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 - P -
PACHECO-RAMOS, Juan
b. 20 Feb 1955
d. 11 May 2019 RC-31-03
PACHECO, Margarite
b.
d. Reserved RC-31-04
PACKARD, William
b.
d. 01 Dec 1893 OLD 136-03
age 63y9m12d
"At the state insane asylum, Salem, Friday, December 1, 1893,
Captain William Packard.
The deceased was committed to the asylum during June,
1892. The funeral will be held at the undertaking parlors of A.
M. Clough, at 3 p.m. today, Rev. Wm. Copeland of Unity church
conducting the services. The burial will be in Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Dec 3, 1893 5:4
PADE, Henry E.
b. 29 Aug 1908
d. 14 Jan 1985 RA-18-04
Together Forever
on marker w/Violet M. Pade
"Henry E. Pade, 76, of Salem, died Monday.
Born in Leola, S.D., he came here in 1937. He was a
partner in Pade and Keene Contractors Home Builders until retiring 11
years ago, and a member of Christ Lutheran Church.
Survivors include his wife, Violet M.; son, Robert A. Payne,
Thousand Oaks, Calif.; sisters, Adeline Keene, Lyons, and Ermina
Withrow, Salem; and brothers, Fred, Portland, Carl, Leola, and Albert,
Wilsonville.
The casket will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 9 a.m.
to noon Thursday at Barrick mortuary, where services will be at 1:30
p.m. Thursday. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to the Mid-Willamette Valley Hospice,
P.O. Box 2292, Salem, Ore. 97308." SJ Jan 16, 1985 2B:5
PADE, Violet M.
b. 08 Jul 1903
d. 19 Apr 1996
RA-18-05
Together Forever
on marker w/Henry E. Pade
"Violet Pade, 92, of Salem died Friday.
She was born and raised in Wheatland, moving to Salem in
1922. Her husband, Henry, is deceased.
Survivors include her son, Robert Payne of Thousand Oaks,
Calif.; sisters, Thelma Uhlinger of Ione, Calif., and Marie Blue of Los
Angeles; six grandchildren; and 10 great-grand-children.
At her request, no services will be held. Arrangments are
by Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Contribution: American Cancer
Society, Marion County Unit, 161 High St. SE, Suite 208-C, Salem, Ore.
97301." SJ Apr 21, 1996 3B:1
PADRICK, Benjamin Franklin
b.
d. 29 Mar 1949 C-47-01-18
Record of Interment #1631
"Benjamin Franklin Padrick, in this city March 29 at the age of
89 years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. D.E. Weinrich, Sacramento,
Calif. Graveside services will be held in Lee Mission cemetery,
Tuesday, April 5, at 1:30 p.m. Direction by W.T. Rigdon
company." OS Apr 5, 1945 11:1
PAGE, Arthur Burley
b. 03 Jul 1857
d. 28 Dec 1928 Salem, Oregon C-22-04-04
Interment Record #1183
"Arthur Burley Page, 71, died at the residence, 246 North 17th
street, December 28. He is survived by his wife, Hattie Page, two
sons, Claude D., and Arthur L. Page, of Jefferson, and five daughters;
Mrs. Clara Eshleman of Canyonville, Mrs. Gladys White of Portland, Mrs.
Iris Arnold, of Monmouth, Mrs. Myrtle Coats of Eugene and Miss Ruby
Page of Salem and nine grandchildren. Funeral services
Monday at 10:30 at Rigdon Mortuary. Interment Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Dec 30, 1928 3:5
D/C #902 Arthur Burley Page, s/o Arthur L. & Asenath Page
PAGE, Daryl
b.
d. 28 Sep 2006 RA-44-03
PAGE, Gloria Arline
b. 05 Oct 1943
d. 23 Dec 1943 C-22-04-01
Interment Record #1490 listed as Victoria Arline Page
"In this city Thursday, December 23, Baby Gloria Arline Page,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Page of Aumsville, at the age of two
and a half months. Besides her mother and father, who is in the
US navy, she is survived by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Page
of Ontario, Ore., R.E. Smith of Pomona, Calif., and Mrs. P.A. Jameson
of Norwalk, Calif.; and five great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O.L.
Brubaker of Aumsville, Mrs. A.B. Page of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Smith of Ontario. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, December
28, at 2 p.m. in the W.T. Rigdon company chapel with concluding
services at Lee Mission cemetery. Rev. S. Hamrick will
officiate." OS Dec 28, 1943 5:1
D/C : #1115 Gloria Page, d/o Lloyd C. & Gladys Arline (Smith) Page & gd of Arthur & Hattie Page
PAGE, Harvey E.
b. 1901
d. 14 Apr 1973 Salem, Oregon RA-44-02
on marker w/Irma A. Page
"Late resident of 3225 Fisher Rd. NE Salem, April 14th in
Bremerton, Wash. Survivors include widow, Irma A. Page, Salem,
sons, Donald E. Barckley, Hood River, Harvey E. Page Jr., Bremerton;
Daryl R. Page, Salem; daughters, Mrs. Shirely E. Jaeger, Glenview,
Ill., Miss Marilyn S. Page, Columbus, Ohio; sisters, Mrs. Edna Hardman,
Indepen-dence, Ore., Mrs. Violet Hart, Victoria B.C. Canada.
Eleven grand-children also survive. Services will be in the
Virgil T. Golden Chapel, 605 Com'l SE at Oak, Thurs. April 19th at 1:30
PM Rev. Cletus E. Freed offici-ating. Ritualistic services by
Salem B.P.O.E. Lodge No. 336. If so desired contributions may be
given to Fairview Volunteer Services for recreational fund, 2250 Strong
Rd. SE Salem." OS Apr 18, 1973 27:6
PAGE, Hattie P. [Dame]
b. 1871
d. 11 Oct 1952 Chico, California C-22-04-03
on marker w/Arthur B. Page
Interment Record #1793
"Mrs. Hattie P. Page, in Chico, Calif., Oct. 11, survived by
daughters Mrs. Gladys White of Salem; Mrs. Iris Arnold of Lebanon; Mrs.
Myrtle Coats of Chico; Mrs. Ruby Walker of Seattle; sons, Claude Page
of Ontario and Arthur L. Page of Jefferson, 19 grand-children, 18 great
grandchildren. Services will be held in the Clough-Barrick chapel
at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14, with interment in Lee Mission cemetery."
OS Oct 13, 1952 13:4
d/o John Wesley & Clara ( ) Dame
PAGE, Irma A.
b. 01 Jun 1902
d. 25 Apr 1995 RA-44-01
on marker w/Harvey E. Page
"Columbus, Ohio--Irma A. Page, 92, died Monday in Columbus.
A Washington native, she spent most of her adult life in Salem,
where she was active in Englewood United Metho-dist Church. Her
other activities included volunteering for the Oregon State Hospital
for eight years and teaching the Laubach program at the state
corrections school in 1967.
She also taught sewing and ceramics, as well as in private homes
for six years. She later taught crafts at the Oregon State
Penitentiary for 17 years. Beginning in 1975, she served as a
foster grandparent at Fairview Training Center for six years. She
also served as a chairman for the Salem FISH program.
She was nominated for a Valiant Lady award for her work with
state institutions.
Her husband, Harvey E. Page, is deceased.
Survivors include sons, Donald E. Barckley of Hood River, Harvey
E. Page Jr. of Bremerton, Wash., and Daryl R. Page of Salem; daughter,
Shirley E. Jaeger of Nashville, Tenn.; nine grandchildren; and six
great-grand-children.
Visiting will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday in Virgil T. Golden
mortuary, Salem. Memorial services will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday
in the church. Private interment will be held Saturday.
Contributions may be made to the church, 1110 17th St. NE, Salem 97301,
or the YWCA Teen Parent Program, 768 State St., Salem 97301." SJ Apr
27, 1995 4B:4
PALMER, Alonzo
b. 19 Jul 1846
d. 02 Mar 1922 A-41-03-02
on marker w/Thalia E. Reed Palmer
"Palmer--Alonzo Palmer at the age of 75 years, at his home, 1511
North Winter street, on Thursday morning at 4:30. He leaves his
wife and two sons, E.M. of Macleay; D.A. of Montana; three daughters
Mrs. Joseph Lebold, Salem; Mrs. J.E. Gray, La Combe; Mrs. J.A. Southam,
North Dakota; one brother, J.B. Palmer, Pendleton; two sisters, Mrs. J.
Donal, Michigan; Mrs. Johanna O'Brien, Kansas. Services will be
held from the Webb & Clough chapel Monday at 10:30 o'clock.
Interment at Lee Mission cemetery, Rev. Mr. Chapman officiating." OS
Mar 4, 1922 3:6 s/o David & Dollie (Preston) Palmer per D/C
#173
PALMER, Caleb M.
b. 1851
d. 14 Mar 1927 OLD 093-04
"Palmer--In this city March 14, Cable Palmer, age 76 years,
brother of James Palmer, at the Methodist Old People's home. He was a
brother of James Palmer. Funeral services Wed-nesday, March 16,
at 10 a.m. from the Rigdon mortuary. Interment in Lee Mission
cemetery." CJ Mar 15, 1927 9:8
PALMER, Estella Ione
b. 10 Oct 1860
d. 09 Dec 1943 C-51-01-02
"In this city Thursday, December 9, Estella Ione Palmer of
Salem. Aunt of Mrs. Mamie White of Lewiston, Idaho. Funeral
services will be held Monday, December 13, at 1:30 p.m. from the W.T.
Rigdon chapel. Concluding ser-vices at Lee Mission cemetery." OS
Dec 11, 1943 5:2 single; d/o Calvin & Mary (Hurd) Palmer; d.
OSH per D/C #1072
PALMER, George
b. 11 Jun 1831
d. 27 Jul 1915 A-39-02-08
"Palmer--George Palmer, aged 84 years, at the home of his son,
W.R. Palmer, 960 North Twenty-second street, July 28.
Funeral will be held from the residence July 29, at 2 p.m." OS
Jul 28, 1915 5:5 s/o William & Sallie (Lane) Palmer per D/C
#4538
Note: headstone replaced in the 1990's with no indication of George's
participation in the American Civil War. George's civil war roster
b. 1859
d. 24 Apr 1926 OLD 093-03
"Funeral services for the late Mrs. Mary E. Palmer, wife of
Cabel Palmer, will be held Tuesday, April 27 at 10 a.m. from the Rigdon
mortuary, inter-ment Lee Mission cemetery." OS Apr 26, 1926 5:7
PALMER, Thalia E. Reed
b. 1850
d. 04 May 1922 A-41-03-03
His wife
on marker w/Alonzo Palmer
"Palmer--Thalia Elizabeth Palmer died at 1511 North Winter May
4, at the age of 71 years. Funeral services will be held from the
Webb & Clough chapel Monday, May 8, at 10:30 a.m., Rev. George
Chapman officiating. Interment will be in the Lee Mission
cemetery. The deceased is survived by two sons, D.A. of Montana,
E.M. of Oregon and three daughters, Mrs. J. Lebold of Salem, Mrs. J.E.
Gray of LaComb, Or., and Mrs. J.A. Southan of North Dakota." OS May 7,
1922 3:3
PARIS, Elva Beryl
b. 23 Dec 1914
d. 12 Nov 2009 RA-24-05
"Graveside services were held at 1:00 p.m. on November 16, 2009 at Lee MissionCemetery, officiated by
Virgil T. Golden Funeral Services. Elva Paris passed away Thursday,
November 12, 2009 at Avamere
Court at Keizer. She formerly resided at 1120 Wilbur Street, S.E.,
Salem. She would have been 95 years
old on December 23, 2009.
Born at Bridge Oregon, she was a homemaker until 1971 when she began working at
local area canneries.
She became a poet while residing at Avamere Court at Keizer.
Surviving is her daughter, Diane Paris Hegstrom, of Bronx, New York." [written by Diane Paris Hegstrom]
PARIS, Malvina
b. 1864
d. 29 May 1917 D-17-03-02
"Paris--At her home, five and one-half miles east of Salem,
Tuesday, May 29, 1917, Mrs. Melvint Paris, 54 years old.
The funeral will be held today at 1:30 o'clock from the
Fruitland church. Rev. G.W. Plumer will conduct the services and
burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery.
Besides her husband, John Paris, she leaves the following sons
and daugh-ters: Ernest Bennett, Salem; Edmund Bennett, Ogden, Utah;
William S. Ben-nett, Boyne City, Mich; Mrs. Stephen Howard, Detroit,
Mich.; Mrs. Elbert Howard, Load, Ky.; Mrs. O.W. Mills, Falls City; Mrs.
S.C. Bultgen, Falls City; Mrs. Robert Bennett, Falls City, and Mrs.
John Earle, Salem." OS May 31, 1917 5:6 Melvina, d/o John Bredon
per D/C #242
PARIS, Paul Albert Sr.
b. 05 May 1907
d. 19 Feb 1983 RA-24-06
Sgt US Army World War II
"Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in
Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary for Paul Albert Paris Sr., 75, of 1120
Wilbur St. SE, who died Saturday. Interment will be in Lee
Mission Cemetery. The casket will be open at the mortuary 2-9
p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday. The family suggests
contributions to char-ity.
Born in South Sharon, Pa., he worked in steel mills. He
came here from Pittsburgh and was a remodeling con-tractor until his
retirement. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member
of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Surviving are his wife, Elva; son, Paul A., Jr., Keizer;
daughters, Bernice Bales, Banning, Calif., Dolores DeCair and Betty
Hicks, both of Aumsville, and Diane Paris, Bronx, N.Y.; and sister,
Isabel Elliott, Seattle." SJ Feb 21, 1983 2B:5
PARK, Ara Belle May
b. 27 Sep 1874
d. 02 Dec 1953 C-38-01-07
on marker w/John T. Park
Interment Record #1834
"Mrs. Park Succumbs to 7-Year Ill-ness---Mrs. Ara Belle May
Park, Salem resident since 1922, died Wednesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer J. Roth, 1585 N 21st St., after an illness of
seven years. She was 79.
Mrs. Park was born Sept. 27, 1874 near Sandyville, Iowa.
She was one of 13 children.
In 1893 she was married to John T. Park in Iowa. The
couple moved to Aberdeen, Wash., in 1905 and a year later settled in
Redmond. They came to Salem in 1922. Her husband died in
1940.
She was a member of the Methodist Church.
Surviving are three sons, Roy O. Park, Park, Ore., Clarence W.
Park, Willamina, and Ernest S. Park, LaGrande; two daughters, Mrs.
Elmer J. Roth and Mrs. Flossie Loynes, both of Salem; two sisters, Mrs.
Mollie Wells, Salem and Mrs. Issie Fox, Indianola, Iowa; also several
grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in
Howell-Edwards Chapel with the Rev. Lewis White officiating.
Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Dec 3, 1953 5:3
d/o Levi & (Douglas) Reeves
per Howell-Edwards-Doerksen Records
PARK, John Thomas
b. 14 Sep 1869
d. 15 Sep 1940 C-38-01-08
on marker w/Belle Park
Interment Record #1427
"John Thomas Park, 71, late resident of 210 South 23rd street,
September 16. Survived by widow, Mrs. Belle Park; three sons, Roy
O. of Oregon City, Clarence W. of Willamina and Ernest of Salem;
daughters, Mrs. Leona Roth of Salem and Mrs. Clara Wallace of
Sacramento; one brother, William R. of Iowa; three sisters, Mrs. Dora
Young of Iowa, Mrs. Ira Dowd of Los Angeles, Miss Martha Park of
Redlands, Calif.; six grandchildren. Funeral services will be
held from chapel of Walker & Howell Funeral home Wednes-day,
September 18, at 1:30 p.m., Rev. H.C. Stover officiating.
Interment Jason Lee cemetery." OS Sep 17, 1940 5:3 s/o John
Thomas & Margaret (Gregg) Park per D/C #795
PARK, Lennie C.
b. 27 Mar 1883 IL
d. 21 Feb 1921 D-22-01-06
"Park--At the Deaconess hospital, Feb 21, Lennie C., wife of M.
Park, 1023 North 17th street at the age of 37 years.
She is survived by her husband, children Nina and Leslie;
mother, Mrs. Sarah M. Walker; 4 sisters Mrs. E.V. Perrine, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Leta Munson, Salem and Mrs. Olive Hogan, Bend, Or.; three
brothers, D. Walker, Eugene; J.A. Walker, Roseburg; Paul R. Walker of
Salem. Services are in care of Terwilliger home and funeral will
be in the Bungalow church Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Putnam officiating,
and burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Feb 21, 1921 5:1
PARK, Moses Cledel
b. 03 Feb 1878
d. 17 May 1950 D-22-01-05
"Dallas--Funeral services for Moses Cledell Park, 72, former
resident of Salem who died here Wednesday after a long illness, will be
held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Henkie-Bollman chapel.
