>Just to let you know....Los Angeles Book Two is online. > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~cabf1905 > >Donna >

In a letter from F. Adele Bennett, from Dec. 12, 1929, from Richmond CA, sent to my grandfather, Robert Buchanan Curtis, Staten Island NY she writes: "Alfred is to take his place as head of the Richmond M. Kinley Lodge of Masons, Dec. 19" She asks my grandfather to "write him a loving brotherly letter" congratulating him on this position but not to send it home, but to "Certainteed Products Corporation"Bin-4. I have two questions. Are there Mason records accessible to me to find out who this Alfred is? and has anyone heard of this company? My grandfather was sent to CA in 1886 as an orphan. This F. Adele Bennett signed the letter as Your Other Mother, F. Adele Bennett. If I can find out who Alfred is I may be able to find out who F. Adele is and figure out why Robert was sent to CA while he had relatives in CT and NY! Thank you, Linda

You might want to try this site Linda You might want to try this site <http://www.freemason.org/forg/index.htm> for the records on the Masons. George --- Llcz210@aol.com wrote: > In a letter from F. Adele Bennett, from Dec. 12, > 1929, from Richmond CA, sent > to my grandfather, Robert Buchanan Curtis, Staten > Island NY she writes: > "Alfred is to take his place as head of the Richmond > M. Kinley Lodge of > Masons, Dec. 19" She asks my grandfather to "write > him a loving brotherly > letter" congratulating him on this position but not > to send it home, but to > "Certainteed Products Corporation"Bin-4. > > I have two questions. Are there Mason records > accessible to me to find out > who this Alfred is? and has anyone heard of this > company? My grandfather was > sent to CA in 1886 as an orphan. This F. Adele > Bennett signed the letter as > Your Other Mother, F. Adele Bennett. If I can find > out who Alfred is I may be > able to find out who F. Adele is and figure out why > Robert was sent to CA > while he had relatives in CT and NY! > > Thank you, > Linda > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Try FREE Yahoo! Mail - the world's greatest free email! http://mail.yahoo.com/

>San Benito County is now online > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~cabf1905 > >donna >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2V.2ADI/182.1 Message Board Post: Mary Teresa Conway married Fred Booth.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: O"Brien Conway Lyons Booth Daly Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2V.2ADI/182 Message Board Post: I am seeking information on the descendants of John Conway (born Dec 25 1829 / 30 in Ireland to John Conway and Catherine Lyons) and Hanora O'Brien (born August 1939 in Ft Covington, NY to Daniel O'Brien and Mary Daly) who immigrated to Danville, Contra Costa Co., California in the late 1850s where John Conway opened a merchantile store. John and Nora had two children who survived to adulthood - John R Conway b. in Aug of 1868 in Danville, Contra Costa Co., CA, died Sept 22 1943 in Alameda Co. and Mary Teresa Conway born Dec 25 1870 also in Danville, died May 25, 1952 in Alameda Co., CA. I don't know if either John or Mary had any children, and haven't tracked down thier obits or death certs yet, but I am hoping to find descendants of this family as we are doubly related. John Conway's Brother Patrick married Hanora O'Brien's sister Fanny and voila...! Any information on this family would be appreciated! Thanks Colleen

