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Sabin
Henry, gunsmith, WSHS C2016.0.46
Salomon
Edward S., governor, WSHS C2015.0.68
Sanborn
Sarah Ann, wife of William Ayers (see his entry for biography), photograph from Bigelow House photo collection
Sandmire
William
Blanche, nee Tichnor, married William
Sands
Dustin, OCI graduate, WSHS C2013.18.41, C2013.18.57
Sanger
Florence, daughter of Lewis, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Lewis C, arrived 1870, farmer, TCP
Sapp
Artemus Ward (Art), member pioneer Sapp family, WSHS C1948.64.135, C1948.64.136
Bernice, suffragist, historian at Capital Museum, clerk, photo from Olympia Women’s History Tour (site of suffrage office), see also WSHS C1961.18.29; C1948.64.102, C2013.18.39
Claude, s of William, WSHS C2015.0.62
Colonel Speed, soldier in Spanish-American war (note: first name is Colonel), WSHS C1948.64.129, C1948.64.130, C1948.64.128, C2013.18.103
Eileen Olive, nee Gaines, wife of C.S.
Eva, Olympia High School, WSHS C2016.0.120
Harold, attended OHS, WSHS C1948.64.101, C1949.18.28, C2017.0.141
Imogene, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15, C1952.226.42
Martha, nee Conner, married William L.
Sadie, historian and collector, married Tietz, WSHS C2017.0.115; C2018.0.150, C2013.18.204, C2013.18.203, C2013.18.202, C2013.18.201, C2013.18.200; C1943.1020.2; C2015.0.62
William Leroy, pioneer, father of Art et al.
Zona, OHS student., WSHS C1951.8.15
Sarjent (sometimes seen as Sargent)
Asher, arrived 1853, settled near Grand Mound, photo from TCP
Elisha Nelson, son of Asher, arrived 1849-1850, settled in Grand Mound, Georgiana p. 326; TCP; WPA vol 1;
Francis, WSHS C1952.1068.10.4.3
Mrs. Francis, WSHS C1952.1068.10.4.4
Lucinda, nee Mounts, married Elisha
Sarton
Bill, OHS student, WSHS C1952.226.55
Satterlee
Frances, Olympia High School class of 1927, WSHS C2016.0.99
Iva, nee Van Epps
Sauerwein
Agnes, Olympia High School class of 1927, WSHS C2016.0.99
Saunders
Henry, printer, WSHS C2013.18.40
Savage
George, attorney, C2017.0.109
Gladys, w of George, C2017.0.109
Henry I., son of George, WSHS C1950.10.2.30
Savidge
Clark V., first mailman in Olympia after statehood, later State parks Commissioner and Commissioner of Public Lands, photo from Digital Archives; Rogues p. 146 et seq.; see also these links: Savidge1; Savidge2; see also WSHS C1949.8.20 (as a young mail carrier); C1950.8.3, C1959.267X.7, C1959.267x.10; C1959.267x.8
George, Captain, chief of police, father of Clark, WSHS C1959.267x.1, C1959.267x.2; Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Sarah, mother of Clark, WSHS C1959.267x.3
Sawin
Horace, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Scammell
Dolly, wife of George, nee Turpin
George, real estate dealer, Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Schafler
Louis, Olympia High School grad, WSHS C2017.0.141
Schinke
Mrs., South Bay resident, WSHS C1970.28.101
Schively
Charles, WSHS C1949.18.28; C2017.0.141
Dick (Dixon), OHS student, WSHS C1952.226.55, C1949.18.28
Flora, daughter of John, WSHS C1952.226.58, Furgison
John, legislator, insurance commissioner, first officer to be impeached in Washington, Rogues p. 214 et seq; Furgison
Schlosser
Joe, WSHS C2016.0.58
Schmidt
Adolph, Sr., son of Leopold, Rogues p. 341
Adolph, Jr., son of Adolph Sr., Tumwater booster, WSHS C1986.43.62.1.11.1, C1986.43.0.763
Caroline, Olympia High School class of 1927, WSHS C2016.0.99
Clara, nee Muench, married Peter G. Schmidt of Tumwater
Frank, son of Leopold, Rogues p. 237; see Frank Schmidt House
Frederick W., son of Leopold, built F.W. Schmidt house
Leopold, Tumwater brewer, found Olympia Brewing Company, Georgiana p. 363, picture following p. 360
Leopold, Jr., officer in Olympia Brewery, see Leopold Schmidt House ; Rogues p. 289
Philippine, daughter of Leopold, married Rettenmayer, WSHS C1969.28.2.1
Robert (Bobby), grandson of Leopold, became president of Olympia Brewing Company, lived in Watkins House., Robert & Jeannette Schmidt House
Trueman, son of Adolph Sr., WSHS C1986.43.62.1.11.1, see Trueman Schmidt House
Winnie, nee Lang, m Adolph Sr.
