Son of Isaac Darneille and Catherine Vallandigham.
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Parents:
Isaac D., born in 1789, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, marrying Catherine Vallandigham, circa 1810, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, and died in 1874. Isaac served during the Battle of New Orleans.
Catherine Vallandigham was born circa 1790, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. Her death date is unknown. Catherine was previously married to Richard Moore and they had 3 sons. She was the sister of Clem and Hugh Vallandigham.
The family was in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, by 1822 and in Tippicanoe County, Indiana before 1829. They were then in Dade County, Missouri by 1850.
Anderson was called "Huey" by his mother which he detested, so he dropped his middle name.
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Anderson's first wife:
Elizabeth "Betsy" Lane, was born 28 May, 1817, in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio They were married on 15 Aug, 1835, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. She died sometime in 1842, in Indiana. Elizabeth's father was Daniel Lane.
Anderson and Elizabeth had two living children, Oscar and Isaac.
Oscar was born on 13 Jul, 1838, in Missouri and died on 22 Jan, 1909, in California. Oscar married Margaret O'Connor. They are both buried in the Chico Cemetery, Chico, Butte County, California.
Isaac was born on 24 Feb, 1840, in Missouri and died on 23 Jun, 1916, in Oregon.
There were 2 additional births but the children were either stillborn or died young. There is no record for them. They were born in Indiana.
Elizabeth's parents and some of her siblings are buried at the Farmers Institute Cemetery, Romney, Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
Anderson's second wife:
*Mary Lane (a cousin to Elizabeth) was born on 19 May, 1844, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
*Note: Although Anderson's marker indicates his wife Mary Lane Darneille is buried with him, she is not. She is buried at Croxton Memorial Park in Grants Pass, Oregon.
In 1853, Anderson trekked the Oregon Trail with his family. At Ft. Boise, Anderson joined other pioneers in following Elijah Elliott on his "short-cut" across Eastern Oregon following the Malheur River. This route would eliminate continuing on the Oregon Trail down the treacherous Columbia River. However, this wagon train became known as "The Lost Wagon Train" because of the difficulties suffered in crossing eastern Oregon. Anderson arrived in Lane County and secured a Donation Land Claim of 640 acres (near today's Junction City).
Upon settling on his DLC near Alvadore, he became a founding member of the local Masonic Lodge.
Source: 1860 U.S. Census for Brices Precinct, Lane Co., Oregon
Anderson Darneille, M, 45, Kentucky
Mary Darneille, F, 42, Ohio
Oscar Darneille, M, 22, Missouri
Mary Darneille, F, 18, Indiana
Westley Darneille, M, 10, Missouri
Jasper Darneille, M, 6, On The Plains [now Harney County, Oregon]
Elihu Darneille, M, 5, Oregon
Newton Darneille, M, 3, Oregon
Henson Darneille, M, 0, Oregon
The big flood of 1861 wiped out his holdings and he consequently moved with his family to Jackson County, Oregon where he settled in Missouri Flat, Jackson County.
Anderson and Mary had 10 children, one of whom was born in Harney County on their way to Lane County in 1853 (Jasper). They were: Alcy, Wesley, Elijah, Hyson (Hynson), Daniel, Newton, Mary Jane, James, Jasper, and Elizabeth.
Daughter Elizabeth was born in Willamette Valley, Lane County, Oregon.
Son Hynson was born in 1860, in Oregon and died in 1938 in San Jose, California. He registered to vote on 30 Sep, 1890, in Lake Earl, Del Norte County, California. He married Martha Saunders. Their son, Elihu (Elijah), died in 1880, killed by a runaway horse.
Son Wesley (1851-1896)
Son James W. was born in 1848, marrying Margaret Kennedy, on 16 May, 1867.
In 2012, Anderson was included in a Lane County Historical Society online exhibit.
Note: Anderson's paternal grandparents were Samuel Smith Darnall and Elizabeth Travis. Samuel was born in 1763, in Prince George County, Maryland, and was baptized on 13 Feb, 1763, at St. Matthew's Church. He died in 1825. They were married in Mar 1786.
Anderson's sister, Amanda Melvina Darneille Crabtree, is buried in Lindley Prairie Cemetery, Bear Creek, Cedar County, Missouri.
Another sister of Anderson's, Martha Jane Darneille Lindley and her husband, Elihu Lindley, are buried in the Masonic / IOOF Cemetery in Fortuna, Humboldt County, California.
On the "Emigrants to Oregon in 1853" roster compiled by Stephanie Flora and found on www.oregonpioneers.com, another son of Anderson and Mary is shown as Clay, born in 1850.
