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Milly 15 Dec 2007
Ralph Martin born 1877 returned from USA to UK for WW1. According to his WWI Draft Card, he was living in Centralia in 1917, with Mrs. Lula Martin (his wife?) He was said to have left a wife and family behind in America. In 1910 he was in Tacoma, WA, aged 35, single, plumber, born England. How do I find a marriage record for him between 1910-14ish?


Donna Lange 14 Dec 2007
Looking for the date of death and burial for Christian Niemann, wife Dorothy, son Ernest H. and his wife Irene. Christian was a saloon keeper on the 1910 census in Little Falls. They are on the 1920 census in Vader. Ernest was born in Wisconsin. Thanks for any help.


Kathleen Fisher 14 Dec 2007
I'm looking for information on my family, My great-great-grandfather Brad Heading put the sewer system in Chehalis, my great-grandfather and his wife were Osteopaths in Chehalis at 1260 Lewis st. My biological great-grandmother was Iris Cox. Her father was a minister for the Latter-day Saints church in Centralia.


Bill Roberts 2 Dec 2007
I was searching the internet for old pictures of Lewis County and came upon your website. I am specifically interested in finding pictures of the town and/or houses that were present before Mayfield lake covered them up. I believe the town used to be called "Ferry". I was able only to find a picture of the bridge crossing the Cowlitz River, but nothing more. Any help identifying additional photos would be appreciated!


J. Hindman 13 Nov 2007
Searching for death (and burial) information on Charles James Williams and Katherine (Roman) Williams. 1920 Census shows them living in Centralia; Charles was 62, Katherine was 48. [Editor's note: according to the Washington State Death Index, Katherine E. Williams died in Centralia on 6 Mar 1954, age 82].


Don Workman 8 Nov 2007
Looking for Lewis County Workman's that originally came from West Virgina.


Carol Ghylin 3 Nov 2007
Chester I. and Irene D. BRADLEY are may grandparents. They lived in Centralia, WA, but I can find no record that they even existed. Chester worked for the railroad in Centralia. I cannot find the cemetery they are buried in anywhere. I believe it is next to a park? Forest Lawn, maybe?


Wayne Gomez 14 Oct 2007
Tabitha Mannon was buried in Little Falls Cemetery, Vader, on Feb. 4, 1974. I would like to find someone who could find out if there are any other Mannons there, particularly, Henry Mannon, and also if there are people with the ff. surnames:
Harris esp. Ruby
Webster esp. Mabel
Johnson esp. Lena
Thank you very, very much!


William B. Levy 7 Oct 2007
Harry W. McCormick is my Great-Great Grandfather. I read a few years back some old clippings that my Grandmother has. Her name is Rita Marie Ryan. She is the Grandaughter of Mr. McCormick! I have a few photos of him. He owned the lumbermill from what I learned. You know this though. If anyone has any photographs or newspaper clippings or other information it would mean something to me. My grandmother is 88 so it's difficult to speak to her about things from so long ago.


Sandra Wakkuri 7 Oct 2007
In regards to Barbara Raabe's query: When leaving Vader going toward Ryderwood there is a Maschke Road. When I lived near Vader from 1938-1956 Martin and Adelaide Maschke and their two sons lived there. I understand that their son Bob Maschke lives at Toledo, WA. I assume they were likely related to the Maschke for whom you are seeking information. Also, there is information on Bertha Schultz on RootsWeb.com Home Page giving the ahnentafel of her Mother and listing Bertha's half siblings.


Barbara Raabe 2 Oct 2007
Looking for additional information on the family of Bertha Schultz Maschke and Gustaf Hoffman who were married in 1915 in Castle Rock and lived in the Centralia area for many years following their marriage. We are trying to trace their hometowns in Europe plus would like to know the locations and years of residence in Lewis County before they settled in Centralia. We know Gustaf Hoffman lived in Vader (Little Falls) when he first came to Lewis County and lived with the Winter family there sometime between 1912 and 1914. We know that Bertha Maschke lived with her mother and stepfather in Vader as is shown in the 1910 census. Are there any 'city' directories or other sources that would show where the family resided between the census years?


