Name of father George Schreiber.
Maiden name of mother Elisabeth Dick.
1900 OR CENSUS - Martha Schriber [sic], age 10, b. Jan 1890 in Oregon, is enumerated with father George, age 47, occupation saw mill worker, b. Mar 1853 in Russia, year of immigration 1875, and his wife of 27 years, Elise [sic], age 46, b. Mar 1854 in Russia, along with siblings Christina, age 23, b. Sep 1876 in Ohio, John, age 14, b. Sep 1885 in Oregon, Mary, age 12, b. Sep 1887 in Oregon, George, age 8, b. May 1892 in Oregon, and Joey, age 3, b. Jul 1896 in Oregon.
MARRIAGE - Martha Schrieber [sic -Schreiber] md Ray Wallace Jones, 27 Apr 1910 in Portland, Oregon.
1920 OR CENSUS - Ray W. Jones, age 31, occupation garment cutter, b. Oregon, is enumerated with wife Martha, age 29, b. Oregon, along with Marjorie, age 8, b. Oregon, and Elizabeth, age 2 y's 4 m's, b. Oregon.
1930 OR CENSUS - R. Wallace Jones, age 42, married at age 22, occupation garment cutter, b. Oregon, is enumerated with wife Martha, age 40, married at age 20, b. Oregon, along with Marjorie J., age 18, and Elizabeth R., age 12, both born in Oregon. 

BIOGRAPHICAL (Source - The Annals of the S.W.R. Jones Family)
"Wallace also lives in Portland. He and his capable and artistic wife were married young" 

BIOGRAPHICAL (Source - Hollywood News 27 Aug 1980, pg 6, via Peggy O'Farrell via Tracey Saucy):
Back in 1908 when Mrs. Wallace Jones, with her family moved into the new home with her father, there wasn't much around besides hazel nut bushes.
In 1910 Mrs. Jones married Wallace and they moved into a home on 60th avenue, right off Sandy. His family moved to Oregon near Salem in 1854 (?) from Wales [sic - Indiana]. Mrs. Jones' family began homesteading in Oregon in the 1870's [sic - 1880's].
The streets were full of mud and people had to walk on planks across Sandy until it was paved in 1914 (?). When she was first married they had a nice lawn in front of their home. The only problem was that it was full of snakes!
There wasn't much along Sandy Blvd. in those days. There was once a giant gravel pit where Sandy Crest Terrace now stands. A drug store on 57th was where the family bought all their groceries when they first moved into the area.
Dr. William Ladlow had a practice on 57th where the fire station is now. He brought Mrs. Jones first daughter into the world. She is now 69 years old. She and her sister both attended Rose City Park School.
Mrs. Jones remembers their first winter in Portland. A blizzard suddenly came up. She, her sister and a friend had taken the street car home. Because of heavy snow, it stopped at 27th. They had to walk all the way home to 85th. I don't know how we ever made it through that blizzard," she exclaimed.
Mrs. Jones is now 90 years old and still keeps active. She enjoys living alone in her apartment where she has lived for 24 years." 

NOTE: For more information about Martha's ancestors, please contact Tracey Saucy, through the email address given for this web site.