vancouver men have found before in Vancouver, on next Monday morning, March 24th. Terms them, a show in many places, and perhaps good mining per quarter (12 weeks) $3.00 ground. Terms per week .30 R. Robb
The Hotchkiss Gun. The Portland Standard gives the Married. following account of the trial of the Hotchkiss gun by Capt. In Vancouver, March 16, 1879, by S. D. Maxon, J. P., Throckmorton on Thursday last. [there was a lot of Alfred McClure and Mrs. Sarah Barlow, both of this city. technical information in a long article.] Administrator’s Sale of Real Estate. William O’Neil, deceased, [complete article reported before] Hugh Byrne, The Death of Col. Eddy. March 5th, 1879. The Malta Times and United States Gazette of Feb. 1st, has Notice: Volney Munger [reported earlier] W. H. the following notice of the death of an American army Smallwood, S. W. Brown officer who was well known on this coast, and especially in Notice: U. S. Land Office. William Frasier to purchase w
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½ of nw ¼ and lots 1 & 2 se 34 T6N R12E – Timber Land – Company have order twenty-five hundred tons of xxxx, to Klickitat county, W. H. Smallwood, Register. be purchased at once and shipped to Eastern Washington Territory. Three miles??? will arrived in time to commence In the District Court of --- Kalama, Cowlitz and laying track eastward from the board of navigation on the Wahkiakum. [hard to read] Columbia this fall. It is evident that the Northern Pacific Sarah Ruark vs. Joseph F. Ruark Company means business once more. [divorce] Witness J. P. Hoyt, Esquire, Judge of said Court R. G. O’Brinn, Clerk, H. H. Holt, Deputy, Wm. Strong & Union Ridge School. – Perhaps a few lines concerning the Sons, Attorney for Plaintiff. winter term of school just closed in district No. 15 may be [repeats] xx interest to some of your readers. Number of pupils Notice. William H. Martin, Wm. S. Martin, executor of enrolled during the term, 21. Average daily attendance, estate of Wm. H. Martin, decreased, Kalama. 16.83. Only a few of the pupils have ever whispered during Sheriff’s Sale: John F. Curtis, vs. George F. White and the term without permission; all have been studious said Rebecca White, Kalama, James B. Stone, Sheriff of well behaved. Names and number of terms that following Cowlitz, T. N. & F.R. Strong. pupils have xxx at the head of their reading classes a week Sheriff’s Sale: Geo. B. Roberts vs. F. E. Strong without murmuring a word of giving the wrong definitions James and Charlotte Birnie, Edward Scarbough. of the word spelled: Dissolution of Partnership of Joseph H. Leybold and Herra? McAndrew 4 Charles Hague. Emma McAndrew 3 Executor’s Sale of Real Estate: John T. Lovelace, Everett Edmonds 2 Benjamin F. Shaw, executor. Daniel Richardson 4 Delinquent Tax Sale, Kalama [repeat of pervious articles] Read Marks 5 … Selma? McAndrew 10 Frances Nary 6 Vancouver Independent Everett Edmonds 10 Charles Rathbon 6 March 27, 1879 Primary Arithmetic Class: Vol. 4 No. 32 Exxxa (Emma?) McAndrew 50 Mary Nary 13 [Front page] Henry McNeal 6 Moses Visists Portland With His Staff. Albert Edmunds 3 Moses, chief of the Methow tribe of Indians, Homily, late Charles Horn 12 chief of the Walla Wallas, but who some time since Willie Horn 5 abdictated in favor of Young Chief, Illihe Jim, a nephew of 10- First Class Moses, and Little Wolf, a sub-chief of the Wallas, arrived Susan? McAndrew 71 in town yesterday morning form Vancouver. “Abe Carrie Cronk 11 Lincoln,” a half-breed, who is employed at Simcoe Albert Edmonds 11 reservation as government blacksmith, was also of the party, Everett Edmonds 17 and acts as interpreter. Major Boyle, of the 1st Infantry, has David Richardson 12 the part in charge. Immediately upon disembarking form Francis Nary 10 the steamer the “savage wards of our government” Second Spelling Class proceeded to the clothing house of Fishel & Roberts, and Emma McAndrew 22 were soon busily engaged in appareling themselves after the Daniel Richardson 20 manner of their white breathren. All went well enough with Charles Horn 15 Moses in the efforts of a hlf dozen clerks to suit his Anton Edmonds ? aesthetic taste, at least a wuit of “diagnosis” was agreed Henry McNeal 11 upon and the “proper thing. [long story continues to Willow Horn 13 describe the visit and return to Vancouver with these names Third Spelling Class mentioned: Edgerton, the haberdashery clerk; Joe Bdoltel John Eathbun 20 [spell?], photographer, Woman Smoed, Howlish Wampo, Joseph McNeal 25 Umatillas. from Oregonian, March 23. Mrs. A. M. Cronk, teacher. [Another front page article from Boise about Colonel John Green at Ft boise coming to Vancouver under orders to For Sale: 160 acres of land allocated first Lacamas lake on report to General Howard. a good road to Vancouver, and …. a good wharf and [page 2 col 1] steamboat landing ten acres plowed and about four seeded The President of the Northern Pacific Railroad in a dispatch to white clover for pasture, thirty acres slashed and burned to the J. C. Ainsworth of Portland, on Friday last, says the off. The whole is easy cleared with but little green timber, it board of directors of the Northern Pacific Railroad is well watered and good, warm, rich alluvial soil, well
32 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington adapted to fruit. Little or no rock or gravel, rosed? title, and Capt. S. P. Jocelyn, 21st Infantry, will leave Port Townsend terms one half each dawn and – on the balance. For further in about a month for New York, on a year’s leave of particulars inquire of Chas. Brown, Vancouver, of S. G. absence. Hadley, near Lacamas lake. Sheriff Schuster will take Cato, the Klickitat abortionist, to Also 160 acres one half mile form a good wharf and the penitentiary to-morrow, he having been sentenced or a Fisher’s Landing with country road on tow side of // fifty year and a half. acres burned off and in good land for wheat wood enough Dr. Watts, presidential elector, and who lectured in on the claim to pay for it. Title good. Apply to A. J. Vancouver last fall, has been appointed and confirmed Remington, Fisher’s Landing. W. T. Receiver of the U. s. Land Office at Oregon City. Mr. T. C. Stephens having again recovered from injures to Notice to DLC [repeat] his leg, is at the old stand, ready to repair watches, clocks, Sheriff’s Sale: C. W. Slocum Vs. Joseph S. McAllister or jewelry, with promptness and to perfection. [repeat] Miss M. A. Loomis is expected to return to Vancouver soon Delinquent Tax Sale: [repeat of Vancouver list] after Easter, where she will be welcomed by many warm friends. She will resume her former position in St. Luke’s [page 3, col 1:] school. Easter approaches – save your eggs for a high time. Old man Sliderberg, 74 years old, walked to town, 14 Mrs. Coffey returned to Lewiston on Monday morning’s miles, in the rain on Monday, told us all about his shaking boat. hands with General Jackson, and then had time to walk all On Saturday W. H. Taylor removed from this county to the way home again the same day. Portland. Several papers having state that Smoholla accompanied U. S. Marshal Hopkins ? has been attending court a portion Moses to Vancouver. We take this occasion to correct them of the term. t o the contrary. Smoholla is not a chief, only a hanger-on School Superintendent Robb has completed his school of the camp, and not wanted. visits for the present. John Riordan who always spends his winters in The wife of Dr. Flinn recently joined the Catholic church at Vancouver, started on Monday for Idaho City, to pursue his Gervais, Oregon. usual summer avocation of mining. Riordan is one of the C. R. Stegart received 10 head of branchgram? cattle on good ones, and deserves good luck and a big find. Monday’s boat from Portland. Mr. A. J. Cain, formerly a resident of Vancouver, and M.V. Harper of Goldendale, added tow to the attendance in always a shining light in the Democratic camp, now a the District Court this week. resident of Walla Walla, has been in Vancouver several day John McBean, the Umatilla interpreter, greeted many on business connected with the U. S. Land Office. friends in Vancouver this week. Rev. Dr. Lindsley did not lecture in Vancouver Tuesday Salmon eater are longing for April to come, as then they can evening, the Oregonian to the contrary notwithstanding. A once more freely indulge. large audience at the open temperance meeting, who had R.B. Hayes was in town Tuesday – the gentleman from assembled to hear him, was very much disappointed at his Washougal, not from Washington. non – appearance. F. R. Strong, Esq., of Portland, has been ever, looking after Last week, we state that Mr. T. C. Stephens had another his law business in Vancouver. fall, but not quite correctly as to the result. the surgeons Judge McArthur and Judge Branough were in attendance found his keen pan fractures again, but not as badly as in the district Court on Tuesday. before, and after doing it up he was again confined to his Prof. Robb’s private school opened on Monday with 21 room, where he remained most to the time during the week, pupils, and will double in numbers soon. and is now xxx once more. The farmers of Clarke county are now very busy, waiting [page 3, col 2] for a dry spell to rush in the spring crops. Local. Phil Thornton is sojourning in Astoria, having temporarily Two Pioneers have recently gone the way of all flesh. Felix shaken the wet of Clarke County from his feet. Doud, about 32 years old, a ‘49er, old Mexican war veteran, The Portland colony located on Lewis river by the well- regular army soldier, miner, and old bachelor, died at he known actor R. D. White, is growing in numbers. house of Wm. Goldbeck last week from abscess of the Dr. Thiesen and his brother, from Portland, entered public liver. He was sick only ten days, though penniless, and lands in Clarke county last week for homesteads. been taken care of by Gen. Weeden until two days before The mention of the Forth Plain bible class two weeks ago his death, when it became necessary to removed him from should have been “11 member” not “11 converts.” the hotel. Another ‘49er, Henry Bachman, 51 years old, Jack Bean had a dozen head of cattle for beef purposes without relatives in America, died at Goldbeck’s on confine down the river on the Wide West one day last week. Monday, the 24th, of heart disease. He was also a penniless H. H. Leonard has removed from the Washougal country, wanderer, and was taken care of by friends after his funds to the regret of the printer be forgot to call upon before gave out, until ten days before his death, when the county going. took charge of him. One by one the old veterans fall and
33 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington when the last sickness takes hold of them now and then they Register contained the following paragraph, which fits us have to appeal to friends to lay them away in their last well to-day as it did then. resting place, but their old comrades shall think none the We are forcibly reminded almost every day of our lack of less of them for that. The kindly mantle of charity coverith houses. A gentleman just inquired if we knew of a house to all. rent. We could only answer that in our opinion there was not a vacant house in town fit for anybody to live in. It has Military Items. heretofore been the case that our houses were occupied of Colonel Alfred Sully, 21st Infantry, Lieut. Col. E. I during the winter, but left tenantless on this approach of Bailey, surgeon, and 1st Lieut. J. Q. Adams, 1st Cavalry. spring. But that day is over. Our houses will all contain full Captain W. H. Winters, 1st Cavalry, who brought Chief during the ensuing spring and summer, and fifty more Moses down there, has returned to Camp Harney. would soon be occupied if we had them. We are confident Lieut. R. P. P. Wainwright, 1st Cavalry, left the garrison that those having a little spare money could ___ was it more on Friday last in charge of sixty recruits for the 1st Cavalry advantageously than in the building according to their at Fort Walla Walla. means, of one or more houses to rent. We hope era?? long Lieut. T. W. Symmons, Corps of Engineers, has been order to see some of our citizens take the land in this matter and here by the War Department as engineer officer of this thus do well for themselves, and out a good example for Military Department. others. A board of officer will convene at the garrison to-morrow, Geo. Sliderberg has for sale two good new milch cows examining into the qualifications of Private R. S. Gray, with calves by their side. Inquire at this office. Co. K, 21st Infantry, for appointment of superintendent of a Frank W. Goodhue desire to inform the public of national cemetery. The board consists [editor thinks this Vancouver and vicinity that he is prepared to fill all order should be inserted before the beginning paragraph of this for painting and paper-hanging, and respectfully solicits the section.] patronage of those who intent having such work done. His Leave has been granted the following officer of the 21st prices are as low as the lowest. Infantry: Lieut. J. S. Haughey, Camp Harney, 8 months; Lieut. C. A. Williams, Fort Lapwai, 6 months, and Lieut. Died. W. Wittich, Walla Walla, 6 months. At the Pacific hotel in Vancouver, March 25, 1879, Mary A bill passed by both houses of Congress at its last session, Ada David, aged 23? years, daughter of A. F. David, has in view the reinstating in the military service of Major formerly of Oshosh, Wis. Granville C. Haller, late of the 7th Infantry. Major Haller, On Feb 26, 1879, Herbert Alvah Ricketts, son of E. J. and who resided on Whidbey Island, si well and favorably know Amanda Rickets, ages 13 year, 7 moths, 25 days. in this Territory, and his many friends will rejoice that On Mar 4, 1879, Iva Augusta Ricketts, aged 9 years, 9 justices has at length been done a deserving officer. months, 37 days. Colonel E. C. Mason and Captain G. M. Downey, 21st [page 3, col. 4] Infantry, left on Monday for Camp Coeur d’Alene, being Notice: Voleny Munger, W. H. Smallwood Register, W. members of the court-martial that is to try Captain Keller, S. Brown, Receiver [repeat] 2d Infantry. Colonel Chambers and Captain Miles from Notice: John H. Egan [repeat], W. H. Smallwood, Fort Townsend; Major Stewart from Fort Canby, and Register, W. S. Brown, receiver. Major L. S. Babbitt went up the river at the same time. [page 4, col. 5] They expect to be absent about three weeks. Sarah Ruark vs. Joseph F. Ruark, J. P. Hoyt, R. O. Chief Moses and Homily have been doing Portland and O’Brien, clerk, H. H. Holt, Deputy, Wm. Strong and Vancouver the past week. On Tuesday Agent Cornoyer Sons, Attorneys for Plaintiff. arriver here with Howlish Wampo, Wanap-anoot, Notice: William Frasier [repeat], W. H. Smallwood, Umapine and Young Chief of the Umatillas, and yesterday Register. the whole party, in charge of Agent Cornoyer and Captain [next page] W. H. Bole, 21st Infantry, left for Washington to interview Administrator’s sale: William O’Neil [repeat], Hugh the President on the subject of their grievances. Byrne, Administrator [page3, col. 3} Sheriff’s sale: [repeat] John F. Curtis vs. George F. Battle Ground has just now plenty of _____ to spare. J. H. White and Rebecca White, James Stone, Sheriff of O’Donnell celebrated St. Patrick’s day by hoisting the Cowlitz County; T.N. and F. R. Strong, Plaintiff’s saintly flag. Our roads have all been cleared for the timber Attorneys. fallen by the late wind storms. Born, to the wife of Wm. Executor’s Sale: John T. Lovelace [repeat], Benjamin F. Goodnight, March 12th, a son, weight, 10 pounds. G. Shaw, Executor. Delinquent Tax Sale: List from Cowlitz county [repeat] Old, but Good. – Just elevens years ago the Vancouver [continues next issue]
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This City Directory has been transcribed by CCGS member Yvonne Muchmore. It was copied from a section of a Polk’s 1904 Directory – found at the Portland Public Library by CCGS member Lorlie Metke. Continues from Vol. 38.
I Johnson Marion M (wid W David), res East F n e cor 14th Irish Elias B, res Vancouver Heights Johnson Max B, blksmth N P Round House, bds Irwin Charles S, dentist 605½ Main, bds 914 West B 1114 W 8th Isensee Herman A, washer Vancouver Stm Johnson Ole F, janitor Court House, res same Laundry, res 909 W 11th Johnson Oscar, agt Vancouver Transportation Co, Dalles, Portland & Astoria Navigation Co, J Washougal & Camas Navigation Co, res 715 West I Johnson Robert E, bridge bldr, res 114 W 7th Jackson Frank A, lab Barracks, bds (189?) E 13th Jones Ira, fruit pkr, bds 1209 W 18th Jackson James P, bartndr Henry Van Atta, rms Jones John W, msgr Asst Adjt Gen, res e Garrison Hotel Baltimore Jones Oliver, fruit pkr, bds 1209 W 18th Jackson Vala, dom 1008 W 15th Jones Rachael C (wid John), res 1209 W 8th Jackson Wm T, florist 410 Main, res 5th s w cor West Jordan John R, carp, res 907 West C E Josefowits Morris, clothing 402 West B, res same Jacobs John R, sewing machines (100? or 186?) E 5th, res same K Jacobs Nelly, cook 26 Barracks Jaeschke Christine, res 508 E 14th Kain Lincoln C (L C Kain & Co), res 306 Reserve Jaggy John, res 1014 Main Kain L C & Co (Lincoln C Kain, Joseph Sauer), Jaggy John J, capt Vancouver Ferry, bds 1014 harnessmkrs 310 Main Main Kampe Alfred, lab L M Hidden & Sons Jaggy J H, Dry Goods, Milliner Fancy Goods, Shoes, Kane James C, tchr State School Defective Youth, Furnishing Goods, Clothing, etc , 511-513 Main, res res 407 W 10th 1207 Main Kane Patrick M, prin High School Bldg, bds 407 W Jalenger J, lab, bds Railroad Hotel 10th Jamison Jane (wid James), res (868?) 6th Kanischka Julia, dom 402 West B Jeffrey Mary, bds e Garrison Kauffman Mrs Wm F, boarding 1000 W 11th Jewell Philip H, tmstr, res 1514 West F Kauffman Wm F, draftsman, res 1000 W 11th Jewell Sarah M, matron State School Defective Keaton G Ernest, appr Vancouver Independent, bds Youth 314 Reserve Johannsen George J, Saloon 308 Main, Tel Main Keaton John A, farmer, res 314 Reserve 1253, Prop Hotel Vancouver, res 501½ Main Kearns Patrick T, saloon 200 E 5th, res 500 W 18th Johnson Mrs Alfred B, res 9 Vancouver Barracks Keith James R (Bissener & Keith), rms 115 W 2d Johnson Anna M, tchr bds 715 W 11th Kelley-Clarke Co, L B Clough mngr, fruit pkrs 112 Johnson E M Jr, Capt U S A, res 26 Vancouver 1st Barracks Kelley Thomas, lab, bds Railroad Hotel Johnson George, clk Crawford Marshall Co Kellond Frederick G, 1st Lieut U S A Batt Adjt 10th Johnson George F, carp, bds 400 W 4th Infantry, res Vancouver Barracks Johnson Hilma C, bds 715 W 11th Kelly Patrick T, tmstr Barracks, res 214 Reserve Johnson John W, fruit grower, res 715 W 11th Kemp John F, driver Star Brewery, res 400 Reserve Johnson J Andrew, carp, bds 504 W 17th Kenly Wm L, Capt 8th Battery U S A, res 22 Johnson Katherine, bds 9 Vancouver Barracks Vancouver Barracks
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Kenney John, bds 615 W 7th Kenney Mary, mngr P S Tel & Tel Co, bds 615 W Lackaff Frank J, saloon and ice 500 West B, res 508 7th West C Kenney Nellie, opr P S Tel & Tel Co, bds 615 W 7th Lagerquist Frank, carp, rms 409 W 9th Kenney Patrick, res 615 W 7th Laipple John J, saloon 514 Main, res 317 E 10th Kenney Thomas, bds 615 W 7th Lally Minnie L, bds e Garrison Kennington Ellen (wid James), res 1 Barracks Lamb Archie F, carp, res Reserve n w cor E 6th Kettenring Fred M, civ eng, res 1109 West C Lamb Charles E, tmstr, bds Vancouver Heights Kies Myron B, dep Co Auditor, res 1804 Kauffman Lamb Charlotte J (wid Chauncey), res 2301 Main av Lamb Oliver C, tmstr, res Vancouver Heights Kieth Margaret, bds Vancouver Heights Lamarjie Fred, eng, rms 900 W 8th Kieth Samuel R, logger, res Vancouver Heights Lambert Henry O, eng, res 604 W 8th Kiggins John P (Larney & Kiggins), res 908 Reserve Lambert Louis, logger, res 1214 W 15th King Benjamin L, fireman, bds Railroad Hotel Lander Blanche, printer J W Tollman, bds 1110 W King John E, driver Barracks, res 314 W 9th 12th King Wm H H, res e Garrison Lander Burnett, clk P O, bds 1110 W 12th Klimmer Anna, bds 607 W 5th Lander Wm, wagonmkr 114 E 5th, res 1110 W 12th Klimmer Herman, lav bds 607 W 5th Lang Chriss, hlpr N Pac Round House, bds 808 Klimmer Kate (wid Herman), res 607 W 5th Railroad Knepper Flavious J, veterinary surgeon, res 706 W Lapsley Joseph M, plumber Q M Dept, res 217 E 6th 9th Larney Edward M (Larney & Kiggins), bds 712 Knight Adam S, carp, res East G s w cor 16th West F Knight Aubrey S, carp, bds East G s w cor 16th Larney James H, clk Chf Commissary’s Office, bds Knight Chatfield, bldg contr 1014 West D, res same 712 West F Knight Chester R, lab, bds East G s w cor 16th Larney Margaret M, bds 712 West F Knight Lloyd, bds East G s w cor 16th Larney Patrick, res 712 West F Knolder Mrs Ivy, watchman State School Defective Larney & Kiggins (E M Larney, J P Kiggins), props Youth Vancouver Hardware Co 406 Main Knowles Charles W, Pres Clarke County Abstract Lavner Robert, res 1205 W 17th Co and Notary Public, office W 11th opp Court La Voy Joseph J, appr Larney & Kiggins, bds e House, res 1010 W 12th Garrison Koerwin Anna, dom 906 W 7th. La Voy Maggie H, cook, bds e Garrison Kolstad Jennie L (wid Samuel O), res 815 W 7th La Voy M Jane, res e Garrison Kopp Antone H, lab, bds 700 West H Lawrence George A, fireman, bds 2015 Markle av Kopp Julia, bds 700 West H Lawrence Hyal, harnessmkr, res 2015 Markle av Kopp Louis A, res 700 West H Laws Anna (wid Preston), res 2405 Kauffman av Koppe Theodore, cigarmkr, bds 613 W 7th Laws Clement, blksmith, res Vancouver Heights Krabbe Peder J, cabinetmkr, bds 613 W 7th Lawton Frederick G, Capt 19th Infantry U S A, res Kreaman Wm, res Vancouver Barracks Vancouver Barracks Kreyser August, musician, res e s East D bet 15th and Leake George B, lab, res 1113 W 15th 16th Leary Wilson T bds 2405 Kauffman av Kreyser Katherine, bds e s East D bet 15th and 16th Leavitt Mattie R, prin Columbian sch, bds 908 W Kuehn Adolph J, res ft W 16th 11th Kuhn Preston H, chf clk Chf Q M Office, res 900 W Le Compte Sadie, bds 210 E 18th 10th Lee Don, laundry 213 E 6th Kuizenga Henry, dept mngr J H Jaggy, bds Hotel Lee Harry L, clk Judge Advocate’s Office, res 311 E Columbia 8th Kulper Joseph H, painter C W Cushing, bds 2301 Lee Merton S, clk N P Ry Co, res 604 East B Kauffman av Lees Alexander T, steward, bds 109 Main Kunlisk Mrs Anna, res 500 E 13th Leitzen Matthew, plumber M R Sparks, res 709 Kurowsky, see Von Kurowsky West K Leonori Clifford U, 1st Lieut 19th Infantry U S A, res L D Vancouver Barracks
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Lester Frederic, bldg contr 111 W 5th, res same Co and Agt Oregon Daily Journal 403 Main, res Levin Olivia A, music tchr, bds 1108 W 4th Kauffman av extension Lewis Mrs Belle, res 1402 W 8th Lundsford David E, msgr Asst Adjt Gen, res e Lewis Vesta M, tchr High School Bldg, rms 908 W Garrison 11th Lynch Ellen, tchr Columbian sch, bds 902 West B Lillis James, barber, res 1111 Main Limbocker G A, eng N P Ry Co MC Lindburg Victor, waiter Henry Van Atta, rms Hotel Baltimore McBride Gabriel, fruit grower, res Kauffman av Linton Royal D, lab, bds 1805 Main Extension Liverpool and London and Globe Co of England, J McBride Ida, bds Kauffman av extension H Elwell agt, 300 Main McBride Julia, bds Kauffman av extension Livingston John, res Riverside McBride Oscar, tchr State School Defective Youth, Livingston Joseph W, gardener State School res e s Markle av bet 23d and 24th Defective Youth, res Riverside McCafferty Charles E, Prop Vancouver Merchants Log Cabin Saloon And Hotel, K C Luithle Prop, Delivery 1314 Kauffman av, res same, Tel Main 2005 Liquors, Cigars and Furnished Rooms, Saloon 5th McCafferty James T, tmstr, res 414 West H Main, Tel Main 741, Hotel 106 W 5th McCafferty W Frank, clk I L Schilt, res Main n e Loller Wm H, clk Chf Q M Office, res Portland Ore cor 19th London Assurance Corporation of London, J H McCammon Charles A, bds 402 W 9th Elwell agt, 300 Main McCammon Eda (wid Wm W), res 402 W 9th Long Christ, mach, bds Railroad Hotel McCann Dudley, bds 1101 W 8th Long Elmer A, supervisor State School Defective McCarthy Hannah, bds 108 W 10th Youth, res 1006 W 23d McCarthy John, res 108 W 10th Long Mrs Irene, bds 1208 W 17th McCarty Charles P, driver Merchants Exp & Trans Long Jacob, lab, bds Railroad Hotel Co, res 1401 West D Loomis Bessie A, bds Vancouver Heights McCarty Edward, res 915 West E Loomis John M, eng, res Vancouver Heights McCarty James (Vancouver Soda Works), res 202 Loomis Oscar M, res Vancouver Heights W 6th Loryea Nettie, bds H Vancouver Barracks McCauley Mary (wid Wm), bds 309 W 5th Lotz John H, carp, bds 808 W Main McCavet George F, lab, res 309 W 5th Louis John, rms 209 W 16th McCavet James, blksmth 509 W 5th Lovelace Almanson, res Vancouver Heights McCavet James E, bottler Star Brewery, bds 309 W Lovelace Almanson M, bds Vancouver Heights 5th Lovelace Lester P, bds Vancouver Heights McCavet John E, brakeman N P Ry Co, bds 309 W Lovelace May, dom 514 W 9th 5th Lowder David J, lab, res East D s w cor 16th McCavet Mamie, student, bds 309 W 5th Lowe Belle (wid James A), bds 1414 East F McCavet Wm H, clk Deirling & Padden, bds 309 W Lowe Ethel B, mangler, Vancouver Stm Laundry, 5th bds 209 Main McClellan Pearl J, bds e Garrison Lowe John, logger, res 209 Main McClelland Bert, lab, bds Railroad Hotel Lowe Robert, Co Commr, res View, Wash McClelland Rolla, painter, bds 601 W 7th Lowe Sadie M, bds 209 Main McClintic Clarence M, bds 404 W 8th Lowell Elicy F (wid Abram J), res 1300 East F McClintic Edward M, eng Col Eng Co No 2, res 404 Luch Henry, lab, res Fruit Valley W 8th Lucia Mill Co (John C Huston, J Wilber Aldrich), McClintic Viola C, bds 404 W 8th lum mnfrs river front ft W 7th McClintic Winifred, opr P S Tel & Tel Co, bds 404 Luithle Karl C, Prop Log Cabin Saloon and Hotel W 8th 502 Main, res East E s e cor 17th McCollum Robert T, lab, res 208 E 16th Lund August F, res Kauffman ave extension McCreadie R A, lab bds Railroad Hotel Lund Evert A, lab, bds Kauffman av extension McCreadie Wm W, Lawyer 413½ Main, res 302 W Lund Luther N, carp, res Kauffman av extension 11th Lundberg John P, Prop Rapid Transit Messenger McCurdy Dora E, (wid Martin B), res 511 West G