Barbara Raabe 2 Oct 2007
Grandmother Emma Kovinski Raabe, born 1890 Newaukum Hill, was the daughter of Anna Zachmann and Adam Kovinski. Her grandmother was Anna Koenig Zachmann. I have recently found out the Bukovina connection plus found their pedigree on familysearch.org. I have visited the Newaukum Cemetery where Anna Koenig Zachmann is buried and found a new tombstone for the Zachmann child that died the same year as she, 1897. I was unable to contact the Rumpel family to whom this family is connected but would like to reach others who are researching this family and share facts. Also, I am trying to find out where Adam Kovinski who died in 1900 in Chehalis/Newaukum is buried.


D. R. Holmes 2 Oct 2007
My father Alfred Parker and Joyce had a son named Harold in Pe Ell, WA. It was in the 1940s to 1952. I believe he was adopted soon after birth. Do you have any information on Harold? Thank you.


Becky Sutherland Chafin 12 Sep 2007
I am looking for Kiser cousins from Washington state. Descendants of Andrew Jackson Kiser and Malissa Selfe Kiser, originally from Russell County, Virginia. I have lots of info on the family, wish to share...


Bob Bradford 1 Sep 2007
I was born in National in 1919 and am trying to find pictures of National and information about the logging operation. My father was a cook there. I do have a few photos of me at the camp. I am also interested in learning whether there was a hospital at National. Thanks. [Editor's note: National was located in southeast Pierce County near the Nisqually entrance to Mt. Rainier National Park, only a few miles west of Ashford along present-day State Route 706. National was a company town built by Pacific Lumber Co., which also employed a number of Lewis Co. residents.]


Warren Boruff 1 Sep 2007
Regarding the Elmer Storm family. I saw a query from Sept. 2006 about info on Elmer Storm and three adopted children. Query was from a Laurie Gilbertson. Laurie, please email me for more info on Elmer Storm.


Isabelle 28 Aug 2007
Birth mother's name Joy from Chehalis. Would be 68 years old now. Used to be a waitress in the 70's. Baby girl born August 9 1974. Blond hair blue eyes. Father was a DJ. We think Joy has other children; I am also looking for them. The adoption was done by a Seventh Day Adventist agency. Please help me finding this lady. I am trying to help my sister-in-law to find her family. Thank you.


Linda Kinney 23 Aug 2007
I am doing a little research for a friend who recently told me that he was born/adopted in Chehalis in 1968. The only thing he knows about his birth mother is that her last name was Curtis. He was born at the hospital that was in Chehalis at the time. The adoption was arranged by a friend or doctor. He would like to find his birth mother. If you have any information that might help him, please email me.


Sarah Haude 23 Aug 2007
Does anyone have access to (or know where to find) old yearbooks for Chehalis High School? Specifically I am looking for a photo of Edna KIESEL who graduated from Chehalis High School in 1925. Thank you!


Sandra Wakkuri 20 Aug 2007
Regarding Q470: The Gehrmans appear to be buried at Holy Family Catholic Church Cemetery, Pacific County, WA. Going to Google and typing in Jacob Gehrman or the name of the above mentioned cemetery will bring up this information.


Katherine Aiello 20 Aug 2007
My husband has many family from Lewis County. I'm trying to trace some of where people went. His gr. gr gr. Grandfather (his grandmother's grandfather) was Newton Montogomery Gross who died 11-21-1931. Buried in Sticklin Cementary, Centralia, WA. His second wife was Nettie Carr. Don't know where she is. NM Gross had a daugher named Laura Gross who married J.A Duncan. She died 3-3-1930 at age 47. Buried in Sticklin Cementary as well. She had 8 children. Beauford, Howard, Clebart, Ray, Vivian, Reba, Wilma, and Thelma. I'm unsure where all these Duncans went. Do any of these Duncans sound familiar? All of Centralia, WA.

Laura's sister Martha Gross married JW Mincher who lived in Centralia as well for a time. I only know she died in 1949 and do not know birth or dates. I know JW Mincher is buried in Vancouver, WA.

Dean is my mother-in-law's maiden name and Harry Evelyn Dean is her grandfather. I was wondering if this person was also buried in Centralia as well. Born 9-17-1894 - died 11-30-1980. His wife was Olive Mae Shaw Dean, born. 3-28-1892 - died 8-14-1971. Thanks for your time!


Sue Pukall 11 Aug 2007
I am trying to locate obituaries or other information on members of the GEHRMAN family that moved from Wisconsin to Washington in the 1890's. I believe they originally immigrated from West Prussia and am hoping to find the name of the village they came from.

