[or-roots] Randomn Leabos etc

Thu Oct 23 14:32:56 PDT 2003

Boy I am Confused show you some info if this is your line

Att aching some pictures you migh like

here are copy of some of my research items- also have a small book on the
history of his three marriages
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e certificate # 133 Oregon

City He was born in Tennessee in1823 came to Oregon in 1846 served withthe

volunteeers in the Cayuse War. His home was in Portland where he diedAug 25,

1898 Oregonian, Aug 25, 1898: Oregonian, Aug. 26, 1898.

An Emily Lee is given in the 1850 Cencus as thedaughter of Orlando age22,

born in New York.

Listed diary of Reverend G.H. Atkinson page 393

states He was born in Tennessee in 1823 came to Oregon 1846 served withthe

volenters in the Cayuse War. His home was in Portland where he died Aug25

1898 Oregonian Aug 26, 1889

Death of James R. Leabo

Pioneer of 1846 passed away at a good Samaritan Hospital James R. Leabo,a

pioneer of 1846, died or paralysis at Good Samaritan hospital at noon

yesterday after an illness of even weeks. During all his sickness he was

unconscious and to the last he was unable to recognize those of hisfamily
who

gathered about his bedside. He was 75 years and 7 days old

Mr Leabo was born in Tennessee August 18, 1823. He came to Oregon in1846 and

served with the volunteers in the Cayuse war. He lived in Yaquina bayfor a

year of two and settled in Clackamas county in 1851. He engaged infarming

there until 1883, when he moved to Portland. Since then he resided inthis

city almost continuously.

Mr. Leabo's wife and five children survive him. The Children are: S.B.Leabo,

of Astoria Mrs A. H. Clift of Kakama; Mrs RH Mast of Bandon RL Leabo andMrs.

M Wilson of Portland. The Funeral will take place tomorrow morning whereMr.

Leabo's late residence 690 Division Street East side. the pall bears willbe

members of the Indidan War Verterans and Oregon Pioneer Association ofwhich

origination deceased was a member.

doc #15 land claime #300

1870 U.S. CENSUS: Newton P.O., Benton Co., Oregon, 16 July 1870, page 71,

Dwelling 405, Family 388:

Leabo, Jas R. 47 M W farmer 500 175 Tenn --Charlotte35 F

W kpng hse Can --Josiah J. 18 M W farm hand

Oregon --Sterling 4 M W

Oregon --Elizabeth H. 2 F W

Oregon Grim, Peter H. 10 M W farm hand Utah Terr.

--Emily 11 F W at school Oregon--Mary E.

10 F W at school Oregon

NOTE: Grim was difficult to decipher; it may have been CRIM.

----------------------------------------------------------- Lebo James R

Cayuse war claim awarded 1 Jan 53 2:7

of Clack co, land patent ready

19 Jul 59, 1:3

Statesman Jornel

----------------------------------------------------------- Documentresearch

from State Archives

RG-s5

61A-20 No.

01098 Leabo, Charlotte

Biglow, S. et al vs Leabo, J.R. et al Supreme Court Case files, 1855-1904

Arranged Numerically by file numbers 00001-04419

Leabo, J.R.

Biglow S. et al vs Leabo, J.R. et al

Supreme Court

Case files 1855-1904. Arranged numerically fy file numbers 00001-04419

Index to Clackamas County Oregon Marriage Records 184?-1900 Leabo, Mr.James

to Miss Emely (Emily) A. Lee

16th day of Mar. 1851 by Rev. G. H. Atkinson

Rec. May 30, 1853; attest: f.S. Holland Recorder

Leabo James R. and Charlotte Crim

13th day Mar. 1861 by Wm. Armpriest , J.P.

Wit Sarah Armpriest, M.E. Armpriest

----- Original Message -----
From: "Leslie Chapman" <khanjehgil at presys.com>
To: "Oregon List" <or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us>
Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 9:54 PM
Subject: [or-roots] Randomn Leabos etc