>Hi all; >Well, things are really moving. I know that you do not see that from your point of view, but they really are from this end. We now have over 100 people working on the project and still room for more. Online, you will note are the following counties or partial counties: > >Butte County Book One >Colusa County Book One and Two >Madera County >Marin County Book One and Two >Mariposa County Book One >Mendocino County >Riverside County >San Bernardino County Book One >San Diego County > >Now for behind the scenes: >The following counties are currently being transcribed: > >Amador County >Oakland City >Butte County Book Two >Humboldt County Book One and Two >Kern County >Los Angeles County Books 1-6 >Mariposa County Book Two >Nevada County >Placer County >San Benito County >San Bernardino County Book Two >San Francisco County Books One and Two >San Luis Obispo County >Santa Barbara County >Siskiyou County >Tehama County >Tulare County > >The following counties have been funded and ordered: > >Lake County >Modoc County >Shasta County >Yuba County > >Richard Finn and the Livermore-Amador Genealogical Society has just agreed to fund and transcribe the Alameda County records so those will soon be in the works. > >Harleigh Winkler and the Calaveras Genealogical Society has been discussing helping with Calaveras County, but no commitment yet. > >R. Scott Sherman and the Tehama County Genealogical and Historical Society has expressed interest in helping with Tehama County, but no commitment yet. > >Laura Tyler has offered the Yuba County marriages 1850-1920, when we get to the marriages, which will be when the deaths are completed. > >The following counties are in desperate need of funding and donations: > >San Francisco Book 3-? for years 1873-1905 (1865-1873 om transcription) >Orange County >Klamath County >Fresno County >Del Norte County >Santa Cruz County > >Donations are used for copying of records and postage only. They can be made to the Project Coordinator at the address below. Much needed and greatly appreciated is anything that you can offer. > >The following counties are still pending availability of records. Anyone that can help in these counties is greatly needed: > >Kings County >Napa County >San Mateo County >Solano County >Sonoma County >Stanislaus County >Ventura County > >The rest of the counties, we can get the records, but we just haven't gotten that far yet. Funding for those counties is gladly accepted and will put their records into motion for the process of getting them online. > >There has been LOTS of interest in the San Francisco records that we have. As we said previously, we have in excess of 200,000 death records for the period of 1865-1905 that we are transcribing and putting online. We have just started with these and they are definitely a gold mine of information. Unfortunately, as with all counties, we cannot do lookups on the records while they are in the transcription phase as the records are spread all over the US in transcriptiion. We are working as fast as we can to get all the records online and we are very aware of the demand. Please be patient. > >Thank you to all that have been helping with the project. This is really going much faster than I ever dreamed of. I recently received an email from a group in Louisiana who have been working for years on their records to get them online. They were impressed with our progress considering the time since we started (2 months ago). We could not do it without all the volunteers, donors, and the support that we have been getting from all. Thanks to all of your.... > >Till next week > >Donna Bradley >Pre-1905 Project Coordinator >P. O. Box 391368 >Anza, CA 92539-1368 > >website address: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cabf1905 >Thank you for visiting our website. > > > >

First I want to apology, if you get this on multiple lists, but felt the more people that know the better. I found this in the February issue of the "California Monthly", the magazine of the California Alumni Association. If you or a family member when to U.C. Berkeley, "CAL", in the 1950's there is a good chance that you or they had a photo taken by Perry Ives, who had a studio near Sather Gate in the 1950's, before the construction of the Student Union eliminated that block of Telegraph Avenue. Perry mostly photographed Cal students and friends, many of whom were sorority and fraternity members. Though Perry has long since retired from photography and lives in Denver, his retoucher and close friend Bill Brain of Pleasant Hill is offering to distribute the negatives to former customers or others who might be interested. Unclaimed negatives will destroyed in the summer of 2002. Contact Bill at (925) 686-2031 or e-mail Bfbrain@aol.com So who knows maybe he has a old photo of you or a family member, but remember I DO NOT ANY THING MORE THAT THIS, ABOUT THE PHOTOS. Good Luck George __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Greetings - Send FREE e-cards for every occasion! http://greetings.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Garrison Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2V.2ADI/181 Message Board Post: I need help identifying an old photograph. Not my relative, but found among a deceased relatives photographs. It is of a young man (teens or early twenties) in a military type uniform with CAC on the collar. It has been suggested that this might stand for Clemson Agricultural College (South Carolina). The photography studio was in Anderson, SC. The inscription on the photograph says "William L. Garrison - 1921." From this I arrive at a likely birth year of 1900 to 1905, but might be off by several years. The SSDI lists a William L. Garrison born 28 February 1900 who died 7 December 1987 with a last residence of Concord, California. Rootsweb's California Death Records shows this same individual as William Lloyd Garrison born in MN on 5 May 1901 (mother's maiden name - Priest). A likely match, but it could just be coincidence. Does this sound familiar; is this your line? I would love to share the photograph with any descendants. Anyone have access to an obituary for this guy? Drop me a note at ec821@hotmail.com if you have any ideas. Thanks, Edward Carter Murfreesboro, TN

>From a letter in Saturday's "Berkeley Daily Planet." If you were at the Grand-opening of the Berkeley Public Library, Shattuck and Kittredge, on January 31, 1931. The library would like to hear from, you for the grand re-opening of the Library, April 6, 2002. So if you were there, you can call Sayre Van Young, of the Berkeley History Room, of the Berkeley Public Library at (510) 649 3947 George __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com

