Ernest Graham was the son of Capt. A. B. Graham, prominent Oregon steamboat master, and Mary Lambert Graham, daughter of Joseph Lambert, prominent horticulturist and originator of the Lambert cherry. His grandfather was Capt. John N. Graham who established the Oregon City Transportation Co. in 1890. Ernest Graham worked for the American-Hawaiian Steamship Co. for 29 years and Sites Silverwheels Freightways. He is buried next to his wife Leona and his aunt and uncle, Elizabeth Lambert Wood and Dr. William L. Wood.
Ernest Graham was the son of Capt. A. B. Graham, prominent Oregon steamboat master, and Mary Lambert Graham, daughter of Joseph Lambert, prominent horticulturist and originator of the Lambert cherry. His grandfather was Capt. John N. Graham who established the Oregon City Transportation Co. in 1890. Ernest Graham worked for the American-Hawaiian Steamship Co. for 29 years and Sites Silverwheels Freightways. He is buried next to his wife Leona and his aunt and uncle, Elizabeth Lambert Wood and Dr. William L. Wood.
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