Maryhill Obituaries
Name | Birth | Death | Note |
Alexander, Frank Edward | 02-17-1880 | 09-30-1938 | Maryhill Man Dies from Shot Frank Eugene Alexander was born February 17, 1880 in Bickleton. According to his Findagrave Memorial, his parents were Beatrice [Thosker] and Frank Alexander. He married Orma Z [DePee] on April 3, 1937 in Vancouver, WA. On September 29, 1938, Frank was involved in an auto accident after his car "struck a car parked on the edge of the Evergreen highway near Wishram." It did not appear that Frank was injured. The following day, Frank apparently shot himself with a shotgun near his home in Maryhill. He died at the age of 58. [Researcher Note: Although the newspaper article says Frank was buried at the IOOF Cemetery, the gravestone is at Maryhill. His WWI Draft Registration confirms his birthdate and full name.] |
Ashcroft, Edward | 1861 | 01-24-1948 | Pensioner (column 1) Burial Services (column 6) Edward drowned in the Columbia River near Cliffs, Klickitat, WA |
Asher, Robert Lee | 02-08-1919 | 12-22-1934 | Robert Lee Asher (column 3) Spinal meningitis and pneumonia |
Babcock, Octa Icophene | 03-05-1896 | 07-04-1935 | Icophene Babcock (column 1) HS Photo Octa Icophene was born March 5, 1896 to Mary Louise [Brazeal] and George B. Clendening at Columbus, Klickitat County. She married Eugene H Babcock 12-23-1919 in Clark County, WA. Icophene died 07-04-1935 in Ridgefield, Clark, WA. |
Bolan, Ida Estelle Kennedy | 05-21-1858 | 10-03-1928 | The death of Ida Kennedy (column 4) Mrs. John Bolan (column 3) Parents: Lucina [Wendell] and E.R. Hatch. Spouse #1 (1882): John Kennedy. Spouse #2 (1912) |
De Pee, Charles | 02-15-1879 | 09-30-1935 | Obituary: Charles DePee (column 6) Spouse: Orma Johnson |
Hamblen, Geraldine Ann | 09-07-1944 | 03-21-1945 | Funeral Services (Maryhill News). Parents: Juanita [Patterson] and James Hamblen |
Hamblen, Sherman C. | 01-11-1911 | 01-10-1972 | Obituary (Sentinel Archive) |
Helms, Mary [Nordyke] | 03-01-1837 | 03-06-1896 | The Nellie, the towboat for the Grants ferry, half-masted (column 2 under "Clippings Of the Past") Early Oregonians Mary [Nordyke] was born March 1, 1837 in Illinois to Camilla [Pickerell] and Aden Nordyke. She married William Henry Helms on October 12, 1854 in Marion County, Oregon. Mary passed away on March 6, 1896 in Colfax, Washington and her body was brought on "The Nellie" back to Klickitat County for burial. |
Henderson, Ira L. | June 1870 | 12-27-1942 | Gravestone
Sentinel Death Announcement
Obituary (link & work by Jeffrey Elmer)
Ira L. Henderson was born in June 1870 in Missouri to Lucy A [Stark] and Joseph Henderson. The Henderson family was living in Klickitat County by the 1880 US Census.
Ira was married to Martha (Mattie) Brazeal on February 6, 1896
at Goldendale in Klickitat County. He served as the sheriff of Klickitat County from 1916 to 1920. Ira
passed away on December 27, 1942 at the age of 72 in Vancouver, Clark County, WA. [Researcher Sources: Obituary; 1883 WA State & Territorial Census; US & International Marriage Records; WA Death Records; 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 & 1940 US Censuses] |
Hope, Arthur William | 02-12-1906 | 09-13-1964 | Obituary |
McAfee, Mamie | 02-22-1895 | 11-03-1925 | Mrs. Mamie McAfee Parents: Lou & Henry Barnard. Spouse: Ragen McAfee. Died of TB |
Piggot, Mrs. | July 29, 1896 | Died at the Columbus M.E. parsonage Wednesday... (column 1 - "See Clippings of the Past") Mrs. Piggot was living at the Columbus M.E. parsonage and died there, after having been invalided for nearly a year. Her husband Rev. John Piggot moved her here, hoping the move would help her health difficulties. [Researcher Note: The newspaper article says she was buried in the Columbus Cemetery. The findagrave.com memorial does not identify Mrs. Piggot's first or maiden name. They do cite that she was born in 1839 in Illinois, but it is unclear where this information originated.] | |
Sanders, William L. | 07-16-1864 | 07-09-1918 | Obituary |
Wheelhouse, Harry | 06-14-1866 | 12-06-1925 | Harry Wheelhouse (column 3) Obituary (link by Jeffrey Elmer) |
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