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People of Marysville / First elections

Original Registered Voters

The 1891 voter register, organized and searchable by the occupations preserved in the historical transcription.

Crain and McCann general store and neighboring businesses at Third and State in Marysville
Third & State · Early Marysville commerce

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What this record includes.

Occupation labels, name spellings, punctuation, and age wording are preserved from the supplied transcription rather than silently modernized.

Collection size
75

Directory records

Historical span
1891

75 registered voters

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Showing 36 of 75 records

Original Voters

A. D. Horton

Merchants

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

A. R. Sommerville

Merchants

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Arthur H. Bailey

Freighter / Farmers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Barney McGuire

Laborers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

C. H. Trousdale

Ranchers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Charles Rundberg

Salooners

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Charles Shoultes

Laborers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Charles Swanson

Laborers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

D. C. Clark

Carpenters

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

David McDonald

Carpenters

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

DeWitt Packwood

Laborers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Douglas Faulconer

Laborers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

E. N. Furgeson

Carpenters

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Eldridge Lamb

Freighter / Farmers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Frank Bartlett

Clerks

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

Frank Willett

Laborers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

George Claussen

Laborers

Year or term
1891
Original Voters

George Curtis

Clerks

Year or term
1891

39 more matching records remain

Sources & method

Read the list with its evidence attached.

These are the principal records used to assemble this collection. Linked family-history services are research leads and may change independently of the Society’s index.

  1. Supplied 1891 voter-register transcription

    Occupation labels, spellings, punctuation, and age wording are preserved from the project transcription.

  2. Washington State Digital Archives

    Primary-source research context.