James JORY, SR.

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also listed in IGI:   Marion, b. abt 1863; J.J., b. abt 1867

Pioneer Families of the Oregon Territory 1850 Schedule 5-Products of Industries  page 31 Jory, John (Marion 171, Sc. 1, 4)
John Jory, Male, age 35, farmer, $1000/England
Caroline, 27, NY
James W., 4, male, Ill.
Daniel H., 2, male, O.T.
Mary A. Jory, Female, age 1, born Oregon

1850 census:  , Marion, Oregon Territory Page: 84 Roll: M432_742
170, James Jory, 64, male, farmer, England
            Mary           , 58, female, England
            Thomas     , 25, male, farmer, England
            William      , 22, male, farmer, England
            Hugh          , 17, male, New Brunswick
171, John Jory, 35, male, farmer, England
           Caroline     , 27, female, NY
           James W.   , 4, male, Illinois
           Daniel H.    , 2, male, O.T. (Oregon Territory)
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           Mary A. Jory, 1, female, Oregon
172, James Jory, 29, male, farmer, England
            Sarah A.     , 22, female, Illinois
            Phebe        , 3, female, O.T.
            Thomas      , 2, male, O.T.
            John          , 11/12, male, O.T.

1860 Census:   see father's notes

1880 census:
John H. JORY   Self   M   Male   W   64   ENG   Farmer   ENG   ENG
   Caroline JORY   Wife   M   Female   W   59   NY   Keeping House   NY   NY
   Hugh JORY   Son   S   Male   W   24   OR      ENG   NY
Source Information:
    Census Place South Salem, Marion, Oregon
    Family History Library Film   1255082
    NA Film Number   T9-1082
    Page Number   19A

   Jory  John    Caroline1815-1899  1820-1904
JORY, John Hicks  b. 7 Jul 1815  d. 14 Jun 1899  Son of James & Mary JORY Sr.

Jory, John W. LAST: Jory FIRST: John MID: W. GENDER: MAIDEN NAME: TITLE: Mr. BORN: Abt 1815 DIED: 14 Jun 1899 BURIED: Jun 1899 ETHNIC: OCCUPATION: NOTES: Funeral ordered by W. F. Jory OBITUARY: * SOURCES: Rigdon #34 CONTACT: JORY FAMILY website: http://www.joryfamilyandfriends.org/ IMAGE 1:  IMAGE 2:
                  

                   also IGI:
Baptism:
19 JAN 1943
Endowment:
11 JUN 1943 	MANTI

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                   Crossed the Oregon trail in 1847

Pioneer Families of the Oregon Territory 1850 Schedule 5-Products of Industries  page 31 Jory, James (Marion 172, Sc. 1, 4)
James Jory, Male, Farmer, $1000, born England
Sarah A.  female, age 22, born, Illinois
Phebe, female, age 3, born O.T.
Thomas, male, age 2, born O.T.
John, male, age 	11/12, born O.T.

1860 Census:   Santiam, Marion, Oregon	Santiam City
3981, Jas Jory  40 farmer, England
      S A or N Jory  33, female, Michigan
       P A Jory  12 female, Oregon
      T B Jory  11 male, Oregon
       J W Jory  10 male, Oregon
       M J Jory  7 female, Oregon
       E C Jory  6 female, Oregon
       M E Jory  4 female, Oregon
       H D Jory  1 male, Oregon
3983, S?, Jory, 45, male, farmer, England
             C.            , 46, female, NY
             J.W.        , 13, male, Illinois
             D.H.        , 12, male, Oregon
             M.A.        , 11, female, Oregon
              E.E.        , 9, female, Oregon
              T. P. ?    , 7, male, Oregon
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             J.C. Jory, 6, male, Oregon
             F             , 4, male, Oregon
             T.J.?      , 3, female, Oregon
              T. E.      , 1, female, Oregon
3986, W?. Jory, 31, male, farmer, England
              E.J.        , 21, female, Canada
              A?          , 2, female, Oregon
              W.          , 5/12, male, Oregon
3987, H?. S.      , 39?, carpenter, N. Brunswick
             M              , 33, female, Ills
             C.              , 1, male, Oregon
             O?            , 10/12, male, Oregon
              Jas          , 75, male, farmer, England
              M            , 68, female,England
              T.J.?       , 20, female, Iowa
3988, D.C. Budd, 28, male, Michigan