Schneider (also spelled Snyder and Sneider)
Albert, son of Konrad, photo courtesy of Ron Secrist
August, son of Konrad, WSHS C1956.20.5, C1943.2x.33
Henry, son of Konrad, TCP, photo courtesy of Deb Ross
Konrad, arrived Bush Prairie fall 1852, settled West Olympia and Schneider’s Prairie, TCP, WPA (spelled Sneider), helped build Sylvester mansion; Konrad and Albertina and Tales from Schneider’s Creek, historical novels by D. Ross; photo courtesy of Ron Secrist
Mary, nee Campbell, wife of Henry
Matilda, daughter of Konrad, married Adam Johnston, WSHS C1949.1301.33.33
William, son of Frederick, WSHS C1986.43.61.10.4.2, photo courtesy of descendants
Schofield
Harold, WSHS C2013.18.82
Schraeder
Mary, wife of Joseph Longmire, Sr., WSHS C1958.170x.2a
Schultz
Charlotte, m. Philip Northcraft, WSHS C2015.0.13
Tillie, member Sunset Club, WSHS C2017.0.118
Scoby
Bessie, WSHS C2013.18.57
Scofield
Bertha, OCI student, married Bradbury, WSHS C1950.1117.1.33.4
Maude, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15, C2013.18.57
William, firefighter, photo at Digital Archives
Scott
Charlotte, nee Barnes
Ethel, WSHS C2013.18.57
Eva, WSHS C2013.18.57
John, residence at 5th and Washington, WSHS C1950.1301.22.7
Margaret Isabella, early arrival with first husband William Brewer, widowed, then married John G. Sparks, Georgiana, p. 300; TCP
Nancy, Oregon trail pioneer, married Wisdom, then Hunt, then Smith, mother of Mandana Smith Kimsey Bush (see below); photo from Digital Archives; see same photo at WSHS C1960.298X.1
Walter, son of Charlotte, WSHS C1952.1068.7.8, C1952.1068.7.12, C1952.1068.9.14, C1952.1068.9.24
Scrogge
John, WSHS C2015.0.62
Scully
Francis (Frank), OCI student, WSHS C2019.0.42; C2013.18.57
Julia, Providence Academy student, WSHS 2009.224.2
Martin, father of Frank and Mary
Mary, married James Tighe Mounts, WSHS C1949.18.56; C2019.0.42
Secrist
Jacob (and descendants), evangelical pastor, Workingman’s Hill page 121 et seq.
