BERRY, Harriet Scott (1827-1916): m'd HODGES, Charles; accompanied by her husband and children to OR and in 1858 to CA [photo contributed by George Cassady]
The list of emigrants for 1853 is still
incomplete. If you have individuals you wish to add or if you
have corrections to make please contact me at the email address at the
bottom of the page. All additions and corrections are
welcome. If you have a picture of your emigrant ancestor I would
love to include it in the photo gallery.
1853 Oregon Trail Reading Recomendations
*1: Capt. Perman D. Henderson; led a 63 wagon caravan across the trail from Buchanan County, MO to Benton Co, OR.
*2: Capt. Applegate
*3: Capt. Jacob Henkle Sr.; led a party of 21 wagons to Benton Co, OR
*4: Capt. Nelson Davis
*5: Capt. Charles Albright; led party to CA
*6: Capt. William Baird; elected captain of section of train containing 36 wagons
*7: Capt Edward F. Beale--led party to CA
*8: Gustavus Hines led party
*9: Capt. Andrew Johnson Chapman; led a 50 wagon train from IL to Douglas Co, OR
*10: Capt. Count Leonetto Cipriani; led a party to CA with 11 wagons, 24 hired hands, 500 cattle, 600 oxen, 60 horses and 40 mules
*11: Capt. Butler
*12: Capt. Robert George Cusick; led a party of 21 wagons and 80 people. The story of the Cusick Train is contained in a short story entitled "Some Peaches and Two Little Girls".
*13: Capt. Isaac Evans: led party of 12 persons, 4 wagons and 25 handsome horses to CA; had made trips in 1849 and in 1851; left April 4, 1853 and arrived in Sacramento July 4, 1853
*14: Joseph Bogy, who had made the emigration before, led a party with Mr. Lagrave of 25 young drivers, 500 head of cattle and 4,000 sheep to CA
*15: Capt. Vincent Scott McClure of the "Lost Wagon Train of 1853"; Bylaws of the McClure Clan out of Oaktown Township, Knox Co, IN
*16: Capt. Asa McCully
*17 Shelton-Weddle train consisted of 60 wagons. They left St. Joseph, MO 04 May 1853 and arrived on 10 Sep 1853 at Fosters
*18: Longmire-Biles train split with some taking the traditional route down and the Columbia while about 36 wagons and 172 people chose to try a new untried Northern route over the Natchez Pass. The train crossed the Naches River some 68 times before reaching the summit, only to discover there was no road at the top. Oxen donated by Capt. James Biles were slain to make rawhide ropes to lower the wagons down to the Sound.
*19: The Preacher Train came to Oregon via the southern route and included the Burt, Stearns and Royale familys as well as others.
*20: John Fothergill Diary--"With Man and Beast on the Oregon Trail", edited by Rex Morgan, The Runciman Press, Manly, Australia 1993; names mentioned in this diary. Thanks go to Sharon Hobart for abstracting names.
Emigrants of 1853
ABBET, Eliza Jane: m'd 1830 ABBET, Isaiah; maiden name unknown at this time
ABBET, Isaiah (1814- ): m'd 1830 [ ], Eliza Jane
*3) ABOGAST, Robert: hired hand on Henkle train
ADAMS, Esther Ann: m'd 1841 JOHNSON, James Harrison
ADAMS, John:
ADAMS, Melinda Eveline: m'd 1852 ADAMS, Riley; maiden name unknown at this time
ADAMS, Nancy C.: m'd 1849 ADAMS, Stephen D.; maiden name unknown at this time
ADAMS, Riley (c1827- ): m'd 1852 [ ], Melinda Eveline
ADAMS, Stephen D. (1829- ): m'd 1849 [ ], Nancy C.
ADKINS, Edward S. (1825- ): m'd 1848 BUSHNELL, Hellen A.
AGEE, Isaac: emigrant of 1852
AGER, Jerome B. (c1829- ):
ALBEE, Harriet ( -bef 1863): m'd 1838 ALBEE, Simeon; dec by 20 Nov 1862; maiden name unknown at this time
ALBEE, Simeon (1804- ): m'd 1838 [ ], Harriet
ALBRIGHT, Charles Capt.: led party to CA
ALBRIGHT, John (1795- ): m'd 1821 BAKER, Sarah; b. PA; took up DLC #5086 in Clackamas county, later settled in Marion county where he was a brickmaker
ALEXANDER, Elias J. (1831- ): m'd 1851 SMITH, Mary Ann
ALEXANDER, Elizabeth: m1. 1853 ALEXANDER, Joseph R.; m2. after first husband died in 1864; maiden name unknown at this time
ALEXANDER, Joseph R. (1823-1864): m'd 1853 [ ], Elizabeth; died at Horse Shoe Bend near Placerville, Idaho Terr in 1864
ALLEN, Elizabeth (1819-1890): m'd 1836 JONES, Silas Washington Robinson; d/o Thomas and Rachel (Hart) Allen
ALLEN, Miram (1844-1936): m'd 1864 ALLEN, John C.; maiden name unknown at this time
ALLYN, Henry (1794- ): traveled in 3 wagons using Andrew Child's guidebook
AMMONS, Dee R.:
ANDERSON, Anna (1805-1865): m'd 1825 PORTER, Edward; settled Marion Co
ANDERSON, Laura Jane: m'd 1846 ANDERSON, William P.; maiden name unknown at this time
ANDERSON, William P. (1823- ): m'd 1846 [ ], Laura Jane
ARCHIBALD, Elizabeth: m'd 1853 ARCHIBALD, Stephen James; maiden name unknown at this time
ARCHIBALD, Stephen James (1821- ): m'd 1853 [ ], Elizabeth
ARNOLD, Joicy (1819-1870): m'd BROOKS, William W.; d/o Benjamin and Eunice Arnold
*3) ARNOLD, Peter: hired hand on Henkle train
ARNSPIGER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
ARNSPIGER, Alice (1851- ): d/o George
and Martha
(Bell) Arnspiger
ARNSPIGER, Ann (1851- ): d/o Simon and Rachel (Bell) Arnspiger
ARNSPIGER, Emily America (1848- ): d/o George and Martha (Bell) Arnspiger
ARNSPIGER, George (1817- ): m'd 1843 BELL, Martha Lorinda; buried at Riverside Cemetery, Portland, OR
ARNSPIGER, Henry (1853- ): s/o George and Martha (Bell) Arnspiger
ARNSPIGER, Sarah Frances (1850- ): d/o George and Martha (Bell) Arnspiger
ARNSPIGER, Simon Peter (1824- ): m'd 1849 BELL, Rachel; buried Alford Cemetery, Harrisburg; nephew of George Arnspiger
ARNSPIGER, William (1846- ): s/o George and Martha (Bell) Arnspiger
ASHBY, George B. (1826- ): m'd 1854 [ ], Martha Ann
*20: ASHMAN, Mr.:
ATHERTON, John B. (1800- ): m'd c1826 [ ], Martha
ATHERTON, Martha: m'd c1826 ATHERTON, John B.; maiden name unknown at this time
ATKESON, George L. (1809- ): m'd 1831 [ ], Amelia Melinda
ATKESON, Amelia Melinda: m'd 1831 ATKESON, George L.; maiden name unknown at this time
ATKINS, William (1822- ):
ATTERBURY
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
ATTERBURY, Mary Emmaline (1831-1896):
m'd 1845
MULKEY, Solomon;
bur Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Philomath, OR
ATWOOD, Aucelius F.:
ATWOOD, Aucelius Mrs:
ATWOOD, Child1: d/o Aucelius Atwood
ATWOOD, Child2: d/o Aucelius Atwood
ATWOOD, Child3: d/o Aucelius Atwood
AUSTEN
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
AUSTEN, Susanna: m'd 1832 GRUBBS, John
AYERS, Prudence (1800- ): m'd 1839 BASEY, Joseph J.
BABCOCK, Mortimer O. (1818- ): m'd 1845 BRODY, Eleanor
BACKENSTOCK, John F.:
BAGLEY, Joseph: m'd 1859 GORDON, Martha Adeline; appears to have been emigrant of 1849
BAGLEY, Samuel: m'd 1859 GORDON, Elizabeth Ann; appears to have been emigrant of 1849
BAIRD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*6) BAIRD, Elizabeth (c1852- ): d/o
William and
Margaret (McBride) Baird
*6) BAIRD, Harriet (c1846- ): d/o William and Margaret (McBride) Baird
*6) BAIRD, Julia A. (c1841- ): d/o William and Margaret (McBride) Baird
*6) BAIRD, Margaret (1849- ): m'd BLAKELEY, [ ], d/o William and Margaret (McBride) Baird
*6) BAIRD, Nathan (c1844 ): s/o William and Margaret (McBride) Baird
*6) BAIRD, William C. (1815-c1880): m'd 1837 MCBRIDE, Margaret Ann; settled about 15 miles south of Eugene; father of 9 children
BAKER
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BAKER, Child1: s/o John Baker
BAKER, Child2: s/o John Baker
BAKER, Eliza (1850- ): d/o Endemian and Sarah Baker
BAKER, Endemian (1811- ): m'd [ ], Sarah Jane
BAKER, Henry:
BAKER, John:
BAKER, John Mrs.:
BAKER, Moses Madison:
BAKER, Parmelia: m'd TUCTNESS, William James
BAKER, Sarah Jane (1821- ): m'd BAKER, Endemian; maiden name unknown at this time
BAKER, Sorenza (1836- ): d/o Endemian and Sarah Baker
BAKER, William A.:
BAKER, Williamson P.:
*3) BALL, John: hired help on Henkle train
BALTIMORE, John: s/o [] and Exeline (Cason) Baltimore; came with mother and step-father, Jesse Ward
BALTIMORE, Philip: s/o [] and Exeline (Cason) Baltimore; came with mother and step-father, Jesse Ward
BALTIMORE, W.V.: s/o [] and Exeline (Cason) Baltimore; came with mother and step-father, Jesse Ward
BANGASSER, Barbara ( -1863): m'd 1845 BANGASSER, George Sr.; maiden name not known at this time
BANGASSER, George Sr. (1820-1886): m'd 1845 [ ], Barbara
BARGER, Samuel P.:
BARGER, William D. (1823- ): m'd 1851 MULKEY, Elizabeth
*3: BARKER, Caroline: m'd WOOD, Joseph
*3: BARKER, Clement: m'd HENKLE, Christina
*3: BARKER, Elizabeth: d/o Clement and Christina (Henkle) Barker
*3: BARKER, Ellen: d/o Clement and Christina (Henkle) Barker
*3: BARKER, Jacob: m'd MONTGOMERY, Rebecca; s/o Clement and Christina (Henkle) Barker
*3: BARKER, Sarah: d/o Clement and Christina (Henkle) Barker
*3: BARKER, William: s/o Clement and Christina (Henkle) Barker
*3: BARNARD, Mr.: m'd KING, Anna
BARNES, John C.:
BARNETT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BARNETT, Elijah M.:
BARNETT, Ephraim:
BARNETT, George H. Jr.:
BARNETT, George H. Sr.:
BARNETT, John P.:
BARNETT, Robert:
BARNEY, Esther:
BARNEY, Mary:
BARNEY, Susan Ann: m'd CONLEE, James Reuben
BARNEY, William:
BARR, Eliza (1847- ): d/o Jesse and Anna (Kirk) Barr
BARR, Emeline (1846- ): d/o Jesse and Anna (Kirk) Barr
BARR, James M. (1843- ): s/o Jesse and Anna (Kirk) Barr
BARR, Jesse (1818- ): m'd 1842 KIRK, Anna
BARR, Lucretia:
BARR, Nancy (1852- ): d/o Jesse and Anna (Kirk) Barr
BARR, Rebecca (1849- ): d/o Jesse and Anna (Kirk) Barr
BARROWS, William F.:
BARTON, John:
BASEY, Joseph J. (1817-1894): m'd 1839 AYERS, Prudence
BATCHELLOR
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BATCHELLOR, David (1807-1879): m'd HALL, Amy;
s/o Nehemiah and Rachel Batchellor; Batchellor
Poem
BATCHELLOR, Herman V. (1834-1913): s/o David and Amy (Hall) Batchellor
BATCHELLOR, John W. (1830-1919): s/o David and Amy (Hall) Batchellor
BATCHELLOR, Mary (1843-1855): d/o David and Amy (Hall) Batchellor
BATCHELLOR, Phebe (1838-1858): d/o David and Amy (Hall) Batchellor
BATES, Phineas A. (1832- ):
BEALE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*15:
BEALE,
Charles William (1842-1924): m1. 1881 BROWN, Sarah Jane;
m2. MALONE, Genevieve; m3. 1881 BROWN, Sarah Jane; s/o Tavenor and Ann
E. (Hutchings) Beale
*15: BEALE, Edward F.: led party to CA; Superintendant of CA Indian Affairs
*15: BEALE, Tavenor: m1. HUTCHINGS, Ann Elizabeth; m2. HUTCHINGS, Judith Mariah; s/o Charles and Anna (Kyle) Beale; brother of 1843 pioneer’s George Polk Beale and William Kyle Beale; settled on Wild Horse and engaged in dairying
BEAMER, Henry:
BEAN, Napoleon R.:
BEAVERT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BEAVERT, John (1804-1890): born in SC;
migrated to TN, Ark and then to OR; moved to Arkansas in 1890 where he died
and is buried
BEELER, John:
BEESON, John: m'd WELBORN, Ann; John and Ann Beeson came to America in 1828. They became citizens in
1832. Their only child Welborn Beeson was born July 22, 1836 in
Indiana.
