Does anyone have info on this family? Harrison Hale b 1840 Indiana Cynthia Jane Doak Angel Hale b 11 Jul 1841, Pike County, Mo d 1914. Payette Canyon, Idaho By Cynthia's 1st marr to John Angel: ch Mary Rebecca Angel b 1857; James Jackson Angell b 1859; both in Polk Co OR Terr. John Angel d 1860. By Cynthia's 2nd Marr to Harrison Hale 28 Oct 1860; Polk Co OR.: Frank b 1862; Billie b 1864; Minnie b 1866; Leatha b 1869; Dora b 1871; Effie b 1874; Alfred b 1876; Jennie b 1878; First 4 children born Polk County, OR, the others in Umatilla Co OR. Harrison Hale was said to have had several prosperous sheep ranches in the area of Umatilla Co. He was killed in the Bannock Indian uprising of 1878, at the Battle of Willow Springs, buried on Butter Creek, Umatilla Co, OR. Cynthia remarried to Fred Sherman, had 2 children by him, Bertha and a son. Fred is said to have gambled away the ranches, left Cynthia a pauper. She died in the home of one of her daus in Payette, Idaho. Minnie Hale m _______ Elder Leatha Hale m________McCorkle Dora Hale m _________ Ayers Effie Hale m _______Hopper Jennie Hale m _______Shivers Would like to contact desc of any of these people. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Meredith DeBuse Woodland, WA -----Original Message----- From: Laura Clark <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, February 26, 2000 9:36 AM Subject: East Oregonian 2/25/2000 >NO OBITS TODAY > >DEATHS >Dietz, Timothy, "Tim" J. >Hendricks, Charles D. >Jones, Ellawese "Wese" > >DAYS GONE BY >100 YEARS AGO TODAY >At the regular meeting of the city council, the ordinance prohibiting spitting on the sidewalks was adopted, the new law to become effective in thirty days. One month from Thursday, March 22, it will be unlawful for any person to expectorate on the sidewalks or crosswalks of this city, or upon the floor or carpet of any public hall, stairway, meeting house or assembly room, or upon the floor of any public vehicle. > >50 YEARS AGO TODAY >Milton-Freewater - The Milton-Freewater Shrine club dance, with the proceeds to benefit the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children is scheduled for Saturday, 8 PM at the Community building, with Ken Davidson's orchestra from Yakima to play, according to Allen MacGilliveray, head of the committee in charge. Most of the proceeds will go to the Portland hospital, but a lesser percentage will be diverted to the Spokane hospital. > >25 YEARS AGO TODAY >Five thousand acres of Washington grapes? Or 150,000 acres of Oregon wheat? That's the equation the Oregon Board of agriculture will consider in a proposed ban on the use of highly volatile 2-4D in the months of April through October. Use of the highly volatile 2-4D would be restricted the rest of the year. A hearing on the proposed regulation is scheduled for 10 AM March 11, in the Vert Little Theater, Pendleton. >