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1 | Name (as spelled on School Roster) | Alternate Names | Death Date | Enroll Date | Burial Location | Reported Cause of Death | Sources & Notes | Sources - Draft | Tribe | Reservation or Village | State | No. on School Roster | First enrolled at which campus? | Grave Marker | M/F | Age Enr. | Age Death | BQ | S/E/Ce | ||||||||||||||
2 | Lot, Martha | Lott, Mattie | 1881-10-16 | 1881-07-09 | Forest View Cem., Lot 215, Grave 10. | “Sore” that “went to her head” | 1. "When I got back to my own home today, I found the dear little child, I had prayed for and loved so much, your own dear little Mattie was dead! [...] I can help your hearts a little by telling you that my wife when she found that Mattie was very sick brought her into our own home and our neighbors [the Walkers] came in and all have tried the best they could to save her life. She had three doctors [*in a later letter, he corrects this to ‘two doctors’] and they all did all they could. When the sore on her side healed up and stopped running it went to her head and that is what caused her death. So the doctors all say, and when you and your people feel so sorry in your hearts about her dying, you will not forget that the poor little girl has been suffering a long time with the disease that has now caused her death and when the disease went to her head she could not feel her pain and at the last, crossed her pretty little hands over her breast and went to sleep in Jesus." Additional details in the letter. M.C. Wilkinson. Letter to Chief Lot (Martha's father). October 18, 1881. RG 75, NARA Seattle. -- 2. Mary Richardson Walker. Diaries. October 11-18, 1881. Walker Family Papers. Pacific University Archives. -- 3. The first student death at Forest Grove Indian School. School roster. -- 4. Records for Grave Lot 215 within the handwritten register of cemetery lots of Forest View Cemetery (Forest Grove); held by the cemetery, with copies at the Friends of Historic Forest Grove. Plot map: https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127086 | Spokane | Spokane | WA | 70 | Forest Grove | None | ||||||||||||||||||||
3 | Skitus, William | Skitus, Billy | 1883-03-01 | 1880-07-13 | Remains probably returned home to Warm Springs; see notes. | Unknown | 1. "The Indian boy was buried, Billy Skitus. He used to help me wash last fall." Mary Richardson Walker. Diaries. March 16, 1883. Walker Family Papers. Pacific University Archives. -- 2. Superintendent Minthorn Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Hiram Price, April 8, 1884. Press Copies of Letters Sent, 1881-1912, Chemawa Records, NARA, Seattle. This letter asks for permission to pay for disinterring and moving the bodies of two Warm Springs students back to their home. | FG, CJ | Wasco | Warm Springs | OR | 37 | Forest Grove | ||||||||||||||||||||
4 | Victor, Hugh | 1883-03-08 | 1881-10-17? | Forest View Cem., Lot 215, Grave 4. Unmarked. | "Sick for a long time" | 1. In his diary, S.A.T. Walker says that "Hugh Victor," an Indian boy who had been "sick for a long time," died on 3/8/1883. This refers to the student who is only recorded under the name "Hugh" on the School Roster. See: Samuel A. T. Walker. Diaries. March 9, 1883. Pacific University Archives. -- 2. Ledger entries related to his funeral, dated March 9, 1883, Cash Book, 1879-1883; within Financial Records, 1879-1961; Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 3. Records for Grave Lot 215 within the handwritten register of cemetery lots of Forest View Cemetery (Forest Grove); held by the cemetery, with copies at the Friends of Historic Forest Grove. https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127086 | Umatilla | Umatilla | OR | 90 | Forest Grove | None | M | ||||||||||||||||||||
5 | Jack, Lila | Jack, Lillian | 1883-05-18 | 1881-07-12 | Remains probably returned home to Warm Springs. | Unknown | 1. School roster. -- 2. "The funeral of an Indian girl at the I.T. School" was recorded by Mary Walker on 5/19/1883. Mary Richardson Walker. Diaries. May 19, 1883. Walker Family Papers. Pacific University Archives. -- 3. Superintendent Minthorn Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Hiram Price, April 8, 1884. Press Copies of Letters Sent, 1881-1912, Chemawa Records, NARA, Seattle. This letter asks for permission to pay for disinterring and moving the bodies of two Warm Springs students back to their home. | FG, CJ, l | Wasco | Warm Springs | OR | 76 | Forest Grove | ||||||||||||||||||||
6 | Abrahams, Winnie | 1883-06-28 | 1881-10-17 | Remains probably returned home to Umatilla. See Notes. | Tuberculosis (Lung Hemorrhage) | Winnie was being escorted home from the school when she died, and because of this her body was likely buried near her home at Umatilla. Sources: 1. Mary Richardson Walker. Diaries. June 28, 1883. Walker Family Papers. Pacific University Archives. -- 2. Letter regarding financial arrangements for her burial, presumably in Umatilla: Teller, H.M. (Secretary of the Interior). Letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. July 17, 1883. In: Letters sent by the Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, 1849-1903. National Archives. Microfilm series M606, Roll 32. | FG | Umatilla | Umatilla | OR | 85 | Forest Grove | X | S | |||||||||||||||||||
7 | Winum, Emma | Winnum, Emma | 1883-12-20 | 1881-10-17 | Remains probably brought home to Umatilla; see notes. | Tuberculosis | 1. An account of her death: Wilkinson, M. C. "The Story of an Indian Girl." The Sunday School Times (April 12, 1884): 228-229. -- 2. The physician reported that two students had died at the school during the fiscal year that ran from July 1883 through June 1884, both of tuberculosis. W.V. Coffin. “Physician’s Report,” within the "Report of Forest Grove School." Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to the Secretary of the Interior (GPO: 1884), p. 207. -- 3. Financial records relating to her funeral: Henry Minthorn. Ledger entries under the vendor J. L. Smith & Sons, December 22, 1883. In: Cash Book, 1879-1883; Financial Records; Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 4. Superintendent Minthorn was questioned over her funeral expenses because he bought velvet for the coffin: “I had considered this expenditure very reasonable especially as the child was almost grown and both of her parents were at the funeral having come to the school to be with her during her sickness and the family was a very influential one." Henry Minthorn. Letter to Hiram Price, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, August 7, 1884. RG 75, NARA Seattle. -- 5. School roster. | Umatilla | Umatilla | OR | 83 | Forest Grove | |||||||||||||||||||||
8 | James, Eunice Madge | 1884-06-23 | 1881-07-09 | Forest Grove or home? Unconfirmed. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. School roster. -- 2. "A little Indian girl died at Indian School. She was a Spokan." Mary Richardson Walker. Diaries. June 23, 1884. Walker Family Papers. Pacific University Archives. -- 3. "Madge James" is said to have died on December 2, 1883 in the "Vital Statistics" records of Chemawa School, but that date appears to be either a transcription error or to have been confused with the death of Emma Winum (Dec. 20, 1883). | FGVS 83-89 | Spokane | Spokane | WA | 71 | Forest Grove | |||||||||||||||||||||
