Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 4

m: John Raines (-between 10 Aug 1848 and 9 July 1849)

Children:

m: David Hadrick (1803/1804-BEF 1880)

Notes:

!Obituary (from the Oregon Statesman, 1-7-1894, Sec. III, p. 24): RAINES:- At 7 o'clock, a.m. , Saturday, January 6, 1894, at the farm residence of Lewis Pettyjohn, southwest of Salem, Mrs. Millie Raines, aged 97 years. Among the list of the earliest pioneers of Oregon, the deceased was numbered and she was one of the oldest women residents of this state. Her son-in-law, Lewis Pettyjohn, is nearly 80 years of age.
She was the grandmother of Mrs. M.J. Crump of this city and the great-grandmother of Mrs. A.D. Davidson and Miss Lena Crump.
The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the home and interment in the Rural cemetery.

Note:Although her obit says she was born in 1797, other records during her lifetime would support a birthdate of about 1804.

Amelia and Lewis Neal were divorced, separating about 1820, on account of Amelia having an affair with John Raines (who she later married). There was a substantial age difference between Lewis and Amelia, which may have contributed to their problems. Joseph Cox was appointed protector of the children.

After marrying John Raines, they went to Illinois for a while and later returned to Indiana.

Sherrain Glenn reports her birthdate to be 4 June 1817 (I don't know the source).

Ancestors of Lillie May Cox, on www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Dianna-L-Whitmer/GENE3-0005.html gives her birthdate as 14 Oct 1799 in Misc PA, with no source.

The following sketch was written by Flora S. Neal (wife of Daniel Kimberlin Neal) [Feb 1894]:

SKETCH OF A REMARKABLE PIONEER WOMAN -- Numbers hundreds of descendants

Mrs. Mille Rains who passed away on the 6th of this month (Feb) was born in Kentucky, May 14, 1797. She was first married in that state to Lewis Neal in about the year 1815. At the death of her husband [sic -- known to be an error] in about the year 1820 she moved to Illinois with her three children (Mary Edwards, Daniel, and William Neal) and was married to John Rains in 1825 and remained in that state until the following year when they moved to Indiana, where she remained until 1838 when they moved to Missouri. They came across the plains to California in '57 [sic -- should be 1850] and to Oregon the following year. They subject of this sketch was the only daughter of Joseph and Mary Cox and also the last surviving member of a family of eleven children. Her brothers were Thomas Cox, died in Salem about 25 years ago and at one time was a stock holder in the old woolen mills in North Salem. Gideon Cox -- died some five or six years ago on his donation land claim near Silverton. Peter Cox - died also on his land claim near the same place, and of Wm, Jacob, John, Joseph, James, Jesse and Elias, this writer has no history of and does not believe that any of them came to this state (probably Colorado or possibly Kansas).

"Aunt Millie" as she was familarly called by all, was the mother of nine children, including the three above named. They are Mrs. Lewis Pettijohn, Thomas Rains, John Rains, Joseph Rains (now deceased), Gideon Rains, and Jane Weaver of Crook County. The oldest of her children would, if living, be a little over 80 years. There are 46 living grandchildren, 102 great grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.

In comparing her remarkable long life with history, we find her to have been 2 1/2 years of age when Washington died. She was 7 years when Lewis and Clark made their eventful journey across the continent. She was 10 years old when Robert Fulton plowed the waters of the Hudson River with the first steamboat. Perry fought his memorable battle on the lakes when she was 16, and in the year when Jackson fought the great battle with the British at New Orleans she was married. She was a woman of 33 when the Great Debate occurred between Daniel Webster and Robert Hayne.

The journal takes pleasure in adding this tribute to the memory of a noble pioneer lady, whose goodness of heart and sterling character are attested to by a worthy line of descendants. May she ever rest in peace, and may they all respect her memory.

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The following appears in a letter from Henry L. Neal to Nellie ??? (Nellie being the aunt of Glenda , and a descendant of Daniel Neal). The letter is signed Henry L. Neal, with notation that he was the postmaster at Wanetta & ex-war vet. Sent to me by Glenda, Feb 1999:

"I [Henry L. Neal] have secured a picture of Millie Cox and enclose it in this letter as a present to you. [LDC -- I do not have a copy]. Ilearned that Millie Cox Raines as she later became, was one of the best women that ever lived and that she was a midwife and became noted as never losing a single case out of the thousand cases she aided...."

