<html><head><style type='text/css'>p { margin: 0; }</style></head><body><P>Marsha wrote:<STRONG>If this is the Ruth you are looking for please send your E-Mail adress I have docements of there history and contacts for you. You can also go through a hand written </STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>document that is in the Oregon Genealogy society hand written by Mary Lewis Leabo </STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Have pictures as well. </STRONG></P>
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<P>married on 4 July 1815, in Clay County, KY (since 1820 Perry Co)</P>
<P>HANNAH SNEATHEN b.18 Dec.1797 KY - d. 18 Nov. 1886 SALEM, OREGONThe</P>
<P>Lewis family eventually Settled near Junction City, Oregon - East ofSalem,</P>
<P>Oregon. Their first Kentucky original home was a one bed room cabin on</P>
<P>property of his father James Lewis II and Sarah Couch Lewis in presentday</P>
<P>Breathitt County. In those years the land was first Clay Co until 1820,then</P>
<P>Perry County until 1839 when it became present day Breathitt County,Kentucky.</P>
<P>A County of many criminals and rebels who randomly killed. Children of</P>
<P>Wm.Martin Lewis & Hannah Sneathen were all born in Kentucky. Thefollowing *</P>
<P>Children are recorded :</P>
<P>*1. John Lewis b. 30 April, 1816 KY md. Polly _____? b.19 June 1835,</P>
<P>born of parents in Boone Co., Indiana</P>
<P>*2. Ezekiel Lewis b. 2 July 1818 KY md.</P>
<P><STRONG>*3. Mary Lewis b. 3 Oct. 1820 KY md. 21 July 1836, to Isaac Leabo,</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>b.1815, Monroe Co, Indiana</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Mary died with 12 children descents, at age 81, on 10 Sept.1901, atToledo,</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Oregon.</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Mary & Isaac were married by Rev.B.Beamer, in Boone Co.,Indiana. Shewent to</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Platte Co, MO and left first for Oregon.</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Mary & Isaac arrived Oregon in October 1846 and settled a land claim on15</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Dec. 1846 in Oregon, in Williamette Valley.</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Mary made the trip (4)years ahead of her parents Wm.Martin Lewis &Hannah.</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>Her known children recorded are :</STRONG></P>
<P>a.) William P.E. Leabo b. 25 Aug 1837 MO- -died 23 Aug.1838 MO age 1in</P>
<P>Platt Co.,MO ( now Kansas City</P>
<P>b.) Noah John Leabo b.25 Dec.1838 MO md #1 on 19 Apr,1857, MissAmanda</P>
<P>Snider of Oregon md.#2 on 25 March 1873, Miss Josephine Snook</P>
<P>Children by Josephine :</P>
<P>1.) Emma Leabo md Mr. ? Letson (Eugene, Oregon) 2.) Benjamine</P>
<P>(ben) Leabo md</P>
<P>Ben lived Oregon City, Oregon & he died 25 March 1873 in OregonCity.</P>
<P>c.) Hannah Margaret Leabo b. 17 July 1841 in Atchison Co., Missouri,before</P>
<P>the family trip to Oregon was completed.</P>
<P>Hannah md. 13 Nov. 1858 to Charles F. Phar, of Polk Co.,Oregon.</P>
<P>Hannah Margaret Leabo-Phar, died at age 73, on 31 July 1914, Gilbert,Idaho</P>
<P>and buried now in "Russell Ridge</P>
<P>Cemetery", at Gilbert, Idaho.</P>
<P>d.) John J. Leabo b. 8 April 1843 - d. 1885 OR md. Mary Long b.16Feb.</P>
<P>1855, married 21 Feb. 1871 at age 16</P>
<P>e<STRONG>.) Isaac J. Leabo b. 5 May 1845 OR md.#1 5 March 1871 to Ruth</STRONG></P>
<P><STRONG>McCubbins</STRONG></P>
<P>md #2 18 June 1880 to Nancy Putnam</P>
<P>md.#3 Miriam Wooley.</P>
<P>f.) Unicy Catherine Leabo, b.27 Jan.1848 OR md.#1 on 28 Jan.1864 to</P>
<P>William Marcus, b. Sept.1832</P>
<P>md #2 on 1 May 1878 to Elias Wiser</P>
<P>g.) Walter Jesse Leabo, b. 16 June 1850 OR--d. 14 July 1863 age 13</P>
<P>(unknown cause, to researcher)</P>
<P>h.) Mary E. Leabo, b. 11 July 1852 OR--d. 23 Jan. 1862 age 10(unknown</P>
<P>cause, to researcher)</P>
<P>i. ) Emily Phoebe Leabo, b. 22 Feb. 1854 OR--d. 3 Dec. 1939</P>
<P>Portland,Oregon, at age 85</P>
<P>Emily Phoebe Leabo md. Charles Thayer s/o Fred Thayer</P>
<P>j. ) Joseph Elias Leabo, b. 27 June 1855 OR md. ?</P>
<P>k.) Sarah Elizabeth Leabo, b. 7 March 1859 OR md. 21 July 1878 toJohn</P>
<P>McClusky at Toledo, Oregon</P>
<P>Sarah died at age 78, on 22 Dec. 1937, at Toledo, Oregon</P>
<P>L.) Thomas Meritt Leabo, b. 4 April 1862 md. 27 Nov. 1881 to EllaKundret,</P>
<P>d/o Fred Kundret (born Switzerland) & Mary Ann Dick of OhioThomas</P>
<P>died at age 76, on 28 Feb.1938, at Portland,Oregon. His (3) Childrenare:</P>
<P>1.) Archie Leabo 2.) Perl Leabo 3.) Karl Leabo*4. James</P>
