[or-roots] Milliorn Cemetry - an historic cemetery

[Cecil Houk]

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Cecil
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  Subject: Re: [or-roots] Milliorn Cemetry - an historic cemetery


  Linda,  looked this up under "Search Mail" which you should have on your AOL

  Carroll Cooper Summers
    I am appealing to anyone on this list who might have any information about the people listed here who are buried in Milliorn Cemetery in Junction City, Oregon.

    This cemetery is very close to the edge of what is now High Pass Road (slated to be upgraded in 2009). I am putting together as much information as possible about those buried there -- real pioneers of Junction City. I am in the process of putting together the history of the cemetery and bios of the people to present to the Planning Commissions and Councils that might be eager to wipe out part of the cemetery to please developers.

    Linda VanOrden - Junction City, Oregon   -- LinLouVan at aol.com

    Any information and/or clues would be most welcome. Here is what I know:

    BLACHLEY, Della 
        age 4 yrs ???
        listed on the DAR list
        (No other information except there was an Ebenezer BLACHLEY family who came to Oregon with the emigrants of 1854 and are on censuses for the area in 1860, 1870 & 1880. But we need information to connect Della to a family.)

    BRYSON, Howard
        3-day-old son of Louis BRYSON and Ruth DENNISEN
        have copy of Oregon Death Certificate #95 showing death 9 Mar 1932 and burial in 
        Milliorn Cemetery 10 Mar 1932.

    BURGESS, George
        May 18, 1841 - 31 Mar 1912
        (Listed in Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System Search Detail, Company B, 10 Wisconsin Infantry (Some Junction City history says he spent time in Andersonville Prison; another says Libbey Prison. I can not find him in either. Supposedly he was in prison with a Rev. Skaggs who is credited for saving his life.);  He was living in South Junction Precinct at the time of the 1910 Federal census and we have a copy of Oregon State Death Certificate No. 1051 showing death 2 Apr 1912 with place of burial Junction City. 

    CARSON, Sarah C.
        d. June 3, 1905, wife of G.M. CARSON

    CARSON, Carlie T. 
        d. 23 Dec 1886, son of G.M. & S.C. CARSON
    (The family was living in the Junction City Lancaster Precinct at the time of the 1880 Federal census. - No further information.)

    CHRISTENSEN, Marie
        Nov 4, 1873 - Jun 9, 1912

    CHRISTENSEN, Charl
        Aug 26, 1843 - Aug 9, 1910

    CHRISTENSEN, Helle
        Apr 13, 1847 - Aug 29, 1902

    (Have summary of family history confirming that all three are buried in Milliorn Cemetery. Also have photos of Charl & Helle, as well as of Marie.)

    COON, Willard M.
    8-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. COON
    (The only information is on the Find A Grave website listed by Arline Poole Cox. She found the death information in an early Junction City Times newspaper.

    DENNISEN, Anna K.
    1880-1902
    (No further information. Someone leaves new artificial flowers on her grave each year.)

    FRAYER, George W.
    b. Nov 13, 1839 - d. May 27, 1915
    (Have copy of Oregon Death Certificate No. 2739, showing burial in Milliorn Cemetery)

    FRAER, Clarissa May, widow of George FRAER, deceased
    b. Jan 12, 1842 - d. 30 Nov 1929
    (Have copy of Oregon Death Certificate No. 473, showing burial at Washburne & Milliorn, J.C.)

    GALE, William James
    d. Apr. 4, 1859, age 21 years
    This is the oldest stone now standing in the cemetry. No further information.

    GURLEY
    (Have only surname here and information from Sons of Union Civil War Veterans that he is another Civil War Soldier buried in Milliorn.)

    HAMILTON, Thaddeus M.
    (Have a pretty good summary of his Civil War Service and his life in this area. He is the third Civil War soldier buried in Milliorn Cemetery.)

    HAMILTON, William
    1836-1905
    Have biographical sketch from "Portrait and Biographical Record of Willamette Valley, Oregon, 1903 by Chapman Pub. Co. of Chicago. Is he related to Thaddeus Hamilton?

    HOFFMAN, William W.
    d. 1873, son of W.H. & H.H. HOFFMAN
    mother was Helen MILLIORN
    (The family is living in Junction City Lancaster precinct in the 1880 Federal Census.)

    HOUSTON, William Nevins
        1870-1874 - 4-year-old child

    HOUSTON, Amelia Ella
        1864-1879 - 15-year-old child
    (I have found no further information on this family.)

    LEE, Agnes V.
    b. Nov 16, 1877 - d. Jun 16, 1878
    daugher of W.S. & Amanda M. Lee 
    (I believe this is the W.S. LEE who was a druggist in Junction City and his wife. They were living in Junction City Lancaster precinct at the time of the 1880 Federal Census and W.S. Lee was one of the incorporators in 1893 of the Junction City Loan & Savings Bank.)

    LUPER, Mary S. (MILLIORN PICKETT)
    b. Dec, 10, 1844 - d. Jan. 26, 1880 
    wife of James N. LUPER
    (James LUPER was a single man, living in Lancaster precinct in 1870 and living in the Irving precinct in 1880. She was first married to Wm. G. PICKETT -- nasty divorce.) 

    MILES, Emma A. 
    d. Jan 1896, wife of Frank MILES, had 4 children
    (The only information is on the Find A Grave website listed by Arline Poole Cox. She found the death information in an early Junction City Times newspaper.

    MILLIORN, John 
    1804 - 1890

    MILLIORN, Mary W. (LEE)
    b. 20 Mar 1811 - d. May 5, 1889
    The Milliorn Cemetry is on the original Donation Land Claim of John & Mary (LEE) MILLIORN.
    This family was very instrumental in the founding and development of Junction City.

    MILLIORN, John F. 
    b. Feb. 7, 1838 - d. Sep. 13, 1899
    This is one of the sons of John and Mary MILLIORN.

    MORGAN, child of ???
    5-year-old child d. Aug 1910
    This name was on research papers from the Oregon Genealogical Society. No further information.

    PICKETT, Wm. G.
    b. Jan 15, 1829 - d. Jul. 23, 1899
    first husband of Mary S. (MILLIORN) LUPER

    PICKETT, Benia
    8-month-old child; daughter of Mary S. PICKETT
    b. Jan 27, 1861 - d. Oct 15, 1861

    PICKETT, Ada T.
    d. Aug. 4, 1864, age 1 yr, 10 mo, 22 days
    daughter of W.G. & Mary S. PICKETT

    PICKETT, Rachel
    b. Oct. 12, 1857 - d. Dec 8, 1885
    (Have some information to put together on the PICKETT family. G.W. PICKETT was one of the founding directors of the Farmers & Merchants Bank May 2, 1893.)

    POINDEXTER, D.H.
    b. Mar 14, 1818 - d. Jul 14, 1879

    POINDEXTER, Elizabeth - wife of D.H. POINDEXTER
    b. 13 Jul 1827 - death date not known (Will get death Certificate at Oregon Archives)
    (Have Federal Census records of the family 1860, 1870 & 1880, as well as the wonderfully written biography of Doctor Harvey POINDEXTER. Just received permission from the author last night to use her biographical information.)

    WADE, infant of ???
    d. 17 Oct 1911
    (This name was on research papers from the Oregon Genealogical Society. No further information.)
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