YAKIMA VALLEY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

Volume 48 March 2016 Number 1

1901 S. 12th Ave., Union Gap, WA 98903 Yakima Valley Genealogical Society 1901 S. 12 th Avenue, Union Gap WA 98903

Meetings: First Saturday of each month – 1901 S. 12 th Avenue; 10:00 a.m. (No meeting in April and October)

Library: Location: 1901 S. 12 th Avenue; Union Gap, WA HOURS: Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday evenings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Library Closed Jan 1 st , Memorial Day, July 4 th , Labor Day, Thanksgiving, December 24 th and 25 th .

Publication: Quarterly Bulletin included with membership, or available for $4.00 each or on exchange basis with other Genealogical or Historical Societies. Each volume is indexed. Vol. 1 #1 issued January 1969. All back issues are available. Bulletins contain cemetery records from Klickitat, Benton and Yakima Counties; Central Washington Pioneer Stories; birth, death and marriage records from oldest newspapers.

Membership: YVGS welcomes anyone who wishes to pursue Genealogical research and hopes that the new members will wish to participate in the activities and duties of the Society. Membership: January 1 through December 31. Dues are $25. One bulletin provided per membership.

Queries: Accepted at no charge.

Library Management: Library is staffed by volunteers.

Gifts or Since the Yakima Valley Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with Donations: an IRS number, all gifts or donations of money are tax deductible. The Society would appreciate gifts or donations of family genealogies or histories, County histories (of any State), and books or manuscripts of a Genealogical nature.

Society Anyone willfully damaging Society property will have their membership Property: revoked and all privileges incumbent with their membership will cease. Bulletin indexed in Genealogical Annual Periodical Index and PERSI.ISSN 0513-6776. Editor and YVGS do not accept responsibility for error of fact or opinions expressed by individual contributors.

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February 3, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome

February 6, 2016 General Meeting 10:00 a.m. Program: German Research; Presenter: Ed Hessler February 12, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome February 16, 2016 Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting Brickwall Problem Solving 7 to 9 p.m. Everyone Welcome February 17, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome February 18, 2016 Webinar 10:30-12:00: Using Court Records to tell the story of our Ancestor’s lives. February 26, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome

March 2, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome

March 5, 2016 General Meeting 10:00 a.m. Program: Family Search Wiki Presenter: Richard Kyle March 11, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome

March 15, 2016 Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting Brickwall Problem Solving 7 to 9 p.m. Everyone Welcome March 16, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome

March 17, 2016 Webinar 10:30-12:00: Behind the cheese curtain: Wisconsin Resources Family History Research Classes Begins: Find Your Roots 1:30-3:30 p.m. Cost: $25.00 March 24, 201 Family History Research Class: Find Your Roots 1:30-3:30 p.m. March 25, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome March 31, 2016 Family History Research Class: Find Your Roots 1:30-3:30 p.m. April 25, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome April 2, 2016 Annual Spring Seminar : Presenter: Kelvin Meyers Go to YVGS.net or Library for Program & Registration details April 6, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome April 7, 2016 Family History Research Class: Find Your Roots 1:30-3:30 p.m. April 8, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome April 12, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 7:00-8:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome April 14, 2016 Webinar 10:30-12:00: Pre 1850 US Research Strategies Family History Research Class: Find Your Roots 1:30-3:30 p.m. April 19, 2016 Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting April 20, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome April 21, 2016 Family History Research Class: Find Your Roots 1:30-3:30 p.m. April 22, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome May 4, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome May 7, 2016 General Meeting 10:00 a.m. Program ; Yakima Valley Regional Library Genealogical Sources; Presenter : Terry Walker May 13, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome May 17, 2016 Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting Brickwall Problem Solving 7:00-8:30 p.m.

May 18, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome May 19, 2016 Webinar 10:30-12:00: The quest for your English ancestors May 27, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome May 30, 2016 Memorial Day - Library CLOSED June 1, 2016 Writer's Group 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome June 4, 2016 General Meeting 11:00 a.m. Annual Potluck June 10, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 1:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome June 14, 2016 Brickwall Problem Solving 7:00-8:30 p.m.

The Library is in possession of a photograph from an oval bubble frame of Katherine Rabin and Jacob Plaude. Jacob died in Yakima and Katherine was in a nursing home in Yakima in the 1960's. If you are related to these individuals and would like to have the photograph, please contact Judy Schuster at 697-7040 or [email protected] 1901 S. 12 th Avenue Union Gap, WA 98903

MEMORIALS & DONATIONS

In the Summer of 2008 we retired our building debt and we now “own” our building. Memorial Contributions which previously went to the Building Fund will now be deposited into an Emergency Reserve Fund, unless otherwise stipulated by the donor. Contributions of funds or books will continue to be acknowledged quarterly in the bulletin. Memorial Contributions made in memory of Janet Ellen Brzoska will be deposited to the YVGS Ellen Brzoska Endowment Fund. The following individuals have contributed from November 1, 2015 to January 31, 2016

MEMORIALS

DONOR IN MEMORY OF

Richard & Judy Schuster Megan Michelle Chandler Betty Cochrane Lucille B. Stewart Leslie M. Markham Emma Lou Jensen

WSSDAR - Tillicum Chapter Nancy Davies Ruthie Jones Virginia Van Zandt McIlroy

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WSSDAR - Chief Whatcom Chapter WSSDAR-Mary Ball Chapter WSSDAR-Rainier Chapter WSSDAR-Robert Grey Chapter Frank Davis Chantel West Jaqueline Painter FIND YOUR ROOTS FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH CLASSES

Six Classes For the Beginner or as Refresher Course Cost: $25.00 Yakima Valley Genealogical Society Library 1901 S. 12 th Avenue Union Gap, WA 98903 Presenter: Judy Schuster Thursdays 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. March 17, 2016 Basic Forms Timelines Family Contacts and Home Sources March 24, 201 6 Genealogy Software Programs Organizing Your Files Documenting Your Work March 31 , 201 6 Internet Research: Jump Starti ng Your Research

April 7, 2016 Census Research: State and Federal

April 1 4, 201 6 Reference Aids Beyond the Census: Birth, Death, and Marriage Research April 2 1, 201 6 Review YVGS Library Research

Registration Deadline: March 16, 2016 Register in person at the Yakima Valley Genealogical Society Library or Mail your registration with $25.00 to: Yakima Valley Genealogical Society, Genealogy Classes, 1901 S. 12 th Ave., Union Gap, WA 98903 ------CUT HERE------CUT HERE------CUT HERE------FIND YOUR ROOTS - SPRING FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH CLASSES March 17, 2016 - April 21, 2016

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Board of Directors and Committees

President* Pat Bundy 575-8950 Vice President/Program Chairperson* Sue Ericksen 865-3572 Recording Secretary* Linda Lantis 965-3041 Corresponding Secretary* Cindy Fuerst 972-7961 Treasurer/ Budget & Finance Chairperson* Pat Hert 966-7139 Library Committee Head Librarian (Chairperson)* Opal Myhres 965-5639 Assistant Librarian Richard Kyle Accession Librarian Sue Ericksen Affiliated Library Contact Pat Bundy 575-8950 Special Collections Opal Myhres Perioodicals Clara Yeager Obituary File Frank McLean, Sue Ericksen Binding & Book Mending Don Boatright Membership Chairperson* Don Boatright 966-1354 Publicity Chairperson* Susan Boatright 966-1354 Bulletin Boards Carla Adams & Judy Schuster Webmaster Sue Ericksen E-Mail Notices Susan Boatright Projects Chairperson* Sue Ericksen 865-3572 Hospitality Chairperson* Kathy Sizer 854-2053 Hospitality Assistant Delma McLean Hospitality Assistant Florence Nelson Greeter/Name Tags Barbara Beede 469-1423 Building Maintenance & Grounds Chairperson* Frank McLean 966-3864 Groundskeeper Mack Gardner Restrooms Carla & Richard Adams Bulletin Chairperson/Editor* Judy Schuster 697-7040 Acquisitions Sue Ericksen Printer Frank McLean Distribution Vivian Hunt & Friends Assembly Vivian Hunt & Friends Scrapbook Florance Nelson 865-2474 Recycling Earl Derry (Newspaper & Cans) Sylvia Lowery (Ink Cartridges)

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If you are moving please file a change of address with the Society. Bulletin Schedule is March, June, September, and December.

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1 Table of Contents

Board of Directors and Committees 1 Necrology 2 Society News 2 Acquisitions 4 Dawn's News and Notes 9 Ball Funeral Home Records 10 Meet Our Members - Allen Douglas Goodwin 17 Dawn's News and Notes 17 Stories Buried Beneath the Stones - Harriett Dorina Hattin Hadley 18 Writer's Group - The Deerfield Raid, 1704 20 Do You Know...... 23 Family Bible Records - Marshall-Blagden; Bristow 24 Dawn's New and Notes 26 Index

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Whenever a member of the Society goes to be with their ancestors, the Society adds $10.00 to the Emergency Reserve fund in their memory. (Please keep the Society notified of the passing of members).

