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1. [WASHINGTON-L] RALSTON [1]
Are you related to G.F. Ralston, the Western Artist and Historian, or James Kenneth Ralston who married Willow Arthaud, or Lloyd Kenneth Ralston born in Billings, MT, married Ellanor May Lukes of Lisbon, ND (they lived in WA) If so, please contact me, Sarah srose@jeffnet.org
2. [WASHINGTON-L] re: woodmen [1]
hi list, evey one that posts about the (woodman of the world) is this a different part of the chapter that was organized. i have a brochure on the (modern woodmen of america) which was established on jan.5-1883 by joseph cullen root,in lyons,ia. they are a faternal life insurance society. my grandfather joined in 1907,located in seattle. for more: www.modern-woodmen.org historian: gail ann levis.(309) 786-6481, in rock island,ill. johns last frontier
3. [WASHINGTON-L] Edward Wilson Alcorn and Sadie [1]
Dear List Members: I am looking for information on Edward Wilson Alcorn b. October 1863, d. February 03, 1915 in Dayton, Washington and his wife Sadie Strong Alcorn, b. March 01, 1913, d. March 1, 1913 in Dayton, Washington. What county Dayton is in? Any assistance would greatly appreciated. Sharon
4. [WASHINGTON-L] Kozera/Wick,etc of Seattle [1]
Hi listers, My friend in Norway is seeking information on his lost Seattle family. Can anyone do a lookup for these names in Phone Book, or the news obits for him? Many thanks Karla Mattila for John Strom klabo@cport.com and john.strom@bu.telia.no >Resent-Date: Sat, 6 Nov 1999 Here's what I'm looking for. I'm sorry for the length of it. ( Well , not really):-) I have only done what the listmaster told me to, be glad I didn't post The car accident that caused Peder's life. Was it commented in an
5. [WASHINGTON-L] Re: WASHINGTON-D Digest V99 #264 [1]
unsubscribe moving -----Original Message----- From: WASHINGTON-D-request@rootsweb.com To: WASHINGTON-D@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, November 28, 1999 6:25 AM Subject: WASHINGTON-D Digest V99 #264
6. Re: [WASHINGTON-L] Re: Heirgoods of Opertunity,Washington [1]
I might have some info that I hope is helpful. Opportunity is a area of the Spokane Valley, in Spokane County. There are several cemeteries listings online, so to check out if your kin folk are there, start with the Spokane County GenWeb Projects page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~waspokan/ There is a link to the cemetery and funeral home page...... hours of searching here ;-} Tim 'PITA' Harper -----Original Message----- From: Vikki Flanigan To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com
7. [WASHINGTON-L] Re: Heirgood Surname and Opertunity,Washington [1]
A kind person is sending me the obit of my ggrandmother and evidently ggrandfathers brother and I want to thank everyone on the list for all the kind help I have gotten. I do have a question. The obit for my ggrandfather has not appeared. Milton Heirgood is not in the picture and I am wondering if he might have been buried on the farm they had in Spokane county,Opertunity,Washington. Where my ggrandparents came from is still a mystery and I would love to find out anything further about the farm they had
8. [WASHINGTON-L] new cemeteries online [1]
Hello, I have just uploaded six new cemeteries to the Washington Cemetery Project and the Washington GenWeb Archives. These files contain complete burial lists and other information. The new cemeteries are: Adams County : Bauer Werttemberger Cemetery Cunningham Cemetery Asotin County : Asotin Cemetery Cloverland Cemetery Green Place Cemetery Lake Cemetery Thank you, Kevin Fraley (Sw
9. [WASHINGTON-L] Newspaper clipping 1948 [1]
In the Seattle PI of Sept 23,1948 there is a complete list of Washington state war dead 53 Wash. men brought back from the Pacific. Would this be appropriate to post here. It lists name of serviceman and next of kin with full address. I wil be glad topost if anyone is interested. Elaine s88897@aol.com
10. [WASHINGTON-L] Re: Heirgoods of Opertunity,Washington [1]