Seely (or Seeley)
Clarence, OCI student, Methodist minister, WSHS C1950.1117.1.22.2, C1951.303.3.11
see McIntyre House in Where Are We?; account of Seeley-McIntyre wedding
Nellie, nee McIntyre, married Clarence
Seifert
W, WSHS C2016.0.183
Sekstrom
Manne, president of Olympia Veneer, see Sekstrom/Paton House
Selvidge
Calla, Olympia High School, m. McCabe, WSHS C2016.0.120
Martha Ellen, nee McDade,Olympia storekeeper, WSHS C1977.17.1
John F, Blacksmith for Bordeaux Logging Co Camp #1
Trena, daughter of Martha and John, married first Leo Belsito, then Norman Worthington, attorney, home designer, and developer, see Belsito House-27th , including an oral history about her linked on that page in heritage application, and Belsito-Worthington houses on Hillside Avenue; WSHS C1986.43.0.875.1, (with the Rosellinis), .2
Semple
Eugene, last territorial governor, photo from Digital Archives; Rogues p. 114 et seq; see also WSHS C1952.197.7
Eugene, Jr., WSHS C1952.197.8
Setchfield
Daniel, principal of Olympia schools, WSHS C1961.1185.45
Myrtle, Daniel’s mother, WSHS C1961.1185.44
Shaffer
C. Will, legislator, law librarian WSHS C2013.18.111
Shannon
George, came to Olympia with the Northern Pacific Railroad, organizer of Olympia Light & Power, Georgiana p. 294; Rogues p. 121 et seq
Shaser (or Shazer)
Cassie, nee Cullen, m. W. Scott
George W., Indian wars veteran, husband of Margaret, Rogues p. 11, TCP
Margaret nee Packwood, married George Shaser
Mary, daughter of Margaret and sister of Winfield S., married Robert Dodge, photo from Digital Archives, see also this photo
Phoebe, d of Margaret and George, WSHS C2015.0.83, m. Hitchcock
Winfield Scott, son of Margaret and George, born in Thurston County 1850, TCP, WSHS C1950.3.78, C1959.2.8, 2012.0.268, 2012.0.269; C1943.2x.324
Shattuck
George N, arrived Olympia 1863, tanner, TCP
Shaw
Benjamin, early Tumwater pioneer, Rogues p. 11 et seq; WSHS C2015.0.73, 2005.0.130
Elma, daughter of Henry, see photo linked below
Henry, Tumwater resident, WSHS C2013.18.204
Mamie, daughter of Henry, see photo linked above
Ollie, daughter of Henry, see photo linked above
Sheldon
Clara, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Shelton
David, founder of city of Shelton, Washington, Rogues p. 17; WSHS C1952.226.39
Levi, Territorial librarian
Mary, daughter of David, cofounder of Woman’s Club, on staff of Washington Standard, C2013.18.15
Willis, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.28.3
Sherlock
Family, WSHS C1949.8.19
Shields
Elmer, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.16.3, C1951.303.3.21
Ray, Providence Academy student, WSHS 2009.224.2; C1949.18.55
Shotwell
John M, settled near Littlerock 1854, TCP
Louisa, married Thomas Rutledge
Margie, nee Ross
Sibley
Mary, nee Simmons
Sickles
George, local politician, Rogues p. 139; see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Silsby
John, merchant, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891 , see Silsby House, Silsby Grocery
Simenson
Oley, jeweler, WSHS C2016.0.183; see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891 , See Simenson Building
Simmons
Annie, daughter of C.C., married David Ellison; photo from Digital Archives; see also WSHS C1983.19.1.3; C1951.3.6;
Asenath Ann, nee Kennedy, married C.C.
