
These are names from the index of "Covered Wagon Women," Volumes I and II. If there is a * in the column marked "More info available," Tami will be happy to do lookups for you. Contact Tami Caldwell only if there is a * in this column, as there is no more information available unless marked.
| Last Name | First Name | Year of info. | From State | Reference Page # | More info available |
| Baker | John & Elizabeth | 1850 | ? | 224 | John was a Dr. They lived in Oregon and can be found in the 1850 census. |
| Bayley | Daniel & Elizabeth (Munson) | 1845 | OH, CT, NH | 31-38 | * |
| Bayley | Mianda | 1845 | OH | 33 | * |
| Bayley (Bailey) | Timothy | 1856 | OH | 31, 34 | * |
| Belknap | FAMILY | 1839 | OH | 189-229 | * |
| Bethards | George &Kesiah | 1848 | ? | 215, 219 | No info |
| Brown | Rev. Clark | 1817 | MD | 48 | Episcopal Minister married to Tabitha Brown. He died in 1817. |
| Brown | Capt. John | 1848 | ? | 48, 51-55, 61-62 | Was a retired sea captain. Died Feb.19th 1848, aged 79 years and 4 months. |
| Brown | Manthano | 1876 | MO | 51 | 1802-1876 Son of Tabitha and Clark. Lived in MO, while family came west. |
| Brown | Orus & Lavinia | 1848 | MO | 48, 51, 57-60 | * |
| Brown | Tabitha (Moffat) | 1848 | MA | 47-63 | * |
| Bryan | Francis T. | 1840'S | ? | 254 | Was a Lt. of the Topographical Engineers. Important figure opening routes through western TX in late 1840's and early 1850's. |
| Bush | Rev. M.S. | 1905 | ? | 40 | In Corvallis, Oregon as late as Sept. 1905 |
| Clark | Mr & Mrs | 1847 | NY | 60-62 | Missionaries from NY to Oregon in 1840. |
| Cox | J.W. | 1880 | ? | 86 | Census taker in Marion Co., Oregon in 1880 |
| Crane | George W. | 1846 | VA | 245 | * |
| Dorion | Marie | ? | ? | 47 | Wife of the guide of Astorians. Her name inscribed in the OR State Capitol in Salem. |
| Downs | James | 1851 | England | 84 | No info. |
| Duniway | Abigail (Scott) | 1852 | ? | 47 | Leader in the Womans Suffrage,diary written in 1852. |
| Dunlap | Smith | 1847 | IL | 122 | Shot and killed himself leaving a wife and 6 children. July 1, 1847. |
| Erwin | Samuel | ? | TN | 247 | Father of Louisiana Strenzel. First wife died in 1824 and remarried Sallie Rogers Crisp. Moved to Honey Grove, TX |
| Fisher | Angeline | 1848 | IA | 103 | Died on way to OR |
| Fisher | John H. | 1841 | IA | 97, 109 | Married Rachel Joy Jan.6, 1841, IA |
| Fisher | Rachel | 1822-1870 | IN, IA,OR | 97-110 | * |
| Frazier | Stephen | 1847 | IA,OR | 102 | Husband of, Rachel (Joy) Fisher's sister, Anna |
| Fuller | Arnold Wesley | 1845 | KS | 42-45 | Wife died April 28, 1845 at the emigrant camp in Kansas Territory. Daughter is Tabitha. |
| Fuller | Melinda | 1845 | OR | 45 | Daughter of Arnold & Sarah Fuller |
| Geer | Elizabeth | 1849 | OR | 151 | * |
| Geer | Joseph Cary | Feb 5, 1795-Aug 28, 1881 | OR | 113-114, 150-152 | * |
| Geer | Theodore T. | 1899 | OR | 26 | * |
| Gilbert | L. D. | 1847 | OR | 210 | With six children started to OR in May 1847 w/ the Belknap family |
| Grant | Capt. Richard | 1847 | OR | 130 | A Scot born in Montreal. Major figure in the Rocky Mtn. Fur trade for the Hudson Bay Co. His bio. written by Merle Wells of the Idaho Hist. Soc. |
| Gray | William H. | 1847 | NY, OR | 59 | A missionary from Ballstown, NY |
| Griffith | Rachel & John | 1850 | OR | 100 | Rachel's second husband. John was a 25 yr old farmer, b.p. KY on the 1850 census. "see Rachel Hockette" |
| Hawley | Chatman | 1848 | OR | 219, 228 | Traveled w/ the Belknap family to OR had 2 wagons and family |
| Hockette | Thomas & Rachel | 1847, 1850 | IA, OR | 100-101 | Quakers from Salem, IA. Thomas died on the way to OR. Rachel remarried by 1850. |
| Hulbert | Archer B. | 1920's | OR | 21 | Surveyed the trails |
