> > > I am still searching for the death and burial place of Margaret Jane > > Allen (maiden name Holmes). She died 1900. Her husband John Henry > > Allen is buried in Sumas Wa. The story was that her coffin and family > > had to ride the river to get to her burial place.She was b. 1862 Iowa. > > thank you. > > Nancy Morgan > > Wa > > Carealot@prodigy.net > > Care-A-Lot Inhome > > Daycare and Preschool > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Ed or Barbara LaChance <lachance@ccis.com> > > To: <WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Saturday, May 20, 2000 7:01 AM > > Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] Washington Death Index > > > > > Would some kind soul please do a lookup for me in the WA Death > > Index? I > > > am looking for the date/place of death for Henry A. Chapman. I have > > > very few clues as to his possible location and date of death. > > > > > > Name: Henry A. Chapman > > > DOB : 1851 - Ontario Province, Canada > > > Spouse: Mabel Lucille (Hunter) Chapman > > > Date of Death: Possibly between 1908 and 1910/11 > > > Place of Death: Possibly Raymond, Pacific Co., WA or Blaine, > > Whatcom > > > Co., WA. His last known child was born in 1909 in Blaine, but the > > birth > > > certificate lists the place of residence for the parents as Raymond. > > I > > > know Henry's wife had close relatives in Blaine and Henry apparently > > had > > > some in New Westminster, BC, only about 10 miles from Blaine. > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > > Barbara > > > mailto:lachance@ccis.com > > > >

Thanks to everyone who replied. I had thought that there might had been something wrong with my incoming e-mail.:-) Believe me, I really didn't think that you hybernated up there in winter!:-o Keep warm, Judi (Chch NZ) Still in search of John and Ann HUTTON in Seattle.

Hello: Is it possible to find out if a grave exists in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Seattle. My grandmother is buried next to her 2nd husband, but no one in the family has any idea of when he was born or died. Her name was Ethel Mildred (Black) Fry, born 23 Jul 1890, died 5 Aug 1977; buried 9 Aug 1977. Her husbands name was Richard Fry. If anyone has any suggestions or information, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Lynton Stewart lstewart@pacbell.net San Diego County, CA

Hi: I am looking for any information on the death and burial of: Flossie Esther Cook, born 17 Jun 1895; died abt 1897 or 1898. She is believed to have died near Ellensburg, but this isn't certain. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Lynton Stewart lstewart@pacbell.net

Hi list, I have noticed that people list places in Washington for people to look up. Why have I not seen the Surname of Washington listed? I am looking for the father of: John Harvey Washington b-1824, Raleigh, NC d-1914, Rome, Floyd, Ga. m-1851, Rome Floyd, Ga to Nancy Catherine Alcorn from Ga. John Harvey's fathers name was, John Washington b-abt 1799. Thanks, Patty Martin Washington Martin, Washington, Perry, Dillard, Rogers, Earnhart, Davis, Alcorn, Blalock, Clayton

Nope, just mild flooding. Donna D. Judi Guest wrote: > I haven't had any mail come through from you guys in Washington since the > 15th. The last one was in digest form about 'spam'. > Hope your not "snowed under". > Please advise, > Judi, in very hot Christchurch, New Zealand.

In a message dated 2/19/99 10:40:07 AM Pacific Standard Time, lstewart@pacbell.net writes: > Subj: [WASHINGTON-L] Seattle Cemetery Look-up > Date: 2/19/99 10:40:07 AM Pacific Standard Time > From: lstewart@pacbell.net (Lynton C. Stewart) > Reply-to: lstewart@pacbell.net > To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello: > > Is it possible to find out if a grave exists in Forest Lawn Cemetery in > Seattle. My grandmother is buried next to her 2nd husband, but no one > in the family has any idea of when he was born or died. > > Her name was Ethel Mildred (Black) Fry, born 23 Jul 1890, died 5 Aug > 1977; buried 9 Aug 1977. Her husbands name was Richard Fry. > > If anyone has any suggestions or information, it would be greatly > appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Lynton Stewart lstewart@pacbell.net > San Diego County, CA Lynton, I spoke with Ken Sledge at the Forest Lawn Cemetery. Your grandparents are buried in the cemetery and they do have the records on both of them. They will not tell me any more than that because I am not immediate family. Mr. Sledge said he would be more than happy to help you with any information they have, but you need to contact him yourself. Here is his contact information: Forest Lawn Cemetery Ken Sledge 6701 - 30th SW Seattle, WA 98126 (206)932-0050 Hope this helps! Cheryl Hawley ============================================== http://www.webbergroup.com http://www.echoesarchive.com http://www.chrislist.com Microsoft NT LAN Administrator St. Coordinator, CT/IN/NY/OH/VA Tombstone Projects St. Coordinator, Ohio & Virginia Biographies Projects Co. Coordinator, Champaign/Erie/Huron/Logan Co., Ohio Biog.Projects Co. Coordinator, Patrick County, Virginia Biographies Project Co. Coordinator, Kosciusko County, Indiana Biographies Project Co. Coordinator, Kitsap County, Washington GenWeb Page Contributing Writer/Webmaster, Country Gazette Newspaper, Orting, WA Board of Directors, Washington State Genealogical Society Email Listmaster, Washington State Genealogical Society Newsletter Editor, Washington State Genealogical Society Founder & President, Echoes of the Past Archive Founder & Co-Owner, New Life Enterprises Chief Operational Officer (COO), The Webber Group "Glad to spend the rest of my life Climbing Trees!!!"