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McDonald Augustine C, brickmkr, res Vancouver McMullen Ida, dom 215 E 10th Heights McMurray Wm E, carp, res 1113 W 9th McFarland, see also MacFarlane McRae Mary H J, tchr High School Bldg, bds 914 W McFarland Henry W, raftsman, res 508 W 4th 11th McFarlane David W, lab, res 308 W 17th McFarlane Wm H, boomman, res 808 W 18th M McGee James, tmstr, rms 514 East E McGee Oliver P, rancher, res e s West C bet 18th and MacFarlane, see also McFarland 19th MacFarlane Mrs Anna M, clk J H Jaggy, bds 107 E McGinnis Hugh J, hostler Barracks, bds John 13th McGinnis MacFetridge Jane, maid 24 Barracks McGinnis John, ambulance driver Barracks, res Madsen Albert, agt Met Life Ins Co, res 301 W 16th same Magee Ann, bds 915 West E McGinnis Julia (wid James), res 410 West C Magee Frances C, bds 915 West E McGinnis Kate, bds John McGinnis Manning Rev Boise L, res 907 W 17th McGoldrick Arthur, stenog J H Elwell, bds 914 Manning Montgomery V, tmstr, bds 505 W 15th West F Manning Samuel, res 505 E 15th McGoldrick Arthur R, butcher J L McGoldrick, res Mannix Michael, bartnder G M Weigel, rms 501 914 West F Main McGoldrick Joseph L, meats 710 Main, res 500 W Marble Ansil S, carp, bds 406 W 17th 10th Marsh John L, blksmth 309 Main, res 914 West E McGowan Samuel, bartndr George Johannsen, res Marsh Samuel A, butcher J L McGoldrick, res 909 401 W 10th West D McGreevy Bennett, carrier R F D No 2, res Riverside Marsha Wm A, stone mason, bds 1502 Markle av McGurn Edith R, bds 1215 Main Marsha Wm B, lab, res 1502 Markle av McGurn Ethel J, clk J H Jaggy, bds 1215 Main Marshall Charles A, fireman Vancouver Ferry, res McGurn John, bartender, res 1215 Main W 10th n e cor D McHale James (Owens & McHale), rms 708½ Main Marshall Frank N, vice-pres Crawford-Marshall McIrvin Virginia, maid State School Defective Co, res 909 West B Youth Marshall John A, fireman Vancouver Ferry McKee Abraham, carp, res 315 E 18th Marshall Wm N, tchr State School Defective Youth McKee Alice A, bds 315 E 18th Martell Alexander, lab, res 700 W 8th McKee Flora F, tchr, bds 315 E 18th Martell Ivan, bds 700 W 8th McKee George A, lab Vancouver Water Wks Co, Martin Fred A, brakeman N P Ry Co, res 115 Main bds e Garrison Martin George, lab, res Barracks McKee James R, eng Vancouver Water Wks Co, Martin George W, gardener Barracks, res same bds e Garrison Martin Joseph, farmer, res 615 W 5th McKee John P, shoemkr 510 West B, res same Martin Roy P, carp, res 115 Main McKee Joseph A, expsmn, res 1714 Kauffman av Martine Rev Smith D, res e Garrison McKee Samuel G, lab Du Bois & Son, res 1300 W Mason Alexander, brakeman, bds 601 W 7th 16th Masonic Temple, Main s w cor 8th McKee Wm S, foreman Vancouver Water Works Mathews James M, carrier R F D No 1, res 508 W Co, res e Garrison 15th McKee W Arthur, lab Vancouver Water Works Co, Mathews Robert H, sub-carrier R F D No 2, bds 508 bds e Garrison W 15th McKenzie Rev Angus, res 1014 West G Matthews Annie B, bds 604 West J McKinney James M, painter e Garrsion, res same Matthews Iva D, waitress, rms 618 East C McLain Daniel, horseshoer J A Webber Mattschas W E T, shoes 608 Main, res 201 W 4th McLary Robert (McLary & Bowne), rms 114 W 6th Mauldin J A, tmstr, res Main 3 ft (or N?) Washington McLary & Bowne (Robert McLary, Fred W Maxey Mrs Rosa, midwife 414 W 17th, res same Bowne), saloon 114 W 6th Maxey Wm G, lab, bds 414 W 17th McMaster Donald, Lawyer 410½ Main, res 900 W Mayer Jonas D, dry goods 412 Main, bds Hotel 11th Columbia
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Mazuretzky Louis, junk 112 E 6th, res same Minsh Matthew A, saloon 501 Main, res 314 E 14th Medley Banjamin B, carp, res (596 or 566?) West I Mintner Leonard, res 2415 Kauffman av Meiser Jesse A, photog, res 313 E 10th Mitchell B J, 1st Lieut U S A, res A Barracks Meissner Albert F, capt Salvation Army, res 602 Mitchell Harry E, 1st Lieut, U S A, res 3 Barracks West J Mitchell Hiram E, 1st Lieut U S A, res 17 Barracks Melcke John, tailor Deierling & Padden, res 206 E Moloney Patrick, lamplighter Barracks, res e 10th Garrison Memorial Presbyterian Church, Rev H S Barnum Montford Archibald, carp, bds 408 W 8th pastor, 10th n w cor West D Moore Ada, bds 615 West B Merchants’ Express & Transportation Co, C H Moore Frank M, chf clk Adjt Gen’s Office, bds Ford agt, E D Richmond supt, 304 Main Hotel Columbia Merdian Fred A, bds Fruit Valley Moore George L, bartndr J Minsh, res 515 West G Merdian George, fruit grower, res Fruit Valley Moore Wm L, plasterer, res Kauffman av extension Messenger Albert S, carp, bds 202 W 17th Moots Wm, carp, bds 408 W 8th Messenger Catherine E (wid John E?), bds 202 W Morley Anna M (wid Frank), bds 614 East C 17th Morris Frank, plumber 204 W 5th, res 2 m e Garrison Metcalf George M, tmstr Barracks, res 2309 Markle Morris John G, carp, res Kauffman av extension av Morris Wm E, painter Barracks, res 2400 Kauffman Metcalf Wm H, lawyer 413½ Main, res 514 W 11th av Methlner Albert, lab Star Brewery, bds U S Hotel Morrison Benjamin L, bds 915 West E Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev Wm E Morrow Francis K, tailor, bds 600 West E Thompson pastor, 9th n w cor West C Morrow George W, lab, res 600 West E Meyer Eliza, dom J W Tollman Morrow Joseph L, lab, bds 600 West E Milem John, lab, res s s W 16th bet G and H Morse Arthur W, 1st Lieut and Asst Surgeon U S A, Miles Ellen, maid Barracks res 27 Vancouver Barracks Milham Irvin, cook A M Bersch Morton Eva J, nurse, bds 1014 West H Milham Jesse, carp, res Railroad av s e cor 17th Moser C Edward, res 2200 Kauffman av Milham John A, farmer, bds 1200 W 21st Moser Katie M, nurse, res 20 Barracks Military Cemetery, Vancouver Heights Moss Clyde J (C J Moss), res Kauffman av extension Millenvitch John, waiter Henry Van Atta, rms Hotel Moss C J & Co (Clyde J Moss), Bicycles and Baltimore Sporting Goods 602 Main, Tel Main 1173 (see adv) Miller Abraham L, Superior Judge Court House, res Moulin Sarah (wid Joseph), res Fruit Valley 914 West G Moy Henry, rms 105 W 6th Miller Adolph, lab, res 713 W 18th Moy Sing Sam, restaurant 105 W 6th Miller Evalyn, clk J H Jaggy Mulligan Joseph, eng Du Bois & Son, bds West C s Miller George W, res 1514 Kauffman av w cor 9th Miller Hugh, lab, res 211 E 8th Mulligan Nellie, bds West C sw cor 9th Miller John J, 1st Lieut U S A Batt Adjt 19th Infantry, Mulligan Owen, res West C s w cor 9th res 16 Vancouver Barracks Mulligan Sue, bds West C s w cor 9th Miller Samuel J, pass agt N P Ry agt N P Exp Co, Mumford Edgar M, chf clk U S Land Office, res res 1310 Chumasero av 610 W 9th Miller Wm S (Miller & Schultz), res 200 W 13th Munday James A, lawyer 508 Main, rms same Miller Wm S, clk C D Hayes & Co, bds 508 W 8th Munger Albert M, eng Vancouver Ferry, res 614 W Miller & Schultz (Wm S Miller, Wm F Schultz), 6th meats 715 Main Munger E Della, bkpr B A Henslee, bds 614 W 6th Millis James W, barber Ferdinand Ferrell Munger Orelia, bds 614 W 6th Mills B Herbert, clk B A Henslee, res 909 W 18th Munger Stella, bkpr The Blurock Co, bds 614 W 6th Mills Frank P, student, bds 309 W 6th Murphy Andrew J, barber, res 206 E 5th Mills Robert D, Asst Postmaster, res 309 W 6th Murphy Arthur, bds 206 E 5th Mills Thomas T, farmer, res 1204 W 15th Murphy Emery G, porter Ferdinand Ferrell, bds Milstrom Gustaf, bds Lake View Add 206 E 5th Minsh Jacob, saloon 700 West B, res 710 West K Murphy Lillian A, bds 206 E 5th Minsh John, bds 710 West K Murphy Robert H, barber Ferdinand Ferrell, bds
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206 E 5th Norelius John E, fruit grower, res Kauffman av Murphy Truman O, Capt 19th Infantry U S A, res 13 extension Vancouver Barracks Norelius Mary M, bds Kauffman av extension Murray Patrick H, tailor 203 E 7th, res 710 W 8th Norelius Nathaniel M, carp, res Kauffman av Murray Wm, res 800 W 10th extension Myers Albert T, clk Matt Brown, res 815 East B Norris John H, pres Vancouver Water Works Co, Myers Catherine, res e Garrison res Olympia, Wash Myers Henry J, iceman Star Brewery, res 508 W 6th North British and Mercantile Ins Co of London, J Myers L M, rms Hotel Riverview H Elwell agt, 300 Main Mygatt Leonard J, 1st Lieut 19th Infantry U S A Northern Pacific Express Co, S J Miller ticket agt, Signal Officer, res 3 Vancouver Barracks 403 Main Northern Pacific Railway Co, Mason Birchard frt N agt, 2d 1 block w of 13th Northern Pacific Round House, E Springer Nagel Gustov, lab, res Markle av n e cor 25th foreman, ft W 10th Nalle James B, 2d Lieut 19th Infantry U S A, res Nunn Albert H, carp 608 West B, res 114 E 10th Vancouver Barracks Nunn Allie, tchr, bds 114 E 10th National Fire Ins Co of Hartford, J H Elwell agt, Nunn Herbert, carp, res 304 W 10th 300 Main Nelson August V, bds 715 West I O Nelson Eda Elizabeth, bds 402 W 9th Nerton Frank N, student, bds 114 W 6th Oakes Mrs Nellie M, dressmkr 1810 West E, res Nerton George A, bartndr F J Lackaff, res 615 West same B O’Brine John, boarding 207 Main Nerton Millicent, bds 615 West B O’Connell Michael, res 114 E 8th Nerton Mrs Mollie, clk , res 114 W 6th O’Connor James, res East G s w cor 18th Nesbitt Wm G, lab, res e Garrison O’Connor Thomas, res 17th n w cor East G New Palace Barber Shop The, Christian Engleman Odd Fellows Building, West B n w cor 4th Prop, 605 Main O’Donnell James, res 600 E 17th New Zealand Ins Co, H A Boardman Jr agt, Hotel Oetzen Karl, res e Garrison Columbia Bldg O’Flaherty James E, cement contr, res Vancouver Newland Charles E, driver, res e s East B bet 15th Heights and 16th O’Flaherty Maude, bds Vancouver Heights Newton Alice, bds Vancouver Heights Ogborn Maria J, guard State School Defective Niagara Fire Ins Co of New York, J H Elwell agt, Youth 300 Main O’Keane James J, real est and draftsman 508 Main, Nichols Charles W (Nichols & Spurgeon), res 800 res 610 W 7th 12th O’Keane John, notary 508 Main, res 711 West G Nichols Nathan J, painter C W Cushing, rms Hotel Olsen Christina (wid Christian), bds n s 5th w I Vancouver Olsen Eugene, fireman, res n s 5th w I Nichols N Henry, carp, res ft W 9th O’Neel Albert C, civ eng, res 1015 W 11th Nichols & Spurgeon (Charles W Nichols, Mathias O’Neel Henry R, res 1104 W 13th O Spurgeon), conf 506 Main O’Neill Timothy F, tmstr Barracks, res 215 E 16th Nicholson Andrew, janitor Central sch, res 612 W Onsdorff Marie, bds 108 E 18th 10th Opdyke Edward W, tmstr Lucia Mill Co, res 1411 Nisbet Lawrence, res 702 W 18th W 8th Nolan Mary N (wid John), res 506 W 6th Osborne James R, bds 1814 Kauffman av Nolan Rosa, bds 506 W 6th O’Shaughnessy Julia A, dressmkr 200 E 8th, bds Nolan Thomas, lab Lucia Mill Co, bds 506 W 6th same Nordeen Hans E, mach, res 1707 Kauffman av Ostman Hilda, maid C Barracks Norelius Atlev E, bicycle rpr C J Moss & Co, bds Owens Henry E (Owens & McHale), res 614 East C Kauffman av extension Owens & McHale (Henry E Owens, James Norelius Emanuel, farmer, res Kauffman av McHale), props Elite theater, 702 Main
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Petrain John M, car rpr, res W 8th nr Lucia Mill P Petteys Ruby G, bds Vancouver Heights Petteys Wm B, bds Vancouver Heights Pacific Coast Confectionery, James C Graham Peyton Benjamin F, bldg contr, res Vancouver Prop, Cigars, Tobaccos, fine Candies, Ice Cream and Heights Sodas in Season, Fruits and Nuts 603 Main Philbrick Charles W, res e Garrison Pacific States Telegraph & Telephone co, Mary Phillips Hugh C, register U S Land Office, res 810 Kenney mngr, 512 Main West F Packard A Loretta, tchr, bds 1015 W 11th Phillips Richard, stone cutter, bds 614 Main Packard Jennie E (wid Marshall M), masseur 1015 Phillips Wm, lab, res 400 West F W 11th, res same Pierce Eben D, phys, bds Fruit Valley Packard John R (Ricketts & Packard), res 1111 Pierce I Frank, fruit grower, res Fruit Valley Main Pierce Mary (wid Henry E), bds Fruit Valley Padden Bridget A (wid James), bds 215 E 8th Pincus Mrs Lorena, nurse, res 214 W 18th Padden Helen, clk J H Jaggy, bds 215 E 8th Pitcher Spencer J, bds e Garrison Padden James J (Deierling & Padden), res 215 E 8th Plowman Wm L, lab Lucia Mill Co, res 707 W 19th Padden John A, restaurant 500 Main, res same Plunkett Lizzie, cook 7 Barracks Padden Louise M, bds 210 E 7th Police Station, 712 West B Padden Mollie C, bds 210 E 7th Pompe Adrian A, phys 303 W 6th, res same Padden Thomas W, saloon 500 Main, rms same Porter Frank L, student, bds Fruit Valley Palmer Martin V, fruit grower, res Fruit Valley Porter Julia J (wid George G), fruit grower, res Fruit Pancoast Wm F, painter C W Cushing, bds 400 Valley Reserve Porter Orveill G, surveyor, bds Fruit Valley Park Morton E, bicycle rpr Crawford-Marshall Co, Postoffice, Lloyd Du Bois Postmaster, West B n w bds 99 Main cor 4th Parker Robert B, 2d Lieut 19th Infantry U S A, res Potter Ada, bds East C s w cor 12th Vancouver Barracks Potter Allen G, steward Post Exchange, res East C s Parker Samuel, coachman B Barracks w cor 12th Parren Charles S, lab, res 206 W 13th Poucher John C, supt Col Canning Co, res 6 me Pearce Dion E, clk, res 500 W 14th Powell Bessie, bds Kauffman av extension Pearson Calvin L, bartndr J R Fuller Powell Nathan W, tmstr, res n s W 15th bet G and H Pearson Carl O, lab, bds 808 West B Powell Pearl, bds Kauffman av extension Pease Elmer, conf 110 W 4th, res 514 W 12th Powell Thomas, fruit grower, res Kauffman av Peck Charles L, cond, bds 1000 W 11th extension Peck Edward C, cond N P Ry Co Preble Edward P, Prop Preble’s Restaurant, res 608 Peddicord Wm F, eng Barracks Pumping Sta, res e West C Garrison Preble’s Restaurant, E P Preble Prop, 503 Main Peebles Harry G, bartndr M A Minsh Press George W, fireman, bds Railroad Hotel Pennock Ray C, plumber Larney & Kiggins Preston Fred B, clk Crawford-Marshall Co, res Pennsylvania Fire Ins Co of Philadelphia, J H Main s e cor 15th Elwell agt, 300 Main Preston Stephen, lab, res West E s w cor 6th Percival Grove R, lawyer 413½ Main, res Vancouver Prichard Milton, Co School Supt Court House, res Heights 2108 Kauffman av Percival Ralph G, clk Vancouver Natl Bank, bds Pritchard Elton, lab, bds Randal’s Add Vancouver Heights Pritchard James M, blksmith Barracks, res Randal’s Perdue Charles W, bds W 7th s w cor L Add Perkins Alfred, hostler H Barracks Pritchard Wm F, barber, bds Randal’s Add Perry Joseph, baker City Bakery, bds 200 W 8th Probst Rudolph C, res 814 West H Petermeier Melchoir, res e Garrison Proebstel Andrew J, res 407 West C Peterson Mary K, tchr Fifteenth Street sch, bds 902 Proebstel Building, 312 Main West B Proulx Isador, watchman, res W 7th s w cor L Peterson Matthew B, sawyer, res 1705 East B Prutzman Daniel E, lab, bds 1715 Chumasero av Petit Emma, res 114 W 2d Prutzman Harvey, lab, bds 1715 Chumasero av
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Prutzman Jacob D, lab, res 1715 Chumasero av Reese James S, architect, res Randall’s Add Pugh John, lab, res 1714 West D Reeves DeGaris, tchr High sch, bds 1000 W 11th Pyke Walter V, clk F W Stone, bds 908 West B Rehfeld Fred W, lab, res 1815 Chumasero av Reid David F, janitor Columbian sch, res 701 E 17th Q Reid J Robert, eng, bds 701 W 17th Remlinger Nicholas, res 1015 West M Quarnberg Andrew A, fruit grower, Co Comm, res Rentschler Helen, bds 815 W H Kauffman av extension Reustle Eliza, maid F Barracks Quarnberg Roland A, steward and Acct State School Reynolds Charles R, clk Chf Q M, rms 215 E 10th Defective Youth, res Fruit Valley Rice Horace J, jeweler 606 Main, res 1 m n Quigley Wm J, carp, res Vancouver Heights Richards Robert M, res 300 Reserve Quinn Leo P, 2d Lieut 26th Battery U S A, res Richmond Edward D, supt Merchants’ Express & Vancouver Barracks Transportation Co, res 2 m n Richter Carl, butler F Barracks R Rickard Mattie, bds Fruit Valley Ricker Charles H, fruit grower, res Fruit Valley Radcliffe Fannie (wid Charles), music tchr, bds 901 Ricketts James M (Ricketts & Packard), res 504 W East C 17th Raiche Samuel A, Prop Vancouver Steam Laundry Ricketts & Packard (James M Ricketts, John R 210 Main, rms 711 W 10th Packard), grocers 717 Main Railroad Hotel, Mrs Ida Betzing prop, West M s e Riden Charles A, brakeman N P Ry Co, bds 100 W cor 9th 11th Rambo Charles A, dentist 402½ Main, res 1100 W Riegle Emanuel, carp Barracks, res e Garrison 14th Riegle Hessie B, stenog J P Stapleton, bds e Garrison Ranck Glenn, bds 815 W 10th Rierdon Frank, Prop Rierdon’s Cafe 700 Main, res Ranck Lulu, bds 815 W 10th same Ranck Wm, res 815 W 10th Rierdon’s Café, Frank Rierdon Prop, 700 Main Rancourt Louis J, 2d Lieut U S A Batt Q M and Riggs G Arthur, barber L C Thomlinson, res 906 Commissary 19th Infantry, res Vancouver Barracks East C Rand Benjamin P, fireman, bds 2503 Kauffman av Riggs Wm A, clk Adjt Gen’s Office, bds 200 E 8th Rand Grace D, clk, bds 2503 Kauffman av Rinehart Albert C, res 806 W 16th Rand Thomas B, fruit grower, res 2503 Kauffman av Rinehart H Lloyd, lab L M Hidden & Sons, bds 806 Rand Vane V, ins agt, bds 2503 Kauffman av W 16th Randall Ethel, starcher Vancouver Stm Laundry Riverview Hotel, S A Goodnoe prop, 100 West B Rands Edward M (Rands & Hopkins), res Rix C F, brakeman N P Ry Co Vancouver Heights, Tel Main 1715 Robb Lura M, bds 1414 Kauffman av Rands E Thurlow, ins, bds Vancouver Heights Roberson Allen, res e s Markle av bet 19th and 20th Rands & Hopkins (Edward M Rands, John W Roberson Arthur W, clk, res Vancouver Heights Hopkins), Lawyers 410½ Main, Tel Main 371 Roberts Harris L, Capt 19th Infantry U S A, res Rapid Transit Messenger Co, John P Lundberg Vancouver Barracks Prop, 402 Main (see adv) Robertson Albert E, eng, res East C s w cor 19th Rauch John, farmer, res W 8th nr Lucia Mill Robinson Elizabeth, bds Vancouver Heights Rawson Albert (Buchanan & Rawson), res s s W Robinson Etta, dom 914 W 11th 15th bet F and G Robinson James, fisherman, bds 609 W 5th Ray John A, lab, bds 509 W 19th Robinson Lemuel P, res 609 W 5th Raymond Wm H, 1st Lieut U S A Aid-de-Camp Staff Roe Mae B, clk Carter & Carter, rms 515 West D Dept of Col, res Vancouver Barracks Roeder Albert E G, mach w 3d bet B and C, res same Rederich Edward J, druggist J C Wyatt, res Rogers Mary A (wid Peter), bds 515 W 13th Vancouver Heights Rosenstein A, clk B Ablowitz Rederich Joseph, fruit grower, res Vancouver Heights Ross Alena, bds ft w 16th Rederich Thomas J, bds Vancouver Heights Ross Amy, bds ft W 16th Redmond John, tmstr Du Bois & Son Ross John, roadmaster N P Ry Co, res ft W 16th Reed Samuel A, drayman, res 109 Main Roubolt Mrs Agnes, res 207 W 19th
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Rowan Andrew S, Capt 19th Infantry U S A, res 25 Russell Stephen E, cook, bds 1114 W 9th Vancouver Barracks Russell Zachary S, real es 413½ Main, res 1401 Rowan Charles P, brakeman, bds 1000 W 11th Chumasero av Rowell Joseph A, res 1009 West E Russett Emil, lab, bds 1600 W 8th Rowley Edson M, Real Estate and Insurance 806 Russett George, farmer res 1600 W 8th West B, res 115 E 10th (See Classified Real Estate) Russett Louis, lab, bds 1600 W 8th Royal Helen A, res e Garrison Rutherford Maud A, tchr High School Bldg, bds 914 Rundle Rozina (wid Nirham C), res Lake view Add W 11th Rusk Charles, conf 613 Main, res 804 W 7th Rutledge G Harrison, res 815 W 9th Rusk Garfield, clk Vancouver Grocery Co, bds 804 Ruzicka Fred, driver Vancouver Merchants’ W 7th Delivery, res 1309 East C Russell Charles B, nurse, res 1402 Kauffman av Russell John O, porter C Engleman [[Concludes Vol. 40 of Trail Breakrs]
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Hon. Charles T. Stiles
HON. CHARLES T. STILES. - One who has enjoyed the advantages of education, and has been the recipient of wealth left him by fond and indulgent parents, is surely worthy of the encomiums due to success thereby attained. But how much more so is the one who, without this pedestal of fame and fortune, attains all equal eminence by his own unaided exertions, As an example of this latter career. there was none more notable than the gentleman whose name appears above, who e late untimely demise has removed from the scene of activity one of our most valuable and honored representative men. Briefly stated, the course of his life is as follows: He was a native of Whitneyville, Maine, having been born in that state June 16, 1847· In 1860, when he was but thirteen year of age. he came with his mother to the Pacific coast to join his father, who bad crossed the plains into California in 1849, whom they found at Vancouver, Washington Territory, having located a Donation claim of nine hundred acres near Washougal. The subject of this sketch resided there until 1871. when he moved to Portland Oregon, his father having died in 1873. In Portland he speculated in produce of every kind until July, 1878, when he removed to Columbia county, Washington Territory, and located in Pataha City, which is now in Garfield county. In 1882 he purchased the farm where his widow now resides, a most beautiful place half way between Pomeroy and Pataha. From the time of his settlement ill this growing section, be became an influential member of its society, moving in every matter of public improvement, and soon gaining a firm grasp upon the confidence of the people. Previously he had been honored with high political preferment, having been elected in 1875 to the house of representatives of Washington Territory from Clarke county: and in 1887 he was ejected to serve ill the same body from his new home. In hi official capacity he was instrumental in erecting Columbia from Walla Walla county, and Garfield from Columbia. In his new sphere of life at Pataha City, be was most energetic in developing and upbuilding the region, having been first to bring to that point a stock of goods, and doing much, by every practicable means, to make that the flourishing place that it now is, He died August 16; and his demise was not only deeply mourned by his family, but also deplored by the community in general. He was a man known for his earnestness, breadth of view, sterling integrity and christian charity. In him those unfortunate in the battle of life always found a friend; and the successful regarded him as a comrade and brother. As a benefactor, a builder of a new community, and as a leader in every worthy field, he will long be remembered. In 1872 he was married to Miss Lizzie Caples, of Vancouver, Washington Territory. a most estimable lady, who now resides in a beautiful residence at Pataha City and superintends the education of her five children.
Elwood Evans , History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington Portland, Oregon: North Pacific History Co., [1889], page 584
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Index of the Atlas of Clark County Washington 1928
The Copy of the set of maps is available at the Clark County Genealogical Society Research Library 715 Grand Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98661
In bold is the main entry, followed by the page number of the map indexed. This is followed by the township and range, section number and other information. Several names were spelled in various ways, even on the same page, and appear to be the same person; however, since the indexer did not know which was correct, no correction was made to the name. Because the numbers were not listed with zeros in front of them, they are mixed in with the two and three digit numbers. This is the last section of this series.
