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William H. Wehrung
William Henry Wehrung (March 22, 1861 – September 30, 1934) was an American businessman and politician in the state of Oregon. A native Oregonian, he was a cabinetmaker, banker, and merchant in Hillsboro, Oregon. A member of the Democratic Party, he served in the Oregon State Senate and was a longtime member of the Hillsboro city council.
==Early life==
William Wehrung was born on March 22, 1861, in Washington County, Oregon, at Hillsboro. His father Henry was a cabinet builder and merchant who immigrated to Oregon in 1852 from France, and his mother was Mary Catherine (née Emerick) Wehrung who moved to Oregon in 1848.〔 Henry helped build the first courthouse in Hillsboro, and also built the Tualatin Hotel, the first hotel in Hillsboro, where William was born.〔 William, one of four children in the family, was raised in Hillsboro on the family farm and attended the public schools in that city.〔〔
Wehrung also learned to build cabinets from his father, and worked in that profession from 1879 until 1882.〔 He also worked with his father at his furniture store.〔 Later the father operated the largest mercantile in the county, with William and his brother Gus later becoming partners with their father under the firm name of H. Wehrung & Sons.〔 On June 25, 1885, William married Mary Boscow, daughter of Peter Boscow.〔 The couple had two daughters, Ethel Gertrude and Alice Catherine.〔
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