Undated yellowed newspaper clipping - does not match any of the family so I can't begin to add age related clues ..... ************** THOMAS B. SLUSHER DIES AT DUFUR Funeral services for Thomas Brinton Slusher, 62, life-long resident of Dufur, are to be held from the Dufur Methodist church Wednesday at 2 p.m., it was learned here today. The Rev. Ben Davies of Dufur will officiate and committal will be in the Henderson cemetery near that community. C.R. Calloway & Son of The Dalles are in charge of arrangements. Born at Dufur on July 16, 1879, Mr. Slusher died Sunday at his home. He was a member of the Morris Masonic lodge and is survived by the following relatives: His wife, Margaret Slusher, Dufur; three sons, James W., John D., and Thomas, all of Dufur; two daughters, Betty and Mary Ann Slusher of Dufur; three brothers, Harvey, roy and Grover of Dufur, and two sisters, Mrs. Eva Clark, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. George Gill, Dufur. ****************** Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

At 09:29 PM 3/3/00 -0800, you wrote: Snip >I remember finding a book like these below when I was up there >and spent an afternoon at the library (not far from the courthouse) >in The Dalles...nice woman genealogist there that day.. but then >aren't all Oregonians?( other than a governor I seem to recall) >ron Ron, I think I also met her. I was in Oregon, and in The Dalles last November. <OK - cross your fingers and do the vampire sign - I'm a Californian - but ... have credit cards will travel .....> I was at The Dalles November and it was a mess. They are, depending on who i chatted with, either expanding, or earthquake retro-fitting .... I did walk back outside and check where I was .... The library was open part time. Up until 10 days ago I was coming up to Oregon to meet with a great aunt-in-law from Washington so she could met up with her "older" relatives <92/87> in greater Portland- but she is postponing for a wire-job on her pace-maker so my trip back up to The Dalles is off until ........ ... but I know who you mean, although her name has escaped me at the moment .... Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

All of this sharing of resources has been wonderful. Thank you all for opening those resources up to all of us. I'll post my very short list later this weekend, but most of what I have is being transcribed for the website. I do have a couple of copyrighted items that are limited to lookups, though. Those of you who have offered to do lookups for the list: please contact me directly (off-list) to let me know if you would be willing to have your name & resources listed at the Wasco Co. GenWeb site for lookups. That would be wonderful. Earline beat me to the punchline by just a nose, with her posting about the Columbia Gorge Genealogy Society. However, since she did leave out one of the most important aspects, I still want to add to her post. :-) The Society's dues are very, very reasonable, and your contributions to CGGS will help to further the cause of genealogical research in Wasco County by providing funding for their special projects, such as materials purchases for their library, cemetery cleanup & recording possibilities, reprinting of books that are of historical value to Wasco County, and availability of general research materials for all of us. Please support the CGGS -- I am going to be writing out a check for that purpose when I pay bills tomorrow, so this seemed like a good time to remind all of you. The Society is a great group of people, some of whom have been extremely helpful to me and to our website (right, Earline?). Please give them your support. More details can be found at their website: http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy -- Cheri puny@mail.com --->>>^<<<--- Wasco Co., OR GenWeb site--> http://www.historysavers.com/orwasco/

Same person??? The lady who helped me at the Wasco County Historical Museum/Columbia Gorge Discovery Center ... her regular job was at The Dalles Library and she worked in the William G. Dick Library at this Center on her day off from downtown. If it was not Lorna, it was another dedicated helper of others. Audrey Cox Vogelpohl Seattle, Washington pete wasser wrote: > > Chris, > > Her name is Lorna Elliott and both you and Ron are correct regarding her. She > literally bends over backwards to assist in genealogy as she has done her > family research and knows the obstacles people encounter. I would invite all to > visit The Dalles/Wasco County Public Library and meet Lorna. She is terrific. >