According to diary entries the family was involved in the Undergound Railway
and particated as a safe house for runaway slaves. After his arrival in
the Oregon Country his focus was the plight of the Indians. In 1856 John Beeson was attacked by his neighbors for defending the
indians. John felt that they were being horribly mistreated, and spoke
out forcefully and often. The result was that a mob came to his house
to lynch him. The mob ransacked the house and barn looking for him.
But John Beeson had been warned by a friend, and had fled to the other
end of the valley where he sheltered with a troop of United States
Army heavy dragoons.
John took ship around the tip of South America. He spent the next
decade traveling the lecture circuit in the eastern United States
speaking in favor of indian rights. During this time he wrote a book,
"A Plea for the Indians" which is still in print.
BEESON, Welborn (1836-1892): m'd
BROPHY, Mary
Catherine; on his sixteenth birthday Welborn Beeson decided to keep a
diary, which he did. He wrote in it every day until the day he died
forty years later. Starting in the fall of 1852 the diary chronicles the preparations for
an overland journey to Oregon-detailing such items as the sale of the
farm, the purchase of the wagon, etc. On the early part of the
journey, before they reached the Mississippi river, they bought four
oxen trying to find a pair that was matched and would work together on
the long haul to Oregon.
Welborn Beeson served in the U.S. Army during the Civil War. His unit
was not called to duty in the east. He spent his life in southern
Oregon, being several times arrested for his work helping the indians, giving them food and shelter when they were in need.
BELL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BELL, Martha Lorinda: m'd 1843
ARNSPIGER, George;
oldest d/o Nathaniel and Mary (Thompkins) Bell
BELL, Nathaniel: m'd THOMPKINS, Mary; m2. 1859 FARLEY, Priscilla
BELL, Rachel (1829- ): m'd 1849 ARNSPIGER, Simon; d/o Nathaniel and Mary (Thompkins) Bell; buried at Alford Cemetery, Harrisburg, OR
BELSHAW
RESEARCHER:
BELSHAW, Candace:
BELSHAW, George Jr.: traveled in 3 wagons using Andrew Child's guidebook; recorded daily events in journal (MSS #1508); departed Fulton Co, IL 27 Mar 1853 and arrived 06 Sep 1853
BELSHAW, George Sr.:
BENNETT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BENNETT, Alexander: m'd [ ], Sarah
Catherine
BENNETT, Charles Henry (1818- ): m'd 1840 [ ], Mary
BENNETT, Cyrus (1852- ): m'd 1876 DEARDORF, Sarah Elizabeth; s/o Charles and Mary Bennett
BENNETT, Eliza Jane (c1848- ): m'd MATLOCK, Edward; d/o Charles and Mary Bennett
BENNETT, James R. (1851- ): m'd 1873 BROWN, Ellen; s/o Charles and Mary Bennett
BENNETT, John (c1842- ): s/o Charles and Mary Bennett
BENNETT, Mary A. (c1845- ): m'd MATLOCK, Cass; d/o Charles and Mary Bennett
BENTLEY, Joseph E.
*3: BERNARD, Sidney: hired hand on Henkle train
BERRY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BERRY, Joseph F. (1819- ): m'd 1849 [
], Lucinda
BERRY, Harriet Scott (1827-1916): m'd HODGES,
Charles; accompanied by her husband and children to OR and in 1858 to CA [photo
contributed by George Cassady]
BERRY, Lucinda: m'd 1849 BERRY, Joseph F.; maiden name unknown at this time
BERRY, Thomas F.: m'd TIMBERLAKE, Martha Jane; left Shelbyville, IN Apr 1853; reached Tumwater on Puget Sound 20 Sep 1853
*20: BEVAN, Lewis Mr. and Mrs.: bound for CA
BEWLEY
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BEWLEY, Sarah Elizabeth (1810-1891): m'd 1829
LADY, William Gifford; d/o John G. and Catherine (Hunter) Bewley
BLACK, Elizabeth Amanda (1814- ): m'd 1832 CAMPBELL, James Givens; settled in Polk Co; buried Salt Creek Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
BETTS, George W.:
BIDWELL, Orlando:
BIGELOW, Abigail: m'd 1833 BYRD, John
BIGGERS, Creed T.: m'd 1840 [ ], Nancy; maiden name unknown at this time
BIGGERS, Nancy (1818-1894): m'd 1840 BIGGERS, Creed T.
BILES
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*18): BILES, James: settled in Washington;
killed several
of his poorest
steers to make a rope to descend a precipice; was reportedly a co-captain on
the first wagon train on the Natchez Pass
*18): BILES, Rebecca:
*18): BILES, Susan Isabel (c1846- ): m'd DREW, [ ]; wrote 9 page reminiscence (MSS #1508)
BILYEU, David Porter (1849-1906): m'd 1872 CRABTREE, Malinda F.; s/o John and Nancy (Workman) Bilyeu
BILYEU, George (1826-1901): Never Married; s/o Peter and Jane (Coker) Bilyeu; lived with brother, John
BILYEU, John Long (1824-1892): m'd 1848 WORKMAN, Nancy Frances; s/o Peter and Jane (Coker) Bilyeu
BILYEU, Peter R. (1850-1927): m'd 1876 REILEY, Malinda Catherine; s/o John and Nancy (Workman) Bilyeu
BISHOP, Hiram S.:
BLACK, Elizabeth Amanda (1814- ): m'd 1832 CAMPBELL, James Givens; buried at Salt Creek Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
BLACKBURN, Henry:
BLAIR, Child1: s/o Colbert P. Blair
BLAIR, Child2: s/o Colbert P. Blair
BLAIR, Child3: s/o Colbert P. Blair
BLAIR, Child4: s/o Colbert P. Blair
BLAIR, Child5: d/o Colbert P. Blair
BLAIR, Child6: d/o Colbert P. Blair
BLAIR, Child1: s/o Thomas J. Blair
BLAIR, Colbert P.:
BLAIR, Colbert P. Mrs:
BLAIR, Thomas J.:
BLAIR, Thomas J. Mrs.:
BLANDING, Martin:
BLISH, Henrietta:
BLISH, Mr.:
BOGGS, James (1808- ): m'd 1842 [ ], Almeda
*14: BOGY, Joseph: had made the trip before; set out with Mr. Lagrave with some 25 young drivers, about 500 cattle and around 4,000 sheep
BOLEJACK, Abraham (1803- ): m'd 1825 [ ], Mary
BOLEJACK, Mary: m'd 1825 BOLEJACK, Abraham; maiden name unknown at this time
BOLTON, Daniel:
BOND, Albert Benton (1850-1923): m'd 1873 BEELER, Cornelia J.; s/o Nathan and Elizabeth (Trailer) Bond; born in IA just prior to emigration
*15: BOND, Allen (1833-1902): m'd ROBINSON, Rachel
*4: BOND, Ann: m'd TONG, James; d/o John and Sarah (Chastain) Bond
BOND, Anna (1842-1936): m'd 1859 REED, John; d/o Nathan and Elizabeth (Trailer) Bond
BOND, Benjamin F. (1844 -1871): Never Married; s/o Nathan and Elizabeth (Trailer) Bond
BOND, Caroline (1840-1912): m'd 1858 COX, Lewis; d/o Nathan and Elizabeth (Trailer) Bond
*4: BOND, Ebenezer: s/o William Bond; mother died on trail, stayed with Solomon Bond family until his father remarried; moved to CA as a young man
*4: BOND, Elizabeth: m1. DAVIS, Nelson; m2. FERRELL, Ferdinand; d/o John and Sarah (Chastain) Bond
*4: BOND, Emma (1853-1862): d/o William Bond; born on trail
*4: BOND, George W. Rev. (1818-c1879): m'd 1838 STILWELL, Elizabeth s/o John and Sarah (Chastain) Bond; kept journal of his experiences on the trail in 1853
*15: BOND, Isaac William: m'd MCCLURE, Hetty
*4: BOND, James: s/o William Bond; mother died on trail, stayed with Solomon Bond family until his father remarried; moved to CA as a young man
*4: BOND, John Rev. (1797-1864): m'd CHASTAIN, Sarah
*4: BOND, Lydia Ann (1843-1910): m'd 1861 CLARK, Owen D.; d/o Solomon and Huldah (Hayes) Bond
*4: BOND, Mary Louisa (1849-1876): m'd 1866 CUMMINGS, Henry; d/o Solomon and Huldah (Hayes) Bond; bur Pine Grove Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
BOND, Nathan Walker (1816-1889): m'd 1840 TRAILER, Elizabeth Jane; s/o Jesse and Susannah (Crain) Bond
*4: BOND, Rebecca: m'd DAVIS, Isaac; d/o John and Sarah (Chastain) Bond
*4: BOND, Rebecca Hannah (1846-1846): died prior to emigration d/o Solomon and Huldah (Hayes) Bond
*4: BOND, Seth: s/o William Bond; mother died on trail, stayed with Solomon Bond family until his father remarried; moved to CA as a young man
*4: BOND, Solomon (1819-1900): m'd 1842 HAYES, Huldah; s/o John and Sarah (Chastain) Bond; settled Linn Co; bur Smith Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
*4: BOND, Susan: m'd DAVIS, Harmon; d/o John and Sarah (Chastain) Bond
*4: BOND, Susan Augusta (1852-1886): m'd 1872 BRIDGEFARMER, Alanson; d/o Solomon and Huldah (Hayes) Bond; bur Smith Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
BOND, Susannah (1846-1853): d/o Nathan and Elizabeth (Trailer) Bond; died prior to emigration
*4: BOND, William: baby born 24 Aug 1853, wife died 15 Sep 1853 on eastern slope of Mt. Hood
*4: BOND, William Henry (1847-1913): m'd 1867 KIRK, Sarah; s/o Solomon and Huldah (Hayes) Bond
BONHAM, Benjamin Franklin (1828-1906): m'd 1858 BAKER, Mildred A.
