SSN: 559-01-9651
It appears that at various times he was both known as William Charles Barcus and Charles William Barcus. Seen just below is a ruff transcription of an early Washington Census where his birth family appears.
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1892 Washington State Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, Daniel Ayris 76 Ohio Doctor
Barcus, Margarette Virginia 64 Maryland
Barcus, Charles 27 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, George Washington 33 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, Alice M [Milligan] 33 Iowa
Barcus, Charles William 12 Kansas
Barcus, Olive 9 Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A [Brattain] 7 Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal [Jones] 5 Kansas
Barcus, Flora Tina [Apperson] 3 Wash.
Barcus, Nellie Mae [Bayne] 1 Wash.
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1889 Washington Territory Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, George Washington 30, Illinois Farmer
Barcus, Alice M. 30, Iowa
Barcus, William Charles 8, Kansas
Barcus, Olive 6, Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A. 4, Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal 2, Kansas
Barcus, Mary**[name change, 6/12mo. Wash.
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**Her name was changed from Mary to
Jesse Opal Barcus. Also, note that all the
children reported to be born in Kansas.
Mr. Charles William Barcus was married to Miss Effie Myrtle Bartlett on 28 Aug 1910 in Linn County, Oregon and after a few years of farm work they moved to San Mateo County, California. He was 29 when they were married. She reports to be born in California, 21 Sept 1882 and died in the City of San Francisco on 12 Nov 1973. It appears they never had children.
His remains were returned to Pine Grove Cemetery in Linn County, Oregon for burial.
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Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records Index
Groom: Barcus, Charles William
Bride: Bartlett, Effie Myrtle
Date: 28 Aug 1910
Record Type: Marriage
County: Linn
Source: Health
Identifier: State Registrar
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In 1920, he was working as a store keeper in Madera, California.
In 1930, he had a job in a wire factory cleaning wire in San Mateo Co., California.
His wife chose to remain in California and it is not presently known where her remains are.
It appears that at various times he was both known as William Charles Barcus and Charles William Barcus. Seen just below is a ruff transcription of an early Washington Census where his birth family appears.
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1892 Washington State Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, Daniel Ayris 76 Ohio Doctor
Barcus, Margarette Virginia 64 Maryland
Barcus, Charles 27 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, George Washington 33 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, Alice M [Milligan] 33 Iowa
Barcus, Charles William 12 Kansas
Barcus, Olive 9 Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A [Brattain] 7 Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal [Jones] 5 Kansas
Barcus, Flora Tina [Apperson] 3 Wash.
Barcus, Nellie Mae [Bayne] 1 Wash.
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1889 Washington Territory Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, George Washington 30, Illinois Farmer
Barcus, Alice M. 30, Iowa
Barcus, William Charles 8, Kansas
Barcus, Olive 6, Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A. 4, Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal 2, Kansas
Barcus, Mary**[name change, 6/12mo. Wash.
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**Her name was changed from Mary to
Jesse Opal Barcus. Also, note that all the
children reported to be born in Kansas.
Mr. Charles William Barcus was married to Miss Effie Myrtle Bartlett on 28 Aug 1910 in Linn County, Oregon and after a few years of farm work they moved to San Mateo County, California. He was 29 when they were married. She reports to be born in California, 21 Sept 1882 and died in the City of San Francisco on 12 Nov 1973. It appears they never had children.
His remains were returned to Pine Grove Cemetery in Linn County, Oregon for burial.
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Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records Index
Groom: Barcus, Charles William
Bride: Bartlett, Effie Myrtle
Date: 28 Aug 1910
Record Type: Marriage
County: Linn
Source: Health
Identifier: State Registrar
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In 1920, he was working as a store keeper in Madera, California.
In 1930, he had a job in a wire factory cleaning wire in San Mateo Co., California.
His wife chose to remain in California and it is not presently known where her remains are.
SSN: 559-01-9651
It appears that at various times he was both known as William Charles Barcus and Charles William Barcus. Seen just below is a ruff transcription of an early Washington Census where his birth family appears.
