LEE MISSION CEMETERY BURIALS
Compiled 1996 by Stephenie Flora, Sherrill Hochspeier
and Jean Custer
Updates are made on a continuous basis by
Michael Staten
For needed corrections, email Michael Staten at michael@leemissioncemetery.com
Burial Listing for surnames beginning with - H -
1) A single rose beside a burial listing indicates an unmarked grave. If you find that your family member is unmarked and you wish to place a marker, please contact the Lee Mission Cemetery Board to discuss your options and to notify them of your intent.
2) A box with an "R" in it preceding a burial listing indicates a reserved plot
3) The number to the right of the death date is the burial plot number and can be used in the plot search option to find out who is buried in adjoining plots. An N/A in the plot location indicates that although the individual is known to have been buried in the cemetery, the exact location is not known at this time. All additions and corrections are appreciated and can be sent to stephenie@leemissioncemetery.com.
HACHIPAN, Derek
b. 26 Sep 1986
d. 14 Jan 2018 Marion County,
Oregon RC-13-15
HACKENMILLER, Gretchen
b.
d. 2002 RC-33-13
d/o Wayne Andrew & Karen Hackenmiller
HACKENMILLER, Wayne
A.
b. 16 Sep 1946
d. 12 Dec 2002
RC-33-13
"September 16, 1946 - December 12, 2002
SALEM - Wayne was born in Osage, Iowa, and has been a
resident of Salem since 1977. He worked at Fairview and OSH, retiring in 1999.
He enjoyed hunting and fishing. Survivors: wife, Karen of Salem; daughters,
Renee Paradis of Lake Oswego, Gretchen Hackenmiller of Salem & Bekki Morris
of Wilsonville; mother, Angela Hackenmiller; 6 sisters; 4 brothers; & 4
grandchildren.
Mass of Christian Burial:Tues., Dec. 17, at 2:00 p.m. at St. Joseph
Catholic Church in Salem with interment at Lee Mission Cemetery. Arrangements:
Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service in Salem."
HAFE, Baby
b.
20 Aug 1926
d. 20 Aug 1926 OLD-210-15
stillborn;
per Record of Interment 1091; also seen as Nafe
HAGERMASTER, Charles Summer
b.
d. 23 Dec 1959 RA-59-02
"At the residence, 1590 Trade St. SE, Salem, December
23rd. Survived by wife, Ruth Hagermaster, Salem; daughter, Mrs.
Sarah Brockmeier, Brainerd, Minn.; sisters, Mrs. Cora Gooding, Horton,
Kan., Mrs. Marie Blottsy, Omaha, Neb. Private graveside services will
be held Saturday, December 26th at the Jason Lee Cemetery. Rev.
Loren Miller will officiate. Casket will be open to friends at
the Virgil T. Golden Chapel Thursday & Friday, Dec. 24th &
25th. Services will be under the direction of the Virgil T.
Golden Co." OS Dec 25, 1959 5:1-2
HAGERMASTER, Ruth
b. 1886
d. 28 Apr 1970 RA-59-01
"Ruth Hagermaster, 84, 1590 Trade St. SE, was found dead at her
home Thursday. Marion County district attorney's office said
death was apparently due to natural causes.
Survivors include a daughter, Louella M. Jaurez, Los Angeles,
Calif., son Lawrence E. Lauars and sister Eva Elliott, Indianapolis,
Ind.
Services are pending at W.T. Rigdon's mortuary." OS May 2, 1970
15:5
HAINES, Vera Hope
b. 30 May 1897
d. 02 Feb 1899 C-38-03-07
age 1y8m2d
"Haines--In North Salem, Thursday, February 2, 1899, Vera, the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Haines, aged 1 year and 9 months.
The funeral will be held at the family residence at 1 p.m.
today, Rev. J. J. Evans to officiate. Interment will be in Lee
Mission cemetery." OS Feb 3, 1899 8:1
HALL, Etta Greenland
b. 1858 IA
d. 02 Nov 1924 C-39-01-08
Mother
Interment Record #1003
"Hall--Etta Hall, aged 66 years, died at a local hospital, Nov.
2. Survived by her son, A.R. Benson, living at Emmett,
Idaho. Funeral will be from Terwilliger home. Interment in
Lee Missionary cemetery." OS Nov 4, 1924 5:3
HALLAUER, Cora
b.
d. Reserved RC-48-11
HALLAUER, Robert "Fred"
b. 04 Apr 1934
d. 07 Nov 2012 RC-48-1
"Salem--Fred Hallauer passed away peacefully at home from Alzheimer's complications Fred was born in Kansas City, MO to Fred and Kathryn Hallauer and spent his younger years in Missouri. In 1955 he married Nadene Pearson. Fred and Nadene had three children. After graduating from the University of Montana and serving four years in the Air Force, Fred worked for various companies including the Oregon Farm Bureau, Fred Meyer data processing, where he was instrumental in installing their first computer system, Blue Cross of OR, Evans Products, and the State of Oregon.
In 1977 he married Cora Leitzke Hescock. Fred suffered a massive brain-stem stroke in 1993 forcing early retirement. He always said he didn't know what he would do when he retired- well after working hard at therapy and a miraculous recovery he enjoyed many activities. The Courthouse Athletic Club was one of his favorite "hang outs" from 1980 to 2000. He enjoyed Men's Bible Study Fellowship, Stephens Ministry, and Men's Prayer Breakfast at the Nazarene Church with his best friend Steve. He and Cora made two road trips across the United States, traveled abroad and spent winters in Mazatlan where they have many friends. His children and grandchildren were the light of his life and he loved playing games with them, coaching them through their daily problems and loving them unconditionally. Dad's lectures were always their "favorite" conversations.
Surviving Fred are his wife and six children. Barbara (Gary) Bauman of Japan, Maria (Tom) Fuhrmann of Newberg, OR, Debra (Eric) Bergen of Cameron Park, CA, Doug (Patrice) Hescock of Kennewick, WA, Melissa Hescock of Salem, and David (Hollie) Hallauer of Roseville, CA; Gretchen Schumacher, a dear friend and his favorite caregiver; thirteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012 at Salem First Church of the Nazarene, 1550 Market St NE, Salem, OR, 97301.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Salem First Church of the Nazarene building fund to complete the new kitchen or to the Salem Union Gospel Mission.
Arrangements by Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service." [Statesman Journal November 10, 2012]
HALLEY, Agatha
b. Oct 1814
d. 04 Jun 1888 D-25-04-07
"At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. A. Kelly, Chemawa, at 1
o'clock p.m. Monday, June 4, 1888, Mrs. Agatha Halley, aged 73 years
and 8 months.
The deceased came to Oregon across the plains in 1843. Her
son, J.C. Halley, and daughter, Mrs. Kelly, reside at Chemawa, and
another daughter lives in New Mexico.
Funeral tomorrow at 10 o'clock a.m. from the Baptist church, and
interment in Lee Mission cemetery." WOS Jun 8, 1888 8:4
HALLEY, Bartholomew
b. 1802
d. 14 Jul 1883 D-25-04-08
HALLEY, Elizabeth Ruth
b. 17 Jul 1850
d. 25 Jan 1862 D-25-04-06
"In Salem, Jan. 25th, of putrid sore throat, Elizabeth Ruth,
daughter of Bartholomew and Agnes Halley, aged 11 years and 6 months."
WOS Jan 27, 1862 3:3
HALLIN, Augusta G.
b. 1870
d. 03 Apr 1944 OLD 116-07
on marker w/Harry D. Hallin
"Augusta Hallin Rites Thursday--Funeral services for Mrs.
Augusta Hallin, 77, who died Monday, will be held Thursday at 1:30 from
Clough-Barrick's. Mrs. Hallin was born in 1870 in Iowa and
crossed the plains in 1874 with her parents, August and Pauline
Leabo. They settled in Wash-ington and in 1881 came to Washington
where Mrs. Hallin attended the academy which later became Willamette
univer-sity. In 1890 she filed on a homestead in eastern Washington and
while there met and married Harry D. Hallin. He died in 1913 and
in 1919 she returned to Salem.
She was a member of the Court Street Christian church.
Survivors are two sons and two daughters, Harry M. Hallin of Tacoma;
Reas Hallin of Portland; Mrs. Irene Satterfield of Sheridan; Gwendolyn
Hallin of Salem; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild." OS Apr
5, 1944 5:7
HALLIN, Elta R.
b. 1911
d. Reserved OLD
116-14
Together forever
on marker w/Reas A. Hallin
HALLIN, Harry Davis
b. 1860
d. 21 Mar 1913 OLD 116-08
on marker w/Augusta G. Hallin
last residence Banning, CA; died 21 Mar 1913, age 52, from
pulmonary TB; burial 01 Jun 1913 per Record of Interment #729
HALLIN, Reas A.
b. 1906
d. 11 Feb 1982 OLD 116-15
Together forever
on marker w/Elta R. Hallin
"Dallas--Reas A. Hallin, 75, of 1189 Oregon Ave., died Thursday
at home.
A native of Spokane, he lived in Pasco, Wash., California and
Salem before moving here in 1974.
He was a construction welder, and worked on the Hanford atomic
works and the Detroit Dam.
He was a member of the Steamfitters and Pipefitters Union.
Survivors include his wife, Elta; daughters, Margaret Nixon,
McMinn-ville, and Theresa Toteff, Kalama, Wash.; sons, Arnold, Medford,
and Lawrence and Jerome, both of Grants Pass; stepsons, Ronald
Shepherd, Inde-pendence, and Terry Shepherd, Sitka, Alaska;
stepdaughters, Lois Bisbee, Independence, and Ellen Culp, Lake Oswego;
15 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Dallas mortuary, with
interment in Jason Lee Cemetery, Salem." SJ Feb 12, 1982 2B:6
HALVORSEN, Hattie J.
b. 1854
d. 26 May 1927 OLD 227-01
his Wife At Rest
on marker w/Michael, Marcellus & Mildred Halvorsen
"Halvorsen--At the residence, 1434 Ferry street, May 26, Hattie
J. Halvorsen, age 73 years; wife of M.C. Halvorsen, mother of M.E.
Halvorsen and M. John Halvorsen of South Bend, Wash., Carl Halvorsen of
Forest City, Iowa, Ira D. Halvorsen of Corwith, Iowa, and Mildred
Halvorsen of Portland; sister of Dr. H.R. Irish of Forest City, Iowa
and George Irish of Britt, Iowa. Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 10 a.m. from Rigdon & Son's mortuary." CJ May 27, 1927
15:8
HALVORSEN, Juanita Mae
b. 04 Jul 1930
d. 19 Jul 1985 RA-18-01
Our beloved
"Juanita Mae Halvorsen, 55, of Salem, died Friday.
Born in Tuskegee, Okla., she came to Oregon from Southern
California in 1984.
Survivors include her son, David Lee VanHuss, Texas; sister,
Janice Carver, Salem; brother, Troy Ott, Okemah, Okla.; mother and
stepfather, Ray and Irene Galvin, Okemah, Okla.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Barrick mortuary in
Salem. Private interment will be at Lee Mission cemetery,
Salem." SJ Jul 21, 1985 2B:3
HALVORSEN, Marcellus John
b. 1890
d. 16 Jan 1953 OLD 227-03
on marker w/Hattie J., Michael C., & Mildred Halvorsen
HALVORSEN, Michael C.
b. 1852
d. 24 Nov 1944 OLD 227-02
Father
on marker w/Mattie, Mildred, Marcellus Halvorsen
"Michael C. Halverson, late resident of 251 South 17th street,
November 24, at the age of 92 years. Father of Mildred Halverson
of Portland, Carl and Ira Halverson, both of Iowa, John Halverson of
South Bend., Wash., and brother of Mrs. Regina Lasater and Miss Marie
Halverson of Los Angeles, Calif. Survived also by 15
grand-children, eight of whom are in the service. Funeral services will
be held from the W.T. Rigdon chapel Monday, November 27, at 10:30 a.m.,
with the Rev. George Quigley officiating. Interment in Lee
Mission cemetery." OS Nov 26, 1944 5:1
HALVORSEN, Mildred
b. 1885
d. 10 Oct 1978 OLD 227-04
on marker w/Hattie J, Michael C., & Marcellus Halvorsen
"Halvorsen, Mildred; survived by numerous nieces and
nephews. Friends are invited to memorial services Fri-day, Oct.
13, 11 a.m. Chapel of Miller & Tracy, SW 20th Pl &
Morrison. Pri-vate inurnment Jason Lee cemetery, Salem, OR." Oreg
Oct 12, 1978 7C:8
HAM, Healthy
b. 10 Apr 1947
d. 15 Apr 2014 RC-13-04
"Healthy Ham--April 10, 1947 - April 15, 2014--SALEM - Services will be at 12:00PM on Saturday, May 3, 2014 at Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service. Interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery." [Statesman Journal, May 1, 2014]
HAMILTON, George Wilson
b. 27 Jun 1851
d. 22 Jun 1925 OLD 140-02
born Mission Bottom, Polk Co, OR; s/o Robert W. & Rebecca
(Smith) Hamilton; divorced; died North of Sheridan, Yamhill Co, OR from
bronco pneumonia per Yamhill Co D/C #129
HAMILTON, P. E.
b. 15 May 1851
d. 06 Apr 1894 OLD 115-05
"Hamilton---In Salem, on Friday, April 6, 1894, P. E. Hamilton,
aged about 43 years.
The funeral will be held at the residence of John McIntyre,
corner of Bellevue and Eighteenth streets at 3 p.m. today and interment
will be in Lee Mission cemetery.
Deceased leaved three children, a boy and girl aged 5 and 10
years respectively in this city and a daughter Mrs. Elva Bennett in
Idaho. He came to Salem from Pendleton. The cause of his
death was typhoid pneumonia." OS Apr 7, 1894 4:4
HAMLIN, Harvey O.
b.
d. 27 Dec 1943 REMOVED
Burial is at Belcrest per D/C #1128; also confirmed by Belcrest
Cemetery; no listing on Record of Interment; obit OS Dec 28, 1943 5:2
HAMMAN, Floyd R.
b. 22 Aug 1904
d. 11 Apr 1996 RA-04-03
"Floyd Hamman, 91, of Salem died Thursday.
He was born in Stayton but lived in the Salem area for most of
his life. He owned and operated Hamman Stage Lines. He
enjoyed fishing and gardening. His wife, Zoa, died in 1990.
Survivors include his daughters, Beverly MacDonald of Black
Butte Ranch, Joan Mason of Rainier and Donna Wilson of LaJolla, Calif.;
son, Dr. Steven of Los Altos, Calif.; sister, Verda Deacon of Salem;
seven grand-children; and two great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Rigdon-Ransom
mortuary. Interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery." SJ
Apr 13, 1996 4B:3
HAMMAN, Zoa Marie
b. 24 Nov 1907
d. 02 Dec 1990 RA-04-02
"Memorial services for Zoa Marie Hamman, 83, of Salem who died
Sunday will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Englewood United Methodist
Church, 1110 17th St. NE, Salem.
She was born in Portland and raised in Donald and
Sherwood. She graduated from Oregon College of Education, now
Western Oregon State University, with a degree in elementary education.
She worked in McMinnville and Stayton for about five
years. She married Floyd Hamman in 1933, the same year she moved
to Salem. Her husband owned and operated Hamman Stagelines, where
she was an accountant.
She enjoyed traveling and was a member of United Methodist
Church.
Survivors include her husband; daughters, Joan Mason of Rainier,
Beverly MacDonald of Eugene and Donna Wilson of San Diego, Calif.; son,
Steve of Los Altos, Calif.; brother, Henry Goode of Donald; sister,
Eileen Raz of Portland; and seven grand-children.
Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.
Arrangements are by Rigdon-Ransom mortuary.
Contributions may be made to Western Oregon State College,
Monmouth." SJ Dec 4, 1990 2B:4 w/photo
HAMMEL, Ferdinand E.
b. 1883
d. 30 Mar 1968 RA-29-06
Always Together
on marker w/Hilda C. Hammel
HAMMEL, Hilda Christine
b. Jun 1888
d. 07 Apr 1976 RA-29-05
Always Together
on marker w/Ferd E. Hammel
"Late resident of 3130 Lansing Ave. NE, Salem, Wed., April 7, in
a local nursing home. Survived by brother, Roy Rasmussen, Kelso,
Wa., Arthur J. Rasmussen, Salem; sisters, Vivian Hanks, Bellah, N.D.,
Anna Dardis, Salem, Emma McDermott, Houston, Tex. Services will
be Sat., Apr. 10, at 1:00 p.m. in the Rigdon-Ransom Colonial Chapel,
Cottage at Chemeketa NE. Elder William Curtis officiating.
Interment Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Apr 9, 1976 III:30:5
HAMMOND, Etta Frances
b. 1868
d. 08 Feb 1946 Lewiston, Idaho C-21-02-01
on marker w/Everett S. Hammond
Interment Record #1534
"At the residence in Lewiston, Idaho, February 8, Mrs. Etta
Frances Hammond, 77, widow of the late Rev. F[E.].S. Hammond, formerly of
Kimball school of Theology; mother of Rev. P. Malcolm Hammond of
Lewiston, Idaho, and Wesley H. Hammond of Berkeley, Calif.
Services will be held Wednes-day, February 13, at 3:30 p.m. at the W.T.
Rigdon Chapel with concluding services in Lee Mission Cemetery.
Dr. Joseph M. Adams officiating." OS Feb 10, 1946 5:1
HAMMOND, Everett Stetson
b. 1863
d. 24 Mar 1943 C-21-02-02
Kimball School of Theology
on marker w/Etta F. Hammond
Interment Record #1473
"In Portland March 24, Rev. Everett Stetson Hammond, age 79
years. Late resident of 260 South 15th street. Husband of
Etta Frances Hammond of Salem; father of Wesley H. Hammond of Honolulu,
TH, and Rev. P. Malcolm Hammond of Sunnyside, Wash. Two
grandchildren also survive. Private services with the family only
will be held Tuesday, March 30, in the W.T. Rigdon chapel. Please
omit flowers. A memorial service will follow sometime later at
the First Methodist church." OS Mar 26, 1943 7:1
HAMPTON, Leta
b.
d. 30 Dec 1950 C-46-03-13
Interment #1744
"Leta Hampton, late resident of Salem route 3, box 430, at
Portland December 30. Survived by mother, Mrs. Gertrude Leal of
Rawlins, Wyo.; daugh-ters, Mrs. Amelia P. Reavis of Portland, Mrs.
Louise Martinez of Rawlins, and Alice Hampton and Rachel Hampton, both
of Salem; son, William Hampton, Jr., of Salem; sisters, Mrs. Rachel
Sanchez of Rawlins, and by three grandchildren. Services will be
held Saturday, January 6, at 1:30 p.m. at the W.T. Rigdon chapel with
interment at Lee Mission cemetery. The Rev. Walter S. Frederick
officiating." CJ Jan 3, 1951 15:8
HAMPTON, Maria Pablita
b. 1909
d. 30 Jan 1951 N/A
"Hampton--Marie, Jan. 30, of 5412 N Syracuse, mother of Claude
Hampton, sister of Leon and Emma Welcome. Ser-vices Saturday, 1
pm, at the House of Holman, Hawthorne blvd. at 27th. Friends
invited. Committal service private." Oreg Feb 1, 1951
II:4:3 Inscription from broken headstone in the caretaker's shed
HANN, Baby
b. 24 Oct 1951
d. 24 Oct 1951 C-43-03-10
Interment Record #1750
HANNI,
Mrs. Phillip
b.
d. Reserved RA-16-10
HANNI, David Sterling
b. 07 Oct 1967
d. 11 Jun 1989 RA-16-08
There was a brightness in him
"David S. Hanni, 21, of Salem died Sunday in Salem.
He was born in Ellensburg, Wash., and he came to Salem in
1973. He attended Grant Elementary and Parrish Middle schools,
graduating with honors from North Salem High School in 1985. He
enjoyed reading, foreign languages, cats, music, bicycling, and baking
and cooking, which he shared with his friends and family. He was
a member of First United Methodist Church and People for Ethical
Treatment of Animals.
Survivors include his parents, the Rev. Philip S. and Erin Hanni
of Milton-Freewater; and brothers, Carl of Portland and Douglas of
Fresno, Calif.
Visiting hours will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. to
noon Thursday in Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Services will begin
at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the church, and interment will be in Lee
Mission Cemetery. Con-tributions may be made to People for
Ethical Treatment of Animals, P.O. Box 42516, Washington, D.C., 20015,
or to UNICEF." SJ Jun 13, 1989 w/photo
HANNI, Erin
b.
d. Reserved RA-16-11
HANNI, Phillip Stanton
b. 28 Apr 1932
d. 21 Mar 2013 RA-16-09
"Phillip Stanton Hanni--April 28, 1932 - March 21, 2013
SALEM - Visitation Sunday 2 - 4 at Virgil T. Golden's. Graveside service at 4:30pm at Lee Mission Cemetery." [StatesmanJournal on March 23, 2013]
HANS, Alice
b.
10 Feb 1949
d. 07 Jul 2017
RC-33-19
HANS, T.S.
b. 20 Oct 2003
d. 12 Aug 2019 RC-13-13
HANSEN, Alf
b.
d. 1912
HANSEN, Christiana
b. 26 Jan 1952
d. 26 Jan 1952 C-43-03-13
Interment Record #1760
HANSEN, Marie
b. 1888
d. 27 Nov 1951 C-19-02-07
Mother
on marker w/Nels M. Hansen
Interment Record #1741
"Mrs. Marie Hansen, at the resi-dence, 1455 N. 21st st.,
November 27. Survived by husband, Nels Hansen of Salem;
daughters, Selma Ray and Nellie Smith, both of Salem; Marna Harvey of
Daly City, Calif.; Harda Spires of Waukeegan, Ill.; Anna Sulivan of
Klamath Falls; Gertrude Jones of Garibaldi, Ore.; step-sons, William of
Morro Bay, Calif.; Ingvard of Salem; two sisters, Petra Nicholson of
Mission, B.C.; Karen Petersen of Norway; four brothers Edward, Jergen,
Jacob and Sandberg Storvik, all of Norway; 14 grandchildren.
