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  • said annohh

  • 2010.05.25 at 05:50:15 PDT

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  • My Name is Norma Jefferson, and my great(great?) grandfather was one of the first settlers on vashon and his daughter my Great aunt) Ella was the first white child born on the island....i have no other info except a picture of his first homestead and a newspaper from the 60's about Lula (my grandmother) Ella and their brother Bill Miner...i think their father was named Frank...i do know Frank Miner donated the propery for the old cemetery....do you know anything you can share with me???no one is alive anymore in my family who would know anything...and sadly i was to young to remember what they talked about or what they might have said...anything would help...i think in your collection, you have picture of my Great aunt Ella being baptized....beautiful thought..thanks again for any help...my e-mail is norma_jefferson@yahoo.com

  • said lillybud13

  • 2007.12.22 at 12:36:18 PST

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  • Wonderful collection of photos. They bring back some great memories. Vern

  • said vernalg

  • 2003.12.21 at 11:07:42 PST

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  • Wow! What a great collection of Burton shots. The picture of the old Missionary Children's home is just stunning. What an amazing building; I can't believe anyone would tear it down. As for "Burton (closer look) ca1908", I can see the Waterman Building, which I think was a Woodmen of the World meeting hall at the time. North of that...hmmm. That's where the Shell station is today, and I know there was some sort of wooden building with a garage business there before. And there's the Burton Church. Thanks for posting those photos. It makes me sad to think how much brilliant architecture has been lost to fires and bad development decisions. Cheers! ned

  • said nervous_ned

  • 2003.12.19 at 13:25:09 PST

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  • Wonderful collection of photos Amy. I was very interested to see all of the ones connected to your family, and also to mine. Some of my Yates family lived at Pacific Beach and Moclips during the 1940's. A little later than the era of your photos, but I like seeing just how it looked "way back when". Thanks! Carol W.

  • said pookie16

  • 2003.05.16 at 08:09:25 PDT

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