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Deadlines for submissions to the Bulletin are February 15 (March Bulletin); May 15 (June Bulletin); August 15 (September Bulletin); and November 15 (December Bulletin). Inclusion of submissions is at the discretion of the Editor and/or the Board of Directors.

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2 NECROLOGY

The following individuals have left us to join their ancestors. Our thoughts and prayers go out to family and friends left behind.

Gertrude Hutchens Erickson , Former Member, (1921? - 20 January 2016) Gene Eulaine Lapp , Long Time Member, (6 April 1922 - 20 December 2015) Violet Bronson , Former Member (26 March 1920 - 29 December 2015) Ruby L. Perkins , Former Member, (4 July 1913 - 10 January 2016) Robert F. Hoeft , Husband of Member Joan Hoeft , (14 November 1942 - 23 December 2015) Terrance F. "Terry" Champoux , Husband of Member Wendy Warren , (18 November 1946 - 22 December 2015

SOCIETY NEWS

Welcome New Members We are delighted to welcome the following people who have joined our society as new members since December 2015: Jim & Vickie Black , Ruby Jo & Donald Fesler , Frances Bach , Ed & Sharon Hessler , Barbara & Kenneth Toop , Theresa & Ronald Wichman , and Leah McKinzie . Please stop by the library and give us an opportunity to help you with your family research.

Thank You to Our Volunteers The library committee greatly appreciates all the hard work the following volunteers put in to help renumber the books in 929.1 located on the north wall. Getting this section of the library reorganized will make it easier for members and other library patrons to locate the reference books they are looking for. Volunteers: Pam Egan , Cindy Fuerst , and Joyce Van Denburgh As always we want to say thank you to the Bulletin Assembly crew for the December Bulletin: Opal Myhres , Betty Jaeger , Elaine Heaton , Pam Egan , Vivian Hunt , Florance Nelson , Barb Beede , Ruth Cyr , Lewis Sigman , Don Boatright , and Nellie Jane Ridley . A special Thanks to Vivian Hunt and Lin Kallen for bundling and distribution of the mailing. And, of course, Thanks to Frank McLean for printing the Bulletin. New Monitors Installed at the Library Stop by the Library and check out the new large screen monitors that have been installed. These monitors work well when you want to use a split screen and they make it possible to see a whole census page at once. Spring Seminar The April Spring Seminar is fast approaching. Look for information on the Speak Kelvin Meyers, Topics of Discussion, and the registration form at the front of this Bulletin. Mail your registration to the YVGS Library to save your place. Spring Beginners Class The latest series of beginners classes will start on March 17 and continue once a week for 6 weeks. A registration form can be found in the front of this Bulletin or at the Library. Cost for the 6 week class is only $25.00. ↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔ 1763-1675 -- Pontiac's Rebellion: Chief Pontiac tries to force the British out of the West Michigan, New York and Pennsylvania 3 ACQUISITIONS Vernie Smith Bennett Collection, donated by daughter Patty McGinty 260 Ch A Preliminary Guide To Church Records Repositories. Suelfow. 920 L Life Of General Edward Lacey. (1859) Moore. 929.2 B Family History Of Our Brattons, Masseys & Martins. Jones. 929.2 H The Hargrove Newsletter. Hargrove Fam Assoc 929.2 S Ancestors & Their Families. [Smith] 929.2 W Williams Gleanings, Vol 1. Yates. 929.2 W The Whitney Family Of CT & Its Affiliations; Being An Attempt To Trace The Descendants, In The Female As Well As The Male Lines Of Henry Whitney From 1649 -1878. Phoenix. 929.2 W The Whitney Family Of Co nnecticut: Henry Whitney From 1649 -1878. Pierce 97.4159 C Your Ancestors Of Jasper Co, TX: The 1850 Census With Marriages & Some Burials. Swenson 97.4245 LM Washington Co, TX Deed Abst racts 1834 -1841 Rep Of TX & State Of Coahuita & Texas (Mexico). Murrie 973 HF The Germa n Element In The United States. Foley 974.8 V Records Of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior To 1810. Linn. 974.815 HH A Biographical History Of Lancaster County. Harris. 975 LH North Carolina Land Grants In South Carolina. Holcomb. 975. 452 WMcN Monongalia Co, VA Revolutionary Ancestors To 1810. Mcnutt. 975.5 Co Virginia Wills And Administrations, 1632 -1800. Torrence. 975.5 Co Virginia Wills And Administrations, 1632 -1800. Trudel 975.5 Gen The Douglas Register : Being A Detaile d Record Of Births, Marriages And Deaths...Kept By The Rev. William Douglas, From 1750 To 1797: An Index Of Goochland Wills, Notes On The French -Huguenot Refugees Who Lived In Manakin -Town. 1928 Jones. 975.5 LE South Carolina Memorials, 1731 -1776: Abstr acts Of Selected Land Records. Esker. 975.5 VV Some Marriages In The Burned Record Counties Of Virginia. Virginia Gen Soc 975.5 VV Some Marriages In The Burned Record Counties Of Virginia. Verney 975.516 LN Accomack Land Causes 1728 -1825. [Virginia] No ttingham. 975.523 Ch The Registers Of N Farnham Parish 1663 -1814 & Lunenburg Parish 1783 - 1800 Richmond Co, VA. King. 975.526 Ch The Register Of Overwharton Parish Stafford Co, VA 1723 -1758. King. 975.5275 Co Fauquier County, Virginia Guardian Bonds 1759 -1871. Gott. 975.5372 Co Orange County, Virginia Will Book 2 1744 -1778. Dorman. 975.5372 VV Orange County Marriage s 1747 -1850. Vogt. 975.5392 Gen Genealogical & Historical Notes On Culpeper County, Virginia. Green. 975.544 Co Charles City County, Virgi nia Wills & Deeds 1725 -1731. Weisiger. 975.5581 VH Petersburg, VA Hustings Court Marriage Bonds, Register & Minister's Returns 1784 -1854. Hughes. 975.5632 HB History Of Prince Edward County, Virginia. Bradshaw. 4 975.5643 Co Early Wills 1746 -1765 Lunenbu rg County, Virginia. Elliott. 975.5916 HP History Of Augusta County, Virginia. (1882) Peyton. 975.6 C State Census Of North Carolina 1784 -1787. Register. 975.6 C State Census Of North Carolina 1784 -1787. Richardson & Co 975.6 Ga The North Carolina Ga zetteer: A Dictionary Of Tarheel Places. Powell. 975.6 HR Pioneers & Indians Of Back Country North Carolina. Raynor. 975.6 HR Patriots & Tories In Piedmont Carolina. Raynor. 975.6 L Colony Of North Carolina, 1735 -1775, Abstracts Of Land Patents, Vol 2. Hofmann. 975.6 M The Southern Historical Collection: A Guide To Manuscripts. Blosser. 975.6 M The Southern Historical Collection: Supp lemental Guide To Manuscripts 1970 -1975. Smith. 975.6 MH The Short Short Course In The Use Of NC's Early County -Level R ecords In Genealogical Research. Hofmann. 975.6 MH An Intermediate Short Short Course In The Use Of Some NC Records In Genealogical Research. Hofmann. 975.6 WL Indian Wars In North Carolina 1663 -1763. Lere. 975.6 WO The Cherokees Of North Carolina In Th e American Revolution. O'Donnell. 975.6 ZC Guide To Private Manuscript Collections In The North Carolina State Archives. Cain. 975.6186 Co Beaufort Orphans: Book A 1808 -1828: Wills & Estate Records Of Beaufort Co, NC. Camin. 975.623 V! Onslow County, N orth Carolina Marriage Records 1764 -1867. Ingmire. 975.6395 Ch Marriages In Contentnea Quarterly Meeting Of Friends North Carolina Yearly Meeting 1737 -1891. Perkins. 975.655 HB The Heritage Of Wake County, North Carolina . Belvin. 975.655 V Marriage & De ath Notices From Raleigh, NC Newspapers 1796 -1826. 975.6565 LW Register Of Orange County, North Carolina Deeds 1752 -1768 & 1793. Weeks. 975.671 HR Germans & Politicians In Rowan County. Raynor. 975.671 HR Famous Families Of 19th Century Rowan County. Raynor. 975.671 HR People & Places In Old Rowan. Raynor. 975.671 VT Marriage & Death Notices From The Western Carolinian (Salisbury, NC) 1820 -1842, An Indexed Abstract. Topkins. 975.676 Co Mecklenburg Co, NC Abstracts Of Early Wills 1763 -1790 (1749 -1790 ). Holcomb. 975.676 Gen Surname List & An Index To Ancestor Lineage Charts Mecklenburg (NC) Gen Soc. Mecklenburg (NC) Gen Soc 975.6795 Cem Alexander County Cemeteries. Alexander Co Gen Soc 975.6795 HA The Heritage Of Alexander County, North Carolina. Al len. 975.688 Cem Cemetery Inscriptions Of Buncombe County, NC. Aslund. 975.688 VT Marriage & Death Notices From Extant Asheville, NC Newspapers, An Index. Topkins. 975.7 Co South Carolina Jury Lists 1718 -1783 Compiled From Extant Laws. Warren. 975.7 C o Some South Carolina County Records. Lucas. 975.7 Co South Carolina Wills 1670 -1853 Or Later. Warren. 5 975.7 Co Citizens & Immigrants, SC 1768 Abstracted From Contemporary Records. Warren. 975.7 Gen Some South Carolina Genealogical Records. Revill. 975 .7 HB History Of Grindal Shoals & Some Early Adjacent Families. Bailey. 975.7 IC Index To The SC Magazine Of Ancestral Research, 1973 -1982. Cannon. 975.7 LH South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1773 -1778, Books F4 -X-4. Holcomb. 975.7 V An Account Of Marriages Solemnized By Tolaver Robertson In South Carolina Between October 1842 -February 1867. Gainey. 975.7 VB 1860 Mortality Census Of Upper South Carolina. Berry. 975.7 ZS A Guide To The Manuscript Collection Of The South Carolinia Library. Stokes. 975.721 Ce m Oconee County, South Carolina Cemetery Survey, Vol 1. Roach. 975.721 Cem Oconee County, South Carolina Cemetery Survey. Rousseau 975.723 Cem Pickens County, South Carolina Cemetery Survey. SC Gen Soc. Pendelton Ch. 975.723 Cem Pickens County, South Ca rolina Cemetery Survey. San Jacinto Museum 975.725 Cem Anderson County Cemeteries. Bratcher. 975.729 Cem Spartanburg County, SC Cemetery Survey. SC Gen Soc. Pinckney Ch. 975.729 HL History Of Spartanburg Co, South Carolina. Landrum. 975.729 VL Spartanb urg Co Marriages 1785 -1911 Implied In Spartanburg Co, SC Probate Records. Langdon. 975.735 Co Abstracts Of Old Ninety -Six & Abbeville District Wills & Bonds As On File In The Abbeville, SC Courthouse. Young. 975.735 VL Abbeville Co Marriages 1780 -1879 Im plied In Abbeville Co, SC Equity Records. Langdon. 975.737 VL Edgefield Co Marriages 1769 -1880 Implied In Edgefield Co, SC Probate Records. Langdon. 975.741 Co Union County, South Carolina Will Abstracts 1787 -1849. Holcomb. 975.741 HC The Narrative Hist ory Of Union County, South Carolina. Charles. 975.747 Co Chester County, South Carolina Minutes Of The County Court 1785 -1799. Holcomb. 975.747 Co Index To Naturalization Records Chester County, South Carolina. Ainsworth. 975.773 LH Memorialized Records Of Lexington District, South Carolina 1814 -1825. Holcomb. 975.776 Co Winton (Barnwell) Co, SC Minutes Of County Court & Will Book 1 1783 - 1791. Holcomb. 975.776 VL Barnwell Co Marriages 1764 -1859 Implied In Barnwell Co, SC Deeds. Langdon. 975.779 Ch The Church Records Of Saint Matthew's Lutheran Ch, Orangeburg Co, SC & "The Red Church". Haigler. 975.787 VL Obituaries From Horry Co Newspapers (1861 -1914). Lewis. 975.791 VS Marriage Notices In Charleston Courier 1803 -1808. Salley. 975.818 VW Marriage Bo ok A 1805 -1821 Clark County, Georgia. Webb 975.833 Cem Walker County, Georgia Cemeteries. Walker Co Hist Soc 975.833 Cem Walker County, Georgia Cemeteries. Walter 975.8992 HJ History Of Decatur County, Georgia. Jones.

