The Immigration of 1844Surnames T - Z

Name	Comments
O. S. Thomas
Seyburn P. Thornton
Alvin E. Thorp	Enumerated in 1849 Census, Polk Co., OR
Miss Amanda Thorp	Part of John Thorp's Company
John Thorp	Leader of Thorp's Company Enumerated in 1849 Census, Polk Co., OR, 1850 Census, Polk Co., OR
Milton Thorp	Enumerated in 1849 Census, Polk Co., OR
Mortimer Thorp
Theodore Thorp
Dr. Townsend
John Travers
Cooper Y. Trues
Benjamin Tucker	Part of John Thorp's Company
Mrs. Benj. Tucker	Part of John Thorp's Company
Long Tucker
Thomas M. Vance
James Walker, sen.
James Walker, jun.
Robert Walker
Samuel Walker	"Samuel Walker, who had served 23 years in the army of the United States, and emigrated in 1844, settled near Salem, where he lived 26 years, and accumulated a comfortable property. He died July 20, 1870, at St. Joseph's hospital, Vancouver. 'Vancouver Register,' July 23, 1870." (Bancroft, pg. 469)
M. M. Warnsbough
Mrs. Keziah Watson	"Mrs. Keziah Watson died March 19, 1874, at Weston, in Umatilla County." (Bancroft, pg. 469)
Joseph Watt	See his biographies: Bio #1, Bio #2
George Waunch	Settled on Fords Prairie, Lewis Co., WA Enumerated in the 1850 Census, Lewis Co., WA (surname spelled "Wauch"), 1870 Census, Skookum Chuck precinct, Lewis Co., WA Detailed history of Waunch family was published in "Centralia: The First Fifty Years" (see Bibliography for more information on this title).
James Welch	See his biography.
Thomas Werner
Williams
Poe Williams
Henry Williamson
William Wilson
Richard Woodcock
Harrison Wright