I remember seeing a copy of the book in the train station in Centralia in about 1991, it was in a case with an article about the fellow who donated the land for Centralia. We had taken a train ride to see my father and I noticed the case with Centralia and Lewis CO history while waiting for the train. May be some nice person in Centralia will go look and get the correct title. I believe they were selling it at the time, but its been awhile. Jerri

Sandra, I'm sorry that you found the cemetary without more tombstones, I haven't been there and don't the story but please contact the RECORDS KEEPER for that particular cemetary. Her name is Marie Parnell and her phone number is 360 978-4267....either ask for her or Leslie. John Blair/Listowner

Concerning the Rountree inquiry.....I rec'd a letter from another list to be careful as the Happy99 virus is following this particular inquiry. John /Listowner

Hi All, This virus is attaching itself to others e-mail being sent to you! It happened to me tonight and also another of my friends! You will get an acceptable e-mail and then you will receive another e-mail from the same person... No Subject - With an Attachment - DON'T OPEN IT!!! my virus program caught it, thank Heaven! I am sendiing this to all in my address book. Please be careful. Diane S. Reed

Sally's email is mustngsa@airmail.net After I forwarded her message to the list I rec'd another email from her with an attachment....the name of the attachment was happy99 which of course is a "real" virus.....I did not open it....I suppose it could of been a warning.....just be careful! John > > From: sally watson > > my name is sally watson i am looking for a book the history of lewis co. washington copyright 1985 by the lewis county historical society do you know where I could purshase it or can you put me in contact with someone that can get me a copy I am in the early stages of my family tree and my ancestors the Roundtrees were some of the first settlers in lewis county. I look forward to hearing from you > best regards sally > regards sally > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! > Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit.

From: sally watson my name is sally watson i am looking for a book the history of lewis co. washington copyright 1985 by the lewis county historical society do you know where I could purshase it or can you put me in contact with someone that can get me a copy I am in the early stages of my family tree and my ancestors the Roundtrees were some of the first settlers in lewis county. I look forward to hearing from you best regards sally regards sally

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There will be a BARTLEY Family Reunion on Saturday July 31. Meet at 11 a.m. Lunch at noon. Visiting as late as you want. Potluck--Bring your own table service. At Lewis and Clark Park, Second Kitchen, watch for signs Directions: Take 1-5 freeway about 10 miles south of Chehalis. Go left on exit #68 (White Pass exit) Go about 5 miles, turn right on Jackson Hwy (Old 99) Park is 2 miles on right. Questions: Call Bill Bartley 360-985-2819 Linda Bartley Pickering 360-985-2101 Barbara Bartley Pearson 509-488-2585

