Related Records

1. 001.058 - Deed George W. Boham to James Taylor (uncle of WH Taylor) dated Aug. 24, 1874. James Taylor and George and Ed Boham were the first settlers at Fall City in 1869.

   Deed

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. 001.064.A.B - Road poll tax James Taylor 1871 and note to J.W Borst for $200.00 dated Jan 1, 1873.

   Statement, Financial

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. 002.002 - Green dress belonging to Mina Kanim Borst, second wife of J.W. Borst, mother of Alice-Borst-Rees-Rachor, mother of Jerry Rees. Dress in poor condition, faded, with holes. Black velvet ribbon trim of .75"

   Dress

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 002.003 - Chair with which Mrs. Lloyd (Euphemia) Rees started housekeeping in 1841 in Ohio. It has split Hickory bark seat. Was in continuous use for 98 years. She was the mother of James Rees, first husband of Alice Borst, mother of Jerry Rees. Two-slat back.

   Chair

   Record Type: Object

   
5. 030.268 - North Western Business College Madison May 31, 1873 Friend Qually, Your two kind letters were received in due time. I sold one half of the College after receiving your first letter. The new diplomas are engraved and we are only waiting for them to be struck off. How do you prosper? Write me soon, and I will be more prompt in replying. Sincerely yours, B M Worthington Handwritten letter, scroll font. 7.75 x 10".

   Letter

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. 064.054.A.B - Clara Webb Vinnedge Wedding Slippers. Married October 27, 1875. Pumps: white kid 11" from heel to toe 1 3/4" heel The shoes are a square toe pump, with a peasant style tongue. There is a kid leather bow at the instep. The heel of the pump is squatty, leather covered, the bottom of the heel is 1 1/4" across. The back of the shoe comes to a higher peak. They are lined with the kid leather as far as the arch of the show. The rest with cloth.

   Shoe, Pump

   Record Type: Object

   
7. 075.060 - Square nails from Watson Allen Mill on Tokul Creek.

   Nail

   Record Type: Object

   
8. 075.356 - Monte playing cards. 48 cards. 2.5" x 3.875". The cards have a red print on the back. The front of the cards have the number, pictures of the articles that are on the face of the cards. These cards were used by the Spanish for the gambling game of Monte.

   Card, Game

   Record Type: Object

   
9. 240.001 - Nightgown was part of the wedding hope chest of Louisa J. Zillmann, born in the Province of Prussia, Germany, May 3, 1843. She planted and harvested the flax and made it into thread and wove the material for the nightgown. Ladies flax cloth nightgown. Large,handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gussets underarm, handsewn hem around sleeve edges. Narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red, "L. Z." and number "7". Large handsewn patch on seat. Size 42 in. long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gussets down each side. Large handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gusset underarm, handsewn. Machine stitching hem around sleeve edges. Machine stitching, narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red "L.Z." and number "7". Large handsewn patch on seat. Size 42" long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gusset down each side.

   Nightgown

   Record Type: Object

   
10. 240.002 - Nightgown was part of the wedding hope chest of Louisa J. Zillmann, born in the Province of Prussia, Germany, May 3, 1843. She planted and harvested the flax and made it into thread and wove the material for the nightgown. Ladies flax cloth nightgown. Large,handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gussets underarm, handsewn hem around sleeve edges. Narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red, "L. Z." and number "7". Large handsewn patch on seat. Size 42 in. long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gussets down each side. Large handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gusset underarm, handsewn. Machine stitching hem around sleeve edges. Machine stitching, narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge Large handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gusset underarm, handsewn. Machine stitching hem around sleeve edges. Machine stitching, narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red "M.O." and number "10". Size 42" long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gusset down each side.

    Nightgown

    Record Type: Object

    
11. PO.002.0052 - Tintype of James Rees, first husband of Alice Borst. Taken when he was Captain of one of the Snoqualmie River boats. Background on right are ferns, behind wood fence. Gate has 3 rails, horizontally, flowers and shrub in foreground in front of fence posts. James Rees is dressed in dark suit and cap with black leather band, white shirt, bow tie. Has moustache and dark hair. Handkerchief in right pocket. Coat buttoned in front with top and 2nd button. Standing with left hand on top rail of gate.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.040.3141 - Yours faithfully, (for Africa). Thomas L. Johnson, Henrietta T. Johnson, Calvin H. Richardson, Issadorah T. Richardson. JF Knights. 30 Clapham Road.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.135.0010 - Philo Rutherford came to North Bend in 1872. His Civil War buddy, Uncle Si Merritt, kept corresponding with him and influenced him to come west; the mountains may have valuable minerals he thought. He is wearing a suit, with the top button closed. His shirt is white, and he is wearing a bow tie. His hair is parted on the side, and he has a moustache, with the ends curled up.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.430.0500 - Mr and Mrs Hughes. They left the Valley in 1880. She cooked in first logging camp and he worked in the woods. D. R. Judkins. Artist, Photographer.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.505.0003 - Clean shaven man in suit and tie

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. PO.505.0004 - Man.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. PO.505.0007 - Two women. Two girls standing one in a light colored dress the other in a dark dress. Relatives of Maude Woods. Maude Woods ancestors lived in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. PO.505.0008 - Couple. Man sitting, woman standing beside him with hat on. Relatives of Maude Woods. Maude Woods ancestors lived in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. PO.505.0009 - Two Men. One sitting, one standing. Holding hands. Relatives of Maude Woods. Maude Woods ancestors lived in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PO.643.0001 - Mary Jane Beard Taylor. First wife of William H Taylor at time of her marriage to him in 1879 in Old Shasta, California. They came to Snoqualmie Prairie in Spring of 1880. Size 4 1/2 x 5 3/4, sepia tone, matte print Studio portrait setting with tree in left background. Lady standing beside split rail fence, right elbow on fence post, left hand with hat on rail. Wearing black dress with long lace jabot and high neck collar. Hair pulled back over ears, bangs and curls in rows on top of head. Stern looking. Studio photo. FIRST WIFE OF WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, FOUNDER OF NORTH BEND Photo at time of her marriage to Taylor in 1879 in Old Shasta, California. They came to Snoqualmie Prairie in spring of 1880. Divorced 1894.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo