During the winter of 1848 gold was discovered in California. The stream of travelers that had previously chosen the Oregon country for their destination now turned their wagons toward California. Consequently, the emigrants to Oregon in 1848 was a comparatively small one. It is estimated that there were less than a thousand new arrivals.
*1: Capt. Charles Miller party
*2: Capt. Bolivar Walker. Departed from Peters Creek, MO May 5 and reached Oregon City, Oct. 1, 1848. Many of the members of this train settled near Silverton in Marion County.
*3: Joseph Watts returning to OR in 1848 with a herd of approximately 300 sheep; 13 wagons in party; in traveling the Blues and on towards the South Platte joined with the Walker company for protection against Indians
NOTE: All women are listed by their maiden names, if known, EVEN if they were married at the time of emigration. Anyone wishing to be listed as a researcher for one of these families is welcome to contact me at the address at the bottom of this page. All additions and corrections are welcome. This is an ongoing project and I acknowledge that there may be individuals missing.
*2: ADAMS, Frances ( - ): m'd ADAMS, William
*2: ADAMS, Helen (1848- ):
*2: ADAMS, Inez Eugenia (1846- ):
*2: ADAMS, W. L. Dr. ( - ):
*2: ADAMS, William ( - ): m'd , Frances
ALDERMAN, Julia Ann ( - ): m'd 1829 MILLER, Joseph
ALLSOP, James P. C. ( - ):
ANDERSON, Louisa ( - ): m'd MCKINNEY, Stephen
ANDERSON,
William Reese (1822- ): m'd 1851 STURGESS, Sarah Jane; s/o Jacob and Lucretia
(Killinger) Anderson; third of a family of eleven children; became an employee
of the US Government in 1848 and by the end of the year had crossed the plains
to Oregon; located first at Portland and in 1855 moved to Clark County, WA where
he settled near Hazel Dell and was instrumental in establishing the area; father
of 14 children (Frank, Charles H., William R. Jr., Marilia; Edward B., Estella
F., Lucretia V., George W., Fannie E., Asa, Minnie J., Nina, Katie A. and Robert
E.) [photo contributed by Suze Hammond]
*1: ANDERSON, William Wright: driver for the Charles Miller family; later went on to CA
APLIN, George Chiffman (1824-1889): m'd WAGNER, Marie
*3: ARMPRIEST, Mr.: had a family and one wagon
ARMSTRONG, William ( - ):
AVERY, James Thomas (1843-1867): s/o Benjamin and Lucretia (Ellis) Avery
AVERY, Mary Priscilla (1835-1894): m1. 1849 HUNTLEY, Carsena A. (div 1858); m2. 1861 SAWTELLE, Cheston M.; d/o Benjamin and Lucretia (Ellis) Avery
AVERY, Thomas W. (1833-1867): s/o Benjamin and Lucretia (Ellis) Avery
AVERY, William C. (1837-1875): s/o Benjamin and Lucretia (Ellis) Avery
BACON, Eli G. ( -1896):
BAIRD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BAIRD, Benjamin: father of 16 children; was attacked by a grizzly
bear while out hunting. The bear bit off one of his arms, clawed
off one side of his face and bit a hole in his chest and side. He
made his way to a miner's cabin where he died in a few hours *1
BAIRD, Mary ( - ):
BAKER, Dorsey S. Dr. (1823-1888):
m1. TIBBETTS, Caroline; m2. ; m3. MILLICAN, Elizabeth; was
doctor for the train he was in; moved to Umpqua Valley where Dorsey founded
the town of Oakland in Douglas Co; moved in 1859 to Walla Walla, WA [photo contributed
by Richard Reynolds]
BALL, Isaac (1812- ): m'd 1838 HOWLAND, Abigail
BARNES
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BARNES, Caleb (1818- ):
BARNES, George A. (1821-1912): m1. 1842 KENDLE, Mary A. ; m2. 1897 BETHEL, Eliza S. Mrs. ; m3. 1906 PRIDHAM, Grace S.; s/o Nelson Barnes; father was a contractor working on the Erie Canal; at age 13 George became a clerk apprentice in a general merchandise store; 1837 moved with family to IN; worked as a clerk for a time in IN and then became associated with the fur company of Ewing Chute & Co; 1842 married first wife; 1848 emigrated with his wife to OR where he wintered before going to CA in the spring of 1849; in Nov 1849 took passage and returned to IN where he outfitted wagons and headed west a second time bringing with him all of his father's family; arrived in Portland in August 1850 and proceeded to open a general store; Feb 1852 moved to Olympia, WA where he again opened a store, started the first bank at Puget Sound and became mayor of Olympia; remained in that area remainder of life; was active in civic affairs; had no children
BASKETT, George Johnston (1818-1883): m'd 1850 BRISTOW, Catherine Sims
BAUER, Andreas [Andrew] (1810-1884): m'd , Theresa
BAUER, Child #1 ( - ):
BAUER, Theresa (1810-1869): m'd BAUER, Andreas
BAYLEY, Thomas Hart ( - ):
BELKNAP, Corrington G. (1830- ):
BELKNAP, George (1817- ): m'd 1847 PENTON, Keturah
BELKNAP, Jesse (1792-1881): m'd 1812 GARLINGHOUSE, Jane
BELKNAP, Jesse Walker (1844-1871):
BELKNAP, Lorenzo (1848-1926):
BENNETT, Levi (1834- ): m'd STEPHENS, Mary M.
