No Headstone
With James Sinclair's 1854 Oregon party were: Philip Bird, about 50, 1804; with Wife and 3 children; Arthur Bird, age about 40, 1814; Thomas Bird, age about 50, 1804; Charles Bird, age about 20, 1834. Wash. Historical Quarterly; July 1916; p. 197.
Genealogical Forum Portland, Oregon
(Rejected Donation Land Claims)
Bird, Phillip... b 1818, Red River Settlement, Hudson Bay; Arr Ore 1 Sept. 1855; m. Mary 15 Jan 1844 Red River Settlement.
Wash. Digital Archives
Pierce Frontier Justice - Case Number: 942
Record Series: Frontier Justice
Collection: Pierce Frontier Justice
Case Number: PRC-962
Cause: Murder
Case Type: Criminal
Start Year: 1871
End Year: 1871
Original Case Number: 942
Date Comments: 1871
Party Name: Territory of Washington
Party Type: Plaintiff
Party Name: Philip Byrd
Party Type: Defendant
Case Decision:
Comments:
Source: http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Puyallup Valley Tribune, Puyallup, Washington
Phillip Bird, aged 91 years, and a resident of Pierce county for 51 years, died at Sumner Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Bird had been troubled with dropsy for years. The body was brought to Spurr & Co.'s chapel and on Thursday morning was shipped to Roy for interment. He was buried beside his wife, who preceded him to the other shore some years ago. At one time the deceased was quite wealthy and was an extensive grower of hops.
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Tacoma Daily News, Tacoma, Washington
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF NEIGHBORING TOWNS - ROY
The funeral of Philip Bird was held at Roy Friday. Mr. Bird leaves two sons who live in Roy.
Have been unable to find a death certificate for Philip Bird.
From Roblin Rolls application of Robert S. Brewer, Philip Bird was a half-blood and died at Sumner in 1910.
From Roblin Rolls application of John M. Burston:
Philip Bird was born in 1813, he was a half-blood with an Indian name of Pi-ax-i-wah.
With James Sinclair's 1854 Oregon party were: Philip Bird, about 50, 1804; with Wife and 3 children; Arthur Bird, age about 40, 1814; Thomas Bird, age about 50, 1804; Charles Bird, age about 20, 1834. Wash. Historical Quarterly; July 1916; p. 197.
Genealogical Forum Portland, Oregon
(Rejected Donation Land Claims)
Bird, Phillip... b 1818, Red River Settlement, Hudson Bay; Arr Ore 1 Sept. 1855; m. Mary 15 Jan 1844 Red River Settlement.
Wash. Digital Archives
Pierce Frontier Justice - Case Number: 942
Record Series: Frontier Justice
Collection: Pierce Frontier Justice
Case Number: PRC-962
Cause: Murder
Case Type: Criminal
Start Year: 1871
End Year: 1871
Original Case Number: 942
Date Comments: 1871
Party Name: Territory of Washington
Party Type: Plaintiff
Party Name: Philip Byrd
Party Type: Defendant
Case Decision:
Comments:
Source: http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Puyallup Valley Tribune, Puyallup, Washington
Phillip Bird, aged 91 years, and a resident of Pierce county for 51 years, died at Sumner Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Bird had been troubled with dropsy for years. The body was brought to Spurr & Co.'s chapel and on Thursday morning was shipped to Roy for interment. He was buried beside his wife, who preceded him to the other shore some years ago. At one time the deceased was quite wealthy and was an extensive grower of hops.
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Tacoma Daily News, Tacoma, Washington
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF NEIGHBORING TOWNS - ROY
The funeral of Philip Bird was held at Roy Friday. Mr. Bird leaves two sons who live in Roy.
Have been unable to find a death certificate for Philip Bird.
From Roblin Rolls application of Robert S. Brewer, Philip Bird was a half-blood and died at Sumner in 1910.
From Roblin Rolls application of John M. Burston:
Philip Bird was born in 1813, he was a half-blood with an Indian name of Pi-ax-i-wah.
