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From the Family Search PAF files I find this<br><br>
</font>Nettie Jane Martindale [dau of 3. Alston Martindale]<br>
birth:
12 September 1868 Camas Valley, Douglas County,
Oregon<br>
death:
14 March
1903
Camas Valley, Douglas County, Oregon <br><br>
she married;<br><br>
name:
Ben J. Trowbridge</b> <br><br>
spouse's
name:
Nettie Martindale</b> <br><br>
event
date:
19 Aug 1891<br><br>
I have a nice little book about Camas Valley that mentions the familys
you were talking about. It tell os Netties marriage to Benjamine James
Trowbridge in August 1891 children; Mary--Ronald--and Raymond. It also
has an article about her parents Alston and Nancy-says Alston helped
build the Erie Canal. If you would like scans of the articles let me
know.</blockquote><br>
Sally in southern oregon<br><br>
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place:
Douglas, Oregon <br><br>
indexing
number:
M59386-3<br><br>
system
origin:
Oregon-ODM<br>
gs film
number:
1205555<br><br>
and I find him in Camas Valley in 1900 census listed as a Widower. Nettie
isn't with her parents in 1900 and I am fairly certain she isn't in Camas
Valley at all and that would tend to reinforce the idea she is dead. My
question is where did the person who put together the PAF file come up
with 1903. I don't find anything even remotely to explain it on Family
search. Id id find a Trowbridge Genealogy though and that might shed some
more light if I can find a legible copy of it.</blockquote></body>
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