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2002 TCGS Calendar of Events(This is a tentative schedule, subject to change.)
Feb. 13
Newspaper Researchvith
C+,
- Carolyn Oster
U This meeting will be held at the
Benton County PUD
2721 VZ.lOth (off ofl aos HwY.
Kennewick.
March 13
Civil'Sfar
l - ; : : : :
U This meeting will be held at the'$Cest
Richland Community Center
6075 '\V.
Van Giesen
\Fest Ricbland
April - From Odginals to Cds.
May - Donna Potter Phillips.
June - Caleodars through History.
Joly - No Meeting.
August - Annual Show n'Tell.
September *Whatts your Problem?"
October - To be aonounced.
Novembet - Annual Meeting.
December - Annual Chdstmas Pot Luck.
'Hq'Cla$$c$Richland Familv Historv Genter
Classes are from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M.
Prior registratioo requested but not
mandatory. Call 946-6637
January 15 Census
L6 Internet
t8 Name Search
23 Family History Resources
24 Advance PAF 5.01
February t2 Beg. PAF 5.01
t9,2L, 26 Thneehour dass r*"r
Introduction to Crenealogical R esea rch
Thursday morning: 9 to 10:00.
January 3,10,17,24
Basic PAF:
1. Entering family data or converting itfrundtersources.
2. Conecting "Possible Problems" to make certain that
dates & places are conect
3. Eliminating duplicate individuals using MatchlMerge.
4. Editing "Place" names to make certain that they are
spelled conectly, are as complete as possible, & are
in appropriate format.
Ancestor: File Number:
Checklist forCensus 1790
1E001810'182018301840't8501860
Census 1870188018901900191019e0
Stcte censusSlate census
Birth Baby BookAdoption Rer,ordBirth AnnouncemenlNenrapaper Clipping
Family andPersonal
BiblesGenealogieeCoet of Arms
- Scrapbooks
Maffiage Engagement AnnouncementWedding AnnouncementWedding LicenseWedding BookAnniversary announc€ment
Oeelh ObiFaryFuneral BookDeath Noticewill
, Merrrorial Card
Diwrce - Divorce Papers Divorce Announcement
Legal Conhac{sSummons
Tax NoticerGuardian Papers
HealthRecords
x-raysInsurance ReportsHospital RecordsMedical Recordslmmunizalions
FinancialRec'ords
AccountgBillsRocoiptsCheck Stubsestate Records
Slool Repoft CardrHonor RollAwardsGraduation DiplomasTranrcnpbY€arbooks
ReligiousActlvitier
BleesingdChristeningBeptlsm RecordConfirmation recordOrdinence RecordMinisterial RecordSealing CertificateTernple Recommends
Evsry DayLih
JournrUDiervBiographyLdtersPhotooraohs
PublicationlNampaper ClippingsScrepbooks
Licenses EueinetsOccupalionProleseionalHuntino .FirearmsOrivers
- Motor Vehicle Registration
CfiizeffihapPapers
NaiurallationDenization
DepotmonthsspoilViea
Land andprop8rty
Deeds. abstadsMorlgagesGr.nts, pet€nlsSurveys, mapsWater RightsL€a69sBondsLoans
Ernployrnent Social Seorrity CardApprerlicechip Records
_ CilalionsAdriwement Awards-Disability
Records_ Pension Records_ Membership Reoords
lncome Tax Records- Union rccords
_ Saverancc Records_ Retirement Records
Military Service RecordsPensionsD{38bilityDisdrarqeNational GuardS€l€ctlve Samce
Bounty Aw"rdSsrvic€ MedalsRibbons
FirearmsUniiormCltations
ThsTipciryfficd$odN\
December - Annual Christmas Pot Luck.
_ _ : _ < ' - - - - _ { f ,-zo r"u. Proli."ti.
- 4 pm Richlqnd Fqmilv i=€t-:- HisforvCentqr' at'o - o - ? _ < E D e o €
March 13
Civil'!Var
with the Rogers
This meeting will be held at the
\Zest Richland Community Center
507< \V. Van Giesen'$7est
Richland
April 10
From Originals to Cds.
Angela Combs & Joyce Beswick
Meeting location:
Richland Maintenance Shop
2700 Duportail St.
(off of Queensgate near the new
Richland \7alMart.)
May - Donna Potter Phillips.
June - Calendars through Histoty.
JolY - No Meeting.
August - Anoual Show n' Tell.
Septembet ttV/hatts your Problem?tt
October - To be annouoced.
November - Annual Meeting.
'He lp 'C lasses
Richland Familv History Genter
February t2 Beg. PAF 5.01
19, 21, 26 Thrree lPur dass tr*"r
Introduction to Crenealogical Research
March 8 Beg. PAF 5.01
14 Family History Center Resources
15 Using US Census Records
t9 Introduction to Internet Research
27 Advance PAF 5.01
Gage Family History GenterPhone # 628 8))2
Hours: Mon. 10 am. to 1 Pm.
T u e s . 7 p m . t o 9 p m .
Thurs. 9 am. to noon.
7 pm.to 9 pm.
Open by appointment: call Mariann SZatson 627-OL9t
Feb. Every Tues. 7 pm. Beginning PAF :.ot
March Every Thurs. 9 am. Advance PAF :.ot
(fhurs. Class is held in the Chapel.)
Please contact newsletter editor,
Ren€e P iter sen, [email protected] # 627-7389
to submit any information of
genealogy interests.