The Rev. Kenneth Johnston of the First Christian church will
officiate, and interment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery in Salem.
Park was born Feb. 3, 1878, at Mulkeytown, Ill., and was married
to Lennie C. Walker in Franklin county, Illinois, in 1903. From
1911 to 1938 Park lived in Salem. He moved to Dallas in 1938.
Surviving are his son, Leslie E. Park of Dallas; a daughter,
Nina M. Etter of Salem route 8, and a sister and two granddaughters."
OS May 19, 1950 12:1
PARRISH, Carl
b.
d.
DS-23
PARRISH, Eddie
b. 1842
d. 1927 DS-22
PARRISH, Elizabeth Winn
b. 17 Mar 1811
d. 28 Aug 1869 DS-16
wife of Rev. Parrish
one of the reinforcement of the Oregon mission of the M. E.
Church. Founder of the Orphan Home in Salem
"Dies, in Salem, Marion county, Oregon, Aug. 30th, 1869, of
lingering illness, Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish, late consort of Rev. J.L.
Parrish, of the Oregon Annual Conference, aged 58 years 5 months and 13
days.
Maiden name, Elizabeth Winn. Born in Montgomery county,
New York, March 17th, 1811. Brought up principally in the city of
Rochester, New York. United with the M.E. Church in 1830.
Married to Mr. Parrish Sept. 26th, 1833. Set sail from New York
harbor in the ship Lausanne, for Oregon, in company with her husband,
three child-ren, and a number of other families, October 9th,
1839. Arrived in Oregon, May 1840, via Cape Horn and the
Sand-wich Islands. Here with her family she has since lived,
except a few months visit to her friends in the east. In Oregon,
Mrs. Parrish has with others, endured the hardships and perils incident
to this then, far off, barbarous, and almost unknown land; many a
pioneer has shared the hospitalities of her and her husband's house,
while her hands have ministered to their necessities; these on hearing
of her death, will drop a tear over the memory of past scenes.
As a woman, Mrs. Parrish possessed a strong mind and commanding
mien; a sound discriminating judgment, and a kind heart. `She opened
her mouth in wisdom, and on her tongue was the law of kindness.'
As a wife, Mrs. Parrish `reverenced her husband, in her, his
heart could trust; she did him good, and not evil, all the days of her
life, she looked well to her household, and ate not the bread of
idleness. Her adorning was modest, not that outward adorning of
plaiting the hair and wearing of gold, or putting on extravagant and
gaudy apparel; but the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not
corruptable, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in
the sight of God, of great price.'
As a mother, few children, if any, ever had a better than her's
`They will arise up and call her blessed,' and long will they cherish
the memory of her motherly affection, and the words of wisdom and
kindness which fell from her lips.
As a friend, she was true and could be implicitly confided in;
as a neighbor, always obliging; as a Christian, Sister Parrish's
religious experience was comforting and clear, and yet her piety shone
more in example and deeds, than words; every where, by land and by sea,
she adorned her Christian profession; in all places, that same
consistant Christian woman. To the sick within her reach, she was
ever ready to administer comfort and aid. She clothed the naked,
and fed the hungry. She blessed the orphan and wiped his
tears. She sympathized with suffering humanity, and relieved
it. She rejoiced with those who rejoiced, and wept with those
that wept. She was the President of the `Ladies Christian
Commission Society' of Salem, and among others gave of her means to
relieve the wounded and suffering soldiers. A true Christian
patriot. She was also President of the `Children's Aid Society,'
and did much to promote its interests. In her last sickness,
Sister Parrish suffered as a Christian, patiently trusting in God to
the last, and was sustained. She talked freely of her passage to
the heavenly state; just on the brink of the `stream' she said, `It is
but a step over, just a step, and those on the other shore are awaiting
to wel-come me. I have no particular one in view, but they are
there, thousands of them.'
Those who stood by will not soon forget that heaven beaming
counten-ance; her death was triumphant. Just as she breathed her
last, she raised her hands and eyes, as evidently a brighter scene
broke on her enraptured vision, and exclaimed, `Father Leslie! Father
Leslie!' and was gone. Was that glorified patriarch allowed, with
other shining ones, to escourt her home? What a privilege, `to
see a pilgrim as he dies; with glory in his view!' With Sister
Parrish, as with others before the Throne:
`The voyage of lifes at an end,
The mortal afflicition is past;
The age that in heaven they spend;
Forever, and ever, shall last.'
May God abundantly bless and comfort the bereaved husband and
children; and may they all, at last, come to the home of the
blessed.'" PCA Sep 11, 1869 2:5
PARRISH, Henrietta
b. 1842
d. 29 Jan 1927 DS-20
wife of Norman O.
on marker w/N.O. Parrish
"Early Saturday, Jan. 29, at the residence, 455 North Summer
st., Mrs. Henrietta Parrish, age 85 years, widow of the late Norman O.
Parrish, pioneer resident of Salem; mother of Mrs. Hallie Hinges and
Miss Nina Parrish of Salem, and Mrs. E.M. Cox of Seattle; grandmother
of Karl E. Hinges and Mrs. George Nelson of Salem, Edward and Henrietta
Cox of Seattle; great grand-mother of Norman Parrish Hinges and Billie
Nelson. Mrs. Parrish was a member of the First Methodist
church. Funeral services Monday, Jan. 31, at 3 p.m. from the
Rigdon mortuary. Inter-ment in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jan
30, 1927 5:6
PARRISH, Josiah L. Rev.
b. 14 Jan 1806 NY
d. 31 May 1895 DS-17
Left NY 1839 Coming with Jason Lee around Cape Horn in ship
Lausanne arriving 1840
Missionary to the Indians, called by them
`the man of Peace'
"Father Parrish Dead---At 1:15 this (Friday) morning Rev. J. L.
Parrish, one of the last of the early Methodist missionary pioneers and
one of the best known men in Oregon, breathed his last at his
residence, Capitol and Marion streets, this city. He was born
January 14, 1806, consequently was close to 90 years old. He
landed in Oregon in May, 1840, and for 55 years has held an honored
place among its people and has been one of the foremost among the
builders of its prosperity. There will be wide spread mourning
over his bier. Time and circumstances make an adequate notice this
morning impossible. It will be given later. Funeral
arrangements will be made and due notice given.
A wife married in 1888 survives him; also three sons by a former
wife-Samuel B. of Portland, Norman O. of this city, and Charles W. of
Canyon City; also two daughter by another wife-one residing in New York
the other in Tacoma." DOS May 31, 1895 1:5 See also: OS Jun 1, 1895
3:2-4 Josiah Lamberson Parrish m1. Elizabeth Winn; m2. Jennie L.
Lichenthaler; m3. Mrs. M.A. Pierce
PARRISH, Lizzie
b.
d.
DS-21
PARRISH, Nina Winn
b. 05 Apr 1870
d. 04 Apr 1933 DS-24
"Miss Nina Winn Parrish died at her house here, 455 North Summer
street, yesterday. She was born in Salem April 5, 1870 and had
spent her entire life here. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Hallie Parrish Hinges of Salem and Mrs. E.M. Cox of Seattle.
At the time of her death Miss Parrish was and for many years had
been the proprietress of a high class boarding house.
Funeral services will be held from the chapel of the
Clough-Barrick company mortuary, Thursday, April 6 at 2 p.m. with Rev.
W.C. Kantner and Rev. F.A. Weil officiating. Interment will
follow in the family plot at the Lee Mission cemetery.
Miss Parrish was only a few days ago, while apparently in her
usual health, the victim of a paralytic stroke, from which she did not
rally. Some of her friends who had been her patrons went
yesterday to a florist's to secure flowers for presentation on her 63d
birthday, and were surprised to be told their intended recipient had
passed to her long home--missing by only a day the anniversary.
Her father was Norman Parrish, a resident of the capital city
from his early youth, who passed on a number of years ago. He was
the son, and thus the deceased a granddaughter, of Rev. J.L. Parrish,
who came as a member of the famous Lausanne party of mission-aries
arriving in 1840, with his wife and three children. He held
several mission stations, having supervision of work among the Indians,
to whom he was known as "the man of peace." He was successful in
his mission and other work, held the northeast mile square donation
claim of the four that make up the site of Salem. He and his wife
gave the land on which was built the Glen Oak orphans' home, now one of
the buildings of the state hospital; and Lee Mission cemetery is on a
part of that claim. The Parrish junior high school was named for
him--standing on part of the original Parrish claim. Rev. J.L.
Parrish was at the primary meetings leading to the provisional
government, upon which the state of Oregon was founded. His name
is on the Champoeg Park monument. In all pioneering movements,
from 1840 on, he was a prominent figure." OS Apr 5, 1933 3:7-8
PARRISH, Norman O.
b. 19 Apr 1836
d. 26 Nov 1900 DS-19
on marker w/Henrietta Parrish
PARSON, Bert
b. 1871
d. 17 Jul 1955 C-45-02-02
Interment Record #1873
"Bert Parson Rites Pending--Funeral arrangements are pending for
Bert Parson, 84, former Stayton resident who died Sunday at the nursing
home at 650 Locust St., Salem.
Parson had been an invalid since his arrival in Salem four years
ago. He reportedly leaves a son whose address is unknown. The body is at the W.T. Rigdon funeral home." OS Jul 20, 1955 5:5
PASCOE, Cretoria
b. 06 Aug 1853
d. 25 Dec 1922 A-34-02-05
"Pascoe--At the residence, 1068 N. 17th street, Dec. 25, Mrs.
Cretoria C. Pascoe, age 69 years, wife of Henry Pascoe, mother of Mrs.
Jas. Dale of Ann Arbor, Mich., J.B. Smith of Edmonton, Alberta, and
Thos. D. Smith of Eagle Creek, Or., stepmother of W.A. Pascoe of
Medford, Minn., and Mrs. F.O. Bartholomew of Salem. Member of the
First Congregational church and the Women's Relief Corps. Funeral
services Wednesday, Dec. 27, at 2 p.m. from the Rigdon mortuary,
interment Lee Mission cemetery." OS Dec 27, 1922 5:4 d/o John B.
& Cretoria (Subury) Ackley per D/C #934
PASCOE, Henry
b. 1843
d. 31 Jan 1923 A-34-02-07
Co A 10 Minn Inf
"Pascoe--At the residence of his daughter, Mrs. F.O.
Bartholomew, 1096 North 17th street, early Wednesday, January 31, Henry
Pascoe, age 79 years, member of Sedgwick post, G.A.R., father of Mrs.
F.O. Bartholomew of this city and W.A. Pascoe of Medford, Minn.,
grandfather of Miss Gladys I. Bartholonew and Lyle E. Bartholomew of
this city and eight other grandchildren; also is survived by three
step-children, Mrs. James Dale of Ann Arbor, Mich., J.B. Smith of
Edmonton, Alberta, and Thomas D. Smith of Eagle Creek, Or.
Funeral services will be held from the Rigdon mortuary on Friday at 2
o'clock, interment Lee Mission cemetery." OS Feb 1, 1923 3:3
PATCH, Dennis W.
b. 1906
d. 28 Oct 1970 A-28-04-02
"Dennis W. Patch, 1070 15th St. NE, died Wednesday at his home.
Survivors include his widow, Dorothy, Salem, and two sons,
Donald, Seattle, Wash., and David, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Services are pending at the Virgil T. Golden Chapel." CJ Oct 29,
1970 27:1
PATTON, Alice L.
b. 22 Jan 1891
d. 12 Jan 1995 RA-60-10
Mother
on marker w/Earl S. Patton
"Albany--Alice Lilly Patton, 103, died Thursday.
She was born in Tainter, Wis., and grew up in Wisconsin.
She moved to Salem in 1907 and worked as a domestic for several Salem
families until her marriage to Earl S. Patton on June 6, 1912, in Salem.
She also owned Patton Plumbing in Salem with her husband during
the 1920s and worked in Salem canneries during World War II until
1953. She moved to Portland in 1989 and returned to Salem in
April 1991. She settled in Albany in April 1992.
Her interests included gardening, especially roses.
Her husband, Earl, died on July 12, 1961.
Survivors include her granddaughter, Clara Royer of Albany;
three great-grandchildren; and five great-great-grandchildren.
Visiting will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in Fisher
mortuary. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Thursday in the
mortuary. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.
Contributions may be made to the Linn County Genealogical
Society or Evergreen Hospice." SJ Jan 14, 1995 4B:1
PATTON, Arthur Earl
b. 22 Dec 1914
d. 22 Dec 1914 OLD 117-13
Infant Patton; stillborn; female; nearest relative, E.S. Patton
per Record of Interment #665
PATTON, Earl S.
b. 16 Apr 1884
d. 12 Jul 1961 RA-60-11
Father
on marker w/Alice L. Patton
"Salem Resident Dies at Home---Earl S. Patton, 77, a resident of
Salem for more than 50 years, died Wednesday at his home, 1255 17th St.
NE. He was a plumber.
He was born in Portsmouth, Ohio, and moved to Salem in 1908.
He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Alice Patton, Salem, and a
son, Harry E. Patton, of Las Vegas, Nev., and a granddaughter.
Services are pending at Howell-Edwards Funeral Home." OS Jul 13,
1961 7:2
PATTY, Carrie M. White
b. 17 May 1836
d. 24 Dec 1888 OLD 164-02
w/o W.R. Patty
on marker w/W.R. & Martha A. Patty & Elizabeth Patty
Bewley
"At her home on Marion street, Monday, December 24, 1888, at
4:15 o'clock in the afternoon, Mrs. W.R. Patty, aged 52 years, from a
complic-ation of diseases.
The funeral will take place from the Methodist church to-morrow
(Wednesday) at 2 o'clock p.m." DOS Dec 25, 1888 3:3 Also see: PCA
23 May 1889 6:4
PATTY, Levena Gilliam Nash
b. 1832
d. 16 Jan 1894 OLD 131-08
"Patty--At the family home on East Marion street, Salem, at 8:40
o'clock p.m. Tuesday, January 16, 1894, Levena Patty, aged 62 years.
Deceased had been ill for the past two years, and after four
days being confined to her bed, the disease culminated in the form of
inflammation of the stomach.
Mrs. Patty is the widow of W.R. Patty who died at the same home
three years ago. She was born in Clay county, Missouri and came
to Oregon in 1875. With the exception of two years in Dallas she
spent her remaining days in Salem. Mrs. Patty was much re-spected
and beloved by a large number of friends and acquaintances in this city
and was especially noted for her many acts of charity and
benevolence. She leaves two sons, Clell, and Albert Nash, both of
this city and a daugh-ter, Mrs. Lola M. Cox of Grants Pass.
Funeral announcement will be made later." DOS Jan 17, 1894 4:5
PATTY, Martha A. Greene
b. 28 Dec 1821
d. 06 Jul 1880 OLD 164-03
m'd 08 Sep 1839
wife of W.R. Patty
on marker w/W.R. & Carrie Patty & Elizabeth Patty
Bewley
PATTY, William Rooker Rev.
b.
d. 12 May 1890 OLD 164-01
on marker w/Carrie & Martha Patty & Elizabeth Patty
Bewley
"Patty--At his home in this city on Monday, May 12, 1890, at 9
o'clock a.m., W.R. Patty, aged 72 years.
`Father' Patty, as he was familiarly called, was a native of
Tennessee. In November, 1852, he came to Oregon settling at
Milwaukee, Clackamas county. He resided for a short time in Polk
and Yamhill counties, and in 1860 he came to Salem and located.
In the same year he connected himself in business of the Capital
Lumbering mill company; remaining with them a few years he sold out and
settled on a farm near Amity. After remaining there eight years
and over he came back to Salem and re-engaged in the lumbering
business. At the time of his death he was the president of this
mill. He has been thrice married and leaves a wife and two
children to mourn his loss.
