Aschenbrenner, Infant
LAST: Aschenbrenner		FIRST: Infant	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 1 May 1920	DIED: 1 May 1920	BURIED: May 1920
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - "Unknown Baby", buried NE corner (lot # not given), Terwilliger -Buried in "Baby Lot"; *OSBH DC (Marion County 1920) #? - Stillborn infant of A. J. & Mari Aschenbrenner;
OBITUARY: *
SOURCES: IOOF Register of Burials Terwilliger Vol 3 #941
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Ashley, Frank
LAST: Ashley		FIRST: Frank	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: Abt 1869	DIED: 6 Apr 1942	BURIED: 8 Apr 1942
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1942) #381 - Frank Ashley, male, d. 6 Apr 1942 in Salem, Oregon (Cottage Home) at the age of about 73 years, usual residence 254 N. Front St - Leonard Hotel), interment 8 Apr IOOF, undertaker Rigdon, informant Cottage Home records; Marion County Burial.
OBITUARY: In this city, Monday, April 6, Frank Ashley, aged 73 years, late resident of 254 North Front street. Services will be held in the chapel of the W. T. Rigdon company Wednesday, April 8, at 3 p.m. Concluding services in IOOF cemetery. Oregon Statesman 8 Apr 1942 5:2.
SOURCES: LR OSBH DC (Marion County 1942) #381
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Aspinwall, Ashley Marion
LAST: Aspinwall		FIRST: Ashley	MID: Marion
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 29 Apr 1857	DIED: 30 Nov 1908	BURIED: 1 Dec 1908
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Farmer
BIRTH PLACE : Wisconsin
DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - A. M. Aspinwall, age 52 y's, 7 m's, 1 day, died in Portland; Funeral ordered by B. Aspinwall; 1900 Census - Ashley M. Aspinwall, age 43, b. Apr 1857 in Wisconsin, father b. Vermont, mother b. New York, occupation farmer, is enumerated with his wife of 22 years, Ellen, age 37, b. Nov 1862 in Wisconsin, both parents b. New York, mother of 9 children, all living at the time of the census, along with Raymond C., age 20, single, b. Mar 1880 in Wisconsin, Brett S., son, age 18, b. Sep 1881 in Wisconsin, Philip L., age 16, b. Aug 1883 in Wisconsin, Jay P., age 14, b. Nov 1885 in South Dakota, Carl F., age 11, b. Nov 1888 in South Dakota, Hugh J., age 9, b. Oct 1890 in South Dakota, Mark M., age 5., b. Oct 1894 in South Dakota, Harold McK., age 3, b. Jul 1896 in South Dakota, and Kenneth C., age 2, b. Apr 1898 in South Dakota. Also enumerated is mother-in-law Esther E. Ormsby, widow, age 56, b. June 1844 in New York, and sister-in-law, Mary E. Ormsby, age 13, b. May 1887 in South Dakota;
OBITUARY: PROMINENT FRUIT MAN PASSES AWAY. C. [sic] M. Aspinwall well known in county and owner of fine ranch. A. M. Aspinwall, one of the best known fruit growers and president of the Brooks Fruitgrowers association, died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Portland at the age of 52 years. He had been a resident of Oregon about six years, coming here from Manchester, S. D. He owned a 21 acre farm at Brooks which is devoted principally to fruit culture. He gained a wide reputation with his fruit growing and was made president of the association at Brooks because of his success. The association handles loganberries principally. He is survived by a wife and 11 children, nine sons and two daughters. The funeral will probably be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday from the home in Brooks. Burial at Odd Fellows cemetery in Salem. Oregon Statesman 1 Dec 1908 8:3
INSCRIPTION: Father Ashley M. Aspinwall 1857 - 1908 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR 1900 SD Census (Kingsbury Co., Manchester, ED 209, sheet 7A) Rigdon Bk. 4, #30 DAR pg 80 S&H pg 40 Oregon Statesman 1 Dec 1908 8:3
CONTACT: Diana Aspinwall VanDriesche <van@open.org>
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LOT: 610	SPACE: 1 SW N½	LONG: N 44° 55.210'	LAT: W 123° 02.896'

Aspinwall, Elline Elizabeth
LAST: Aspinwall		FIRST: Elline	MID: Elizabeth
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Ormsby		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 12 Nov 1862	DIED: 7 Oct 1942	BURIED: 9 Oct 1942
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Farmington, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1942) #903 - Ellen E. Aspinwall, female, widow of Ashley M. Aspinwall, Housewife, b. 12 Nov 1862 in Farmington, Wisconsin, d. 7 Oct 1942 in Salem, Oregon (468 N. 18th) at the age of 79 y's 10 m's 25 d's, lived in this state 41 years, name of father Sherman Ormsby (b. N. Y.) maiden name of mother Esther Nichols (b. Conn.), interment IOOF 9 Oct, undertaker Barrick, informant Mrs. Lloyd Demarest.; 1900 Census -Ellen Aspinwall, age 37, b. Nov 1862 in Wisconsin, both parents b. New York, mother of 9 children, all living at the time of the census, is enumerated with her husband of 22 years, Ashley M. Aspinwall, age 43, b. Apr 1857 in Wisconsin, father b. Vermont, mother b. New York, occupation farmer,along with Raymond C., age 20, single, b. Mar 1880 in Wisconsin, Britt S., son, age 18, b. Sep 1881 in Wisconsin, Philip L., age 16, b. Aug 1883 in Wisconsin, Jay P., age 14, b. Nov 1885 in South Dakota, Carl F., age 11, b. Nov 1888 in South Dakota, Hugh J., age 9, b. Oct 1890 in South Dakota, Mark M., age 5., b. Oct 1894 in South Dakota, Harold McK., age 3, b. Jul 1896 in South Dakota, and Kenneth C., age 2, b. Apr 1898 in South Dakota. Also enumerated is mother-in-law [of Ashley] Esther E. Ormsby, widow, age 56, b. June 1844 in New York, and sister-in-law [of Ashley], Mary E. Ormsby, age 13, b. May 1887 in South Dakota;
OBITUARY: *
INSCRIPTION: Mother Elline E. Aspinwall 1862 - 1942 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD OSBH DC (Marion County 1942) #903 1900 South Dakota Census (Kingsbury Co., Manchester, ED 209, sheet 7A) S&H pg 40
CONTACT: Diana Aspinwall VanDriesche <van@open.org>
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LOT: 610	SPACE: 2 SW N½	LONG: N 44° 55.210'	LAT: W 123° 02.896'

Aspinwall, Infant
LAST: Aspinwall		FIRST: Infant	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Master
BORN: 20 May 1916	DIED: 20 May 1916	BURIED: 22 May 1916
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
BIRTH PLACE : Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #269 - Infant Aspinwall, male, b. Oregon, d. 20 May 1916 in Salem, Oregon (535 Jefferson St.) at the age of 2 hours 30 minutes, name of father Phil Aspinwall (b. Wisconsin), maiden name of mother Hellen Bowman (b. Oregon), interment 22 May, underdater Webb & Clough, informant Phil Aspinwall. Spelling variations - Aspinwald in city index; spelled Aspinwall in lot record;
INSCRIPTION: No individual marker - there is a large ASPINWALL monument in the lot (photo available)
SOURCES: CI LR Barrick #493 OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #269
CONTACT: Diana Aspinwall VanDriesche <van@open.org>
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LOT: 610	SPACE: 1 SE N½	LONG: N 44° 55.210'	LAT: W 123° 02.896'

Aspinwall, Kenneth
LAST: Aspinwall		FIRST: Kenneth	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Apr 1898	DIED: Jul 1920	BURIED: 18 Jul 1920
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : South Dakota
DEATH PLACE: Memphis, Hall Co., Texas
NOTES: IOOF - Kenneth Aspinwall, age 22, died in Memphis, Texas of spinal meningitis; 1900 Census - Kenneth C. Aspinwall, age 2, b. Apr 1898 in South Dakota, is enumerated with Ashley M. Aspinwall, age 43, b. Apr 1857 in Wisconsin, father b. Vermont, mother b. New York, occupation farmer, and Ellen, age 37, b. Nov 1862 in Wisconsin, both parents b. New York, mother of 9 children, all living at the time of the census, along with siblings Raymond C., age 20, single, b. Mar 1880 in Wisconsin, Brett S., son, age 18, b. Sep 1881 in Wisconsin, Philip L., age 16, b. Aug 1883 in Wisconsin, Jay P., age 14, b. Nov 1885 in South Dakota, Carl F., age 11, b. Nov 1888 in South Dakota, Hugh J., age 9, b. Oct 1890 in South Dakota, Mark M., age 5., b. Oct 1894 in South Dakota, and Harold McK., age 3, b. Jul 1896 in South Dakota . Also enumerated is mother-in-law Esther E. Ormsby, widow, age 56, b. June 1844 in New York, and sister-in-law, Mary E. Ormsby, age 13, b. May 1887 in South Dakota; 1910 Census - Kenneth Aspinwall, age 12. b. South Dakota, is enumerated with Ellen E. Aspinwall, a widow with 11 children, farmer, age 47, b. Wisconsin, along with Ray C. (30, b. Wisconsin), Britt (28, b. Wisconsin), J. Pierre 24, b. S. Dakota), Carl (21, b. S. Dakota), Hugh (19, b. S. Dakota), Mark M. (14, b. S. Dakota), Harrold (13, b. S. Dakota), Ruth, (8, b. S. Dakota), and Helen (6, b. S. Dakota);
OBITUARY: CARD of THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent berevement caused by the death of our beloved son and brother Kenneth, also for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. E. E. Aspinwall and Family. Oregon Statesman, Saturday, 7 Aug 1920 5:3.
