On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Kit Niemann wrote: > Alexandria Mercedes McCann > > Can some one tell me who her husband was? It is the McCann family > that I am following. > Thank you. > > Evrett Daily Herald > 1942 > > Alexandria Mercedes McCann, 39, of 2916 Nassau ave., died Friday morning > at an Everett hospital after an extended illness. Mrs. McCann has been a > resident of Everett for four years. Surviving her are her father, Robert > Donnelly of Everett, a brother Harmon Donnelly of Long Beach, Ca. and a > sister, Mona Bowers of route three Everett. Funeral arrangements are in > charge of Purdy & Walters funeral home and will be announced later. > > -- > Kit Niemann - [email protected] Odds are that the Purdy & Walters funeral home will have that info. John You wanna discuss it? Try: INDIAN-HERITAGE discussion List *===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===* # John Wm Sloniker <[email protected]> Seattle, WA # # (206) 789-6663 7323 - 19th Ave NW 98117-5612 # *===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*===*

Alexandria Mercedes McCann Can some one tell me who her husband was? It is the McCann family that I am following. Thank you. Evrett Daily Herald 1942 Alexandria Mercedes McCann, 39, of 2916 Nassau ave., died Friday morning at an Everett hospital after an extended illness. Mrs. McCann has beena resident of Everett for four years. Surviving her are her father, Robert Donnelly of Everett, a brother Harmon Donnelly of Long Beach, Ca. and a sister, Mona Bowers of route three Everett. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Purdy & Walters funeral home and will be announced later. -- Kit Niemann - [email protected] Sir Names: Niemann - Allen / Kimball Murphy / Roundtree - Pearl / Leonard McDonald / McCann - Wenzel

My best friend Chloe Ann CALLAHAN MORRIS HOLSING died 3 days ago. She always wanted to help people with anything. I include her obituary here in hopes that it will help someone with their lines. Any questions, perhaps I can help. Lee Valley News Dispatch, Tarantum, Pennsylvania Tuesday, January 29, 2002 Chloe A. HOLSING Harrison Chloe A. HOLSING, 59, of Harrison died at 8 p.m. Sunday (Jan. 27, 2002) in UPMC St. Margaret, Pittsburgh, following a lengthy illness. Born Dec. 19, 1942, in Seattle, King County, Washington, she lived in Harrison, Patrona Heights, Pennsylvania since 1986. She was Lead Program Worker at Family Services of Western Pa., New Kensington, for 10 years. Mrs. Holsing was a member of Bull Creek Presbyterian Church, West Deer, and Jednota, Tarentum. She enjoyed ceramics, needlepoint and reading. Survivors include her husband, Jeff J. HOLSING; two sons, David MORRIS of Houston, Texas, and Steven FOLMAR of Lake Stevens, Wash., two daughters, Mrs. Lisa nee MORRIS (John) GEORGE of Freeport, and Mrs. Leah nee MORRIS (Scott) McTEER of Granite Falls, Wash.; six grandchildren; her parents, John and Betty DEDMON CALLAHAN of Issaquh, Wash.; two brothers, Kevin, and Sean CALLAHAN, both of Woodenville, Wash.; and five sisters, Kathy nee CALLAHAN BLAKE of Maple Valley, Wash., Christa nee CALLAHAN SWANSON of Kent, Wash., and Cheri MURPHY, nee De DeSHAW, and Michelle DeSHAW, all of Seattle. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in KRYNICKI FUNERAL HOME INC., 1007 Freeport Road, Natrona Heights. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Bull Creek Presbyterian Church, officiated by her pastor, the Rev. James Legge. Burial will be in Bull Creek Cemetery, West Deer. Leona Herman Kollman Garcia emailto:[email protected]

