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Searching for: +path:ca-goldrush +(+date:sep +date:1999)
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1. genealogy [1]
Ok Gang here goes--- Liane there was a William Allen in San joquin county in 1890 there is an biographee on him page 562 of the san joquin history book John J Allen was in San Francisco 1892 another biographee page 365 John M was from maryland lived in 1865 in s.f. John from Ill was in Sacramento 1865 John N from RI was in Sac. John Allen from Ohio was in calaveras,stanslaus or sanjouquin county, john Allen from Vermont was in same counties.. FRAN no ver Ploegh or verploeg in my gold rush books found no a
2. picture [1]
David, while going through some old papers I found a picture of George allen and wife, are you interested? Abigail
3. Re: [GOLDRUSH] Trinity or Tehama County [1]
Have you 1. Checked Leaves of the Past? (Book on Tehama County) 2. Checked the CADI? (death index) 3. Checked the CAIF (CA Information File) 4. Checked the County History Index? 5. Checked City Directories? 6. Checked phone books? Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, September 12, 1999 12:27 PM Subject: [GOLDRUSH] Trinity or Tehama County > Hello > I had a Charles Goodrich that lived in Manton California in 1900
4. [GOLDRUSH] ANCESTOR GRAVESITE PROJECT [1]
Recently had an email message about a new website. Looks promising so I thought I would share. New site, Ancestory Gravesite Project, consists of gravesite photos that have been submitted from researchers all over the world. This site is for anyone in any country who is interested in contributing to the project. Includes a search engine. http://www.piedmontsoftware.com/graves/ and a link at the bottom - Leave Your Epitaph On The Message Board which leads to a new screen with a text box and the title M
5. Re: [GOLDRUSH] Aurora vital records? [1]
The Nevada State Archives, in Carson City will have most of these records. Aurora as well as Susanville were caught up in the boundary line dispute and when the Kidder-Ives survey was conducted in the summer of 1863, it was found that Susanville was in California and Aurora in Nevada. Due to such conflicts, as with Susanville I occassionaly check Plumas County records as well as Nevada records due to the dispute. The staff at Nevada archives, however, can provide with you what you are seeking, and if not,
6. [GOLDRUSH] Inwood, Shasta, CA [1]
Thank you for the information on Inwood. Vicci __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
7. [GOLDRUSH] Martin Russell [1]
Seeking information on Martin Russell who is believed to have left Illinois about 1850 to seek gold in California. Any information would be deeply appreciated. Sharon Rauworth srauwort@niu.edu
8. [GOLDRUSH] George E. de GOLIA in History of the State of CA [1]
To Rad DeGolia in Menlo Park CA I have copied the bio plus some NDGW pages and will be sending these to you shortly. (see below) History of the State of California and Bio records of Coast Counties CA p489 Qc979.4 G9hs GEORGE E. DE GOLIA. As lawyer, politician and social leader, the Hon. George E. De Golia has held a position of prominence and importance in the city of Oakland for more than a quarter of a century, and is widely known and honored throughout the entire state. A nativ
9. Re: [GOLDRUSH] Inwood, Shasta, CA [1]
Inwood was located about five miles northwest of present day Shingletown. You may want to write to the Shasta County Historical Society 1449 Market St., Redding, CA 96001 Vicci Thompson wrote: > I am looking for information on Inwood, Shasta, CA. I > believe my gg grandmother was buried there. I found > Inwood on an 1895 California map shown on the internet > and also on a list of past and present post offices in > CA, however, I cannot find any reference to it in the > present day. Any help on what h
10. [GOLDRUSH] Whiskeytown and Stillwater, Shasta County [1]
We have a g. g. grandfather who apparently died in or before May 1874 in Shasta County. (This is from a notation on the voters list - "deceased cld 21 May 74"). Are there records of the old miner's cemeteries from that time period? Where would we find them? We understand the old town of Whiskeytown is now under water, and a new town rebuilt at the top of the hill. Does anyone if the cemetery was moved as well, or is it under water? Don and Mary in Wyoming
11. RE: [GOLDRUSH] Re: CA-GOLDRUSH-D Digest V99 #212 [1]
I think this is the URL you want CA-GOLDRUSH Most Wanted: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/CAGOLDRUSH/goldrushdigest.html Good luck, RUTH ___________________ Ruth & Don Skewis ruth4527@pacbell.net > -----Original Message----- > From: MEMcDTT@aol.com [mailto:MEMcDTT@aol.com] > Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 6:09 AM > To: CA-GOLDRUSH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GOLDRUSH] Re: CA-GOLDRUSH-D Digest V99 #212 > > > Dear administrator; > > I tried to go to the following site: > > ==== CA-GOLDRUSH Mail
12. Re: [GOLDRUSH] Gold Rush resources [1]
Oh, well, maybe it's down for more additions. Thanks. Colleen Bryan wrote: >That is strange! The same page that I looked at yesterday and found >databases released as late as yesterday, now shows a completely different set >of databases that are all closed to the general public. I don't understand. >I'm not a member either, but no matter how I try, I can't get back to those >databases I looked at yesterday. Sorry about that, >Bryan -----Original Message----- From: Bkercher@aol.com T
13. [GOLDRUSH] The Duchess Mine - Calaveras County [1]
Greetings, I am new to the list and am working on my EMERY family history. My great-grandfather's brother, William EMERY, and his wife Eliza GREEN moved to California with their three children Charlie, Rose, and George in the late 1800s. William owned and operated the Duchess Mine. I have some wonderful letters sent by William to my ggrandfather over a couse of many years which provide some detail about the running of the mine. Unfortunately the mine never succeeded. I am most interested in conne
