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1. [ORPOLK] Death Certificates/marriage licenses [1]
My friend Alice went to the Oregon Archives and got the following records, if anyone needs info or copy please let me know. So many folks have helped me, this is paying it forward. Death Certificate--Netta Spencer, d/o Soloman and Mary Emeline Attebery Mulkey, died 27-July-1939, Bend, Deschutes, Oregon Death Certificate--Sarah Spencer Huffman, d/o Francis and Ann Blalock Spencer, died 25-March-1942, Benton County, Oregon Death Certificate--Annie Dunn Seely, d/o James and Martha Dunn
2. [ORPOLK] CLARENCE AND PEARL MOORE TRUITT [1]
I am interested in finding out more about Pearl Vera Moore Truitt, who was married to Clarence Earl Truitt. All I know is she was born on 09-April-1904 in Buena Vista, Polk, Oregon, to Charles Franklin and Jessie Daisy Layfield Moore. Clarence and Pearl were married 16-September-1920 in Benton County, Oregon. Pearl died in Albany, Linn, Oregon. I know that Clarence and Pearl had several children including one named Arletha. That is all I know but would like to find out more, especially when Clarence and
3. [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
Hi Rosemary, So sorry, but "The Index to the Cemetery Books of Polk County Oregon" lists no WEDDLE or similar surname. Kathleen ----- Original message ----- From: "Titus" To: orpolk@rootsweb.com Date: Wed, 23 May 2007 13:52:37 -0700 Subject: Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown Hi Kathleen, Would you be willing to look for a Weddle in your book? It is Rev. David D Weddle who died around 1881. Thank you so much. Rosemary -----Original Message----- From: orpolk-b
4. Re: [ORPOLK] Death Certificates/marriage licenses [1]
I will follow your suggestion, it was a great idea. That is my tomorrow thing. :-) I should have thought of it my self. Thanks Shirley from Henrietta, Texas Beth Blote wrote: You were fine doing what you did, it's just most of us count on finding such information in a database for future searches and I thought that would be the first place I would check to find any information. I know it will take some time to make the postings, but I'm glad you didn't mind me makin
5. [ORPOLK] Reference to Beagle Family in this entry [1]
I have just found out that I need to find info on the following Beagle/Beegle family; I saw a reference to a Beagle family in this entry and wanted to know if they might be related. The info I just received is as follows: Charles Beagle/Beegle married Hilda Violet Moore. Hilda was the daughter of Charles Franklin and Jessie Layfield Moore Hilda was born 01-June-1899 in Buena Vista, Polk, Oregon and died possible in 1981 in Gold Hill, Jackson, Oregon. I wanted to find out if anyone had any info a
6. Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records [1]
Also check Polk County Historical Museum in Rickreall, next to Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon. Good Luck, Beth Blote blotebeth@earthlink.net On May 14, 2007, at 8:05 PM, wayne dykstra wrote: > The Oregon State Archives has a lot of the early homesteads, land > grants, etc. > Wayne Dykstra > > George Gildersleeve wrote: > >> Good Morning, >> I would like to get copies of early land records for Polk County. >> Is the county courthouse the only source for them or can they be >> found in other locat
7. Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
The Smith Cemetery was moved at some time along with a few others to FIRCREST aka: Monmouth Cemetery. http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eorpolk/FirCrest.html You might ask the Farnstrom Mortuary in Monmouth to ask if they have any records on her or her family and ask for details or a copy of their records. Sometimes they have a copy of the obit in older files or at least death and interment dates. They may be able to tell you the name of the company that made the headstone. I'm afraid I don't know
8. Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records [1]
http://www.open.org/pchs/Museum.html Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. ----- Original Message ----- From: "George Walter Gildersleeve" To: Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 6:49 PM Subject: Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records >I will also check the Polk County Historical Museum in Rickreall in the >next > few days. Does anyone know what the library hours and and what days they > are open? > George > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Beth Blote"
9. Re: [ORPOLK] Death Certificates/marriage licenses [1]