BORDEN, Phebe Hannah (1817-1873): m'd 1838 CONNOR, Thomas Jefferson Rev.; buried in Mount Union Cemetery, Philomath, Benton Co, OR
BOWEN, Sarah: m1. SMITH, []; m2. BLUE, Amos
BOWERS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BOWERS,
John (1820-1897): m'd FARNER, Maria; settled in Benton Co; 1860 living in Coast
Fork, Lane Co, OR; buried in Shields Cemetery, Cottage Grove, OR
BOWERS, Solomon (1841-1929): s/o John and Maria (Farner) Bowers; died in Philomath, OR and is buried in Junction City IOOF Cemetery
BOWMAN, J. Soule': led party of about 12 to CA
BOYCE, Davis:
BREWER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BREWER, David (1810- ): m'd 1834 SMALL,
Susan;
settled in Marion Co
BREWER, David W. (1847- ): s/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer
BREWER, George (1837- ): s/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer
BREWER, James (1836- ): s/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer
BREWER, John Franklin (1842-1905): m'd 1872 STANTON, Adora Belle; s/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer; settled in Marion Co; went to Sublimity College; taught school; moved to Umatilla Co 1870; 1871 to Walla Walla, WA; spent the remainder of his life farming in the Walla Walla, WA area
BREWER, Mary A. (1845- ): d/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer
BREWER, Nancy Jane (1840- ): d/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer
BREWER, Sarah E. (1848- ): d/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer
BREWER, William R. (1839- ): s/o David and Susan (Small) Brewer
BRIGMAN, Isaac:
BRINGAR, Mary Ann: m'd FLOURNOY, Hoy Bernard
BRINGLE, Daniel:
BRIODY, Barney:
BROOKS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BROOKS, Dorothy Frances (1847-1864):
Never married; d/o William and Joicy (Arnold) Brooks
BROOKS, Elizabeth Ann (1836- ): m1. 1854 FARRIER, William; m2. STARR, (Unknown); d/o William and Ann (Killpatrick) Brooks; mother of four children (Francis Marion, Clara Belle, Susan, Fred)
BROOKS, Eunice Isabella (1843-1864): m'd 1862
RAYMOND, Samuel; d/o William and Joicy (Arnold) Brooks
BROOKS, John Bastion
(1850-1864): Never married; s/o William and Joicy (Arnold) Brooks
BROOKS,
Mary (1853-1871): Never married; d/o William and Joicy (Arnold) Brooks
BROOKS, William Henry (1841-1871): Never Married; s/o William and Joicy (Arnold) Brooks
BROOKS, William Woiland (1816 -1895): m1. 1833 KILLPATRICK, Ann (d.1836); m2. ARNOLD, Joicy; m2. BRANDENBURGE, L. J. Sisney
BROWN, Henry R. (1829- ): m'd BEAMSLEY, Martha M.; may be emigrant of 1852; emigrated to Jacksonville where he resided on the Little Butte; returned to WI in 1860 and brought back large number of fine horses which he raised for the stage lines; died at Brownsville, Linn Co, OR
BROWN, Horace (1821- ):
*2: BROWN, Isham ( -1838): died
in Arrow Rock Township, Saline Co, MO in 1838 and was buried on the
farm there; it was originally thought he had made the emigration to
Oregon with his daughter's family
*2: BROWN, Martha "Patsy" (1794-1874): m'd 1813 CREECY, Bennett; d/o Isham Brown
*7: BROWN, Richard; employee in Edward F. Beale party to CA
BROWN, Samuel:
BROWNSON, Julius:
*15: BRUCE, David C.:
*15: BRUCE, Sarah (1837-1858): m'd 1834 MCCLURE, Vincent Scott; d/o Major William and Sally (Polk) Bruce
BRUGGER, Jacob:
BRUGGER, John J.:
BRUGGER, Peter:
BRUMFIELD, Child: d/o James Brumfield
BRUMFIELD, James B.:
BRUMFIELD, James B. Mrs.:
BRYANT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*8: BRYANT, Charles W. (1827- ): m'd
c1847 [ ], Mary
*8: BRYANT, Henry Clay (c1850- ): s/o Thomas and Sarah (Partan) Bryant
*8: BRYANT, Mary: m'd c1847 BRYANT, Charles W.; maiden name unknown at this time
*8: BRYANT, Thomas Perrin (1824-1895): m'd 1849 PARTAN, Sarah Ann; settled in Lane Co until 1861 when his home was destroyed by floods; moved to Benton Co; buried in Kings Valley Cemetery
BUCHANON, Elizabeth (1815-1898): m'd 1836 HUBBARD, Eli; was third wife of Eli Hubbard; emigrated with 6 small children ranging in age from 4-12
BUCKINGHAM, Elizabeth:
BULLOCK, Charles J.
BURGIN, Thomas:
BURNETT, John Sims:
BURNETT, Josiah A. ( -1876): m'd 1857 FOSTER, Lucy A.
BURNETT, Lucy:
BURNETT, Lydia:
BURNETT, Peter:
*19: BURT, Amaratha: m'd NYE, Chauncy; moved to Jackson County to teach.
*19: BURT, Martin: emigrated with family members; settled east of Roseburg, Douglas Co, OR
BUSHNELL, Hellen A.: m'd 1848 ADKINS, Edward S.
BUSHNELL, Jason A.:
BUSHNELL, John Corydon:
BUSHNELL, Ursula:
BUSTER, Samuel Clinton (1833-1914): m'd 1855 OLINGER, Nancy Jane
BUTCHER, James:
*11: BUTLER, Asa Douglas (1843-1943): s/o Ira and Mary (Davidson) Butler
*11: BUTLER, Augustus Peter (1846-1887): s/o Ira and Mary (Davidson) Butler
*11: BUTLER, Eliza (1816-1864): m'd GROUND, Edward; d/o Peter and Rachel (Murphy) Butler
*11: BUTLER, Elizabeth Hannah (1829-1866): m'd HUTCHINSON, Thomas Hanna; d/o Peter and Rachel (Murphy) Butler
*11: BUTLER, Ira F.M. (1812- ): m'd 1835 DAVIDSON, Mary Ann
*11: BUTLER, Margaret (1822-1871): m'd SMITH, Isaac
*11: BUTLER, Margaret (1852- ): d/o Ira and Mary (Davidson) Butler
*11: BUTLER, Newton (1837-1889): s/o Ira and Mary (Davidson) Butler
*11: BUTLER, Paradine (1839-1859): m'd REYNOLDS, William F.; d/o Ira and Mary (Davidson) Butler
*11: BUTLER, Peter (1789-1856): m'd MURPHY, Rachel Cook
*11: BUTLER, Sanford:
*11: BUTLER, Thomas (1812- ): m'd 1835 [ ], Minerva
BUTTON, Cynthia (1804- ): m'd 1825 FISK, William Avery; d/o Rufus and Phoebe (Page) Button; settled in Lane Co
BUTTS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
BUTTS, Elizabeth Jane (1825- ): m1. 1842 POLAND,
William Marion (d. 1845); m2. c1848 ENSLEY, Solomon; d/o Stephen and Theodosia
(Francis) Butts
BUTTS, Emily Ann (1812-1862): died in Washington; d/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts
BUTTS, Francisco (1854- ): s/o Stephen and Hannah (Baker) Butts; born in February after arrival
BUTTS, George Joseph Maxfield (1825- ): s/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts; no clear if he made the emigration
BUTTS, James Lewis (1843-1920 ): m1. 1872 POWELL, Elizabeth Catherine; m2. FERROW, Mrs.; s/o Stephen and Hannah (Baker) Butts
BUTTS, Lucy Ann (1846-1882): m'd 1864 TAYLOR, William ; d/o Stephen and Hannah (Baker) Butts
BUTTS, Melissa Willa (1839-1873): m'd 1851 TAYLOR, Darius William; d/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts
BUTTS, Moses Blakeslee (1837-1853): s/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts; died on trail
BUTTS, Pashia Theodosia (1834-1853): d/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts; died on trail
BUTTS, Sarah Maria (1821-1890): m1. 1841 HENDERSON, Aaron; m2. NICHOLS, William; d/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts
BUTTS, Stephen Benjamin (1849-1930): s/o Stephen and Hannah (Baker) Butts
BUTTS, Stephen Benjamin Jr. (1818-1899): m'd 1838 BAKER, Hannah Ellen; s/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts; buried Kinder Cemetery, Deer Island, OR
BUTTS, Stephen Benjamin Josiah Dr. (1789 -1854): m'd FRANCIS, Theodosia; died in what is now Woodland, Cowlitz Co, WA
BUTTS, Washington Zedediah Brown (1814-1897): s/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts; unclear if he emigrated in 1853 but does show up in Washington later; buried Kinder Cemetery, Deer Island, OR
BUTTS, William Henry Harrison (1840-1906): m'd 1861 POWERS, Artemisa M.; s/o Stephen and Theodosia (Francis) Butts
BUTTS, William Wallace (1841-1891): m'd ROBINSON, Rachel Jane; s/o Stephen and Hannah (Baker) Butts
BUXTON, David F. (1831- ): m'd 1853 [ ], Fanny
BYRD, John (1812- ): m'd 1833 BIGELOW, Abigail
CALDWELL, Arlen P. (1837- ): m'd 1858 McCullough, Mary J.; s/o William and Hannah Caldwell; settled Benton Co
*20: CALDWELL, Dr.:
CALDWELL, Elizabeth Jane (1833- ): m1. 1851 MCCARTNEY, John B.; m2. 1882 MORSE, H.C.; d/o James and Nancy (McCoy) Caldwell
CALDWELL, Hannah G.: m'd 1816 CALDWELL, William; settled Benton Co
CALDWELL, James A. (c1828- ): s/o William and Hannah Caldwell; settled Benton Co
CALDWELL, William (1789- ): m'd 1816 [ ], Hannah G.; settled Kings Valley, Benton Co, OR
CAMPBELL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CAMPBELL, Eliza (1846- ):
d/o James and Elizabeth (Black) Campbell
CAMPBELL, Elizabeth Amanda (1838- ): m'd 1856 FRAZER, Lucian Bonaparte; d/o James and Elizabeth (Black) Campbell; buried in Bethel Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
CAMPBELL, James Givens (1810- ): m'd 1832 BLACK, Elizabeth Amanda; settled in Polk Co; bur Salt Creek Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
CAMPBELL, James Madison (1833-1922): s/o James and Elizabeth (Black) Campbell; twin
CAMPBELL, Orpha A. (1848- ): d/o James and Elizabeth (Black) Campbell
CAMPBELL, Sarah Francis (1851- ): d/o James and Elizabeth (Black) Campbell
CAMPBELL, Thomas Jefferson (1833 - ): s/o James and Elizabeth (Black) Campbell; twin
CAMPBELL, William Green (1842 - ): s/o James and Elizabeth (Black) Campbell
CANNON, Richard Lee: m'd CHAPMAN, Mary Adeline
CANTRELL, Ari A. (1850-1857): s/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, Elizabeth (1840-1925): m'd 1866 BANFIELD, William; d/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, John (1835-1909): [ ], Sarah; s/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, Joseph Orr (1849- ): s/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, Louise (1837-1857): m'd HONIG, Gustave; d/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, Margaret (1853-1870): d/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, Philip (1810- ): m1. RICHEY, Mary; FEIDWERT, Sarah Mrs.; s/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, Rebecca Ann (1841-1857): m'd RICHARDSON, John W.; d/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, Sarah A. (1845- ): m'd RUSH, [ ]; d/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CANTRELL, William Robert (1842- ):
s/o Philip and Mary (Richey) Cantrell
CARDWELL
FAMILY
RESEARCHER:
CARDWELL, Mary ( -1853): m1. HOLT,
Thomas; m2.
