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Hello, I am very excited... I have just finished uploading my whole family tree to the internet. There are almost 3,600 individuals, most dating pre-1900. Below are the major/main lines and their routes of migration. But there are hundreds of other surnames ("branches")... some having dozens of individuals each. I would sincerely love to trade info with anyone who thinks there is a connection :-) To view the entire database: http://www.myfamily.com enter user name: user1 enter password: user1 to see the individuals B & D dates, along with places, use the search option. Thank you for your time. Pat >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Main Family Lines Surname Dates/From - To Migration Adams c1838 - 1961 NS>NB,CAN>Vassalboro,ME>WA>Portland,OR Arnold c1450 - c1900 ENG>MA>RI,USA Ball c1445 - c1841 ENG>VA,USA Dearborn 1819 - 1901 ME>OR, USA French c1553 - c1900 England>MA, USA Houghton 1540 - c1800 England?>MA, USA Lund 1859 - now SWE>Vasa,FIN>CAN>MN>MI>Tacoma,WA>OR,USA Marble c1580 - now ENG>MA>NH>VT>VA>OR>WA,USA Nelson 1857 - 1982 Norenbro,DNK>IA,USA Raine c1825 - now KY>MO>WA>OR>CA>AZ,USA Richardson c1515 - now England>MA>Vassalboro,ME>WA>OR,USA Riess 1886 - now OH>MN>Kickitat,WA,USA Ross c1736 - c1960 INV,SCT>KY>IA>IN>IL>MO>KS>TX>WA,USA homepage: http://members.aol.com/gninnah/genealogy.html

I assume your request to Iowa was to the State Vital Records in Des Moines, since they cannot locate a death certificate I would assume that it is perhaps misfiled in someway. You have pretty good evidence that MEIER died in Ottumwa, IA, so I think I would call the Wallepo County Clerk or recorder to see if they have the death certificate. Check at this link for address and info. http://www.rootsweb.com/~iawapegs/courtrec.htm Also it would be a good idea to check Spokane, WA for a probate case. If MEIER had a will and owned property etc in Spokane then his Will would've been probated there, and occasionally they even file a copy of the death certificate at the time the Petition to Probate a Will is filed. The Spokane County Clerk will have Probate records on microfilm. Hope these idea's help! Nancy Jo Campbell Washougal, Wa -----Original Message----- From: L. Carlyine Ritter <jessee@presys.com> To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com <WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: February 25, 1999 11:38 AM Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] Death Cert. for Jacob Peter MEIER 1826-1903 >Dear Washington researchers, > >I need your expert advice, please. > >My great grandfather, Jacob Peter MEIER, moved his family from Ottumwa, >Wapello Co., Iowa to Spokane, WA about 1895-1899 (they were on the 1900 >US Census in Peaceful Valley area). Jacob made a trip back to Ottumwa, >evidently to visit family remaining there (I suspect he arrived in >Ottumwa with adult children from a former marriage). According to a 30 >Apr 1903 newspaper death notice, "Remains will be laid away tomorrow >morning in Calvary Cemetery...who died Mon afternoon while on a visit in >the city...." I have verified the fact that his remain area, in deed, >located in that cemetery. > >I have requested a death certificate from Iowa a number of times, using >a range of years and variety of spellings, etc., but all I've been able >to receive is an actual certificate stating that a search was made, but >not death certificate exists. Very frustrating, as I looked forward to >the possibility of a clue as to his origins (all I've had to go on is >census info that he and his parents were born in Germany). > >Do you think there is a possibility I'm looking in the wrong place? >Could it be that the death certificate is on file in Washington State >because Jacob was a resident of that state when he died? I'd hate to >spend $18 to get another certificate certifying no certificate exists! >There is a little entertainment value in receiving such a certificate, I >acknowledge; however, it gets a bit spendy for folks like me who are on >a limited income! LOL > > > > > >-- >- - - >Carlyine Ritter >Jessee@presys.com >ICQ #9189377 >JESSEE, BROWNING, HABRON - SW VA >BLACK/SCHWARTZ, PARSONS - Ashe Co NC >RITTER, MEIER, VANDER HEIU, SE IA, WA > >

