Nathan BURLINGAME

BIRTH: 13 JAN 1745/46, Rhode island [S1084]
DEATH: 10 OCT 1822, Connecticut [S1084]
BURIAL: oneco conn [S1084]

Father: Joshua BURLINGAME
Mother: Anne BRIGGS

Family 1: Mary KINGDON

MARRIAGE: 03 APR 1768, Voluntown, Ct [S1084]

                      _Thomas BURLINGAME _
 _Joshua BURLINGAME _|
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|--Nathan BURLINGAME 
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|_Anne BRIGGS _______|
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Michael Allen CAMPBELL

Father: Michael Richard CAMPBELL
Mother: Jill BUFFMAN

                             _Michael Gary CAMPBELL _
 _Michael Richard CAMPBELL _|
|                           |_Cheryl ROUNDS _________
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|--Michael Allen CAMPBELL 
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|_Jill BUFFMAN _____________|
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Lucy Hurlbut GOODMAN

BIRTH: 03 NOV 1843, Chagrin Falls, Ohio [S141]
DEATH: 06 JUN 1844 [S141]

Father: Theodore Jones GOODMAN
Mother: Caroline HURLBUT

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 _Theodore Jones GOODMAN _|
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|--Lucy Hurlbut GOODMAN 
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|                          _Isaiah HURLBUT _
|_Caroline HURLBUT _______|
                          |_Lucy NARMORE ___

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William HAMMOND

BIRTH: 24 MAR 1868 [S524]

Family 1: Nellie Asenath HURLBURT

MARRIAGE: 26 JAN 1893, Harpersville, Broome Co., NY. [S437]

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Reuben HOAG

BIRTH: 12 JUL 1745/46 [S92] [S93] [S94]
DEATH: 1759 [S92] [S93] [S94]

Father: Moses HOAG
Mother: Patience HOAG

                  _Jonathan HOAG ____
 _Moses HOAG ____|
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|--Reuben HOAG 
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|                 _Benjamin HOAG Sr._
|_Patience HOAG _|
                 |_Elizabeth SWETT __

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John Quincy Adams HURLBURT

BIRTH: 13 DEC 1833, Munsey Mission, Upper Canada, Canada [S880] [S866] [S879]
DEATH: 22 OCT 1908, Portland, Oregon [S880] [S881] [S882] [S879]
970 Milwaukee Street
BURIAL: OCT 1908, Gresham, Oregon
E. Holman Co.

OCCUPATION: Soldier; Civil Engineer

Father: Thomas HURLBURT
Mother: Betsy Almira ADAMS

Family 1: Mary ADAMS

MARRIAGE: 03 JUN 1857, Albia, Iowa, USA [S866]

