Living

Notes:

c1874 BIRTH: OR: Jacob Edwin Marks born about 1874 [re 1920 census]

1904 MARRIAGE: OR,Grant Co-Canyon City: Mary Inez Gray md to Jacob Edwin Marks on June 15th, 1904 - 4 children

1920 CENSUS: OR,Grant-Canyon City: Anc.com NA 625_1494,Img 0605-6/10,sh 3B, 6-9 Jan,Dw 1/85/85, Rebel Hill:
MARKS, Jacob E-head 46/OR (IL,IL) md lawyer-gen ranch; Mary I-wife 40/OR (CONN,OR);
Eugene R-son 14/OR (OR,OR); Harold S-son 12/OR; Paul-son 7/OR;
Virginia-dau 5/OR

1923 DEATH: OR,Grant Co: Jake E Marks died 13 May 1923 after an operation

Jacob married Mary Inez Gray 15 Jun 1904, Canyon City, Grant, Oregon, United States. Mary (daughter of William Porter Gray and Susannah Elizabeth C Eads) was born 2 Apr 1879, Canyon City, Grant, Oregon, United States; died 28 Aug 1957, Concord, Contra Costa, California, United States; was buried 1957. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1879 BIRTH: OR,Grant Co-Canyon City: Mary Inez Gray born 2 April 1879

1904 MARRIAGE: OR,Grant Co-Canyon City: Mary Inez Gray md to Jacob Edwin Marks on June 15th, 1904 - 4 children

1920 CENSUS: OR,Grant-Canyon City: 6-9 Jan,Dw 1/85/85, Rebel Hill: Mary I Marks 40/OR wife of Jacob E Marks

1923 DEATH,Husband: OR,Grant Co: Jacob Edwin Marks died 13 May 1923

MARRIAGE #2 (D): Sheet in Mary's records, Eads doc #73: "later remarried then divorced-no name of husband"

1930 CENSUS:OR,Clackamas Co-Barlow Twp: Anc.cm Im2/9,sh1B,Dst 5,7 Apr,Dw 17/17 Barlow Rd:
RAIMUND, Vangil-head 28/OR (OR,KS) md farmer-own farm, 23 1st mg;
Mary G-wife 30/OR (US,US) md-25 1st mg; Paule-stepson 16/OR
(OR,OR)single, no trade; Virginia-stepdau 14/OR (OR,OR) no trade
[cd not read surname-cd be: Raimferd, Brimferd, Rawnferd,-CK OUT]

1955 HIST: CA,[Contra Costa Co]-Concord: March 1955 letter in Eads box from Mary Gray Marks to Chester Asbury Eads, doc#70: "I live here with my daughter, Virginia Huckaby... There are only four of us left now out of eight children: Edith Gray Chilton of Boise who had 6 boys, James Blaine Gray, 4 yrs younger than me, and Wm P 3rd has 3 boys and 1 girl."
1955 letter from Elsie Johnson Hosmer, dau of Alice Pearson, to Mary Marks, Eads doc #64: "Your letter and picture received & was so glad to get it - you are a pretty sppry-looking lady for 76."

1957 DEATH: CA,Contra Costa Co-Concord: Mary Inez Gray Marks died 28 Aug. 1957 in Concord, [Contra Costsa Co] California.



ACTION - CK OUT Mary Gray Marks:
1. BURIALS: usgenweb/or/grant/cemeteries... Canyon City Cemetery: "MARKS, Eugene pg 74, Jacob, Mary I & Ramona E pg 77." ehusted@orednet.org - Elaine Husted
2. MARRIAGE #2, DIVORCE: Sheet in Mary's records, Eads doc #73: "later remarried then divorced-and don't give name out" This was written in between Mary's marriage and Sister Ethel's marriage - cd be Ethel...

