. Early history of Thurston County, Washington : together with biographies and reminiscences of those identified with pioneer days . 1852, first settling in Portland. His w^ifedied in December of that year, leaving six children, all boys,as folloAvs: Albert, Wilson, William, Frank, Samuel and IMel-vin. These children were provided with homes among otherpioneer families until the summer of 1855, when Mr. Hawkwas married to Mrs. Sarah Stephens Hawks, whose husbandwas drowned near Astoria, February 24, 1854. Soon aftertheir marriage Mr. and Mrs. Haw^ks removed to Olympia, andin August, 1855, move
. Early history of Thurston County, Washington : together with biographies and reminiscences of those identified with pioneer days . 1852, first settling in Portland. His w^ifedied in December of that year, leaving six children, all boys,as folloAvs: Albert, Wilson, William, Frank, Samuel and IMel-vin. These children were provided with homes among otherpioneer families until the summer of 1855, when Mr. Hawkwas married to Mrs. Sarah Stephens Hawks, whose husbandwas drowned near Astoria, February 24, 1854. Soon aftertheir marriage Mr. and Mrs. Haw^ks removed to Olympia, andin August, 1855, moved to Tyrrell Prairie, locating on the nextclaim east of the Himes (now Fleetwood) place, and gatheredhis children together. Tyrus Himes was born at Troy, Bradford County, Penn-sylvania, April 14, 1818, and while living in what w^as thenthe frontier, and lacking educational advantages was a manof marked intelligence and ability and was well known amonghis associates as an exceedingly well posted man regardingcurrent events, particularly respecting all phases of farm became a warm friend of Owen Bush who told me in later.
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