1852 KLINE, John L.;
Mary had two sons by her first husband, Francis Asbury and Samuel
Hamilton Holt; emigrated in 1847 with
first husband who died in Kansas; Mary remarried John Kline and
emigrated
again in 1853; Mary died near Ft. Boise in childbirth; her daughter,
Mary Serene Kline was born at Rock Creek; after entering Oregon, the
Benton county court named John L. Kline guardian of Francis and Samuel
Holt. The family relocated to Walla Walla about 1865 and
Lewiston, ID
about 1870.
CAROTHERS, Erwin (1824- ): m'd 1848 [ ], Hilah Ann
CAROTHERS, Hilah Ann: m'd 1848 CAROTHERS, Erwin; maiden name unknown at this time
CARPENTER, Amanda ( - 1853): m'd MULKEY, John Lewis; died of Mountain fever on August 10, 1853 on the Snake River in Idaho while enroute to Oregon *per desc Trudy Drew
CARPENTER, Rober A. (1823- ): m'd 1843 [ ], Ellen
CARSON, George W. (1808- ): m'd 1829 [ ], Nancy
*20: CARSON, Mr.
CARSON, Nancy: m'd 1829 CARSON, George W.; maiden name unknown at this time
CARTER, Joseph (1806- ): m'd 1858 Splawn (RIGGS), Anna
CASE, Laban (1819- ): m'd 1844 [ ], Eliza Ann
CASON, Delila: m'd 1842 CASON, Hilleary; maiden name unknown at this time
CASON, Exeline: m1. BALTIMORE, []; m2. WARD, Jesse; came with second husband, her children from first marriage, his children from his first marriage and the children from their marriage; settled in the Waldo Hills of Marion Co
CASON, Hilleary (c1818- ): m'd 1842 [ ], Delila
CATE, John T. (1807-1856): m'd 1840 PATTERSON, Sarah Ann
CATHEY, William G. (1833- ): m'd 1853 [ ], Thursy J.
CAWOOD, J.C.:
CHAMBERLAIN, James L. (1830- ): m'd 1853 [ ], Christianna
CHANDLER, Melissa D.: m'd 1842 THAYER, Andrew Jackson
CHAPMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*9: CHAPMAN, Andrew Johnson
(1820-1895): m'd MARKS,
Sarah; led a fifty wagon train from IL to Douglas
County; settled first on Buckhorn Creek; Andrew's brother, George
Jefferson Chapman took the Buckhorn Creek land for his DLC when Andrew
moved east of Canyonville and took up DLC #43
*9: CHAPMAN, Celestia (1844- ): d/o Andrew and Sarah (Marks) Chapman
*9: CHAPMAN, Daniel (1831- ): m'd 1865 NEIL, Sarah A.; s/o Samuel and Sarah (Smeed) Chapman; drove wagon for Enoch Walker; settled near Ashland
*9: CHAPMAN, Delila Ellen (c1851- ): d/o Andrew and Sarah (Marks) Chapman
*9: CHAPMAN, Henry (1833-1905): s/o Samuel and Sarah (Smeed) Chapman; drove wagon for C. Fruit Walker family; went to CA to work in mines but returned to Southern Oregon due to poor health; was mauled by a grizzly bear which left him with severe injuries to his neck and shoulder, although he lived he never regained strength on that side; traveled extensively with his sister; eventually returned to Southern Oregon where he died at 72
*9: CHAPMAN, Mary Elizabeth (c1846- ): d/o Andrew and Sarah (Marks) Chapman
CHAPPELL, Pelatia:
*4) CHASTAIN, Sarah (1797-1860): m'd BOND, John Rev.
CHENERY, Albion P. (1821- ): m'd 1854 CLARK, Harriet Ann
CHITWOOD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CHITWOOD, Alice: m'd 1817 CHITWOOD,
William (a
cousin)
CHITWOOD, Euphama Jane: m'd KITTERMAN, William Harrison; d/o James and Alisa (Chitwood) Chitwood
CHITWOOD, James (1795-1865): m'd 1817 CHITWOOD, Alice (a cousin)
CHITWOOD, James T.: m'd 1847 [ ], Margaret
CHITWOOD, Jefferson (c1804-1871): m'd [ ], Mary
CHITWOOD, Jesse K. (1820- ): m'd 1846 [ ], Rebecca Ann
CHITWOOD, Margaret: m'd 1847 CHITWOOD, James T.; maiden name unknown at this time
CHITWOOD, Mary (c1807-1871): m'd CHITWOOD, Jefferson; maiden name unknown at this time
CHITWOOD, Rebecca Ann: m'd 1846 CHITWOOD, Jesse K.; maiden name unknown at this time
CHRISMAN, A.C.:
CHURCH, Andrew: m'd 1828 GUNSAULES, Mary Ann
CHURCHILL, James M.:
CIPRIANI, Leonetto Count: led a party to CA with 11 wagons, 24 hired hands, 500 cattle, 600 oxen, 60 horses and 40 mules
CLARK
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CLARK, George H. ( -1868):
m'd 1841 HERRELL, Mary A.;
s/o Thomas and Elizabeth (Hodgson) Clark (pioneers of 1851)
CLARK, Sarah Celeste "Sally" (1810- ): m'd 1830 POPPLETON, William
CLARK, Thomas:
CLEAVER, John W.:
CLEHOUS, Jackson W. (1825-1883 ): m'd 1851 [ ], Margaret Ellen; died in Danville, Harper Co, KS
CLEHOUS, Margaret Ellen: m'd 1851 CLEHOUS, Jackson W.; maiden name unknown at this time
CLYMER, Mary Ann (1822-1895): m'd 1841 SHORT, John Wesley Rev; d/o Christian Clymer
*11: CODINGTON, Jacob:
COFFEY, Mary L. (1833-1922): m'd ABBOTT, [ ]
COLLARD, William H. (1833-1900): m'd 1868 SMITH, Clarinda A.; d/o John and Mary Collard
COMPTON
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
COMPTON, George Washington (1853-1925): s/o James W. and Melinda (Sumpter)
Compton; born March 16, 1853 just 11 days before they left on the wagon train
to Oregon; buried in Providence Cemetery
COMPTON, James William (1831-1916) m'd
1852 SUMPTER, Melinda (1836-1926); James was born in
Missouri. His wife was the daughter
of Alexander Sumpter, also on your list. They arrived in Oregon on August 20, 1853 and homesteaded in
Lane County, then sold and moved to Linn County in the Scio area. He was a
farmer and the father of 14 children. He is buried in the Franklin Butte
Cemetery near Scio. [photo contributed by Barbara Criddle; for listing of those
in photo go to photo gallery]
CONDON, Cornelia:
CONDON, James B. ( -1902):
CONDON, Thomas:
CONDRA, Aaron:
CONE, Francis M. (1833-1885):
CONE, Oliver (1819- ):
CONGER
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*3: CONGER, Benona: hired help with
Henkle train
CONGER, Charles Washington (1851- ): s/o Enoch and Pamelia (Hall) Conger
CONGER, Enoch (1819-1894): m'd 1846 HALL, Pamelia
*3: CONGER, Ira C.:
CONGER, Jesse Martin (1848- ): s/o Enoch and Pamelia (Hall) Conger
*3: CONGER, Mark: hired help with Henkle train
CONGER, Mary Elmira (1847- ): d/o Enoch and Pamelia (Hall) Conger
CONGER, Nancy Chiaretta (1850- ): d/o Enoch and Pamelia (Hall) Conger
*3: CONGER, Thomas: hired help with Henkle train
*12: CONKLIN, Thamar (1771-1864): m'd CUSICK, Henry; "Thamar (Conklin) Cusick 1771-1864 arrived 1853 on the Cusick Train led by her son Robert George Cusick, the Capt of the train. She was the widow of Henry Cusick of Wabash Co, Ill who died in 1827. According to the Oregon Pioneer Assoc, Thamar was "the oldest woman to travel the Oregon Trail by ox-wagon"; note: There are a variety of errors that have been perpetuated regarding Thamar Conklin Cusick including the fact that her maiden name was Lewis. Another error was that she was married to a Lewis. This information was derived from the fact that the family bible listed 5 Lewis children and assumption was made that they belonged to Thamar. This is incorrect. Finally, some sources list her parents as William and Jane (Brouwer) Conklin. This is incorrect. Her parents remain unknown. Thamar married Henry Cusick and in 1816 moved with him to Wabash Co, IL. He died in 1827 and Thamar never remarried. Sometime around 1831 she moved with her two sons, Solomon and Robert George to Adams Co, IL where she remained until the family emigrated in 1853. She is buried in Pietrok Cemetery.
