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From: Cecil Houk <>
Subject: Re: Early Oregon Government - Nineveh Ford
Date: Tue, 02 May 2000 02:10:58 -0700
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I know that Oregon wasn't a state until 1859. Let me try that again.

I know that my gr gr grandfather Nineveh Ford was a member of the
Oregon TERRITORY House of Representatives in 1854/55 because I have a
copy of the warrant requesting that he be paid for that service.
It is also a receipt (with his signature), and he was paid $186.00
for service from December 4, 1954 through February 1, 1955 @ $3/day
plus milage for 40 miles traveled; paid Februry 1, 1855.

Does anyone out there know where the early politicians of the Oregon
TERRITORY might be listed?

Cecil



"someone" wrote:
>
> Cecil -- Oregon wasn't admitted until 59.
>
> Cecil Houk wrote:
>
> > Hi all:
> >
> > I know that my gr gr grandfather Nineveh Ford was a member ot the
> > Oregon State House of Representatives in 1855 because I have a copy of
> > the document requesting that he be paid for that service (less than a
> > hundred dollars).
> >
> > Does anyone out there know where the early politicians of Oregon might
> > be listed?
> >
> > Cecil

--
Cecil Houk, ET1 USN Ret., AG6I
San Diego CA 92154-3654
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