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.... ~""'J'-.::!ll<!&J~,P',11,1_~...;;,_. ___ • ______ --tp1n<·cs _ of Residence -·--------. Occupation

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?- /J. -·. -- • _,, J l'llf. 111:; Father Mother's Malden Name • (J

Wife's Full Maiden Name ;:!'h _ _,._ JI_ Wtf1:'e Data Day Month Year

Birth J. 'l - 9- /$'..!J :J.

City, Town or PJ&co Counly or Provlnci, etc. Slaro or Country Add. Info. oo WU•

Places of Residence -------------F-..;;.;;,;.~~~;...;,.;;;;.;;..;_~;..;;_-------------------------.-------Dccuoation If other than Housewife

fer Father Mother's Malden Name Sex Children"• Namea In Full IChlldren'a

(Arrange ln order ol birth) t>ata ., ...... '"fd-===-==-ill:a:lll:,:,::m:,c=cimc==:::c::11c:a:===!::"F'===l=========t===================;;;::::===::;::==:t=======

nay Monrh Year Clry. Town or Place County or Provloco, CCC:. State or Country .Add. Info. Oil Chll

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• 3V - 4 ° . , Oirth 4 ~ :! I ~IIL .11 YJ),.,. __ ,I,. ~for:......,IJ.9-.,-1,rtt1 ~LafU,h½JAUA~ ~, ... __ ,

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Full Name ol Spouse• \ n l](!!J~h. ___ , ____ -·---t------------------------1------'LJ ~ • (L _ - -- ~ Hudal

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~ Name ot Spouse•_/"') \ Q<.>ath. _____ ------t----0--------------------1------~/'.J.-&.:~:t:dl..4::S:i':l.:" .. ~t'.141!c::2.--l..ll!:.L:::::..J.ILL~1,.:1.e:-.1~-~~-J!...,_ __ ~n!.!.11!.!.r..!.!l•l!..!tl~l---------+-----------------------1------

5 - ~; n Oir-th __________ _11i>t1 ________________ ___,.. __ --1------

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I= a~ --A_) ~ H~iri::l ______ -:_~_""!J_,_¥/_ -~-,J--'f_} ___ ·'.""".-.. .,-a-,..---.. --~)-.,.,.-A_-.-~--,A.,,-'I-.-~--w-,-~..,...t..-----6 ---- - -- -- . ··-·- _____________ __,. ___________ _. _____ _

Full Narne of Spouae• .. .. -.. --- .. ···-·.. -----·--·----·-·-----------------+------

~ •--•' - -··---··-·-··· ---------------,--------------i------

7 Birth - -... --·-. .. . -··--------------------------+------M:1r. Full Named Spou11e• \ . _______________________ ..,_ ____ _

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1,ir·lh

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@:::~•~"· X \:1;,~i,;i ---------------1------------------------1--------

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10 Dirth ,- --- -----------1------------------------+------Full Name of Spouso•

ltvtur. ----·-··-- __ . ____ .... -···---·---------------------+-------\

i ,~-~·1·h· -Hlit:-ial . u•-· ·-··· .. --·--·-·- ··-· -·--·-

•U marrltt.l mor.- rll!ln nr,, r t.o. ~a,h mar. (I) (2) t.ic. au•I lll!t 111 •1o,1t1. mru. enc tuhh,.n" colurun. Uee a·cvorso aide for addltlonal children. other noce10 referencea or lllformatlon.

FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name L ___ ~-, //.7~_,. - I.

This ln!ormetlon Obtained From: Huah• nct'e n.y Monrh Year C"lt~• Town or Place V - County or ProYtnco, ,61,. S\ate or Country Add. lnfo. en Hu, U• t•

Oirth ~- 9 ... If& A.1- .. -- -~- - ~~.·~") % .. ,,_ I

Chr'ml ,

Mnr. 10--1:i. ... /'2'2.-:.

l)c.-ath /'l~I flm·lul 7J?T/J . .. ~ /?,,,_,,., -~ ,k U- • Ji 1.. ,t,1 • - )1; J. .. A -PJncc:-;_u(_Hcsldcncc ----·. --Occupation ____ . ___ -£.lbrr wlvr,. U any, No.~~) Uc,

•kc :i~~rare sh~ c mar.

Ills Father ~)..,.A.'_ . ) ~- ·- -- J Mother's Malden Name ~-~~AJ, ~ .... ~- -~ Q

Wife's Full Maiden Name r-Y,._1.:.) /?.I_ ~~~A~ Wlfc'a

Day Month Year City, Town or PJaco Qaarifil,r Provlnci:, etc. Olla Stare or Country Add. Into. en WU•

Birth 1<;-= ~d . ·- JJ-r.:. 4/~ ~J E -J- .J Chr'nd

I

' . Dcoth ./'J~ Burial '->,,, :r '7 J. - .•. ·:1 ('4--,L, - ~ 1- HJ-. Yi,),,.4A_ ... ;,,,~1;,, . ~ l.1

-Places or Residence -

- Occueotlon if other than Housewife ~Nl t::!'1~111,~~,,rN:_ _Af \,m _ecc. -ler Father \l __ - ,, ' /') 1. . _J ~-. Mother's Malden Name :!~-- _) .A .... 'A__J

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Sex Chlldren•• Name, In Full I Children•• V

(Arnnge In order cl birth) Data nay Monlh Year City. Town or Placer County or ProYt.occ. et,;. State or Country Add. Info. on Cbtl

1 !Birth

M111·. ••·• ··------

Full Name cl Spous~ \ --•-·•--4·-

~.,.,,,.,. E !)_<!~_th_ .. ··-··-··- -·--·

~ Burlnl

2 flirth ·----------- ·-· ~for!__ ·--------Pull Namo cl Spoua~ \ )c3tl1

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13 i ['.!h

Mar. Full Name ol Spouse•

;-1: .. _._1 ··-·-·

~ .... .J .J l?L'~!h_ -· -··-·•-•·•·--- ·---

.M lh1d~l

4 - -Hir-111 -·---·-------Mor.

Pull Name ol Spou,e•

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!'I.for. Full Name ol Spouae• \ ,i:-~1;- ··-- ··-··--- -·--·-··-·- ~-

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'B 1i rl Ii ·-··· - -- --·- ·-· -· ------ ---Mnr •

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7 Hirth .. ···-·- --·------·-·-M:11·.

Full Nam~ d Spou110• -\ ·- .... ·- ·- . . ··--- ·--·· ·---------·-

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~ i l111·ial ·-·----·-8 l!i_,·1 !! . .. .. - •··-·---- ---

~1nr. full N• mt• or S1iou11e• \

. -··- ....... --··•·-- -·····----

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r- ll11d:d ------9 )lir,hj - .. ·-. -· ... .. . -- --

r~1:1.-. Full Narn-: or Sp•,11Rt•• -\. ···--. - -·· ·-- •· ·- ·····••···--·-••

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10 ill!:!~-- -----··-----· -------Mur.

Full Nam.,. of Srouso• \ - --··-··-· ........... ·-· ·- ·····---···

l >cash ITtit=bt .. - ·- •· . --•· •···· ...... -------·----

. . •11 married mor•· rh•,r, ,,,,. (• r.n. l."• t'h mar, (I) (2) t.i1. a111l l1,.1 tu .... 1-:. 111111. en, h1Mn•n c·olmun. Uae n:vorao ,Ide for addlUonal chlldrcrn. ocher n(lCca, refc,.,,nco111 or hdorrne•lon.

FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name ~~~ -- .- -1-Lyj /~ ..... __ 1.

This lnfor-mation Obtolncd From: ~~ahanr1•1 O.y Mon1h Year C-l1y. Town or Place County or Province, e1rl'/ &ate or Counlry Add. Info. an Hu• la

Oirth Jl-S-/fft,t, ~~ , J

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Mnr. ,;J.,,-10- /$11.Z ~ J~ ~~ • M,)_ -ilA_ • )"_/ ) ..... - .I .

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Iii:; Fnll,cr ~"' A4 _ .) ~1-, .. • J~ I

Mother•s Malden Name J! ~'- ., . _J ...... ... __ ~..., u

Wife's Full Maiden Name a ·-· 'w, 7j•A•• j Wtfi:'11

Day Month Year City, Town or Placo County or Provlnci, ecc. .

Dala &ate or Country Add. Info. as WU,

Birth //{'?I)

Chr'nd Ocoth /9.!J'B/ t/$b/ .

'-h?~. ii .. : .. , /Z__._.. ... Burial ¾I.)_..,.,..,_. Y~J...-._ • ... X.,.k .. ~

Places or Residence ---. Occu~otlon if other than Housewife

l'laTI t:t!'!~~,\~~lr:f:..Af Y?te1c. -Iler Fntlu.·r Mother's Malden Name

I Chlld;en•• -::

Sex Chlldren'a Name• In Full City. Town or Placo (Arrange In order cl birth) Data nay Month Year County or Provlllce, etc;. Slate or Coun~ .Add. Into. as Cbll

1 Birth /Y9S ~fiR.tt.,*12~~i·~ Mnr ••. _ .. ···------Pull Name cl Spou1C-- \ D_<~~th_ . 9. -:-:_9. -':';_ IJ..]Q_

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3 Uirth

~tar:__ Full Name ol Spouse• \ ~2c~~h. -· -· ·- ·-· .. ··--- ----

Hud:d

4 lltr:L~~- ·-·--·---------Mnr.

Pull Name ot Spouse• \ --··-- -· __ , .. _ .. _ -----!2<::~.1.~1_ ····-···--- -- -----H11ria!__ _

5 Birrl, ... ···-·- .... -. - ... - ·-- -1\1:u·.

Full Name of Spouse• \ ,;:,-;i-i;- ···- ....... ,. ____ -·---·---

··--··- ---- -· -- ---- ------Hurial

'B .t1i rl h ···-· - -- --·- ·-· -· ·-·--- -- -

:'l.1nr • Full Narnc of Spoua~• \

........ ... ... - -------·----·-----~ka1J1 ... ... . ··- --- __ , -· -· - ---· ----·-·-------lluri:il

7 nirlh ·-- ···-- --------·-·

~far. Full Nam~ of Spou110• ··-··\' ;, .;:,:!;-

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lil11rial ·------··

8 ~li_,·1 !! . . ·•·· - . - ·-·-·-·-r.1tu·. \·-······· . ------- -·····---

Full Name- or S('ourie• lkntl, -- -._ .. ___ ·--· t'.!:!:!~L

9 l_ir1l1 - ...... -· - ·-· . --,ln1·. -\ -······ ···-. --• ·-- •- -- . ···-••·- -

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10 Ui!1~-- ------·- --··----Mur.

Full Nam..- of Srouso• \ - ............. ···- • --- ·-· ·- ·····----··

Pca1h fi",it:-fal . . - ·-··· . --··· -···· ...... - --·- -~------

•If marrlC\.I mor.- ,,, • .,, ,,,,. ,. t.:n. ..-arh mu. (I) (2) t:tr. "'"' 11.-i 111 • 1.,1-:. ,nru. en , h1J,1,·1•11• c·olumr1. Use a·cvorne aide for eddlUonal children., ocher nocea, refea-oncea or lalorrna•lon.

FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name ~~-~--I ~ ~-~ - ~~

This Information Obtained From: ~~•hanl1'2 O.y Month Yeu C-lly. Town or Place County or Province, ttZ:I Slate or Country Add. Wo. en Hut 1,

Oirth JJ .. t,- -1r,, E,,.,-~ - 0

Chr'ml 0

Mar.

