Catherine Linville
F, b. 11 May 1802, d. 6 October 1884
| Father | Richard Linville b. 25 Aug 1773, d. 17 Mar 1857 |
| Mother | Mary Magdaline Yount b. 2 Sep 1774, d. 22 Nov 1846 |
Catherine Linville was also known as Katherine Linville. She was born on 11 May 1802 at TN. As of 3 August 1820,her married name was Catherine Crowley. She married Thomas Crowley on 3 August 1820 at Ray County, MO; Catherine's first marriage. Catherine Linville moved in January 1847 Arrived in OR in early Jan. 1847 - "By 1846 the far west was beginning to open and Richard decided to move with his wife and sons' family to Oregon. They left Independence in the spring of 1846 for the plains of Oregon. Several other families were on that trip, including Richard's daughter, Catherine Crowley and her family. The trip became very hazardous at times and two tragedies occured to Richard's family. The following account is taken from Polk County Pioneer Sketches, Volume II. 'After leaving Fort Hall, they encountered many difficulties, hardships and privations, not the least of which was the danger of being attacked by Indians at any time. They had a very difficult time in coming through the Cow Creek Canyon, Canyon Creek being very high at that time, seriously retarding their progress. They had to cross it seventeen times. In the meantime they ran short of proficions and although it was a heartbreaking trip from the Rouge River Valley to the head of the Williamette Valley. Near the foot of the Calapooie Mountains not far from the present town of Drain, while fording a swollen stream the wagon tipped over and Mr. Linville's (Harrison) mother was drowned. They buried her at night on the bank of the stream. This occurred on November 22, 1846.'
"In addition Catherine Crowley's daughter Martha died of tuberculosis on the trip and she was buried near Grave creek (named after her). The oxen were stabled over her grave so Indians would not find her grave. They did find it however, dug her body up, took her clothes and placed her body in a tree where the remains were found by prospectors years later. Catherine's husband, Thomas Crowley, also died on the 'Applegate Trail' as it became known, and Catherine's second husband James Fulkerson lost his wife and son on the trip to Oregon." She acquired Catherine Linville on in 1847; Upon arrival at their destination in OR, Catherine traded her oxen for more than 1000 acres of land in the Polk Co., OR area. As of 1848,her married name was Catherine Fulkerson. She married James M. Fulkerson on 9 May 1848 at OR; James' and Catherine's second marriages. Both of their first marriage spouses died in route to OR. Catherine Linville and James M. Fulkerson appeared on the census of 1850 at Polk County, OR. Catherine Linville died on 6 October 1884 at Polk County, OR, at age 82. She was buried at Etna Cemetery, Polk County, OR.
"In addition Catherine Crowley's daughter Martha died of tuberculosis on the trip and she was buried near Grave creek (named after her). The oxen were stabled over her grave so Indians would not find her grave. They did find it however, dug her body up, took her clothes and placed her body in a tree where the remains were found by prospectors years later. Catherine's husband, Thomas Crowley, also died on the 'Applegate Trail' as it became known, and Catherine's second husband James Fulkerson lost his wife and son on the trip to Oregon." She acquired Catherine Linville on in 1847; Upon arrival at their destination in OR, Catherine traded her oxen for more than 1000 acres of land in the Polk Co., OR area. As of 1848,her married name was Catherine Fulkerson. She married James M. Fulkerson on 9 May 1848 at OR; James' and Catherine's second marriages. Both of their first marriage spouses died in route to OR. Catherine Linville and James M. Fulkerson appeared on the census of 1850 at Polk County, OR. Catherine Linville died on 6 October 1884 at Polk County, OR, at age 82. She was buried at Etna Cemetery, Polk County, OR.
