The second wife of John Hearst Foster, pioneer of 1847. Louisa Matilda Burkhart (born 1836 in IL) was first married (July 9, 1855) to David M. Thompson (1833-1879), a harness maker, and had two children: Harriet "Hettie" Louise (m. Templeton) and Edward Lewis Thompson. She lived most of her life in Albany, Oregon.
Sara Caroline Ford, born about 1848, daughter of of Nehemiah and Eliza Lois Martin, pioneers to Oregon in 1844. She married Francis A. Ford in Washington.
Clinton P. Ferry, founder of the Ferry Museum in Tacoma, Washington. He was a nephew of Hon. Elisha P. Ferry, a governor of Washington Territory. He was also the nephew of G. W. Ewing. He arrived in Portland in 1858 and stayed until 1868, when he relocated to Tacoma.
