'Unknown' means that events cannot be definitively placed.
9 Jun 1880; Census; Unknown, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
George DARCH, W, M, 55, Head, Mar, b England, Farmer, father b England, mother b England Elizabeth DARCH, W, F, 46, Wife, Mar, b Ireland, Keeping House, father b Ireland, mother b Ireland Willie DARCH, W, M, 14, Son, b Oregon, Son, At home, father b England, mother b Ireland
Identified People: Head: George T Darch (1825~ England - 1912 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Present: Elizabeth unknown (1834~ Ireland -)
Present: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA) 19 May 1887; Census; Unknown, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
George Darch, 62, W, M, Farmer, b England, Mar Lizzie Darch, 52, W, F, Mar, b Ireland Willie Darch, 22, W, M, Single, b Oregon
Identified People: Head: George T Darch (1825~ England - 1912 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Present: Elizabeth unknown (1834~ Ireland -)
Present: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA) 4 Apr 1889; Census; Unknown, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
Wm (William) T Darch, 23, Male, White, Farmer, Mar, b Oregon Jennie M Darch, 18, Female, White, Mar, b Missouri Washington Census 1889
Identified People: Head: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA)
Present: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA) 4 May 1889; Census; Unknown, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
George Darch, 66, W, M, Mar, b England Elizabeth Darch, 55, W, F, Mar, b Ireland
Identified People: Head: George T Darch (1825~ England - 1912 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Present: Elizabeth unknown (1834~ Ireland -) 9 Aug 1891; Birth; Unknown, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
Elizabeth Jane Darch Father's Name: William Darch (aged 24, Farmer, b Oregon) Mother's Name: Jennie Stoat (aged 20, b Missouri, 2nd child)
Identified People: Parent: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA)
Parent: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Child: Elizabeth Jane Darch (1891 Klickitat, OR, USA -) 1892; Census; Unknown, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
Geo (George) Darch, 66, W, M, Mar, b England E Darch, 55, W, F, 55, Mar, b Ireland
Identified People: Head: George T Darch (1825~ England - 1912 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Present: Elizabeth unknown (1834~ Ireland -) 5 Jun 1900; Census; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
William T Darch, Head, W, M, b Nov 1863 (34), Mar 11 years, b Oregon, father b England, mother b England, Lawyer Jennie M Darch, Wife, W, F, b Nov 1870 (29), Mar 11 years, b Missouri, father b Missouri, mother b Missouri (2 children, 1 living) Jennie E Darch, Daughter, W, F, b Jul 1891 (8), S, b Washington, father b Oregan, mother b Missouri, at school
Identified People: Head: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA)
Present: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Present: Elizabeth Jane Darch (1891 Klickitat, OR, USA -) 15 Apr 1910; Census; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
W T Darch, Head, Male, White, 43, Mar (20 years), b Oregon, father b England, mother b England, District Attorney Jenney M Darch, Wife, Female, White, 38, Mar (20 years), 2 children, 1 now living, b Minnesota, father b Ohio, mother b Virginia (3 children, 1 living) Bessie Darch, Daughter, Female, White, 18, S, b Washington, father b Oregon, mother b Minnesota
Identified People: Head: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA)
Present: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Present: Elizabeth Jane Darch (1891 Klickitat, OR, USA -) 3 Sep 1910; Obituary; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
Evelyn E. Flanary died at North Yakima on August 24th, following a surgical operation. She was the daughter of Mrs. R.B. Stout of the Pine Forest, Klickitat County, and a sister of Mrs. W.T. Darch. Mrs. Flanary was born in Marion county, Oregon, Sept. 16, 1874, and moved to Klickitat with her parents 31 years ago. She was married to Jasper G. Flanary on May 3, 1896. From this union two children were born, a son and a daughter. They moved from Goldendale ten years ago. Her body was brought to Goldendale for burial, the funeral being held last Sunday from the home of Dr. and Mrs. Allen Bonebrake. Rev. Percy Hilbert of the Christian church preaching the funeral services. The bereaved husband and children have the sympathy of all of our people in their sorrow.
Identified People: Referred To: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA) 14 Nov 1912; Obituary; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
George Darch, father of Judge William T. Darch, died at his home in The Dalles, Oregon, on last Friday after a long and lingering illness. He was born in England 88 years ago, and came to the United States in early boyhood. He resided in Goldendale and Klickitat County for many years, being one of the pioneers of Klickitat. He has resided in The Dalles for the past ten years. That funeral services were held at The Dalles Catholic church on last Sunday afternoon. In his death the son loses a kind and loving father, and the country a good citizen.
