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1. [GFO] Re: Meeting? [1]
To the List: I have had several requests to republish the class schedule and location for Barbara Clark's Family History classes -- so -- here it is: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Barbara Clark - Instructor - 7 to 9pm at the Beaverton Oregon West Stake - located on the corner of S.W. 170th and Bany Rd. in Aloha, Oregon: The classes this year will be held on the 3rd, 4th (and 4th, when there is one) Wednesday of the month. January 21 "Crossing the Ocean" January 28 "Preservation
2. [GFO] Oregon Delayed Birth Certificates [1]
I want to thank you all for your help. Yes, I found my family. I found some gems, some new information. Unfortunately, my father and my step-mother, both born out-of-state were not listed. I will have to search further. Some tips: My mother and step-father were listed under "evidence" not "delayed birth". My mother was listed not under "McKey" or "Mckey", but under "Mc Key". So widen your search. Jane
3. [GFO] Irish Interest Group Meeting [1]
Just a reminder that the Irish Interest Group will meet on Saturday, 17 January at 1pm in the Higgins Room -- and boy....do we have a treat for everyone. Barbara Clark who has taught for the past 17 years will present "Crossing the Ocean" that pertains particularly to Ireland. And from personal experience, I know she has some wonderful stories to tell. "May the road rise up to meet you" and........may that road lead to the GFO on Saturday ;-) Hope to see all Irish researchers on Saturday at 1pm in the H
4. [GFO] Delayed birth certificates [1]
I noticed the mention of delayed birth certificates. Are they listed separately? For someone born in 1900, are they listed on a state index or do I have to check a county where they may have applied? My father is not listed in Missouri, the state he was born in (actually they were very un-helpful, the girl at the window in Jefferson City could have cared less) but I would think he must have had a delayed certificate to get Social Security. I have never tried in Oregon, where he lived. Jane Olsen
5. [GFO] Barbara Clark Classes [1]
One of these days I'll learn to type.....Earlier today I sent a schedule for Barbara Clark's classes and I said: - - - - - - - - Barbara Clark - Instructor - 7 to 9pm at the Beaverton Oregon West Stake - located on the corner of S.W. 170th and Bany Rd. in Aloha, Oregon: The classes this year will be held on the 3rd, 4th (and 4th, when there is one) Wednesday of the month. This should read (and 5th, when there is one) Wednesday of the month - - - - - - - - - - Please correct my original class schedule.
6. [GFO] Belfast Trip [1]
During the Irish Interest Group meeting this past Saturday, a lady asked if I knew of a planned trip/tour to Belfast, in the North of Ireland. I was not aware of any, but told her I would post a query to the GFO list. If you know of any, please let me know. Thanks. Shirley Hurrell H-177
7. Re: [GFO] Delayed birth certificates [0.986375]
Hi Jane, <> You have had some very good answers from Connie, Stan & Janice, but I can add a little bit to this discussion. Some delayed birth registrations were handled directly with Vital Stats if the individual had adequate proof, or they could be handled thru the court in the county where they lived. This was done partic
8. [GFO] Blank deaths [0.986375]
Polly I found George Washington Blank listed in theAncestry.com Family Trees, done by Joan Blank In going through the Oregon death index I can fill in a few blanks for you. All of these should checked to be sure they are really the right people by getting copies of there death certs. 1903-1953 are found at the Oregon State Archives for the cost of copying them. Or if you are out of state get back to me on any of these you need. Parents of G. W. Blank Moses Blank and Salome Rumm Children of George Wa
9. [GFO] mail [0.986375]
I have a suggestion fior those who do not respond to the writer of a message: You are plugging up my spam list. Please don't send replies to the list. My spam protection service puts most mailing list messages in the spam pot. Bob Larson (larson@uci.net)
10. [GFO] Civil War [0.986375]
I haven't been following this thread closely but did anyone mention this site? http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/ Civil War Soldiers & Sailors. Daraleen
11. [GFO] Cold War Certificate Corrrection [0.986375]
I apologized. I forgot to check the URL and address and FAX number before I sent the first message. Here is the correct information on obtaining Cold War Certificates. Eugene Melvin Portland, Oregon Mail or fax the application to the Cold War Office along with your supporting document to: CDR, AHRC Cold War Recognition, Hoffman II Attn: AHRC-CWRS, 3N45 200 Stovall Street Alexandria, VA 22332-0473 Fax 1-800-723-9262 https://www.perscomonline.army.mil/tagd/coldwar/default.htm
12. Re(2): [GFO] George Washington and Eva Rosetta Blank [0.986375]
ORFORUM-L@rootsweb.com writes: >being Eva R. Blank is buried in Lot 379 grave 4 of Forest View Cemetery; no other Blanks on the record; no McKnights, near, or in the record. Eva is buried in the same lot with Edna Moery whose ashes were buried there 25 Mar 1974. The other names in the lot are Dunn, and Barton. there is a record from the Forest Grove Undertaking Co, book 3, page 128 that is an order for Mrs. E. R. Blank. However all it says is that the order was made by E. M. McKnight, and that de
13. [GFO] Lewis and Clark and your family [0.986375]
