I am starting to update information on this list and will be adding a commentary on the 1852 emigration in the future.

If you have a family that came in 1852 and wish to submit the information I can be contacted at the email address at the bottom of this page.

*1) Capt. Alvin Clark

*2) Akin, Richey, Ingram, Booth journey has been documented and compiled by Mike Booth at mikeboo@clatskanie.com

*3) Capt John Metzker, originally an emigrant of 1848 returned east and led a party of family and friends to OR in 1852. There were 22 wagons in the group.

*4) McCully Train was compiled and published by Sanford and Sally Wilbur. Their web site features many of the names on the McCully Train

*5) Capt. Daviess Gibson, originally emigrant of 1849, led party of 40 wagons that included family and friends

*6) Forgey group as compiled by Richard Schack

*7) Capt. Calvin T. Hales party originating in McDonough Co, IL

*8) Overland diary of Lafayette Spencer (The Annals of Iowa, Vol VIII #4 (January 1908) p304-310 contains the 1852 diary of Lafayette Spencer.  His group left VanBuren Co, IA on May 11th and reached Portland, OR on Oct 26, 1852

*9) Capt. Jacob Jones left Northfield, Boone Co, IN on March 2, 1852 leading a caravan of 52 covered wagons drawn by ox-teams. There were 46 people on the train (This is the only number I found).  All the wagons but one belonged to the family.  Each wagon was drawn by three or four yoke of oxen, that would be over one hundred fifty.  They started from Indiana and crossed the Missouri River at Council Bluffs, taking the Oregon Trail up the Platte River, and after a six month journey they arrived at The Dalles on September 28, remaining there until December.  ....  On the trip to Oregon they lost five members to cholera.  Those who died were Lydia  JONES (1`844-1852); Mrs. Cynthia Ann JONES died 26 June 1852; Mrs. Sarah  JONES; Mark Dugan JONES; William Lemley JONES (buried near The Dalles)"; source:  Paul Rekow's Family Tree http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=paulrekow; contributed by Ken Robinson, Rancho Cordova, CA, http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=kenskin39.
Note per Ken Robinson: I'm not quite sure how "46 people" - including children - managed 52 wagons.  I'm suspicious of the math.  Any additional information would be appreciated.

*10) Davis Train

*SR = Southern Route

 ABBOTT, Amanda: d/o John and Keturah (Ballinger) Abbott

ABBOTT, Catherine ( - ): d/o John and Keturah (Ballinger) Abbott

ABBOTT, John Jr. ( - ): s/o John and Keturah (Ballinger) Abbott

ABBOTT, John Vance ( - ): m'd  BALLINGER, Keturah

ADAMS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
ADAMS, Abraham Hayes (1830-1852): s/o John and Mary (Hinkle) Adams; died on plains

ADAMS, Ada Ann: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Adaline ( -1852) m'd 1850 SHAFF, Henry C.; died on the Oregon Trail

ADAMS, Alice A. (1848-1898): d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Amelia S. (1835-1919): m'd SHORTRIDGE, James S.; d/o John and Mary (Hinkle) Adams

ADAMS, Austin Hills: s/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Calvin Henry ( - ): m'd BARTLETT, Catherine J.

ADAMS, Carrie Cornelia: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Catherine Swartslander (1828-1905): m'd 1847 WAGNER, Isaac M.; d/o John and Mary (Hinkle) Adams

ADAMS, Cecelia E. M. ( - ): m'd ,

*8) ADAMS, Charles: + family

ADAMS, Elizabeth Ann ( -1852): m'd THORNTON, Simeon Toney

ADAMS, Emma Ellen: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Eva Ellen: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Frank Grant: s/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Hannah R. ( - ): m'd STONE, []

ADAMS, Jessie S. (1831- ): s/o John and Mary (Hinkle) Adams

ADAMS, John Franklin (1799-1877): m'd 1820 HINKLE, Mary Rebecca

ADAMS, John Quincy (1840-1861): s/o John and Mary (Hinkle) Adams

ADAMS, Ida Irene: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Inez Ione: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, John Quincy: s/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Lillie May: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Mary Ann (1830-1878): m'd 1847 WHITLEY, James W.; twin to Abraham Hayes Adams; d/o John and Mary (Hinkle) Adams

ADAMS, Mary Maria: d/o Oliver and Mary (Hill) Adams

ADAMS, Millie ( - ): m'd 1858 MEREDITH, John Wesley

ADAMS, Nancy Eleanor (1821-aft 1880): m'd 1841 SARGENT, Abraham A.; d/o John and Mary (Hinkle) Adams

ADAMS, Oliver Harmon (1819-1908): m'd HILL, Mary Sophia; settled near the present city of Carlton, Yamhill Co

ADAMS, Rebecca Sarah (1842-1925): m'd ROGERS, ( ); d/o John and Mary Rebecca (Hinkle) Adams

AGEE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
AGEE, Benjamin Coats (1837-1920): m'd 1863 LADY, Sarah Elizabeth; s/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee; moved from Yamhill Co to Douglas Co c1869; sheriff of Douglas Co

AGEE, Isaac (1811-1900): m'd 1831 THORNTON, Cordelia; settled in Gopher Valley, Yamhill Co

AGEE, Jackson K. (1846-1917): m1. 1866 DOWNING, Marcella; m2. BAKER, America Ann; s/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee

AGEE, James (1844-1905): m1. 1869 MURRAY, Fanny Jane; m2. MURRAY, May Noble; s/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee

AGEE, John (1849-1912): m'd 1866 THORNTON, Mary Elizabeth; s/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee; moved to Douglas Co from Yamhill Co c1869

AGEE, Judy Belinda (1852-1925): m'd FRISTOE, James A.; d/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee

AGEE, Malissa Ann (1841-1852): d/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee; died on trail; family tradition says she fell from horse hitting her head on rock

AGEE, Mary Emmaline (1834-1894): m'd 1851 ATTERBURY, Greene Rufus Pinckney; d/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee; originally settled in Yamhill Co and later moved to Douglas Co

AGEE, Matthew W. (1842-1887): m1. 1878 Sarah C. Winter; m2. MILLER, Martha; s/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee

AGEE, Sarah Marinda (1849-1925): m'd COATS, Lemuel A.; d/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee

AGEE, William T. (1833-1857): s/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee; died of wounds received in Indian War

AGEE, Wilson (1836-1883): m'd 1860 STEVENS, Martha Vernelia; s/o Isaac and Cordelia (Thornton) Agee;

AIKEN, Susan ( -1852): m'd ALLEN, Abner; died on trail of mountain fever; buried at crossing of the Sweetwater

*2) AKIN, Caroline (1846- ): d/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin

*2) AKIN, Elizabeth (1835- ): d/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin

*2) AKIN, Frances (1844- ): d/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin

*2) AKIN, Franklin (1842- ): s/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin

*2) AKIN, James Jr. (1833- ): s/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin

*2) AKIN, James Sr (1807-1852): died shortly after arrival in Portland, OR; brother of Ritta Ann Akin Ingram

*2) AKIN, John L. (1837- ): s/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin

*2) AKIN, Mary Ann (1850-1852): d/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin; died on Lower Cascades, Columbia River, October 1852

*2) AKIN, Nancy (1840- ): d/o James and Eliza (Richey) Akin

*2) AKIN, Ritta Ann (1815 - ): m'd INGRAM, James; sister of James Akin Sr.

*2) AKIN, Susan (1823- ): m'd AKIN, Richard

ALEXANDER, James H. ( -1857): m'd ,

ALLEN, Abner (1799-1888): m'd AIKEN, Susan; buried Silverton Cemetery, Silverton, Marion Co, OR

ALLEN, Artimesia (1813-1930): m'd STEWART, Robert Smith

ALLEN, Daniel:

ALLEN, David:

ALLEN, Hannah ( - ): m'd ,

ALLEN, Henry (1828-1908): m'd 1852 ROCKWOOD, Frances Elmira

ALLEN, Ira ( - ): m'd ,

ALLEN, Mary (1846-1922): m'd 1866 BLACKERBY, Thomas R.

ALLEN, Sarah Frances (1833-1910): m'd 1854 COOLIDGE, Ai

*8) ANDERSON, Israel:

*8) ANDERSON, Mathies:

ANDREWS, William J. (1818- ): m'd 1846 , Sarah Jane

*4)ANGELL, Sarah Margaret (1851- ): m'd 1872 CAMPBELL, William Ellis; d/o Thomas and Susan Pinney (Yeomans) Angell

*4) ANGELL, Thomas ( - ): m'd  YEOMAN, Susan Pinney

ARMSTRONG, Abner Enyart (1833- ): s/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARMSTRONG, Andrew Jackson (1798-1852): m'd 1819 ROBERTS, Mary Ann; left IL on April 1, 1852 with his family; arrived in Sep and settled on Sauvie Island; died a month after they arrived and is buried in the old McQuinn Cemetery on Sauvie Island

ARMSTRONG, Daniel Boone (1835- ): m'd 1855 BONSER, Elizabeth Halstead; s/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARMSTRONG, Joshua Lewis (c1842- ): s/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARMSTRONG, Marquis DeLafayette (1831- ): m'd 1853 BONSER, Martha Jane; s/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARMSTRONG, Marticia C. (1838- ): d/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARMSTRONG, Mary Jane (1840- ): m'd 1853 LAMBERSON, Samuel; d/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARMSTRONG, Naomi Aurilia (1849- ): m'd 1865 MUSGROVE, William Henry; d/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARMSTRONG, Sarah Marian (1844- ): m'd MERRICK, Mr.; d/o Andrew and Mary (Roberts) Armstrong

ARNOLD FAMILY RESEARCHER  
ARNOLD, Isaac ( - ): m'd ,

ARNSPIGER, Martha:

ATTERBURY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
ATTERBURY, Greene Rufus Pinckney (1827-1899): m'd 1851 AGEE, Mary Emmaline; s/o Greenberry and Elizabeth (Butler) Atterbury; settled in Yamhill Co; later moved to Douglas Co

BAGBY, John:

BAGBY, Robert W. ( -1927): prospector and miner; lived between Molalla and Wilhoit; Bagby Hot Springs were named for him

BAGBY, William: m'd MCAULEY, Harriet

BAILEY FAMILY RESEARCHER
BAILEY, Ambrose (1837-1903): m'd 1868 HADAWAY, Mary Elizabeth; s/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Fields) Bailey

BAILEY, Charles P. (1850-1918): m'd STEPHENS, Mary; s/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Fields) Bailey

BAILEY, Eliza ( -1852): m'd SOVERNS, Jesse; died as the result of an accident shortly after reaching Portland

BAILEY, Luton (1839- ): s/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Fields) Bailey

BAILEY, Mary E. (1848-1932): d/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Fields) Bailey; died Oregon City, Clackamas Co, OR

BAILEY, Stephen S. (1846-1925): s/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Fields) Bailey; died Seattle, WA

BAILEY, Thomas (1812-1866): m'd 1835 FIELDS, Mary Ann; settled at north end of Boones Ferry in old Wilsonville; family started with six children, one died on the way

BAKER, Alcha Katherine (1825-1913): m'd 1845 SHAW, James; settled with husband near present day Milton-Freewater and is buried in Ford Cemetery there

BAKER, Eliza Jane: m'd 1849 CLARK, Alexander Carroll; settled with husband at the mouth of the Cowlitz River; mother of three sons and one daughter

*8) BAKER, Napoleon:

BALDEN, John (1815- ): m'd 1839 , Elizabeth

BANKS, Elizabeth Rose ( - ): m'd DOGGETT, James Simms; sister of Thomas and Lebbeus Banks

BANKS, Hilkiah Preston ( - ): m'd SHERROD, Martha Jane; s/o Thomas and Susannah (Jarver) Banks