1870 census:   Jefferson, Marion, Oregon
2143, Jory, Jas. Jr. 50, male, farmer, England
                     , Sarah A., 43, female, keeps house, Mich
                     , Thos. C., 21, male, Laborer, Oregon
                     , Mary J., 17, female, at school, Oregon
                     , Elizabeth, 15, female, Oregon
                     , Martha, 14, female, at school, Oregon
                     , Henry D., 11, male, at school, Oregon
                     , Arthur B., 9, male, Oregon
                     , Lillie M., 5, female, Oregon
                     , Perry A., 2, male, Oregon
                     , Jas Sen., 83, male, retired farmer, England
                     , Mary, 78, female, England

1880 census:
James JORY   Self   M   Male   W   60   ENG   Farmer   ENG   ENG
   S. A. JORY   Wife   M   Female   W   53   MI   Keeping House   NY   NY
   P. A. JORY   Dau   S   Female   W   32   OR      ENG   MI
   Martha E. JORY   Dau   S   Female   W   24   OR      ENG   MI
   Arthur JORY   Son      Male   W   19   OR      ENG   MI
   Percy A. JORY   Son   S   Male   W   12   OR   Attending School   ENG   MI
   May JORY   Dau      Female   W   14   OR   Attending School   ENG   MI
   H. CUMMINS   Other      Male   W   18   OR   Farm Laborer   ---   ---
   J. F. CHERNEY   Other      Male   W   24   AL   Farm Laborer   AL   AL
Source Information:
    Census Place South Salem, Marion, Oregon
    Family History Library Film   1255082
    NA Film Number   T9-1082
    Page Number   21A

1900 census:  Sidney, Marion, Oregon
197, Jory, T.C., head, male, Feb 1849, 51, married 13 years, Oregon, England, Michigan, farmer
                  , Emily F., wife, female, Apr 1864, 36, md 13 years, 3 children, 3 living, Minnesota, Ger,Ger,
                  , Raymond, son, male, May 1888, 12, Oregon, Oregon, Minn, In school
                  , Constance, daughter, female, June 1890, 9, Oregon, Oregon, Minn, in school
                  , Harold B., son, male, Sept 1892, 7, Oregon, Oregon, Minn, in school
198, Jory, James, head, male, June 1820, 79, married 54 years, Eng, Eng, Eng, immigrated 1845, 55 years, Naturalized, farmer
                  , Sarah A., wife, female, Dec 1826, 73, married 54 years, 11 children, 8 living, Mich, NY, Penn
                  , Phoebe A., daughter, female, Sept 1847, 52, single, Oregon, Eng, Michigan
                  , John W., son, male, Dec 1850, 49, single, Oregon, England, Michigan, farmer
                  , L. May, daughter, female, Oct 1865, 34, single, Oregon, England, Michigan


Jory Family Cemetery, Salem, Marion, Oregon
James JoryBorn in Cornwall Co, EnglandJune 9, 1820Died Dec 10, 1905[wife listed on same stone] Took Donation Land Claim #294; m. 12 Mar 1846 Sarah Ann BUDD in Pike Co; came to Oregon in 1847; son of James Sr.   "Jory--At the farm home, seven miles south of Salem, Sunday, December 10, at 8:30 a.m.,James Jory, in his 86th year.   The deceased was one of the early pioneers, as he came to Oregon with his family in 1847.He was one of five brothers to settle in the Jory neighborhood south of this city.  He leavesthree brothers, his wife and eight children of the immediate family.  He was most highlyesteemed by a large circle of friends.  The interment was had at the Rosedale cemeteryyesterday afternoon."  [Oregon Statesman December 12, 1905]
                  

                   Elizabeth (Jory) FennWife of John FennBorn Cornwall, England - June 16, 1822Died Salem, Oregon - December 14, 185?
    Elizabeth Jory married John FENN on the Clatsop Plains in Oct. of 1847 or 49 just afterarriving in Oregon Territory.  John had married her sister, Mary JORY in 1839 in Pike Co., Ill. and she had died in 1846 and was buried there.  The 1850 census of Oregon Territory shows a John FERN family in Linn county with a wife "E.A." born in England.  Also a son "N.I." born in England, indicating that John may have been married even earlier.  John and Mary had 4 known children; John and Elizabeth had 3 known children and it is possible that John married again.

