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1902 BIRTH: WA,Chelan Co-Cashmere: John Henry Hinton born July 20, 1902, son of Charles Hinton and Minnie North

1902 HIST: Nov 2002 letter from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner pg 35: "John Hinton was born in Mission WA which is situated on the Wenatchee River and platted in 1895 as Mission by J. F. Woodring and I.W. Sherman, the town draws its name from a Jesuit mission which had been built in 1863. It was changed to the present name of Cashmere in 1902 by Judge James H. Chase, who had visited the Vale of Kashmir in India and liked the name, and also because another town in the state carried the name of Mission."

1923 MARRIAGE: OR,Malheur-Vale: Lula Bell Eads md John Henry Hinton July 19, 1923

1940-1956 HIST,OCCUPATION: Nov 2002 letter from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner pg 35: "Cattle Rancher."

1986 DEATH,BURIAL: CA,San Diego-San Diego: John Henry Hinton died 1 February 1986; buried 6 Feb, Roswell,Canyon Co,Idaho

John married Lula Bell Eads 19 Jul 1923, Vale, Malheur, Oregon, United States. Lula (daughter of Jeremiah Morris Eads and Nancy Jane Miller) was born 15 Jul 1904, Hardman (historical), Morrow, Oregon, United States; died 27 Aug 1998, Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet]

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1904 BIRTH: OR,Morrow Co-Hardman: Lula Bell Eads born July 15, 1904

1907 HIST: Nov 2002 letter from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner pg 35: "Our family came to the Owyhee River from Hardman, Oregon in the month of June, 1907. We settled there on a Desert Claim of 160 acres, which my father and mother cleared from sagebrush and farmed. It was a slow burdensome process as is was done by hand with a "Grubhoe." They built a water wheel to provide irrigation. Per typed notes by Lula B. (Eads) Hinton in 1966."

1923 MARRIAGE: OR,Malheur-Vale: Lula Bell Eads md John Henry Hinton July 19, 1923, children: Grace Louise and Gertrude LaVone Hinton

1923-1966 HIST: Nov 2002 letter from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner pg 35: "On July 19, 1923 I was married to John Hinton in Vale, Oregon. We lived on the Owyhee River for a while then went to Winchester, Idaho for the winter where Johnny worked in the timber. In the spring, we came back to the Owyhee River where we rented a farm for a year. Our oldest daughter, Louise, was born in Vale on June 25, 1924, and our youngest daughter was also born in Vale, Oregon on Dec 21, 1925.
We then moved to Nyssa, Oregon, and bought a farm near Adrian where we lived until our girls were through school. After Louise and LaVone married, we bought a ranch on Succor Creek, near Rockville, Oregon. We lived there until 1959 when we sold the ranch and moved to Midway, near Caldwell, Idaho. We then bought a house in Nampa and sent our two grandaughters to school until they married in 1962. We then bought a home in Caldwell where we are residing at the present time (1966).

1998 DEATH, BURIAL: ID,Canyon Co-Caldwell: Lula Bell Eads died August 27, 1998; buried August 31, Roswell,Canyon Co, Idaho

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1863 BIRTH: OR: Jeremiah M Eads was born 26 Jan 1863, to Henry Eads & Anna Morris

1870 CENSUS: OR, Yamhill Co-Sheridan- pg 545, Dw #1288:
EADES, Henry 42/MO carpenter; Iola 13-f/OR; Lorenzo 11/OR; Albert 9/OR;
Jeremiah 7/OR; William 4/OR; Jackson 1/OR (Email 11-02: also
milling-occupation)

1880 CENSUS: OR,Wasco-Fifteen Mile, 21 June, pg 35, Dwelling 325, Family 334:
EADS, Jeremiah M 16/ shepherder, living with Edward Crate & fam

c1890 MARRIAGE: Jeremiah M (Johnnie) Eads md Tennie Miller, children: Laura, Jessie, Frandie, Lula & Sylvia, no dates or places shown; estimated marriage date based on Tennie's birth year + 20yrs

c1900-1928 HIST: OR, Malheur Co-Adrian: 1928 Death Certificate for Jeremiah show lived here 20 years.

