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• Aaron Boggs Born: abt 1718

Ardnamurchan, {pansh], {county], Scotland

Died: abt 1785 {city], [county], North Carolina, USA

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Rebecca Clark Born: abt 1720 In Coleraine, Ulster, [county , Ireland Died: l Jul 1823 In Belwood, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Marriage: 19 May 1769 In Lancaster, Martic, Pennsylvania, USA

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James Boggs

William Boggs

Jenny Boggs

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M Dec 1770 In Old Boundry, Lincoln, North carolina, USA

M 1776 In Lincoln, {county], North Carolina, USA

F 1778 In Lincoln, 1cocnty], North Carolina, USA

abt 1788 In Mecklenburg, [county], North Carolina, USA

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Aaron Boggs

Rebecca Clark


William Clark

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Sar a h Wil son Born: abt 1766 In Iredell, county], North Carolina, USA Died: 10 Jan 1858 In Belwood, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Marr iage: 24 Dec 1786 In Iredell, ounty , North carollna, USA View Info

Children Sex Birth

Mary Boggs F 1792 In Cfallston, Cleveland, North carollna, USA

William Clark Boggs M 25 Oct 1793 In Falston, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Rebecca Jane Boggs F 18 Aug 1794 In [city , Rutherford, North Carolina, USA

Wilson Boggs M 1795 In c,ty), Rutherford, North Carolina, USA

Spruce Alexander Boggs M 9 Aug 1801 In Belwood, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Joseph Baltzell Boggs M 20 Jun 1807 In Belwood, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Sarah Boggs F 1812 In Belwood, Cleveland, North carollna, USA


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1850 Census

Pg 51-10 Sept 1850-District #11-Marion County, Illinois

Spruce A. Boggs 49M Head Farmer 1,200 N. Carolina Martha Boggs 42F Wife S.Carolina William Boggs 17M Son Farmer Illinois Joseph Boggs 16M Son Illinois John Boggs 13M Son Illinois Hugh Boggs 1 M Son Illinois (Note: Son of James and Sarah (Wilson) Boggs-brother of William Clark Boggs)

Pg 168-3 Oct 1850-Cleveland County, N. Carolina Joseph B. Boggs 40M Head Farmer 200 N. Carolina Pg 169 Mary Boggs 32F Wife N. Carolina Rebecca Boggs 1 OF Dau " Sally Boggs 6F Dau " Peter Boggs BF Dau 11

Clarke Boggs 2M Son 11

Sally Boggs 80F 11

(Note: Son of James and Sarah (Wilson) Boggs-brother of William Clark Boggs Brother of William Clark Boggs)

1860 Census

Pg 14-18 July 1860-Twp. 1, Range 2, Marion County, Illinois 606/612 S.A. Boggs Martha Boggs Hugh Boggs

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Farmer 6000/2000 N. Carolina S. Carolina · Illinois

Joseph Boggs 55M Head Farmer N. Carolina Mary Boggs 50F Wife Rebecca Boggs 16F Dau Sarah Boggs 14F Dau Rosanna Boggs 12F Dau Peter Boggs BM Son James Boggs 6M Son Carline (twin) 4F Dau Spencer (twin) 4M Son Martha Boggs 2F Dau " William Boggs 1 M Son Illinois (Note: S.A. and Joseph sons of James and Sarah (Wilson) Boggs-brothers of Wm. Clark Boggs)

1870 Census

Pg 12-13 June 1870-Racoon, Marion County, lllinois-P.O. Racoon

Alexander Boggs 68M Susan Boggs 52F Hugh Boggs 21 M Martha Kincade 16F Catharine Kincade 13F

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(Note: Brother of William Clarke Boggs-Son of James and Sarah (Wilson) Boggs. I'm assuming Alex's 1st wife has died and he has remarried and has 2 step-dau's)

Pg 14-1 July 1870-Twp.1, Range 2, Jefferson County, lllinois-P.O. Rome

Joseph B. Boggs 61 M Head Farmer 300 N. C. Mary Boggs 45F Wife House Keeper N.C. Peter A. Boggs 23M Son Farm Laborer N.C. James C. Boggs 21 M Son Farm Laborer N.C. Mary A. Boggs 19F Dau N.C. Spence M. Boggs 17F Dau N.C. Martha S. Boggs 14F Dau N.C. Leo W. Boggs 11 M Son Illinois Boswell J Boggs 9M Son Illinois (Note-Son of James and Sarah (Wilson) Boggs-Brother of Wm. Clarke Boggs)

1880 Census

Pg 4-10 June 1880-lrvington Pree., Washington County, Illinois

Joseph B. Boggs 73M Husband Feeble Health N.C. N.C. N.C. Mary Boggs 60F Wife Keeping House Illinois N.C. N.C. Joseph Boggs 18M Son Laborer on Farm Illinois 11 11

William L. Boggs 21 M Son 11 11 11 11

(Note: Son of James and Sarah (Wilson) Boggs-Brother of Wm. Clarke Boggs)

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Cleveland Co. North Carolina

D ied: 1842-11-24 Cleveland Co. North Carolina

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Marriage to Sarah Falls Dickson Clevelan d Co. North Car o l ina

Death 1842 Cleveland Co. North Carolina 24 Nov

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Sarah W ilson 1766-1858

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Child en Thomas Dickson Boggs 1818-

Rebecca Boggs 1819-1902

James Calhoun Boggs 1820-

Rosannah Boggs 1822-1891

Mary E Boggs 1824-

Spruce McCoy Boggs 1827

Andrew B Boggs 1828-

Joseph GIibert Boggs 1830-1918

WIiiiam Lee Boggs 1830-1848

Martha Boggs 1832·

John Dixon Boggs 1834-

Sarah D Boggs 1836-

Children (Unknown Mother) Lettecla N Boggs 1825-1900

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25 Oct 1793 Falston, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

16 Nov 1842 Belwood, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

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Sarah Wilson

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Rebecca Clark

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Sarah Falls Dickson Born: 25 Oct 1795 in Lincoln, [county], North Carolina, USA Died: abt 1850 In Cleveland, [county], North carollna, USA

Marriage: 5 Aug 1816 In Cleveland, [cou1•ty1, North Carolina, USA View Info

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Thomas Dickson Boggs M 5 May 1818 In Falst on, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Rebecca Boggs F 18 Aug 1819 In c,tyl, Fallston Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

James Calhoun Boggs M 16 Dec 1820 In (coty], [county], North Carolina, USA

Rosannah Boggs F 9 Nov 1822 In [c,ty], [county], North Carolina, USA

Mary E Boggs F 24 Mar 1824 In [caty], [county , North Carolina, USA

Lettecia N Boggs F 20 Sep 1825 In [c,ty], [county , North Carolina, USA

Spruce M Boggs M 19 May 1827 In (city], ( county l, North Carolina, USA

Andrew B Boggs M 22 Nov 1828 In coty), [county , North carollna, USA

WIiiiam Lee Boggs M 24 Sep 1830 In (city], [county], North Carolina, USA

Martha Boggs F abt 1832

Joseph Gilbreth Boggs M 19 Sep 1832 In ,ty;, [ cou, ,ty , North Carolina, USA

Sarah D Boggs F 22 Feb 1836

Noah Elleson Boggs M 27 Sep 1839 In (city], [county , North Carolina, USA

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Pg 12-16 June 1880-Twp.#10-Knob Creek, Cleveland, North Carolilna

