This is a huge project! so it will take a long time to get it all. If this is not appropriate would someone please tell me! I have the census too, but I am only going to post the index. but if you see a name I'll be glad to send the rest of the info. the letters in [IMT] are townships the # are page # of the book. this helps to see family members in the same townships. Abbot, Charles [IMT] 15 Abbott, Annie L. [AND] 155 Abbott, Chenney [SAC] 289 Abbott, Francis M. [RDG] 107 Abbott, Henry [AND] 155 Abbott, John [AND] 172 Abbott, Wenonah [AND] 172 Abernathy, Earl C. [SHA] 1 Abernathy, George A. [SHA] 1 Abernathy, Harry E. [SHA] 1 Abernathy, Rebecca C. [SHA] 1 Abernathy, Thomas E. [SHA] 1 Abernathy, William [SHA] 1 Abers, Beatrice [SAC] 290 Abers, Emily [SAC] 290 Abers, Emily [SAC] 290 Abers, Gilroy [SAC] 290 Abers, James [SAC] 290 Abers, Lulu [SAC] 290 Abers, Peter E. [SAC] 290 Acors, Jacob [BUC] 257 Acosta, Sam A. [SAC] 291 Adams, Adrian [RMT] 223 Adams, Albert [RDG] 91 Adams, Bella [RDG] 88 Adams, Daniel [BB] 230 Adams, Daniel F. [RDG] 88 Adams, Emily L. [KES] 44 Adams, Francis [RMT] 223 Adams, Fred [BUC] 271 Adams, Frederick [RMT] 223 Adams, Georgie [RMT] 223 Adams, Harry [HG] 139 Adams, James H. [SHN] 191 Adams, John C. [RDG] 116 Adams, John [RMT] 223 Adams, John W. [SHN] 191 Adams, Laura [RMT] 223 Adams, Mabel [SHN] 191 Adams, Margaret [BB] 230 Adams, Martin R. [RDG] 109 Adams, Mary F. [SHN] 191 Adams, Maud [RMT] 223 Adams, Merritt O. [RDG) 90 Adams, Myrtle M. [AND] 149 Adams, Sarah [RDG] 91 Addison, Allie [AND] 167 Addison, Anna [HG] 143 Addison, Birdie [AND] 167 Addison, Blanche [HG] 143 Addison, Blanchie [AND] 166 Addison, Dewey [AND] 167 Addison, E. [HG] 143 Addison, Edith [AND] 167 Addison, Ethel [AND] 167 Addison, James E. [AND] 167 Addison, Maud [AND] 166 Addison, Nancy [AND] 166 Addison, Nellie [AND] 166 Addison, William [AND] 166 Addison, William H. [HG] 143 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/10c2000.html

This finishes the Central Valley Cemetery, this is the county cemetery so it is still in use, but very unkept. Barber, George Apr-5-1940 Mar-11-1973 nephew of Mary Jane Stevenson Barber, Lorena (Elmore-Nelson) Dec-11-1911 Oct-10-1969 sis of Mary Jane Stevenson Barnes, Lee May-18-1864 Jul-27-1955 father of Raymond & Maude Campbell, Greg Jun-18-1948 Feb-9-1964 son of Joseph & Lena Gomez Campbell, Joseph L. Sep-28-1872 Oct-28-1946 son of Jeremiah Campbell, Kenneth Oct-25-1944 Jun-30-1950 son of Joseph & Lena Gomez Campbell, Rhoda Silverthorn (Young) Feb-3-1890 Jun-29-1950 wf of Joseph Curl, Maude Barnes Apr-6-1903 Nov-26-1945 Dau of Lee Barnes Davis, Walter Oct-12-1915 Feb-22-1956 son of Martha Miles Charles Fader, Amos Aug-15-1893 Feb-19-1958 Gomez, Louis Mar-18-1918 Jan-5-1948 son of Lena Hardin, Martha Silverthorn(Elmore-Miller) Feb-15-1895 Jul-29-1973 mother of Mary Jane Stevenson Henderson, Paul Cory Oct-1-1971 Jul-4-1996 son of Roscoe Henderson, Roscoe William Sep-9-1946 Mar-8-1991 son of Virgil; aka Joseph Kite McFarland, Sarah 1876 1957 Miles, Lena Gregory (Gomez) Jun-14-1881 Mar-1-1963 dau/Mary Silverthorn Gregory Randall Miller, Georgeina Jan-1-1950 Jan-1-1950 dau of George W. & Renee Gomez Miller, Irene P. Dec-24-1920 Nov-29-1951 dau of Henry D. Miller, Melvin Jan-1-1939 Feb-6-1965 son of Viola Hazel Miller Steele Popejoy, Charles Theron May-26-1903 Nov-16-1973 Popejoy, Levi Jun-1-1878 Jun-28-1958 hus of Susie Smith Popejoy, Romain Feb-16-1907 Sep-5-1948 Popejoy, Susie Smith Jan-9-1864 Dec-20-1947 wf of Levi Randall, John Feb-22-1895 Dec-1955 son/Mary Silverthorn Gregory Randall Reed, Harry Nov-16-1911 Apr-7-1950 uncle of Mary Jane Stevenson Reed, James "Jim" Oct-20-1883 Dec-9-1952 hus of Sally; fa of Harry, Amos, Edward Silverthorn, Ellen Charles Jun-24-1880 Sep-25-1974 Silverthorn, Rory May-10-1855 Aug-15-1958 103 yrs Silverthorn Ferry Steele, Viola Hazel (Miller-Easley) Jul-7-1921 Jun--29-1958 Sis of Mary Jane Stevenson Wagner, Bud Oct-28-1894 Feb-15-1968 son of John & Sadie Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/8b2000.html