BANKS, James Simms (1848- ): s /o Hilkiah and Martha (Sherrod) Banks

BANKS, Lebbeus Irwin ( - ): brother of  Thomas and Elizabeth Banks

BANKS, Naomi Catherine (1851- ): d /o Hilkiah and Martha (Sherrod) Banks

BANKS, Rebecca Emaline (1849- ):  d/o Hilkiah and Martha (Sherrod) Banks

BANKS, Thomas Baxter ( -1852): m'd JARVER, Susannah Rose; died on trail

BARBRE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BARBRE, Thomas: m'd 1853 HUNSAKER, Margaret; settled in Lane Co; was the father of 9 children

BARMORE, Sarah (1829-1910): m'd PAYNE,

*8) BARNES, Adam: + family

BARNES, E. W. ( - ): m'd ,

BARNES, Nancy (1832-1915): m'd 1851 GILMORE, James P.; settled in Douglas Co near present day Roseburg; mother of 13 children; in 1885 moved with family to Crofton Prairie in Washington Territory; buried in Goldendale Cemetery, Goldendale, WA

BARNETT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BARNETT, Barbara Ellen ( - ): m'd ,

BARNETT, John Ephriam ( - ): m'd ,

BARNETT, Martha Ann ( - ): m'd ,

BARRETT, Thomas ( - ): m'd ,

BARTLETT, Catherine ( - ): m'd ADAMS, Calvin Henry

BAXTER, William (1811-1852 ): m'd 1833 TOMPKINS , Elizabeth; died on trail

BEALL FAMILY RESEARCHER:  BEALL HALL at University of Oregon
BEALL, Robert Vinton (1831- ): m'd RIDDLE, Ann Maria "Molly"; settled Douglas Co;brother of Thomas F. Beall

BEARD, John ( - ): m'd , BECKNER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
Gary Beckner at gbeckner@softhome.net

BECKNER, John B. (1820- ): m'd 1845 STANTON, Rosetta

BECKNER, William (1848- ): s/o John and Rosetta (Stanton) Beckner

BEDWELL, Henry Franklin (1842- ): m'd 1864 PERKINS, Elizabeth Anne "Lizzie"

BEELER FAMILY RESEARCHER
BEELER, Anna; m'd POWELL, Joab

BEELER, children: 10 of 17 children of John and Ann (Powell) Beeler

BEELER, John: m'd POWELL, Jane

BEELER, Rebecca: m'd Watkinson, Robert; d/o John and Ann (Powell) Beeler

BENNETT FAMILY RESEARCHER
BENNETT, Dolly Agnes (c1848- ): m'd 1880 LEARY, William

BENNETT, Mary Elizabeth (Lizzy) (c1851- ):

BENNETT, Phoebe CRESWELL (1823-1863): m'd 2nd 1854 DELASHMUTT, John Kay 

BENNETT, Thomas Wood (1811-1852): died on the trail in Iowa Indian Territory just a week or so out

BERRY, Elizabeth Frances (1842-1926): m'd 1858 FRYREAR, John Burr; d/o Francis Berry; husband was emigrant of 1853; both are buried at Camp Polk Cemetery, Sisters, OR

BERRY, Francis:

BETTS, Paul ( - ): m'd ,

BEVANS, Pro: Mentioned in Samuel Woodruff Diary.

BIDDLE, Benjamin ( - ): m'd 1834 EVANS, Maria; was orginally emigrant of 1849; family did not emigrate until 1852

BILYEU FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BILYEU, Andrew Jackson (1830-1896): m'd 1844 BILYEU, Susannah; wife was first cousin; s/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Child: c/o Andrew and Susannah (Bilyeu) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Children: 5 c/o George and Hester (Reed) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Hubbard W. (1825-1908): m'd 1850 WORTHIN, Mary Ann; s/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, George Washington (1820-1898): m'd 1839 REED, Hester Jane; s/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, John Martin (1822-1903): m'd 1844 WASSON, Hannah J.; s/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Julia Ann (1826-1904): m'd 1845 KINDER, William; d/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Lucinda (1828-1904): m'd 1847 BRYANT, John; d/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Martin Van Buren (1839-1911): m'd 1862 MASSEY, Rebecca Ellen; s/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Nancy (1819-1901): m'd 1838 SMATHERS, John; d/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Peter (1837-1901): m'd 1859 BRENNER, Elizabeth; s/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, Rhoda (1835-1913): m'd 1853 THOMAS, George B.; d/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BILYEU, William (1795-1879): m'd 1816 COKER, Dianna

BILYEU, William Jr. (1832-1907): m'd 1858 TURNER, Sarah Catherine; s/o William and Dianna (Coker) Bilyeu

BIRD, Maria: m'd SPRENGER, Nicholas

BLAIN, James (1837- ): m'd 1872 LATSHAW, Clara C.;  s/o Samuel and Margaret Blain

BLAIN, Joseph (1835- ): s/o Samuel and Margaret Blain

BLAIN, Lucien (1846- ):

BLAIN, Margaret (1832- ): m'd BLAIN, Samuel

BLAIN, Mary E. ( - 1931):

BLAIN, Samuel (1806- ): m'd [ ], Margaret

BLAIN, William Barr (1808- ): m'd 1840 NYE, Rachel

BLAKELY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BLAKELY, Samuel Plumb (1830/31-1913): m'd 1864/65 THOMPSON, Mathilda Mallard; s/o Roswell and Anna Blakely; settled in Douglas Co

BLANK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BLANK, Stephen: m'd MCMILLAN, Parthenia

*4) BLODGETT, Margaret Hamilton: m'd MCDONALD, John Nelson

BLOUNT, ? ( - ): m'd ,

BLOUNT, Carrie ( - ): m'd ,

BLOUNT, William ( - ): m'd ,

BLOXSON, Cynthia (1832-1914): m'd 1852 GWINN, Norman

*8) BOLEY, John: + family

*8) BOLEY, Nicholas: + family

BOLLENGAUGH FAMILY RESEARCHER
BOLLENBAUGH, Daniel Jackson: m'd 1853 SWARTS, Catherine Jane

BOLIN/BULLIN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BOLIN, Daniel (1819- ): m'd 1840 MOSER, Lucinda

BOLIN, Hester "Belle": m'd MCHALEY, Henry; d/o Daniel and Lucinda (Moser) Bolin

BOLIN, Mary E.: m'd 1866 COFFEY, James B.; d/o Daniel and Lucinda (Moser) Bolin

BOLTON, Absalom: see 1851

BOLTON, Daniel: see 1851

BOLUS, Susannah (1798-1867): m'd WHITE, Thomas Dr.; settled with family in Marion County near Butteville; buried in Butteville Cemetery

*10) BOND, Susana Iona: m'd DAVIS, Harmon C.

BONEBRAKE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BONEBRAKE, John:

BONEBRAKE, John Starr (c1830- ): s/o John Bonebrake

BONEBRAKE, Rhoda (1823-1876): m'd COCKLEREESE, Nathanil; d/o John Bonebrake

BOOTH FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*2) BOOTH, Alice (1824-1878): m'd 1843 RICHEY, Caleb; s/o John and Sarah (Snowcroft) Booth; a brother (Richard) emigrated in 1847

*2) BOOTH, Caleb Ritchey (1852- ): m1. 1873 DICKEY, Elizabeth Mary; m2. 1884 RUSH, Mary C.; s/o Luke and Phoebe (McClintock) Booth

BOOTH, David: m'd 1851 LEE, Elizabeth Ann

*2) BOOTH, George Minor Rev. (1852-1905): m'd 1878 STAATS, Clara Ellen; s/o Robert and Mary (Minor) Booth; buried Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, OR

*2) BOOTH, John Owen (1848-1910): m'd [ ], Annie; s/o Robert and Mary (Minor) Booth

*2) BOOTH, Luke (1817-1904): m'd 1842 MCCLINTOCK, Phoebe Ann; s/o John and Sarah (Snowcroft) Booth; a brother (Richard) emigrated in 1847

*2) BOOTH, Mary Lucinda (1846- ): m'd 1886 TONEY, Jonathon; d/o Robert and Mary (Minor) Booth

*2) BOOTH, Milton (1847-1925): m'd 1885 SCOTT, Marilda; s/o Luke and Phoebe (McClintock) Booth

*2) BOOTH, Robert A. (1820-1917): m'd 1845 MINOR, Mary; s/o John and Sarah (Snowcroft) Booth; a brother (Richard) emigrated in 1847

*2) BOOTH, Robert Lorenzo (1843-1935): m'd [ ], Sophie; s/o Luke and Phoebe (McClintock) Booth

*2) BOOTH, Samuel (1851- ): s/o Luke and Phoebe (McClintock) Booth

BOOTH, Susan (1851-1852): d/o David and Elizabeth (Lee) Booth; said to be buried on trail

*2) BOOTH, William Andrew (1849-1922): m'd CAREY, Lucy S.; s/o Robert and Mary (Minor) Booth

BORDERS, Sarah (1797-1878): d/o Michael and Elizabeth (Yeast) Borders; buried in Hale-Simison Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

BORING, Joseph H. (1829- ):

BOWLBY, Wilson (1818 - ): m1. 1841 JONES, Lydia B.;  m2. 1884 BURLINGAME, Ellen Louisa; s/o Joseph L. and Sarah (McPherson) Bowlby; "Dr. Wilson Bowlby.....is a native of New Hampton, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, born on the 4th of July 1818...... was raised and educated in New Hampton... graduated form the Eclectic Medical College in Cincinnati...began the practice of medicine in Fairfield, Franklin County, Indiana, where he continued seven years, until his health gave out...came to Oregon and settled in Wash Co., purchased 320 acres in South Tualatin where he resided and practiced his profession until 1860, when he removed to Forest Grove for the school advantages for his children...1875 he purchased the drug business of Dr. Saylor and continued the business with success... 1880 he built a new store .......making it one of the finest business corners in the city.... 1883 he built a beautique residence, a credit alike to the city and to the taste of the family for whom it was built... made all the improvements on it, planting the trees and shrubs himself... elected a member of the last territorial Legislature of Oregon, as well as one of the first State Legislature......He served with like credit in the State Senate and has the honor of having been President, 1868, of that body... has also served in the councils if his city.... Mrs. Bowlby died on the 29th of April, 1883, and Dr. Bowlby was married again on the 24th of March, 1884, to Miss Ellen Louisa Burlingame, the widow of Mr. Randall Burlingame, of Wisconsin.....member of the IOOF since 1840...member of the AF&AM since 1850..he and his wife are both Methodists. [abstracted from Illustrated History of the State of Oregon, by Rev. A. K. Hines, D. D., 1893]

BOWERS, Phillip (1830-1911): m'd 1858 GEER, Samantha

BOWMAN, Nancy: m'd 1838 WHITTEMORE, Thomas

BOX, Hanna ( - ): m'd CROXTON, Thomas

BOYD, John O. (1834- ): m'd 1856 , Hannah

BOYLES, William N. ( - ): m'd ,

BOZARTH, William N. ( - ): m'd ,

*7) BRADSHAW, Mary: m'd MAYS, Elijah

*8) BRATTAIN, Alfred: s/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, Emilia Ann: d/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, Frances M.: s/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, J. Elizabeth: d/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, James C.: s/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, John: s/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, Jonathan Hill: see emigration of 1846

*8) BRATTAIN, Martha J.: d/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, Mary Ann: d/o Paul Brattain

*8) BRATTAIN, Paul (1801-1881): m'd CARTER, Elizabeth; settled Lane Co; no mention of wife in ODLC application but children listed as residents of OT in 1853

*8) BRATTAIN, Thomas: s/o Paul Brattain; see emigration of 1851

*8) BRATTAIN, William C: s/o Paul Brattain

*5: BRENTS, Isabelle ( - ): d/o Mr. and Mrs. Brents

*5: BRENTS, Mr. ( -1858): died of tuberculosis

*5: BRENTS, Mary ( - ): m'd BRENTS,

*5: BRENTS, Rebecca ( - ): d/o Mr. and Mrs. Brents

*5: BRENTS, Thomas H. (c1840 - ): s/o Mr. and Mrs. Brents; worked with cattle for several years; went to Baker City mines; rode for Pony Express and served several terms in Congress

BROTHERS, Tycer ( - ): m'd ,

BROWN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
John BROWN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BROWN, Ann: m'd BROWN, Peter

Brown, Benjamin (1844-1858); s/o John and Mary (Graham) Brown; died on New Years Day 1858

BROWN, Caroline: d/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, Columbus: s/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, Eliza: d/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, Francis: s/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

Brown, *George(1837-1852): d.13 May 1852 on Oregon Trail; s/o John and Mary (Graham) Brown

BROWN, Granville Marion (1849- ): s/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, Harvey: s/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, Jacob S.: s/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, James H.: m'd 1853 James (READ), Nancy (widow of Mr. James who died on trail

BROWN, James: s/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, Jemima: m'd CASEBEER, Samuel; emigrated with husband and settled in Douglas County at present day Roseburg per Casebeer researcher Robert L. Casebeer at casebeer@jeffnet.org

BROWN, John: s/o Peter and Ann Brown

BROWN, John (1810-1894): m'd 29 Nov 1835 GRAHAM, Mary Eleanor "Mary Ellen"; s/o Thomas Brokenberry and Elizabeth (Allison) Brown; settled originally near Irving; moved to Eugene in 1870; died at his residence in Eugene, Lane Co, OR Jan 1, 1894 of paralysis; buried in the Mulkey cemetery. The Brown, McBee and Matheny families were neighbors in Ray Co, MO and the families apparently maintained contact after arrival in Oregon because children and grandchildren of these pioneers of 1852 married. In addition to Rosanna Brown's daughter (see below), Berilla Brown's (1859-1931) granddaughter Berilla Briggs m'd Floyd Anthony McBee, grandson of Samuel Edward and Sarah Catherine (Wilcox) McBee.