IJcnlh ~,a B-1- 19.88' I

Burlnl _"1,,f ~ )_ l -· J ~ ~ _ },J J~4b .... j,;' )A.kh ~ - ~ J,,..,~ .JJ

Pln<·c:-._ of Hcsldcncc ---·. --Occupation ~iii;~.;,j-;;:,, u any. No. <1i ~)-t.tc.--7v '1' /_ 4/f. ,, .7 L -

alr.e ,~_rate ah~- c mar. - - • - - "· )f1 'I ~ -- J - • •- •· .1

Ills Fnrhcr.hJ.,u_ .· .J Y~ -- . /J Mother's Malden Name~ 4A .. . .I .1.:.. -~- .,, .,, u

Wife•s Full Maiden Name 'w_ ~ ~~ ~~~ Wtft:'a

Day Month Year Ct1y, Town or Place CouRty oJ ProvlncT," etc. Scare or Country o.,. Add. Wo. en Wlf•

Birth //( i.3 )';/ J.i _JI J

Chr'nd . Dcolh x~ ,, ... /9:J.:} .A .... A ·- Y.11- ~ ,

Burial '>-»~- 71,,;;:,..,,, ~ .,. y,, >- AA ~);, 1-A4 • 'h/,A.4, )

Places or Residence -. Occu~otJon if other than Housewife ~a'f: J~Pt:l~',l~lif:..Af\,m.etc. -1 lcr Fntlu ... r Mother's Malden Name

Children" 1 Names In Full I Child;;,, .• -

Sex (Arrange In order ol birth) Dat• nay Monlh Year Clly, Town or Placa C°"2'!1f or ProVSJico, ct~ State or Country .Add. Info. on Cbll

1 Birth

Mu. - ·•·•··-~----PuJI Name ol Spouse-- \ l)_c~lh

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Hut·lnl

2 Birth .. ·-------- -·-· Mar.

Pull Nama cl Spouse- \ ---------

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3 Ui~

l'Y.hll::_. full Name ol Spouse• \ l?l.'_a~h. 1aj .. J (!,, -· -- ·- ·-··•·--- ·---

llud~I

4 II ir·lh ·-·---·-------Mor.

Pull Name of Spou11e• \ to----··-- -··-·--

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5 Hrrl, - ... ··-·-···- .. - -···----t,.tar.

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Mar·. f l.11 Narne ol Spo1J11~• \

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7 nirlh ... --·-- --------·-· M:11·.

Full Name r:A Spou11a• ·-·\ . - . -· ·- . ...... - ·- ---· . ·-·---·--·-·---------a_~•-·r,,.h . . . ... _ ···-·· ·•-··•·· .. ---· -·- -------iS11i-i:1l --1·-·---··---

8 H1·1h - . ··• .. -- -· -··-·---·- ---\lnr·.

Full Name of Sl'ouoe• \ . -··- .... . --··--- -·····--!!:-·:_11_1_,. -- -·-•-•·• -------- --lurlal ---·--

9 ll_il"ll1 - ... ·-. -· - .. . -- --r,lin.

Full Nam~ of S{">11111·• -\ ...... - -·· ·-- •· ·- .. ···-··-- -·'~ ·.ii h - ··-· .. --~ .. .. ··--- ---·-------------·-

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10 Ui.'1h -----··- --------i-1\lu 1·.

Full Nam~ of Srouso• \ . - .. - . - -........... - --- . --·-·-· ·- . .... _ ---·· >cnth

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. . •11 mal'rtl."tl mer.- 11t,111 ,,,.. c• t.n. t1arh mas. (I) (2) 1.11. ,.,,,, 11,.1 In A,I•!. mfu. en 11uJ.lr1•11 ,·011111,ri. Uae n:vor10 aide: for addlllonal cbUdrcn. ocher lldea, refe1-once1 or Information.

JAMES A. YEEND.

James A. Yeend is a self-made man who is now the owner of three hundred and eighty acres, constituting a valuable farm property on section 20, township 8 north, range 36 east, \,Valla Walla county. He was born in Gloucestershire, England, on the 8th of March, 1856, and is a son of William and Ellen (Surman) Yeend, who were natives of England, ,vhence they crossed the Atlantic to the new world in December, 1870. They settled on a farm in section 20, township 8 no~th, range 36 east, Walla \:Valla county, and here the father passed away, while the mother later became a resident of Walla 'Walla and died in that city. They were the parents of sixteen children, se,·en of ,vhom survive.

Jamcg A. Yeend was a lad of fourteen vears when he crossed the Atlantic

to the United States in company with his parents. He had acquired his education in England and remained under the parental roof until twenty-one years of age, when he started out in life for himself. Two years later he took up a preemption claim of one hundred and twenty acres and bought one hundred and sixty acres of railroad land in Walla vValla county but in 188.3 sold this property to his father. He then removed to \Vhitman county, \Vashington, where he took up a homestead and timber claim, upon which he li\'ed for twelve years and through that period wrought a marked transformation in the appearance of his property, for he brought much of the land under a high state of cultivation .. In 1896 he sold that place and came to \Valla Walla county, where he now resides. Here he owns three hundred and eighty-four acres of rich and productive land. upon which he has placed many modern imprO\·ements, including an attracti,·e home and substantial buildings that furnish ample shelter for grain and stock. He is an energetic and progressive farmer and his place pre:-ents a most attracth·e appearance, indicative of the care and labor which he bestows upon his fields and also indicative of the careful supervision which he gives to a11 branches of the farm work.

On the I 5th of December, I 883, Mr. Yeend was united in marriage to :\Jiss Lydia Chandler, also a native of Gloucesterl-hire, England, and a daughter of Joseph and Eliza (Surman) Chandler. I Ier father clic<I in that country and her mother came to America in October, 1882, locating in \Vhitman county, vVashington, where she took up a homestead claim and spent the remainder of her life. To ).fr. and ).frs. ·Yeend have been born eight children. nam<'ly: Ernest E .. Edith M., Fred S. and Frank J., twins; Flora E .. \VilJiam ,\ .. ()]in~ and Esther.\.

l\fr. and l\frs. Yeend are devoted members of the Ivlcthodist Episcopal church. in the work of which they take an active and helpful interest, Mr. Yeend serving now as one of the trustees. His political support is given to the republican party and he has scn·cd for !-ixteen years as a member of the school board .. FratcrnalJy he is connected with the Ancient Order of United Workmen. As the architect of his own fortunes he has builded wisely and well and is not only one of the self-made men of \Valla \Valla county but is also one of its most progressive farmers and in all that he does holds to the highest standards of agricultural development and activity. __c,_ ___ _

SURMAN N. YEEND.

Surma~ _N. Yeend, one of the leading wheat raisers of the Walla Walla valley, res1dmg at Valley Grove, was born in England May 21 i866 f \x1·11· , , , a son o

·v 1 1am and Ellen Yeend, who are mentioned elsewhere 1·n thi·s k · · · h wor m con-nection wit the sketch of their son James.

Surman N. Yeend was reared and educated in Walla Walla count h · be n b t 1 d 1 b 1 · Y' a vmg . e u a young a w 1en roug 1t by his parents to the new world. The fam-ily home. w~s established in the northwest and he has since been familiar with the upbmld1?g and progress of this section of the country. His youthful days were spent m the usual manner of the farmbred boy who divides his time be-

iween the duties of the schoolroom, the pleasures of the playground and the work of the fields, and his early training in farm work well qualified him to take up work of that character on his own account after he had reached man's estate. He located on the place which is now his home and which comprises s~ven hundred acres of rich and productive land, all under cultivation. He makes a specialty of the growing of wheat and his broad fields present a most pleasing picture, giving indication of abundant harvests. He is also successfully engaged in stock raising and keeps upon his farm high grades of cattle, horses and hogs. In all ·of his business affairs he displays a progressive spirit and keeps in touch with every improvement that has to do with farm life.

Mr. Yeend has been married twice. He first wedded Miss Anna M. Harper and to them were born two children: Charles E.; and Helen, the wife of Arthur Anderson. The wife and mother passed away and in 1901 l\fr. Yeend was again married, his second uniori being with Miss Mary Loland, a native of Wash· ington. They have become parents of six children: Cleola M., Roland A., Allen C., Wilbur H., Lowell W. and Howard S.

l\lr. and 1\1 rs. Yeend arc members of the Nazarene church. Mr. Yeend votes with the republican party and has served on the census board, filling that position in 1900. He is not active in politics, however, preferred to concentrate his time and energies upon his farming interests, and by his close application in bu~iness affairs and his unremitting industry he has won a. very gratifying measure of success, being now numbered among the substantial and prosperous agriculturists of \Valla \Valla county.

l ll ~TOI{\' () F \\·_\ I.I .. \ \\' :\LL:\ C< ll ; :S.:T\·.

Mrs. John I. Y ccnd John J. Yeend

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s1,1·11di11g ll1rl'c 111,,11tl1s 111 !lie ( ;,.Jdc11 City.

:1r r i1Tcl at \\·:tlla \\ ·:tll:t i11 lite fall (Jr ,~70. Tl 1l' f:1ll1n p11rcl1:1scrl a q11:trl cr serli1111 c,f l:t11,I 1111 I lry l·rcck a11rl [, J1 1k up :111 ;u lj 11i11i11g _g11n·n11111·11t pl:tl"l'. C )11r s1il1jl'cl r1111li1111ccl

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( ·rct'k 11 ills, which he st ill c ,,,·11s. 11 c has gfren his attention Jarg<.'ly to iar111i11g since ,ttHI handles ah1111l eight l11111drecl acres earh year at the present time leasing re 111sidl'rahlc sd1ool land. l11 the fall of 190.!, ht' pnrrhast·cl a residence al 227 \Vhit man st n·cl, which is tl1<.; family home at the present time.

( )11 !\lay .!..!., 1882, in \Valla \Valla. :\Ir. \' ct·ncl 111arril'cl Ella ( ;, \ \'ill iams. who was

l111rn i11 l\lills cc11111ty. 111\\"a, 1111 :\11g11st 3. 1X~,,. the da11g-htt•r of .\11111111cl :\I. a11cl Zilpha H. (Cilley) \Villiams, 11at ires oi .\'c\\' \'ork and ~e,r I lampshire. respectirely. Thl' fathl'r died in 10\ra and a more particular 111c11tiou oi his family is made dse\\'hcrc in this ,·c ,lrnne. The mother came from an old a11d promincnl Kc\r Ilampshirc family and was horn at I lillsl;oroug-h, that state, on October 2~. 18 q. ~ I rs. Yeend has one hrnthcr, \Villon .\., a l1lacks111ith in \\'alla Walla, who is llH't1ti1111ed iu this ,·olnme, and two sisters, ;i.ilarion J .. the wife of Oscar \Vilson, a s111-veyc1r in Walla \ \'alla, and :\rary J ., the wi ic oi J :imt·s 11. Tngram in \\' alla \Vall a. 1\1 r. and ;\I rs. Y t'l0 1td hare the iollowing- named rhilclrl'n. l•:ra 1,.: ;'\Ima l\l.; in the high sd1011l: ~dlic < ;_, at St. Paul's Episcopal sdtool: Bert ha . \., J 11h11 IL. and ( ;Jadys L., all in the g-ra111111a r sch111 ,I : Fra11k \\'., \\"hn clil·d 1111 Non·mlil'r ..?, 1qo3,

:1t Seattk·. ag-ecl twenty: and J\ rchil,alcl F., who died :\ugust 15, 18<)7 i11 Walla Walla, aged li\'c years.

l\l'r. Yeend is a 111c111lier 11i lhl' .\. < >. l J. \ \'. and in p11litical mat krs is i11cll'pl'11cle11f. ln I x,,r., he \\":tS dectecl to the st ate Sl'll:ttl'

on the Fusion or Peopk·s Party tickd a11cl served i11 the session ir11111 1 XcJ7 lt1 1 Xq«J. I le was chairman of the c11111111it h'l' which inl rn

d11n.•d thr parole for state> ('1111\'il-ts. which was · passc,L a11d was also chai r111a11 of the Jll'll:t I and reformatory commit tees and was a st r1111g supporter of the maxi11111111 fn·ig-ht hill pass('cl in 1897 .. ~Ir. \'ec1JCI 111a1lc a splrncli1I n·ri,nl i11 the state lt·g-islatttn.'. hl·ing- a 111:111 of ahility

_a_1_1_d i11f1-!_1_cnr<:_ at~~•~ -~_[><'~~':!~~ho is very keen

and ic ,rccfttl. . \s an • ,rat, ,r, lie is \\'di k1111\\'II

and highly apprcriatt·c I. l\lr. \'ec11cl has three lir111hcrs, \\'illiam S.

a11d James .\.. farmers 1111 I )ry rrcl'k; and S11rma11 !'\., li,·i11g· 011 ~e\\"l'll str('et in \\'alla \Valla. I \•rsonally. ottr sttlijcct is a l,roacl mi11dccl. g-c11cr11tts 111:111 \\"l111 ltas wo11 ancl retains Ilic frit·11d~l1ip «ii all ,,·li11 k1111\\' hi111, \\"ho has lal111rccl faithi11lly i11 the clc,·elopmc11t a11cl 11pl111ildi11g- 11i tlil' c111111try awl \\"Ito ltas done a great deal i11r llil' f11rw;1rdi11g 11i all gcuul causes.