BENSON, Charles (1815-1902): m'd 1849 RUDOLPH, Catherine Elizabeth
BETHERS, George W. ( - ):
BILES, John D. (1830- ):
BLACK, Sarah (1804- ): m'd 1836 TUCKER, Samuel
*2: BLACKERBY, Joseph Monroe Dr. (1806-1878): m'd 1834 COFFEY, Cassandra
*2: BLACKERBY, Sidney G. ( - ): m'd WILCOX, Margaret
*3: BLAIN, Leighton E. (1842 - ): m'd 1865 MILLER, Mary; s/o Wilson and Elizabeth Blain
*3: BLAIN, Mary (1844- ): m'd 1862 MARKS, James M.; d/o Wilson and Elizabeth Blain
*3: BLAIN, Robert (1848- ): s/o Wilson and Elizabeth (Wilson) Blain; ordained as minister in 1838 and came to Oregon as a missionary in 1848 for the Associated Reformed Church of the Presbyterian faith; settled first at Linn City; active in public affairs, 1849-1850 was territorial printer; member of first territorial legislature; founder of Union Point
*3: BLAIN, Wilson (1813 -1861): m'd WILSON, Elizabeth
BOONE, George Luther (1826- ): m'd 1852 [], Mournew Ann; s/o Alphonso Boone; in 1845 he was with fur company stationed at a traders post, Fort Pueblo, at the head of the Arkansas River; spent the next several years in Mexico, Texas, and CA; settled in Benton Co; sold claim in 1865; MSS #1508 5pp
BOWERS, Benton ( - ):
BOWMAN, Amanda ( - ): m'd HEMBREE, Houston
*2: BOWMAN, William:
BRADSHAW, Joseph ( - ):
BRAGG, Martha ( -1865): m'd WINKLE, Isaac
BRANDON, Ruth Jane (1820-1899): m'd 1843 SHELLEY, Harrison
BRANSON, Benjamin Burden (1830- ): m'd 1854 , Eliza E.
BRANSON, William (1791- ): m'd , Martha
BREYMAN, Werner ( - ): m'd WATT, Isabella
BRISTOW FAMILY RESEARCHER: Bristow-Gabbert Family Page
*2: BRISTOW, Abel King (1819- ): m'd 1843 [], Almira K.; s/o Elijah and Susan (Gabbert) Bristow; settled Lane Co; father emigrated to CA in 1845; 1846 to Oregon
*2: BRISTOW, Almira K. ( - ): m'd 1843 BRISTOW, Abel King
*2: BRISTOW, Catherine Sims (1828- ): m'd 1852 BASKETT, George J.; d/o Elijah and Susan (Gabbert) Bristow
*2: BRISTOW, Elijah L. (1832- ): s/o Elijah and Susan (Gabbert) Bristow
*2: BRISTOW, Elizabeth ( -1877): m'd HENDRICKS, James
*2: BRISTOW, Polly (1820- ): m'd 1839 CALLISON, Robert
*2: BRISTOW, William Wilshire (1826-1874): m'd 1850 COFFEY, Elizabeth; s/o Elijah and Susan (Gabbert) Bristow; settled Lane Co
BROWN, Damask Constance (1846-1919): m'd 1864 LEMLEY, Horatio G. P.
BROWN, John (1806-1872): m'd 1831 RICHARDSON, Nancy
BROWN, Lucy (1836-1904): m'd 1858 HAYES, Richard Burke
BROWN, Mary (1805-1851): m'd 1827 HOUSTON, Robert; settled with family in Linn Co; buried in Houston Cemetery aka East Albany Cemetery
BROWN, Melburn C. (1840-1905): m'd 1863 EDY, Mickey Ann
BROWN, Polly Ann (1838-1891): m'd NIXON, William
BROWN, Sarah (1832-1896): m'd 1850 JENKINS, Stephen Rev.
BROWN, Simpson (1834-1872): m'd 1855 CHILDERS, Victoria
BROWN, Sophia (1844-1892): m'd 1862 HAYES, James A.
BURBANK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BURBANK, Aaron (1811- ): m'd 1846 LASKEY, Susan/Sabrina;
s/o Thomas and Elizabeth (Lucas) Burbank
BURBANK, Asa (1818- ): m'd 1843 [], Emily; s/o Thomas and Elizabeth (Lucas) Burbank
BURBANK, Thomas L. (1816-1868): m'd 1843 DAVIS, Sarah J.
BURBANK, Thomas L. Sr. (1786 - ): m1. 1806 LUCAS, Elizabeth; m2. 1854 TUPPER, Susan
BURNS, Aumers ( - ):
BURNS, Catherine ( - ):
BURNS, Daniel ( - ):
BURNS, David ( - ):
BURNS, James ( - ):
BURNS, Jane ( - ):
BURNS, John ( - ):
BURNS, John (1833- ): m'd 1853 , Susan
BURNS, Margaret ( - ):
BURNS, Rachel Meritts ( - ): m'd SMITH, Benjamin
BURNS, Robert ( - ):
BURNS, Sophia ( - ):
BURNS, William (1800- ): m'd 1827 FORD, Rachel
BURNS, William ( - ):
BURROWS, Rufus (1834- ):
BUSHELL, Estella (1818- ): m'd 1844 KELLOGG, Joseph
CALLISON, Josiah T. ( - ):
CALLISON, Lucetta ( - ): m'd BAUGHMAN, W. H.
CALLISON, Robert (1818- ): m'd 1839 BRISTOW, Mary Ann "Polly"
CANNON, Lewis W. (1826- ): m'd 1845 , Mary
CATLIN, John Judge ( - ):
*3: CHAMBERLAIN, Aaron: m'd 1844 CHEADLE, Adeline M.; believed to have originally emigranted in 1844
*2: CHAPMAN, Caleb P. (1810- ): m'd 1842 SMITH, Elizabeth
CHEADLE
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CHEADLE, Adeline (1825- ): m'd 1843 CHAMBERLAIN, Aaron; d/o Richmond
and Mary (Keyes) Cheadle
CHEADLE, Richard (1830- ):
m'd 1851 LEE, Louisa Lodema.; s/o Richmond and Mary (Keyes) Cheadle; settled donation land claim in Linn Co
CHEADLE, Sarah Elizabeth (1828- ): m'd 1848 THOMPSON, Lewis Rev.; d/o Richmond and Mary (Keyes) Cheadle
*2: CLARK, Thomas ( - ):
CLAYTON, Maria Willis (1804-1863): m'd GRIFFITH, Chisholm
*2: CLEAVER, Benjamin (1803-1892): m'd 1824 TOMPKINS, Rachel; MSS #1508 22pp
*2: CLEAVER, Delilah Ann (1831-1892): m'd 1848 EASTHAM, William
*2: CLEAVER, Maria Jane (1825- ): m'd 1844 FARROW, Stephen
CLINE, Jemima ( -1857): m'd 1818 CLINE, Peter D.