Hello all, Over the last year, many of you have heard about the Snohomish Pioneer Cemetery; some of you have even gone so far as to write criticisms on maillists. But, for the most part, those who did "complain" merely voiced criticisms via email to each other and on this maillist. Only three persons attended court regularly -- I only attended once. When Judge French made his decision in October (it may be found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wapsgs/WSCA/snocem.html ), it was clear what he wanted to happen. Yet, it doesn't appear to be happening. Unless we do something, the judge may say, "let it go." If that happens, all the bodies may be left where they are and not moved, just covered over by buildings and asphalt. This goes against state law. The City of Snohomish is holding a public hearing July 23, 1999 at 1:30 p.m. at the George Gilbertson board room 1601 Avenue D, Snohomish School Administration Building. Everyone who cares about the future of cemeteries within Washington should attend. Whining is not going to solve this dilemma -- physical attendance is. Washington State Cemetery Association began specifically because of the Snohomish Cemetery. We saw that valuable records had been destroyed and that descendants were devestated by had been happening at the cemetery. We vowed we would do all we could to keep other cemeteries from falling into the same disrepair the Snohomish Cemetery had. Snohomish Cemetery's disrepair is what led Superior Court Judge French to his decision. Should the City of Snohomish be allowed to disregard the orders of the judge, or be allowed to push the envelope on this, then others will follow suit. This cemetery trial is to become the state's role model for all future trials. Below is the letter from Carolynn Crawford, the person who spent $100,000 of her own money fighting the City over the cemetery. Hope to see you all at the hearing. -------------- Andrea D. MacDonald "Andi" andimac@oz.net Washington State Cemetery Association http://www.rootsweb.com/~wapsgs/ Carolynn Crawford wrote: > The latest salvo in this disgusting affair came in the mail > this Saturday. In order to understand the significance of this you need > to know that the court order from last October's trial, says the city > must put together a plan for removing the bodies from the cemetery. In > order to do this, they must first remove at least 2 feet of soil from > the entire piece of property and identify all burial pits. In order to > remove this soil they must remove the asphalt parking lot belonging to > the senoir center. They are not required to remove the bodies under the > Senior Center. The law says all bodies must be removed but the judge > obviously can't read. A request for proposal must be issued to > archaeologists in order to get an idea of all the requirements for > removing the bodies and identifying their race. This all must comply > with the agreement as signed by the City of Snohomish with the Tulalip > Indian Tribe. This is an ancient Indian burial area plus a pioneer > cemetery. The agreement with the Indians says they must identify all of > the bodies and return the Indian ones to the tribe and pay for all the > expenses of reburial on the reservation. The agreement with the Indians > also calls for a specified monument to be built to honor the Indians. > Nothing is said about the bodies which are part Indian of which there > are a few. There is also one Japanese man who was buried there also. > In order to separate out all of the different races they are going to > need DNA done on all of the skeletons because the records for the > cemetery have disappeared along with the monuments. Sixty seven > monuments disappeared in the 1970's. > Our lawyer has been sending the City attorney a letter each month > warning the City that we want to be notified of any discussing, business > etc. regarding the Cemetery.and we require copies of all documents to be > sent in a timely manner. Technically we don't need to remind then all > the time because the court order says they are to keep us informed. > On Saturday July 10, 1999 there appeared in my mail box a notice > of development application and open record public hearing from the City > of Snohomish. The notice said that a development application had been > filed by the Snohomish Valley Activities Center to build a Youth Center > on the Cemetery. The application had been filed on May 20, 1999. A > letter of completeness had been sent by the City on May 28, 1999. They > had also requested special exceptions for steep slopes, shoreline > substantial development permit and site development plan. The steep > slope exception allows them to build this two story building closer to a > 40 foot drop off at the edge of a bluff in an earthquake zone then would > normally be allowed. The notice goes on to say that there will be a > public comment period for this application starting on June 3, 1999 > which will expire on June 14, 1999 and that there will be a public > hearing on the application scheduled for June 25, 1999. > The next part of the notice says that there will be an optional > determination of non significance threshold in regards to the State > Environmental Impact Statement. Then they say there are no conditions > being considered that require mitigation. > A second sheet of paper was in the envelope. That second sheet > said that the public hearing for the Snohomish Valley Activites Council > Youth Center has been continued to July 23, 1999 at 1:30 p.m. at the > George Gilbertson board room 1601 Avenue D, Snohomish School > Administration Building. I would say they don't anticipate a crowd and > have been ever so careful to hide what they are doing. > It appears that the City of Snohomish plans to violate the > Snohomish Superior Court orders. They are also lying on the State > application. They have failed to give timely notice to our family and > the Snohomish Tribe of Indians as required by the court order and their > lawyer has lied repeatedly to our lawyer over the course of eight > months. The question now revolves around what happens next? > The building they are planning has 7000 square feet of space and > 48 parking spaces. > It will share the Cemetery with the Senior Center. As an architect, I > will tell you that even if there was no cemetery there, this is a > dangerous project. First, you must never put a youth center next to a > senior center because of the danger posed to the elderly by fast moving > children who are there for recreation purposes. Secondly, sharing a > parking lot is the height of stupidity. Elderly people frequently have > trouble moving their automobiles around in cramped spaces and backing > out of parking areas is often the most danderous move of all. Children > who have recently received driving priviledges are ofter not as skilled > as the public would like them to be. They usually lack the best > judgment especially when rattled by other children in an exciteable > situation. Thirdly, children who are in the midst of recreation and not > known to be quiet. Elderly people generally do not like loud noises and > boisterous conduct. But the single most important thing to note is > that the building is slated to be built 8 feet from a 40 foot drop off. > The bottom of this bluff has a fast moving river that regularly floods > and has killed numerous people over the years. This year the bluff gave > way and three trees went over the edge. One must always remember that > this is an earthquake zone. There was one just two weeks ago. Here is > a City which hates its elderly ignores its dead and would prefer to > dispose of its youth. What a lovely place to live! > I couldn't begin to guess what the City will do next. I do know my > family and our lawyer will be there. > Carolynn Crawford >