Family 1 | Thomas Crowley b. 1800, d. Nov 1846 |
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Family 2 | James M. Fulkerson b. 28 Aug 1803, d. 31 May 1884 |
Granville Linville
M, b. circa December 1806, d. December 1879
| Father | Richard Linville b. 25 Aug 1773, d. 17 Mar 1857 |
| Mother | Mary Magdaline Yount b. 2 Sep 1774, d. 22 Nov 1846 |
Granville Linville was born circa December 1806 at TN His date of birth is not exactly known, though this death record in the 1880 Mortality Index indicates he died Dec 1879 and was 73 years old at the time, meaning he had reached is 73rd birthday by Dec 1879. He acquired Granville Linville on in 1821; Shared a number of Clay Co. Original Land Grants with his brother John. (see John for the details of the location of the land.) He married Ann Adeline Johnson on 15 December 1840 at Jackson County, MO. Granville Linville and Ann Adeline Johnson appeared on the census of 1850 at Blue, Jackson County, MO. Granville Linville and Ann Adeline Johnson appeared on the census of 1860 at Easton, Leavenworth County, KS. Granville Linville and Ann Adeline Johnson appeared on the census of 1870 at Easton, Leavenworth County, KS. Granville Linville died in December 1879 at Leavenworth County, KS.
Family | Ann Adeline Johnson b. 1818 |
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Matilda Linville
F, b. 1812
| Father | Richard Linville b. 25 Aug 1773, d. 17 Mar 1857 |
| Mother | Mary Magdaline Yount b. 2 Sep 1774, d. 22 Nov 1846 |
Matilda Linville was born in 1812 at TN. As of 4 August 1831,her married name was Matilda Brown. She married Maletes Brown on 4 August 1831 at Clay County, MO.
Family | Maletes Brown |
Nancy Linville
F, b. 13 January 1811, d. 8 February 1857
| Father | Richard Linville b. 25 Aug 1773, d. 17 Mar 1857 |
| Mother | Mary Magdaline Yount b. 2 Sep 1774, d. 22 Nov 1846 |
Nancy Linville was born on 13 January 1811 at TN. As of 14 October 1831,her married name was Nancy Thorpe. She married Dr. Green Berry Thorp, son of Rev. William Thorp and Frances Owen, on 14 October 1831 at Clay County, MO. Nancy Linville and Dr. Green Berry Thorp appeared on the census of 1850 at Holt County, MO. Nancy Linville died on 8 February 1857 at Holt County, MO, at age 46. She was buried at Mill Creek Church, Holt County, MO.
Family | Dr. Green Berry Thorp b. 1812, d. 4 Apr 1865 |
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Harrison Linville
M, b. 22 September 1813, d. 7 December 1893
| Father | Richard Linville b. 25 Aug 1773, d. 17 Mar 1857 |
| Mother | Mary Magdaline Yount b. 2 Sep 1774, d. 22 Nov 1846 |
Harrison Linville was born on 22 September 1813 at Campbell County, TN. He married Nancy Jane Bounds, daughter of John Bird Bounds and Sarah Lovelady, on 20 November 1837 at Clinton County, MO. Harrison Linville moved in January 1847 Arrived in OR Jan 1847 - wintered at Applegate's on Salt Creek. He acquired Harrison Linville on on 12 April 1847; Bought a squatters right at Bloomington, OR. He was Operated a store and the post office in the Bloomington, OR area. He ran a ferry across the Luckiamute River. He was the first judge from Polk Co., OR. He was also appointed to the second and last territorial legislature in OR - 1848. He was also Indian Agent 1873 - 1874. in 1848. He and Nancy Jane Bounds appeared on the census of 1850 at Polk County, OR; Oregon Territory. Harrison Linville married Clarissa Lauretta Downer on 9 September 1857; Her second marriage. Harrison Linville and Clarissa Lauretta Downer appeared on the census of 1860 at Lane, Polk County, OR. Harrison Linville and Clarissa Lauretta Downer appeared on the census of 1870 at Monmouth, Polk County, OR. Harrison Linville and Clarissa Lauretta Downer appeared on the census of 1880 at Buena Vista and Luckamute, Polk County, OR. Harrison Linville died on 7 December 1893 at Corvallis, OR, at age 80. An obituary appeared in Independence West Side, Independence OR, Friday, Dec 15, 1893.