Jacob and Augusta Gehrman: he died on Dec. 25, 1905 and she died March 7, 1909. I believe they lived in Centralia at the time of Jacob's death, and Louise went to live with their son Mike in Frances/Elk Prairie (Pacific County) after that. (They were my great-great-grandparents. My great-grandmother stayed behind in Wisconsin.)

They had a son Jacob (Jake) who died in Centralia in 1949, and I would hope to find some information, possibly an obituary, on him.

I believe there was also a son John Gehrman and his wife, Caroline, and I'm nost sure if they settled in Lewis or Pacific County. I'm pretty sure John worked in the Willapa Valley for a time. Any assistance you could give me would be greatly appreciated!


JoAnn Wilson 2 Aug 2007
Joseph Windle and Catherine"Caty" (Harper) WINDLE moved to Oregon/Washington 1852 and are on the Washington State and Territorial Census 1857-1892.

Joseph Windle res.1857 - b1781 Lewis Co. WA
Catherine " res 1857-b1787 Lewis Co., WA

Need other information on this couple. Their dau. Rachel Windle married Jesse Jefferson Hood in Lawrence Co., Mo. They are my GGrandparents. Windle's are my GGGrandparents.

Would like to know when & where they are buried. Land they may have owned in Wash. and Oregon. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.


Mark Will 22 Jul 2007
Looking for an obituary for: Augusta FUSS. Died: September 11, 1946 in Chehalis, WA. Buried: in Claquato Cemetery.


Myron F. Foster 22 Jul 2007
Can anyone help me find obituaries for Harvey Lee Billings who died April 30, 2005 in Centralia, Lewis Co., WA or Gladys Billings who died August 18, 2005 in Centralia, Lewis Co., WA. Any help with finding these would be greatly appreciated.


Lois M. Bozarth 22 Jul 2007
Can anyone confirm for me that Myrtle M. Cork who died 1975 in Chehalis was Myrtle Mae Mullins b 1902 in WV, who was married first to William McKinley Hackney 1916 in Southbend and second to Harry Cork? Believe Myrtle and McKinley were divorced after 1932. Thanx for any help anyone can give me on this.


Albert L. Notter 22 Jul 2007
A D. VanDeVoort made an enquiry on July 1, 2006 regarding the family of Milton Notter, buried at Claquato Cemetary in April 1959. I just came across it, doing a Yahoo search regarding my Dad. I am the youngest of Milton's 9 children, and am interested in getting in touch with D. VanDeVoort (if this is still an active enquiry). Thanks. [Editor's note: D. VanDeVoort's email is no longer working - if a new email address is available, please let Jenny know.]


Phil Mitchell 18 Jul 2007
Responding to Lindsay Arnold query regarding where John Arnold was located in 1900: June 26-27-28, 1900 Garnite Pct, Lewis Co Wash: T623-1747 pg 141 (205) ED 132 sh 9B Ln 55:
Arnold John w m Sep 1856 28 M 11yr B:OH FB:PA MB: NY farmer
Lillie f w Jan 1872 28 m 11 yr 5 child 5 living B: IA F&MB: Switz
Harry 9 B: WA
Isabell (?) 7 B: wa
Ellsworth 1892
Charlott 1896
Johnie


Gabe 18 Jul 2007
Looking to find which cemetery my mother's younger brother is buried in. He died in Centrelia, Wa as an infant in the 1920's. His name was Jimmy Oster. Any help would be appreciated.


Leigh Spencer 18 Jul 2007
I am doing research on my husband's family. His parents Glenn Edgar Spencer (father Edgar Spencer, mother Marie Glenn) and Emilece Ermagene Hays Spencer (father Marcus George, mother Mabel White) were raised in Onalaska, had ties to California and Oregon, and died in Chehalis. Any information is appreciated. Thanks!


Gary Barnes 14 Jul 2007
I am looking for death and burial information on Dr. Thomas P Francis of Centralia and Wife Margaret H Laraway FRANCIS as well as their 3 children Herbert Francis, Ruth H Francis and Frank FRANCIS. I'd also like to know whe Ruth married if she did get married. She is in the 1900 and 1910 Census in Centralia.


Phyllis Ceratto Evans 5 Jul 2007
I am looking for info on Clifford S. Walker. He lived in Morton in 1920 according to census. Any help will be appreciated.


