Father: Jacob Barker (Fayette County, OH)
Mohter: Rebecca Caroline Montgomery (VA)
========================================
Dr. Carter was united in marriage at Cape Foulweather in 1874, with Olive E. Barker, who was born in Polk county, Ore., January 12, 1856, and her father, Jacob Barker, was a pioneer of that county, having settled there as early as 1852, upon a donation claim. He died at Philomath.
Two children have blessed their union. The eldest of these, Irma DeEtte, is postmistress of Yaquina, Ore.; and Lora Beatrice, the younger, is a student in Philomath College, at Philomath, Ore.
[Olives parents were married in Appanoose County, Iowa, on 24 Mar 1853. Jacob and his wife, Rebecca C., left for the Oregon Territory right after their marriage and arrived in Oregon on 28 Sept 1853. They found a farm site, built their first house and secured their claim on 16 May 1855, in Polk County, Oregon. An affidavit as to the death of Jacob, on 27 Jan 1859, at Philomath, was turned over to Federal Land Office in Oregon City. ODLC No. 4994.]
----------------------------------------
First paragraph was from the open source book, 'Portrait and Biographical Record of Western Oregon, Chapman Publishing Co., 1904. Digitized by several institutional organization. page 741-742
Second paragraph was from the Oregon Donation Land Claim Records.
========================================
Bio info between brackets (====) provided by
Martin Burrell (#46932334)
Mohter: Rebecca Caroline Montgomery (VA)
========================================
Dr. Carter was united in marriage at Cape Foulweather in 1874, with Olive E. Barker, who was born in Polk county, Ore., January 12, 1856, and her father, Jacob Barker, was a pioneer of that county, having settled there as early as 1852, upon a donation claim. He died at Philomath.
Two children have blessed their union. The eldest of these, Irma DeEtte, is postmistress of Yaquina, Ore.; and Lora Beatrice, the younger, is a student in Philomath College, at Philomath, Ore.
[Olives parents were married in Appanoose County, Iowa, on 24 Mar 1853. Jacob and his wife, Rebecca C., left for the Oregon Territory right after their marriage and arrived in Oregon on 28 Sept 1853. They found a farm site, built their first house and secured their claim on 16 May 1855, in Polk County, Oregon. An affidavit as to the death of Jacob, on 27 Jan 1859, at Philomath, was turned over to Federal Land Office in Oregon City. ODLC No. 4994.]
----------------------------------------
First paragraph was from the open source book, 'Portrait and Biographical Record of Western Oregon, Chapman Publishing Co., 1904. Digitized by several institutional organization. page 741-742
Second paragraph was from the Oregon Donation Land Claim Records.
========================================
Bio info between brackets (====) provided by
Martin Burrell (#46932334)
Father: Jacob Barker (Fayette County, OH)
Mohter: Rebecca Caroline Montgomery (VA)
========================================
Dr. Carter was united in marriage at Cape Foulweather in 1874, with Olive E. Barker, who was born in Polk county, Ore., January 12, 1856, and her father, Jacob Barker, was a pioneer of that county, having settled there as early as 1852, upon a donation claim. He died at Philomath.
Two children have blessed their union. The eldest of these, Irma DeEtte, is postmistress of Yaquina, Ore.; and Lora Beatrice, the younger, is a student in Philomath College, at Philomath, Ore.
[Olives parents were married in Appanoose County, Iowa, on 24 Mar 1853. Jacob and his wife, Rebecca C., left for the Oregon Territory right after their marriage and arrived in Oregon on 28 Sept 1853. They found a farm site, built their first house and secured their claim on 16 May 1855, in Polk County, Oregon. An affidavit as to the death of Jacob, on 27 Jan 1859, at Philomath, was turned over to Federal Land Office in Oregon City. ODLC No. 4994.]
----------------------------------------
First paragraph was from the open source book, 'Portrait and Biographical Record of Western Oregon, Chapman Publishing Co., 1904. Digitized by several institutional organization. page 741-742
Second paragraph was from the Oregon Donation Land Claim Records.
========================================
Bio info between brackets (====) provided by
Martin Burrell (#46932334)
Mohter: Rebecca Caroline Montgomery (VA)
========================================
Dr. Carter was united in marriage at Cape Foulweather in 1874, with Olive E. Barker, who was born in Polk county, Ore., January 12, 1856, and her father, Jacob Barker, was a pioneer of that county, having settled there as early as 1852, upon a donation claim. He died at Philomath.
Two children have blessed their union. The eldest of these, Irma DeEtte, is postmistress of Yaquina, Ore.; and Lora Beatrice, the younger, is a student in Philomath College, at Philomath, Ore.
[Olives parents were married in Appanoose County, Iowa, on 24 Mar 1853. Jacob and his wife, Rebecca C., left for the Oregon Territory right after their marriage and arrived in Oregon on 28 Sept 1853. They found a farm site, built their first house and secured their claim on 16 May 1855, in Polk County, Oregon. An affidavit as to the death of Jacob, on 27 Jan 1859, at Philomath, was turned over to Federal Land Office in Oregon City. ODLC No. 4994.]
----------------------------------------
First paragraph was from the open source book, 'Portrait and Biographical Record of Western Oregon, Chapman Publishing Co., 1904. Digitized by several institutional organization. page 741-742
Second paragraph was from the Oregon Donation Land Claim Records.
========================================
Bio info between brackets (====) provided by
Martin Burrell (#46932334)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
