McBee, Frances
LAST: McBee		FIRST: Frances	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Miss
BORN: 14 May 1848	DIED: 23 Apr 1863	BURIED: Apr 1863
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
BIRTH PLACE : Missouri
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Age: 14 years, 11 months, 9 days; daughter of John McBee and Sarah Matheny McBee.
INSCRIPTION: Frances McBee Daughter of J. & S. McBee Born May 14, 1848 Died Apr. 23, 1863
SOURCES: DAR pg 30
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McBee, John C.
LAST: McBee		FIRST: John	MID: C.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Master
BORN: 8 Nov 1849	DIED: 25 Oct 1852	BURIED: Oct 1852
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
BIRTH PLACE : Missouri
DEATH PLACE: Blue Mountains or Snake River
NOTES: Age: 2 years, 11 months, 17 days; John McBee, Jr. died on the trail to Oregon and is memorialized on the family marker. His parents were John McBee and Sarah Matheny McBee.
INSCRIPTION: John C. McBee son of J. & S. McBee born 8 Nov 1849 died 25 Oct 1852
SOURCES: DAR pg 30 OJ 27 June 1922
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McBee, John
LAST: McBee		FIRST: John	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: abt 1820	DIED: 28 Jul 1865	BURIED:
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Ohio
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: 1860 Marion Co. census lists J. McBee, 40, farmer, b. OH DLC #1224 Married Sarah Matheny, 7/13/1845, Ray Co., Missouri; "Captain of Militia in pioneer Missouri during the Mormon troubles. He left Missouri on accounty of slavery." Mar. Co. Adm. Notice of estate 19 Feb to 5 Mar 66, F. M. Rice, admin. "Four McBee brothers started from Missouri to Oregon with the 1852 covered wagon immigration; two, Levi and Thomas, died on the plains, and John became a prominent pioneer here. The other brother, William, spent the first winter in Marion county and settled in Benton county, seven miles south of Corvallis. John McBee started across the plains, he put $5,000 into his outfit; had 16 yoke of oxen and four wagons. So many men of John McBee's company started across the plains poorly equipped, or suffered losses on the way that, out of the 16 yoke of good oxen and four large, fine wagons with which he started, when he arrived at The Dalles he had two wagons and only two yoke of oxen. He did not have the heart to refuse aid to unfortunate fellow travelers on the way, even though impoverishing himself. At The Dalles, he traded a yoke of oxen and $10 in money for a sack of flour. The whole company unloaded the heavier freight and took it down the Columbia on a raft. The raft struck a rock in the stream and the jar threw out part of the freight. In this way, the McBees lost a chest that contained the family records. The rest of the company came by way of the Barlow road over the Cascades and into the Willamette valley. The McBee family settled near Halls Ferry and after a year moved to the hills south of Salem, near Liberty. Lockley, 21 June 1922, Hendricks, 16, 17 Jan. 1935
OBITUARY: On the 28th day of July, 1865, in Salem, Oregon, John McBee. Disease unknown. Weekly Oregon Statesman 7 August 1865 2:7
SOURCES: OS 7 Aug 1865 2:7 Lockley, OJ 21 June 1922 Hendricks, OS 16, 17 January 1935
MILITARY: Captain of Militia in Missouri
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McBee, Mary Ellen
LAST: McBee		FIRST: Mary	MID: Ellen
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 11 Nov 1851	DIED: 25 Sep 1852	BURIED: Sep 1852
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Missouri
DEATH PLACE: eastern Oregon
NOTES: Age: 10 months, 14 days Died from cholera. One account says near Pendleton, the other near the Snake River during the journey along the trail to Oregon and is memorialized on the family marker. His parents were John McBee and Sarah Matheny McBee.
INSCRIPTION: Mary E. McBee daughter of J. & S. McBee born 11 Nov 1851, died 25 Sep 1852
SOURCES: DAR pg 30
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McBee, Sarah
LAST: McBee		FIRST: Sarah	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Matheny		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 23 May 1826	DIED: 13 Jan 1864	BURIED: Jan 1864
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Kentucky
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Age: 37 years, 7 months, 21 day 1860 Marion Co. census lists S. McBee, wife of J. 33 yrs. Born in KY; DLC #1224 Married John McBee 7/13/1845, Ray Co., Missouri "My father, John McBee, who was born in Ohio, came to Oregon in 1852. My mother's maiden name was Sarah Matheny. She was born in Kentucky. My parents had four children when they started by ox team across the plains for the six-months trip to Oregon. John, who was about a year and a half old, died near the Blue mountains. Ellen, who was a few months old, died not far from where the city of Pendleton now is. Mother's brother, many years later, took the map mother had made showing the location of the graves of her two babies and went up there to put headstones on the graves. He could locate only one of the graves, and it was in a field planted to wheat, so he couldn't tell just where the grave was. My brother George, 6 and Francis, 4½ years old made the trip in safety. My sister Elisabeth was born in 1853, not long after they took up their donation land claim. I was the next child and was born in 1859." Sarah McBee Judson in interview with Fred Lockley
INSCRIPTION: Sarah wife of John McBee born 23 May 1826 died 13 Jan 1864
SOURCES: DAR pg 30 OJ 27 June 1922
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McBride, James
LAST: McBride		FIRST: James	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: Abt 1866	DIED: 8 Dec 1912	BURIED: 19 Dec 1912
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Miner
BIRTH PLACE : New York
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Jas. McBride, age 46, d. in Salem of tuberculosis; Terwilliger - d. OSTS, single, age 46, occupation Miner; OSBH DC (Marion County 1912) #3660 - James McBride, male, single, occuapation miner, b. New York, d. 8 Dec 1912 in Salem, Oregon (OSTS) at the age of 46 years, name of parents not given, interment date not given, undertaker Terwillieger, informant OSTS records. Funeral charged to Multnomah County; Marion County Burial;
OBITUARY: No obituary found in Oregon Statesman or Capital Journal.
SOURCES: LR Terwilliger Vol 2 #290 OSBH DC (Marion County 1912) #3660
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McCain, Allen
LAST: McCain		FIRST: Allen	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1878	DIED: 10 Jul 1955	BURIED: 13 Jul 1955
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1955) #8248;
INSCRIPTION: Father Allen MCCain 1878 - 1955 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD ODI
CONTACT: dau.: Pauline Davis Kaisler 363-8600
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McCain, Mabelle C.
LAST: McCain		FIRST: Mabelle	MID: C.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 1883	DIED: 16 Jun 1967	BURIED: 21 Jun 1967
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
DEATH PLACE: Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Mabelle is the wife of Allen McCain; OSBH DC (Marion County 1967) #8552;
INSCRIPTION: Mother Mabelle C. McCain 1883 - 1967 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD ODI
CONTACT: dau.: Pauline Davis Kaisler 363-8600
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McCall, Mary L.
LAST: McCall		FIRST: Mary	MID: L.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Pinegar		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 6 Jan 1858	DIED: 3 Aug 1933	BURIED: 5 Aug 1933
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Illinois
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1933) #580 - Mary L. McCall, female, married (Henry T. McCall), b. 6 Jan 1858 in Illinois, d. 3 Aug 1933 in Salem, Oregon (2305 N. Church St.) at the age of 75 y's 6 m's 27 d's, interment 5 Aug IOOF, undertaker Clough-Barrick, informant Henry T. McCall of Salem; 1880 Census - Mary Pinegar, age 22, b. Illinois, is enumerated with Andrew Pinegar, age 58, b. Tennesse, and his wife Matilda, age 53, b. Ohio, along with Addie, age 20, Frank, age 15, Lee, age 12, Gilbert, age 9, all born in Illinois, and Lydia Bristol, identified as daughter of Andrew, age 25, b. Illinois; Marriage - Henry T. McCall, married Mary L. Pinegar, 25 Oct 1894 in Fulton Co., Illinois;
OBITUARY: Mrs. H. T. McCall at the residence, 2305 North church, August 3, aged 70 years. Survived by widower, Henry T. McCall of Salem, and one son Floyd McCall of Kansas City, Mo. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of Clough-Barrick company, Saturday, Aug. 5 at 10 a. m. with Rev. H. G. Humphreys officiating. Interment I.O.O.F. cemetery. Oregon Statesman 4 August 1933 11:1 and 5 August 1933 3:1
SOURCES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1933) #580 1880 Illinois Census (Fulton Co., Farmington, pg 196D) Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763 -- 1900 OS 4 August 1933 11:1 and 5 August 1933 3:1
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McCalley, Christina
LAST: McCalley		FIRST: Christina	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 17 April 1828	DIED: 15 Sep 1865	BURIED: Sep 1865
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Burnt Island, Scotland
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: DAR pg 33: McCalley, Christina: wife of A. McCalley, born at Burnt Island, Scotland, 17 Apr 1828, died 15 Sep 1865 (also infant son); Aged: 37 years, 4 months, 15 days; OWNERSHIP: A. McCalley paid $10 for burial site on 28 Jan 1869;
OBITUARY: In Salem, September 15, Mrs. Christian McCalley, wife of Andrew McCalley, aged 37 years, 4 months, and 15 days. She was a most estimable lady, in every sphere and duty of life; was a very ardent and active friend of the Sanitary and Christian Commissions; and her loss is severely felt by all who knew her. Oregon Statesman, September 25, 1865, 3:4
INSCRIPTION: Sacred to the memory of Christina, wife of A. McCalley, born at Burnt Island, Scotland, April 17, 1828, died Sept. 15, 1865.
