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Faber
Four brothers, worked in construction, active in union Workingman’s Hill, p. 49 and 81, photo is of Gerhard Faber
Fairchild
Harry, first Railroad Commission chair, C1955.6.6
Farey
Edna, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.30.4, C1981.52.4
Farquhar
Anna, nee Mills, married Ed Farquhar
Alexander, merchant and farmer, arrived Thurston County 1858, TCP; Rogues, p. 180; see Farquhar Store site
Ed, C1982.18.30.6
Louisa, nee Minor, m. A. Farquhar
Farrell
Agnes, Providence Academy student, WSHS 2009.224.2
Charles, South Bay ox teamster & logger, C1976.5.2
Farrington
Ann, married Franklin Kennedy, C1958.187x.1
Faulks
Mamie, nee Henry
Fayent
Joe, C1961.1185.9
Faylor
R.W., chief of police, Rogues p. 192; WSHS C1957.111X.3
Will, post office employee, C1950.8.3
Ferguson
Bertha, nee White
Jesse, very early pioneer in Tumwater (Bush Prairie), Rogues, p. 10; WSHS C1967.6.1, C1943.18.5, C2013.18.101
John B., brother of Jesse, WSHS C1943.145.8, C1943.145.1
Ferris
Charles, clothier, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Ferry
Abraham L., son of Elisha, WSHS C1982.18.30.15, C1982.18.30.6
Elisha P. – First governor after statehood (and previously governor of Washington Territory); Georgiana p. 65, photo following p. 64; TCP; Rogues p. 63 et seq., Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; see also many images, including this one, at Digital Archives; see Sylvester’s Window 1874 Meet the Neighbors p. 4; WSHS C1960.283x.35, 1992.0.46; House, C1949.1224.2;
C1957.1005.2, C1960.283x.17
Eliza, daughter of governor, member of Social Club “Busy Bees,” see St. John’s Episcopal Church; married John Leary; Rogues p. 68; WSHS C1960.283x.32; C2013.18.52 (at Olympia Hotel), 2013.0.204; C2016.0.182
James P. , son of Elisha P., Territorial librarian
Julia, daughter of governor, C1951.285.10
Pierre, son of Elisha, WSHS C2009.133.32
Sarah, nee Kellogg, wife of Elisha P.
Fields
Nick, postal carrier, WSHS C1950.8.3; C2016.0.183
Finch
Duncan, steamboat operator in 1860s and early 1870s, captain of the Eliza Anderson; Rogues p. 56; WSHS C2017.0.198; additional photograph at Bigelow House Photo Collection; TCP
Eunice, wife of Duncan, photo from the Bigelow House Photo Collection
Fred, son of Duncan and Eunice. The Fred Finch Children’s Home (now Fred Finch Youth Center) was founded by Duncan and Eunice in memory of Fred, who died young. Photograph from Bigelow House photograph collection
Finlay
Nell, WSHS C1952.226.42
Finnel
Catherine, WSHS C2013.18.120
Fitch
A.P., Olympia City Attorney, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; see Holbrook/Fitch House
Flagg
H.C., WSHS C1951.4.37
Fleetwood
Lacey family, house, WSHS C1948.18.83
Belle, nee Ruddell
William, settled in Lacey in 1870s, TCP
Fleming
Arthur, WSHS C1951.263.8
Mrs. Arthur, WSHS C1951.263.9
Berton, doctor, see Fleming-Longaker House
Bessie Lee, WSHS C1952.226.15
Isabella, married George Mills before arrival in Tumwater, TCP
John P, WSHS C1951.263.10
John T, WSHS C1951.263.11
Julia C, WSHS C1951.263.12
Lydia, mother of William Tourtelotte, WSHS C1951.263.22, C1951.263.21
Sarah, WSHS C1951.263.13
Thomas J, early pioneer, WSHS C1951.263.14
Follansbee
L.F., Professor at Olympia Collegiate Institute, Calathea College; Rogues, p. 112; see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; C1950.1117.1.9.2 , C2009.195.5
Foote
George, Olympia High School class of 1927, WSHS C2016.0.99
Forbes
Alma, d. of William, WSHS C1983.19.1.20.2
Almira, nee Kennedy, m. David Forbes
Carrie, married Arthur Weston, photo as student from Digital Archives (see link for Minnie below); WSHS C2013.18.81
Harold, son of William, WSHS C1983.19.1.20.2
Herbert, OCI student, C1950.1117.1.33.3
Minnie, married Claude Weston, photo as student from Digital Archives
William, C1949.3.51, student of Mary O’Neil, WSHS C1983.19.1.21.2
Wilson, C1949.3.51
Ford
Elizabeth Ann (or Ann Elizabeth), arrived in 1851 with parents, married Joel Tichnor at age 15, TCP; WSHS (tentative i.d.) C1983.19.1.19.2
Georgia, nee Percival, m. Thomas Ford
R.A., city councilor, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Sidney (or Sydney) Sr., arrived 1851, TCP
Sidney, Jr.
