Husband David Aklis White Jr.
Born: 21 Feb 1902
Died: 6 Apr 1973 - Stilwell, Oklahoma
Buried:
Father: David Aklis White
Mother: Anna Bolden Callahan
Marriage: 21 Feb 1936 - Atoka, Oklahoma
Other Spouse: Vera Chambers - 1926 - Bromide, Oklahoma
Wife Juanita Ola Pursfell
Born: 4 Jul 1913 - Wapanucka, Oklahoma
Died: 22 Jul 1996 - Stilwell, Oklahoma
Buried:
Children
1 F Anna Sue White
Born: 1937 - Hollis, Oklahoma
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: William Kester
Marr: 15 Oct 1951 - Wellington, Texas
Spouse: Bobby Waits
Marr: 20 Aug 1983 - Fayetteville, Arkansas
2 F Fannie Lue White
Born: Mar 1938 - Atoka, Oklahoma
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Willie Flynn
Marr: 1957
3 F Betty Jean White
Born: 1940
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Billy Kester
Marr: 1958
Spouse: Leon Crouch
Marr: 1968
Spouse: Joe Hill
Marr: 1983
4 M David William White
Born: 1943
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Bessie Thompson
Marr: 1965
5 F Zona Gail White
Born: 1953
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Charles Paul Waits
Husband Henry Fayette Smith
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: Bef 1900 - KY?
Wife Sarah Devin Ragland
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Sue Devin Smith
Born: Abt 1900 - Bowling Green, KY
Died: 1989
Buried:
Spouse: Will Gillett Gooch
Marr: Abt 1925 - TN
Husband D. E. Thompson
Born: Abt 1855
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 12 Sep 1878
Wife Maria Rawls
Born: 30 Oct 1858
Died:
Buried:
Father: Daniel Rawls
Mother: Lovina Pinrod
Children
Husband Robert Uhlman
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 3 Aug 1880 - OR
Wife Annie (Inez) H. Reddick
Born: 1862
Died:
Buried:
Father: Thomas W. Reddick
Mother: Parthenia Smith
Children
Husband Durant Whittle
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 1866 - OR
Wife Martha Ann Reddick
Born: Abt 1848 - AR?
Died: Abt 1910
Buried:
Father: Thomas W. Reddick
Mother: Parthenia Smith
Children
Husband Shadrach Reddick
AKA: Shaderick Reddick
Born: Between 1790 and 1800 - NC
Died: 1860 - Sauvie Island, OR
Buried: - Sauvie Island, OR
Father: Shadrach Reddick
Mother: Mary *UNKNOWN
Marriage: 6 Sep 1821 - Sangamon County, IL
Other Spouse: Margaret Ann Therman - After 1837
Wife Nelly Smith
Born: Abt 1800
Died: After 1837
Buried:
Children
1 M Thomas W. Reddick
Born: Abt 1825 - IL
Died: 1872 - Washington Co., OR
Buried: - Washington Co., OR
Spouse: Parthenia Smith
Marr: Abt 1847 - AR.
2 F Rachael Reddick
Born: Abt 1830 - IL
Died: After 1880
Buried:
Spouse: Calvin Phillips
Marr: 20 Dec 1849 - Benton Co., AR
3 F Catherine Reddick
AKA: B.C. Reddick
Born: Abt 1837
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Shadrach Reddick
Evidence suggests that Shadrach Reddick served as a soldier in several
campaigns against hostile Indians in the southeastern states from about 1817 to about 1824. If so, he often served under Andrew Jackson.
http://history.rays-place.com/il/maco-polk.htm
- HISTORY OF POLK TOWNSIP, MACOUPIN COUNTY, IL
- Arrived in IL about 1825
- 1825 one of the first settlers of PolK Township, which would later be in Mccoupin County, IL
- January 1829?: Appointed Commisioner (one of 5) for newly created Macoupin County, IL.
Ranger in the War of 1812 - makes him older than I thought?
- 2/26/2014 Changed birthdate from "ABT 1799" to "BET 1790 - 1800"
- 2/26/2014 Changed birthplce from SC to NC - he was most likely born Mecklenburg County, NC (not proven)
'During the War of 1812, companies of United States Rangers were raised from among the frontier settlers as part of the regular Army. Throughout the war, they patrolled the frontier from Ohio to Western Illinois on horseback and by boat. They participated in many skirmishes and battles with the British and their American Indian allies.'