HAVE YOU PAID YOUR 2OO2 DUES??7??????
If you are unsure, conact Membership Chaia Mary Hahn
gmhahn2@lntrnail. com.
are $13.00 per individual and $20.00 for household.
Send to:TCGS, POBox 1410, Richland,WA99352.
Membership cards canbe picked up at a TCGS
meeting or enclose a SASE if you want your membership
cad sent to you. If you would like a cufl€nt membership
list contact lvfurv.
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The Federatlon of G€na.al{t€tical Soci€ti€s€/
Californla Stdte Gen€al€tglcal All lancelrtrlt€ you to
IXtu!**Wil\gfistIMflHow long willcopy nrashine documenh hsfl This is a
utuch asked qrrstion about tre longeuty 0f foflmsnb copld 0na copy nnchire, If you m& 0 lrffWaphic cnpy 0n pflrrmiltarchivr $nlily FFr, you havp I copy ftd uill la$r rlong tirne(150 yean if srnrd ar l0 @ocs wfth jWo hunidity). Tlis d.vice was by Kdy Ludrvig, furhivc ftnssrydor of he Minne.soh Historical Sostoty.
Permrrdt qmlity pW (psper nade tom purifid mllwlo*,les trnn l% lipin calcium cd$att Z-3% ey wer$t mdm alkdine $rang) is frre spmification thnt rnmh tre Ansicmsmrety for Testing illarffials spifications for pumanenr qual.ity. If &e nffihin' is in pd mndition and thc t'rcr i$ fiund to{tptpo Fopedy, pu should havs r nhtiveg frmnffr cryy,Ihis also ryplim h computsr laffi prfuffi spio$,
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The mego-free genealogt site RootslVeb urd its commercialsister site Ancesry arc pulling their family hoe daftbasss tepther, just a few months aftvr doing ths same with heir messlgeboards. Rootsfieb's Worlifiornect and Ancestry Y{orldhavo beaome one integrated danbase of uer+ontibutedhistory information conbining 150 million-plus nanes.site's ownu, MyFamily,com, pnmises to kery this daubase freemd to refrain frorn selling conrrtutd information on CD-R0Msor elsewhere.
The new database incorporates WorldConnect features suchas desc€ndaocy, rcglstu and aturentafsl rcports, and "Post+m"
notcs that allow users to comment on the data. Search thebind daabases via RootsWeb <worldconnect-motsweb.con) orfuocsry <w$ry.anc€sfiy.con/share/audnain.hfrn>. RErhted
To b€ h€t<J 6t the
Onta rao Convcn t t on C€n tc rin Ontario, Catifornaa
7-1O,.Augiust. ' ' l,()2
FEF (""s")A Con lerence fo r the I ' ' l c t l i c t r t ' : , ( )ene<t l r ry1 t : t : ,
-&
For additional informatioo contact:
California State Genealogical Alliaoce
www.csga.com
or talk with Margie Beldin.
L. Meyednk Mf. Olive Lulheronrch, 7809 Tiefon. Registrotion:
$20.00 eody regislrolion,lunch. A no-hosl dinner with
ry will follow the conference. ?on Fanily hee
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dpbednrsed.
MaY - Donna Pottet Phillips
Meeting locetion: Eettelle
June - Celenders thtough History
JulY - No Meeting
August - Annuel Show n'Tell
SeptembGr rurhrtrs your Problem?n
October - To be ennounced
Novembof - Annuel Meeting
DecembGf - Annual Chdstmer Fot Luck
Locrl Events27 M,at Pasco LDS Steke Family History
2nd annurl confercrce Ttrg1
-J-4 Mry Td -Citles First Annual HighlandGamcs TRAC fior Info GDrtlrct
Rldrerd Hofr.3+2-1955
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2OO2 TCGS Calendar of EventsAPril 10
From Originds to CDs - The Ertrrytion Prcgram
JoycBesrvih& Angda Combc rvil $orv pr tb pm lh
LttS ftrnh usb ctENE ildt*tr rrch s lhe rrr rcsd Webft,
fu lSm C€n$s'fre \Ed noordc Inecs frm Scmdinrvh'
Ausrala rd der utas Ner dvms h fu Dtrefu Prcgrm
Mcdrg locrlom
Richlcnd Mgintenence ShoD
27OO DuDorteil St.
( off of QueensSrte neer
thc new Richlend VelMrt.)
Calendar of Upcoming Evens:o Richlaad Family History Center - Clarscs:
Mar 14 Family History Center Resources
Mar 15 Using US Census Recordsroltr$ono
Mar 19 Introduction to Internet Research
Apr 4 Advance PAF
Apr 9,1 1,16 Beginning Research
o Gagc Family History Center
Every Thursday in March at 9am:
Adr/atcePAF5.Ol
Scmlnar/Confcrcncer:
For more information contact:
Joy Dlrcn or Uarglc Beldln
Mar 14-16 BYU Computerized Genealogr
Conference
Mar 16 Clark Co C'en Soc, ShirleY
Hodges, $35.00, Deadline
March 6
Apr 2O Eastern Washington Gen Soc,
Richard L. Hooverson, $30.00,(Deadline April6)
Apr 2O Yalcima Valley Genealogical
Society Annual Spring
Conference, Ke5mote:
Kory Meyerink, $2O.O0 eadY
registrationApr 20 Olympia Genealogical Societ5r
Spiqg S€mina presentq nailUiner,' $3s.oobe&rc8Aril, $4o.ooddoc.
