Descendants of Isaac Darland
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Researchers: Linda Kracke and Sarah Olsen
October 2, 2006
Generation No. 1
1. I
SAAC1 DARLAND was born 12 Nov 1798 in northern Kentucky, and died 11 Aug 1839 in Parke Co., Indiana. He married ALSEY REYNOLDS 01 Dec 1818 in Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Kentucky. She was born 20 May 1798 in South Carolina, and died 25 Feb 1872 in Boswell, Jackson, Poweshiek, Iowa.Notes for I
SAAC DARLAND:http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~thedarlands/Darland/isaac%20&%20alsey%20(reyolds)%20darland.html
Isaac & Alsey (Reynolds) Darland
Isaac was born on November 12, 1798 in northern Kentucky. He was the son of Lambert Darland and Martha Van Arsdalen. (Last name of Van Arsdalen may have been spelled as Vanosdol, Van Arsdol, Vanarsdal, Vanarsdalen, Thenosdol, Thernosdol, or Fernosdol, as spellings of names change over time.) Alsey Reynolds was born on May 20, 1798, daughter of William Reynolds of South Carolina, and granddaughter of Thomas Reynolds of Highland, Scotland. Alsey's mother's name is unknown, but she was of Irish descent. Alsey's sister, Rebecca, married Isaac's brother, Abraham. In 1821 they moved with several other families from the area to Parke, County Indiana. According to "The Early History of Green Township, Parke County, Indiana" - "They came in the fall and settled on the bank of the Little Raccoon River, south of the railroad crossing at Guion. Theirs was the first settlement in the township, and entered into work of felling timbers and erecting cabins in the wilderness, and the first one finished was that of Abraham Durlin's to give these pioneers shelter from the cold and storms of winter." There were twelve families in this group and times were hard, and they had little money for the grain needed. There were no roads, only paths beaten through the wilderness by wild animals, but they stayed to raise a family and to farm the land. Isaac died on August 11, 1839.
Children of Isaac and Alesy Darland:
James Berry Darland B-August 12, 1820
John Darland B-April 7, 1822
Samuel Reynolds Darland B-May 5, 1825
George W. Darland B-November 26, 1826
Martha I. (Darland) Taylor B-May 13, 1827
Mary Jane (Darland) Dodge B-August 25, 1829
William Lambert Darland B-May 12, 1830
Martin A. Darland B-1832
Catherine Darland B-1851
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http://www.rootsweb.com/~inparke/Biographies/DParkeBiographies.htm
Darland -- Lambert, Abraham and Isaac were residents of Washington Township from 1821-1855. Land was located on the Green Township border Section11 and 12 ). (From Judy Cassidy)
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LSEY REYNOLDS:http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ia/poweshiek/cemeteries/dwpa.txt
CEMETERIES: WPA Records for Poweshiek Co., IA
CEMETERY Boswell
DARLAND ,Alsey 83 yrs 25 Feb 1872 Boswell Jackson Twp
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LSEY REYNOLDS:Census: 1850, IL Warren Pg 28(See Son Samuel Darland)
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SAAC DARLAND and ALSEY REYNOLDS:Darland, Isaac - Runnalds, Alsey - 05 Jun 1819 - Kentucky - Mercer County
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SAAC DARLAND and ALSEY REYNOLDS:Marriage: 01 Dec 1818, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., Kentucky
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SAAC DARLAND and ALSEY REYNOLDS is:Generation No. 2
2. S
AMUEL REYNOLDS2 DARLAND (ISAAC1) was born 25 May 1825 in Parke Co., Indiana, and died 19 Jun 1903 in Goldendale, Klickatat Co., Washington. He married SUSANNAH HUTTON 21 Nov 1844 in Parke, Indiana. She was born 12 Nov 1829 in Kentucky, and died 04 Dec 1900 in Goldendale, Klickatat Co., Washington.Notes for S
AMUEL REYNOLDS DARLAND:http://www.wags-web.org/8/d.htm
Wenatchee Genealogical Society
DARLAND, Samuel Reynolds Vol III Pg 26 Washington Pioneers - WA Shelves
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http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~westklic/osrdarla.html
The Klickitat County Agriculturist, Goldendale, WA., June 20, 1903, page 4
"Klickitat Intelligence"
DEATH OF AN OLD-TIME RESIDENT. - Grandpa Darland, an old-time resident of Spring Creek, died on June 19, 1903. The funeral services will be held at Spring Creek, Saturday, June 20.
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1850 Census IL Warren Pg 28
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370 370 Samuel Darland 25 M Farmer IN
---------, Susannah 21 F KY
---------, Mary Ann 5 F IA
---------, Isaac 2 M IL
---------, Levi S 5/12 M IL
Alsel Darland 55 F Widow SC
Non H Taylor 6 F IN
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1860 Census IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6
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36 35 Samuel Darland 35 M Farmer IN
Susan Darland 31 F KY
Mary Ann Darland 14 F IA
Idae C Darland 11 M IL
Levi S Darland 10 M IL
Hariet E Darland 9 F IL
Amanda J Darland 7 F IL
Armilda Darland 5 F IA
Sarah Darland 4 F IA
James Darland 2 M IA
Alcy Darland 8.12 F IA
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1870 Census OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109
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1820 1576 Darling S. A. 46 MW Farmer IN
-------, Susan 41 FW Keeps House KY
-------, Annie R 15 FW At School IA
-------, Sarah E 14 FW At School IA
-------, Jas W 12 MW At School IA
-------, Alici A 10 FW At School IA
-------, Louisa 7 FW IA
-------, Fleruida 6 FW IA
-------, Geo H 4 MW OR
-------, Dora D 4/12 FW OR
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1821 1577 Darling I C 21 MW Laborer IL
-------, Sarah A 19 FW Keeps House OR
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1880 Census WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 364D
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71 76 Darland Samuel R WM 55 Farmer IN KY SC
----------, Susannah WF 50 Wife Keeping House KY KY KY
----------, Alsey A WF 20 Daughter At Home IA IN KY
----------, Louise WM 17 Daughter At Home IA IN KY
----------, Loretta WF 15 Daughter At Home IA IN KY
----------, George WM 14 Son At Home OR IN KY
----------, Dora WF 10 Daughter Attending School OR IN KY
----------, Charles WM 8 Son Attending School OR IN KY
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1883 Census State WA Klickitat Pg 80
Darland, S. R. 58 MW Farmer Married Indiana
--------, Mrs. L 53 FW Married KY
--------, Loretta 18 FW Teacher Single IA
--------, Geo H 17 MW Single OR
--------, D. D. 13 FW Single OR
--------, Isb B 11 MW OR
--------, J. W. 25 MW Farmer Married IA
--------, Mrs. R 22 FW Farmer Married OR
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1885 Census State WA Klickitat Pct 2 Pg 79
Darland, S. R. 60 Male Farmer Married
--------, S 56 Female Married
--------, L. L. 21 Female Single
--------, Geo H. 19 Male Single
--------, D. D. 15 Female Single
--------, Chas B 13 Male Single
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1900 Census WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 7B
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163 163 Darland Samuel Head WM May 1825 75 M55 IN KY SC
----------, Susanah Wife WF Nov 1829 70 M 55 (16 Children 12 Alive) KY KY KY
----------, Estella Neice WF Nov 1874 25 S MO IN MO Dress-maker
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AMUEL REYNOLDS DARLAND:Burial: Spring Creek Cemetery, Klickitat, WA1
Census 1: 1850, IL Warren Pg 28
Census 2: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6
Census 3: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109
Census 4: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 364D
Census 5: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 80
Census 6: 1885, State WA Klickitat Pct 2 Pg 79
Census 7: 1900, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 7B
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USANNAH HUTTON:http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~westklic/osudarld.html
The Weekly Journal, Goldendale, WA., January 10, 1901, page 4
"Additional Local"
OBITUARIES
IN MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER
Susanah Hutton was born in Kentucky, Nov. 12, 1829, and removed to Parke county, Ind., while yet a child. She was there married to S.R. Darland, Nov. 19, 1844, by Elder Aaron Harland. Moved from there to Iowa, where they lived until 1865 when they moved across the plains by ox team and settled in Marion Co., Ore., where they resided until 1876 when they moved to Washington, Klickitat Co., where they have since made their home until her death.
She was the mother of 16 children, 11 girls and 5 boys, 2 girls died in infancy, 2 more girls have since gone before her. She leaves an aged husband and 12 children to mourn her loss. She died while sitting in her arm chair without apparent struggle, on Jan. 4th at 4:30 p.m. and was 71 years, 1 month and 23 days old at the time of her death.
