Emigrants to Oregon in 1852
Surnames J-Q

compiled by Stephenie Flora
oregonpioneers.com
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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

 **Note: death information in brackets  marked with RR was provided by Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois Univ who has spent many years researching deaths on the Oregon Trail.

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.

*30) Thomas Mercer Train, left the Princeton, Illinois area in April 1852  "The company as finally organized consisted of the following: Captain, Thomas Mercer, who was accompanied by his wife and four children; Aaron Mercer and wife; Dexter Horton, wife and child; Rev. Daniel Bagley, wife and child; Rev. W.F. West and wife; Ashby West, James Rossnagle, Wm. Shoudy; George Gould, wife, son and daughter; John Pike, an uncle of Mr. Warren’s; Daniel Drake, and the four young men Warren.  There were several others who were with this train at the start, but did not continue with it the entire journey.” [Reminiscences of Daniel Knight Warren, OHS Vol 3 No 3 September 1902 p. 296-309]

*31) Capt. Jonathan Morgan head of 24 Wagons of the Morgan_Reed families; left Iowa about 11 Apr 1852;  arrived west of Cascade Mountains 03 Oct 1852

*SR = Southern Route

 

Emigrants to Oregon in 1852

Surnames J-Q

 

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.

JACK, Andrew J. ( -1915):

JACKSON, Edward (1830- ):

JACKSON, Francis:

JACKSON, George

JACKSON, Henry (1837-1926):

JACKSON, Henry Harrison (1840-1918):

JACKSON, Henry P. (1830- ):

JACKSON, John M. (1818-1855): m'd 1842 [   ], Margaret

JACKSON, John Taylor (1840-1916):

Jonathan JACKSON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
JACKSON, Jonathan Henry (1810-c1885): m'd 1835 WEST, Ann; born in Kennebec, Maine; by 1855 was living in Wasco County; "Jonathan Jackson was a millwright and did concrete work, stone and setting machinery, etc. They lived in Sheboygan,Wisconsin and two or three other places. Mother was born in Medina County, Ohio.  In 1852 the call of more mills to build drew grandfather across the plains to Oregon. He did not come as a farmer so used good horses, a comfortable spring wagon, and brought only his special tools"

JACKSON, Margaret: m'd 1842 JACKSON, John M.; maiden name unknown at this time

JACKSON, Phebe Marie (1840-1920): m'd 1857 HUMASON, Orlando; d/o Jonathan and Ann (West) Jackson; born in Medina County, Ohio

JACKSON, Sarah (1827-1891): m'd HENDRICSON, William Firman

JACKSON, Sarah (c1798- ):  m'd 02 Jan 1822 ALLEN, Alfred (1803-1875): mother of six children including (2 unnamed daughters, one unnamed son, Barton H., Benjamin F. and William M.); resided in Warren Co, Illinois prior to emigration to Oregon; shown in 1860 Klicitat Co, Washington census and 1870 Halsey, Linn Co, OR census; was reportedly a cousin to President Andrew Jackson

JACKSON, William H. (1819- ):

JACKSON, W.R. ( -1852): died on plains

JACOBS, Abram Okey (1814-1870): m'd 1848 [   ], Rebecca

JACOBS, Nancy (1834-):

JACOBS, Orange (1837-1914): m'd 1858 DAVENPORT, Lucinda

JACOBS, Rebecca (1831-1899): m'd 1848 JACOBS, Abram Okey; maiden name unknown at this time

JACOBS, William P. (1826- ):

JAQUETTE, Catharine: sister of Lydia listed below

JAQUETTE, Lydia Ann ( -1852): m'd HIATT, Lewis; died on trail 31 Aug 1852

JAMES, Andrew J. (1834- ):

JAMES, Annie (wife of Armenius Cary) (1808-1884) d/o David & Mary (Bowen) James; born 3 Mar 1808 Claiborne CO, TN; died 13 Dec 1884 Crawfordsville, Linn, OR

JAMES, Benton (1836- ): s/o Berry and Pieta James:

JAMES, Berry (1811- ): m'd 1831 [   ], Piety Rose

JAMES, Charity (1842- ): d/o Berry and Pieta James:

JAMES, Ira (1848- ): s/o Berry and Pieta James:

JAMES, Martin (1818- ):

JAMES, Miles (1847-1913) s/o Berry and Pieta James:

JAMES, Mr. ( -1852): m'd READ, Nancy; died on trail

JAMES, Nancy ( -1852): m'd FANNING, Levi; died on trail; mother of 2 dau and 1 son

JAMES, Piety Rose: m'd 1831 JAMES, Berry

JAMES, Pollyanna (1832- ): d/o Berry and Pieta James

JAMES, Sarah J. (1840- ): d/o Berry and Pieta James:

JAMES, Thomas F. (1827-1897): m'd [   ], Sophia S.

JAMES, W. H. (1846- ): m'd 1869 HINSHAW, Sarah

JAMISON, Albert B. (1817- ):

JARRED, Ulysses (c1826- ): m'd 1844 LEIGHT, Nancy

JARVIS, Susannah Rose (29 Feb 1788 -16 Sep 1852): m'd BANKS, Thomas Baxter; near Burnt River; d/o Reziah and Elizabeth (Rose) Jarvis; burial location unknown

JASPER, Merrell (1827- ): m'd  1853 [   ], Nancy Jane

JASPER, William C. (1834- ): m'd 1854 OWNBEY, Mary

JEFFERY, E.J.:

JEFFRIES, Thomas S. (1818- ): m'd 1849 NICHOLS, Susan R.

JENKS, James:

JENNE, Lemuel L. (1821- ): m'd 1847 BUCKLEY, Susan E.

JENNINGS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
JENNINGS, ( -1903): m'd 1853 COOPER, Artemisia; settled on Sauvies Island; resided in Polk Co 1854-1860; 1860-1885 farmed and ranched in Douglas Co; 1885;1885 became hotel keeper in Grants Pass; retired in 1897

JENNINGS, Charles H.:

JEROME, [   ]:

JETTE, A. (1825- ):

JOB, Rosena: m'd 1830 JOB, Samuel

JOB, Samuel (c1809- ): m'd 1830 [   ], Rosena

JOHN, Cynthia Ann (22 Mar 1841-22 Dec 1934): m'd 1857 BOZORTH, Squire; d/o Jacob and Rachel (Whitaker) John; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, Woodland, Cowlitz County, Washington

JOHN, Christina Rachel (14 Feb 1845-12 May 1880): m'd LEGG, William Thomas; d/o Jacob and Rachel (Whitaker) John; buried Powell Grove Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

JOHN, Elizabeth (27 May 1827-07 Aug 1913): m'd 1846 GILSON, Allen; m2. 1873 BOZARTH, Owen Willis; m3. 1878 BOLEN, William; d/o Jacob and Rachel (Whitaker) John; buried Hayes Cemetery, Hayes, Clark County, Washington

JOHN, F.A. (1843- ):

JOHN, Jacob Robards (008 Apr 1834-30 Mar 1857): s/o John and Rachel (Whitaker) John; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, Woodland, Cowlitz County, Washington

JOHN, Louisa Anne (18 Aug 1826-16 Jun 1911): m1. 1845 SPRINGER, John (divorced 1860s); m2. 1878 BOZARTH, John Shaw; d/o Jacob and Rachel (Whitaker) John; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, Woodland, Cowlitz County, Washington

JOHN, Mary Jane (03 Jan 1825-25 Sep 1881; m1. 1841 MARTIN, Hutson (1822-1852): m2. 1854 MASON, Silas D.; d/o Jacob and Rachel (Whitaker) John; first husband died on the trail

JOHN, Summerel Ambrose (14 Jun 1843 -22 Mar 1919): m'd GOODWIN, Olive Irene; s/o Jacob and Rachel (Whitaker) John; buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

JOHNS, Jacob:

JOHNS, W.W. ( -1919):

JOHNSON, Archibald (1833- ): m'd [   ], Cynthia E.

JOHNSON, Boone: m'd 1852 HINK, [   ]; m'd on trail

JOHNSON, Charity ( -1852): m'd JOHNSON, John M.; maiden name unknown at this time

JOHNSON, Christopher (1812- ):

JOHNSON, David ( -1852): died on trail

JOHNSON, Elizabeth A.: JOHNSON, Zachariah; maiden name unknown at this time

JOHNSON, Hannah (1836-1933):

JOHNSON, Hannah ( -1939):

JOHNSON, Horatio V. V. (1823- ): m'd 1850 BUSHNELL, Mary J.; m2. 1868 HERRICK, Julia (BUSHNELL)

JOHNSON, Infant (1852-1852): c/o John and Mary (Hamlin) Johnson; died on the trail

JOHNSON, Jacob: step son of Hall Emery  

JOHNSON, John D. (1821- ): m'd 1845 [   ], Mary Jane

JOHNSON, John M. ( -1852):

JOHNSON, John W. (1820-aft 1871 ): m'd 1843 HAMLIN, Mary (1823-1854); children included (Mary Catherine Johnson b. 1847, d. 1887, m. 1863 William Clarendon Butler [1832-1922] son of Joel A Butler & (unknown) Morrison;  Sarah Jane Johnson b. about 1853, d. 1889, m. 1875 William George Breeding [1847-d. 1924], son of John H Breeding & Elizabeth A Ragsdale; Unknown infant, b. 6/4 1852, d. 1852 on the Oregon Trail)

JOHNSON, Mary Catherine (1846- ): d/o John and Mary (Hamlin) Johnson

JOHNSON, Mary Jane: m'd 1845 JOHNSON, John D.; maiden name unknown at this time

JOHNSON, Richard: m'd GRAVES, Milbrey; parents of 7 children

JOHNSON, Rufus (1830- ):

JOHNSON, Samuel Boone. (1833-1916): m'd 02 May 1852 HINK, Hannah J.; s/o Josiah and Hannah Charity (DeHart) Johnson; born 05 Feb 1833 MO/VA; settled Clackamas and Multnomah County, OR; died 01 Jul 1916 Gresham, Multnomah Co, OR; last years were spent as an invalid; father of eleven children (Samuel, Mary Jane, Martha Ellen, Charles F., Dora O., Louise Hester, William Hubbard, John Henry, Edward Robert, Earl and Jenny)

JOHNSON, Samuel S. (c1850- ): s/o John and Charity Johnson; parents died on trail

JOHNSON, Sarah (1827-1861): m'd 1845 HATTON, William Shannon; d/o Friend and Nancy (Lindsey) Johnson; settled with husband and family at Clark Co, WA where she became the mother of three additional children (Nancy E. 1854-1941; Alonzo E. 1856-1915; Harriet Dorinda 1858-1940). Sarah died in Clark County, WA in 1861

JOHNSON, William (1833-1856):

JOHNSON, William R. "Blackhawk" (1824-1901): m'd STEWARD, Delphine D. (d. 1869); m2. 1882 SHUMWAY, Mary; s/o Richard and Milbrey (Graves) Johnson; father of 10 children by fist marriage and two by second marriage

JOHNSON, Zachariah: m'd 1849 [   ], Elizabeth A.

JOHNSTON, A. H.:

JOHNSTON, Herod (1816- ): m'd 1842 LASK, Rhoda

Jacob JONES FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*24) JONES, Abraham  (1818-  ),  m'd  1848 DAVENPORT, Elizabeth  (1830-    ); s/o of Jacob and Elizabeth  (Calvert) Jones

*24) JONES,  Abraham  (1844-1909),  s/o  Isaac and  Anna  S.  (Guge) Jones

JONES, Amanda (19 Jul 1848-03 Oct 1931): m1. 1867 ESTES, William Newton; m2. 29 Nov 1916 ALLEN, Solomon W.; d/o James and Elizabeth (Miller) Jones; buried Asotin City Cemetery, Asotin, Asotin County, Washington

JONES, Andrew J. (1832- ):

JONES,  Christina  (1849-    ),  d/o  Lewis and Cynthia Ann  (Stipp) Jones

JONES, D. M. (1839- ):

JONES, David (1799-c1860): m'd 1834 [   ], Rebecca F.

JONES, Elihu King: s/o Justus and Lois (Hastings) Jones

*24) JONES, Elizabeth: d/o George and Sarah (Neiswanger) Jones

JONES, Elizabeth: m'd 1847 JONES, James F.; maiden name unknown at this time

JONES,  Elizabeth  "Lizzie" (1847-    ),  d/o  Jacob and Susan Perlina (Miller) Jones Jr.

JONES, Esther Jane: m'd 1850 JONES, Silas M.

JONES, George H. (1822- ):

*24) JONES, George: s/o Jacob and Jane (Guge) Jones

*24) JONES,  George Wallace  (1837-1915), m1, NIESWANGER, Sarah ( -1852); m2. 1871  DIXON, Amanda Louisa (1851-    ), s/o Jacob and Catherine (Danes) Jones

*24)  JONES, Harvey : s/o Jacob and Jane (Guge) Jones

JONES, Henry (27 Apr 1827- 07 Dec 1889): m1.  1851 RUDD, Mary J.; m2. 1869 BEAN, Halley E.; s/o Henry and Hannah (Green) Jones; buried Myrtle Creek IOOF Cemetery, Myrtle Creek, Douglas County, Oregon; siblings all died in Cass County, Michigan

*24) JONES, Henry: ; s/o Jacob and Jane (Guge) Jones

*24) JONES, Isaac (1816-1893), m'd   GUGE,  Anna  S.  (1820-  ); s/o of Jacob and Elizabeth (Calvert) Jones

JONES, J.H. (c1833-1895):

*24) JONES, Jacob  (1794-1866) m1. CALVERT, Elizabeth (1793-1829); m2. DANES, Catherine ; m3. GUGE/GOUGE, Jane H. (1819- )

JONES, James: from WI

JONES, James Francis (22 Jan 1824-21 May 1916):   m1. MILLER, Elizabeth; m2. 1885 MEEKER, Mrs. Lydia (MILLER); m3. 14 Sep 1890 SIMPSON, Mrs. Mary Ann (CORUM); s/o Joseph T. and Rebecca (Crooks) Jones; buried Asotin City Cemetery, Asotin, Asotin County, Washington;  James Francis Jones Family by Jerald Jones

*24) JONES, James: s/o Isaac and Anna (Guge) Jones

JONES,  James  N.  (1845-    ),  s/o  Jacob and Susan Perlina (Miller) Jones Jr.

JONES,  James   W.  (1821-    ); s/o of Jacob and Elizabeth (Calvert) Jones

JONES, James W. (1824- ):

*10: JONES, Jane (1807-1863): m'd 1832 DAVIS, Silas; m2. 1853 LAUGHLIN, Samuel; first husband died on trail

JONES, John (1835- ): m'd 1854 Retherford, Lydia

JONES, John ( -1852): died on trail

JONES,  John  (1850-    ),  s/o  Jacob and Susan Perlina (Miller) Jones Jr

*24) JONES, John (1813-1901), m'd  1841 IMBLER, Louisa Ellen "Eliza Clarissa" (1820-after 1880); s/o of Jacob and Elizabeth (Calvert) Jones

JONES,  John  (1845-    ):  s/o  Isaac and  Anna  S.  (Gouge) Jones

JONES, John H. ( -1906): m'd 1864 OSBORNE, Jane Catherine; s/o Justus and Lois (Hastings) Jones

JONES, John W. (1842-1896): m'd 1863 SHORT, Emma; s/o Lewis and Mary (McAlpin) Jones

*24) JONES, Joseph: s/o George and Sarah (Neiswanger) Jones

JONES, Justus (1807- ): m'd c 1831 HASTINGS, Lois

JONES, Lewis (1809- ):

*24) JONES,  Lewis  (1823- ):  m'd  STIPP, Cynthia  Ann  (1826-26 June 1852, Oregon Trail); s/o of Jacob and Elizabeth (Calvert) Jones

JONES, Louisa: m'd 1840 JONES, John; maiden name unknown at this time

JONES, Louisa Jane (1846-1896): m'd 1865 EBERHARDT, J. George W.;

JONES,  Lydia  (1851- ),  d/o  Isaac and  Anna  S.  (Gouge) Jones

*24) JONES, Lydia ( -1852): d/o Jacob and Jane (Guge) Jones ; died on trail

*24) JONES, Lydia: d/o Isaac and Anna (Guge) Jones

JONES, Lydia Ball (12 Mar 1811 -27 Apr 1883): m'd 1841 BOWLBY, Dr. Wilson; settled in Washington Co; native of New Jersey, mother of three children (John Q.A., Theodore F., Sarah W.); buried Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon

*24) JONES, Margaret  (1847- before 1900):  d/o John  and Louisa Ellen (Imbler) Jones

JONES,  Margaret  Jane  (1827-1919):   m'd  IMBLER, Needham  (1820-1897); d/o of Jacob and Elizabeth (Calvert) Jones

*24) JONES, Mark: s/o Jacob and Jane (Guge) Jones

*24) JONES, Mary: d/o George and Sarah (Neiswanger) Jones

*24) JONES,  Mary  (1852-    ),  d/o  Abraham and Elizabeth (Davenport) Jones

*24) JONES,  Mary  Emeline  "Nancy" (1845-  ):  d/o John  and Louisa Ellen (Imbler) Jones

JONES, Mary J.: m'd 1851 JONES, Henry; maiden name unknown at this time

JONES,  Mary  Jane  (1844-    ):  d/o  Jacob and Susan Perlina (Miller) Jones Jr.

JONES, Mary Jane: m'd 1846 JONES, William B.; maiden name unknown at this time

*24) JONES, Nancy: d/o George and Sarah (Neiswanger) Jones

JONES, Nancy: m'd O'Conner, [   ]; m2. FLEMMING, Henry H.

*24) JONES,  Nelson  Dugan  (1848-1935),  s/o  Isaac and  Anna  S.  (Gouge) Jones

*24) JONES,  Nicholas  (1845-    ),  s/o  Isaac and  Anna  S.  (Guge) Jones

JONES, Ralph L. (1819-1916):

JONES, Rebecca F.: m'd 1834 JONES, David

*24) JONES, Samuel ( -1852) traveled with Jacob Jones train; died on Columbia River

JONES, Samuel T. (01 Jul 1850 -26 Aug 1915): m'd 25 Sep 1877 ALLEN, Almeda Harriett.; s/o James and Elizabeth (Miller) Jones; buried Forest Cemetery, Coeur D’Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho

JONES, Sarah (1832- ): m'd DUDLEY, [   ]

JONES, Sarah Ann (1852-10 Nov 1876): m'd 08 Oct 1871 COON, Thomas Madison; d/o James and Elizabeth (Miller) Jones; settled in Linn County, Oregon; burial location unknown

JONES, Sarah Ann: m'd 1845 POWERS, Edwin;

*24) JONES,  Sarah  J.  (1851-    ),  d/o  Abraham and Elizabeth JONES 

*24) JONES,  Sarah  Caroline  (1843-1888),  d/o John  and Louisa Ellen (Imbler) Jones

JONES, Silas M. (1824- ): m'd 1850 [   ], Esther Jane

JONES, Stokely Lawson (1812-1898): m'd 1840 Julia McAlister

JONES, Submit: m'd BURK, Marshall B.; husband came in 1851

*24) JONES, Susannah: d/o George and Sarah (Neiswanger) Jones

*24) JONES,  William  (1839-    ),  s/o  Isaac and  Anna  S.  (Guge) Jones

JONES, William B. (c1826- ): m'd 1846 [   ], Mary Jane

*24) JONES, William David (1845- ): s/o Lewis and Cynthia (Stipp) Jones; mother died on the trail

*24) JONES,  William  Lemley  (1851-1852):  s/o John  and Louisa Ellen (Imbler) Jones; died on trail in the Cascades

JORDAN, Cynthia (07 May 1810-18 Feb 1882): m'd 17 Mar 1831 BABER, Jordan; d/o John and Agnes (Cunningham) Jordan; buried Harris Cemetery, Linn County, Oregon

*18) JORDAN, John:  from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL; joined party at St. Joseph, MO; traveling with John McDonald, who later drowned in Snake River while attempting to herd cattle across; left Scott party Aug 2nd

JORDAN, John D.:

JORDAN, John H. ( -1915):

JOSLIN, Benjamin (1832-1903): died at Oregon State Hospital in Salem, Marion Co, OR

JOSLIN, John (1832- ):

JOSLYN, Andrew J. Rev. (1841-1920):

JOY, George W. ( -1852): m'd [   ], Mary; died on trail

JOY, Mary (1835- ): m'd JOY, George W.; maiden name unknown at this time

JOY, Warren (1830- ):

JUDD, William W. (1813- ):

JUDKINS, Edward D. (1828- ):

JUDKINS, Susanna: m'd 1844 JUDKINS, Thomas; maiden name unknown at this time

JUDKINS, Thomas (1803- ): m'd 1844 [   ], Susann

JUDY, George H. (1827- ): m'd 1855 [   ], Nancy Jane

JUNKINS, Anthony C. (1819- ): m'd 1841 MABY, Margaret Ann

JUSTICE, Isaac B. (1831- ): m'd 1854 [   ], Mary A.

KAUBLE, Oliver (1831- ):

KAUFFMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:

*16) KAUFFMAN, Catherine (1849-1923): m'd 25 Nov 1866 BUCKMAN, Thomas; d/o John and Elizabeth (Manning) Kauffman; born 01 May 1849 Manor, Lancaster Co, PA and died March 1923;

*16) KAUFFMAN, Christian Frederick (1834- ):

*16) KAUFFMAN, Isaac Benjamin (1846-1920): m'd 1873 FROST, Louisa; s/o John and Elizabeth (Manning) Kauffman; born 10 Sep 1846 Manor, Lancaster Co, PA and died 21 Oct 1920 Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; father of three children (Florence F., Elsie W. and Carrol F.); lived in Washington, Clackamas, Marion and Multnomah Counties; wife died in 1885 in Marion County of consumption and it appears that Isaac did not remarry

*16) KAUFFMAN, Jacob  M.(1842-1910): m'd c1870 ROBBINS, Melissa A.; s/o John and Elizabeth (Manning) Kauffman; born 24 Oct 1842 Manor, Lancaster Co, PA and died 11 Feb 1910 Ritzville, Adams Co, WA (note that death date is shown by descendants but Jacob is listed in April 1910 census); moved to WA between 1870 and 1880 census; father of seven children (Anna, Herbert C., Ada L., Ethel, Constant, Clyde and Leslie Wilmot)

*16) KAUFFMAN, John Stuben (1817-1867): m'd 16 Dec 1840/1 MANNING, Elizabeth; born 1817 Lancaster Co, PA and died 06 Aug 1867 Tualatin, Washington Co, OR; father of nine known children (Jacob M., Ann Elizabeth, Isaac Benjamin, Catherine, Martha, Sonora, Sarah Ann, Mary Amanda and Lewis Andrew)

*16) KAUFFMAN, Martha (1851-1931): m'd 04 Jan 1877 MOORE, Charles William; d/o John and Elizabeth (Manning) Kauffman; born 25 Jun 1851 Fort Wayne, Allen Co, IN and died 02 Jul 1931 Trout Lake, Klickitat Co, WA; mother of five children (Anna Belle, Mary Elizabeth, Fred C., Edward E and John L.)

KAYLOR, Harriet: m'd 1850 KAYLOR, Henry F.

KAYLOR, Henry F. (1823- ): m'd 1850 [   ], Harriet

KAYS, James A.:

KAYS, James M. (1832- ): m'd 1856 HEADRICK, Sarah Margaret

KAYS, John A. (1806-1884): m'd HEADRICK, Frances H.

KAYS, John S. (1831- ): m'd 1851 [   ], Rebecca

KAYS, Olive (1842-1915): m'd DURBIN, Isaac

KAYS, Rebecca: m'd 1851 KAYS, John S.; maiden name unknown at this time

KEAN, Elizabeth: m'd 1841 COLE, Chauncey

KEATING, Robert (c1835- ):

*8) KECK, Henry:

*8) KECK, Sloan:

KEENEY, James:

KEILER, Ebenezer (1835- ):

KEISER: see KISER

KEITH FAMILY RESEARCHER:
KEITH, Catherine: m'd IRVINE, John; d/o Warren Keith

KEITH, Elzorah: d/o Warren and Sandra (Boaz) Keith

KEITH, Margaret E.: m'd DAVIS, Thomas Henry; d/o Warren Keith

KEITH, Warren Cash (1818- ): m'd BOAZ, Sandra Ann; settled in Wasco Co

KEITS, Elizabeth: m'd 1819 KEITS, Zachariah

KEITS, Zachariah (1781- ): m'd 1819 [   ], Elizabeth

KELLISON, [   ] ( -1852): died on trail

KELLOGG, John Beldon (07 Oct 1829-09 May 1912): m'd 07 Feb 1852 DAVIES, Jane; settled Washington countywhere he established a hotel; s/o Sylvanus and Isabell (Long) Kellogg; buried Crescent Grove Cemetery, Tigard, Washington County, Oregon

KELLOGG, Sylvanus (1832-1852): s/o Sylvanus and Isabell (Long) Kellogg; may died on trail during emigration while accompanying his brother, John Beldon Kellogg

KELLUM, Andrew J.:

KELLUM, John W.:

KELLUM, Joseph (1794- ):

KELLY, Andrew (1833- ): m'd HAWLEY, Lydia

KELLY, Arthur (c1824- ):

KELLY, William Alexander (1828-1932):

KELTY, James (1802- ):

KELTY, James Monroe (1842-1919):

KELTY, John D. ( -1915): m'd 1855 HARVEY, Sarah E.

KEMP FAMILY RESEARCHER:    Bennette Family History
KEMP, Anne Eliza (1843-1914): m'd GOWDY, John Tucker "Teet"; d/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp

KEMP, Delilah Frances (1847-1852): d/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp; died on trail 14 June 1852

KEMP, John Anthony (1831-1903): m'd BUTSON, Sadie Ann; s/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp

KEMP, Louise Katherine "Kate" (1839-1929): m'd ADAIR, William Henry; d/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp

KEMP, Martha Marie (1836-1911): m'd ADAIR, Elias Coleman Dr.; d/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp; married on board the steamer Gazelle while enroute from Salem to Corvallis; husband was also emigrant of 1852

KEMP, Mary Amanda (1833-1921): m'd HARPER, Elias; d/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp

KEMP, Sarah Elizabeth (1837-1923): m'd RIPPERTON, James A.; d/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp

KEMP, Susan Jane (1829-1854): m'd KEYT, Ebenezer Conway; d/o William and Sarah (Newbill) Kemp

KEMP, William "Riley" (1803-1852): m'd NEWBILL, Sarah Glenn; died on trail 05 Sep 1852

KENDALL, John H. (1790- ): m'd 1823 [   ], Fanny

KENDALL, Fanny: m'd 1823 KENDALL, John H.; maiden name unknown at this time

KENDALL, William O. (1831- ):

KENDER, William ( -1896):

KENEDY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
KENEDY, George W.: s/o William and Sarah (Richardson) Kenedy

KENEDY, James H.: m'd 1867 RUBLE, Florence; s/o William and Sarah (Richardson) Kenedy

KENEDY, Kenneth M.: s/o William and Sarah (Richardson) Kenedy

KENEDY, Richard L.: s/o William and Sarah (Richardson) Kenedy

KENEDY, Sarah A.: m'd 1860 CAMPBELL, Thomas; d/o William and Sarah (Richardson) Kenedy

KENEDY, William (1818-1900): m'd 1839 RICHARDSON, Sarah

KENEDY, William C.: m'd 1860 CAMPBELL, Cynthia Eliza; s/o William and Sarah (Richardson) Kenedy

KENNEDY, John Knox: m'd MCGUIRE, Sarah; was sheriff of Mahaska Co, IA; former Army officer stationed at Ft. Kearney; partnered with John McGuire, his wife's brother and reportedly led some trains west after the Indian wars

KENNEDY, Mary Catherine: m'd 1846 KENNEDY, Norval T.; maiden name unknown at this time

KENNEDY, Norval T. (1818- ): m'd 1846 [   ], Mary Catherine

KENNEDY, William C. ( -1913):

KENT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
KENT, Benton M. (1853-1910): m'd 1868 RANDLE, Cynthia S.G.; s/o Lewis and Nancy (Collard) Kent; settled in Polk Co, later moved to Douglas Co

KENT, Filena Annie (1844-1922): m'd 1908 RICHARDSON, John Champion; d/o Lewis and Nancy (Collard) Kent; settled in Polk Co, later moved to Douglas Co

KENT, Harriet Jane (1839-1859): m'd 1858 WILLIS, William R.; d/o Lewis and Nancy (Collard) Kent; settled in Polk Co,  later moved to Douglas Co

KENT, James (1828- ):

KENT, Lewis Dozier (1814-1857): m'd 1834 COLLARD, Nancy Anne; s/o Isaac and Lucy (Hopkins) Kent; settled in Polk Co, later moved to Douglas Co

KENT, Lorena Alice (1851-1937): m'd 1873 GAGE, William Washington; d/o Lewis and Nancy (Collard) Kent; settled in Polk Co, later moved to Douglas Co

KENT, Lucinda Margaret (1837- ): m'd 1853 LASSATOR, John; d/o Lewis and Nancy (Collard) Kent; settled in Polk Co, later moved to Douglas Co

KENT, Lucretia Virginia (1843-1893): m'd 1872 MADDEN, Cyrus; s/o Lewis and Nancy (Collard) Kent; settled in Polk Co, later moved to Douglas Co

KENT, Mary Armenta (1841-1858): m'd 1857 STEWART, Jefferson; d/o Lewis and Nancy (Collard) Kent; settled in Polk Co, later moved to Douglas Co

KENWORTHY, John:

KERNS, Henry:

KERNS, Lois B.: m'd 1848 KERNS, William; maiden name unknown at this time

KERNS, Samuel Flemming(1833-1916): m'd 1868 CLAGGETT, Elizabeth Sophronia

KERNS, William (c1810- ): m'd 1848 [   ], Lois B.