May 9-1 I tttahCreoealryicalAslttinCortrrgrce Sat Lalc Cibt' Utatr
Jrn 2L-22 Washirrybm $ab e'€n Soc,M &Udee Shit*t'J. Rrim€r,
ThtMA"RCH
Sodrt3OOB Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco, W
March 27.2OO2,7:00 PM,"lmmigrant ExPeriences",
Franklin County Historical Museum, Pasco,
for info contact: [email protected]
April 18, 7:00PM,"Harriet Tubman, Traveling on the Underground
Railroad", (lnquiring Mind Lecture),
Richland Public Library
Civil WarResources
The Family Chronicle (mag) MarchlApril2002
has an article titled "CivilWar Confederate Records"
by Craig R. Scott - offers advice on tracing your
ConFderate Ancestors.
The @nealogy Magazine Heritage QuesfJuly/August 2000
has firre artides on "Finding Your CMI WarAncestof
1) Military Records Provide lmportant Glues
Kory L. Meyerink, AG
2) CMI\ltlar Research Sources
Robert S. Davis Jr.
3) Civil War Recods of the State Adjutant Generals
Amy Johnson Crow, CG
4) Dixie's Givil War Unionists 1E71-1EE0 InteMews
Gene G. Armistead
5) \Mten OH Soldiers Die....
Janet Elaine Smith
Books on Givil War
Oaken trom Heritage Ques/. plag.Nuly/August 2000)
Ciil Wu GercalogyGeorge K. Schweitzer
AddttLona.lSe rnl.rrars ^/ tCo nfe re nc es 3
Aprll4-5, 8Ol
55th Annul Pacific Norttrwest History Conference, for info
@June25,2oAI2
Genealogical Fonrm of Oregon Family History Fair.
$45.00, $50.00 at the door.Forinfo@
Genealoglcal tounr to
Dennnrk and Sreden,
contact [email protected] or web site
l4ury.sgeEcaen sE
->>>/ \ n r r t n - ! /
ii Fo" Mo*e lnformofion YA t , - t VA about the wide variety of \ln - - . . . r ' Vii -ilita"y """o"d., ,". VA r
' * t t V
n Jn-"t Ntogl"., V
r r o l / r . r . , ' , t V7\ U.U. Military Kecords: y
f; A G*i,|" tn F"J"""l & St't" Sn,""". !n TCGS BooL R"-*er et rhe RFHC VA 8k56.102 VA v
Women inthe Civil WarMary E. Massey
Everyday Life DwirgThe CivtlWuMichaelJ. Vafiola
Southem Hi$ortcal SoobfY PaPrsSouthem Historical SocietY
American CMI War Home Page
CiNy Hovallshttp ://su nsite. utk.ed u/civil-war/ plus h u ndreds of links !
Also Gheck:
W tlww$t. itd. n ps. goulcv,rs slsld iers. htm
Rasurch — Reconl Rcp.1
Monthly Update
of
.Clty Gene a I ogl ca Soc April 2002 Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco, Washington
2002 TCGS Calendar of Events
May 8
EVENING SEMINAR
Donna Potter Phillips Analyzing & (Evaluating Genealogical Information:
An cluteractive (,Presentation
The Battelle Auditorium
Doors open 6PM: program begins
6:30 PM
1111110 TCGS member $10.00 - Non-member $15.00
After 1 May - All Attendees: $15.00
June - Calendars through History
July - No Meeting
August - Annual Show n' Tell
September "What's your Problem?"
October - To be announced
November - Annual Meeting
December - Annual Christmas Pot Luck
Local Event
3-4 May
Tri -Cities First Annual Highland Games
TRAC Facility
for info contact Bernie Beldin - * 436 -sior
I; 1 MalagMlarOMEIr
Richland Family History Center Though registering is not absolutely necessary, please do so by calling 946-6637 so that you can be contacted if the class needs to be rescheduled or canceled. Starting time: 7 pm
Apr 17 Beginning PAF Instruction in data entry, notes and sources, printing, multimedia, and other features of the new Personal Ancestral File 5
computer genealogy program. May 14 Family History Center Resources
16 Beg. PAF 5.01
17 Introduction to Internet Research
21 Advance PAF 5.01
23 Using US Census Records End of Classes until September
NEW EXPANDED HOURS
GAGE BLVD FAMILY HISTORY CENTER HOURS:
Monday: 10am to 1pm
Tuesday : 10am to 3pm -7pm to 9pm
Thursday: 9am to Noon -
I pm-4pm (this shift begins Apr 18)
7pm-9pm
Appointments Available
Contact: Mariann Watson 627-0193
HAT' 5 GOOD
However, you will be
records on your own co
time ever in the U.S. h
census are being relea
microfilm
Ancestry.com is publish
the 1930 Census online
microfilm is release
Archives and will be avai
Ancest
For more information, lo ttp://www.ancestry.conillandingic
des describing the 1920 U.S. ce
ttp://www.ancestry.coinflibrary/yi
ttp://www.ancestry.contilibrary/vi
(Fits census is on order at
Family Hist
ble to view these
puter. For the first
story, images of the
d simultaneously on
d online.
digitized images of
ithin hours after the
from the National",
ble to subscribers u r
.con.
at: usl.btrnl. To read my recent
us, look at
/colunuts/eastman/5432.asp any
teolumns/eastman/5433.asp.
or local Richland & Gage
Center's )
1881 Canadian C
Made available by the
the LDS Church, this
disks contain 4.3 milli
disk included with the s
Windows software.