In eastern Kentucky the name Kozee is quite prevalent. One of the Kozee family, William C. Kozee wrote "Early Families of Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky - and their descendants" (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1979). This book might offer some information as well as an explanation of how the name may have changed during the migration west (if indeed this is the same family). Charlene Woodring John Blair wrote: > Being a common eastend name "Keesee", thought I'd pass this on. John Blair > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Shasta971@aol.com> > To: <jblair@kalama.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 4:00 PM > Subject: ?? > > > Good morning, > > Do you have any information on a Cynthia Ray and Albert Keesee > > being in Washington? > > Cynthia was born in Pike Co. Ky. > > Billie > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > .....So many people settled in Lewis County..... > Hundreds from the Appalachian Mountains to Eastern > Lewis County, many from the Midwest, How about yours?

In a message dated 7/11/99 7:18:27 AM US Mountain Standard Time, cwoodring@localaccess.com writes: << n eastern Kentucky the name Kozee is quite prevalent. One of the Kozee family, William C. Kozee wrote "Early Families of Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky - and their descendants" (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1979). This book might offer some information as well as an explanation of how the name may have changed during the migration west (if indeed this is the same family). Charlene Woodring >> Thanks for the information. Shasta

fwd.Interested in preserving Our ANCESTORS GRAVES???? Please go to these sites below and save. Spread to others. Maxine mmwaw@sprynet.com -----Original Message----- From: Lois Mauk <LawOfficeInformationSystem@worldnet.att.net> To: INDIANA-L@rootsweb.com <INDIANA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 1:27 PM Subject: [INDIANA-L] "Resting places in state of unrest" >The TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE-STAR <http://www.tribstar.com/> ran a front-page >story this morning entitled "Resting places in state of unrest". Several >mentions of the INPCRP "Hall of Shame" <http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpcrp>. > >BTW, I've added Harris-Alkire Cemetery to the "Hall of Shame" with a link to >this story. > >Lois > >

Being a common eastend name "Keesee", thought I'd pass this on. John Blair ----- Original Message ----- From: <Shasta971@aol.com> To: <jblair@kalama.com> Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 4:00 PM Subject: ?? > Good morning, > Do you have any information on a Cynthia Ray and Albert Keesee > being in Washington? > Cynthia was born in Pike Co. Ky. > Billie

Hello, I feel that our meeting went well today and I thank all who came and shared what they are doing. It was great to meet all of you. There were only 20 who could make it but so good to put a face to that e-mailer I am working with. Kevin Fraley explained the work of the Archives files which he takes care of and Celia Tomlin explained her responsibilities at the State page. Workers are still needed in so many areas I will not attempt to list them all. I can speak for the cemeteries....We need workers in many counties. Spokane, Walla Walla and Stevens are getting nearly finished, a few undone. One needs to contact Kevin or me and make sure it is not adopted before you read one, since they are not always listed on the web as being adopted. We really would like to have all of them up once before we go back and start updating. When we have so many unread, no need to duplicate, plus this creates a problem for Kevin, (who should get their file up???) the one who adopted it first and is still working on it or the one who just sent it in without asking if it was adopted? Maggie Rail EWGenweb Tombstone coordinator

Belonging to the Pike Co. Mailing List, I liked their idea of putting their 1920 Census on CD and then selling this. Shared amongst a bunch of us, the cost is not too high.......I am wondering if this would be a project of interest for any of the Lewis County Census records? Just a thought????? ----- Original Message ----- From: Sherry Bell <sheria@evcom.net> To: <KYPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 1999 9:58 PM Subject: Re: [KYPIKE-L] 1920 Pike Co. Census Project > I still am > > At 02:26 PM 7/7/99 -0700, you wrote: > >As of 5:00 PM on July 7, 1999, I have noted the following "yeses" > (including mine) to the > >1920 Pike Co. Census on CD Project through S-K publications: > > > >I also received an email back from S-K Publications. The estimated cost > of the Pike County Census is $500 (1000 pages @ $.50/page). This includes > 5 copies of the CD with extra CDs costing $5.00 each. If only the 16 > listed participated in this project the cost for each participant would be > approximately $35.00 each. > > > >If we had 20 participants the cost to each participant would be $28.75; if > 25 people participated the cost would be $24.00 each; and if 30 people > participated the cost would be $20.83 each. > > > >I would like to see 25-30 people participate in order to bring the cost > per person down to a more affordable level ($20-$25 each). > > > >After seeing these cost estimates for the project, is anyone else > interested in participating in such a project? > >Martha > > > > > >Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com > > > > > >==== KYPIKE Mailing List ==== > >%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > >...........................PIKE MAILING LIST........................... > >TO UNSUBSCRIBE SEND A MESSAGE TO: KYPike-L-request@rootsweb.com AND PUT > >ONLY THE WORD UNSUBSCRIBE IN THE BODY OF YOUR MESSAGE. IT IS THEN > >PROCESSED AUTOMATICALLY. SO PLEASE BE SURE THAT THIS IS THE ONLY THING > >THAT APPEARS IN THE BODY. EVEN A SIGNATURE FILES IS GOING TO CAUSE YOUR > >MESSAGE TO FAIL. JUST TAKE A LITTLE EXTRA TIME AND CHECK BEFORE SENDING > >%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > > > > > > > ==== KYPIKE Mailing List ==== > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > ...........................PIKE MAILING LIST........................... > YA'LL SUPPORT ROOTSWEB NOW! GO AHEAD AND VISIT: http://www.rootsweb.com > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