BROWN, John Daniel “JD” (1850-1928): m'd 20 Sep 1874 POINDEXTER, Ella; s/o John and Mary (Graham) Brown; settled in Lane Co, OR; moved to the Pendleton area in 1887 where he lived for 41 years until his death

BROWN, Manaweather (1800-1883): m'd 1822 WEST, Clarissa; buried in Brownsville, Linn Co, OR

BROWN, Margaret: m'd MORRIS, John Deverick; d/o Peter and Ann Brown; buried in old Pioneer Cemetery, Vancouver, WA

BROWN, Martha ( - ): m'd 1844 HOSS, Peter

BROWN, Mary: d/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown

BROWN, Peter: m'd [ ], Ann

BROWN, Rosanna (1840-1891) m'd 22 Feb 1863, Lane Co, OR, WILCOX, Philo; d/o of John and Mary Eleanor (Graham) Brown. Rosanna told her children and grandchildren stories about crossing the plains, including an anecdote regarding a pair of knit stockings that she was drying by the fire when they were stolen by Indians. Philo Wilcox emigrated from Vermont to Oregon in 1857 via ship and the Isthmus of Panama. Their daughter, Sarah Catherine Wilcox, married Samuel Edward McBee, son of John Wesley and Elizabeth Jane (Matheny) McBee and grandson of William McBee and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee.

BROWN, Susan: m'd 1856 MCCLENDON, C.C.; d/o John and Mary Brown

BROWN, Thomas (1841-1917): m'd 29 Jan 1863, Lane Co, OR, BASKETT, Sophronia Jane; s/o John and Mary (Graham) Brown; settled in Lane Co

BROWN, William ( -1852): s/o Manaweather and Clarissa (West) Brown; died while fording cattle across the Snake River

BROWN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BROWNING, Clarissa B. (1810- ): m'd 1829 BROWN, Hugh Leeper; d/o David and Vashiti (West) Browning

BROWNING, David Gilmore (1846-1915): s/o Edmund and Nancy (Callison) Browning; buried at Long Creek, Grant Co, OR

BROWNING, Edmund Green Dr. (1816-1888): m1. 1840 CALLISON, Nancy; m2. 1853 ALLYN, Nancy; s/o David and Vashiti (West) Browning; wife died on trail; continued on to Linn county with his six children where he married for a second time; father of 10 more children by his second wife (Elizabeth, Josephine, Laura Katherine, Olive, Julia, Alexander Campbell, Clarissa Miranda, Walter Scott, Edmond Green, Gilbert Leroy); buried in Myrtle Creek Cemetery, Myrtle Creek, OR; researcher is interested in comparing notes on children of second marriage 

BROWNING, John (1843-1863): s/o Edmund and Nancy (Callison) Browning; died Myrtle Creek, buried in Pioneer Cemetery, Myrtle Creek, OR

BROWNING, Linneaus Nathan (1844-1903): m1. 1869 CONGER, Nancy Chiarette; m2. 1900 HOWARD, Fidelia A.;s/o Edmund and Nancy (Callison) Browning; died  Josephine Co, OR

BROWNING, Louisa (1841-1885): m'd 1855 GABBERT, Francis M.; d/o Edmund and Nancy (Callison) Browning; buried Pioneer Cemetery, Myrtle Creek, OR; first child of Louisa was named Keller, he started the first newspaper in Grants Pass Oregon

BROWNING, Martha (1852-1852): d/o Edmund and Nancy (Callison) Browning; buried at Oregon City

BROWNING, Susan Sarah (1849- ): m'd DUNNIVAN, James S.; d/o Edmund and Nancy (Callison) Browning

BRUMMER, Henry ( - ): m'd 1851 YONKER, Agnes

BRUNK, Maria ( - ): m'd RAMSAY, William Sr.

BRYANT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BRYANT, Elihu G. (1804- ): m'd 1827 CRANE, Nancy settled Columbia Co

BRYANT, Mary Crane (1830-1923): m'd LOCKWOOD, Reuben T.; settled in Clark Co, WA

BRYANT, Nancy: m'd 1827 BRYANT, Elihu G.; maiden name unknown at this time

BUCHANAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:

BUCHANAN, Winfield S. (1847-1919): m1. 1876 RHOADES, Mary H.; m2. CHOATES, Susan M.; settled Washington Territory

BUCHTEL, Joseph ( - ): m'd ,

BUDD, Dewitt Clinton ( - ): m'd ,

BUFF, James K. (1843-1910): m'd 1875 PENDLETON, Emma

BUFF, John Jr. ( -1852): m'd HICKS, Elizabeth

BUFF, John P. (1794-1869): m'd 1814 , Margaret

BUFF, Joseph (1823- ): m'd CARTER, Elizabeth

BUFF, Margaret (1840- ): m'd STEPHENS, James H.

BUFF, Martin (1815- ): m'd 1855 , Elizabeth

BUFF, Mary ( - ): m'd ,

BUFF, Thomas Jefferson "Jeff (1830-1902): m'd HICKS, Elizabeth

BUNCH FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BUNCH, George W. (1816- ): m'd 1843 FOX, Phoebe; settled Linn County

BUNCH, James W. (1828- ): m'd 1851 FOX, Nancy Jane; settled Linn County

BURFORD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BURFORD, Elizabeth A: d/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURFORD, George Washington: s/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURFORD, Hezekiah (1811-1884): m'd SEARS, Levinia; settled on a DLC in Willamina, Yamhill Co prior to moving to Polk Co and then to Marion Co where he died; founder of Monmouth University, now known as Western Oregon State College; traveled to Oregon with the John E. Murphey train.

BURFORD, James Monroe: s/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURFORD, John Milton: s/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURFORD, Julia A.C.: d/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURFORD, Martha E.: d/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURFORD, Mary Jane: d/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURFORD, Thomas Jefferson: s/o Hezekiah and Levinia (Sears) Burford

BURTON, Mary Polly (1808- ): m'd RIGGS, Jonathan; d/o John and Polly Mary (May) Burton

*4) BUSEY, David  S. (c1831 - ): m'd  1855, PORTER, Nancy;  s/o L.W. and Jane (Penney) Busey

BUTLER, America ( - ):

BUTLER, Ashmun J. ( -1859): m'd 1850 ROLLINS, America E.; emigrated to Yreka, CA in 1852; in Feb 1853, accompanied by his wife, he removed to Rogue River Valley and settled near the present site of Medford (America E. Rollins Butler diary available Oregon Historical Society Quarterly, Dec 1940 p.337-366)

BUTLER, Sarah ( - ): m'd ,

BYARS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BYARS, Irijah (1832-1899): m'd HUFF, Elizabeth

BYERLY, Henry (1830- ): m'd 1852 , Catherine D.

BYERLY, Martin (1810- ): m'd ,

BYRD, Andrew F.: settled at Steilacoom Lake at the headwaters of Chambers Creek in WA

BYRD, Agnetta Larson (1834- ): m1. CHAMBERS, Thomas McCutcheon; m2. Fredrick Meyer

BYRD, Daniel H. (1827- ): m'd 1850 [], Maria

CAMPBELL, Benjamin:

CAMPBELL, John ( - ):

CAMPBELL, Margaret Jane: m'd FINLEY, James Washington

CARRUTHERS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CARRUTHERS, Elizabeth: m'd CRAFTS, [ ]; d/o Richard and Mary Carruthers

CARRUTHERS, John ( -1851): s/o Richard and Mary Carruthers; died age 12  in Booneville, MO prior to emigration

CARRUTHERS, Mary Jane: m1. WOOD, [ ]; m2. PIKE, [ ]; d/o Richard and Mary Carruthers

CARRUTHERS, Richard ( -1896): m'd FAINT, Mary; crossed the plains in 1852, stopped for a period of time in Portland, OR and then removed to Pacific County, WA where they settled; had three more children after arriving in Oysterville; died in Oysterville in 1896

CARRUTHERS, Robert: m'd HUNTER, Harriet; s/o Richard and Mary Carruthers

CARRUTHERS, Sarah Ann: m'd HUNTER, John; d/o Richard and Mary Carruthers

CARTER, Elizabeth ( -1852): m'd BUFF, Joseph

CARTER, Martha Jane (1820-1890 ): m'd 1837 SEARS, Carroll Jackson

CARTER, Mary Elizabeth ( -1854): m'd 1839 BRATTAIN, Jonathan Hill

*8) CARTER, Robert: +family; Robert died on June 18, 1852, five days west of Ft. Kearney (party traveled north side of river).

CARUS, ? ( - ): m'd ,

CASEBEER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CASEBEER, Samuel: m'd BROWN, Jemima; emigrated from Cedar County, IA; came via Barlow Road and settled in Douglas County taking up DLC #90 at present day Roseburg

CHAPMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CHAPMAN, Hannah Elizabeth (1833-1920): m'd 1851 MARCY, William Colwell; d/o Jesse and Mahala (Hardesty) Chapman; died at Santa Barbara, CA

CHAPMAN, Henry Lensen (1831-1902): m1. 1851 WOODRUFF, Sarah Leonora; s/o Jesse and Mahala (Hardesty) Chapman; died at Oakland, CA

CHAPMAN, Isaac Newton (1838-1914): m'd 1868 DUDLEY, Harriet June; s/o Jesse and Mahala (Hardesty) Chapman; died at Alameda, CA

CHAPMAN, Jesse James (1836-1910): m1. PRINCE, Mary Ann; m2. WOODRUFF, Mary Eliza; s/o Jesse and Mahala (Hardesty) Chapman; died at Tacoma, WA

CHAPMAN, Jesse Smith (1799-1853): m1.  1817 Wallace, Elizabeth; m2. 1823 HARDESTY, Mahala; s/o William and Hannah (Smith) Chapman.  Jesse and his family left from Platteville, WI.  He was the father of 11 children, 3 by his first wife (Nancy, Elinor, Lemuel) and 8 by his second wife (Infant son, Mary Ann, William Smith, Nelson Baker, Henry Lensen, Hannah Elizabeth, Jesse James, Isaac Newton).  Kesse died at Portland, OR.  