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Parents:
Isaac D., born in 1789, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, marrying Catherine Vallandigham, circa 1810, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, and died in 1874. Isaac served during the Battle of New Orleans.
Catherine Vallandigham was born circa 1790, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. Her death date is unknown. Catherine was previously married to Richard Moore and they had 3 sons. She was the sister of Clem and Hugh Vallandigham.
The family was in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, by 1822 and in Tippicanoe County, Indiana before 1829. They were then in Dade County, Missouri by 1850.
Anderson was called "Huey" by his mother which he detested, so he dropped his middle name.
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Anderson's first wife:
Elizabeth "Betsy" Lane, was born 28 May, 1817, in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio They were married on 15 Aug, 1835, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. She died sometime in 1842, in Indiana. Elizabeth's father was Daniel Lane.
Anderson and Elizabeth had two living children, Oscar and Isaac.
Oscar was born on 13 Jul, 1838, in Missouri and died on 22 Jan, 1909, in California. Oscar married Margaret O'Connor. They are both buried in the Chico Cemetery, Chico, Butte County, California.
Isaac was born on 24 Feb, 1840, in Missouri and died on 23 Jun, 1916, in Oregon.
There were 2 additional births but the children were either stillborn or died young. There is no record for them. They were born in Indiana.
Elizabeth's parents and some of her siblings are buried at the Farmers Institute Cemetery, Romney, Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
Anderson's second wife:
*Mary Lane (a cousin to Elizabeth) was born on 19 May, 1844, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
*Note: Although Anderson's marker indicates his wife Mary Lane Darneille is buried with him, she is not. She is buried at Croxton Memorial Park in Grants Pass, Oregon.
In 1853, Anderson trekked the Oregon Trail with his family. At Ft. Boise, Anderson joined other pioneers in following Elijah Elliott on his "short-cut" across Eastern Oregon following the Malheur River. This route would eliminate continuing on the Oregon Trail down the treacherous Columbia River. However, this wagon train became known as "The Lost Wagon Train" because of the difficulties suffered in crossing eastern Oregon. Anderson arrived in Lane County and secured a Donation Land Claim of 640 acres (near today's Junction City).
Upon settling on his DLC near Alvadore, he became a founding member of the local Masonic Lodge.
Source: 1860 U.S. Census for Brices Precinct, Lane Co., Oregon
Anderson Darneille, M, 45, Kentucky
Mary Darneille, F, 42, Ohio
Oscar Darneille, M, 22, Missouri
Mary Darneille, F, 18, Indiana
Westley Darneille, M, 10, Missouri
Jasper Darneille, M, 6, On The Plains [now Harney County, Oregon]
Elihu Darneille, M, 5, Oregon
Newton Darneille, M, 3, Oregon
Henson Darneille, M, 0, Oregon
The big flood of 1861 wiped out his holdings and he consequently moved with his family to Jackson County, Oregon where he settled in Missouri Flat, Jackson County.
Anderson and Mary had 10 children, one of whom was born in Harney County on their way to Lane County in 1853 (Jasper). They were: Alcy, Wesley, Elijah, Hyson (Hynson), Daniel, Newton, Mary Jane, James, Jasper, and Elizabeth.
Daughter Elizabeth was born in Willamette Valley, Lane County, Oregon.
Son Hynson was born in 1860, in Oregon and died in 1938 in San Jose, California. He registered to vote on 30 Sep, 1890, in Lake Earl, Del Norte County, California. He married Martha Saunders. Their son, Elihu (Elijah), died in 1880, killed by a runaway horse.
Son Wesley (1851-1896)
Son James W. was born in 1848, marrying Margaret Kennedy, on 16 May, 1867.
In 2012, Anderson was included in a Lane County Historical Society online exhibit.
Note: Anderson's paternal grandparents were Samuel Smith Darnall and Elizabeth Travis. Samuel was born in 1763, in Prince George County, Maryland, and was baptized on 13 Feb, 1763, at St. Matthew's Church. He died in 1825. They were married in Mar 1786.
Anderson's sister, Amanda Melvina Darneille Crabtree, is buried in Lindley Prairie Cemetery, Bear Creek, Cedar County, Missouri.
Another sister of Anderson's, Martha Jane Darneille Lindley and her husband, Elihu Lindley, are buried in the Masonic / IOOF Cemetery in Fortuna, Humboldt County, California.
On the "Emigrants to Oregon in 1853" roster compiled by Stephanie Flora and found on www.oregonpioneers.com, another son of Anderson and Mary is shown as Clay, born in 1850.
