RIDGEFIELD, Wash., Jan. 10 - Mrs. Mary Lea Oliver, a widow, died Tuesday at the home of her nephew, L. A. Woodruff, three miles north of here. Her home was in Portland and she resided with Mrs. Ethel Winston of that city.
Mrs. Oliver was a pioneer of the Eastern Oregon country. She was born November 31, 1842, in Virginia, and when a small child came West with her parents.
The survivors are two daughters, Mrs. May Patterson, of Spokane; Mrs. Ethel Winston, Portland, Or.; four sons, Henry Oliver, of California; Charles Oliver, of Roseburg, Or.; Frank Oliver, of Tillamook, Or; Alden Oliver, near Dallas, Or.
It is said that the funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon in the East Portland Seventh Day Adventist Church, with interment in the Lone Fir Cemetery.
Source: Oregonian - 11 January 1917
Mrs. Oliver was a pioneer of the Eastern Oregon country. She was born November 31, 1842, in Virginia, and when a small child came West with her parents.
The survivors are two daughters, Mrs. May Patterson, of Spokane; Mrs. Ethel Winston, Portland, Or.; four sons, Henry Oliver, of California; Charles Oliver, of Roseburg, Or.; Frank Oliver, of Tillamook, Or; Alden Oliver, near Dallas, Or.
It is said that the funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon in the East Portland Seventh Day Adventist Church, with interment in the Lone Fir Cemetery.
Source: Oregonian - 11 January 1917
RIDGEFIELD, Wash., Jan. 10 - Mrs. Mary Lea Oliver, a widow, died Tuesday at the home of her nephew, L. A. Woodruff, three miles north of here. Her home was in Portland and she resided with Mrs. Ethel Winston of that city.
Mrs. Oliver was a pioneer of the Eastern Oregon country. She was born November 31, 1842, in Virginia, and when a small child came West with her parents.
The survivors are two daughters, Mrs. May Patterson, of Spokane; Mrs. Ethel Winston, Portland, Or.; four sons, Henry Oliver, of California; Charles Oliver, of Roseburg, Or.; Frank Oliver, of Tillamook, Or; Alden Oliver, near Dallas, Or.
It is said that the funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon in the East Portland Seventh Day Adventist Church, with interment in the Lone Fir Cemetery.
Source: Oregonian - 11 January 1917
Mrs. Oliver was a pioneer of the Eastern Oregon country. She was born November 31, 1842, in Virginia, and when a small child came West with her parents.
The survivors are two daughters, Mrs. May Patterson, of Spokane; Mrs. Ethel Winston, Portland, Or.; four sons, Henry Oliver, of California; Charles Oliver, of Roseburg, Or.; Frank Oliver, of Tillamook, Or; Alden Oliver, near Dallas, Or.
It is said that the funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon in the East Portland Seventh Day Adventist Church, with interment in the Lone Fir Cemetery.
Source: Oregonian - 11 January 1917
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