CONKRIGHT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CONKRIGHT, Lucy Ann (1832-1861): m'd
1851 RICHARDSON,
Thomas Jefferson;
d/o Jacob and Mary (Hill) Conkright; buried Providence Cemetery, Linn
Co, OR
CONKRIGHT, Martha Ann (1840-1922): m'd HAZELTON, H.; d/o Jacob and Mary (Hill) Conkright; buried Providence Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CONKRIGHT, Mary Ann (1835-1922): m'd 1854 RICHARDSON, John Wesley; d/o Jacob and Mary (Hill) Conkright; buried Providence Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CONLEE, James Reuben (1825- ): m'd BARNEY, Susan Ann
CONLEY, Susan (1811-1869): m'd 1826 FICKLE, Abner
CONNOR, James Edward (1851-1934): m'd 1872 HENKLE, Nancy Caroline; s/o Thomas and Phebe (Borden) Connor; father died prior to emigration; settled on DLC in Benton Co; died in Portland, Multnomah Co, OR
CONNOR, John O.:
*20: CONNOR, Mr.:
CONNOR, Thomas Jefferson Rev. (1821-bef 1900): m1. 1838 BORDEN, Phebe Hannah; m2. 1873 DOYLE, Mary E.; minister who emigrated in 1853 to join the Oregon colony regionalist; settled in Benton Co; returned east after death of first wife and remarried; appears he may have remained in IN; departed Andersonville, IN 09 Mar 1853 and arrived in Salem 07 Oct 1853; 12 pp diary (MSS #1508)
COOKSEY, Hiram:
COONCE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
COONCE, Alfred L. (1843- ): s/o Felix and Lucinda
(Gibson) Coonce
COONCE, Edward B. (1851-1900): m'd BOWEN, Thelma; s/o Felix and Lucinda (Gibson) Coonce; 1894 was living in Lake Co, OR; died in New Pine Creek, Lake Co, OR
COONCE, Felix (1815-1873 ): m'd 1837 GIBSON, Lucinda; s/o Nicholas and Rebecca (McConnell) Coonce; settled at Parkersville, Marion Co, OR; buried Claggett Cemetery, Keizer, Marion Co, OR
COONCE, Henry Gyer: s/o Felix and Lucinda (Gibson) Coonce; in 1894 was living in Big Bend country, WA
COONCE, Lycurgus: in 1894 was living in Lake Co, OR
COONCE, Oregon (1849-1898): s/o Felix and Lucinda (Gibson) Coonce; 1894 resided in Big Bend country, WA; buried Claggett Cemetery, Keizer, Marion Co, OR
COONCE, Phillip M.(1841- ): m'd 1877 DESART, Laura W.O.; s/o Felix and Lucinda (Gibson) Coonce; 1894 resided in Clackamas Co, OR
COONCE, Priscilla (1847- ): d/o Felix and Lucinda (Gibson) Coonce
COOPER, Harben M.:
COPENHAVER, Michael:
CORNUTT, Alfred Rev. (1812- ): m'd 1832 DELPH, Mary "Polly"
*7: COSGROVE, J.: employee in Edward F. Beale party to CA
COULSON, Isaac (1813-1878):
COUGLE, Abram: see 1852 emigration list
COX, Benjamin B.:
COX, Cora A.:
COX, Esther Ann (1817-1893): m'd 1837 GUNSAULES, Manuel
COYLE, Alexander: m'd EVERHARD, Helen; s/o James and Charlotte (Scott) Coyle
COYLE, Ellen: m'd VANWASSENHOVEN, Frank; d/o James and Charlotte (Scott) Coyle
COYLE, James J. Jr. (1847-1917): m'd RAY, Etta Henrietta; s/o James and Charlotte (Scott) Coyle
COYLE, James Sr. (1817-1897): SCOTT, Charlotte
CRABB, Andrew J. (1829- ):
CRABB, Joseph:
CRABB, Joseph N. (1832- ):
CRABTREE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CRABBTREE, Dove:
CRABBTREE, George (1837-1908): m'd [ ], Fairlotta
CRABTREE, James Isaiah (1834-1905): m'd 1864 SHELTON, Martha A.; s/o Washington and Susannah (Crabtree) Crabtree; buried John Wisner Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CRABTREE, Newton:
CRABTREE, Phoebe Ann (1842- ): m'd 1859 MUNKERS, Thomas McLean; d/o Washington and Susannah (Crabtree) Crabtree
CRABTREE, Pliney Purdue (1847-1927): m'd 1902 JOHNSON, Elizabeth "Lizzie"; s/o Washington and Susannah (Crabtree) Crabtree; buried John Wisner Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CRABTREE, Ruth Emeline (1833-1928): m'd 1856 RICHARDSON, Andrew Jackson; d/o Washington and Susannah (Crabtree) Crabtree; buried John Wisner Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CRABTREE, Sarah Jane (1840-1875): m'd 1857 RICHARDSON, Elijah Thompson; d/o Washington and Susannah (Crabtree) Crabtree; buried John Wisner Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CRABTREE, Smythe:
CRABTREE, Susan C. (1849- ): m'd BOGGS, Charles H.; d/o Washington and Susannah (Crabtree) Crabtree
CRABTREE, Susannah (1810-1892): m'd 1831 CRABTREE, Washington; buried John Wisner Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CRABTREE, Washington (1808-1901): m'd 1831 CRABTREE, Susannah; s/o James and Isabel (CARR) Crabtree; buried John Wisner Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CRABTREE, William Y. (1837-1863): s/o Washington and Susannah (Crabtree) Crabtree; buried John Wisner Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
CRAIG, David Watson (1829-1916): m'd 1861 WATEROUS, Wealthy L.; spoke several languages, was an editorial writer at various newspapers; instumental in founding of Republican party in OR
CRAIG, Mary Gillen (1825-1899): m'd RITCHEY, Mathew Dill
CRAWFORD, Alexander:
CREECY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CREECY,
Alexander (1831- ): never married;
s/o Bennett and Martha (Brown) Creecy;
despite hip deformity that left him crippled all his life he still rode
a saddle horse over the trail and was a Post Master of Scappoose;
buried in Central Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co, OR near his parents
[photo contributed by Jessica Daily-Geary]
CREECY, Bennett (1786-1866): m'd 1813 BROWN, Martha "Patsy"; buried in Central Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co, OR.
CREECY,
James Brown (1829-1911): m'd SMITH, Lydia Drucilla;
s/o Bennett and Martha (Brown) Creecy
[photo contributed by Jessica Daily-Geary]
CREECY, Martin VanBuren (1837- ): m'd 1861 SMITH, Emily; s/o Bennett and Martha (Brown) Creecy
CREECY, Mary C. (1827- ): m'd GEISENDORFER, M. John; d/o Bennett and Martha (Brown) Creecy
CRESWELL, Phoebe: m1. BENNETT, Thomas Wood; m2. DELASHMUTT, John Kay
CROUCH, Benjamin A.:
CROW, Garrison:
CROWDER, Solomon W.:
CROZIER, Amasa J.:
CROZIER, James (1798-1853):
CULBERTSON, Andrew:
CUMMINGS, Susan Hannah (1825-1885): m'd FLOWERS, Samuel Bowman; took Elliott Cutoff, member of lost train of 1853
CUNNINGHAM FAMILY RESEARCHER:
CUNNINGHAM, Evelina ( -1862): m'd
CUNNINGHAM,
Pleasant T.
CUNNINGHAM, M.:
CUNNINGHAM, Pleasant: s/o Pleasant and Evelina ( ) Cunningham
CUNNINGHAM, Sarah Drusilla: m'd DODSON, McMinn; d/o [ ] and Evelina ( ) Cunningham
CUPPY, Elizabeth: m'd KENOYER, Jeremiah Rev.
CURL, Bartlett:
CURREY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
also see
CURREY FAMILY
CURREY, Elizabeth Jane: m'd ASHLEY, [];
d/o
Providence Currey
CURREY, George B. ( - 1908): m'd 1864 GAINES, Jennie; s/o Providence Currey; lawyer, military veteran of Indian wars and Civil War
CURREY, Ida: m'd 1867 BENSON, Sanford; d/o Providence Currey
CURREY, James L. ( -1926): m'd 1858 MOOR, Mary L.; divorced in Baker Co in 1885; s/o Providence Currey; moved to TX where he died
CURREY, Mr.: Maggie Baird Blakley of the Baird train wrote "Mr. Curey is about the most homesick person I have ever seen. He wrote sad songs that he sang around the campfire at night." Mr. Curry went back east. He said he "would rather starve among people he knew than to have abundance in a strange country."
CURREY, Mary A.: m'd 1857 MITCHELL, M.W.; d/o Providence Currey
CURREY, Providence M.: m'd 1869 LEE, Sarah; s/o Providence Currey; resided in Grant and Lake Co
CURREY, Providence M. ( -1868): originally settled in Lane Co, but moved to Union county around 1863; three children (Zachariah, Francis M. and Eliza H. Currey were not found after 1850 census and are believed to have not made emigration; one son, Dr. John "Currie" remained in the east and resided in Darlington, IN)
CURREY, William Thomas ( -1915): s/o Providence Currey
CUSICK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*12: CUSICK, Frances Mariah (Jun 1843- ): d/o Robert
and Sarah
(Hollembeak) Cusick; m'd 1860 MARTIN, James L. Dr.
*12: CUSICK, George W. Dr. (c1840- ): m'd STAYTON, Sarah O.; s/o Solomon and Anna (Hollembeak) Cusick; was named Rogert George Cusick Jr but always went by George. In later years he seemed to throw away the Robert altogether and went by George W. Cusick.
*12: CUSICK, Harriet Amanda (1838- ): d/o Solomon and Anna (Hollembeak) Cusick
*12: CUSICK, John Howard (1850- ): s/o Solomon and Anna (Hollembeak) Cusick; enumerated in 1860 census with Solomon and Anna but no relationship listed, am wondering if he might be son of Robert and Sarah Cusick
*12: CUSICK, John Wickliffe (1835- ): m'd 1866 PEEBLER, Salome; s/o Solomon and Anna (Hollembeak) Cusick
*12) CUSICK, Martha Elizabeth (1844- ): m'd 1865 RICHARDSON, C.W.; d/o Solomon and Anna (Hollembeak) Cusick
*12) CUSICK, Mary Jane (1845- ): m'd 1864 WHEELER, Almon; d/o Robert and Sarah (Hollembeak) Cusick
*12: CUSICK, Mary Lovina (Apr 4, 1842- ): m1. MONTGOMERY, William G.; m2. TRASK, John B.; d/o Solomon and Anna (Hollembeak) Cusick
*12): CUSICK, Robert George "George" (1812-1884): m'd HOLLEMBEAK, Sarah Harriet; s/o Henry and Thamar (Conklin) Cusick; accompanied by mother, Thamar Lewis Conklin Cusick; captain of train consisting of 21 wagons and 80 people.
*12): CUSICK, Sarah Elizabeth (Jun 18, 1848- ): m'd DALEY, Edward Judson; d/o Robert and Sarah (Hollembeak) Cusick.
*12): CUSICK, Solomon (Dec 29, 1804-May 6, 1885): m'd 1828 HOLLEMBECK, Anna Maria; s/o Henry and Thamar (Conklin) Cusick. Solomon died at Scio in Linn County but it is believed that Solomon is buried with his wife, Anna Maria at Howell Prairie Cemetery in Marion County. She was listed on the original plot map for the cemetery and a foot stone with AMC was found at the location indicated on the map. There was a foot stone found for him and he was also listed on the plot map. A Cusick researcher believes him to be there also but some descendants believe him to be buried in Linn county. Solomon was the father of 9 children, 6 of whom accompanied him west.
*12: CUSICK, Solomon Franklin "Frank" (Feb 1847- ): m'd ASHBY, Rebecca Jane; s/o Robert and Sarah (Hollembeak) Cusick
*12): CUSICK, William Asa (1837- ): m'd 1869 WILLIAMS, Marcia M.; s/o Solomon and Ann (Hollembeck) Cusick
*12): CUSICK, William C. (Feb 21, 1842- ): m'd Alger (DODGE), Emma A.; s/o Robert and Sarah (Hollembeak) Cusick; was an Oregon botanist. Cusick Mountain was named after him in 1929. He discovered Oregon's only true primula, the "primula cusickiana" in 1877. William and Emma had no children.
CUSTER, Ruel (1829-1817): m1.1847 WOOD, Rebecca Ann; m2. 1869 SIMS, Martha M. m3. 1879 Day BIRD Margaretta; buried Jefferson Cemetery, Marion Co, OR
DAILEY, Sally: m'd CRABTREE, [ ]
DAKIN, Hiram: m'd SHAW, Mariah Jane
DANA, George B. (c1819- ): m'd 1852 [ ], Frances A.
DANIELS, Julia Ann: m1. DOTY, John; m2. 1845 KENNEDY, Mordecai; emigrated to Oregon with second husband, her children by her first marriage and the children from her second marriage; settled near Rickreall, Polk Co, OR
DANIELS, William B.:
DANLEY, Hiram T. (1829- ):
DARNEILLES
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
DARNEILLES, Anderson:
DARNEILLES, Mary: m'd MEE, James
DAUGHERTY, Daniel C.:
DAVIDSON, Mary Ann (1814-1888): m'd BUTLER, Isaac F.M.
DAVIES, Catharine Ann: m'd HUNT, Benjamin T.