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EARL? MARRIAGES

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VALLA VALLA COUNTY

1862 thru 1899

WASHINGTON TERRITORY A• D STATE

• Dayton

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Walla Walla •Lowden t •also know as Frenchtown . .

mapine • • Milton-Freewater

Umatilla County. Orflgon

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VALLA VALLA T.ll.LEY GSIIEALOGICU. SOCIE'l'T

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VALLA V.lLL.\, WASilIIG'?OJil

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YEEND, John J. and Ella G. WILLIAMS: 29 Ma..r 1882; William Yeend, MG; Wit: Wm. S. Yeend; at res of Wilton Ao Williams

YEEND, Surman and Anna M. HARPER: 26 Oct 1892; DoJ., Strong, Min; -111-

___ Wit: Wm. Yeend, __ S_!-'~, and Mrs. J.B. Charri!>~rlain _ -------------

H Clergyman M.E. Church: COX, D.H. and D.E. YEEND: 19 Nov 1890; B.Rt~F. larpert,Valley Grove, WA -22-

Wi +.:. Roland Gree!)._ and Joseph H_. Nigh_~nga ~J _ a --- _____ _

I Surname First N~me MN/Initial Birth Date Death Date

\ Yeend Ellen S. seg 29, 1832 Sep 25, 1909 Yeend William Fe 14, 1830 Aug 31, 1901 Yeend William s .-- 1854 1923

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Mountain View Cemetery Volume IV

Alphabet, North Block, Sections 1-32, Baker Circle

2120 S. 2nd Street Walla Walla, WA 99362

Compiled by: William & Lolita Clayton Margaret Strickland

Published by WALLA WALLA VALLEY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. 0. Box 115, Walla Walla, WA 99362 , _:-,,, ")

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f Surname First Name MN/Initial Birth Date Death Date Other Inscription Yeend Anna V. 1889 1976 Yeend Beulah A. 1893 1978 Yeend Edith Mary ., 1887 1931 Yeend Emily R. Buried January 1899 (No Marker)

Yeend Ernest E. , 1884 1959 Yeend Flora E. Miss ,, 1890 1980 Yeend Frank Buried November 5, 1903 (No Marker) I Yeend Frank S. ~ 1888 1952 Yeend Fred J. ,. 1888 1950 Yeend James A. ., 1857 1931 Yeend John Buried August 1897. (No Marker)

j Yeend W'dia 1859 1930 ,.. Yeend ill iam A 1892 1927

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1997 ,., .... ST. MICHAEL AVE ..

Yeend -Yeend 'Yeend 'teend

Arthuf Arthuf Myrori Veronica

R. Jr. R. Arthur Vera

July 24, 1922 Mar 5~ 1~67 AMM2/U.S.N.R./WWII

1891 1965 Nov 12, 1916 Oct 5, 1978 S.K./U.S. NavyNVWII 1894 1959

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·-ye-em.1- -- - -- --charles - t::dward 1893 Sep~, 19"!0 I Yeend Dora Belle Ferris Dec 19, 1896 Aui 31, 1964 ; Yeend Hannah M. "Anna" 1870 19 8 I Yeend Mary E. 1883 Jul 8, 1973 ·-

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61 20 6 Born in Athena, Oregon. 61 20 5 Buried May 11, 1938. 61 20 7 Died in Spokane, Washington. 61 20 9

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FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name~I~ ··- Q ,..,. .1 z:t" ,,,I -,I. .....

This Information Obtained From: ~::_.band'11 Day Momh Year C-tty, Town or Place Mty or <province• etc. (J State or c'OW1lry Add. Info. cm Hu1baD-. Birth ~~-/~-Ii 5~-1 HJ/fSl- ~ ... - ~-Chr-nd \J

Mar. /()-9 .. l'flS'°?' . (\__ --~ ./ Death ..2. ~ -t- - J9c~;-

Burial /'/ti. YJ.~1 • ..., /?,_,. - u}, .. ~~ - Y. ,J.,. "~-. - ~a..dl.,, Places of Residence --Occupation -~ther wtvcs, U any. No. \:l ~) Ltc.

ake secaralc sheet for c mar.

His Father Mother's Maiden Name

Wife's Full Maiden Name Q . ..A,J Jy) ._,_J,.7o/:" WUc:0 s

Day Month Year City, Town or Place Cawlty or Province, etc. Stare or Counrry Add. lnfo. cm Wife Data

Birth ..:t,;1.-//.-IK'S J.. Vta..-Chr'nd

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Death I 'it - &, - 19:i.l.o

Burial 'JJtt Ou,,.~ ~__,- - J:,JAD~. 1 y_., LAA. • -~ Places of Residence - Occupation if other than Housewife - e/Nr huabaffi",l37i• No. ,M\iet etc. a e 1ci,ara e c.r a. , -Her Father ~.4. • - J Y.J) • • --- Mother's Maiden NameC /..r~, ,.~ ... 1 J _)

Sex Children's Names In Full I Chlldrcm•• Day MOCllh Year City, Town or Place County or Provtac:e. ~ State or Country .Add. Info. on Chlldrer. (Arraage In order ol. blnb) • Data

11-~~~~ Birth S-- ~ -l~<S'il • 0 - J ~ ,,.7 D /J.,., A. _ .#) ~-~ - ---.:>,,!:z:,•.; ~ a,p ~,,,.,. .. '\

Mar • beach fl- 9- l9t>~ ~n .. ·_ 17.,;,~:.,

N'I Q,J..,,_ Xv~ Rurhl.1 '7H7 '?'L: .. ~ n ..- _ );),__n _ _, Z,),MJ4., - ~ t Birth ~--/:J..-/'ift...o kJ A 4 • •~ J • ~ _,)

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3 Birth ~ ,_ ~--- n"c/ Mar.

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4 V

IBirth <;?-~- 11, ~ Mar.

Pull Name ol Spouae• \ Death J f- I fl. -JJJL 1 /:' O.,r1. aJO.#_...". Burial "11~. /). ___ ~ /1,,..-.L - )',J,.J4_, 'b).,.,u_ - ¾J.,.. ~~--

5 ~h Li - 5 - /Y ~ 'if ·-,,,J,.~4- 1 •- J.1u • - Y..)-A,1_. ~J,.~~A_,_zz)~ iMar.

Full Name ol Spouse• \ Death ,d _ I -19~1

.A'I ft 1. O._;. ~ 11~-. ~ •• Burial '-bt;t.Uo;..,µA-- - ~J,,_u~,.,_., ,);),., J,p _ _,..,. ~IJ~

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. '-d al,.~dl.£. ~ a'=".~ ., t-.far • ..:14_ Ji ... /()~ 9 Full Name of Spouse• \ beath J.~- la .. Jq,:;-9

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9 (J Birth Mar.

Full Name of Spouse• \ Dc.-ath Burial

10 Birth Mar.

Full Name of Spouso• \ Death Burial . . . Jr marrted mor~ th11n or .. r No. ea<'h mal', (I) (2) ecc. and Um: In Add. info. c;o chdcJren colunui. Uae reverse 1lde for 1ddttlonal children. atber natea, references or lnformarto:n.

FAMILY GROUP No. Husband's Full Name L ~ . -h A ,. .JI /J1~-•-•1 This Information Obtained From: ~~f!'-nd'2 Day Month Year C'lty0 Town or Pi.cJ/ Cciunty or Pnwlnee, ~c:. Stad or Country Add. Info. on Husbani:

) Jt -1 .. :.d /'lf .A,_. :r._. ,1_ ~ Birth -"'>-L /<i.n t. f_ ,.. - J ./b.: Aj ~

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., Burial - ~~.),.. ~/J - ,.l1L. ,IJ

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Philip Yenney, deceased, was for many years a well known and prominent agriculturist of western Washington. He became identified with the state in pioneer times and lived to witness the remarkable changes that were wrought as the work of development and improvement was carried forward, and with the ·passing y_ears he bore his full share in the work. of general progress and

improvement. Mr. Yenney was a native of Germany and came to the United States when

a youth of sixteen or seventeen years and for some time worked on the Potomac river in connection with its traffic interests, while subsequently he was employed by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company. Later he se~ured a situatfon on a plantation in Virginia and on leaving the Old Dominion went-to Iowa, where he met the lady whom he afterward made his wife, her parents having removed from Pennsylvania to Indiana and subsequently to Iowa, where they were residing at that time. In 186o Mr. Yenney came to the northwest, which was then far removed from civilization, being cut off by the long stretches of· hot sand and the higl1 mountains that of ten seemed an insurmountable barrier to the traveler who would have desired to become a resident of the Pacific coast country. Undeterred by hardships and difficulties which he must meet, Mr. Yenney made his way to ·washington and for some years was engaged in freighting between Walla Walla and the Idaho mines. The district into which he came bore little

resemblance to the highly developed section that one sees here today. After freighting for a time he became connected with Mr. Still in the conduct of a trading post on Hangman's creek, near the present site of Spokane, a place which n;as then. known as the California ranch. Subsequently he engaged in farming, with which he was prominently identified up to the time of his death, and as his financial resources increased he kept adding to his holdings by additional purchase until he had acquired some sixteen hundred acres of wheal land and one thott!--ancl acres of grazing land. He thus won a position among the foremost agricultmists of this state and his life record illustrates what it is possible to al·compli:-:h in the west when the individual possesses industry, determination and 1:mc1:1hlt• ,:,mhitinn.

In c:arly ma11hoo1I I 'hilip \.l'lltH·y \\'as u11ite<I in marriage to Miss Rachael \\'innclt, a native of I \·1111:,;yh·a11ia. ancl they hl·camc the parents 0£ the following d1ilclrcn. John Fn.·<I. horn in low:1, June 5. 18;;8, came with his parents to ·washing-ton in 1~(,o :m<l wa:- t·chtl·akcl in \\"alla \Valla. During his active business Ii fc he follo\\'l'«I farmin~ in l 'olumhia co,mty. hut <lil·<I at ~an Diq.~o. California, when· he hacl ~lllll' with· lht· hopl' oi l1t·11l'liti11~ hi:- hl'ahh. I le was three times marric,t ancl lrft a f:lmily of st·,·1·11 rhilcln·11. 1 lis third wife now makes her home in East \\'alla \\'alla. ~a rah jl ., th,· :-t·,·<111cl of till' family, mal'rie<l James McKee, of \\'alb \\'alla, a111I llu·,r 111:ich- tlit·ir h111m· at l1tHlll'roy. She <lietl, leaving a hu:-liancl a11cl :-ix l.'hilcln·11. lfol,l•rt C wa:-: born, rcal'ed and educated in Walla \\':tlla. Ill· \\':1~ ;.!r.tduated in ,:-:~9 from \Vhilman College. Subsequently he c·111t-r,·cl th~· l '11in·r:-:i1y of I \.•nn~ylrnnia. where he pursued a medical course ancl wa~ .~rad11aled \\'ilh the deg-rec of M. D. After spending one year in hospital \\'ol'k he lol'all'd in Portland, where he has since engaged in practice. He is now at the head of a hospital unit ready for service when the government calls. vVilliam I I. :md Lewis 0. are represented on another page of this volume. Margaret, the youngest child, married Ernest E. Urow11, of Spokane, where she now resides. Two children, Thomas J. nnd Anna R., died while young.