111/111 N.E. Boggs 40M Head Farmer N. Carolina N.Carolina N.C. Sariah C. Boggs 37F Wife Keeps hous II II II

Rebea Jane 11 12F Dau Works in hous II II

Alexander D 11 10M Son Works on Farm " " Mary Boggs 9F Dau " " John P. Boggs 6M Son " II

Andrew M. Boggs 4M Son II II

Elisabeth F. Boggs 1 F Dau II II

(Note: Brother of James Calhoun Boggs)

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M. E. Boggs 57F Dau Works in hous 11 11 11

A.C. Boggs 25M Grson Works on Farm " 11 11

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1910 Census

Sheet #21A-18 April 1910-Township #10, Cleveland County, N. Carolina

Noah E. Boggs 71M Head Own Income N. Carolina N. Carolina N.C. Sarah C. (8/7) 67F Wife " fl m. 43 yrs II II

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A. Max Boggs 34M Son Farmer (general) " " II

A.May Boggs (1/1)25F D-i-L II II II

Selma L. Boggs 1F Gdau fl II II

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Died: Sarah Falls Dickson

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Martha Jaynes Born: abt 1824 In [city!, [county], North Carolina, USA Died:

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James E Boggs

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M 1869 In [city!, [county[, Illinois, USA

James Boggs

Sarah WIison

Thomas Dickson

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HUNTLEY , Lena A. Boggs

Picture of the old harness shop ovmed by Boggs , father of Lena Hunt ley. on 2nd & Main

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1910 Census

Sheet 4A-2 April 1910-Burnsville Twp., Dakota County, Minn.

Francis H. Leonard 63M Head Farmer(general) Mass Mass Mass Sarah (5/5) Leonard 53F Wife Married 24 yrs Canada Raymond Leonard 11M Son Minn Mass Canada

Sheet#4B Charles Leonard 21M Son Minn Mass Canada Ada Leonard 17F Dau Minn Mass Canada Erma Leonard 15F Dau Minn Mass Canada

1920 Census

Sheet #78-27 Jan 1920-Burnsville, Dakota County, Minn

Frank H. Leonard 71M Head Farmer(genereal) Mass Mass Mass Sarah H.N. Leonard 63F Wife Canada Can. Canada Charles H. Leonard 31M Son Farmer Minn Mass Ca Ernia Leonard 25F Dau Minn Mass Canada Raymond Leonard 20 Son Farmer Minn Mass Canada

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1. James Calhoun BOGGS was born 1820 in North Carolina. He was the son of 2. William Clark BOGGS and 3. Sarah Falls DICKSON. He married Martha JAYNES.


2. W illiam Clark BOGGS was born 25 OCT 1793 in Fallston, Cleveland County, North Carolina, and died 16 NOV 1842 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. He was buried NOV 1842 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. He was the son of 4. James BOGGS and s. Sarah WILSON .

3. Sarah Falls DICKSON.

Children of Sarah Falls DICKSON and William Clark BOGGS are: i. Rebecca Clark BOGGS was born in Cleveland County, North Carolina, and died 1832 in Lincoln

County, North Carolina. ii. Thomas Dickson BOGGS was born 1818 in Falston, Cleveland County, North Carolina.

1. iii. James Calhoun BOGGS was born 1820 in North Carolina. He married Martha JAYNES.

iv. Rosannah BOGGS was born 1824 in North Carolina.

v. Mary E. BOGGS was born 1824 in North Carolina.

vi. Spruce M. BOGGS was born 1827 in North Carolina.

vi i. Andrew B.L. BOGGS was born 1828 in North Carolina.

v iii. William Lee BOGGS was born 1830 in North Carolina, and died 9 MAR 1848 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.

ix. Joseth Gilbreth BOGGS was born 1832 in North Carolina.

x. John Dixon BOGGS was born 1834 in North Carolina.

xi. Lettica BOGGS was born 1835 in North Carolina.

xii. Sarah D. BOGGS was born 1836. xiii. Noah Elleson BOGGS was born 27 SEP 1839 in North Carolina, and died 26 JUN 1917 in

Belwood, Cleveland County, North Carolina.


4. Jam es BOGGS was born DEC 1770 in Old Boundry, Lincoln County, North Carolina, and died 2 OCT 1842 in Belwood, Cleveland County, North Carolina. He was t he son of 8. Aaron BOGGS and 9. Rebecca CLARK.

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5. Sarati_WILSON was born 1766 in Iredel, North Carolina, and died 10 JAN 1858 in Belwood, Cleveland, North carolina. She was buried in Knob Creek M.c., Cleveland, North carolina.

Children of Sarah WILSON and James BOGGS are: i. Rebecca Clark BQGGS was born 1788 in Fallston, Cleveland County, North Carolina, and died

1832 in North Carolina.

ii. Mary BO_G_GS was born 1792 in Rutherford County, North Carolina, and died 9 MAR 1865 in Marion County, Illinois. She married Qornton BALDRIDGE 9 OCT 1810 in Lincoln County, Ne, son of John BALDRIDGE and Margaret POSTON. He was born 23 DEC 1788 in Rutherford Co, Ne, and died 14 JUN 1832 in Marion County, II. She married Matthew CUNI\I_INGHAtv'I 25 NOV 1834 in Jefferson County, Illinois, son of John CUNNINGHAM. He was born 12 AUG 1793 in South Carolina, and died 26 MAY 1877 in Marion County, Illinois.

2. iii. Williarn Clark BOG_G_S was born 25 OCT 1793 in Fallston, Cleveland County, North Carolina, and died 16 NOV 1842 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Sarah f=aJls DICK5_0N 5 AUG 1816 In Cleveland County, North Carolina.

iv. Rebecca Jane BOG_GS was born 18 AUG 1794 in Rutherford County, North carolina, and died 1831. She married Thomas JAYNES 24 JAN 1814 in Burke, North Carolina.

v. Wilson B_OGGS was born 1795 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. vi. Jarvis WilsQn BO_G_GS was born 1798 in North Carolina.

vii. Spruce Ale><anderJiOGGS was born 9 AUG 1801 in Belwood, Cleveland County, North carolina, and died 1 OCT 1870 in Walnut Hill, Marlon County, Illinois. He married Martha Ann KELL 21 JUL 1825 in Jefferson County, Illinois, daughter of Thomas KELL and Margaret Ann GASTON. She was born 9 MAY 1808 in Chester County, South Carolina, and died 30 DEC 1867 in Marion County, Illinois.

viii. Joseph Baltzell BO_G_GS was born 20 JUN 1807 in Belwood, Cleveland County, North Carolina, and died 22 JUN 1886 In Raccoon Township, Marion County, Illinois. He married Mary_WYONT 5 OCT 1839 in Lincoln County, North Carolina, daughter of Peter WYANT and Rebecca NLN. She was born 4 AUG 1820 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.

ix. Sarah w. BOGGS was born 1812 in Belwood, Cleveland County, North Carolina. She married John YQU_NG 24 OCT 1834 in Lincoln County, North carolina.


8. Aaron BOGGS was born 1741 in Ardnamurchan, Scotland, and died in North carolina.

9. Rebecca CLARK was born ABT. 1720 in Coleraine, Ulster, Ireland, and died 1 JUL 1823 in Belwood, Cleveland, North carolina. She was buried in Knob Creek Cem, Belwood, North Carolina. She was the daughter of 18. William CLARK and 19. Margaret.