SHIRLEY, I'm glad you had such success in finding family documents. May I suggest if you want to share them to put this information at Rootsweb under the appropriate headings (pull-down list)... then if people want to contact you there will be a permanent link there. Very helpful. Sincerely, Beth Beth Blote blotebeth@earthlink.net On May 28, 2007, at 2:23 PM, SHIRLEY FARRELL wrote: > My friend Alice went to the Oregon Archives and got the following > records, if anyone needs info or copy ple
10. [ORPOLK] Early Land Records [1]
Good Morning, I would like to get copies of early land records for Polk County. Is the county courthouse the only source for them or can they be found in other locations. I've lived in Salem for a few years after leaving eastern Oregon and would like to make copies of certain areas around Dalles - primarily the rural properties. Thank You, George Gildersleeve Researching: Gilliam, Bowman, Gildersleeve, etc
11. Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records [1]
In a message dated 5/14/2007 8:05:49 PM Pacific Standard Time, wdykstra@quik.com writes: >Good Morning, >I would like to get copies of early land records for Polk County. Is the county courthouse the only source for them or can they be found in other locations. I've lived in Salem for a few years after leaving eastern Oregon and would like to make copies of certain areas around Dalles - primarily the rural properties. >Thank You, >George Gildersleeve > >Researching: Gilliam, Bowman, Gilder
12. Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
Hello Dan, I have hard copy of "Index to the Cemetery Books of Polk County, Oregon" by Shirley H. O'Neil, 2002. This index is an alphabetical listing of people buried in Polk County. After each person's name is the name of the cemetery he/she is buried in. About 50 cemeteries, including Smith, are included in the index. However, the index lists no one with the surname Rowe. Might Julia have been buried under another surname? If so, I would be happy to look in the index again. Kathleen ----- Origin
13. Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
Hi Kathleen, Would you be willing to look for a Weddle in your book? It is Rev. David D Weddle who died around 1881. Thank you so much. Rosemary -----Original Message----- From: orpolk-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:orpolk-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of orpolk@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 10:58 PM To: orpolk@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown Hello Dan, I have hard copy of "Index to the Cemetery Books of Polk County, Oregon" by Shirley H. O'Neil, 2
14. Re: [ORPOLK] ORPOLK Digest, Vol 2, Issue 10 [1]
The Oregon State Library in Salem has an extensive collection of records that were donated by the Willamette Valley Genealogical Society and WVGS volunteers staff the genealogy reading room on a regular basis. You might start there. If they don't have what you need, they may be able to refer you to a better source. Also the State Archives are just a couple blocks away. Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 23:24:17 EDT From: Girlbeagle@aol.com Subject: Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records To: orpolk@rootsweb.com Message-I
15. Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records [1]
I will also check the Polk County Historical Museum in Rickreall in the next few days. Does anyone know what the library hours and and what days they are open? George ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beth Blote" To: Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 9:49 PM Subject: Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records > Also check Polk County Historical Museum in Rickreall, next to > Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon. > > Good Luck, > > Beth Blote > blotebeth@earthlink.net > > > > O
16. Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
She is listed as a carpet maker living at home 1900 census living in Monmouth. I was told she might be buried at Smith cemetery . But on a net search of transcriptions I cant find that cemetery as transcribed any place. So my question is this, * does any one have any idea if she is there ?* Also What is on the stone, even maybe a picture from some one local ? I can go there, its just about 1 hour from here, but my car is in the shop with a smoking motor. I checked all the sites even this one. ht
17. Re: [ORPOLK] Death Certificates/marriage licenses [1]