:\Ir. Y c:nncy was a consistent mcn1ber of the Lutheran churd1 and died in tl;at faith 011 the 28th of June, 1905. His life was at all Limes honorable an<l upright anti t·11n1111c1uled him to the confidence and good will of those with whom he came in l'0lllnct. His widow still survives him and now occupies the old family home at Xu. 834 East Alder street in Walla ·walla. She, loo, is a comdslenl Christian and has membership in the Methodist Episcopal church. ~1-.,,.'.)-.,.U:>

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PHILIP YENNEY is a native of <:ernmny, nnd was horn iu Baclen Octul,c1· 221 1834. llis p:m:nli; were farmers, mill h1: l'cuminc.'tl nl home wilh lhetu in the fatherlnnd until he w;\s sixteen yenrs of age, when he emigrnh:<l lo Amcric:\, land• in~ in New \'ork July 181 1850. 11'.• spent fom· years in Virginia and Mnryhull11 nnd then went to Iown. It hnd bee!\ his intention, if he llhl not like the cuunt1·y1 tu return lo Ucnunny; hut the years nml the lrnvuling combined, hnd given the New World mt nllractiun that caused him lo ,1eterminc to make uf it his future home. \\'hile in Iowa he resi,led near Oskaloosa, i11 Mahaska cuunl)'· In OctulJer, 18571 while lh·ing in Iowa, he was married tu Rachel Wcnncll. The father of Miss Wcnnl'll was um: uf the piunc"•rs of luwn, nnd no\f lh·cs m:ar Un)•tun, W. T. In 1800 l\lr. Yenney, in company with Mr. \Vcnnell,

,:rosml the plains with an ox team to Walla Walla, W, T., where he took up an cighly-acrc homestead a lillle north of where i,c now lives, In July, 1871, he purchased the property where he now rcsicles, of which there is a view in this book, Since that lime, he hns added to the original farm, until nl present it embraces 560 acres. To this is added nn eighty-acre school tract that he will have the first right to when the school )and is in mnrket, making 640 acres, all of which he has incloscd with jencl•s nncl nll undcrcultivntion. For the building improvements sec the view in this work. Since coming to Wnlln Walla his !,usincss has hcen farming nnd stock-raising.

I le has six children: Sarah M., the wire of Jnmcs W. McKee, resides in Garfield county near Pomeroy; John F., nl,!c<I .:4 yc:m; Rohcrt C., 13 years; WiJliam ll., II yenrs; ancl Lewis 0. 1 8 ycnrs; little Mnrgn1·ct 0.1 6 years. There arc three .,rr:h:mls on the pince, containing about 500 trees, apples, pears, etc. There nrc eighty acres of timher lnncl in the lllolmtains belonging to Mr. Yenney. He hns been a school ,lirector.sincc the first 11r~nni1.ntion of the «lislricl in which he lives. Jr,hn F. 11 wns 200 acres on \Vhiskey creek. ~

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THE YENNEY TOWN HOUSE -- 1896 834 East Alder

John Yenney and his son Robert are the fourth and fifth generations of the Yenney family to farm the same land. Philip Yenney, a native of Germany, came to the United States in 1850, working his way to the mid-west. He married Miss Rachael Winnett in Iowa and in 1857, with her father, the two families started west by ox team. At Hangman's Creek, near Spokane, they opened a trading post. A few years later, moving south, the Yenneys came to the Walla Walla area while the Winnetts settled near Dayton.

Philip freighted between Walla Walla and the Idaho mines, bought eighty acres and staned farming, He acquired more land, fenced it all, planted orchards and raised stock and horses in addition to wheat, becoming one of the most successful farmers in the state. Since the organization of his school district, #8, he served as a school director.

ln 1896 he and Rachael moved into their new house at 834 Alder and he supervised the farm from town. Before his death in 1905 he gave the entire charge of the farm operation to two of his sons, William and Lewis.

Rachael Yenney was a very old lady when she died in 192$. John Yenney still remembers his great-grandmother retiring to her room after Sunday dinner where she enjoyed her corncob pipe.

The house was purchased by Dr. and Mrs. George McCany in 1943. Dr. McCarty, a naval officer in France during World War I, met Mlle. Marguerite de Poumayrac there. They were marri:!d in New York where he was discharged. Dr. McCarty died in 1945 and Mrs. McCarty remained in the house, a recluse with her cats, until 1973.

Wesley and Mary Fields purchased the house in 1974 and have completely restored the interior. The wrap-around windowed porch has been incorporated into the new kitchen, the only exterior alteration.

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1896 Fields Residence

1974 This is a comfortable version of a Queen Anne style house.

Wide steps lead to both the two main entrances • the Alder Street entrance to a front hall with stairs to the second floor and French doors to the living room. The more-used Madison Street entrance is set at an angle in the bay, flanked by a massive stepped red brick chimney. It opens directly into the dining room. The door knobs on these doors are at eye level.

Simple squared columns on the wrap-around windowed porch, projecting dormers and varied window patterns add interest without ornamentation. The upper panes of the windows on the north and east side have permanent wooden screens in a diamond pattern and the windows in the living room and dining room arc topped by horizontal bands of small panes. There are two beveled leaded windows in the hall, matching the two in the barn!

Inside there is paneled wainscotting in the dining room with its beamed ceiling and sliding French doors between it and the living room which has a traditional mantel with egg and dart molding. Upstairs, over the porch is a solarium with a metal floor.

Architectural plans, professional maga:ines and a water color of the front elevation of the Court House with the name of Osterman and Siebert were found in the basement. How they came • to be stored in the house is a mystery. Was it possible Mr. Osterman designed this house?

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FREDERICK P. YENNEY.

Frederick P. Yenney, a retired farmer residing in Walla vValla, was born in Baden, Germany, February 27, 1852, a son of Frederick and Susanna (Swigarcl) Yenney, both natives of that country, where they passed their entire Jives. Frederick P. Yenney, who is the only son in a family of seven children, and the only one in America, grew to manhood in hi~ native country and there acquired his education. In 1881 he came to the United States and after living

for six years in Kankakee county, Illinois, removed to· Minnesota, where he spent two years. In 1889 he came lo Walla Walla county, Washington, but after residing here for one summer went to Lincoln county this state, and purchase4 a farm, which he opernlcd until 1905. He then retired from active life and removed to Walla Walla, trading his farm in Lincoln county for land in Walla Walla county and now has four hundred and eighty-five acres of improved land near Walla Walla. He owns his fine residence at No. 350 South Third street.

Mr. Yenney was married in 1875, in Germany, to Miss Catharine Lavber and 'they have four children, namely: Conrad, John W. and Emil, all of whom Hre farmers; and Matilda, the wife of George C. Raymond, a resident of Fresno, California.

Mr. Yenney is a stanch supporter of the republican party but has never had the time nor inclination to seek office. Both he and his wife hold membership in the German Methodist Episcopal church of Walla Walla. ~

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The great wheat fields of Walla Walla county and the surrounding sections of this state and of northern Oregon are always a matter of marvel to the traveler, who thinks of the west as a region of mines and of forests ancl little realizes what wonderful strides have been made along agricultural lines. Prominent in con .. ncclion with farming interests in 'Walla Walla county is William H. Yenney, who superintends his operations from his city home.

He was born in this county October t7. 18(,9, arnl i~ a son of .Philip an<l Rachael (Winnett) Yenney. He spent his early youth on the old home farm

and was educated in the district schools and in Whitman College, which he attended for two years. After reaching adult age he continued to remain on the old homestead and cooperated with his father in the latter's extensive farming and horse raising enterprises. Since his father's death he and his brother Lewis have operated the farm in partnership and are classed among the most successful agricultm.-isls of Walla \,Valla cmmly. ThcJ·e is no phase of progressive farming with which they arc not familiar and their thoroughly up-to-date methods produce splendid results. They have broad wheat ·fields and also produce other crops, while at the same time they arc extensively and successfully engaged in stock raising. In the spring of 1917 W. H. Yenney removed to Walla Walla, where he now lives in a handsome new residence at No. 20 Merriam street.

At Dayton, \i'vashington, Mr. Yenney was united in marriage to Miss Cora Edgell, a daughter of William and Sarah (Kuykendall) Edgell, of Illinois. To Mr. and Mrs. 'Yenney have been l>orn four children, namely: Frank, who is now on the home ranch; Philip, now a·ttending high school; and Clark and Richard, also in school. Philip Yenney is president of the champion football team of the norlhwest, which is the Walla Walla high school team. It has defeated all co.mpctitors in the northwest and also the Salt Lake City team.

Mr. and Mrs. Yenney arc acti:ve workers on committees for the successful prosecution of the war, being prominently connected with the work of the Red Cross, the Young Women's Christian Asso~iation and the Young Men's Christian Association. Mrs. Yenney is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and, like her husband, enjoys the warm regard and friendship of all with whom she has been associated. Her home is noted for its warm-hearted hospitality and is the center of a cultured society circle. Fraternally Mr. Yenney is connected with Washington Lodge, No. 19, I. 0. 0. F., and he gives his political allegiance to the democratic party. He is regarded as one of the foremost business men of Walla Walla county and there is no phase of modern day en~rise having to

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' Lewis 0. Yenney, a representative farmer of Walla Walla county, is· resid-ing at No. 834 East' Alder street in· the city of Walla Walla. He has spent hls entire Ii fe in this county, where his birth occurred on the 8th of May, 1872. He represents one of its o]d and prominent pioneer families, his pareµts being Philip J. and Rachael (Winnett) Yenney, who are mentioned elsewhere in this volume.

His youthful experiences were those of the farmbred boy. He spent his early life under the parental roof and was early trained to the best ~uethods of tilling_ the soil and caring for the crops. His education was acquired in the district schools, supplemented by study in Whitman College, and on reaching tnanhood he became the active assistant of his father and brother in the management of extensive farming interests. For some years prior to· the father's death the brothers had entire charge of the important agricultural business which he had built up. He gave to them each an interest in the farm and since his death they have continued its cultivatio~1 and improvement. It is equipped w~th_ all of the,

latest accessories and conveniences known to the model farm of the twentieth century. There are large ahd commodious buildings for the shelter of grain and ~tock and the latest improved machinery promotes the work of the fields.

Mr. Yenney resides with his mother and is looking after her interest, comfort and welfare in her old age, for she has now reached the age of eighty-five, having been born on the 22d of November, 1832. She is .remarkably well preserved for one of he.r years and keeps in touch with interests and events of modern clays. The fact that many of Mr. Yenney's warmest friends are those who have known · him froin his boyhood is an indication that his Ii £e has _been an active, useful and honorable one. For forty-five. years he has lived in this county and has witnessed much of its growth and development. He has seen its lands reclaimed and cultivated, its forests cut and_ its other· natural resources utilized. As the years have passed on he has borne his share in the work of general improvement an·d progress, while at the same time he has conducted his private business interests in a way that has brought very substantial results, and today Walla Walla county numbers him among her leading agriculturists.