CLINE, Peter D. (1797-1860): m'd 1818 , Jemima
CLOVINGER, David Andrew ( - ): m'd , Susan Rebecca
CLOVINGER, Susan Rebecca ( - ): m'd 1845 CLOVINGER, David Andrew
CODDINGTON, Mary A. (1806-1892): m'd 1832 MILLER, Christian
*2: COFFEY, Cassandra (1811-1885): m'd 1834 BLACKERBY, Joseph Monroe
*2: COFFEY, Catherine Jane (1822-1850): m'd 1844 PORTER, Stephen
*2: COFFEY, Denton D. (1832-1851):
*2: COFFEY, Germain I. (1827-1874): m'd 1856 SMITH, Margaret
*2: COFFEY, Martha "Patsy" (1813-1903): m'd 1849 PORTER, William
*2: COFFEY, Nebuzardan (1791-1867): m'd 1810 EASLEY, Elizabeth
*2: COFFEY, Sarah (1820-1848): m'd 1840 PORTER, William M.
CONNER, Mary ( - ): m'd METZKER, John
CONSER, Jacob (1819-1893): m'd GUNSAULES, Nancy
CONSER, Manuel Gunsaules (1839- ): m'd HUNSAKER, Ellen
CONSER, Phoebe Catherine (1845- ): m'd WATSON, A. J. S.
CORCORAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CORCORAN,
Thomas: cut off for CA; traveled with Cornwalls and Kelloggs part of the way
CORNWALL, Pierre Barlow ( - ):
COSTELLO, James (1839-1855): m'd COSGROVE, Mary
COUCH, Reuben (1830- ): m'd 1854 , Sophia F.
COX FAMILY RESEARCHER:
COX, Benjamin ( - ):
COX, Harriet (1824-1862): m'd COX, Samuel Stanfield
COX, John ( - ):
COX, Julatha Ann ( - ):
COX, Mary C. ( - ):
COX, Samuel Stanfield (1819-1900): m'd 1842 COX, Harriet
COX, Solomon ( - ):
COX, William N. ( - ):
CRAIN, Mariah Maldon ( - ): m'd KELLY, Clinton Rev.
CROOKS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CROOKS, Aaron Harlan (1837- ): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks
CROOKS, Abraham Warford (1844- ): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks
CROOKS, Barton William (1834- ): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks
CROOKS, James Andrew (1835-1839): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks; died prior to emigration
CROOKS, John Thomas (1841- ): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks
CROOKS, John Turley (1807-1896): m'd 1813 EVERMAN, Demercy; s/o James Crooks
CROOKS, Joseph Henry (1843- ): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks
CROOKS, Mary Jane (1848- ): d/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks; born shortly after arrival
CROOKS, Richard Harrison (1837- ): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks
CROOKS, Samuel Thomas (1846- ): s/o John and Demercy (Everman) Crooks
CUSHMAN, Daniel (1818- ): m'd 1851 , Ottilea
DAVIS, John T. (1830- ): m'd 1851 CARMACK, Odessa
DEHART, Diana ( - ): m'd ROBERTS, Henry
DEHAVEN, Anderson (1821- ): m'd 1845 , Polly
DEHAVEN, Polly ( - ): m'd 1845 DEHAVEN, Anderson
*2: DICKENS, J. Ella (1837- ):
*2: DICKENS, Jehu (1826- ):
*2: DICKENS, Jeremiah (1823- ): m'd 1847 , Leah Parmelia
*2: DICKENS, Jesse (1832- ):
*2: DICKENS, John (1826- ): m'd 1853 , Susanna
*2: DICKENS, Jordan (1834- ):
*2: DICKENS, Joshua (1828- ):
*2: DICKENS, Julia Ann "Annie" (1830-1910): m'd PATTON, William Thomas
*2: DICKENS, Reuben Rev. (1797-1878): m'd 1822 PHILLIPS, Nancy
DONACA, Catherine L. (1842- ): m'd 1859 HUTTON, Benjamin
DONACA, Charles H. (1840-1924): m'd 1864 COY, Nancy Mildred
DONACA, Thomas (1818-1852): m'd 1839 RUDOLPH, Hester
EASLEY, Elizabeth (1791-1880): m'd COFFEY, Nebuzardan
*2: EASTHAM, William French (1823-1901): m'd 1848 CLEAVER, Delilah Ann
EBEE, Col.? ( - ):
ELDER, Joshua (1820-1891):
ELLIS, Lucretia (1806-1887) m1. AVERY, Benjamin Green; m2. 1846 STIPP, John
EMRICK/EMERICK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
EMERICK, Christian: m'd [], Mary Catherine
EMERICK, Solomon: emigrant of 1843; returned east and emigrated again with Watt party in 1848
EMERY, James (1823- ):
FAILING, Helen Marie ( - ):
FAILING, William ( - ):
*2: FARROW, Stephen French (1815-1885): m'd 1844 CLEAVER, Maria Jane
*2: FARROW, Virginia (1848-1863): m'd NEVER MARRIED,
FERGUSON, Mary ( - ): m'd WALKER,
FIELDS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FIELDS, Ambrose (1792-1872): m'd NOWER, Ann; family emigrated
in 1852; no indication whether Ambrose returned east to accompany
them
FISHER, Mary ( - ): m'd PETREE, John
FORD, Rachel ( - ): m'd 1827 BURNS, William
FORSYTHE, James B. ( - ): m'd WATSON, Margaret
*2: FULLER, James M. (1831- ):
*2: FULLER, John M.:
FULLER, Nahyr ( - ):
GABBERT, Susan ( - ): m'd 1811 BRISTOW, Elijah
GARLINGHOUSE, Jane ( - ): m'd BELKNAP, Jesse
GARLINGHOUSE, Rachel (1806- ): m'd NEWTON, Abiathar
*2: GARRETT, John D. (1810-1880): m'd 1836 STARK, Eunice
*2: GARRETT, Martha A. E. (1848-1863):
GATES, Alonzo (1827-1872): m'd 1851 , Hanna Maria
GEARHART, Margaret ( - ): m'd 1836 GEARHART, Philip
GEARHART, Philip (1810- ): m'd 1836 , Margaret
GEER, Elizabeth ( - ):
GEER, Mr. ( - ):
GIBSON, Jane Lucinda ( - ): m'd HISE, John B.
