Hi all Well, don't bother sending E-mail to Rep. Pease about the Internet and genealogy. Following is the "automated" response I got from the e-mail that I sent to him, and I personally feel that he will never see the original message. Perhaps sending a letter to one of the addresses below would be better. By the way, living in Colorado, I sent a cc: to my Senators, and also my Representative. I did get "automated" responses to this e-mail, but all of them did state that my message would be read and answered. 05/25/2000 -- 22:00 Elizabeth Lawrence, thank you for sharing your comments with Congressman Ed Pease via the Internet. The Internet is one of the many ways in which Congressman Pease listens to fellow Hoosiers from the Seventh District of Indiana. While this site is used to receive information, personal responses are not provided in this medium. If you would like a response regarding your comments or need assistance on a specific matter, please contact one of the Congressman’s offices listed below. Danville Office: 355 S. Washington Street Danville, IN 46122 (317) 718-0307 Lafayette Office: 107 Halleck Federal Building Lafayette, IN 47901 (765) 423-1661 Terre Haute Office: 107 Federal Building Terre Haute, IN 47808 (812) 238-1619 Washington, DC Office: 119 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-5805 Once again, thank you for your comments. Congressman Pease appreciates your thoughts and hopes that you will continue to share your comments and concerns. Please feel free to contact us at one of the offices listed above if you need assistance or if we may help in any way. The Office of Congressman Ed Pease http://www.house.gov/pease ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth Lawrence" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 7:28 PM Subject: Regulation of Geneology on the Internet > Honorable Rep. Pease: > > What will it take to make our federal and state legislators realize that we > don't need more regulations and laws, we need less! The more laws and > regulations we have, the less freedom we have, and therefore the closer we > become to a police state. We certainly do not need any regulation on > genealogy on the Internet, or even a general regulation of any kind on any > internet activity. It might be a good idea to have a regulation to control > the behavior and thinking of many legislators. > > I have many European friends who are concerned about the way we, as a > nation, are moving towards a police state, more and more every day. In > their opinion, the loss of freedom is by small steps, until all freedom is > gone, which usually results in a revolution. Ask them, they know. As they > say they've had them for hundreds of years in Europe. They are convinced > that a revolution in the United States will happen sooner, rather than > later. > > I have a web site on the Internet that is accessed and used by hundreds of > school districts on a daily basis on History, and the Westward Movement. I > have upwards of 1500 "hits" per day. I'm an historical researcher and > writer, have studied and interpreted history all my life, and for those > reasons I believe that the thinking of the Europeans is valid. I'm a firm > believer in the free speech on the Internet, and lack of regulations, but I > also believe strongly that the Internet needs to be self-regulating. That's > the job of the family. Please take the time to look at my website on the > "Overland Trail" which is in Northern Colorado: > > http://www.over-land.com > > and see that there are no advertisements, even though on a daily basis I'm > bombarded with requests to put on ads that may net me thousands of dollars > per month. This is another example of "self regulation." > > I believe that the genealogy sites on the Internet have sparked an interest > in billions of families to look at their "roots." A person that is > searching his genealogy is helping to build family identity and values. I > am of Icelandic descent, and have no need to search the genealogy web sites, > as all of our history has been published for hundreds of years, is readily > available to all Icelandic citizens, and it's availability hasn't hurt us in > any way. But, the freedom to have such genealogical sites, and to search > these sites by others, for basically no cost at all, needs to remain > unregulated! > > Thank you. > > Elizabeth Lawrence > > > >

Honorable Rep. Pease: What will it take to make our federal and state legislators realize that we don't need more regulations and laws, we need less! The more laws and regulations we have, the less freedom we have, and therefore the closer we become to a police state. We certainly do not need any regulation on genealogy on the Internet, or even a general regulation of any kind on any internet activity. It might be a good idea to have a regulation to control the behavior and thinking of many legislators. I have many European friends who are concerned about the way we, as a nation, are moving towards a police state, more and more every day. In their opinion, the loss of freedom is by small steps, until all freedom is gone, which usually results in a revolution. Ask them, they know. As they say they've had them for hundreds of years in Europe. They are convinced that a revolution in the United States will happen sooner, rather than later. I have a web site on the Internet that is accessed and used by hundreds of school districts on a daily basis on History, and the Westward Movement. I have upwards of 1500 "hits" per day. I'm an historical researcher and writer, have studied and interpreted history all my life, and for those reasons I believe that the thinking of the Europeans is valid. I'm a firm believer in the free speech on the Internet, and lack of regulations, but I also believe strongly that the Internet needs to be self-regulating. That's the job of the family. Please take the time to look at my website on the "Overland Trail" which is in Northern Colorado: http://www.over-land.com and see that there are no advertisements, even though on a daily basis I'm bombarded with requests to put on ads that may net me thousands of dollars per month. This is another example of "self regulation." I believe that the genealogy sites on the Internet have sparked an interest in billions of families to look at their "roots." A person that is searching his genealogy is helping to build family identity and values. I am of Icelandic descent, and have no need to search the genealogy web sites, as all of our history has been published for hundreds of years, is readily available to all Icelandic citizens, and it's availability hasn't hurt us in any way. But, the freedom to have such genealogical sites, and to search these sites by others, for basically no cost at all, needs to remain unregulated! Thank you. Elizabeth Lawrence

Stephen: It's been kinda quiet, but there has been traffic. Cecil Stephen Clark wrote: > > I haven't had any new mail from this list since 5/7/00. Is the list still > up? > I hope you all have been getting the continuing parts of my series "The > Elliot Cut Off and The Lost Wagon Train of 1853. I have posted parts 1 - 9 > so far. If you are missing any of these parts please contact me. > > Thanks > > Stephen -- Cecil Houk, ET1 USN Ret., AG6I San Diego CA 92154-3654 mailto:[email protected] ANDERSON-BLAKELY-EGGERS-FORD-HOUK-KIMSEY-MONTGOMERY-RULAFORD-SIMPSON Searchable GEDCOM: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=cchouk See also: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=doughouk My Web page menu: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cchouk/rulaford/menu.htm