My grandfather's brother married a Baldwin from Eastern WA. Copy of wedding announcement: Senator Charles Milton Baldwin announces the marriage of his daughter Anna Naomi to Mr. Clifford Theodore Butts on Monday, the seventh of June nineteen hundred and forty-three At home after the first of July Morton, Washington I think that her brother was/is named Don. If this is the correct family, I may have other bits and pieces. Sharon in Provo Maxine Baldwin Westerfield wrote: > > Hi John, > Boy aren't you lucky that there aren't any more days to a week or month > with a y at the end as you would be working forever. I ' m sorry but I > just had to say that as it sounds like me. I do the same thing. > Searching, Pumphrey, Baldwin, Morgan, Bland, Griffeth, Bridges, > Amrine, Louderback Layton anmd others, in Lewis Co Wa from 1865 to present. > > Maxine Baldwin in Wa mmwaw@sprynet.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: John Blair <jblair@kalama.com> > To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com <WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Monday, July 05, 1999 4:40 PM > Subject: [WALEWIS-L] Blair Picnic > > >On August 28th, Saturday at the Lewis & Clark Park is the BLAIR Family > >picnic, all descendants of the BLAIR's that moved from Wise Co/VA to Meeker > >Co. Minnesota and then on to Lewis Co. are invited!!!! Also we have taken > >great steps in planning the BLAIR Picnic at "The Breaks Interstate Park" on > >the PIkeCo.KY/Dickenson Co. VA border for June 24th, 2000. For more info > >feel free to respond. John Blair/Listowner Lewis Co, Cowlitz Co., Whitman > >Co. and "The Jacob Blair Project". > > > > > >==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > >I only work on Genealogy on days that end in "y" > > John Blair/Listowner/ jblair@kalama.com > >Take time to visit the Lewis Co. Genealogical Society > >Webpage at http://www.localaccess.com/lcgs/ > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to sign your name. Courtesy counts,even on mail lists. > "OPPORTUNITY is missed by some people because it is dressed in overalls > and looks like work."

Joyce, What was your father's name. Do you (or did you)have any other relatives living in the area. Karl -----Original Message----- From: Joyce Glover [mailto:jglover@usit.net] Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 1999 6:02 PM To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WALEWIS-L] Bremers Karl, Thanks for the information. I have found someone living in Chehalis who is going to look around and take a picture of Adam Bremer's headstone for me. My father was born in Cinebar in 1924, maybe he knew your mother? Joyce ---------- >From: "KARL R STINSON" <medartkstinson@pics.net> >To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [WALEWIS-L] Bremers >Date: Mon, Jul 05, 1999, 9:52 PM > > Joyce, > > Although born 40 years after George bremer died, I spent many years of my > youth in and around Bremer. The Tilton (original name of the town)River was > a big part of my youth. My mother was born in Bremer in 1928. My > G-grandfather, Thomas Greer was an early homesteader. > My information is that the Bremer Post Office was established as Tilton in > 1884 and later renamed in 1890 in honor of George Bremer. > > I can not remember seeing the Bremer Cemetery, however I will be in the area > in early August and will spend some time in Bremer doing a little research. > > Karl Stinson > Lamesa, TX > > -----Original Message----- > From: Joyce Glover [mailto:jglover@usit.net] > Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 7:15 PM > To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [WALEWIS-L] Bremers > > > I'm new to the list and I'm looking for information on the Bremer family who > first came to Lewis county in 1880. Adam and George Bremer started the > community of Bremer and George started the first post office. Adam died > either 1891 or 1905. Apparently his tombstone in Bremer is still visible. > My great-grandfather was Adam Bremer, probably son of above Adam or George. > He was married to Lulu Studhalter. She had been married before, so I don't > know if that was her married name or her maiden name. He died around 1928 in > Cinebar and she died in the late 1940's, early 50's. > Does anyone have the ability to do census lookups or marriage lookups for > this time period which may be helpful to me? > Any information about this family is appreciated. > > Joyce Bremer Glover > Cookeville, Tennessee > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > .....So many people settled in Lewis County..... > Hundreds from the Appalachian Mountains to Eastern > Lewis County, many from the Midwest, How about yours? > > > > ==== 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 ==== Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit.

