Sturgill, Ester Caroline
Birth Name |
Ester Caroline Sturgill |
Gender |
female |
Parents
Father |
Joel Sturgill |
b. Mar 20, 1786 | d. 1878 |
Mother |
Rachel Waters |
b. 1790 | d. 1864 |
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Siblings |
Lydia Sturgill | b. 1808 | |
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Catherine Ann Sturgill | b. May 5, 1813 | d. Dec 19, 1890 |
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William M Sturgill | b. Feb 16, 1813 | d. Aug 13, 1883 |
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Francis Harvey Sturgill | b. Jan 13, 1816 | d. Aug 1, 1877 |
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Daughter Sturgill | b. 1815 | d. 1815 |
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Rebecca Sturgill | b. 1818 | d. 1878 |
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Mary Ann Sturgill | b. May 26, 1819 | d. Dec 27, 1888 |
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John Carter Sturgill | b. 1823 | d. Jun 13, 1856 |
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Lewis James Sturgill | b. 1826 | d. |
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James George Sturgill | b. May 23, 1828 | d. Nov 29, 1909 |
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Jacob Peck Sturgill | b. 1830 | |
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Solomon Waters Sturgill | b. 1831 | |
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Narrative
ESTER STURGILL and her first husband, ? Knifong lived in Sullivan Co, MO where their two children were born. Ester and her second husband, Huhgh Warren, migrated to Oregon with the rest of the family in 1865. Their children were born in Missouri.
NOTE: Solomon and Amanda may have been adopted.
NOTE 2: Felix and Joel Warren were typical western frontiersmen and were well known over a wide area. Joel was the first police chief of Spokane, WA and was later Police Chief of Seattle. Felix drove a stage coach pulled by white horses in a "wild west" show during thge 1891 worlds fair in Chicago.