Children of Rebecca CLARK and Aaron BOGGS are: 4. i. James BOGGS was born DEC 1770 in Old Boundry, Lincoln County, North Carolina, and died 2

OCT 1842 in Belwood, Cleveland County, North Carolina. He married Sarah WILSON 24 DEC 1786 in Iredell County, North Carolina. She was born 1766 in Iredel, North Carolina, and died 10 JAN 1858 in Belwood, Cleveland, North Carolina.

ii. William C. BOGG_S was born ABT. 1776 in Lincoln County, North Carolina, and died DEC 1842 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.

iii. Jenny BOGGS was born 1778 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.


18. William CLA~_K was born 1694 in <Coleraine, Ulster, Ireland>.

19. Margaret was born 1698 in <Coleraine, Ulster, Ireland>.

Child of Margaret and William CLARK is:

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9. i. Rebecca CLARK was born ABT. 1720 in Coleraine, Ulster, Ireland, and died 1 JUL 1823 in Belwood, Cleveland, North Carolina. She married John BALDRIDGE 1733 in Coleraine, Ulster, Ireland, son of William BALDRIDGE and Janette HOLMES. He was born 1715 in Coleraine, Ulster, Ireland, and died 16 JUL 1766 in Martic Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. She married Aaron BOGGS 19 MAY 1769 in St. James Episcopal Church, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He was born 1741 in Ardnamurchan, Scotland, and died in North Carolina.

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BOGGS

1850 Census

Pg 169-4 Oct 1850-Cleveland County, North Carolina Sarah Boggs 54F Spruce Boggs 21 M Farmer James Boggs 25M Farmer Martha Boggs 28F Letitia Boggs 23F Mary Boggs 25F Joseph Boggs 16M Farmer John D. Boggs 14M Noah Boggs 1 OM Sarah Boggs 11 F Andrew Boggs 18M

1860 Census

Pg 104-29 July 1860-Cleveland County, North Carolina Sarah Boggs 60F 1000/2138 S.N. Boggs 33M Farmer Mary Boggs 34F Letitia Boggs 30F Joseph G. Boggs 27M Master Carpenter Jno. D. Boggs 25M Farmer Sarah Boggs 21F Noah Boggs 20M Carpenter Alexander Caldwell SM

1870 Census

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Pg 3-24 Aug 1870-Township #10, Cleveland County, North Carolina-P.O. Knob Creek Sarah Boggs 72F No Occupation 300/300 N.C. Mary Boggs 30F Keeping House N.C. Letitia Boggs 28F Keeping House N.C. Sarah Boggs 24F Keeping House N.C. Caldwell Boggs 14M Farm Laborer N.C.

Pg 3-Next door to Sarah Boggs N.E. Boggs 28M Sarah Boggs 24F Jane Boggs 3F Alexander Boggs 5/12M

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1870 Census (Con't)

Pg 17-7 June 1870-Twp. 1S, Range 1E, Jefferson County, lllinois-P.O. Irvington James Boggs SOM Farmer 2800/700 N.C. Martha Boggs 42F Housekeeper N.C. Thos. S. Boggs 18M N.C. William M. Boggs 17M N.C. Sarah R. Boggs 14F N.C. Mary J. Boggs 13F N.C. Jno.J.C. Boggs 1 OM N.C. Narcissa Boggs SF N.C. Martha B. Boggs 7F N.C. Rosina Boggs 4F N.C. James E. Boggs 1M N.C.

1880 Census

Pg 5-lrvington Prect., Washington County, Illinois James C. Boggs Husband 59M Fanner N.C. N.C. N.C. Has Brocitis Martha W. Boggs Wife 52F Keeping House N.C. N.C. N.C. Jane Boggs Dau 23F " N.C. N.C. N.C. John J. Boggs Son 21M Fanner N.C. N.C. N.C. Elizabeth Boggs Dau 17F House Keeping N.C. N.C. N.C. Martha Bell Boggs Dau 16F ti N.C. N.C. N.C. Rosan A. Boggs Dau 14F II N.C. N.C. N.C. James E. Boggs Son 12M Helping on Farm Illinois N.C. N.C. Sarah 8. Jaynes S-1-L 63F House Keeping N.C N.C. N.C. D. MCoulbaugh (/) Husband 52M Farmer VA VA VA

Pg 26-15 June 1880-Alvarado Precinct-Johnson County, Texas William M. Boggs Husband 27M Farmer N.C. N.C. N.C. Nancy A. Boggs Wife 25F Keeping House Ill N.Y. Ark. T. Smith Boggs Brother 27M Laborer N.C. N.C. N.C.

1883 Census

Pg 121-Dayton, Columbia County, Washington W.M. Boggs 28M Harness Maker Nancy Boggs 25F Alex Boggs 3M Alsea Boggs 1 M

1885 Census

Pg 46-Dayton, Columbia County, Washington William M. Boggs 31M Harness Maker Nancy A. Boggs 30F Alex Boggs 11 M Calvin Boggs 1 M

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1887 Census

Pg 12-Dayton, Columbia County, Washington Wm. M. Boggs 34M Saddler Nancy A. Boggs 32F Alander Boggs 6M Alva Boggs 5M Calvin Boggs 2M Lena A. Boggs 1 F

1889 Census

Pg 91-Dayton, Columiba County, Washington M.W. Boggs 65M Bert Boggs 37f Dora Boggs 13F Bertha Boggs 11 F Lilly Boggs 7F

Pg 3-Dayton, Columbia County, Washington W.M. Boggs 35M Saddler Nancy A. Boggs 33F Alex Boggs SM Alva Boggs 6M Calvin Boggs 4M Lena Boggs 3F

1892 Census

Bk2-Pg 4-Dayton, Columbia County, Washington T.S. Boggs 27M Baker M.J. Boggs 20F House Keeper Stella Boggs 1 F

Bk 2-Pg 16-Dayton, Columiba County, Washington W.M. Boggs 40M Hamessmaker N.A. Boggs 36F A.Boggs 12M Oliver Boggs 9M Lina Boggs 6F

1900 Census Pg 95-Dayton Precinct

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1900 Census ( can't)

Pg 209-Starbuck Precinct Frank Boggs Head Nov 1873 Kan Mo Cana Married 3 Yrs Jessie Boggs(2/2) Wife Mar 1880 MD CA Ohio Norma Boggs Dau June 1898 CA Kan MD (not named) Dau Apr 1900 CA Kan Md (Birth records show a son born 10 June 1902 to Jessie Hill of Balimore, MD & Frank Boggs of Parsons, Kansas.)

Pg 123-(Under household of Ann Davis-Manager of the Dayton Hotel) James E. Boggs Brdr Nov 1868 Illinois N.C. N.C.

1910 Census

Sheet#17A-18 May 1910-Okanogan, Okanogan, Wash Alexander E. Boggs Head 29M Texas N.C. Ill. Harness Elizabeth J. (3/) Wife Eng.

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(William is a widower)

Sheet #58-19 April-1910-Brooklyn Precinct-Dayton, Columbia County, Washington WalterWood Head 71M Ark N.Y. N.Y. Farmer-Marr.33yrs Romietta Wood (1/1) Wife 51F Ore PA Iowa Stanley Boggs Lodger 16M Wash N.C. Illinois

1920 Census

Sheet #12A-3-4 Feb 1920-Omak, Okanogan, Washington William M. Boggs Head 67M N.C. N.C. N.C. Harness maker shop -wid.

