Thank you, Tom. I haven't had a chance to go back in and try it but will do so soon. First I thought I might have an older outdated card but they should be good "forever" I would think. Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Tregoning" <trego@gte.net> To: <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 5:35 PM Subject: Re: [PSRoots] Accessing HeritageQuestOnline (Proquest) > Hi Antoinette, > I use the King County Lib. and use all the digits on my card and it works. > Example: 000456987 you must enter the 00045.. for it to work > Tom from near Seattle > > At 3/14/0410:38 AM, you wrote: > >It doesn't work for me ~ asks me to enter my Bar Code ~ ~ I used #s on back > >of my card but doesn't work ~ ~ > >Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington) > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Janet G. Baccus" <JanetGB@att.net> > >To: <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 10:23 AM > >Subject: [PSRoots] Accessing HeritageQuestOnline (Proquest) > > > > > >> Rumors have been passing around about how to access HeritageQuest > >> Online (ProQuest) through our Pierce County Library system, from our > >> home computers FREE!!! > >> > >> AT LAST, I have the correct information! Jeanine Barndt of Heritage > >> Quest Research Library in Sumner, WA shared her knowledge as did Al > >> and Bill with the computer section at Pierce County Library > >> Administration. > >> > >> 1. YOU NEED TO HAVE A PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY CARD!!! > >> > >> 2. get online on your home computer, and got to the website: > >> http://www.pcl.lib.wa.us Press enter > >> > >> 3. Once at PCL's site, look on the left side of screen and click on > >> Databases/Full Text Press enter > >> > >> 4. Once there,scroll down to 2nd section of Biography, Genealogy and > >> History > >> > >> 5. 3rd on the left HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) Press > >> enter > >> > >> this is your entry to HeritageQuest Online. If the next screen pops > >> up asking for a use name and password, go back to last screen and press > >> enter again. Whenever that happens it means HeritageQuest Online has a > >> problem at the moment or they are in overload and rejects anymore to > >> the site at this time. > >> > >> YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ENTER A USE NAME NOR A PASSWORD TO ACCESS THIS FREE > >> ENTRY. Just keep trying! I did and was successful! Copied several > >> census extractions including 1930, > >> > >> Janet Baccus JanetGB@att.net > >> > >> > > > > > > > >__________ NOD32 1.665 (20040314) Information __________ > > > >This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. > >http://www.nod32.com > >

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Lois, thank you for sharing this! Janet Baccus On Sunday, March 14, 2004, at 07:28 PM, Lois Theodoratus wrote:

I found I could not access Heritage Quest because of my Firewall and other security. I also found if I got into the library website, disabled the security, then put in the library number, then into Heritage Quest I could then enable the security again and it would work. I'm just nervous thinking I have no security and being on line. I don't know if this helps or not, but you might try it. Lois theo@cnw.com

Hi Antoinette, I use the King County Lib. and use all the digits on my card and it works. Example: 000456987 you must enter the 00045.. for it to work Tom from near Seattle At 3/14/0410:38 AM, you wrote: >It doesn't work for me ~ asks me to enter my Bar Code ~ ~ I used #s on back >of my card but doesn't work ~ ~ >Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington) > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Janet G. Baccus" <JanetGB@att.net> >To: <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 10:23 AM >Subject: [PSRoots] Accessing HeritageQuestOnline (Proquest) > > >> Rumors have been passing around about how to access HeritageQuest >> Online (ProQuest) through our Pierce County Library system, from our >> home computers FREE!!! >> >> AT LAST, I have the correct information! Jeanine Barndt of Heritage >> Quest Research Library in Sumner, WA shared her knowledge as did Al >> and Bill with the computer section at Pierce County Library >> Administration. >> >> 1. YOU NEED TO HAVE A PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY CARD!!! >> >> 2. get online on your home computer, and got to the website: >> http://www.pcl.lib.wa.us Press enter >> >> 3. Once at PCL's site, look on the left side of screen and click on >> Databases/Full Text Press enter >> >> 4. Once there,scroll down to 2nd section of Biography, Genealogy and >> History >> >> 5. 3rd on the left HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) Press >> enter >> >> this is your entry to HeritageQuest Online. If the next screen pops >> up asking for a use name and password, go back to last screen and press >> enter again. Whenever that happens it means HeritageQuest Online has a >> problem at the moment or they are in overload and rejects anymore to >> the site at this time. >> >> YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ENTER A USE NAME NOR A PASSWORD TO ACCESS THIS FREE >> ENTRY. Just keep trying! I did and was successful! Copied several >> census extractions including 1930, >> >> Janet Baccus JanetGB@att.net >> >> > > > >__________ NOD32 1.665 (20040314) Information __________ > >This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. >http://www.nod32.com

