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EMAIL US 		bullet Warren Everett HARRISON Parents: William E. HARRISON and Adeline Belinda BATCHELDER.

bullet William HARRISON was born on 25 Dec 1891 in San Francisco, California. He died on 17 Mar 1934 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon.

bulletWilliam HARRISON.

He was married to Ann HUGG on 16 Aug 1720 in Haddenfield, Gloucester, New Jersey.

bullet William E. HARRISON was born on 4 Jan 1884 in Chicago, Illinois. He died on 10 Nov 1957 in Vancouver, Clark, Washington.

He was married to Adeline Belinda BATCHELDER on 25 Dec 1906 in La Center, Clark, Washington. Children were: Stella Marie HARRISON, Clarence Calvin HARRISON, Lester William HARRISON , Elsie Irene HARRISON, Valora May HARRISON, Alvin Howard HARRISON , Clyde Edward HARRISON, Harold Herbert HARRISON, Elmer Norman HARRISON , Warren Everett HARRISON, Evelyn Adel HARRISON.

bullet Claude HARSH

He was married to Edith CLATON.

bullet Addie HART was born in 1873. She died in 1959 in Newport News, Virginia.

Children were: James Howard FENIMORE, Ethel Irene FENIMORE.

bulletMartha HART was born on 17 Apr 1845. She died.

She was married to Andrew W. DUTY Jr..

bullet Edna HARTLEY was born in 1897 in Jackson County, West Virginia. She died on 17 Jan 1994 in South Charleston, West Virginia. Edna Hartley Stahlman

Spencer - Edna Hartley Stahlman, 96, of Billings, died Jan. 17, 1994 at Thomas Memorial Hospital, South Charleston, after a brief illness.
She was born in Jackson County, a daughter of the late Henry T. and Laurena Fenimore Hartley. She was a registered nurse, having worked at the old Roane County Hospital. She was a nurse to many people in Roane County, and worked for the Roane County Chapter of the American Red Cross. She was a member of the Beech Grove Church, where she served as secretary for many years.
Surviving are one daughter, June Stahlman Phillips of South Charleston; one son, Charles Franklin Stahlman of Spencer; nine grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles E. Stahlman, in 1983; four sisters; and one brother.
Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Vandale Funeral Home, Spencer, the Rev. Joseph Blair officiating. Burial Spencer Memorial Cemetery, Spencer.
Visitation 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday.
Parents: Henry T HARTLEY and Laurenia FENIMORE.

She was married to Charles Edward STAHLMAN on 17 Sep 1922.

bullet George W. HARTLEY

He was married to Amy Neomiah WILEY on 1 Sep 1869 in Jefferson County, Iowa.

bullet Henry T HARTLEY was born in 1864 in COTTAGEVILLE, JACKSON, WEST VIRGINIA.

He was married to Laurenia FENIMORE on 12 May 1888 in West Virgina. Children were: Lucy HARTLEY, Ruth HARTLEY, Edna HARTLEY.

bullet Lucy HARTLEY was born in 1889 in West Virgina. Parents: Henry T HARTLEY and Laurenia FENIMORE.

bullet Ruth HARTLEY was born in 1894 in West Virgina. Parents: Henry T HARTLEY and Laurenia FENIMORE.

bullet Abigail HARVEY has Ancestral File number MWDR-89.

She was married to Nathaniel THAYER in 1665 in Taunton, Bristol, MA. She was sealed to spouse on 15 Mar 1991 in the Mesa Arizona LDS temple.

bullet Dale HARVEY Parents: Ronald Clarence HARVEY and Betty Louise STOWELL.

bullet Gazaway Hezehiah HARVEY was born about 1816. He died after 1860.

He was married to Mahala BENNETT.

bullet Mark HARVEY Parents: Ronald Clarence HARVEY and Betty Louise STOWELL.

bullet Melvin HARVEY Parents: Ronald Clarence HARVEY and Betty Louise STOWELL.

bullet Ronald HARVEY Parents: Ronald Clarence HARVEY and Betty Louise STOWELL.

bullet Ronald Clarence HARVEY

He was married to Betty Louise STOWELL. Children were: Ronald HARVEY, Melvin HARVEY, Vern HARVEY, Mark HARVEY, Dale HARVEY.

bullet Sarah HARVEY has Ancestral File number 1LTR-VH.

She was married to Thomas CLARKE in 1637 in Ipswich, Mass..

bullet Vern HARVEY Parents: Ronald Clarence HARVEY and Betty Louise STOWELL.

bullet Mark Charles HATTEN was born on 18 Nov 1948. He died on 12 Jun 1970. Parents: Ralph Charles HATTEN and Joyce Maybell YOUNG.

bullet Maureen Louise HATTEN was born on 13 Jun 1950. Parents: Ralph Charles HATTEN and Joyce Maybell YOUNG .