Lindsay Arnold 5 Jul 2007
I'm looking for any information pre-1900 on the Arnold Family (John Luther Arnold & Lillie Deggeller). I know they settled in Onalaska but they are listed under "Granite" in the 1910 Census. I'm unable to find any information before then. I was told they married in 1889 in Washington. All of their children were listed as born in Washington starting in 1890. Their son, my grandfather Elwood Arnold, was born in 1905, and will be 102 in November. Thanks.


Patricia Swanson 5 Jul 2007
Andrew W Warner spent several years in Winlock, Lewis county area( 1886-1891)--set up brewery---WARNERS SALOON in Winlock---was a civil war vet, recieved pension while in Winlock--died Jan 1 1891---his son Charles and family were in Winlock,Washington at that time helping with the business---we are trying to figure out where he was buried---are there any special Civil War Vet cemeterys about the area---any ideas would be appreciated---we do not know where he was buried---his son and family sold the property and returned to Nebraska by 1900. [Editor's note: Patricia has posted more information on Andrew Warner elsewhere on this website.]


Kevon Tracy 21 May 2007
Who were the Wolfenbargers around the Cutis/Biostfort Valley area? I came aross this name a place called the Wolfenbarger site and a state referance number. I was raised in thia area and have had familly there for about 100 years I have no recollection of this name; any info would be nice.


Jan 4 May 2007
I am looking for any information on the Lola Stout or John D Allensworth and his wife Fiola Allensworth? The once lived in the house I now own and trying do some historical background on my home.


Carole Thomas Wiskirken 4 May 2007
Looking for One-Room Schools that were in Ethel, Lacamas, Salkum and Silver Creek in 1900.


Colette F. Sexton 4 May 2007
(This is an update to Query #443) Our cousin discovered on Ancestry.com Washington Births 1907-1919, another child for Frank E. (son of Frank D. and Lena "Farr" Sexton) and Effie "Fiscus" Sexton. Helen Anna Sexton born 22 July 1916 in Lewis county Female, white. This is a child we have not heard of before.

There were several of the Sexton children that did not live long. Gilbert died at age 1 year and we do not have dates of birth or death for him, only a burial gown picture (like funeral prep clothing) - the back of the picture states age 1 year. Delores Sexton died 9 May 1927 at age 6 years. Louise Sexton died June 1934 at age 14 years and Ernest Sexton died 1925 at age 19 years. We do have obits for these four, but not Helen. Thank You for your time.


Lynn Chapman 12 Apr 2007
I am looking for any descendants of Samuel Houston and Nancy Chapman Johnston. They were living in Lewis County in the early 1900's.


Carol Parkhurst nee Blowers 12 Apr 2007
Iam looking for info on a Minnie Davies who was born in England around 1894. i understand she had a brother and neice living in the Centralia area.


Cerissa Ramsey 6 Apr 2007
My family comes from the Tulalip Reservation. We can trace our family back to Antoine Gobin (white) who married an Angeline (Indian). Angeline was and Indian from what is now the Tulalip Tribes. They had Thomas Gobin whom married Nancy Boomhouse Jones. They had Jopete Gobin whom married a non indian- Ruth Gobin. They had Bernard Gobin whom married Delores Young of the Tulalip Tribes. They had Patti Gobin, who is my mother. I am very interested in any info about Antoine and Angeline Gobin. Antoine was said to be either an interpreter, or fur trader or worked for the Hudson Bay company. He was French Canadian, and him and Angeline may have met near Nisqually. Please get ahold of me for more info such as dates, and other stories passed down regarding Antoine and Angeline. If you have ANY ino I would be greatly appreciative!


Krisit Keller Milanowski 31 Mar 2007
I am trying to find out the name of a particular men's hat that the Keller and Aust men began wearing back in the 1940's and became their trademark. The hats were white and resembled a flattened mushroom. My cousins and I call them the "Keller" hats, but there has to be another name for them. A revival of the annual Keller/Aust/Rose picnic is being planned at Fort Borst Park on July 28th, 2007, and we would like to revive this distinctive family custom. Does anyone know the name of those hats and where they were purchased and if they're still available? Thank You.


