Tenino / written by Mrs. Mae Webster Jackson, 1923-1943?

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Tenino / written by Mrs. Mae Webster Jackson, 1923-1943?

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This is a brief history of Tenino, Washington written by Mrs. Mae Webster Jackson. It consists of 5 hand-written leaves on letter size lined paper. She mentions in her history the pioneer family names of the area. She lists these as pioneer families: Gibsons, Martins, Websters, Yantis, Northcraft, Hewets, McMillans, Hodgdens [sic], Davenports and Tilleys. It is part of Tate Henry Rogers Collection at the WSL Manuscript Collection (MS 133).

5 leaves (1 file)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 7907214

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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Washington State Library. Manuscripts Collection.

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Daughters of the Pioneers of Washington

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Webster family.

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Thurston County Pioneer Association (Wash.)

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Jackson, May Webster (Sarah May), 1863-1943.

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Mrs. Jackson was born Sarah May Webster on 27 November 1863 to Aaron and Sarah (Yantis) Webster in Thurston County, WA. Aaron Webster crossed the plains by ox team from Mt. Pleasant, IA arriving in Oregon City, Oregon Territory in the fall of 1852. He settled in the Skookumchuck Valley by 1854. In 1860 Aaron Webster married Sarah Yantis, daughter of Judge Frank Yantis, a pioneer of the area. Sarah May, who became known as "May", was one of three children. She met and married Charles Jackson (186...

Yantis family.

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