<P>Peelstraw Lewis b. 13 April 1822 KY md. ? *James P Lewis is awitness</P>
<P>on many Oregon deeds.</P>
<P>*5 . Phoebe Lewis b. 20 March 1824 KY md. a Vincent, , Phoebe & helived in</P>
<P>1849 in Lakeview, Oregon</P>
<P>*6. Sarah Lewis b. 11 April 1826 KY md Felix Garred b. 1824 Benton</P>
<P>Co.,VA</P>
<P>Sarah married on 11 Feb. 1844 ,Platte Co.,MO, before the trip to Oregonby</P>
<P>her Lewis family.& she and Felix arrived later on 21 Sept 1853 in the</P>
<P>precious Williamette Valley of "The Territory of Oregon". (*was not aState )</P>
<P>*7. Margaret Lewis b. 18 March 1828 KY md 1/2 cous., Matthais Lewis</P>
<P>b.1829 KY (cousin) s/o Joseph Lewis 1784 NC</P>
<P>Margaret & Matthais married on 10 April 1844, in Platte Co., Missouri 6years</P>
<P>before trip to Oregon by her parents.</P>
<P>*8. Elizabeth Lewis b. 2 Jan.1830 KY md Tarlton Taylor , married inApril</P>
<P>1848, at Putnam Co., Missouri</P>
<P>Tarlton arrived in Oregon in 1851 before Dec 1852 to obtain good landvacated</P>
<P>by "Oliver Scott" a early pioneer.</P>
<P>*9. Susannah Lewis b. 16 July 1832 KY md Thomas Starns *10. JesseBowling</P>
<P>Lewis b. 5 Sept.1834 KY md Sarah E.Bounds, on 27 July 1856, in"the</P>
<P>Oregon Territory".</P>
<P>a.) Jack Lewis md. ??</P>
<P>(1a.) Lillian Lewis md. a Mr. Cutsforth</P>
<P>b.) Lillie Lewis md.</P>
<P>*11. Nancy D. Lewis b. 2 July 1836 KY-- d. 1872 md a Mr.Henderson</P>
<P>Nancy died at age 36, early in life.</P>
<P>*12. Martin Lewis b. 20 March 1838 KY md Martin was 13 yrsold</P>
<P>when arrived in Oregon 1851.</P>
<P>*13. Daniel Lewis b. October 1840 KY md Daniel the baby was 11 yrsold</P>
<P>when arrived Oregon 1851.</P>
<P>Burial sites and death records are not available for many of the above</P>
<P>children by family or Official documents of Oregon.</P>
<P>(Wm.Martin Lewis.doc) SEE KINGS OF SHELTERED MEADOWS -ROOTS TREEby</P>
<P>John P. Sullivan, a descent.</P></FONT><BR>
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<DIV><BR><STRONG><FONT size=5>note Ruth McCubin in this History</FONT></STRONG></DIV>
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<DIV><BR>On May 29, 2008, at 9:05 AM, "Nancy Lee Adams" <<A href="mailto:nancydean@columbia-center.org">nancydean@columbia-center.org</A>> wrote:<BR><BR></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Calibri>Hi - Stephenie Flora mentioned this web site to me & my 1st time there I found a McCubins who came in 1850 with the Price Party from Fulton, MO. to CA. My ggg-grandfather James McCubbins came to Marion Co., OR. in 1852. Now I'm wondering who this McCubins was who traveved in 1850? What I read at OCTA/Paper Trail doesn't say where there destination was (Unknown). My questions are does anyone know more on the 'Price Party' wagon train? Did they ever travel to Oregon in 1852? You see I still don't know which wagon train my James McCubbins family came on from Missouri & arrived Marion Co., OR. abt. Oct 9 1852? I'm still trying to connect James to William Richmond McCubbin who also came in 1852 from MO. Talk about brick walls! Any help would greatly be appreciated - Thanks, Nancy</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV class=hd id=PTReportPanel_h style="CURSOR: move">Paper Trail Report</DIV>
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<H1><IMG alt="Paper Trails" src="http://webmail.meritel.net/redir.hsp?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.paper-trail.org%2Fimages%2Flogo_paper_trail_print.jpg"></IMG></H1>
<H2>Detailed Name Report</H2>
<H3>McCubins</H3>
<H4>Name Details</H4>
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<TR>
<TH><VAR>Last Name</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>McCubins</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>First Name</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Unknown</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Age</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Unknown</DFN></TD></TR>
<TR>
<TH><VAR>Gender</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>M</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Year</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>1850</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Origin</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>MO Fulton</DFN></TD></TR>
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<TH><VAR>Party</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Price Party</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Individual Type</VAR></TH>
<TD colSpan=3><DFN>Emigrant </DFN></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<H4>Information Found in Following Document</H4>