GOODELL, Warren N. (1809- ): m'd bef 1855 Harriet WINGFIELD (1822- ) who arrived in 1843
GRAHAM, George (1810- ): m'd 1848 , Silome
*3: GREENWOOD, Eliza (1835- ): m'd SMITH, Harvey
*3: GREENWOOD, John W. (1838- ): m'd , Mary E.
*3: GREENWOOD, Mary ( - ): m'd CLINE, Lewis
*3: GREENWOOD, Olive A. (1843-1911): m'd 1865 NEWSOM, John William
*3: GREENWOOD, William (1806-1869): m'd 1828 , Elizabeth Jane
*3: GREENWOOD, William (1838- ):
GRIFFIN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GRIFFIN, Burrel Bell (1808-1881): m'd 1829 THROCKMORTON, Sarah "Sally"
(1808-1885);
Burrel Griffin & Sally
Throckmorton had a son, Amos Campbell, born & died in 1836 in Macon County,
MO. Three children born after their arrival in Oregon: (Lafayette Monroe Griffin, b.
1849, d. 1915 m. twice -- Sarah E Rash b/4 1876 & Jennie Alvira Bown
1886. Sarah b. about 1856, d. 1882, Jennie b. 1861, d. 1941; Josephine Griffin, b.1851, d.
1926, m. James L Wilson 1889. James Wilson b.1856, d. 1922;
and John Bell Griffin b.1853, d.
1939, m. Bernetta "Nettie" Naylor 1878. Bernetta
b. 1858, d. 1936.
GRIFFIN, Burrel Willis (1840-1905): m'd PARRISH,
Abbie (1853-1875); Burrel Willis Griffin &
Abbie Parrish were married in 1869. After her death he married Margaret
Ann Courtney in 1876. Margaret b. 1859, d. 1942
GRIFFIN, James Taylor (1846-1927): James Taylor Griffin drove
stage out of Boise, Idaho and never married.
GRIFFIN, Jeanette Ann (1844-1924): m'd 1863
REDPATH, David (1825-1873); Jeanette Ann Griffin (after
the death of David Redpath) married John B Montgomery in 1878. John b.
1831, d. 1910. John was a stage coach driver between Medford &
Portland, and is the subject of a story about the "biggest stage coach
robbery in history", published in 1955.
GRIFFIN, Joseph Franklin (1831-1906): m'd 1865
HOWARD, Elizabeth Boyd (1840-1911); Joseph Griffin became an
influential land owner in the Wood River Valley of Idaho, and served one term
in the Idaho Territorial Legislature.
GRIFFIN, Louisa Meyers (1833-1918): m'd 1856
HAILEY, John (1835-1921); Louisa's husband, John
Hailey, also fought the Indians in Jackson County, this time in 1855 and
1856. He was very prominent in the early history of Idaho, having owned
and operated several large stage and pack trains that served eastern Idaho
& Oregon. Among other accomplishments, he represented the Idaho
Territory in Congress 1873 - 1875 and again in 1885 - 1887, and was warden of
the Idaho State Prison 1899 - 1901.
GRIFFIN, Sally Wesley (1842- ): m'd 1859 ARMSTRONG, John W. (1833- )
GRIFFIN, William Marion (1830-1901): m'd 1857 HAMLIN, Mary Ann (1841-1932)
GUNSAULES, Nancy (1822-1879): m'd CONSER, Jacob
GUTHRIE, Mr. ( -1848):
HAGEY, Andrew J. (1800-1851): m'd GRIMES, Catherine
HAGEY, Peter H. (1829- ):
*2: HALE, Calvin T.: drove wagon
for Bristow family, after arrival went to CA with William Bristow, later returned
to IL where he was
married; returned to Oregon in 1852 of Capt. of a train
including family and friends
HAMLIN, Nathaniel (1809- ): m'd 1829 , Nancy Ann
HANNA, Stewart (1798- ): m'd 1842 , Mary Jane
HATHAWAY, Daniel ( - ):
HATHAWAY, Sylvester ( - ): m'd KELLOGG, Charlotte
HAWLEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HAWLEY, David ( - ):
HAWLEY, Henry Chatman ( - ): m'd BELKNAP, Keziah
HAWLEY, Sewell ( -1896):
HAYTER, Mary ( - ): m'd WHITEAKER, Benjamin
HAZLETON, Mary J. ( -1866): m'd 1861 HENDRICKS, Thomas G.
HENDRICKS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HENDRICKS, Albert M. ( - ):
HENDRICKS, Benjamin F. ( - ):
*2: HENDRICKS, Caswell: m'd
DAVIS, Hannah Ann; settled Lane Co.;
[photo contributed by Andrea Adrian
Healy; also see Hendricks Ferry in Photo Gallery]
HENDRICKS, Columbus C. ( - ):
HENDRICKS, Elijah B. ( - ):
HENDRICKS, James ( -1876): m'd BRISTOW, Elizabeth
HENDRICKS, James M. ( - ):
HENDRICKS, Lafayette ( - ):
HENDRICKS, Olive E. ( - ): m'd CLOSE, F. P.
HENDRICKS, Sarah A. ( - ): m'd SKAGGS, J. W.
HENDRICKS, Susan J. ( - ): m'd WINTER, John A.
HENDRICKS, Thomas G. ( - ): m'd 1861 HAZLETON, Mary J.
*2: HENDRICKS, William: settled in Lane Co.
HENDRICKSON, John: m'd BURROUGHS, Margaret
HENDRICKSON, Lemuel (1827- ): m'd 1853 DOANE, Sarah Ann; s/o John and Margaret (Burroughs) Hendrickson; settled in Multnomah Co on what was then Swan Island until his home burned in 1858; by 1873 they were living in Washington Territory; by 1880 they were back in Multnomah county living on Sauvie's Island; in 1885 they were again found in Cowlitz Co, Washington Territory; when some of their children moved to Idaho they followed, both Lemuel and Sarah are buried in Lewiston, ID.
