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Box 106, 1862-2016

Contains research material for the ancestry of David Dary. Includes several ancestry trees and pedigree charts. Photos of Long Oil Company are included, as well as advertising for Long Oil. Family ancestral information is included for the Crosby, Russel, Harrison, and Long lines, as well as both Carl and Charles Engel.

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 1: Family, Circa 1833-2015, undated
  4. Sub-Series 13: Harrison Ancestry Line, 1852-2016

Box 104, 1833-2015

Contains documentation on Dary’s family. Included are folders with information about Ruth Engel Long, along with supplemental research material used for genealogical research. Also included is ancestral information for the Sudduth family line. Most notable are the collections of census documents for St. Lawrence County in New York, Bastings in Ontario, Canada, Hope Township in Kansas, Culpeper County, Virginia, Harrison County, Ohio, Oswegatchie, Ohio, and more, all connected with Dary’s ancestry.

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 1: Family, Circa 1833-2015, undated
  4. Sub-Series 14: Supplemental Research and Documentation, 1833-2015

Sub-Series 15: Sudduth Ancestry Line, 1833-2015

Contains documentation on Dary’s family. Included are folders with information about Ruth Engel Long, along with supplemental research material used for genealogical research. Also included is ancestral information for the Sudduth family line. Most notable are the collections of census documents for St. Lawrence County in New York, Bastings in Ontario, Canada, Hope Township in Kansas, Culpeper County, Virginia, Harrison County, Ohio, Oswegatchie, Ohio, and more, all connected with Dary’s ancestry.

  2. David Dary papers, 1833-2017
  3. Series 1: Family, Circa 1833-2015, undated

Item 34: Cassette Tapes, 1927, 1934-1940, 1957, undated

The cassette tapes are titled: George B., G. Baringer, Bonnie's Comments 1934-1940, Bonnie's Comments 1940, and Bonnie's Comment's 1957. The tapes from George Baringer contain family history including migration to Oregon 1872, from Iowa to Redland, California, and from there to Oregon. Janet stated, “I think these were recorded by Bonnie when her Uncle George came to visit, but I’m not sure.” The tapes from Bonnie have been partially transcribed and were made in Burlington, Kansas, where she lived with her second husband, Homer Hatch, who can also be heard on these tapes. There are comments on politics throughout. The tapes begin with 1927.

  2. Bonnie Baringer Coryell Hatch papers, 1877 - 2010
  3. Box 3, 1908-2006, undated

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