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                   He stayed behind in Illinois until he went to California during the Civil War.

1880 census:
Henry JORY   Self   Widowed   Male   W   56   ENG.   Farmer   ENG.   ENG.
   Emma JORY  Dau   S   Female   W   25   IL   Keeping House   ENG.   NY
   Henrietta JORY   Dau   S   Female   W   23   IL   Keeping House   ENG.   NY
   James JORY   Son   S   Male   W   22   IL   Farmer   ENG.   NY
   Eliza JORY   Dau   S   Female   W   20   IL   Keeping House   ENG.   NY
   Mallie JORY   Dau   S   Female   W   18   IL   At Home   ENG.   NY
   Stephen JORY   Son   S   Male   W   16   CA   At School   ENG.   NY
   Charles Frank JORY   Son   S   Male   W   15   CA   At School   ENG.   NY
   George JORY   Son   S   Male   W   12   CA   At School   ENG.   NY
Source Information:
    Census Place Marysville, Yuba, California
    Family History Library Film   1254086
    NA Film Number   T9-0086
    Page Number   408A

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http://www.yubaroots.com/cemetery/MCCi-j.htm
YUBA COUNTY CEMETERIES
Marysville City Cemetery~I - J~

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JORY
Annie May
Nov 3 1871
Aug 10 1878
n/o Yuba Co.  diphtheria
X
JORY
Henry
Apr 7 1824
Jun 25 1886
n/o England - h/o Martha Jane  uremia
X
JORY
Martha Jane
Nov 1829
Jan 12 1878
w/o Henry - pneumonia

Marysville, Yuba County, California Transcribed and formatted by Kathy Sedler - (kathysedler@hotmail.com)
JORY, Annie May Aug 10 1878 6y 9m 7d
JORY, Henry Apr 7 1824 Jun 25 1886 born in England - h/o Martha Jan
JORY, Martha Jane Jan 13 1878 48y 2m - w/o Henry
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                   Jory, Thomas LAST: Jory FIRST: Thomas MID: GENDER: M MAIDEN NAME: TITLE: Mr. BORN: 20 Jan 1826 DIED: 7 Oct 1912 BURIED: 7 Oct 1912 ETHNIC: OCCUPATION: Farmer BIRTH PLACE : Cornwall, England DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon NOTES: OSBH DC (Marion County 1912 ) #3001 - Thomas Jory, male, Farmer, b. England, d. 7 Oct 1912 in Salem, Oregon (878 S. Com'l) at the age of 86 yrs 8 m's 17 d's, name of father James Jory (b. England), maiden name of mother Mary Stevens (B. England), interment 9 Oct, undertaker Lehmna & Clough, informant Clarence Jory of R. F. D. 3, Box 72.; OBITUARY: AN OREGON PIONEER GOES TO REWARD; Thomas Jory Crossed Plains in 1847--An Honored Citizen of Salem--Was Native of Cornwall, England--Lived in Canada and Illinois Before Coming to Oregon--Wife and Five Children SurviveIn the death of Thomas Jory, which occurred about 1:30 yesterday morning, Salem loses another of the pioneers who crossed the plains in the days long gone by.Thomas Jory was born in Cornwall, England, January 20, 1826, and came to New Brunswick with his parents when he was four years of age. At an early age he moved to Illinois, where the family remained till 1847 and then started across the plains for Oregon with an ox team.After spending six months on the road, the Jory family arrived at Oregon City December 25, 1847, where they spent the winter and then came to Salem. Here they took up a donation land claim five miles south of the city which place Mr. Jory owned at his death. During the gold rush of 1849, he went to California, staying there one winter, after which he returned to Oregon and lived on the home place till about twenty years ago, when he moved into the city.He was married to Mary Leabo, February 8, 1857. Nine children were born as a result of the union, five of whom, with their mother are now living. They are George W., Clarence, Earl H., Mrs. H. R. Page, and Mrs. O. H. Miles.The funeral will be held at 2:30 this afternoon from the Leslie M.E. church on South Commercial street. Rev. P. S. Knight, also an Oregon pioneer, will conduct the services and interment will take place in I.O.O.F. cemetery. Oregon Statesman 8 October 1912 1:6LARGE GATHERING AT JORY FUNERAL; One of Salem's Oldest Residents is Laid to Rest YesterdayThe funeral of Thomas Jory, one of Salem's oldest citizens, was held yesterday from the Leslie M.E. church. All who knew Mr. Jory loved and respected him and a large gathering attended the last services.Quantities of beautiful flowers were sent by friends and relatives who took this means of honoring the memory of one very dear to them. Rev. P. S. Knight, who knew Mr. Jory for many years, conducted the services. Interment was in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. The pallbearers were all sons and grandsons of Mr. Jory. They were George and Clarence Jory, sons; Walter and Leo Page, grandson. Oregon Statesman 8 October 1912 p.1 SOURCES: LROS 8 October 1912 p.1 CONTACT: JORY FAMILY website: http://www.joryfamilyandfriends.org/ IMAGE 1:  IMAGE 2:  LOT: 152 SPACE: 3 NW