I am seeking information on my ggrandparents who lived in Opertunity,Washington(I know the spelling of the town isn't correct,hope to be corrected). 1)what county is it? 2)are there cememteries online? Their names were Milton Heirgood and Cora Heirgood. They had several children,Helen Victoria (my grandmother)married a Hatfield,Vera,Mildred,Bud and several others. I remember my ggrandmother when I was small (about 6) and I don't know when she died nor do I remember ever hearing about any of their deaths
11. [WASHINGTON-L] Frederick [1]
Greetings.... Was wondering if some kind soul out there, who lives in the Spokane, WA area could look up some info in the spokane City directory for about 1956. I'm looking for a J. Frederick, who had a wife with either the name, Lorna or Lora. Lorna and Lora's father died in 1956 and his obit shows that one of them lived in Spokane, and was a Mrs. J. Frederick. I have no idea which one the daughter's married a Frederick. Thanks for any help you can provide. Sandie in Seattle
12. Re: [WASHINGTON-L] information [1]
Sorry, Right but Wrong. Mount Vernon is the County Seat of Skagit County and is the largest city in that county. Washington Bulb Farm, largest bulb producer in the nation is located there, or slightly outside of town. Anacortes is located on the water and is a tourist town of about 1 main street. Very picturesqe. Lots of history. I used to live and work in Mount Vernon. Jan Kelley Bellevue Washington USA JanHellen@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Deanna Newhard-Pappert
13. [WASHINGTON-L] Death certificate [1]
Hi list, (I hope I'm sending this to the right place) My aunt Elizabeth Hughes died in 1938 in the TB sanatorium in King County. Her ashes are interned at the Columbarium (possibly misspelled) at Washelli in Seattle. I have twice sent to Olympia asking for a copy of her death certicate, but each time get back a letter saying that no certificate exists. Does anyone have any idea why that might be true? Is there anyplace else to look for the information that we might get off that death certificate? Th
14. [WASHINGTON-L] StateGenSites and a Favor [1]
HI My Name is Bill Hocutt, I am a Host for a Genealogical Chat Room on AOL. I would like to invite all of you to try our new site www.stategensites.com It has links to all 50 states, over 3500 links so far. I would also like to ask that if you have a home page you would like to add to this site please e-mail it to me. The Site also has 3 Genealogical Columns. I would like to invite yall to sample them. Thank You Bill Hocutt Please Read the Adventures in Genealogy at www.stategensites.com
15. [WASHINGTON-L] Seattle PI Sept 23,1948 back of page 5 [1]
53 STATE WAR DEAD RETURNED Fifty-three of the states war dead have been returned to the United States from the Pacific aboard the army transport Sergeant Morris E Crain.Ten Seattle war dead returned. The army said ech next of kin was notified in advance of the arrival of the vessel.They will be notified again when remains reach regional distribution centers the statement said.Those who lived in Seattle along with next of kin were listed as PFC HAROLD E ANDERSON, army Robert D Anderson 909 4th Ave 1ST
16. [WASHINGTON-L] Re: WASHINGTON-D Digest V99 #263 [1]
unsubscribe moving -----Original Message----- From: WASHINGTON-D-request@rootsweb.com To: WASHINGTON-D@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, November 27, 1999 6:25 AM Subject: WASHINGTON-D Digest V99 #263
17. [WASHINGTON-L] New and Updated Sites [1]
I have added pages for visitors to announce both new and updated web sites on my site. It is my hope that this will help spread the word and benefit both the owner of the new site and the researchers. Anyone with a new site (last 2 or 3 months), is welcome to post an announcement of that site with a link to their site. Also, if anyone has added a new feature or new information to their site that might be useful to other researchers can post a message about that to the other page for updated sites, with
18. [WASHINGTON-L] Descendant of David Elias Green, d. April 1978 [1]
