[or-roots] Question about Personal History Writers

[Connie Guardino]

I have been keeping a daily journal for the past 12 years. It is now
several floppies long. By making regular small entries, the job of
writing one's personal history is not so overwhelming. My father passed
away January 15. Fortunately, he wrote a 75-page history shortly before
he died. I will always cherish his writings.

Barbara Wulf wrote:

> When I took my first genealogy class the instructor told us to put
> down everything about us that we wanted to know about our
> grandparents.  Seemed like great advice to me.
> Barb
> wulf at bendcable.com
> http://home.bendcable.com/wulf/Project/siteMapNoImage.htm
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: Eugene Melvin
>      To: or-roots ; ORFORUM-L
>      Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2004 7:20 AM
>      Subject: [or-roots] Question about Personal History Writers
>
>      Hi,
>
>      I have a question about individuals who write family
>      histories.Awhile back someone mentions a web site
>      <http://www.personalhistorians.org/index.html> and I went
>      there and found nine individuals listed for the greater
>      Portland area.What I am looking for is does anyone have any
>      experiences in this area that they would like to share with
>      either me personally or the group in general.
>
>      Here is the list of names I found:
>
>      Howard E. Robinson
>
>      Joella Werlin
>
>      Scott W. Bethel
>
>      Teresa Kao
>
>      Gloria H. Nussbaum
>
>      Richard (Rick) William Slavens
>
>      Paula Slavens
>
>      La Verne Kludsikofsky
>
>      Beverly A. Butterworth.
>
>      Thanks,
>
>      Eugene Melvin
>
>      SW Portland, Oregon
>
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