North Central Idaho is blessed with mountain beauty and wild rivers. In the early days small boats, or ferries were used to cross the Clearwater. The Idaho Statesman – June 20, 1899 ORO FINO FERREY TIED UP. The Steamer Hannaford …
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The River Took Them
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Ahsahka, Brown, Canada, Carey, Cavendish-Teakean, Choate, Clearwater County, Cosner, Idaho, Iowa, Latah County, Myrtle, Nez Perce County, Peck, Pine Hill Cemetery, Randolph County, Southwick, Stalnaker, Teakean Cemetery, West Virginia, West Virginia Brown, Whitman County
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Tagged with: Alice Lue Stalnaker, Altha Dorothy McDowell, Arlene Burnice Cosner, Christian Stauffer, Clearwater River, Earnest Leonard Brown, Eunice Mapes, John Stauffer, Lowell Mason Smith, Lucy E. Ives, Martha Ellen Stalnaker, Nancy Lehman, Oliver Cromwell Stalnaker, Richard Havelock Cosner, Samuel Leonard Brown, Union Flat Creek, Vera Fae Jenkins, Wickliffe Robert Smith, William Albert Crow, William Judson Carey, William Mapes Carey, William R Choate
Remembering the fallen – Clearwater Valley Soldiers – in the ‘Great War’
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Canada, Cavendish Cemetery, Cavendish-Teakean, Clearwater County, Gifford, Holidays, Idaho, Lapwai, Memorial Day, Military Service, Orofino, West Virginia, World War I (WWI)
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The six names listed below are the young men from, or with connections to, the Clearwater Valley. These men made the ultimate sacrifice for their country in “The Great War.” I hope you will take a moment to reflect on …
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Tagged with: Abri St Louis, Alton Bellomy, Andrew Jackson Bobbitt, Bernard Smith Armstrong, Charles Augustus Bobbitt, Charles Swinton Hunt Rennison, Clara Eliza Smith, Clearwater Valley, Crockett Oscar Bellomy, Frederick Dieterle, Glenn Royal Dieterle, Harold Everette Kinne, Isabelle Hoar, Izora Merchant, Jay Newell Armstrong, Lizzie Irene LeBaron, Lulu Bell Patterson, Malissa Happ, Sacrifice Squad, William Barker Kinne
Jack of All Trades, Master of Many – J. P. Harlan Homesteads in Idaho
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in British Columbia, Canada, Clearwater County, Colorado, Greenwood, Guthrie County, Harlan, Idaho, Iowa, Lake County, Leadville, Military Service, Orofino, Pennsylvania Brown, Pierce City, Pitkin County, Quakers, Spanish-American War, Upper Fords Creek
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During his lifetime John Paxon “Jack” Harlan’s career involved being a miner, merchant, farmer, trapper, teacher, soldier, historian, public servant, civic leader, timber cruiser, coroner et al. Following is a brief synopsis of his life: John Paxon Harlan John “Jack” Paxon Harlan was born …
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Tagged with: 1st South Dakota Volunteer Infantry, Charles Henry Gleason, Clarence W. Robnett, Ed l. Knight, Eda Belle Harlan, Elwood Channing Brown, Emma Caroline Stiles, Emma Webster Brown, Evangeline St. Claire Harlan, Florence Nightingale Harlan, Frances Josephine Harlan, George Kester, George Washington Harlan, George Washington Harlan II, John Paxon Harlan, Lewis and Clark, Michael Harland, S. Elaine Gleason, Stila Myrtle Harlan, William Dwyer, William F. Kettenbach, Winifred Bateman
Following Gold, Finding Timber and a Place to Call Home
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Canada, Cape Breton, Clearwater County, Cunningham, Dickinson County, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Military Service, Nova Scotia, Orofino, Stiles, Upper Fords Creek
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George Washington Stiles and Mary Jane Cunningham George Washington Stiles George Washington Stiles was born at Cape Breton, Nova Scotia in July of 1835. According to US census information, both of his parents were U.S. born, his father in Massachusetts and his …
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