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Hitchcock family ancestry tree-

Source: Ancestry.com.

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C1C-J.M. Hitchcock, family tree - courtesy Ancestry.com

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Left photo is Helen Hitchcock (Circa 1914 or 1915), Top photo is Martha Hitchcock (Circa 1919 or 1920), Bottom photo is Helen Hitchcock (Circa 1914 or 1915), Right photo is Mr. James M. Hitchcock and daughter Martha (Circa 1919/20).

Source: Photos from the Peters Family Album.

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C1B-Left- Helen Hitchcock, Top-Martha Hitchcock, Bottom- Helen Hitchcock, Right- Mr. J.M. Hitchcock & daughter Martha

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock and daughter Helen.Source: Photo from the Peters Family Album (Circa 1915) 

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C1A-Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock & Helen - IMG_1589 copy

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Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock with daughter Helen and relatives.Source: Photo from the Peters Family Album. (Circa 1914)

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C1-Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock w_Helen & relatives - IMG_1595 copy

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J.M Hitchcock's occupation is listed as Teacher in the 1920 U.S. Federal census.
Source: 1920 U.S. Federal census, courtesy Ancestry.com

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C0G-J.M. Hitchcock - 1920 U.S. Census, courtesy Ancestry.com

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J.M. Hitchcock's occupation is listed as Teacher in the 1920 U.S. Federal Census.
Source: 1920 U.S. Federal Census, courtesy Ancestry.com

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C0F-J.M. Hitchcock - 1920 U.S. Federal Census, courtesy Ancestry.com 

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J.M. Hitchcock is listed as: assistant Vocational Education for Whatcom High School.
Source: The Bellingham Herald, Aug 05, 1919, page 5.

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COE-J.M. Hitchcock - The Bellingham Herald, Aug 05, 1919, page 5

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City teachers for 1919-20 term are elected. J.M. Hitchcock is listed under Supervisors and assistants.
Source: The Bellingham Herald, Bellingham, Washington, Tue, Apr 8, 1919, page 2

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COD-J.M. Hitchcock - The Bellingham Herald, Bellingham, Washington, Tue, Apr 8, 1919, page 2

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Per the 1919 Bellingham City Directory, J.M. Hitchcock is listed as: draftsman T F Doan, h 1916
Source: 1919 Bellingham High School, Washington, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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C0C-J.M. Hitchcock - 1919 Bellingham City Directory, Washington @ Ancestry.com

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J.M. Hitchcock Faculty photo is on page 8. He is listed in Mechanical drawing on page 9.
Source: 1918 Bellingham High School, Washington, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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C0B-J.M. Hitchcock -1918 Whatcom High School yearbook, Washington

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Per the 1917 Bellingham City Directory, J.M. Hitchcock is listed as: tchr, Whatcom High School, h 531 N. Forest.
Source: 1917 Bellingham City Directory, Washington, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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C0A-J.M. Hitchcock, Teacher - 1917 Bellingham City Directory, Washington, Img 94 @ Ancestry.com

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J.M. Hitchcock's Faculty photo is on page 10. He is listed in Mechanical Drawing on page 11.
Source: 1917 Whatcom High School yearbook, Washington.

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C0-J.M. Hitchcock, Faculty - 1917 Whatcom High School yearbook, Washington

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B8B-J.M. Hitchcock - Staff Photographer, 1916 Junior Messenger, State Normal School, see page 39 (1)

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B8B-J.M. Hitchcock - Staff Photographer, 1916 Junior Messenger, State Normal School, see page 39

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B8-J.M. Marwin Hitchcock - The Weekly Messenger, Washington State Normal School, Oct 13, 1916, see page 6, 2nd column, 4th paragraph down.

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B8-J.M. Marwin Hitchcock - The Weekly Messenger, Washington State Normal School, Oct 13, 1916, see page 6, 2nd column, 4th paragraph down.

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Per his 1917-1918 Draft card, James Marvin Hitchcock is listed as: Mechanical Drawing Teacher.

Source: 1917 Draft Card for J.M. Hitchcock, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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B9-J.M. Hitchcock - 1917 draft card, courtesy Ancestry.com

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Under Editorial And Business Staff, J.M. Hitchcock is listed as Staff Photographer.
Source: 1916 Junior Messenger, State Normal School, page 39.

