Multnomah - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: JENNINGS

mt_shoffman — 2009-11-09 18:22:56Z

Ok, I will see what I can find for you.

Re: JENNINGS

frdmyrdu1 — 2009-11-09 15:58:14Z

No, I would sure appreciate a lookup on this if you have time.

Re: JENNINGS

mt_shoffman — 2009-11-09 05:08:57Z

Hi Dale,

Did you ever receive any info for this request?

Shelley

Re: Wanda K. Rustemeyer

SueS918 — 2009-11-04 04:16:06Z

Ron -- Thank you so much for checking all of the sources you mentioned. I have some responses:

The 1930 Census for Portland, Multnomah County. Enumerated April 8. Otto L. Rustemeyer, age 37 (1892/1893), born in Washington to both parents born in Germany, logger-Bucker/Paper Company, age at first marriage 31.
Wanda, age 31 (1898/1899), born in Washington to both parents born in Poland, age at first marriage 26.

Otto was actually born in April 1891, so he would have been age 33 when he and Wanda married in 1924.

Dorothy, daughter, age 6 (1923/1924), born in Washington
--IF this is the correct one, Wanda was born in 1898/1899 in WA.

I haven't figured Dorothy out. I doubt that her maiden name was Rustemeyer. Most likely she was a niece of Wanda.

The Oregon Death Index shows Wanda K. Rustemeyer, death on 15 Sep 1942, in . . .
--an Otto "Lud" (database is truncated) Rustemeyer died 19 April 1976 in Multnomah, spouse Ethel, age at death 85, born April 1891. Ethel is shown buried at Willamette Nat'l Cemetery, for service as a Corporal, US Army.

Ethel was Otto's last wife.

--The World War I Draft Registration Card image database shows Otto Ludwig Rustmeyer, born 1 April 1891 in Uniontown, Washington. He was a logger in Chapman, Oregon. He was medium in heigh, medium in build, gray eyes and red hair. He claimed a physical disability.

The Washington Birth Index:
Francis Victor Neuhard, born 24 March 1916 in Seattle, to Francis Victor Neuhard and Wanda Dow.

I was told years ago that Wanda's first husband was Victor Nuehardt; and by him she had a son and daughter. The reference above must be for her son. He and his father had the same name, Sr. and Jr. I did not have Jr.'s date and place of birth. I found a little info on Sr., living in Seattle before his marriage to Wanda. I also found Sr. and Jr., living together and with no others in the 1920 Census, in Washington State. Jr. was age 4, Sr. was divorced. No Wanda to be found.

--I also looked for ANY Dow, born plus/minus 5 years of 1900 born in Washington. The 1910 Census had a Jenny Dow, born in Illinois, with daughters Lowienne, 13, born in Washington; and sister Clara, age 28 born in New York. Lowienne to Wanda? They were found in Seattle.

This is a good find. I still think Wanda was born in 1897, with her son born in 1916. Wanda being born in 1899, would have her marriage to Vic Neuhardt in 1915, with her only age 16. Maybe she was that young.

Does ANY of the above match with what you may know? Any additional information might help. The leads are just to limited. I even checked British Columbia archives info.

I don't know of any connection to B.C. Otto Rustemeyer was born in Eastern Washington, moved to Idaho at age 6, and settled in Portland, OR for his entire adult life. I found Otto and Wanda in the Polk directories in Portland for 1937, 1938, and 1941/42. In the first 2 the listing was just for Otto and Wanda. In the latter directory, it was them plus a single woman listed as Irene N. Rustemeyer. I vaguely recall being told that Wanda's dau. was named Irene. Most likely the N. was for Neuhardt, and she just used Rustemeyer as her surname, since that was her mother's married name.

Is it possible to search in Portland public school records for Dorothy Rustemeyer, born about 1924, and for Irene Rustemeyer, born, say 1917-1920?