She was married to Roderick TIPTON. Children were: Christopher Mark TIPTON, Reed Norman TIPTON, Kimberly Brook TIPTON.

bullet Patrick Reed HATTEN was born on 23 Jan 1959. Parents: Ralph Charles HATTEN and Joyce Maybell YOUNG .

bullet Ralph Charles HATTEN was born on 12 Oct 1924.

He was married to Joyce Maybell YOUNG. Children were: Mark Charles HATTEN, Maureen Louise HATTEN, Randall HATTEN, Rosanne Beverly HATTEN, Patrick Reed HATTEN.

bullet Randall HATTEN was born on 30 Aug 1952. Parents: Ralph Charles HATTEN and Joyce Maybell YOUNG.

He was married to Brenda GUNTHER. Children were: Rebecca mae HATTEN.

bullet Rebecca mae HATTEN was born on 21 Feb 1974. Parents: Randall HATTEN and Brenda GUNTHER.

bullet Rosanne Beverly HATTEN was born on 11 Feb 1955. Parents: Ralph Charles HATTEN and Joyce Maybell YOUNG .

She was married to Randy GREEN. Children were: Mark GREEN.

bullet Laurel HAUSWORTH was born on 7 Aug 1961. Parents: Leleand C. HAUSWORTH and Joan MARSH.

bullet Leleand C. HAUSWORTH was born on 16 Jul 1930.

Children were: Laurel HAUSWORTH.

bulletEveline Gertrude HAUVER was born on 23 Dec 1802. She died on 13 Mar 1880.

She was married to Daniel STOWELL on 1 Jan 1822 in Troy, Rensselaer, New York. Children were: William Charles STOWELL, Daniel Byron STOWELL, Anson STOWELL, Miranda Jane STOWELL, Maria E. STOWELL, Edward F. STOWELL, Charles Henry STOWELL, Cordella Frances STOWELL .

bullet Katherine HAUVER

She was married to Daniel STOWELL . Children were: Daniel STOWELL.

bullet John HAVENS has Ancestral File number BSDL-KM.

He was married to Anna DAVIS on 21 Jan 1745 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ. He was sealed to spouse on 20 Nov 1950 in the Salt Lake LDS temple.

bullet Clara HAWK died in 1930 in Watseka, Illinois.

She was married to Stephen CISNA.

bullet Sarah HAWKINBERRY was born about 1816. She died after 1837.

She was married to Henry S. HAYES on 1 Mar 1837 in Virgnia. Children were: Thomas Wilson HAYES, Nimrod HAYES, William H. HAYES.

bullet Lucy Ann HAWKINS was born on 4 Sep 1865 in Alabama. She died on 26 Jul 1934 in Sulphur, Pontotoc Co., Oklahoma.

Children were: George Vergil WEST, Henry WEST, Hattie WEST, Lenord WEST.

Children were: Maggie NORRIS, Eddie NORRIS, Jannie NORRIS.

bulletEliza J. HAWKS.

She was married to George WALLACE .

bullet Jonathan HAYDEN has Ancestral File number 1P64-1T0.

He was married to Sarah THAYER on 3 May 1663. He was sealed to spouse.

bullet Samuel HAYDEN has Ancestral File number 1LP4-RX.

He was married to Hannah THAYER on 28 Oct 1664 in Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts. He was sealed to spouse on 29 Jun 1959.

bullet Annie May HAYES was born on 17 Aug 1910 in Jefferson, Oregon. She died in Feb 1992 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. Parents: Charles Baxter HAYES and Mary Jane ANKROM.

She was married to Kenneth PIERCE. Children were: Shiela May PIERCE, Lolita Kay PIERCE, Charles Kenneth PIERCE.

bullet Arlene HAYES was born on 12 Jun 1923. She died in Oct 1978 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. Parents: LeRoy (Roy) Van HAYES and Velma.

She was married to Ralph WILSON.

bullet Audrey HAYES Parents: Charles (Bud) Arthur HAYES and Florence.

bullet Bernice HAYES Parents: David (Rex) HAYES and Blanch.

bullet Brice HAYES Parents: LeRoy (Roy) Van HAYES and Velma.

He was married to Suzie.

bullet Cathy HAYES Parents: Clarence (Tom) HAYES and Jane DAY.

bullet Charles HAYES Parents: Charles (Bud) Arthur HAYES and Florence.

bullet Charles (Bud) Arthur HAYES was born on 18 Oct 1900 in Big Butte, Oregon. He was issued this SSAN 389-10-9815 before 1951 in Wisconsin. He died in Mar 1981 in Milwaukie, Wisconson. He was buried in Mar 1981 in Last residence: WI 53207. Charles was called "Bud" by his family. Parents: Charles Baxter HAYES and Mary Jane ANKROM.

