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| Jesse Ferguson |
Was part of the Michael T. Simmons party that established the first settlement north of the Columbia River (Hines, 1893). |
| John Fielden |
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| M. C. Fielden |
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| John Fleming |
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| M. G. Foisy |
- "M. G. Foisy, who came to Oregon in 1844, was the first printer in the territory after Hall, who visited Lapwai from the Islands in 1841. Mr. Foisy set up the book of Matthew as translated into the Nez Percé language by the Presbyterian missionaries, and printed on the little press presented to this mission by the native church of Honolulu, which press is now preserved in the state archives at Salem. He afterward went to California, where he worked at Monterey in the office of 'The Californian' in the English and Spanish languages, merged later into the 'Alta California'." (Bancroft, pg. 467)
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| Mark Ford |
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| Nathaniel Ford |
- Leader of Ford's Company
- "Nathaniel Ford, of whose settlement in Polk County I have spoken, after a useful and honorable life, died at Dixie, in that county, January 9, 1870, at the age of 75 years. Lucinda Ford, his wife, died January 4, 1874." (Bancroft, pg. 469).
- Biography
- Enumerated in 1849 Census, Polk Co., OR, 1850 Census, Polk Co., OR
- Buried at Burch Pioneer Cemetery in Rickreall, Polk Co., OR, with his wife, Lucinda, and daughter, Mary. Also buried here is Nathaniel's sister, Kezziah (Ford) Goff.
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| Charles Forrest |
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| B. Frost |
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| "Doc" Fruit |
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| James Fruit |
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| J. Fuller |
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| Jenny Fuller |
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| Jesse Gage |
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| Joseph Gage |
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| William Gage |
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| James Gavish |
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| John Gavish |
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| Gibbon |
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| Isaac N. Gilbert |
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| Gillespie |
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| Cornelius Gilliam |
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| Miss Henrietta Gilliam |
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| Martin Gilliam |
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| Mitchell Gilliam |
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| Porter Gilliam |
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| Smith Gilliam |
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| William Gilliam |
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| William Gilliam |
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| Charles Gilmore |
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| N. Gilmore |
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| David Goff |
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| Marion Goff |
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| Samuel Goff |
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| Golding |
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| Samuel Goodhue |
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| W. H. Goodwin |
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| David Grant |
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| J. Graves |
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| S. C. Graves |
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| Greenwood |
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| Britain Greenwood |
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| John Greenwood |
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