Sheet #68-13 Jan 1920-Okanogan, Okanogan, Washington Ida E. Boggs Head 35F MO Eng. MO Sorting Apples-Warehouse W.Raymond Boggs Son Irene E. Boggs Dau lnestine Boggs Dau Mildred A. Boggs Dau

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Sheet #48-20 Jan 1920-Mountian,Columbia County, Washington Stanly Boggs Head 26M Wash N.C. Ill -General Farmer Ada L. Boggs Wife 26F Minn Mass Canada Alta R. Boggs Dau 1 F Wash Wash Minn

1930 Census

Sheet #2B-Brooklyn Precinct-Dayton, Columbia County, Washington Stanly Boggs Head 36M Wash N.C. lllinois--married 21 years Ada E. Boggs Wife 36F Minn Mass Canada Alta R Boggs Dau 11 F Wash Wash Minn Walter H. Boggs Son SM Wash Wash Minn Lora B. Boggs Dau 7F Wash Wash Minn William M. Boggs Son 5M Wash Wash Minn Leota J. Boggs Dau 3F Wash Wash Minn Rometta W. Woods Lodger 70F Ore PA Iowa

BOGGS

Witness to Columbia County, Wash. Territory Marriages 1876-1889

W.M. Boggs-witnessed m/o-30 Dec 1886-Walter H. Frost & Margaret Jane Livengood

Nancy A. Boggs- " " " "

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AGE NAME PLOT CEMETERY DATES OWNERSHIP

67 AdaL C Dayton 1892- 1960 W.M. Boggs Buried-12 May 1960

6 Calvin C Dayton 1884- 1890 W.M. Boggs Buried-26 Nov 1890

38 Nancy C Dayton 1854- 1893 W.M. Boggs Buried-14 Dec 1893

Inf Roy C Dayton 1887- 1887 W.M. Bogg Buried-

64 Stanley C Dayton 1893- 1958 W.M. Boggs Buried-12 April 1958

68 William M. C Dayton W.M. Boggs Buried-21 Feb 1921

1mo. Inf/Orville J Dayton Ora M. DeFord Buried-30 Sept 1961

COLUMBIA COUNTY NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS

1884-1886

Pg 16-Bom the 1 June 1884, to wife of Wm. Boggs, a son.

1887-1890

Pg 55-Miss Rosa Boggs, sister of W.M. Boggs, arrived from Centralia, Illinois, Monday. (Apr 1889)

Pg 83-John A. Henderson who is visiting at Hombolt, Kansas, writes to W.M. Boggs that his health in improving. (Feb 1890)

1890-1892

Pg 24-Died in this city, 30 Dec 1890, Calvin Boggs, aged 6 years, 6 months.

1892-1894

Pg 59-Bom in this city Dec 1893 to wife of W.M. Boggs, a son.

Pg 59-Mrs. W.M. Boggs died in the city 13 Dec 1893. the funeral was conducted under the auspices of Schuyler Lodge D. of R., Thursday. The deceased leaves a husband and four children to mourn her death. Nancy A. Boggs was the wife of W.M. Boggs.

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1910 CENSUS

Sheet #38-1-2 June 1910-Mohler Precinct, Nez Perce County, Idaho James Beggs Head 41M llllinois U.S. U.S. General Farmer Susasn (1/) Wife 40F Wisc Eng. Wisc. Heald Beggs Son 4M Idaho Illinois Wisc.

1920 Census Sheet #2A-6-7 Feb 1920-Reubens, Lewis, Idaho James Boggs Head 51 M Illinois N.C. N.C. Susan Boggs Wife 50F Wisc Eng. Wisc

Wisc Harold Boggs Son 14M Idaho Illinois

1930 Census

Sheet #1A-2 April 1930-Reubens, Lewis, Idaho James Boggs Head 61 M Illinois Susan Boggs Wife 60F Wisc Harold 0. Boggs Son 24M Idaho

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General Farmer

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1894-1896

Pg 27-Married 16 March 1895, atthe residence ofwm. Boggs, J.D. Page and Rosa Woods.

1896-1898

Pg 60-J.E. Boggs, brother of W.M. Boggs, arrived from Irvington, Illinois. They have not seen each other in 20 years. (March 1898)

1903-1905

Pg 103-Wm. Boggs and daughter, Lena, arrived from Mohler, Idaho, where Mr. Boggs is in the harness business. (June 1905)

1905-1908

Pg 20-Wednesday W E. Huntley and Miss Lena Boggs were married at the Baptist parsonage. (Oct 1905)

Pg 119-Wm. M. Boggs, who has been visiting his son-in-law, W.E. Huntley left for Mohler, Idaho to visit his brother before returning to his home at Brewster, Wash. (Dec. 1907)

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Pg 75-A.E. Boggs returned to Brewster, Wash., after visiting his sister, Mrs. W. E. Huntley and family of this city. (Apr 1909)

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A whole cow could be bought for less than a filet ·now, it was just that. I remember when we could go to the butcher shop and buy enough beef to feed a family of four for 35~. And if one bought a piece of meat, the buthher would give all the liver and soup bones they wanted. A soup bone would have more meat on it than one would get with a dozen soup bones now, and pay we pay such a pric1 for it too. Most farmers didn't but::her many beef animals then, and when they did, it would be a ;young animal, and the meat was divided with the neighbors. All had fresh meat. Folks didn't know about cold packing and canning meat then. My father sometimes bought beef from a farmer, made corned beef and dried beef of it. The best I ever ate,

Most farmers butchered enough hogs late in the fall for a )ear's supply of cured meat. Whe·n harvest and the fall farming was done there would be a slack time in the harness business and my father would have some weeks off and would go to my Uncle IDan Wood's farm to help with the butchering. When the hogs were dressed, cooled and cut up, father would cure the shoulders, hams and sides, make head cheese, and g.ceat pans of sausage, and render the lard. Aunt Alice would season and cook the sausage, then put a layer of patties in the bottom of a big stone jar, cover with melted lard, add a layer of patties, then lard, until the jars were full. Put a lid on, and then the jars were stored in the smoke house.

When the shoulders, hams and sides were smoked, Uncle Dan would put a layer of barley in the bottom of a long wooden bin in the smoke house, add a :f.uz layer of meat, then barley, until the meat was all packed • The·n they shut do~n the heavy, lid, thus the meat kept without getting strong. Of course, father got meat for his work.

HORSESs I always was fond of good horses and rode horseback a lot when I was a girl. •. on a side saddle, wearing a long riding skirt that came dm•m to my feet. Wouldn't people laugh to see that now?

I didn't know Thomas Ronan personally, but my father did because he made harness for him. I do remember him as a very colorful person driving his fine horses,

Another man, JOHN BRINING, loved fine horses. He could be seen on the streets alri10st every day driving his bee.utiful, bay trotter, hitched to a rubb,aer tired buggy (probably the first rubber-tired one in town). He was said to have driven from Dayton to Clarkston in 90 minutes, which seemed almost unbelievable, with roads as they were then.

I do not remember when Mr. Turpening taught school,- though I knew he had. He was blind when I first knev-1 him. His wife was still teaching, and I believe was once County School Superintendent. They lived one. small farm on the South Touchet. :·Jhen they would come to town, she would lead him into the harness shop, and leave him to visit with my father while she did the shopping. One day when he sat down in the chair which father had :p1laced for him, he said, "This chair is rickety, if you will give me some wire, I will fix it." ~-lire was used then to mend a lot of things. Father gave hin some wire, and he went to v..rorlc, and he did a beautiful job, better than most people who h2.d good eyes.

