Jesse Columbus Wilks, 1827–1856?> (aged 29 years)
- Name
- Jesse Columbus /Wilks/
- Given names
- Jesse Columbus
- Nickname
- Lum
- Surname
- Wilks
Birth
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Birth of a brother
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British King
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7th President of the United States
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Birth of a sister
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Birth of a brother
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Citation details: Memorial# 20363203. Added 08 JUL 2007 by Owlisnapp.
Source: Oregon Public Records Database
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 142 |
Birth of a brother
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Source: Oregon Public Records Database
Citation details: Memorial# 20362797. Added 08 Jul 2007 by Owlisnapp.
Source: Emigrants to Oregon in 1845
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British King
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8th President of the United States
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Marriage of a brother
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Source: Indiana, Marriages, 1811-1959
Citation details: page 75 Note: February the 10th 1840. Issue a marriage License to William Wilks and Elizabeth Wilks, citizens of Hendricks County Ind. who have since been Joined in marriage as appears from the following certificate Court, “State of Indiana Hendricks County" I Samuel Barker an acting Justice of the peace of the county aforesaid do hereby certify that on the eleventh day of February 1840 I solemized the rights of matrimony between William Wilks and Elizabeth Wilks . Given under my hand and seal February the 11th 1840 at 8 oclock at night. ss: Samuel Barker. JP SEAL page 75 |
British Queen
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9th President of the United States
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10th President of the United States
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Marriage of a sister
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Source: Emigrants to Oregon in 1845
Source: Missouri Marriages, 1750-1920
Citation details: Missouri-ODM, Film# 930887 |
Marriage of a brother
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Citation details: page 372 |
11th President of the United States
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Death of a brother
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Cause: 'mountain fever' probably tick fever
Address: Oregon Trail near mouth of the Malheur River on the journey west |
12th President of the United States
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Marriage of a sister
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Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 140
Source: Emigrants to Oregon in 1845
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13th President of the United States
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Census
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Address: Washington County, Oregon Territory, USA Citation details: page 145 Text: Enumerator: DV Null ? Quality of data: census image Note: hh 299-299 Paten Wilks, Age: 59 Male, Farmer & Currier, VA; Ann Age: 55, Female, VA; Jesse, Age: 23, Male, Farmer, VA; Jabez, Age: 16, Male, IN; Geo W., Age: 13, Male, IN; Dan’l Robinson, Age: 20, Male, Laborer, MO |
Marriage
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Source: Emigrants to Oregon in 1845
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14th President of the United States
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Birth of a son
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Address: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon Territory
Source: Oregon Public Records Database
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Marriage of a brother
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Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 142
Source: Oregon Marriage Records
Citation details: Groom-Wilkes |
Death
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Address: Jackson Falls River, Washington County, Oregon, USA. GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 45.6231671, Longitude: -122.9373728
Cause of death: drowning/killed in a massive flood
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 33, 34 Citation details: Memorial# 29047777. Added 15 Aug 2008 by Nancy Gerling
Source: Oregon Public Records Database
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Burial
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Cemetery: Harrison Cemetery
Address: Forest Grove, Washington, Oregon, USA. GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 45.60280, Longitude: -123.03890 Citation details: Memorial# 29047777. Added 15 Aug 2008 by Nancy Gerling Note: plaque placed by Judy Goldmann: James Hough; Jesse Columbus Wilkes; Died Dec. 8, 1856; In A Flood. |
father |
1791–1889
Birth: July 16, 1791
30
27
— Bedford, Virginia, USA Death: November 25, 1889 — Banks, Washington, Oregon, USA |
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mother |
1797–1888
Birth: March 8, 1797
— Bedford, Virginia, USA Death: March 15, 1888 — Banks, Washington, Oregon, USA |
Marriage | Marriage — March 26, 1815 — Bedford, Virginia, USA |
3 years
elder brother |
1817–1818
Birth: about 1817
25
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— Virginia, USA Death: about 1818 — Virginia, USA |
2 years
elder sister |
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13 months