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1892 Washington State Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, Daniel Ayris 76 Ohio Doctor
Barcus, Margarette Virginia 64 Maryland
Barcus, Charles 27 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, George Washington 33 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, Alice M [Milligan] 33 Iowa
Barcus, Charles William 12 Kansas
Barcus, Olive 9 Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A [Brattain] 7 Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal [Jones] 5 Kansas
Barcus, Flora Tina [Apperson] 3 Wash.
Barcus, Nellie Mae [Bayne] 1 Wash.
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1889 Washington Territory Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, George Washington 30, Illinois Farmer
Barcus, Alice M. 30, Iowa
Barcus, William Charles 8, Kansas
Barcus, Olive 6, Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A. 4, Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal 2, Kansas
Barcus, Mary**[name change, 6/12mo. Wash.
----------------------------------------
**Her name was changed from Mary to
Jesse Opal Barcus. Also, note that all the
children reported to be born in Kansas.
Mr. Charles William Barcus was married to Miss Effie Myrtle Bartlett on 28 Aug 1910 in Linn County, Oregon and after a few years of farm work they moved to San Mateo County, California. He was 29 when they were married. She reports to be born in California, 21 Sept 1882 and died in the City of San Francisco on 12 Nov 1973. It appears they never had children.
His remains were returned to Pine Grove Cemetery in Linn County, Oregon for burial.
----------------------------------
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records Index
Groom: Barcus, Charles William
Bride: Bartlett, Effie Myrtle
Date: 28 Aug 1910
Record Type: Marriage
County: Linn
Source: Health
Identifier: State Registrar
----------------------------------
In 1920, he was working as a store keeper in Madera, California.
In 1930, he had a job in a wire factory cleaning wire in San Mateo Co., California.
His wife chose to remain in California and it is not presently known where her remains are.
It appears that at various times he was both known as William Charles Barcus and Charles William Barcus. Seen just below is a ruff transcription of an early Washington Census where his birth family appears.
------------------------------------
1892 Washington State Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, Daniel Ayris 76 Ohio Doctor
Barcus, Margarette Virginia 64 Maryland
Barcus, Charles 27 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, George Washington 33 Ill. Farmer
Barcus, Alice M [Milligan] 33 Iowa
Barcus, Charles William 12 Kansas
Barcus, Olive 9 Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A [Brattain] 7 Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal [Jones] 5 Kansas
Barcus, Flora Tina [Apperson] 3 Wash.
Barcus, Nellie Mae [Bayne] 1 Wash.
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1889 Washington Territory Census, Lewis Co.
Barcus, George Washington 30, Illinois Farmer
Barcus, Alice M. 30, Iowa
Barcus, William Charles 8, Kansas
Barcus, Olive 6, Kansas
Barcus, Jewell A. 4, Kansas
Barcus, Jesse Opal 2, Kansas
Barcus, Mary**[name change, 6/12mo. Wash.
----------------------------------------
**Her name was changed from Mary to
Jesse Opal Barcus. Also, note that all the
children reported to be born in Kansas.
Mr. Charles William Barcus was married to Miss Effie Myrtle Bartlett on 28 Aug 1910 in Linn County, Oregon and after a few years of farm work they moved to San Mateo County, California. He was 29 when they were married. She reports to be born in California, 21 Sept 1882 and died in the City of San Francisco on 12 Nov 1973. It appears they never had children.
His remains were returned to Pine Grove Cemetery in Linn County, Oregon for burial.
----------------------------------
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records Index
Groom: Barcus, Charles William
Bride: Bartlett, Effie Myrtle
Date: 28 Aug 1910
Record Type: Marriage
County: Linn
Source: Health
Identifier: State Registrar
----------------------------------
In 1920, he was working as a store keeper in Madera, California.
In 1930, he had a job in a wire factory cleaning wire in San Mateo Co., California.
His wife chose to remain in California and it is not presently known where her remains are.
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