INSCRIPTION: Brother Kenneth Aspinwall 1898 - 1920 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials S&H pg 40 1900 South Dakota Census (Kingsbury Co., Manchester, ED 209, sheet 7A) 1910 Oregon Census (Marion Co., Brooks Pct., ED 202, sheet 7A) OS 7 Aug 1920 5:3
CONTACT: Diana Aspinwall VanDriesche <Van@open.org>
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LOT: 610	SPACE: 2 NW N½	LONG: N 44° 55.210'	LAT: W 123° 02.896'

Asplin, George
LAST: Asplin		FIRST: George	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
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Asvik, Johanna
LAST: Asvik		FIRST: Johanna	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: Abt 1849	DIED: 8 May 1932	BURIED: 19 May 1932
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Finland
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1932) #388 - Hannah Asvik, female, widow, d. 18 May 1932 in Salem, Oregon (O.S.H.) at the age of 83 years, usual residence Astoria, Oregon, no information on birth or parents given, interment IOOF 19 May 1932, undertaker - Terwilliger, informant - hospital records; 1930 Census - Hannah Asvik, age 68, a widow, born in Finland, year of immigration 1890, is enumerated as a patient at the Oregon State Hospital;
OBITUARY: In this city, May 8, Johanna Asvik, aged 83 years. Mother of Charles of Albany, Oregon, Native of Pendleton, Friends invited to services today, Thursday, May 18, at 2:30 p.m. from Terwilliger Funeral Home, 770 Chemeketa street. Interment IOOF cemetery. Oregon Statesman May 19, 1932, 5:7
INSCRIPTION: No marker as of March 2002
SOURCES: LR OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1932) #388 1930 Oregon Census (Marion Co., Salem, ED 24-66, sheet 4A) OS 19 May 1932 5:7
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Atchinson, Effie Elverda
LAST: Atchinson		FIRST: Effie	MID: Elverda
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Jan 1952	BURIED: 16 Jan 1952
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
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Atchison, Walter Franklin
LAST: Atchison		FIRST: Walter	MID: Franklin
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 22 May 1879	DIED: 11 Mar 1943	BURIED: 15 Mar 1943
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Farmer
BIRTH PLACE : Jasper Co., Missouri
DEATH PLACE: West Salem, Polk Co., Oregon (825 Gerth Ave)
NOTES: OSBH DC (Polk County 1943) #21 - Walter Franklin Atchison, male, married to Effie, b. 22 May 1879 in Jasper Co., Mo., d. 11 Mar 1943 in West Salem, Oregon at the age of 63 y's 9 m's 19 d's, name of father Joseph Atchison (b. Illinois?), maiden name of mother Julia Kollenburn (b. Ill. or Mo.), interment IOOF 15 Mar, undertaker Rigdon, informant Mrs. Effie Atchison of Salem.
SOURCES: LR OSBH DC (Polk County 1943) #21
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Atherton, Nettie
LAST: Atherton		FIRST: Nettie	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: Abt 1864	DIED: 5 Jan 1896	BURIED: 9 Jan 1896
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Ohio
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Nettie Atherton, age 32, died in Yew Park of consumption, wife of Charles Atherton; 1895 - Maggie Atherton, age 30, b. Ohio, 5'3'', 130#, light, housekeeper, Prot., Note: Nellie in Rigdon records, Nettie in IOOF, Maggie in 1895 Marion Co., Census;
OBITUARY: ATHERTON - In Depot addition to Salem, at 3:30 a.m. Sunday, January 5, 1896, of consumption, Nettie, wife of Charles Atherton, aged 32 years. She leaves a husband and six children, the eldest 14 and the youngest 3 years of age, and a brother, A. W. Davis. Oregon Statesman 7 January 1896 8:4
INSCRIPTION: No marker found as of March 2002
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials 1895 Salem, Marion Co. Oregon Census, Vol I, pg 2 (WVGS Abstract, 1993) OS 7 January 1896 8:4
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Atkins, Charles C.
LAST: Atkins		FIRST: Charles	MID: C.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Jr.
BORN: 15 May 1917	DIED: 16 May 1917	BURIED: 17 May 1917
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Rigdon gives age at death as 1 day, name of father as Charles C. Atkins (b. Ohio, and mother as Leona Gray (b. Eugene, Ore); OSBH DC (Marion County 1917) #225 - Charles C. Atkin, Jr., male, single, b. 15 May 1917 in Salem, Oregon, d. 16 May, 1917 in Salem Oregon at the age of 1 day, name of father Charles C. Atkin Sr., (b. Ohio), maide name of mother Leona Gray (b. Eugene, Oregon), interment 17 May, undertaker Rigdon-Richardson, informant Mrs. M. Gray of Salem;
SOURCES: CI OSBH DC (Marion County 1917) #225 Rigdon Vol 7 #473;
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Atkinson, Laurette
LAST: Atkinson		FIRST: Laurette	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Schwatka		TITLE:
BORN: abt 1840	DIED: 20 Jan 1885	BURIED: 23 Jan 1885
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Iowa
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Widow of Wm. Thomas Atkinson. (Married 20 May 1858, Linn Co., Oregon] Daughter of Fredrick Gustavus and Amelia Hukill Schwatka. Obituary names her Laura Atkeson.
OBITUARY: Atkeson--In this city, January 20th, 1885, Mrs. Laura Atkeson, daughter of F. G. Schwatka. Funeral today at 2 p.m., from the residence of J. D. Jordan, friends of the family invited to attend. Weekly Statesman 23 Jan 1885 7:3
SOURCES: WOS 23 Jan 1885 7:3
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Atkinson, Lydia
LAST: Atkinson		FIRST: Lydia	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 20 Nov 1808	DIED: 15 Jan 1890	BURIED: 17 Jan 1890
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Leeds, Yorkshire, England
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Lydia Atkinson, age 82, died at her daughter, Mrs. Squire Farrar's;
OBITUARY: At the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Squire Farrar, this city, Wednesday evening, January 15th, 1890 , Mrs. Lydia Atkinson, in the eighty-second year of her age. Deceased was born in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, and came to the United States when about 18 years old. She resided in Salem up to the time of her death. She leaves three daughter, Mrs. Johnson, living in St. Louis, Missouri; Mrs. Fortner, in Portland, Oregon, and Mrs. Squire Farrar, at whose home she died. Her husband has been dead since 1856. Due notice of her funeral will be given. Oregon Statesman 15 Jan 1890 6:3.
INSCRIPTION: Mother Lydia Atkinson Born at Leeds, England Nov. 20, 1808, Died Jan. 15, 1890 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials DAR pg 34 OS 15 Jan 1890 6:3 OS 1 Jan 1891 22:1-3 Necrology: Jan. 17, 1890 - Mrs. Lydia Atkinson
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Atkinson, William T.