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Alan Taylor AuB 10, 1927 Mi 13, 1995 Block23 27 2

Amelia 18 2 19 4 Block28 8 19

Cora B. ~'f's 1872 sec 9 1963 Block23 27 3

David Alan ~ I 1955 Fe 27, 1956 Block 23 27 1

Emil P. 18 4 1950 Block28 8 20

Francis E. Nov 20, 1868 Sep 25, 1931 Block 23 28 7

Gertrude · Yvonne Sep 3, 1861 Aug 15 1883 Block 23 27 7

Harold Emil Nov 1916 Apr 1986 Married June 3, 1945 in England. Vet. • W.W. 11- Washington Block 28 8 18

John Fred Jun 5 1858 Sep 8 1908 · Block 23 28 6

Lewis 0. May 8, 1872 Aug 2b8

1951 Block 23 28 3

Melvin G. Aug 18 3 Block 23 27 5

Muriel A~ 13, 1924 May 11, 1931 Block23 27 1

Phili . O 24, 1832 Jun 29, 1905 Block 23 27 8

Philic A. Apr~ 1898 Apr 30, 1937 Block 23 27 2

Racfiel Nov , 1832 Jun 18, 1926 Block 23 27 8

Robert C. Mar 18, 1868 Apr 24, 1921 Block 23 28 5

Ruth A. Feb 8 1866 Dec 28, 1869 Block 23 27 5

Thomas J. M~ 27, 1864 Nov 15, 1869 Block 23 27 5

William Harvey 0 17, 1869 Oct 28, 1929 Block 23 27 4

Dorothy __ Palancott Dec 1918 Married June 3, 1945 In Englancl_. Bom !n London, England. __ _ Block 28 _ 8 - 11_

First Name MN/Initial Birth Date Death Date Other Inscription Martin 1853 1927

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Lutitia F. 1854 1937 Block23 24 7 Block23 24 8

Virginia Nov 13 1916 ~:~ W• l g1 i Infant. (No Marker) Block23 25 1

~my J. Mccown Jun 3, i885 Mar 31° 1972 Block23 25 1

rma H. Mar 15, 1915 ' Block23 25 2

Helen Pauline Spicer Jan 15, 1941 Mar 20 1995 Block23 25 2

Walter C. AUJ 19, 1873 Dec 2, 1963 Block23 25 3

Blanche I. . O 26, 1882 Jul 29 1968 Block23 25 3

~d Chfford Aug 7, 1882 Feb 16 1978 Block23 25 4

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Amanda F. Sep 5 1846 Jul 5 ,932 Block23 25 5

John H. Apr 10 1863 Oct 31 1933 Block23 25 6

Joiorge j· Sef: 27, 1861 Au¥i 17, 1939 Block23 25 7

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Milhe H. 1878 1960 Block23 26 5

Joh~ J. 1857 1922 Block23 26 6

Ann!e ~r 23, 1865 May 15 1909 Block23 26 7

Dav!d Alan ay 6 1955 Fel> 27 '1956 Block23 26 8

M411el Aug 1~. 1924 May 11' 1931 Block23 27 1

Philip A. Apr 25, 1898 ~r 30 1

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~Ian Taylor Aug 1 Oi 1927 ay 13 1995 Block23 27 2

o~ B. Apr 4 872 s-:f g i 963 Block23 27 2

Wilham Harvey Oct 1'1, 1869 O 28 1929 Block23 27 3

~hi/I~ Howe May 7, 1915 May 8 1

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e v n G. Aug 1883 Block23 27 5

Ruth A. Feb 8, 1866 · Dec 28 1869 Block23 27 5

Thomas J. May 27, 1864 Nov 15: 1869 Block23 27 5 Block23 27 5

Sarah M. Dec 5, 1860 Jun 24 1900 Infant son. No data In computer. Block23 27 6

Gertrude Yvonne S1 34

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Philip O 2 • 1832 Jun 29, 1905 Block23 27 7

Rachel E Nov 22, 1832 Jun 18, 1926 Block23 27 8

Ernest . Mar 30, 1873 Jun 7 1942 Block23 27 8

Margaret 6. Mar 6, 1874 Jun 2'1, 1959 Block23 28 1

Lewis . May 8 1872 Aug 20, 1951 Block23 28 2

Robert ~red Mar18i 1868 Apr24, 1921 Block23 28 3

John Jun 5 858 Sep 8 1908 Block23 28 5

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Katherina Frederick Edith Conrad Willa Richard Margaret Saran Ralph Willetta

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Married June 3, 1945 In England. Born In London, England. Married June 3, 1945 In England. Vet. -W.W. 11- Washington

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rf( / 6ft &j / 7 .!!' __ : _~ ' .,,.,. (?;.( tL y /ju(..t.., I Mrs. Rachel Yenney. 94,

Dies Friday Afternoon At Son's Horne

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Mr11. 11> 11n" Y wn~ one oC thn Pflrly p!nn "r-r11 0( the , ·nlley , h nvlnp: c nrnP ll " rf' h? o:-c ! Nl m In l ~ Q n with h"r h 11!'- k1nc.1 rrPm Jnwn . i:;t,<'

w ;i 11 "' n n t I\· (\ n r f' C' n 11 ~ .r Iv n n In , wll cr r. 1d1P w :1 11 l1n rn, ::--..-0,·rn1her 22. 1 ~32 In \\'n !; h 1111::;-tnn rounty.

Tw o ,-; ons. \\'. 1T. Yonnry nn1l LcwlR 0 . · YP11ncy nnc1 a. hr:ot!H''.-• J ,ewlR ~·111 nr>I t. rr~ icl c In Wn I In Wa ll;t. A cl n 11 g lr lr>r, l\I r.!'I. 1\f;i rg,H <' t Brown, 1·".'ilrl<:i:; In SpokanE', whi l e n, s ister, )Ir~. :\T n 1·g:1.1·C' t · Elli~. rnsldea in Fnrrnlngi:;lon. Wnsh. Tw e I v e gr n n rt <' h 11 d re n n n <1 1 7 great grandc hl lclr<'n Riso 11urvlv c.

:Mn,. Yen n r y '{\" n ~ n. m em h c r o r lhe Pioneer J\f,.tllnrll ~l c h urch nn <l It Js ex)')'Cct rid tll:i l (uneral Acrvkes will bA c o 111lucted In thAt faith. The bony IR being cnr ecl Cor by Mac l\f a rtl n &.J::b n nl.llltil n.l n, who will announre arra.ngo me·n tA ·

I_Cor_ the !uncra I In ter,

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Lewis 0. Yenney, membC'r of ft : plon~cr Walla Walla family, died Monday in Spokane at the home o! a niece, Mr:i1. Gt-or~e Yancey.

Yenney left Walla Walla 10 years ago· and had !!Ince Hved with his sister, Mrs. E. E . Brown, In Spokane. He was born on the family's Russell creek farm May R, 1872.

Hi11 parents, Philip and Rachael Yenney, wert• pionc•ers ot 1860, having come to the WA \\a Walla valley by wa.(iton tra\n and the son, Lew\11, was born on the old homestead. He attended school tint Jn the Russell creek dL'ftrlct and later th6 old Bakf'r 11chool in town and Whitman academy where he was a member of onf' ot the early football teams.

A farmer his C'ntirf' life in Wttlla Walla county, he r<'tirect a few

1 yt-ars ago and movC'd to Spokane.

B e ~id t>s the sister in Spokane several ni('CC'!'I and nf'ph,~w~ ~urvivf' ln Walla Walla. His wtf P died in rn:12.

Yf'nnf>y wa~ a m ember o! Walla Walla lodge 7, F .&A.M.

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~s .. E·mest E. Brown, 85~ :::_of Spokane, known to Walla Walla friends IIS Mrs~ Margaret (Yenney) Brown, passed away Satur:. ·day in Spqkane. ·-·· · :

, She was born March 8, 1874, in Walla . Walla, one of elgHt · cbil~ dren of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Yenney,_ pioneers who crossed the

..... plains. .. and .settled in the Russell Creek area · in 1860. Mrs. · Cora Yenney ·of Walla Walla, her sister-in-law, is the last surviving member of that generation of the· family.

The Russell Creek wheat ranch has since been farmed by Louis: and Harvey Yefmey, Frank Yen-, ney· and John Yenney. i

Mrs. Brown received her early.: educatiori.. at the old Maxson School. Since her mar.riage, she lived ·1n Spokane. where she W¥\ a member• of the .Fourth Presby-l

.. terian Church. · · . I . Mrs. Brown is survived by nu- I

merous nephews and nieces. Her husban'd died' · in 1942 .. Funeral

.. services ·will -be at :)'i<hao~---a.m~ T,1esday at the · _ ThornhlllGer~ghty. Fune_ral Home . in .Spokane. Graveside services· will be at Mountain View· Cemetery here Tues4ay at 3:30 p.m. ~~ ~- -------~

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Mr~. Sarah M. McKee, wife of Janjes McK(\(~ of thiH city, died at f,::w p. m. Suuday, at Urn re~idenoe of her parents, Mr. and M rtt. Pih I ip Yenney, 4:n W 1utl.1 iugton Htreet, of tube.-culoHis.

· Mrt4. Mcl{ee waH 3!) years of age and Ieal"'etJ li family or Hix 011ildreu. She wa~ well kuowo throughout the Wai la \\'ulla C(mntry and bun<lredtJ of sor rowing friends mourn her death. The funeral proce~Hiou will leave the re~ideuce at H o'olock 11aesday morning and proo.,ed to the Blue Mountain church wber" the funeral servlce.H and iutermaut will take place.

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ACCIDENTALLY KILLS WIFE .-;

Rancher Raises Gun to Shoot Dlrd- i

Dlscl1nrgc Slays Mrs. Ycnno~.

i Conrad F. Yenney, a. farmer living,

on Dry creelc, nhout six miles from t11c ; city ncci<lcntally shot n.n<l i11sla~1UY' ltill~d Ills wifo, llurminn Augu~l \'. cu• ncy, agell •10, ulloul one o'clock yu~lcrday a[ternoon. Dt'. R W. Smith ,~ns called 'immc,Hntely after the shootmg but could do nothing, as death. hn<l come instantly. Coroner Joe Chamberlain, ·who ·tnvestignted, declared it was purely an acicdent.

1 ··Mr.:;Yenney had gone from the ho~~e to· the ·creek, 'accompnnicd by his w1lo. He·.•took his shotgun, oxpccting lo sue a pheasant .. , His wife walked nllead of him·four or five feet. Iu some manner the gun was dlscbarged, the load entering tho botly of his wife, just above the· kidneys .

. Mrs, Yenuoy whirled around, gasucd f'l'm s11ot," threw 11111· nrms about her husband's ncclc nn,l tmnlc to t11c grouncl' clead. Mr. Yenney is almost prostrated by the shock. Ho ls n sou or Freel Yenney, J)ioncm· o[ the valley,

l\·frs. Yenney leaYeH hcl' hnsbnn<l nml o11c c:hllcl, 1•,rc<l ,v. \'e111" Y. her motlwr 1 lie widow of the• lalu I lcrman l\Tilllit•,

, t II reo sisters nncl i um· hrnlllci·s. 'l'liu 1 m,,1.lier lives with tt so11 1"-'nr l'orUailll.

i\lrs. Ylmuuy was t,orn j,, :JliuuiB 1\l:,y

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• :11111 will Ii~~ :,hippc1l to r '• .;Lon, Wi!!-h · • i'<,t' h111'i:tl. --l 1'ritlny'1-1 11,,:.,11.

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PHILIP YENNEY Fni - hwt; 10,t9c.r 1

DIED YESTEF{DAY I

Was Well Known Pioneer of Walla

Walla-Funeral Will Take Place

at 10 O'Clock Saturday.

Philip Yt•nnr,y, au old and w.-JI

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Yt.•~r t•rday f'\'t•niug ar his hom,. <>r,

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tak,. pln,·t• i1t JO ,,·<'lo~k on Sar11rdH,·

fr~, rnrh~· rPsidt-nc·•·. and ttw int .. rm .. nt

. will fu .. tn t hP. H11~s1•lJ CrPP}, C'f•nt1>fpn•

Ht .. ,·. l..t•C'orn11 will ofliciarf•.

l'Jli Ji p Y Prt11 .. ~. wa~ horn in CPnna n .v

< ktlJh(•r :;.4. J s::~. and earn,, ru th,,.

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wa~ marri,•d i11 J ~~.'-; ro lf iHs Ha<'fu•I \\.i11nt•tr. who :-:rill ~urvivt!H him. Jr,

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ox t••a111. a.rri\•in.~ in \\"aJla \ValJa \·a? I

I Je)· in Aug11::.;t of r hat )"'Par. wh,:'r,·• !,.-, ;

I hlU!•.IIVCcl · conlin1io1!sly slnct>. · ne·sld,. : his Wit'P. fi\'e <'llildreu sun•ivt) ldrn.