9 | Lyle, Abelia | 1885-01-15 | 1884-08-13 | Remains returned home, presumably to the Puyallup Reservation. | Tuberculosis (Scrofula) | 1. “Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon,” handwritten ledger (1884-1885), Records of the Chemawa Indian School, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster (see transcript on other tab). -- 3. "An Indian girl died at I.T. school." Mary Richardson Walker. Diaries. January 17, 1885. Walker Family Papers. Pacific University Archives. -- 4. "On the morning of Thursday January 15th, Abelia Lyle died after an illness of six or seven weeks, though not confined to her bed for much more than half of this time. Consumption, the frequent sequel of 'scrofula' among the Indians, claimed her as its victim. Abelia, though a quiet girl was a bright one when well, and had many friends. She expressed her love for the Savior and her regret that she had not been more free to acknowledge him in the prayer meetings. Her sister Mary came to stay be her bed side during her last hours, and hers was the sad duty of accompanying her remains to her home at Puyallup." Indian Citizen (the student newspaper of the Forest Grove Indian School), Jan. 1885, Vol. 1: No. 12, p. 2. Whitman College Archives. | Puyallup | Puyallup | WA | 244 | Forest Grove | ||||||||||||||||||||||
10 | Hunter, Thomas | 1885-01-22 | 1883-04-28 | Forest Grove or home? Unconfirmed. | Tuberculosis (Scrofula and ‘Phthisis Pulmonalis’) | Grave location unknown; his remains may have been returned to family in 1885. 1. “Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon,” handwritten ledger (1884-1885), Records of the Chemawa Indian School, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster. | CJ, FG Box 133 | Warm Springs | Paiute | OR | 151 | Forest Grove | |||||||||||||||||||||
11 | Adams, Sarah | Adams, Mincy? | 1885-01-30 | 1884-08-13 | Chemawa Cem., C-10? See Notes. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | Sarah Adams died before the campus moved from Forest Grove to Chemawa. But a grave marker for "Mincy Adams" exists in the Chemawa cemetery with some matching details. The Chemawa grave may be for a different person, or the school may have reinterred her remains to be near the other two Adams children? Sources: 1. “Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon,” handwritten ledger (1884-1885), Records of the Chemawa Indian School, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster. -- 3. Mincy Adams died from consumption, Jan 29, 3 a.m., 1883. List of deaths. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 583, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | GM, CJ, NARA, BB, SR133 | Klallam | Skokomish | WA | 231 | Forest Grove | Yes? | F | 0 | 0 | S | |||||||||||||||
12 | Thompson, Charles | 1885-03-13 | 1883-04-18 | Forest Grove? Unconfirmed. | Tuberculosis (Scrofula) | Grave location unknown; his remains may have been returned home in 1885. Sources: 1. “Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon,” handwritten ledger (1884-1885), Records of the Chemawa Indian School, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster. | FG | Nez Perce | Nez Perce | ID | 143 | Forest Grove | None | ||||||||||||||||||||
13 | Sidwaller, Romulus | Sidwalter, Romulus? | 1885-05-25 | 1883-07-21 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cemetery | Tuberculosis ("Consumption"); or “Inflammation of brain.” | May have died either in Forest Grove or in Chemawa; burial location unknown. Sources: 1. “Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon,” handwritten ledger (1884-1885), Records of the Chemawa Indian School, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster. -- 3. Letter authorizing burial expenses: Muldrow, H.L. (1st Assistant Secretary of the Interior). Letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. August 15, 1885. In: Letters sent by the Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, 1849-1903. National Archives. Microfilm series M606, Roll 41: p. 173. | CJ, VS, FG | Wasco | Warm Springs | OR | 178 | Forest Grove | None | 16 | 17 | |||||||||||||||||
14 | Weeks, Rosa | 1885-08-05 | 1885-03-05 | Remains returned home to the Klamath Reservation. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | Her remains were repatriated in 1885. 1. “Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon,” handwritten ledger (1884-1885), Records of the Chemawa Indian School, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster. “Report of Forest Grove School.” In Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for the Year 1885. Washington D.C.: GPO, 1885. p. 225. -- 4. Letter regarding arrangements for the transport of her body home to the Klamath reservation: Muldrow, H.L. (Acting Secretary of the Interior). Letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. October 10, 1885. In: Letters sent by the Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, 1849-1903. National Archives. Microfilm series M606, Roll 41: p. 453. | Roll, FG Box 133 | Klamath | Klamath | OR | 294 | Forest Grove | |||||||||||||||||||||
15 | Dowace, Ethel | Dowase, Ethel; Dowese, Ethel | 1885-08-23 | 1885-03-05 | Remains returned home. "Ethel Dowese," Hill Cemetery Indian Burial Ground, Chiloquin, Oregon, Block 5 Row 9 | Tuberculosis | Her remains were repatriated in 1885. 1. “Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon,” handwritten ledger (1884-1885), Records of the Chemawa Indian School, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75, National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster (see transcript on other tab). -- 3. W.V. Coffin. “Report of Forest Grove School.” In Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for the Year 1885. Washington D.C.: GPO, 1885. p. 225. -- 4. Letter regarding arrangements for the transport of her body home to the Klamath reservation: Muldrow, H.L. (Acting Secretary of the Interior). Letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. September 24, 1885. In: Letters sent by the Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, 1849-1903. National Archives. Microfilm series M606, Roll 41: p. 371. -- 4. Ethel Dowese grave record, Find A Grave database, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/57514706/ethel-dowese. | VS CJ, FG | Klamath | Klamath | OR | 299 | Forest Grove | Yes | X | ||||||||||||||||||
16 | Brown, Caesar | Brown, Cassius | 1885-11-04 | 1885-03-05 | Remains returned home. Probably marked as "Cassie Brown," Masekesket Cemetery, Klamath County, OR. | Typho-malarial fever or Tuberculosis? | His remains were repatriated by his brother in 1885. Sources: 1. A. C. Rogers. "Sanitary record of sick, wounded, births, deaths, etc. at Indian Training School, Forest Grove, Oregon." Handwritten ledger. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. "On or about the 4th of November 1885 an Indian Boy [Caesar Brown] died at the school [at the Chemawa campus], and was buried the next day. In 4 or 5 days after burial, his brother came from Klamath Agency to take the body home. Mr Lee asked the Indian Henry Brown [Caesar’s brother] if he had money enough to meet all the expenses, he said he had." L.F. Williams deposition, “Exhibit No. 4” appended to Inspector Gardner’s October 22, 1887 report on Chemawa Indian School. In: Reports of inspection of the field jurisdictions of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1873-1900: Forest Grove School 1884-1899. NARA Series M1070, Roll 12. Frames 153-169. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS5J-V31C?i=152&cat=403511 -- 3. Cassie Brown grave record, Find A Grave database. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27650473/cassie-brown | FG, BB | Klamath | Klamath | OR | 290 | Forest Grove | Yes | X | S | |||||||||||||||||
