[or-roots] Map of Eugene IOOF Cemetery

[Kith-n-Kin]

Here's a photo, but don't think it is going to do anyone any good.  I think I walked through the cemetery
when we went to a basketball game a couple of years ago (U of O and U of Arizona) -- just thought it was a
nice park.  Dark night!

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/image.aspx?t=1&s=10&x=2469&y=24382&z=10&w=2

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-----Original Message-----
From: or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us [mailto:or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us] On Behalf Of
W. David Samuelsen
Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 01:54
To: Leslie Chapman; or-roots
Subject: Re: [or-roots] Map of Eugene IOOF Cemetery


I located the place.

between East 15th Ave and East 18th Ave, and University St and Harris
St.

named Pioneer Memorial Park Cemetery now.

sorry, no aerial photo of this cemetery on Mapquest.

There are for Salt Lake City
http://www.rootsweb.com/~utsaltla/_SaltLake_index.html
at top - click "Aerial"

David


Leslie Chapman wrote:
> 
> David; Kind of you to bring this up, I hope I haven't jumped to confusion
> here, but my recollection is that the lady asking for a map wished to see a
> map of the cemetery that located the graves spatially, I know that is fairly
> rare and having tackled attempting to do so with the Reedsport, OR IOOF
> cemetery, I know why, on third iteration of review of data and errors down
> to less than 10% I hope.
> 
> Anyway if I am mistaken I must deeply apologize to all concerned, I don't
> have address at tip of my tongue but it is between the Knight Library and
> the pit, otherwise known as McAurther (sp?) Court the home of the fighting
> Ducks. runs from about 16 st to 18th or so. Planning a field trip of local
> Genealogical society in may, maybe I can figure something out while working
> on that.
> 
> I have a couple other things I wanted to mention, I know there are a number
> of folks who have passed around Leabo names etc and at one time I mentioned
> knowing one from Cottage Grove. I don't know if anyone noticed but he passed
> away last week at the distressing young age of 72 and if that wasn't
> distressing enough our Groups' Pres' hubby passed away about same time and
> he was only 7 months older than me.
> 
> The other thing I don't think I mentioned is something I have mixed feelings
> about sharing, it seems that rumors of California severely restricting
> access to records was not true, I got to poking around and now have birth
> info for most of my Cal born young relatives and a lot of good info on their
> parents and grand parents, I had been digging for info to illuminate my
> understanding of who all the folks mentioned in "Letters to Grandma" were
> and had a remarkable degree of success. I think I won't post the URL's just
> because I have mixed feelings about the availability of find this stuff but
> if someone really needs to know they can email me off list and I will be
> glad to share it with them. Considering all the trouble with identity theft
> and the fact that "mothers maiden name" is password for so much info I
> really am reluctant to broadcast it to the stars.
> 
> Les AC
> 
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