SOURCES: LR LD DAR pg 33
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McCalley, infant son
LAST: McCalley		FIRST: infant son	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Master
BORN: ?	DIED: ?	BURIED: 1865 ?
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
NOTES: DAR pg 33: McCalley, Christina: wife of A. McCalley, born at Burnt Island, Scotland, 17 Apr 1828, died 15 Sep 1865 (also infant son); [? on same stone with mother Christina] -infant son of Asa and Christina McCalley (b. 1828, d. 1865); OWNERSHIP: A. McCalley paid $10 for burial site on 28 Jan 1869; Spelling variations: McCully, McCulley, McCauley;
SOURCES: LR LD DAR pg 33
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McCartney, Nathaniel
LAST: McCartney		FIRST: Nathaniel	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Abt 1818-1820	DIED: 7 Jun 1856	BURIED: Jun 1856
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Farmer
BIRTH PLACE : Clark Co., Ohio
DEATH PLACE: Linn Co., Oregon
NOTES: Lot number found in Chemeketa Lodge account of lot owners - Lot 45, sold to his estate in 1857; DLC #2167 was issued to Nathaniel McCartney. He arrived in Oregon August of 1852; settled on his claim in Linn County on 25 Sept. 1852; he was born in 1818 in Clark Co., Ohio and md. Abigail _PARKER_? 1 July 1840 in LaPorte Co., Indiana; Affiants: Peter Smith and Hiram Crabtree. 1850 IN CENSUS - Nathaniel McCartney, age 32, occupation farmer, b. Ohio, is enumerated with Abigail, age 31, b. New Jersey, along with William H., age 8, b. Indiana, Mary L., age 7, b. Indiana, Benjamin F., age 4, b. Indiana, and Albert, age 2, b. Indiana. See also: Linn Co., adm. Notice of estate. (adv.) Oregon Statesman 31 Mar to 21 Apr 1857 Linn Co., adm. Notice of estate to 23 Feb. 1858 (adv.) Oregon Statesman. 23 Feb. 1858.
OBITUARY: Died--On Saturday morning, Jan [Jun] 7, 1856, at his residence in the Forks on Santiam, Linn Co., Nathaniel McCartney, aged 36 years. His remains will be deposited by the Odd Fellows, of which Fraternity he was a member, in their Rural Cemetery near Salem, on Monday evening, at 2 o'clock. Oregon Statesman, June 10, 1856 3:1. I. O. O. F. -- Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God, in his mysterious providence, to remove from our midst our much esteemed brother, Nathaniel McCartney, who died after a long illness, at his residence in Linn county, on the 7th of June, 1856, in the 37th year of his age, therefore RESOLVED, That in the death of brother McCartney, our order has lost a truly useful and valuable member, the community a good citizen and his family, an affectionate husband and kind and indulgent father. RESOLVED, That to his bereaved family, we tender our most sincere condolence, hoping that we may all meet in the Lodge Celestial, where the orphans' cry, and widows' wail will be heard no more. RESOLVED, That in token of our regard for our depated brother, we will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. RESOLVED, That the Secretary be requested to furnish each of the Salem papers with a copy of these resolutions. JONATHAN O'DONALD, N. G. G. H. Jones, Sec'y. Oregon Statesman, 24 June 1856, 1:6.
SOURCES: GEN. MAT, Vol. 1, #2167; Vol. V, #2167 1850 IN CENSUS (La Porte, Wills Twp., FA #45) OS 10 Jun 1856 3:1 OS 24 Jun 1856 1:6
CONTACT: John McCartney
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McCauley, Minnie A.
LAST: McCauley		FIRST: Minnie	MID: A.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Clark		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 29 Mar 1858	DIED: 10 Mar 1916	BURIED: `3 Mar 1916
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Guelph, Ontario, Canada
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #145 - Minnie McCauley, female, widowed, housewife, b. 29 Nov 1858 in Ontario, Canada, d. 10 Mar 1916 in Salem, Oregon (486 N. Liberty) at the age of 57 y's 3 m's 11 d's, name of father Clark (b. Canada), interment 13 Mar IOOF, undertaker Rigdon-Richardson, informant not listed; Marriage - "Mr. T. N. McCauley, over 21 & Miss Minnie A. Clark, over 18, m 13 Nov 1883 at house of Mr. S. Brown; L. L. Rowland M. G. Wit: Henry & Olive Schomaker #2913 pg 565";
OBITUARY: Mrs. McCauley Is Dead. Came to Oregon With Family of Governor West. Mrs. Minnie McCaluey, a resident of Salem since 1879, died at her home, 486 North Liberty street, yesterday morning at the age of 57 years. She was a past worthy matron of Chadwick chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Mr. McCauley was born in Guelph, Canada, in 1858. She came to Oregon with the family of former Governor West in 1877, settling in Salem two years later and living here continuously since. She was married to T. Newton McCauley in 1883. Surviving are her three daughters: Mrs. E. N. Gillingham of Salem; Mrs. E. J. Park of Seeley, Cal., and Mis Marian McCauley, a student of the Salem high school. The funeral arrangements have not been completed, but will probably be held Monday afternoon from the chapel of Rigdon & Richardson. Oregon Statesman 11 Mar 1916 8:6 Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of Mrs. Minnie A. McCauley will be held tomorrow at 2 o’clock from the chapel of Rigdon & Richardson, under the auspices of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, of this city. Burial will be at the Odd Fellows cemetery with the members of the Eastern Star in charge. Oregon Statesman 12 Mar 1920 5:2
INSCRIPTION: Minnie McCauley 1858- 1916
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials Rigdon Vol. 7, #258 S&H pg 77 OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #145 Marion Co. Oregon Marriage Records, 1879-84, Vol IV, pg 45 OS 11 Mar 1916 8:6 OS 12 Mar 1920 5:2
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McCauley, Thomas Newton
LAST: McCauley		FIRST: Thomas	MID: Newton
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 14 Mar 1850	DIED: 10 Jul 1892	BURIED: 12 Jul 1892
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Barber, Fireman
BIRTH PLACE : Tennessee
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Nute McAlley [sic], age 42, died in Salem of consumption; 1880 Census - T. N. McCauley, age 30, b. Tennessee, occupation barber; Marriage - "Mr. T. N. McCauley, over 21 & Miss Minnie A. Clark, over 18, m 13 Nov 1883 at house of Mr. S. Brown; L. L. Rowland M. G. Wit: Henry & Olive Schomaker #2913 pg 565";
OBITUARY: McCAULEY-- At 12:30 p.m. Sunday, July 10th, 1892, from consumption, T. N. McCauley, aged 42 years. Mr. McCauley has been a resident of Salem for twenty years, during which time he has built up a good income and been a good citizen. He was a fireman in high standing and an honored member of the Masonic fraternity. The funeral takes place Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Gwynne officiating in connection with the Masons, who will lay his body to rest in Rural cemetery. Capital Journal 11 July 1892 5:5
INSCRIPTION: Thomas N. McCauley Born Mar. 14, 1850 Died July 10, 1892
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials DAR pg 72 1880 Oregon Census (Marion Co., Salem Pct., FA #86) Marion Co. Oregon Marriage Records, 1879-84, Vol IV, pg 45 CJ 11 July 1892 5:5
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McCaustland, Cora S.