He was married to Florence. Children were: Audrey HAYES, Joyce HAYES, Gloria (Mickey) HAYES, Charles HAYES.

bullet Charles Baxter HAYES was born on 19 Oct 1868 in Burlington, Van Buren, Iowa. He was working as a Painter between 1880 and 1899 in Van Buren, Iowa. Births in Jefferson County, Iowa 1880-1899, Page 110 shows the occupation of Charles as a Painter He was working as a Shoe Repairman on 24 Apr 1924 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. Charles sold his shoe repair shop on this day. He was buried in Sep 1945 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. Burial is in the Riverview Abbey in Portland, Oregon. Charles is located in the MAPLE room of the mausoleum forth up on the left next to his wife in a joint cript. He died on 13 Sep 1945 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. He was baptised into the LDS church on 31 Jul 1968 in the Idaho Falls Idaho LDS temple. He was endowed on 1 Aug 1968 in the Idaho Falls Idaho LDS temple. He was sealed to parents on 1 Aug 1968 in the Idaho Falls Idaho LDS temple. He has reference number 22. Charles at one time had a Shoe Repair shop and spent most of his life in the shoe repair business. He at one time had a store but his general occupation was a "Jack of all Trades". Charles was a quiet easy going individual who was kind.
The 1900 Census for Big Butte, Jackson County, Oregon shows Charles owning a farm on which his occupation is listed as farmer. The census shows Charles, Mary his wife, and children Thomas, Cora, Emma and Charles brother as living in the household. Living on the farm next door is his sister Zora and her husband James Rayborn. Next to Zora is the home of Ella Meeker.
Charles Baxter Hayes and Mary Jane Ankrom were married on August 1, 1893 in Fairfield, Jefferson County, Iowa, at 2:45 PM. Charles, who was known as "Charlie" all his life, was a "Jack of All Trades". He at one time had a shoe repair shop, he hired out as a farm laborer, he worked as a painter, anything he could do to make a living. The 1900 census for Big Butte, Jackson County, Oregon, shows Charlie as owning a farm and his occupation is listed as farmer. In April of 1924 the census for Portland, Oregon shows him as owning a shoe shop in Portland. They moved around a lot, and every one of their twelve children was born in a different town, county or state.

In 1899, June 3, Charlie and Mary Jane, with their three children, Thomas (Bill), Cora and Ethel, set out from Iowa for Oregon. Charlie's parents and family were already in Oregon, and had been urging the young family to come out. The first leg of the journey was by horse and wagon. They reached the Nebraska line on June 24, 1899, and camped at Ames, NE for 27 days. They then continued their journey until October, 1988, camping near Silver City, Idaho until December 22. (These lay-overs were probably for Charlie to work for a while and accumulate some more money.) Then they sold the horses and wagon and took the railroad at Murphy, Idaho on December 24, for Portland, Oregon. On December 25, they made the final leg of the journey by stage coach from Portland to Central Point, Oregon, arriving late at night on December 26, 1899. (Mary Jane always said that the stage driver was drunk, and just about overturned the coach while fording a river.) They stayed with Charlie's parents, Louisa and Thomas, until February, 1900, when they moved to a rented farm on "Box Creek" .

From then until 1914, they moved many times, and in July of 1914 they packed up everything to move to Meridian, Idaho, where a friend of Charlie's had told him it was a good place to open a store. By this time they had nine children and Mary Jane was expecting the 10th. On this journey, Cora, who was then 18, drove one wagon and Charlie drove the other. Bill was married by this time and didn't go. Cora kept a diary of their journey, which is in the possession of Shirley Beach Phillips. They arrived near Boise, Idaho on August 25, 1914, and camped in a tent until September 10, when they moved into a house. On October 12 they moved again near Nampa and stayed there for a short time, then moved to Meridian. Walter was born on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1914 in Meridian, Idaho. It evidently quickly became apparent that they could not make a living in Meridian (for whatever reason), and in January, 1915 they sold everything and moved back to Halsey, Oregon. From then until 1933 they moved fifteen times, all within the state of Oregon. Mary Jane had kept a log of all the places they lived, but the log ended in 1933. Charlie died in 1945, and they had moved just as often in all of the years between 1933 and 1945.

