Daughter of Daniel M Tree and Lucy M (Loveland) Tree.
Married 4 times: Johab Enaus, William Cribbins, Thomas Parnell and Sylvester Rice.
Obituary:
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice a pioneer of the state of Oregon and for many years a resident of the Coquille Valley died at her home at Enchanted Prairie on May 11, 1911, age 79 years 11 months and 5 days. Burial was in enchanted Prairie Cemetery, Rev. Thomas Barklow officiating.
Cordelia Matilda Tree was born June 26, 1832 and on January 1, 1848 she married Mr. Enos, to this union 3 children were born, all of whom are dead. In 1854 she married William Cribbins, to this union 8 children were born, 5 of whom are still living. They are: Richard Alonza Cribbins and Mrs. Martha M Belieu of Bridge, Oregon, William Albert Cribbins of Lexington, Oregon, Daniel T Cribbins and Mrs. Margarett S Belieu of Roseburg, Oregon. In 1889 Mrs. Cribbins was married to Thomas Parrell and in 1905 married Sylvester Rice who survives his wife and is at present residing in Washington.
The deceased came to Oregon in 1858 crossing the plains in an ox wagon and arrived in the Coquille Valley at Myrtle Point in 1865, moving onto the Cribbins ranch on Catching Creek in the spring of 1866. Left their home on Catching Creek 26 years ago and has made her home at or near Enchanted Prairie ever since. She leaves 25 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
Married 4 times: Johab Enaus, William Cribbins, Thomas Parnell and Sylvester Rice.
Obituary:
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice a pioneer of the state of Oregon and for many years a resident of the Coquille Valley died at her home at Enchanted Prairie on May 11, 1911, age 79 years 11 months and 5 days. Burial was in enchanted Prairie Cemetery, Rev. Thomas Barklow officiating.
Cordelia Matilda Tree was born June 26, 1832 and on January 1, 1848 she married Mr. Enos, to this union 3 children were born, all of whom are dead. In 1854 she married William Cribbins, to this union 8 children were born, 5 of whom are still living. They are: Richard Alonza Cribbins and Mrs. Martha M Belieu of Bridge, Oregon, William Albert Cribbins of Lexington, Oregon, Daniel T Cribbins and Mrs. Margarett S Belieu of Roseburg, Oregon. In 1889 Mrs. Cribbins was married to Thomas Parrell and in 1905 married Sylvester Rice who survives his wife and is at present residing in Washington.
The deceased came to Oregon in 1858 crossing the plains in an ox wagon and arrived in the Coquille Valley at Myrtle Point in 1865, moving onto the Cribbins ranch on Catching Creek in the spring of 1866. Left their home on Catching Creek 26 years ago and has made her home at or near Enchanted Prairie ever since. She leaves 25 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
Daughter of Daniel M Tree and Lucy M (Loveland) Tree.
Married 4 times: Johab Enaus, William Cribbins, Thomas Parnell and Sylvester Rice.
Obituary:
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice a pioneer of the state of Oregon and for many years a resident of the Coquille Valley died at her home at Enchanted Prairie on May 11, 1911, age 79 years 11 months and 5 days. Burial was in enchanted Prairie Cemetery, Rev. Thomas Barklow officiating.
Cordelia Matilda Tree was born June 26, 1832 and on January 1, 1848 she married Mr. Enos, to this union 3 children were born, all of whom are dead. In 1854 she married William Cribbins, to this union 8 children were born, 5 of whom are still living. They are: Richard Alonza Cribbins and Mrs. Martha M Belieu of Bridge, Oregon, William Albert Cribbins of Lexington, Oregon, Daniel T Cribbins and Mrs. Margarett S Belieu of Roseburg, Oregon. In 1889 Mrs. Cribbins was married to Thomas Parrell and in 1905 married Sylvester Rice who survives his wife and is at present residing in Washington.
The deceased came to Oregon in 1858 crossing the plains in an ox wagon and arrived in the Coquille Valley at Myrtle Point in 1865, moving onto the Cribbins ranch on Catching Creek in the spring of 1866. Left their home on Catching Creek 26 years ago and has made her home at or near Enchanted Prairie ever since. She leaves 25 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
Married 4 times: Johab Enaus, William Cribbins, Thomas Parnell and Sylvester Rice.
Obituary:
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice
Mrs. Cordelia Matilda Rice a pioneer of the state of Oregon and for many years a resident of the Coquille Valley died at her home at Enchanted Prairie on May 11, 1911, age 79 years 11 months and 5 days. Burial was in enchanted Prairie Cemetery, Rev. Thomas Barklow officiating.
Cordelia Matilda Tree was born June 26, 1832 and on January 1, 1848 she married Mr. Enos, to this union 3 children were born, all of whom are dead. In 1854 she married William Cribbins, to this union 8 children were born, 5 of whom are still living. They are: Richard Alonza Cribbins and Mrs. Martha M Belieu of Bridge, Oregon, William Albert Cribbins of Lexington, Oregon, Daniel T Cribbins and Mrs. Margarett S Belieu of Roseburg, Oregon. In 1889 Mrs. Cribbins was married to Thomas Parrell and in 1905 married Sylvester Rice who survives his wife and is at present residing in Washington.
The deceased came to Oregon in 1858 crossing the plains in an ox wagon and arrived in the Coquille Valley at Myrtle Point in 1865, moving onto the Cribbins ranch on Catching Creek in the spring of 1866. Left their home on Catching Creek 26 years ago and has made her home at or near Enchanted Prairie ever since. She leaves 25 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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