23 Apr 1846: Holt Co., Missouri [Deed Book B, pg. 148-9]: Power of Attorney. John Raines of Holt Co., Missouri to his wife Permelia Raines. (See notes for John Raines for full text).

28 Jul 1848 [Holt Co., Missouri, deed book B p. 149]: Milley Raines, as attorney for John Raines, sells 52.17 acres of land in Holt Co. at fractional section 2, township 48, range 38 to Jacob Rouse for $300.

10 Aug 1848: [Holt Co., Book B, p. 150] John and Milley Raines purchase 52.17 acres back from Jacob Rouse for $300, located at fractional section 2, township 48, range 38.

9 July 1849: Holt Co., Missouri. Affadavit by Milley Raines. States that the heirs of John Raines, dec'd, are Sarah Ann Raines, Thomas Raines, Joseph Raines, John Raines, Gideon Raines, Lucy Jane Raines.
9 July 1849: [p.107] Administration granted to Milley Raines on estate of John Raines, dec'd.
9 July 1849: [p.237] Milley Raines as principal, David Hetrich, and F.S. Maon as her surety. $300 bond paid to the state of Missouri, to be returned after the full inventory and estate account settlement is complete.

!Census 1850 (Holt Co., Missouri):
David Hetrick, 46, M, Farmer, $1000, Va
Permelia ", 46, F, KY
Ann ", 18, F, Penn
Catharine Hetrick, 20, F, Penn
Henry ", [27 or 22] M, Penn
Charlott ", 16, F, Penn
Josiah ", 14, M, Penn
Amanda ", 12, F, Ia [I think this is actually Indiana, but it looks likeIa]
Thomas Reins, 21, M, "
Joseph ", 16, M, "
John ", 14, M, "
Gideon ", 13, M, "
Jane ", 10 F, Mo

23 Apr 1852. Holt Co., Missouri [Deed book C, p. 290]. David Hetrick and Milley Hetrick wife of said David Hetrick, with Daniel Neal of Buchanan Co., and Thomas Raines of Holt Co., Missouri, sell 52.17 acres of land at fractional section 2, township 58, range 38, to James B. Payne of Holt Co., Mo., for the sum of $140. In statement, Milley Hetrick relinquishes her dower in the real estate. Orignial filed 6 May 1852.

13 March 1857. Holt Co., Missouri [Deed book E, p. 609] Record of Conveyance. Milly Hedrick and John Rains of the county of Holt sell 52.17 acroes of land in Holt Co. to David Jisk for $400, the land being in fractional section 2, township 58, range 38. Signed Milley (X) Raines, and John (X) Raines. [?? question: How can they sell it again? ??]
Note: In [Book E. ,p. 610], Mary Edwards, wife of John Edwards, of the county of Douathan, Kansas territory, sell to David Jister of Holt Co., Missouri, 52.17 acres of land in fractional section 2, twp 58, range 38. Signed Mary (X) Edwards and John (X) Edwards.

Franklin Ellsworth Rappe

m: Grace H. Haines (14 JUL 1894-6 MAY 1983)

Children:

Notes:

Had a 4th grade education. Worked for a lumbermill as a tallier, adding up how much lumber h ad been loaded onto trains. During his adult life, he worked around Oregon as jobs arose, with the family living a rather nomadic lifestyle, moving from place to place often. For a time at the Silver Falls Lumber Company in Silverton, he worked along side Clark Gabel before the latter had made it big in the movies.
Even when Clark Gabel was working in the lumbermills, he always said he was doing it to get enough money to launch his movie career, which he successfully did.

Frank served in the Army during World War I. He landed in Liverpool in 1917, went across the Channel to Brest, France, and worked behind the lines building hospitals, caring for the wounded, etc. He saw no combat. His commanding officer was Lt. Gibling.

!Birth-Death-Burial: Funeral Program, in possession of Lonnie Chrisman. Reads: "In Memory of FRANK E. RAPPE; BORN February 14, 1888 Seward, Nebraska; PASSED AWAY January 10, 1978 Woodburn, Oregon; FUNERAL SERVICES: January 12, 1978 -- 10:00 A.M., Simon Woodburn Funeral Chapel, Woodburn, Oregon; OFFICIATING: Rev. John P. Ginter, Sr., Mrs. Barney Moran, Organist; PALLBEARERS: Lloyd Lyon, Buford Brown, A.O. Soderholm, Albert Meicho, Whitmer Wright, Sig Sand; INTERMENT: Bethany Cemetery, Silverton, Oregon."

