Emigrants to Oregon in 1852

Surnames R-Z

compiled by Stephenie Flora
oregonpioneers.com
copyright © 2009

The emigration year of 1852 stands out as the year of illness and death on the trail for humans and animals alike.  Most of the human toll was the result of cholera.  While the diaries often suggest that the cattle died from an imaginary disease called "hollow horn", it is thought by some experts that the loss of cattle was actually due to anthrax with the stress of the journey as a contributing factor.  

The diaries and journals available for that year mention seeing wagons "as far as the eye can see" both ahead and behind.  While it has been estimated that over 10,000 adventurous souls started out for Oregon in 1852, an accounting of how many actually arrived is hard to determine.  It is thought that as many as 1,000 may have turned back.  Death definitely took a toll and then there were those who, at the last minute, turned off for California.  The emigrants going to California that year was estimated at upwards of 50,000.

Indians were not as troublesome in 1852 as some of the other years.  This was due, in part, to a treaty that was engineered by Thomas Fitzpatrick "Broken Hand" in 1851.  The size of the emigration also no doubt had a bearing.  Trains were traveling so close to each other that it provided extra security.

Most of the trains for 1852 were small in size due to the difficulty in finding water, camping spots and feed for the cattle.  A larger train was simply too hard to manage.  Most companies were made up of family and friends with single men hired to drive wagons and assist with the cattle.  Assuming that a train consisted of  50 or fewer individuals it would mean that there were at least 200 separate trains headed for Oregon.  And this would not account for the approximately 1000 companies headed for California.

As I compile the listing for 1852 I welcome any additions and corrections you care to make.  I can be contacted at the email address at the bottom of this page.

Diaries, Journals and Reminiscences of the 1852 Emigration

Captains of 1852

*1) Capt. Alvin Clark company consisted of about 28 individuals. The company left Council Bluffs May 8 and arrived at Oregon City October 2, 1852.  There were 3 deaths in this company.

*2a)  Akin Company left Salem, Henry Co, Iowa 17 Apr 1852. The company traveled closely with other family groups including the Richey train.  They arrived at Kanesville, Iowa May 8, 1852 and left from there.  Their journey has been documented and compiled by Mike Booth and is available in the Akin Diary he has contributed. At least for a portion of the journey they were joined by a group led by Newton D. Gilham (see #26)
 *2b) Caleb Richey Company left Henry County, Iowa April 1852 and traveled closely with the Booth train.

*3) Capt John Metzker 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 [Hale Researcher Jim Hale halejim=gmail.com]

*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 approximately 19 covered wagons drawn by ox-teams. There were 52 people on the train (21 men/older boys, 6 women, 25 children).  All the wagons but one belonged to the family.  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 12, remaining there until December.  ....  On the trip to Oregon they lost five members to cholera.  Those who died were Lydia  Jones; Mrs. Cynthia Ann Jones; Mrs. Sarah  Jones; Mark A Duzan; William Lemley Jones (buried near The Dalles); James Duzan buried beside the Columbia River

*10) Davis Train

*11) Capt. Anson Goodrich headed up a train that started at Lima, Rock County, WI., joined April 3, 1852 with train consisting of Crandall and Coon families who had left Lima, Rock Co, Wi on Mar 29, 1852; joined May 2 by Haywood, McGraw and Kinney families; arrived at Kanesville, IA May 18th; June 4 joined by 4 more wagons making 14 wagons and 30+ men; July 6 Independence Rock; July 13 South Pass; July 29 Fort Hall [Covered Wagon Women, Vol 5, p.173-206 Polly Crandall Coon Diary]

*12) Capt. Gaebhart:; train left Osage Co, MO 11 Apr 1852 with ten wagons, later joined by others making 40 wagons and 60 able bodied men; 1/4 of train later turned of for California 1852 Reminiscences of John G. Abbott

*13) Capt James Wood led the  company that included the Koontz, and Wood famillies.  They left from  Kanesville, IA  19 May 1852.  Their story and the members of theis company are documented in  Wagons From Wapello  by Dennis M. Larsen & Ken Keigley

*14) Capt. Joseph McMillen started from Illinois leading a party of eight wagons (one that was cutting off for California) that included the Adams, McMillen, Miller, Wilson, Raymond and Blank families.  The company arrived at Council Bluffs June 3, 1852. June 18 they had eight wagons, 16 men, 10 ladies + children. On August 18, 1852 in Snake river country they joined six wagons led by Capt. Benjamin Hyland for added protection through Indian country.  It made 14 wagons and 32 able bodied men. [Covered Wagon Women Vol 5; Diary of Cecelia (McMillen) Adams and Parthenia (McMillen) Blank]; On September 21 Joseph McMillen, John Stowell and Mr. Raymond left the company along with eleven others to pack to The Dalles.  The diary makes note of passing 390+ graves along the trail but only mentions the names of four of them..  Also notes that on June 26 a fight broke out in camp between a man and his son-in-law.  They were asked to leave the company with their families.  Five days later the older man was ill and on July 2 it states"the sick man is dead this morning.  Wrapped him in bed clothes and layed him in the ground without any coffin".  [The family name was never given].  The company arrived at The Dalles Oct 24, 1852.

*15) Capt. Benjamin S. Hyland had company of six wagons from Plainfield, IL. On Aug 18, 1852, in Snake river country they joined eight wagons led by Capt Joseph McMillen for added protection through Indian country. It made 14 wagons and 32 able bodied men. Mentioned in Cecelia Adams and Parthenia Bland diary [Covered Wagon Women Vol 5; Diary of Cecelia (McMillen) Adams and Parthenia (McMillen) Blank]

*16)Capt. John Franklin Adams led train of friends and family members from Grandview Twp, Louisa Co, IA.  This is train is being researched by Jim Cook (see researcher page for his contact information)

*17) Richey Company left Salem, Henry Co, IA  in April 1852; families included Hoskins,Hobson, Smith; part of Akin party *2

*18) Capt John Tucker Scott left from Groveland, Tazewell Co, IL April 2, 1852.  On April 24 they were joined by a company led by Isaac "Stull" Swearingen of Vermillion Co, IL  The party arrived at St. Joseph, MO May 10th where they were joined by a group of men from Groveland who had gone ahead to accompany their shipment of provisions.  Also joining at that time was a small company from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL. On May 28th they arrived at Fort Kearney with a company consisting of 12 wagons, 52 men, women and children, 113 oxen and 12 horses; May 28 arrived at Ft. Kearney; June 9 Ash Hollow, June 18 Ft. Laramie, June 29 Independence Rock, July 19 Soda Springs, July 23 Ft. Hall, Aug 3 Salmon Falls, Sept 4 Blue Mountains, Sept 20 Barlows Gate, Sept 28 reach Foster's Farm.  Documented over 160 graves along the way. [Covered Wagon Women Vol 5 p.21-173 Journal and Letters of Scott Family]

*20): Clifton Read company left Marengo, IL 19 Apr 1852; arrived Kanesville,IA 19 May 1852, June 23 Chimney Rock, July `10 Independence Rock; July 19 South Pass, Aug 4, Soda Springs; Aug 10, Fort Hall, Sept 21 Blue Mountains

*21): Capt. Mercer Thompson train started from Newton Co, MO Mar 20, 1852 and consisted of approximately 100 adults.

*22) Powell Train

*23) Hinkle Train originating in Perry Co, MO arrived in Oregon in Oct 1852.

*24) Jones Family Train; captained by Jacob Jones this train consisted of 49 known individuals, all family members with the exception of 7 individuals.  The train started from Northfield, Indiana, on the 15th of March, 1852, and reached The Dalles, Oregon, on the 19th of September. This list has been compiled by family researcher Willard Anderson.  He graciously shared the information with me for the benefit of others interested in this family.

*25) Murphy Train, captained by John Ecles Murphy consisted of family and friends, all members of the Christian Church (aka Campbellites or Disciples of Christ).  In the early1830s followers of Alexander Campbell, founder of the Disciples of Christ, moved from their homes in Warren Co, KY to Warren Co, IL and established the town of Monmouth, named after their home in Monmouth, Wales.  As the word of the virtues of the Oregon Territory reached Illinois, the talk turned to another move. An advanced migration of church members went west in 1850. It consisted of Elijah and Margaret Davidson, Squire S. and Elizabeth Whitman, Thomas and Sarah Lucas and their families, as well as a number of single men. They reached Polk County, OR in August and settled near Independence on the west bank of the Willamette River, establishing what became Monmouth, OR. In April 1852, a second migration of church members began the journey. It was made up of the families of Burford, Butler, Davidson, Lucas, Mason, Murphy, Roundtree and a number of single men.The Monmouth, Illinois Atlas newspaper, on April 16, 1852 described the gathering and departure of the train. In following issues, the newspaper also published several letters written during the journey and from Oregon written by Rev. John E. Murphy.  In 1853, the last of these migrations from the church headed west in what was known as The Butler Train. It was led by Ira F. M. Butler and contained family and friends.  Butler Family Letters

*26) Capt Newton D. Gilham led a train from Macoupin Co, IL that consisted of about 20 wagons and 70 people.  Along with his family it included the families of Jesse Moreland, Mitchell Owen, Francis Robinson, Samuel Nelson and Woodford Reams.

*27) Robbins Train of 1852 compiled by Kevin Mittge

*28) Capt. Robert B. Crawford led a party consisting of 111 individuals. It encluded 84 families and 27 single men. They left from St. Joseph, Missouri May 9. As with most of the larger companies, members split off, rejoined and sometimes split again. By the end of the journey there was as much as 50 miles separating the various wagons of the train

*29) Three Wagons Trains from Arkansas by Don Guenther consisted of three trains that split and went different routes.  There were a number of different captains along the way.  Names include Tigard, Harer, Winn, Ingram and numerous others.

*SR = Southern Route

Emigrants to Oregon in 1852  

Surnames R-Z

Note: all female members of the emigration will be listed by maiden name, if known, even if they were married at the time of emigration.

RADDICK, S. (1834- ):

RADER, Solomon (09 Oct 1827-20 Dec 1912): m1. 1860 McAhron, Mary Ellen; m2. 1865 STEWART, Martha Ann; emigrated to Jackson County in 1852, returned to Indiana in 1859 where he married, raised a family; returned in 1901 and settled in Walla Walla, Washington, died at the home of his son at Medford, Oregon; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington

RAFFETY, Charles Henry (02 Sep 1839-10 May 1919): m'd 1873 SMITH, Almeda M.; s/o Samuel and Mary (Hoover) Raffety

RAFFETY, David Jasper (14 Feb 1844-28 Nov 1928): m'd 1873 LOGAN, Fanny

RAFFETY, Rial Mallory (19 Oct 1841-21 Feb 1915): s/o Samuel and Mary (Hoover) Raffety

RAFFETY, Samuel B. (c1815- ): m'd August 16, 1838 HOOVER, Mary; elected captain of their train; settled Washington County, Oregon

RAFFETY, Sara Elizabeth (1846-13 Jan 1925): s/o Samuel and Mary (Hoover) Raffety

RAGSDALE, Alfred F. (1819- ):

RAGSDALE, John (1836 - ): ambushed by a party of Indians

RAHLES FAMILY RESEARCHER:
RAHLES, Albert (c1834-1889 ):  m'd 01 Jan 1870 MCGRAW, Bridget; Albert Rahles was a steward on the ship Alaskan when it sank in May 1889 off the coast of Cape Blanco and he went down with the ship; prior to his death Albert was enumerated in the 1860 Spokane Co, WA census and then moves to Multnomah Co, OR where he is in the 1870 and 1880 census; his year of birth in the various census records range from 1832-1840

RAINS, Isaac B. (1827- ): m'd 1848 [   ], Martha Ann

RAINS, Martha Ann: m'd 1848 RAINS, Isaac B.; maiden name unknown at this time

RAMAGE, Maria (1835-1922): m'd KELTY,  [   ]

RAMBO, Lewis A. (1832- ):

RAMPY, Robert Anderson (1832-1893): m'd 1866 JOHNSON, Sarah E.; driver for A. J. Wigle

RAMSAY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
RAMSAY, Albert M.: s/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Barnet/Barnett (1814-1872): m'd1836 SHOUP, Elizabeth; s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyles) Ramsay; was a potter at Athens, IL and then in both Lane and Linn Counties after arrival

RAMSAY, Elizabeth E.: d/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, George B.: s/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Henry R. (1841-1916): m'd 1862 POWELL, Polly; s/o Barnet and Elizabeth (Shoup) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Jacob S. (1837-1916): m'd 1859 SIMMONS, Louisa J.; s/o Barnet and Elizabeth (Shoup) Ramsay

RAMSAY, James R.: s/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Malissa Ann (1846- ): m'd 1862 POWELL, Joseph Goble; d/o Barnet and Elizabeth (Shoup) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Margaret A.: d/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Maria E.: d/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Mary Elizabeth (1843-1926): m'd c1859 POLLOCK, William Neely; d/o Barnet and Elizabeth (Shoup) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Matilda J.: d/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Priscilla J. (1819-1903): m'd 1836 STAFFORD, William; d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyles) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Rosa R.: m'd HARDMAN, Benjamin; d/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Sarah Jane (1838- ): m'd 1857 HALL, Jackson; d/o Barnet and Elizabeth (Shoup) Ramsay

RAMSAY, Thomas Leroy: s/o William and Maria (Brunk) Ramsay

RAMSAY, William Sr.: m'd 1830 BRUNK, Maria; s/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Boyles) Ramsay; was a potter; brother of Barnet Ramsay

RAMSAY, William B. Jr:

RAMSAY, Zimrude ( -1852): s/o Barnet and Elizabeth (Shoup) Ramsay; died on plains during emigration

RANDALL, Noble Warren (1825- ): m'd 1848 [   ], Susannah

RANDALL, Susannah: m'd 1848 RANDALL, Noble Warren; maiden name unknown at this time

RANKIN, James:

RAY, Elizabeth (1830-1904 ): m'd PRINE, David; d/o William and Nancy (Harding) Ray

RAY, Julia A. (1830- ): m'd 13 Apr 1852 BROOKS, John E.; d/o John and Keziah Ray; settled McMinnville area of Yamhill County

RAY, William:

*14) RAYMOND, Henry C. (1825-1899): never married; s/o Ebenezer and Lydia (Chapman) Raymond; returned east in 1858 and brought family to Oregon in 1859

"RAYMOND, H. C.--Born in New York in 1825; his first residence in Oregon was at Forest Grove; now lives at Gaston and is a merchant by occupation and is unmarried." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 783]

*14) RAYMOND, P. H.:

READ FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*20) READ, Clifton Kittridge (1836-1917): s/o Clifton and Martha (Thompson) Read

*20) READ, Clifton Kittridge (1813-1875): m'd 1835 THOMPSON Martha Stone; born 26 Aug 1813 and died 20 Oct 1875

READ, Hankinson (1824- ): m'd 1845 , Jane

*20) READ, Lucy M. (1837- ): d/o Clifton and Martha (Thompson) Read

*20) READ, Lydia Mariah (1843- ): d/o Clifton and Martha (Thompson) Read

READ, Nancy: m1. JAMES, []; m2. 1853 BROWN, James H.; sister of Hankinson Read

READ, Narcissa: m'd 1849 DICKEY, Thomas J.; sister of Hankinson Read

REAM, Barbara Elizabeth (1815-1852), m'd 31 Jan 1833, Stark Co, OH, McBEE, Levi. Gave birth on Oregon Trail; she died of cholera near Ash Hollow, NE and infant died, too.

*2) *26) REAMES, Evan Rogers: s/o Woodford and Mahulda (White) Reames

*2) *26) REAMES, James Robert: s/o Woodford and Mahulda (White) Reames

*2) *26) REAMES, Martha E.:d/o Woodford and Mahulda (White) Reames

*2) *26) REAMES, Thomas Given: s/o Woodford and Mahulda (White) Reames

*2) *26) REAMES, Woodford: m'd WHITE, Mahulda J.

REASONER, John S. (1815-1852):

RECTOR, Margaret (1848-1922): m'd CARTER, [   ]

REDDING, Mary 1815-1890): m'd 21 Jul 1831 TIBBETTS, Jonathan Snow; born 25 Sep 1815 Versailles, Ripley Co, IN and died 24 Nov 1890 Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; buried Lone Fir Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; mother of 10 children (Elizabeth Jane, Mary Eliza, Francis Marion, Sarah Emily, Sophia Ellen, Albert Thomas, Flora Ann, Lois V., Oregon "Orrie" Andrew and Jonathan Edward)

REDENOUR, Emerson:

REDMAN, Amanda Evaline (1844-1934): d/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman;;Birth 16 APR 1844 • Van Buren, Van Buren, Iowa; Death 5 MAR 1934 • Freeman, Spokane, Washington, USA

REDMAN, Benjamin Washington Sr. (1816-1876): m'd 1838 CRAVEN, Amanda; s/o Colonel Rezin Redman & Elizabeth Downs; born 10 Nov 1816 • Clark, Indiana; died 17 Apr 1876 • Linn, Oregon; father of 14 children; school teacher, farmer, and raised cattle. Burial: Franklin Butte Cemetery, Scio Linn Co.,Or, .

REDMAN, Benjamin F (1849-1876): s/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman;; Birth 20 Jul 1849 • Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa; Death Apr 1876 • Spokane, Spokane, WA

REDMAN, James McCain (1846- ): s/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman;; Birth 3 Jul 1846 • Keokuk, Lee, Iowa; Death Spokane, Spokane, Washington

REDMAN, Margaret Elizabeth (1840-1933): d/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman; Birth 7 Dec 1840 • Van Buren, Van Buren, Iowa; Death 2 Apr 1933 Scio, Linn, Oregon

REDMAN, Martha Melissa (1843-1912): d/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman; Birth 2 Jan 1843 • Van Buren, Van Buren, Iowa; Death 20 Jul 1912 • Yakima, Yakima, Washington, United States

REDMAN, Mary Melvina (1846-1904): d/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman; Birth 3 Jul 1846 • Keokuk, Lee, Iowa; Death 5 Dec 1904 Illinois

REDMAN, Priscilla "Annie" (1851-1921): d/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman; Birth 22 Oct 1851 • Davis, Iowa; Death 14 May 1921 Orofino, Clearwater, Idaho

REDMAN, Rezin Cornelius (1839-1897): s/o Benjamin and Amanda (Cravens) Redman; Birth 20 Nov 1839 • Van Buren, Iowa; Death 15 Jun 1897 Oregon

REED, Able:

REED, Hester, m'd 1835 REED, James M.; maiden name unknown at this time

REED, Hester Jane (1821-1903): m'd 1839 BILYEU, George Washington; d/o William and Mary (Dunn) Reed

REED. Horice:

REED, James (1808- ):

REED, James M. (1810- ): m'd 1835 [   ], Hester

*18) REED, William: from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL

REESER, Jacob (c1822- ): Wagons From Wapello

REEVES, G.H.:

REEVES, Family ( - ):

REYNOLDS, Elizabeth Sophia (22 Feb 1813-11 Jun 1852): m'd 22 Jan 1828 FREEL, Amos; died on trail; memorial Oregon Trail Memorial Park Cemetery, Bridgeport, Morrill County, Nebraska

REYNOLDS, Martha Ann: m'd 1839 HAZELTON, Royal H.

RHEA, Columbus Adolphus (1845-1934): s/o Elijah and Elizabeth (Miliorn) Rhea

RHEA, Elijah Walden (1824-1883): m'd MILLIORN, Elizabeth Catherine

RHEA, John B. (1848-1879): s/o Elijah and Elizabeth (Miliorn) Rhea

RHEA, Mary Elizabeth (1851-1892): d/o Elijah and Elizabeth (Miliorn) Rhea

RHEA, Thomas A. (1849-1937): s/o Elijah and Elizabeth (Miliorn) Rhea

*2a) RHODES, David D. (1826- ): m'd 24 Jul 1847 PRICE, Belinda; spent most of his time in Linn county but disapperars after the 1880 census.

*2a) RHODES, Moses (c1848-1852): s/o David and Belinda (Price) Rhodes;

"August 24, Moses Rhodes died in the morning." [James Akin Jr.diary]

*2a) RHODES, Robert P. (c1850-aft 1880): m'd 27 Jul 1873 FIELDS, Melissa Caroline; s/o David and Belinda (Price) Rhodes

*1) RICE, Catharine Susan "Katie" (1815-1852): born 23 Nov 1815 Tolland County, Connecticut and died 13 Sep 1852 at Willow Creek on the Oregon Trail; d/o Daniel and Sally Rice; was a spinster school teacher who traveled west with her sister, Phebe Ann Rice listed below

*1) RICE, Phebe Ann (1823-c1860): m'd 03 Jun 1845 LONG, Gabriel; d/o Daniel and Sally Rice

*18) RICHARDS, Brothers: from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL

RICHARDSON, Allen (1823- ):

RICHARDSON, Ann (c1827-26 Aug 1852): m'd 29 Jul 11849 KISER, Daniel C.; died on trail

RICHARDSON, Belinda: m'd ECCLESTON, [   ]

RICHARDSON, Caroline

*24) RICHARDSON, James: traveled to Oregon with Jacob Jones Train

RICHARDSON, Mary Ann: m'd 1851 BOATMAN, Willis

RICHARDSON, Mary Ann (06 Mar 1810-10 Dec 1852): m'd 10 May 1827 DAVIES, James Franklin; settled Washington county but died soon after arrival; d/o Joshua and Jane (Montgomery) Richardson

RICHARDSON, Mary Jane (1822-1882): m'd 1842 LANDERS, Henry; d/o George and Sarah W. (Griffin) Richardson

RICHARDSON, Sarah (1819-1907): m'd 1839 KENEDY, William; d/o George and Sarah W. (Griffin) Richardson

RICHES, Mary Jane (1835-1904): m'd 1852 WALKER, Calvin

RICHESON, Mary Jane (1821- ): m'd 13 Feb 1840 BOLEY, John S.; in the 1860 census the Boley children are living in the Howard household with no mention of their parents.  The mother shows up again in the 1870 census but John S. does not appear in Oregon records; it is unknown what happened to him; mother of 3 known children (Sarah, Nickoles D. and Elizabeth Jane)

RICHEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*2) RICHEY, Caleb (1816- ): m'd 1843 BOOTH, Alice; s/o James and Susannah (Browning) Richey;brother of Stuart and Eliza (Richey) Akin; [James Akin diary July 15 "Caleb Richey and his company overtook us; July 23 "overtook Caleb Richey"

*2) RICHEY, Edgar (1840- ): s/o Stuart and Louisa (Lenox) Richey

*2a) RICHEY, Eliza (1814-1852): m'dAKIN, James;  d/o James and Susannah (Browning) Richey; [James Akin diary  August 10- mother taken sick in evening; August 22 mother taken worse in the morning and died about 9 o'clock in the evening.  We are now about 30 miles below Salmon Falls on the north side of the Snake River.  August 23- mother was buried about 10 o'clock in the morning about 200 yards above the crossing of the river.]

*2) RICHEY, Eliza Ann (1846-1852): d/o Stuart and Louisa (Lenox) Richey; [James Akin diary September 9, 1852 Burnt River Camp--Lay by all day on account of sickness, company all left except Uncle Stewart and Caleb, Eliza Ann Richey died at 9 o'clock p.m.

*2) RICHEY, James (1848- ): s/o Caleb and Alice (Booth) Richey

*2) RICHEY, John Akin (1849- ): s/o Stuart and Louisa (Lenox) Richey

*2) RICHEY, M. Ellen (1845- ): d/o Stuart and Louisa (Lenox) Richey

*2) RICHEY, Mary Jane (1842- ): d/o Stuart and Louisa (Lenox) Richey

*2) RICHEY, Miranda Jane (1850-1852): d/o Caleb and Alice (Booth) Richey; died near Bridgeport, Nebraska 31 Jul 1852

*2) RICHEY, Sarah (1845- ): d/o Caleb and Alice (Booth) Richey

*2) RICHEY, Stuart (1812- ): m'd LENOX, Louisa; s/o James and Susannah (Browning) Richey; brother of Caleb and Eliza (Richey) Akin

RIDGEWAY, G. T.:

RIDGEWAY, James (1812- ): m'd 1835 PAINE, Dulcinea

RIGDON, Addie: d/o John and Mary (Bell) Rigdon

RIGDON, George: s/o John and Mary (Bell) Rigdon

RIGDON, John (1796-1859): m1. 1818 LOGAN, Catherine; m2. LAUGHLIN, Miss; m3. BELL, Mary

RIGDON, Maria Jane: m'd 1850 BLACK, Addison

RIGDON, Phoebe: m'd PARKER, [   ]; d/o John and Mary (Bell) Rigdon

RIGDON, Stephen: m'd BRISTOW, Zilphia; s/o John and Catherine (Logan) Rigdon; emigrated to CA in 1850 and moved up to OR 1852/53

RIGGS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
RIGGS, Alyne (1851- ): s/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs; may have died prior to emigration; not in 1850 or 1860 census records or may have died on the trail

RIGGS,  Elizabeth (1835-1927): m'd 09 Feb 1853 ENGLISH, Levin Nelson Jr.; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs:

RIGGS, Garnett Lewis (1828-1901/4): m'd 1851 RIGGS, Nancy Jane; buried Gilbert Cemetery, Orofino, Clearwater County, Idaho

RIGGS, John (1843-aft 1860): s/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs; twin of Reuben

RIGGS, Jonathan (1803-1885): m'd 12 May 1825 BURTON, Mary Polly; s/o Reuben and Catherine (Salling) Riggs

RIGGS, Louise C. (1844- ): m1. CARRICK, Cyrus Wallace; m2. WHITNEY, Joseph; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs

RIGGS, Martha Vianna (1849-1890): m'd PADBERG, Heinrich Joseph "Henry"; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs; buried Penland Cemetery, Lexington, Morrow County, Oregon

RIGGS, Mr. ( -1852): died on trail

RIGGS, Nancy Ellen (1837-1914): m'd 01/18 Aug 1853 MCKINNEY, William Felix; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs;: buried Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill County, Oregon

RIGGS, Nancy Jane (1833-1906): m'd 1851 RIGGS, Garnett Lewis; d/o Samuel Marion Riggs and Rhoda Belcher; buried Gilbert Cemetery, Orofino, Clearwater County, Idaho

RIGGS, Peter G. (1842-aft 1860): s/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs;

RIGGS, Reuben T. (1843-1921): md 31 Jul 1860 ENGLISH, Malinda Jane; s/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs; twin of John; buried Lake View Cemetery, Seattle, King County, Washington

RIGGS, Rowland Benton (1838-1876 ): s/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs; died Walla Walla, Washington

RIGGS, Sarah Ann (1832-1918): m'd 1853 PRETTYMAN, David Dailey; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Burton) Riggs; buried Pioneer Cemetery, Watsonville, Santa Cruz County, California

RIGGS, Sarah Elizabeth (1850-1940): d/o Garnett and Nancy (Riggs) Riggs

RIGGS, William Carroll (1851- ): s/o Garnett and Nancy (Riggs) Riggs

RILEY, Elvira: m'd HAWLEY, Ira

RILEY, John K. (1827- ):

RILEY, Nancy ( - ): m'd STANDLEY, John H.

RILEY, Rachel (1770-1852), widow of Thomas McBee, Sr; died of cholera in western Nebraska and the family Bible was buried with her.

*10) RINEHART, George Washington (08 Oct 1830-27 Nov 1906): m'd 1851 DAVIS, Martha; s/o Lewis Ludwig and Elizabeth (Ellis) Rinehart; buried Condon Masonic Cemetery, Condon, Gilliam County, Oregon

RINEHART, Henry ( - ):

*10) RINEHART, William Nelson (1852-1943): s/o George and Martha (Davis) Rinehart; born on Barlow Road

RIPERTOE, Sarah ( -1852): m'd SMITH, David; died on trail

RITNER, Anna: m'd DUNN, Richard; d/o John and Sarah (Woodling) Ritner

RITNER, Flora: m'd WATERS, John; d/o John and Sarah (Woodling) Ritner

RITNER, John ( -1852): m'd WOODLING, Sarah; died on trail

RITNER, Mary E.: m'd HANNAM, Lew; d/o John and Sarah (Woodling) Ritner

RITNER, Missouri Ann: m'd EDWARD, Joseph; d/o John and Sarah (Woodling) Ritner

RITTER, Mary Ellen: m'd LEEDY, John

ROACH, Thomas:

ROADS, Richard:

ROBB, John H. (1814-1861): m'd 1835 GARWOOD, Eliza G.

