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<DIV>Here's the bargain of the week..."Free to a Good Home"...</DIV>
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<DIV>As I'm "feng shui'ing" my vast collections, I find some references that I
don't use. One of them is a booklet called "Some Oregon Branches of the
Young, Owens, and Sherman Families" self-published ca. 1982 by Bonnie
Alderman. I bought this book when I was researching my children's paternal
family lines. It turned out to be wholly different lines, but the book has
nice family pictures and a lot of early Oregon information. I'll be glad
to send it to anyone connected to these lines. Some of the names in the
book are:</DIV>
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<DIV>Gannon, Chandler, Appleton, Cooper, Tidd, Turner, Handley, Scott, Thompson,
Owens, Sherman, Goucher, Reeder, Willaby, Vedder. This is primarily about
the descendents of Thomas Owens (1813-1892) and Emeline Young (1826-1903) and
the locale is the McMinnville - Dundee areas of Oregon with the Young line
emigrating from New Zeeland and Australia and the Owens line coming from Wales
(Thomas Owens and his twin brother Evan).</DIV>
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<DIV>If anyone connects or has a strong interest, let me know and I'll drop it
in the mail.</DIV>
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<DIV>Carla</DIV>
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