Census set of CD-Ro
(to order online go to
sus on CD-Rom
Hy History Dept.oi
t of 3 data CD-Rom
n records. A fourth
t contains the needed
he 1881 Canadian
disks costs $11 0:1
amilysearch.com )
Seminars/ Conferences:
For more information contact:
Joy Dixon or Margie Beldin
he following article is from Eas
ewsletter and is copyright 2002
e-published here with the permis
0 KNOW
's Online Genealogy
Richard W. Eastman.
on of the author.
Apr 20 Yakima Valley Genealogical Society
Annual Spring Conference, Keynote:
Kory Meyerink ($20.00 early registration)
Olympia Genealogical Society
Spring Seminar presents,
PaulMilner,
$35.00 before 8 April, $40.00 at door.
1930 US Census Rec rds Now Available
Apr 20
These records can be
visiting the National A
D.C. or at the one of th
Regional Libraries in Bo
New York City, Kansas
Worth, Seattle, Chic
SanFrancisco, Laguna Ni
iewed right now by
ives in Washington,
13 National Archives
on, Springfield (MA),
ty, Philadelphia, Fort
o, Atlanta, Denver,
el (CA) or Anchorage
May 9-11 Utah Genealogical Association Conference , SLC Ut
June 6-7 BYU DNA testing in the Tri-Cities
Jun 21-22 Washington State Gen Soc, Port Angeles
Shirley J. Reimer, author of The German Research Companion
June 29 Genealogical Forum of Oregon Family History
Faire, $45 preregister.
Aug 7-10
"A Goldmine of Diversity" FGS and California St.
Genealogical Alliance, full registration $171
(Flyers Available)
Library Chair: Mariann Watson reports the following
acquisitions/donations:
Frances Andrews: BK 55.300 Directory of Scottish Settlers in
North America 1625-1825. 1988 edition
BK 20.503 Historic Montgomery Co, MD
bit Lasilla: BK82.101 Point (2001 Annual Directory-Italian Surname Research)
Pat Ballowe: BK58.SVE Svendsen-Descendants of Svend Nielsen
His three sons Christian, Christen & Martin SVENDSEN came from
Denmark to live in SD. They changed the spelling from Svendsen to
Swensen & Swenson.
Evelyn Pratt: BK57.328 Genealogical Reader: NE US & Canada
BK54.503 Life on the Dry Side (Historic back roads of the Inland NW)
BK54.504 In the Ruts of the Wagon Wheels-Pioneer Roads in
Eastern Oregon
BK54.505 Just Rambling Around Blue Mt Country-Eastern WA & OR
2002 TCGS Calendar of Events
July - No Meeting
August - Annual Show n' Tell
September "What's your Problem?"
October - To be announced
November - Annual Meeting
December - Annual Christmas Pot Luck
FYI
BOTH FAMILY HISTORY CENTERS
HAVE ORDERED THE NEWEST
KW COMO
History & Genealogy of the Hinds Family
History of Monona Co. Iowa 1890
English Cottages & Farmhouses
(Donated by Dorothy Ramseh Hansen)
Women in the West
The Journal of a Landlady
'Andy' Andresen has donated a copy of the book he wrote: Warren Christian
Andresen His Ancestors and Descendants Book 1 Peter Christian Andresen
1HE
"i, MONTHLY UPDATE LOA-Icier, i h i5 17,SCA- , r, hi d4-1•e? 1
Remard, — R.0.4 Rex., JUNE 2002
el KENNEVVICK, RICHLAND, AND PASCO
!a JI lb - WASHINGTON pm. -^. Ts
Richland Family History Center
'HELP' CLASSES
WILL START UP IN SEPTEMBER!
The RICHLAND FAMILY HISTORY CENTER
will be closed
Monday. June 24 through
Saturday, July 13
for painting and carpet replacement.
During this closure,
Patron Films and the CD collection can be accessed at the
Gage Blvd Family History Center
(895 Gage Blvd).
EXTENDED HOURS DURING THIS TIME:
Monday: 10 am - 2 pm;
Tuesday: 10 am - 3 pm & 7 pm - 9 pm; Wednesday: 10 am - 2
pm & 7 pm - 9 pm:
Thursday: 9 am - 4 pm, & 7 pm - 9 pm.
and by Appointment
(Contact Mariann Watson at 627-0193).
Heritage Quest Research Library
909 Main Street, Suite 5
Sumner, WA 98390
http://www.hqrl.com
Saturday, July 27, 2002
at the Tacoma Elks, 1965 South Union Avenue,
Tacoma, WA
Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG. Speaking on
"Finding Buried Treasures".
doors opening at 8:00 am.
The cost is
$25.00 if preregistered by Wednesday,
July 17. 2002.
Box lunch is
$10.00 and must be ordered by July 17.
Cost after July 17, is $30.00
TSGS has 5 reservation slips for this event.
Talk to Dorothy LITTLEFIELD
JUNE 21 - 22 Washington State Gen. Soc.
www.olypen.com/ccgs
Shirley J. Reimer, author of
The German Research Companion
JULY 30 -AUG 1
BYU Family History and Genealogy Conference
genealogyconferences.byu.edu
In the September,October 1998 Heritage Quest, '
Issue #7, is a very interesting article,
---by Janet Fine Smith,'The Dating Gam.