The funeral will be held this forenoon at 11 o'clock at the
Methodist church, of which he was a member, and the remains will be
interred in the Lee Mission cemetery, east of Salem." DOS May 14, 1890
4:3
PAULUS, Jennie E.
b.
d. 25 Aug 1950 A-24-02-01
RI : #1702 Jennie Paulus, age 62,
d. 25 Aug 1950; bur 29 Aug 1950 in Block 24 Sec A Lot 2 Grave 1, 1 grave
purchased
"Jennie E. Paulus, late resident of Cottage Grove, in this city,
August 25, at the age of 62. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Ethel
Odell, Gresham, and two brothers, Earl Paulus, Bend, and Lee Paulus,
Redmond. Graveside services will be held Tuesday, August 29, at
1:30 p.m. at Lee Mission cemetery. Direction by W.T. Rigdon
company." OS Aug 29, 1950 10:4
PAWLEY, John Rex
b. 18 Sep 1904 Vernon Co, MO
d. 23 Jun 1946 West Salem, Polk Co, OR C-47-03-05
h/o Ethel Madeline Trammel
"John Pawley Killed by Car--Services will be held Wednesday at 2
p.m. in the W.T. Rigdon chapel for John Rex Pawley, 41, route 1 box 68,
Salem, who was killed almost instantly early Sunday in West Salem when
struck by a car driven by Joseph E. Lalack, Dallas.
Burial is to be at Lee Mission cemetery with services by the
Salem Eagles Lodge.
Lalack was treated for shock at Salem General hospital and
released following the accident which occurred near the Oregon Saw
works on Edgewater street. State police said as the incident was
related to them Pawley stepped out of a cafe and started to cross the
highway to his parked car, stepping in front of Lalack's automobile."
OS Jun 25, 1946 1:1 survived by wife and five children per OS Jun 25,
1946 5:1
PAYNE, Edwin Robert
b. 1895
d. 20 Dec 1961 A-34-01-01
"Edwin Payne of Salem Dead--Edwin R. Payne, 66, longtime Salem
postal employee and a well known stamp collector, died Wednesday in a
veterans hospital in Portland, after illness of several weeks.
Payne was nationally known as a specialist in envelopes of
frontier days.
He was also a collector of histori-cal documents and was the
author of an index of post offices of Oregon throughout the history of
the state and territory.
His skill as a military bugler--he was overseas in World War I
as a bugler in the Army--was often called upon for military funerals in
the area. Payne lived in Salem most of his life, but was born in
Iowa. He retired in 1957 from a 22-year career at Salem Post
Office, where he worked with cancellation records.
Survivors include sons Robert Payne of Long Beach, Calif. and
Jerry Payne of Salem; and three grandchildren. His residence was 1795
Capitol St. NE.
Funeral services will be announced by Barrick Funeral Home." OS
Dec 21, 1961 9:6
PAYNE, Elizabeth S.
b. 23 Jun 1862
d. 04 Apr 1924 A-34-01-04
on marker w/Rev. James R. Payne
"Diphtheria claimed its second victim of the week here early
this morning when Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, 62, of Sweet Home, died at a
local hospi-tal. Heart trouble and a bad cold were contributing
causes to the death. Funeral services are to be held tomor-row
afternoon at the Lee Mission ceme-tery." CJ Apr 4, 1924 7:2
"Payne--In this city Friday, April 4, 1924, Mrs. Elizabeth F.
Payne, 62, wife of James Payne of Sweet Home, Or., foster mother of
Edwin R. Payne of Salem and half sister of Mrs. Martha Nellis of
Denver, Col. Private burial services will be held at the Lee
Mission cemetery Saturday after-noon at 3 o'clock. The Rigdon
mortuary in charge of arrangements." CJ Apr 4, 1924 7:3 d/o
Robert Shaw per D/C #269
PAYNE, Imogene
b. 25 Apr 1921
d. 27 Apr 1921 OLD 112-02
Emagene; d/o Oscar & L. (Denwiddie) Payne died from
gastro-intestinal hemorrhage per D/C #269
PAYNE, James R. Rev.
b. 1856
d. 28 Sep 1938 A-34-01-03
on marker w/Elizabeth S. Payne
"At the residence, 1645 South Cottage street, James Robert
Payne, 82. Survived by widow, Mrs. Martha J. Payne, and a son,
E.R. Payne, both of Salem. Services will be held from the W.T.
Rigdon company chapel Friday, September 30 at 3 p.m., with Dr. James E.
Milligan officiating. Interment in Jason Lee cemetery." OS Sep
30, 1938 9:3
PAYNE, Jerry C.
b. Sep 1929
d. 05 Nov 1976 RA-18-06
At Rest
"Silverton--Jerry C. Payne, 47, of 3862 Silver Falls Drive SE,
died Friday at his home of an apparent overdose of tranquilizers,
according to state police.
He was born in Salem. He was a plumber for various firms
in the Salem area and was a member of Elks and Eagles.
He is survived by widow, Audrey F.; daughters, Sandy Payne and
Lorinda Macomber, stepdaughter, Charlene Axtell, sons, David and
Donald, mother, Mrs. Violet Pade, all of Salem; brother, Robert J.,
Thousand Oaks, Calif.; grandmother, Mrs. Luella LaFollette, Salem; two
grandchildren.
Private graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Lee
Mission Cemetery. Virgil T. Golden mortuary is in charge." OS Nov 6,
1976 4D:6
PAYTON, Oliver Muggines Jr.
b.
d. 14 Jul 1957 REMOVED
Interment Record #1913 Removed 22 Oct 1959 to Riverside Cemetery, Albany, Linn County, Oregon
"In this city, July 14th, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M.Payton. Graveside services were held Monday at 3 p.m., July 15th,
Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, by direction of W.T. Rigdon Co." OS Jul
16, 1957 11:3
PEASE, J. W.
b.
d. 21 Nov 1942 N/A
PEDERSON, Anton
b. 21 Sep 1855
d. 03 Nov 1927 A-30-03-05
"Anton Pederson, aged 72, husband of Mary Pederson, brother of
Mrs. Mary Rosencrans, of Nebraska. Funeral services Saturday,
November 5, at 1:30 at the Rigdon mortuary." OS Nov 5, 1927
5:6 s/o Peter Pederson per D/C #833
PEDERSON, Mary
b. 1859
d. 20 Feb 1945 A-30-03-06
"Mrs. Pederson Dies Tuesday, Rites Friday--Funeral services for
Mary Pederson, 86, who died here Tuesday at the home of her son-in-law,
Charles Mattson, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Clough-Barrick
chapel with Rev. Warren Hale officiating. Concluding services
will be held at the Lee Mission cemetery.
Mrs. Pederson, a native of Denmark, came to the United States 64
years ago and in 1915, with her husband, the late Anton Pederson, came
to Salem to make her home. She was a member of the Emmanuel
Baptist church.
Survivors include four grandchild-ren, Mrs. Lillian Fromm, and
Sylvia, Frances and Henry Mattson, all of Salem; two great
grandchildren, Arlene and Gordon Fromm of Salem and her
son-in-law. Two brothers who reside in Denmark also survive." OS
Feb 21, 1945 2:5
PEEBLES, Harriet Jane
b. 15 Oct 1848
d. 15 Oct 1928 A-43-02-07
Mother
on marker w/Harvey M. Peebles
"Graveside Services Today--Mrs. H.M. Tebles, who died in Dallas
Tuesday will be buried in Jason Lee cemetery Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock, and graveside services will be read at the cemetery. The
usual funeral services will be held in Dallas earlier in the
day. Mrs. Teebles, formerly a resi-dent of Salem for many years,
has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Morrison of
Dallas, for several years. Mr. Teeble is a Grand Army veteran."
OS Oct 18, 1928 3:2 d/o Martin Smith; born Chesterfield, IL.;
w/o Harvey M. Peebles; died from cerebral hemorrhage per Polk Co. D/C
#106
PEEBLES, Harry G.
b.
d. 03 Aug 1941 A-43-03-01
"At the residence, 2310 North 4th street, Sunday, August 3,
Harry G. Peebles, aged 68 years. Brother of Wilbur and H.M.
Peebles of Riverside, Calif. Funeral services will be held in the
chapel of the W.T. Rigdon company, Thursday, August 7, at 3 p.m. Rev.
Guy L. Drill will officiate. Concluding services Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Aug 5, 1941 5:1 s/o H.M. & Harriet Peebles per
D/C #685
PEEBLES, Harvey M.
b. 01 Sep 1844
d. 24 Jun 1930 A-43-02-07
Co F 133 Regt Ill
Co I 152 Regt Ill
on marker w/Harriet J. Pebbles
"Dallas--Funeral services for Harvey Miller Peebles, 86, one of
the last Civil War veterans of the city, will be held from the
Methodist church Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment in the
Jason Lee cemetery at Salem. He had been in ill health for
several months and died at his home Tuesday.
Mr. Peebles served two enlistments in the Illinois volunteer
infantry. He was born September 1, 1844 at Chesterfield,
Ill. Upon death of his father he made his home with a
grand-father, Rev. Jesse Peebles, pioneer Methodist minister. He
married Harriett Jane Smith March 1, 1866, coming to Oregon in 1904,
the family making its home in Salem, Dallas and Newberg. They
observed their 60th wedding anniversary in 1926. Mrs. Peebles
died two years ago.
Five children survive, Harry G. Peebles, Portland; Lucillius
Roscoe Peebles, Hubbard; Horace M. and Wilbur N. Peebles, Riverside,
Calif., and Mrs. Margaret I. Morrison, Dallas." CJ Jun 26, 1930 15:8
PEEBLES, John Stanley
b.
d. 30 Jan 1978 N/A
PEKAREK, Baby Boy
b.
d. 12 Jun 1953 C-43-04-17
Record of Interment #1807 spells last name Pekanek
Howell-Edwards-Doerksen Record #183 s/o Louis & Alice (Johnson) Pekarek
PELAYO, Jonathan Rangel
b.
d. 16 Feb 2024
RC-32-17
Buried 19 Feb 2024
PELAYO-NARANJA, Evelia
b.
11 Dec 1969
d. 16 Sep 2016
RC-32-17
PELTO, Connie May
b. 06 Aug 1950
d.
28 Mar 2022
RC-46-15
Connie May Pelto (Lathan) was born on
August 6, 1950 to Perry and Leta Lathan in Dallas, Oregon. In the early hours of
Monday, March 28th Connie went home to be with her Lord and Savior. She had many
health issues over the years that she fought with strength and courage.
She
left behind two children. A daughter, Tracy Dolan and son in law Jeff Dolan, a
son, Troy Belcher and a daughter in law Holly Belcher, 10 grand children, 11
great grand children, a sister, Joan Martin Bynum, a brother, Maurice Martin, 3
niece’s 1 nephew and so many other’s. She is preceded in death by both her
parents and her brother Curtis Lathan.
Connie was a colorful person that
always had something funny to say in her own unique vocabulary! Anyone who knew
Connie knows what I am talking about! She had a laugh like no other and a love
for her family and friends that stretched far and wide. She would do anything to
help someone out even if it meant giving them her last penny! That was just who
she was! She absolutely LOVED her grand kids and great grand kids. They brought
her so much joy when they came over to visit. We are all going to miss her
terribly but will rejoice in knowing where she is at now and knowing that her
pain is gone forever! I look forward to the day when we will see each other
again! But for now you will have to have someone else get your coffee for you
momma! I love you mom!
Your daughter now and forever,
Tracy
In lieu of flowers please see the
GoFundMe page created for mom’s headstone.
PENDLETON, Nancy
b.
d. Reserved N/A
PEÑA-ADAME, Elida
b. 01 Mar 1953
d. 18 May 2019 RC-31-18
PENN, Rosa
b. 13 Mar 1825
d. 06 Nov 1909 D-16-01-04
"Mrs. Rosa Penn Dies Yesterday--Woman of Heroic Character Passes
Away After Long and Eventful Life--After a singularly eventful life of
85 years, Mrs. Rosa Penn passes away at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at
the home of her son, James T. Penn, 500 North Capitol street.
Born in Indiana and later a resident of Arkansas and Oklahoma,
Mrs. Penn's life history was full of deeds of bravery, heroism and
sacrifice more than commonly falls to the lot of women. Living in
an age before modern machinery simplified living, Mrs. Penn picked
cotton, which she spun and wove into garments, and cared for the ten
children born to her.
It is told of her that on one occasion when living in Arkansas
during the war the supply of salt gave out, and the family suffered
much because of the lack of it, Mrs. Penn rode on horseback a distance
of 150 miles, securing a peck of the coveted article and was within a
half mile of home when set upon by `bushwackers' and robbed of it, but
her pathetic appeal to them caused the return of a small portion of it.
At another time a neighbor's husband had been killed by
marauding `bushwackers,' and every able-bodied man having been pressed
into war service, Mrs. Penn dug the grave for the man and made for him
the box that served as a casket.
Her strength of character, courage and indomitable will remained
with her throughout her life, and she retained her faculties to the
very last.
Her declining years were full of suffering, which she bore
bravely and patiently. Her illness was due to cancer, and she
suffered the amputa-tion of one arm to stay the ravages of the
disease. Twice was her hip broken by falls, the last time being
in September, an injury from which she never recovered.
She is survived by the following children, her husband
having preceded her to the grave about seven years ago; Mrs. Murphy of
Harrison, Ark.; Mrs. Willson, Shawnee, Okla.; John H. and A.L. Penn of
Oklahoma; George of Washington; Mrs. Miller of Harlan, Or., and J.T.
Penn of this city.
The funeral will take place from the parlors of Rigdon &
Lehman at 3 o'clock today, Rev. W.H. Selleck officiating. Interment
will be made in Lee Mission cemetery." DOS Nov 7, 1909 6:3
PENNY, Samuel Edward
b.
d. 26 Apr 1959 RA-33-06
"In this city, Sunday, April 26 at the age of 91 years.
Father of Mrs. E.W. Clausen, St. Paul, Minn.; uncle of Mrs. Card,
Lancaster, Calif. Ser-vices will be held Friday, May 1st at 10:00 a.m.
in the Chapel of the W.T. Rigdon Co. Concluding services at Lee
Mission Cemetery." OS Apr 29, 1959 5:2
PENOYER, Mary L.
b. 1842
d. 27 Feb 1926 OLD 211-07
"Penoyer--In this city, Feb. 27, Mary L. Penoyer, at the age of
84 years. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 o'clock.
Concluding services in the Jason Lee cemetery under the direction of
the Rigdon & Son mortuary." CJ Mar 1, 1926 7:8 d/o Vincent
& Henrietta (Edwards) Penoyer; born in Wayne Co, MI.; died at OSH
from senile exhaustion per D/C #159
PEREZ, Carmen
See: ZARAGOSA, Carmen Perez
PEREZ, Carolyn
b.
d. Reserved RC-48a-07
PEREZ, Carolyn
b.
d. Reserved RC-48a-09
PERKINS, Nancy Gearin
b. 1862
d. 16 Jun 1938 OLD 172-05
Mother
"Nancy A. Perkins Funeral Is Today--Funeral services for Mrs.
Nancy A. Perkins, 77, pioneer of Oregon, will be held today at
Clough-Barrick chapel at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Guy L. Drill officiating
and Women of Woodcraft in charge of the ritualistic services.
Mrs. Perkins, whose home was at 990 North Fifth street, died at a local
hospital Sunday.
Nancy A. Wright was born March 15, 1861 at Quincy, Ill. In
1882 she was married to Hiram Gearin of Carthage, Ill., and with an
emigrant train they went to San Francisco. They next went to
Portland where they first lived on the site where the Portland hotel
now stands. Mrs. Gearin, a farmer, sett-led on 160 acres in the
French Prairie district near Salem. To them two sons were born,
Fred H. and William E. Gearin. Following Mr. Gearin's death in
1893, Mrs. Gearin married Bradford D. Perkins in 1895. A daughter of
this marriage, Ruby Perkins Kennen, resides in Salem.
Mrs. Perkins was a life long member of the Christian church and
for 35 years a member of Silver bell circle No. 43, Women of
Woodcraft." OS Jun 21, 1938 2:3
PERLICH, Alwin Ivan
b. 1908
d. 01 Mar 1911 D-14-04-06
"Perlick---At their home, two and a half miles east of Salem,
early Wednesday morning. Ivan Perlick, the three year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perlick. The funeral will be held at their home
Friday morning at 10 o'clock, and burial willl take place in Lee
Mission cemetery." DOS Mar 2, 1911 5:7 s/o Robert &
Anna (Haas) Perlich; died of obstruction of the bowels per D/C #880
PERLICH, Anna
b. 1879
d. 15 Nov 1961 A-30-03-02
on marker w/Robert Perlich
"Anna Perlich of Salem Dead--Mrs. Anna Perlich, a Salem resident
for 60 years, died Wednesday night at her home, 1080 Church St. NE, at
the age of 82. She had been in failing health for some time.
Mrs. Perlich was born in Germany and came to Salem from
California. She and Robert Perlich were married 62 years ago this
month at San Francisco, Calif. They farmed for many years on
State Street east of Salem.
She was a member of Bethel Baptist Church.