Re: Wanda K. Rustemeyer

RBestrom7380 — 2009-11-01 21:14:40Z

Sue,
I didn't see much information in your post to help, so I looked at your other postings... I see you are new to posting queries on Rootsweb. When you post, try to give as much information as you can to help a researcher. If you know the full date of birth, that is GREAT information. If not, where helps, or siblings. Or in this case, what was Rustemeyer's full name? Any children? It really helps to find people in the US Census, as that can lead to parents.

I first looked for Wanda Rustemeyer.
The 1930 Census for Portland, Multnomah County. Enumerated April 8.
Otto L. Rustemeyer, age 37 (1892/1893), born in Washington to both parents born in Germany, logger-Bucker/Paper Company, age at first marriage 31.
Wanda, age 31 (1898/1899), born in Washington to both parents born in Poland, age at first marriage 26
Dorothy, daughter, age 6 (1923/1924), born in Washington
--IF this is the correct one, Wanda was born in 1898/1899 in WA

The Oregon Death Index shows Wanda K. Rustemeyer, death on 15 Sep 1942, in "Portland County". (Portland is not a County)
--an Otto "Lud" (database is truncated) Rustemeyer died 19 April 1976 in Multnomah, spouse Ethel, age at death 85, born April 1891. Ethel is shown buried at Willamette Nat'l Cemetery, for service as a Corporal, US Army, , Portland, no record for him.
--The World War I Draft Registration Card image database shows Otto Ludwig Rustmeyer, born 1 April 1891 in Uniontown, Washington. He was a logger in Chapman, Oregon. He was medium in heigh, medium in build, gray eyes and red hair. He claimed a physical disability.

The Washington Birth Index:
Francis Victor Neuhard, born 24 March 1916 in Seattle, to Francis Victor Neuhard and Wanda Dow.
--I looked for ANY Francis, and ANY Vic, born plus/minus 2 years of 1916, born in Washington. Couldn't find him. Also not shown in the WA Death Certificate Index.
--I also looked for ANY Dow, born plus/minus 5 years of 1900 born in Washington. The 1910 Census had a Jenny Dow, born in Illinois, with daughters Lowienne, 13, born in Washington; and sister Clara, age 28 born in New York. Lowienne to Wanda? They were found in Seattle.

Does ANY of the above match with what you may know? Any additional information might help. The leads are just to limited. I even checked British Columbia archives info.

Your next step would be obtaining her obituary and/or death certificate.
Death Certificate: http://www.oregon.gov/DHS/ph/chs/order/faqs.shtml

Local volunteers in Multnomah County (Portland, which is also in Washington County) at the Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness:
READ THE GUIDELINES FIRST: http://www.raogk.org/oregon3.htm
They could check local public records, check the City Directories (Polks)(An annual publication of persons living in a populated area). They could check for an obituary. The obituary of Rustemeyer could "possibly" identify the location of any other children of Wanda and where located.

Ron Bestrom

Wanda K. Rustemeyer

SueS918 — 2009-10-31 04:14:45Z

I am looking for the maiden name of Wanda K. Rustemeyer. Her first husband was Victor Neuhardt. Rustemeyer was her second or third married name.

She was born about 1897 and died in Portland, OR in 1942.

Re: Obit Lookup for Charles Zink

lauraannnelson1 — 2009-10-30 12:24:23Z

Hi James:

Here is the obit:

The Oregonian
October 16, 1965 Saturday
page 6 column 3
Charles E. Zink
Services for Charlie Everett Zink, 4556 NE Killingsworth St., who died Wednesday, will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday from the Little Chapel of the Chimes. Interment will be in a Eugene cemetery.
Mr. Zink was born July 13, 1903, in Wessington Springs, S.D., and moved here in 1964. He was a member of Woodland Masonic Lodge No. 217 AF&AM, O.E.S. Chapter No. 153, Woodland, and Operating Engineers Local No. 701.
Survivors include his widow Josephine; brothers, Jay M., Clark R., and Ward; and sisters, Mrs. Joy M. Vickerman, and Mrs. Myrtle E. Breeding.