<P><DFN>Road to California: Letters of Joseph Price</DFN></P>
<H4>Publication Details</H4>
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<TH><VAR>Published</VAR></TH>
<TD colSpan=3><DFN>Yes</DFN></TD></TR>
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<TH><VAR>Publication History</VAR></TH>
<TD colSpan=3><DFN>Unknown</DFN></TD></TR>
<TR>
<TH><VAR>Publication Info.</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Misissippi Valley Historical Review</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Publisher</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Nebraska State Hist Soc</DFN></TD></TR>
<TR>
<TH><VAR>Published In</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Lincoln, NE</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Year Published</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>1924</DFN></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<H4>Survey Details</H4>
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<TBODY>
<TR>
<TH><VAR>Pages Surveyed</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>243-253</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Total Doc. Pages</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Unknown</DFN></TD></TR>
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<TH><VAR>Survey File</VAR></TH>
<TD colSpan=3><DFN><A class=NewWinLink title="View survey (opens in new window)" href="http://www.paper-trail.org/survey.asp?D_Code=50PRI01" target=_blank>50PRI01r.pdf <IMG class=NewWinNotif alt="(Opens in new window)" src="http://webmail.meritel.net/redir.hsp?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.paper-trail.org%2Fimages%2F24-frame-add-12x12.png"></IMG></A> </DFN></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<H4>Document Locations</H4>
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<ADDRESS class=adr>
<P class="org fn">Nebraska State Historical Society</P>
<DIV class=street-address>1500 R Street<BR>P.O. Box 82554 </DIV><SPAN class=locality>Lincoln</SPAN>, <SPAN class=region>NE</SPAN> <SPAN class=postal-code>68501-</SPAN> </ADDRESS>
<DIV><A class=email></A></DIV>
<DIV class=tel><SPAN class=value>402-471-4751</SPAN></DIV>
<DIV><A class=NewWinLink title="View source website (opens in new window)" href="http://www.nebraskahistory.org/" target=_blank><A href="http://www.nebraskahistory.org/" target=_blank>www.nebraskahistory.org</A> <IMG class=NewWinNotif alt="(Opens in new window)" src="http://webmail.meritel.net/redir.hsp?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.paper-trail.org%2Fimages%2F24-frame-add-12x12.png"></IMG></A></DIV></LI></UL>
<H4>Author Information</H4>
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<TH colSpan=3><VAR>Author Name</VAR></TH>
<TD colSpan=3><DFN>Joseph Price</DFN></TD></TR>
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<TH><VAR>Age</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>37</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Gender</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>M</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Occupation</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Unknown</DFN></TD></TR>
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<TH colSpan=3><VAR>Editor</VAR></TH>
<TD colSpan=3><DFN>Marshall, Thomas M. </DFN></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<H4>Author's Account of Journey</H4>
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<TR>
<TH colSpan=2><VAR>Year Written</VAR></TH>
<TD colSpan=2><DFN>Unknown</DFN></TD></TR>
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<TH><VAR>Family Size</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Unknown</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>From</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>MO Fulton</DFN></TD></TR>
<TR>
<TH><VAR>Party</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Price Party</DFN></TD>
<TH><VAR>Journey Year</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>1850</DFN></TD></TR>
<TR>
<TH><VAR>Left from</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>St. Joseph </DFN>on <DFN>05/09/1850</DFN> </TD>
<TH><VAR>Arrived at</VAR></TH>
<TD><DFN>Unknown </DFN>on <DFN>00/00/1850</DFN> </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<H4>Routes List</H4>
<OL class=routelist>
<LI>Platte River East of Ft. Laramie - South Side
<LI>Platte River West of Ft. Laramie - South Side</LI></OL>
<H4>Comments</H4>
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<P>Destination/Route codes not given.</P></DIV></DIV></DIV></DIV></DIV></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE>
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