6 976.1 C Alabama Early Settlers 181 6: Alabama Counties Mississippi Territory. Davis. 976.1 L Alabama Records, Vol 121: Soldier's Land Grants. Jones. 976.1 LA Alabama Private Land Claims. Ainsworth. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 5: Early Newspapers. Jones. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 12: Newspapers - Huntsville Democrat 1833 -1840. Gandrud. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 16: Alabama Papers - Flag Of The Union, Tuscaloosa 1842 -43; Democratic Gazette 1844; Alabama Sentinel 1836; Franklin Enquirer 1824 -25; Living Journal 1865 -66. Gandr ud. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 42: Newspapers (Huntsville). Gandrud. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 54: Newspapers (Huntsville) Various 1860 -1883. Gandrud. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 86: Early Newspapers. Jones. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 1 01: Newspapers - Southern Advocate (Huntsville) 1827 -1829, 1851 -1853; National Intelligence, WA DC; Raleigh Register. Gandrud. 976.1 N Alabama Records, Vol 148: Early Newspapers. Jones. 976.1245 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 239: Clarke County Military G rants Tract Book 14; Guardians Estate Wills 1832 -1839; 1812 Pensions; Wills (Taylor, Keel, Murrell, Murphy, Hearin, Gode). Gandrud. 976.138 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 125: Wilcox County Misc Records. Jones. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 14: Greene C ounty Wills 1821 -34; Newspapers 1830 - 32; Cemeteries; Rev War Soldiers. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 34: Greene County Marriages 1835 -1836; Deeds; Wills; Newspaper 1823; 1812 Pensions; Rev War Pensions; Bible Records; Cemetery; Misc Family Data. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 20: Greene County Wills 1842 -53; Marriages 1829 - 32; Misc Family Notes. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 63: Greene County Cemeteries; Newspapers 1870's; Bible Records; Miscellaneous Family No tes. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 69: Greene County Cemeteries; Court Records; Military Records. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 87: Greene County Wills; Deeds; Marriages; Newspaper; Court Records; Rev War Pensions. Gandrud . 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 28: Greene County Deeds; Marriages; Rev War Pensions; Cemeteries; Misc Families. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 17: Greene County Wills; Marriages; Cemeteries. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vo l 154: Greene County Marriages; Wills; Rev War Soldiers; Estates; Deeds. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 192: Greene Co Orphans Court; Cemeteries; Deeds; Wills; Miscellaneous. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 180: Greene County Or phans Court; Wills; 1812 Pensions. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 210: Greene County Misc Records. Jones. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 218: Greene County Misc Records. Jones.

7 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 108: Greene County Marriag es; Estates; Deeds; Wills; Bible Records; Cemeteries; Newspapers; Court Records. Gandrud. 976.142 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 242: Greene County Orphans Court Book F 1844 -45, Book L 1848 -50. Gandrud. 976.144 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 118: Perry County Ma rriages From 1820; Wills; Estates; Deeds; Lawsuits. Gandrud. 976.145 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 90: Dallas County Misc Records Jones. 976.145 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 208: Dallas County Misc Records. Jones. 976.1463 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 206: Auta uga County Deeds; Wills & Estates; Rev War Pensions; 1812 Pensions; Wills; Obits; Misc. Gandrud. 976.1463 V Alabama Records, Vol 224: Autauga County Marriages 1837 Thru Dec 1843 With Notes. Gandrud. 976.1465 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 240: Lowndes Count y Newspapers 1860; 1812 Pensions & Bounty Land Warrants; Indian Wars. Gandrud. 976.1465 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 214: Lowndes County Probate, Will Abstracts; Wills; Rev War Soldiers; Cemeteries; One Obit. Gandrud. 976.147 V Alabama Records, Vol 172: Montgomery County Marriages 1825 -30. Gandrud. 976.147 V Alabama Records, Vol 174: Montgomery County Marriages 1832 -37. Gandrud. 976.153 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 212: Tallapoosa County Misc Records. Jones. 976.159 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 211: Coo sa County Misc Records. Jones. 976.161 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 23: Talladega County Wills 1833 -1841; Deeds 1832 - 37; Marr 1833 -35; Rev & 1812 Pensions; Family Notes. Gandrud. 976.163 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 156: Benton County Misc Records. Jones. 976 .163 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 188; Benton County Misc Records. Jones. 976.172 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 204: Blount County Misc Records. Jones. 976.172 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 245: Blount Co Rev War & 1812 Pensions; Obits; Wills. Gandrud. 976.178 Mis c Alabama Records, Vol 18: Jefferson Co Wills; Deeds; Marriages; Miscellaneous Family Notes. Gandrud. 976.178 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 26: Jefferson County Revolutionary Pensions; Deeds; Marriages. Gandrud. 976.178 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 30: Jeffer son County 1812 Pensions; Deeds; Cemetery; Marriages. Gandrud. 976.178 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 45: Jefferson County Marriages 1847 -1855; Deeds 1844; Notes. Gandrud. 976.178 V Alabama Records, Vol 10: Jefferson County Earliest Marriages From 1818 To Abo ut 1835. Gandrud. 976.179 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 244: Shelby County Wills & Estates; Deeds; Newspaper Shelby Guide 1873, 1871; 1812 Pensions; Rev War Pensions; Wills In Full. Gandrud. 976.182 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 31: Bibb County Orphans Court 1818 -1821; Adm Account Book C 1822 -25; Marriages A -B 1820 -29; Deed Book B 1923 -33; Rev War Pensions; Misc. Families. Gandrud. 976.182 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 160: Bibb County Misc Records. Jones. 976.182 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 194: Bibb County Marri ages Dec 1845 -Jan 1848, Dec 1828 -Mar 1834; Estates; 1812 Pensions; Misc. Gandrud. 8 976.182 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 232: Bibb County Misc Records. Jones. 976.184 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 11: Tuscaloosa County Wills; Orphans Court; Marriages; Deeds; Mi scellaneous. Gandrud. 976.184 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 41: Tuscaloosa County Civil Records 1836 -38; Porphans Court 1847; Deeds From 1836; Cemeteries; Notes; Newspapers. Gandrud. 976.184 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 67: Tuscaloosa County Probate Records ; Deeds; Newspaper Extracts; Lawsuits; Miscellaneous. Gandrud. 976.184 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 126: Tuscaloosa County Orphans Court; Deeds; Bible Records; Cemetery. Gandrud. 976.192 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 22: Lawrence County Wills 1822 -1825; Est ates & Marriages 1818 -1827. Gandrud. 976.192 Misc AL Records, Vol 22: Lawrence Co Wills 1822 -1825; Estates & Marr 1818 - 1827. Gen Society Of Kendal Co Texas 976.193 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 27: Morgan County Marriage Book A 1821 -29; Deed Book A 1820 -28 ; 1812 Pensions; Miscellaneous Families. Gandrud. 976.193 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 32: Morgan County Marr A 1829 -26; Misc Chancery Records; Probate Records 4, Partial 1848 -49; Deed Book B (Selected) Gandrud. 976.194 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 167: Ma rshall Co Estates; Marriages; Cemeteries. Gandrud. 976.194 Misc Alabama Records, Vol 139: Marshall County Marr iages From Feb 1849; Cemeteries; Bible Records; Pensions. Gandrud. Dawn's News and Notes Ellensburg, Washington

