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Wife Olive Eleanor Wilson
Born: Sep 24, 1880
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Mother: Elizabeth Goodpasture (1836-1925)
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Wife Nancy Wilson
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Husband Job Bullard
Born: Mar 24, 1828 - Stockbridge, Vermont
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Died: Jul 3, 1911 - Menlo, Washington
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Father: Rev. Mark Bullard (1794-1880)
Mother: Abigail Whitcomb (1789-1880)
Marriage: Oct 11, 1857 - Pacific County, Washington
Wife Martha Elizabeth Wilson
Born: Mar 3, 1839 - Near Springfield, Illinois
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Cause of Death: Small Pox
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Mother: Rosanna Hough Moul (1814-1850) 64
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1 M Branch Arthur Bullard
Born: Aug 5, 1858 - Washington Territory
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Died: Oct 8, 1917 - Willapa, Pacific County, Washington
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Spouse: Mary Ellen Stephens (1867-1888)
Marr: Jan 4, 1887 - Willapa, Pacific County, Washington
Spouse: Rosa Ann Stephens (1871-1915)
Marr: Oct 23, 1891 - Oysterville, Pacific County, Washington
2 M Van Marion Bullard
Born: Jun 26, 1861 - Washington Territory
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Died: Sep 15, 1952 - Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington
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Spouse: Rosanna Moul Wilson (1864-1926)
Marr: Jan 23, 1886 - Astoria, Oregon 65
3 F Clara Abigail Bullard
Born: Jul 29, 1863 - Washington Territory
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Spouse: Samuel Emmett Soule (1859-1944)
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Job and his brother Mark came to the Pacific Coast from Stockbridge, Vermont, in 1849, having taken passage on the ship Restless, they reached San Francisco on 1 May 1850. They tried mining around the American River in California for awhile, then went north to Oregon, staying in Milwaukie for about one year. In Oregon they mined the Rogue river mines. They traveled to Washington Territory and Job, with partners Sameul Woodward and J. H. Whitcomb started logging in the Stewart Slough area on Shoalwater Bay (now called Willapa Bay) on 12 August 1853. Hired help in this logging operation were Henry Woodward, James Hamilton, Daniel Cuppy, H. P. Doucett, Captain Charles W. Stewart and Mark Bullard. Later Job and Mark were joined with their brother Seth and they made claims in the Willapa Valley and began farming careers.
Seth Bullard was killed in 1860 when he tried to intervene in a money dispute his brother Mark was having with a hired hand and Seath was stabbed to death possibly by accident.
Mark Bullard had taken up a claim at what is now Menlo in 1853. Mark never married. His land an house were passed on to his nephew, V. M. Bullard after Mark moved to Lakeview, Oregon where he was the founder of that city.
John Bullard came to Pacific County in 1885 but soon left for California, returning in 1996.
Job Bullard served in the Territorial Legislature 1856 to 1857, representing Chehalis County, for in those days it was thought that Menlo was outside Pacific County.
Job's son, Van Marion Bullard, wrote of his father on 15 March 1952. His story of Job Bullard, in his own words is as follows:
" My father Job Bullard came from near Readland, Vermont. When he came west he came around the Horn in a sailing vessel also came through the Straits of Magellan and an incident happened while they were in the Strait of Magellan. The crew went ashore on a little hunting trip and had a good fortune to kill a sea otter, which was very valuable, worth several hundred dollars and a lady worked her passage from New York on this vessel and the crew after killing this Otter came to near mutiny as the Captain wanted the Otter and the crew decided to give it to the lady so the lady got the Otter.
They came up the Pacific Coast stopped at Santa Barbara and finally landed in San Francisco during the 1849 gold strike. Worked about one and one half years on the gold strike mostly on the American River, then on to Milwaukee, Oregon and came overland horseback most of the way with wagons. At Milwaukee he run a tavern.
In 1853 or thereabouts he came to Pacific county, crossing the portage from the Columbia river, came down in whale boats and came to Unity, which now is Ilwaco. They then came down Stewart's Slough just below South Bend, Washington, and hewed out square timbers for three shipments to San Francisco, Calif. This was near the Carruther's place on Stewart's slough. The first cargo they hewed out square timber, shipped to Frisco and got return on that carload. Second carload they never heard from and the third car load froze up in the ice and went to sea. Then he moved up on the farm, Job Bullard Donation Land Claim, Spring of 1854 or 1855."
