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F.R. Pendleton, Early Everett Logger, Dies
Frank Ryerson Pendleton, early-day Everett logging operator, died yesterday at his home, 3033 43rd Ave. W. He was 89.
Mr. Pendleton is credited with introducing horses to supplant oxen in logging in the Everett area. He began operations there and in Cherry Valley, near Monroe in 1899. His career in the timber industry was built with a partner, Herbert S. Gilkey, Minneapolis, a brother-in-law.
Mr. Pendleton and his partner expanded their logging operations to Vancouver, B.C., in 1912. Their Enterprises included the Pendleton-Gilkey Co., with operations in Everett, Minneapolis and Vancouver, B.C., and the Mohawk Lumber Co., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton was president of the two firms before his retirement two years ago.
During the First World War, Mr. Pendleton was in charge of the Spruce production for the Canadian government.
Born and reared in Oconto, Wis., Mr. Pendleton began his career in the middle west. In recent years his interests were transferred to his four sons Brooks and Crosby Pendleton, both of Everett, Wayne Pendleton of Vancouver, B.C., and Francis Pendleton., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton who moved to Seattle soon after his retirement was a member of the First Church of Christ, Science and Masonic organizations all of Everett.
Surviving besides his sons are wife, Minette;
a stepdaughter, Mrs. Gertrude Greenleaf, Seattle; a sister, Mrs. Allie Crosby, Everett; a brother, Harley Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif; 12 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
Private funeral services will be held Monday Forkner’s Chapel.
Published in the Seattle Daily Times on Saturday, November 28, 1953 on page: 12
Occupation: Lumberman
1st wife: Elkla G Runkel
Marriage 18 Aug 1888 Oconto, Wisconsin
Ella Pendleton
His Daughters: Verna Pendleton Holmquist 39 in 1930
Norma Pendleton English 34
His Sons : Crosby Pendleton 21
Francis Pendleton born 1901 Washington
Grandson : Neil English 4
Grand daughters: Brooks Holmquist 14
Barbra Holmquist 12
Married Minette Ford between 1930- 1940
His Mother: Almeda Pendleton
Age in 1870: 85
Birth Year: abt 1785
Birthplace: Maine
Death Date: 27 Nov 1953
Death Place: Seattle, King, Washington
Father: Charles T. Pendleton
Mother: Alameda Lindsey
Spouse: Minette Pendleton
FHL Film Number: 2033322
Reference ID: 21549
F.R. Pendleton, Early Everett Logger, Dies
Frank Ryerson Pendleton, early-day Everett logging operator, died yesterday at his home, 3033 43rd Ave. W. He was 89.
Mr. Pendleton is credited with introducing horses to supplant oxen in logging in the Everett area. He began operations there and in Cherry Valley, near Monroe in 1899. His career in the timber industry was built with a partner, Herbert S. Gilkey, Minneapolis, a brother-in-law.
Mr. Pendleton and his partner expanded their logging operations to Vancouver, B.C., in 1912. Their Enterprises included the Pendleton-Gilkey Co., with operations in Everett, Minneapolis and Vancouver, B.C., and the Mohawk Lumber Co., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton was president of the two firms before his retirement two years ago.
During the First World War, Mr. Pendleton was in charge of the Spruce production for the Canadian government.
Born and reared in Oconto, Wis., Mr. Pendleton began his career in the middle west. In recent years his interests were transferred to his four sons Brooks and Crosby Pendleton, both of Everett, Wayne Pendleton of Vancouver, B.C., and Francis Pendleton., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton who moved to Seattle soon after his retirement was a member of the First Church of Christ, Science and Masonic organizations all of Everett.
Surviving besides his sons are wife, Minette;
a stepdaughter, Mrs. Gertrude Greenleaf, Seattle; a sister, Mrs. Allie Crosby, Everett; a brother, Harley Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif; 12 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
Private funeral services will be held Monday Forkner’s Chapel.
Published in the Seattle Daily Times on Saturday, November 28, 1953 on page: 12
Occupation: Lumberman
1st wife: Elkla G Runkel
Marriage 18 Aug 1888 Oconto, Wisconsin
Ella Pendleton
His Daughters: Verna Pendleton Holmquist 39 in 1930
Norma Pendleton English 34
His Sons : Crosby Pendleton 21
Francis Pendleton born 1901 Washington
Grandson : Neil English 4
Grand daughters: Brooks Holmquist 14
Barbra Holmquist 12
Married Minette Ford between 1930- 1940
His Mother: Almeda Pendleton
Age in 1870: 85
Birth Year: abt 1785
Birthplace: Maine
Death Date: 27 Nov 1953
Death Place: Seattle, King, Washington
Father: Charles T. Pendleton
Mother: Alameda Lindsey
Spouse: Minette Pendleton
FHL Film Number: 2033322
Reference ID: 21549
THANK YOU Find A Grave contributor John Nielson for providing his obit.! Sincerely Appreciate it !!!