ROBB, William S. (1830- ):

ROBBINS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*27) ROBBINS, Aaron (1847-1852): s/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) ROBBINS, died of “mountain fever” on the Sandyriver

*27) ROBBINS, Amanda Minerva (1821-1852), d/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, died of  cholera in  Nebraska, was an invalid and rode in a specially created wagon with her sister, Angeline

*27) ROBBINS, Amanda Minerva  (1849-1922) d/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Angeline: d/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, walked with crutches due to a fever in childhood so was outfitted with a special wagon for herself and her sister Amanda

*27) ROBBINS, Benjamin Dow (1843-1916) s/o William Franklin and Melvina (Myers) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Bethiah Emmeline  (1823-1852), d/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, m’d 1848 Absalom Barnes, died of cholera in Nebraska

*27) ROBBINS, Ella: m'd 1875 BENSON, Thomas C.; d/o Jacob and Sarah (Spillman)Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, George Henry (1849-1940): s/o William Franklin and Melvina (Myers) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Harvey (1833-1925): s/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Jacob (1809-1896): m'd SPILLMAN, Sarah; left Greensburg, IN 21 Mar 1852 and arrived at The Dalles 12 Oct 1852; 2 sons died at Troutdale; moved to Salem for a few years and then to Molalla; later moved to Umatilla Landing where he had a butcher shop

*27) ROBBINS, James Anderson. (1825-1886): m'd 1848HAMILTON, Minerva Elizabeth; s/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, John Dow (1819-1873) s/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, never married, found murdered on his donation land claim

*27) ROBBINS, Levi ((1835-1921)s/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Mahala (1830-1852) d/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, died of cholera in Nebraska

*27) ROBBINS, Margaret (1839-1928) d/o William Franklin and Melvina (Myers) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Martin (1838-1921)s/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins

ROBBINS, Mary Ann (11 May 1794-12 Sep 1865): m1. 27 Jul 1812 GEABHART; m2. 19 Apr 1853 ABBOTT, Samuel Y.; Mary Ann's first husband died on the trail;  she is buried Mulkey Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

*27) ROBBINS, Mary Jane (1828-1900) d/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, m’d 1848 HAMILTON, John Henry

*27) ROBBINS, Melissa (1851-1949) d/o William Franklin andMelvina (Myers) Robbins – last surviving member of the 1852 Robbins wagon train

*27) ROBBINS, Nancy (1797-1880) m’d 1813 Nathaniel Robbins (her first cousin)

*27) ROBBINS, Nancy: d/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Nancy Adeline (1844-1936): m'd BALL,Larkin; d/o William Franklin and Melvina (Myers) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Nancy Jane (1848-1927) d/o James Anderson and Minerva Elizabeth (Hamilton) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Nancy Jane (1842-1929)d/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Nathaniel Dr. (1793-1863): m'd 1813 ROBBINS, Nancy (first cousin to his wife); member of  Oregon’s Constitutional Convention 1857 from Clackamas County, self-trained “country” doctor; drowned in Tualatin River

*27) ROBBINS, Nathaniel Norval (1832-1926) s/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Nathaniel Spencer (“Nat”) (1837-1895) s/o William Franklin and Melvina (Myers) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Oliver (1840-1933) s/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Richard Gilman (1841-1852) s/o William Franklin and Melvina (Myers) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Sarah Catherine (“Cassie”) (1846-1920) d/o James Anderson and Minerva Elizabeth (Hamilton) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, Sarah Jane(1846-1852) d/o William Franklin and Melvina (Myers) Robbins, died in eastern Oregon

*27) ROBBINS, Theodore (1844-1852),s/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins, died of “mountain fever” on the Sandy river

*27) ROBBINS, Thomas (1836-1913)s/o Jacob and Sarah (Spilman) Robbins

*27) ROBBINS, William Franklin (1856-1916) s/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, m’d 1836 Melvina Myers, accidentally shot himself while out bear hunting

*27) ROBBINS, Zobeda: m'd 1853 SHARP, William; d/o Nathaniel and Nancy (Robbins) Robbins, married 1853 William Sharp, who was hired to help drive cattle on the wagon train

ROBERTS, A. (1826- ):

ROBERTS, Benjamin ( - ):

ROBERTS, J.P. ( -1896):

ROBERTS, Jane: m1. WILLIAMS, Robert Evans; m2. SINGER, William; "Jane Singer, born Carnavenshire, North Wales 1827, came to US in 1847 married to Robert E Williams "and together they started across the plains for Oregon with an ox team in a large train. Williams died when the immigrant train reached Eastern Oregon and was buried at Wells Station. The widow came on to Portland where she remained a few days and then went to Oregon City where she was married to William Singer in 1857. They lived in Oregon City for 40 years and then moved to Portland. Mr Singer died seven years ago. The following children survive her; Mrs M L (Mollie) Misamore of Portland (b1858/9); Robert E Williams of the Dalles, W E Singer of Waitsburg Wash." [Oregonian April 4, 1908]

ROBERTS, Lawson ( -1852): shot a bear across river and when he swam across to get it he was pulled into an eddy and drowned; traveled in David McCully train.  Various sources indicate his given name was Lawson or Losington. The John S. McKiernan diary has him drowning on June 22 in Bear River near Soda Springs trying to recover the carcass of a mountain sheep shot by "some one." [Deaths On The Oregon Trail, Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois University]

ROBERTS, Mart ( - ):

ROBERTS, Mary Ann (1805- ): m'd ARMSTRONG, Andrew Jackson

ROBERTS, Robert E.:

"Robert E Robert  - Pioneer of 1852 passes away at ripe old age of 88 years) born March 1, 1820 Landludno, North Wales, married August 9, 1848 to Mary Roberts(b1820) of Conway, North Wales, came to US in1850 to Dogville (Dodgeville?), WI crossed the plains to Oregon in 1852, locating in Oregon City. Mary Roberts died in 1904. Surviving children; Mrs Jennie May of Portland; Mrs Frank Jaggar of Carus, Or; Sarah A Roberts, Edwin G Roberts and Grace Roberts. Internment at Mountain View Cemetery........." [Oregon City Enterprise Fri Dec 18, 1908]

ROBERTSON, John Bright Potter:

ROBERTSON, R. M. (1830- ): m'd 1861 MCMICKEN, Nancy

"ROBERTSON, R. M.--Born in South Carolina, in December, 1830; came to Oregon and settled in Linn County; resides at Halsey; owns a warehouse and deals in grain. Was married in 1861, to Nancy McMicken, a pioneer of 1851. They have two children Lillie M., and Ina L." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 783]

ROBERTSON, Susan ( -1859): m'd 1824 MORELAND, Jesse

ROBERTSON, William (1811- ): m'd 1828/38 [   ] , Jane Ellen; had donation land claim in Polk Co

ROBERTSON, William R.; sons, George D. and William were emigrants to CA in 1849

*2) *26) ROBINSON, Francis Wesley: m. MORELAND, Mary Cooper

ROBINSON, Naoimi: (1813-1885) m'd 04 Feb 1832 STEEN, William Gregory; settled Marion County, Oregon; mother of 10 children (Clanton Enoch, Lodema Brittain, William Milton, Richard Perry, Abner Marion, Naomi Lucretia, Nancy Ann, Mary Ellen, John Estes and Louisa Jane]; buried Bethany Pioneer Cemetery, Bethany, Marion County, Oregon

ROBINSON, Rachel J.: m'd 1841 HUGHES, William M.; divorced in 1861

ROBINSON, Reuben:

ROBISON, Isaac C. (1828- ): m'd 1853 [    ], Mary Jane

ROCKWOOD, Frances Elmina (1834-1916 ): m'd 14 Feb 1852 ALLEN, Henry;  d/o Roderick Rockwood; Frances was born 21 Feb 1834  Pike Co, IL and died 14 Jul 1916 Silverton, Marion Co, OR; buried Silverton Cemetery, Silverton, Marion Co, OR

*18) ROELOFSON, Ann (26 Jul 1811 -20 Jun 1852): m'd 22 Oct 1830 SCOTT, John Tucker; died on trail of cholera; "buried on an eminence whick overlooks a ravine intersected with groves of small pine and cedar trees; in about the centre of this ravine or rather basin, there wells forth from a kind of bank a spring of icy coldness, clear as crystal; in the outskirts of this basic clusters of wild roses and various other wild flowers grow in abundance.  We call the place Laramie's Point or Castle Hill."   A Possible Grave Found

*18) ROELOFSON, Martha: m'd CAFFEE, Levi

ROLAND, C.B. ( - 1892): s/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

ROLAND, David (1801-1871): m'd BARNES, Eliza

"ROLAND, DAVID--Born in Harrison County, Kentucky, in December, 1801. Was married to Eliza Barnes, of the same county, in April, 1829. In October of that year they moved to Illinois, and lived, until 1850, in Vermilion County. Coming to Oregon, he took up a donation claim of three hundred and twenty acres, one mile east of Jefferson, Marion County; here he resided until his death, on March 9, 1871.  Their children numbered nine, of whom eight still live; their names are C. B., Jacob O. (of Lebanon, dealer in harness and saddlery), David S. (tinsmith, of Portland), Pauline (Mrs. Phillips, of Sprague, W. T.), George W. (a farmer of Lane County), Melvina (wife of J. Warwick, of Portland), Esther, and John W.; the latter is in partnership with the first named, keeping a store in Jefferson."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 783]

ROLAND, David S.: s/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

ROLAND, Ester M. (1846- ): d/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

ROLAND, George W. (1840- ): s/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

ROLAND, Jacob O. (1832- ): m'd RALSTON, Sarah; s/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

"ROWLAND (sic-Roland), JACOB O.--Born in Vermilion County, Illinois, March 17, 1832; is of German and Irish extraction. Came overland to Oregon, and now lives in Lebanon, Linn County; is a saddler by occupation. He married Sarah Ralston, and their children are Ella, May, and Harry. Married a second time to Laura Noff; by her his children are Willie, Fred, Edith, and Clarence."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 784]

ROLAND, John W.. (1848- ): m'd REEVES, Emma; s/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

ROLAND, Melvina (1842- ): m'd WORRICK, [   ], d/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

ROLAND, Pauline (1836- ): m'd 1853 PHILLIPS, Charles William; d/o David and Eliza (Barnes) Roland

ROLLINS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
ROLLINS, America E. (1826-1910): m1. 1850 BUTLER, Ashmun J. m2. c1865 THOMPSON, Jacob; crossed the plains to Yreka, CA in 1852; Feb 1853 mounted a horse wearing men's clothing and accompanied her husband to the Rogue River Valley and settled near present day Medford (America E. Rollins Butler diary available Oregon Historical Society Quarterly, Dec 1940 p.337-366)

ROLOEFSON, Anne (1811-1852): m'd SCOTT, John Tucker; died on trail

ROOKER, Jane: m'd 1848 BALLARD, David W.

ROORK, Nancy (1821- 1901): m'd 1847 WITTEN, Joshua Ewing; settled in Portland, OR; buried in Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

ROOT, John (1796- ): m'd WILBUR, Sylvia

ROOT, Lorenzo (1825- ): m'd BEDDER, Martha; s/o John and Sylvia(Wilbur) Root

ROOT, Lucinda: d/o John and Sylvia(Wilbur) Root

ROOT, Sidney: s/o John and Sylvia(Wilbur) Root

ROSE, Prudence (1815-21 Jan 1899): m'd 01 Jan 1836 PICKENS, Samuel; d/o John Rose

ROSS, Aaron:

ROSS, J.W.:

ROSS, Joseph Thomas (c1852-1936): m'd 1873 WHITE, America Quarless; s/o Thomas and Margaret (VanHorn) Ross; born c1852 Iowa and died 25 Jul 1936 Marion County, OR.; father of one son, (Vert C. Ross b. 1875)  

ROSS, Mary: m'd SLAGLE, Conrad S.; *per Slagle descendant

ROSS, Mary A. (1838-1918): m'd HALL, [   ]

ROSS, Sarah: m'd 1847 DYER, Moses True

ROSS, Thomas (1807-1873 ): m'd MCELFRESH (VANHORN), Margaret

ROSS, William:

ROSSITER, Martha: m'd PERRY, Robert

ROSWELL, Elizabeth Jane (1828-1877): m'd c1846 HADAWAY, Edward C.; born 02 Mar 1828 and died 08 Feb 1877.; mother of seven children (Abraham Lincoln (1864-1924), Edward E. (1851-1899), George Armstrong (1847-1889), Lewis (1858-1886), Mary Elizabeth (1849-1934), William (1854-1877) and Charles)

*25) ROUNDTREE, Andrew:

*25) ROUNDTREE, Elizabeth (1823-1889): m'd MURPHY,William

*25) ROUNDTREE, James H.:

*25) ROUNDTREE, Perry

*25) ROUNDTREE, Mary A. (1838-1920): m'd BORST, [  ]

*20) ROVER, John:

ROWE, Hiram C. (1819- ): m'd 1842 CUSHMAN, Flavia

ROWE, Joab (1792-1855):

ROWE, Lucy: m'd WILSON, James P.

ROYAL, Charles :

ROYAL, Mary: m'd FLINN, John

ROYAL, Mary C. (1842-1928): m'd 13 Aug 1862 ALDERSON, Rev. Christopher

RUBY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
RUBY, Levica Elvira (1813- ): m'd 1833 ELGIN, George Wethers

RUBY, Martha J. ( -1852): m'd FARRENS (aka FARNES), Samuel Preston; d/o James and Martha (Hale) Ruby; died on trail 02 Jun 1852 of cholera after delivering an infant daughter

RUBY, William H.: m'd 1852 ELGIN, Helen M.; nephew of Levica Elvira Ruby

RUDD, Harry L. (1821-1892): m'd 1848 MORRISON, Lydia A.; s/o Maverick and Maria (Lindsay) Rudd; born c1821 VT and died 1892 Albany, Linn Co, OR; father of three children (Lura, Zone H and one unnamed)

*25) RUDDLE, Steven:

RUFFNER, Peter (c1823- ): Wagons From Wapello

RUSH, Lucinda: m'd TAYLOR, William Ingram

*16) RUSH, Mary Ann (1836-1912): m'd 30 Nov 1851 CRESWELL, Donald C.; divorded in 1878; born 31 Mar 1836 IL and died 03 Jun 1912; mother of  six children (James Edwin, Donald Fulton, Mary Agnes, John Louis, Eva Prudence and Frederick Lincoln)

RUSH, Samuel (1829- ): m'd 1856 BREEDING, M. Elizabeth

RUSSELL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
RUSSELL, Alpheus Dr. ( -1852) m'd 16 Oct 1828 SQUIRE, Lucy Malvina; s/o Gideon and Jemima (Alvord) Russell; buried on Oregon Trail

headed train that included Forgey and Milhollen families; died on the trail in Nebraska "–The Clovis A LaGrave 1852 Diary, CA State Library, 40 p., has a Dr. Alpheus Russell, age 49, 6-7-1852, on the north side of the Platte in Nebraska, from Illinois, cholera"] [Death on the Oregon Trail,  Richard Rieck, Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois Univ

RUSSELL, Barsheba (c1797-1872): m'd 08 Aug 1815 FOLEY, Abraham Nordyke Dr.; d/o John and Barsheba Russell; born c1797 VA and died 20 Jan 1872 Lane Co, OR; mother of  (Harriet S., Elijah G., Elizabeth G., John R., Matilda, Sarah J., Euphratus J., Madison Nordyke and Robert Emmett)

RUSSELL, Cyrus D. (1842- ): m'd ROBERTS, Amanda; s/o Joseph and Mary (Highsmith) Russell

RUSSELL, Edna (1838- ): m'd HAWKINS, Willian N.; d/o Joseph and Mary (Highsmith) Russell

RUSSELL, Joseph N. (1833- ): m'd THRUSH, Rosa Ann; s/o Joseph and Mary (Highsmith) Russell

RUSSELL, Newton: m'd [   ], Sarah

RUSSELL, Patsy Ellen (1841- ): m'd CATCHING, James Centers; d/o Joseph and Mary (Highsmith) Russell

RUSSELL, Riley M. (1836- ): m'd THRUSH, Rhoda Ann; s/o Joseph and Mary (Highsmith) Russell

RUSSELL, Sarah: m'd RUSSELL, Newton

RUSSELL, Sarah Olivia (24 Apr 1831-1861).: m'd 24 Apr 1851 HILL, George Monroe; d/o Alpheus and Lucy (Squire) Russell

RUSSELL, William A. (1823- ): m'd THRUSH, Hester Ann; s/o Joseph and Mary (Highsmith) Russell

RUSSELL, William M. (1832- ): m'd 1858 PERKINS, Elvira

RUTLEDGE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
RUTLEDGE, Electra: d/o William and Sarah (Scott) Rutledge

RUTLEDGE, Elizabeth Millicent ( -1864): m'd 1862 MATLOCK, Joseph Dewitt; d/o William and Sarah (Scott) Rutledge

RUTLEDGE, Louise: m'd c1865 MATLOCK, Joseph Dewitt; was half sister of Elizabeth Millicent Rutledge

RUTLEDGE, Lucy: m'd COOKE, [   ]

RUTLEDGE, William C.: m'd MOORE, Margaret

RUTLEDGE, William Moore: m'd SCOTT, Sarah Jane; s/o William and Margaret (Moore) Rutledge

RYNER, Emeline: m'd 1844 COX, Ethan

SACKET, David:

SAGE, Gertrude: m'd 1833 SAGE, Joseph; maiden name unknown at this time

SAGE, Joseph (1809-1890): m'd 1833 [   ], Gertrude

SALIND, Martha B.: m'd 1849 EARNEST, Willis B.

SALING FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SALING, Edmund Snow (1826- ): m1. 1847 DUCKWORTH, Elizabeth M.; m2. DRURY, Emily; m3. 1865 Morgan, Mrs.Artemisia (French)

SALING, Emery Isham (1830- ):  1856 MORTON, Malinda; 1859 moved to Walla Walla; moved to Weston in early 1870s where he had a dry goods store, Reese & Saling; father of 11 children

SAMPSON, J.K. (

"SAMPSON, J. K.--Mr. Sampson, now a resident of Lafayette, Yamhill County, came to Oregon in 1852, arriving in Portland on the twentieth of August. He remained but six weeks in that town, leaving it for Yamhill County, in which he has resided nearly all the intervening years. He has been identified with its growth and progress and has built up an estimable name as a citizen."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 784]

SANBURN, J. R. (1835):

SANDERS, Tabitha (1820-1852): m'd CLARK, Benjamin; Tabith , her husband and one son died on the trail in Idaho of cholera

SARGENT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*16) SARGENT, Abraham A. (1820-12 Jul 1898): m'd 11 Mar 1841 ADAMS, Nancy Eleanor;  father of (John Franklin, Reason F., Mary Catherine, Oliver Perry H., and Oscar Dunwreath); left Iowa with the Adams Family in the spring of 1852 – left them and spent the winter of 1852/53 in Salt Lake City, Utah – arrived in El Dorado County, California in 1853 – moved to Oregon in 1858/59; buried Deer Creek Cemetery, Selma, Josephine County, Oregon

*16) SARGENT, John Franklin/Francis (1843-Jan 1888):m'd 03 Jan 1881 BOAZ, Mary Cordelia; s/o Abraham and Nancy (Adams) Sargent; burial location unknown

*16) SARGENT, Mary Catherine (22 Apr1846-09 Jan 1924): m'd 08 Sep 1861 WARD, Robert; d/o Abraham and Nancy (Adams) Sargent; mother of 15 children including (Ellen Elizabeth, Frances Jane, Abraham Stephen, Robert Henry, George Edwin, Mary Isabel, Thomas Jefferson, Reason Taylor, Charles Lewis, William Franklin, Anna Bertha May, Christopher Oscar Dunreath, Sarah Rebecca, Margaret S. and Pearl Leona); buried Myrtle Point Cemetery, Myrtle Point, Coos County, Oregon

*16) SARGENT, Oliver Commodore Perry (16 Aug 1849-06 Nov 1904):m1. c1872 HARRIS, Mary E. (divorced 1875); m2. 1880 SHOEMAKE, Marianne "Minnie"; s/o Abraham and Nancy (Adams) Sargent; was shot and killed by his father-in-law 06 Nov 1904 Josephine Co, OR; father of one son by first marriage (John Franklin) and five children by second marriage (Adelbert Snowden, Ida May, William Benson, Oliver Perry and Daisy Dewey); buried Hartley Cemetery, Williams, Josephine County, Oregon

*16) SARGENT, Oscar Dunwreath (15 Feb 1852-24 Jul 1929): m'd 1872 LAIRD, Annie Barker; s/o Abraham and Nancy (Adams) Sargent;  father of ten children (Nina Louise, Arthur Pinkston, Florence Elzada, Lewis, Margaret M., Levilla, Bertha, Lulu D., Dell and Earl D.); buried Knights of Pythias Cemetery, Bandon, Coos County, Oregon; [middle name seen as Dunruth per Death Index; Dunswreath per Jim Cook]

*16) SARGENT, Reason Taylor. "Reece" (18 Feb 1845-02 May 1921): m1. 10 Oct 1874 ANDERSON, Sarah Elizabeth; m2. 01 Jan 1878 TETERS, Emma Jane; m3. 13 Jun 1904 TURNER, Lavina Ann; s/o Abraham and Nancy (Adams) Sargent; father of one son by first marriage (Oliver S.L.) and eight children by second marriage (William Henry, Anna May, Frederick Lawrence, Marion Franklin, Minnie Arville, Lizzie Edith, Clara Josephine and Alice Hilda); buried Roseburg National Cemetery, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon

SAYERS, P.D.: settled at Oregon City until 1855 when the family moved to Corvallis and opened a hotel

SAYLOR, Alfred L. Dr. (1847- ): m'd 1875 GRIFFITH, Susan; s/o Conrad and Mary (Black) Saylor

"SAYLOR, A. L.-Born in Iowa in 1847, and was taken across the plains with his parents in 1852. They lived for a while in Portland, and in 1853 went to Olyrnpia, but returned to Oregon in 1856; and settled in McMinnville, Yamhill County. A. L. Saylor was educated at the Baptist College at McMinnville, and in 1871 became clerk in the store of J. B. Morris & Co., at Sheridan, remaining with them four years, and then went into business for himself in a drug store, and was also postmaster of that town. He removed to Dallas in 1877, and bought out the drug store of Dr. Herndon, of Dayton, where he still continues in the same business, and has also held the office of postmaster since 1878. Was publisher of the Free Press at Dayton for one year, and now runs a job printing business. Mr. Saylor enlisted in the army in 1864 and served twelve months in the campaign in Idaho, and was post adjutant of Custer Post, G. A. R., at McMinnville in 1884. He is a member of Lafayette Lodge No. 3, A. F. and A. M., Royal Arch Chapter No. 20, and Pioneer Council No. 1, Royal and Select Masters. Was married in 1875 to Miss Susan Griffith, and they have five children, namely George W., Edward A., Susan W., Lolo W., and Ella May."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 784]

SAYLOR, Charles N.: s/o Conrad and Mary (Black) Saylor

SAYLOR, Conrad G. ( -1884): m1: 1842 BLACK, Mary A. (died on trail in 1852); m2. 1854 SARJENT, Matilda J.

SAYLOR, William H. Dr.: s/o Conrad and Mary (Black) Saylor

SCHANER, John:

SCHEURER, John (1825-1887): m'd 1849 YERGEN, Elizabeth

*12) SCHNELL, Dr.: member of Gaebhart/Abbott train, cut off for CA; located in San Francisco where he was one of the leading physicians of the city for many years

SCHOOLING, Henry K. (1815- ): m'd 1834 [   ], Icyphene

SCHOOLING, Icyphene: m'd 1834 SCHOOLING, Henry K.; maiden name unknown at this time

SCHOOLING, James P. (1830 - ): m'd 1850 FOUNTAIN, Martha R.

"SCHOOLING, J. P.--Born in Boone County, Missouri, December 27, 1830. When he arrived in Oregon he settled immediately in Linn County, and is now a large land owner and farmer. Married Miss Martha R. Fountain in 1850. Their children are I. B. (deceased), Joseph S., Eliza J. (deceased), Jerry A., Susan E., and William A."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 784-85]

SCHOOLING, Martha R.: m'd 1850 SCHOOLING, James P.; maiden name unknown at this time

*18) SCOTT, Abigail Jane "Jenny" (22 Oct 1834-11 Oct 1915): m'd 1853 DUNIWAY, Benjamin Charles (1830-1896); d/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; buried River View Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

"Editor and pioneer advocate of Woman Suffrage, was born at Groveland, Ill., the daughter of John Tucker and Ann Roelofson Scott, of Scotch, German and English lineage.  Coming to Oregon (her mother died enroute), the father and eight children settled at Lafayette.  At 18 Abigail taught school at Cincinnati (Eola), then in 1853 married Benjamin C. Duniway.  Nine years later, as the mother of four children, she found herself the sole family support, due to an accident which befell her husband, 1862.  Thereafter she taught school at Needy and Lafayette, and at Albany opened a millinery business.  Moving to Portland in 1871, where in 1872 her husband worked in the Customs service, she started on the program of equal rights for women that made her career notable.  As publisher and editor of The New Northwest (1871-87), she pioneered the field of woman suffrage, using the columns of her weekly paper to herald her message.  She lectured extensively for many decades in the Pacific Northwest and eastern states.  Moving to Idaho in 1887, she aided in bringing suffrage there in 1896.  Returning to Oregon she continued her work, which in 1912 resulted in a suffrage amendment to the Oregon Constitution.  She tells her own story in Path Breaking, 1914.  She also was author of two novels, including Captain Gray's Company, and a book of poems." [Dictionary of Oregon History by Howard McKinley Corning p. 77]

SCOTT, Alexander ( -1876): m'd c1858 MILLER (MORRIS), Ellen (widow of Bluford Miller); Alexander died in runaway accident

*18) SCOTT, Catherine Amanda "Kate" (30 Nov 1839-27 May 1913): m'd COBURN, John R.; d/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; shared in the editing of Abigail and Harvey's newspapers as well as her own; was widowed young; buried River View Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

SCOTT, Charlotte ( 1827-1852): m'd 1842 COYLE, Alexander James; died on trail near Ft. Laramie

*18) SCOTT, Harriet Louisa "Etty" or "Duck" (09 Mar 1841-03 Jan 1930): m1. 1856 MCCORD, William Rankin; m2. PALMER, Isaac A.; d/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; Harriet was born 09 Mar 1841; during the emigration she drove the loose stock riding an old mare named "Shuttleback".  She became a spritualist and a medium.  Harriet died 03 Jan 1930 in Seattle, WA; buried Rose City Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

*18) SCOTT, Harvey Whitfield (01 Feb 1838 -07 Aug 1910): m1. 31 Oct 1865 NICKLIN, Elizabeth; m2. 28 Jun 1876 MCCHESNEY, Margaret;  b. 01 Feb 1838 in Groveland, Tazewell County, IL; died 07 Aug 1910 in Baltimore, MD; emigrated to Oregon with his parents John Tucker and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; fought in the Yakima Indian War in 1855; graduated from Oregon Pacific University in 1863; studied law and worked as a librarian and regularly contributed stories to the Oregonian newspaper (where he served 40 years as editor).  A leader of the Republican party, was admitted to the bar;  served a six year term as U.S. Collector of Customs at Portland beginning in 1870; 1903-1905 was president of the Lewis and Clark Exposition; dirvector of the Associated Press from 1900-1910; buried River View Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon 

SCOTT, Jacob (1815-1890): m'd 1837 WORTMAN, Mary Hannah

SCOTT, James Lyons (27 Feb 1825-27 May 1901): m'd ZOLL, Julia A.; s/o Robert and Magdalene (Newkirk) Scott; buried Mulkey Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

*18) SCOTT, John  Henry "Sonny", "Jerry" (01 Oct 1843 -01 May 1862): s/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; John was born 01 Oct 1843 and died 01 May 1862 at Forest Grove of tuberculosis; buried Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon

*18) SCOTT, John Tucker (1809-1880): m1. 1830 ROELOFSON, Anne; (b. 26 Jul 1811 Washington Co, KY, d. 20 Jun 1852 on trail);  m2. STEVENSON, Ruth (ECKLER);s/o James and Frances (Tucker) Scott; John was born 18 Feb 1809 KY;original emigrant of 1849; ran a hotel at Lafayette, moved to Scotts Prairie, Puget Sound, fought in Yakima Indian War, returned to Clackamas Co and finally to Forest Grove where he farmed and ran a mill; John died in 01 Sep 1880 in Washington Co, Oregon; buried Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon

"SCOTT, JOHN T.--Born in Kentucky, February 18, 1809; emigrated to Illinois when quite young, and came to Oregon when forty- three years old.  Died at his residence in Forest Grove, September 1, 1880. He was the father of H. W. Scott, editor of the Oregonian ; Mrs. A. S. Duniway, of the New Northwest ; Mrs. G. A. Coburn, of the Telegram; Mrs. M. F. Cook, Mrs. J. M. Kelty, Mrs. McCord, W. B. Scott, and Ella Scott."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 785]

SCOTT, Louisa (1821-1853): m'd BACON, Jesse

SCOTT, Lucy C.: m'd 1843 SCOTT, William G.; maiden name unknown at this time

SCOTT, Margaret (c1790-1870): m'd HENRY, Thomas

*18) SCOTT, Margaret Ann "Mag" (27 Oct 1836-24 Sep 1865): m'd FERNSIDE, George; d/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; Margaret was born 27 Oct 1836.  Sheattended Tualatin Academy at Forest Grove.  After her marriage she moved to Tillamook Bay where her husband had a store on a barge that visited settlements around the bay.  Margaret died 24 Sep 1865 of  tuberculosis and was the first burial in the Tillamook Pioneer Cemetery.  Her four daughters were raised by her sisters; buried Trout Cemetery, Tillamook County, Oregon

SCOTT, Mary Ellen (23 Sep 1830-17 Sep 1900): m'd 1847 MCPHERSON, James; d/o Robert and Magdalene (Newkirk) Scott; buried Mulkey Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

*18) SCOTT, Mary Frances "Fanny"(19 May 1833-0 Sep 1930) m'd 16 Aug 1853 COOK, Amos.; d/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; Mary was born 19 May 1833.  Her husband was a member of the Peoria Party of 1839-40.  Fanny was a prohibitionist and spent the last years of her long life in Portland.  She died 09 Sep 1930 at age 97 years; buried Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

SCOTT, Miss: m'd LATOURETTE, R. E.: d/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott

SCOTT, Sarah Maria "Chat" (22 Apr1847-24 Nov 1901): m'd 1869 KELTY, James Munroe.; d/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; "Maria" was born 22 Apr 1847.  Her husband was a merchant at Lafayette and a sheriff of Yamhill County.  She became a musician.  Maria died 24 Nov 1901; buried River View Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon.