Again from the trunk - on a yellowing newspaper clipping, handwritten notation married March 16, 1929 LOCAL WEDDINGS Thomas O. Wilson and Margaret E. Lousignont were married Saturday at 5 o'clock by Rev. Joseph Knotts, at the home of the bride's niece, Mrs. Charles Frank, 422 East Fourth street. Both the bride and groom are residents of the Dufur district, where Mr. Wilson has been engaged in farming for a number of years. **************** Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

Small undated newspaper clipping - none of these names rings bells and I just searched them against the "family" - but question again - why so lovingly preserved ?? ***************** Bride-Elect Feted Miss Margaret Godkecht, whose wedding to Richard D. McGregor is planned for February, is another much-feted bride elect. Mrs. L.F. Riggs arranged a shower for her last Saturday night at her home. Mrs. R.L. McGregor was a dinner hostess for the couple Sunday. Norman D. Thompson of Chicago, Ill., also shared honors at the dinner. ************ Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

Undated newspaper clipping but it includes my late father-in-law and his army service started Febuary 11, 1942 ........ 25 Inductees to Leave Monday Twenty-five Wasco county men and two transfers from Luvene, N.D., will leave here Monday to be inducted into the army. The draftees include Burnard James Thomson and Ray Edward Thomson of Luverne, N.D.; Melvin Adolphus Walters, Maupin; Stanley Leo Hillgen, Dufur; John Addison Davis, Dufur; Jack Amond Holmes, Mosier; Loyd Reymer, Antelope; Kenneth Clair Norval, Tygh Valley, and James Ray Phillips, Kenneth Rollin Omeg, Emery Clarke Zimmer, George Wilson Patterson, Calvin Royal Howard, Walter Abner Goodwin, James Albert Pizzolato, Clifford Marshall Henderson, Roger Wilfred Charlebois, Loyal David Pratt, Clifford Samuel Oliver, Clive Edmond Haunar <Havnar>, Glenn Stanley Miles, Elwyn William Hales, William Boyd Lamson, Dale Wesley Jones, William Edward Reiman, George William Pulliam and Fredrick Glen Senecal, all of The Dalles. ************** Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

>From The Dalles Daily Chronicle, ???ber 7, 1942 <December> City Briefs Is transferred - Ernest Miles has been transferred from San Antonio, Tex., to Santa Ana, Calif. for pre-flight training. Joins Marines - Earl Leonard Hastings of The Dalles joined the marines at the Portland recruiting office Saturday. Judge at Hood River - Judge Fred W. Wilson, accompanied by Court Reporter R.J. Crane, went to Hood River this morning to open the December term of circuit court. Wed at Vancouver - The wedding at Vancouver, Wash., is reported of George Roberts, 26, of 506 East 7th street, The Dalles, and Mary Bockhold, 21 of 1960 N.W. Marshall street, Portland. End of yellowed newspaper clipping. Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

I am stuck on Goble and Dunlavy families. Merton and Katherine (Dunlavy) Goble. George and Mary Dunlavy ----- Original Message ----- From: <ORWASCO-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <ORWASCO-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2000 2:07 PM Subject: ORWASCO-D Digest V00 #19

Dear List, Again from the yellowed pile of papers, but I don't find this name in the "family" genealogy - perhaps it might be of interest to someone else. But then why was it so lovingly saved ?? The Dalles Daily Chronicle, Tuesday, October 25, 1927 Sketch with the caption - Bank on Him and with Him - Behind the Crops L. Barum is a native of Wasco county for he was born in 1877, when the "largest county in the world," as it was called, comprised in its area what is now Sherman county. When about 16, he took part in the Moro rodeo, wearing chaps and riding wild steers just to help the fair along. Several of the boys saw a group of Gypsies and had their fortunes told, he among them. And right then, "Drew" learned he was not destined for the life of a cowboy, but of a banker. However, in 1897 he entered the employ of the Moro Mercantile company. In 1900 his marriage to a Moro girl, Miss Kay Koonsman, took place. Mr. Barnum at this time was connected with the Wasco Warehouse Milling company at Moro. In 1903 he became a banker, seeking his fundamental knowledge in the banks of Moro, Shaniko and Wasco. He is now vice-president and general manager of the First National Bank of this city, comming to The Dalles in 1919. Mr. Barnum has always been interested in farming and livestock, which aids him in his capacity as banker in a city which still retains its early name of "Gateway to an Empire". While at Moro he served as city councilman, member of the school board, and mayor. He was district trustee for two terms of the local Kiwanis and served four years as president of The Dalles-Wasco Chamber of Commerce. Christine jchavnar@mindspring.com ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