Corrected 2nd time....rats! see asterisk near bottom of email.... Rumors have been passing around about how to access HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) through our Pierce County Library system, from our home computers FREE!!! AT LAST, I have the correct information! Jeanine Barndt of Heritage Quest Research Library in Sumner, WA shared her knowledge as did Al and Bill with the computer section at Pierce County Library Administration. 1. YOU NEED TO HAVE A PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY CARD!!! 2. get online on your home computer, and got to the website: http://www.pcl.lib.wa.us Press enter 3. Once at PCL's site, look on the left side of screen and click on Databases/Full Text Press enter 4. Once there,scroll down to 2nd section of Biography, Genealogy and History 5. 3rd on the left HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) Press enter OPPS! forgot step 6 6. When you press enter at step 5, a new screen appears "Remote Patron Authentication" and asks for the full bar code numbers on the back of your Pierce County library card. Enter all of these numbers without any spaces and Press Login. you are then at the HeritageQuest Online site or should be. * If the next screen pops up asking for a use name and password, go back to last screen and enter bar code again and press Login again. Whenever that happens it means HeritageQuest Online has a problem at the moment or they are in overload and rejects anymore to the site at this time. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ENTER A USE NAME NOR A PASSWORD TO ACCESS THIS FREE ENTRY. Just keep trying! I did and was successful! Copied several census extractions including 1930 Sorry everyone! Janet Baccus JanetGB@att.net

Antoinette, I have just sent the correction on accessing HeritageQuest Online....just keep trying as I did. janet

Rumors have been passing around about how to access HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) through our Pierce County Library system, from our home computers FREE!!! AT LAST, I have the correct information! Jeanine Barndt of Heritage Quest Research Library in Sumner, WA shared her knowledge as did Al and Bill with the computer section at Pierce County Library Administration. 1. YOU NEED TO HAVE A PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY CARD!!! 2. get online on your home computer, and got to the website: http://www.pcl.lib.wa.us Press enter 3. Once at PCL's site, look on the left side of screen and click on Databases/Full Text Press enter 4. Once there,scroll down to 2nd section of Biography, Genealogy and History 5. 3rd on the left HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) Press enter OPPS! forgot step 6 6. When you press enter at step 5, a new screen appears "Remote Patron Authentication" and asks for the full bar code numbers on the back of your Pierce County library card. Enter all of these numbers without any spaces and Press Login. you are then at the HeritageQuest Online site or should be. If the next screen pops up asking for a use name and password, go back to last screen and press enter again. Whenever that happens it means HeritageQuest Online has a problem at the moment or they are in overload and rejects anymore to the site at this time. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ENTER A USE NAME NOR A PASSWORD TO ACCESS THIS FREE ENTRY. Just keep trying! I did and was successful! Copied several census extractions including 1930 Sorry everyone! Janet Baccus JanetGB@att.net OOPPS!!! Sorry everyone! Janet Baccus

It doesn't work for me ~ asks me to enter my Bar Code ~ ~ I used #s on back of my card but doesn't work ~ ~ Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet G. Baccus" <JanetGB@att.net> To: <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 10:23 AM Subject: [PSRoots] Accessing HeritageQuestOnline (Proquest) > Rumors have been passing around about how to access HeritageQuest > Online (ProQuest) through our Pierce County Library system, from our > home computers FREE!!! > > AT LAST, I have the correct information! Jeanine Barndt of Heritage > Quest Research Library in Sumner, WA shared her knowledge as did Al > and Bill with the computer section at Pierce County Library > Administration. > > 1. YOU NEED TO HAVE A PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY CARD!!! > > 2. get online on your home computer, and got to the website: > http://www.pcl.lib.wa.us Press enter > > 3. Once at PCL's site, look on the left side of screen and click on > Databases/Full Text Press enter > > 4. Once there,scroll down to 2nd section of Biography, Genealogy and > History > > 5. 3rd on the left HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) Press > enter > > this is your entry to HeritageQuest Online. If the next screen pops > up asking for a use name and password, go back to last screen and press > enter again. Whenever that happens it means HeritageQuest Online has a > problem at the moment or they are in overload and rejects anymore to > the site at this time. > > YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ENTER A USE NAME NOR A PASSWORD TO ACCESS THIS FREE > ENTRY. Just keep trying! I did and was successful! Copied several > census extractions including 1930, > > Janet Baccus JanetGB@att.net > >