HILL, Isaac Capt. ( - ): m'd LANE, Elizabeth
HINES, Thomas M. (1819- ): m'd 1842 , Mary
HINTON, Clayton Burke ( - ):
HISE, John B. ( - ): m'd GIBSON, Jane Lucinda
HITCHCOCK, Rufus ( - ):
HOLCOMB, A. ( - ):
*3: HOLDRIDGE, Mr.: had a family and one wagon; was a member of the Peoria Brass Band, had brought his instrument with him and frequently played for the enjoyment of the train
*2: HOLMES, Horatio N. V. (1811- ): m'd 1837 , Nancy
*2: HOLMES, Nancy ( - ): m'd 1837 HOLMES, Horatio N. V.
HOOKER, Cyrus A. ( - ):
HOOKER, Ira A. (1781- ): m'd 1807 , Sarah
HOOKER, Permenus P. (1816- ): m'd 1847 , Charlotte Jane
HOUSTON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HOUSTON, James Brown (1834-1904):
m'd 1866 BROWN, Caroline Carena; s/o Robert and Mary (Brown) Houston;
member of First Mounted Oregon Volunteers in 1855 and 1856 Yakima
Indian Wars; after death of his wife he moved to Council, ID where he died and
is buried
HOUSTON, Melissa (1838- ): m'd 1860 CUNNINGHAM, H.A.; d/o Robert and Mary (Brown) Houston
HOUSTON, Milton (1830-1887): m'd 1859 NICKERSON, Valinda; s/o Robert and Mary (Brown) Houston
HOUSTON, Newton (1828-1904): m'd 1854 PARRISH, Louisa; s/o Robert and Mary (Brown) Houston
HOUSTON, Robert (1793-1876): m'd 1827 BROWN, Mary; the family crossed the Barlow Road and continued on to settle in Linn Co; Robert served as Justice of the Peace in both OH and OR; was also a school board member for years
HOUSTON, Robert Jr. (1844-1851): s/o Robert and Mary (Brown) Houston; buried in Houston Cemetery, Albany, OR
HOUSTON, Thomas Benton (1842-1901): m'd 1874 KINZER, Armilda; s/o Robert and Mary (Brown) Houston; died in Council, Washington Co, ID
HOWLAND, Abigail ( - ): m'd BALL, Isaac
HUNSAKER, Daniel ( - ):
HUNSAKER, Harrison King (1838-1917): m'd 1806 JONES, Susannah
HYDE, Aaron J. (1820-1857): m'd 1849 , Rachel
IRVIN, George ( - ):
*3: JACKSON, Andrew: three brothers from IL joined train
*3: JACKSON,Benjamin: three brothers from IL joined train
*3: JACKSON, George: three brothers from IL joined train
JACKSON, Ulysses (1824- ): m'd 1851 , Lucinda
JEFFERSON, Delos (1824- ): m'd APPERSON, Matilda
JESSEE, David M. (1822- ): m'd 1850 , Sarah Jane
JOHNSON, Elizabeth Amanda (1805-1886): m'd 1823 TRULLINGER, Daniel; d/o Archibald Johnson; mother of 10 children; died at Roseburg, Douglas Co
JOHNSON, John Charles (1842- ): m'd 1864 GUNSAULES, Violetta
JONES, Lewis W. (1812-1885): m'd 1836 MCALPIN, Mary Ann
KEES, Owen (1832- ):
KELLOGG, Charles H. (1846- ):
KELLOGG, Charlotte ( - ): m'd HATHAWAY,
KELLOGG, Edward ( - ):
KELLOGG, Elijah ( - ):
KELLOGG, George ( - ):
KELLOGG, Jason (1832- ):
KELLOGG, Joseph Capt. (1812-1903): m'd 1844 BUSHNELL, Elizabeth; originally emigrant of 1845
KELLOGG, Orrin (1845- ):
KELLOGG, Orrin (1790-1873): m'd 1811 MILLER, Margaret; carried the Charter for a Masonic Lodge in Oregon City from Fort Hall; the charter was originally in the possession of Pierre Cornwall but he decided to cut off for CA; originally emigrant of 1845, returned east in 1846 and brought out family and friends in 1848
KELLOGG, Phoebe ( - ):
KELLY, Archon (1832- ): m'd 1855 , Elizabeth
KELLY, Bengal ( - ):
KELLY, Calmet ( - ):
KELLY, Clinton Rev. (1808- ): m'd 1841 CRAIN, Mariah Maldon
KELLY, Hampton (1830- ): m'd 1853 , Margaret
KELLY, Laura Frances ( - ):
KELLY, Mary Ann ( - ):
KELLY, Mary Jane ( - ):
KELLY, Penumbar ( - ):
*2: KELLY, Plympton (1828- ): may have been with Walker party. arrived about the same time.
KELLY, Sarah Margaret (1843- ):
KELLY, Thomas ( - ):
KILBORN, Caroline ( - ):
KILBORN, William K. ( - ):
KILLIN, Benton ( - ):
KITRICH, Eliza (1848- ):
KITRICH, George ( - ): m'd , Maria
KITRICH, Maria ( - ): m'd KITRICH, George
LAMBERSON, Davis W. (1847- ):
LAMBERSON, Elizabeth (1842- ):
LAMBERSON, Henry C. (1844- ):
LAMBERSON, John Lee (1840- ):
LAMBERSON, Lucinda (1839- ):
LAMBERSON, Samuel (1831-1901): m'd 1853 ARMSTRONG, Mary Jane
LAMBERSON, Sarah ( -1852): m'd 1830 LAMBERSON, Timothy
LAMBERSON, Timothy (1835- ):
LAMBERSON, Timothy (1809-1891): m'd 1830 , Sarah
LANE, Elizabeth ( - ): m'd HILL, Isaac
LEMPFRIT, Honore Timothee ( - ):
LEVENS, Henry ( - ):
LEVENS, Isaac (1821-1892): m'd 1850 WHITEAKER, Eleanor S.
LEVENS, Thomas ( - ):
LEVENS, Zachariah ( - ):
LIONET, J. Rev. ( - ):
LOVE, Lewis Capt. ( - ):
LUCAS, Eliza Ann ( - ): m'd STARR, John Wesley Rev.