What is a U. S. Army Ranger
A Ranger embodies the heart, soul and spirit of a true warrior. He is expected to do things others may not or cannot do otherwise. He will accomplish extraordinary things others can only dream about.
In the military scheme of things sacred and revered, the Ranger way of life is not for just anybody and few will ever make the grade of becoming the ultimate warrior soldier. A Ranger never rests on his laurels or past accomplishments. He will continue to prove himself to be the best each and everyday.
Self sacrifice, teamwork, and sheer determination at overcoming any obstacle, completing the mission spearhead the soul, and encompass the ideals of what exactly a Ranger is and does, both in word and deed.
It is not just a title; it is in fact, a way of life. Tough, demanding, fast paced, arduous and dangerous are only some of the terms associated with this elite soldier.
The United States Army Ranger has had a long tradition of history dating back to the beginnings of this great nation.
The ranks of Ranger Units have always been filled with only those who can endure and persevere when others may fall by the wayside. It has never been for the weak or faint of heart. Mental and physical discipline, technical and tactical expertise and a never quit mindset are some of the qualities and characteristics that set an Army Ranger apart from everyone else. Once immersed in this mindset, it will remain embodied with him forever, wherever he may go and whatever he may do.
The United States Army Ranger is the standard of excellence by which all others are judged.
And that tradition still remains today as it will tomorrow.
Rangers have always "Led the Way" and will always "Lead the Way."
==========================================
CENSUS INFORMATION: 1850 CENSUS ARK WASHINGTON COUNTY MARSHILL TWP. PG. 335
REDDICK S. 52 M FARMER 600 SC OVER 20, CANNOT READ OR WRITE
MARGARET 27 F TN OVER 20, CANNOT READ OR WRITE
CATHERINE 13 F MO ATTENDING SCHOOL
MINNAW FRANCIS 7 M AR
THOMAS W. REDDICK1825 - 18721825 Birth of SettlerThomas was born in 1825 to Shaddrack Reddick. His birth and death years were found in Union Cemetery records in Washington county, Oregon. His father was named in the Lockley article in the Oregon Journal on July 26, 1933.1848 Marriage of SettlerThomas married Parthenia Smith, daughter of Dr. Bolin Smith, a prominent doctor in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The marriage year is just an assumption at this time. The wife and her father were named in the Lockley article mentioned above.1850 Birth of DaughterMartha Ann was born in 1850 in Washington county, Arkansas (Oregon Journal, Lockley article, 7-26-33).1850 Census, Washington County, Arkansas#88 Reddick, S. 51 m SCMargaret 27 f Tenn.Catherine 13 f MOFrancis Therman 7 m Ark#94 Reddick, Thomas W. 28 m IllParthenia 18 f ArkMartha 2/12 f Ark1852 Birth of SonJohn was born to Thomas and Parthenia during 1852 (Oregon Journal, Lockley, 7-26-33).1853 Oregon TrailThomas and his family joined his father, Shaddrack Reddick and his new wife, Margaret Ann Therman, to come to Oregon. Margaret was a widow with a 7 year old son named Francis. In the Lockley article (O/J 7-26-33) Martha states that her mother, Parthenia, walked most of the way and the trip took a good six months.1853 Arrived in OregonThe Reddicks arrived in Oregon and settled on Howell Prairie. In an interview with Fred Lockley (OJ 7-26-33) Martha Ann says "When we first came to Oregon we settled on Howell Prairie (Marion County) Grandfather took a contract building the Santiam ditch. When that was finished we moved to Portland and from there to Sauvie Island"1854 Sauvie IslandDuring 1854 the Reddicks moved to Sauvie Island. They first rented the Dillon place. When Menzies moved to Portland they rented their home and ran a productive Dairy farm. Their milk was picked up by the steamer "Eagle" each morning at their landing (O/J 7-26-33).1855 Birth of SonThomas S. was born to Thomas and Parthenia on Sauvie Island (1860 Multnomah County, Oregon Census, #713).1860 