---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 11:46:36 -0800 (PST) From: Fred Pflugrath <fpflug@nwi.net> To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: {not a subscriber} J.H. Crawford King County Buckley area I am looking for J.H. Crawford who buried in the Buckley area. He died August 27, 1896 at Blewett, age 48, in a mining accident. He was married - wife lived in Buckley. "At least two miners from Blewett accompanied the remains to their last resting place at Buckley." He had been in the Army, Navy, and had been a scout for General Custer. (His death in #27 registered in Kittitas County.) I would like to know the cemetery where he rests. Is his wife next to him? Her name. And any other Crawford's that might be there. Thank you Fred Pflugrath Peshastin, WA fpflug@nwi.net

Sandy, Virginia Mason Hospital is celebrating their 75th Anniversary and have a website set up. http://www.vmmc.org/welcome/ann2.html They have pictures and a run down on their history. You can also check out other aspect of the Virginia Mason Medical Center from this site. Good luck! Harlene Soper Brown -----Original Message----- From: Sandy <joe.sandy@att.net> To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com <WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 25, 1999 10:38 AM Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] Carson Surname >Need the address of the Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle.Can anyone out >> there help me on this? >> Sandy Poirier (Carson) >> PARKE EDWARD CARSON Seattle/Tacoma >> VERNON EDWARD CARSON Yakima >> HAROLD PARK CARSON Jockey for Johnny Cheatum Spokane >> JENNY CARSON Nurse @ Virginia Mason Hospital >> Still looking for any info on the above >> > > >

Dear Washington researchers, I need your expert advice, please. My great grandfather, Jacob Peter MEIER, moved his family from Ottumwa, Wapello Co., Iowa to Spokane, WA about 1895-1899 (they were on the 1900 US Census in Peaceful Valley area). Jacob made a trip back to Ottumwa, evidently to visit family remaining there (I suspect he arrived in Ottumwa with adult children from a former marriage). According to a 30 Apr 1903 newspaper death notice, "Remains will be laid away tomorrow morning in Calvary Cemetery...who died Mon afternoon while on a visit in the city...." I have verified the fact that his remain area, in deed, located in that cemetery. I have requested a death certificate from Iowa a number of times, using a range of years and variety of spellings, etc., but all I've been able to receive is an actual certificate stating that a search was made, but not death certificate exists. Very frustrating, as I looked forward to the possibility of a clue as to his origins (all I've had to go on is census info that he and his parents were born in Germany). Do you think there is a possibility I'm looking in the wrong place? Could it be that the death certificate is on file in Washington State because Jacob was a resident of that state when he died? I'd hate to spend $18 to get another certificate certifying no certificate exists! There is a little entertainment value in receiving such a certificate, I acknowledge; however, it gets a bit spendy for folks like me who are on a limited income! LOL -- - - - Carlyine Ritter Jessee@presys.com ICQ #9189377 JESSEE, BROWNING, HABRON - SW VA BLACK/SCHWARTZ, PARSONS - Ashe Co NC RITTER, MEIER, VANDER HEIU, SE IA, WA

Posting my surnames again in hopes that someone will know them. > Parke Edward Carson > Vernon Edward Carson > Harold Park Carson > Jenny Carson (nurse at Virginia Mason Hospital in 1940's) > Bertha Maley (died in SKykomish 1926 buried at IOOF cemetery in Monroe, WA) > Adam Christ (died ? buried in Tacoma somewhere) suicide > Richard or Dick Crist (Manager of Orphium Theater in the late 30's or early > !940's was part Japanese and was put in concentration camp in CA during the > war>) > Roy Fisher Owner and operator of Fisher's Marina, Silver Swan (dine and > dance boat) and Silver Swan Cafe in Madison Park area. married to my > grandmother MILDRED LEONA Adams> ANYONE who knew them is related to them or knows what happened to them, > please get in touch. > > I also lost all my favorites and addresses when I took my computer in to > have it fixed. So if you wrote to me Friday through Saturday please get in > touch again. Linda I lost your address to. As you can see I found where > Bertha was buried from the funeral home now I have to contact the IOOF > Cemetery . Write me sorry you didn't get a chance to come and see me! > Sandy P > > -----Original Message----- > From: CARSON-D-request@rootsweb.com <CARSON-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: CARSON-D@rootsweb.com <CARSON-D@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, February 21, 1999 10:35 PM > Subject: CARSON-D Digest V99 #11 > > >

