UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1890 Veterans Schedules Curry County, Oregon   Name Precinct Notes Theophilus T. Allen Port Orford Pct Biography Edwin Bailey Port Orford Pct Erastus P. Ball Port Orford Pct   Henry Barker Port Orford Pct John Barks Ellensburg James A. Button Port Orford Pct Jesse W. Carey Port Orford Pct Biography Henry R. Carver Port Orford Pct Isaac H. Coulson Eckley, etc John H. Coy Eckley, etc David Drydur Ellensburg Daniel H. Dwelbiss [Divilbiss] Port Orford Pct Biography John Garber Port Orford Pct Edward Good Port Orford Pct Biography William S. Green Eckley, etc John W. Hoover Eckley, etc John Howey Ellensburg Biography James S. Langlois Port Orford Pct Biography Adaline McBride Port Orford Pct Widow John J. McBride Port Orford Pct Deceased, Biography John H. McElhaney Ellensburg Biography Samuel T. Malehorn Port Orford Pct Biography August Miller Port Orford Pct George W. Miller Eckley, etc   William L. C. Pehtz Port Orford Pct Charles H. Pierce Port Orford Pct Biography Edward Roper Port Orford Pct Biography Alonzo B. Sabin Port Orford Pct Peter Setelloe Ellensburg Horace Shoemaker Port Orford Pct Deceased Mary A. Shoemaker Port Orford Pct Widow John H. Stephens Port Orford Pct William R. Stewart Eckley, etc Biography William Stewart Ellensburg James H. Stitt Ellensburg Johnas H. Upton Port Orford Pct Flober Vandeswang Ellensburg James White Ellensburg Biography William Whitten Ellensburg Biography Mary Wilbur Port Orford Pct Widow William S. Wilbur Port Orford Pct Deceased John Winslow Eckley, etc Delos Woodruff, Judge Eckley, etc Biography In 1840 an enumeration of living Revolutionary War veterans was included in the census. This was a list of names recorded on the back of the original printed census forms. Beginning in 1870, the enumerators asked questions regarding Civil War veterans and lists were compiled from these records. In both cases, only the name of the veteran is available. The 1890 Census for most of the United States has been lost due to fire, but the 1890 Veterans Schedules remain. For counties like Curry County in Oregon, this is the only census information which is known to exist. Pvt. Frank Schumann at Ft. Stevens, Oregon in May of 1918 Roy Samuel Niles (on left) - 1896-1979 U.S. Army. Served during World War I — France From the W.R. Adam photograph collection Alexandria Library, Special Collections Where to go from here Remember than an index entry is only a reference to more detailed information found in census records themselves. It is important that researchers consult the actual census records to which these indexes refer. All available census schedules, from 1790 to 1930, have been microfilmed and are available at the National Archives in Washington, D.C., at the National Archives' regional archives in twelve states, at the LDS Family History Library and LDS family history centers throughout North America, at many large libraries, and through microfilm lending companies. Some state and local agencies may have census schedules only for the state or area served. This index is part of the Oregon Census, 1841-90 Index from Ancestry.com (fee required). The original data was compiled and digitized by Ronald V. Jackson of Accelerated Indexing Systems (AIS) from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.   Microfilm copies at National Archives National Archives, East Point, Atlanta, Georgia, USA Back to Top Last updated July 3, 2007 by Robyn Greenlund For historical and genealogical purposes. Commercial use of any portion of this site is prohibited.