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B8C-J.M. Hitchcock - The Weekly Messenger, Washington State Normal School, Vol XVI, No.2, Friday, Oct 13, 1916

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J.M. Hitchcock, ex '17, has shop work and drawing in the Normal High School.
Source: The Weekly Messenger, Washington State Normal School, Oct 13, 1916, see page 6, 2nd column, 4th paragraph.

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B8A-J.M. Hitchcock - Staff Photographer, 1916 Junior Messenger, State Normal School, page 39.

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Richard Straka Journal  (Todd Burnes Family Album) 

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Todd Burnes transcription of Great Grandfather (Richard Straka's) Journal describing Hope Durfee's passing after child birth (1904)

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Lily Altnow (circa 1906) - 18 years old 

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Morien, Ruth, Hope and Minnerva Durfee (Circa 1899)

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Hope Straka, Morien Durfee, Irene Hope Straka, Ruth Durfee, Minnerva Durfee (circa 1902)

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Letter to Mother (M. Eugene Durfee) circa 1904  - Heade Stationary (Liddiard Photo Album) 

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Letter to Mother (M. Eugene Durfee) circa 1904  - Heade Stationary (Liddiard Photo Album) 

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Ruth Durfee/Liddiard Photo Album - Death of Frankline Durfee (Circa 1900)

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Here is another link for the Pemberton Bros. Double House Group, designed by Bresemann & Durfee. See page 23, Under the title; Exemplary Examples of Property Types or Architectural Styles.

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Architects Bresemann & Durfee, who recently established branch offices in Victoria, have been identified with considerable construction work in the Capital City within the past few months.
Source: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Sun, Jan 28, 1912, page 47.

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St James Hotel, 6-story - The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Sun, Jan 28, 1912, page 47

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Bresemann & Durfee ad - HathiTrust.org, The Coast, Vol 16-18, July 1909, page 63 .png

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Bresemann & Durfee ad - HathiTrust.org, The Coast, Vol 16-18, July 1909, page 63 

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Bresemann and Durfee is listed in the Seattle Washington City Directory, 1910 as: Bresemann & Durfee (E.J. Bresemann, M. Eugene Durfee), Architects, 401 Central Bldg, Tels Ind 4367, Main 5335.
Source: Seattle, Washington City Directory, 1910, courtesy Anacestry.com.

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Bresemann & Durfee - 1910 Seattle, Washington City Directory, Ancestry.com

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A.J. Russell, Pioneer of 1892, Helped City Grow - Death Friday took a well loved Tacoman, who has not only seen the city grow from a village, but has designed many of the buildings and homes that have made it a city, Ambrose J. Russell, architect.
Source: The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, Sat, Mar 19, 1938, part one, page 1, and part two, page 2.

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2) Ambrose J. Russell - The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, Sat, Mar 19, 1938, page 2

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A.J. Russell, Pioneer of 1892, Helped City Grow - Death Friday took a well loved Tacoman, who has not only seen the city grow from a village, but has designed many of the buildings and homes that have made it a city, Ambrose J. Russell, architect.
Source: The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, Sat, Mar 19, 1938, part one, page 1, and part two, page 2.

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1) Ambrose J. Russell - The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, Sat, Mar 19, 1938, page 1

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Dean of Architects - More than a century of fine architectural accomplishments lie behind Ambrose J. Russell, dean of Tacoma architects, who celebrated his 80th birthday Friday.
Source: The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, Sun, Oct 17, 1937, page 26.

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Ambrose J. Russell, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, Sun, Oct 17, 1937, page 26

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 Ambrose's daughter, Margaret Mace contributes information in a newspaper article about her father, Ambrose J. Russell.
Source: 1) The News Tribune, (Tacoma, Washington) Sun, Aug 29, 1976, page 41.

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1) Ambrose J. Russell - The News Tribune, (Tacoma, Washington) Sun, Aug 29, 1976, page 41

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Ambrose J. Russell came to America in 1884 as a young man and first entered the architectural field in Boston. Finally, he came to Tacoma, where he designed many of the best buildings in the city and many of its most beautiful homes.
Source: The News Tribune, (Tacoma, Washington) Mon, Mar 21, 1938, page 8.