Family 1 | Nancy Jane Bounds b. 12 Aug 1819, d. Feb 1855 |
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Family 2 | Clarissa Lauretta Downer b. 11 Jun 1823, d. 4 Jan 1899 |
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Margaret Linville
F, b. 23 February 1818, d. 22 May 1888
| Father | Richard Linville b. 25 Aug 1773, d. 17 Mar 1857 |
| Mother | Mary Magdaline Yount b. 2 Sep 1774, d. 22 Nov 1846 |
Margaret Linville was born on 23 February 1818 at MO. She married Medders Vanderpool, son of John Vanderpool and Eleanor Meadows, on 1 February 1842 at Platte County, MO; Meedors' second marriage. As of 1 February 1842, Margaret Linville was also known as Margaret Vanderpool. She and Medders Vanderpool appeared on the census of 1850 at Polk County, OR. Margaret Linville and Medders Vanderpool appeared on the census of 1860 at Lane, Polk County, OR. Margaret Linville and Medders Vanderpool appeared on the census of 1870 at Monmouth, Polk County, OR. Margaret Linville died on 22 May 1888 at OR at age 70. She was buried at Rock Hill Cemetery, Linn County, OR.
Family | Medders Vanderpool b. 24 Jan 1798, d. 7 Aug 1896 |
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Nancy Yewell Jameson
F, b. 18 February 1807, d. 15 September 1896
| Father | William Jameson |
| Mother | Margaret McKnight |
Nancy Yewell Jameson was born on 18 February 1807 at Augusta County, VA. She moved at St. Louis, MO, Nancy came to St. Louis, MO with her family from VA via the Ohio River on a flat boat. She married Rev. John Linville, son of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 8 December 1825 at St. Louis County, MO; Nancy's first marriage. As of 8 December 1825,her married name was Nancy Yewell Linville. Nancy Yewell Jameson died on 15 September 1896 at age 89. Her married name was Nancy Smith. She married Rev. Hugh Robinson Smith at MO; Nancy's second marriage.
Family 1 | Rev. John Linville b. 29 Apr 1800, d. 25 Apr 1844 |
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Family 2 | Rev. Hugh Robinson Smith |
Thomas Crowley
M, b. 1800, d. November 1846
Thomas Crowley was born in 1800; ???? Ray City, Berrien County, GA ???? He married Catherine Linville, daughter of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 3 August 1820 at Ray County, MO; Catherine's first marriage. Thomas Crowley died in November 1846 at OR; Died of pneumonia or typhoid fever at the very end of the trip from MO to OR. He was buried at Head waters of Calipooia Creek on "Long Tom" Creek, OR. He moved in January 1847 Arrived in OR in early Jan. 1847 - "By 1846 the far west was beginning to open and Richard decided to move with his wife and sons' family to Oregon. They left Independence in the spring of 1846 for the plains of Oregon. Several other families were on that trip, including Richard's daughter, Catherine Crowley and her family. The trip became very hazardous at times and two tragedies occured to Richard's family. The following account is taken from Polk County Pioneer Sketches, Volume II. 'After leaving Fort Hall, they encountered many difficulties, hardships and privations, not the least of which was the danger of being attacked by Indians at any time. They had a very difficult time in coming through the Cow Creek Canyon, Canyon Creek being very high at that time, seriously retarding their progress. They had to cross it seventeen times. In the meantime they ran short of proficions and although it was a heartbreaking trip from the Rouge River Valley to the head of the Williamette Valley. Near the foot of the Calapooie Mountains not far from the present town of Drain, while fording a swollen stream the wagon tipped over and Mr. Linville's (Harrison) mother was drowned. They buried her at night on the bank of the stream. This occurred on November 22, 1846.'
"In addition Catherine Crowley's daughter Martha died of tuberculosis on the trip and she was buried near Grave creek (named after her). The oxen were stabled over her grave so Indians would not find her grave. They did find it however, dug her body up, took her clothes and placed her body in a tree where the remains were found by prospectors years later. Catherine's husband, Thomas Crowley, also died on the 'Applegate Trail' as it became known, and Catherine's second husband James Fulkerson lost his wife and son on the trip to Oregon."