Besides her widower, she leaves three daughters, Mrs. Emilie
Weikum, Salem, Mrs. Bertha Moore, Portland; and Mrs. Gertrude Olson,
St. Helens; two sons, Silas Perlich, Brooks, and Gus Perlich, San
Fernando, Calif.; 13 grandchildren and 11 great-grand-children.
Arrangements are pending at Howell-Edwards mortuary." OS Nov 16,
1961 7:5
PERLICH, Madeline
b.
d. 10 Oct 1908 D-14-03-01
"Perlick--Mrs. Madeline Perlick, wife of A. Perlick, age 51
years, at her home three miles east of Salem, Saturday morning at 4
o'clock, of cancer.
The funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. today at the German
Baptist church. Interment in the Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Oct
12, 1908 8:4
PERLICH, Robert
b. 1874
d. 15 Jun 1974 A-30-03-03
on marker w/Anna Perlich
"One hundred-year-old Robert G. Perlich, retired East Salem
farmer, died Saturday at a St. Helens hospi-tal. He had made his
home the past 10 years with a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Olson, in St.
Helens.
He was a native of Germany who came to this country and lived in
Salem area from 1901 to 1964.
He leaves sons, Silas of Salem and Gustav of Sylmar, Calif.;
daughters, Emilie Weikum, Salem, Bertha Moore, Portland, and Mrs.
Olson; 13 grand-children, 26 great grandchildren and one great great
grandchild.
Funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednes-day at
Howell-Edwards-Doerksen Chapel, interment at Lee Mission Cemetery. The
family suggests contributions to Grace Baptist Church Missionary Fund,
St. Helens." OS Jun 17, 1974 20:1
PERO, Bell M.
b. 16 Dec 1854
d. 27 Jan 1920 D-18-04-08
"Pero Funeral Sunday--The body of Mrs. Belle Pero who died in
Center-ville, Rhode Island, January 27, arrived in Salem late yesterday
after-noon and is at the Rigdon undertaking establishment. The
funeral service will be held some time Sunday after-noon from the
Rigdon chapel." OS Feb 6, 1920 5:1
PERO, Edward A.
b. 26 Feb 1854
d. 16 Jun 1918 D-18-04-06
"Pero--At the home of his son, 1215 North Commercial street, June
16, 1918, Edward A. Pero, 64 years old.
Mr. Pero was a former employe of the Kay Woolen Mills.
Besides his widow, he leaves a son and three daughters. They are
Edward H. Pero, Mrs. R.H. Davis of Portland, Mrs. J.R. Acheson of Hood
River, Mrs. Melvin Matteson of Akron, N.Y.
The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from the
Rigdon chapel. Interment will be in Lee Mission cemetery."
OS Jun 18, 1918 4:3
PERO, Florence
b.
d. D-18-04-07
PERRINE, Edgar Birchfield
b. 12 Jun 1872
d. 29 Sep 1947 D-22-01-02
"Edgar Birchfield Perrine, late resident of 1460 Broadway st.
Monday, September 29, at the age of 75 years. Husband of Mrs.
Avis Perrine of Salem; father of Mrs. Arline Hodges of Roseburg, Lyle
G. Perrine and John L. Perrine, both of Portland and Virgil M. Perrine
and Stanley A. Perrine, both of Salem; brother of Mrs. Edith McCourt of
Mt. Hood, Oregon, and O.B. Perrine of Hoquiam, Wash. Survived
also by nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services
will be held Thursday, October 2, at 2 p.m. at the Clough-Barrick
chapel with inter-ment in Lee Mission cemetery, the Rev. Louis White
officiating." OS Oct 1, 1947 5:6
PERRINE, Iona M.
b. 1879
d. 26 Feb 1929 D-22-01-03
wife of E.B. Perrine
"Mrs. Iona M. Perrine, 49, of Salem, died Tuesday at a Portland
hospital. Besides her husband, E.B. Perrine, she is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. T.D. Hodges of Eugene, and four sons, Lyle G., of
Compton, California; Virgil M., of Portland; and Stanley and Johnnie of
Salem; also her mother, Mrs. S.M. Walker, of Salem; two sisters, Mrs.
William Hogan, Redmond and Mrs. Frank Munson, Salem; three brothers,
D.S.R. Walker of Portland; J.A., Pomona, Cal., and Paul R.,
Roseburg. Funeral services Friday at 2:30 o'clock from
Clough-Huston's chapel, with Rev. Fred C. Taylor officiating, assisted
by Rev. C.B. Harrison of Portland and Rev. LeRoy Walker, of St.
Helens. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Mar 1, 1929 9:4
PETERS, Alando Abe
b. 18 Feb 1920
d. 24 Jan 1987 RA-02-05
Father
"Alando Abe Peters, 66, of Salem, died Saturday.
Born at Mountain Lake, Minn., he lived in the Dallas and
Monmouth area before moving to Salem in 1960. He was a cook at
several restaurants.
Survivors include his wife, Olga; mother, Nellie Peters,
Mountain Lake; daughters, Norma McBeth, Pearl Cavender and Julie Hahn,
all of Salem, Barbara Travis, Dallas, Wilma Coates, Emmett, Idaho, and
Beverly Crandall, Eugene; brothers, Alvin, Des Moines, Iowa, and Herb,
St. Louis, Mo.; and sister, Phyllis Linscheid, Butterfield, Minn.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen
mortuary. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery." SJ Jan 27,
1987 2B:3
PETERS, Charles W.
b. 06 Apr 1855
d. 12 Feb 1926 A-29-03-07
on marker w/Eliza J. Peters
"Charles W. Peters died at a local hospital February 12, at the
age of 70 years. Survived by his widow, Mrs. Eliza J. Peters,
three sons, L.C. of Los Angeles, H.D. of Redmond, Or., C.F. of Sheldon,
N.D.; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Andrews of Centralia, Wash., Mrs. Ida
Adams of Richland Center, Wis., one brother, W.S. Peters of Olympia,
Wash., three half-sisters and eight grandchildren. Funeral
services will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. from Webb's funeral parlors,
Rev. Mr. Gillespie officiating. Interment in Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Feb 13, 1926 5:6
PETERS, Eliza J.
b. 01 Oct 1859
d. 04 Apr 1939 A-29-03-08
on marker w/Charles W. Peters
"Mrs. Peters Dies--Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza J. Peters,
former Salem resident who passed away at Eugene Tuesday, will take
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the First Church of God
here. Two sons survive, Ferris Day of near Wilsonville, Ore., and
Day Peters of Redmond." OS Apr 6, 1939 5:1
PETERS, Elizabeth Gladys
b. 1888
d. 19 Dec 1968 A-29-03-05
on marker w/Holiday Peters
"Lebanon--Mrs. Elizabeth Gladys Peters, 80, 535 A St., died
Thursday in a Lebanon hospital.
A native of Dixon, Ill., she came to Lebanon from The Dalles 20
years ago.
She is survived by the widower Holiday D.; daughter Mrs. Helen
Burns, Portland; sons Charles, Hawaii, Otto, Eureka, Calif.; seven
grandchildren, six great-grandchildren; sister Mrs. Bessie Cummings,
Portland; brothers Frank Timmerman, Salem, John Timmer-man, Hudson,
Wis., George Timmerman, River Falls, Wis.
Services will be 2:30 p.m. Monday at Jost mortuary with Rev.
Wesley Dodge officiating. Interment will be in Lee Mission
Cemetery, Salem." OS Dec 21, 1968 27:6
PETERS, Holiday
b. 1883
d. 04 Feb 1970 A-29-03-06
on marker w/Elizabeth G. Peters
"Lebanon--Holiday Peters, 86, a resident here for 20 years, died
Wednesday in a Portland hospital.
A retired sawmill operator, he came here from The Dalles and
lived at 585 A St. He was born in Nebraska.
Survivors are a daughter, Helen Burns, Portland, sons Charles
W., Kailu, Hawaii, and Otto F., in Calif-ornia; brother C.F. Peters,
Milwaukie, seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Services will be 1 p.m. Monday in Jost mortuary, Rev. Wesley C.
Dodge officiating. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery,
Salem." OS Feb 6, 1970 6:1
PETERS, Michael
b.
d. 21 Nov 1997 RA-15-07
PETERS, Olga
b. 22 Apr 1921
d. 04
Jan 2004 RA-02-06
"KEIZER - Olga Peters, 82, of Keizer died Sunday,
Jan. 4th. Born at Manitoba, Canada, she lived in the Dallas and
Monmouth area before moving to Keizer in 1960. She worked at Salem
State Hospital as a medical aide until she retired in 1983.
Survivors include six daughters, Norma McBeth of Dallas, Pearl
Cavender, Barbara Travis, Beverly Crandall, and Julie Hahn all of
Keizer and Wilma Coates of Emmett, Idaho; 13 grandchildren, and 18
great-grandchildren. Two surviving sisters, Marie Warkentine or
Brookings, Ore. and Adeline Friesen of Hathaway Pine, Calif.
Visiting, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Thurs., Jan. 8 followed by services at
1:00 p.m. at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen with Rigdon-Ransom Funeral
Directors. Interment will follow at Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.
SJ Online
PETERS, Viola
b.
d. 11 Mar 1934 D-09-03-04
"In this city, Monday, March 12, Viola Peters, aged 42
years. Survived by widower, Chris Peters of Portland; brother, R.
Crothers of Salem. Funeral services will be held Firday, March 16
at 2:30 p.m. from the chapel of the Salem Mortuary, 545 North Capitol
street. Interment Lee Mission cemetery." OS Mar 16, 1934
2:4 d/o Wm. & Anna E. (Robinson) Crothers per D/C #185
PETERSON,
b.
d. Reserved RA-56-03
PETERSON, Arthur Edmond
b. 1877
d. 27 Jan 1928 A-28-03-05
"Peterson--At Roseburg, January 27, Arthur E. Peterson, age 50
years, resident of Cannonville, formerly a resident of Salem, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Peterson of Cannonville; brother of Mark W. Peterson
of Los Angeles and Theodore C. Peterson of Cannonville. Mr.
Peterson was a member of Salem Elks Lodge and the Methodist church of
Salem. Funeral services Monday, Jan-uary 30, at 2:00 p.m. from
the Rigdon mortuary." CJ Jan 28, 1928 11:8
PETERSON,
Charles Bernard
b.
d. 22 Jul 2022 RC-47-08
PETERSON, John
b. 19 Oct 1856
d. 20 Sep 1930 A-28-03-04
"John H. Peterson, aged 73 years, died at the residence, 1747
Broadway street, Saturday morning, September 20. Survived by his
wife, Marie; two children, Theodore C., of Salem, and Mark W., of San
Francisco, Calif. Funeral services will be held Monday, 3 p.m. at
the Rigdon mortuary; interment at Lee Mission cemetery." OS Sep 21,
1930 5:4
PETERSON, Josephine Bartruff
b. 21 Mar 1901
d. 14 Feb 1995 RA-55-07
At Rest with God
"Beaverton--Josephine Bartruff Peterson, 93, formerly of Salem,
died Tuesday, Feb. 14, in Portland.
A native of Salem, she was born on a farm on Silverton Road, and
grew up here, attending Salem schools.
She was a registered nurse and also worked as a cook at
Cleveland High School and clerk at Portland State bookstore. She
lived in the Westmoreland area of Portland for 65 years and moved to a
Beaverton retirement in 1993.
Her husband Owen D. Peterson is deceased.
Survivors include her daughter, Ines M. Whipple of Portland;
sons, Wayne A. of Tigard and Robert C. of Sandy; sister, Ruth Bartruff
Walter of Beaverton; eight grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thurs-day, March 2, in Virgil T.
Golden mortuary in Salem. Interment will be in Lee Mission
Cemetery in Salem." SJ Feb 24, 1995 4B:2
PETERSON, Marie
b. 19 Oct 1857
d. 10 Jul 1934 A-28-03-04
"At the residence, 1747 Broadway, July 10, Mrs. Marie Peterson,
aged 76 years, widow of the late John H. Peterson, sister of Harry
Shurs of Stockton, Cal., Mrs. Frank B. Eyers of Campbell, Minn., Mrs.
J.L. Gordon of St. Paul, Minn., aunt of Charles L. Eyers of Salem. Also
survived by other nephews and nieces, eight grandchildren and 16 great
grandchildren. Funeral services Monday, July 16, 10:30 a.m. from
the chapel of W.T. Rigdon & Son. Interment Lee Mission
cemetery." OS Jul 13, 1934 5:1 d/o Andrew & Katherine
(Johnsen) Shurs per D/C #472
PETERSON, Nels A.
b. 05 Mar 1870
d. 20 Oct 1955 C-45-01-02
Interment Record #1876
"N.A. Peterson Stricken, Dies At Portland--Nels A. Peterson, 85,
long a resident of Salem, died Thursday at a Portland hospital shortly
after suffering what was believed to be a heart attack in a bus depot.
Peterson was born March 5, 1870, in Norway, and after coming to
Salem made his home at 456 N. 18th St. He was a gardener by trade.
Surviving are the widow, Clara, Salem; a daughter, Elvina
Welches, Cut Bank, Mont.; and a nephew, Hans Fjedlmoe, Tacoma, Wash.
W.T. Rigdon Mortuary is in charge of funeral
arrangements." OS Oct 22, 1955 I:5:3
PETERSON, Theodore C.
b. 1882
d. 21 Jun 1933 A-28-03-02
"T.C. Peterson, aged 51, a resident of 1747 Broadway, Salem,
passed away at Roseburg. Survived by his mother, Mrs. Marie
Peterson of Salem, and a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Flinner of Tulsa,
Okla. Funeral services Monday, June 26, at 1:30 p.m., from the
chapel of W.T. Rigdon & Son. Interment Jason Lee cemetery."
OS Jun 23, 1933 9:3
PETTERSON, Gust
b. 1866
d. 18 Aug 1940 Deaconess Hospital, Salem, Oregon C-17-01-04
Interment Record #1426
"In this city, Sunday, August 18, Gust Petterson, late resident
of 640 South Capitol street. Funeral ser-vices will be held in
the chapel of the W.T. Rigdon company, Thursday, August 22, at 1:30
p.m., Rev. P.W. Eriksen officiating. Concluding ser-vices Lee
Mission cemetery." OS Aug 20, 1940 5:3 Although the marker is
currently missing it was present June 1969; age 74 per that missing
marker
PFENNIGER, Ernest John
b. 1919
d. 09 Nov 1982 RA-31-04
m'd 01 Jan 1939
on marker w/Juanita R. Pfenniger
"Ernest John Pfenniger, 63, of 1685 Cottage St. NE, died Tuesday.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, he was a brick and stone mason in
Salem, where he had lived since 1955. He was a veteran of World
War II and a member of the Salem VFW Post 661 and Oregon Bricklayers
Local No. 1.
Survivors include his wife, Juanita R.; daughter, Marie L.
Carroll, Salem; and son, Roy P., Tenino, Wash.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Rigdon-Ransom
mortuary. Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery." SJ Nov 11,
1982 2B:3
PFENNIGER, Juanita R.
b. 1919
d. 20 Aug 2002
RA-31-03
m'd 01 Jan 1939
on marker w/Ernest J. Pfenniger
PHELPS, Barbara
b.
d. 04 May 1951 C-43-03-02
Interment Record #1722
"Barbara Phelps, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Phelps
of Jefferson, at a local hospital, May 4. Survived also by a
sister, Linda Phelps of Jefferson and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Phelps of Jefferson, Mrs. James Sexton of Oklahoma and L.J. Walker of
Chicago, Ill. Private graveside services were held at the Lee
Mission cemetery, Saturday, May 3, under the direction of the
Howell-Edwards chapel." CJ May 5, 1951 15:8
PHELPS, Bertha E.
b. 1890
d. 18 Feb 1912 D-16-02-05
"At her home on W. Rural avenue, Mrs. Bertha E. Phelps, aged 22
years and three months. Mrs. Phelps was the daughter of F.A.
Gleason and the wife of R.C. Phelps.
The funeral will be conducted by Rev. G. L. Lovell at the
Independent Evangelical church at 2 p.m. today. Interment will be
made in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Feb 20, 1912 5:2
PHELPS, Edmond
b. 25 Jul 1910
d. 14 Oct 1910 D-06-01-05
s/o R.C. & Bertha (Gleason) Phelps; died from
gastro-enteritis; age 2ms 19ds per D/C #3259
PHELPS, Infant
b. 21 Jun 1911
d. 23 Jun 1911 D-16-02-05
"At their home on Rural avenue, Salem, Or., yesterday morning,
June 23, 1911, infant son of Rollin and Bertha Phelps.
