Scott, Felix Jr. - Revision history

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2007-08-15T20:33:47Z

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-	Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]] abandoned an earlier claim in Pleasant Hill to move to a site on the [[McKenzie River]] in [[1849]]. Here he dug an extensive mill race and established a sawmill in [[1851]]-[[1852]] on the south bank of the river. He hired [[Stevens, William M.\|Stevens]] to build a double log house for his family (Surveyor General’s Office 1855; Walling 1884:451,454). Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]]’s son, [[Scott, Felix Jr.\| Felix Scott, Jr.]], later blazed the wagon road that was the forerunner of the present-day [[McKenzie River Highway]] (Corning 1956:217-218).	+	Scott, Felix, Jr. (1829-1879)
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		+	He was born in Missouri and arrived in Oregon in 1845.
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		+	Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]] abandoned an earlier claim in Pleasant Hill to move to a site on the [[McKenzie River]] in [[1849]]. Here he dug an extensive mill race and established a sawmill in [[1851]]-[[1852]] on the south bank of the river. He hired [[Stevens, William M.\|Stevens]] to build a double log house for his family (Surveyor General’s Office 1855; Walling 1884:451,454). Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]]’s son, [[Scott, Felix Jr.\| Felix Scott, Jr.]], later blazed the wagon road from Eugene-Springfield up the McKenzie River, across the Cascade Range to Central Oregon that was the forerunner of the present-day [[McKenzie River Highway]] (Corning 1956:217-218).

	[[Category:Springfield residents (1800s)]]		[[Category:Springfield residents (1800s)]]

Admin at 19:14, 13 August 2007

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	Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]] abandoned an earlier claim in Pleasant Hill to move to a site on the [[McKenzie River]] in [[1849]]. Here he dug an extensive mill race and established a sawmill in [[1851]]-[[1852]] on the south bank of the river. He hired [[Stevens, William M.\|Stevens]] to build a double log house for his family (Surveyor General’s Office 1855; Walling 1884:451,454). Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]]’s son, [[Scott, Felix Jr.\| Felix Scott, Jr.]], later blazed the wagon road that was the forerunner of the present-day [[McKenzie River Highway]] (Corning 1956:217-218).		Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]] abandoned an earlier claim in Pleasant Hill to move to a site on the [[McKenzie River]] in [[1849]]. Here he dug an extensive mill race and established a sawmill in [[1851]]-[[1852]] on the south bank of the river. He hired [[Stevens, William M.\|Stevens]] to build a double log house for his family (Surveyor General’s Office 1855; Walling 1884:451,454). Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]]’s son, [[Scott, Felix Jr.\| Felix Scott, Jr.]], later blazed the wagon road that was the forerunner of the present-day [[McKenzie River Highway]] (Corning 1956:217-218).

-	[[Category:Springfield residents (~~1900s~~)]]	+	[[Category:Springfield residents (1800s)]]

Admin at 19:14, 13 August 2007

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	Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]] abandoned an earlier claim in Pleasant Hill to move to a site on the [[McKenzie River]] in [[1849]]. Here he dug an extensive mill race and established a sawmill in [[1851]]-[[1852]] on the south bank of the river. He hired [[Stevens, William M.\|Stevens]] to build a double log house for his family (Surveyor General’s Office 1855; Walling 1884:451,454). Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]]’s son, [[Scott, Felix Jr.\| Felix Scott, Jr.]], later blazed the wagon road that was the forerunner of the present-day [[McKenzie River Highway]] (Corning 1956:217-218).		Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]] abandoned an earlier claim in Pleasant Hill to move to a site on the [[McKenzie River]] in [[1849]]. Here he dug an extensive mill race and established a sawmill in [[1851]]-[[1852]] on the south bank of the river. He hired [[Stevens, William M.\|Stevens]] to build a double log house for his family (Surveyor General’s Office 1855; Walling 1884:451,454). Captain [[Scott, Felix\|Felix Scott]]’s son, [[Scott, Felix Jr.\| Felix Scott, Jr.]], later blazed the wagon road that was the forerunner of the present-day [[McKenzie River Highway]] (Corning 1956:217-218).

-	[[Category:Springfield residents]]	+	[[Category:Springfield residents (1900s)]]

Admin at 23:44, 10 August 2007

2007-08-10T23:44:40Z

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Captain [[Scott, Felix|Felix Scott]] abandoned an earlier claim in Pleasant Hill to move to a site on the [[McKenzie River]] in [[1849]]. Here he dug an extensive mill race and established a sawmill in [[1851]]-[[1852]] on the south bank of the river. He hired [[Stevens, William M.|Stevens]] to build a double log house for his family (Surveyor General’s Office 1855; Walling 1884:451,454). Captain [[Scott, Felix|Felix Scott]]’s son, [[Scott, Felix Jr.| Felix Scott, Jr.]], later blazed the wagon road that was the forerunner of the present-day [[McKenzie River Highway]] (Corning 1956:217-218).

[[Category:Springfield residents]]