This article gives soi i clues as to when peope celebrate different events in
their lives depending on holidaus and seasons.
une 24-Jun( I
GAGE FAMILY HISTORY CENTER will hi ye on loan a collection
of 240 genealogy cds. These CDs are p-oduced by some of the
top producers of Genealogical CDs. Maly of the CDs are
available on the Internet, but only to thase who buy premium
subscriptions to several online data bases. CDs loans like this
almost never happen to a family histor center.
Because the use of some of these cds i not intuitive, a daytime
class on use of the extensive compact risk collection will be
presented at the
*Richland* FHC at 1:00 p.m. o Tuesday, June 18.
Topics covered will include an overvirw of the collections the
type of information provided (indexes, extracted records. boo
images, etc.), search strategies for the 'arious CD brands (FL
GRS. Ancestry. etc.), and how to prirt/save the results. The
class will be held in the basement clas room at the Richland
FHC. No registration is necessary.lf y u would like to see a list
of the titles in this collection go to the following web site
<vx ww..rootcw ch corn/--wartH> Click cri CD ROMs. You will
find an intro. Followed by description of CD indexes that cover
a broad range. Afterwards CDs will be listed country or topic
such as "immigration." The US section starts out with broad
subjects like: mid-Atlantic genealogie military. or English
origins of New England families & the n goes to individual
states.You can expect to find on many of these CDs information
on more than one generation. PrimariLi Canada, USA (including
Acadian-Cajun & African American). Middle America,
Australia Great Britain (including several Irish). Western
Europe, Scandinavia. Prussia are represented. Included in the
CDs for the United States are maps, a nsuses, passenger & tax
lists, town histories and records for. irunigration/naturalization,
birth, marriage death/modality/cemetery, land. church, wills,
probate,military. There are many collttted histories/genealoill
especially on early pioneer/settlers to in area & ethnic groups
such as German/Swiss, Huguenots, Soots, & Irish.
L:
Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy 6-10 Jan 2003
8th Annual at the Wyndham Hotel For more information
www.infouga.org or 1-888-INFO-UGA or
Ask Margie Beldin
,THEIRINCIIYGEN OGICALSOCIETY
MONTHLY UPDATE
Aug 2002
KENNEWICK, RICHLAND, AND PASCO
WASHINGTON
September "What's your Problem?"
October - To be announced
November - Annual Meeting
December - Annual Christmas Pot Luck
o • ings o e rary
Located at the Richland FHC the TCGS
holding's have been updated.
Visit this site http://www.cbvcp.conVtcgs
and you will find there is a link to the
Richland FHC, where the new list of
holdings are posted.
Visit this site OFTEN to keep updated!
Hew Acquisitions
✓ PROCEEDINGS, DAYTON WA COMMUNITY
STUDY 1954-1955 DONATED BY YO SAWDEY
RICHLAND FAMILY HISTORY CENTER
'Help Classes'
are starting in September!
Watch your e-mail for exact schedules
or call 946-6637
NEED HELP
The books have been brought back to the Richland
family history center, and are back on the shelves, but
not in order. Some are even in adjacent state. It would
take a very long time for one person to put every thing
back in order, but not long if many help out. Can you
help put a shelf or two back in order? States are
shelved in alphabetical order, followed by general US
topics, & then foreign countries. Books (BK) are
shelved before Periodicals (PR).There is a separate
section for oversize books & another for US State
census. So if you can, stop by the RFHC put a shelf or
two in numerical order & then inform staff on duty
what was done, so that what is do x& what is left to
do can be tracked.Thank you!
✓ NC Headrights: A List:1663-1744
Donated by Ginger Jansen
• Everton's Handybook 10th Edition, 2002
Family History News rom Salt lake New membe r s
Barbara Baker 4822 W 12th Kennewick, WA 99338
509 783-0308 bakerbabaa@hotmjtcom
Doug and Debbie Buss 1010 dillinghan Connell, WA 99326
509 531 3975 debbieb03-cities.com
Shirley Rankin PO Box 316 Cannel WA 98326
509 234-0058 [email protected]
Brenda and Chester Talent 1940 Thayer Dr Richland, WA 99352
509 946-6952 tallentsOiuno.com
Corrected CII mails
Gordon Freeman freegolf@aol. corn
Jane Kane amberly12hotmail.com
Blake Spilman [email protected]
Mariann Watson [email protected]
Shirley Rankin shirlyn34(d,aol.com
Marji Cochran [email protected]
New e -ma i I EMEMSAvita Shoop [email protected],om
Last week I had the
the BYU Family HistoryCon
about improvements to the
interne site. For those of y
dreaming about doing gene
pajamas, your dream is abo
Vital Records CDs that the
been producing will be avai
FamilySearch.org. Earlier
by an extraction worker that
that is being done currently
create Vital Records CDs. Thi
work will be made availabl
FamilySearch website for al
now, the Scandinavian and
Records CDs are already ac
others will soon follow.
Another feature of t
Research Guidance. When
a potential ancestor in a dat
hot link at the bottom of the
connect you to additional re
will list the sources you cou
prioritized, in order to learn
person you have chosen. If
who is already in the IGI (
website will be
ou find the name ofil
ase, there will be a
creen which will
earch sources. It
access,
ore about the
ou access someone
ernational
Ordinance Index), you will e able to click on
he source and the program 'II access the
Family History Library* Ca og entry so you
ill know exactly what the ource is for that
entry.