She professed a hope in Christ in 1865 and united with the Old School Baptist Church, and lived a devoted christian life, trusting only in her Savior, Jesus Christ. Our loss was her gain, for she has gone to her Heavily home where pain and sorrow cannot come. And may we all be as willing and well prepared to go as she was and may we be able to say in heart God's will be done not ours. Elder J.E. Adams officiated at the cemetery where she was laid to rest at Spring Creek and a host of friends were there to pay their last respects to the departed and mourn her loss. Isaac C., Charles B., and Mrs. Mary Baker reached here in time for the funeral, the rest of the absent children being unable to get here.
Oh, call it not death, 'tis life begun,
For the waters our past and the race is won,
The ransomed spirit but reached the shore,
Where they weep and suffer and sin no more.
She is safe in her Father's house above,
In place the place prepared by her Savior's love,
To depart from this world of sin and strife
And to be with Jesus, yes, this is life.
Her funeral will probably be preached in Goldendale next Sunday.
We wish to thank the many kind friends for the kindness shown us in this our time of trouble. A friend in time of need is a friend indeed.
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USANNAH HUTTON:Burial: Spring Creek Cemetery, Klickitat, WA2
Census 1: 1850, IL Warren Pg 28(See Husband)
Census 2: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6(See Husband)
Census 3: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109(See Husband)
Census 4: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 364D(See Husband)
Census 5: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 80(See Husband)
Census 6: 1885, State WA Klickitat Pct 2 Pg 79(See Husband)
Census 7: 1900, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 7B(See Husband)
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AMUEL DARLAND and SUSANNAH HUTTON:http://199.8.200.229/db/marriages_display.asp?ID=70108
Last Name: DARLAND
First Name: SAMUEL
Spouse- Last Name: HUTTON
Spouse- First Name: SUSANNAH
County: Parke
Date: 11-21-1844
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AMUEL DARLAND and SUSANNAH HUTTON:Marriage: 21 Nov 1844, Parke, Indiana
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AMUEL DARLAND and SUSANNAH HUTTON are:Generation No. 3
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ARY ANN3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 16 Dec 1845 in Iowa, and died 24 Dec 1928 in Forest Grove, Washington5. She married DANIEL BAKER 21 Dec 1867 in Sublimity, Marion, Oregon. He was born 20 Oct 1845 in Parke, Indiana, and died 20 Oct 1929 in Forest Grove, Washington, Oregon6.More About M
ARY ANN DARLAND:Census 1: 1850, IL Warren Pg 28(See Father)
Census 2: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6(See Father)
Census 3: 1870, OR Washington Forest Grove Pg 459(See Husband)
Census 4: 1880, OR Washington Gales Creek ED 127 Pg 329A(See Husband)
Census 5: 1900, OR Washington Dairy ED 141 Pg 6A(See Husband)
Census 6: 1910, OR Washington Cornelius ED 268 Pg 14A(See Husband)
Census 7: 1920, OR Washington Cornelius ED 427 Pg 4A(See Husband)
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ANIEL BAKER:1870 Census OR Washington Forest Grove Pg 459
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7874 Baker Daniel 24 MW Teamster OH
---------, Mary 24 FW Keeping House IA
---------, Joseph 1 MW At home OR
---------, Henry 1/12 MW At Home OR (Apr)
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1880 Census OR Washington Gales Creek ED 127 Pg 329A
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123 123 Baker Daniel WM 34 Farmer IN PA IN
--------, Mary A WF 34 Wife Housekeeper IA IN KY
--------, Harry C WM 10 Son OR IN IA
--------, Francis A WM 8 Son OR IN IA
--------, Laura B WF 7 Daughter OR IN IA
--------, Lewis H WM 6 Son OR IN IA
--------, Effie A WF 4 Daughter OR IN IA
--------, Sylvia L WF 3 Daughter OR IN IA
--------, Inez A WF 3/12 (Feb) Daughter OR IN IA
Bullock Milton WM 21 Hired Hand Farm Laborer IA KY MO
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1900 Census OR Washington Dairy ED 141 Pg 6A
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105 107 Baker Daniel Head WM Oct 1845 54 M 30 IN PA IN
---------, Mary A Wife WF Dec 1845 54 M 63 (8 Children 8 Alive) IA IN KY
---------, Lewis H Son WM Mar 1874 26 S OR IN IA Farmer
---------, Sylva L Daughter WF Dec 1876 24 S OR IN IA
---------, Daniel M SonWM May 1883 17 S OR IN IA Farm Laborer
---------, Dora E Daughter WF Dec 1885 14 S OR IN IA At School
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1910 Census OR Washington Cornelius ED 268 Pg 14A
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289 291 Baker Daniel Head MW 64 M1 41 IN PA IN Farmer Farm
---------, Mary Wife FW 64 M1 41 (12 Children 10 Alive) IA IN KY
---------, Elva Daughter FW 28 S OR IN IA Teacher Pub School
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1920 Census OR Washington Cornelius ED 427 Pg 4A
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Fm 94 95 Baker Daniel Head MW 74 M IN PA IN Farmer General Farm
----------, Mary A WIfe FW 74 M IA IN KY
----------, Dora E Daughter FW 31 S OR IN IA Teacher High School
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ANIEL BAKER:Census 1: 1870, OR Washington Forest Grove Pg 459
Census 2: 1880, OR Washington Gales Creek ED 127 Pg 329A
Census 3: 1900, OR Washington Dairy ED 141 Pg 6A
Census 4: 1910, OR Washington Cornelius ED 268 Pg 14A
Census 5: 1920, OR Washington Cornelius ED 427 Pg 4A
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ANIEL BAKER and MARY DARLAND:Marriage: 21 Dec 1867, Sublimity, Marion, Oregon
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ARY DARLAND and DANIEL BAKER are:4. I
SAAC CALVIN3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 30 Dec 1849 in Warren county. Illinois, and died 15 Mar 1912 in Goldendale, Klickitat, Washington. He married (1) SARAH ANN HAWSE Abt. 1870. She was born Abt. 1851 in Ohio, and died Abt. 1882 in Klickitat, Washington. He married (2) LIDA M. KURTZ Jun 1884, daughter of JOHN KURTZ and ELIZABETH ?. She was born Abt. 1860 in Minnesota, and died 25 Nov 1900.Notes for I
SAAC CALVIN DARLAND:http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.washington.counties.klickitat/265
An Illustrated History of Klickitat, Yakima and Kittitas Counties, Interstate Publishing Co., Chicago, IL., 1904 Pg 399
ISAAC C. DARLAND, of Goldendale. Wash., traveling salesman for the Gaar-Scott Company, in charge of the Spokane territory for the firm, was born in Warren county. Illinois, December 30, 1840. His father, Samuel R. Darland, was a farmer of the state of Indiana, born in November, 1825. He came west to the Willamette valley, Oregon, in 1865, crossing the Plains with mules and horses. During this trip the entire outfit was captured by the Indians near Fort Hallock, after a fierce encounter in which some were killed on both sides. He came to Klickitat county in 1876, and died June 18, 1903. The mother of our subject was Susanna (Hutton) Darland, a Kentuckian, born in 1829. She crossed the Plains with her husband in 1865, and died December 4, 1900.