!Baptism: At Woodburn Nursing Home with Pastor Carl Lity at age 88. [Communicated to me by Naomi (Rappe) Mortensen in letter Jan 1995]

!Marriage: They were married at the home of John Haines in Silverton Oregon on 5/16/1915. [Letter from Naomi (Rappe) Mortensen Jan 1995]

!WWI: Draft Registration Card (ancestry.com): Franklin Ellsworth Rape, age 29, living in Salem, Oregon, b. Feb 14, 1888, natural born citizen, born in Seward, Nebraska, USA, laborer, employed by W. J. Jefferson in North Howell, dependents: Wife and child, married, caucassian, no previous military service, short height, slender build, grey eyes, black hair, not bald. Precinct: North Howell, Marion Co., Oregon. Filed Jun 5, 1917, Ellis Stevens registrar.

!SSDI: Frank Rappe 14 Feb 1888-Jan 1978 res West Linn, OR 97068, last benefit (same), SSN 544-16-4134 (OR)

!Census 1920 soundex, courtesy of John V. Reeb, 5/2/98: Marion Co., OR: Frank Rape, age 31, b. Nebraska
Grace, 26, b. OR
Clifford, 3 4/12, b. OR
Norman, 1 5/12, b. OR
(Note: Dates relative to 1 Jan 1920)

!Census 1920: West Silverton Pct, Marion Co., Oregon, E.D. 329, sheet 20A, line 29 (adjacent to his father-in-law, John Haines), enum 16 Jan 1920:
Rape, Frank, head, owns home free & clear, age 31 b. Nebraska, married, reads & writes, woodcutter in woods, parents b. NE/NE
--, Grace, wife, 26 Oregon, reads & writes, par b. ILL/Missouri
--, Clifford, son, 3 1/12, b. Oregon, parents b. NE/OR
--, Norman, son, 1 11/12, b. Oregon, par b. NE/OR

!Census 1930: Woodburn City, East Woodburn Precinct, Marion Co., Oregon, E.D. 24-27, S.D. 2, sheet 4A, page 2101, enum 8 Apr 1930 by Ethan J. Allen, 387 Oswald Street, household 98, family 102:
Rape, Frank E., head, rents $10 real estate, age 40 married at 25, b. Nebraska, par b. Ill/Ill, occ: laborer at Trull Gas Co.
--, Grace, wife, age 34, married at 22, b. Oregon, par b. Ill/Missouri
--, Clifford E., son, age 12, b. Oregon, par b. Nebraska/Oregon
--, Norman L. [sic -- should be E.], son, age 11, b. Oregon, par b. Nebraska/Oregon
--, Namoni A. [sic -- this is Naomi], dau., age 4 2/12, b. Oregon, par b. Nebraska/Oregon

Grace H. Haines

m: Franklin Ellsworth Rappe (14 FEB 1888-10 JAN 1978)

Children:

Notes:

!Birth: Jul 1893 is listed as her birthdate in the 1900 census. (Note: Other family info giv es 14 July 1894).
!Baptism: Letter from Naomi Mortensen Jan 1995.

!Birth-Death-Burial: Funeral Program, in possession of Lonnie Chrisman. Reads: "In Memory of GRACE RAPPE; BORN July 14, 1894 Clackamas, Oregon; PASSED AWAY May 6, 1983 Woodburn, Oregon; FUNERAL SERVICES: May 10, 1983 -- 10:00 a.m., Simon Woodburn Chapel; OFFICIATING: Pastor Robert Brandenburg, Connie Trecker, Organist; INTERMENT: Bethany Cemetery, Silverton, Oregon."

!SSDI: Grace Rappe 14 July 1893-May 1983, res. West Linn, OR 97068, SSN 541-12-5295 (OR)

Sources:

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Jens Jorgen Mortensen

m: Antionette Bartlett "Nettie" Reed (5 AUG 1892-27 DEC 1973)

Children:

Notes:

Lived in the Minnesota Towns of Roseau, Wilcox, and Hancock, and later in the Oregon towns o f Aurora and Hubbard.