SCOTT,Jane Elizabeth (13 Aug 1823-24 Jan 1878): m'd. STARKEY, John L.; accompanied by family; husband had emigrated previous year; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

SCOTT, Robert (16 Oct 1805-30 Dec 1893): m'd 1825 NEWKIRK, Magdalene "Lena: Jane; buried Mulkey Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

SCOTT, William G. (1814- ): m'd 1843 [   ], Lucy C.

*18) SCOTT, William Neill "Willie" (1848-1852): s/o John and Anne (Roelofson) Scott; Willie was born 30 Dec 1848 and died in the Burnt River Valley 27 Aug 1852; Aug 28 Last night our darling Willie was called from earth..He was buried to day upon an elevated point, one hundred and fifty feet above the plain in a spot of sweet seclusion.  The soil here was thin and full of rocks.  Father had the men cut a cavity out of the solid rock that jutted out of Burnt River Mountain, and here his little form was sealed beside the only living thing, a little juniper tree.  Years later Harvey Scott and Amos Cook located the tree while on a trip to the Salmon River Mines and brought back a piece of bark from it."

SCRIVNER, Malinda ( -1852): m'd MOORE, Robert; died on trail

SEARS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SEARS, Carroll Jackson (1819-1901): m'd 1837 CARTER, Martha Jane; Carroll Jackson Sears was b. 02 May 1819 in Bledsoe Co, TN;  he married 15 Mar 1837 to Martha Jane Carter of nearby Bradley Co.  In 1838 they migrated to Washington Co, Ark.  In 1850 he joined the masses headed to CA to look for gold.  He returned home quite successful and packed up his family and headed for OR in 1852.  He was Captain of a train that arrived at Umatilla in Oct 1852.    From the Dalles, the Sears family rafted their goods down to the Sandy while the older boys drove the stock overland.  After wintering at Howell Prairie in Marion County they moved the next spring to Cottage Grove, Lane Co where they filed for a donation land claim.  He built a home there where he remained until his death 21 Jan 1901.  He is buried in the Sears Cemetery at Lane Co.  with other family members

SEARS, David (1849-1919): s/o Carroll and Martha Jane (Carter) Sears

SEARS, George Thomas (1844-1911): s/o Carroll and Martha Jane (Carter) Sears

SEARS, James Alexander (1841-1915): s/o Carroll and Martha Jane (Carter) Sears

SEARS, John (1852- ): s/o Carroll and Martha Jane (Carter) Sears; born in November after arrival

SEARS, Levinia: m'd BURFORD, Hezekiah; *per Burford desc Steve Meyers at steve_meyers@eee.org

SEARS, Rhoda (c1781 - ): m'd SEARS, John; thought to be mother of Carroll Sears

SEARS, Sarah (1847-1924): d/o Carroll and Martha Jane (Carter) Sears

SEBASTIAN, D. D. ( -1896):

SETTLE, Campbell T. ( - ): m'd ,

SETTLE, Henrietta Berthina (02 May 1823-22 Aug 1908).: m1. 12 Aug 1841 GORE, James; m2. c1897 INMAN, Joel Cowan; James; d/o John and Jenny (Ruby) Settle; Henrietta Settle biography

SHAFF FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SHAFF, Agnes M. (1851-1899): m'd 1875 ATTERBURY, Tilmon Chasteen; d/o Henry C. and Adaline (Adams) Shaff; settled in Douglas Co

SHAFF, Henry C. (23 Dec 1829-bef 17 May 1884): m1. 29 Dec 1850 ADAMS, Adeline; m2. 08 Mar 1855 HUNGERFORD, Lucy M.;first wife died on trail; m3. c1868 [    ], Ann; m4. 27 Feb 1877 KELSEY, Elizabeth

SHAFF, Lucy Phinetta (1810-1894): m'd 1851 TRASK, William; d/o Joseph and Lucy (Blakely) Shaff, settled in Douglas Co

William SHARP FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SHARP, Addis Emmett (1840-1906) s/o John and Cornelia (Hesser) Sharp; died Waiohinu, Hawaii, Hawaii.  Family story that he married, but no independent evidence]

SHARP, Brian Jolly (1845-1923): m'd 26 Dec 1870 Josephine R. Cranston; s/o John and Cornelia (Hesser) Sharp

*27) SHARP, Elizabeth: m'd 1853 HERREN, John Clark

SHARP, James Meikle (1844-1932): m'd 6 August 1874 Susanna Rebecca Plank (1851 - 1934); s/o John and Cornelia (Hesser) Sharp; Settled in Santa Paula, Ventura County, California. 

SHARP, John (1797- 1878): m'd 1832 HESSER, Cornelia Ann; died Latham, Lane, Oregon, buried Cottage Grove, Lane, Oregon.  First wife -- no children -- was Anna Higbee, b. 1801, St. Clair, Washington, Pennsylvania.   Parents, Peter Sharp and Judith Townsend.   [Cornelia Ann HESSER, 1803 Loudoun County, Virginia - 1888, Seaton, Lane, Oregon, daughter of Andrew Hesser and Hannah Warner.  Birth year a little fuzzy, since the October 1808 date sometimes seen puts her birth a little too long after her father's death in April 1807]

SHARP, John Peter (1842-1905): m'd 14 September 1865 Nancy Jane Rowland; s/o John and Cornelia (Hesser) Sharp; settled in Ellensburg, Kittitas, "Washington Territory" later a state.  He was a state senator in Washington

SHARP, Joseph Higbee (1834-1913): m'd 28 September 1865 Phoebe Jane White; s/o John and Cornelia (Hesser) Sharp; wife was the  daughter of Daniel B. White and Mary Jane Dearborn

SHARP, Judith Julia Ann (1803-1883): m'd TURNER, Henry L.; d/o Peter and Judith (Townsend) Sharp [Judith Julia Ann SHARP (I have seen one of her calling cards and it has all three given names per Ann Sharp).   She went by Julia, and was born 16 January 1803, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania; died 26 July 1882, Turner, Marion, Oregon (the town was named after her husband).  Parents, Peter Sharp and Judith Townsend.  See Http://Ncbible.Org/Nwh/Ormarion.Html#Turner for photographs and a few biographical details.]

SHARP, Julia A.(1838-1908): m'd 1853 BEAN, Obadiah Roberts; d/o John and Cornelia (Hesser) Sharp

SHARP, Louis Henry (1848-1916): m'd 13 September 1883, Eleanor Peters Gibbons; s/o John and Cornelia (Hesser) Sharp  [Louis Henry -- he always spelled it Louis -- after his uncle Henry Lewis Turner,  his surprise arrival delayed the Sharps and Turners in Missouri from 1848 to 1852 when they deemed him old enough to survive the trail.  He married, in San Francisco to the daughter of Henry Gibbons and Martha Poole.

*27) SHARP, William Wolverton: m'd 1853 ROBBINS, Zobeda; accompanied Robbins family as a bullwhacker and later married one of the daughters

SHAW FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SHAW, Anna Amanda (25 May 1849-28 Mar 1910): m'd 09 Nov 1869 BOYINGTON, James; d/o Jefferson and Martha (Fields) Shaw; buried River View Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

SHAW, Cynthia Jane: m'd LOUDON, Thomas H.

SHAW, James (1824-1909): m'd 1845 BAKER, Alcha Katherine; settled near present day Milton-Freewater, OR; buried in Ford Cemetery, Milton-Freewater, OR

SHAW, Jefferson Rice (16 Oct 1803-18 Apr 1885 ): m'd 15 Jul 1844 FIELDS, Martha Jane; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

"SHAW, J R.--Is a farmer and a resident of Oregon City; was born in Jessamine County, Kentucky, in 1803; married Martha J. Fields, and their children are Samuel, Amanda, Minerva, Mary J., Jefferson R, Edward, Robert (deceased), and Joel (deceased)."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 785]

SHAW, Joel F. (1845-1852): died on trail; s/o Jefferson and Martha (Fields) Shaw

SHAW, Minerva Bell (1851-12 Jul 1936): m'd EPPLEY, Owen; d/o Jefferson and Martha (Fields) Shaw;  buried Wilhelm’s Portland Memorial Mausoleum, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

SHAW, William Samuel (Mar 1847-23 Feb 1919 ): m'd 1872 LOFTUS, Nellie R.; s/o Jefferson and Martha (Fields) Shaw; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

SHAW, William Thomas (1846-1928): m'd HOSKINS, Rebecca; s/o James and Alcha (Baker) Shaw; worked as a miner in and around Jacksonville, OR; buried in Umapine, OR

SHEARER, Eliza Jane (1822-1895): m'd 1840 HAMLIN, James A.; d/o Henry and Mary (Summers) Shearer

*12) SHECKLEY, Mr. ( -1852): "a young man who was a member of our party died of cholera at Ft. Kearney" about June 10, 1852

SHEETS, Isaac (1822- ):

SHEEVER, Mr ( -1852): died on trail 28 May 1852 from inflation in bowels, was from WI

SHEFFIELD, James F. (1825- ):

SHELL, G. W. (1820- ):

SHELLEY, George D. ( -1852): m'd GABBERT, Catherine; died on trail of cholera

SHELLEY, John (1827- ): m'd 1847 PARK, Margaret; s/o George and Catherine (Gabbert) Shelley

SHELLEY, Polly: m'd ROBINSON, [   ]; d/o George and Catherine (Gabbert) Shelley

SHELLY, Miranda: m'd 1846 MITCHELL, James G.

SHELTON, Cynthia: m'd 1842 GLAZE, Reuben

SHELTON, Levi J. (1820-1862): m'd 1847 MORGAN, Polly

SHEPARD, Elizabeth: m'd HOLTGRIEVE, [   ]; d/o Henry and Elizabeth (Mattern) Shepard

SHEPARD, Henry: m1. MATTERN, Elizabeth ( -1849); m2. 1852 NELSON, Lucinda; married second wife on the trail

SHEPARD, Nancy: m'd 1853 VANDERPOOL, Francis; d/o Henry and Elizabeth (Mattern) Shepard

SHEPHARD, Catherine (1844-1935): m'd 1865 BLANTON, John

SHEPHERD, Andrew Jackson (1817- ): m'd 1834 [   ], Clara

SHEPHERD, Clara:: m'd 1834 SHEPHERD, Andrew Jackson; maiden name unknown at this time

SHEPHERD, Mary (1827-1871): m'd 1860 SMITH, Delazon; buried Masonic Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co, OR

SHERER, David (1833- ): s/o David and Sarah (Miller) Sherer;

SHERER, David (1797-1852): m'd MILLER, Sarah; died on trail of cholera; Cecelia (McMillen) Adams mentioned in her diary that they passed the grave of D. Sherer who d. 28 May 1852 age 5 (should have been 55)

SHERER, Elizabeth: m'd MILHOLLEN, William; d/o David and Sarah (Miller) Sherer

SHERER, John D. (1821- ): s/o David and Sarah (Miller) Sherer

SHERER, William M. (1828- ): s/o David and Sarah (Miller) Sherer

SHERROD, Martha J.: m'd 1850 BANKS, Hilkiah Preston

SHIELDS, Ellen (1843-1926): m'd DORRIS, [   ]

SHIELDS, James (1811- ):

"SHIELDS, JAMES--Born in Bourbon County, Indiana, in 1811; came to Oregon in 1852, and settled in Linn County, near Lebanon. His present residence is near Albany, and occupation capitalist. He has been twice married, first to Mrs. Matilda Sloan, in Missouri, by whom he has four children Mrs. M. E. Dorris, E. George, Benjamin F., and Thomas J. His second wife s name was Sarah M. Cotton, and by her his children are William H., Matilda C. E., Fannie T., James A., and Virginia E."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 785]

SHINN, Nancy: m'd HULL, Cyrus B.

SHIPLEY, Adam Randolph (1828- ):

SHIRLEY, Elizabeth (20 Feb 1806-09 Feb 1889): m'd 08 May 1828 DAVIDSON, Carter Tarrant; d/o Daniel Ezekiel and Jane (Allem) Shirley; buried Fircrest Cemetery, Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon; originally buried in Butler-Davidson Cemetery but headstone was moved to Fircrest.

*25) SHIRLEY, Allen:

*24) SHIRTS, Child1:

*24) SHIRTS, Child2

*24) SHIRTS, George (1810- ):

*24) SHIRTS, Sarah:

SHOEMAKER, Augusta (or Susan): m'd 1842 MORSE, James

SHOEMAKER, Rebecca: m'd 1840 GRAVES, Wesley

SHORE, John:

SHORTRIDGE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*16) SHORTRIDGE, Charles Franklin: m1. ; m2. FIELDS, Emiline;

*16) SHORTRIDGE, Corilla A. (1851- ): m'd EADS, William Redmon; d/o Charles and Emiline (Fields) Shortridge

SHORTRIDGE, James Henderson: s/o Samuel Boone Shortridge

*16) SHORTRIDGE, Julia Ann ( 1836-1911): m'd 26 May 1855 CROWL, Joseph Franklin;  born Nov 1836 KY; d/o Samuel Boone and Emily Ann (Heath) Shortridge; settled Yamhill Co.; returned east c1868 where the family is found in Sangamon Co, IL in the 1870 census and in Barton Co, MO in the 1880 and 1900.  Julia and Joseph are buried in Carterville Cemetery, Carterville, Jasper Co, MO

*16) SHORTRIDGE, Lewis Lastine (1848- ): s/o Charles Shortridge; m'd FALCONER, Araminta Alice

*16) SHORTRIDGE, Samuel Boone (1796-1877): m'd HEATH, Emily Ann

*16) SHORTRIDGE, William Wallace (1836-1916): m'd KEYS, Ellen Jane

SHOUDY, Hannah Eliza (1828-1871): m'd 19 Dec 1844 HORTON, Dexter; d/o Israel and Rebecca (Hemstreet) Shoudy

SHOUDY, William H. (1830-1901): m'd 20 Jan 1859 CRISOM, Martha Francis; s/o Israel and Rebecca (Hemstreet) Shoudy

SHOUP FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SHOUP, Eliza (1810-1857): m'd 1833 GULLIFORD, William M.; sister of Elizabeth listed below

SHOUP, Elizabeth (1815-1886) m'd 1836 RAMSAY, Barnett; settled with family in Lane and Linn Co.; sister of Eliza listed above

SHUCK, Margaret (1821- d/o Christopher and Susanna (Zenner) Shuck; appears to have died in Franklin County, Indiana prior to emigration

SHUMATE, Martha (27 Mar 1806-20 Dec 1888): m'd DAVIS, Harmon W.; buried Colfax Cemetery, Colfax, Whitman County, Washington

*3) SIMMERS, Elizabeth: m'd SYRON, James Reed

SIMMONS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SIMMONS, Andrew (21 Jul 1819-27 Jul 1892): m'd GARDNER, Lydia Jane; s/o John and Abigail (Starbuck) Simmons; settled Lane County; buried Luper Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

WEYRICK, Catherine (18 Dec 1831-01 Sep 1896): m'd 22 Apr 1850 SIMMONS, Edward

SIMMONS, Charles C. (25 Feb 1846-aft 1880): s/o Andrew and Lydia (Gardner) Simmons

SIMMONS, Edward (05 Jan 1812-21 Dec 1878): m'd 22 Apr 1850 WEYRICK, Catherine; s/o John and Abigail (Starbuck) Simmons

SIMMONS, Elizabeth C. (1810-1884): m'd 1826

SIMMONS, Elizabeth Jane (28 Jun 1845-11 Dec 1924): m'd 1864 BRUCE, James Judson; d/o Andrew and Lydia (Gardner) Simmons; buried Waitsburg City Cemetery, Waitsburg, Walla Walla County, Washington

SIMMONS, Nancy Ann (1825-1899): m'd 1842 MATHIS/MATTHEWS, Joshua; d/o Jonathan C. and Mary (Troutman) Simmons; settled in Douglas Co

SIMMONS, Nathan (1840-1890): s/o Andrew and Lydia (Gardner) Simmons

SIMMONS, Seth (10 Dec 1850-30 Oct 1903): m'd BARBRE, Elizabeth Josephine; s/o Andrew and Lydia (Gardner) Simmons; buried Luper Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

SIMMONS, Steven V. (09 Oct 1848- Feb 1852): s/o Andrew and Lydia (Gardner) Simmons; died shortly before emigration

SIMMONS, Samuel (07 Dec 1843 - )  s/o Andrew and Lydia (Gardner) Simmons

SIMMONS, William E. (30 May 1852-17 Dec 1901): m'd BUSHEL, Amilia Anne; s/o Andrew and Lydia (Gardner) Simmons; born on trail in Nebraska; buried Luper Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon; was judged insane in December 1901 and died shortly after commitment to Oregon State asylum

SIMPSON, Samuel (1818- ): m'd 1849 , Eliza

SIMPSON, Susannah ( -1915): m'd 1846 BURGEN, John S.

SIMPSON, Thomas: m'd BUFF, Rosena

SIRPLESS, Eliza (1817-1903): m'd 30 May 1832 MCFARLAND, Isaac; surname also seen as SURPLICE; emigrated with husband and children, settled in Wasco County; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

SISLER, Catherine: m'd c1839 MORTON, William

SLAGLE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SLAGLE, Conrad David "Dick": s/o Conrad and Mary (Ross) Slagle

SLAGLE, Conrad S. "Coon": m'd ROSS, Mary

SLAGLE, James P.: s/o Conrad and Mary (Ross) Slagle

SLAGLE, Joseph: s/o Conrad and Mary (Ross) Slagle

SLAGLE, Martha Anne: d/o Conrad and Mary (Ross) Slagle

SLAGLE, Sarah Elizabeth: m'd 1862 YORK, Henry M.; d/o Conrad and Mary (Ross) Slagle

SLAGLE, Temperance Jane: d/o Conrad and Mary (Ross) Slagle

SLEPPY, Elizabeth (1825-1852): m'd 02 Jun 1843 WALDRON, Samuel; born 1825 PA and died 05 Oct 1852 near Willow Creek, Gilliam Co, OR of cholera; fmother of 5 children (Samantha Jane, Almerin John, Agnes M., Isaphena and Angelina)

SLUTH, Emily: m'd 1851 MONTGOMERY, Alimirin

SMELSER, Elizabeth: m'd TAYLOR, James

SMELSER, Francis M. (1832- ):

SMELSER, Isaiah:

SMELSER, Mahala ( -1853): m'd 1844 HALL, Essalum M.

Peter SMITH FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SMITH, Abner H. (1845- ): m'd [   ], May L.; s/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, Absalom M. (1826-c1868): m'd1852 HACKLEMAN, Perlina; indications are that he may have came to Oregon from California or by ship as his DLC states that he arrived in Mar 1852; per Jon Ridgeway at JNCRIDGE@aol.com

SMITH, Amanda: m'd BOSSLER, John; d/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, Caroline: m'd HUNT, James William; started for OR with husband and children between Apr 1851 and Aug 1852; husband died on trail in Utah; Caroline turned around and took children back to Indiana

SMITH, Christopher C. (1836- ):

SMITH, Damon: bio of son below

"SMITH, DAMON (Jr.)--Born in Marion County, Oregon, in 1852; is the son of Damon Smith, who crossed the plains that year; he was reared by Hiram Smith of Harrisburg. His first enterprise was in the mercantile business in Harrisburg, but he moved to Albany in 1882, and commenced business in a drug store in partnership with Henry McCartney. Married Miss Narzette McCartney in 1876, and has one child named Pearl. Resides now in Harrisburg."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 785]

SMITH, Daniel (1820- ):

SMITH, Daughter: d/o Michael and Mary (Green) Smith

SMITH, David (1828- ): m'd RIPERTOE, Sarah

SMITH, David (1822- ): m'd MONTGOMERY, Sarah J.

"SMITH, DAVID--Resides at Lebanon, Linn County, where he is employed in the occupation of farming. He was born in Tennessee, March 18, 1822; came overland to Oregon. Married Miss Sarah J. Montgomery, and their children are William P., Thomas, Julia A., Sarah J., Mary F., Eliza J., Celia B., Ella, and Sadie."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 785-86]

SMITH, Delazon (1816-1860): m1. 1837 VAKE, Eliza; m2. 1848 SHEPHERD, Mary S.; buried Masonic Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co, OR

"SMITH, DELAZON--Born in New York in the year 1816. Thrown upon his own resources at a very early age, he earned for himself a name through the toilsome avenue of patient study and industry. At the age of fifteen, with all his earthly possessions tied up in a bundle, he started westward and arrived at Rochester, New York, where he remained three years with a relative, and labored to acquire an education. From West New York he went to a Manual Labor school in Oberlin, Ohio, where he spent two years, and from thence into a law office at Cleveland. Began writing for the public press while there, and assumed the editorship of a paper called the Watchman, at Rochester, New York, In 1844 established a paper at Dayton, Ohio, named the Dayton Empire, and in the same year was appointed a special commissioner of the United States to the Republic of Ecuador, in South America, but returned in less than a year and settled in Iowa, where, during the Presidential campaign of 1848, he edited the Iowa Democrat. In 1852 he crossed the plains to Oregon and established his home in the beautiful and fertile county of Linn, where, the following year, he established the Albany Democrat, and edited that paper until his death. Mr. Smith was a representative of Linn County several terms in the Territorial Legislature, and a member of the Constitutional Convention; with General Lane he was United States Senator from Oregon, and was candidate for elector on the Breckenridge ticket.  Married Miss Eliza Vake in 1837; Volney V. Smith, a consul to St. Thomas Island, of the West Indies, being the only surviving child of that union. Mr. Smith married again in 1848, Miss Mary Shepherd, by whom were born five children, only one, D. S. Smith, of Linn County, being now living. Mi s. Smith died in 1871. Mr. Smith was a member of the M. E. Church, and officiated as minister of that denomination; also an active member of the Masonic Lodge. After an eventful life of fifty-four years Mr. Smith died November 18, 1870. Delevan S. Smith, the only surviving son of the Hon. Delazon Smith, resides in Linn County, and at present holds the office of deputy sheriff of that county.  He was born in Linn County, and has always lived there. Was married to Miss Carrie Clark in December, 1881, and they have one child named Ina."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 786-87]

SMITH, Elijah: m'd [   ], Julia; s/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, Eliza (1851-1870): d/o Delazon and Mary (Shepherd) Smith

SMITH, Eliza: m'd ROYCE, John; d/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, Eliza (1848- ): d/o Isaac and Sarah (Lock) Smith

SMITH, Elizabeth: m'd 13 Feb 1819 KISER, Jacob

SMITH, F. A. ( - ): m'd ,

SMITH, H. J. ( - ):

SMITH, Henry B.: see 1851

SMITH, Hiram: m'd MCALPIN, Emily; s/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, I. N. Jr. ( - ):

SMITH, Isaac B. (1825-c1915): m'd 11 Jul 1847 LOCK, Sarah; Isaac was born Dec 1825 Washington Co, TN and died between the1910 and 1920 census in CA;  he was the father of 7 children (Eliza, Mary, Martha, Emma J., Benjamin, one unknown and Bowman S.); in September 1852 he was stranded on the trail at John Day, out of provisions and money.  He was taken in by Edward Jay Allen, a passing emigrant on the trail.[Wagons From Wapello  by Dennis M. Larsen & Ken Keigley]

SMITH, J.B.V. (1850- ):

SMITH, Jacob D. (1811- ): m'd 1845 [   ], Sarah

SMITH, James ( -1852): died on the trail; traveled with Isaac McFarland family as a driver

SMITH, James (1825- ): m'd 1853 PROUTY, Sarah Jane

SMITH, Jane: m'd BOWDEN, Samuel Smith; traveled with Isaac McFarland family

SMITH, Jeremiah (1814- ):

SMITH, John (1825- ): m'd 1852 [   ], Elizabeth

SMITH, John R.: m'd  PEEBLER, Ann E.; s/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, John T. (1829- ):

"SMITH, JOHN T.--Born in Germany, in 1829. Came to Oregon and settled at Vancouver; resides in that place still, and is a merchant; serves the people as justice of the peace."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 787]

SMITH, Lydia C.: m1. DICKMAN, C.W.; m2. BILLINGS, [   ]

SMITH, Marena Ann: m'd 1853 MICHAEL, Elijah Grant

SMITH, Maria (1830-1907): m'd 1848 HATHAWAY, Marshall Root

SMITH, Mary: m'd MATEER, George;

SMITH, Mary (04 May 1819-13 Feb 1899): m1. 1838 CONLEE, William Marion; m2. 03 Nov 1844 COFFMAN, Jeremiah; m3. 19 Aug 1864 WETMORE, Ward C.; emigrated to Oregon with her second husband; buried Historic Columbian Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

SMITH, Mary ( -1852): m'd SMITH, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time; was traveling with her daughter and son-in-law, Levi Gregg; died of cholera as did her daughter, Susanna

SMITH, Mary Iantha (1849-1876): m'd 1869 HARPER, F.C.; d/o Delazon and Mary (Shepherd) Smith

SMITH, Matthew (1822- ):

*8) SMITH, Michael (1812-1852): m'd GREEN, Mary; traveled with wife, 2 sons, 1 dau; Michael Smith died Sep 11, 1852, ten miles beyond Burnt River.

*17) SMITH, Nathan: m'd HOBSON, Emily

SMITH, Percy: s/o David and Sarah (Ripertoe) Smith

*18) SMITH, Peter: from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL

SMITH, Peter (1817-1903): Peter Smith was born in Scotland Oct 18, 1817 and died in Parkland, Washington January 8, 1903.  He was buried in the Tacoma Cemetery.  He spent his life in Washington and donated land to build Pacific Lutheran University.  He was a constable and a judge.

SMITH, Sarah (1810-1852): m'd WATKINS, William Lynch; died on the trail of cholera

SMITH, Sarah A.: m'd 1838 WILSON, J.Q.

