Some from Cowlitz Co may be interested in the Lewis Co. Project????? > I have participated with the 1920 Pike Co.KY Census and have watched this > taking place quite abit in SW VA......is this something the Lewis Co. group > would be interested in? Cost is $20.00 and usually it takes from 15 to 25 > people participating (depending the number of pages on a census). These > are scanned copies and each one paying recieves the CD. Also a copy is > filed on the internet for others use. The only drawback with this is there > is no index, so on the Pike Co. list many volunteered different sections or > pages to list surnames and create our own index. I liked the CD Census as > you can magnify it and get abetter look at things. If there is interest, > which year would be the most acceptable to do? 1880?, 1900?, 1910? or 1920? > Thanks for any imput, below is the info from S-K Publications who does this > work. Normal turnaround time is 2 to 3 months. If we have enough > interested I would collect money and handle the process with S-K. John > Blair/Listowner > > GROUP RATES ($1 per page) > 1. If several people wish to pay $20 each for S-K Publications to scan a > specific county/year census onto CD, we will provide a copy of the CD to > each contributor based upon a $1-per-page calculation. The number of > contributors required to make this price possible will depend upon the size > of the county. > > 2. For example, for a 200-page county, there would need to be 10 > contributors paying $20 each (for a total cost of $200). For a 400-page > county, there would need to be 20 contributors paying $20 each. For a > 600-page county, there would need to be 30 contributors paying $20 each. And > so on. > > 3. If you are interested in a particular county/year, contact us for a quote > based upon the number of pages for that particular census. Then you can see > if you are able to find enough contributors to make the $20-per-person > price. > > Note: If contributors wish to pay more than $20 each, this is perfectly > acceptable, as you would need fewer contributors that way. However, $20 is > the minimum price per person. For example, we cannot provide a copy of the > CD to 200 different people, each paying $1 for a 200-page county. > > > BLAIR REUNION 2000/The Jacob Blair Project > June 24, 2000 The Breaks Interstate Park > Dickenson County, VA/Pike Co. KY > Need an ADVANTAGE in life?... > http://www.alladvantage.com/home.asp?refid=BPJ-453 > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Scan those PHOTOS, identify in writing who they are > and Protect Them for future generations! > John Blair/Listowner/ jblair@kalama.com >

Need someone to get an obituary from Daily World: . DINGMAN, Norman E, 75, Daily World, 16 April 1996. . Willing to pay for postage and copying. Thank you for your help on this matter. . Sincerely, Justin L. Dingman, Tacoma, WA

Frank Malone b. 1868 died 2 June 1936 in Kelso, Cowlitz co, Washington. He married an Effie, who must have been a widow. What was her surname? Effie Malone died 25 Jul 1904 and is buried with Frank in Cowlitz View Memorial Gardens. This couple had four children: David H. b. Jane 1899, Albert Russell b. 1901, Waldo R. b. after 1900, and Jessie Malone b. 1897 who married a ____ Lee and in 1968 was living in Kelso. Would like details on spouses and further details. Thank you, Kathleen Rizer

I am looking for obituaries from Cowlitz County, Washington to add to the archives of the Obituary Links Page. I'd like to invite you to visit and review the Obituary Links Page. There are many sources for obituaries, cemetery inscriptions, mortality schedules, death notices, as well as birth, marriage, and anniversary announcements arranged by state and county. The URL is http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ The sister page is the Obituary Archive Search Engine at http://www.cribbs.net/obitsearch/ Check out States of the Union at http://www.cribbs.net/states/ Thanks! Bill Cribbs Cribbs-Krebs-Creps-Kribbs Family History http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/cribbs.htm The Obituary Links Page http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ Always Searching http://www.cribbs.net/as/

FWD Sorry, I Forgot to send to this site. -----Original Message----- From: Maxine Baldwin Westerfield <mmwaw@sprynet.com> To: trebon@cnw.com <trebon@cnw.com> Cc: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com <WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, December 28, 1999 3:38 PM Subject: clarification.Pumphrey Cemetery > Hello Theresa, and lister's and Cemetery Keeper's., > > I reread my message after posting and could see where some may >misunderstand me. >1 My Grandmother, Sarah Jane Baldwin when removed and reburried in Little >Falls Cemetery was bur. there under that name as that is what is on the >concrete stone plus "Mother of James Smith". I was told he also was bur. in >same place. >She was moved from the Pumphrey Cemetery that was where the Pumphrey's >burried whoever died while they , William Pumphrey owned and lived on the Wm >Pumphrey homestead. I understand it was being or had been sold ?? and all >the graves bur. there before abt 1924? were moved to several other >cemetery's in Cowlitz and Lewis Co. One was Little Falls , which is now >Vadar , but at the time I think Vadar was still called Little Falls, as that >was the name first given to the Town. and Cem. which kept the name. >What I want to know is this;. >1. Is there a list of names of the graves that were moved from the Old Wm. >Pumphrey Place and when and where they were moved to?? >2. Is there a list with the birth dates and death date's of those >moved??? >3 . I was told in 1883 that my grandmother was not in the Cem by the then >caretaker ? but I looked anyway and found it there indeed. >But with no dates and told that it was moved there then abt 1924? >Little Falls town name was changed , when unk to me, to VADAR. >4. Do the Cemeteries where the other's were moved to, have a list of who >etc. was moved from Pumphrey Property Cem.? It may have been a private >Cem. as it was on the Pumphrey Property. >I have been looking for my Grandmother, Sarah Jane Pumphrey Smith Baldwin's >death date for abt 20 yrs. Not found anywhere. >Maybe someone has it in their Gen or someplace know's of it. >I would sure appreciate haveing a reply if someone can help me. >Thank you. >Maxine Baldwin mmwaw@sprynet.com > > >