Funeral today at 1 p.m. Interment in Lee Mission
cemetery." DOS Jun 24, 1911 5:6 s/o R.C. Phelps
PHILLIPS,
b.
d. Reserved RA-52-01
PHILLIPS,
b.
d. Reserved RA-52-02
PHILLIPS, David D. Rev.
b. 1882
d. 29 Jun 1963 RA-50-03
on marker w/Selma Ann Phillips
"Late resident of Petaluma, Calif., formerly of Salem, June 29,
at the age of 81 years. Survived by wife, Selma Anna Phillips,
Petaluma. Services will be Wed. July 3, 2 p.m. in the Howell-Edwards
Chapel. Rev. A.G. Jeffries officiating. Interment Lee
Mission Cemetery. Casket will be open to friends after 6 p.m.
Tues. July 2." OS Jul 1, 1963 10:3
PHILLIPS, Selma Ann
b. 1889
d. 12 Apr 1968 RA-50-04
on marker w/David D. Phillips
"Mrs. Thelma Phillips, 78, of 317 Taybin Road NW, who had lived
in Salem at various times since 1911 and con-tinuously the past six
years, died Friday night at a Salem hospital where she had been taken
earlier in the day.
She was a member of Church of the Nazarene.
Surviving are brothers Louis, William and Harry Oldenburg, all
of Salem, and Walter of Vancouver, Wash.; sisters Mrs. Clara Kaiser,
Salem, Mrs. Laura Dilling, Connell, Wash., Mrs. Sadie Janosky, Nampa,
Idaho, and Mrs. Lydia Finkbeiner, Kennewick, Wash.
Arrangements are pending at Howell-Edwards Chapel." OS Apr
13, 1968 8:8
PHIPPS, Daisy E.
b. 1873
d. 19 Nov 1949 A-27-04-07
on marker w/Frank L. Waller & Freeman P. Phipps
"Mrs. Daisy E. Phipps, late resident of 965 Fairview Ave., at a
local hospital, November 19. Survived by widower, Freeman P.
Phipps, Salem; daughter, Mrs. Frederick C. Klaus, Salem; brother, John
L. Walker, Prosser, Wash., and two grandchildren. Services will
be held Tuesday, Novem-ber 22, at 2 p.m. from the Virgil T. Golden
company chapel with the Rev. L. C. Kirby officiating. Casket will
be open to friends until 1:45 p.m. Tues-day. The family requests
that flowers be omitted and those who desire to contribute to a fund
for purchase of items for the new Jason Lee Memorial church Sunday
school auditorium as a memorial to Mrs. Phipps. Contribu-tions
may be given to Mrs. Gordon Black, 2037 Nebraska ave. Interment
in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Nov 22, 1949 10:4
PHIPPS, Freeman P.
b. 1873
d. 26 Aug 1950 A-27-04-08
on marker w/Daisy E. Phipps & Frank L. Waller
"Freeman P. Phipps, late resident of 965 Fairview ave., at a
local hospi-tal, August 26, at the age of 77. Survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Laura Louise Klaus, Salem; a sister, Mrs. L.E. Sutliff,
Lorain, Ohio; and two grandchildren. Services will be held
Tuesday, August 29, at 3 p.m. at the Virgil T. Golden chapel with
interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Aug 29, 1950 10:4
PICKENS, David B.
b. 06 Sep 1817
d. 23 Mar 1901 A-36-03-04
"Aged Sufferer Passes Away--David B. Pickens, of North Salem
Succumbed to Apoplexy Last Night-Funeral Tomorrow--David B. Pickens, an
aged and highly respected resident of North Salem, passed from this
life at 9:40 o'clock last night, at the family home, corner of Division
and 5th street, North Salem, after an illness of several days from the
effects of apoplexy, aged 83 years, 6 months and 21 days.
Deceased has been feeble for a number of years, and last Sunday,
while out in his yard he suffered a stroke of apoplexy. The best
medical attendance possible was promptly secured, but without avail,
and, after lingering three days the aged sufferer passed away
peacefully last night.
Deceased was born in Tennessee, and came to the Pacific coast in
1862, when he located in Polk county. After a number of years he
removed to Washington county, and sixteen years ago he located in North
salem, where he resided until his demise as indic-ated above.
Deceased leaves an aged widow, five sons and two daughters, all
grown and settled in life. They are: John H., and Joseph N.
Pickens of Salem; Charles C. of Castle Rock, Washington; Thos H., of
Montana; Lewis F., of Republic, Washington; and Mrs. Sadie Lewis, of
Castle Rock, Washington.
The funeral will be held from the family residence in North
Salem, at 10 a.m. tomorrow (Friday), conducted by Elder Wilson.
Interment will be had in Lee Mission Cemetery.
Deceased was a member of the M.E. church for the past 70 years
and in early life became a Free Mason, but had not affiliated with that
order for a number of years." DOS Mar 28, 1901 7:3
PICKENS, Dora
b. 1887
d. 30 Jun 1946 D-06-03-06
"Dora Pickens, late resident of 1963 N. 4th st., Salem, at
Tulare, California, Sunday, June 30. Wife of Charles M. Pickens
of Salem; mother of Mrs. Delbert J. Hall of Newport and George Pickens
of Salem, and a daughter Louise residing in Pennsylvania; sister of
Mrs. Jim Varonos of Tulare, California. Funeral services will be
held Wed-nesday, July 3, at 3 p.m. in the W.T. Rigdon chapel with
concluding services at Lee Mission cemetery. Captain Lesher will
officiate." OS Jul 2, 1946 14:4
PICKENS, Freddie
b. 27 May 1883
d. 05 Jul 1889 A-36-03-03
age 6y1m8d
"On Friday morning, July 5th, 1889, at 3 o'clock a.m., at his
home in North Salem, Freddie Pickens, aged 6 years.
The mother and step-father of the little fellow spent the Fourth
of July at Albany and the first they knew of his death was when they
stepped off the 1 o'clock train here yesterday and the mother gave way
to the wildest grief when the sad news was broken to her. The boy
was subject to a species of fits and was seized with one on Thursday
evening, from which he never rallied. His uncles did everything
possible for his relief and summoned a physician, but there was no
possibi-lity of relief." OS Jul 6, 1889 4:4 s/o J.M. & M.E.
Pickens
PICKENS, J. M.
b.
d. Aug 1902
A-36-03-01
Died cAug 1902; funeral by A.M. Clough per Record of Interment
#309
PICKENS, Josephine
b. 29 Mar 1914
d. 07 Jun 1914 A-36-03-02
d/o Charles & Dora (Idlewine) Pickens; died from whooping
cough per D/C #1602
PICKENS, Wesley
b. 07 Apr 1918
d. 11 Jan 1919 D-06-03-05
s/o C.M. & Dora (Idlewine) Pickens; died from bronchial
pneumonia per D/C #47
PICKERING, Jeanette Kay
b. 21 Oct 1936
d. 13 Dec 1936 A-42-04-06
on marker w/Rex Pickering
d/o Harold W. & Agnes (Hansen) Pickering; died from
probable acciden-tal suffocation in blankets per D/C #1059
PICKERING, Rex A.
b. 16 May 1905
d. 10 Apr 1928 A-42-04-05
A pioneer for world peace
on marker w/Jeanette Kay Pickering
"Kimball Secretary Dies Following Heart-Attack--Rex Pickering,
23, sec-retary of Kimball School of Thealogy for the past two years,
died yesterday at the home of his parents at 480 North 18th street,
after suffering a week from a severe heart attack. He was well
known in and about Salem, having served as pastor in several churches
outside of Salem since he was connected with the Kimball college.
Before entering Kimball, he attended the University of Idaho
from which he graduated three years ago.
The funeral will be held from Rigdon's funeral parlors, Thursday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. It will be in charge of the Kimball
group. In-terment will be in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS Apr
11, 1928 3:4 See also: OS Apr 14, 1928 5:4
PICKETT, Douglas
b. 1863
d. 27 Oct 1901 OLD 106-03
"Died In Jail--Douglas Pickett, aged 36 years, formerly a bright
young man of this city, with a promising future, died in the city jail
yesterday morn-ing at 10:30 o'clock, as a result of a protracted spree
and an excessive indulgence in alchohol, cocaine and morphine, to which
habits he has been addicted for a number of years. De-ceased was
found in the old Postoffice stable, by Chief of Police D.W. Gibson
Friday afternoon, in a very bad condi-tion, and was later taken to the
police' station by that officer, where he was made as comfortable as
possible. Yesterday morning, however, his condition grew worse
and he became suddenly convulsed in spasms and fits, of which nothing
seemed to relieve him. He tore his clothing from his body, and
fell on the cement floor a number of times, striking his face and head
and his death, which came at 10:30 o'clock, is supposed to have been
caused by these severe falls.
Coroner D.F. Lane was called and upon making a thorough
examination of the circumstances decided that it was not necessary to
hold an inquest and the remains were taken to Rigdon & Clough's
undertaking parlors, where they were prepared for burial.
Doug. Pickett, as he is more famili-arly known, was a one time
Salem boy and of highly respectable family, but through mingling in bad
company and contracting those destructive drug habits he went from bad
to worse until the end came, which in his case, was a godsend.
Funeral services will be held in Rigdon & Clough's undertaking
parlors today, and the burial will take place at the Lee Mission
ceme-tery." OS Oct 27, 1901 8:3
PIENING, Elizabeth
b. 1882
d. 21 Nov 1939 A-32-03-01
"Mrs. Elizabeth Piening at a local hospital November 21.
Late resident of 850 Thompson avenue. Survived by husband, and
two daughters in California." OS Nov 22, 1939 5:1
PIERRE, Yolaine
b. 19 Jul 1952
d. 11 Jun 2016
RC-32-15
"Salem - Funeral
Services will be held 10:00 a.m. Saturday, June 25, 2016 at Virgil T. Golden
Funeral Service" [Statesman Journal, June 22, 2016]
PIKE, Bernice
b. 1883
d. 24 Jul 1894 D-31-03-02
"In North Salem, Tuesday evening, July 24, 1894, Bernice,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Pike, aged 11 years.
Scarlet fever was the cause of her death, she having been ill
with it for ten days. The remains were interred in Lee Mission
cemetery yesterday at 4 p.m." OS Jul 26, 1894 4:5
PIKE, Elizabeth
b. 06 Jun 1830
d. 25 Dec 1913 D-31-03-04
d/o Levi Haynes; widow of Jonathan E. Pike; born in Ohio; died
at Portland Sanitorium from hemoplegia with contributing cause of
chronic nephritis per Multnomah Co D/C #153
PIKE, F.A. Mrs.
b. 1859
d. 27 Jul 1896
D-31-03-01
"Pike--At the family home, No. 135
Church street, Salem, Or., on Wednes-day, July 27, 1896, at 9 o'clock
p.m., Mrs. F.A. Pike, aged 37 years and 4 months.
Mrs. Pike was a native Oregonian, having been born at Jefferson,
this county. She was a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J.F. Denny and a
sister of Mrs. H.C. Tarpley, of North Liberty street. Funeral
services were held at the First M.E. church yesterday after-noon at 3
o'clock and interment was had at the Lee Mission cemetery. Rev.
Geo. W. Grannis officiated." DOS Jul 29, 1896 5:5
PIKE, Jonathan E.
b. Sep 1815
d. 07 Feb 1897 D-31-03-03
"Pike--At the family home on the corner of Mill and 20th
streets, Salem, at 6 a.m. Sunday, February 7, 1897, Jonathan E. Pike,
aged 82 years.
Deceased leaves a wife and three children, viz: L.A. Pike, chief
clerk in the customs house at Portland; Frank A. and Cora A. Pike of
Salem.
The funeral was held yesterday at the residence, Revs. H.A.
Denton and Beauchamp officiating. Interment was had in Lee
mission cemetery." DOS Feb 9, 1897 8:5
PINE, Charles Edward
b.
30 May 1895
d. 30
Oct 1985
RA-47-10
on
marker w/Nona Watson Pine but believed to be buried in California.
In Santa Cruz, California on October 30, 1985. Mr.
Charles E. Pine. Survived by his wife of 15 years, Emmy E. Pine of Santa Cruz;
his daughter, Norman Wilson of Salem, Oregon; grandfather of six,
great-grandfather of seventeen; also survived by two step-children, Marian E.
Hardwick and Norman E. Mork both of Santa Cruz. Native of New York, N.Y., aged
90 years. Member of Santa Cruz Lodge 38, F. & A.M. ; Scottish Rite Bodies, San
Jose; Islam Temple, San Francisco; Paaro Valley Shrine Club; Masonic Luncheon
Club; Hi-Twelve Club; and SIRS. Masonic Services will be conducted at the Irvin
M. Smith and Sons, Chapel of the Four Seasons, 1050 Cayuga Street, Monday,
November 4, 1985 at 2:00 P.M. with Santa Cruz Lodge 38, F. & A.M. officiating.
Friends may call at the Irvin M. Smith and Sons, Little "Pine Chapel, on Sunday
from 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park, Santa Cruz.
Contributions to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, 1651 19th Avenue, San
Francisco, CA 94122 preferred. Published in the Santa Cruz Sentinel on November
3, 1985
PINE, Nona Watson
b. 1892
d. 12 Jun 1968 RA-47-09
on marker w/Charles Edward Pine
"Mrs. Nona W. Pine, 76, 875 20th St. NE, died Wednesday at a
Salem nursing home.
She was born in Scotland and lived most of her life in
California. She came here a year ago from Washington.
Surviving are the widower, Charles E.; daughter Mrs. Norma P.
Wilson, Salem; brother Fredrick Fletcher, Nova Scotia; sisters Sue
Baat, Santa Barbara, Calif., and Winifred Wilson and Ethel Strachan,
both of White Rock, B.C.; six grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Private services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday at the W.T. Rigdon
chapel, Rev. Bruce Cornely officiating. Interment will be in Lee
Mission Cemetery." OS Jun 13, 1968 39:1
PINEDA, Sergido
Manolo Sequen
b. 17 Jul 1979
d. 01 Jun 2024 RC-31-22
Buried 6/13/2024, h/o Angelica
Calderon
PITTMAN, Anna Maria
See: Anna Maria Pittman Lee
PLUNTS, Margaret H.
b. 29 May 1866
d. 30 Aug 1936 A-26-01-05
Mother
"Mrs. Margaret Pluntz, at the residence, 1920 Broadway, Sunday,
August 30, at the age of 70 years. Survived by widower, William
F. Pluntz; daughters, Mrs. J.L. Pitcher of White Bear, Minn., Mrs. J.E.
Johnson of Newberg; sons, George of Lake Nebagamon, Wis., Lawrence of
Greenville, Calif., Lester of Salem; brother, Wilson Watson of
Phillips, Wis.; sister, Mrs. Peter Larson of Barronett, Wis.; 24
grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services at
Jason Lee church, Thurs-day, Sept. 3, 1:30 p.m., Rev. Lynn A. Wood
officiating. Interment Lee Mission cemetery." OS Sep 3, 1936
5:1 d/o William & Elizabeth (Wilson) Watson per D/C #748
PODGORNOFF, Mary Ann
b. 23 Jul 1927
d.
27 Dec 2000 RA-07-08
"MaryAnn Podgornoff, 73, of Salem died Wednesday. Cause of death was unavailable.
Born in Los Angeles, she moved to Salem in the 1960s and attended the
Merritt Davis School of Business. She worked for private and state
agencies until she retired from State Accident Insurance Fund in 1989.
She enjoyed participating in church activities.
Survivors include her son, Ed Podgornoff of San Antonio, Texas;
daughters, Doris Najera of Los Angeles, Kat Podgornoff of San
Francisco, Annie Mason of Salem, Tanya Jacobsmuhlen of Portland and
Meryle Yawlowtize of Johnson City, Tenn.; brothers, Bill and Jim
Patapoff, both of Los Angeles; sister, Doris Thomas of Los Angeles;
eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Visiting will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday and Monday at Virgil T.
Golden Funeral Service. Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at the
mortuary. Interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery. Contributions:
Friendship House, 2035 Devcor St. SE, Salem, 97302 or American Cancer
Society, Northwest Area, 2350 Oakmont Way, No. 2000, Eugene, 97401.
SJ Online
PODGORNOFF, Peter
b.
d. 27 Dec 1989 RA-07-08
POGGE, John
b. 1891
d. 02 Nov 1924 OLD 205-05
age 33 years; cause of death tuber-culosis per Record of
Interment #1004
POINDEXTER, Anna L.
b. 1893
d. 31 May 1966 RA-31-08
Loving wife and Mother
"Mrs. Anna L. Poindexter, 73, of 2495 Wooddale Ave. NE, died
Tuesday at a Salem hospital.
She had lived in Salem from 1935 to 1941 while her late husband,
Rev. Dean C. Poindexter, was pastor of Leslie Methodist Church.