Dean Knudsen 29 Mar 2007
I am attempting to locate the burial site of Marcus L Noftsger. He was a Civil War veteran who served in the 7th Iowa Cavalry. He is listed in the 1890 census as a resident of Chehalis, WA. In 1900 his widow Lucretia is listed as residing in Seattle with two sons, so Marcus seems to have died between the years 1890 and 1900. Any help in determining his date of death and burial location would be very much appreciated.


Regina Taylor 29 Mar 2007
I am looking for some "lost relatives" in the Lewis County area - Miller family that moved there in the 1900s or later. Lula Miller and Arnold Miller, both born in 1914 or so, Washington. They are the children of Robert B. Miller and the son of Samuel J. Miller (my gr grandfather) who died in TN we believe around 1890. He never migrated to Washington state but his sons all did. His wife did as well (my gr grandmother Sophronia Miller from NC). My question is how and whre do i look go to find decedants of these people? I only know the list of children back in the 1900s such as the children ofThomas Ottinger (Fred and not sure of daughter's name)bert above.

I am also researching the Ottinger family, ie; my gr grandmother's daughter maried a Thomas V. Ottinger . They had two children...Frances Ottinger was 53 in 1930 and Thomas was 58. Thomas died in January 5, 1983 at age 73. Do not have a cemetery. Is there an archive that i can pull up obits on these people?


Shelby Keane 24 Mar 2007
I am the great-grandaughter of John H. Frodel and Magaret (Johnson) Frodel. Margaret was born in Winlock, and John in Germany. They Marrried in Winlock. They had 1 son while in Winlock. Edward, they then moved to Hoquiam and had 3 more children. I am in the process of researching the Frodel side of my family and be willing to share what information I have, and am looking for someone who may know more about the Frodels.

I am also looking for information about Charles E. Johnson, his wife Charolette Bergstom Johnson and their children; Carl, Edna, Ralph, Adolph, and Mable. They are the family of my great grandmother Margaret Johnson Frodel. They lived in Winlock, I believed they owned a farm for some time. Charles, Adolph, and Mabel are burried in Winlock. They belonged to the Secred Heart Parish.....That is about the extent of my knowlege about the Johnson family.


Shirley A. Weber 18 Mar 2007
Looking for information on my grandmother's KRAY family that left MN abt 1912 for Chehalis area. Father's name was Valentine KRAY bn MN 1865, wife Anna SCHOLZ bn Ger.1866, she died in Littell in 1916. Their ch. John bn 1892, Al bn 1895, Joseph bn 1897, Frank bn 1899, Ceclia bn 1901 and Fred bn 1906. Thank you.


Dan Brown 10 Mar 2007
I'm hoping someone who has access to yearly Polk directories for Lewis County and to a scanner can help with a project. I know from family tradition and other sources that my Browns lived in Lewis Co for many years since about 1910. Besides Chehalis and Centralia, it's possible that my Browns might be found in any town or lumber camp such as Vader, Ryderwood, Doty, Pluvius, Ashlock, Pe Ell, Dryad, McCormick, Walville, Frances, Lebam, Holcomb, Menlo, Adna, Ceres, Meskill, and others including the upper Cowlitz area of Morton and Mossyrock.

I would like to eventually have a collection of scanned images of all pages with Brown names within any of the Lewis Co towns and for all years available.


Richard Marlatt 6 Mar 2007
I am looking for any information on a J. L. Taylor born about 1876 in North Carolina, he married Julia Tinsley and they moved to Doty, Lewis, Washington. Their children's names are:

Loren Lester Taylor
Born: 6 Jan 1902 N.C.
Died: 11 Feb 1980

Chester C. Taylor
Born: 18 Jan 1904 WA
Died: 10 Sep 1968

LaVerne Nellie Taylor
Born: 16 Jan 1906 WA
Died: ??

Jessie T. Taylor
Born: 20 Apr. 1907 WA
Died: 19 Dec. 1989

Ruby Taylor
Born: About 1909 WA
Died: ??

Mary E. Taylor
Born: 18 Jul. 1911 WA
Died: 6 Feb 1990

I am struggling to find information on the parents and the daughters LaVerne and Ruby. If any one knows of any information I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.