Whetstone/Pullen marriage,,,, Jackson Co., Oregon abt 1890. Have some information, newspaper clipping and photo....Judy --- [email protected] wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 > > OREGON-TRAIL-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 42 > > Today's Topics: > #1 RE: Descendants of William Warren ["Laura C" > <[email protected]>] > #2 WHEELER LINKS ["Laura C" > <[email protected]>] > #3 Re: Lurking ["Carole > Dyke" <[email protected]>] > #4 GOODEN/WHETSTONE ["JoAnn L. > Gemmrig" <[email protected]] > #5 WILLIAM PETERSON, COLUMBIA, LINN, ["Laura C" > <[email protected]>] > #6 Re: GOODEN/WHETSTONE ["Carol > Broom" <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from OREGON-TRAIL-D, send a message > to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, > but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, > too. > > To contact the OREGON-TRAIL-D list administrator, > send mail to > [email protected] > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 14:58:36 -0700 > From: "Laura C" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: RE: Descendants of William Warren Johnson > > Found the following JOHNSON's in my files > > JOHNSON family: > > 1 James JOHNSON b May 10, 1759 in Hertford Co, NC > +Delila BENNETT b July 21, 1767 in Bute Co, NC > .......2 Joel JOHNSON b Abt 1783 > ........2 Sarah JOHNSON b Abt 1786 > ........2 Elizabeth JOHNSON b Abt 1788 > ........2 Nancy JOHNSON b Abt 1791 > ........2 Stephen JOHNSON b Aug. 7, 1793 > ........2 James JOHNSON b April 4, 1809 in > Buncombe Co, NC > ............+Anna (?) b Abt 1810 in Fentress Co, > TN > ..............3 Ellison Carl JOHNSON b April 23, > 1831 in Fentress Co,TN > > ..................+Nancy Jane GILLIAM b July 2, > 1836 in IL > .....................4 James Andrew JOHNSON b Feb > 26, 1854 > ........................+Margaret A. JOHNSON > .........................+Emma A. PURSCH > .....................4 Albert Sidney JOHNSON b Nov > 14, 1855 > .........................+Louisa A. BENNETT > .........................+Mary Louisa DeBORD > .........................+Augusta LUTZ > .........................+Olive L. BOYSEL > .....................4 Ellen Jane JOHNSON b Nov 26, > 8157 > .....................4 William Richard JOHNSON b > May 20,1860 > .........................+Gene Lillian OWEN > .........................+Mary Emily HAVENS > ....................4 Henry JOHNSON b April 21, > 1863 > .....................4 George Washington JOHNSON b > Aug 1, 1865 > .........................+Edna Louella FILLMORE > .........................+Cecelia Marie JACKSON > .....................4 Rosetta JOHNSON b Feb 1, > 1867 > .........................+Joseph R. DURBIN > .....................4 Samuel Edgar JOHNSON b Oct > 8, 1870 > .........................+Louise Katherine SEIP > .....................4 Ida May JOHNSON b Feb 22, > 1874 > .........................+Frederick HUDSON > .....................4 Franklin Augustus JOHNSON b > Jan 30, 1878 > .........................+Anna NORDHOUSEN > .........................+Rosa Mary SMITH > ..............3 Ashbel Logan JOHNSON b Abt 1834 in > Fentress Co, TN > ..................+Nancy Jane ROBINSON b Abt 1840 > in MO > .............3 Richard T. JOHNSON b Abt 1836 in > Fentress Co, TN > ..................+Angeline TITTLE b Abt 1852 in MO > .............3 George Washington JOHNSON b Abt > 1838 in Fentress Co, TN > > ..............3 Leander W. JOHNSON b Abt 1844 in > Iowa Territory > ..............3 Nelson JOHNSON b Abt 1847 in > Oregon Territory > ..............3 Melki JOHNSON b May 1848 in > Washington Co, OR > ..................+Florentine Ellen WILKES b March > 10, 1855 in Oregon > ..............3 Samuel Thurston JOHNSON b Abt 1852 > in Washington Co, OR > > .................+Martha M. SMITH b April 7, 1854 > in IL > > James JOHNSON b 1759, fought in the Revolutionary > War and died in 1838 > in Roane Co, Tennessee. > The James and Anna JOHNSON family traveled from > Tennessee, to Iowa > Territory about 1841, and then on to Oregon by wagon > train in 1847. > They settled a land claim in Tuality, Washington Co, > Oregon in May of > 1848, just 2 miles north of Forest Grove, OR. Here > they remained until > James died in 1870, the sons raising their families > in Washington Co, > nearby Columbia Co, Marion Co and Multnomah Co > areas. Many descendants > stayed in the Portland, Oregon area and many > traveled to the San > Francisco, California area. > If this is your family, or you think it might be, > please contact me. > > Thanks, > Diana > Portland, OR > [email protected] > -----Original Message----- > From: J Cooksey [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 7:16 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Descendants of William Warren Johnson > > > One of my collateral lines has a William Warren > Johnson s/o Hiram A. and > Elizabeth Whitley Johnson being born May 29, 1847 on > the Oregon Trail on > the Platte River in Nebraska. He married Caroline > Harris abt 1869 b. > Jan 13, 1849 in Washington Co. Iowa. They raised at > least 11 chn. > Where did they end up? Any descendants out there? > Chn. names: Ada b. > 1870, Charles b. 1871, Anna b. 1872, LeRoy and Lloyd > (twins) b. 1875, > Hester E. b. 1876, unk. b. 1878, Eldon C. b. 1881, > William b. 1885, Lulu > Belle b. 1887, and Leon b. 1891. > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 3 message/rfc822 > Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 15:28:45 -0700 > From: "Laura C" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: WHEELER LINKS > > Carol and WHEELER listers. > > Your Solomon Wheeler has quite a history on the LDS > FHC website and on BLM > land records, check for land records that are from > 1875. > You can find a LEGAL LAND DESCRIPTION on the site. > > SOLOMON WHEELER Land: > --- 20/ 2-S 3-E No WILLAMETTE OR CLACKAMAS > County. Oregon. > > > > This BLM site is fun to put all your SURNAMES in and > see who comes up. It > goes beyond 1890 through the 20's, etc. > > http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/search/ResultsList.ASP?index=1&qryid=66007.8 > > > Solomon WHEELER Jr. > > Event(s): > Birth: 27 Oct 1856 > Oregon Terr., Or > Death: 21 Oct 1925 > Oregon City, Clackamas, Or > Burial: 25 Oct 1925 > Logan Cem, Oregon City, Clackamas, Or > -----Original Message----- > From: Carol Broom [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 7:39 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Lurking > > > > > Ok, so Im out in my flower beds more than I > was!!!!!!! HA. Im a decendant of > John and Nancy Foster through their daughter > Melissa who married Soloman Wheeler Sr. They all > came out in 1845 and > probably were on the "Terrible Trail". > Melissa and Soloman's son Soloman JR. who married > Arminda Hess in Clackamas > Co. Oregon. Sol Jr. and Arminda's son James Alvie > Wheeler married Lillie > Belle Marston and these were my dear Grandparents. > My mother was Una May > Wheeler and she married Morton Hall, my father. And > then theres me, Carol > Lee Hall, who has children and grandkids. > Now Im off to mail information on Todds and > Applegates to Rod. I really > enjoy this list. If you are a decendant of any of > these fine people, please > contact me . Thanks, carol [email protected] , > and via the list. > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: svonhitrit [mailto:[email protected]] > >Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 4:42 PM > >To: [email protected] > >Subject: Re: Hello > > > > > >Hi Teresa: > >Yep, I am. Descended from Alfred Smith and Sarah > Denton Miller, pioneers > of > >McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR. > >I haven't seen any activity either. > >Steve von Hitritz > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Teresa Neill" <[email protected]> > >To: <[email protected]> > >Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 17:28 > >Subject: Hello > > > > > >> Is anyone subscribed on this list? I have been > subscribed for awhile, and > >have > >> seen > >> no posts! Teresa Neill > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> -- > >> GENEALOGY: Searching for- HARTMAN, CUNNINGHAM, > ASHLEY, PETERS, McNULTY, > >GRADY, > >> STANLEY, STRATTON, MOUNTCASTLE, and NEILL. > >> > >> > > > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 4 message/rfc822 > Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 17:32:50 -0700 > From: "Carole Dyke" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Lurking > > Hi, > I am a descendant of Halls and Applegates. Who is > your father descended > from? > Carole > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carol Broom" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 7:38 AM > Subject: Re: Lurking > > > > > > > > Ok, so Im out in my flower beds more than I > was!!!!!!! HA. Im a decendant > of > > John and Nancy Foster through their daughter > > Melissa who married Soloman Wheeler Sr. They all > came out in 1845 and > > probably were on the "Terrible Trail". > > Melissa and Soloman's son Soloman JR. who married > Arminda Hess in > Clackamas > > Co. Oregon. Sol Jr. and Arminda's son James Alvie > Wheeler married Lillie > > Belle Marston and these were my dear Grandparents. > My mother was Una May > > Wheeler and she married Morton Hall, my father. > And then theres me, Carol > > Lee Hall, who has children and grandkids. > > Now Im off to mail information on Todds and > Applegates to Rod. I really > > enjoy this list. If you are a decendant of any of > these fine people, > please > > contact me . Thanks, carol [email protected] , > and via the list. > > > > > >-----Original Message----- > > >From: svonhitrit [mailto:[email protected]] > > >Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 4:42 PM > > >To: [email protected] > > >Subject: Re: Hello > > > > > > > > >Hi Teresa: > > >Yep, I am. Descended from Alfred Smith and Sarah > Denton Miller, pioneers > > of > > >McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR. > > >I haven't seen any activity either. > > >Steve von Hitritz > > >----- Original Message ----- > > >From: "Teresa Neill" <[email protected]> > > >To: <[email protected]> > > >Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 17:28 > > >Subject: Hello > > > > > > > > >> Is anyone subscribed on this list? I have been > subscribed for awhile, > and > > >have > > >> seen > > >> no posts! Teresa Neill > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> -- > > >> GENEALOGY: Searching for- HARTMAN, CUNNINGHAM, > ASHLEY, PETERS, McNULTY, > > >GRADY, > > >> STANLEY, STRATTON, MOUNTCASTLE, and NEILL. > > >> > > >> > > > > > > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 5 message/rfc822 > Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 22:28:03 -0700 > From: "JoAnn L. Gemmrig" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: GOODEN/WHETSTONE > > Interested in sharing information about these people > who were in the Walla > Walla, Dayton area having come from MO and before > that, IL. Proably came by > way of Union Co., OR. > > JoAnn > JoAnn L. Gemmrig > [email protected] > [email protected] > [email protected] > ICQ 400112 > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 6 message/rfc822 > Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 23:49:39 -0700 > From: "Laura C" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: WILLIAM PETERSON, COLUMBIA, LINN, GRANT > COUNTY > > Janet Anderson and Listers > Found William PETERSON, in Columbia Co., Linn, and > Grant counties. > > Use the BLM site for land records, and counties. > http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/search/search.asp > > Laura in Seattle > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: janet anderson [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 4:04 AM > To: Laura C > Subject: Re: ASHLEY > > > Laura - The William Peterson from Clatsop County > could be my family. Do you > have more info on them? > > Laura C wrote: > > > Janet and Listers > > > > Found the following WILLIAM PETERSON's in Oregon. > > let me know if anyone has a link. > > > > 1870 PETERSON WILLIAM Clatsop County OR 188 > Astoria > > > > 1880 PETERSON WILLIAM Clatsop County OR 247 > Clifton > > > > 1880 PETERSON WILLIAM Clatsop County OR 297 > Clatsop > > > > 1860 PETERSON WILLIAM Linn County OR 325 No > > > > 1870 PETERSON WILLIAM Linn County OR 596 Waterloo > > > > 1870 PETERSON WILLIAM Multnomah County OR 196 City > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: janet anderson [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 9:16 PM > > To: Laura C > > Subject: Re: ASHLEY > > > > Laura - Would you please look on your census for > William and Martha > > Peterson - > > They lived in the Knappa-Brownsmead area. They > might not have been > married > > yet. My main interest is trying to find out where > he was from in Sweden. > > Thank > > you for any help you may be able to offer. Janet > > > > Laura C wrote: > > > > > Listers > > > Found the following in the census. Hope to find > some links!! > > > Laura > > > > > > 1890 ASHLEY MILTON M. Baker County OR 001 Baker > City E. > > > > > > 1880 ASHLEY JOHN Clatsop County OR 261 Knappa > Pct Federal > > > > > > 1860 ASHLEY GEORGE Jackson County OR 177 Eden > Precinct > > > > > > 1880 ASHLEY ELLA Lane County OR 248 North Eugene > Pct > > > > > > 1870 ASHLEY SAMUEL Lane County OR 466 Eugene > City > > > > > > 1880 ASHLEY SAMUEL Lane County OR 306 Hazel Dell > Pct > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > From: svonhitrit > [mailto:[email protected]] > > > Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 4:42 PM > > > To: [email protected] > > > Subject: Re: Hello > > > > > > Hi Teresa: > > > Yep, I am. Descended from Alfred Smith and > Sarah Denton Miller, > pioneers > > of > > > McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR. > > > I haven't seen any activity either. > > > Steve von Hitritz > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Teresa Neill" <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 17:28 > > > Subject: Hello > > > > > > > Is anyone subscribed on this list? I have been > subscribed for awhile, > > and > > > have > > > > seen > > > > no posts! Teresa Neill > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > > GENEALOGY: Searching for- HARTMAN, CUNNINGHAM, > ASHLEY, PETERS, > McNULTY, > > > GRADY, > > > > STANLEY, STRATTON, MOUNTCASTLE, and NEILL. > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 7 message/rfc822 > Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 09:34:57 -0700 > From: "Carol Broom" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: GOODEN/WHETSTONE > > Hello. Im curious about the Whetstone information > you have. I have an > ancestress that lived in 1500's in England and > married a Marston there. > thats absolutily all I know about her. Do you have > anything back that far > that might match? thanks for looking. carol Broom > > > -----Original Message----- > From: JoAnn L. Gemmrig <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > <[email protected]> > Date: Monday, May 22, 2000 10:48 PM > Subject: GOODEN/WHETSTONE > > > >Interested in sharing information about these > people who were in the Walla > >Walla, Dayton area having come from MO and before > that, IL. Proably came > by > >way of Union Co., OR. > > > >JoAnn > >JoAnn L. Gemmrig > >[email protected] > >[email protected] > >[email protected] > >ICQ 400112 > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com/

