Mrs. Carrie E. Leyson, 8106 S.W. 10th avenue, who died Thursday, will be given last rites Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Finley’s Rose chapel, with interment in Riverview cemetery.
Mrs. Leyson was born in Plymouth, Utah, March 1, 1869, witnessing as a child the driving of the last spike in the railroad between Corrinne, Utah, and Dillon, Mont. Since the death of her husband, Bassett C. Leyson, mining engineer, she resided with a daughter, Mrs. C. E. Wall, Portland.
Another daughter, Mrs. Esther E. Bond of Tacoma, survives, as do a son, Craddock P. Leyson, Renton, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Nordberg, Van Nuys, Cal., and Mrs. Addie Bartlett, Los Angeles, and four grandchildren.
[The Oregonian, 5 Feb 1950, p21]
Mrs. Leyson was born in Plymouth, Utah, March 1, 1869, witnessing as a child the driving of the last spike in the railroad between Corrinne, Utah, and Dillon, Mont. Since the death of her husband, Bassett C. Leyson, mining engineer, she resided with a daughter, Mrs. C. E. Wall, Portland.
Another daughter, Mrs. Esther E. Bond of Tacoma, survives, as do a son, Craddock P. Leyson, Renton, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Nordberg, Van Nuys, Cal., and Mrs. Addie Bartlett, Los Angeles, and four grandchildren.
[The Oregonian, 5 Feb 1950, p21]
Mrs. Carrie E. Leyson, 8106 S.W. 10th avenue, who died Thursday, will be given last rites Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Finley’s Rose chapel, with interment in Riverview cemetery.
Mrs. Leyson was born in Plymouth, Utah, March 1, 1869, witnessing as a child the driving of the last spike in the railroad between Corrinne, Utah, and Dillon, Mont. Since the death of her husband, Bassett C. Leyson, mining engineer, she resided with a daughter, Mrs. C. E. Wall, Portland.
Another daughter, Mrs. Esther E. Bond of Tacoma, survives, as do a son, Craddock P. Leyson, Renton, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Nordberg, Van Nuys, Cal., and Mrs. Addie Bartlett, Los Angeles, and four grandchildren.
[The Oregonian, 5 Feb 1950, p21]
Mrs. Leyson was born in Plymouth, Utah, March 1, 1869, witnessing as a child the driving of the last spike in the railroad between Corrinne, Utah, and Dillon, Mont. Since the death of her husband, Bassett C. Leyson, mining engineer, she resided with a daughter, Mrs. C. E. Wall, Portland.
Another daughter, Mrs. Esther E. Bond of Tacoma, survives, as do a son, Craddock P. Leyson, Renton, Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Nordberg, Van Nuys, Cal., and Mrs. Addie Bartlett, Los Angeles, and four grandchildren.
[The Oregonian, 5 Feb 1950, p21]
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