                       _Heman HURLBUT _
 _Thomas HURLBURT ____|
|                     |_Hannah MOSHER _
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|--John Quincy Adams HURLBURT 
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|                      _Ezra ADAMS ____
|_Betsy Almira ADAMS _|
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'John Q. A. Hurlburt was born December 13, 1833, in Munceytown, Canada We st (now Muncey, Onta 07. His wife was the daughter of Samuel and Diadam a (Moore) Adams. They were married in Monroe C om saw any white people , except his father and mother, and the Indian language was practicall an 's brogue, which is more than can be said of his English, for until he wa s nearly grown, pe ly translated means 'Star Net,' that being the India n name for the Little Dipper.' 'In 1844 M wa, Ill., over a very muddy roa d, and often for considerable distances without a house or any dland fro m the landing clear back to Westport, a distance of nearly seven miles . This sectio tled the remnants of various tribes of Indians. These ha d small villages and did a little fa n Missouri and the wild and warlik e tribes further west. It was only a few days travel west th the wilde r Indians on the plains. Mr. Hurlburt was present at several genuine Ind ian war Most of the Kaw Indians at that time had only bows and arrows, an d except breech-clout, leggi ads, except a small portion about the crown , which was braided and had feathers stuck in it, derful endurance. The y were as a rule great thieves, but strictly honest among themselves an t hy. In many cases they were well educated, and they had a newspaper publ ished in the Cherok e proficient in artithmetic and the ordinary Englis h branches, having been taught principally y a course of two and a half y ears at Victoria College (now university as part of the Univers pils bein g able to speak English alone, some French and some Indian. But as he co uld speak t 5 he bade adieu to his school and joined a surveying party op erating on Georgian Bay. Previous to this he had thought to become a sail or, but this experience deter- mined him to t d not get any further tha n Monroe County, Iowa, where he engaged in surveying and served one . Hur lburt enlisted in the volunteer service for the Union, and shortly afterw ards was muster ring his term of service he participated in several engag ements. Except when wounded he was ., April 25, 1865, was paroled shortl y after, and with three others was taken by ambulance to s not yet healed , he returned to what was left of the regiment at Little Rock, after whic h he he excitement did not realize he was injured until the blood poure d out of his boot tops.) H esses shown them or their comrades by the sol diers of the other side, and seemed glad of the l how well 'the Yanks' ha d treated them. As an instance to illustrate this feeling: After b h t o make a soft bed. To a Confederate captain who stopped to talk with hi m he spoke of havi n angel in disguise, when she heard the firing, and kn ew a battle was in progress, tore up ev o large baskets filled with pies , cakes and other eatables. One basket she took into a plant d boys in b lue, many of whom had but a short time to live. Generally on handing som ething to t believes that just at the close of the war, if volunteers ha d been called for to drive the s, which they still loved, although fo r a time fighting against them. 'After the close of the i River Railroad , continuing in their employ until 1870, when he came to Oregon to assis t in r part of the mountains of southern Oregon looking for railroad rout es (Note: During this p er him. He laid out the 'Buck Rock Tunnel' rout e over the mountains which was not used. As nterior bulletin, Vol. 15, N o. 2.) 'He also did considerable work for the Oregon Railroad & N c land s for the government. He is now (1903) probably the oldest surveyor in Po rtland.' [Source: John Quincy Adams Hurl ory shows the family resided th ere until after 1876 when they moved to a farm south of what i s knowledg e and belief consumed by fire at that time.' Sworn statement of son, D.D . Hurlburt HURLBURT, Multnomah County. Mr. and Mrs. John Quincy Adams Hu rlburt made settlement in the e e northeast of Sandy River and about 80 0 feet west of what was later Hurlburt School. Hurlbu y part of his name . The office was closed November 14, 1903, apparently because of the ext en nformation for this paragraph. 'When he (J.Q.A. Hurlburt) entered th e army he and over two-thirds of his company were Dougla , he, as well a s most of the others, have remained loyal to the party. He is a memnbe r of Fa Mr. Hurlburt and his wife, Mary, had nine children, three of who m died in childhood. Those l t surveys; Deady, a barber in Portland; Joh n and George, both beginning the practice of surve st Portland. [Sources : Portland City Directories Portland & Vicinity, Chapman Publishing Co. , Chicago, 190 f J.Q.A.Hurlburt, Oregonian, Portland, Oct. 23, 1908 Obitu ary of Mary Hurlburt, Oregon Journa tlook, December 2, 1931; Letter of J ohn to his parents dated Albia, Iowa, May 7, 1860; Oreg When he died i n October 1908, John Quincy Adams Hurlburt was a widower, aged 74, and le ft an . Seton, John S. Hurlburt, and George H. Hurlburt. [S884] [S885] [S882]

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Frederick Abiel HURLBUT

BIRTH: 24 OCT 1867, Vergennes, Addison County, Vt. [S1097]
DEATH: 03 MAR [S1097]

Father: Abiel HURLBUT
Mother: Celinda CHURCH

                   _David HURLBUT _
 _Abiel HURLBUT __|
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|--Frederick Abiel HURLBUT 
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|_Celinda CHURCH _|
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Josie S INGHAM

Family 1: Walter S HURLBUT

MARRIAGE: MAR 1883 [S291]

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Ella A KELLY

BIRTH: 19 JAN 1862 [S1084]
DEATH: 15 JUL 1890 [S1084]

Father: Absalom KELLY
Mother: Nancy DENNEY

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 _Absalom KELLY _|
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|--Ella A KELLY 
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|                 _Joel DENNEY ______
|_Nancy DENNEY __|
                 |_Esther STEENBACK _

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Jerusha POPE

Father: John or Joseph POPE
Mother: Bethsheba FOLGER

Family 1: George FLINT

MARRIAGE: [S787]

+Susanna Pope FLINT

                        _John POPE ____
 _John or Joseph POPE _|
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|--Jerusha POPE 
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|                       _Peter FOLGER _
|_Bethsheba FOLGER ____|
                       |_Mary MORRILL _

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Thomas SHEFFIELD

BIRTH: 1835 [S1084]

Father: Thomas SHEFFIELD
Mother: Mary WASS

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 _Thomas SHEFFIELD _|
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|--Thomas SHEFFIELD 
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|                    _Adam WASS _
|_Mary WASS ________|
                    |_ ANNA _____

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Jain TILLER

BIRTH: ABT 1770 [S93] [S94] [S92]

Family 1: Nathaniel MOORE Jr.

MARRIAGE: 30 SEP 1790, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [S92] [S93]

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