LAST: Atkinson		FIRST: William	MID: T.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: abt 1832	DIED: 5 Sep 1871	BURIED: Nov 1871
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Danville, Illinois
DEATH PLACE: Hog'em, Baker Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Wm. T. Atkinson, age 38 y's 1 m 28 d's, b. in Danville, Illinois, died of lung fever;
OBITUARY: DIED--In Hog'em, Baker county, on the 5th inst., after a brief illness, William T. Atkinson, aged about 40 years. Daily Oregon Statesman 13 September 1871 3:2 FUNERAL--The remains of Mr. Atkinson, who died last September at Eagle Creek, in Eastern Oregon, were brought to Salem by the train on yesterday afternoon and will be buried in the Odd Fellow's Cemetery today. Mr. Atkinson is a son-in-law of Mr. F. G. Schwatka of this city, and from his residence the funeral will take place at two o'clock this afternoon. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Daily Oregon Statesman 23 November 1871 3:3
SOURCES: CI IOOF Bk DOS 13 Sep 1871 3:2 DOS 23 Nov 1871 3:3
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Atkinson, children of Wm.T.
LAST: Atkinson		FIRST: children of Wm.T.	MID:
GENDER:	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED:	BURIED: Nov 1871
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: IOOF - Children of Wm. T.,"disenterred and removed to IOOF Rural cemetery"
SOURCES: IOOF Register of Burials
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Atterberry, Arthur A.
LAST: Atterberry		FIRST: Arthur	MID: A.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1891	DIED: 23 Aug 1913	BURIED: Aug 1913
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Tillamook County 1913) #2926 - Arthur A. Atterberry, male, single, occupation dairying, b. 1891 in Oregon, d. 23 Aug 1913 in Salem, Oregon (OSTH - 1 m 6 d's) at the age of 22 years, usual residence Tillamook, Oregon, name of father A. W. Atterberry, interment 25 Aug, undertaker Terwilliger, informant hospital records; Terwilliger - died at age 22 at OST Hospital, occupation Dairying; Funeral charged to Tillamook County;
OBITUARY: ATTERBURY -- At a local hospital in this city August 24, 1913. Arthur A. son of Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Atterbury of Tillamook, Or., aged twenty-two years. The funeral was held from the Cottage undertaking parlors yesterday at 2 p.m. Interment was made in Odd Fellows cemetery. Deceased leaves a father, mother, two sisters and three brothers to mourn his loss. Oregon Statesman 26 Aug 1913 5:5
SOURCES: Terwilliger Vol 2 #359 OSBH DC (Tillamook County 1913) #2926 OS 26 Aug 1913 5:5
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Atwood, John H.
LAST: Atwood		FIRST: John	MID: H.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 24 Nov 1838	DIED: Dec 1901	BURIED:
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Guard at Penitentiary
BIRTH PLACE : Massachusetts
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: He is not buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery but was buried in City View Cemetery on Dec. 5, 1901.
OBITUARY: DEATH of J. H. ATWOOD -- Occurred After a Long Illnes Tuesday. J. H. Atwood, who died at his home at Twenty-first and Mill streets Tuesday afternoon, has been a resident of Salem for nine years. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Martha Atwood, a son, C. J. Atwooe, a clerk in the Woolen Mill Store, and three daughters, Mrs. Anna D. Mc Pherson of University Park, Portland; Mrs. Linnie M. Lee and Miss Helen M. Atwood of this city. He had been a member and ardent worker in the Methodist church and Sunday school, teaching a bible class in the latter. He was born in Massachusetts on Nov. 24th, 1838 and was married in 1857. His profession was teaching, he having conducted schools in Enfield, Mass., Onarga, Illinois and Springfield, Mass. Funeral services will be held at the family home Thursday at 10 a.m., conducted by Rev. John Parsons. Interment will be in the Odd Fellows' cemetery. Capital Journal, Dec. 5, 1901, 8:6.
SOURCES: CJ Dec. 5, 1901, 8:6. See also: 1900 Census of Salem, Ward #4, Marion Co., Oregon, ED #136, pg. 4-A.
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Atwood, Mary Louella
LAST: Atwood		FIRST: Mary	MID: Louella
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Miss
BORN: 25 Jan 1913	DIED: 14 Mar 1927	BURIED: 15 Feb 1927
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
BIRTH PLACE : Seaside, Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH Marion #219, Mary resided at Waldport, Oregon. She died at the Oregon School for the Deaf in Salem, from Diphtheria. Her father was Frank Atwood, born in England, Mother was Blanche Kilgore, born in Ohio. She was 14 yrs, 1 mo, 19 days.
OBITUARY: In this city, March 14, Mary Louella Atwood, age 14. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atwood of Waldport. Remains in care of Terwilliger funeral home. Announcement of funeral later. Oregon Statesman 15 Mar 1927 5:7.
INSCRIPTION: No marker found as of Oct 2000
SOURCES: LR OSBH DC (Marion County 1927) #219 OS 15 Mar 1927 5:7.
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LOT: 460	SPACE: 1 SE N½	LONG: N 44° 55.208'	LAT: W 123° 02.846'

Auld, William
LAST: Auld		FIRST: William	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 5 Mar 1867	DIED: 24 May 1948	BURIED: 27 May 1948
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Logger
BIRTH PLACE : Greenville, South Carolina
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1948) #5910 - William Auld, male, single, occupation logger, b. 5 Mar 1867 in Greenville, S. C., d. 24 May 1948 in Salem, Oregon (Salem General Hospital) at the age of 81 y's 2 m's 19 d's, usual residence 650 Locust St. (Bernard's Conv. Home), interment 27 May, undertaker Golden, informant Marion Co., Welfare Commission;
OBITUARY: William Auld, late resident of 650 Locust street, Monday, May 24, at the age of 81 years. Brother of Mary Louise Auld of Rock Hill, S. C., Frederick Auld of Charleston, W. Va., and Olin Auld of Asheville, NC. Announcement of services later by Clough-Barrick Company. Capital Journal 25 May 1948 17:8
SOURCES: LR OSBH DC (Marion County 1948) #5910 CJ 25 May 1948 17:8
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Ausmus, Ollie F.
LAST: Ausmus		FIRST: Ollie	MID: F.
GENDER:	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 28 Jan 1866	DIED: 10 Nov 1957	BURIED: Nov 1957
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
INSCRIPTION: Ollie F. Ausmus Jan 28, 1866 - Nov. 10, 1957 (photo available)
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LOT: 944	SPACE:	LONG: N 44° 55.233'	LAT: W 123° 03.010'

Austin, Theodore Jonathan "Tex"
LAST: Austin		FIRST: Theodore	MID: Jonathan "Tex"
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Abt 1877	DIED: 13 Sep 1943	BURIED: 18 Sep 1943
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon (Salem General Hospital)
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1943) #816 - Theodore Jonathan Austin, male, d. 13 Sep 1943 in Salem, Oregon at the age of about 66 years, no other personal information given, interment 18 Sep, undertaker Barrick, informant Harry Pearson of Salem; Marion County Burial - [Mr.] Austin
OBITUARY: Tex Austin, late resident of route 4, at a local hospital September 13. Graveside services will be held, Saturday, September 18, at 2 p.m., in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Direction Clough-Barrick company. Oregon Statesman 18 Sep 1943 3:1
INSCRIPTION: No marker shown in lot diagram
SOURCES: LR OSBH DC (Marion County 1943) #816 OS 18 Sep 1943 3:1
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Avert, Alfred
LAST: Avert		FIRST: Alfred	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: abt 1831	DIED: 8 May 1892	BURIED: 9 May 1892
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Merchant
BIRTH PLACE : France
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: 1870 Census - Alfred Avert, age 40, b. France, occupation trader, is enumerated with wife Mary A. Avert, age 30, b. Kentucky; 1880 Census - A. Avert, age 50, b. France, occupation clerk, is enumerated with wife Mary A., age 38, b. Tennessee; PROBATE: Marion Co., File No. 1355: Testate. No petition found. Date of will 3 Jun 1889, proven 26 May 1892. Mary Ann Avert, wife, named executrix 2 Jun 1892. Claim from IOOF Cemetery for digging grave. Bill from doctor for night visits to Alfred Avert on 8 May 1892 and on 9 May 1892 a visit to Mrs. Averts. Other bills refer to funeral on 9 May 1892. Enclosed is a petition dated 6 Oct 1896 by Josephine Sullivan against estate of Mary Ann Avert, deceased;
OBITUARY: At the family home, No. 172 corner of High and Trade streets, Sunday, May 8, 1892, from heart disease, Alfred Avert. Deceased was a well-known resident of Salem, where he had resided for many years and where he had many friends. He leaves a wife to mourn his death. The funeral was conducted at 3 p.m. yesterday, the remains being given burial in the Rural cemetery. Daily Oregon Statesman, 10 May 1892; 4:5
INSCRIPTION: Alfred Avert Died May 8, 1892 Aged 61 yrs. (shares marker with Mary Ann)
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials 1870 Oregon Census (Marion Co., South Salem Pct., pg 90) 1880 Oregon Census (Marion Co., South Salem Pct., FA #35) DAR pg 74 Marion Co., Probate File No. 1355 (1892) R.L. Polk & Co's Salem Directory 1889 - 1890 DOS 10 May 1892 4:5
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Avert, Mary Ann "Polly"
LAST: Avert		FIRST: Mary	MID: Ann "Polly"
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: abt 1841	DIED: 14 Jan 1893	BURIED: 16 Jan 1893
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Tennessee or Kentucky
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Mary Ann Avert, died in Salem, blood poison; 1870 Census - Mary A. Avert, age 30, b. Kentucky, is enumerated with husband, Alfred , age 40, b. France, occupation trader; 1880 Census - Mary A. Avert, age 38, b. Tennessee is enumerated with husband, A. Avert, age 50, b. France, occupation clerk;
OBITUARY: At her home, corner of High and Trade streets, at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, January 14, 1893, from heart disease, Mary Ann Avert. Mrs. Avert had been ill but a few days, and her death was wholly unexpected. During the afternoon yesterday she felt bad and rested on the sofa. At her request she was raised to a sitting position, when she fainted. Reviving, she felt considerably better. She was raised up again and fainted a second time and died after a few moments without regaining consciousness. Notice of the funeral will be given later. Daily Oregon Statesman 15 Jan 1893 4:3
INSCRIPTION: Mary Ann Wife of Alfred Avert Died Jan. 14, 1893 Aged 52 (shares marker with Albert)
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Registerof Burials 1870 Oregon Census (Marion Co., South Salem Pct., pg 90) 1880 Oregon Census (Marion Co., South Salem Pct., FA #35) DAR pg 74 DOS 15 Jan 1893 4:3.