In a funeral notice in the same paper, it said there would be graveside committal service at 1 p.m. at a Eugene Cemetery called Rest Haven.

I hope this helps!
Laura

Re: Obit Lookup for Charles Zink

Eellitta — 2009-10-28 04:24:14Z

I looked at the Oregon Death Index and I think this is your Charles. Many times names are indexed incorrectly. I recently found one for a Great Grandmother where someone crossed out the typed name of Eliza and hand wrote Lydia. I found her by using her last name and date of death.

Name: Zink, Charlif F
County: Multnomah
Death Date: 13 0ct 1965
Certificate: 14702
Age: 62
Spouse: Josephi

Maybe Kristeen will be able to find the obituary with this information.
Eellitta

Re: Obit Lookup for Charles Zink

Catwoman57 — 2009-10-27 17:56:21Z

You are right about the SS date. The Oregon death index goes from 1903 to 1998 on-line and unfortuantely he was not listed. In order to do an obit or funeral notice look up I have to have the exact date.
The SS death index is not always correct on place of death, that is where they send the last benefit too accordibng to there records. Ususally the death benefit that goes to next of kin or last know relative. In other words since most SS is direct deposited a person can moe and forget to give the exact address of where they live and when they die the SS administratiion will send the money to last known address even if they no longer lived there.
there where alot of Charles Zinks that died in the Oregon death index but none in multnomah county that I saw.
If you could give me more info like appoximate date of birth and where, if he was married(sometimes the death index will list wife) i will see if i can find hinm for you and will let you know so you can post in other places.
Kristeen Galloway

Re: obituary look-ups for William D. Hughes & Ingeborg Lambert

Eellitta — 2009-10-27 01:27:04Z

Hi Don,
I found the two obituaries you were looking for.
Eellitta

William D. Hughes
The Oregonian
July 20, 1958 Sunday
Section 1 page 30 column 6

Ingeborg H. Lambert
The Oregonian
June 2, 1987
page D14 column 6

Obituary/Info Request for Allen Samuel Halls

hallsj_1 — 2009-10-27 01:25:04Z

Would somebody be so kind as to look up the newspaper obituaries for Allen Samuel Halls, died 11 Aug 1962, and his wife Kathryn I Halls, died 26 May 1962 (according to the Ancestry Oregon Death Index).

If anyone recognizes these names and has additional information, pictures, etc, it would be much appreciated if you could pass it along to me.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Clayton T. Bickford & Iva Jane Liscumb

Martha_Whitman — 2009-10-27 01:22:40Z

Would you check for a obituary for Ira Jos lewis or Ira J. Lewis died July 05,1982 and Mary Elizabeth Lewis died July 01,1990. Maybe Mary E. Lewis. When you go back to the library. These are in the same family as you have been checking already. Mary's maiden name is Bickford. Thank you, Martha

Re: Oregon Death Records Look Up

xelena123x — 2009-10-27 01:20:42Z

Deb,could please look for Maryanne Baechler maybe spelled Bechler for me?Thanks in advance Eena

Re: Clayton T. Bickford & Iva Jane Liscumb

Eellitta — 2009-10-27 01:20:09Z

I looked for an obituary for Clayton T. Bickford in The Oregonian, the largest daily newspaper in the Portland, Oregon area from November 10, 1959 to November 18, 1959, and I did not find a death notice, funeral notice or an obituary. I did find obituaries for Clayton Russell Bickford and Helen Bickford in an east county paper called The Gresham Outlook. I will look for an obit for Thomas Bickford the next time I go to the library.
Eellitta
russetred@msn.com

Helen Bickford
The Gresham Outlook
February 21, 1990 Wednesday
page 4A column 4

Clayton Bickford
The Gresham Outlook
July 20, 1988 Wednesday
page 4A column 4 and 5