S.P. & S. RR, p25, T1N R2E, 5-Apr S.D. 89, p24, Sangl., Martin, p14, T4N R4E, 34 T2N R4E, 35, se corner Sanlon, E. P. (2), p8, T5N R3E, 34, se S.P. & S. RR, p10, T4N R1W, Oregon Sannow, W.W., p16, T3N R1E, 34, south bottom S.P. & S. RR, p27, T1N R4E, 24 Sanquist, Paul W., p12, T4N R2E, 2 S.P. & S. RR, p27, T1N R4E, 14, south Santee, E, p17, T3N R2E, 31 S.P. & S. RR, p5, T5N R1W, Oregon Sapping, C., p13, T 4N R3E, 11, east edge S.P. & S. RR, p26, T1N R3E, 10, south Sappington, W.O. (4), p24, T2N R4E, 29, 30, 32 S.P. & S. Rail Road, p22, T2N R2E, 31, 32 Sara, p16, T3N R1E, 8 S.P. & S. Railroad, p20, T1N R3E, Oregon Sargent, Lambert &, p11, T4N R1E, 17 S.P. & S. Ry. Co. (2), land, p21, T2N R1E, 19 Sarkison, Maino, p18, T3N R3E, 17 S.P.S. Railroad, p21, T2N R1E, 35 Sarkison, Zachary, p18, T3N R3E, 17 Saari, Oscar, p11, T4N R1E, 17 Satre, Daniel G., p7, T5N R2E, 23 Sadewasser, H., p24, T2N R4E, 19 Saul, J.J., p22, T2N R2E, 18, sw Sagersa, M., p5, T5N R1W, 12, Cowlitz Sauvie Island, p10, T4N R1W, Oregon Sahl, Wm. & wife, p17, T3N R2E, 4 Sauvie Island, p20, T1N R3E, Oregon Sakrison, Emil & wife, p17, T3N R2E, 1 Sauvies Island, p15, T3N R1W, Oregon Sakrison, John, p17,T3N R2E, 12 Savage, J., p13, T4N R3E, 2 Sakrison, L.F., p18, T3N R2E, 17, south Sawyer, A., (cont), p26, T1N R3E, 9, nw corner Sakrison, L.F., p18, T3N R3E, 17, south, small Sawyer, B., p13, T4N R3E, 31 tract #4 Sawyer, C., p13, T4N R3E, 31 Salmela, Charles, p18, T3N R3E, 8 Sawyer, Hazel, p12, T4N R2E, 21 Salmela, S. & wife, p18, T3N R3E, 8 Scanlon, Annie, p9, T5N R4E, 8 Salmon Creek, p16, T3N R1E, 19,20,25,26, Scanlon, Mabel E., p23, T2N R3E, 10 27,28 Scanwell, Ted, p22, T2N R2E, 7, sw Salmon Creek, p17, T1N R4E, 14, 19-21 Scappoose, p10, T4N R1W, Oregon Salmon Creek, p18, T3N R2E, 4, 5, 7 Salzman, Schaffer, Carl M., p11, T4N R1E, 5 A.F., p16, T3N R1E, 20 Schatz, J.W., p6, T5N R1E, 5, Cowlitz Samnoen or Sarnnon?, E, p17, T3N R2E, 15, Scheel, H.C., p17, T3N R2E, 30 south edge, small Scheuerman, George, p18, T3N R3E, 27 Sampson, B. (2), p22, T2N R2E, 26, 35 Schick, Jacob, p26, T1N R3E, 4, east Sampson, J. L. et al, p11, T4N R1E, 20, nw Schimmelpfenig, N.W., p16, T3N R1E, 18 Sampson, M.J., p27, T1N R4E, 13, sw Schimmelphenig, G.H p16, T3N R1E, 15 Sampson, N., p27, T1N R4E, 24, north Schimmilpfenig, F., p16, T3N R1E, 27 Sampson, Ray S., p27, T1N R4E, 13, se Schimmilpfennig, F., p16, T3N R1E, 22 Samuelson, A. & wife (2), p17, T3N R2E, 25 Schlegel, Christian, p24, T2N R4E, 29 Samuelson, Louie, p11, T4N R1E, 17 Schleicher, Joseph, p16, T3N R1E, 4 Sanders, C., p22, T2N R2E, 7, east Schleppy, J.D., p16, T3N R1E, 8 Sanders, Josephine, p23, T2N R3E, 16 Schlesser, E., p16, T3N R1E, 29, south, small Sandstrom, W., p17, T3N R2E, 26 Schlichting, A, p18, T3N R3E, 20 Sandy River, p27, T1N R4E, lower left, Oregon Schlichting, H., p18, T3N R3E, 20 Sanger, L., p22, T2N R2E, 4, nw, middle, small Schmeyer, Charles, p21, T2N R1E, 14, se
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Schmid, Max (2), p27, T1N R4E, 12 & 13 School, p21, T2N R1E, 4, north, near Brooker Schmid, Max A & wife, p27, T1N R4E, 11, sw School, p22, T2N R2E, 22 Schmid, R p27, T1N R4E, 6, nw edge, small School, p23, T2N R3E, 19, sw corner Schmid, Rudolph, p27, T1N R4E, 6, nw edge, School, p24, T2N R4E, 30, 32, 35 small School, p24, T2N R4E, 30, south Schmid, Rudolph (2), p24, T2N R4E, 31 School, p24, T2N R4E, 32, south Schmidt, Gus, p22, T2N R2E, 4 School, p26, T1N R3E, 4 Schmidt, J., p11, T4N R1E, 17 School, p26, T1N R3E, 8 Schmidt, John, p22, T2N R2E, 16, ne School, p27, T1N R4E, 14 (just under # 14), Schmidt, S., p16, T3N R1E, 24, sw south, middle Schmidt, Steve, p3, T6N R3E, 14, Cowlitz School, p3, T6N R3E, 24, Cowlitz Schmied, C.F., p27, T1N R4E, 24, nw by river School, p3, T6N R3E, 34, south Schmitke, Carl R., p16, T3N R1E, 13 School, p6, T5N R1E, 11, south Schmitke, Fred, p17, T3N R2E, 17 School, p6, T5N R1E, 22, east Schmitt, Gust, p16, T3N R1E, 27, sw School, p6, T5N R1E, 33, nw Schnatten, Mrs. 3/4, p21, T2N R1E, 9, south School, p6, T5N R1E, 36, west edge Schneider, Bertha M., p11, T4N R1E, 34 School, p7, T5N R2E, 11 Schneider, John W., p11, T4N R1E, 34, se School, p7, T5N R2E, 26 corner School, p7, T5N R2E, 28 Schneider, Paul, p4, T6N R4E, 4, Cowlitz School, p7, T5N R2E, 32 Schnetten, E. ? 3/4, p21, T2N R1E, 9, nw School, p7, T5N R2E, 5 Schnider, Clara A, p9, T5N R4E, 4 School, p7, T5N R2E, 6, Cowlitz Schnubothe, William, p17, T3N R2E, 30 School, p8, T5N R3E, 3, 14, & 17 (south) Schoenig, Peter, p23, T2N R3E, 31 School Dis. No. 84, p8, T5N R3E, 12 Scholl, John (2), p26, T1N R3E, 8, ne School Dist. No.1, p27, T1N R4E, 8, se Scholl, W.G., p17, T3N R2E, 12 School District # 48, p16, T3N R1E, ?, small Schomp, Evangeline, p16, T3N R1E, 26, ne tract #6 School, p1, T7N R4W, 27, Cowlitz School District No. 53, p21, T2N R1E, 10, east, School, p11, T4N R1E, 12, se small tract #42 School, p11, T4N R1E, 15, west, small School District No. 64, p17, T3N R2E, 15, se, School, p11, T4N R1E, 23, sw, edge small tract #33 School, p12, T4N R2E, 16 School District No.8, p18, T3N R2E, ? School, p12, T4N R2E, 34 School District No.8, p18, T3N R3E, ?, small School, p12, T4N R2E, 9 tract #10 School, p13, T4N R3E, 16, near Scotton School Land, p1, T7N R4W, 16, 36, Cowlitz School, p13, T 4N R3E, 17, south, middle, School Land, p2, T6N R2E, 16, Cowlitz narrow, above McBride School Land, p3, T6N R3E, 16, Cowlitz School, p13, T4N R3E, 28, nw corner Schorr, Emil etux, p26, T1N R3E, 5, ne School, p13, T4N R3E, 29, south Schrader, F.W., p1, T7N R4W, 27, Cowlitz School, p13, T4N R3E, 34, middle Schram, K., p12, T4N R2E, 11, west School, p14, T4N R4E, 19 Schreive, F., p16, T3N R1E, 34, nw corner School, p14, T4N R4E, 32 Schroder, D.B., p8, T5N R3E, 19 School, p16, T3N R1E, 10, se corner, near 1 Schroeder, F.W., p1, T7N R4W, 34, Cowlitz School, p16, T3N R1E, 12, north Schroeder, Fred, p22, T2N R2E, 10, ne edge School, p16, T3N R1E, 26 Schroeder, Henry, p18, T3N R3E, 31 School, p16, T3N R1E, 8 Schroeder, L.F., p1, T7N R4W, 26, Cowlitz School, p17, T3N R2E, 19, west edge, small Schroeder, Minnie, p1, T7N R4W, 34, Cowlitz School, p18, T3N R3E, 22 Schubel, A. B. (2), p11, T 4N R1E, 1 School, p18, T3N R3E, 32, west edge Schubel, H., p11, T4N R1E, 1 School, p18, T3N R3E, 4 Schubel, H., p11, T 4N R1E, 2, small tract #3, se School, p18, T3N R3E, 9 corner, Lockwood River School, p2, T6N R2E, 13, Cowlitz Schubert, William, p22, T2N R2E, 30, nw School, p21, T2N R1E, 16 Schuerman, George, p18, T3N R3E, 29
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Schuh, Henry, D.L.C., p22, T2N R2E, 20 Scott, John, p16, T3N R1E, 29, se Schulderman, H.J., p23, T2N R3E, 10 Scott, John, p16, T3N R1E, 29, south Schuldt, J.C., p17, T3N R2E, 27 Scott, K.C., p22, T2N R2E, 2 Schule, Chars. H., p22, T2N R2E, 1 Scott, Mary, p21, T2N R1E, 10, north, small tract Schule, Herman, p17, T3N R2E, 25 #38 Schuler, W. ?, p13, T4N R3E, 2, sw Scott, Richard, p5, T5N R1W, 3, Cowlitz Schuler, W. V., p13, T4N R3E, 2 Scott, S., p5, T5N R1W, 13, Cowlitz Schuler, Wm. & wife, p17, T3N R2E, 33 Scott, W.T., p16, T3N R1E, 27 Schuller, W., p17, T3N R2E, 32 Scott, Winfield & wife etal, p17, T3N R2E, 11 Schuller, W.F., p17, T3N R2E, 32 Scotton, C.K., p17, T3N R2E, 3 Schuller, W.F. (2), p22, T2N R2E, 5 Scotton, J.F., p26, T1N R3E, 5, 6 Schuller, William, p13, T 4N R3E, 11 Scotton, Jessie, p13, T4N R3E, 16 Schuller, Wm. V., p13, T4N R3E, 2 Scotton, William E. etal (2), p21, T2N R1E, 3, 4 Schullet, W., p22, T2N R2E, 4, nw Scottonan, C., p21, T2N R1E, 2S, north edge Schult, L., p21, T2N R1E, 2S, east, near 103 Scovin ???, A ?, p16, T3N R1E, 21, sw, small Schultz, Edward, p2, T6N R2E, 13, Cowlitz near McCann & Hardin Schultz, Emil, p6, T5N R1E, 36 Scphecher?,J., p16, T3N R1E, 29, se Schultz, F.C., p3, T6N R3E, 30 Seabord, ???, p 16, T3N R1E, 22 Schultz, G., p8, T5N R3E, 19 Sears, G. H., p11, T4N R1E, 3, middle small Schultz, Rudolph, p17, T3N R2E, 19 Seaton, H. et al, p24, T2N R4E, 31, west Schulze, G., p26, T1N R3E, 9, south Seattle Merch., p5, T5N R1W, 2, Cowlitz Schulze, Gustave, p26, T1N R3E, 9, ne, middle Seattle Title & Trust Co., p19, T3N R4E, 3 Schumacher, Ray, p12, T4N R2E, 24 Seavey, J. W. et al, p10, T4N R1W, 14 Schumacher, Ray (2), p13, T4N R3E, 19 Seawart, E.W., p23, T2N R3E, 27 Schumacher, William, p12, T4N R2E, 24 Sechrist Homestead Claim, p21, T2N R1E, 4, Schumacher, Wm. V., p13, T4N R3E, 19 northern border Schuman, Aug., p6, T5N R1E, 15 Sechrist, F. 1/2, p16, T3N R1E, 29, 30 Schuman, G., p5, T5N R1W, 13 east, Cowlitz Sechrist, G. 1/2, p16, T3N R1E, 29, 30 Schuman, Henry (2), p6, T5N R1E, 15 Sechrist, Louis (W. Richardson, cont.), p21, T2N Schuman, Wm. E., p6, T5N R1E, 14 R1E, 4 Schuster, August et al, p27, T1N R4E, 7, se, Sechrist, Seth N., p21, T2N R1E, 4, north, small tract #23 middle, small tract #15 Schwab, D.C. Mrs., p24, T2N R4E, 18 Sechrist, W.H., p21, T2N R1E, 4 Schwante, Edw. S., p11, T4N R1E, 33 Sechrist, William A, p21, T2N R1E, 4, north, very Schwantes, John, p11, T4N R1E, 33 small, small tract #14 Schwantes, Paul, p11, T4N R1E, 33 Security Bank, p3, T6N R3E, 12, Cowlitz Schwartz, C.M., p22, T2N R2E, 24 Sederburg, J. P., p11, T4N R1E, 16 Schwartz, Jacob, p17, T3N R2E, 6 Sederburg, John, p11, T4N R1E, 16 Schwartz, Joseph, p6, T5N R1E, 19 Sedgwick, Josephine, p22, T2N R2E, 24 Scobee, W. E., p16, T3N R1E, 36, sw corner Sedgwick, p10, T4N R1W, 12 Scotberg, Frank, p3, T6N R3E, 34 Seeley, AL., p13, T4N R3E, 11 Scotberg, O. E., p11, T4N R1E, 23, se small Seeley, W.L., p7, T5N R2E, 26 Scott ?, A., p6, T5N R1E, 6, 18, Cowlitz Seely, J.L., p7, T5N R2E, 25 Scott, A.J., p26, T1N R3E, 9, ne Selberg, Jennie, p22, T2N R2E, 7, nw Scott, A.M. & wife, p16, T3N R1E, 8 Selby, M.T., p21, T2N R1E, 13, south edge Scott, A.W., P5, T5N R1W, 12, 13, Cowlitz Selfridge, Clarence S. & wife, p23, T2N R3E, 14 Scott, A.W., p5, T5N R1W, 12, Cowlitz Sell?, S., p12, T4N R2E, 35, sw Scott, Alice J., p26, T1N R3E, 10, ne Sellberg, Gust, p12, T4N R2E, 34 Scott, Alice J., p26, T1N R3E, 9, ne, east edge Selleck, B.E & wife, p27, T1N R4E, 11, ne Scott, C. V. Mrs., p21, T2N R1E, ?, small tract Sellinger, G.R., p16, T3N R1E, 13 #27 Sellwood, J.G., p12, T4N R2E, 20 Scott, Clement, p12, T4N R2E, 13, small tract #4 Seneler, A., p23, T2N R3E, 17, nw corner near Soldelund Senisbauch, C.H., p5, T5N R1W, 2, Cowlitz
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Senti, Albert, p11, T4N R1E, 26 Short, A., p23, T2N R3E, 35, sw Senti, Albert, p21, T2N R1E, 10 Shultz, Julius, P5, T5N R3E, S Senti, Tobias, p11, T4N R1E, 26 Shumasero, A.H. etal, p21, T2N R1E, 24, east Senti, Tobias & wife, p16, T3N R1E, 15 edge, near Stapleton Sentill, S. G. et ux, p11, T 4N R1E, 27 Shumway, A.L. & wife, p24, T2N R4E, 36, ne by Sercomb, M., p25, T1N R2E, 2, small by river river, small tract #10 Sergeant, Bertha, p11, T4N R1E, 28 Shupe, J.E., p23, T2N R3E, 9 Sering, Albert, p12, T4N R2E, 2 Shurman, Frank, p6, T5N R1E, 27 Setvin, E., p22, T2N R2E, 22, sw corner Shute, H., p21, T2N R1E, 10, ne, above Senti Setvin, Eleanor, p22, T2N R2E, 22 Shutle, H. cont. (N. Rice), p21, T2N R1E, 10 Seward Estate, p21, T2N R1E, 21 Sichard, A.H.?, p16, T3N R1E, 29, nw corner, Seymour, Cora B., p17, T3N R2E, 15 small Shaffer, E.O. Home'd, p19, T3N R4E, 4 Siepaak, Vojviek, p1S, T3N R3E, 33 Shaffer, Geo. W., p22, T2N R2E, 10, ne Siepack, George, p1S, T3N R3E, 33 ShanghaiCreek, p18, T3N R2E, 22, 27, 28, 33 Sievert, A, p22, T2N R2E, 2S, nw ShanghaiCreek, p23, T2N R3E,4, 5,6 Sifton, p22, T2N R2E, 11 Shank, A.E., p24, T2N R4E, 7 . Sitton Garden Tracts, p22, T2N R2E, 10, 11 Shanks, Sarah, p11, T 4N R1E, 20, north Sila, Joseph, p12, T4N R2E, 35 Sharp, C.C., p14, T4N R4E, 22 Silbey, W., p21, T2N R1E, 15, south edge Sharp, RC., p22, T2N R2E, 18, west Silkworth, Cora, p22, T2N R2E, 30, south edge Sharp, Wm., p17, T3N R2E, 32 Silva, R. B. (2), p5, T5N R 1 W, 26, Cowlitz Shaw, Paul T., p13, T4N R3E, 33 Silvers, M.W., p22, T2N R2E, 3, se Shderley?, K. ?, p21, T2N R1E, 13, nw Simmon, W. M., D.L.C., p25, T1N R2E, 12, East Sheapardson, E., p12, T4N R2E, 32 border Shefneck, Joseph, p17, T3N R2E, 21 Simmons, A H. D.L.C., p10, T4N R1W, 36 Sheldon, Chas. R, p7, T5N R2E, 32 Simmons, Addy, p22, T2N R2E, 7, east edge Sheldon, Minnie B., p6, T5N R1E, 33, small tract Simmons, E., p11, T4N R1E, 21 # 12, se corner Simmons, Edward et ux, p11, T4N R1E, 21 Sheldon, Minnie B., p12, T4N R2E, 5 Simmons, H. A, p11, T4N R1E, 14 Shelton, J., p21, T2N R1E, 4, north Simmons, H., p3, T6N R3E, 23, nw, Cowlitz Shepeard, J.E. & wife, p14, T4N R4E, 18 Simmons, H.M. D.L.C., p26, T1N R3E, 6, 7 Shephard, Alex, p27, T1N R4E, 14, sw Simmons, L.N., p3, T6N R3E, 23, Cowlitz Shephard, Alexander, p27, T1N R4E, 8, east Simmons, Mary E., p7, T5N R2E, 22 Shephard, Alexander, p27, T1N R4E, 8, east, Simmons, S.H., p3, T6N R3E, 23, Cowlitz small tract #30 Simmons, T., p19, T3N R4E, 4, sw, small Shepperd, J.H., p18, T3N R3E, 29 Simmons, T., p26, T1N R3E, 6, east, small Sherman, Jennie, p6, T5N R1E, 5, Cowlitz Simmons, T.B., p19, T3N R4E, 9 Shevoldson, J., p16, T3N R1E, 26, south, small Simmons, T.I., p26, T1N R3E, 6, 7 Shewhart, Barbara, p11, T 4N R1E, 12 Simmons, T.L., p25, T1N R2E, 12 Shields, H., p12, T4N R2E, 35 Simmons, Thos. L., p26, T1N R3E, 5, ne Shillapoo Lake, p15, T3N R1W, 25, 36 Simmons, Thos. L., p26, T1N R3E, 5, nw Shillapoo Lake, p16, T3N R1E, 30 Simmonson, M. et al, p21, T2N R1E, 14, se Shillapoo Lake, p20, T2N R1W, 1 Simonson, Chas, p1S, T3N R3E, 19 Shillapoo Lake, p21, T2N R1E, 6 Simonson, H p1S, T3N R3E, 19 Shipp, R., p17, T3N R2E, 12, north Simonson, L. (C. Wright, cont), p23, T2N R3E, Shipp, R .& husband, p17, T3N R2E, 12, north 32 Shirk, John, p27, T1N R4E, 4. sw, small Simonson, L. (P. Darrow, cont), p23, T2N R3E, Shobert, F. D.L.C., p10, T4N R1W, 24 32 Shoeberg, D., p16, T3N R1E, 26, middle Simonson, Simon, p1S, T3N R3E, 30 Sholseth, L., p17, T3N R2E, 24 Simpson, Percy W., p21, T2N R1E, 13, nw Sholund, Erick, p17, T3N R2E, 21 Simpson, S.P., p6, T5N R1E, 15 Shore, Charles, p1, T7N R4W, 20, Cowlitz Simunson, Herbert, p17, T3N R2E, 1 Shores, RG. et al, p16, T3N R1E, 1 Sinclair, Archie, p3, T6N R3E, 8, Cowlitz
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Stewart, J., p11, T4N R1E, 10 Stover, E. (2), p6, T5N R1E, 20, small, sw Stewart, S., p11, T4N R1E, 9 Stovner, Arthur, p11, T 4N R1E, 4 Stewart, S.B., p3, T6N R3E, 23, 26, Cowlitz Stovner, C. H., p11, T4N R1E, 17, small, sw Stewart, Sam D., p11, T4N R1E, 9 Stovner, Chas. H., p11, T4N R1E, 17, small, east Stewart, William, p16, T3N R1E, 32, ne Stovner, Peter et ux, p11, T 4N R1E, 4 Stewart, Wm A, p11, T4N R1E, 10 Strahahan, I.or L. H., p17, T3N R2E, 21, sw, Stibger, B.S., p18, T3N R3E, 4 small tract #34 Stice, P. Homestead Claim, p27, T1N R4E, 15 & Straight, Eugene, p3, T6N R3E, 20, sw, Cowlitz 22 Straight, Henry D., p16, T3N R1E, 9 Stickney, Arthur, p22, T2N R2E, 13 Strait, E.M., p3, T6N R3E, 20, sw, Cowlitz Stickney, H.J. et al, p22, T2N R2E, 13 Stranahan, N., p17, T3N R2E, 28 Stickney, LA, p17, T3N R2E, 14 Strand, Carl, p17, T3N R2E, 16 Stickney, LA, p17, T3N R2E, 15 Strand, A., p16, T3N R1E, 26, south, small Stiles, B. F. & wife, p6, T5N R1E, 22 Strande, Oscar, p21, T2N R1E, 14, nw Stiles, C.C. D.L.C., p27, T1N R4E, 8 & 17 Stratton, J.C. Mrs., p6, T5N R1E, 24 Stillman, Hilda, p17, T3N R2E, 22 Straughn, A.R., p12, T4N R2E, 13 Stillman, Hilda & husband, p17, T3N R2E, 22 Streakfuss, Henry C., p21, T2N R1E, 10 Stills, W. & wife, p6, T5N R1E, 15 Strebbins, Elsie E., p23, T2N R3E, 22 Stineback, A, p22, T2N R2E, 3, east Strebe, cont (2), p7, T5N R2E, 29, 32 Stinger, D.L.C., p22, T2N R2E, 32, 33, south Strebe, cont (E. Martin), p7, T5N R2E, 32 margin Strensrund, A, p17, T3N R2E, 8 Stinger, D.L.C., p25, T1N R2E, 4, North border Streughalate (?), A.R., p12, T4N R2E, 13, west Stira, John, p13, T4N R3E, 26 Strode, C. M., p8, T5N R3E, 34 Stitt, G.W. Lease, p6, T5N R1E, 36 Strong, D.C., p5, T5N R1W, 12, Cowlitz Stittner, Charles, p11, T4N R1E, 21 Strong, Edward F., p13, T4N R3E, 1 Stockwell, C., p21, T2N R1E, 2 Strong, H. D.L.C., p27, T1N R4E, 6, west margin Stoddard, C.D. etal, p18, T3N R3E, 22 Strong, H. D.L.C., p26, T1N R3E, 1, east margin Stohl, Casper, p23, T2N R2E, 7 Strong, J.W., p24, T2N R4E, 33 Stoker, L.P., p6, T5N R1E, 7, Cowlitz Strong, John G., p27, T1N R4E, 1 Stolberg, John & wife, p24, T2N R4E, 26, sw Strong, L.R., p24, T2N R4E, 33 Stoll, Casper, p23, T2N R3E, 7, 18 Strong, W.H., p27, T1N R4E, 10, se Stoll, Gasper, p23, T2N R3E, 17,18 Strosser, H., p4, T6N R4E, 19, Cowlitz Stoll, H.J., p13, T4N R3E, 19 Strowbridge, E.C., p7, T5N R2E, 27 Stolle, S.B., p26, T1N R3E, 12, se middle, very Strowbridge, E.C., p7, T5N R2E, 34 small Struchen, John, p16, T3N R1E, 15 Stolte, John J., p16, T3N R1E, 36 Strunk, David , p23, T2N R3E, 29, se Stone, C.E p16, T3N R1E, 17 Strunk, E.M., p23, T2N R3E, 22 Stone, C.F., p16, T3N R1E, 17, east side, small Strunk, L., p23, T2N R3E, 29, north, small Stone, Chas. & wife, p27, T1N R4E, 7, nw Strunk, L.D., p18, T3N R3E, 31 Stone J A, p7, T5N R2E, 22 Strunk, L.D:, p23, T2N R3E, 29 Stone, M., p23, T2N R3E, 15 Strunk, Lester G., p23, T2N R3E, 19 Stone, Thomas, p14, T4N R4E, 26 Strunk, T.J., p16, T3N R1E, 11 Stonebrink, M.G., p22, T2N R2E, 3, 4 Struve, L.B., p23, T2N R3E, 25, ne Stoner, Eva, p23, T2N R3E, 34, sw corner Stryker, R. S., p11, T4N R1E, 19 Stoner, N.D., p13, T4N R3E, 35 Stuart, E.C., p6, T5N R1E, 16 Stoops, C. & wife, p27, T1N R4E, 7 & 18, by Stuber, John, p26, T1N R3E, 10, north river Studer, W., pH, T3N R2E, 19 Stoops, Henry & wife, p27, T1N R4E, 7 & 18, by Studer, William, p17, T3N R2E, 19 river Studer, William (2), p17, T3N R2E, 19 Stoops, W.H. & wife, p27, T1N R4E, 7, south, Stull, W.E., p6, T5N R1E, 36 hard to see near railroad between 12 & Stultz, Hawley B., p23, T2N R3E, 32 Gibbons, small tract #28 Stumpff, P.R., p16, T3N R1E, 4 Storm, John, p11, T4N R1E, 2 Sture, NelsJ., p16, T3N R1E, 11
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Sturgeon (2) p22, T2N R2E, 19, se Swanson, J.L., p17, T3N R2E, 10 Sturgeon Lake, p15, T3N R1W, Oregon Swanson, Otto (2), p22, T2N R2E, 29 Sturgess, D. D.L.C., p20, T2N R1W, 2 Sweeney, Frank, p16, T3N R1E, 24 Sturgess, D. Claim, p21, T2N R1E, 6 Sweet, Chas., p23, T2N R3E, 8 Sturgess, David, D.L.C., p15, T3N R1W, 36 Sweet, E.B., p27, T1N R4E,?, small tract #53 Sturgess, Fred & wife, p21, T2N R1E, 10, east Sweet, E.B., p27, T1N R4E, 9, se corner edge, small tract #40 Swick, Carrie, p16, T3N R1E, 17 Sturgess, Susan estate sub'd, p12, T4N R2E, 31 Symnaski, S. & wife, p16, T3N R1E, 33, west Stutz, Jacob, p17, T3N R2E, 27 Synder, George, p23, T2N R3E, 6 Stuznile, John, p23, T2N R3E, 4 Syring, Herman, p7, T5N R2E, 5 Subdivision, p22, T2N R2E, 9, 10 T.F.L. Co. R. R., p14, T4N R4E, 2 Subdivision of George Young Est. & Catherine T.F.L. Co. R.R., p13, T4N R3E, 1 Young Estate, p21, T2N R1E, 24 T.F.L. Co. R.R., p8, T5N R3E, 25, 26 Sucmi, Kalle, p18, T3N R3E, 32 T.F.L. Co. R.R., p9, T5N R4E, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 Sudan, L., p14, T4N R4E, 20 Tackett, Wm. H. D.L.C., p10, T4N R1W, 23 or 26 Sugs, R.G. (2), p12, T4N R2E, 29 Taft, James B., p24, T2N R4E, 24 Sullenbarger, John, p27, T1N R4E, 15, west, or Taggart, E.H., p22, T2N R2E, 24, north 24, north, small tract #52 Talbot, Albert, p16, T3N R1E, 36 Sullivan, Martha, p18, T3N R3E, 28 Talboy, J. & husb, p18, T3N R3E, 33 Sunberg, Gus, p24, T2N R4E, 32, sw, small tract Talboy, Richard, p23, T2N R3E, 4 #6 Talf, E., p13, T 4N R3E, 22 Sunberry, Emil, p18, T3N R3E, 10 Tallmon, W. H., p11, T4N R1E, 17 Sunset Acres p22, T2N R2E, 4, 5 Tallmon, Wm. H., p11, T4N R1E, 17 Suomi, Fred, p6, T5N R1E, 5, Cowlitz Talvite, John T., p18, T3N R3E, 18 Suppe, Carl P. & wife, p23, T2N R3E, 13 Tanner, B.F. D.L.C, p27, T1N R4E, 6, ne Surburban Home Tracts p22, T2N R2E, 19, Tantor, Jacob, p7, T5N R2E, 8 north Tappan, Will H. D.L.C., p10, T4N R1W, 2, Sutherford, TA, p24, T2N R4E, 10 Cowlitz Sutterfield, S. B. & wife, p21, T2N R1E, 2, nw, Tapper, George, p17, T3N R2E, 19 small tract #2 Tarbell, Gen. L., p19, T3N R4E, 2 Sutton, A, p16, T3N R1E, 8 Tate, O., p13, T4N R3E, 14 Sutton, AP., p16, T3N R1E, 5 & 8, small tract #5 Tate, Sam P., p6, T5N R1E, 12 on line between sec. 5 & 8 Tate, W.A., p6, T5N R1E, 25 Sutton, A P. (2), p16, T3N R1E, 8 Tatro, V.P., p3, T6N R3E, 23, Cowlitz Sutton, C.S. & wife, p12, T4N R2E, 34, sw Taude, Otto, p8, T5N R3E, 34 Sutton, Charles, p12, T 4N R2E, 14 Tayler, Wm., p23, T2N R3E, 4, south, small Sutton, D.W., p6, T5N R1E, 35 Taylor, A., p12, T4N R2E, 29 Sutton, Leonard, p3, T6N R3E, 20, Cowlitz Taylor, A., p13, T4N R3E, 34 Sutton, R.W., p7, T5N R2E, 34 Taylor, A. Mrs., p24, T2N R4E, 27 Svedin, Nels, p13, T4N R3E, 35 Taylor, AI. , p18, T3N R3E, 29 Swager, A L., p16, T3N R1E, 29, se corner Taylor, C.M., p22, T2N R2E, 4, 9, near #2, small Swan, Ernest, p13, T4N R3E, 34 Taylor, D.L.C., p22, T2N R2E, 34, south margin Swan, L.E. 1/2, p8, T5N R3E, 30 Taylor, D.L.C., p25, T1N R2E, 3, North border Swan, Peter, p13, T4N R3E, 34 Taylor, E. F., p11, T4N R1E, 14 Swan Homestead Lots, p21, T2N R1E, 13, se Taylor, E.D. (2), p11, T4N R1E, 4 Swanberg, Levi W., p7, T5N R2E, 9 Taylor, Elsie W., p14, T4N R4E, 28 Swank, Charles, p16, T3N R1E, 7 Taylor, G., p18, T3N R3E, 29 Swank, H.N, p12, T4N R2E, 12 Taylor, H.B., p6, T5N R1E, 20 Swank, H.N., p24, T2N R4E, 19 Taylor, Hattie, p18, T3N R3E, 29 Swank, J., p3, T6N R3E, 35 Taylor, John, p7, T5N R1E, 4 Swank, Thelma E., p3, T6N R3E, 34 Taylor, Mabel, p26, T1N R3E, 9, west edge Swank, W. I., p11, T4N R1E, 22 Taylor, T.R. (2), p7, T5N R2E, 31 Swank, W. I., p11, T4N R1E, 23 Taylor, W.C., p26, T1N R3E, 8, east side