I am looking for descendants of David Elias Green, born 14 Sept. 1886 in Kansas, and died April 1978 in El Centro Imperial County, CA His children were: Charles Green, b. 27 March 1912 Edwin Smith Green b. 3 Dec. 1914 Walter Raymond Green b. 14 Jan 1917 Joseph Albert Green b. 26 Nov. 1919 Some grandchildren's names are: Gerald Curtis Green - b. 10 Nov. 1944 Marilyn elaine Green 0 b. 18 April 1952 Patricia Anne Green - b. 28 Spet. 1940 Edwin Smith Green b. 12 May 1943 Janice Green b. 2 May 1943 Susan Elain
19. [WASHINGTON-L] Don't forget to contact the cousins: [1]
I recently sent out letters to my Dad's first cousins, asking them for the birthdates, etc, in their families so I could add the information to my database. I just received a phone call from one of them. He is in his early 50's. He has a family scrapbook with old obituaries etc., that he will be sending me! The scrap book includes articles about an ancestor of mine born prior to the Civil War! What a find! I never dreamed that any of them would have any information other than just their familie
20. [WASHINGTON-L] new cemeteries online [1]
Hello, Sunday evening six new cemeteries went online in the Washington Cemetery Project and the WA GenWeb Archives, in Chelan, Douglas, King, and Pierce Counties. This makes quite a few new cemeteries online within the past 2 weeks. The new cemeteries now online: Chelan County: Indian Burial Grounds, Manson Mt. Olivet, Chelan Riverview, Chelan Stemilt Hill Cowlitz County: Jackson, Castle Rock Douglas County: Gate of Heaven (updated) Jameson Mountain View Abbey (updated) Franklin County: Sulphur-Est
21. [WASHINGTON-L] CLARKE of Seattle [1]
Hello again Washington! (Not finished with you yet, it seems!) I wondered if some kind person could look up some information on an Arthur L. Clarke from Seattle, probably born about 1860. Apparently, he married my great grand-aunt Elizabeth HUTTON in San Francisco Jan 6th 1890. Unfortunately, there are few records for marriages in SF about this time, but I was lucky enough to see this marriage on the "SF Call" and sent away for the newspaper copy. Hopefully, I can prove that this is Elizabeth's husband.
22. Re: [WASHINGTON-L] Death Index [1]
Lorena, I found the death dates for you: Lorenna (F-76) Seattle 02 21 36 cert# 800 George (M-77) Seattle 09 18 34 No cert listed If no one gets the obits for you within the next couple of weeks I will get them from you the next time I go to Seattle. Deanna in Redmond, WA, USA At 01:59 AM 10/31/99 -0500, Raul & Lorena Velasquez wrote: >Hi, > >I am looking death dates or obituaries for Lorena C. (Sinnett) & George B. >Barnhart of Seattle, Washington. I believe they passed away so
23. [WASHINGTON-L] POW Bracelet name Donald Cook [1]
Hello listers, I received this from another list that I am on. I thought I would pass it on down the line in case anyone knows who this POW bracelet belongs to. If anyone knows, this is the "Barbara" that posted the message BellesMom2@aol.com Ronette from SD Morning,,, This was on the NYC List this morning, and thought I would forward it on. Nancy is hoping to find the family this braclet belongs to. Barbara I have a copper bracelet, the kind they wore for the P.O.W.s durings the 60'= s. It sa
24. Re: [WASHINGTON-L] Re: Heirgood,Brower,Bartlett,Goettel,Hatfield,Parker,Joslin,Bryant [1]
Oops! Maggie's right. I just blocked out the whole association that Smith funeral home has with Hennessey's. It's even listed in the phone book both ways, under Smith Funeral Home and Hennessey/Smith Funeral Home. Try this, Vikki: Their telephone number is 509-328-2600, and the address is 2203 N. Division, Spokane, WA 99207. Good luck. Susan Searching for Bain/Bayne, Bennett, Bullock, Bussert, Evans, Helms, Hensley, Jones, Leinart, Loschen, Mason, Miller, Murry/Murray,Sadler/Saddler, Seiber, Shane
25. [WASHINGTON-L] BRANT from Vancouver, WA [1]
Searching for any information on Louis BRANT. He was born sometime in the early 1890's. He married Lois SLEIGHT. She was born in Independence, Oregon in 1894. They had one son in 1919. His name was Robert. He died when he was one. Thanks, Julie Hendrix
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