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Captain Joseph Kellogg (1812-1903) was a millwright, shipbuilder and promoter who was born in Canada. He came to Oregon via ocean route in 1848, and after locating a claim beside Lot Whitcomb, he helped found the town of Milwaukie, Oregon. In partnership with Whitcomb and William Torrence, he was one of a firm that built the river schooner Lot Whitcomb and other craft and constructed a local mill. He built Standard Flour Mills at Milwaukie. He became a member of People's Transportation Company. In 1870, he helped form the Willamette Transportation Company. Soon after, he sold his interests in the company and formed the Joseph Kellogg Transportation Company.
Joseph Kellogg papers, Mss 2072, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Vertical File: Genealogy - Kellogg, Captain Joseph, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Manuscript Oath of Master, Joseph Kellogg, for the steamer Senator, Oregon City, Oregon, June 28, 1865; manuscript Bond for License for the steamer Senator for Kellogg and a second person, whose name could be either Asa A. M. Cully or Asa A. McCully, August 2, 1865.
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