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Persönliche Daten Melvin Smith Warren 

• Er wurde geboren im Jahr 1850 in Vineyard, Lawrence, Missouri.
• Fetauft (im Alter von 8 Jahren oder später) von der Priestertumsvollmacht der HLT-Kirche am 11. März 2000.
• Er ist verstorben am 18. Mai 1906 in Goldendale, Klicitat, Washington, er war 56 Jahre alt.
• Ein Kind von Smith Warren und Elizabeth Jane Hottell
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 8. Dezember 2007.

Familie von Melvin Smith Warren

Er ist verheiratet mit Mary Elizebeth Van Hoy.

Sie haben geheiratet am 26. Dezember 1875 in Jasper, Missouri, er war 25 Jahre alt.

Kind(er):

1. Etta Emma Warren  1876-1961 
2. Anna Louise Warren  1878-1940 
3. Frederick Clarence Warren  1879-1959 
4. Mary Theresa (Tessa) Warren  1881-1917 
5. Edd Smith Warren  1883-1935 
6. James Macelin Warren  1884-1887
7. Dora Tisha Warren  1886-1972 
8. Jimmy Warren  1888-1890
9. Dell H. Warren  1890-1960

Notizen bei Melvin Smith Warren

Melvin Smith Warren Was born in Va. according to the 1850 cen., in Ohio by 1860 cen. He was Marr. in Lawrence Co. Mo. 16 Sep 1847. Mel. S. Warren Was Born in Vinyard, Lawr. Co in 1850. Marr. in Jasper Co. Mo 26 Dec 1875. to Mary Elizebeth Van Hoy. They came West by wagon train (I believe from Independance) by way of the Oregon Trail to The Dalles, Oregon in 1878. They joinded a wagon train of 60 wagons.They brought with them two Daughters,Etta Emma age abt 20 months, and Anna Louise age about 5 months old. Mary nursed both girls on the trip. On the trip West, then came across two places where Indians had massacured a wagon train. The wagon master died and Melvin was appointed as wagon master for the rest of the trip. At one point they were attact by Indians and all the horses run off but one. He went after them and brought all the Horses back and they continued on. After arriving in The Dalles, the train broke up with parts going to the Willamette Valley, Seattle area, Walla Walla, and Goldendale area. Our family was one of these, settling near Blockhouse, about 7 miles N.W.of Goldendale. They built a Log cabin N.W. of Blockhouse Butte, later addi ng to it. They cooked on a Fire Place. They were Farmers and raised 4 girls and 3 boys. Frederick (Clarence) was born about a year after they arrived in the N.W. He didn't have a middle name so he picked one (Clarence) a few years later. Mary E. died at Home on 9 may 1896 at the age of 45. Melvin Died 18 may 1906 at Goldendale. They are buried outside the fence of a private cemetary on the farm where they lived West of Blockhouse Butte.The Cowell Place. There is no Head Stone. Stories from Tisha Warren Nehls, Melvin an d Mary were traveling home from the Marriage on a mule- She was Crying. He told her he would take her home to her parents if she didn't stop. They spoke of living in Carthage and Jopin, this was about 1875.In Washington they had a farm of 160 Ac.Melvin had no schoolin beyond 9 Years. Tisha taught him to write his name in the sand. Melvin was school Superintant of the Crofton PrarieSchool at the time Tishi was in school. Later Hazel warren went to the same school, but in a new one room building..Melvin also herded sheep near Klicitat, He raised corn,wheat apples,peaches,plums,a big field of Strawberries, and Rasberries,a large garden and flowers. His parents were English and French. His mother was Dutch and French.Melvin Smith Warren Was born in Va. according to the 1850 cen., in Ohio by 1860 cen. He was Marr. in Lawrence Co. Mo. 16 Sep 1847. Mel. S. Warren Was Born in Vinyard, Lawr. Co in 1850. Marr. in Jasper Co. Mo 26 Dec 1875. to Mary Elizebeth Van Hoy. They came West by wagon train (I believe from Independance) by way of the Oregon Trail to The Dalles, Oregon in 1878. They joinded a wagon train of 60 wagons.They brought with them two Daughters,Etta Emma age abt 20 months, and Anna Louise age about 5 months old. Mary nursed both girls on the trip. On the trip West, then came across two places where Indians had massacured a wagon train. The wagon master died and Melvin was appointed as wagon master for the rest of the trip. At one point they were attact by Indians and all the horses run off but one. He went after them and brought all the Horses back and they continued on. After arriving in The Dalles, the train broke up with parts going to the Willamette Valley, Seattle area, Walla Walla, and Goldendale area. Our family was one of these, settling near Blockhouse, about 7 miles N.W.of Goldendale. They built a Log cabin N.W. of Blockhouse Butte, later addi ng to it. They cooked on a Fire Place. They were Farmers and raised 4 girls and 3 boys. Frederick (Clarence) was born about a year after they arrived in the N.W. He didn't have a middle name so he picked one (Clarence) a few years later. Mary E. died at Home on 9 may 1896 at the age of 45. Melvin Died 18 may 1906 at Goldendale. They are buried outside the fence of a private cemetary on the farm where they lived West of Blockhouse Butte. There is no Head Stone. Stories from Tisha Warren Nehls, Melvin an d Mary were traveling home from the Marriage on a mule- She was Crying. He told her he would take her home to her parents if she didn't stop. They spoke of living in Carthage and Jopin, this was about 1875.In Washington they had a farm of 160 Ac.Melvin had no schoolin beyond 9 Years. Tisha taught him to write his name in the sand. Melvin was school Superintant of the Crofton PrarieSchool at the time Tishi was in school. Later Hazel warren went to the same school, but in a new one room building..Melvin also herded sheep near Klicitat, He raised corn,wheat apples,peaches,plums,a big field of Strawberries, and Rasberries,a large garden and flowers. His parents were English and French. His mother was Dutch and French.
