Make contact in advance with the Teham County Genealogical and Historical Society, P.O. Box 415, Red Blufff, CA 96080. They can assist you with all kinds of information. You will also want to consult the Lingenfelter collection. I understand it can be accessed through special collections at University of California, Chico at http://www/csuchico.edu/lbib/spc/spbrochr.html Tim ---------- > From: Carol Hall Sutherland <cas@frazmtn.com> > To: CATEHAMA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CATEHAMA-L] Lyonsville > Date: Friday, February 26, 1999 10:22 PM > > I am planning a trip to Tehama Co in a couple of months and would > like to know if anyone knows where I might find information on the > former town of Lyonsville. Lyonsville was located about 45 miles > east of Red Bluff and was the home of the Champion Lumber Mill. My > ancestors lived in this area from about 1886 to 1907+. > > Also: On my father's birth certificate (b. 1909), the address of his parents, > Robert James and Willie Lavilla (Norris) Hall, is listed as 'Flume 6 1/2'. I > have always assumed that this address could be associated with the > flume that ran from Lyonsville to the Red Bluff area. Does anyone > have any information on this address? > > Carol Hall Sutherland > Lebec, CA >