Evidently since there's not much going on this list maybe someone can help me with my R C MC CANN. I have no idea when or where he was born....however, he married an unknown JAKEWAY who was born in Iowa. I surmise he was born in Iowa or a state very close and they migrated to the Pacific Northwest. They had one daughter that I know of named DORA A b: 23 November 1878 d: 28 March 1928 and is buried in the Kingston Cemetery, Kingston WA. On her death certificate it does list her parents, but only information I gave you above. Dora married W L BONNER and they lived in Kingston until their deaths. I would appreciate a lookup of death certificate R C MC CANN and unknown JAKEWAY and any other source might be available. I do not have any information on either one of them. Thanks for any help you can give. Ethel

Nope, most of us don't have any snow. This is a quiet list. shirley :) Judi Guest wrote: > > I haven't had any mail come through from you guys in Washington since the > 15th. The last one was in digest form about 'spam'. > Hope your not "snowed under". > Please advise, > Judi, in very hot Christchurch, New Zealand.

I haven't had any mail come through from you guys in Washington since the 15th. The last one was in digest form about 'spam'. Hope your not "snowed under". Please advise, Judi, in very hot Christchurch, New Zealand.

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Hi, List, I am trying to get in touch with descendants of two family members who moved with their spouses who to Spokane in the 1920s. They are Vera Clark m. Harry D. Plock July 29, 1928 in Nebraska; they moved to Spokane shortly thereafter. They had one daughter, Myra, m. Jim Johnson and lived at E. 1428 14th Street. It is possible they still live there, and I would appreciate a lookup in the phone book for them. Esther Clark m. Ervin Plock, probably before 1928 and probably moved to Spokane before the Plocks did. I have birth and death dates from the Social Security death index, but no information on descendants. According to a 50th anniversary program I have, Ervin's brother also lived in Spokane, so there are probably quite a few Sinns left in the area. I would love to hear from descendants of Esther and Ervin or anyone who knew them. Thank you, Barbara Archer