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Avery, Infant
LAST: Avery		FIRST: Infant	MID:
GENDER:	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Jun 1930	BURIED: Jun 1930
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Chil;
SOURCES: LR
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Ayers, Edward E.
LAST: Ayers		FIRST: Edward	MID: E.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 6 Mar 1868	DIED: 11 Jan 1937	BURIED: 13 Jan 1937
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Farmer
BIRTH PLACE : Lound City, Kansas
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1937) #39 - Edward E. Ayers, male, married (Stella Ayers), Farmer, b. 6 Mar 1868 in Lound City, Kansas, d. 11 Jan 1937 in Salem, Oregon (Deaconess Hospital) at the age of 63 y's 10 m's 5 d's, name of father John W. Ayers, maiden name of mother Mary C. Milsap (b. Indiana), interment 13 Jan, undertaker Clough-Barrick, informant Stella Ayers of Mill City, Oregon.;
OBITUARY: Edward E. Ayers, late resident of 828 Highland avenue, at local hospital Monday, Jan. 11. Aged 68 years. Survived by widow, Stella Ayers of Salem and sister, Mrs. C. H. Clark of Newburg. Funeral services will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 10:30 am with inbterment in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Oregon Statesman12 Jan 1937, 5:1
INSCRIPTION: E. E. Ayers 1868 - 1937 [photo available]
SOURCES: OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1937) #39 OS 12 Jan 1937 5:1
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Azadian, Malcolm
LAST: Azadian		FIRST: Malcolm	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1883	DIED: 11 Jan 1931	BURIED: 12 Jan 1931
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Laborer
BIRTH PLACE : Romania
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1931) #29 - Malcolm Azadian, male, widowed (Mary), laborer, b. in Romania, d. 11 Jan 1931 in Salem, Oregon (RFD #3 Box 290) at the age of 60 years, interment 12 Jan, undertaker Clough-Barrick, informant Osig Kaklingian of Salem;
OBITUARY: Obituary not found in Oregon Statesman or Capitol Journal.
INSCRIPTION: Malcolm Azadian 1883 - 1931
SOURCES: LR LD S&H pg 51 OSBH DC (Marion County 1931) #29
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Baars, Dennis Frederick
LAST: Baars		FIRST: Dennis	MID: Frederick
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 10 Nov 1910	DIED: 11 Mar 1966	BURIED: 17 Mar 1966
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Oregon City, Clackamas Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
NOTES: Father of Glen Baars of Canby, OR (1998). Married Dolly May Gray Marshall on June 30, 1933 (div).
OBITUARY: No obit found in Oregon Statesman
INSCRIPTION: Dennis F. Baars 1910 - 1966
CONTACT: Glenn A. Baars, 1200 NE Territorial Rd., #92, Canby, OR 97313. <gbaars@canby.com>
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Baars, Harry Earl
LAST: Baars		FIRST: Harry	MID: Earl
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 9 Nov 1903	DIED: 12 Jul 1976	BURIED: 16 Jul 1976
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Bradley, Kankakee Co., Illinois
DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
OBITUARY: No obit found in Oregon Statesman
CONTACT: Glenn A.Baars, 1200 NE Territorial Rd., #92, Canby, OR 97313. <gbaars@canby.com>
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Baars, Hester Bertha
LAST: Baars		FIRST: Hester	MID: Bertha
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Byrns		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 10 Mar 1877	DIED: 6 Dec 1937	BURIED: 8 Dec 1937
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : McPherson, McPherson Co., Kansas
DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
OBITUARY: Mrs. Hester Baars, at Portland December 6, at the age of 60 years. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mabel Schindler and Mrs. Grace Churchill, and two sons, Harry E. Baars and Dennis F. Baars, all of Portland; a brother, B. F. Byrnes of Oregon City, and four grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held from the Clough-Barrich chapel Wednesday, December 8, at 1 pm. Dr. James E. Milligan will officiate. Interment IOOF cemetery. Oregon Statesman 8 Dec. 1937 5:1.
INSCRIPTION: Mother, Hester B. Baars, 1877 - 1937
SOURCES: ODI OSBH DC (Multnomah Co., #1937) #4037 OS 8 Dec 1937 5:1
CONTACT: Glenn A. Baars, 1200 NE Territorial Rd., #92, Canby, OR 97313. <gbaars@canby.com>
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Baars, Raymond Conrad
LAST: Baars		FIRST: Raymond	MID: Conrad
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 18 Feb 1901	DIED: 13 May 1926	BURIED: 17 May 1926
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Logger
BIRTH PLACE : Bradley, Kankakee Co., Illinois
DEATH PLACE: Waconda, Clackamas Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1926) #343 - Raymond Conrad Baars, male, married to Cansby Baars, occupation Logger, b. 18 Feb 1901 in Illinois, d. 13 May 1926 near Waconda, Oregon at the age of 25 y's 2 m's 25 d's, name of father Wm. Baars (b. Illinois), maiden name of mother Esther B. Burns (b. Kansas), interment 17 May, undertaker Webb & Clough, informant Wm. Baars of Waconda, Oregon; City records indicates a burial for Raymond Baar in March 1926, lot 062; Note: Waconda was a railway stop on the Oregon Electric Railway.
OBITUARY: Raymond Conrad Baars died near Waconda on Thursday, May 13, at the age of 25 years. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Baars, two brothers, Dennis and Harry, of Gervais, and two sisters, Grace Baars and Mrs. Mabel Etteberg. Funeral services will be held from the Webb funeral parlors on Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. Ernesten will officiate. Interment in IOOF cemetery. Oregon Statesman 15 May 1926 5:7.
INSCRIPTION: Raymond C. Baars, 1901 - 1926.