Need the address of the Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle.Can anyone out > there help me on this? > Sandy Poirier (Carson) > PARKE EDWARD CARSON Seattle/Tacoma > VERNON EDWARD CARSON Yakima > HAROLD PARK CARSON Jockey for Johnny Cheatum Spokane > JENNY CARSON Nurse @ Virginia Mason Hospital > Still looking for any info on the above >

My family lived in Bellingham in Whatcom County from about the 1890-1930s. I am seeking any contact with desendants of the following. BELANGER, LOUIS PHILLIPE born 1838 Quebec, Canada died 1910 Silverbeach, Whatcom County,W MICHAUD, MARIE HENRIETTE born 1855 Ontrario, Canada died 1904 Bellingham,Washington children Agusta Amunda Joseph Bernadette Alphonse Louis Clara Rubella married Osborn died in Oregon

PLEASE FORWARD TO ALL WASHINGTON STATE MAILLISTS, ALL GENEALOGICAL SOCIEITES, ALL HISTORICAL SOCIETIES Hello all, Many of you are already aware of new legislation protecting abandoned cemeteries being introduced into the Washington state legislature as HB 1951 by Representative Patricia Lantz (see my original message below). I received word from her yesterday that a hearing has been scheduled for THIS Friday - TWO DAYS FROM NOW! - at 1:30 in Olympia. I am writing to ask if there is anyone out there who will please attend the hearing and speak on the subject. Without the public showing up for this hearing, it will not be approved -- we must have several people there! If you can attend, please let me know. Everyone who wishes may make a statement or submit a handwritten statement to be read after the hearing. Especially interesting testimony would come from anyone who actually attended the Snohomish Cemetery Trial -- Carroll Clark, Evelyn, Glen Grace, Carolyn. I am also especially interested in anyone who successfully restored a cemetery -- Glen Grace, or anyone who is in the process of restoring a cemetery -- Dave Preugschat for one. Also, professional genealogists or genealogists aware of the problems surrounding primary records derived from our old cemeteries would be welcome to testify. Have a statement prepared before you arrive at the hearing. Representative Lantz would like to know how many people will be attendance so please let me know. >From Representative Lantz... Hello Andrea: This message is to advise you that HB 1951, has received a hearing date. It is: Friday, February 26, 1999 1:30pm HHR B - John L. O'Brien Building (The O'Brien Building is the building where my offices are located). Previous e-mail on this subject... > From: Peter M. & Andrea D. MacDonald [mailto:andimac@oz.net] > Sent: Friday, February 12, 1999 7:15 PM > Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] Abandoned Cemetery Legislation > Hello all, > We all know how important our old cemeteries are. They > often bring us closer to our > ancestors and give us vital information which is > usually considered "primary" evidence in > support of a genealogy. All around the country, these > old cemeteries, their headstones, > and their records are disappearing at an alarming rate. > > I received word today from Representative Patricia > Lantz that our legislation to protect > abandoned cemeteries has been introduced and sent to > the chairs of the House Judiciary > Committee and assigned the number HB 1951. I have > been asked by Representative Lantz > lantz_pa@leg.wa.gov to be prepared to appear on short > notice for a hearing and to have as > many concerned citizens as possible attend the hearing > (and possibly testify while there). > > Only two small sentences have been added to current > laws in this bill -- this is only the > beginning (wait til next year!). I have typed below > my signature block the legislation as > it would read should it be passed by the House and > Senate and signed by the Governor; the > additions are in all caps. The reason I chose to only > put forward these two small > sentences is that time was short and in order to do a > "thorough" job, I feel we should > introduce a whole new chapter just on abandoned > cemeteries and how they are to be > protected and preserved. The two sentences added this > year are small but should give > pause to any judge ruling on disinterrment and > removing dedications on older cemeteries. > It is my hope that by seeing the word abandoned, it > might bring to a judge's mind that a > cemetery he may be ruling on might just be an > abandoned cemetery and he might want to see > ownership proven. Towards that effort, I plan to > begin writing articles on the problems > of abandoned cemeteries in Washington and around the > U.S. We need to broaden lawyers', > judges', and the public's knowledge in this area. > > Other Representatives who have joined Representative > Lantz in sponsoring our bill are > > Representative DeBolt debolt_ri@leg.wa.gov > Representative Miloscia miloscia_ma@leg.wa.gov > Representative McDonald mcdonald_jo@leg.wa.gov > Representative Stensen stensen_mi@leg.wa.gov > > The Chair of the House Judiciary Committee overseeing > the hearing is Representative Mike > Carrell