Services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Novem-ber 30, at Clough-Barrick
chapel with Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating. Interment at Lee
Mission cemetery." OS Nov 30, 1951 3:6
HANSEN, Nels M.
b. 1877
d. 14 Jan 1952 C-19-02-08
Father
on marker w/Marie Hansen
Interment Record #1756
"Nels Hansen, late resident of 1455 N 21st St., at a local
hospital Jan. 14. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Karla Kvamma of
Norway; Mrs. Gertrude Jones of Garibaldi; Mrs. Anna Sullivan of Klamath
Falls; Mrs. Harda Spires of Waukegan, Ill; Mrs. Marna Harvey of Daly
City, Calif.; Mrs. Selma Way of Salem; Mrs. Nellie Smith of Salem;
sons, William Hansen of Newport; Ingvard Hansen of Salem; sisters Mrs.
Gena Koth of Eugene; Mrs. Hanna Knutson of Minnesota; brothers, Julnio
Johnsrud of Taft; Engebrikt Johnsrud of Salem; 10 grandchildren.
Services will be held Thursday, Jan. 17, at 3 p.m. in the
Clough-Barrick Chapel, Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating.
Interment in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Jan 16, 1952 16:3
HANSEN, Shirley Jean
b.
d. 10 Aug 1951 C-43-03-06
Interment Record #1736
"Shirley Jean Hansen, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G.
Hansen, 1295 S. 18th st., August 10. Also survived by brother,
Terry Hansen, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Hansen, all of
Salem. Announcement of services later by the Clough-Barrick
chapel." OS Aug 11, 1951 8:7 Record of Interment # 1734; 6th grave, 3rd row
HANSON, Andrew F.
b. 27 Aug 1875
d. 28 Sep 1920 D-18-02-02
Not lost but gone before
m'd; minister; s/o James & ? (Hansetta) Hansen per D/C
#643
HANSON, Christopher Lee
b.
18 Dec 1984
d. 07 Jun 2004 RC-11-08
"SALEM
- Memorial services are 2:30 p.m., Fri., June 11, at First Baptist
Church, Salem. Private interment at Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.
Howell-Edwards-Doerksen with Rigdon-Ransom Funeral Directors is in
charge of arrangements." Statesman Journal Online
HANSON, H.
b.
d. D-18-02-08
HANSON,
Kathleen
b.
d. Reserved RA--07-21
HANSON, Margaret E.
b. 15 May 1918
d. 12 Jan 1975 RA-22-08
Cpl US Marine Corps
"Services for Margaret Eleanor Hanson, 56, 820 Church St. NE,
who drowned Sunday in the Willamette River, will be 10 a.m. Thursday at
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church. Rev. Kent L. Haley will
officiate. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery under
direction of Barrick mortuary. The family suggests contributions
to the church memorial fund.
A native of Salem, Mrs. Hanson lived in Portland many years and
returned here 17 years ago. She was a Marine veteran of World War
II and was a bank and Chamber of Commerce secretary in Salem.
Surviving are widower W. Reid; daughters Erica Jane and Anne
Harriet Hanson, sons John William and Robert Reid, sister Mrs. Helen
Lovell Boise, all Salem; brother Clinton Lovell, Mesa, Ariz." OS
Jan 15, 1975 8:1
HANSON, William Reid
b. 05 Sep 1915 Oregon City, OR
d. 19 May 2011 Salem, OR RA-22-07
"William Reid Hanson --September 5, 1915 - May 19, 2011--SALEM -
William Reid Hanson, 95, died Wednesday May 19 in Salem, Oregon. He was born in
Oregon City, Oregon on September 5, 1915 and lived in Salem most of his life. He
was the son of William E. and Harriet Marden Hanson.
His family loved to
explore the Oregon outdoors. In the 1920's they drove and camped across the
country in a Model T to Washington, D.C. While there he saw Babe Ruth hit a home
run. He was a life-long sports fan, especially of the Oregon State
Beavers.
Reid started fishing Oregon's streams in the 1920's. He
fly-fished the Deschutes and Metolius rivers, salmon-fished in a dory boat at
Pacific City, and was a steelhead fisherman. Reid graduated from Salem High
School in 1933. He worked as a draftsman for a title company and then for Kaiser
Shipyards building aircraft carriers and Liberty ships. In 1943 he enlisted in
the Army and was assigned to the Army 29th Engineers at Fort
Belvoir, Virginia. His unit sailed for France in Jan. 1945 and was stationed
near Paris to make maps for troops from aerial photos. Thus he was in Paris for
the VE Day celebrations--he saw a plane fly under the Eiffel Tower. He was part
of the occupation force in Germany and then came home in 1946.
He
graduated from Oregon State University in 1950 with a degree in civil
engineering. He worked on several airport building projects in Alaska, Morocco
and Spain for Morrison-Knudsen Company. He married Margaret Lovell in 1955 and
they lived in Seville, Spain for several years. They moved to Salem where he
worked for the State as an engineer with the Dept. of General Services and the
Board of Control. He worked on the Capitol Mall buildings, the State Capitol
wings addition, and the Charles Sprague fountain on the Mall. He retired in
1980. After retirement he began bird-watching and joined the Salem Audubon
Society which led to many trips with his birding buddies throughout Oregon and
the world. He traveled to Antarctica to bird at age 84.
He was a member
of the First Congregational Church and a long-time supporter of many civic and
charitable organizations.
He is survived by his children, John Hanson of
Salem, Erica Hanson of Salem, Robert Hanson of Bellevue, Washington and Anne
Hanson Hearon (Bill) of San Rafael, California. He will be greatly
missed.
Donations in his memory may be made to the Salem Audubon Society.
Service to be held at Barrick Funeral Home in Salem on Wednesday May 25 2011 at
11:00 a.m. [Statesman Journal May 24, 2011]
HARDY, Baby
b. 25 Sep 1922
d. 25 Sep 1922
A-37-03-01
s/o William & Helen (Williams) Hardy; Blue baby; lived 5
hours per D/C #703
HARDY, Charles M.
b. Sep 1865
d. 18 Apr 1957 A-27-01-05
on marker w/Mary E. Hardy
"In this city April 18th at the age of 96 years. Survived
by daughters Mrs. Florence Vanderhoff, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Edith Waite,
Ellensburg, Washington. Son, William Marion Hardy, Oakland,
Calif. Services will be held in the Howell-Edwards
Chapel Monday, April 22nd at 1:30 p.m., Rev. Paul W. Barnett
officiating. Conclud-ing services in Lee Mission Cemetery."
Funeral Home." OS Apr 20, 1957 8:6
HARDY, Ellen Mary
b. 21 Nov 1923
d. 24 Sep 1925
A-37-03-01
dau of Wm & Helen Silvea Hardy
"Ellen Carrie Hardy was born to William M. Hardy and Helen
Williams Hardy November 21, 1923, at the home of Mrs. Hardy's foster
sister, Mrs. Mabel Williams Cady, near Salem. Her short life was
spent with her parents in Salem. She died at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hardy, 2130 Maple avenue, on
Sept. 24, 1925, at 2:15 p.m. at the age of one year, 10 months and
three days.
She leaves besides her parents one sister, Wilma, age 5, and her
grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Hardy, and two aunts, Mrs.
Florence Hardy Vanderhoof and Mrs. Edith Hardy Loter.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday in the Highland
Friends church, on Highland avenue, by the pastor, Edgar P. Sims, and
the remains laid to rest in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Sep 26, 1925
6:5 d/o Wm. & Helen Silvsa (Williams) Hardy per D/C #646
HARDY, Mary Ellen
b. Jun 1870
d. 21 Jul 1946 A-27-01-04
on marker w/Charles M. Hardy
"In this city July 21, Mary Ellen Hardy, late resident of 2105
N. Church street at the age of 70 years. Wife of Charles M. Hardy
of Salem; mother of Mrs. Florence Vanderhoff of Salem, William Hardy of
Alameda, Calif., and Mrs. Edith Lawson of Hood River; sister of Steve
Malone of San Fran-cisco and Mrs. Edith Rea of Keyesport, Ill.;
grandmother of Mrs. David Smith of Alameda, Calif., Carolyn Hardy of
Alameda, William Vanderhoff of Fulda, Germany, and Jimmy Waite of
Ellens-burg, Wash., and great grandmother of Juanita Smith of Alameda,
Calif. Announcement of services later by W.T. Rigdon company." OS
Jul 23, 1946 5:1-2
HARGRAVE, Charles H.
b. 27 Feb 1864
d. 03 May 1892 OLD 119-01
son of Benjamin & Louisa M.
HARMES, Helen Dora
b. 1903
d. 07 Feb 1970 RA-36-01
on marker w/Henry S. Harmes
"Services for Helen Harmes, 67, 2985 Shelley St. NE, who died
Saturday in a Salem hospital, will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at W.T.
Rigdon mortuary with interment at the Lee Mission Cemetery.
She was born in Lincoln, Neb. and came to Salem in 1946.
She was a retired cannery worker.
Survivors include widower Henry; sons Charles and Kenneth, both
Salem; daughters, Irene Titus, Salem and Catherine Coulson, Fallon,
Nev." OS Feb 10, 1970 7:2
HARMES, Henry Scott
b. 1898
d. 04 Aug 1980 RA-36-02
on marker w/Helen D. Harmes
"Henry Scott Harms, 81, of 4045 Arnold St. NE, died Monday in a
Salem nursing home.
Born in Beatrice, Nev., he came to Salem in 1948. He was a
veteran of World War I. He was a cannery warehouseman for Truitt
Bros. Inc.
He is survived by daughters, Irene Titus, Salem, and Catherine
Coulson, Grand Junction, Colo.; son, Charles, Salem; 10 grandchildren
and 7 great-grandchildren.
Graveside services will be 10 a.m. tomorrow at Lee Mission
Cemetery under the direction of Rigdon-Ransom mort-uary." SJ Aug 6,
1980 2B:4
HARMS, Katherine
b.
d. Reserved
RC-11-17
HARMON, Infant Son
b. 09 Jan 1908
d. 09 Jan 1908 N/A
stillborn; s/o Peter & Rosetta (Flint) Harmon per D/C #5975
HARPER, Felix
b. 1847
d. 11 Nov 1925 OLD 210-07
"Harper-Felix Harper, age 77, Wednesday, Nov. 11th, at a local
hospital. He is survived by a daughter in Colorado, Mrs. E.S.
Deney and a stepdaughter in Oregon City. Funeral services will be
held Friday at 10 a.m. from the Terwilliger home, Rev. Bullock
officiating. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Nov 12, 1925
7:5 s/o Abner & Martha Harper per D/C #770
HARRINGTON, Arthur M.
b. 1888
d. 27 Jan 1963 RA-49-07
husband and father
"Arthur M. Harrington, 75, resident of 1860 Winter St. NE, died
Sunday at a Salem hospital after a long illness. A former logger,
he was born at Wadena, Minn., and had lived in Salem since 1934.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Pearl Harrington, Salem; daughter
Mrs. Alta Hiebert of Klamath, Calif.; four grandchildren and six
great-grand-children.
Howell-Edwards Funeral Home will announce service." OS Jan 28,
1963 5:2
HARRINGTON, Pearl Marie
b. 1898
d. 27 Aug 1967 RA-49-08
wife and mother
"Pearl Marie Harrington, 68, former Salem resident, died Sunday
while visiting at Turlock, Calif.
A native of Willamina, she was a nurse at Fairview Hospital and
Training Center from 1947 until 1963 when she retired and moved to
Cottage Grove.
Surviving are a daughter, Alta Hibert, of Modesto, Calif.;
sisters Pauline Griffin of Turlock and Lila Murray of Lodi, Calif.;
brother Lynn Wooden of Salem.
Graveside services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Jason Lee
Cemetery here. Salas Bros. mortuary of Modesto is in charge." OS
Aug 30, 1967 III:26:2
HARRIS, Baby Girl
b. 09 Dec 1935
d. 09 Dec 1935 N/A
died at Deaconness Hospital; lived about 30 minutes; d/o Ivan
& Thelma (Johns) Harris of Mehama, OR per D/C #916
HARRIS, Elfreda I.
b. 05 Oct 1920
d. 09 Sep 2010 RC-12-05
Elfreda I. Harris October 5, 1920 - September 9, 2010 SALEM - Elfreda I. Harris,
age 89, died peacefully at her home in Salem on September 9, 2010 from natural
causes. Elfreda was born October 5, 1920, in Craig, Colorado. In 1940 she
married Lee Prock, they had two children and they were wed until 1969. She moved
to Salem in 1948. In 1970 she married Herbert Harris and was wed until his
passing in 1990. For fifteen years she worked as a switchboard operator,
initially for Meier & Frank, and later for the State of Oregon. She loved
playing golf, taking trips to the Oregon Coast, gardening, reading, and enjoyed
traveling abroad. Elfreda was member of First Baptist Church. She volunteered at
her church working in the library and taking others to the doctor. She is
survived by her son and his wife, Thomas and Keiko; two grandchildren: Tim and
Lisa; and five great grandchildren: Midori, Sierra, and Maya, Tyler and Laura.
She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In
addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband Lee,
husband Herbert, daughter Pamela, brothers: George, Commodore, Robert, Eugene,
and Grant; and her sisters: Ethel, Edith, Grace, and Virginia. A memorial
service for family and friends will be held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, September 21, at
Howell-Edwards-Doerksen with Rigdon-Ransom Funeral Directors, 1350 Commercial
St., Salem, OR 97302. Burial will be at Lee Mission Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made to Hospice Care of the Northwest 1661 Edgewater
Street NW, Suite 200, Salem, OR 97304. We would like to thank all of the staff
of At Home Assistants In-Home Care Agency, Home Instead Senior Care and Hospice
Care of the Northwest for their help and support. [Statesman Journal Sep 19, 2010]
HARRIS, Martha J.
b. 1839
d. 20 Mar 1922 OLD 229-12
"Martha J. Harris died at the Old People's Home in Salem,
March 20, at the age of 82 years. Funeral services will be held
in the Webb & Clough chapel, March 21 at 10:30 a.m. Rev. T.
Acheson officiating. Interment will be in the Jason Lee
cemetery. She is survived by three sons, Henry of Vancouver,
Wash.; Edw. B. of Winant, Or., and R.A. of Salem, Ore. Two
daughters, Mrs. M. Jones of Lebanon, Ore., and Mrs. Martha Shepherd of
McMinnville, Ore." OS Mar 21, 1922 5:3
HARRISON, Charles O.
b. 21 Apr 1855
d. 03 Sep 1933
A-28-03-06
"In this city, Sunday, Sept. 3, Charles Harrison at the age of
78 years. Survived by two brothers, Edward Harrison of Denver,
Colo., and William Harrison of Ogden, Utah. One sister, Mrs.
Ethel Wemberg of Port-land. Funeral services will be held
Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 10:30 a.m. from the chapel of Salem Mortuary, 545
North Capitol street. Interment Lee Mission cemetery with B.P.O.
Elks lodge No. 336 in charge." CJ Sep 5, 1933 7:8
HARRISON, Daniel F.
b. 1853
d. 08 Jun 1921 D-22-03-06
Father
on marker w/Lucy J. Harrison
"Remains Shipped to Salem--Daniel F. Harrison, aged 67 years, 8
months and 18 days, died Wednesday morning at Lewsburg at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. John W. Smith. The body was shipped this
morning to Salem and the funeral service was held at 2 o'clock from
Webb & Clough's funeral chapel, the body later being interred
beside the grave of the late Mrs. Harrison in the Salem cemetery.
Mr. Harrison had been making his home with his daughter for some
time." C-GT Jun 9, 1921 3:5
HARRISON, Lucy J.
b. 1856
d. 07 Sep 1912 D-22-03-05
Mother
on marker w/Daniel F. Harrison
"Harrison--At the family residence three miles east of Salem, at
10:40 p.m., September 7, 1912, Mrs. Lucy Harrison, aged 56 years, 2
months and 13 days. She leaves besides her husband, one son and
one daughter.
Burial was at Lee Mission cemetery at 10 o'clock this forenoon,
the funeral services being held at the house." CJ Sep 9, 1912 4:5
HARRISON, Samuel George
b.
d. 07 Jun 1955 C-45-04-01
Interment Record #1868
"Late resident of 650 Locus St., Salem, June 7th. Survived
by son, Earl G. Harrison, Des Moines, Iowa. Graveside services
will be held Friday, June 10th at 11 a.m. in the Lee Mission Cemetery,
under the direction of W.T. Rigdon." OS Jun 10, 1955 IV:5:1
HART, Gertrude Bernice
b. 03 Sep 1922
d. 06 Oct 1922 D-18-02-01
age 1m3dys; d/o James S. & Katherine (Scott) Hart; died
from gastroenteritis per D/C #732
HAVEN, Erastus Otis Rev DD, LL. D
b. 01 Nov 1820 Boston, MA
d. 02 Aug 1881 Salem, OR OLD 188-01
35th Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church
"The Late Bishop E.O. Haven--A Brief Sketch of the Life of this
Eminent Divine--Bishop Erastus Otis Haven, whose death was announced in
The Oregonian of yesterday, was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in
1820. He was graduated at the Wesleyan University, Middletown,
Connecticut, in 1842, and soon after entered the ministry. He was
appointed teacher of natural science in the Amenia Seminary, N.Y., and
in 1845 was elected principal of that institution. In 1854 he was
elected professor of Latin and Greek in the university of
Michigan. In 1865 he was elected editor of the Zion's Herald and
Wesleyan Journal, the oldest Methodist newspaper in the world. He
immediate-ly returned to Boston to take charge of that paper, which
posisiton he held for many years.
In the struggle with slavery begun in the Methodist church long
before it entered the national councils, Bishop Haven took a prominent
part, and his ready and vigorous pen dealt heavy and effective blows
through the columns of his widely circulated journal. During his
residence in Boston, he was called to serve the people in the
legislature of Massachusetts. Subsequently he was called to the
presidency of the university of Michigan. He afterwards became
president of the Northwestern university at Evanston, Ill.
Some years later he was elected president of the university
located at Syracuse, N.Y. At the last session of the general
conference of the M.E. church of the United States, held a year ago
last month, he was elected bishop and sent to labor in the
southernstates. Last spring he was assigned to the Pacific
coast. He immediately came and took up his residence in San
Francisco. His first opportunity, we believe, to preside at any
conference, was in Oregon, and death has closed his career before
conference meets.
The deceased has left behind many valuable works, which have
been published from time to time during his active life. He was
said to have been one of the ablest men in the great denomination to
which he belonged. He was a cousin of the late Bishop Gil-bert
Haven, with whom he has labored for many years, and whose name has
sometimes been confounded with that of Bishop Haven just deceased.
The funeral will take place at Salem at 2 o'clock P.M. In
compliance with the last request of the Bishop, the remains will be
laid to rest in the old Lee Mission cemetery near Salem." PCA Aug 11,
1881 See also: PCA Aug 25, 1881
HAWK, Anna [Webb]
b. 29 Jun 1894
d.
24 Jun 1984 A-27-01-07
died in Edmonds, WA
preceded in death by her husband Raymond F. Hawk
HAWK, Eulalie Witzel
b. 16 Apr 1902
d. 05 Jul 1964 OLD 140-06
Thy will be done
He called your goodness home.
Now rest in peace, dear, loving heart. Love forever.
"Mrs. Eulalie W. Hawk, 62, a native of Salem, died Sunday at a
Salem hospital. She had been in ill health in recent years.
Mrs. Hawk, a late resident of 1547 Market Street NE, had been
employed in the finishing department of Boise Cascade Corporation's
Fine Paper Division here for 22 years. She had been on sick leave
recently. Her husband, Charles A. Hawk preceded her in death.
She was born here April 16, 1902, the daughter of W.H. and
Lillian A. Witzel. Mrs. Witzel survives at Grand Ronde.
Mrs. Hawk was a member of the Englewood United Brethern Church.
Survivors besides her mother are two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie
Dickens and Mrs. Isla Shepherd and a son, Stanley H. Hawk, all Salem;
six grandchildren; two brothers, A.H. Witzel, Salem, and A.L. Witzel,
Seattle; and a sister, Mrs. Lois Gilstrap, Grand Ronde.
Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the W.T.
Rigdon mortuary." OS Jul 6, 1964 16:6
HAWK, Laura L.
b. 18 Dec 1870
d. 16 Oct 1960 A-27-01-06
"Laura Hawk Dies at Her Salem Home--Mrs. Laura L. Hawk, 89, a
late resident of 1625 Center St. NE, died Sunday morning at her
home. She was born Dec. 18, 1870.
Survivors include a son, Raymond Hawk, Bellingham, Wash.; a
sister in California, four grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
Graveside services will be held at noon today at Lee Mission
Cemetery with Rev. S. Raynor Smith officiating. The W.T. Rigdon
Mortuary is in charge." OS Oct 17, 1960 11:4
HAWK, Raymond F.
b. 10 Oct 1893
d. 09 Sep 1979 A-27-01-08
died in Lacey, WA
"Raymond F. Hawk was survived by his wife, Anna Webb Hawk. Children, Anna Laura Hawk Laird; Raymond F. Hawk, Jr; Thirza C. Hawk Smith
and Richard L. Hawk." [per granddaughter, Holly West]
HAWK, Stanley Allen
b. 04 Apr 1928
d. 19 Jul 1980 RA-38-10
Beloved son and brother
"Stanley Allen Hawk, 52, of San Francisco, formerly of Salem,
died of a heart attack July 19 in a San Fran-cisco hospital.