She returned to Salem in 1960 following his death. From 1961 to
1963 she served as parish visitor at Jason Lee Methodist Church.
Surviving are sons Charles L., Asto-ria, and David O.,
Cresskill, N.J., brother Leslie B. Porter, Milwaukee, Wis.; sister Ada
L. Porter, Salem; and three grandchildren.
Services are pending at Virgil T. Golden mortuary." OS Jun 1,
1966 12:8
POINDEXTER, David Oldham
b. 30 Jan 1929 Hood
River, Oregon
d. 08 Feb 2018 Portland, Oregon
RC-12-11
"David Oldham Poindexter, a Methodist minister who championed the use of radio
and television serial dramas to promote family planning, gender equity, and
protection of the environment, died February 8 at a hospital in Portland,
Oregon. He died from the effects of a stroke. Poindexter, who also organized
several non-governmental organization (NGO) forums at major UN conferences, was
born in Hood River, Oregon on January 30, 1929.
After
receiving a Bachelor’s of Art at Willamette University in 1951 and both
Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Theology at Boston University (where he
became friends with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.), David served as pastor of
Parkrose Heights Methodist Church in Portland for eight years. He then moved to
New York City to work with the National Council of Churches for five years as
Director of Utilization of the NCC’s Broadcasting and Film Commission and then
Director of Promotion Services, during which he established close ties with the
Hollywood community.
At the request of his bishop, David became
Director of the Communication Center of the Population Institute from 1970 to
1985. In the early1970s, he collaborated with John D. Rockefeller III to hold a
meeting of the three network CEOs – a meeting also attended by then UN
ambassador George H.W. Bush and Senator Robert Packwood – to discuss treatment
of gender, reproductive health and family planning issues in television. He
convinced the CEOs of the three major networks to host a large gathering in New
York of key network entertainment producers and writers. Following that event,
he organized annual awards ceremonies in collaboration with the National Academy
of Television Arts and Sciences to recognize the best entertainment shows
addressing those issues.
One of the outgrowths of Poindexter’s
outreach to Hollywood leaders was a long-standing relationship with Norman Lear
and his head of drama, Virginia Carter. At Poindexter’s suggestion, the
character Maude, in the series by the same name, had a mid-life abortion – six
months before the Roe vs. Wade decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. As Norman
Lear later put it, “David got Maude pregnant.” Similarly, he suggested the
vasectomy of Rob Reiner’s character, Michael, on All in the Family.
During his work in Hollywood, Poindexter worked closely with Mary Tyler Moore,
who was a great supporter of his work, which helped to bring about the
discussion of sexism in the workplace on the Mary Tyler Moore Show.
In the mid-1970s, Poindexter began working in Mexico, where he discovered and
promoted the work of Miguel Sabido, a well-known Mexican playwright and
television producer who became a pioneer in entertainment-education. As Vice
President of Televisa, Sabido produced six telenovelas in the late
1970s and early 1980s, modeling family planning use for Mexican audiences.
During that time, Mexico experienced the most rapid decline in fertility rate of
any developing country in the 20th century up until that time. These
programs had similar effects when they were broadcast in several in
Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America. Thomas Donnelly, then with USAID in
Mexico, wrote, “The Televisa family planning soap operas have made the
single most powerful contribution to the Mexican population success story.”
In the early 1980s, Poindexter took Sabido to meet with Indian Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi, and following a training program they organized for Doordarshan
(Indian Television), the country began broadcasting India’s first social content
soap opera, Hum Log (“We People”) in July 1984. The program included
promotion of family planning and elevation of the status of women through the
words and actions of key characters. Research conducted by the Annenberg School
for Communication and Journalism of the University of Southern California, found
dramatic impacts on audience attitudes about women’s rights and ideal family
size. The program spurred over 400,000 people to write letters to the Indian
Television Authority.
In 1986, Poindexter, with commercial
sponsorship from India’s largest industrial conglomerate, helped to organize a
second serial drama, which aired in January 1992. Produced by Roger Pereira,
Humraahi (“Come Along With Me”) dealt with child marriage, age of first
pregnancy, gender bias in childbearing and child rearing, equal educational
opportunity, and the right of women to choose their own husbands. A Rockefeller
Foundation-funded study showed that viewers, contrasted with non-viewers,
changed significantly in their attitudes regarding the ideal age of marriage and
the acceptability of women in the work place.
At the Population
Institute, and later as founder and President of Population Communications
International (1985-1998), Poindexter worked to bring about similar programs in
numerous countries, including Brazil, China, Kenya, Madagascar, Namibia,
Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, St. Lucia, and Tanzania.
Following retirement in 1998, Poindexter served as Honorary Chair of Population
Media Center, where he helped establish new programs in Ethiopia and Nigeria. He
continued in this role until his death, during which time Population Media
Center implemented social change serial dramas in 54 countries.
Poindexter chaired the U.S. NGO Committee for the UN Population Conference in
1974, held in Bucharest, Romania. He also served as Convener of the NGO Planning
Committee for the 1984 Population Conference, held in Mexico City and as
Convener of the NGO Planning Committee for the 1994 UN Conference on Population
and Development, held in Cairo. The 1994 NGO Forum became the largest NGO forum
in UN history.
For over a decade, he was an officer of the
Committee on Sustainable Development of the Conference of Non-Governmental
Organizations in Consultative Status with the UN’s Economic and Social Division.
He also served on the Executive Committee of the Conference of UN
Representatives of the Council of Organizations of the United Nations
Association-USA (UNA-USA). He was an Honorary Fellow of the Population Reference
Bureau, and received the Ninoy Aquino Human Rights Award, an Alumni Citation
from Willamette University, the Eleanor Schnurr Award of the UNA-USA, and the
Distinguished Service Award of the Population Institute. He was an Honorary Life
Board Member of the Council on International Non-Theatrical Events (CINE).
Poindexter’s life and work are captured in his autobiographical book, Out of
the Darkness of Centuries, published in 2009.
David is
survived by his wife of 65 years, Marian Sayer Poindexter, and his son, Jim.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, February 13, at the First United
Methodist Church, at 1838 SW Jefferson Street, Portland, Oregon 97201 at 10:30
am.
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested memorial
contributions may be made to Population Media Center, Suite 302, 30 Kimball
Avenue, South Burlington, Vermont 05403.
POINDEXTER, Dean C.
b. 03 Feb 1893
d. 19 Jun 1957 RA-31-07
Methodist Minister
"Former Salem Pastor Dies After Heart Attack--The Rev. Dean C.
Poindexter, 64, of Bend, former pastor of the Leslie Methodist Church
in Salem, died Wednesday morning in a Corvallis hospital.
Poindexter, who ministered in Salem from 1935 to 1941, suffered
a heart attack Sunday while attending the Ore-gon Methodist Conference
in Corvallis.
He was born Feb. 3, 1893, in Farmington, Wash., son of Thomas
and Cedelia Poindexter. He received his early education in
Farmington and later attended Asbury College at Willmore, Ky. He
was graduated from Willamette University in Salem in 1924.
Poindexter was minister of the Klamath Circuit from 1924 to
1927, next serving at churches in Hood River and Springfield for four
years each, before coming to Salem.
His next pastorates were at The Dalles, from 1941 to 1945, and
at Astoria from 1945 to 1951, when he went to Bend.
He was a member of the Bend Ministerial Association, the Oregon
Council of Churches, the Suttle Lake Camp Commission, and the Bend
Kiwanis Club.
His wedding to Anna L. Porter, who survives, took place on Sept.
10, 1924, at River Forest, Ill.
Other survivors are two sons, Charles L. of Astoria and David O.
of Portland; three brothers, the Rev. T. Earl Poindexter of Salmon
Creek, Wash., Gilbert T. Poindexter of Oswego, Ore., and Harold
Poindexter of Asotin, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Arrah Stump of Eugene
and Mrs. Eugene Rolleson of Moscow, Idaho; and two granddaughters.
Graveside services will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. Friday at
Jason Lee Cemetery, Salem, the Rev. George Roseberry officiating.
The Virgil T. Golden Funeral Home is in charge." OS Jun 20, 1957 3:2
POINDEXTER, Marian J.
b.
d. 25 Jan 2020 RC-12-12
Died in Orange City, Volusia, Florida. Was buried 27 Feb
2020
POITRA-RAMOS, Carmen Nicole
b. 29 May 1982 Salem, Oregon
d. 03 Jul 1982 Salem, Oregon C-43-07-12
Our Sweetheart
"Carmen Nicole Poitra, infant daughter of Natalie Poitra and
Manuel Rocha, both of Salem, died Saturday.
Surviving, in addition to her parents, are her grandparents,
Mary Poitra, Salem, Michael Wilkie, Tahola, Wash., and Rees and
Esperanza Rocha, in Mexico.
Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m. today in Lee Mission
Cemetery, under direction of Virgil T. Golden mortuary." SJ Jul 8, 1982
2B:5
POLANCO,
Hector David
b. 07 Aug 1931
d. 18 Aug 2021 RA-12-21
Buried 25 Aug 2021 by Johnson Funeral
Home
POLANSKI,
b.
d. Reserved A-37-02-02
on marker w/Romeo F. Polanski
POLANSKI, Romeo F.
b. 1895
d. 13 Feb 1965 A-37-02-03
on marker w/( ) Polanski
"Romeo F. Polanski, 69, a long-time building contractor, died
Saturday at a Salem hospital. He is a late resi-dent of 620
Summer St. SE.
Polanski was born at Barnsville, Minn. and had resided in Salem
for the past 43 years.
Survivors include the widow, Maye H. Polanski, Salem; son,
Gilbert, also Salem; daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Col-lister, Long Beach,
Calif., Gladys Champion, Detroit, Ore., Frances Pulse, The Dalles, Mrs.
Lena Morgan, Lilly Gilmer, Myrtle George and Emma Ramage, all Salem;
and a brother, Calvin Chambers, also Salem.
Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday in the W.T. Rigdon chapel.
Interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Feb 14, 1965 8:1
POOL, Milo Randolph
b. 18 Sep 1846
d. 02 Dec 1925 A-31-03-08
on marker w/Sophronia E. Pool
"At the residence, 1724 Nebraska avenue, Wednesday, Dec. 2, Milo
M. Pool, 80 years. Survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. M.H.
McKay of Corvallis; one son, Clark H. Pool of New York. The
deceased was a member of the First Methodist church. Funeral
services will be held today at 10:30 a.m. from the Rigdon
mortuary. Inter-ment in the Lee Mission cemetery. Please
omit flowers." OS Dec 4, 1925 5:7 s/o Hiram & ? (Niles)
Pool per D/C #818
POOL, Sophronia E.
b. 13 Dec 1855
d. 23 Apr 1945 A-31-03-07
on marker w/Milo R. Pool
"Mrs. S.E. Pool Rites Today--Funeral services for Mrs. Sophronia
E. Pool, 1724 Nebraska ave., who died Monday following an extended
illness, will be held today at 3 p.m. from the W.T. Rigdon
chapel. Dr. J.C. Harrison will officiate and interment will be in
Lee Mission cemetery.
Mrs. Pool had lived in Salem for the past 20 years and was a
member of the First Methodist church. Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. M.B. McKay of Troutdale, and a son, Clark H. Pool of New York
City; four grand-children and one great-grandchild." OS Apr 24, 1945
2:8 b. 12 mile Point, IA; d/o Rhoda Storey & ? Worrell;
w/o Milo R. Pool per D/C #2648
PORTER, Ada Lenore
b. 02 Jun 1886
d. 16 Jul 1987 RA-31-22
"Milwaukie--Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in First
United Methodist Church, Salem, for Ada L. Porter, 101, a former
resident of Salem, who died Thursday.
Private interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem, under
the direction of Virgil T. Golden mortu-ary, Salem.
She was born in West Liberty, Iowa. At 17 she began
teaching school near Chicago and later taught in Chile for five years
and in California, Washing-ton, Oregon and River Forest, Ill. She
received a master's degree in educ-ation from Columbia University in
New York City.
In 1960 she retired and moved to Salem, where she was a Laubach
literacy program teacher. She moved to a convalescent home in
Milwaukie in 1971. She was a member of First United Methodist
Church in Salem and the American Association of University Women.
Survivors include her nieces, Alice Steiner, Metairie, La., and
Joanne Pendleton, Chicago, Ill.; and nephews, Charles Poindexter,
Portland, David Poindexter, Cresskill, N.J., and James Porter, Chicago,
Ill.
Contributions may be made to the Ada L. Porter Memorial Fund at
Willamette View Manor, 12705 S.E. River Road, Milwaukie 97222." SJ Jul
22, 1987 2B:4
PORTER, Eva M.
b. 1854
d. 11 May 1939 D-20-03-03
his wife
on marker w/Henry & Guy Porter
"Eva Porter, age 84 years, passed away at her home in Newport,
Ore., Thursday. Born in Medena, Wis., and lived there until
coming to Salem in 1908. For the past 19 years had lived in
Newport. Survived by one son, Guy W. of Newport; one brother,
George E. Weeks of Guildford, Mont. Services will be held from
Terwilliger-Edwards chapel Saturday, May 13; at 2:30 p.m., Rev. L.W.
Collar officiating. Inter-ment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS May
13, 1939 5:1
PORTER, Guy W.
b. 1899
d. 08 Jan 1940 D-20-03-04
Son
on marker w/Henry & Eva Porter
"Porter--Guy W. Porter, 50, passed away January 8 at the
Veterans' hospi-tal in Portland after an illness of two months.
Born in York, Wisc., and had lived in Salem for several years.
Member of American Legion, post No. 661, Salem, and Elks lodge.
Survivors include a cousin, George C. Lewellin of Hillsboro.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the
Terwilliger-Edwards Funeral home, Rev. L.W. Collar officiating.
Interment in Lee Mission cemetery. American Legion will have
charge of graveside ser-vices." CJ Jan 9, 1940 14:8
PORTER, Henry H.
b. 12 May 1854
d. 12 Sep 1921 D-20-03-02
on marker w/Eva & Guy Porter
"Porter--Henry H. Porter, aged 67 years, passed away Monday,
September 12, at the Willamette sanitarium in Salem. He is
survived by a wife and son, Guy W. Porter of Salem.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Terwilliger home. Mr. Porter was born in Wisconsin in 1854,
and came to Salem thirteen years ago. He lived on Garden road
until a year ago when he moved to Newport." CJ Sep 13, 1921 5:6
PORTER, Infant
b.
d. 02 Jan 1896 OLD 115-11
child of H.D. Porter
"Porter--At the family home on Summer and Union streets, at 5
p.m. Thursday, January 2, 1896, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H.D. Porter.
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev.
Bueke, of the Church of God, officiating. Interment took place in
Lee Mission cemetery." DOS Jan 4, 1896 5:5
PORTER, James Conald Sr.
b. 27 Mar 1930
d. 15 Feb 1994 RA-43-12
Died in Marion Co, OR; h/o Janet; D/C #94-03671 per Oregon
Death Index
POTCHIE, Beatrice
b.
d. 25 Jun 1960 RA-57-12
"At the residence, 110 NW King St., Portland. Survived by
sisters, Mrs. Alfred (Maude) Lane, Salem, Mrs. Katy Hamilton, Merced,
Calif., Mrs. Sarah Bushong, Bend, Mrs. Margaret Goodman, Los Angeles,
Mrs. Letha Nix, Albany; brothers, Tony Porter, Frank Porter, and
Benjamin Porter, all of Myrtle Point, William Porter, Zigzag, Ore.,
Woodrow Porter, Blue River, Ore. Services will be held Monday,
June 27th at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel of Barrick Funeral Home.
Private inter-ment, Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Jun 27, 1960 5:1
POTTER, Hulda Louise
b. 04 May 1877
d. 21 Jul 1957 OLD 204-05
"In Portland, Ore., July 21. Late resident of 2414 N.E.
23rd Ave., Port-land. Sister of Lena Holseker, Salem, Dr. Almon
Siewert, Pasadena, Calif., Mrs. Meda Schultz, Alameda, Calif., Mrs.
D.E. Cooper, Salem. Services will be held Wednesday, July 24 at
3:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the W.T. Rigdon Co. Concluding
services will be at Lee Mission Cemetery. Dr. Brooks H. Moore
will officiate." OS Jul 24, 1957 7:1
POWELL, John H.
b.
d. 23 Aug 1970 N/A
POWERS, Charles E.
b. 1856
d. 07 May 1916 D-17-02-02
on marker w/Jane Powers Berzee
"Charles E. Powers Dies--Salem Rancher Sufferes Paralytic
Stroke--Funeral Today--While alone on a ranch about six miles south of
Salem, Charles E. Powers was stricken Sunday noon with paralysis and
died later in Salem at the home of his brother, E.W. Powers, 1843 D
street. He was 59 years old, a rancher and came here eight years
ago from Aberdeen, South Dakota.