17 | Jopps, Julia | Lapp, Julia | 1886-02-05 | 1881-07-09 | Chemawa Cem., C-11 | Pneumonia or possibly Tuberculosis? | Buried at Chemawa, but her name is misspelled as "Julia Lapp" on the grave marker. Sources: 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. School roster. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA VS 83-89 | Spokane | Spokane | WA | 68 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 0 | 0 | S | |||||||||||||||
18 | Varner, Lizzie | 1886-03-31 | 1881-03-08 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Possibly Tuberculosis | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | See Forest Grove Spreadsheet | Oyster Bay | Chehalis | WA | 49 | Forest Grove | None | F | |||||||||||||||||||
19 | Amos, Nancy | 1886-05-31 | 1884-06-05 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | FG | Nez Perce | Nez Perce | ID | 217 | Forest Grove | None | X | S | ||||||||||||||||||
20 | George, James | 1886-06-05 | 1881-07-09 | Chemawa Cem., C-12 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Spokane | Spokane | WA | 72 | Forest Grove | Yes | M | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
21 | Lowry, Charles | Lowery, Charles; Lawrey, Charles; Peo, Charles? | 1886-07-05 | 1886-06-01 | Chemawa Cem., C-09 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | His last name is spelled "Lawrey" on the grave marker. The "Lowry" children from Umatilla appear to be associated with the Peo family. Sources: 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. Chemawa Cemetery Map. | Roll GM, BB, CJ | Umatilla | Unknown | OR | 359 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 20 | 20 | S | |||||||||||||||
22 | Star, Philip | Starr, Philip | 1886-12-28 | 1885-03-05 | Chemawa Cem., C-03 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Snake Paiute Klamath? | Klamath? | OR | 293 | Forest Grove | Yes | M | 11 | 13 | S | |||||||||||||||
23 | Abraham, Ellen | 1887-01-02 | 1880-11-22 | Chemawa Cem., C-07 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, CJ, NARA, BB, VS | Spokane | Spokane | WA | 48 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
24 | Lucy, Joseph Jim | 1887-02-12 | 1884-12-08 | Unknown. Possibly Chemawa Cem. | Unknown | 1. A death date of 2/18/1887 is noted on the School Roster. -- 2. The 2/12/1887 date comes from: "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | FG/151 VS 83-89 | Wasco | Warm Springs | OR | 274 | Forest Grove | None | ||||||||||||||||||||
25 | Adams, Charlotte | 1887-03-31 | 1884-08-13 | Chemawa Cem., C-06 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, CJ, NARA, BB, VS | Klallam | Skokomish | WA | 230 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
26 | Preston, Belle | 1887-05-31 | 1885-03-05 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis, or "Congestion of lungs" / "Pneumonia Bronch." | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | FG Box 133 | Klamath | Klamath | OR | 300 | Forest Grove | None | 10 | 12 | 0 | |||||||||||||||||
27 | Wilson, Mary | 1887-06-05 | 1883-07-21 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Died Jun 5 or 10, 1887; consumption." School Roster. -- 2. Note that there was also another student named Mary Wilson from the Nez Perce tribe (#122 on the School Roster). | FG Box 133 | Nez Perce | Lapwai, | ID | 193 | Forest Grove | None | 2-Jan | |||||||||||||||||||
28 | Lindsley, Amelia | Lindsey, Amelia | 1887-06-22 | 1883-04-18 | Probably buried near Lapwai; see Notes | Fall from window (most likely), or possibly Tuberculosis | 1. Her cause of death is listed as consumption within the school's "Vital Statistics" records, but the ledger has other known inaccuracies; see: "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. Kate McBeth, a teacher at Lapwai, wrote in her diary on July 4, 1887 that she saw Amelia's relatives bringing home her remains, and that she was "a young woman about to graduate at Salem & fell from a high window there & was brought home a corpse." McBeth, Kate. Diary. 4 Jul 1887. University of Idaho Library. http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/mcbeth/diary/diarytoc.htm -- 3. The school's "Daily Sick List" shows Amelia Lindsley as being diagnosed with Scrofula on May 5, 1887 but does not record her death from the disease, suggesting she may have died from another cause. Deaths from illnesses normally were entered there. "Daily Sick List," 1887-1893. p. 19. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 4. The Salem newspaper reported that Amelia's remains were sent home to the Nez Perce Agency: "The remains of Amelia Lindsley, an Indian girl, who died at the Chemewa school, were brought down on the O.& C. last evening and shipped to the agency near Lewiston. [...] Mr. John Lee, superintendent of the Indian school, came down also to see that the remains were properly shipped from this place." Weekly Oregon Statesman, July 1, 1887, p. 6, https://www.newspapers.com/image/100260702 | Roll, FG | Nez Perce | Nez Perce | ID | 124 | Forest Grove | ||||||||||||||||||||
29 | Wilson, Ella | Wilson, Ellen | 1887-07-08 | 1883-04-18 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | FG | Nez Perce | Nez Perce | ID | 123 | Forest Grove | ||||||||||||||||||||
30 | Burwell, Walter | Burrell, Walter | 1887-09-02 | 1881-04-25 | Chemawa Cem., C-05 | Possibly Tuberculosis | Walter Burwell was an employee of the school at the time of his death in 1887. He had been a student from 1881-1886. His name is misspelled "Burrell" on the grave marker. Sources: 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). 2. School roster. 3. Employee roster. (Fill citation needed; consult archives@pacificu.edu for assistance.) | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Tlingit | Sitka | AK | 58 | Forest Grove | Yes | M | 0 | 0 | SE | |||||||||||||||
31 | Jackson, Arthur | 1887-09-12 | 1881-04-25 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Unknown | More research needed; unclear whether he died at Chemawa or after being sent home? | FG BIA SR BOX 143 | Stickeen | Ft. Wrangell, | AK | 59 | Forest Grove | None | ||||||||||||||||||||
32 | Berry, Hattie | Ben, Hattie | 1887-10-15 | 1883-08-11 | Chemawa Cem., B-11? See Notes. | Possibly Tuberculosis | 1. A gravestone marked "Hattie Ben" with no birth/death dates is at location B-11 in the Chemawa Cem., near other contemporary Chemawa burials. This appears likely to be a mistranscription of her name. -- 2. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Skokomish | Skokomish | WA | 198 | Forest Grove | See Notes | F | 10 | 13 | S | |||||||||||||||
33 | Meeker, Fred | Meeker, Frank | 1888 | 1881-09-10 | Unknown | Tuberculosis ("Consumption")? See note. | 1. He may have died after being sent home. A "Fread Meek." is listed on the school's "Daily Sick List" as having Consumption on Jan. 1, 1887, with the note: "Was sent home." Source: "Daily Sick List," 1887-1893. p. 19. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS46-W79D?i=483&cat=126720 -- 2. SuAnn Reddick notes: "Both Fred and Joseph Meeker listed on CJ as dead. Box I33" [More citations needed] | FG, BIA SR BOX 133 | Puyallup | Puyallup | WA | 79 | Forest Grove | None | |||||||||||||||||||
