I have some info on a Emma Miller born about 1858. One of five siblings Father Isaac Miller b. 12 May 1828 Crawfordsville,Montnomery,IN m. 11 Dec 1853, Benton, OR d. 11 April 1900 Mother Emily Clark born about 1828 Don Wing [email protected] Stan Staniforth wrote: > Clarence Leffler b-1888 > Verna P. Curl b-1891 > > both buried at Franklin Butte Cem. Scio, Linn Cty. > > They lived in Linn County. Verna P. daughter of Ambrose M. Curl & Emma H. > Miller. > > State archives has marriage. Can anyone offer more info on either/both.?

Lebanon Express March 31, 1905 Luettie Angeline Trulove was born August 22, 1872 in the state of Illinois. She was united in marriage to Martin Sitter Nov. 25, 1894. At the age of 17 Mrs. Sitter united with the Cumberland Presbyterian church and has ever been a faithful christian. She passed away after a long and painful illness at Tallman, March 23, 1905. The funeral was one of the largest ever held in Lebanon and showed the high esteem in which she was held in the community. The services were held in the M.E. church, conducted by Dr. A. Thompson. The interment was in the Masonic Cemetery. All through her illness Mrs. Sitter exemplified her noble christian character, bearing patiently her suffering, strengthened by her faith in her Heavenly Father. Those who knew her loved her, those who knew her best loved her most, ever cheerful of her final recovery. she was nevertheless resigned to the will of her Heavenly Father. Her words of comfort uttered on her dying bed to her beloved husband, to her father, mother, brothers and sister with be treasured in tall the years to come. She leaves to mourn their loss, a husband, two sister, Mrs. Anderson, of San Jose, Cal., and Miss. Cina F. Trulove, of Tallman, and eight brothers, J.L. and Chas. Trulove, in Illinois, Edward, in Washington and J.T., L.H., Frank, A.D. and Everett Trulove, and her father and mother, all in this state.

Lebanon Express March 19, 1887 Died- March 6, at the resident of R. Glass, Crawfordville Miss Nancy Gray, aged 94 years. Miss Gray was a lady, who by her amiable and faultless character had made many friends. She was generally known thoughtout the valley, and leaves a large circle of loving friends to mourn her dimes.

Albany Democrat Sept 8, 1899 Dr. J.H.P. Hope, one of Lebanon's oldest and best-known citizens, died at his home in this city Sunday evening, Sept. 3, 1899, after a long illness, aged 71 years, 2 months and 10 days. *********************************************************** Herald Disseminaton Thursday Sept 7, 1899 Dr. J.H.P. Hope, one of Lebanon's oldest and best known citizens, died at his home in this city Sunday evening, Sept. 3, 1899, after a long illness, aged 74 years, 2 months and 10 days. Funeral services were held in the M.E. church this morning at 10:30 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. H.B. Elworthy, after which the remains were laid to rest in the Masonic cemetery. The following well known citizens served as pall bearers: C.B. Montague, R. Cheadle, B. Burtenshaw, J.G. Reed, J.R. Smith and J.M. Stokes.

Clarence Leffler b-1888 Verna P. Curl b-1891 both buried at Franklin Butte Cem. Scio, Linn Cty. They lived in Linn County. Verna P. daughter of Ambrose M. Curl & Emma H. Miller. State archives has marriage. Can anyone offer more info on either/both.?

Clarence was b-1888, died - 1957, buried Franklin Butte., Wife, Verna P. Curl, daughter of Ambrose M. Curl and Emma H. Miller. I have no data at all other than tombstone inscription on Clarence Leffler. Can anyone help me? Curl "Stan" Staniforth

Looking for marriage data on Anna Dustin & (??) Settle, Linn County, c 1890. Anna b- Scio c1870 to Charles S. Dustin and Anna Curl Stan