1880 census:
Thomas JORY   Self   M   Male   W   54   ENG   Farmer   ENG   ENG
   Mary C. JORY   Wife   M   Female   W   42   IN   Keeping House   ---   ---
   Geo. W. JORY   Son   S   Male   W   22   OR      ENG   IN
   C. C. JORY   Son      Male   W   18   OR   Attending School   ENG   IN
   Nancy S. JORY   Dau      Female   W   17   OR      ENG   IN
   L. D. JORY   Dau      Female   W   14   OR   Attending School   ENG   IN
   Olivia JORY   Dau   S   Female   W   10   OR   Attending School   ENG   IN
   Hubert JORY   Son   S   Male   W   5   OR   Attending School   ENG   IN
   Jas. COFFEY   Other   S   Male   W   21   OR   Attending School   ENG   IN
Source Information:
    Census Place South Salem, Marion, Oregon
    Family History Library Film   1255082
    NA Film Number   T9-1082
    Page Number   19A

1900 census:   Yew Park, Marion, Oregon
233, Jory, Thomas, head, male, Jan 1826, 74, married,  Eng, Eng, Eng, land lord?
                  , Mary C., wife, female, Sept 1838, 61, married, Indiana, unk, Indiana
                  , Jessie A., daughter, female, Feby 1881, 19, single, Oregon, England, Indiana, at school
                  

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1860 census:  see father's notes

1900 census:Sidney, Marion, Oregon; Roll: T623 1348; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 140
165, 166, Jory, William, head, male, Apr 1834?, 66, widower, Eng, Eng, Eng, immigrated in 1848, 52 years in the country, naturalized, farmer
           , Walter, son, male, Mar 1860, 40, single, Oregon, Eng, Can, Farmer
           , Ada, daughter, female, Apr 1864, 36, single, Oregon, Eng, Can,
           , Edwin, son, male, May 1872, 27, married, 4 years, Oregon, Eng, Can, Miner (gold)
           , Joanna, daug in law, female, Jan 1870, 30, married 4 years, 0 children, Maryland, Md, Md
166, 167, Jory, George, head, Jan 1858, 42, married 20 years, Oregon, Eng, Can, farmer
           , Alice, wife, female, Apr 1852, 48, married 20 years, Indiana, Ind, Ind,
           , Frank H., son, male, Oct 1883, 16, single, Oregon, Oregon, Indiana, In-school