LYMAN, Horace (1815- ):
MANNING, Absalom Monroe ( - ): m'd , Clarissa Jimison
MANNING, Clarissa Jimison ( -1882): m'd MANNING, Absalom Monroe
MANNING, James David (1846- ): m'd DAVIS, Alice
MARTIN, Jacob (1812-1882): m'd PARKS, Evaline
MATHER, John Addison ( - ): m'd KYLE, Margaret; emigrated alone in 1848, returned east and emigrated again in 1854 with his family
MAY, Richard M. ( - ):
MAYS, Sena ( -1861): m'd SHELLEY, Michael
*2: MCALLISTER, Harden (1825-1915): m'd , Julia
MCCALLISTER, Mahala ( - ): m'd SMITH,
MCCOMBS, Mr. ( - ):
MCINTIRE, Joseph (1822-1857):
MCKINNEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCKINNEY, Francis Marion (1831-1854):
MCKINNEY, Mary Louisa ( -1848): d/o Stephen and Louisa (Anderson) McKinney; died and was buried on the Platte River on July 4, 1848
MCKINNEY, Sarah Ann ( - ):
MCKINNEY, Stephen (1796- ): m'd 1826 ANDERSON, Louisa; traveled in a party led by Joseph Watt
MCKINNEY, William Felix ( - ): went into CA for gold; went down to the Isthmus of Panama and then returned east to Missouri; emigrated to Oregon again in 1852
MEEKER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MEEKER, Isaac (1847-1910):
m1. 1878 HALE, Melvina; m2. 1900 GROSHONG, Mary Elizabeth;
s/o John and Melvina (Hale) Meeker
MEEKER, John D. (1822-1889): m'd 1844 MILLER, Lydia
MEEKER, Sarah Elizabeth (1845- ): d/o John and Melvina (Hale) Meeker
MENZIES, James (1820-1883): m'd 1849 MILLER, Parthena Elizabeth
*1: MILLER, Charles (1830- ): m'd 1854 VAUGHN, Nancy
MILLER, Chris (1830- ):
MILLER, Christian (1809-1874): m'd 1832 CODDINGTON, Mary A.
MILLER, Isaac Sr. (1806-1878): m'd 1827 CODDINGTON, Elizabeth
MILLER, Jacob L. (1822-1862): m'd 1845 , Nancy
MILLER, James Dailey Capt. ( - ):
MILLER, Joseph ( - ): m'd ALDERMAN, Julia Ann
MILLER, Lydia ( -1886): m'd 1823 MEEKER, John
MILLER, Margaret (1795-1858): m'd 1811 KELLOGG, Orrin
MILLER, Mart V. (1837- ): m'd 1860 CUNNINGHAM, Mary C.
MILLER, William (1817- ): m'd 1837 MCDONALD, Jane; returned east and emigrated again in 1850 with a party that included his mother-in-law, brother-in-law, David McDonald, and his brother, Malcolm Miller
MINKLER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MINKLER, Daniel S. (1812 -1853 ):
m'd 1837 PERRY, Clarissa
MINKLER, Sarah ( - ):
MOODY, Henry Clay (1827- ):
*2: MOORE, William S. (1829-1899): m'd 1854 MELDRUM, Margaret Octavia
MORRIS, Jesse (1815- ): m'd 1851 , Sarah Jane
NEALL, James ( - ):
NEFF, Marcus ( -1896):
NEWTON, Isaac H. (1832- ):
NEWTON, Norris P. (1830- ): m'd KNOTTS, Justina
NICKERSON, Esther (1845- ):
PARK, Azariah (1818-1898): m'd 1854 MOORE, Elizabeth Ann
PARKS, Evaline (1815-1903): m'd MARTIN, Jacob
PATTON, William Thomas (1828-1892): m'd DICKENS, Julia Ann
PENTON, Keturah (1820-1913):
m'd 1847 BELKNAP, George
[photo contributed by Jim Tompkins; for listing of those pictured in photo
go to the picture gallery]
PERRY, Clarissa ( - ):
m1. MINKLER, Daniel S. (1812-1853); m2. LESLEY, [ ]
PETREE, John ( - ): m'd FISHER, Mary
PETREE, William Franklin ( - ):
PHILLIPS, Nancy (1805-1879): m'd 1822 DICKENS, Reuben Rev
PORTER FAMILY RESEARCHER: William Porter 1848 Trail Diary William Porter Letter Home
*2: PORTER, Elizabeth N. (1843-1922):
m'd READ, Clifton K.
*2: PORTER, Isaac (1849- ): s/o William Grayson Porter
*2: PORTER, John (1823- ): m'd 1847 WINKLE, Mary
*2: PORTER, John H. (1845- ): m'd VANNUYS, Mary Ada
*2: PORTER, McCauley ( - ): m'd WINKLE, Martha
*2: PORTER, Sidney R. (1847-1927): m'd BROWNSON,
*2: PORTER, Stephen (1819- ): m'd GIBSON, Susan
*2: PORTER, William G. (1841- ): m'd LEWIS, Malinda E.