Finally, for those of you hooked on PAF,
I was told that PAF 6.0 will be the last PAF
pdates.
Many more changes are planned, but thiAli
is what is coming in the near future. 7.7
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argie Beldin TCGS President
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9-15 Feb 2003, Salt Lake City PHI hosted by Donna Potter Phillips.
A nofrills trip; it will just be any and all EWGS friends/members
who wish to come. The room cost is $80 per night, so 80x7 =$560
div by 2 = $280 each person. This is at the Best Western Salt Lake
Plaza. And this assumes that you would wish a roommate; if not,
then plan on paying the entire $560 for a single room. You each w•
be responsible for your own airfare.; Airfare is usually between $150$300;
flying time is under 90 minutes. I will collect the total amount by February 1st.
you are responsible for your own food. Let me know ASAP if you would like to
join the EWGS group. Donna Potter Phillips 8002 W. Mission Rd., Spokane,
WA 992249572 (509) 6244118 // donna pp@ea r Idink .net
•THETRI-CITYGR MONTHLY UPDATE
September 2002
KENNEWICK, RICHLAND, AND PASCO
WASHINGTON
Richland Family History Center 2002 TCGS Calendar of Events
'HELP' CLASSES
cto er I • • oto en cation
The speaker will be Salty Slate who was taught
how to do this by Frances Ehrig.
There will be handouts.
Please bring your old photographs, tin types etc.
& let's see if we can help you figure out the year
the photo was taken, the ages of the people, &
the place it was taken. These clues may help
you identify who is in the picture.
Please register (so we can contact you if the class
needs to be rescheduled) by calling 946-6637 during
946-6637 during library hours.
SEPTEMBER
18 -7pm Wednesday
Using U.S. Census Records (How to use the U.S.
Federal Census records and census indexes to identify
your ancestors.)
24 - 7:00 p.m, Tuesday
November - TBA
December - Annual Christmas Pot Luck
\ Introduction to Internet Research (Using the Internet
to find, disseminate, and preserve genealogical
information.) - 7:00 p.m., Tuesday
25 7: p.m., Wednesday
SUBMIT; Stories of Success,
Queries, Surnames, etc.,
To
Lee SMITH
by
9 October
for publication in the
November Bulletin
Family History Center Resources (An overview of
research resources available at the Richland Family
History Center and instruction in the use of new CD
resources such as Vital Record Indexes and the 1880
U.S. Census Index.
OCTOBER
I Beg. PAF -Tues. 3 Adv. PAF-Thurs. 7pm.
8,1035, Intro to Gen. Research.- 23 Internet Research
Pre-TCGS class; Instructor Patty Salsbury
9 October 6:15 pm
Consider the Source
Learn the standards of referencing sources, books,
Internet, magazines, etc.
13 November 6:15 pm
Oral Interviewing
Holidays provide a great opportunity to talk and ask
questions. Learn to ask the right ones and get the most
information.
THAT'S NICE TO KNOW....
Patty Salsbury also teaches a class at the
CAGE FHC on Wed. at 12:30 pm
Genealogical proverbs & Quotations
If a man cares not for his roots,
how then can he care for his
branches. Doyle M. Davis
People will not look forward to posterity who never
look backward to their ancestors. Edmund Burke
People who grow up without a sense of how
yesterday has affected today are unlikely to have a
strong sense of how today affects tomorrow.
Lynne V. Cheney
The father backward you look, the father ahead you
can see. Winston Churchill
REMINDER
Take Note of Changes
e-mail Gayle Noga: gay lunatic a ldspreparcdness.com
Ethel Acker ‘N cackc a ao I. com
New address: Marjorie Huddleston 12647 NE 87th 12647 NE 87th Kirkland, WA 98033 same e-mail address
NEW MEMBERS
Janice Balero 546-9941 idgenrodseaol.com
Ruth Fabian 166 Bradley Blvd Richland, WA 99352 942-1050 jfa biannowt. corn
Elaine Wasil 946-4858 ewasiI18acharter net
Kathleen Weighall 783-2921 orcaradaaol.com
9-15 Feb. 2003 A 'NoFrillst trip to Salt Lake City
FHL hosted by Donna Potter Phillips. Call
(509) 624 4118 or e-mail [email protected] if
u have any questions or want to sign
FYI
Everton Family History
When members order a 1 year
subscription to this magazine, 30% of the
$28.95 per year subscription is donated to your
society.
That would be $8.95 of this fee.
Offer ends 31 October, 2002.
Call 1-800-443-6325,
give reference #0188.
MONTHLY UPDATEOctober 2OA2
KENNEVyICK, RICHLAND' AND PASCO
WASHINGTON
2 TCGS
Place Finding Aids
Richard Allen will be covering the maps, atlases,and other resources that are available at theRichland FHC. LaWana Jensen will be coveringAniMap which is on CD, at both the Richland 8tGage FHC.
December 2OO2 - Annual Christmas Pot Luck
$trangers in the lBorfome, fook will me inside tfris drawer,
cln tfiis 6ox cl've often seen,At. the lPic'tures, bf.r.c/r" and' white,-
f,aces prold(, sti[[, scrcne.
cI wisfi Q knew the Qeopk,$he* strangeqin tle 6b:1,
fiheir names and al( their menroriesde fost arrronf nrl socks.