34 | Rice, Frank | 1888-02-28 | 1881-07-09 | Chemawa Cem., B-09 | Tuberculosis (Scrofula) | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. "Frank Rice, a student of the Indian school at Chemawa, and a member of this year's graduating class, died last week of Scrofula. [...] He had been ailing from some time, and unable to attend to his school duties. He has been interred in the school cemetery [at Chemawa]." In: "General news." The Independent (Hillsboro, OR: March 8, 1888), p. 1. oregonnews.uoregon.edu -- 3. Evening Capital Journal article notes his age March 1st - says he enrolled in 82 - Died Feb 28. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA, DOI Box 133 | Spokane | Spokane | WA | 74 | Forest Grove | Yes | M | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
35 | Grey, Jessie | Gray, Jessie? | 1888-03-01 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 1. May have been an employee? Mention of their death is in: "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). However no student is listed under this name on the school roster. | VS | Unknown | Find | Forest Grove | None | |||||||||||||||||||||
36 | Orson, Samuel | 1888-03-19 | 1883-07-21 | Unknown. Possibly Chemawa Cem. or possibly near his home. | Probably Tuberculosis ("Consumption) | Death date and burial location are unclear, but he mostly likely died around March 16-29, 1888, either at Chemawa or at home (sources differ). He had consumption according to the school's records. 1. Died "at home" on 3/19/1888. List of deaths. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 583, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 . -- 2. "Died at Chemawa" (thus, post-1885). School Roster. -- 3. SuAnn notes: "Art Taylor claims Samuel was buried at Chemawa." -- 4. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 -- 5. Had Consumption as of Nov. 1, 1887; then was recorded as "Gone home" and "died Mar 16 - 88," according to: "Daily Sick List," 1887-1893. p. 17 and 22. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS46-W79D?i=483&cat=126720 | BB VS 83-89 FG | Nez Perce | Nez Perce | ID | 183 | Forest Grove | None | ||||||||||||||||||||
37 | Price, Ellen | 1888-04-07 | 1883-07-21 | Chemawa Cem., B-08 | Possibly Tuberculosis | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Nez Perce | Unknown | ID | 191 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 14 | 18 | S | ||||||||||||||||
38 | Santiago, Sophia | Santagie, Sophie | 1888-04-14 | 1882-04-07 | Chemawa Cem., B-06 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | Spelled "Sophie Santagie" on grave marker. Sources: 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Nisqually | Nisqually | WA | 95 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 14 | 20 | S | |||||||||||||||
39 | Harte, Susie | Harte, Susan | 1888-04-30 | 1884-08-13 | Possibly Chemawa Cemetery; unmarked | Possibly Tuberculosis | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. "An Indian pupil in the Chemawa school, named Susie Hart, aged 18 years, died yesterday of consumption. [...] The funeral will take place tomorrow." Capital Journal, (Salem: May 1, 1888), p. 2. -- 3. A letter to Edwin Eells noted that she was sick and was almost sent home in early summer 1886, but made a temporary recovery. John Lee, Letter to Edwin Eells, Salem: July 26, 1886. Myron Eells Collection, WCMss137, Whitman College and Northwest Archives, Walla Walla, WA. | Roll FG WVGS | Snohomish | Skokomish | WA | 239 | Forest Grove | None | |||||||||||||||||||
40 | Meeker, Joseph | 1888-05-01 | 1881-09-10 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | Possibly sent home before he died? SuAnn notes: "Both Fred and Joseph Meeker listed on CJ as dead. Box I33" | FG, BIA SR BOX 133 | Puyallup | Puyallup | WA | 80 | Forest Grove | |||||||||||||||||||||
41 | Thomas, Margaret | 1888-05-15 | 1886-10-07 | Chemawa Cem., B-04 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Died May 15, 1888." School roster. Citation needed for cause of death. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Clatsop/Coquille | Unknown | OR | 362 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 16 | 17 | S | ||||||||||||||||
42 | Frai, Nora | 1888-07-15 | 1883-04-28 | Chemawa Cem., B-03 | Tuberculosis | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). -- 2. "Died - Fray - At the Indian School at Chemawa... of consumption ... aged about 19 years." Oregon Statesman (Salem: July 17, 1888), p. 3. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Paiute, | Yakima | WA | 155 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
43 | Ellwood, Ajax | 1888-12-02 | 1887-09-03 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. Died of consumption on Dec. 2, 1888. "Daily Sick List," 1887-1893. p. 33. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS46-W79D?i=483&cat=126720 | CJ NARA | Hoopa | CA | 401 | Chemawa | None | 12 | 13 | |||||||||||||||||||
44 | Adams, Angie | 1888-12-30 | 1884-08-13 | Chemawa Cem., B-10 | Possibly Tuberculosis | 1. "Vital Statistics 1883-1889." Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). | GM, CJ, NARA, BB, VS | Klallam | Skokomish | WA | 232 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
45 | Boone, Daniel | 1889-01-04 or 1889-02-13 | 1883-04-18 | Chemawa Cem., C-04 | Aneurism of the pulmonary artery | Died in Jan. or Feb. 1889. The 1883 death date on the current Chemawa Cemetery marker is inaccurate. Sources: 1. "Daniel Boone, a young Indian at the Chemawa School, was taken sick Sunday with aneurism of the pulmonary artery, caused by blowing on a band instrument, and yesterday morning [January 4, 1889?] he died. Dr. Byrd was hastily summoned to his assistance Sunday evening, but was unable to relieve him; he was too far gone." Oregon Statesman, January 5, 1889, p. 4. Cited in Beaver Briefs, Willamette Valley Genealogical Society newsletter (Salem: Winter 1993), 25:1, p. 6. Note: There is a discrepancy between the date they cite for his death and the date of the Statesman article; the original Statesman article should be consulted to clarify. -- 2. A death date of 1888 appears in a school ledger cited in: Maxwell Taylor, Arthur. "Tradition to Acculturation: A Case Study on the Impacts Created by Chemawa Indian School upon the Nez Perce Family Structure from 1879 to 1945." Loyola University Chicago: 2010. p. 39. http://ecommons.luc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1518&context=luc_theses -- 3. His gravestone in the Chemawa Cemetery says his date of death was June 1, 1883, but this is incorrect, probably based on a mistranscription of an earlier grave marker. Daniel Boone, Find-a-grave record, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/64002860/daniel-boone . -- 4. His death date was Feb. 13, 1889 and the cause of death "heart dis." per: "Daily Sick List," 1887-1893. p. 28-29. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS46-W79D?i=483&cat=126720 | GM, BB, CJ, WVGS | Nez Perce | Unknown | ID | 130 | Forest Grove | Yes | M | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
46 | Davis, Ellen | Price, Helen | 1889-03-10 | 1885-10-20 | Remains returned home to Warm Springs | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Died Mar. 10, 1889; consumption." School roster. -- 2. A contemporary news article describes what appears to be Ellen Davis (Warm Springs) as a "Helen Price" of Warm Springs: "At the Chemawa Indian school, Saturday night occurred the death of Miss Helen Price, an Indian student. Her death was the result of quick consumption and her remains were this morning taken to the Warm Spring Agency for interment." Capital Journal (Salem), Mar. 11, 1889, p. 4. -- 3. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | Roll FG Box 133 | Wasco | Warm Springs | OR | 331 | Forest Grove | 17 | |||||||||||||||||||