KERR, Gideon G. (c1815- ):

KERR, Rachel Mathilda (1841-1920): m'd KERR, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

KESLING, C.B.:

KESLING, James W. (1832- ):

KESSLER, Anna (1799-1872): m'd 14 Oct 1820 AMES, Lowell Sr.; The Pioneer Ames Family by Mona Weibel

KIBBEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
KIBBEY, Clarinda Cora (1835- ): m'd 1854 DUVAL, Lewis Howard; d/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIBBEY, David (1806-1888): m'd 1827 WOMACK, Eliza; buried Kings Valley Cemetery, Benton Co, OR

KIBBEY, David (1849-1935): never married; s/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIBBEY, James Allen (1847-1925): m'd 1869 DAVIS, Sarah Louise; s/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey; father of 13 children; lived in Kings Valley but later moved to Condon where he and his wife both died

KIBBEY, Martha (1838- ): m'd SEVIER, John Wasson per family records or m'd 1859 LEWIS, John per Polk Co Marriage Records; d/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIBBEY, Mary Eliza (1845- ): m'd CLINE, Henry; d/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIBBEY, Melissa (1842- ): d/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIBBEY, Sarah (1830- ): m'd 1855 ANDREWS, James; d/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIBBEY, Tignal (1833- ): m'd VIRGIN, Mary Eliza; s/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIBBEY, William A. (1840- ): never married; s/o David and Eliza (Womack) Kibbey

KIGHTLINGER, Mary J. ( -1896): m'd KIGHTLINGER, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

KIMBALL, Amanda: m'd 1837 KIMBALL, Ira; maiden name unknown at this time

KIMBALL, Ira (1798- ): m'd 1837 [   ], Amanda

KIMES, Lewis Ray Sr. ( -1852): died on trail

KIMES, Lewis Ray Jr. (1852- ): s/o Lewis Ray Kimes Sr.

KIMES, Mary E.: m'd 1867 COLLINS, James L.; d/o Lewis Ray Kimes Sr.

KINCAID, Mary: m'd 1822 KINCAID, Samuel; maiden name unknown at this time

KINCAID, Samuel (1801- ): m'd 1822 [   ], Mary

KINDER, Alva (24 Feb 1847-09 Jul 1914): m'd 04 Jun 1868 FARMER, Martha; s/o William and Julia Ann (Bilyeu) Kinder

KINDER, Franklin Peter (26 Apr 1829-08 Jul 1889): m'd 1851 EVANS, Rebecca Isabel; emigrated first in 1847; buried IOOF Cemetery, Waitsburg, Walla Walla County, Washington

KINDER, George Washington (30 Dec 1848-c1851): s/o William and Julia Ann (Bilyeu) Kinder; died prior to emigration or sometime after start of emigration

KINDER, James Thomas (01 Nov 1838-25 Jun 1852): s/o William and Lydia (Bilyeu) Kinder; died on trail June 25, 1852 on the Sweetwater probably near Ice Spring [contributed by Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois Univ]

KINDER, Joshua Greenup (23 Dec 1840-27 Jan 1915): m'd NEWMAN, Sarah; s/o William and Lydia (Bilyeu) Kinder; buried Bellinger Cemetery, Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon

KINDER, Lucinda Elizabeth (29 Nov 1851-24 Apr 1924): 1867 DERR, Martin; d/o William and Julia Ann (Bilyeu) Kinder

KINDER, Nancy Jane (19 Nov 1836-04 Feb 1911): m'd 1854 WEST, John Mathew Irvin; d/o William and Lydia (Bilyeu) Kinder; buried Emmett Cemetery, Emmett, Gem County, Idaho

KINDER, Rhoda Dianna (04 Jul 1850-1852): d/o William and Julia Ann (Bilyeu) Kinder; died on trail 1852 aged 2 years  [contributed by Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois Univ]

KINDER, Samuel (26 Dec 1833-14 Mar 1911): m'd 28 Oct 1864 BUTTS, Lucy Ann; s/o Galatin and Mary (Armstrong) Kinder; buried Kinder Cemetery, Deer Island, Columbia County, Oregon

KINDER, Thomas Jefferson (Aug 1837-28 Feb 1905): s/o Galatin and Mary (Armstrong) Kinder; buried Mount Zion Cemetery, LaCenter, Clark County, Washington

KINDER, William (22 Jun 1816-20 Apr 1896): m1. 06 Aug 1835 BILYEU, Lydia (1818-1844); m2. 27 May 1845 BILYEU, Julia Ann; s/o John and Martha (Melone) Kinder; buried Franklin Butte Masonic Cemetery, Scio, Linn County, Oregon

KINDER, William Hubbard "Hub" (26 Jan 1843-18 Mar 1925): m'd POLLARD, Sarah Elizabeth; s/o William and Lydia (Bilyeu) Kinder; buried Mill Creek Cemetery, Cook County, Oregon

KING FAMILY RESEARCHER:
KING, Harriet: m'd 1843 KING, Thomas; maiden name unknown at this time

KING, John Elliot (1850 MO – 1910 OR) s/o Thomas George and Harriet (Downing) King

KING, (male) (1852 Oregon Trail – 1852 buried on the plains) s/o Thomas George and Harriet (Downing) King

KING, Mary Elizabeth (1848 IA – 1910 OR) d/o Thomas George and Harriet (Downing) King

*18) KING, Robert H. (1831- ):: owed $50 for his fare; was a farm hand to Tucker Scott in IL; born in PA; helped drive the camp equipage wagon and left by the Snake River August 15th, "To day (August 15) 5 of our company concluded to go on by water.  They accordingly fitted up two wagon beds for the purpose and launded them into the Snake, they seem to answer a good purpose and if no accident befalls them they will reach the dalles in ten days or less."  (They planned on floating to Fort Boise and then travel afoot on account of the river rapids and falls.  The party included John Dixon, Robert Dixon, Frank Gay, Robert King and George Burns.); first worked at Oregon City as a carpenter; died 29 Feb 1896 at Lafayette, OR; rejoined the Scotts after Fort Boise. He worked at a sawmill at Milwaukie, OR the first winter.

KING, Thomas George (1820 OH – 1906 OR); m'd DOWNING, Harriet  (1826-1859); s/o Joshua and Rebecca (Lewis) King

KING, William Henry (1845 IA – 1910 OR) s/o Thomas George and Harriet (Downing) King

*11) KINNEY, Antional (1845- ): s/o Giles and Delilah (Haywood) Kinney

*11) KINNEY, Giles: m'd HAYWOOD, Delilah

*11) KINNEY, Miss: m'd HAYWOOD, Benjamin

*11) KINNEY, Rosetta (1842- ): d/o Giles and Delilah (Haywood) Kinney

KINZER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
KINZER, F. M. Mrs. (1836-1921): m'd KINZER, [   ]

KINZER, Lewis Evermont (1824- ): m'd 1848 WOLF, Louisa M.; settled in Linn Co

KINZER, Lewis W. (1850-1922):

KIRBY, John B. (1808- ):

KIRK, James Allen (1834-1925):

KIRK, James Allen Mrs. (1836-1917):

KIRK, Lorenzo D. (1805- ): m'd 1830 [   ], Margaret

KIRK, Margaret ( -1855): m'd 1830 KIRK, Lorenzo D.; maiden name unknown at this time

KIRK, T.J. (1836-1926):

KIRK, W.F. (1839- ):

KIRK, William (1798- ): m'd c1820 EMMONS, Sarah

KIRKENDALL, Phoebe Martha (02 May 1819-12 Oct 1898): m'd CONNER, Joseph Harrison; m2. CAMPBELL, William T.; d/o Moses and Christeny (Malott) Kirkendall; buried Masonic Memorial Park, Tumwater, Thurston County, Washington

KIRKPATRICK, David (1820- ):

KIRKPATRICK, Sarah E.: m'd 1831 BROWN, John James

*16) KIRTS, Barbara (1821-1907): m1. 18 Feb 1845 IRELAND, Zephaniah (1820-1858); m2. 0 Nov 1859 MUNKERS, James Preston (1820-1890); d/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtz; settled in Washington Co, OR; born 14 Oct 1821 IN and died 28/30 Nov 1907 Scio, Linn Co, OR; the 1900 census states that she had no children

*16) KIRTS, Catherine (1837-1888): m'd 19 Jun 1859 EWING, William Day (1832-1915); d/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtz; born 04 Oct 1837 IN and died 01 Mar 1888; mother of four children (Mary Ellen Christine, Willis C., John Marion and Martha Ann)

*16) KIRTS, Christopher (1836- ): s/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtzl born 21 Sep 1836 IN; unknown if he emigrated with family or died prior to emigration

*16) KIRTS, Frances "Fanny" (1834-1897): m'd c1855 HARMS, Herman; d/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtz; born 13 Mar 1834 IN and died 08 Jan 1897 Mountaindale, Washington Co, OR; mother of nine children (Mary, John, William, Letitia, Margaret, Laura Mahala, Olive, Barbara and George)

*16) KIRTS, John Herman (1830-1905): m'd 06 Nov 1859 MARSH, Eunice (1838-1936); s/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtz; born 15 May 1830 IN and died 31 Oct 1905 McMinnville, Yamhill Co, OR;buried Union Point Cemetery, Banks, Washington Co, OR; father of 18 children including (Charles W., William Ashberry, Vidella Angeline, Wilbur Sheridan, Levi Jay,  Edith Viola, Ezra A., Elva E., Jodel Lester, Hulda E. and Sarah Grace)

*16) KIRTS, Levi (1829-1852): s/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtz; born 29 Dec 1829 IN and died on the trail near Meacham, OR at what was referred to as Lee's Encampment

*16) KIRTS, Mary Elizabeth (1826-1899): m'd 08 Nov 1853 JOY, John Milton (1827-1896); d/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtz; born 24 Feb 1826 IN and died 1899 Scapoose, Columbia Co, OR; mother of four children (William, Ruben, Clara B. and Vestel); settled in Washington and Multnomah Counties

*16) KIRTS, Nancy B. (1834-1904): m1. 25 Aug 1853 MCNAMER, Noah Wheeler (1816-1864); m2. 17 Jul 1865 MCNAMER, Nehemiah Brice (1829-1877);  d/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirtz; born 07 Jan 1834 IN and died 20 Jun 1904 Forest Grove, Washington Co, OR; mother of five children by first marriage (Theodore Christopher, Elizabeth Louise, Lunetta, Loretta Josephine and Alice Sarah); mother of  four children by second marriage (Dona E., Blanche Frances, Isabelle and Converse William)

*16) KIRTS, Sarah (1827-1856): m'd 26 Sep 1849 IRELAND, Robert (1824-1887); d/o Zachariah and Elizabeth Kirts; born c1827 IN and died in Jan 1856 in Washington Co, OR leaving no known children

*16) KIRTS, Zachariah (1783-1861): m'd c1818 GRANGER, Elizabeth; born 16 Jan 1783/93 PA and died 06 Apr 1861 Washington Co, OR; buried Union Point Cemetery, Banks, Washington Co, OR; father of 14 children (William, Barbara, Jacob, Mahala, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah, Levi, John Herman, Frances, Nancy B., Christopher, Catharine, Samuel and Josephus)

KISER, Arlinda (Aug 1851-21 Dec 1905): m'd WIE, Arie Van; d/o Daniel and Ann (Richardson) Kiser; died in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California

KISER, Daniel C. (Feb 1823-18 Sep 1877): m1. 29 Jul 1849 RICHARDSON, Ann; m2. 25 Nov 1853 CARROLL, Louisa; s/o Richard and Rebecca (Moslander) Kiser; settled in Thurston County, Washington; died in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana

KISER, Elizabeth (22 Nov 1830-10 Feb 1913): d/o Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Kiser/Keiser; died Clackamas County, Oregon

KISER, Jacob (May 1797-17 Nov 1880): m'd 13 Feb 1819 SMITH, Elizabeth; s/o Samuel and Margaretha (Muller) Kiser/Keyser/Keiser

KISER, Jacob Henry (02 Jun 1836-07 Aug 1874): s/o Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Kiser/Keiser; died Clackamas County, Oregon

KISER, Sarah Maria (22 Nov 1827-13 Feb 1908): d/o Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Kiser/Keiser; died Walla Walla County, Washington

KISER, William (07 Oct 1825-21 Jun 1877): m'd 04 Apr 1849 INGALLS, Roxinda; s/o Jacob and Elizabeth (Smith) Kiser/Keiser; died Walla Walla County, Washington

KISOR, Amos Edward. (21 Nov 1846-24 Dec 1930): m'd 01 Aug 1867 WOOD, Mahala Jane; s/o George and Sarah (Freel) Kisor

KISOR, George Washington (28 Feb 1823-28 Mar 1896): m'd 29 Jan 1846 FREEL, Sarah Ann; s/o George and Susanna (Hare) Kisor

KISOR, Phebe Ann (04 Nov 1849-25 Mar 1921): m'd 19 Jan 1869 MASON, Joshua C.; d/o George and Sarah (Freel) Kisor

KISOR, Sarah Jane (18 Mar 1848-19 Oct 1920): m'd 20 Oct 1864 CAMPBELL, Alexander Hunter; d/o George and Sarah (Freel) Kisor

KITTERMAN, William (1825- ): Wagons From Wapello

KLADY, C. L. ( -c1907):

KLADY, Jacob K. (1806- ): m'd 1850 [   ], Mary

KLADY, Mary: m'd 1850 KLADY, Jacob K.; maiden name unknown at this time

KNAGGS, George H. (1830- ):

KNAPP, J. B.:

KNAPP, Lucy A. (c1828-12 Oct 1852): died of mountain fever/cholera at Columbia River [Deaths On The Oregon Trail, Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois University]

KNAPP, Mrs. ( -1852): died on trail of cholera; husband and maiden name unknown at this time; in same party as Hathaway family

KNIGHT, Isaac N. ( -1907):

*24) KNIGHT, Nelson: traveled to Oregon with Jacob Jones Train

KNIGHT, P. S. Rev ( -1915): may be emigrant of 1853

KNIFONG, John Martin (1846-1895): m1. 10 Nov 1867 SHELDON, Learny Jane; m2. 15 Sep 1880 BUTTS, Sarah; s/o Joseph and Rhoda (Thurlo) Knifong; father of 1 child (Olive) by first wife; father of 5 children by second wife (Minnie Maude, Ella, Hettie Pearl, Litta Sadie and Charity); settled in Willamina area; was working at the Waterloo Woolen Mill as a night watchman when he was murdered by persons unknown.

KNIFONG, Joseph Wampler (1811-1880): m'd c1845 THURLO, Rhoda; m2. WHITE, Mary "Polly" (Owen); s/o Martin and Eva (Wolfe) Knifong; born 11 Apr 1811 Russell Co, VA and died 05 Nov 1880; father of 3 children by first wife (John Martin, Pasker Henrietta and Olive Elizabeth); father of 9 known children by second wife (James, Mary, Ella, Rhoda Ann, Stephen, Thomas, Leuvig, Luella A. and Clara); traveled with group going to CA, upon arrival his wife died and he left his children with friends and came to Oregon where he secured a donation land claim.  He returned to CA to get his children and came back to Oregon where he settled in Willamina area on the Polk county line.  He is buried in the Willamina Cemetery, Willamina, Polk Co, OR

KNIFONG, Olive Elizabeth (1851-1936): m'd 03 Oct 1867 HUSSEY, Christopher J.; d/o Joseph and Rhoda (Thurlo) Knifong;born 12 Jun 1851 Sullivan Co, MO and died 31 May 1936; buried Deer Creek Cemetery, McMinnville, Yamhill Co, OR; mother of 3 children (Hettie, Irvin and Bessie)

KNIFONG, Pasker Henrietta (1849-1888): m'd 26 Jan 1868 MARTIN, Andrew Jackson; d/o Joseph and Rhoda (Thurlo) Knifong;born 25 Dec 1849 MO and died 05 Sep 1888 Tacoma, Pierce Co, WA; buried Oakwood Hill Cemetery, Tacoma, Pierce Co, WA; mother of  (William Nathaniel)

KNOTT, Mary E. (1835-1919): m'd KNOTT, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

KNOWLES, John (1828-1905): m'd 25 Jan 1864 HIBBARD, Elvira Jane; s/o Robert and Mary (Matkin) Knowles; born Mar 1828 in Bollington, Cheshire Co, England and died Jul 1905 Marion Co, OR; settled in Marion County; father of three children (Mary E., Charles and Hannah)

KNOWLTON, Francis Marion "Frank" (13 Feb 1852-13 Jun 1941): m'd 1872 WILLABY, Mary Elizabeth; s/o George Edward and Susan (McKee) Knowlton; born in Ohio and died in Spokane, Washington; buried Riverside Memorial Park, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington

KNOWLTON, George Edward (01 Dec 1827-aft 1900 ): m'd 06 May 1849 MCKEE, Susan (1829-1863); m2. BOND, Mary (1847-1913); s/o Elisha Elbridge and Nancy (Hubbard) Knowlton; parents and some of siblings emigrated in 1860; died in Kootenai County, Idaho but burial location is unknown; father of Francis Marion, Lafayette, Mary L., Rhoda A., James E., Emma Jane and Susan by first wife; father of  Elizabeth, Ulysses Grant, Virginia Bell, Bertha Mae and George Garfield by second wife; most of his children settled in Spokane County, Washington after they were adults

KOONTZ, David (c1828- ): Wagons From Wapello

KOONTZ, Eliza: m'd HUNTINGTON, [   ];

KOONTZ, Francis M. (1839-1925):

KOONTZ, Martin (1786- ): Wagons From Wapello

KOONTZ, Martin V. (1825- ): m'd 1847 CONKWRIGHT, Mary Ann;  d/o John and Elizabeth (Wood) Koontz; Wagons From Wapello

KOONTZ, Matilda: m'd 1836 KOONTZ, Riley; maiden name unknown at this time

KOONTZ, Riley (1814- ): m'd 1836 [   ], Mathilda; Wagons From Wapello

KUYKENDALL, Emma (1849-1852): d/o John and Malinda (Stark) Kuykendall; died on the flatboat on the Columbia; buried near The Dalles

KUYKENDALL, George (1820- ): m'd 1846 STARK, Candace; s/o Henry and Sarah (Smith) Kuykendall; was living in Santa Rosa, CA in late 1870s

KUYKENDALL, George Benson (1843- ): s/o John and Malinda (Stark) Kuykendall

KUYKENDALL, James (1847- ): s/o John and Malinda (Stark) Kuykendall

KUYKENDALL, John (1820 - ): m'd 1842 STARK, Malinda Jane; s/o Henry and Sarah (Smith) Kuykendall; arrived fall of 1852 and spent the winter near Hillsboro; in the fall of 1853 moved to Douglas County and settled near what later became known as Wilbur; along with his brother, George and Rev. J.H. Wilbur was instrumental in building The Umpqua Academy; c1873 accepted a position at Klamath Indian Agency, c1876 removed to Santa Rosa, CA where his brother, George resided; returned to Oregon, was an instructor at the Yakima Indian Agency; finally located near Drain a few miles north of his old home where he remained until his death in 1892; he was interred in the Drain cemetery but after the death of his wife in 1911 his body was exhumed and placed next to hers in the IOOF cemetery at Eugene, OR

KUYKENDALL, John Wesley (1844- ): s/o John and Malinda (Stark) Kuykendall

KUYKENDALL, Sarah Isabel (1848- ): d/o John and Malinda (Stark) Kuykendall

KYLE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
KYLE, Margaret J. ( -bef 1880): m'd MATHER, John Addison; s/o Samuel and Fanny (Stiles) Kyle; buried in Union Cemetery at Cedar Mill, OR

KYLE, Richard M. (1847-1925): m'd DRAKE, Adelia A.; s/o Samuel and Fanny (Stiles) Kyle; buried in Union Cemetery at Cedar Mill, OR

KYLE, Samuel M. (1825-1905): m'd STILES, Fanny; buried in Union Cemetery at Cedar Mill, OR

LACEY, Edward (1837-1853): s/o John and Mary Lacey; parents died prior to emigration.  Edward died in Oregon City, Clackamas Co, OR shortly after arrival in Oregon

LACEY, Elsie P. (1850-1917): m'd HEALY, [   ]

LACEY, Ira Wilkes (1818-1894): m'd c1844 FOWLER, Mary Ann; s/o Ebenezer and Jemima (Barnes) Lacey; born 05 May 1818 Windsor, NY; married in MI; died 25 Sep 1894 Springwater, Clackamas Co, OR

LACEY, John S.: m'd [   ], Mary; born 1809 NY and died died in Jackson Point, MO in Sep 1851 while preparing for emigration west with brothers; a baby born in 1851 died during the same time as the father.

LACEY, Lewis (1839- ): s/o John and Mary Lacey; parents died prior to emigration; Lewis was born 11 Jan 1839

LACEY, Lewis Allen (1807-1899 ): m'd 1850 HERRING,  Leonora Elizabeth; s/o Ebenezer and Jemima (Barnes) Lacey; born 25 Aug 1808 NY and died 1899 Springwater, Clackamas Co, OR; father of 4 known children (Helen, Albert, Anna Margaret and Irene)

LACEY, Mary ( -1851): died Jul 1851 Hedges Grove, IA while preparing for emigration with husband

LAFFER, Mary Jane: m'd 1816 LAFFER, Philip; maiden name unknown at this time

LAFFER, Philip (1795- ): m'd 1816 [   ], Mary Jane

LAFFERTY, Joseph: m'd 06 Sep 1849 STARK, Sarah

LAFFEY, Bernard Laffey (1821-1898), husband of Susannah Downing; s/o Isabel (Fair) Laffey; The Laffey clan came from eastern Michigan as the snow melted in 1852 and made it to Portland, Oregon, where they spent the winter.  They moved up to Kelso, Washington, the next spring.  Isabel Fair Laffey, (originally from Ireland) was 63 years old when she made this trek across the continent.  Bernard and Susannah Laffey were newly-weds when they made this journey.  After settling in Kelso, WA, Bernard and Susannah had 7 children, but they had to bury 6 of them.  The five children that I know of were: Zelia Isabella (1854-1886), Charles (1856-1876), Richard (1859-1874), Rufus (1864-1869), and Mary (1872-1972).

 

LAFFEY, Charlotte Laffey (1818-1879): m'd MCMILLEN, Hugh, d/o Isabel (Fair) Laffey.

 

LAFFEY, Mary (1872-1972)m'd COLLINS, Everell (1866-1940);  d/o Bernard and Susannah (Downing) Laffey; lived to be 100.

 

LAFFEY, Zelia Isabella Laffey(1854-1886) m'd CATLIN, Fred (1848-1929); d/o Bernard and Susannah (Downing) Laffey

LAFORREST, Mary ( -1914): m'd LAFORREST, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

LAKE, Mary Ann (13 Jun 1833-16 Nov 1920): m'd 12 Oct 1859 BAKER, Andrew J.; married in Oregon; buried South Yamhill Cemetery, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon

LAKE, Mary Jane ( -1913): m'd LAKE, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

LAKE, Sarah (13 Sep 1831-23 Jul 1896): m'd 10 Nov 1850 BESSER, Luzerne; d/o Milton and Rhuah (Shaw) Lake

LAKIN,  David Redman (1837-1920): m1. WITHROW, Sarah E.; m2. COFFIN, Laura J.; s/o Josiah and Sarah (Sweet) Lakin; buried Eugene Pioneer Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

LAKIN, George M. (1844-1900) s/o Josiah and Sarah (Sweet) Lakin; buried Demersville Cemetery, Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana

LAKIN, Josiah M. (1806-1860): m'd 1829 SWEET, Sarah Jane; settled in Lane Co, OR; buried Eugene Masonic Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

LAKIN, Lucy Jane (1833-1902): m1.  ALLISON, Amos J; m2. PARRISH, Gamaliel; d/o Josiah and Sarah (Sweet) Lakin; buried Eugene Masonic Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

LAKIN, Martha (1846-1915): m'd LEE, Andrew Jackson; d/o Josiah and Sarah (Sweet) Lakin; buried Applegate Pioneer Cemetery, Yoncalla, Douglas County, Oregon

LAKIN, Mary Spur (1831-1905): m'd 03 Dec 1848 BURR, Samuel Beebe; d/o Josiah and Sarah (Sweet) Lakin; settled in California; buried Little Shasta Cemetery, Montague, Shasta County, California

LAKIN, Zelda (1840-1910): m'd GARDNER, Aaron F.; d/o Josiah and Sarah (Sweet) Lakin; buried Malheur City Cemetery, Malheur, Malheur County, Oregon

LAMB, Nathaniel J. ( -1854):

LAMBERT, David (1816- ): m'd 1852 [   ], Nancy Ann

LAMBERT, George W. (1831- ):

LAMBERT, John ( -1852): m'd WILSON, Catherine; died shortly after arrival

LAMBERT, Nancy Ann: m'd 1852 LAMBERT, David

LAMON, Virginia (14 Jul 1825 - 09 Jun 1897): m'd 11 May 1847 MOORES, John Henry; d/o John and Ruth (Chenoweth) Lamon

LANDERS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
LANDERS, Francis M. (1845- ): d/o Henry and Mary Jane (Richardson) Landers

LANDERS, Henry: m'd 1842 RICHARDSON, Mary Jane

LANDERS, William A. (1849- ): s/o Henry and Mary Jane (Richardson) Landers

LANDINGHAM, Elizabeth: m'd 1850 LANDINGHAM, Thomas; maiden name unknown at this time

LANDINGHAM, Isyphean (1849-1920): m'd LANDINGHAM, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

LANDINGHAM, Thomas (1816- ): m'd 1850 [   ], Elizabeth

LANE, Elizabeth: m'd 1840 HAWKINS, John S.

