Not listed in IOOF Reg. of Burials
Rigdon records, Vol. 7, #70: G. A. Rockwell, d. Feb. 18, 1915, age 71, at Asylum, bookkeeper, married. Funeral ordered by Jas. Albert -- billed to Mrs. G. A. Rockwell, burial in IOOF cemetery.

1860 PA CENSUS – Glycon Rockwell (16y, b Pennsylvania) enumerated with Rufus (53y, b New York, occupation farmer), Mary (58y, b Pennsylvania), John (23y, b Pennsylvania, occupation farm laborer), Phillip (18y, b Pennsylvania) and Emma (14y, b Pennsylvania)

1870 IA CENSUS – G.A. Rockwell (26y, b Pennsylvania occupation clerk in warehouse) enumerated with Emma (22y, b Ohio)

1880 IA CENSUS – Glycon Rockwell (36y, b Pennsylvania, occupation bookkeeper) enumerated with wife Emma (32y, b Ohio) and adopted daughter Marie (5y, b Germany)

1900 OR CENSUS - G. A. Rockwell, age 56, occupation bookkeeper, b. Mar 1844 in Pennsylvania, is enumerated with his wife of 31 years, Emma, age 52, mother of 1, b. Feb 1848 in Ohio,  along with daughter Marie, age 25, single, occupation school teacer, b. Jan 1875 in Germany.

1910 OR CENSUS – Glycon Rockwell (66y, b Pennsylvania, married 40y, occupation bookkeeper) enumerated with wife Emma A. (62y, b Ohio, no children) and daughter Maria (35y, b Germany, occupation bookkeeper)

OSBH, [Marion crossed out and Multnomah written instead] Multnomah Co., #650, b. 1844 in Troy, Pennsylvania, d. Feb. 18, 1915, age 71, married, bookkeeper, informant: State Hosp. Records, Salem, Oregon, Rigdon/Richardson, buried IOOF cemetery, Feb. 19, 1915.

In Salem, Thursday, February 18, 1915, at a local hospital, Glycon A. Rockwell of 131 East Nineteenth street, Portland, Or., aged 70 years. The funeral services will be held in Salem at the chapel of Rigdon and Richardson, today at 2 p.m. 
Daily Oregon Statesman 19 Feb 1915 5:4

An added note of sadness pervades the services at the tomb of one whose body is brought back for burial after many years absence from the old home. This was exemplified today at the funeral of Glycon A. Rockwell, who a score of years ago was a well known citizen active in business, church and social circles. Today he was borne to the tomb at his old home by strangers. His pastor reviewed his religious life, bestowing a deserved tribute to his life-long faithfulness in the discharge of his duties as a member and officer of his church. This should be supplemented by a tribute to his memory as a business man. The writer has known him since the day–more than a half century ago–that he was a poor boy in his teens from northern Pennsylvania landed on the bank of the Mississippi at the place which was destined to be his future home for many years. He got work at once in a general merchandise store, was promoted from time to time for faithfulness, became bookkeeper and finally an expert accountant, which became his vocation. In this capacity he filled many positions of trust, all of which he discharged faithfully. His integrity has never been questioned. Indeed, his prominent trait was absolute fidelity to the interests of his employer. He was honest, sober, capable and industrious; a positive character, he was unostentatious, a clean boy and a clean man. During the half century and more that the writer has known him as boy and man he has never heard an unclean or profane word fall from his lips. Peace to his ashes. 
Daily Oregon Statesman 20 Feb 1915

Glycon A. Rockwell 
1844 - 1915 

LD
J. Plant Register
OSBH DC (Multnomah Co. #650 
Rigdon records, Vol. 7, #70 

1860 PA CENSUS (Bradford Co, Troy, FA#1003)

1870 IA CENSUS (Allamakee Co, Lansing, FA#61)

1880 IA CENSUS (Allamakee co, Lansing, ED 9, FA#85)

1900 OR CENSUS (Marion Co., Salem, ED 135, sheet 1B)
1910 OR CENSUS (Multnomah co, Portland, ED 192, sheet 9B)

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