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Oregon Trail HelpLafayette SPENCER Journal The 1852 overland diary of Lafayette SPENCER. The group with which he traveled left Van Buren County, Iowa on May 11th and reached Portland, Ore. on Oct. 26th. Applegate Trail First laid out alternative trail into southern Oregon created 1846 Luper Pioneer Cemetery - List of persons who came on the Lost Meek Train and are buried in this cemetery in Eugene, Linn Co. This link came from 2 girls in the Social Studies
class at Green Mountain Central School District. US
Outdoor's The Tragic Westward Hike of the Donner
Camp Isaac Hill led a wagon train across the plains in 1852 and came into the Rogue River Valley in 1853 and brought with him 3 teenage daughters who were married in very early days in and near what became Ashland. They married men named Gillette, Dunn and Russell; the 3 families formed the core of early Jackson County and also the core of the web site at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hill2oregon/. Thanks, Bill Russell William P. (Bill) Russell P.O. Box 2029 Bandon OR 97411 541-290-8595 Oregon Territory Stephanie Flora's wonderful sites 1841 Sinclair Emigration from Red River, Canada Covered Wagon Women - Index - Vols. I & II Covered Wagon Women - Index - Vol. VI Covered Wagon Women - Index - Vol. VII Frazier Farmstead Museum, Milton-Freewater Area Historical Society Oregon-California Trails Association Sons and
Daughters of Oregon Pioneers Oregon Native American Links Reconstruction of the 1862 wagon train Roster |