Do you know where YOUR family was when Lewis and Clark headed up the Missouri River in 1804? A bad case of "cabin fever" got me thinking about it today....I never really had before. Do you think that your ancestors even knew about their expedition....and did they even care? My Brown, Earle and Hooker families in Worcester Co., MA would have known about it and discussed it. My Vance, Howard and Miller families in SW Virginia were busy raising their families on the frontier and I doubt that they ever lear
14. Re: [GFO] Question about Heritage Quest Marion IN Library [0.986375]
You can also access the Heritage Quest census and books databases via the Multnomah County Library site using your library card number when prompted. Nedra Nedra Dickman Brill, Certified Genealogist brillnd@pacifier.com Registrar, Oregon State Society DAR Historian, Henckel Family National Association Coordinator Pendleton County, WV, wvpendle-l@rootsweb.com CG is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board. http
15. [GFO] Re: multnomah county OR [0.986375]
> >I've never searched for Obits in Oregon - could someone tell me how >or help Candi from California search for: > >Maises (from Chicago) > >Thanks, Dave > >P.S. Candi - have you anymore info about the Maises? 1st names, >probable years, etc.? Dave, That is easy They are indexed at the main Portland library, also the index has been micro filmed and I think there is a copy at the Forum. I have one here so will go and look and see if I can find any one of that name listed and get back to you. Of
16. Marlene & Dan Re: [GFO] RE: Cemeteries/records [0.986375]
Marlene, Thanks for the input. All of the folks on this list would be surprised how many of these stories of dumped records we have heard. Dan, I see where your named person was in the 1900 census. ROGERS HENRY 71 M W NY OR LANE SPRINGFIELD 1900 Series: T623 Roll: 1348 Page: 88B With an Elizabeth and Harvey. If you haven't and can go to the HeritageQuest site at Multnomha Co. >Hi Janice, you are so right. I know of a case where the new County Clerk >cleaned out the basement here the old files
17. Re: [GFO] George Washington and Eva Rosetta Blank [0.986375]
suggestions: you need to try and find her in the 1920 census, which unfortunately for Heritage Quest users, is not yet indexed. There is a George Washington Blank who dies in March 1920 in Malheur county, and this would probably make his wife a widow on a death certificate which is what it seems like to have. If it is, then obviously it won't give you any more information. Ther is an Ellis M. McKnight who was born 23 Dec 1890 and died 29 March 1978 in Multnomah County, his wife was Helene. I don't see her
18. Re: More[GFO] George Washington and Eva Rosetta Blank [0.986375]
Polly, Do you have the date of death of George Washington Blank? In the Oregon Death Index there is a George Washington Blank died 16 Mar 1920 in Malheur County. There is also a George W. Blank who died in Baker County, 20 Jun 1945, but I doubt that he is the correct one. Did any of the children live in Malheur County? Connie Jaynes ----- Original Message ----- From: Polly Blank To: ORFORUM-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 10:41 PM Subject: Re: More[GFO] George Washington an
19. [GFO] re: Wisconsin [0.986375]
Does anyone have an e-mail address for the "Computer Assisted Genealogists of Southern Wisconsin"? Marjorie
20. Re: [GFO] Re: January 10th Membership meeting speaker [0.986375]
Hi GFOers, <> Connie & Gerry Lenzen are always there to catch the ball before it hits the ground! Their professionalism and devotion have benefitted all of us, whether it's at the Forum or other Genealogical venues. Daraleen
21. Re: [GFO] Baker Co. Bowen & Blank families [0.986375]
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22. [GFO] GFO Survey [0.986375]
Just a quick reminder to all GFO members to please fill out those surveys! We have received some back, but our membership is MUCH larger than the number we have received! Your opinion is important! Please let us hear from you. Leslie Lawson 2nd Vice President
23. [GFO] George Blank [0.986375]
I just sent some material to Polly Blank privately as it was very long. G W Blank in 1920 was in eagle Valley Baker Co Oregon. age 45. He died Baker Co 20 June 1945 Cert #3578 Go to the Oregon Archives to get a copy for the cost of copying (.25) it when you are in town Polly. Or get back to me and I can get it for you. I also sent Polly three people that were working on this family that are on Ancestry.com I will not guarantee that there addresses are any good as so much of that material the e-mail a
24. Re: [GFO] Digital camera [0.986375]
Irene, I just have to add my 2 cents worth. I have used 2 very different digital cameras to adequately record; books, deeds, buildings, family photos, farm sites, headstones, and 1/3 of the pictures of Ireland (that we saw). My first digital camera is an Epson PhotoPC 700, less than 1 megapixel. I copied all the family photographs in my in-laws house with it and could print very adequate 5 x 7 pictures from the files with a good printer. I can read the digital pages of the KELLER genealogy I copied in the
25. [GFO] Library closure [0.986375]
The library of the Genealogical Forum of Oregon, Inc. will be closed January 7, 2004 due to weather. We hope to be open again on Thursday January 8. I hope that all of you stay safe and warm during this icy winter weather we are having. Jan, R-334
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