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Taylor, William A, p8, T5N R3E, 11 Thomas, H.P., p12, T4N R2E, 34 Teal, B.M. (2), p25, T1N R2E, 2 Thomas, Helen, p8, T5N R3E, 11 Teale, J.C., p17, T3N R2E, 3 Thomas, J. D. C., p19, T3N R4E, 10 Teale, Jay C., p12, T4N R2E, 18 Thomas, J. D.C., p13, T4N R3E, 33 Teall, Chas. D. & wife, p16, T3N R1E, 1 Thomas, J.P., p21, T2N R1E, 13, ne Teel, Benjamen D.L.C., p10, T4N R1W, 23 Thomas, K., p21, T2N R1E, 13, east edge Telley, Wm. (2), p2, T6N R2E, 30 Thomas, K., p21, T2N R1E, 13, ne, east side Tellikamp, Fred, p24, T2N R4E, 5 Thomas, Kate, p22, T2N R2E, 18, west edge Tenant, G.N., p8, T5N R3E, 17 Thompson, A. & wife, p17, T3N R2E, 6 Tenney, C.W., p16, T3N R1E, 35 Thompson, Alex, p18, T3N R3E, 8 Tenney, Charles W., p16, T3N R1E, 26 Thompson, Ben, p13, T4N R3E, 32 Tenney, H.D., p1, T7N R4W, 34, ne small, Thompson, Benjamin, p12, T4N R2E, 29, small Cowlitz tract #15, se Tenney, William, p17, T3N R2E, 2 Thompson, Harrison, p12, T4N R2E, 22 Tenney, William, p16, T3N R1E, 36 Thompson, J.E., p22, T2N R2E, 2 Tenney, Wm., p2, T6N R2E, 31 Thompson, J. E., p22, T2N R2E, 11, north, small Tenney Garden Tracts, p16, T3N R1E, 35 tract #31 Tenold, N.G., p12, T4N R2E, 5 Thompson, L.S., p8, T5N R3E, 25 Tenold, Ole G., p7, T5N R2E, 22 Thompson, M., p22, T2N R2E, 30, west Tenold's Add., p21, T2N R1E, 15, se, middle Thompson, N., p12, T4N R2E, 31 Terhune, Edgar, p7, T5N R2E, 24 Thompson, Nealy, p2, T6N R2E, 10, Cowlitz Terry, A N. & wife, p16, T3N R1E, 23 Thompson, Sam, p12, T4N R2E, 15 Tesch, D., p5, T5N R1W, 11, Cowlitz Thompson, Thales E., p16, T3N R1E, 22 Tese, Carl, p5, T5N R1W,1, Cowlitz Thompson, Wm., p17, T3N R2E, 16 Tetz, Alfred, p11, T4N R1E, 32 Thompson, p22, T2N R2E, 18, ne Tetz, Gus, p21, T2N R1E, 10 Thompson Garden Tracts, p23, T2N R3E, 20 Tetz, William, p11, T4N R1E, 33 Thompson Garden Tracts Division "A", p23, Tetz, William et ux, p11, T4N R1E, 33 T2N R3E, 17, 18 Tetz, William jr., p11, T4N R1E, 32 Thomson, Arthur, p17, T3N R2E, 7 Thader, J.P., p2, T6N R2E, 24, Cowlitz Thorgerson, And., p17, T3N R2E, 13 Tharp, J.T., p17, T3N R2E, 28 Thorgerson, C.A., p17, T3N R2E, 12 Tharp, W.L., p17, T3N R2E, 28 Thorgerson, Edw., p17, T3N R2E, 12 Thatcher, Catherine, p24, T2N R4E, 27, east by Thorgerson, Wm. A., p17, T3N R2E, 13 river, small tract #2, 26 side Thorn, Chas., p13, T4N R3E, 29 Thayer, A & wife, p27, T1N R4E, 7, nw Thornquist, Anna, p12, T4N R2E, 5 Theil, Adolph, p11, T4N R1E, 27 Thornten, F., p11, T4N R1E, 18, ne Theil, E. & Jas. Havens, p5, T5N R1W, 36, Thornton, F. A., p11, T4N R1E, 20 Cowlitz Thornton, Frank A., p6, T5N R1E, 32 Theil, Emil, p16, T3N R1E, 23 Thornton, John C., p11, T4N R1E, 5 Theil, p5, T5N R1W, 25, Cowlitz Thornton, P. A., p11, T4N R1E, 5 Theill, Emil, p5, T5N R1W, 25, Cowlitz Thornton, T. D.L.C., p21, T2N R1E, 23, 24 Theilsefje, Adolph, p11, T4N R1E, 27 Thorp, H., p9, T5N R4E, 7 Theilsefje, Alvina, p11, T4N R1E, 28 Thorsen, H.C. etux, p7, T5N R2E, 12 Thern, C.L., p12, T4N R2E, 25 Thorsen, Soren, p7, T5N R2E, 18 Thing, George, D.L.C., p10, T4N R1W, 23 Thrall, E A, p24, T2N R4E, 19 Thom, C. (3), p13, T4N R3E, 30, middle Thrall, G., p27, T1N R4E, 8, west, small by Long Thom, Charles, p13, T4N R3E, 31 Thurman, L.R., p16, T3N R1E, 8 Thom, Chas. G., p13, T4N R3E, 30 Thursten, Wm. & wife, p24, T2N R4E, 27 Thom, p13, T 4N R3E, 30, west Thwaites, W.O., p26, T1N R3E, 3, sw Thomas, B.?, p11, T4N R1E, 19 Tidland, C.W. et al, p24, T2N R4E, 28 Thomas, cont (P A Cox), p8, T5N R3E, 2, 11, 12 Tiffany, H.W., p13, T4N R3E, 2, sw Thomas, Ellen, p11, T4N R1E, 6 Tiffany, Oran, p8, T5N R3E, 13 Thomas, H., p17, T3N R2E, 34, south Tiffany, Sarah, p13, T4N R3E, 3
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Tikka, Joseph, p18, T3N R3E, 30 Toueminen, N., p6, T5N R1E, 12, nw, small Tikka, Walter, p23, T2N R3E, 17 Towers, D.H., p3, T6N R3E, 24, ne, Cowlitz Tikkanen, Henry, p6, T5N R1E, 4, Cowlitz Towle, A.W., etal, p17, T3N R2E, 35 Tilden, J., p22, T2N R2E, 32, west Towle, Thomas F., p17, T3N R2E, 35 Tilgnman, J., p12, T4N R2E, 27 Town of Washougal, p27, T1N R4E, 16, nw, Tilton, J.P., p16, T3N R1E, 11 small tract #36 Tilvite, John G., p18, T3N R2E, 18, east Train, Edith, p1, T7N R4W, 32, Cowlitz Tilvite, John G., p18, T3N R3E, 18, middle, small Train, Nattie, p1, T7N R4W, 32, Cowlitz tract #6 Trapp, V., cont. (Delfel), p16, T3N R1E, 11 Timm, Fred, p11, T4N R1E, 22 Trapp, V.B. etal, p16, T3N R1E, 11 Timm, Harry et ux, p11, T 4N R1E, 22 Trenner, Arthur, p27, T1N R4E, 5 Timm, Harry et ux, p11, T 4N R1E, 22 Trice, J.J., p6, T5N R1E, 35 Timm, John, p11, T4N R1E, 22 Trilrum, H., p21, T2N R1E, 12, 13 Timm, Mary, p11, T4N R1E, 22 Troeh, Eva L., p3, T6N R3E, 34 Timmons, C.W., p24, T2N R4E, 20 Troeh, James A, p2, T6N R2E, 14, Cowlitz Tindell, A M., p13, T4N R3E, 26 Troeh, James A et ux, p2, T6N R2E, 12, 14, Ting, Charles, p12, T4N R2E, 34 Cowlitz Tistell, Mattie, p18, T3N R3E, 7 Trogen, A.E., p12, T4N R2E, 12 Title & Trust Co., (+) p14, T4N R4E, 8,17,19 (2), Trombley, A E., p21, T2N R1E, 12 31 Trombley, S.N., p21, T2N R1E, 13, ne Title & Trust Co., p13, T4N R3E, 13,24,26 Trout Lake (Merrill Lake), p1, T7N R4W, 8, 9, Title & Trust Co., p19, T3N R4E, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 16,17,21, Cowlitz 13,14,15,17,18,22,23,24 Troutdale, p26, T1N R3E, lower part of map, Title & Trust Co., p19, T3N R4E, 9 Oregon Title & Trust Co., p9, T5N R4E, 3, 8 Troval ?, T.G., p3, T6N R3E, 13, Cowlitz Title Trust Co., p18, T3N R3E, 12 Troxel, L p3, T6N R3E, 24, Cowlitz Title Trust Co..,1 /2 (2), p18, T3N R3E, 12 Troxel, L. & wife, p6, T5N R1E, 33, small tract Titus, B.M. (2), p13, T4N R3E, 14 #10, se corner Titus, C.D., p8, T5N R3E, 4 Troxel, Len., p6, T5N R1E, 33, small tract # 11, Tobey, F. W., p11, T4N R1E, 21 se corner Tobey, G. W., p11, T4N R1E, 15 Troxel, M., p3, T6N R3E, 24, Cowlitz Tobey, Mary, p22, T2N R2E, 32, west Troxel?, T.G., p3, T6N R3E, 13, Cowlitz Todd, J. (A.E.,c.), p21, T2N R1E, 25, north edge Troxel Trokel?, A, p6, T5N R1E, 33 Toenjes, L p16, T3N R1E, 33, middle Troxell, L., p6, T5N R1E, 28 Tofer, J. & wife, p23, T2N R3E, 36, ne, small Trudell, Irene, p19, T3N R4E, 8 Toggart, Paul T., p13, T4N R3E, 33 Trueblood, William, p16, T3N R1E, 27 Tomich, J., p22, T2N R2E, 22, west Truesdale, Louise, p13, T4N R3E, 24 Tomlinson, E. D.L.C., p21, T2N R1E, 13, east Trump, Emil, p23, T2N R3E, 17 side Trump, Emil, p23, T2N R3E, 8 Tomlinson, E. D.L.C., p22, T2N R2E, 18, west Trump, Emil C. & wife, p23, T2N R3E, S edge Trump, Hugo, p22, T2N R2E, 11, east, small Tomlinson, E. Claim, p22, T2N R2E, 7,18 tract #33, near Williams margin Trump, Hugo, p22, T2N R2E, 11, ne, small tract Tomlinson, E., Claim, p22, T2N R2E, 7 south #9 Tonjes, G., p17, T3N R2E, 9 Trust M.E. ?, p11, T4N R1E, 33, north Tooley, Chas. D., p14, T4N R4E, 34 Tschabold, Edward, p27, T1N R4E, 3 Tooley, G. Claim, p21, T2N R1E, 15, west Tschabold, Edward, p27, T1N R4E, 10, nw Tooley, J. Claim, p21, T2N R1E, 15, west edge, small tract #43 Toomey, J. M. etal, p17, T3N R2E, 26 Tschaggeny, Albert, p24, T2N R4E, 22 Topel?, J., p6, T5N R1E, 19 Tschaggeny, Andrew, p24, T2N R4E, 27 Torrappa, Oscar, p6, T5N R1E, 3, Cowlitz Tschoop, E., p15, T3N R1W, 1 Tottle, L p25, T1N R2E, 1, east edge Tucker, A & wife, p16, T3N R1E, 12 Toueminen, N., p6, T5N R1E, 11 Tucker, A. A., p16, T3N R1E, 21
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Tucker, C. H., p11, T4N R1E, 27 Turpie, Charles, p27, T1N R4E, 12 Tucker, L., p22, T2N R2E, 1S, south, small Turpie, Henry, p27, T1N R4E, 12 Tuiskan, Isaac, p6, T5N R1E, 5, Cowlitz Turpie, James, p27, T1N R4E, 12 Tuke, J., p12, T4N R2E, 35 Turpie, W.E., p27, T1N R4E, 12, nw Tuke, Joseph (lease), p12, T4N R2E, 36 Turpin, J.S., p22, T2N R2E, 10, north edge Tum Tum (Mountain), p9, T5N R4E, 5 written in Tuttle, L., p26, T1N R3E, 6, west edge Tum Tum L #130 I.O.O.F., p8, T5N R3E, 8, Tweedt, C. (2), p23, T2N R3E, 26 small, south Tweedt, C.G., p23, T2N R3E, 26 Tum Tum Tie & Lbr Co., P5, T5N R3E, 1 Twin City Inv. Co., p3, T6N R3E, 7, Cowlitz Tum Tum Tie & Lbr Co., P5, T5N R3E, 12 Tyler, W.L., p22, T2N R2E,23 Turner, Allen, D.L.C., p27, T1N R4E, 1 Tyo, Helen, p17, T3N R2E, 10 Turner, F.M., p14, T4N R4E, 30 Tyson, Earl A, p9, T5N R4E, 7 Turner, J. etux (2), p8, T5N R3E, 29 Tyson, L. J. (2), p9, T5N R4E, 7 Turner, John W., p23, T2N R3E, 36, north edge Tyson, Nellie M., p14, T4N R4E, 32 Turner, N. etal, p23, T2N R3E, 36, ne, small Tyszkiewiscz, G. E. (D.L.C.?), p10, T4N R1W, Turner, R.W., p8, T5N R3E, 21 26 Turnstall, R.E., p7, T5N R2E, 4, Cowlitz [concludes in Vol 40] Turpeiman?, J, p6, T5N R1E, 8, small, sw
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It’s a Small World, After all …
Pat Bauer, who wrote the article on page 4, composed web pages to help make money for CCGS. She had been doing this for a year when I finally decided to get one. She had me compose 8 pages for family names and then she put it on the web. For several years I didn’t get anything useful. But about 10 years later, the web page is still out there and I’ve gained 4 cousins in the last year. First a cousin from England saw my John Davy and e-mailed me. Family lore had our John Davy as a grandson of Sir Humphrey Davy who designed the Miner’s lamp and was a famous scientist. Well, Sir Humphrey Davy did not have children and his brother only had girls. I left it alone for several years because our John Davy was from Devon, not Cornwall. This cousin had the answer: my John Davy who died in Illinois was indeed a relative to Sir Humphrey. They shared great-grandfathers! The family stories had truth behind them – a few generations off and not a direct relative – but they were related. And she got me in contact with a cousin John in Seattle! Then last May I got an e-mail from Solvenia. I thought it was a joke. But this man from Solvenia asked about Jonas Squires from Hatherleigh. I knew he was related. That is like asking if your Wilsons were from Battle Ground. IF you have a Jonas from Hatherleigh back in the 1800’s when the population was about 500, you are related. He asked if I knew a woman living in Oregon who was also a relative. I said no. He sent me her e-mail and I e-mailed her right away. Well, she wrote back that she had moved – she had moved to Battle Ground – only twenty minutes away. We met the next week and when looking on my computer to see what I had done on the Squires family, she saw my e-mails and asked if I go to church at ____. I said yes. She laughed and said “We go to the same church!” How’s that for a small world? And she got me back one more generation. Jane Germann, editor
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More Books found for the Combined Indexes: Books added this issue:
C:HWV2 & C:HWV3 = Clark, Robert Carlton, 1877-1939, History of the Willamette Valley, Oregon, Chicago, Ill: S. J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1927. MCL: 979.5 C59h 1927b. Biographical information in Vol II & III. C:PBWV = Portrait and biographical record of the Willamette Valley, Oregon: containing original sketches of many well known citizen of the past and present, Salem, Mass: Higginson Book Co., 1903 MCL: O-920.079 P854 OBR1 = Burgess, Jo Ann, Oregon bible records from museum of the Willamette Valley, Bowie, Md: Heritage Books, 1988. MCL: O-929.3795 B955o V.1
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The Combined Indexes of Several Books in the Columbia River – Willamette Valley Area
Intro and Part one are in Vol. 38 of the Trail Breakers. Reference Librarian from the Multnomah County Library, Baron Schuyler, looked up and e-mailed indexes for those books added to this combined index. Bea Hicks converted the index for Clark’s History of the Williamette valley, Oregon, Vol. II. Darla Brock completed the conversion for Vol. III. Jane Germann converted indexes for the Portrait and biographical Record of the Willamette Valley, Oregon and Oregon Bible Records (V.1). They have been combined with the index. A-B will contain only these books, then beginning with “C” the combined index will continue. There may be additional books added next year. Those added this year are C:HWV2 & CHWV3, C:PBWV, and OBR1. Those books currently available on HeritageQuest, have an HQ following the book information. Copies of these books and other listed may be available by film from the LDS Family History Library (FHL). Others may need to be requested through your public library. FVRL indicates they are available through the Fort Vancouver Regional Library System. MCL indicates availability through Multnomah County Library. Thanks to those of the Clark County Genealogical Society’s Research and Preservation team who helped with the indexing by typing data from existing indexes: Bea Hicks, Darla Brock, DeAnn Wilson, Gene Keuchman, Jane Germann, Molly Winterstein, and Sally Morello. Guide:
1885cc = Parsons, Mark E., Editor, B. F. Alley and J. P. Munro-Frazer’s Clarke County Washington Territory 1885, Post Publishing Company, Camas, Washington, c. 1983. HQ & FVRL, NW-R 979.786 ALLEY 1983 and NW-R 979.786 HISTORY. CCGS. CCP 1 & CCP 2 = Clark County Genealogical Society, Clark County Pioneers: a Centennial Salute, Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington, c 1989 [CCP 1] and Rose Marie Harshman, Clark County Pioneers: through the turn of the Century, Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington, c1993 [CCP 2]. CCGS and FVRL, 979.786 CLARK C & NW-R 979.786 HARSHMA. CII, CIII, & CVI = Joseph Gaston’s, The Centennial History of Oregon 1811-1912: with notice of antecedent exploratons, S. J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1912; Volumes II, III, & IV have biographies. 979.5 H2; Vol. 1-4 also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the W. C. Cox Co., 1974. on 1 microfilm reel ; 16 mm. - FHL US/CAN Film [ 1000359 ]; MCL, O- 979.5 G25. C:HWV2 & C:HWV3 = Clark, Robert Carlton, 1877-1939, History of the Willamette Valley, Oregon, Chicago, Ill: S. J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1927. MCL: 979.5 C59h 1927b. Biographical information in Vol II & III. C:PBWV = Portrait and biographical record of the Willamette Valley, Oregon: containing original sketches of many well known citizen of the past and present, Salem, Mass: Higginson Book Co., 1903 MCL: O-920.079 P854 CWW = Holmes, Kenneth L., editor & compiler, Covered wagon women : diaries & letters from the western trails, 1840-1890; Contains transcripts of diaries, letters, journal entries, etc. which were written by pioneer women who traveled the various trails west to Utah, Nevada, Oregon, California, and elsewhere; Glendale, California, Arthur H. Clark, c1983-1991; FHL 973 D3hoL v1-11 (v 11 has maps, ports). Volume is recorded, no page number given. FVRL, 978.0209 COVERED. MCL has a collection at various libraries. FL:CRV1 & 2 & 3 = Fred Lockley, History of the Columbia River Valley, S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., Chicago, 1928, 3428 pages; Vols. 2-3, biographical. HQ [actually contains 1105 pages and is mixed with another book; right now Vol. 2 is under pages starting with a3 and Volume 3 is under those beginning with g2]. FVRL has Vol. 3 R [979 H2]. Also on microfilm. Tucson, Ariz. : W. C. Cox, 1974, on 1 microfilm reel ; 16 mm. - FHL US/CAN Film [1000362 Items 2- 4]. FVRL NW-R 979.73 L81H, MCL, O- 979 L81. FL:CW = Fred Lockley, Conservations with pioneer women, Rainy Davy Press, 1993, 233 p. FVRL: 979.5 Lockley 1993; MCL, 979.504 L816c . FL:V1 = Fred Lockley, Visionaries, Mountain Men & Empire Builders, Rainy Day Press, 1982, 397 pages. FVRL, 979.5 LOCKLEY. MCL, O- 979.504 L816vm. FL:V2 = Fred Lockley (compiled and edited by Mike Helm); The Lockley files : voices of the Oregon Territory; OR conversations with bullwhackers, muleskinners, pioneers, prospectors, '49ers, Indian fighters, trappers, ex- barkeepers, authors, preachers, poets and near poets, and all sorts and conditions of men; Spine title: Voices of the Oregon Territory; Eugene, Oregon : Rainy Day Press, c1981; includes index; x, 358 p. : ill.; FHL 979.5 D2L and FVRL, 979.5 LOCKLEY, MCL, O- 979.504 L816v.
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H:Or = Harvey Kimball Hines’, An illustrated history of the state of Oregon : containing a history of Oregon from the earliest period of its discovery to the present time, together with glimpses of its auspicious future, illustrations and full- page portraits of some of its eminent men and biographical mention of many of its pioneers and prominent citizens of to- day, Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1893, 1329 pgs. HQ and FHL 979.5 H2; Abstract of biographies appearing in "An illustrated history of the state of Oregon" [by Rev. H. K. Hines] and also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974 on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. - FHL US/CAN Film [1000358 Item 2] , MCP, R- 920.079 H66. H:Wa = Rev. H. K. Hines, D. D., Illustrated History of the State of Washington, Chicago, Lewis Publishing Co.,1893, 933p; FVRL- NWR, 979.7, H58i, MCL, R- 979.7 H66. HO2 & HO3 = Charles Henry Carey, History of Oregon, Chicago, Pioneer Historical Publication Co, 1922, 2535 pages. Vol. 1 is a historical work which was not indexed here. Vol 2 & Vol 3 were biographical reviews and combined with this index. HQ and on microfiche,Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1984. 7 microfiche ; 11 x 15 cm. - FHL US/CAN Fiche [ 6046590 (7 fiche)]. FVRL has copies at Camas and Vancouver: 979.5 Carey, MCL, 979.5 C27-2. HPNW = Elwood Evans , History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington; embracing an account of the original discoveries on the Pacific coast of North America, and a description of the conquest, settlement and subjugation of the...original territory of Oregon; also interesting biographies of the earliest settlers; Portland, Oregon: North Pacific History Co., [1889] ; 2 v. : ill., ports.; 979 H2; Also on microfilm. Tucson, Ariz. : W. C. Cox, 1974 on 1 microfilm reel ; 16 mm. - FHL US/CAN Film [ 1000361 Items 1-2 ] and the FHL has a digital copy available. Biographical Vol. 2, pages 184+. Illustrations are indicated il.v1 and il.v2 with page number for location (volume 1 or 2). MCL, 979.5 N86h HPO = Scott, Harvey Whitehead, Editor, History of Portland, Oregon: with illustrations and biographical sketches of prominent citizens and pioneers, Syracuse, N.Y.: D. Mason & Co., 1890, 712 pgs. Seven pages are missing from the HQ version. Illustrations were indexed in the Table of Contents. HQ, FVRL, NW-R 979.54 SCO84H, and MCL, O- 979.51 S426. KYK = An Illustrated History of Klickitat, Yakima and Kittitas Counties, with an outline of the early History of the State of Washington, Interstate Publishing Company, 1904, 941 p. FVRL, NW-R 979.75 ILLUSTR. L:HWV = Herbert O. Lang, editor, History of the Willamette Valley: being a description of the valley and its resources, with an account of its discovery and settlement by white men, and its subsequent history, together with personal reminiscences of its early pioneers; Himes & Lang, Portland, Oregon, 1885, 922 pages. HQ (LH10828), FVRL, NW-R 979.5 L25, and MCL O- 979.5 L26. Please note that in checking the original index with the transcription, not all entries were accurate, a few names were with another name on the page, and some entries were missed entirely; only the biographical section was included in this compilation. MP:O = Gayle C. Shirley, More than petticoats : remarkable Oregon women; Helena, Montana : Falcon Publishing, Inc., c1998; Bibliography: p. 128-134; includes index; 139 p. : ill., ports; FHL US/CAN Book 979.5 D3s; list of biographies were derived from the table of contents and have no page numbers. FVRL, 920.7209 SHIRLEY, MCL, 920.7209795 S558m 1998 MP:W =Bragg, L. E. (Lynn E.), More than petticoats: remarkable Washington women; Helena, Montana : Falcon, c1998; 208 p. : ill., ports. A Twodot book; Bibliography: p. 187-203; Includes index. Index from Family History Center description of the book: 979.7 D3b – FHL, FVRL, 305.4092 BRAGG 2011, MCL, 305.409797 B813m 1998. OBR1 = Burgess, Jo Ann, Oregon bible records from museum of the Willamette Valley, Bowie, Md: Heritage Books, 1988. MCL: O-929.3795 B955o V.1 P2 & P3 = Vol. II & III of Joseph Gaston’s, Portland, Oregon, its history and builders : in connection with the antecedent explorations, discoveries, and movements of the pioneers that selected the site for the great city of the Pacific, Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1911, 2448 pgs. Volumes II & III have biographies. HQ and FVRL, NW-R 979.5 G21, v1-v2-v3. Note: In volume 3 Woodward on page 000 was not found. MCL, R- 979.51 G25. PBP = Portrait and biographical record of Portland and vicinity, Oregon : containing original sketches of many well known citizens of the past and present. Chicago: Chapman Pub. Co., 1903, 890 pgs. HQ, & MCL, O- 920.079 P853. PRC = Clinton Kelly; Ben B. Lindsey’s Portland, the Rose City : pictorial and biographical. Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co.. 1911, 1023 pgs. Index. HQ & MCL, 2 vol. O- 920.079 P85. R = Ranck, Glenn N. (b1869), Legends and traditions of northwest history souvenir ed., 1914. FVRL, NW-R 979.7 RANCK.