"In addition Catherine Crowley's daughter Martha died of tuberculosis on the trip and she was buried near Grave creek (named after her). The oxen were stabled over her grave so Indians would not find her grave. They did find it however, dug her body up, took her clothes and placed her body in a tree where the remains were found by prospectors years later. Catherine's husband, Thomas Crowley, also died on the 'Applegate Trail' as it became known, and Catherine's second husband James Fulkerson lost his wife and son on the trip to Oregon."
Family | Catherine Linville b. 11 May 1802, d. 6 Oct 1884 |
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James M. Fulkerson
M, b. 28 August 1803, d. 31 May 1884
James M. Fulkerson was born on 28 August 1803 at TN. James' first wife died on the way to OR in 1846. This was the same wagon train that contained Catherine Linville and family. He married Catherine Linville, daughter of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 9 May 1848 at OR; James' and Catherine's second marriages. Both of their first marriage spouses died in route to OR. James M. Fulkerson and Catherine Linville appeared on the census of 1850 at Polk County, OR. James M. Fulkerson died on 31 May 1884 at age 80.
Family | Catherine Linville b. 11 May 1802, d. 6 Oct 1884 |
Ann Adeline Johnson
F, b. 1818
Ann Adeline Johnson was born in 1818 at TN. She married Granville Linville, son of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 15 December 1840 at Jackson County, MO. As of 15 December 1840,her married name was Ann Adeline Linville. Ann Adeline Johnson and Granville Linville appeared on the census of 1850 at Blue, Jackson County, MO. Ann Adeline Johnson and Granville Linville appeared on the census of 1860 at Easton, Leavenworth County, KS. Ann Adeline Johnson and Granville Linville appeared on the census of 1870 at Easton, Leavenworth County, KS.
Family | Granville Linville b. c Dec 1806, d. Dec 1879 |
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Maletes Brown
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Maletes Brown married Matilda Linville, daughter of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 4 August 1831 at Clay County, MO.
Family | Matilda Linville b. 1812 |
Dr. Green Berry Thorp
M, b. 1812, d. 4 April 1865
| Father | Rev. William Thorp b. 1772, d. 7 Mar 1853 |
| Mother | Frances Owen d. 30 Jul 1860 |
Dr. Green Berry Thorp was born in 1812 at Howard County, MO. He married Nancy Linville, daughter of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 14 October 1831 at Clay County, MO. Dr. Green Berry Thorp and Nancy Linville appeared on the census of 1850 at Holt County, MO. Dr. Green Berry Thorp married Elizabeth Legan on 13 September 1857 at Clay County, MO. Dr. Green Berry Thorp and Elizabeth Legan appeared on the census of 1860 at Lewis, Holt County, MO. Dr. Green Berry Thorp died on 4 April 1865 at Holt County, MO. He was buried at Mill Creek Church, Holt County, MO.
Family 1 | Nancy Linville b. 13 Jan 1811, d. 8 Feb 1857 |
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Nancy Jane Bounds
F, b. 12 August 1819, d. February 1855
| Father | John Bird Bounds |
| Mother | Sarah Lovelady |
Nancy Jane Bounds was born on 12 August 1819 at TN. She married Harrison Linville, son of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 20 November 1837 at Clinton County, MO. As of 20 November 1837,her married name was Nancy Linville. Nancy Jane Bounds moved in January 1847 Arrived in OR Jan 1847 - wintered at Applegate's on Salt Creek. She acquired Nancy Jane Bounds on on 12 April 1847; Settled land claim after wintering at the Applegate's on Salt Creek. She and Harrison Linville appeared on the census of 1850 at Polk County, OR; Oregon Territory. Nancy Jane Bounds died in February 1855 at age 35.
