OREGON CITY, March 26 (Special) – Wesley H. Jackson, 61, native of Quebec, Canada, and resident of Clackamas county for 18 years, died at the Oregon City hospital Thursday morning.
He had been employed at the Crown-Willamette paper mill in West Linn for the last 18 years as an engineer. He lived in Oregon City for 11 years and the last seven years had resided on a farm near Aurora. He was a member of the Pulp and Sulphite Workers union, the Canby Methodist Church and the Butteville grange.
Surviving are the widow, Alice; son, William Harold Jackson, Aurora; daughters, Mrs. Richard Cranor, Portland , and Mrs. Harry L. West, Santa Barbara, Cal., and two brothers and two sisters in Texas.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1943, p5]
Son of Joseph Jackson & Margaret Yale
He had been employed at the Crown-Willamette paper mill in West Linn for the last 18 years as an engineer. He lived in Oregon City for 11 years and the last seven years had resided on a farm near Aurora. He was a member of the Pulp and Sulphite Workers union, the Canby Methodist Church and the Butteville grange.
Surviving are the widow, Alice; son, William Harold Jackson, Aurora; daughters, Mrs. Richard Cranor, Portland , and Mrs. Harry L. West, Santa Barbara, Cal., and two brothers and two sisters in Texas.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1943, p5]
Son of Joseph Jackson & Margaret Yale
OREGON CITY, March 26 (Special) – Wesley H. Jackson, 61, native of Quebec, Canada, and resident of Clackamas county for 18 years, died at the Oregon City hospital Thursday morning.
He had been employed at the Crown-Willamette paper mill in West Linn for the last 18 years as an engineer. He lived in Oregon City for 11 years and the last seven years had resided on a farm near Aurora. He was a member of the Pulp and Sulphite Workers union, the Canby Methodist Church and the Butteville grange.
Surviving are the widow, Alice; son, William Harold Jackson, Aurora; daughters, Mrs. Richard Cranor, Portland , and Mrs. Harry L. West, Santa Barbara, Cal., and two brothers and two sisters in Texas.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1943, p5]
Son of Joseph Jackson & Margaret Yale
He had been employed at the Crown-Willamette paper mill in West Linn for the last 18 years as an engineer. He lived in Oregon City for 11 years and the last seven years had resided on a farm near Aurora. He was a member of the Pulp and Sulphite Workers union, the Canby Methodist Church and the Butteville grange.
Surviving are the widow, Alice; son, William Harold Jackson, Aurora; daughters, Mrs. Richard Cranor, Portland , and Mrs. Harry L. West, Santa Barbara, Cal., and two brothers and two sisters in Texas.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1943, p5]
Son of Joseph Jackson & Margaret Yale
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