Draft:Wilson Blain
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Rev. Wilson Blain (born February 28th, 1813 in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio, and died February 22nd, 1861 in Union Point, Linn County, Oregon) was an early Oregon pioneer, newspaper editor for the Oregon Spectator and reverend in the Associate Reform Church.
He travelled from Ohio in a covered wagon to the Oregon Territory in 1848. In his early years in Oregon he also served in the territorial legislature, representing Linn County.[1]