Son of Isaac Darneille and Catherine Vallandigham.
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Parents:
Isaac D., born in 1789, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, marrying Catherine Vallandigham, circa 1810, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, and died in 1874. Isaac served during the Battle of New Orleans.
Catherine Vallandigham was born circa 1790, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. Her death date is unknown. Catherine was previously married to Richard Moore and they had 3 sons. She was the sister of Clem and Hugh Vallandigham.
The family was in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, by 1822 and in Tippicanoe County, Indiana before 1829. They were then in Dade County, Missouri by 1850.
Anderson was called "Huey" by his mother which he detested, so he dropped his middle name.
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Anderson's first wife:
Elizabeth "Betsy" Lane, was born 28 May, 1817, in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio They were married on 15 Aug, 1835, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. She died sometime in 1842, in Indiana. Elizabeth's father was Daniel Lane.
Anderson and Elizabeth had two living children, Oscar and Isaac.
Oscar was born on 13 Jul, 1838, in Missouri and died on 22 Jan, 1909, in California. Oscar married Margaret O'Connor. They are both buried in the Chico Cemetery, Chico, Butte County, California.
Isaac was born on 24 Feb, 1840, in Missouri and died on 23 Jun, 1916, in Oregon.
There were 2 additional births but the children were either stillborn or died young. There is no record for them. They were born in Indiana.
Elizabeth's parents and some of her siblings are buried at the Farmers Institute Cemetery, Romney, Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
Anderson's second wife:
*Mary Lane (a cousin to Elizabeth) was born on 19 May, 1844, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
*Note: Although Anderson's marker indicates his wife Mary Lane Darneille is buried with him, she is not. She is buried at Croxton Memorial Park in Grants Pass, Oregon.
In 1853, Anderson trekked the Oregon Trail with his family. At Ft. Boise, Anderson joined other pioneers in following Elijah Elliott on his "short-cut" across Eastern Oregon following the Malheur River. This route would eliminate continuing on the Oregon Trail down the treacherous Columbia River. However, this wagon train became known as "The Lost Wagon Train" because of the difficulties suffered in crossing eastern Oregon. Anderson arrived in Lane County and secured a Donation Land Claim of 640 acres (near today's Junction City).
Upon settling on his DLC near Alvadore, he became a founding member of the local Masonic Lodge.
Source: 1860 U.S. Census for Brices Precinct, Lane Co., Oregon
Anderson Darneille, M, 45, Kentucky
Mary Darneille, F, 42, Ohio
Oscar Darneille, M, 22, Missouri
Mary Darneille, F, 18, Indiana
Westley Darneille, M, 10, Missouri
Jasper Darneille, M, 6, On The Plains [now Harney County, Oregon]
Elihu Darneille, M, 5, Oregon
Newton Darneille, M, 3, Oregon
Henson Darneille, M, 0, Oregon
The big flood of 1861 wiped out his holdings and he consequently moved with his family to Jackson County, Oregon where he settled in Missouri Flat, Jackson County.
Anderson and Mary had 10 children, one of whom was born in Harney County on their way to Lane County in 1853 (Jasper). They were: Alcy, Wesley, Elijah, Hyson (Hynson), Daniel, Newton, Mary Jane, James, Jasper, and Elizabeth.
Daughter Elizabeth was born in Willamette Valley, Lane County, Oregon.
Son Hynson was born in 1860, in Oregon and died in 1938 in San Jose, California. He registered to vote on 30 Sep, 1890, in Lake Earl, Del Norte County, California. He married Martha Saunders. Their son, Elihu (Elijah), died in 1880, killed by a runaway horse.
Son Wesley (1851-1896)
Son James W. was born in 1848, marrying Margaret Kennedy, on 16 May, 1867.
In 2012, Anderson was included in a Lane County Historical Society online exhibit.
Note: Anderson's paternal grandparents were Samuel Smith Darnall and Elizabeth Travis. Samuel was born in 1763, in Prince George County, Maryland, and was baptized on 13 Feb, 1763, at St. Matthew's Church. He died in 1825. They were married in Mar 1786.
Anderson's sister, Amanda Melvina Darneille Crabtree, is buried in Lindley Prairie Cemetery, Bear Creek, Cedar County, Missouri.
Another sister of Anderson's, Martha Jane Darneille Lindley and her husband, Elihu Lindley, are buried in the Masonic / IOOF Cemetery in Fortuna, Humboldt County, California.
On the "Emigrants to Oregon in 1853" roster compiled by Stephanie Flora and found on www.oregonpioneers.com, another son of Anderson and Mary is shown as Clay, born in 1850.
