wife of Delos Jefferson
Nathan Haines writes: Matilda's father, Beverly Apperson, died on the Oregon Trail in 1847. Matilda's mother, Jane, remarried after arriving in Oregon, to Robert Moore, who was the chairman of the committee that wrote the Oregon Constitution.
JEFFERSON Genealogy by Willard Espy: Matilda Jane Apperson came with her parents first to Christian Co., Kentucky, then to Newton Co., Missouri, and finally in 1847 to Oregon. With the sudden loss of the two daughters, Clara and Emma in 1863, she was mentally unbalanced for many years.
OBITUARY:
JEFFERSON -- In East Salem, Ore., Saturday, November 9, aged 79 years. The deceased had been in failing health for a number of years. She was an Oregon pioneer, and the wife of the late DeLoss Jefferson, who was prominently identified with the development of Marion county. The following children survive her: J. A. Jefferson and William Jefferson of this county, and Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Heringer, and Mrs. Miles Bell, of Portland. The funeral will be held from A. M. Clough's undertaking parlors at 11 a. m. today, the Rev. P. S. Knight conducting the services. Interment will be made in I. O. O. F. cemetery. Oregon Statesman 12 Nov 1907 5:7.
wife of Delos Jefferson
Nathan Haines writes: Matilda's father, Beverly Apperson, died on the Oregon Trail in 1847. Matilda's mother, Jane, remarried after arriving in Oregon, to Robert Moore, who was the chairman of the committee that wrote the Oregon Constitution.
JEFFERSON Genealogy by Willard Espy: Matilda Jane Apperson came with her parents first to Christian Co., Kentucky, then to Newton Co., Missouri, and finally in 1847 to Oregon. With the sudden loss of the two daughters, Clara and Emma in 1863, she was mentally unbalanced for many years.
OBITUARY:
JEFFERSON -- In East Salem, Ore., Saturday, November 9, aged 79 years. The deceased had been in failing health for a number of years. She was an Oregon pioneer, and the wife of the late DeLoss Jefferson, who was prominently identified with the development of Marion county. The following children survive her: J. A. Jefferson and William Jefferson of this county, and Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Heringer, and Mrs. Miles Bell, of Portland. The funeral will be held from A. M. Clough's undertaking parlors at 11 a. m. today, the Rev. P. S. Knight conducting the services. Interment will be made in I. O. O. F. cemetery. Oregon Statesman 12 Nov 1907 5:7.
Bio source: Salem Pioneer Cemetery Website
Inscription
Jefferson, Matilda, born Jan. 20, 1830, died Nov. 9, 1907.
Family Members
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Julia Ann Jefferson Espy
1852–1901
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Jane Gilbert Jefferson Bell
1853–1915
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Susannah Jefferson
1854–1854
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Harriet Miriam "Hattie" Jefferson Lacy
1856–1949
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Willard Jay Jefferson
1857–1939
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Susan Elvira "Susie" Jefferson Prosser
1858–1943
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Clara Viola Jefferson
1860–1863
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Emma Verona Jefferson
1862–1863
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John Albert Jefferson
1863–1948
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Delos Edward Jefferson
1865–1885
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Anna Elouise Jefferson
1866–1880
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