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Tabor
Madge, Olympia High School class of 1927, WSHS C2016.0.99
Talcott
Addie, nee Chambers, married George Noyes Talcott Sr.
Charles, Grant and George Noyes Talcott, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891, Talcott Brothers; photo from Digital Archives; see also same photo at WSHS C1950.1117.1.18.1; see his photo with Addie Chambers Talcott; Talcott’s Store, Talcott Apartments, Talcott Commercial Building
Addie, nee Chambers, wife of G. Noyes
Charles, Olympia merchant, see group photo above; Rogues p. 96 et seq; WSHS C2016.0.179, see also group photo with fellow firefighters at Digital Archives
Edna, daughter of Addie and Noyes, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Fanny, married Dudley Henry, see Henry House in Where Are We?
George Noyes Sr., early Olympia merchant, Olympia Union Academy grad, see group photo above, WSHS C2016.0.179; see George and Addie Talcott House
George Noyes Jr. (called Noyes), son of George and Addie, WSHS C1986.43.0.773, C1956.39.6; C2014.2.63; see Sylvester’s Window 1950 Meet the Neighbors, p. 4; Luepke/Talcott House
Grant, OCI Grad, see group photo above, Rogues p. 116 et seq; WSHS C2016.0.179; C1943.2x.33
Lulu, nee Brown
Richard N, WSHS C1986.43.0.691
Viretta, OHS student, daughter of Addie and Noyes, WSHS C1951.8.15
Tallentire
Thomas, typesetter at Washington Standard, WSHS C2013.18.15
Tarbell
Annie, legislative clerk, WSHS C2018.0.134
Taylor
Ernie, musician, WSHS C1957.134X.40, C1951.4.31
Fannie, OHS graduate 1909, WSHS C1951.8.17
Hara, see photo at Digital Archives
Janet, foreman at State Printing Office, then at Harris Dry Goods for 40 years, WSHS C2018.0.150; C2017.0.117, C2013.18.11, C1948.18.7, C1948.18.6, C1948.18.5, C1948.18.4
Mary, OHS student, WSHS C1951.8.15
Thomas, territorial librarian
Urinda (or Virinda), married James Longmire, Sr., came over Naches Pass 1854, settled Yelm: arrival in Thurston County, Columbian, Oct 15, 1853; photo from Digital Archives; WSHS 2015.0.283
William & Mrs., WSHS C1949.1298.1
Templeton
Reverend Harry, minister, WSHS C2013.18.26
Terry
Duane, drowned, WSHS C1948.64.51 (funeral)
Thacker
Ruth, Olympia High School, WSHS C2016.0.120
Thomas
Mary Jane, married John McAllister before setting out for Puget Sound
Thompson
Cornelia, married Edward Austin, WSHS C2015.0.2
George, grocer, WSHS C1950.3.103
Jeanette, WSHS C1952.226.42
John R., Presbyterian minister, died in Spanish-American War, WSHS C2016.0.76, C2016.0.75, C2016.0.74; C2016.0.73, C2016.0.72, C2016.0.71
William Franklin, teacher, WSHS C1943.1012.7
William O. – Early Black Lake settler, Georgiana p. 219, TCP, WSHS C1952.1068.7.49, C1952.1068.8.49; C1948.18.8; photo from Digital Archives
Thomson (also spelled Thompson)
Mary, early settler, married Daniel Crane Beatty, photograph from Bigelow House photograph collection
Thoreson
C., secretary and treasurer, Thurston County Land Company, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Thornton
Cora, nee Davis
Thrush
Vera, WSHS C1951.4.37
Tice
Mrs., dressmaker, WSHS C1949.3.126
Tichnor
Blanche, daughter of Joel and Elizabeth, married William Sandmire, TCP
Elizabeth Ann (or Ann Elizabeth), nee Ford
Joel Theodore, settled in Tenino some time between 1845 and 1855, TCP
Tietz
William F., WSHS C1948.64.146, C1948.64.147, C1948.64.143, C2013.18.77, C2013.18.181
Birda, nee Anstey, first wife of William
Sadie, nee Sapp, second wife of William
Tilley
Abram, arrived Tenino area 1853, established Tilley Hotel, a stopping place for settlers
Elizabeth (Lizzie), m. Sam Coulter, first territorial wedding in 1853
Henry Harrison, son of Abram, TCP
Mary, May, or Mabel, daughter of Moses Rice, international beauty, later known as Countess Stavra, (photograph from Library of Congress collection); WSHS C2016.0.93, see Thurston County Historical Journal article, The Countess was an Olympia Girl, April 2024
Moses Rice, son of Abram, arrived with parents fall 1852, TCP, later operated stagecoach and livery from Olympia at current site of Old Olympia City Hall at State and Capitol; Rogues p. 63 et seq.