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THE ZUMWALT FAMILY

THE COVERED WAGON SETTLERS 1848 -1928

Levi Isaac Zumwalt

Levi was born March 16, 1848 in Franklin County, Missouri, the tenth child born to John Harrison and Lucinda (Hopkins) Zumwalt. There were in all eleven children in the family, five girls and six boys, the last son born one month following the father's death in June 1850. While Lucinda remained in Franklin County, some of the brothers and sisters made their home as adults in the Waynesville district, Robideaux township, Pulaski Co. where Levi grew up. Many other relatives lived in close proximity.

When the Civil War erupted, citizens of Missouri were called upon to register and volunteer for service in this War between the States. Older brothers Thomas and William enlisted in Co. F 8th Missouri Infantry together, the Confederate side of the War. Little is known of their personal service except that William was hospitalized in Yellville, Ark. from either wounds or disease and later died. Military records list being absent/ill in 1862 which may have actually been 1864. Levi at 17 yrs. enlisted but after a short period appears to have been

~ released from service. This was his first experience away from his family.

In family story, Levi could neither read nor write. However, new information surfaced a book, the revised edition of The Elementary Spelling Book by Noah Webster, published by D. Appleton & Co., in 1857. It contains Levi's signature in three places and is dated, presumably in his hand, June or July 26, 1867. He would have been 19, meaning after his experiences in the Civil War. Being away from family and in close quarters with fellow soldiers may have shown, as it had many other men, if you can't read or write, you can't keep in touch with home. This spelling book shows Levi made the decision to learn.

About this time, Levi is shown living in West Plains, Howell County, while most of his family were in nearby Pulaski County. On his visits to that district he found the woman he would marry.

Mariam Catherine Dobbs

Mariam Catherine was born February 11, 1854 in Cass township, Douglas County, Missouri to William. and Clarinda (McElroy) Dobbs. She was the middle of three daughters, between Polly and Nancy. Although as yet undocumented, family history believes the three Dobbs girls were orphaned between 1860 and 1870. Whether this may have resulted from the Civil War is unkown. In documents through the years, Mariam's first name varied widely (Maram, Mariam, Marian, Maryan, Mary, even just M.C.) but her middle name remained consistent. To family and friends, she was called Mollie, the name used from this point on.

When the 1870 census was taken on June 22, Mollie was shown as keeping house in the home of widow Elizabeth Brownfield and her two children. The Brownfield home was located in Robideaux township, Pulaski County, Missouri. Elizabeth may have been a McElroy, related to Mollie's mother. Older sister Polly was of a marriageable age and may have married by this year; younger sister Nancy is possibly the girl traced to the Ladies Protection and Relief Society (orphanage) in San Francisco, then lost.

The Marriage of Levi and Mariam

At 22 yrs. of age, Levi Isaac Zumwalt married 16-year-old Mariam Catherine Dobbs on Nov. 10, 1870 at the home of his brother Thomas. One wedding gift was a large family Bible, the only entry being their wedding event. (This Bible, printed in 1869, is with their great-granddaughter, Nancy Johnson.} The newly married couple settled in West Plains where their first three children were born. Daughter Julia Ann Zumwalt was born Nov. 12, 1871 followed by second daughter Sarah Ellen Zumwalt on April 4, 1873. A son, Oliver Webb Zumwalt was born April 29, 1875, called Web by his family.

A New Life In A New Territory

~ Levi, Mollie and their three children joined a wagon train in 1876 with the destination of Washington Territory. This included other Zumwalt family members; at least one brother Christopher Dudley Zumwalt and his family, and sisters who had married and had new surnames of Lemmons and Barnes. A Zumwalt train had made this trip much earlier in 1854, as noted in other covered wagon train diaries, some of the family settling in Colorado, others in Oregon Territory. The 1876 train detoured to Denver, Colorado, where some family left the train and other earlier settlers joined to continue on to Oregon Territory by the Overland Trail. Winter coming on, the train stopped in Longmont, Colorado, where a diptheria epidemic killed many of the travelers. Levi and Mollie's son Webb fell ill with diptheria, died, and was buried in Longmont on Sept. 12, 1876; only 17 months old. Sarah, also near death, survived. Levi began the trip with oxen, finishing with horses. The train continued when health and weather improved in spring of the following year.

By 1877, railroad travel to cross the country had experienced an overwhelming introduction and passed on to commonplace; travel by wagon train was waning. There remained a great need for other railroad routes, regional lines and competing railroad companies to prevent monopolization of this new industry in the west. The many wagon trains still crossing, including this Zumwalt group, often followed close to the railroad tracks for great distances and passengers on both types of travel would wave in passing, but wagons had other destinations to reach off the routes of the railroads.

Completing a difficult and sad journey, the families arrived in the Walla Walla County area, some settling in what is now Idaho. Mollie was pregnant with

their fourth child, a daughter Malinda who was born November 4, 1877 in their new home country. They found a place to begin near Waitsburg, a growing township in the midst of verdant farm and forest country. Many Zumwalt families settling in this and nearby counties were farmers and those who settled in earlier years assisted the new arrivals.

Levi farmed but also put his money to use loaning to others on interest. He kept a record book of these loans and would sign his name with his personal X. This book may still exist among other possessions passed down to the hands of Levi's great-granddaughter.

Levi is Murdered

A tragic event occurred about eighteen months after arrival. Levi was shot and killed by his niece's husband, William Russell, whose wife Fidelia was the daughter of Levi's oldest sister, Sintha Ann Barnes. Levi and his young daughter were traveling in his wagon in the Coppei Creek/Whiskey Creek area when Russell approached, angry and armed with a hand pistol. It was said there was an old grudge between them or Russell took offense at something Levi had said about his wife, and Russell demanded Levi explain himself. Levi had only his wagon whip and when he approached, Russell shot him several times. In some manner, Levi was able to get home with his daughter, perhaps with Russell's aid. Mollie hurriedly sent Sarah for the family Bible and read to him as he died.

This incident was widely reported in newspapers as far away as Portland, Oregon, including the trial and sentencing of Mr. Russell. Quoting from the Davenport Times, "May, 1879 MAN MURDERED Last Saturday, May 10, One Levi Zumwalt was murdered by Wm. 8. Russell on Coppei Creek about 12 miles from Dayton. The murderer rode into this city the evening he committed the murder and gave himself up to the sheriff who took him into custody." Mr. Russell was tried and sentenced to 14 years hard labor which he served at Tacoma, Washington. His wife, Fidelia divorced him in 1882, remarried and lived with her second husband in Spokane, WA. In later years, Fidelia or a relative came to Mollie's home and apologized for Mr. Russell's act.

The prominent Turner family, one of the first to settle the Waitsburg surrounding lands, generously gifted the widow with 40 acres of fenced land and would build a home for her family.

It is unknown where Levi was buried, but may be one of six graves near Mollie's original property. Although the years Levi and Mollie had together were relatively few, just under ten, they were very active years and through these two people the direct line of this family continues. Mollie was suddenly a widow at 25 years of age with three young girls to raise and land in early development. She applied for a land patent which was granted in 1882 and made Waitsburg her permanent home. This appears to be a purchase of land, rather than the process of homesteading.

Mollie Remarries

Mollie met John B. Sampson, a substantial man twenty years her senior whom she married November 25, 1880 which successfully continued for 38 years. John established the first butcher shop in Waitsburg with other land nearby resulting in the family moving into Waitsburg town. He was there beside Mollie as a reliable stepfather for the daughters' growing years. Many relatives lived within visiting distance, and Mollie maintained strong ties to the Zumwalt families. Not forgetting those still in Missouri, Mollie and the girls sent letters and gifts. In one letter, Mollie asked cousin Byron Zumwalt if he went to church which showed this to be an important part of her own life.

Waitsburg was a good place for a family to grow. A portrait taken about 1890 shows an attractive, prosperous and confident family: John in a welltailored three-piece suit, watch and chain, with neatly combed white hair and flowing beard; Mollie in a fine gown and, as with Julia and Sarah, coiffed and dressed in current styles. Malinda appears to be 12 - 13 years of age, appropriately dressed to allow for physical changes of a growing young lady.

The Middle Years

Normal life - school, church,community activites shared with cousins and friends - filled the years. In time, the girls each met and married young men from Waitsburg and surrounding community.

THE CALLAHANS: Sarah, the second daughter, married Robert Callahan January 1, 1895, made their permanent home in Waitsburg and raised three children, Opal, Ivan and Lillian. In family story, Sarah was said to be the more serious and religious one, the Christian Church being an important part of her life.

Opal, their oldest child, married and had four children. She died in 1985 in Pendleton, Oregon at the age of 89. Ivan Callahan, born in 1902, is recalled as a big man. He suffered a stroke while living in Vallejo, CA in the fifties and died 1956 in Walla Walla, leaving no descendants. Youngest daughter Lillian was born 1904 in Waitsburg, married and had a son Thomas Reynolds and daughter Nancy (Reynolds) Johnson. Lillian lived many years in Walla Walla, dying in April 2008 at the age of 104 years, buried in Waitsburg.

After her husband Robert's death in 1939, Sarah bought a little house in Walla Walla to live near daughter Lillian. Only Malinda was left in Waitsburg and the sisters' relationship had suffered for many years. When Sarah died April 18, 1959 in Walla Walla, she was buried next to her husband in Waitsburg City Cemetery. Sarah had outlived all of this Zumwalt family.

THE WHITES: Eldest daughter, Julia Ann Zumwalt, met a Waitsburg native, Harry Clifford White, son of a rancher. They married July 2, 1895, six

months following Sarah's wedding. Julia and Harry began their life in Waitsburg before moving to nearby Dayton where their family grew to seven children. Sarah, in later years, would occasionally take the train with daughter Lillian to visit Julia's family in Dayton. The family's direct line continues through the Whites; their history is told in their own story.

THE STEWARTS: Malinda, the youngest daughter, married John Mansfield Stewart in Waitsburg. They raised two children, Harriet and Harry (known as Bud). Malinda is remembered by Waitsburg old-timers as having a dress shop (for repairs) on the second floor of a business on Main Street. She and John had a large, three-story home nearby the business district where he kept a barber shop and she "marcelled" ladies' hair when the fashion came in. Niece Odetta remembers "Aunt Lindy'', as a fun and very sweet person. Malinda died in 1947, living 20 years past John. Both are buried at Waitsburg City Cemetery.

Bud was born with a deformity but lived a successful life as a gambler, remembered by the town as the real card shark of the local pool halls. He never married nor had children, in later life living comfortably at the Marcus Whitman Hotel in Walla Walla. Bud and his sister Harriett maintained a close relationship.

Harriet married Charles Vollmer who had the farm adjoining hers, ~ combining them into one large farm. In their later years, they sold it and built a

retirement residence in town, where she lived out her life alone; Charles died before the house was finished. Having no children of their own, their entire estate was left to the City of Waitsburg. There were no remaining descendants of Malinda and John's marriage.

The Older Years

Beginning the 20th Century, Mollie and John continued in their home on Preston Street. A picture of them with their dog, taken in 1912, shows them sitting in the front yard of their charming house, contentedly enjoying the passing of time. They had a large family in town and Julia and Harry's children visited periodically. John died in 1918 at age 85 and was buried in the family plot at Waitsburg City Cemetery. Mollie planted a small tree near John's grave. Every few days, she and granddaughter Lillian, living only two doors away, would walk along the railroad tracks to the cemetery with a bucket of water to nourish its growth.

Mollie had been one of the early pioneers of the area. She became a member of the First Day Adventist Church, but the family often attended the Christian Church. She was credited with living a good and faithful life; a friend to the community. There remains Mollie's hymnal, the New Jubilee Harp copyrighted 1881.

Sarah and Lillian's memories of Mollie leave some images of the woman she was in her mature years. Her home was a place of music, as this interest

passed to her children's homes. Sewing and quilting, while necessities of the early years, were also pleasures shared, leaving behind hand-stitched star quilt pieces and complete quilts which descendants will cherish. Lillian recalls her mother Sarah as a stern, critical woman throughout her life, but Grannie (Mollie) was gentle and always a welcoming comforter. The picture of the Sampson home shows an abundance of plants and flowers, of lovely detail and was known to be well-kept. Many years later, after Mollie's passing, her home was severely flood-damaged and had to be demolished.

