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1. Re: OREGON-D Digest V00 #141 [1]
In a message dated 6/9/00 5:58:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time, OREGON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << know that my great-grandmother & great-uncle went to Oregon in the late 1850's, but do not know what part. I know that she died in the 1890's, so there would not be a record of her death. >> Have you tried the Oregon Archives? Once you find where your Grandmother died, put out a request for her obituary. I have found the best information this way to break down those brickwalls. http://arcweb.sos.st
2. BRITTAIN [1]
Someone about a month or so ago was looking for a Brittain. I have run across this reference during my research. http://www.genweb.net/~lorriev/JamesBrattain.htm http://www.genweb.net/~lorriev/GeorgeBrattain.htm I hope the person that was researching the name find this useful. I do not remember which list they were on so I am sending them to the2 logical ones. Sorry if this repeats for some. Ahealy
3. RE: Charlotte & B.J.PENGRA [1]
Ryan, May well be, B.J. Pengra and family were established almost immedately after 1853 in the Springield area. B.J. (Bynon Johns) PENGRA established the 1st republican paper called the Oregon State Journal, was a Presidential elector for Lincolns election, was surveyor general during the Lincoln administration. According to something else I've read B.J. PENGRA wrote for the People's Press, an Republican anti-slavery publication in Eugene. He also apparently purchased/erracted flour and saw mill(s) in
4. Re: Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania [1]
Hello to The other Violet on OR-Roots -- In conjunction with the GALLUP Family Association, Inc., I have recently placed "Gallup Genealogy 1979" and "Gallup Genealogy 1987" in the Columbia Gorge Genealogy Society's Research Library in memory of my late Grandmother, Orrie E. (Greene) Moore of Dufur, Wasco County, Oregon, an early settler on Tygh Ridge at Nansene. So, Contact:: The Dalles-Wasco County Library 722 Court St. The Dalles, OR 97058 (541) 296-2815
5. Whitman Massacre [1]
Hello to all, I have read many varying accounts of the Whitman Massacre. Can anyone direct me to which writings are true, or is it anyone's guess? Thank you ; ) Teresa (Spokane, Wa.) Kapoonis59@aol.com ALDRICH ~ APPERSON ~ ASHTON ~ AUGUSTINE ~ BALSTONE ~ BULL~ BUTTER ~ COGGESHALL ~ COLEMAN ~ ENEAS ~ FRIES ~ GURDON ~ HOFFER ~ HUTCHINSON ~ JAMES ~ LAUCHMAN/LOCHMAN ~ LEIS ~ MCKAY ~ MEACHAM ~ MON-MON-ICH ~ NAULTH ~ OLNEY ~ PUTNAM ~ STURGIE ~ TANNER ~ TOCK-NUN-UM ~ WANGFORD ~ WHIPPLE ~ ALFORD ~ CR
6. {not a subscriber} Wm Orr [1]
>X-From_: listadmin-bounces@rootsweb.com Sat Jun 10 08:11:22 2000 >Date: Sat, 10 Jun 2000 08:11:18 -0700 (PDT) >X-From_: rgwalch@canby.com Sat Jun 10 08:11:17 2000 >From: "Glenda & Rollie" >To: >Old-Date: Sat, 10 Jun 2000 08:12:20 -0700 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3110.1 >X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 >X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list >Subject: {not a subscriber} Wm Orr >X-Envelope-To: OREGON-L
7. Check out Siuslaw National Forest Campgrounds [1]
Click here: Siuslaw National Forest Campgrounds http://www.gorp.com/dow/pacficnw/siuscmp.htm Warren Faulkner
8. 41st Annual GERKING Family Reunion [1]
The 41st Annual Reunion of the GERKING Family Organization will be held Sunday, August 6, 2000, at Blue Lake Park in Portland, Oregon. We'll begin gathering about 11:00 a.m., with a potluck picnic about 1:00 p.m. and a short business meeting following the potluck. The reunion is for descendants of John GERKING, who was born 27 AUG 1764, probably in Germany. He married Rachel RICE in Jefferson Co., KY, and they had 12 children, all of whom were born in Jefferson Co., KY. Members of the family moved to India
9. Re: Columbia River [1]
