The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-07

Of Seattle, IL pioneer or isoS- Hs
has lived in Pierce and King countie.
for the last ten years, being connected
with tie Police force Of Seattle, hayinl
bcea chief three times. He has AIS
been depaty sheriff and deputy United
States marshal. Mr.. Woolery Is mar
ried.
MRS. L. y. THOMPSON
Came into Pierce county in 1853, with
her father. sisters aud brothers. iIei
father. William ii. kincaid, was one
OF the first four settlers in Pnyallnr
valley, the other three being Isaac
Woolery, Abraham Woolery and -
Owens. They went in 1851, but were
driven out during the Indian war oil
1856. They went 10 Fort Steiiscoom,
where they remainet until quiet was
fully restored, when they returned u
the Puyailup. Levant F. Thompson,
the husband of this lady, came u
Puget Sound in 1850. where he has
since been farmer. lumbeFman, mer.
chant, banker, etc. lie and his part
ner, Mr.. Meade, planted the first
hops In the Territory in is6i, and they
have been engaged in their cultivation
on gradually increasing scale to this
time. They have received a. mach as
dollar a pound for their hops, aud
again have received nothing for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson live ut Sum.
ncr and have five children.
w. p. SMITH
Came TO Seattle from New York In
1888, and settled down at Renton,
where, as the result of his Iabors ana
skill, he has one of the most attractive,
valuable and profitable farms in the
Territory. He served nine months In
the Indian war and never got cent
for t. He was foreman under Colonel
(then captain1 Haller. at the building
Of Fort Townsend. and got six dollars
and s-half day for his services. Mr..
Smith Is an importer of biootcd stock,
rare plants and fine machinery. lie
has two sons.
JoHs N. THOMAS
Came from Indiana in 1883. and was
the trst man IL locate in the White
River Valley He came 10 the country
with Frank Adams and Frank Mat
thias. He served az volunteer in the
Indian war at first, and then as guile
and interpreter Ia Captain Frederick
+. Dent, afterwards, General Dent. and
brothe -in-iav Of General Ulysses \.
Grant. He has a wife aud ten children.
Mrs. Thomas il daughter OF 5. w.
Russell. now 81 years OF aee, who
came here in 1888, and Il nj present
living with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas on
their farm in tha valley.
r. c. aRcHER
Came to California In 1858 and 70
Washington Iva 1853. lie opened the
Newcastle coal mine, under Nhitworth
and Bagiey. He nos lives In Seattle.
JOHN gisErH
Lives on WILDLY Island. lie arrived
in Willamette Valley III 1870. and on
Whidby four wears later. He Is a far
mer; has n wife and six ehildrca.
THOMAS cRassKY
Arrived IN California In 1851 and on
reget Sound in 1854. Ills ilrm, GEcn-
nan 4 Cganney. buiit the Itsalady
sasmiA and operated it nearly twenty
years He now lives at Coapeviile.
ALnEar Bsisss
Came Ia Port Townsend in 1852, and
took claim Of $40 acres, upea which
a good part OF the town i nov bliit
he vas probate judge OF Jefferson
comfy for fourteen years, WAS one oil
the first commissioners, aud WAS a.
one time 10 the legislature. lie II ~
years old and Is about as lively and
happy a. any boy in the country.
Taso. o. WILLIAMS
Ii a Californian OF 1870. In iSs5 hs
came 80 Port Townsend to work ia the
negs mill nj tla; piae. lie servea
nine years as auditor and sheriff q
hi. ap county.
y. y. sNfrHERs
Was al immigrant 81 is5s. walking
Acro<. tbs plains With nT. 10. Kellogg
He has t-eea at Eeato3 over thirty
yeas<. lie discovered coal there, and
n company xith e. b. sha,tack ara
tT. u. Morris, opened the mine Ia 1874
lie is.s \ fine farm aud j. tesn pro
urietor. He has = wife, one aaushtei
ans. two sons.
sngsss KTssEy
Is Nova sootiaa BY birth. hnt .
psgas Soauder ~ adoption. lie la
isss on these w.sers thirty-ilye YEAR
| he took oa the bark raxlcedopr th'
arst piles used ia the geyefntnsni
navy yard at Mare i,aai, get-tng
| shetss at negwala Bay, WILDLY 10
land. Mr.. Kinney lives IS Cosp~yiie
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