Rumors have been passing around about how to access HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) through our Pierce County Library system, from our home computers FREE!!! AT LAST, I have the correct information! Jeanine Barndt of Heritage Quest Research Library in Sumner, WA shared her knowledge as did Al and Bill with the computer section at Pierce County Library Administration. 1. YOU NEED TO HAVE A PIERCE COUNTY LIBRARY CARD!!! 2. get online on your home computer, and got to the website: http://www.pcl.lib.wa.us Press enter 3. Once at PCL's site, look on the left side of screen and click on Databases/Full Text Press enter 4. Once there,scroll down to 2nd section of Biography, Genealogy and History 5. 3rd on the left HeritageQuest Online (ProQuest) Press enter this is your entry to HeritageQuest Online. If the next screen pops up asking for a use name and password, go back to last screen and press enter again. Whenever that happens it means HeritageQuest Online has a problem at the moment or they are in overload and rejects anymore to the site at this time. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ENTER A USE NAME NOR A PASSWORD TO ACCESS THIS FREE ENTRY. Just keep trying! I did and was successful! Copied several census extractions including 1930, Janet Baccus JanetGB@att.net

Hi Kevin. Thanks for the msg. If the John H. Gaches was born about 1842 I would be most certainly interested. I have him dying in Georgia in 1924 Blaine Little Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: Washington Cemetery Project <Washcem@intergate.com> Date: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 11:22 am Subject: Re: [PSRoots] Census lookups > Hi Blaine, > I have found numerous entries for this family in 1900-1920 census > records of Washington, California, Texas, and Arkansas. James > Gaches (b. > June 1843 England) is found in La Conner, Skagit County, > Washington in 1900, > and died before 1910. He was married about 1876, after arriving in > the US in > 1872. He was a merchant and a naturalized citizen. With him in > 1900 was his > wife Rhoda (b. July 1849 England) who arrived in the US in 1870 > and was the > mother of 4 children. 2 of these children were still with the parents, > George H. (b. March 1880 Washington) and Charles E. (b. Nov. 1882 > Washington). Nearby was brother George Gaches (b. June 1846 > England) and his > family of 5. > James & Rhoda's daughter Eva Florence (b. Nov. 1874 > Washington) is > found in 1900 in Oakland, California, living as a boarder in the > householdof Daniel S. Richardson (24 years older than she). From > the next two > enumerations, we find that when his wife died shortly afterwards he > remarried to Eva and became the Japanese Consul in San Francisco. > In Texas and Arkansas we find a large family descended from > John H. > Gaches, who appears to be another brother of James & George. I > have quite a > bit more detail on all these families (1900, 1910, & 1920) if you > would like > to contact me. > > Kevin Fraley > Swimref@hotmail.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Blaine Little" <little.blaine@portal.brandonsd.mb.ca> > To: <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 8:53 AM > Subject: [PSRoots] Census lookups > > > > Can some kind soul look at the censuses 1900-1930 for the GACHES > family.> They lived near La Connerton Washington. > > > > Names were James and Rhoda Gaches kids Eva F, Samuel F. and > George H. > > John Henry Gaches > > George Gaches > > The family was originally from England. > > > > Thanks in advance. > > Blaine Little > > Canada > > > > > >