DAVIS
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
DAVIS, Caleb:
m'd CHRISMAN, Anna Maria; emigrated with 7 children
*4: DAVIS, Harmon: m'd BOND, Susan
*4: DAVIS, Isaac
Silas (1827-1883): m'd BOND, Rebecca [photo contributed by Julie Byram]
DAVIS, J.E.:
DAVIS, Levi:
DAVIS, Margaret ( -1858): m'd MORTON, Gustin; d/o Thomas Davis
DAVIS, Miles (1809- ): m'd 1835 [ ], Jane
*4: DAVIS, Nelson Capt.: m'd BOND, Elizabeth; led party to OR
DAVIS, Polly L.: m'd JONES, J.M.:
DAVIS, Thomas:
DAVIS, William H.:
DAWSON, Mahala: m'd HARRIS, [ ]
DEADMOND, Bluford (1815- ): m'd ADAMS, Emeline
DEALEY, Ailcy Elizabeth (1812-1905): m'd 1850 RAY, William; settled Linn Co, OR; buried Providence Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
DEARBORN, R.H.: m'd [ ], Helen
DECKARD, Anderson: m'd [ ], Lydia
DECKARD, Child1: c/o Lydia and Anderson Deckard
DECKARD, Child2: c/o Lydia and Anderson Deckard
DECKARD, Child3: c/o Lydia and Anderson Deckard
DECKARD, Child4: c/o Lydia and Anderson Deckard
DELANEY, Sarah (1815- ): m'd 1834
WILLSON, Samuel
; m2. JOHNSON, Charles; d/o Benjamin and Mary (Kellison) Delaney; first husband
died on trail on the Burnt River 15 Aug 1853; Sarah settled in Benton Co [photo
contributed by Sharon Hobart]
DENNING, Stephen B.:
DEVEE, John:
DICKEY, James N.:
DICKEY, John (1797-c1863): m'd 1842 [ ], Elizabeth
DICKINSON, Obed Rev. (1818-1892):
DILTS, Mr.:
DIMICK/DIMMICK FAMILY RESEARCHERS:
DIMICK, Ziba (1816-1878): m1. 1838 HALL , Cynthia
Delight; m2. 1852 HEWITT, Jane; s/o Daniel and Rachael (Leonard) Dimmick; came
to OR in 1847, returned east in 1848 where he is recorded as having a son in
1849; 1850 went to CA and returned east again in 1851; left for OR again in 1853 as Captain
of a train accompanied by his second wife and 4 children from his first marriage;
settled on the Umpqua River at Kellogg, Douglas Co, OR where he later died
DINWIDDIE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
DINWIDDIE, David T. (1816-1817 ): m'd
HILDRETH, Elsie;
s/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Wilson) Dinwiddie;
raised in Indiana; settled in OR east of Harrisburg
DINWIDDIE, Harriet Amelia (1849- ): s/o David and Elsie (Hildreth) Dinwiddie
DINWIDDIE, Hugh D. (1812- ): a cousin of David
DINWIDDIE, James Turner (1845- ): s/o David and Elsie (Hildreth) Dinwiddie
DINWIDDIE, Joseph Milen (1851- ): s/o David and Elsie (Hildreth) Dinwiddie
DINWIDDIE, Martha Levica (1847- ): s/o David and Elsie (Hildreth) Dinwiddie
DINWIDDIE, Thomas Patterson (1828-1910): m'd 1858 HENDERSON, Martha M.; younger brother of David; s/o Thomas and Mary Ann (Wilson) Dinwiddie; buried in Brownsville Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
DITMARS, Abraham:
DODGE, John:
DODSON, McMinn (1830- ): m'd CUNNINGHAM, Sarah Drusilla
DONALDSON, William:
DORRIS, Mr.:
DOTY, Amanda (1840- ): d/o John and Julia (Daniels) Doty; father died and children emigrated with their mother and stepfather (Mordecai and Julia Kennedy) to Oregon
DOTY, John Henry (1842- ): s/o John and Julia (Daniels) Doty; father died and children emigrated with their stepfather and mother (Mordecai and Julia Kennedy) to Oregon
DOTY, Martha Ann (1833- ): d/o John and Julia (Daniels) Doty; father died and children emigrated with their mother and stepfather (Mordecai and Julia Kennedy) to Oregon
DOTY, Mary Jane (1835- ): d/o John and Julia (Daniels) Doty; father died and children emigrated with their mother and stepfather (Mordecai and Julia Kennedy) to Oregon
DOTY, Reuben (1837- ): s/o John and Julia (Daniels) Doty; father died and children emigrated with their mother and stepfather (Mordecai and Julia Kennedy) to Oregon
DOUTHIT, James H.:
DOWNING, George S. (1836-1916): m'd 1857 EVANS, Missouri; s/o Alexander and Elizabeth (Burns) Downing
DRAPER, Reuben:
DRINKWATER, Frances ( -1872): m'd 1855 LEE, Reuben
DRINKWATER, William (c1811-1870):
DRISCOLL, Nancy Jane (1808-1889): m'd 1832 UMPHREY, Thomas Henry; d/o John and Catherine (Morris) Driskill Sr.; buried Albany Masonic Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
DRURY, William (1811- ): m'd ROBINSON, Elizabeth
DUKES, Martin:
DUKES, Sampson:
DUNCAN, John (1845-1932): m'd 1877 FARWELL, Mary Elizabeth; s/o Jubilee and Elizabeth (Messersmith) Duncan; came to OR with mother and stepfather, John Isom
DUNLAP, Caroline Cock:
DUPUIS, Nicholas: reportedly was in the Oregon Territory at Astoria in 1813, returned east and married and emigrated again in 1853 with his family; settled in Umatilla Co
EASTABROOK, Bradbury:
EDWARDS, John:
ELLIOTT, Polly:
ELLISON, Elizabeth Julia (1833-1894): m'd 1851 GOLTRA, Nelson
ELLMAKER, Eliza:
ELLMAKER, Enos (1807 - ): m'd 1840
FISHER, Elizabeth
ENSLEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
ENSLEY, Francis M.: c/o Solomon and Elizabeth
(BUTTS) Ensley
ENSLEY, Louisa: d/o Solomon and Elizabeth (BUTTS) Ensley
ENSLEY, Marshal N.: s/o Solomon and Elizabeth (BUTTS) Ensley
ENSLEY, Solomon: m'd c1848 Poland (BUTTS) Elizabeth Jane
EPPERLY, John (1829- ): m'd 1850 [ ], Louisa C.
ERB, Phoebe J.: m'd 1869 WALKER, Minus
ESLICK, Samuel:
ESTES, John:
EVANS, Isaac Capt.: emigrant of 1849 and 1851; traveled with 12 persons, 4 wagons, 25 handsome horses; left April 20 and arrived in Sacramento July 4
FARNER, Maria/Mariah (1821-1898): m'd BOWERS, Solomon; buried in Shields Cemetery, Cottage Grove, OR
FARRENS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FARRENS, Amanda A. (1849-1861): d/o
John and Nancy
(Hickson/Hixon) Farrens
FARRENS, Eleanor: m'd ROBY, Reason; d/o John and Nancy (Hickson/Hixon) Farrens
FARRENS, James K. Polk (1845- ): m'd , Lois Malinda s/o John and Nancy (Hickson/Hixon) Farrens; divorced by 1905
FARRENS (aka FARNS, FARNES), John H. (1791-1864): m'd 1821 HICKSON (aka HIXON), Nancy Emeline; fought in the war of 1812
FARRENS, Johnathan Francis Marion (1841- ): m'd 1862 Finly, Eliza Ann; s/o John and Nancy (Hickson/Hixon) Farrens; settled in Marion Co; by 1880 was living in Umatilla Co
FARRIS, Thomas:
FEARNSIDE, George W.:
FELL, John:
*11: FERRIS, John: member of Butler party
FICKLE, Abner (1803-1892): m1. 1826 CONLEY, Susan; m2. [ ], Survina
FICKLE, Lydia (1840- ): m'd 1858 TAYLOR, Stephen; d/o Abner and Susan (Conley) Fickle
FICKLE, Sarah Jane (1838- ); m'd 1855 WALTON, John; d/o Abner and Susan (Conley) Fickle
FINNEY, Sarah M. (1810-1898): m'd HOGUE, James Parks; emigrated to Oregon with husband, 2 sons and 5 daughters; a married daughter, Rebecca (Hogue) Layton emigrated to Oregon with her husband and children in 1847; a son, Harvey A. Hogue emigrated to Oregon in 1851; settled in Linn county and is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
FISH, Sarah "Sally" (1810- ): m'd GILMORE, Alexander Hamilton; cut off for CA
FISK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FISK, Leonard:
FISK, William Avery (1805- ): m'd 1825 BUTTON, Cynthia; was a member of the Elliot Train; settled in Lane Co
FITZPATRICK, James W.:
FITZPATRICK, John (1825- ): m'd 1851 VEGHTE, Rachel
*20: FITZWILLIAM, Earl: mentioned as having passed in the company of a captain in the america army to Salt Lake
FLANARY, Elijah (1819- ): m'd 1839 [ ], Tabitha L.
FLEENER, James (1823- ): m'd 1849 [ ], Susan A.
FLINT, Thomas Dr.: cutoff for CA
FLOURNOY, Hoy Bernard (c1793-1871): m'd BRINGAR, Mary; emigrated in 1845 and was in CA during the gold rush; returned to MO with $10,000 and gathered his family together; emigrated again in 1853; settled in Douglas County where he died
FLOURNOY, Jones H. (c1833- ): m'd 1865 DIXON, Arminda
FLOURNOY, Mary Ann (1843- ): m'd WARD, Frazier
FLOURNOY, Pauline B.: m'd NEWTON, Ambrose
FLOURNOY, Roland (c1837- ): m'd 1864 GAGE, Mary Elizabeth
FLOURNOY, Roy ( -c1853): killed by and Indian arrow shortly after arrival in Douglas Co
FLOURNOY, Thomas (c1827- ):
FLOWERS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
Also See: Flowers Family
Historical Society
FLOWERS, Mary Jane: m'd 1864 FITZHUGH, Joseph S.; d/o Samuel and Susan (Cummings) Flowers; took Elliott Cutoff, member of lost train of 1853
FLOWERS, Samuel Bowman (1821-1915): m'd 1845 CUMMINGS, Susan Hannah; took Elliott Cutoff, member of lost train of 1853
FORD, Elizabeth (1838-1902): m'd 1856 BELL, John J.; mother of 12 children; husband went back east to fight in Civil War, returned later
FORD, William:
Robert FOSTER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FOSTER, Harrison:
FOSTER, Robert: m'd FROMAN, Hannah F.; brother of James and John Foster who were emigrants of 1850
*20: FOTHERGILL, John: Fothergill Diary "With Man and Beast on the Oregon Trail", edited by Rex Morgan, The Runciman Press, Manly, Australia 1993
FRAKES, R.G.:
FRANCIS, Theodosia (1811 -1865): m'd BUTTS,
Dr. Stephen Benjamin Josiah; d/o John and Sarah (Blakeslee) Francis; died in Portland,
OR;
buried in Woodland, WA with her husband
FRANK, Frances:
FRANK, Jane (1837-1910): m'd CONDIT, Cyrenius
FRAZER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FRAZER, John A.: 1828- ): m'd 1858
HICKLIN, Sarah J.
FRAZER, Lucian Bonaparte (1833- ) : m'd 1856 CAMPBELL, Elizabeth Amanda; father of 13 children; had ODLC for Yamhill Co; buried in Bethel Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
FREELAND, Benjamin:
FREELAND, Edward A.:
FREEMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
FREEMAN, Hezekiah (1846-1864):
FREEMAN, James Calvin (1841- ): m'd 1872 HETZER, Mary Quinn
FREEMAN, John (1808- ): m'd 1806 [], Highly; s/o John and Anna/Amey [] Freeman
FREEMAN, John A. (1838- ): m'd 1876 KELSEY, Mary Francis;
FREEMAN, Ransom (1835- ): m'd Shutt (LOUDERMILK), Mary Louvina;
FREEMAN, Ruth Caroline (1844- ): m'd 1860 MCCULLOCH, James Carl;
FREEMAN, William L. (1833- ):
FRYREAR, John Burr (1833-1919): m'd 1858 BERRY, Elizabeth Frances; wife was an emigrant of 1852; both are buried in Camp Polk Cemetery, Sisters, OR
FULLER, Esquire Alvin (1827-1858): m'd 1849 BENTLEY, Elizabeth Jane
FULLER, George L. (c1832- ):
FULLER, Joel (1803- ): m'd 1824 [ ], Rebecca B.
