I found it. Would you like me to send you the image? Is JPG OK? Date of Licence: Nov. 9, 1894 Full name of Groom: Adam S. Bremer Age last birthday: 31 years Color: white No. of mariages: 1 one Residence: Bremer Birthplace: Indiana Occupation: Farming Father's Name: Adam Bremer Mother's maiden name: Nancy Spencer Full name of Bride: Lulu Lovell Maiden name if widow: " Shelton Age Last Birthday: 22 years Color: White No. of mariages: two Residence: Morton Birthplace: Michigan Occupation: housekeeper Father's Name: Wm Shelton Mother's maiden name: Margrell Kellar Date of Marriage: Nov 11 Place of Marriage: Res. of Wm Shelton By whom Married, and official Station: W.C. Stocking J.P. Names of Witnesses and their Residences: no.1: Leander Ross Morton no.2: Eliza J. " Morton Joyce Glover wrote: > Please look up a marriage between Adam Bremer and Lulu Studhalter in Lewis > County around 1900. She was married once before and Studhalter may be her > maiden name and she may have another last name for this marriage. > Thanks! > Joyce Glover > > ---------- > >From: Donna DeLeon <dldeleon@ix.netcom.com> > >To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [WALEWIS-L] Marriage records > >Date: Sun, Sep 5, 1999, 12:50 AM > > > > > They can be found at the SW Archives in Olympia. I'm not sure when I'll be > > down there again (a week or two from now), but give me the info and I'll do > > my best. > > > > Joyce Glover wrote: > > > >> Does anyone have access to any marriage records during the 1880-1900 time > >> period and could you do lookups? > >> > >> ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > >> Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! > >> Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit. > > > > > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Cemetery is one of most commonly misspelled words > > in our genealogist's language. CEMETERY, not > > Cemetary. > > > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Old Genealogists never die, they just lose their census. > Pruning the Family Tree is NOT Permitted!!!! > I think my ancestors had several "bad heir" days!

but for some reason I can never get color to come out in the right>> John this may not be your trouble but change the format you are saving the pictures in, some scanned photos do not look good in some formats, try TIF, JPEG, BIT, if you can try them all. the only thing I can say is watch how much space they take up and if your going to e-mail them the smaller the better<BG> Now while I was writing, the photos that we have scanned into FTW look terrible until they are opened, blown up, small on the photo album the color all run together. We have two scanners, one Easy Photo, and one HP 3200C, if not saved in the correct format they look bad<BG> boyd in Astoria, Or-e-gun

I have used my scanner over and over for old black & whites and it does great, but for some reason I can never get color to come out in the right color!(not even close) ...anyone help me? I use Image Dock software. John Blair/Your listowner who needs help!

Does anyone have any knowledge of a family, surname Spencer, who may have been in the Morton/Bremer/Cinebar area around 1890-1900? Joyce Glover

I guess my query was a little confusing she was Sara Jane McMurry when she died she was married to Jobe McMurry he died in 1899. Her maided name was Lester we thought for a long time that we was a Lester because my great grandad her son was Robert Lester McMurry. He was married to Delia Belle Doss, doughter of John Oliver Doss. I have no idea where they were married but I believe that my great grandad was born in Nebraska. ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna DeLeon <dldeleon@ix.netcom.com> To: <WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 05, 1999 1:14 PM Subject: Re: [WALEWIS-L] Marriage records > > > Tami Moorcroft wrote: > > > I have been searching with not much success for my great grandmother she is > > buried on the Klictat Cemetary in Mossyrock. She was Sarah Jane McMurry. I > > also found that she was a Lester as it was in some records of her sons. She > > was born in Nov 9, 1894 and died June 11, 1884 > > She was born and died when? > She was born Sarah Jane McMurry and died Sarah Jane Lester? Any idea when she > married? > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! > Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit. >

When I was a child, I so clearly remember the strawberry/blueberry field boss named Beulah (Layman) McMurray in the Mossyrock area. She was either (according to my mom) a half-sister or stepsister to the Neely gals. Joh Blair/Listowner

Hi! Can anyone help with the following query? Does either the Cowlitz Co. Museum or Lewis Co. Museum have information on the steamboat? Thank you! Best wishes, Jenny Tenlen Lewis Co./Cowlitz Co. GenWeb coord. jennyrt@halcyon.com >From: THEHACKSHACK@webtv.net (JESSE HACK) >Date: Sun, 5 Sep 1999 20:01:31 -0700 (PDT) >To: jennyrt@halcyon.com >Subject: Steamboat travel between Toledo and Kelso >MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) >Status: > >My grandfather (Arthur Brunner) remembers the steamboat Toledo loading >supplies in Toledo and heading South on the Cowlitz River to Kelso. I >have looked for more information on this vessel and any others at the >time and can't find anything. The closest is a picture in one of >Toledo's grocery stores. There aren't very many people alive now that >remember it. He was a young man at the time (probably in his teens). > >If you could find out anything please let me know. The boats ran up >into the 1920's I believe. > >Sincerely, Jesse Hack >

Tami Moorcroft wrote: > I have been searching with not much success for my great grandmother she is > buried on the Klictat Cemetary in Mossyrock. She was Sarah Jane McMurry. I > also found that she was a Lester as it was in some records of her sons. She > was born in Nov 9, 1894 and died June 11, 1884 She was born and died when? She was born Sarah Jane McMurry and died Sarah Jane Lester? Any idea when she married?