Hi Blaine, I have found numerous entries for this family in 1900-1920 census records of Washington, California, Texas, and Arkansas. James Gaches (b. June 1843 England) is found in La Conner, Skagit County, Washington in 1900, and died before 1910. He was married about 1876, after arriving in the US in 1872. He was a merchant and a naturalized citizen. With him in 1900 was his wife Rhoda (b. July 1849 England) who arrived in the US in 1870 and was the mother of 4 children. 2 of these children were still with the parents, George H. (b. March 1880 Washington) and Charles E. (b. Nov. 1882 Washington). Nearby was brother George Gaches (b. June 1846 England) and his family of 5. James & Rhoda's daughter Eva Florence (b. Nov. 1874 Washington) is found in 1900 in Oakland, California, living as a boarder in the household of Daniel S. Richardson (24 years older than she). From the next two enumerations, we find that when his wife died shortly afterwards he remarried to Eva and became the Japanese Consul in San Francisco. In Texas and Arkansas we find a large family descended from John H. Gaches, who appears to be another brother of James & George. I have quite a bit more detail on all these families (1900, 1910, & 1920) if you would like to contact me. Kevin Fraley Swimref@hotmail.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Blaine Little" <little.blaine@portal.brandonsd.mb.ca> To: <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 8:53 AM Subject: [PSRoots] Census lookups > Can some kind soul look at the censuses 1900-1930 for the GACHES family. > They lived near La Connerton Washington. > > Names were James and Rhoda Gaches kids Eva F, Samuel F. and George H. > John Henry Gaches > George Gaches > The family was originally from England. > > Thanks in advance. > Blaine Little > Canada > >

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Ref. The HERALD, Everett, WA. Date: Wed. Mar 3, 2004 Section:Local Section, Our Towns Site: http://www.heraldnet.com/about Article: Island County: National archivist helps genealogists Gen. Soc. of South Whidbey Island invited volunteer archivist Curt Roselle to speak at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1p.m. Monday. Location of the Church is 18341 Hwy 525 Freeland, WA. Roselle is a retired Navy Lt. Commander who has been volunteering at the regional branch of the National Archives in Seattle. His expertise will cover many aspects of the archival system, the range of documents, plus other very pertinent information relative to genealogical research techniques. It will include info. re Amer. Indian records and documents. COMMENT: My ancestral Cousin, Bonnie Sears of So. Whidbey Is. started the Gen. Soc. of South Whidbey Island, and was among those who started the Sno-Isle Genealogical Society of the Lynnwood area in Snohomish County. Bonnie and I discovered that we were/are ancestral cousins via the TUTTLE Family Line when we both took a class in Genealogy taught by the Everett Community College. We both discovered our ancestral cousin, the late Brian Llewellyn YOUNG of Freeland, Whidbey Island. Both of us visited Brian and learned much from him re our ancestry. Margaret Summitt of Sno. Gen Society is another anc. Cousin as she and I share the same Anna (nee MICHAEL/Michel/Mikel Palatine ancestry) CLARK, my/our Grt Grt Grandmother who came out to Oregon from Indiana on the Oregon Trail 1847. She, the wife of Jason S. Clark of Kent, WA (White River Valley, WA Territory 1865). Carroll in Snohomish whose interest in ham radio has renewed his interest in telegraphy - latest catch was a ham on Numea, New Caledonia a South Pacific Island out in the Ocean east of Australia. * * * 30 * * *

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Can some kind soul look at the censuses 1900-1930 for the GACHES family. They lived near La Connerton Washington. Names were James and Rhoda Gaches kids Eva F, Samuel F. and George H. John Henry Gaches George Gaches The family was originally from England. Thanks in advance. Blaine Little Canada