I haven't had any new mail from this list since 5/7/00. Is the list still up? I hope you all have been getting the continuing parts of my series "The Elliot Cut Off and The Lost Wagon Train of 1853. I have posted parts 1 - 9 so far. If you are missing any of these parts please contact me. Thanks Stephen

Danny & Jeanette, I can't tell you for sure that no wagon trains used the Santa Fe Trail in 1894, but it may be that your family was in Syracuse in a wagon in 1894. The railroad reached New Mexico in the late 1870s bringing an end to wide use of the trail. Also, the Indians were driven onto reservations by 1890 (Sand Creek Massacre occurred in 1864, Little Big Horn in 1876) so there was probably little need for large organized wagon trains by 1894. Autos were another ten or so years away. (My dad's family roamed around Oklahoma in a wagon, probably as late as the 1920s, but they just followed cotton harvests, farm or logging work or whatever they could find.) Of course, US Hwy 50 follows the general route of the Santa Fe Trail through Kansas, and SE Colorado, so you could say the Santa Fe Trail is still in use. -Judy

I know this list is for the Oregon Trail but I hope someone on the list can help. Would anyone know if the Santa Fe Trail was still is use in 1894 and if so would there be a record of a train that was in Syracuse, KS on September 27, 1894?

Lenard's Rock is identified in the 1913 Sherman County atlas in the center of Section 8, T1N, R19E. Information will be welcome and appreciated concerning the Rock in this atlas. Is it the same as the one described below? Some clues. The Sherman County Historical Society moved, preserved and erected a six-foot basalt column in 1993 on the road from Wasco to McDonald, near the Oregon Trail Crossing of the John Day River. It had been removed from its original site long before that, and reportedly broken in two parts by a road grader after that. It appears that inscriptions include: / D.T.H. / OCT 17 / R / R / JAN 9 / 1891 / --7 / CHAS BO / LA GRAVES / Oct 1. Not in any particular order. Daniel G. Leonard lived on the John Day River at the Oregon Trail Crossing site and operated Leonard's Ferry and Leonard's Bridge at his stage stop. He settled on the John Day River in 1861, built the bridge in 1863 with his partner, Underwood. In the 1860 census of Wasco County, OR, Fall River [Deschutes River] Precinct, P.O. Cascades, he was 40 b NH, wife Sarah 24 b TN, child Francis, 2 born OR. In the 1870 census he lived E of the Deschutes River in Wasco County, in the household of Edward L. Grimes and his family. He was born ca. 1818 in Vermont/NH and was shot to death at his place in 1878. He is buried in Pioneer Cemetery in The Dalles, OR. Reportedly he married first a woman who divorced him about 1855; had a common-law wife Sarah [Elrod] Jaquith who separated from him ca. 1870s; married Marie Gysin, a Swiss/French immigrant, license May 18, 1875 Multnomah County, OR. Ed Irby of Arlington, OR in 1979 reported that Dan Leonard was the father of his mother-in-law. Dan and Sarah apparently had four children, two that died by 1870, Frances and George who were living in 1870. Sarah lived at the John Day River home in the late 1850s until ca 1878. Marie/Mary Leonard was accused of shooting Leonard and was acquitted. She became Oregon's first female lawyer ca 1885 and had a siter Rosa Schlickeiser who lived in or near Wilsonville and died 1912 in Multnomah County. References: 1860 and 1870 Wasco County, OR Censuses; Oregon Historical Society Quarterly June 1955, page 126; Pioneer Graveyard in The Dalles, OR; With Her Own Wings p 206; The Columbia Gorge Story by Warren, 1977; Fred Decker, a Corvallis, OR writer, in the Sherman County Journal, July 29, 1976. Submitted by Sherry Kaseberg, Wasco, OR. Visit the National-Award-Winning Sherman County Historical Museum Moro, Oregon www.shermanmuseum.org/ May through October Daily 10-5 [email protected] USGenWeb - www.rootsweb.com/~orsherma/index.htm

