OITshl062.xml Guide to Fairclo Family Papers 1850-2009 Fairclo Family Papers Finding aid prepared by Alla Powers. Oregon Institute of Technology Libraries, Shaw Historical Library 2019
3201 Campus Drive Klamath Falls, OR 97603 shawlib@oit.edu https://www.oit.edu/shaw
This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2019-04-03. Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. English Oregon Institute of Technology Libraries, Shaw Historical Library
3201 Campus Drive Klamath Falls, OR 97603 shawlib@oit.edu https://www.oit.edu/shaw
Fairclo Family Papers Fairclo, Jay A. Fairclo Family OITshl062 2.8 linear feet 1850-2009 Materials about the Fairclo Family were donated by their oldest daughter Marjorie F. Brissenden. Content date range for this collection is: 1850-2009. Jay A. Fairclo was born July 1st, 1895, in Yreka. He moved to Klamath County in the early 1900s, before serving in the Army during WWI. He served in Mt.Laki Community Church and School Board. Grace was born in 1895 and had met Jay when visiting from Kansas to see her aunt.

Jay A. Fairclo was born July 1st, 1895, in Yreka. He moved to Klamath County in the early 1900s, before serving in the Army during WWI. After the war, he returned to his family's ranch to work with his father, H. G. Fairclo. Shortly after, he married Grace Irene Pattin, eventually having four children. Grace was born in 1895 and had met Jay when visiting from Kansas to see her aunt. Jay was a member of the Mt. Laki Community Church and served on the Agricultural Advisory Board of the Oregon Vocational School and the Mt. Laki School Board. Grace died in September 1965. Jay Fairclo passed away in 1978.

Materials about the Fairclo family were donated by their oldest daughter Marjorie F. Brissenden. Content date range for this collection is: 1850-2009. Geographic location of the contents of the materials is Klamath Falls, Oregon. There are 5 boxes and 3 binders (albums) with original documents and copies of documents, including letters and diaries, starting in the 19th century.

The collection is open for research.

 Ranching Family--Personal narratives Fairclo Family--Archives Klamath County (Or.)