| Jackson | George | 1848 | OR | 222, 224, 228 | Pilot of the wagon train. Had traveled the trails before. |
| Joy | Anna, Rachel, George, Reuben | 1847 | IN, IA, OR | 97-110 | * |
| Kellogg | Moses, family | 1850 | NY, OR | 132 | * |
| Kimball | Nathan, family | 1847 | OR | 134-135 | * |
| King | Stephen, family | 1845 | OR | 39-45 | * |
| Kitrich | George & Maria | 1848 | OR | 226 | * |
| Knight | Amelia | 1853 | OR | 12 | * |
| Leslie | Rev. David | 1848 | OR | 132 | Living in Oregon City March 23, 1848 |
| Lockely | Fred | 1925 | OR | 112 | A writer for the Portland Oregon Journal |
| Luelling | Alfred | 1870 | IA, OR | 109 | * |
| Luelling | Henderson, Elizabeth | 1847 | OR | 97, 99 | * |
| Luelling | John | 1847 | OR | 102 | * |
| Maddock | James | 1871 | NE, OR | 231, 233 | * |
| Markham | Samuel, family | 1847, 1850 | OR | 114, 115, 122, 134 | * |
| Marsh | Martha (Smith) | 1849, 1925 | OR | 112 | * |
| Meek | Joe | 1847 | OR | 225,226 | * |
| Meek | Stephen | 1849 | OR | 32, 41 | Two families mentioned that they were "led astray by the ex mountain man" on their journey. |
| Mendenhall | Enos Thomas | 1848 | OR | 104 | Married Rachel Emily Fisher. Enos was of the Quaker family of Salem, IA. |
| Mills | Isaac, family | 1843 | OR | 104 | * |
| Muir | John | OR | 249 | Married Louisana "Louie" Strenzel, April 14, 1880. He was famous naturalist and writer. |
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| Newton | Abraham & Rachel | 1848 | OR | 215 | Traveled to OR in 1848. |
| Norton | Lucius Varolus, Hopestel | 1846 | OR | 42 | Listed in the 1850 OR census as 31 years of age a farmer from OH. |
| Norton | Dulancy C. | 1846 | Ft. Laramie | 42 | Not sure what the relation may be to Lucius. A diary mentions that his sister "is gone" from either whooping cough or measles. |
| Pauls | Frederick, David | 1846 | OR | 34 | Both lived on claims near the Yam River. |
| Polk | Adam | 1847 | OR | 114, 122, 134,140-144 | * |
| Powell | Thomas | 1850 | OR | 105 | Listed in the census as being from Marion Co. and married to Arilla Tremble w/4 children with the last name of Tremble. |
| Pringle | Virgil, family | 1846 | IA,OR | 49,51-60 | * |
| Radar | John | 1847 | OR | 102 | No info. |
| Scott | Levi | 1846 | OR | 49 | Of the Scott-Applegate Trail |
| Simpson | Bishop Matthew | 1854 | OR | 193 | A church is named after him in OR, Simpson's Chapel. |
| Smith | Cornelius, family | 1847 | OR | 112-113, 128, 144,146 | * |
| Smith | Elizabeth Dixon | 1848 | OR | 111-155 | * |
| Smith | Sidney & Mianda | 1844 | OR | 33 | * |
| Stanton | Alfred & Phoebe, family | 1847 | MO, OR | 83-92 | * |
| Starr | John W. | 1848 | OR | 210, 215, 219 | * |
| Sturges | Elizabeth | 1848 | OR | 132 | * |
| Terwilliger | James | 1848 | OR | 133 | One of the earliest settlers of Portland. Terwilliger Blvd is named after the family. He was a "brawny blacksmith" Married a Felinda (sp) Green after her first husband Mr. Green had died and left her with 6 children. |
| Waller | Alvin F. | 1848 | OR | 219 | A Methodist Minister in Marion Co. |
| Watt | John & Mary | 1848 | OR | 223 | Son Joseph and parents crossed w/6 other children and settled in Yamhill Co. and are recorded in the 1850 census. |
| Welch | Russell & Susan, family | 1847 | OR | 112-113, 122, 140-149 | * |
| Whitman | Narcissa, family | OR | * | ||
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| Colby | Elias & Mary | 1850 | MO, OR | 45-53 | * |
| Dunbar | Rice | 1845 | OR | 51 | Crossed the plains to the Willamette Valley in 1845 with his family. Lived on their claim in the Waldo Hills from the fall of 1845-1863. Then moved to Salem, OR. Rice was originally from OH. |
| Forward | Blair & Frances (Colby) | 1862 | OR | 46 | * |
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