"WILSON, J. Q.--Born in Ohio in 1828; resided for a time in Indiana; came to Oregon and located near Salem on a farm. Married, in 1838, Miss Sarah A. Smith. Their children, both since deceased, were William A., and Armand S. Mr. Wilson has spent a considerable part of his time in Eastern, Oregon, where he has stock interests. Was county judge of Baker County at its organization, and represented Umatilla County in the State Legislature in 1880. Has also been justice of the peace. Resides at Salem." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 794]

SMITH, Sarah Jane (1834- ): m'd IRVINE, Robert A.; d/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, Sidney A. (1824- ): m'd 1851 [   ], Harriet

"SMITH, S. A., M.D.--Doctor Smith was born in Vermont, but left that State when eight years old and went to Troy, New York. Emigrated to California and dug gold in the northern mines in 1851-52; in the latter year he came to Oregon and settled in Linn County. He is a physician and is still in practice; his address is Halsey. He has been married twice and has one child, now Mrs. Geary, of Halsey."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 787]

SMITH, Son 1: s/o Michael and Mary (Green) Smith

SMITH, Son 2: s/o Michael and Mary (Green) Smith

SMITH, Susan: m'd PEEBLER, William; d/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, Susanna ( -1852): m'd GREGG, Levi; died on the trail of cholera; one of several in her family that died including her mother and father-in-law

SMITH, Thomas: s/o David and Sarah (Ripertoe) Smith

SMITH, William: m'd JONES, Missouri C.; s/o Elijah and Anna (Riddle) Smith

SMITH, William P.:

SMITH, Zachary. Taylor ( - ):

SNIPES, Benjamin Elam (1835-1906): became cattleman in Yakima and Ellensburg area of WA, inducted into the Oklahoma Cowboy Hall of Fame

SNOW, Lydia C. ( -1859): m'd 1839 HUMPHREY, Homan M.

*18) SOMMERS, Mr.: paid $50 to join company; settled initially at what is today Corvallis, OR

SOVERNS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SOVERNS, Amos: s/o Jesse and Eliza (Bailey) Soverns

SOVERNS, Carleton: s/o Jesse and Eliza (Bailey) Soverns

SOVERNS, George ( -1900): m1. HOLTON, Fanny; m2. Tyler (BLACHLEY) Elizabeth; s/o Jesse and Eliza (Bailey) Soverns served in Rogue River War as a teamster; later settled near Junction City in Lane county where he farmed and raised cattle

SOVERNS, Infant ( -1852): c/o George and Fanny (Holton); died on trail

SOVERNS, Jesse: m1. BAILEY/BEALY, Eliza; first wife died as a result of an accident shortly after reaching Portland; m2. LAFERTY (aka Lafardamus), Jane Elizabeth; settled in Lane Co near Junction City;

SOVERNS, Mary: d/o Jesse and Eliza (Bailey) Soverns

SOVERNS, Ruthann: d/o Jesse and Eliza (Bailey) Soverns  

SPEER, William (c1820- ):

SPENCER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
 SPENCER, Caroline: m'd 1846 DEMENT, Samuel M.

*8) SPENCER, Charles ( -1852): m'd HAMMONS, Nancy; died the day after arriving in Portland; wife had died on trail

*8) SPENCER, Henry: s/o Charles and Nancy (Hammons) Spencer

SPENCER, John (1802-1884): n'd 1832 [   ], Julia Ann

SPENCER, Julia Ann (1810-1889): m'd 1832 SPENCER, John; maiden name unknown at this time

*8) SPENCER, Lafayette:

*8) SPENCER, Thomas: s/o Charles and Nancy (Hammons) Spencer

*5: SPICER, Mr.:

*5: SPICER, Mrs.:

*27) SPILMAN, Sarah (1812-1865): m'd ROBBINS, Jacob; left Greensburg, IN 21 Mar 1852 and arrived at The Dalles 12 Oct 1852; 2 sons died at Troutdale; moved to Salem for a few years and then to Molalla; later moved to Umatilla Landing where her husband had a butcher shop

SPINK, Perry W. (1829- ):

SPLAWN, Andrew Jackson:  was  Indian fighter, freighter, cattle buyer, drover and breeder and state senator as well as being a cowboy; was inducted into the Oklahoma Cowboy Hall of Fame

SPRAY, Lucinda (1822- ): m'd BARNES, Adam; not much is known about the Adam Barnes family.  They appear in Yamhill County in 1854 and by the 1860 census are in Linn County.  At that point they appear to have left the area.

SPRENGER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SPRENGER, Abigail ( -1852): d/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger; died of cholera at Ft. Kearny; engaged to James Binham who was traveling with the family

SPRENGER, Abraham: s/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Charles: s/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Henry B. (1850- ): m'd POWERS, Izzie M.; s/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Isaac: s/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Jacob: s/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Maria: m'd COCHRAN, John W.; d/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Mary Ann: d/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Nicholas (1802- ): m'd 1827 BIRD, Maria

SPRENGER, Nicholas B.: s/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Sarah: m'd FISHER, J. J.; d/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SPRENGER, Thomas Bird (1851- ): s/o Nicholas and Maria (Bird) Sprenger

SQUIRE, Lucy Malvina (14 Feb 1808-04 Apr 1895): m'd 16 Oct 1828 RUSSELL, Alpheus; d/o Ezekiel and Clarissa (Stewart) Squire; buried Halsey Pioneer Cemetery, Linn County, Oregon

ST JOHN, Jane (15 Feb 1829 -13 Jun 1904): m'd 1849 ABRAHAM, James;buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon; James Abraham died 07 February, 1893 leaving only his wife to survive him.  Upon his arrival in Oregon James Abraham had obtained a Donation Land Claim in the Sunnyside area of Portland.  The 1860 census lists his occupation as a nurseryman.  During his years of residence in the Portland area he had always been a generous benefactor to the local Methodist church as well as other institutions. He sold all but 5 acres of his land to built a hospital on and upon construction of the hospital donated $25,000 toward its contstruction.   Upon his death  his estate of $200,000 was sued for charitable bequests that he had reportedly made.  Mrs. Abraham, at the time of her husband's death was in ill health herself.  By the time she died in June 1904  the constant litigation had left her penniless.

STAFFORD, Albert Marion; s/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, Alice May: d/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, Barnett Ramsay: s/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, Bethel Allen: s/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, Henry Newell: s/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, James Madison: s/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, John Bird: s/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, Matilda Jane: d/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAFFORD, William: m'd RAMSAY, Priscilla J.

STAFFORD, Wilson McClure: s/o William and Priscilla (Ramsay) Stafford

STAGGS, Alfred (c1824 - ):

STANARD, Alphonso Webster (1829- ):  m'd 1852 HILL, Eliza J.

*29) STANDIFER, Jane  "Mary"  (1831-1852);  m'd 1851 HARER, James C. (1828-1852)

*29) STANDIFER, Sarah:(14 Oct 1818-16 Jan 1907):  m'd 1843 HARER, David

STANDLEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
STANDLEY, James C. (1852- ): died young; s/o John C. Standley

STANDLEY, John H. (1830-1914): m'd 1850 RILEY, Nancy; Primitive Baptist minister for years; farmer, cattleman and miner; wrote a book entitle "How Green Is My Valley"; died in Douglas Co and is buried In Noah Cemetery, Camas Valley, OR

STANDLEY, William (1818-1905): m'd AUSMUS, Matilda; emigrated to CA and then returned to IL to get his wife; he farmed for awhile and then moved to MO where he studied medicine; no indication that he returned west

STANLEY, Harris: m'd 13 Aug 1744 WARDEN, Luanna Clementine; they landed at The Dalles and then went down the River to Portland and then travelled by wagon to Gresham area to take up a DLC

STANLEY, Jane: m'd 1839 MORGAN, John

STANLEY, Page (1801- ): m'd 24 Mar 1839 WILLIAMS. Catherine; some reports indicate they went first to California and then emigrated to Oregon but that has been found to be false [descendant Robert Rankin]

STANNARD, Alphonso W. (1829- ):

STANTON, Rosetta: m'd 1845 BECKNER, John B.

STANTON, Sarah ( -1855): m'd 1842 LERWILL, William

STANTON, William G. (1845- ):

"STANTON, WILLIAM G.--Born in Laporte County, Indiana, October 27, 1845; came to Oregon and settled later in Salem, his present place of residence.  Occupation, merchant. Is unmarried."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 787]

STAPLES, Edwin H. (1833- ): m'd ,

STAPLES, Sanford W. (1829- ): m'd ,

STARK, Candace ( - ): m'd 1846 KUYKENDALL, George

STARK, James R. ( - ):

STARK, Lida Jane (1842-1927): m'd DOW, [   ]

STARK, Malinda Jane ( -1911 ): m'd 1842 KUYKENDALL, John; settled in Douglas County at what later became Wilbur; buried in IOOF cemetery at Eugene, OR

STARK, Martha K. (Apr 1810-10 May 1881): m'd 08 May 1834 APPLEGATE, Squire Hammond; d/o James Vincent and Rebecca (Pound) Stark

STARK, Sarah (26 Apr 1832-28 May 1914): m1. 06 Sep 1849 LAFERTY, Joseph; m2. 1901 BABER, C.C.

STARK, Mr. ( - ): started for Oregon from Wisconsin with daughters' families but stayed at Iowa Center and did not complete journey

STARKEY, Armintha "Minnie" Anne (15 May 1844-31 Oct 1911): m'd GLISAN, Edwin Taylor; d/o John and Jane (Scott) Starkey; father emigrated to Oregon in 1851, sent for his wife and daughter who arrived in 1852; buried Antelope Cemetery, Antelope, Wasco County, Oregon

STARMER, Adeline (1842-1929): m'd 1856 POOLER, Lewis Clinton

STARMER, Wiley Jefferson (1841-1923): m'd 1873 GEER, Mary

STARR, George M. (1812-c1887): m'd 1854 DIMMICK, Elizabeth

STARR, Joseph B. (1827-1853):

STEEN, Abner Marion (19 May 1843-23 Nov 1909): m'd 1872 LEABO, Emma Phoebe; s/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; buried Bethany Pioneer Cemetery, Bethany, Marion County, Oregon

STEEN, Clanton Enoch (05 Dec 1832-25 Aug 1880): s/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; spent most of life in Marion County, buried Bethany Pioneer Cemetery, Bethany, Marion County, Oregon

STEEN, Lodema Brittain (1833-1883): m1. 17 Nov 1853 MORGAN, William;  m2. 1867 KIRBY, Joel Anderson; d/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; buried Onecho Cemetery, Whitman County, Washington

STEEN, Mary Ellen (25 Jan 1849-08 Jun 1852): d/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; died on north side of the Platte, 17 miles west of Loup Fork Ferry, of diarrhea, in Illinois Ranger Company. Mentioned in Alvah Isaiah Davis Diary, 1852 [Death on the Oregon Trail, Richard Rieck, Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois Univ] “Tuesday, June 8—West wind; cool and pleasant; traveled fifteen miles on the south side of the Loup Fork; Stein’s child died of diarrhea.” [Alvah Isaiah Davis Diary, 1852] “Wednesday, June 9—Wind northerly, dry and pleasant; traveled about twenty miles; buried Stein’s child one or two miles on the way.” [Alvah Isaiah Davis Diary, 1852]

STEEN, Nancy Ann (08 Sep 1846-06 Mar 1909): m1. 27 Nov 1870 HALPENNY, Joseph Tate (1835-1876); m2. 25 Apr 1880 KENNEDY, Dr. John Henry Cornelius; d/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla County, Washington

STEEN, Naomi: Lucretia (19 May 1843-01 Aug 1862): twin of Abner Marion Steen; d/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; buried Bethany Pioneer Cemetery, Bethany, Marion County, Oregon

STEEN, Richard Perry (29 Feb 1840 - 02 Jan 1905): m'd 18 Jun 1863 TEEL, Elizabeth Ann; s/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; buried Normal Hill Cemetery, Lewiston, Nex Perce County, Idaho

STEEN, William Gregory. (16 Mar 1813- 27 Sep 1883): m'd 04 Feb 1832 ROBINSON, Naomi; s/o Richard and Nancy (McDonald) Steen; settled in Marion County, Oregon; father of 10 children (Clanton Enoch, Lodema Brittain, William Milton, Richard Perry, Abner Marion, Naomi Lucretia, Nancy Ann, Mary Ellen, John Estes and Louisa Jane];  buried Bethany Pioneer Cemetery, Bethany, Marion County, Oregon

STEEN, William Milton (17 Jan 1837 - 30 Jan 1895): m. 03 Feb 1867 MCALPIN, Narvesta Ann; s/o William and Naomi (Robinson) Steen; buried Weston Cemetery, Weston, Umatilla County, Oregon

STENGER, Peter F. ( -1896):

Ebenezer  STEPHENS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
STEPHENS, Catherine (1849-1942): d/o Ebenezer and Rebecca (Stormer) Stephens

STEPHENS, Ebenezer (1822-1896): m'd 1843 STORMER, Rebecca

STEPHENS, Eliza Ann: m'd c1829 HOXIE, Obadiah

STEPHENS, Isaac:

STEPHENS, John (1846-1852): died on trail; s/o Ebenezer and Rebecca (Stormer) Stephens

STEPHENS, Mary Jane (1851-1929): m'd BAILEY, Charles P. d/o Ebenezer and Rebecca (Stormer) Stephens

STEPHENS, William (1844-1912): s/o Ebenezer and Rebecca (Stormer) Stephens

STEPHENSON, Barbara: m'd CLARY, [   ]; emigrated with her children

STEVENS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
STEVENS, Christina (1844-1923): m'd 1862 ESSON, Alexander; d/o Hanson and Lavina (Wickard) Stevens

STEVENS, Hanson (1815-1888): m1. 1839 WICKARD, Lavina; m2. 1862 Elizabeth Jane (Bentley) Fuller; s/o Obediah Stevens; Descendants have held annual reunions since 1891.  The story of Hanson, Lavina and their children is documented in Stevens Family History: A History of the Children of Hanson and Lavina (Stevens Family: Portland (2006)).

STEVENS, Isaac (1840-1920): m'd 1865 MCELFRESH, Catherine Ann; s/o Hanson and Lavina (Wickard) Stevens

STEVENS, Mary (1851-1923): m'd 1871 SMITH, Jennings; d/o Hanson and Lavina (Wickard) Stevens

STEVENS, Millard (1849-1919): m1. 1875 BROWN, Sarah; m2. 1892 GILDOW, Nancy Jane; s/o Hanson and Lavina (Wickard) Stevens

STEVENS, Rebecca (1841-1936): m'd 1858 MOUNT, Henry Duckwall; d/o Hanson and Lavina (Wickard) Stevens; Rebecca was the mother of 14 children, 13 of whom lived to adulthood.  Four sons became doctors and two became lawyers; the other three were farmers and businessmen.  One daughter married a doctor; another married a banker; the third, a pharmacist.

STEVENS, Rispa (1843-1920): m'd 1860 RINGO, Hamilton Hodge; s/o Hanson and Lavina (Wickard) Stevens

STEVENS, Sarah E. (1847-1943): m'd 1862 MCCUBBINS, Samuel; d/o Hanson and Lavina (Wickard) Stevens

STEVENSON, George ( -1852) : m'd ECKLER, Ruth; from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL; died at the Cascades of the Columbia River

STEVENSON, Jacob George (1849- ): m'd 1878 MCCORNACK, Helen; s/o George and Ruth (Eckler) Stevenson; born 21 Nov 1849; from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL; teacher and farmer; lived in Lane County for a time before moving to Klamath Falls, OR

STEVENSON, Son (1847- ): s/o George and Ruth (Eckler) Stevenson

STEWARD, Delphine D. ( -1869): m'd JOHNSON, William R.

John Thomas STEWART FAMILY RESEARCHER:
STEWART, Burrel Allen (1837-1905): s/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Elias (1814- ): m'd ENGLAND, Eliza; wife died on trail of cholera

STEWART, Elizabeth:  m'd LUCKY, Joseph; d/o Elias and Eliza (England) Stewart

STEWART, Ellen (c1837- ): d/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Emily (1839-1912): m'd 1854 BLAKE, David Alexander; d/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, George (1843- ): s/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Jane B.: m'd OSBORN, Samuel P.; d/o Robert and Elizabeth (Hussey) Stewart

STEWART, John: s/o Elias and Eliza (England) Stewart

*2a) STEWART, John Thomas (c1835- ): m'd 1869 FAUCETT, Nancy Hunter; s/o William and Mary Jane (Rankin) Stewart; removed to Olympia area of  Washington Territory and then on to Seattle area where he married; [James Akin diary October 10, 1852 James Nicholson, John T. Stewart and John Akin start with the cattle on the pack trail]

STEWART, John (1833-aft 1880 ): m'd 1862 HOBBS, Mariah Cordelia;  s/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Joseph W. (1835- ): m'd 1864 WALKER, Julia; s/o Elias and Eliza (England) Stewart

STEWART, Linnie Jane: m'd NOLAN, P.C.: d/o Elias and Eliza (England) Stewart

STEWART, Martha (1835-1922): m'd 1854 BUSH, James William; d/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Martha A.: m'd HENDRICKS, T. J.: d/o Elias and Eliza (England) Stewart

STEWART, Mary Artemesia (1851- 1871): m'd 1868 COUGHLAR, Peter; d/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Mary M.: m'd STEVENS, A. O.: d/o Elias and Eliza (England) Stewart

STEWART, Robert Smith Jr. (1847- ): s/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Robert Smith (1808-1879): m'd 1830 ALLEN, Artimesia

STEWART, Thomas Jefferson (1831-1860): m'd 1857 KENT, Mary Armenta; s/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, Wilford S. (1845- ): s/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STEWART, William Ezeriah (1841- ): s/o Robert and Artimesia (Allen) Stewart

STILES, Fanny: m'd 1847 KYLE, Samuel M.

*11) STILLMAN, Clark Dr.: mentioned in Samuel Woodruff diary. Woodruff drove wagon for him when Stillman's son was too ill to drive

*11) STILLMAN, Clark Mrs:

*11) STILLMAN, Eunice Ann: d/o Henry and Charlotte (Palmiter) Stillman

*11) STILLMAN, Jay: s/o Henry and Charlotte (Palmiter) Stillman

*11) STILLMAN, Sally (1809-1861): m'd 09 Apr 1824 CRANDALL, Paul; sister of Dr. Clark Stillman

*11) STILLMAN, Thomas B.: s/o Dr. Clark Stillman

STILLWELL, Charles E. (1839- ): m'd HAWN, Melissa; s/o Laben and Julia Stillwell

STILLWELL, Julia Belle: m'd STILLWELL, Laben; maiden name unknown at this time

STILLWELL, Laben: m'd [   ], Julia Belle

*24) STIPP, Cynthia Ann (1826-1852) : m'd JONES, Lewis;  died 26 June 1852 on trail

STIMSON, Ann: m'd MORGAN, Joseph W.: d/o Lewis and Jane (Wilson) Stimson

STIMSON, Lewis: m'd WILSON, Jane

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

STONE, Mary A.: m'd 1842 HAGOOD, Henry

STORMER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
STORMER, Isaac (1818-1896): m1. ; m2. 1844 COOLEY, Mary Ann

STORMER, James Marion (1851- ): s/o Isaac and Mary Ann Stormer

STORMER, Margaret E. (1848- ): d/o Isaac and Mary Ann Stormer

STORMER, Mary Adeline (1839- ): d/o Isaac Stormer

STORMER, Rebecca (1821-1901): m'd 1843 STEPHENS, Ebenezer

STORMER, W.J. (1842-1923): s/o Isaac Stormer

STOUT, Andrew Jackson (1836-1904): m'd STEVENSON, Sarah J.; s/o Ezra and Frances (Robinson) Stout

STOUT, Emily (1840- ): m'd 1861 LOOSE, Frederick ; s/o Hugh and Annie (Brown) Stout

STOUT, Ephraim Jr. (1798-1879): m'd 1822 , Sarah; s/o Ephraim and Jane (Smith) Stout

STOUT, Ezra (1805-1877): m'd 1825 ROBISON, Fanny

STOUT, Isaac: s/o Ephraim Jr. and Sarah Stout

STOUT, Jane: m'd HENNIS, ( ); d/o Ephraim Jr. and Sarah Stout

STOUT, Jonathan ( -1896): m'd 1860 GEARHART, Anna E.

STOUT, Lewis (1829- ): m'd 1865 BYERS, Elizabeth; s/o Ephraim Jr. and Sarah Stout

STOUT, Rebecca: d/o Ephraim Jr. and Sarah Stout

STOUT, Ruth ( -1915): m'd GALLAGHER, [   ]

STOUT, Sarah: m'd GAYLORD, [   ]

STOUT, Susanna: m'd FISHER, [  ]; d/o Ephraim Jr. and Sarah Stout

STOVER, D. J. (1838- ):

STOVER, Susannah: m'd c1823 INMAN, Lazarus C.

*14) STOWELL, Alfred Wilson (1841-1907) m'd 15 Nov 1867 THURSTON, Elizabeth Blandina; s/o John and Margaret (Armstrong) Stowell

*14) STOWELL, George (1838-1919): m'd 23 Feb 1870 McCALLEY, Janette; s/o John and Margaret (Armstrong) Stowell

*14) STOWELL, John: m'd 17 Mar 1821 ARMSTRONG, Margaret; John and Margaret Stowell traveled with Adams party, left and later rejoined company

*14) STOWELL, John A. (1836-1915): m'd 24 Jun 1875 SIMPSON, Louisa A.; s/o John and Margaret (Armstrong) Stowell

*14) STOWELL, Leathe Amelia (1834-1919): never married; d/o John and Margaret (Armstrong) Stowell

*14) STOWELL, Margaret (1832-aft 1880): d/o John and Margaret (Armstrong) Stowell

*14) STOWELL, Mary Amanda (1846-1916): m'd 27 Jun 1861 GRAY, David Baxter; d/o John and Margaret (Armstrong) Stowell

*14) STOWELL, Robert Pleasant (1842-1861): s/o John and Margaret (Armstrong) Stowell

STRADER, John D. (1826-1909): m1. 1846 WORTHINGTON, Mary Jane; m2. 1874 Rice (KING), Martha Jane; s/o William and Nancy (Sockwell) Strader; settled first in Marion county for a brief time before moving to  Douglas County  where he is found in the 1860, 1870, 1880 and 1900 Oregon census.  traveled to Oregon with the Dixon party; father of  eight children by first wife (Nancy Ellen, 1848; Sarah, c1850; Pamelia/Cornelia Harriet, c1852; William Thomas, c1856; Elias, 1858; Samuel, 1860-1935; John Franklin, 1861-1936; George, 1868); John was the father of three children by his second wife (Millie, 1874; Ida, 1875 and Arthur 1879-1951).

STRADER, Nancy Ellen (1848- ): d/o John and Mary (Worthington) Strader

STRADER, Pamelia Harriet (1852- ): d/o John and Mary (Worthington) Strader; (some records show this individual as Cornelia)

STRADER, Sarah (1850- ): d/o John and Mary (Worthington) Strader

STRANG, Benjamin: m'd TAYLOR, Jeanette; s/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

"STRANG, BEN--Born in Iowa in 1834; was about eighteen years of age when he came to Oregon with his father, Daniel Strang, who died in 1869.  Ben Strang learned the tinsmith s trade, and is now proprietor of a hardware store in Salem. Married Miss Jeannette Taylor, and has four children lone, Clara, Frankie, and Veva."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788]

STRANG, Daniel: m'd LORTON, Cynthia

STRANG, Elizabeth: m'd PADDOCKS, William; d/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

STRANG, Ellen: m'd MCALPIN, David; d/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

STRANG,  James: m'd WARNER, Lydia; s/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

STRANG, Mary: m'd ANDERSON, George; d/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

STRANG, Kate (1851-1899):  m'd ALBRIGHT, Franklin; d/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

STRANG, Sarah E.: m'd RIELY, A.J.; d/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

STRANG, Thomas: m'd SCHWATKA, Amelia; s/o Daniel and Cynthia (Lorton) Strang

STRATTON, Curtis Philander (30 Dec 1799-26 Feb 1873): m'd 09 Oct 1820 FITCH, Lavina Fields; s/o Cephas Stratton and Hannah Adams; came without his family in 1852, sent for them and they emigrated in 1854; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

STRICKLIN, Elizabeth: m'd 1849 STRICKLIN, William; maiden name unknown at this time

STRICKLIN, William (c1805- ): m'd 1849 [   ], Elizabeth

STRONG, Pherna (1830-1913): m'd 1846 BAIN, Daniel; buried in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

STROWBRIDGE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
STROWBRIDGE, Joseph A. :left MO in 1851, continued on to OR arriving in Portland Oct 3, 1852; brother s,  Justus and William were emigrants to CA in 1850; they came to OR in 1853; indications are that they were other members of the Strowbridge family that came with Joseph

STROWBRIDGE, Mr. ( -1852): died on trail

STROWBRIDGE, Son (1845-1852): died on trail

STUMBO, Eliza Ann: m'd 1850 WORTMAN, Jacob

"WORTMAN, JACOB--Born in New Brunswick in 1827; settled in Oregon City on his arrival in this State, and lived there until 1876; has been engaged in merchandising in Oregon City, and Junction ; also has a store in Monroe, Benton County. Started a bank in McMinnville, of which D. P. Thompson is president, and John Wortman, cashier.  In 1850 he married Miss Eliza Stumbo, and has four children John, Frank, Jacob L., and Chris."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 794]

SULLENS, Lewis W. (1828-1905): m1. 17 Apr 1847 VANGOOSA, Margaret (1830-1865); m2. 05 Sep 1886 REVELL, Tabitha W.; born 28 Jun 1828 Wayne Co, KY to John and Melinda (Thompson) Sullens; Lewis died 25 Aug 1905 Jefferson Co, WA; buried Laurel Grove Cemetery, Port Townsend, Jefferson Co, WA; originally settled in Jackson County, OR where is found in the 1860 census; after the death of his wife in 1865 he moved to the Washington Territory where he married for a second time; father of five children (William L.,  Mary Ann,  John Jackson, Thomas L., and Lilly M.)

SULLENS, Mary Ann (1851-1929): m1. BROWN, Joseph T. (1839-1903); m2. OSGOOD, I.L.; d/o Lewis and Margaret (VanGoosa) Sullens; Mary Ann was born 1851 MO and died 06 Jan 1929, Seattle, King Co, WA; she is buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Seattle, King Co, WA; mother of two known children by her first marriage (Charles and Lola Mabel)

SULLENS, William L. (1848- ): m'd [   ], Mary E. s/o Lewis and Margaret (VanGoosa) Sullens

SULLINGER, Sarah (1797-1889): m'd PHILLIPS, David

SULLIVAN, Amelia Hunt ( -1896): m'd MCCLURE, William Carroll; settled first in Vancouver in what is now WA, 1855 moved to Yamhill Co, OR; moved to The Dalles for a short period of time and in 1866 moved to Mosier, Wasco Co she lived until her death

SUMPTER, Mary "Polly" (c1814-1852): m'd 21 Feb 1835 NEAL, Valentine; died on trail along with husband and several children

SUNDERLAND, Benjamin (1812- ):

SWAFFORD, Elias W. (1819- ):

"SWAFFORD, ELIAS W.--Is a farmer and resides near Oregon City. Was born in Indiana, September 17, 1819; married Ellen McManus. Children Sophronia (deceased), Martha A. (deceased), Elliott J., James L., and William H. (deceased)."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788]

SWANK, Mary Ann (1852-1852): m'd ,

SWANK, Philip ( - ): m'd ,

SWANK, Sarah ( - ): m'd SWANK,

SWANK, William (1849- ): m'd ,

SWARTS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
SWARTS, Catherine Jane: m'd 1853 BOLLENBAUGH, Daniel Jackson; d/o Simon and Polly (Blanchard) Swarts

SWARTS, Simon (1804-1892): m'd 1827 BLANCHARD, Polly

SWEARINGEN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*18) SWEARINGEN, Isaac Stull (1812-1883): m'd 22 Nov 1849 BUOY, Evaline; company led by Stull Swearingen of Vermillion Co, IL joined John Tucker Scott company on April 24; "Stull" was listed as a lawyer in the 1850 Vermillion Co, census; later John Tucker Scott would accuse Stull of trying to swindle him and otherwise abuse his confidence

"SWEARINGEN, ISAAC S.--Born in Kentucky in 1812. On his arrival in Oregon in 1852, he settled in Lane County: moved to Linn County in 1882. Married Eveline Buoy in 1851, and their children are -Lydia J., Isaac L., Martha A., Emma B., and Mary E., all of whom are married.  Mr. Swearingen was a prominent Mason and Odd Fellow; he died January 8, 1883."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788]

*18) SWEARINGEN, Lydia J. (1851- ): m1. 30 Apr 1870 MACY, Casseus; m2. 01 Nov 1874 SHIPLEY, G.H.; d/o Isaac and Evaline (Buoy) Swearingen

SWEEK, John (c1821-1889):

SWEET, Ann (1813-1881): m1. MCVAY, Daniel; m2. c1871 BABER, Ensley; s/o Samuel and Polly Sweet; born 17 Oct 1813 Washington Co, OH; died 26 May 1881 Benton Co, OR; divorced Daniel McVay in 1870 and married her next door neighbor, Ensley Baber sometime after that; mother of five known children (Clarissa A., Simon Z., William W., Charles and Margaret L.); family settled initially in Lane Co and by 1870 had moved to Benton Co

SWEET, Clarissa Putnam (1818- ): m'd RICKEY, John; d/o Samuel and Polly Sweet; may not have come to Oregon

SWEET, Cynthia E.: m'd 1849 ALDRICH, Ellery W.; buried Canyon City Cemetery, Canyon City, Grant Co, OR

SWEET, Elizabeth (1803-1872): m'd 30 May 1840 ELSTON, William Everet; d/o Samuel and Polly Sweet; born 09 Oct 1803 NY; died 13 Jul 1872 Magalia, Butte Co, CA, buried Clear Creek Cemetery, Butte Co, CA; family appears to have moved on to California and were shown there in several land transactions in the 1860s.  I have not been able to find them in the census records for 1860 and 1870.

