Ancestry member tree with John Randolph Morilon (1882-1954) and his family (Kathy Jonas's tree "Clifford-Dole")

Seen on Ancestry, 9 Oct 2026, and reported in outline; it has a photograph of him, and a web link not yet followed. It gives:

• John Randolph Morilon, born 26 May 1882 at Leavenworth, Kansas; died at Salem, Oregon, in 1954. Father "John Moreland," mother Clara McCleland.
• His marriages: Maude Elizabeth Noel, Washington, 1910; Elizabeth Paulson, Helena, Montana, 1920; Fletta Almena Tracy, Sherwood, Oregon, 1946.
• His sons by Maud: Donald John Noel "Mick" Morilon, born at Seattle in 1911, died in Washington County, Oregon, in 1997; and Douglas Noel "Jack" Morilon, born at Helena, Montana, in 1916, died in 2003 in Washington County, Oregon [?] (as the place was read).

Checked: the 1910, 1920 and 1946 marriages and both sons' births are on record (Certificate of marriage, King County, Washington: John R. Morilon and Maude E. Noel, 12 Aug 1910, Marriage license no. 8701, Lewis and Clark County, Montana: John R. Morilon and Elizabeth M. Paulson, 5 May 1920, Oregon return of marriage no. 8275: John Randolph Marllon [Morilon] and Fletta Almena Knudson, Sherwood, 27 July 1946, Washington certificate of birth: John Noel Morilon, Seattle, 19 July 1911, Montana certificate of birth: Douglas Noel [Morilon], Helena, 25 Aug 1916 (and the Lewis and Clark County register)). Not checked: the deaths. Maud died at Hillsboro, in Washington County, Oregon, in 1986 (Ancestry member tree with Maude Elizabeth Noel (1888-1986) as a wife of Richard Blackmer Holbrook (very probably Kathy Jonas's tree "Clifford-Dole")), so mother and sons ended their lives in the same county.

The tree is Kathy Jonas's "Clifford-Dole" (Kathy Jonas's Ancestry tree "Clifford-Dole" (a descendant of Orlando Hines Clifford, who posted the image of the GenForum post)): Douglas's obituary and a 1944 clipping are shared there by kathj1012, linked to "Douglas Noel 'Jack' Morilon" (obituary-douglas-morilon-2003, "Portland Flier Wins Gold Bars," The Oregonian (Portland), 25 Nov 1944, p. 15).