Charlie was a kind and gentle man, much loved by his children. He did most of the cooking, and Cora remembers him fondly as working in the kitchen with a dishtowel thrown over his shoulder. She said he made wonderful baking powder biscuits. He played the fiddle for country dances, playing and tapping his foot in time. He also told stories and sang to the children, songs that had been passed down from generation to generation, old folk ballads. In the 1930s and '40s, as an older man, he loved to listen to the radio, and his favorite program was "The Lone Ranger". He never missed it if he could help it. He died of leukemia at the age of 77.
Parents: Thomas Wilson HAYES and Almeda Louisa WILEY.

He was married to Mary Jane ANKROM on 1 Aug 1893 in Fairfield, Jefferson, Iowa. Charles and Mry were married by Rev. G. W. Mapes at 2:45 pm. At the time of the marriage Mary was living in Glasgow, Iowa. Children were: Thomas William HAYES, Cora (Ted) Belle HAYES, Emma Ethel HAYES, Charles (Bud) Arthur HAYES , Grace Olive HAYES, LeRoy (Roy) Van HAYES, Clarence (Tom) HAYES, Annie May HAYES, Ruby Edna HAYES, Walter Kenneth HAYES, Opal Mary HAYES, David (Rex) HAYES.

bullet Clarence (Tom) HAYES was born on 28 May 1908 in Murphey, Oregon. He died in May 1976 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. He was buried in May 1976 in Last residence: OR 97217. He was issued this SSAN 544-09-7778 in Oregon. Clarence was called "Tom" during his life. Ted Beach wrote that Tom signed his name as C. T. Hayes. An uncle called him Tom Chit when he was learning to walk. Later on the name Chit was dropped. He did not like to be called Clarence and everyone called him Tom.

Clarence was always known as "Tom". His brother Bill started calling him "Tom Chit", after a little bird, when he was just a baby. The name stuck and he was always known as Tom. He was the only one of the twelve children not to have a middle name, and he always signed his name as C. T. Hayes.
Parents: Charles Baxter HAYES and Mary Jane ANKROM.

He was married to Jane DAY . Children were: Terry HAYES, James HAYES, Cathy HAYES.

He was married to Alice FOSS. Children were: Marion HAYES, Richard HAYES.

bullet Cora (Ted) Belle HAYES was born on 20 Feb 1896 in Cincinatti, Iowa. She died in Sep 1987 in Portland , Oregon. She was buried in Sep 1987 in Last residence: OR 97223. Cora Belle Hayes was known all her life as "Ted", a nickname given her by her brother, Bill, who never called anyone by her given name. As the second oldest child of 12, and the oldest girl, Ted always had to be a "mother's helper" and tend the younger ones and help out with the cooking and housework. She was only allowed to go to school through 6th grade, as she was needed at home. However, she loved to read, and educated herself to the best of her ability, and had a lovely handwriting. She was quite artistic, and could draw wonderful farm animals, especially horses, which she loved. She had a chance to go to art school when in her teens, sponsored by a neighbor who saw her talent, but she was not allowed to go because of responsibilities at home. They moved around a lot, and during her life with her family they moved approximately 60 times, and after she was married in 1922, the family was still moving several times a year.

In 1914, when her father decided to move the family from Brownsville, Oregon to Meridian, Idaho, they took two teams and wagons. Ted was 18, and she drove one wagon, while her father drove the other. She kept a diary of their journey, writing a little each night when they camped. She always remembered her heartbreak when they had to lighten the wagon and she had to leave her box of books behind. They only stayed in Idaho a short time, then sold everything and took the train back to Halsey, Oregon.

She was married to George Beach in 1922 and they lived in a small house they bought in St. Johns, Oregon, which later was incorporated into Portland. Their daughter, Helen, was born in that house, and their daughter, Shirley, was born in a small, "lying in" maternity home nearby. They lived at this same address until 1958, when they moved to an acreage near Beaverton, Oregon. Ted loved living in the country, and they had chickens and rabbits, and a large garden. Ted joined the local "Ladies Aid" and enjoyed going to the meetings and hosting them in her home. She held the office of Treasurer at one time. She and George also belonged to the Kinton Grange, and enjoyed helping with the annual turkey dinner that was put on by the grange. She usually volunteered to roast a couple of turkeys or bake some pumpkin pies. All of her nieces and nephews loved "Aunt Ted", and felt that she was a special person.

When George died in 1974 as a result of an auto accident, it was a terrible loss to Ted. She managed to stay in their home in the country for a few years, but then when she fell and broke her hip she realized she couldn't stay out there alone any more and moved into a lovely retirement apartment in the Tigard/King City area, where she could have her meals in the dining room and enjoy housekeeping service. In her later years she had severe osteoporosis and was in quite a lot of pain and was quite stooped. She was 91 years old when she died.

Parents: Charles Baxter HAYES and Mary Jane ANKROM.

She was married to George Loran BEACH. Children were: Shirley Ardelle BEACH , Hellen Cora BEACH.

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