SWEET, Polly Anna (1779-1863): m'd c1801 SWEET, Samuel A.; husband died on the trail; maiden name unknown at this time; born 27 Oct 1779 and died 16 Jun 1863 Eugene, Lane Co, OR; buried in Masonic Cemetery, Eugene, Lane Co, OR

SWEET, Samuel A. (1772-1852): m1.; m2. c1801 [   ], PollyAnna; died on the trail; born 05 Oct 1777 NY;“Died—About ten miles this side of Chimney Rock, on Platte River, June 22, 1852, Mr. Samuel A. Sweet, from Stark County, Illinois, father of Mr. Z. Sweet, of Lane Co, O.T.” (Oregon Statesman, Nov 6, 1852 p.2:7) ; father of  8 known children (Henry, Elizabeth, Sarah Jane, Clarissa, Ann, Charles, Zara T, Clarissa P. and Charles B.); son, Zara T. Sweet came to Oregon in 1845 over the Meek Cutoff

SWEET, Sarah Jane (1807-1883) m1. 12 Mar 1829 LAKIN, Josiah M.; m2. 15 May 1865 PEEK, James W.(died several months after marriage); d/o Samuel and Polly Sweet; settled in Lane Co, OR; born 27 Sep 1807 IL; died 08 Dec 1883 Eugene, Lane Co, OR; mother of five known children (Lucy, David, Zebon, George and Martha)

SWEM, Margaret ( -1852): m'd 19 Jun 1845 CRAIG, Daniel Tilford; believed Margaret may have died on the trail or shortly after as Daniel remarried in March 1853; mother of 3 children

SWICK, Benjamin F. (1848- ): m'd 1874 FLINT, Martha

"SWICK, BENJAMIN F.--Born in Michigan in 1848; the son of Minor Swick; came with his parents to Oregon when quite young, and received his education at the Willamette University, Commenced the study of dentistry when twenty years of age, after which he practiced in various towns of Oregon, finally settling in Salem where he is at present in partnership with Dr. Byrd. Married in 1874 to Miss Martha Flint. He now has two children Valeria and Fay."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 822] Note: shown in this publication as pioneer of 1853

SWICK, Lyma (1840- )

"SWICK, L.--Was born in Michigan in 1840; came to Oregon when quite young and settled at French Prairie. His present place of residence is near Dayton, and occupation farming. Not married."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 822] Note: shown in this publication as pioneer of 1853

SWICK, Minor (1811- ): m'd 1832 LATOURETTE, Louisa;

"SWICK, MINOR--Born in New York in 1811; moved to Michigan and from thence to Oregon; was a farmer until his death. Married Miss Louisa Latourette in 1832, and had five children, namely T., Louisa (deceased), Minor, Lyma, and Benjamin F."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 821] Note: shown in this publication as pioneer of 1853

SYLVESTER, Rebecca: m'd 1828 CARTER, William

SYPHERT, William (1821-1895): m'd 1854 STANLEY, Mary Ellen

*3) SYRON, Amy Elizabeth (1834-1917): m1. 1853 GILSTRAP, Isaac; m2. LEONARD, Thomas Austin; d/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, Benjamin: m'd LYNCH, Elizabeth

*3) SYRON, D. A. (1848- ): d/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, Daniel F. (1832-1917): s/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, Dorcas (1847-1867): m'd HUNT, []; d/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, George W. (1849 - ): s/o William and Eleanor (Metzker) Syron

*3) SYRON, James B. (1829-1878): s/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, James Reed (1790- ): m'd 1822 SIMMERS, Elizabeth

*3) SYRON, Jane (1841-1857): d/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, John Fredrick (1827-1912): m1. CONNER, Rachel Mariah; m2. Polly (MORGAN) Shelton; s/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, Lydia Matilda (1837-1869): m'd CARLISLE, [   ]; d/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron; buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Yamhill Co, OR

*3) SYRON, M. F. (1848- ): d/o Peter Conner and first wife

*3) SYRON, Marshal Newton (1851- ): s/o Peter  Conner and first wife

*3) SYRON, Montgomery (1850-1901): m'd LYNCH, Mary Elizabeth; s/o John and Rachel (Conner) Syron

*3) SYRON, Peter Adolphus (1824-1905): m1. ; m2. 1852 FRANKLIN, Mary Jane; s/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, Westley Oliver (1843-1880): s/o James and Elizabeth (Simmers) Syron

*3) SYRON, William Thomas (1823- ): m1. METZKER, Eleanor E.

TALMAGE, Charles (1820- ):

TARTES, Frances: m'd 1838 ESTES, John F.

TATE, Angelina:

William TAYLOR FAMILY RESEARCHER:
TAYLOR, Amanda Eloise "Manda" (1830-1901): m'd 1853 TOWNSEND, Evander Lorenzo; d/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, Anderson (1838- ): m'd 1863 ZUMWALT, Cornelia A. E.

"TAYLOR, ANDERSON--Born in Cass County, Michigan, in 1838; came to Oregon and settled in the Luckiamute Valley, where he still resides. Occupation, farming. He married Cornelia A. E. Zurnwalt in Oregon in 1863, and their children s names are- -Lola M., James A., Mary J., Dick, Phil, and Lilla Maud."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788]

TAYLOR, Andrew:

TAYLOR, Anna L. (1851-1893): d/o John and Sarah (McKenzie) Taylor

TAYLOR, Anna Louisa (aka Catherine) (c1810-20 Sep 1852): m'd USAFOVAGE, Charles Josef; d/o William and Nancy (Smith) Taylor; born Petersburg, Russia and died 20 Sep 1852 Snake River, Idaho on Oregon Trail; Aunt Elec's Journal contributed by Richard L. Carter

TAYLOR, Daniel Mathew (15 Feb 1845-28 Dec 1930) m'd 01 Aug 1869 REDFORD, Cornelia E.; m2. 1906 RICHARDSON, Carrie; m3. 28 Dec 1911 RANDOLPH, Mrs. Laura May (PENNINGTON); s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; interview in Conversations With Bullwhackers, Muleskinners.....by Fred Lockley p. 37-52]; buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

TAYLOR, David (09 Oct 1840-29 Mar 1920): m'd GERKING, Sarah Ann; s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; buried Athena Cemetery, Athena, Umatilla County, Oregon

TAYLOR, Fannie: m'd AYRES, William; d/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

*5: TAYLOR, Frances ( -1852): c/o William and Eleanor (Gibson) Taylor; died on trail of cholera

TAYLOR, Francis Zachary (1849-1927) s/o John and Sarah (McKenzie) Taylor

*5: TAYLOR, Frederick ( -1852): s/o William and Eleanor (Gibson) Taylor; died on trail of cholera

*8) TAYLOR, George: +family

TAYLOR, George Washington (c1830- ):

TAYLOR, George Washington (1843-1913): m'd 1869 HUBBARD, Rachel J.

TAYLOR, Harriet: m'd BURKE, [ ]; d/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, Henry W. (1808-1890):

TAYLOR, Izora: m'd BULL, Charles; d/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, James (1794-1858):

TAYLOR, James:

*5: TAYLOR, James ( -1852): s/o William and Eleanor (Gibson) Taylor; died on trail of cholera

TAYLOR, James (1846- ): m'd CURTISS, Lizzie; s/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, James Jr.:

TAYLOR, Jane (24 Jun 1835-29 Sep 1923): m1. 20 Jul 1857 HOWELL, J. Pleasant; m2. 1897 NELSON, Jackson [divorced in 1919); d/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington

TAYLOR, Jeremiah (1832-1916):

TAYLOR, Jesse: (22 Dec 1833-05 Aug 1851) s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; appears to have died prior to emigration; not mentioned by brother, Daniel in his reminiscences of the emigration as dying on the trail

TAYLOR, John A. (1825-1919):  m'd 25 Oct 1846 MCKENZIE, Sarah; s/o Job and Rebecca (Fish) Taylor; born 12  Sep 1825 Allegheny Co, NY and died 12 Feb 1919 Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co, WA; settled in Washington Co, OR where he built and operated a successful ferry; built a toll bridge to replace it which he later sold for a large sum, ran a hotel at Amity, Yamhill Co, OR; served in the Oregon legislature in 1868 and in the Washington Legislature in 1879; father of 9 children (Lucetta Rebecca, Francis Zachary, Anna L., Ella, Mary, Jennie, William, Harrison and John B.)

TAYLOR, John S. (10 Feb 1844-aft 1880): s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; burial location unknown

TAYLOR, John A. (1825- ):

TAYLOR, Josiah:

TAYLOR, Julie Ann (1825-1886): m'd 1840 PHILLIPS, John

TAYLOR, Lucetta Rebecca (1848-1920): d/o John and Sarah (McKenzie) Taylor

TAYLOR, Lucy (1826- ): m'd 1856 CROSBY, Edwin; m2. 1863 MENZIES, James; d/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, M.C. (1846- ):

TAYLOR, Mariah: d/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor

TAYLOR, Martha F.: m'd 1852 JONES, Joseph F.; d/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, Martha M. (1851- ): d/o William and Eliza (Bissey) Taylor

TAYLOR, Mary (1839 -15 Aug 1852): d/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; died on Snake River of cholera within 15 hours of the death of her sister, Sarah.

TAYLOR, Mary A.: m'd HOWE, Dewitt; d/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, Miriam (1820- ): m'd 1838 HARRELL, Doddridge

TAYLOR, Nancy M. (01 Apr 1849-06 Aug 1898): d/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor

TAYLOR, Newton ( -1852): brother of William; died on trail of cholera

TAYLOR, Noah: s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor

TAYLOR, Persis:

TAYLOR, Preston (06 Apr 1836 -15 Jun 1852): s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; died June 15 at Fort Laramie, Wyoming of cholera

TAYLOR, Samuel Gilbert (04 Feb 1807-1852):  m'd 22 Jan 1829 PHIPPS, Nancy Ann; s/o William and Mary (Sword) Taylor; died of cholera in the Black Hills

*5: TAYLOR, Samuel ( - ): m'd ,; s/o William and Eleanor (Gibson) Taylor

TAYLOR, Samuel R. (1828-1908): m'd January 18, 1878 ROGERS, Melissa Charity; s/o Hays and Mary Taylor

TAYLOR, Sarah ( -1852):

*5: TAYLOR, Sarah (22 Dec 1838 -15 Aug 1852): d/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor; died on Snake River of cholera within 15 hours of the death of her sister, Mary

TAYLOR, Squire Samuel (15 Dec 1847-1867): s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor

TAYLOR, Thomas (1791- ):

TAYLOR, W.H.:

TAYLOR, Wilbur D. (1839- ): s/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, Willard (1837- ): m'd [ ], Mary; s/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TAYLOR, William (16 Dec 1831- 28 Jul 1919): m'd 27 Jun 1850 BISSEY, Eliza; s/o Samuel and Nancy Ann (Phipps) Taylor

*5: TAYLOR, William ( -1852): m'd GIBSON, Eleanor; died on trail of cholera

TAYLOR, William Ingram (1789-1870): m'd RUSH, Lucinda; was pressed into service as a cabin boy on a British Man-of-war at age ten and served until age 21; claimed to be a second cousin of Queen Victoria; jumped ship in Quebec in 1810 and went to Philadelphia where he married; moved to OH Territory; emigrated as far as Dubuque, IA in 1851 with their eleven grown children; oldest daughter, Fannie, married William Ayres and remained in Dubuque; spring of 1852 started for St. Louis where they joined trains heading west; their scout was Evander Lorenzo Townsend who later married one of the Taylor girls; settled in Portland; each of ten children took a homestead from Barton Road on Sandy Blvd to Fairview; the homesteads remained in the Taylor family until 1908.

TAYLOR, William M. (1841- ): m'd [ ], Martha M.; s/o William and Lucina (Rush) Taylor

TEAL, Joseph (1827- ):

TEMPLE, William:

TERRY, Sarah E. (1839-1917): m'd BILYEU, Andrew Jackson

THARP, J. M. M. ( - ):

THATCHER, Caleb (21 Feb 1831-c1865): m'd 24 Feb 1864 WALLING, Phebe Elizabeth; s/o Joseph and Rachel (Marshall) Thatcher; was hired hand for the Andrew Simmons family

“Caleb Thatcher talks of going to the mines with them [the Watson brothers]. I think they will agree very well, as we found Caleb to be a faithful hand. He and Andrew did not have one word of difference on the entire route, and he is the only hand that went in the way he did without quarrelling as it was to frequently the case that men would drive their hired hands into the most difficult acts and shirk themselves. “ [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853]

THOMAS, Argalus (1820- ):

THOMAS, Jonathan:

THOMAS, Leonard (1824-1899):

THOMAS, Mary Jane (1825 - 1887) - m'd 1841 MCALLISTER, John Wesley. Settled at Nisqually, died at Tenino, Thurston County, Washington

THOMAS, Nancy Mrs. ( -1896): m'd THOMAS, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

THOMAS, Samuel:

THOMPSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
THOMPSON, Cornelia M. (1827-21 Mar 1861): m'd AUSTIN, Edward Woodbury; died Thurston County, Washington

THOMPSON, Elizabeth (1829-1892): m'd 1844 DRAKE, John Melancthon

*21) THOMPSON, Frances Elizabeth (1848-1870):  m'd 1865 PUGH, John W.; d/o Mercer and Sarah (Donaghe) Thompson.  Frances was born 25 Dec 1848 in MO.  She married John W. Pugh 16 Mar 1865 Linn Co, OR.  She died 07 Feb 1870 Shedd, Linn Co, OR and is buried in the Pugh/Shedd Cemetery, Shedd, Linn Co, OR.   Frances was the mothr of two children (Mary Elizabeth and George Benson)

THOMPSON, Hugh (1792-1872): m'd 1830  [   ], Sarah ; Hugh was born 26 Oct 1792 in PA.  He married Sarah (maiden name unknown) 01 Apr 1830 OH and died 18 Apr 1872 OR.  He took out a donation land claim in Polk Co, OR

*21) THOMPSON, Hugh Daniel (1851-1876): s/o Joseph and Elizabeth (Donaghe) Thompson; Hugh was born 26 Oct 1851 Newton Co, MO and died 16 Aug 1876 Linn Co, OR

*21) THOMPSON, Hugh L. (1844-1921): m'd 28 Dec 1864 MCCORMICK, Sarah; s/o Mercer and Sarah (Donaghe) Thompson. Hugh was born 22 Nov 1844 in Newton Co, MO;  He m'd Sarah McCormick 28 Dec 1864 in Linn Co, OR. Hugh drove freight to the Idaho mines in his early years and later he took up farming for a time.  In 1886 Hugh moved to Umatilla County, OR  but then moved on where he is found mining in Idaho and British Columbia.  His final destination was Douglas County, OR where he resided until his death 24 Sep 1921.  He is buried in the Waterville Cemetery, Waterville, Douglas Co, OR.  Hugh was the father of ten children (Edgar D., William M., Walter C., Joseph C., Frances E., Evelyn, Anna L., Hubert M., Robert M. and Ethel A.)

THOMPSON, Jacob (1822 - ): m'd  1844 EVANS, Rhoda

"THOMPSON, JACOB--Born in Kentucky in 1822; lived at Evansville, Indiana, and in Iowa until he emigrated to Oregon; lived in the Waldo Hills for a year, and then moved to Linn County and there remained until the town of Halsey sprang into being, when he removed to it and entered into merchandising. In 1880 he exchanged that occupation for the livery business, which he still follows. Mr. Thompson was married in Indiana to Rhoda Evans. They have two children-James and Henry."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788]

THOMPSON, Jemima: m1, 29 Nov 1849 GILBREATH, Joseph; m2. May 1855 HUSSEY, William S.; d/o Samuel and Catherine (Lattimore) Thompson

*21) THOMPSON, Joseph (1823-1872): m'd 06 Dec 1846 DONAGHE, Elizabeth; s/o Leonard and Elizabeth Thompson; Joseph settled in the Brownsville area of Linn County where he farmed and raised his family. He married Elizabeth Malvina Donaghe 06 Dec 1846 in Newton Co, MO;  Joseph died 10 Feb 1872 in Brownsville.  He was the father of eleven children (William Jasper, Melissa Jane, Hugh Daniel, James Franklin, Martha Caroline, Sarah Phoebe, John Mercer, George B., Joseph Alexander, Edwin M. and Francis Marion)

*21) THOMPSON, Martha Ann (1847-1879): m'd RINEHART, Francis Marion; d/o Mercer and Sarah (Donaghe) Thompson.  Martha was born 26 Jan 1847 MO.  She died 01 Jan 1879 Shedd, Linn Co, OR and is buried in the Pugh/Shedd Cemetery, Shedd, Linn Co, OR.  Martha was the mother of seven children (Infant, Flora Catherine, Watson Thompson, Grant Starr, Ellis Wiseman, Guy Simpson, Frances Ione)

*20) THOMPSON, Martha Stone (1811-1891): m'd  01 Jan 1835 READ, Clifton Kittridge.  Matha was born 21 Jun 1811, Princeton, MA.  She married Clifton Kittridge Read 01 Jan 1835 in Chenagua Co, NY.  She died 01 Apr 1891 OR and is buried in Aumsville Cemetery, Aumsville, Marion Co, OR.  Her diary of the journey and some of her letters were published in Covered Wagon Women Vol 5 p. 208-251

*21) THOMPSON, Mary Jane (1852-1903): m'd 03 Nov 1873 STAFFORD, Bethel Allen; d/o Mercer and Sarah (Donaghe) Thompson.  Mary married Bethel Allen Stafford 03 Nov 1873 in Linn Co, OR.  They settled in Linn County where they remained until their deaths.  Mary died 16 Jul 1903 Albany, Linn Co, OR and is buried in the Masonic Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co, OR;  She was the mother of two daughters (Grace and Winifred Frances)

*21) THOMPSON, Mary "Polly": m'd 02 Nov 1845 WALKER, Washington; Mary married Washington Walker 02 Nov 1845 in Newton Co, MO. d/o of Leonard and Elizabeth Thompson; Mary contracted cholera on the trip and spent most of her time in the wagon

*21) THOMPSON, Melissa Jane (1849-1883): m'd 08 Jan 1867 VANNOSTERN, David; d/o Joseph and Elizabeth (Donaghe) Thompson; Melissa was born 16 Oct 1849 in MO and 06 Apr 1883.

*21) THOMPSON, Mercer (1821-1886): m'd 1843 DONAGHE, Sarah Wiseman;  s/o Leonard and Elizabeth Thompson; Mercer was born 03 Nov 1821 in Barren Co, KY.  In 1849 he went to CA  to make his fortune.  After a short time he returned east and gathered his family for the journey to Oregon in 1852.  By most reports, Mercer was the Captain of the train.  Throughout his life he farmed, raised stock and for a time freighted supplies to the mines in Boise, ID.  He settled in Linn County where he died April 20, 1886 Shedd, Linn Co, OR and is buried in the Pugh/Shedd Cemetery, Shedd, Linn Co, OR.  Mercer was the father of  nine confirmed children (Hugh Leonard, Martha Ann, Frances Elizabeth, Mary Jane, Albert Newton, Lafayette Greene, Amanda, George Lewis and Alice Sarah)

THOMPSON, Miles H. (1826- ): m'd 31 Dec 1846 [   ], Nancy Jane;  Miles was born 1826 Russell Co, VA and married Nancy Jane (maiden name unknown) 31 Dec 1846 Ray Co, MO; he settled in Polk County

THOMPSON, Nancy Jane: m'd 31 Dec 1846 THOMPSON, Miles H.; maiden name unknown at this time

THOMPSON, Rachel: m'd 12 Jun 1845 THOMPSON, Robert; maiden name unknown at this time

THOMPSON, Robert (1823- ): m'd 1845 [   ], Rachel; Robert was born 1823 Belmont Co, OH and married Rachel (maiden name unknown) 12 Jun 1845 Morgan Co, OH; had donation land claim in Clackamas Co

*21) THOMPSON, William  Jasper (1847-1931: m'd 1868 Laura Hale; s/o Joseph and Elizabeth (Donaghe) Thompson.  William was born 27 Oct 1847 in Jackson Co, MO.  In his adult life he settled for a time in Linn County, was in Clackamas County by 1880 and then moved to Waso County where he died at the home of his granddaughter 27 Jan 1931.  He is buried in Henderson Cemetery, Dufur, Wasco Co, OR.  William was the father of eight children (Joseph Andrew, Charles Monroe, D. P., Elizabeth, Effie E., Eva Myrthline, Etta Laura and William Larkin)

THOMPSON, William: m'd LUSK, Permelia

THOMPSON, William (1819- ): m'd 20 Jun 1850 SWEET, Elizabeth Jane; William was born 1819 Montgomery Co, OH.  He married Elizabeth Jane Sweet 20 Jun 1850 Allen Co, IN; William had a donation land claim in Clackamas Co

THOMSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
THOMSON, Fayette (1823-1913): m'd 1848 TEWKSBURY, Maria; Fayette Thomson was b 19 Aug 1823 in Riga, Monroe, NY where he stayed until about 1845 9 Oct 1848 married Maria Chapman Tewksbury in Cuylerville, Livingston, NY. In 1850 Dodge Co, Wisconsin census. 1 Sept 1852 (according to DLC 3074) arrived in Oregon.  Apparently he rode horseback across the plains (according to obituaries of his wife and eldest son Henry A) History of Willamette Valley says Maria (wife) and 2 children came around the horn up the Columbia River to Portland. [all of this part yet to be proved] 1859 to 1868 he and family were in Downieville, Sierra, Calif where he was a hotel keeper in Goodyear's Bar, a mining town.  In 1870 Fayette moved to McKenzie River district where he is found in Gate Creek & Leaburg until his death 3 Mar 1913.  Children: Henry A, Lena; Carey William, Frank, Winthrop, Theron and Clarence.  [They are best known for Carey's Thomson Hotel on the McKenzie River which was a famous resort, but burned in 1954.

THOMSON, Origen:

THORNTON, Cordelia (1815-1893): m'd 1831 AGEE, Isaac

THORNTON, Marinda ( - ): m'd AGEE, William

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

THURLO, Rhoda Ann (1820-1852): m'd c1845 KNIFONG, Joseph Wampler; born in Morgan Co, OH and died upon arrival in CA of cholera; mother of 3 known children (John Martin, Pasker Henrietta and Olive Elizabeth)

THURMAN, William (1833- ):

TIBBETTS, Albert Thomas (1844-1891): s/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 16 Dec 1844 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 12 Sep 1891 Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah Co, OR

TIBBETTS, Elizabeth Jane (1832-1915): m'd Hamblin, David Brower; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 16 Dec 1832 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 23 Jul 1915 while visiting her daughter in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA; buried Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA; mother of 7 children (Eva E., Ralph A., Sarah E., Lillie, Lois T., John D and Alva G.)

TIBBETTS, Flora Ann (1847-1929): m'd 07 Jun 1868 HERMANN, Binger; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 23 Oct 1847 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 29 Aug 1929 Roseburg, Douglas Co, OR; husband served as State Senator, State Representative and Commisioner of Land Office

TIBBETTS, Francis Marion (1837-1912): m'd 27 Oct 1865 GRIMWALD, Georgia A.: s/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 02 Nov 1837 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 12 Nov 1912; buried in Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; father of 6 children (Sarah WIlmot, Charles W., Ada, Archie Livingstone, Edna Fay and Vivian L.)

TIBBETTS, Lois V. (1850-1924): m'd 1866 AVERY, Mr.; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 19 Sep 1850 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 30 Jan 1924 Alameda Co, CA

TIBBETTS, Mary Eliza (1835-1919): m'd KNOTT, Andrew Jackson; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 16 Feb 1835 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 01 Jun 1919, Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; mother of 8 children (Walter, Harry H., Gordon H., George, Sadie, Mrs. Lute C. McCormick, Mrs. J.W. Phalen and Mrs. F.M. Stephens)

TIBBETTS, Sarah Emily (1840-1919): m1. 1855 LADD, John Pickett; m2. c1864 GOULDIN, J.C.; d/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 28 Feb 1840 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 10 Feb 1919 Alameda Co, CA; mother of 3 children by first husband (Mollie, Carrie E. and Shirley); mother of Ada by second husband

TIBBETTS, Sophia Ellen (1842-1926): m'd 1858 MCKINNEY, James L.; d:/o Jonathan and Mary (Redding) Tibbetts; born 16 Jun 1842 Manchester, Dearborn Co, IN and died 17 Aug 1926 Dexter, Lane Co, OR; buried McFarland Cemetery, Cottage Grove, Lane Co, OR; mother of 7 children (Lulu M., Frances Emily, William Franklin, John Albert, Mary, Ellen Etta and James Alexander)

TIBBETTS, Jonathan Snow Rev. (1804-1885): m'd 21 Jul 1831 REDDING, Mary; s/o Benjamin and Hannah (Snow) Tibbetts; born 17 Apr 1804 Bangor, Penobscot Co, ME and died 23 Jun 1885 Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; was Methodist Minister and Circuit Rider; father of 10 children (Elizabeth Jane, Mary Eliza, Francis Marion, Sarah Emily, Sophia Ellen, Albert Thomas, Flora Ann, Lois V., Oregon "Orrie" Andrew and Jonathan Edward); Rev Tibbetts was mentioned in the 1852 Samuel Woodruff diary.

TICE, John M. (c1827- ):

TIGARD, Andrew Jackson  (1828-1898);  m'd 1854  EDWARDS, Sarah  Jane (1832-   );  s/o  Hugh and Frances Keziah "Fanny"(McClendon) Tigard

TIGARD, Emily Adaline  (1836-  );  m'd 1854 DOBELBOWER, William Brown (1823-1911) trail 1850;  d/o  Hugh and Frances Keziah "Fanny"(McClendon) Tigard

TIGARD, James Monroe  (1852-  );  m'd 1877 MCALLISTER, Mary Jane  (1843-  ) trail  1844;  s/o Andrew Jackson and Sarah Jane (Edwards) Tigard

TIGARD, John Wesley   (1851-1931);  m'd  1893 (Unknown), Sophia  (1840-   );  s/o Wilson  M. and  Mary Ann "Polly" (Yoes) Tigard

TIGARD, Mary Frances (1852-   );  m1. WILCOX, Edward B. ;  m2. WHITE, George Washington; m3. FEAR,  Samuel;  d/o  Andrew Jackson and Sarah Jane (Edwards) Tigard

*29) TIGARD, Sarah  Ann  (16 Aug 1829- 19 Feb 1865);  m'd  03 Aug 1849  GILBREATH, James Craig (1829-1882);  d/o  Hugh and Frances Keziah "Fanny"(McClendon) Tigard

TIGARD, Wilson  M. (1826-1882); m'd 1850 YOES, Mary Ann "Polly"  ( 1830-1882);  s/o  Hugh and Frances Keziah "Fanny"(McClendon) Tigard

TILLER, Aaron J.: m'd Russell, Rachael Amanda; founder of Tiller, Douglas Co, OR

TILLOTSON, George: (1816- ): m1. CLARK, Mary; m2. 1854 MOORE, Elmira

"TILLOTSON, GEORGE--Is a millwright and resides at Dallas, Polk County. He was born in New York in 1816; came to Oregon and settled at Oregon City. He married Mary Clark, who died on the plains in 1852.  In 1854 he was married to Eliuira Moore; their children's names are Ellen, William, Lemuel, and Eddie E." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788]

TITUS, Silas (1830- ): m'd PIERCE, Georgetta Wagons From Wapello

TODD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
TODD, Abbott L. ( - ):  See A. L. TODD

TODD, Angelina ( - ): m'd  TODD, Abbott L.

