Looney, Jesse, 1801-1869.

Jesse Looney (1800-1869) was a farmer and legislator.

From the guide to the Jesse Looney papers, 1843-1866, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Benjamin Looney letter to Jesse Looney, 1863 February 21, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

Jesse Looney (1800-1869) was a pioneer farmer and early Oregon legislator. He was born in Tennessee and with his family traveled overland to Oregon in a wagon train led by Marcus Whitman. The Looneys took a donation land claim south of Salem. He was a provisional legislator, orchard grower, and builder. He married Ruby Crawford Bond. They had 13 children.

From the guide to the Jesse Looney letter to John C. Bond, October 27, 1843, (Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries)

Jesse Looney (1800-1869) was a farmer and legislator.

He was born in Tennessee and with his family traveled overland to Oregon in a wagon train led by Marcus Whitman. The Looneys took a donation land claim south of Salem. He was a provisional legislator, an orchard grower, and builder. He married Ruby Crawford Bond. They had 13 children.

From the description of Jesse Looney papers [manuscript], 1843-1866. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 707840909

Jesse Looney (1800-1869) was a farmer and legislator.

He was born in Tennessee and with his family traveled overland to Oregon in a wagon train led by Marcus Whitman. The Looneys took a donation land claim south of Salem. He was a provisional legislator, an orchard grower, and builder. He married Ruby Crawford Bond. They had 13 children.

From the description of Benjamin Looney letter to Jesse Looney [manuscript], 1863 February 21. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 707840908