[or-roots] NEWSOM CAMPGROUND (cem.) & OLINGER DLC (cem.)

[Kith-n-Kin]

Nancy

 

If it is of any help, Section 20 had the DLC's of (west side of the Pudding
river) David Newsome, John Newsome, (east side of the east fork of the
Pudding River) a bit of J J Tucker, John Brooks, some of Isaac Wright.

 

On present day maps, this is the area south of Nusom Road, between
basically, Howell Prairie Road on the west to about Trovard Road on the
east.  There is a copse of trees, with a possible cemetery, with what looks
like an irrigation ditch, just west of Scism Road, south of Nusom, and east
of Howell Prairie. 

 

It's at what I think is the location of David Newsome's original house.
Which would make sense.  Just south of there is where John Newsome was, and
again, a couple of possibilities for a cemetery.

 

You can look on Google Maps, putting in  < howell prairie road and Nusom Rd
NE, marion county, Oregon > and checking the sat. map.

 

It's a shame, I drove by that place twice in June, never saw a cemetery -
but then, I was watching the road <G>

 

Pat

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Nancy

 

According to "Salem Online History," the Capital Journal joined with the
Oregon Statesman to become the Statesman Journal Newspaper.

 

I would suggest both of these newspapers are in the Knight Library at U of
Oregon, and since you have a date, shouldn't be too hard for someone to
find.

 

It is not in GenealogyBank.com.

 

Pat

In Tucson

 

 

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Does anyone know where I could read about the Newson Campground article in
this Capital Journal below & find out who is buried there? Also does anyone
have a name, or list of names for who is buried at the Olinger DLC Cem. too?
I am still searching for my gggGrandfather James McCubbins's grave died
Sept. 6 1877, Marion Co., OR..

 

Thanks, Nancy

 

NEWSOM CAMPGROUND:
Established []. Located: T6S R1W 20. In the North Howell Prairie area NE of
Salem, OR. 
For additional information see: Capital Journal, June 27, 1935 4:4 Landmark
Lore; David Newsom: The Western Observer 1805-1882 p.9 

OLINGER DLC:
Established 1875. 
Located: T8S R2W 3/4/9/10. W of 71st SE between Ganon and Joseph Streets in
Macleay area outside of Salem. It is now a cultivated field, markers gone.
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