Transcription from back: “Thaddeus Welch, Pioneer of 1847. Oldest son of Russell Welch – a Pioneer farmer to Polk County in 1847. Brother to Matthew and Ralph Welch. A skilled job-printer and an artist. Apprentice Printer in the “Oregon Farmer” job office in 1861 in Portland, Oregon.”
Transcription from back: “Mrs. Emily (Dunbar) White. Wife of William Nathan White. He was the oldest son of William White, pioneer of 1850, who was killed by Indians March 2, 1856, near the Eaton fort.”
Transcription from back: “Geo. W. White, a pioneer of 1851, Olympia, W. T. His father Wm. White was killed by Indians March 2, 1856 near Fort Eaton while returning from Sunday school.”
Transcription from back: “Wife of William F. Wilcox, an Oregon Pioneer, and a stair-builder and cabinet maker in Portland, Oregon, for many years. Lived for a number of years at 207 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.”
Transcription from back: “John L. Williams, Pioneer of 1845 from Nashville, Tenn. Located in Polk County. Married – Miss Lydia King, also a Pioneer of 1845.”
