[or-roots] 3rd Ggrandfather's Will

[Nancy Lee Adams]

Linda, Yes he is hard to trace. Yes, Please check in on it, I would be so grateful.. I would really also like to know his father's name (parents). His 1st wife was China unknown & 2nd wife at te time of his death Barbary McCubbins who the property was left to in the estate. James was born about 1800 to 1813 in VA. James & 2of his sons also had ODLCs, Zachariah, Thomas in Marion Co., OR. I dont know the church he went to, sorry. Thank you for helping, Nancy
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Linda Wiley 
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  Sent: Monday, December 03, 2012 10:31 PM
  Subject: Re: [or-roots] 3rd Ggrandfather's Will


  He is hard to trace!  What was his wife's name?  I can check this estate info at the State Archives.  I work for free--they get paid good money!  Sue has already given me the info needed.  Do you want me to check on it--I'll be in Salem tomorrow (Tuesday) and Thursday.  I've checked the indexes for all the pioneer cemeteries in Salem--nothing, but that doesn't mean he isn't there.  Most of these cemeteries have been vandalized and the older graves are often gone.  Do you know what church he went to--denomination?

  Linda

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        Case# 0644 
        Name McCubbins, James 
        Date 1877 
        Record Type Estate 
        County Marion 
        Source County 

       
  Sue On 12/3/2012 9:59 PM, Nancy Lee Adams wrote: 
    His name was James McCubbins. He did have a DLC.  & came in 1852. Thanks! Nancy
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Linda Wiley 
      To: or-roots mail list 
      Sent: Monday, December 03, 2012 7:53 PM
      Subject: Re: [or-roots] 3rd Ggrandfather's Will
      Nancy, what is his name?  Did he have a Donation Land Claim (pioneers previous to 1859 statehood could claim land).  I have a reporduction of a map from 1878.  The roads aren't named, but I might be able to find his name.  There is a major road that I think is Market Street.  Big Lots old location was on Market and Lancaster Drive--that's a ways out in the country in those days--several miles from downtown Salem.  I'll check it out when I get his name--the plots arent't numbered in the way you listed, but I'll see what I can do!

      Linda Wiley, Sublimity


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