Re: Clayton T. Bickford & Iva Jane Liscumb

Martha_Whitman — 2009-10-27 01:19:38Z

Laura: Thanks for the information on Clayton T. Bickford and Ivy Liscumb Bickford and their family . I sure will resquest an obituary look-up for Clayton T. and Thomas . Obituaries always has a lot of information. Thank you, Martha

Re: COCHRUN and PARKIN

2009-10-27 01:18:39Z

Alas, I do not see a link with your COCHRUN/PARKINS lines. My PARKIN family descends from Joseph Parkin, b. abt 1802, who came from the vicinity of Derbyshire ENG to Illinois about 1843 with wife Ann Lester and several children. My COCHRUN family descends from Simon Wesley COCHRAN/COCHRUN ,b. 1755 in Virginia, who was ordained a Methodist Episcopal Minister shortly after the Rev. War and eventually settled in Ohio about 1807. He died in 1845 in Allen County, Ohio.

obit look-up please for Clair L. Applegate

karencluff80 — 2009-10-27 01:16:49Z

Could someone please look up an obit for Clair L. Applegate for me please. It was in the Oregonian Jun 9 2006. Thanks so much.

Seeking Help or Advice for Cemetery Search for Mary Putnam

GenealogistGrrl — 2009-10-27 01:13:00Z

Hi,
I am looking for the death date and burial place for Mary (Ingram or Hulse) Hulse Annis Putnam. She was born in May 1843 in Ontario County, NY, and was last recorded in Portland in 1920. She probably died before the 1930 US Census.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Patricia

House Of The Good Shepherd

2009-10-27 01:06:02Z

Hi Donna, (Replying to Cleveland)
My birth mother attended that school, between 1924/1929. Yes, I know all about the Catholic school for girls. It was not a school for bad girls, more like homeless girls. The nuns that operated the school back then, are now in St.Paul MN. I have the their address, if you would like it. My adopted mother, taught school there in 1949/55. Even have pictures of the place. No it is not being used any longer. In fact the building is run down and has been up for sale for many years. It covers some 10 to 15 blocks of the area. If you want more information, please do contact me at Nikki2F@Webtv.net and I will be glad to answer your questions. "smile"
Cheers
Nikki in Oregon

Re: Obituary Look Up Please Andrew Tittle Portland

mt_shoffman — 2009-10-21 04:29:41Z

I am going to the library on Saturday and I look and see if I can find this for you.

John and lillian Reid

Catwoman57 — 2009-10-15 17:34:14Z

I found a funeral notice and obit for the above people. I accentally deleted the E mail address of the person that requested this lookup via RAOGK. Please contact me at krisg1249@juno.com.
Kristeen Galloway

Re: Walter Valentine SMITH

Catwoman57 — 2009-10-15 17:31:48Z

He died Nov 1,1963 and his wifes name was Annie according to the ODI. Now that i have a date i will look it up.
kristeen Galloway
krisg1249@juno.com

Re: looking for Minnie White and Eliza Douthett

jblair127 — 2009-10-04 14:48:23Z

I've come up with quite abit on this family as they are a collateral line I'm researching. Contact me at jcblair77@btinternet.com

Re: William R. McCulloch, b. Canada, mar. Grace Maud Brown

CarolynMcCulloch — 2009-09-30 17:08:47Z

I am married to grandson of William R. McCulloch, descended from William R. and Kathleen, and have also been trying to research ancestry of this line. Have found census records - problem with spelling errors on every census, so were difficult to locate.
Have citizenship papers but cannot locate Canadian birth certificate for William. Have you had any success tracing this line into Canada?

Walter Valentine SMITH

vennfam — 2009-10-14 23:55:20Z

I'm looking for an obit for Walter Valentine Smith who was born in 1885 and died c1963 in Portland?, Multnomah Co., Oregon. Also searching for any other descendent information. Thanks for any help.