Hello. Im curious about the Whetstone information you have. I have an ancestress that lived in 1500's in England and married a Marston there. thats absolutily all I know about her. Do you have anything back that far that might match? thanks for looking. carol Broom -----Original Message----- From: JoAnn L. Gemmrig <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 22, 2000 10:48 PM Subject: GOODEN/WHETSTONE >Interested in sharing information about these people who were in the Walla >Walla, Dayton area having come from MO and before that, IL. Proably came by >way of Union Co., OR. > >JoAnn >JoAnn L. Gemmrig >[email protected] >[email protected] >[email protected] >ICQ 400112 >

Janet Anderson and Listers Found William PETERSON, in Columbia Co., Linn, and Grant counties. Use the BLM site for land records, and counties. http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/search/search.asp Laura in Seattle -----Original Message----- From: janet anderson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 4:04 AM To: Laura C Subject: Re: ASHLEY Laura - The William Peterson from Clatsop County could be my family. Do you have more info on them? Laura C wrote: > Janet and Listers > > Found the following WILLIAM PETERSON's in Oregon. > let me know if anyone has a link. > > 1870 PETERSON WILLIAM Clatsop County OR 188 Astoria > > 1880 PETERSON WILLIAM Clatsop County OR 247 Clifton > > 1880 PETERSON WILLIAM Clatsop County OR 297 Clatsop > > 1860 PETERSON WILLIAM Linn County OR 325 No > > 1870 PETERSON WILLIAM Linn County OR 596 Waterloo > > 1870 PETERSON WILLIAM Multnomah County OR 196 City > > -----Original Message----- > From: janet anderson [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 9:16 PM > To: Laura C > Subject: Re: ASHLEY > > Laura - Would you please look on your census for William and Martha > Peterson - > They lived in the Knappa-Brownsmead area. They might not have been married > yet. My main interest is trying to find out where he was from in Sweden. > Thank > you for any help you may be able to offer. Janet > > Laura C wrote: > > > Listers > > Found the following in the census. Hope to find some links!! > > Laura > > > > 1890 ASHLEY MILTON M. Baker County OR 001 Baker City E. > > > > 1880 ASHLEY JOHN Clatsop County OR 261 Knappa Pct Federal > > > > 1860 ASHLEY GEORGE Jackson County OR 177 Eden Precinct > > > > 1880 ASHLEY ELLA Lane County OR 248 North Eugene Pct > > > > 1870 ASHLEY SAMUEL Lane County OR 466 Eugene City > > > > 1880 ASHLEY SAMUEL Lane County OR 306 Hazel Dell Pct > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: svonhitrit [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 4:42 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: Hello > > > > Hi Teresa: > > Yep, I am. Descended from Alfred Smith and Sarah Denton Miller, pioneers > of > > McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR. > > I haven't seen any activity either. > > Steve von Hitritz > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Teresa Neill" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 17:28 > > Subject: Hello > > > > > Is anyone subscribed on this list? I have been subscribed for awhile, > and > > have > > > seen > > > no posts! Teresa Neill > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > GENEALOGY: Searching for- HARTMAN, CUNNINGHAM, ASHLEY, PETERS, McNULTY, > > GRADY, > > > STANLEY, STRATTON, MOUNTCASTLE, and NEILL. > > > > > >

Interested in sharing information about these people who were in the Walla Walla, Dayton area having come from MO and before that, IL. Proably came by way of Union Co., OR. JoAnn JoAnn L. Gemmrig [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ICQ 400112

Hi, I am a descendant of Halls and Applegates. Who is your father descended from? Carole ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Broom" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 7:38 AM Subject: Re: Lurking > > > Ok, so Im out in my flower beds more than I was!!!!!!! HA. Im a decendant of > John and Nancy Foster through their daughter > Melissa who married Soloman Wheeler Sr. They all came out in 1845 and > probably were on the "Terrible Trail". > Melissa and Soloman's son Soloman JR. who married Arminda Hess in Clackamas > Co. Oregon. Sol Jr. and Arminda's son James Alvie Wheeler married Lillie > Belle Marston and these were my dear Grandparents. My mother was Una May > Wheeler and she married Morton Hall, my father. And then theres me, Carol > Lee Hall, who has children and grandkids. > Now Im off to mail information on Todds and Applegates to Rod. I really > enjoy this list. If you are a decendant of any of these fine people, please > contact me . Thanks, carol [email protected] , and via the list. > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: svonhitrit [mailto:[email protected]] > >Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 4:42 PM > >To: [email protected] > >Subject: Re: Hello > > > > > >Hi Teresa: > >Yep, I am. Descended from Alfred Smith and Sarah Denton Miller, pioneers > of > >McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR. > >I haven't seen any activity either. > >Steve von Hitritz > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Teresa Neill" <[email protected]> > >To: <[email protected]> > >Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 17:28 > >Subject: Hello > > > > > >> Is anyone subscribed on this list? I have been subscribed for awhile, and > >have > >> seen > >> no posts! Teresa Neill > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> -- > >> GENEALOGY: Searching for- HARTMAN, CUNNINGHAM, ASHLEY, PETERS, McNULTY, > >GRADY, > >> STANLEY, STRATTON, MOUNTCASTLE, and NEILL. > >> > >> > > >

