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Links to external websites
Clallam County Genealogical Society (Port Angeles WA)
Clallam County Genealogical Society is an organization dedicated to the collection and preservation of genealogical materials and providing supportive and educational opportunities for those involved in genealogical research.
Clark County Genealogical Society (Vancouver WA)
CCGS has been dedicated to the collection and publication of the heritage of Clark County. CCGS also offers assistance to genealogical researchers and family historians.
Codgil Cemetery
O'Connor Road
Bucoda, WA 98530 USA
This small cemetery is located on O'connor Road, southwest of the town of Bucoda. Take State Highway 507 out of Bucoda to O'Connor Road SE, turn left, cross over a bridge and railroad tracks. Continue 1.5 miles until you come to a gate across the road. The cemetery is up a bank on the left shortly before reaching the gate. It is enclosed in a weathered board picket fence. There are two stones, reported to be a mother and her baby. Mary Ann Cogdil, the mother is listed in the Thurston County 1870 census with her husband Jacob and four children. The family moved to Lewis County, WA.
Bucoda, WA 98530 USA
This small cemetery is located on O'connor Road, southwest of the town of Bucoda. Take State Highway 507 out of Bucoda to O'Connor Road SE, turn left, cross over a bridge and railroad tracks. Continue 1.5 miles until you come to a gate across the road. The cemetery is up a bank on the left shortly before reaching the gate. It is enclosed in a weathered board picket fence. There are two stones, reported to be a mother and her baby. Mary Ann Cogdil, the mother is listed in the Thurston County 1870 census with her husband Jacob and four children. The family moved to Lewis County, WA.
CWU Roslyn Ronald Cle Elum Interviews
This collection of oral histories from the people of upper Kittitas county help document the social, economic, and cultural changes in the area. The Roslyn, Ronald, Cle Elum Heritage Club, in partnership with CWU Libraries, are conducting these interviews to preserve local history. These interviews document the history of the area and changes seen over time since settlement. The rich history of the central cascades can now be shared with the world.
Cyndi's List
A comprehensive, categorized, and cross-referenced list of links that point you to genealogical research sites online.
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)
This nonprofit, nonpolitical volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history and securing America's future through better education consists of over 185,000 members in 3,000 chapters across the world. Any woman 18 years or older who can prove lineal, bloodline descent from an ancestor who aided in achieving American independence is eligible to join the DAR.
Delphi Pioneer Cemetery (AKA Stoney Creek)
8321 Waddell Creek Rd
Olympia, WA 98512 USA
To locate this cemetery, drive south on Delphi Road SW, which is on the west side of Olympia. From US Highway 101, go south approximately 6 miles to the Wadell Creek Road. Proceed on Waddell Creek Road for .2 mile. On your left you will see a rustic road going into the woods. The cemetery is fenced and there is a place to park and turn around. This little cemetery is a part of the John Harlow homestead. The first person buried here was Margaret M. Turner 1797-1890. Some of the graves have no markers. Information as to those graves came from two lists, one provided by Mrs. Grace Brown in 1967, and the other provided by Jasper Martin, former superintendent of Masonic Memorial Park Cemetery. The lists were virtually identical. This cemetery is owned by the Methodist Church and maintained by descendants of the persons buried there.
Olympia, WA 98512 USA
To locate this cemetery, drive south on Delphi Road SW, which is on the west side of Olympia. From US Highway 101, go south approximately 6 miles to the Wadell Creek Road. Proceed on Waddell Creek Road for .2 mile. On your left you will see a rustic road going into the woods. The cemetery is fenced and there is a place to park and turn around. This little cemetery is a part of the John Harlow homestead. The first person buried here was Margaret M. Turner 1797-1890. Some of the graves have no markers. Information as to those graves came from two lists, one provided by Mrs. Grace Brown in 1967, and the other provided by Jasper Martin, former superintendent of Masonic Memorial Park Cemetery. The lists were virtually identical. This cemetery is owned by the Methodist Church and maintained by descendants of the persons buried there.
Eastern Washington Genealogical Society (Spokane WA)
EWGS, a non profit organization, offers help to anyone researching their family history. They provide programs, classes, workshops, and a vibrant website with local resource databases, contact links and current activities information.
Eastside Genealogical Society (Bellevue WA)
The Eastside Genealogical Society serves communities east of Seattle, King County, Washington including but not limited to Woodinville, Bothell, Kirkland, Redmond, Bellevue, Newport Hills, Mercer Island, Renton, Issaquah, Carnation, Fall City, Duvall, North Bend, Sammamish and associated unincorporated areas.
EasyNetSites
EasyNetSites is a web-based application designed to provide needed tools for today’s genealogical, family, and historical societies and organizations. OGS uses ENS for our website, as do many other genealogical societies.