SOURCES: ODI OSBH (Marion County 1926) #343 OS 15 May 1926 5:7
CONTACT: Glenn A.Baars, 1200 NE Territorial Rd., #92, Canby, OR 97313. <gbaars@canby.com>
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Baars, William Frederick
LAST: Baars		FIRST: William	MID: Frederick
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 29 Dec 1873	DIED: 28 Nov 1941	BURIED: Dec 1941
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois
DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Multnomah County 1941) #3705 - Wm. Frederick Baars, male, widower (Hester), occupation laborer, b. 29 Dec 1873 in Illinois, d. 28 Nov 1941 in Portland, Oregon (Multnomah Co. Hospital) at the age of 67 y's 10 m's 30 d's, name of father Chris Baars (b. Germany), interment 1 Dec IOOF, undertaker Jacobson Co., informant Harry Baars;
OBITUARY: No obituary found in Oregon Statesman
INSCRIPTION: Father Wm. F. Baars 1873 - 1941
SOURCES: OSBH DC (Multnomah County 1941) #3705
CONTACT: Glenn A. Baars, 1200 NE Territorial Rd., #92, Canby, OR 97313. <gbaars@canby.com>
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Baba, Bert
LAST: Baba		FIRST: Bert	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Feb 1938	BURIED: Feb 1938
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: Marion County Burial;
SOURCES: LR
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Babcock, Charles E.
LAST: Babcock		FIRST: Charles	MID: E.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1863	DIED: 13 Jul 1921	BURIED: 14 Jul 1921
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Laborer
BIRTH PLACE : New York
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1921) #435 - Charley E. Babcock, male, married (Mrs. Ida Babcock), occupation Laborer, b. 1863 in New York, d. 13 Jul 1921 in Salem, Oregon (Oregon State Hospital - 4 y's 1 m) at the age of 58 years, usual residence Eugene, Oregon, name of father L. S. Babcock (b. New York), interment 14 Jul, undertaker Terwilliger; Funeral charged to Mrs. B. H. Woods;
INSCRIPTION: Babcock Charles 1863 - 1921 (shares marker with Katherine and Ida) (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD Terwilliger Vol 4 #1042 OSBH DC (Marion County 1921) #435
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Babcock, Frelon J.
LAST: Babcock		FIRST: Frelon	MID: J.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Captain
BORN: Jun 1843	DIED: 2 Nov 1891	BURIED: 4 Nov 1891
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Cabinet maker, Businessman, Marion County Clerk
BIRTH PLACE : Burke, Caledonia Co., Vermont
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - F. J. Babcock, age 51, died in Salem of consumption, county clerk of Marion Co.; See also: Marion Co., probate file #1314; From Oregon Statesman 18 Aug 1899 5:2: 1880 Census of Salem shows F. J. Babcock, age 38 (b. VT) as a cabinet maker, I. M. age 30, as his wife (b. R.I.) and two children: W. P. , age 4, son and J. age 1 month, daughter. Ida M. Babcock, administratrix of the estate of F. J. Babcock, deceased, yesterday ruled her final account in the probate court and asked that a day be appointed when the same should be heard, and that she be discharged from further liability in the premises, and her bondsmen exonerated. Judge Terrel named Saturday, September 23d, at 10 o’clock a.m. as the time for hearing the final account.
OBITUARY: CAPT. F. J. BABCOCK PASSES AWAY. Death of the County Clerk of Marion County, After a Protracted Illness. At 5:30 yesterday morning Capt. F. J. Babcock, county clerk of Marion county, yielded his life to the illness which had prostrated him for so many weeks, and a few hours later the fire alarm bell, tolling in measured, mournful tones, carried to the fire boys and the public news that one of their member had passed to that bourne whence no traveler returns. Capt. Babcock had been ill for many years and his death came as no surprise. Several times before he had been quite low and the end was expected, but each time he rallied sufficiently to be around and able to attend to business. When death came, it found Capt. Babcock surrounded by his family, who heard his last words, he retaining consciousness almost to the last and realizing that his lease of life was fast expiring. A MILITARY RECORD Frelon J. Babcock was born in June 1843, at Burke, Vermont, and came of a family of soldiers, his great grandfather having been first lieutenant in the fourth division of Vermont artillery. Capt. Babcock entered the service on June 1, 1861, enlisting in Co., I, third regiment of Vermont infantry, which became a part of the Vermont brigade that did such noble fighting. On Oct. 23, 1862, he was discharged for disbility--pulmonary consumption--and it was thought then that he would never reach home alive. But his constitution was such that he rallied and on August 6, 1863, had so nearly regained his health as to be able to re-enlist, joining the same company and regiment. On Sept. 26, 1864, he was discharged as corporal, to accept promotion of first lieutenant in forty first U. S. colored troops. Until his final discharge on Sept. 30, 1865, he served as first lieutenant and also as adjutant in this company, participating during the service in the batles of the peninsula, at Fredericksburg. He was wounded at the Wilderness, and at Gettysburg he was in the reserve force. He was twice wounded--once in the arm and again in the leg--and was receiving a pension of $4 per month for wounds. A MASON OF HIGH DEGREE Capt. Babcock was a Mason of the 32d degree, Scottish rite, and was a member of the council of Royal and Select masons. He was made a Mason in Vermont and took most of the degrees in that state. Coming to Salem in the fall of 1868, he was one of the charter members of Pacific lodge, No. 50, of which he became the first worshipful master and was afterward several times re-elected. In 1879, he was elected grand secretary of the Grand lodge and served in that capacity during eight years. He was past eminent commander of Albany Knight Templar commandry and since last Tuesday was past recorder of the Grand commandry of Oregon, having held that office since the organization of that order in the state. His successor in office was chosen a week ago. IN THE GRAND ARMY One of the charter members of Sedgwick post, G. A. R., of Salem, Capt. Babcock was that post's first commander, having been elected to that position Sept. 26, 1882. He was re-elected in 1883, but soon after resigned, having been elected senior vice department commander of the G. A. R., of Oregon. In February, 1884, he was elected department commander, department of Oregon. AS A PUBLIC SERVANT Mr. Babcock served Salem during a part of one term as city treasurer, having been appointed to fill a vacancy. He was also at one time a member of the city council. In 1888 he was elected county clerk, and in 1890 was again the people's choice for the same position. After Mr. Babcock's arrival in Salem he entered into the manufacture of furniture, in connection with Mr. Parmenter, and in this business was actively engaged until elected county clerk. In 1871 at Salem, Mr. Babcock was married to Ida M. Pratt, daughter of Capt. L. E. Pratt, who survives him. To them four children were born, the elder son living but a short time. The children surviving are: William, aged 15, Grace, age 12; and May 3 1/2 years. Mrs. John Gray, of this city, is a sister of Mr. Babcock. The funeral, which will be conducted by the Masonic fraternity, will be at 2 o'clock Wednesday, from the family residence. The service will be by Rev. P. S. Knight, and the remains will be interred in the Rural cemetery. Oregon Statesman, Nov. 3, 1891; 4:3. FUNERAL of CAPTAIN BABCOCK It Will Be Conducted by the Masonic Order from the Congregational Church Today. At 2 p.m. today, the funeral of the late Capt. F. J. Babcock will be conducted from the Congregational Church. The services will be conducted by Rev. P. S. Knight, who will be assisted by Rev. C. L. Corwin. The ceremonies at the grave will be under the auspices of the Masonic order, Grand Master Brennan Van Dusen, of the Grand lodge of Oregon, conducting the service at the grave. The Masonic order of the city will assist in the exercises, and a considerable escort of the commandry and the grand lodge is expected to assist. The casket will open at the home from 9 to 12 o'clock today, but it will not be opened at the church. PACIFIC LODGE A special meeting of Pacific lodge, No. 50, A. F. & A. M. is called for 12:30 today. Masons in good standing will be present to attend the funeral in a body. ATTENTION SEDGWICK POST You are requested to meet at our hall, over State Insurance building, at 1 o'clock Wednesday, the 4th, to attend the funeral of our deceased comrade, F. J. Babcock. Don't forget to bring your memorial badges with you. By order of F. B. Southwick, P. C. THE FIREMEN Capt. Babcock was a member of the North Salem Fire company, No. 3's, and to do him honor Chief Low, of the fire department, has ordered the firemen to attend his funeral in a body. Firemen will assemble at Tiger engine house at 1:30 p.m. today for this purpose. Oregon Statesman, Nov. 4, 1891; 4:2. [contains a black & white line drawing of his head]
INSCRIPTION: Frelon J. Babcock 1843 - 1891 (on same marker with Ida M.) (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials DAR pg 60 S&H pg 80 1880 Census of Salem, Marion Co., Oregon, pg. 7-A OS 3 Nov 1891 4:3 OS 4 Nov 1891 4:2
MILITARY: Co. I, 3rd Regt. Vermont infantry
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Babcock, Ida
LAST: Babcock		FIRST: Ida	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Cecil		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 27 Dec 1858	DIED: 22 May 1927	BURIED: 25 May 1927
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Nurse
BIRTH PLACE : Afton, Union Co., Iowa
DEATH PLACE: Eugene, Lane Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Lane County 1927) #206 - Ida Babcock, female, widow, b. 27 Dec 1858 in Afton, Iowa, d. 22 May 1927 in Eugene, Oregon (Pac. Christian Hosp.) at the age of 68 y's 4 m's 25 d's, name of father "Mr. Cecil" (b. Iowa), maiden name of mother not known by informant, interment IOOF 25 May, undertaker Veatch Funeral Home, informant Mrs. J. W. Geiger of 957 W 5th Eugene; City diagram shows her in 4 NW.
