People: Issaquahns
Issaquah boasts a rich collection of characters from its past. This page serves as a table of contents for biographical profiles and other stories about Issaquah’s inhabitants.
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Bad Ben Legg
/in Issaquahns /by adminWas Ben Legg being malicious or just having a bad day?
Women of Issaquah in WWI
/in Issaquahns /by adminPublished in the the Summer 2003 edition of Past Times.
Biography of Martin Monohon
/in Issaquahns /by admin“In 1877 he took up a homestead of one hundred and sixty acres near Issaquah in this county, and built thereon a log house.”
Biography of James W. Bush
/in Issaquahns /by adminJames W. Bush came to Squak Valley “at a time when it was literally a jungle, the haunt of wild animals and frequented by hostile Indians.”
Biography of Herbert S. Upper
/in Issaquahns /by admin“Can any pleasure in life compare With a charming drive in open air? A spirited horse of royal breed With just a little more style and speed Than any you meet, and it matters not If his gait be pace or a swinging trot.”
1893 Biographical Sketch of Ingebright. A. Wold
/in Issaquahns /by admin“He took up a claim where the town of Gilman now stands[…]. He got title to this tract of land under the preemption law.”
Tibbetts Family: Henrys Branch
/in Issaquahns /by adminHenry Harrison Tibbetts has remained all but invisible… until now.
75 Years of Service: History of the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah
/in Issaquahns /by adminDavid Jepsen and Dan Anderson present the history of the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah.
The Morgan Family of Issaquah
/in Issaquahns /by adminPublished in the the Winter 2005 edition of Past Times.