4 wonder vdral tfteir [ives were [ike.(hov,' did thev swnd their doys9{Mhat about ifrdir speciaf tirnhg
4'(( nc,ter know ffieir wals.
clf on[y someone had taken timeO-o tetfwfio, what, where,when,
$-hese faces of m2heritage{Mou[d conre to life again.
Coutd this 6ecome the fateOf the pictures we takz t"d"ZQ
ffhe faccs and the maflories$orncdal to 6e tossed awq!
fltftqke time to save your pictures,$eizE the opportunitl-wfren it knocfu,Qr someda2 1ou and 2ours could be
{he *ranger in the box.
1997 by Pameh A. Harazim. All Rltrb Reerrcd. May be used in unchangd iorm for
non<ommercial purpooes if accompanbd bythb copyight message.
Richland Family History Genter
'HELP'CLASSES
Please register (so we can contact you if theclass needs to be rescheduled) by calling
946-6637 during library hours.
(GTA''E' 'TABT AT 7}A)
October 2fi)2
23 - Wednesday - lntroduction to lnternetResearch (Using the lnternet to find, disseminate,and preserve genealogical information.)
Norrember 2fl)2 E - Friday' Beginning PAF(tnstruction in data entry, notes and sources,printing, multimedia, and other features of thenerv Personal Ancestral File computer genealogyprogram,)
12 - Tuesday- Using U,S. Census Records (How touse the U,S. Federal Census records and censusindexes to identify your ancestors.)
F < E S < H E D T J I - E DINTRODUCNON TO GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH
OCT. 8, 10, 1.5, has been changed to a
Dav-Time Class.
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Towm & Cities * A Guide to German Parish Registers Vol 'r.--
Baden, Bavaria, Wuertternberg-Cemy * The Library of Congrer-A Guide to Genealogical & Historical Research-Neagles *Tax
Records: A Common Source with An Uncommon Value-EakleDonated bv Ginger Jansen:
NC Headrights: A list of Names, 1663 - 1744
Publication Committee Meeting
16 Oct.
4PM
Richland FHC
(writing space for meetings announced)
e-mail address
Sandy Haberling [email protected]
I t o*,*NewMembers.
Nancy and Boyd Hughes, 1774 Kapalua Ave, Richland, WA
99352 627 -2262 ;"[email protected]
Bonnie Booth,97601 Lenore Lane. West Richland, WA 9935
967-5622\J,
Arlene Adkins, 116 East 49th, Kennewick, Wa 99337582-861 1 aedr.inslle2@eoi h'n
IZAN'O NISG NO ENOII
Genealogical Forum of Oregon Fall Seminar.
Speaker will be Lloyd DeWin Bockstruck
October 26, z0o.Z at the Tabor Heigtrs UnitedMethodistChurch, S. E.61ster Sta* SL, Portland,
Oregon. The forms have a map and list ofprograms. Members if mailed by Ocr l2 is $25,non memben $30. After Oct.12 $30 and $35.
Lunch is $6.50 if ordered by Oct. 12 notafter. Their E-mail is [email protected].
TCGS has four application forms;
Dorothy Littlefield
OCT. ACOUISITIONS:
Donated by Roberta lsley:
give thapfts..Nov 2OO2
KENNEWICK, RICIILAND, AND PASCO
WASHINGTON
coME YE' 00[ilE Al I\NNUALCHMTSTNfiASPARTY ' ITh
BRING YOIIR FAYONXTE CHRISI'MAS DTS|H,& YOUR OWN PLAT"E & UTENSILS.PROYTI}EI}: CUPS AND NAPKINSl I DEC (ufED. EVENING) 5 PM
RICHLAND MAINTENANCE SHOP
LET'S CEN,EtsR"ATE WITH OUR GENEAN.OGY FRIENDS!
f f i , m m sPay your 2@3 TCGS dues before
December 3l
and be entered in a drawing for a 2OO4membership at the lanuary meeting. Pay at the
meeting or send to
TCGS, PO Box 141O,
Richland, WA 99352,
$ l3.OO for individual and $2O.OO for couple.
Send a SASE for return of membership card
or pick up at a meeting.
\ Be sure to check thefite boxes located
in the foyer.
lrtn or^.,Ii"i;;[iT;subject in one fite box or
ormation fited by location.In the front of the fite is a paper to sign if you
desire to take the information home andretum tater.
This is a wonderfut'hetp' resource.
Publications Meeting22 January 2003
RFHC4 pm.
New members:
yancey Reser, 2073 Last Chance Road, Walla Walla, WA 99362, 509 525-3053, [email protected]
Byron Gessel, 1913 Wesl22nd Ave, Kennewick, WA 99337, 586.8858, [email protected]
Marian Personett 31906 S. Gerards Rd. Kennewick, Wa. 99337 509 586 2406 email - [email protected]
Please note this new e-mail address for
Larty Bafus 102 Camargo Ln, Pasco, Wa [email protected]
ACQUISITIONS
Donated by Yo Sawdey: Proceedings of Dayton, WA community Study .
Also Donated by Roberta Ishley: Historical Atlas of MO, Handy Tips to Your Genealogical Research in New
England, Dakota 1885, Guide to Genealogtcal & Historical Research in PA.