-- Taylor Yocum and William Sweet have disgraced their family and turned out to be professional sheep herders

MARRIED - Hiram Henry Stewart and Miss Jennie Kellogg were married at the court house, Monday, May 2d, Justice W. J. Robbins officiating. The contracting parties are well known young people of Easton. The entire court house force witnessed the impressive marriage ceremony, and it is confidentially whispered that some of the bachelor officials were taking notes, which should be positively forbidden. The Ellensburg Dawn, May 6, 1898

Our old friend, D. F. Dau has concluded to travel in double harness henceforth with Miss Jennie Watts as mate. Judge Graves tied the knot. We wish them success and a smooth road to travel.

The Dawn; August 4, 1894

-- H. C. Barton left last Thursday for New Mexico, for his health, but we are afraid he has delayed going too late -- Ed Houser , a bright little fellow of 10 or 12 years, died in this city last Sunday The Dawn, February 2, 1895 ↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔ In 1847 the Whitman Massacre took place near present day Walla Walla, Washington 9 BALL FUNERAL HOME RECORDS (Extracted) Sunnyside, Washington Part of the Holdings of the Yakima Valley Genealogical Society Library (979.755V) Continued from Previous Bulletin (All Locations are Washington Unless Otherwise Specified)

Name Date of Death Date & Father’s Mother’s Cemetery Occupation Place of Death Place of Birth Name Name Marital Status Date of & Birth Place & Birth Place Name of Spouse Funeral Clarence Clifford 7 Aug 1 944 19 Apr 1894 John Henry Alice Elisie Mabton Fagg Mabton Athol Kansas Fagg Swafford Farmer 11 Aug 1944 Indiana Iowa City Married Maude Iowa Chester A. 18 Jun 1939 30 Mar 1878 Augustine Sarah Bolsby Zillah Fairbanks Granger Michigan Fairbanks Farmer 22 Jun 1939 N.Y. State Married Mollie George Leslie 10 Oct 1967 20 Dec 1914 Chester Mollie Parks Zillah Fairbanks Toppenish Granger Fairbanks Farmer ; Single 12 Oct 1967 Clinton G. 20 Nov 1946 1 Oct 1880 Augustine J. Sarah Cremation Fairbanks Granger Fairbanks Bowlsby Farmer 23 Nov 1946 Ne w York Michigan Married Elizabeth Cora May 3 Apr 1933 29 Oct 1905 Chester A. Mabel J. Parks Zillah Fairbanks Granger Granger Fairbanks St. Clair Student 5 Apr 1933 St. Clair Michigan Michigan

Paul Fairbanks 14 Feb 1927 12 Mar 1908 Chester A. Mollie Parks Zillah Farm Laborer Outlook Fairbanks St. Clair Single 16 Feb 1927 St. Clair Michigan Michigan Sarah Jane 6 Mar 1936 20 Jul 1855 Andrew Sunnyside Fairbanks Liberty St. Clair Bowlsby Domestic 9 Mar 1936 Michigan Michigan Married Augustine Ida Ma y Fairlamb 24 Apr 1925 16 Sep 1860 John Bopp Sunnyside Housewife Sunnyside Dayton Ohio Ohio Ohio Married 27 Apr 1925 Willis F. 25 Oct 1927 14 Mar 1865 Sunnyside Fairlamb Sunnyside Pennsylvania Farmer ; Widow 29 Oct 1927 L. D. Fairweather 8 mos Outlook 3 Jul 1907

10 Name Date of Death Date & Father’s Mother’s Cemetery Occupation Place of Death Place of Birth Name Name Marital Status Date of & Birth Place & Birth Place Name of Spouse Funeral Nellie May 11 Sep 1963 23 Jul 1882 William Belle T horson Washelli Fairweather Yakima St. James Vrooman Seattle Housewife 14 Sep 1963 Minnesota Married Charles Phoebe Elizabeth 1 Dec 1918 23 Apr 1892 Outlook Fairwood Sandpoint Idaho School Teacher 7 De c 1918 Married Eugene H. Falmer 17 Nov 1918 Oct 1886 Shipped to Laborer Granger White Single Salmon Ole I. Falstad 27 Aug 1923 1 Nov 1855 Valley City Farmer Outlook Christian North Married 29 Aug 1923 Norway Dakota Cecil Earl Fannan 27 Dec 1923 1 Mar 1923 Anthony Maud Rhodes Prosser Sunnyside Mabton Fannan Iowa 29 Dec 1923 Missouri George B. Farley 7 May 1951 16 Apr 1865 Jackson Farley Elizabeth Ma bton Farmer Apton's Nursing Johnson Co Ohio Sweeney Married Ethel Home Iowa Ohio 11 May 1951 Mary Farnam 2 Oct 1928 1 May 1834 Harvey Hall Alpha Filch Livingstone Housewife Sunnyside New York Vermont Vermont Montana Married Rollin 4 Oct 1928 Margaret E. E. 11 Sep 1930 5 May 1840 Ben Knoss Nancy Choat Sunnyside Farr Sunnyside Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Housewife 13 Sep 1930 Widow Baby Farrell 11 Dec 1926 John Farrell (Order Date) Mabton Jessie Pearl 23 May 1969 14 Jan 1890 John Wesley Sunnyside Farrier Sunnyside Aurora Simpson Housewife 26 May 1969 Missouri Leonard Alfred 2 Apr 1953 24 Nov 1887 James Irvin Alice Gano Sunnyside Farrier Sunnyside Heppner Farrier Oregon Fa rmer 6 Apr 1953 Oregon California Married Jessie James Martin 29 May 1946 30 Dec 1890 Jesse N. Fate Sunnyside Fate Yakima Montgomery Laborer 4 Jun 1946 Co. Iowa Married Edna Louella

11 Name Date of Death Date & Father’s Mother’s Cemetery Occupation Place of Death Place of Birth Name Name Marital Status Date of & Birth Place & Birth Place Name of Spouse Funeral Reubin P. Farris 29 Dec 1937 27 Nov 1864 Bales B. Ferris Miss Simes Sunnyside Farmer Snipes Hill Texas Texas Married Anna Sunnyside 3 Jan 1938 Leonard Dewey 7 Mar 1927 11 Jan 1914 Charles W. Annie Carroll Sunnyside Faunce Sunnyside Oklahoma Faunce Arkansas 9 Mar 1927 Kansas Mary A. Fay 9 Apr 1914 18 Nov 1856 Sunnyside Seattle Widow 12 Apr 1914 Bertha May 6 Mar 1958 3 Dec 1876 William Mary Lenna Feenstra Union Gap Eureka Nevada Haskell Kirby Housewife Widow Bently E. Fenner 13 Mar 1938 14 Nov 1853 Worden Miss Pratt Sunnyside Mer chant Sunnyside New York Fenner New York Married Mary 15 Mar 1928 England Byron Buel 8 Apr 1931 7 May 1856 Buel Fenton Mary Ann Sunnyside Fenton Sunnyside Shullsbrg Three Mile Crossby Lawyer 11 Apr 1931 Wisconsin Bay Yorkshire Married Edith New York England Edith Mary 17 Nov 1938 15 Jan 1860 Robert Robson Margard Sunnyside Fenton Sunnyside Appleviner England Allinson Housewife 21 Nov 1938 Illinois Pennsylvania Sterling Price 17 May 1948 11 Dec 1861 Dave Ferguson Zillah Ferguson Zillah Arkansas Arkansas Farmer 19 May 1948 Married Lula Dodson Teresa Ferguson 30 Apr 1954 2 Dec 1947 Edward June Downey Sunnyside Single Sunnyside Portland Ferguson Oregon 3 May 1954 Oregon New York Armando Robert 9 Jun 1929 9 Jun 1929 S. Armando Remains to Fernandiz Sugar Beet Fernandiz Zada Single Road Spain Padgham 15 Jun 1929 Yakima Adelia G. Ferrell 9 Feb 1927 6 Apr 1867 John B. Mary D. Walla Housewife Montana Switzler Smoot Walla Married 10 Feb 1927 Missouri Missouri John Oliver S. 11 Jun 1913 Remains to Ferrell Walla Walla

