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Patton, Andrew 'Jack' Jackson
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FIRST: Andrew 'Jack'
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MID: Jackson
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| GENDER: M
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| BORN: Dec 1861
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DIED: 26 Aug 1932
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BURIED: 28 Aug 1932
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OCCUPATION: Farmer
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| BIRTH PLACE: Macleay, Marion Co., Oregon
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| DEATH PLACE: Macleay, Marion Co., Oregon
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NOTES:
*OSBH DC (Marion County 1932) #640
1870 OR CENSUS - Jackson Patton, age 7, b. Oregon, is enumerated with W. T. Patton, age 42, occupation farmer, b. Missouri, and Julia A., age 36, b. Missouri, along with Nancy, age 19, Catherine, age 16, Benton, age 15, Mary, age 13, Francis, age 9, Edward, age 6, and Chas., age 4, all born in Oregon.
MARRIAGE - "A. J. Patton, over 29 & Mabell/Mabel M. Taylor, over 18, m 7 Oct 1891 at house of Marion Taylor by Elias Cox, M. G. Aff: T. B. Patton. Wit: S. P. Farrens & Wm. Taylor #4907 pg 573";
1900 OR CENSUS - Jackson A. Patton, age 38, occupation farmer, b. Dec 1861 in Oregon, is enumerated with his wife of 9 years, Mable, age 26, b. Aug 1873 in Oregon, along with Hallie C., age 7, b. Aug 1892 in Oregon, and Vernon E., age 6, b. Dec 1893 in Oregon.
1920 OR CENSUS - Andrew J. Patton, age 57, occupation farmer, b. Oregon. is enumerated with wife Mable [sic] M. Taylor, age 45, b. Oregon
BIOGRAPHICAL:
Killed a Cougar – Saturday night’s storm drove a cougar, or mountain lion, in from the foothills, and it attacked the flocks of Jack Patton several miles east of Macleay. The dogs got after the lion and drove him into the trees. Sunday morning he killed it not 200 yards from the house. It weighed 95 pounds. Mr. Patton felt proud of his achievement and brought the skin to Salem today. He wanted to see if he could get the bounty without mutilating the head. The skin is a beautiful one of seven feet long.
Weekly Capital Journal 21 Jun 1894 3:4.
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OBITUARY:
Pioneer groups lost one of their most active members Friday, August 26, with the death of A. Jack Patton, 71, at his residence near Macleay. Mr. Patton was born at Macleay on the old Patton donation land claim and lived his entire life in that district. His parents were leaders in the settling of the Waldo Hills community. In October 1891, he married Miss Mabel Taylor, daughter of Marion Taylor of the Taylor Grove community above Mehama. The widow and the two sons born of this union, Vernon of Macleay and Harry of Portland, survive. Two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Sarah Downing and L. B. Patton, both of Salem, Mrs. Jane Taylor of Portland and Frank Patton of Astoria, and a number of cousins, nephews, and nieces, also survive. He was related to a number of families prominent in Salem and vicinity. Mr. Patton was a member of the Macleay grange, the Salem Elks lodge, and the Christian church. He was an enthusiastic sportsman, and was regarded as an authority on hunting and fishing. He had been ill for the past three years and was bedfast for the past month. Funeral services will be held Sunday, August 28, at 1:30 p.m. from the chapel of the Cough-Barrick Company, Church at Ferry Streets, with Rev. D. J. Howe officiating. Interment will be in the Warren Cemetery.
Capital Journal 27 Aug 1932 9:8
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INSCRIPTION:
Andrew Jackson
Patton
1861 - 1932
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SOURCES:
Hellie, Mader & Rickey
Saucy
ODI
1870 OR CENSUS (Marion Co., Sublimity, FA #1537)
Marriage Records of Marion Co., Oregon 1888-1891, Vol VI, pg 46
WCJ 21 Jun 1894 3:4
1900 OR CENSUS (Marion Co., Salem, ED 128, sheet 6A)
1920 OR CENSUS (Marion Co., Macleay, ED 476, sheet 2A)
CJ 27 Aug 1932 9:8
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