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Ambrose J. Russell - The News Tribune, (Tacoma, Washington) Mon, Mar 21, 1938, page 8

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Mr. Ambrose J. Russell has been appointed the professor of architecture in the Washington State University at Seattle.
Source: The News Tribune, (Tacoma, Washington) Thu, May 07, 1896, page 2.

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Ambrose J. Russell - The News Tribune, (Tacoma, Washington) Thu, May 07, 1896, page 2

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To Make Home In California- Mrs. Marvin Hitchcock left this afternoon on the steamer President for Los Angeles and Anaheim, California. She will join Mr. Hitchcock in Anaheim where they will make their home.
Source: The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, June 26, 1914, page 8.

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B3-J.M. Hitchcock to Anaheim, Ca. - The News Tribune, Jun 26, 1914, page 8

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Marvin Hitchcock left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Mrs. Hitchcock and little daughter will join him three weeks later.
Source: The Tacoma Daily Ledger, June 14, 1914, page 33.

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B2-JM Hitchcock to Los Angeles, Ca - The Tacoma Daily Ledger, Jun 14, 1914, page 33

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Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Hitchcock entertained at the Thanksgiving dinner and for the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Parks of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock and baby daughter Helen.
Source: The News Tribune, Nov 29, 1913, page 8.

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B1-JM Hitchcock, Thanksgiving - The News Tribune - Nov 29, 1913, page 8

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Beautiful in its simplicity, the wedding of Miss Edith Melisse Harris and J. Marvin Hitchcock was solemnized last evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and mrs. D.E. Harris, 3609 South Tacoma avenue.
Source: The Tacoma Daily News, Washington, July 11, 1912, page 4.

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A8-JM Hitchcock wedding - Tacoma Daily News, WA., Jul 11, 1912, page 4

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Harris-Hitchcock Wedding Tonight- Rev. W.D. Buchanan, pastor of the Park Universalist Church to perform the ceremony.
Source: The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, July 10, 1912, page 4.

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A7-JM Hitchcock wedding - The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wa., Jul 10, 1912,  page 4

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Hitchcock's Marriage Certificate, July 10, 1912.
Source: Ancestry.com.

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Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Harris makes a formal announcement of the engagement of their daughter, Edith MeLisse, to James Marvin Hitchcock. The wedding will take place early in July.
Source: The Tacoma Ledger, Washington, July 2, 1912, page 7.

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A5-JM Hitchcock engagement - The Tacoma Ledger, WA., Jul 2, 1912, page 7

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Jas M. Hitchcock is listed  as draftsman, Potter & Merrill, Res 5634 S Junett.
Source: Tacoma Washington City Directory,1911, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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A4-JM Hitchcock_draftsman - 1911 Tacoma, Wa., City Directory, Ancestry.com

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1910 United States Federal Census
Source: Courtesy Ancestry.com. 
M.J. Hitchcock is 22 years old, occupation is Draftsman, in Tacoma, Washington.

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A3-JM Hitchcock - 1910 Census, Ancestry.com

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Marvin J. Hitchcock is listed as: draftsman, Woodruff & Constable, beds 5634 S. Junett.
Source: Tacoma Washington City Directory, 1909, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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A2-JM Hitchcock - 1909 Tacoma, Washington, City Directory, Ancestry.com

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Commencement Exercises Will Be Held Tomorrow For Eighth Grade And Tacoma High School.
Source: The Tacoma Daily Ledger, June 19, 1907, page 6.

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A1-JM Hitchcock, 06-19- 1907, Tacoma High School graduates - The Tacoma Daily Ledger, Jun-19-1907 page 6

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An interesting program will be given by Burn's orchestra, a quartet from Plymouth church and solos by Mr. Eugene Durfee and Miss Vera Thompson.

Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Sat, Feb 11, 1911, page 11, Seattle, Washington.

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Morien Durfee - Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Sat, Feb 11, 1911, page 11 (Seattle Washington)

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Liddiard Family Photo Album (circa 1900) 

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Franklin's School House (circa 1897)- Wisconsin 

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Letter to Brother Hassell to inform about him about Franklin's Passing (1899)- Liddiard Family Album

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2) Franklin E Durfee - The Daily Ledger, Tacoma Washington, Dec 17, 1898, pg 2

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2) Franklin E Durfee - The Daily Ledger, Tacoma Washington, Dec 17, 1898, pg 2

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1) Franklin E Durfee - The Daily Ledger, Tacoma, Washington, Dec 17, 1898, pg 2

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1) Franklin E Durfee - The Daily Ledger, Tacoma, Washington, Dec 17, 1898, pg 2

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Franklin Durfee's Obituary, Peters Family Album (circa 1899) 

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https://www.grinnell.lib.ia.us/Obit/H/HassellRichardB.pdf

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The Leavenworth Echo Washington newspaper, dated July 24, 1908, page 5- Rev R.B. Hassell, for seven years pastor of the Congregational church at Everett, recently returned from a trip to Europe.