LAST: McCaustland		FIRST: Cora	MID: S.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 19 Jan 1869	DIED: 5 Oct 1891	BURIED: 6 Oct 1891
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Mrs. E. J. McCosland [sic], age 23, died in Salem of unknown disease, wife of E. J. McCosland [sic]; Note: - infant died 2½ weeks before Mrs. McCaustland;
OBITUARY: The funeral service of the late Mrs. E. T. McGaustland was held at her late home at 2 p. m. today, the ceremony being conducted by Rev. F. H. Gwinne. Capitol Journal 6 Oct 1891 3:2
INSCRIPTION: Cora S. Wife of E. J. McCaustland Born Jan. 19, 1869 Died Oct. 5, 1891
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials S&H pg 31 DAR pg 15 CJ 6 Oct 1891 3:2.
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McCaustland, Homer E.
LAST: McCaustland		FIRST: Homer	MID: E.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1873	DIED: 7 Sep 1896	BURIED: 9 Sep 1896
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Farmer
BIRTH PLACE : Quincy Adams Co., Wisconsin
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Funeral ordered by A. E. Taxton; IOOF - Homer E. McCaustland, age 23 y's 3 m's 4 d's, son of John and Mary McCaustland, b. in Quincy Adams Co., Wisconsin and died in Salem of typhoid fever, buried 9 Sep 1896; 1895 Census records Homer McCaustland, age 20, residing with Wm. McCaustland, age 26. Homer's birthplace is given as Wisconsin, and occupation as farmer, he is 4' 9", 102 pounds.
OBITUARY: McCAUSTLAND--At the residence of Allan E. Faxton, corner of 14th and Mission streets, at 8 p.m., Monday Sept. 7, 1896, Homer McCaustland, aged 22 years. His death was caused by typhus fever. He has a brother residing in Astoria and he was informed by telegraph last night of the sad occurrence. The funeral arrangements will not be definitely settled until he arrives. Oregon Statesman 8 September 1896 5:5
INSCRIPTION: Homer McCaustland 1873 - 1896
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials Rigdon 1895 Census, Vol. 1, pg 40 (WVGS, 1993) OS 8 September 1896, 5:5
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McCaustland, Infant
LAST: McCaustland		FIRST: Infant	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 19 Sep 1891	DIED: 19 Sep 1891	BURIED: 19 Sep 1891
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Infant
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Infant McCostland [sic], born Oregon, died in Salem, infant of E. J. McCosland [sic]; Note: - infant died 2½ weeks before Mrs. McCaustland;
OBITUARY: No obituary or funeral notice found in the Daily Oregon Statesman.
INSCRIPTION: McCaustland Infant daughter Born & Died 19 Sep 1891
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials DAR pg 15 S&H pg 31
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McClain, Arthur E.
LAST: McClain		FIRST: Arthur	MID: E.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 30 Sep 1896	DIED: 12 Jun 1931	BURIED: Jun 1931
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Paxton, Keith Co., Nebraska
DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Multnomah County 1931) #1668 - Arthur E. McClain, male, divorced (Glyde McClain), occupation fruit man, b. 30 Sep 1896 in Paxton, Nebraska, d. 12 Jun 1931 in Portland, Oregon (Veteran's Hospital), at the age of 34 y's 8 m's 12 d's, usual residence Rt. 3 Box 100, Salem, Oregon, name of father John A. McClain (b. Illinois), maiden name of mother Julia A. Baird (b. Missouri), interment 13 Jun, undertaker J. P. Finley, informant Veterans Bureau records;
OBITUARY: MC CLAIN -- Arthur Elmer McClain died at Portland, June 12, age 34. Survived by father, J. A. McClain; daughter and son, Irene and Milton, both of Salem; one sister, Mrs. A. L. Gosson of Klondike; two brothers, Leonard and Deo McClain of Albany. Funeral services Monday, June 15, at 3 p.m. from the chapel of W. T. Rigdon and Son, Dr. D. H. Leech of Albany officiating. Oregon Statesman 14 June 1931 5:4
INSCRIPTION: Arthur E. McClain 1896 - 1931
SOURCES: OSBH DC (Multnomah County 1931) #1668 OS 14 June 1931 5:4
CONTACT: Terri Shelby, 1167 11th St., Albany, OR 97321 <tlshel@aol.com>
MILITARY: WW I ?
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McClain, John A.
LAST: McClain		FIRST: John	MID: A.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1859	DIED: 8 Mar 1935	BURIED: Mar 1935
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Linn Co., Oregon
INSCRIPTION: John A. McClain, 1859 - 1935
SOURCES: ODI OSBH DC (Linn Co., 1935) #72
CONTACT: Terri Shelby, 1167 11th St., Albany, OR 97321 <tlshel@aol.com>
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McClain, Julia A.
LAST: McClain		FIRST: Julia	MID: A.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 1857	DIED: May 1929	BURIED: May 1929
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
INSCRIPTION: Julia A. McLain, 1857 - 1929
CONTACT: Terri Shelby, 1167 11th St., Albany, OR 97321 <tlshel@aol.com>
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McClanahan, Alfred
LAST: McClanahan		FIRST: Alfred	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Master
BORN: Abt 1870	DIED: 23 Nov 1886	BURIED: 24 Nov 1886
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Student
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Alfred McClanahan, age 16 y's 29 d's, died in Salem; [Son of T. J. & E. McClanahan of Seattle in 1888]
OBITUARY: McCLANAHAN -- At the home of his parents, corner Marion and Winter streets, Salem, Oregon, Nov. 23, 1886, Alfred McClanahan, aged 16 years, and 29 days. Funeral from his father’s house at 2 p.m. to-day. The body will be interred in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. The bereaved family have the sympathies of a host of friends. Astoria and The Dalles papers please copy. Daily Oregon Statesman, 24 Nov 1886, 8:4
INSCRIPTION: No marker as of March 2002
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials DOS 24 Nov 1886 8:4 OS 7 Jan 1887 (Necrology)
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McClanahan, Jennie
LAST: McClanahan		FIRST: Jennie	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Miss
BORN: Abt 1873	DIED: 2 Sep 1888	BURIED: 3 Sep 1888
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
DEATH PLACE: Seattle, King Co., Washington
NOTES: IOOF - Miss Jennie McClanahan, age 15, died in Seattle of typhoid fever, daughter of T. J. & E. McClanahan;
OBITUARY: At Seattle, Sunday, Sept. 2, 1888, at 3 p.m., of typhoid fever, Jennie, daughter of T. JH. and E. McClanahan, aged about 15 years. Mr. and Mrs. McClanahan formerly resided in Salem, removing to Seattle last March. They have recently been sadly afflicted with typhoid fever, two other members of the family being now down with it. Just before their removal from Salem, they lost their boy Alfred. The remains were brought to Salem on last night’s train and buried in the family lot at the IOOF cemetery. Daily Oregon Statesman Sept. 4 1888 3:3
INSCRIPTION: No marker found as of March 2002
SOURCES: IOOF Register of Burials DOS Sept. 4, 1888 3:3 OS 4 Jan 1889 (Necrological listing)
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McClane, Anna Maria
LAST: McClane		FIRST: Anna	MID: Maria
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 1852	DIED: 19 Feb 1853	BURIED: Feb 1893
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
OBITUARY: DIED--At Salem, on the 19th inst., Anna Maria, daughter of John B. and Helen McClane, aged 4 months and 2 days. Oregon Statesman 26 February 1853 3:
SOURCES: OS 26 February 1853 3:
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McClane, Helen
LAST: McClane		FIRST: Helen	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Judson		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 14 Apr 1834	DIED: 1 Oct 1903	BURIED: 2 Oct 1903
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : New York
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: http://www.peak.org/~mransom/missionaries.html; Funeral ordered by McClane Bros;
OBITUARY: HAS CROSSED PLAINS; Pioneer of 1840 and Last Survivor of Missionary Ship Lausanne. Mrs. Helen C. McClane died at the residence of her son, L. B. McClane on Water street, at 1:10 o’clock this morning, from the result of an acute attack of erysipelas. She was taken suddenly ill last Friday, and last Sunday the doctor announced that there was little hope, and her children were all summoned to her bedside. The end came very suddenly and was hardly expected last night. Mrs. McClane was one of the earliest pioneers of Oregon, having come to this country in 1840. She is the last survivor of those who came to Oregon on the missionary ship Lausanne, which landed at Astoria in the spring of 1840. She was born in Otsego county, New York, April 14, 1834. After their arrival in Oregon they first settled at the mission below Salem, soon afterward moving to this city, where she lived the remainder of her life. Her father built the house in 1841, which is the oldest now standing in the city, which is now occupied by Judge R. P. Boise. In 1843 she was married to the late JH. B. McClane. She was a lifelong member of the Methodist Episcopal church in this city, and was a charter member of the Oregon Pioneer Society. About five years ago she was thrown from a buggy and has ever since been paralyzed on the left side. Last summer she suffered another fall and since that time was very weakly. She spent the past summer in Tillamook county with her son, C. H. McClane. Deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs. J. H. McCormick, of Salem, and six sons, G. F. McClane, Portland, L. B. McClane, James L. McClane and John B. McClane, of Salem. O. H. McClane, Grand Ronde, and Harold G. McClane, Portland. The funeral services will probably be held some time next Friday, but definite arrangements will be announced later. Oregon Statesman 1 October 1903 5:4
SOURCES: LR Rigdon Bk 3 Judson Genealogy OS 1 October 1903 5:4
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McClane, James Leonard
LAST: McClane		FIRST: James	MID: Leonard
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 13 Sep 1864	DIED: 18 May 1942	BURIED: May 1942
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Amity, Yamhill Co., Oregon
INSCRIPTION: James L. McClane 1865 - 1942 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD
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McClane, John Burch
LAST: McClane		FIRST: John	MID: Burch
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 4 Mar 1859	DIED: 13 Nov 1876	BURIED: Nov 1876
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Son of John Burch McClane and Helen Cooper Judson McClane.