...so Dr. Adkisson went on to write 19 diet books ??? At 02:57 PM 03/04/2000 -0800, you wrote: >Dear List, > >>From the pile of yellowed newspaper clippings: handwritten date of Sept >19, 1926 > >A pretty wedding took place at high noon Sunday when Miss Ruth L. Cooper >and Alva B. Adkisson were united in marriage at the home of the bride's >parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, by Rev. Charles A. Edwards, pastor of >the Methodist Episcopal church. The impressive ring ceramony was used. > >Preceding the wedding, "I Love You Truly" was sung by Miss Irma French, who >was accompanied on the piano by Miss Cleone Andrews of Portland and Raplh >Cooper on the flute. Mendelssohn's wedding march was also played by them >for the occassion. > >The bride was attired in a gown of white georgette with a lace wedding >veil, arranged on a coronet of orange blossoms, carrying a shower bouguet >of pink Ophelia roses and lilies-of-the-valley. > >Miss Verna Pickel acted as bridesmaid, wearing a gown of pink georgette and >carrying a bouquet of pink and yellow cactus dahlias. > >The flower girls, little Dorothy Vogle and Verla Adkisson, were also >daintily costumed for their part in the ceramony. > >Glenn Cooper, brother of the bride, attended the groom as the best man. > >Following the ceramony. Miss French sang "At Dawning" and a reception was >held for 65 assembled friends and relatives. > >The rooms were tastefully decorated rose and gold being the color scheme. >The alter was emabnked in potted palms and autum leaves, while baskets of >autumnal flowers were placed at either side and about the adjoining rooms. > >Mr. and Mrs. Adkisson will make their home in Portland, where Mr. Adkisson >is a student in the Univeristy of Oregon Medical School. >********************************** >The Havnar Family Network >Family Internet Exchange >http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/ > > >==== ORWASCO Mailing List ==== >This is a friendly list. Therefore, NO FLAMING or rude behavior in any form >will be tolerated. Offenders will be cheerfully removed from the list on their >FIRST offense! Play nice, so we can all have FUN... > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > >

In a message dated 03/04/2000 1:37:22 PM Pacific Standard Time, jchavnar@mindspring.com writes: << >From A Brief History of the Old Wasco County, Oregon Pioneers Association by William Howard McNeal published 1975 >> This is so appreciated Chris, I learned early on he died of an old arrow shot to his forehead some years after he was actually shot. I have two versions of almost everything he went through in life...lol. I so appreciate all you have sent my way, & thank you for sharing with the list. Teresa (Spokane,Wa.) Kapoonis59@aol.com ALFORD ~ ALDRICH ~ APPERSON ~ ASHTON ~ AUGUSTINE ~ AUSTIN ~ BALSTONE ~ BROTON ~ BULL ~ BUTTER ~ COGGESHALL ~ CRONK ~ ENEAS ~ FRIES ~ GREEN ~ GURDON ~ HOFFER ~ HAWKINS ~ JAMES ~ KURTZHALL ~ LEIS ~ LOCHMAN ~ MCKAY ~ MEACHAM(W) ~ MON-MON-ICH ~ NAULTH ~ OLNEY ~ PUTNAM ~ REED ~ STURGIE ~ TANNER ~ WANGFORD ~ WHIPPLE ~ ZEBELL