One Sunday afternoon, father and I drove out to their home to visit them, When we had been there a short time, r.-Ir. Turpening asked me to come sit by him so he could see what I looked like. I was so timid I probably would have refused b1.1t he was so nice and kind I went and sat by him on the sofa. After talking to me a_ few minutes, He reached over and with his finger gently felt over my face and hair. Then he took my hand and felt over it, each finger. After a I'ew

2. -tIUNTLEY - Lena minutes he told his wife and my father how I looked, and with such a perfect description one would almost think he could see me.

My grantfather, HARf:10N WOOD: and his brother WALTER served three years under General Grant in the civil war. Soon after their discharge, early in 1865, Uncle Walter as a Lieutenant and A, L. McCauley as Captain, were commissioned by the governme·nt to head the wagon train which arrived i·n Walla -Wallain Oct, 186.5, wintered in Waitsburg, and then homesteaded in Columbia County.

Three of my sons, HAROLD, EDWARD AND FR .. J.\.NK, served during World War II. Harold, after basic training, served 13 months in Alaska, then was sent to the .Aleutian Islands. vJe have heard a lot about the hardships the soldiers endured in the Civil war, but I wonder if it was much worse tha·n our boys endured i·n the Aleutians. The first 2 or 3 months they didn't even have tents to sleep in, had to sleep in sleeping bags in the slush and mud, with the awful wind blowing constantly. After 13 months, Harold was sent to the U. S, for more training, In a short time he becarae ill, spent 17 weeks in a hospital, was given a medical discharge and was sent home.

EDWARD, after graduating from the A.A.F. training commands aircraft radio mechanics school at Truax field, was sent to the ~hillipines where he served till the end of the war,

FRANK joined the National Guards in 1936 and in 19L:1 l enlisted for active duty. After serving at Ft. Lewis he was transferred to the 4th Amry at San Francisco, and from ther to the Officer's candidate school at Camp Lee, va. He was.commissioned a 2nd Lt, in July 1942. He participated in the invasion of North Africa and in five other allied campaigns, After 3 years in Europe, he was sent to U. s. Later, he served 3 years in Europe, was sent back to U.Ll. and later 16 months in Korea, 3 years in Alaska, and retired as a Lt. Colonel after 20 years service,

Ey youngest son, GLENN, not being old enough during World War II enlisted in the Army .Air Corps as soon as he was 18, After basic training, he spent 3 years in Japan, came home and got his discharge, but a year and half later he enlisted in the Hav-y Air Force. . • . spent 3 years on I.1idway Island, 8 months on the USS SALISBIBY, as chief aviation machinist mate. Spent 3 years at Moffet .field flying transport planes. After 20 years service, retir:ae 1968. Two sons-in-law, LE/.J MUTTBROCK and BE~T COL:E:I.ffi.N also served during World War II Lew worked in the ship yards in Portland, then entered the service and then served on Okinawa until the end of the war. Bert worked at :3oeings in Seattle, then joined the National Guards, served till the end of the war. I now have two grandsons-in-law serving, Rev, Don J.ich, se1--ved as Chaplain in Vietnari1 a year io now stationed at Fort Ord. Gary Overton served a year in Vietnam is now· in I:Iississippi.

~igned: Lena A, Huntley

HUNTLEY - Leaa A. Boggs Letter dated Jan. 31, 1970

Guyon Springer was the name of the boy. I looked it up on the Dayton record of schools for April 1898. I forgot to say that Miss Littleton lived on that side of the river, near where the accident-happened, so she sent the children home by way of town, across the bridge. It is needless to say, no flowers were picked.

I ahve a copy of the oldest record of the Dayton schools - 1880-1881. The directo~ of the school district were F. G. Frary, J. K. Rainwater, J. L. Smith afdhJohn Y. Ostrander. The teachers were s. G. Burdick, Principal of the RMMIIM §chool and academy, F. M. McCulley, Principal of the Public Schoo: Sina Coleson, grammar dept. Stelle. Bowen, intermediate dept. and Lizzie W. Geary, primary dept. While this was dated before I was born, I find the names of a lot of people who were there for a good many years, and descendents of some 'of them still live there.

I imagine you have a lot on Mr. Hendron. I would like to add that though he sometimes seemed gr~ff he was really a very kind man, deeply intErested in all of the students. Some years ago, when visiting in Dayton, my sister-in-law and I v,ent over to see 11:Ir. & Mrs. Hendron. He was delighted to see me, and brought out all of his old school pictures. We spent the whole eveningp)ring over them, each pointing out those we remembered and recognized.

~ remember too that the Hendrons belonged to the Christian church, and were very devoted to it. When their children were small there was a period of time when Mrs. Hendron was practically an invalid. When I would be passing the Christian church on my way to the Baptist church, I would see Mrx. Hendron drive up .and stop in front of the Crhistian Church, get out, lift Mrs. Hendron out of the buggy and carry her in his arms up the steps to the church.

I knew the Pings, the Hillers, Dr. MacLachlans and the Thompsons, though I don't think now of anything special except Ray Thompson's musical talent. He must have begun playing the p.ano about as soon as he could climb onto the piano bench. He learned to play other instruments too, and became a member of the Band when still quite young, and I believe Band Leader when he was still the youngest member of the band.

Ray's father, George Tho~pson, was a railroad man and they lived for many years in the brick house at 515 4th St. Mr. Thompson's brother, William, a scnool teacher, lived at the corner of Oak and 3rd. EllaGibson, ·whose mother had died, made her home with them for some time, and Ella and I baby-sat with George Thompson's little boys, Ray, Frank and :·Jillie. They were such wellbehaved little fellows it was a -pleasure to be w:tth them and sometines even .Ray would play the piano for us. -

a I know that you must have a lot about :'Jill Day's father, Dr. C. H. Day, but I feel that I owe my life to him, so would like to add a bit. He had been my doctor, the little I needed one, ·when I was with child. Then later when my 1st child was born, there being no hospital, I was at hone of I.Ir. & I•:Irs. },innFal 1. ;.Irs. !2.ll was a. dressmaker, but s01:19times acted as practical nurse. I became so ill they didn't think I could live, 2.nd IIrs. George :Oorr came in to help I"1rs. Fall. ~rhey told me later, tha.t for three days and nights Dr. Day scarecly left my bed side. l .. 11 ti1e sleep he got was sitting in a rocking chair by the bed. He cal led another doctor in consultation. :•ihen the other doctor saw me, he said, {!you can't save her, ·why waste your time?" Dr, --:Jay said, "Jhile there's life there's hope, I'r:1 not going to give up ••. if you don't want to help, Ill call someone else. 11 Eedical science has gone far, but to me none are as wonderful as Dr, Day was.

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When my 2nd child was born, we had moved to a small f'arm five miles f'rom town on the South Touchet. I was to have gone to town again, but became ill at home. We had no phone, so sent a boy who worked for us af'ter the Doctor. When he arrived Dr. Day was just starting to take some f'riends for a drive in his first car, which he had purchased shortly before. When told that he was needed he left the car and c~me in his buggy wilth his span of beautiful bay horses, not trusting the car to get him there over rough country roads,

Another pioneer family was the A. A. Robisons. They lived next door to us when I was small, and their daughter, Nellie, was a baby. W. T. Stott later owned the house. I've heard my father say that Mr. Robison went broke and started over two or three times before he got a start raising hogs, and did so well that he was known around Dayton as "Hog Robison". I b:elieve he f'armed several different places before buying a farm near Walla Walla. He did so well there that when my father and I visited them in the early sum...7ner of 190 5, he owned three large ·farms.