LANE, Silas (1820- ): m'd 1842 [   ], Sophia

LANE, Simon E. ( -1919):

LANE, Sophia: m'd 1842 LANE, Silas; maiden name unknown at this time

LANEY, Josiah (c1827- ):

LANGSTON, John ( -1852): died on trail; m'd 28 Dec 1848 JASPER, Nancy; s/o Sampson and Grace (Butler) Langston

LANGSTON, Lucinda ( -1852): m'd LANGSTON, William; died on trail; maiden name unknown at this time

LANGSTON, Martha ( -1852): died on trail

LANGSTON, Mary (1852- ): d/o John and Nancy (Jasper) Langston; born 01 Jan 1852 Missouri

LANGSTON, William: m'd [     ], Lucinda; s/o Sampson and Grace (Butler) Langston

LARKIN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*3) LARKIN, Abel Rev. (1839-1918): m1. 27 Jan 1860 MCCLURE, Mary Frances; m2. 09 Nov 1870 KELSEY, Rachel M.; m3 27 Dec 1891 SCHOLL, Celiea Adeline; s/o Horace and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) Larkin


*3) LARKIN, Abraham: s/o Horace and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) Larkin

*3) LARKIN, Horace Pendleton: m'd ZICKAFOOSE, Elizabeth

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*3) LARKIN, James Matthew (1842-1916): m'd 1867 DUNBAR, Eliza Jane; s/o Horace and Elizabeth  (Zickafoose) Larkin

 

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*3) LARKIN, Perry (1841-1929): m1. CARNES, Mary Ann; m2. 1904 PALMITER, Ellen Melissa; s/o Horace and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) Larkin

 

LASATER, Jane (c1841-1930):

LASK, Rhoda: m'd 1842 JOHNSTON, Herod

LATOURETTE, Josephine (c1838-1928): m'd c 1855 BUCHTEL, Joseph; Josephine was enumerated in the household of her uncle, Miren Swick, in the 1850 Michigan census.  Josephine died Feb 7, 1928 at Portland.

LATTA, John (1824- ):

LAVENDER, Alfred (1828- ):

LAWRENCE, Bide M. (1846- ): c/o John and Hester (Miller) Lawrence; appears in 1850 Lee Co, IA census as female and in 1860 Benton Co, OR census as male.

LAWRENCE, Elizabeth Rebecca (1844-1931): m'd May 1864 STANSBURY, George H., d/o John and Hester (Miller) Lawrence; Elizabeth was born 06 Oct 1844 Lee Co, IA and died 14 Oct 1931 Eugene, Lane Co, OR; she is buried in Masonic Cemetery, Eugene, Lane Co, OR;

LAWRENCE, George (1841- ): s/o John and Hester (Miller) Lawrence; appears in the 1860 Benton County, OR census

LAWRENCE, John A. (1851-1911): m'd 23 Jun 1872 SWATRZ, S. E.; s/o John and Hester (Miller) Lawrence; born 21 Feb 1851 IA and died 26 Dec 1911 Lane Co, OR; buried in Monroe Cemetery, Monroe, Benton Co, OR;

LAWRENCE, John W. (1809-1898): m'd  12 May 1837 MILLER, Hester; John was born 11 Jun 1809 PA and died 01 May 1898 Monroe, Benton Co, OR;  he is buried in Monroe Cemetery, Monroe, Benton Co, OR; John was the father of 12 children (Wesley Norman, George, Elizabeth Rebecca, Bide M., Melissa, John A., Aldon, Andrew, Sarah A., twins Manuel and Lemuel L., and Laura M.)

LAWRENCE, W. L. ( -1852): died on trail

LAWRENCE, Wesley Norman (1840-1916): m1. UNKNOWN, Annie E.; m2. BAUGHMAN, Sadie; s/o John and Hester (Miller) Lawrence; born 06 Apr 1840 IA and died 16 Feb 1916 John Day, Grant Co, OR; buried Canyon City Cemetery, Canyon City, Grant Co, OR;

LAWRENCE, Wesley N. ( -1916):

LAWS, Andrew J. (1837- ):

LAWS, Thomas: company started from Lawrence Co, IL with 4 wagons, 16 yoke oxen, 50 head of cattle and 4 wagons drawn by horses; traveled South side of Platte River; numerous Indian encounters; 1853 removed to Olympia

LAWSON, George  W. (1817- ):

LAYNE, Lanville (c1825- ):
 
LEABO FAMILY RESEARCHER:
LEABO Achless "Achilles" (1845- ): s/o John and Nancy (Ellison) Leabo

LEABO, Eunice B. (1849- ): d/o John and Nancy (Ellison) Leabo

LEABO, Isaac (1851- ): d/o John and Nancy (Ellison) Leabo

LEABO, James R. (1843- ): s/o John and Nancy (Ellison) Leabo

LEABO, John G. (1817-1864): m'd 1837 ELLISON, Nancy; wife died on trail; John's brothers, Isaac and James (both emigrants of 1846) came to help him; Isaac and Mary Leabo raised John's children; John served in the Oregon Indian Wars and settled on DLC# 3388 in Marion Co

LEABO, Malicy (1847- ): d/o John and Nancy (Ellison) Leabo

LEABO, Mary Catherine (1838-1926): m'd 1857 JORY, Thomas; d/o John and Nancy (Ellison) Leabo

LEABO, Noah W. (1838- ): s/o John and Nancy (Ellison) Leabo

LEACH, William (1820- ): m'd 1845 MARTIN, Polly

LEAVITT, Nathan K. (1789- ):

LEDFORD, George T. ( -1915):

LEDFORD, John M. Sr. (1832-1895): m'd 1860 WALKER, Elizabeth; settled in Wasco Co, OR (per Sherry Kaseberg at sherryk@gorge.net)

LEE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
LEE, A. (1843- ):

LEE, Eliza Jane (1846-1901): m'd 1864 SETH, Thomas; d/o James and Myrtilda(Powell) Lee; husband was emigrant from Scotland; they lived at Cherry Grove, Washington Co, OR

LEE, Elizabeth (1829-1864): m'd 1851 BOOTH, David;  d/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee

LEE, Francis Ann (1833-1887): m'd 1853 WALKER, Oliver J.; d/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee

LEE, Ivy Catherine (1836-1861): never married; d/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee; died of TB (scrofula) at age 25 and is buried in the Shuck Cemetery, Dundee, OR

LEE, James A. (1805-1881): m'd POWELL, Myrtilda; left from Taxwell Co, IL and settled first in Lafayette, Yamhill Co and later moved to Cherry Grove, Washington Co, OR

LEE, James George (1849-1930): m'd 1875 CALLAHAN, Alice Pearline; m2. 1889 ZEIGLER, Elizabeth; s/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee; lived and are buried at Cherry Grove, Washington Co, OR

LEE, John Bruff (1840-1923): m1. 1863 MORGAN, Eliza; m2. 1884 JOHNSON, Susan; s/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee; buried Forest Grove, Washington Co, OR

LEE, Joseph Dunn Bradford (1830-1902 ): m'd 1856 HUNTLEY, Marilla; lived in Polk, Douglas and Jackson counties before he finally settled near Myrtle Point, Coos Co, OR in 1874; proprietor of harness shop and prominent farmer in the area; father of 4 children; wife was a pioneer of 1847

LEE, Mary Ann (1844-1881): m'd 1864 PULLEN, James Monroe; d/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee

LEE, Mary W. (1811-1889).: m'd c1825 MILLIORN, John

LEE, Melchia Jane (1838-1886): m'd 1863 CARTER, Benjamin; d/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee; wrote a family history; buried Butteville Marion Co, OR

LEE, Phoebe Catherine (1831-1924): m'd 1853 HESS, Daniel; d/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee

LEE, Sarah Ann (1830-1904): m'd 1852 KING, Francis; d/o James and Myrtilda (Powell) Lee

LEFFLER, Mrs. Henry (1842-1921): m'd LEFFLER, Henry; maiden name unknown at this time

LEGET, E. ( -1852): died on trail; from Platte Co, MO [**RR: This is probably Enoch Liggett, age 21, died 6-4 [1?]-52 on the south side of the Platte, near O'Fallons Bluff.]

LEIGHT, Nancy: m'd 1844 JARRED, Ulysses

LELAND, Charles (1820- ):

LEMASTER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
LEMASTER, Catherine May (1838-1914): m1. 1854 PUTMAN, David H.; m2. 1892 GROSS, Andrew; d/o Isaac and Nancy (Elam) Lemaster

LEMASTER, Elizabeth Jane (1830-1898): m'd 1851 LANDINGHAM, Thomas; d/o Isaac and Nancy (Elam) Lemaster

LEMASTER, Icyphene (1849-1912): m'd 1865 LANDINGHAM, J. Calvin; d/o Isaac and Nancy (Elam) Lemaster

LEMASTER, Isaac (1808-1888): m'd 1829 ELAM, Nancy

LEMASTER, James F.E. (1834-1901): m'd 1855 PUTMAN, Mary; s/o Isaac and Nancy (Elam) Lemaster

LEMASTER, Rebecca (1836-1924): m1. 1853 BERRY, Charles; m2. CAHOUN, John J.; d/o Isaac and Nancy (Elam) Lemaster

LEMASTER, William F.H. (1840-1915): m1. TURNER, Susan; m2. QUALLS, Zada Anna; s/o Isaac and Nancy (Elam) Lemaster

LEMON, Angeline B. (1841-1920): m'd LEMON, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

LEMON, G.:

LENCOTHEA, Lewis ( -1925):

LENDERKIN, George (1801- ):

*2) LENOX, Louisa (1823-1852): m'd RICHEY, Stuart; died on Platte River 75 miles east of Fort Laramie 16 June 1852 at 2 o'clock in the morning

LENCOTHEA, Lewis ( -1925):

LENT, George P.:

LENT, Oliver P. (1830- ): m'd 1851 BUCKLEY, Martha A.; settled Multnomah Co, established a sawmill on Johnson Creek and cut huge tree for the use of the settlers; gave land for a school

*30) LEONARD, Jane (1826-c1853): m. 1849 MERCER, Aaron; possibly daughter of Amos and Elizabeth (Gregory) Leonard

LEONARD, John (1829-1908): m'd 1854 STUMP, America Ann; s/o Charles and Anna (Duke) Leonard

LEONARD, Thomas Austin (1822- ):

LEONARD, Volney ( -1916):

LEONARD, Washington Irving :

LERWILL, William (1811-1872): m'd 1842 STANTON, Sarah; m2. 1859 DAVIS, Cynthia Ann

LESLIE, George (1836- ): m'd m'd 23 Aug 1866 GRAVES, Ann Eliza

LESLIE, George (1825- ):

LESLIE, James (1818- ):

LESLIE, Martin: m'd PERRY, Clarissa

LEVEL, John H. (c1831- ): m'd 1854 HAYDEN, Edith M.; by the end of 1855 his wife had left him and he requested her name be removed from his Donation Land Claim

LEVENS, Daniel H. (1829- ):

LEVENS, Hiram A. (c1824- ): m'd c1849 [   ], Pluma

LEVENS, Pluma: m'd c1849 LEAVENS, Hiram A.; maiden name unknown at this time

LEVERICH, Anna B. (1844-1930):

LEVERICH, Benjamin (1790- ): m'd 1812 [   ], Sarah

LEVERICH, Mary A.: m'd 1834 LEVERICH, Thomas; maiden name unknown at this time

LEVERICH, Rhoda L. (1844-1927): m'd 1863 CATCHING, John Samuel

LEVERICH, Sarah: m'd 1812 LEVERICH, Benjamin; maiden name unknown at this time

LEVERICH, Sarah Angelina: m'd 1849 LEVERICH, William; maiden name unknown at this time

LEVERICH, Thomas (1810- ): m'd 1834 [   ], Mary A.

LEVERICH, William (1824- ): m'd 1849 [   ], Sarah Angelina

LEWIS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
LEWIS, Benjamin Franklin (1832- ) m'd 1859 JOHNSON, Elizabeth

LEWIS, C. H. Mrs. ( -1914): m'd LEWIS, C. H.; maiden name unknown at this time

LEWIS, Charles Wesley (1840-1852): s/o Fielding and Lucinda (Moore) Lewis; died on the trail at Burnt River

LEWIS, David ( -1852): The Caroline Richardson diary, 1852, under date of May 31, has "one David Lewis   Died 29[27?]   1852" (The writing is not clear if it is 29 or 27). At the time of writing Richardson was on the south side of the Platte within 20 miles of the Platte Forks [Deaths On The Oregon Trail, Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois University]

LEWIS, David J. (1832-1905): m'd LAYTON, Mary Ann; s/o Fielding and Lucinda (Moore) Lewis

LEWIS, Fielding Jr. (1811-1866): m'd MOORE, Lucinda

LEWIS, George Washington (1842-1922): m'd bef 1865 SEARS, Mary G.

*29) LEWIS, Ivan Louis(1852-1852);  s/o Stephen Marther and Sarah Jane (Harer) Lewis

LEWIS, James Preston (1830-1906): m'd 1853 TYCER, Tennessee T.

LEWIS, James W. (1843- ): m'd 1866 RIGGS, Sarah A.

LEWIS, John Marion (1849-1852): s/o Fielding and Lucinda (Moore) Lewis; died on the trail 18 Sep 1852 and is buried on the Upper Cascades

LEWIS, John N.

LEWIS, Mary Ellen (1838-1852): d/o Fielding and Lucinda (Moore) Lewis; died 12 Oct 1852 on the Oregon side of  the river opposite Vancouver Barracks

LEWIS, Mary F. ( -1914): m'd LEWIS, [   ]

LEWIS, Sarah Ann (1845- ): m'd 1861 LAYTON, John

LEWIS, Sarah Jane Obedience(1850-1887):  m'd  1869  MILLER, Robert R. (1834-1914);  d/o Stephen Marther and Sarah Jane (Harer) Lewis

*29) LEWIS, Stephen Marther (1828-1855):  m'd HARER,  Sarah Jane (1830-1898); settled in Yoncalla, Douglas County

LEWIS, W. P. (1812- ): m'd SADDLER, Elizabeth

LEWIS, William (1835-1919): m'd 1859 MCCALLISTER, Ruth

LEWIS, William ( -1855):

LEWMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
LEWMAN, John A. (1834-1919): m'd 1863 SMITH, Cecilia L.

LIGGETT, Enoch; see: LEGET, E.

LILLY, Jeremiah Ladd (1829-1884): m'd 1857 HARDY, Mary; s/o Carlo and Elizabeth (Ladd) Lilly

LINDER, Levi (1832- ):

LINDLEY, Emaline: m'd 18 Feb 1847 WALLIS, Mathew

LINDSAY, James: traveled with Isaac McFarland family as a driver; may be the same as the James Lindsay listed below

LINDSAY, James (1831- ):

LINDSAY, Mary Polly (1807-1853): m'd COOPER, Lewis; died at Cooper Hollow, Polk Co, OR

LINDSEY, John ( -1852): died on trail

LINDSEY, Lute B. (1822-1920):

LINKSWILER, Tobias L. (c1824- ):

LINN, C.E.:

*4) LINN, Eathan Addis (1832-1900): m'd 1870 JAMES, Caroline; s/o John and Elizabeth (Swinehart) Linn

LINN, J. I.

LINN, Homer:

LINNERMAN, Gerhard (1827- ): m'd 1851 VAN FALDI, Elizabeth

LINVILLE, John (1810- ): m'd 1833 [   ], Mary

LINVILLE, Leah: m'd 1834 LINVILLE, William; maiden name unknown at this time

LINVILLE, Mary: m'd 1833 LINVILLE, John; maiden name unknown at this time

LINVILLE, William (1816- ): m'd 1834 [   ], Leah

LINVILLE, William J. (1826- ): m'd 1853 [   ], Amanda Francis

LISENBY, Permelia Ann (1832-1882): m'd c1850 GARRETT, Thomas G.

LISLE, John G. (1815- ):

LISTENTHALER, Francis Marion ( -1906):

LITTELL, Thomas (1800- ): m'd 1822 CUSTARD, Mary

LITTLEJOHN, Charles W. (1851-1919):

LITTRELL, Ann: m'd 1851 LITTRELL, John; maiden name unknown at this time

LITTRELL, John (1825- ): m'd 1851 [   ], Ann

LITTRELL, Nancy: m'd 1821 LITTRELL, Samuel; maiden name unknown at this time

LITTRELL, Samuel (1804- ): m'd 1821 [    ], Nancy

LITTRELL, William A. (1830- ):

LIVERMORE, William Henry ( -1916):

LOCK, Sarah (1830- ): m'd 11 Jul 1847 SMITH, Isaac B.; Sarah was born Apr 1830 in TN and died between the1920 and 1930 census in Alameda Co, CA;  she was the mother of 7 children (Eliza, Mary, Martha, Emma J., Benjamin, one unknown and Bowman S.); in September 1852 the Isaac Smith family was stranded on the trail at John Day, out of provisions and money.  They were taken in by Edward Jay Allen, a passing emigrant on the trail.[Wagons From Wapello   by Dennis M. Larsen & Ken Keigley]

LOCKER, Mary Margaret (1827-1909); m'd 1843 GOODMAN, James Henry

LOCKWOOD, Reuben T.: m'd c1850 BRYANT, Mary

LOGAN, B. ( -1852): died on trail

LOGAN, William (1788- ):

LONDON, Abraham (c1832- ):

*30) LONG, Albert C. (1832- ):

*1) LONG, Cynthia Anar (1840-1922): d/o Ransom and Bertha (Clark) Long:

*1) LONG, Cyrus Jefferson (1838-c1910): s/o Ransom and Bertha (Clark) Long:

*10) LONG, David (21 Jun 1809-23 Dec 1889): m'd 17 Aug 1831 DAVIS, Judith; s/o Henry and Mary (Sharp) Long; buried Masonic Cemetery, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon

*10) LONG, David Charles (25 Dec 1842-11 Feb 1897): m'd MASSEY, Elizabeth Permela; s/o David and Judith (Davis) Long; buried Ball Family Cemetery, Bonners Ferry, Boundary County, Idaho

*10) LONG, Elizabeth (1846- ): d/o David and Judith (Davis) Long

*1) LONG, Emma Catherine (1850-c1860): d/o Gabriel and Phoebe (Rice) Long

*1) LONG, Gabriel (1827-1908): m1. 03 Jun 1845 RICE, Phoebe Ann; m2. FULLER, Ellen J. (GARLAND); s/o Gabriel and Sarah (Whitten) Long

LONG, Job:

*1) LONG, Joel Milton (1847-1917): s/o Ransom and Bertha (Clark) Long:

*1) LONG, John Clark (1842-1852): s/o Ransom and Bertha (Clark) Long; died May/June in Nebraska on the way to Oregon; some researchers give the death date as April 10, 1852 in Wyoming which would not be correct as most of the trains did not start early enough to reach that point by that date.

LONG, John (1819- ): m'd 1843 [   ], Miriam

*10) LONG, John D. (1833- ): s/o David and Judith (Davis) Long

LONG, Joseph (1852- ): s/o Shelton and Catherine (Fields) Long

*1) LONG, Mary Amanda (1845-bef 1860 ); d/o Ransom and Bertha (Clark) Long; no documentation on Mary after 1850 census so she may have died prior to emigration

*1) LONG, Mary Asanath (1849-c1870): d/o Gabriel and Phoebe (Rice) Long

*10) LONG, Mary Jane (09 Apr 1839-24 Aug 1918): m1. 1855 LONG, Humphrey; m2. 1876 BALL, William; d/o David and Judith (Davis) Long; buried Masonic Cemetery, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon

LONG, Miriam: m'd 1843 LONG, John; maiden name unknown at this time

*10) LONG, Moses R. (1848- ): s/o David and Judith (Davis) Long

*10) LONG, Rachel Ann (05 May 1850-16 Jul 1915): m'd QUICK, Alexander Dingman; d/o David and Judith (Davis) Long; buried Rose Valley Cemetery, Kelso, Cowlitz County, Washington

*1) LONG, Ransom (1812-1898): m'd 21 Aug 1833 CLARK, Bertha Rosetta

*10) LONG, Sarah (1837- ): d/o David and Judith (Davis) Long

LONG, Shelton M. (1831- ): m'd 1844/49 FIELDS, Catherine; per Fields researcher Phil Hirl at PHirl@aol.com

LONG, William (1850- ): s/o Shelton and Catherine (Fields) Long

LOOMIS, John:

LOOMIS, Lewis A. (1830-1913):

LOONEY, James C. (1831- ): m'd DAVIS, Olive

LOONEY, John C. (1823- ):

LOONEY, Martha Emaline: m'd 1851 LOONEY, Samuel; maiden name unknown at this time

LOONEY, Samuel ( -1915): m'd 1851 [   ], Martha Emaline

LOONEY, William (1833- ):

LOOSE, Frederick: m'd STOUT, Emily

*5 :LORD, Mary ( - ): m'd INGALLS, Israel; husband died prior to emigration; was accompanied by her sons

LOUGHARY, Lafayette W. (1832-1915): m'd SIMPSON, Eliza; father of U. Scott, Rosa, Rachel and Frank

LOVE, John:

LOVE, Timolean (1827- ):

OW, Eliza: m'd 1832 LOW, Samuel; maiden name unknown at this time

LOW, Samuel (1811- ): m'd 1832 [   ], Eliza

LOW, Thomas (1833-1855): s/o Samuel and Eliza Low

LOWE, Emma: m'd 1844 LOWE, Thompson; maiden name unknown at this time

LOWE, Thompson (1806- ): m'd 1844 [   ], Emma

LOWERY, John (1825- ):

*25) LUCAS, Albert Whitfield (1827-1893): m'd 1851 MURPHY, Elizabeth Frances; father of 10 children (Ella Ann, Ada L., Jay Prentice, Mary Alice, Katie L., Susie, Albert Lincoln, Nellie, Frank and Fred)

*25) LUCAS, Ella Ann (1851- ): d/o Albert andElizabeth (Murphey) Lucas

*5: LUCAS, Narcissa Braure (28 Mar 1811-17 Sep 1865): m1. 08 Sep 1830 BRENTS, James Deal; m2. c 1859 MULKEY, Luce; The Brents family moved to Pike Co., Illinois in 1832, and continued to live there until heading west in 1852.

LUCAS, Mrs. W. B. (1843-1916): maiden name unknown at this time

LUCE, Mr.: traveled with Coats, Clayton and Norton

LUCKSINGER, Henry (1826- ):

LUELLEN, Isaac (1822- ):

LUNDRY, Simon (1823- ):

LUPEERS, Mahaley ( -1852): died on trail; see DUPEERS, Mahala

LUSTER, Mrs. William ( -1852): died on trail

LUSTER, William ( -1852): died on trail

*18): LYFORD, Joseph (1830- ): from Groveland, Tazewell Co, IL; traveled with Scott family; had gone ahead to accompany shipment of provisions to St. Joseph, MO; listed as a brick layer in the 1850 Tazewell Co, IL census

LYLE, John T.:

LYLE, William M. (1829- ):

LYNDAL, William ( -1852): died on trail

LYON, Ora (c1822- ): m'd 1849 [   ], Sarah E.

LYON, Sarah E.: m'd 1849 LYON, Ora; maiden name unknown at this time

LYONS, Daniel Jackson (1813- ): m'd 1849 [   ], Virginia F.

LYONS, Virginia F.: m'd 1849 LYONS, Daniel Jackson; maiden name unknown at this time

LYONS, William F. (1831- ): Wagons From Wapello

MABY, Margaret Ann: m'd 1841 JUNKINS, Anthony C.; maiden name unknown at this time

MACE, George W. (1827- ):

MACE, Joseph A.: On July 7 Joseph Mace overtook the Akin party.  It is unknown at this time if he had traveled with them previously.

MACE, Kate: m'd 1850 HENDERSON, S. J.

MACK, Estelle (c1847 -1929): m'd MEARS, [   ]

MACK, Frederick C. (1826- ):

MACK, William Orlando (1820- ): m'd 1845 GRAHAM, Louisa M.

MACKEY, Jane

MACOMBER: see MAYCOMBER

MAGEE, B.F. ( -1852): died on trail; from Jackson Co, MO

MAGEE, Fry P. ( -1852): died on trail; from LaGrange Co, IN

MAGERS, Elias (17 Nov 1788-28 Jul 1867): m1. 31 Oct 1811 BOZMAN, Sarah L.; m2. 07 Sep 1856 COOPER, Susan; s/o John and Rachel (Baxter) Magers; buried Belle Passi Cemetery, Woodburn, Marion County, Oregon

MAGERS, James (1827- ): m'd 1853 [   ], Mary

MAGERS, John Elias (26 Sep 1847- ): m'd 1879 SHRADER, D. E.; s/o William and Mary (Barkhurst) Magers

MAGERS, Sarah Elizabeth (1849 -29 May 1932): m'd 01 May 1864 WOODINGTON, Albert (1833-1907); do William and Mary (Barkhurst) Magers; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MAGERS, William Bosman Dr. (02 May 1819-10 Feb 1889): m'd 17 Nov 1846 BARKHURST, Mary Jane; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon; father of 13 children

MAHAN, Miranda G.: m'd 1852 MAHAN, William H.; maiden name unknown at this time

MAHAN, Pamela: m'd BERRY, Francis

MAHAN, William H. (1830- ): m'd 1852 [   ], Miranda G.

MAHONEY, James Harvey ( -1916):

MAINE, John ( -1852): died on trail

MALLORY, Nancy Jane: (24 Mar 1830-1914); m'd BRADLEY, Henry; Henry and Jane Bradley left a handwritten journal titled "Journal of an overland trip to California 1852" that is held at the Beinecke Library, Yale.  In that  account Henry and Jane completed their 1852 overland crossing to California and returned to Elkhorn Wisconsin in 1855 via Greytown Nicaragua. In 1859 Henry travelled alone to Oregon, returning home in 1860. They went on to live long and successful lives back in Elkhorn, Wisconsin [Per Bradley researcher Dr. John Bradley, England]

MALONE, Francis (1834-1890): m'd 1858 SPLAWN, Ellen

MANIS, William R. (1829- ): m'd TERRY, Mary Ann

MANN, Elizabeth Jane (09 Jan 1840-29 Aug 1907): m'd 30 Sep 1855 CORNELIUS, Aaron Miller "Moses"; d/o John and Cynthia (Burke) Mann; buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

MANN, George (14 Feb 1844-18 Aug 1916): m'd 11 Mar 1887 PAUL, Agnes Milne; s/o John and Cynthia (Burke) Mann; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

MANN, Henry (18 Jan 1850-15 Nov 1929): m'd 28 May1877 SISCO, Lydia Janette; s/o John and Cynthia (Burke) Mann; Henry was born 18 Jan 1850 Logan County, Illinois; buried Granite Hill Cemetery, Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon

MANN, James L. (03 Dec 1842-02 Sep 1930): m'd 1868 POTTER, Emma; s/o John and Cynthia (Burke) Mann; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

MANN, John Lucas. (1818-14 Nov 1852): m'd 02 Jun 1836 BURKE, Cynthia; s/o Michael and Elizabeth Mann; born 1818 OH and believed to have died on trail or soon after arrival on 14 Nov 1852; buried location unknown

MANN, Michael (03 Sep 1847-22 Nov 1879): s/o John and Cynthia (Burke) Mann; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

MANN, Joseph C. (21 Jul 1833 -08 Feb 1916): m'd 01 Apr 1861 PIERSON, Phoebe Jane; s/o Thomas and Elizabeth (Weideman) Mann; buried Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon

MANN, Sarah Ann (17 Sep 1845-02 Jul 1924): m'd GAMMILL, Robert; d/o John and Cynthia (Burke) Mann; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

MANN William (09 Aug 1837-15 Jun 1856): s/o John and Cynthia (Burke) Mann; William was born 09 Aug 1837 Illinois and died 15 Jun 1856 Clackamas County, Oregon; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

*16) MANNING, Elizabeth: m'd 1840 KAUFFMAN, John S.

*23) MANNING, Henry (1827-1915): m'd 22 Aug 1852 HINKLE, Adeline; married on trail

MANNING, Julia Gertrude, (1851-26 Aug 1889):  d/o Francis A. and Veronica (Uzafovage) Manning; note parents were divorced and mother accompanied family to Oregon

MANNING, Sarah Elizabeth (15 Mar 1850-04 Apr 1902) d/o Francis A. and Veronica (Uzafovage) Manning; note parents were divorced and mother accompanied family to Oregon

MANNING, W. Ann: m'd 1841 CHAMBERS, Aaron

MANSFIELD, Samuel ( -1896):

MARBLE, A.S. ( -1914):

MARBLE, John M. (1830- ):

MARCH, Esther: m'd LEISY, Isaac

MARCH, Stephen (1803- ): m'd [   ], Lavina

MARCH, William: Traveled with the Chapman Train.  Mentioned in Samuel Woodruff diary.