Dear List, >From the pile of yellowed newspaper clippings: handwritten date of Sept 19, 1926 A pretty wedding took place at high noon Sunday when Miss Ruth L. Cooper and Alva B. Adkisson were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, by Rev. Charles A. Edwards, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. The impressive ring ceramony was used. Preceding the wedding, "I Love You Truly" was sung by Miss Irma French, who was accompanied on the piano by Miss Cleone Andrews of Portland and Raplh Cooper on the flute. Mendelssohn's wedding march was also played by them for the occassion. The bride was attired in a gown of white georgette with a lace wedding veil, arranged on a coronet of orange blossoms, carrying a shower bouguet of pink Ophelia roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Verna Pickel acted as bridesmaid, wearing a gown of pink georgette and carrying a bouquet of pink and yellow cactus dahlias. The flower girls, little Dorothy Vogle and Verla Adkisson, were also daintily costumed for their part in the ceramony. Glenn Cooper, brother of the bride, attended the groom as the best man. Following the ceramony. Miss French sang "At Dawning" and a reception was held for 65 assembled friends and relatives. The rooms were tastefully decorated rose and gold being the color scheme. The alter was emabnked in potted palms and autum leaves, while baskets of autumnal flowers were placed at either side and about the adjoining rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Adkisson will make their home in Portland, where Mr. Adkisson is a student in the Univeristy of Oregon Medical School. ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

Hi Chris: Yes, send me a copy of this Bolton article. I don't know if I knew this one, but I went to school to Bolton teacher, had Bolton classmates with some during the 1930s, and a cousin from my MOORE Line married a Bolton. I'll send you my address on the other message or if you scan, that is probably OK. Violet Moore Guy (Formerl - Thw Moore Ranchs at Nansene on Tygh Ridge 03/04/00 ======================== Chris Havnar wrote: > Hi - > > My husband is currently digging through a suitcase full of stuff from his > mom and found a yellowed newspaper clipping. Handwritten date of April 23, > 1942 - title "No. 1 Pioneer" WITH PICTURE > > Thought to be the number one pioneer of Wasco county is D.L. "Lee" Bolton > of 922 East Seventh street, The Dalles, shown above. Born in Lane county, > Oregon, on December 21, 1854, he came to Wasco county in 1858 and has been > a continous resident of this county for 84 years. Mr. Bolton still is > active and is planning an eventful day at the 21st annual reunion of the > Wasco County Pioneer's association, to be held in the civic auditorium, The > Dalles, on Saturday May 2. His long period of continuous residence may be > an all-time record for this county, other Pioneer associatino members > reported today. > > ******************* > If anyone is interested in a copy of this clipping, BEFORE I put it into my > files, never to be seen again, please send me a message off list and I'll > scan it and send it to you as a file attach. > Christine > > ********************************** > The Havnar Family Network > Family Internet Exchange > http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/ > > ==== ORWASCO Mailing List ==== > Check out the all-new Wasco County GenWeb site at > http://www.historysavers.com/orwasco/ > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Dear List - I have a pile of yellowing newspaper clippings that basically husband and I discovered "we" had last night. It all started when we were talking about who had grandpa's WWI uniform - I thought that brother in law took that treasure, husband said we had it, and the search was on - turns out WE DO have the uniform - and then in the suitcase are all sorts of stuff .... I thought that I'd enter some of the articles ... if any of them are interesting, please contact me off list and I can scan and send or copy and send copies. In return I ask that you enter your WASCO county obituaries into GEN CONNECT obits for WASCO county located at: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Or/WascoObits I've entered the obits from hubby's family that I have there. OK - I'm selfish - I am a Californian attempting to research hubbies Oregon family - and it turns out some of my real "finds" were in this house all the time - but it difficult sometimes to go through the stuff from an estate - it does take the passage of a certain number of years. Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