I have clippings from the Walla Walla Union. One shows a picture of Nr. Robison•s son Lester and tells of ~is activities as a farmer, so it seems he has followed in his father's footsteps.

Another clipping shows a picture of the Orrin Danielson home i·n Dayton built in 1892, and speaking of the house at 515 L~th st. that was built in the 1870' s, both built of' Dexter briclc. I have been in both of these houses many times and ZI believe the one at 515 4th st. was built by rnr. Dexter, for they were the first people I knew to live in it, when I was very young.

A third clipping shows a picture of the Columbia School house near the Dumas orchard. I have gone there with a group of y,oung people to Literary programs. We would always be asked to cont:fibute something to the -program. Tu!y hobby was giving readings and could usually come up with something, others would sing or put on a skit.

I will mention one morefamily of Robisons. I believe he_ was connected in some way, or worked for the Ecklers Lumber Co. However, they had a daughter, Gertrude, who was a friend of Amy Eckler ••.• they both loved horses and each rode a beautiful horse. It was a common thing to see them racing up and dm,m the streets, standing up on the horses' backs, it was almost like a circul per-

·formance. Signed Lena A. Huntley

H U N T L E Y - Lena A, 0taf, (Copy of letter) Jan. 14, 1970

Ny grandfather, HAR,0MON WOOD, and three of his brothers, Walter, David, a·nd Morgan, also tvv0 of my mother's brothers, Daniel and w·arren \tood, all homesteaded land in Washington. All except one settled in Columbia County.

Some of them came by wagon train in the fall of 1865, wintered in Waitsburg, then homeste~ded in 1866. My father, W. M. BOGGS, ·wife Na·ncy-, and two babies (Al:x 18 mos. and Alva 3 wee~s) when they left Illinois, came. to IDayton in the spring of 1882, by train, I was born on my grandfather's homestead in Smith Hollow, 10 miles from Dayton, in Feb. 1886, However, we never lived on a farm, as my father was a harness-maker, and we lived in Dayton. -He worked for Mr, Pierce, The shop was then on the south side of Main street, between 1st and 2nd, R. A, STANFORD ovmed a groilery store next door, and farther down the street was Chinatown. Some Chinese had a laundry there. I remember the shop, but not the year G. A, BARKER bought it, or that it was moved across the street to the co1~ner of 2nd and Main. KIT ROBINSON and his brother, JOE, also worked in the shop. Some y:ears later Kit opened a shop of his own farther down the street.

Hhen G. A. Parker retired, my father and brother, Alex, took over the business. Not too long after this, -cars began to appear, also tractors, so gradually the harness business began to suffer. KIT ROBINSON changed his business to making awni·ngs and other things. My father and brother moved to a small, nevi -town in Idaho, and opened a shop there. I went with them, but came back to Dayton in 1905, and was married there that fall, and lived there until 1912.

In the early days, there were 2 flour mills, one next to the bridge on !/Ia:zb.n street, and one between Jrd_ and L!,th sts, We lived on Oak St. and it was directly back of us, next to the Electric light plant. The mill burned dovrn ·when I was about 9 yrs. old,

1~Jhile it was all dry land farming then, each harvest there were tons of gra.i·n brought to the mills or shipped out, Hundreds of hogs and beef cattle ·were also shipped to market, as was wool. There was a woollen mill, but it burned dm'm and ·was not rebuilt.·

There were 2 planing mills, one across the bridge on Liain st. the other just past the sch·ool house on 3rd st. We often savr large loads of rough lumber on heavy wagons dravm by o:e-.en, go to the planing mills from the Eckler and group sa·w-mills in the mountains. Sometimes v:e saw strings of burros come into town. They ·were used as pack animals for prmvisions into the mountains and to the mines.

There v,asn' t mv.ch entertainmen.t then. YEt, I ~hin~c people were happier and nore friendly, always ready to help a neighbo:c in s1ckness or sorrow. ~!hen the band gave concerts on the Courtho.use lavrn on summer evenings, nearly everyone would be dovrn town.

Pox· years, the block on 2nd and i:ain, across from the harness shop, was vacant. It was low·and swampy, e.:nd full of frogs. One spring some joker put an item in the paper saying there would be a concert on th2.t corner on a certa.in evening. Not sayi·ng v:ha t kind of a concert. So eve:-cyone turned out, thinldng it v1ould be something different, and it v:as ••••• just J':'rogs, Quite 2. concert at that. Later the place was filled in and the Edwards Drv Goods store was built there.

In the fall, Indians would come to pick corn and fish in the TOUCHET, How excited ·we children wo.ld get when their f'olks took them to see the Indian camp and hear :their drums in the evenings. 0:f course, there v1as great excite=

- Lena (cont) 2. Letter Jan. 14, 1970 when a circus came to town, and funce in awhile there would be a stage show at the theater. No movies then. We had school progi,~ams, Sunday School programs, Picnics and camping trips,

· Memorial Day was a big day, There would always be l parage starging on Main St. The band marching, floats, soldiers, school children and others marching to the cemetery, where there would be services, People for miles around would come and stay for family dinners with relatives, ·

I remember 4· School Superintendents, i!ir. Payne, John Woods, L. B, Leatherman and your father. !'"knew your mother too, and what an active woman she was. (Loren Dumas:)

Among the good teachers we had, and I liked all of them, were Bertha Coleson, Alta Ault, Blanche Atwood, Ethel Lemley, Hae Littleton and Blanche Chamberlain. All local people, I believe. Blanche Chamberlain married Chas Sprague, a newspaper man, who served as Governor of Oregon since we have lived here.

There was also Miss Frazier, who married Homer Richardson, a pioneer, And, of course, there wes W. W. Hendro·n. I thought he was the best lbeacher I had, though sometimes He scared me half to death. Years later, ffi told this to his wife, and she said, "Well, now I've lived with him for 60 years and he hasn't scared me to death yet." He was not as fierce as a timid child thought. He could enj-oy a joke even if it was on himself,

a For =:.nstance, when my brother Alva was in his room, one class-mate, ~'Jal ter Smith, was prone to get into mischief, and Nr. Hendron would tell hin to come up front. Then, he would tell him to lean over his deslrand he would spank him with a ruler. One day lie called him up, and Walter leaned over the dealt without being told. Mr. Hendron looked at him for a minute, then said, '17:Jha t are ~ou doing that for, go back to your seat?" Everyone in the class laughed. That evening VIr. Hendron invited Walter to go home with him and spend the night, Halte went, and when Mr. Hendro·n was mi lki'ng the cow, he slipped up and frightened the cow, causing it to jump and spill milk on Mr, Hendron. The next day iln class, When Er. Hendron called on Walter to recite, he got up laughing, and said he couldn't unti he told what had happened last night, and he told it. J;Ir. Hendron laughed with the class, then went on to the lesson.

SorJetimes r,Ir. Hendron would tell us that "Haste makes waste", then he would run down the aisle to stoke the fire in the old wood heater.