I have been searching with not much success for my great grandmother she is buried on the Klictat Cemetary in Mossyrock. She was Sarah Jane McMurry. I also found that she was a Lester as it was in some records of her sons. She was born in Nov 9, 1894 and died June 11, 1884 I dont know where she came from or who her parents are. I went to the train station in Chehalis and found a lot of my other relation but not her. The lady there said that there is a place in Olynmpia but I am not able to get there with my work during the week. If anyone is going I would be glad to pay for the info. ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna DeLeon <dldeleon@ix.netcom.com> To: <WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 04, 1999 9:50 PM Subject: Re: [WALEWIS-L] Marriage records > They can be found at the SW Archives in Olympia. I'm not sure when I'll be > down there again (a week or two from now), but give me the info and I'll do > my best. > > Joyce Glover wrote: > > > Does anyone have access to any marriage records during the 1880-1900 time > > period and could you do lookups? > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! > > Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit. > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Cemetery is one of most commonly misspelled words > in our genealogist's language. CEMETERY, not > Cemetary. > >

Please look up a marriage between Adam Bremer and Lulu Studhalter in Lewis County around 1900. She was married once before and Studhalter may be her maiden name and she may have another last name for this marriage. Thanks! Joyce Glover ---------- >From: Donna DeLeon <dldeleon@ix.netcom.com> >To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [WALEWIS-L] Marriage records >Date: Sun, Sep 5, 1999, 12:50 AM > > They can be found at the SW Archives in Olympia. I'm not sure when I'll be > down there again (a week or two from now), but give me the info and I'll do > my best. > > Joyce Glover wrote: > >> Does anyone have access to any marriage records during the 1880-1900 time >> period and could you do lookups? >> >> ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== >> Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! >> Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit. > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Cemetery is one of most commonly misspelled words > in our genealogist's language. CEMETERY, not > Cemetary. > >

Hello all, The name Hopgood is a very, very old name from England. Here are the variations that I know of. Hobgood, Hapgood, Hogood, Haygood, (you get the idea). My brother (half) is a Hobgood. He has been interested in the surname for a very long time and since I'm a genealogist, I have kept my eye open for information on the Hobgood surname. Perhaps two years ago, the New England Historical and Gen Soc published in their journal a family history on the name. Look up Shadrack Hobgood (or it is some variation). It might have been 96, 97, or 98. I have other information, too, but I think I should give you my brother's email and you can write him. He can fill you in on what he knows (memory like a steel trap). He knows where a number of Hobgood researchers are. The other thing I can tell you is that the name is prolific in Kentucky. There are Hobgood cemeteries (2) and I believe there is a town by the same name. My brother can tell you all. Steve Hobgood Hobgood@meta-usa.com -------------- Andrea D. MacDonald "Andi" http://www.oz.net/~sandymn/ sandymn@oz.net Washington State Cemetery Association http://www.rootsweb.com/~wapsgs/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <Rdvsr@aol.com> To: <WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 05, 1999 4:31 AM Subject: Re: [WALEWIS-L] Marriage records > My Aunt Clara Frances ROBERTS md 1st a HUNT, 2nd a Thomas HOPGOOD, I'd like > to know date of 2nd marriage which was about 1915. She may have used name of > Clara HUNT, or Clara ROBERTS. I know nothing about the HOPGOOD, except that > he was from Mass. > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Pay YOURSELF for doing Genealogy....It's Free! > Visit http://alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BPJ453 >

My Aunt Clara Frances ROBERTS md 1st a HUNT, 2nd a Thomas HOPGOOD, I'd like to know date of 2nd marriage which was about 1915. She may have used name of Clara HUNT, or Clara ROBERTS. I know nothing about the HOPGOOD, except that he was from Mass.

They can be found at the SW Archives in Olympia. I'm not sure when I'll be down there again (a week or two from now), but give me the info and I'll do my best. Joyce Glover wrote: > Does anyone have access to any marriage records during the 1880-1900 time > period and could you do lookups? > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! > Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit.

Does anyone have access to the 1889 territorial census and the 1892 State census for Lewis County?

Does anyone have access to any marriage records during the 1880-1900 time period and could you do lookups?

I'm trying to find information about the family, surname STUDHALTER who were in Lewis county early 1900's. I know there was a family, father's name Lewis Studhalter, who settled in Bremer (8 miles west of Morton) in 1912. Were there any Studhalters in the area before then? Particularly in the Bremer/Cinebar area? I've been told my great grandmother was a Studhalter (or was previously married to a Studhalter) and she was in the area in 1900-01 when my grandfather was born. I'm also still looking for information on the Bremer family that the settlement was named for. Thanks for the help. Joyce Bremer Glover

I can't tell you anything about your Studhalter family, except that I lived in Morton in 1930's and my father had a friend named "Stedahalter", I thought that was how he pronounced it?? I don't recall his 1st name now.

John I would be interested in the bennett school flag observance thanks mary

Have a write up April 10, 1914 of a flag observance and new pole by the Bennett School District 119 (Ethel) and it names all those participating including the surnames, Blair, Canterbury, Zandecki, Wright, Mulchi,Burchett, Gore, Powell, Brooks, Christian, Kerr, Todd, and King. and......... John, I would be very interested in obtaining a copy of the above. Can you send an attachment. Thanks very much. Marilyn Wright Powers

I have a picture of the Woodard family..(Believe Lewis Co.) anyone related or know who they are. Al & Bertha Woodard, 4 daughters in picture. (probably 30's or 40s) also a picture of Bill & Florence , and Bobbie Richey 20's or 30's? If you know who these people are please let me know. John Blair/Listowner