Barnhart, William, ca. 1827-1909

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William Barnhart, pioneer merchant of Portland, Oregon, was the first Portland agent of Wells, Fargo and Company in the early 1850s. He later served as the state land agent in Salem and Indian agent in Umatilla. In 1854 he married Mary Campbell of Corvallis, a daughter of pioneer missionaries. The Barnharts returned to Portland in the 1880s, where they died in 1909 and 1910.

From the guide to the William Barnhart papers, 1850-1878, (Oregon Historical Society)

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referencedIn Huntington, John Webster Perit, 1831-1869. John Webster Perit Huntington papers, 1855-1869. Oregon Historical Society Research Library
referencedIn John Webster Perit Huntington papers, 1855-1869 Oregon Historical Society Research Library
referencedIn Hobbs, Thomas J. Thomas J. Hobbs papers [manuscripts], 1850-1855. Oregon Historical Society Research Library
creatorOf William Barnhart papers, 1850-1878 Oregon Historical Society Research Library
creatorOf Barnhart, William, ca. 1827-1909. William Barnhart papers, 1850-1878. Oregon Historical Society Research Library
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associatedWith Barnhart & Company (Portland, Or.) corporateBody
correspondedWith Hobbs, Thomas J. person
correspondedWith Huntington, John Webster Perit, 1831-1869. person
associatedWith Neal & Smiley (San Francisco, Calif.) corporateBody
associatedWith Wells, Fargo & Company. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Oregon--Portland
Portland (Or.)
Portland (Or.)
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Merchants
Merchants
Oregon
Portland
Retail trade
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Birth 1827

Death 1909

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