you may be able to get an obit since it is in the 1990s if you Send as much info as you can, on what you're looking for, to the librarian at Redding Record Searchlight, Connie Locker at clocker@redding.com, she should be able to find it. if not let me know. Janie At 08:26 PM 10/13/2000 EDT, BlueLaker4@aol.com wrote: >Benjamin George HAMBLIN was b 24 Apr 1916 in Yolo Co., Ca, and died 24 May >1993 in Shasta Co. His parents were Avalo HAMBLIN and Ruella Viola GEORGE. >Ruella was the sister of my husband's grandmother. Would love to find more >info on Benjamin or his family, including an obit. > >Thanks very much. > >Jackie Ginn >Bluelaker4@aol.com > > >

Benjamin George HAMBLIN was b 24 Apr 1916 in Yolo Co., Ca, and died 24 May 1993 in Shasta Co. His parents were Avalo HAMBLIN and Ruella Viola GEORGE. Ruella was the sister of my husband's grandmother. Would love to find more info on Benjamin or his family, including an obit. Thanks very much. Jackie Ginn Bluelaker4@aol.com

oops, missed some. The Central Valley Cemetery These are the Military graves in the cemetery. MILITARY GRAVES Beasley, Waymond A. May-29-1923 Apr-2-1979 World War II Nuckolls, James A. Jun-18-1926 Nov-281948 World War II Nuckolls, Maynard L. 1923 1975 World War II O'Brien, Owen Oct-23-1908 Nov-20-1964 World War II Pete, Donald LeRoy Jun-10-1926 Jan-14-1966 World War II Reinke, John Milton Jr. Jan-16-1932 Mar-18-1989 Korea Trask, Markeson Mar-12-1936 Aug-6-19?5 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/9b2000.html

The Central Valley Cemetery These are the Military graves in the cemetery. MILITARY GRAVES Ballard, Samuel Jones 1962 1985 US Army Barnes, Raymond L. Sep-16-1909 Mar-20-1947 World War II Bennett, Louis Oct-20-1920 May-19-1972 World War II Cadillo, Anthony M. Jul-5-1927 Nov-30-1989 World War II Cornish, Charles J. Mar-26-1928 Mar-19-1983 World War II Curl, West Nov-30-1896 Dec-4-1987 World War I Eldred, Merton Max 1927 1985 US Army Gomes, Allen Jul-17-1927 May-21-1961 World War II Henderson, Virgil Leon Dec-10-1922 Nov-14-1999 World War II Holm, John Algot May-3-1889 Apr-26-1961 World War I Isbell, George Irvin Jun-5-1933 Jul-8-1986 Korea Lievsay, Reginald O. Apr-1-1913 Nov-25-1961 World War II Marsh, Alfred Mar-4-1898 Mar-8-1971 World War II Maybury, Robert Oct-29-1927 Sep-12-198? World War II Miles, Sherman 1907 1974 World War I Miller, Henry A. 1923 1944 World War II Miller, Jesse Jan-28-1883 Jan-22-1961 World War II Nance, Edward T. Jul-27-1922 Dec-9-1985 World War II Nelson, Donald E. Apr-23-1927 Jun-26-1966 World War II Nichols, Daniel L. Sep-18-1912 Dec-26-1983 World War II Popejoy, Alvin Feb-11-1913 Jun-1-1984 World War II Reed, Amos C. Jun-7-1908 Jan-3-1953 World War II Reed, William 1890 1961 World War I Rhodie, Curtis Lee Sep-5-1954 May-21-1988 Viet Nam Simmons, Francis A. Jan-9-1922 Aug-11-1981 World War II Sisk, Ralph Jesse Sep-13-1927 Sep-5-1973 World War II Vogler, John J. Apr-22-1909 Mar-31-1979 World War II Wagoner, John Randall Feb-23-1925 Apr-28-1956 World War II Ward, John Jan-5-1920 Nov-3-1973 World War II Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/10b2000.