MARET, Francis (1822- ): m'd 1850 [   ], Margaret

MARET, Margaret: m'd 1850 MARET, Francis

MARION, Sarah: m'd 1845 HEATER, George

MARKHAM, David (1820- ): m'd 1847 [   ], Mary

MARKHAM, Mary: m'd 1847 MARKHAM, David; maiden name unknown at this time

MARKHAM, Nathaniel Jr. (1831- ):

MARKS, James ( -1914)

MARKS, Matthew W.. ( -1914):

MARKS, S. W.:

MARKWOOD, Sabina F. (1840-1916): m'd HOWLETT, [   ]; may actually be emigrant of 1853

MARLATT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MARLATT, George Marion (1851-1925): m'd 1878 CLAYTON, Catherine; s/o Peter and Mary (Cox) Marlatt

MARLATT, John Wesley (1844-1919): s/o Peter and Mary (Cox) Marlatt; lived near Heppner, OR; buried Natchez, WA

MARLATT, Lisa "Lisy" Jane (1834-1852): died 07 Jul 1852 on trail; d/o Pieter Marlatt

MARLATT, Martha (1841-1870): d/o Peter and Mary (Cox) Marlatt

MARLATT, Mary Elizabeth (1847-1852): d/o Peter and Mary (Cox) Marlatt

MARLATT, Peter (1803-1852) m'd 1831 COX, Mary Elizabeth; s/o Pieter and Jane (Colvert) Marlatt; died on the Platte River May 12, 1852 of cholera

MARLATT, Thomas (1837-1914 ): s/o Peter and Mary (Cox) Marlatt

MARLATT, William (1836-1912): m'd 1860 KENOYER, Mary Catherine; s/o Peter and Mary (Cox) Marlatt; lived near Dayton, WA

MARPLE, Ezekiel (1830- ):

MARPLE, Perry B. (1819- ):

MARSH, Daniel (1820- ):

MARSH, Henry S. (1828- ): CANADAY, Mary Emily

MARSH, Joshua W. (1840-1936):

MARSHALL, Alfred ( 26 Sep 1830-Mar 1888): m'd 04 Aug 1850 CRAVEN, Mary Ellen; settled in Linn Co; died and is buried at Eagle Rock, ID; s/o James and Ruth (Morgan) Marshall; buried Grove City Cemetery, Blackfoot, Bingham County, Idaho

MARSHALL, Anna (1841-Jan 1920): m'd 1860 WILLIAMS, Griffith Evan; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

MARSHALL, Anson: Henry (070 Jun 1838- 21 Dec 1901): m'd 1869 WRIGHT, Margaret; s/o James and Ruth (Morgan) Marshall; buried Riverside Cemetery, Albany, Linn County, Oregon

MARSHALL, Arthur G. (08 Aug 1832-25 Nov 1901): m'd 01 Nov 1857 MORRIS, Josephine Perlina; s/o James and Ruth (Morgan) Marshall; buried Santiam Central Cemetery, Linn County, Oregon

MARSHALL, George (1830- ): m'd KIRK, Margaretta

MARSHALL, James (c1807-Oct 1852): m'd 05 Dec 1829 MORGAN, Ruth; James died 04 Oct 1852 at the Umatilla Agency when he developed blood posoning from a cut on his hand; s/o Rober and Margaret Marshall

MARSHALL, John (1826-1924):

*25) MARSHALL, Joseph Latimer (1820-bef 1905): m1. 27 May 1847 MEADOWS, Elizabeth Ann; m2. 30 Apr 1850 MURPHY, Susan Jane; born Jun 1820 KY and died bef 1905 probably Los Angles Co, CA

MARSHALL, Lewellyn Clay (12 Oct 1843-14 Jun 1914): m'd 31 Dec 1868 LINES, Vurginia "Jennie"; s/o James and Ruth (Morgan) Marshall; buried Masonic Cemetery, Albany, Linn County, Oregon

MARSHALL, Marinda Margaret (11 Jul 1851-05 Mar 1919): m'd 1869 ALLEN, Samuel; d/o Alfred and Mary Ellen (Craven) Marshall; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

MARSHALL, Ruhamah (01 Jun 1834-22 Mar 1880): m'd 14 Apr 1853 POWELL, Augustus Steuben; d/o James and Ruth (Morgan) Marshall; buried Santiam Central Cemetery, Linn County, Oregon

MARSHALL, Samantha Jane (25 Jan 1841-06 Aug 1889): m'd 11 Apr 1858 ARCHIBALD, Jesse Mason; d/o James and Ruth (Morgan) Marshall; buried Santiam Central Cemetery, Linn County, Oregon

MARSHALL, Susan Jane: m'd 1850 MARSHALL, Joseph L.

MARSTERS, Charles B. (1829- ):

MARTIN, Alvina/Almira (1852- ).: d/o Dillard and Rachel Martin

MARTIN, Dillard (25 Dec 1812- 17 Jul 1892): m1. 02 Mar 1836 WHOBERRY, Rachel; m2. 28 May 1857 PAYNE, Miriam; s/o Lewis and Tabitha (Cash) Martin

MARTIN, Edna: m'd 1849 MARTIN, John G.; maiden name unknown at this time

MARTIN Jr., Hutson (17 Aug 1822-1852): m'd 1841 JOHN, Mary Jane; s/o Hutson and Martha (Laycock) Martin; died on the trail in Nebraska; burial location unknown

MARTIN, George (1850- ): d/o Dillard and Rachel Martin

MARTIN, J.S. (1843- ):

MARTIN, James (1800-1867):

MARTIN, James W. (1828- ): s/o James Martin

MARTIN, John G. (1819- ): m'd 1849 [   ], Edna

MARTIN, Joseph Gist (1845-14 Sep 1916): m'd 15 Feb 1877 THOMPSON, Mary; m2. s/o Dillard and Rachel Martin

MARTIN, Josephine (01 Feb 1843-23 Nov 1918): m'd 19 Apr 1868 SMITH, George William; d/o Dillard and Rachel Martin

MARTIN, Lucretia: m'd COWLS, John W.

MARTIN, Martha: m'd 1843/44 CONNOR, James Jr; second wife of James Connor Jr; came to OR with husband, one son and several step-children

MARTIN, Martha Ann (24 Nov 1845-22 Mar 1860): d/o Hutson and Mary (John) Martin Jr.; buried Old Vancouver City Cemetery, Vancouver, Clark County, Washington

MARTIN, Mary (1851- ): d/o Dillard and Rachel Martin

MARTIN, Polly: m'd 1845 LEACH, William

MARTIN, Polly (1848- ): d/o Dillard and Rachel Martin

MARTIN, Thomas J. (c1823- ): m'd PLOUGH, Seline

MARTZ, Adelaide (18 Feb 1823-27 Jul 1887): m'd 1856 BRAMWELL, James Harvey; d/o John and Anna (Robinson) Martz; in train with Barnetts, Frums, Houstons and Capt. William Sperry

MARTZ, Barbara Ellen (26 Nov 1831 - 08 Feb 1917):  m'd 18 Sep 1850 BARNETT, George Hayes; d/o John and Anna (Robinson) Martz; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

*25) MASON, Benjamin F.:

*25) MASON, Elijah O.

*25) MASON, Ira F.:

*25) MASON, Joseph M.:

*25) MASON, William (1812- ): m'd 1834 DAVIDSON,Margaret E.

MASSIE, Josephine (c1831 -02 Jun 1852): m'd 11 Nov 1850 BRISTOW, John Kennedy; d/o Nathan and Elizabeth (Steele) Massie; died on the trail [Note: Richard Rieck, Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois Univ 'The John Joseph Callison 1852 diary, 10 p., Lane Co. HS, gives her date of death as 6-2-1852, and says she died on the north side of the Platte 77 miles west of Ft. Kearny, from cholera." 

MASTERS, David (1808- ): m'd 1834 FROTHINGHAM, Susan; father of Martha, C.A., James A., Thomas, Eliza, William and David

MASTERS, J. Wilbur (1850-1891): s/o William and Mary (Garrison) Masters

MASTERS, Lewis L. ( -1852): s/o William and Mary (Garrison) Masters; died on trail

MASTERS, Mary ( -1852): d/o William and Mary (Garrison) Masters; died on trail

MASTERS, S. Lafayette (1848- ): s/o William and Mary (Garrison) Masters

MASTERS, Stephen M. (1816- ):

MASTERS, William (1819- ): m1. GARRISON, Mary; m2. YORK, Martha Cordelia; first wife died on trail; father of  seven children (Lewis L., Mary, S. Lafayette and J. Wilbur by first wife0 and (infant, William York and Francis K. by second wife.)

MATHENY, Elizabeth Jane (1839-1869), m'd 31 Oct 1855, Marion Co, OT, McBEE, John Wesley; d/o Permit and Mary (unkn) Matheny. Permit Matheny died in 1849 without enough value in his estate to pay his debts, so it is likely that the widow Mary Matheny sent several of her children to Oregon with her eldest daughter and son-in-law. The Matheny and McBee familes were neighbors in Ray Co, MO.

MATHENY, Mahala: m'd c1829 MATHENY, Micah; maiden name unknown at this time

MATHENY, Margaret (1837-1876), m'd 29 Aug 1855, Marion Co, OT, JUDSON, Leonard Bowdish; d/o Permit and Mary (unkn) Matheny. Leonard Judson was s/o Lewis Hubbell Judson and Elmira Roberts.

MATHENY, Micah (1809- ); m'd c1829 [   ], Mahala

MATHENY, Samuel Perman (1833-1911), m'd 25 Sep 1865, Salem, Marion Co, OR, JUDSON, Elmira; s/o Permit and Mary (unkn) Matheny. Elmira Judson was d/o Lewis Hubbell Judson and Nancy Hawkins.

MATHENY, Sarah (23 May1826-1864), m'd 13 Jul 1845, Ray Co, MO, McBEE, John; d/o Permit and Mary (unkn) Matheny.

MATHES, William (1831-1914):

MATHEWS, James ( -1852): m'd BUFF, Elizabeth; died on trail

MATHEWS, Jane ( -1852): died on trail

MATHEWS, John ( -1852): died on trail

MATHEWS, Martha E. (1843-1921): m'd HERREN, Levi

MATHEWS, Thomas ( -1890)

MATTESON, Susan (1796/1801-30 Nov 1880): m'd 1816 TUPPER, Benjamin Sweet; husband died on trail in Nebraska;

MATTHEWS FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MATTHEWS, Abraham (1852-1852): s/o Joshua and Nancy Ann (Simmons) Matthews; died on the Barlow Trail at the foot of Mt. Hood

MATTHEWS, Alfred A. (1849-1934): m'd 1881 CHAPMAN, Ella May; s/o Joshua and Nancy Ann (Simmons) Matthews; settled in Douglas Co

MATTHEWS, Benjamin Franklin (1842-1907): m'd 1882 SINGLETON, Mary Elizabeth; s/o Joshua and Nancy Ann (Simmons) Matthews; settled in Douglas Co

MATTHEWS, Eliza Jane (1834-1865): d/o John and Elizabeth (Hatton) Matthews; settled in Clark Co, WA

MATTHEWS, James Leander (1837-1910): s/o John and Elizabeth (Hatton) Matthews; settled in Clark Co, WA

MATTHEWS, John Harvey (1804-1858): m'd HATTON, Elizabeth; settled in Clark Co, WA.  He died there in 1858

MATTHEWS, John Harvey Jr. (1852- ): s/o John and Elizabeth (Hatton) Matthews; settled in Clark Co, WA

MATTHEWS, Joshua "aka MATHIS"(1816-1894): m'd 1842 SIMMONS, Nancy Ann; s/o Thomas Henry and Elizabeth (Spear) Mathis; settled in Douglas Co, OR

MATTHEWS, Lethy Jane (1845-1934): m'd 1866 LIVINGSTON, John; d/o Joshua and Nancy Ann (Simmons) Matthews; settled in Douglas Co; may be emigrant of 1851

MATTHEWS, Littleton (1847-1921): m'd 1881 HARPHAM, Susan; s/o Joshua and Nancy Ann (Simmons) Matthews; settled in Douglas Co

MATTHEWS, Maria Ellen (1849- ): d/o John and Elizabeth (Hatton) Matthews; settled in Clark Co, WA

MATTHEWS, Mary Elizabeth (1843-1912): d/o John and Elizabeth (Hatton) Matthews; settled in Clark Co, WA

MATTHEWS, Milton Reynolds (1845- ): s/o John and Elizabeth (Hatton) Matthews; settled in Clark Co, WA

MATTHEWS, William Quarles (1840-1878): s/o John and Elizabeth (Hatton) Matthews; settled in Clark Co, WA

MATTIX, Frank:

MAUPIN, Howard: m'd c1840 [    ], Nancy;  moved to central Oregon after brief stay in Willamette valley, established stopping place for travelers, first postmaster of Antelope, OR, indians stole cattle and he tracked them and killed Chief Paulina; veteran of Mexican War and was said to be a crack shot; later had a ferry on Deschutes River

MAUPIN, Nancy: m'd c1840 MAUPIN, Howard; maiden name unknown at this time

MAXON, Ann: m'd CONNER, Robert

*11) MAXON, Dr.: may be the Dr. G. Maxon that settled at Salem, OR

MAXWELL, John C. (1802- ): m'd c1838 [   ], Sarah Jane

MAXWELL, Sarah Jane: m'd c1838 MAXWELL, John C.; maiden name unknown at this time

MAXWELL, W. H. (1829- ):

MAY, Richard M. (1802- ): m'd 1829 [   ], Robinette

MAY, Robinette: m'd 1829 MAY, Richard M.; maiden name unknown at this time

MAYBEN, Virginia Ann (1851-1924): m'd MAYBEN, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

MAYCOMBER, Mr.: m'd FITZGERALD, Malinda

MAYCOMBER, Orella: d/o Mr. and Malinda (Fitzgerald) Maycomber

MAYES, Lucinda (1850-1852): d/o Stephen and Mariah (Farrington) Mayes; died on trail

MAYES, Margaret MAYES (1847-1852): d/o Stephen and Mariah (Farrington) Mayes; died on trail

MAYES, Martha Jane (10 Sep 1851-26 Jan 1934): m'd BACUS, William Harvey; d/o James and Cinthia (Howey) Maye

MAYES, Stephen George (25 Dec 1819-25 Jul 1895): m1. 02 Nov 1842 FARRINGTON, Mariah (1826-1852): m2. 11 Sep 1856 THOMAS, Margaret Jane; m3. 19 Dec 1872 LUCAS, Mary Louise; wife and two daughters died on the trail, he settled for a time in Oregon, later moving to Lewis County, Washington where he died

MAYES, Susan Jane (16 Sep 1845-02 Oct 1925): m'd STEPHENS, John Wright; d/o Stephen and Mariah (Farrington) Mayes; settled in Washington where she later died at the home of a daughter

MAYFIELD, W. I. (1830- ):

MAYNARD, Thomas I. (c1829- ): m'd 1853 DAVIS, Mary

MAYS FAMILY RESEARCHER:

*7) MAYS, Benton (11 Oct 1850-24 Feb 1938: m'd 1874 PARKER, Lizzie; s/o Robert and Lodema (Fowler) Mays; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

*7) MAYS, Charles Bradshaw (14 Feb 1839-14 Jun 1890 ): m'd 03 Jun 1861 COUEY, Sarah E.; s/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays; died of consumpion in Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon

*7) MAYS, Elijah E. (21 Sep 1809-16 Nov 1890): m'd 12 May 1829 BRADSHAW, Mary;  s/o Robert and Sarah (Dyson) Mays; born Cool Springs Iredell county NC; buried Rest Lawn Memorial Park, Junction City, Lane County, Oregon

MAYS, James D/B.(12 Feb 1830-1852): m'd 19 Sep 1850 HOWEY, Cynthia Henrietta; s/o Abney Mays and Jane Walker; James died on trail and wife married Benjamin Philander Barney 26 May 1853 in Marion County, Oregon

*7) MAYS, Joel Dyson (17 Nov 1847-03 Apr 1928); m1.  06 Apr 1871 RICHARDSON, Amanda; m2. 1885 O'KELLEY, Matilda Ellen; s/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays; died Hood River, Oregon

MAYS, John C (25 Apr 1825-01 Feb 1892: m'd  23 Jun 1851 NYE, Martha Jane; father of  8 children,  c1870 located in Eastern Oregon at Weston; later moved to Colfax, Washington where he died

*7) MAYS, John Riley (29 Jun 1836-07 Feb 1919): m'd 16 May 1858 WISER, Mary Jane; s/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays; died Washington County, Oregon

MAYS, Martha Jane (10 Sep 1851-26 Jan 1934): m'd 1873 BACUS, William Harvey; d/o James and Cynthia (Howey) Mays

*7) MAYS, Milla Catherine (26 Aug 1832-09 Apr 1904): m'd 12 Aug 1851 HALE, Calvin Thomas; d/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays;Calvin was the leader of the Wagon Train to Oregon; buried Sailor Cemetery, Noti, Lane County, Oregon

*7) MAYS, Oliver Pinkney (05 Apr 1844-27 Sep 1928): m'd 01 Jan 1865 NAIL, Nancy Casander; s/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays; buried with wife at Rest Lawn Memorial Park, Junction City, Lane Co, OR

*7) MAYS, Robert (25 Oct 1830-07 Apr 1902): m'd 27 Sep 1849 FOWLER, Lodema; located originally in Lane Co, later moved to Wasco Co;  s/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

*7) MAYS, Sarah Evaline (01 Dec 1834-20 Oct 1881): m'd  22 May1853 KERNAY, Henry; d/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays; buried South Yamhill Cemetery, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon

7) MAYS, William Elijah (16 Nov 1850-20 Feb 1891): m'd 25 Dec 1870 NAIL, Flora A.; s/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays; died at the residence of his brother, John R. Mays in Corvallis, Oregon

*7) MAYS, Zelphia Emeline (26 Oct 1841-23 Jan 1913): m'd 19 Sep 1861 NEELY, Edward; d/o Elijah and Mary (Bradshaw) Mays;

MCALFRESH, Catherine Ann: m'd 1865 STEVENS, Isaac

 MCALLISTER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCALLISTER, Emily Frances (1848 - 1852) - d/o John & Mary Jane (Thomas) McAllister. Died soon after the family arrived in Tumwater. Buried at Ayer's Hill.

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MCALLISTER, Hiram Baker (1851 - 1932) - s/o John & Mary Jane (Thomas) McAllister. m'd MEYER, Sophia Ann  


MCALLISTER, John Wesley (1812 - 1874) - m'd 1841 THOMAS, Mary Jane. Settled at Nisqually, died at Hillhurst, Pierce County, Washington

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MCALLISTER, Joseph Carter (1846 - 1918) - s/o John & Mary Jane (Thomas) McAllister. m1 PARKER, Caroline. m2 HACKSHAW, Lilias. m3 PROFFITT, Sarah Ellen

 

MCCALLISTER, Ann Maria (22 Apr 1849-16 Jun 1933): m'd 1870 MANLEY, George Washington; d/o William and Susanna (Craft) McCallister; buried Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery, Snohomish, Snohomish County, Washington

MCCALLISTER, Daniel Webster (1846-aft 1860): s/o William and Susanna (Craft) McCallister

MCCALLISTER, Henry Clay (05 Dec 1844-08 May 1931): m'd 1886 BYRNE, Katie V.; s/o William and Susanna (Craft) McCallister; buried Stockton Burial Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin County, California

MCCALLISTER, Lewis M. (1852-09 May 1911): s/o William and Susanna (Craft) McCallister; born on trail or shortly after arrival?; buried Juniper Haven Cemetery, Prineville, Crook County, Oregon

MCCALLISTER, William (1821-01 Jul 1914): m'd 01 Jan 1844 CRAFT, Susanna; s/o John T. and Mahala (Smith) McCallister

MCARTHUR, Almeda Jenette (28 Oct 1847-19 Dec 1900): m'd 1868 CARTER, John; d/o Washington and Urania (Gregg) McArthur; buried Mount Pleasant City Cemetery, Mount Pleasant, Sanpete County, Utah

MCARTHUR, Duncan (10 Mar 1851-29 Apr 1901): m'd 1896 DAVIDSON, Lucinda; s/o Washington and Urania (Gregg) McArthur; buried Mount Pleasant City Cemetery, Mount Pleasant, Sanpete County, Utah

MCARTHUR, Perry Melvin (02 Jun 1852-24 Jul 1933): m1. JOHNSON, Caroline; m2. 1907 KAUSCH, Mrs. Elnora (BRANESTED), s/o Washington and Urania (Gregg) McArthur; born on trail in Utah where family settled

MCARTHUR, Washington Perry (24 Dec 1824-02 Sep 1879): m'd 25 Oct 1846 GREGG, Urania; s/o Duncan and Susan (McKeen) McArthur; buried Mount Pleasant City Cemetery, Mount Pleasant, Sanpete County, Utah

MCAULEY, Harriet Wright (10 Aug 1830 - 10 Aug 1921): m'd 13 Apr 1848 BAGBY, William; d/o Robert and Margaret (Cavanaugh) McCauley; buried Molalla Memorial Cemetery, Molalla, Clackamas County, Oregon; born Glasgow City, Scotland; emigrated to US in 1839

MCAULIFF, Joseph:

McBEE, Barbara Ann (1837-1927) m'd 13 Dec 1852, Washington Co, OT, CHAMBREAU, Edouard Emanuel; d/o Levi and Elizabeth (Ream) McBee. Orphaned by death of both parents on Oregon Trail.

McBEE, Caroline (1842-1935) m'd 24 Feb 1856, Douglas Co, OT, BEEMAN, Rufus Horatio; d/o Levi and Elizabeth (Ream) McBee. Orphaned by death of both parents on Oregon Trail.

McBEE, David (1843-1930), m'd 22 Apr 1868, Benton Co, OR, GRIMSLEY, Sarah Jane; s/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, Elizabeth (1837-1889), m'd 31 Dec 1857, Benton Co, OT, LINEBARGER, Andrew Jackson; d/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, Frances F. (14 May 1848-1863); d/o of John and Sarah (Matheny) McBee.

McBEE, George (1835-1879), m'd bef. 1865, PORTER, Missouri Elizabeth; s/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, George Washington (08 Nov 1846-1933), m'd 27 May 1868, Marion Co, OR, LEABO, Venicie Mary Jane; s/o of John and Sarah (Matheny) McBee.

McBEE, Henry (1849-1852); s/o Levi and Barbara (Ream) McBee. Died of cholera on Oregon Trail and buried with mother and infant at Ash Hollow, NE.

McBEE, Isaiah (1840-1915); s/o Levi and Elizabeth (Ream) McBee. Orphaned by death of both parents on Oregon Trail.

McBEE, James P. "Doc" (1846-1906), m'd 1896, STROW, Iva May; s/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, John (06 Mar 1819-1865), m'd 13 Jul 1845, Ray Co, MO, MATHENY, Sarah; s/o Thomas and Rachel (Rilet) McBee. Settled in Marion Co. Their daughter Sarah Alice McBee, born in Oregon 2 Nov 1855, married Robert Thomas Judson, younger brother of her uncle Leonard Bowdish Judson, 18 Jan 1874 in Salem, Marion Co.

McBEE, John Clay (08 Nov 1849-1852); s/o of John and Sarah (Matheny) McBee. Died on Oregon Trail.

McBEE, John T. (1833-1927), m'd aft. 1870, Douglas Co, OR,  SEARLES, Lucinda E; s/o Thomas and Susannah (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, John Wesley (1831-188), m'd 1st 31 Oct 1855, Marion Co, OT,  MATHENY, Elizabeth Jane; s/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee. Settled in Benton Co. M'd 2nd 21 Jul 1874, Benton Co, OR, GRUBBS, Josephine, sold Benton Co farm in 1874 and moved to Lane Co.

McBEE, Joseph: m'd 1875 IRWIN, Fannie

McBEE, Levi (1814-1852), m'd 31 Jan 1833, Stark Co, OH, REAM, Elizabeth; s/o Thomas and Rachel (Rilet) McBee. Died of cholera near Fort Kearney, NE; reportedly elected captain of the McBee wagon train.

McBEE, Mary Ellen (11 Nov 1851-1852): d/o John and Sarah (Matheny) McBee; died on the trail

McBEE, Mary Pauline (1844-1896), m'd 1st 24 Dec 1857, Washington Co, OT, WILKES, George Washington; d/o Levi and Elizabeth (Ream) McBee. Orphaned by death of both parents on Oregon Trail. M'd 2nd 21 Aug 1867, Washington Co, OR, RADCLIFF, William.

McBEE, Nancy Jane (1849-1916), m'd 18 May 1864, Benton Co, OR, SMITH, Tyra William Bray; d/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, Rebecca (1847-1923), m'd 3 Jan 1861, Washington Co, OR, KNIGHTEN, Isaac; d/o Levi and Elizabeth (Ream) McBee. Orphaned by death of both parents on Oregon Trail.

McBEE, Sarah (1840-?); d/o Thomas and Susannah (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, Thomas (1833-1859), s/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee. Died in Benton Co.

McBEE, Thomas (1844-?); s/o of Thomas and Susannah (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, William (1801-1865), m'd 12 Jun 1828, Stark Co, OH, MILLIGAN, Elizabeth; s/o Thomas and Rachel (Rilet) McBee. Settled in Benton Co.

McBEE, William (1837-?); s/o Thomas and Susannah (Milligan) McBee.

McBEE, William Henry (1839-1924), m'd 27 Jun 1869, Benton Co, OR, VANOY, Anna Eliza; s/o William and Elizabeth (Milligan) McBee.

MCBRIDE, Lovina: m'd DAVIS, [   ]

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*3) MCBRIDE, Ruth (1832-1877): m'd 1850 METZKER, William C.: d/o Charles and Lydia (Taylor) McBride

 

MCCALL, Elizabeth Sarah (27 Jul 1813-24 Jan 1874 ): m'd 18 Aug 1836 BAUGHMAN, Samuel; d/o James and Martha (Shaw) McCall; buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon

MCCLANE, Fielding ( - ): m'd 1858 COOLIDGE, Sarah J.

MCCARTNEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCCARTNEY, Albert (c1848-c1891): s/o Nathaniel and Abigail (Parker) McCartney; after father's death in 1856 the family moved to CA where the mother died in 1864; Albert, appears in the 1860 Butte Co, CA census living with his mother and in the1880 Tehama Co, CA census living with his brothers, unmarried; raising cattle

MCCARTNEY, Benjamin F. (1845- ): s/o Nathaniel and Abigail (Parker) McCartney; after father's death in 1856 the family moved to CA where the mother died in 1864; Albert, appears in the 1860 Butte Co, CA census living with his mother

MCCARTNEY, Henry A. ( -1893): m'd FINNEY, Margaret A.

MCCARTNEY, John Lyman (1842-1895): s/o Nathaniel and Abigail (Parker) McCartney; after father's death in 1856 the family moved to CA where the mother died in 1864; John, age 28, appears in the 1880 Tehama Co, CA census living with his brothers, unmarried; raising cattle; died in Tehama Co, CA July 8, 1895

MCCARTNEY, John M. (1837-1885): m'd PORTER, Melinda J.