TODD, Cynthia ( - ): m'd ,

TODD, Elijah (c1852- ): s/o Abbott and Angelina Todd

TODD, Lovina (c1845- ): d/o Abbott and Angelina Todd

TODD, Mary Ellen (1843 - ): m'd APPLEGATE , John Pound; d/o Abbott and Angelina Todd

TODD, Newton Sorency ( -1920): s/o James and Maria [] Todd

TOLMAN, James C.:

TOMLINSON, Dulcenea (18 Apr 1830-08 Apr 1914): m1. 1849 VANDERPOOL; m2. 1853 HODGES, Alexander F., Kinman; buried Dufur Community Cemetery, Dufur, Wasco County, Oregon

TOMPKINS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
TOMPKINS, Elizabeth (c1814-1895): m1. 1833 BAXTER, William; m2. 1856 CASSIDY, William; Elizabeth's first husband died on trail

TOMPKINS, John: m'd BURRIS, Nancy

TOMPKINS, William M.: m'd DANIEL, Rebecca

TONER, John G. (1822- ):

*10) TONG, James John (1818-1887): m'd 14 Apr 1841 BOND, Ann; settled in Clackamas County; traveled with Harmon and Susan (Bond) Davis

*10) TONG, John Nelson (1846-1942):s/o James and Ann (Bond) Tong; buried Multnomah Park Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

*10) TONG, Sarah Elizabeth (1842-1881): m'd WISE, George, d/o James and Ann (Bond) Tong

TOWNSEND, William H.:

TRASK, William (1812-1895): m'd 1851Doolittle (SHAFF), Lucy Phinetta

TRIMBLE, Robert: settled in Douglas and Josephine Counties

TRIMBLE, Stephen A. (1822-1901): m'd 1877 ALLEN (BENSON), Sarah; buried Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

TRIPLETT, James H. (1828- ): m'd 1849 , Mary Jane

TRIPP, Esther (04 Jul 1825- 01 Nov 1886): m1. 17 Feb 1841 FISK, Nathan Willis; m2. 01 Dec 1881 Rinehart, D. B.; d/o William and Esther (Mills) Tripp; buried Canyon City Cemetery, Canyon City, Grant County, Oregon

TROUP, William H.:

TUCKER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
TUCKER, Branch (1834-1918): m'd  07 Feb 1872 HORNER, Martha Ann ; s/o James M. and Anna (Hudson) Cave Tucker; born 26 Aug 1834 Surry Co, NC and died 28 Jun 1918 Clackamas Co, OR; farmer at Springwater, Clackamas Co, OR; father of seven children (Amos Jackson, Reuben Garrett, Lewis, Anna Louisa, Wilda Ellen, Mary Ethel and Martha Melvina); buried at Springwater Cemetery, Springwater, Clackamas Co, OR

TUCKER, Daniel Woodson (1816-1895): m'd 27 May1869 MAYFIELD, Adeline Tempy ; s/o James M. and Anna (Hudson) Cave Tucker; born 11 Dec 1816 Surry Co, NC and died 11 Mar 1895 Springwater, Clackamas Co, OR; farmer at Springwater, Clackamas Co, OR; father of five children (William Woodson, Dicey Adeline, James N., Solomon A. and Isaiah)

TUCKER, David D. Allen (1851-1860): s/o William and Nancy (Dealy) Tucker; born 11 Apr 1851 Buchanan Co, MO and died 1860 Clackamas Co, OR

TUCKER, Diana (1823-1852): m'd 1847 DEALY, David Jr.; d/o James M. and Anna (Hudson) Cave Tucker; died on the trail

TUCKER, Henry Bellinger (1804-1899): m'd 1829 MCKAY, Elizabeth; s/o William W. and Martha (Ballinger) Tucker; born 12 Dec 1804 Adair Co, KY and died 04 May 1899 Beaverton, Washington Co, OR

"TUCKER, HENRY B.--Born in Kentucky in 1804. On arrival in Oregon he settled on a donation claim in Washington County, and has lived there since.  Married, in 1 829, Miss Elizabeth McKay, and by her has had six children, two of whom now live Thomas and William. Mrs. Tucker died in 1882."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788]

TUCKER, James Patterson (1841-1895): s/o William and Nancy (Dealy) Tucker; born 05 May 1841 St. Joseph, Buchanan Co, MO and died 15 Mar 1895; buried Providence Cemetery, Scio, Linn Co, OR

TUCKER, John Thomas (1848-1852): s/o William and Nancy (Dealy) Tucker; born 1848 Buchanan Co, MO and died c1852 (possibly on trail)

TUCKER, Louisa (1849-1864): d/o Henry and Elizabeth (McKay) Tucker

TUCKER, Mary (1835-1856): m'd CORNWELL, James (pioneer of 1851); d/o Henry and Elizabeth (McKay) Tucker

TUCKER, Pleasant Branch (1849-1892): m'd [   ], Clara E..; s/o William and Nancy (Dealy) Tucker; born 13 Nov 1849 and died 22 Feb 1892 Linn Co, OR;  buried Providence Cemetery, Scio, Linn Co, OR; note that all the census records state that he was born in IA but the family records state MO

TUCKER, Rebecca Ann (1840-1902): m'd 18 Nov 1858 SAVAGE, Albert; d/o William and Nancy (Dealy) Tucker; born 09 Mar 1840 St. Joseph, Buchanan Co, MO and died 08 Sep 1902 Linn Co, OR; buried Lacomb Cemetery, Lacomb, Linn Co, OR;  mother of nine children (William Erastus, Nancy Dealy, Julia Ann, Judith Hannah, David Albert, Francis J., Amy Jane, John Brazilla and James Albert)

TUCKER, Sarah ( -1853): d/o Henry and Elizabeth (McKay) Tucker

TUCKER, Thomas (1831-1916): m'd 17 Sep 1854 MCKAY, Mary Ann; s/o Henry and Elizabeth (McKay) Tucker; Thomas died 16 Jun 1916

"TUCKER, THOMAS--Is a resident of Beaverton, and was born in Indiana in 1831.  In the year following his arrival in Oregon he settled in Washington County, where he has since resided. He has served two terms as county commissioner. In 1854 was married to Miss Mary A. McKay, and has five children Lucinda J., William Orville, Elizabeth, Samuel H., and Sarah Louisa."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 788-89]

TUCKER, William (1833-1910): m'd LANDESS, Mary Jane; s/o Henry and Elizabeth (McKay) Tucker; born 24 Oct 1833 IN and died 08 Nov 1910 Beaverton, Washington Co, OR

TUCKER, William Hiram "Buck" (1813-1891): m'd 28 Mar 1839 DEALY, Nancy A.;s/o James M. and Anna (Hudson) Cave Tucker; born 06 Feb 1813 Surry Co, NC and died 29 Apr 1891 Linn Co, OR; buried Providence Cemetery, near Scio, LinnCo, OR; father of fifteen children (Rebecca Ann, James Patterson, David Mallory, Sarah Jane Elizabeth, William Daniel Woodson, John Thomas, Pleasant Branch, David D. Allen, Martha Francis, Mary J. C., Alcy Melvina, Hannah E., Charles Jefferson and Martin Rober E Lee)

TUCKER, William Daniel Woodson (1846-1931): m'd 02 Jun 1880 BAILEY, Ellen; s/o William and Nancy (Dealy) Tucker; born 14 May 1846 Buchanan Co, MO and died 23 Oct 1931 Josephine Co, OR; buried Wilderville Cemetery, Wilderville, Josephine Co, OR
father of nine children (John R., Nancy J., Eva R., Sarah F., William M., Martha E., Myrtle A., James E. and Charles A.)

TULK, Eliza Jane  (1832-1926);  m'd 1850 HARER,  Evan H. (1822-1870); sister of Martha Ann Tulk

TULK, Martha Ann (1828-1912);  m'd  1850 HARER, William  M.  (1823-1908); sister of Eliza Jane Tulk

TULLIS, Amos Fletcher (06 Jan 1830-17 May 1900): m'd 1857 BUCHANAN, Catherine "Cassie"; s/o Isaac and Mary (McNutt) Tullis; settled in what is now Washington state; buried Tacoma Cemetery, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington

TULLY, A.:

TULLY, J.:

TURNBULL, George (1827- ):

TURNER, Cornelia Ann: (1838-1932):    m'd Amos M. DAVIS (1830 - 1863) on 25 January 1857, Turner, Marion, Oregon.  The town of Aumsville is named in his memory.  No children of the marriage, and she didn't remarry.

TURNER, George: (1840-1896 ): 

TURNER, George H. (1842- ):

"TURNER, GEORGE H.--Born in Harrison County, Ohio, March 27, 1842; occupation, real estate dealer; residence, Turner. Mr. Turner's father was proprietor of the town of Turner."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 789]

TURNER, Henry L.: [1810-1871):  m'd 26 July 1835 SHARP, Judith Julia Ann in Mifflin, Harrison, Ohio; Henry was  born New Brunswick, Canada  and died in Marion County, Oregon; wife was a sister of John Sharp listed above

TURNER, Israel (1798-1852): m'd STICE, Catherine; Israel was born 15 Mar 1798 Pulaski Co, KY and died c05 Jun 1852 on the Platte River in what is now Nebraska; s/o Andrew Hardin Turner and Comfort Patterson; his wife died in Morgan Co, IL in March just prior to emigration

TURNER, Louis: (1842- ): [1844 - 1920]

TURNER, Louis: (1842- ):

TURNER, Thomas ( - ):

UMPHREY, John:

UMPHREY, Julia Ann ( -1928): m'd 1852 PARKER, Allan Ethan; d/o Thomas Henry and Nancy Jane (Driscoll) Umphrey; parents and siblings emigrated in 1853; buried Albany Masonic Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

UZAFOVAGE, Alexandria (aka Elexandria) "Elec" (1828-05 Jul 1902): m'd 06 Mar 1848 OWENS, Hugh Pearce; d/o Charles Josef and Anna Louisa (Taylor) Uzafovage Aunt Elec's Journal contributed by Richard L. Carter

UZAFOVAGE, Charles (20 Mar 1836-26 May 1910): m'd 04 Jun 1862 ENTZ, Mary; s/o Charles Josef and Anna Louisa (Taylor) Uzafovage; buried Tacoma Cemetery, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington

"UZAFOVAGE, C.--Born in New York in 1836; lived awhile in Kentucky; came to Oregon by ox- team. Located in Polk County and became a farmer. In 1859 purchased an interest in the steamer Clinton.  Removed to Salem and established a grocery store, in partnership with John G. Wright, but sold to the latter in 1871. Since that time he has continued in business in Salem, mainly in the boot and shoe trade. Married in 1862 to Mary Entz. They have three children Alma E., Charles E., and Annie L."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 789] 

UZAFOVAGE, Louisa Ann (19 May 1840-15 Oct 1920): m'd 24 Feb 1857 CARTER, William Davis; d/o Charles Josef and Anna Louisa (Taylor) Uzafovage; buried Lone Fir Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

UZAFOVAGE, Veronica (May 1827/30-11 Jan 1910): m1. 05 Mar 1848 MANNING, Francis A.; m2. 12 Feb 1854 WILSON, Henry W. (div 05 Jan 1859);  m3. 24 Jan 1859 LEATH, James (div 1861); m4. 19 Sep 1895 DOWNS, Elias ;d/o Charles Josef and Anna Louisa (Taylor) Uzafovage; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

*2) *26) VALENTINE, Marecy: m'd 1845 GILHAM, Newton D.

*4) VALIN, Angelique (1790-1887): m'd 1818 PLAMONDON, Mitchell; husband died young leaving her with six children; three children died young; Angelique came to OR with remaining children

VANBUSKIRK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
VANBUSKIRK, Andrew (1826-1877): Never married; s/o William and Margaret (Evans) VanBuskirk; kept a diary of the family's trip across the plains

VANBUSKIRK, Arminda (1850-1852): d/o Joseph and Sarah (Eldredge) VanBuskirk; died on trail

VANBUSKIRK, Daniel (1833- ):

"VAN BUSKIRK, DANIEL--Born in Ohio in I833; the son of William and Margaret VanBuskirk. Coming with his parents to Oregon in 1852, he lived on a farm in Yamhill County most of the ensuing years. Participated in the Yakima war of 1855-56. His occupation is farming, and he resides near Perrydale, Polk County, which is his postoffice.  Married, in 1873, to Miss Laura N. Brown. Their children are-William A., Mary H., Rosa A., and Lawrence A."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 789]

VANBUSKIRK, Elijah Whorton:

VANBUSKIRK, Elizabeth  M. (1829-1912): m'd 1848 HENDERSON, Thomas B.; d/o William and Margaret (Evans) VanBuskirk; settled in Yamhill Co; was mother of  8 children (infant, Urbanus, Sylvia A., Infant, Elmus Ulysses, Sarah E., Miles T. and Margaret V.); buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR; settled in Yamhill Co; buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR

VANBUSKIRK, John M. (1818-1874): m'd 1837 HENDERSON, Sarah S.; s/o William and Margaret (Evans) VanBuskirk; the Amity Baptist Church was organized Aug 28, 1858 in the home of John and Sarah VanBuskirk; both are buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR

"VAN BUSKIRK, JOHN--Born in Knox County, Ohio, in 1818. On arriving in Oregon he settled in the Grand Ronde, and afterwards became a farmer at Bellevue, Yamliill County, he married Sarah 8. Henderson in 1837, and they had four children, two of whom are now living Luciuda T., and Josephine. Our subject died in 1874, and Mrs. Van Buskirk lives with her children."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 789]

VANBUSKIRK, Joseph T. (1824 -1852): m'd 1845 ELDREDGE, Sarah P.; s/o William and Margaret (Evans) VanBuskirk; died on trail

"VAN BUSKIRK, JOSEPH--Born in Ohio, and grew to manhood there. Married Miss Sarah Eldridge and had by her three children Mary, William, and Arminda. Setting out for Oregon in the sickly year, 1852, the family was cut off by cholera and mountain fever, with the exception of William, who came safely across."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 789]

VANBUSKIRK, Josephine Violet (1847-1935): m'd  1864 JONES, Harvey L.; d/o John and Sarah (Henderson) VanBuskirk; was mother of 5 children (Rolland O., Wildon M., Luella M., Herbert W., Rheubena "Ruby" V.) ; buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR

VANBUSKIRK, Lafayette T. (1842 -1861): s/o John and Sarah (Henderson) VanBuskirk; buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR

VANBUSKIRK, Lucinda T. (1844 -1926): m'd 1865 HENDERSON, John J.; d/o John and Sarah (Henderson) VanBuskirk

VANBUSKIRK, Margaret:

VANBUSKIRK, Mary (1846-1852): d/o Joseph and Sarah (Eldredge) VanBuskirk; died on trail

VANBUSKIRK, Sarah A. (1816-1853): m'd 1836 WHISLER , Elijah F.; d/o William and Margaret (Evans) VanBuskirk; was the mother of 6 children (Margaret Ann, William, Barbara Alice, Elizabeth Vashti, Flavius Joseph and Sarah Mellissa); buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR

VANBUSKIRK, William (1848-1893): m'd 1874 BROWN, Alice B.; was father of 5 children (Floyd E., Adah A., Elva L., Ruby M. and Oria A.); s/o Joseph and Sarah (Eldredge) VanBuskirk; parents and 2 sisters died on trail

"VAN BUSKIRK, WILLIAM--Born in Ohio in 1848, the son of Joseph and Sarah VanBuskirk. The parents dying in attempting to cross the plains,  William was left to the care of relatives, who took him to Yamhill County, and reared him to manhood. Married in 1874 Miss Alice Brown, by whom he has three children Floyd E., Ada Arrninda, and Elva. Mr. Van Buskirk's occupation is farming; his address, Amity."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 790]

VANBUSKIRK, William (1789-1859): m'd 1815 EVANS, Margaret; s/o John and Mary (Blackmore) VanBuskirk; buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR; wife died on trail in the Blue Mountains

"VAN BUSKIRK, WILLIAM, Sr.--Born in Maryland in 1796; moved to Kentucky, and thence to Ohio. Was a soldier in the war of 1812. Married in Kentucky in 1825 to Miss Margaret Evans. They had eight children, of whom two are now alive, namely Elizabeth (wife of T. B. Henderson, of Amity), and Daniel. The family came across the plains in 1852, and settled in Yamhill County, where the father died in 1859. The mother died on reaching the Blue Mountains, on the way to the valley."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 790]

VANBUSKIRK, William Daniel (1833-1900): m'd 1873 BROWN, Laura N.; settled in Yamhill Co; was the father of 5 children (Rosa Alice, William A., Mary E., Laurence A., and and infant who died at birth); buried in Amity Cemetery, Amity, Yamhill Co, OR with his wife who died in 1891

VANFALDI, Elizabeth: m'd 1851 LINNERMAN, Gerhard; maiden name unknown at this time

VANDERPOOL, Campbell Mann (27 Mar 1834-24 Aug 1927): m1. 02 Dec 1860 PATTERSON, Louisa Jane; m2. 27 Nov 1884 MCCLURE, Mrs. Susan Catherine (HODGES); s/o Kinman and Elizabeth (Mann) Vanderpool; buried Gingles Cemetery, Benton County, Oregon

VANDERPOOL, Cynthia Jane (08 Jun 1840-1883); m'd 24 Oct 1854 WELLS, William;  d/o Kinman and Elizabeth (Mann) Vanderpool; buried Buena Vista Cemetey, Buena Vista, Polk County, Oregon

VANDERPOOL, David Howard (17 Feb 1827-23 Jul 1899): m'd 18 Apr 1847 VANDERPOOL, Cyrena Catherine (a cousin); s/o Kinman and Elizabeth (Mann) Vanderpool; buried Gingles Cemetery, Benton County, Oregon

VANDERPOOL, Kinman (09 Jul 1803-18 Nov 1852) m1. 29 Jul 1824 MANN, Elizabeth Johns; m2. 18 Jul 1845 HOlMAN, Elizabeth; 1849 TOMLINSON, Dulenea; died shortly after arrival, s/o John and Ellender (Meadors) Vanderpool; burial location unknown; brother, Medders Vanderpool, emigrated in 1846

VANDERPOOL, Larkin (01 Dec 1831- 24 Mar 1894): m'd TURNAGE, Mary; s/o Kinman and Elizabeth (Mann) Vanderpool; buried Dufur Community Cemetery, Dufur, Wasco County, Oregon

VANDERPOOL, Martha Elizabeth (1851-04 Mar 1944): m'd 1872 GULLIFORD, Jacob Allan; d/o Kinman and Dulcenea (Tomlinson) Vanderpool; buried Dufur Community Cemetery, Dufur, Wasco County, Oregon

VANDERPOOL, Narcissa Ann (18 Jan 1838-03 Sep 1909); m1. 18 Apr 1853 CLEEK, Johnson; m2. 17 Dec 1888 INMAN, James I.; d/o Kinman and Elizabeth (Mann) Vanderpool; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

VANDERPOOL, Philena: m'd 1848 FOWLER, George M.; buried Kings Valley Cemetery, Benton Co, OR

VANDERPOOL, William Medders (1852-1933): m'd TEMPLETON, Elizabeth Jane; s/o Kinman and Dulcenea (Tomlinson) Vanderpool; buried Juniper Haven Cemetery, Prineville, Crook County, Oregon

*18) VANDERVORT, Jefferson: from Groveland, Tazewell Co, IL; living in Portland June 1853 but reportedly died soon after that

VANHORN, Margaret ( - ): m'd MCELFRESH, [   ]

VANSCHOIACK, Neely (1794- ):

VAUGHN, J. S. (1829- ):

VAUGHN, Lydia (1794- ):

VAUGHN, Mrs.:

VAUGHN, Nancy:

VAUGHN, William:

VERDANT, Henry ( -1852): Cecelia Adams mentioned in her diary that June 25 they passed the grave of Henry Verdant, age 52, Edgar Co, IL

VICKERS, Leonard B. (1831- ):

VIER, Ruth (1800-1881): m'd DARBY, William

VINSON, James (1808- ):

VINSON, John (1831 - ):

VINYARD, Elisha (c1818- ):

VOWEL, Mary (1815-11 Nov 1852): m'd 13 Sep 1838 ADAMS, Charles; died 11 Nov 1852 in Portland, Multnomah Co, OR after arriving; buried Carus Cemetery, Clackamas County, OR

WADDLE, Francis (1821- ): m1. 1840 BURRELL, Sophia ; m2. 04 Sep 1855 SMITH, Margaret Jewett (divorced)

WADE, William:

WADKINS, Catharine (1793-1877): m'd MORLEY, Moses

*18) WAFER, John L.: m'd 13 Mar 1854 BARRELL, Lydia; paid $55 to join company; had gone ahead to accompany provisions to St. Joseph, MO; was a photographer

WAGGONER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WAGGONER, Bird (1810-1892): m1. PICKETT, Caroline Virginia; m2. GRAY, Nancy Elizabeth

WAGGONER, Emily: d/o Bird and Caroline (Pickett) Waggoner

WAGGONER, George A. (1842-1916): s/o Bird and Caroline (Pickett) Waggoner

WAGGONER, Oliver Bird: s/o Bird and Caroline (Pickett) Waggoner

WAGGONER, Susan Francis: d/o Bird and Caroline (Pickett) Waggoner

WAGGONER, Thomas: s/o Bird and Caroline (Pickett) Waggoner

WAGGONESS, Isaac (1827- ):

*16) WAGNER, Esther Ann (18 Mar 1850- 10 Mar 1934 ): m'd 11 Mar 1869 NEAL, John Jasper; d/o Isaac and Catherine (Adams) Wagner; buried Twin Oaks Cemetery, Turner, Marion County, Oregon

*16) WAGNER, Isaac Madson (01 Jul 1827- -3 Apr 1905 ): m'd 01 Jun 1847 ADAMS, Catherine Swartslander; in Jackson County in 1860 census but by 1870 had migrated to Marion County where he lived until his death;  buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon; father of 10 children (Esther Ann, Phillip Malagthon, Andrew Perry, Alonzo Carlile, Alice Rebecca, Mary Ellen, Jacob Adolphus, Clara Adelia, Isaac Madison Jr and Katherine Amelia)

*16) WAGNER, Philip Malagathon (10 Nov 1851- 24 Oct 1926): m'd 12 Aug 1877 RING, Virginia; s/o Isaac and Catherine (Adams) Wagner; buried IOOF Cemetery, Estacada, Clackamas County, Oregon

WAIT, G. T. (1833- ):

WAIT, John K. (1825- ):

WAIT, Richard S. (1830- ):

WAITE, George ( - ):

WAITE, John ( - ):

WALDEN, Ebenezer (1777-1864):

WALDRON, Agnes M. (1847-1884): m'd DAVIDSON, James; d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Sleppy) Waldron; born 10 Jun 1847 Lawrence Co, PA and died 10 Oct 1884 Chico, Butte Co, CA

WALDRON, Angelina (1850- ): m'd SHARTH, Thomas; d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Sleppy) Waldron; born 1 Nov 1850

WALDRON, Henry J. (1830-1878): m'd  17 Jul 1853 MERRILL, Mary Angelina; born 22 Sep 1830 Albany Co, NY and died 1878 Wasco Co, OR; father of 8 children (Ida E., Ella, William H., Carrie A., Emma Jannete, Nellie M., Frank C. and Stella)

WALDRON, Isophena (1849-1944 ): m'd 1866 COLLARD, Elihu Benton; d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Sleppy) Waldron; born 12 Feb 1849 Lawrence Co, PA and died 09 Jan 1944 Parrott Creek, Clackamas Co, OR

WALDRON, Samantha Jane (1844-1927): m'd SEAMAN, Charles B.; d/o Samuel and Elizabeth (Sleppy) Waldron; born 11 Jun 1844 Butler Co, OH and died 22 May 1927 Riverview, Portland, Multnomah Co, OR

WALDRON, Samuel (1815-1888): m1. 02 Jun 1843  SLEPPY, Elizabeth Jane (1825-1852 on trail); m2. 03 May 1853 HANCOCK, Elizabeth Jane (Saunders); born 10 Dec 1815 Mercer Co, PA and died 31 Aug 1888 Oregon City, Clackamas Co, OR; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas Co, OR; fathr of 5 children by first wife (Samantha Jane, Almerin John (died prior to emigration), Agnes M., Isaphena and Angelina); father of 10 children by second wife (George W., Martha E., Ann Elizabeth, John Lincoln, Gabriella, Samuel, Christina, Henry A., Jessie R. and Edgar M.)

WALK, Elizabeth (14 Jul 1827-08 Aug 1906): m'd 02 Mar 1846 ADAIR, William R.; to California in 1852 and then to OR 1859; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon; d/o David and Margaret Martha (Barrett) Walk; sister of John Franklin Walk

WALK, John Franklin (02 May 1818-12 Jul 1904): m'd ADAIR, Nicena "Cena"; to California 1852; buried Shiloh Cemetery, Windsor, Sonoma County, California; brother of Elizabeth Walk

*21)WALKER, Arthur M. (1817- ): s/o Charles andElizabeth (Talbott) Walker; emigrated to Linn Co; Co

WALKER, Calvin ( -1852):

WALKER, Elizabeth (1844-1908): m'd 1860 LEDFORD, John M. Sr; d/o Jesse and Isophena Walker; first postmistress at Smock, Wasco Co, OR c1899; buried Wamic, Wasco Co, OR

*21)WALKER, Jesse F. (1816-c1860): m'd 1843 CARVER, Isafina/Isophena; s/o Charles and Elizabeth (Talbott) Walker; originally emigrated to Linn Co; died Clackamas Co, OR

WALKER, John F. (1827- ):

WALKER, Nancy E. ( -1898):

WALKER, Temperance Jane (11 Dec 1850-17 Feb 1918): m'd 1877 ROBINETT, John A.; d/o Washington and Mary (Thompson) Walker

*21)WALKER, Washington Perkins. (b.c1822-1894):m'd 1845 THOMPSON, Mary; s/o Charles and Elizabeth (Talbott) Walker; originally emigrated to Linn Co; buried Sherman Co, OR

WALKER, William E. (1808- ):

WALLACE, Colin Austin (1834- ): m'd 1857 SCHUCK, Elizabeth

"WALLACE, C. A.--Born in Branch County, Michigan, in 1834. After coming to Oregon he was mail carrier for some time. In 1855 enlisted in the Indian war; was appointed by Governor Stevens to carry the express, and was in that occupation from November, 1855, until September, 1856. In 1858 came to Yamhill County and settled on a farm, and later moved to McMinnville, his present residence. Married Miss Elizabeth Schuck in 1857, and has three children Edward W., Annie B., and Cora M."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 790]

WALLACE, Edward P. (1829- ):

WALLACE, Emma:

WALLACE, J.C.:

WALLACE, James A. (1821-1868):

WALLACE, Lewis K. ( -1886):

WALLACE, Lucy A.

WALLACE, Marion (1848- ):

WALLACE, Mary E.:

WALLACE, Matthew:

WALLACE, W.D. (1844- ):

WALLEN, Winifred "Winny" (c1781-04 Oct 1856) m'd 26 Jan 1799 DAVIS, Moses; d/o Elisha and Catherine (Blevins) Wallen; died Salem, Marion County, Oregon; burial details unknown

WALLIS, Alice: d/o Mathew and Emeline (Lindley) Wallis

WALLIS, Clara: d/o Mathew and Emeline (Lindley) Wallis

WALLIS, Harris L.: d/o Mathew and Emeline (Lindley) Wallis

WALLIS, Margaret: d/o Mathew and Emeline (Lindley) Wallis

WALLIS, Matthew: m'd 18 Feb 1847 LINLEY, Emaline

WALLIS, Webster: d/o Mathew and Emeline (Lindley) Wallis

WALTERS, David M. (1831- ):

WALTON, Joshua J. ( -1896):

WALTON, Martha J.: m'd 1847 GREENWOOD, William L.

WARD, George R. (1816- ):

WARD, George: m'd 18 Mar 1852 BABER, Elizabeth G.

WARDEN, Catherine (1824- ): m'd 13 Aug 1839 STANLEY, Page

WARE, Elizabeth Jane (15 May 1828-23 Dec 1903): m'd 15 Apr 1846 CALLAWAY, Charles; d/o Presley Garett and America (Corbin) Ware; buried Mulkey Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

WARE, Susan N. (1820-1873): m1. 05 Jan 1837 EUBANKS, John H.; m2. 28 Nov 1844 MCCULLOCH, James T.; m3. c1858 REED, Reason; emigrated to Oregon with second husband; mother of 1 child by first husband (Presley George Eubank); mother of three children by second husband (William T., Nancy Catherine and Martha J.)