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Alphabetical Listing Continuted
Abby, OBR1 - 88 Applegate, Charles., C:PBWV - 1494 Barr, Herman W., C:PBWV - 1298 Abrams, Lewis, C:PBWV - 981 Applegate, Jesse., C:PBWV - 1415 Barr, OBR1 - 46-7 Acheson, Mathew, C:PBWV - 1247 Applegate, Lindsay, C:PBWV - 1545 Barr, Syrus V., C:PBWV - 1439 Ackerman, J. H. Hon., C:PBWV - 995 Applegate, OBR1 - 91 Bartell, C. A., C:HWV3 - 320 Adair, I. M., C:HWV3 - 192 Armitage, Frank L., C:PBWV - 1393 Bartle, P. J., C:HWV2 - 506 Adams, F. E., C:HWV2 - 290 Armstrong, OBR1 - 30 Bashaw, Peter, C:PBWV - 1226 Adams, Oliver H., C:PBWV - 705 Arnold, James L., C:PBWV - 1204 Baskett, Catherine S., C:PBWV - 788 Adams, Oscar P. C:PBWV - 1454 Arthur, A. F., C:PBWV - 559 Bassett, R. H., C:HWV3 - 359 Addison, Robert, C:PBWV - 465 Arthurs, John D., C:PBWV - 1I64 Bates, G. W. Hon., C:PBWV - 170 Addleman, C. C., C:HWV3 - 491 Atkinson, Joseph M., C:PBWV - 1230 Bates, I. A., C:HWV2 - 299 Adkins, Sampson D., C:PBWV - 1064 Atwater, James L., C:PBWV - 910 Bates, P. A., C:PBWV - 720 Adolph, Samuel, C:HWV3 - 219 Austin, A. E., C:HWV3 - 188 Battleson, B. W., C:HWV3 - 110 Agee, James, C:PBWV - 1236 Avery, J. C., C:PBWV - 869 Bauer, Joseph, C:HWV2 - 231 Ainsworth, George J., C:PBWV - 80 Avery, OBR1 - 91, 96 Bausch, Rosalia Mrs., C:PBWV - 1094 Ainsworth, J. C. Capt., C:PBWV - 158 Avery, Punderson, C:PBWV - 919 Bautalo, OBR1 - 9 Ainsworth, J. C., C:PBWV - 159 Awbrey, Milton T., C:PBWV - 1256 Bawker, OBR1 - 28 Akers, Jabez H., C:PBWV - 1525 Ayres, W. A., C:HWV2 - 195 Baxter, OBR1 - 31 Albert, J. H., C:HWV3 - 375 Babb, R. A., C:HWV3 - 264 Baxter, Samuel R., C:PBWV - 649 Albin, C. E., C:HWV3 - 181 Babcock, F. J., C:HWV3 - 257 Bayne, John, C:HWV2 - 545 Alderman, Edwin A., C:PBWV - 757 Babcock, William P., C:PBWV - 576 Beam, I. B., C:PBWV - 1462 Alex, OBR1 - 91 Backstrand, J. S., C:HWV2 - 95 Beamis, George, C:PBWV - 1388 Alexander, E. D., C:HWV3 - 18 Bailey, E. F., C:HWV2 - 206 Bean, Frederick C., C:PBWV - 1382 Alexander, OBR1 - 64 Bailey, Edward, C:HWV3 - 89 Bean, Louis E., C:PBWV - 1255 Alexander, W. H., C:HWV2 - 322 Bailey, Elijah, C:PBWV - 783 Beard, Josephus J., C:PBWV - 105I Alexander, William H., C:PBWV - 1436 Bailey, L. L., C:HWV3 - 488 Beardsley, A. F., C:HWV3 - 652 Alkine, OBR1 - 4 Bailey, Thomas, C:HWV2 - 448 Beardsley, James O., C:PBWV - 477 Alkire, OBR1 - 4 Bailey, W. E., C:HWV2 - 256 Beck, Margarite Mrs., C:PBWV - 899 Allen Bros. Garage, C:HWV2 - 80 Baker, J. W., C:HWV3 - 302 Becke, Charles Jr., C:PBWV - 1276 Allen, F. E., C:PBWV - 257 Baker, John W., C:PBWV - 1446 Becke, K. G., C:HWV3 - 115 Allen, Henry, C:PBWV - 551 Baker, William E., C:PBWV - 372 Beckman, L. A., C:HWV2 - 548 Allen, Nelson H., C:PBWV - 432 Bangs, Abraham, C:HWV2 - 531 Bede, Elbert, C:HWV2 - 351 Allen, OBR1 - 78, 86, 89 Bangs, Eli, C:PBWV - 1528 Bedwell, H. F., C:PBWV - 614 Allen, R. G., C:HWV2 - 69 Bank of Commerce, C:HWV2 - 85 Beebe, C. F. Gen., C:PBWV - 154 Allen, S. R., C:HWV2 - 538 Barber, Joseph, C:HWV3 - 62 Beezley, Benjamin F., C:PBWV - 1351 Allen, Timothy D., C:PBWV - 872 Barbre, J. I., C:HWV3 - 136 Beidler, C. A., C:HWV2 - 178 Allen, William H., C:PBWV - 1208 Barbre, Thomas, C:PBWV - 1484 Belknap, OBR1 - 12 Alm, Julius, C:HWV3 - 330 Barclay, Isaac, C:PBWV - 1422 Bell, Edward, C:PBWV - 871 Alnutt, J. M., C:HWV3 - 79 Barclay, Mary W. Mrs., C:PBWV - 1285 Bell, J. B., C:HWV2 - 454 Ambler, Henry J., C:PBWV - 1142 Barclay, OBR1 - 73, 88 Bell, James H., C:PBWV - 1416 Ambler, Thomas L., C:PBWV - 900 Barclay, William D., C:PBWV - 964 Bell, John C., C:PBWV - 133 Ames, Joseph S., C:PBWV - I458 Barclay, William, C:PBWV - 1309 Bell, OBR1 - 50 Ames, Samuel, C:PBWV - 827 Barendrick, W. H., C:HWV3 - 557 Belle, C. S., C:HWV3 - 99 Amstutz, Jacob, C:PBWV - 876 Barfield R. C., C:HWV2 - 430 Bellman, F. B., C:PBWV - 1529 Andersen, Peter C., C:PBWV - 485 Barger, W. P., C:HWV3 - 17 Belt, Charles F., C:PBWV - 347 Anderson, E. W., C:HWV3 - 267 Barker, OBR1 - 30 Bennett, Levi., C:PBWV - 533 Anderson, J. W., C:HWV2 - 87 Barlow, William, C:PBWV - 137 Benson, C. A., C:HWV2 - 339 Ankeny, Henry, C:HWV2 - 28 Barnard, C. P., C:HWV2 - 140 Bentley, W. L., C:HWV2 - 413 Apperson, E. C., C:HWV3 - 246 Barnard, Guilford, C:PBWV - 948 Bents, Fred, C:PBWV - 743 Apperson, J. T. Capt., C:PBWV - 279 Barnes, Martha Mrs., C:PBWV - 1079 Bents, Henry L., C:PBWV - 1228 Applegate, A. D., C:HWV3 - 138 Barr, G. I., C:HWV2 - 98 Bents, William, C:PBWV - 1463
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Berchtold, Jacob, C:HWV2 - 170 Bond, O. P., C:HWV2 - 491 Brown, OBR1 - 31, 51, 85-6, 89, 91 Berger, F. J., C:HWV3 - 496 Bond, Samuel Lincoln, C:PBWV - 1063 Brown, P. L., C:HWV2 - 49 Berry, Henry M., C:PBWV - 822 Bonesteele, H. F., C:HWV3 - 35 Brown, W. R., C:PBWV - 528 Berry, U. G., C:PBWV - 1559 Bonham, Benjamin F. Hon., C:PBWV - Browne, Samuel C. M.D., C:PBWV - Beutgen, Peter Rev., C:PBWV - I539 241 961 Bewley, James F., C:PBWV - 267 Bonney, Bradford S., C:PBWV - 1161 Brownell, Albert, C:PBWV - 1052 Bewley, Roswell L., C:PBWV - 268 Bonney, T. L., C:PBWV - 553 Brownell, G. C. Hon., C:PBWV - 89 Bexell, J. A., C:HWV3 - 680 Boscall, OBR1 - 68 Browning, F. J., C:HWV3 - 419 Beyerl, C. F., C:HWV2 - 175 Bosworth, R. L., C:HWV3 - 474 Bruce, James, C:PBWV - 1348 Bible, A. S., C:PBWV - 570 Bowen, G. D., C:HWV2 - 363 Brunk, OBR1 - 57 Bickel, Fred, C:PBWV - 157 Bowen, J. T., C:HWV2 - 391 Brunner, Frank, C:HWV2 - 401 Bickers, Horace E., C:PBWV - 309 Bower, O. D., C:HWV2 - 255 Bryant, C. C., C:HWV3 - 626 Biddle, Edward, C:PBWV - 407 Bowker, OBR1 - 28 Bryant, George K., C:PBWV - 671 Biddle, OBR1 - 78 Boxal, OBR1 - 68 Bryant, Hubbard, C:HWV3 - 625 Bidwell, R. C., C:HWV3 - 113 Boyle, Josephine Mrs., C:PBWV - 364 Bryant, OBR1 - 47 Bieck, OBR1 - 50 Boynton, Charles O., C:PBWV - 339 Bryson, E. R., C:HWV3 - 14 Bilyeu, Jackson A., C:PBWV - 1248 Bradley, L. G., C:HWV3 - 180 Bryson, OBR1 - 31 Bilyeu, Lark Hon., C:PBWV - 1525 Brady, R. O., C:HWV3 - 294 Buchanan, Claude, C:HWV3 - 532 Bilyeu, Lark, C:HWV3 - 130 Braken, OBR1 - 4 Buchanan, James S., C:PBWV - 749 Bilyeu, William R Hon., C:PBWV - 898 Brandeberry, Jason N., C:PBWV - 402 Buchanan, John A., C:PBWV - 1150 Bishop, Charles P., C:PBWV - 353 Branson, Eli T., C:PBWV - 643 Buchanan, William A., C:PBWV - 1260 Bishop, W. E., C:HWV3 - 61 Brattain, George , C:PBWV -1448 Bucher, Felix Rev., C:PBWV - 1463 Black, Charles W., C:PBWV - 238 Brattain. James C., C:PBWV - 1137 Buckingham, Augustus H., C:PBWV - Blackburn, Addison P., C:PBWV - 737 Brazier, G. F., C:HWV2 - 296 210 Blackerby, A. F., C:HWV2 - 167 Brenner, OBR1 - 40 Buckingham, OBR1 - 19, 34 Blain, L. E., C:HWV3 - 406 Brewer, C. H. M.D., C:PBWV - 1461 Bunn, W. R., C:HWV3 - 633 Blair, F. E., C:HWV3 - 511 Brewer, John F., C:PBWV - 1426 Buoy, Noah, C:PBWV - 1513 Blakely, James Capt., C:PBWV - 1213 Breyman, Eugene, C:HWV2 - 515 Burch, Charles H., C:PBWV - 502 Blakeslee, Charles L., C:PBWV - 841 Breyman, Werner, C:PBWV - 1304 Burghardt, R. T., C:HWV3 - 169 Bland, George H., C:PBWV - 1165 Bridgefarmer, Alanson, C:PBWV - Burkhart, C. D. Jr, C:HWV3 - 223 Bland, John W., C:PBWV - 1162 1059 Burkhart, George W., C:PBWV - 449 Blankenship, J. A., C:HWV3 - 289 Bridges, B. F., C:PBWV - 800 Burkhart, OBR1 - 2 Blanton, John, C:PBWV - 788 Bridgwater, J. E., C:HWV3 - 632 Burkholder, Clara A., C:HWV2 - 385 Blevins, Alfred Hon., C:PBWV - 1058 Brigham, A. E., C:HWV2 - 63 Burnett, G. H., C:HWV3 - 5 Blevins, Andrew J., C:PBWV - 1057 Bringle, H. J., C:HWV3 - 524 Burnett, John Judge, C:PBWV - 1340 Bligh, F. D., C:HWV3 - 158 Brinkley, Henry H., C:PBWV - 750 Burnett, M. P., C:PBWV - 976 Blodgett, OBR1 - 88 Bristow, Darwin, C:HWV2 - 23 Burnett, OBR1 - 83-4, 88, 95 Blumhart, Frederick G., C:PBWV - Bristow, Darwin, C:PBWV - 1419 Burns, H. C., C:PBWV - 620 1347 Bristow, Henry T., C:PBWV - 946 Burr, OBR1 - 31 Boardman, H. L. Prof., C:PBWV - 640 Bristow, W. L., C:HWV3 - 366 Burris, P. F., C:HWV3 - 156 Bodine, Daniel H., C:PBWV - 870 Bronaugh, Earl C. Jr., C:PBWV - 286 Burton, Alvin A., C:PBWV - 906 Bodine, OBR1 - 2 Bronaugh, Earl C., C:PBWV - 287 Busey, David S., C:PBWV - 812 Body, OBR1 - 19 Brooks, Frank M. M.D., C:PBWV - 357 Bush, Asahel Hon., C:PBWV - 27 Boedigheimer, Bruno G., C:PBWV - Brooks, O. E., C:HWV2 - 315 Bush, Asahel, C:HWV2 - 44 1470 Brown, C. .E., C:HWV3 - 101 Bushman, G. G., C:HWV2 - 474 Bogart, J. T., C:HWV3 - 205 Brown, C. W., C:HWV2 - 565 Bushnell, E. T., C:HWV2 - 497 Bogue, William, C:PBWV - 842 Brown, Frank, C:HWV3 - 560 Bushnell, H. C., C:HWV3 - 51 Bohannon, OBR1 - 86 Brown, J.G., C:HWV3 - 461 Bushnell, James A., C:PBWV -1311 Boise, R. P., C:HWV2 - 525 Brown, James H., C:PBWV - 578 Bushong, R. O., C:HWV2 - 399 Boise, R. P., Jr., C:HWV2 - 504 Brown, James M., C:PBWV - 1377 Buskey, Frank, C:PBWV - 947 Boise, Reuben P. Hon., C:PBWV - 209 Brown, Jesse, C:PBWV - 1310 Bussard, Dory, C:PBWV - 382 Bomhoff, Dedrick H., C:PBWV - 341 Brown, L. W. M.D., C:PBWV - 1096 Buterick, Harrison, C:PBWV - 365 Bond, Albert B., C:PBWV - 1000 Brown, Martin V. Gen., C:PBWV - Butler, Ira F. M., C:PBWV - 1181 Bond, Isaac W., C:PBWV - 1406 1032 Butler, J. B. V., C:HWV3 - 628
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Butler, L. F., C:HWV3 - 278 Calhoon, G. V. Hon. M.D., HPNW ilv1 Campbell, George D., L:HWV - 890 Butler, OBR1 - 53 - 336 Campbell, George S., L:HWV - 754 Butler, W. J., C:HWV2 - 524 Calhoon, Rebecca Mrs., C:PBWV - 528 Campbell, H. J., FL:CRV2 - 418 Butsch, Henry, C:HWV2 - 196 Calhoun, G. V. Dr., H:Wa - 779 Campbell, H. T., HO2 - 398 Butt, Clarence, C:PBWV - 987 Calhoun, George V. Dr., HPNW - 239 Campbell, Hamilton, H:Or - 624 Butterfield, OBR1 - 91 Calhoun, Madison, CII - 485 Campbell, Hector, L:HWV - 701 Buxton, Edward, C:PBWV - 1169 Califf, S. B., H:Or - 731 Campbell, Isaiah, KYK - 475 Byerley, Absalom, C:PBWV - 552 Calkins, C. I., HO3 - 253 Campbell, J. D. M.D., KYK - 691 Byers, OBR1 - 57 Calkins, Fremont L., KYK - 802 Campbell, J. M., L:HWV - 799 Byrd, Lorenzo A., C:PBWV - 903 Calkins, W. W., C:HWV2 - 41 Campbell, J. U., HO3 - 67 Byrd, W. H., C:HWV2 - 200 Callahan, B. J., CII - 1017 Campbell, J. W., H:Or - 368 Byrd, William H. M.D., C:PBWV - 297 Callahan, OBR1 - 84 Campbell, James G., L:HWV - 799 Pervious is index of books added to the Callan, A. C., FL:CRV2 - 683 Campbell, James H., CCP1 - 189 index; index continues with all books: Callaway, Carroll C. C:PBWV - 1387 Campbell, John A., CCP1 - 289 Cabiale, Mario P., CCP2 - 274 Callaway, J. A., C:HWV3 - 614 Campbell, Miles, CIII - 206 Cacharelis, Othon, CIII - 94 Callender, M. P., FL:CRV3 - 781 Campbell, OBR1 - 43, 94 Cadle, J. F., CVI - 273 Callison, Robert, C:PBWV - 1093 Campbell, Otis, CIII - 815 Cadwell, E.P. house, HPNW ilv2 - 538 Calloway, OBR1 - 88 Campbell, Otis, CIII - 815 Cadwell, Edward P., HPNW - 239 Calloway, Thomas M., H:Wa - 619 Campbell, P. L., C:HWV2 - 5 Cadwell, Thomas, KYK - 936 Callwell, H. M., HO2 - 666 Campbell, P. L., CII - 291 Cady, F. W., PBP - 851 Calvert, J. L., C:HWV3 - 389 Campbell, P. L., H:Or - 423 Caesar, Philip Vanderbert, H:Wa - 391 Calvert, James, C:HWV2 - 313 Campbell, P. L., HO2 - 59 Cahill, William, 1885cc - 137 Cameron, Alexander Hon., H:Wa - Campbell, Patrick, CII - 657 Cahill, William, CCP2 - 47 407 Campbell, Patrick, H:Or - 363 Cahoon, Marcus M., KYK - 864 Cameron, Allen Richfield, H:Wa - 491 Campbell, Paul, FL:CRV2 - 829 Cain, Arminta Josephine Alexander, Cameron, C. C., C:HWV3 - 604 Campbell, Peter N., KYK - 676 CCP1 - 241 Cameron, George James, P2 - 226 Campbell, R. E., CVI - 207 Cain, Cody Newton, CCP2 - 46 Cameron, H. J., H:Wa - 798 Campbell, Robert E., C:PBWV - 1454 Cain, Newton F., H:Wa - 841 Cameron, J. E., FL:CRV3 - 802 Campbell, S. S, H:Wa - 310 Cake, W. M., HO3 - 348 Cameron, James M., C:PBWV - 841 Campbell, Salem Sylvester Judge, Calavan, J. E., FL:CRV2 - 264 Cameron, John F., KYK - 630 CCP2 - 103 Calbreath, C. D., C:HWV3 - 454 Cameron, John, KYK - 630 Campbell, T. C., HO3 - 712 Calbreath, J. F. M.D. (with S. Smith), Cameron, John, KYK - 770 Campbell, T. K., CII - 181 L:HWV - 597 Cameron, M. A., HO3 - 138 Campbell, Thomas, CII - 122 Calbreath, John F. Hon., C:PBWV - Cameron, Robert E., KYK - 630 Campbell, Thomas, H:Wa - 342 534 Cameron, T., H:Or - 1009 Campbell, W. A., FL:CRV2 - 777 Calder, John, CCP1 - 141 Cameron, Theodric, CII - 976 Campbell, W. C., L:HWV - 754 Calder, William, CII - 391 Cameron, W. L., CVI - 436 Campbell, William G., L:HWV - 799 Caldwell, A. C., H:Or - 458 Cameron, W. W., CVI - 324 Campbell, William Jefferson, CCP2 - Caldwell, G. B., CVI - 11 Cammack, A. C., FL:CRV3 - 729 103 Caldwell, G. M., CVI - 17 Camp, B., 1885cc il - 160 Campbell, William, C:PBWV - 672 Caldwell, John, CIII - 180 Campbell W. J., C:HWV2 - 374 Campbell, Wm., H:Or - 647 Caldwell, John, CIII - 546 Campbell, A. C., HPNW - 240 Canaday, H. A., CIII - 232 Caldwell, K. A., FL:CRV3 - 36 Campbell, A. C., HPNW ilv2 - 178 Canan, Mary A. Mrs., C:PBWV - 1458 Caldwell, Laura C., FL:CW - 185 Campbell, Albert, C:PBWV - 871 Canby, E. L., 1885cc - 138 Caldwell, Margaret J. Powers Mrs., Campbell, Arthur M., KYK - 767 Canby, E. R. S. Gen. U.S.A., HPNW ilv1 H:Wa - 594 Campbell, C. E., CVI - 506 - 68 Caldwell, R. P., H:Or - 1004 Campbell, Charles, KYK - 606 Canby, Edmund L., H:Wa - 436 Caldwell, Robert G., H:Wa - 683 Campbell, Donald, CVI - 216 Candiani, Cav. C. F. M.D., PBP - 195 Caldwell, Valentine H., C:PBWV - Campbell, E. L., CVI - 1003 Canfield, H. A., Jr., CVI - 793 1070 Campbell, F. A. Mrs., HPNW - 241 Cannon, A. M. Esq., HPNW ilv1 - 148 Caldwell, William, CIII - 1074 Campbell, F. C., Dr., HPNW - 241 Cannon, A. M. Hon., HPNW - 242 Caldwell, William, L:HWV - 751 Campbell, Frank, C:PBWV - 688 Cannon, Anderson M., P2 - 16 Caldwell, William, L:HWV - 754 Campbell, G. J., FL:CRV3 - 551 Cannon, Cass, HO3 - 462
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Cannon, Miles, FL:V2 - 287 Carl, Wilson, CII - 906 Carson, John C., L:HWV - 729 Cannon, Sylvester, C:PBWV - 659 Carl, Wilson, H:Or - 562 Carson, John C., PBP - 829 Canon, W. H., CVI - 927 Carleton, Charles Henry, CCP2 - 642 Carson, John Crosthwaite, P2 - 325 Canon, W. R., L:HWV - 729 Carlin, John, L:HWV - 653 Carson, John, HPNW - 243 - 244 Canter, Marshall W., C:PBWV - 811 Carll, W. E., H:Or - 988 Carson, John, HPNW ilv1 - 476 Cantonwine, W. J., 1885cc il - 104 Carlson, Alexander, CVI - 683 Carstens, C. J., CII - 735 Cantrall, Sarah A., CII - 470 Carlson, C. J., FL:V2 - 237 Carstens, H. C., CII - 568 Capen, Ellery, PBP - 509 Carlson, Dick, FL:V2 - 317 Carstens, J. F., CIII - 830 Caples, C. G., FL:CRV2 - 826 Carlson, Gus, CVI - 775 Carstens, L. F., CII - 542 Caples, Charles G. Dr., CCP1 - 33 Carlton, E. H., HO3 - 742 Carstens, Lewis F., PBP - 503 Caples, Charles William, CCP1 - 37 Carlton, Isaac F., KYK - 879 Carstens, Peter, PBP - 665 Caples, Charles William, CCP2 - 747 Carman, H. J., FL:CRV3 - 514 Carter, C. H., FL:CRV3 - 473 Caples, D. E., FL:CRV2 - 839 Carmichael, C. V., C:HWV2 - 447 Carter, David A. (Oregon Native of Caples, Douglas Elwood, CCP1 - 31 Carmichael, Elizabeth (Cochrane) 1842) FL:V2 - 76 Caples, Douglas, CCP1 - 31 Mrs., KYK - 643 Carter, David Arba, FL:V2 - 250 Caples, H. H., FL:CRV3 - 97 Carmichael, Thomas, CII - 741 Carter, F. M., CII - 790 Caples, H. L., H:Wa - 848 ? Carmon, Waters, L:HWV - 712 Carter, Franklin M. Dr., FL:V2 - 234 Caples, Henry H., CCP1 - 34 Carnahan, H. F., FL:CRV3 - 767 Carter, H. B., H:Or - 432 Caples, Henry L., H:Wa - 348 Carnes, G. E., HO3 - 390 Carter, Harry, H:Wa - 656 Caples, Henry Laffer, CCP1 - 29 Carney, M. J., CII - 116 Carter, Ira W., KYK - 774 Caples, Henry R., H:Wa - 475 Carothers, F. M., FL:CRV2 - 628 Carter, J. T., H:Or - 323 Caples, Henry Rush, CCP1 - 30 Carothers, John H., KYK - 893 Carter, Joseph L., HPNW - 245 Caples, Hezekiah, CCP1 - 34 Carothers, William H., KYK - 838 Carter, Joseph, CCP2 - 350 Caples, J. F Hon., C:PBWV - 291 Carpenter, Charles, HPNW - 243 Carter, O. L., CVI - 695 Caples, J. F., H:Or - 987 Carpenter, Charles, HPNW ilv2 - 366 Carter, OBR1 - 88 Caples, J. W., L:HWV - 711 - 712 Carpenter, D. L., FL:CRV2 - 675 Carter, P. B. Dr., H:Wa - 860 Caples, John F. Hon., PBP - 291 Carpenter, Edward, CIII - 635 Carter, Ransom, CIII - 308 Caples, John F., CCP1 - 32 Carpenter, H. H., 1885cc - 138 Carter, Remus E., KYK - 748 Caples, John W., CCP1 - 35 Carpenter, Henderson Ezra, CCP2 - Carter, Samuel H., P2 - 578 Caples, Joseph, CCP1 - 32 101 Carter, Scott, PBP - 845 Caples, Lafayette, L:HWV - 701 Carpenter, Herny Harrison, CCP2 - Carter, W. A., HO3 - 252 Caples, Luther C., KYK - 405 638 Carter, W. M., CIII - 1072 Caples, McKenzie, CCP1 - 35 Carpenter, Jacob Royal, CCP2 - 753 Carter, William A., P2 - 99 Caplinger, J. C., H:Or - 344 Carpenter, William R., L:HWV - 712 Carter, William D., KYK - 875 Caplinger, J. I., C:HWV2 - 377 Carr, E. Col, H:Wa - 603 Carter, William D., L:HWV - 712 Capps, J. S., CVI - 665 Carr, E. M. Col., H:Wa - 603 Carter, William F., CCP2 - 350 Carahan, J. H., CVI - 743 Carr, Ed Captain, FL:V2 - 292 Carter, William, CVI - 923 Cardwell, B. P., H:Or - 584 Carr, F. E., FL:CRV3 - 736 Cartozian, A. O., FL:CRV3 - 187 Cardwell, E. R., CIII - 915 Carr, Ossian J., H:Wa - 602 Cartwright, Charles Morrison, P2 - Cardwell, Herbert W. M.D., P3 - 760 Carr, Sumner, L:HWV - 845 651 Cardwell, J. R., H:Or - 604 Carratt, Henry B., KYK - 447 Cartwright, Charlotte M., PRC - 293 Cardwell, James Robert Dr., P3 - 387 Carrell, Elisha S., KYK - 479 Cartwright, Charlotte Moffett, P2 - Cardwell, Mae H. Dr., FL:CW - 182 Carrico, J. L., HO2 - 445 508 Carey, C. B. Mrs., HPNW ilv1 - 572 Carrier, B. E., C:HWV2 - 416 Cartwright, Charlotte Moffett, P2 il - Carey, Charles H., HPNW - 243 Carrier, Burton N., H:Wa - 314 509 Carey, Charles Henry, P2 - 255 Carroll & Davis, C:HWV2 - 426 Cartwright, J. B., FL:V2 - 80 Carey, James W., KYK - 757 Carroll, E. E., HO2 - 346 Cartwright, J. R., C:HWV3 - 243 Carey, John, L:HWV - 667 Carroll, J. L., H:Or - 1289 Cartwright, Richard, M.D., C:PBWV - Carey, Patrick J., KYK - 789 Carroll, R. E., HO2 - 360 952 Carey, Patrick J., KYK il - 790 Carsner, W. S., CIII - 565 Cartwright, Theodore, L:HWV - 799 Caris, P. W., CVI - 448 Carson, J. C., H:Or - 957 Carty, James Edward, CCP2 - 122 Carl, H. L., C:HWV2 - 402 Carson, J. H., HO2 - 199 Carty, James N., CCP1 - 522 Carl, H. L., HO2 - 547 Carson, J. K., Jr., FL:CRV3 - 510 Carty, James, 1885cc - 141 Carl, I. W., HO2 - 120 Carson, James M. Hon., H:Wa - 486 Carty, James, CCP1 - 522
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431 Clark, John Jay, 1885cc - 139 Cleland, J. B. Hon., C:PBWV - 29 Churchill, J. A., CII - 158 Clark, John S., HPNW - 271 Cleland, J. B., FL:CRV2 - 830 Churchill, J. L., CII - 43 Clark, Joseph O., KYK - 622 Cleland, J. B., HO3 - 393 Churchill, J. S., CIII - 492 Clark, Joseph O., KYK il - 624 Cleland, William A., C:PBWV - 30 Churchill, L. Arthur, C:PBWV - 817 Clark, Joseph T., KYK - 917 Cleland, William A., PBP - 30 Chute, Abraham L., C:PBWV - 748 Clark, L. F., HO3 - 283 Clelen, John H., C:PBWV - 1472 Cimino, Vetal, PBP - 390 Clark, M. H., FL:CRV2 - 657 Cleman, John, KYK - 555 Cini, James, FL:CRV3 - 181 Clark, M. H., HO2 - 658 Cleman, Perry, KYK - 822 Circle, O. I., CIII - 456 Clark, Matt, FL:CRV3 - 939 Clemans, Burton George Rev., CCP2 - Clack, J. R., C:HWV3 - 94 Clark, Nelson Rev., H:Wa - 240 481 Claflin, W. P., CIII - 677 Clark, Newton Hon., PBP - 95 Clemens, Peter, CIII - 964 Claggett, C., H:Or - 989 Clark, Newton, C:PBWV - 95 Clemens, William J., P3 - 491 Claggett, Charles S., PBP - 554 Clark, OBR1 - 16, 60 Clements, James B. Mrs., KYK il - 755 Claggett, William D., C:PBWV - 893 Clark, Paul, CIII - 473 Clements, James B., KYK il - 755 Claggett, Wm. D., H:Or - 265 Clark, Peter F. Capt., C:PBWV - 327 Clements. James B., KYK - 753 Clair, H. C., Jr., FL:CRV2 - 390 Clark, R. A., CII - 449 Clemmens, F. L., FL:CRV2 - 36 Clancey, C. B., HO3 - 739 Clark, R. C., C:HWV3 - 392 Clemons, B. D., CIII - 827 Clancy, R. W., HO3 - 282 Clark, R. L., FL:CRV3 - 469 Clendenning, C. B., CVI - 286 Clanfield, Henry, C:PBWV - 1418 Clark, Stephen, L:HWV - 800 Cleveland, George E., H:Wa - 383 Clanton, Levi Rev., KYK - 446 Clark, T. J. V., HPNW - 271 Clevenger, G. W., CIII - 982 Clanton, Levi, H:Wa - 767 Clark, T. J. V., HPNW ilv1 - 488 Cliff, H. R., FL:CRV2 - 644 Clapp, Cyrus F., H:Wa - 515 Clark, T. W., L:HWV - 854 Cliff, H. R., H:Or - 560 Clapp, Cyrus F., HPNW - 270 Clark, W. J. H., HO2 - 464 Clifford, M. D., CII - 62 Clapp, Cyrus F., HPNW ilv2 - 550 Clark, W. L., FL:CRV2 - 23 Clifford, M. D., H:Or - 1000 Clapp, Hannah Kesiah, CWW - v7 Clark, William S., KYK - 627 Clifford, T. F., FL:CRV2 - 507 Clapshaw, William, PBP - 620 Clark, William, FL:CRV1 il - 44 Cline, George W., C:PBWV - 1048 Clare, OBR1 - 53 Clarke, C. N., HO3 - 343 Cline, W. M., H:Or - 1000 Clark County Sun, FL:CRV2 - 473 Clarke, Emeline, L:HWV - 603 Cline, William H., KYK - 688 Clark, A. E., FL:CRV2 - 353 Clarke, H. T., HO2 - 704 Clinkinbeard, J. J., CIII - 742 Clark, Alfred Edward, P2 - 137 Clarke, Harvey Rev., L:HWV - 603 Clinton, Howard M., PBP - 813 Clark, Alvin Rev., CCP2 - 650 Clarke, James T., L:HWV - 755 Clinton, J. C., FL:CRV3 - 980 Clark, Arthur J., H:Wa - 376 Clarke, L. G., FL:CRV3 - 663 Clinton, J. D., CIII - 566 Clark, Braman, H:Or - 1169 Clarke, L. G., HO3 - 487 Clinton, J. W., CVI - 526 Clark, C. C., CIII - 912 Clarke, Louis Gaylord P2 - 479 Clinton, M. T., CVI - 168 Clark, C. C., FL:CRV3 - 723 Clarke, S. A., L:HWV - 713 Clique, William, CCP2 - 582 Clark, Clayton E., H:Wa - 456 Clarke, W. B., CVI - 52 Clodfelter, C. V., CII - 1010 Clark, D. G., HO2 - 386 Clarke, W. J., HO3 - 513 Clodfelter, H. A., CVI - 756 Clark, David, CII - 128 Clary, Jephtha Vinrum, CCP1 - 332 Cloninger, Thomas A., PBP - 758 Clark, E. A., FL:CRV3 - 510 Clausen, F. C., FL:CRV2 - 580 Clopton, F. B., CII - 142 Clark, E. G., H:Or - 547 Claxton, Richard, C:PBWV - 444 Clopton, H. L., CVI - 78 Clark, F. A., C:HWV3 - 177 Clay, Oliver, P3 - 303 Close, Wm. D., H:Wa - 627 Clark, F. B., CII - 995 Claypool, Samuel R., C:PBWV - 1173 Clothier, Harrison Hon., HPNW - 272 Clark, F. Lewis, H:Wa - 434 Clayton, A. E., CVI - 345 Cloud, William B., KYK - 687 Clark, G. K., HO3 - 590 Clayton, OBR1 - 86 Clough, A. M., C:PBWV - 915 Clark, George Knight, P3 - 557 Clear, John H., PBP - 423 Clough, A. M., CII - 141 Clark, Isaac, KYK - 498 Clearwater, J. A., C:HWV2 - 547 Clough, A. M., L:HWV - 883 Clark, Isaac, KYK il - 500 Cleaver, C., H:Or - 990 Clough, Charles F., H:Wa - 421 Clark, J. C., L:HWV - 867 Cleaver, G. L., CIII - 811 Clough, Harry B. M.D., C:PBWV - 996 Clark, J. F., FL:CRV2 - 386 Cleaver, M. G., CII - 509 Clough, L. B. Hon., H:Wa - 439 Clark, J. F., HO3 - 457 Cleaves, Fred D., HPNW - 272 Clough, L. B., 1885cc - 139 Clark, J. H., CII - 626 Cleek, Henry A., C:PBWV - 262 Clough, Lynn B., CCP2 - 68 Clark, J. S. Sr., L:HWV - 878 Cleeton, T. J., HO3 - 203 Clow, R. H., CVI - 943 Clark, J. S., H:Or - 517 Cleeton, Thomas J. Judge, P3 - 345 Clow, W. C., L:HWV - 884 Clark, John Jay Rev., CCP2 - 649 Cleland, Hon. John B., PBP - 29 Clyde, Oscar L., P3 - 811