12 Name Date of Death Date & Father’s Mother’s Cemetery Occupation Place of Death Place of Birth Name Name Marital Status Date of & Birth Place & Birth Place Name of Spouse Funeral Oliver Ren 19 Jun 1932 5 Nov 1864 John Terrell Julia Sheldon Walla Ferrell Sunnyside California Ohio Ohio Walla Farmer 21 Jun 1932 Married Adelia Ernest G. Ferry 12 Jun 1 925 2 Feb 1859 Elnathan K. Emily Stone Outlook Farmer New York Terry New York Married Minnie 14 Jun 1925 New York Augusta C. 30 Apr 1907 76 yrs Sunnyside Ferson 1 May 1907 Chester Ellsworth 14 Jun 1962 7 Apr 1890 Elmer E. Nellie Record Cremation Ferson Sunnyside Seattl e Ferson Farmer 18 Jun 1962 Widow Mary Elsie Elmer Ellsworth 10 Oct 1922 61 yrs 11 mos James F. Augustia Sunnyside Ferson Sunnyside 23 das Ferson Willard Farmer 12 Oct 1922 Oshkosh New York Canada Wisconsin Marjorie Ferson 12 May 1920 2 Jun 1892 E. E. Ferson Nellie Record Sunnyside Single Sunnyside Seattle Mass 13 Ma y 1920 Mary Elsie 2 Jan 1961 19 Apr 1889 John Moffett Eleanor Dixon Sunnyside Ferson Sunnyside Pomery Williams Polo Missouri Housewife 5 Jan 1961 Married Chester Nellie Record 23 Oct 1945 3 Feb 1863 Steven O. Sarah Irish Ferson Yakima Buchfield Record Housewife 26 Oct 1945 Maine Maine Widow Elmer Ellsworth Cady Fich 13 May 1918 7 July 1917 Sunnyside 14 May 1918 Harold S. Field 16 Jul 1970 29 Dec 189 4 Edgar B. Field Ruth Sunnyside Farmer Walla Walla Paonia Virginia Allabaugh Married 20 Jul 1970 Colorado Iowa

Aaron S. Fields 11 Feb 1925 77 yrs Russel Fields Phereba Sunnyside Farmer Outlook Tennessee Collins Married Nancy F 14 Feb 1925 Tennessee

13 Name Date of Death Date & Father’s Mother’s Cemetery Occupation Place of Death Place of Birth Name Name Marital Status Date of & Birth Place & Birth Place Name of Spouse Funeral Homer Virgil 10 Apr 1953 24 Jun 1880 Aaron S. Nancy Frances Sunnyside Fields Pasco Marion Indiana Fields Wade Railroad Eng 14 Apr 1953 Indiana Indiana Married Le na Louis Wilbur 29 Nov 1943 12 May 1872 Aaron Fields Nancy Wade Fields Granger Indiana Farmer 2 Dec 1943 Married Victoria Nancy Frances 17 Dec 1934 28 Dec 1853 Isaac Wade Sunnyside Fields Outlook Nobleville North Carolina North Domestic 20 Dec 1934 Indiana Carolina Married A. S. Arment Orlando 18 May 1920 18 Jul 1919 Michael Hermanie Sunnyside Figliola Granger Granger Figliola Regard 19 May 1920 Italy Belgium Hermanie Figliola 1 Jul 1920 18 Jul 1919 Michael Hermanie Sunnyside Granger Granger Figliola Regard 2 Jul 1920 Italy Belgium Abbie G. Fike 2 Nov 1951 3 Dec 1877 William Henry Mary E. Sunnyside Housewife Kellogg Idaho Waterloo Iowa Lichty Beckely Widow B.J. 8 Nov 1951 Summerset Co Summerset Co Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Alfred L. Fike 28 Oct 1942 25 Jul 1905 Bert J. Fike Abbie Lichty Sunnyside Married Irene Vancouver Idaho Iowa Iowa 30 Oct 1942 Bert Jesse Fike 27 Aug 1951 14 Nov 1877 Christian J. Frances Sunnyside Minister Yakima Garrison Iowa Fike Allyson Married Abb ie J 30 Aug 1951 Pennsylvania Illinois Christian J. Fike 1 Dec 1926 28 Jun 1843 Jacob G. Fike Elizabeth Farmer Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Blough Married Frances 2 Dec 1926 Prennsylvania Frances Fike 4 Dec 1938 8 Sep 1845 Sunnyside

Lazare Filipowski 21 Sep 1954 28 Jun 1875 Sunnyside Laborer Sunnyside Germany Single 23 Sep 1954 Virgil Thomas 21 Sep 1938 3 Nov 1886 John William Ara Wooddy Sunnyside Finch Sunnyside Gar field Finch Arkansas Married Marie S. 23 Sep 1938 California Baby Finlay 19 Apr 1919 2 das Mister Finley Zillah Granger Granger 21 Apr 1919

14 Name Date of Death Date & Father’s Mother’s Cemetery Occupation Place of Death Place of Birth Name Name Marital Status Date of & Birth Place & Birth Place Name of Spouse Funeral Dorothy May 18 Oct 1922 28 Aug 1911 Floyd Finley Ethel Maxwell Zillah Finley Granger Nebraska Kansas Scholar 19 Oct 1922 Samuel R. Finley 13 Dec 1927 26 Aug 1853 Mabton Farmer Yakima Pennsylvania Widow 15 Dec 1927 Delbert Lee 19 Jul 1941 19 Jul 1941 Ora Firestone Ruth I. Emery Sunnyside Firestone Sunnyside Sunnyside Oklahoma Illinois 21 Jul 1941 Ora E. Fir estone 22 Jun 1967 17 Feb 1912 Isaac Firestone Josephine Farmer Sunnyside Ames Missouri 26 Jun 1967 Oklahoma Oklahoma Baby Firth 26 Nov 1950 26 Nov 1950 Margaret Firth Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside 29 Nov 1950 Jane J. Fischer 27 Sep 1948 6 Aug 1868 Mister Roberts Cremation Housewife Mabton Wisconsin Canada Married Willia m 30 Sep 1948 Peter Junior 19 Aug 1931 19 Jul 1924 Peter Fischer Christain Sunnyside Fischer Granger Bismark Russia Geren Student 21 Apr 1931 North Dakota Russia William T. 27 Nov 1955 10 Mar 1878 Louis Fischer Christine Cremation Fischer Yakima Danforth Co Germany Schrader Farmer ; Widow 2 Dec 1955 Illinois Germany Baby Fish 9 Mar 1918 94 Mar 1918 J. W. Fish Libby Tahoma Mabton Palmertson Catherine Mary 5 Mar 1941 22 Feb 1855 Peter Cole Mary Geindor Sunnyside Fish Granger New York Quebecca Inebect Housewife 8 Mar 1941 Canada Canada Etta Salee Fish 22 Apr 1941 9 Aug 1910 Charles E. Leota Mae Sunnyside Housewife Toppenish Farrell Bak?? 28 Apr 1941 Iowa Missouri Francis Seymore 17 Jan 1941 9 Jan 1857 Daniel Fish Minerva Fis h Granger Wisconsin New York Dailey Railroad Jan 1941 New York Married Catherine Clair M. Fisher 9 Jun 1913 3 yrs Sunnyside 12 Jun 1913 Elsie Ellen Fisher 26 Jun 1973 11 A ug 1881 David Brallier Sarah Lowell Sunnyside Housewife Edmonds Greenville Widow 29 Jun 1973 Iowa

15 Name Date of Death Date & Father’s Mother’s Cemetery Occupation Place of Death Place of Birth Name Name Marital Status Date of & Birth Place & Birth Place Name of Spouse Funeral Fredrich Arthur 17 April 1941 12 Dec 1869 Fred Fisher Susan Hall Sunnyside Fisher Sunnyside Grantham ??? England England Salesman 19 Apr 1941 Married Helen George L. Fisher 24 Apr 1955 15 Jul 1884 W. P. Fisher Martha Sunnyside Farmer Sunnyside Morrill Kansas Wisconsin Twidwell Married Els ie E. 27 Apr 1955 Illinois George T. Fisher 26 Dec 1945 4 Feb 1919 Charles H. Olive Cockle Remai ns Laborer Longview Fisher Iowa shipped Married Audra 31 Dec 1945 Iowa from Longview Herbert Fisher 7 Jul 1907 2 das C. L. Fisher Sunnyside 8 Jul 1907 John E. Fisher 7 Nov 1904 35 yrs North Yakima 10 Nov 1904 Transit Permit #4 Martha Louise 21 Dec 1942 6 Sep 1861 Absolam Mary Ann Sunnyside Fisher Grandview Illinois Twidwell Myers Housewife 24 Dec 1942 Illinois Widow William P William P. Fisher 26 Dec 1934 6 Oct 1860 Joseph Fisher Lydia E. Dyke Sunnyside Farmer Rural Mabton Meyo Co Married Martha 29 Dec 1934 Wisconsin Ellis D. Fisk 2 May 1918 17 Mar 1862 Sunnyside Farmer Sunnysid e 3 May 1918 Daniel L. Fitts 27 Sep 1950 15 Feb 1864 T. J. Fitts Rhoda Sunnyside Farmer Sunnyside Randolph Alabama Conwell Married Della E. 29 Sep 1950 Alabama Alabama David Brower 20 Dec 1936 2 Apr 1894 D. L. Fitts Della E. Ross Sunnyside Fitts Sunnyside Talent Oregon Alabama Alabama Farmer 22 Dec 1936 Married Marian Della E. Fitts 5 Oct 1956 24 Dec 1868 T. B. Ross Miss Cash Sunyisde Housewife Sunnyside Centreville Married D. L. 8 Oct 1956 Alabama Elizabeth Ann 27 Oct 1944 17 May 1886 Charels Elizabeth Sunnyside Fitts Sunnyside Chicago Ehlebrac??? Fric???? Housewife 30 Oct 1944 Illinois Milwaukie Milwaukee Married Roy F. Wisconsin Wisconsin

