James W. Going (1833-1915), pioneer of 1853. Married Mrs. Isabella W. Eades Penney in 1854. He became an accountant and city assessor for two terms, and was the proprietor of a hotel in Portland known as the "Howard House," beginning in 1862. He was a prominent member of the Odd Fellows. He died in Portland December 5, 1915.
Keziah (Ford) Goff, pioneer of 1844 and wife of David Goff. Was the mother of Francis Marion Pettus Goff, who lived with them in 1860 in Eola, Polk County, Oregon.
Thomas W. Glasgow, born about 1827 in Pennsylvania, and pioneer to the Pacific Northwest in 1845. Reportedly rescued the Wilson family in 1856 near Olympia, Tenalquot Prairie, Thurston County, Washington.
Born in about 1840, she married John G. Glenn, a dentist, in 1858 in Yamhill County. She died before 1880, probably in Portland. They had one daughter, Lillie, who married a Cox.
Preston W. Gillette, born in about 1826 in Ohio, and a pioneer to Oregon of 1852, one of the first who brought rose cuttings and flower seeds to Oregon. Was a representative of Clatsop County in 1864, as well as a correspondent for the Oregonian newspaper.
Portrait of a woman with the last name Gillihan (no first name recorded). May be Mary Jane, the wife of Thomas N. Gillihan, living in Multnomah County in 1880. Photo taken in Portland.