Lost your e-mail address, please contact me. Stan

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Host unknown (Name server: rootsweb: host not found) --TAA18438.978654864/granger.mail.mindspring.net Content-Type: message/delivery-status Reporting-MTA: dns; granger.mail.mindspring.net Received-From-MTA: DNS; prt-or28-160.ix.netcom.com Arrival-Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:34:16 -0500 (EST) Final-Recipient: RFC822; [email protected] Action: failed Status: 5.1.2 Remote-MTA: DNS; rootsweb Last-Attempt-Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:34:22 -0500 (EST) --TAA18438.978654864/granger.mail.mindspring.net Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from ix.netcom.com (prt-or28-160.ix.netcom.com [207.222.5.160]) by granger.mail.mindspring.net (8.9.3/8.8.5) with ESMTP id TAA05654; Thu, 4 Jan 2001 19:34:16 -0500 (EST) From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 16:32:38 -0800 Reply-To: [email protected] X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 (Macintosh; U; PPC) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: WendyKay <[email protected]>, [email protected], [email protected] Subject: COSHOW & SNODERLY References: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Mary Jones <[email protected]> found the book “Nicholas Gibbs and His Descendants” [published by Nicholas Gibbs Historical Society; no date or place of publication in the information on the internet] in the Salt Lake Family History Library, and copied the COSHOW - SNODERLY connection [see below] To WendyKay and Stan: I have quite a bit of COSHOW and COCHRAN info because of their connection to the McCULLYs in Linn Co. Let me know if you are interested in anything else. Sandy Wilbur Gresham, OR. 1-George SNODERLY [1787-1852] m. Tabitha RICE [1789-1868] 2-Jacob SNODERLY b. 5 Mar 1810 Campbell Co., TN; d. 22 Feb 1889 Scio, Linn Co., OR; buried Franklin Butte Cemetery, Scio, OR; m. ca. 1829 Knox Co., TN, Quintina Arminda LETT. [Quintina b. Knox, TN; d. 25 June 1852 near Glenrock, Converse Co., WY; dau. of Francis Corlew LETT and Elizabeth THOMPSON] 3-James H. SNODERLY b. 17 Mar 1830 Campbell Co., TN; m. 8 Mar 1855 Linn Co., OR, Eliza/Elizabeth CURL (b. 1825) 3-George Washington SNODERLY b. 25 Jul 1831 TN 3-Elizabeth Caroline SNODERLY b. 5 Dec 1834 TN; m. 6 Feb 1853 Linn Co., OR, John CURL (b. 1833) 3-Susanna Melissa SNODERLY b. 7 Feb 1837 TN; d. 30 Mar 1898; m. 16 Feb 1857 Linn Co., OR, John RAY (d. 1910) 3-Laura Ann SNODERLY b. 11 Sep 1842 MO; d. 5 Dec 1908 Scio, Linn Co., OR; m. 10 Mar 1859 Linn Co., OR, George Templeton FROST (1828-1907) 3-America SNODERLY b. MO; m. 1st Luther COSHOW; m. 2nd J. BOON 3-Nancy Jane SNODERLY b. 1845 MO; m. Peter C. SMITH 3-Sarah Ellen SNODERLY b. 1847 MO; m. Lucius SMITH 3-John William SNODERLY b. 1849 MO; m. Martha Ann WEDDLE (d. 1904) WendyKay wrote: > > Stan you are getting into my family now..This is all I have on them so far.. I am from the Cochran side of this bunch.. > WendyKay > Descendants of America I Snodderly > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. AMERICA I1 SNODDERLY She married WILLIAM LUTHER COSHAW 08 March 1879 in Linn Co. Or., son of OLIVER COSHAW and SARA COCHRAN. He was born 1854 in Oregon, and died 1934. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Stan Staniforth <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 12:36 PM > Subject: [ORLINN] COSHOW & Snoderly > > > America Snoderly b- c1840, married unknown Coshow in OR, either Linn or > > Sherman Counties. Anyone have any information on them. Stan > > > > --TAA18438.978654864/granger.mail.mindspring.net-- --------------31854A4BC30A200A39366944--