A native of Salem, he lived here until moving to San Francisco
15 years ago. He was a bartender and a milit-ary veteran.
Surviving are his sisters, Marjorie Freetag and Isla Chapman,
both of Salem.
Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Rigdon-Ransom mortuary,
with pri-vate interment in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland." SJ
Jul 30, 1980 2B:5 Buried at Lee Mission per Rigdon-Ransom
mortuary records
HAWK, Ulysses Franklin
b. 07 May 1865
d. 20 May 1947
A-27-01-08
Methodist Preacher 1887-1942
"Dr. U.F. Hawk, Retired Pastor, Dies in Salem--Dr. Ulysses
Franklin Hawk, retired after 50 years of Methodist church ministry died
here Tuesday following a period of failing health. He had resided
for the past four years in Salem, at 643 Union st.
Born May 7, 1865, in Wisconsin, Hawk spent his childhood in Iowa
and Pennsylvania. He attended college at Pennington seminary, New
Jersey. After his marriage he and Mrs. Hawk came west to Salmon
City, Ida., as missionaries, in 1887.
He served pastorates in Butte, Mont., Yakima, The Dalles,
Spokane and Seattle and was three times a district
superintendent. He was frequently a delegate to the church's
general conference.
Survivors are the widow, Laura L. Hawk of Salem; a son, Dr.
Raymond F. Hawk of Bellingham, Wash.; brothers, the Rev. N.S. Hawk of
Salem, also a retired minister, and Wesley Hawk of Allentown, Pa.;
sister, Emma Lutz of Allentown.
Private services will be Friday at the W.T. Rigdon chapel with
concluding services in Lee Mission cemetery, with Dr. Joseph M. Adams
officiating." OS May 21, 1947 2:4
HAWKINS, Iris Akin
b. 23 Aug 1902
d. 21 Apr 1984 RA-49-11
Mother
on marker w/Leroy Alva Hawkins
"Iris Akin Hawkins, 81, of 1097 39th Ave. NE., died Saturday.
Born in Cottage Grove, she graduated from Oregon State
University in 1926 and taught first grade in Toledo schools.
She and her husband, Leroy, operated a neighborhood grocery
store in Toledo before moving to Salem in 1961. He died April 6.
Survivors include daughters Mary Iris and Mavis Hawkins, both of
Salem.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Timothy
Episcopal Church. Interment will follow at Lee Mission Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to the Hawkins Memorial Scholarship
Fund, care of St. Timothy Episcopal Church, 3310 Windsor Ave. NE,
Salem, 97301.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Virgil T. Golden
mortuary." SJ Apr 23, 1984 2B:4
HAWKINS, Leroy Alva
b. 02 Jun 1900
d. 06 Apr 1984 RA-49-10
Father
on marker w/Iris Akin Hawkins
"Leroy A. Hawkings, 83, 1097 39th Ave. NE, died Friday.
Born in Dixon, Neb., he came to Mill City in 1902. He
moved to Silverton in 1916, to Toledo in 1918 and to Salem after his
retirement in 1981.
He had a degree in forestry from the Oregon Agriculture College,
now Oregon State University.
For many years, he was personnel manager for the C.D. Johnson
Lumber Co. in Toledo. He also was an insur-ance salesman and
later operated a neighborhood grocery store in Toledo.
He was a member of Oregon's first Boy Scout troop. He also
was a Scout leader for many years.
He was a charter member of Salem's St. Timothy's Episcopal
Church, the Salem Garden Club and the Masons.
Survivors include his wife, Iris; daughters Mary Iris Hawkins
and Mavis Hawkins, both of Salem; sisters Elga Reed, Silverton, Rozetta
Hofland, Windsor, Calif.; and Esther Ridder-bush, Cloverdale, Calif.;
brothers Verne Hawkins, Arvin, Calif., and Eugene Hawkins, Garden
Grove, Calif.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Timothy's
Episcopal Church. Interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery in
Salem.
Contributions are suggested in his memory to the St. Timothy's
Episcopal Church Memorial Fund.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Virgil T. Golden
mortuary." SJ Apr 9, 1984 2B:5
HAWKINS, Mary Iris
b. 02 Feb 1929
d. 11 Apr 2005 RA-49-12
Daughter
on marker w/Mavis Akin Hawkins
HAWKINS, Mavis Akin
b. 26 May 1933
d. 24 Dec 2000
RA-42-22
Daughter
on marker w/Mary Iris Hawkins
HAYES, Alice
b. 1848
d. 23 Nov 1922 OLD 229-13
"Hayes--At the Old People's home this city, Nov. 23, Mrs. Allie
Hayes, mother of C.E. Hope of Sherman, Cal. Also survived by two
daughters residing in Kansas. Funeral will be held today
(Saturday) at 10 o'clock from Rigdon's mortuary." OS Nov 25, 1922 5:4
HAYES, Inez Irene
b. Dec 1925
d. 01 Jan 1926 OLD 211-10
"Hayes--In this city, Jan. 1, Inez Irene Hayes, at the age of
two weeks. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hayes. She is survived by five sisters, Gladys, Agnes, Emma, Ruth
and Marjory and one brother, Willie. Funeral services will be
held Saturday, Jan. 2, at 1:30 p.m. from the Rigdon mortuary, Rev.
Carl Miller officiating. Interment will be in Lee Mission
cemetery." CJ Jan 1, 1926 7:8
HAYNES, Carrie Estella
b. 04 Sep 1863
d. 20 Dec 1940 C-51-02-02
"Mrs. Carrie Estella Haynes, late resident of route six, Salem,
at a local hospital Friday, December 20, at the age of 77 years.
Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Bessie Lukinbeal and Mrs. John St.
Clair, both of Salem, and Mrs. Laura Stamler of Petaluma, Calif.; sons,
Charles T. and Frank W. Haynes, both of Salem; sister Mrs. Nettie G.
Smith of Portland; also 15 grandchildren and 10 great
grand-children. Services will be held Saturday, December 21, at
1:30 p.m., from the Clough-Barick chapel, with Rev. M.O. Field
officiating. Con-cluding services will be held in Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Dec 21, 1940 5:1 d/o Charles R. & Caroline (Wallace)
Morton per D/C #1076
HAYNES, Meribah
b. 30 Aug 1857
d. 10 Mar 1876 OLD 186-01
"At the residence of Judge Bonham, Saturday morning, Meribah I.
Hayer, aged 18 years and 6 months. The parents of the deceased
reside near Silver Creek falls. The funeral will take place at 2
o'clock p.m., Rev. Mr. Babcock to officiate. The remains will be
laid away in the Mission Cemetery. Friends are invited." DOS Mar
12, 1876 3:1 d/o Thomas & Dora Haynes
HAYNES, William H.
b.
d. 31 Mar 1938 OLD 094-04
"William Henry Haynes, late resident of route 6, Thursday, March
31, at the age of 76 years. Survived by widow, Carrie E. Haynes
of Salem; daughters, Mrs. Bessie Lukinbeal and Mrs. John St. Clair,
both of Salem and Mrs. Laura Stamler of Petaluma, Calif., sons, Charles
T. Haynes and Frank W. Haynes, both of Salem; 15 grand-child-ren, ten
great-grandchildren. Services will be held from the Clough-Barrick
chapel Monday, April 3, at 10 a.m. Rev. M.O. Field will officiate.
Interment Lee Mission." OS Apr 1, 1938 9:1
HAYWARD, Anna Helena Sister
b. 06 May 1886
d. 27 Jul 1972 C-20-04-01
"Sister Anna Helena Duerksen Hayward, 86, 825 Cottage St. NE,
died Thursday in a Portland hospital of cancer.
Sister Hayward was the last survivor of four Mennonite sisters
who founded Deaconess Hospital, now Salem Memorial hospital, in
1916. At one time she was also the only anesthetist the hospital
had for surgery.
Born in Kansas, she lived in Oklahoma and Missouri and came to
Salem from American Falls, Idaho, where she also helped start a
hospi-tal. Working up to 20 hours a day at times, Sister Hayward
accepted no pay for her serives over the years. She belonged to
Pratum Mennonite Church.
Surviving are brothers John Duerk-sen, Oklahoma City, Okla.,
Peter Duerksen, Mountain Lake, Minn., and Ben Duerksen, in Mississippi;
sisters Marie Froese, Hutchinson, Kan., Helen Gordon, San Antonio,
Tex., Kathryn Taggart, Fort Cobb, Okla., Justine West, Dallas, Tex.,
Martha Shaver and Sue Snarr both of Oklahoma City, Okla., Linda Miler,
St. Louis, Mo. and Sarah Palesen and Frieda Williams, both of Salem;
adopted daughter Mary Ann Stofer, Woodside, Calif.; foster daughter
Ruth Jensen, Puyallup, Wash. and two grandchildren.
Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen
mortuary. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery.
Family suggest contributions to the American Cancer Society." OS
Jul 28, 1972 10:1
HAYWARD, James Paul
b. 15 Jul 1863
d. 03 Dec 1951 C-20-04-02
"J.P. Hayward, Caretaker of Hospital, Dies--James P. Hayward,
carpenter and architect, and for the past 23 years associated with
Salem Memorial hospital, died Monday in a local hospital after a long
illness.
He was active in the construction of units at the hospital in
1924 and 1934, and since 1928 had been general caretaker of the
institution.
Hayward was also an accredited architect and was active in
resident-ial building in Glendale, Calif., and Chicago.
He was born July 15, 1863 in Acton, Mass. As a child he
worked in a furniture store where he learned cabinet making.
Later he attended night classes in architecture, and for some years was
in business with a brother in the middle west.
He was a member of the carpenter's union, and the Congregational
church.
He was married to Ana Dirkson, a nurse at the hospital for 35
years, in March, 1944. She survives him. His first wife,
Sue Jordan, preceded him in death in 1941. They were married in
1931 and she was also a nurse at Salem Memorial hospital.
Besides the widow, survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Marsh
of Detroit, Mich.; and Mrs. Martha Wyckoff of St. Petersburg, Fla.;
sister-in-law, Mrs. Grace Hayward of Elgin, Ill.; several nieces and
nephews.
Services will be held in the Howell-Edwards chapel Thursday at
1:30 p.m., the Rev. J.M. Franz officiating. Interment in Jason
Lee cemetery." OS Dec 4, 1951 7:4
HAZLETON, L. V. Mrs.
b. 28 Apr 1859
d. 06 Mar 1883 OLD
134-04
Mrs. F.R.; age 23-10-8 per Record of Interment #59
HAZLITT, James E.
b. 11 Jul 1857
d. 16 Nov 1935 C-20-02-08
on marker w/Mary E. Hazlitt
"In this city, route 8, November 16, James Hezlitt, late
resident of Salem. Husband of Mary E. Hezlitt of Salem; brother
of three sisters in North Dakota. Funeral services will be held
Tuesday, November 19, at 1:30 p.m. from the chapel of W.T. Rigdon
company. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Nov 19, 1935 5:1
s/o Henry Hazlitt per D/C #848
HAZLITT, Mary E.
b. 18 Dec 1854
d. 26 Feb 1936 C-20-02-07
on marker w/James E. Hazlitt
"In this city, February 26, Mary E. Hazlitt. Survived by
her brothers, Frank and A.J. Evans, both of Salem. Funeral
services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from the chapel of W.T.
Rigdon company." OS Feb 28, 1936 7:1 d/o Griffith &
Elizabeth (Jones) Evans per D/C #192
HEATH, Cary Oscar
b. 1883
d. 17 Jan 1950 D-17-01-02
Methodist Minister
"Cary Oscar Heath, at the residence of West Linn, January 17, at
the age of 86 years. Surviving are his widow, Irma Heath, West
Linn; his mother, Mrs. Mary Foster, Ashland, a daughter Mrs. Virginia
Russell, West Linn; a son, Paul Heath, Salem; a sister, Mrs. Guy
Pickens, Ashland; and four grand-children. Services will be held
Friday, January 20, at 1:30 p.m. at the W.T. Rigdon chapel." OS
Jan 18, 1950 12:4
HEATH, Dennis Culmer
b. 1895
d. 23 Oct 1922 D-17-01-04
"Heath--At the residence, 2310 Hyde street, Oct. 23 Dennis
Culmer Heath, age 28 years, husband of Dorothy Emma Heath, father
of little Eva Mae Heath, age 5 years, son of Mrs. Mary Merchen, brother
of C.O. Heath of Enterprise, Or., Porter G. Heath of Salem and Mrs.
Phoebe E. Stillman of Seattle. The funeral will be held Thursday
at 2 o'clock from the Rigdon mortuary." OS Oct 26, 1922 5:4
HEATH, Irma W.
b. 1887
d. 22 Aug 1952 D-17-01-03
"Mrs. Irma W. Heath at West Linn, Aug. 22. Survived by
daughter, Mrs. Lester F. Russell of West Linn; a son, Paul Heath of
Salem; four grandchild-ren; two sisters; one brother. Ser-vices
will be held Monday, Aug. 25, under the direction of Holton &
Hanking, Methodist Church, Oregon City at 9 a.m. (PST). Graveside
services at Lee Mission Cemetery at 11 a.m. Mon-day." OS Aug 23,
1952 8:6
HEATH, Ralph R.
b. 03 Nov 1908
d. 14 Jan 1958 Salem, Oregon C-45-03-01
Father - Husband
Interment Record #1929
"Death Takes Ralph R. Heath--Ralph R. Heath, 4710 Auburn Rd. NE,
finance administration employee of the Oregon Secretary of State's
office, died Tuesday night at a Salem hospital after a short illness.
Heath was born on Nov. 3, 1908, at Kellogg. He married
Avis Bartley of Winchester Bay at Vancouver, Wash., on April 24,
1937. He worked as a farmer in several Oregon towns before coming
to Salem in 1950.
Surviving are his widow and three children, Larry, Linda, and
Dennis, all of Salem, three brothers and six sisters, all of Oregon.
Funeral services will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Howell-Edwards
chapel. Interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Jan 16,
1958 8:2
HEATH, Robert Oscar
b. 22 Jun 1913
d. 27 Jun 1913
D-17-01-01
"At the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.O. Heath, at 2096
Trade street, Friday, June 27, 1913, R.O. Heath, aged 5 days.
The funeral will be held from the home at 2:30 o'clock Sunday
after-noon." CJ Jun 28, 1913 8:4 s/o C.O. & Irma (White)
Heath per D/C #2162
HEBEL, Charles
b. 1876
d. 25 Jun 1950 A-43-04-06
Father
"Charles Hebel, at the residence at 1638 Fairmount st., June
25. Survived by wife, Mrs. Goldie Hebel, Salem, three daughters,
Miss Evelyn Hebel, Mrs. Anita O'Brien and Mrs. Birdie Reas, all of
Salem; and four grand-children and two great grandchildren.
Services will be held Tuesday, June 27 at 3 p.m. from the Virgil T.
Golden company chapel with the Rev. Edgar Sims officiating.
Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jun 27, 1950 12:2
HEBEL, Charles Eldon
b. 24 Oct 1918
d. 24 Nov 1918
A-43-04-08
1mo Son
"The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hebel, Nov 24, 1918, at
the age of one month. The funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning at the home 2105 Center street. Burial will be in
Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Nov 25, 1918 8:5
HEBEL, Golda J.
b. 1880
d. 02 Mar 1964 A-43-04-05
Mother
"Mrs. Goldie J. Hebel, 83, of 1638 Fairmount Ave. S, died Monday
at a Salem nursing home.
Born in Illinois, she came here in 1912. She and her late
husband, Charles, organized a young people's band in 1916. That
band and a band they formed later performed at many civic events.
She was a member of Chadwick Chapter, Order of Eastern Star.
Surviving are three daughters, Miss Evelyn Hebel, Mrs. Reginald
Rees and Mrs. Terrance O'Brien, all of Salem; two grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Services will be 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Virgil T. Golden chapel,
Rev. John G. Frankhauser officiating. Interment will be at Lee
Mission Cemetery." OS Mar 3, 1964 4:7
HEBEL, Merribel Margaret
See: ATCHISON, Margaret
HECKENLIABLE, Fred
b. 02 Apr 1889
d. 06 Nov 1973 RA-35-09
Oregon F1 US Navy World War I
"Fred Heckenliable, 84, 6494 Fruitland Rd. NE, died in a Salem
nursing home Tuesday.
Born in Eureka, S.D., he homesteaded in Canada before returning
to the U.S. in 1914 for four years to serve in the Navy during World
War I. He returned to Canada and moved to McMinnville in
1939. In 1962, Salem became his home. He was a retired
farmer.
Surviving are widow, Otilia; sons Clarence, Thomasville, N.C.,
and Herbert, Cornelius; daughters Clara Schell, Aloha, and Frieda
Williams, Salem; sisters Martha Stickle, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada,
and Olga Casprie, Vancouver, B.C.; 10 grandchildren and 10 great
grand-children.
Services are pending at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary." OS
Nov 7, 1973 29:7
HECKENLIABLE, Otilia
b. 28 Oct 1900
d. 26 May 1978 RA-35-10
"Otilia Heckenliable, 77, of 6494 Fruitland Road NE, died Friday
in a Salem hospital.
Born in Alberta, Canada, she came to Salem in 1962 from
Vernonia. She was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church and the
Pythian Sisters.
Survivors include sons, Clarence, Thomasville, N.C., Herbert,
Cornelius; daughters, Clara Schell, Aloha, Frieda Williams, Salem;
brothers, Ben Bohnet, Vancouver, B.C., and Victor Bohnet, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada; sisters, Lydia and Linda Schneider, both of Medicine
Hat, Alberta, Frieda Archer and Anna Valdez, both of Calgary, Alberta,
Canada; 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Services are pending at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary." SJ
May 27, 1978 8B:3
HEIMROTH, Josie Snowden
b. 1858
d. 28 Oct 1939 OLD 088-03
"At the residence, 2136 S.E. Salmon, Portland, October 28, Josie
Heimroth, aged 81 years. Wife of Sam Heimroth and aunt of Mrs.
Laura Castor and Quincy Rice of Portland and Ervin Rice of Oakland,
Ore. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the W.T.
Rigdon company Tuesday, October 31, at 1:30 p.m., Dr. W.C. Kantner
offici-ating. Concluding services in Lee Mission cemetery." OS
Oct 31, 1939 2:1
HEIN, Leslie Ralph
b. 11 Jun 1924
d. 22 Jul 1925 OLD 102-02
s/o Ralph L. & Eunice M. (Dodge) Hein of 2470 Walker St.,
Salem, OR per D/C #521
HEINTZ, Bertha
b. 31 Dec 1894
d. 17 Oct 1924 C-39-02-05
age 29y10m16d
Interment Ledger #1000 died of starvation
"At a local hospital Oct. 17, 1924, Bertha Hinz age 30
years. Remains are in care of the Terwilliger home, announcement
of funeral later." CJ Oct 17, 1924 9:6
HEISLER, Agnes
b. 1860
d. 13 Jun 1921 D-19-02-03
"Heisler--At the residence 2340 Myrtle avenue, Monday morning,
June 13, Mrs. Agnes Heisler, at the age of 60 years, wife of Alexander
Heisler, mother of Byron H. Bradshaw, Vallejo, Cal., and Richard H.
Bradshaw of Boulder, Colo.
Funeral services will be held Wed-nesday at 2 o'clock from
Rigdon's, Rev. Blaine Kirkpatrick officiating. Interment Lee
Mission cemetery." OS Jun 14, 1921 5:3 Agnes Saunders
m1-Bradshaw; m2-Alex Heisler
HEISLER, Alexander
b. 12 Dec 1857
d. 11 Nov 1941 D-19-02-04
"Alexander Heisler, 83, of 2340 Myrtle avenue, Tuesday, November
11. Survived by widow, Ella Heisler of Salem; two daughters, Mrs.
T.J. Carson and Ada Fulton, both of The Dalles; son, John of
Pleasanton, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Vanderpool of Dufur, Ore.,
and Anna McAtee of Los Angeles; and four grandchildren. Funeral
services from Clough-Barrick chapel Thursday, Nov. 13, at 3:30 p.m.
Rev. S. Raynor Smith officiating. Interment in Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Nov 13, 1941 5:1 s/o William
& Martha (McConnel) Heisler per D/C #971
HELM, Eliza
b. 16 Apr 1842
d. 02 Mar 1921 D-18-02-05
Mother
on marker w/Richard W. Helm
"Mrs. Eliza Helm Dies At Cottage Street Home--Mrs. Eliza Helm,
wife of R.H. Helm of 777 North Cottage street, passed away at 6 o'clock
last night. Mrs. Helm was born May 16, 1842. She had been a
resident of Salem for 13 years. Besides her husband she leaves
two daughters, Mrs. A.M. Lull, Salem, Mrs. Clara Grit, Rainier, Ore.,
and one son, R.T. Helm of Merlin. Funeral announcements will be
made later." OS Mar 3, 1921 1:6
HELM, Richard W.
b. 29 May 1839
d. 13 Apr 1927
D-18-02-06
Father
on marker w/Eliza Helm
"Helm--R.W. Helm died at Grants Pass Wednesday morning at the
age of 88 years. He was born in Kentucky May 29, 1839. He
is survived by three children. Funeral services at Free Methodist
church, Market and Winter streets Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
Inter-ment in Jason Lee cemetery." CJ Apr 13, 1927 9:8
HELMS, Parthena Reginia (Fair)
b. 23 Aug
1925
d. 05 Mar
2000 RA-15-02
"Parthenia Helms, 74, died Sunday. Cause of death was unavailable.
She
was born in Blytheville, Ark., and moved from Casa Grande, Ariz., to
Oregon in 1976. She was a member of Seed of Faith Ministries and
enjoyed fishing and gardening. A son preceded her in death.