CLAGGETT, Charles ( - ): m'd ,

CLAGGETT, W. D. ( - ): m'd ,

Alexander CLARK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
Kathy Wing at wingk@pacinter.net

CLARK, Alexander Carroll (1829-1886): m'd 1849 BAKER, Eliza Jane; s/o James and Harriett (Stinson) Clark; descended from a prominent Revolutionary War family; educated in IA; although he settled briefly in Marion Co, OR he spent the majority of his life in Cowlitz County where he engaged in farming and cattle raising; fought in Indian uprisings in Washington territory *1)

CLARK, Alvin Capt.(1818- ): m'd c1850 MILLER, Mary; led party to Oregon; wife was widow of William M. Moore; went on to Benton Co; per Mary Miller Moore Clark descendant, Marlene Pointer at mpointer@OregonVOS.net

CLARK, Helen Clara (1852- ): d/o Alvin and Mary (Miller) Clark

CLARK, Henry Clarence (1851- ): s/o Alvin and Mary (Miller) Clark

CLARK, James T. (1829-1907): m'd 1863 YOUNG, Lizzie

CLARK, Richard ( - ): m'd ,

*8) CLARK, Thomas: + family

CLARK, Willie ( - ): m'd ,

CLAYTON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CLAYTON, Ashford (c1826- ): m'd HARPER, Jemima; settled in Douglas Co; lost two children to illness on trail; wife also became ill; spent winter in Oregon City while wife regained health and then moved to Umpqua Valley in Feb 1853 where they settled

CLAYTON, George H. (1848-1852): s/o Ashford and Jemima Clayton; died of cholera just past Ft. Bridger in WY; buried in East Central Unita County

CLAYTON, Harriet C. (1851-1852): d/o Ashford and Jemima Clayton; died in Cascade Mountains of Oregon of yellow fever; buried near White River

CLINE, Richard ( - ): m'd ,

CLINE, William M. (1829-1911): m'd 1854 FULLER, Orinda

CLOVER, Isaac ( - ): m'd ,

CLYMER, Christian (1795- ): m'd ,

CLYMER, Christian Jr. (1833- ): m'd 1854 , Rachel

COCKLEREESE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
COCKLEREESE, Mary Francis (1846- ): d/o Nathanil and Rhoda (Bonebrake) Cocklereese

COCKLEREESE, Nathanil: m'd BONEBRAKE, Rhoda

COCKLEREESE, Sarah (c1851- ): d/o Nathanil and Rhoda (Bonebrake) Cocklereese

COLE, Josiah S. (1846- ): m'd ,

COLLARD, Nancy Anne (1816-1903): m'd 1834 KENT, Lewis Dozier; d/o Charles and Nancy (Carnahan) Collard; settled in Polk Co; moved later to Douglas Co

COLLVER, Alfred: see 1851

COMBS, Robert (1829- ): m'd 1854 , Julia

*3) CONNER, Elizabeth: m'd HEWETT, Abraham; d/o Robert and Nancy (Maxon) Conner

*3) CONNER, Hannah: m'd DYKSTRA, Lubert; d/o Robert and Nancy (Maxon) Conner

*3) CONNER, Hiram:

*3) CONNER, John (1820-1902): m'd DAVIS, Catherine Alvira; s/o Robert and Nancy (Maxon) Conner

*3) CONNER, Joseph (1840- ):

*3) CONNER, Mary (1823-1898): m'd 1841 METZKER, John; d/o Robert and Nancy Ann (Maxon) Conner

*3) CONNER, Rachel Mariah: m'd 1848 SYRON, John Fredrick; d/o Robert and Nancy (Maxon) Conner

*3) CONNER, Robert: m'd MAXON, Nancy Ann; wife died in east prior to emigrating

CONNOR, James A. (1837-1911): s/o James and Eliza (Risk) Connor

CONNOR, James Jr. (1804-1878): m1. 1828 RISK, Eliza Melvina; m2. 1843/44 MARTIN, Martha; settled on DLC in Linn Co

CONNOR, Joseph (c1831-aft 1880): s/o James and Eliza (Risk) Connor

CONNOR, Malvina Amanda (1840-c1865): m'd WILLIAMS, John M.; d/o James and Eliza (Risk) Connor

CONNOR, Milton J. (1845- ): m'd 1884 JEFFRIES, Martha F.; s/o James and Martha (Martin) Connor

CONNOR, William Risk (1835-1919): m1. 1855 BROWN, Susannah Elizabeth; m2. 1873 [ ], Sarah; s/o James and Eliza (Risk) Connor

CONSTANT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CONSTANT, Eliza Alice (1851-1866): d/o Isaac and Lavinia (Merriman) Constant

CONSTANT, Elizabeth Merriman (1839-1900): m'd LEEVER, William Thacker d/o Isaac and Lavinia (Merriman) Constant

CONSTANT, Isaac (1809-1890): m'd MERRIMAN, Lavinia; Isaac was originally a pioneer to OR in 1849; he took a claim under the Homestead Law and returned to IL in 1850, disposed of his property and with his family and neighbors emigrated to OR again in 1852 and settled in at Central Point; during a particularly hard winter he shared his crop of potatoes with the starving Indians of the area; during the Indian wars his kindness was remembered by the local tribes and his family was spared from harassment

CONSTANT, Josephine (1844-1845): d/o Isaac and Lavinia (Merriman) Constant

CONSTANT, Julia Ann (1841- ): m'd OWENS, William A.; d/o Isaac and Lavinia (Merriman) Constant

CONSTANT, Lavinia Jane (1834-1931): m'd ROBINSON, Jesse; d/o Isaac and Lavinia (Merriman) Constant

CONSTANT, Margery Edmondson (1848-1931): m'd MAGRUDER, Constantine; d/o Isaac and Lavinia (Merriman) Constant

CONSTANT, William Thomas (1836-1867): m'd BLEDSOE, Jessie; s/o Isaac and Lavinia (Merriman) Constant

CONWAY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CONWAY, Clarinda: m'd MURRAY, Alexander Hamilton; settled in Clatskanie area in 1860s; buried in Maplewood Cemetery, Columbia Co, in unmarked grave

CONYERS, Enoch W. ( - ): m'd ,

COOK FAMILY RESEARCHER:

COOK, Beckwith: see 1851

COOK, Osmer White: see 1851

COOK, Seley Mansfield: see 1851

COOLIDGE, Sarah F. (1838-1871): m'd 1858 MCCLANE, Fielding

Louis COOPER FAMILY RESEARCHER:

COOPER, Alexander W. (1847- ): s/o James and Hester (Moxley) Cooper

COOPER, Harbin Miles (1829-1904): m'd STEWART, Ann Jane; s/o Lewis and Mary (Lindsay) Cooper

COOPER, James (1824- ): m'd 1850 EVANS, Sena Ann; emigrated in the Evans Train; settled in Benton Co

COOPER, James Lindsay (1824-1864): m'd 1843 MOXLEY, Hester Ann; s/o Lewis and Mary (Lindsay) Cooper

COOPER, John Robert (1838- ): s/o Louis and Mary (Lindsay) Cooper

COOPER, John W. Robert (1850-1914): m'd 1874 MULKEY, Emaline Reed; s/o James and Hester (Moxley) Cooper; John died Chehalis, WA

COOPER, Julia Ann (1832- ): MATNEY, [ ]; d/o Lewis and Mary (Lindsay) Cooper

COOPER, Lewis/Louis ( -1875): m1. 1823 LINDSAY, Mary Polly; m2. 1853 KEIFFER, Christina Jane (Christina Jane Kieffer Tate Moon Cooper was widowed three times); Lewis died at Cooper Hollow, Polk Co, OR

COOPER, Mary Frances (1844-1882): m'd MATNEY, James Madison; d/o James and Hester (Moxley) Cooper; died Eagle Point, Jackson Co, OR 

COOPER, Minerva Jane (1849-1936): m'd ROUNDTREE, Patrick; d/o James and Hester (Moxley) Cooper

COOPER, Thomas Harmon (1851- ): m'd  1875 SCOTT, Mary Louise; s/o James and Sena (Evans) Cooper; settled in Benton Co

CORNELL, William: s/o Sylvanus and Sarah (Carpenter) Cornell;  1852 Ja*1: William Cornell's Journal, 1852, with His Overland Guide to Oregon [OHSQ Winter 1978]

CORNUTT, Noah ( - ): m'd ,

CORNWELL, Francis (1833- ): mother died in 1843 leaving Francis and his 7 brothers parceled out to separate homes; Francis and his brother James left IA on foot with $5 between them; at St. Joseph got positions as teamsters but ended up leaving the train with 6 companions at Ft. Boise when provisions ran low; left a story of hardships and starvation before arriving in Oregon

CORNWELL, James M. (1834- ):  mother died in 1843 leaving James and his 7 brothers parceled out to separate homes; James and his 19 year old brother Francis left IA on foot with $5 between them; at St. Joseph got positions as teamsters but ended up leaving the train with 6 companions at Ft. Boise when provisions ran low; left a story of hardships and starvation before arriving in Oregon

CORY, A. J. ( - ): m'd ,

COUGLE, Abram (1832-1877): m'd MITCHELL, Betsy Ann; cut off for CA where he settled at Crescent City until an Indian uprising ran him out; he came to OR in 1853, later returning to IL where he remained until c1876 when he returned to OR with his family; 1880 Josephine Co cenus shows his wife as head of household

COWAN, Andrew (1814- ): m'd 1837 , Nancy

COWAN, Nancy ( - ): m'd 1837 COWAN, Andrew

COX, Mary Elizabeth (1814-1888): m'd 1831 MARLATT, Peter

CRAIG FAMILY RESEARCHER: 
CRAIG, Ewing P. (1809-18 Aug 1852):  m'd  1832 HARER, Jemima Jane (1817- 14 Aug 1852)

CRAIG, Hester Almerinda (1840-1870):  m'd  1855  RICHARDSON, William Claybourne (1835-  ); d/o Ewing P. and Jemima Jane (Harper) Craig

CRAIG, John  W.(1844- aft 1930):  m'd  c1865  Lydia  A.  (1846-  );  s/o Ewing P. and Jemima Jane (Harper) Craig

CRAIG, Sarah  E.(1842-   ):  m'd  1855  John B. GOODMAN  (1835-1929); d/o Ewing P. and Jemima Jane (Harper) Craig

CRAVEN, Mary Ellen ( -1897): m'd 1850 MARSHALL, Alfred; settled in Linn Co; died and is buried at Eagle Rock, ID

CRAWFORD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CRAWFORD, Elizabeth M. (1815-1897): m'd CRAWFORD, R. H. Dr.

CRAWFORD, Elizabeth "Eliza" (1802 -1870): m'd 1829 MOORE, Christopher Wilkinson; born near Dublin, Ireland; died September 26, 1870 Salem, Marion Co, OR

CRAWFORD, George Fisher Dr. (1818-1897): m'd 1848 GILMOUR , Mary Elizabeth; settled in Benton Co; buried at Sand Ridge Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

CRAWFORD, Georgia Ann (1846-1921): m1. 1864 HENDERSON, Phillip Pleasant; m2. 1872 DUGGER, Thomas L.; d/o George and Mary (Gilmour) Crawford

CRAWFORD, James Gilmour (1850-1929): m'd 1871 MOIST, Clara D.; s/o George and Mary (Gilmour) Crawford; buried Riverside Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co, OR

CRAWFORD, R. H. Dr. ( - ): m'd ,

CRESWELL, J. R. ( - ): m'd ,

CROSS, Thomas ( - ): m'd ,

CROXTON, Margaret (1838- ): m'd 1854 TUFFS, James Presley

CROXTON, Thomas ( - ): m'd BOX, Hanna

CROWLEY, Louisa (1813-1855): m'd GAINES, Willis

CULLOCH, William ( - ): m'd ,

CUMMINS, Annie ( - ): m'd ,

CUMMINS, Erwin C. S. ( - ): m'd ,

CUMMINS, Martha Jane ( - ): m'd ,

CUMMINS, Steuben "Ben" ( - ): m'd ,

CUSHING, Milo ( - ): m'd ,

DANIEL, James ( - ): m'd ,

DARBY, B. F. ( - ): m'd ,

DAUGHERTY, Giles (1808- ): m'd 1854 , Alsey

DAUGHERTY, R. ( - ): m'd ,

DAVIDSON, Carter Tarrant (1802-1882): m'd 1828 , Elizabeth

DAVIDSON, Green C. ( - ): m'd MILLION, Nancy

DAVIDSON, Henry ( - ): m'd ,

DAVIDSON, Margaret E. (1816-1887): m'd MASON, William

DAVIDSON, Sarah Jane: m'd 1851 MCCLURE, Lindsay B.; died on the trail

DAVIDSON, William Franklin (1843-1927): m'd COLEMAN, Annie

*4) DAVIES, Edith Pocahantas Virginia (1820-1853): m'd 1851 PLAMONDON, Eugene Michael; d/o Tamerlane W.W. and Jane Smith (Payne) Davies

*10) DAVIS, Aaron (1836-1852): s/o Silas and Jane Davis; died on Platte River of cholera

*10) DAVIS, Daniel (1831-1857): s/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Elisha (1840-1852): s/o Silas and Jane Davis; died on Platte River of cholera

*10) DAVIS, Elizabeth (1834- ): d/o Silas and Jane Davis

*10) DAVIS, Francis Marion (1842-1887): s/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Hardin (1829-1912): m'd MORTON, Iva Jane; s/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

DAVIS, Harlan A. ( - ):

*10) DAVIS, Harmon C.: m'd BOND, Susana Iona; s/o Isaac and Sarah (Cain) Davis; pictured with daughters, Sarah E., Ida June and Florence.

