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1. [ORCLACKA] The Descutes area [1]
Hello to all, My husband & I are planning a short weekend trip to the Deschutes river in Oregon in a couple weeks. Does anyone have any advise on where would be a good place to go or what we should see while there?, or where a good place to stay might be? We're open as far as camping areas, we would prefer to camp out, but if the weather is wet, we'd like to know of a good place to stay indoors too. All I know is my GG Grandfather, Charles Cyrus Olney was born near the Deschutes in Wasco, & even th
2. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] McKinney Family [1]
I am researching my ggggrandfather, William McKinney, who with his son, William J. and his wife, Flora, and their children, left Lecompton, Douglas Co., Kansas for Silverton, Marion Co., Oregon. The time is between 1875 and 1880 when they appeared in the respective censuses of each place. I wonder if there might be others who travelled from Kansas to Oregon about that time and might be able to suggest where to search on-line for more details on this route. Thanks for any help you might have. Regards, W
3. [ORCLACKA] Fw: WARNING : Please Read [1]
this is from my husband., please read~ Shana ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 10:10 AM Subject: WARNING : Please Read > Heya, > > I'm writing to warn you about a virus that's been > spreading throughout Europe by Email this morning. I'ts > going to hit the states and canada no doubt sometime in the > next few hours. > > Basically, you'll get an email with the subject line of ILOVEYOU > and attached to the email will be a
4. Re: [ORCLACKA] Oregon City settlers 1844-45 [1]
Caroline, If the CLARKE listed on the microfilm happens to be Dr. Andrew Clarke, I would be interrested in knowing whatever information is there. Thanks for the offer! Mitch
5. [ORCLACKA] Re: [ORMARION-L] CARR, Clinton [1]
Does any of your CARR line come from England? -----Original Message----- From: MaeMay510@aol.com To: ORMARION-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 7:07 AM Subject: [ORMARION-L] CARR, Clinton >I have Clinton CARR, born 25 Sep. 1871 to Hubbard and Hattie LIDDLE CARR. He >was listed as a survivor living in Hubbard, Marion Co., OR in his sister's >(Minnie Carr Smith) obituary in 1953. >I would very much like to get in touch with any of Clinton's descendants
6. Re: [ORMARION-L] [ORCLACKA] Newspaper obits [1]
I believe the only library in Portland that carries the Oregon on microfilm is the main library down town Portland. It is very handy to the max line. > Hello, > > I need to check on an obit from Jan. 1980. Which library will be most > convenient to check the microfilm for the Oregonian in 1980? > I live in Vancouver, and am not familiar with the Portland libraries. > Thanks, > Nicky > > > ==== ORMARION Mailing List ==== > Listmom: Linda Nichols famtree51@yahoo.com > Marion County, OrGenWeb Homepage
7. [ORCLACKA] The Deschutes area....THANK YOU!!! [1]
Hello again to all! I want to extend my sincerest gratitude to all of you for helping us with our future trip to Oregon. I know all too well four days won't be near enough time to do & see everything there is in the area. I wish you all peace & happiness in every way. You're really terrific people!!! As always, Teresa (Spokane, Wa.) Kapoonis59@aol.com ALDRICH ~ ALFORD ~ APPERSON ~ ASHTON ~ AUGUSTINE ~ AUSTIN ~ BALSTONE ~ BROTON ~ BULL ~ BUTTER ~ COGGESHALL ~ COLEMAN ~ CRONK ENEAS ~ FRIES ~ GREEN
8. Re: [ORMARION-L] [ORCLACKA] Thomas Lowe's Journals: General Interest [1]
Caroline, Thank you so much for posting this. I believe that 1844 train was the one my gr gr grandparents (Samuel & Jemima Walker), along with their 5 children were on. Lois Powell Benton City, WA
9. Oregon Death Index [1]
