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Orville and family are listed in the 1910 federal census in Shedd, Linn Co., OR - he (age 43) was b. in OH and wife Cora E. (age 39) was born in Canada; he is a rural postal mail carrier. The 1900 federal census lists the family in Corvallis, Benton Co., OR where he is a farm laborer.
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These newspaper articles are taken from The Daily News. They chronicle Sherman (French) E. Dodges charges of Assuming to be a U.S. Officer between his arrest in July 1909 and imprisonment in December 1909.
July 15, 1909: Front page headline: SAY SHE LOVED MAN WHO ROBBED HUSBAND
HUSBAND FOILED; MAN GETS WIFE AND $600.
French E. Dodge, who is alleged to have blackmailed Orville Conner, a merchant doing business at Shedds, Linn County, out of $600, and also took away Conners wife and two daughters, was locked up in the county jail at 11 oclock last night to await trial on serious charges. Mrs. Conner was placed in the womens quarters of the jail, and will also have to face the court. According to the facts related by United States officials, Dodge is one of the worst scoundrels the government has had to deal with in many a day. Several days ago Mr. Conner appeared at the office of the United States district attorney and told Mr. Wyatt, the deputy, that he had a complaint to make. Mr. Wyatt, after hearing the details, on Wednesday called in Andy Nichols, the old government sleuth, and said, "Andy, Ill turn this case over to you." The story told by Mr. Conner to Mr. Wyatt and also to Andy Nichols was that on October 14, 1908, French E. Dodge appeared at his store at Shedds and informed him that he was a secret service agent of the United States government, which is untrue. Dodge said Mrs. Conner had taken up a timber claim in eastern Oregon, having been located by one Moise, a timberman, and that Moise perpetrated fraud and had been indicted by the United States grand jury, arrested and placed under $2,500 bonds.
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Conner said Dodge told him that as he was a United States secret service officer he would shield Mrs. Conner if Conner would give him $600, and would get transportation for Mrs. Conner from the government and send her to Canada. She wouldnt appear against Moise, who would go clear. As Mrs. Conner had located on the timber claim, and believing the lying story told by Dodge to be true, Mr. Conner paid the $600, and Mrs. Conner left home ostensibly to go to Canada, taking her two daughters with her. Conner let things run along, but finally became suspicious that something was wrong. He received no letters from his wife from Canada, and saw nothing in the newspapers about the case of Moise, so he decided to consult the authorities. Detective Nichols immediately began an investigation and at 5 oclock Wednesday evening had located Dodge at Gresham. On Wednesday morning Mr. Conner signed a warrant for the arrest of Dodge and armed with this instrument Nichols went to Gresham at 6:30 oclock, discovered Dodge standing in front of the store of Lewis Shattuck, and placed him under arrest.
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Deputy United States Marshal William Griffith accompanied Detective Nichols to the scene. It was ascertained that Dodge and Mrs. Conner were living together as man and wife, and the two daughters, aged 17 and 6 years, respectively, were also in the house. On this state of facts warrants were sworn out in the office of the justice of the peace at Gresham against Dodge and Mrs. Conner, charging them with lewd cohabitation and adultery, and were served by Constable Gullixson of that place. They were unable to give bail. Dodge will have to appear in the United States on a charge of falsely impersonating an officer. Detective Nichols performed good work. He started out on the case yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock, and had the parties in the county jail at 11 oclock at night, besides gathering much important evidence.
July 16, 1909 - EXAMINE DODGE
French E. Dodge, who bunkoed Orville Connor of Shedds, Linn County, out of $600 and took away Connors wife and two daughters, will have an examination before United States Commissioner Marsh late this afternoon.
July 17, 1909:
Front page headline: DODGE AND MRS CONNOR; HER FIVE GIRLS FATHERS!! HOWD YOU LIKE THIS TO HAPPEN TO YOU?