Carol and WHEELER listers. Your Solomon Wheeler has quite a history on the LDS FHC website and on BLM land records, check for land records that are from 1875. You can find a LEGAL LAND DESCRIPTION on the site. SOLOMON WHEELER Land: --- 20/ 2-S 3-E No WILLAMETTE OR CLACKAMAS County. Oregon. This BLM site is fun to put all your SURNAMES in and see who comes up. It goes beyond 1890 through the 20's, etc. http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/search/ResultsList.ASP?index=1&qryid=66007.8 Solomon WHEELER Jr. Event(s): Birth: 27 Oct 1856 Oregon Terr., Or Death: 21 Oct 1925 Oregon City, Clackamas, Or Burial: 25 Oct 1925 Logan Cem, Oregon City, Clackamas, Or -----Original Message----- From: Carol Broom [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 7:39 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Lurking Ok, so Im out in my flower beds more than I was!!!!!!! HA. Im a decendant of John and Nancy Foster through their daughter Melissa who married Soloman Wheeler Sr. They all came out in 1845 and probably were on the "Terrible Trail". Melissa and Soloman's son Soloman JR. who married Arminda Hess in Clackamas Co. Oregon. Sol Jr. and Arminda's son James Alvie Wheeler married Lillie Belle Marston and these were my dear Grandparents. My mother was Una May Wheeler and she married Morton Hall, my father. And then theres me, Carol Lee Hall, who has children and grandkids. Now Im off to mail information on Todds and Applegates to Rod. I really enjoy this list. If you are a decendant of any of these fine people, please contact me . Thanks, carol [email protected] , and via the list. > >-----Original Message----- >From: svonhitrit [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 4:42 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Hello > > >Hi Teresa: >Yep, I am. Descended from Alfred Smith and Sarah Denton Miller, pioneers of >McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR. >I haven't seen any activity either. >Steve von Hitritz >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Teresa Neill" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 17:28 >Subject: Hello > > >> Is anyone subscribed on this list? I have been subscribed for awhile, and >have >> seen >> no posts! Teresa Neill >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> GENEALOGY: Searching for- HARTMAN, CUNNINGHAM, ASHLEY, PETERS, McNULTY, >GRADY, >> STANLEY, STRATTON, MOUNTCASTLE, and NEILL. >> >> >

Found the following JOHNSON's in my files JOHNSON family: 1 James JOHNSON b May 10, 1759 in Hertford Co, NC +Delila BENNETT b July 21, 1767 in Bute Co, NC ......2 Joel JOHNSON b Abt 1783 .......2 Sarah JOHNSON b Abt 1786 .......2 Elizabeth JOHNSON b Abt 1788 .......2 Nancy JOHNSON b Abt 1791 .......2 Stephen JOHNSON b Aug. 7, 1793 .......2 James JOHNSON b April 4, 1809 in Buncombe Co, NC ...........+Anna (?) b Abt 1810 in Fentress Co, TN .............3 Ellison Carl JOHNSON b April 23, 1831 in Fentress Co,TN .................+Nancy Jane GILLIAM b July 2, 1836 in IL ....................4 James Andrew JOHNSON b Feb 26, 1854 .......................+Margaret A. JOHNSON ........................+Emma A. PURSCH ....................4 Albert Sidney JOHNSON b Nov 14, 1855 ........................+Louisa A. BENNETT ........................+Mary Louisa DeBORD ........................+Augusta LUTZ ........................+Olive L. BOYSEL ....................4 Ellen Jane JOHNSON b Nov 26, 8157 ....................4 William Richard JOHNSON b May 20,1860 ........................+Gene Lillian OWEN ........................+Mary Emily HAVENS ...................4 Henry JOHNSON b April 21, 1863 ....................4 George Washington JOHNSON b Aug 1, 1865 ........................+Edna Louella FILLMORE ........................+Cecelia Marie JACKSON ....................4 Rosetta JOHNSON b Feb 1, 1867 ........................+Joseph R. DURBIN ....................4 Samuel Edgar JOHNSON b Oct 8, 1870 ........................+Louise Katherine SEIP ....................4 Ida May JOHNSON b Feb 22, 1874 ........................+Frederick HUDSON ....................4 Franklin Augustus JOHNSON b Jan 30, 1878 ........................+Anna NORDHOUSEN ........................+Rosa Mary SMITH .............3 Ashbel Logan JOHNSON b Abt 1834 in Fentress Co, TN .................+Nancy Jane ROBINSON b Abt 1840 in MO ............3 Richard T. JOHNSON b Abt 1836 in Fentress Co, TN .................+Angeline TITTLE b Abt 1852 in MO ............3 George Washington JOHNSON b Abt 1838 in Fentress Co, TN .............3 Leander W. JOHNSON b Abt 1844 in Iowa Territory .............3 Nelson JOHNSON b Abt 1847 in Oregon Territory .............3 Melki JOHNSON b May 1848 in Washington Co, OR .................+Florentine Ellen WILKES b March 10, 1855 in Oregon .............3 Samuel Thurston JOHNSON b Abt 1852 in Washington Co, OR ................+Martha M. SMITH b April 7, 1854 in IL James JOHNSON b 1759, fought in the Revolutionary War and died in 1838 in Roane Co, Tennessee. The James and Anna JOHNSON family traveled from Tennessee, to Iowa Territory about 1841, and then on to Oregon by wagon train in 1847. They settled a land claim in Tuality, Washington Co, Oregon in May of 1848, just 2 miles north of Forest Grove, OR. Here they remained until James died in 1870, the sons raising their families in Washington Co, nearby Columbia Co, Marion Co and Multnomah Co areas. Many descendants stayed in the Portland, Oregon area and many traveled to the San Francisco, California area. If this is your family, or you think it might be, please contact me. Thanks, Diana Portland, OR [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: J Cooksey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 7:16 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Descendants of William Warren Johnson One of my collateral lines has a William Warren Johnson s/o Hiram A. and Elizabeth Whitley Johnson being born May 29, 1847 on the Oregon Trail on the Platte River in Nebraska. He married Caroline Harris abt 1869 b. Jan 13, 1849 in Washington Co. Iowa. They raised at least 11 chn. Where did they end up? Any descendants out there? Chn. names: Ada b. 1870, Charles b. 1871, Anna b. 1872, LeRoy and Lloyd (twins) b. 1875, Hester E. b. 1876, unk. b. 1878, Eldon C. b. 1881, William b. 1885, Lulu Belle b. 1887, and Leon b. 1891.