Notes:

1831 BIRTH: CONN,Hartford Co-Hartford: Wm Porter Gray born Dec 13th, 1831

1869 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co: Susannah Elizabeth C Eads md Wm Porter Gray 15 March 1869

1870 CENSUS: OR,Grant Co-Olive Creek Div, Reel #M593-1286,pg 344A,line 34-36,1 Jul:
GREY, William 37/Connecticut, butcher (1500 pers prop value); Elizabeth 19/OR;
Nellie 6/12-OR born January [US Genweb/or/grant/census/1870/indx-a-m.txt]

1880 CENSUS: OR,Grant Co-Canyon City Dist 48,FmSrch.org pg 3, Dw 38/38:
GRAY, W. P.-self 50/Conn (Maine,Maine) md butcher; Lizzie-wife 30/OR (MO,MO);
Nellie-dau 10/OR (Conn,OR) single at home; Charles-son 8/OR; Mable-dau
3/OR; no name dau 1/12 [can't read month]; Josh Gray-bro 41/Conn

HIST:...of Eads-William was sheriff for Grant County for many yrs.

1893 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Grant Co-Canyon City: Wm Porter Gray Sr. died June 2nd 1893; buried Grant Co OR
[usgenweb/or/grant/cemeteries, by Grant Co Gen. Soc (Elaine Husted - ehusted@orednet.org: Sev Grays buried there: "Betty & Cora pg 62, James pg 61, John & John A-pg 62; Marie pg 61; Wm P pg 69, also Wm Grey pg 22"]



ACTION - CK OUT - Wm P Gray:
1. Who Jack Gilbert Gray? 11 Apr 1916-2 Apr 1942, son of William Porter Gray, Jr?
2. 1840-1860, 1880 census

William married Susannah Elizabeth C Eads 15 Mar 1869, Umatilla, Oregon, United States. Susannah (daughter of Solomon Eads and Susannah Collet) was born 29 Nov 1850, Sheridan, Yamhill, Oregon, United States; died 2 Jan 1918, Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho, United States; was buried Jan 1918. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1850 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: Elizabeth C Eads born November 29, 1850 in Oregon

1860 CENSUS:OR,Yamhill Co-Willamina,14 Aug,Dw 4556: Susan Eades 9/OR, dau of S & Susan Eades

1869 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co: Susannah Elizabeth C Eads md Wm Porter Gray 14 March 1869

1870 CENSUS: OR,Grant Co -Olive Creek Div: Elizabeth GREY 19/OR wife of Wm GREY

1918 DTH: ID,Bonneville Co-Idaho Falls: Elizabeth Eads Gray died Jan 2, 1918, after an operation for stomach ulcers.



ACTION - TO CK OUT:
1. ORD: IGI F791355/0001; 5011817/12: bn Yamhill, Sheridan Co, OR

Notes:

1799 BIRTH: GA, Franklin Co: Solomon Eads was born 15 Oct 1799, to Isaac & Sarah White Eads; also shows born Kentucky by Rev George Eads and, Tennessee
L Renee Jacks 1995: Eads/Pearson fam Bible photo copy in poss of Dale R Emmert-LA CA: what does it say?

c1820-1844 HIST: Hist of the Eads Family, by Rev Geo R Eads, 1945, pg 2: "In his young manhood my grandfather, Solomon Eads moved from Kentucky to IA, and from there to Missouri. There he was md on Jan 1 1824 to Susanah Collet. They had 13 children born to them. Eight of them: Henry, Abraham, Sarah, Jackson, Elitha, Mary, William and Rebecca Jane were born in Missouri. Solomon Jr., Elizabeth, Ennes and Catherine [& John Collet written in by Mary Marks] were born after the family came west to Oregon.

1824 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co: Solomon Eads married Susannah Collet 1 Jan 1824

RELIGION: Hist of the Eads, pg 9: "Solomon Eads and his wife were devout Methodists and almost without exception their descendants have been men and women of a deeply religious character."

1830 CENSUS:MO, Cole Co pg 188, flm #0014853, 8th frm bttm:
EADES, Solomon (agriculture): 2 males 0-5;1 male 30-40;1 female 20-30

1835-36 HIST: MO, Platte Co-Annals of Platte Co MO, 1897 by Wm Paxton, 977.8135 H2p, pg 15a:
"First Settlers...in 1835 and 1836, many people of Clay County crossed the line and made improvements in Platte County. An estimated 300, but only a few named: ...Solomon Eades...an officer and posse were sent from Platte and with kindness, were required to leave...several of their cabins were burned...
Nov 2002 email from Connie Clappier to Pam Wagner re Laura Irene Francis-Austin TX: Hist of Platte Co MO: "In 1836 several families resided in Platte Co (considered Indian lands). Gov't authorities issued a preemptory for them to move & abandon their claims, farms, houses, everything; & the troops at Ft Levenworth followed up the order by expelling those who were not prompt to go. At that time about 20 families composed the settlement, including Solomon Eads. Three of the settler's houses were burned by the soldiers-those of Robert Asher, Charles Cook & Solomon Eads. The treatment these pioneers received was considered an outrage, especially when in less than a year afterwards the country was opened up for settlement."