CONTINUED IN NEXT BULLETIN 16 MEET OUR MEMBERS AND FELLOW GENEALOGISTS

Allen Douglas Goodwin

I was born in Ellensburg, Washington and I was raised mostly in Eastern Washington; six months in California. My brother and I were raised by a single Dad, and we moved around a lot from one construction town to another. I went to 14 different schools in 12 years before graduating from Puyallup High School. Then I went to WSU in Pullman. I've always been interested in family lore; I've been actively "doing" family history research about 28 years. I rejoined YVGS in January 2015. I had been a member of YVGS for a couple of years in the 1990s. Although I dropped my membership then, I kept up with Yakima news up by reading YVGS Exchange Bulletins. In 1987, the Washington State Genealogical Society offered a Pioneer Certificate for each ancestor who arrived in Washington Territory before statehood in 1889. But you had to prove it. Okay, that was a challenge, but first I had to learn how to research and record it on forms like a genealogist does. So I did that too, and then to my own great surprise came up with a dozen Pioneer Certificates. I've been hooked on genealogy ever since. It's hard to choose just one of my ancestors who would be the most interesting--let's say Orsamus Holmes (1757-1835). In 1775, he enlisted at age 17 in the Continental army at Pittsfield, Massachusetts. He was in a number of Revolutionary War engagements, including General Montgomery's invasion of Canada, Ticonderoga, and Mount Defiance. By 1777, he was serving with the Green Mountain Boys. He was captured at Bellows Bay and held on a British prison ship near Quebec. He whiled away the hours by singing patriotic songs non-stop at the top of his lungs, then with a few companions escaped in the prison ship's small boat. They spent 17 days on the run before being recaptured by Indians. Back to Canada and prison at Montreal (where he resumed his singing). In 1778, again with a couple of companions, broke out of prison, overpowered the guards, scaled the city walls, crossed the St. Lawrence River, and went on the run again. This time they made it to the American settlements at Monckton, Vermont. He was tough, determined, and in-your-face. The British could lock him up, but they couldn't shut him up, nor were they able to keep him locked up very long. I just love this irreverent young man with an attitude. the most satisfying part of doing my family history research is The Hunt-- once curiosity is piqued it becomes almost insatiable, and you're compelled to hunt until you find answers to questions like who and what and when. Then you begin to ask questions like where and how and why. Which takes you into history in order to make sense of what you've found and a context for understanding what it means.

Dawn's News and Notes Ellensburg, Washington

MARRIED - Mr. Earl Kahler and Miss Eva Hobson were married in Seattle Wednesday morning, May 4, at 7 o'clock. Mr. Kahler was formerly of this city, and was employed by Stephens & Elwood as prescription drug clerk. Miss Hobson is also well-known in the city, having lived here a number of years. THE DAWN extends congratulations.

The Ellensburg Dawn, May 6, 1898

17 STORIES BURIED BENEATH THE STONES A Tribute To Our Unsung Pioneers (Concept Borrowed from The Genealogical Society of Central Missouri; GSCM Reporter)

Harriet Dorina Hattin Hadley

William Shannon Hattin , with his wife Sarah ( Johnson ) and two small sons crossed the plains from Iowa in 1852, settling first in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington Territory. Harriett Hattin was born there on October 17, 1858. She was William and Sarah's fifth child and second daughter.* William was a carpenter by trade and he helped to build the first hotel and the first courthouse in Vancouver. About 1866, William relocated his family to the Ahtanum where he had decided to homestead and try his hand raising cattle. The first winter the family spent on the Ahtanum, Hattie (as she was called) and her sister Nancy "slept outside in the bed of the old emigrant wagon, raised on four posts." Eventually William built a very comfortable log cabin and christened the homestead "Hattin's Gardens". The family clothes were made by hand and they raised their own food. Once a year a trip was made to The Dalles for supplies. The children often dug the roots of the wild sunflowers and used them for chewing gum.

About 1872, at the age of 14, Hattie, married Bayliss Beauford Thorpe , age 23, the son of Fielding Mortimore Thorpe one of the first settlers in the Yakima Valley. Bayliss was employed as a foreman by his father who owned a cattle ranch in the Moxee area. In the summer the cattle ranged in the Kittitas Valley and in the winter they were moved to the Columbia, where there was less snow and better winter grazing. Hattie accompanied her husband in moving the cattle and often worked as one of the hands.

About 1874 while working the range in the Palouse country, the family became acquainted with Kamiakin. The Indians were burning hay and driving off stock. Bayliss asked Kamiakin for help controlling the renegades. Help was granted and Bayliss and Hattie were able to continue ranching.

Bayliss died December 27, 1887 on the Naches River, in Yakima County, Washington.

Hattie married Melvin Hadley in 1891 and left the Yakima Valley for Lincoln County, Washington. Twenty five years later she returned, settling in the Toppenish area where she ran a dairy farm. Harriett D. Hadley died 14 March 1940 in Toppenish, Yakima County, Washington.

Children of Hattie Hattin Thorpe Hadley :

Edward Shannon Thorpe was born April 28, 1874 and died July 9, 1898 in the Klondike, Yukon Territory. A month before he was born, Bayliss and Hattie were in the Palouse county. Snow was deep in places when the couple set out for Waitsburg. The trip took three days on horseback. The first night they stayed in a batchelor's shack. The next day, they pushed hard and made 90 miles, staying that night with a rancher and his wife. They arrived at their destination on the third day. After his birth, when Shannon and Hattie were well enough to return home, Bayliss arrived with an old stage coach and the family made the return trip in style.

18 Laura Anna Thorpe was born February 14, 1876 in Union Gap, Washington and died August 31, 1952. Laura married Henry Marshell Hadley and had several children: Alice Frances, Melvina Amelia [Dolly], Margaret Louisa, Elsie Emeline, Ethel Dorinda, Warren Henry, Samuel Bedford and Laura Adeline. 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren survived her.

Willis Chester Thorpe was born July 14, 1878 in Yakima County, Washington Territory and died January 11, 1964 in Gresham, Multnomah County, Oregon. When Willis was born the fear of Indian attacks was so strong that men stood guard outside the cabin. Willis married Lillian Viressie (Ressie) McCord on August 13, 1907 in Davenport, Washington. They had at least two children: Calvin Shannon and Echo Dellis. In 1920-1921 Willis traveled to Mexico where he looked into the possible purchase of land.

Warren E. Thorpe was born August 14, 1880 in the Wenas area of Yakima County and died June 10, 1949 in Seattle, Washington. He was married to Mary Fossie Ennis on December 23, 1906 in Benton County, Washington. They had four sons: Bayless E., Clarence E., Eugene W. and Milford R.

Alvia Francis Thorpe was born December 12, 1882, also in the Wenas area of Yakima County and died December 29, 1974 in Yakima, Washington. He was married to Josephine Mildred Moore in February 7, 1905 in Davenport, Washington and they had four children: Chester Clair, Orville A., Gerald Nelson. and Raymond Henry. At his death he was survived by 10 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

Viola Ollie [Vivian] Thorpe was born October 12, 1884 in Ellensburg, Washington and died October 20, 1970 in Toppenish, Washington. She first married Edward W. Kitt on October 31, 1901 in Lincoln County, Washington. Then she married Robert McClarey on January 1, 1916 in Yakima County. She had no children.

*Children of William and Sarah ( Johnson ) Hattin were Jonah (born about 1849 in Iowa), William B. (born about 1852 in Iowa), Nancy C. (born about 1854 in Washington Territory), Alonzo E. (born about 1856 in Washington Territory), and Harriet D. (born 1858 in Washington Territory). William married a second time to Elizabeth and had at least one more child, Jillette (born in Oregon about 1864).