Clatsop CountyThomas and his family moved to Clatsop county and filed for a homestead (O/J 7-26-33).1860 Death of Settlers FatherShaddrack died during 1860. He was buried on the island. He left a widow, Margaret Ann and three children, Christina age 6, a son age 4 and a daughter 3 months old. James F. Bybee was the administrator of his estate (Multnomah County Oregon Probate Record #33).1860 Census, Multnomah County, Oregon, St. Johns Precinct #709 Barber, Henry 30 Laborer NY#710 Reddick, Emma 45Thomas 18McCarty, Wm. 50Kennedy, John 24#713 Reddick, T. W. 36Parthenia 26Martha 10John 7Thomas 4Emily 7/121860 Birth of DaughterEmily C. was born to Thomas and Parthenia (Multnomah County Oregon Census records, #713).1862 Birth of DaughterAnnie H was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1862 Marriage of Step-MotherMargaret Ann Reddick, widow of Shaddrack Reddick married Henry Barber on April 24, 1862 (Columbia County, Oregon Marriage Records.In Pioneer files at the Oregon Historical Society it states "Henry Barber was born on July 13, 1832 in Albany, New York. He died on May 5, 1898. He was an Undertaker and a Government Surveyor. He served in Company M, 3rd U.S. Artillery and fought in the Indian Wars, 1855-56 at White River. His daughter married Edward Holman." The historic Barber Bldg at 532 SE Grand was built by Henry and his son-in-law, Edward Holman. He ran a successful mortuary called "Barber & Hill" on the ground floor and used the upper floors for rooms to rent out. This building is now on the Registry of Historic Buildings. The restaurant called "Digger O'Dells" was located on the ground floor in recent years. At this time a restaurant called "The Rose and the Raindrop" occupies the space. 1865 Birth of DaughterRhody was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1866 Marriage of DaughterMartha Ann, first child of Thomas and Parthenia became the wife of Durant Whittle at the home of Henry Barber (husband of grandfather's widow, Margaret Ann). Witnesses were Nathan Therman (step-brother) and Henry Barber (Multnomah County, Oregon Marriage records, pg 35. Page 38 of the GFO book).Nathan Thurman/Therman is listed in the 1860 census for Multnomah County in the St. Johns area. He has a wife named Cynthia and two children, John and Emma. He is listed between John Leonard and Dr. William Caples. 1867 Birth of SonWilliam A. was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1868 Marriage of Settlers SisterChristina Reddick (dtr of Shaddrack and Margaret Ann Reddick) married Joseph Guild, son of Peter Guild and Elizabeth Richardson, on June 1st at the home of Peter Judd. (Multnomah County Marriage Records, 1855-1873, pg 54 of the GFO book),Joseph and Christina were the parents of six children; Alfred Otis, John, Elizabeth, Myrtle, Maud and Bessie Guild. In 1884 Joseph married Martha Huntington Spencer. They were the parents of one daughter, Dorothy Guild.Joseph had a brother named Jesse who was a farmer on Sauvie Island. where he died in 1896.1869 Birth of SonGeorge R was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1870 Columbia County, OR Census#25, #185 Reddick, T. W. 47 m Ill farmerParthenia 37 f ArkJohn M. 18 m ORThomas S. 15 m OREmily C. 11 f ORAnnie H. 8 f ORRhody 6 f ORWilliam A. 2 m ORGeorge R. 8 mo m OR1870 US Census, Portland, Oregon#1194 Barber, Henry 39 m NYMargaret 47 f Tenn.Riley 13 m Hannah 5 f1872 Death of SettlerThomas W. Reddick passed away at the age of 47 and is buried at the Union Cemetery in Washington county, Oregon (Lot 61, #297).1876 Marriage of DaughterOn September 11th, Joseph P. Powers (1844-1939) married Emma C. Reddick, (1858-1936) both of Columbia county at the home of D. B. Whittle in county of Multnomah, by John Flinn, Methodist Episcopal Minister. Wits: D.B.Whittle, M. A. Whittle. (Columbia county Marriage Records, Book A. pg 10 of the GFO Book). The Whittles were the sister and brother in law of Emma.Birth and Death dates for Joseph and Emma were found in Columbia County Cemetery Records (GFO book, pg 7). They are buried in Bryant Cemetery in the city of Clatskanie. Buried near them is Irving W. Powers, 1905-1907.Buried at Murray Hill cemetery in Clatskanie are Guy Preston Powers, 1880-1950. Next to him is Mary E. Powers, 1889-1971. 