Oregon Death certificates are 25 cents from the Oregon state archives which is on the internet and can be ordered over the internet I believe. The certificate must be over 50 years old. If less than 50 years old they are $15 from Vital records and you must ask for the long form not the short form. Ann Vasconi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathie L Broderson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 9:55 AM Subject: Grinnell resources > Thank you all for the Grinnell resources. I am back on line with a new > computer. I checked out the Grinnell site mentioned and found it > interesting. Hopefully it will be an asset to me as a few more questions > are answered. Has any one sent for an Oregon death certificate before? I > am going to take the risk to send for one hoping it is the one for my > ggrandmother Marie that I mentioned earlier. Having another record with > her mother (Grinnell) on it will help I hope. The index I have for this > shows the death date but not the age of the person. The death happened > after 1924 so the certificate is not available on a real from the FHC. > Thanks again, > Kathie Broderson > >

Kathy, Send your information to this edress, [email protected] for the death certificate. It will cost $.25 for the copy and $.34 for postage. Dot Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by Norton Anti-Virus -----Original Message----- From: Kathie L Broderson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 9:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Grinnell resources Thank you all for the Grinnell resources. I am back on line with a new computer. I checked out the Grinnell site mentioned and found it interesting. Hopefully it will be an asset to me as a few more questions are answered. Has any one sent for an Oregon death certificate before? I am going to take the risk to send for one hoping it is the one for my ggrandmother Marie that I mentioned earlier. Having another record with her mother (Grinnell) on it will help I hope. The index I have for this shows the death date but not the age of the person. The death happened after 1924 so the certificate is not available on a real from the FHC. Thanks again, Kathie Broderson

If you are near enough go to the Sandpoint Regional Archives to find the intention papers of family member. Don't give up here. You may also find the proof of naturalization as well. I was able to get the records for only a quarter and still had time to find other information about my family. It is a wonderful experience.

. Has any one sent for an Oregon death certificate before> Hi Kathie: Oregon has a 50 year waiting period on death certificates. There are a few exceptions but best not count on it. They are available cheap and uncertified on the internet. The death index is not subject to the 50 year rule. Try: http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/reference.html Good Luck. Jim Pearson [email protected]

Thank you all for the Grinnell resources. I am back on line with a new computer. I checked out the Grinnell site mentioned and found it interesting. Hopefully it will be an asset to me as a few more questions are answered. Has any one sent for an Oregon death certificate before? I am going to take the risk to send for one hoping it is the one for my ggrandmother Marie that I mentioned earlier. Having another record with her mother (Grinnell) on it will help I hope. The index I have for this shows the death date but not the age of the person. The death happened after 1924 so the certificate is not available on a real from the FHC. Thanks again, Kathie Broderson

Virginia: I got a copy of an ancestor's "Declaration of Intention to file citizenship papers" from the National Archives Pacific Alaska (Seattle). It only cost US$10.00. Contact Celia Ceffalo, Archives Technician, at [email protected] She was most helpful. Eileen Herkes > From: "Virginia Curulla" <[email protected]> > > > Can someone tell me the location of 1927 records from the U..S. District > > Court in Seattle? That is where and when my father-in-law was > naturalized. > > In the Seattle Phone book that you have, there is a blue government section. > Look in the Federal Government portion. > >

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try it. Virgina > From: "Eileen" <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2002 19:33:03 -0500 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: U.S. District Court-Seattle > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2002 17:30:49 -0700 > > Virginia: > > I got a copy of an ancestor's "Declaration of Intention to file citizenship > papers" from the National Archives Pacific Alaska (Seattle). It only cost > US$10.00. > Contact Celia Ceffalo, Archives Technician, at [email protected] > She was most helpful. > > Eileen Herkes > > >> From: "Virginia Curulla" <[email protected]> >> >>> Can someone tell me the location of 1927 records from the U..S. > District >>> Court in Seattle? That is where and when my father-in-law was >> naturalized. >> >> In the Seattle Phone book that you have, there is a blue government > section. >> Look in the Federal Government portion. >> >> >

Those records are at the National Archives at Sand Point in Seattle. Good Luck. Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia Curulla" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 3:12 PM Subject: U.S. District Court-Seattle > Can someone tell me the location of 1927 records from the U..S. District > Court in Seattle? That is where and when my father-in-law was naturalized. > > Thanks, > > Virginia Curulla > Seattle WA > >

Didn't quite finish... look up the Archives. There is a Federal archives in Seattle. They'll have the answers.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia Curulla" <[email protected]> > Can someone tell me the location of 1927 records from the U..S. District > Court in Seattle? That is where and when my father-in-law was naturalized. In the Seattle Phone book that you have, there is a blue government section. Look in the Federal Government portion.