SSDI: Jens Mortensen, SS# 542-40-8936, b. 10 Dec 1894, d. Jan 1981, res. Hubbard OR 97032.

!Census 1930: Meridian Road, Barlow, Clackamas Co., Oregon, household 37, E.D. 13-5, sup 1, sheet 2A, enum 9 Apr 1930 by F.G. Kraxberger:
Mortensen, Jens, head, rents, no radio, on farm, age 37, mar at 22, r&w, b. Iowa, mar b. Denmark/Denmark, occ: farmer on own farm
--, Nettie, wife, age 37, mar at 22, b. Minnesota, par b. Maine/North Dakota
--. Odell, son, age 12, b. Minn, par b. Iowa/Minn
--, Lucille, dau, age 9, b. Minn
--, Juniar, son, age 6, b. Oregon
--, Harold, son, age 3 4/12, b. Oregon

Antionette Bartlett "Nettie" Reed

m: Jens Jorgen Mortensen (10 DEC 1894-12 JAN 1981)

Children:

Notes:

SSDI: Nettie Mortensen, SS# 540-46-8304, b. 5 Aug 1892, d. Dec 1973, res. Hubbard OR, 97032.

Jens M. Mortensen

m: Ellen Marie Jensen (20 MAR 1854-18 FEB 1941)

Children:

Notes:

Emmigrated to America in 1889.

The following is from papers that Jens and Ellen Mortensen obtained from Danish authorities before their emigration to America. Translation by Hannah and Marie Mortensen. Original was in possession of Ray Mortensen of Hubbard, Oregon, as of 1982:

"Jens Mortensen, son of that time Bolsmand (or Botsmand) and Kotter weaver, Morten Mortensen and wife, Johanna Marie Jorgensdattter, was born at 'Afjmyds Mans' in Afjmyds County, Northern District the 9 September 1851, eighteen hundred and fifty one, and was baptized November 30 that same year. Which I hereby testify with Afjmyds district church book, according to law.
Confirmed in Middlefart, January 29, 1866
Mselbye
District Minister"

!Birth-Baptism: 1998 IGI: Jens Mortensen, son of Morten Mortensen and Johanne Marie Jorgensdr, bp. 30 Nov 1851 Asperup, Odense Co, Denmark. Source: Batch # C203652 (film 050142). Birth in 1998 IGI, 9 Sep 1851, film 538517 (LDC member submission, batch 7021111-99)

!Census (1900): Jordan Twp., Monona Co., Iowa, enum 21 June 1900, SD 11, ED 64, Sh 9B, HH 170, Fam 172:
Mortensen, Jens, head, sept 1851 age 48, mar. for 20y, Denmark/Denmark/Denmark, Immigrated in 1890, 10 years in US, Not naturalized, farmer
--, Ellen, wife, March 1854, age 46, mar. for 20y, 9 children/8 living, Denmark/Den/Den, immigrated 1890, 10y in US
--, Morton, son, Nov 1884, age 15 single, Den, imm. 1890, 10y in US
--, Christian, dau., feb 1887, 13y, Den, imm 1890, 10y in US
--, Andrew, son, Aug 1889, 10y, Den, imm. 1890, 10y in US
--, Hanna, dau., Oct 1891, 8y, Iowa/Den/Den
--, Jens, son, Feb 1894, 5, Iowa
--, Maria, dau., May 1898, 2, Iowa

!Census (1910): Town of Mickinock, Roseau Co., Minnesota, enum 25 Apr 1910, SD 9, ED 255, Sh 4A, p. 5079, household 26, fam. 27:
Mortensen Sr., Jens, head, m1 at age 31, b. Den Danish/Den/Den
--, Ellen M., wife, 56, m1 at 39, 8 ch/8 living, b. Den Danish/Den/Den
--, Hannah, dau., 18 single, Iowa/Den/Den
--, Jr. Jens C., son, 15, Iowa/Den/Den
--, Maria, dau., 11, Iowa/Den/Den
!Census (1920): Mackinock Twp., Roseau Co., Minnesota, sup dist 9, E.D. 246, sheet 5A, page 853, enum 24,26 Jan 1920, household 77, family 82 [Note: family 80 (Morten Mortensen) and 81 (Martin Grefthen) familes are in same household]
Mortensen, Jens, head, own farm, 68 married, 1889 [sic], naturalized in 1894, b. Denmark, par b. Den/Den
--, Ellen M., wife, 66 married, 1854 [sic], naturalized in 1892, b. Denmark, par b. Den/Den