1879 Death of Son.Thomas S. passed away at the age of 24. He is buried at Union Cemetery (Lot 61, # 297).1880 Census, Columbia County, Oregon, Clatskanie #345 Reddick, Parthenia#345 Powers, Joseph P.1880 Census, Multnomah County, Oregon, East Portland NAF T9-1083, pg 375 Barber, Henry Clerk/Self/M/M/W/age 48/NY/fa NY/mo NYMargaret Keeps House/Wife/F/M/W/age 52/TN/fa NC/mo.-Julia A. House Work/Dau/F/S/W/age 16/OR/fa NY/mo TNHannah Dau/F/S/W/age 13/OR/fa NY/mo TN1880 Marriage of WidowParthenia, widow of Thomas, married Charles E. Smith on June 8th at the home of W. B. Morse. They were married by Enoch Adams, J. P.Wits; James Muckle, R.C. Campbell. (Columbia County, Oregon Marriage Records, Book A, pg 66, Page 13 of the GFO Book).1880 Marriage of DaughterInez H. Reddick married Robert Uhlman on August 3rd. 1882 MarriageEmma Barber married Daniel Kern on 28 December 1882 in Portland, Oregon (Multnomah County Marriages, 1873-1883, pg 149 GFO book)1884 Death of DaughterRhody passed away at the age of 19. She is buried at Union Cemetery (Lot 61, # 299).1885 Marriage of SisterHannah Barber married Harvey C. Whitney on September 19th. They were married at St. David's Rectory by John W. Sellwood MG. The witnesses were John J. Sellwood and Annie E. Reddick. An article in the East Portland Newspaper said that Mr. Whitney was alleged to have been poisoned. He is recovered and was able to wed Miss Barber on Saturday last (East Portland news).1886 Death of Half SisterMrs. Christina Guild, daughter of Mrs. Henry Barber, came from Washington County to stay with her half-sister, Mrs. H. C. Whitney. She was in poor health and was hoping to get better medical care in the city. They weren't able to help her and on April 29th she passed away. She leaves 6 children (East Portland News)..1887 Death of SonWilliam A. passed away at the age of 20 and is buried at Union Cemetery (Lot 61, # 300).1888 Marriage of Son.John M. Reddick married Cora A. Hayes at the house of Charles Jones. They were married by N. Nichols, J.P. Wits; James N. Rice, James Barr (Columbia County Marriage Records, Book A. pg 214, pg 24 of the GFO Book)1890 Death of SonGeorge R. passed away at age 21 and is buried at Union cemetery (Lot 61, # 301).1892 Marriage of Settlers WidowJohn W. Starr married Parthenia Smith on February 4th at her home. The marriage was performed by Rev. A. Baldwin. Witnesses were Eliza Smith and Nora E. Smith. (Washington County, Oregon Marriage records, Book 3. Pg 412, Pg 60 of the GFO book).1898 Marriage of SonJohn Reddick married Gertie E. Hayes on May 18th. They were married by J. E. Hall, J. P. Wits: Henry Kratz, Fannie I. Hall (Columbia county Marriage Records, Book B., pg 334, pg 53 of the GFO book).1905 Death of Settlers WidowParthenia passed away in 1905. She is buried in the Union Cemetery with her first husband and children. There is a large monument and under her name it says "Mother" (Lot 61, # 298). Her obituary says that she died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Inez Uhlman in Portland, Oregon on September 17. At the time of her death she was the widow of John Starr of Hillsboro. She was survived by three daughters; Inez Uhlman, Mrs. R. B. Collins of Hillsboro (Martha Ann), Mrs. Emma C. Powers of Beaver Creek, Columbia County and one son, John M. Reddick of Clatskanie. Union Cemetery RecordsSix members of the Reddick family are buried in Union Cemetery in Washington County, Oregon. They are located in Lot 61. 1922 Maplewood CemeteryIn Maplewood Cemetery in Clatskanie, Oregon is a tombstone for John Marion Reddick, 1854-1922. The GFO book states "DAR shows John Marion d 2 Feb 1922 at 63 years". Next to John is "Loran C. Reddick 1892-1918 USN" Next to Loran is "Ruth M. Janetting 6 May 1901 - 16 Jan 1971. She is listed as the daughter of John Reddick (Columbia County Cemetery Records, pg 24 of the GFO book).