In a message dated 06/11/2000 12:07:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time, adjudd@pacbell.net writes: << Hi Warren, Just found out Capt Will Hall was from Astoria, Oregon. My father lived in Washington early 1950's and his Capt Will came to see him there. But my mother called the local paper and did a write up on him as the story goes. Would you know the local papers to contact in Astoria? Lisa >> Try this URL: http://www.dailyastorian.com/
10. Re: CHURCH RECORD'S ?? [1]
it's St. Louis Catholic Church in question. There's a good set of books of the Catholic Church records of Willamette Valley and one section is on St. Louis of Marion County. cyle and diane hallborg wrote: > > Hello , I am told I have many Ansector's recorded in the " St. LEWIS " CHURCH RECORDS in Oregon?? My Anscestor's started in Fort Vancouver , Washington , then were all around the Willematte Valley, Douglas County, French Praire area's??? Could some one give me a e- mail or snail mail for this St. Lew
11. Genealogical Forum of Portland/Oregon [1]
The Genealogical Forum of Portland, now Genealogical Forum of Oregon, published some wonderful records in their bulletin over the years! These should not be overlooked. Marriages, Oregon Trail wagon train lists, bible records, mortality schedules and more! Visit the National-Award-Winning Sherman County Historical Museum Moro, Oregon www.shermanmuseum.org/ May through October Daily 10-5 ORSHERMA-L@rootsweb.com USGenWeb - www.rootsweb.com/~orsherma/index.htm
12. Misc Burials Wasco County, OR [1]
Daphne Hon Ramsey's cemetery records for Wasco County include these: Sarah Sutton, wife of John Sutton died on Sept 26, 1854 "at the foot of the mountains near Tygh Valley." She kept a diary of the family's wagon trip west from Cass County, IL. It stopped August 15, 1854 in the Grand Ronde area where she became ill with Mountain Fever. A note written at the end of the diary by a relative gives this information, plus the fact that she left four helpless children, the youngest being four years old. Family
13. Check out Yachats History [1]
Click here: Yachats History http://www.casco.net/~cityoya/Yachats%20History.htm Warren Faulkner
14. BOWNE and allied fam in PA MA NY NJ CA OR WA RI ILL [1]
I am researching the surname BOWNE especially Joseph Bowne b 1827 Whitestown NY d ? spouse Elizabeth ? on last name b ? d ? Jesse Martin Bowne worked in a cotton mill in Lowell Ma b aprox 1859 Clayville Oneida Co NY d aprox 1950 prob Mass or a southern state spouse Wilhamenia Berg b ? d ? William Doyle b aprox 1895 prob Mass d ? spouse Mildred Bowne b aprox 1895 RI d between 1940 and 1952 I would like mother and father children of brothers and sisters of all of the above thanks Aud
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Joyce Lappin
16. Columbia River [1]
Hi list, Would anyone know who to contact about Columbia River Tugboat pilots? My great uncle, Capt Will Hall worked on the Columbia River. I'm not sure how to get started on this. He must have lived close to port. He might have lived in Portland. I know there was a write up about him in a Yakima-Washington paper between 1950 - 1955. He was born 1886, SF and died about 1960. I believe Doris Tibbets and Bill Tibbets were related to him. I've been in touch with the Mariner's List and havent't been able to l
17. Banner Tales of Bench and Basin Index Part 2 of 12 [1]
BANNER TALES OF BENCH AND BASIN INDEX Wasco County Historical Society - The Dalles, Oregon Bulger, Ella, pg 103 Burdon, Dr. Minnie, pg 81 Burget, coroner C. N., pg 27 Burnett, Jack; Diane; Johnnie; Dorothy, pg 39 Burnside, Reverend George, Eleanor, pg 121 Burtner, pg 84 Callaway, C. R., pg 25 Cantrell, pg 84 Carleton, Harry, pg 13 Carmichael, D. R., pg 84 Chalmers, Fred, Jim, pg 84 Chapman, Joseph, pg 90 Charlie, pg 38, 39 Chase, pg 84 Chastain, Katherine, pg 2 Chrisman, pg 99 Chushing, Mrs. M. M., pg 109
18. Banner Tales of Bench and Basin Index 6 of 12 [1]