!Census (1930): Mickinock, Roseau Co., Minnesota, enum 23-24 Apr 1930, ED 68-25, SD 1, Sh 1B, p. 8051:
19/19 Mortenson, Jens M., head, owns $600, age 78 marr ag 28, Denmark/Den/Den, immigrated 1889, naturalized, occ: none.
--, Ellen M., wife, age 76 marr at 25, Den/Den/Den, immigrated in 1889, naturalized, no occ.

Ellen Marie Jensen

m: Jens M. Mortensen (9 SEP 1851-10 OCT 1944)

Children:

Notes:

Ellen was the only member of family to immigrate to America.

Emmigrated to America in 1889.

The following is from papers that Jens and Ellen Mortensen obtained from Danish authorities before their emigration to America. Translation by Hannah and Marie Mortensen. Original was in possession of Ray Mortensen of Hubbard, Oregon, as of 1982:

"In Omme District Church book shows: Ellen Marie Jensen, daughter of that time farmer Jens Andersen, and wife, Ane Andersdatter of Baggersgaard, was born in southern Omme County, Veile district, March 20, 'twentieth' 1854 'fifty four' and baptized in S. Omme Church the 25 'twenty-fifth' May same year which I hereby testify on behalf of government.
S. Omme Church the 14 October 1889
Ekshyssey
District Minister"

John Wesley Haines

m: Elizabeth Adeline "Lizzie" Pape (19 OCT 1869-12 FEB 1962)

Children:

Notes:

Viola thinks she remembers the name HAYS in his ancestry.

As of 1876, he resided with his mother (and step father) in Cottonhill Township, Illinois. [History of Sangamon Co., Illinois., pg. 594]

Note: Beware of name confusion -- A Wesley Haines b. c1830 IL, and m. to Sarah (--) b. c1840, also is found in Cottonhill Twp. in 1870.

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!Death-Certificate: Oregon Health Division Center for Health Statistics, State File No. 465, Reg. +1:112. Gives the following information: "John Wesley Haines", White Male, born Feb 27, 1856 in Springfield, Illinois, died May 18, 1940 at 316 Jersey St., Silverton, Marion Co., Oregon (his residence).
Wife = Elizabeth who is age 70 and living. He was not a veteran and had no SS#. Usual Occupation = Watchman at a Saw Mill. Burial on 5/20/40 in Silverton. Father: Preston Haines b. Illinois. Mother: Amanda Rape b. Illinois. Cause of death: Arterioscleroses with Senility. Lived in Silverton Community for 30 years, and in State of Oregon for 49 years. Informant: Elizabeth Haines of Silverton Ore (signature). -----------------------------------------------------------------

!Census 1860: Sangamon Co., ILL. Appears age 4, M, b. ILL. However, ages shown for mother and sister Nancy suggest that it might have been enumerated in 1862. If enumerated in 1860, John's bdate would be c.1856. If enumerated in 1862, his bdate would be c1858, but other ages would then be consistent with known birthdates.


!Census 1900:
In the Census of 1900, Volume 9, ED 143, Sheet 14, Line 57: John Haines, b. Feb 1858 in Illinois, age 42.
Lives in Marion Co., Englewood Pct.
Father was born in Kentucky. Mother was born in Illinois.
Occupation = Farmer.
In addition to family, one border was listed, named Bertha Dural, who was
born Feb 1893, age 8.
Children listed: Verna, dau b. Dec 1888, age 11, b. Illinois,
Goldie,dau b. Jul 1890, age 9, b. Illinois,
Gracie,dau b. Jul 1893, age 6, b. Oregon,
Clara, dau b. Feb 1895, age 5, b. Oregon,
& one border.
Also, Lizzie, wife, b. Oct 1868, age 31, b. Illinois, father born in
Germany, mother born in Illinois.
Married for 13 years. Six children, four living.

