Son of William Riley and Julia A. (Burden) Kirk. Father of Alice and Hallie. Divorced in 1913.
Early Oregonian Search
Kirk, Nathan Job
Person Profile
Alias --, J N
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 05 Feb 1860
Place of Birth Brownsville, Linn Co., OR-Territory
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation laborer
Date of Death 23 Apr 1937
Place of Death Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Alt. Date of Death
Place of Burial Hillsboro Cemetery, Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Mother Burden, Julia A
Date of Arrival
Father Kirk, William Riley
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Nelson, Ida B 13 Nov 1895 Linn Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Death Certificate 23 Apr 1937 Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR dc
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Burden, Julia A Mother
Kirk, William Riley Father
Nelson, Ida B Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Linn Co. 0509 6mos
1870 Federal OR Linn Co.
1880 Federal OR Linn Co.
1900 Federal OR Linn Co.
1910 Federal OR Linn Co.
1930 Federal OR Washington Co.
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The northeast portion of the cemetery was acquired by the Washington County Hospital for burials. Also known as the County Poor Farm, the hospital housed and cared for indigent members of the population. A new hospital building was constructed in 1923 after the previous structure burned down in 1920, and it has been recorded by Kimberli Fitzgerald and Deborah Raber in "Images of America: Hillsboro", that a small cemetery was located there. In 1950 the County Hospital building became the Washington County Extension Office. The occupants of the small cemetery were reportedly disinterred and relocated to the northeast portion of the Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, presumably sometime between the Hospital construction in 1923 and when it was repurposed in 1950. There were no records kept for this corner of the cemetery, and no markers were made to locate the people interred there. As a result, very little is known about how many or who may be buried in that portion of the site.
Early Oregonian Search
Kirk, Nathan Job
Person Profile
Alias --, J N
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 05 Feb 1860
Place of Birth Brownsville, Linn Co., OR-Territory
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation laborer
Date of Death 23 Apr 1937
Place of Death Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Alt. Date of Death
Place of Burial Hillsboro Cemetery, Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Mother Burden, Julia A
Date of Arrival
Father Kirk, William Riley
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Nelson, Ida B 13 Nov 1895 Linn Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Death Certificate 23 Apr 1937 Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR dc
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Burden, Julia A Mother
Kirk, William Riley Father
Nelson, Ida B Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Linn Co. 0509 6mos
1870 Federal OR Linn Co.
1880 Federal OR Linn Co.
1900 Federal OR Linn Co.
1910 Federal OR Linn Co.
1930 Federal OR Washington Co.
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The northeast portion of the cemetery was acquired by the Washington County Hospital for burials. Also known as the County Poor Farm, the hospital housed and cared for indigent members of the population. A new hospital building was constructed in 1923 after the previous structure burned down in 1920, and it has been recorded by Kimberli Fitzgerald and Deborah Raber in "Images of America: Hillsboro", that a small cemetery was located there. In 1950 the County Hospital building became the Washington County Extension Office. The occupants of the small cemetery were reportedly disinterred and relocated to the northeast portion of the Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, presumably sometime between the Hospital construction in 1923 and when it was repurposed in 1950. There were no records kept for this corner of the cemetery, and no markers were made to locate the people interred there. As a result, very little is known about how many or who may be buried in that portion of the site.
Son of William Riley and Julia A. (Burden) Kirk. Father of Alice and Hallie. Divorced in 1913.
Early Oregonian Search
Kirk, Nathan Job
Person Profile
Alias --, J N
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 05 Feb 1860
Place of Birth Brownsville, Linn Co., OR-Territory
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation laborer
Date of Death 23 Apr 1937
Place of Death Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Alt. Date of Death
Place of Burial Hillsboro Cemetery, Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Mother Burden, Julia A
Date of Arrival
Father Kirk, William Riley
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Nelson, Ida B 13 Nov 1895 Linn Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Death Certificate 23 Apr 1937 Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR dc
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Burden, Julia A Mother
Kirk, William Riley Father
Nelson, Ida B Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Linn Co. 0509 6mos
1870 Federal OR Linn Co.
1880 Federal OR Linn Co.
1900 Federal OR Linn Co.
1910 Federal OR Linn Co.
1930 Federal OR Washington Co.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The northeast portion of the cemetery was acquired by the Washington County Hospital for burials. Also known as the County Poor Farm, the hospital housed and cared for indigent members of the population. A new hospital building was constructed in 1923 after the previous structure burned down in 1920, and it has been recorded by Kimberli Fitzgerald and Deborah Raber in "Images of America: Hillsboro", that a small cemetery was located there. In 1950 the County Hospital building became the Washington County Extension Office. The occupants of the small cemetery were reportedly disinterred and relocated to the northeast portion of the Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, presumably sometime between the Hospital construction in 1923 and when it was repurposed in 1950. There were no records kept for this corner of the cemetery, and no markers were made to locate the people interred there. As a result, very little is known about how many or who may be buried in that portion of the site.
Early Oregonian Search
Kirk, Nathan Job
Person Profile
Alias --, J N
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 05 Feb 1860
Place of Birth Brownsville, Linn Co., OR-Territory
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation laborer
Date of Death 23 Apr 1937
Place of Death Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Alt. Date of Death
Place of Burial Hillsboro Cemetery, Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR
Mother Burden, Julia A
Date of Arrival
Father Kirk, William Riley
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Nelson, Ida B 13 Nov 1895 Linn Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Death Certificate 23 Apr 1937 Hillsboro, Washington Co., OR dc
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Burden, Julia A Mother
Kirk, William Riley Father
Nelson, Ida B Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Linn Co. 0509 6mos
1870 Federal OR Linn Co.
1880 Federal OR Linn Co.
1900 Federal OR Linn Co.
1910 Federal OR Linn Co.
1930 Federal OR Washington Co.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The northeast portion of the cemetery was acquired by the Washington County Hospital for burials. Also known as the County Poor Farm, the hospital housed and cared for indigent members of the population. A new hospital building was constructed in 1923 after the previous structure burned down in 1920, and it has been recorded by Kimberli Fitzgerald and Deborah Raber in "Images of America: Hillsboro", that a small cemetery was located there. In 1950 the County Hospital building became the Washington County Extension Office. The occupants of the small cemetery were reportedly disinterred and relocated to the northeast portion of the Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, presumably sometime between the Hospital construction in 1923 and when it was repurposed in 1950. There were no records kept for this corner of the cemetery, and no markers were made to locate the people interred there. As a result, very little is known about how many or who may be buried in that portion of the site.
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