Hi Teresa, Have you heard of the Pumphrey Cem. that was on the William Pumphrey Property In Lewis Co. close to Vadar, ( I Think), when it was called Little Falls? The cem there now still has the name. My Grandmother Sarah Jane Pumphrey Smith Baldwin , was first bur. there in abt 1905/6/7. Unk to me exactly. She died of T B after having 8th child which also died. My father said he was 7 yrs and he was b 1896 and his youngest sister, Sarah ( Sadie) was 6 yrs. old and it was raining season. She had 7 Living Baldwin Ch and 2 living Smith Ch. ( The yougest son James Smith was adopted by her parents after she mar. my grandfather, Paden Cox Baldwin about 1888. The story is that they couldn't get along with him as he was abt 14? yrs older than they. The other Smith son, Wesley lived with an uncle, Francis (Frank) Pumphrey and Family.) Sadie, if I remember was b 1899 so with her it would have been abt 1905. With my father it would have been abt 1903??? I have not found a death date as deaths weren't required at that time. About 1924? all these graves were moved to various cemetery's in area from Cowlitz Co to others in Lewis Co. She is in Little Falls but with no birth date or death date. I wonder if anyone knows anything about this moving of those Graves abt that time? Also if there is a record of the names of those who were moved and their death dates??? I hope some one can help me. Maxine Baldwin

I haven't. ----- Original Message ----- From: <BudMaples@aol.com> To: <WACOWLIT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 12:12 AM Subject: [WACOWLIT-L] Note from Shirley > Hi, folks... > > I need to know if anyone is receiving unsolicited email from IRENE KING using > the address VEGASBAR@EXCITE.COM. The messages reference "Fetish and Fantasy" > balls. I'm trying to figure out if someone is harvesting addresses off my > list(s). > > Bill and LaRae: Please check your subscriber lists for partial addresses to > see if this person shows up. > > I have reported the offender to my ISP, and will notify Rootsweb if it > appears we have a harvester at work. > > Thanks, > Shirley > > > ==== WACOWLIT Mailing List ==== > Old Genealogists never die....they just lose their census! > I think my ancestors had several "bad heir" days! > >

Hi, folks... I need to know if anyone is receiving unsolicited email from IRENE KING using the address VEGASBAR@EXCITE.COM. The messages reference "Fetish and Fantasy" balls. I'm trying to figure out if someone is harvesting addresses off my list(s). Bill and LaRae: Please check your subscriber lists for partial addresses to see if this person shows up. I have reported the offender to my ISP, and will notify Rootsweb if it appears we have a harvester at work. Thanks, Shirley

There were a lot of major CCC and WPA projects during the 30s (and 40s?). Timberline Lodge at Mt. Hood (east of Portland, OR) was one. They also built trails in the forests, Hoover Dam and a jillion other major projects. I'm on the road for a 2-month vacation and using my laptop, but if you'll jog my memory when I get home I'll send some URLs on the CCC and WPA. Perhaps some of our members have some bookmarked now and can share them. Shirley

In a message dated 10/25/1999 10:03:25 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Thank you, Shirley That was a very creative idea. I had not thought of that. Will check it out. Thank you! Jeannie :) Publisher of The Jericho Wall Genealogy Newsletter w/ the focus on the missing women in our trees BudMaples@aol.com writes: << One thing you might check is the years of construction for Bonneville Dam. It provided thousands of jobs during a time when they were scarce. Shirley >>

One thing you might check is the years of construction for Bonneville Dam. It provided thousands of jobs during a time when they were scarce. Shirley

Big error here, I mean the Wilson list on Rootsweb..... > >Good luck on your search, have you joined the Wilson >family list on Genweb? > >Maggie > >At 11:17 AM 10/25/99 EDT, you wrote: >>Hi Maggie, Thanks for responding. >> >>My Wilson names are: >> >>John William Wilson >>Katherine/Catherine J. (prob. Jean) Lindsay Wilson >>Frank W. Wilson >>Pansy (Pat) Ruth Wilson >> > > > >==== WACOWLIT Mailing List ==== >Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! > Visit the Lower Columbia Genealogical Society Webpage > http://ci.longview.wa.us/information/library/genealogy/lcgs.html > > >