Identified People: Person: George T Darch (1825~ England - 1912 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Referred To: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA) 16 Nov 1912; Obituary; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
George W. Darch, a well-known resident of The Dalles, died at 4 o'clock last Thursday afternoon (November 7th)death resulting from a complication of ailments. He resided at the 400 West 15th street. That deceased was born in England 88 years ago and came to the United States in early boyhood. He was a pioneer of the Goldendale district, to which he removed after a short residence in Portland. He had lived in The Dalles for the last decade. One son, William T. Darch, of Goldendale, superior judge elect survives. The funeral was held at the Catholic church in The Dalles last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
George Darch, father of Judge William T. Darch, died at his home in The Dalles, Oregon, on last Friday after a long and lingering illness. He was born in England 88 years ago, and came to the United States in early boyhood. He resided in Goldendale and Klickitat County for many years, being one of the pioneers of Klickitat. He has resided in The Dalles for the past ten years. That funeral services were held at The Dalles Catholic church on last Sunday afternoon. In his death the son loses a kind and loving father, and the country a good citizen
The following item is taken from The Dalles Chronicle: The will of the late George Darch has been filed in the county court. The petition from probate states that the estimated valuation of the estate is $95,000. The testator left $100 to Mrs. J.H. Harper and $100 to Mrs. C.H. Cox, $200 being bequeathed to W.R. Hopkins and a like amount to Wm. Wilkinson. The four beneficiaries are neighbors who assisted him during his feeble health. To his 8-months-old grandchild, Amzel Darch, of Goldendale, he leaves $1000. Another grandchild, Mrs. Bessie Darch, of the same place, aged 21, who cared for the late Dalles man during the last few months of his life illness, is the recipient of $10,000. The remainder of the estate was awarded to the only son of the deceased, Judge William T. Darch, of Goldendale. Johnny Gavin has been appointed administrator of the estate by the court.
Identified People: Person: George T Darch (1825~ England - 1912 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Referred To: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA) 21 Nov 1912; Obituary; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
The following item is taken from The Dalles Chronicle: The will of the late George Darch has been filed in the county court. The petition from probate states that the estimated valuation of the estate is $95,000. The testator left $100 to Mrs. J.H. Harper and $100 to Mrs. C.H. Cox, $200 being bequeathed to W.R. Hopkins and a like amount to Wm. Wilkinson. The four beneficiaries are neighbors who assisted him during his feeble health. To his 8-months-old grandchild, Amzel Darch, of Goldendale, he leaves $1000. Another grandchild, Mrs. Bessie Darch, of the same place, aged 21, who cared for the late Dalles man during the last few months of his life illness, is the recipient of $10,000. The remainder of the estate was awarded to the only son of the deceased, Judge William T. Darch, of Goldendale. Johnny Gavin has been appointed administrator of the estate by the court.
Identified People: Person: George T Darch (1825~ England - 1912 Goldendale, OR, USA)
Referred To: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA)
Referred To: Elizabeth Jane Darch (1891 Klickitat, OR, USA -) 10 Jan 1920; Census; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
Will T Darch, Head, Male, White, 54, Married, b OR, father b Eng, mother b OR, Attny Judge Jennie? Darch, Wife, Female, 48, Married, b WA, father b OR, mother b NY Amzelle Darch, Daughter, White, Female, 7, Single, b WA, father b OR, mother b WA
Identified People: Head: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA)
Present: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA) 28 Jan 1920; Census; White Bluffs, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
John H Darch, Head, White, Male, 37, Married, b PA, father b PA, mother born PA, Laborer, General Farm Helen L Darch, Wife, White, Female, 29, b WY, father b Sweden, mother b IA Dale V Darch, Son, Male, White, 11, Single, b WY, father b PA, mother b WY Lola Darch, Daughter, Female, White, 9, Single, b WY, father b PA, mother b WY Janette Darch, Daughter, Female, White, 7, Single, b WY, father b PA, mother b WY Carol Darch, Daughter, Female, White, 5, Single, b Montana, father b PA, mother b WY Orpha M Darch, Daughter, Female, White, 4y 11m, Single, b Montana, father b PA, mother b WY Helen Darch, Daughter, Female, White, 2y 7m, Single, b Montana, father b PA, mother b WY John S Darch, Son, Male, White, 5m, Single, b Montana, father b PA, mother b WY White Bluffs, WA p6&7 22 Jun 1923; Obituary; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
UNTIMELY DEATH OF GORDON FORSYTH
The body of Gordon W. Forsyth, son of the late Rev. Samuel M. Forsyth, was brought to Goldendale Tuesday last for interment. He was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, and was 16 years of age at the time of his death.
The body was accompanied to Goldendale by his brother, Douglas M. Forsyth, of Glendale, (a suburb of Los Angeles), and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wier, of Cumberland, British Columbia.
The funeral services were held from the Chapman Chapel at a 10:30 a.m. by Rev. H. Greene, of Aberdeen, formerly of this city, on Tuesday, with interment in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery, where his father is buried.
Details of the untimely death of young FORSYTH are given by the Glendale (Cal.) Press, of Thursday, June 14th, as follows: "A great shock has come to the family and friends of Gordon FORSYTH whose sudden death after but three days of illness, occurred at the Glendale Sanitarium Wednesday afternoon. The cause of death was diagnosed by the attending physician as meningitis believed to have resulted from a fall Gordon sustained a year ago and the germs of which had been dormant in his system for months.