Sources: Told By the Pioneers; Reminiscences of Pioneer Life in Washington Washington Pioneer Project US Federal Census Records for Washington Territory 1860, 1870, 1880 US Federal Census Records for 1900 Washington State Death Records 1883-1960 Findagrave.com Ancestry.com Washington State Territorial Census for Kittitas County 1887 Shaw & Sons Funeral Records - Yakima Valley Genealogical Society ↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔↔ 1779 -- War with Six Nations (Iroquois): George Washington ordered the Sullivan Campaign lead by Colonel Daniel Brodhead and General John Sullivan against the Iroquois Nations to not merely overrun, but to destroy the British Indian alliance

19 WEDNESDAY WRITER'S GROUP First and Third Wednesday; 1:30 p.m. The focus of this group is to encourage the participants to record their memories/history so that their family will know more about their ancestors. Come join us. Everyone is welcome.

The Deerfield Raid, 1704 (the Westward Movement) Susan J. Boatright - October 21, 2015

Thoughts on the Westward Movement At first I thought to track the movements of my grandparents and great grandparents to the state of Washington. I would include stops along the way from the East Coast, marking the generations as they did their classic journeys that are well-documented in the history of this country. New England to Ohio, Virginia to North Carolina, then Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri and Arkansas and ev en Oklahoma. A pause…then a giant step by Oregon Trail or by train to the West Coast. I envision transparent overlays of the U. S. with journey lines in various family colors showing stops along the way as families of Breshears and Rashes , Corums and Alcotts and Griswolds , Mayhoods and Kelsos , Blankinships and Crawfords arrived here in what would become Washington State. They left generations of families in their distant graveyards, some still preserved in census and land records and in county histories and legends. This is, I believe, still a noble endeavor that deserves my attention to completion. However, I’m beginning to realize that the westward movement I learned of in history class is only the culmination of a much earlier and longer-distanced movement in my families that continued out of Europe, from the Alps of Switzerland to the German Palatine, down the toll-demanding passages of the Rhine River to Rotterdam; out of other ports of Le Havre, Southampton and Bristol, Belfast and Derry and the Leith of Edinburgh. Then there was the months-long endurance sail across the Atlantic to such places as Plymouth, Philadelphia, Jamestown, New Amsterdam. All my families’ immigrants were in place in their new western world by 1772. I’ve at this time fou nd no one arriving after the American Revolution. Recent searching into my Griswold/Hough lines has revealed the Catlin family--11 generations back. (My 8 X great grandparents). I’ve spent a lot of time and thought on this well-documented family, their history, their ordeal and their outcome. John Catlin , Jr. was born in 1643 in Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut. His wife, Mary Baldwin was born in 1643 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. They were married 23 September 1662 in Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut and would have nine children. They were both descended from Great Migration parents (about 1620-1640) from England (John Catlin /Isabelle Ward and Joseph Baldwin /Hannah Whitlock ). John has a commemorative marker tablet that was erected in 1911 at the corner of Broad and Commerce Streets in Newark, New Jersey, an important recognition 207 years after his death. “On this site John Catlin , Newark’s first schoolmaster opened his school in 1676, holding it in his home as was the custom in those days. By vote of the town’s men he was engaged to “Do his faithful, honest and true endeavor to teach the children or servants of those as have subscribed…English and also arethmetick…as much as they are capable to learn and he capable to teach them. He was a man of mark in the community, serving as town’s attorney and later as town’s man. In 1683 he became one of the early permanent settlers of Deerfield, Massachusetts, where his services gained for him the honorable 20 title of “Mr.” He was killed Feb. 29, 1704 in the defense of his home against an attack of French and Indians. He was a guide of youth and a leader of men.” Erected by the Newark Schoolmen’s Club, Newark Day, November 6, 1911. He moved briefly to Hartford, Connecticut and by 1684 was one of the settlers of Deerfield, Massachusetts. In 1704, Deerfield, Massachusetts was the northwestern most outpost of New England during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Deerfield was first settled by English colonists in 1673 and was incorporated in 1677. These settlers had moved west as far as reasonable safety would allow —or so they believed. The raid on Deerfield occurred on February 29, 1704 during the Queen Anne’s War, (did you note the leap-year date?) when French and Native American forces under the command of Jean-Baptiste Hertel de Rouville attacked the English settlement, just before dawn, burning part of the town. The French and Native troops numbered nearly 300. The raiders destroyed 17 of the village’s 41 homes and looted others. The house of Thomas French , John Catlin’s son-in- law, was not burned, so the town records were saved and thus an accurate accounting of this event and its participants has survived to become a standard in our country’s history. 44 residents were killed: 10 men, 9 women and 25 children and 5 soldiers and 7 men from a neighboring town. About 140 escaped, many of them barefoot in the snow. The French expedition had lost probably 11 men killed and 22 wounded. The settlement was considered a threat to French interests and an infringement of Native territories (understandably so). 109 villagers were taken captive —40% of the village population. These captives were forced to begin a 300-some mile march in midwinter snows of February to Quebec, Canada, a trek that would last for two months, where they were then held for ransom or as servants or were assimilated into the French or Indian cultures. Only 89 of these captives survived the ordeal. 20 did not. Most of those who died of exposure or who were slain en-route were women and children. According to records, no family suffered more than that of John Catlin and the families of his two daughters, the Frenches and the Corses . John was killed at age 60 on site as well as two of his sons, Joseph, 23 and Jonathan, 42. Mary, his wife, age about 60, was left behind while son John, age 17 and daughter Ruth, age 20 and their two married daughters’ families were marched away with her grandchildren on location at the time. Daughter Elizabeth Catlin Corse , age 34 was killed en-route but her children survived. Her daughter, Elizabeth Corse , age 8 at the time remained in Canada as Marie Elisabeth, became a convert to Catholicism, married, had children and lived her life as a French subject. Daughter Mary Catlin French , age 40 and her husband Thomas, age 47 and their family were marched to Canada. Mary was killed en-route and their daughter Mary 18, son Thomas, 17 and husband Thomas were ransomed in 1706. Their daughter Abigail French , age 7, remained with an Indian family. Freedom French , age 12 remained in Canada as Marie Francoise. Martha French , age 9 remained as Marguerite and married a Frenchman. John French , 1 month old, had been killed in the village attack. Much has been written about the Deerfield Raid, some as poetry, some as biography. Many records exist and are freely available on line. John Catlin and Mary Baldwin’s two children, 21 year old Ruth and son John, 17 were ransomed from Canada in 1706 and 1707. According to tradition, when Ruth got tired of carrying a load she would throw it back as far as 21 possible. Her brother feared that the Indians might kill her for that, but they laughed and went back for it. They acted as though she were a great lady and apparently gave her food, which she guarded. When the others were hungry, she had plenty which she shared with her brother. She must have been a young lady of great charm. Her brother was returned to his community in 1706. Ruth was returned the following year to find that her mother, who had been left behind, had died shortly after the attack. So why was the mother left behind when others were marched away in captivity? Speculation leads to the belief that she had offered water to a wounded French soldier, possibly the brother of the French commander, de Rouville. Perhaps they thought to do her a favor, but Mary died of grief within a short time. And no wonder. 60 year old Mary Baldwin Catlin had lost her husband, 7 children and 8 grandchildren in one day’s event and it was understandably too much to bear. (Fortunately, our 7th great grandparents, Sarah Catlin Mitchell’s family as well as other family members survived this raid or were not on site at the time.) So what was the “final” outcome of the Deerfield Massacre? Who won…who lost? All lost, of course, for the war was to continue. More lives were lost and tragically traumatized on all sides. The raid failed to accomplish one of the French objectives: to instill fear in the English colonists. They instead became angry and calls went out from governors of the northern colonies for action against the French. The frontier around Deerfield was fortified by upwards of 2,000 men and the bounty for Indian scalps more than doubled. Raids were led into present day Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Maine with an aim to take French prisoners to be used in exchange for the Deerfield captives. Within a year, most of the captives were in French hands. The French and Indians also engaged in efforts to convert their captives to Roman Catholicism with modest success. Some of the younger captives soon lost much of their English language and were not ransomed and were adopted into various tribes. This was not an uncommon practice. More than a few families had lost their children not “only” through death, but also through adoption and assimilation. John Catlin and Mary Baldwin Catlin would have 45 great grandchildren born in Canada. Although more than a few of these children did not survive childhood, the surviving would be raised as French Catholics. Their families had been only 2 generations removed from leaving a Catholic England to become “Puritans”. What sorrows this unexpected outcome must have caused the survivors back in Deerfield. Most of the captives eventually came back to New England, but their relationship with their former masters in Canada didn’t necessarily end. There was visiting and staying in touch, especially with those who still had relatives in Canada. (Thomas French last visited his sisters in Canada in 1730.) Fighting continued until the war’s end in 1713, nine years later. Peace lasted only for 3 decades when combat resumed with King George’s War. The French threat to the frontier remained until the British conquered Canada during the French and Indian War. Such was the struggle for this venue of the Westward Movement which then, of course, continued westward. The historical marker for the Old Deerfield Burying Ground on Old Albany Road, Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, has the names of 20 families whose members are in a mass grave. Each of these families has a tragic story to tell, of loss and survival. 3 of the names are Corse , French , and Catlin . Sources: Multiple free internet postings Ancestry.com lineages 22 DO YOU KNOW......

A Knobstick Wedding was a wedding, under pressure of the parish vestry, of a pregnant woman to the father-to-be.