Family | Harrison Linville b. 22 Sep 1813, d. 7 Dec 1893 |
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Clarissa Lauretta Downer
F, b. 11 June 1823, d. 4 January 1899
Clarissa Lauretta Downer was born on 11 June 1823 at OH. As of circa 1843,her married name was Clariss L. Fredrick. She married Jas M. Fredrick circa 1843. Clarissa Lauretta Downer married Harrison Linville, son of Richard Linville and Mary Magdaline Yount, on 9 September 1857; Her second marriage. As of 9 September 1857,her married name was Clarissa Linville. Clarissa Lauretta Downer and Harrison Linville appeared on the census of 1860 at Lane, Polk County, OR. Clarissa Lauretta Downer and Harrison Linville appeared on the census of 1870 at Monmouth, Polk County, OR. Clarissa Lauretta Downer and Harrison Linville appeared on the census of 1880 at Buena Vista and Luckamute, Polk County, OR. Clarissa Lauretta Downer died on 4 January 1899 at Corvallis, OR, at age 75.
Family 1 | Jas M. Fredrick b. c 1817 |
Family 2 | Harrison Linville b. 22 Sep 1813, d. 7 Dec 1893 |
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Granville Linville Moad M.D.
M, b. 5 August 1827, d. 1900
| Father | James W. Moad b. c 1791, d. Oct 1856 |
| Mother | Rebecca Linville b. 23 Mar 1798, d. 5 Sep 1856 |
Granville Linville Moad M.D. was born on 5 August 1827 at Cole County, MO. War with Mexico
- Enlisted in 1846 in Company F (Captain Parson's Company) of Colonel Doniphan's Regiment
- Mustered out in June 1847 at New Orleans, LA and returned home in Cole Co., MO. He was Minister - Early in life united with Cumberland Presbyterian Church and joined the New Lebanon Presbytery in April 1848. In 1849, he was licensed to preach the gospel and assigned a circuit that included Cole, Moniteau and Miller counties. After one year, he was transferred to the Saline and Pettis Circuit and upon preaching in this field for one year he became a student at Chapel Hill College in October 1850 where he pursued his studies for 2 1/2 years. In the fall of 1853, he was ordained a minister of the Gopel of Christ at Mt. Vernon, MO. He was then engaged for a time in missionary work in different counties of MO. In 1854, he accepted a call from the New Lebanon Church, at New Lebanon, MO,and remained its pastor until the fall of 1857. Moving to Platte City, he took charge of the church at that place and lived there until Nov. 1866. in 1849 at Cole County, MO. He married Sidney Elizabeth Sanders on 4 August 1853. Granville Linville Moad M.D. was Medical doctor - began studying and practicing medicine while pastor of the Platte City Church in Platte City, MO (moved there late 1857 or early 1858).
He attended St. Louis Medical College during this time - 1863 to 1864. between 1863 and 1864. He lived between November 1866 and December 1870 at Leavenworth, KS; Returned to Cole, MO from KS. He was Again attended St. Louis Medical College and graduated in the spring of 1879 and subsequented devoted himself to the treatment of the eye, doing only an office practice, at which he attained well merited success as a skillful oculist. between 1878 and 1879. An obituary appeared in (an unknown value.)
- Enlisted in 1846 in Company F (Captain Parson's Company) of Colonel Doniphan's Regiment
- Mustered out in June 1847 at New Orleans, LA and returned home in Cole Co., MO. He was Minister - Early in life united with Cumberland Presbyterian Church and joined the New Lebanon Presbytery in April 1848. In 1849, he was licensed to preach the gospel and assigned a circuit that included Cole, Moniteau and Miller counties. After one year, he was transferred to the Saline and Pettis Circuit and upon preaching in this field for one year he became a student at Chapel Hill College in October 1850 where he pursued his studies for 2 1/2 years. In the fall of 1853, he was ordained a minister of the Gopel of Christ at Mt. Vernon, MO. He was then engaged for a time in missionary work in different counties of MO. In 1854, he accepted a call from the New Lebanon Church, at New Lebanon, MO,and remained its pastor until the fall of 1857. Moving to Platte City, he took charge of the church at that place and lived there until Nov. 1866. in 1849 at Cole County, MO. He married Sidney Elizabeth Sanders on 4 August 1853. Granville Linville Moad M.D. was Medical doctor - began studying and practicing medicine while pastor of the Platte City Church in Platte City, MO (moved there late 1857 or early 1858).
