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Halleck, Gen. Henry Wager

Halleck, Gen. Henry Wager

Transcription from back: “Henry Wager Halleck. Presented by Miss Ruth Drake, 1505 SW. 14th. Ave, city. Oct. 25, 1944.” Transcription from front: “Gen. Halleck.”

Helm, Nettie

Helm, Nettie

Transcription from back: “Nettie Helm, daughter of Elizabeth Sager Helm. Gift of Myra Helm.”

M. F. Wilhoit Studio (Photographer)

Holcomb, Cyrus

Holcomb, Cyrus

Transcription from front: “Cyrus Holcomb” Transcription from back: “A brother of Mrs. Emiline (Holcomb) Himes. Pioneer of 1853, and mother of George Henry Himes. An uncle of Geo. H. Himes. Married: Miss Lydia Himes, a sister to Tyrus Himes, the father of Geo. H, Himes. Mr. Holcomb never lived in Oregon. Resident of Clarke County, Iowa.

Holcomb, Lydia Himes

Holcomb, Lydia Himes

Transcription from front: “Mrs. Lydia Himes Holcomb.” Transcription from back: “Wife of Cyrus Holcomb. A sister of Tyrus Himes, a pioneer of 1853, and father of George Henry Himes. An aunt of Geo. H. Himes. Mrs. Holcomb never lived in Oregon. Resident of Clarke County, Iowa.”

Holmes, Thomas J.

Holmes, Thomas J.

Transcription from front: “Thomas J. Holmes.” Transcription from back: “Thomas J. Holmes, Sr., Businessman of Portland. Presented to O.H.S. by N.B. Lappeus - Nov. 28, 1921. Elected mayor of Portland but died the night of his election. Was a very strong Democrat. Was a barber in early life. Father of Thomas J. Holmes Jr., and Byron Z. Holmes.”

Howard, Gen. Oliver Otis

Howard, Gen. Oliver Otis

Transcription from front: “O.O. Howard.” Transcription from back: “Gen. O.O. Howard, Indian fighter in Oregon & author. From Oregon Journal collection.”

Morse's Gallery (Photographers)

Howe

Howe

Transcription from back: “Bro-in-law of N. C. B. Kelly, Nira Cranston Bingham Kelly, (Mother G. Mother) grandmother of Grace, Agnes, Hilda, Ross, Marion Plummer.”

Howe

Howe

Transcription from front: “Mrs. Howe, Athens, Ohio.” Transcription from back: “Aunt Hannah Howe, sister ? Of N. C. B. Kelly (Nira Cranston Bingham Kelly).”

A. W. Thomas Studio (Photographer)

Hurd, Jared

Hurd, Jared

Transcription from back: “Jared Hurd, Pioneer of 1854 (?), Draftsman in the office of the W.S. Surveyor - General of Washington Territory. Married Miss Annie Cock, a pioneer of 1853.”

Hill, Charles Henry

Hill, Charles Henry

Transcription from back: “Charles Henry Hill. Pioneer of 1857. Photograph was taken about 1864. He was the carrier of the first issue of the Oregonian December 4th 1854 and was the first “printer’s devil” on this newspaper. He was employed as type-setter in the office of the Oregonian for many years. He married Miss Sarah Virginia Kline. During the Civil War he served as first Lieutenant of a company of volunteers.”

Haas, Lottie

Haas, Lottie

Lottie Haas, born in 1860 in Austria, the daughter of Marcus and Josephine Haas.

Hoag & Quick's Art Palace (Cincinnati, Ohio)

Haley, Lucinda Miller (Ford)

Haley, Lucinda Miller (Ford)

Lucinda Miller (Ford) Haley, born in 1840 in Missouri, pioneer of 1844 to Oregon. She settled in Polk County and married William Thompson Haley on July 22, 1858. She died in Santa Rosa, California, in 1867.

Hall, C. H.

Hall, C. H.

C. H. Hall, born about 1837 in Indiana, was a physician living with his family at the Grande Ronde Indian Agency in 1870.

Halleck, Maj. Gen. Henry Wager

Halleck, Maj. Gen. Henry Wager

Major General Henry Wager Halleck, an expert in military studies, known as "Old Brains." He helped in California's admission as a state, and was a lawyer and land developer. He served as General-in-Chief of all Union armies during the Civil War.

Hallock, Absalom B.

Hallock, Absalom B.

Absalom B. Hallock, born in 1822 in New York, was an early (1851) surveyor, carpenter, building contractor, architect, fire fighter, and police officer in Portland, Oregon. His efforts were integral to the growth of early Portland.

Dames & Williams (San Francisco, Cal.)

Hamilton, Edward

Hamilton, Edward

Edward Hamilton, born in Culpepper County, Virginia, was Captain of the Volunteers in the Mexican War (1846-1848), Secretary of the Oregon Territory (1850-1853) and a Multnomah County judge for eight years.

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