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St. Paul Mission Historical Society - St. Paul, Oregon

Preservation of the history of early Oregon and the French Prairie region of the Willamette Valley

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  1. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 ( 2 copy) "Joseph Sangaretta (1823 - c. 1905) Son of Louis Sanagaratti (died 1838) a French - Iroquois and a Calapooia woman. married Nancy Pisk a Chinook. ---------------- Chief of Mary's River Calapooias Joseph was a signer of the unratified Treaties with Santiam Calapooias as Al-que-mai and as Joseph Senegetta" (back)

    1900

    Record Type: Photo

    Joseph Sanagaretta, c. 1900
  2. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy with associated envelope) "Zoe Stocklon pcitrues [crossed out] Daughter of James L. Stocklon. Store - Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, 298 -300 Commerical (North) Tel Main 825 [crossed out] Res. Court and Liberty ( N.E. Corner) Photo Trover/Cromise, Decemeber 7, 1902. Oregon Historical Society" (associated envelope) "Miss Zoe Stocklon Dec. 7, 1902" (back)

    1902

    Record Type: Photo

    Zoe Stocklon, 1902 2
  3. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy) "Timothy O. Sullivan pioneer of 1848 via the Plains & CA Born - Dec. 25, 1819 in Tralu, Kerry County Ireland Arrived in America - Jan 1, 1840 came to Portland - Mr. Sullivan 98 yrs old and presented to Oregon Historical Society 1918 - - photo 1918" (back)

    Record Type: Photo

    Timothy O. Sullivan
  4. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy with associated paper insert) "Waldo, Oregon Waldo store with iron doors built in 1863, now stands as a vacant and dilapet momunment at frontier times inthe gold rush days in the " (back) "Waldo, Oregon Waldo store with iron doors built in 1863, now stands as a vacant and dilapidated momunment at frontier times in the gold rush days. In the 1900's this historic ghost town was called Sailor's Diggings. - - Negative number 55020 Courtesy [crossed out] (Oregon Historical Society)" (associated paper insert)

    Record Type: Photo

    Waldo Store
  5. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 original newspaper clipping) "Mrs. Charlotte Frances Taylor Aurora --- Mrs. Charlotte Frances Taylor, 47, died Saturday evening, at the Dalles. She had lived in this community all her life and had been very active in civic affairs. She was a member of Maplewood Grange of Aurora, Una Temple No. 26, Pythian Sisters and also a mem- ber of the Aurora Woman's club. Mrs. Taylor owned a farm near Aurora and large cherry acreage at The Dalles. She ws born at Woodburn September 19, 1894. Sur- vivors are two daughters, Mrs. Leona Williams and Mrs. Louis (Margaret) E. Bushman, both of Aurora, also one sister, Mrs. Ernest (Amy) Sny- der of Aurora, besides two grand- children, Kenny and Carol Wil- liams of Aurora. Funeral services were held Tuesday aftrenoon at 1 o'clock from the chapel of Ran- som-Miller Funeral Home, with burial in Aurora cemetery." (front of original)

    Record Type: Photo

    Charlotte Frances Taylor Obituary
  6. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 (1 original on postcard) "Frank Bruce born 1895 1916 World War I Jeane McLeran's cousin Aunt Clara Quinn Bruce's mother [in pencil] Not in Canemah Cemetery - Frank Quinn (in Wash) Clara Quinn - nee Bruce" (back) *Frank Bruce is in fact buried in Canemah Cemetery (Clackamas County). According to the records on internment.net, he was buried in 1918*

    1916

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  7. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 (copy) "L to r: Minnie (Babe) Goodrich (dau. of George Goodrich & Rose Novak; m. Robert Myle DeLore) Rosemary DeLore (dau. of Minnie Goodrich & Robert Myle DeLore; m. Louis Mervin Byrd) Rose Novak (m. George Goodrich) baby: Julia Marie Byrd (dau. of Rosemary Delore)" (back)