Barbara, nee Cunningham, married David Simmons, then Charles Simmons
Benjamin F., son of Michael T., WSHS C2015.0.72
Catherine (Kitty), m. James Cantwell, WSHS C1983.19.1.16; C1946.239.65
Charles, WSHS C1971.36.170
Charlotte, d of Michael T., married John Koontz of Lewis County, WSHS C1983.19.1.14
Christopher Columbus – first non-Indigenous American child born in Puget Sound, Georgiana p. 252; TCP; Rogues p. 9 et seq; photo of Asenath and CC’s 50th anniversary from Digital Archives; see also Simmons family picnic and CC and Asenath 60th anniversary; WSHS 2012.0.271; C1984.57.2; C1983.19.1.27.1; C1983.19.1.29.1 2012.0.274; 2012.0.273
Elizabeth, nee Kindred, married Michael T. Simmons
Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Dudley & Elizabeth Ann, m. Joseph Monroe; WSHS C1983.19.1.23
Elsie, daughter of Marion Carter Simmons, WSHS C1983.19.1.15.1
Francis Marion (a/k/a “Doc” or “Dock”), son of Michael T., photo from Digital Archives; see also WSHS C1971.36.173, C1971.36.174, C1951.3.7
George, son of Michael T., WSHS C1951.3.7
Helen, nee Lewis, wife of Francis
James, son of CC and Asenath Ann, WSHS C1983.19.1.28.1
McDonald (Mack), son of Michael T., WSHS C1983.19.1.30.1; C1971.36.170, C2015.0.72 (see above with brother Benjamin)
Marion Carter Simmons, WSHS C1983.19.1.15.2
Mary, daughter of Michael T., married Sibley, WSHS C1983.19.1.16; C1971.36.172
Michael T – in first train of non-Indigenous American settlers 1846, built gristmill, settled Tumwater, Territorial Indian Agent Georgiana p. 252; TCP; Rogues p. 8 et seq; Digital Archives; see also this photo and WSHS C1947.1100.6; see Sylvester’s Window 1856 Meet the Neighbors p. 7
Robert Dudley (Dud), son of Marion Carter Simmons, WSHS C1983.19.1.22, C1983.19.1.25.3
Sarah Ann, daughter of Robert Dudley Simmons, WSHS C1983.19.1.5
Sarah, daughter of Marion Carter Simmons, WSHS C1983.19.1.15.1
Zaza, son of CC and Asenath Ann, WSHS C1983.19.1.28.2
Simpson
Grace, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Nellie, nee Glenn
Sims
Miss, Olympia Collegiate Institute teacher, WSHS C2013.18.57
Skillman
Phil, attorney, fought in Spanish-American War, WSHS C2015.0.71
Slater
Agnes, m. Harlan Crowell, WSHS C2019.0.27
Slattery
Ellen (Nell), married Henry W. Partlow, photo courtesy of Janet Partlow, see Article, the Streets and the Partlows
Slocum
Mercie, early teacher, WSHS C2015.0.70
Smith
Amanda (nee Benek), Olympia mayor, see Smith/Bowman House; Rogues p. 484; see Sylvester’s Window 1950 Meet the Neighbors p. 3; see Looking Back
A.R., lived at 1640 Eastside Street (Smith Brown home)
Cordelia, married Nathaniel Crosby, arrived Puget Sound 1856 and settled on Chambers Prairie, TCP, portrait in WSHS collection, uncatalogued
Ed, Olympia High School student, WSHS C2017.0.141
Edward, arrived 1868, lived on Black River, TCP
George, typesetter at Washington Standard, C2013.18.15
Georgiana, nee Mitchell, see Georgiana Blankenship
Ida B nee Mitchel – Olympia photographer, photo from City of Olympia Women’s Walking Tour; see Smith Studio in Stuart Block (including a photograph of the studio); see also WSHS C1950.3.70; C1951.284.6, C1951.284.7, C1967.21.2, C1948.64.57, C1948.64.58, C1948.64.59
Jacob, arrived Steilacoom early 1850s, Rogues p. 17; TCP
John, TCP for Edward
Josie, daughter of A.R.; WSHS C1961.137.12
Levi Lathrop, cofounder of Olympia with Edmund Sylvester; Rogues p. 10; Diary
Levie, Olympia High School, WSHS C2016.0.120