Husband Shadrach Reddick
AKA: Shaderick Reddick
Born: Between 1790 and 1800 - NC
Died: 1860 - Sauvie Island, OR
Buried: - Sauvie Island, OR
Father: Shadrach Reddick
Mother: Mary *UNKNOWN
Marriage: After 1837
Other Spouse: Nelly Smith - 6 Sep 1821 - Sangamon County, IL
Wife Margaret Ann Therman
Born: 1823
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Francis Therman
Born: 1843
Died:
Buried:
2 F Christina Reddick
Born: Abt 1850
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Joseph Guild
Marr: 1868 - OR
General Notes: Husband - Shadrach Reddick
Evidence suggests that Shadrach Reddick served as a soldier in several
campaigns against hostile Indians in the southeastern states from about 1817 to about 1824. If so, he often served under Andrew Jackson.
http://history.rays-place.com/il/maco-polk.htm
- HISTORY OF POLK TOWNSIP, MACOUPIN COUNTY, IL
- Arrived in IL about 1825
- 1825 one of the first settlers of PolK Township, which would later be in Mccoupin County, IL
- January 1829?: Appointed Commisioner (one of 5) for newly created Macoupin County, IL.
Ranger in the War of 1812 - makes him older than I thought?
- 2/26/2014 Changed birthdate from "ABT 1799" to "BET 1790 - 1800"
- 2/26/2014 Changed birthplce from SC to NC - he was most likely born Mecklenburg County, NC (not proven)
'During the War of 1812, companies of United States Rangers were raised from among the frontier settlers as part of the regular Army. Throughout the war, they patrolled the frontier from Ohio to Western Illinois on horseback and by boat. They participated in many skirmishes and battles with the British and their American Indian allies.'
What is a U. S. Army Ranger
A Ranger embodies the heart, soul and spirit of a true warrior. He is expected to do things others may not or cannot do otherwise. He will accomplish extraordinary things others can only dream about.
In the military scheme of things sacred and revered, the Ranger way of life is not for just anybody and few will ever make the grade of becoming the ultimate warrior soldier. A Ranger never rests on his laurels or past accomplishments. He will continue to prove himself to be the best each and everyday.
Self sacrifice, teamwork, and sheer determination at overcoming any obstacle, completing the mission spearhead the soul, and encompass the ideals of what exactly a Ranger is and does, both in word and deed.
It is not just a title; it is in fact, a way of life. Tough, demanding, fast paced, arduous and dangerous are only some of the terms associated with this elite soldier.
The United States Army Ranger has had a long tradition of history dating back to the beginnings of this great nation.
The ranks of Ranger Units have always been filled with only those who can endure and persevere when others may fall by the wayside. It has never been for the weak or faint of heart. Mental and physical discipline, technical and tactical expertise and a never quit mindset are some of the qualities and characteristics that set an Army Ranger apart from everyone else. Once immersed in this mindset, it will remain embodied with him forever, wherever he may go and whatever he may do.
The United States Army Ranger is the standard of excellence by which all others are judged.
And that tradition still remains today as it will tomorrow.
Rangers have always "Led the Way" and will always "Lead the Way."