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. STROWBRIDGE CEMETERY Strowbridge, George ---- ---- TREAT'S PASTURE CEMETERY Barber, Infant ---- ---- Brown, Ellen ---- ---- Charles, Teba (Sara?) ---- ---- Charles, Frank ---- Dec-20-1916 Charles, Theodore ---- ---- Charles, Tratina ---- ---- Cowse, Mrs. ---- ---- Indian Jo ---- ---- Toppy, Indian ---- ---- 1 Unknown WYCOTTE CEMETERY Luchit, Humming Bird ---- ---- Richards, Lucy ---- ---- Richards, Stanley ---- ---- Wycotte, Bessy ---- ---- Wycotte, Charles ---- ---- Wycotte, 2 Infants ---- ---- 4 unmarked YOUNG-TUNA CEMETERY Button, Nettie ---- ---- Dulleweta, Ellen ---- ---- Tuna, Jack ---- ---- Tuna, Lyda ---- ---- Tuna, Lucy ---- ---- WILLIAMS CEMETERY Williams, Clarence N. ---- ---- 2 unmarked Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/10b2000.html

Today in History: from the Redding Record Searchlight July 1900 21st swarms of grasshoppers near Lowden's Ranch in Trinity County caused extensive damage by devouring every bit of green vegetation they could find. Pioneers of the district said they had never seen such an infestation in the area before. 22nd a petition was put before the Shasta County Board of Supervisors asking that a county highway be established on the east side of the railroad tracks from the first crossing, a mile below Redding, to a point near Clear Creek. 23rd an unusual sight was seen near Middle Creek--a burning caboose attached to a rapidly moving train. Railroad officials discovered the caboose was on fire shortly after it left the Middle Creek station. 24th north state leaders decided to hold a celebration in honor of the completion of a new bridge in Keswick on Aug. 11. 25th the expectations of Bully Hill Mine's management were were realized when a large body of ore was struck in the mines lower tunnel. 26th the first Democratic club in Shasta County, Keswick Bryan Club, was organized in Hill's Hall in Keswick. 27th Southern Pacific Railroad brakeman E.A. Burt was hurt near the Shasta Retreat in Shasta County when he tried to mount a swiftly moving locomotive, took a wrong step and fell under its wheels. His right leg had to be amputated. 28th John Meyers of the Cottonwood area found what he believed to be an indication of oil on his property. slow-moving water in pools on Cottonwood Creek was covered with a dark oily substance he thought signaled the proximitty of underground oil. 29th it was reported that construction of the De La Mar smelter at Bully Hill would be completed Jan. 1, 1901. 30th Professor A.C. Dornberger was chosen as the principal of Redding's public schools for the ensuring term. 31st a movement was being started to serve a pardon for Frank A. Lewis, well-known throughout the area for being convicted of second-degree murder in the killing of Will Farrell, his brother-in-law. The homicide took place near Whitmore in July 1895. Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/friend14.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. SILVERTHORN CEMETERY Crooks, James ---- ---- Crooks, Nina (Gregory) 1868 Dec-12-1907 wf of James; dau of Mary Silverthorn Elmore, Donald C. ---- Nov-7-1913 son of William Gomez, Henry E. 1888 Feb-2-1936 hus of Lena Gregory Gomez, Sylvia Bell ---- ---- Gregory, Robert 1883 Jun-4-1918 (d. maybe a typo?) Gregory, Dick Jun-4-1918 Jun-4-1918 twin Gregory, Jerry Jun-4-1918 Jun-4-1918 twin Hawkins, Nancy ---- ---- Jackson, Cecil ---- ---- hus of Molly Jackson, Irene ---- Jun-9-1913 Jackson, Molly ---- ---- Miller, George May-28-1872 Dec-9-1929 hus of Martha Silverthorn *more Miller, Georgia A. Nov-27-1926 Nov-27-1926 dau of George & Martha Miller, Harold Jun-6-1929 Jun-9-1929 son of George & Martha Popejoy, Jean Patricia ---- ---- Popejoy, Infant ---- ---- Popejoy, R. A. ---- ---- Popejoy, Richard R. ---- ---- Randall, Mary (Silverthorn, Gregory) Jun-14-1859 Nov-4-1936 Reading, John ---- ---- Reed, Edward May-27-1915 Oct-9-1932 Reed, Elsie(Silverthorn) Jun-4-1897 Dec-6-1943 Reed, Mike ---- May-17-1907 Silverthorn, Dr. George 1816 Jan-29-1894 b. ENG; hus of Lucy Silverthorn, Lucy ---- Dec-8-1910 Silverthorn, Sandy Sep-2-1892 Dec-26-1918 Silverthorn, Tillie ---- ---- Silverthorn, William Jr. Aug-20-1864 Jan-1-1918 Whitaker, Mrs. ---- Jun-4-1905 SLAG DUMP CEMETERY Oldham, Mr. ---- ---- Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/10b2000.