Jory, William : GENDER: M : TITLE: Mr. BORN: 20 Sep 1828 DIED: 11 Apr 1924 BURIED: Apr 1924 ETHNIC: OCCUPATION: Farmer BIRTH PLACE : Cornwall, England DEATH PLACE: Salem, Marion Co., Oregon NOTES: *OSBH DC (Marion County) #293 - William Jory, 1860 Census shows W. Jory, age 31 (b. England) and E. J. Jory, age 21, b. Canada) with two children A. (fenake) age 2 and W. age 2 months, both born in Oreogn. BIOGRAPHICAL: Among the substantial agriculturists of Marion county is William Jory, who resides near Salem. His birth occurred on the 20th of September, 1828, in England, his parents being Mr. And Mrs. James Jory. At the age of twenty one years after he had finished his education in the district schools and had spent several years assisting his father on the home farm, he joined the gold seekers leaving for California in 1849. After remaining in that state for one year he removed to Oregon, where he took up the homestead upon which he now resides. At that time it comprised three hundred and twenty acres and by conscientious and diligent labor and untiring energy he has improved and cultivated his lands and so profitable were the returns, that from time to time he has been able to add to his holdings and at present the tract comprises five hundred acres. Eighty acres of this has been planted to fruit and he has met with success in all of his ventures. In his farm work he is energetic and diligent, overcoming all difficulties and obstacles by perseverance and determination. All of the improvements which he has placed upon the farm are of an important character and is cause of the productivity of the soil which he has greatly increased by judicious cultivation he annually gathers a rich harvest of fruit. In 1860 Mr. Jory was married to Miss Jane E. Moore, whose birth occurred in Canada, her parents being Christopher and Eliza (Crawford) Moore, both natives of Ireland. They came to Canada with their parents when they were very young and remained there until they crossed the plains with ox teams in 1852. They immediately settled in Oregon, locating upon a donation land claim of three hundred and twenty acres in Marion county. This property was their home until their deaths. Mr. And Mrs. Jory were the parents of four children: Ella E. deceased; Walter H.; Ada Estelle, residing at home; and Edwin A., who is living at home and is married to Miss Grace Good. On the 5th of September, 1887, Mrs. Jory's death occurred and she was buried in the Odd Fellow's cemetery at Salem. In politics Mr. Jory gives his support to the republican party and in religious faith he affiliates with the Methodist Episcopal church. In his eighty-fourth year, yet mentally alert, and hale and hearty in body like a man many years his junior, he has been a resuident of the far west for sixty-three years and has made his home for three score years on his homestead. He came here on the dawn of a new epoch and helped materially in transforming a virgin land from a wilderness into bearing fields with ax and plow, a change which to the present generation may well seem like a wonder wrought by magic wand. Good use has he made of the riches nature so lavishly bestowed upon the northwest with generous hand and in this land of seemingly inexhaustible resources he has found the opportunity to develop his latent powers on a field of labor upon which he could expand his enthusiasm, ambition, industry and energy and turn them to good advantage. He has steadily worked upward and here he found and founded a home and attained success, and here he lives out a useful, eventful life in the precious possession of the friendship of many who admire him for his sterling qualities and esteem him one of the important factors that have made possible the prosperous conditions of the present. Gaston, v. 3, p. 91-92 OBITUARY: DIED -- At the residence near Liberty, April 11, 1924, William Jory, 95, father of Ed A. Jory, Miss Ada E. Jory and Walter H. Jory, all of Liberty. Funeral services will be held from the Rigdon mortuary Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. H. F. Pemberton will offic
iate. Interment in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. Capital Journal 11 April 1924 7:5 INSCRIPTION: William JoryPioneer of 1847BornCornwall, Eng.Sept. 20 1828DiedApr. 11, 1924On tall rose granite monument, south side.Also on footstone: Father, 1828 -1924 SOURCES: IOOF Register of BurialsOSBH DC (Marion County) #293S&H pg 241860 Census of Santiam City, Marion Co., OR, pg. 423Gaston, v. 3, p. 91-92CJ 11 April 1924 7:5 CONTACT: JORY FAMILY website: http://www.joryfamilyandfriends.org/ IMAGE 1:  IMAGE 2:  LOT: 020

