By reading his 1888 Obit. Edward Allison had gone up to Oregon from California to help care for his son Charles' family while they had Typhoid Fever, Mattie lost her life and Charles eventually recovered. About the time Edward was to leave to go home to California, he too came down with Typhoid & died there in Wasco. co.
"His remains lie buried near his daughter-in-law, wife of his son Charles at the Dallas, Oregon"
[quote from: Obit. information sent to North San Juan Times, March 16th - 1888 via a letter from his daughter Lucy, Mrs. William Vollmer's, of Trinity Center, dated March 3rd, 1888.]
When Edward's wife, Jane ALLISON died 12 Sep 1890, Newton, Jasper, Iowa, their son Charles brought her body back to be buried by Edward & daughter n law Katy/Mattie, wife of Charles there in Wasco co. OR. "most likely by Train since her son, Charles was a locomotive engineer and a railroad conductor."
----Sent by Dee Biegler
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Odd Fellows Cemetery records show Katie Allison was interred on 31 August 1887, and the lot was purchased by GW Miller (her father).
"His remains lie buried near his daughter-in-law, wife of his son Charles at the Dallas, Oregon"
[quote from: Obit. information sent to North San Juan Times, March 16th - 1888 via a letter from his daughter Lucy, Mrs. William Vollmer's, of Trinity Center, dated March 3rd, 1888.]
When Edward's wife, Jane ALLISON died 12 Sep 1890, Newton, Jasper, Iowa, their son Charles brought her body back to be buried by Edward & daughter n law Katy/Mattie, wife of Charles there in Wasco co. OR. "most likely by Train since her son, Charles was a locomotive engineer and a railroad conductor."
----Sent by Dee Biegler
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Odd Fellows Cemetery records show Katie Allison was interred on 31 August 1887, and the lot was purchased by GW Miller (her father).
By reading his 1888 Obit. Edward Allison had gone up to Oregon from California to help care for his son Charles' family while they had Typhoid Fever, Mattie lost her life and Charles eventually recovered. About the time Edward was to leave to go home to California, he too came down with Typhoid & died there in Wasco. co.
"His remains lie buried near his daughter-in-law, wife of his son Charles at the Dallas, Oregon"
[quote from: Obit. information sent to North San Juan Times, March 16th - 1888 via a letter from his daughter Lucy, Mrs. William Vollmer's, of Trinity Center, dated March 3rd, 1888.]
When Edward's wife, Jane ALLISON died 12 Sep 1890, Newton, Jasper, Iowa, their son Charles brought her body back to be buried by Edward & daughter n law Katy/Mattie, wife of Charles there in Wasco co. OR. "most likely by Train since her son, Charles was a locomotive engineer and a railroad conductor."
----Sent by Dee Biegler
~
Odd Fellows Cemetery records show Katie Allison was interred on 31 August 1887, and the lot was purchased by GW Miller (her father).
"His remains lie buried near his daughter-in-law, wife of his son Charles at the Dallas, Oregon"
[quote from: Obit. information sent to North San Juan Times, March 16th - 1888 via a letter from his daughter Lucy, Mrs. William Vollmer's, of Trinity Center, dated March 3rd, 1888.]
When Edward's wife, Jane ALLISON died 12 Sep 1890, Newton, Jasper, Iowa, their son Charles brought her body back to be buried by Edward & daughter n law Katy/Mattie, wife of Charles there in Wasco co. OR. "most likely by Train since her son, Charles was a locomotive engineer and a railroad conductor."
----Sent by Dee Biegler
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Odd Fellows Cemetery records show Katie Allison was interred on 31 August 1887, and the lot was purchased by GW Miller (her father).
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Wife of Chas. E. Allison Mother of Mottie C. Allison Aged 16 yrs.6 Ms. 15Dys
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