OBITUARY: DIED--McClane--At the residence of the parents, in this city, November 13th, 1876, at 7:45 p.m., John B. McClane, Jr., second son of J. B. McClane, Esq., of this city, aged 17 years, 7 months and 10 days. Weekly Oregon Statesman 18 November 1876 7:1 Funeral of J. B. McClane Jr. The funeral of J. B. McClane, Jr., which was to have taken place to-day, at 1:30 p.m., owing to the rapid decomposition of the body, by the direction of the attending physicians, took place yesterday afternoon. Notwithstanding the notification of the change of the house was short, quite a large concourse of friends followed the remains to their last resting place. Weekly Oregon Statesman 18 November 1876 6:2
SOURCES: LR Judson genealogy WOS 18 November 1876 7:1 WOS 18 November 1876 6:2
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McClane, John Burch
LAST: McClane		FIRST: John	MID: Burch
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 31 Jan 1820	DIED: 21 Jan 1892	BURIED: 22 Jan 1892
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Postmaster, grist-mill owner, Merchant, State Librarian, Marion County Treasurer
BIRTH PLACE : Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - J. B. McClane, age 72, died in N. Salem of a rupture; Salem's first postmaster http://www.peak.org/~mransom/a2m.html#mcclane; Married Helen Cooper Judson 9 May 1849, they had 14 children. BIOGRAPHICAL (From the Weekly Salem Mercury 29 Apr 1871 3:4): "We believe the first burying ground in Salem was that in North Salem near the present residence of J. B. McClaine. A rather singular fact in connection with this, to Salemites, anceint burying ground is that the graves were dug and the corpses laid North and South - heads to the North. There were only the remains of a few persons deposited here and we are told they will be removed to the old Missionary Cemetery". BIOGRAPHICAL: Postmaster of Salem, office established 08 Nov. 1849, opened for business 1850 MCHS Vol 1, p.20 First postmaster in Salem, appointed Nov. 8, 1849, although it was the spring of 1850 before mail arrived on the ship Carolina. John McClane had a store in the Jason Lee house where he opened the first post office in Marion county. MCHS V. 1 p. 15 1874 Salem City Directory, pg. 51: STATE LIBRARY J. B. McClane, Librarian; library rooms second story of Smith's brick, on the corner of Commercial and Ferry streets. The last Legislature appropriated $1,500 for the purpose of purchasing necessary law books for the use of the Supreme Court, and commissioned Hon. W. W. Upton to make the purchase, which has been done. There were, according to the last report of the Librarion, 5,420 volumes, including 734 pamphlets, and since that time there have been received 775 volumes, making in all 6,196 volumes. The library is open from 9 A.M. until 4 P.M. and is free to all who wish to avail themselves of the privilege. There are on file twenty-six newspapers, consisting mainly of those from this State and Washington Territory. John Burch McClane, pioneer 1843, b. 21 Jan 1820 Philadelphia, PA d. 21 Jan 1899 Salem, OR m. Helen C. Judson 9 May 1849 OS 20 Jan 1899
OBITUARY: At the family home in North Salem, at 3:15 a.m., Thursday, Jan 21, 1892, after a brief illness, Hon. John B. McClane, aged 72 years. Deceased was born in Philadelphia in 1820 and came to Oregon in 1843, taking up as a donation land claim the 320 acres on which North Salem has since been built. Mr. McClane's life is so closely interwoven with the early history of Salem that they are one and inseparable. During his long residence in Oregon he occupied many positions of trust. He was Salem's first postmaster, and to him belongs the honor of having driven the first wagon west of Ft. Hall to Oregon. On Thursday of last week Mr. McClane underwent a surgical operation, since which time he rapidly failed, being unconscious during the last few days. He leaves a wife and six sons and three daughters to mourn his death. The funeral will be conducted from the home today at 11 o'clock, the service being conducted by Rev. R. Whitaker. The interment will be in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. Oregon Statesman 22 Jan 1892 6:5 ONE OF THE EARLIEST PIONEERS. Death of Hon. J. B. McClane, Founder of North Salem and Salem's First Postmaster. The funeral of Hon. J. B. McClane, who died at his home in North Salem early Thursday morning, was conducted from the family home, on his original donation land claim yesterday afternoon, with service at the house, conducted by Rev. Robt. Whitaker. The body was given interment in the I.O.O.F. Rural cemetery, and was followed to the grave by a large number of friends who deeply sympathize with the family in the loss they have sustained. Mr. McClane was one of Salem's earliest settlers--in fact, he might be termed the founder of Salem, for it was his mill that in the early days demonstrated more than anything else that this was the place for the building of a city. This grist mill occupied the site which in later days became known as the woolen mill property. John Burch McClane was born in Philadelphia on Jan. 21, 1820, where he resided until he attained his majority. He was a member of a company of men who started to take part in the Mexican war. The party broke up and all but Mr. McClane returned to Philadelphia. He got as far back as Iowa, where he spent the winter of 1842-43. He came to Oregon in the spring of 1843, driving the first wagon from Fort Hall to Oregon. Arriving in Oregon, Mr. McClane came to Salem and took as a donation land claim( 320 acres) the present site of North Salem. He went to the Cayuse war in 1847, and returned with the party detailed to escort the body of Col. Gilliam to the valley. This memorable trip they made by boat, descending the rapids of the Columbia. In the fall of 1848, Mr. McClane went to California, attracted by the excitement attending the finding of gold, and returned to Oregon in May, 1849. On his return he bought a stock of general merchandise, with which he conducted a store at Salem. This was the second store started here. On May 9, 1849, the subject of this sketch was married at Salem to Helen C. Judson, daughter of Rev. L. H. Judson, one of the early missionaries. As a public servant Mr. McClane honorable filled many positions of trust in the gift of the government and the people. He was Salem's first postmaster, having received the appointment at the hands of the postal agent at San Francisco in 1850. He was elected county treasurer the same year, and in 1853 he returned to the Atlantic coast, where he remained three years. Again in 1861 he was appointed postmaster. From 1865 to 1872 he was state librarian, for ten years he served as bailiff of the supreme court, and from 1885 to 1889 he served as agent at the Grand Ronde Indian agency. Nine children--six sons and three daughters--are left to mourn with their mother the death of father and husband. The sons are: Geo. F., of Portland; L. B., J.L., and C.H., and two minors, H. G. and J. B. Jr., of Salem. The daughters are Mrs. J. H. McCormack, Salem; Mrs. S. Matheney, of Gaston; and Mrs. P. Grimm, of Nestucca. Oregon Statesman 23 January 1892
SOURCES: LR 1874 Salem City Directory, pg. 51 IOOF Registerof Burials Judson Genealogy OS 22 Jan 1892 6:5 OS 23 January 1892
MILITARY: Indian Wars
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McClane, Lillie Maude
LAST: McClane		FIRST: Lillie	MID: Maude
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 13 Dec 1868	DIED: 19 Apr 1873	BURIED: 22 Apr 1873
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: McClain in City Index; Daughter of John Burch and Helen Cooper Judson McClane
OBITUARY: DIED--At Salem, April 19th, 1873, Maude, daughter of J. B. and Helen C. McClane, aged 4 years 4 months and six days. The funeral services will take place at the Congregational Church at half past one o'clock p.m., today, Dr. Dawne officiating. Friends of the family invited to attend. Oregon Statesman 22 April 1873 3:1
SOURCES: OS 22 Apr 1873 3:1 Judson Genealogy
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McClane, Lizzie Luzzie
LAST: McClane		FIRST: Lizzie	MID: Luzzie
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: Abt 1872	DIED: 24 Feb 1963	BURIED: 2 Mar 1963
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Yamhill Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Yamhill County 1963) #2882 - Lizzie McClane, age 91, d. 24 Feb 1963 in Yamhill Co., Oregon, name of spouse James;
INSCRIPTION: No marker as of March 2002
SOURCES: LR ODI
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McClase, Louise
LAST: McClase		FIRST: Louise	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: ?	BURIED: ?