Melvin Smith Warren Was born in Va. according to the 1850 cen., in Ohio by 1860 cen. He was Marr. in Lawrence Co. Mo. 16 Sep 1847. Mel. S. Warren Was Born in Vinyard, Lawr. Co in 1850. Marr. in Jasper Co. Mo 26 Dec 1875. to Mary Elizebeth Van Hoy. They came West by wagon train (I believe from Independance) by way of the Oregon Trail to The Dalles, Oregon in 1878. They joinded a wagon train of 60 wagons.They brought with them two Daughters,Etta Emma age abt 20 months, and Anna Louise age about 5 months old. Mary nursed both girls on the trip. On the trip West, then came across two places where Indians had massacured a wagon train. The wagon master died and Melvin was appointed as wagon master for the rest of the trip. At one point they were attact by Indians and all the horses run off but one. He went after them and brought all the Horses back and they continued on. After arriving in The Dalles, the train broke up with parts going to the Willamette Valley, Seattle area, Walla Walla, and Goldendale area. Our family was one of these, settling near Blockhouse, about 7 miles N.W.of Goldendale. They built a Log cabin N.W. of Blockhouse Butte, later addi ng to it. They cooked on a Fire Place. They were Farmers and raised 4 girls and 3 boys. Frederick (Clarence) was born about a year after they arrived in the N.W. He didn't have a middle name so he picked one (Clarence) a few years later. Mary E. died at Home on 9 may 1896 at the age of 45. Melvin Died 18 may 1906 at Goldendale. They are buried outside the fence of a private cemetary on the farm where they lived West of Blockhouse Butte. There is no Head Stone. Stories from Tisha Warren Nehls, Melvin an d Mary were traveling home from the Marriage on a mule- She was Crying. He told her he would take her home to her parents if she didn't stop. They spoke of living in Carthage and Jopin, this was about 1875.In Washington they had a farm of 160 Ac.Melvin had no schoolin beyond 9 Years. Tisha taught him to write his name in the sand. Melvin was school Superintant of the Crofton PrarieSchool at the time Tishi was in school. Later Hazel warren went to the same school, but in a new one room building..Melvin also herded sheep near Klicitat, He raised corn,wheat apples,peaches,plums,a big field of Strawberries, and Rasberries,a large garden and flowers. His parents were English and French. His mother was Dutch and French.Melvin Smith Warren Was born in Va. according to the 1850 cen., in Ohio by 1860 cen. He was Marr. in Lawrence Co. Mo. 16 Sep 1847. Mel. S. Warren Was Born in Vinyard, Lawr. Co in 1850. Marr. in Jasper Co. Mo 26 Dec 1875. to Mary Elizebeth Van Hoy. They came West by wagon train (I believe from Independance) by way of the Oregon Trail to The Dalles, Oregon in 1878. They joinded a wagon train of 60 wagons.They brought with them two Daughters,Etta Emma age abt 20 months, and Anna Louise age about 5 months old. Mary nursed both girls on the trip. On the trip West, then came across two places where Indians had massacured a wagon train. The wagon master died and Melvin was appointed as wagon master for the rest of the trip. At one point they were attact by Indians and all the horses run off but one. He went after them and brought all the Horses back and they continued on. After arriving in The Dalles, the train broke up with parts going to the Willamette Valley, Seattle area, Walla Walla, and Goldendale area. Our family was one of these, settling near Blockhouse, about 7 miles N.W.of Goldendale. They built a Log cabin N.W. of Blockhouse Butte, later addi ng to it. They cooked on a Fire Place. They were Farmers and raised 4 girls and 3 boys. Frederick (Clarence) was born about a year after they arrived in the N.W. He didn't have a middle name so he picked one (Clarence) a few years later. Mary E. died at Home on 9 may 1896 at the age of 45. Melvin Died 18 may 1906 at Goldendale. They are buried outside the fence of a private cemetary on the farm where they lived West of Blockhouse Butte. There is no Head Stone. Stories from Tisha Warren Nehls, Melvin an d Mary were traveling home from the Marriage on a mule- She was Crying. He told her he would take her home to her parents if she didn't stop. They spoke of living in Carthage and Jopin, this was about 1875.In Washington they had a farm of 160 Ac.Melvin had no schoolin beyond 9 Years. Tisha taught him to write his name in the sand. Melvin was school Superintant of the Crofton PrarieSchool at the time Tishi was in school. Later Hazel warren went to the same school, but in a new one room building..Melvin also herded sheep near Klicitat, He raised corn,wheat apples,peaches,plums,a big field of Strawberries, and Rasberries,a large garden and flowers. His parents were English and French. His mother was Dutch and French.

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