> from; 1870 Benton county census
>
> http://users.wi.net/~census/lesson30.html
>
> Leabo, Charlotte Crim (c1835-1914) f 35 1835 CoH Farmer Canada Newton (Elk
> City Lincoln Co) 388 Canadian-American
> Leabo, Elizabeth H  f 2 1868 Dau  OR Newton (Elk City Lincoln Co) 388
> Euro-American
> Leabo, Jas R (1823-1851) m 47 1823 h farmer TN Newton (Elk City Lincoln
Co)
> 388 Euro-American
> Leabo, Josiah Jacob m 18 1852 sn farm hand OR Newton (Elk City Lincoln Co)
> 388 Euro-American
> Leabo, Sterling V m 4 1866 sn  OR Newton (Elk City Lincoln Co) 388
> Euro-American,
>
>
> and if you go to the bottom of this page you will find a number of links
to
> some very interesting Oregon History, or tall tales, sometimes hard to
tell
> which.
>
>
> I haven't talked much about my brick walls lately, but have a three things
> to throw out for possible feelers, one new;
>
> HOLY COW! went to get this family page to paste in here and lo and behold
> there in my notes I spy the character string CHouk, Imagine that;
>
> anyway what I am after is any news of this family, specifically about
> Clarence Woodruff, though that probably isn't an Oregon list concern, but
> since Emma Louise died in Umatilla I thought someone out there might be
able
> to shed a little light on this family for me, my Aunt Beth claimed dau
Emma
> was born a Woodruff because Emma Louise didn't want to marry my great
grand
> Milan Morell Melvin and chose to marry Woodruff instead so great grand
> married sister Mary Elizabeth. Unfortunately records show no evidence of
> this so far as I have been able to determine.
>
> 8.  EMMA LOUISE3 TACK (NICHOLAS2, JOHANNE C.1)63 was born 16 February 1840
> in Philadelphia, Pa63, and died 01 November 1865 in Umatilla, Oregon64.
She
> married MORGAN G. TUCKER65 19 September 1858 in Crescent City, Ca65.  He
was
> born 28 December 182266, and died 18 August 1890 in Cloverdale, Calif67.
>
> Notes for MORGAN G. TUCKER:
> Morgan C. Tucker
>
> Homestead claim: Smith river, 4-19-1876
>
> Partner: Burtechell and Tucker- General Merchandise- Crescent City
>
>  From CAGen
>
> Children of EMMA TACK and MORGAN TUCKER are:
> i. ALBERT B.4 TUCKER68, b. 185968; d. Drowned when Mary D. Pomeroy
> capsized68.
> ii. GEORGE TUCKER69, b. 04 March 1861, California69,70; d. 19 August 1940,
> San Francisco, California70.
> iii. EMMA B. TUCKER71, b. 27 July 186272; d. Portland, Oregon73; m. MILTON
> SHERRETT.
> iv. LILLIAN TUCKER74, b. 26 September 1864; m. CLARENCE WOODRUFF74.
>
> Notes for LILLIAN TUCKER:
> http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~cchouk/oregon_trail/smith_river.htm
> Mrs. Clarence Woodruff (Lillian Tucker) mother of Eleanor Layman, one of
our
> Club Members, was the first young lady from Del Norte County to attend the
> State Teachers College. She graduated from San Jose Normal, May 31, 1888
and
> was my husband's first teacher. Should I tell?--It was fifty-seven years
> ago! I often wonder if any of my former pupils, after the passing of so
many
> years will regard me with the same love and respect that Clarence has
always
> had for Lillian Tucker. I sincerely hope so.
>
> One old;
> Now Cecil we come to my other big mystery, and the fact your name appers
in
> the above paragraph makes me wonder if maybe you have the wagon train they
> came over on, and you just don't have their names;
>
> my second great grand pa and family were in Crescent City Calif by 1850 or
> so, but I have no idea how they got their;
>
> 4.  SR. NICHOLAS2 TACK (JOHANNE C.1) was born 05 June 1811 in Harrisburg,
> PA18,19, and died 19 June 1901 in Crescent City, Ca20.  He married ELEANOR
> MEGARGE21 22 April 1832 in Philadelphia, Pa22, daughter of JAMES MEGARGE
and
> ELIZABETH LIVESLY.  She was born 06 October 1815 in Montgomery Co.,
Pa23,24,
> and died 07 March 1897 in Crescent City, Ca24.
>
> Notes for ELEANOR MEGARGE:
> Death certificate  for daughter Mary lists name Elizabeth McGregor born in
> Scotland.
>
> Children of NICHOLAS TACK and ELEANOR MEGARGE are:
> i. AUGUSTUS3 TACK.
> 5. ii. ALBERT TACK, b. 23 February 1833, Philadelphia, Pa.
> 6. iii. NICHOLAS TACK, JR., b. 31 August 1834, Philadelphia, Pa.
> 7. iv. MARY ELIZABETH TACK, b. 13 October 1836, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania;
> d. 29 January 1910, Gardiner, Oregon.
> 8. v. EMMA LOUISE TACK, b. 16 February 1840, Philadelphia, Pa; d. 01
> November 1865, Umatilla, Oregon.
> 9. vi. GEORGE W. TACK, b. 17 February 1842, Philadelphia, Pa; d. October
> 1906, Crescent City, Ca.
> 10. vii. SARA MARION TACK, b. 20 June 1846, Philadelphia, Pa.
> viii. CATHERINE TACK25, b. 07 May 1848, Philadelphia, Pa25; m. JAMES K.
> JOHNSON, 14 December 186525.
>
> Notes for CATHERINE TACK:
> Goosens Child No. 3 ancestors shows her married to James Arthur, but a
> grandchild of James list a different Tack married to him, see Louisa Mary
> Ella Tack. From Letters to Grandma I deduce that as of Aug 1939, she was
no
> longer married to Johnson and was married to ? Dowdall, or Doddall, page
221
>
> 11. ix. LOUISA MARY ELLEANOR TACK, b. 18 January 1853, Philadelphia,
> Pennsylvania; d. 08 April 1898, Napa area of CA.
>
> and old number two;
>
> This family group, minus father and with Step father William Pitt whom
Pitt
> Street in Gardiner is named for, came west by wagon train, again according
> to Aunt Beth my great Uncle Albert Barnes Melvin received his middle name
> from my second great grand ma's gratitude to a Mrs. Barnes from the wagon
> train who nursed great grand through the trip and kept him alive in spite
of
> his TB. Considering what I have found out so far about Emma Sherrett nee
> Tucker or Woodruff, I wonder about that story too, but if I could find the
> wagon train they were on and find a Mrs. Barnes I might start to believe.
>
> sorry this is so long, but if I posted all the questions that "Letters to
> Grandma" have inspired, you would really be upset with me.
>
> Les C
>
>
>
>
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