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. RADCLIFF CEMETERY Conway, Sweeny ---- ---- Davis, Edward ---- ---- Davis, Ida ---- ---- Livesay, Robert C. ---- ---- Livesay, Robert G. ---- ---- Livesay, Ruth ---- ---- Livesay, Infant ---- ---- Livesay, Wilford, S ---- ---- Radcliff, Ethel C. ---- ---- Radcliff, Sarah ---- ---- RENO CANYON CEMETERY One unknown grave ---- ---- REPPART CEMETERY Reppart, Willie C. ---- May-28-1895 12 yrs 1 mo 14 days Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/8c2000.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. PIT RIVER CEMETERY Barnes, Lena ---- ---- Charles, Anna Nellie ---- Feb-7-?16 Charles, Bessie ---- ---- Charles, Infant ---- ---- Charles, George ---- ---- Charles, Hazel ---- ---- Charles, Lilly ---- ---- Charles, Ruby Feb-4-1917 Mar-16-1917 twin dau of Miller Charles, Pearl Feb-4-1917 Mar-16-1917 twin dau of Miller Detcha, Indian ---- ---- McCloud, Jack ---- ---- Jun-6-1912 only date Northalpotus, Chief ---- Mar-12-1894 of Wintoon Tribe *more Silverthorn, Baby ---- ---- POPEJOY CEMETERY Greer, Laura Mrs. ---- ---- Popejoy, Elizabeth ---- ---- Popejoy, Two Infants ---- ---- Popejoy, John W. ---- ---- Popejoy, Josephine ---- ---- Popejoy, Terrence ---- ---- Popejoy, Theodore M. ---- ---- Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/9d2000.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. NEW ANTLER CEMETERY Alexandra, Mary ---- ---- Alexandra, Morris ---- ---- Bennett, Jennie ---- ---- Clalas, Carrie ---- ---- Clalas, Jane ---- ---- Clalas, Milton ---- ---- Clalas, Myrtle ---- ---- Clalas, Tom ---- ---- Clalas, Viola ---- ---- Delta, Tom ---- ---- Hunt, Jack ---- ---- Keluche, William ---- ---- Miles, George ---- ---- Towndolly, Garfield ---- ---- Tuna, Stella ---- ---- OLD ANTLER CEMETERY Cornish, Ellen ---- ---- Cornish, Jake ---- ---- Cornish, Lottie ---- ---- NEW CAMPBELL CEMETERY Brock, Amanda ---- ---- Campbell, Horace ---- ---- bro of Joseph *more Campbell, Jim ---- Dec-16-1913 Campbell, Libby ---- ---- Campbell, Mary ---- ---- Curl, Stella ---- ---- Firlotte, Francis ---- ---- 22 yrs son of E. D. C. Thomas *more Firlotte, Samuel B. G. Feb-22-1897 May-7-1900 Foriss, Eliza ---- ---- Miles, John E. ---- ---- Miles, Leo ---- ---- 3 unmarked graves NOSONA (NOSONI) CEMETERY Allchonlmitt, Girl ---- ---- skeleton found in Nosoni cave unknown grave PIG CEMETERY Pig, Alexander 1842 1911 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/8d2000.html

Today in History: from the Redding Record Searchlight July 1900 11th George Simmons was in Redding from French Gulch to consult with Frank Scammons in regard to plans for a schoolhouse in the French Gulch District. 12th a group of so-called "conscienceless scoundrels," who were recently run out of Oakland, were said to be heading to the Redding area to embark on a blackmailing scheme. A similar scheme had brought shame and indignation to numerous women and girls in Oakland and many dollars to the blackmailers. 13th it was reported that Redding might get a place in the Northern Racing Circuit in the coming fall. The chance was attributed to the decisions of Willows and Marysville to not hold the weeklong races in their cities that season. 14th it was reported, the Shasta County Board of Supervisors decided to buy Judge Bell's Redding lots to be used for the site of the new country high school. 