It was getting well into summer and the sun seemed a great red disk in the smoky sky. No one, who has not experienced it, can realize the tedious monotony of those long hot days in the lumbering, swaying old wagons, with the dust and the sun and the slow oxen barely moving, the creaking wagons keeping time to the puff, puff of the oxen's feet in the dust, mile after mile, day after day, and week after week. The talk became half hearted, was disconnected or had ceased altogether. It was easier to sleep, so women and children slept a great deal. Even the drivers would nod and nod, till the slowing up of the oxen would call them to themselves again, for even the oxen seemed spiritless and drowsy and had to be continually urged, to keep them moving at all. I used to sit beside the driver and let my feet hang over the front of the wagon box. Hour after hour, I have watched the slow fore feet of the oxen as they lifted them out of pockets of heavy dust, the suction causing little whirls that drifted and settled about their hind feet, as each in turn found almost the exact spot where the fore feet had been, but a moment before. It makes me drowsy even now when I think about it. Mile after mile I have watched them, till I fancied that I saw red where Dave and Jerry stepped. I tried to show it to Mother for I thought their feet were bleeding and I was worried. Mother said "No, you have looked too long at the red sun." I tried to accept that explanation. I also tried to keep from looking at their feet, but there was nothing else to look at, except the wagon just ahead and the perfectly round rim of the horizon. The grass was dying and looked burned and yellow in the glare. Occasionally a driver would go to sleep. One day my brother, Daniel, a great easy going dreamy eyed boy, was driving one of our teams. He was well toward the rear of the long line of wagons. He fell asleep and the oxen, going slower and slower, finally stopped altogether. The following drivers thought it a fine joke when they pulled out and around to leave the boy and the wagon standing there in the lonely road. It was not till camp was made several hours later that Father missed the boy and his oxen. A party was hastily organized to go back for him. Everyone was frightened, for we were in an Indian country, but they found him quite safe, still asleep, in the middle of the dusty road. Father was very angry at the men who had left him behind. Everyone was provoked about it. I suppose that something was said, there usually was when Father felt justified. But anyway, it never happened to Daniel again or to anyone else for that matter, and it was not laughed about or spoken of as a joke either. Walt Davies from the book Into the Eye of the Setting Sun by Charlotte Matheny Kirkwood (1838-1926)

I've seen Flora's lists, but is there source I could go to find the names of people of each individual wagon train? What I've read tells me that families accompanied others who had been their neighbors, friends, and/or co-religionists. Is the only listing the one made at Ft. Laramie? If "yes" is the answer, is it available on-line? If so, what is site address? Thanks, Ken Robinson [email protected]

Thank you, Walt. That is a wonderful look at the monotony of traveling the trails (any trail) that our ancestors walked to populate this vast country of ours. Isn't it great that they had such fortitude? Lois in CA

One of my collateral lines has a William Warren Johnson s/o Hiram A. and Elizabeth Whitley Johnson being born May 29, 1847 on the Oregon Trail on the Platte River in Nebraska. He married Caroline Harris abt 1869 b. Jan 13, 1849 in Washington Co. Iowa. They raised at least 11 chn. Where did they end up? Any descendants out there? Chn. names: Ada b. 1870, Charles b. 1871, Anna b. 1872, LeRoy and Lloyd (twins) b. 1875, Hester E. b. 1876, unk. b. 1878, Eldon C. b. 1881, William b. 1885, Lulu Belle b. 1887, and Leon b. 1891.

Ok, so Im out in my flower beds more than I was!!!!!!! HA. Im a decendant of John and Nancy Foster through their daughter Melissa who married Soloman Wheeler Sr. They all came out in 1845 and probably were on the "Terrible Trail". Melissa and Soloman's son Soloman JR. who married Arminda Hess in Clackamas Co. Oregon. Sol Jr. and Arminda's son James Alvie Wheeler married Lillie Belle Marston and these were my dear Grandparents. My mother was Una May Wheeler and she married Morton Hall, my father. And then theres me, Carol Lee Hall, who has children and grandkids. Now Im off to mail information on Todds and Applegates to Rod. I really enjoy this list. If you are a decendant of any of these fine people, please contact me . Thanks, carol [email protected] , and via the list. > >-----Original Message----- >From: svonhitrit [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 4:42 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Hello > > >Hi Teresa: >Yep, I am. Descended from Alfred Smith and Sarah Denton Miller, pioneers of >McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR. >I haven't seen any activity either. >Steve von Hitritz >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Teresa Neill" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 17:28 >Subject: Hello > > >> Is anyone subscribed on this list? I have been subscribed for awhile, and >have >> seen >> no posts! Teresa Neill >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> GENEALOGY: Searching for- HARTMAN, CUNNINGHAM, ASHLEY, PETERS, McNULTY, >GRADY, >> STANLEY, STRATTON, MOUNTCASTLE, and NEILL. >> >> >