OBITUARY: BABCOCK--Died at Eugene May 22, Mrs. Ida Babcock, formerly of Salem. Remains will arrive at Salem in care of Terwilliger's funeral home today at 1 o'clock. Graveside services will be held at the IOOF cemetery at 1:30, Elder Jacobs officiating. Oregon Statesman 25 May 1927 5:7.
INSCRIPTION: Babcock Ida 1859 - 1927 (shares marker with Katherine and Charles) (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD ODI OSBH DC (Lane Co., 1927) #206 OS 25 May 1927 5:7
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Babcock, Ida Maria
LAST: Babcock		FIRST: Ida	MID: Maria
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Pratt		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 13 Jun 1850	DIED: 21 Jan 1939	BURIED: 24 Jan 1939
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : South Kingston, Rhode Island
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH (Marion County 1939) #55 - Ida Babcock, female, widow of F. J. Babcock, b. 13 Jun 1850 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, d. 21 Jan 1939 in Salem, Oregon at the age of 88 years, 7 months, 8 days, name of father: L. E. Pratt (b. Rhode Island), maiden name of mother: Nancy Lawrence, interment IOOF 24 Jan, undertaker Clough-Barrick, informant Miss Grace Babcock.
OBITUARY: Mrs. Ida Babcock Dies at Age 88 -- Funeral Set Tuesday for Well-Known Pioneer Resident Here -- Mrs. Ida Maria Babcock, prominent Salem pioneer resident, died yesterday noon following a long illness at her family residence, 749 North Commercial street. She was 88 years old. Services will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Tuesday, January 24, at 1:30 p.m., with burial at IOOF cemetery, Dr. W. C. Kantner and Rev. Robert Hutchinson will have charge. Father and Husband Prominent She was born in South Kingston, Rhode Island, June 13, 1850, and was the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Emily Pratt. Her father brought the family to Oregon while she was a young girl, Capt. Pratt established the first woolen mill in Salem and was a well-known river boat captain. On March 8, 1871, she was married to Freeland J. Babcock, former Marion county clerk. Her husband served as a captain in the civil war and was a prominent Masonic member. Of their four children, two survive, Miss Grace Babcock of Salem and Mrs. C. A. Maulding of Ocean Lake. Two sons are deceased, Pratt Babcock and William Paul Babcock who died in 1924. Active in Club Work Mrs. Babcock was long a member of the First Congregational church. She was a charter member of the Women's Relief corps and first department president of that organization. She was also a member of the Eastern Star, Past Matrons" association, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Old Timers' club and the Priscilla club. Survivors include the two daughters, two granddaughters, Miss Bertha Babcock of Salem, Mrs. Oliver Jessup of Portland; niece, Mrs. Carrie Beechler. Oregon Statesman 22 Jan 1939 5:1 BABCOCK -- Mrs. Ida Maria Babcock, at the residence, 749 North Commercial street, January 21, at the age of 88 years. Survived by daughters, Miss Grace Babcock of Salem, Mrs. C. A. Maulding of Ocean Lake; granddaughters, Miss Bertha Babcock of Salem, Mrs. Oliver Jessup of Portland; nieces, Mrs. Carrie Beechler of Salem, Ida Haas of Oakland, California, siss Pratt, Mrs. J. W. Miles, Portland; nephew, F. B. Pratt of Portland; great grandson, Billy Jessup of Portland. Funeral services will be held from Clough-Barrick chapel Tuesday, January 24, at 1:30 p.m. with interment at IOOF cemetery, Drs. W. C. Kantner and Robert Hutchinson officiating. Casket will be open to friends until service time. Oregon Statesman 24 Jan 1939 5:1.
INSCRIPTION: Babcock Ida M. 1850 - 1939 (on same marker with Frelon J.) (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD ODI OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1939) #55 S&H pg 80 OS 22 Jan 1939 5:1 OS 24 Jan 1939 5:1.
MILITARY: Women's Relief corps
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Babcock, Jason Pratt
LAST: Babcock		FIRST: Jason	MID: Pratt
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Master
BORN: 1872	DIED: 1877	BURIED: 1877
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
INSCRIPTION: Jason P. Babcock 1872 - 1877 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD DAR pg 60 S&H pg 80
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Babcock, Katherine
LAST: Babcock		FIRST: Katherine	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: DeBord		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 30 May 1838	DIED: 5 Sep 1923	BURIED: Sep 1923
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Indiana
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1923) #601 - Catherine Babcock, female, widowed, b. 30 May 1838 in Indiana, d. 5 Sep 1923 in Salem, Oregon (700 High St.) at the age of 85 years, 3 m's 10 d's, name of father Stephen DeBord (New York), maiden name of mother Delphi Stewart (b. Scotland), interment 8 Sep, undertaker Terwilliger, informant Mrs. E. E. Woods of 700 N. High St.; Funeral charged to Mrs. B. Woods;
OBITUARY: Mrs. Catherine Babcock died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Woods, 700 North High street. Remains in care of Terwilliger home. Funeral arrangements later. Oregon Statesman 6 Sep 1923 5:5 The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Babcock who died Wednesday, will be held Saturday (Sabbath day) at 3 o’clock. Burial in the family plot at IOOF hall. Survived by one son, W. R. Babcock, Caldwell, Idaho; and two daughters, Mrs. H. B. Armatage, Trenton, Neb., and Mrs. B. N. Wood of Salem, and two grandsons. Oregon Statesman 7 Sep 1923 5:4
INSCRIPTION: Babcock Katherine 1838 - 1924 (photo available) (shares marker with Charles and Ida)
SOURCES: LR LD OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1923) #601 Terwilliger Vol 5 #1218 OS 6 Sep 1923 5:5 OS 7 Sep 1923 5:4
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Bachman, August
LAST: Bachman		FIRST: August	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Abt 1811	DIED: 31 Mar 1899	BURIED: 2 Apr 1899
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Cabinet Maker
BIRTH PLACE : Saxony
DEATH PLACE: The Dalles, Wasco Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - August Bachman, age 88 y's, 2 m's 27 d's, died in The Dalles of old age; 1870 Census - A. Bachman, male, age 59, cabinet maker, b. Saxony, is enumerated with H. Bachman, female, b. Bavaria, and A., male, age 17, b. Iowa;
OBITUARY: At his home in The Dalles, Oregon, Friday, March 31, 1899, August Bachman, aged 88 years. Deceased leaves four children to mourn his demise: Mrs. S. D. Cole, of Salem; Mrs. W. Cross, of Great Falls, Montana; Mrs. F. Tooze, of Wilsonville, Clackamas county, and August Bachman, of Grant county. The remains will be brought to Salem on the 11 a.m. train today, and interment will be had in Rural cemetery. Funeral ceremonies will be conducted at the grave. All friends and acquaintances are invited to be present. Oregon Statesman 2 Apr 1899 8:4
SOURCES: IOOF Register of Burials 1870 Oregon Census (Marion Co., Salem Pct., pg 27, FA #233) OS 2 Apr 1899 8:4
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Bachman, Catherine
LAST: Bachman		FIRST: Catherine	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: Abt 1815	DIED: 2 Sep 1887	BURIED: 3 Sep 1887
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Catherine Bochman [sic], age 72,;
OBITUARY: At her residence in Salem, on Friday morning, September 2, 1887, at 5 o'clock, Mrs. Catharine Bachman, wife of A. Bachman, aged 72 years. Mrs. Bachman's death resulted indirectly from an accident about six weeks since in which she broke her thigh. A complication of disease set in, and she gradually sank till her death. She will be buried today (Saturday) at 2 o'clock p.m., from the residence, corner of Liberty and Union streets. Weekly Oregon Statesman, Sept. 9, 1887; 8:3.