MCCARTNEY, Mary Louisa (c1843- ): m'd DILLON, Larkin W.; d/o Nathaniel and Abigail (Parker) McCartney; after father's death in 1856 the family moved to CA where the mother died in 1864; Mary, 27, appears in the 1870 El Dorado Co, CA census with her husband and children; 1880 Mary, 35, is enumerated in the Tehama Co, CA census living with her husband and children next door to her unmarried  brothers

MCCARTNEY, Nathaniel (1818-1856): m'd 1841 PARKER, Abigail M.; had a donation land claim for Linn Co; died in Scio, Linn County in 1856 and is buried at the Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

MCCARTNEY, William Henry (1842-1916): s/o Nathaniel and Abigail (Parker) McCartney; after father's death in 1856 the family moved to CA where the mother died in 1864; William, 38, appears in the 1880 Tehama Co, CA census living with his brothers, unmarried; raising cattle; died in Tehama Co, CA May 18, 1916 and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Red Bluff, CA

MCCLENDON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCCLENDON, C. C. (1832 - ): m'd 1856 BROWN, Susan; s/o Joseph and Jane (Londen) McClendon

MCCLENDON, Frances Keziah "Fanny"  (1796-1880);  m'd  TIGARD, Hugh W. (c1785-1838);  aunt of Evan H., Sarah Jane, and William M. Harer and also of Ewing P. Craig

*2) MCCLINTOCK, Phoebe Ann (1820- ): m'd BOOTH, Luke

MCCOLLUM, Elizabeth Isabell (21 Oct 1834-02 Apr 1929): m'd 15 Apr 1852 PAYNE, Champion Turpin; d/o David and Elizabeth (Sandlin) McCollum; buried Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery, Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon

MCCUBBINS, William R.: m'd  1842 SMATHERS, Mrs. Nancy (BILYEU)

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

MCCLURE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCCLURE, A. H.:

MCCLURE, Charles Wesley (1835- ): s/o James and Elizabeth (Farris) McClure;went to gold fields of CA first, 1852 emigrated to OR with family; settled in LaGrande area

MCCLURE, Elizabeth (05 Nov 1807 - 04 Nov 1852): m'd 29 Oct 1829 CALLISON, Gilmore; d/o John and Ann (Massie) McClure; buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon; died shortly after arrival

MCCLURE, Infant son (1852-1852): s/o Lindsay and Sarah (Davidson) McClure; died on the trail with mother

Description: http://www.oregonpioneers.com/graphics/James&ElizabethMcClure.jpgMCCLURE, James (1790-1878 ): m1. FARRIS, Elizabeth ; m2. 1853 Larkin Metzker ZICKAFOOSE, Elizabeth; born in KY, moved to TN, IL and then to OR;settled in Polk Co; after wife's death in 1866 he moved to Wasco County to live near his son, William; died in Wasco Co 1878 and is buried on the hill now known as McClure Hill; was reported to have been the oldest veteran of the War of 1812 to be buried in Wasco County (photo is of James and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) McClure)

*3) MCCLURE, John Barnett (1819- ): m'd 1842 GOODHUE, Martha Jane; settled Yamhill Co

MCCLURE, Lindsay B. (1826-1866): m'd 1851 DAVIDSON, Sarah Jane; s/o James and Elizabeth (Farris) McClure; wife and new born son died on trail; he is buried in Lone Fir Cemetery, Portland, OR

MCCLURE, Thomas Jefferson (1846-1929): s/o William and Amelia (Sullivan) McClure

MCCLURE, William T. (c1824- ): Wagons From Wapello

MCCLURE, William Carroll (1817-1895): m'd 1841 SULLIVAN, Amelia Hunt; s/o James and Elizabeth (Farris) McClure; settled first in the Vancouver area of what is now WA; in 1855 moved to Yamhill Co, OR; moved c1864 to The Dalles and 1866 to Mosier, Wasco Co where he remained until his death

MCCLURE, William Taylor (1850-1915): m1. 1878 MARSH, Josephine; m2. 1882 BLAKENEY, Emma; s/o William and Amelia (Sullivan) McClure

MCCONNELL, David Searles (1845-1888): s/o John and Marguerite (Larkin) McConnell; buried Pleasant View Cemetery, Hoodview, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCONNEL, Franklin R. L. (1852-1879): s/o John and Marguerite (Larkin) McConnell; buried Pleasant View Cemetery, Hoodview, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCONNELL, James Edward (28 Oct 1838-12 Sep 1900): s/o John and Marguerite (Larkin) McConnell; buried Pleasant View Cemetery, Hoodview, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCONNELL, John (01 Mar 1809-10 May 1881 ): m1. LARKIN, Marguerite; m2. 1853 SEARLES Mrs. Myra Boyd (Stewart)

MCCONNELL, Naoma Elizabeth (1841-29 Mar 1923): m'd 10 Jun 1860 ILER, David Cassat; d/o John and Marguerite (Larkin) McConnell; buried Pleasant View Cemetery, Hoodview, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCONNELL, Nelson (18 Sep 1834-15 Jan 1907): m'd TUCKNESS, Eliza Eveline; s/o John and Marguerite (Larkin) McConnell; buried Pleasant View Cemetery, Hoodview, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCONNELL, Susan (07 Nov 1830-11 Mar 1907): m'd 07 Apr 1846 CHESHER, James Pryor; d/o John and Mary (Hill) McConnell; buried Oak Hill Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

MCCORMACK, Emily (1844-1918): m'd DEHUFF, [   ]

MCCORMACK, John K. (1827- ): m'd 30 Nov 1857 MASON, Lucinda

MCCOWN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCCOWN, Ferdinand O. (1839- ): m'd 1865 MELDRUM, Sarah; s/o William McCown

MCCOWN, Isabel ( -1916): m'd BRENTS, Thomas Hurley; died in Walla Walla, WA

MCCOWN, William (1812- ):

    "McCOWN, WILLIAM--Born in Kanawha County, Virginia, in 1812; came to Oregon in 1852. Occupation, blacksmith and fanner; present residence, Waitsburg, Washington Territory. Wife's previous name, Mrs. Sarah Jane McCown. Children Ferdinand O., James L., Belle, William, Alvin (deceased), and Frank." [History of the Willamette Valley by Herbert Lang p. 775

MCCOY, Lydia (1815-1895): m1.01 May 1838 MCFARLAND, William; husband died 12 Aug 1840 in Warren County, Illinois; m2. 04 Nov 1856 GALLAHER Jr., William Crawford; settled Linn County, Oregon; died Walla Walla, Washington; buried Rosehill Cemetery, Buroker, Walla Walla County, Washington

MCCUBBIN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCCUBBIN, Abraham (21 May 1817 - 12 Mar 1882): s/o John Cook and Elizabeth (Lemmon) McCubbin; buried Graveyard Butte Cemetery, Wasco County, Oregon

MCCUBBIN, Dianna (27 Nov 1843 - 31 May 1917): m'd HOLCOMB, Walter Lester; d/o William and Nancy (Bilyeu) McCubbin; buried Logan Pleasant View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCUBBIN, Elizabeth (1850 - 07 Feb 1932): m1. BROWN, James Henry; m2. GRIFFITH, James W.; d/o William and Nancy (Bilyeu) McCubbin; buried Logan Pleasant View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCUBBIN, John Howard (1845-1910): m'd YOUNG, Mariette; s/o William and Nancy (Bilyeu) McCubbin; buried West Side Cemetery, Lostine, Wallowa County, Oregon

MCCUBBIN, William Richmond  (18 May 1815 - 09 Feb 1889 ): m'd 18 Sep 1842 BILYEU, Nancy; s/o John Cook and Elizabeth (Lemmon) McCubbin; buried Logan Pleasant View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon

MCCUBBINS, Alice C. (1849 - ): d/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbins

MCCUBBINS, Andrew J.  (c1838-01 Mar 1908 ): m. 28 Feb 1877 SMITH, Lucy F.;  s/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbins

MCCUBBINS, James (17 Nov 1810-06 Sep 1877): m1. c1825 GIBSON, China; m2. 03 Jan 1853 Lewis, Barbary Ellen; s/o Robert and Mary (Burford) McCubbins; settled Marion Co; first wife died in 1852 and may have died on the plains as did their daughter, Rachel Dotson

MCCUBBINS, James M. .(1852- 11 Jan 1903): s/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbin; by 1877 was living in Columbia Co, WT

MCCUBBINS, Nancy Jane (29 Oct 1849 - 07 Jun 1899): m. 05 Apr 1874 FOLCK, John H.; d/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbin; buried Silverton Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MCCUBBINS, Rachel (1835-1852):  d/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbins; died on trail

MCCUBBINS, Samuel (19 Jul 1834- 30 May 1902 ): m'd  14 Feb 1862 STEVENS, Sarah Ellen; s/o James and China McCubbin; buried Dayton City Cemetery, Dayton, Columbia County, Washington; by 1877 was living in Columbia County Washingto

MCCUBBINS, Sarah (c1848 - ): d/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbins

MCCUBBINS, Thomas J. (c1839- ): m'd 21 Feb 1869 PRICHARD/PRITCHARD, Mary Jane; s/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbin

MCCUBBINS, Zachariah (11 Jan 1831- 16 Jul 1896):  m'd 09 Jan 1851 NEVITT, Lucy Agnes; s/o James and China (Gibson) McCubbins; buried Dayton City Cemetery, Dayton, Columbia County, Washington

MCCULLOCH, James T. (1820-c1858): m. 28 Nov 1844 EUBANKS, Susan N. (WARE); father of three children (William T., Nancy Catherine and Martha J.)

MCCULLOCH, Martha J. (1850-1928): m'd 1869 KERLEY, William T.; d/o James and Susan (Ware) McCulloch; mother of 1 son, Lewis Kerley, who died as an infant

MCCULLOCH, Nancy Catherine (1847-1927): m'd 26 Jun 1864 MEDLEY, Oscar V.; d/o James and Susan (Ware) McCulloch

MCCULLOCH, William T. (1845-aft 1930): s/o James and Susan (Ware) McCulloch

MCCULLY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*4) MCCULLY, Asa A. (1818- ): went to the CA gold fields in 1849

*4) MCCULLY, David (1825- ): m'd 07 May 1840 SCOTT, Mary Ann; captain of the train that included O'Donald, Dickey, Schaner, Esslinger, Hendershott, Plamondon, Angel, McDonald, Starkey, Linn, Tully, Roberts, and other McCully families

*4) MCCULLY, Hamilton:

*4) MCCULLY, J. D. (1820- ):

*4) MCCULLY, J.W. (1820- ):

*4) MCCUL:LY, John Henry (c1841-1852): s/o David and Mary (Scott) McCully; John died on the trail

*4) MCCULLY, Mary Jane: d/o David and Mary (Scott) McCully; John died on the trail

*4) MCCULLY, Samuel:

MCCUNE, Robert: see 1850

*4) MCDONALD, Benjamin A. (1848- ): s/o John and Margaret (Blodgett) McDonald

*4) MCDONALD, Clara Dillon (1852- ): m'd 1871 CRAWFORD, John Gilmour d/o John and Margaret [Blodgett] Hamilton McDonald. She was born on 14-15 July 1852 near Farewell Bend in what is now either Baker or Malheur county.

MCDONALD, J.W.:

*4) MCDONALD, Jennie: d/o John and Margaret (Blodgett) McDonald

*18) MCDONALD, John (c1832-1852): from Mt. Sterling, Brown Co, IL; drowned in the Snake River 30 July 1852 while attempting to drive cattle across it; traveled with John Jordan

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

MCDONALD, Margaret: m'd MCPHERSON, William; widow traveling with her son, William Angus McPherson

MCDONNELL, Martha: m'd 1851 HEISLER, William

MCFADDEN, Martha Jane (1816-17 Oct 1891): m'd 23 Jul 1838 MCILREE, William; buried Oakville Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon

MCFARLAND, Ebenezer Barnes (1849-1918): m'd 28 Feb 1871 COFFIN, Mary Ellen; s/o Isaac and Eliza (Sirpless) McFarland; banker and business man in Wasco and Multnomah Counties; president of the Portland Rose Society

MCFARLAND, Emma (1852-1886): m'd c1868 HOGUE, C. P.; d/o Isaac and Eliza (Sirpless) McFarland

MCFARLAND, Isaac (1812-1869): m'd 30 May 1832 SIRPLESS/SURPLICE, Eliza; emigrated from Illinois with wife and children, settled at the Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon, was Captain of the steamboat "Wasco"

MCFARLAND, James Cornelius "Neal" (1833-1893); m'd 25 Sep 1851 BOOTON, Martha (surname also seen as Bouton); s/o Isaac and Eliza (Sirpless) McFarland; settled in Wasco County where he was a steamboat Captain; spent last five years prior to his death wintering in California; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

MCFARLAND, Julia Ann (1835-1864): m1. 09 Jun 1853 HUGHSTON, Oscar Avery (drowned 1855); m2. 12 Mar 1857 CANTRILL, Thomas Hall (drowned 1863); d/o Isaac and Eliza (Sirpless) McFarland

MCFARLAND, Mary Amanda (1836-1860): m'd 1853 MAGERS, James; d/o Isaac and Eliza (Sirpless) McFarland

MCFARLAND, R. A. ( - ):  

MCFARLAND, Samantha (c1844-1852): died on trail 10 miles east of Castle Rock; d/o Isaac and Eliza (Sirpless) McFarland

MCFARLAND, William Albert (1835- ): m'd 02 Mar 1871 BOLTON, Ella; s/o Isaac and Eliza (Sirpless) McFarland

MCFARLAND, W. H. ( - ):

*11) MCGRAW, Mr.; joined Crandall company May 2; was from WI

MCGUIRE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCGUIRE, Joseph (1826-1900): m'd 1853  MOORE, Maria; buried Idlewilde Cemetery, Hood River, Hood River County, Oregon;  

Joseph was born in Beaver Co, PA; family moved in 1827 to Wayne Co, OH where his mother died when he was only 9 years old; his father died when he was 18; emigrated to OR in 1852; On February 02, 1853, in Salem, Oregon, Joseph married Maria Moore.  Family lore is that the Rev. Boone, whose home was on Boone Island at Salem, officiated at the wedding of Joseph and Maria.  The Oregon Legislature was in session in the building next door and at Rev. Boone's request, all of the legislators were invited to witness the ceremony.  Joseph and Maria settled for a short time in Oregon City, where their first child, George Henry, was born.  In 1854, the family moved to Aurora, Oregon, where Joseph operated a gristmill.  The next year, they took a land donation claim near  Bethel, Polk County, Oregon where nine more children – Charles Crawford, Clara Delila, Emma Frances, Anna Belle, Grant Ulysses, Laura Della, Walter Bonaparte, and Homer Clarke, were born.  The family remained on the farm until 1875 when they moved to nearby McMinnville.  There they built and operated a hotel in town and their youngest child, Henry Clay, was born.  As Joseph's health was failing, they sold the hotel in 1891 and moved to Hood River, Oregon where he died March 24, 1900.  Maria died April 27, 1919 in Salem.

MCILREE, Emaline C. "Emma" (Feb 1851 - 1903): m'd 30 Mar 1876 POST, Walter; d/o William and Martha (McFadden) McIlree; buried Oakville Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon

MCILREE, Laura Alice (15 Feb 1849-02 Mar 1872): d/o William and Martha (McFadden) McIlree; buried Oakville Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon

MCILREE, Martha Jane (28 Aug 1840-22 Oct 1909): m'd 21 Jun 1859 BARTON, John; d/o William and Martha (McFadden) McIlree; buried Oakville Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon

MCILREE, Samuel (28 Jul 1847 - 11 Apr 1892): d/o William and Martha (McFadden) McIlree; buried Oakville Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon

MCILREE, Walter (11 Apr 1839 - 28 Mar 1910): s/o William and Martha (McFadden) McIlree; buried Oakville Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon

MCILREE, William (1810-25 Nov 1864): m'd 23 July 1838 MCFADDEN, Martha Jane; buried Oakville Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon

MCKAY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MCKAY, Elizabeth (1814-1881): m'd TUCKER, Henry Bellinger; d/o Samuel and Martha Ann (Martin) McKayl born 07 May 1814 and died 01 Aug 1881 Beaverton, Washington Co, OR

MCKAY, Samuel (1784-1872):

MCKAY, Thomas (1809- ): m'd SOMMERS, Mary; s/o Samuel McKay

MCKEE, Susan (Sep 1829-23 Jun 1863): m'd 06 May 1849 KNOWLTON, George Edward; d/o James and Delia (Thorla) McKee; mother of Francis Marion, Lafayette, Mary L., Rhoda A., James E., Emma Jane and Susan; appears she may have died as the result of childbirth

MCKENZIE, Aurelia Jane (1830-1899): m'd MONTGOMERY , [   ]

MCKENZIE, Sarah (1825-1905): m'd 25 Oct 1846 TAYLOR, John A.; born 11 Jun 1825, West Liberty, Morgan Co, KY and died 11 Oct 1905 Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co, WA; mother of 9 children (Lucetta Rebecca, Francis Zachary, Anna L., Ella, Mary, Jennie, William, Harrison and John B.)

*4) MCKIERNAN, John S. (1829-1897 ): m'd 1856 STANLEY, Sarah C. s/o Edward and Catherine (Stanley) McKiernan

MCKINLEY, Elizabeth: m1. 1851 HALE, Elias; m2. DOAK, Andrew Jackson

MCKINLEY, Jemiama ( -1852): m'd HALE, Michael; died on trail of cholera

MCKINNEY, William Felix: emigrant of 1848 who returned east; accompanied Jonathan Riggs family in 1852

MCLAIN, Elizabeth: m'd 1842 GAULT, Pembroke; maiden name unknown at this time

MCLAIN, Lucy ( -1858): m'd 1840 GAULT, John

MCLINCCH, B. F. (1835- ):

MCMEEKIN, A. ( - ):

MCMILLAN, George C. (1850-1910): s/o Marcus and Elmira (Moyer) McMillan

MCMILLAN, Marcus (1820-1903): m'd 04 Jul 1849 MOYER, Elmira C.L.; settled in present day Thurston County, Washington

MCMILLAN, William M. (1853-1911): s/o Marcus and Elmira (Moyer) McMillan

MCMILLAN/MCMILLEN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*14) MCMILLEN, Cecelia E.   (1829-1867): m'd  1849 ADAMS, William Dr.; d/o Joseph and Ruth (Gannett) McMillan; twin of Parthenia; [Covered Wagon Women Vol 5; diary on pages 253-312] Cecelia was born 16 Feb 1829 in Lodi, NY; she married William Adams 30 Jun 1849 Elgin, IL; both Cecelia and her twin sister, Parthenia were quite short.  At one point a lady asked if the mother of the little girls was along.  Cecelia was described as a born musician, artist and teacher.  She never had any children and died at the age of 38 at the home of her sister in Forest Grove.

MCMILLEN, Esther Belle: m'd 1852 HANNA, Joseph A. Rev.

MCMILLEN, Hugh (1818-1868), m'd LAFFEY, Charlotte.

*14) MCMILLEN, Joseph (1797-1890): m'd GANNETT, Ruth; He left his wife and three younger children in IL and traveled with his twin daughters to OR.  He returned east in 1856 via the Panama and brought his family overland in 1859.  He settled in Forest Grove.  Joseph was a millwright.  James H. McMillen, a son of Joseph and Ruth, had emigrated to Oregon in 1845.

*14) MCMILLEN, Parthenia (1829 -1915): m'd 1850 BLANK, Stephen; d/o Joseph and Ruth (Gannett) McMillan; twin of Cecelia; [Covered Wagon Women Vol 5; diary on pages 253-312 ]; Parthenis was born 16 Feb 1829 in Lodi, NY.  She married Stephen Blank 09 Nov 1850 in St. Charles, IL.  Stephen was a carpenter and cabinet maker.  Both Cecelia and her twin sister, Parthenia were quite short.  At one point a lady asked if the mother of the little girls was along.  Parthenia was described as taciturn, but never gloomy, she never sang nor played an instrument.  She had good taste but no ambition in art.  She never taught nor wanted to.  She was steady, earnest and a a cheerful worker.  Parthenia never had any children but adopted and raised ten orphans.

MCMORRIS, L.:

MCNUTT, Mary Ann ( - ): m'd WILSON, William Stanage

MCPHERSON, James (1820- ): m'd 1847 SCOTT, Mary Ellen

MCPHERSON, Joshua (1785- ):

MCPHERSON, William Angus (1828-1891): m'd 07 Oct 1852 FENN, Nancy Jane; s/o William and Margaret (McDonald) McPherson

MCREYNOLDS, Mr. ( - ): m'd ,

MCREYNOLDS, Rebecca ( - ):

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MEALEY, Charles B.: m'd SETTLEMEYER, Mary Jane; settled in Linn County Mealey Family

 


MEANS, Susan (1844-1926): m'd GRAY, [ ]; d/o [ ] and Sylvana (Irwin) Means; father had died prior to emigration

MEANS, George: s/o [ ] and Sylvana( Irwin) Means; father had died prior to emigration

MEDLEY, Kate (1848-1926): m'd MEDLEY, [    ]; maiden name unknown at this time

MEEK, Jemima (1810-1870): m'd 1830 HUNTER, William; died at Brownsville, Linn Co; buried in Kirk Pioneer Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

MEEK, William ( - ):

MEEKER, Desire: m'd 1819 MEEKER, Enoch; maiden name unknown at this time

MEEKER, Enoch (1794- ): m'd 1819 [   ], Desire

MEEKER, Ezra: The Ox Team

MEEKER, Lindley (1829- ):

MELTON, Lucinda (c1824-1864): m'd 1839 CROSLEY, Bennett

MENDENHALL, Margaret ( -1896): m'd MENDENHALL, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

MENEFEE, William R. (1823-1906): m'd 1849 BENEFIELD, Nancy Jane

*30) MERCER, Aaron (1826-1902) m1. 1849 LEONARD, Jane; m2. 1855 STOVEN, Ann Elizabeth; s/o Aaron and Jane (Dickerson) Mercer

*30) MERCER, Alice (1848-1926): m'd 24 Dec 1865 BAGLEY, Clarence Booth; d/o Thomas and Nancy (Brigham) Mercer

*30) MERCER, Eliza Ann (1841-1862): m'd 04 Dec 1856 GRAHAM, Walter; d/o Thomas and Nancy (Brigham) Mercer

*30) MERCER, Mary Jane (1839-1910): m'd 1857 PARSONS, Henry George; d/o Thomas and Nancy (Brigham) Mercer

*30) MERCER, Susannah (1843-1942): m'd 23 May 1861 GRAHAM, David; d/o Thomas and Nancy (Brigham) Mercer

*30) MERCER, Thomas Dickerson (1813-1898): m1. 25 Jan 1838 BRIGHAM, Nancy; m2. 14 Sep 1859 WARD, Hester Loretta; s/o Aaron and Jane (Dickerson) Mercer

MERITT, Mathew:

MERRICK, Jane Morris Brown: m'd MERRICK, Mr.

MERRICK, Mr. : m'd BROWN, Jane Morris

MERRILL, Ebenezer S. (1831- ):

MERRILL, Henry (1833- ):

MERRIMAN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MERRIMAN, Auletta Lavinia (1848-1936): m1. BUZAN, John E.; m2. HARVEY, John E.; d/o  William and Mary (Lewis) Merriman

MERRIMAN, Joseph Wright (1852-1852):  s/o William and Mary (Lewis) Merriman; died and was buried near Goose Lake

MERRIMAN, Lucinda (1813-1890): m'd 1833 CONSTANT, Isaac; d/o Reuben and Betsey (Bennett) Merriman

MERRIMAN, William Harrison. (1825-1877): m1. LEWIS, Mary Ann; m2. 10 Feb 1853 RIDDLE, Artenecia; s/o Reuben and Betsey (Bennett) Merriman; settled in Douglas Co

MESPLIE, Theodore (1830- ):

MESSERSMITH FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MESSERSMITH, Andrew: m'd 1822 HALE, Justinia; settled in Lebanon area of Linn County

MESSNER, Daniel (1828- ): m'd 1850 HALL, Edna

METZKER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
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*3) METZKER, Benjamin (1824-1900): m1. 1847 Liney Johnson (died); m2. 1849 Mary McBride; m3. 1875 Jemima Dawson. He divorced his second wife, Mary McBride (the sister of Ruth McBride), shortly after arriving in Oregon, having left her in Iowa.  He had a large family with Jemima Dawson, whom he md in 1875 in Medford, Oregon. 


*3) METZKER, Benjamin (1850- ):

*3) METZKER, Benjamin Zickafoose (1844-1867): never married; s/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; died 02 Apr 1867 in Polk County and is buried in Pleasant Hill Pioneet Cemetery, Polk County, Oregon

*3) METZKER, Catherine Melissa (1849-1919): m;d 26 Feb 1869 JONES< Thomas Jefferson; d/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; lived in Wheeler county for a time; died 01 Jan 1919 and is buried in the River View Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

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*3) METZKER, Elizabeth Eleanor (1831-1917): m'd 1848 SYRON, William Thomas
 

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*3) METZKER, Eliza Jane (1851-1881): m'd 1868 WRIGHT, Benjamin; d/o William and Ruth (McBride) Metzker; Eliza Jane Metzker b. 27 Mar 1851 in Mahaska Co, Iowa.  Eliza died 30 Oct 1881 and is buried in Baker City, Baker, Oregon.  She married Benjamin Wright 31 Dec 1868 in Cove, Union, Oregon. (He was b. 28 Aug 1826 White River Twp, Randolph Co, Indiana d. 27 Feb 1905 Cambridge, Washington, Idaho)   They had five children.

*3) METZKER, George: s/o Henry] and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) Metzker

*3) METZKER, George Washington (1850-1852): s/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; died on the Oregon Trail 28 Jul/Aug 1852

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*3) METZKER, John Henry Rev. (1819-1909): m'd 15 Apr 1841 CONNER, Mary; s/o Henry and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) Metzker; father of 15 children; died in Multnomah County and is buried at Pleasant Hill Pioneer Cemetery

 

*3) METZKER, John William (1841-1922): m1. 11 Oct 1867 REESE, Tasey S.(1852-1896), dau of George H. and Margaret (Wright) Reese. She died 2 jun 1896 in Lakeview,Lake,Oregon; m2. 1904 NEWLIN, Elizabeth Eliza Emmeline (1849-1910) who died in Cedarville, Modoc Co, CA; s/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; John died 30 Nov 1922 Sacramento County, California

*3) METZKER, Lucinda (1851-1937): m'd PETREE, William Franklin; s/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; died 03 Mar 1937 at Lakeview and is buried in the IOOF Cemetery, Lakeview, Lake County, Oregon

*3) METZKER, Mary Elizabeth (1847-1886): m'd 1864 MILLER, George W.; d/o Benjamin and Liney (Johnson) Metzker; died at Drain, Douglas Co, OR

*3) METZKER, Minerva Jane (1847-1852): d/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; died on the Oregon Trail 03 Sep 1852

*3) METZKER, Nancy Ann (1846-1929): m'd 11 Oct 1866 BROWN, James Edward; d/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; settled in Yamhill county, she died 18 Jul 1929 at Sheridan and is buried in the Sheridan Masonic Cemetery, Sheridan, Yamhill County, Oregon

*3) METZKER, Sarah Elizabeth (1843-1903): m. 21 Jan 1858 TONEY, James Patrick; d/o John and Mary (Conner) Metzker; spent later years in California where she died 29 Dec 1903 in Modoc County, California.  She is buried Lake City Cemetery, Lake City, Modoc County, California

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*3) METZKER, Susannah Zickafoose: m1. 1846 FRANKLIN, Benjamin; m2. 1874 GATES, Lucian (div); m3. 1882 MCFADDEN, William Henry; d/o Henry and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) Metzker; sister of Capt. John Metzker who led train to OR




Description: http://www.oregonpioneers.com/graphics/WilliamCMetzker.jpg*3) METZKER, William C. (1830): m'd 1850 MCBRIDE, Ruth; s/o Henry and Elizabeth (Zickafoose) Metzker; William C. Metzker, was born 14 Apr 1830 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana and died 30 Oct 1893 Willow Ranch, Modoc,California.  He married 23 May 1850 in Mahaska County, Iowa to Ruth McBride b. 16 Feb 1832 in Ohio and died 8 Nov 1877 in Union Co, Oregon.  They had ten children. 

 

*3) METZKER, William Harvey (1850- ): s/o Benjamin Metzker; Benjamin left wife and took William Harvey to OR

MEYER, Marie Elizabeth (1779-1867): m'd May 1829 MOCK, Henry A.

MILHOLLEN/MILHOLLAND FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*6) MILHOLLEN, David (c1827- ): s/o David and Mary (Gray) Milhollen

*6) MILHOLLEN, Margaret Matilda (c1821- ):  m'd FORGEY, John; d/o David and Mary (Gray) Milhollen

*6) MILHOLLEN, Mary Emaline (c1824- ): m'd FORGEY, James; d/o David and Mary (Gray) Milhollen

*6) MILHOLLEN, Theresa Jane (c1828- ):  d/o David and Mary (Gray) Milhollen

*6) MILHOLLEN, William J. (c1830- ): s/o David and Mary (Gray) Milhollen

MILL, Robert (1803- ):

MILLDORN, John (1804- ): m'd 1825 LEE, Mary W.