Tillotson
Harry, city engineer, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Willard, WSHS C2017.0.107
Tilton
James, surveyor general, see site of Tilton House; misnamed Samuel in Rogues, p. 24; owner of Charles Mitchell, only known Olympia-based slave (see)
Titus
Dorothy, photograph of Leon Sr., Dorothy, Leon Jr. and Paul, Susan Parish collection Washington State Archives
Leon E Sr., automobile dealer, see Titus House
Leon E Jr., son of Leon and Dorothy
Paul, son of Leon and Dorothy
Todd
C.E., pastor, see Todd House
Maggie, WSHS C2017.0.104
Sarah, WSHS C2017.0.103
Toellner
Eva, later Mrs. Ike Ellis and Mrs. Bliss, WSHS C1950.3.79
Ida, WSHS C1950.3.80
Stella, married Irving, WSHS C1950.3.81
Toklas
Louisa, wife of G. Kaufman (aunt of Alice B. Toklas), see Mottman Building
Tompkins
Perry
Xora, nee Avery
Toone
James, see James Ah Toone
Tourtelotte
May Imogen, WSHS C1951.263.6
Stella Etta, WSHS C1951.263.20
William E., WSHS C1951.263.23, C1951.263.19
Townsend
E.C or Edd or E.L.., chief engineer, Land Office, WSHS C1951.4.37; C1968.15.4
Ruth, WSHS C2017.0.117, Ferguson?
Townsley
Mary, married Robert Sturdevant, WSHS C1952.226.33
Tozier
LeRoy, clothier, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Travers
Mary, married Joseph Swanton, WSHS C1949.3.91, C1949.3.87, C1949.3.92
Treat
Albert Miller, doctor, Early Olympia Doctors, see Treat House
Tremaine
Addie, m. Z.J. Hatch, WSHS C2015.0.98
Trewick
Nellie, married Gilpin, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.28.4, C1981.52.3
Troy
David, OCI WSHS C1950.1117.1.16.2; see entry in Washington West of the Cascades
Eva, nee Sturdevant
Laura, nee Weir, m. Smith Troy
Marion, Ferguson (see image below)
Preston M., Olympia Collegiate Institute graduate, attorney, WSHS C1950.1117.1.13.2, C1951.303.3.14; C2012.103.2; Ferguson; See Troy House ; Rogues p. 201 et seq; see entry in Washington West of the Cascades
Ruth, Olympia High School, WSHS C2016.0.120
Sarah, married Callow, OCI student, WSHS C1950.1117.1.33.1
Smith, attorney general, son of Preston, Rogues p. 297 et seq; see Smith Troy House
Trullinger
J. Truman, Mayor of Olympia 1941-1946, Chronology of Public Officials of City of Olympia, “Doorstep Baby,” Workingman’s Hill page 69; owner McCoy-Trullinger House
Turk
Helen, Olympia High School class of 1927, WSHS C2016.0.99
Turner
Charles, pharmacist, see Turner Block
Julia, married William Littlejohn
Kate, nee Williams
Minnie, nee Longmire
Turpin
Dolly, daughter of Peterfield, married George Scammel, WSHS C2017.0.102
Frank, son of Peterfield, WSHS C2017.0.101, C2017.0.100
Peterfield – early Olympia settler, WSHS C1948.18.71, C1961.137.19; C2015.0.106; TCP; see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; site of Peterfield Turpin house
Turvey
Herbert, logger, WSHS C1980.30x.15.19, C1980.30x.15.21
Myrtie, nee Bonney
Tusten
James, candy and tobacco store, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891
Tweed
John P., Thurston County territorial treasurer and auditor, see Olympia Tribune Souvenir Issue 1891; see also WSHS C1950.3.76; C1948.1021.5; C1952.226.17; C2017.0.99
Twohy
Family, WSHS C1949.18.71
Jim, logger with Ike Ellis, WSHS C1949.102.5
Matt
Mrs.
Lester
Ed
Tyler
House, WSHS C1943.1003.30
Christopher Gould, arrived Thurston County 1871, settled on Chambers Prairie, TCP
Fannie, WSHS C1952.226.42
Mary, nee Hubbard
Stella, OCI student and teacher, WSHS C1950.1117.1.15.4, C2013.18.57
Upton
Eliza, m. J.C. Horr
Utterback
Virgil, grocer, Workingman’s Hill pages 102-103, WSHS C1952.226.55
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