Mildred Ann SHAW

ndharper1 — 2009-09-30 19:06:43Z

Mildred was born 7 Dec 1885 in Ontario to Angus and Margaret Shaw. After her mother died, she lived with uncle Henry Randall and family in Multnomah county OR.

She married in Multnomah on 14 Jun 1911.

If someone could check that marriage record and let me know the name of her husband, I would be very happy. Access to films is very difficult, as I live far from a city.

Nicki D. Harper

Obituary Look Up Please Andrew Tittle Portland

CathyH909 — 2009-10-20 02:14:51Z

Hello,
I am looking for the obituary of Andrew Tittle he died in Salem, but his usual residence was Portland. He died Mar.5, 1957. I am willing to pay for a copy.
Thank You,
Cathy
CathyH909@aol.com

Timothy Long

maryharder38 — 2009-10-27 01:07:26Z

I am searching for possible relatives of Timothy Long. Born May 1859 in Ireland died Mar 1928 in Portland, Oregon. There were possibly 2 daughters one named Lulu and the other Florence. Lulu was born in Wisconson,Florence born in Ohio.
Timothy was the older brother of my great grandfather Michael J Long. Their parents names were Michael Long and Julia Lenehan. I recently obtained Timothy's death certificate and was wondering if there were any living decendants still in the Portland area.

Re: Wallace obits in Portland, Oregon

mikefilteau — 2009-10-10 17:35:46Z

Hi Eellitta,

That will be greatly appreciated - just hope you'll be able to find them

If you ever need a lookup in Montreal let me know,

Mike

Wallace obits in Portland, Oregon

mikefilteau — 2009-10-09 01:03:10Z

I am searching for information on a lost branch of my family who left Eastern Ontario in the 1880's and some of whom were last reported in Portland, Oregon in 1930 (census).I have death dates for two of them as follows:

1)Irving M Wallace died May 30 1961 in Portland
and
2)Loye C Wallace who died May 18 1963 in Portland.

I would appreciate hearing from anyone who can provide me with any information on these two or their families or who would be willing to try to find their obituaries from papers that would have been published in Portland at the time.

Either post an answer here or e-mail me at mikefilteau@hotmail.com. I live in Montreal, Canada.

thanks,
Mike

Re: Lester COPUS (1911-1977)

doreenmc — 2009-10-24 02:29:56Z

Yes, Lester was the son of Pearl Edward Copus. I spoke to Lester's brother, Gordon Copus, and he told me that his half-brother died in Oregon. He thinks Lester's mother's name was "Arvilda". Several records found for Lester. Here is one of them.

U.S. Veterans Gravesites
Name: Lester Edward Copus
Service Info: CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Birth Date: 24 Jun 1911
Death Date: 12 Jan 1994
Service Start: 6 Mar 1942
Interment Date: 18 Jan 1994
Cemetery: Willamette National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: 11800 SE MT. Scott Boulevard Portland, OR 97266
Buried At: Section X Site 875

Re: Obit Lookup: Thomas Larkin Womack and/or Lily Myrtle Dryer

Eellitta — 2009-10-27 01:07:58Z

Hi Susan,
I went to the libray today. I didn't have any success looking for a death notice, funeral notice or an obituary for Thomas Womack and Lily Dryer. I just now looked at the Social Security information for Thomas Womack and see that he possibly lived in Gresham. When I go back to the library, hopefully this week, I will look in the microfilm for the Gresham newspaper, the Gresham Outlook.

I looked in The Oregonian newspaper from May 14th, through May 24th, 1967 for Thomas and from June 14th through June 24th, 1967 for Lily.

You might try Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness - raogk.org and ask a volunteer to look up Lily's obituary. Try Daphne Garrison for Washington county (Oregon)who looks up obituaries in the Hillsboro Argus newspaper.