WARNER, Calvin M. (1833-1882): m'd GETTY, Mary Frances; s/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner; buried Warner Cemetery, Coos County, Oregon

WARNER, David (c1820-1901): s/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner; buried Warner Cemetery, Coos County, Oregon

WARNER, Eunice A. (1836-1900): m'd SAMPSON, Ephraim A.; d/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner; buried Genesee City Cemetery, Genesee, Latah County, Idaho

WARNER, Hannah Kate (1830-1893): m'd 15 Dec 1853 PETTYJOHN, Jonathan H.; d/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner; buried Ivy Cemetery, Prescott, Walla Walla County, Washington

WARNER, Jabez (c1796-1852): m'd 09 Jul 1817 GILPIN, Elizabeth; died at the second crossing of the Platte River when he got caught under the wagon wheels when pushing the wagon up a bank after crossing the river

WARNER, John M. (1827-1852) died on trail; s/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner

WARNER, Mary Annis (1838-1900): m1. BECKWITH, Marvin; m2. 1864 BERRY, John L. d/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner

WARNER, Selden Burns (1825-1902): m'd 1868 EVANS, Evarilla;s/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner; buried White Cemetery, Harrisburg, Linn County, Oregon

WARNER, William N. (1831-1898): s/o Jabez and Elizabeth (Gilpin) Warner

WARREN, Daniel Knight (1836-1903): m'd 24 Feb 1863 EATON, Sarah; s/o Danforth and Amanda (Pike) Warren

WARREN, George W. (1834-1875): m. c1864 STEVENS, Frances; s/o Danforth and Amanda (Pike) Warren

WARREN, G.R.:

WARREN, Hulda Ann (1824-1859): m'd 10 Sep 1840 AVERILL, Henry James Cropsy; d/o Levi  and Mary (Dakin) Warren.  She was born 02 Oct 1824 in Rockland, Mercer, IL, and died 26 Apr 1859 in Albany, Linn, OR.

WARREN, John Franklin (1831-1890) s/o Danforth and Amanda (Pike) Warren

WARREN, Phineas Chauncey (1833-1912): m'd 01 Jan 1866 KELLER, Adeline; s/o Danforth and Amanda (Pike) Warren

WARREN, Polly: m'd 1846 HARRISON, Joseph

WASHBURN,  Alanson (1836-1891), s/o WASHBURN, Alfred Sr. and FARRINGTON, Mary Jane

WASHBURN, Alfred Jr. (1844-1926), s/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr.

WASHBURN,  Alfred Sr. (1810-1870), m’d 1825 FARRINGTON, Mary Jane; had five wagons; contracted to bring along four families as well as his own family which included 14 children; was elected captain after their first choice became ill with Rocky Mountain fever and was unable to continue.  They brought five wagons from Chicago to St. Joe, MO in 1851.  Overwintered there, then crossed the Missouri, and got together 72 wagons and eight light carriages.  Two of the Washburn wagons were pulled by horses, and three by oxen.

WASHBURN,  Elizabeth Jane (1841-1903), d/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr.

WASHBURN,  Francis Marion (1834-1895), s/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr

WASHBURN,  Henry  (1838-1852),  s/o  Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr; drowned when horse threw him; [**RR: see interview of his sister, Marilla R. Washburn Bailey in Conversations with Pioneer Women by Fred Lockley p. 164-169]

WASHBURN,  John M.  (1830-aft 1880), s/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr

WASHBURN,  Marilla Reed (1839-aft 1860),  d/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr

WASHBURN,  Melvin Taylor (1852-aft  1860),  s/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr  

WASHBURN,  Milton  1850-aft  1860),  s/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr

WASHBURN,  Philander  S.  (1826-1904),  s/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr

WASHBURN,  Samuel  (1831-1896),  s/o Alfred and Mary (Farrington) Washburn Sr

WASSON, Hannah J.: m'd 1844 BILYEU, John Martin

WATERHOUSE, Warren (1829- ):

"WATERHOUSE, WARREN--Born in Onondaga County, New York, May 25, 1829, but was taken when a child to Indiana, where he became a cooper and carpenter, and continued at such work for twenty years. In 1852 he came to the Pacific coast and went direct to Polk County, Oregon, where he now resides. Is postmaster of Monmouth, and also works at carriage painting. In 1858 he was married to Miss Sarah J. Leverich, and seven children have been born to them, of whom six are now living, namely Minnie (wife of J. F. Delany), Nellie, Ola, Kolla, Van, and Effie."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 791]

WATERMAN, Margaret Jane (1827-1916): m'd 1849 BARR, Samuel

WATERS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WATERS, Abner Walter (1833- ): m1. MCCULLY, M.A.; m2. MCCARTNEY, Sarah

"WATERS, ABNER W.-- Born in Ashtabula County, Ohio, in 1833; resided subsequently in Indiana and Iowa. Coming to Oregon, he settled at Harrisburg, Linn County, took a donation claim and also dealt in merchandise.  He recruited Company F of the First Oregon Volunteers, and served three years as its captain during the civil war, commanding at various times, Forts Hoskins, Vancouver, Lapwai, and Walla Walla. Raised stock in Union County for several years; managed the Statesman, newspaper of Salem, for two years 1874-76 then held for four years the office of U. S. Marshal. Married first Miss M. A. McCully, and second Miss Sarah McCartney, both of whom are deceased. He was elected to the State Senate from Multnomah County in 1880." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 726] Note: listed as pioneer of 1850 in this publication which is thought to be an error.

WATERS, Hannah Keziah ( - ): m'd , MCCULLY, Asa

WATERS, William H. H. Col (1835-1892): m'd 1862 NORTH, E.E.

"WATERS, W. H. H.--Born in Ohio in 1835; lived a while in Indiana and Iowa; started for California in 1852; proceeding thence to Oregon, he spent one year in this State and returned to California, and worked in the mines for two years; returned to Iowa and went to school. Lived in Nebraska from 1859 to 1875, running a newspaper, The Nebraska Press; coming to Oregon at the expiration of that time, he bought the Statesman newspaper, at Salem, and conducted it awhile, but afterwards withdrew from it and opened a law and real estate office. Had been admitted to the bar in 1865; was a member of the Nebraska Legislature in 1862; resigned to take the office of Receiver of the U. S. Land Office; was delegate to the Baltimore Convention in 1864, which nominated Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency. Was married, in 1862, to E. E. North, by whom he has had five children W. F., Eleanor, George E., Fred., and Harry W."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 791]

WATKINDS, William H. (1835- ):

"WATKINDS, WILLIAM H.--Born in Greencastle, Indiana, December 7, 1835. Came to Oregon and settled in Linn County. Learned the trade of saddler, and followed it at Salem. Was appointed superintendent of the penitentiary in 1870 and 1874 by Governor Grover. Removed to Portland in 1876, and engaged in the saddlery business. Was chief of police of that city for nearly two years."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 791]

WATKINS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WATKINS, James: s/o William and Sarah (Smith) Watkins

WATKINS, John W. (1826- ): Wagons From Wapello

WATKINS, Mary Jane (1835-1904): d/o William and Sarah (Smith) Watkins; m1. Walker; m2. George Riches

WATKINS, Robert: s/o William and Sarah (Smith) Watkins

WATKINS, Samuel: s/o William and Sarah (Smith) Watkins

WATKINS, William: s/o William and Sarah (Smith) Watkins

WATKINS, William Lynch: m'd SMITH, Sarah; died on the trail of cholera; children went on to the home of James and Fanny (Smith) Hunt in Marion Co

WATKINSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WATKINSON, Robert: m'd BEELER, Rebecca

WATSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WATSON, Abraham/Abram (1830- ): three brothers emigrated west in 1852 as hired hands for the Andrew Simmons family; little has been found after they arrived.  They reportedly went to California after arriving in Oregon and no record has been found of them after their arrival in Oregon.  They are believed to be the sons of Ebenezer "Eber" and Phebe (Thompson) Watson

“Isaac Carr, is a nephew of Jeremy Mansur, formerly a merchant of Richmond, and with whom you are acquainted. The Watsons are his cousins, and were honorable men, more steadfast friends, or more faithful and obliging companions never travelled the road to Oregon, or any other road. They promised to help us as long as they had an ox that could pull a pound, and if the teams could not take both wagons, they would leave theirs, and put all the cattle to ours, and take us through. They faithfully kept their word. They killed prairie fowls and divided them with us, when they were hungry themselves, and many acts of similar kindness for which we shall ever be grateful.” [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853]

“The rainy season had commenced, and we had to go down the river in an open boat—Andrew and Abram Watson went on the boat with me and the children. They took the wagon to pieces, and put them on the boat, and Caleb Thatcher, John and Isaac Watson, and Isaac Car went with the cattle down the pack trail. But I must say a few words about these worthy and never to be forgotten friends—for such friends as these young men proved themselves to be, throughout our trip cannot be forgotten, so long as our grateful hearts shall throb.” [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853]

*8) WATSON, Edward: s/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

WATSON, Hill:

WATSON, Isaac (1830-02 Jul 1907): three brothers emigrated west in 1852 as hired hands for the Andrew Simmons family; little has been found after they arrived.  They reportedly went to California after arriving in Oregon and no record has been found of them.  This is believed to be one of the brothers but documentation to support it is hard to find..  They are believed to be the sons of Ebenezer "Eber" and Phebe (Thompson) Watson; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington

"Charles Simmons injured in fall from wagon]: “Andrew and myself held him up and Isaac Watson, the only one who saw the accident, drove the team." [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853

“Isaac Carr, is a nephew of Jeremy Mansur, formerly a merchant of Richmond, and with whom you are acquainted. The Watsons are his cousins, and were honorable men, more steadfast friends, or more faithful and obliging companions never travelled the road to Oregon, or any other road. They promised to help us as long as they had an ox that could pull a pound, and if the teams could not take both wagons, they would leave theirs, and put all the cattle to ours, and take us through. They faithfully kept their word. They killed prairie fowls and divided them with us, when they were hungry themselves, and many acts of similar kindness for which we shall ever be grateful.” [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853]

“The rainy season had commenced, and we had to go down the river in an open boat—Andrew and Abram Watson went on the boat with me and the children. They took the wagon to pieces, and put them on the boat, and Caleb Thatcher, John and Isaac Watson, and Isaac Car went with the cattle down the pack trail. But I must say a few words about these worthy and never to be forgotten friends—for such friends as these young men proved themselves to be, throughout our trip cannot be forgotten, so long as our grateful hearts shall throb.” [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853]

*8) WATSON, James: s/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

*8) WATSON, James L.: m'd HAMMONS, Cynthia; James and Cynthia and some of the children later returned to IA; some of the children remained in OR

*8) WATSON, Jasper: s/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

*8) WATSON, John: s/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

WATSON, John (1832- ):  three brothers emigrated west in 1852 as hired hands for the Andrew Simmons family; little has been found after they arrived.  They reportedly went to California after arriving in Oregon and no record has been found of them after their arrival in Oregon.  They are believed to be the sons of Ebenezer "Eber" and Phebe (Thompson) Watson

“Isaac Carr, is a nephew of Jeremy Mansur, formerly a merchant of Richmond, and with whom you are acquainted. The Watsons are his cousins, and were honorable men, more steadfast friends, or more faithful and obliging companions never travelled the road to Oregon, or any other road. They promised to help us as long as they had an ox that could pull a pound, and if the teams could not take both wagons, they would leave theirs, and put all the cattle to ours, and take us through. They faithfully kept their word. They killed prairie fowls and divided them with us, when they were hungry themselves, and many acts of similar kindness for which we shall ever be grateful.” [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853]

“The rainy season had commenced, and we had to go down the river in an open boat—Andrew and Abram Watson went on the boat with me and the children. They took the wagon to pieces, and put them on the boat, and Caleb Thatcher, John and Isaac Watson, and Isaac Car went with the cattle down the pack trail. But I must say a few words about these worthy and never to be forgotten friends—for such friends as these young men proved themselves to be, throughout our trip cannot be forgotten, so long as our grateful hearts shall throb.” [Letter by Lydia Simmons published in the Richmond, Indiana Palladium newspaper March 4, 1853]

*8) WATSON, Joseph: s/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

*8) WATSON, Mary: d/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

*8) WATSON, Nancy: d/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

*8) WATSON, Robert: s/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

*8) WATSON, William: s/o James and Cynthia (Hammons) Watson

WATTS, Benjamin Marion (1827-aft 1910): m'd 1854 MEEKER, Eliza M.; s/o William and Elizabeth (Naylor) Watts; born 03 Nov 1827 MO; settled in Columbia Co, OR until 1875 when he and his wife went by covered wagon to California.  They settled first in Los Angeles County where Benjamin was a carpenter and then later moved to Orange County.  Benjamin and Eliza had no children and were still living in the 1910 census but are not living  by 1920.

WATTS, Francis Harrison Tyler (1840-1929):  s/o William and Elizabeth (Naylor) Watts

WATTS, James Washington (1835-1872): m'd c1865 NESSLY, Elizabeth Matilda;  s/o William and Elizabeth (Naylor) Watts; born 12 Aug 1835 Pike Co, MO and died 14 Aug 1872 Columbia Co, OR; father of three children (James Grant, Minnie and William T.); wife remarried his cousin John R. Watts after James' death.

WATTS, John R. (1829-1905): m'd 27 Mar 1873 NESSLY, Elizabeth Matilda; s/o W.W.W. and Leonas Watts; born Jul 1829 and died in 1905; buried at Fairview Cemetery, Scappoose, Columbia Co, OR (his headstone says 1830-1905 and 1905 census gives his birth as Jul 1829); settled at Scappoose, Columbia Co, OR; was in the lumber business; father of three children ( Lillie, Mary and Maud); emigrated to Oregon with his uncle William Watts' family; married the widow of his cousin, James Washington Watts

WATTS, John William (1830-1901): m1.c1857 HENDRICKS, Martha (1832-1870); m2. 31 Jan 1880 Dorris, Caroline E. (BAYLEY); s/o William and Elizabeth (Naylor) Watts; born 06 Nov 1830 Pike Co, MO and died 06 Jul 1901 Yamhill Co, OR; settled with family in Columbia Co, OR and later moved to Yamhill Co, OR; was a physician and surgeon and an ardent spokesman for temperance, minister of Congregational church and postmaster of Lafayette, Yamhill Co for many years; father of two children by first wife (Charles and Ada)

"WATTS, J. W.--Born in Missouri in 1832. Settling in Yainhill County, he practiced medicine until 1880. Held the position of receiver of the Land Office at Oregon City for a time. His attention having been drawn to the evils of intemperance he began an active course of work against them, and has become noted as a lecturer on temperance. His exertions have been invaluable and unremitting.  The doctor resides at Lafayette. Was married in 1880 to Mrs. Dorris, formerly Miss C. E. Bailey."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 791-2]

WATTS, Robert Taylor (1850-1874): s/o William and Nancy (Fullerton) Watts; born 16 May/Jun 1850 Pike Co, MO and died 14 Jun 1874; working on brother's farm in Yamhill Co in 1870 census

WATTS, Thomas Columbus (1846-1884):  m'd 1870 HILLARY, Mary J.; s/o William and Elizabeth (Naylor) Watts; born 22 Nov 1846 Pike Co, MO and died 1884; buried Masonic Cemetery, Columbia City, Columbia Co, OR; father of four known children (Clara May, Mary E, Edward and Francis)

WATTS, William (1803-1873): m1. 20 Feb 1823 NAYLOR, Elizabeth; m2. 05 Aug 1847 FULLERTON, Nancy Jane; m3. 05 Nov 1854 SPENCER, Mary Ann Mrs.; William was born 27 Nov 1803 Bourbon Co, KY and died 30 Nov 1873; settled in Columbia County; moved to Washington County where he is found with his family  in the 1870 census records; father of seven children by first wife (Infant, Elizabeth, Benjamin Marion, John William, James Washington, Thomas Columbus and Francis Harrison Tyler); two children by his second wife (Robert Taylor and Elizabeth Margaret Jane) and four children by his third wife (Henry Clay, Ewing, Isabelle and Ida/Arda Ann)

WEATHERFORD, J.W. (1842- ):

WEATHERFORD, William Dr.:

*4) WEAVER, Catherine (1826- ): m'd 1847 O'DONALD, Jonathan P. (div 1864)

WEAVER, Edwin

WEBB, Louisa E. (1827-1910): m'd 1844 DARBY, Oliver H. Perry

*11) WEBER, Dr. ( -1852): died on trail Aug 13, 1852

*11) WEBS, Mr.: [Polly Coon Diary: Jul 29 we left some of our company who are going to CA, Mr. D. Burrows, Mr. Webs & Mr. Peak - also part of Mr. Goodrich's Co- Mr. Peck, Mr. Palmiter & Hemphil (Hemphis?)]

WEBSTER, Ann ( -30 Jun 1894): m1. HOUGLAND, Dausy; m2. 1853 NICHOLS, Joseph; first husband died on plains in 1852

WEGER, Nancy Caroline: m1. 22 Jul 1875 BROWN, Jacob S.(1840-1875); m2. 16 Jul 1877 BROWN, Granville Marion; d/o Thomas and Mary Jane (Wilson) Weger; buried Brownsville Pioneer Cemetery, Brownsville, Linn County, Oregon

"Nancy Caroline Brown originally m. Jacob Brown, who was reading at law at Willamette Univ. in Salem. He was also in the militia and was deployed to Camp Watson, near the Columbia River during the “Indian Wars.” Nancy Caroline accompanied Jacob to Camp Watson, or John Day, where Jacob died of “consumption.” Nancy gave birth to Effie Brown, then made her way back to Brownsville, OR, where she married Jacob’s younger brother, Granville Marion Brown & bore Laura M., Clarissa, William (d. age 15 of Bright’s disease) and Bessie (d. before 9 years old of Diphtheria). Granville was divorced by Clarissa, who moved to Dallas, Oregon to raise her children and care for her mother-in-law until Clarissa (West) Brown died. Much later, in the early 1920's, Granville Marion Brown, was retrieved by train, from the Medford area by his two sons-in-law, Lloyd Soehren of Dallas, Oregon (h/o Clarissa Brown Soehren) and Herbert H. Dunkelberger of Portland, Oregon (h/o Laura M. Brown Dunkelberger). Granville M. Brown was cared for in the Dunkelberger home in Portland until he died later that year. Jacob & Nancy’s daughter Effa married Will Weaver of Rickreall area lived and on Main St in Dallas, OR. Nancy Caroline (Weger) Brown Brown lived on Main St. also and cared for mothers who had just given birth. Clarissa (Brown) Soehren and her husband owned and raised their daughters in a lovely Victorian house on a corner of Main Street near the Courthouse in Dallas." [ccontributed by: Barbara Dunkelberger Beck Hess, granddaughter of Laura (Brown) and Herbert Dunkelberger; great granddaughter of  Nancy Caroline, great great granddaughter of Manaweather & Clarissa Brown.

WEHRUNG, H.:

WELCH, Frances M.: m'd 1852 GARRETT, James

John WELLS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
Justus WELLS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WELLS, Adelia (1848- ): d/o Justus and Cordelia Wells

WELLS, Charles (1800- ):

WELLS, Cynthia Jane: m'd WELLS, William

WELLS, Elizabeth: m'd BELL, [   ]

WELLS, Henry (1850- ): s/o Justus and Cordelia Wells

WELLS, James A. (1826- ):

WELLS, John Calvin (1832- ): started from OH in 1850 and worked his way across the plains as a teamster, hunter, night-herder and anything else he could find; arrived in OR in 1852

"WELLS, JOHN C.--Born in Kentucky in 1832; on his arrival -in Oregon he settled on the south fork of Mary's River, Benton County. His present residence is King s Valley, and occupation, farming. He married Elizabeth J. King in 1860, and their children s names are-Marion V., Leanna, Charles J., John D., Mary E., Kate, William P., Alceste E., Henry, Clement K., Pearl A. and Walter C."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 792]

WELLS, Justus (1816- ): m'd [ ], Cordelia; originally emigrant of 1848, returned east to bring out family

WELLS, Laura (1843- ): d/o Justus and Cordelia Wells

WELLS, Levi Burch (1809- ):

WELLS, N.N. (1846- ): s/o Justus and Cordelia Wells

WELLS, W. A. (1838- ): m'd 1868 WILES, Mary J.

"WELLS, W. A.--Born in Platte County, Missouri in 1838. In 1844 his parents removed to Texas, returning the same year to the former State. In 1852 they set out across the plains for Oregon, performing the well known journey with ox-teams, and were four months on the road. Settling in Benton County, the son taught school and practiced farming until 1862. In 1868 he was married to Miss Mary J. Wiles, by whom he has one child, Otto by name. In 1862 he had become proprietor of a livery stable in Corvallis. In 1870 he removed to California and engaged in farming, but after three years returned to Benton County. Purchasing now a tract of land comprising six hundred and forty acres, Mr. Wells devoted it to wheat raising, but in 1876 he rented it to others and removed to Corvallis, and bought a harness shop, and ran it for three years.  Meantime he entered upon speculations in grain with satisfactory results, and became the possessor of a large warehouse with a capacity of one hundred thousand bushels. In addition to this he shipped grain on his own account to Liverpool, and realized great profits from his venture, the net proceeds of a single cargo being the handsome sum of seven thousand dollars. In 1883 he removed to McMinnville, and subsequently to Albany, where he now resides, carrying on an active and extensive business in grain dealing and kindred pursuits. Mr. Wells has held positions of trust among his fellow men and ranks among those who have been most efficient in developing and utilizing the resources of this rich country."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 792-3]

WELLS, William (1833 - ):  m1 Oct 1854 VANDERPOOL, Cynthia Jame; m2. 1883 HALL, Mary C.

"WELLS, WILLIAM--Mr. Wells is, perhaps, the pioneer hop grower of the Willamette Valley. His first hop crop was raised in 1867, when twelve hundred pounds were produced from four acres of land. He was born in New York in 1833; his first residence in Oregon \vas on Soap Creek, Benton County; his present residence is at Buena Vista, and his occupation, farming. He married Cynthia J. Vanderpool in Oregon in 1854, and Mary C. Hall at Buena Vista in 1883; his children are H. C., 0. M., Henry A., and Emmett E."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 793]

*11) WELLS, William: m'd [   ], Cynthia Jane

WEST, Ann (1811-1900): m'd 1835 JACKSON, Jonathan; born on Long Island, Queens, New York

WEST, Clarissa (11 Apr 1805-08 Oct 1897): m'd 18 Dec 1822 BROWN, Manewether; in later years became blind; after husband's death in 1883 she was cared for by wife of youngest son, Granville; buried Brownsville Pioneer Cemetery, Brownsville, Linn County, Oregon

WEST, Fort Boise (1852-1909): m'd DUNCAN, [ ]; born at Fort Boise while parents were emigrating; spend life at Jefferson, Marion Co, OR

WEST, Rev. Mr.: Mentioned in Samuel Woodruff diary.

*29) WEST, Sarah Elizabeth (1805-1852): m'd c1825 HUFFMASTER, Jonathan; d/o John West; died on trail of cholera Aug 1852

WEST, William Fowler: m'd 1851 WHIPPLE, Jane; settled near Jefferson, Marion Co, OR

WETZEL, Margaret: m'd FERGUSON, [  ]

WEYRICK, Catherine (18 Dec 1831-01 Sep 1896): m'd 22 Apr 1850 SIMMONS, Edward

WHEELER, Euphronius E. (1822- ):

WHETSTONE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*8) WHETSTONE, Jacob ( -1855): +family

*8) WHETSTONE, Thomas: + family

WHIPPLE, Edna Almena (1826-1895): m'd 1854 COLBERT, George Fletcher; d/o Jeremiah and Nancy (Pelton) Whipple

WHIPPLE, Jane (1829-1878): m'd 1851 WEST, William Fowler; d/o Jeremiah and Nancy (Pelton) Whipple

WHIPPLE, Susannah Rogers (1819-1913): m'd 1840 BAGLEY, Daniel; d/o Jeremiah and Nancy (Pelton) Whipple

WHISLER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WHISLER, Barbara Alice (1842-1927): m'd 1859 MATHEWS, Albert A.; d/o Elijah and Sarah (VanBuskirk) Whisler

WHISLER, Elijah F. (1809-1897): m'd 1836 VANBUSKIRK, Sarah A.; emigrated with wagon pulled by mules

WHISLER, Margaret Ann (1838-1928): m'd 1855 HURST, David; d/o Elijah and Sarah (VanBuskirk) Whisler

WHISLER, Sarah Mellissa (1851-1876): m'd STEVENS, R. L//R.; d/o Elijah and Sarah (VanBuskirk) Whisler

WHISLER, William Van (1839-1922): m'd 1871 BRUSH, Elizabeth Ann; s/o Elijah and Sarah (VanBuskirk) Whisler

Dr. Thomas WHITE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WHITE, Alexander (1841- ):

WHITE, America Quarless (1850-1932): m'd 1873 ROSS, Joseph T.; d/o Peter and Virginia (Foster)White

WHITE, Ann (28 Nov 1800-13 Apr 1869): m'd 15 Apr 1828 BROWN, David

WHITE, Ann Mary: d/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, Caroline Matilda: d/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, Cornelius G. (1826- ):

WHITE, Delilah (1829- ):

WHITE, Elizabeth J. (1844-1930): m'd GLEASON, Amos Smith; d/o Peter and Virginia (Foster)White; buried Hubbard Cemetery, Hubbard, Marion Co, OR

WHITE, Francis Asbury: s/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, George Fletcher: s/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, Jason M. (c1823 - ):

WHITE, John Robert (1846-1920): m'd 03 Oct 1872 BIRTCHET, Mary Anne (surname also seen as Birechett and Burchett); s/o Peter and Virginia (Foster)White; parents of Lulu P. (H.L. Briggs), Marion P. (Hattie Taylor), Euphe M. (d. aged 20 yrs), George Gasner (Mary Pursifull), Virginia Elizabeth (R. Scheurer), America R., Volney J.R., Rosetta and Merton O.

WHITE, John W.: s/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, Mahala (1814-1852): m'd 13 Dec 1832 FITZGERALD, James; d/o Sherrod and Susan (Kendrick) White; born 12 Jun 1814 and died 1852 on the trail of cholera; buried at Emigrant Camp between La Grande and Pendleton, out of Meacham; mother .of 9 children (Marcella, Ildretta Elizabeth, Jasper Newton, Minerva Penelope, Malinda Elizabeth, Sanford Carroll, Delilah, Lelitah, Zachariah Taylor, Susan, Nicholas and John Stone)

*2) *26) WHITE, Mahulda J.: m'd REAMES, Woodford

WHITE, Marion Jackson (1845-1919): s/o Peter and Virginia (Foster)White

WHITE, Milton: s/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, Peter (1810-1852): m1. unknown; m2.1843 FOSTER, Virginia Q.; Peter White and his wife Virginia sold or left their farm in the area of Fulton, Callaway Co, Missouri in the spring of 1852.Peter White died traveling to Oregon on June 2, 1852 after the Wagon train stopped in Deer Creek Wyoming to make repairs to the wagons. Peter like some of the pioneers, died of Cholera. He was buried in that area.

WHITE, S.W.:

WHITE, Samuel: s/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, Samuel F. (1835-1918):

WHITE, Sophia Susan: d/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITE, Thomas Dr. (1796-1859): m'd 1822 BOLUS, Susannah (Susan); settled in Marion Co near Butteville; was a doctor; buried in Butteville Cemetery

WHITE, Thomas Whitfield: s/o Thomas and Susannah (Bolus) White

WHITEAKER, Annie:

WHITEAKER, Benjamin

WHITEAKER, Estelle:

WHITEAKER, Francis ( -1852):

WHITEAKER, J.C. Dr. ( -1886):

WHITEAKER, James H.:

WHITEAKER, John (1820- ): m'd 1847 HARGRAVE, N.J.