WASHINGTON-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > WASHINGTON-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 30 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [WASHINGTON-L] Spam Legislation - [Shirley <kworth@pacifier.com>] > #2 [WASHINGTON-L] 1900 census Lynden, [DKEL3159@aol.com] > #3 [WASHINGTON-L] HART [DLambb@aol.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] Spam Legislation - State of Washington > Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1999 16:17:50 -0800 > From: Shirley <kworth@pacifier.com> > To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com > > The Daily News, Longview, Wash., 1-26-99 > "Spam Recipients May Soon Have More Legal Recourse" > > Washington residents tired of receiving junk email - "spam in computer lingo - > soon may have more legal recourse against those who send the annoying messages > promoting get-rich-quick schemes, pornography and the like. > A bill filed in the House would expand the scope of a year old law, giving > Internet service providers - which facilitate the delivery of email - the power > to claim higher damages against spammers. It also would allow computer users to > register electronic mail addresses in a state funded database that would make > them out of bounds to would-be spammers. > "We continue to lead the nation in moving to curtail the abuses," said Rep. > Roger Bush, a Spanaway Republican and fifth grade teacher who sponsored the > anti-spam law. "People are being hurt, businesses are being hurt. It's very > bipartisan." > The House Technology Telecommunications and Energy Committee was scheduled to > take public testimony on the issue at a hearing today. > Spam fell between the legislative cross hairs last year with the passage of a > law banning mass mailers from disguising advertisements by putting misleading > information in the header and subject line of emails, or by using another > company's Internet name without permission. > House Bill 1037 would plug some of the holes in that law at the recommendation > of a task force that studied the issues last year, Bush said. > It would require senders of commercial emails to include their names, addresses > and telephone numbers in the body of the messages. Internet service providers > could sue spammers who violate service provider policies on junk email and > collect as much as $25,000 a day in fines, up from $1,000 currently. And > consumers could go after spammers for damages of $500. > Washington residents wishing to avoid junk email would be able to register > their email addresses in a state funded database that would serve as notice to > potential mass emails that registrants do not want to be spammed. > Such a registry already exists, but it's provided voluntarily by the Washington > Association of Internet Service Providers, or WAISP. Internet providers also > can register, on behalf of themselves and their customers. > ____________________ > > For text of the bill and its history, go to > http://www.leg.wa.gov/wsladm/bills.htm Click on House Bill Information, then > 1025-1049, then 1037 (the bill number) > > Shirley > kworth@pacifier.com ICQ: 18990096 Yahoo Pager: Shirley_K77 > Homespun~Country Kitchen: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~homespun/index.htm > Disaster Relay: > http://www.angelfire.com/ks/windshipgenhelp/ers.html > Native American items: > http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Screen/7830 > * Registered member of WAISP anti-spam efforts * > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] 1900 census Lynden, WA > Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1999 21:18:13 EST > From: DKEL3159@aol.com > To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Rooters, > Is there anyone who would be able to lookup a John D. Lannin in Lynden, WA > on the 1900 census. > I would really appreciate it! PLEASE! : ^ ) > > Debbie Kelsch > Muskegon County, MI > > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] HART > Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 13:31:57 EST > From: DLambb@aol.com > To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com > > Any one researching the HART line? > My husbands 4 th gr. grandfather was John William HART b. 4- 24- 1849 in ILL. > Married Ada Jane NEECE. By 1882 they had settled in Washington. > John HART is buried at the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, in Tacoma. > Their son Culver Newton HART ( 3 rd gr, g..) Married Ina SCHULLENBURGER. > Believe he spent his live in the state of Washington. > > Any help appreciated, Sharon > > PAGE, LANCASTER, WILLIAMS, SHAFER, SENECHALE, FARR, LAMB, LOLLIE, > ADAMS. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ I am looking for the names of: Levina DYER/Burville MILLER of IL, WI & WA; Joseph & Philena VANDYKE of PA, WI & WA; Martha Ellen VANDYKE/Charles Marion MILLER of WI, IL & WA; Eunice BREEDEN/Ira Freeman MILLER of WI & WA. Dates of birth range from 1811 - 1926. Thank you in advance for any help. Maggie DYER, VANDYKE, BREEDEN, MILLER

Barb What is the name of Ervin's brother? In a recent phone book, there are 6 SINN's listed. Can you give any other information? The SINN names that I found are: C SINN Fred and Tammy SINN Octavia SINN Roma SINN Wendell SINN Jr Wendell C SINN There were no PLOCK's found Steve shall@ior.com Hall Genealogy http://www.ior.com/~shall/genhall -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Archer <bcarcher@earthlink.net> To: WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com <WASHINGTON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, February 15, 1999 12:03 PM Subject: [WASHINGTON-L] PLOCK & SINN in Spokane >Hi, List, > >I am trying to get in touch with descendants of two family members who >moved with their spouses who to Spokane in the 1920s. They are > >Vera Clark m. Harry D. Plock July 29, 1928 in Nebraska; they moved to >Spokane shortly thereafter. They had one daughter, Myra, m. Jim Johnson >and lived at E. 1428 14th Street. It is possible they still live there, >and I would appreciate a lookup in the phone book for them. > >Esther Clark m. Ervin Plock, probably before 1928 and probably moved to >Spokane before the Plocks did. I have birth and death dates from the >Social Security death index, but no information on descendants. >According to a 50th anniversary program I have, Ervin's brother also >lived in Spokane, so there are probably quite a few Sinns left in the >area. I would love to hear from descendants of Esther and Ervin or >anyone who knew them. > >Thank you, >Barbara Archer > >

I am really not with it. I sent the last message too soon. Bealy's wife's name was Pearl and they lived in Grays Harbor, Washington. James A. Coomes was also there at the same time. He was born 1859, parents were James T. Coomes and Amanda Davis. His wife was Malinda Caroline Hall, b 1861 Grayson Co., Virginia. In Washington James and Caroline I believe lived in Aberdeen, Grays Harbour, Washington. They had a 10 year old granddaughter Maude Burnett living with them. I would like to connect with this family too. Patience

