Born in England on 1872. Barns Brown Goff married Fanny Maria Hazlitt and had 5 children. He passed away on 8 Feb 1958 in Forest Grove, Oregon. Goff owned the Goff Pharmacy in Forest Grove.
Page of what appears to be a photo booth set of photos, first row of a boy, second of a man, and third of a woman. In a few of the photos, they wear hats. William Henry Fadden Jr. (1843-1931); Priscilla Jane Patton Fadden (1852-1922); Frank Marion Fadden (1888-1959), of the Grays Harbor Area, Washington.
Group photo of three generations of the Joseph Bates family. Joseph Dudley Bates (1826-1924); Matthew Thompson Bates (1875-1967); Priscilla J. Bates (1882-); Mary A. Bates (1870- ); Sarah F. Bates (1877- ); ? Bates; William A. Bates (1869-); Ellen A. Bates (1880- ); Robert Jesse Bates (1887-1964); Joseph E. Bates ( 1873- ); Sarah E. Bates (1846-1922); of Gaston/Forest Grove, OR.
Picture of an older man and woman with a middle aged woman and two children. The older man and woman are Oscar and Harriet Dixon Brown. The middle aged woman is Margaret Littlehales Brown and the two children are Virginia Helen Brown (McBee) and Philip Gordon Brown.
Photograph of two-story white farm house on David Hill area, with family gathered on porch; road in foreground Pictured are: Caspar Holzmeyer; Johanna Holzmeyer; Emma Holzmeyer; Henry Holzmeyer; Elsie Holzmeyer
Four men and three women are outside posing for the photographer. An older man and woman are seated between two younger women and three younger men are standing behind those seated. The men are dressed in suits and the women are wearing long sleeved white blouses and long dark skirts.
Portrait of John D. Shorb and his wife, Elizabeth Kesselring Mr. Shorb is sitting while Elizabeth is standing by his side. He is wearing a suit with an open shirt. She is wearing a long dress and a buttoned sweater. She has her right hand on his shoulder.
Portrait of John D. Shorb. He appears to be sitting or standing with his left hand on a book. This book title can not be read but next to his hand is a Holy Bible and a book titled “Practical Steam Engineering Guide” Mr. Shorb’s hair is combed back but behind his ears the hair takes on its own character. His mustache looks somewhat unkept. He could be smiling or snarling for the camera. He is wearing a jacket buttoned except for the top button.
House is one story except for left end is two story with a gable front. The front porch starts at the right corner of the two story section and extends about half way across the front of the single story section. There is a white alternating picket fence with a gate between two large boxed fence posts. There are three people in the picture, a man, John F. Shorb, to the left of the front of the house, a woman, Addie Shorb, in the open doorway into the house and a man, John D. Shorb, with a beard sitting in a chair on the porch. All three are wearing hats and dressed in their finer clothing. There is a wood board sidewalk entering on the left side of the picture and extends across in front of the fence but terminates a short distance to the right if the gate.
Picture of the interior Herrick Hall on Pacific University Campus, Forest Grove, Oregon. Picture is divided in the middle by a short wall. On the left is a hallway with entrances. On the right, is looking into a sitting room with a chair beside a fireplace.
Group photograph of the Fadden family, two adults, two boys in center, and baby sitting on woman’s lap. Nicely dressed, all in blacks and greys, except the baby, in white. Man has facial hair. William Henry Fadden Jr. (1843-1931); Joseph (1879-1896); William James Fadden (1873-1958); Frank Marion Fadden (1888-1959); and Priscilla Jane Patton Fadden (1852-1923)
This house was built in 1874 and is located at 2606 17th Avenue. The land on which this house was built was sold to James D. Robb in 1874 by Dr. Sydney H. Marsh, President of Pacific University. James and his wife, Caroline lived in the house from 1874 to 1882. Mr. Robb was the Washington County Superintendent of Schools and principal of the Tualatin Academy from 1874 – 1881. Mr. Robb sold the house to Rev. William Roberts and his wife Hanna in 1881. Rev. Roberts had a distinguished career in Methodiest missionary work in Oregon. This couple raised young Catherine Sager, a survivor of the Whitman Massacre. Edward and Samantha Coleman purchased the house in 1900. Samantha was a suffragette and temperance lady. Picture is looking through a doorway at the stairway to the second floor. Mr. Robb signed his name in the stairway where it remains today. This house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on July 14, 1988. Also known as the Robb-Roberts (William Roberts) House and the Samantha Coleman House Harley McDonald was the architect who designed the house
This house was built in 1874 and is located at 2606 17th Avenue. The land on which this house was built was sold to James D. Robb in 1874 by Dr. Sydney H. Marsh, President of Pacific University. James and his wife, Caroline lived in the house from 1874 to 1882. Mr. Robb was the Washington County Superintendent of Schools and principal of the Tualatin Academy from 1874 – 1881. Mr. Robb sold the house to Rev. William Roberts and his wife Hanna in 1881. Rev. Roberts had a distinguished career in Methodiest missionary work in Oregon. This couple raised young Catherine Sager, a survivor of the Whitman Massacre. Edward and Samantha Coleman purchased the house in 1900. Samantha was a suffragette and temperance lady. Picture is of the window bay with period wallpapered walls, a chair and side table and a chaise lounge This house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on July 14, 1988. Also known as the Robb-Roberts (William Roberts) House and the Samantha Coleman House Harley McDonald was the architect who designed the house
This house was built in 1874 and is located at 2606 17th Avenue. The land on which this house was built was sold to James D. Robb in 1874 by Dr. Sydney H. Marsh, President of Pacific University. James and his wife, Caroline lived in the house from 1874 to 1882. Mr. Robb was the Washington County Superintendent of Schools and principal of the Tualatin Academy from 1874 – 1881. Mr. Robb sold the house to Rev. William Roberts and his wife Hanna in 1881. Rev. Roberts had a distinguished career in Methodiest missionary work in Oregon. This couple raised young Catherine Sager, a survivor of the Whitman Massacre. Edward and Samantha Coleman purchased the house in 1900. Samantha was a suffragette and temperance lady. A two story Classic Revival style house that has been extensively remodeled. This house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on July 14, 1988. Also known as the Robb-Roberts (William Roberts) House and the Samantha Coleman House Harley McDonald was the architect who designed the house
This house was built in 1874 and is located at 2606 17th Avenue. The land on which this house was built was sold to James D. Robb in 1874 by Dr. Sydney H. Marsh, President of Pacific University. James and his wife, Caroline lived in the house from 1874 to 1882. Mr. Robb was the Washington County Superintendent of Schools and principal of the Tualatin Academy from 1874 – 1881. Mr. Robb sold the house to Rev. William Roberts and his wife Hanna in 1881. Rev. Roberts had a distinguished career in Methodiest missionary work in Oregon. This couple raised young Catherine Sager, a survivor of the Whitman Massacre. Edward and Samantha Coleman purchased the house in 1900. Samantha was a suffragette and temperance lady. A two story Classic Revival style house. The main part of the house has a gable roof. The addition to the rear is a single story gable. The front porch extends across the front with a balcony on top. The balcony is supported by four tooled posts topped with scrolled grackets under the eaves. This house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on July 14, 1988. Also known as the Robb-Roberts (William Roberts) House and the Samantha Coleman House Harley McDonald was the architect who designed the house
Born in England on 1872. Barns Brown Goff married Fanny Maria Hazlitt and had 5 children. He passed away on 8 Feb 1958 in Forest Grove, Oregon. Goff owned the Goff Pharmacy in Forest Grove.