>Hi all; >Weekly update time for the pre-1905 project. For those that are not aware of the project, we are entering the vital statistic information for the period of statehood (1850) to 1905 (time of CADI and CABI). > >First of all, I would like to thank those that have sponsored counties by donating sufficient funds to acquire the copies of the death records for a given county. This is greatly appreciate by not only those of us working on the project, but soon will be appreciated by all those who will have the records online. Thank you ever so much for your help. > >Secondly, I would like to thank all those that are volunteering on this project. We now have close to 100 persons volunteering in areas of acquiring records, transcribing records, working with county recorders, etc; then there is my #2s, Steve and Laura who have been indispensible in their undying work on the project, website and all the technical support they have given. This project would not be as far along as it is if it weren't for the two of them. We all owe them alot. > >Now, for what is happening on the project: > >We have acquired some of the records for San Francisco County. I have to admit that I was totally dumbfounded when I realized the number of records that are available for pre-1906 earthquake because I was under the impression that alot of the records were gone and there was very little available. This may be partially true in that alot of the records burned, but the records that I have just gotten access to have changed my mind on what is available. Let me explain. There are 6 microfilms of just death records that I have acquired. In those films are records of over 200,000 deaths in San Francisco County for the period of 1863-1903. That is more than in any other county in the state, and may be equivalent to all other counties combined. This is alot and will take some time and lots of donations to make all the copies. At 40 entries per page, that is over 5000 copies to be made at .35-.50 per page. That means the cost factor for San Francisco county alone will be in excess of $2000.00 and that is before postage costs to get these records to the transcribers. This means we will need lots of donations. This is where we scream HELP, HELP, HELP. We need your help on this. Donations are desperately needed. They can be sent to me at the address below. > >As far as the other counties are concerned, we will be doing them simultaneously to the time we are working on San Francisco. Although about 75% of our transcribers will be working San Francisco, the other 25% will be working on the other counties. We have had some people sponsor some counties and those copies will be made and transcribed. We have the Genealogical Society that will be working on Santa Barbara County. We have our precious Janie and Elaine who will be working Shasta County (in addition to others if needed). We have a husband-wife team doing Butte County, Beverly Stone working El Dorado County, Sharon Dulcich photoing and transcribing Kern County, although she will be getting some additional help in the transcription portion of this. Betty Vickroy has just finished Marin County and book two will be online, probably this week. Modoc County has been funded and will be in the transcription phase as soon as the records come in (they have been ordered). Jacqui Marcela is transcribing Placer County. Beverly Stone is working on accessing the Sacramento County Records; Dee Sardoch is currently transcribing San Benito County; Barbara Erden is transcribing San Luis Obispo; Laura Melton is transcribing Siskiyou County; Elvina Fernandez is working on acquiring the ordered Tulare County records which will be transcribed by her and the Sequoia Genealogical Society; Steven Miller is transcribing Mariposa County and on and on and on. We have gotten several genealogical societies that have expressed interest in helping us with funding as well as with transcription of records. > >Some of the counties that will be transcribed in the very near future, pending funding or records orders coming in are: > >Shasta County >Modoc County >Del Norte County >Fresno County >Lake County >Modoc County >Monterey County >Orange County >Klamath County >Santa Cruz >and more.... > >And these will all be done during the same time in which Los Angeles County and San Francisco Counties (the two largest) are being done. Counties are going online within 7-10 days of completion of the transcription. We only started this project in January and already have all or part of 8 counties online. That means there are 51 more to be completed. > >For those of you that have read the "History of the Project" on the website, I would like to share this with you. I recently contacted Megan Smolenyak, the original grantor of funds for the project, to give her the website so that she could take a look at what she had started. I recently got this reaction from her in regards to what has been done and wanted to share it with you. > > >"Hi Donna, > >All I have to say is wow, Wow, WOW!!! I just went and checked the link you >sent and was blown away! You give me so much credit, but you're the one who >deserves it! I can't believe how much you've done with so little. Thanks >for inspiring me further in my grants. You can't believe how good it makes >me feel to think that I had even a tiny role in nudging you! I'm going to >add a brief update to my site, including a link. > >Thanks so much for telling me all this and for all your incredible efforts! >The genealogical world needs more folks like you! > >Take care, >Megan" > >Megan gives grants to genealogical projects of worth and thought this project was worthy, back in the days when I was just talking about doing San Diego County. She is a gift to the genealogical world. Not only does she give out grants monthly, but she has written several articles for Ancestry Magazine as well as others and speaks regularly on this topic. This is only one of several "good words" that we have gotten on the project and they are all appreciated. > >Finally, although not least, I would like to thank all of those that have donated cash, checks, postage, etc. to the project. Although we are not completely "out of the woods" on the project because of so much more that we will be needing, we are now at least seeing a potential of getting all the records that we need with your continued help in this area. Although I hate to admit it, there was a time when I was trying desperately to keep the project going with little to nothing to work with and depleting my own finances in the process. Your continued support has made me see "a light at the end of the tunnel" and we will make it with all that we need and desire to do here. I cannot say thank you enough and pray for the continued support of all. You have no idea how much your donations help, regardless of the size. On an average, every penny you send adds one more entry online for those who need it. We acknowledge all of you, both here and on your special page on the website. You deserve an extra special pat on the back for we could not do this without the financial support. > >For those wishing to donate to the project. Please make checks out to, or send funding or postage to me at my address below. We keep a FULL accounting of all funds updated daily which is available upon request. Donations pay only for copy fees and postage. Steve and Laura Melton and I are absorbing all other costs (phone calls, travel, programs, etc). > >The website can be viewed at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cabf1905 > >Thank you...and till next week... >Donna Bradley >Project Coordinator >Pre-1905 California Project >P. O. Box 391368 >Anza, CA 92539-1368 > > > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2V.2ADI/180 Message Board Post: I am looking for anyone who might have information on a Mary Florida Meyer who married Ed Nathaniel Curran. They lived in the Oakland area in the early 1920's. They had a son named James Duke Curran. Any information would be helpful. Marge Griep wmgriep@ksni.net