Malinda, nee Packwood, married John, mother of Edward
Mandana, married Duffield Kimsey, then W.O. Bush, photo from Digital Archives, see also same photo at WSHS C1960.298x.1
Millie, WSHS C2013.18.82
Ollie, WSHS C2013.18.82
Roy, son of Ida B., WSHS C1952.284.14
William, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.31.3
Smyth
Delta, tugboat owner and operator, Rogues p. 332; WSHS C1986.43.61.5.18.1; C1986.43.56.10.2
J.W., businessman, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Snyder (see also Schneider)
Benjamin, sash and door manufacturer, real estate, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Sorensen
Fred, Olympia High School, WSHS C2016.0.120
Spain
Annie, half sister of Rossell O’Brien, m. Thomas Woodward, WSHS C2017.0.4, C2017.0.5
Isabella, nee Galbraith, m. O’Brien, then Spain
Sparks
Charles, postal carrier, city clerk, see Sparks House ; WSHS C1950.8.3, C2013.18.43
John G., attorney, auditor, justice of the peace, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue of 1891
Spirlock (or Spurlock)
Cordelia, nee Ricker, married James
James, settled Rocky Prairie 1861, livestock trader, TCP ; WSHS C1943.1008.6
Lila (or Lilla), OCI student, married William Story, WSHS C1950.1117.1.32.4, C1943.1008.7, C1943.1008.8, C2015.0.67
Orpha and Pearl twins, WSHS C1957.134X.28
Orpha, married Nelson, WSHS C1943.1008.5
Sprague
Ada, married Dr. John Mowell, OCI graduate, photo from Olympia Women’s Walking Tour, Rogues p. 290 et seq; see Mowell House ; see also WSHS C2016.0.178; C1950.1117.1.23.3; article in Thurstontalk.com, accessed 10/12/15
Charles, conductor on Port Townsend and Southern RR, WSHS C1952.197.18
Etta, married Gelbach, OCI graduate, WSHS C1950.1117.1.23.2
Springer
Charles, cofounder of Springer and White mills, see Springer House ; Rogues p. 112 et seq.
St. John
Arthur, OCI graduate, WSHS C1950.1117.1.14.3
Emma, married Stearns, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.29.3, C1951.303.3.29
Stacey
Clara, nee Hawk
Mrs., WSHS C1978.52.1
Baby, WSHS C1978.52.1
Hazel, WSHS C1978.52.1
Stack
Howard, Olympia High School student, WSHS C2017.0.141
Staeger
David, OHS Coach, C1949.18.28; 1909 Olympus, p. 10
Stamey
Carl, WSHS C2013.18.82
Forest, WSHS C2013.18.82
Stanford
Edna, OHS student, WSHS C2017.0.117; C1951.8.15
Stanton
Frank, architect, see House
Starkweather
Dr. Samuel D., WSHS 2016.62.1.5, C1952.226.41
Stebbins
Paul, music store owner
Steele
Alden Hatch, army surgeon, moved to Olympia 1869, Georgiana p. 241; TCP , Early Doctors of Olympia; see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; see Steele House ; WSHS C1943.1.13
Earl (E.N.), teacher, lawyer, oyster promoter, Olympia Mayor. See transcripts of his books about the history of oyster development on our Bibliography page; City Commissioner 1925-1934. Link to bio formerly on City website (accessed via the Wayback Machine); Rogues p. 326 et seq; WSHS C1986.43.64.8.25.1
Fannie (or Fanny), daughter of Alden and Hannah, married Rossell O’Brien, Rogues p. 310; photo from Digital Archives, member of “Busy Bees,” see Olympia Women’s Walking Tour (St. John’s Episcopal Church); WSHS C2018.0.188, C2018.0.189; C2016.0.179, C2016.0.182, 2014.130.1.9
Frank, worked at Daily Olympian, WSHS C1949.1242.4, 2014.130.1.9
Hannah, nee Blackler, married Alden H.
Stentz
C.W., WSHS C1951.4.37
John, manufacturer of medicinal supplies, see Stentz House ; Rogues p. 215 et seq.