Colette F. Sexton 5 Mar 2007 (Updated 24 Mar 2007)
We are looking for information on my husband Richard Allen Sexton's great-grandfather, Frank Doty Sexton aka F.D. Sexton. Our cousin received today F.D. Sexton's death certificate and from it his date of birth 5 September 1850. He died in Chehalis 7 March 1938 at age 87 years 7 months and 2 days. He is buried at Fern Hill. Per certificate name of father still Unknown and per informant name of mother unknown. He was born in PA or Kentucky, as some census state Pennsylvania other Kentucky. His mother was Betsy J. Wiley and step-father James L. Wiley this information from the Lewis county 1880 census. He was married to Lena Farr born in Canada. F.D. & Lena had 3 children; Frank E. (my husband's grandfather) Born in Lewis county 15 June 1882 (per his Teamster Registration Card), Grace L. Born in Lewis county 20 July 1884 died 20 Aug 1892 and Edna Violet born in Lewis county 1887 and we believe she married Golden Temple. Lena died in Lewis county 2 Mar 1888 at age 27. Grace and Lena are buried at Fern Hill.

Frank then married Katherine "Katie" and they had children, Francis b 1891, Mabel b 29 April 1893, Mayo M? b 1894,Mary E b 1895, John b 1896 Infant b June 1898 died Dec 1898 and William b 1902. Katie b 1870 & died at age 40 16 Mar 1910. We do not know where Katie is buried. Sometime after Katie's death F.D. remarried a lady named Minerva and moved to San Juan County @ Friday Harbor WA, where he was the Town Marshall and street commissioner. We went to Fern Hill in 2004 and there was a headstone F.D.Sexton with no dates, so we do not know if he is buried there or not. His mother, step-father, and half-sister Mary Katherine "Wiley" Dean are buried there as well as his son Frank E. and daughter in-law Effie "Fiscus" Sexton. The Stockand's were half-brother to Lena "Farr" Sexton.

We would really like information other than census on F.D. and his children, also his date of birth and death. His father's name and place of birth would be very helpful.

My husband's other grandfather George K. Miller was married to Laura Elizabeth Davis of the Mark Floyd Davis family and I know that there is a lot of information already available for them. We have the History of Lewis County Washington we purchased at the Historical Museum in Chehalis several years ago. In that there is a James Sexton on the Davis Spouse page - wondering if anyone knows how he is related?

Anyone with connection to any members of this branch of the Sexton Family Tree, please contact us. Thank You So Much. We are truly grateful for any help available.


Marilyn Daniels 4 Feb 2007
I am looking for any information on an Arnold Park. He was born March 19, 1900 and died December 1972 in Randle, Lewis County, WA. He was the second husband of Laura Whitney Barnett. They were married in 1939. Also any information on a man, last name of Davis, possibly James A.? He was the third husband of Laura (Whitney, Barnett) Park. They probably married about 1974. I believe they lived in Glenoma, Lewis


John Blair 29 Jan 2007
Hoping to connect with any of the Rhodes clan that live and lived up on Burnt Ridge (Onalaska). Thanks.


Carl Adcock 28 Jan 2007
I am seeking ANY information on Helen Beacon. She was a resident of Chehalis in May 1976. She had died by October 30, 1993. Her maiden name was Dowd; she was the daughter of Gertrude Helen Dowd of Chehalis.


Dan Brown 27 Jan 2007
Hoping someone can find obits for my cousins who died in Lewis co.

Delbert Brown died 13 Oct 1981
Ida E. Reinkens died 22 Jul 1972
Donald Prill died 17 Aug 2002
Ronald Wayne Brown 2 Dec 1982 b in Claquato Cem

Thanks for your assistance.


Jonnie Linscott-Cortez 21 Jan 2007
I am looking for information about my mother's father. Her maiden name was Delores M. Litke. She was from Chehalis. Her father's name was Carl Litke. Her mother's maiden name was Clair Linscott. When her mother married Carl, her name was Rhyner from a previous marraige. Carl worked in a dairy, maybe making powdered milk. He was German. He died when my mother was around 4 so that would be between 1933 and 1935. My mother is in a nursing home and it was always her wish to find out more about her father. She missed him all of her life, and I would like more information before she dies.


Mark Justus 13 Jan 2007
If anyone wants information on their line of the Norman family that moved from Webster County, WV to Lewis County, Washington in the early 1900's, I may be of help to them. This family would be the descendants of Louisa Cornel and Henry Bell Norman.


AnnaLee Zenkner Jones 13 Jan 2007
Looking for information about Anna Zenkner (Berry), Anton Zenkner, Austin Zenkner, Claude Zenkner. Also would like info on Zenkner Valley. Thank You.