Survivors
include her sons, Lee Vern Helms of Bend, and Willie Helms, and Frank
and Eddie Coleman, all of Salem; daughters, Clara Harris and Darlene
Coleman, both of Salem; brothers, Vincent Fair of Texas and David Fair
of Arizona; sister, Jackie Fair of Arizona; 15 grandchildren; and five
great-grandchildren.
Visiting
will be noon to 6 p.m. today at Virgil T. Golden Funeral Chapel.
Services will be 1 p.m. Saturday at the State Street Church of God.
Private interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery." SJ Online
HELMS, Willie Saul
b. 27 May 1959
d. 22 Aug 2008 RC-12-19
HELMS-REESE, Tobias
HEMPHILL, Anna N.
b.
d. 09 Oct 1928 OLD-00-01
"In this city October 9, Mrs. Anna N. Hemphill, 56, wife of
Joseph S. Hemphill of Salem; daughter of Mrs. Mary Driver, of Eugene;
sister of Lee and Roy Driver of Eugene, Paul Driver of Portland, Wiley
Driver of Los Angeles, Ralph Driver of San Jose, Grace Driver of
Elkton, California; Mrs. Francis Milton, of Eugene; Mrs. Nellie Emerson
of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Jessie Starr. Funeral services will
be held in the Rigdon Mortuary chapel at 2:30 p.m., Thursday, with Rev.
D.H. Leech, of Albany, offici-ating. Interment in Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Oct 11, 1928 3:8
HENDERSON, Emma "Jackie"
b. 9 May 1910
d. 12 May 1982 RA-41-03
Mom Together Forever
on marker w/Francis Henderson
HENDERSON, Francis "Red"
b. 1906
d. 30 Dec 1972 RA-41-04
Dad Together Forever
on marker w/Emma Henderson
"At the residence of 730 20th NE, Dec. 30 at the age of 66
yrs. Survived by widow, Ema (Jackie) Henderson, Salem, sons, Tom
Henderson, Vancouver, B.C., Robert Henderson, Aloha, Ore., brothers,
Charles C. Henderson, Portland, Owen Henderson, Union Gap, Wash., John
Henderson, Spokane, Wash. Two grandchildren also survive.
Services Tues., Jan 2, at 1:30 p.m. in the Rigdon's Colonial Chapel,
Cottage at Chemeketa NE. Rev. Robt. Mulkey officiating." OS Jan
2, 1973 18:5
HENDERSON, J. A.
b.
d. Jul 1884 REMOVED
Record of Interment #132, J. A. Henderson reinterred at Oregon City Jul 4, 1894;
HENDERSON, Retta
b. 01 Jun 1872
d. 09 Nov 1895
C-47-02-02
age 23y5m8d
dau of L.A. & J.A. Henderson
HENDRICKS, Freda K.
b. Jul 1920
d. 05 Dec 1972 RA-41-05
Together Forever
on marker w/Kenneth Hendricks
"Mrs. Fred K. Hendricks, 1645 Candlewood Drive NE, died Tuesday
at home. She was a Salem Hospital employee.
Surviving are the husband, Kenneth G., Salem, daughters Mrs.
Kathleen Sherwood and Mrs. Barbara Jean Nixon, both of Reedsport, and
Mrs. Darleen Say Menza, Salem; sons, Kenneth S., Ronald J., Timothy and
Theodore, all of Salem.
Arrangements are pending at Virgil T. Golden mortuary." OS Dec
6, 1972 27:1
HENDRICKS, Kenneth Gerald
b. 30 Oct 1911
d. 16 Jun 1987 RA-41-06
Together forever
on marker w/Freda K. Hendricks
"Albany--Kenneth G. Hendricks, 75, of Albany, died Tuesday.
He was born in Rolfe, Iowa. He lived in Portland and Reedsport
before moving to Salem where he lived for 25 years. He came to
Albany three months ago. He was a retired millwright and logger.
Survivors include his daughters Kathleen M. Sherwood, Reedsport,
Barbara J. Nixon, Albany and Darlene F. Menza, Mount Shasta, Calif.;
and sons Bobbie G., Salmon, Idaho, William C., Ontario, Ronald J.,
Anchorage, Alaska, Timothy D., Gresham, and Theodore D., Salem.
Visitation will be from noon to 8 p.m. today and 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Friday in Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem. Graveside services
will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem." SJ
Jun 18, 1987 2B:3
HENETZ, Albert
b.
d. 28 Jul 1979
RA-43-03
HENRY, Irene Bertha
See: HINZ, Irene Bertha
HENRY, Olive E.
b. 1846
d. 28 Jun 1921 D-02-04-03
"Henry--At a local hospital on June 28, Olive E. Henry.
Funeral will be held at Rigdon's at 2:30 Wednesday. Interment Lee
Mission cemetery." OS Jun 29, 1921 5:3
HENRY, Susan Lucille
b. Sep 1953
d. 16 Sep 1953 C-43-05-02
Interment Record #1825 lived 15 hours 20 minutes
HENTSCHEL, Fred
b. 1816
d. 07 Jun 1884 REMOVED
disinterment 22 Sep 1922; moved to Portland; Obit-OS Jun 13,
1884 1:4
HEPP, Joseph Rev
b. 04 Apr 1846
d. 27 Jul 1930 D-02-02-07
on marker w/Katherina Hepp
"The remains of Joseph Hepp, who died in Grants Pass, will
arrive here for funeral services at 10 o'clock Wednesday at W. T.
Rigdon and Son mortuary, with interment at Lee Mission cemetery.
Deceased survived by the following children: E.J. and A.W. of
Idaho; L.O. of Grants Pass; Mrs. A.C. Laabs of Coeur d'Alene,
Idaho; Mrs. Laura M. Thompson of Seattle, Wash." OS Jul 29, 1930 5:7
HEPP, Katherina
b. 1852
d. 08 Jun 1925 D-02-02-08
His wife
on marker w/Joseph Hepp
"At Grants Pass, June 8, Mrs. Catherine Hepp, wife of Rev.
Joseph Hepp, mother of Arthur Hepp of Cam-bridge, Ida., Edward Hepp of
Escon-dido, Cal., L.O. Hepp of Grants Pass, Mrs. H.W. Thompson of
Seattle and Mrs. A.O. Laabs of Coeur d'Alene, Ida. Funeral
services will be held Wednes-day, June 10 at 3:30 p.m. from the Rigdon
mortuary, interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jun 10, 1925 5:6
HERBERT, Donna
b. 19 Feb 1932
d. 18
Mar 2011 RC-46-12
HERBERT, John Emery
b. 29 Jul 1929
d. 6
Jul 2019 RC-46-12
Buried: 17 Jul 2019
SALEM-John Emery Herbert was born July 29, 1929 to John Robert Herbert and Mary Emily Beaman Herbert in Forest Grove, Oregon.HERNANDEZ,
Luis Daniel
b. 06 Jan 1991
d. 26 Feb 2020
RA-36-21
Burial 06 Mar 2020
"Luis Daniel Hernandez, age 29, of Salem, Oregon passed away on Wednesday February 26, 2020. Luis was born January 6, 1991 in Los Angeles, California to Martin and Maria Hernandez. He is survived by his parents Martin and Maria, his brother; Antonio, sister; Gabby, girlfriend; Vanessa and his three sons; Romeo, Daniel James "DJ" and Elijah Bleu." Posted on H-E-D Funeral Home website.
HERNANDEZ
CAMPUSANO, Juan Nazaria
b. 11 Sep 1984
d. 2 Apr 2023
RC-09-15
Burial 13 Apr 2020
HERRIOLD, Annie
b. 1876
d. 05 Nov 1892 OLD 102-01
"Harrild--At the family home, corner Front and High streets,
Saturday even-ing, November 5, 1892, Annie Harrild, aged 16 years.
Deceased was a daughter of Henry Harrild, and had been sick only
two weeks with typhoid fever, which terminated in paralysis of the
brain.
Four other members of the family were also sick." WOS Nov
11, 1892 11:6 d/o Henry Herriold per Record of Interment #155
HERRMANN, Clara J. L.
b. 1886
d. 04 Jan 1966 A-28-01-04
Mother
on marker w/Herman G. Herrmann & Carol B. Weems
"Mrs. Clara J.L. Herrmann, 79, died Tuesday at her home, 940
Morningside Drive SE.
She was the wife of retired Metho-dist minister Rev. H.G.
Herrmann, who had held pastorates for many years in Oregon. The
couple moved to Salem 10 years ago.
Mrs. Herrmann was a member of Morningside Methodist
Church. She was born in Forest Junction, Wis.
Survivors include besides her widower, daughter Mrs. Carol B.
Weems, Salem; brother Edward Eick, Medford; sisters Mrs. Tillie Lafe,
Portland, and Mrs. Amelia Newhouse, Redmond; one grandchild.
Funeral will be Friday at 3 p.m. at W.T. Rigdon Funeral Home,
with burial in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Jan 6, 1966 6:2-3
HERRMANN, Herman G.
b. 12 Mar 1883
d. 20 Apr 1979 A-28-01-05
Father
on marker w/Clara J.L. Herrmann & Carol B. Weems
"Herman G. Herrmann, 96, 728 Mildred Lane SE, died Friday in a
local hospital.
Born in Germany, he was a Methodist minister who retired in 1965
and then was involved part-time with Morningside Methodist Church.
From 1945 to 1955 he served with Coburg and Monroe Methodist
Churches and previously was pastor of Dundee Methodist Church. He
was a member of Masons.
Survivors include daughter, Carol B. Weems, Salem; sister,
Matilda Western-hagen, Baldwin, Long Island, N.Y.; one grandchild.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Morningside Methodist
Church. The family suggests contributions to the church.
Rigdon-Ransom mortuary is in charge of arrangements." OS Apr 21, 1979
2C:3
HERRMANN, Lina
b. 11 Mar 1862
d. 31 Dec 1930
D-16-04-05
"Mrs. Lina Herrmann, wife of the late Rev. Herrmann who held the
past-orate of the German Baptist church here from 1901 to 1906, died
Wednesday at the Robert Perlich residence on route 6, Salem, following
an invalid-ism of six months. Mrs. Herrmann had been making her
home with the Perlichs since September. For the past seven years
she lived alone in her home on North Cottage street, until her ill
health, which necessitated an oper-ation in March of this year.
Mrs. Herrmann was born in Germany March 11, 1862, and came to
this country at an early age. Mr. Herrmann died 13 years ago in
the east, after which Mrs. Herrmann made her home in Buffalo, New York,
until returning to Salem seven years ago. A niece, Mrs. Lina
Schwab of Buffalo, N.Y. survives.
Funeral arrangements under the direction of Clough-Barrick
company are pending word from relatives in the east." CJ Jan 1, 1931
11:8
HERRMANN, Roy Milton
b. 21 Mar 1925
d. 19 Aug 1944
A-28-01-06
Oregon Pvt 318 Inf WWII
"Roy M. Herrmann Funeral Services Slated Wednesday--Funeral
services for Pvt. Roy M. Herrmann, who was killed in France on Aug. 19,
1944, will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist church. He
was the son of the Rev. and Mrs. H.G. Herrmann, now of Monroe, Ore.
Burial will be at Lee Mission cemetery under direction of W.T.
Rigdon company. The Rev. Brooks H. Moore will officiate.
Herrmann was born Mar. 21, 1925 at Vernonia, Ore., and lived
later near Hanford, Wash., and at Newberg and Dundee, where he attended
high school. He was inducted into the army in July, 1943, and
went overseas in July, 1944. He was serving in the infantry when
killed about 100 miles southwest of Paris, at the age of 19 years.
Survivors are the parents and a sister, Carol Bernice Herrmann
of Salem." OS Oct 5, 1948 6:3
HERSCH, Lina Ramseyer
b. 21 Jun 1891
d. 11 Jul 1932 A-40-04-05
"In this city, July 11, Mrs. Lena Ramseyer Hersch, aged 41
years. Survived by widower, Fred Hersch of Pratum; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ramseyer; brothers, Ben, Dave, Albert and Carl
Ramseyer, all of Salem and vicinity. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday, July 13 at 2 p.m. from chapel of W.T. Rigdon and Son
with Rev. J.F. Frank officiating. Inter-ment Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Jul 13, 1932 5:3 d/o Joseph & Anna (Rich)
Ramseyer per D/C #539
HESHMAN, Mary
b.
d. OLD
115-05
HEYERLY, Judith
b. 15 Sep 1870
d. 08 Jun 1893 OLD 127-01
A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is
stilled A place is vacant in our hearts That never can be
filled.
"Heyerly--At the home of her brother on the Alfred Savage place
on the Garden road Thursday, June 8, 1893, of typhoid fever, Miss Judah
Heyerly, aged 20 years.
Miss Heyerly had been ill only three days and her death was
entirely unex-pected. The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock; burial in Lee Mission
ceme-tery." DOS Jun 9, 1893 4:5
HICKELL, Daughter
b. 1887
d. 02 Nov 1890 N/A
"A Double Bereavement--The infant child, aged two weeks, and the
3 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N.O. Hickell, who have been
residents in the old Mansion house on Liberty street for some months,
have both died with scarlet fever--the former passing away at 3 o'clock
on Saturday after-noon last and the latter Sunday night. The
remains have been interred in Lee Mission cemetery. This is a
great bereavement for the family, who are also said to be in quite
destitute circumstances. Denver, Colorado, was the residing place
of the grief-stricken husband and wife previous to their removal to
Oregon." DOS Nov 4, 1890 4:3
HICKELL, Infant
b.
d. 01 Nov 1890 N/A
child of Mr. & Mrs. N.O. Hickell
See obit DOS Nov 4, 1890 4:3 above
HICKISCH, Josef
b. 16 Aug 1863
d. 01 May 1945 A-24-02-02
D/C #3258 b. Gersdorf, Austria;
h/o Theresia Hickisch; sawmill laborer
RI #1512 Josef Hickisch, age 81, died 01 May 1945, buried 04 May 1945 in
Block 24 Sec A Lot 2 Grave 2
"Josef Hickisch, at his home, 344 North Front
st., Tuesday, May 1, at the age of 81 years. Father of Mrs. D.E. Engelhart
of Salem. Services will be held Friday, May 4, at 2 p.m., from Clough-Barrick
chapel, Dr. M.A. Get-zendaner officiating. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery."
OS May 3, 1945 5:1
HICKISCH, Theresa
b. 11 Nov 1845
d. 30 Mar 1923 D-18-03-04
D/C #248 b. Bohemia; d/o
Ignetz & Veronia (Heidick) Heide; w/o Joe Hickisch; died from lagrippe
"Hickisch--Mrs. Terressia Hickisch died March 30 at the residence on
rural route No. 6 at the age of 73 years. She is survived by her husband, Joe
Hickisch, and daughter, Mrs. Julia Schroeder, both of Salem. Funeral ser-vices
will be held from the Terwilli-ger funeral home, Monday, April 2, at 2 p.m.,
Rev. Koehler officiating. Interment will be made in the Lee Mission
cemetery." CJ Mar 31, 1923 7:8
HICKMAN, Thomas
b.
d. 26 Aug 1958 RA-01-03
"Retired Tailor Taken By Death--Thomas Hickman, retired tailor,
died Tuesday at a Salem rest home after an illness which began about 12
years ago. He had no known survivors.
Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at W.T. Rigdon
Funeral Home, Rev. E.H. Becker officiating.
He at one time had been a patient at Oregon Tuberculosis
Hospital and earlier had worked for tailor Lyman Sundin." OS Aug
27, 1958 5:3
HICKS, Johnny
b. 03 Sep 1930
d. 31 Mar 1999 RA-03-08
Funeral marker
HIGLEY, Albert
b.
d.
OLD 122-03
only first name on marker--lot owned by C.H. Chapman
HIGLEY, Alice
b. 17 Mar 1868
d. 09 Dec 1886 OLD 122-05
"At the family residence two and one-half miles north of Salem,
Miss Alice Higley, aged 18 years and 9 months, daughter of Mrs. C.H.
Chapman; consumption.
Funeral to-day, Dec. 10th, at the Presbyterian church in Salem,
at 2 o'clock, Rev. H.A. Newell officiating; thence to Lee Mission
cemetery." WOS Dec 17, 1886 8:2
HIGLEY, Frank
b.
d.
OLD 122-02
only first name on marker--lot owned by C.H. Chapman
HIGLEY, Sammy
b.
d.
OLD 122-04
only first name on marker--lot owned by C.H. Chapman
HILEMAN, Catherina (Thill)
b. 02 Apr 1876 IA
d. 19 Sep 1912 Marion Co, OR OLD 190-05
"Hilman--At the Salem hospital, at 10:30 p.m., September 19,
1912, Mrs. J.B. Hilman of North Commercial street.
The cause of her death was periton-itis. The deceased is
survived by a husband and two small children. Funeral
arrangements announced later." OS Sep 20, 1912 5:4
[Death Certificate #2811 Marion County; Catherina
Thill Hileman, born April 2, 1876 in Dubuque County Iowa - died Sept. 19,
1912 at Salem Hospital - of peritonitis W.B. Morse M.D
attended, interred Sept. 23, 1912 in Lee Mission Cemetery - Lehman &
Clough; informant was her husband, John B. Hileman, Father was Nicholas
Thill, Mother was Barbara Elenz (Germany)]
HILL, Azai Willie
b.
d. 30 Mar 2024 RC-12-17
Buried
on 22 Apr 2024
HILL, Fanny E.
b. 1873
d. 25 May 1959 A-32-02-03
Mother
on marker w/Marcia M. Hill
"Late resident of 535 Rose St., Salem at a local nursing home,
May 25th. Services will be held Thursday May 28th at 3:30 p.m. in
the Chapel of the Clough-Barrick Funeral Home. Interment Lee
Mission Cemetery." OS May 27, 1959 5:1
HILL, Gary Eugene Sr.
b. 02 Jan 1958
d. 31 Aug 2007 RC-12-06
s/o
Herman McKinney and June Hill
HILL, Infant
b. 1896
d. 22 Jun 1902 OLD 106-07
Stillborn infant of H.H. Hill; burial by W.T. Rigdon per Record
of Interment #306
HILL, Jasper DeForrest
b. 1868
d. 19 Dec 1952 C-38-03-05
on marker w/Martha W. Hill
Interment Record #1800
"Jasper DeForrest Hill, in this city, Dec. 19, at the age of 84
years. Late resident of 1723 N. Summer St. Husband of
Martha Hill, Salem; father of Mrs. Della Raney, Salem, Mrs. Aube
Belding, Auburn, Calif., and Lauris E. Hill, Gaston; brother of Grace
Eldridge, Salem. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and 14
great-grand-children. Announcement of services will be made later
by the W.T. Rigdon Company." OS Dec 20, 1952 2:6
HILL, Marcia May
b. 1905
d. 04 Oct 1952 A-32-02-04
daughter
on marker w/Fanny E. Hill
"Miss Marcia May Hill, at the residence, 1410 1/2 Court St.,
Oct. 4. Survived by mother, Mrs. Fanny E.H. Hill of Salem.
Private graveside services at Lee Mission Cemetery, Tuesday, Oct. 7 at
2 p.m. Dr. Paul N. Poling officiating under direction of
Clough-Barrick Co. Memorial services at First Presbyterian Church
at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Friends invited." OS Oct 6, 1952 10:6
HILL, Marjorie
b. Oct 1912
d. 28 Mar 1913 OLD 133-05
"Hill--At the family home on North Seventeenth street, Friday
afternoon, March 28, 1913, Marjorie Hill, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. P.M. Hill. Funeral announcement later." OS Mar 29, 1913
3:3 d/o P.M. & Vera E. (Jones) Hill; age 5 mos per D/C #1389
HILL, Martha Washington
b. 1872
d. 03 Feb 1957 C-38-03-04
on marker w/Jasper D. Hill
Interment Record #1898
"Mrs. Martha Washington Hill--At the residence, 1723 N. Summer
St. Sunday, Feb 3. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Della Raney, Salem;
Mrs. Aube Belding, Newcastle, Calif.; son, Lauris E. Hill, Gaston; 15
grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren. Services will be 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 6 in W.T. Rigdon's chapel. Interment in Lee Mission
Cemetery, Rev. H.A. Peckham officiating." DOS Feb 6, 1957 II:13:4
HILL, Nicholl
b.
d. Reserved RC-13-11
HILL, Nicholl
b.
d. Reserved RC-13-14
HILL, William H.
b. 1837
d. 23 Oct 1907 OLD 107-03
"Died-Hill--At the asylum, Wednesday, October 23, 1907 William
Hill, aged 70 years.
The funeral services and interment took place at Lee Mission
Cemetery this afternoon at 2 p.m." DCJ Oct 24, 1907 8:6 b. England;
s/o Wm. Hill; m'd; farmer; died of epilepsy per D/C #4931
HILLER, Robert E. "Mr. Fence"
b. 03 Feb 1915
d. 19 Mar 1989 OLD 177-03
"Robert E. Hiller, 74, of Salem died Sunday in Salem.
He was born and raised in Bridgeton, N.J., and came to Salem in
1987 from Reno, Nev. He was a retired car-penter, and he most
recently managed the Meadow Lark Mobile Manor in Salem.
Survivors include his wife, Barbara, daughters, Lynn Warfield of
Poway, Calif., Kathleen Worley of Reno, Nev., and Jill Nicoles of
Ridgecrest, Calif., sons, Michael Hiller of Wilmington, Del., Robert
Hiller, Jr. and Von Hiller, both of Reno, Montie Jones of Everett,
Wash., and Charles Jones of Salem; and sister, Catherine Gibson of
Pennsylvania.
Visiting hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday in
Rigdon-Ransom mortuary. Graveside services will begin at 1 p.m.
Thursday in Lee Mission Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society." SJ
Mar 21, 1989 2B:6
HILLIS, Liane Kay Geer
b. 08 Nov 1951
d. 06 Oct 1979 RA-54-06
"Portland--Liane Kay Geer Hillis, 27, 5931 S.E. Division St.,
died Saturday at home.