He attended St. Louis Medical College during this time - 1863 to 1864. between 1863 and 1864. He lived between November 1866 and December 1870 at Leavenworth, KS; Returned to Cole, MO from KS. He was Again attended St. Louis Medical College and graduated in the spring of 1879 and subsequented devoted himself to the treatment of the eye, doing only an office practice, at which he attained well merited success as a skillful oculist. between 1878 and 1879. An obituary appeared in (an unknown value.)
James W. Moad
M, b. 1830
| Father | James W. Moad b. c 1791, d. Oct 1856 |
| Mother | Rebecca Linville b. 23 Mar 1798, d. 5 Sep 1856 |
James W. Moad was born in 1830 at Cole County, MO. He married Salina Hardenia Pace, daughter of Benjamin Pace and Mildred Thacker, on 19 November 1856 at Cole County, MO.
Family | Salina Hardenia Pace b. c 1837 |
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Joseph W. Moad
M, b. 1832, d. 11 February 1909
| Father | James W. Moad b. c 1791, d. Oct 1856 |
| Mother | Rebecca Linville b. 23 Mar 1798, d. 5 Sep 1856 |
Joseph W. Moad was born in 1832 at Elston, Cole County, MO. He married Emily Jane Moore, daughter of John Moore and Betsy Lemons, on 27 November 1856 at Elston, Cole County, MO. Joseph W. Moad died on 11 February 1909 at Elston, Cole County, MO. He was buried at Elston Cemetery, Elston, Cole County, MO.
Family | Emily Jane Moore b. c 1835, d. 1907 |
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Rebecca Moad
F, b. 21 July 1835, d. 29 September 1873
| Father | James W. Moad b. c 1791, d. Oct 1856 |
| Mother | Rebecca Linville b. 23 Mar 1798, d. 5 Sep 1856 |
Rebecca Moad was born on 21 July 1835 at Elston, Cole County, MO. As of 31 October 1855,her married name was Rebecca Pace. She married Martin Marion Pace, son of Benjamin Pace and Mildred Thacker, on 31 October 1855 at Elston, Cole County, MO. Rebecca Moad died on 29 September 1873 at Elston, Cole County, MO, at age 38. She was buried at Elston Cemetery, Elston, Cole County, MO.
Family | Martin Marion Pace d. 1908 |
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Benjamin Moad
M, b. 1840
| Father | James W. Moad b. c 1791, d. Oct 1856 |
| Mother | Rebecca Linville b. 23 Mar 1798, d. 5 Sep 1856 |
Benjamin Moad was born in 1840 at Cole County, MO.
William Jameson Linville
M, b. 5 December 1826, d. 30 March 1901
| Father | Rev. John Linville b. 29 Apr 1800, d. 25 Apr 1844 |
| Mother | Nancy Yewell Jameson b. 18 Feb 1807, d. 15 Sep 1896 |
William Jameson Linville was born on 5 December 1826 at MO; NY is erroneously listed on 1870 census - all other census records show MO. His mother Nancy's family was living at their Creve Coeur complex in Charles County, MO and his parents were married in St. Louis. His mother's family Bible record does not give place of birth, only dates. William went to CA during the Gold Rush and came back on a ship around Cape Horn. He appeared on the census of 1850 at Marshall, Platte County, MO; Living with his mother and siblings. He moved at OR in 1853 Moved to OR where other relatives were already living. He acquired William Jameson Linville on on 9 October 1853; Oregon Donation Land Claim. He married Amanda Francis Davidson on 7 October 1854 at Polk County, OR. William Jameson Linville and Amanda Francis Davidson appeared on the census of 1870 at San Salvador, San Bernardino County, CA. William Jameson Linville and Amanda Francis Davidson appeared on the census of 1880 at San Bernardino, San Bernardiino County, CA. William Jameson Linville and Amanda Francis Davidson appeared on the census of 1900 at Highland, San Bernardino County, CA. William Jameson Linville died on 30 March 1901 at San Bernardino County, CA, at age 74.