No Headstone
With James Sinclair's 1854 Oregon party were: Philip Bird, about 50, 1804; with Wife and 3 children; Arthur Bird, age about 40, 1814; Thomas Bird, age about 50, 1804; Charles Bird, age about 20, 1834. Wash. Historical Quarterly; July 1916; p. 197.
Genealogical Forum Portland, Oregon
(Rejected Donation Land Claims)
Bird, Phillip... b 1818, Red River Settlement, Hudson Bay; Arr Ore 1 Sept. 1855; m. Mary 15 Jan 1844 Red River Settlement.
Wash. Digital Archives
Pierce Frontier Justice - Case Number: 942
Record Series: Frontier Justice
Collection: Pierce Frontier Justice
Case Number: PRC-962
Cause: Murder
Case Type: Criminal
Start Year: 1871
End Year: 1871
Original Case Number: 942
Date Comments: 1871
Party Name: Territory of Washington
Party Type: Plaintiff
Party Name: Philip Byrd
Party Type: Defendant
Case Decision:
Comments:
Source: http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Puyallup Valley Tribune, Puyallup, Washington
Phillip Bird, aged 91 years, and a resident of Pierce county for 51 years, died at Sumner Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Bird had been troubled with dropsy for years. The body was brought to Spurr & Co.'s chapel and on Thursday morning was shipped to Roy for interment. He was buried beside his wife, who preceded him to the other shore some years ago. At one time the deceased was quite wealthy and was an extensive grower of hops.
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Tacoma Daily News, Tacoma, Washington
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF NEIGHBORING TOWNS - ROY
The funeral of Philip Bird was held at Roy Friday. Mr. Bird leaves two sons who live in Roy.
Have been unable to find a death certificate for Philip Bird.
From Roblin Rolls application of Robert S. Brewer, Philip Bird was a half-blood and died at Sumner in 1910.
From Roblin Rolls application of John M. Burston:
Philip Bird was born in 1813, he was a half-blood with an Indian name of Pi-ax-i-wah.
With James Sinclair's 1854 Oregon party were: Philip Bird, about 50, 1804; with Wife and 3 children; Arthur Bird, age about 40, 1814; Thomas Bird, age about 50, 1804; Charles Bird, age about 20, 1834. Wash. Historical Quarterly; July 1916; p. 197.
Genealogical Forum Portland, Oregon
(Rejected Donation Land Claims)
Bird, Phillip... b 1818, Red River Settlement, Hudson Bay; Arr Ore 1 Sept. 1855; m. Mary 15 Jan 1844 Red River Settlement.
Wash. Digital Archives
Pierce Frontier Justice - Case Number: 942
Record Series: Frontier Justice
Collection: Pierce Frontier Justice
Case Number: PRC-962
Cause: Murder
Case Type: Criminal
Start Year: 1871
End Year: 1871
Original Case Number: 942
Date Comments: 1871
Party Name: Territory of Washington
Party Type: Plaintiff
Party Name: Philip Byrd
Party Type: Defendant
Case Decision:
Comments:
Source: http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Puyallup Valley Tribune, Puyallup, Washington
Phillip Bird, aged 91 years, and a resident of Pierce county for 51 years, died at Sumner Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Bird had been troubled with dropsy for years. The body was brought to Spurr & Co.'s chapel and on Thursday morning was shipped to Roy for interment. He was buried beside his wife, who preceded him to the other shore some years ago. At one time the deceased was quite wealthy and was an extensive grower of hops.
June 4, 1910 - Saturday, The Tacoma Daily News, Tacoma, Washington
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF NEIGHBORING TOWNS - ROY
The funeral of Philip Bird was held at Roy Friday. Mr. Bird leaves two sons who live in Roy.
Have been unable to find a death certificate for Philip Bird.
From Roblin Rolls application of Robert S. Brewer, Philip Bird was a half-blood and died at Sumner in 1910.
From Roblin Rolls application of John M. Burston:
Philip Bird was born in 1813, he was a half-blood with an Indian name of Pi-ax-i-wah.
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