15th word reached Redding from northern Shasta County that a toll road was to be built connecting Trinity Center with the Southern Pacific Railroad at a city called Elmore, located in the Sacramento River Canyon south of Lakehead. 16th the lead headline in the Searchlight read, "Town of Dunsmuir Burning." The story reported that the fire started in the home of Pendergast and rapidly swept toward the town's business center, consuming eight buildings. 17th a wooden bridge just being finished across Spring Creek on the road from Keswick Station to Keswick collapsed. The contractors said the cost of raising the structure again would not be more than $100. 18th the members of the Redding Fire Department took the step of providing each hose house with a map of the city. The maps showed locations of all hydrants in an effort to improve the fire fighting system. 19th two men from Michigan were in Redding looking into the mining and timber belts in the western part of Shasta County. They were also looking into the practicality of running a railroad to the coast through Beegum Pass in the southwestern part of the county. 20th surveyors were working in the streets of Anderson laying lines for the extension of the Terry Railroad line to the South Pacific Depot there. Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/friend13.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. ELMORE CEMETERY Elmore, Dorothy ---- ---- Elmore, Maggie ---- ---- Elmore, Nancy ---- ---- Elmore, Thomas ---- ---- O'Brian, Nellie & Baby ---- ---- KENNETT CEMETERY Akers, Jesse ---- ---- Barber, A. C. Mrs. ---- ---- Barton, Ephriam ---- ---- Bochan, Martin ---- ---- Bray, William ---- ---- Cook, Annie ---- ---- Croft, Benjamin F. 1876 1913 Croft, Charles 1834 1917 Croft, Claracy ---- ---- Croft, William ---- Nov-29-1911 32 yrs Dalin, Ellen ---- ---- Dalin, Baby ---- ---- Evans, Thomas W. ---- ---- Fletcher, Morris C. ---- ---- Fox, Baby ---- ---- Freeman, John Lewis ---- ---- Johnson, Oma ---- ---- Maynard, C. B. ---- ---- Nicholas, Leonard ---- Jan-16-1910 8 yrs 10 mo Nicholas, Harold ---- Jan-28-1910 1 yr 5 mo O'Connell, Bert ---- Sep-13-1911 a river driver Palani, E. ---- ---- Petere, Myrtle ---- ---- Rodrigues, Mario ---- ---- Saddler, Doris L. ---- ---- Sampson, Arthur ---- ---- Stinchacum, Benj. F. ---- Sep-13-1911 50 yrs Trask, Madison H. Mar-12-1836 Aug-6-1915 Trask, Madison N. ---- ---- Willett, Lelia Ione ---- ---- Willett, Nina C. ---- ---- Windham, Addie Louise Apr-19-1910 Apr-12-1912 Wyndham Young, Elmer ---- ---- Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/7d2000.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. CURL CEMETERY Baxter, John ---- ---- Charles, Frank ---- Dec-20-1916 Charles, Howard ---- ---- Charles, Juda ---- ---- Clendening, Mathew 1862 Apr-17-1915 Cortez, Raymond ---- ---- Curl, infant ---- ---- Curl, Jennie ---- ---- Curl, Pass (Pasco) ---- Nov-5-1911 Curl, Ruff ---- ---- Curl, William ---- ---- Curl, William Jr. ---- ---- Miller, Irene ---- ---- Popejoy, Ellen ---- Apr-27-1918 Popejoy, Herbert ---- May-1916 Popejoy, Marion ---- ---- Popejoy, Pearl ---- Nov-7-1918 Silverthorn, Infant ---- ---- DE LA MAR CEMETERY Blauora, Baby ---- ---- Catse(?), Clemintina ---- ---- Cocking, Thomas Feb-1874 Jan-28-1905 Grbatz, John 1884 Jul-20-1905 Nat of Austria/member of N.C.S. Hanlon, Baby ---- ---- Turner, Baby ---- ---- 11 unknown Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/7d2000.html

