Jethro Hardwick

Jethro Hardwick is Buried

The remains of Jethro Hardwick, a former resident of Pendleton who  
died recently in Walla Walla were brought to the city this morning.   
The body was taken directly from the train to the Methodist church 
where a brief service was conducted by the Rev. N. Evans.  Interment 
was in the Olney Cemetery.  Hardwick was a pioneer resident of the 
county, having lived here for 30 years.  He was a soldier of the 
Confederate army and his pall bearers this morning with one exception, 
members of the Union army.  They were J.S. Carrol, J.W. Welles, John 
McAfee, E.M. Phair, R.Z. Williams, and A. Ruppe.  The deceased was 70 
years of age and his remains were accompanied to Pendleton by his wife, 
daughter, and a few other relatives. (Source: East Oregonian dtd 
October 8, 1910)

Note:  Jethro (b. 1 Jan 1835-d. Oct. 6, 1910) was the son of John and 
Lucy Searcy Hardwick of Madison County, KY and Monroe County, MO



Submitted by: Debra Branigan of St. Inigoes, MD