Bigamist Johnson, who is now serving a sentence in a California prison, admitted that he married many women and had dallied with an almost endless number of others. Yet it is not on record that Johnson also purloined a whole family, or at least some of the children. In the Portland county jail is French E. Dodge, who not only ran away with Mrs. Orville Connor and secured $600 from her husband, but also took two of the children along. Orville Connor and wife have five girls. The youngest is six years, and oldest about 17. Dodge managed it so two of the children left their father. He threatened to send the oldest girl to a reform school if she did not accompany her mother and himself. As for the 6-year-old tot - well, that was easy. Six-year-olds generally follow mother if they can. A strange sight was witnessed in court yesterday when the little 6-year-old girl ran over to Dodge, threw her arms about him and called him papa. Connor was looking on at the time, but the little girl had forgotten him. His head dropped - no wonder. What did the father think? What were his feelings when he witnessed HIS little girl throw her arms about ANOTHER man and called him "PAPA"? What about the WOMAN in the case?
It is not an infrequent occurrence for a man to run off with another mans wife, but it is an uncommon thing for him to take some of the children along in the bargain. This, however, is what French E. Dodge, who is alleged to have blackmailed Orville Connor, a farmer at Shedds, did. Dodge told the eldest daughter, 17 years old, that he was going to place her in a home for bad girls at Salem if she did not accompany him and her mother. The youngest child, 6 years of age, was taken along by her mother. Dodge all of this time represented himself as a United States secret service officer of the United States government. This fact evidently influenced the elder girl to be led by his threats. At the hearing yesterday afternoon before United States Commissioner Marsh, the youngest child rushed across the room, and throwing her arms about the neck of the imposter, addressed him as "papa." She has been thrown so much in the company of Dodge that she came to regard him as her father. Connor testified that his wife previously left him, remaining away for three years. He believed she was with Dodge all of this time. Mr. Connor said he went to Pendleton and brought her home, and soon afterwards Dodge appeared on the scene, and after stating that he was a United States secret service officer, told him Mrs. Connor had filed on a timber claim, taking an oath that she was a widow, and would be prosecuted for perjury. Connor borrowed $600 from Mr. Forks, giving a mortgage as security, to square things with Dodge. Mrs. Connor was to be taken to Canada until matters were fixed up, but she never went there. Mr. Connor stated that he received two letters from his wife, one mailed at a railroad station and the other at Portland. The grown daughter also testified. Dodge had nothing to say, and Mrs. Connor did not appear as a witness. Dodge was held to answer before the United States grand jury and was remanded to the custody of the sheriff, in default of bonds in the sum of $2,500.
Mrs. Connor was interviewed at the county jail by a News reporter this morning.
She is a medium-sized woman, dark hair and eyes, and has a pleasant but somewhat sad countenance. She spoke in a soft tone of voice, and evidently is a person of mild manners. A woman one would not think would leave her husband and children. Mrs. Connor stated that she is the mother of five children. They are all girls, ranging from 6 to 17 years. She declined to discuss her case, and after several questions walked away. Her only response was, "I dont want to talk about it." She was asked if she had been in Gresham all the time since leaving her home this last time, why she took the children along, and other things, but would not say. Mrs. Connor appears to realize her position keenly. Mr. Connor has returned to Shedds, taking the two children with him to rejoin the other three. Dodge must also face a state charge for cohabitating with Mrs. Connor.
November 24, 1909 - WIFE MUST BE GOOD 2 YEARS
Cora Conners, charged with unlawful cohabitation, was sentenced to two years imprisonment in the Oregon state penitentiary by Judge Bronaugh yesterday, but was paroled on good behavior, this parole coming at the request of her husband, O.E. Conners, a rural mail carrier, who appeared in court and offered to take her back and forgive her misdeeds. F.E. Dodge, arrested with Mrs. Conners, and charged also with representing himself as an officer of the United States, is on trial before Judge Bean in the federal court. Dodge went to a timber claim on which the Conners had filed, represented himself as a United States inspector of the interior department, declared that the Conners claim was invalid and then agreed to square the matter for $600, provided Mrs. Conners would disappear for a time. Mrs. Conners disappeared, and wrote frequently for money, the letters passing through Dodges hands. Finally Conners became suspicious and came to Portland, where he found his wife and Dodge living together.
December 14, 1909 - DID HE REALLY SHOW HIS LOVE?
