Here are my Surnames that I am looking for: ARMSTRONG-SC>MO>IL>NE>IA BOSCH-MN>ID JONES->NY>IL>IA>NE>KS THOMAS-IL JOURNEY-KY>IL SCHROEDER-Germany>MI>OR EMERSON-ME>OR PORTER-UT>ID>OR HOPKINSON-IL>IA>WA KUCHARSKI-Poland>MN>WA CHAPMAN-IL>NE PARKHURST-NE>KS JOHANSEN-Germany-OR CARTENSEN-OR RETHLEFSEN-OR MIDDLETON-ID HARKSEN-? Cathy in Portland, OR
A gal was looking for a death notice from the seattle/Tacoma area and I deleted your message by mistake. But here is a site that has death notices and obits listed by county and state and Seattle and Tacoma are listed: http://www.gengateway.com/gateway5.htm I hope this helps you, Barbara
I would like to know if the house at 4922 43rd Ave So. in SEATTLE, is still there. It was built in the early 1900s (1906/1909). Was built and occupied by J.M.TODD & family, (my grandmother Florence TODDs parents) If anyone lives around or near this house and reads this, could you let me know if its there. Patty pwiard@northcoast.com
Graham, Wa is basically a suburb of Tacoma. Any obits would be in the Tacoma Tribune.
---------- > From: Kelly Mitchell <ketchup@bmlive.com> > To: WASHINTON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: SURNAMES I AM RESEARCHING :^) > Date: Friday, October 23, 1998 8:04 AM > > > Good Morning, > > The surnames that I am researching in Washington State are: Miller's, > Welk's/Lauinger's and Morris/Morse. I am wondering if a death occurred in > Graham Washington what newspaper would the obiturary be in. Does Graham > have a local newspaper and maybe I could get an address. > Thank you > Sheridan > > > Updated: **St. Joseph's Colony: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~skstjose/stjoseph.html > Updated: **Kelly's Homepage: > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1672/ > Updated: **Sheridan's Salt and Pepper Pages: > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/7374/ > Czer-group Mailing List: http://members.xoom.com/KellyM/czergroup.html > ____________________________________________________________ > Email: Ketchup@bmlive.com & KMitchell@rocketmail.com
Greetings: Would like to know if anyone is working on local Native American lines, particularly Coast Salish, Skagit Tribes, and Cowichan. My earliest ancestor was known as Tol Stolah, a princess of the Samish tribe, who was reportedly born on Fidalgo Island circa 1843. Her father was Sil-Wis-Os, as Sub-chief of the Samish, and Guila-Can, a princess of the Cowichan Tribe of lower Van Couver Island. Also working on Cherokee lines Rider and Martin in Oklahoma. Any REAL Americans out there? Dona VanVoorst
Hi, Here are my SURNAMES: Bates, Love, Rainwater, Fisk Thanks, Aldean tendick@efn.org
Patience: This is actually the line of Samuel Davis, an elder brother of Pres. Jefferson Davis, late of Civil War fame. This Davis line begins in Kentucky and ends at Rosemont Plantation, Woodville, Mississippi. There is also Keary, a Davis allied family in Louisiana. As well as, the family of Benjamin T. Davis late of Jacksonville, Oregon and the Boise Basin in Idaho. In consideration of your time frame (1833) my first question would be - was your Amanda Davis a Southern lady? Do you know the names of her parents and/or the name of her spouse? My Davis family is not computerized - so will need some sort of 'road map' to know how to proceed. Dona VanVoorst
Good Day Everyone: Just thought I would add my surnames to the list. These include: Brees/Breese, Gross, Leininger. Alwood, Riggs, Gunn, Kavanaugh, Barrington, Schock, Van Dyk, Bovendam, Davis and many other allied families. Would very much appreciate hearing from anyone who is working on these lines. Happy Hunting! Dona VanVoorst aurush@oakharbor.net
Hello, Trying to absorb all these emails ;-) Just starting to search CROW 1930-now MO>IL>KS>WA SWISHER 1930-now KS>NV Also trying to find out if Nikki, Kevin, Donna, Victoria, David Crow b. 1957- 1964 are half-siblings. Any and all help greatly appreciated. Also if Virgil "Bert" Crow, JR in Vancouver, Wa area is still living. Thank you all Patti Smith pjsmith@misslink.net Galesburg, IL icq# 13975790
Hi all, I just joined this list so I thought that I would post my interests to see if anyone else on the list is working with the same families. My gr grandfather was Thomas Hughes from northern Wales. He was born in 6/20/1846. He married Jane Williams born 1847 also in Wales. They had five children all born in Iowa - 1. Elizabeth born 3/16/1873 who married Charles J Diebrel of Spokane. They had three daughters - Caroline, Eva May who married William J Acheson and had a son Charles W, and Margaret Jane who maried Wilbert C Yocum and had a Jr. 2. Richard (my grandfather) about whom I have all the descendents 3. John born either 6/1872 or 1879 (the census of 1880 gave different info than the census of 1900 about John's birthdate. I'm trying to check this out. 4. Sarah born 2/1880 5. Frank J born 12/18/1884 Thomas then married Anna Williams in 1889 (Jane apparently died although I cannot find the record of her death) and they had son Abner born in Almira WA. Abner married Mildren Hutsell and had a son Kenneth. If anyone recognizes anyone in this family, I'd sure be interested in sharing information with you. Thanks Bev