Can someone tell me the location of 1927 records from the U..S. District Court in Seattle? That is where and when my father-in-law was naturalized. Thanks, Virginia Curulla Seattle WA

Judy, what a nice thing to do! Hope someone with a connection sees this and responds. Janet ---------- >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Heide/Knoell >Date: Tue, Jan 22, 2002, 3:04 PM > >Hi Listers. > While out and about last Sat. I came across a Bride book from this area, >Tacoma WA. Grooms name was Harold Victor Heide, Brides name was Evelyn Marie >Knoell. Married in Tacoma on 15 Jul 1937. The book was in wonderful >condition, lots of information, and things saved from the bridal shower and >wedding. It was for sale at the antique mall on 84th & So. Tacoma Way, booth ># 44, $15.00. If you are out of the area and want I can go get for you and >send off for the cost. >Thanks >Judy >

I am looking for Caren Gale Chapman, born 1940-45 probably in Washington. Her father was killed in Korea in 1951 and at that time she and her mother were living in Everett, Washington. Information from the city directories indicates she lived with her mother until 1963-4 when she probably married. Her mother's name was Mildred C. Chapman and she worked at Scott Paper Co. from about 1955 to 1977. It is possible the mother is still living and I hope to contact both of them. Can someone check the Everett area marriage records to see if there is one for Caren G. Chapman about 1962-64? Thanks for any help. John Chapman Austin, Texas

I am looking for information on Capt. Charles A. Turner, he died in 1949. Last residence was 1912 Rucker Avenue, Everett, WA. I remember Caption Turner when I was a small child and he visited my grandparents. This is the obit for his wife whom I don't think I ever met. Everett Daily Harold Obit. Mrs. Norah D. Turner August 12, 1950 Mrs. Norah D. Turner of 1912 Rucker Avenue, died at her home Friday evening. Her death follower an extended illness. Mrs. Turner was born at Kiltmauth, County Mayo, Ireland, March 17, 1875, and has been a resident of Everett for the past 40 years. She was the widow of the late Charles A. Turner who died in 1949. She was a past president of the American Legion Earl Faulkner Unit Auxiliary, also a past president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the John Wannebo Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, The Catholic Daughters of America, Women's Catholic Order of Foresters and the Social Study Club. She is survived by one son, Charles P. Turner; a daughter, Cecilia Turner; three grandchildren, Winifred, Patrick and Susan Turner, all of Seattle; two sisters, Mrs.Ella Pray of Smallwood, N.Y., and Mrs. Margaret Guiton of Boonton, N.J., and a brother, Charles Durkin of Seattle. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Jerread's Chapel and will be announced later. Kit -- Kit Niemann - [email protected] Sir Names: Niemann - Allen / Kimball Murphy / Roundtree - Pearl / Leonard McDonald / McCann - Wenzel