Our subject was seventeen years old when he came west with his parents across the Plains, and he was one of a posse of emigrants, and a detachment of soldiers from Fort Hallock, that followed the Indians who attacked their wagon train and stole all his father's horses and mules. An engagement took place within a couple of miles of the fort, resulting in much loss on both sides, but while the Indians were brought to terms, they had in some mysterious manner spirited away the stolen stock, which was never recovered. When the boy was seventeen, he gave his father $200.00 to let him remove from home and start out in the world for himself, and when a little over twenty-two years of age he removed to Klickitat county, where he settled permanently the following year. At the time he came to the county there was no city of Goldendale, but the place was named the same winter for the original founder, John J. Golden. For twenty years after his arrival he followed farming and stock raising, having taken up a homestead and bought a band of cattle the first year of his residence. From 1893 to 1896 he traveled for the Advance Thresher Company. He was appointed postmaster of Goldendale by President Cleveland, in 1893, the duties of the office being attended to by his wife and son. About this time he invested heavily in the Farmers' Mercantile Company, and lost a large amount of money thereby. After leaving the employ of the Advance Thresher Company he was with the Buffalo Pitts Company for two years, traveling throughout Oregon, Washington and Idaho. He then became connected with the Gaar-Scott Company, in whose service he still is. Mr. Darland was married in 1871 to Sarah A. Hawse, a daughter of one of the old Oregon pioneer families. She was born on the plains of the Snake river, while en route to Oregon, and died in 1882, leaving four children, Arminta A., now deceased; Merton A., now employed in Baker Brothers' store at Goldendale; Earl W., at Mohler, Idaho, and L.C., deputy in the treasurer's office at Goldendale. Mr. Darland was married a second time in June, 1884, the lady being Lida M. Kurtz, a native of Minnesota. Her parents removed to California when she was quite young. She was of German descent on her father's side, and her mother was a native of York state. For seven or eight years previous to her marriage she taught school, part of this time in Goldendale. She died November 25, 1900. The following children were born to this marriage: Bessie M., now at Bellingham, Washington, attending the state normal school, and Bertie C., living with an uncle near Pullman, Washington. Mr. Darland is fraternally connected with the K. of P., A.0.U.W. and the Rathbone Sisters. Politically, he is a Democrat. He was nominated for sheriff of Klickitat county in 1874, and came within four votes of election in a Republican county. He has been quite active in politics in past years, and used to attend the state and county conventions regularly. He owns a farm in Latah county, Idaho, but his home is in Goldendale. In the early days he did considerable freighting between The Dalles, Oregon, and Ellensburg, Washington, bringing flour and other goods back from Yakima City. He now devotes his entire time to his soliciting business
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http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.washington.counties.klickitat/2581
The Klickitat County Agriculturist, Goldendale, WA., March 16, 1912, page 9
ISAAC DARLAND DEAD
Passing Away of an Old Time Pioneer - One of the Best Known and Most Highly Esteemed Citizens of Our County.
Isaac C. Darland, one of Klickitat's oldest pioneers, died early Friday morning, March 15, at the residence of his brother, George, of Spring Creek. Mr. Darland was born in Illinois Dec. 30, 1849. He was seventeen years old when he came west with his parents across the Plains, and he was one of a posse of immigrants, and a detachment of soldiers from Fort Hallock, that followed the Indians who attacked their wagon train and stole all his father's horses and mules. When the boy was 17, he gave his father $200 to let him remove from home and start out in the world for himself, and when a little over 22 years all of age he removed to Klickitat county, where he settled permanently the following year. At the time he came to this county there was no city of Goldendale, but the place was named the same winter for the original founder, John J. Golden. For 20 years after his arrival he followed farming and stock rasing, having taken up a homestead and bought a band of cattle the first year of his residence. He was appointed postmaster of Goldendale by President Cleveland in 1893. About this time he invested heavily in the Farmer's Mercantile Company, and lost a large amount of money thereby. Mr. Darland was married in 1871 to Sarah Hawse, a daughter of one of the old Oregon pioneer families. She died in 1882, leading four children. Mr. Darland was married a second time in June, 1884, the lady being Lida M. Kurtz. She died November 25, 1900. The following children were born to this marriage: Bessie M., and Bertie C.
Arrangements for the funeral of have not been made as we go to press.
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The Klickitat County Agriculturist, Goldendale, WA., March 23, 1912, page 2
"Klickitat Intelligence"
A Lyle correspondent, who was intimately acquainted with the late Isaac C. Darland, says: The death of Isaac C. Darland at the farm of his brother George, on Spring Creek, near Blockhouse, closes the career of a man whose life has been interwoven with the pioneer industrial and political affairs of Klickitat county. Mr. Darland was born in Illinois in 1849, crossed the plains in 1866 and settled at Ilwaco with his parents. "Ike," as he was known to close friends, was not a strong boy. On the advice of the late Dr. August Kinney, of Astoria, he came to Klickitat County in 1870 for his health. The first wages he earned after arrival was riding after cattle for the late Ben E. Snipes. Mr. Darland married Miss Sarah Howse, the daughter of an Oregon pioneer, in 1871 . She died in 1882, survived by four children. Mr. Darland married Miss Lydia M. Kurtz in 1884. She died in 1900. Two children were born to the latter marriage. The surviving children are: Merton, a traveling man, of Portland, Or.; Louis, of Hood River; Earl, of Goldendale, and Bert of Seattle; and Miss Bessie M. Darland, a teacher in the Washington State Normal School.
Mr. Darland, in business for himself, first engaged in raising cattle and horses. Later he bought a livery stable at Goldendale, after acquiring a mail contract, when the only means of transportation in Klickitat Valley was by stage and wagon. It has been said that "Ike" drove the stage that made the first trip from The Dalles to Ellensburg. Mr. Darland was a frequent delegate to Democratic state conventions. President Cleveland appointed him Postmaster of Goldendale in 1893.
About this time, with the late William Cumming, he succeeded in organizing the Farmers' Mercantile Company, which developed into a department store. After Mr. Darland's wife died in 1900 he accepted a traveling position with a harvesting machinery company of Portland. He was traveling salesman for 10 years.
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1870 Census OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109
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1820 1576 Darling S. A. 46 MW Farmer IN
-------, Susan 41 FW Keeps House KY
-------, Annie K 15 FW At School IA
-------, Sarah E 14 FW At School IA
-------, Jas W 12 MW At School IA
-------, Alici A 10 FW At School IA
-------, Louisa 7 FW IA
-------, Fleruida 6 FW IA
-------, Geo H 4 MW OR
-------, Dora D 4/12 FW OR
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1821 1577 Darling I C 21 MW Laborer IL
-------, Sarah A 19 FW Keeps House OR
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1880 Census WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 361A
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9 10 Darland I C WM 31 M Farming IL IN KY
-----------, S. A. WF 29 Wife M Keeping House OR KY KY
-----------, Arminta WF 8 Daughter OR IL OR
-----------, Mertin A WM 5 Son WA IL OR
-----------, Louis C WM 3 Son WA IL OR
-----------, Earl WM 1/12 (Feb) Son WA IL OR
Darland J. W. WM 22 Servant M Farm Laborer IA IN KY
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1883 Census State WA Klickitat Pg 82
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Darland, J. C. 33 Male Liveryman Married IL
--------, Mrs. L. 23 Female Teacher Married OH
--------, A 11 Female Oregon
--------, Mert 7 Male Washington Territory
--------, Louis 5 Male Washington Territory
--------, Earl 3 Male Washingotn Territory
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1885 Census State WA Klickitat Pct 2 Pg 68
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Darland, I. C. 36 Male Farmer Married
--------, L. M. 25 Female Farmer Married
--------, A. A. 14 Female single
--------, M. A. 9 Male Single
--------, L. C. 7 Male Single
--------, E. W. 5 Male Single
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1900 Census WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 5A
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105 105 Armstrong Ester E Head WF July 1869 30 M 12 (2 Children 2 Alive) WI Denmark Denmark
----------, Louis Son WM June 1890 9 S AZ OH WI At School
----------, Bessie M Daughter WF May 1892 8 S NM OH WI At School
Darland, Louis C Lodger WM Nov 1878 21 S WA IA MO Grocery Salesman
----------, Earl W Lodger WM April 1880 20 S WA IA MO Day Laborer
----------, Bessie E Lodger WF Aug 1884 14 S WA IA MN At School
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108 108 Darland Issac Head WM Dec 1849 50 Wd IL IN KY Farm Mechanic
Duncan Levi C boarder WM Mar 1876 24 S OR MO CA Student
----------, Louis A Boarder WM Mar 1874 26 S OR MO CA Student
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SAAC CALVIN DARLAND:Burial: Mt. View Cemetery, Klickitat, Washington7
Census 1: 1850, IL Warren Pg 28(See Father)
Census 2: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6(See Father)
Census 3: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109
Census 4: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 361A