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials WOS 9 Sep 1887 8:3 OS 6 Jan 1888 (Necrology)
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Bacon, Alva
LAST: Bacon		FIRST: Alva	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Jan 1954	BURIED: 9 Jan 1954
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
INSCRIPTION: No marker found as of April 2002
SOURCES: LR
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Bacon, Harry Elmer
LAST: Bacon		FIRST: Harry	MID: Elmer
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Abt 1899	DIED: 4 Jan 1915	BURIED: 7 Jan 1915
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Laborer
BIRTH PLACE : Iowa
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1915) #203; - Harry Elmer Bacon, male, single, b. Iowa, d. 4 Jan 1915 in Salem, Oregon (six miles SW of) at the age of 16 y's 10 m's 10 d's, name of father Alva Bacon (b. Wisconsin), maiden name of mother Ida Sadler (b. Iowa), interment 7 Jan, undertaker Lehman & Clough, informant Alva Bacon.; Funeral charged to Alva Bacon
OBITUARY: SHOT KILLS LAD Blasius Grasser Charged With Second Degree Murder. Elmer Bacon, Sixteen, While on Way to Chop Wood Monday, Across the River, Meets Sudden Death. Shot by a neighbor who was guarding a newly posted "No Trespassing" sign, Elmer Bacon, 16 years old, lies dead at the county coroner’s office from the effects of the wounds received at 7:30 yesterday morning near the Blasius Grasser tract, six miles south of Salem. Grasser is in jail charged with second degree murder. The boy is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bacon of Marion county, who have a ranch adjoining the Grasser property on the river road. Whistling When Death Comes. With his father Elmer started early yesterday morning to cut wood on some adjoining land. Unusually happy and light hearted, the lad ran ahead of the father, singing and whistling. He reached the crossroads where a sign had recently been posted by a neighbor advising against trespassing, and was about to climb over a fence next to it, which led to his work, when there was a report from a shotgun, and the boy fell with his back and left side of the face loaded with shot. The father picked up the boy and two neighbors. Knute Nelson and Andy Kohler, who heard the shot came to the scene and carried the boy to the Bacon home, where he died at noon. No one saw the shot fired, so far as can be ascertained. Grasser Admits Shooting. Sheriff Esch arrived on the scene later with Coroner Clough. The direction of some of the shot which had hit the post, was taken and being due north, it was traced to a corner of the Grasser tract, where gun wadding was found and where the tress had been bent and cut. Big boot footsteps were traced to the Grasser cabin. A neighbor named Misse said that Grasser had come to him a little earlier and asked him to take care of things as he, Grasser, was going away for a few days. Neighbors stated that Grasser said on Saturday that he would place trespassing signs and that he would shoot the first person he saw on the line. Grasser lives alone in his cabin. His wife died some years ago. His two daughters are in Germany. Taken into custody Grasser admitted the shooting. Inquest Today. An inquest will be held at the county coroner’s today at 1 o’clock. Grasser is in the county jail, where he is held with a charge of second degree murder. The Bacon family is bowed in grief. This is the second of the family who has met a tragic death. Two years ago a daughter 13 years old died from the results of burns. Elmer Bacon, the oldest child and help of the family, was a big handsome boy, and the idol of his parents. Gun shot hit him on the left side of the body. The shot came from an old fashioned single barrel shotgun. Daily Oregon Statesman 5 Jan 1915 8:4. Funeral services over the 16-year-old lad, Harry Elmer Bacon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bacon of near Liberty, who died Monday from gunshot wounds, were held yesterday at 2 p.m. from the parlors of Lehman & Clough. Rev. F. T. Porter officiated. Interment was in the Odd Fellows’ cemetery. The pallbearers were boyhood friends of the lad who was so sadly a victim. Daily Oregon Statesman 7 Jan 1915 5:3. MANSLAUGHTER FOR GRASSER Convicted of Killing Elmer Bacon January 4. Crime Punishable by 5-15 years. Will Be Sentenced Tuesday, January 26. Manslaughter was the verdict returned against Blasius Grasser by the jury last night at 10:30 o’clock after over six hours deliberation. The crime of which Grasser was convicted was the killing of Elmer Bacon, a 16-year-old boy, near Liberty on January 4. The crime is punishable by five to fifteen years in the penitentiary. Grasser will be sentenced Tuesday, January 26, at 9 a.m. According to the testimony of Alva Bacon, father of the boy, he and his son had started from their home about 7 o’clock in the morning to go to a tract where they were cutting wood. The boy was a short distance ahead of his father and was climbing over a fence where four tracts join, one of the tracts belonging to Grasser, when his father heard a shot, followed immediately by the boy saying "Oh". The father ran and found the boy lying on the land belonging to Knute Anderson, about five feet from the Grasser property. The boy had been shot with a shotgun in the left side of the face and body. Father on Stand Bacon, according to his testimony, called for help and a German whose name Bacon did not remember, a Mr. Anderson and a Mr. Miller came and helped carry the boy home, where he died about four hours later. Bacon stated that he was not personally acquainted with Grasser but knew him by sight. He said he had been cutting wood for about six weeks and had never seen any trespass signs on Grasser’s property. He also said that he and his son did not step on Grasser’s land in climbing the fence but crossed diagonally on the opposite side of a large oak post set where the four tracts cornered. Heard Grasser Complain Knute Anderson testified that he had heard Grasser complain of people breaking down his fence and heard him say that he would shoot any one trespassing. K. Louis Miller who lives at the Anderson home, corroborated Anderson’s testimony. Mrs. Knute Anderson also said she had heard Grasser make the threat New Year’s day. S. H. Mize, another neighbor, said that he had heard Grasser state that he had been bothered by people crossing his property and breaking the fences. Mize said he had crossed the Grasser land, leaving the fence down, and that Grasser had asked him to cross in another place, but that he had Grasser had not quarreled. Sheriff Gives Testimony After the testimony of Dr. C. H. Robertson as to the cause of the young man’s death, Sheriff Esch was called and identified the gun offered as evidence. Sheriff Esch testified that when and Grasser were walking down the road after Grasser’s arrest that the latter admitted having fired the shot but said he did not know he had hurt anyone. Sheriff Esch stated that in the presence of W. E. Needham, deputy sheriff, and E. R. Ringo, after Grasser had been brought in to the county jail Grasser said he had risen early and had gone down to the fence corner where he said he had posted trespass warning, and waited until he saw some one approach. He fired and without waiting to inspect the result of his shot went home and cooked breakfast. Cooks Breakfast After Shooting Grasser, who is a widower, lived alone and had very little to do with his neighbors. He is reported to have two daughters in Germany. He is about 50 years old. He testified, through an interpreter, Gus Heyden, and said in general that he had been bothered with people trespassing at various times for several years. He said after the shooting that he heard no outcry and did not know that he said after the shooting that he heard a yell when he had almost reached home, but did not investigate. The case came up for trial Thursday and the greater part of the day was spent by the jury at the scene of the crime, about six miles southwest of this city. Alva Bacon, the first witness was called about 4:30 p.m. Thursday. Yesterday the court room was packed to the doors and many were standing in the corridors outside. When the case went to the jury practically all the spectators remained in their seats hoping the verdict would soon be returned. Only a few, however, were there when the jury returned. Daily Oregon Statesman 23 Jan 1915 2:4-5. Grasser Sentenced Today. Blasius Grasser, convicted of manslaughter for the killing of Elmer Bacon, will be sentenced in department No. 1 of the circuit court this morning at 9 o’clock. The crime of which Grasser is convicted is punishable by a term of five to fifteen years in the penitentiary. Daily Oregon Statesman 26 Jan 1915 5:4
INSCRIPTION: BACON (no marker found as of 3/2002 - but "Bacon" written on curb) (photo available)
SOURCES: LR ODI S&H p. 5 OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1915) #203 DOS 5 Jan 1915 8:4 DOS 7 Jan 1915 5:3 DOS 23 Jan 1915 2:4-5 DOS 26 Jan 1915 5:4.
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Bacon, Ida May
LAST: Bacon		FIRST: Ida	MID: May
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: 15 Sep 1936	BURIED: Sep 1936
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Yamhill Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Yamhill Co., 1936) #798;
INSCRIPTION: Ida Bacon (etched in curbing) (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD ODI
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Badkin, Frances Anna
LAST: Badkin		FIRST: Frances	MID: Anna
GENDER:	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 21 May 1916	DIED: 4 Aug 1998	BURIED:
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: She was first married to Harry Eyerly and then Lyle Badkin.