carrell_mi@leg.wa.gov > > The other Chair of the House Judiciary Committee > overseeing the hearing is Representative > Dow Constantine constant_do@leg.wa.gov > > I have placed their email addresses here so that you > might immediately send them a note > telling them your name, address, and that you support > the legislation. The more email we > can generate, the better. Send one to each and then > locate your Representative and > Senator at http://dfind.leg.wa.gov/ and send them an > email also. Tomorrow there will > appear a page at our web site which can be printed, > duplicated and handed out to any > concerned citizen who does not have email. They > should sign the paper and mail it to > their State Rep or Senator. If they cannot figure out > who that is, be a friend and > collect their papers and mail them all in together, or > send them to P. O. Box 103, Port > Orchard, WA 98366 and we will see to it that they are > turned over to one of the sponsors > of the bill. > > As I learn more about the hearing, I will keep you all > posted. As usual, please notify > anyone you feel might support this issue, and feel > free to forward this email to any list > which might be interested in preserving our old or > abandoned cemeteries in Washington > state. > > If you have questions, please contact me directly. > > ------------- > Andrea D. MacDonald "Andi" > andimac@oz.net > > Washington State Cemetery Association > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wapsgs/ > > > Visit > ftp://ftp.leg.wa.gov/pub/billinfo/1999-00/house/1950-19 > 74/1951_02111999 to see the > new legislation. Here it is also: > > _______________________________________________ > HOUSE BILL 1951 > _______________________________________________ > State of Washington 56th Legislature > 1999 Regular Session > > By Representatives Lantz, DeBolt, Miloscia, McDonald, > Stensen andSantos > > AN ACT Relating to abandoned cemeteries; and > amending RCW 68.24.090 > and 68.50.200.BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE > STATE OF WASHINGTON: > Sec. 1. RCW 68.24.090 and 1987 c 331 s 34 are > each amended to read > as follows: Property dedicated to cemetery > purposes shall be held and used > exclusively for cemetery purposes, unless and until > the dedication is > removed from all or any part of it by an order and > decree of the > superior court of the county in which the property is > situated, in a > proceeding brought by the cemetery authority for that > purpose and upon > notice of hearing and proof satisfactory to the court: > (1) That no interments were made in or that all > interments have > been removed from that portion of the property from > which dedication is > sought to be removed. > (2) That the portion of the property from which > dedication is > sought to be removed is not being used for interment > of human remains. > (3) That notice of the proposed removal of > dedication has been > given the cemetery board in writing at least sixty > days before filing > the proceedings in superior court. > > {+ (4) THAT THE CEMETERY IS NOT CONSIDERED AN > ABANDONED CEMETERY AS DEFINED IN RCW > 68.60.010. +} > > > Sec. 2. RCW 68.50.200 and 1943 c 247 s 33 are > each amended to read > as follows: The remains of a deceased person may > be removed from a plot in a > cemetery with the consent of the cemetery authority > and the written > consent of one of the following in the order named: > (1) The surviving spouse. (2) The surviving > children of the decedent. > (3) The surviving parents of the decedent. > (4) The surviving brothers or sisters of the decedent. > If the required consent cannot be obtained, > permission by the > superior court of the county where the cemetery is situated is > sufficient: PROVIDED, That the permission shall not > violate the terms > of a written contract (({- or -})){+ , +} the rules > and regulations of > the cemetery authority > > {+ , OR THAT THE CEMETERY IS NOT AN ABANDONED > CEMETERY AS DEFINED IN RCW 68.60.010 +}. > > --- END --- > >

Dear Rita and all, For vital records information for the United States, you might try http://vitalrec.com/. But to answer more specifically your question, go to the Washington State GenWeb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wagenweb, scroll to Resource Links, and go to Where to write for vital records. Hope this is helpful. Susan Searching for Bain/Bayne, Bennett, Bullock, Bussert, Evans, Helms, Hensley, Jones, Leinart, Loschen, Mason, Miller, Murry/Murray,Sadler/Saddler, Seiber, Shane, and Trauernicht. -----Original Message----- From: WeRalike@aol.com <WeRalike@aol.com> To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com <WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, February 23, 1999 5:10 AM Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] Vital Statistic Records >I am looking for the address of where I can write to to get a copy of a death >certificate for 1924 in King County, Washington. Either the County records of >the State Archives would be very helpful. >Thank you, Rita > >