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Parents:
Isaac D., born in 1789, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, marrying Catherine Vallandigham, circa 1810, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, and died in 1874. Isaac served during the Battle of New Orleans.
Catherine Vallandigham was born circa 1790, in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. Her death date is unknown. Catherine was previously married to Richard Moore and they had 3 sons. She was the sister of Clem and Hugh Vallandigham.
The family was in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, by 1822 and in Tippicanoe County, Indiana before 1829. They were then in Dade County, Missouri by 1850.
Anderson was called "Huey" by his mother which he detested, so he dropped his middle name.
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Anderson's first wife:
Elizabeth "Betsy" Lane, was born 28 May, 1817, in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio They were married on 15 Aug, 1835, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. She died sometime in 1842, in Indiana. Elizabeth's father was Daniel Lane.
Anderson and Elizabeth had two living children, Oscar and Isaac.
Oscar was born on 13 Jul, 1838, in Missouri and died on 22 Jan, 1909, in California. Oscar married Margaret O'Connor. They are both buried in the Chico Cemetery, Chico, Butte County, California.
Isaac was born on 24 Feb, 1840, in Missouri and died on 23 Jun, 1916, in Oregon.
There were 2 additional births but the children were either stillborn or died young. There is no record for them. They were born in Indiana.
Elizabeth's parents and some of her siblings are buried at the Farmers Institute Cemetery, Romney, Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
Anderson's second wife:
*Mary Lane (a cousin to Elizabeth) was born on 19 May, 1844, in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
*Note: Although Anderson's marker indicates his wife Mary Lane Darneille is buried with him, she is not. She is buried at Croxton Memorial Park in Grants Pass, Oregon.
In 1853, Anderson trekked the Oregon Trail with his family. At Ft. Boise, Anderson joined other pioneers in following Elijah Elliott on his "short-cut" across Eastern Oregon following the Malheur River. This route would eliminate continuing on the Oregon Trail down the treacherous Columbia River. However, this wagon train became known as "The Lost Wagon Train" because of the difficulties suffered in crossing eastern Oregon. Anderson arrived in Lane County and secured a Donation Land Claim of 640 acres (near today's Junction City).
Upon settling on his DLC near Alvadore, he became a founding member of the local Masonic Lodge.
Source: 1860 U.S. Census for Brices Precinct, Lane Co., Oregon
Anderson Darneille, M, 45, Kentucky
Mary Darneille, F, 42, Ohio
Oscar Darneille, M, 22, Missouri
Mary Darneille, F, 18, Indiana
Westley Darneille, M, 10, Missouri
Jasper Darneille, M, 6, On The Plains [now Harney County, Oregon]
Elihu Darneille, M, 5, Oregon
Newton Darneille, M, 3, Oregon
Henson Darneille, M, 0, Oregon
The big flood of 1861 wiped out his holdings and he consequently moved with his family to Jackson County, Oregon where he settled in Missouri Flat, Jackson County.
Anderson and Mary had 10 children, one of whom was born in Harney County on their way to Lane County in 1853 (Jasper). They were: Alcy, Wesley, Elijah, Hyson (Hynson), Daniel, Newton, Mary Jane, James, Jasper, and Elizabeth.
Daughter Elizabeth was born in Willamette Valley, Lane County, Oregon.
Son Hynson was born in 1860, in Oregon and died in 1938 in San Jose, California. He registered to vote on 30 Sep, 1890, in Lake Earl, Del Norte County, California. He married Martha Saunders. Their son, Elihu (Elijah), died in 1880, killed by a runaway horse.
Son Wesley (1851-1896)
Son James W. was born in 1848, marrying Margaret Kennedy, on 16 May, 1867.
In 2012, Anderson was included in a Lane County Historical Society online exhibit.
Note: Anderson's paternal grandparents were Samuel Smith Darnall and Elizabeth Travis. Samuel was born in 1763, in Prince George County, Maryland, and was baptized on 13 Feb, 1763, at St. Matthew's Church. He died in 1825. They were married in Mar 1786.
Anderson's sister, Amanda Melvina Darneille Crabtree, is buried in Lindley Prairie Cemetery, Bear Creek, Cedar County, Missouri.
Another sister of Anderson's, Martha Jane Darneille Lindley and her husband, Elihu Lindley, are buried in the Masonic / IOOF Cemetery in Fortuna, Humboldt County, California.
On the "Emigrants to Oregon in 1853" roster compiled by Stephanie Flora and found on www.oregonpioneers.com, another son of Anderson and Mary is shown as Clay, born in 1850.
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