F.O. Dodge, who fraudulently obtained $500 from Orville B. Conner, a mail carrier at Shedds, and also took away Conners wife and four daughters from their home, was tried in the federal court today. The case was submitted to the jury at noon. Mrs. Conner filed on a piece of government land in eastern Oregon. Dodge later approached Conner and represented himself to be a secret service agent of the United States. He told Conner that Mrs. Conner had been indicted for fraud for her actions in relation to the land. Dodge promised to get Mrs. Conner away to Canada, and later to have the case dropped by the government for $500, which Conner paid. Dodge on leaving with Mrs. Conner, influenced her to take the children along, which she did. The oldest daughter is 17 years of age. Dodge did not go to Canada, but instead with Mrs. Conner and her daughters, took up his residence at Gresham. Conner, becoming suspicious as time rolled along that he had been made a fool of and buncoed, laid the case before United States Attorney McCourt. Dodge was arrested for falsely impersonating an officer, and he and Mrs. Conner were also charged with unlawful cohabitation. The children were sent home to their father. Mrs. Conner was recently released from the county jail upon her promise to return to her husband and children and behave in the future. Dodge is a man of good appearance and is about 35 years old. His defense was that he did not impersonate an officer and used the money obtained from Conner to provide for Mrs. Conner and the children. He said he loved the woman. The opinion expressed is that a verdict of guilty will be returned.
December 15, 1909 - Stole Mans Wife and Money; Is Convicted
F.O. Dodge, who stole $500 from Orville B. Conner, and also took away Conners wife and four children, was found guilty yesterday afternoon in the United States district court. Dodge was convicted on three counts of falsely impersonating a secret service officer. The penalty is imprisonment of not more than three years and a fine of $1,000. Mrs. Conner testified how she met Dodge at Pendleton, and was induced to take up land fraudulently, for which she expected to receive $500. Her husband, she said, came to Pendleton and induced her and the children to return to their home in Shedds, Linn County. Dodge, she said, later came to Shedds and told her husband she had been guilty of land fraud. Dodge said he was an officer, and induced Conner to give him $500. Mrs. Conner and the children then left the home at Shedds, accompanied by Dodge, and they went to Gresham. The evidence of Conner and his wife was corroborated by their 14-year-old daughter. One of the bad features of the case is that Conner had to mortgage his farm to procure the $500 he gave to Dodge.
December 16, 1909 - 18 MONTHS FOR DODGE
A sentence of 18 months in the federal prison at McNeills island was imposed this morning by Judge Wolverton on F.O. Dodge. Dodge defrauded Orville B. Conner out of $500 and also persuaded Mrs. Conner to leave her husband and live with him as his wife. Dodge, Mrs. Conner and four daughters of the Conner family were found by the officers together at Gresham at the time the arrest was made. Dodge and Mrs. Conner previously associated at Pendleton. Mrs. Conner testified against Dodge at the trial and her evidence had much to do with his conviction.
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[39361] This person is from the unverified Sharp Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
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[46133] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 20 June 1992, p. 10: "Bar Harbor - Reginald Gray, Sr., died at a Bangor hospital June 18, 1992. He was born at Bar Harbor, the son of Arthur and Bertha (Higgins) Gray. He was a member of the Annah Temple Shrine, the Masonic Lodge No. 185 of Bar Harbor, past president of the Bar Harbor YMCA, a member of the Police Reserve, a cub master and a school volunteer. He retired in 1974 from his duties as caretaker for the Baymeath Cottage. Previous to the 1947 fire, he was the caretaker of the Woodlawns Cottage owned by the William S. Moore family. He was predeceased by two brothers, Clarence and Les Gray. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Rita (Carter) Gray; two sonsl Reginald Gray, Jr. of Houlton and John Gray of Barrington, R.I.; one brother, Clayton Gray of Pennsylvania; one sister, Sylvia Crocker of Lamoine; four grandchildren, Lucas, Kiley, Michelle and Adam. . . . Burial will be in Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Bar Harbor."
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[1593] http://fjaunais.free.fr/h0anjou.htm calls her Hildegarde de Sundgau and states that she is second wife of Fulk III. http://fjaunais.free.fr/h0bar.htm states that Hildegarde is daughter of Thierry I.
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