Hi - My husband is currently digging through a suitcase full of stuff from his mom and found a yellowed newspaper clipping. Handwritten date of April 23, 1942 - title "No. 1 Pioneer" WITH PICTURE Thought to be the number one pioneer of Wasco county is D.L. "Lee" Bolton of 922 East Seventh street, The Dalles, shown above. Born in Lane county, Oregon, on December 21, 1854, he came to Wasco county in 1858 and has been a continous resident of this county for 84 years. Mr. Bolton still is active and is planning an eventful day at the 21st annual reunion of the Wasco County Pioneer's association, to be held in the civic auditorium, The Dalles, on Saturday May 2. His long period of continuous residence may be an all-time record for this county, other Pioneer associatino members reported today. ******************* If anyone is interested in a copy of this clipping, BEFORE I put it into my files, never to be seen again, please send me a message off list and I'll scan it and send it to you as a file attach. Christine ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

>From A Brief History of the Old Wasco County, Oregon Pioneers Association by William Howard McNeal published 1975 pg 162: Circuit Court Judges of Wasco County At the May 3, 1928 session of the Wasco County Pioneers Association, B.S. Huntington, Attorney of The Dalles and Spikane, gave the following short historical account of the Circuit Court of Wasco County: The first session being held August 14, 1854 and precided over by Judge Nathan Olney, first merchant of The Dalles 1848, whose term expired in 1861. ....... And from the first message/reference - I was real confused about the arrow- this makes more sense to me ..... pg 92: Olney Nathan (1825-1866) First Dalles Merchant of 1848 was a native of Penn. When he returned from service in the Cayuse Indian War of 1847-1848 in the Walla Walla Campaign, following the Whitman Massacre by the Cayuse Indians, he built a log cabin at 103 W 2nd on the banks of Mill Creek in which he lived with his Indian wife Annette (B. 1838 at The Dalles) and had a small store trading with the Indians and the emigrants as the first Merchant of The Dalles. In 1849 when Col W.W. Loring arrived with the 4th U.S. Infantry he made a Military Reservation of 10 square miles for Fort Dalles, forcing Olney to move to Chenowith Creek where he built his 2nd log store and dwelling about where old Hwgy. 30 bridge is located in the Westgate area, where he once again traded with the Indians, emigrants and Ft. Dalles soldiers. In 1851 the Military Reservation was reduced to One Square Mile, permitting boats to land at The Dalles where civilians could work the boats, live and build a community. Olney was a Veteran of the Yakima Indian War of 1855-56 and an interpeter in the Coat <sic> Indian uprisings of 1861-62 which made him a Civil War Veteran also. Following that service he took his wife and sons Frank & Melvina (B. 1856) and son Wm. (B. 1858) to the Yakima Indian Reservation where he was entitled to a rich Toppnish stock claim. One day his horse stepped in a badger hole throwing him off onto his head driving an old Indian arrow into his brain. He was buried at Ft. Simcoe, Wn. and his family remained on the Yakima Indian Reservation. He played the violin. ---W.H. McNeal's HISTORY OF WASCO COUNTY; P. 56, 59, 233, 274, 444 ********************************** The Havnar Family Network Family Internet Exchange http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/

I have the following book: "Antelope, The saga of a Western Town" by Art Campbell. The book was published (by Maverick, Bend, Oregon) and copyrighted (by Art Campbell) in 1990. I could let you know if your person is listed in the index. The book is out of print, but I was able to get a copy of it through a used book dealer in The Dalles, Oregon. I first saw the book in the library of the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center/Wasco County Historical Museum at The Dalles. Audrey Cox Vogelpohl Seattle, Washington