MILLER, Adaline (17 Apr 1842-22 Dec 1927): d/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

MILLER, Arminta (29 Nov 1848-09 Aug 1945) m'd 1863 KAFADER, Johanne Christian; d/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

MILLER, Catharine (c1844-20 Dec 1927) d/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller; same as Adaline Miller ?

MILLER, Charles D. (1827- ): m'd 1865 GRAY, Nancy M.

MILLER, D. A. (1818-1874):

MILLER, Dan (1851- ): s/o Silas and Mary (Bahan) Miller

MILLER, Daniel Posey (06 Oct 1804-28 Dec 1900 ): m'd 12 Oct 1829 DENNY, Cynthia; s/o Christian and Araminta (Whitehead) Miller; Ft Bidwell, Modoc County, California;

MILLER, Elizabeth (13 Dec 1821-03 Jun 1875): m'd 01 Apr 1847 JONES, James Francis; d/o John and Sarah (Smith) Miller; buried Dayton City Cemetery, Dayton, Columbia County, Washington; James Francis Jones Family by Jerald Jones

MILLER, Elizabeth (08 Jan 1841-12 Dec 1894): m'd 11 Nov 1857 TETHEROW, George Washington; d/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

*1) MILLER, Elizabeth: m1. 23 Feb 1837 HARDIE, Hiram; m2. 23 Aug 1853 MCCULLOUGH, William Smith

MILLER, Ephraim Lanson: (1852 -1852): infant son of James and Sara (Musik) Miller; died of cholera on trail

MILLER, George B. (1830- ):

MILLER, George M. ( -1914):

MILLER, Hester (1822-1881): m'd  12 May1837 LAWRENCE, John W.; Hester was born 01 Dec 1822 OH and died 20 Aug 1881 Monroe, Benton Co, OR;  she is buried in Monroe Cemetery, Monroe, Benton Co, OR; Hester was the mother of 12 children (Wesley Norman, George, Elizabeth Rebecca, Bide M., Melissa, John A., Aldon, Andrew, Sarah A., twins Manuel and Lemuel L., and Laura M.)

MILLER, Hulings (1812-1882): m'd 1834 WITT, Margaret

*1) MILLER, Isaac Newton Jr.:

MILLER, Jacob P. (1808- )

MILLER, James (1838- ): s/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

MILLER, James (1818-1882 ): m'd WHITSET,Lucinda; m2. MUSIK, Sara J.; s/o James and Susannah (Basham) Miller

MILLER, James Carter (1845 - 1852 ): s/o James and Lucinda (Whitset) Miller

MILLER, James H. (1827-1852): m'd 1852 [   ], Mary A.

*3) MILLER, John:

MILLER, John ( 1835- ): s/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

MILLER, John Camel (03 Sep 1852-20 Sep 1930): m'd 16 May 1883 KIRK, Elizabeth Jane; d/o Silas and Mary (Bahan) Miller; born in Blue Mountains on the trail to Oregon; after father's death in 1856 the family moved to Fulton County, Indiana where his mother remarried Ovid Allen; John died in Michigan.

MILLER, John Thomas (1836 -1927 ): m'd 1870 BRIDGES, Mary Emma; s/o James and Lucinda (Whitset) Miller

MILLER, John Wilkerson (1823-1917): came up from CA

MILLER, Johnathan Paris Basham (1847-1926): s/o James and Lucinda (Whitset) Miller

MILLER, Levi C. (22 Jul 1837-06 Jul 1911): m'd 08 Dec 1870 COOKE, Sarah Emily; s/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

MILLER, Malinda (1840-1929): m'd APPLEGATE, Robert Shortess; d/o James and Lucinda (Whitset) Miller; born 15 Apr 1840

Mary MILLER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
*1) MILLER, Mary (1818-1852): m1. MOORE, William M.; m2. CLARK, Alvin; died on trail where Willow Creek crosses the Oregon Trail, Morrow Co, OR; she is buried there and remainder of family went on to Benton Co; later descendants moved back to Morrow Co

MILLER, Mary A.: m'd 1852 MILLER, James H.; maiden name unknown at this time

MILLER, Mason C. (Dec 1833- ): s/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

MILLER, Peter E. (1825- ): m'd 1846 [   ], Rosina

MILLER, Polly (1836- ): d/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller

MILLER, Rosina: m'd 1846 MILLER, Peter E.; maiden name unknown at this time

MILLER, Samuel T. (1826-1889): m'd 1844 GIBBINS, Mary Elizabeth

MILLER, Sebastian E. Capt. (1828- ): m'd 1853 POWER, Sarah E.

MILLER, Samuel: m'd HART, Rachel

MILLER, Silas V. (c1823-13 Nov 1856): m'd 29 Oct 1849 BAHAN, Mary Jane; was a physician, emigrated to Marion County, Oregon but by the time of his death was residing with his family in El Dorado County, California; buried buried Diamond Springs Cemetery, Diamond Springs, El Dorado County, California

MILLER, Susan Perlina: m'd JONES, Jacob Jr.

MILLER, Thomas M. (1839- ): s/o Samuel and Rachel (Hart) Miller

MILLER, William Henry (08 Sep 1852-16 Jul 1911): s/o Daniel P. and Cynthia (Denny) Miller; born on trail or shortly after arrival

MILLER, William M. (Nov 1829-16 Jul 1911): m'd 1854 [  ], Mary A.;

MILLER, William ( -1913):

MILLER, William Y. (1811- ): m'd 1841 HODGEN, Sarah A.

MILLHOLLEN, David A. (c1828- ):

MILLHOLLEN, Elizabeth (1840-1917): m'd MILLHOLLEN, William; maiden name unknown at this time

MILLHOLLEN, William (1832- ): m'd [   ], Elizabeth

MILLIGAN, Elizabeth (1808-1893), m'd m'd 12 Jun 1828, Stark Co, OH, McBEE, William; sister of Susannah Milligan.

MILLIGAN, Susannah (1820-1889), m'd 1st 1 Apr 1832, Stark Co, OH, McBEE, Thomas, s/o Thomas and Rachel (Rilet) McBee. He died bef. 1850. m2. 15 Jan 1857, Benton Co, OT, MILLER, Alanson L. They settled in Douglas Co.

MILLIKIN, Martha Ann: m'd 1839 MILLIKIN, William G.; maiden name unknown at this time

MILLIKIN, William G. (1811- ): m'd 1839 [   ], Martha Ann

MILLION, Nancy: m'd DAVIDSON, Green

MILLIORN, Elizabeth Catherine (1826-1860): m'd RHEA, Elijah Walden; d/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn

MILLIORN, James Polk (1840-1931): m'd MULHOLLAN, Katherine "Kittie"; s/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn

MILLIORN, John F. (1838-1864): s/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn

MILLIORN, John Henry (1804-1890): m'd c1825 LEE, Mary W.; settled in Lane County

MILLIORN, Mary S. (1844-1888): m1. PICKETT, William G.; m2. LUPER, James N.; d/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn

MILLIORN, Philipia "Eugenia" (1849-1937): m'd HOFFMAN, James; d/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn

MILLIORN, Sarah H. (1830-1852): m'd MYRTLE, Horace Downing, d/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn; died on trail

MILLIORN, Thomas A.: s/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn went to California in 1849 and moved up into Oregon in 1852; see 1849 listing

MILLIORN, William H. (1835-1916): m'd LEMLEY, Nancy; s/o John and Mary (Lee) Milliorn

MILLS, James Allen (1815- ):

*23) MILSTER, Robert Locke (1828-c1899): m'd 17 Mar 1852 HINKLE, Nancy Elizabeth; born 1828 NC and died c1899 Marion County, OR; probably buried at Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion Co, OR (may be in an unmarked grave); resided most of his adult life in the Silverton area of Marion County; father of nine daughters (Mary E., Ida, Fanny A., Julia, A.A., Effie, Tessie, E. Lillie and Beda)

*30) MINARD, Isaac

*30) MINARD, Louisa: m'd 1850 MINARD, Stephen; maiden name unknown at this time

*30) MINARD, Stephen (1823- ): m'd 1850 [   ], Louisa

*2) MINOR, Mary (1826-1900): m'd 28 Aug 1845 BOOTH, Robert

MIRES, Mary C. (1842-1919): m'd HAMILTON, [   ]

*18) MITCHELL, [  ]; drove Scott family wagon, working way across plains; first name not mentioned

MITCHELL, Catherine: m'd 1850 MITCHELL, John; maiden name unknown at this time

MITCHELL, Child ( -1852): died on trail; c/o James and Miranda (Shelly) Mitchell

MITCHELL, Elizabeth: m'd 1827 MITCHELL, William C.; maiden name unknown at this time

MITCHELL, Frederick (1808- ): m'd 1834 HILL, Rebecca

MITCHELL, H.A. (1826- ):

MITCHELL, J.W.:

MITCHELL, James: Mentioned in Samuel Woodruff diary.

MITCHELL, James G. (1818-c1894): m'd 1846 SHELLY, Maranda

MITCHELL, Jane: d/o James and Maranda (Shelly) Mitchell

MITCHELL, John (1831- ): m'd 1850 [   ], Catherine

MITCHELL, Mary Ellen (1835- ):

MITCHELL, Mr.: shared the driving of the Scott "family wagon"; when he caused an accident and was reprimanded he left the company.  In 1853 he was living at Portland, OR

MITCHELL, Nancy Jane: m'd 1850 CHILDERS, Thomas Griffin

*8) MITCHELL, Oliver: + family

MITCHELL, Sarah Ann (1846-1926): m'd BUNNELL, A.M.

MITCHELL, William C. (1805- ): m'd 1827 [   ], Elizabeth

MOCK, Henry (1873-1884): m'd May 1829 MEYER, Marie Elizabeth; buried Historic Columbian Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

MOCK, John (1838-1916): s/o Henry and Marie Elizabeth (Meyer) Mock

MODIE, Effie E. (1850- ): m'd 1866 BROWN, Jesse

MODIE, Jacob (1822- ): m'd 1847 [   ], Rachel

MODIE, Nancy: m'd GARRISON, Ephraim

MODIE, Rachel: m'd 1847 MODIE, Jacob; maiden name unknown at this time

MOLL, David (1826- ):

MONROE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MONROE, Cordelia: m'd ODEN, Levi L.

MONTGOMERY, Alimirin (1822- ): m1. CLARK, Fanny; m2. 1851 SLUTH, Emily

MONTGOMERY, Flora ( - ):

MONTGOMERY, Libby ( - ): m'd ,

MONTGOMERY, Lydia (1812-1888): m'd 04 May 1838 BENEFIEL, Jesse;  born 21 Jul 1812 Wayne Co, IN and died 09 Apr 1888 San Luis Obispo Co, CA; mother of  eight children (Elizabeth Frances, Mary A., Sidonah Jane, Francis Marion, George Washington, Thomas, Albert Gatalin and William Louis)

MONTGOMERY, Sarah: m'd 1840 DAVIDSON, Henry

MONTGOMERY, William N. (1833- ):

MOODY, Elizabeth: m'd 1850 PERKINS, James H.

MOODY, Mary ( -1915): m'd MOODY, [   ]; maiden name unknown at this time

MOON, Hannah Patience (04 Nov 1807-1880): m1. c1825 ANDERSON, Thomas J. (1803-1837); m2. 15 Jan 1837 DODSON, John; Hannah was born 04 Nov 1807 NC and died 25 Oct 1880 Douglas Co, OR; she is buried in Gillmore Cemetery, Douglas Co, OR; Hannah's maiden name is unknown at this time but is interesting to note that in the Jefferson County, TN marriage records there is a Hannah B. Moon who married Oct 5, 1824 to Thomas Anderson.  It is possible that the "B" was meant to be a "P" but it would have to be researched further. Hannah was the mother of five known children by her first husband (Thomas F., Rebecca J., Daniel Lafayette., Andrew J. and Enoch Perkins); she was the mother of five more children with her second husband (Nancy, Martha, Margaret, Lydia Ann and Samuel Houston).  It is unknown at this time which of the Anderson children came to OR in 1852.

MOON, T.F. (1849-1929):

MOONEY, Samuel (1810- ):

Christopher MOORE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MOORE, Albert ( -1913):

MOORE, Anderson (1820- ):

MOORE, Annie: m'd 1835 CURTIS, John

MOORE, Christopher Wilkinson (c1799-1869): m'd 1829 CRAWFORD, Elizabeth "Eliza"; born near Dublin, Ireland, emigrated to NY c1819; moved to Trafalgar, Halton Co, Upper Canada (now Ontario); resided in Canada for many years; c1846 moved to Wauwatosa, WI; After reading of the wonderful opportunities in the Oregon country, Christopher and Eliza, along with their eight children, joined one of the many emigrant trains bound west on May 5, 1852, the year of the largest immigration.  They passed through Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, Iowa, mere villages at that time, and found most of western Iowa sparsely populated, with only an occasional building or small settlement.  From what is now  Omaha, Nebraska(non-existent at that time), until they reached Fort Laramie in eastern Wyoming, they did not see a single building!  From Fort Laramie, they journeyed to Fort Hall, near  Pocatello, Idaho, and then followed the Snake River into Oregon.  Three days before their arrival in The Dalles, they ran out of flour, so Eliza walked ahead of the wagon train to secure supplies.  She returned with freshly baked bread, a welcome sight for her hungry children.  The snows had already closed the trail to the Willamette Valley, so the cattle were left in The Dalles for the winter.  Due to the severe weather, the entire herd died.  From The Dalles, the family continued along the Columbia River by portage railroad (the cars were pulled by mules) and then by flatboat.  On November 6, 1852, after more than 2,000 miles and six long months, they finally arrived in Portland (nicknamed Stumptown at that time).  They spent the winter in Oregon City, a few miles south of  Portland.  The next spring, Christopher obtained a Donation Land Claim seven miles south of  Salem, in Marion County.  The family built a log cabin on the property and began farming the land.  Christopher died May 04, 1869 in Salem, Oregon

MOORE, Christopher W. (1833- ):

MOORE, Dr.: traveled with York family; probably husband of Emily York

MOORE, E. ( -1852): died on trail

MOORE, Ira (1832- ):

*1) MOORE, Isaac Miller (c1840- ): s/o William and Mary (Miller) Moore; emigrated with mother and step-father, Alvin Clark

MOORE, James Monroe (1840- ): m'd JORDEN, Nancy; s/o Robert and Malinda (Scrivner) Moore; born 22 Aug 1840/1837 Sherman Co, MO; settled Chetco Valley, Curry Co, OR in 1859; father of 8 children; blacksmith

MOORE, Jonah Wiseman (1839- ): m1. 1868 GARRETT, Elizabeth; m2.MCMILLEN  (HANLEY),  Mrs.;s/o Robert and Malinda (Scrivner) Moore; born 15 Oct 1839 Sheridan Co, MO; father of 5 children by first wife (Anna May, Ivy, Ettie, R.A. and Richard Irvin); successful gold miner

MOORE, John Bull (1846-1930): m'd 1865 BAKER, Mary Jane; s/o Robert and Malinda (Scrivner) Moore; born 04 Jul 1846/9 Sheridan Co, MO and died 19 Apr 1930 Brownsville, Linn Co, OR

MOORE, Jonathan L. (1830- ):

MOORE, Joseph Clark (11 Mar 1806 -15 Sep 1852): died on the trail at Grande Ronde; s/o Robert and Margarette (Clark) Moore; father emigrated to Oregon in 1839/40 with the Peoria Company

*1) MILLER, Libby: d/o William and Mary (Miller) Moore; emigrated with mother and step-father, Alvin Clark

MOORE, Lucinda (1813-1852): m'd LEWIS, Fielding Jr.; died on trail and buried on the banks of the Snake river near Birch Creek

MOORE, Malinda ( -1852): died on trail

MOORE, Margaret:

*1) MOORE, Maria (1832-1919): m'd 1853 MCGUIRE, Joseph; d/o Christopher and Eliza (Crawford) Moore

MOORE, Mary Ann: m'd WILSON, George Washington

MOORE, Mary Elizabeth (c1838- ): m'd VANDERPOOL, Larkin; d/o William and Mary (Miller) Moore; emigrated with mother and step-father, Alvin Clark

MOORE, Robert Monroe (1817-1908): m'd 27 Oct 1836 SCRIVNER, Malinda; wife died on trail; s/o Jonah Moore; born 10 Feb 1817 TN and died 17 Dec 1907 Smith River, Del Norte Co, CA; father of 4 children (James M., Jonah Wiseman, Silas A. and John Bull)

MOORE, Seth W. (1833- ):

MOORE, Silas A. (1844-1912): m'd 18 Apr 1869 JORDEN, Margaret; settled Chetco Valley, Curry Co, OR; s/o Robert and Malinda (Scrivner) Moore; born 26 Dec 1844 Sheridan Co, MO and died 06 Mar 1912 Del Norte Co, CA; operated sawmill in partnership with brother

MOORE, Square Davis ( - ):

*1)MOORE, Thomas (c1837-): s/o William and Mary (Miller) Moore; emigrated with mother and step-father, Alvin Clark

MOORE, William J. ( -1852): died on the trail

MOORE, William Tandy (1824-1883): m'd 1844 DOTY, Winnefred

MOORES, Charles Bruce (06 Aug 1849- 05 Jun 1930): m'd 1881 CHAMBERLAIN, Sarah E.; s/o John and Virginia (Lamon) Moores; buried Wilhelm's Portland Memorial Mausoleum, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

MOORES, Gertrude E. (27 Sep 1851-12 Oct 1877): m'd 1874 MILLER, Miles Martin; d/o John and Virginia (Lamon) Moores; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

MOORES, Isaac Ross Sr. (1796-15 Apr 1861): m'd ALEXANDER, Jane; s/o Henry and Jean (Ross) Moores; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

MOORES, Isaac Ross Jr. (14 Feb 1831-25 Jul 1884): m'd 1856 LAMON, Ellen R.; s/o Isaac and Jane (Alexander) Moors Sr.; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

MOORES, John Henry (26 Jun 1821- 16 Dec 1880): m'd 11 May 1847 LAMON, Virginia Lafayette; s/o Isaac and Jane (Alexander) Moores; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

MOORES, Mary Matilda (21 Jan 1826-21 Apr 1864): d/o Isaac and Jane (Alexander) Moores; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

MORE, Anna (1847-1931): BUKER, [   ]

*2) *26) MORELAND, Ann Eliza (1838-1857): m'd 1855 CALVERT, John; d/o Jesse and Susan (Robertson) Moreland

*2) *26) MORELAND, Josephine (1841-1861): m'd 1861 CALVERT, Charles; d/o Jesse and Susan (Robertson) Moreland

*2) *26) MORELAND, Julius Caesar. (1844-1918): m'd KLINE, Abigail B.; s/o Jesse and Susan (Robertson) Moreland

*2) *26) MORELAND, Jesse (1802-1891):m1. 18 Dec 1824 ROBERTSON, Susan; m2. 1863 WALDO, Alvarilla; born 01 Jan 1802 Surry Co, NC and died March 1891 Needy, Clackamas Co, OR; father of 9 children (Wesley, Sarah Jane, Martha, Mary Cooper, William, Samuel A., Ann Eliza, Josephine and Julius Caesar)

*2) *26) MORELAND, Mary Cooper (1832-1905): m'd 1851 ROBINSON, Francis Wesley; d/o Jesse and Susan (Robertson) Moreland

*2) *26) MORELAND, Samuel A. (1836-1886): m'd 01 Jan 1872 CASE, Sarah Frances; s/o Jesse andSusan (Robertson) Moreland; born 01 Nov 1836 Jackson Co, TN and died 19 Mar 1886; buried Lone Fir Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah Co, OR

*2) *26) MORELAND, Sarah Jane (1827-1916): m;d 1850 OWEN, Mitchell M.; d/o Jesse and Susan (Robertson) Moreland

*2) *26) MORELAND, Wesley: s/o Jesse and Susan (Robertson) Moreland

*2) *26) MORELAND, William (1834/7- ): m'd 1869 NOBLET, Margaret Janes/o Jesse and Susan (Robertson) Moreland

MORGAN, Alphonso Wilkins (30 Aug 1849-13 Sep 1930): m'd [   ], Evan J. [divorced December 1905]; s/o Peter and Nancy (Wilkins) Morgan; buried Prosser Cemetery, Prosser, Benton County, Washington

MORGAN, Almeda (1838-Oct 1852): d/o James and Susan (Beaumont) Morgan; died on trail in Deschutes County, Oregon

MORGAN, Clarinda: m'd 1842 MORGAN, James S.; maiden name unknown at this time

MORGAN, David C. (1831- ):

MORGAN, David Dudley (1834- ):

MORGAN, Drusilla: m'd 1852 GUERIN, George Crane

MORGAN, Eliza Jane (06 Nov 1836-21 Dec 1926): d/o James and Susan (Beaumont) Morgan

*31) MORGAN, Elizabeth (24 Nov 1839-30 Oct 1915): m'd 26 Mar 1854 GUILEY, George W.; d/o John and Sarah (Stanley) Morgan

MORGAN, Erastus Newton (1837-1923): m'd GAUIRES, Lydia; s/o Rawley Morgan

MORGAN, Frances ( -1852): died on trail; d/o Rawley Morgan

MORGAN, Harrison Beaumont (01 Oct 1834 -06 Jan 1915): m'd 1856 TRULLINGER, Elizabeth Ellen; s/o James and Susan (Beaumont) Morgan; buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

*31) MORGAN, Hattie A. (1851-06 Jun 1871): d/o Richard and Martha (Morgan) Morgan; buried Riverside Cemetery, Albany, Linn County, Oregon

*31) MORGAN, Henry Clay (14 Mar 1832-09 Jan 1916): m1. 01 Jan 1861 WILLIAMS, Cecelia Lucretia (1842-1863); m2. 12 Aug 1867 HUNSAKER, Martha Ellen; s/o Jonathan and Lydia (Bingaman) Morgan; buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon

MORGAN, Hester "Hattie" (24/26 Mar 1819-20/30 Sep 1894): m'd 19 Nov 1835 REED, James Madison; d/o Jonathan and Lydia (Bingaman) Morgan; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington

MORGAN, Hiram G. (1824- ): m'd 1849 [   ], Louisa E.; s/o Rawley Morgan

MORGAN, Israel (1837 - ): s/o Richard Morgan and first wife Elizabeth (Mullican) Morgan; enumerated in the 1850 census but unknown if he died prior to emigration

MORGAN, Jacob L. (1833-1920):

*31) MORGAN, Jachara S. (1848 - bef 1860): s/o John and Sarah (Stanley) Morgan; enumerated in 1850 census but was absent by 1860; may have died prior to emigration of after arrival

MORGAN, James P. (04 Jan 1810-25 Apr 1891): m'd 17 Mar 1831 BEAUMONT, Susan; s/o Evan and Nancy Ann (Popenoe) Morgan; buried unknown

MORGAN, James S. (1824- ): m'd 1842 [   ], Clarinda

*31) MORGAN, John (Dec 1812-01 Sep 1882 ): m'd 1839 STANLEY, Sarah Jane; s/o Jonathan and Lydia (Bingaman) Morgan; burial details unknown

*31) MORGAN, Jonathan (1792-17 Mar 1858): m'd 1812 BINGAMAN, Lydia; settled Lane County; buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon

*31) MORGAN, Jonathan B. "Jock" (18 Mar 1844-07 Oct 1905): 26 Jul 1866 HERVEY, Temperence; s/o Richard and Martha (Morgan) Morgan; buried Lower Valley Memorial Gardens, Sunnyside, Yakima County, Washington

*31) MORGAN, John C. (02 May 1845-28 Oct 1912): s/o John and Sarah (Stanley) Morgan; disappeared on hunting trip in Cascade Mountains and burial location is unknown

MORGAN, John Calvin (1837- ): s/o Richard and first wife Elizabeth (Mullican) Morgan; mother died before 1843;  probably emigrated with father and step mother (Martha Morgan Sexton)

*31) MORGAN, John Monroe (Oct 1850-27 Aug 1927): s/o William and Ruth (Morgan) Morgan

MORGAN, Joseph ( -1852): died on trail

MORGAN, Leroy ( -1852): died on trail

MORGAN, Levi ( -1852): m'd 1833 [   ], Mary; died on trail to OR on the Snake River 28 Jul 1852

MORGAN, Louisa E.: m'd 1849 MORGAN, Hiram G.; maiden name unkown at this time

*31) MORGAN, Lucy Ann (1844 - aft 1910): m'd 1858 PARTON, Frank; d/o Richard and Martha (Morgan) Morgan; resided in Santa Clara County, California

MORGAN, Luther (1832- ): s/o Rawley Morgan

*31) MORGAN, Martha (11 Oct 1813-14 May 1899): m1. 01 Nov 1832 SEXTON, Enoch H. (1810-1842): m2. 29 May 1843 MORGAN, Richard; d/o Jonathan and Lydia (Bingaman) Morgan; buried Riverside Cemetery, Albany, Linn County, Oregon

MORGAN, Mary (1818- ): m'd 1833 MORGAN, Levi; maiden name unknown at this time

*31) MORGAN, Mildred F. (29 Sep 1851-29 Sep 1934): d/o John and Sarah (Stanley) Morgan; buried Athena Cemetery, Athena, Umatilla County, Oregon

MORGAN, Nancy ( -1852): died on trail; d/o Rawley Morgan

MORGAN, Orlando Solomon (03 Mar 1852-04 Mar 1908): s/o Peter and Nancy (Wilkins) Morgan; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

MORGAN, Peter ( -1852): died on trail

MORGAN, Peter Mrs. ( -1852): died on trail

MORGAN, Peter Popenoe. (05 Jun 1814-09 Apr 1903): m'd 31 Oct 1848 WILKINS, Nancy Martha; s/o Evan and Nancy Ann (Popenoe) Morgan

MORGAN, Rawley (1802- ): father of Hiram G., John, Peter, Nancy, Luther, David, Rufus, Erastus, Francis, Clarissa, Catherine and Evan E.

*31) MORGAN, Richard (1796 -15/17 Jun 1852): m'd 1840 MORGAN, Martha; died on trail of cholera near Ft. Laramie

MORGAN, Ruth (19 Apr 1806-18 Aug 1867): m'd 05 Dec 1829 MARSHALL, James; d/o Evan and Nancy Ann (Popenoe) Morgan; husband died at the Umatilla Agency Oct 1852 from blood poisoning obtained from a cut on his hand; Ruth is buried Santiam Central Cemetery, Linn County, Oregon

*31) MORGAN, Ruth (Jul 1829-26 Apr 1907): m1. 03 Dec 1846 GARIGUS, James M. (1820-1847); m2. 16 Dec 1849 MORGAN, William Henry; d/o Jonathan and Lydia (Bingaman) Morgan

*31) MORGAN, Ruth (1843-1880): d/o John and Sarah (Stanley) Morgan

MORGAN, Sarah E. ( -1852): died on trail

MORGAN, William (1831- ):

*31) MORGAN, William Henry (18 Oct 1827-26 Mar 1915): m'd 16 Dec 1849 MORGAN,  Ruth; s/o Richard and first wife Elizabeth (Mullican) Morgan

*31) MORGAN, William Henry (Jun 1841-11 Oct 1919): d/o John and Sarah (Stanley) Morgan; buried IOOF Cemetery, Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon

MORRIS, Alvina P.:

MORRIS, Douglas (1843-1914):

MORRIS, Elias:

MORRIS, J. B. ( -23 May 1852): died 23 May 1852, from IN; died north side of Platte River between Bellevue and Elkhorn River [Deaths On The Oregon Trail, Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois University]

MORRIS, James (1852- ): s/o John and Margaret (Brown) Morris; born on trail near Ft. Bridger; buried old Pioneer Cemetery, Vancouver, WA

MORRIS, John B. ( -01 Jun 1909): died at Spokane, Washington

MORRIS, John Deverick: m'd BROWN, Margaret; buried in old Pioneer Cemetery, Vancouver, WA

MORRIS, M.L./C. ( c1843-1852): Cecelia (McMillen) Adams mentioned in her diary  that they passed the graves of M.C. Morris, aged 9 yrs and Mary Morris, aged 19 yrs.