1839 TAX: MO,Platte Co, Ten Thousand Missouri Taxpayers FHL bk 977.8 R48k, pg 72: "Solomon Eads property tax 1839 in Platte Co MO"

1840 CENSUS: MO, Platte Co Rcds 1839-1849, bk #977.9135 N2p, FHL pg 88, #1183:
EADS, Solomon: Males: 1 5-10; 2 10-15; 1 40-50
Females: 2 0-5;1 5-10; 1 30-40; 8 Total; 3 in ag, 1 20+
cannot read or write. Registered land in Carroll Twp 1842-43

1843 LAND: MO, Platte Co-BK B pg71, Indenture 13 Jul 1843: Solomon & Susanna Eads of Platte Co purchased from Isaac Jimks for $340: W1/2 NE Qtr S19 T52 R33

1844 MIGRATION: Hist of the Eads Family, by Rev Geo R Eads, 1945, pg 2: "...Solomon and his brother Moses, and their families left Missouri in early spring and crossed the great plains and the Rocky Mountains,.. more than 6 months on the road with their ox teams and herds of cattle.
...they could travel only a few hours a day at first because my grandmother was... to have tuberculosis...She recovered her health, however, and was well and strong before the journey's end.
Twice attacked by Indians but beat off the attacks. On Dec 4, 1844, they were at The Dalles, Oregon, where my Uncle Solomon Cave Eads was born.
pg 3: "could take wagons no further because of deep snows in the Cascade Mountains. They left the wagons, made a raft and hired Indians to raft the household goods, women & children down the Columbia River while the men drove their stock down the river bank. ...joined the few settlers at Oregon City.
Kathy McCord: BooK:"Lynching of Aldy Neal," chap 2: "Moses & Solomon Eades & family came overland in 1844 with Cornelius Gilliam's train, settling in Polk Co, Willamette Valley. Solomon raised large family of law-abiding citizens, several settled in Palouse [WA] Country. Moses Eades family was rough & rowdy bunch whose antics frequently landed them in circuit court of Polk Co.
Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier re Wendall M Stark, Rootsweb: Solomon & Susannah Eads came west out of MO on the second wagon train, led by Gen Cornelius Gilliam, bro of Elizabeth Gilliam (2nd wife of Abraham Collet). Solomon moved into Platte area before it was opened for settlement and he was forced to move out. 1840 census shows living by Epaph Gilliam.
Nov 6 1844, Eads at Whitman Stn, Walla Walla WA. Solomon Eads & B Nichols appointed to be guardians of orphan children of Henry SAGER. [CK OUT]
Eads family arrived OR 25 Dec 1844 and settled in Polk Co (see OR Don Land Claim #3599, settled 1 Aug 1849). This property included what now known as Sheridan OR. Final settlement of estate at Yamhill County.
Email Connie Clappier re Laura Irene Francis: Hist of Platte Co MO: "The Eads families continued to live in Platte Co until the spring of 1844 when Solomon & Moses Eads went to Oregon on wagon train led by "Gen" Cornealis Gilliam. Nov of the yr, the train arrived at Whitman Stn at Walla Walla WA, OR Territory at that time. They continued their journey down the Columbia River where at The Dalles on 4 Dec 1844, Solomon Cave Eads was born. They hired Indians & floated their household goods down the Columbia River on rafts, while the men drove the cattle. The family spent the first winter at OR City, then moved on to Polk & Yamhill Counties to make their homes.

1845 HIST: Hist of Eads Family: "Land donation claims-640 acres at juncture of Yamhill River & Mill Creek, 3 miles from Sheridan."

1849 WILL-FATHER: OR,Polk Co: Renee Jacks 1995: Will of father Isaac 6 Apr 1849 in Platte Co,MO: "#4. The cash I have on hand to be divided equally between the rest of my heirs at my decease... the balance of my property I want sold & the money divided between my children to wit: Jesse Eads, Moses Eads, John Eads, Solomon Eads, Sarah Mulky & Nancy Walker.