*2: PORTER, William G. (1820- ): m'd , Elizabeth
*2: PORTER, William M. (1812-1899): m'd 1840 COFFEY, Sarah
*2: PORTER, Willima Grayson ( - ):
PRATHER, ( - ):
PRESLEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PRESLEY, Almenia (1838-1860):
m'd 1856 VANLANDIGHAM, George;
d/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Anthony Wesley (1833-1918): m'd 1860 MARTIN, Rebecca Melissa s/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Barbara (1830-1866): m'd 1849 SMITH, Sidney; d/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, David (1803-1877): m'd 1827 WELTY, Mahala
PRESLEY, Elias (1837- ): m'd , Lucy; s/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Elizabeth (1844-1924): m'd RUDOLPH, Harvey S.; d/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Ellen (1842-1916): m'd SAVAGE, Morgan Lewis "Lute"; d/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Franklin (1835- ): m'd WISE, Hannah; s/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Mary "Polly" (1828-1898): m'd 1846 STEPHENS, Sanford; d/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Ransom (1841-1866): m'd 1865 BROWN, Carolina E.; s/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PRESLEY, Rhoda (1832-1866):
m'd 1850 SAVAGE, John;
d/o David and Mahala (Welty) Presley
PURVINE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
David Gips at dgips@capecod.net
*2: PURVINE, John (1800- ):
RICE, Street ( - ):
RICHARDSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
RICHARDSON, Gideon: m'd MORROW, Margaret Hutchinson;
s/o Daniel Richardson; buried in Richardson Cemetery, Lane Co, OR
RICHARDSON, Lucy B. (1823- ): m1. 1850 Martin T. BROWN; m2. 1854 Fendal SUTHERLIN Jr.; d/o Gideon Richardson; settled in Lane Co; moved to Douglas Co after second marriage
RICHARDSON, Sarah ( - ):
RIGGS, Ann ( - ): m'd GRIBBLE,
ROBERTS, Abraham H. (1826- ):
ROBERTS, Albert ( - ):
ROBERTS, Christopher ( - ):
ROBERTS, Erastus ( - ):
ROBERTS, Henry (1800- ): m'd HARRISON,
ROBERTS, Jacob ( - ):
ROBERTS, Phoebe ( - ): m'd LOUGHLIN, William
ROBERTS, Samuel (1837- ): m'd 1858 GRIFFIN, Sarah
ROBERTS, Vincent ( - ):
ROBERTS, William (1828- ): m'd 1852 , Sarah M.
ROOT, Riley ( - ):
RUDOLPH, Hester (1823-1848): m'd 1839 DONACA, Thomas
RUSSELL, William (1827- ): m'd 1851 , Eliza
SCHNEIDER, Henry ( - ):
SCOTT, Mary ( - ): m'd WATT, John; buried in Amity Cemetery, Yamhill Co, OR
SEROR, Joseph (1828- ): m'd 1854 , Mary Ann
*2: SHELLEY, Ellen E. ( - ): m'd SUMMERVILLE, John
*2: SHELLEY, Harrison (1821- ): m'd 1843 BRANDON, Ruth Jane
*2: SHELLEY, Henry ( -1861):
*2: SHELLEY, James Monroe (1843- ): m'd BAXTER, Lydia A.
*2: SHELLEY, Mary ( - ): m'd SITTON,
*2: SHELLEY, Michael ( -1894): m'd MAYS, Sena
*2: SHELLEY, Miss ( - ): m'd HUSTON, Walter
*2: SHELLEY, R. L. ( - ):
*2: SHELLEY, Ransom ( -1865):
*2: SHELLEY, Roswell ( - ):
*2: SHELLEY, Troy (1845- ):
SHIELDS, John ( -1848):
SLANI, John A. ( - ):
*3: SIMMONDS, Daniel:
SMITH, Austin E. ( - ):
*2: SMITH, Beuford (1806-1870): m'd 1831 , Elizabeth
SMITH, Charles ( - ):
SMITH, David H. ( - ): m'd 1851 ALLEN, Eveline
SMITH, Edward L. B. ( - ):
*2: SMITH, Elizabeth ( -1876): m'd 1831 SMITH, Beuford
SMITH, Francis Marion ( - ):
SMITH, Titus (1826-1902): m'd MCCLAIN, Elvira
SMITH, William R. ( - ):
SNYDER, Charles ( - ):
*2: STARK, Eunice ( - ): m'd 1836 GARRETT, John D.
STARR FAMILY RESEARCHER:
STARR, Albert ( - ):
STARR, Eliza Ann ( - ): m'd BURLINGAME,
STARR, James M. ( - ):
STARR, John W. Jr. ( - ):
STARR, John Wesley Rev. (1794-1868): m'd 1829 LUCAS, Eliza Ann
STARR, LeRoy Hamlin ( - ):
STARR, Matilda J. ( - ):
STARR, Milton Lee (1833- ):
STARR, Moses F. ( - ):
STARR, P. M. ( - ):
STARR, Precious (1832-1908): m1. 1848 CATON, Jesse H.; m2. SHED, Silas L.; d/o John and Eliza Ann (Lucas) Starr
STARR, S. C. ( - ):
STARR, Samuel Emery ( - ):
*1 STEPHENS, Adam ( - ):
*1 STEPHENS, Sanford (1823- ): m'd 1846 PRESLEY, Mary
*1 STEPHENS, William:
*2: STEWART, Hanna: (maybe with Walker party. arrived about the same time)
STIPP, Daniel L.(1834-021860
STIPP,Elizabeth (1841
STIPP, John (1806-1892): m1. [ ], Sarah; m2. 1846 Avery (ELLIS), Lucretia
STIPP, Sarah (1845
STONE, David ( - ):
TAITES, Elizabeth ( - ): m'd COX,
THROCKMORTON, Sarah "Sally" (1808-1885); m'd 1829 GRIFFIN, Burrel Bell
TRIMBLE, Benjamin (1836-1923: s/o Samuel and
Nancy (Willson) Trimble; bur Alsea Cemetery, Benton Co, OR
TRIMBLE, Charlotte (c1838- ): m'd TAYLOR, William C.
TRIMBLE, Ed (1842- ): s/o Samuel and Nancy (Willson) Trimble
TRIMBLE, Jasper: s /o Samuel and Nancy (Willson) Trimble
TRIMBLE, Lydia (1812- ): m'd DRUMM, Abner William
TRIMBLE, Mary Jane (1848- ): m'd EVANS, [ ], d/o Samuel and Nancy (Willson) Trimble
TRIMBLE, Robert ( -1846):
TRIMBLE, Samuel S.: m1. ; m2. 1854 MCMAHON, Hulda
TRULLINGER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
TRULLINGER, Amanda (1830- ): m'd 1849 WRIGHT, John;
d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TRULLINGER, Daniel (1801-1869): m'd 1823 JOHNSON, Elizabeth Amanda; part time minister for the Christian Church; farmer; went to CA gold fields in 1849 but returned home after short time
TRULLINGER, Daniel Perry (1840-1928): m'd 1873 WOOD, Emily; d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TRULLINGER, Eliza (1838-1915): m'd 1852 MATOON, Rene; d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TRULLINGER, Elizabeth (1836-1913): m'd 1856 MORGAN, Harbison Beaumont; d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TRULLINGER, Evangeline (1838- ): m'd 1854 LOWE, William; d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TRULLINGER, Gabriel (1824-1905): m'd 1851 GLOVER, Sarah E.; s/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger; cabinet maker; went to CA gold fields in 1849 where he stayed for 2 years
TRULLINGER, J. C. (1809- ):
TRULLINGER, John Corse (1828-1908): m'd 1853 BOYLE, Hannah; s/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger; went to CA gold fields in 1849 where he stayed for 2 years; reportedly brought back $18,000
TRULLINGER, Mary Jane (1833- ): m'd 1849 CUTTING, Andrew; d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TRULLINGER, Nathan H. (1826- ): m'd GRESHEN, Frances; s/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TRULLINGER, Sarah (1843- ): d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Trullinger
TUCKER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
[Editorial note: Samuel Tucker was the father of the following
children. It is not known at this time if they were all in the emigration of
1848.]