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Clymer, Margaret E. Mrs., KYK - 891 Coffin, Stephen Gen., HPNW ilv1 - Collard, W. P., C:HWV2 - 347 Coad, Chester G., C:PBWV - 1216 320 Collard, E. B., H:Or - 1013 Coad, Frank J., C:PBWV - 1248 Coffin, Stephen Gen., P3 - 496 Collard, E. B., L:HWV - 669 Coad, S., H:Or - 677 Coffin, Stephen, L:HWV - 668 - 669 Collard, Issaphena Waldron, FL:CW - Coad, Samuel, C:PBWV - 520 Coffman, I. F., CIII - 372 171 Coalman, Stephen D., PBP - 627 Coffman, W. C., CIII - 347 Collet, Matt , KYK - 934 Coan, R. A., FL:CRV3 - 140 Cofoid, H. H., FL:CRV3 - 477 Collier, A. M., HO2 - 693 Coan, R. A., HO3 - 13 Cohen, D. Solis, HPNW - 272 Collier, C. M., CIII - 816 Coate, Frank M., KYK - 530 Cohen, E. E., FL:CRV3 - 400 Collier, G. H. Prof. (with S.H. Marsh), Coate, William Hon., KYK - 523 Cohen, Edward E., P3 - 594 L:HWV - 811 Coate, William Hon., KYK il - 525 Cohen, Leon, CII - 417 Collier, G. H., H:Or - 767 Coats, S. D., CVI - 292 Coke, J. S., CIII - 345 Collier, H. E., FL:CRV3 - 568 Cobb, S. B. Hon., PBP - 441 Coke, J. S., FL:CRV2 - 135 Collier, J. A., FL:CRV3 - 592 Cobb, S. B., FL:CRV3 - 676 Colbath, Benjamin B., C:PBWV - 346 Collier, J. A., HO3 - 146 Coburn, W. M., CIII - 313 Colbern, P. E., H:Or - 995 Collier, Robert, P3 - 606 Cochran, C. E., HO2 - 746 Colby, Mary M., CWW - v2 Collings, A. E., CVI - 878 Cochran, George W., C:PBWV - 1065 Colcord, D. B., CVI - 561 Collins, A. W., CVI - 298 Cochran, J. A. Esq., HPNW ilv2 - 498 Coldwell, Edward Lothrop, P3 - 636 Collins, B. M., CIII - 217 Cochran, J. A. farm, HPNW ilv2 - 498 Coldwell, O. B., FL:CRV2 - 315 Collins, Clara, CIII - 60 Cochran, J. A., H:Or - 996 Coldwell, Orin B., P3 - 609 Collins, Douglass W., H:Wa - 776 Cochran, J. W., 1885cc il - 72 Cole, Bartlett, HO3 - 266 Collins, F. M., L:HWV - 653 Cochran, James W., H:Wa - 329 Cole, Chauncey, L:HWV - 755 Collins, Frank M. (Pioneer of 1846), Cochran, P. H., FL:CRV3 - 489 Cole, Columbus, CIII - 200 FL:V2 - 171 Cochran, William T., C:PBWV - 1022 Cole, David, P3 - 331 Collins, G. T., HO2 - 668 Cochran, Wm., L:HWV - 668 Cole, Emma Howe, FL:CRV3 - 795 Collins, George, H:Or - 993 Cochrane, J. C., CII - 617 Cole, George E., H:Wa - 349 Collins, H. W., 318 Cockrell, Thomas, C:PBWV - 448 Cole, Halsey D., KYK - 518 Collins, Henry S., CCP1 - 65 Cody, James A., CCP2 - 472 Cole, J. A., CVI - 105 Collins, J. H., L:HWV - 881 Cody, James, P3 - 162 Cole, J. B., CVI - 349 Collins, J. J., C:PBWV - 390 Coe, Charles, FL:CRV1 il - 911 Cole, J. L., CVI - 343 Collins, J. L. Judge, C:PBWV - 1126 Coe, H. W., FL:CRV2 - 300 Cole, J. P., H:Or - 519 Collins, J. L., H:Or - 819 Coe, H. W., H:Or - 607 Cole, Joseph W., PBP - 859 Collins, J. W., HO2 - 703 Coe, H. W., HO2 - 34 Cole, L.D., HO3 - 24 Collins, James L., L:HWV - 653 - 654 Coe, Mary & Nathaniel - Hood River Cole, Leonard, CIII - 651 Collins, R. H. Jr., FL:CRV3 - 603 fournders, FL:CRV1 il - 911 Cole, OBR1 - 24 Collins, Sarah J., CWW - v10 Coffee, A. J., H:Or - 631 Colebrook, F. W., CVI - 380 Collins, Smith, L:HWV - 654 Coffee, Orpha Rosana Belding Coleman, A. H., FL:CRV3 - 170 Collins, William W., L:HWV - 654 Hartzell, CCP2 - 427 Coleman, C. P. , CVI - 680 Collinson, Thomas, C:PBWV - 1497 Coffey, Alexander L., CCP1 - 515 Coleman, D. C., H:Or - 995 Collis, Alfred, CIII - 898 Coffey, H. K., FL:CRV2 - 137 Coleman, D. C., L:HWV - 730 Collis, E. H., FL:CRV2 - 355 Coffey, J. B., CVI - 751 Coleman, E. G., CII - 418 Collver, T. M., CVI - 262 Coffey, J. B., FL:CRV2 - 257 Coleman, Enoch P., C:PBWV - 1403 Collver, W. A., CVI - 519 Coffey, James, L:HWV - 832 - 833 Coleman, F. N., CII - 517 Colman, James M., H:wa il - 333 Coffey, Joel, CCP1 - 514 Coleman, J. R., CVI - 916 Colman, James Murphy, H:Wa - 333 Coffey, John B., P2 - 233 Coleman, James, C:PBWV - 669 Colt, C. C., FL:CRV2 - 517 Coffey, R. C. M.D., P3 - 135 Coleman, James, L:HWV - 669 Colt, C. C., P2 il - 229 Coffey, R. C., CVI - 892 Coleman, John Calvin, KYK - 457 Colt, C. C., PRC - 111 Coffey, R. C., FL:CRV2 - 588 Coleman, Lysander Mrs., KYK il - 459 Colt, Cornelius Chapman, P2 - 228 Coffey, T. M., H:Or - 360 Coleman, Lysander, KYK - 459 Colter, G. H., CVI - 871 Coffey, V. H., CIII - 187 Coleman, Lysander, KYK il - 459 Colter, John, FL:V1 - 82 Coffield, Frank R., KYK - 412 Coleman, O. S., CVI - 69 Colton, H. G., HO3 - 337 Coffield, James, KYK - 411 Coleman, W. R., CVI - 182 Colver, F. L., CII - 366 Coffield, John H., KYK - 412 Coleman, William T., C:PBWV - 485 Colver, L. O., CIII - 300 Coffin, S., H:Or - 581 Colfax, Washington, HPNW ilv2 - 586 Colvig, W. M., CVI - 1029
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Coolidge, Ai, C:PBWV - 387 Corbett, H. W. Hon, C:PBWV - 21 Cornwall, G. M., FL:CRV2 - 398 Coolidge, C., H:Or - 890 Corbett, H. W. Hon., HPNW ilv1 - 416 Cornwall, J. A. C. Rev., L:HWV - 600 - Coombs, Samuel F., H:Wa - 513 Corbett, H. W. Hon., PBP - 21 601 Coon, T. R., HO2 - 653 Corbett, H. W., CII - 8 Cornwell, J. M., 1885cc il - 96 Coon, Washington L., C:PBWV - 1077 Corbett, H. W., FL:CRV3 - 688 Cornwell, James M. Hon., H:Wa - 385 Cooper, A. W., FL:CRV2 - 705 Corbett, H. W., H:Or - 1101 Corum, R. E., C:HWV2 - 376 Cooper, A. W., H:Wa - 783 Corbett, H. W., H:Or il - 1101 Corvallis Gazette-Times, C:HWV3 - Cooper, Bazzel W., C:PBWV - 1297 Corbett, H. W., HO2 - 305 C:HWV3 - 558 Cooper, D. J., HO3 - 240 Corbett, H. W., P2 il - 23 Cosens, Ralph, KYK - 461 Cooper, E. H., PBP - 583 Corbett, Henry W. Hon., P2 - 22 Cosens, Ralph, KYK il - 459 Cooper, E. W., L:HWV - 850 - 851 Corbett, Henry W., HPNW - 277 - 279 Cosgriff, Elizabeth, FL:CRV3 - 481 Cooper, G. W., L:HWV - 884 Corbett, Henry W., HPO - 484 Cosgrove, Hugh, CIII - 584 Cooper, J. C. Colonel, FL:V2 - 155 Corbett, Henry W., HOP il - 58 Cosgrove, Hugh, L:HWV - 670 Cooper, J. R., H:Or - 1016 Corbett, Henry Winslow Hon., Coshaw, Oliver P., HPNW - 286 Cooper, J. S., H:Or - 660 FL:CRV1 il - 423 Coshow, O. P., C:HWV2 - 18 Cooper, J. S., HO2 - 297 Cordano, John C., P3 - 459 Coshow, O. P., CVI - 138 Cooper, J. S., L:HWV - 854 - 855 Cordley, Arthur B., C:PBWV - 1328 Coshow, O. P., H:Or - 943 Cooper, Jacob C. Col., C:PBWV - 692 Corell, Harris A., H:Wa - 772 Coshow, O. P., L:HWV - 731 Cooper, John R., C:PBWV - 1001 Corey, G. R., L:HWV - 756 Coshow, Oliver P., C:PBWV - 821 Cooper, John R., L:HWV - 756 Corey, H. H., C:HWV2 - 32 Coshow, Oliver P., HPNW ilv1 - 380 Cooper, OBR1 - 75, 77-8, 86, 89, 95 Corey, R. C. M.D., H:Wa - 925 Coshow, Sarah E. Mrs., HPNW ilv1 - Cooper, Thomas H., C:PBWV - 1160 Corker, D. I., L:HWV - 851 380 Cooper, Thomas H., FL:V2 - 328 Corkum, Urie, H:Wa - 757 Cosper, David, L:HWV - 756 Cooper, Thomas Harrison (Pioneer of Corkum, W. J., H:Wa - 755 Cosper, H. B., H:Or - 930 1852), FL:V2 - 238 Corl, L. J., CIII - 207 Cosper, Romeno, L:HWV - 845 Cooper, Thomas S., KYK - 707 Cornelius, Absalom H., C:PBWV - 539 Costacos, Gus, FL:CRV2 - 668 Coopey, Minnie Smiley Franklin, CCP2 Cornelius, C. W. Dr., P2 - 436 Costelloe, J. T., FL:CRV2 - 750 - 489 Cornelius, C. W. PRC - 243 Costly, Wm., H:Wa - 426 Coote, George Prof., C:PBWV - 1097 Cornelius, C. W., H:Or - 643 Cottel, C. W., HO2 - 334 Coovert, Abram, C:PBWV - 710 Cornelius, C. W., HO3 - 33 Cottel, W. I., CIII - 697 Coovert, E. E., HO2 - 533 Cornelius, C. W., P2 il - 437 Cotterell, F. J., FL:CRV2 - 893 Coovert, John W., C:PBWV - 626 Cornelius, Green B., C:PBWV - 414 Cottle, H. W., H:Or - 736 Cope, W. V., CVI - 621 Cornelius, Jesse, L:HWV - 634 Cotton, W. W., HO2 - 60 Copeland, Charles Francis, CCP1 - 488 Cornelius, O. H. P., L:HWV - 701 Cotton, William Wick, P3 - 50 Copeland, G., H:Wa - 406 Cornelius, T. R. Hon., HPNW ilv1 - 212 Cottonior, David, H:Wa - 790 Copeland, H. S., 1885cc il - 16 Cornelius, T. R., H:Or - 922 Cottrell, Charles Warner, CCP1 - 75 Copeland, J. W., 1885cc - 141 Cornelius, T. S., FL:CRV3 - 336 Couch, John H. Capt., HPNW - 287 Copeland, James W., CCP1 - 488 Cornelius, Thomas R. Col, HPNW - Couch, John H. Capt., HPNW ilv1 - 64 Copeland, Joseph, CCP1 - 488 279 - 286 Couch, John H. Capt., P2 - 374 Copeland, Joseph, PBP - 258 Cornelius, Thomas R., L:HWV - 634 - Couch, John H. Captain, FL:CRV1 il - Copeland, Mrs. C. G., CII - 794 635 107 Copeland, William, CCP1 - 489 Cornell, H. C., FL:CRV2 - 354 Couch, John H., L:HWV - 603 - 604 Copenhefer, John, KYK - 484 Cornell, W. L., FL:CRV3 - 415 Couch, Kindle C., P2 - 550 Copenhefer, John, KYK il - 483 Corner, Edwin L., PBP - 475 Couchman, W. R., HO2 - 366 Copland, Henry S., H:Wa - 756 Cornett, John B., C:PBWV - 1222 Coudeyre, A. J., FL:CRV3 - 760 Coppernoll, W. L., CII - 730 Cornett, John D., KYK - 541 Couey, John D., KYK - 701 Coppin, Charles, H:Wa - 882 Cornfoot, William, FL:CRV2 - 365 Coughtry, James, CIII - 100 Copple, F. A., CII - 443 Cornish, W. D., C:HWV3 - 306 Coulter, Samuel, HPO - 582 Copple, William, CII - 417 Cornoyer, N. A. Hon., HPNW ilv1 - 72 Coulter, Samuel, HOP il - 400 Coppock, Robert, HO2 - 504 Cornoyer, N. A., H:Or - 724 Courtnay, Daniel C., KYK - 490 Corbaley, Richard, HPNW - 277 Cornoyer, Narcisse A., Capt., HPNW - Courtnay, Isaac B., KYK - 495 Corbaly, Richard, HPNW ilv1 - 192 286 Courtney, W. F., HPNW - 288 Corbett, Elijah, C:HWV3 - 521 Cornutt, Archelaus, CIII - 336 Courtway, Anthony B., KYK - 393 Corbett, Elijah, H:Or - 691 Cornutt, Archie, PBP - 661 Courtway, Anthony B., KYK il - 391
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Covell, G. A., C:HWV3 - 589 Crabtree, C. H., C:HWV3 - 418 Crawford, J. W., L:HWV - 862 Covell, Grant A., C:PBWV - 1313 Crabtree, John H., L:HWV - 635 Crawford, James, CCP2 - 64 Covey, H. M., HO2 - 298 Crabtree, Newton, HO2 - 203 Crawford, John, C:PBWV - 641 Covey, Howard M., P3 - 573 Craft, Samuel J., PBP - 200 Crawford, Medorem, L:HWV - 607 - Covington, Richard, CCP1 - 334 Craig, Adna C., HPNW - 289 609 Cowan, J. A., FL:CRV2 - 849 Craig, C. H., CII - 200 Crawford, OBR1 - 43 Cowan, J. L., H:Or - 1015 Craig, D. W., CII - 1018 Crawford, Orion J., CCP2 - 63 Cowan, John Alexander, CCP1 - 371 Craig, David Capt., C:PBWV - 399 Crawford, P. W., 1885cc - 141 Cowan, John, KYK - 624 Craig, G. S., CII - 533 Crawford, Peter W., CCP2 - 60 Cowan, John, KYK il - 624 Craig, Norma May Sparks, CCP2 - 345 Crawford, R. H. M.D., L:HWV - 758 Cowan, Richard T., R - 140 Craig, OBR1 - 95 Crawford, Robert M., C:PBWV - 1465 Cowan, Richard Tankersley, CCP1 - Craig, Samuel E., KYK - 932 Crawford, Samuel Leroy, H:Wa & Il - 370 Crain, Frederick W. A., C:PBWV - 583 Cowdin, C. E., FL:CRV2 - 718 1405 Crawford, T. H., H:Or - 369 Cowles, A. B., H:Wa - 659 Craine, Thomas, CVI - 866 Crawford, T. H., HO2 - 643 Cowles, J. W., H:Or - 515 Cram, Daniel, H:Wa - 294 Crawford, Thomas H., C:PBWV - 1342 Cowles, Sam D., HPNW - 288 Cram, F. A., HO3 - 323 Crawford, Thomas H., L:HWV - 758 Cowley, Edna Ellen Mesner, CCP1 - Cram, Isaac, CCP1 - 548 Crawford, Thos. H., H:Or - 950 632 Cramer, J. J., HO3 - 680 Crawford, W. P., P2 - 672 Cowley, M. M., H:Wa - 322 Cramer, John, 1885cc - 141 Crawford, William P., H:Wa - 455 Cowley, W. A., CII - 450 Cramer, John, H:Wa - 861 Crawford, William Patterson, CCP2 - Cowls, J. W. Hon., C:PBWV - 261 Crandal, Max, CII - 814 62 Cowls, J. W., L:HWV - 756 - 757 Crandall, Albert I., C:PBWV - 1202 Crawford, William, CCP2 - 418 Cox, A. H., HO3 - 647 Crandall, C. M., CIII - 647 Creason, Henry Washington, KYK - Cox, A. R., CIII - 1053 Crane, Aaron Wells, CCP2 - 82 756 Cox, Anderson, HPNW - 289 Crane, Nathaniel, CCP2 - 83 Creason, Henry Washington, KYK il - Cox, Arthur M., L:HWV - 757 Crane, OBR1 - 47 755 Cox, Arthur M., P2 - 250 Crane, W. B., FL:CRV3 - 401 Cree, C. E., CVI - 157 Cox, Edwin G., C:PBWV - 928 Cranford, J. O., HO2 - 451 Creech, W. L,, C:HWV2 - 361 Cox, Ethan, L:HWV - 757 Crang, Frederick, H:Or - 668 Crees, William, C:PBWV - 1085 Cox, H. A., CVI - 809 Cranney, Thomas, H:Wa - 567 Creighton, David, HO3 - 355 Cox, Harvey Reese Prof., H:Wa - 921 Cranston, E. P., CII - 135 Creighton, T. J., H:Or - 321 Cox, J. R., CVI - 286 Cranston, Ephraim, HO3 - 137 Cremen, Joseph Dennis, P3 - 169 Cox, J. W., CVI - 617 Cranston, Ephraim, P3 - 507 Cresap, Edward Eli, CCP1 - 518 Cox, Mary Ellen Raymer, CCP2 - 9 Cranston, H. B., CIII - 952 Cresap, Ira Claud, CCP1 - 520 Cox, N. R., H:Or - 618 Cranston, Samuel B., L:HWV - 731 Cresap, Robert Vinton, CCP1 - 517 Cox, Nelson D., KYK - 761 Cranston, Susan Amelia, CWW - v3 Cresswell, Donald F., KYK - 784 Cox, Norris Remey D.D.S., P2 - 411 Crate, Edward, FL:CRV1 il - 107 Cresswell, Fred, KYK - 783 Cox, OBR1 - 33 Crate, J. B., FL:CRV2 - 278 Cressy, W. E., C:PBWV - 902 Cox, Peter J., C:PBWV - 1407 Crate, William Frederick, CCP1 - 145 Crews, W. E., CIII - 269 Cox, R., PBP - 716 Craven, W. H., C:HWV3 - 466 Crichton, E. W., CIII - 921 Cox, Richard, H:Or - 1009 Cravens, P. H., FL:CRV2 - 576 Crichton, Ernest Whitcomb, P2 - 332 Cox, Smith, C:PBWV - 928 Craw, George F., C:PBWV - 853 Crider, A. B., H:Or - 1011 Cox, Thomas, H:Or - 587 Crawford, A. A., H:Or - 292 Crider, Marle, KYK - 472 Cox, W. A., CIII - 542 Crawford, Alexander, CCP2 - 63 Crigler, A. J., H:Or - 434 Coyle, Alexander, C:PBWV - 781 Crawford, Bevery Marilynn Brown, Crisell, William A., C:PBWV - 1183 Coyle, OBR1 - 12 CCP2 - 590 Cristman, John, H:Wa - 922 Coyle, T. J., CVI - 794 Crawford, Edward Alexander Grant, Crites, J. W., HO3 - 435 Coyne, W. E. S., H:Wa - 507 CCP2 - 62 Crittenden, Charles M., C:PBWV - Cozine, Pleasant, C:PBWV - 677 Crawford, George F., L:HWV - 757 1357 Cozine, Samuel, H:Or - 800 Crawford, H. R., CII - 1034 Crittenden, Julius F., KYK - 682 Cozine, Samuel, L:HWV - 615 - 616 Crawford, J. A., H:Or - 760 Croasman, A. B., L:HWV - 855 Crabb, Stephen, CCP2 - 459 Crawford, J. G., H:Or - 736 Croasman, Allen B., PBP - 316 Crabill, P., H:Or - 1003 Crawford, J. M., C:HWV3 - 661 Crocker, John, KYK - 878
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Crockett, David, FL:CRV2 - 845 Crow, C. A., CIII - 289 Cummings, Thomas B., C:PBWV - Crockett, Hugh, H:Wa - 607 Crow, G. G., FL:CRV2 - 132 1002 Crockett, R. S., CVI - 967 Crow, Guy G., KYK - 519 Cummings, William L., C:PBWV - 989 Crockett, Walter Col., HPNW - 290 - Crow, J. Hardy, C:PBWV - 1508 Cummins, S. E., CII - 826 Vol. 1 sketch 337 * Crow, J. J. Capt., HPNW ilv2 - 142 Cummisky, John, FL:CRV3 - 574 Crockett, Walter Sr. Hon., HPNW ilv1 Crow, James J. Capt., HPNW - 291 Cummisky, John, HO2 - 174 - 60 Crow, Michael, CII - 231 Cunha, Joseph, CII - 324 Crockett’s Old Stockade, HPNW ilv1 - Crow, S. M ., CII - 601 Cunning, M. A., HO3 - 618 80 Crow, S. P., CII - 229 Cunningham, Chas., H:Or - 554 Croeni, J. T., CIII - 218 Crow, W. U., CIII - 471 Cunningham, I. C., HO3 - 437 Crofton, George, H:Wa - 811 Crow, William N., C:PBWV - 1508 Cunningham, J. A., CIII - 81 Crofton, Thomas N., KYK - 442 Crowder, Reuben, H:Wa - 626 Cupper, F. W., CIII - 1077 Crofutt, I. J., H:Or - 450 Crowder, Salmon W., C:PBWV - 665 Curl, F. S., HO3 - 550 Croisan, E. M., C:HWV3 - 132 Crowe, L. E., P3 il - 641 Curran, James, HO2 - 428 Croisan, Edward M. Hon., C:PBWV - Crowe, Luther E., P3 - 640 Curran, Katherine Marren, CCP2 - 65 1023 Crowe, W. L., FL:CRV3 - 343 Currey, H. E., CII - 12 Croll, Samantha (Packwood), H:Wa - Crowell, D. P., C:HWV3 - 600 Currie, John, C:HWV3 - 19 750 Crowell, W. S., HO2 - 576 Currier, Arthur F., KYK - 858 Croner, C. H., C:HWV3 - 200 Crowley, D. J. Judge, H:Wa - 677 Currier, E. S., FL:CRV3 - 393 Cronise, Harry H., C:PBWV - 844 Crowley, Daniel, P2 - 588 Currier, Jacob M., C:PBWV - 1333 Crory, Robert, KYK - 514 Crowley, James M. M.D., C:PBWV - Currier, M. C., CVI - 1044 Crosby, A. B., CII - 632 727 Currier, OBR1 - 60, 64-5 Crosby, A. H., C:HWV3 - 59 Crowley, S. K., H:Or - 1012 Currier, W. A., CVI - 512 Crosby, C. Hon., H:Wa - 325 Crowley, Solomon K., L:HWV - 758 Currier, W. M., CVI - 326 Crosby, Charles, CVI - 199 Crowson, G. W., H:Or - 411 Currin, Felix, CIII - 838 Crosby, Clanrick Hon., HPNW - 290 Crozer, L. M., CII - 972 Currin, G. J., CIII - 809 Crosby, Clanrick Hon., HPNW ilv1 - Cruickshank, James, CIII - 80 Currin, G. J., H:Or - 1006 616 Crum, Virgil, FL:CRV2 - 277 Currin, Hugh, H:Or - 927 Crosby, Rufus C., C:PBWV - 1239 Crume, Nelson P., C:PBWV - 1152 Currin, John, C:PBWV - 1476 Crosby, Walter, H:Wa - 667 Crump, J. F., CVI - 64 Currin, William H., C:PBWV - 848 Crosier, H. H., H:Or - 622 Crumpacker, M. E., HO3 - 354 Curry, A. P. Judge, H:Wa - 390 Crosman, A. B., FL:CRV2 - 174 Crumpacker, Maurice, FL:CRV3 - 204 Curry, Flaveius A., KYK - 616 Crosman, Allen B., P3 - 434 Crunk, G. W., Jr., CVI - 974 Curry, G. L., H:Or - 426 Crosno, Eldridge, KYK - 592 Crunk, G. W., Sr., CVI - 922 Curry, George L. Gov., HPNW - Vol. 1 Crosno, Horatio E., KYK - 730 Cruse, E. F., CVI - 214 sketch & character 352* Crosno, Horatio E., KYK il - 729 Cue, Henry, HO3 - 239 Curry, George L., L:HWV - 654 Crosno, William P., KYK il - 729 Culbertson, A. J., 1885cc - 143 Curry, George L., PBP - 864 Cross, C. B., C:HWV2 - 75 Culbertson, Andrew J., CCP2 - 628 Curry, Matthew Thompson, H:Wa - Cross, E. C., H:Or - 702 Culbertson, J. M., HO3 - 496 508 Cross, E. E., CII - 742 Culbertson, W. C., FL:CRV3 - 502 Curry, Richard J., KYK - 566 Cross, E. F., HO3 - 728 Culbertson, W. C., HO2 - 208 Curtain, William, CCP1 - 1 Cross, H. E., FL:CRV3 - 813 Cullen, J. W., CII - 606 Curtian, John P., CCP1 - 1 Cross, H. E., H:Or - 1011 Cullen, J. W., FL:CRV2 - 241 Curtin, John D., CCP1 - 4 Cross, L. D., L:HWV - 758 Culver, A. E., CVI - 892 Curtin, Michael Abbot, CCP1 - 3 Cross, Quinton E., KYK - 897 Culver, Elvarus, CVI - 184 Curtin, Michael Joseph, CCP1 - 5 Cross, Thomas M., PBP - 388 Culver, Harry, C:HWV3 - 165 Curtin, Michael, CCP1 - 4 Cross, W. N., 1885cc - 142 Culver, W. J., H:Or - 1006 Curtin, Thomas Paul, CCP1 - 2 Cross, William N., H:Wa - 357 Culy, C. W., CVI - 156 Curtis, C. B., PBP - 848 Crossan, R. A., H:Or - 1008 Cummin, George F. (Cheney Roller Curtis, Clarence E. D.D.S., KYK - 924 Crossen, James B., HPNW - 291 Mills), H:Wa - 352 Curtis, E. B., CVI - 792 Crossley, J. W., FL:CRV2 - 335 Cumming, J. C., FL:CRV2 - 166 Curtis, H. R., CII - 383 Crotty, James L. Judge, H:Wa - 500 Cummings, Erwin, H:Or - 1190 Curtis, J. L., H:Or - 366 Crouch, L. E., HO3 - 6 Cummings, Ida M., HO2 - 393 Curtis, John, L:HWV - 758 - 759 Crouch, Leslie E., P2 - 83 Cummings, Mariett Foster, CWW - v4 Curtis, Silas B., CCP1 - 153
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Curtis, W. B., CVI - 453 584 Curtis, W. L., H:Or - 956 Cusick, W. A. M.D., L:HWV - 801 Curtiss, Alonzo H., KYK - 510 Cusick, W. A., C:HWV2 - 122 Curtiss, Alonzo H., KYK il - 510 Cusiter, George, C:PBWV - 932
Curtiss, L. W., FL:CRV2 - 477 Custard, James M., CCP2 - 750 Cushing, Charles W., CCP2 - 67 Cutlip, S. B., CIII - 794 Cushing, Charles W., H:Wa - 427 Cutsforth, I. E., CIII - 634 Cushing, Milo M., FL:CRV1 il - 423 Cutting, Oren, H:Or - 1007 Cushman, Joseph, HPNW - - Vol. 1 Cyphers, Levi H., HPNW - 292 sketch 491* Cyrus, Henry, L:HWV - 694 Cusick, J. W., H:Or - 735 Cyrus, William, L:HWV - 670 Cusick, Solomon, L:HWV - 801
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Names of the States of the Union [1879], and their significations.