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: Not shown in LR 682;
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McClay, Mary
LAST: McClay		FIRST: Mary	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Barnes		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 16 Sep 1849	DIED: 22 May 1933	BURIED: 25 May 1933
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Missouri
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1933) #388 - Mary McClay, female, widow, b. 16 Sep 1849 in Missouri, d. 22 May 1933 in Salem, Oregon (Rt. 8 Box 240) at the age of 83 y's 8 m's 6 d's, name of father Robert Barnes, interment 25 May IOOF, undertaker Terwilliger, informant Rober McClay of Salem;
OBITUARY: At the residence, Rt. 8 Box 24, May 22. Mrs. Mary McClay, mother of Robert of Salem and Joe of Redmond. A native of Missouri. Aged 83 years 8 months 6 days. Six grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held from the Terwilliger Funeral home, 770 Chemeketa street, Thursday, May 25, at 1:30 p.m. Interment I.O.O.F. cemetery Phone 6928 Capital Journal 23 May 1933 11:8 Funeral services for the late Mary McClay of route 8, box 240, will be held from the Terwilliger funeral home, 770 Chemeketa street today, May 25, at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Guy Drill officiating. Interment I.O.O.F. cemetery. Oregon Statesman 25 May 1933 5:1
INSCRIPTION: Mary McClay, 1849 - 1933
SOURCES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1933) #388 CJ 23 May 1933 11:8 OS 25 May 1933 5:1
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McClean, John B.
LAST: McClean		FIRST: John	MID: B.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Nov 1944	BURIED: 13 Nov 1944
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: Marion County Burial;
SOURCES: LR
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McClellan, John S.
LAST: McClellan		FIRST: John	MID: S.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: 8 Dec 1832	DIED: 27 Apr 1912	BURIED: 29 Apr 1912
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Scotland
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: Not in City index, but Death Certificate states he is buried IOOF. Terwilliger Records indicate he is buried in City View. OSBH DC (Marion Co. 1912) #1148
SOURCES: OSBH DC (Marion Co. 1912) #1148 Terwilliger, v. A-E p.A-22
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McClelland, Benjamin G.
LAST: McClelland		FIRST: Benjamin	MID: G.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 28 May 1895	DIED: 12 Apr 1918	BURIED: Apr 1918
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Soldier
BIRTH PLACE : Indiana
DEATH PLACE: Douglass, Arizona
NOTES: 1900 Census - Benjamin McClelland, age 5, b. May 1895 in Indiana, is enumerated with father James, age 56, b. Nov 1843 in Ireland, occupation landlord, year of immigration 1850, and Sarah K., age 44, b. Feb 1856 in Ohio, the mother of 4 children, along with Katherine, age 9, b. Nov 1890 in Indiana, James, age 6, b. Jun 1893 in Indiana, and Charles R., age 5 months, b. Dec 1900 in Indiana. Also enumerated with the family is Amelia Lambrack, identified as servant, age 18, b. Indiana; 1910 Census - Ben G. McClelland, age 14, b. Indiana, is enumerated with father James, age 65, b. New York [sic?[], and Sarah K., age 54, b. Ohio, along with Katherine J., age 19, James, age 6, and Charles R., age 10, all born in Indiana;
OBITUARY: ANOTHER SALEM SOLDIER DEAD. Benjamin McClelland, Son of Salem Alderman, Succumbs to Disease. Benjamin McClelland, a Salem soldier encamped at Camp Harry Jones at Douglas, Ariz., died there Friday night at 8:35 o’clock, according to information received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McClelland, 205 North Twenty-first street. His father is a member of the Salem city council. The next soldier would have been 23 years old next month. He had been ill for only a short time, death being due to lobar pneumonia. He was a member of the medical corps of the United States army. He served with Company M at the Mexican border in the summer of 1916. Benjamin McClelland was well known here. He was graduated from the Salem high school with the class of 1915. A brother, James McClelland, jr. is also in the army, in the aviation department of Berkeley, Cal. Besides his parents and the brother mentioned he leaves another brother, Charles McClelland, and a sister, Mrs. D.K. Genunder, both of whom live in Salem. It is expected that the body will arrive in Salem either Wednesday or Thursday. The funeral will be held from the Rigdon chapel. Further announcements will be made later. Oregon Statesman 18 Apr 1918 4:1 Soldier's Body Arives. Accompanied by a mililtary escort, the body of Private Benjamin McClelland arrived last night on the 8 o'clock Soluther Pacific train. It will lie in state at the Rigdon undertaking parlors. The funeral will take place Friday at 3 o'clock from the First Methodist church. Oregon Statesman 19 Apr 1918 4:1 Funeral Notice. Members of the Woman’s Relief Corps will meet at the First Methodist church today at 2:30 o’clock to attend the funeral of Benjamin G. McClelland. Friends may view the remains at the church from 1 to 2:30 o’clock. Oregon Statesman 19 April 1918 4:3 YOUNG SOLDIER LAID TO REST Impressive Funeral Services Are Held for Benjamin McClelland. Flags and flowers were mingled as tributes at the funeral of the 22 year old soldier, Benjamin McClelland, which was held yesterday afternoon at the First Methodist church. Private McClelland died last week at a cantonment at Douglas, Ariz. The members of the city council, of which the soldier's father, James McClelland, is a member, the members of the Women's Relief corps, bearing patriotic insignias, and the Soldiers' and Sailors' Parents' club marched to the church in a body. The casket was opened for friends to view the remains at the parlors of the Rigdon company, where it lay in state in the morning and at the church before the services. Rev. Richard N. Avison preached an impressive sermon. Many people attended the services. A large American flag covered the casket and there was a profusion of flowers in red, white, and blue shades. The pall bearers were fellow soldiers of Benjamin McClelland when he served at the Mexican boarder. The were Max Gehlhar, John H. Carson, Grove Hemsley, L. R. M. Pierce, A. T. Woopert and A. A. Hall. Burial was in Odd Fellows cemetery. Oregon Statesman 20 Apr 1918 4:6-7
INSCRIPTION: Ben G. McClelland Arizona Pvt. 1 Cl Med. Dept. April 12, 1918 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD Rigdon Vol 8 #125 1900 IN Census (Lawrence Co., Bedford, ED 77, sheet 28B 1910 OR Census (Marion Co., Salem, ED 226, sheet 10B) OS 18 Apr 1918 4:1 OS 19 Apr 1918 4:1 OS 19 April 1918 4:3 OS 20 Apr 1918 4:6-7
MILITARY: Pvt. 1 Cl Med. Dept.