*10) DAVIS, Harmon S. (1839-1884): s/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Harmon W. (1802-1852): m'd SHUMATE, Martha; brother of Silas and Judith Davis

*10) DAVIS, Hesikiah (1835-1888): s/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

DAVIS, J. F.:

*10) DAVIS, James (1845-1852): s/o Silas and Jane Davis; died on Platte River of cholera

*10) DAVIS, John (1833- ): s/o Silas and Jane Davis

*10) DAVIS, Jonas (1843- ): s/o Silas and Jane Davis

*10) DAVIS, Judith (1808-1858): m'd LONG, David; sister of Harmon and Silas Davis

*10) DAVIS, Martha (1833-1922): m'd RINEHART, George Washington; d/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Mary (1827-1861): d/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Mary (1838-1874): d/o Silas and Jane Davis

*10) DAVIS, Minerva Jane (1846-1932): d/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Nancy Catherine (1842- ): d/o Silas and Jane Davis

*10) DAVIS, Olive (1837-1892): d/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Rachel (1851- ): d/o Silas and Jane Davis

*10) DAVIS, Sarah Ann (1844-1917): d/o Harmon and Martha (Shumate) Davis

*10) DAVIS, Silas (1806-1852): m'd (Unknown), Jane; brother of Harmon and Judith Davis

DAY, J. G. ( -1896): m'd 1852 GILLISPIE, Agnes L.

DEALY, David Jr.:

DEALY, Nancy A. (1822-1892): m'd 1839 TUCKER, William "Buck"; born in Jackson Co, MO; buried Providence Cemetery, near Scio, Linn Co, OR [per Tucker Family Researcher, Dr. Oran Roberts at oran@jps.net]

DEARDORFF, Christian ( - ): m'd ,

DELASHMUTT, Butler Banks (c1851- ): s/o John and Amanda (Hagar) Delashmutt

DELASHMUTT, Isabel Jane (c1836- ): d/o John and Amanda (Hagar) Delashmutt

DELASHMUTT, John Kay (1814- ): m1. HAGAR, Amanda; m2. 1854 Bennett CRESWELL, Phoebe; first wife died shortly before emigration in 1852

DELASHMUTT, Peter (c1846- ): s/o John and Amanda (Hagar) Delashmutt

DELASHMUTT, Sarah Elizabeth (c1844- ): d/o John and Amanda (Hagar) Delashmutt

DELASHMUTT, Van Smith (c1842- ): s/o John and Amanda (Hagar) Delashmutt

DENNY, John ( - ): m'd ,

DENNY, Rebecca Jane ( -1852): m'd 1851 FANNO, Augustus

DICKEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
DICKEY, Thomas J. (1825- ): m'd 1849 , Narcissa

DICKMAN, C. W. ( - ): m'd ,

DICKMAN, Lydia C. ( - ): m'd ,

DIXON, James ( - ): m'd ,

DODSON, Marcellus M. (1819- ): m'd 1843 , Susan

DOGGETT, James Simms ( - ): m'd BANKS, Elizabeth Rose

DOOLITTLE, Harriet O. (1841-1857): d/o Benjamin and Lucy (Shaff) Doolittle; died in Douglas Co, OR

DOUGHTY, Francis Wright (1810-1891): m'd MURPHY, John Ecles

DRAKE, Elizabeth: m'd DRAKE, John; maiden name unknown at this time

DRAKE, John M. (1819- ): m'd (Unknown), Elizabeth

DRAKE, William H. ( - ): m'd ,

DRURY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
DRURY, Celinda (1847- ): m'd 1865 ROBERTS, Albert F.; d/o Thompson and Rebecca (Newton) Drury

DRURY, Dr. Charles (1814-1891): first cousin to Thompson Drury; returned to IA c1854

DRURY, Emily Frances (1845-1863): m'd 1863 SALING, Edmond Snow (Edmond was also emigrant of 1852); d/o Thompson and Rebecca (Newton) Drury

DRURY, Melissa Ellen (1843-1924): m'd 1858 PAYNE, Martin V. (Martin arrived in OR from CA in Feb 1850); d/o Thompson and Rebecca (Newton) Drury

DRURY, Newton (1849-1875): s/o Thompson and Rebecca (Newton) Drury

DRURY, (Squire?) Thompson (1817-1852): m'd 1843 NEWTON, Rebecca C.; died 31 July 1852 along the North Platte River; his wife died August 3, 1852 along the North Platte River leaving five young children; the children were taken to Oregon by other Drury and Shortridge family members and place with at least three families in Yamhill County

DRURY, Wells (1851-1932): s/o Thompson and Rebecca (Newton) Drury; relocated to NV sometime prior to 1880 and became a well known reporter and author

DUCKWORTH, Elizabeth M.: m'd 1847 SALING, Edmund Snow

DUNBAR, George Washington ( - ): m'd ZICKAFOOSE, Mary Catherine

DUNIWAY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*5: DUNIWAY, Abigail Scott ( - ): m'd ,

*5: DUNIWAY, Benjamin ( - ): [ ], Maria

DUNN, Mary M. ( - ): m'd ,

DUSSY, D. S. ( - ): m'd ,

DUVALL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
DUVALL, Lewis Howard (1824-): m'd 1854 KIBBEY, Clarinda Cora; conflicting information indicates Lewis may have been emigrant of 1849 or 1852; settled Polk Co

DYKSTRA FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*3) DYKSTRA, Lubbert Jacob (1814- ): m'd 1849 CONNER, Hannah Jane

EARNEST, William (1813- ): m'd 1841 , Mary

*8) EBERT, James:

*8) EBERT, William:

EBY, David ( - ): m'd ,

ECCLESTON, Ezra ( - ): m'd ,

ECCLESTON, Henry Dr. ( - ): m'd ,

EDDY, Albert (1846- ): m'd 1876 HIGLEY, Anna Christina; s/o Hiram and Amanda (Platt) Eddy

EDDY, Esther (1831-1872): m'd 1853 THORP, Elvin A.; d/o Hiram and Amanda (Platt) Eddy

EDDY, Fidelia ( - ): m'd , ; d/o Hiram and Amanda (Platt) Eddy

EDDY, Hiram (1804- ): m'd 1830 PLATT, Amanda; settled in Polk Co

EDDY, Richard: s/o Hiram and Amanda (Platt) Eddy

EDELMAN, L. G. ( - ): m'd ,

EDWARDS, James (1804- ): m'd ,

EILERS, George Henry (1824- ): m'd 1854 , Sarah

ELDREDGE, Sarah P. ( -1852): m'd VANBUSKIRK, Joseph; died on trail

ELGIN FAMILY RESEARCHER:     Also see: Elgin Net
ELGIN, George Franklin: s/o George and Levica (Ruby) Elgin

ELGIN, George Wethers (1808- ): s/o George and Sophia (Wethers) Elgin

ELGIN, Helen M.: m'd 1852 RUBY, William H.; d/o George and Levica (Ruby) Elgin

ELGIN, James Henry ( -1913): m'd 1858 HUMPHREYS; s/o George and Levica (Ruby) Elgin

ELGIN, Levica Leucotha "Dink": d/o George and Levica (Ruby) Elgin

ELGIN, Martha Sophia: d/o George and Levica (Ruby) Elgin

ELGIN, Melvina R. "Mellie": d/o George and Levica (Ruby) Elgin

ELKINS, Luther ( - ): m'd ,

ELLIOTT, Elijah ( - ): m'd ,

ELLIS, Asbury ( - ): m'd ,

ELLIS, Thomas Etheldred ( - ): m'd ,

EMMONS, Johannas (1820- ): m'd ,

ENNES, Mary ( - ): m'd ,

ENNES, Oliver ( - ): m'd ,

ENNIS, J. E. ( - ): m'd ,

ESSLINGER, James ( - ): m'd ,

EVANS, Margaret (1783-1852): m'd VANBUSKIRK, William; d/o John and Barbara (Andrew) Evans; died 23 Sep 1852 in Blue Mountains

EVANS, Maria ( - ): m'd 1834 BIDDLE, Benjamin

EVANS, Sena Ann (1830- ): m'd 1850 COOPER, James

EVEREST, Maria: m'd 1833 PARROTT, Samuel; arrived on ship Josephine in Feb 1852 from England

FAINT,, Mary: m'd CARRUTHERS, Richard

FARLOW, Hiram ( - ): m'd ,

FARRENS, Infant (1852- ): d/o Samuel and Martha (Ruby) Farrens; mentioned in some accounts as FARNES

FARRENS, Samuel Preston (1827-1899): m'd 1848 RUBY, Martha J.; s/o John and Nancy (Hickson) Farrens; wife died of cholera on trail after delivering an infant daughter; mentioned in some accounts as Preston FARNES

FICKENS, Katherine (1825-1910): m'd 1843 WEHRUM, Henry

FIELDS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FIELDS, Ambrose (1792-1872): m'd NOWER, Ann; came in 1848; no indication on whether he returned east to accompany his family in 1852

FIELDS, Catherine (1831-1912): m'd 1844/49 LONG, Shelton M.

FIELDS, John Henry (1848-1931): s/o Nelson and Lucy Fields

FIELDS, Joseph Nower (1847-1922): s/o Nelson and Lucy Fields

FIELDS, Lucy (1822- ): m'd FIELDS, Nelson; maiden name unknown at this time

FIELDS, Martha Jane (1826-1901): m'd 1844 SHAW, Jefferson R.

FIELDS, Mary Ann (1818-1852): m'd 1835 BAILEY, Thomas; died on trail

FIELDS, Minerva (1835 ): m'd 1853 MILLER, James D. d/o Ambrose and Ann (Nower) Fields

FIELDS, Nelson (1821-1856): m'd [], Lucy

FIELDS, Nelson (1851-1852): died on plains; s/o Nelson and Lucy Fields

FIELDS, Sarah (1837- ): m'd 1855 EPPERLY, Albert; d/o Ambrose and Ann (Nower) Fields

FIELDS, Thomas (1837- ): s/o Ambrose and Ann (Nower) Fields

FIELDS, William Ambrose (1845- ): s/o Nelson and Lucy Fields

FINLAYSON, J. J. ( - ): m'd ,

FINLEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:       FINLEY Carmen Finley's Web Page with 1852 Overland Account
FINELY, James Washington: m'd CAMPBELL, Margaret Jane

FINLEY, John Pettis:

FINLEY, William Asa:

FITZGERALD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FITZGERALD, James (1802-1852): m'd WHITE, Mahala; died on trail in Blue Mountains; family legend says they were killed by Indians; accomapnied by several children

FITZJERRELL, M. F. ( - ): m'd ,

FOLEY, Abraham Nordyke Dr. ( - ): m'd RUSSELL, Barsheba

FOLLIS, Allen Henderson ( - ): m'd ,

FOLLIS, Susannah ( - ): m'd ,

FOLLIS, William ( - ): m'd ,

FOREN, William C. ( - ): m'd ,

FORGEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*6) FORGEY, Elias (1832- ): s/o Andrew and Anna (Roller) Forgey

*6) FORGEY, George Washington (1840- ):  s/o Andrew and Anna (Roller) Forgey

*6) FORGEY, Jacob Roller (1837- ): s/o Andrew and Anna (Roller) Forgey

*6) FORGEY, James (1825- ): m'd 1847 MILHOLLEN, Mary E.