Karl, Thanks for the information. I have found someone living in Chehalis who is going to look around and take a picture of Adam Bremer's headstone for me. My father was born in Cinebar in 1924, maybe he knew your mother? Joyce ---------- >From: "KARL R STINSON" <medartkstinson@pics.net> >To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [WALEWIS-L] Bremers >Date: Mon, Jul 05, 1999, 9:52 PM > > Joyce, > > Although born 40 years after George bremer died, I spent many years of my > youth in and around Bremer. The Tilton (original name of the town)River was > a big part of my youth. My mother was born in Bremer in 1928. My > G-grandfather, Thomas Greer was an early homesteader. > My information is that the Bremer Post Office was established as Tilton in > 1884 and later renamed in 1890 in honor of George Bremer. > > I can not remember seeing the Bremer Cemetery, however I will be in the area > in early August and will spend some time in Bremer doing a little research. > > Karl Stinson > Lamesa, TX > > -----Original Message----- > From: Joyce Glover [mailto:jglover@usit.net] > Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 7:15 PM > To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [WALEWIS-L] Bremers > > > I'm new to the list and I'm looking for information on the Bremer family who > first came to Lewis county in 1880. Adam and George Bremer started the > community of Bremer and George started the first post office. Adam died > either 1891 or 1905. Apparently his tombstone in Bremer is still visible. > My great-grandfather was Adam Bremer, probably son of above Adam or George. > He was married to Lulu Studhalter. She had been married before, so I don't > know if that was her married name or her maiden name. He died around 1928 in > Cinebar and she died in the late 1940's, early 50's. > Does anyone have the ability to do census lookups or marriage lookups for > this time period which may be helpful to me? > Any information about this family is appreciated. > > Joyce Bremer Glover > Cookeville, Tennessee > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > .....So many people settled in Lewis County..... > Hundreds from the Appalachian Mountains to Eastern > Lewis County, many from the Midwest, How about yours? > > > > ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== > Smile! You may find a missing family member TODAY! > Genealogy: You can't get fired and You can't quit. > >

Joyce, Although born 40 years after George bremer died, I spent many years of my youth in and around Bremer. The Tilton (original name of the town)River was a big part of my youth. My mother was born in Bremer in 1928. My G-grandfather, Thomas Greer was an early homesteader. My information is that the Bremer Post Office was established as Tilton in 1884 and later renamed in 1890 in honor of George Bremer. I can not remember seeing the Bremer Cemetery, however I will be in the area in early August and will spend some time in Bremer doing a little research. Karl Stinson Lamesa, TX -----Original Message----- From: Joyce Glover [mailto:jglover@usit.net] Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 7:15 PM To: WALEWIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WALEWIS-L] Bremers I'm new to the list and I'm looking for information on the Bremer family who first came to Lewis county in 1880. Adam and George Bremer started the community of Bremer and George started the first post office. Adam died either 1891 or 1905. Apparently his tombstone in Bremer is still visible. My great-grandfather was Adam Bremer, probably son of above Adam or George. He was married to Lulu Studhalter. She had been married before, so I don't know if that was her married name or her maiden name. He died around 1928 in Cinebar and she died in the late 1940's, early 50's. Does anyone have the ability to do census lookups or marriage lookups for this time period which may be helpful to me? Any information about this family is appreciated. Joyce Bremer Glover Cookeville, Tennessee ==== WALEWIS Mailing List ==== .....So many people settled in Lewis County..... Hundreds from the Appalachian Mountains to Eastern Lewis County, many from the Midwest, How about yours?