Finally I have the location for Bealy Coomes in Washington. I would like to know anything about him or his family, particularly his grandfather, James T. Coomes. Here is what I have: Bealy Coomes, b 1893, Grayson Co., Virginia, d Oct. 1950. parents: John D. Coomes and Elizabeth Dunford. children: Vera, 1917 and Mara 1919. Patience

Hi Barb, I checked the phone directory, which includes a larger area than just Spokane...Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls Id also....not one Plock or Sinn is listed. Sorry. Maggie Hi, List, I am trying to get in touch with descendants of two family members who moved with their spouses who to Spokane in the 1920s. They are Vera Clark m. Harry D. Plock July 29, 1928 in Nebraska; they moved to Spokane shortly thereafter. They had one daughter, Myra, m. Jim Johnson and lived at E. 1428 14th Street. It is possible they still live there, and I would appreciate a lookup in the phone book for them. Esther Clark m. Ervin Plock, probably before 1928 and probably moved to Spokane before the Plocks did. I have birth and death dates from the Social Security death index, but no information on descendants. According to a 50th anniversary program I have, Ervin's brother also lived in Spokane, so there are probably quite a few Sinns left in the area. I would love to hear from descendants of Esther and Ervin or anyone who knew them. Thank you, Barbara Archer

Any one researching the HART line? My husbands 4 th gr. grandfather was John William HART b. 4- 24- 1849 in ILL. Married Ada Jane NEECE. By 1882 they had settled in Washington. John HART is buried at the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, in Tacoma. Their son Culver Newton HART ( 3 rd gr, g..) Married Ina SCHULLENBURGER. Believe he spent his live in the state of Washington. Any help appreciated, Sharon PAGE, LANCASTER, WILLIAMS, SHAFER, SENECHALE, FARR, LAMB, LOLLIE, ADAMS.

The Daily News, Longview, Wash., 1-26-99 "Spam Recipients May Soon Have More Legal Recourse" Washington residents tired of receiving junk email - "spam in computer lingo - soon may have more legal recourse against those who send the annoying messages promoting get-rich-quick schemes, pornography and the like. A bill filed in the House would expand the scope of a year old law, giving Internet service providers - which facilitate the delivery of email - the power to claim higher damages against spammers. It also would allow computer users to register electronic mail addresses in a state funded database that would make them out of bounds to would-be spammers. "We continue to lead the nation in moving to curtail the abuses," said Rep. Roger Bush, a Spanaway Republican and fifth grade teacher who sponsored the anti-spam law. "People are being hurt, businesses are being hurt. It's very bipartisan." The House Technology Telecommunications and Energy Committee was scheduled to take public testimony on the issue at a hearing today. Spam fell between the legislative cross hairs last year with the passage of a law banning mass mailers from disguising advertisements by putting misleading information in the header and subject line of emails, or by using another company's Internet name without permission. House Bill 1037 would plug some of the holes in that law at the recommendation of a task force that studied the issues last year, Bush said. It would require senders of commercial emails to include their names, addresses and telephone numbers in the body of the messages. Internet service providers could sue spammers who violate service provider policies on junk email and collect as much as $25,000 a day in fines, up from $1,000 currently. And consumers could go after spammers for damages of $500. Washington residents wishing to avoid junk email would be able to register their email addresses in a state funded database that would serve as notice to potential mass emails that registrants do not want to be spammed. Such a registry already exists, but it's provided voluntarily by the Washington Association of Internet Service Providers, or WAISP. Internet providers also can register, on behalf of themselves and their customers. ____________________ For text of the bill and its history, go to http://www.leg.wa.gov/wsladm/bills.htm Click on House Bill Information, then 1025-1049, then 1037 (the bill number) Shirley kworth@pacifier.com ICQ: 18990096 Yahoo Pager: Shirley_K77 Homespun~Country Kitchen: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~homespun/index.htm Disaster Relay: http://www.angelfire.com/ks/windshipgenhelp/ers.html Native American items: http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Screen/7830 * Registered member of WAISP anti-spam efforts *

Hi Rooters, Is there anyone who would be able to lookup a John D. Lannin in Lynden, WA on the 1900 census. I would really appreciate it! PLEASE! : ^ ) Debbie Kelsch Muskegon County, MI