F.R. Pendleton, Early Everett Logger, Dies
Frank Ryerson Pendleton, early-day Everett logging operator, died yesterday at his home, 3033 43rd Ave. W. He was 89.
Mr. Pendleton is credited with introducing horses to supplant oxen in logging in the Everett area. He began operations there and in Cherry Valley, near Monroe in 1899. His career in the timber industry was built with a partner, Herbert S. Gilkey, Minneapolis, a brother-in-law.
Mr. Pendleton and his partner expanded their logging operations to Vancouver, B.C., in 1912. Their Enterprises included the Pendleton-Gilkey Co., with operations in Everett, Minneapolis and Vancouver, B.C., and the Mohawk Lumber Co., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton was president of the two firms before his retirement two years ago.
During the First World War, Mr. Pendleton was in charge of the Spruce production for the Canadian government.
Born and reared in Oconto, Wis., Mr. Pendleton began his career in the middle west. In recent years his interests were transferred to his four sons Brooks and Crosby Pendleton, both of Everett, Wayne Pendleton of Vancouver, B.C., and Francis Pendleton., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton who moved to Seattle soon after his retirement was a member of the First Church of Christ, Science and Masonic organizations all of Everett.
Surviving besides his sons are wife, Minette;
a stepdaughter, Mrs. Gertrude Greenleaf, Seattle; a sister, Mrs. Allie Crosby, Everett; a brother, Harley Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif; 12 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
Private funeral services will be held Monday Forkner’s Chapel.
Published in the Seattle Daily Times on Saturday, November 28, 1953 on page: 12
Occupation: Lumberman
1st wife: Elkla G Runkel
Marriage 18 Aug 1888 Oconto, Wisconsin
Ella Pendleton
His Daughters: Verna Pendleton Holmquist 39 in 1930
Norma Pendleton English 34
His Sons : Crosby Pendleton 21
Francis Pendleton born 1901 Washington
Grandson : Neil English 4
Grand daughters: Brooks Holmquist 14
Barbra Holmquist 12
Married Minette Ford between 1930- 1940
His Mother: Almeda Pendleton
Age in 1870: 85
Birth Year: abt 1785
Birthplace: Maine
Death Date: 27 Nov 1953
Death Place: Seattle, King, Washington
Father: Charles T. Pendleton
Mother: Alameda Lindsey
Spouse: Minette Pendleton
FHL Film Number: 2033322
Reference ID: 21549
F.R. Pendleton, Early Everett Logger, Dies
Frank Ryerson Pendleton, early-day Everett logging operator, died yesterday at his home, 3033 43rd Ave. W. He was 89.
Mr. Pendleton is credited with introducing horses to supplant oxen in logging in the Everett area. He began operations there and in Cherry Valley, near Monroe in 1899. His career in the timber industry was built with a partner, Herbert S. Gilkey, Minneapolis, a brother-in-law.
Mr. Pendleton and his partner expanded their logging operations to Vancouver, B.C., in 1912. Their Enterprises included the Pendleton-Gilkey Co., with operations in Everett, Minneapolis and Vancouver, B.C., and the Mohawk Lumber Co., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton was president of the two firms before his retirement two years ago.
During the First World War, Mr. Pendleton was in charge of the Spruce production for the Canadian government.
Born and reared in Oconto, Wis., Mr. Pendleton began his career in the middle west. In recent years his interests were transferred to his four sons Brooks and Crosby Pendleton, both of Everett, Wayne Pendleton of Vancouver, B.C., and Francis Pendleton., New Westminster, B.C.
Mr. Pendleton who moved to Seattle soon after his retirement was a member of the First Church of Christ, Science and Masonic organizations all of Everett.
Surviving besides his sons are wife, Minette;
a stepdaughter, Mrs. Gertrude Greenleaf, Seattle; a sister, Mrs. Allie Crosby, Everett; a brother, Harley Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif; 12 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
Private funeral services will be held Monday Forkner’s Chapel.
Published in the Seattle Daily Times on Saturday, November 28, 1953 on page: 12
Occupation: Lumberman
1st wife: Elkla G Runkel
Marriage 18 Aug 1888 Oconto, Wisconsin
Ella Pendleton
His Daughters: Verna Pendleton Holmquist 39 in 1930
Norma Pendleton English 34
His Sons : Crosby Pendleton 21
Francis Pendleton born 1901 Washington
Grandson : Neil English 4
Grand daughters: Brooks Holmquist 14
Barbra Holmquist 12
Married Minette Ford between 1930- 1940
His Mother: Almeda Pendleton
Age in 1870: 85
Birth Year: abt 1785
Birthplace: Maine
Death Date: 27 Nov 1953
Death Place: Seattle, King, Washington
Father: Charles T. Pendleton
Mother: Alameda Lindsey
Spouse: Minette Pendleton
FHL Film Number: 2033322
Reference ID: 21549
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