The Stump Ranchof the Upper Skagit Valley Great Genealogical & Historical Links to help you find your way |
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 The place for links on all things genealogical. |
of history and folklore. An exceptionally fun and unique website dedicated to the preservation and history of Skagit County. Edited by Noel Bourasaw |
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 Walt Crowley'sHistoryLink.org |
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 Program for September 23; Marlus Rudeen, state librarian will talk on Territorial Census Project. Join us at 7:00 pm. Come join the NEW! Genealogical Classes at the "Centre for Resource & Research" from Laura Pemberton-Sparr |
With the Colors from Whatcom, Skagit, San Juan counties 1917, 1918, and 1919. Washington U.S.A.Compiled and Published by Louis Jacobin. Copyright, 1921 from the Press of Peters Publishing Company Seattle, Washington 1921. It is a listing of the young men and women who served in World War I. Link on top for the full list of servicemen at the U.S. GenWeb Project for Skagit Co.,webmaster is Darilee, the bookstore lady in Maryville. This list also includes photos. Darilee has just done a terrific job. CLICK ON THIS LINK for men and women from towns in Skagit Co. east; would include Hamilton, Birdsview, Concrete, Rockport, Marblemount, Sauk and some Darrington. This list was transcribed and sent to us by Larry Spurling. Thank you Larry. |
Upper Skagit Womens RetreatSpeaker & Itinerary for the 2003 Retreat October 3-4, 2003 posted July 13 |