Virginia—The oldest of the States, was so called in honor Cortes named California. of Queen Elizabeth, the “Virgin Queen,” in whose reign Sir Massachusetts is the Indian for “The country around the Walter Raleigh made his first attempt to colonize that great hills.” region. Connecticut, from the Indian Quon-ch-ta-Cut, signifying Florida—Ponce de Leon landed on the coast of Florida on “Long River.” Easter Sunday, and called the country in commemoration of Maryland, after Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles the the day, which was the Pasqua Florida of the Spaniards, or First, of England. “Feat of Flowers.” New York was name by the Duke of York. Louisiana, was called after Louis the Fourteenth, who at Pennsylvania means “Penn’s woods,” and was so called one time owned that section of the country. after William Penn, its original owner. Alabama was so named by the Indians, and signifies Delaware after Lord De La Ware. “Here we Rest.” New Jersey, so called in honor of Sir George Carteret, Mississippi is likewise an Indian name, meaning “Long who was Governor of the Island of Jersey, in the British River.” Channel. Arkansas, from Kansas, the Indian word for “smokey Maine was called after the province of Maine in France, water.” Its prefix was really are, the French word for in compliment of Queen Henrietta of England, who owned “bow.” that province. The Carolinas were originally one tract, and were called Vermont, from the French word Vert Mont, signifying “Carolana,” after Charles the Ninth of France. Green Mountain. Georgia owes its name to George the Second of England, New Hampshire, for Hampshire county in England. It was who first established a colony there in 1732. formerly called Laconia. Tennessee is the Indian name for the “River of the Bend,” The little State of Rhode Island owes its name to the i.e., the Mississippi which forms its western boundary. Island of Rhodes in the Mediterranean, which domain it is Kentucky is the Indian name for “at the head of the river.” said to greatly resemble. Ohio means “beautiful:’ Iowa, “drowsy ones; Texas in the America word for the Mexican name by “Minnesota, “cloudy water,” and Wisconsin, “wild – which all that section of the country was called before it was rushing channel.” ceded to the United States. Illinois is derived from the Indian word Illini, men, and from History of Jones County, Iowa, Chicago, Western the French suffix ois, together signifying “tribe of men.” Historical Company, 1879, pages 290-291. Michigan was called by the name given the lake, fish- on page 140: Iowa, in the symbolical and expressive weir, which was so styled from its fancied resemblance to a language of the aboriginal inhabitants, is said to signify fish trap. “The Beautiful Land,” and was applied to this magnificent Missouri is from the Indian word “muddy,” which more and fruitful region by its ancient owners, to express their properly applies to the river that flows through it. appreciation of its superiority of climate, soil and location. Oregon owes its Indian name also to its principal river.
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Please note, the Combined Index on pages 58-70 is not included in this index as they are already alphabetical.
Abernethy Ora E , 49 Barber Beckman G, 10 Anderson Wilsom, 20 Elmer, 6, 8 George, 9 C B , 7 Barclay Henry, 4 Ablowitz Ernest, 7 Forbes, 10, 11 Beebe B, 42 Howard, 6 Barker, 23 E N, 23 Abrahamson Mr & Mrs , 7 Sumner, 23 Beers C , 7 W R dlc, 24, 25 Barlow Frederick, 13, 14 Abrams Anuity, 18 Sarah, 31 Mr, 13 Knox and, 23 An-wai-ty, 19 Barnes Bell Achillas Argnuth Syrus, 10 Charles, 11 Schuber C , 17 William, 20 Barnhart Benbow Achilles See Shubel Argunith Barbara, 6 T E, 22 S C , 15, 17 Wm, 21 Barnum Benzer See Banzor, Shubal C , 18 Ashilles H S Rev, 39 See Benzer Shubel C See Shurbel C , 16 Barracks, 35, 36, 38, Berg Shubel Aslonia 39, 40, 41, 42 John, 22, 24 Adams Lewis, 12 Barracks Pumping Berguson George Mrs , 7 Atkins Sta, 41 Samuel, 12 J Q Capt, 28 George, 10 Basham Bernier J Q Lieut, 34 Austin Bill, 8 Martsall, 12 Mary E, 22 C, 22 W , 8 Bersch Adjt Gen’s Office, Azure Bassil A M, 39 42 Antone, 10 Patrick, 11 Betzing Ahern Babbitt Battersby Ida, 42 P , 4 L S Major, 34 E, 22 Biba Ahsein Bachman Bauer John, 16, 18 William, 7 Henry, 33 Alice Patricia Bicycles and Ainsworth Bacon McKee, 5 Sporting Goods, J C, 32 Florence, 7 Pat, 55 39 Aitken Bail Patricia, 5 Bier George, 9 Patrick, 11 Bayfield Frederick, 13 Aitkin Bailey Charles, 11 Birale George, 10, 11, 12 E I Lieut Col, 34 Bdoltel Charlotte, 26 Aldrich WM I, 11 Joe, 32 James, 26 J Wilber, 37 Baker Beadle Birchard Allen George W, 22 Elizabeth, 22 Mason, 40 Mildred, 7 Morris, 22, 24 S W, 22 Birer Allen, Alice, ii Bancroft Bealle Fred W, 25 Allman Annie M, 22 Elizabeth, 22 Birnie Henry, 13, 14 Bansar Bean Charlotte, 29, 32 John C, 12, 13, 14 J U , 15 A J, 25 James, 29, 32 Althop Banser Jack, 27, 33 Bissener & Keith, 35 Alex, 22 John U , 19 Beatty Black Altiser Banzer cld, 25 M S, 21 David, 22 F C, 22 Beckeack Blackader Ames John, 15 Peter, 12 71 Trail Breakers – Vol. 39, July 2012 to June 2013 Clark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, Washington
Joseph, 15, 16, Daniel, 12, 13, 17, 19 Please note, the Combined Index on pages 58-70 is not 14 Blacketer included in this index as they are already alphabetical. Brua William R, 22 William, 10 Blackiter See Boode William, 15, 16, Bruce Blackader William, 10 17, 18, 19 James H, 24 Joe, 15 Boone Wm, 15 William, 10, 11 Blanchard J D, 9 Wm Jr , 15 Bruder, 20 dean, 21 Borton Wm Jun, 17 Brule Dean, 20, 22 Arthus Sir, 31 Wm Jun , 16 James M, 22 Woodard and son, Bouchard Brevick Bryant 20 Joseph, 10 Mr , 6 M J, 23 Blanchet Bouzarth See Brewery Buchanan & Archbishop, 12 Bozarth Star, 40 Rawson, 42 Bishop, 30 Qwin W , 17 Brewster Buleack Bloomfield Bowne Wm (Hospital Peter, 12 J M, 30 Fred W, 38 Steward), 28 Burke Mr, 28 Boyle Briba James, 27 Boardman Major, 32 John, 16, 18 Burnett H A jr, 40 Bozarth Bridgefarmer Peter H, 11 Boatella C C , 15, 17 Iezreel, 12 Petr H, 11 Lieut, 21 Christian C , 17 Brigham Burns Boatwick Christopher, 15, 18 J W, 30 D P, 10 Dr , 30 Christopher C , 16 Brinn Bushman Boisarth John, 10 Silas, 22 Henry, 20 John, 10 John S , 15, 16, 17, William, 22 Button Bolan 18 Brooks Carl, 7, 8 Andrew J, 13 O W , 15 Levi, 21 G Mr & Mrs , 7 land, 21 Owen W , 15, 16, Brothers Mr , 6 Bole 19 Marjorie, 7 Butts W H Capt, 34 S J , 15 Brouillet Lewis, 22 Bolen Squire J , 15, 16, 17 J B A, 12 stephen, 22 A J, 28 Bozorth Brown William, 22 Case, 28 Owen H, 12 Chas, 33 Bybee dlc, 28 Bradway John, 12, 13, 14 Joseph, 28 Bolon Gladys, 7 Johnson and, 27, 30 Byrne Andrew C, 13 Poole &, 8 Matt, 40 Hugh, 20, 29, 34 Andrew C , 12 Branough S, 34 C D Hayes & Co, 39 Andrew J, 13, 14 Judge, 33 S W, 25, 26, 29, 30 Cain Bonde Brant T C and wife, 30 A J, 33 William, 10 George, 27 W, 26 Caines Bonser hall, 27 Brown & S E Henry, 11 James H, 24 Brant’s Hosford, 21 Calder John U , 16, 19 Hall, 22 Brownfield John, 11 Bonzer Bratton D F, 13 Caldwell John U , 17 George, 22 D R, 13
S B, 30 Campbell Hezekiah, 15, 16, Joseph, 10, 15, 16, Callahan J G, 12 17, 19 17, 19 Catherine, 23 Caples Heziakiah N, 23 Lizzie, 43 Camp H , 15 John F, 24 Carron Francis, 13 John, 23
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W , 50 S Mr & Mrs, 7 C H, 39 Gieger Duval S Mrs , 7 Forrest Thomas, 24 Denis, 10 Farron Charles, 11 Gilbert Duvall Domique, 12 Foster Hilsand, 12 G W, 20 Fellows R R , 18 Gilbot Earnest Henry E, 12 W H Capt, 27 Hilsand, 12 Hiram (heirs of), 23 Ferdinand Fowler Gilbraith Eathbun Ferrell, 39 A J, 21 J C , 15 John, 32 Ferrell Frances Gilbrath Eaton Ferdinand, 39 Emma, 23 John, 19 J , 15 Ferry Frasier Gilbreath Jeremiah, 15, 16, Gov, 29, 30, 31 William, 26, 29, John, 17 17, 19 Governor, 27 32, 34 John E , 15, 16 Jerry, 15 Fester Fuller Gile Joseph, 15, 16, 17, W H Capt, 28 J R, 41 Jacob, 24 19 Fielding Gains Jacob N, 23 Paymaster, 28 Hon Maj Gen, 31 Albert, 11 Gill Eddy Fifteenth Street sch, Gaither Simon, 12 Asher R Col, 31 41 Buster, 6 Gillikin Col, 31 Findley Mrs , 7 A J, 20 Edgerton David, 11, 12 Ganzert Gilman haberdashery clerk, Finlay Jacob, 23, 24 William, 14 32 David, 12 Gardiner See Girard Edmonds Finnegan Gardner Pierre, 10 Albert, 32 Bros , 8 D W , 15 Glass Anton, 32 T W , 6 Daniel W , 15, 17 Ed, 7 Everett, 32 Tom, 8 Danl W , 16 Glenn Edmunds Fitzgerald Gardner See John, 10 Albert, 32 dlc, 24 Gardiner Goanell Egan Fitzpatrick D P, 24 W B, 21 John H, 26, 30, 34 Thomas, 23 Daniel W , 19 Goddard Elbert Fitzsimmons Garver J M, 23 ??, 27 Miss, 7 Bert Mr & Mrs, 7 Goldbeck Elite theater, 40 Fleming Gene, 7 Wm, 30, 33 Elliot John, 7 Geiger Goodhue J, 28 Fletcher, 23 Thomas, 23 Frank W, 34 Elwell Andrew, 23 Gen Allen Engine, Goodnight H, 37 Eli, 23 21 Wm (a son), 34 J H, 37, 38, 40, 41 J H, 26, 30 Gerard Goodnoe Engleman John H, 26 Pierre, 10 A S, 42 C, 43 John M, 24 Germann Goodwin Christian Thos J, 24 Jane, 20, 55 William, 13, 14 (proprietor), 40 William, 23 Germann, Jane, ii Wm, 12, 13 Ernest Wm H, 24 Gibbin Goss George B dlc, 29 Flinn Gibbon contractor, 31 J B dlc, 23 Dr, 33 Gibbons Graham Exon J Rev, 28 Joseph, 12, 13, 14 James C, 41 Johhn, 23 Folster Jospeh, 13 Grahame Fales, 29 George, 12 Gibson & Boninson, James, 12 Fanning Forbes 20 Gray Leland, 7 C B , 8 Gibson & R S Private, 34 Mr , 8 Ford Robertson, 21 Greely
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Hancock included in this index as they are already alphabetical. Irish
D P Major, 22 Elias B, 35 Gen, 31 Headley Hopkins Irwin Handisly Madge, 7 John W, 42 Charles S, 35 Joseph, 11 S G, 23 U S Marshal, 33 William, 16, 18, 19 Handisty T & Son, 8 Horn Williams, 18 Joseph, 11 Headly Charles, 32 Isensee Handy George, 8 Laney, 23 Herman A, 35 Daniel, 11 Hedges Willie, 32 Jackson Haney A F, 11 Willow, 32 Frank A, 35 Daniel, 10 Hembree Hosford James P , 35 George, 11 Absalom J, 9 Thomas J, 20, 21 John R, 12 William, 23 Absolom J or I, 11 Hotel Baltimore, 35, Vala, 35 Harbe David, 12 37, 39 William, 16, 18
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Wm T, 35 Robert E, 35 James R, 35 Kingsley & Shartie Jacob Thomas, 30 Keller ?, 20 Ott, 18 W David, 35 Capt, 34 Kinne Jacobs Johnson and Brown, Charles Capt, 29 Mr, 28 John R, 35 27, 30 Kelley R B, 30 Nelly, 35 Johnstone Thomas, 35 Klimmer O delegate, 30 Robert, 11 Kelley-Clarke Co, 35 Anna, 36 Jaeschke Jones Kellond Herman, 36 Christine, 35 Bridget, 25 Frederick G 1st Lt, Kate, 36 Jaggy G W, 25 35 Knapp J H, 35, 38, 39, 41 Ira, 35 Kelly A, 20 John, 35 John, 35 Patrick T, 35 Knauf John J, 35 John W, 35 William, 4 Anne, 7 Jalenger Oliver, 35 Kemp Knepper J, 35 Rachael C, 35 John F, 35 Flavious J, 36 Jamison Jordan Kenly Knight James, 35 John R, 35 Wm L Capt, 35 Adam S, 36 Jane, 35 Josefowits Kenney Aubrey S, 36 Jaskari Morris, 35 John, 36 Chatfield, 36 Wayne, 6 Joyul Mary, 36, 41 Chester R, 36 Jason Phesce, 12 Nellie, 36 Lloyd, 36 J W, 23 Judge Advocate’s Patrick, 36 Knolder Jean Office, 36 Thomas, 36 Ivy Mrs, 36 W G, 23 Judson Kennington Knowles Jefferys J P Supt , 22 Ellen, 36 Charles W, 36 Thomas, 9 Kain James, 36 Knox and Abrams, Jeffrey Lincoln C, 35 Kent 23 Mary, 35 Kampe Adolphus, 12 Knutson Jewell Alfred, 35 Kerns Mr , 6 Philip H, 35 Kane William, 23 Koerwin Sarah M, 35 Dorothy, 7 Ketler Anna, 36 Jocelyn James C, 35 Fred, 23 Kolstad S P Capt, 33 Pat, 8 Kettenring Jennie L, 36 Johannsen Patrick M, 35 Fred M, 36 Samuel O, 36 George, 38 Kanischka Kettle Kopp George J, 35 Julia, 35 Contractor, 48 Antone H, 36 Johnson Kaples Keuchman Julia, 36 Alfred B Mrs, 35 Joseph, 10 Gene, 5 Louis A, 36 Anna M, 35 Kapping Kies Koppe E M Jr, 35 John, 11 Myron B, 36 Theodore, 36 George, 35 Kauffman Kieth Krabbe George F, 35 Wm F, 35 Margaret, 36 Peder J, 36 Hilma C, 35 Wm F Mrs, 35 Samuel R, 36 Kraft J Andrew, 35 Kearns Kiggins Henry C , 16, 17 John W, 35 Patrick T, 35 J P, 36 Henry E , 19 Katherine, 35 Keaton John P, 36 Kreaman Knute, 7 G Ernest, 35 Larney &, 36 Wm, 36 Marion M, 35 John A, 35 King Kreyser Max B, 35 Keenan Abigail M, 23 August, 36 Ole F, 35 S N, 25 Benjamin L, 36 Katerine, 36 Oscar, 35 Keith John E, 36 Kuehn Richard, 10 Bissener &, 35 Wm H H, 36 Adolph J, 36
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Kuhn Lanburson Preston, 36 Adolphus Lee, 10, Preston H, 36 Timothhy, 15 Preston dlc, 23 11 Kuizenga Lancaster Lawton Lewis Henry, 36 C , 15 Frederick G, 36 Belle Mrs, 37 Kulper Col , 16 J W, 20 G, 20, 21 Hein, 27, 31 Columbia, 12, 15, Ray, 8 J H, 12 Joseph H, 36 17, 19 Layton Joshua H, 12 Kunlisk Lander W H, 23 Leybold Anna Mrs, 36 Blanche, 36 Lazier J H, 21 Kuntson Burnett, 36 Ignace, 12 Joseph H, 20, 27, Rita, 6 Wm, 36 Le Bas-mill 29, 32 L C Kain & Co, 35 Lane L A, 12 Lillis L M Hidden & Sons, R, 10 Le Compte James, 37 35, 42 Richard, 9, 10, 11, Sadie, 36 Limbocker La Voy 15, 16, 17, 19 Leake G A, 37 Joseph J, 36 Lang George B, 36 Lindburg M Jane, 36 Chriss, 36 Leary Victor, 37 Maggie H, 36 Lansdale Wilson T, 36 Lindsley Lackaff R H, 13 Leasiter A L, 25 F J, 40 Richard H, 13, 14 Dr , 7 G L, 29 Frank J, 36 Lapsley Leavens Rev Dr, 33 Laffer Joseph M, 36 H A, 30 Linton P , 15 Laramie Leavitt Royal D, 37 Philip, 17 Bert, 12 Mattie R, 36 Linville Phillip, 19 Larney LeBrie Harrison, 11 Lagerquist E M, 36 Ferdinand, 12 Lishan Frank, 36 Edward M, 36 Lee Minerva, 25 Laipple James H , 36 Don, 36 Samuel, 23 John J, 36 Margaret M, 36 Harry L, 36 Samuel dlc, 25 Lakey Patrick, 36 Merton S, 36 William, 23 W, 22 Larney & Kiggins, Washington, 13 Little See Lyttle Lally 36, 41 Lees R A, 28 Minnie L, 36 Larson Alexander T, 36 T R , 15 Lamar Marjorie, 7 Leffer Liverpool and Wm, 30 Latoure Phillip, 19 London and Lamarjie Lewis, 12 Leitzen Globe Co of Fred, 36 Lauton Matthew, 36 England, 37 Lamb Francis, 7 Lemon Livingston Archie F, 36 Raymond, 6 John A, 23 John, 37 Charles E, 36 Lavner Leonard Joseph W, 37 Charlotee J, 36 Robert, 36 H H, 33 Llynne Chauncey, 36 Law Leonori Nicholas, 10 Oliver C, 36 Mrs, 21 Clifford, 36 Loderstrand Lamberson Lawrence Lester John, 23 T , 15 A J, 23, 25 Frederick, 37 Loffee See Laffer Timothy, 16, 17 George A, 36 Leverett Loffer See Laffer Lambert, 29 Hyal, 36 Guilford, 6 Philip, 15, 16 Henry O, 36 Laws Levin Phillip, 19 Louis, 36 Andrew, 30 Olivia A, 37 Log Cabin Saloon Lamburson Anna, 36 Lewes and Hotel, 37 Timothy, 19 Clement, 36 A L, 10 Log Cabin Saloon Lan & Ryan’s, 27 Mrs, 20 And Hotel, 37
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Logan Please note, the Combined Index on pages 58-70 is not H , 4 Robert, 25 Huston, 20, 29
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Wm H , 37 Martha, 20, 29 London Assurance Sadie M, 37 Madsen Norman, 11 Corporation of Thomas, 9 Albert, 38 Roman, 10 London, 37 Lowell Magee Roy P, 38 Long Abram J, 37 Ann, 38 William H, 26, 29, Chirst, 37 Elicy F, 37 Frances C, 38 32 Elmer A, 37 Lucas, 16, 18, 19 Malick Wm, 11 Irene, 37 Luch George, 13 Wm H, 32 Isaiah, 23 Henry, 37 Mallick Wm S, 26, 32 Jacob, 37 Lucia Mill, 41, 42 George, 13, 14 Martine Lonsdale See Lucia Mill Co, 37, Mr, 13 Smith D Rev, 38 Lansdale 40, 41 Mann Mason D H [?], 9 Luithle P J, 23 Alexander, 38 Richard H , 12 K C, 37 Manning E C Col, 34 Loomis Karl C, 37 Boise L Rev, 38 Masonic Temple, 38 Bessie A, 37 Lund Montgomery V, 38 Mathews John M, 37 August F, 37 Samuel, 38 James M, 38 M A Miss, 33 Evert A, 37 Mannix Mathys Mrs, 23 Luther N, 37 Michael, 38 Katy, 5 Oscar M, 37 Lundberg Manwell Matteson Looney John P, 37 G W, 23 A, 20 Jesse, 9 Lundsford Marble Matthews Loryea David E, 37 Ansil S, 38 Annie B, 38 Nettie, 37 Lydie Marks Iva D, 38 Lotz Smitke &, 49 Read, 32 J H, 23 John H, 37 Lynch Marsh Mattschas Louis Ellen, 37 A J , 6 W E T, 38 John, 37 Lyttle John L, 38 Mauldin Lovejoy T R , 17 Samuel, 23 J A, 38 A L, 9, 10, 11 Thomas, 18 Samuel A, 38 Maxey A J , 9 Thomas R , 15, 16, Samuel P, 25 Rosa, 38 Lovelace 17 Marsh & Wm G, 38 Alamandon (a son), Mabry Richardson, 8 Maxon 29 W P, 23 Marsha Arabella, 26 Alamnson, 37 MacFarlane See Wm A, 38 H J G, 12, 13, 26 Almanson M, 37 McFarland Wm B, 38 Hamilton J G, 26 J T, 13 Anna M, 38 Marshall J O, 23, 25 John T, 20, 29, 32, MacFetridge Charles A, 38 Mrs, 27 34 Jane, 38 Frank N, 38 S D, 12, 13, 31 Lester P, 37 MacKay [or John A, 38 S D , 14 May, 37 MacKuy] Wm N, 38 Maxwell Lowder native, 29 Martell J M, 20 David J, 37 Mackentyer Alexander, 38 Mayer Lowe Andrew, 15, See Ivan, 38 Jonas D, 38 Belle, 37 McIntyer Martin Mayhill Ethel B, 37 Mackentyre E, 51 Elisha, 18 James A, 37 Andrew, 16, 17 Fred A, 38 Mayhue John, 37 Mackintyre George, 38 Elisha, 18 Robert, 37 Andrew, 17 George W, 38 Elisha C , 16
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Maynes Wm, 37 John, 38 James M, 38 Smith, 23 McCavet Julia, 38 McLain Mazuretzky George F, 37 Kate, 38 Daniel, 38 Louis, 39 James, 37 McGlune McLary Mc Clue James E, 37 John, 23 Fred, 38 J, 12 John E, 37 McGoldrick Robert, 38 McAlister Mamie, 37 Arthur, 38 McLary & Bowne, James, 25 Wm H, 37 Arthur R, 38 38 McAllen McClellan J L, 38 McLean G W ?, 10 Pearl J, 37 Joseph L, 38 John, 10 McAllister McClelland McGowan McLeod Delilah, 26 Bert, 37 Samuel, 38 Merdock, 10 James, 23, 26 Rolla, 37 McGreevy Murdock, 10 Joseph A ?, 26 McClintic Bennett, 38 McMaster Joseph S, 26, 30, Clarence M, 37 McGurn Donald, 38 33 Edward M, 37 Edith R, 38 McMullen McAndrew Viola C, 37 Ethel J, 38 Ida, 38 Emma, 32 Winifred, 37 John, 38 McMurray Exxxa (Emma?), McClure McHale Wm E, 38 32 Alfred, 31 James, 38, 40 McNeal Herra ?, 32 J, 12 McIntire Henry, 32 Selma ?, 32 John, 12 Sarah E, 23 Joseph, 32 Susan ?, 32 McCollum McIntosh McRae McArthur Robert, 37 William, 23 Mary H J, 38 Judge, 33 McCorckle McIntyer See Meade McBean W A S Capt , 16 Mackentyer orchestra, 8 John, 33 McCorkle Andrew, 19 Medley McBride N A S , 18 McIntyre Benjamin B, 39 Garbiel, 37 McCreadie Andrew, 15 Meek Ida, 37 R A, 37 McIrvin Joseph Q , 9 Julia, 37 Wm W, 37 Virgina, 38 Meiser Oscar, 37 McCurdy McKee Jesse A, 39 McCafferty Dora E , 37 Abraham, 38 Meissner Charles E, 37 Martin B, 37 Alice A, 38 Albert F, 39 James T, 37 McDonald Alice Euphemia, 5 Melcke W Frank, 37 Angus, 9 Alice Patricia, 5 John, 39 McCammon Augustine C, 38 Archie Leroy, 5 Mellick Charles A, 37 Stephen P , 4 Flora, 38 George, 13 Eda, 37 McFarland See George, 5 Membree Wm W, 37 MacFarlane George A, 38 David, 12 McCann Henry W, 38 James R, 38 Memorial Dudley, 37 John, 23 John P, 38 Presbyterian McCarthy McFarlane Joseph A, 38 Church, 39 Hannah, 37 David W, 38 Katy, 5 Merchants Exp & James, 10 Winifred, 6 Majorie Louise, 5 Trans Co, 37 John, 37 Wm H, 38 Majorie Marie, 5 Merchants’ Express McCarty McGee Roy, 5 & Transportation Charels P , 37 James, 38 Samuel G, 38 Co, 39, 42 Edward, 37 Olive P, 38 W Arthur, 38 Merdian James, 37 McGinnis McKenzie Fred A, 39 McCauley Hugh J, 38 Angus Rev, 38 George, 39 Mary, 37 James, 38 McKinney Merrill Lake, 54