Hello, I'm looking for information about Elias COLE and his family, he was my great grandfather. I know that he was born in Cloyne Ontario Canada May 22, 1880, and moved to Astoria Oregon when he was a child with his father Orlando Cole, and died in Raymond Washington. He married Reinette Whitbeck February 08, 1905, and had two children, Floyd A., and Richard Cole. He later remarried Mary Martin sometime after 1908 and he had another son Delbert. He moved to Deep River, Wahkiakum County, WA at some point and died in Raymond Washington in 1934. His obituary is as follows: June 6, 1934 Astorian Daily Budget "Elias Cole, 53, former well known Astorian, passed away Wednesday at his home in Raymond Wash., according to advices received here, Funeral services have not yet been announced. Survivors include the widow , Mrs. Mary Cole; three sons, Richard and Floyd Cole, Portland, and Delbert Cole, Raymond; and two stepchildren, Myrtle and William Martin." I am interested in any info people might have about Elias Cole, Mary Cole, Delbert Cole, or his two stepchildren Myrtle and William Martin. Thanks in advance, Steven Cole ____________________________________________________________________ More than just email--Get your FREE Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/netcenter/mail

I am looking for the address of where I can write to to get a copy of a death certificate for 1924 in King County, Washington. Either the County records of the State Archives would be very helpful. Thank you, Rita

I am looking for information on two separate family members. The first is my grandfather's brother, Albin PETERSON, who was listed in his father's obituary in 1926 as living in Seattle. Albin was born about 1896 in Owen, Clark Co. Wisconsin. Any information about him would be helpful. The other is Raymond TOBIAS - my great grandfather. He was born in Michigan about 1862 (son of John and Elizabeth TOBIAS). He was first married to Carrie ENGLISH in Clark Co, IL, moved to Washington, and then married Cora Holtbuer. On this marriage license (1909) they were both listed as living in Chatteroy. Again, any information would be appreciated. Thank you, Mary Saggio Ozaukee Co, WI

I am looking for George MASSENGALE, b. 30 Dec 1897, d. Feb 1986 in Spokane; his dad, John MASSENGALE; his wife Doris Myrtle (PICKETT) MASSENGALE, b. 1900, d. approx. 1970's or early 80's in Spokane (a hospital). Grandma Elmina PICKETT's maiden name was MASON and married Albert PICKETT. They all lived/died in or near Spokane, Colfax, WA or Thornton, WA. Also anything about Kenneth Freeman MILLER, b. 4/25/26(WA) & d. 1994(WA); Martha Ellen MILLER Anderson, b. 6/24/11(WA) & d. 1994(WA); Ira Freeman Miller, b. 7/27/1883(WI), d. 7/19/55 (WA); Eunice BREEDEN, b. 11/1/1888, d. 4/28/45 (WA) Charles Marion MILLER, b. 3/2/1847(IL), d. 3/21/21(WA); Martha Ellen VAN DYKE, b. 11/11/1858(WI), d.1/10/25(WA); Joseph VAN DYKE b. 1827(WA). His father Joseph married Mary Elizabeth. They were both born in Holland and settled in Philadelphia and died at 107 years. Burville MILLER b. 3/2/1847(IL), d. 3/21/21(WA) married Levina Dyer b. 1823(IL) d.5/17/1899(WI) (parents of Charles Marion MILLER). Levina DYER was born to Zimri and Melvina Dyer and was of Scotch/Irish descent. If anyone has any information on any of these people, please email me at: j7msapp@bellatlantic.net

I did not get a message from this. There wasn't anything at all. Can you resend what ever you were sending? Or do I need to do something? Thanks -----Original Message----- From: WASHINGTON-D-request@rootsweb.com <WASHINGTON-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: WASHINGTON-D@rootsweb.com <WASHINGTON-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, February 21, 1999 10:52 PM Subject: WASHINGTON-D Digest V99 #34