1849 HIST: Hist of Eads, by Rev Geo R Eads,pg 3: The 1849 gold rush drew Solomon and sons Henry and Jackson to Feather River, CA, but Mountain Fever got to Solomon and Henry, so couldn't work. Jackson was only 15 but he washed gold for $15-20/day. When winter came, they returned to Oregon to stay."

1850 CENSUS: OR Terr, Polk Co, FHL film# 020298 pg 120,19 Oct, Dw190/190:
EDES, Solomon 51/Unk; Susannah 44/TN; Henry 22/MO; Abram 20/MO;
Jackson 17/MO; Eletha 14/MO; Mary A 12/MO; Wm 9/MO;
Solomon 6/Rcky Mtns; John 4/OT

1852 PROBATE-FATHER, LAND: MO, Platte Co: Platte Probate Bk J pg 323-325, 13 Sep 1852: "Late Isaac Eades of Platte Co & father of undersigned Solomon Eads, dec'd on 22 Apr 1849 Platte Co, est to be divided among heirs-John Eads acting as admin. Solomon & Susannah Eades of Yamhill Co,OR Terr appoint John Eades power of att for us; $83.33l/3 from Jeremiah Cockrill S1/2 NW Qtr S34 T53 R34=1/6 pt of sd land inherited by us (Solomon & Susannah of Yamhill OR, late of Platte MO) from Isaac Eades dec'd

1852 LAND: OR,Yamhill Co - "Stake in Prairie at SW corner,# 1 mile to south bank Yamhill River, east 1 mile along bank of River, south 1 mile to south bank of Yamhill River

1854 LAND: OR, Polk Co: OR Donation Land Cert# 3599, 2 Nov 1854: 640 acres. Said he arrived Polk Co 25 Dec 1844. Native citizen of US. See 1845 Land above.

1860 CENSUS:OR, Yamhill Co-Willamina PO,pg 539,14 Aug,S Fork,Dw 4556:
EADES, S 60/Geo; Susan 50/TN; Mary 21/MO; Solomon 15/OR; John 13/OR;
Susan 9/OR; Ennis 6/OR; Catherine 3/OR.

1861 DEATH of wife: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: Susannah Eads died on Aug 18, 1861

1862 DEATH: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: Solomon Eads died March 3, 1862
Hist of Eads Family, by Rev Geo R Eads, pg 3: Solomon & Susannah died, leaving Ennes and Catherine, who lived with sis Sarah Eads Burden. [ck out]
Nov 2002 email from Connie: Hist of Eads Family by Rev Geo R Eads: "When Solomon & Susannah died, they left 6 minor children as orphans. These children went to live with neighbors & older brothers & sisters. The property owned by Solomon went to neighbors for support of the minor children."

1862 PROBATE: OR, Index to OR Statesman Newspaper pg 1013: Polk Co-Abraham admr est of Solomon & Susannah Eads 5-26 May 1862

1862 BURIAL: OR, Yamhill Co-Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Yamhill Co, OR Cem rcds Vol II pg 24.

1863-65 PROBATE: OR, Yamhill Co-Abraham admr sale of est Solomon Eads 13 Apr-11 May 1863
May 15-June 5, 1865: Yamhill Co-Sheriff to sell land for taxes

NOTES: June 1991-AFN Oscar Strother Ison,1131 Bayview Edison Rd, Mt Vernon WA 98273, no phone listing: Jack, son of Henry: there is an annual Eads Family picnic last Sun in July, Laurelhurst Park, Portland, Oregon. (Called Brokaw reunion)


ACTION - CK OUT - Solomon Eads:
1. Who these? CENSUS: 1860 Polk Co, Oregon; Douglas:
#496, Eades, A.C. 25/MO
#497, Eades, J.D. 21/MO (John?)
#498, Eades, Lois (?-couldn't read well) 26/MO