Would there be biographical info on Samuel R. COX, Herbert SHERRY, or Allen GRANT; all of Wasco County at the turn of the century ... except Herbert Sherry who was killed in a gun fight in 1887 in Antelope, Oregon. Thank you. Audrey Cox Vogelpohl Seattle, Washington LuraL27@aol.com wrote: > > I have the following book. > > AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF CENTERAL OREGON EMBRACING WASCO, SHERMAN, GILLIAM, > WHEELER, CROOK AND LAKE COUNTIES, STATE OF OREGON, Western Historical > Publishing company, Spokane, Wash, 1905 > > Has an indexed biographical section on Wasco co with and some portraits, also > indexed. > > Lura in AZ > > ==== ORWASCO Mailing List ==== > Check out the all-new Wasco County GenWeb site at > http://www.historysavers.com/orwasco/ > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Dan, The Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society, Wasco County, Oregon websites are: http://community.oregonlive.com/cc/genealogy and www.familyhistory.com/societyhall/search.asp Possibly we can help you in local research. Earline Wasser, President Dan wrote: > Chris= > would you do a genric lookup for > the name > MATNEY > and post it to the list, I know there are more than 1 of use here looking up > our name . > if you have a scanner it would be nice just to scan it rather than try to > type it all ; I will share it with our Matney gene group as a whole. > > I am looking for some Klamath lookup volunteers too ? > Dan > > Genealogy Community Support site > Host site for my lists and people who want to be found > http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney > Make money surfing, see my site > Cherokees/Surname lists/Shopping > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Chris Havnar <jchavnar@mindspring.com> > To: <ORWASCO-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 8:57 PM > Subject: [ORWASCO] Books We Own > > > >From Books we own, I inherited the following books from my late > > mother-in-law. Should any body wish a look up please let me know and > I'll > > see what is available. Christine > > > > "A Brief History of the Old Wasco County, Oregeon Pioneer Association." > > William Howard McNeal. Biographies of more than 400 Centennial Families of > > Wasco County Based on the census of 1860, 1870, and 1880 and membership > > applications from which most of the associations members decesed from or > > are related to. CH5 > > > > "The History of Wasco County History Book." Bruce Harris, c. 1983. History > > of the County and several biographies of families. CH5 > > > > "History of WASCO Lodge No 15 AF&AM." William H. McNeal. c. 1968-69 > History > > of The Dalles Masonic Orders: Chapter No. 6 Royal Arch Masons, Columbia > > Commandery No. 13 Knights Templer, etc. Also several personal biographies. > > The original committee was appointed in 1885 to prepare the included > > histories which include records of many of the earliest settlers of the > > Fort Dalles area and their participation in the area's development. CH5 > > > > "THE STEELHEAD" partial 1915. complete 1916. 1918, & 1939. Yearbooks of > THE > > DALLES HIGH SCHOOL. Typical High School Year Book, but can send .jpegs of > > pictures contained in the above 4 yearbooks, and any other information > > contained. Will search names if you provide year attended, etc. CH5 > > > > "AL KADER TEMPLE - 1979 (YEARBOOK)" The Oregon Shriners annual publication > > of members and their activities, which includes individual pictures of the > > members, group pictures of the seperate regional clubs and Shrine Units. > > Can send JPegs of groups or individual photos. CH5 > > > > "Grand Lodge of Oregon 1846-1951 Volume 1 & 2." Wilkinson, John C., Grand > > Historian. This includes in chronilogical order the events and actiivities > > of the individual chapters and the Grand Lodge during the time period > > mentioned. Can send JPegs of texts. CH5 > > > > At 07:08 PM 2/29/00 -0800, Cheri wrote: > > >Looks like I left another one off my list of "vital links to have" -- the > > Books > > >We Own site. Great site, and it's now housed at Rootsweb. This site has > been > > >around for a long time, on a private server, and you'll see why it's so > > valuable > > >if you visit it once. I consider it to be "THE" lookup service when I > need a > > >specific lookup, > > ********************************** > > The Havnar Family Network > > Family Internet Exchange > > http://havnar.home.mindspring.com/ > > > > > > ==== ORWASCO Mailing List ==== > > This is a friendly list. Therefore, NO FLAMING or rude behavior in any > form > > will be tolerated. Offenders will be cheerfully removed from the list on > their > > FIRST offense! Play nice, so we can all have FUN... > > > > ============================== > > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > ==== ORWASCO Mailing List ==== > Have any Wasco County obits or biographical sketches lying around in your > files? Please submit them to the Wasco Co. GenWeb Coordinator for sharing > on the website. You might find a new cousin and help someone else in the process! > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.