most of your Brewsters show up in the Cemeteries on my page, http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html Janie At 03:36 PM 10/04/2000 -0400, Paulette Brewster wrote: >I am looking for info on Lewis Leonard BREWSTER born mid 1800's. I am >particularly interested in locating his descendants in hopes of exchanging >old photos and letters. I have pictures of his mother, Julia, and brother, >Walter, as well as pictures of Lewis BREWSTER'S six daughters: Kate, >Hattie, Julia, Lenora, Margaret (Margarite), Josephine, and one of his sons, >George. Another son was Samuel BREWSTER. > >This family came from Ohio (originally from Vermont?) to Calif. after the >death of Lewis's father, Jonah BREWSTER. The children (Lewis, Nathan, >Walter) were given to family and neighbors to raise when their mother >remarried and moved to Michigan. > >Walter's children are: Grace, Lewis, Frank, all deceased now. Walter is my >husband's grandfather. > >Paulette Brewster, in Ohio > > >

I am looking for info on Lewis Leonard BREWSTER born mid 1800's. I am particularly interested in locating his descendants in hopes of exchanging old photos and letters. I have pictures of his mother, Julia, and brother, Walter, as well as pictures of Lewis BREWSTER'S six daughters: Kate, Hattie, Julia, Lenora, Margaret (Margarite), Josephine, and one of his sons, George. Another son was Samuel BREWSTER. This family came from Ohio (originally from Vermont?) to Calif. after the death of Lewis's father, Jonah BREWSTER. The children (Lewis, Nathan, Walter) were given to family and neighbors to raise when their mother remarried and moved to Michigan. Walter's children are: Grace, Lewis, Frank, all deceased now. Walter is my husband's grandfather. Paulette Brewster, in Ohio

Hi, this ends Fall River Mills This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Walker, Frank C. Mar-6-1881 Mar-2-1960 Walker, H. G. ---- ---- Co.I 8th NY Cav. Walker, Theodosa E. 1880 1956 Mother Walson, Gibson ---- ---- Wardwell, Janice Wescott May-14-1916 Nov-14-1970 Washburn, Sadie L. 1876 1958 Washburn, Stote A. 1871 1957 Watson, Jay C. 1898 1959 Webb, Donald ---- ---- Buried with William Ronald Webb, Webb, William Ronald Jan-8-1921 Jul-18-1970 WA PFC Co E 353 Inf WW II Weiss, Marian B. Apr-1903 Oct-1978 Wells, Francis Harriet Sep-11-1866 Apr-21-1923 Mother Wells, Lewis J. Jun-27-1856 Aug-13-1938 Wendt, Harve Nov-7-1891 Feb-18-1949 CA PFC 34 Field Arty 91 Div.WW Wendt, Mary Alice 1866 1936 Mother Wendt, William 1864 1926 Wheeler, C. H. Dr. Jan-27-1862 Apr-11-1918 Wheeler, George J. Oct-4-1906 May-20-1979 Wheeler, Gertrude Penrose Dec-6-1856 Nov-17-1927 Wheeler, Virginia M. July-14-1903 Jul-24-1977 Whipple, Fred G. 1854 1949 Father/with Pancheta Whipple, Fred L. Apr-25-1885 Sep-4-1966 same stone as Nell Whipple Whipple, Harold D. Jul-20-1904 Aug-10-1920 Whipple, Nell Aug-11-1888 Dec-5-1976 same stone as Fred Whipple Whipple, Pancheta 1863 1967 Mother White, Hugh N. Jun-24-1929 Jan-12-1995 Wiley, Edna Guthrie 1890 1917 Wiley, William A. 1874 1950 Wilgus, --- ---- ---- Wilgus, Francis A. Jul-9-1907 Dec-27-1975 Maj Army Air Force WW II Wilson, --- ---- ---- Wilson, Charles Jr. 1965 1986 Wilson, Garland N. Capt. ---- May-14-1943 Canadian Dental Corp. Wilson, Keven May-23-1966 23-1966 Wilson, Maud W. Nov-21-1873 Jan-12-1961 Mother Wilson, W. A. Dec-19-1870 Mar-28-1922 Father/with Maude Wolfin, Cora Lovella Jul-17-1908 Jan-28-1992 Wolfin, Freddie Edward Mar-20-1905 Nov-4-1973 Wolfin, Ike W. Nov-15-1899 Jan-3-1961 Wolfin, Norman Mar-31-1935 Apr-5-1970 Wolfin, Ray Jan-15-1914 Jun-16-1993 Grandpa Wolfin, Ruth Aug-14-1915 May-27-1993 Woodmansge, Charles M. May-22-1896 Sep-17-1955 CA PFC Co D 364 InfWW I PH Work Alice ---- ---- Wright, Alice 1914 1994 same stone as Richard E. Wright, Charles A. 1885 1919 American Legion Wright, Paula N. Nov-21-1965 Apr-15-1983 Wright, Richard E. 1911 Living Same stone as Alice Wright Young, Baby Girl ---- Jun-17-1945 Young, Donald Edward Jan-16-1900 Mar-30-1973 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/102000.html

Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Uita, Flore ---- ---- VanScoyn, Jacob ---- ---- Corpl Co D Inf Batt.Mex War Vandenbergh, John Anderson ---- ---- Vestal, Callie 1860 1898 Vestal, Clara Lois Jan-31-1893 Dec-2-1895 Vestal, Clara S. Jan-14-1866 Jul-6-1946 Vestal, Isaac 1853 1917 Vestal, Mary Ann 1882 1947 Mother Vestal, May ---- ---- Vestal, Sarah A. 1834 1913 Vestal, Thomas H. Aug-21-1854 Apr-15-1933 Vestal, William A. Feb-26-1856 Oct-26-1930 Vestal, William 1822 1906 with Sarah A. Vigolo, Paolino Alfred Aug-29-1922 Apr-14-1989 MM2 US Navy WWII Vigolo, Paulette J. Nov-4-1947 Aug-5-1968 CA SP4 US Army Viguir, Dorothy E. Oct-18-1924 Mar-17-1990 same stone as Maurice C. Viguir, Maurice C. Sep-25-1905 Jul-23-1984 same stone as Dorothy E. Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/102000.html

----- Original Message ----- From: "jasson" <jasson@wac.com> To: <CAALAMED-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 8:40 AM Subject: [CAALAMED] Fw: [DUST-BOWL] Dust Bowl Migrants to California > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "jasson" <jasson@wac.com> > To: <DUST-BOWL-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 6:56 PM > Subject: [DUST-BOWL] Dust Bowl Migrants to California > > > > Hello List > > > > My name is Jason Holtermann I am 23 years old and attending college. I am > > working on my senior theses research paper. My grandfather was born in > > Oklahoma in 1920 and in 1935 his family moved to California. They like > most > > other dust bowl migrants found work in the fields in the central valley > > picking fruit and so forth. During the war my grandfather joined the > navy. > > What I am looking for is other dust bowl migrants or their descendants who > > came to California from the dust bowl region of Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, > > Missouri, and Kansas. I am interested in the work they did when they > > arrived in California and what work they did during World War II. The > only > > info I need is the migrants name, their place of birth, the year they > > arrived in California, their birth year or their age when they arrived in > CA, the work they did during the depression, and the work > > they did during the war. An example of what info I need is listed below. > Those who respond to this message please email me > > directly. There is no need to bother the rest of the list with my > request. > > I need as much input as I can get for this survey. If you subscribe to > other lists please forward this message, or if you know of someone else who > has dust bowl ancestors please contact them. > > Example > > James Alderson born 1885 Monroe, Oklahoma came to CA in 1936 worked in > fields during depression was retired during the war. > > Charlotte Alderson wife born 1886 Oklahoma came to CA in 1936 worked in > fields during depression housewife during war. > > Marion Alderson son born 1910 Monroe, OK came to CA in 1936 worked in fields > during depression, joined navy during war. > > Helen Alderson daughter born 1913 OK came to CA in 1936, too young to work > during depression, worked in ship yards during the war. > > Benjamin Ledbetter son-in-law born 1912 in AR came to CA in 1934, worked in > fields during depression, joined army during the war. > > Jason Holtermann > Turlock, CA > attending CA State Univer Stanislaus > > > > > > ============================== > > Know the town name but not the county? Look it up at: > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/townco.cgi