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James and Sarah Sain Shively, Oakesdale, Washington, 1890? (

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James and Sarah Sain Shively, Oakesdale, Washington, 1890?

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James Madison and Sarah Emily Sain Shively came to Whitman County by immigrant train from Kansas and Missouri to Walla Walla. Sina's father, D. Sain met them with a team and wagon to take them to the Sain homestead between Steptoe and Oakesdale (known as the Cottonwood area). Their home was on the Ragon Road and is best known as the Harry McGee place. One of their neighbors was James (Cashup) Davis. Source - Oakesdale Memories, Alpha Study Club. Names: Shively, Sarah Emily Sain; Shively, James Madison

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1890?

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McCoy Valley Museum
Parent institution	Oakesdale Historical Society
Location	Oakesdale , United States of America
Website	www.oakesdalemuseum.com
Authority file	: Q113488678

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by McCoy Valley Museum as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Northwest Digital Heritage.

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DPLA identifier: fb981cb77bb36bc51ca5204e834c3618
McCoy Valley Museum identifier: WCLOA088

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