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From: "Shana Leigh" <>
Subject: Re: [ORMARION-L] [ORCLACKA] PIERCE and TICE on Oregon Trail
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 13:11:30 -0800


Do you have the whole list?
I know this has nothing to do with your surnames., but I think that my
Great Great Grandfather James Barber is on there.
Shana Leigh
Oregon


----- Original Message -----
From: Albert E. Belanger <>
To: <>
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 9:02 AM
Subject: [ORMARION-L] [ORCLACKA] PIERCE and TICE on Oregon Trail


> Bonjour, Ronald Pierce et al.,
>
> This is what I have in my Master List of 1851 O.T. Pioneers to date:
>
> PIERCE, Capt. -jlj- = ; -SF-
> PIERCE, F. ? (On his was to CA with the mail) - jeb -
> PIERCE, Joseph, [Mrs.] (With Jean Rio BAKER sewed cut finger of
CHATTERLY) - M jrb - ; - CPN -
> PIERCE/PEARCE, Mrs. Joseph -jrb-
>
> AS for TYCE/TICE, I have a copy of his 1850 (not 1851) trail diary I
purchased from Brigham Young U
> in Utah. I have not indexed it.
>
> Albert Belanger
> Researching 1851 O.T and BLANCHARD, BOWMAN, LINK, HALL, and NOLAND
>
>
> ___________________________
> >
> > Albert, I am writing because of a string of coincidences in your
research. First, I am researching a William Pierce of 1760, and his
lineage. (2) My branch is from Orange Co. VA, range=1640's-1800's. (3) they
began migrating to Oregon in 1850, I am interested in their wagon train
(traveled with Tice) (4) My grandfather HJPierce moved his family to Oregon
City in the 1880's. They traveled from VA to NC (1780s) thence to KY
(1801), thence to Bates Co. MO (1834), thence to Oregon (several trips, plus
returns)... commensed prior to 1850, but first recorded on a move 1850.
I would be interested in any info you may have on wagon trains, and in
particular if any Pierce's are named.
> > Interesting web site,
> > Ron Pierce,
> > ____________________________
>
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