Census 5: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 82
Census 6: 1885, State WA Klickitat Pct 2 Pg 68
Census 7: 1900, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 5A
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ARAH ANN HAWSE:Census 1: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 82(See Husband)
Census 2: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109(See Husband)
Census 3: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 361A(See Husband)
Census 4: 1885, State WA Klickitat Pct 2 Pg 68(See Husband)
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SAAC DARLAND and SARAH HAWSE:Marriage: Abt. 1870
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IDA M. KURTZ:Burial: Mt. View Cemetery, Klickitat, Washington8
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SAAC DARLAND and LIDA KURTZ:Marriage: Jun 1884
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EVI SAMUEL3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 25 Feb 1850 in Illinois. He married ELLA J ?. She was born Abt. 1862 in Oregon.Notes for L
EVI SAMUEL DARLAND:1880 Census WA Yakima Yakima ED 45 Pg 402C
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Darland Levi WM 30 Boarder S IL IN KY
Living with the following
David Guilland 55
Marai Guilland 48
Matilda Guilland 12
Virginia Guilland 14
David Guilland 12
George Guilland 10
George Goodwin 34
Magdalene Mmuty 79
Fredrick Shnebly 45
Levy Darland 30
A. John Shultz 35
Paul Zalo 26
J. Shedrick Lowe 35
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1920 Census CA San Francisco San Francisco Assembly Dist ED 129 Pg 1A
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2020 1 1 Darland Levi S Head MW 69 M IL IN KY Farmer Stock Raising
---------, Ella J Wife FW 58 M OR IL MO Housewife
---------, Charles E Son 22 S WA IL OR Delivery Clerk Post Office
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EVI SAMUEL DARLAND:Census 1: 1850, IL Warren Pg 28(See Father)
Census 2: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6(See Father)
Census 3: 1880, WA Yakima Yakima ED 45 Pg 402C
Census 4: 1920, CA San Francisco San Francisco Assembly Dist ED 129 Pg 1A
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LLA J ?:1900 Census WA Pacific South Bend ED 142 Pg 2B
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37 Darland Ella Head WF Jan 1862 38 M 19 (2 Children 2 Alive) OR IL MO Dressmaker
--------, Alta B Daughter WF May 1882 18 S WA IA OR Teacher (Public School)
--------, Charles E Son WM Apr 1897 3 S WA IA OR
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1910 Census WA Pacific Ilwaco ED 171 Pg 9A
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169 171 Darland Ella J Head FW 48 Wd (2 Children 2 Alive) OR IL MO
--------, Alta B Daughter FW 27 S WA IL OR Teacher Public School
--------, Charles Son MW 13 S WA IL OR
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1930 Census CA San Francisco San Francisco ED 50 Pg 28B
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2020 1 2 Darland Ella J Head FW 68 M 19 OR IL MO Housekeeper House
---------, Chas E Son MW 32 S WA IA OR Conductor Street ly
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LLA J ?:Census 1: 1900, WA Pacific South Bend ED 142 Pg 2B
Census 2: 1910, WA Pacific Ilwaco ED 171 Pg 9A
Census 3: 1920, CA San Francisco San Francisco Assembly Dist ED 129 Pg 1A(See Husband)
Census 4: 1930, CA San Francisco San Francisco ED 50 Pg 28B
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EVI DARLAND and ELLA ? are:6. H
ARRIET E3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 08 Mar 1851 in Warren Co., Illinois, and died 11 Jan 1938 in Whitman, Washington. She married ISAAC LEONIDAS BRYSON 20 Sep 1867 in Marion, Oregon, son of MATTHEW BRYSON and MARTHA DOANE. He was born 22 Nov 1844 in Wapello, Iowa, and died 14 Feb 1925 in Garfield, Whitman, Washington.Notes for H
ARRIET E DARLAND:http://www.wags-web.org/8/d.htm
Wenatchee Genealogical Society
DARLAND, Harriet E. III 26 Washington Pioneers - WA Shelves
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1930 Census WA Whitman Tekoa ED 43 Pg 4A
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71 75 Smith Sylvia B Head FW 40 M 19 WA OH IL Assistant Post Mistress Post Office
Bryson Harriet E Mother FW 79 Wd IL IN IN
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ARRIET E DARLAND:Burial: Garfield Cemetery, Garfield, Whitman, Washington10
Census 1: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6(See Father)
Census 2: 1883, State WA Whitman Pg 183(See Husband)
Census 3: 1885, State WA Whitman Pg 263(See Husband)
Census 4: 1887, State WA Whitman pg 23(See Husband)
Census 5: 1900, WA Whitman Garfield ED 101 Pg 7A(See Husband)
Census 6: 1910, WA Whitman Pct 42 ED 264 Pg 6A(See Husband)
Census 7: 1920, WA Whitman Garfield ED 174 pg 7A(See Husband)
Census 8: 1930, WA Whitman Tekoa ED 43 Pg 4A
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SAAC LEONIDAS BRYSON:http://genforum.genealogy.com/bryson/messages/1039.html
The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Washington, December 4, 1921.
Isaac L. Bryson
The only one of the first officers of Whitman county still living is Isaac L. Bryson of Garfield. He and Mrs. Bryson, in their comfortable home on an acre tract at the edge of town, are true types of the pioneers who built the Inland Empire. The story of their coming to the west--across the plains to Oregon when children, and to the Palouse country in the vigor of their young manhood and womanhook, is like the story of many of their neighbors of the days now passing in history.
Mr. Bryson crossed the plains as a boy, when in 1851 his father emigrated to Linn county, Oregon, where he took a claim and followed his trade of carpenter, building many houses in Albany and other neighboring towns. Mrs. Bryson came with her parents from Iowa in 1865, when 14 years old. Her Father, S. R. Darland, with his family of 10 children, had an outfit consisting of a spring wagon and two horses, another wagon with a four-horse team and another with a four-mule team. A heavy wagon drawn by five yoke of oxen carried a cook stove and camp equipage.
When they crossed teh Missouri at Council Bluffs their train had increased to 60 wagons, and when at Fort Laramie it had 300 wagons under a guide, Captain Weyman. At Fort Laramie the party was held while its personnel was investigated for possible deserters--the Civil war was just over. Here also there was a disagreement as to the best route for the westward pilgrimage.
The party was divided, the smaller number, in which Mrs. Bryson's father was included, taking the southern route, while Captain Weyman's party took the northern and what proved to be the better way, reaching Oregon several weeks ahead of the other. Indians were encontered in Utah by the Darland party, one man was killed, a boy struck by a poisened spear died in agony after several days, and a large number of the horses were stolen. Mrs. Bryson saw the man after he had been scalped and says it was hard for her to overcome her fear of Indians ever afterward.
Snow was falling when they crossed the Cascades in October, and sleeping without shelter, the faces of the travelers would be covered with snow. She can never forget the arrival at Sublimity, Oregon, in Marion county, and the welcome of her uncle, Ben Hutton, and her mother's brother, who had preceded them to the land of the setting sun. This Ben Hutton was also an uncle of L. W. Hutton of Spokane, ahe and Mrs. Bryson being cousins.
Here in the primitive surroundings of the pioneer Oregon settlements the boy and girl grew up, and when they in turn were married and ready to make a home for themselves and the children who had come to them, and like their parents they decided to cast their lot with the tide of immigration just turning toward the Palouse country. With their two little children they took the boat for The Dalles, shipping their stock on the same boat.
Their equipment for starting life in the new country consisted of 32 head of cows and calves, six horses, wagons, ect. At The Dalles they started overland, traveling with the Gilliland and Fisher families, and Mr. and Mrs. Pettigo, parents of Mrs. Gilliland and Mrs. Fisher.
On July 29, 1871, the party arrived at a point on the Palouse river eight miles above Colfax, now called Glenwood, and there they decided to locate, all taking claims on the river and proceeding to make for themselves homes. They chose the river bottom as providing hay for the stock and timber for building and fuel--no thought of farming in those day--all settlers came with the idea of making a stake by raising stock. For three months the Brysons lived in a tent, while Mr. Bryson and a man who had come with them cut and hewed logs for a cabin, and here, on August 26, their third child, Eva Alice, was born. No one but the mother and father were there when the little one, the first white child in what was to be Whitman county, was born. The man helping with the work in the timber had been hastily sent to bring the women who were neighbors, but when they came the new born babe had been bathed and dressed by the father.
The cabin was finished, the big rough fireplace built, and Mr. Bryson, scorning the customary dirt floor of the settler's cabin, procured from Colfax the first flooring (undressed0 turned out by the mill just started by Hollingsworth & Perkins, put a real floor in his cabin and before winter storms were upon them the fires burned brightly on the pioneer hearth and the little family was comfortable and happy.
Mrs. Bryson tells how a neighbor, making a home at the same time, but probably of less sturdy stock, appeared at the cabin one day when winter was upon them, leading a rawboned horse which carried his wife and two little children. "We are starved out and frozen out," he said, and the family was welcomed to the Bryson cabin, where they stayed several days.
They were loaned the Bryson tent to supplement the poor shelter of their shack, which was made more secure, and they were encouraged to greater effort by the thrift and hardiness of their kindly neighbors. This was the sort of service rendered by the pioneeers, who, "made of sterner stuff" than others, were the very pillars in the structure of the new commonwealth.
When the new county was organized and Mr. Bryson became its first treasurer Mrs. Bryson had anxious days when she had the county funds concealed in her flour barrel, for the office of the treasurer was wherever he happened to be. He arranged to spend several days at a time in Colfax, the county seat, so that the scattered stock men of the county could come to him to pay their taxes.
He made his headquarters at the Belcher store and with Captain Ewart, the newly appointed auditor. Later, when teh Bryson hogs fattened along the fertile river bottom, the treasurer took fresh pork and sausage to town as payment for his board with his friend Ewart.
"It was a wonderful place to raise hogs, along the river," agree the pioneers, and it is easy to picture the luxuriance of the vegetation at Glenwood in its primeval state, for the wonderful springs there have been turned into pipes and furnish the fine water supply of Colfax. The spot is one of the favorite picnic grounds for Colfax people, and on summer days automobiles are parked in the shady spots along the river where once the Bryson cattle and hogs waxed fat.
O. V. Bryson, eldest son of these pioneers, now farms a part of the original preemption claim which his father took in 1871.
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Colfax Gazette, Whitman County, February 20, 1925
First Treasurer of Whitman County
(An Account of his Death)
Isaac L. Bryson, who was appointed the first treasurer of Whitman county when this county was set off from Stevens county in 1871 and who was elected treasurer for a second term at the first election held in the county, died last Saturday noon at his home in Garfield, aged 80 years. He had been ill for some time with Bright's disease.
Mr. Bryson, who was born in Agency City, Iowa, November, 1845, crossed the plains to Oregon in 1851 and came to the Palouse country in 1871, settling on a homestead at Glenwood, about five miles from Colfax. For the last 20 years he has lived in Garfield.
Surviving are his wife, three sons, Odell V. Bryson of Glenwood, Harry Bryson of Pendleton, Oregon, and Guy Bryson of Colfax, and four daughters, Mrs. Mary Muncey, Richland, Wash.; Miss Ipha Lausch, Salem, Oregon; Mrs. Sylvia Smith, Tekoa, and Mrs. Zella Jones, Garfield. There are also 15 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Two brothers, Charles and William Bryson, Enterprise, Oregon, and four sisters Mrs. Della Richards, Portland; Mrs. Ipha Bell, Everett, Wash., Mrs. Varion Aubrey, Portland, and Mrs. C. P. Richardson, Almira.
The funeral was held Monday at 1 p. m. at the Garfield Christian church, where Mr. Bryson was a member. The Rev. Mr. Willoughby officiated.
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1883 Census State WA Whitman Pg 183
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Bryson Isabel L 39 Male White Farmer Married IA
--------, H E 32 Female White Housekeeper Married IL
--------, Odell 14 Male White Oregon
--------, Orlanda 13 Male White Oregon
--------, E. A. 12 Female White Wash Territory
--------, Ipha 10 Female White Wash Territory
--------, Mary E 7 Female White Wash Territory
--------, Bertha 5 Female White Wash Territory
--------, Guy 1 Male White Wash Territory
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1885 Census State WA Whitman Pg 263
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Bryson J L 40 Male White Farmer Married IA
---------, H 33 Female White Married IL
---------, O 17 Male White Single OR
---------, O 15 Male White Single OR
---------, E 13 Female White Single W.T.
---------, J 12 Female White Single W.T.
---------, Mary 9 Female White Single W.T.
---------, Bertha 8 Female White Single W.T.
---------, Guy 3 Male White Single W.T.
---------, S 46 Single W.T.
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1887 Census State WA Whitman pg 23
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Bryson, P. L. 42 Male Farmer Married IA
---------, Harriett 36 Female Married IA
---------, Odell 19 Male OR
---------, Orlando 17 Male OR
---------, Eva 16 Female Wash Terr
---------, Orpha 14 Female Wash Terr
---------, Bertha 10 Female Wash Terr
---------, Mary 12 Female Wash Terr
---------, Guy 8 Male Wash Terr
---------, Elsina 3 Female Wash Terr
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1900 Census WA Whitman Garfield ED 101 Pg 7A
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143 144 Bryson Isaac Head WM Nov 1845 54 M 32 IA KY OH Warehouseman
---------, Harret E Wife WF Mar 1851 49 M32 (11 Children 8 Alive) IA IN IN
---------, Guy R Son WM May 1882 18 S WA IA IA At School
---------, Sylvia V Daughter WF July 1884 15 S WA IA IA At School
---------, Harry L Son WM June 1887 12 S WA IA IA At School
---------, Zelda A Daughter WF Feb 1892 8 S WA IA IA At School
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1910 Census WA Whitman Pct 42 ED 264 Pg 6A
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126 128 Bryson Isaac Head MW 66 M1 44 IA KY PA Laborer Odd Jobs
---------, Hariet E Wife FW 59 M1 44 (11 Children 7 Alive) IL IN IN
---------, Zelda A Daughter FW 18 S WA IA IL Clerk Drugstore
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1920 Census WA Whitman Garfield ED 174 pg 7A
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62 63 Bryson Isaac L Head MW 75 M IA US PA
--------, Harriet E Wife FW 68 M IL IN IN
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SAAC LEONIDAS BRYSON:Burial: Garfield Cemetery, Garfield, Whitman, Washington11
Census 1: 1850, IA Wapello Dist 13 Pg 427B(See Father)
Census 2: 1860, OR Linn Brownsville Pg 326B(See Father)
Census 3: 1883, State WA Whitman Pg 183
Census 4: 1885, State WA Whitman Pg 263
Census 5: 1887, State WA Whitman pg 23
Census 6: 1900, WA Whitman Garfield ED 101 Pg 7A
Census 7: 1910, WA Whitman Pct 42 ED 264 Pg 6A
Census 8: 1920, WA Whitman Garfield ED 174 pg 7A
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SAAC BRYSON and HARRIET DARLAND:Marriage: 20 Sep 1867, Marion, Oregon
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ARRIET DARLAND and ISAAC BRYSON are:7. A
MANDA JANE3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 07 Mar 1853 in Illinois, and died in Alberson, Harney, Oregon. She married WILLIAM E ALBERSON 26 Jul 1868 in Marion, Oregon. He was born 08 Dec 1841 in Missouri, and died 07 Feb 1913 in Payette, Canyon, ID12.More About A
MANDA JANE DARLAND:Census 1: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6(See Father)
Census 2: 1880, OR Curry Rogue River ED 34 Pg 418C(See Husband)
Census 3: 1900, OR Harney ED 156 pg 1A(See Husband)
Census 4: 1910, OR Harney Alvord ED 76 Pg 5A(See Husband)
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ILLIAM E ALBERSON:1880 Census OR Curry Rogue River ED 34 Pg 418C
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30 30 Alberson William WM 39 M Laborer MO MO MO
---------, Amanda WF 28 Wife M Keeping House MO IN IN
---------, Viola E WF 9 Daughter OR MO MO
---------, Anna C WF 8 OR MO MO
---------, Jessie S WM 4 Son OR MO MO
---------, Martin R WM 2 Son OR MO MO
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1900 Census OR Harney ED 156 pg 1A
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15 15 Alberson WM E Head WM Dec 1847 53 m 30 MO PA KY Carpenter
--------, Amanda D Wife WF May 1852 M 30 (11 Children 9 Alive) IL IN IL
--------, Solomon Son WM Nov 1880 19 S OR MO IL Farm Laborer
--------, Susan F Daughter WF Mch 1883 17 S OR MO IL
--------, Lena Daughter WF May 1887 S OR MO IL
--------, Ellie Daughter WF may 1891 9 OR MO IL
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1910 Census OR Harney Alvord ED 76 Pg 5A
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104 106 Alberson Jessie O head MW 34 M1 12 OR MO IL Farmer
---------, Hattie M Wife FW 34 M1 12 (2 Children 2 Alive) AR AR AR
---------, Jessie E Daughter FW 9 S OR OR AR
---------, Delia E Daughter FW 7 S OR OR AR
Perry Albert H Hired Man MW 23 S NC NC NC Electrician House wiring
Armstrong Augusta D Visitor FW 32 S OR IN OR Teacher Public School
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106 108 Albertson Solomon Head MW 29 M1 S OR MO IL Farmer
---------, Minerva E Wife FW 24 M 5 (no Children) MO MO MO
Copler Rufus T MW 87 S IL Unk Unk
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107 109 Alberson William E Head MW 62 M1 41 MO PA KY Keeper Road House
---------, Amanda FW 56 M1 41 (6 Children 6 Alive) IL IN IL Cook Road House
Gray Susie F Daughter FW 22 M1 9 (1 Child 1 Alive) OR MO IL
---------, Glayds R Grand Daughter FW 7 S OR OR Unk
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ILLIAM E ALBERSON:Census 1: 1880, OR Curry Rogue River ED 34 Pg 418C
Census 2: 1900, OR Harney ED 156 pg 1A
Census 3: 1910, OR Harney Alvord ED 76 Pg 5A
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ILLIAM ALBERSON and AMANDA DARLAND:Marriage: 26 Jul 1868, Marion, Oregon
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MANDA DARLAND and WILLIAM ALBERSON are:8. A
RMILDA KATHERINE3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 23 Dec 1854 in Iowa, and died 25 Jan 1895 in Athena, Umatilla, Oregon. She married CHARLES KELLY BRYSON 11 Jun 1871 in Marion, Oregon, son of MATTHEW BRYSON and MARTHA DOANE. He was born 12 Jun 1852 in Farewell Bend,ID, and died 22 Dec 1931 in Enterprise, Wallowa, Oregon13.Notes for A
RMILDA KATHERINE DARLAND:[1892 Pioneers.FTW]
1880 census shows father born in IN and mother born in KY.