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McClelland, Charles R.
LAST: McClelland		FIRST: Charles	MID: R.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Dec 1899	DIED: 23 Nov 1957	BURIED: 26 Nov 1957
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Indiana
DEATH PLACE: Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1957) #14663; 1900 Census - Charles R. McClelland, age 5 months, b. Dec 1900[sic] in Indiana. Is enumerated with father James, age 56, b. Nov 1843 in Ireland, occupation landlord, year of immigration 1850, and Sarah K., age 44, b. Feb 1856 in Ohio, the mother of 4 children, along with Katherine, age 9, b. Nov 1890 in Indiana, James, age 6, b. Jun 1893 in Indiana, and Benjamin, age 5, b. May 1895 in Indiana. Also enumerated with the family is Amelia Lambrack, identified as servant, age 18, b. Indiana; 1910 Census - Charles R.McClelland, age 10, b. Indiana, is enumerated with James McClelland, age 65, b. New York [sic?[], and Sarah K., age 54, b. Ohio, along with Katherine J., age 19, James, age 6, Ben G., age 14, and all born in Indiana;
INSCRIPTION: McClelland, Charles R. 1899 - 1957 (on same marker as Isabel C.)
SOURCES: LR LD ODI 1900 IN Census (Lawrence Co., Bedford, ED 77, sheet 28B 1910 OR Census (Marion Co., Salem, ED 226, sheet 10B)
MILITARY: WWI
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McClelland, Infant
LAST: McClelland		FIRST: Infant	MID:
GENDER:	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Sep 1931	BURIED: Sep 1931
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Child
INSCRIPTION: Baby
SOURCES: LR
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McClelland, Isabel C.
LAST: McClelland		FIRST: Isabel	MID: C.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Croisan		TITLE:
BORN: 22 Sep 1900	DIED: 30 Sep 1984	BURIED: 3 Oct 1984
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Bookstore Clerk
BIRTH PLACE : Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: AFB #1016 (1984) - Isabel McLelland b. 22 Sep 1900, Salem, Oregon , d. 30 Sep 1984 Salem, Oregon, interment 3 Oct 1984 in lot #631, next of kin listed as Chad McClelland of Salem; OSBH DC (Marion County 1984) # 84-17167;
OBITUARY: Isabel C. McClelland, 84, of 4514 Sunnyside Road SE, died Sunday. Born in Salem, she was a bookstore clerk before retiring, and was a member of St. Paul Episcopal Church. Survivors include her son Chad, of Salem. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Barrick mortuary, and interment in Pioneer Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the church building fund. -Unidentified newspaper clipping attached to authorization for burial.
INSCRIPTION: McClelland Isabel C, 1900- 1984 (on same marker with Charles R.)
SOURCES: LR LD ODI AFB #1016 Unidentified newspaper clipping attached to authorization for burial
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McClelland, James
LAST: McClelland		FIRST: James	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1 Nov 1843	DIED: 16 Feb 1924	BURIED: 18 Feb 1924
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Lawyer
BIRTH PLACE : Antrim Co., Ireland
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: IOOF - Jas. McClelland, age 80, died in Salem; OSBH DC (Marion County 1924 ) #144 - James McClelland, male, married (Sarah McClelland), b. 1 Nov 1843 in Entrim [sic] Co., Ireland, d. 16 Feb 1924 in Salem, Oregon (205 N. 21st St.) at the age of 80 y's 3 m's 15 d's, name of father James McClelland (b. Ireland), maiden name of mother Catherine Witherspoon (b. Ireland), interment 18 Feb IOOF, undertaker Rigdon & Son, informant Mrs. Jas. McClelland of Salem; 1900 Census - James McClelland, age 56, b. Nov 1843 in Ireland, occupation landlord, year of immigration 1850, is enumerated with his wife of 10 years, Sarah K., age 44, b. Feb 1856 in Ohio, the mother of 4 children, along with Katherine, age 9, b. Nov 1890 in Indiana, James, age 6, b. Jun 1893 in Indiana, Benjamin, age 5, b. May 1895 in Indiana, and Charles R., age 5 months, b. Dec 1900 in Indiana. Also enumerated with the family is Amelia Lambrack, identified as servant, age 18, b. Indiana; 1910 Census - James McClelland, age 65, b. New York [sic?[], is enumerated with his wife of 20 years, Sarah K., age 54, b. Ohio, along with Katherine J., age 19, James, age 6, Ben G., age 14, and Charles R., age 10, all born in Indiana; 1920 Census - James McClelland, age 76, b. Ireland, year of immingration 1850, is enumerated with wife Sarah G., age 61, b. Ohio, along with James, Jr., age 26, single, occupation lawyer, b. Indiana, and Charles, R., age 20, occupation clerk, b. Indiana;
OBITUARY: At the residence, 205 North 21st street, Saturday, Feb. 15, 1924, James McClelland, 80 years of age, husband of Sarah, and father of James, Jr., and Charles R. McClelland, and Mrs. Catherine Genunder, all of Salem. Deceased was prominent member of Sedgwick post, GAR, and a member of the city council at one time. Funeral services will be held Monday, Feb. 18 at 2 p.m. from the Rigdon mortuary. Rev. B. E. Kirkpatrick in conjunction with GAR officiating. Veteran’s Funeral. The members of the GAR, Women’s Relief corps and auxiliary patriotic organizations are asked to meet at Rigdon’s undertaking parlors Monday at 2 o’clock to attend the funeral of Comrade James McClelland. J. J. Newmyer post commander, R. R. Ryan adjutant. Oregon Statesman February 17 1924 5:2, 3 TRIBUTE IS PAID VETERAN BY COUNCIL; Aldermen With Silent Vote Adopt Resolution Honoring James McClelland. With a silent standing vote the city council of the city of Salem last night adopted a resolution of regret at the death of a former city councilman, James McClelland, who had served for nine years as a member of the council from ward 6. The resolution was presented jointly by Alderman Patton and Rosebraugh, members of the city council from ward 6 at the present time. Mr. Rosebraugh succeeded Mr. McClelland as a member of the council January 1, 1923. A copy of the resolutions were ordered spread on the minutes of the city council and another copy sent to the family. The funeral of Mr. McClelland was held yesterday. Oregon Statesman 19 February 1924 1:6
INSCRIPTION: James McClelland Sgt. Co. H. 21 Pa Cav. (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD IOOF Register of Burials OSBH DC (Marion County 1924 ) #144 S&H pg 52 1900 IN Census (Lawrence Co., Bedford, ED 77, sheet 28B) 1910 OR Census (Marion Co., Salem, ED 226, sheet 10B) 1920 OR Census (Marion Co., Salem, ED 350, sheet 11A) OS February 17 1924 5:2, 3 OS 19 February 1924 1:6
MILITARY: GAR
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McClelland, Sarah
LAST: McClelland		FIRST: Sarah	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Kinsell		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: Feb 1856	DIED: Oct 1928	BURIED: Oct 1928
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Ohio
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1928) #826 - Sarah Kinsell McClelland, female, widowed (James McClelland), b. 6 Feb 1856 in Ohio, d. 4 Dec 1928 in Salem, Oregon (205 N. 21st) at the age of 72 years, name of father Benjamin Glascock (b. Virginia), maiden name of mother Catherine Kinsell (b. Ohio), interment 7 Dec 1928, undertaker Rigdon & Son, informant James McClelland of Salem; 1900 Census - Sarah K. McClelland, age 44, b. Feb 1856 in Ohio, the mother of 4 children, is enumerated with her husband of 10 years, James, age 56, b. Nov 1843 in Ireland, occupation landlord, year of immigration 1850, along with Katherine, age 9, b. Nov 1890 in Indiana, James, age 6, b. Jun 1893 in Indiana, Benjamin, age 5, b. May 1895 in Indiana, and Charles R., age 5 months, b. Dec 1900 in Indiana. Also enumerated with the family is Amelia Lambrack, identified as servant, age 18, b. Indiana; 1910 Census - Sarah K. McClelland, age 54, b. Ohio, is enumerated with her husband of 20 years, James, age 65, b. New York [sic?[], along with Katherine J., age 19, James, age 6, Ben G., age 14, and Charles R., age 10, all born in Indiana; 1920 Census - Sarah G. McClelland age 61, b. Ohio, is enumerated with husband James, age 76, b. Ireland, year of immingration 1850, along with James, Jr., age 26, single, occupation lawyer, b. Indiana, and Charles, R., age 20, occupation clerk, b. Indiana;
OBITUARY: Sarah Kinsell McClelland, 72, died Tuesday evening at the residence, 205 North 21st street, at the age of 72 years. Two sons, James and Charley of Salem, and one daughter, Mrs. Katherine Gemunder of Newport, survive. Funeral services at 1:20 o'clock Friday at the Rigdon mortuary, Rev. F. C. Taylor officiating. Interment Odd Fellow cemetery. Oregon Statesman 5 Dec 1928 3:4
INSCRIPTION: Mother Sarah Kinsell McClelland 1856 - 1928 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD OSBH DC (Marion County 1928) #826 S&H pg 52 1900 IN Census (Lawrence Co., Bedford, ED 77, sheet 28B 1910 OR Census (Marion Co., Salem, ED 226, sheet 10B) 1920 OR Census (Marion Co., Salem, ED 350, sheet 11A) OS 5 Dec 1928 3:4
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McClench, Elizabeth F.