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Merriman William A , 15 Morrison Volney, 29, 31 E R, 30 Wm S, 39 Benjamin L, 39 Volsey, 25 Mesner Y S , 18 D, 21 Murphy A , 15 Z B , 16 Morrow Andrew J, 39 Daniel, 16, 17, 19 Miller & Schultz, 39 Francis K, 39 Arthur, 39 Messenger Millis George W, 39 Lillian A, 39 Albert S, 39 James W, 39 Joseph L, 39 Robert H, 39 Catherine E, 39 Mills Morse See Moore Truman O, 40 John E, 39 Frank P , 39 Arthur W, 39 Murray Met Life Ins Co, 38 Robert D, 39 H C, 25 Patrick H, 40 Metcalf Thomas T, 39 J R, 23 Mutual Creamery, 6 Alex, 25 Milstrom Peter, 16 Myers Alexander, 23 Gustaf, 39 Morton Albert TT, 40 George M, 39 Minsh Eva J, 39 Catherine, 40 Wm H, 39 J, 39 Moser Henry J, 40 Methlner Jacob, 39 C Edward, 39 L M, 40 Albert, 39 John, 39 Katie M, 39 Thomas, 28 Methodist Episcopal M A, 41 Moses Mygatt Church, 39 Matthew A, 39 band (of Natives), Leonard J, 40 Meyer Mintner 26 N P Exp Co, 39 Eliza, 39 Leonard, 39 Chief, 31, 33, 34 N P Round House, Middleton Mitchell chief of Methow 35 John, 21 B J, 39 tribe, 32 N P Ry, 36, 39 John H, 30 Harry E, 39 Moss N P Ry Co, 37, 38, Milem Hiram E, 39 Clyde J, 39 42 John, 39 Moase Moss C J & Co, 39 N Pac Round House, Miles Peter, 16 Moulin 36 Capt, 34 Moloney Joseph, 39 Nagel Ellen, 39 Patrick, 39 Sarah, 39 Gustov, 40 Spencer, 16 Montford Moulton, 30 Nalle Spencer D , 17, 19 Archibald, 39 Moy James B, 40 Milham Montgomery Henry, 39 Nary Irvin, 39 J B, 21 Sing Sam, 39 Frances, 32 Jesse, 39 Montogomery Moy Sing Francis, 32 John A, 39 J B, 20 Sam, 39 Mary, 32 Military Cemetery, Moore Muller See Miller Nash 39 Ada, 39 William, 18 L B, 26 Millenvitch C W, 30 Mulligan National Fire Ins Co John, 39 Frank M, 39 Joseph, 39 of Hartford, 40 Miller See Muller George L, 39 Nellie, 39 Native Abraham L, 39 Peter, 18 Owen, 39 Abe Lincoln, 32 Adolph, 39 Wm L, 39 Sue, 39 Homily, 32 Christoph, 9 Moots Mumford Howlish Wampo, Evalyn, 39 Wm, 39 Edgar M, 39 32 G W, 23 Morley Munday Illihe Jim, 32 George W, 39 Anna M, 39 James A, 39 Little Wolf, 32 Hugh, 39 Frank, 39 Munger Moses, 32, 33 John J, 39 John, 12 Albert M, 39 Smoholla, 33 Mrs, 26 Morris E Della, 39 Woman Smoed, 32 S J, 40 Frank, 39 Orelia, 39 Young Chief, 32 Samuel J, 39 John G, 39 Stella, 39 Natives William, 15, 16, 17 Wm E, 39 Voleny, 34 Old Kitsap, 29
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Neal Nickolas, 23 James E, 40 Jacob, 16, 18 Aldy sr, 25 Nolan John, 23 Ough Nedrow John, 40 Maude, 40 Richard, 12 Christian, 16, 17, Mary N, 40 O’Keane Owens 19 Rosa, 40 James J, 40 Henry E, 40 Nelson Thomas, 40 John, 22, 40 Owens & McHale, August V, 40 Nordeen O’Leary 38, 40 Eda Elizabeth, 40 Hans E, 40 Patrick, 30 P S Tel & Tel Co, 36, G A, 10 Norelius O’Neel 37 Nerton Atlev E, 40 Albert, 40 Pacific Coast Frank N, 40 Emanuel, 40 Henry R, 40 Confectionery, 41 George A, 40 John E, 40 O’Neil Pacific States Millicent, 40 Mary M, 40 William, 20, 29, Telegraph & Mollie, 40 Nathaniel M, 40 31, 34 Telephone co, 41 Thomas, 4 Norris O’Neill Packard Nesbitt John H, 40 Timothy F, 40 A Loretta, 41 Wm G, 40 North British and O’Shaughnessy B & E I Smith, 48 Nesmith Mercantile Ins Co Julia A, 40 Jennie E, 41 I Al, 11 of London, 40 Oakes John R, 41, 42 J Al, 11 Northern Pacific Nellie M, 40 Marshall M, 41 J W, 11 Express Co, 40 Odd Fellows Padden James W, 12 Northern Pacific Building, 40 Bridget A, 41 New Palace Barber Railroad Oetzen Helen, 41 Shop The, 40 Company, 21 Karl, 40 James, 41 New Zealand Ins Co, Northern Pacific Ogborn James J, 41 40 Railway Co, 40 Maria J, 40 John A, 41 Newel Northern Pacific Old Kitsap Louise M, 41 Robert, 9 Round House, 40 Indian, 29 Mollie C, 41 Newell Nunn Olney Thomas W, 41 Robert, 9 Albert H, 40 S F, 23 Paigg Robt, 11 Allie, 40 Olsen Fred C, 9 Newland Herbert, 40 Christian, 40 Palmer Charles E, 40 Nye Christina, 40 Martin V, 41 Newton Tom, 27 Ellert, 6 Pambrun Alice, 40 O’Brien Eugene, 40 Alexander, 11 Niagara Fire Ins Co John, 21 Jack, 7 Pancoast of New York, 40 R G, 30 Martin, 6 Wm F, 41 Nichols R O, 34 Onsdorff Pappleton Charles W, 40 O’Brine Marie, 40 Edgar, 17, 19 N Henry, 40 John, 40 Onwaity, 16 Edwin, 17, 19 Nathan J, 40 O’Brinn Opdyke Parker Nichols & Spurgeon, R G, 32 Edward W, 40 Albert, 10 40 O’Connell Oregon Daily D C , 13 Nicholson Michael, 40 Journal, 37 David C, 12 A S, 27 O’Connor Osborne James M, 24 Andrew, 40 James, 40 James R, 40 R R, 16 Nickerson Thomas, 40 Osburn Robert B, 41 Major, 21, 22 O’Donnell Lee, 8 Samuel, 41 Nisbet Andrew, 25 Ostman Parren Lawrence, 40 J H, 27 Hilda, 40 Charles S, 41 Nisen James, 34, 40 Ott Patterson Nicholas, 25 O’Flaherty J , 15 Ira, 22
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Patton Petit Pompe Fred B, 41 A , 16, 18 Emma, 41 Adrian A, 41 Stephen, 41 Pearce Petrain Poole & Bradway, 8 Price Dion E, 41 John M, 41 Poppleton See John, 25 Pearson Joseph, 10, 11 Pappleton Prichard Calvin L, 41 Petteys Edwin, 16 Milton, 41 Carl O, 41 Ruby G, 41 Porter Pritchard Pease Wm B, 41 Frank L, 41 Elton, 41 Elmer, 41 Pettibone George G, 41 James M, 41 Peck Phillip, 24, 25 Julia J, 41 Wm F, 41 Charles L, 41 Peyton Orveill G, 41 Probst Edward C, 41 Benjamin F, 41 Portes Rudolph, 41 Peddicord Phelly Wm, 11 Proebstel Wm F, 41 Christopher, 11 Post Exchange, 41 Andrew J, 41 Peebles Philbrick Postoffice, 41 Bros, 22 Harry G, 41 Charles W, 41 Potter Brothers, 27 Peers Phillips Ada, 41 Jacob, 27 Denny N, 9 Hugh C, 41 Allen G, 41 Proebstel Building, H N, 10 Richard, 41 Poucher 41 Henry N, 9, 10 Wm, 41 John C, 41 Proulx Henry N , 9 Pickens Powell Charles, 24 Pelkey John dlc, 23 Bessie, 41 dlc, 24 Mr , 6 Pieper Jackson, 15, 16, 17, Isador, 41 Wm, 8 Dr, 29 19 Proux Wm , 8 Pierce Jeptha, 18, 19 Charles, 4 Pelton Eben, 41 Jepthah, 16, 18 Provo W P, 24 Henry E, 41 L , 15 John Bp, 12 Pennock I Frank, 41 Lewis, 15, 16, 17, Prutzman Ray C, 41 Mary, 41 19 Daniel E, 41 Pennsylvania Fire Pincus Nathan, 41 Harvey, 41 Ins Co of Lorena, 41 Pearl, 41 Jacob D, 42 Philadelphia, 41 Piper William, 15, 16, Pugh Peppleton John, 29 17, 19 John, 42 Edgar, 16 Pitcher Powers Pyke Percival Spencer J, 41 D R R , 15 Walter V, 42 Grove R, 41 Plamonden David R R, 16 Q M Dept, 36 Ralph G, 41 Lemon, 12 David R , 15 Q M Office, 36 Perdue Plouffe David R R , 17, 19 Quarnberg Charles W, 41 Joseph, 12 Perkins Plousse Please note, the Combined Index on pages 58-70 is not Alfred, 41 Joseph, 12 included in this index as they are already alphabetical. Perry Plowman Joseph, 41 Wm L, 41 Pertest Plummer Pratlo Andrew A, 42 Wm, 11 Rev Mr, 27 John Bp, 12 Roland A, 42 Petermeier Plunkett Preble Quarter Master's Melchoir, 41 Lizzie, 41 Edward P, 41 Office, 37 Peterson Police Station, 41 Preble’s Restaurant, Quigley Henry I, 11 Pollack 41 Wm J, 42 Mary K, 41 John, 15, 16 Press Quinn Matthew B, 41 Pollock George W, 41 Leo P, 42 Nancy, 5 John, 17, 18 Preston Radcliffe
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Charles, 42 Thomas J, 42 Richmond Geo R, 26 Fannie, 42 Redmond E D, 39 Harris L, 42 Raiche John, 42 Edward D, 42 Robertson Samuel A, 42 Redpath Richter Albert E, 42 Rail James, 16, 18 Carl, 42 John P, 25 Patrick, 11 Reed Rickard Robinson Railroad Hotel, 35, F F, 21 Mattie, 42 Elizabeth, 42 36, 37, 41, 42 F T, 21 Ricker Etta, 42 Raly S G, 30 Charles H, 42 Jahus ?, 24 Abraham, 11 Samuel A, 42 Rickets James, 42 Rambo William, 24 Amanda, 34 Lemuel P, 42 Charles A, 42 Reeder E J, 34 Roe Ranck Simeon N, 24 Ricketts Mae B, 42 Glenn, 42 Reese E J, 27 Roeder Lulu, 42 James S, 42 Herbert Alvah, 34 Albert E G, 42 Wm, 42 Reeves Iva Augusta, 34 Rogers Rancourt DeGaris, 42 James M, 42 Mary A, 42 Louis J, 42 Rehfeld Ricketts & Packard, Peter, 42 Rand Fred W, 42 41, 42 Rosenstein Benjamin P, 42 Reid Riden A, 42 Grace D, 42 David F, 42 Charles A, 42 Ross Thomas B, 42 J Robert, 42 Riegle Alena, 42 Vane V, 42 William, 25 Emanuel, 42 Amy, 42 Randall Rell Hessie B, 42 John, 42 Ethel, 42 Charles, 11 Rierdon Roubolt Randall’s Add, 42 John Bp, 12 Frank, 42 Agnes, 42 Rands Relyea Rierdon’s Cafe, 42 Rounds E Thurlow, 42 A C Mrs, 7 Riggs A W, 29 Edward M, 42 Remington G Arthur, 42 Roussian Rands & Hopkins, A J, 33 Wm A, 42 Louis B/P G, 12 42 Remlinger Rinehart Rowan Rapid Transit Nicholas, 42 Albert C, 42 Andrew S, 43 Messenger Co, 37 Rentschler H Lloyd, 42 Charles P, 43 John P Lundberg, Helen, 42 Riordan Rowell 42 Reustle John, 33 Joseph A, 43 Rathbon Eliza, 42 Ritz Rowland Charles, 32 Reynolds Phillip, 21 (cont?), 49 Rauch Charles R, 42 Riverview Hotel, 42 Rowley John, 42 Rhodes Rix Edson M, 43 Rawnely C E , 8 C F, 42 Royal J, 24 Mr , 6 Robb Helen A, 43 Rawson Rice Lura M, 42 Ruark Albert, 42 Horace J, 42 R, 31 Joseph F, 34 Ray Levi A, 11 Robert, 27 Jsoeph F, 32 John A, 42 Richards Supt, 33 Sarah, 32, 34 Raymond Robert M, 42 Roberson Ruby Joseph, 10 Richardson Allen, 42 Abraham, 10 Narcisse, 10 Daniel, 32 Arthur W, 42 Ruggles Wm H, 42 David, 32 Roberts Henry, 31 Rederich Marsh &, 8 (from Russell, Rundle Edward J, 42 W con't, 46 Kansas), 30 Nirham C, 43 Joseph, 42 Warsh &, 8 Geo B, 29, 32 Rozina, 43
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B G, 48 Smith Lake, 49 Soliday Thomas, 24 C & wife, 48 Smithline M H, 49 Spieler C G & wife, 48 Charles, 49 Somers F W, 49 Chas G , 48 Smithson Harley, 49 Spoehl Clara W, 48 Harold, 49 Soney Albert, 49 D A, 48 J F, 24 CA & BA, 49 Spoerti David F, 48 Smitke Sonntag Fred, 49 E I & B Packard, Lydie Z , 49 O, 49 Spohel 48 Smitke & Lydie, 49 Sorenson Albert, 49 E M, 48 Smoholla C M, 49 Sprage E , 48 native, 33 Hannah & A, 49 E R, 49 Elma, 48 Smythe Spady Spragg F R, 48 G, 49 Geo & wife, 49 Henry, 49 Fk, 48 Snead Sparks Sprague Flora, 48 C T , 49 Assessor, 27 E A, 49 G A, 48 Sneed Geo L , 49 Sprick Gertrude, 6, 8 T H cont, 49 H , 49 Aug, 49 H R, 48 Snell Jerusha, 28 Springer H , 48 Williams, 49 M D, 49 E, 40 Harley, 48 Snider M R, 36, 49 John, 16, 18, 19 Hollie, 48 J B, 49 M , 49 Springier I S, 11 L & wife cont, 49 Mary E, 49 J W, 49 J O, 27, 31 Wm, 49 W W, 49 Sprinkel J , 48 Snidow Sparks & Nielson C C, 49 Jerome, 27 W L, 49 Add, 49 J C, 49 John A, 48 Snook Spear Sprinkle John C, 13 I S, 11 H M, 49 C C, 49 Julia, 48 Snow Speed Sproul L C, 48 Myrtle B, 49 E, 49 G A, 49 Levi, 11 Snyder Speedy Geo A, 49 Levi L, 11 A, 49 Cord S, 49 SPS Railroad, 49 M R, 48 Alice, 49 Speidle (Spedie) Spurgeon Mabel C, 48 Elmer, 49 Creek, 49 John & O L, 49 Mary J, 48 Evangeline V , 49 Spence Mathias O, 40 Myron, 48 F, 49 A etux, 49 Squires N H, 21 G, 49 Spencer Jonas, 55 N R, 21 George, 49 A, 49 St tendric Perry, 48 W F , 49 C D, 49 Pierre, 12 R, 48 Soderlind Edward, 10, 11 St B(an)k of Yacolt R C, 21 John, 49 F I, 49 ?, 49 Raymond, 48 Soehl Frank, 49 St Bank of Rebecca, 48 Alfred, 6, 8 Fred, 49 Battleground, 49 S A, 48 John, 7 hall, 8 St Germain Sarah A, 48 John Jr , 49 Isaac (heirs of), 24 Peter, 12 W A, 48 Soel Joseph, 49 St Helens, 49 W O, 48 John, 49 Laurilla, 49 St John, 49 W P, 48 Sohn Sam'l, 49 St John's William, 25, 49 John, 49 Sevilla C, 49 Homestead Lots, William P, 20 Sohnes Sperber 49 Wm J ?, 49 E DLC, 49 C A, 49 Stacey Wm R, 49 Sohns E A, 49 William D, 49 Smith & Durgan, 48 Mayor, 30 Sperry Stack
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H O etux, 49 Stars Howard ?, 21 Stillman Stadleman Jessie Jane, 50 L O Judge, 21 Hilda, 51 William H, 49 State, 50, See St T C, 30, 33 Hilda & husband, Staffer State Savings & Stephenson 51 J B, 49 Loan Association,, C, 50 Stills Stahl 50 F etal, 50 W & wife, 51 Frank H, 49 State School L C, 50 Stineback J Estate, 49 Defective Youth, Stephins A, 51 Staid 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, Hank, 50 Stinger W, 49 42 Sterkson DLC, 51 Stalec Staton S, 50 Stira John, 50 H & etal, 50 Sterzelecki John, 51 Staley Stauffer J J, 50 Stitt Adelbert R , 50 Frank, 50 Stevens G W, 51 Daniel, 50 Staugh B D , 15 Stittner Stallings Herman, 50 Benj D , 16 Charles, 51 Chas P , 50 Stearns Benjamin, 18 Stockton Stalzig Dan W, 50 Benjamin G , 17 Charles ?, 21 Julius, 50 L O Hon, 28 Hazard ?, 21 Stockwell Stamp Stearns Sub, 50 John H , 15 C, 51 Elmer, 50 Stebbins Stevenson Stoddard Minerva J, 50 Clara P, 50 August & wife, 50 C D etal, 51 Stanger Steckle Fred S , 50 Stohl James, 50 A C, 50 W A Mrs, 50 Casper, 51 Thomas, 50 Steele, 50 Steves Stoker W , 50 G, 50 C, 50 L P, 51 William, 50 Steen Chris, 50 Stolberg Stanislaw Charles, 50 Steward John & wife, 51 Kaleta ?, 50 Steffan Daniel, 50 Stoll Stanley boy of M, 21 Stewart Casper, 51 C R, 50 Stegart Ben, 50 Gasper, 51 Ira, 50 C R, 33 Clavin ?, 50 H J, 51 J DLC, 50 Stehman D E, 50 Stolle N A, 50 John, 24 J, 51 S B, 51 Stanton Stein Major, 34 Stolte H etal, 50 Katie, 50 S, 51 John J, 51 Stanwood Steinhauser S B, 51 Stone Ingersoll, 4 Louis, 50 Sam D, 51 C E, 51 Matilda, 4 Steinmueller William, 51 C F, 51 Staple Clara, 50 Wm A, 51 Chas & wife, 51 C A, 50 Stelter Stibger F W, 42 Stapleton, 50 Paul, 50 B S, 51 J A, 51 J P, 42 Stengert Stickney Jake R , 29 Star Elisha, 50 Arthur, 51 James, 34 Hugh, 21 Stenhouse H J, 51 James B, 32 Star Brewery, 35, 37, A, 50 L A, 51 James R, 26 39 Andrew, 50 Stiles M, 51 Star Mill Co, 50 Steph' Add, 24 mill, 21 Stark D or N or A ??, 50 addition, 22 S W, 21 W, 50 Stephanson B F & wife, 51 Thomas, 51 Starke Patsy, 50 C C DLC, 51 Stonebrink Alex J, 50 Stephens Charles T Hon , 43 M G , 51
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Wm H, 52 Jay C, 53 Catherine, 53 Harrison, 53 Talvite Teall Thayer J E, 53 John T, 52 Chas D & wife, 53 A & wife, 53 L S, 53 Tanner Teel The Blurock Co, 39 M, 53 B F DLC, 52 Benjamen DLC, Theil, 53 N, 53 Tantor 53 Adolph, 53 Nealy, 53 Jacob, 52 Teele E & James Havens, R, 10 Tappan B O, 24 53 Robert R, 9 C W, 24 B or R, 23 Emile, 53 Sam, 53 Will H DLC, 52 Telley Theill Thales E, 53 Tapper Wm, 53 Emile, 53 Wm, 53 George, 52 Tellikamp Theilsefje Wm E Rev, 39 Tarbell Fred, 53 Adolph, 53 Thompson Garden L Gen, 52 Tenant Alvina, 53 Tracts, 53 Tate G N, 53 Thern Thompson Garden John, 15 Tenney C L, 53 Tracts Division, O, 52 C W, 53 Thibeault 53 Sam P, 52 Charles W, 53 Joseph, 12 Thomson W A, 52 H D, 53 Thiesen Arthur, 53 W A , 7 William, 53 Dr, 33 Thorgerson Tatro Tenney Garden Thing And, 53 V P, 52 Tracts, 53 George DLC, 53 C A, 53 Taude Tenold Thom, 53 Edw, 53 Otto, 52 N G, 53 C, 53 Wm A, 53 Tayler Ole G, 53 Charles, 53 Thorn Wm, 52 Tenold's Add, 53 Chas G , 53 Chas, 53 Taylor Terhune Thomas Thornquist A, 52 Edgar, 53 B, 53 Anna, 53 A Mrs, 52 Terry contractor, 53 Thornten Al, 52 A N & wife, 53 Ellen, 53 F, 53 C M, 52 Tesch G O Mrs, 7 Thornton DLC, 52 D, 53 H, 53 F A, 53 E D, 52 Tese H P, 53 Frank A, 53 E F, 52 Carl, 53 Helen, 53 John C, 53 Elsie W, 52 Tethrow J D C, 53 P A, 53 G, 52 Solomon, 26 J P, 53 Phil, 33 G W, 24 T DLC, 53 H B, 52 Please note, the Combined Index on pages 58-70 is not Thorp Hattie, 52 included in this index as they are already alphabetical. H, 53 John, 52 Thorsen Mabel, 52 Tetz James, 10 H E etux, 53 T R, 52 Alfred, 53 Jonathan, 14 Soren, 53 T Mrs , 7 Gus, 53 K, 53 Thrall W C, 52 William, 53 Kate, 53 E A, 53 W H, 33 William etux, 53 Thomlinson G, 53 William A, 53 William jr, 53 L C, 42 Throckmorton Teabold Thader Thompson, 53 C B Capt, 29 Mr , 7 J P, 53 A & wife, 53 Capt, 31 Teal Tharp A H, 11 Thronbloom place, 7 B M, 53 J T, 53 Alex, 53 Thurman Teale W L, 53 Ben, 53 L R, 53 J C, 53 Thatcher Benjamin, 53 Thursten
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Wm & wife, 53 Todd Trapp Hugo, 54 Thurston J, 54 V B etal, 54 Trust M E ?,, 54 Samuel, 11 William, 10 V contractor, 54 Tschabold Thwaites Toenjes Trauls Edward, 54 W O, 53 L, 54 W Y , 9 Tschaggeny Tidland Tofer Traver Albert, 54 C W etal, 53 J & wife, 54 G W, 24 Andrew, 54 Tiffany Toggart Trenner Tschoop H W, 53 Paul T, 54 Arthur, 54 E, 54 Oran, 53 Tollman Trice Tucker Sarah, 53 J W, 39 J J, 54 A & wife, 54 Tikka JW, 36 Trilrum A A, 54 Joseph, 54 Tolume H, 54 C H, 55 Walter, 54 W T, 9 Tripp L, 55 Tikkanen Tomich A G Mrs, 24 Tuiskan Henry, 54 J, 54 A G , 4 Isaac, 55 Tilden Tomlinson Troeh Tuke J, 54 E Claim, 54 Eva L, 54 J, 55 Tilgnman E DLC, 54 James etux, 54 Joseph, 55 J, 54 Tonjes James A, 54 Tum Tum Tilton G, 54 Trogen (Mountain), 55 J P, 54 Tooley A E, 54 Tum Tum L #130 I Tilvite Chas D, 54 Trombley O O F , 55 John G, 54 G Claim, 54 A E, 54 Tum Tum Tie & Timm George, 31 S N, 54 Lbr Co , 55 Fred, 54 J Claim, 54 Troup Turnblown place, 7 Harry etus, 54 tract, 23, 24, 25 Charlie, 30 Turnbull John, 54 Toomey Jas W, 30 Charles, 10 Mary, 54 J M etal, 54 Trout Lake (Merrill James, 4 Timman Topel Lake), 54 William, 4 J H , 15, 17 J, 54 Troutdale, 54 Turner John A , 16 Torrappa Troval Allen DLC, 55 John H , 17, 18 Oscar, 54 T G, 54 dlc, 23 Timmon Tottle Troxel F M, 55 John H , 15 L, 54 L, 54 J etux, 55 Timmons Toueminen L & wife, 54 John W, 55 C W, 54 N, 54 Len, 54 N etal, 55 Tindell Towers M, 54 R W, 55 A M, 54 D H, 54 T G, 54 Turnstall Ting Towle Troxel Trokel? R E, 55 Charles, 54 A W, 54 A, 54 Turpeiman Tistell Thomas F, 54 Troxell J, 55 Mattie, 54 Town of Washougal, L, 54 Turpie Title & Trust Co, 54 54 Trudell Charles, 55 Title Trust Co ,, 54 Townen Irene, 54 Henry, 55 Titus H , 18 Trueblood James, 55 B M, 54 Towner William, 54 W E, 55 C D, 54 H, 16 Truesdale Turpin Tobey H , 18 Louise, 54 J S, 55 F W, 54 Train Trump Tuttle G W, 54 Edith, 54 Emil, 54 L, 55 Mary, 54 Nattie, 54 Emil C & wife, 54 Tweedt
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Honoring our founding members!
Margaretta Maude (Brown) Zimmerman, President
Lois (Read) Bauman Bernice (Skinner) Hughes Augusta F. (Patten) Dean N. Violet (West) Miller Myrtle Fennefos Lois Madelyn (Henderson) Plotts Mildred Finley Mildred Eualia (McNeal) Porter Janice K. (Rasmussen) Fillman Joan (Solheim) Zuber Gertrude (Jackson) Hamblen Helen (Tooley) Sykes Jean (Glasgow) Holroyd Harleith (Ingram) Ward
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