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Note: Washington Marriage Records:
Name: Granvill A Snapp
Bride's Name: Lela Burlingame
Marriage Date: 24 Mar 1915
Marriage Location: Vancouver, Clark, Washington
Both resided in Clark County, Washington
Witness: Lena Burlingame
Home in 1920: Heisson, Clark, Washington (1 Jan)
Grant Allen Snapp, 29, KY-KY-KY, Saw Mill Worker
Lela May Snapp, 23, born Middleton, OR-WA-OR
Lloyd Edward Snapp, Son, 4, WA
Washington Marriage Records:
Name: Frank White
Bride's Name: Lela snapp
Marriage Date: 27 Dec 1922
Marriage Location: Vancouver, Clark, Washington
Both resided in Multnomah County, Oregon
1928 Portland, Oregon, City Directory:
Name: Arthur Caldwell II
Residence Year:
Street address: 6515 SE 56th
Residence Place: Portland, Oregon
Occupation: Steel Worker
Spouse: Lillian Caldwell
Home in 1940: Tule Lake, Siskiyou, California (1 Apr)
Daniel Geaney, 37, CA, Farmer, In 1935 he lived in the same place.
Lillian Geaney, Wife, 24, WA, Restaurant Proprietor, No 1935 location given.
Oregon Death Records:
Name: Lilian M Geaney
Age: 79
Birth Date: Feb 1897
Death Date: 13 Jun 1976
Death Place: Douglas
Certificate: 76-09348
Social Security Death Index:
Name: Lillian Geaney
Last Residence: Reedsport, Douglas, Oregon
Born: 26 Feb 1897
Died: Jun 1976
State (Year) SSN issued: California (1956)
Mrs. Daniel (Lillian) Geaney, 78, pioneer Tulelake resident and business woman, died Sunday in a Reedsport rest home. She was a native Oregonian, born in Newberg, daughter of Walter and Elizabeth Burlinghame. She lived in Klamath Falls for a time when she was known as Mrs. Lillian Caldwell before coming to Tulelake about 1930 where she owned and operated Lillian's Cafe for many years. Lillian married Daniel Geaney on Nov. 8, 1935 in Reno, Nev., and the couple ranched for several years before leaving for Winchester Bay and Reedsport to operate fishing interests and a fish cannery. Mr. Geaney died Jan. 12, 1968. Mrs. Geaney was known for her deep interest in young people of the Tulelake community, for her excellence in gardening, especially flowers, and in the early history of the Tulelake Basin where she accumulated numerous Indian artifacts. She was a member of the Merrill Women of the Moose. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Alice Wohlschegel and a niece, Clarrisa Wohlschegel of Renton, Washington.
Headstone has Lillian M.
Daniel Geaney was married to Mrs. Lillian (Burlingame) Caldwell on November 8, 1935, in Reno, Nevada, the bride being a native of Newberg, Oregon, born February 26, 1897, to Walter and Elizabeth (Vanderpool) Burlingame. Her father was born in Vancouver, Washington, in 1867, and passed away in 1939 at his home near St. Helens, Oregon. Her mother is a native of Gaston, Oregon, born in 1869. She reared six children and is now residing in Vancouver. Mrs. Daniel Geaney is the former owner of Lillian's Caf'e9 at Tulelake which she operated for five years following her arrival on September 5, 1931. She was the fifth woman to settle in the town and the first woman to operate a restaurant there, as well as to have a Neon sign. She has one son by a former marriage to Ray Caldwell, who died in Portland, Oregon, July 23, 1926: Lloyd Caldwell. He was born in Vancouver in 1917, and is now a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps which is stationed in Honolulu. Mr. Caldwell is the leader in a Glee Club in his company. Mrs. Geaney has a keen interest in the welfare of the youth of her community which has inspired many picnics and social gatherings and she has charge of all these affairs for the Tulelake Grange, of which she is chairman of the Home Economics Unit. Her absorbing hobby of flower culture is beautifully expressed in the flower gardens at the Geaney Ranch, where over five hundred different varieties of flowers and shrubs grace the landscape. Mrs. Geaney is a member of the Tulelake Garden Club and an ardent booster of its projects, and she is chairman of the Tulelake Red Cross Chapter. She has served on the election board for eight years and is a worker in various projects. A Protestant by faith, Mrs. Geaney with three sisters sang in the choir in the First Christian Church of Vancouver, which she led for several years. While working in the Multnomah Hotel in Portland, Oregon, she sang and whistled over both KGW and KOIN. Concentrating their efforts upon their business affairs, and the energy and determination they have shown in this connection, has brought a success to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geaney that has placed them in a creditable position among the substantial residents of the Tulelake community, all within a short period of nine years. (History of Klamath County, Oregon: Its resources and its people, illustrated, pg 383)
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