Survivors include daughter Luanna Marie Swift, Salem; mother,
Loretta M. Lomax, Salem; father, Irwin W. Geer, Redmond; brothers,
Joseph Geer, Patrick Lomax and Brian Lomax, all of Salem; sister, Kelly
S. Keller, Salem; and grandparents, Inez Geer, Redmond, and Myrtle King
and Raymond Anson, both of Salem.
Graveside servies will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Lee Mission
Cemetery, Salem, under direction of Rigdon-Ransom mortuary, Salem." OS
Oct 10, 1979 2B:3
HILLPOT, Aldine Adeline?
b. Jun 1898
d. 26 Apr 1928
A-26-04-06
"Hillpot--At the
residence, 1556 Chemeketa street, early Thursday morning, April 26,
Aldine Hillpot, age 29 years; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Hillpot;
sister of Mrs. Jane Breckenridge, Hester C. Hillpot and Waldron P.
Hillpot, all of Salem. Funeral services will be held Friday,
April 27 at 3:00 o'clock p.m. from the Rigdon Mortuary, Rev. A.B. Van
Zante officiating. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Apr 27,
1928 11:8
HILLPOT, Hester C.
b. 03 Sep 1899
d. 20 Oct 1987 A-26-04-05
"Hester C. Hillpot, 88, of Salem, died Tuesday.
She was born in Illinois and came to Salem 47 years ago.
She worked 40 years for the Department of Motor Vehicles before her
retirement.
Survivors include her nieces Terri Maness of Salem and Nancy J.
Dudenhoe-fer of Redmond, Wash.; and nephew Waldron P. Hillpot of Salem.
Graveside services will begin at 2 p.m. Friday in the Lee
Mission Ceme-tery, Salem. Arrangements are by Virgil T. Golden
mortuary, Salem." OS Oct 22, 1987 2B:3
HILLPOT, John V.L.
b. 24 Aug 1869
d. 13 Sep 1945 A-26-04-08
Father
"Merchant Dies After Illness--John V. Hillpot, former Salem
merchant, died at a Salem hospital Friday following an extended illness.
Hillpot, and his son, Waldron P. Hillpot, operated the Hillpot
and Son army goods store in Salem until 1929. Recently he had
been employed at the Les Newman Men's store.
He was born in Fairview, Ill., in 1869, and came to Oregon in
1917, settling first at Eugene. Two years later he came to Salem
to reside. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and the
Modern Woodmen of the World.
Survivors include two daughters, Miss Hester Hillpot and Mrs.
Jane McFarland both of Salem; a son, Waldron P. Hillpot of Salem, a
grand-daughter, Nancy Jane McFarland of Portland; a grandson, Waldron
P. Hillpot, jr., of Salem, and a sister, Mrs. Harry Huff of Neshanic,
N.J.
Funeral services will be announced later by the Clough-Barrick
company." OS Sep 15, 1945 3:5 s/o Hugh Hillpot; h/o Kate P. Hillpot
per D/C #5933
HILLPOT, Kate P.
b. 13 Oct 1875
d. 13 Jan 1945 A-26-04-07
Mother
"Kate Hillpot Funeral Set For Tuesday--Funeral services for Kate
P. Hillpot, who died Saturday after a lingering illness will be held
from the Clough Barrick chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Chester
Hamblin officiating. Burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery.
Mrs. Hillpot, 70, had been seriously ill from a heart ailment
for the past three months. She was born in Fair-view, Ill., Oct.
13, 1875 and in 1895 was married to John Hillpot, who survives.
The family has resided in Oregon for the past 28 years and in Salem for
the past 24.
Survivors include the widower; two daughters, Miss Hester
Hillpot of Salem and Mrs. Jane McFarland of Portland; a son, Waldron P.
Hillpot of Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Grimm and Mrs. Frank Elliott,
both of Fairview, Ill., and two grandchildren, Waldron P. Hillpot, jr.
of Salem and Nancy Jane McFarland of Portland." OS Jan 16, 1945
5:6 d/o George & Katherine (Winters) Prall; w/o John V.L.
Hillpot per D/C #460
HILTON, Infant
b. Feb 1888
d. 09 Apr 1889 OLD 232-01
"Hilton--At his residence in North Salem, on Monday, April 8th,
the 14 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hilton.
The funeral took place yesterday from their home and the remains
were buried in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Apr 10, 1889 4:3
HILTZ, Mary L.
b. 1883
d. 17 Apr 1970 RA-53-05
"Mrs. Mary L. Hiltz, 86, 4131 River Road N, died Thursday at a
Salem hospital.
Born at Cambridge, Mass., she spent most of her life in the
Boston area, coming to Grants Pass in 1964 to live with her
daughter. In 1968 they moved to Salem where her son-in-law, Rev.
William H. Lavely, is minister of Trinity United Methodist Church.
Surviving are the daughter, Mrs. Doris Lavely, and six
grandchildren.
Arrangements are pending at Virgil T. Golden mortuary. The
family suggests contributions to the Mary L. Hiltz Memorial Fund of
Trinity United Methodist Church." OS Apr 18, 1970 16:7
HINES, Ann Johnson
b. 1845
d. 19 Mar 1875 OLD 180-03
age 30y2m
wife of Rev. Gustavus Hines
on marker w/Gustavus Hines
"The remains of Mrs. Ann Hines, relict of the late Gustavus
Hines, arrived in the city yesterday fore-noon, on the ten o'clock
train, from Portland, and were taken to the Metho-dist Church, to await
the arrival of the deceased's sister, who came to the city by the
afternoon train from the south. The funeral took place from the
church at two o'clock, attended by a large number of those who knew her
in life. She was buried in the Lee Mission Cemetery; near the
Orphan's Home, where her husband lies entombed. Mrs. Hines
departed this life at Goldendale, W.T., on the 19th of this month,
after a protracted illness of over a year. Her disease was
linger-ing consumption. She leaves behind her an only daughter." DOS
Mar 24, 1875 3:1
1870 Klickitat Co, WA; June 21 & 22, 1870; Samuel
Johnson, 75, farm laborer, $0 $1000, Ireland; Ann, 24, domestic servant,
Canada; Samuel, 22, farm laborer, Canada; Jane, 17, Canada
In 1870 Ann was living
with her aged father. If they actually lived in Rockland there was no
church there, but a Methodist Church had been established in The Dalles.
A ferry served between Rockland and The Dalles, so if in fact the Johnson
family resided in Rockland it would have been an easy crossing and walk to
church. Serving that church at the time was Rev. Gustavus Hines.
What actually brought Gustavus and Ann together is another fact that is not
know. Ann would have been considered a "spinster" by then as
she was 25 at that time. Gustavus was 36 years her senior. It
appears that Gustavus' first wife Lydia may have died prior to his going to The
Dalles. A number of things might have played into the marriage between
Gustavus and Ann coming together. The fact that Gustavus needed and
wanted a wife, someone to stand by him in church related functions. Ann
on the other hand was faced with the fact that she was still unmarried and had
an aged father. It certainly was not a "young love" marriage.
Ann had a brother named
Thomas Johnson. At one time he actually ran the ferry between Rockland
and The Dalles. He must have had some back ground in surveying, for when
John Golden decided that he was going to form his new town of Goldendale, it
was Thomas Johnson who was hired to plat out the settlement. Golden was
very intent on having this town, so he set aside 9 lots for the first person
that would come forward and establish the first store. Thomas Johnson
took up the offer, built and established his store in the town of Goldendale.
Golden also being a
religious Methodist designated 12 lots, a city block for the building of a
church, which the townspeople soon had up and running in 1871. They would
need a minister and would have gone through the Methodist channels to acquire
one. The man in charge of that region was none other than Rev. Gustavus
Hines, who was residing in The Dalles. He himself came at various times
to give lessons and preach, while waiting for a permanent minister to arrive.
The Goldendale area was
just being settled, by homesteaders arriving. Down east of there was a
very fledgling community called Columbus, now known as Maryhill,
Washington. One of the original vast land owners was a man by the name of
William Hicenbothem, who resided there with his wife Mary. He was an
ardent Methodist himself and it was not uncommon in those times for people to
go a great distance to attend church.
No doubt Gustavus Hines
and William Hicenbothem met in Goldendale, where Hicenbothem would no doubt
talk about his hopes of building a Methodist church in little Columbus, which
did come to pass, as Hicenbothem later gave the land for the Methodist Church.
Gustavus and Ann were
married in 1871, no doubt in the Methodist Church in The Dalles. In 1872
Ann gave birth to a daughter, which they named Gussie.
Gussie was not very old
when Gustavus died and Ann was placed in a situation of probably not knowing
what to do. Here she was with a tiny little girl, with no husband and no
means of income. She had no alternative but to move to Goldendale to live
with her brother Thomas Johnson and his family, or reside in close poximity to
them.
Gussie would not have a
mother for long and it seems that Ann was ill for sometime before she actually
died of consumption in 1875 when Gussie was about 3 years old.
Again into the picture
comes William and Mary Hicenbothem. They would have known Gustavus Hines
early when he was getting the Goldendale Methodist Church going and quite
probably knew Ann as well after she moved to Goldendale. They were
childless, apparently even for the times financially sound and were very devout
Methodists in Columbus.
HINES, Celinda M.
b. 1838
d. 06 Aug 1921 DS-
"Hines--At her residence, 886 Lombard street, August 6, 1921,
Celinda Minerva, age 84 years, widow of the late Rev. Harvey K. Hines,
beloved mother of M.E. Judkins of this city, T.C. Judkins of Berkeley,
Cal. The body is at the parlors of Chambers Co., 248-250
Killingsworth avenue. Funeral notice in a later issue." Oreg Aug
8, 1921 9:6 m1 Rev. Edward A. Judkins Sep 21, 1854; m2 Harvey K.
Hines
HINES, Elizabeth J. Graves
b.
d. 29 Jan 1890 DS-32
"Another Pioneer's Death--Mrs. H.K. Hines, the lady of whose
serious illness mention was made a few days ago, passed peacefully away
at her home in East Portland, Wednesday night, Jan. 29. She was
just a little less than 62 years of age. She was a pioneer of
1853, and had identified her whole life with the religious and
educational history of the northwest. She was the wife of Rev.
H.K. Hines, formerly editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate, and at
present a member of the faculty of the theolog-ical department of the
Willamette university." DOS Jan 31, 1890 4:2 One source states
that deceased to be buried in Lone Fir cemetery temporar-ily and
removed to Lee Mission ceme-tery at a later time. Based on obit
of H.K. Hines and Record of Interment #302 which indicates burial June
1902, this obituary must be for Elizabeth J. (Graves) Hines, however,
plot map and Record of interment for DS-32 shows only Mrs. H.K.
Hines. Could be either Elizabeth of Celinda.
HINES, Gussie
Their only child sleeps in Golden-dale, Wa.
on marker w/Gustavus & Ann Hines
HINES, Gustavus Rev.
b. 16 Sep 1809
d. 09 Dec 1873 OLD 180-01
"Death of Rev. G. Hines--Another pioneer of Methodism on this
coast has gone to the better land. The event has not been
unexpected. For more than two years Bro. Hines has been slowly,
but perceptibly, failing in health, waiting calmly, hopefully,
trustfully for the final summons home. On Tuesday morning last,
about 11 o'clock, at his residence in Salem, he peacefully breathed his
last, aged 64 years.
Rev. Gustavus HInes entered the Methodist Itinerancy in
1832. The first circuit he traveled was Franklinville, Genessee
Conference, Western New York. The successive fields of labor
assigned him in that Conference, belabored there until the following
Spring when he was stationed at Salem. At Salem he continued his
residence for fourteen years, filling acceptably, the most important
position as Presiding Elder, and preacher in charge of the various
fields of labor to which he was appointed. It is unnecessary to
this connection, perhaps, to mention the particular appointments
received. In August 1869, he was sent by Bishop Kingsley to the
Dalles. In March following, he was called upon to bury his
beloved wife who had nobly stood by him during all the forty years of
his itinerant life.
Bro. Hines was re-appointed to the Dalles during the succeeding
year. His labors there were very acceptable and useful.
During this second year at that place he was united in marriage to Miss
M. Johnson, a choice which has ever proved to a wise, judicious
and happy one. Finishing the year at the Dalles, he then removed
to Oregon City, where, while laboring with his wonted energy and zeal,
he contracted a disease of the lungs from which he never finally
recovered. He was compelled to take a superannuated relation to
the Confer-ence, and removing to Salem, spent the rest of his life amid
the endearments of his home, writing, reading, and working all that his
constantly failing strength would admit.
Thus lived and died a noble worker for Jesus. He was a man
of uncommon muscular frame, with a voice of great force and
compass. Few men were favored with a more commanding and majestic
personal appearance than he.
The great leading feature in his character, which shone
conspicuously at all times was his fervant piety. His
conversation, his prayers, his sermons, were all imbued with his spirit
of consecration to the Master's service, and ever added to his useful
influence over his fellow beings.
His unselfishness in worldly inter-ests was worthy of
commendation. His record shows that, although golden
opportunities were afforded him of taking up land, and making money,
yet he invariably declined all such tempting offers, and ever devoted
himself exclusively to the work of neat expositions of the Word of Life
will mourn that they can hear his voice no more. Let all but
imitate his unselfish devotion to the cause of Christ, and then they
may rejoice in anticipation of meeting him high up among the joyful
inhabitants of the skies.
He leaves a devoted wife and one small daughter, around whom the
Christian sympathy and kind offices of the entire Conference will
doubtless be extended in this the sad day of their deep bereavement and
loss. Two affectionate brothers, also--Rev. H.K. Hines, in East
Oregon and Washington Conference, and Rev. Joseph Hines of the
California Conference--are left to mourn the loss of a true and
faithful brother. `Blessed are the dead which died in the Lord from
henceforth.'" PCA Dec 11, 1873 4:1 Born in Winfield, Herkimer
county, New York, September 16, 1809; additional bio per PCA Dec 25,
1873 2:1
HINES, Harvey K.
b. 1828 NY
d. 19 Jan 1902 DS-27
Missionary to Oregon 1853
Pastor, Presiding Elder, Editor, Teacher
"The remains of the late Rev. H.K. Hines, D.D., and that of his
deceased wife were removed recently from Lone Fir cemetery, Portland,
to the Lee Mission cemetery, Salem, and interred in the Diamond Square,
where so many of the early missionaries are buried. A year ago
last Decoration Day Dr. Hines visited the graves of his heroic
associates, and he talked of the people who are buried there and of the
duty of our church to erect a fitting memorial. It ought to be
done. In the Diamond Square there should be a monument to the men
and women who brought Christianity and civilization to this Western
shore." PCA Jun 25, 1902 3:2 See obits: Oregonian Jan 20, 1902;
PCA Jan 22, 1902 w/photo; & PCA Jan 29, 1902 5:1 (a tribute); m1.
Elizabeth J. Graves 1852; m2. Mrs. Celinda Gillette 02 Jan 1892
HINES, Lydia
b. 27 Mar 1811 Winfield, NY
d. 14 Mar 1870 OLD 180-02
"Mrs. Gustavus Hines died on Tuesday last, at her residence in
Salem, as we learn by note from Rev. H.K. Hines, to whom a telegraphic
dispatch was sent, announcing the sad intelligence. Friday
(yesterday) was fixed as the day of burial. One year ago, March
1st, Father Leslie bade adieu to earth; since then Mrs. Parrish, and
now Mrs. Hines, both identified with the early missionary history of
Oregon are numbered with the pious dead." PCA Mar 19, 1870 d/o Royal Bryant, Esq. & w/o
Gustavus Hines
[The following was transcribed
from the Pacific Christian Advocate, Vol. XVI. No.. 14, 2 Apr., 1870, by
H.J. Peters, third great grandnephew of Gustavus Hines.
Though
often concerned for her spiritual welfare, the subject of this memoir did not
receive permanent religious impressions until she arrived to maturity. She was fully awakened to a sense of her
spiritual destitution in 1828 under the labors of Rev. Ephraim Hall, of precious
memory; and after passing through a most severe struggle in breaking away from
the gay world, at the shrine of whose pleasures she had been an ardent devotee,
in September of that year, she bowed before the family altar at which her
father and mother were knelt, and besought them to pray for her.
The
prayer of faith at once ascended to the throne, and while in the fullness of her
agonizing heart she was repeating the words of Dr. Watts:
In this capacity, the following are the outlines of her travels.
Beginning with the Franklinville circuit, Genesee Conference, in Western New
York, the next field of labor was the old Ridgeway circuit, 100 miles
northward; the next Pekin, Erie Co., embracing Niagara Falls; from thence to Otto,
Cattaraugus Co.; and then in the following year to Lodi, and the next to Pike
village in Wyoming Co. On each of these fields of labor there were extensive
revivals, in each of which she took an active and very efficient part. During
her seven years residence on these fields of labor she witnessed the conversion
of about 600 souls, and in counsel, exhortation, and altar work, was perhaps
the most successful laborer employed. Besides this, possessing the rare faculty
of adapting herself to circumstances, she was remarkably popular with all
classes of people among whom she was called to move. Early in the spring of
1839 she was called upon to endure perhaps the most severe trial of her life;
the severing of all ties that bound her to the land of her nativity, the
committal of herself to the treacherous storms of ocean, and in connection with
others, to seek, as a missionary, a far distant home on the then almost unknown
shores of the great Pacific.
A few months were employed in visiting her friends and
bidding them what she then supposed her last adieu. This accomplished, with her
husband, she then repaired to
According to arrangement Mrs. Hines with her family
returned again to
In September 1845, for reasons that need not be here
appended, it became the duty of Mrs. Hines to leave
The following September found the subject of this memoir a
resident in the town of Victor, Ontario Co., to which her husband had been
appointed, who during all these years had retained his connection with the
Genesee Conference. Her travels for the next eight years may be summed up in
few words. They were removed from Victor to the
HINES,
Obediah
b. 01 Aug 1805
d. 26 Aug 1853
Monument only.
Obediah Hines was drowned on the Snake River.
HINGES, Hallie Parrish
b. 30 Jan 1868
d. 25 Jan 1950 DS-18
"Final Rites for Mrs. Hinges Slated Friday at 2 O'Clock--Final
rites for Mrs. Hallie Parrish Hinges, beloved Salem singer who died
here Wednesday, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Virgil T. Golden
chapel.
The Rev. George H. Swift will officiate with concluding services
in Jason Lee cemetery.
The deceased was born in Salem Jan. 30, 1868, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman O. Parrish, Oregon Pioneers.
Her grandfather, J.L. Parrish, Methodist missionary, came around
Cape Horn to Oregon on the Laussanne.
As a youngster less than 6 years old, Mrs. Hinges made her first
public singing appearance at the First Methodist church here. Her
song was `There is a Happy Land, Far, Far Away.'
While still a young girl, she studied music under Prof. Z.M.
Parvin, dean of music at Willamette university and was graduated from
the Willamette Conservatory when she was 18 years old. She
studied an additional year in New York.
Among her famous early appearances were in roles as soloist in
Haydn's `Creation' and Handel's `Messiah'.
She was married in 1894 to Dr. Charles H. Hinges, who since has
died.
For 13 years she was soloist at the state fair with the Cherry
City band, directed by H.N. Stoudenmyer. For four summer seasons
she appeared at the city band concerts.
At the first lighting of the Cherrians Christmas tree in 1913
she sang `Holy Night' with Mary Schultz, violinist, and Prof. Frank
Churchill.
She sang at several churches in both Salem and Portland.
Mrs. Hinges was the mother of two children, Karl Hinges, who
died in 1941, and Mrs. George W. Nelson, who survives in Salem.
Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. E.M. Cox, Seattle; four
grandchildren, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Adams, Portland; George Nelson,
jr., Klamath Falls; Jack Nelson, Salem; and Lt. Norman P. Hinges,
serving with the U.S. army in the Canal Zone; and two
great-grand-children, Susann and Michele Nelson, both of Klamath
Falls." OS Jan 26, 1950 6:6 See: OS Dec 1, 1920 3:5 for notice of
divorce from Durdall and restoration of name Hinges.
HINTZ, Louise
b. 1914
d. 23 Apr 1950 Salem, Oregon C-46-02-16
Interment Record #1689
"Luise Hintz, late resident of 1807 Broadway st., in this city,
April 23, at the age of 36 years. Survived by a son, Albert
Hintz, Salem. Services will be held Tuesday, April 25, at 1:30
p.m. at the W.T. Rigdon chapel with Dr. Louise Kirby officiating.
Interment in Jason Lee cemetery." OS Apr 25, 1950 5:1
HINZ, Augusta Louise
b. 1861
d. 02 Jun 1943 OLD 231-08
on marker w/Robert C. Hinz
"Mrs. Augusta Louise Hinz at her home, 1668 Center street,
Wednesday, June 2, at the age of 81. Wife of Robert C. Hinz, sr.,
of Salem; mother of Mrs. Minnie Aufderheide, Mrs. Annie Bond, Mrs.
Marie Blundell, William Hinz and Robert C. Hinz, jr., all of Salem, and
Mrs. Rose Sumner of Port-land. Also survived by 20 grandchild-ren
and 12 great grandchildren. Ser-vices from the Clough-Barrick
chapel Saturday, June 5, at 2 p.m., Rev. Gross officiating.
Interment in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jun 4, 1943 5:1
HINZ, Irene Bertha
b. 13 Sep 1921
d. 01 Oct 1921 D-12-02-07
"Hinz--Irene Bertha Hinz, the 18 day old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hinz of 1410 C street, died Saturday at the home of her
parents. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the home and will be conducted by the Rev. H.W.
Gross. Burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Oct 2, 1921
5:2
HINZ, Minnie
See: AUFDERHEIDE, Minnie
HINZ, Robert C.
b. 1859
d. 14 Mar 1951 OLD 231-09
on marker w/Augusta L. Hinz
"Robert C. Hinz, late resident of Salem route 6, March 14, at
the age of 92. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Annie Bond and Mrs.
