
Welcome! To the Sloughhouse Area Genealogical Society's home page.
We hope you find our site useful and enjoyable. Sloughhouse (pronounced 'slew house') lies at the base of the Gold Country foothills just east of Sacramento, California. This site has research information mostly for Sacramento County but has some information for research within the State of California, surnames that are being researched by our members (not necessarily in California) and much more!
From our area, we can see the lights of the Valley and the snow capped peaks of the Northern Sierra's (even in the summer you can see a bit of snow). Sloughhouse and Rancho Murieta are basically "in the country". Though the city is close, we are fortunate to still feel like we "are in the country". In the surrounding hills there are cows and horses or creatures of nature such as deer, owls, rabbits and even a mountain lion or two. (Yes, mountain lions!)
Members in our group are researching many different families; currently there are about 200 surnames that are actively being researched. Please browse our list of surnames and queries; your surnames may be ours. Sloughhouse AGS has logged and transcribed inscriptions from local area cemeteries. The cemetery list contains approximately 500 surnames of those buried in the cemeteries.
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139 years ago, Thomas Foster Rhoades' mortal remains were buried
somewhere in the lonely but picturesque Utah , bordered by vast ranchlands and broad open
space surrounded by upwelled wooded mountains. A memorable location, but a forgotten
unmarked grave site. His descendants will not allow one more year to pass, without
installing an appropriate Plaque dedicated to the Memory of this legendary 1846 Utah
Mormon Pre-Pioneer. The 139 years overdue memorial plaque honors the accomplishments of a
dedicated Family man, shepherding wife Elizabeth Forster Rhoads and 13 of 14 children
across the plains to the Mexican territory of Alta California in 1846. Providing Daniel
and John Rhoads for the First Donner Relief Party, aiding other families.
Website of the Month
Sacramento County CaGenWeb (UsGenWeb)
Troop 2365 - Visit to Sloughhouse Pioneer Cemetery. Take a tour of their day at the cemetery.

Sloughhouse Pioneer
Cemetery
Photo by Girl Scout Troop 2365
Visit California Genealogy & History Archives web site - California Genealogy & History Resources!
Visit Gold Nugget Library web site - Sacramento's Genealogy Database Resources!

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