Mary W. WHITEAKER

Female 1846 - 1864  (17 years)


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  1. 1.  Mary W. WHITEAKER was born 4 Oct 1846, Lee Co. IL; died 27 Jun 1864, Polk Co. OR; was buried , Whiteaker Cemetery, Dallas, Polk Co. OR.

    Other Events:

    • _UID: DAC497F78FAC4B928790C27589FD20003869

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    CENSUS RECORDS

    1850 Census
    Name: Mary Whitiker [Mary Whiteaker]
    Age: 4
    Birth Year: abt 1846
    Birthplace: Illinois
    Home in 1850: Polk, Oregon Territory
    Gender: Female
    Family Number: 121
    Household Members:
    Benj Whitiker 55
    Mary Whitiker 42
    David Whitiker 25
    William Whitiker 24
    Ellen Whitiker 18
    Joseph Whitiker 15
    Benjn Whitiker 12
    Maria Whitiker 9
    Washington Whitiker 7
    Mary Whitiker 4
    Baby Whitiker 0

    1860 Census
    Name: Mary Whitaker
    Age in 1860: 13
    Birth Year: abt 1847
    Birthplace: Illinois
    Home in 1860: Independence, Polk, Oregon
    Gender: Female
    Post Office: Independence
    Household Members:
    B Whitaker 63
    Mary Whitaker 53
    J R Whitaker 23
    G W Whitaker 17
    Mary Whitaker 13

    BIOGRAPHICAL

    Portrait & Biographical Record of the Willamette Valley Oregon." Chapman Publishing Company, 1903. p. 1126.

    HON. JAMES L. COLLINS

    The marriage of Judge Collins occurred in Polk county in 1861, Miss Mary Whiteaker becoming his wife. She was born in De Kalb county, Ill., in 1846, the daughter of Benjamin Whiteaker, who was one of the pioneers of Polk county in 1847, and a relative of John Whiteaker, the first governor of Oregon. Mrs. Collins died in 1864, leaving one daughter, Nellie, who is a graduate of La Creole Academy, the state normal school at Monmouth, and the New York state normal college at Oswego, N. Y. She is now critic in the state normal school at Madison, S. D., which position she has occupied for the past ten years.

    Early Oregonians Database Index. Oregon State Archives, Salem, Oregon
    Name: Mary W Whiteaker
    Birth Date: 4 Oct 1846
    Birth Place: Lee, Illinois
    Death Date: 27 Jun 1864
    Cemetery: Whiteaker Cemetery

    Early Oregonian Search
    Whiteaker, Mary W
    Date of Birth 4 Oct 1846
    Place of Birth Lee Co., IL
    Date of Death 27 Jun 1864
    Place of Burial Whiteaker Cemetery, Polk Co., OR
    Mother Hayter, Virginia Mary
    Father Whiteaker, Benjamin

    Marriage Information
    Collins, James Layton 29 Sep 1861 Polk Co., OR

    Associated Records
    Probate Estate Polk Co. 0683

    Associated Persons
    Collins, James Layton Male 09 May 1833 Spouse
    Hayter, Virginia Mary Mother
    Whiteaker, Benjamin Father

    Census Events
    1850 Federal OR Polk Co. 4yrs
    1860 Federal OR Polk Co. 13yrs


    BURIAL

    Headstone at Whitaker Cem., Mary W. Collins, wife of J. L. Collins, and dau. of Benj & Mary Whitaker, born Oct 4, 1846, died June 27, 1864. This stone is broken in 3 parts.

    Buried:
    Grave location:
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    Mary married James Layton COLLINS 29 Sep 1861. James was born 09 May 1833, Warren Co., MO ; died 21 Jun 1916, Dallas, Polk Co. OR. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 2. Ellen COLLINS  Descendancy chart to this point was born Abt 1863.


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Ellen COLLINS Descendancy chart to this point (1.Mary1) was born Abt 1863.

    Other Events:

    • _UID: A56BECF8510E4B7590155DCF69048E7F5E1D

    Notes:

    (Ref: Will of her grandfather, Benjamin Whitaker.) She was 10 years old. 

    Portrait & Biographical Record of the Willamette Valley Oregon." Chapman Publishing Company, 1903. p. 1126.

    HON. JAMES L. COLLINS

    The marriage of Judge Collins occurred in Polk county in 1861, Miss Mary Whiteaker becoming his wife. She was born in De Kalb county, Ill., in 1846, the daughter of Benjamin Whiteaker, who was one of the pioneers of Polk county in 1847, and a relative of John Whiteaker, the first governor of Oregon. Mrs. Collins died in 1864, leaving one daughter, Nellie, who is a graduate of La Creole Academy, the state normal school at Monmouth, and the New York state normal college at Oswego, N. Y. She is now critic in the state normal school at Madison, S. D., which position she has occupied for the past ten years.