Family | Amanda Francis Davidson b. 9 Mar 1829, d. 10 Mar 1905 |
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Robert Sloan Linville
M, b. 29 June 1829, d. 17 May 1863
| Father | Rev. John Linville b. 29 Apr 1800, d. 25 Apr 1844 |
| Mother | Nancy Yewell Jameson b. 18 Feb 1807, d. 15 Sep 1896 |
Robert Sloan Linville was born on 29 June 1829 at MO. He appeared on the census of 1850 at Marshall, Platte County, MO; Living with his mother and a number of siblings. He married Laura Hastings in 1856. Robert Sloan Linville married Matilda Jane Templeton on 5 March 1863 at Linn County, OR. Robert Sloan Linville died on 17 May 1863 at Linn County, OR, at age 33.
Family 1 | Laura Hastings d. 6 Jan 1860 |
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Family 2 | Matilda Jane Templeton b. 15 Oct 1843, d. 30 Mar 1925 |
John Brown Linville
M, b. 2 March 1832, d. 20 May 1856
| Father | Rev. John Linville b. 29 Apr 1800, d. 25 Apr 1844 |
| Mother | Nancy Yewell Jameson b. 18 Feb 1807, d. 15 Sep 1896 |
John Brown Linville was born on 2 March 1832 at MO. He married Harriet Irene Linville, daughter of Harrison Linville and Nancy Jane Bounds, on 24 September 1854 at Polk County, OR; Harriet Linville's first marriage. John Brown Linville died on 20 May 1856 at age 24.
Family | Harriet Irene Linville b. 17 Dec 1839 |
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Richard Baxter Linville
M, b. 17 October 1835, d. 23 October 1919
| Father | Rev. John Linville b. 29 Apr 1800, d. 25 Apr 1844 |
| Mother | Nancy Yewell Jameson b. 18 Feb 1807, d. 15 Sep 1896 |
Richard Baxter Linville was born on 17 October 1835 at Clay County, MO. He was educated between 1852 and 1856 at William Jewell College, Liberty, MO. He was Served as a captain in the Civil War between 1861 and 1865 at MO. He was After the war, he returned to Andrew Co., MO and followed his grandfather's footsteps, beginning a career in public service as a surveyor and treasurer of the county. in 1865 at Andrew County, MO. He married Emma Richardson on 1 June 1865 at St. Joseph, Andrew County, MO. Richard Baxter Linville and Emma Richardson appeared on the census of 1870 at Nodaway, Andrew County, MO. Richard Baxter Linville married Jennie Boyle on 30 September 1875 at Grant City, Worth County, MO. Richard Baxter Linville lived between 1876 and 1878 at Mill Grove, MO. He moved at Ness County, KS, in 1879 Moved to Ness Co, KS after divorce to re-establish himself. He lived between 1879 and 1891 at Ness County, KS. He and Jennie Boyle were divorced on 30 April 1879 at Grant City, Worth County, MO; Divorce is filed in court records for Worth Co. MO in the 1878 OCt term and finalized in the 1879 April term. After the divorce from Jennie, Richard B. went to Ness Co. KS to re-establish himself. The four children from Richard's first marriage went to live with their Richardson grandparents in St. Joseph, MO. Martha Richardson had taken care of them after the death of their mother (her daughter) and before Richard B's marriage to Jennie. Eva remained with her mother. Richard Baxter Linville appeared on the census of 1880 at Ness County, KS; Divorced. He was Richard was a merchant and probate judge between 1880 and 1890 at Ness County, KS. He married Annie M. Harman on 2 February 1882 at Larned, Ness County, KS; Minnie, Julia and Henry, Richard B's children form his first marriage, came to live with Richard B and Annie in 1882. Henry stayed until he went to school at Harvard in 1894. Minnie and Julia went to OR when the family moved in 1891. Richard Baxter Linville moved at Newberg, OR, in 1891 Joined his cousins and Uncle Harrison. He was Richard was an insurance agent and county justice of the peace in 1892 at Newberg, OR. He and Annie M. Harman appeared on the census of 1900 at Newberg, Yamhill County, OR. Richard Baxter Linville and Annie M. Harman appeared on the census of 1910 at Newberg, Yamhill County, OR. Richard Baxter Linville died on 23 October 1919 at Newberg, Clackamas County, OR, at age 84.
