Information was collected by Martin Burrell from The Oregon State Archives, Salem, Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008. Also from Lockley, Fred "History of the Columbia River Valley, From The Dalles to the Sea." Vol. 2.S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1928. P. 228.
In 1873 Washington Territory Census, Henry Luce and his wife are living in [Olympia], Thurston County and he is listed as a printer.
Henry B. Luce was the editor of one of Forest Grove's earliest newspapers printed in the late 1800's.
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Henry & Candace had a total of 9 Children.
1)Edward Condon, of Hillsboro, Washington, Ore.
2)Mary A., wife of R. W. Moulton of Topenish, Wa.
3)Sidney Marsh, of Plush, Or. a Vet. of the Spanish-American War and is buried in Willamette National Cemt, Portland, Ore.
4)Laura, widow of Peter Egoscue, Winnemucca, Nev.
5)Ruth, Professional Nurse
6)Inez, wife of W.E. Toney
7)Helen, wife of E.A. Priday of Lake View, Ore.
8)Henry Roy, died in infancy
9)David, died in infancy
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In 1873 Washington Territory Census, Henry Luce and his wife are living in [Olympia], Thurston County and he is listed as a printer.
Henry B. Luce was the editor of one of Forest Grove's earliest newspapers printed in the late 1800's.
==========================================
Henry & Candace had a total of 9 Children.
1)Edward Condon, of Hillsboro, Washington, Ore.
2)Mary A., wife of R. W. Moulton of Topenish, Wa.
3)Sidney Marsh, of Plush, Or. a Vet. of the Spanish-American War and is buried in Willamette National Cemt, Portland, Ore.
4)Laura, widow of Peter Egoscue, Winnemucca, Nev.
5)Ruth, Professional Nurse
6)Inez, wife of W.E. Toney
7)Helen, wife of E.A. Priday of Lake View, Ore.
8)Henry Roy, died in infancy
9)David, died in infancy
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Information was collected by Martin Burrell from The Oregon State Archives, Salem, Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008. Also from Lockley, Fred "History of the Columbia River Valley, From The Dalles to the Sea." Vol. 2.S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1928. P. 228.
In 1873 Washington Territory Census, Henry Luce and his wife are living in [Olympia], Thurston County and he is listed as a printer.
Henry B. Luce was the editor of one of Forest Grove's earliest newspapers printed in the late 1800's.
==========================================
Henry & Candace had a total of 9 Children.
1)Edward Condon, of Hillsboro, Washington, Ore.
2)Mary A., wife of R. W. Moulton of Topenish, Wa.
3)Sidney Marsh, of Plush, Or. a Vet. of the Spanish-American War and is buried in Willamette National Cemt, Portland, Ore.
4)Laura, widow of Peter Egoscue, Winnemucca, Nev.
5)Ruth, Professional Nurse
6)Inez, wife of W.E. Toney
7)Helen, wife of E.A. Priday of Lake View, Ore.
8)Henry Roy, died in infancy
9)David, died in infancy
==========================================
In 1873 Washington Territory Census, Henry Luce and his wife are living in [Olympia], Thurston County and he is listed as a printer.
Henry B. Luce was the editor of one of Forest Grove's earliest newspapers printed in the late 1800's.
==========================================
Henry & Candace had a total of 9 Children.
1)Edward Condon, of Hillsboro, Washington, Ore.
2)Mary A., wife of R. W. Moulton of Topenish, Wa.
3)Sidney Marsh, of Plush, Or. a Vet. of the Spanish-American War and is buried in Willamette National Cemt, Portland, Ore.
4)Laura, widow of Peter Egoscue, Winnemucca, Nev.
5)Ruth, Professional Nurse
6)Inez, wife of W.E. Toney
7)Helen, wife of E.A. Priday of Lake View, Ore.
8)Henry Roy, died in infancy
9)David, died in infancy
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