Jane married Philippe Rouet 08 Aug 1824, St Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. Philippe (son of Rouet) died Bef Apr 1851. [Group Sheet]

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Died at her home (Chronique de Jersey 10 Jan) - husband apparently still alive.

'Jane Mary Rouet wife of M. George John Bosdet died 7 Jan 1894 at domicile Grande Vingtaine St Peter. 69th year'

Jane married George John Bosdet Jersey, Channel Islands. George (son of Jean Bosdet and Jeanne Renouf) was born 10 May 1819, St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands; died Aft 07 Jan 1894. [Group Sheet]

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Jane married Francis Charles Jandron 1872. Francis (son of Jandron and Ann Elizabeth) was born 1848, St Peter, Jersey, Channel Islands; died 1886. [Group Sheet]

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HISTORY OF ARLINE, PIERCE COUNTY, WASHINGTON

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Written by Cherie Kuranko, ©1997.
Submitted by Cherie Kuranko June 30, 1997.

Cherie Kuranko Orting, WA 98360 Arline, Washington History woodhopper@earthlink.net

The town of Arline, Washington (Pierce County) was located off the road now known as the Carbon River-South Prairie Road. It is located about halfway between the current towns of South Prairie and Orting. I recently tackled the task of recording the history of the town while writing a newspaper article. Finding very little information at any libraries I dug up records that were kept by a few "old-timers" of the local area and also found a couple interesting tales as well. The following is true to the best of my knowledge and meant only to help steer those researching this town and its people in the right direction. Arline was also sometimes referred to as Arline Mills, and on some records was spelled Arlene. In the beginning Arline could only be accessed by wagon trails. The first settlers that homesteaded in or around this area that would later be called Arline were:

John Dean (80 acres on October 12, 1880)
George Bosdet (40 acres April 21, 1880)
James A. Temple (120 acres September 6, 1881)
James McCarthy (160 acres August 29, 1888)
Moses F. Drake (160 acres March 15, 1888)
Charles Zimmerle (80 acres October 31, 1888)
Hamilton H. House (160 acres September 26, 1889)
John Breen (160 acres About 1890)
Orville Biggs (About 1897)

"Bygone days of the Town of Arline"
by Cherie Kuranko

Orville Biggs went to Alaska in 1896 and found more gold than he ever dreamed possible, he'd struck it rich in the Klondike! In 1897, the same year Orville Biggs arrived in Seattle, the ship Portland landed in Seattle with a ton of Alaskan gold carefully stowed away beneath the decks. The first news of the gold rush hit the papers and turned Seattle into the "Gateway to Alaska" practically overnight. The Klondike Gold Rush was on! After Orville arrived in Seattle he began scouting the Pacific Northwest area for a profitable investment. Finding an abundance of timber and the land cheap he decided to stay a while and take his chances in the lumber industry. Orville and his family settled about three miles south of South Prairie, an area which at that time was mainly traveled by wagons and trails. Orville wasn't the first to settle here though. Other homesteaders had come as early as 1880 to the same valley in the wilderness. Some of the early homesteaders names, those coming between 1880 and 1890, were written down by a few "old-timers" of the South Prairie area, they were recorded as: John Dean, Ira C. Drake, George Bosdet, James A. Temple, James McCarthy, John Breen, Charles Zimmerle, Hamilton H. House, and a Sawyer family that lived across the Carbon River.

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MOURANT, Joseph, age 34 in 1871 (Census) res Gaspe, with John, age 29, both b
J[ersey], in same house with Dumaresq Valpy 22, George Bosdet 20, Philip Le
Gresley 30, Edward Hue 16, and Joseph Holton 26, all b. J[ersey]. (Census)

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Francis married Louisa Chapron Abt 1898. Louisa (daughter of Chapron) was born 1878, St. Lawrence, Jersey, Channel Islands. [Group Sheet]

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Herbert married Bessie Payne Apr 1913, Southampton, Hampshire, England. [Group Sheet]