==========================================
CENSUS INFORMATION: 1850 CENSUS ARK WASHINGTON COUNTY MARSHILL TWP. PG. 335
REDDICK S. 52 M FARMER 600 SC OVER 20, CANNOT READ OR WRITE
MARGARET 27 F TN OVER 20, CANNOT READ OR WRITE
CATHERINE 13 F MO ATTENDING SCHOOL
MINNAW FRANCIS 7 M AR
THOMAS W. REDDICK1825 - 18721825 Birth of SettlerThomas was born in 1825 to Shaddrack Reddick. His birth and death years were found in Union Cemetery records in Washington county, Oregon. His father was named in the Lockley article in the Oregon Journal on July 26, 1933.1848 Marriage of SettlerThomas married Parthenia Smith, daughter of Dr. Bolin Smith, a prominent doctor in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The marriage year is just an assumption at this time. The wife and her father were named in the Lockley article mentioned above.1850 Birth of DaughterMartha Ann was born in 1850 in Washington county, Arkansas (Oregon Journal, Lockley article, 7-26-33).1850 Census, Washington County, Arkansas#88 Reddick, S. 51 m SCMargaret 27 f Tenn.Catherine 13 f MOFrancis Therman 7 m Ark#94 Reddick, Thomas W. 28 m IllParthenia 18 f ArkMartha 2/12 f Ark1852 Birth of SonJohn was born to Thomas and Parthenia during 1852 (Oregon Journal, Lockley, 7-26-33).1853 Oregon TrailThomas and his family joined his father, Shaddrack Reddick and his new wife, Margaret Ann Therman, to come to Oregon. Margaret was a widow with a 7 year old son named Francis. In the Lockley article (O/J 7-26-33) Martha states that her mother, Parthenia, walked most of the way and the trip took a good six months.1853 Arrived in OregonThe Reddicks arrived in Oregon and settled on Howell Prairie. In an interview with Fred Lockley (OJ 7-26-33) Martha Ann says "When we first came to Oregon we settled on Howell Prairie (Marion County) Grandfather took a contract building the Santiam ditch. When that was finished we moved to Portland and from there to Sauvie Island"1854 Sauvie IslandDuring 1854 the Reddicks moved to Sauvie Island. They first rented the Dillon place. When Menzies moved to Portland they rented their home and ran a productive Dairy farm. Their milk was picked up by the steamer "Eagle" each morning at their landing (O/J 7-26-33).1855 Birth of SonThomas S. was born to Thomas and Parthenia on Sauvie Island (1860 Multnomah County, Oregon Census, #713).1860 Clatsop CountyThomas and his family moved to Clatsop county and filed for a homestead (O/J 7-26-33).1860 Death of Settlers FatherShaddrack died during 1860. He was buried on the island. He left a widow, Margaret Ann and three children, Christina age 6, a son age 4 and a daughter 3 months old. James F. Bybee was the administrator of his estate (Multnomah County Oregon Probate Record #33).1860 Census, Multnomah County, Oregon, St. Johns Precinct #709 Barber, Henry 30 Laborer NY#710 Reddick, Emma 45Thomas 18McCarty, Wm. 50Kennedy, John 24#713 Reddick, T. W. 36Parthenia 26Martha 10John 7Thomas 4Emily 7/121860 Birth of DaughterEmily C. was born to Thomas and Parthenia (Multnomah County Oregon Census records, #713).1862 Birth of DaughterAnnie H was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1862 Marriage of Step-MotherMargaret Ann Reddick, widow of Shaddrack Reddick married Henry Barber on April 24, 1862 (Columbia County, Oregon Marriage Records.In Pioneer files at the Oregon Historical Society it states "Henry Barber was born on July 13, 1832 in Albany, New York. He died on May 5, 1898. He was an Undertaker and a Government Surveyor. He served in Company M, 3rd U.S. Artillery and fought in the Indian Wars, 1855-56 at White River. His daughter married Edward Holman." The historic Barber Bldg at 532 SE Grand was built by Henry and his son-in-law, Edward Holman. He ran a successful mortuary called "Barber & Hill" on the ground floor and used the upper floors for rooms to rent out. This building is now on the Registry of Historic Buildings. The restaurant called "Digger O'Dells" was located on the ground floor in recent years. At this time a restaurant called "The Rose and the Raindrop" occupies the space. 