*6) FORGEY, John: m'd MILHOLLEN, Margaret Matilda; s/o Andrew and Anna (Roller) Forgey

*6) FORGEY, Laura (1851- ): d/o John and Margaret (Milhollen) Forgey

*6) FORGEY, Mary Ann: d/o John and Margaret (Milhollen) Forgey

*6) FORGEY, Nancy: d/o John and Margaret (Milhollen) Forgey

*6) FORGEY, William Andrew (1847- ): m'd 1873 HALSTEAD, Jeannette;  John and Margaret (Milhollen) Forgey

FOSTER, Elizabeth (1842- ): m'd ,

FOSTER, George (1840- ): m'd ,

FOSTER, Jeannette (1843- ): m'd ,

FOSTER, Margaret (1851- ): m'd ,

FOSTER, Mary Jane ( - ): m'd ,

FOSTER, Peyton ( - ): m'd ,

FOSTER, Sarah (1846- ): m'd ,

FOSTER, William Harrison ( - ): m'd GREENWOOD, Margaret

*7) FOWLER, Lodema (1833-1910): m'd 1849 MAYS, Robert; died at the Dalles, Wasco Co, OR

FOX, Ephraim (1822- ): m'd 1846 WILLS, Louisa Francis; settled Linn Co, OR

FOX, Nancy Jane: m'd 1851 BUNCH, James W.

FOX, Phoebe: m'd BUNCH, George

FOY, E. ( - ): m'd ,

FRANKLIN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
Mary Hennessey at MarcyGRN@aol.com

*3) FRANKLIN, Benjamin (1819- ): m'd 1846 METZKER, Susannah Zickafoose; s/o William and Hannah (Hackney) Franklin

*3) FRANKLIN, Celestine (1848- ): d/o Benjamin and Susannah (Metzker) Franklin

*3) FRANKLIN, Mary Jane (1828- ): m'd SYRON, Peter Adolphus; d/o William and Hannah (Hackney) Franklin

*3) FRANKLIN, Samuel: s/o William and Hannah (Hackney) Franklin

*3) FRANKLIN, William (1850-1927):

*3) FRANKLIN, William (1784-1886): m'd 1810 HACKNEY, Hannah

*3) FRANKLIN, William Burris (1831- ): s/o William and Hannah (Hackney) Franklin

FREEL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FREEL, Amos R. (1809- 1852): m'd REYNOLDS, Elizabeth

FREEL, Charles Wesley (1852-1852): s/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Elizabeth Lucy (1846-1881): d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Francis Marion (1841-1852): s/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Maria (1835-1852): d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Marquis Lafayette (1850-1852): s/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Martha Elan (1843-1929): m'd HAWLEY, David; d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Mary (1833-1852): d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Nancy Jane (1837- ): d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Sarah Ann (1829-1911): d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Sophia (1831-1913): d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, Ursula (1848-1917): d/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, William H.J. (1839-1899): s/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FREEL, William Jasper (1849-1852): s/o Amos and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Freel

FRIZZELL, Lilly ( - ): m'd 1834 FRIZZELL, Reece P.

FRIZZELL, Reece P. (1815-1852): m'd 1834 , Lilly

FRONK, John W. ( - ): m'd ,

FROST, G. T. ( - ): m'd ,

FRUIT, Elizabeth (1791-1871): m'd WALKER, Samuel H.; widow when emigrated to Oregon with children [see Walker listings]

FULLER, H. ( - ): m'd ,

GAINES, James F. (1835-1853): s/o Willis and Louisa (Crowley) Gaines

GAINES, John Wesley (1836-1921): m'd c1860 KIMSEY, Melissa Ann; s/o Willis and Louisa (Crowley) Gaines

GAINES, Louesa (1851-1872): d/o Willis and Louisa (Crowley) Gaines

GAINES, Mary Elizabeth (1846-1888): m'd 1864 DANIALS, Francis M.; d/o Willis and Louisa (Crowley) Gaines

GAINES, Samuel (1843-1934): m'd 1861 SOUTH, Susan; s/o Willis and Louisa (Crowley) Gaines

GAINES, Sarah (1845-1872): d/o Willis and Louisa (Crowley) Gaines

GAINES, Willis (1810-1888): m1. CROWLEY, Louisa (1813-1855); m2. 1857 FULKERSON, Elizabeth Kincaid; s/o John Wesley and Sarah Ann (White) Gaines

GANIARD FAMILY RESEARCHER
GANIARD, Oscar Ovid (1832-1895): m'd 1858 GANIARD, Lucinda; s/o Peter and Ruth (Beldon) Ganiard; born in NY; 1834-1838 Ohio; 1838-1852 Michigan; 1852 emigrated to OR and went to Jackson Co to mine for gold; during hard times that winter he returned to Portland until 1856 when he moved to Josephine Co to settle; purchased a farm and opened a mercantile business; 1858 returned to MI to visit parents and married Lucinda Ganiard (d/o Silas and Lucinda (Wilder) Ganiard; 1872 moved to Jackson Co where he  farmed and once again opened a mercantile; final years spent in Ashland, OR; Oscar and Lucinda both buried in Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, OR

GARRETT, James ( - ): m'd ,

GARRISON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GARRISON, Ephraim (1799- ): m'd MODIE, Nancy; s/o Jason and Mary Garrison

GARRISON, William M.: s/o Ephraim and Nancy (Modie) Garrison

GATES, Peter Paul ( - ): m'd ,

GATES, Thomas Waterman ( - ): m'd YORK , Cynthia

GAULT, Daniel (1842-1912): m1. 1867 HOWELL, Anna Rebecca; m2. 1878 HUMPHREY, Lydia E.; s/o John and Lucy (McClain) Gault

GAULT, John( -1861): m'd MCCLAIN, Lucy

GAULT, John W. ( -1908): s/o John and Lucy (McClain) Gault

GAULT, Mary: d/o John and Lucy (McClain) Gault

GIBSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*5: GIBSON, Alfred Breese (c1843- ): s/o Daviess and Sophronia (Ingalls) Gibson; got cholera on trail but survived

*5: GIBSON, Almira B. "Myra" (c1845- ): m'd STARBUCK, Thomas; d/o Daviess and Sophronia (Ingalls) Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Benton ( - ): s/o George and Mary Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Cass (c1848- ): m'd MILLER, Melinda; s/o Daviess and Sophronia (Ingalls) Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Daviess (1812- ): m'd 1839 INGALLS, Sophronia; s/o Samuel and Tabytha (Kennedy) Gibson; came to OR in 1849 with Ingalls brothers, spent some time as a carpenter in Portland; then went on to CA gold fields; later returned east via Isthmus of Panama

*5: GIBSON, Delilah Ann (1824- ): m'd INGALLS, Joseph; d/o Samuel and Tabytha (Kennedy) Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Douglas ( -1906): s/o George and Mary Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Eleanor (1820- ): m1. TAYLOR, William; husband and all but one child died of cholera on trail within 24 hours; d/o Samuel and Tabytha (Kennedy) Gibson; drove her wagon the rest of the way to OR

*5: GIBSON, George D.: m'd HOMESLEY, Laura; s/o Daviess and Sophronia (Ingalls) Gibson

*5: GIBSON, George G. (1806- ): m'd 1835 PORTER, Mary Bowen; s/o Samuel and Tabytha (Kennedy) Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Hulda Zerilda (1831-1912): m'd 1852 HAYDEN, Benjamin F.; grandaughter of Samuel; father had died prior to 1852 (may have been Thomas Kennedy Gibson)

*5: GIBSON, Mary Ellen ( -1866): m'd WAIT, Thomas B.; d/o George and Mary Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Porter C. ( -1862): s/o George and Mary Gibson

*5: GIBSON, Samuel (1780-1852): m'd KENNEDY, Tabytha; s/o Guyon and Eleanor Gibson; died of cholera on 08 June just a little beyond Fort Kearney; buried along trail; wife had died in 1847 in IL

*5: GIBSON, Samuel D. (c1836-1897): m'd [ ], Mary E.; s/o George and Mary Gibson

GILBREATH FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GILBREATH, James Craig (1829-1882): m'd 1849 TIGARD, Sarah Ann (1829-1866); first traveled on the Evans Trace, the Santa Fe Trail, and the Overland Trail before taking the Oregon Trail; settled in Columbia County

GILBREATH, William  Pollock (1850-1921):  m'd  1883  Ring OHLSSON, Bertha  Adolphena(1851-1940);  s/o James Craig & Sarah Ann (Tigard) Gilbreath

GILHAM, Newton D.:

GILLIAM FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GILLIAM, Alfred: s/o Charles and Mary Gilliam

GILLIAM, James J.E.: s/o Charles and Mary Gilliam

GILLIAM, Jasper Newton: m'd GILLIAM, Rosa Ann Elizabeth

GILLIAM, Joseph Grayson: s/o Charles and Mary Gilliam

GILLIAM, Lavinnie: m'd FOSTER, Silas; sister of Jasper Gilliam

GILLIAM, Minerva: d/o Charles and Mary Gilliam

GILLIAM, Nancy Jane: m'd JOHNSON, Carl Ellison; sister of Jasper Gilliam

GILLIAM, Rosa Ann Elizabeth: m'd GILLIAM, Jasper Newton; d/o Charles and Mary Gilliam

GILLIAM, Sarah Sophronia: d/o Charles and Mary Gilliam

GILLIAM, William H.: s/o Charles and Mary Gilliam GILMORE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
Ryan at AKStenc@aol.com

GILMORE, James (1791- ): m'd 1814 POTEETE, Mary; father of 13 children; settled where Roseburg is now located; son, Samuel, had emigrated in 1843 with Applegate party

GILMORE, James P. (1830-1903): m'd 1851 BARNES, Nancy; s/o James and Mary (Poteete) Gilmore; father of 13 children; in 1885 moved with their family to Crofton Prairie in Washington Territory; buried in Goldendale Cemetery, Goldendale, WA

GILMORE, Josephine (c1838-1852): d/o James and Mary (Poteete) Gilmore; died on trail of cholera

GILMOUR FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GILMOUR, Mary Elizabeth (1826-1898): m'd CRAWFORD, George Fisher Dr.; d/o James and Mary (Whitley) Gilmour; settled with husband in Benton Co; was a cousin of John Wilson Gilmour who emigrated in 1851; buried at Sand Ridge Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

*3) GILSTRAP, Isaac: m'd SYRON, Amy Elizabeth

*8) GIMPLE, George:

GITHENS, George (1828- ): m'd ,

GITHENS, Jane Stout ( - ): m'd ,

GOBLE  FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GOBLE, Daniel B. (1815- ): town of Goble is named for him although he was not it's proprietor

GOODELL, Abel ( - ): m'd ,

GOODHUE, Martha Jane (1824- ): m'd MCCLURE, John Barnett

GOODPASTURE, Alexander:

GOUGE, Anna S. (1820- ): m'd JONES, Isaac

GOUGE, Jane H. (1819- ): m'd JONES, Jacob

GOULET, Samuel Antoine ( - ): m'd ,

GOWDY  FAMILY RESEARCHER:       Bennette Family History
GOWDY, John Tucker (1835- ): m'd 1861 KEMP, Anne Eliza; came across the plains with his uncle, John Tucker Scott ; settled in Marion County at Belle Passi; later moved to Yamhill Co

GRADY, Elizabeth (1834- ): m'd 1850 HALE, Andrew

GRAHAM, Mary Eleanor: m'd BROWN, John

GRANT, David (1836- ): m'd ,

GRANT, Richard J. "Johnny" (1825- ): m'd 1846 , Sarah Jane

GRAY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GRAY, David Milton: s/o James Gray

GRAY, George Washington: s/o James Gray

GRAY, James: wife died just prior to emigration; settled in Linn Co

GRAY, John Gray: brother of James Gray; settled in Linn Co

GRAY, Josephine Selena: d/o James Gray

GRAY, Lorenzo Erasmus: s/o James Gray

GRAY, Martha Jane: d/o James Gray

GRAY, Nancy: never married; sister of James Gray; settled in Linn Co

GRAY, Nancy Elizabeth: d/o James Gray; second wife of Bird Waggoner

GRAY, Samuel Paxton ( -1852): s/o James Gray; died on trail

GRAY, William Linn Clinkenbeard: s/o James Gray

GREEN, Henry D. ( - ): m'd ,

GREEN, Mary: m'd SMITH, Michael

GREENE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GREENE, Martha Ann (1821-1880): m'd 1839 PATTY, William Rooker; d/o Don Felix and Nancy Ann (Drummond) Patty; buried in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

GREENWOOD, Margaret ( -1852): m'd FOSTER, William Harrison

GRIBBLE, Henry: Mentioned in Samuel Woodruff Diary.

