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"Illustrated History of Lane County, Oregon." Portland, Oregon: A. G. Walling, | "Illustrated History of Lane County, Oregon." Portland, Oregon: A. G. Walling, | ||
publisher, 1884. pg. 487. | publisher, 1884. pg. 487. | ||
+ | EUGENE F. SKINNER | ||
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(Deceased) -- This gentleman whose name is a household word throughout | (Deceased) -- This gentleman whose name is a household word throughout | ||
the entire length and breadth of Lane county, was the son of John Joseph | the entire length and breadth of Lane county, was the son of John Joseph | ||
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naturally learned the intricacies of agriculture, and drank in of the spirit of | naturally learned the intricacies of agriculture, and drank in of the spirit of | ||
adventure that subsequently developed in him the arduous undertakings of a life | adventure that subsequently developed in him the arduous undertakings of a life | ||
- | on the frontier. He married in Illinois, [[November 28]], 1839, | + | on the frontier. He married in Illinois, [[November 28]], 1839, Mary Cook, who was |
+ | born in Augusta, Oneida county, New York, February 7, 1816, and while a resident | ||
of that State was elected to several official positions, among them being | of that State was elected to several official positions, among them being | ||
Sheriff of Putnam county. In May 1845, owing to certain inducements held out to | Sheriff of Putnam county. In May 1845, owing to certain inducements held out to | ||
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vicinity took umbrage at the white man thus locating in their midst, and sought | vicinity took umbrage at the white man thus locating in their midst, and sought | ||
to destroy them, but Mr. Skinner kept watch and ward with an old musket while | to destroy them, but Mr. Skinner kept watch and ward with an old musket while | ||
- | his wife made bullets, but no dire deed of vengeance was perpetrated. | + | his wife made bullets, but no dire deed of vengeance was perpetrated. His |
- | + | family at this time consisted of a little girl, Mary, born in Polk county, | |
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Oregon, December 2, 1846, who in time was presented with the following sisters | Oregon, December 2, 1846, who in time was presented with the following sisters | ||
and one brother: Leonora, the first white child to see the light of day in Lane | and one brother: Leonora, the first white child to see the light of day in Lane | ||
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Walton; Amelia R. married, [[August 24]], [[1871]], Byron Van Houten, and is now Mrs. | Walton; Amelia R. married, [[August 24]], [[1871]], Byron Van Houten, and is now Mrs. | ||
Combs, of Eugene City. Eugene F. Skinner died [[December 15]], [[1864]]; his relict, | Combs, of Eugene City. Eugene F. Skinner died [[December 15]], [[1864]]; his relict, | ||
- | + | Mr. Mary (Skinner) Packard, died [[June 4]], [[1881]]. | |
- | [[Category:Eugene residents (1800s) | + | [[Category:Eugene residents (1800s)]] |