47 | Seymore, Lawrence | 1890-01-01 | Unknown | Chemawa Cem., C-02 | Unknown | 1. A "Lawrence Seymore" with no death date has a grave marker in the Chemawa Cemetery; see Chemawa Cemetery Map (1960). This name has not yet been matched with a student on the School Roster, so he may have been an employee, or the spelling on the marker may be incorrect. The date of death listed here is an estimate based on the location of his grave near other circa 1890 burials. Is it possible that Lawrence Seymour = Lawrence Pippin? The latter died Mar. 9, 1890. | GM, BB | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Find | Chemawa | Yes | M | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||||||||||||||||
48 | Lewis, Charles | 1890-01-21 | 1889-01-03 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Inflammation of Brain | 1. "Died Jan. 2, 1890, Inflamation of brain." School roster. | NARA | Port Blakley | WA | 495 | Chemawa | None | 15 | 16 | |||||||||||||||||||
49 | Piute, Junior | Paiute, Junior | 1890-03-02 | 1883-04-28 | Chemawa Cem., C-03 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. Death date and cause of death from the School Roster. -- 2. Grave location is noted in a typed cemetery register, "Chemawa Indian School Cemetery," (1960), attached to a memo by Louis King (Chemawa Facility Manager) to Gerald Gray (Chemawa Principle), March 21, 1990. Chemawa Indian School records. Copied by SuAnn Reddick (Chemawa Historian), circa late 1990s; supplied to Pacific University Archives, 2020. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA, WVGS | Paiute | Yakima | ID | 149 | Forest Grove | Yes | M | 0 | 0 | S | |||||||||||||||
50 | Pippen, Lawrence | 1890-03-09 | 1889-10-31 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Died Mar. 9, 1890. Consumption." School Roster. -- 2. Lawrence was admitted to the school hospital for consumption on Feb. 1, 1890. Daily Report of Sick. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 521, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | Box 133 | San Juan Islands | WA | 562 | Chemawa | None | 18 | ||||||||||||||||||||
51 | Billings, Raleigh | Billings, Riley | 1890-04-20 | 1899-10-04 | Chemawa Cem., D-11 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "Died April 20, 1890. Consumption." School Roster. -- 2. First name spelled "Riley" on modern grave marker. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Rogue River | Rogue River | OR | 553 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 11 | 11 | S | |||||||||||||||
52 | Flannery, Estelle | 1890-10-07 | 1883-08-25 | Chemawa Cem., D-10 | Typhoid, Malaria | 1. "The deceased will be remembered as an exceedingly bright child by any who have ever been at the Indian School. She was good in music, quick to follow teaching and had an apparently pleasant disposition. A Journal reporter was informed the cause of her death was typhoid fever. She was an Alaskan half-breed and leaves a little brother and sister at the school. Her father lives in Juneau, Alaska." Salem Capital Journal, October 7, 1890, p. 2. -- 2. "Died Oct. 7, 1890." School roster. -- 3. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA, DOI Mielke | Stickeen | Juneau | AK | 175 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 12 | 19 | 2-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||
53 | Guthrie, Minnie | Guthern, Minnie | 1890-11-22 | 1889-10-31 | Chemawa Cem., D-09 | Inflammation Lungs | 1. "Died Nov. 22, 1890. Inflam. Lungs." School Roster. | GM-BB, CJ, NARA | Clallam | San Juan Islands | WA | 557 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 16 | 17 | 2-Jan | S | ||||||||||||||
54 | Perkins | 1891-03-01 | Unknown | Chemawa Cem., E-13 | Unknown | 1. Modern grave marker shows "Perkins" died Mar. 1, 1891. This has not yet been matched with a student from the School Roster; it could be a misspelling or they could have been a school employee. Note by SuAnn: "Possible that Grave Map date wrong or incorrectly placed? No Oregon Death Certificate, no mortuary record." | GM, BB | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Chemawa | Yes | UNK | 0 | |||||||||||||||||||
55 | Brown, Lula | Brown, Lulu | 1891-06-11 | 1885-03-05 | Probably buried as Lulu Brown, Masekesket/Brown Cemetery, Klamath County, Oregon | Unknown | 1. A "Lulu Brown" who died aged 13 on June 11, 1891 is buried in the Masekesket/Brown Cemetery in Klamath County, Oregon, next to "Cassie" Brown, who was also a student at Chemawa. Lulu Brown grave record, Find A Grave database. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27650483/lulu-brown | Roll FG | Klamath | Klamath | OR | 301 | Forest Grove | Yes | |||||||||||||||||||
56 | Ross, Lucy | 1891-06-22 | 1884-08-13 | Chemawa Cem., D-08 | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 -- 2. [Cause of death needs citation.] | GM, BB, CJ, NARA, 1880 special census | Clallam | Skokomish | WA | 234 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 0 | 0 | S | ||||||||||||||||
57 | Charley, Mitchell | Charley, Michael | 1891-06-23 | 1885-08-10 | Chemawa Cem., D-07 | Heart Disease | 1. "Died June 23, 1891 at Chemawa." School roster. -- 2. Name recorded as Michael on grave marker. -- 3. [Cause of death needs citation.] | Roll GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Yakama | Unknown | WA | 324 | Forest Grove | Yes | M | 11 | 16 | S | |||||||||||||||
58 | Maxwell, Rosa | Maxwell, Rose | 1891-07-01 | 1888-11-25 | Chemawa Cem., D-05 | Unknown | 1. Her death is not noted in the school roster, and the grave marker has no death date. Her date of death is estimated as being circa July 1891 based on adjacent dated graves in the cemetery. | GM, BB, NARA | Nez Perce | Unknown | ID | 481 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 13 | 14 | S | |||||||||||||||
59 | Lachapelle, Isaac | 1891-07-01 | 1891-05-27 | Chemawa Cem., D-06 | Unknown | 1. More research needed. SuAnn found a matching student on the School Roster, but according to other records he may have been a 2-year-old boy, possibly the child of an employee? Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Shoswap | Unknown | ID | 679 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 2 | 2 | Ce? | ||||||||||||||||
60 | Johnson, William | 1891-11-01 | 1891-08-28 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Unknown | 1. "Died Nov 1891." School roster. | Roll CJ NARA | Klamath | OR | 703 | Chemawa | None | 15 | 15 | |||||||||||||||||||
61 | Beckwith, William E. | 1891-12-10 | 1891-09-10 | Chemawa Cem., E-12 | Unknown | 1. William was unusual: He was older (age 40) and is one of the few students buried at Chemawa with an original marble gravestone. It reads: "William E. Beckwith, Dec. 10, 1891. Aged 48 years. I had no home [in] this world. Jesus took me to his mansion's abode." William Beckwith grave record, Find-a-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/64002910/william-beckwith . 2. "Died Dec. 10, 1891." School Roster. -- 3. SuAnn Notes: "Death/Letter NARA #712 Harriet buried at Cityview" | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Hoopa | Unknown | CA | 712 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 37 | 40 | Full | E? | |||||||||||||||
