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| Vertical File Biographies | J.N. Hockersmith | Hockersmith, Pioneer of Valley Among Members of Last Immigrant Train, Medford Mail Tribune, November 14, 1932 |
Hockersmith |
| Vertical File Biographies | Alice Hanley, William Hanley | Alice Hanley Leader For Jackson County Homemakers' Session, Medford Mail Tribune, April 26, 1932 Return of Horse Means Salvation Declares… |
Hanley |
| Vertical File Biographies | John H. Fuller | John H. Fuller Very Capable Business Man, Medford Mail Tribune, May 19, 1932 |
FU |
| Vertical File Biographies | Muriel Finley | Medford Beauty Seeking Divorce, Medford Mail Tribune, December 28, 1932 |
Finley |
| Vertical File Biographies | Frank P. Farrell | Frank P. Farrell History Bared in Journal Writeup, Medford Mail Tribune, April 21, 1932 |
FA |
| Vertical File Biographies | Mary E. Dugan | Mrs. Dugan Finds Much Happiness in Farming Land, Medford Mail Tribune, 1932 |
DU |
| Vertical File Biographies | Mrs. T. E. Daniels | Mr. Daniels Rcalls Arrival In MEdford 25 years ago, Aug. 10, Medford Mail Tribune, August 11, 1932 |
Daniels |
| Vertical File Biographies | Otto Bohnert | Rhubarb King of Valley Expands, Medford Mail Tribune, January 11, 1932 |
Bohnert |
| Vertical File Biographies | Everett Beeson | Everett Beeson Busy Candidate, Medford Mail Tribune, March 13, 1932 Beeson Ranch House Destroyed by Fire, Medford Mail Tribune, December 18… |
Beeson |
| Vertical File Biographies | Clara Ellen Rippey Beall | Clara Rippey Beall, Long A Resident of Valley, Passes Away, Medford Mail Tribune, February 8, 1932 |
Beall |
| Vertical File Biographies | Sam Lang | MMT 12-9-1932 article, Former Medford Artist now in California. Landscape painter, colorist and wood cutter |
LA |
| Vertical File Biographies | Juichi Koyama | MMT 4-26-1932 article, 5 year old son, Jiso Koyama, passed away on Coleman Creek, siblings are Roy, Shigu, and Masa Koyama; Japanese American… |
KO |
| Vertical File Biographies | Kado, Shina | MMT 10-3-1932, article, Shina Kado, wife of John Kado passed away. Worked at Medford Elks Lodge. |
KA |
| Vertical File Biographies | Al Stewart | MMT 8-17-1923 article, Al Stewart will sing, dance and play many instruments at the Gold Rush Jubilee in Jacksonville. |
Stewart |
| Vertical File Biographies | Wood, Lindsay J. | Obituary 1878-1898, First victim from Jackson County of the war with Spain. |
Wood |
| Vertical File Biographies | Pyle, Amanda Louise | RVT 9-6-2024 Obituary, Phoenix school teacher, SOSH volunteer, Soroptimist |
Pyle |
| Vertical File Biographies | Snider, Douglas Shannon | RVT 9-17-2024 Obituary, Mayor of Medford, Alba Sister city, Architect of Smullin Health Education Center at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center,… |
Snider |
| Vertical File Biographies | Thornton, Edward | Oregon Journal, 4-21-1928, Elizabeth Patterson, Jacob Wagner, R. M. Garrett, Gold in Yreka, Fred Wagner, Reverend Royal, Methodist Academy,… |
Thornton |
| Vertical File Biographies | Walker, John O. | Oregon Journal 4-21-1928 article, Sina King, William R. Walker, Captain Gibson, Indian attack at The Dalles, John Zeverly |
Walker |
| Vertical File Biographies | Joseph Hunter | Oregon Journal, 4-20-1928, |
Hunter |
| Vertical File Biographies | Tuttle, Lee | Oregon Journal 4-23-1928 article, Editor of the Medford Daily News and Ashland Tidings, Billy Glenn, Came to Oregon in 1862 |
TU |
| Vertical File Biographies | Emery, Henry S. | Oregon Journal 4-24-1928, Abraham Shriner, adopted by Eber Emery, Jake Emery, Jim Cardwell, Sol Savery, A. B. Helman, Ashland sawmill, R. B.… |
Emery |
| Vertical File Biographies | Weisenburger, C. C. | Oregon Journal 4-26-1928, Oversaw construction of the Carnegie Library in Ashland and the high school. |
WE |
| Vertical File Biographies | W. E. Crews | Oregon Journal 5-1-1928 article, opened a law firm in Medford in 1910, Appointed by Walter Pierce a corporation commission and codified the… |
CR |
| Vertical File Biographies | True Tales of Pioneers, Silas J. Day. | Silas J. Day was one of the first residents of Southern Oregon, and he arrived to make his home in 1853, and located a Donation Lake Claim on… |
Vertical File Biographies, Day |
| Vertical File Biographies | Impressions of Fred Lockley | Lockley writes of Jessie Applegate's early history. He notes Jesse boarded at the Green Tree tavern where he converse with William Sublette… |
Vertical File Biographies, Jesse Applegate |
| Vertical File Biographies | Impressions of Fred Lockley: Major Carl A Theobald | In 1928 Major Theobald was a resident of Ashland. He had lived a very exciting life which started when he worked for the Solax company and… |
Vertical File Biographies, TH |
| Vertical File Biographies | Impressions of Fred Lockley: Robert H. Moore | Issac Constant crossed the plains in 1852 and called his settlement Central Point. Sam Moore was the first Postmaster, His father William… |
Vertical File Biographies, MO |
| Vertical File Biographies | Jean Louise Morgan | Ashland.news 10-7-2024 obituary, Judy Bjorlie, Medford school district |
Morgan |
| Vertical File Biographies | Cobb, Charles | RVTimes 9-20-2024 Obituary, South Medford High School Spiegelberg Stadium Custom turf field |
CO |