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s/o Benjamin Shaw Pike / Mary G. McQuillin*
The distinguished Pike family first settled on Ring's Island, across the river from Newburyport about 1648. His father Benjamin S. Pike, was a native of NH, a farmer and mechanic. For many years he was a foreman in a shipyard. He passed from earth in "1852" [1]. Nathan Pike, the great-grandfather [2] of Benjamin Franklin, was a Captain during the Revolutionary War, in the MA Line Infantry. Zebulon Pike [3], an Uncle of Benjamin S[haw], was a Lieutenant Colonel, and was killed at Fort George during the War of 1812+.
CO B 40th NY Infantry - 25 May 1861 to 18 Nov 1862 - Private CO A 34th OH Infantry 18 Dec 1862 to 13 Jan 1866
Lived near Moro, OR; Commander - OR GAR - Died Grass Valley at the home of his son Irwin Denny Pike. Funeral at Grass Valley, buried IOOF Cemetery, The Dalles
m [1] 9 Jun 1861 West Newbury, Essex Co., MA
Mary J. Langley - ends in Divorce
They had 1 child - Louella F. "Louie"
m [2] 7 May 1871 Linn Co., OR
Mahala G. Denney
They had 2 children - Irwin Denny, Everett H.
ref: *Also found as McQuillen; Sherman Co., OR Historical Society; Death certificate; +An Illustrated History of Central OR Western Historical Pub. Co. Spokane, WA 1905 - [1] s/b 1869 [2] s/b Grandfather [3] s/b a Cousin
s/o Benjamin Shaw Pike / Mary G. McQuillin*
The distinguished Pike family first settled on Ring's Island, across the river from Newburyport about 1648. His father Benjamin S. Pike, was a native of NH, a farmer and mechanic. For many years he was a foreman in a shipyard. He passed from earth in "1852" [1]. Nathan Pike, the great-grandfather [2] of Benjamin Franklin, was a Captain during the Revolutionary War, in the MA Line Infantry. Zebulon Pike [3], an Uncle of Benjamin S[haw], was a Lieutenant Colonel, and was killed at Fort George during the War of 1812+.
CO B 40th NY Infantry - 25 May 1861 to 18 Nov 1862 - Private CO A 34th OH Infantry 18 Dec 1862 to 13 Jan 1866
Lived near Moro, OR; Commander - OR GAR - Died Grass Valley at the home of his son Irwin Denny Pike. Funeral at Grass Valley, buried IOOF Cemetery, The Dalles
m [1] 9 Jun 1861 West Newbury, Essex Co., MA
Mary J. Langley - ends in Divorce
They had 1 child - Louella F. "Louie"
m [2] 7 May 1871 Linn Co., OR
Mahala G. Denney
They had 2 children - Irwin Denny, Everett H.
ref: *Also found as McQuillen; Sherman Co., OR Historical Society; Death certificate; +An Illustrated History of Central OR Western Historical Pub. Co. Spokane, WA 1905 - [1] s/b 1869 [2] s/b Grandfather [3] s/b a Cousin
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s/o Benjamin Shaw Pike / Mary G. McQuillin*
The distinguished Pike family first settled on Ring's Island, across the river from Newburyport about 1648. His father Benjamin S. Pike, was a native of NH, a farmer and mechanic. For many years he was a foreman in a shipyard. He passed from earth in "1852" [1]. Nathan Pike, the great-grandfather [2] of Benjamin Franklin, was a Captain during the Revolutionary War, in the MA Line Infantry. Zebulon Pike [3], an Uncle of Benjamin S[haw], was a Lieutenant Colonel, and was killed at Fort George during the War of 1812+.
CO B 40th NY Infantry - 25 May 1861 to 18 Nov 1862 - Private CO A 34th OH Infantry 18 Dec 1862 to 13 Jan 1866
Lived near Moro, OR; Commander - OR GAR - Died Grass Valley at the home of his son Irwin Denny Pike. Funeral at Grass Valley, buried IOOF Cemetery, The Dalles
m [1] 9 Jun 1861 West Newbury, Essex Co., MA
Mary J. Langley - ends in Divorce
They had 1 child - Louella F. "Louie"
m [2] 7 May 1871 Linn Co., OR
Mahala G. Denney
They had 2 children - Irwin Denny, Everett H.
ref: *Also found as McQuillen; Sherman Co., OR Historical Society; Death certificate; +An Illustrated History of Central OR Western Historical Pub. Co. Spokane, WA 1905 - [1] s/b 1869 [2] s/b Grandfather [3] s/b a Cousin
s/o Benjamin Shaw Pike / Mary G. McQuillin*
The distinguished Pike family first settled on Ring's Island, across the river from Newburyport about 1648. His father Benjamin S. Pike, was a native of NH, a farmer and mechanic. For many years he was a foreman in a shipyard. He passed from earth in "1852" [1]. Nathan Pike, the great-grandfather [2] of Benjamin Franklin, was a Captain during the Revolutionary War, in the MA Line Infantry. Zebulon Pike [3], an Uncle of Benjamin S[haw], was a Lieutenant Colonel, and was killed at Fort George during the War of 1812+.
CO B 40th NY Infantry - 25 May 1861 to 18 Nov 1862 - Private CO A 34th OH Infantry 18 Dec 1862 to 13 Jan 1866
Lived near Moro, OR; Commander - OR GAR - Died Grass Valley at the home of his son Irwin Denny Pike. Funeral at Grass Valley, buried IOOF Cemetery, The Dalles
m [1] 9 Jun 1861 West Newbury, Essex Co., MA
Mary J. Langley - ends in Divorce
They had 1 child - Louella F. "Louie"
m [2] 7 May 1871 Linn Co., OR
Mahala G. Denney
They had 2 children - Irwin Denny, Everett H.
ref: *Also found as McQuillen; Sherman Co., OR Historical Society; Death certificate; +An Illustrated History of Central OR Western Historical Pub. Co. Spokane, WA 1905 - [1] s/b 1869 [2] s/b Grandfather [3] s/b a Cousin
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