The life of Dr. John Coe Kellogg, 1939 / written by Alice Kellogg Cahail, granddaughter of the Whidbey pioneer.

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The life of Dr. John Coe Kellogg, 1939 / written by Alice Kellogg Cahail, granddaughter of the Whidbey pioneer.

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This is a typescript of a biography of Dr. John C. Kellogg and his family by his granddaughter, Alice Kellogg Cahail. It describes the family and their lives before, during and after their move to Whidbey Island, WA. The Wagons West transcript includes information about the Terry family, which was Mrs. Kellogg's family. And the Wagons West excerpt includes additional notes and details about the Life of John Coe Kellogg by Alice Kellogg Cahail.

1 v. [19, 5 leaves]

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 6936058

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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Kellogg, J. C., Dr. (John Coe), 1820-1902.

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Terry, Grove, C., 1817-1878.

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Terry, Charles T. (Charles Townsend), 1835-1922.

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Doyle, R. L.

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Kellogg, Caroline Terry, 1821-1891.

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Terry family.

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Cahail, Alice Kellogg

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Dr. John Coe Kellogg was born the son of Chester Curtis and Mary (Coe) Kellogg on Oct. 11, 1820 in Starkley, N.Y. The family moved to Ohio in the early 1830's. When Mr. Kellogg became a young man, he worked on a government sailing vessel for several years. When he returned, the free land in Michigan lured him there. John C. Kellogg married Caroline Phoebe Terry in 1847. John C. Kellogg went to medical school after his marriage and practiced medicine in Michigan for a few years. Prior to 1852, Gr...

Terry, C. A. (Chloe Ann)

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Chloe Ann Terry and her younger brother, Charles Townsend Terry, crossed the plains in the wagon train of their brother-in-law, Dr. John Coe Kellogg, his wife and their young daughters, Florence and Alma. With them were Eliza Terry, wife of their brother, Grove Terry, who had already gone to southern Oregon to make a home for his family. The diary was the inspiration for Archie Binns' book, THE LAND IS BRIGHT. Within a year after the trip, Chloe Ann Terry married the widower R.L. Doyle, the firs...