[or-roots] I Need a History Lesson

[cklooster at aol.com]

There was another way that a small number of people came to Oregon/Washington and that was by ship "around the Horn".? One set of my?great-great grandparents came to Washington that way ca. 1865.

Carla


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From: SUZANNE THOMAS <suz_es at msn.com>
To: or-roots at listsmart.osl.state.or.us
Sent: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 10:19 am
Subject: [or-roots] I Need a History Lesson


I have several ancestors who lived in Missour in 1850, can't find in 1860, then most of them show up in Yamhill County Oregon in 1870.

My question is, would they have travelled by train or by wagon train?? There were multiple families that came together.? Also, why am I having a hard time finding them in 1860?? If they were waiting for or in a wagon train, would they have been missed by the census taker?? I have one ancestor who lost a wife in Missour approx 1862 and remarried by 1863.? I can't find death certificate of 1st wife.

Surnames are Lambert and Forrest.

Suzanne Thomas
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