In January, 1928, Mollie's health took a bad turn and on the 23rd of the month, she died at daughter Sarah's home of cholecystitis, three weeks after daughter Julia's death in Dayton. Mollie was 7 4 years old, had outlived her first husband Levi by 49 years and her second husband, John, by 10 years. Funeral services were held at the Callahan home with the pastor of the Christian church giving the sermon. Mollie was buried January 25, 1928 in the family plot at Waitsburg City Cemetery near John. In coming years all immediate family members except Julia would be buried there, shaded by the tree Mollie had planted years earlier.

Mollie - Mariam Catherine Dobbs Zumwalt Sampson - leaves the image of a woman who worked hard her entire life at whatever was put before her. She took on some of the most difficult challenges of the mid-1800's, not allowing any misfortune to stop her life moving forward. The rewards of a good life were hers, and she had earned them.

Early Walla Walla Co., Wash. Territory Marriages

Issac H. Freeman -Married-Cynthia A Neely: 6 July 1882; by J.D. Laman J.P.

Pg 17-Sarah Zumwalt-Married-Robert Callahan: 30 Dec 1894; J.D. Moore, M.G. Witnesses: T.P. & Kate Ingalls; at Waitsburg

Pg 21-MillieAZumwalt- Married-Daniel A. Comstock: 17 Mar 1882; V. D. lambert, J.P.

Pg 86-May M.C. Zumwalt-Married-John Sampson: 25 Nov 1880; J.D. Laman, J.P. (May/Mary Marm Catherine Zumwalt)

Pg 95-Quelina Zumwalt-Married-J.M. Stewart; 31 May 1897; H.W. Egan

Pg 112-William H. Zumwalt-Married-CynthaAnn Rose: 2 July 1877; O.P. Jacy, J.P. Witnesses: James Grimes and J. C. Campbell; at store of Rees and Wenans

,COLUMBIA CHRONICLE.j •. RDAY, M'A.Y 17, 1879. -~ ~--

MunDER.-Ln.st Saturday, l\fay 10, 'ji Zumwalt was rnur<lcrcd by \\' m. .. 11, on Coppei creek about 12 miles _ayton. The murderer rode into this e evening he committed the murder · o himself up to tho sheriff who took

custody. Russell had a trial be. ~.s,tice. • Hunt on Tuesday. last, Mr. ford prosccntccl tbc co.so, wl1ile Mr. dofenc.lc<l' it./ Several witnesses were ;~d testified, but the testimony failed ,e nnytbing definite, farther than tbc · t of Russell who acknowlc<lgc<l the ·.~nd ~la.imed ho coultl prove his prov

. .'.w~ sufficient to justify tho horrible . !A littl eda.ughter of the murdered

the only eye witness to tl10 affray, · testimony was not givcn.l Defend.

· er<'d no testimony. Locaf }Jrejuclico ·, strong against.Russell who wns bou11'1 to the disposal. of the grand jury. 'tho cnsc is dccidetl n.nd developed, . give it in Cull, tlmt tho public may •,itself, tl1e ca.uses of the crime and

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The Di.strict Conrt conven.ed on Mon-dny, June 16th, 18i9. ·

· Present-Ron. S. C. \Vingarcl, J uclge, · R. F. Sturdevant, Di.strict Attorney, R. P. Steen, Sheriff anJ E. B. · Bm·k, Clerk.

Gmnd J m·y returned tr11e bill indi~tment against '\V. B. Rnsse!l for murder iu the first degree. Russell an·ai!:med n11d plead not g11ilt_y. 0

More Murder.----Last Saturday, May 10, One Levi Zumwalt was murdered by Wm. B. Russell, on Coppei creek about 12 miles from Dayton. The murderer rode into this city the evening he committed the murder and gave himself up to the sheriff who took him into custody. Russell had a trial before Justice Hunt on Tuesday last, Mr. Weatherford prosecuted the case, while Mr. Baker defended it. Several witnesses were sworn and testified, but the testimondy failed to prove anything definite, farther than the statement of Russell who acknkowledged the murder and claimed he could prove his provocation was sufficient to justify the horrible tragedy. A little daughter of the murdered man was the only eye witness to the affray, but her testimony was not given. Defendant offered no testimony. Local prejudice was very strong against Russell who was bound over to the disposal of the grand jury. When the case is decided and developed, we will give it in full that the public may see for itself, the causes of the crime and the decisions of the court. ~- .

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wa)t 10 acres of ln.ucl, all under fence, and is b~1lJmg her a house. Mrs. Zumwalt is the ~·1fe of the murdered man, Zumwalt. Mr. Iurner's lnucla.hle donation savors much of Christian charity.

DAYTON WEEKLY NEWS Sat. May 17, 1879

On the 10th of this month, Levi Zumwalt, living near the head of Coppei Cr~ek, was killed by w ... : .. B• Russel. Inquest states Levi ~ Zumwalt was a· "native ·of· the· u:~··s., aged about 31 years and died by a pistol shot would. _ ~- _ - ~--

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2. John Harrison ZUMWALT was born 18 13 in St.Charles, Missouri, and died ABT. 22 MAY 185 1 in Franklin County, Missouri. He was the son of 4. Christopher ZUMWALT Ill and 5. Elizabeth KELLER.

3. Lucy HOPKINS was born 9 NOY 1808 in Kentucky, and died 10 OCT 1895 in Franklin County, Missouri. She was the daughter of 6. William HOPKINS and 7. Elizabeth STONE.

Children of Lucy HOPKINS and John Harrison ZUMWALT are:

i. Sintha Ann ZUMWALT was born 17 JUL 1832 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 3 MAR 1926 in Gritman Hospital/Moscow Idaho. She married Louis BARNES WFT Est. 1846-1879. He was born WFT Est. 1815-1835, and died WFT Est. 1849-1921. She married ??? HUFF WFT Est. I 846-1879. He was born WFT Est. 1815-1835, and died WFT Est. 1849-192 1. She married ??? HEROD WFT Est. 1846-1879. He was born WFT Est. 18 15-1835, and died WFT Est. 1849- 1921. She married ??? NEELY WFT Est. 1846-1879. He was born WFT Est. 18 15- 1835, and died WFT Est. 1849-192 1. She married Isaac H. FREEMAN 6 JUL 1882 in Territory of Washington/Walla Walla. He was born WFT Est. 1819-1862, and died WFT Est. 1886-1946.

ii. ChrisjQf!her Dudley ZUMWALT was born 21 OCT 1833 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 18 JUL 1918 in Grangeville, Nez Perce, Idaho.

iii. Mary Elizabetl1 ZUMWALT was born 11 SEP 1835 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 3 DEC 190 I in Clarkston, Washington. She married Willis LEMONS WFT Est. 1849-1 880. He was born WFT Est. 1818-1838, and died WFT Est. I 852- 1924. She married ??? REEVES WFT Est. 1849-1 880. He was born WFT Est. 18 18-1838. and died WFT Est. 1852-1924.

iv. William Harrison ZUMWALT was born 21 APR 1837 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died BET. 1860 - 1867. He married Melicia LEMONS WFT Est. 1854-1867. She was born WFT Est. 1833-1853, and died WFT Est. 1854-1937.

v. Sarah Jane ZUMWALT was born 4 OCT 1838 in Franklin Coun ty, Missouri, and died 11 AUG 1925 in Moscow, Latah County, Idaho. She married John Huff LEMONS 1854 in Texas, son of Abraham LEMONS and Cynthia RUNNELS. He was born 25 DEC 1832 in Kentucky, and died 13 DEC 1919 in Clarkston, Asotin County, Washington.

vi . Thomas Jefferson ZUMWALT was born 11 OCT 1840 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 18 JUL 1927 in Richland, LaClede County, Missouri. He married Sarah J. MANES 9 APR 1869. She was born WFT Est. 183 1- 1852, and died WFT Est. 1874-1941.

vii. Luc)' E. ZUMWALT was born 30 JUL 1842 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 18 JUN 1843 in Franklin County, Missouri.

viii. John ZUMWALT was born 11 JUN 1844 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died JUL 1845 in Franklin County, Missouri.

ix. Emmaline Matilda ZUMWALT was born 11 JAN 1846 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 30 AUG 1925 in Moscow, Idaho. She married Richard REEVES WFT Est. I 860-1892. He was born WFT Est. 1829- 1849, and died WFT Est. 1863-1935.

I. x. Levi Isaac ZUMWA LT was born 16 MAR 1848 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died IO MAY 1879 in Coppei Creek, Washington Territory. He married Mabel MOLLISON WFT Est. 1864- 1878. She was born WFT Est. 1844-1 861 , and died WFT Est. 1864-1947. He married Elizabeth BROWN WFT Est. 1864-1878. She was born WFT Est. 1844-1861. and died WFT Est. 1864-1947.

xi. Benjamin Franklin ZUMWALT was born 30 JUL 1850 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 15 MAR 19 10 in Howell County, Missouri. He married Jane STONE WFT Est. 1867- 1897. She was born WFT Est. 1846-1 865, and d ied WFT Est. 1867-1950.

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1850 Census

Being--District #31-Franklin County, Missouri 16 Oct 1850 .

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(I have a little problem here because the census were taken in Oct and John is suppose to have died by one researcher, 14 June 1850-Although 2 other people say he died 22 May 1851)

1880 Census

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(Names on the page with Catherine: Thomas Inman, Robert F. Walker, Tyre Hutchens, John McCoy, William Dunham, Almon Daggett, Catherine Zumwalt-these are the ones I could read clearly.)

Walla Walla Co, Washington-District #3-28 June 1880--C. W. Wheeler

Pg 39-Christopher D. Zumwalt 46M Head Farmer Mo Nancy 44F Wife Keeping House Mo Harriet 13F Dau Mo Marion F 11M Son II

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1. Sinthia Ann ZUMWALT was born 17 JUL 1832 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 3 MAR 1926 in Moscow, Idaho. She was the daughter of 2. John Harrison ZUMWALT and 3. Lucinda HOPKINS. She married Louis BARNES WFT Est. 1846-1878. He was born BET. 1809 - 1838 in Kansas, and died BET. 1865 - 1922. She married ??? NEELY WFT Est. 1846-1879. He was born WFT Est. 1815- 1835, and died WFT Est. 1849-1921. She married Thomas B. HEROD 6 JAN 1873 in Cooke County, Texas. He was born WFT Est. 1817-1853, and died WFT Est. 1877-1937. She married Isaac H. FREEMAN 6 JUL 1882 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington. He was born WFT Est. 1819-1862, and died WFT Est. 1886-1946.


2. John Harrison ZUMWALT was born 1813 in St. Charles, Missouri, and died 22 MAY 1851 in Franklin County, Missouri.

3. Lucinda HOPKINS was born 9 NOV 1808 in Kentucky, and died 10 OCT 1895 in Franklin County, Missouri. She was the daughter of 6. William HOPKINS and 7. Jane STONE.

Children of Lucinda HOPKINS and John Harrison ZUMWALT are: 1. i. Sinthia Ann ZUMWALT was born 17 JUL 1832 in Franklin County, Missouri, and died 3 MAR 1926

in Moscow, Idaho. She married Louis BARNES WFT Est. 1846-1878. He was born BET. 1809 -1838 in Kansas, and died BET. 1865 - 1922. She married ??? NEELY WFT Est. 1846- 1879. He was born WFT Est. 1815-1835, and died WFT Est . 1849-1921. She married Thomas B. HEROD 6 JAN 1873 in Cooke County, Texas. He was born WFT Est. 1817-1853, and died WFT Est. 1877-1937. She married Isaac H. FREEMAN 6 JUL 1882 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington. He was oorn WFT Est. 1819-1862, and died WFT Est. 1886-1946.

ii. Sara Jane ZUMWALT was born 4 OCT 1838, and died WFT Est. 1863-1932. She married John Huff LEMONS WFT Est. 1851-1883. He was born WFT Est. 1811- 1839 in Adams. Ohio, and died WFT Est. 1862-1925.

iii. Christopher D. ZUMWALT was born WFT Est. 1828-1851, and died WFT Est. 1835- 1933.

iv. Mary Elizabeth ZUMWALT was born WFT Est. 1828- 1851, and died WFT Est. 1834-1936.