It is supposed that he had a stroke shortly before noon. A
nephew, Herschel Powers, who lives nearby found the man, unconscious
about three hours later. He was taken to Salem and medical
attention given him but he died without gaining consciousness at 8:30
o'clock. He had been in fair health.
Besides the brother in Salem, he is survived by a sister, Mrs.
W. Cooley of this city, and a brother, E.J. Powers of Allegan, Mich.
The funeral will be held today at 11 o'clock from the E.W.
Powers residence at Fifteenth and D streets. Rev. F.T. Porter
will officiate and burial will be in Lee Mission cemetery." OS May 9,
1916 5:4
PRATT, Jesse Hurley
b. 25 May 1923 Woodward County, OK
d. 17 Oct 1946 Benton County, OR C-47-03-03
s/o Roy Lee Pratt and Edith Lois Gurnsey
killed in logging accident in Benton County when choker chain broke
PRATT, Roy Lee
b. 08 Mar 1899 MO
d. 16 Sep 1941 Salem, OR C-51-02-01
h/o Edith Lois Gurnsey
"Traffic Toll In Five Days Totals Five--Traffic total of
fatalities in the Salem area within five days mounted to five Tuesday
night when Roy Lee Pratt, 43, Hubbard, died at a Salem hospital.
Internal injuries and brain concus-sion sustained when he
crashed his light pickup into the rear of a lumber truck which was
slowing to a halt on the Dallas highway six miles west of Salem had
sent Pratt to the hospital Monday night.
The truck was driven by Donald Benjamin Hill of Taft, who told
investigating officers he had been having trouble with his lights and
was drawing to the edge of the road to try to better manipulate them
before traveling on.
...reference to other traffic accident....
Pratt is survived by his widow, Edith Louise Pratt of Hubbard;
daughters, Mrs. John Mitch of Portland and Connie Pratt of Hubbard;
sons, Hurley, Leroy, Carl and Keith Pratt, all of Hubbard, and one
sister, Connie M. Bogle of Woodward, Okla. Funeral services are
to be held at 1:30 Thursday from the Rigdon chapel." OS Sep 17, 1941
1:1
D/C #803: s/o William H. & Clemency Jane (Lovelace) Pratt
Record of Interment #1442
PREBLE, Marjorie Ann
b.
d. 30 Apr 1931 OLD 211-09
"Marjorie Ann Preble died in this city April 30, aged 15 months;
daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Preble of 663 North Liberty
street. Funeral services Friday, May 1, at 10:30 a.m. from the
Clough-Barrick chapel. In-terment Jason Lee cemetery." OS May 1,
1931 5:4
PRENTICE, Celia
b. 1903
d. 20 Apr 1926 OLD 212-07
"At her home three miles North of Salem on Route 8, April 20,
1926, Celia Prentice, age 23 years. She is survived by her
mother, Mrs. H.K. Bushnell, and by her step-father. Funeral
services will be held from the Terwilliger funeral home on Thursday,
April 22, at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Ferguson and Johnson will
officiate. Committal services will be in the Lee Mission cemetery." OS
Apr 21, 1926 5:4
PRESLEY, Ann E.
b. 16 Aug 1851 Salem, Marion County, Oregon
d. 05 Jun 1852 Salem, Marion County, Oregon OLD
157-01
d/o David Presley and Mahala Welty
"Thought to be the first burial in the
cemetery"
PRESLEY,
David
b.
d. OLD
157-02
listed on plot map, David Presley Sr buried at
Brownsville, Linn County, Oregon, unknown who this is
PRESNAYA, Lubov
b. 1934
d. 2 Jun 2000 RA-43-05
PRESTON, Colleen
b. 01 Dec 1939
d.
Reserved
RC-33-09
P
RESTON, Henry O.
b. 16 Sep 1900
d. 07 Oct 1900 OLD 114-10
Baby, age 21 days per Record of Interment #273; name on cement
border
PRESTON, Neal
b. 12 May 1917
d. 27 Dec 2009 RC-33-09
PRICE, Edward Caswell
b. 1855
d. 28 Apr 1920 D-30-01-03
"E.C. Price Passes Away, Funeral to be Here Sunday--E.C. Price
of Eugene, father of O.E. Price of Salem, died at his home yesterday
afternoon. He was formerly with the Price Shoe company of this
city but for the past five years had lived in Eugene, where he was in
the shoe business. He was a well known business man and as a shoe
dealer was known all over the valley.
Besides his son, Oscar Price of Salem, he leaves a son, J.C.
Price of Eugene. The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday
from the Rigdon chapel with burial following in Lee Mission cemetery."
OS May 1, 1920 1:3
PRICE, Margaret A.
b. 06 Feb 1857
d. 21 Sep 1907 D-30-01-04
"Price--At the family home, 482 South High street, Saturday,
September 21, 1907, at 2:30 p.m., Mrs. E.C. Price, aged 50 years.
Mrs. Price, whose maiden name was Margaret Wallace, was born in
Harrison county, Indiana, February 6, 1857, being one of seven
children. On August 4, 1878, she was married to E.C. Price, at
Vincennes, Indiana, and to this union were born two sons, Oscar E. and
J. Cyrus, who are with their father in the Price shoe store recently
opened in this city.
The family moved to Hastings, Nebra-ska, in 1886; to Bentelman,
Nebraska, in 1892; to Alberta, Canada, in 1900; to Woodburn, in 1903,
and to Salem in June of the present year.
Mrs. Price was converted to religi-ous faith at the age of 12
years, and joined the Methodist Episcopal church of which she remained
a faithful member until the time of her death, and showed her devotion
to Christian-ity by active work in Sunday school and Epworth League.
The health of the deceased has always been frail, but the
decline has been marked since 1903, with the exception of an interval
previous to March, 1905, since which time she had been a constant,
though patient sufferer.
Rev. W.H. Selleck, her pastor, will conduct the funeral at the
family residence, 482 South High street today (Sunday) at 3 p.m.
The interment will be in Lee Mission cemetery." DOS Sep 22, 1907
5:3 d/o Morgan & Clorinda (Johnson) Wallace per D/C #4643
PRICE, Roy D.
b. 04 Dec 1884
d. 26 Aug 1906 D-06-04-04
Beloved son of W.C. & Alice Price
Gone Home
"Roy Price Passes Away--Popular Student's Blossom of Life Is
Nipped By Death's Frosty Sting--Roy Price, Son of Rev. J.P. Price,
retired, and one of the best known and most popular students of
Willamette university, died at the home of his parents, in this city,
Sunday morning, at the age of 28 years, of cancer. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon Rev. W.H. Selleck of the First Methodist
church, conducting the services, and the remains were given interment
in the City View cemetery.
Deceased had only been ill of the malady which proved fatal to
him but eight or nine months, and the fact that it resulted in his
death at such an immature age is a marvel to the local medical
profession who state that it is rare that cancer proves fatal within
the age of 40 years. He was of mild and pleasant disposition and
the high esteem in which he was held by his fellow university students
was attested by the manner in which those who are in the city turned
out to pay their last respects to their deceased friend and college
mate." OS Aug 28, 1906 See also: CJ Aug 25, 1906 8:2 & OS Aug
28, 1906 "Accident at Funeral"
PRIDAY, Charles R.
b. 18 Dec 1868 Worcester, England
d. 29 Dec 1949 Salem, Oregon C-21-03-04
Interment Record #1623
"Funeral for Nurseryman Held Friday --Funeral services for
Charles R. Priday, Salem nurseryman who died suddenly at the family
home, 545 N. Summer st., were held Friday from the Clough-Barrick
chapel.
Priday was born in Worcester, England, Dec. 18, 1868, and came
to the United States at the age of 19, settling in York, Neb., where he
married Olivia Pierson who died in Salem several years ago.
He moved to Salem in 1910 and was employed at the C.K. Spaulding
Lumber company for 21 years. In 1931 he started his own nursery
business and followed this until several years ago.
Surviving are a daughter, Faith A. Priday of Salem; a sister,
Laura E. Priday of Worcester, England, and three brothers, George of
Worcester and Harry and Frank of York." OS Jan 2, 1949 5:2
PRIDAY, Faith Alice
b. 20 Feb 1904 Nebraska
d. 25 Jan 1979 Salem, Oregon RA-60-12
"Faith Alice Priday, 74, 1320 Baker St. NE, died Thursday in a
local hospital after a short illness.
She was born in Nebraska, and was a long-time resident of Salem
where she was a dining room worker at the Metho-dist Home.
She graduated from Sacred Heart Academy, attended Willamette
Univer-sity, graduated with a bachelor's degree from University of
Oregon in social work and received a master's degree from Kimballs
Schools of Theology Religious Education. She was a member of
Leslie United Methodist Church.
Survivors include cousins Mrs. William Devereaux, San Francisco,
Calif., June Hewitt, York, Neb., Molly Ferguson, Ravenna, Neb., Earl
Garrabrant, Fort Myers, Fla.
Services will be 2 p.m. Monday at Barrick mortuary and interment
in Jason Lee Mission Cemetery. The casket will be open 1-5 p.m.
Saturday at the mortuary." OS Jan 26, 1979 1:C:5
PRIDAY, Olivia Pearson
b. 22 Apr 1873
d. 29 Sep 1927 Salem, Oregon C-21-03-03
Interment Record #1136
"Priday--Mrs. Olivia Priday, aged 54, died at her residence,
September 29. She was the wife of Charles H. Priday, and the
mother of Faith Priday of Salem. The funeral will be held Monday,
October 3, from the Rigdon mortuary at 1:30 p.m. Interment will
be in Lee Mission cemetery." CJ Sep 31, 1927 9:8
PROCTOR, Daryl F.
b. 15 Jun 1896
d. 27 Aug 1929 A-39-02-02
"Proctor Drops Dead in Office of Physicians--A shock to the
community in which he lived the greater part of the 23 years of his
life and where he was known as an athlete and sportsman, was the sudden
death late Tuesday afternoon of Daryl F. Proctor. Death came as
he was being examined in the offices of Dr. J.H. Garnjobst and Dr.
Elgar S. Fortner in the U.S. National bank building. A heart
affliction is given as the cause. Monday evening Proctor
complained of abdominal pains and Tuesday afternoon he went to the
doctor's office for an examination. He was on the examining table
for less than 10 minutes when death occurred. Both physicians
were with him at the time.
Proctor is survived by his wife, Gladys; his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Proctor, who was spending the summer in Seattle; a brother,
Errol Proctor, of Portland; and four sisters, Mrs. B.E. Otjen and Miss
LaVerne Proctor of Salem, Mrs. Vida Compton of Redmond, Wash., and Mrs.
Hugh Latham of Los Angeles.
Proctor was a leading player with the Salem Senators for a
number of years and he was active in Twilight league affairs.
While a student at Salem high school he was outstanding in baseball,
football and track. He was president of the high school student
body in his senior year. After his graduation from Salem high
school in 1916 he attended O.A.C. for one year where he led in freshman
athletics. He enlisted in the navy during the war and was
stationed for one year in Los Angeles and for two years at the base
hospital in Phila-delphia, where he was mustered out.
On his return to Salem after three years in the service, Proctor
worked for a short time with the old Phez company and later at Waits
packing house before he joined the Valley Motor company. For the
past seven years Proctor was manager of the parts department at the
Valley Motor company.
Daryl Proctor was born in Middletown, Idaho, June 15,
1896. His father Willard Proctor died in Salem three years ago
this month and is buried in Jason Lee cemetery. The family moved
from Boise, Idaho, to Philomath, Ore., when Daryl was 10 years
old. A year later they came to Salem, their home since that time.
Final arrangements for the funeral have not been made." CJ Aug
28, 1929
PROCTOR, Elizabeth D.
b. 12 Jan 1871
d. 22 Jun 1932 A-39-02-03
"At the residence, 1665 Berry street, June 22, Elizabeth
Proctor, at the age of 61 years. Survived by daughters, Mrs.
Grace I. Otjen of Salem, Mrs. Vida Compton of Washington state, Mrs.
Ina Latham of California and LaVerne Proctor of Salem; son, E.W.
Proctor of Portland; sister, Mrs. Effie Caldwell of Nebraska, and
brother, Charles B. Hagen of Califor-nia. She was the mother of
the late Daryl Proctor. Funeral services Friday, June 24, at 10
a.m. from the chapel of W.T. Rigdon and Son, with Rev. F. Darlow
Johnson officiating. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery." OS Jun
24, 1932 5:1 d/o John & ___ (Meyers) Hagan per D/C #489
PROCTOR, Willard F.
b. 1869
d. 30 Aug 1926 A-39-02-01
"Willard F. Proctor died in Salem, on August 30, at the age of
57 years. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth of Salem; one
sister, Mrs. B.E. Cobb, of Boise, Idaho; four daughters, Mrs. B.E.
Otjen of Salem, Mrs. George Compton, of Redman, Wash., Mrs. Marc
Latham, of Santa Barbara, Cal., Miss La Vergne LaVerne Proctor, of
Salem, and two sons, Errol Proctor, of Portland and Daryl Proctor of
Salem. Funeral arrangements will be made later, Webb Funeral
Parlors in charge." OS Aug 31, 1926 5:7 s/o Andrew & Delila
(Lamp) Proctor per D/C #579
PROELS, Mary E. Kavanaugh
b. 06 Dec 1847
d. 23 Jan 1922 D-02-04-08
"Proles--At her home, 1552 Market street, Jan. 23, Mary E.
Proles at the age of 74 years. She is survived by three sisters,
Mrs. Fannie Turner, Miss Ela Kavanaugh of Salem and Mrs. H.S. Stulz,
Colorado, also two brothers, H.J. Kavanaugh, Salem and John M.
Kavanaugh of Portland, and two grandsons. The remains are in care
of the Terwilliger home. Funeral notice will be announced later."
OS Jan 24, 1922 5:6 d/o Milton & Mary (Cooper) Kavanaugh per
D/C #56
PRUETT, William H.
b. 01 Dec 1845
d. 03 Feb 1922 OLD 090-03
"Pruitt--In this city at 996 Union street, February 3, W.H.
Pruitt, age 76 years, a veteran of the Civil war, survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Middie Nichols and Mrs. Addie Williams of Salem, nine
grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Announcement of
funeral later by the Rigdon mortuary." OS Feb 4, 1922 6:1 s/o Wm
& Edith (McDonald) Pruett per D/C #86
PUGH, Anna M.
b. 01 Jan 1865
d. 20 Mar 1935 OLD 230-07
"At the residence, 684 N. 17th street; Wednesday, March 20, Anna
M. Pugh at the age of 70 years. Survived by son, Harley Pugh;
daughter, Lida Pugh; grandson, Howard Pugh, all of Salem; five
brothers, Charles and Bert White of Salem; William and Alva White of
Idaho; George White of Nebraska; sister, Minerva Working of
Salem. Funeral services Saturday, March 23, at 1:30 p.m. from the
Clough-Barrick chapel. Interment Jason Lee cemetery, Rev. Charles
G. Weston officiating." OS Mar 22, 1935 5:1 d/o Samuel F. &
Marguerite (Machan) White per D/C #226
PUGH, Richard M.
b. 1916
d. 17 Mar 1927 OLD 174-01
"Richard Pugh died at the home of his parents, 2506 South
Commercial street, March 17, at the age of 10 years. He was the son of
Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Pugh and a brother of Howard. Funeral will be
from Webb's chapel Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m., Rev. Acheson and Rev.
Hewitt will have charge of the services. Burial will be in Lee
Mission cemetery." OS Mar 19, 1927 5:7
PULSE, William E.
b. 1882
d. 18 Apr 1971 A-37-02-08
Father
on marker w/Zoa Pulse
"Services for William E. Pulse, 89, 1240 4th St. NE, who died
Sunday, will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Barrick mortuary, Rev. Keith
Fields offici-ating.
Surviving are son Roy, St. Paul; daughters, Mrs. Helen Farmer,
Ashland, Mrs. Geraldine Youngblood, Oak Grove; three grandchildren,
seven great-grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter.
Interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Apr 20, 1971 17:3
PULSE, Zoa Lita
b. 1882
d. 22 Dec 1963 A-37-02-07
Mother
on marker w/William E. Pulse
"Mrs. Zoa Lita Pulse, 81, of 1240 4th St. NE, died Sunday in a
Salem nursing home following a long illness. A native of
Missouri, she lived in Salem for the past 22 years.