62 | Watson, Ida | 1891-12-14 | 1891-10-23 | Chemawa Cem., D-04 | Unknown | 1. Two death dates given in the School Roster; the Dec 14 date appears to be a correction of the later date. "Died Dec 21, 1891; [written above this] Dec 14 1891 at 2 p.m." | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Alsea Bay | Unknown | OR | 744 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 17 | 17 | 4-Mar | S | |||||||||||||||
63 | Howard, Frank S. | 1892-01-01 | 1891-12-16 | Chemawa Cem., B-07 | Unknown | 1. Death date may range from around 1892-1899; this is an estimate based on the location of his grave in the Chemawa Cemetery. His death is not recorded in the School Roster. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Chehalis | Puyallup | WA | 761 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 25 | 32 | S | ||||||||||||||||
64 | Underville, George | 1892-01-02 | 1888-07-14 | Chemawa Cem., D-03 | Hemorrhage | 1. "Died Jan. 2, 1892 at Chemawa." School Roster. -- 2. [Cause of death needs citation.] | GM, BB, CJ DOI Box 133a | Unknown | Puget Sound | WA | 439 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 5 | 8 | S | ||||||||||||||||
65 | Sutherland, Cora | 1892-01-02 | 1891-10-30 | Chemawa Cem., D-02 | Unknown | 1. "Died Jan. 2, 1892." School Roster. -- 2. Note: "Beaver Briefs" cites her age as 2, but the School Roster gives an age of 5. | GM, BB | "Klamath Coos Bay" (probably Coos Bay) | Gold Beach | OR | 753 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 5 | 5 | 4-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||
66 | Hosler, Daniel | Hoslen, Daniel | 1892-01-13 | 1891-06-16 | Chemawa Cem., E-11 | Typhoid | 1. "Died Jan. 13, 1892." School Roster. -- 2. [Cause of death needs citation.] | GM-BB, CJ, NARA | Hoopa | Unknown | CA | 688 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 20 | 20 | Full | S | ||||||||||||||
67 | Woods, Augustine | Woods, August | 1892-01-15 | 1891-09-11 | Chemawa Cem., E-03 | Pneumonia | 1. "Died Jan. 15, 1892." School Roster. -- 2. [Cause of death needs citation.] | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Skamockawa? | Skamockawa | WA | 713 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 5 | 5 | S | |||||||||||||||
68 | Freddie, Nettie | Freddie, Nettie Fray | 1892-01-22 | 1883-04-28 | Chemawa Cem., B-05 | Flu, Tuberculosis? See Notes. | 1. "During the past winter there has been an unusual amount of sickness among the pupils ... During the winter about a half dozen deaths have occured. .... The last one was on Friday, being that of Frank LaPlant, from fever. The one dying next before him was Nettie Freddie ...." Oregon Statesman (Salem: February 2, 1891), p. 4. -- 2. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Paiute | Yakima | WA | 158 | Forest Grove | Yes | F | 0 | 0 | S | |||||||||||||||
69 | La Plante, Frank | 1892-01-28 | 1889-09-30 | Probably Chemawa Cem., but unmarked. | Influenza | 1. "Died Jan 28, 1892." School Roster. -- 2. "During the past winter there has been an unusual amount of sickness among the pupils ... During the winter about a half dozen deaths have occured. .... The last one was on Friday, being that of Frank LaPlant, from fever..." Oregon Statesman, February 2, 1892 [or 1891?], p. 4. -- 3. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | BB long obit Box 133a | San Juan Islands | WA | 523 | Chemawa | None | 8 | 10 | |||||||||||||||||||
70 | Woods, Moses | 1892-02-02 | 1891-09-11 | Chemawa Cem., E-02 | Gangrene resulting from bed sores | 1. "Died Feb. 2, 1892." School Roster. -- 2. "Died at Chemawa. At Chemawa, yesterday morning, Moses Woods, a young Indian student died from gangrene of the mouth. Some time ago he was very ill with fever, and during his illness he persistently laid on one side of his face. He did this until he teeth cut through his face and gangrene set in after the fever was broken and he was on the road to recovery. But his sytem was too weakened to heal the sore and the rapid spread of the ailment resulted in death. [...]" Oregon Statesman, Feb. 5, 1892, p. 7. https://www.newspapers.com/image/82085829 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Skamockawa? (Chinookan?) | Skamockawa | WA | 715 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 7 | 7 | 8-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||
71 | La Plante, Louisa | 1892-02-13 | 1889-09-30 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Acute Mania | 1. "Home Mar 1892, or died." School roster. -- 2. [Cause of death needs citation.] | Box 133a | San Juan Islands | WA | 524 | Chemawa | None | 13 | 13 | |||||||||||||||||||
72 | Chapman, Lena | 1892-11-30 | 1890-09-10 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Unknown | 1. Her death is not noted on the School Roster. Date of death needs citation. | NARA | Siletz | Siletz | OR | 571 | Chemawa | None | 10 | 12 | S | |||||||||||||||||
73 | Stokes, William | 1892-12-20 | 1891-06-16 | Chemawa Cem., E-10 | Unknown | 1. "Died Dec 20, 1892." School Roster. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Hoopa | Unknown | CA | 694 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 14 | 14 | 2-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||
74 | Whitely, Nettie | 1893-01-10 | Unknown | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Bronchitis | 1. Source of name and death date needs citation. Not yet matched with a student on the School Rroster. SuAnn noted: "Poss #556 Minnie Enrolled 10/07/1889. Lottie #1023 Rainier 9/94. Lillie 1040." | BIA SR BOX 133 | Find | Chemawa | None | |||||||||||||||||||||||
75 | Cass, Grant | 1893-02-06 | 1888-08-02 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Unknown | 1. "Died Feb. 6, 1893." Student Roster. | Roll | Rogue River | OR | 442 | Chemawa | None | 13 | ||||||||||||||||||||
76 | Johnson, Winnie | 1893-05-10 | 1890-09-08 | Chemawa Cemetery, unmarked; see notes | Heart Failure | 1. "At the United States Indian training school, at Chemawa, May 10, 1893, from heart failure, Winnie Johnson, aged 12 years. The funeral will take place at Chemawa at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The remains will be interred in the school cemetery." Oregon Statesman. (May 11, 1893), p. 4. https://statesmanjournal.newspapers.com/image/198024976/ -- 2. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 . Her death does not appear on the School Roster. | BB, CJ | Siletz | OR | 577 | Chemawa | None | 12 | ||||||||||||||||||||
77 | Gravelle, Frank | 1894-04-13 | 1893-10-05 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Scrofulous Tuberculosis | 1. "Died Apr. 13, 1894." School roster. -- 2. "Frank Graville; Scrofulous Tuberculosis; Age 17 [...] Died 3:20 p.m. 4-13-94. Quietly slipt away." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 760, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | CJNARA | Stickeen | AK | 975 | Chemawa | None | 17 | 2-Jan | |||||||||||||||||||
78 | Pugh, Maggie | 1894-04-18 | 1893-10-28 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Scrofulous Tuberculosis | 1. "Died Apr. 18, 1894." School roster. -- 2. "Maggie Pugh; Scrofulous Tuberculosis; aged 13; [...] Died 4-18th-94 at 10:45 a.m." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 763, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | NARA | Sound | WA | 980 | Chemawa | None | 12 | 1 | |||||||||||||||||||
79 | Granger, Lucy | 1894-05-10 | 1893-06-30 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Phthisis Pulmonaris") | 1. "Died May 10, 1894." School roster. -- 2. "Phthisis Pulmonaris [i.e. Tuberculosis. Hosp. Died at 4 a.m" on May 10, 1894. Daily Report of Sick. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 623, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | NARA | San Poil | Colville | WA | 937 | Chemawa | None | 15 | |||||||||||||||||||