14. [GOLDRUSH] Richmond Hill [1]
Someone awhile back contacted me about the location of this place, which I have since found, practically under my nose. Richmond Hill was located about 10 miles east of LaPorte next to Saw Pit Flat and about a mile to two miles west of Onion Valley. Tim
15. [GOLDRUSH] Inwood, Shasta, CA [1]
I am looking for information on Inwood, Shasta, CA. I believe my gg grandmother was buried there. I found Inwood on an 1895 California map shown on the internet and also on a list of past and present post offices in CA, however, I cannot find any reference to it in the present day. Any help on what happened to Inwood or how to find the location would be appreciated. Thank you. Vicci Thompson __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yaho
16. [GOLDRUSH] microfiche/microfilm viewers [1]
somebody was asking about microfiche/microfilm viewers; I think it was this newsgroup. email me at lhutch2@airmail.net for more info. LH
17. [GOLDRUSH] Gold rush murder mystery [1]
I am doing genealogy research about a man named Gordon McCalister (or McCallister, McAlister, McAllister, McCollister, McCollester, etc.) He was said to have left Ross County, Ohio in the 1840s to search for gold in California. He was successful, but two years after he arrived he was murdered by robbers for his gold. He was supposedly buried in California. I would like to substantiate this story with any sort of documents concerning Gordon, such as a tombstone inscription, newspaper article about the mu
18. [GOLDRUSH] Re: Aurora vital records? [1]
Hi April, I can't answer your question-hope someone else will. I do know if you get a chance to go to the NV Archives in Carson City, you will find a wealth of material. They have a large building, all so well organized. And the people there were very helpful and knowledgeable.I was there last Wednesday and it only took minutes for me to find an article in a 1960 Austin, NV newspaper for June 1960. (that is Churchill County) Also, it only took 5 minutes to get her death certificate at another building fair
19. [GOLDRUSH] Aurora vital records? [1]
I am looking for the repository for vital records (especially marriage) from the city of Aurora, NV before 1874. I understand that from 1861 to 1863 Aurora was the dual county seat of Mono County CA and Esmeralda County NV, thus, if the marriage occurred after 1863 it would have been recorded in Esmeralda, yes? Does anyone know if the said county is still in possession of these records or have they been transferred to another facility, say the NV State Archives/Library or NV State U? I also believe
20. [GOLDRUSH] Gold Rush resources [1]
FYI (not a commercial)... there are several databases currently free to use at www.ancestry.com (look under new databases. California Narratives: Gold Rush Merchant Posted on 9/8/99 California Narratives: Memoirs of Elisha Crosby Posted on 9/3/99 California Narratives: One Man's Gold Posted on 9/1/99 Colusa, California Newspaper Records, 1876-1884 Posted on 8/31/99 California Narratives: Diary of a Forty-niner Posted on 8/30/99 According to the host they are free to search for 10 days from post
21. [GOLDRUSH] Ancestry - Sutter's Fort [1]
Listers: Nan Wolf asked that this ancestry.com listing be brought to your attention. CALIFORNIA NARRATIVES: PIONEER AT SUTTER'S FORT The discovery of gold in northern California in 1849 radically changed the face of the territory. This database illustrates the many changes brought to the area by this one event. The author, Heinrich Lienhard, lived at Sutter's Fort for three years until returning to Switzerland to accompany Johann Sutter's family to America. When he returned in 1850, the settlement he cal
22. [GOLDRUSH] SSDI SEARCH ENGINES [1]
For some reason there seems to be more names in the Ancestry SSDI data base than the Rootsweb SSDI data base-anyone know why? I was unable to find someone in the Rootsweb SSDI search engine that I had found on the Ancestory SSDI search engine- so I decided to do just a search of the surname SMITH at both sites! The results seem to show that there are about two thousand more SMITHS on the Ancestory site than the Rootsweb site- Ancestory site:http://www.ancestry.com/ssdi/advanced.htm Field Sear
23. [GOLDRUSH] MARTIN's in Placer or El Dorado Co's [1]
Hello, New to the list here. I am seeking information on MARTIN'S c.1850 in El Dorado Co (I think). One source states they show listed in Placer Co in 1850, but my understanding is that Placer Co was not created until 1851. Milton Martin (reportedly a miner and a minister) disappeared from the Lumpkin Co GA 1850 census, leaving behind wife and some of his children. He reportedly went to CA for the Goldrush sometime before 1850. There is a Milton Martin in El Dorado Co on the 1850 CA index, however, pe
24. Re: [GOLDRUSH] Sputhern Routes to Calif. 1849 [1]
Listers: I recognized that several of the names that Bill listed were the same as those listed by our dear old friend Bob Norris in many of his reports on the southern route. Lewis M. Ruddick
25. [GOLDRUSH] Sputhern Routes to Calif. 1849 [1]
Dear List, I have gotten anew book about the Southern Routes into Calif. in 1849. In it is a bibliography of the sources of documents on the Southern Routes into Calif. The book is called To California on the Southern Route by Patrica Etter and I recogmend it to antone interested in the Southern Routes into Calif. Below find a index of original documents concerning thses routes. These documents include books, letters, diaries, and etc. I will not copy everything Mrs Etter says about these
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