Looks like a call for surnames!! Here's mine in Washington: BLENZ, CORN, COUCHMAN, FUSON, HANCOCK, HEWLINGS, MADDOX, NEER, TERRY, ROWLAND, HUDSON, BROOKS, CYRUS, RALEY, WEBBER, BREEDLOVE. Thanks, Cheryl
Can someone help me get an obit for Christine Olson d. June 25 1919. Death cert says Edmonds, died in Seattle. She is buried in the washelli cemetery. Thank you Teri --------------------------------------- Terry (Phil 4:13) Teri (Ps 37:5) Lancaster, OH http://www.greenapple.com/~pastor751 http://www.rootsweb.com/~mtwheatl/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnisanti/Isanti/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~cosanmig/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~comontro/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~codolore/index.html
If anybody finds money they don't want, let me know. I have a great place to put it. Something to do with my support foundation. hehehe (Sorry, Jean, didn't find any for sure this time ... but check out J NORRIS...) http://www.wa.gov/dor/unclaim/ Note: Other states also have online unclaimed property records. Check with yours to find out if they are online yet. -- Shirley Email: kworth@pacifier.com Yahoo Pager: Shirley_K77 ICQ: 18990096 Homespun~Country Kitchen homepage: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~homespun/index.htm Emergency Relay System: http://www.angelfire.com/ks/windshipgenhelp/ers.html Homespun~Country Kitchen cookbook order site: http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/7186/order.html
Try these links for Funeral Homes and Cemeteries <A HREF="http://www.funeralnet.com/search.html"> http://www.funeralnet.com/search.html</A> <A HREF="http://www.best.com/~gazissax/silence/postmortem/3stone/pmp30011.htm" >Cemetery Listing Association</A> Hope this helps! Cathy in Portland, OR
In a message dated 10/21/98 8:44:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Sunwolf126@aol.com writes: << Hello Listmembers, I am trying to find out a couple of addresses : Skagit Memorial Park in Mount Vernon, Washington -and- Evans Funeral Home, Friday Harbor, Wash. Are they both still in existence?? >> Hi, The following are listings from a book titled "Directory of Cemeteries & Funeral Homes in Washington State" published by Heritage Quest. Skagit Memorial Park Mt Vernon See Hawthorne Lawn Memorial Park Hawthorne Lawn Memorial Park 1825 E. College Way, Box 398 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 206-424-1154 Location of Records: at cemetery office. Other names: Skagit Memorial Park Evans Funeral Chapel 1105 - 32nd St. Anacortes, WA 98221 206-293-3311 (no other info) Here is a current listing on Switchboard (an online phonebook): Evans Funeral Chapel & Cmtry 1105 32nd St, Anacortes, WA 98221-4201 Phone: (360)293-3311 Hawthorne Funeral Home & Memrl 1825 E College Way, Mt Vernon, WA 98273-2377 Phone: (360)424-1154 Hope this helps!! Cheryl Hawley
Hello Listmembers, I am trying to find out a couple of addresses : Skagit Memorial Park in Mount Vernon, Washington -and- Evans Funeral Home, Friday Harbor, Wash. Are they both still in existence?? My grandfather Carl William BANKS MAYLE was cremated and buried in those places. He was born March 29, either 1902, -or- 1899, he lied about his age to get into service, so the story goes. He died May 25, 1967. Can anyone help me out?? Thanks Sue Sunwolf126@aol.com
Is there anyone who lives in or near Davenport who might be willing to stop by the Davenport Times and look up an obituary for me? I have written the paper and asked if they would do this, but have not received any reply - even with a SASE enclosed. I live north of Seattle so it's hard to just drop into to Davenport. Thanks Bev
my apologies, I should have at least taken a stab at defining D.A.V. in my previous post. I believe D.A.V. stands for Disabled American Veterans. Also, this information was among some notes I have about John DePonty, my grandfather. Does anybody have any idea what type of information might be available from the D.A.V. about a relative who was a member of a Chapter 17? And, how do you find out which branch of the D.A.V. is #17? Thanks, Karen in Texas
Hello List, Does anybody have any idea what type of information might be available from the D.A.V. about a relative who was a member of a Chapter 17? And, how do you find out which branch of the D.A.V. is #17? Thanks, Karen in Texas