80 | McDougall, Angeline | 1894-05-25 | 1893-06-30 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. "At Chemawa, Or., May 25, 1894, at 2 o'clock p.m. from consumption, Angeline McDougal, about 15 years of age. She was a student of the Indian school and came from Oknagon [sic], Washington." Oregon Statesman. (May 27, 1894), p. 5. https://statesmanjournal.newspapers.com/image/198319025/ -- 2. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 -- 3. Admitted to the school hospital around Apr. 9, 1894 with "Phthisis". Daily Report of Sick. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 620, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | BB | Okanagan | WA | 946 | Chemawa | None | 15 | 15 | |||||||||||||||||||
81 | Arden, Stephen | 1895-02-20 | 1894-08-18 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Unknown | 1. "Died Feb. 20, 1895." School roster. | NARA | Siletz | Siletz | OR | 1000 | Chemawa | None | 13 | S | ||||||||||||||||||
82 | McDougall, Norbert | 1895-03-21 | 1893-06-30 | Probably Chemawa Cem., but unmarked. | Tuberculosis ("Phthisis Pulm.") | 1. "Died Mar 20, 1895." School Roster. Note: This is off by one day. -- 2. "McDougall, Norbert; Phthisis Pulm. [i.e. Tuberculosis]; Age 11 [...] Died 3-21-95, 8:30 p.m." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 836, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 3. "Norbert McDougall ... was admitted to this school from Janasket School, Colville Reservation, together with an elder brother & sister; the latter dying in 1894 from tuberculosis. Was admitted to hospital Oct 15, 1894 with tuberculosis. He realized his condition early & fought earnestly for life, but when he realized the [appearance?] of the end - passed away a good Christian." Hospital Record: Deaths, 1895. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 959, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | BB, CJ, NARA | Okanagan | Tomasket, Colville | WA | 944- 947 | Chemawa | None | 10 | 11 | ||||||||||||||||||
83 | Chesaw, Maggie | 1895-04-10 | 1893-06-30 | Chemawa Cem., F-10 | Tuberculosis ("Meningitis, Tuberculous" | 1. "Cheson, Maggie. Meningitis Tuberculous; Age 6 [...] Died 1 p.m. April 10th 1895." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 843, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 2. Entry describes her death: "Had uniformly good health until in January 95 when she suffered from intermittent fever; recovered & was discharged. About the middle of March she was readmitted to hospital with spinal memnigits of apparently material origin; mproved for a while & relapsed with symptoms of tuberculous meningitis, gradually declining until the end: April 10th, 95." Hospital Record: Deaths, 1895. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 959, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | San Poil | Unknown | WA | 932 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 13 | 15 | 4-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||
84 | Shurtleff, Rosa | Shurlcliff, Maggie | 1895-05-08 | 1892-12-28 | Chemawa Cem., F-11 | Tuberculosis | 1. "Shurtle, Rosa; Tuberculous; Age 13 [...] Died 2:30 p.m., May 8th 1895." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 851, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 2. "Died May 28, 1895." School roster. Note: This date is incorrect, likely a transcription error. -- 3. Entry under Rosa Shurtleff describes her death, including: "[In 1893] she developed tuberculosis symptoms with abscess left lung from which she recovered [...] In January 1895 she began to decline slowly - continuing with occasional remissions to the end ..." Hospital Record: Deaths, 1895. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 959, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Wintone | Unknown | CA | 891 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 12 | 15 | S | |||||||||||||||
85 | Wasson, Freddie | 1895-05-14 | 1894-08-30 | Chemawa Cem., F-12 | Tuberculosis; and/or Whooping Cough | 1. "Died May 14, 1895." School roster. -- 2. Admitted to the school hospital on Apr. 23, 1895 with "Pharyngitis; Tuberculous;" Reported on May 14, 1895 as being in the hospital with "Tuberculosis left lung aroused by Pertussis," and dying at 5 a.m. Daily Report of Sick. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 653 and 656, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 3. "Died... from whooping cough and capillary bronchitis. He entered the school in Sept 1894 from Empire City, Ore. He was admitted [...] suffering with whooping cough, pharyngitis and bronchitis. [...] His cough and bronchitis began to improve, when nwevous symptoms e.g. restleness & delirium developed , which with carying severity continued to the end. Since his death I have learned that a sister died with symptoms of tuberculosis, which afford reason for a suspicion tha Frederick may have had latent tuberculosis of left lung ..." Hospital Record: Deaths, 1895. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 959, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Coos Bay | Empire City | OR | 1012 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 9 | 9 | 4-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||
86 | Peters, Fred | "Beda Bede" | 1895-05-18 | 1891-12-21 | Probably near home, Woodland, WA | Tuberculosis ("Adenitis, Tuberculous") | 1. "Peters, Fred. Adenitis, Tuberc[ulous]. Age 16 [...] Sent home to Woodland, Wash. near St. Helens, May 16th 1895, feeling very weak; Reported that he died the day after reaching home." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 614, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 2. "Died May 18, 1895." School roster. | Roll | Klickitat | Woodland | WA | 764 | Chemawa | None | Full | ||||||||||||||||||
87 | Sisk, David | 1895-11-05 | 1892-11-07 | Chemawa Cem., F-13 | Typhoid, Pneumonia | 1. "Sisk, David; Pneumonia; Age 19 ... Died 1:30 p.m. Nov 5th 1895." Records show he had been in the hospital for weeks, frequently with delerium. Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 894, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 2. "He was admitted to this hosptial Oct. 11, 1895 with fever and pain in left side. Typhoid symptoms - developing in pneumonia." Hospital Record: Deaths, 1895. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 959, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Wintone | Unknown | CA | 847 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 16 | 19 | S | ||||||||||||||||
88 | Poniton, Christina | Ponitone, Christine; Poynton, Christina | 1895-12-11 | 1893-06-30 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis | 1. "Died Dec. 11, 1895." School roster. -- 2. "Christina Poynton; Tuberculosis; Age 15 ... Died at 2:45 a.m. [Wed., Dec 11, 1895]." Previous entries show that she had been hospitalized frequently for months earlier. Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 904, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 3. "Died December 11, 1895 at 2:45 p.m. from tuberculosis. [...] She was admitted [to hospital] June 25, '95, while Dr. P.S. Rice was school physician..." Hospital Record: Deaths, 1895. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 959, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | CJ | San Poil | Colville | WA | 952 | Chemawa | None | 12 | S | |||||||||||||||||