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Rev R. B Hassell- The Leavenworth Echo,WA., Jul 24, 1908, pg 5 (1)

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Attached is M.E. Durfee and Lily's marriage certificate, signed by Rev R.B. Hassell-minister of their wedding on August 28,1907

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marriage certicate - 1907-M.E.Durfee (1)

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The Santa Cruz Surf newspaper dated June 26, 1897, page 3 - Rev S.H.Cheadle and family return to San Jaun after camping at New Brighton beach.

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S.H. Cheadle-Santa Cruz Surf, Ca., Jun 26, 1897, pg 3

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The California Santa Cruz Sentinel newspaper, dated April 27, 1899, page 4- notes the regular annual spring meeting of the Santa Clara Association of Congregational Churches opened in Mayflower Congregational Church. In attendance was S.H.Cheadle from San Juan, California. 

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S.H. Cheadle-Santa Cruz Sentinel, Ca., Apr 27, 1899, pg 4

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The Spokesman-Review, Washington newspaper, dated March 01,1898, page 4- Rev R.B. Hassel has begun his work as pastor of the Congregational church in Everett.

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R.B Hassell-The Spokesman-Review,WA., Mar 01, 1898, pg 4

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The letter was written by S.H. Cheadle in California and mailed to Rev R.B. Hassell in Washington. The letter is about Franklin E. Durfee's death in November 1899. He notes in his letter that he met Frank while in college and expected Franklin to enter the ministry, but instead, Frank chose teaching.

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The Yakima Herald, Washington, September 05, 1895, page 3- Rev S.H. Cheadle will be leaving Yakima after 7 years and a farewell gathering wished him God-speed wherever he may go.

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S.H. Cheadle-The Yakima Herald,WA., Sep 05, 1895, pg 3

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Plans for the new factory of the Washington Interior Finishing Company at Fremont have been completed by architects, Bresemann & Durfee.
Source: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Washington, Sun, Mar 06, 1910, page 48.

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Seattle Interior Finishing Co. - The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Washington, Sun, Mar 06, 1910, page 48

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M. Eugene Durfee, an architect of Victoria, B.C., is in the city on his way home from Princeton, B.C.
Source: The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Washington, Sat, Nov 16, 1912, page 6.

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Morien Durfee in Spokane - The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Washington, Sat, Nov 16, 1912, page 6

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Mr. and Mrs. Morien Durfee left today for Bellingham to reside.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Dec 02, 1907, page 5.

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Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Dec 02, 1907, page 5

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About thirty members of the Christian Endeavor of the First Congregational church tendered Mr. and Mrs. Morien Durfee of 2022 Hoyt avenue, a delightful surprise last evening.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Nov 26, 1907, page 5.

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Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Nov 26, 1907, page 5

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Miss Lily Altnow, of Seattle, whose marriage to Mr. Morien Durfee occurs Wednesday in Seattle, was given a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Nettie Wall Saturday evening.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 26, 1907, page 5.

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Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 26, 1907, page 5

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The following made up a merry party that spent the evening on the beach.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 24, 1907, page 5.

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Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 24, 1907, page 5

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A delightful beach party was enjoyed Saturday evening by the members of the Y.P.S.C.E. of the Congregational church and their friends.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Jul 16, 1906, page 5.

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Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Jul 16, 1906, page 5

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Later in 1907, James W. Morley is listed in the Salt Lake City Utah City Directory as: James W. Morley, asst office secretary Y.M.C.A., res 280 E 2nd South.

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James W. Morley - asst office sec Y.M.C.A., Salt Lake City, Utah City Directory, 1907, courtesy Ancestry.com

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Jay Morley was given a pleasant farewell surprise last evening by a number of friends at the home of Mr. D.R. Fenster, 2619 Rockefeller Avenue.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, Wa., Sat, Aug 31, 1907, page 5.