Another incident of my school days happened when I was in the 4th grade with Miss Littleton. One afternoon in the spring she started to take the class to Rock Hill to gather wild flowers. We took a short cut and crossed the Touchet river on a wide plank, The water was high and swift, also deep, and some of the girls were afraid, so one of the boys would take her hand and walk behind her. I don't know how many times r.1iss Littleton crossed over and back, but when the children were all safely across, she started to cross again, and wl1en in the midst of the stream, she fainted and fell into the watter. Imnediately Will Day a.nd Gericon Springer plunged in after her. One caught her by her heavy hair, and together-they towed her to the bank. .t\s soon as she caught her b:s:ea th, she said ~twas fortunate her hair was not false, and that the boys could swim, because she couldn't. After that the boys were heroes.

I saw many changes in Dayton, and the Touchet Valley during my years there¢', and many more since I visited there. I was there when the Dumas orchard was planted. Also, when the Erbes orchard and others. A minister's wife once said it was the funniest town she ever lived ·in, that you ~ouch-it on one side, and Pat-it on the other.

~ HUNTLEY,Lena cont. 3. Letter dated Jan. 14. 1970

Several families in Waitsburg were old friends of my father, and we sometimes visited there, There were the BREEZES, SANDERS, STONECIPHERS, and RAMSOURS whom I remember. I don't know whether any of' their descendents are there or not, I know one who lived there, Homer Reed, I carried him in my arms when he was a baby, His mother, Clara, and grandmother Livengood were very close friends of' my mother, who died when I was 7 years old. Clara was not married then, but she and her mother were wonderfully good to me, and after Clara married and moved to a ~arm, I sometimes spent two or three weeks with them durin~ the summer.

Signed: Lena A. Boggs Huntley

MEMORIES Why chide me for living with memories

And say I~ justchildis~ and old, . Don't you know that 1;-emories are precious

For more so than silver or told.

I think of the many friends r•ve had all through the years

We have shared happy days together Also shared our sorrows and tears.

I still love the beautiful sunshine, And the rain and clouds as.well

The song of birds, the beautifu_l flowers Bring more pleasure than I can tell.

To hear the laughter of children To see them as they romp_and lplay,

Bring back many fond memories That will never pass away.

To know so many young ·people And see the fine things th~y do

Brings thoughts of my own children And of their fine young people too.

Althou.o-h rn.y life has never been easy The path often rough that I tro~_,

I thi·nk more each day of my blessings And the wondrous goodness of Godl

I used to have dreams of far places And wish more of the ·world to see

Now I knov-1 it was not in God'~ plan So I• r:1 content v1here He wan,:;s me to be•

So let me live with ny memori;s That are more precious day oy d~y

A.s I'm nearing dllfle end of l~fe•~ Journey, Haven• t much longer here t..O s 1.,ay • ·

by Lena A Huntley

~ • HUNTLEY, Lena Boggs Lwxter dated Jan. 16, 1970

REMINI:BSENCE.

When the first snow comes drrifting down, Blanketing the earth, each shrub and tree,

In memory I travel a long way back, To my school days so happy and free,

How we rejoiced to see the snow, We didn't mind the cold at all

Soon in every yard would be seen A snowman both wide and tall,

Most everyone would have a sled And go coasting down a hill, .

Everyone would laugh and shout When someone took a spill,

I think the most fun of all Was the ridring in a dleigh

Horses prancing, sleigh bells ri·nging Laughter and singing all the way.

Oh yes, of course we went to school We would hate to miss a day.

Ajnd everyone would study hard So that at recess we could play.

The boys would build big snow forts, And how the snowballs did fly.

'l'he girls would play "Fox and Geese" As time passed swiftly by,

It's mighty fine to ride in cars Yet \'Then I hear o'er the radio,

11 Take note, there'll be no school today, Busses can't run through the snow."

I wonder if the kids of·today As they hurry to and fro,

Have half the fun that v,e had In those days of the long ago,·

by Lena A/ Huntley

P. S. The hill we coasted down is known now as Peabody Hill. It was known then as Strome Hill. l-1. family by the name of Strome owned the land, and were the only ones who lived on the hill. The road was quite steep, and was seldom used except by the S:tromes ..•. so it was ideal for coasting.

The children on the Brooklyn side of town coasted on Brooldyn Hill, known then as Reservoir Hill, as the reservoir furnished water for townl

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23 Feb 1921

. Wm. M •. lloggs. _ Win. M. Boggs, aged 68 years, passed

away at the Odd Fellows' Home in Walla Walla Friday night after a long Period of almost utter helplessness. He was a resident of . Dayton about forty years ago and was a saddle and

. harness-maker here at that time. His remains were shi9ped to Dayton · and the funeral was held from the · Irubbard & Rogg Chapel Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of the

1 Odd Fellows, with Rev. W. o. Gilmore of the Congreptional Church officf• ating. He is survived by two sons and a daughter. · : ·

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May 12, 1960

1_0 AJ?L 19?8 _

Stanley Bog·gs Dies· TueSda·y: Rites on Sat"

Stanley Boggs, 64 native son of Columbia county,' succumbed T~e~day ev~ning, April 8, at Brmmg Memorial hospital after an extended illness. . Funeral services will be held

at· 11 a. m. Saturday April 12. The Rev. William Monroe of the Baptist church will officiate. Interment will be in the famlly plo\ at the Dayton City Cemetery.

Mr. Boggs was born December 6, · 1893, in Dayton. He was the son of the late William M. and Nc~ncy A. Wooqs Boggs. He received his education in Dayton

•schools and during his adult life was a farmer and a carpen. ter. ,

Married in Dayton He and the f~rmer Ada Lora

Leonard were married in Day. ton on October 6, 1917. l'drs. Boggs survives at the family home near the former Star school.

·He was a member of Alki Patit Lodge No. 10, IOOF; Woodmen of the World and the Star Farm Bureau. '

I_n addition to his widow survivors include. five · children: Mrs. Jack (Alta) Killits of Hawaii; Mrs. I. E. (Lora) Cummings of Lacrosse; William M. Boggs of Dayton; Mrs. Merl (Leota) Laughery of Dayton; Mrs. E. C. (Betty) Rohrbough, Roseburg, Oregon; one sister, Mrs. Lena Huntley of McMinnville,

_ _?re~on; and ten grandchildren.

had made their i·home in· the

Ad · L • B . ials may be given to the Amert- · Star community. a •. 0 g g 5 can Cancer Society, in care of Mr. and -Mrs. Boggs were pre-

F• I R•t .· Jack Griffen, treasurer. ceded in death by a son, Walter I n a I e Mrs. Boggs passed away Howard, who died In an accl-

s I d T , d Monday afternoon, May 9, at dent in October, 1942. ' ate O ay .. _ Brining Memorial hospital. She · Survivors

had been In ill health for near-• survivors Include four daugh-. Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Iy two ye1µ"s. ters, Mrs. Jack (Alta) Ktlllts

Lora Boggs, 67, long-time resl- Bom .ID Minnesota of Honolulu, Hawaii, Mrs. Iven dent of Columbia county, will Born November 7, 1892, in · ·. (Lora) Cummings of Dayton,

• be held at 2 p.m. this afternoon, Burnsville, Minnesota, she Mrs.· Merl (Leota) Laughery· of May 12, from the Hubbard-Rogg came west In 1915 and made Dayton and Mrs. Emerson (BetchapeL ·.-. 1 her home with a sister at Kent ty) Rohrbough ot Roseburg,

The Rev. M. E. Jotdan, pastor and later at Dayton. She and Oregon;· one son, William M. of the Methodist church, will the late Stanley, Leonard Boggs, Bpggs of Da~on; two sisters, conduct the rites. Interment who passed away April 8, 1958, Mrs. Ella Molkle of Union, Orewill be at the family plot at were married in Dayton in 1917. gon, · and Mrs •. Grace .Fite of Dayton City Cemetery. The fam~ The couple engaged in f~- Eastslde, Oregon; three broth-

.Uy has requested that memor- · lng and for the. past 30 years ers, ,Charles L~onard of -~se-

\ mount; · Minn., Raymond Leonard of Sebeka, Minn., and Sid Leonard · of ·Yakima; and 11 .grandchildren. · Mrs. Boggs was· a. member ol

R6yal . ·Neighbors, ; Rebekahs •.. Star Home Economics club .anc. the Presbyterian churc~ of Kent

BETTY JEAN KING

Betty Jean King of Dayton, age 58, died of cardiac arrest Thursday, July· 13, 1989 at the Deaconess Medical Center in Spokane.

Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 18, 1989 at the HubbardRogg Chapel_. Rev. David Bruce officiated. Burial was in the family plot, Dayton City Cemetery.

Mrs. King was born August .26, 1931 in Dayton, the daughter of Stanley and Ada Leonard Boggs. She attended Dayton schools.

She married Emmerson Rohrbough in 1950 in Dayton, they later divorced. On December _ 14, 1964 she married Oren King. He died on December 2, 1987.

Mrs. King was a member of the Eagles Auxiliary and the American Legion Auxiliary. She loved music and played the piano, accordion, guitar and banjo.

She is survived by one son and daughter-in-law, Steve and Marcia , Robrbough of Klamath Falls, Oregon; · three sisters, Leota Laughery and Laura Cummings, both of Dayton and Alta Killits of Salem, Oregon; one brother Bill Boggs· of Dayton and numerous

· nieces and nephews. She. was preceded in death by her

brother,HowardBoggs, a World War Il casu8:1~Y•

28 Oct 1943-Pg 1

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ore.Lo~al ,Boys Reported iSsing In Combat AcJi~n_

~;: Lt. ",.alter Howard Boggs ;Mrs. Howard· Boggs, Lewiston,

daho received a telegram Tues·y morning, Oct. 26 announcing· at her husband, Second Lt. Wal-

·r Howard Boggs of the ·u.S. air rces, is reported missing in ac·on since. an engagement over ermany the night of October 16. · e message was conveyed to · s· parents, Mr. and .Mrs.· Stanley _tiggs of this ·city, and they are xiou:.(y awaiting further inforation. ' ~Howard Boggs enlisted in the' tmY air corps in August 1942

d left here for training Septem· er 15 _of that year. He was g1•ada ted at Lubback, Texas May 4,1943 and was married that tiy just a short time after re. iving his commission as a sec• 'nd · lieutenant of the United tates army air forces. ·: He was assigned to an army r ba!"•3 in England less than two onths ago, and his first letter 9m there war• written August 0. His last letter home was atecl October 12 and was written

. ust four days before the assign-en t over industrial Germany

'·hich took such. a heavy toll ·:r planes. Lt. Boggs was serving ·c, the co-pilot of a bomber, and

· 'hile many men are known to · aYe bailed out, the list of those S'~·ho are now prisoners of war ·nas not yet been released. { Mrs. Boggs, wife of Lt. Boggs, ~~ making her home with her par~nts at Lewiston for the durauo·n o~ the war, and is employed there. ! A younger brother of Lt. Boggs, .William Boggs, is leaving today for the army induction center in 'Spokane.

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Q.~ve·:_•ff.QP~-~ _\. ·,, _ .. Flyefi:StiU _~A.livij}:~:

• , • ••;.: \ ~~ ~ ~~::~~ : • .-~: . ~-_. H~ .••~: ; ~ , • , :,. ~r :. :t_:-\ . The_ .foll~wing : ciipping .is. from

the · Le:wision .Tribune: •.- , , .•• -·. :_Order. -·.of --1he. ,purple. hea,;t . {'fqr

miIHary,i,ri_erit".• has _ _-peen:_ awiirded posthumously to -Lt. W . . Howard Boggs, 22, :who wa·~ reported :k°ilied

: in action in the European area on October: 16. · His wife, Mrs . .Helen M ~.i;_d°,·Boggs, .Y~~ter~ay r_eceived

"il!aid certificate . and a letter · m ·Secretary of War Henry . L. Stimson . . , . · . a . .

"I haven't given up hope that he is still alive," Mrs. B'oggs said -yesterday of her air ·corps husband.

1 "It's mo,;e than hope-it's a feeling 1 that I just know he's 'all right." •

Lt. Boggs, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Stanley Boggs, Dayton, recehted his commission last May and wenfov.er:

1 seas in August as co-pilot of a' Flying Fortress. He was first reported missing las't October, and on December 7 word was received that he liad beiin reported killed in action by the German government through the Int~rnational Red Cross.. I

Mrs. Boggs was informed the medal itself would arrive shortly. Mr. i Stimson wrote her, in part, "It (the I award) is sent as tangible expression .of the country's gratitude for his gallantry and devotion. It is

' sent to you as well, with my deepest personal sympathy for your bereavement. The loss of a loved one is beyond man's repairing, and the medal is of slight value; not so, however, the message it .carries." .

Mrs. Boggs, who is living with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Maynard, 313 First avenue, said she didn't trust the German government report and felt he was alive. Lt. Boggs attended Idaho Teachers' college.

Mrs. Stanley Boggs, the hero's mother, says that Mrs. Howard Boggs .has received a letter from the mother· of the pilot who was flying the Fortress Howard was on. The pilot had told his mother that , all the crew had landed safely. This j word from the pilot leads the ladies

1 to believe that Howard is still up / and doing and will some day report back for duty. --=-

27 Apr 1944-Pg 1

~fi•-W~ H. Boggs]leceives: "idal · Awarded •Husband

--~- Helen J . Boggs of Lowisnt,wife of Lt. Walter H. Boggs, '

nirdaughter-in-law of Mr. and of,;,stauley Boggs of this city, v1iiiied the ~ air m edal for her

b~ild at ceremonies at· Geiger e ifljn Spokane Friday. · :l"~/ Boggs was repo.rted miss

·•'~',actfon several mon ths ago, d ~V.:as honor~d posthumou!JIY 'five combat bomber mlssion:i "::"E'urope. Besides the air med-

•t:::I= ~ '-• .. f!Ifs._ Boggs has also received e';J'urple Heart for her husband.

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~ --~·J:i,oµgh the war departmen l ifLt. Boggs as dead, Mrs . Boggs

';',believes that her huoband 'iiv~ and is awaiting a chance teturn to his base. She has t ':'; i:orrespond ing with. t>llots o' ;~aid they saw the lieutenant ,jif.ih ls ship and laud safely, ·:~i-th these facts In mind, Mrs.

''gs will oustaiu her hope until ·Ef-1ii."st flier known to parachu t.e o~ a disabled ship ·has made h is

known.

Walter Howard never returned home from World War II. So he Sl'1 a casualty of the war.

Documents

Blue Mountain Heritage · Marriage: 19 May 1769 In Lancaster, Martic, Pennsylvania, USA Children James Boggs William Boggs Jenny Boggs Boggs Sex Birth M Dec 1770 In Old Boundry, Lincoln,