89 | Mitchell, Leslie | 1896-01-06 | Unknown | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption") | 1. Possibly an employee or child of an employee? The name has not yet been found on the School Roster. The name and date of death are cited as "Leslie Mitchell, d. Jan 6 1896, age 17, of consumption." Rigdon Mortuary Chapel records, Vol. 1, p. 365. In: Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | BB | Unknown | Find | Possibly not a student? | None | 17 | ? | ||||||||||||||||||||
90 | Dow, Amelia | Bow, Minnie | 1896-12-17 | 1895-09-22 | Probably Chemawa Cem., but unmarked. | Gangrene mouth | 1. "At the Indian training school, Chemawa, Thursday, December 17, 1896, Minnie Bow, aged 12 years. The deceased was numbered among the pupils of that institution having been received from California. The remains were buried in the school's cemetery last evening." Oregon Statesman (Dec 19, 1896), p. 8. -- 2. "Died at Chemawa, Dec. 17, 1896." School roster. -- 3. SuAnn Notes: "Sanitary Record lists Willie Dow death 12/17 1896 GM & BB list Minnie Bow No Bow enrolled but Roll notes same death date." [Cause of death needs citation, but should be in the Sanitary Record of Chemawa. -Eva] | Roll BB, CJ, NARA Box 133 | Trinity Center | CA | 1089 | Chemawa | None | 9 | 4-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||||
91 | Leschi, Michael | Leshi, Michael | 1897-01-06 | 1894-10-27 | Probably Chemawa Cem., but unmarked. | Tuberculosis ("Consumption"), or Pulmonary Congestion | 1. "At the Indian School Chemawa, Wednesday, January 6, 1897, at 6 a.m. of consumption, Michael Leshi, aged about 17 years. Deceased was the son of an old Indian chief residing in the Willamette Valley and had been at the school for a number of years. His remains will be interred today." Oregon Statesman (Jan 7, 1897), p. 8. https://statesmanjournal.newspapers.com/image/198298494/ -- 2. "Died at Chemawa, Jan. 6, 1897." School roster. -- 3. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | BB Box 133a | Puyallup | WA | 1035 | Chemawa | None | 15 | 17 | S | |||||||||||||||||
92 | Wiggins, Margaret | Wiggins, Maggie | 1897-01-07 | 1895-10-03 | Chemawa Cem., F-05 | Unknown | 1. "Maggie Wiggins, a pupil of the Indian School at Chemawa, died at that institution on Friday night, at the age of 12 years. She was numbered among those registered as from the state of Washington and was a bright scholar. Her remains were buried at the Chemawa cemetery yesterday afternoon." Oregon Statesman (Jan 24, 1897), p. 5. https://statesmanjournal.newspapers.com/image/198302769/ -- 2. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 -- 3. Her death is not recorded on the School Roster. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Sousa Island | Unknown | WA | 1108 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 9 | 10 | 4-Jan | S | ||||||||||||||
93 | Safford, Levi | Safford, Lena? | 1897-03-09 | 1896-10-13 | Chemawa Cem., F-07 | Tuberculosis | 1. The name "Lena Safford" appears on the Chemawa Cemetery Map (1960). This appears likely to be a mistranscription of "Levi Safford," student no. 1233 on the School Roster. The date of death is from the Cemetery Map. -- 2. [Cause of death needs citation.] | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | "Digger" | Unknown | CA | 1233 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 16 | 16 | S | |||||||||||||||
94 | Favell, Louise | 1897-08-06 | 1893-06-30 | Unknown; possibly Chemawa Cem. | Unknown | 1. "Louisa Faval, [admitted?] July, Died Aug. 6th." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 927, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | NARA | San Poil | Colville | WA | 937 | Chemawa | None | 15 | 19 | ||||||||||||||||||
95 | Henry, John | 1897-12-30 | 1896-09-15 | Probably Chemawa Cem., but unmarked. | "Spinal trouble"; Abscess on back | 1. "Died - Henry - At the Chemawa Indian Training School, Thursday, Dec 30, 1897, John Henry, aged about 19 years, of spinal trouble. Funeral services were conducted from the school this morning and the remains were given interment in the school cemetery. The deceased was an Alaska pupil and was afflicated with spinal trouble when he was received at the school, since which time he has been an invalid. He was amember of the band and was one of the best boys in school. By his sweet and agreeable disposition he had made hosts of warm friends who lament his early demise." Salem Capital Journal (Dec 31, 1897), p. 4. https://statesmanjournal.newspapers.com/image/96624917 -- 2. Death not recorded in School Roster. | BIA SR BOX 133a | Hoonah | Hoonah | AK | 1184 | Chemawa | No | 23 | 24 | ||||||||||||||||||
96 | Baldwin, Ada | 1898-09-03 | 1898-02-10 | Chemawa Cem., B-02 | Unknown | 1. "Ada Baldwin. Died Sept. 3rd [1898]." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 942, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Snake River | Snake River | ID | 1402 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 10 | 10 | 4-Jan | S | |||||||||||||||
97 | Pattee, Arthur | 1899-01-10 | n/a | Chemawa Cem., E-16 | Measles, Flu | 1. Not a student; the infant son of John Pattee (Sioux, Cole Creek, SD), who was employed as the school carpenter. He was a 13 month old infant who died after "measles and la grippe combined." His father is buried next to him at plot E-17. Their burials are among the few in the cemetery that have marble grave markers. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 | GM, BB | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Not | Chemawa | Yes | M | 0 | ||||||||||||||||||
98 | Temple, Eddie | 1899-01-12 | 1898-09-21 | Chemawa Cem., F-01 | Influenza ("La grippe") | 1. "Died - Temple - At the Chemawa Indian Training School, Thursday January 12, 1899, Eddie Temple, aged about 16 years, of la grippe. Funeral services will be conducted at the school ... at 11 o'clock today, and burial will take place in the school cemetery. The little fellow was a student at the school, going to Chemawa last fall from Happy Camp, California." Oregon Statesman (Jan 13, 1899), p. 8. https://statesmanjournal.newspapers.com/image/197166750/ -- 2. Willamette Valley Genealogical Society. Beaver Briefs. Vol. 25: 1-3 and Vol. 26: 1 (1993-1994). https://heritage.lib.pacificu.edu/s/deaths-chemawa/item/127084 -- 3. Note: scan of School Roster is illegible for his record. | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Hoopa | Happy Camp | OR | 1425 | Chemawa | M | 16 | 16 | S | |||||||||||||||||
99 | Simonson, Jessie | Simmons, Jessie | 1899-04-25 | 1897-04-05 | Chemawa Cem., A-08 | Spinal meningitis | 1. Chemawa Cemetery Map (1960) shows she died Apr. 25, 1899. -- 2. Spelling of name from School Roster. He appears elsewhere as "Simmons". | GM, BB, CJ, NARA | Wylackie | Unknown | CA | 1314 | Chemawa | Yes | F | 12 | 14 | S | |||||||||||||||
100 | Cameron, Henry | 1899-09-07 | 1897-04-05 | Chemawa Cem., A-07 | Meningitis | 1. "Died Sept. 7, 1899." School Roster. -- 2. "Henry Cammeron. Died Sept. th, 4:10 a.m. [1899]." Hospital Record. Records of the Chemawa Indian School; Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration (Seattle). Digital version: Scan of microfilm #1028496, Frame 951, https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/126720 -- 3. [Source needed for cause of death.] | GM, BB, CJ, NARA 1301 | Wylackie Round Valley | Unknown | CA | 1300 | Chemawa | Yes | M | 6 | 9 | 4-Jan | S |