| Name |
Comments |
| Henry Saffron |
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| Sager |
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| William Saunders |
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| Charles Saxton |
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| Scott |
"colored" |
| John Scott |
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| Joseph W. Scott |
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| Levi Scott |
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| William Scott |
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| William Sebring |
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| Franklin Sears |
- "Franklin Sears was born in Orange County, New Jersey, June 28, 1817. At the age of 10 years he removed with his parents to Saline County, where he left them to join the emigration to Oregon in 1844. The following year he went to California, and settled in Sonoma County, where he held a large farm." (Bancroft, pg. 469)
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| A. R. C. Shaw |
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| B. F. Shaw |
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| Joshua Shaw |
- Part of John Thorp's Company
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| Mrs. Joshua Shaw |
- Part of John Thorp's Company
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| Thomas C. Shaw |
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| Washington Shaw |
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| William Shaw |
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| Jackson Shelton |
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| Michael T. Simmons |
- Established the first settlement north of the Columbia River at New Market (Tumwater) - see this account by the Rev. H. K. Hines.
- At the time of their settlement at New Market, the Simmons family included Michael Troutman Simmons, his wife Elizabeth, and their children: George Washington, David Crockett, Francis Marion DeKalb, McDonald and Christopher Columbus (source: "1845-1945 Washington Centennial Commemorative Booklet")
- His son Christopher was born at Washougal, WA soon after they arrived in Oregon Territory. Christopher was the first child born to American parents north of the Columbia River (Bancroft, pg. 454)
- Enumerated in the 1850 Census, Lewis Co., WA
- "Michael Simmons' last home was on Drew's prairie near Toledo, where he died, and his remains were buried under Masonic sponsorship, at Tumwater." (source: "1845-1945 Washington Centennial Commemorative Booklet")
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| Charles Smith |
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| J. S. Smith |
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| Noyes Smith |
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| Peter Smith |
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| Texas Smith |
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| William Smith |
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| Benjamin Snelling |
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| Miss Eliza Snelling |
- Part of John Thorp's Company
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| Vincent Snelling |
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| Mrs. Vincent Snelling |
- Part of John Thorp's Company
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| Snooks |
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| Springer |
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| Stephens |
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| James B. Stephens |
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| James Stewart |
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| John A. Stoughton |
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| Sullivan |
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| John Sullivan |
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