*2: TUCKER, Benjamin (1818- ): s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Eliza Ann (1827- ): d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Elizabeth (1806- ): d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Frances (1814- ): s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Jane (1812- ): d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Joseph (1845- ): m'd BALES, Elizabeth; s/o Samuel and Sarah (Black) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Julia Ann (1830- ): m'd 1846 LARKIN, James F.; d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Lucia/Lentia (1837-1914): m'd COX, Elias; d/o Samuel and Sarah (Black) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Mahala (1820- ): d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Martha (1839- ): d/o Samuel and Sarah (Black) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Mary (1822- ): d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Nathaniel (1808- ): s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Rebecca (1841- ): d/o Samuel and Sarah (Black) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Sallie Ann (1826- ): d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Samuel (1782-1867): m1. 1804 HARDESTY, Elizabeth; m2. 1836 BLACK, Sarah
*2: TUCKER, Samuel H. (1824- ): s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Susan (1804- ): d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, Thomas (1810- ): s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
*2: TUCKER, W. H. ( - ):
*2: TUCKER, Walter (1816- ): s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Hardesty) Tucker
VALENTINE, James (1801- ): m'd 1843 , Mary E.
*2: VANDERVERT, Jackson J. (1822- ): m'd 1853 CLARK, Grace
*1: VAUGHN, Nancy ( - ): m'd 1854 MILLER, Charles
VENNING FAMILY RESEARCHER:
VENNING, Mary Catherine ( -1848): m'd EMERICK, Christian;
died on Muddy fork of the Bear River on July 14, 1848
WALKER, Aaron Jay ( - ):
*2: WALKER, Bolivar Capt. ( - ):
WALKER, Mary Virginia (1844-1929): m'd 1864 PURVINE, Joshua L.; d/o Walter Walker; settled in Polk Co; buried Zena Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
*2: WALKER, W. H. ( - ):
WALKER, Walter M. (1814-1896): m'd 1843 , Jane
WAMBOUGH, M. N. ( - ):
WATSON, Margaret ( - ): m'd FORSYTHE, James B.
*3: WATT, Ahio S. (1824- ): m'd 1850 [ ], Mary Elizabeth
*3: WATT, Aurora (1843- ): d/o John and Mary (Scott) Watt
*3: WATT, Clamett (sp?)(1846- ): d/o John and Mary (Scott) Watt
*3: WATT, Elizabeth (1831- ): d/o John and Mary (Scott) Watt
*3: WATT, Isabelle (1833-1909): m'd BREYMAN, Werner; d/o John and Mary (Scott) Watt
*3: WATT, John ( - ): m'd SCOTT, Mary; veteran of War of 1812; buried in Amity Cemetery, Yamhill Co, OR
*3: WATT, Joseph: returning to Oregon with a herd of sheep
*3: WATT, Margaret ( - ):
*3: WATT, Missouri (1840- ): d/o John and Mary (Scott) Watt
*3: WATT, Roxanna (1836- ): d/o John and Mary (Scott) Watt
*3: WATT, Thomas C. ( - ):
*3: WATT, William ( - ):
WELCH, Samuel (1807- ): m'd 1847 , Lucy D.
WELLS
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WELLS, Justus (1816- ): enumerated in the 1850 Washington Co, OR Census, reportedly
bought a sawmill in Scappoose area and then returned to IA and brought his family
out in 1852; settled in Jackson Co but by 1870 is enumerated in the Crescent
City, CA census;
WELLS, W. ( - ):
*1 WELTY, Mahala (1810-1898): m'd 1827 PRESLEY, David
WHEELER, John ( - ): s/o Deland and Margaret (Court) Wheeler; two brothers came in 1847; John died near Grants Pass
WHITEAKER, Benjamin ( - ):
WHITEAKER, David J. (1824-1902):
WHITEAKER, Eleanor S. (1832- ): m'd 1850 LEVENS, Isaac
WHITEAKER, George W. ( - ):
WHITEAKER, James ( - ):
WHITEAKER, Maria ( - ):
WHITEAKER, Mary (1846-1864): m'd 1861 COLLINS, James L.
WHITEAKER, Mirah ( - ): m'd OGDEN,
WHITEAKER, Rachel ( - ): m'd MCGEE,
WHITEAKER, William H. (1826- ):
WILBUR, James H. Rev. ( - ):
WILCOX, Sanford E. (1827- ): m'd 1854 BUTTS, Mary Ann
WILLIAMS, Emily ( -1854): m'd 1832 WILLIAMS, Leonard
WILLIAMS, Leonard (1810- ): m'd 1832 , Emily
WINKLE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*1: WINKLE, Gillian A. ( - ):
m'd FISHER, G.
*1: WINKLE, Isaac (1802-1874): m'd BRAGG, Martha
*1: WINKLE, Martha ( - ): m'd PORTER, McCauley
*1: WINKLE, Mary ( - ): m'd PORTER, John
*1: WINKLE, Missouri ( - ): m'd BAKER, John
*1: WINKLE, Oscar ( - ):
*1: WINKLE, Wiley (1828-1922): m'd 1851 GRIMSLEY, Pamelia
WOODRUFF, Lyman ( - ):
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