GABY, Elijah:
GALE, James:
GALE, William:
GANSER, George:
*7: GARCIA, Jesus: employee in the Edward F. Beale party to CA
GARDNER, Abner:
GARDNER, Amanda (1833- ): m'd 1870 JOHNSON, Benjamin
GARRETT, Esther Jane (1847- ): m'd 1863 WELLS, Charles Burton
GARRETT, Johnson (1834-1887): m'd 1864 PORTER, Martha A.; bur Oak Ridge Cemetery, Benton Co, OR
GARRETT, Moses (1846- ): m'd 1866 INLOW, Elizabeth Frances
GARRETT, Robert (1803- ): m'd 1827 [ ], Jane
GARRETT, Robert M. (1840- ): m'd 1877 THORNTON, Sarah Ellen
GARRETT, Warren W. (1832-1870): m'd 1853 GRAY, Melissa
GASH, Oliver Perry:
GAUNT, Harden H.:
GAUNT, James H.:
GAUNT, Samuel D. (1830- ): m'd 1849 [ ], Rebecca
GEROW, Johnathan F.:
GHOLSON, Benjamin:
GIBBS, Winfield Scott (1833-1923): m'd 1863 HENDERSON, Keziah; bur Bellfountain Cemetery, Benton Co, OR
GIBSON, Lucinda ( -1894): m'd 1837 COONCE, Felix; d/o Archibald and Susan (Hudson) Gibson
GIESE, Ernest:
GILMORE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GILMORE, Alexander Hamilton (1808- ):
m'd FISH, Sarah
"Sally";
after living in Grant Co, WI for 20 years they set out on the Oregon
Trail;
the family cut off for CA and settled in Siskiyou Co where they again
took
up farming
GILMORE, John Hamilton (1836- ): s/o Alexander and Sarah (Fish) Gilmore; cut off for CA
GILMORE, Henry Clay (1841- ): s/o Alexander and Sarah (Fish) Gilmore; cut off for CA
GILMORE, William Arunia (1839- ): s/o Alexander and Sarah (Fish) Gilmore; cut off for CA
GLESAN, E.T.:
GODLEY, Calvin C. (1812- ): m'd 1837 [ ], Martha W.
GOLDEN, John: m'd PARROTT, Jane; founded Goldendale, WA
GOLTRA, Nelson (1829-1859): m'd 1851 ELLISON, Elizabeth Julia
GOLTRA, William Harris (1834- ): MSS #1508 4pp reminiscence
GONSAULES, Manuel:
GOODELL, Anna:
GOODELL, Oliver Perry:
GOODLIN, David: s/o John and Mary Goodlin
GOODLIN, Eliza (1834- ): m'd ULLARY, John; d/o John and Mary Goodlin
GOODLIN, James: s/o John and Mary Goodlin
GOODLIN, John: m'd [ ], Mary
GOODLIN, John: s/o John and Mary Goodlin
GOODLIN, Mary: m'd GOODLIN, John
GOODMAN, Charles (1800- ): m'd [ ], Amy
GOODMAN, Elizabeth Jane (1832-1903): m'd 1856 SHIPLEY, Robert
GORIG, Francis N.:
*3: GRAGG, Anna (1787-1856): m'd 1808 HENKLE, Jacob; buried Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Benton Co, OR
GRANT, Mary Ellen (1847-1924): m'd 1864 BEVENS, Truman O.
GRAY, Cornelia (1843-1915): m'd 1867 UNGER, McKelvie J.
GRAY, Eleanor H. (1821- ): m'd 1854 CONGLE, John B.
GRAY, Elizabeth Edna (1835-1916): m'd 1854 SLATER, James H.
GRAY, George B. (1821- ):
GRAY, George Grant (c1840- ): s/o Robert and Agnes Gray
GRAY, Melissa (1833-1912): m'd 1853 GARRETT, Warren W.
GRAY, Robert D.:
GRAY, Robert Doke:
GREEN, Dan L. (1835- ): settled in Benton Co until 1856 when he moved to Josephine Co where he was elected sheriff three times
GREENWAY, Rebecca (1805-1891): m'd 1828 VERNON, George Washington
GRIFFIN, Benjamin L.:
GRIFFIN, Squire (1830- ):
GRIFFITH, Mr.: drove wagon for Fruit Walker; quarreled with another teamster and tried to hit him over the head with an ox yoke; when Fruit intervened Griffith shot and killed him
*20: GRIFFITHS, J.D.:
GRIMES FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GRIMES, Claymore Crawford (1851-
): s/o Edward and Mary (Smith) Grimes
GRIMES, Edward Langley (1825- ): m'd 1849 SMITH, Mary G.
GRISHAM, John:
GROSHONG FAMILY RESEARCHER:
GROSHONG, Catherine E. (1839-1866):
d/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, Daniel M. (1846-1922): m'd WEBB, Harriet; s/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, Emily C. (1849- ): d/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, Jacob Nathan (1844- ): s/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, John Henderson (1837-1927): s/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, Joseph (1835-1933): m'd WEBB, Mary; s/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, Lavinia Jennine (1852- ): d/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, Margaret Jane (1842- ): d/o William and Amelia (Inman) Groshong
GROSHONG, William (1813-1884): m'd 1832 INMAN, Amelia
*11: GROUND, Edward (1809-1885): m1. BUTLER, Eliza Ann; m2. 1868 Crossley MCCANN, Susan; buried Butler-Davidson Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
*11: GROUND, Franklin Pierce (1842-1936): m'd 1888 WELLS, Emma J.; s/o Edward and Eliza (Butler) Ground
*11: GROUND, Luther (1842-1918): m'd 1868 BUTLER, Sarah J.; s/o Edward and Eliza (Butler) Ground
*11: GROUND, Peter (1848- ): s/o Edward and Eliza (Butler) Ground
*11: GROUND, Robert (c1840-1917): s/o Edward and Eliza (Butler) Ground
*11: GROUND, William Butler (1836-1880): s/o Edward and Eliza (Butler) Ground
GUNSAULES, Manuel (1814-1879): m'd 1837 COX, Esther Ann; s/o James and Phebe (Teel) Gunsaules
GUNSAULES, Mary Ann: m'd 1828 CHURCH, Andrew
HACKNEY, Frances Isabel: m'd BAKER, William W.
HALBERT, George W. (1831- ):
HALE, Lewis:
*11: HALEY, Martha Jane (1840-1858): d/o Patrick and Sarah (McWhorter) Haley
*11: HALEY, P.W. (1847- ): m'd 1869 PARKER, Alice; s/o Patrick and Sarah (McWhorter) Haley
*11: HALEY, Patrick R.: m'd MCWHORTER, Sarah
*11: HALEY, William Thompson (1833- ): m'd FORD, Lucinda Miller; graduate of Bethany College, WV; in charge of College Department of Monmouth University 1857-58, Polk Co, OR; principal at Bethel College, Polk Co, OR
HALL, Amy (1808-1867): m'd BATCHELLOR, David; see Batchellor for further information on this family
HALL, Angeline Moore (1825-1866): m'd MCCULLOCH, William; d/o of James and Cynthia (Groom) Hall; other family members came in 1845
HALL, John (1823- ):
HALL, Zachariah:
HALLADAY, Wells:
HALLECK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HALLECK, Amos Nahum King (1845-1920):
s/o Heman and
Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLECK, Heman S.: m'd 1827 KING, Lucretia
HALLECK, Hopestill (1836- ): d/o Heman and Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLECK, Margaret M. (c1848- ): d/o Heman and Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLECK, Mary (c1848- ): d/o Heman and Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLECK, Rhoda (1840- ): d/o Heman and Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLECK, Sarah (c1834- ): d/o Heman and Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLECK, Serepta (1847-1912): d/o Heman and Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLECK, Sheba (c1828- ): d/o Heman and Lucretia (King) Halleck
HALLER, Granville O.
HALLOCK, Ezra Young (1829- ): m'd HARRIS, Mary Elizabeth; settled in Polk Co; s/o Ezra and Lydia (Young) Hallock
HALLOCK, Heman S.: m'd 1827 KING, Lucretia
HAMILTON, Joseph (1815- ): m'd 1848 [ ], Nancy A.
HAMILTON, Preston:
HAMMER, Mary Ann C. (1829-1916): m'd 1849 RAMP, Samuel; buried Brooks Pioneer Cemetery, Brooks, OR
HAMPTON, John C. (c1832- ):
HANNA, Esther McMillan:
HANSON, Christian (1820- ): m'd 1852 [ ], Johanna; settled Lane Co
HAPTONSTALL, Margaret (1831- ): m'd 1851 MCCOY, James
HARDENBROOK FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HARDENBROOK, Bradford (1831- 1911): m'd 1859
WILSON, Sarah Ann; died in Linn Co, OR; buried Vancouver, WA
HARDMAN, Aaron
HARDMAN, Benjamin (1826- ): m'd 1846 [ ], Magdalene
HARDMAN, Joshua:
HARPER, Elizabeth: m'd JACKSON, [ ]; d/o George and Louisiana (Higgins) Harper
HARPER, George Washington Jr. ( -1860): m'd 1858 DODGE, Fidelea; settled Lane Co; father came in 1850; came to OR with mother and siblings; was murdered in 1860, the victim of a love triangle
HARPER, Louisiana (1806- ): m'd HARPER, George Washington Sr.; husband came in 1850
HARPER, Mary Adeline: m'd SWAGGART, [ ]; arrived with mother and siblings; father came in 1850; settled In Lane Co
HARRIS, Eliza (1849- ):
HARRIS, Harriet Nancy (1801-1888): m'd 1821 SHAW, John William
HARRIS, Hugh:
HARRIS, John S.:
HARRIS, Maria (1848- ):
HARRIS, Mary Elizabeth: m'd 1861 HALLOCK, Ezra Young; Mary's parents died in 1851 in Adams Co, IL and she emigrated to Oregon with her aunt, Martha (Harris) Atherton and family; buried Dallas Cemetery, Polk Co, OR
HARRIS, Thomas (1823- ): m'd 1850 [ ], Mary; came up from CA
HARRISON, Jane: m'd 1825 HUMPHREYS, Thomas (1807-1865)
*5: HASS, John B.: member of Capt. Charles Albright party to CA
HASTINGS, Burres L. (1831- ): m'd 1854 SIMPSON, Sophia
HASTINGS, John Campbell (1833- ): m'd 1857 WOOD, Melissa
HAUGH, John:
HAVIRD, Cary C. (1830- ): m'd [ ], Sarah Jane; s/o John and Mary (Riley) Havird; settled for a time in Marion Co but by 1870 is enumerated in the Walla Walla Co, WA census as a farmer with wife and 5 children
HAVIRD, Horton H. (1834- ): s/o John and Mary (Riley) Havird;
HAVIRD, Irene Ann (1844-1869): m'd HODGES, Henry Morton; d/o John and Mary (Riley) Havird;died in Walla Walla Co, WA; buried in Whitman Pioneer Cemetery, Walla Walla, WA
HAVIRD, John (1804-1853): m1. RILEY, Mary Ann (d. 1849); m2. HALSEY, Salinda; died 11 Aug 1853 on Snake River about 100 miles after leaving Ft. Hall
HAVIRD, Lafayette Jefferson (1840- ): unmarried; s/o John and Mary (Riley) Havird; died prior to 1876
HAVIRD, Mary Ann (1848- ): d/o John and Mary (Riley) Havird; died prior to 1876
HAVIRD, Monteray Ann (1846- ): m'd 1861 AYRES, John; by 1880 is living in Cowlitz Co, WA with husband and 4 children
HAVIRD, Selvinia Ann (1842- ): m'd 1858 HERREN, Perry L.; d/o John and Mary (Riley) Havird
HAVIRD, Stephen Humbolt (1852- ): s/o John and Salinda (Halsey) Havird
HAVIRD, Walter Fremont (1850-1904): s/o John and Salinda (Halsey) Havird; died in Wasco Co, OR
HAVIRD, Triphena Ann (1838- ): d/o John and Mary (Riley) Havird
HAWKINS, Elizabeth Lane:
*11: HAWKINS, Joseph: member of Butler party
HAY, Clark:
HAYDON, Child1: d/o Thomas and Mary Haydon
HAYDON, Child2: d/o Thomas and Mary Haydon
HAYDON, Child3: d/o Thomas and Mary Haydon
HAYDON, Mary Ann: m'd c1843 HAYDON, Thomas; maiden name unknown at this time
HAYDON, Thomas (1816- ): m'd c1843 [ ], Mary Ann
HAYES FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HAYES, Ebenezer:
HAYES, Henry Elijah (1831- ): m'd 1853 WOODRUFF, Sarah L.; may have been emigrant of 1851
HAYES, Huldah (1827-1903): m'd 1842 BOND, Solomon; d/o Seth and Lydia (Jewett) Hayes; buried in Smith Cemetery, Halsey, OR
HAYES, S.S.