Joryville Park Burial
Off Jory Hill Road, under an oak tree (only one in the field) a burial was made in 1862.  This land belonged to the JORY family and has now been made into a county park.  Ella Editha JORY, daughter of William JORY and Jane Eliza MOORE (grandparents of Victor JORY) died on the 31 August 1862 at the age of 4 years and 6 months.  She was first buried here and then reburied in the I.O.O.F (Salem Pioneer) Cemetery. See: Oregon Statesman, September 15, 1862 for notice of the death.
                  

                   HUGH STEPHENS JORY BIBLE RECORD

Hugh Stephens JORY, son of James JORY, Sr. came to Oregon with his parents and several brothers and a sister in 1847, according to family tradition.  He made a wagon in order to pay for the purchase of a large leather bound Bible with a hasp.  It contains many colored and illuminated illustrations and black and white lithographs.  It was printed in 1877 and at one time was in possession of Lewis JORY,  Albany, Oregon .	BIRTHSHugh Stephens JORY, son of James and Mary JORY was born November 28 in the year 1833 in the city of St. Johns New Brunswick.  Mary BUDD, daughter of Aaron and Phebe BUDD, born in Pike Co Illinois January 17 AD 1837.		Charles JORY their son Born Sept 15th A.D. 1858 Near Salem Or		Oliver JORY their son Born Oct 8 A.D. 1859		Alfred JORY their son Born Sept 9 1869		Ralph their son Born Jan 24 1873		Oscar JORY Born July 28, A.D. 1863		Lewis Hodson JORY son of Oliver and Ella M. JORY was born on March 12th, 1902, at 209 Bush St. Salem, Oregon	DEATHS		Oscar JORY infant son of Hugh S. and Mary JORY, Died Aug 2d 1863		Alfred JORY Died June 19 A.D. 1879		Ralph JORY Died June 19 A.D. 1879		Hugh Stephens JORY Died Jan. 4 - 1912


Oregon Death Index Search Results http://www.heritagetrailpress.com/Death_Index/Search_Results.cfm
Name Death Date County Certificate #
Jory, Hugh Stephen January 4, 1912 Marion 99