Marie Blundell, both of Salem, Mrs. Rose Sumner, Portland; sons,
William Hinz, Salem, and Robert Hinz, jr., Portland; also 20
grand-children. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m., Friday, March
16, at Clough-Barrick chapel with the Rev. H.W. Gross
officiating. Interment at Lee Mission cemetery." OS Mar 15, 1951
10:8
HINZ, Wilhelmine
b. 22 Oct 1822
d. 18 Sep 1915 D-13-01-05
Mother-Gone but not forgotten
"Hinz--At the home of her son, 486 North Fourteenth street,
Salem, Oregon, September 18, 1915, Wilhelmina Hinz, aged 92.
She is survived by a daughter Mrs. E. Hoffman, near Salem; a
son, Robert of this city and also a son in Germany. The funeral
will leave the home at 2 p.m. Monday, thence to the German Lutheran
church, Statesman street, where the Rev. Mr. Gross will
officiate. Interment will be in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Sep 19,
1915 5:6 born Germany; d/o G. Friday; widow; cause of death was
pneumonia per D/C #5184
HIPE, Frank P.
b.
d. 19 Apr 1957 C-45-02-03
"Late resident of Rt. 3, Box 714, Salem, in the city April 19,
at the age of 78 years. Services will be held Wednesday, April
24th at 10:30 a.m. in the Chapel of the W.T. Rigdon Co., with
concluding services at Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Apr 24, 1957 21:3
HISLOP, James
b.
d. 03 Feb 1905 N/A
single; 67yrs old; b. VT; died at O.S.I.A. from senile
exhaustion; former resident of Portland per D/C #410
HOAGLAND, Clarence Bowen
b. 28 Apr 1910
d. 06 Jan 1995 RA-20-02
"Clarence Bowen Hoagland, 84, of Salem died Friday.
He was born in Alexandria, Minn., and moved from North Dakota to
Bend in 1942. He worked for Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. in Bend for
30 years. He moved to Salem in 1972 and managed the Garden Oaks
Apartments for 15 years. He enjoyed visiting with his tenants.
He married Hazel Cline in 1935 in Breckenridge, Minn.
Survivors include his wife; sons, Ronald of Brooks and Donald of
Beaver-ton; six grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
Visiting hours will be from 3 to 8 p.m. today, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Tuesday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday in Howell-Edwards-Doerksen
mortuary. Graveside services will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday in
Lee Mission Ceme-tery." SJ Jan 9, 1995 4B:2 w/photo
HOAGLAND, Hazel
b. 30 May 1913
d. 14 Jun 1998 RA-20-01
HOCKING, Emma
b. 22 May 1857
d. 16 Jul 1928 OLD 162-07
"Mrs. Emma Hocking died at her residence, 1020 North Cottage, on
July 16 at the age of 71 years. She was the widow of the late
Rev. Richard Hocking. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Senter
of Marshfield. Fun-eral services will be held Wednesday, July 18,
from the Jason Lee church, Rev. Acheson officiating. Interment
will be in Lee Mission cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of
Clough Huston company." OS Jul 17, 1928 7:6
HOCKING, Richard Rev.
b. 24 Apr 1859
d. 11 Apr 1925 OLD 162-08
"Retired Pastor Called By Death--Funeral Services for Rev.
Richard Hocking Will Be Held Monday--Rev. Richard Hocking, 66, retired
Methodist minister, died at his home at 1020 Cottage about 10:30
o'clock Saturday morning following an illness of nearly two
months. Funeral services will be held from the Jason Lee
Methodist church at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon with interment in the
Lee Mission cemetery. Rev. Mr. Acheson will have charge, assisted
by other Methodist ministers of the city.
Rev. Mr. Hocking entered the min-istry in Dakota in 1888, later
having charges in California and Nevada. He became affiliated
with the Oregon con-ference in 1910 and occupied pulpits at Jefferson,
Stayton, Junction City, Gardner, Yoncalla and Marquam. He retired
from active service in 1922." OS Apr 12, 1925 1:2
HOELLER, Margaret M.
b. 01 Apr 1916
d. 19 Jun 1991 RA-01-21
"Services for Margaret Hoeller, 75, of Salem, who died
Wednesday, will begin at 6 p.m. Monday in Rigdon-Ransom mortuary.
Private interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery.
She was born in Tacoma, Wash., and graduated from Seattle
University. She married Harry V. Hoeller on Sept. 18, 1946, in
Seattle. He died in 1985.
She moved to Salem from Seattle in 1954. She was a member
of St. Joseph Catholic Church.
Survivors include her daughters, Mary Harwood and Melissa
Jacobson, both of Salem; son, Hank of Wiesbaden, Germany; and two
grandchildren.
Contributions may be made to the Humane Society of the
Willamette Valley." SJ Jun 21, 1991
HOFER, Charlotte Ruth
b. Jun 1894
d. 21 Aug 1895 REMOVED
"Hofer--At the family home on the northwest corner of Chemeketa
and 20th streets, Salem, at 9 p.m. Wednesday, August 21, 1895,
Charlotte Ruth, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Hofer, aged 14
months.
The funeral of the little one was held at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and the remains laid at rest in Lee Mission cemetery.
Her demise was very sudden and unexpected and came during a
severe fit of coughing superinduced by an attack of whooping cough
through which herself and other members of the family have been
passing." DOS Aug 23, 1895 4:4
HOFFMAN, Carl Frederick
b. 17 Aug 1897
d. 19 Mar 1980 RA-27-02
on marker w/Meta A. Hoffman
"Carl Frederick Hoffman, 82, 1045 18th St. NE, died Wednesday at
a relative's home in Siletz.
He was born in Wanda, Minn. He moved to Salem in
1911. He worked as a carpenter for Otto Meyer Co.
Survivors include wife, Meta; sons, Wallace, Salem, Richard,
Silverton, Gary, Toldeo, and Arlyn, Siletz; sisters, Ida Spencer,
Orange, Calif., Mary Battieger, Hermosa Beach, Calif., and Clara Soos,
Salem; 15 grandchild-ren; and three great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Satur-day at St. John Lutheran
Church. Interment will follow at Lee Mission Cemetery, under the
direction of Rigdon-Ransom mortuary.
The family suggests contributions to the Lutheran Hour, care of
St. John Lutheran Church, Court and 14th streets NE, Salem 97301." SJ
Mar 21, 1980 1C:2
HOFFMAN, Elwina
b. 1868
d. 28 Sep 1947 A-26-01-07
"Elwina Hoffman, late resident of route 6, Salem, at a local
hospital, September 28, at the age of 79 years. Survived by six
daughters, Mrs. Adele Peper and Mrs. Clara Soos, both of Salem, Mrs.
Emma Gene Miller of Forest Grove, Mrs. Ida Labahn of Orange, Calif.,
Mrs. Mary Elkins of Santa Ana, Calif., and Mrs. Dorothy Haskett of
Selah, Wash.; two sons, Carl and Theodore Hoffman, both of Salem; a
brother, Robert Hinz of Salem; 15 grandchildren, and two great
grand-children. Services will be held at the Howell-Edwards
chapel Wednesday, October 1, at 10 a.m. with Rev. H.W. Gross
officiating. Concluding services at the Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Sep
30, 1947 11:7
HOFFMAN, Emil
b. 25 Mar 1860
d. 16 Jul 1936 A-26-01-08
"Emil Hoffman, 76 years, at the residence, RFD 6, July 16.
Survived by widow, Elwina; two sons, Theodore and Carl, both of Salem;
six daugh-ters, Mrs. Carl Soos, Mrs. George Peper, both of Salem, Mrs.
Delbert Elkins of McCloud, Calif., Mrs. William Labahn of Orange,
Calif., Mrs. Jack Miller of Bakersfield, Calif., Mrs. William Dwyer of
Seattle; a brother, William Hoffman of Oaatonna, Wis., two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Fisher and Mrs. Emma Bruss of Goodthunder, Minn.
Fourteen grandchildren also survive. Funeral services at Salem
Mortuary, 545 North Capital, 2:30, Saturday, July 28. Interment
Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jul 17, 1936 7:1 s/o John &
Johanna Hoffman per D/C #637
HOFFMAN, Harlan Ray Walt
b. 08 Feb 1899
d. 06 Nov 1918
A-38-02-07
"At the Willamette sanitorium, Wednesday evening, Nov. 6, 1918,
Harlan Hoffman, at the age of 19 years.
He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Hoffman living a few
miles east of the city. He was a graduate of the Salem High
school. This year he entered Willamette university and had been
inducted into the army as a member of the students army training
corps. About two weeks ago he contracted a slight cold which
developed into influenza and pneumonia.
The funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Rigdon chapel and will be conducted by the Rev. Leland Porter
of the First Christian church. Burial will be in the Lee Mission
cemetery." CJ Nov 7, 1918 8:6
HOFFMAN, Henry Brady
b. 07 Sep 1856
d. 30 Nov 1919
A-38-02-06
"Henry Brady Hoffman Dead, Funeral Today--Henry Brady Hoffman,
63 years old, died at a local hospital Sunday night after a brief
illness. The funeral will be held this afternoon from the Rigdon
chapel. Rev. G.F. Holt of the First Baptist church will conduct
the services and interment will be in Lee Mission cemetery.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary J. Hoffman. His
only son, Harlan Hoffman, died in Salem about a year ago following
an influenza." OS Dec 2, 1919 5:7 s/o Jonas & Catherine
(Hartman) Hoffman per D/C #663
HOFFMAN, J. Louis
b. 1848
d. 22 Aug 1914 D-03-01-07
on marker w/Johana Hoffman
"Hoffman--At 1716 Fourteenth street, August 22, 1914, J. Louis
Hoffman, aged 66 years.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the
German Lutheran church. Rev. H.W. Gross officiated. The
burial took place in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Aug 25, 1914 5:5
HOFFMAN, Johana
b. 27 Jul 1855
d. 19 Mar 1924 D-03-01-08
on marker w/Louis Hoffman
widow of Louis Hoffman; d/o Teske; died at 653 Nehalem St.,
Portland, OR per Multnomah Co D/C #751
HOFFMAN, Linda
b. 04 Oct 1952
d. 30 Jul 1999 RA-21-04B
HOFFMAN, Mary Jane
b. 21 Nov 1860
d. 25 Feb 1922
A-38-02-08
"At the Deaconess hospital in Salem, Or., February 25, 1922, at
the age of 61 years, Mrs. Mary J. Hoffman passed from this life.
She was born in Fulton county, Ill., November 21, 1860.
She grew to woman-hood at her father's old home near Canton, Ill.
Her father, John Rawalt, was a soldier in the Civil war and died on his
way home at the close of the struggle.
On January 22, 1890, the subject of this brief obituary sketch
was married to Henry B. Hoffman at Canton, Ill. Two children were
born to them. The oldest dying in infancy. Harlan R.
Hoffman, the second son, died November 6, 1918, of pneumonia following
influenza.
Mrs. Hoffman was a kind wife and mother and longed very much to
go to her loved ones in the higher life.
She was a member of the New Christ-ian church. The Rev.
William Reece of the New Christian church of Portland conducted the
funeral service.
She leaves two sisters and one brother, Mrs. Ida S. Baker of
Salem, Mrs. Lizzie A. Harter and Henry A. Rawalt of Rockford, Iowa;
also many friends in Salem and vicinity.
She was laid to rest in Lee Mission cemetery beside her husband
and son." OS Mar 3, 1922 5:6 d/o John & Harriet M. (Nicholson)
Rawalt per D/C #154
HOFFMAN, Meta A.
b. 1910
d. 12 Mar 2003
RA-27-01
on marker w/Carl F. Hoffman
HOFFMAN, Richard
b. 20 Jul 1931
d. 13 Mar 2017 Marion County,
Oregon RA-04-21
HOFFMAN, Wallace Emil
b. 20 Jul 1931
d. 18 May 1987 RA-04-04
SFC US Army Korea
"Toledo--Wallace Emil Hoffman, 56, of Toledo, died Monday.
He was born in Salem and came to Toledo 2 1/2 years ago. He
worked the past six years as a maintenance man at the State of Oregon
print shop in Salem. He served in the Army during the Korean War
and was a member of St. Mark Lutheran Church, Toledo.
Survivors include his mother, Meta Hoffman, Toledo; son, James,
Salem; daughters, Sandra Hoffman and Tracee Hoffman, both of Salem; and
brothers Richard, Jefferson, Arnold, Scappoose, Gary, Toledo, and
Arlyn, Siletz.
Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Bateman mortuary,
Newport. Interment will be in the Lee Mission Cemetery,
Salem." SJ May 21, 1987 2B:3
HOLDUN, James
b.
d.
Reserved RC-33-07
HOLDUN, Karla Jo
b. 19 Jun 1960
d. 27 Oct 2005 RC-33-08
SALEM
- Karla Holdun, beloved spouse of Jim; beloved mother of Britta and
Andrew; beloved daughter of Pat and Duane; beloved sister of Lori,
Lisa, and Debbie; beloved aunt to Sara, Kayla, Mckenna, Hailie, Megan,
Mathew, and Nick; beloved by all her extended family; beloved teacher
and friend to so many -- passed away at home following a long,
hard-fought war against breast cancer -- battling to the very end.
She fought her disease with incredible courage and dignity that
inspired everyone who knew her during this time. Cancer could not tame
her irrepressible spirit, her joy of working at Aumsville Elementary
School, or the love she showered on her family and friends, and the
children she taught and counseled. The beautiful person she was always
shined through despite the ravages that the cancer inflicted upon her
body.
Karla was born on Father’s Day, June 19, 1960 in Portland, Ore., to Pat
and Duane Gemaehlich. She attended La Grande High School, received a
degree in education from the University of Oregon, and after teaching
at Terrebonne Elementary in Central Oregon and Aumsville Elementary in
the Willamette Valley, earned a Master’s in Counseling from Lewis and
Clark College.
Karla was active in the fight against breast cancer, organizing the
Celebrate the Moment team to raise funds for the annual Susan B. Koman
Race for the Cure. She enjoyed jazzercise, walking with friends, and
trips to the beach. But the focus of her life was her family and the
children and staff of the schools she taught and counseled in.
She will be deeply missed and long remembered by everyone who was fortunate enough to know her.
Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thurs., Nov. 3 at
Barrick Funeral Home, who is handling the arrangements. A private
graveside service will be held Fri., Nov. 4, at Lee Mission Cemetery. A
celebration of life will take place at 11 a.m., Sat., Nov. 5, at
Cascade High School, Turner, Ore. In lieu of flowers, contributions can
be made to the Karla Holdun Aumsville Elementary School Memorial Fund
c/o Kim Davis at Aumsville Elementary School, the Susan B. Koman
Foundation, or a charity of choice.
HOLLADAY, Edgar C.
b. 1866
d. 07 Mar 1944 A-27-03-06
on marker w/Zula Mae Holladay
"Holladay--Edgar C. Holladay, 77, late resident of 144 Lansing
avenue, at a local hospital March 7. Survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Mae Estelle Lowe of Albany, Miss Lyn Margaret Holladay of Salem;
five sons, Rev. John Scott Holladay in the government diplomatic
service, Paul Cranston Holladay of Alaska, Forrest Edgar Holladay of
Portland, Robert Norton Holladay of Long Beach, Calif., and Samuel
Preston Holladay of Wilmington, Calif; one brother, Samuel Morton
Holladay of Long Beach, Calif; and a sister, Mrs. Dora Holladay Surber
of Indianola, Iowa. Also survived by nine grandchildren. A
retired Metho-dist minister and a member of the First Methodist
church. Services will be held Saturday at 1:30 in the
Ed-wards-Terwilliger chapel. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery, Dr.
J.C. Harri-son officiating." OS Mar 9, 1944 5:1
HOLLADAY, Zula Mae Preston
b. 1873
d. 18 Apr 1928 A-27-03-05
on marker w/Edgar C. Holladay
"Mrs. Holliday Dies--Mrs. Edgar Holliday passed away at Albany
yester-day at the home of her daughter. Fun-eral services will be
held from the First Methodist church of Salem at 2 p.m. today.
Interment will be in Jason Lee cemetery. Rev. F.C. Taylor of the
local church will officiate." OS Apr 19, 1928 5:3
HOLLENBECK, Ben
b.
d. 18 Jul 1957 C-44-06-14
"In this city July 18th. Late resident of 650 Locust St.,
Salem. Services will be held Monday, July 22nd at 1:30 p.m. in
the Chapel of the W.T. Rigdon Co. Interment Lee Mission
Cemetery." OS Jul 20, 1957 5:3
HOLM, Ernest
b. 1888
d. 28 Feb 1913 D-13-03-07
single; s/o Fred & Johannah (Southerlin) Holm; died of
senility at the Feeble Minded Hospital, Salem, OR per D/C #1362
HOLMAN, Mary Baker
b. 06 Nov 1850
d. 01 Feb 1903 OLD 185-07
"Daughter of J.A. Baker--Mrs. Mary E. Holman, a former resident
of this city, died at her home in Seattle, Washington, on Sunday
morning, Feb-ruary 1, 1903, at 1 o'clock of apoplexy.
Deceased was a daughter of John A. Baker, of this city, and
resided in Portland for many years before going to Seattle. She
was born and spent her childhood days in Salem and is well known in
this city. Besides her aged father, she leaves two sisters, Mrs.
B.F. Bonham, of Salem, and Mrs. L.N. Roney, of Eugene, and three
brothers, Owen C. Baker, of Salem; Orville J. Baker, of Boise City,
Idaho, and Harley C. Baker, of Sumpter, Oregon. She leaves, also,
four children, two sons and two daughters, grown to man and womanhood.
The funeral services will be held at the home of her father,
John Baker, on the Garden Road, at 2:30 o'clock today, after which the
remains will be laid to rest in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Feb 3, 1903
4:5
HOLMES, Clifford
b. Mar 1892
d. 17 Aug 1892 N/A
"Holmes--At the orphan's home, Wednesday, August 17, 1892, from
cholera infantum, Clifford Holmes, aged 5 months.
Deceased was buried in Lee Mission cemetery yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock." DOS Aug 9, 1892 4:5
HOMAN, Ruth C.
b. 05 Apr 1907
d. 17 Aug 1908
A-34-04-05
"Little Daughter of President Homan The Latest Victim of Open
Mill Race--Sixteen-Months-Old Baby of the New President of Willamette
University Falls Through Grandstand on the University Grounds and is
Drowned--Father Absent in Idaho and Mother Confined to Her Bed-Body is
Recovered by Oregon Electric Employees at High Street--Little Ruth
Homan, the 16-months-old daughter of President Fletcher Homan, of the
Willamette university, is the fifth and last victim of the cold, swift
and absolutely unprotected waters of south mill race and another
otherwise happy household is plunged into the depths of grief thereby.
The saddest part of it all is that the father, Rev. Homan, is
away from home, attending the Methodist confer-ence at Payette, Idaho,
and the mother was confined to her bed with a ten days old baby in arms
when the heart rending news of the tragic death of her child was broken
to her. Rev. Homan was reached by telegraph yester-day afternoon
and he wired back that he would come home on the first train, and he
will probably arrive this afternoon when funeral arrangements will be
completed and announced.
Little or nothing is known of how the little tot happened to
fall into the race. She was playing with her little brother and
other children up on the baseball grounds of the univer-sity yesterday
morning and was not missed for some time and it is supposed that she
climbed into the grandstand, and fell through the large aperatures
between the seats. The body was discovered floating, feet
upwards, down the mill race, near High street, by George Lewis,
operator for the oregon Electric railway. He was just in time to
grasp the clothing of the child when the switching crew of the Southern
Pacific arrived upon the scene and assisted in getting the body
out. Among those who helped to get the body out were Joe McCann,
Guy Simmons and D.G. Sherman.
Drs. Robertson and Morse were immediately notified of the
occurrence and Dr. Robertson hastened to the scene but all efforts to
resuscitate the drowned child were unavailing and Dr. Robertson stated
that she had been dead at least 40 minutes. The child had not
been missed by her playmates for several minutes when they reported the
fact to the invalid mother and an organized search was at once
instituted but no trace of the child could be found until the news of
the finding of the body was communicated to the distracted mother.
Dr. G.V. Ellis, who has been in attendance upon Mrs. Homan
during her recent illness, was telephoned to as soon as the loss of the
child was discovered. The shock of course completely unnerved her
and she was considered in serious condition for a short time. As
soon as he could get away Dr. Ellis hurried to the tele-graph office to
get in communication with Dr. Homan.
President Homan succeeded President J.H. Coleman to the head of
Willamette university about three months ago, and, having been unable
to find a suitable house to rent, occupied apartments in the Ladies'
hall of the university temporarily. Beside the drowned child,
which was exceptionally bright and strong for her age, Rev. and Mrs.
Homan have four other child-ren, three sons, aged 17, 15, and 10
respectively, and an infant daughter of about ten days.
This makes about the fifth victim of the cruel waters of the
south mill race within the past few years and the residents of the
contiguous territory through which it passes threaten to rise up in
righteous indignation against the nuisance and will organize a campaign
to have the ditch covered from the eastern boundaries to the city
limits to High street, the end of the danger zone. Among the
little tots who have been sacrificed at this alter of carelessness and
negligence are the little son of the late R.S. Wallace, the son of W.T.
Rigdon and the son of the late Dr. A.A. Jessup." DOS Aug 18, 1908 1:1-3
HOMYER, Charles
b. 19 Jan 1843
d. 12 Sep 1906 D-05-04-07
on marker w/Fredreeka Homyer
"Remains of Late Charles Homyer to Be Buried in Lee Mission
Cemetery--The funeral of the late Charles Homyer, who died Wednesday,
September 12, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
German Evangelical church, corner of Liberty and Center streets, and
the remains will be laid to rest in the Lee Mission cemetery.