"One of Daniel Peg Wilson's daughters was Martha Elizabeth Wilson, married to Job Bullard and the family consisted of Marion Van Bullard and Branch Arthur Bullard and daughter Clara A Bullard, who met and married Emmett Soule at the time Daniel Peg Wilson was running the mill at Mill creek and lived on the Old Bullard homestead near Fort Willapa, later called Fort Giesy, which was occupied during the Indian Wars.
The farmers of Willapa Valley which included the Keil people, homesteaded a greater port of the valley, built a substantial Fort which is now Fort Geisy, and worked on their farms in the daytime with their muzzle loaded guns at their sides called old yagers.
My father Job Bullard made the remark that after they had got all fixed up, they wished the Indians would come in and try them The fact was they had the proper intentional fortitude.
The Kiel people were a Suiss Colony that came in from the East and settled here about 1855 were here for some time then moved to their headquarters in Aurora, Oregon.
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Husband James Stodgill-Sturgill
Born: Abt 1730 - Essex Or Orange Co, VA
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Died: 1803 - Ashe Co, NC
Buried: - Sturgill Cem
Father: James Stodgill (Abt 1700-1753)
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Wife Ann Calloway
Born: INT 1726 (Abt 1726-1730) - , , VA
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1 M Ambrose Stodgill-Stargel
Born: Abt 1750 - , , VA
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3 F Mary Stodgill
Born: Abt 1753 - , , VA
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4 M Francis Sturgill
Born: Abt 1755 - Orange Co, VA
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Buried: - Old Sturgill Cem, Wilson, VA
Spouse: Rebecca Hash (1760-Abt 1841)
Marr: 1776 - , Grayson, VA
5 F Ruth Sturgeon-Sturgill
Born: 1758 - , , VA
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6 M James Sturgill III
Born: 1761 - , , VA
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7 F Theodocia Dosie Sturgill
Born: 1765 - , , VA
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8 M Lewis Sturgill
Born: 1767 - , , VA
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Sturgill Cemetery: abt 3 mi SW of Mouth of Wilson, VA.
James moved from Orange Co, VA, to Montgomery Co, now Grayson, about 1770 with brother Ambrose.
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Internet - KK - Littlet 1, duff 1
Sturgill Family Hisotry
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1 F Elizabeth Doughty
Born: 1763 - Flushing, , NY, USA
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Buried: - Fairland, Shelby Co, IN, USA
Spouse: Garret Harsin (1753-1838)
Marr: May 30, 1784 - New York, , NY, USA
Husband John Douglas Harsin
Born: May 24, 1807 - , Bourbon, KY
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Father: Garret Harsin (1753-1838)
Mother: Elizabeth Doughty (1763-1845)
Marriage: Feb 23, 1839 - Shelbyville, , IN
Other Spouse: Catherine Seney (1802- ) - Jan 10, 1828 - , Shelby, IN
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Other Spouse: Jane Newman (1823-1863) - Knoxville, , IA
Other Spouse: Emma J Taylor (Abt 1837- ) - Nov 10, 1873 - , Marion, IA
Wife Elizabeth Carter
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1 M George Carter Harsin
Born: Jun 22, 1841 - Shelbyville, Shelby Co, IN, USA
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Spouse: Sarah Agan (1845-1941)
Marr: Jul 31, 1862 - Knoxville, Marion, IA, USA
2 F Delilah Ann Harsin
Born: Apr 24, 1843 - , Shelby Co, IN, USA
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Buried: - Broken Bow, Custer Co, NE, USA
Spouse: Isaac Newton Pershall (1836-1912)
Marr: May 27, 1860 - , Marion, IA, USA
3 F Isabella Harsin
Born: 1849 - , , IA
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Marr: Jan 21, 1866 - , Marion, IA
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4/8/2000 email from rin=2760 JULIE AVEDIKIAN WITH COPY OF LETTER WRITTEN BY MABEL BLAIN LUPTON IN SEPT 1965. SAYS JOHN DOUGHTY HARSIN WAS BORN MAY 24, 1807. SAYS JOHN MARRIED CATHERINE GENO(SENEY) IN SHELBY COUNTY, INDIANA. THEY HAD A SON NAMED HEMSLEY VINCINT HARSIN ON OCT 25,1828. JOHN HAD 5 WIVES, 3 WERE NAMED CATHERINE. THE FIRST CATHERINE DIED GIVING CHILDBIRTH..CHILD ALSO DIED. SAYS..GREAT GRANDPA TORE UP THE FLOOR AND MADE A CASKET AND BURRIED IT IN THE SNOW TILL SPRING GROUND THAWED. JULIE ALSO SENT AN EXCERPT OF A LETTER WRITTEN BY MYRA BLAIN WINFORD RIN=2770 THAT SAYS LIVED TO BE ALMOST 100 AND DIED IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA HE HAD SPENT SEVERAL MONTHS IN MYRA'S HOME AS SHE WAS A KID OF 7 OR 8.HE HAD OUTLIVED 4 WIVES AND HAD CHILDREN BY THE FIRST THREE.