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RMILDA KATHERINE DARLAND:Burial: Athena Cemetery, Athena, Umatilla, Oregon14
Census 1: 1860, IA Poweshiek Jackson Pg 6(See Father)
Census 2: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109(See Father)
Census 3: 1880, OR Umatilla Weston Dist 111 pg 36B(See Husband)
Emigration: 1865, IA by Ox Team 11 years old
Picnic: 1892, Weston, Umatilla, OR
Residence: 1892, Weston, Umatilla, OR
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HARLES KELLY BRYSON:Oregon Historical Record
Case# pg 017
Name Bryson, C K
Date 1875
Record Type Census
County Umatilla
Source Genealogical
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1880 Census OR Umatilla Weston Dist 111 pg 36B
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242 242 Bryson M WM 30 Farmer IL IL MO
---------, Laura A WF 20 Wife Keeping House OR IA IA
---------, Mary WF 1 Daughter OR IL OR
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243 243 Bryson Charles WM 27 Farmer ID IL IL
---------, Catharine WF 25 Wife Keeping house IA IN KY
---------, Daisy WF 3 Daughter OR ID IA
---------, Herbert WM 2 Son OR ID IA
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1910 Census OR Umatilla Mountain Dist 264 Pg 196B
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11 11 Bryson Charles K Head MW 58 M ID KY PA Farmer General Farm
---------, Ollie Daughter FW 23 S OR ID IA
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1920 Census OR Wallowa Enterprise ED 197 Pg 1B
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1101 19 19 Scott Arthur Head MW 46 M OR IL MO Farmer
---------, Daisy L Wife FW 43 M OR ID IA Teacher Public School
---------, Lora C Daughter FW 16 S OR OR OR
---------, Ruth L Daughter FW 12 S OR OR OR
---------, Helen A Daughter FW 10 S OR OR OR
---------, Maroy P Daughter FW 5 S OR OR OR
Bryson Charles K Father-in-law MW 68 W ID KY PA
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HARLES KELLY BRYSON:Burial: Athena Cemetery, Athena, Umatilla, Oregon15
Census 1: 1860, OR Linn Brownsville Pg 326B(See Father)
Census 2: 1872, Umatilla, Oregon16
Census 3: 1880, OR Umatilla Weston Dist 111 pg 36B
Census 4: 1910, OR Umatilla Mountain Dist 264 Pg 196B
Census 5: 1920, OR Wallowa Enterprise ED 197 Pg 1B
Estate: 1932, Umatilla, Oregon17
Occupation 1: 1880, Farmer
Occupation 2: 1892, farmer
Picnic: 1892, Weston , Umatilla, OR
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HARLES BRYSON and ARMILDA DARLAND:Marriage: 11 Jun 1871, Marion, Oregon
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OUISA3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 10 Nov 1862 in Iowa, and died 02 Jan 1909 in Klickitat county, Washington. She married HOWARD M. SPALDING Abt. 1883 in Klickitat County, Washington, son of CARLOS SPALDING and HELEN ANDREWS. He was born 13 Aug 1857 in Eaton county, Michigan, and died 26 May 1914 in Klickitat county, Washington.Notes for L
OUISA DARLAND:http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.washington.counties.klickitat/962
The Klickitat County Agriculturist, Goldendale, WA., January 2, 1909, page 2
"Klickitat Intelligence"
Our citizens were pained to hear on Wednesday morning last that Mrs. H.M. Spalding, wife of Postmaster Spalding, had died quite suddenly early in the morning. Mrs. Spalding had been unwell for the past fortnight but was able to get around most of the time. The sympathy of the entire community is with Mr. Spalding and family in the hour of their sad bereavement. In Klickitat County, in the year 1883 Mr. Spalding married Miss Louisa, daughter of Samuel R. and Susanna Darland. Mrs. Spalding was born on November 10, 1862, and when only three years old, crossed the plains with her parents. She has nine brothers and sisters, namely, Ike C., a traveling salesman for an implement house; Levi, in San Francisco; Mrs. Mary Baker, in Forest Grove; Mrs. Hartnett Bryson, in Garfield; Mrs. Amanda Albertson, at Andrew, Ori.; Mrs. Alice Gilmore, North Yakima; James at Pullman; Charles, at Arlington; and George in Klickitat county. Nine children have been born to them, namely, Clyde, born in 1884; Guy, born two years earlier; Ray, born the succeeding year; Edith, Bruce, Martin, Lynn, Neva, and Gilman, all born in the county, the last in 1902. The funeral services were held on Friday, January 1st, from the M.E. church, and under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias, the interment taking place at the Odd Fellows’ cemetery.
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OUISA DARLAND:Census 1: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109(See Father)
Census 2: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 364D(See Father)
Census 3: 1900, WA Klickitat Pct 4 ED 118 Pg 11A(See Husband)
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OWARD M. SPALDING:http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.washington.counties.klickitat/415
An Illustrated History of Klickitat, Yakima and Kittitas Counties, Interstate Publishing Co., Chicago, IL., 1904
HOWARD M. SPALDING, postmaster of the city of Goldendale, and a carpenter by trade, was born in Eaton county, Michigan, August 13, 1857, the son of Carlos and Helen (Andrews) Spalding. His father, a native of the Green Mountain state, born in Orleans county in 1823, was a farmer. He moved to Ohio with his parents when twelve years old and was educated in the public schools of that state. In 1848 he went to Michigan and he lived there until 1877, when he came to Klickitat county. He continued to reside here until his death in 1896. He was of English parentage. His wife, a native of New York state, was ten years his junior. She moved to Michigan with her people in 1847 and there grew up and was married. She passed away in Klickitat county in 1887. Our subject received his education in the common schools of Michigan. He remained at home on the farm until nineteen years old, then came to Washington with his parents, and helped his father to open up a homestead. He worked on the land for two years, then took up the carpenter's trade, at which he worked off and on for a number of years. In 1883 and 1884 he followed his trade in Yakima City, and the seasons of 1887 and 1888 were spent in the same place. In 1897 he was appointed by President McKinley postmaster of Goldendale and in 1903 he was reappointed. The fact that he was given a second term is abundant proof that his discharge of the duties of his office has been satisfactory.
In Klickitat county in the year 1883, Mr. Spalding married Miss Louisa, daughter of Samuel R. and Susanna (Hutton) Darland. Her father, a native of Indiana, was a farmer by occupation. He early removed to Illinois, thence to Iowa and thence in 1865 to Oregon, the trip being made across the Plains with ox teams. He came to Klickitat county in 1896 and took a ranch five miles northwest of Goldendale, but later he moved into the city, where he died in 1903. Mrs. Spalding's mother was of German descent, but she was born and married in Indiana. Mrs. Spalding was born on November 10, 1862, and when only three years old, crossed the Plains with her parents. She was educated in the common schools of Oregon. She has nine brothers and sisters, namely, Ike C. a traveling salesman for an implement house, with the state of Washington for his territory; Levi, in San Francisco; Mary Baker, in Forest Grove, Oregon; Mrs. Harnett Bryson, in Garfield, Washington; Mrs. Amanda Alberson, at Andrew, Harney county, Oregon, Mrs. Alice Gilmore, in North Yakima; James, at Pullman, Washington; Charles, at Arlington, Oregon; and George, in Klickitat county. Mr. Spalding have nine children, namely, Clyde, born in Klickitat county in 1884; Guy, born two years later; Ray, born the succeeding year; Edith, Martin, Lynn, Neva, and Gilman, all born in the county, the last named in 1902. Mr. Spalding is a Republican in politics and very active, taking great interest in all matters of local or national concern. He is very obliging in the discharge of his duties, and in all the relations of life he has always demeaned himself so as to cement to himself the good will and command the respect of those whom he is associated.