"WHITEAKER, JOHN--Born in Dearborn County, Indiana, May 4, 1820, and was reared upon a farm. Lived in Illinois and Missouri subsequently, and was married in the latter State in 1847, to Miss N. J. Hargrave. Went to California in 1849, returning in 1851. In the next year he came to Oregon, bringing his wife. Settled in Lane County in 1853 on a donation claim. Has been a resident of that county ever since.  Was probate judge in 1856, and the next year a member of the Legislature. Was elected by the Democrats the first governor of the State of Oregon. Served his term out, and in 1866, 1868, and 1870 was a member of the Legislature. In 1876 he was sent to the State Senate. In 1879 was elected Congressman over Rev. H. K. Hines, the Republican nominee. The exigencies of politics induced him to hurry to Washington by special train, making the trip in four days and twenty hours. The feat served to bring him still more into public notice. He now resides on his farm in Lane County."   [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 793]

WHITLEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*16) WHITLEY, Abraham Hayes (17 Apr 1851-06 May1932): s/o James and Mary (Adams) Whitley; buried Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon;  "At Roseburg May 6, Abraham Hayes Whitley, aged 80 years, 19 days.  A native of Iowa.  Father of Mrs. Jessie P. Carter of Moscow, Idaho, Mrs. Alta Axtell of Okanagan, Wash., Mrs. Vina Leland of Okanagan, Teresa I. Whitley of Moscow, Bertha of Peck, Idaho, William H. of Moscow, Francis of Okanagan; brother of Mrs. E.R. Macy of Salem, Mrs. Alice H. Nutthall of Copeville, Wash., Mrs. N.J. Smith of Springdale, Wash., William C. Whitley of Hamilton, Wash., Charles H. of Pateros, Wash.  Friends are invited to the funeral services Friday, May 13, at 2 p.m. from Terwilliger's Funeral home, 770 Chemeketa street.  Interment Lee Mission cemetery." [Oregon Statesman May 12, 1932]

*16) WHITLEY, Elizabeth Rebecca (06 Aug 1849-28 Dec 1932): m'd 05 Apr 1865 MACY, Jesse; d/o James W. and Mary (Adams) Whitley; died 28 Dec 1932 Marion Co; OR;;buried Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon "At the residence, 193 East Miller street, December 28, Elizabeth R. Macy, aged 83 years.  Survived by children, Mrs. Ella M. Morris of Los Angeles, Edwin S. Macy of Portland, J. Frank Macy of Pendleton, Albert M. Macy of Salem, Bert W. Macy of Salem, Pearl Macy of Salem, Mrs. Ida M. May of Salem; five grandchildren; one great grandchild; brothers, William C. Whitley of Hamilton, Wash., Charles H. Whitley of Pateros, Wash.; sisters, Nancy J. Smith of Springdale, Wash., Mrs. Henrietta Nuttall of Couperville, Wash.  Funeral announcements will be made later by W.T. Rigdon and Son." OS Dec 29, 1932 5:2 d/o James W. & Mary Ann (Adams) Whitley per D/C #963

WHITLEY, Elisha: driver for Wigley family

*16) WHITLEY, James Willis (1820-17 Jul 1905): m1. 01 Jun 1847 ADAMS, Mary Ann; m2. 22 Oct 1884 TELFREY, Sarah Elizabeth; father of John Willis (1848-1924); Elizabeth R. (1849-1932); Abraham Hayes (1851-1932); Mary Catherine (1853-1898); Nancy Jane (1855-1942); William Clarke (1857-1933): James Levi (1858-1863): Francis Marion (1860-1958); Chalres Henry (1862-1958); Sarah Justina (1865-1931); Alice Henrietta (1867- );buried Packwood Memorial Cemetery, Dyer, Douglas County, Washington

*16) WHITLEY, John Willis (01 Mar1848-03 May 1924):s/o James and Mary (Adams) Whitley;  "Auto Strikes, Kills Aged Man--While returning to the Flake Petland, where he worked about 10 o'clock Saturday evening, Willis Whitley, 75, was almost instantly killed when he was struck by an automobile driven by W.R. Powers of route nine, on the Pacific highway a short distance north of the Valley Packing plant.  Whitley was rushed to the Deaconess hospital but was found to be dead when he was received there.  His head, chest, hips and limbs were badly crushed. Mr. and Mrs. Powers, who live near Chemawa on the Pacific highway, were returning home after having brought Mrs. Charles McAllister, a sister of Mrs. Powers, to Salem from Champoeg, where all had attended the annual anniversary of the establishing of this state as a part of the United States.  Mr. Powers was driving about 20 miles an hour, according to his report to police, and had just turned on his bright lights after meeting an automobile when he struck Whitley." [Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon May 5, 1924 5:2]
  "Whitley--Near this city, May 3, suddenly, John Willis Whitley age 76 years; brother of Abraham H. Whitley, of Moscow, Idaho, Will Whitley of Wash., Chas. Whitley of Bremerton, Wash., Mrs. Elizabeth R. Macy of Salem, Mrs. Nancy J. Smith of Springdale, Wash., Mrs. Justina Carrillo of San Francisco and Mrs. Henrietta Nuttall of Coupeville, Wash.  Announcement of funeral later from the Rigdon mortuary." Capital Journal May 5, 1924 5:5]

WHITLEY, Mary Ellen (1788-1877): m'd GILMOUR, James George Dr.; buried in Sandridge Cemetery, Tangent, Linn Co, OR; there is a headstone for her husband beside her but he is actually buried in IL; Mary came to OR with daughter's family per Gilmour researcher Ron Stephens

WHITLOCK, John Harrison (09 Apr 1824-26 Jul 1891): m'd 11 Nov 1852 MOSER, Elizabeth; s/o Tarlton J. and Winifred (Dunlap) Whitlock; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

WHITLOCK, Oliver M. (c1816- ):

WHITMOND, George Henry: traveled with Isaac McFarland family as a driver

WHITMORE, Catharine: m'd 1834 MILLER, Jacob P.

"MILLER, JACOB P.--Born in Fulton County, New York, July 31, 1808; in 1845, he went to Indiana, and came to Oregon in 1852. He settled at Milwaukie, Clackamas County, and is now engaged in keeping a hotel in that town. He married Catharine Whitmore, in 1834, and their children s names are Margaretta, Marietta, George H. (deceased), Delia, Thomas (deceased), and Martha (deceased)."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 776]

WHITNEY, Sarah Ann (1845-1921): m'd MOORE, [   ]

WHITTEMORE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WHITTEMORE, Elizabeth Ann (1852- ): m'd 1872 SHULL, Andrew Price; d/o Thomas and Nancy (Bowman) Whittemore; born Aug 1852 near Green River on the plains of Wyoming

WHITTEMORE, James (1842-1903): s/o Thomas and Nancy (Bowman) Whittemore

WHITTEMORE, Nancy (1848 - ): d/o Thomas and Nancy (Bowman) Whittemore

WHITTEMORE, Philander (1840-1871): s/o Thomas and Nancy (Bowman) Whittemore

WHITTEMORE, Susan (1844-1909): m'd 1858 WELCH, Elijah; d/o Thomas and Nancy (Bowman) Whittemore

WHITTEMORE, Thomas McDonough (1816-1882): m'd BOWMAN, Nancy; settled in Lane Co; two daughters were born in OR, Adelaide (1860) and Lucretia (1854); settled in Willamette Valley where he was a blacksmith and gunsmith; Thomas died in Pendleton, OR; note: biography written by his daughter, Elizabeth, refers to her father as McDonald

WHITTEN, Edward (1849- )

WHITTEN, Oscar Cameron (1851-): s/o Richard and Sarah (Davey) Whitten 

WHITTEN, Richard Franklin ( -c1855): m'd DAVEY, Sarah; drowned in the Willamette River at Oregon City while fishing

WHOBERRY, Rachel (1816-29 Feb 1856): m'd 02 Mar 1836 MARTIN, Dillard; d/o Jacob and Mary (Harbison) Whoberry Jr.

WICKARD, Lavina: (1818-1859): m'd 1838 STEVENS, Hanson

*20) WICKS, Mr.:

WIESNER, James (1827- ):

WIGGINGTON, David (19 Jan 1816-08 Oct 1901): m'd 18 Jun 1840 SHUCK, Margaret; s/o Thomas and Ann Wiggington; buried Gresham (burial location unknown)

WIGGINGTON, Iowa Louisa (1844-1934 ): m'd 19 Nov 1863 TAYLOR, Simon P.; m2. 25 May 1878 SNYDER, William H.; d/o David and Margaret (Shuck) Wiggington

WIGGINGTON, John Gwynn (Nov 1846-21 Jan 1917): s/o David and Margaret (Shuck) Wiggington

WIGGINGTON, Susan Jane (16 Jul 1841-19 Jan 1913): m'd 01 Jan 1860 LAKE, John Howard Sr; d/o David and Margaret (Shuck) Wiggington

WIGLE, A. J. ( - ): wife and son

WIGLE, Abraham

WIGLE, Anna:

WIGLE, Barnard:

WIGLE, Catherine (1832-1921): m'd 1849 BARNARD, Guilford

WIGLE, Dan: s/o George Wigle

WIGLE, George; wife and 5 children

WIGLE, John:

WIGLE, John L.     John L. Southern Oregon History by Ben Truwe

WIGLE, Margaret

WIGLE, Mary

WIGLE, P. H. ( - ):

WIGLE, Peter:

WILBUR, Sylvia (1798- ):

WILCOX, Thomas G. ( -1896):

WILCOX, Thomas I. (1815- ):

WILEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WILEY, Clarissa: s/o Elias and Catherine (Heeney) Wiley

WILEY, Edward: s/o Elias and Catherine (Heeney) Wiley

WILEY, Elias Keyes ( - 1852): m'd HEENEY, Catherine; emigrated with family from Mineral Point, WI; died June 10, 1852 about 20-25 miles east of Ft. Kearney; wife continued on to Oregon with their three children and settled in Yamhill Co until spring of 1853 when the family moved to Portland, Multnomah Co

WILEY, Joseph Royce: s/o Elias and Catherine (Heeney) Wiley

WILHOIT, John (1815- ):

WILKINS, Nancy Martha : m'd 31 Oct 1848 MORGAN, Peter Popenoe; d/o Solomon and Martha (Talley) Wilkins

WILKINSON, William (1818- ):

WILLIAMS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WILLIAMS, C. O. T.: m'd 1870 WARREN, Mary J.

"WILLIAMS, C. O. T.--Born in Poolesville, Maryland, and moved to Illinois in 1839; came from that State to Oregon; married, in 1870, Miss Mary J. Warren, by whom he has had three children Gracie E., Winona, and Veda. In 1880 he became county clerk of Clackamas County, and in 1884 was chosen State Senator for that county. Resides at Oregon City."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 793]

WILLIAMS, Cassius Marcellus (07 Sep 1852-01 Sep 1910): m'd c1872 POTTER, Viola; s/o Cornelius and Mary (Hervey) Williams; born shortly after arrival of mother; divorced 1888 Wasco County, Oregon; died in Stevenson, Washington and is buried in the IOOF Cemetery, Stevenson, Skamania County, Washington in an unmarked grave

WILLIAMS, Charles Edwin (21 Apr 1849-18 Mar 1922 ): m'd 30 Dec 1876 MCDONALD, Christina; s/o Cornelius and Mary (Hervey) Williams; died Sanders County, Montana

WILLIAMS, Cornelius John (1816-Jul 1852): m'd 1840 HERVEY, Mary Jane; s/o William Kelly and Mary (Scott) Williams

WILLIAMS, I. L. Mrs:

WILLIAMS, Isaac:

WILLIAMS, Jason (1829- ):

WILLIAMS, John A. (1805- ):

WILLIAMS, Lavilla:

WILLIAMS, Martin (1824- ):

WILLIAMS, Mary "Polly" (06 Aug 1825-08 Mar 1906): m'd 30 Jul 1843 PRIVETT, Riley; settled Linn County, Oregon but in 1877 moved with family to Washington;  buried Colfax Cemetery, Colfax, Whitman County, Washington

WILLIAMS, Miranda (1827- ):

WILLIAMS, Philotheta: m'd 1830 ELKINS, Luther

WILLIAMS, Rachel Ann: m'd 1852 GEARHART, John W.

WILLIAMS, Robert Evans ( -1852): m'd ROBERTS, Jane; died Sept 1852, buried Wells Springs Cemetery, Morrow County, OR.

WILLIAMS, Sarah Jane (1826-1913): m'd 1846 GRANT, Richard Jackson

WILLIAMS, Susannah ( - ): m'd c 1846, FOLLIS, Allen Henderson

WILLIAMS, Theodore Knipe (1822-1900): m1. 1856 VANTASSEL, Ann Eliza; m2. 1905  AUSTIN, Mrs. Amanda; s/o Theodore and Emily Williams; born 03 Aug 1832 NY and died 24 Sep 1900 Multnomah Co, OR; settled in Powell Valley, Multnomah Co, OR where he was postmaster for many years; father of 13 children (Emily, Richardson, Randolph, Theodore, George A., Frances Jane, William, Elizabeth, Elmer, Minnie Dedra, John Peter, Edward James and Albert Knipe)   

WILLIAMS, William H. ( -1896):

WILLIAMSON, Joseph (c1822-1870):

WILLIS, William A.: m'd 1845 GILMORE, Virginia Catherine

WILLOUGHBY, Elisha:

WILLOUGHBY, R. B.:

WILLS, James:

WILLS, Louisa Francis: m'd 1846 FOX, Ephraim

Daniel WILSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
Daniel Pegg Wilson website
WILSON, Albert:

WILSON, Alpheus Miller (1849- ): s/o George and Mary Ann (Moore) Wilson

WILSON, Ann Eliza (1849-1880): d/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, Catherine: m1. LAMBERT, John; m2. KEES, Isaac

WILSON, Daniel Fuller (1847-1881): s/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, Daniel Pegg (1804-1890): m'd 1827 MOUL, Rosanna Hough; s/o James and Mary (Emory) Wilson; wife died prior to emigration; Daniel and his children settled in what is now Washington state

WILSON, Edward W.:

WILSON, George Washington: m'd MOORE, Mary Ann

WILSON, George Washington Moul (1830-1911): m'd [ ], Ann Eliza; s/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, Gustaf:

WILSON, J. Q. (1828- ): m'd 1838 SMITH, Sarah A.

"WILSON, J. Q.--Born in Ohio in 1828; resided for a time in Indiana; came to Oregon and located near Salem on a farm. Married, in 1838, Miss Sarah A. Smith. Their children, both since deceased, were William A., and Armand S. Mr. Wilson has spent a considerable part of his time in Eastern, Oregon, where he has stock interests. Was county judge of Baker County at its organization, and represented Umatilla County in the State Legislature in 1880. Has also been justice of the peace. Resides at Salem." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 794]

WILSON, James P. (1823- ):

WILSON, Jane:

WILSON, Joseph G. (1828-1873): m'd 1854 MILLER, Lizzie

"WILSON, JOSEPH G.--Born in New Hampshire in 1828; removed to Ohio and graduated from Marietta College ; studied law ; removed to Oregon, settled in Salem, and practiced his profession; became clerk of the Supreme Court in 1852. In 1854 married Miss Lizzie Miller. In 1860 was appointed district attorney of the Third Judicial District, and three years later became judge of the Fifth Judicial District. In 1865 received the degree of LL.D.; held his judgeship until 1869, and then resigned to engage in legal practice. In 1870 was Republican candidate for Congress, but was defeated by J. H. Slater by a small majority. Two years later he was elected Congressman over John Burnett, his majority being eight hundred and fifty. Died in Marietta, Ohio, July 2, 1873. His wife survives him." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 794]

WILSON, Lucinda (1811-c1875): m'd 10 Nov 1831 CLOVER, Paul; settled in Linn County near Harrisburg, mother of eight known children (William W., Lousana, James, Peter, Gefelia, Mary Jane, Isaac and Harriet)

WILSON, Martha Elizabeth (1839-1872): d/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, Mary Jane (1829-1884): d/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, Nancy Louiza (1844-1890): d/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, Orlando (c1851- ): s/o George and Ann Eliza Wilson

WILSON, Rebecca: m'd 1850 EDWARDS, Samuel

WILSON, Robert:

WILSON, Sarah Frances (1841-1913): d/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, William Charles (1833-aft 1900): m'd RICHMOND, Lobia; s/o Daniel and Rosanna (Moul) Wilson

WILSON, William Stanage ( - ): m'd MCNUTT, Mary Ann

WILTON, Josuah E. (1822- ):

WINDLE, John (1822- ):

WING, Martin (1831-1914): m'd 12 Sep 1854 CLAGGETT, Margaret Ann; s/o Nathan and Myra (Morgan) Wing; father of 14 children (Charles William, Milton Irving, Leonidas Alonzo, Stephen, James Edward, Rose Ella, Emma Alice, Martha, Mary Elizabeth, Frank L., Harriet Ann, Dollie May, Samuel Patrick Henry and Joseph); settled Wasco County, Oregon

WINN, John Hensley (08 Nov 1828-15 Sep 1892): m'd 14 Dec 1851 CRAIG, Elizabeth Jane

WINN, Sarah (1816-1881): m1. GRAHAM, Moses; m2. INGRAM, William R.
WINTERS, Andrew Jackson (04 May 1847-22 Aug 1926): m'd 20 May 1874 WILEY, Mary Olive; s/o Philip and Polly (Gregg) Winters; settled Yamhill County, buried Gibbs Cemetery, Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon

WINTERS, Hiram ( - ):

WINTERS, John (1830- )

WINTERS, Philip (1823-02 Jan 1860): m'd 13 Jan 1846 GREGG, Polly Ann, settled in Yamhill County, buried Pleasant View Cemetery, Clackamas County, Oregon

WINTERS, Thomas (10 Mar 1851-bef 1860): s/o Philip and Polly (Gregg) Winters

WINTERS, William Leander "Lee" (22 Feb 1849-10 Aug 1944): m'd 22 Jan 1882 HEATER, Margaret Elizabeth; s/o Philip and Polly (Gregg) Winters; settled Yamhill County, buried Gibbs Cemetery, Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon

WISEMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WISEMAN, Elizabeth: m'd 1847 PEARL, James A. Rev.; d/o James Wiseman

WISEMAN, James M. (1800-1882): died Whitman Co, WA; accompanied Pearl family

WISEMAN, John (1801- ):

WISEMAN, Sarah: m'd PEARL, Joseph; d/o James Wiseman

"PEARL, JOSEPH--Son of James Pearl, was born in Ohio in 1829, and came with his father to Oregon in 1852. Spent the first years of his residence in Linn County in cultivating the soil, but when Halsey was founded, he entered upon commercial pursuits, and in 1876; became a member of the firm of Black, Pearl & Co., and continued so for seven years. He is now a partner with his son James A. Pearl in the planing mill at Halsey. This establishment was set up in 1872 by Allingham ct Connor, but has passed through several changes of ownership. It is a concern of considerable capacity, having a variety of machinery adapted to fill the needs of the neighborhood. It is driven by steam, and has planing and matching machines, scroll saws, etc. Mr. Joseph Pearl's children are James A., John R., Orpha J., Silas H., Martha A., Joseph W., Ida C., Alice, Fannie, Olive, and Edmund Cleve."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 781]

WITT, Margaret: m'd 1834 MILLER, Huling

WITTEN, Eliza A. (1847-1913): m'd 1872 LEE, Joseph Daniel; d/o Joshua and Nancy (Roork) Witten

WITTEN, Joshua Ewing (1822-1882): m'd 1846 ROORK, Nancy; blacksmith, active member of Mt. Tabor Methodist Church; settled near Mt. Tabor in Portland; buried in Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

WOLCOTT, Sarah Wells (06 Jul 1806-31 Mar 1858: m'd 19 Jul 1826 BABCOCK, Richard; d/o Nathaniel and Abigail Wolcott; died in 1858 in Magnolia, Rock County, Wisconsin

WOLF, Louisa M.: m'd 1848 KINZER, Louis Evermont; emigrated with husband; settled in Linn Co

WOLF, Sophia ( -1864): m'd 1849 DAVIS, Platt A. Dr.

WOLVERTON, Milton (1831- ):

WOMACK, Benjamin Franklin (1849- ):

WOMACK, Eliza (1806-1882): m'd c1828 KIBBEY, David; buried Kings Valley Cemetery, Benton Co, OR; per Kibbey researcher Jon Ridgeway at JNCRIDGE@aol.com

WOMACK, Emma Evaline (1845- ):

WOOD, Amos Brittain (1850- ): s/o Hiram and Martha (Norris) Wood

WOOD, Abner ( - ):

WOOD, Amer:

WOOD, Britain (1822- ):

WOOD, Elizabeth (1803- ): m'd 1819 WOOD, James; maiden name unknown at this time

WOOD, Elizabeth Ann (1815-1873): m1. KOONTZ, John (1809-1850): m2. 11 Aug 1853 STINSON, James A.B.; born 04 Nov 1815 VA and died 28 Feb 1873 Harrisburg, Linn Co, OR; buried IOOF Cemetery, Harrisburg, Linn Co, OR;  first husband died prior to emigration;  it appears she emigrated with other family members; Wagons From Wapello

WOOD, Hiram (1827- ): m'd 1849 NORRIS, Martha Ann; s/o James and Elizabeth Wood

WOOD, Hiram (c1842- ): s/o William and Rebecca Wood

WOOD, James (c1786-1874): m'd 1819 [ ], Elizabeth

WOOD, James (1813- ): Wagons From Wapello

WOOD, James W. (c1844- ): s/o William and Rebecca Wood

WOOD, Rebecca: m'd 1841 WOOD, William; maiden name unknown at this time

WOOD, Rhoda:

WOOD, William H. (c1845- ): s/o William and Rebecca Wood

WOOD, William (1819- ): m'd 1841 [ ], Rebecca; s/o James and Elizabeth Wood

WOODIN, Joseph A. (1828- ):

WOODLAND, Mary C. (1828-1862): m'd TIDD, Warwich Healy Tonkin; settled Yamhill Co; Woodland Letters [contributed by Molly McDade Hood who has the originals]

WOODLING, Sarah (1817- ):

*11) WOODRUFF, Samuel N.: appears he may have moved between companied; traveled with the Chapman train for a while; drove wagon for Clark Stillman when his son was too ill to drive; then joined several men who were on foot to finish the journey.  He suffered many hardships.  See his diary

WOODRUFF, Sarah Leonora:

WOODSON, Mary Margaret (1844-1921): m'd BECKLEY, Henry; d/o Jesse and Virlena (Lynn) Woodson; father died in 1846 and mother remarried Alfred T. Ambrose; Mary emigrated to Oregon with them in 1852; buried Elkton Cemetery, Douglas Co, OR; mother of  John William, James Henry, Susie K., Claud Ray and Orval S.

WOODY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*21) WOODY, Reuben Burrow (1828-1898): m1. 1854 HILL, Sidney Ann; m2. after May 1860 ELDER, Perilla Jane; settled for a time in Linn County; buried in Athena Cemetery, Umatilla Co, OR

WOOLDRIDGE, Alpheus F. W. (1819-1890): m1. c1845 CONNOR, Mary; m2. 18 Apr 1852 HUNTER, Emily Jane; emigrated in 1852, wintered over in Salt Lake Valley, Utah and continued on to Oregon in 1853, arriving in June.

WOOLDRIDGE, Drewery (1849-1853): believed to have died on the Snake River during emigration; s/o Alpheus and Mary (Connor) Wooldridge

WOOLDRIDGE, Drusilla (1847-1921): m'd 29 Sep 1861 MEE, Thomas; d/o Alpheus and Mary (Connor) Wooldridge

WORTH, James:

WORTHIN, Mary Ann: m'd 1850 BILYEU, Hubbard W.

WORTHINGTON, Mary Jane (1828-c1869): m'd 1846 STRADER, John; settled in Douglas Co

WORTMAN, Frank ( -1883):

WORTMAN, H.C.:

WORTMAN, Jacob (1826- ): m'd 1850 STUMBO, Eliza

"WORTMAN, JACOB--Born in New Brunswick in 1827; settled in Oregon City on his arrival in this State, and lived there until 1876; has been engaged in merchandising in Oregon City, and Junction ; also has a store in Monroe, Benton County. Started a bank in McMinnville, of which D. P. Thompson is president, and John Wortman, cashier.  In 1850 he married Miss Eliza Stumbo, and has four children John, Frank, Jacob L., and Chris."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 794-5]

WORTMAN, Jacob L.:

WORTMAN, John:

WORTHMAN, Mary Hannah (1818-1900):

WRIGHT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
WRIGHT, Alford W. (1828- ):

WRIGHT, Elijah J. (1820- ): m1. 1854 BOYD, Mrs. Lodiska; m2. FERGUSON, Mrs. Ann M.

"WRIGHT, E. J.--Born in Kentucky in 1820; removed to Illinois in 1850, and two years later crossed the plains to Oregon. Settled in Yamhill County, but now lives in Polk and cultivates a farm. He is also a carpenter by trade. Married in 1854, Lodoiska Boyd, who had two children by a previous marriage Catharine J., and Frances Rebecca. Mr. and Mrs. Wright s family came to include six of their own Susan, Clara, Ollie, Edward (deceased.), Ella (deceased), and Emma. Mrs. Wright died in February, 1864, and the widower married Mrs. Ann M. Ferguson, who had had two children Amanda, and Frank."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 794]

WRIGHT, Isaac Washington (1828-1899): m'd 1858 TUCKER, Rebecca Caroline; buried in Bethany Cemetery, Marion Co, OR

*25) WRIGHT, J.W.:

WRIGHT, W. T. (1845- ):

*5: WYLIE, Infant (1852-1852): born on trail, after death of mother an absence of milk caused the infant to die of starvation even though women in the train attempted to prepare substitues

*5: WYLIE, Mr. ( - ): m'd ,

*5: WYLIE, Mrs. ( -1852): m'd WYLIE, []; died of mountain fever in Blue Mountains

YANNKE, Frederick William (1826-1895):

YANTIS, James M.:

YANTIS, William W. (1851- ): m'd 1882 MCILBREE, Mollie

"YANTIS, WILLIAM W.--Born in Saline County, Missouri, on July 6, 1851 ; came to Linn County, Oregon, the next year. Resides at Shedd, and is proprietor of a drug store there. Was married, November 10. 1882, to Miss Mollie Mclbree. They have one child, Mabel Zoe."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 795]

YATES, Joseph:

*21) YATES, William :

YEOMAN, Benjamin:

YEOMAN, Prentiss:

YEOMAN, Sarah

YEOMAN, Solomon:

*4) YEOMAN, Susan Pinney (1832-1928): m'd ANGELL, Thomas; buried Eight Mile Cemetery, Wasco Co, OR

YERGEN, Augustus (1831-1902):

YERGEN, Elizabeth (1833-1905):

YERGEN, William (1827- ):

YOCUM, Mary E. (1844-1925): m'd HALL, [   ]; Mary may actually be an emigrant of 1851

YOES, Mary Ann "Polly"(1830-1899);  m'd  1850 TIGARD, Wilson M. (1826-1882) 

YORK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
YORK, Emily ( -1915): m'd MOORE, [   ]

YORK, Esther: d/o Joseph and Rhoda (Morris) York

YORK, Francis M.: s/o Joseph and Rhoda (Morris) York

YORK, Henry M.: m'd 1862 SLAGLE, Sarah Elizabeth; s/o Joseph and Rhoda (Morris) York

YORK, Jeremiah: s/o Joseph and Rhoda (Morris) York

YORK, John W. (1802- ):

YORK, Joseph Willis: s/o Joseph and Rhoda (Morris) York

YORK, Sarah: d/o Joseph and Rhoda (Morris) York

YORK, William: s/o Joseph and Rhoda (Morris) York

YOUNG, Andrew J. (1835- ):

YOUNG, Isaac (1807- ):

YOUNG, Joseph T. (1805- ):

YOUNG, L. W.:

YOUNG, Martha Jane (13 Nov 1824-20 Aug 1871): m'd 01 Jan 1845 COOKE, William Willis; mother of  (Luellen, Sarah Elizabeth, Mary Francis, Mildred Elvina, Leah Arabella, William Henry, Albert Walker, Mariah Clintonia, John Joseph, David Herbert, infant, Alfred Cobb and James Howell Cooke

YOUNG, S. E. (1838- ): m'd 1872 ALTHOUSE, Naomi

"YOUNG, S. E.--Born in Ohio in 1838; when six years old he accompanied his parents to Iowa, where they resided until 1852, coming then to Oregon. He lived a year in Washington County, but in 1853 settled in Linn County, at Albany, and has resided there since.  Occupation, merchant, and dealer in agricultural implements. Was married in 1872, in Will County, Illinois, to Miss Naomi Althouse, by whom he has had one child, Percy A."  [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 795]

ZELL, Abraham (c1834- ): settled Linn Co

ZELL, John (c1832- ): settled Linn Co

*3) ZICKAFOOSE, Elizabeth Ann (1802-1866): m1.1819 METZKER, Henry (d.1835); m2. LARKIN, Horace Pendleton (d.1852); m3. 1853 MCCLURE, James; mother of Capt. John Metzker who led party to OR (photo is of  Elizabeth and James McClure)

*3) ZICKAFOOSE, Mary Catherine: m'd 1845 DUNBAR, George Washington

ZULLIFORDE, Emma:

ZULLIFORDE, William

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