Found the following SHELTONS in Oregon. I am searching Margaret SHELTON who married Thomas FINE. There child Ada E. FINE married Lawrence E JOHNSON my grandparents. Let us know if you have any links to FINE or SHELTON. Laura in Seattle 1870 SHELTON JOHN Baker County OR 027 Baker City Federal 1870 SHELTON MARY J. Baker County OR 027 Baker City 1880 SHELTON WILLIAM F. Baker County OR 015 Pocahontas 1844 SHELTON JACKSON Bancroft'slist OR Overland 1845 SHELTON PETER Clackamas County OR Oregon City 1850 SHELTON PETER Clackamas County OR 034 Oregon City 1850 SHELTON PETER Clackamas County OR 034 Oregon City 1860 SHELTON WELAMICK Douglas County OR 134 Oakland 1880 SHELTON WILLIAM D. Douglas County OR 478 Wilbur 1860 SHELTON AMANDA E. Jackson County OR 205 Table -----Original Message----- From: M Shelton [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2000 10:57 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CRISP, MILLICAN, BEAGLE, DODSON, DAVIS, CAMPBELL, JOHNSON Karen, We are distantly related through indirect lines. My only proven line to you is through DAVIS and even that is very indirect. But, there seem to be connections between who I associate with my Zebedee SHELTON (arr 1846) and your line. Going on the assumption that these settlers traveled in groups, I've been researching other names associated with mine trying to find out where Zebedee's parents came from. Unfortunately, I haven't had much success. For example, Absalom HEMBREE and Thomas M WRIGHT signed Zebedee's land donation claim, but I can make absolutely no connection. I suspect Zebedee SHELTON'S family may also have come from NC. I'm working on one giant puzzle. Are any of these other names familiar to you? They obviously all went to the patent office together. 928. WRIGHT, Thomas M b1816 Wash,VA m Elizabeth FINCH 1834 Rutherford, TN. Aff: Wm D Stillwell, Samuel McSweene, Elisha BEDWELL (m Zebedee's dau America Minerva 1850) 929. STILLWELL, Wm D b 1823 Logan, OH arr 1844 m Elizabeth 1851. Aff: Wm C Smith, Thomas C DAVIS (bro? to John Henry DAVIS) 930. DAVIS, Thomas C b 1821, m Nancy Ann 1850. Aff: Elisha BEDWELL, John H DAVIS, Samuel McSween. 931. COOPER? 932. ROBERTS? 933. ROBERTS? 934. ROBERTS? 935. ROWLAND, Green b 1827 NC arr 1844 m Sufronia 1853. Aff: Larkin Fouts, Jere Rowland, Absalom J Hembree, A B Westerfield, Robert Merchant. 936. PATTON? 937. HEMBREE, Waman C son of Absalom HEMBREE 938. McBRIDE, James b 1802, Jackson, TN m Mahala MILLER (Zebedee's wife's sister) 1830 Franklin MO. Aff: Zebedee SHELTON, Elijah S HENDRICK, John McBride. 939. SMITH, William C b 1827 Green Ill/?MO, arr 1844 m Adelia A 1852. Aff: Perley Smith, WmD Stillwell, Zebedee SHELTON. 940. WELCH, Russell b 1816 NY arr 1845 m Sarah 1842/3 Ind. Aff: Perley Smith, Wm Smith, Nathan K Litter/Litten, Gideon SHELTON = no idea who he is ??????? 941. JOHNSON? 942. OLDS? 943. PERKINS? 944. HEMBREE, Andrew T (son? of Absalom) m Martha L (missing info) Aff: Elijah MILLICAN, Isaiah M Johns. 945. ABBOTT? 946. DAVIS, John H, b 1826 Jackson MO m Almira CRISP 1850. Aff: Thomas C DAVIS, Mansil R CRISP, Thomas M WRIGHT. 948. CARY, Miles. Aff: Elijah MILLICAN, Henry Bird. 950. HEMBREE, James T b 1826, Warren TN arr 1843 m Melvina Ann MILLICAN 1845. Aff: James A CAMPBELL, Abijah S HENDRICKS, Elijah MILLICAN. Margaret Shelton Sacramento, CA <<Subj: CRISP, MILLICAN, BEAGLE, DODSON, DAVIS, CAMPBELL, JOHNSON Date: 5/13/00 To: [email protected] I folks, I am looking for any information about the Mancil Roundtree CRISP family who came to OREGON (Yamhill and Polk Co) in 1849. His father, WILLIAM MANCIL CRISP was a Major in the War of 1812 and was supposedly promised the Governorship of the new OREGON Territory when he died suddenly in 1849 (shortly after arrival). He and his wife Hannah WILSON were maried on May 18, 1809 in North Carolina. Most of their married children also came to Yamhill County. Do any of these surnames ring a bell? 1.Lucinda Wilson Crisp married Elijah MILLICAN in 1827 died in McMinneville (children married HILL, REYNNOLDS, CLARK, HEMBREE, DIXON, SMITH, BAKER, EDWARDS. 2. Malvina A Crisp married James L JOHNSON in 1829 (died in ORE?) 3. Margaret Ann Crisp married Thomas A CAMPBELL (died in McMinneville) All children born in Yamhill C., do not have marriages. 4. Mancil Rountree Crisp married Nancy Jane BEAGLE 1851 in Washington Co., ORE . Children married FRENCH, TILTON, WHEELER (in Eastern Ore). 5. Alvina Crisp married Elijah DODSON 1852 in McMinneville (no further info) 6. Almira J Crisp married John Henry DAVIS Aug 11, 1850 in McMinneville (no further info) 7. Mary Melvian Crisp m Oliver H Perry BEAGLE April 27, 1852 in Yamhill Co., ORE. (no further info) I have mostly information on the CRISP/BEAGLE lines but would love to exchange information. Sincerely, Karen Beagle>>