[or-roots] Llewellyn family was 1990 tacoma warm body

[Barbara Wulf]

I am with you.  I can't find it that way either.

Try ??? in the search engine (three question marks)
1900
Washington
Pierce
Half way down the first page is ??? ??? K
Now you need to click on B
Guy and Grace are the last two people on the page
It is page 1B

Barb
wulf at bendcable.com
http://home.bendcable.com/wulf/Project/siteMapNoImage.htm
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Leslie Chapman" <khanjehgil at presys.com>
To: <or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us>
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 11:23 PM
Subject: [or-roots] Llewellyn family was 1990 tacoma warm body


> Thank you AGAIN Barbara, had no idea I had such a famous cousin and this
one
> is legit. One of the big disappointments of genealogy is all those famous
> folk through the years we supposedly were related to prove to be either
> unprovable or proven to be myth as far as being related to us is
concerned.
> I wish I knew why we lost touch with these folks, they are very
interesting
> just for thier history. Supposedly Guy K's grand dad Timothy and my Great
> Grand Milan Melvin were involved in the founding of Tacoma according to
> family legend, but I think they were in that neck of the woods too late to
> be "founders" as I know they were all in Douglas Co. Oregon in 1880. Some
of
> the family did go to Washington before that date and spend some time as I
> understand it, probably to log. My Wife's grandma ( my aunt) had a story
> about Grampa fishing on the Skagit and after he caught a few fish he went
to
> add one to pail in the bow of the boat and it was empty, so he watched out
> of the corner of his eye and an otter was stealing his fish. I don't know
> exactly when this was, but it was supposed to be before he married Gramma
in
> 1896. There were so many stories about him that no person has written down
> or only very sketchy notes are available about, of course if I had all
that
> I would be twenty years just trying to put it into a publishable book.
>
> Anyway I have passed that URL on to the rest of the family and am going to
> contact those folks too and see if they would like some background on Guy
K.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Okay, I remembered to check the rest of my email before sending this and
> found your note on ?? K in the 1900 census, but haveing problem finding
him,
> HQ took me to page 50 sheet A which ends in David Ree's daughter Hannah or
> something like that, sheet b ends in Ernest Hartman(sp?)
>
> I think the problem is I'm not in 3rd precinct, but that is where page 50
> took me?
>
> Also see the email from Sandra Carter and my reply to her.
> Les
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:  Barbara Wulf
> Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 5:22 PM
>
>
http://www.hartshorns.com/Famous_Hartshorns/Ensley%20Maxwell%20Llewellyn.htm
>
> Ensley Maxwell Llewellyn (10 Oct 1905 - July 19, 1989) was the third son
of
> Grace Garwood Garretson and Guy Knowlton Llewellyn.  Grace Garwood
Garretson
> was the daughter of Albert Harvey Garretson and Emma Louisa Smith.  Emma
> Louisa Smith was the daughter of William Smith and Ann Hartshorn (m. 3 Oct
> 1827 in St. Mary's, Arnold, Nottinghamshire, England).
>
>
> Barb
> wulf at bendcable.com
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