Ramage Family History
Lora Ethel Hayes
1887 - 1976 (89 years)
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Name Lora Ethel Hayes Born 24 Mar 1887 Dayton, Washington County, OR 
Gender Female Died 11 Jun 1976 MT Angel, Marion County, OR [1] Buried Belle Passi Cemetery, Woodburn, OR Person ID I3348 Ramage | Ramage Line Last Modified 18 Jan 2012
Father Henry Taylor Hayes, b. 29 Nov 1848, Henry Co, IN , d. 5 Apr 1924, Woodburn, Marion Co, OR (Age 75 years) Mother Hannah Gertrude Mulkey, b. 22 Dec 1848, Manateau Co, MO , d. 15 Aug 1927, Woodburn, Marion Co, OR (Age 78 years) Married 15 Aug 1867 Eugene Oregon - Witnesses: William Barger and Benjamin G Mulkey[ ]
Witnesses: William Barger and Benjamin G Mulkey
Family ID F1149 Group Sheet
Family John Wallace Ramage, b. 20 Jan 1886, Northfield, Rice, Minnesota , d. 27 Jan 1962, Salem, Marion County, OR (Age 76 years) Married 26 Jan 1908 [2] Children 1. Alta Ramage, b. 30 Jan 1909, d. 14 Feb 1909 (Age 0 years) 2. Evlyn Gertrude Ramage, b. 28 Jan 1910, Woodburn, Marion County, Oregon , d. 26 Jan 2004, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon (Age 93 years)+ 3. Philip Lee Ramage, b. 26 May 1911, Woodburn, Marion County, Oregon , d. Nov 1979, Saint Simons Island, Glynn Co., GA (Age 68 years)+ 4. Eloise Dorothy Ramage, b. 19 Nov 1912, d. Yes, date unknown 5. Inez H Ramage, b. 15 Jan 1914, d. 14 Dec 1917, Woodburn, Marion County, OR (Age 3 years)+ 6. Georgia Mae Ramage, b. 16 Aug 1915, Woodburn, Marion Co., OR , d. 13 Apr 2002, Homedale, Idaho (Age 86 years)7. Beatrice Ramage, b. 13 Feb 1920, Woodburn, Marion County, OR , d. 24 Feb 1920, Woodburn, Marion County, OR (Age 0 years)+ 8. Gilbert Hugh Ramage, b. 6 May 1921, Woodburn, Marion County, OR , d. 18 Jul 2009, Tualatin, Oregon (Age 88 years)+ 9. Herbert T Ramage, b. 6 May 1925, d. 28 Feb 1999, Woodburn , Marion County, Oregon (Age 73 years)Last Modified 28 Mar 2011 Family ID F1170 Group Sheet
- Witnesses: William Barger and Benjamin G Mulkey[ ]
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Photos Lora Ramage.22560.jpg 
Lora on Left 
Kevin McCornack & Lora Ramage at unknown Wedding.22540.jpg
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Notes - She was known as Tote, she was a teacher until she got married. Tote had a laugh, not a delicate girlish giggle, but a wonderful large laugh.
Going to THE FARM was the best thing in the world. When we arrived at Grandma Tote's there would be noodles drying on tea towels.
There was an out house right next to the back door with a screen door instead of a real door. There was a huge dark wood table with claw feet.
The wood stove and the electric stove stood side by side. But Tote liked to use the wood stove. She made the best Apple pies in that wood stove. Once she made 6 or 7 pies each with a different kind of apple. Just to see which would taste the best.
The kids were only allowed so many corn cobs, so the boys would throw the cobs opn the floor for the dogs to carry away, so they would not go over the prescribed number of cobs. :By Judy Ramage
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- She was known as Tote, she was a teacher until she got married. Tote had a laugh, not a delicate girlish giggle, but a wonderful large laugh.
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