1st MARRIAGE Frank Davis, over 21 and Mary Agness Bressler over 17 m 11 July 1894 at house of and by J. Bowersox, MG. Aff: George Bressler. Wit: Mrs Mary Bowersox, Anna Hopf and Anna Zaenker. George Bressler, father of Mary Agness, gives consent

DIVORCE Mary A. vs Frank C. Davis, 1899

1900 OR CENSUS Mary A. Bressler (b Jan 1877, Pennsylvania, divorced, mother of 2 children, 1 living at time of census) enumerated with daughter Lilly Davis (b Dec 1896, Oregon) and parents George Bressler (b Oct 1840, Pennsylvania, occupation gardener, married 40 years) and Mary A. (b Feb 1838, Pennsylvania, mother of 4 children, 3 living at time of census)

2nd MARRIAGE Married at the home of the groom, No 108 Court street, Salem, Oregon, Monday, August 10, 1903, at 7:30 pm, Mrs Mary Davis to J.H. Long, Justice of the Peace Horgan officiating. [Capital Journal, Tuesday, August 11, 1903, 5:5]

1910 OR CENSUS Mary A. Long (33y, b Pennsylvania, married 6 years, second marriage, mother of 4 children, 1 living at time of census) enumerated with husband James H. (46y, b Iowa, second marriage, occupation real estate agent) and son Kenneth E. (2m, b Oregon)

NOTE husband James H. Long died 29 Mar 1919 in Portland and was buried in Multnomah Park Cemetery in Portland

1920 OR CENSUS Mary A. Long (43y, b Pennsylvania, widowed, occupation school janitress) enumerated with her son Kenneth E. (9y, b Oregon)

1940 OR CENSUS Mary A. Long (63y, b Pennsylvania, widowed, occupation laundress); living at same place in 1935

OSBH DC (1966 Marion Co) #18082 Mary Long, female, spouse James; b 1 Jan 1878, Penn; father George Bressler; d 19 Dec 1966, 593 Commercial SE, Salem, age 88y; lived in town 10y; bur Salem Pioneer cem; informant Marion County Welfare

Mrs Mary Long, Salem native whose parents Mr and Mrs George Bressler were early pioneers here, died Monday at a Salem nursing home at the age of 89. She had been in nursing homes for about 10 years. Prior to that she was employed as a cook in Portland and other areas. Her parents came by boat around the Horn and settled in Salem at the west end of Miller Street, near South River Road. They had a farm on nearby Minto Island, and Bressler also did carpenter work. Mrs Long was born here Jan 1, 1877. Survivors include a number of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews in Salem who said a son, Kenneth Long may still survive but the last contact with him was several years ago when he was living at The Dalles. Services are pending at W.T. Rigdon mortuary.

Oregon Statesman, Tuesday, December 20, 1966, 15:2

OSBH DC (1966 Marion Co) #18082

Marion Co, Oregon, Marriage Records, Vol 7, 1891-1894, page 44

Marion County Circuit Court case 7300, Oregon State Archives

1900 OR CENSUS (Marion Co, Salem, ED 144, sheet 3B)

CJ, 11 Aug 1903, 5:5

1910 OR CENSUS (Marion Co, Salem, ED 227, sheet 6A)

1920 OR CENSUS (Multnomah Co, Portland, ED 28, sheet 11B)

1940 OR CENSUS (Multnomah Co, Portland, ED 37-83, sheet 11A)

OS, 20 Dec 1966, 15:2