HAYS, John B.
*7: HEAP, G. Harris: member of Edward F. Beale party to CA
HEMINGWAY, Ansel A.:
HENDERSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HENDERSON, Aaron (1821 - ): m'd 1841 BUTTS, Sarah
Maria
HENDERSON, Ira A. (1833- ): s/o Ira and Margaret Henderson; settled Linn Co
HENDERSON, Ira B. ( -1852): m'd WILSON, Margaret;
started for Oregon with family in fall of 1849 but took ill in IL and was
unable to proceed until spring of 1850 when the
family moved on to St. Joseph, MO. Ira B. Henderson took ill again and
died 12 July of 1852. In the spring of 1853 his widow and their 7
children joined a wagon train for Oregon
HENDERSON, John (1844- ):
s/o Aaron and Sarah (BUTTS) Henderson
HENDERSON,
John Baxter: m'd ARCHIBALD, Mary Emma; s/o Ira and Margaret
Henderson [photo contributed by Lynn Hagen]
HENDERSON, Martha (1839-1912): m'd 1858 DINWIDDIE, Thomas Patterson; d/o Ira and Margaret (Wilson) Henderson
HENDERSON, Martin:
*1: HENDERSON, Perman D. Capt.:
HENDRIX, Ella: m'd WAGNER, Jacob: bur Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, OR
HENKLE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*3: HENKLE, Andrew Jackson (1828- ):
m'd WOOD, Mary;
s/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Caroline (c1846- ): m'd HAYES, James; d/o William and Nancy (Walker) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Christina (1816-1902): m'd BARKER, []; d/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Harriet (1814-1814): twin of Mary, died as infant prior to emigration; d/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Helena: d/o Ichabod and Elizabeth (Conger) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Ichabod Z. (1810-1903): m'd CONGER, Elizabeth; s/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Jacob Jr. (1825- ):
*3: HENKLE, Jacob Sr. (1788-1875): m'd 1808 GRAGG, Anna; died in Benton Co, OR; bur Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Benton Co, OR
*3: HENKLE, Jerry: s/o Ichabod and Elizabeth (Conger) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Jesse: s/o Ichabod and Elizabeth (Conger) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Julia: d/o Ichabod and Elizabeth (Conger) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Margaret (1815-1890): m'd WOOD, Jesse; s/o Abraham and Mary Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Mary (1814-1815): twin of Harriet; died age 3 months prior to emigration; d/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Mary (1822-1908): m'd KING, David Armstrong; d/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Melissa: d/o Jesse and Elizabeth (Wood) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Rachel: d/o Jesse and Elizabeth (Wood) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, Sidney (1812-1857): m'd ARMSTRONG, []; d/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
*3: HENKLE, William (1819-1894): m'd WALKER, Nancy; s/o Jacob and Anna (Gragg) Henkle
HENSON, Alfred:
HENSON, Ezra:
HERRELL, Mary A (c1825 -1894): m1.[ ] Creel?; m2. 1841 George H. Clark; m3. James Parrish
HEWITT, Catherine:
HEWITT, George:
HEWITT, Jane: m'd 1852 DIMICK, Ziba
HICKS, John W.: m'd 1845 MISNER, Almira J.
HICKS, Laban ( -1857): m'd 1854 FOSTER, Catharine A.
HICKSON, Nancy; see HIXON, Nancy
HIGGINBOTTOM, George:
HIGGINS, Louisiana: m'd HARPER, George Washington
HILDRETH, Elsie (1827- ): m'd DINWIDDIE, David T.
HILL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*3: HILL, Frank: hired help on Henkle
Train
HILL, Hanks Nevil: m'd MERREL, Elizabeth Ann
HILL, Mary (1807-1859): m1. CONKRIGHT, Jacob; m2. 1845 HENDRICKS, John; buried Providence Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
HILL, Pleasant M. (c1824- ): m'd c1847 [ ], Mary Jane
HILL, Reuben C.:
HILLINGSHEAD, Jonathan:
HILTS, David B.:
*18): HIMES, George H. (c1844- ): became famous in Northwest as authority on history; became head of Oregon Historical Society
HINES FAMILY RESEARCHER: Seven
Months to Oregon: 1853
HINES, Celinda Elvira: d/o
Obediah and Lucina (Chapin) Hines
HINES, George E.: s/o of Joseph and Elizabeth (Meredith) Hines
HINES, Gustavus Rev.:m'd BRYANT, Lydia; early missionary to Oregon, returned east and emigrated again with family in 1853; see 1840 website for additional information
HINES, Harvey Kimball (1828-1902): m2. SEYMOR, Angeline; m2. 1852 GRAVES, Elizabeth; bur Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, OR;
HINES, Joseph Wilkinson: m'd MEREDITH, Elizabeth
HINES, Melissa E.: d/o of Joseph and Elizabeth (Meredith) Hines
HINES, Obediah: m1. CHAPIN, Lucina; m2. Roth , Eliza (BENNETT)
HINKLE, Isaac A.:
HITE, Joseph: departed Kanesville, IL May 6, 1853; arrived Oregon City Oct 19, 1953; MSS #1508 6pp diary
HIXON, Nancy (c1810-1879): m'd 1822 FARRENS, John
HOBART, Anson:
HOBART, C.W. (1843-1919): m'd 1872 GRAVES, Flora B.
HOBART, S.T.:
HOCKERSMITH, Jackson (1818- ): m'd c1846 SMITH, Martha Jane; settled in Lane Co.
HODGEN, James:
HODGES
FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HODGES, Charles Monroe (1819-1874):
m'd BERRY, Harriet Scott; Charles belonged to the Jesse Monroe Hodges family
that arrived in 1847; the family stayed in Oregon until around 1858 when
they moved to San Juan, Monterey Co, CA to be near Harriet's family who were
residing there;
HODGES, Charles Monroe (1850- ): s/o Charles and Harriet (Berry) Hodges
HODGES, Fielding Alexander (1852- ): s/o Charles and Harriet (Berry) Hodges
HODGES, Mary Katherine (1849- ): d/o Charles and Harriet (Berry) Hodges
HOFFMAN, William Rev.: minister, departed Weston Ferry on May 21, 1853; arrived Jacksonville Oct 31, 1853; traveled with Rev. William Gray at times
HOGUE, Charles P. (1847- ): m'd MCFARLAND, Emma; s/o James and Sarah (Finney) Hogue; was in Linn county 1870 census, farmer; Multnomah Co 1880 census, bookkeeper; 1900 census living in Cowlitz Co, WA, lumberman; died in Portland, Multnomah Co in 1912
HOGUE, Eliza N. (1842-1858): d/o James and Sarah (Finney) Hogue; buried in Riverside Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
HOGUE, Frances J. (c1835-bef 1870): m'd 1857 STORY, Silas B.; d/o James and Sarah (Finney) Hogue; settled Linn county, OR
HOGUE, George N. (c1853-bet 1860-1870): s/o James and Sarah (Finney) Hogue; buried in Riverside Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
HOGUE, Inez (c1850- ): d/o James and Sarah (Finney) Hogue
HOGUE, James Parks (1807-1871): m'd FINNEY, Sarah M.: emigrated to Oregon with wife, 2 sons and 5 daughters; a married daughter, Rebecca (Hogue) Layton emigrated to Oregon with her husband and children in 1847; a son, Harvey A. Hogue emigrated to Oregon in 1851; James' brother, Thomas G. Hogue moved to Oregon in 1850; James settled in Linn county and is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
HOGUE, Margaret Emma (1840-1862): m'd LAYTON, Davis; d/o James and Sarah (Finney) Hogue; buried at Riverside Cemetery, Linn Co, OR
HOGUE, Mary Ann (1827-1917): m'd POWERS, William Morgan; d/o James and Sarah (Finney) Hogue; buried Albany Masonic Cemetery, Albany, Linn Co, OR
HOLCOMB, Thomas:
HOLDER, Adam:
HOLLEMBEAK, Anna Marie (1811-1862): m'd 1828 CUSICK, Solomon; d/o Henry and Hannah (Quincy) Hollembeak; Note: the name Hollembeck is shown in various records as Hollenbeak, Hollembeak, Hollenbeck, Hollenbeak, etc etc; it is believed that Anna Marie is buried at Howell Prairie Cemetery in Marion County. She was listed on the original plot map for the cemetery and a foot stone with AMC was found at the location indicated on the map. It is not known if her husband is there also. There was a foot stone found for him and he was listed as being there on the plot map but some descendants believe him to be buried in Linn county.
HOLLEMBEAK, Asa H. (1813- ): m'd c1845 [ ], Mary; s/o Henry and Hannah (Quincy) Hollembeak
HOLLEMBEAK, Sarah (1846- ): d/o Asa and Mary Hollembeak
HOLLEMBEAK, Sarah Harriet (1817-bef 1860): m'd CUSICK, Robert George; d/o Henry and Hannah (Quincy) Hollembeak
HOLLAWAY, John: in party of about 20 young men driving a large herd of cattle to CA
HOLMES, Harrison Russell Dr. (1825-1866): m'd 1854 WHEELER, Mary Buck
HOLT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HOLT, Samuel Hamilton (1849- ): m'd
1885 MINNICK, Laura A. s/o Thomas and
Mary (Cardwell)
Holt; originally started in
emigration
of 1847; father died on plains; mother returned and remarried John L.
Kline;
emigrated again in 1853; mother died on trail during childbirth and
Samuel and his brother, Frank, were
raised at
Walla Walla, WA by step-father; was a teamster at Lewiston, ID in 1870
and
later went to farming at Toppenish, WA; owned a hotel in Nez Perce Co,
ID
HOLT, Enoch: settled in Lane Co; in 1857 was member of constitutional convention from Lane Co; father of 11 children
HOLT, Francis "Frank" Asbury (b.
1844-1907): m1 1860 COX,
Emma m2. ROBBINS, Annie J.; s/o Thomas and Mary (Cardwell) Holt;
originally started in
emigration
of 1847; father died on plains; mother returned and remarried John L.
Kline; emigrated again in 1853; mother died on trail during
childbirth and Frank and his brother, Samuel, were
raised by Mr. Kline at Walla Walla, WA; was a miner, stage driver,
stockman and farmer in Idaho and
Washington
HOUK, C:
HOUSTON, Catherine "Kitty": m'd HUSTON, Joel Bradshaw
HOWARD, Johnathan B.:
HOWARD, Royal Varney (1833- ): in 1857 R.V. Howard built a store in Smithfield in Lane Co; he became one of the largest land owners in Lane County; amongst his holdings was a flouring mill and warehouse in Junction City that burned down in the Junction City fires in the 1890s
HOWE, George W.:
HUBBARD FAMILY RESEARCHER:
HUBBARD, David Rev. (1795-1868): m1.
1815 MORROW,
Hannah;
m2. THURMAN, Mary Littleton; s/o Charles and Jemima