[or-roots] NEWSOM CAMPGROUND (cem.) & OLINGER DLC (cem.)

[Kith-n-Kin]

Nancy

 

According to "Salem Online History," the Capital Journal joined with the
Oregon Statesman to become the Statesman Journal Newspaper.

 

I would suggest both of these newspapers are in the Knight Library at U of
Oregon, and since you have a date, shouldn't be too hard for someone to
find.

 

It is not in GenealogyBank.com.

 

Pat

In Tucson

 

 

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[mailto:or-roots-bounces at listsmart.osl.state.or.us] On Behalf Of Nancy Lee
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Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 8:30 AM
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Subject: [or-roots] NEWSOM CAMPGROUND (cem.) & OLINGER DLC (cem.)

 

Does anyone know where I could read about the Newson Campground article in
this Capital Journal below & find out who is buried there? Also does anyone
have a name, or list of names for who is buried at the Olinger DLC Cem. too?
I am still searching for my gggGrandfather James McCubbins's grave died
Sept. 6 1877, Marion Co., OR..

 

Thanks, Nancy

 

NEWSOM CAMPGROUND:
Established []. Located: T6S R1W 20. In the North Howell Prairie area NE of
Salem, OR. 
For additional information see: Capital Journal, June 27, 1935 4:4 Landmark
Lore; David Newsom: The Western Observer 1805-1882 p.9 

OLINGER DLC:
Established 1875. 
Located: T8S R2W 3/4/9/10. W of 71st SE between Ganon and Joseph Streets in
Macleay area outside of Salem. It is now a cultivated field, markers gone.
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