    1946

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  8. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 (copies) "No. 21 Steam boat on Willamette near Salem May 12, 1912 St. Paul Oregon From Dad while is[?] Same counting votes - Miss Mary K. Brentano" (back of one copy) "Steam boat near Wilsonville, Ore. One of 3 use on Willamette No 13. (Oregon_ Pamona Altora [sic?] traveld Salem to Portland" [back of one copy] *the two copies have different information, but it is the same photograph with one zoomed in closer*

    1912

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified copy 1
  9. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 (original on postcard) "NAME AND ADDRESS Bessie Kavanaugh Woodburn Oregon R.F.D. no 1 [?] CORRESPONDENCE HERE Hello How are you? lots of smoke isnt there. remember me when you have your picture taken. this is rather dark. Rita" (back)

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  10. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 original on mat) "Henrietta Born Aug 21 73 Taken about 6 months" (back) "Henrietta Newton (Aug 21 1873) dau of Andrew Newton & Anna Guyer, married Edward Kavanaugh, son of Daniel Kavanaugh and Catherine Doyle Nov 28, 1894" (written by Joe McKay on note attached to photo)

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  11. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 (1copy) - This photo was temporarily loaned to the historical society by the St. Paul Rodeo Association for inclusion in the historical photobook. It was scanned into the database and returned. "1939 - First chutes Pete Bernard Freeman Manegre Claude Smith Tom Smith Frank Sevants [?] Chuck Bald__ Roy Bo__ Frank Smith" (back)

    1939

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  12. Print, Photographic - Copies: 3 ( 2 originals on mat, 1 copy) "Wiiliam R. McKay 'Unlce Billy' 1849 - " (back of copy) "W.R. McKay William Richard McKay born Dec. 30, 1849 St. Paul, Or died Nov. 27, 1950 Portland, Or at St. Joseph's Rest Homes" (back of one original) "McKay W.R. b. 1849 d. 1950 Portland, Or" (back of one original)

    Record Type: Photo

    William McKay
  13. Print, Photographic - Copies: 5 ( 1 original on mat, 2 lamenated copies, 2 copies) "3rd and Stark -Portland James McKay and son John McKay in McKay Building" (back of one copy) "James McKay and son John in McKay Buliding on 3rd and Stark in Downtown Portland" (back of small lamenated copy) "James McKay born April 15, 1818 Belfast Northern Ireland - died in 1898 age 80 on R. John N. McKay - son" (back of one copy) "James McKay (Great Grandfather) John McKay" (back of original) "John Right James on left" (post-it on front of original)

    Record Type: Photo

    James and John McKay in McKay Building
  14. Print, Photographic - Copies: 3 ( 2 copies, 1 lamenated copy) "James McKay, miller" (back of one copy) "Came to Oregon in 1847 purchast Mission Mill and then went to the California Gold Rush in 1848 James McKay. The Mission had got the Mill from the Hudson Bay Co. in 1842" (back of one copy)

    Record Type: Photo

    James McKay
  15. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 (1 original on postcard, 1 copy) "Geo. Hiller's Leader System Sold by J.B. Manegre" (front of original) "John Managre [sic]" (back of copy) *According to Catholic Church Records (St. Paul, Vol. II, index II page 28) the last name is spelled "Maneigre"*

    Record Type: Photo

    John Manegre (Geo. Hiller's Leader System)
  16. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 ( 2 copies) "David Mongrain married Catherine Lafantaise - (widow of Na_ aire Dupre) this couple was mother and stepfather of Mrs. Pete Kittson He was Grandfather of Ramey Lambert" (back of one copy) "David Mongraine 1806 - 1882 [handwritten] - - - David Mongrain 1806 - 1882 [typed]" (back)

    Record Type: Photo

    David Mongrain
  17. Tintype - Portrait of Mary Stinson, later Mrs. R. E. Moores.

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  18. Tintype - Tintype of a framed portrait of I. R. Moores. Kept in a small paper frame.

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  19. Tintype - Tintype photo of a card photo of Wylie A. Moores. Back: "My first attempt at photograph being taken from a 'card photo', July 12 1884".

    1884 July 12

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified
  20. Tintype - Tintype taken of Irene Stinson along with two young men and young woman. Irene Stands in the back wearing a black dress and hat.

    Record Type: Photo

    unmodified

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