Donated by Andy Andresen: Part? of Andy's family history (His mother's side)
FYIINIERNETALONG
A $pechl Thanksgiving Poqn
THOUGHTS OF THANI$GIVING
TtnnksgMng day is comirg soon,
That lcxE remembered day
llhen nature gives her dessed boon
To allAmerica,
0n that glad day, in ail our land,
the people, in their uake,
Gve thanks to fod, u,tpse mighty haM
Deals blessings good aM great.
The roast goose, steaming on the flate,Ihe s,neet ptato cobder,
Ihe cnnberry sauce, tfe puddirg baked,
Tfre seasoned turkey gobbler -
Alltfese del[hf ard many more,
From north, south, Ir€st ard east,
Do all tf€ nalion keep in store
For this ThanlagMng fuast,
Alas, fortfnse uin are denied
This desed boon of Godl
It4ay all the needy be supplbd
Like lsraelbytie rcd.
Norember 1895 From: "Plea of te llegro Soldierand a Hundred Other Poems"
I Charles Frederid<Wl'rite
Poetry of Charles Frederick White
THIS POEMWAS F{IJND ON THE WIIH I\4ORE INFORMATION ON ALL
HOLIDAYS PERIAINING TO GENEALOGY,
IJSE YOTJR FAVORI]'E SEARCH ENGINE(RENEE PETEmEN'S FAVoRTE lS GOOGLE)
TYPE IN GENEALOGY THAN ISGIVING.MANY SITES APPEAR
INIERNEI SM WHERE THIS POEM WAS fuUND :
http://www.geneulogyforu m.roolsweb.com/gfool/Thonksg iving/
OTHER TOPICS ON TTIIS SITE WERE:
TIIE ORICITIS OF TTIANKSGTVING
TTIAI\KSGIVIT]G FILES
RECIPES. RDCIPDS, REEIPDS
TIIANKSGIVII\G 6ND (XIR MESSITGE BOARI'S (ONLY ON AOL)
OTTIER TIIANKSCIVING LIFKS
MAYFLOWER SURNAIIDS
p ay your 2003 TCGS dues before
December 31
and be entered in a drawing for 2004
membership at the January meeting. Pay
tonight or send to
TCGS
PO Box 1410
Richland, WA 99352 r Send a SASE for return of
membership card.
$13.00 for individual/$20.00 for couple
2003 TCGS CALENDAR OF EVENTS
15 JAN 2003
6:30 PM RICHLAND FAMILY HISTORY CENTER
4 Goethals St -Richland
mod, —
61.1.111.1i 6 ,,,,Revon
mid laUN 4141 -ad
2003 TCGS CALENDAR OF EVENTS CONT
• FEB. How to write Letters & Queries & more.
• MAR. Random As of Genealogical Kindness
(What is it/ how do you use it) Also, TCGS lookups.
• Apr. 1930 Census
AL°
Corrections & New Members
David and Marji Cochran (not Cochrane)
midoie57(a)acii.c.:or - and
Kathleen O'Laughlin obonwacharter net
Anne Nolan and John Covey
2163 Clearview Ave.
Richland, WA99352
375-1062
THAT'S NICE TO KNOW
RFHC WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS
FROM
21 DEC UNTIL 2 JAN.
,ITRIACIIIGEN K EALOGICALSOCIETY MONTHLY UPDATE
Dec 2002
KENNEWICK, RICHLAND, AND PASCO
WASHINGTON
SEEK-SEARCH-SAMPLE What a GREAT way to start out the New Year!
Come and TOUR the Family History Center. EVERYONE will
learn something from this tour!
Note The General Wed. Mtg. has been moved
forward to the third week this month only.
40 The time is flexible Come anytime between
6:30 pm & 7pm
'There will be NO mini- Genealogy meeting with Patty Salsbury.
Fif 1FCGN 134DAIRID ME EIS UilltiCIJ 8---;■(?) Me
'HELP' CLASSES RICHLAND FAMILY HISTORY CENTER
Please register (so we can contact you if the class needs to be rescheduled) by calling
946-6637 during library hours.
DEC. 10,12, 17 1 PM
BASIC RFSEARCH
JAN. 7 BEG. PAF. (Instruction in data entry, notes & sources,
printing, multimedia, & other features of the Personal Ancestral File computer genealogy
program. )
JAN. 10 INTRODUCTION to INTERNET RESEARCH
(Using the Internet to find, disseminate, & preserve genealogical information.)
•
Coming to Vancouver,WA Clark County Genealogical Society
presents John Philip COLLETTA
15 Mar 2003 (More information will follow
next monthly update.)
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Eastern Washington Genealogical Society
Spokane, WA Luncheon 4 Jan 2003
"Noon until we're done" The Davenport Hotel/ Marie Antoinette Room
$25.00 (paid by 27 Dec) $30.00 (at the door)
SPEAKER; Robert SINGLETARY "Life at Fort Sherman 1878-1898."
You 'II see authentic uniforms, displays of other clothing,
memorabilia & equipment & hear about life for soldiers & civilians
when Fort Sherman was in its prime.
For a Registration Form: contact Renee Petersen
627 7389 [email protected]
cl wish for...
5-he given name of the kirl whose first name was Os(t.s.
g-he birthplace of the ancestor who was born in two countries.
She location of towns that are not on any map.
7he connection to another generation of grandparents.
A (irk to royalty, someone rich of even the family black sfieep.
,relative who wilt share my enthusiasm for genealogy!