elder brother |
1819–1903
Birth: February 9, 1819
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21
— Bedford, Virginia, USA Death: January 12, 1903 — Columbia Slough, Washington, Oregon, USA |
2 years
elder brother |
1821–1901
Birth: February 8, 1821
29
23
— Bedford, Virginia, USA Death: May 24, 1901 — Wagner, Wheeler, Oregon, USA |
7 years
himself |
1827–1856
Birth: about 1827
35
29
— Virginia, USA Death: December 8, 1856 — Washington, Oregon, USA |
1 year
brother |
1827–1845
Birth: about 1827
35
29
— Kentucky, USA Death: September 1845 — Oregon, USA |
6 years
younger sister |
1832–1864
Birth: 1832
40
34
— Hendricks, Indiana, USA Death: June 26, 1864 — Cornelius, Washington, Oregon, USA |
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1832–1917
Birth: February 5, 1832
40
34
— Hendricks, Indiana, USA Death: November 20, 1917 — Banks, Washington, Oregon, USA |
2 years
younger brother |
1834–1866
Birth: April 1834
42
37
— Hendricks, Indiana, USA Death: 1866 — Washington, Oregon, USA |
himself |
1827–1856
Birth: about 1827
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29
— Virginia, USA Death: December 8, 1856 — Washington, Oregon, USA |
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wife | |
Marriage | Marriage — 1853 — Oregon, USA |
21 months
son |
1854–1944
Birth: October 7, 1854
27
— Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA Death: January 10, 1944 — Oregon City, Clackamas, Oregon, USA |
Birth |
Source: Emigrants to Oregon in 1845
Source: Oregon Public Records Database
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Census |
Citation details: page 145 Text: Enumerator: DV Null ? Quality of data: census image |
Marriage |
Source: Emigrants to Oregon in 1845
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Death |
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 33, 34 Citation details: Memorial# 29047777. Added 15 Aug 2008 by Nancy Gerling
Source: Oregon Public Records Database
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Burial |
Citation details: Memorial# 29047777. Added 15 Aug 2008 by Nancy Gerling |
Note |
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 21 |
Note |
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 33, 34 |
Note |
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Note |
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 34 |
Census |
hh 299-299 Paten Wilks, Age: 59 Male, Farmer & Currier, VA; Ann Age: 55, Female, VA; Jesse, Age: 23, Male, Farmer, VA; Jabez, Age: 16, Male, IN; Geo W., Age: 13, Male, IN; Dan’l Robinson, Age: 20, Male, Laborer, MO |
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Burial |
plaque placed by Judy Goldmann: James Hough; Jesse Columbus Wilkes; Died Dec. 8, 1856; In A Flood. |
Note
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"Columbus Wilkes was a cripple and being unable to walk they kept one horse for him to ride and fed it the bread they so badly needed for themselves."
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 21 |
Note
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"Columbus was killed in the destruction of John B. Jackson's mill in 1857, about eight miles north and two-and one-half miles east of Hillsboro, a little above what is now known as the Jackson quarry. Columbus and a man named Huff were grinding wheat to take to Oregon City to trade for goods. This was against the advice of Jackson, who warned them that the mill was in a dangerous condition and begged them to stay out of it. It was raining very hard, the stream was swollen, and the dam had shown signs of giving away. The mill pond was full of logs, the flour mill being directly below the sawmill. About 11 o'clock at night, Jackson who was unable to sleep, but sitting by the fire heard the crash and said to his wife, "My God, Sarah, the mill has gone." Nothing could be done in the darkness except to send messengers to rouse the neighbors and by daylight all the people for miles around were at the scene. The wreckage was strewn for miles down the ravine. Of the heavy mill frame no two timbers were attached and few were left whole. A box of burr picks was found sitting on a stump a hundred feet above the bottom of the gulch. The bodies of the men were found almost two miles below and a water soaked kitten was plaintively mewing in a tree hard by."
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 33, 34 |
Note
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NEWS PAPER ARTICLE - HILLSBORO ARGUS , AUGUST 5 , 1915 JACKSON FALLS VISIT A visit to Jackson Falls, yesterday, Jackson Falls is located about 2 1/2 miles northeast of North Plains . Revealed one of natures famous beauty spots , for a half mile the little stream cataracts over a solid rock bottom. At the head of the falls there is a precipitation of about fifteen feet. Several hundred yards down from the fall , lays an old iron mill casting, and this strange curio naturally started a query, and the following imformation: |
Note
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"In 1849 or 1850, Arch, Columbus and Jabe became afflicted by the gold fever and went overland to California. We have but few details of that trip. There was a considerable party and they had trouble with the Indians on the Rogue River, but I think none of the party was killed or seriously injured. Nor do we know how long they remained in the land of gold. Father (Jabe) returned by sailboat and had a long, stormy passage of thirty or forty days. How long "Arch" and "Lum" remained or how they returned we are unable to say."
Source: By an Oregon Pioneer Fireside
Citation details: page 34 |