Glad to help a bit. Others might like to know of one of the Other Sunnysides that exist in WA, even tho it is not a town but rather an area well known to Locals - a former major access between Snohomish and Marysville in those so called "Good Ol' Daze" of pre- and post- Depression times! I tried looking in the phone book to see if there is a cemetery in Lake Stevens, but found none listed. Called my bro-in-law who lives there but he's out running around. Perhaps someone "out there" might come up with a site in that area, and I will keep trying. Could your John Carlson have been a logger? Seems I knew of a John Carlson, a patient at Alderwood Sanitorium, Snohomish about 1945. He died there of T.B. I will try to contact a friend who might know more about that incident and get back to you if I find anything. Later . . . . . Jan. 23,2002 Carroll in Snohomish &_/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Kuhns" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 10:56 AM Subject: Re: [WASNOHOM] Re: CARLSON, EDITH 1907-1927 > Wow! Thank you so much! I'm going to post some of this information on my web site, if it's okay. And hopefully someday soon I'll be heading up there (it's only a little ways away from my house in Kirkland!) > By the way, where would be the best place to look for obituaries, which may show where John Carlson is buried (I'm thinking he might be in Lake Stevens, as I can't find him in Marysville). > >Yes, there definitely is a Sunnyside, WA an area East of Everett, WA, and a > >bit SEof Marysville > >Lake Stevens WA is nearby and to the East of this Sunnyside area. There is > >a Sunnyside Road. This Sunnyside > >is not a town, but rather an area or strip by that name. It had a very old > >100 yr old schoolhouse, which was torn down. > >A newer Sunnyside School was built a number of years ago at another site > >along the Sunnyside Road. > >I am not familiar with the area to know where the cemetery is located at > >this time. > >Upon looking at a Thomas' Map: The Hwy 2 (Hewitt Ave Trestle) travelling > >East to Cavalero Corner stay in Left Lane and > >turn Left onto Hwy 204 North for a very short distance of a few feet > >watching for the South Sunnyside Blvd (Left Turn) & on Sunnyside Blvd which > >is very narrow and is full of curves proceed in a Northerly direction. You > >will be able to see Everett > >to your far Left or Westerly direction as you drive along Sunnyside Blvd. > >Lots of farms/farland/barns etc. If you keep following this blvd. you will > >eventually come into the city of Marysville, WA My Thomas map pages are p. > >39, p 35 and p 31(the map section numbers, also). > >consecutively following the route I described. The part of Sunnyside Blvd. > >that is nearest to the City of Marysville is also known as 63rd Ave. > > I tried to see if I could see the cemetery symbol along this road but could > >see none. I did see the site of the Sunnyside School at 40th. St NE (Morgan > >Branch Rd) and 63rd Ave NE aka Sunnyside Blvd. The newer school. > > Hope this will help locate this area. The Sunnyside road used to be the > >main thorofare between Snohomish and Marysville > >back in the tin lizzy era and those Depression years. > > > >Carroll in Snohomish > >[email protected] > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: <[email protected]> > >To: <[email protected]> > >Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 10:18 PM > >Subject: [WASNOHOM] Re: CARLSON, EDITH 1907-1927 > > > > > >> 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/VEC.2ACI/1427.2050.1.1.1 > >> > >> Message Board Post: > >> > >> Thanks for the info. Supposedly they lived in Sunnyside, or were buried > >there, but the only Sunnyside's i know of are in Whatcom County and > >between yakima and tri-cities. > >> > > > > > > Signup for your FREE CareerMosaic ResumeMail account and have a chance to win a FREE LapTop at http://www.careermosaic.com >

Hi Listers. While out and about last Sat. I came across a Bride book from this area, Tacoma WA. Grooms name was Harold Victor Heide, Brides name was Evelyn Marie Knoell. Married in Tacoma on 15 Jul 1937. The book was in wonderful condition, lots of information, and things saved from the bridal shower and wedding. It was for sale at the antique mall on 84th & So. Tacoma Way, booth # 44, $15.00. If you are out of the area and want I can go get for you and send off for the cost. Thanks Judy

I have a Bert Grinnell who md a Lottie Gill, she was a 1st cousin once removed to my mother. Bert was born March 13, 1900--don't know where, md Lottie Gill June 11, 1920. They possibly md. in Idaho Co., Idaho. He died in Dec. 1971 in Quincy, Plumas Co., CA. Lottie was born March 16, 1903 prob. Idaho. She died Dec. 5, 1996 in Anderson, Shasta Co., CA The Gill family is my line and haven't researched the Grinnell connection. Sharron Redden, CA