Rev. John J. Hoffman of the German Evangelical church will conduct the
ceremonies. All are invited.
Deceased was born in Germany January 19, 1843. At the age
of six years, he moved with his parents to America, who settled in
Illinois.
He was united in marriage to Miss Fredericka Steukenburg.
With his wife he moved to Iowa, and from there to Oregon, taking up his
residence in Salem.
There were seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Homyer, of whom
August and Charles and Mrs. Anna Hockspier live in Alta Vista, Iowa;
Henry G., at Jefferson, Ore.; Miss Reeka and Conrad of this city.
His wife survives him.
Mr. Homyer was a noble and industri-ous man, honored by those
with whom he came in contact, and loved by all intimate with him.
At the time of his death Mr. Homyer was living on Yew street,
Highland addition, one block north of the Friends church." OS Sep 16,
1906 4:3
HOMYER, Clara L.
b. 1882
d. 27 Mar 1962 D-07-02-04
"Mrs. Clara Lansing Homyer, Salem native and a resident here
until 20 years ago, died Tuesday at her home in Portland at the age of
80.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Arnold Motz and two sisters, Mrs.
W.C. Griggs and Mrs. C.A. Wilson, all of Portland. She was the
widow of Conrad F. Homyer, who died here about 30 years ago.
Services will be 10 a.m. Friday in Ross Hollywood Mortuary,
Portland. Burial will be in Lee Mission Cemetery here." OS Mar
29, 1962 I:7:5
HOMYER, Conrad F.
b. 19 Feb 1875
d. 01 Nov 1937 D-07-02-03
"At the residence, November 1, Conrad F. Homyer of 679 Breys
avenue, husband of Clara Homyer and father of La Verne Homyer of
Salem. Funeral services will be held from the W.T. Rigdon company
chapel Thursday, Nov-ember 4, at 3 p.m. Committal services Jason
Lee cemetery, Dr. James E. Mil-ligan officiating." OS Nov 4, 1937 5:1
b. Appleton, IA; s/o Charles F. & Fredericka (Stutenberg) Homyer;
jan-itor at State House, State of Oregon per D/C 968
HOMYER, Fredreeka
b. Aug 1842
d. 08 Mar 1912 D-05-04-06
his wife
on marker w/Charles Homyer
"Homeyer--Mrs. Frederic Homeyer died Friday evening, March 8,
1912, at the home of her daughter, opposite Lincoln, aged 69 years,
from a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Frederic Homeyer was the mother of Conrad Homeyer, who
holds a position with the state at the fair grounds. She had gone
to the home of her daughter at Lincoln a few days ago for a
visit. She was quite well, but she suffered a sudden stroke of
paralysis, which medical aid could not help. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
She leaves the following children: Henry Homeyer of Jefferson,
Or.; August and Charles Homeyer of Iowa; Mrs. Anna Hockspier of Iowa;
Mrs. Frank Snyder of Albany; Conrad F. Homeyer, custodian at the state
fair grounds, and Mrs. Wilkins of Lincoln, Oregon." OS Mar 10, 1912 3:4
HOMYER, Infant
b.
d. D-05-04-05
HOMYER, Irene
b.
d. 14 Oct 1905 D-07-02-01
d/o C.F. & C.L. Homyer
HOMYER, John
b. 27 Jan 1843
d. 15 Sep 1906 D-05-04-08
b. Germany; d. Salem; age 63-7-22; m'd; d. 15 Sep 1906; burial
19 Sep 1906 by A.M. Clough per Record of Interment #387; believe this
is Charles Homyer d. 12 Sep 1906
HOMYER, Kenneth
b. 27 Mar 1908
d. 27 Mar 1908 D-07-02-02
stillborn; s/o C.F. & Clara (Lansing) Homyer per D/C #6334
HONKOLA, Edward Sylvester [Edwin?]
b. 16 May 1914
d. 18 May 1951 D-20-04-02
d. May 25 and burial May 28, 1951 per Record of Interment #1749
HONKOLA, Matti [Metta]
b. 23 Jan 1868
d. 28 Nov 1917 D-20-04-01
"Honkola--In Portland, November 28, 1917, Matti Honkola of
Fruitland, 49 years old.
The funeral will be held this after-noon at 2 o'clock from the
establish-ment of Webb & Clough. Rev. Jacob Stocker will
conduct the services and interment will follow in the Lee Mission
cemetery.
Mr. Honkola was born January 23, 1868, in Finland and came to
the United States in 1876. He spent about fifteen years in
Alaska. On March 4, 1911, he was married to Hilma Johnson at
Seattle. Shortly after they located at Fruitland, where he resided for
the past seven years. He reached an age of 49 years, 10 months
and 7 days.
He leaves a widow, Mrs. Hilma Honkola, three children, Sylvia
Honkola, aged 6 years; Sylvester Honkola, aged 3 years, and Svin
Honkola, aged 14 months; two brothers, John Honkola, of Reedley, Cal.,
and Jacob Honkola, of Bracket, N.D., and a sister, Mary Pirila, of
Bracket, N.D. All are attending the funeral.
Mr. Honkola was a good neighbor, a thrifty farmer, a kind
father, and he is missed by the entire community that respected him
highly." OS Dec 5, 1917 5:3
HOOGERHYDE, Cornelius
b. 1873
d. 03 May 1959 A-23-03-03
on marker w/Wilhelmina Hoogergyde
"Late resident of 496 Ford St. S.E. Salem, May 4th, at the
residence. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Doris Dixson, Salem, Mrs.
Annabelle Scheirman, Dallas, Ore.; sons, Kenneth Hoogerhyde, Tillamook,
Clarence Hoogerhyde, Garibaldi, Oregon, 8 grandchildren and 2
great-grandchild-ren also survive. Services will be held
Wednesday, May 6th at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel of the Clough-Barrick
Funeral Home. Interment Lee Mission Cemetery, Dr. S. Raynor Smith
will officiate." OS May 5, 1959 5:1
HOOGERHYDE, Floyd Cornelius
b. 1909
d. 28 Dec 1929 A-23-03-04
Oregon Pvt 4 Regt U.S. Marines
s/o Cornelius and Wilhelmina (Pettinger) Hoogerhyde
RI #1214 Floyd
C. Hoogerhide, died 28 Dec 1929 of pulmonary TB, buried 31 Dec 1929 in Block 23
Sec A Lot 3 Grave 4, father purchased 1/2 lot
"Floyd Hoogerhyde, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoogerhyde of 496
Turner street, died Saturday morning at the Marine hospital in
San Diego, Calif., according to word received last night by his father.
Mrs. Hoogerhyde and his sister, Anna Bell, were summoned to San Diego,
December 17, and were there when he died.
The young man had been in the Marine corps for the past two and
a half years and had been in China during that time.
The body will arrive here Tuesday, and short military services
will be held some time Thursday at the Clough-Taylor chapel.
Interment will be made in Lee Mission cemetery. The mother and
sister will accompany the remains north.
Floyd Hoogerhyde was born in Grand Rapids, Mich., 20 years ago
and came to Medford, Oregon, with his parents in 1914, the family
moving three years later to Grants Pass. They came to Salem from
Grants Pass 10 years ago and have lived there since. Floyd has a
wide acquaintance of friends here.
Besides his parents and sister, Anna Bell, he is survived by
another sis-ter, Doris, and two brothers, Kenneth and Clarence, all at
home.
The father operates a shoe shop on State street." OS Dec 29,
1929 5:8
HOOGERHYDE, Wilhelmina
(Pettinger)
b. 14 Mar 1877 Montague, MI
d. 01 Apr 1945 Salem, OR A-23-03-02
on marker w/Cornelius Hoogerhyde
RI #1508 Wilamina
Hoogerhyde, died 01 Apr 1945, buried 04 Apr 1945 Block 23 Sec A Lot 3 Grave 2;
space owned by Hoogerhyde 496 Ford St, purchased N 1/2 of Lot 4 years ago
D/C #2576 w/o Cornelius Hoogerhyde, b. Montague, MI; d/o John & Anna (Bowman)
Pettinger
"Mrs. Wilhemina Hoogerhyde at her home, 496 Ford street, Sunday
April 1. Survived by husband, Cornelius Hoogerhyde of Salem; two
daughters, Mrs. Doris Dixon of Salem and Mrs. Rose Shieman of Dallas;
two sons, Clarence Hoogerhyde of Taft and Kenneth
Hoogerhyde of the U.S. Army; two brothers, Charles Pettinger of Toledo, Ohio,
and Case Pettinger of Gaylord, Mich.; and five grandchildren. Services
will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Wednesday, April 4, at 1:30 p.m.,
Dr. Fred Taylor officiating. Interment in Jason Lee cemetery." OS Apr 3,
1945 5:1
HOOKER, June
b. 18 Jun 1928 Salem, Oregon
d. 07 Feb 2015 Salem, Oregon RC-10-19
w/o Thomas B. Hooker
d/o C. Ward Davis and Christena Marie Richardson
"June Elaine Davis Hooker--June 18, 1928-February 7, 2015--June was born to Christena and Dr. C. Ward Davis in Salem, Oregon. She was an avid doll collector and repaired and restored many antique dolls. She is survived by her husband of 62 years. Thomas B. Hooker, her son Steve (Vicki) Hooker, daughter Linda (Bill) Delano, and grandchildren Josh (Andrea), Katie (Deric) and Elise (Zachary). She was preceded in death by her brother Monter and grandson Scotty. During their 35 years of retirement Tom and June traveled extensively included eight cruises. Burial will be Thursday, February 12 at Lee Mission Cemetery." [Statesman Journal, Tuesday, February 10, 2015]
HOOKER, Thomas B
b. 25 May 1926
d. 17 Aug 2020
RC-10-19
Cremains buried 19 Jun 2022.
Tom Hooker passed away peacefully on the morning of August 17 from
natural causes. He was born in Dallas, Oregon on May 25, 1926 to Thomas B. and
Winona G. (Lewis) Hooker. His father served as Polk County Sheriff for 28 years.
Tom graduated from Dallas High School in 1944 and immediately enlisted in the
Navy. He served in World War II in the South Pacific from 1944 to 1946. Upon his
discharge, he attended Oregon State University and graduated with a degree in
Business in 1950. He went to work for the State of Oregon in various capacities
for the next 28 years finishing his career as Director of Finance at SAIF. In
1952 Tom marred June Davis. Over the next three years, they moved to Salem and
had children Steven and Linda. Tom was a man of firm self-discipline. When he
was informed in 1960 that he was going blind from Retinitis Pigmentosa he
immediately quit driving for fear of injuring someone. When he decided to quit
smoking he did it cold turkey. Tom was preceded in death by June in 2015 and
grandson Scotty in 1992. Survived by his children: Steve (Vicki) Hooker and
Linda (Bill) Delano and his grandchildren: Joshua (Andrea) Tharp, Katie (Deric)
Grondin and Elise (Zachary) Maines. In lieu of flowers the family requests
donations to OHSU's Casey Eye Institute, Retinitis Pigmentosa Fund.” The
Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon from Aug. 18 to Aug. 23, 2020.
HORN, Walter
b. Feb 1900
d. 28 Aug 1900 OLD 114-13
6 months old; funeral ordered by Christ Horn per Rigdon Funeral
Records
HORNING, Eugene
b. 1855
d. 15 Apr 1927 A-33-04-06
Father
on marker w/Fannie Horning
"Eugene Horning, age 72, died at his home, route 7, box
36. Survived by his widow and three daughters, Jessie Maigaard,
Prosser, Wash.; Eugenie Dengs and Bertha Mae Zell, of Salem; 14
grandchildren, one great grandchild; three brothers and one sister in
the east. He was a former resident of North Dakota coming here
about 20 years ago. Funeral services will be held from the family
home at 2 p.m. Monday. Terwilliger funeral home in charge of
arrangements." DOS Apr 16, 1927 5:7
HORNING, Fannie Ellen
b. 17 Dec 1856
d. 17 Apr 1932 A-33-04-07
Mother
on marker w/Eugene Horning
"In this city April 17, Fannie Ellen Horning, age 76 years, 4
months. Mother of Mrs. Bertha Zell, Salem, Mrs. Jennie Melgaard,
Prosser, Wash., Mrs. E. Bings, Corvallis; also survi-ved by 13
grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services
from the Terwilliger Funeral home, 770 Chemeketa street, Tuesday, April
19 at 2 p.m. Interment Lee Mission ceme-tery, Rev. H.C. Stover
officiating." OS Apr 19, 1932 5:3 d/o William & Sophrana
(Reisbeck) Rundell per D/C #294
HOSLER, Jacob M.
b. 1820
d. 24 Apr 1889 OLD 232-07
"April 24--Jacob M. Hosler aged 69, died at the insane asylum."
DOS Jan 1, 1890 7:2 See also: "History buff helps solve mystery
of buried gravestone--A spot is found for the headstone of a
Civil War soldier from Independence....Resident Pat Barnes discovered
the marker Sept. 28 1995 while working in the backyard of her new
home off North Walnut Street Independence......
The only words engraved on the 100-pound granite headstone were,
`Sgt. J.W. Hosler, Co. H, 24th Iowa Inf'...
Civil War records revealed the soldier was Jacob W.
Hosler. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1820 and enrolled in the
Union Army in 1862....
Hosler lived in Independence in the 1880s with his wife,
Elmira. His home was in the same area where his grave-stone was
found....
In 1888, the Polk County sheriff took Hosler to the state asylum
in Salem for unknown reasons.
Hosler was committed, and he died at the asylum on April 23,
1888. He was buried at Lee Mission Cemetery in North Salem...."
SJ Dec 3, 1995 2B:1-7
See also: "Tombstone finally marks vet's grave" SJ Dec 17, 1995
HOSTETLER, Addie May
b. 1867
d. 03 Mar 1897
D-08-01-01
wife of Ed
Hostetler
Mother - Addie footstones
on marker w/Lillie May & Ed Hostetler
HOSTETLER, Edgar
b. 02 Apr 1859
d. 02 Nov 1914 D-08-01-04
Father - Ed footstones
on marker w/Addie May & Lillie May Hostetler
"Prominent Odd Fellow Buried--Funeral services were held
yesterday morning at 11 o'clock at Lee Mission cemetery over the
remains of Edgar Hostetler, of the I.O.O.F. who died in The Dalles a
few days ago. The remains were met at the Southern Pacific depot by a
number of the members of Cheme-keta lodge No. 1, the funeral cortege
going directly to the cemetery where the impressive burial services of
the order were held. J.A. Mills and Judge William Galloway, past
grand masters had charge of the services. The pall bearers were
all past noble grand's of Chemeketa lodge. They included John
Cornforth, William Petit and L.C. Zimmerman. The deceased was a
past grand master of the order and was highly respected and very
popular with the members of the different lodges throughout the state."
OS Nov 27, 1914 5:2 See also: OS Nov 25, 1914 5:6
HOSTETLER, Elizabeth Lehman
b. 23 Jan 1845 Ind
d. 29 Oct 1922
A-42-01-08
Mother - Gone but not forgotten
"Hostetler--At the family home route 6, October 29th,
Elizabeth Hostetler, aged 77 years, 5 months, 6 days. Sur-vived
by 5 children, Daniel of California, David of Indiana, Mrs. Fanny
Clark, North Bend; Mrs. Barbara Dillman of Salem and John residing at
the home. Funeral services will be from the Terwilliger home,
Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. J.A. McNess officiating, and interment will be
in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Oct 31, 1922 5:4
HOSTETLER, Jennie B.
b. 03 Feb 1888
d. 24 Feb 1982
A-42-01-06
"Reseda, Calif.--Jennie B. Hostetler, 94, Reseda, Calif.,
form-erly a resident of Sheridan and Salem, died Wednesday following an
extended illness.
Born in Lincoln, Neb., she moved to the Salem and Sheridan areas
in 1894. She moved to Reseda several years ago. She was a
retired school teacher and a member of the Nazarene Church.
Survivors include son Richard L., Albany; daughter, Ruth Miller,
Pahoa, Hawaii; brother, Myron Blanchard, Tillamook; sister, Bertha
Hardman, Independence.
Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Lee Mission
cemetery, Salem, under direction of Fisher mortuary, Albany." SJ Feb
25, 1982 11A:3
HOSTETLER, John
b. 1877
d. 30 Nov 1963 A-42-01-07
"Funeral services will be Wednesday for John Hostetler, 86, of
3705 D St. NE, who died Saturday night in a Salem nursing home. A
retired farmer, he was a native of LaGrange, Ind.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Jennie B. Hostetler, Canoga Park,
Calif.; daughter Mrs. Ruth Miller, Canoga Park; stepson Richard Lee
Hostetler, Albany.
Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in Barrick
Funeral Chapel, with interment in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Dec 2, 1963
5:2
HOSTETLER, Lillie May
b. Jan 1888
d. 02 May 1897 D-08-01-02
d/o Ed & A.M.
on w/Addie May & Ed Hostetler
"Laid to Rest--Little Lillie May Hostetler Was Buried
Yesterday--The remains of the late Lillie M. Hostetler, the 9-year-old
daughter of Edward Hostetler, of this city, were brought to Salem by
the 11 o'clock train yesterday morning from The Dalles, where the
little one died on Sunday. The grief-stricken father accompanied
the remains. With him came his brother, J.C. Hostetler, of The
Dalles, and Mrs. A.C. Geiger, a sister of the child's mother.
The remains were met at the station by Rev. and Mrs. W.C.
Kantner, a delegation from the Congregational Sunday school and one
from Olive lodge, No. 18, I.O.O.F., accompanied by a hearse, and were
conveyed to the St. Helen's boarding hall, corner Chemeketa and High
streets.
At the latter place the funeral services were conducted at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. Kantner officiating. A large
number of sympathizing friends and members of the deceased's Sunday
school class and teacher from the Congregational church were present in
a body, as were Prof. Long and the pupils of Central school, and a
delegation of the local Odd Fellows.
The pallbearers were Lillie's friends and classmates, who thus
made manifest their last token of love and esteem for one whom they had
loved so well, but who was now parted from them forever; they were
Willie Kantner, Milton Ehlen, Robbie Duncan, Chester Rineman, Claude
Bell and Caples Matthieu.
After the services at the house, the funeral cortege formed and
proceeded to Lee Mission cemetery--where all that was earthly of
Lillie May Hostet-ler was laid to rest by the side of her mother, who
crossed the valley of the shadow of death only one short month
ago. The sympathy of a large circle of acquaintances and friends
is extended to the father, who, in the short space of thirty days, lost
both wife and child." DOS May 5, 1897 5:4
HOUCHIN, Forest Andrew
b. 1885
d. 07 Mar 1975 RA-25-02
Dad
on marker w/Ollie L. Houchin
"Forest Andrew Houchin, 89, 220 High St. NE, died Friday in a
Silverton nursing home.
A native of Kansas, he moved to Washington as a young child and
to Salem in 1943. He worked as a state agricultural supervisor.
Survivors include Lowell, Dayton, Wash.; step-daughters Marie
McGuire, Salem, Alice Bingham, Junction City, Lona Brooks, of Arkansas.
Services will be 11:30 a.m. Monday in Rigdon-Ransom mortuary,
with private interment in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem." OS Mar 9,
1975 IV:37:2
HOUCHIN, Ollie La Nora
b. 1893
d. 08 Nov 1973 RA-25-03
Mom
on marker w/Forest A. Houchin
"Ollie LaNora Houchin, 80, of 220 High St. NE, died Thursday in
a Salem nursing home.
A native of Louisiana, she came here in 1960.
Survivors include daughters Marie McGuire, Salem, Alice Bingham,
Jun-ction City, and Lona Brooks, Malvern, Ark.; 10 grandchildren, 21
great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
Services will be 1 p.m. Monday at Rigdon-Ransom mortuary.
Private interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Nov 9, 1973 17:1
HOWARD, Alfred R.
b. 26 Sep 1890
d. 06 Jan 1951
A-41-03-06
Oregon PFC 22 Engineers WWI
"Alfred R. Howard, late resident of Salem, at Alsea, January
6. Survived by wife, Jessie S. Howard, and two cousins, Leah
Donivan, Alsea, and Vernon Brown, Lebanon. Services will be held
at Clough-Barrick chapel Thursday, January 11, at 3 p.m.
Interment at Lee Mission cemetery. Elder R.G. Schaffner will
officiate." OS Jan 11, 1951 15:6
HOWARD, E. Dorothea
b. 1918
d. 06 Jun 1924 OLD 100-06
"Howard-Dorothy Howard died at a local hospital June 6, 1924 at
the age of 6 years. Survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.M.
Howard, one brother and three sisters, all of Fruitland. Funeral
announcements later. Webb funeral parlors in charge of
arrangements." CJ Jun 7, 1924 7:5
HOWARD, Helen
b. 09 Oct 1866
d. 18 Feb 1919
A-41-03-07
"Howard Funeral Today--Funeral services will be conducted from
Webb & Clough's chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Mrs. Helen
Howard who passed away Tuesday. Burial will be made in Mission
cemetery. Mrs. Howard leaves one son in the United States army
who is her only child." OS Feb 20, 1919 3:2 d/o Alfred
& Inda (Lewis) Brown per D/C
HOWARD, James
See: HAYWARD, James
HOWARD, Mary
b.
d. 07 Sep 1910 OLD 136-01
"Aged Indian Woman Goes To Great Father--Was Picturesque Figure
For Thirty Years In Salem--Chief's Daughter--With the passing of Mrs.
Mary Howard, a full-blooded Grande Ronde Indian woman, yesterday at the
Salem hospital, Salem loses a picturesque figure. Mrs. Howard
had been a resident of Salem for 30 years and had been employed by many
American families, who regarded her as a very worthy woman.