LAST: McClench		FIRST: Elizabeth	MID: F.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED:	BURIED:
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Fayette, ME
SOURCES: Corning, Howard McKinley. Dictionary of Oregon History, 1956, Binfords & Mort Publishers, Portland OR.
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McCleod, Beulah
LAST: McCleod		FIRST: Beulah	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: abt 1888	DIED: 15 Feb 1960	BURIED: 20 Feb 1960
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
OBITUARY: Late resident of 570 Hood St. at a local hospital Feb. 15th at the age of 72 years. Wife of Albert McCleod of Salem. Member of Assembly of God Church. Services will be held Saturday, February 20th at 3:00 p.m. in the Chapel of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. Interment, Odd Fellows Cemetery, Rev. A. M. Halvorson will officiate. OS 20 Feb 1960, I-5:1
SOURCES: LR OS 20 Feb 1960 I-5:1
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McClintic, Ina E.
LAST: McClintic		FIRST: Ina	MID: E.
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: Sep 1887	DIED: 5 Sep 1974	BURIED: 9 Sep 1974
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
OBITUARY: Ina E. McClintic, 76, of 530 13th St. NE, died Thursday in a local hospital. She is survived by step-sons Samuel, Salem, and William, Santa Maria, Calif.; step-daughters Margaret Burnett, Medford, and Gertrude Chittester, Vancouver, Wash.; 11 step-grandchildren and 11 step-great-grandchildren. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday in Howell-Edwards-Doeerksen mortuary and interment in Salem Pioneer Cemetery. Rev. Bard Marshall will officiate. Oregon Statesman 6 Sep 1974 11D:1.
INSCRIPTION: McClintic Ina E. 1887 - 1974 (on same marker with Leroy S. McClintic)
SOURCES: OS 6 Sep 1974 11D:1
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McClintic, Leroy S.
LAST: McClintic		FIRST: Leroy	MID: S.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 24 Nov 1884	DIED: 19 Feb 1952	BURIED: 22 Feb 1952
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Apt. House Owner
BIRTH PLACE : Indianola, Warren Co., Iowa
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1952) #1766 - Leroy McClintic, male, married (Ina E.), retired apt. house owner, b. 24 Nov 1884 in Indianola, Iowa, d. 19 Feb 1952 in Salem, Oregon (679 High St.) at the age of 67 years, name of father C. L. McClintic, maiden name of mother Margaret J. Crowe, interment 22 Feb, undertaker Barrick, informant not listed; 1920 Census - Leroy S. McClintic, age 35, occupation farm laborer, b. Iowa, is enumerated with wife Ada M., age 33, b. Iowa, along with Margaret L., age 12, b. Iowa, Samuel B., age 8, b. Oregon, and Gertrude E., age 2 y's 11 m's, b. Oregon;
OBITUARY: Leroy S. McClintic, at the residence, 679 N. High St., Feb. 19. Survived by wife, Ina E. McClintic of Salem; daughters, Mrs. Margaret Burnette of Medford and Mrs. Gertrude Chittester of Vancouver, Wash.; sons, William F. McClintic of San Louis Obispo, Calif., and Samuel B. McClintic of Salem; sister, Mrs. Myrtle Peters of Eugene, and ten grandchildren. Services will be held Friday, Feb. 22, at 1:30 p.m. at the Clough-Barrick Chapel. The Rev. Omar Barth will officiate. Oregon Statesman 20 Feb 1952 11:1.
INSCRIPTION: McClintic Leroy S. 1884 - 1952 (on same marker with Ina E. McClintic)
SOURCES: LR LD OSBH DC (Marion County 1952) #1766 1920 OR Census (Lane Co., Armitage, ED 222, sheet 1B) OS 20 Feb 1952,11:1
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McClintock, William
LAST: McClintock		FIRST: William	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 1838	DIED: 14 Apr 1916	BURIED: 17 Apr 1916
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Canada
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #210 - William McClintock, male, widowed, b. 1838 in Canada, d. 14 Apr 1916 in Salem Oregon (State Hospital) at the age of 78 years, interment IOOF 17 Apr, undertaker Webb & Clough, informant Hospital records; LOT DEED: Owned by Sheriff Johnson, Coquille, OR; Funeral ordered by Sheriff Johnson;
OBITUARY: In this city, April 14, 1916, William Mcclintock, aged 78 years. He was a former resident of Coos county. The funeral was held yesterday from the chapel of Webb & Clough. Rev. F. T. Porter officiated and burial was in Odd Fellows cemetery. Daily Oregon Statesman 19 April 1916 5:5
INSCRIPTION: No marker found as of March 2002
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials Barrick #469 OSBH DC (Marion County 1916) #210 DOS 19 April 1916 5:5
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McClung, John
LAST: McClung		FIRST: John	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN: Abt 1843	DIED: 15 Nov 1918	BURIED: 18 Nov 1918
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
DEATH PLACE: Seattle, King Co., Washington
NOTES: IOOF - James McClung, age 75 y's 10 m's 28 d's, died in Seattle, Wash., gangrene of right leg;
SOURCES: IOOF Register of Burials
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McClure, Floyd W.
LAST: McClure		FIRST: Floyd	MID: W.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 27 May 1882	DIED: 25 Nov 1917	BURIED: 4 Dec 1917
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Michigan
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1917) #527 - Floyd W. McClure, male, single, Common Laborer, b. 27 May 1882 in Michigan, d. 25 Nov 1917 in Salem, Oregon (Ore. State Tuber. Hosp.) at the age of 35 yrs 5 mo 28 ds, name of father Daniel E. McClure (b. Penn.), maiden name of mother Julia Rathborn (b. Iowa), interment 4 Dec, undertaker Webb & Clough, informant Hosp. Records.;
INSCRIPTION: No marker found as of March 2002
SOURCES: LR Barrick #783 OSBH DC (Marion County 1917) #527
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McClure, J. Laura
LAST: McClure		FIRST: J.	MID: Laura
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Bennett		TITLE: Mrs.
BORN: 22 Jan 1889	DIED: 19 Nov 1969	BURIED: 20 Nov 1969
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Housewife
BIRTH PLACE : Kansas
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: AFB #820 - J. Laura McClure - b. Kansas 22 Jan 1889, d. Salem 19 Nov 1969, interment 20 Nov 1969, Lot #682, Relative - Lawrence C. Shaw.
OBITUARY: J. Laura McClure, 80, 2380 Church St. SE, died Tuesday at her home. She had been a resident of Salem since 1941. Survivors include son Lawrence C. Shaw, Colonial Heights, Va., one grandchild. Arrangements are pending at Virgil T. Golden mortuary. -Newspaper clipping attached to Authorization for Burial
INSCRIPTION: J. Laura Bennett McClure 1889 - 1969 (photo available)
SOURCES: LR LD AFB #820 Newspaper clipping attached to AFB
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McConnell, John
LAST: McConnell		FIRST: John	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Abt 1846	DIED: 9 Aug 1926	BURIED: 12 Aug 1926
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
BIRTH PLACE : Ireland
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH (Marion County) #536 -- John McConnell, male, widower, resident of Portland, b. Ireland, d. 9 Aug 1926 in Oregon State Hosp., Salem, Oregon at the age of 80 years, name of father Carl McConnell, interment IOOF 12 Aug, undertaker Webb & Clough, informant Oregon State Hospital records.