BANNER TALES OF BENCH AND BASIN INDEX Wasco County Historical Society - The Dalles, Oregon Kaiser, Ralph, pg 6, 84 Kamm, Jacob, pg 12 Kaser, Jack, pg 115 Kee, Chew, pg 44 Kee, Chow, pg 77 Kellar, Andrew, pg 75 Keller, Ad, pg 96 Kelly, James K., pg 113 Kelly, Tom, pg 48 Kerege, Mrs. John, pg 60 Ketchum, D. P., pg 67 Kinnersly, pg 99 Kip, Lieutenant, Bishop, pg 111 Kirk, J. B., pg 107 Kirsch, Theodore, pg 32 Klindt, Henry, pg 100, 123 Klindt, Nancy, Phyllis, Paul, pg 79 Klindt, Philip, Linda, Henry, pg 126 L
19. Amos in Sherman County [1]
Joseph S. Amos was born Westmoreland, N.B. about 1864. He was in Sherman County, Oregon by January 1895 when he married Jessie McDonald there. He lived at Rufus, on the Columbia River, where he had a store and was a blacksmith. The Observer reported that the steamer, Columbia, went aground and wrecked at a great loss to the Amos Bros. of Rufus. By 1902 J.S. Amos was ill and recovering. He died in Tuscon, AZ in 1904 at age 39, and was buried at Wasco, OR in Sherman County. Two infants of Joseph S. Amos an
20. Re: South Lincoln County, Source Book type, Information [1]
In a message dated 6/22/2000 2:51:23 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Wtynf@aol.com writes: << Lint Slough was probably named after Lint Starr but to say so, unequivocally, would probably be bad genealogical form. >> Lewis McArthur says that is so in his book Oregon Geographical names
21. Re: Lovelace Obituary [1]
I live in the Lowell area, about 10 min from PLeasant Hill. This has been a horrible accident. I did not know Katie, but know several people who did. I can cut out all the articles in the past three days about her and mail them with the obit if you will send me your snail mail privately. It has been a tradgedy. I would bet that there will be a rather hefty article in the Springfield news on Wed as well. Send me your mail, and I will get you all that stuff. Ryan in Fall Creek On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, peg
22. Re: Whitman Massacre [1]
Hi all I've posted a number of accounts on my website at: http://www.over-land.com/people.html Also included is information about the Donner Party, and other Personalities along the trails. Thanks Liz Visit the Overland Trail http://www.over-land.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "or-roots" To: Cc: ; Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 8:05 AM Subject: Whitman Massacre > Hello to a
23. Look-up Please [1]
Dear List, I am in need of a tremendous favor. I understand Oregon has a death index. Could somebody look up the death of my great uncle? William Hall born 1886 San Francisco. Died possibly Astoria, Oregon late 50's or eary 60's. Parents Charles F Hall and Julia Herrington Mars. I'm sorry that this is all the info I have. The 1906 earthquake destroyed alot of records. Will Hall was also a tugboat pilot on the Columbia River for many yrs. Thank you for the assistance. I appreciate any info. Lisa Judd
24. Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers [1]
URL: http://www.webtrail.com/sdop TITLE: Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers DESCRIPTION: This site presents a 100 year old originization in Oregon that is dedicated to preserving the State of Oregon. -- \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // Give your children these two things - One is roots, ( @ @ ) the other, wings. -oOOo-(_)-oOOo- Rose CAUDLE TERRY, Washington state @>,--'--- BILYEU, WORKMAN & OREGON TRAIL Listmom (genealogical) Proud RootsWeb Sponsor RMTe
25. Oregon Trail Lists [1]
Genealogical Forum of Portland, OR, in their bulletin, February 1970 published "Rock Inscriptions of the Old Oregon Trail," by Mrs. Milton W. Belsher...lists of people who inscribed their names on rocks along the way. Register Cliff, Wyoming. Courthouse Rock. Chimney Rock. Rock Creek Camp in Idaho. Independence Rock. She included a list made in 1936 by George O. Houser, Editor of the Wheatland newspaper. Mrs. Frank Wojcik made additions and corrections in the bulletins of this time period. Worth a trip to
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