Robert T. Prewitt, pioneer of the Methow Valley passed away at 5 a.m., Monday, Sept. 15, [1946] at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Maude Allen [Twisp].
Mr. Prewitt or "Bob" as he was generally known to the people of the valley was one of the early pioneers, having first come here in 1887. He moved his family and established his home 2 ½ miles north of Twisp in 1890.
He was a very public spirited man, giving much time in the building of school houses, roads, and ditches. He served three terms as county commissioner during the early formation of Okanogan County.
He is survived by five daughters: Mrs. T. R. Pinkerton, Cashmere; Mrs. Cora Petterson, Portland, Ore., Mrs. A. C. Lehman, and Mrs. Maude Allen, Twisp; Mrs. L. V. Ellsworth, San Francisco; and by three sons: Robert Prewitt, Seattle; C. Arthur Prewitt, Twisp; and Floyd J. Prewitt, Deer Park, Wash.
Mr. Prewitt was 88 years, three months and 28 days old at time of his death. Mrs. Prewitt passed away Dec. 29, 1944. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Wendell Cone at the Methodist Church and burial was in the Beaver Creek Cemetery.
Pallbearers were A. C. Lehman, Claude Prewitt, Leon Lehman, Vernon LaMotte, Art Prewitt, and Royal Pinkerton. Mrs. J. A. Allen accompanied the ladies' trio of Mrs. Fred Hanse, Mrs. L. D. Hollaway and Mrs. Floyd Kent who sang at the services.
Methow Valley News, September 20, 1946
child: Floyd Joseph Prewitt b: 21 Jan 1903 d: 28 Jun 1987
Robert T. Prewitt, pioneer of the Methow Valley passed away at 5 a.m., Monday, Sept. 15, [1946] at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Maude Allen [Twisp].
Mr. Prewitt or "Bob" as he was generally known to the people of the valley was one of the early pioneers, having first come here in 1887. He moved his family and established his home 2 ½ miles north of Twisp in 1890.
He was a very public spirited man, giving much time in the building of school houses, roads, and ditches. He served three terms as county commissioner during the early formation of Okanogan County.
He is survived by five daughters: Mrs. T. R. Pinkerton, Cashmere; Mrs. Cora Petterson, Portland, Ore., Mrs. A. C. Lehman, and Mrs. Maude Allen, Twisp; Mrs. L. V. Ellsworth, San Francisco; and by three sons: Robert Prewitt, Seattle; C. Arthur Prewitt, Twisp; and Floyd J. Prewitt, Deer Park, Wash.
Mr. Prewitt was 88 years, three months and 28 days old at time of his death. Mrs. Prewitt passed away Dec. 29, 1944. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Wendell Cone at the Methodist Church and burial was in the Beaver Creek Cemetery.
Pallbearers were A. C. Lehman, Claude Prewitt, Leon Lehman, Vernon LaMotte, Art Prewitt, and Royal Pinkerton. Mrs. J. A. Allen accompanied the ladies' trio of Mrs. Fred Hanse, Mrs. L. D. Hollaway and Mrs. Floyd Kent who sang at the services.
Methow Valley News, September 20, 1946
child: Floyd Joseph Prewitt b: 21 Jan 1903 d: 28 Jun 1987
Family Members
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Lovenna Ann "Lula" Prewitt Ross
1861–1953
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William Walter Prewitt
1864–1951
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James M Prewitt
1869–1938
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Joseph A Prewitt
1872–1915
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John Jefferson Prewitt
1874–1946
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Ida May Prewitt Windsor
1879–1937
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Frank B Prewitt
1881–1961
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Clement Turner Prewitt
1883–1986
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Amy Lee Prewitt Elliott
1885–1974
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Estella Verne "Stella" Prewitt Roberts
1887–1975
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Peter Olson Prewitt
1890–1966
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Laura Prewitt Pinkerton
1882–1956
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Cora Eve Prewitt Patterson
1884–1974
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Bertha "Bertie" Prewitt Lehman
1886–1980
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Maude Prewitt Allen
1888–1968
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Robert W. Prewitt
1892–1956
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Thomas Jesse Prewitt
1894–1935
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Charles Arthur "Art" Prewitt
1898–1981
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Edith S Prewitt Ellsworth
1901–1996
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Claude Eugene Prewitt
1905–1982
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