>From today's "The Berkeley Voice" 75 years ago column, by Ken Cardwell; Bridging Marin border "Breaking another barrier of the Bay District and linking Marin County shores whit those of the East Bay, plans are now under way for a super-bridge between Richmond and San Rafael. The proposed bridge would have a total length of 14,600 feet, and represent an investment of between $12,000,000 and $15,000,000. "Plans for the bridge were revealed through the filing yesterday (Feb 18, 1927) at Sacramento of articles of incorporation for the Richmond-San Rafael Inc. Roy O. Long, local realtor is president of the company" I know it took awhile, for I remember riding the Ferries to Marin for Richmond in the late 50's George __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2V.2ADI/146.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks anyway--I appreciate your effort. Melodi

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CONWAY Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2V.2ADI/137.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I looked in the microfilm for the Contra Costa Times, but found nothing. So sorry.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: LEACH Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2V.2ADI/146.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I tried twice at the library - didn't find anything either time. So sorry.

You call the San Joaquin County Hospital at (209) 468-6000. Ask for the pathology department, which is where the urns are being stored. The address for San Joaquin County Hospital is: San Joaquin County Hospital 500 W. Hospital Road French Camp, CA 95231 I spoke with several departments, all refered me to the pathology department. Marge http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/home.htm Margie Campbell's Web Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/Calif/ History of Stockton State Hospital (Stockton, CA) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/ICGS/ Iron county, MO Genealogy Society Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/cem/Napa State Hospital Oversight Hearing & Links to organizations who need our help to save old cemeteries. Stockton State Hospital Cemetery page Host of: Iron county Missouri (MOIRON) mail list Hermes family name list Wenstrom family name list ----- Original Message ----- From: "linda &bob" <blc535587@thegrid.net> To: "Margie Campbell" <margecam@pacbell.net> Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 9:37 AM Subject: Re: [CA-CEMETERIES] Urns at SJ county Hospital- there is a list of names..update > Good morning, Margie > > Don't mean to bug you but I have a question for you. > Do you think I can get info on my grandfather Robert Patrick Hall who died on > Nov. 10, 1942 at San Joaquin Gen. hospital and was cremated on 11-22-42. I have > an Urn number. I would like to know what happened to his remains. All I have is a DC > for him. I can't make out the informant name. > Do I call the hospital ? Who do I ask for ? Do I call the Crematory and give > them the Urn # ? > > thank you for your time, Linda in Jolon > > Margie Campbell wrote: > > > Hi everyone: > > I spoke with a gentleman today who is connected with the county hospital in > > French Camp. He says there is a list of names, but hesitates to release > > them in whole. He will check for names (from about 1920-40 ), if you can > > provide a name and date. Need not be exact date.. but close, so he can > > check. Most were paupers, and families could not bury them.. why they ended > > up at county hospital & not rural cemetery, etc.. is not clear. He did > > agree that some could have been state hospital deaths, but is not certain, > > but the dates are right (after the State hospital abandoned the old > > cemeteries of their own). > > The 40 graves on the property were moved to Lodi Memorial Cemetery here in > > Lodi. > > ALL of these urns were left in the building at the county hospital. Someone > > intervened and it was decided to just leave them there. The county Hospital > > may have a list of names also, if you can prove your person died during that > > timeframe. I have a few death certificate copies that show County Hospital > > deaths, I am going to submit these names to Steve, to see if this is where > > they are (the few without burial information). > > If you have an ancestor who may have been sent to county hospital from > > another area due to lack of funds during the 1920-40 period, and you can't > > find a burial place... may want to see if they could be one of these urns. > > I don't have the hospital number in front of me, but you can get it > > online... they have a webpage. > > Marge > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/home.htm > > Margie Campbell's Web Page > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/Calif/ > > History of Stockton State Hospital (Stockton, CA) > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/ICGS/ > > Iron county, MO Genealogy Society Page > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/cem/Napa > > State Hospital Oversight Hearing & Links to organizations who need > > our help to save old cemeteries. > > Stockton State Hospital Cemetery page > > > > Host of: > > Iron county Missouri (MOIRON) mail list > > Hermes family name list > > Wenstrom family name list > > > > ==== CA-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > > Check out what your List Admin. does in her spare time. > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~historic/ > > Contact List Admin. Karen Dyer nchistoric@infostations.com > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2V.2ADI/145.2 Message Board Post: Beth >From the March 14, 1967, Berkeley Gazette, p 16 col 2 Chubbuck, Anna Catherine, In El Cerrito, CA.,March 11, 1967. Loving wife of the late A. Jay Chubbuck, dearly beloved mother of Royce (Sox) Chubbuck of Clevelnad, OH., Bus Chubbuck, Albany, CA., and the late Ralph (Jinks) Chubbuck. Dear Grandmother of Faye A Markert, Gene Chubbuck and Roland Chubbuck, mother-in-law of Genevieve and Faith Chubbuck. Also survived by three great grandchildren. Sister of James Kirkpatrick of Springfield, MO, and Walter, Kirkpatrick, of South Bend, IN. A member of Albany Methodist Church and Royal Neighbors Camp No. 782 of Cresco, IA. A native of Scotland, age 87 years. Funeral services will be held in Townsend, MT. Ellis-Olson Mortuary in Charge of Services. Memorials toe Albany Methodist Church Building Fund. George