Stan you are getting into my family now..This is all I have on them so far.. I am from the Cochran side of this bunch.. WendyKay Descendants of America I Snodderly Generation No. 1 1. AMERICA I1 SNODDERLY She married WILLIAM LUTHER COSHAW 08 March 1879 in Linn Co. Or., son of OLIVER COSHAW and SARA COCHRAN. He was born 1854 in Oregon, and died 1934. ----- Original Message ----- From: Stan Staniforth <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 12:36 PM Subject: [ORLINN] COSHOW & Snoderly > America Snoderly b- c1840, married unknown Coshow in OR, either Linn or > Sherman Counties. Anyone have any information on them. Stan > >

America Snoderly b- c1840, married unknown Coshow in OR, either Linn or Sherman Counties. Anyone have any information on them. Stan

Can anyone identify with Settle or Dustin? Both were married into the Curl family line and were mentioned in probate of Bartlett W. Curl August 7,. 1890. I have no other data on them. Any help appreciated. Curl "Stan" Staniforth Julia Dustin Bartlett Dustin b- abt 1875 Kate Dustin b- abt 1877 Anna Settle b- abt 1870

Could someone please do a death certificate look-up on James Thomas Barker, cert 89-05100 Linn County. Any information would be appreciated.

>X-From_: [email protected] Sun Dec 31 13:48:01 2000 >From: [email protected] >Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2000 16:46:56 EST >Subject: CARY BIBLE/ and CARY/McDOWELL photo album >To: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], > [email protected] >X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Mac - Post-GM sub 146 > >Linn County and Marion County- please post this to your e-mail service. I am >not currently a member but wanted to add additional information to help find >this Bible and Photo Album a home. THANKS! Deana Campbell in Tigard, >Oregon............ > >The MARRIAGES I have in the CARY BIBLE are: > >Wm. H. Cary and Mary Splawn Aug. 24th, 1854 >E.P. Large and Mary Carr Aug. 2nd, 1874 >E.J. Simmons and Cornelia Ann Cary April 15, 1883 >H.E. McDowel and Sarah Orita Cary Feb. 7, 1885 > >The BIRTHS I have in the CARY BIBLE are: > >W.H. Cary Jan. 10th, 1832 >Mary Cary July 4th, 1834 >E.P. Large Oct. 25th, 1839 >R. Clayton Cary Oct. 25th, 1855 >Cornelia Ann Cary Aug. 28, 1857 >Mary Margett Cary Aug. 6, 1859 >Luara Jane Cary Aug. 10, 1861 >Sarah Orita Cary June 13, 1864 >Thomas Benton Cary May 7, 1866 >Kemp? Cary Aug. 26, 1868 > >The DEATHS I have in the CARY BIBLE are: > >Laura Jane Cary Oct. 8th 1863 >Kemp? Cary Dec.? 18th, 1869 >R.C. Cary Nov. 6th, 1879 >Wm. C. Splawn Sept. 11th, 1863 > >The Bible is old and musty (a bit) and has a beautiful leather binding which >is very worn. >It has wonderful illustrations and some pages are worn. It is about 4-5 >inches thick, I think. > >The photo album is probably a CARY photo album but has black and white >pictures (snaps) of many different people in it WITH NO identification of >whom they are. I do know a couple pictures were identified before I picked >up the Bible and photo album as being, "Clay Henry McDowell and his wife, >Lucille." Other than that, I have no idea who the pictures are of! oh >dear... And, the person I got it from, doesn't know either. > >So if anyone would like these, they are FREE but you have to proove to me >that you are a decendant of the CARY/McDOWELL line that these relate to. We >just would like a proper home for them. If they are not related to you, >please keep my info handy in case you run across someone that they should go >to. > >Thanks so much, > >Deana Campbell >14445 S.W. 130th >Tigard, Oregon 97224 >(503) 620-8099 >[email protected] > > > >