GRIER, Delilah (1832-1892): m'd LEIGH, C. B.

GRIER, Isaac (1828-1899): m'd ,

GRIER, John (1798-1877): m'd , Susan

GRIER, John (1832-1886): m'd , Delilah

GRIER, Mary (1828-1921): m'd GRIER, Robert

GRIER, Robert (1826-1900): m'd , Mary

GRIFFIN, Sarah Wallace (1776-1856): m'd bef 1797 RICHARDSON, George; buried Bethel Cemetery, Polk Co, OR

GRIM, Sarah: m'd c 1843 HOWARD, Pontius; there has been much confusion over Sarah's last name; some records indicated her name was Sarah Grim while other stated Sarah Prince; legal documents from IL have finally established that her name was GRIM

GRISWOLD, Mr. ( -1852): Was traveling with the Chapman Train. Died June 8, 1852 of cholera.

GRUBBS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GRUBBS, David (1808-1886): never married

GRUBBS, Francis H. (1834- ): m'd LEE, Lucy Ann; graduate of Willamette University; wife was the daughter of the well known missionary Jason Lee, Francis died in Portland, buried Lee Mission Cemetery

GRUBBS, John: m'd 1832 AUSTEN, Susan; traveled with several of his sons; the remainder of the family came in 1853 via the Isthmus of Panama

GUTHRIE, Robert (1830- ): m'd 1853 , Mary Elizabeth

GWINN, Norman (1818-1901): m'd 1852 BLOXSON, Cynthia

Rhys GWYNN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GWYNN, Rev. Rhys (1834-1917):

HACKNEY, Hannah ( -1852): m'd FRANKLIN, William; died on Mt. Hood and is buried on the Barlow Trail

HADAWAY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HADAWAY, Edward C. (1819-1895): m'd ROSWELL, Elizabeth Jane; farmer, Sgt-at-Arms for Oregon House of Representatives 1872, 1874, 1880; father of 7 children

HADAWAY, Edward E. (1851-1899): s/o Edward and Elizabeth (Roswell) Hadaway; buried in Dayton Pioneer Cemetery, Dayton, OR

HADAWAY, George Armstrong (1847-1889): s/o Edward and Elizabeth (Roswell) Hadaway

HADAWAY, Mary Elizabeth (1849- ): d/o Edward and Elizabeth (Roswell) Hadaway

HAGOOD, Henry (1815- ): m'd 1848 , Mary A.

HAIGHT, Eliza ( -1856): m'd 1845 HILL, Eben B.

HALE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HALE, Andrew (1831-1909): m'd 1834 GRADY, Elizabeth; s/o William and Sarah (Borders) Hale

*7) HALE, Calvin Thomas (1827-1887): m'd 1851 MAYS, Milla Catherine; originally emigrated in 1848 with; drove wagon for Bristow family; after arrival in OR he went with William Bristow to gold fields then later returned to IL and returned to OR in 1852 as captain of a wagon train that included his family

HALE, Elias (1827-1853 ): m'd 1851 MCKINLEY, Elizabeth; killed in a card game in Syracuse, Linn Co, OR in 1853

HALE, Elias A. (1850- ): m'd 1875 SPERRY, Mary s/o Michael and Jemima (McKinley) Hale

HALE, Jefferson (1852- ): s/o Elias and Elizabeth (McKinley) Hale

HALE, Jestinia: m'd 1822 MESSERSMITH, Andrew

HALE, John (1848- ): s/o Michael and Jemima (McKinley) Hale

HALE, Laura (1851- ): d/o Andrew and Elizabeth (Grady) Hale

HALE, Michael (1819-1879): m1. MCKINLEY, Jemima; m2. 1853 SMITH, Nancy; s/o William and Sarah (Borders) Hale; wife and daughter died on trail of cholera

HALE, Milton: s/o William and Sarah (Borders) Hale emigrated in 1845; see 1845 emigrant listing

HALE, Milton (1838-1895): s/o Michael and Jemima (McKinley) Hale

*7) HALE, Nebraska John (1852- ): s/o Calvin and Milla (Mays) Hale

HALE, Sarah (1838-1915): m1. 1853 HANNAN, Elijah; m2. 1859 SIMISON, Dayton; d/o William and Sarah (Borders) Hale; buried Hale-Simison Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

HALE, Victoria: d/o Elias and Elizabeth (McKinley) Hale; probably born after arrival

HALE, William (1836-1903): m'd 1857 ALLPHIN, Rachel; s/o William and Sarah (Borders) Hale

HALE, William (1799-1881): m'd 1818  BORDERS, Sarah; s/o Jesse and Hannah Hale; buried Hale-Simison Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

HALL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HALL, Essalum M. (1824-1888): m'd 1844 SMELSER, Mahala

HALL, Francis M.: s/o Essalum and Mahala (Smelser) Hall

HALL, Isaiah S.: s/o Essalum and Mahala (Smelser) Hall

HALL, Lurana: d/o Essalum and Mahala (Smelser) Hall

HAMILTON, William C. (1823- ): m'd 1854 GHOLSON, Eliza Jane

HAMLIN FAMILY RESEARCHER:

HAMLIN, Eliza Jane (1849-1897): m'd 1866 ANDERSON, William Thomas; d/o James and Eliza (Shearer) Hamlin

HAMLIN, Infant (1851-1852): c/o James and Eliza (Shearer) Hamlin

HAMLIN, James A. (1815-1894): m'd 1840 SHEARER, Eliza Jane; s/o William and Mary (Smith) Hamlin

HAMLIN, Martha E. (1846-1861): d/o James and Eliza (Shearer) Hamlin

HAMLIN, Mary (1823-1854): m'd 1843 JOHNSON, John W.; d/o William and Mary (Smith) Hamlin

HAMLIN, Mary Ann (1841-1932): m'd 1857 GRIFFIN, William Marion; d/o James and Eliza (Shearer) Hamlin

HAMLIN, William Henry (1843-1932): m'd 1865 ARMPRIEST, Lavina Ann; s/o James and Eliza (Shearer) Hamlin

HAMMONS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*8) HAMMONS, Cynthia: m'd WATSON, James L.

*8) HAMMONS, Nancy ( -1852): m'd SPENCER, Charles; died on trail 10 June 1852, 16 miles west of Prairie Creek and 16 miles east of Wood River; Nancy's husband died Oct 27, 1852, the day after arriving at Portland

*8) HAMMONDS, George:

*8) HAMMONDS, Henry:

HANNA FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HANNA, Joseph A. Rev. ( - ): m'd ,

HARDESTY, Mahala (1803-1895): m'd CHAPMAN, Jesse Smith; d/o Henry and Elizabeth (Matheny) Hardesty; mother of 8 children.

HARE, N. D. ( - ): m'd ,

HARE, W. S. ( - ): m'd ,

HARER FAMILY RESEARCHER: (sometimes spelled HARRER and  HARROW, etc.)

HARER, Alfred  Franklin (1848-1894);  m'd  1878  BEACH, Minnie Louise (1856-  );  s/o  David and Sarah C. (Standifer) Harer

HARER, Ann Elizabeth (1851-1852);  d/o  David and Sarah C. (Standifer) Harer

HARER, David  (1819-1883);  m'd  1843 STANDIFER, Sarah  C. (1818-   )

HARER, Enos S. (1790-Oct 1852):  m'd  c1817  CRAIG, Jane (1795-1847)

HARER, Enos  Samuel  (1836-    );  s/o Enos S. and Jane (Craig) Harer

HARER, Evan  H. (1822-1870);  m'd TULK, Eliza  Jane;  brother of Sarah and William Harer and nephew of Enos S. Harer

HARER, James  C. (1828-1852);  m'd  1851 STANDIFER, Jane "Mary" (1831-1852);  s/o Enos S. and Jane (Craig) Harer

HARER, Jemima Elizabeth Jane (1844-1896);  m'd  1863 KIRTLAND, Andrew J.  (1840-1872);  m'd 1888 YOUNG, George N.  (1830-1914);  d/o  David and Sarah C. (Standifer) Harer

HARER, Jemima  Jane (1817-14 Aug 1852);  m'd 1832 CRAIG, Ewing P.  (1809-18 Aug 1852);  d/o  Enos S. and Jane (Craig) Harer

HARER, John  W. (1832-14 Oct 1852);  m'd  1849  HOUGHMASTER, Sarah (1829-25 Aug 1852);  s/o  Enos S. and Jane (Craig) Harer

HARER, Lucinda  (1829-  );  m'd  1848  CRAWFORD, James T. (1825-   );  d/o Enos S.and Jane (Craig) Harer

HARER, Martha Elizabeth  (1849-1923);  m'd bef 1866 MULKEY, Albert Greenberry  (1838-1900);  trail 1844;  d/o John W. and Sarah (Houghmaster) Harer

HARER, Mary  E. (1851-1924);  m'd SAYLOR, Francis A. "Frank";  d/o  William Millard "Willis" and Martha Ann (Tulk) Harer

HARER, Sarah Jane (1830-1898);  m'd  1849 LEWIS, Stephen Marther  (1828-1855);  m'd  1856 LETSOM, John Thomas  (1828-1922), a native of England who came to OR from CA goldfields after shipping around Cape Horn;  sister of  Evan and William M. Harer

HARER, Stephen Lafayette  (1851-1870);  s/o  Evan and Eliza Jane (Tulk) Harer

HARER, William  Millard "Willis" (1823-1908);  m'd  1850  TULK, Eliza Jane  (1832-1926);  brother of Evan H. and Sarah Jane Harer and nephew of Enos S. Harer

HARPER, Jemima: m'd CLAYTON, Ashford; lost two children to illness on journey and barely survived herself; wintered in Oregon City while she regained her health; finally settled in Umpqua Valley in Feb 1853

HARRISON, Joseph ( - ): m'd ,

HARRISON, Robert ( - ): m'd ,

HARRY, John Alva: see 1851

HATTON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HATTON, Elizabeth (1813-1878): m'd MATTHEWS, John Harvey; d/o Jonah Berget Hatton; died in Clark Co, WA in 1878

HATTON, Jonah (1848-1926): s/o William and Sarah (Johnson) Hatton

HATTON, Jonah Berget (1781-1852): died on the trail at Burnt River of cholera

HATTON, William D. (1851- ): s/o William and Sarah (Johnson) Hatton

HATTON, William Shannon (1821-1911): m'd 1845 JOHNSON, Sarah; s/o Jonah Berget Hatton; settled in Clark County, WA where he became the father of three additional children (Nancy E. 1854-1941; Alonzo E. 1856-1915; Harriet Dorinda 1858-1940).  William died in Bossburg, WA and is buried in Colville WA

HAWK, Al R. (1840- ):

HAWK, Melvin F. (1850- ):

HAWK, Mr. ( -1883): family left DeKalb County, IN 01 Mar 1852; traveled with Samuel Russell family and Elliot Cline; family consisted of parents and 6 boys; traveled north side of Platte River; reached Portland 10 Nov 1852; family settled at Puget Sound in 1853; father went to Astoria in 1854 where he married for a second time; returned to Olympia August and resided there until his death

HAWK, Mrs. ( -1853): mother died 12 Jan 1853

HAWK, Son1:

HAWK, Son2:

HAWK, Son3:

HAWK, Son4:

HAWKINS, John S. (1818- ): m'd ,

*5: HAYDEN, Benjamin (1822- ): m'd 1852 GIBSON, Zerelda

HEADRICK, Frances ( - ): m'd KAYS, John A.

