Emery West Griffith, 92, a veteran of the Indian wars, passed away Tuesday at the Hutchinson Hospital following a several months illness.
Mr. Griffith had spent the larger part of his life in Oregon, much of the time in Clackamas County. He had recently made his home with a brother, James Griffith of Logan, a pioneer Indian Scout and also an Indian war veteran.
Surviving are the brother James of Logan, and a niece, Mrs. McLean of Los Angeles, who has been in charge of the Griffith home since the death of her mother and wife of James.
The remains are at the Holman, Pace & Hankins mortuary.
Banner Courier, 7 July 1933
Mr. Griffith had spent the larger part of his life in Oregon, much of the time in Clackamas County. He had recently made his home with a brother, James Griffith of Logan, a pioneer Indian Scout and also an Indian war veteran.
Surviving are the brother James of Logan, and a niece, Mrs. McLean of Los Angeles, who has been in charge of the Griffith home since the death of her mother and wife of James.
The remains are at the Holman, Pace & Hankins mortuary.
Banner Courier, 7 July 1933
Emery West Griffith, 92, a veteran of the Indian wars, passed away Tuesday at the Hutchinson Hospital following a several months illness.
Mr. Griffith had spent the larger part of his life in Oregon, much of the time in Clackamas County. He had recently made his home with a brother, James Griffith of Logan, a pioneer Indian Scout and also an Indian war veteran.
Surviving are the brother James of Logan, and a niece, Mrs. McLean of Los Angeles, who has been in charge of the Griffith home since the death of her mother and wife of James.
The remains are at the Holman, Pace & Hankins mortuary.
Banner Courier, 7 July 1933
Mr. Griffith had spent the larger part of his life in Oregon, much of the time in Clackamas County. He had recently made his home with a brother, James Griffith of Logan, a pioneer Indian Scout and also an Indian war veteran.
Surviving are the brother James of Logan, and a niece, Mrs. McLean of Los Angeles, who has been in charge of the Griffith home since the death of her mother and wife of James.
The remains are at the Holman, Pace & Hankins mortuary.
Banner Courier, 7 July 1933
Inscription
Emery W. Griffith
1841 - 1933
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