Jeannie, Alas, I do not think our families match. Mine come out of New York, then to Illinois and Kansas....then west I have none of the names you mention except one Frank but I doubt he is yours. However, I have a cousin who has done much more research on the Wilson family than I have. I will forward your mail to her and see if she can make a match.... Good luck on your search, have you joined the Wilson family list on Genweb? Maggie At 11:17 AM 10/25/99 EDT, you wrote: >Hi Maggie, Thanks for responding. > >My Wilson names are: > >John William Wilson >Katherine/Catherine J. (prob. Jean) Lindsay Wilson >Frank W. Wilson >Pansy (Pat) Ruth Wilson >

Hi again Thank you so much for sending it on. It is of interest that you have a Frank, because my Frank may have been named after a relative. I have in the past been on the Wilson RootsWeb list. It was too high of a traffic list for me to be on, because of the time it takes since most of my time is taken up with my newsletter. Hoping to hear from you again. Thanks again. Jeannie :) In a message dated 10/25/1999 8:33:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time, mrail@pacnw.com writes: << Jeannie, Alas, I do not think our families match. Mine come out of New York, then to Illinois and Kansas....then west I have none of the names you mention except one Frank but I doubt he is yours. However, I have a cousin who has done much more research on the Wilson family than I have. I will forward your mail to her and see if she can make a match.... Good luck on your search, have you joined the Wilson family list on Genweb? Maggie At 11:17 AM 10/25/99 EDT, you wrote: >Hi Maggie, Thanks for responding. > >My Wilson names are: > >John William Wilson >Katherine/Catherine J. (prob. Jean) Lindsay Wilson >Frank W. Wilson >Pansy (Pat) Ruth Wilson > >>

Hi Maggie, Thanks for responding. My Wilson names are: John William Wilson Katherine/Catherine J. (prob. Jean) Lindsay Wilson Frank W. Wilson Pansy (Pat) Ruth Wilson My mother Pat went to Kelso High school in her teen age years.circa 1924/29. There she met my father, James Lynn Walters who was a track star, circa 1920/24. He worked at the local Safeway store. After Katherine/Catherine died (circa 1915) when my mother was 3, my mother was given to Katherine's Lindsay parents until she was 8, then came back to her father by train wherever that was.. John and Frank had a band during the time my mother lived with him. A family member has said that John with or without Katherine and my mother had a farm or ranch in the vicinity of Bonneville dam probably on the WA side. I am trying to determine why and when John chose to go to WA from ND where my mother was born in 1912.. I am trying to determine if John had relatives that motivated him to come to WA, and if he stopped to visit Wilson relatives on the way from ND to WA. Jeannie :) Publisher of The Jericho Wall Genealogy Newsletter w/the focus on the missing women in our trees. In a message dated 10/24/1999 8:56:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time, mrail@pacnw.com writes: << Hi Jeanne, What are the names of your Wilsons? I have many in my family....of which most lived in and around Spokane county....Maggie At 06:23 AM 10/24/99 EDT, you wrote: >Hi list > >Searching for WILSON (grandparents), my major brick wall, in Kelso, Cowlitz >County, WA and wherever else they were in WA , maybe around Bonneville dam >area? Trying to find out where my grandmother died. > >Jeannie :) >Publisher of The Jericho Wall Genealogy Newsletter >w/focus on the missing women in our trees > > >>

Hi Jeanne, What are the names of your Wilsons? I have many in my family....of which most lived in and around Spokane county....Maggie At 06:23 AM 10/24/99 EDT, you wrote: >Hi list > >Searching for WILSON (grandparents), my major brick wall, in Kelso, Cowlitz >County, WA and wherever else they were in WA , maybe around Bonneville dam >area? Trying to find out where my grandmother died. > >Jeannie :) >Publisher of The Jericho Wall Genealogy Newsletter >w/focus on the missing women in our trees > > >==== WACOWLIT Mailing List ==== >Make sure you also submit your mailing list info requests >to pages on the Cowlitz County Website as well! >John Blair/Listowner/ jblair@kalama.com > > >

Hi list Searching for WILSON (grandparents), my major brick wall, in Kelso, Cowlitz County, WA and wherever else they were in WA , maybe around Bonneville dam area? Trying to find out where my grandmother died. Jeannie :) Publisher of The Jericho Wall Genealogy Newsletter w/focus on the missing women in our trees

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On Sat, 9 Oct 1999 21:49:45 EDT CTaylorAus@aol.com writes: --- some deleted -- >others in other parts of the US. If Richard is interested in more >information about Lone Pine Cem, I would be happy to help him as it is >only a >short distance from where I live in Woodland. Although I did receive some info of the inhabitants of Lone Pine Cem, I may want some more info, so appreciate your offer. Thank you, Dick "Straight Trees" Richard F. Strait 7810 Grover Omaha, NE 68124-3328 402-393-2629 rfstrait@juno.com (text only) "Got a Straight in your Tree?"

Welcome Shirley, I am alos glad to here John is sticking around. Most of my family only came to Cowlitz county in the mid 1900's. I am on this list so that I can answer questions and help people who are not in Cowlitz county. It's my way of returning the help I have received from others in other parts of the US. If Richard is interested in more information about Lone Pine Cem, I would be happy to help him as it is only a short distance from where I live in Woodland. Happy hunting to all Kimberly Brown CTaylorAus@aol.com