1900 OR CENSUS Claude Byrn (b Mar 1886, Oregon) enumerated with mother Rose H. Freibert (b Feb 1848, Indiana, married 34y, mother of 11 children, 5 living at time of census), step-father Max Freibert (b Oct 1856, Germany, immigrated 1886, naturalized, married 10y, occupation day labor), sister Matilda Byrn (b May 1874, Oregon) and half-brother Frank A. Freibert (b July 1890, Oregon)

Marriage License Issued: Claude Duval Byrn and Miss Annie Hanna were granted permission to commit matrimony yesterday afternoon. [Capital Journal, Saturday, December 30, 1905, 4:4]

NOTE Anna was daughter of Douglas and Sarah Hanna and appears with her parents in 1900 census of Eola, Polk co, Oregon.

1910 OR CENSUS C.D. Byrn (23y, b Oregon, married 4y, occupation teamster) enumerated with wife Anna (22y, b Missouri, mother of 2 children) and 2 daughters, Erma (3y, b Oregon) and Bethel (1y1m, b Oregon); also with the family were 2 boarders

NOTE The Byrns were divorced. Anna appears in the 1920 census of Portland with their 2 daughters, living next door to her parents. She remarried 31 Aug 1928 in Thurston Co, Washington, to Wayne Garfield Arnold [Washington Marriage Records, Ancestry.com]

WWI Draft Registration Card Claud D. Byrn, 33, of 270½ 4th, Portland, Multnomah Co, Oregon; born 17 Mar 1885; occupation compression tender; nearest relative sister Miss DeLoney Byrn, Salem, Oregon

1920 OR CENSUS Claud D. Byrn (34y, b Oregon, divorced, occupation shipyard laborer)

OSBH DC (Marion County 1922) #939 - Claud Byrn, male, single, mechanic, b. 17 Mar. 1885 in Salem, d. 27 Dec 1922 in Salem, Oregon (Or State Hosp) at the age of 36 y's 9 m's 10 d's, name of father John Byrn (b. Scotland), maiden name of mother Rose Spong (b. Ind), interment 29 Dec, undertaker Webb & Clough, informant - Or State Hosp records.

BYRN - In this city December 27, at a local hospital, Claude Byrn passed away at the age of 36 years. He is survived by his stepfather, Max Friebert; one brother, Frank Friebert, two sisters, Detonia Byrn and Mrs. Annie Glover; two daughters, Emma and Bethel Byrn, all of Salem, and one sister in Portland, George Byrn. Funeral services in Webb & Clough's chapel Dec. 29, at 2 p.m. Rev. Thomas Acheson will officiate. Interment is I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Oregon Statesman 29 Dec 1922, 5:5

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OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1922) #939

1900 OR CENSUS (Marion co, Salem, ED143, sheet 16A)

CJ 30 Dec 1905, 4:4

1910 OR CENSUS (Multnomah Co, Portland, ED 226, sheet 13B)

WWI Draft Registration Card (Ancestry.com)

1920 OR CENSUS (Multnomah Co, Portland, ED 23, sheet 5B)

OS 29 Dec 1922, 5:5