1865 Birth of DaughterRhody was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1866 Marriage of DaughterMartha Ann, first child of Thomas and Parthenia became the wife of Durant Whittle at the home of Henry Barber (husband of grandfather's widow, Margaret Ann). Witnesses were Nathan Therman (step-brother) and Henry Barber (Multnomah County, Oregon Marriage records, pg 35. Page 38 of the GFO book).Nathan Thurman/Therman is listed in the 1860 census for Multnomah County in the St. Johns area. He has a wife named Cynthia and two children, John and Emma. He is listed between John Leonard and Dr. William Caples. 1867 Birth of SonWilliam A. was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1868 Marriage of Settlers SisterChristina Reddick (dtr of Shaddrack and Margaret Ann Reddick) married Joseph Guild, son of Peter Guild and Elizabeth Richardson, on June 1st at the home of Peter Judd. (Multnomah County Marriage Records, 1855-1873, pg 54 of the GFO book),Joseph and Christina were the parents of six children; Alfred Otis, John, Elizabeth, Myrtle, Maud and Bessie Guild. In 1884 Joseph married Martha Huntington Spencer. They were the parents of one daughter, Dorothy Guild.Joseph had a brother named Jesse who was a farmer on Sauvie Island. where he died in 1896.1869 Birth of SonGeorge R was born to Thomas and Parthenia.1870 Columbia County, OR Census#25, #185 Reddick, T. W. 47 m Ill farmerParthenia 37 f ArkJohn M. 18 m ORThomas S. 15 m OREmily C. 11 f ORAnnie H. 8 f ORRhody 6 f ORWilliam A. 2 m ORGeorge R. 8 mo m OR1870 US Census, Portland, Oregon#1194 Barber, Henry 39 m NYMargaret 47 f Tenn.Riley 13 m Hannah 5 f1872 Death of SettlerThomas W. Reddick passed away at the age of 47 and is buried at the Union Cemetery in Washington county, Oregon (Lot 61, #297).1876 Marriage of DaughterOn September 11th, Joseph P. Powers (1844-1939) married Emma C. Reddick, (1858-1936) both of Columbia county at the home of D. B. Whittle in county of Multnomah, by John Flinn, Methodist Episcopal Minister. Wits: D.B.Whittle, M. A. Whittle. (Columbia county Marriage Records, Book A. pg 10 of the GFO Book). The Whittles were the sister and brother in law of Emma.Birth and Death dates for Joseph and Emma were found in Columbia County Cemetery Records (GFO book, pg 7). They are buried in Bryant Cemetery in the city of Clatskanie. Buried near them is Irving W. Powers, 1905-1907.Buried at Murray Hill cemetery in Clatskanie are Guy Preston Powers, 1880-1950. Next to him is Mary E. Powers, 1889-1971. 1879 Death of Son.Thomas S. passed away at the age of 24. He is buried at Union Cemetery (Lot 61, # 297).1880 Census, Columbia County, Oregon, Clatskanie #345 Reddick, Parthenia#345 Powers, Joseph P.1880 Census, Multnomah County, Oregon, East Portland NAF T9-1083, pg 375 Barber, Henry Clerk/Self/M/M/W/age 48/NY/fa NY/mo NYMargaret Keeps House/Wife/F/M/W/age 52/TN/fa NC/mo.-Julia A. House Work/Dau/F/S/W/age 16/OR/fa NY/mo TNHannah Dau/F/S/W/age 13/OR/fa NY/mo TN1880 Marriage of WidowParthenia, widow of Thomas, married Charles E. Smith on June 8th at the home of W. B. Morse. They were married by Enoch Adams, J. P.Wits; James Muckle, R.C. Campbell. (Columbia County, Oregon Marriage Records, Book A, pg 66, Page 13 of the GFO Book).1880 Marriage of DaughterInez H. Reddick married Robert Uhlman on August 3rd. 1882 MarriageEmma Barber married Daniel Kern on 28 December 1882 in Portland, Oregon (Multnomah County Marriages, 1873-1883, pg 149 GFO book)1884 Death of DaughterRhody passed away at the age of 19. She is buried at Union Cemetery (Lot 61, # 299).1885 Marriage of SisterHannah Barber married Harvey C. Whitney on September 19th. They were married at St. David's Rectory by John W. Sellwood MG. The witnesses were John J. Sellwood and Annie E. Reddick. An article in the East Portland Newspaper said that Mr. Whitney was alleged to have been poisoned. He is recovered and was able to wed Miss Barber on Saturday last (East Portland news).1886 Death of Half SisterMrs. Christina Guild, daughter