6. William HOPKINS was born WFT Est. 1757-1786, and died WFT Est. 1811- 1871.

7. Jane STONE was born WFT Est . 1766-1789, and died WFT Est. 1811- 1877.

Chi ld of Jane STONE and Wi lliam HOPKI NS is: 3. i. Lucinda HOPKINS was born 9 NOV 1808 In Kentucky, and died 10 OCT 1895 in Franklin County,

Missouri. She married John Harr ison ZUMWALT 19 OCT 1837 in St. Charles, Missouri. He was born 1813 in St. Charles, Missouri, and died 22 MAY 1851 in Franklin County, Missour,.

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I. llrya n L. h. Nov 1877 w : 1. 2. Nora r h. Mar I xxo w : 1 . . l . l{ohcrl I.. h. Nov I XX .\ \Ii. r. 4 . Amy M h. Scpl I 885 W.T . 5. Ard1ic M . h . Nov I XX 7 \\'. r. 6. Mallie I. h. Jan 1890 WA 7. Lo llie E. h. lkc 1891 WA 8. Do llie< intrude h . .Ian 18')4 W:111shu1g. WA: 111. Axel lloberl NEL

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Dollie ( iert rudc i'.l JM \VAI.T h. 17 Jan 1894 Waitsburg. WA; Ill . 5 Sep! 19 14 Spokane. WA lo Axd l{ohnl NELSO N (h . 2'1 May I R'/2 Kinne. SWI>). C h ild : Ja111e~ Wc~ky NELSON h. 20 M a r 1927 Sandpoint. ID : m. Alice Mary U rr ST U C KMAN

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I). B. ZU~IW,\I T· . • f~nncr and <lock . : . . h ves four miles we. • I umcrO)" 11 rai:-.cr' owns 320 ~t of I orncroy · i . \ I · c was I . • . ncrcs of 1 I · ' ·' . arc h 22 18n• • . iorn tn Saini Cl. ·1 anc ; addn:ss is th . T •' - - , ca1ne to L l.tr cs county ~1 · : c crr1tory in 18 S anc county O . .' . issoun, '7 ' a nd 10 1hi, . '. rcgon, tn 18•0 I . COlllll )' IO 1879. .) ' 0

Ti1e Griffi th places comes next. :\Ir. Griffith was enga ged in stock rai s in g , but years a go he moved to the coast. The land is now owned by Mr. Brooks and is farmed by i\lr.· Sheets . The n comes the l\fike B uck lev r an ch, one of the oldes t e n the creek. l\Ir. Buckl~y ha·s been dead severa l years, a nd the place is no w o wn ed by hi s heirs and farmed by J. D. Roberts . Next is the Willi a m Duncan r anch, below Char d. l\!r. Du;1can sold tc Har tson , and the la nd has chan ged bands se" e rnl lime~ s ince and io now fa r med by Oscar J ohnson.

/ , lex Logan 01·.-,,ed l !1e r,la ce at Chard Sia: ' c n . a :1 t: had t!1e ran ch ,·.-ell i mpro1·e<l and rai sed co1. ~ider::b 'c grain. He s old to \\"illia m Chard , who ~0111 e t t.'n ,·ean ago ,noved t o Pom e roy and sold to bis son De:1. Th~ !:tite r move d to \\" ,i lia \\"a ll a a yea r ago a nd the land is no"· lea~ed lo F e rre ll & Young. \\' illiam Duckley was t!1~ nex t pioneer up the creek. Like the o~he r pioneer s . he was <?ngaged in 1:tock r ~isir.g . and had ho rse~ and cat.tie . and late r s heep. lllr. Buckley has been de:1d rnme tir.i <e

and his widow lives in \\"alla \\"alla. H e r son i\r a tt ownr the place. .Just across I he read from the EucklC'y place is the William :'llcf-:nery ranch. :'ll r. and :'>!rs. :licEn":?r·.both died within the las t t wo ye:ns. Ch,: rles DGd ge i~ t he present owner of the land. J\"exl is the Parson Quinn r a nch. Mr. Quinn is sa id lo ha ,·e been the first se ttler ou the Pataba cr eek. H e had a good m emory and always delighted iu telling o f pioneer days, whe n his only neighbor s were the Indians. He was free h earted and aly.- ;iys kept the la:ch s tring hanging o ut. He also was engaged in stock r aising. Some times he dro,·e hozs to m a rket at Fort ,;,;-aJ!a \Va lla and other lim e~ to L e wfston. I da h o. When i\lr. Quinn became too old to run b is r anch. he mo,ed up lo the Owsley place, whe r e he died. Pu t of the " swa mp land," u pon which i\lr. Quinn settled, has changed hands several times, but is now owned and fa rmed by Gilbert Dick son and W. S. Oliphant. l\fr. Oliphant was an early settler on the r idge, whe re be still owns a large farm and pastu re land. He m oved down to t he " s wamp" seYeral years ago.

Al t he u ppe r part of the " swa mp" is the Uncle l',ed Buckle y place . i\I r. Buckley died a long time ago. The place was sold to :\Ir. Fletch er , then to Kuyk endall & Sta r t, and then to A. l\IcCanu and, after hi s death, became the property of his heirs , the present owne rs. Charles \Yoodworth improved the next ranch , and sold

out to ilfatt Dixon, the present owner, and moved to Dayton. Farther up the cr eek we come to the Frank i\IcBrearty place. l\Ir. and i\lrs. i\I cBrearty took adYantage of the free range to run large herds of cattle and horses. They both died several years ago The place was sold to Ja_ue_ Branton then to N P. Peterson and lastly to D. n. \V1ll iams and John Armstr ong. The Berrey ranch comes next. The Berreys were among th e early settlers who e ngag!!d in s h eep rais ing. Mr. a'nd Mrs . Berrey hav~ been dead several year s, and Harl T hornton is the present owner of the land.

The next place belonged to J. E. Bruce , who 1,as a partner and brother-in-law or ilfr . Berrey. He sold out in the early '80s to J. W. Waldo, who in turn so ld to Lew Harris, _the present owner. John McDo no ugh comes next. and while he is not one of the earliest settlers, be seems to be one of the best stayers. Next is the J ames Bounds place. This place was sold to Thomas W oodrow, and afte r llfr. Woodrow came Thomas l\I cBride, and then D:1:1 Tu:th, the present owner . James Bounds live3 at Lapw:11, and :'>fr. a::id i\lrs . Wood row are dead. . l'iext is the old Owsley ranch, which was a great ca mpmg place fo r traveler5 in the early days. uncle Henry a nd h ,:; t,·:o sons, Dick an:! Harney, raised ~leek i n the early '70s. The old folks died sever:?.! years ago, and ;:,.re buried in the Owsley grayeyar d on Lil:! pl r.ce . Also i\ir~

! Dick Owsley and their son. Alley, died on the fa r m. ana v:en, buried there. J . A. K ~ncaid and l! is bro ther. of Le wi.sr.011. Idaho, are the present owner.s or the land.

J oh.n \-Vells, then Johnn}- Steen . we re t he p fo nee r I owners·. or the I-i:nettle land rut Zumwalt Stati on . i\Ir. 1 Zum waft lived a sho r t distance up th e go!cl! from Zu mj wa it s t:rti'on . , Then ci:>mes t he McCormick p lace , afso o wned by Mr.

K neltle. the Davis and Greiner pfaces, Jormeny owne,C by Wes l\l cilluUen, but I wil!l lea,·e tli:ese for som-e o ne else to write about.

Coming op the Owsle.T bill tawards, d'aytan, the tN:St r anch to i!h:e' right is thre Bloomt:ield p!a.ce,. Hrst sett.Ind upon by Jo:bn B ruce and Mill Hol!.feditz_ Ae v,e tu rn to

1 our left is the I. A. Honu« ranch , [ormerly owned by the l:1te \\"iliam F r eeman, an d before him by \V:Lld rip aad Short. !',ext down t he r idge to the westward, is the Bi ll

1 \Vright land. Mr. \-Vright was on-t· of Ure• early settlers·

, ap,J ;i ,;cpli~€'d 320 acres by deeds f rom the govern ment. . .

H e a lso bought the Charley Beach and Cha rley Hoffe-ditz places. l\Ir. Wright died not long ago in L ewiston , .lnd Charles Fairbanks farms most of the laud. J. E .. ~ruce i, the next land owner, and be also proved u p on ~~n acl"l'$, anc! has 1dded several hundred :icres more. I !·Ie lives in P cmeroy.

Next is t he Gowen ranch. F rank Gowen was p r oba - l bly the fi rs t settler on the ridge. The land is now owned and farm<.-c! hi· b is sons. Dick and Earnest. William Seaton was the next settle r down t he ridge. He was acclden lall y killed at Walla Walla and never proved up on hls land, and Robe rt Gibson filed and acquired a title to lt. T he place has changed hands several t imes, and ls now owned by K. D. Knettl e, who also owns the W ill :1-IcGee place lying east of it. At the head of Dry Hollow is the Lou Parks p lace. This land Is a lso owned by Mr. Kne ttle. Alva Watson and Lawr ence Kimble farm th e land.

J ohn G. Kimble ls one of the pioneer settlers. He has a well-improved farm and has always believed lo deep plowing and thorough cultiYation. He has spent considerable money in drilling deep well s, and finally succee:ded in getting ple nty of water. Henry Par ks set tled upon land adjoinin g i\lr. Kimble, and finally sold it to lll r. I·:irnble .

C. F. Jack son was one of the pioneer· settler s in Dry

Hol low. He built the first house and broke the first sod here . He sold his Dry H ollow land to the writer some y~ar s a go, and bought a large tract of che ap land ner,r the Snake river. He moved to Dayton se,·era·l year s ago, and f rom ther e to California, where be spends most of h i s . lime. Frank had a wife and three child r e n. I

The wri ter was the next pioneer settler iu the Roi- I lo~. n.nd is still a resident of the old place. N . 0. Fulle r '. se LLled in the Hollow in the sprin g of '81 , bu t, li ke Parks ! and some others, he failed to get wate r and sold out. i J ames Ful le r al so took up la:rrd here, which ch:anged ' hands several limes and now belongs to R. A. Jackson. , R .. .\. Jack son, after making a r e gular honeycomb of his Dry Hollow ranclt, fi.nally succe·eded in getting ple nty of

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watu. He bougM the Bill L in~say ranch on the Tucannon. and now owns a large tract of land. L. Cyrus was another early se ttle r her e and dee ded 1 60 acres of laud. He> now l ives iu Pomeroy. Just below the Cyrus place i ~ 64 0 acres owned by Charles Dodge. Next ls the Davld

Clir,rd p lace, another pioneer settler, who d ied some years ago. H is sons Oliver and Del ru n th e r anch. One qua rter section of this land was deeded by George Watson, who lives on the u pper Tucannon. Next ls the M. A. Baker p lace , which was sold for taxes, and bought by Charles Chard.

Am ong the early settlers was J . N. Miller, of P om eroy, Dr. Van Dusen, of Dayton, and Dan Minor, of

· Columbia county, the late J ae Sommerville and William

I Young.

HISTORY OF

GARFIELD COUNTY

Judge Elgin Victor Kuykendall

Wilh Added Material by

Don Wabh

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' and one of their best patrons. It is located on the Everett Knettle farm, about four miles west of Pomeroy. No post office was established there.

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JOHN & MOLLIE SAMPSON - - - Around 1890 - Wait sburg

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Vollmer. (Picture courtesy of Mrs. Harriet Vollmer (M rs. Charles), Waitsburg, Wa.)

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