Interment will be made in the I.O.O.F. cemetery in Goldendale, Washington, where funeral services will be held, the body being accompanied to that point by Douglas FORSYTH.
Gordon is survived by his mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Darch, and the following brothers and sisters: Elsie M. Forsyth, Douglas M. Forsyth, Samuel Stuart FORSYTH, Marjory McGregor FORSYTH, Lorna Doon FORSYTH, William T. Darch, John Gray Darch.
Gordon was but sixteen years of age,. He was a pupil in the Wilson avenue Intermediate and a member of the class to be graduated next week. He had appeared to be perfectly well and was active in athletics. Jennie Stout was his mother, William T Darch his step-father. John Gray Darch is what relation?
Identified People: Referred To: William T Darch (1866~ Oregon, USA - 1937 Walla Walla, WA, USA)
Referred To: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA) 30 Jun 1927; Obituary; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
OBITUARY (Elizabeth Orange Ladd)
Elizabeth Orange Ladd was born in Clarksville, Halifax county, Virginia, July 10th, 1838, and died at her home in Goldendale on June 23rd, at the age of 88 years, 11 months and 17 days.
Her early life was spent in Virginia and Tennessee, where she spent several years in teaching school.
On March 4, 1863, in Coahoma county, Mississippi she was married to Robert B. Stout, who died in 1907. To this union seven children were born, five of whom survive. The three eldest were born in the east before they came here about sixty years ago. The other children were born in Oregon and Washington.
She united with the Episcopal church in her early life and was a kind, faithful wife and mother. She was ever ready and willing to help in sickness as her many friends and testify. She was always kind and thoughtful for those in need.
Mrs. Stout was remarkably bright up till her last illness and took an active interest in life and those around her. She was a person who always appreciated a kindness from a friend and those who would spend a few lonely hours with her or bring her flowers.
Her two children who preceded her in death were Mrs. Evelyn Flannery and Wm. H. Stout. The children surviving her are Don A. Stout of Malott, Wash., Mrs. Jennie Darch and Mrs. Mary Heller, of Goldendale, and Mrs. Lelia Carter, of Bickleton, Wash., and Robert B. Stout of Vancouver, Wash. she is also survived by twenty-two grandchildren and 10 great grand children.
She will ever be held in loving remembrance by her children and friends, who will remember for her kindness and sterling worth.
The following poem is one of her favorites and very similar to the life she led.
“If Nobody Shirked”
I know not whence I came, I know not wither I go; But the fact stands clear that I am here, In this world of pleasure and woe, And out of the mist and murk Another truth shines plain — It is my power each day and hour To add to its joy or its pain.
I know that the earth exists, It is none of my business why; I cannot find out what it’s all about I would but waste time to try, My life is a brief, brief thing, I am here for a little space, And while I stay I would like, if I may, To brighten and better the place.
The trouble, I think, with us all, Is the lack of high conceit. If each man thought he was sent to this spot To make it a bit more sweet, How soon we could gladden the world, How easily right all wrong, If nobody shirked, and each one worked To help his fellows along.
Cease wondering why you came – Stop looking for faults and flaws; Rise up today in your pride and say “I am part of the First Great Cause! However full the world, There is room for an earnest man, It had need of me, or I would not be -- I am here to strengthen the plan.” The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA
Identified People: Referred To: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA) Apr 1930; Census; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
Jennie Darch, Head, Female, White, 58, Widowed, born Missouri, father born Ohio, mother born Virginia, Amzel M Darch, Daughter, Female, White, 17, Single, born Washington, father born Oregon, mother born Missouri
Identified People: Head: Jennie M Stout (1871~ Missouri, USA - 1944 Goldendale, OR, USA) Apr 1930; Census; Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA
Pete Darch, Boarder, Male, White, 45, Single, born Yugoslavia, father born Yugoslavia, mother born Yugoslavia, Croatian, immigrated 1905, Laborer, Common 8 Apr 1943; Obituary; Goldendale, Klickitat, Oregon, USA
LELIA M. CARTER
Lelia M. Carter, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Stout, was born in Oregon May 16, 1878. Several years later, she moved with her parents to Pine Forests, Klickitat county, Wash., where she attended elementary school and later graduated from the Klickitat Teacher’s Academy at Goldendale.
Before and after her marriage to David E. Carter, October 14, 1900, she taught school near Goldendale and Bickleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter resided near Bickleton until 1932, then moved to Sunnyside, where she resided until the time of her death, March 29, 1943.
Children preceding her in death were infant twin daughters in 1910 and Norman E. in 1930. Relatives remaining are her husband, D.E. Carter of Sunnyside; daughter, Mrs. Reita Tane and one son, both of the Seattle; two brothers, Don A. Stout of Malott and Robert B. Stout, of Vancouver. Also two sisters, Mrs. Darch and Mrs. Heller of Goldendale.