| Last Name |
Van Buren
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| First Name |
Ernest |
| Middle Initial |
George |
| Born |
6 May 1915 Fairview, Montana |
| Died |
28 Feb 1989, Keizer, Marion, Oregon |
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| Place Buried |
IOOF Cemetery, Lebanon, Linn, Oregon |
| Spouse |
Annie Casebeer (1934-1953)
Lela Peterson (1959-1989) |
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| Children |
Sharon
Mary Ann
Lonnie |
| Dates of Employment |
Various |
| Job(s) |
Filling Carrier (general labor)
Spinner |
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| Sources |
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| 1930 US Federal Census |
Salem, Marion, Oregon – 2800 North Commercial Street
Van Buren, Fred A., Head, 46
Van Buren, Myrtle, L, Wife, 41
Van Buren, Lavern T., Son, 18
Van Buren, Carol R., Daughter, 16
Van Buren, Ernest G., Son, 14
Van Buren, William J., Son, 13 |
| Washington Marriage Records |
Ernest Van Buren, Male, 19 to Annie Casebeer, 22 on 25 Aug 1934, Vancouver, Clark, Washington |
WWII Draft Card
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Ernest George Van Buren, 25
Born 5/6/1915 Fairview, Montana, USA
Address – scratched out: 1725 S. Capital Salem, Marion, Oregon
Name of Person Who Will Always Know your Address: Mrs. Anna May Van Buren, wife
Employer’s Name (scratched out): Thomas Kay Woolen Mills. Next to it. Washougal Woolen Mills, Washougal, Washington.
5’8” 150 lbs
Brown Eyes
Black Hair
Dark Complexion |
Oregon Marriage Records
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Ernest G. Van Buren, 43 to Lela Peterson on 28 March 1959, Roseburg, Douglas, Oregon |
1988 Salem City Directory
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288 Chemawa Loop, Retired |
| Obituary |
Statesman Journal 3 March 1989 pg 18
Keizer
May 6, 1915- Feb 28, 1989
Memorial Services for Ernest G. Van Buren, 73, who died Tuesday in Salem, will begin at 6:30 pm Sunday in the Salem Foursquare Church.
Born in Fairview, Mont., he attended Montana schools. He was a long-time Salem-area resident. He was a contract painter and worked for Western Paper Co. for 19 years until retiring in 1975. He then worked as a maintenance man for the Salem Foursquare Church, where he was a member and which he helped build.
Survivors include his wife, Lela; daughters, Sharon Perron and Mary Ann Gurr, both of Canada; Son, Lonnie of Canada; and brother, Bill of Portland.
Private internment was in the Lebanon Odd Fellows Cemetery…. |
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| WHC Catalog Items |
Photographs:
M3 1992-103-0003-0004 – Working on Spinning Frame
M3 1978-004-0004 — Thomas Kay Woolen Mill Staff Photo, 1938
Thomas Kay Woolen Mill Records
M3 1966-001
51.001 — Employee ID Card
70.001 — Enrollment Cards
70.005 — Union Application Card
Oral History Interview
M3 1994-016-0025 — Interview conducted 1977
Other
2014.083.0001 – WEPACO Notebook (newsletter of the Western Paper Converting Co.)
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