EWGS Website Databases
currently available as of January 2015
The following databases are available on the E.W.G.S.
website (www.EWGSI.org). You do not need to log in as a
member to access these. They are FREE! This
information is for Spokane
and surrounding areas.
CATEGORY
BIBLE RECORDS
Unpublished Bible
Records This work contains 145 pages of unpublished Bible
Records from 82 Bibles. They were collected by members and friends of NeWGS and
EWGS. Transcribing was done by Lethene Dennis Parks, Geri Marvin Williamson and
Donna Potter Phillips. There are 6 separate files. The first File 1 contains
pages 1-24 and the Index for the entire series.
BIRTHS & BABIES
BUSINESS AND
GOVERNMENT
CEMETERIES
** This contains a huge amount of data. There are numerous files available but this
series is not yet complete.
CHURCHES
FUNERAL HOMES
MARRIAGES AND DISSOLUTIONS
Early Spokane
County Marriages – 1880 to 1890
MEDICAL RECORDS
MILITARY
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
These files were
microfilmed in the 1970's and the originals destroyed. Book “A†was a
catalog of papers concerning each court case, insanity, minors, estates of
deceased persons, and adoptions. Only those concerning deceased persons were
abstracted by Lorena Wildman in 1973. These listings are supported by case
packets filled with all applicable papers for each case. The cases cover the
years 1880-1903. Pages noted refer to the Memorandum of Files “Aâ€. The
originals of these files are now housed at the Eastern Regional Branch of the Washington State Archives. The index was originally
published in the EWGS Bulletin v. 23, pp. 113-122, 1986.
The Spokane
County Brand Books were indexed by
EWGS member, Beverly Hixson Rowley, in 1989 at the Spokane County
Courthouse. The 2 volumes are now housed at the Eastern Regional Branch of the Washington State Archives. The index was originally
published in the EWGS Bulletin, v. 26, pp. 9-17 and 60-64, 1989, and v. 27, pp.
131-135, 1990.
PROPERTY RECORDS
This file contains 1985
births, marriages and dissolutions
SPOKANE SCHOOLS
This data base contains
alphabetical listings for early Spokane School Districts. The information
includes township and range as well as how the districts were consolidated or
transferred. A map of the districts will soon be posted in the Genealogy section
of the Spokane
Public Library downtown. Many thanks to Barbara Brazington for her work in
creating the map.
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