Hello list, This is concerning a person I have not seen, or heard anything about, in 30 years. He is my sister's son. When she died in 1964, my husband and I moved to Texas. He was only 3 months old. When his mother died, he was sent to live with his father's sister. I don't know what her name is. His name is: Brett Robert COOMES: Father; George COOMES: Mother; Vicki May COOMES (maiden name; HAWS) She has 3 other children from a previous marriage. I finally found them last year. Brett is the only child she and George had in the brief time they were married, before she died. He was, at the age of 3 months, in the Tri-City area of WA. If I can find him, I think he might like to know he has two half brother's, and one half sister. They went to live with my sister's first husband Jack L. Quinn, so they don't know their brother at all. They just know he is out there some where. If anyone has any information concerning this young man. Please contact me personally at: fantasy50@juno.com Thank you for your time, Wendy ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Sally, I will be going down to the Library today or tomorrow and will check on John BIRD for you. If no obit, he should be listed in the WA state death index. Once the date is found we should be able to find a obit in the local newspapers. We will see, Bud Engelhardt, in Spokane mailto:george@arias.net WASHINGTON-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > WASHINGTON-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 34 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [WASHINGTON-L] Bird in Spokane ["Sally Gustafson" <sallyg@west.net] > #2 [WASHINGTON-L] Bird in Spokane [Maggie Rail <mrail@pacnw.com>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from WASHINGTON-D, send a message to > > WASHINGTON-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] Bird in Spokane > Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 01:57:59 -0800 > From: "Sally Gustafson" <sallyg@west.net> > To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com > > If anyone has a book or information on cemeteries in Spokane, I would > appreciate knowing when and where John Chamber BIRD, was buried. He died > prior to 1922, and is buried in Spokane. > > John Chamber BIRD, Born abt Oct 1828, MO, died before 1922, Married Kate > ADAMS. > > Thanks for any help you can give. I have his ancestors if anyone is > researching this family. > > Sally Gustafson > Santa Barbara, CA > sallyg@west.net > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] Bird in Spokane > Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 06:39:15 -0800 > From: Maggie Rail <mrail@pacnw.com> > To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com > > I have copies of the Rural Cemeteries of Spokane County up to 1960 when > they were all canvassed, but no listing in those 3 books. We are trying to > get them all on line, but it takes time. The larger cemeteries allow us to > phone and ask for a look-up which I will be glad to do for you, but that > has to wait till Monday. Not open today. > > If I forget remind me.....Maggie > > > > >If anyone has a book or information on cemeteries in Spokane, I would > >appreciate knowing when and where John Chamber BIRD, was buried. He died > >prior to 1922, and is buried in Spokane. > > > >John Chamber BIRD, Born abt Oct 1828, MO, died before 1922, Married Kate > >ADAMS. > > > >Thanks for any help you can give. I have his ancestors if anyone is > >researching this family. > > > >Sally Gustafson > >Santa Barbara, CA > >sallyg@west.net > > > > > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/wa/wacem.htm > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/a/i/Margaret-I-Rail/ > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > ICQ#5533698 > mrail@pacnw.com > mrail@juno.com > Spokane, WA > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > "Genealogy- Where you confuse > the dead and irritate the living!"

I have copies of the Rural Cemeteries of Spokane County up to 1960 when they were all canvassed, but no listing in those 3 books. We are trying to get them all on line, but it takes time. The larger cemeteries allow us to phone and ask for a look-up which I will be glad to do for you, but that has to wait till Monday. Not open today. If I forget remind me.....Maggie > >If anyone has a book or information on cemeteries in Spokane, I would >appreciate knowing when and where John Chamber BIRD, was buried. He died >prior to 1922, and is buried in Spokane. > >John Chamber BIRD, Born abt Oct 1828, MO, died before 1922, Married Kate >ADAMS. > >Thanks for any help you can give. I have his ancestors if anyone is >researching this family. > >Sally Gustafson >Santa Barbara, CA >sallyg@west.net > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/wa/wacem.htm http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/a/i/Margaret-I-Rail/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ICQ#5533698 mrail@pacnw.com mrail@juno.com Spokane, WA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Genealogy- Where you confuse the dead and irritate the living!"

If anyone has a book or information on cemeteries in Spokane, I would appreciate knowing when and where John Chamber BIRD, was buried. He died prior to 1922, and is buried in Spokane. John Chamber BIRD, Born abt Oct 1828, MO, died before 1922, Married Kate ADAMS. Thanks for any help you can give. I have his ancestors if anyone is researching this family. Sally Gustafson Santa Barbara, CA sallyg@west.net