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1. 1847 WAGON TRAINS, SANDY, BARLOW, MT. HOOD [1]
WAGON TRAIN 1847 Are there people on this list who are linked to Sawyer, Moore, Larkins, Bird, Blair, Kinney, Allen? There were Kinney, Blair, and Bird names in Kennewick, WA. I am aware of the Smith and Fudge link to this train. 2) Capt. Jordan Sawyer: party included James Moore; Larkins; Fudge; Marck Sawyer; Mr. Smith; Elijah Bird; Robert Bird; William Blair; William Larkin; Sol, Allen and Robert Kinney, Rev. Samuel Allen, John Bird and others, making 35 able-bodied men accompanied by their wives and
2. RE: Locating an Obituary and Tombstone in Kennewick [1]
I know the libraries have old lists of cemeteries for the area. This is the East Benton Co. Historical Society Page They have a huge searchable database on the 1910 Census which is interesting. http://www.owt.com/ebchs/ Call and ask them if they have NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS of any kind to find an obit. http://www.owt.com/ebchs/ For a research assistance fee schedule or to make a reservation please call the EBCSH during business hours (509) 582-7704, or send e-mail to ebchs@gte.net. Research library The E
3. Locating an Obituary and Tombstone in Kennewick [1]
Can someone suggest a good place to send to get a copy of an obituary from 1932 in Kennewick? Also, is there a library or archives that have tombstone inscriptions. I looked on the web but only found one cemetery with Crowley and there was not first name. I am looking for James C. Crowley d. 19 Mar 1932 in Kennewick. Thanks, Judy
4. Re: 1847 WAGON TRAINS, SANDY, BARLOW, MT. HOOD [1]
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5. RE: Locating an Obituary and Tombstone in Kennewick [1]
Thanks so much for your help. Judy -----Original Message----- From: Laura C [mailto:pinkya@gte.net] Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 2:45 PM To: WABENTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Locating an Obituary and Tombstone in Kennewick I know the libraries have old lists of cemeteries for the area. This is the East Benton Co. Historical Society Page They have a huge searchable database on the 1910 Census which is interesting. http://www.owt.com/ebchs/ Call and ask them if they have NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS of
6. email address? [1]
to Laura in Seattle: I would like to continue this exchange of information privately. Please use my email address to send me your email address. The 1910 Benton Co. census is online, although not indexed. You can access it through the East Benton County Historical Museum web site. There are Tulls in the Kennewick precinct. Janice
7. SWAIN ROAD OF PROSSER WASHINGTON [1]
Found a road in Prosser named SWAIN. Interested to see if someone knows about this name. In the census SWAIN appears at 1870 Port Blakely in Kitsap Co. Washington. In Columbia Co., Thurston near Olympia, WA. Also, in 1890 in Walla Walla, Washington and others. 1880 SWAIN JOHN R. Thurston County WA 146 No Township 1880 SWAIN MATTIE Thurston County WA 146 No Township 1880 SWAIN PAMELIA J. Thurston County WA 146 No 1890 SWAIN MOSES Walla Walla County WA 001 District No. 6 1880 SWAIN JOSEPH D. Columbia C
8. CENSUS [1]
Hi Thanks for responding. I will check out the East Benton site. I am in the process of learning more about the ground I covered when I was younger, teaching in Paterson, living in Kennewick. Keep in touch. Laura of Seattle, WA GALLOWAY, HALES, GIBSON, PORTER, TURNER, FINE, JOHNSON, TEEL, KIRBY, ALEXANDER, SMITH, KEELE, LEWIS, CHAMBERLIN, LONG, BELIEU, WHITAKER, HEDGES, FUDGE, POLLARD, BATEMAN -----Original Message----- From: Janice Weihs [mailto:vinson@harbornet.com] Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 200
9. BENTON CO NAMES [1]
Searching history of Benton Co., WA near Paterson, Prosser, and Kennewick, WA. No one comes up in Benton Co. WA in the online census for 1790-1890! Try searching land records which go further Lots of BONE, TULL records at this site. See America, Charles, David, Drusilla, Nathaniel KING, also. George S., Gertrude, Henry J. John W., Smith L. BUNN. Edwin F., Francis, Frank S., George S., Herbert W., COFFIN family owned over 60 different sections of land in Benton Co. There is a COFFIN Road on the Umatill
10. PROSSER WA BENTON CO NAMES [1]