OBITUARY: Funeral services for John McConnell who died in this city, will be held from the chapel of the Webb funeral parlors today, August 12, at 11 o'clock. Interment will be in the IOOF cemetery. Oregon Statesman 12 Aug 1926 3:6.
INSCRIPTION: No marker shown in lot diagram.
SOURCES: LR OSBH (Marion County) #536 OS 12 Aug 1926 3:6.
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McCormack, John
LAST: McCormack		FIRST: John	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Apr 1945	BURIED: 9 Apr 1945
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: Marion County Burial;
SOURCES: LR
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McCormack, Mathew
LAST: McCormack		FIRST: Mathew	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: Abt Aug 1817	DIED: Mar 1883	BURIED: 11 Mar 1883
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: IOOF - Mathew McCormack, age 65 years, 7 m's, born in Marion Co., died in N. Salem at the Poor Farm of kidney disease;
SOURCES: LR IOOF Register of Burials
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McCormick, John B.
LAST: McCormick		FIRST: John	MID: B.
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Sep 1872	BURIED: 23 Sep 1872
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
SOURCES: LR
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McCourt, John
LAST: McCourt		FIRST: John	MID:
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Mr.
BORN: 26 Feb 1874	DIED: 12 Sep 1924	BURIED: 15 Sep 1924
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION: Attorney; Associate Justice Oregon Supreme Court
BIRTH PLACE : Listowel, Ontario, Canada
DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1924) #632 - John McCourt, male, married (Veva Boothby McCourt), occupation Lawyer - Assoc. Justice Oregon Supreme Court, b. 26 Feb 1874 in Ontario, Canada, d. 12 Sep 1924 in Salem, Oregon (1311 Court) at the age of 50 y's 6 m's 16 d's, name of father James McCourt (b. Glagow, Scotland), maiden name of mother Emma Farncomb (b. Ontario, Canada), interment 15 Sep IOOF, undertaker Rigdon & Son, informant Mrs. John McCourt of Salem; BIOGRAPHICAL: HISTORY of BENCH & BAR in OREGON, p. 177: "Residence, 560 Broadway street; office Postoffice building, Portland. Born in Listowel, Canada, February 26, 1874. Son of James and Emma (Farncomb) McCourt. Married June 28, 1898, to Veva Boothby. Received his education in the public and common schools of California and moved to Oregon November 1890. Attended the Willamette University, Salem, Literary Department, one year, and the Law Department, Willamette University, 1896, graduating therefrom with a degree of L.L.B. Admitted to the bar in Salem, Oregon, June, 1896, and practiced his profession until 1900 in that city, when he moved to Pendleton, where he remained until appointed United States Attorney March 17, 1908. Elected member of House of Representatives, Oregon Legislature, June, 1898, and served Special Session of that year and Regular Session of 1899. Appointed Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Sixth Judicial District, 1905 to 1908. Republican." JUSTICES LEAVE TODAY -- Justices John McCourt and John L. Rand of the stated supreme court will leave for San Francisco where they will attend the convention of the American Bar association. They will be accompanied by their wives. Justice L. T. Harris returned Saturday from Tacoma where he addressed a meeting of the Washington State Bar association. Oregon Statesman, Aug 6, 1922, 5:4
OBITUARY: JOHN M'COURT PASSES AWAY, Youngest Justice of Supreme Tribunal of State Succumbs to Illness. Justice John McCourt, of the Oregon supreme court, died at his home at 1311 Court street about 8 o'clock yesterday morning after an illness of nearly two weeks. A complication of ailments provoked by septic poisoning from infection of the teeth, caused his death. Justice McCourt is survived by his father and mother, Mr. And Mrs. Jame McCourt, of Albany, his widow and one son, John McCourt, of Salem; two brothers James H. McCourt, now in Montana, and Aubrey McCourt of Albany; and five sisters, Minnie, Edith and Gladys, of Albany, Frances, of Portland and Emma, now in California. Out of respect to Justice McCourt the supreme court adjourned yesterday morning and will not be in session until Monday after the funeral. The funeral will be held Monday at 10:30 o'clock a.m., at the First Presbyterian church of Salem, with Rev. W. W. Long, pastor of the church, and a Presbyterian minister from Portland officiating. Interment will be in IOOF cemetery. High tribute to Justice McCourt were paid today by Governor Pierce and Chief Justice McBride of the supreme court. "I first knew Judge McCourt as a member of the legislature from Marion county," said Governor Pierce, "He and I practiced law in Pendleton at the same time and often were arrayed against each other in the trial of cases. I knew him as a brilliant lawyer and always held him in the highest esteem. It is a distinct loss to Oregon to lose Judge McCourt at this early period in his life. My relations with him in a personal, legal and official way were always of the pleasantest and I counted him one of my warmest and dearest friends." Chief Justice McBride said; "The death of Justice McCourt comes as a shock to all of us. The youngest member of the court, he had early forged ahead to the position of one of its ablest and most influential members. He has demonstrated his great ability in every walk of the profession==as a legislator, as United States district attorney, as circuit judge, and on the bench he demonstrated his talents as a lawyer of high abilities and as a judge whose clear insight into difficult questions always commanded respect and admiration. "His relations with his associates were too intimate and tender to speak of in this early hour of bereavement. We mourn his loss as that of a brother and a friend. His family has lost a dear and affectionate husband and father. This court has lost a beloved associate. The state has lost an able and conscientious official. I cannot say more." Justice McCourt was 50 years old. He was born in Listowel, Canada, February 26, 1874, but in his infancy moved with his parents to California. He received his early education in the public schools of California and Oregon, the family moving to Oregon in 1890. Judge McCourt attended Willamette university taking a year in the literary course and then entering the law department of Willamette, from which he was graduated in 1896. In June of that year he was aadmitted to the bar. Mr. McCourt was married in 1898 to Mis Vera Boothby, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. W. F. Boothby. The Boothby family was one of the prominent Salem families, Mr. Boothby having done notable work in the construction of public and business buildings. Mr. McCourt was elected in 1898 as one of the Marion county representatives in the legislature, serving in the special session of that year and in the regular session of 1899. He practiced law in Salem until 1900 when he moved to Pendleton and practiced his profession. He served as deputy district attorney at Pendleton from 1905 to 1908. In March, 1908, he was appointed by President Roosevelt as United States attorney for Oregon and moved to Portland. He resigned this position in 1913 and entered upon private practice in Portland as a member of the law firm of Veazie, McCourt & Veazie. Governor Olcott appointed Mr. McCourt to a circuit judgeship in Multnomah county in November 1918 to succeed the late Judge C. U. Gantenbein, and he was subsequently elected to succeed himself in that office. When a vacancy on the supreme bench resulted by the resignation of Justice Charles A. Johns, Governor Olcott appointed Judge McCourt as a justice of the supreme court October 8, 1921. He was then elected to the office in November, 1922. In politics Justice McCourt was a Republican. He was a member of the Presbyyterian church, but had no fraternal affiliations. Oregon Statesman 13 September 1924 1:7, 3:6
INSCRIPTION: Father John McCourt Feb. 26, 1874 Sept. 12, 1924 (photo available)
SOURCES: LD IOOF Register of Burials S&H pg 36 OSBH DC (Marion County 1924) #632 HBB p. 177 (Photo) OS Aug 6, 1922, 5:4 OS 13 September 1924 1:7, 3:6
CONTACT: Mary Inselman, 811 Elm, Sweet Home, OR 97386 (541-367-4751)
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McCourt, Veva
LAST: McCourt		FIRST: Veva	MID:
GENDER: F	MAIDEN NAME: Boothby		TITLE:
BORN:	DIED: Aug 1965	BURIED: 2 Aug 1965
ETHNIC:		OCCUPATION:
NOTES: No marker in city diagram.
CONTACT: Mary Inselman, 811 Elm, Sweet Home, OR 97386 (541-367-4751)
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McCourt, Wilbur Edwin
LAST: McCourt		FIRST: Wilbur	MID: Edwin
GENDER: M	MAIDEN NAME:		TITLE: Master
BORN: 27 Au