Multnomah-Washington County OR Archives Obituaries.....Langworthy, Jane February 26, 1893
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Oregonian March 5,1893
Another Pioneer Gone
Mrs Jane Langworthy,wife of A.J.Langworthy,departed this life Sunday,February 
26.The remains were taken to Hillsboro on Wednesday and interred beside the 
three daughters and two sons who have gone before.
She suffered a paralytic stroek two years ago,but bythe use of a cane,she was 
abe to get around until three weeks before her death,when she was prostrated 
by a second stroke,from whhich she never recovered.
She was a daughter of Wiliam Garwood and a native of Indiana.Born October 
6,1837,she was 55 years,4 month and 20 days.When but a girl her parents moved 
to Missouri,where they resided for a fewe years.They crossed the plains in 
1850 and settled on the Willamette Rver at a point where now stands that 
portion of Portland known as Albina.The family afterward moved to a farm near 
Hillsboro,where the daughter,Jane, was married to A.J.Langworthy,a pioneer of 
47,who survives her.They lived in ifferent parts of the state until a few ears 
ago,when they moved to Portland.She was the mother of nine children,four of 
whom are still living-Mrs. Nessly,Mrs.Lee,Mrs.Boyce, and Dr.Langworthy ,all of 
Portland.
Mrs.Langworthy was am exlempary woman and had made many friends,who join the 
bereaved relatives in mourning a devoted wife ,a loving mother,,a kind neighbor

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