Family 1 | Emma Richardson b. 11 May 1840, d. 30 Jan 1873 |
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Family 3 | Annie M. Harman b. 1860, d. 16 Nov 1923 |
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Julia Linville
F, b. 31 March 1838, d. 1920
| Father | Rev. John Linville b. 29 Apr 1800, d. 25 Apr 1844 |
| Mother | Nancy Yewell Jameson b. 18 Feb 1807, d. 15 Sep 1896 |
Julia Linville was born on 31 March 1838 at MO. Her married name was Julia Devlin. She married Arthur Devlin on 4 February 1864 at MO. As of 27 December 1870,her married name was Julia Zener. Julia Linville married Mathias Zener on 27 December 1870. Julia Linville died in 1920 at CO.
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Henry Herschel Linville
M, b. 10 August 1841, d. 7 January 1884
| Father | Rev. John Linville b. 29 Apr 1800, d. 25 Apr 1844 |
| Mother | Nancy Yewell Jameson b. 18 Feb 1807, d. 15 Sep 1896 |
Henry Herschel Linville was born on 10 August 1841 at MO. He appeared on the census of 1870 at White Oak, Henry County, MO; Living with a Hays family. He married Eleanor McDowell on 24 August 1876 at IN. Henry Herschel Linville and Eleanor McDowell appeared on the census of June 1880 at Indianapolis, Marion County, IN. Henry Herschel Linville died on 7 January 1884 at OR at age 42.
Family | Eleanor McDowell b. 1840 |
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Amanda Francis Davidson
F, b. 9 March 1829, d. 10 March 1905
Amanda Francis Davidson was born on 9 March 1829 at KY. She married William Jameson Linville, son of Rev. John Linville and Nancy Yewell Jameson, on 7 October 1854 at Polk County, OR. As of 7 October 1854,her married name was Linville. Amanda Francis Davidson and William Jameson Linville appeared on the census of 1870 at San Salvador, San Bernardino County, CA. Amanda Francis Davidson and William Jameson Linville appeared on the census of 1880 at San Bernardino, San Bernardiino County, CA. Amanda Francis Davidson and William Jameson Linville appeared on the census of 1900 at Highland, San Bernardino County, CA. Amanda Francis Davidson died on 10 March 1905 at San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA, at age 76.
Family | William Jameson Linville b. 5 Dec 1826, d. 30 Mar 1901 |
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Laura Hastings
F, d. 6 January 1860
Laura Hastings married Robert Sloan Linville, son of Rev. John Linville and Nancy Yewell Jameson, in 1856. As of 1856,her married name was Laura Linville. Laura Hastings died on 6 January 1860; Died in fire at camp in OR along both sons.
Family | Robert Sloan Linville b. 29 Jun 1829, d. 17 May 1863 |
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Matilda Jane Templeton
F, b. 15 October 1843, d. 30 March 1925
Matilda Jane Templeton also went by the name of Tillie Templeton. She was born on 15 October 1843 at Nodaway, Holt County, MO. She married Robert Sloan Linville, son of Rev. John Linville and Nancy Yewell Jameson, on 5 March 1863 at Linn County, OR. As of 5 March 1863,her married name was Matilda Linville. Matilda Jane Templeton died on 30 March 1925 at Salem, Marion County, OR, at age 81.
Family | Robert Sloan Linville b. 29 Jun 1829, d. 17 May 1863 |