I will get back to you on Mr. Womack's obituary.
Eellitta
russetred@msn.com

Re: Obit Lookup: Thomas Larkin Womack and/or Lily Myrtle Dryer

Eellitta — 2009-10-10 23:28:58Z

Hi Susan
I looked in the east county newspaper called The Gresham Outlook for Thomas Womack's obituary. The paper is published twice a week. I looked from May 18th to June 15th, 1967 and I did not see an obituary. I am sorry that I was unable to help you. Hopefully you will find one in Hillsboro.
Eellitta

Re: Wallace obits in Portland, Oregon-FOUND

Eellitta — 2009-10-10 23:12:03Z

I will send them to your private e-mail.
Eellitta

Re: Obit Lookup: Thomas Larkin Womack and/or Lily Myrtle Dryer

Eellitta — 2009-10-05 16:59:07Z

Hi Susan,
I will look for the obituaries for you. I like to volunteer and do not charge for my services. If you want to e-mail me personally, my e-mail is russetred@msn.com

Regards,
Eellitta

Re: Wallace obits in Portland, Oregon

Eellitta — 2009-10-10 15:52:15Z

Hi Mike,
I will be glad to look for the obits for you. I will e-mail them to your personal e-mail when I get them. It should be within a couple of days.
Eellitta
russetred@msn.com

Re: Mildred Ann SHAW

Eellitta — 2009-10-01 20:41:42Z

I found something else you might be interested in. Mildred crossed the U.S. border into Canada in 1943.

Detroit Border Crossings and Passenger and Crew Lists, 1905-1957
about Mildred Shaw
Name: Mildred Keir
Alias: Mildred Shaw
Arrival Date: 30 Apr 1943
Age: 56
Birth Date: abt 1887
Birthplace: Innisfil Ontario
Gender: Female

Port of Arrival: Port Huron, Michigan
Departure Contact: Husband William Daniel Keir

Microfilm Roll Number: M1478_36

On the document it has the following information:

Port Huron, Michigan April 30, 1943
Mildren Kier nee Shaw
Place born: Innisfil, Ontario
Age 56
Last permanent address: Hampstead, Province of Quebec 10 Northcote Road
Name and address of nearest relative: U.S.C. Thru husband William Daniel Kier, who became a citizen of the U.S. thru the naturalization of his father William Kier at St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 14, 1895. Married to William Danile Kier, June 14, 1911 Portland, Oregon.

Examined and found admissible Montreal, Canada March 22,1943

U.S. Immigrant Inspector A.T. Gregoire

Admitted at Port Huron, Michigan on April 30, 1943 for Permanent CN#17

Where it says if she was crossing with anyone else, it was left blank.
Eellitta

Re: Mildred Ann SHAW

Eellitta — 2009-10-01 19:45:45Z

Hi Nicki,
I found two newspaper articles mentioning the engagement and the marriage of Mildred Shaw:

The Oregonian
June 4, 1911 Sunday
Section 3 page 5 column 2
Society

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newton Randall announce the engagement of their niece, Miss Mildred Shaw, to William Daniel Kier, of Los Angelas, Calif. Mr. Kier is associated with Porter Brothers, railroad contractors. The wedding will take place June 14.

Date: June 18, 1911
Location: Oregon
Paper: Oregonian
Section 3 page 5 columns 3 and 4

Kier-Shaw

Miss Mildred Anne Shaw and William Daniel Kier were married by Rev. Henry Marcotte at the home of the bride’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H.N. Randall, 505 East Fifteenth street, last Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Kier was attended by her cousin, Miss Sarah Patrick and D.T. Porter was best man. Miss Margaret Porter played the wedding march, and Mrs. H.E. Miller sang before the ceremony. Little Helen Randall was ring bearer. Mrs. Kier wore as her wedding gown white crepe with rose point and Venetian laces. Her flowers were lilies of the valley and orchids, while the maid of honor carried pink rosebuds with fern and wore embroidered French batiste over pink satin. White peonies and palms combined to make the room in which the wedding was performed attractive, while the dining room where a wedding supper was served later, was festive with pink roses and shades for the candles of the same color. Assisting at the wedding were Mrs. J.C. Porter, Mrs. Andrew Porter, Miss Alta Broughton, Miss Grace Florence and Miss Clara Fleischman. Mr. and Mrs. Kier have gone to Lake Louise, in the Canadian Rockies, for the wedding trip. They will return and be at home after July 15, at 693 Halsey street.