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The Independent, Goldendale, WA., May 28, 1914, page 1
HOWARD M. SPALDING
Howard M. Spalding, Postmaster of Goldendale for seventeen years, died at his home in this city last Tuesday morning, following several months suffering from cancer. He had lived in the Klickitat Valley since 1877, coming here from Michigan at the age of 19 with his father and mother, who settled upon a homestead in the Blockhouse country. Beginning work at the carpenter’s trade in 1879, he followed it in this valley and the Yakima country until 1897 when he was appointed postmaster by President McKinley, an office which he held until the time of his death to the eminent satisfaction of the people. He was married in 1883 to Louisa Darland, nine children being born to them, of whom seven are still living, all residents of this city.
In the death of Howard Spalding, Goldendale loses one of her most influential and highly respected citizens. A man of strong personality, with definite convictions upon all subjects with which he dealt, he had attached to himself the friendship and loyal affection of his numerous acquaintances throughout the entire valley. His frankness and love of fair play were among the strongest of his characteristics, and he was, withal, so thorough-capable and so well informed of matters of public opinion as to create for him a unique position in local affairs. Pride and keen interest in all things connected with the growth and advancement of Goldendale led him to contribute largely of his time and means toward any movement leading to this end. A musician of much native ability, he had been a member of the Goldendale Band since the time of its inception years ago. In fact, music and baseball were the matters in which he took the greatest interest, and it is largely because of his efforts that Goldendale has been so well represented along both of these lines. The lack of his counsel concerning these matters, made valuable by years of experience, will be keenly felt.
The funeral was held from the Methodist Episcopal Church at 10:30 Thursday morning, the service being conducted by the Knights of Pythias, of which lodge Mr. Spalding had long been an active member. Interment was made in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery, where his wife and two children are buried. Independent joins the entire community in extending sympathy to the bereaved family.
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1900 Census WA Klickitat Pct 4 ED 118 Pg 11A
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223 223 Spalding Howard M Head WM Aug 1827 42 M 17 MI VT NY Postmaster
--------, Louisa N Wife WF Nov 1862 37 M 17 (8 Children 8 Alive) IA IN IN
--------, Clyde W Son WM May 1884 16 S WA MI IA At School
--------, Guy R Son WM Nov 1884 15 S WA MI IA At School
--------, Edith H Daughter WF Mar 1887 12 S WA MI IA At School
--------, Carlos R Son WM May 1889 11 S WA MI IA At School
--------, Bruce W Son WM Feb 1891 8 S WA MI IA At School
--------, Merlin H Son WM Oct 1892 7 S WA MI IA At School
--------, Glen A Son WM Sept 1894 5 S WA MI IA At School
--------, Geneva S Daughter WF Apr 1899 1 S WA MI IA
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1910 Census WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 117 Pg 11B
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251 251 Spalding H. M. MW 52 Wd MI MA VT Postmaster Goldendale
-------, Edith H Daughter FW 23 S WA IA MI
-------, Bruce W Son MW 19 S WA IA MI Assistant Postmaster Goldendale
-------, Martin H Son MW 17 S WA IA MI
-------, Lynn A Son MW 15 S WA IA MI
-------, Neva S Daughter FW 10 S WA IA MI
-------, Gilman M Son MW 7 S WA IA MI
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OWARD M. SPALDING:Census 1: 1900, WA Klickitat Pct 4 ED 118 Pg 11A
Census 2: 1910, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 117 Pg 11B
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OWARD SPALDING and LOUISA DARLAND:Marriage: Abt. 1883, Klickitat County, Washington
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ORETTA S3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 18 Jun 1864 in Powehiek, Iowa, and died 02 Dec 1939 in Goldendale, Klickitat, Washington. She married JAMES WILEY STICE 08 Oct 1885 in Darland Goldendale, Klickitat, County, WA. He was born 22 Mar 1854 in Edmondson, Kentucky, and died 22 Nov 1927 in Goldendale, Klickitat, Washington.Notes for L
ORETTA S DARLAND:1930 Census WA King Seattle ED 184 Pg 30A
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3933 327 357 Stice Mary G Head FW 40 M 29 Ireland Ireland Ireland 1905 Na Graduate Nurse W. S. ? Sta
---------, Loretta L Mother-in-law FW 64 Wd IA IN KY
---------, Jean M Daughter FW 7 S WA WA Ireland
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ORETTA S DARLAND:Burial: Sunset Lane Cemetery, Port Orchard, Kitsap County, Washington18
Census 1: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 364D(See Father)
Census 2: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109(See Father)
Census 3: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 80(See Father)
Census 4: 1900, WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED 116 Pg 6A(See Husband)
Census 5: 1910, WA Yakima Lower Naches ED 280 Pg 11A(See Husband)
Census 6: 1930, WA King Seattle ED 184 Pg 30A
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AMES WILEY STICE:1900 Census WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED 116 Pg 6A
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104 104 Stice James Head WM Mar 1854 46 M 15 KY KY KY Farmer
---------, Loretta L Wife WF June 1864 35 M 15 (5 children 5 Alive) IA IL KY
---------, Dora E Daughter WF Aug 1887 12 S WA KY IA At School
---------, Roy H Son WM Nov 1888 11 OR KY IA At School
---------, Granville D Son WM Dec 1891 8 S WA KY IA At School
---------, James W. Son WM Mar 1894 6 S WA KY IA
---------, Lloyd D Son WM Aug 1896 3 S WA KY IA
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1910 Census WA Yakima Lower Naches ED 280 Pg 11A
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28 28 Stice James Head MW 55 M1 24 KY KY KY Farmer General Farm
--------, Loretta Wife FW 46 M1 24 (8 Children 6 Alive) IA IN KY
--------, Roy Son MW 21 S OR KY IA Farmer Home Farm
--------, Granville Son MW 18 S WA KY IA Farmer Home Farm
--------, James Son MW 16 S WA KY IA
--------, Lloyd Son MW 13 S WA KY IA
--------, Clifford Son MW 9 WA KY IA
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AMES WILEY STICE:Burial: Sunset Lane Cemetery, Port Orchard, Kitsap County, Washington18
Census 1: 1900, WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED 116 Pg 6A
Census 2: 1910, WA Yakima Lower Naches ED 280 Pg 11A
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AMES STICE and LORETTA DARLAND:Marriage: 08 Oct 1885, Darland Goldendale, Klickitat, County, WA
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ORETTA DARLAND and JAMES STICE are:11. G
EORGE HENRY3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 15 Nov 1865 in Salem, Marion, Oregon, and died 23 Jun 1942 in Gridley, Butte, California19. He married MARY JOSEPHINE HALE 26 Dec 1887, daughter of WILLIAM HALE and JANE ?. She was born 04 Aug 1866 in Missouri, and died 02 Jul 1942 in Gridley, Butte, California20.Notes for G
EORGE HENRY DARLAND:http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.washington.counties.klickitat/776
An Illustrated History of the State Of Washington, by Rev. H.K. Hines, D.D.,
The Lewis Publishing Co., Chicago, IL., 1893
GEORGE H. DARLAND, one of the young and progressive farmers of Klickitat county, residing seven miles northwest of Goldendale, was born in Marion County, Oregon, a son of S.H. Darland, a native of Illinois. The latter resided for a time in Iowa, and in 1865, via Forts Laramie and Hall, he crossed the plains with his family, locating near Salem, Oregon. In 1876 he came to Klickitat county, Washington, taking the homestead, where he now lives, but has since added to his original purchase until he now owns 280 acres of well improved land. He has a good dwelling, also barns and outbuildings for the convenience of stock.
George H. Darland, the subject of this sketch, now owns 320 acres of well improved land, seven miles northwest of Goldendale, and 160 acres as a homestead, making a total of 480 acres. He devotes his time principally to wheat-raising, and his average crop yields about thirty-five bushels per acre. He also has good and substantial buildings, a large orchard, etc.
Mr. Darland was married in December, 1887, to Miss Mary Hale, then of this county, but a native of Missouri, and a daughter of W.H. Hale, of Klickitat county. Our subject and wife have two children: William, born October 5, 1889; and Lois, born August 30, 1891. Mr. Darland is a member of the Spring Creek Grange, in which he now holds the office of Grand Master.