of Mrs. Henry Barber, came from Washington County to stay with her half-sister, Mrs. H. C. Whitney. She was in poor health and was hoping to get better medical care in the city. They weren't able to help her and on April 29th she passed away. She leaves 6 children (East Portland News)..1887 Death of SonWilliam A. passed away at the age of 20 and is buried at Union Cemetery (Lot 61, # 300).1888 Marriage of Son.John M. Reddick married Cora A. Hayes at the house of Charles Jones. They were married by N. Nichols, J.P. Wits; James N. Rice, James Barr (Columbia County Marriage Records, Book A. pg 214, pg 24 of the GFO Book)1890 Death of SonGeorge R. passed away at age 21 and is buried at Union cemetery (Lot 61, # 301).1892 Marriage of Settlers WidowJohn W. Starr married Parthenia Smith on February 4th at her home. The marriage was performed by Rev. A. Baldwin. Witnesses were Eliza Smith and Nora E. Smith. (Washington County, Oregon Marriage records, Book 3. Pg 412, Pg 60 of the GFO book).1898 Marriage of SonJohn Reddick married Gertie E. Hayes on May 18th. They were married by J. E. Hall, J. P. Wits: Henry Kratz, Fannie I. Hall (Columbia county Marriage Records, Book B., pg 334, pg 53 of the GFO book).1905 Death of Settlers WidowParthenia passed away in 1905. She is buried in the Union Cemetery with her first husband and children. There is a large monument and under her name it says "Mother" (Lot 61, # 298). Her obituary says that she died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Inez Uhlman in Portland, Oregon on September 17. At the time of her death she was the widow of John Starr of Hillsboro. She was survived by three daughters; Inez Uhlman, Mrs. R. B. Collins of Hillsboro (Martha Ann), Mrs. Emma C. Powers of Beaver Creek, Columbia County and one son, John M. Reddick of Clatskanie. Union Cemetery RecordsSix members of the Reddick family are buried in Union Cemetery in Washington County, Oregon. They are located in Lot 61. 1922 Maplewood CemeteryIn Maplewood Cemetery in Clatskanie, Oregon is a tombstone for John Marion Reddick, 1854-1922. The GFO book states "DAR shows John Marion d 2 Feb 1922 at 63 years". Next to John is "Loran C. Reddick 1892-1918 USN" Next to Loran is "Ruth M. Janetting 6 May 1901 - 16 Jan 1971. She is listed as the daughter of John Reddick (Columbia County Cemetery Records, pg 24 of the GFO book).
Husband Thomas W. Reddick
Born: Abt 1825 - IL
Died: 1872 - Washington Co., OR
Buried: - Washington Co., OR
Father: Shadrach Reddick
Mother: Nelly Smith
Marriage: Abt 1847 - AR.
Wife Parthenia Smith
Born: Abt 1832
Died: Abt 1900
Buried:
Father: Bolin Smith
Mother: Unknown *UNKNOWN
Other Spouse: Charles E. Smith - 1880 - OR
Children
1 F Martha Ann Reddick
Born: Abt 1848 - AR?
Died: Abt 1910
Buried:
Spouse: Durant Whittle
Marr: 1866 - OR
2 M John M. Reddick
Born: 1852
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Cora A. Hayes
Marr: 1888 - OR
Spouse: Gertie E.Hayes
Marr: 18 May 1898 - OR
3 M Thomas S. Reddick
Born: 1855 - OR
Died: 1879 - OR
Buried:
4 F Emily C. Reddick
Born: 1860
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Joseph P. Powers
Marr: 1876 - OR
5 F Annie (Inez) H. Reddick
Born: 1862
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Robert Uhlman
Marr: 3 Aug 1880 - OR
6 F Rhody Reddick
Born: 1865 - OR
Died: 1884 - OR
Buried:
7 M William A. Reddick
Born: 1867 - OR
Died: 1887 - OR
Buried:
8 M George R. Reddick
Born: 1869 - OR
Died: 1890 - OR
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Thomas W. Reddick
CENSUS INFORMATION
1850 ARK WASHINGTON COUNTY MARSHILL TWP., PG. 335
REDDICK, THOMAS W. 23 M FARMER IL
PARTHENIA 18 F AR
MARTHA 2 F AR
Husband Robert Sutton
Born: Abt 1905
Died: Abt 1990
Buried:
Marriage: Abt 1930 - KY
Wife Elgie Reddish
Born: Abt 1908
Died: Abt 1990
Buried:
Father: Morgan Futz Reddish
Mother: Lela Gooch
Children
Husband Raymond Robinson
Born: Abt 1905
Died: Abt 1990
Buried:
Marriage: Abt 1925 - KY
Wife Elsie Reddish
Born: Abt 1906
Died: Abt 1990
Buried:
Father: Morgan Futz Reddish
Mother: Lela Gooch
Children