She was the daughter of Chief Joe Hutchins, a noted Indian chief
in the early history of the Willamette valley. She is survived by
a son, who is now employed at a hop yard. The remains are at
Lehman & Clough's undertaking parlors, where the funeral will
occur, as soon as the son is communicated with." OS Sep 8, 1910 5:4
HOWELL, Melbourne
b. 18 Oct 1905
d. 18 Oct 1905 N/A
s/o B. McN. & Margaretta (Crawford) Howell; born & died
Polk Co. west of Salem; cause of death was premature birth; burial 20
Oct 1905 at Lee Mission Cemetery per D/C #1221
HOWELL, William M.
b. 13 Mar 1872
d. 12 Sep 1910 D-08-03-01
"Howell--At the state school for the Feeble-Minded, Monday,
September 12, 1910, William Howell, of Grant county, aged 38 years.
Funeral arrangements will be made upon the arrival of a brother
from Grant county." OS Sep 13, 1910 5:3
HOWSER, Anna Jane
b. 1872 Dungannon, Ire
d. 12 Dec 1941 C-20-02-03
on marker w/Mary Ann Yeoman
in OLD 211
"Miss Anna C. Hoyser, 69, formerly of 207 S. 3rd street, Salem,
died at a local hospital December 12. Survived by one brother,
John Hoyser of Compton, Calif. Funeral announcements later from
Terwilliger Edwards Funeral chapel." OS Dec 14, 1941 5:3 See
also: OS Dec 14, 1941 2:5
Anna Hoyser; Ashes; C-20-02-03 per Record of Interment 1448 [further research
needs to be done to determine exact burial location]
HUCHENDORF, Gregory G.
b.
d. 29 May 1955 Salem, Oregon C-43-06-15
Interment Record #1867 gives death date as 30 May 1955, marker states day of death as 29th, Death index says 30th
"In this city, May 30th. Late resident of 795 Hi-way 99
North, Eugene, Oregon. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Huckendorf of Eugene. Graveside services will be held Wednesday,
June 1st in the Lee Mission Cemetery under the direction of W.T. Rigdon
Co." OS Jun 1, 1955 2:6
HUDDLESTON, Elmer
b.
1881
d. 20 Mar 1907 D-25-01-05
"Huddleston--At the Salem hospital, Wednesday morning, March 20,
1907, Elmer Huddleston, aged 26 years.
The deceased was born at Liberty, Illinois, and besides a mother
he leaves three brothers, Allen Huddleston of Silverton, Willis
Huddleston of Woodburn, and C.S. Huddleston of this city, who is
employed at the state prison.
The funeral will be held from the undertaking parlors of W.T.
Rigdon at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. W.H. Selleck of the
First M.E. church will officiate and the burial will be in the Lee
Mission cemetery." DOS Mar 21, 1907 5:6 b. Liberty, IL; s/o William
& Eleasey (Cook) Huddleston; single; farmer per D/C #3150
HUDEN,
Beverly
b.
d. Reserved RA-08-21
HUDSPETH, Elsie
b.
d. 10 Nov 1937 OLD 228-09
"Elsie Hudspeth, 74, late resident of Salem route 6, November
10. Survived by one son, Frank Williams of Salem. Funeral
services will be from the Walker & Howell funeral home, 545 North
Capitol, Saturday, November 13, at 10 a.m. Rev. D.W. Daniels will
officiate. Interment Lee Mission cemetery." OS Nov 12, 1937 11:3
HUERTA, Jesus Sierra
b. 13 Dec 1927
d. 01 Jul 2020 RC-47-06
Burial 07-Jul-2020
HUFFMAN, Elizabeth W.
b.
d. 06 Feb 1896 N/A
"Mrs. Huffman's Death--At 8:40 yesterday morning, February 6th,
Elizabeth W., wife of L.B. Huffman, died at their home on the Al.
Herren place seven miles east of Salem, a victim of consumption, at the
age of 51 years. The family lived in this city for a time, her
husband conducting a livery stable on Ferry street back of Hotel
Willamette.
The funeral of Mrs. Huffman will leave the residence at 10 a.m.
tomor-row (Saturday) and burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery, east
of Salem." OS Feb 7, 1896 5:1
HUGGINS, Jannet L.
b. 14 Dec 1845 Michigan
d. 16 Sep 1924 OLD 228-14
age 78yrs9mos2dys; widow; d/o George Lander King; died of heart
disease at Methodist Old Peoples Home per D/C #642
HUGHES, Caleb
b.
d.
A-34-03-08
HUGHES, Julia C.
b. 26 Jan 1908
d. 02 Feb 1991 RA-46-11
Mother - From a Loving Family
(photo of Julia)
"Julia C. Hughes, 83, of Salem, died Saturday.
She was born in Primaro, Colo., and moved to Salem from
California in 1960. She was a sales clerk for Woolworth's for 20
years and later for Metropolitan.
She was a member of Keizer Grange and St. Vincent de Paul
Catholic Church.
Survivors include her daughters, Carolyn Molinari of Mountain
View, Calif., and Dorothy Anderson and Phyllis Browning, both of Salem;
sons, Kenneth R. of Deer Island, and Jim of Jacksonville, Fla.; sister,
Margaret MacKichan of Santa Cruz, Calif.; 10 grandchildren; and seven
great grand-children.
Graveside services will begin at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mission Lee
Cemetery. A reception for family and friends will follow at the
Keizer Grange Hall.
Visiting hours will be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday and from
8 a.m. to noon Thursday in Rigdon-Ransom mortu-ary." SJ Feb 4, 1991 2B:2
HUGHES, Mary
b. 1844
d. 12 Dec 1917
A-34-03-07
"Died--Hughes, Mrs. Mary, at 10:30 o'clock this morning at the
family home, 796 North Sixteenth street, age 69 years.
Deceased is survived by a husband, Caleb Hughes, and one
daughter, Mrs. Emma Bedford, of this city. The body is at the
parlors of Webb & Clough.
Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the First Methodist church, Dr. Avison having charge." CJ Dec 12, 1917
8:2 Death Index shows date of death as 14th but that was date of
burial; d/o Thos. Baker; m'd; informant Caleb Hughes per D/C #555
HUIETT, Ainsworth
b.
d.
Reserved RA-11-01
HUIETT, Ainsworth Mrs.
b.
d.
Reserved RA-11-02
HUIETT, Donald E.
b. 1929
d. 02 Nov 1981 RA-41-12
PFC US Army
"Donald E. `Howdy' Huiett, 52, of 1265 17th St. NE, died Tuesday
in an automobile accident near Sisters.
Born in Salina, Kan., he moved to Salem in 1946 from Hutchinson,
Kan. He worked for Northwest Natural Gas Company for 22 years,
retiring in 1976. For the past year, he had worked for Luther
Barnes Trucking Company. He was a member of the Salem Eagle Lodge
and a past president of the Capitol Racing Association of Salem.
Survivors include his wife, Lois M., Salem; daughter, Cynthia
Huiett, Eugene; sons, Gene, Salem, and Donald Robbins, Oceanside,
Calif., father, Otto W. Sr., Salem; sister, Virginia Jeffers, Salem;
brother, Otto W. Jr., Hutchinson, and six grandchildren.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Virgil T. Golden
mortuary. Interment will be in Jason Lee Cemetery." SJ Nov 4,
1981 2B:3
HUIETT, Glenn E. Sr.
b. Dec 1924
d. 22 Jun 1974 RA-20-09
Beloved husband of Crystal
"Glenn E. Huiett St., 49, 1930 Hampden Lane NE, died of a heart
attack Saturday while camping at Elkhorn Campground near Mehama.
Huiett was born in Salina, Kan. He was a World War II
veteran. He came to Salem with his parents in 1946 from
McPherson, Kan., and returned to Salem in 1953 from
Massachusetts. He worked in the meters and regulations
depart-ment of Northwest Natural Gas Co. here.
Surviving are widow Crystal; daughters Dorothy and Nancy, both
Salem; stepdaughters Sharon, Connie and Lisa Saville, all Salem; son
Glenn Jr., Korea; stepsons Bryan and Scott Saville, both Salem; parents
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Huiett Sr., Salem; sisters Virginia Jefferson, Salem,
and Linda Becker, Wray, Colo.; brothers Otto Jr., Hutchinson, Kan., and
Donald, Salem.
Services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Rev. George Swift officiating. Interment will
be in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Jun 23, 1974 28:6
HUIETT, Margaret L.
b. Apr 1905
d. 26 Aug 1975 RA-20-08
Mother
on marker w/Otto W. Huiett Sr.
"Margaret Huiett, 70, 1317 Market St. NE, died Tuesday at a
Salem hospital.
Born in Missouri, she came to Salem in 1946 from Kansas.
Surviving are widower Otto W. Sr.; daughters Mrs. Virginia
Jeffers, Salem, and Mrs. Linda Becker; sons Don E., Salem, and Otto W.
Jr.; two sisters.
Services are pending at Virgil T. Golden mortuary." OS Aug 22,
1975 7:1
HUIETT BRILES, Margorie L.
b. 8 Feb 1929
d. 15 Nov 2019 RA-20-09
Marjorie " Margie" was born in
Winthrop, Massachusetts.
She worked at Walker Middle
School in the Cafeteria, Kopper Kitchen North and the KMart on Portland Rd. She
and her husband Leon Briles also were managers at the Chemeketa Mobile Park .
She was preceded in passing by her husband Leon Briles.She worked at Walker
Middle School in the Cafeteria, Kopper Kitchen North and the KMart on Portland
Rd. She and her husband Leon Briles also were managers at the Chemeketa Mobile
Park . She was preceded in passing by her husband Leon Briles.
She enjoyed working Jigsaw puzzles,Find-a-Word books and Reading.
She always had a ready smile no matter what was going on in her life and was
loved by all who knew her.
She is survived by her three
children; Dorothy Huiett Tessler Sam, Glenn Huiett, Jr and Nancy Huiett McKenzie
Dale Williams; grandchildren Amy Lietz, Erica Wood, Daniel McKenzie, Jennifer
McKenzie Stanek, Ashley McKenzie Zapien, Ron McKenzie and Lisa McKenzie
Bitikofer, Glenn Huiett III, Meredith Huiett and several great-grandchildren.
A private Graveside service with Family will be held at a later date.
HUIETT, Otto W. Sr.
b. 1898
d. 20 Jan 1984 RA-20-07
Father
on marker w/Margaret L. Huiett
"Otto W. Huiett Sr., 85, of 1317 Market St. NE, died Friday.
Born in Osage City, Kan., he came here in 1946 and was a
serviceman for Northwest Natural Gas Co., retiring in 1963.
Survivors include his daughter, Virginia L. Jeffers, Salem, and
son, Otto W. Jr., Hutchinson, Kan.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Virgil T. Golden
mortuary, and interment in Lee Mission Cemetery." SJ Jan 21, 1984 2B:4
HULL, Amanda M. Bell
b. 21 Apr 1858
d. 16 Nov 1892 OLD 141-01
on marker w/Hiram C., Mary E., Laura E. & Maria Bell
"On the 16th inst. of consumption, Mrs. John Hull, aged 35
years. The funeral will take place at the residence of her
parents, H.C. Bell at 10 a.m. tomorrow, then burial at the Lee Mission
Cemetery.
Mrs. Hull leaves a husband and six children, she having come
from Washington on a visit, where her family now is." CJ Nov 17, 1892
3:6
HULL, Kathleen
b.
d. 15 Jan 1948 C-35-02-05
died
Santa Barbara, CA; ashes in Elmer McNamer grave
HUMMELL, John Herman
b. 02 Jan 1839 Germany
d. 16 Apr 1913 D-04-04-04
"Hummels---At his residence, 1094 North Seventeenth street,
Wednesday night, John Hermann Hummels, aged 74 years, four months and
fourteen days.
The funeral will be held from the United Brethren church, corner
of Seventeenth and Nebraska streets, at 2:30 o'clock, Saturday
afternoon. Interment will take place at Lee Mission
cemetery. Rev. G. Maag will have charge of the services, which
will be read in both German and English." DOS Apr 18, 1913
5:5 s/o Henry Hummels per D/C #1636
HUMMELL, Margaret
b. 07 Sep 1848
d. 05 Nov 1930 D-04-04-03
"Mrs. Hummels, 82 Passes Away at Daughter's Home--Mrs. Margaret
Hummels, 82, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. August Karl, 1018
North Fifth street, here November 5. She had only been in Salem a
short time.
Children of Mrs. Hummels are: Mrs. Karl, J.W. Koerner and Mrs.
Amelia Gerie all of Salem, Mrs. Sarah L. Ballmann of Beaverton, W.E.
Koerner of Alberta, Canada, Mrs. Anna M. Locklear of Lincoln, Neb., and
Mrs. Ardina Gerie of Corvalis.
The deceased was a member of the German Methodist church.
Announcement of funeral will be made later by W.T. Rigdon and Son." OS
Nov 6, 1930 12:2
HUNNICUTT, Beatrice
b.
d. 13 Apr 1905 OLD 110-01
single; 20 yrs old; b. IL; pre-viously from Lane Co.; d. at
O.S.I.A. from heart disease & epilepsy per D/C #1173
HUNT, Baby Boy
b.
d. Jul 1952
C-43-04-06
nterment Record #1780 buried 27 Jul 1952
HUNT, Rebecca A. Mrs.
b. 10 Oct 1849
d. 28 Oct 1930 OLD 196-05
Sweetly Resting
"Rebecca A. Hunt died at the residence, 1161 Second street, West
Salem, October 28, aged 81 years; wife of J.F. Hunt; mother of Mrs.
Edward Becken of Independence and W.H. Squier of Tillamook; 14
grandchildren, including Mrs. Irene Hendrickson and Mrs. E.L. Johnson,
both of Salem; and seven great grandchildren. Funeral from the
Ford Memorial church in West Salem Friday, October 31, at 1:30 p.m.,
Rev. Cannell of Amity offici-ating. Interment Lee Mission
cemetery under direction of Terwilliger funeral home." OS Oct 31, 1930
5:2
HUNT, William B.
b. 1837
d. 11 Mar 1911 D-15-03-03
"Hunt--William B. Hunt, aged 74 years, Sunday morning at the
asylum. The cause of death was pneumonia and the funeral will
take place under the auspices of the Masonic order at 10 o'clock this
forenoon. Interment will be in Mission cemetery." DOS Mar 14,
1911 5:6-7
HURTELL, Charles F.
b. 23 Jul 1874 AL
d. 10 Jun 1909 D-15-03-08
"Hurtell--At the Salem hospital, Thursday, June 10, 1909, at
8:30 p.m., Charles F. Hurtell, age 35 years, 11 months of tuberculosis
of the bowels.
The deceased was the son of Mrs. Julia Hurtell, of this city,
who survives him. He also leaves a sister in this city, Mrs. W.F.
Tucker and a brother, Firman A. Hurtell, of Mobile, Alabama. He
had been here but two months, coming west at that time to bring his
mother, who is totally blind. He was mechanic of ability, and
possessed many worthy traits of character.
The funeral will be held today from W.T. Rigdon's parlors, at 10
o'clock, Rev. W.H. Selleck officiating. (Mobile, Alabama, papers please
copy.)" DOS Jun 12, 1909 5:3 s/o Ame Dee Firman & Julia D.
(Fowler) Hurtel; b. Mobile, AL; painter; single; d. of tuberculosis of
throat per D/C #2749
HURTELL, Julia
b. 1841
d. 14 Feb 1924 D-16-01-08
"Hartel--In this city Friday, February 15, 1924, Julia Hartel,
82, a resident of the Old People's home. Funeral services will be
held from the Rigdon mortuary Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be in Lee Mission cemetery, Rev. H.D. Chambers will be
the officiating minister." OS Feb 16, 1924 5:3
HUSSELBEE, Carol
b.
d.
Reserved
RC-48-04
HUSSELBEE, Daniel
b.
d.
Reserved
RC-48-04
HUSSELBEE, Erlinda
b. 24 May 1952
d. 06 Mar 2016 REMOVED
"Salem--Visitation
10 am to 1 p.m W.T. Golden Funeral Service. Graveside at Lee Mission Cemetery 2
p.m. Both on March 12." [Statesman Journal March 8, 2016]
HUSTON, Bertha
b. 04 Jun 1894
d. 23 Oct 1894 OLD 137-02
"At the family home, on Mission and Fourteenth streets, Depot
addition, Salem, October 23, 1894, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Houston, aged 4 months and 19 days.
The death of the little one was quite mysterious.
Yesterday morning the father on preparing to leave home for his work
(being a deliveryman for John Hughes) went to the bed to kiss the
little one good-bye. As he did so he noticed that the face was
cold and the little hands in a cramped condition. Startled at
this he hurried down town for a physician who, on reaching the house,
made examination of the child and pronounced it dead. This was a
fearful shock to the parents, as the little one seemed to be in good
health on Monday. The supposition is that its death was caused by
convulsions some time during Monday night. The funeral will be
held at the residence at 2:30 p.m., Rev. J. M. Shulse
officiating. Interment will be in Lee Mission cemetery." OS
Oct 24, 1894 4:4
HUSTON, Coral Alberta
b. 1878 Sharon, Ohio
d. 12 Aug 1961 Salem, Oregon C-22-03-06
Mother
"Mrs. Huston, 83, Succumbs--Mrs. Coral Huston, 83, of 1313
Marion St. NE, died Saturday at a Salem hospital.
She was born in Sharon, Ohio, and had lived in Salem for 30
years. She was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene.
Survivors include five sons, Edward Huston, Omaha, Neb.; Leo
Huston, Eugene; Robert Huston, McMinnville; Ernest Huston, in
California, and Glenn Huston, Salem; and two daugh-ters, Mrs. Glenn
Townsend, Salem, and Mrs. Mary Orley, Castle Rock, Wash.
Funeral services are pending at Howell-Edwards Funeral Home." OS
Aug 13, 1961 3:1
HUSTON, Forrest Glen
b. 1909
d. 28 Jul 1985 RA-37-11
on marker w/Irene V. Huston
"McMinnville--Forrest Glen Huston, 76, of McMinnville, died
Sunday.
Born in Sharon, Ohio, he came to Canby in 1914 and moved to
Salem in 1920 where he graduated from Willamette University with an
economics degree. He was a self-employed nurseryman. He had
lived in McMinnville the last three years.
Survivors include his brother, Robert Hufton Huston,
McMinnville; and sister, Mary Orley, Castle Rock, Wash.
Private services will be held at Jason Lee Cemetery, Salem.
Arrangements are by Scott-McGhehey mortuary, McMinnville." SJ
Jul 29, 1985 2B:5
HUSTON, Irene V.
b. 1906
d. 17 May 1982 RA-37-12
on marker w/F. Glenn Huston
"Irene J. Huston, 75, of 4194 71st Ave. SE, died there Sunday.
Born in Bellingham, Wash., she moved to Salem in 1935 from
Prairie City. A registered nurse, she retired in 1972. She
attended the First Church of the Nazarene.
Survivors include her husband, Forrest Glen; brothers, Arthur
Pernel, Hawthorne, Nev., and Herbert Pernel, Hood River; and sisters,
Audrey Kilborn, Mesa, Idaho, Dorothy Fenimore, Seattle, Doris Scheer,
Boise, Idaho, and Florence Chamberlin, Eugene.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at
Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary, and interment in Lee Mission Cemetery.
The family suggests contributions to the missionary fund of the
First Church of the Nazarene." SJ May 19, 1982 2B:5
HUSTON, John F.
b. 1868
d. 15 Apr 1952 C-22-03-07
Interment Record #1770
"John Huston, late resident of 1395 Marion St., in this city
April 15 at the age of 83. Survived by wife, Mrs. Coral Alberta
Huston of Salem; daughters, Mrs. Mary Orley of Castle Rock, Wash.,
Mrs. Isabel Townsend, Salem; sons, Edward Huston of Omaha, Neb., Leo
Huston of Eugene, Ernest Huston of Los Angeles, Calif., Glen Huston of
Salem and Robert Huston of McMinnville; a brother, William Huston of
Florida, and by eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Services will be held Saturday, April 19, at 10:30 a.m. in the
Howell-Edwards Chapel, with the Rev. Eugene Stowe officiating and
interment at Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Apr 17, 1952 21:1
HUSTON, Margaret Elizabeth
b. 12 Oct 1917
d. 22 Oct 1924 C-22-03-05
Interment Record #1001
"Huston-At the residence, 430 North Summer street, Oct. 22,
1924, Margaret Elizabeth Huston, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Huston, and sister of Mary, Edward, Ernest, Leo, Isabelle, Glenn and
Robert Huston, all of Salem. Private funeral services will be
held from the Rigdon mortuary, the exact date and time to be announced
later." OS Oct 23, 1924 3:3
D/C #726 Margaret Elizabeth Huston, age 7yrs, 10dys; d/o John and Bertha(Marquis) Huston; died of scarlet fever/chicken pox
HUTCHEON, Ora F.
b. 1878
d. 27 Aug 1974 A-43-02-00
"Graveside services for Ora F. Hutcheon will be at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday at Lee Mission Cemetery. Barrick Funeral Home is in
charge.
Mrs. Hutcheon, former owner of the old Capitol Business College,
died Tuesday in Spokane. She lived in Salem from 1921 to 1956.
Surviving are one daughter, Orma Brown, Spokane, and one
granddaughter." CJ Aug 28, 1974 37:6
HUTCHINS, Lois Roth
b.
d. aft 1981
A-40-02-01
HUYCK, Norman
b. 27 Jul 1834
d. 05 Jul 1913 OLD 229-02
"At the Old People's Home at 6:30 p.m., yesterday, Norman
Huyck.
The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from
Lehman & Clough's undertaking rooms, and inter-ment will be in Lee
Mission cemetery. There will be singing by the Miller family and
Rev. Clark will conduct the services." CJ Jul 8, 1913 8:4