For anyone searching these names. They appear around Prosser, Washington, Benton Co. Not mine, just posting for information only. Any links here? MCCREADIE, BETTINSON, LEE, HINZERLING, KINNEYVILLE, GRANT, WHITSTRAN, MCDONALD, KING TULL, CROSBY, SWAIN, RANKIN, BUNN, HECK, CHANDLER Benton County Historical Society 7th St. and Paterson Street Prosser, WA 99350 509-786-3842 Prosser, WA Benton Co. is 40 miles West of Kennewick, WA Join the Tri-Cities Mailing List or the Benton Co. mailing list for more lin
11. BONE IN PORT TOWNSEND WA [1]
Enjoyed your note on Prosser names. I taught school in Paterson, WA in 1972, knew lots of ranchers and towns people. I still see the Postmistresses! I graduated from Kennewick High 1965 and have history there and Franklin Co. I hear there is a Prosser Gen. Society recently formed. I would love a contact for that. Keep in touch. I am also interested in the history of COFFIN, PRIOR. 1890 TULL ISAAC Spokane County WA Spokane Falls E.D. 73 WA 1890 Veterans Schedule WA1925854 No TULL in the Benton Co. Ce
12. Re: PROSSER WA BENTON CO NAMES [1]
Aren't these the names of roads around Prosser? King Tull, for instance, is a road named for the King family at one end and the Tulls at the other. My grandmother's sister Myrtle Bone married Fred Tull. By the way, there is also Bone Road. Janice At 08:51 PM 9/12/2000 -0700, you wrote: >For anyone searching these names. They appear around Prosser, Washington, >Benton Co. Not mine, just posting for information only. > >Any links here? > >MCCREADIE, BETTINSON, LEE, HINZERLIN
13. TRAVEL THROUGH TIME [1]
Taking a different approach to traveling through history. Check out the HISTORYchannel.COM site and travel around visiting historic hotels below: http://www.historytravel.com/hotels/index.html http://www.historychannel.com/ A Day in History Sept 29 Year 1600-1609 England's Queen Elizabeth I dies after a brilliant 45-year reign and names James VI of Scotland as her heir, uniting England and Scotland in a dynastic union. Ruling as James I of England, he endeavors to accelerate British colonization effor
14. UMATILLA AND MORROW COUNTIES OREGON [1]
Listers the following names appear on 1895 map of Morrow Co. Oregon. They are NE of Ione and Heppner near Butter Creek. Let us know if you have links! ELLA, CECILS, DOUGLAS, NYE, STOKES, MAXWELL, CLEM, HOWARDS CR., WADNER, YOAKUM, GOOSEBERRY, WILSON, FOSTERS, HARDMAN, BARNHART, NOLIN, GALLOWAY AND CLARNO. I found my Galloway by searching on MAPQUEST.COM while zooming in and out, names appear in ONLY one view sometimes, KEEP TRYING other views, you will be surprised. They are where a ranch of post office w
15. BILES-LONGMIRE WAGON TRAIN [1]
BILES-LONGMIRE WAGON TRAIN THROUGH YAKIMA, WASHINGTON Looking for names from this train in 1853. Yakima County is located in South Central Washington, on the East side of the Cascade Mountains. The Biles-Longmire wagon train came through Yakima Valley and made its way over Naches Pass in 1853, the first wagon train to cross the Cascades north of the Columbia River. It was another eight years before permanent settlement began in the Yakima Valley. The F. Mortimer THORP family is credited as being first.
16. COURTHOUSES IN OHIO [1]
Recently researching names in Champaign and Gallia, OHIO, (names are not mine), just hope someone finds a link or can use one of the list of all courthouses in OHIO. Found 44 HARBOUR names in OHIO 1790-1890 Census These are very early then Gallia follows: 1860 HARBOUR JOHN Champaign County OH 157 Adams Township 1830 HARBOUR JONATHAN Champaign County OH 009 Goshen 1860 HARBOUR LOUISA J. Champaign County OH 186 Adams 1830 HARBOUR ROBERT Champaign County OH 009 Goshen Township 1860 HARBOUR SALMAN Champa
17. Oregon Listings with Photos [1]
Take a look at the Web Exhibits from the Oregon Archives. Very interesting. http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/banners/exhibits.htm National Register of Historic Places - Oregon Listings with Photos A Cooperative Project of the Oregon State Archives and the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, State Historic Preservation Office "Fighters on the Farm Front" An online exhibit covering the World War II period in Oregon by the Oregon State University Archives and the Oregon State Archives Laura of Seattle, W
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