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J.W. Morley - The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, WA., Sat, Aug 31, 1907, page 5

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Jay Morley returned from Seattle, where he attended the Altnow-Durfee wedding.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, Wa., Aug 30, 1907, page 5.

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J.W. Morley - The Everett  Daily Herald, Everett, WA., Aug 30, 1907, page 5

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Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, Wa., Jun 08, 1907, page 6.

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J.W. Morley - The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, WA., Jun 08, 1907, page 6

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Morien Durfee was up from Seattle Sunday.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, May 28, 1906, page 5.

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Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, May 28, 1906, page 5

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The Misses Rose and Lily Altnow were given a pleasant surprise on Tuesday evening at their home, 2707 Wetmore ave.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Mar 03, 1904, page 5.

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Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Mar 03, 1904 page 5

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The Everett, Washington City Directory, 1904, lists Morien E. Durfee as a wood turner, Everett Turning Works, Resides at 2527 Pine.
Source: The Everett, Washington City Directory 1904, courtesy of Ancestry.com.

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Morien Durfee, woodturner - Everett, Washigton City Directory 1904, courtesy Ancestry.com

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The Everett, Washington City Directory, 1903, lists Morien E. Durfee as a wood turner and resides at 3108-1/2 Hewitt ave.
Source: The Everett, Washington City Directory 1903, courtesy of Ancestry.com.

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Morien Durfee, woodturner - Everett, Washington City Directory 1903, courtesy Ancestry.com

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A few of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welze gathered at their home near Silver lake yesterday to commemorate the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Welze.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Mon, Oct 21, 1901, page 5.

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Morien Durfee, Mrs. Welze B_day - The Everett Daily Herald, Mon, Oct 21, 1901, page 5

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The marriage of Miss Lilly Alnow, formerly of Everett, and Mr. Morien Durfee, of this city, was solemnized at the bride's home in Seattle Wednesday, Aug 28th. Rev. R.B. Hassell performed the ring ceremony in the presence of about fifty friends and relatives.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 30, 1907, page 5.

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J.W. Morley_Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 30, 1907, page 5

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Misses Ruby Bergman and Agnes Summer were hostesses of a delightful party given last evening at the home of the latter, 2218 Cleveland avenue.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 23, 1907, page 5.

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J.W. Morley_Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Aug 23, 1907, page 5

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At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Scott, 2806 Maple last evening at 7:30 o'clock occurred, the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Myrtle to Mr. Raymond Fenster, the Rev. James E. Smith of the First Congregational church officiating.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, July 11, 1907, page 5.

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J.W. Morley_Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Jul 11, 1907, page 5

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Miss Myrtle Scott gave a merry birthday party Saturday evening to a number of her friends. 
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, June 18, 1907, page 5.

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J.W.Morley_Morien Durfee - The Everett Daily Herald, Jun 18, 1907, page 5

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James W. Morely is listed in the 1905 Everett Washington City Directory as: James W. Morley, wood turner, Everett Turning Works, bds 2731 Grand Avenue.
Source: Everett City Directory, 1905, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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James W. Morley, wood turner - Everett City Directory, 1905, courtesy Ancestry.com

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Professor J. Van Allsburg entertained his Y.M.C.A. Bible class at the home of Mrs. Robert Carey. 
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Evereet, Wa., Mar 02, 1905, page 5.

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J.W. Morley - The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, WA., Mar 02, 1905, page 5

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The Christian Endeavor of the Congregational church met last Friday evening and elected new officers.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, Wa., Dec 05, 1904, page 5.

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J.W. Morley - The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, WA., Dec 05, 1904, page 5

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Young People Elect Officers - Union of Church Societies Formed Last Night. One Hundred Representatives From Nine Different Churches Present.
Source: The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, Wa., Sept 16, 1903, page 3

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J.W. Morley - The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, WA., Sept 16, 1903, page 3

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Bresemann & Durfee ad - HathiTrust.org, The Coast, Vol 16-18, July 1909, page 63 

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A merry crowd of young people, members of the Christian Endeavor of the First Congregational church, and their friends, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fenster on Rockefeller last evening and gave them a pleasant surprise in the nature of an old- fashioned "house-warming". 
Source: The Daily Herald, Aug 07, 1907, page 5.