HEATER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HEATER, George (c1822- ): m'd 1845 MARION, Sarah; settled Yamhill Co

HEATER, Peter ( - ): m'd ,

HEATH, Lucien (1819- ): m'd 1849 EDWARDS, Julia J.

HEDGES FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HEDGES, Joseph: m'd ALLEN, Ellen; came west to join his brother, Absalom (an emigrant of 1844), at Canemah

HEIPLE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HEIPLE, Samuel: emigrated to OH with his parents, returned to PA and then emigrated to OR; was struck with cholera during emigration but managed to recover; arrived in Portland in early December; split rails during winter to earn money for food; in spring went to Puget Sound where he worked until July 1853; lived for a short time in Marion Co and then returned to Portland where he remained for sixteen years supplying the steamboats with wood  

*4) HENDERSHOTT, James (1829-1897): m'd 1848 VINCENT, Harriet Jane s/o David and Catherine (Benham) Hendershott; came alone in 1852; family joined him later

HENDERSON, George ( -1852): Was traveling with the Chapman train.  Drowned in the Platte River July 3, 1852.. Initial efforts to find his body were fruitless.  The body was found 6 miles down stream from where he had drowned and was buried.  He was from Fairfield, IA.

HENDERSON, Sarah S.: m'd 1837 VANBUSKIRK, John; d/o Nathaniel C. and Elizabeth (Sloan) Henderson

HENDERSON, Thomas B. ( - ): m'd 1848 VANBUSKIRK, Elizabeth; s/o Nathaniel C. and Elizabeth (Sloan) Henderson

HENDERSON, Urbanus (1851-1852): s/o Thomas and Elizabeth (VanBuskirk) Henderson; died on trail in Blue Mountains

HENLINE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HENLINE, Abi (1818-1891): m'd  HENLINE, Francis

HENLINE, Andrew: s/o Francis and Abi Henline

HENLINE, Francis: m'd [ ], Abi

HENLINE, Francis M.: s/o Francis and Abi Henline

HENLINE, Phoebe: d/o Francis and Abi Henline

HENLINE, William H.: s/o Francis and Abi Henline

HENNESS, T. J. ( - ): m'd ,

HENNEY, Catherine ( -1902): m1. WILEY, Elias Keyes; m2. BURKE, Mr.; emigrated from WI with husband and family, settled in Portland after brief stay in Yamhill Co; outlived her children and second husband and died in Portland in 1902

HEWITT, Abraham: m'd CONNER, Elizabeth

HICKS, Elizabeth (1826- ): m'd 1847 BUFF, John

*8) HILARY, John: + family

HILL, Claisborne ( - ): m'd ,

HILL, Eben B. (1821- ): m'd 1845 HAIGHT, Eliza

HILL, G. M. ( - ): m'd ,

HILL, Mary Sophia (1828-1902): m'd ADAMS, Oliver Harmon

HINBR, C. B. ( - ): m'd ,

HINKLE, John ( - ): m'd ,

HINKLE, Mary Rebecca (1804-1877): m'd ADAMS, John Franklin

HINTON, Sophia Jane (1826-1893): m'd INMAN, Joel Cowan

HOEFER, John (1816-1909): m'd ,

HOLLOWAY, J. M. ( - ): m'd ,

HOLLOWAY, William L. ( - ): m'd ,

HOLT, B. R. ( - ): m'd ,

HOLTON, Fanny ( -1852): m'd SOVERNS, George; died on trail

HOPSON, Sophrania ( - ): m'd BOYLES,

HOSS, Peter (1825-1905): m'd 1844 BROWN, Martha

HOWARD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HOWARD, Adeline: d/o Pontius and Sarah (Grim) Howard

HOWARD, Albert: s/o Pontius and Sarah (Grim) Howard

HOWARD, Alpheaus: s/o Pontius and Sarah (Grim) Howard

HOWARD, Eliza: d/o Pontius and Sarah (Grim) Howard

HOWARD, Mary Amanda: d/o Pontius and Sarah (Grim) Howard

HOWARD, Orren (1852- ): s/o Pontius and Sarah (Grim) Howard; born on Santiam Pass during emigration into Oregon

HOWARD, Pontius: m'd c1843 GRIM, Sarah; settled in Benton County; later divorced from Sarah and settled near Puyallup, WA.; there has been some controversy over the name of Pontius Howards wife, some records have indicated her name as Prince, while other list Grim; legal documents from IL have established that her name was GRIM.

*8) HOWARD, William: + family

HOWD, Julius C. (1829-1913): m'd BAKER, Mary

HUG, John ( - ): m'd ,

HUGHES, E. ( - ): m'd ,

HUMPHREY, Eliza: m'd DENLINGER, H.; d/o Homan and Lydia (Snow) Humphrey

HUMPHREY, Homan M. ( -1887): m'd SNOW, Lydia

HUMPHREY, Julia: m1. SIMPSON, Samuel L.; m2. BRISCOW, Julian V.; d/o Homan and Lydia (Snow) Humphrey

HUMPHREY, Lydia E.: m'd GAULT, Daniel M.C.; d/o Homan and Lydia (Snow) Humphrey

HUMPHREY, Orpha G.: d/o Homan and Lydia (Snow) Humphrey

HUMPHREY, T.C. Dr.: s/o Homan and Lydia (Snow) Humphrey

HUMPHREY, W. J.: s/o Homan and Lydia (Snow) Humphrey

Elizabeth HUNT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HUNT, Elizabeth Pocahantas: m'd PALMONDON, Eusebe "Eugene"

HUNT, Enoch (1825- ): m'd SHELTON, Mary E.

HUNT, James: m'd SMITH, Caroline; started for OR between Apr 1851 and Aug 1852; died on trail in Utah; wife and children turned around and went back to IN

*3) HUNT, Levi Jr.:

*3) HUNT, Levi Sr.:

HUNTER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HUNTER, Caroline Frances (1846-1926): m'd 1863 RUSSELL, Eli Frazier; died in Oakland, Alameda Co, CA; d/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter;

HUNTER, George W. (1835-1895): m1. 1859 STOUT, Harriett Amanda; m2. 1865 ALLEN, ELizabeth Ann; died in Dawson, Yukon Territory; wrote reminiscence of 1852 journey to Oregon entitled "Reminiscence of an Old Timer" by Colonel George Hunter; s/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter

HUNTER, Harriet (1848-1917): m'd 1868 CARRUTHERS, Robert; died Astoria, Clatsop Co, OR; d/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter

HUNTER, John (1833-1902): m'd 1859 CARRUTHERS, Sarah Ann; died in Illwaco, Pacific Co, WA; s/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter

HUNTER, Louisa (1838-1865): m'd 1853 WHITE, Joseph; d/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter

HUNTER, Mary Ann (1840-1920): m1. 1858 WINSHIP, John H.; m2. 1866 MCKAY, Angus; died in Athena, Umatilla Co, OR; buried in Mt. View Cemetery, Walla Walla, WA; d/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter

HUNTER, Mathias (1832- ): m'd 1866 FRAZIER, Nancy; s/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter

HUNTER, Wilford (1842-1848): s/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter; died prior to emigration

HUNTER, William (1810-1896): m1. 1830 MEEK, Jemima; m2. 1870 HOWE, Elizabeth; m3. 1890 BEAMER, Martha; m4. 1895 MCINTYRE, Mary;
died at Brownsville, Linn Co, OR; buried in Brownsville City Cemetery, Linn Co

HUNTER, William Alfred (1850- ): m'd 1873 BOUNDS, Louisa F.; s/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter

HUNTER, William Morris (1843-1843): s/o William and Jemima (Meek) Hunter; died prior to emigration

HUTCHINSON, James C.: m'd COPELAND, [ ]; returned east in 1853 and came to OR again in 1854 via the Isthmus of Panama; brother of Robert; settled Douglas Co

HUTCHINSON, Robert Milligan: brother of James C.; settled Douglas Co

HYDE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HYDE, John Lewis:

HYLAND FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HYLAND, Amos Damon (1837-1905): m'd 1858 CROW, Rachel Ann; s/o Benjamin and Abigail (Damon) Hyland; died in Alameda, Oakland Co, CA and is buried in Lane Co, OR

HYLAND, Benjamin (1804-1890): m'd 1827 DAMON, Abigail; divorced in 1853 in Washington Co, OR; married and divorced twice more; came to Oregon in 1852 with his  three sons; children not making the emigration were Mary Ann (1840-1917); Edward T. (1843-1885); Ansel (1845-1845); Sylvia M. (1848-1935); Abigail (1850-1851); Abigail Damon Hyland eventually came to OR in 1874 with her daughter and son-in-law, Mary Ann (Hyland) and William Dinges

HYLAND, Benjamin F. (1829-1907): m'd 1854 GREEN, Lovi; s/o Benjamin and Abigail (Damon) Hyland; settled in Benton Co

HYLAND, Burnham Smith (1833-1918): m'd 1864 TYLER, Adelia; s/o Benjamin and Abigail (Damon) Hyland; died in Lane Co, OR

IMBLER, Louisa Ellen "Eliza Clarissa" (1820-aft 1880): m'd JONES, John

IMBLER, Needham (1820-1897): m'd JONES, Margaret Jane

IMBLER,  Sarah  Ann  (1844-1914),  d/o  Needham  IMBLER  &  Margaret  Jane (Jones) Imbler

IMBLER,  Emily  J.  (1850-1858),  d/o  Needham  IMBLER  &  Margaret  Jane (Jones) Imbler

INGALLS, Belulah ( - ): m'd ,

*5: INGALLS, Joseph W. ( - ): m'd c1850 GIBSON, Delilah Ann; originally emigrated in 1849 with Daviess Gibson and Arthur and Henry Ingalls, went to CA gold fields; returned east via Isthmus of Panama, arriving late in fall of 1850

*5: INGALLS, Lyman (1833-1852): s/o Israel and Mary (Lord) Ingalls; died of cholera on trail

*5: INGALLS, Sophronia ( -1907): m'd 1839 GIBSON, Daviess; d/o Israel and Mary (Lord) Ingalls

*5: INGALLS, Theodore (1835- ): s/o Israel and Mary (Lord) Ingalls; got cholera on trail but survived

*5: INGALLS, Wallace (c1851- ): s/o Joseph and Delilah (Gibson) Ingalls

INGRAM FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*2) INGRAM, Elizabeth (1844- ): d/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, Elva (1848-1852): s/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram; died on trail near Guernsey, WY

*2) INGRAM, James Henry (1838- ): s/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, James Wilson II (1809- ): m'd AKIN, Ritta Ann; emigrated to Oregon in 1846 with a group of trappers, returned home to Washington Co, Arkansas and brought his family out in 1852  

*2) INGRAM, Leanna: d/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, Louisa: d/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, Mitchell (1835- ): s/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, Pulina: d/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, Rachel (1836- ): d/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, Sarah: d/o James and Ritta (Akin) Ingram

*2) INGRAM, William ( - ): m'd ,

INMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
INMAN, James (1852-1859): s/o Joel and Sophia (Hinton) Inman

INMAN, Job (1851-1852): s/o Joel and Sophia (Hinton) Inman; died on the Barlow Road

INMAN, Joel Cowan (1824-1902): m'd HINTON, Sophia Jane

INMAN, Thompson (1849-1901): s/o Joel and Sophia (Hinton) Inman

INMAN, William (1847-1918): s/o Joel and Sophia (Hinton) Inman

IRVINE FAMILY RESEARCHER