WAS IN OREGON IN 1844.
IN 1830 JOHN D HARSIN WAS STILL IN SHELBY COUNTY INDIANA, SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP: 1830 CENSUS RECORDS.
LOST LEFT EYE IN LOGGING ACCIDENT.
7/18/2001 LTR FROM MARGERY CAPE SAYS NEPHEW LARRY WENT BY JOHN D HARSIN'S GRAVE SITE AND TOOK PITURES..WILL SEND SOME WHEN THEY GET THEM. BROKEN BOW CEMETERY, CUSTER CO, NE AS FOUND PER CUSTER CO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, NEBRASKA WEBSITE. CEMETERY IS LOCATED ON THE SOUTH EDGE OF BROKEN BOW, WEST SIDE OF HIGHWAY 21. HIS STONE IS OLD, TALL AND GRAY
MARGERY CAPE ALSO SENDS COPY OF 1900 CENSUS WITH JOHN D HARSIN LIVING IN BROKEN BOW TOWNSHIP, NEBRASKA, CUSTER COUNTY SAYS ENUMERATED WITH ISAAC PERSHELL, AND THAT JOHN D IS THE FATHER IN LAW TO ISAAC PERSHALL MARGERY CHECKED DOUGLAS CO, NE DEATH RECORDS FOR JOHN D HARSIN FOR PERIOD 1/21/1896 TO 6/15/1915, FOUND NO HARSINS....WHAT ABOUT CUSTER CO?
1880 Census Mills County, Iowa has John D Harsin, age 73, male, head of household, farmer, BP KY, with wife Emma Harsin, age 43, female, wife, BP OH.
POSSIBLY LIVING IN MARION COUNTY, IOWA IN ? HAS HIS DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH IS BURRIED IN EUREKA CEMETERY IN MARION COUNTY, DIED ?
POSSIBLY IN MARION CO, IOWA IN 1852 WHEN DAUGHTER ELIZABETH M HARSIN MARRIED FOSTER DURHAM.
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3/26/2001 COURT RECORDS SHELBY COUNTY, INDIANA 1822-1862 INDEX PAGE 187 HAS MENTION THAT THE KNOWN HEIRS TO ELIZABETH HARSIN ARE DELILAH NOW MARRIED TO I.N. PERSHALL, GEORGE C AND ISABELLA HARSIN, LYDIA DODD, SARAH COFFEY... COURT DATE WAS SEPT 3 , 1860, SO ELIZABETH WAS DECEASD BEFORE THIS DATE. COURT RECORDS OF BOOK 3 (1858-1861) PAGE 454.
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Wife Elizabeth V Castel
Born: 1857 - Washington Twp, Appanoose, IA
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Wife Emeline Castel
Born: Abt 1862 - , , WA
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Husband James K Castel
Born: Dec 8, 1848 - Washington Township, Appanoose Co, IA
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Died: Dec 26, 1922 - Grant Co, OR,
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Father: George M Castel (Abt 1818- )
Mother: Elsa (Abt 1828- )
Marriage: Dec 8, 1877 - Baker City, Baker Co Oregon,
Wife Elizabeth Myers
Born: Apr 23, 1861 - Montgomery County, PA,
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GIVN Elizabeth
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