The Oregon Death Index is available on microfiche at the: - Multnomah Co. Library (as in the Oregon Marriage Index), - Genealogical Forum of Oregon library in Portland, - Gresham Family History Center, and - Lake Oswego Public Library. I'm sure the index is available at a number of other libraries but I have seen it at these locations. Some libraries may have more complete copies than others so it is always good to call ahead. Hope this helps. Diane
10. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] Rev NOTT [1]
Does anyone know where Rev NOTT was from? I'm curious if he's related to my VA/MD KNOTT(S) family. My g-grandfather Wm KNOTTS (b 1805 QA co MD) homesteaded in Benton co in 1848 or 9. Thanks, Bob KNOTTS, PHX, AZ. Bob Knotts ==== ORMARION Mailing List ==== Listmom: Linda Nichols famtree51@yahoo.com Marion County, OrGenWeb Homepage http://www.rootsweb.com/~ormarion/
11. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] Paterson School [1]
Greetings, There is a town in Marion County, named "Gates". On the map it appears to be just down the road from Mill City, where my dad was born. Does anyone have any history on this town? In my family, there is a story that it was named after my great grandfathers partner in a lumber mill who was named Gates Cochran. Charlie Hinkle ==== ORMARION Mailing List ==== Listmom: Linda Nichols famtree51@yahoo.com Marion County, OrGenWeb Homepage http://www.rootsweb.com/~ormarion/
12. Re: [ORCLACKA] Milwaukie [1]
Milwaukie is about 6.5 miles NE of Oregon City, both of which are on the Willamette River. Can't say what the 3/4 means... Mitch
13. Re: [ORCLACKA] Re: [ORMARION-L] Rev NOTT [1]
There was a reference on the ORCLACKA-ORMARION list which I seem to have deleted. La Velle, do you have any idea where Rev. NOTT's ancestors entered the U.S.? Probably not a direct relative to my tribe, as they were KNOTT and KNOTTS. But who knows? Bob K At 06:58 PM 5/10/2000 -0700, you wrote: >Bob, where did you see a reference to Rev Nott? One of my ancestors is >refered to as Rev Nott in Marion County records. His name is Ephriam Nott. >He was born and married in Illinois. The majority of his chi
14. Re: [ORMARION-L] [ORCLACKA] Newspaper obits [1]
The downtown library does have all this on microfilm and also many other papers as well., they have a huge file of index cards from a-z that someone has taken the time to go through and any name or subject in the paper is in that file! It great! Ive been there several times and I found so much information! ----- Original Message ----- From: Clara Rees To: Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 6:24 PM Subject: Re: [ORMARION-L] [ORCLACKA] Newspaper obits > I believe th
15. [ORCLACKA] Oregon City settlers 1844-45 Part 2 [1]
Further to my previous post, I'm afraid I missed a few names off the list. Here they are: Burnett Burns Conel, Capt. Ebberts McKay, Charles Munro, David Ricker, Mr & Mrs Smith, Tom (deputy sheriff) Best wishes. Caroline Gurney Portsmouth, UK caroline@cmgurney.freeserve.co.uk
16. [ORCLACKA] Oregon City settlers 1844-45 [1]
I currently have access to a microfilm of the Journals which my ancestor Thomas Lowe kept during his time at Fort Vancouver from 1843 to 1851. So far I have come across passing references to a number of Oregon settlers in the years 1844-45, mostly in the Willamette Falls (now Oregon City) area. Not all of these were American. Judging by the names, some were French Canadian, & some were ex HBC employees. The names are listed below. If anyone has an interest in any of them please e-mail me off list as soon
17. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] Helm's or Wallen [1]
Hi, I'm trying to find any info I can on my 2 aunts Zelda Jerman (Helm's) b ? Probably in Oregon Likely born in the early 1890"s already out of her parents house in 1910 census this is about all I know about her. Mabel Jerman (Wallen) b abt 1892.... 1910 census says that she was 18 and living at home I know that she married someone by the name of (Wallen) I don't know when or where. My guess would be Oregon. I do have a picture of them. These are 2 daughters of David Franklin Jerman & Katherine Amel
18. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] SHELTON AND FINE AND JOHNSON [1]
Found the following SHELTONS in Oregon. I am searching Margaret SHELTON who married Thomas FINE. There child Ada E. FINE married Lawrence E JOHNSON my grandparents. Let us know if you have any links to FINE or SHELTON. Laura in Seattle 1870 SHELTON JOHN Baker County OR 027 Baker City Federal 1870 SHELTON MARY J. Baker County OR 027 Baker City 1880 SHELTON WILLIAM F. Baker County OR 015 Pocahontas 1844 SHELTON JACKSON Bancroft'slist OR Overland 1845 SHELTON PETER Clackamas County OR Oregon City
19. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] Paterson School [1]
Lois Are you any relation to the Powell's who lived in Paterson, WA about 1972. I taught school there then. Laura Chushcoff -----Original Message----- From: LAPowell@aol.com [mailto:LAPowell@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 9:22 PM To: ORMARION-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ORMARION-L] [ORCLACKA] Thomas Lowe's Journals: General Interest Caroline, Thank you so much for posting this. I believe that 1844 train was the one my gr gr grandparents (Samuel & Jemima Walker), along with their 5 children
20. [ORCLACKA] Re: [ORMARION-L] CARR, Clinton [1]
I don't see any connections. \ Happy Hunting... Helen -----Original Message----- From: MaeMay510@aol.com To: ORMARION-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, May 25, 2000 7:44 AM Subject: Re: [ORMARION-L] CARR, Clinton >In a message dated 00-05-24 17:57:08 EDT, you write: > ><< > Do you have ANY IN Kansas OR MO? > >> >As a matter of fact , I do. Papa Hubbard Carr traveled extensively after the >Civil War and lived for a time in Missouri. He lived and died in the F
21. Re: [ORCLACKA] Milwaukie [1]
Hi Caroline I live in the city limits of Milwaukie, OR. It is approximately 5 miles north of Oregon City. I have lived in the area for many, many years. I have never heard of any 3/4 associated w/land claims except it might be "3/4" of a section post of some knid. We had a piece of land w/a 1/4 post designation. Jeannie :) In a message dated 5/9/2000 4:23:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time, caroline@cmgurney.freeserve.co.uk writes: << Further to my previous posts about Thomas Lowe's Journals, he men
22. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] McCormick, GOULDING BRENNER MACK [1]
Looking for info on these names, from around Scio, Salem area, 1890 to 1920 maybe later. Jackie ==== ORMARION Mailing List ==== Listmom: Linda Nichols famtree51@yahoo.com Marion County, OrGenWeb Homepage http://www.rootsweb.com/~ormarion/
23. [ORCLACKA] Bunyan [1]
Hi List, Does anyone out there have information on a Earl C. Bunyan who died on November 23, 1970 in Portland, Clackamas County, Oregon? Thank You, Deborah
24. [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] NOTT - A Longshot [1]
Ephraim NOTT performed several marriages in Marion County, OR. My thought is that someone may have a marriage photo that would include Rev. Nott. Here are the documented marriages that Rev. Nott performed: Levy JOHNSON & Mary Jane SMITH, 22 Feb 1874 Byron DENNY & Alice ENGLISH, 16 Jan 1887 R. E. ELLIS & Matilda A. GARBE, 10 Dec 1891 Andrew C. HANSON & Annie M. CHRISTENSEN, 29 Dec 1894 William L. WHITLOCK & Anna R. HAYRE, 10 Dec 1895 Benjamin LATOURELL & Maude Alice CRUM, 14 Oct 1897 Rick Monroe ====
25. [ORCLACKA] Re: [ORMARION-L] Rev NOTT [1]
Bob, where did you see a reference to Rev Nott? One of my ancestors is refered to as Rev Nott in Marion County records. His name is Ephriam Nott. He was born and married in Illinois. The majority of his children were born in Illinois. Marriage records show him in Pike County, Ill. He came to Oregon after 1871. His daughter Tempa was born at Union Hill, Marion, Oregon. La Velle Nott Oregon ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob Knotts To: Sent: Tuesday, Ma
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