Hi everyone: I spoke with a gentleman today who is connected with the county hospital in French Camp. He says there is a list of names, but hesitates to release them in whole. He will check for names (from about 1920-40 ), if you can provide a name and date. Need not be exact date.. but close, so he can check. Most were paupers, and families could not bury them.. why they ended up at county hospital & not rural cemetery, etc.. is not clear. He did agree that some could have been state hospital deaths, but is not certain, but the dates are right (after the State hospital abandoned the old cemeteries of their own). The 40 graves on the property were moved to Lodi Memorial Cemetery here in Lodi. ALL of these urns were left in the building at the county hospital. Someone intervened and it was decided to just leave them there. The county Hospital may have a list of names also, if you can prove your person died during that timeframe. I have a few death certificate copies that show County Hospital deaths, I am going to submit these names to Steve, to see if this is where they are (the few without burial information). If you have an ancestor who may have been sent to county hospital from another area due to lack of funds during the 1920-40 period, and you can't find a burial place... may want to see if they could be one of these urns. I don't have the hospital number in front of me, but you can get it online... they have a webpage. Marge http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/home.htm Margie Campbell's Web Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/Calif/ History of Stockton State Hospital (Stockton, CA) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/ICGS/ Iron county, MO Genealogy Society Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/cem/Napa State Hospital Oversight Hearing & Links to organizations who need our help to save old cemeteries. Stockton State Hospital Cemetery page Host of: Iron county Missouri (MOIRON) mail list Hermes family name list Wenstrom family name list

Stockton Daily Record dated 2 Dec 1917- page 8 WOULD CLAIM TITLE TO HERMAN JOHNSON ESTATE F. H. Johnson filed a petition today for letters of administration, whith the will annexed, upon the estat4e of Herman Johnson, who died on August 4, 1875, leaving an estate in San Joaquin county consisting of forty acres of land and valued at about $2,000. The deceased left a will bearing date of July 2, 1875. This will was filed for probate on August 10, 1875, but no further proceedings were had thereon. The present proceedings are instituted for the purpose of clearing thitle to the above mentioned forty acres of land. The heirs at law and next of kin named in the will are Magdalena Johnson, the widow, now deceased, and the following children: Herman Johnson, Mary Angeline Harris, Mary Anna Kincaid, Joseph Johnson, Sarah Lilly Bodeson, Helen murphy, F. H. Johnson, and Ellen Barbara Sexton. All these heirs are residents of San Joaquin county with the exception of Mary Angeline Harris, who redises in Redding. W.B. Nutter is attorney for the petitioner. ******* This is all the info I have.. Marge http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/home.htm Margie Campbell's Web Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/Calif/ History of Stockton State Hospital (Stockton, CA) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/ICGS/ Iron county, MO Genealogy Society Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcampbel/cem/Napa State Hospital Oversight Hearing & Links to organizations who need our help to save old cemeteries. Stockton State Hospital Cemetery page Host of: Iron county Missouri (MOIRON) mail list Hermes family name list Wenstrom family name list