I hope this gives you the information you were seeking.
A volunteer,
Eellitta

Re: Obit Lookup: Thomas Larkin Womack and/or Lily Myrtle Dryer

Eellitta — 2009-10-05 16:25:48Z

Hello,
Have you received these obituaries? I would be glad to look for them for you. I research The Oregonian, which is a large daily newspaper in the Portland area. Sometimes, the people who die in Hillsboro do not have an obituary in The Oregonian.If I do not find one, I will have a suggestion of who to contact to look for one for you.
Eellitta

Re: Timothy Long

Eellitta — 2009-10-05 16:21:54Z

Do you have an obituary for Timothy Long? In 1928, there might only be a Funeral Notice, but it could still have names of family members. If you would like me to look for it for you, I would be glad to volunteer. I do not charge for my services.
Eellitta
russetred@msn.com

Re: Theresa Robinson: Funeral Notice

Eellitta — 2009-09-28 20:40:08Z

Hi Tom,
I found a funeral notice for Theresa Robinson. I looked for a full obituary up to the time of the funeral, but I didn't find one.

The Oregonian
April 28, 1965 Wednesday
Section 3 Page 6 Column 3

See attached.

At least you now know that John Lowe Robinson, her son, was alive at the time of her death.
Eellitta

Re: SEIBERLING Lucas Music Co.

Louis_Dinwiddie — 2009-09-30 01:56:05Z

I can offer that Frank Lucas of that company was my great grandfather. He died in about 1930, but I'm still working on this.
Lou

Re: Theresa Robinson: Funeral Notice

ThomasBrown1959 — 2009-09-28 23:08:21Z

Thanks for the funeral notice. I now know John Lowe Robinson was alive in 1965 and had two children.

Burial info for John Clay Robinson

ThomasBrown1959 — 2009-10-27 01:11:52Z

I am looking for burial information for John Clay Robinson who I believe is buried in either Multnomah or Marion County? He died on December 25, 1939 in Marion County. However in the 1930 Census he is living in Portland.

His wife Theresa Robinson nee Young died on April 24, 1965 in Portland.

Both John and Theresa were born in Canada and immigrated in 1913.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Tom from British Columbia

Re: House of Good Shepherd Home, Portland

Nancymarie_Phillips — 2009-10-17 11:52:02Z

The House of the Good Shepherd was run by the Good Shepherd Sisters. The Home in Portland was Villa St Rose. This was not a home for unweds. Started as a form of a refuge, but became a high school.

Re: Hensley

kjohns34 — 2009-10-27 01:05:29Z

Hello,

I must have missed your reply to my query. My email address is kjohns@everestkc.net

Please contact me regarding the Hensley / Johnson family.

Thanks.

Kevin

Re: Obit Lookup: Thomas Larkin Womack and/or Lily Myrtle Dryer

lowens22 — 2009-10-10 23:37:30Z

Thank you so much for looking. I appreciate it.

Re: Obit Lookup: Thomas Larkin Womack and/or Lily Myrtle Dryer

lowens22 — 2009-10-05 16:56:09Z

Thank you for your response, no I have not received any replies and would welcome suggestions on being able to obtain copies.

Susan

Obit Lookup for Charles Zink

james13099 — 2009-10-27 01:04:20Z

I am looking for the obit for Charles Everett Zink who died in your county in Oct 1965. Thank You.

Re: Obit Lookup for Charles Zink

james13099 — 2009-10-25 04:02:24Z

Hi,

I don't have a record indicating I replied to your posting. I am still looking for this obit. Thanks.

Jim