1920 CENSUS: OR,Malheur Co-Watson Prec: Anc.com Img 1-pg 111 [1A], 2 Jan, Line 18,Farm 6 Family 6:
EADS, Jeremiah-head 57/OR (MO,IA) married, rancher,own farm; Nancy-wife
57/OR (MO,ILL)md,no occ; Laura-dau 21/OR (OR,OR) single; Lula-dau
15/OR (OR,OR) single; Sylvia 10/OR (OR,OR) single

1928 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Malheur Co-Adrian: Jerimiah M Eads died 26 May 1928 of pneumonia in Adrian, Malheur,OR ; buried 28 May 1928 Roswell ID; was a farmer.
Email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 10: Jeremiah Morris Eads died 26 May 1928 in Adrian OR


NOTES: Connie Clapier Nov 2002 email, from Lula B. Hinton, daughter: "Johnny Eads had eyes as clear as the blue sky, was a small framed man about 5'6" and weighed about 140 pounds. He had a quick temper. He always wore long-Johns (underwear) winter and summer. He said, "What keeps out the cold will also keep out the heat." Everything he did was done quickly and with great energy. He used to set his girls on his lap and have them try to punch him in the nose, but he could always duck their blows."


ACTION - CK OUT - Jeremiah M Eads:
1. 1900-1910,1930 Censuses [1930 for wife and children]
2. Marriage records - Yamhill OR, Malheur Co

Jeremiah married Nancy Jane Miller 9 Aug 1891, Heppner, Morrow, Oregon, United States. Nancy was born 17 Mar 1869, Willamette Valley, Polk, Oregon; died 25 Apr 1935, Adrian, Malheur, Oregon, United States; was buried 28 Apr 1935, Roswell, Canyon, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet]

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1869 BIRTH: OR,Polk Co-Willamette Valley: Nancy Jane Miller Miller born 17 March 1869, dau of John & Celila Miller, called Tennie

1891 MARRIAGE: OR,Morrow Co-Heppner: Jeremiah (Johnnie) M Eads md Nancy Jane [Tennie] Miller Aug 9, 1891, children: Laura, Jessie, Frandie, Lula and Sylvia

1920 CENSUS: OR,Malheur Co-Watson Prec:Jan 2,Fm 6/6: Nancy Eads 57/OR (MO,ILL) md, no occupation, wife of Jeremiah Eads

1930 CENSUS: ID,Payette Co-New Plymouth: Anc.com pg 77, ED 38-14, Dw 50/50:
PAGE, Harry L-head 47/Minn, farmer, own farm; Laura I-wife 37/OR (OR,OR);
Lawerance-son 7/OR (OR,OR); EADS, Tennia-mother in law 61/OR(MO,MO)
widow, md at 22 yrs 1st time, no occupation.

1935 DEATH, BURIAL: Nancy Jane [Tennie or Tinnie] Miller Eads, widow to JM Eads, died 25 Apr 1935 at Adrian,Malheur,OR of coronary thrombosis-66yrs1mo9dys; buried Roswell ID 28 Apr 1935



Email from Carrol Tallman Jones, Jan 2004 - Obit John Miller:

1915 OBITUARY: Hardman Pioneer Dies. John Miller, a pioneer of the Hardman section, died at the hospital in Heppner last night. Mr. Miller had been very sick for the past four months, suffering from complication of ailments of stomach and bowels. It was at last decided that he could be relieved only by an operation, and he was brought to Heppner for this purpose, when it was found that it was too late for this step to beof any benefit to him. Mr. Miller was 76 years of age, and he leaves four grown sons who reside near Hardman. Besides these sons, who are William, Dvaid [sic], Francis and James Miller, he leaves a marrieddaughter, Mrs. John Eads, residing in Malheur county. He was a pioneer of Hardman country, having settled there more than thirty years ago, was a good neighbor and a well respected citizen. Funeral services will be held at Hardman tomorrow, and interment will be in Hardman cemetary. ----------------[digital copy of original news clipping in possession of cltj.] NOTE: Daughter "Mrs. John Eads" is Nancy Jane Miller (aka "Tennie" or "Tinnie") m. Jeremiah Morris Eads, aka "Johnny"; my maternal great great-grandparents.