Sternberg
Emma, married Darling, group photo as an Central School student at Digital Archives; see also WSHS C1961.1185.46, C1949.18.64, C2013.18.176, C2015.0.80
John Henry William – trader, lived in abandoned Priest Point mission for a time, Georgiana p. 198; WSHS C2019.0.145
Oscar, son of John, photographer, WSHS C2013.18.45, C2013.18.44
Sophia, nee Wieschendorff, wife of John
Stevens
Anne (Georgiana or Annie), in second Mercer party, married Gowey, later R.S. Chase, WSHS C2016.0.182, C2013.18.132, C2018.0.16
Edward, in second Mercer party
Georgiana (see Anne above)
Harriet, in second Mercer party, schoolteacher
Hazard, son of Isaac, served in Civil War, returned to Puget Sound after the war an invested in various civil and industrial ventures; returned to Boston while remaining involved in Olympia affairs. At age 70 he returned to Olympia and founded Cloverfields Farm and built Cloverfields. See Wikipedia article (photo from Wikipedia article); Rogues p. 22 et seq; see also WSHS C1950.67.3, C1950.67.7, C1953.67.6.1, C1971.36.171, C1953.67.11, C1970.42.17, C1954.1.5; see Sylvester’s Window 1874 Meet the Neighbors p. 5; Biography
Isaac Ingalls – First governor of Washington Territory, killed in Civil War, Georgiana , p. 56, picture following p. 56; TCP, Wikipedia; photos at Digital Archives Stevens1, Stevens2, Stevens3; WSHS C1950.67.1, C1950.67.2.1, C1950.67.3; C1950.67.5; see Sylvester’s Window 1856 Meet the Neighbors p. 9; Site of Stevens Mansion
Kate, daughter of Isaac I., married James Bates, photo from Digital Archives; see also WSHS C1970.42.17, C1950.220.2, 2013.0.204, C1954.1.12
Margaret, nee Hazard, m Isaac Stevens
Stevenson
Ellen, schoolteacher, territorial librarian, WSHS C1952.197.12
Steward
George, WSHS C1951.1369.10
Stewart
Dan, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.28.3
Edward,WSHS C1948.64.51
Florence, nee Holbrook, wife of Ed
John, firefighter, WSHS C1943.2x.137
Margaret, daughter of William, married first Andrew White, then Stephen Ruddell, lived in Ruddell House, photo from Bigelow House photograph collection
William, Rev., father of Margaret Stewart White Ruddell, photo from Bigelow House Photograph Collection
Sticklin
Louis, undertaker, WSHS 2010.149.7.2, see Sticklin Undertakers
Stocking
Alma, nee Manning
Francis McKee, arrived Thurston County 1861
Frank L., OHS student, Rogues p. 215; WSHS C1951.4.37; C1952.226.55, 2014.130.1.9
Frederick William, carpenter, son of Francis McKee, OCI graduate, Rogues p. 237 et seq; TCP, WSHS C1950.1117.1.17.2, C1943.2x.33
George C., attended OCI, WSHS C1950.1117.1.15.2
Ruth, nee Corder
Stone
Ivor, WSHS C2013.18.81
Stork
Victor, WSHS C2013.18.81
Story
Lila, nee Spirlock
Strange
Martha, married Theodore Brown, WSHS C2013.18.156
Roy, postal carrier, WSHS, C1950.8.3
Stream
May Kate, OCI graduate, WSHS C1950.1117.1.32.1, C1951.303.3.12
Streets
Ralph Raymond, owner of Westside Lumber Mill, photo courtesy of Janet Partlow, Rogues p. 251; see article, Streets and Partlows
Stretch
Blanche, WSHS C2013.18.57
Strock
Bill, Howard, Olympia High School WSHS C2016.0.120
Strong
William, territorial judge, Rogues p. 18 et seq. WSHS C2015.0.75
Struve
Fred, son of Henry, later president of Seattle National Bank, WSHS C2015.0.79
Henry G, judge, editor Puget Sound Courier, Secretary of Territory, Rogues p. 74 et seq; WSHS C2015.0.76
