Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . O OHN N . THO VI P S O KT ^^u^vs:i. ^^BkAR) NO.JT 1( Sji OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 643 Eastham. Her father was born in West Virginia and her mother in Illinois, inwhich state their marriage occurred. In 1848 they made the long journey acrossthe plains by wagon train, that being the only means of travel, and Mr. Easthamtook up a donation claim of six hundred and forty acres near Salem, Oregon.Their first residence in the west was a log cabin and their life was that commonto pioneers, charact
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Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . O OHN N . THO VI P S O KT ^^u^vs:i. ^^BkAR) NO.JT 1( Sji OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 643 Eastham. Her father was born in West Virginia and her mother in Illinois, inwhich state their marriage occurred. In 1848 they made the long journey acrossthe plains by wagon train, that being the only means of travel, and Mr. Easthamtook up a donation claim of six hundred and forty acres near Salem, Oregon.Their first residence in the west was a log cabin and their life was that commonto pioneers, characterized by hard work and self-denial. They were not dis-couraged, however, and in time were rewarded by prosperity. Both Mr. andMrs. Eastham passed away in Oregon, and six of their fourteen children are alsodeceased. To Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were born four children: Myrtle A., who died when three years old; Roy Eastham, who died at the age of five years ;Leo John, a well known stock man of Columbia county, who is married and hastwo children, Roy B. and Helen A.; and Helen Viola, a graduate of PullmanCol