Miles Cary married Nancy Jane Robinett in 1851 in Linn Co. Nancy Jane was an older sister of my g-grandfather Moses Robinett and lived in Crawfordsville. Are they mentioned in the Bible? I have been wracking my brain for the name of the person I corresponded with several years ago who was following the Cary family line. There are two people listed on Rootsweb who are interested the the Cary family in Oregon. But they are not the ones I'm trying to remember. If it comes to me, I'll definitely let them know of the Bible. Dorothy in Soquel, California >Hi Jan, >Could you please send this out to everyone who has signed to be up on the Linn County list please. >I live in Tigard, Or. and am researching the KING, McDOWELL, WRIGHT, TYCER, DAVIS lines. I have met up with a nice lady who lives in Salem and drove down to her house just yesterday. She is "older" (as she put it) and gave me to "FIND" a "HOME"- her FAMILY CARY BIBLE AND HER "MCDOWELL/CARY" PHOTO ALBUM. These were given to her by her uncle years ago and she is not a CARY. > I am related to the CARY's but it is my great-great grandmother's brother who is the McDowell who married a CARY. So these are NOT "directly" related to me either. We both would like to find a proper home for them. These CARY's- McDOWELL's used to live in Linn County- Crawfordsville, and then some of them moved to Salem, Oregon- Marion County. > > > >If you are directly related and would like these items mentioned above, and can proove that you are related, please contact me. My e-mail is [email protected] THANKS! Deana Campbell

Forwarded to the list from Deana Campbell, [email protected], who is not subscribed. Please contact Deana personally if you have information. At 12:31 PM 12/29/2000 EST, you wrote: >Hi Jan, > >Could you please send this out to everyone who has signed to be up on the >Linn County list please. > >I live in Tigard, Or. and am researching the KING, McDOWELL, WRIGHT, TYCER, >DAVIS lines. I have met up with a nice lady who lives in Salem and drove >down to her house just yesterday. She is "older" (as she put it) and gave me >to "FIND" a "HOME"- her FAMILY CARY BIBLE AND HER "MCDOWELL/CARY" PHOTO >ALBUM. These were given to her by her uncle years ago and she is not a CARY. > I am related to the CARY's but it is my great-great grandmother's brother >who is the McDowell who married a CARY. So these are NOT "directly" related >to me either. We both would like to find a proper home for them. These >CARY's- McDOWELL's used to live in Linn County- Crawfordsville, and then some >of them moved to Salem, Oregon- Marion County. > >If you are directly related and would like these items mentioned above, and >can proove that you are related, please contact me. My e-mail is >WndJamm[email protected] THANKS! Deana Campbell > >

Hi All, I am trying to get some information on CAREY, William Henry & Mary Splawn They lived near Lebanon and were part of the familles that made of the Brethren church. I have some information to share, If there is a photo of then in the album I would like a copy. Dennis District Historian of the Church of the Brethren OR/WA         

I live in Tigard, Or. and am researching the KING, McDOWELL, WRIGHT, TYCER, DAVIS lines. I have met up with a nice lady who lives in Salem and drove down to her house just yesterday. She is "older" (as she put it) and gave me to "FIND" a "HOME"- her FAMILY CARY BIBLE AND HER "MCDOWELL/CARY" PHOTO ALBUM. These were given to her by her uncle years ago and she is not a CARY. I am related to the CARY's but it is my great-great grandmother's brother who is the McDowell who married a CARY. So these are NOT "directly" related to me either. We both would like to find a proper home for them. These CARY's- McDOWELL's used to live in Linn County- Crawfordsville, and then some of them moved to Salem, Oregon- Marion County. If you are directly related and would like these items mentioned above, and can proove that you are related, please contact me. My e-mail is [email protected] THANKS! Deana Campbell

Lebanon Express Friday April 7, 1905 Mr. Jacob Overholzer, an old resident of Sodaville neighborhood, died Wednesday from cancer. Burial took place yesterday. Linn Co OR 1880 Census Lebanon Precinct Oberholtzer, Jacob 55 HH Farm Labor OH no information of parents.

Lebanon Express March 14, 1905 Mrs. F.M. Powell, a well known lady of Brownsville, died March 8th, age 56 years.