Lascella, nee Knighton, married Henry G
Stuart
Abbie Howard Hunt, suffragist and founder of Woman’s Club, WSHS C1943.1003.12, C2010.0.1; C2016.0.83; C2016.0.82; Wikipedia article; see Sylvester’s Window 1874 Meet the Neighbors p. 10; See Woman’s Club and Stuart Block for additional information and links
Robert, husband of Abbie, land agent, WSHS C1945.20.15, C1960.298x.8 (Stuart home); WSHS C2016.0.77, see also Stuart Block
Stumer
Henry, WSHS C1952.226.41
Sturdevant
Edith, daughter of Robert, married Stanton Rowell, WSHS C1952.226.19
Eva, daughter of Robert, married Preston Troy, WSHS C1950.1117.1.13.1, C1951.303.3.8; C2012.103.3; See Troy House
Mary, wife of Robert, nee Townsley
Robert, attorney, WSHS C1952.226.32
Stuth
Albert, OHS student, WSHS C1952.226.55
Emma, d. of Magnus, m. J. Zamberlin
George, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Magnus, arrived 1870
Stutz
Mrs. J.B., WSHS C2017.0.117
Sullivan
Andrew H., WSHS C1971.16X.1
Frankie, WSHS C2017.0.118
Lydia, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Minnie, Providence Academy student, WSHS 2009.224.2
Nona, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Sun
Wo (Sun Wo), businessman, WSHS C1948.64.77, C1943.1008.12
Sutton
Maggie, teacher, WSHS C2017.0.86
Swain
Eva, married Alexander N. Yantis, TCP
Swan
John M., orchardist, founded Swantown (Olympia Eastside), Workingman’s Hill p. 13; Rogues p. 40; Sylvester’s Window 1856 Meet the Neighbors p. 12
John, son of John Swan of McNeil Island (different person from John M.), WSHS C1970.28.68
Mr. and Mrs. WSHS C1943.1003.33
Ruby, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Theresa, nee Cook, married John Swan of McNeil Island
Swanton
Joseph, partner with Chambers in meat market, WSHS C1949.3.88, C1949.3.91, C1949.3.90 (Joseph, son Robert, and partner Ed Johnston); C1949.3.89; see Security Building
Mary, nee Travers, married Joseph
Robert, Joseph’s son, WSHS C1949.3.90 (see above), .89, .86
Sylvester
Christina, married Fred, nee Glidden
Clara, nee Pottle, wife of Edmund
Crowell or Crewel– Edmund’s brother, arrived about 1850, settled in South Bay, Georgiana p. 248; TCP, WSHS C1943.1019.5, C1943.1019.11, C1943.1019.10; photo from TCP; House in South Bay
Crowell, Jr., son of Crowell, married Nettie Longmire
Edith, nee Hall, second wife of Crowell
Edmund – arrived Puget Sound 1846, co-founder of Olympia: Georgiana p. 248, photo before p. 1, TCP; Rogues p. 8 et seq; co-founder of Olympia; see Sylvester’s Window 1856 Meet the Neighbors p. 6; Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; see Sylvester Mansion
Eunice, daughter of Crowell and Edith, WSHS C1943.1019.13
Frances, or Francis (Fanny), daughter of Crowell, WSHS C1947.1358.1, C1943.1019.14; C2016.0.70
Fred, son of Crowell, WSHS C1943.1019.1, C1943.1019.2, C1943.1019.16
Harriet, nee Low, Crowell’s first wife
Hepzibah, sister of Edmund and Crowell, married William Brown, TCP, WSHS C1943.1019.6; C1943.1019.9
Mary, sister of Edmund, married Alex Henry, WSHS C1943.1019.4, C1943.1019.9
May, daughter of Edmund and Clara, court stenographer and later attorney, WSHS C1943.1019.18, C1982.18.30.4
Nettie, nee Longmire, married Crowell Sylvester, Jr. (her photo is in photograph of Crowell Sylvester house above)
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