Jory, Hugh Stephen LAST: Jory FIRST: Hugh MID: Stephen GENDER: M MAIDEN NAME: TITLE: Mr. BORN: 28 Nov 1833 DIED: 4 Jan 1912 BURIED: 5 Jan 1912 ETHNIC: OCCUPATION: Mechanic BIRTH PLACE : St. Johns, New Brunswick, Canada DEATH PLACE: South Salem, Marion Co., Oregon NOTES: Marion Co., Deeds, Vol. 56, pg. 464, H. S. Jory from IOOF (March 23, 1894/Nov. 6, 1894); OSBH Marion #99: Hugh Stephen Jory, d. South Salem, Jan. 4, 1912, mechanic, married, age 78 years, 1 month, 7 days; son of James Jory b. England and Mary Stephens, b. England. Informant: Oliver Jory of Salem, Oregon. W. T. Rigdon, burial in I.O.O.F. cemetery (no date given). Rigdon Records, Vol. , #592: H. S. Jory, mechanic, d. Jan. 4, 1912, age 78, at 967 S. Commercial St., funeral ordered by Oliver Jory, burial in IOOF cemetery. OBITUARY: DIES AT SOUTH SALEM HOME -- Early Oregon Pioneer Goes to Reward after Long and Useful Life--H. S. Jory Passes Away After Several Months Illness--Was Well Known--Hugh Steven Jory died at his home on South commercial street yesterday at the age of 78 years, after an illness that had gradually enfeebled him for several months past.Mr. Jory was one of the early pioneers of Oregon, coming to this state in 1847. He was born at St. Johns, New Brunswick, November 28, 1833, and in 1853 was married to Miss Mary Budd, who survives him. He was one of six brothers to come west and one of three to marry three sisters, the Budd girls. Two of his brothers survive him--Thomas Jory, 87 years of age, who lives in South Salem, and William Jory, age 82 years, of the Red Hills. Two children also survive him, Charles of Stockton, California, and Oliver of this city. Two children, Allie and Ralph, were drowned in the Willamette river in 1879.He was a member of the Good Templars and was once active in the Grange. Four years ago he retired from active mechanical labor, but was still a busy man until he began to suffer from stomach trouble a few months ago.His son, Charles Jory , is expected from California for the funeral, which will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Leslie Methodist church in South Salem. The services will be conducted by Rev. W. S. Gordon of Woodburn, who was a former pastor at the Leslie church. Interment will be in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. Weekly Oregon Statesman, 5 Jan 1912 1:4.Funeral Notice.The funeral services for the late H. S. Jory will be held at the Leslie M. E. church at 2 p.m. today, conducted by the Rev. W. S. Gordon, assisted by the pastor. Interment in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.To Attend FuneralAll members of the W. C. T. U. are requested to meet at W. C. T. U. hall at 1:30 p.m., to attend in a body the funeral of Mr. H. S. Jory, who was an honorary member.Oregon Statesman 6 Jan 1912 5:2The funeral of H. S. Jory was held yesterday at 2 oclock from the Leslie M. E. church, conducted by Rev. Mr. Brackenbury, the pastor, assisted by Dr. Errett of the Christian church. Interment was made in IOOF cemetery. Many friends attended despite the storm.Oregon Statesman 7 January 1912 4:1 INSCRIPTION:H. S. Jory SOURCES: OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1912) #99 Rigdon Records, Vol. , #592.WOS 5 Jan 1912 1:4OS 6 Jan 1912 5:2OS 7 January 1912 4:1 CONTACT: JORY FAMILY website: http://www.joryfamilyandfriends.org/ IMAGE 1:  IMAGE 2:  LOT: 174 SPACE: 3 SW


1850 census:  Hugh Jory Age: 17 Estimated birth year: abt 1833 Birth place: New Brunswick Gender: Male  Marion, Oregon Territory Page: 84 Roll: M432_742

1860 census:  see father's notes


1880	Census Place:	South Salem, Marion, Oregon
	Source:	FHL Film 1255082  National Archives Film T9-1082     Page 13A
	Relation	Sex	Marr	Race	Age	Birthplace
H. S. JORY  Self	M  M	W  46  N BRUN  Occ:	Wagon Manufacturer	Fa: ENG	Mo: ENG
Mary JORY  Wife	F  M	W  43  IL	               Occ:  Keeping House	Fa: N BRUN	Mo: N BRUN
Charles JORY  Son  M  S	W  21  OR	Occ:	Blacksmith	Fa: IL	Mo: IL
Oliver JORY   Son  M  S	W  19  OR	Occ:	Wagon Maker	Fa: IL	Mo: IL
Ida BOON  Other	F	W  14  OR	Occ:	Boarding	Fa: KY	Mo: MO

1900 census:   South Salem, Marion, Oregon
9, Jory, Hugh L or S?, head, male, Nov 1833, 66, married 42 years, Canada, England, England, 1836, 64 years in U.S.A., Naturalized, occupation unreadable?
               , Mary, wife, female, Jan? 1837, 63, married 42 years, 5 children 2 living, Illinois, NY, NY
      Jory, Olive, son, male, Oct 1859, 40, single, Oregon, Canada, Illinois, print? dryer mfr

History of the Willamette Valley : being a description of the valley and its resources, with an account of its discovery and settlement by white men, and its subsequent history, together with personal reminiscences of its early pioneers, Portland, Or.?: Himes & Lang, 1885, 922 pgs
p. 678:   Jory, Hugh S., Born in St. John's, New Brunswick, in November, 1833; present residence, South Salem.  Occupation, wagon and carriage maker.   Married in 1857 to Miss Mary Budd, who came to Oregon in that year.  Their children were--Charles, Oliver, Allie, and Ralph.  The two latter were drowned in the Willamette in 1879.