MORRIS, Mary: m'd 1841 EARNEST, William

MORRIS, Mary (c1833-1852): Cecelia (McMillen) Adams mentioned in her diary  that they passed the graves of M.C. Morris, aged 9 yrs and Mary Morris, aged 19 yrs.

MORRIS, Philemon (1807-1883): m'd 16 Apr 1845 PIERCE, Minerva

MORRIS, Rhoda: m'd YORK, Joseph

MORRIS, Robert L. (1835- ):

MORRIS, S.J.:

MORRIS, Son (1852- ): s/o John and Margaret (Brown) Morris; born on the trail near Ft. Bridger; buried in old Pioneer Cemetery, Vancouver, WA

MORRISON, Clarendon (1811- ): m'd 1833 [   ], Elizabeth

*18) MORRISON, Crawford; from Groveland, Tazewell Co, IL; left the company August 15th to travel down the Snake River in a wagon boat with several others from the company

MORRISON, Elizabeth ( -1916): m'd 1833 MORRISON, Clarendon; maiden name unknown at this time

MORRISON, Lydia (29 Jan 1828-11 Jan 1891): m'd 18 Nov 1848 RUDD, Harry Lindsey.; Lydia was born in NH and died at Albany, Linn County, Oregon; buried Pine Grove Cemetery, Peoria, Linn County, Oregon

MORRISON, Susanna: m'd WHITE, [   ]

MORSE, James (1820- ): m'd 1842 SHOEMAKER, Augusta (or Susan)

*10) MORTON, Iva Jane (1834-1907): m'd DAVIS, Hardin

MORTON, Melinda: m'd 1856 SALING, Emery; d/o William and Catherine (Sisler) Morton; 1859 moved to Walla Walla; moved to Weston in early 1870s where her husband had a dry goods store, Reese & Saling; mother of 11 children

MORTON, William: m'd c1839 SISLER, Catherine; settled near McMinnville

MOSBY, David:

MOSER, Aaron ( -1852): died on trail

MOSER, Alonzo (Sep 1838 -27 May 1919):  m'd 1856 CHAMNESS, Harriet; s/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr.; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Elizabeth (06 Nov 1834-17 Dec 1913): m'd 11 Nov 1852 WHITLOCK, John Harrison; d/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Harriet (13 Sep 1836-20 Apr 1918): m'd STANTON, John Anderson; d/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Isaiah A. (02 May 1850-12 Feb 1925): m'd 27 Feb 1872 BUFF, Mary Margaret; d/o John and Sarah (Petree) Moser; buried Wilbur Cemetery, Wilbur, Lincoln County, Washington

MOSER, John (20 Aug 1827-12 Oct 1916 ): m'd 1847 PETREE, Sarah Ann; s/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; father of 12 children (Joseph H., Isaiah, Margaret E., Minerva, John F., Mary, Sarah, Isabella, Falista, Lemuel, Isabelle and Stoneman); buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Joseph Sr. (02 Jan 1804 -18 Apr 1873): m'd c1823 DUNIGAN, Isabella; father of 10 children (John, Lucinda, Mary, Tobias, Solomon, Joseph, Elizabeth, Harriet, Alonzo and William); buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Joseph Jr. (07 Aug 1832-05 Jan 1915 ): m1. 06 Aug 1854 MILLER, Sarah Jane; m2. 02 Sep 1886 BOLIN, Mary Jane; s/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Joseph Henry (23 Dec 1847-30 Sep 1930): m'd 1870 GARRETT, Olive Jane, s/o John and Sarah (Petree) Moser; buried Silverton Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Lucinda (25 Nov 1825-26 Dec 1898): m'd 1840 BOLIN, Daniel W.; d/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington

MOSER, Margaret Elizabeth (08 Nov 1851-29 Apr 1932): m1. HINKLE, Isaac Alexander; m2. DELORE, Peter; d/o John and Sarah (Petree) Moser; buried Juniper Haven Cemetery, Prineville, Crook County, Oregon

MOSER, Mary (16 Jul 1829-18 Sep 1914): m'd c1846 HARTMAN, John; d/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr.; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, Solomon (24 Jun 1830-05 Feb 1910); s/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; buried Kelly Cemetery, Maupin, Wasco County, Oregon

MOSER, Tobias (24 Jun 1830-17 Sep 1880): s/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSER, William (08 Sep 1840-09 May 1928): m'd 1858 HARDMAN, Maria Louise; s/o Joseph and Isabella (Dunnigan) Moser Sr; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

MOSS, Elizabeth Jane: m'd 1844 GOODPASTURE, Alexander

MOSS, Micajah. G. (c1805 - ): m'd 1836 [   ] , Sarah Ann

MOSS, Sarah Ann: m'd 1836 MOSS, Micajah G.; maiden name unknown at this time

MOSS, Stephen P. (1840- ): m1. 1861 ROBNETT, Sarah E.; m2. 1870 CASTEEL, Margaret S.

MOSS, Zela McCasey:

MOSSMAN, George (c1834-06 Jun 1852): died on north side of Platte River 10 miles west of Buffalo Creek, Nebraska of cholera, was from Fulton County, Indiana [Deaths On The Oregon Trail, Richard Rieck,  Professor Emeritus, Western Illinois University]

MOXLEY, Hester Ann (1821-aft 1858): m'd COOPER, James Lindsay

MOYER, J. M. (1829- ):

MOZIER, Mahala (29 Nov 1809-20 Feb 1876): m'd 15 Jan 1829 GARD, Timothy; d/o John and Elizabeth (Buffenbarger) Mozier; probably buried in unmarked garve at Clarkes Pioneer Cemetery, Clarkes, Clackamas County, Oregon

MUCK, Henry A. (1793- ): m'd 1829 [   ], Elizabeth

MULKEY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MULKEY,  Benjamin G. (1844- ): m'd ZUMWALT, Cynthia; s/o John and Hester (Gist) Mulkey

MULKEY, Hannah (1848- ): m'd HAYES, Henry Taylor; d/o John and Hester (Gist) Mulkey

MULKEY, John Thomas (1825-1896): m'd 1843 GIST, Hester Ann; s/o Phillip and Martha (Martin) Mulkey

MULKEY, Martha H. (1851- ): m'd CYRUS, Lawson; d/o John and Hester (Gist) Mulkey

MULKEY, Mary Zerelda: d/o Thomas and Sarah (Carpenter) Mulkey

MULL, Noah (1816- ):

MULVANY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
MULVANY, Newton Elderbrige: m'd (Unknown), Elizabeth; born near Knoxville and moved to Appanose Co, IA in the 1840s; s/o John W. and Mary "Polly" (Callen) Mulvany; had DLC for Yamhill county

MURPHEY, Calvin L. (1824- ): m'd 1848 , Margaret E.

MURPHY, Andrew (1826-1896): m'd COSGROVE, Elizabeth A.

*25) MURPHY, Elizabeth Frances (1832-1914):: m'd 13 Mar 1851 LUCAS, Albert Whitfield;  d/o John and Francis (Doughty) Murphy; born 18 Oct 1832 Warren Co, IL and died 17 Nov 1914 Polk Co, OR; buried Fircrest Cemetery, Monmouth, Polk Co, OR; mother of 10 children (Adah, Jay P., Nellie, Mary, Katherine, Susan Jane, Frank, Albert Lincoln, Frederick T. and one unknown)

*25) MURPHY, Emma D. (1850- ): m'd 14 Sep 1873 MCMURRY, James Scott; d/o John and Francis (Doughty) Murphy; born May 1850 Warren Co, IL; mother of 8 children (Ralph, Frank, Glen, Daisy, Myrtle, Nellie, Elsie and Edna); often seen listed as twin of Ellen but I believe this is an error in the 1860 and 1870 census records because Emma is listed in the 1850 Warren Co, IL census as 4 mos old and her sister Ellen was born in 1854 Oregon per the 1860 census.

*25) MURPHY, Henderson Warren (1835-1919): m'd 18 Nov 1863 DAVIDSON, Rebecca Lucretia; s/o John and Francis (Doughty) Murphy; born 03 Feb 1835 Warren Co, IL and died Jan 1919 Vancouver, Clark Co, OR; buried IOOF Cemetery, Lebanon, Linn Co, OR; father of 7 children (Sadie, John D., Omer, Nellie, Kate, Carried and Claud)

*25) MURPHY, James Thompson (1837 -1923): m1. c1857 HULL, Electa L.; m2. 20 Mar 1864 WHITMAN, Martha Jane; s/o John and Francis (Doughty) Murphy; born 20 Apr 1837 Warren Co, IL and died 27 Nov 1923 Marion Co, OR;

*25) MURPHY, John Ecles (1806-1876): m'd 22 Mar 1827 DOUGHTY, Frances Wright; s/o William and Nancy (Ferguson) Murphy; born 16 Oct 1806 Barren Co, KY and died 07 May 1876 Monmouth, Polk Co, OR; one of the founders of Western Oregon University at Monmouth, Polk Co, OR; buried at Fircrest Cemetery, Monmouth, Polk Co, OR; father of 13 known children (Susan Jane, William Preston, Elizabeth Frances, Henderson Warren, James Thompson, David Newson, Preston Holcomb, Nancy Angeline, Mary Adeline, Sarah Ann, Emma D., Ellen Margaret and Albert)

*25) MURPHY, John Turner (1843- ): m'd 06 Mary 1870 ROHRER, Ruth J.

*25) MURPHY, Mary Adeline (1846-1922): m'd CHRISMAN, Campbell Ewing; d/o John and Francis(Doughty) Murphy; born Jun 1846 Warren Co, IL and died 26 Feb 1922 Marion Co, OR

*25)  MURPHY, NancyAngeline (1844- ): m'd 29 Dec 1859 ROWLAND, George Washington d/o John and Francis(Doughty) Murphy; born 1844 Warren Co, IL; husband is buried IOOF Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco Co, OR

*25) MURPHY, Preston Holcomb D. (1842-1930): m'd 21 Jun 1874 BOND,Sarah H.; s/o John and Francis (Doughty) Murphy; born 04 Jan 1842 Warren Co, IL and died 30 Nov 1930 Yamhill Co, OR; listed in the 1870 census as "deaf and dumb"

*25) MURPHY, Sarah Ann (1849-1925): m'd 25 Dec 1867 MULKEY, Hamilton Davis; d/o John andFrancis (Doughty) Murphy; born 07 Jun 1849 Warren Co, IL and died 20 Nov 1925 Linn Co, OR; mother of 5 children (Hattie, Winnie, Gertrude, Ollie and H.B.)

*25) MURPHY, Susan Jane (1829-1906): m1. 06 Oct 1847 MARSHALL, Robert W.; m2. 30 Apr 1850 MARSHALL, Joseph Latimer; d/o John and Francis (Doughty) Murphy; born 31 Jan 1829 Barren Co, KY and died 07 Apr 1906 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA

*25) MURPHY, William (1816-1874): m'd ROUNDTREE,Elizabeth

*25) MURPHY, William Preston (1832-1915): m1. 19 Dec 1855 TAYLOR, Sarah;  m2. 27 Sep 1866 STOVER, Sarah Elma (STANTON); s/o John and Francis (Doughty) Murphy; born 23 Jan 1830 Blooington, IL and died 01 Mar 1915 Riverside Co, CA; father of 2 children by first wife (Frances A. and Elsie); father of 4 children by second wife (Charles A., Myre E., Emma L. and Ross W.); settled in Marion County, OR until sometime just prior to 1900 when he is found in the Riverside Co, CA census

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

MURRAY, Charles (1819- ):

MURRAY, Daniel (1852-1852): s/o Alexander and Clarinda (Conway) Murray; was born at The Dalles and reportedly died soon after of the croup

MURRAY, James (1814- ): m'd 1846 THOMURE, Mary

MURRAY, Margaret (1803 -24 Dec 1853): m'd 04 Jan 1827 BARRETT, John; buried Myers Cemetery, Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon

MUSIK, Sarah J. ( -1852): m'd MILLER, James; died on trail of cholera

MYERS, Arthusa Frances (09 Dec 1849- ): m1. 27 Aug 1865 LAMB, Abraham; m2. RAYMOND, Frederic; d/o Thomas and Susanna (Caton) Myers; Arthusa disappears from census records after the 1870 census and it may be due to an unknow marriage or perhaps she was living outside the US; in the 1870 census she had 2 children (Charles A. and Hugh C.)

MYERS, Elizabeth (27 Oct 1835-12 Jul 1927): m1. 1853 BUSH, William; m2. c1876 STAMPER, John Washington; d/o Thomas and Mary (Turpin) Myers; resided in several counties until finally settling in Umatilla County; buried Athena Cemetery, Athena, Umatilla County, Oregon; Elizabeth was the mother of 11 children by her fist husband but by the 1900 census only 5 of them were still living Thomas Milton, Willis, Mary Ella, Olive Eleanor, Elizabeth, George Washington, James E., Zach, Clarissa, child Bush)

MYERS, George (1829- ): m'd 1854 ARMENTROUT, Mary E.

MYERS, John (1830- ): of Clackamas Co; b. 15 Sep 1830 MO; to CA 1852; sheriff of Stanislaus Co, CA 1857; to OR 1860; sheriff of Clackamas co in 1868; State Senate 1872; m'd 1858; has eight children; merchant  

MYERS, Melvina (1818-1880) m'd 1836 William Franklin Robbins

 

MYERS, Melvina Ellen (29 Jul 1844-15 Mar 1935) m'd 23 Jul 1863 HUFFT, Jesse Marion; d/o Thomas and Susanna (Caton) Myers; in later years settled in Eugene, Oregon where she is buried in buried Masonic Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon; Melvina was the mother of 3 children (Nancy Georgeanna, Thomas D., Florence Susanna Hufft)

 

MYERS, Thomas Jefferson (29 Apr 1805-30 Jul 1876): m1. c1834 TURPIN, Mary; m2. 24 Jun 1843 CATON, Susanna Wright; s/o Elijah and Hannah (Barnett) Myers; emigrated to Oregon from Vernon County, Missouri, by 1860 census is living Del Norte County, California and by 1870 had returned to Vernon County, Missouri with his wife and younger children.  He was the father of 3 children by his first wife (2 children died young and Elizabeth Myers); there were 12 children by his second wife (Melvina Ellen, Thomas Jefferson Jr., William Caton, Arthusa Frances, Noah A., Hannah, Anna, Barnett, George W., Mary Susanna and Robert Edward Lee); buried Ellis Cemetery, Vernon County, Missouri

 

MYERS, Thomas Jefferson Jr. (20 Dec 1846-23 Nov 1919): m'd BADGER, Mary Jane; s/o Thomas and Susanna (Caton) Myers; was in California with his parents and siblings in 1860 census and had returned to Vernon County, Missouri by the 1870 census where he is buried in Deepwood Cemetery, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri; father of three children (Thomas A., Halley S. and Joseph Roy Myers)

 

MYERS, William Caton (08 Apr 1848-31 Jul 1938): m'd 06 Feb 1868 GRANT, Henrietta; s/o Thomas and Susanna (Caton) Myers; in the 1880 census William is living in Napa County, California with no mention of his famil; he died in Durango, Mexico and is buried in the city cemetery at El Salto, Durango, Mexico

 

MYRTLE, Horace Downing (1823-1883): m'd MILLIORN, Sarah H.

 

MYRTLE, John (1850- ): s/o Horace and Sarah (Milliorn) Myrtle

NAIL, Alexander ( -1896):

NATION, James; driver for Wigle family

NAYLOR, Levina: m'd 1828 NAYLOR, William; maiden name unknown at this time

NAYLOR, William (1813- ): m'd 1828 [   ], Levina

NEAL, Asenath Anna (20 Jan 1826-20 Mar 1898): m'd c1843 WOMACK, Alfred; m2. 11 Feb 1853 WRIGHT, Lynden; d/o Benjamin and Nancy (Harmon) Neal; some of the Neal family came in 1844

NEAL, Daniel (Dec 1842-04 Nov 1917): m'd 11 May 1873 PIERCE, Adora Elizabeth; s/o Valentine and Mary (Sumpter) Neal

NEAL, George W. (1837-03 Jul 1852): s/o Valentine and Mary (Sumpter) Neal; died on trail

NEAL, Martha (1834-03 Jul 1852): d/o Valentine and Mary (Sumpter) Neal; died on trail

NEAL, Mary Valentine (1846-aft 1870): m'd 19 Apr 1860 DUSTIN, Malcolm; d/o Valentine and Mary (Sumpter) Neal

NEAL, Nancy (1839-c1887): m1. 07 May 1854 EADES, John [divorced 01 Jun 1874), m2. 21 Dec 1875 PREFONTAINE, Wilfred; John; d/o Valentine and Mary (Sumpter) Neal

NEAL, Nelson (1844-bef 1850): s/o Valentine and Mary (Sumpter) Neal; died prior to 1850 census

NEAL, Valentine (1811-03 Jul 1852): m'd 21 Feb 1835 SUMPTER, Mary; s/o Benjamin and Nancy (Harmon) Neal; died on trail; Note: the Valentine Neal that appears in early Oregon newspapers is a different individual and is listed as 18 or 20 in 1854.

NEAL, William (1819-1877): m'd 1837 SNEED, Emily Jane; s/o Benjamin and Nancy (Harmon) Neal

NEER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
NEER, Abraham Caleb (1809 Germany - 1889 OR): m'd 1836 KING, Elizabeth

NEER, Benjamin (c1849 IA - ) s/o Abraham Caleb and Elizabeth (King) Neer

NEER, Elizabeth (c1844 PA - ) d/o Abraham Caleb and Elizabeth (King) Neer

NEER, Catherine (c1845 PA - ) d/o Abraham Caleb and Elizabeth (King) Neer

NEER, George P. (1843 PA - ) s/o Abraham Caleb and Elizabeth (King) Neer

NEER, John (1841 PA - ) s/o Abraham Caleb and Elizabeth (King) Neer

NEER, Simon Abraham (1840 PA – 1914 OR); s/o Abraham Caleb and Elizabeth (King) Neer

NEER, William (c1848 IA - ) s/o Abraham Caleb and Elizabeth (King) Neer

NEFF, Elizabeth (1828-Apr 1870): m'd 02 Sep 1847 AYERS, Nathaniel C.; d/o Christian and Catherine (Baxley) Neff; died Josephine County, Oregon;buried Laurel Cemetery, Cave Junction, Josephine County, Oregon

NEILSON, W. W.:

NELSON, Andrew I. (1828 - ):

NELSON, Elizabeth: m'd 1852 SHEPARD, Henry; married on trail

*2) *26) NELSON, Samuel:

NESBITT, William (1815- ):

NESSLEY, Elizabeth Matilda (1845-1920): d/o Jacob and Mary (Frederick) Nessley

NESSLEY, Homer Frederick (1850-1944): s/o Jacob and Mary (Frederick) Nessley

NESSLEY, Jacob Groff (1812-1875): m'd 1839 FREDERICK, Mary

NESSLEY, John Jacob (1847-1935): s/o Jacob and Mary (Frederick) Nessley

NESSLEY, Lucinda Francis (1842-1925): d/o Jacob and Mary (Frederick) Nessley

NESSLEY, Milford Fawcett (1840-1911): s/o Jacob and Mary (Frederick) Nessley

NEVITT, Lucy Agnes (18 Jan 1829 - 01 May 1894): m'd 09 Jan 1851 MCCUBBINS, Zachariah

NEWBILL, B. H. (1843- ): m'd 1859 ELLIS, Julia

NEWBILL, Nathaniel Alexander (1803- ): m'd 1833 , Sarah

NEWBILL, Sarah Francis ( - ): m'd ,

NEWBILL, Sarah G. (1804-1906): m'd KEMP, William; died at 102 years of age in McMinnville, Yamhill Co, OR

NEWCOMB, Elinore (1840-1926): m'd KUBLI, [   ]

NEWELL, J. S.:

NEWELL, J. T.:

NEWKIRK, Magdalene "Lena: Jane (11 Feb 1799-10 May 1883): m'd 1824 SCOTT, Robert; d/o Peter and Mary (Stafford) Newkirk; buried Mulkey Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

NEWMAN, Francis A. (1826- )

*8) NEWMAN, Henry

*8) NEWMAN, William:

NEWSOM, John William (1828-1902): m'd 1865 GREENWOOD, Olive

*16) NEWTON, Rebecca C. (1818-1852): m'd DRURY, Thompson; born c1818 VA and died August 3, 1852 along the North Platte River ; mother of five known children (Melissa Ellen, Emily Frances, Celinda Susan, Newton and Wells W.)

NICHOLS, Henry Brainard (1821- ):

NICHOLS, Mary Ellen ( -c1909): m'd GARRISON, John Miller

NICHOLS, Susan R.: m'd 1849 JEFFRIES, Thomas S.

NICHOLSON, Emaline ( -1915): m'd LARKIN, [   ]

*2a) NICHOLSON, James [James Akin diary August 20, 1852 Tow the cattle across the river between the wagon beds, ferry the wagons over in the evening.  James Nicholson starts down the river in a wagon bed; October 10, 1852 James Nicholson, John T. Stewart and John Akin start with the cattle on the pack trail]

NICKELS, John:

NICKERSON, Eliza B. (05 May 1811-03 Aug 1894): m'd 1834 DENNY, Christian; d/o Hugh and Rebecca (Blanchard) Nickerson; buried Lebanon Pioneer Cemetery, Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon; mother of Laura, Sarah, Owen N., John, Mahala and Presley M.; two siblings emigrated in 1851

NICKERSON, Simon E.:

NIXON, Andrew (1827- ):

NIXON, Joseph (1824- ): m'd 1846 PARRISH, H.

*16) NOLAND, James S.:

NOLAND, N. (1842- ): m'd 1867 DAWSON, Melissa J.; s/o James S. Noland

NORRIS, Martha Ann (c1834- ): m'd 1849 WOOD, Hiram

NORTHCUTT, Salathiel (1837- ):

NORTHRUP, Edward J. (1834-1883): m'd 1856 MCNAMEE, Frances

NORTON FAMILY RESEARCHER:
NORTON, Thomas Harvey (1819-1901): m'd DAVIS, Emeline; traveled with Luce, Coats and Clayton

*11) NORTON, Three Young Men: named in Coon family records

NOWER, Ann (20 Feb 1802-24 May 1883): m'd 18 Dec 1817 FIELDS, Ambrose Carr; buried Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon; husband came in 1847 with two of his sons and  rest of family followedin 1852 per Phil Hirl at PHirl@aol.com

NYE, Agnes (1833- ): m'd 1855 THOMPSON, Robert M.

*7) NYE, Martha Jane (07 Mar 1834-16 May 1922: m'd 23 Jun 1851 MAYS, John C.; d/o Dr. James M. and Nancy (Calloway) Nye; mother of 8 children, c1870 located in Eastern Oregon at Weston; later moved to Colfax, WA where her husband died
NYE, Rachel: m'd 1840 BLAIN, William Barr d/o John Main Nye and Agnes Jones.

ODEN, Mary Elizabeth (1824-1852): m'd 03 Jan 1841 HOMSLEY, Benjamin Franklin; d/o Sarah and Jacob Oden;  born 20 Jul 1824 Lexington, Fayette Co, KY and died 10 Jun 1852 near Fort Laramie, WY  of complications of measles and getting wet when wagon overturned in water; mother of 5 children (Georgianna, Lycurges, Lura, Sarah Ellen and an infant); her grave was later found and now has a memorial marker provided by Oregon California Trail Association

O'DONALD, J. J. ( - ): m'd ,

ODEN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
ODEN, Levi L.: m'd MONROE, Cordelia; parents of 13 children [those born in OR were John T., Lura A., Richard, Henry, Eliza J., Mary, Osee, Esther, Buddy, Jerusha, Rose]

ODEN, Norris: s/o Levi and Cordelia (Monroe) Oden

ODEN, William G. (1826-1883): m'd 1854 BROWN, Emeline

ODEN, William H: s/o Levi and Cordelia (Monroe) Oden

*4) O'DONALD, John: s/o Jonathan and Catherine (Weaver) O'Donald

*4) O'DONALD, Jonathan P. (1826-1910): m1. 1847 WEAVER, Catherine (div 1864); m2. 1865 CROSS, Eliza Ann

*4) O'DONALD, William H.: s/o Jonathan and Catherine (Weaver) O'Donald

OGLE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
OGLE, Amelia: d/o James and Anna (Stormer) Ogle

OGLE, James Anderson: m'd STORMER, Anna; settled in Douglas Co near Sutherlin

OGLE, John: s/o James and Anna (Stormer) Ogle

OGLE, Lucy Ann: d/o James and Anna (Stormer) Ogle

OGLE, Manerva: d/o James and Anna (Stormer) Ogle

OGLE, Mary Jane ( -1913): m'd DAVIS, Lemuel E.

OGLE, Sarah: d/o James and Anna (Stormer) Ogle

OGLE, William: s/o James and Anna (Stormer) Ogle

OGLESBY, Nancy A. ( -1853): m'd 1839 OGLESBY, Samuel R.; maiden name unknown at this time

OGLESBY, Samuel R. (1812 - ): m'd 1839 [   ], Nancy A.

OLDS, Aaron Knight (1813-1896): m'd GARRISON, Martha Jane

OLDS, D. G. (1823- ): m'd 1849 EATON, Eveline M.

OLDS, George (1827-1861): m'd 1851 FAIRBANKS, Sarah

OLDS, James H. (1830- ): m'd 1852 PARKER, Nancy Ann; m'd 13 Sep 1852 on trail; see 1851 listing

OLDS, Lucy A.: m'd 1851 DERBY, James R.

OLMSTEAD, Daniel: "July 15 This day we remained in camp.  We have been thrown into considerable excitement in consequence of a murder being committed in a train from Wisconsin, which is now camped one (half) mile from us (in the trial of which the men of our train have been called upon as jurymen).  The murder was committed on Hams fork of Green River, and the circumstances connected with it as near as I could learn was as follows:  One Daniel Olmstead was taking five men across the plains, and it appears that they had not lived very agreeably together as it was proved in the trial which came off to day that the five had boasted that they had their boss under their thumb and intended to keep him there.  It was proved that Olmstead went out in the morning to watch his cattle telling Sherman Dunmore (the murdered man) to make a fire and put on the teakettle so they could have some breakfast.  When he returned at breakfast time the other men had finished their repast and he asked where his breakfast was.  Dunmore replied that if he wanted any he might cook it himself.  This was the result of much abusive language on both sides; however Olmstead prepared his breakfast himself.  Dunmore threatening in the most abusive manner to whip him.  Olmstead calmly replied that if he did he would not live long to brag about it.  Upon this he left him and went into the tent and commenced eating his breakfast, using for the purpose a small sized butcher knife.  Dunmore followed him and jumping upon him commenced beating him and endeavored to kick him in the face with his boots.  Olmstead called upon the bystanders to take him off saying at the same time that he had a knife.  As no one interfered he stabbed him in the lower part of the chest.  Upon this Dunmore started back and exclaimed that he was stabbed.  He fell and in twenty minutes was a corpse.  The jury after an impartial investigation of the tragical affair brought in a verdict to this effect:  That the wound was made by the knife of Olmstead caused the death of the said Dunmore and that the same was inflicted by the aforesaid Olmstead in self defense." [Covered Wagon Women Vol 5, Journal of Abigail Jane Scott p. 88]

O'NEAL, Caroline Adelia (1830-1892): m'd 10 Feb 1850 BRUCE, William Petty; born 18 Jan 1830 Indiana and died 07 Jan 1892 Waitsburg, Walla Walla County, Oregon; mother of 6 children (John Hamilton, Mary Ellen, James William, Isadora Elizabeth, Edward L. and Caroline A.)