Thomas, pastor, First Methodist, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Thomas, early developer, photo as early firefighter from Digital Archives, WSHS C2015.0.106 (photo with Peterfield Turpin and Robert Hays)
Forrest
Ina, WSHS C2013.18.81
Foster
George Henry, logger, arrived 1862, TCP, see site of George Foster home ; WSHS C2017.0.196
Lydia, nee Laberee, married George Foster
Mamie, nee Henry
Fowler
Blanche, OCI graduate, WSHS C2013.18.57
Fowles
Leslie, C1957.134X.29, C1957.134x.30
O.B., postal carrier, C1950.8.3
Fox
Nellie, married William H. Avery, C1952.1068.8.5
Francis
Albion L., music teacher, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Frazier
Andrew, arrived in 1853 over Naches Pass with Longmire party, TCP
Katherine, daughter of Andrew, married Walter Chipman, then Hugh Adair, WSHS C1947.32.6, C1943.2x.323, C1947.32.10
Washington P., son of Andrew, WSHS 2012.0.259
Freitag
family lived at Boulevard and 9th; WSHS C1957.134x.49, C1957.134X.31
Louis, Olympia jeweler, musician C1957.134X.49, C1957.134X.42, C1957.134X.41, C1957.134X.33, C1957.134X.22; C1957.134X.40
Thelma, WSHS C1957.134X.45
Tillie WSHS C1957.134X.26
French
Arthur, judge, see Judge French House
Charlotte, nee Olney
Ernest, son of George and Charlotte, WSHS C1950.1301.19.12
George W, arrived spring 1853, farmer and contractor, settled in West Olympia along with BF Brown in same train (their wives were sisters), TCP
Viola (Mrs.), WSHS C2017.0.117
Friederich
Helen, Olympia High School class of 1927, WSHS C2016.0.99
Frisch
Anton J. (Tony), operated the White House, C1950.3.71, C1943.1006.7
Iza, nee Baker, m. Jacob Sr.
Jacob Olaf , cabinetmaker, son of Olaf
Jacob Olaf, Jr. (Jack), son of Jacob Sr. & Iza
Olaf, immigrated from Norway
Frost
Annie, sister of Robert, married Thomas Macleay, Georgiana, picture following p. 244
Annie, youngest daughter of Robert, WSHS C1950.10.2.6, .7, .8, .9, C2019.0.42, C1948.64.64; C2013.18.71, C2013.18.81
Carrie, OCI student, daughter of Robert, see photo below, see also C1950.1117.1.37.2, .8, .9
Floy (Florence), married Charles Garfield, WSHS, C1950.10.2.7, C1950.10.2.9, .20, C2013.18.71; C1952.226.43;
Louisa, nee Holmes, w. of Robert
Mary Ann, married William Mize, WSHS C1943.1008.2
Nellie, daughter of Robert, WSHS C1950.10.2.5, .7, .9, see also photo above
Nena, WSHS C2013.18.82
Robert – early settler, businessman, Olympia, Georgiana p. 201; TCP; Rogues p. 96 et seq., see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; C1949.1097.1; C2018.0.5; Home C1949.1097.2; C1989.30.1; C2018.0.6
Fry
Harvey, Olympia High School student, WSHS C2016.0.120
Fullerton
Lynn, doctor, son of Mark, WSHS C1948.64.35; C2013.18.82, 2014.130.1.9
Mark, Washington State Supreme Court, C1948.64.27, C1948.64.28; C2018.0.12; image from Find-a-Grave
Roscoe, Olympia High School 1909 Graduate, C1951.8.17
Funk
Funk family
George, Olympia attorney; Rogues p. 173 et seq., see Sylvester’s Window 1950 Meet the Neighbors p. 7; Funk House and Site of Funk-Volland Building; WSHS C1986.43.0.802 (not visible in on-line catalogue search)
Goldie, nee Robertson
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