!Census 1910: East Dayton Pct, Yamhill Co., Oregon, SD 1, ED 289, Sh 1B, p. 201, enum not listed, fam 17:
Haines, John W., head, 53, m1 23, ILL/ILL/ILL
--, Elizabeth A., wife, 40 M1 23, 7 children/5 living, ILL/Genl German/Unknown
Bailie, William, son-in-law, 31 M1 4 Wisconsin/NY/ILL
--, Verna S., dau, M1 4, 1 child/1 living, Illinois/ILL/ILL
--, Leverne W., grandson, male, 3, Oregon, OR/WI/IL
Haines, Goldie J., dau, 19 single, Illinois, ILL/ILL
--, Grace H., dau., 16 single, OR/IL/IL
--, Clara C., dau., 15, OR/IL/IL
--, Virgil L., adopted son, 9, OR/IL/IL
--, Viola L., dau., 5, OR/IL/IL

!Census 1920: West Silverton Pct., Marion Co., Oregon, ward 1, Roll 1497, sup. dist 1, E.D. 329, sheet 20 A, enum 16 Jan 1920 by Lillie L. Madsen, line 34, 408/211/223:
Haines, John, Head, owns home, mortgaged, age 60 b. Illinois, married, can read & write, speaks Eng., occupation Night Watch at sawmill, a wage worker, father b. United States, mother b. Illinois.
--, Elizabeth, wife, age 50 b. ILL, married, reads & writes, father b. Germany, mother b. Illinois.
Shields, Clara, dau, age 25 b. Oregon, married, reads&writes, parents b. ILL/ILL
Haines, Virgil, son age 19 b. Oregon, married, reads & writes, laborer at sawmill, waged, has not attended school at any time since Sept 1, 1919, parents b. ILL/ILL.
Haines, Margaret, dau-in-law, age 18 b. Oklahoma, married, reads & writes, par b. ILL/OH
Haines, Viola, dau., 15 b. Oregon, single, has attended school in previous year (since 1 Sep 1919), par b. ILL/ILL
Hammer, William, protege, age 1 1/12, single, b. Oregon, parents b. unknown/Washington
Hoopes, Cornelius, protoge, age 6/12 b. Oregon, single, par b. unknown/unknown.

Note also that in 1920, John Haines is adjacent to the household of Frank Rape (his son-in-law)

!Census 1930: 346 Nasas [street], Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon, precinct 325, E.D. 26-377, S.D. 3, sheet 3A, page 3557, enum Apr 5&6, 1930, household 56 family 62:
Haines, John W., head, rent $25.00, age 70, married at 31, b. IL/ par b. KY/IL
--, Elizabeth, wife, age 60, mar at 18, b. IL, par b. Germany/Illinois
Wilson, Viola, dau., 25 married at 19, b. OR, par b. IL/IL
--, Edna E., grand dau., 4 6/12, b. OR, par b. NE/OR
Braun, Carl A., grand nephew, age 27 married at 26, b. Germany, par b. Germany/Germany
--, Ella M., niece, age 27, married at 26, b. OR, par b. Calif/OR
--, James M., grand nephew, age 1/12, b. OR, par b. Germany/Oregon
Messer, John, roomer, 19 single, b. Austria/Austria/Austria
Scriber, Penanda, roomer, male, 37 divorced, mar at 23, b. OR/OR/OR

I haven't placed Carl A. Braun or Ella (---) Braun yet, but note entry from Oregon Death Index:
Carl A. Braun, d. 12 Jun 1982 Multnomah Co., b. 25 Sep 1902, spouse Lillia, cert. 82-10263

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!Obituary: Silverton Appeal-Tribune, May 24, 1940, page 4: JOHN WESLEY HAINES
John Wesley Haines was buried Monday afternoon in the Silverton cemetery, from Larson & Son Funeral Home. Rev. Frank Zook of the First Christian church, was the minister.
Mr. Haines, 84, died early Saturday morning at his home on Jersey street. He was born Feb. 27, 1856, near Springfield, Ill., and had resided in Silverton for 30 years.
Survivors are his widow, Elizabeth, five daughters, Mrs. Abe Kennedy and Mrs. William Bailey of Silverton, Mrs. Humbert of North Bend, Mrs. Frank Rappe of Hubbard, and Mrs. Gilbert Glover of Oregon City; ten grandchildren, two great grand-children, and one foster son.

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