ORCHARD, Child (1851-1852):

ORCHARD, Father ( -1852): died on trail

ORCHARD, Jesse C. (1823- ): m'd 1843 , Minerva Ann

ORCHARD, Mary ( -1925):

ORCHARD, Mother ( -1852): died on trail

ORR, Isabella ( 17 May 1813 -05 May 1880): m'd 19 Aug 1841 ARMSTRONG, E. Thompson; 1860 enumerated in Illinois census; died Walla Walla Washington

ORRILL, Elizabeth: m'd BEDWELL, William K.; 1852 diary of Elizabeth Bedwell

OSBORN FAMILY RESEARCHER:
OSBORN, Samuel P.: m'd STEWART, Jane B.

OSBORNE, Margaret T.: m'd 1845 OSBORNE, Richard T.; maiden name unknown at this time

OSBORNE, Richard T. (c1823- ):m'd 1845 [   ], Margaret T.

OTIS, Albert H.:

OVERMAN, Amanda: m'd 1846 OVERMAN, George M.; maiden name unknown at this time

OVERMAN, George M. (1826- ): m'd 1846 [   ], Amanda

OVERMAN, Martha: m'd NOCHOLS, Henry Brainard

*2) *26) OWEN, George W. (1851-1858): s/o Mitchell and Susan (Moreland) Owen; born 12 May 1851 IL and died 06 Feb 1858 Clackamas Co, OR; buried Rock Creek Cemetery, Canby, Clackamas Co, OR

*2) *26) OWEN, Mitchell McCracken (1822-1915): m1. 07 Jan 1844 PENN, Lucinda; m2. 07 Mar 1850 MORELAND, Sarah Jane; s/o Rev. Andrew Mitchell and Jane (McCracken) Owen; born April/May 1822 Henry Co, TN and died 10 Jan 1915 Portland, Multnomah Co, OR; buried buried Rock Creek Cemetery, Canby, Clackamas Co, OR; father of one child by first wife (Nancy); eight children by second wife (George W., Andrew Jesse, Susan G., Frank, Mary Emma, Effie, William Moreland and Ava)

OWEN, Nancy (1845-1852): d/o Mitchell and Lucinda (Penn) Owen; died on trail

OWENS, Hugh Pearce (1817-16 Apr 1879) : m'd 06 Mar 1848 UZFOVAGE, Alexandria; buried Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Oregon; born in Wales, merchant in South Salem

OWENS, Julia (1849-1852): died on Snake River on Oregon Trail; d/o Hugh and Alexandria (Uzafovage) Owens

OWENS, Robert Humphrey (1851-1854): died at Clackamas County, s/o Hugh and Alexandria (Uzafovage) Owens

PAINE, Dulcinea ( -1896): m'd 1835 RIDGEWAY, James

PALMER, Blackford M. (1830- ):

*11) PALMITER, Charlotte: m'd STILLMAN, Henry; husband went to CA in 1849 and then moved into OR; Charlotte was accompanied in 1852 by brother Henry and cousin, Jonathan Palmiter

*11) PALMITER, Henry Stillman: brother of Charlotte (Palmiter) Stillman; [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?)]

PALMITER, John W. (1831- ):

*11) PALMITER, Jonathan: cousin of Charlotte (Palmiter) Stillman

PAQUETTE, Francis H. (1811- ):

PAQUETTE, Peter (1839-1896):

PARK, Joseph (1812-1902): m'd 1861 CURTIS, Mary A.

PARK, Margaret: m'd 1847 SHELLEY, John

PARKER, Abigail M. (1820 -1864): m'd 1841 MCCartney, Nathaniel; after death of husband moved to CA where Abigail died Mar 6, 1864

PARKER, Allen Ethan (1828 -1905): m'd 1852 UMPHREY, Julia Ann; s/o Eliel and Elizabeth (Bryant) Parker;  buried Albany Masonic Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

PARKER, Curtis Patch (16 Feb 1851-16 Nov 1900): m'd 10 Mar 1872 CAREY, Matilda Almira; s/o Timothy and Sarah (Craft) Parker

PARKER, Fremont (1849-1852) s/o Timothy and Sarah (Craft) Parker; died on trail in Wyoming

PARKER, Hollon:

PARKER, James S. (1813- ): m1. ; m2. 1853 EVANS, Amelia Caroline

PARKER, John (1841 - ):  s/o Eliel and Elizabeth (Bryant) Parker;

PARKER, Joseph Patch (26 Oct 1815-17 Jun 1882): m'd 15 May 1845 CRAFT, Sarah; s/o Timothy and Sophia (Patch) Parker III; left St. Joseph Missouri May 1, 1852 and arrived in Oregon November 1, 1852; was a doctor and was called to several trains during the emigration to tend to the sick

PARKER, Moses (1830 -1905 ): m'd 1856 UMPHREY, Mary Catherine; s/o Eliel and Elizabeth (Bryant) Parker; settled in Linn Co; buried Sandridge Cemetery, Linn Co, OR

PARKER, Nancy Ann ( -1907): m'd OLDS, James H.

PARKER, Patterson C. (1809-1890): m'd SCANTLING, Mary

PARKER, Patterson C.: m'd KING, Sarah

PARKER, William Henry (18 Jul 1845-01 Oct 1909): m'd 11 Aug 1867 JONES, Fanny A.; s/o Timothy and Sarah (Craft) Parker

PARKHILL, John:

PARRISH, H.: m'd 1846 NIXON, Joseph

PARRISH, Lewis M. (1830- ): m'd 1859 WATKINS, Sarah J.

PARRISH, Nancy: m'd 1852 HALL, Amos Z.

PARRET/PARROTTT FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PARROTT, Catherine M. (1845- ): d/o Samuel and Maria (Everest) Parrott

PARROTT, James (1850- ): s/o Samuel and Maria (Everest) Parrott

PARROTT, John Edward (1841- ): s/o Samuel and Maria (Everest) Parrott

PARROTT, Mary Ann (1840- ): d/o Samuel and Maria (Everest) Parrott

PARROTT, Richard: m'd VINSON, Mary Alice; s/o Samuel and Maria (Everest) Parrott

PARROTT, Samuel (1814 -1857): m'd 1834 EVEREST, Maria; settled Yamhill Co; arrived on ship Josephine in Feb 1852 from England

PARROTT, Thomas Henry (1836- ): s/o Samuel and Maria (Everest) Parrott

PARROTT, William (1852- ): s/o Samuel and Maria (Everest) Parrott

PATE, J. W.:

PATTERSON, A. W. Dr. (1814-1852): m1. 1847 SOVERN, Elizabeth ( -1848); m2.1859 OLINGER, Amanda C.

PATTY FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PATTY, Elizabeth Ann (1841-1908): m'd 1859 BEWLEY, Theophilus Rollins; d/o William and Martha (Greene) Patty;

PATTY, George Marcus (1845-1907): m'd 1868 RUBLE, Lucy J.; s/o William and Martha (Greene) Patty

PATTY, Josiah James (1843-1852): s/o William and Martha (Greene) Patty; died on the trail

PATTY, William Rooker (1817-1890): m'd 1839 GREENE, Martha Ann; s/o Josiah West and Elizabeth (Rooker) Patty; buried in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR; buried in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

PAUGH, Hester Ann (1828-1914): m'd 1848 FARWELL, Richard

PAXTON, Andrew B. (1833- ): m'd 1856 [   ], Nancy J.

PAYNE, Almon (11 Aug 1820-09 Mar 1877): m'd  28 Aug1848 BENNETT, Minerva Jane, s/o John and Juliana (Speer) Payne; buried Fishers Cemetery, Vancouver, Clark County, Washington; father of 5 children (Juliana, Mary Caroline, Rufus M., Harriet and Minerva Jane)

PAYNE, Champion Turpin (15 Dec 1831- 14 Feb 1919): m'd 15 Apr 1852 MCCALLUM, Elizabeth Isabell; s/o John and Sarah (Elston) Payne; buried Phoenix Pioneer Cemetery, Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon

PAYNE, Juliana (1851-1856): m'd HILDERBRAND, Jonathan H.; s/o Almon and Minerva (Bennett) Payne; born 29 Mar 1851 Hancock Co, IL and died 13 Jul 1876 Clark Co, WA; buried Fishers Cemetery, Vancouver, Clark County, Washington

PAYNE, D. Montgomery (10 Feb 1823-13 Sep 1899); m'd 27 Feb 1851 BARMORE, Sarah Louisa; buried Fisher Cemetery, Vancouver, Clark County, Washington; s/o John and Juliana (Speer) Payne; 1852 settled near Camas, Washington; c1854 moved to Eugene, Lane County, OregonR where they remained for about eleven years and then moved back to Grass Valley near Camas. Washington

*11) PEAK, 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?)]

PEARCE, Georgetta Howard (1838-1927): m'd TITUS, Silas, d/o Greenberry Pierce; name spelled Pearce

PEARCE, Greenberry C. (1809-1871): m'd EDWARDS, America F.; went to California gold fields in 1849, where he stayed briefly before returning to Ohio; emigrated again in 1852; buried Masonic Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

PEARL FAMILY RESEARCHER:  Pearl Photos
PEARL, Elizabeth Ann (1842-1920): m'd 1865 VANWINKLE, Isaac Newton; d/o James and Elizabeth (Berry) Pearl

PEARL, Isabella Caroline (1840-1920): m'd 1854 KIRK, Henry Harrison; d/o James and Elizabeth (Berry) Pearl

PEARL, James A. (1849-1928): m1. 1878 MILLER, S. J.; m2. 19 Jul 1882 JESSE, Amanda M.; s/o Joseph and Sarah (Wiseman) Pearl

PEARL, James A. Rev. (1807-1897): m1. 1827 BERRY, Elizabeth; m2. 1847 WISEMAN, Elizabeth; settled in Linn County

PEARL, John A. (1833-1864 ):  m'd 1854 MICHAEL, Marinda R.; s/o James and Elizabeth (Berry) Pearl

PEARL, John Rush (1851-1931): m'd 1873 WEGER, Mary Florence; s/o Joseph and Sarah (Wiseman) Pearl

PEARL, Joseph (1829-1894 ): m'd 1848/49 WISEMAN, Sarah; s/o James and Elizabeth (Berry) Pearl; settled at Jefferson, Marion Co, OR and later at Linn Co; farmer and local preacher of the Methodist church; served in Rogue River Indian War; 1849 m'd Sarah Wiseman; father of 11 children

PEARL, Malinda R. (1838-1869): m'd 1855 KEENEY, Silas John; d/o James and Elizabeth (Berry) Pearl

PEARL, Mary (1850-1884): m'd 1868 ROBINETT, William; d/o  James and Elizabeth (Wiseman) Pearl

PEARL, Minerva (1848-1853): d/o James and Elizabeth (Wiseman) Pearl

PEARL, William Henry (1852- ): m'd 1880 HUGHES, Ada; s/o James and Elizabeth (Wiseman) Pearl

*11) PECK, 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?)]

PEDIGO, Zerilda Jane (1827-1904): m'd 10 Jun 1846 HENDRIX, Harrison Haines; d/o Edward and Lettice (Gill) Pedigo; born 05 Aug 1827 Kentucky and died 05 May 1904 Cornelius, Washington County, Oregon

PELL, Mary Adeline (1839-1915): m'd 1854 HEMBREE, Albert T.

PERCIVAL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PERCIVAL, William (1815-1892): m'd 1847 MULKEY, Mary Zerilda

PERKINS, James H. (1831- ): m'd 1850 MOODY, Elizabeth

PERKINS, Joel B. (1810- ): m'd 1838 [   ], Margaret M.

PERKINS, Louisa Elizabeth (1818-1852): m'd 30 May 1835 ALLEY, Andrew Jackson Sr.; died on trail on Snake River; burial location unknown

PERKINS, Margaret M.: m'd `1838 PERKINS, Joel B. maiden name unknown at this time

PERKINS, Richard S. ( - ): m'd  1857 EAST, Elizabeth Jane; Richard was the father of ten children (Hannah 1858, Robert 1860, Richard 1862, John 1864, Elizabeth 1866, Jane Ann 1868, Charlotte 1871, Ada May 1874, Charles H. 1875 and George H. 1877)

PERKINS, Thomas J. (1831- ): m'd 1853 [    ], Eliza J.

PERRY, Clarissa: m'd LESLIE, Martin

PERRY, Johnson O. H.:

PERRY, Mary Ellen (1842- ):

PERRY, Robert (1806-1865):

PERRY, Thomas W. (1838- ):

PETREE, Sarah Ann (29 Mar 1830-08 Jan 1900): m'd 1847 MOSER, John; buried Miller Cemetery, Silverton, Marion County, Oregon

PETTINGILL, Mary ( - ): m1. RICE, [ ]; m2. COOK, Beckwith; emigrated with second husband and his family

PHELPS, Elizabeth :

PHETTEPLACE, Ruth: m'd 1826 COSTON, Alfred

PHILLIPS, Cinderella (1842-1926): m'd DARST, Paul; d/o John and Julie (Taylor) Phillips

PHILLIPS, Daughter: d/o David L. Phillips

PHILLIPS, David (1797-c1881): m'd SULLINGER, Sarah

PHILLIPS, David L.:

PHILLIPS, David L. Mrs.:

PHILLIPS, George Washington (1838- ): m'd TARPLEY, Martha A.

PHILLIPS, Huda: d/o David L. Phillips

PHILLIPS, Jesse Jackson (1840-1892): s/o John and Julie (Taylor) Phillips

PHILLIPS, John (1819-1907): m'd 1840 Taylor, Julie Ann; s/o Jesse J. and Mary Ann (Rutherford) Phillips

PHILLIPS, John Calvin (1850-1935): s/o John and Julie (Taylor) Phillips

PHILLIPS, Phile (1825- ):

PHILLIPS, Riley Polk (1847-1933): m'd RICE, Elizabeth Abigail; s/o John and Julie (Taylor) Phillips

PHILLIPS, Son: s/o David L. Phillips

PHIPPS, Nancy Ann (08 Dec 1814-1861): m'd  22 Jan 1829 TAYLOR, Samuel George; m2. 1855 WAYMIRE, Samuel Franics; d/o  Jesse Franklin and Jennie (Spurlin) Phipps; burial unknown

PICKENS, Amanda Matilda (19 Apr 1851-1930): m1. 29 Nov 1869 BUNCH, James Riley; m2. c1880 PARSONS, Francis Marion; d/o Samuel and Prudence (Rose) Pickens

PICKENS, John Wesley (28 Jan 1847-18 Feb 1905): m'd 24 Nov 1884 BUNCH, Eliza Ann; s/o William and Sarah (Evans) Pickens

PICKENS, Julia (04 Jul 1838-1900): m'd 1859 TEMPLE, William K.; d/o Samuel and Prudence (Rose) Pickens

PICKENS, Samuel  (15 Oct 1816-14 Oct 1893): m'd 01 Jan 1836 ROSE, Prudence; s/o William and Polly (Cummins) Pickens

PICKENS, Sarah Adeline (02 Jan 1851-07 May 1933): m'd 1868 FURMAN, Coe; d/o William and Sarah (Evans) Pickens

PICKENS, Sarah Isabell (14 Nov 1842-17 Apr 1916): m'd 19 May 1859 BUNCH, Stokley Dalleson; d/o Samuel and Prudence (Rose) Pickens

PICKENS, William Jr. (07 Jan 1826-22 Feb 1891): m1. 19 Apr 1846 EVANS, Sarah; m2. 1868 WILLIAMS, Mrs. Mary; s/o William and Polly (Cummins) Pickens

PICKETT, Caroline Virginia ( -1852): m'd WAGGONER, Bird; died on the trail of cholera and was buried along the trail

PIERCE, Benjamin Franklin (1820- ): m'd 1841 HOLLENBECK, Matilda

PIERCE, Minerva (1824-1899): m'd 16 Apr 1845 MORRIS, Philemon; born 04 Apr 1824 Steuben, New York and died 22 Mar 1899 Salem, Marion County, Oregon; d/o Eliphalet Pierce (1782 Mass-1845 IL) and Annie McMichel (1785 Mass-1863 IL)

PIERCE, Samuel Andrew (1830- ): m'd  1854 TURNIDGE, Emily Jane

PIERCE, William ( -1852): While enroute David Donahue shot and killed William Pierce, another member of the party.  The others of the party tried, convicted and shot the murderer and buried him in the same grave with his victim.

*30) PIKE, Harvey L. (1842-1897): s/o John H. Pike

*30) PIKE, John Henry (1815-1903): m1. c1840 ; m2. c1862 LAKE, Hellen Comfort

PIPER, E.H. (1830- ):

*4) PLAMONDON, Elmina (1848- ): m'd 1872 HARLAN, Elisha C.; d/o Eugene and (1st wife) Plamondon

*4) PLAMONDON, Eugene Michael (1826- ): m1. ; m2. 1851 DAVIES, Edith Pocahantas Virginia; m3. 1861 ILLIDGE, Elizabeth; m4. 1867 SCOTT, Mary A.

*4) PLAMONDON, Francis Flavie (1830-1871): m'd 1860 DUBOIS, Matilda

*4) PLAMONDON, Maria Clarissa (1824 -1883): m'd 1853 DILLON, Isaac

PLATT, Amanda: m'd 1830 EDDY, Hiram; d/o Richard and Polly Platt; settled Polk Co; buried Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, Marion Co, OR

PLOUGH, Seline: m'd MARTIN, Thomas J.

PLYMALE FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PLYMALE, Gabriel:

POINTS, Samuel H. (1817- ):

POLLOCK, Joseph: brother of William

POLLOCK, William Neely (1832-1899): m'd 1859 RAMSAY, Mary Elizabeth

POMEROY, Lyman (1833- ): m1. 1859 BRELER, Sarah A.; m2. 1860 BRELER, A. S.

POOLER, Lewis Clinton (1832-1901): m'd 1856 STARMER, Adeline

PORTER FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PORTER, David Putnam (1827-1889): m'd 1857 HALEY, Parthena J.

PORTER, Jerome A. (1833-1896): m'd 1862 WOOLEY, Ellen

PORTER, L. C. (1831 - ):

PORTER, Mary Bowen: m'd 1835 GIBSON, George

POTEET, Mary (04 Nov 1793-19 Nov 1881): m'd 1814 GILMORE, James Modrell; d/o Samuel and Mary (Smith) Poteet; buried Gilmore Cemetery, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon

POTTER, Julia Ann: m'd ROBERTSON, [   ]

POTTER, Robert (1816- ):

POWELL FAMILY RESEARCHER:  Powell Descendant, Bob Zybach, plays music from the Trail
POWELL, Abraham Thomas (1841- ): m1. 1860 CURL, Amanda; m2. 1879 TERRY, Eveline; m3. 1902 BEELER, Alice; s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Ann (1832-1924): m'd 1853 CARMICHAEL, Philip; d/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Barbara (1841-1889): m'd 1860 SLOAN, James; d/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Daniel (1826-1907): m'd 1862 CARY, Mary Jane; s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Elias (1822-1874): m'd HUNT, Rebecca s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Esther (1827-1863): m'd MOORE, Robert; d/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Jane: m'd BEELER, John; d/o Joseph and Hannah (Jewson) Powell

POWELL, Joab (1799-1873): m'd 1817 BEELER, Anna; s/o Joseph and Hannah (Jewson) Powell; a Baptist Circuit Rider; founded Providence Church in Jefferson, Linn Co in 1853

POWELL, Joab Jr. (1834-1872): m'd 1858 PRINE, Rebecca Jane; s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, John (1818-1891): m'd 1838 YORK, Emily; s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, John B. (1819-1855 ): m'd 1848 [   ], Eliza E.

POWELL, Lucinda (1817-1852): m'd 1836 PROPST, Anthony; died on trail near Echo, OR while giving birth to twin girls; buried near Echo, Umatilla Co; d/o Joseph and Sarah (Alkire) Powell

POWELL, Mary (1830-1913): m'd 1852 DAVIDSON, Stephen; d/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Mary Ann (17 Aug 1796 - 10 Jun 1852): m'd 1825 POWERS, Benjamin; d/o Luther and Mary (Marsh) Powell; died on Oregon trail in Nebraska; burial location unknown

POWELL, Peter (1823-1910): m'd 1844 CYRUS, Nancy; s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWELL, Silas (1825-1869): m'd 1845 RICE, Harriet; s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell; indications are that Silas actually came in 1850, returned east and accompanied other family members west in 1852

POWELL, W.S. (1832- ): m'd 1855 HILL, Ellen C.

POWELL, William (1838-1889): s/o Joab and Anna (Beeler) Powell

POWERS, Alanson Marsh (18 Feb 1828- 27 Oct 1873): s/o Benjamin and Mary (Powell) Powers; buried Mount Vernon Pioneer Cemetery, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon

POWERS, Albert Smith (05 Apr 1833-12 Apr 1909): m'd HARRIS, Rachel; s/o Benjamin and Mary (Powell) Powers; buried Eugene Pioneer Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

POWERS, Benjamin Burch (03 Jul 1798 - 23 Jul 1871): m1. Jul 1825 POWELL, Mary Ann (1796-1852); m2. 1860 SPLAWN, Mrs. Beththena (McHANEY); buried Mount Vernon Pioneer Cemetery, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon

POWERS, Benjamin Franklin (11 Jan 1826-14 May 1909): m'd THOMAS, Louisa Maria; s/o Benjamin and Mary (Powell) Powers; buried Mount Vernon Pioneer Cemetery, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon

POWERS, Edward Washington (22 May 1831-20 Jun 1863): m'd 24 May 1855 THOMPSON, Louisa Maria; s/o Benjamin and Mary (Powell) Powers; died Eugene, Lane County, Oregon; burial location unknown

POWERS, Edwin D. (04 Oct 1822-aft 1880): m'd 29 Jun 1845 JONES, Sarah Ann; s/o Jomathan and Elizabeth (Daly) Powers; burial location unknown

POWERS, Ira Frost (05 May 1831 - 08 Sep 1902): m'd  1860 WILSON, Minnie; s/o Levi and Mary (Frost) Powers; buried Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon

POWERS, John Gilbert (20 Jan 1836 - 11 Oct 1911): m1. SMITH, Margaret Jane; m2. VANDEWAKER, Mary Jane; s/o Benjamin and Mary (Powell) Powers; buried Mount Vernon Pioneer Cemetery, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon

POWERS, Sarah Jane (27 Dec 18039 - 11 Apr 1919): m'd 1869 ANDERSON, Alexander Joseph "Alec"; d/o Benjamin and Mary (Powell) Powers; buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

POWERS, Thaddeus P. (03 Aug 1850-15 May 1871): m'd 21 Nov 1868 HILL, Mary Susannah; s/o Edwin and Sarah (Jones) Powers; buried Mount Vernon Pioneer Cemetery, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon

POWERS, William Luther (26 Jul 1841 - 12 Dec 1926): m1. 1864 DAVIS, Rebecca Ann; m2. 1915 SMITH, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth (TAYLOR); buried Mount Vernon Pioneer Cemetery, Springfield, Lane County, Oregon

PRATT, Lewis P. (1825- ): m'd 1854 , Joysey Ann

PREPOT, J. W. ( - ):

*11) PRESTON, Mr.:

2a) PRICE, Belinda (1829-1882: m'd 24 Jul 1847 RHODES, David D.

PRINE, David (1831- ): m'd RAY, Elizabeth

PRINE, Sarah (1841- ): m'd 1854 FOREN, William Clayborn; d/o Elizabeth (Ailey) Dealy Prine Ray; Willim Clayborn Foren married 01 Jan 1854 to Sarah (Sally) Prine. Sarah and William were on the same train and she was just 13 years old when she married.  Sarah was the half sister of David Dealy Jr.; Sarah's mother came to Oregon in 1853 with her third husband, William Ray

PRINE, William Martin: was emigrant of 1850 who returned to MO and emigrated again in 1852 with family members

PRIVETT, Ambrose (09 Dec 1846-14 Jan 1928): m'd 20 Dec 1878 HAYS, Mary Adeline;  s/o Riley and Mary (Williams) Privett; buried Friends Cemetery, Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon

PRIVETT, Andrew Jackson (11 Sep 1848-03 Jan 1935): m'd KLUM, Emma Jane; s/o Riley and Mary (Williams) Privett; buried Hillcrest Burial Park, Kent, King County, Washington

PRIVETT, Mary "Eveline"  (16 Oct 1825-30 Jan 1888): m1. c1844 ARCHER, Benjamin (1814-1852): m2. 06 Mar 1853 FLEENER JR, Samuel W.; sister of Riley Privett listed below; also seen as Mary Eveline Eliza Privett; buried Pataha Flat Cemetery, Pomeroy, Garfield County, Washington; first husband died on Oregon Trail

PRIVETT, Lucinda Jane (1851- ): m'd MINNICK, Samuel J.; d/o Riley and Mary (Williams) Privett;

PRIVETT, Riley (27 Feb 1923-25 Apr 1896): m'd 30 Jul 1843 WILLIAMS, Mary "Polly"; settled in Linn County, Oregon.  in 1877 moved to Washington where he remained until his death; buried Colfax Cemetery, Colfax, Whitman County, Washington; brother of Eveline Privett who is listed above

PRIVETT, Silas (26 Aug 1844-13 Sep 1924): m'd 1871 SUMMERS, Ida; s/o Riley and Mary (Williams) Privett; buried Colfax Cemetery, Colfax, Whitman County, Washington

PRIVETT, William RIley (Aug 1847-17 Apr 1901): m'd 08 Oct 1876 SHELTON, Mary; parents died on trail and names are unknown at this time; was taken in by his uncle, Riley Privett; buried Mount Hope Cemetery, Baker City, Baker County, Oregon

PROCTOR, John (1826- ):

PROEBSTEL FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PROEBSTEL, Andrew P.: settled in Clarke Co, WT; returned to MO c1856 and lived out the remainder of his days there.

PROEBSTEL, Frederick (1829- ):

PROEBSTEL, Wendell (1821-1874): m'd 1868 FRY, Elizabeth

PROEBSTEL, William ( -1907): La Grande, Ore. --The death of William Proebstel, and Oregon pioneer of 1852,occurred at this home near La Grande September 1. He was 78 years of age. He leaves a wife and family of five children. Two daughters, Mrs. Hattie Eckley and Miss Pollie Proebstel, live in La Grande. Two sons are residents of Arizona, and the other son lives in Montana. [The Spokesman Review, Sept 6, 1907, Spokane, WA.

PROPST FAMILY RESEARCHER:
PROPST, Anthony (1810-1852): m'd 1836 POWELL, Lucinda; s/o Nicholas and Magdalena Propst; died at Foster's Farm one month after wife died on trail near Echo, OR; children were raised by a Powell uncle

PROPST, Franklin (1832-1917): s/o John Propst; accompanied his uncle, Anthony Propst, to Oregon in 1852; Franklin Propst, was born April 10, 1832, in Fayette County, West Virginia. His father was John, Anthony's brother. His mother is somewhat of a mystery. Some sources say that her name was Anna (Engle or Eagle). Franklin Propst shows up in the Menard County, Illinois, 1850 census as F. Propst, age 18.  After he arrived in Oregon, he settled in Linn County where he found work in a sawmill. In 1854 he entered into partnership with F. S. Powell, the mill operator. On June 18, 1855, he married Mary Powell.  After the marriage they settled on a donation land grant five miles east of Albany, where they lived for 20 years. He was a farmer.

PROPST, Henry Tayor (1849-1929): m'd 1870 NICKERSON, Ellen Robb; s/o Anthony and Lucinda (Powell) Propst

PROPST, James Marian (1843-1901): m'd GUILFORD, Ann Eliza; s/o Anthony and Lucinda (Powell) Propst

PROPST, John Wesley (1837-1939): m'd 1850 COLE, Margaret Jane; s/o Anthony and Lucinda (Powell) Propst

PROPST, Margaret Ann (1845-1907): m'd 1862 MORRIS, Nathaniel Miller; d/o Anthony and Lucinda (Powell) Propst

PROPST, Mary Eveline (1841-1924): m'd 1875 MCKecnie, William; d/o Anthony and Lucinda (Powell) Propst

PUCKETT, Alvina ( -1852): m'd HIATT, Jesse Sr; died on trail 31 Jul 1852

PULLEN, Susan ( -1925): m'd LEE, [   ]

PURDY, Mary Ann (29 Nov 1813-14 Jan 1864): m'd 01 May 1833 BARLOW, George W.; buried Catlin Cemetery, Longview, Cowlitz County, Washington

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