OBITUARY: FRANCES ANNA EYERLY BADKIN -- May 21, 1916 -- Aug. 4, 1998 Frances Badkin, 82 of Salem died Tuesday. She was born in Salem and attended Salem High School and Oregon Business College. She married Harry Eyerly and was extremely active in his business ventures including car racing, boating and stunt flying and a car dealership. She was also a pilot and member of the Sports Car Club of America. She was a member of the Church of the Science of Mind. Her husband Harry Eyerly is deceased and her husband Lyle Badkin is also deceased. She was dedicated to helping animals. Survivors include her sons, Mike and Larry Eyerly, both of Salem; six grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren. At her request no services will be held. Arrangements are by Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Contributions: Union Gospel Mission or Humane Society of the Willamette Valley. Statesman/Journal, Aug. 8, 1998, __:1.
SOURCES: S/J, Aug. 8, 1998, __:1.
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Bagley, Alvin Watson
LAST: Bagley		FIRST: Alvin	MID: Watson
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1867	DIED: 23 Jan 1916	BURIED: 25 Jan 1916
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Real Estate
BIRTH PLACE : New York
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #56 - Alvin W. Bagley, male, married, occupation real estate, b. in New York, d. 23 Jan 1916 in Salem, Oregon (1/2 mile east of) at the age of 48 years, name of father William Bagley (b. New York) maiden name of mother Anna S. Mulkey (b. Mo.), interment 25 Jan IOOF, undertaker Lehman & Clough, informant Mrs. Edith Bagley of Salem;
OBITUARY: *
INSCRIPTION: Alvin W. Bagley 1867 - 1916
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials Barrick record #435 S&H pg 69 OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #56
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Bagley, Ambrie William
LAST: Bagley		FIRST: Ambrie	MID: William
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: abt 1880	DIED: 27 Jan 1988	BURIED: 30 Jan 1988
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Nurseryman
BIRTH PLACE : Hood River, Hood River Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
OBITUARY: Ambrie William Bagley, 85, of Salem died Wednesday. He was born in Hood River. He lived in Portland before coming to Salem in 1916. He graduated from Oregon State University in 1924. He owned and operated Field & Bagley Greenhouses in Salem, retiring in 1965. He was a member of Emmanuel Bible Church. Survivors include his daughters Ann Bagley of Salem and Lorraine Kelley of Yreka, Calif. Viewing will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Barrick mortuary, Salem. Graveside services will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday in Salem Pioneer Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the church memorial fund. Statesman-Journal, Jan. 29, 1988; 2B:3
SOURCES: LR SJ 29 Jan 1988 2-B:3
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Bagley, Anna S.
LAST: Bagley		FIRST: Anna	MID: S.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Mulkey		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 1841	DIED: Jan 1904	BURIED: 4 Jan 1904
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Missouri
DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - A. S. Bagley, age 60 y's 5 m's 14 d's, died in Portland of cancer; 1880 - Ann Bagley, age 36, b. Missouri, is enumerated with husband William, age 49, a farmer b. in New York, and children Viola, age 19, teaching school, Clara B., age 17, William H., age 14, Alvin W., age 12, and Mary E., age 9, all born in Oregon;
OBITUARY: To Her Final Rest The remains of Mrs. Annie M. Bagley, who died in Portland recently, of cancer, were brought to this city on the 11 o’clock train and were given burial at the Odd Fellows’ cemetery immediately afterward. Brief services were conducted at the graveside by Revs. T. F. Royal and W. F. Gordon. The deceased was formerly a resident of this city, was quite well known and highly respected, and was a widow of the late William Bagley, who preceded her to the grave six months ago. The deceased leaves one son, Alvin W. Bagley, of Portland. Oregon Statesman 5 January 1904 4:2-3
INSCRIPTION: Anna S. Bagley Born 1841 - 1904 Mother
SOURCES: LD IOOF Register of Burials DAR pg 72 1880 Oregon Census (Benton Co., Toledo Pct., ED 8, FA #15) OS 5 January 1904 4:2,3
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Bagley, Edith
LAST: Bagley		FIRST: Edith	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Field		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 26 May 1872	DIED: 24 Sep 1949	BURIED: 27 Sep 1949
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1949) #252 - Edith Field Bagley, female, married, housewife, b. 26 May 1872 in Salem, Oregon, d. 24 Sep 1949 in Salem, Oregon (3795 Center St.) at the age of 79 years, name of father Dexter Field, maiden name of mother Elisa Cassity, interment 27 Sep IOOF, undertaker Golden, informant Ambrie Field;
OBITUARY: *
INSCRIPTION: Edith F. Bagley 1872 - 1949
SOURCES: LR LD OSBH DC (Marion County 1949) #252 S&H pg 69
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Bagley, Edith Reynolds
LAST: Bagley		FIRST: Edith	MID: Reynolds
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Pentland		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 9 Feb 1870	DIED: 13 Jul 1893	BURIED: 15 Jul 1893
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : The Dalles, Wasco Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Mrs. Edith Bagley, age 23 y's 6 m's 4 d's, died in Salem of blood poisoning, wife of W. H. Bagley;
OBITUARY: Died--Bagley--In Salem, Thursday, July 13, 1893, Edith R., wife of W. H. Bagley, aged 23 years, 6 months and 4 days. Mrs. Bagley was sick about three weeks. She had trouble with her teeth which made it necessary to have several of them extracted and that was the beginning of difficulty that ended in blood poisoning and death at 6:50 o'clock last evening. Deceased, whose maiden name was Pentland, was born at The Dalles February 9, 1870. When seven or eight years of age she went with her parents to Scio, which was her home until her marriage with Mr. Bagley February 12, 1889. In 1885 Miss Pentland entered Willamette university and two years later was graduated from the academic department and conservatory of music. Mrs. Bagley leaves a husband, a daughter 3 1/2 years old, her mother, Mrs E. E. Pentland, a sister, Miss Florence Reynolds, a step-sister, Mrs. S. L. Brooks of The Dalles and a step-brother, E. C. Pentland of Independence. She was a faithful member of the First Congregational church. Her many excellent traits of character, her genial and even temperament and her graces of mind and person made her hosts of warm friends at The Dalles, at Scio and in Salem where she was so well known. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Oregon Statesman, July 14, 1893, 4:4
INSCRIPTION: Edith R. Wife of William Bagley Died July 13, 1893 Aged 23 years, 5 months, 4 days
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials DAR pg 67 S&H p. 69 OS 14 Jul 1893 4:4
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Bagley, Ellen E.
LAST: Bagley		FIRST: Ellen	MID: E.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 24 Nov 1833	DIED: 13 Dec 1904	BURIED: 14 Dec 1904
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Ellen Bagley, age 77, died in Salem of heart failure, was the mother of Mrs. J. P. Robertson; OSBH DC (Marion County1904) #1679, Ellen Bagley, female, divorced, housewife, d. Dec. 13, 1904, burial in IOOF Cem. Dec. 15, 1904, W. T. Rigdon; Funeral ordered by Mrs. J. P. Robertson;
OBITUARY: At the home of J. P. Robertson, 406 Center street, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, December 13, 1904, at 5 o'clock p. m., Mrs. Ellen Bagley, aged 74 years and 19 days, the immediate cause of her death being heart failure. Deceased was born in Columbus, Ohio, on November 24, 1833. She had lived in the vicinity of Salem for many years, and during the past twelve years had resided continuously in this city. In July of the present year she had a fall, in which she sustained a fracture of the thigh. She was confined in the hospital for a period of three months, but never fully recovered from the injury on account of her advanced age. Mrs. Bagley was a devout Christian woman and an earnest church worker, being a member of the First M. E. church of this city. She leaves three sisters, besides a wide circle of friends to mourn her death. Her sisters are: Mrs. J. P. Robertson and Mrs. Workman, of Salem, and Mrs. Deardoff, of Oakland, Oregon. The funeral services will be announced later. Daily Oregon Statesman 14 Dec 1904, 4:4.
INSCRIPTION: Ellen E. Bagley November 24 1833 - December 13 1904
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials OSBH DC (Marion County 1904) #1679 Rigdon Bk 3 #19 DAR pg 40 DOS 14 Dec 1904 4:4.
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Bagley, Infant
LAST: Bagley		FIRST: Infant	MID:
GENDER:	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: 23 Oct 1928	BURIED: Oct 1928
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child