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The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., June 25, 1942, page 6
GEORGE DARLAND PASSES TUESDAY IN CALIFORNIA
Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 in Gridley, Cal. for George Darland, 77, former Klickitat county commissioner. Mr. Darland died at his home in Gridley early Tuesday morning.
He is survived by his widow, May, of Gridley; two sons, William and Lee Darland, both of Goldendale; two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Nugent, of Gridley, and Mrs. Ray Adam, of Vulcan, Alberta. One sister, Mrs. Sarah Jones, of Salem, Ore., and two brothers, Charles Darland, of Salem, and Jim Darland, of Latha, Idaho.
Mr. Darland had been in failing health for the past six months. He came to Klickitat county in 1877 and lived here continuously until 1920 when he moved to Gridley. For many years he operated a farm in the Crofton Prairie area. He served one term as a county commissioner in 1913-14. During his term as commissioner the Maryhill road was constructed through the cooperation of Samuel Hill.
Mr. Darland was born in Salem, Ore., and came to this county as a youth. His last visit to Goldendale was made last summer
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1900 Census WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 3B
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63 63 Darland George H Head WM Nov 1861 34 M 12 OR MO MO Farmer
---------, Mary J Wife WF Aug 1866 33 M 12 (4 Children 4 Alive) MO Unk TN
---------, William G Son WM Oct 1889 10 S WA OR MO At School
---------, Lois Daughter WF Aug 1891 8 S WA OR MO At School
---------, Grace Daughter WF Nov 1895 4 S WA OR MO
---------, Lee E Son WM Sept 1898 1 S WA OR MO
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1910 Census WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED 115 Pg 2B
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Darland George Head MW 44 M 22 OR IL IL Farmer Farmer
---------, Mary Wife FW 43 M 22 (6 Children) MO TN TN
---------, George SonMW 20 S WA OR MO Farmer Farmer
---------, Lois Daughter FW 18 S WA OR MO
---------, Grace Daughter FW 14 S WA OR MO
---------, Lee Son MW 11 S WA OR MO
---------, Mary Daughter FW 5 S WA OR MO
---------, Josephine Daughter FW 3 S WA OR MO
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1920 Census WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED96 Pg 1A
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FM 8 8 Darland George H Head MW 54 M OR IL IL Farmer General Farm
-------, Mary J Wife FW 53 M MO MO KY
-------, Lee Son MW 21 S WA OR MO
-------, Mary Daughter FW 15 S WA OR MO
-------, Josephine Daughter FW 12 WA OR MO
Walker Eloise D Grand-daughter FW 6 S WA MO WA
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1930 Census CA Butte Gridley ED 24 Pg 6B
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160 161 Darland George H Head MW 64 M 22 OR US US Farmer General
-----------, Mary J Wife FW 63 M 21 MO MO TN
-----------, Eloise Daughter FW 16 WA OR MO
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EORGE HENRY DARLAND:Census 1: 1870, OR Marion Sublimity Pg 109(See Father)
Census 2: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 364D(See Father)
Census 3: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 80(See Father)
Census 4: 1900, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 3B
Census 5: 1910, WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED 115 Pg 2B
Census 6: 1920, WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED96 Pg 1A
Census 7: 1930, CA Butte Gridley ED 24 Pg 6B
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ARY JOSEPHINE HALE:http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.washington.counties.klickitat/900
The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., July 9, 1942, page 1
LAST RITES FOR MRS. G. DARLAND
Mrs. George H. Darland, former Klickitat county resident, died in Gridley, Calif., July 2, just ten days after the death of her husband, who was also well known in Goldendale. She had been ill for the past three months. Mr. and Mrs. Darland visited Goldendale last summer. They had celebrated their golden wedding anniversary several years ago.
Surviving are two sons, William and Lee, both of Goldendale, two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Nugent, of Gridley and Mrs. Roy Adam, of Vulcan, Alberta. Two sisters, Mrs. Otie Bullock of Gridley and Mrs. Charles Mesecher of Goldendale also survive.
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ARY JOSEPHINE HALE:Census 1: 1900, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 3B(See Husband)
Census 2: 1910, WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED 115 Pg 2B(See Husband)
Census 3: 1920, WA Klickitat Spring Creek ED96 Pg 1A(See Husband)
Census 4: 1930, CA Butte Gridley ED 24 Pg 6B(See Husband)
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EORGE DARLAND and MARY HALE:Marriage: 26 Dec 1887
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EORGE DARLAND and MARY HALE are:12. C
HARLES B3 DARLAND (SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born Abt. 1872 in Oregon, and died 24 Mar 1963 in Marion, Oregon23. He married (1) ADELLA ? Bef. 1910. She was born Abt. 1878 in Oregon. He married (2) BERTHA ? 25 Oct 1919 in Wasco, Oregon24. She was born Abt. 1883 in Iowa.Notes for C
HARLES B DARLAND:1910 Census OR Gilliam Arlington ED 59 Pg 8A
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30 31 Darland Charles B Head MW 31 M1 11 OR IL IL Merchant Confectionery
----------, Adella FW 32 M1 11 (2 Children 2 Alive) OR NY WI
----------, Gawain A son daughter MW 11 S WA OR OR
----------, Mabel A Daughter FW 8 S WA OR OR
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1920 Census OR Gilliam Arlington ED 42 Pg 2A
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30 32 Darland Charles B Head MW 47 M OR MO IN Warehouseman Warehouse
---------, Bertha Wife FW 37 M IA IA NY
Case, Ruth F Daughter FW 15 MS WA IA NE
Case, Enid B Dauhter FW 8 2/12 S OR IA NE
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HARLES B DARLAND:Census 1: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 364D(See Father)
Census 2: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 80(See Father)
Census 3: 1910, OR Gilliam Arlington ED 59 Pg 8A
Census 4: 1920, OR Gilliam Arlington ED 42 Pg 2A
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DELLA ?:Census: 1910, OR Gilliam Arlington ED 59 Pg 8A(See Husband)
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HARLES DARLAND and ADELLA ?:Marriage: Bef. 1910
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ERTHA ?:Census: 1920, OR Gilliam Arlington ED 42 Pg 2A(See Husband)
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HARLES DARLAND and BERTHA ?:Divorce: 1917, Gilliam, Oregon25
Marriage: 25 Oct 1919, Wasco, Oregon26
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HARLES DARLAND and ADELLA ? are:Generation No. 4
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ARL W4 DARLAND (ISAAC CALVIN3, SAMUEL REYNOLDS2, ISAAC1) was born 02 Apr 1881 in Washington Territory, and died 30 Jan 1952 in Yakima, Yakima, Washington27. He married MABEL FRANCIS ULRICH 10 Oct 1905 in Mohler, Idaho28. She was born 15 Dec 1884 in Wisconsin, and died 15 May 1966 in Yakima, Yakima, Washington29,30.Notes for E
ARL W DARLAND:World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record
about Earl W Darland
Name: Earl W Darland
City: Not Stated
County: Yakima
State: Washington
Birth Date: 2 Apr 1881
Race: White
Roll: 1992259
DraftBoard: 0
Nearest Relative: Mabel Frances Darland (wife)
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1910 Census WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 117 Pg 11A
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235 235 Darland E W Head MW 39 M1 5 WA IA Unk Salesman Farm Mdes Store
--------, Mable F Wife FW 34 M1 5 (1 Child 1 Alive) WI Germany WI
--------, Kenneth U Son MW 3 S WA WI WA
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1930 Census WA Yakima East Summitview ED 45 Pg 1A
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208 3 3 Darland Earl W Head MW 48 M 23 WA US US Mechanic Auto Mechanic
---------, Mabel F WIfe FW FW 45 M 20 WI IL WI
---------, Kenneth Son MW 23 S WA WA WI Fruit Field Man
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ARL W DARLAND:Census 1: 1880, WA Klickitat ED 43 Pg 361A(See Father)
Census 2: 1883, State WA Klickitat Pg 82(See Father)
Census 3: 1885, State WA Klickitat Pct 2 Pg 68(See Father)
Census 4: 1900, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 118 Pg 5A(See Brother Louis C Darland)
Census 5: 1910, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 117 Pg 11A
Census 6: 1930, WA Yakima East Summitview ED 45 Pg 1A
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ABEL FRANCIS ULRICH:Census 1: 1910, WA Klickitat Goldendale ED 117 Pg 11A(See Husband)
Census 2: 1930, WA Yakima East Summitview ED 45 Pg 1A(See Husband)
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