Thank You, I appreciate the suggestion. I was just trying to get the info out to as many as possible and I think I may have went about it wrong. I do appreciate the suggestion. Shirley Beth Blote wrote: SHIRLEY, I'm glad you had such success in finding family documents. May I suggest if you want to share them to put this information at Rootsweb under the appropriate headings (pull-down list)... then if people want to contact you there will be a permanent link there. Ve
18. Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
Dan, I've checked Ancestry.com for you, as well, and she is not found on the 1900 Census you mentioned. Perhaps she used a different surname or was Julia, not Julie A? I tried looking at several searches and although were several Rowe family members listed, she was not. Perhaps you could provide extra clues like her birthdate, birthplace, parents names, siblings, other residences earlier than 1900? I could not find her in Oregon Death Index or Marriage Index either. You probably know tha
19. Re: [ORPOLK] CLARENCE AND PEARL MOORE TRUITT [1]
Dear Shirley, I would begin by ordering birth and marriage records and death from the State as you may find new clues. ie: Sometimes "marriage certificates with the application" will provide witnesses, etc. Also it would be good to know what other sources have you already checked so that we don't duplicate your efforts. Thanks, Beth Blote blotebeth@earthlink.net Polk County, Oregon On May 17, 2007, at 7:42 PM, SHIRLEY FARRELL wrote: > I am interested in finding out more about Pearl Vera Moore
20. Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records [1]
The Oregon State Archives has a lot of the early homesteads, land grants, etc. Wayne Dykstra George Gildersleeve wrote: >Good Morning, >I would like to get copies of early land records for Polk County. Is the county courthouse the only source for them or can they be found in other locations. I've lived in Salem for a few years after leaving eastern Oregon and would like to make copies of certain areas around Dalles - primarily the rural properties. >Thank You, >George Gildersleeve > >Researching: Gill
21. Re: [ORPOLK] Death Certificates/marriage licenses [1]
I'd be interested in the Mulkey information: Netta Spencer death certificate, Wm. J. Mulkeydeath certificate, and James Theodore Mulkey death certificate. I know a Mulkey family in Coos County and I believe that they originally were in Benton County. Sue Steward ssteward@ccountry.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "SHIRLEY FARRELL" To: ; ; ; ; ;
22. Re: [ORPOLK] CLARENCE AND PEARL MOORE TRUITT [1]
I am just beginning and I have not checked any where. What I have written is what I got from Ancestry.Com and from some census info. I am actually researching The Fink Family who lived and are buried in Benton County. My son-in-law's mother was Karen Marie Fink Goodell. Her parents were Stanley Charles and Edith Jessie Moore Fink. Edith and Pearl were sisters. This is where it gets confusing, After Edith passed away, Pearl's daughter married Stanley. I am hoping to find out more info about the Truitt
23. Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
I was hoping some one might have seen the stone there. I checked the website and she was not listed. Thanks ; I hope I find her some day. Last time I was in that area was 1999. Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beth Blote" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 8:55 PM Subject: Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown > The Smith Cemetery was moved at some time along with a few others to > FIRCREST aka: Monmouth Cemetery. > > http://www.rootswe
24. Re: [ORPOLK] Early Land Records [1]
Thanks for all of your help. I did find the Donation Land Claims at the State Library and they were a great help. I made large copies of those that had the names of relatives and I'm locating them on a Polk County map and will be taking a day to visit the locations for a photo session. I have some personal diaries of the experiences from mid 1840's on and am going to try to get a feel of the times. Thank you all again George Gildersleeve ----- Original Message ----- From: "wayne dykstra"
25. Re: [ORPOLK] Julia A Rowe>died ? 1900 1940 unknown [1]
Hello Dan, I have hard copy of "Index to the Cemetery Books of Polk County, Oregon" by Shirley H. O'Neil, 2002. This index is an alphabetical listing of people buried in Polk County. After each person's name is the name of the cemetery he/she is buried in. About 50 cemeteries, including Smith, are included in the index. However, the index lists no one with the surname Rowe. Might Julia have been buried under another surname? If so, I would be happy to look in the index again. Kathleen ----- Origin
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