Dollie Veva Allingham, born, Oregon, April 1873. To Margaret J. [Davidson] and David William Allingham.
At death, Dollie, lived in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County.
In 1900, she and her parents were living in Black Butte, Crook County, Oregon. They may have gone there for the health reasons of her mother. Her parents were married on 26 June 1853, in Polk County, Oregon. Record: Polk County Marriages; Volume 1, Page 30.
The 1910 U.S. Fed. Census, finds Dollie taking care of her widowed father, David William Allingham, now 82, in Halsey, Linn, Oregon. He was born, Dec 1827, Kentucky
In 1914, Dollie, was living in Eugene, Oregon and working as chief operator for Eugene - Pacific Telephone and Telegraph.
In 1920, she was working as a retail saleswoman in Junction City. Not far from Eugene, Oregon.
In the 1930-1940's, Dollie worked for the Oregon State Insane Asylum in Salem, Oregon. She taught sewing to the inmates.
At death, Dollie, was living in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County. Upon their deaths both Carter and his wife had their remains interred in Pine Grove Cemetery. While their sister chose to a plot at Lincoln Memorial Park in Portland.
Dollie's brother, Carter T. was blessed with one son, William David Allingham, born 14 Dec 1892, in Halsey, Oregon. He was married to Lucile Allingham. They in turn had one daughter, Marjory. William was a high school teacher and taught in Portland, Washington County, and in Eugene. He died in Eugene, Lane, Oregon, 30 Jan 1973.
At death, Dollie, lived in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County.
In 1900, she and her parents were living in Black Butte, Crook County, Oregon. They may have gone there for the health reasons of her mother. Her parents were married on 26 June 1853, in Polk County, Oregon. Record: Polk County Marriages; Volume 1, Page 30.
The 1910 U.S. Fed. Census, finds Dollie taking care of her widowed father, David William Allingham, now 82, in Halsey, Linn, Oregon. He was born, Dec 1827, Kentucky
In 1914, Dollie, was living in Eugene, Oregon and working as chief operator for Eugene - Pacific Telephone and Telegraph.
In 1920, she was working as a retail saleswoman in Junction City. Not far from Eugene, Oregon.
In the 1930-1940's, Dollie worked for the Oregon State Insane Asylum in Salem, Oregon. She taught sewing to the inmates.
At death, Dollie, was living in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County. Upon their deaths both Carter and his wife had their remains interred in Pine Grove Cemetery. While their sister chose to a plot at Lincoln Memorial Park in Portland.
Dollie's brother, Carter T. was blessed with one son, William David Allingham, born 14 Dec 1892, in Halsey, Oregon. He was married to Lucile Allingham. They in turn had one daughter, Marjory. William was a high school teacher and taught in Portland, Washington County, and in Eugene. He died in Eugene, Lane, Oregon, 30 Jan 1973.
Dollie Veva Allingham, born, Oregon, April 1873. To Margaret J. [Davidson] and David William Allingham.
At death, Dollie, lived in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County.
In 1900, she and her parents were living in Black Butte, Crook County, Oregon. They may have gone there for the health reasons of her mother. Her parents were married on 26 June 1853, in Polk County, Oregon. Record: Polk County Marriages; Volume 1, Page 30.
The 1910 U.S. Fed. Census, finds Dollie taking care of her widowed father, David William Allingham, now 82, in Halsey, Linn, Oregon. He was born, Dec 1827, Kentucky
In 1914, Dollie, was living in Eugene, Oregon and working as chief operator for Eugene - Pacific Telephone and Telegraph.
In 1920, she was working as a retail saleswoman in Junction City. Not far from Eugene, Oregon.
In the 1930-1940's, Dollie worked for the Oregon State Insane Asylum in Salem, Oregon. She taught sewing to the inmates.
At death, Dollie, was living in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County. Upon their deaths both Carter and his wife had their remains interred in Pine Grove Cemetery. While their sister chose to a plot at Lincoln Memorial Park in Portland.
Dollie's brother, Carter T. was blessed with one son, William David Allingham, born 14 Dec 1892, in Halsey, Oregon. He was married to Lucile Allingham. They in turn had one daughter, Marjory. William was a high school teacher and taught in Portland, Washington County, and in Eugene. He died in Eugene, Lane, Oregon, 30 Jan 1973.
At death, Dollie, lived in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County.
In 1900, she and her parents were living in Black Butte, Crook County, Oregon. They may have gone there for the health reasons of her mother. Her parents were married on 26 June 1853, in Polk County, Oregon. Record: Polk County Marriages; Volume 1, Page 30.
The 1910 U.S. Fed. Census, finds Dollie taking care of her widowed father, David William Allingham, now 82, in Halsey, Linn, Oregon. He was born, Dec 1827, Kentucky
In 1914, Dollie, was living in Eugene, Oregon and working as chief operator for Eugene - Pacific Telephone and Telegraph.
In 1920, she was working as a retail saleswoman in Junction City. Not far from Eugene, Oregon.
In the 1930-1940's, Dollie worked for the Oregon State Insane Asylum in Salem, Oregon. She taught sewing to the inmates.
At death, Dollie, was living in Portland, Oregon, not far from her brother and his wife, Carter T. and Margaret C. Allingham. Her brother and his wife had retired to Portland after farming most of their lives in Linn County. Upon their deaths both Carter and his wife had their remains interred in Pine Grove Cemetery. While their sister chose to a plot at Lincoln Memorial Park in Portland.
Dollie's brother, Carter T. was blessed with one son, William David Allingham, born 14 Dec 1892, in Halsey, Oregon. He was married to Lucile Allingham. They in turn had one daughter, Marjory. William was a high school teacher and taught in Portland, Washington County, and in Eugene. He died in Eugene, Lane, Oregon, 30 Jan 1973.
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