Marriage by Contract means a marriage under which certain conditions are stipulated in a contract regarding the disposition of land brought to the marriage by the wife or the use of a title due to social status.

A Matron was a married woman with children especially an older woman; a woman in charge of a hospital or prison; a guard in such an institution.

Metes and Bounds (also Courses and Distances ) was a method of surveying property which made use of the natural physical and topographical features in conjunction with measurements and artificially designated objects or places -- metes refers to the measuring of direction and distance while bounds refers to natural or manmade features on the land.

Meeting Seeds were seeds of dill fed to children during church services to dull the senses and keep them quieter.

A Mesne Lord in English law was a lord who obtained lands from the King and then gave others beneath his rank the right to use those lands.

Where was the first mint in America? It was in Boston. On June 10, 1652, John Hull, a silversmith, began issuing Pine Tree Shillings despite English Colonial Laws that forbid them.

When was the French and Indian War? There were actually 4 different French and Indian Wars altogether which lasted for about 70 years. King William's War (1689-1697); Queen Anne's War (1702-1713); King George's War (1744-1848) and the French and Indian War (1754-1763). The French and Indian War was known as the Seven Year's War in Europe.

What was the Townshend Act? The Townshend Act was passed in June of 1767 and put an import tax on tea, paper, paint and glass. The Colonists responded with another boycott. Up until then, like the English we liked our tea, but some people started drinking coffee smuggled in by the Dutch instead. Actually, Coffee didn't really become popular until the 1820's. As a result of the Boston Massacre, the Townshend Act was repealed except for the tax on tea.

Who was William Franklin? He was a Tory who stopped talking to his father, Benjamin Franklin who was a patriot. William Franklin was also a Tory father who stopped talking to his patriotic son.

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1817-1818 -- First Seminole Indian War: (Georgia and Florida) November 20, 1817, to October 31, 1818 It was during this war that Jackson took possession of the Spanish territory. The Indian town of Tallahassee was burned on March 31, 1818 and the town of Miccosukee was taken the next day More than 300 Indian homes were destroyed. 23 FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS From the Files of the YVGS Library These records were apparently published in the YVGS Bulletin over 40 years ago. We think they merit a second look

MARSHALL - BLAGDEN BIBLE June Louise Wherry Hazzard submitted this Bible Record. This Bible was purchased just before 1883

Howard J. Marshall and Mabel S. Blagden , both of Goldendale, Washington were married September 3, 1883 in Goldendale by W. R. Dunbar , MG. Witnesses were Lou Saylor and Clare Reinhart .

Births Deaths

Chas. N. Marshall Oct 27, 1831 Oct 7, 1865 Douglas Co. OR Nancy Jane Colvin Dec 17, 1829 Aug 30, 1916 Goldendale WA Mary P. Marshall Dec 2 1854 Mrs. Mary Hall -Rankin Louise M. Marshall Sep 20 1856 Jan 15, 1892 Goldendale WA Howard J. Marshall Sep 20, 1858 1937 Goldendale WA Corning, Adams Co. IA Chas E. Marshall Jan 6 18861 May 16, 1905 Goldendale WA Adams Co. IA John J. Marshall Jun 14, 1864 Feb 16, 1898 Goldendale WA Adah A. Marshall Nov 3, 1884 1957 Yakima WA Goldendale WA Warren H. Marshall May 16 1887 Sep 21 Clark Co. WA buried Portland OR The Dalles OR Louise Marshall Oct 30 1896 Louise Deichler Jun 7, 1975 Yakima WA Mabel June Louise Wherry Jul 2 1913 Mrs. Eddy Hazard , living Yakima WA Philip Carwell Feb 11, 1830 Mar 9, 1896 Goldendale WA Mabel S. Marshall Jun 26, 1862 Jun 21, 1913

Marriages

Chas M. Marshall to Nancy Jane Colvin Nov 3, 1853 Mary P. Marshall to Langley Hall Sep 21, 1872 Louise M. Marshall to Peter McGregor Oct 20, 1874 Chas E. Marshall to Callie E. Ingersoll 1884 John J. Marshall to Emma Whitmer Feb 11, 1886 Adah A. Marshall to Jesse Ivan Wherry Nov 25, 1908 Warren H. Marshall to Lillian Fellows Dec 31, 1912 Warren H. Marshall to Gladys A. Cunningham Jun 1 Louise Marshall to Vern L. Melosh Jan 12, 1917

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Mabel Susan Blagden born 1862 Genoa, Dekalb Co IL; died Jun 21, 1913 Goldendale WA; dau of Warren and Lydia Tupper Blagden , who are buried in Goldendale WA

Chas May Wherry born 1853 Marshalltown IA; died 1926; buried Cleveland WA son of Wyatt A. Wherry & Roenna Josephine Hill (born Mar 22, 1829 Shelby TN)

Jessie Ivan Wherry born Astoria OR Mar 2, 1881; died Jun 18, 1962 Yakima WA; son of Chas and Roenna Hill Wherry

Chas May Wherry married Nancy Miller Jan 27, 1879 Salem OR; Nancy Miller born Mar 18, 1859 Scio OR; died Feb 6, 1911 Dot WA; buried Cleveland WA dau of Rev. Saml Thos Miller and Mary Eliz Gibbens

The following is transcribed from a photocopy of Bible pages contributed by Jack Lines Inscription reads: To Mother From Naomi & Clarence Dec 25, 1925 Property of Sarah & family after mother's death 1929.

Family Record

Husband: Nathaniel Bristow born May 3 1849; Wife: Mary A. Bristow born Apr 18, 1855 in Burke , TN; Married: Mar 2, 1879

To this union were born the following children in Grassy Cove, Cumberland County, Tenn

Albert Boyd Bristow Jul 21, 1871 Charles Daniel Bristow Oct 14, 1893 Emma Ford Bristow Feb 20, 1876 Goodhue Davenport Bristow Jul 23, 1880 Baby Boy Mar 2, 1882 William Walker Bristow Jun 27, 1883 Evaline E. Bristow Jun 24, 1885 Samuel Jones Bristow Jun 1, 1887 Benjamin Harrison Bristow Feb 10, 1889 Dora A. Bristow May 27, 1891 Leonedus Sorrel Bristow Jul 16, 1893 Naomi Katherine Bristow Sep 27, 1896 Homer Brown Bristow Nov 19, 1898 Sarah Belle Bristow Dec 30, 1899

Marriages

Brown H. Bristow and Julia Mae Whittaker Feb 4, 1921 Jake Lamon and Emma F. Bristow Jan 2, 1903

25 Charles D. Bristow and Louisa Huston May 8, 1904 Goodhue D. Bristow and Maude S. Wallace Nov 6, 1906 Albert Boyd Bristow and Gertrude Beaumont Apr 10, 1899 William W. Bristow and Gerrude Powell Ben H. Bristow and Ada Miller Leon S. Bristow and Mattie L. Spencer Nov 4, 1915 Naomi K. Bristow and W. Clarence Adams May 13, 1917 S. J. Bristow and Rose Fox Sep 18, 1918 Sarah Belle Bristow and Chester V. Hobson Oct 9, 1921

Deaths

Nathaniel Bristow died Sep 15, 1914; 65 years old Evaline E. Bristow died Aug 22, 1886 Dora A. Bristow died Oct 9, 1893 Baby Boy died 1882 Samuel Jones Bristow died Sep 1919 Mary A. Bristow died May 27, 1929; Buried in Buhl Cemetery; Buhl, ID

Chester Hobson born Dec 4, 1899; Sarah Hobson born Dec 30, 1899; Married Oct 9, 1921

Eugene Hobson born Jul 16, 1922 Dale Hobson born Jun 30 1924 Max LaVaughn born Jan 27, 1928; Died Jun 1 1929 Baby born Oct 11, 1929; Died Oct 12, 1929 Donald Glen born Apr 16, 1934

Dawn's News and Notes Ellensburg, Washington

-- Passed Away. The funeral of Mrs. Orilla L. Graves will occur at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the residence, 3 rd avenue and Stevens Str., Rev. J. M. Allen officiating. Mrs. Graves' maiden name was Orilla Landon Berry . She was born at West Alburgh, Vt., Dec. 27, 1822. Her father was Dr. Jonathan Berry , whose ancestry were with the earliest settlers in Conn. Her mother was Ann Hyde , whose family settled near Woodstock, Conn., soon after the execution of Charles I. and were descendants of the younger brother of Lord Clarendon. Dr. Berry , who served with distinction in the Lake navy, died when the subject of this brief sketch was a little girl. She was educated at the seminary of Burlington, Vt., came to Illinois while a young woman as teacher. In 1854 she married John J. Graves , two years her senior, who survives her. They resided in Hancock county, Ill., on their homestead farm until 1881, when they came to Spokane to be near their children. Besides her husband four sons survive her. These are Frank H., Jay P, Carroll B, and Will G. Graves . The two first named are attorneys at law in Spokane. Carroll is Judge of the Superior Court in Kittitas county and Will is a practitioner at Ellensburg. All are here to attend the funeral with the exception of Carroll, who is ill and unable to come – Spokesman Review Jan. 12 th 1894 The Dawn, January 19, 1895 26 YVGS Bulletin Index – Volume 48; #1; March 2016

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