>From: RGWSPOON@aol.com >Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 04:59:46 EST >Subject: [WSGS] Coming Events, March - June >To: WSGS-L@rootsweb.com > >Here's what's coming: > >March 6, 2004: Bellevue, WA: Black Genealogy Research Group of Seattle will >host a family history workshop, "Discover Your Roots", 9am - 3:30pm, at 15205 >SE 28th Ave, Bellevue (Exit 11B off I-90, behind the Moron temple). This >FREE Family History workshop will help you learn how to research African >American family roots. Featuring classes, displays and an online lab to >assist both >beginners and experts in researching black family history. Keynote speaker >will be Dr. Lorraine McConaghy, director of the Museum of History and >Industry >(MOHAI). Register by Feb 28 to receive a free CD of the Freedman's Bank >Records >and a family history resource book. For more information and to register, >visit <www.nwroots.net> or call 253-856-0292. > >March 20, 2004: Vancouver, WA: Clark County Genealogical Society Spring >Seminar will feature Dr. John Philip Colletta presenting "A Day With the >Feds." >Topics include "Passenger Arrival Records," "Naturalization Records," >"Lesser-Used Federal Records" and "Federal Court Records." For more >information see the >CkCGS website at <www.ccgs-wa.org> or call 360-750-5688. > >March 20, 2004: Chimacum, WA: Jefferson County Genealogical Society 2004 >Seminar at Tri-Area Community Center, Chimacum, WA, will feature Gary >Zimmerman >of Fiske Genealogical Foundation. The morning sessions will be devoted to >"Finding the Origins of Our Immigrating Ancestors." The afternoon session >will >be a discussion of "Maps on the Internet, Where to Find Them, and How to >Successfully Print Them Out." Bring a sack lunch. More information on the >JCGS >website: <www.rootsweb.com/~wajcgs/seminar.html> . > >March 27, 2004: The Dalles, OR: Columbia Gorge Genealogical Society >presents Leland Meitzler, Editor of Heritage Quest Magazine, in an all-day >seminar at >the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, The Dalles, OR. Details and >registration forms are available at the CGGS website < >http://community.gorge.net/genealogy> . > >April 10, 2004: Yakima, WA: Yakima Valley Genealogical Society Spring >Seminar will feature Patty McGinty discussing "Virginia Research," "Migration >Patterns From Virginia," " South Carolina Research," and "Special >Collections For >the Southern States.". For more information and registration form, check the >YVGS website at <www.rootsweb.com/~wayvgs> . > >April 17, 2004: Langley, WA: Genealogical Society of South Whidbey Island >Spring Seminar will present an all-day learning experience with renowned >lecturer and author, Hank Jones, speaking on "When the Sources Are Wrong;" >"Tracing >the Origins of Early 18th Century Palatine (or any other) Emigrants"; "Family >Traditions: How to Separate Fact from Fiction in Genealogical Research;" and >"How Psychic Roots Became an Unsolved Mystery." For more information and >registration, watch the GSSWI website at ><www.rootsweb.com/~wagsswi/index.htm> . > >April 24, 2004: Olympia, WA: Olympia Genealogical Society Spring Seminar >will feature Sherry Irvine , CGRSSM & FSAScot , speaking on Finding Your >Irish >Roots, 9am-3pm, at United Methodist Church, 1224 Legion Way SE, Olympia, with >lunch entertainment provided by the SKS Irish Dancers. For details of the >program and fees, check the website at ><www.rootsweb.com/~waogs/seminars.htm> . > >May 19-22, 2004: Sacramento, CA: The National Genealogical Society >Conference in the States presents "A Golden Prospect." For additional >information see >the NGS website at <ngsgenealogy.org> . > >June 5, 2004: Port Angeles, WA: Clallam County Genealogical Society Spring >Seminar at the Port Angeles Public Library will feature Donna Potter Phillips >and Betty Kay Anderson. For more information watch the CmCGS website at < >www.olypen.com/ccgs> . > >June 5, 2004: Spokane, WA: Eastern Washington Genealogical Society will >host an all-day German Seminar in the main auditorium of the Spokane Public >Library. Brown-bag your lunch. Speaker will be Sabine Schleichert of >Muenchen, >Germany, professional researcher and lecturer, with 15 years experience >researching German Archives, covering 14th through 20th centuries. A >member of the >German Association of Professional Genealogists, her specialties are >searching >for emigrants, church and secular records and heir searches. Details will be >posted on the EWGS website <www.rootsweb.com/~waewgs> . > >June 18-19, 2004: Kirkland, WA: Washington State Genealogical Society >(WSGS) presents "RootsSearch II - Preserving Your Family's Milestones," >hosted by >Eastside Genealogical Society and South King County Genealogical Society, >and >featuring Sharon DeBartolo Carmack, Certified Genealogist, author and >speaker, in a presentation on Friday evening and three additional >presentations on >Saturday. The Saturday program will include many additional speakers >discussing >20 topics. More information will be made available soon on the WSGS website < >www.rootsweb.com/~wasgs> . > >Bob Witherspoon >734-9835