Surviving are the widower, William E. Pulse, Salem; daughters,
Mrs. Helen Farmer, Ashland; and Mrs. Geraldine Youngblood, Portland;
son, Roy E. Pulse, The Dalles; sister, Mrs. Zella Pieper, Helena,
Mont.; brothers, Onas F. Kiggins, Seattle; and Hobart Kiggins, Salem;
three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Services will be Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Barrick Funeral
Chapel, with Rev. Keith Fields officiating. Interment will be in
the Lee Mission Cemetery." OS Dec 1963 7:4
PURBRICK, Clara
b. 1861
d. 15 Feb 1946 A-32-01-06
"Mrs. Thomas Purbrick, at the residence on route 4, Salem,
February 15. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. O.B. Allm of Salem
and Mrs. Ethel Wenborn of Oxford, England; two sons, Norman and Harold
Purbrick, both of Salem; sister, Mrs. Sarah Gurden of Oxford, England;
five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Ser-vices will be
held Monday, February 18, at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Paul's Episcopal
church with Rev. George H. Swift officiating. Interment in Lee
Mission cemetery. Casket will be open to friends until 10 a.m.
Monday, Feb-ruary 18, at the Clough-Barrick chapel." OS Feb 17, 1946 5:1
PURBRICK, Harold L.
b. 28 Jun 1892
d. 14 Oct 1981 RA-47-11
on marker w/Violet Mae Purbrick
"Harold L. Purbrick, 89, of 2440 High St. SE, died Wednesday in
the Sunnyside Care Center.
Born in Oxford, England, he came to Salem from New York in his
early 20s.
He served in the U.S. Army in World War I, and most of his life
was a lumber mill foreman at Spaulding Lumber Co. and the Boise Cascade
Corp. lumber division. For several years he was co-owner and
operator of Capitol Florist.
Survivors include his son, Robert L. Purbrick, Salem, and three
grand-daughters.
Private graveside services will be Saturday in Lee Mission
Cemetery, under direction of the Virgil T. Golden mortuary." SJ Oct 16
1981 2B:5
PURBRICK, Norman B.
b. 1890
d. 20 Dec 1964 RA-48-09
Brother
"Services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Virgil T. Golden
chapel for Norman Purbrick, 74, a long-time accountant with the State
Industrial Accident Commission, who died Sunday night at a Salem
nursing home.
Rev. George H. Swift will officiate. Concluding services
will be at Lee Mission Cemetery.
Purbrick resided at 2040 High St. SE. He had lived in the
Salem area since 1914. He had been employed by the accident
commission for many years.
Survivors include a brother, Harold Purbrick, Salem." OS Dec 22,
1964 4:7
PURBRICK, Robert
b. 05 Dec 1919 Salem, OR
d. 06 Oct 2010 Salem, OR RA-48-01
"Dr. Robert (Bob) L. Purbrick PhD Dec. 5, 1919 - Oct. 6, 2010 SALEM - Bob was
born Dec. 5, 1919, in Salem, Oregon, to Violet (Barker) and Harold Purbrick. His
parents were both born in England, but met and married in Salem. He attended
public schools in Salem (Englewood, Parrish, Salem High). He graduated with a BA
(physics, mathematics, chemistry) from Willamette University in 1942, MA
(physics, mathematics) University of Wisconsin and a PhD (physics) University of
Wisconsin. After graduating from Willamette he taught Army Air Corps
meteorologists for about one year at the University of Wisconsin. When the
program came to an end, he started working as a nuclear physicist at the
Metallurgical Laboratory of the University of Chicago. This was the code name
for the Atomic Bomb Project at Chicago. Research carried out for the Corps of
Engineers, Manhattan District. He worked mainly at the Argonne Laboratory of the
University of Chicago. Argonne was a small laboratory located in the Argonne
Forest about 30 miles west of Chicago and was under the direction of Enrico
Fermi, a Nobel Prize winner in Physics. He helped construct and operate the
world's first two nuclear reactors and performed many nuclear physics
experiments which were all classified "secret". In 1945 he received a
"certificate of appreciation" from the Army Corps of Engineers. In 1946 after
WWII he returned to the University of Wisconsin under a Wisconsin Alumni
Research Foundation Fellowship. In 1947 he became a Professor of Physics at
Willamette University where he remained until retirement in 1985. At his
retirement, former students established the Robert L. Purbrick scholarship. He
published physics research articles mainly in four major physics journals
(Physical Review, American Journal of Physics, Review of Scientific Instruments,
Journal of Chemical Physics). The research was mainly in nuclear physics, atomic
and molecular physics, electronics and analog computers. Since the research was
published worldwide it resulted in communications with scientists working in
physics, chemistry, cancer research and radiocarbon dating all over the world.
The research was sponsored by grants from the Research Corporation, the National
Science Foundation, and the Atomic Energy Commission. In the mid-1950s he and a
medical doctor started the first nuclear medicine laboratory in the area. He
belonged to many scientific societies (American Physical Society, American
Association of Physics Teachers, Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineers, Sigma Xi, the American Geophysical Union, Optical Society of America,
the Society of Nuclear Medicine and others). In August of 1953 he and Ursula
Glaeser were married in the Methodist church in Corvallis where Bob was teaching
at Oregon State at the time. Ursula was an exchange student from Austria and
also a housemother at Willamette University. Ursula and Bob lived in south Salem
for many years before entering Capital Manor in West Salem in 1999. He is
survived by his wife, Ursula; three daughters, Sally (Gunther) Illek of
Queensland, Australia, Edith (Earl) Gilder of Medford, Oregon and Carol Anthony
of Salem; and four grandchildren: Rob Anthony, Tom Gilder, Greg Anthony and
Hannah Gilder. At his request no services will be held. Contributions in his
memory may be made to the Robert L. Purbrick Scholarship at Willamette
University or the Capital Manor Foundation in West Salem. Arrangements are by
Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service." [Statesman Journal Oct 8, 2010]
PURBRICK, Thomas
b. 15 Jan 1857
d. 18 Feb 1939 A-32-01-07
"Thomas Purbrick, at the residence, 900 North Commercial street,
February 18 at the age of 82 years. Survived by wife, Clara, of
Salem; two daugh-ters, Mrs. Ethel Wenborn of Oxford, England, and Mrs.
Hilda Allm of Brownsville, Ore.; two sons, Harold and Norman, both of
Salem; five grand-children and four great grandchildren. Services
from St. Paul's Episcopal church Tuesday, February 21, at 1:30 p.m.
Rev. George H. Swift officiating. Interment Lee Mission cemetery
under the direction of Clough-Barrick company." OS Feb 19, 1939
5:1 b. England; s/o Charles & Celia (Munze) Purbrick;
carpenter-house construction per D/C #138
PURBRICK, Ursula Myrtha (Glaeser)
b. 15 May 1921
d. 10 May 2012 RA-48-01
"Salem--On Thursday May 10, 2012 Ursula Purbrick peacefully passed away in her
home at Capital Manor in Salem, Oregon.
Ursula Myrtha Glaeser
was born on May 15, 1921 in Vienna Austria. Her father was a Methodist minister
and moved with his wife and seven children to several parishes in Austria and
Germany as Ursula was growing up.
After graduating from high
school Ursula worked in an orphanage in Leeds (UK) to improve her English,
leaving in 1939 due to the outbreak of World War II. During the war years she
worked in administrative roles in Germany. After the cessation of hostilities
Ursula was employed by the American Criminal Investigation Division in Austria
as a translator from 1947-1949.
In 1949 Ursula accepted a
scholarship to study at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. She
transferred to Willamette University in 1951, and graduated in 1953 with a
degree in Sociology.
During her time at Willamette Ursula met
her future husband, physics Professor Dr Robert L. Purbrick. Bob and Urs raised
three daughters in Salem, moving to Capital Manor in 1998. They celebrated their
57th wedding anniversary before Bob passed away in 2010.
Ursula
took great care to stay in contact with overseas family members, and her letters
and emails helped keep everyone in touch. She was very interested in current
affairs and travelled several times to visit relatives in Europe, the highlight
being a trip to Germany and Austria with her beloved Bob.
Ursula
is survived by her sister Edith Borkeloh in Germany, daughters Sally
Purbrick-Illek who lives in Australia, Edith Gilder who resides in Medford,
Carol Anthony of Salem, and grandchildren Robert Anthony, Thomas Gilder, Gregory
Anthony and Hannah Gilder.
Donations may be made to the Robert L
Purbrick Scholarship Fund at Willamette University, via Stephen S. Brier,
Associate Vice President for Gift Planning, 866-204-8102 /
sbrier@willamette.edu." [Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon, June 4, 2012]
PURBRICK, Violet Mae
b. 19 Aug 1896
d. 28 Jul 1981 RA-47-12
on marker w/Harold L. Purbrick
"Violet Mae Purbrick, 84, of 2040 High St. SE, died Tuesday in
Salem Convalescent Center.
Born in Kings Lynn, England, she came to the United States at
age 5 with her parents. They settled in Albion, N.Y., then came
to Salem when she was a teen-ager.
She was a telephone operator in her early 20s. She was a
long-time member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Survivors include her husband, Harold L.; son, Dr. Robert
Purbrick, Salem, and three granddaughters.
Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Lee Mission
Cemetery under direction of Virgil T. Golden mortuary." SJ Jul 29, 1981
2B:5
PURDIN, Mary Lulu
b. 27 Oct 1875
d. 21 Oct 1924 D-06-03-02
Neighbors of Woodcraft Emblem
on marker w/Robert Lee Purdin
"Purdin--At her late home, 776 north Commercial street, Mary
Lulu, wife of Robert L. Purdin, age 49 years. Besides her husband
she is survived by five children, Mrs. Leston Downes, Mrs. Lester
Mooney of Cottage Grove, Harvey, Eileen and Mary at home. Her
mother, two sisters and six brothers who reside in Washington.
She was a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft of Ellensberg, Wash.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 p.m. from the Terwilliger
funeral home. Commit-tal services will be held at the Lee Mission
cemetery." CJ Oct 23, 1924 7:5
PURDIN, Robert Lee
b. 1873
d. 27 Dec 1943 D-06-03-03
VFW Emblem
on marker w/Mary Lulu Purdin
"Robert Purdin, 70 years, at his home in Los Angeles.
Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Edith Dupus of Portland, Mrs. Ivan
Currin of River-side, Calif., Miss Mary Purdin of Wilmar, Calif.; one
son, Harvey Purdin, Wilmar, Calif. A member of post 883, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Los Angeles. Graveside services Tues-day,
January 4, at 11 a.m. Interment in Lee Mission cemetery with
Veterans of Foreign Wars in charge of services, under direction of
Edwards-Terwilliger Funeral home." OS Jan 4, 1944 5:1
PURDY, Hannah
b.
d. 17 Oct 1859 OLD
PURDY, J. Edgar
b. 07 Dec 1891
d. 25 Apr 1945 A-27-04-03
A Methodist Minister for 34 years
on marker w/May C. Purdy Oliphant
"Dr. J.E. Purdy Dies, Funeral Will Be Friday--Dr. J. Edgar
Purdy, 54, superintendent of the Salem district of the Methodist
church, died Wednes-day morning at 6:30 in a Salem hospi-tal just 12
days after he suffered a coronary thrombosis.
Dr. Purdy was just completing his term as district
superintendent for which post he came here from his pastorate in
Yakima, Wash., in 1939.
He was born Dec. 7, 1891, in Lockwood, Mo., and moved to
Washington with his family in 1905. He attended high school in
Waitesburg, Wash., and while still in high school filled his first
pastorate at Wallula, Wash.
He attended Northwestern university and Garrett Biblical
Institute. He was married June 12, 1918, to May C. Callahan of
Waitesburg, He has held pastorates at Wilbur, Wash; at Bend, Ore. where
he aided in the building of the present Methodist church; Sellwood
Methodist church; and was field secre-tary for Willamette university
1923 and 1924.
He was director of religious education for the Puget Sound
conference and the Pacific Northwest conference 1924 to 1931. He
went to Moscow, Idaho, in 1930 and to Yakima in 1936, where he was
until names superintendent of the Salem district in 1939.
Survivors are the widow, May Callahan Purdy; three sons, Frank,
Portland; James with the Seventh army in Germany; Robert at home.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday from the First
Methodist church. Dr. Charles W. MacCaughey, pastor of Central
Methodist church at Spokane will conduct the service. He will be
assisted by Dr. J.C. Harrison and the Rev. S. Raynor Smith, Salem; the
Rev. Jesse Bunch, Corvallis; Dr. William Wallace Youngson, and the Rev.
Gup Goodsell, Portland." OS Apr 26, 1945 5:5 w/photo s/o Smiley
A. & Susan D. (Webb) Purdy per D/C #2656
PURDY, William Ellsworth
b. 27 Feb 1862
d. 22 Dec 1925 A-29-04-07
"At his late home at 791 North Commercial street, December 22,
William Ellsworth Purdy, at the age of 63 years. He is survived
by his wife, Olly J. Purdy, and nine children; Mrs. Grace Sears of West
Salem, Mrs. Winnie Perry of Jerome, Idaho; Mrs. Gladys Wygant of
Astoria, Mrs. R.H. Bassett, Mrs. R.F. DeSart and William, Jr., Kenneth,
Lloyd and Fern, all of Salem. One brother in Pennsylvania also
sur-vives him. Mr. Purdy was a member of the Champoeg lodge, AF
& AM. Funeral services will be held from the Terwil-liger
funeral home on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. H.F. Shanks and Rev.
R.L. Putnam will officiate. Committal ser-vices will be held at the Lee
Mission cemetery under the direction of the Masonic fraternity." OS Dec
23, 1925 5:5 See also: CJ Dec 22, 1925 7:4 s/o Henry
Purdy; h/o Ollie J. Purdy per D/C #861
PURNEY, Jean Joseph
b. 1888
d. 08 Jan 1956 A-24-03-02
"J.J. Purney's Funeral Set--Funeral services for Jean Joseph
Purney, who passed away Sunday in Coos Bay, will be 11 a.m. Thursday in
Virgil T. Golden chapel, Rev. E.P. Goulder officiating, with
ritualistic services by Salem Lodge 4, AF & AM.
Purney leaves his widow, Mrs. Louise Anna Purney, Coos Bay;
daughter, Mrs. Marie McKinney, Vernonia; son, Harold J. Purney, Coos
Bay; sister, Mrs. Jack Bond, Portland; brother, James F. Purney, Omaha,
Neb., and three grand-children." OS Jun 10, 1956 2:6
PURNEY, Louise Anna (Bryan)
b. 25 Nov 1900
d. 15 Jun 1993 A-24-03-01
d/o Calvin and Alice (Butters)
Bryan
w/o Jean Joseph Purney
"Louise A. Purney, 92, of Salem died Tuesday.
She was born in Moville, Iowa, and came to Salem in 1921.
She graduated from Willamette University in 1925.
She taught school for two years before beginning work for the
state in 1934.
She worked for the Human Resources Department as a welfare
caseworker from 1956 until her retirement in 1965.
She married Joseph Purney in 1934; he died in 1956.
She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Chadwick
Chapter No. 37 Order of the Eastern Star and Zora Temple Daughters of
the Nile in Tacoma, Wash.
There are no known survivors. At the request of the
deceased, there will be no services.
Private interment will be in Lee Mission Cemetery.
Arrangements are by Barrick mortuary." SJ Jun 18, 1993 2D:6
PURVINE, Hannah E.
b. 16 Dec 1871
d. 24 Oct 1945 N/A
"Mrs. Purvine Services Set For Friday--Mrs. Hannah E. Purvine,
805 Oak st., widely known Salem woman, died at a Salem hospital
Wednesday following an illness of some time. Funeral services
have been scheduled for Friday at 1:30 p.m. from St. Paul's Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Purvine was born in Vancouver, Wash., December 16, 1871,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Clausman Hileman. Her father
died when she was four years old and she was reared by her mother and
step-father, Dr. E.Y. Chase, a Salem physician.
The Chases made their home on the corner of Court and High
streets, now the site of the Senator hotel. As a girl, Mrs.
Purvine attended Willamette university, studying music, and on October
4, 1893, she was married to Charles Dudley Purvine.
For a few years the couple resided in the Lincoln community but
for the past 40 years Mrs. Purvine had made Salem her home. She
was active in the affairs of the St. Paul's Episcopal church until
failing health prevented continuing in church activities.
Surviving are a son, Edwin C. (Ted) Purvine of Salem, a
grandson, Richard W. Purvine, and a brother, John Hile-man of
Salem. Another son, Lawrence, died in 1928." OS Oct 25, 1945 5:4