2. HIST Of EADS, by Rev Geo R Eads, 1945 - some not seem too accurate:
Mvd frm KY, to IA, to MO where met, md Susannah, had 13 children. 1932-44 in early spring, Solomon and Moses left MO with families, crossed plains & Rockies for 6 months with ox teams, herds of cattle. Susannah had TB, traveled slowly, recovered & strong by completion. Forded streams, crossed large rivers in wagon boxes (air tight), attacked by Indians twice but beat them off. Near Grande Rounde River Valley, OR, George R Eads says he can see logging chain marks where snubbed wagons on steep hill down to ford river.
Dec 1844, in The Dalles OR, where Solomon Cave Eads born. Couldn't go further because of the snow in Cascades. Rafted downriver and herded cattle on back till at Oregon City (small village of dozen homes)
1845 took up donation land claims of 640 acres at junction of Yamhill River and Mill Creek, 3 miles from Sheridan.
1849 gold drew Solomon and sons Henry and Jackson to Feather River, California but Mountain Fever got to Solomon and Henry, so couldn't work. Jackson only 15 but washed gold $15-20/day. When winter came returned to Oregon to stay.
Solomon & Susannah died at Sheridan, leaving Ennes and Catherine, who lived with sis Sarah Eads Burden.

3. Solomon Eads was shown born Franklin Co GA, also shows born Kentucky, Tennessee

4. AFN:2JXJ-HT. Fam rcds- what says

5. Edward Vern Smith - what says

NOTES: Oct 1954 letter from Elsie Johnson Hosmer to Mary Marks: "There is a girl living here [Eugene] by the name of Dorothy Kathleen Eads... She is from Kentucky and didn't recognize anything that might connect the families. But she is only starting to hunt up history for their family. She is working at the University... She said before her grandfather died, they spelled it Eades but dropped the last E and in that book I have, the names were spelled with 2 E's. Here are the names from that book [assuming it is the "History of the Eads Family" by Rev George R Eads] Soloman, Abraham, Henry, John and Clark Eades. So it looks as tho they formaly spelled it that way too. She looked at Grandma's picture and said she looked quite a bit like her father...said her people were Baptists but that they hadn't found any link with James Buchanon Eads."

NOTES: Nov 2002 email Connie Clapier: Was a witness to Henry SAGER estate appraisal - see "The True Story of the Sagers." CK OUT

Solomon married Susannah Collet 1 Jan 1824, Cole, Missouri, United States. Susannah was born 1 Nov 1809, Missouri, United States; died 18 Aug 1861, Sheridan, Yamhill, Oregon, United States; was buried Aug 1861, Sheridan, Yamhill, Oregon, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1809 BIRTH: MO: Susannah Collet born Nov 1 1809, Tennessee shown elsewhere

1824 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co: Solomon Eads married Susannah Collet 1 Jan 1824

1830 CENSUS:MO, Cole Co pg 188, flm #0014853, 8th frm bttm:
EADES, Solomon (agriculture): 2 males 0-5;1 male 30-40;1 female 20-30

1832-1845: MO,Cole Co: HIST Of EADS, by Rev Geo R Eads, 1945: "Eads move from KY, to IA, to MO where met, md Susannah, had 13 children. 1832-4 in early spring, Solomon and Moses left MO with families, crossed plains & Rockies for 6 months with ox teams, herds of cattle. Susannah had TB, traveled slowly, recovered & strong by completion."

1840 CENSUS: MO, Platte Co, #1183: 1 female 30-40 with Solomon Eads 40-50

1844- MIGRATION: Jan 1955 letter from Roy L Eads to Mary Marks, Eads doc #83. On the back, to George M Eads, Superior Wyoming, from Mary Marks: "My grandmother was sick and doctor ordered her West, so my grandparents, his brother, Moses and family came west in second wagon train from Missouri in 1844. They had 8 children in Missouri, then when they reached The Dalles Ore. in Dec 1844, Solomon Cave Eads was born. They settled in spring of 1845 where Sheridan [Oregon] now stands.. my mother was Elizabeth Eads Gray..."

1850 CENSUS: OR Terr, Polk Co,19 Oct, Dw190: Susannah Edes 44/TN, with Solomon Edes

1860 CENSUS:OR, Yamhill Co-Willamina PO,14 Aug,Dw 4556: Susan Eades 50/TN, wife of Solomon Eades

1861 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: Susannah Collet Eads died 18 Aug 1861, buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery.


ACTION - CK OUT - Susannah Collet:
1. Susannah Collet Missouri; Tennessee shown elsewhere, which?
2. AFN;2JXJ-Jl
3. Fam rcds Edward Vern Smith