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LOOKUPS AND VOLUNTEERS
Would you like to help? We need you!
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Do you have any local history books that you would be willing to
use for an occasional lookup request?
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If you get a local newspaper would you be willing to post Granite
County obituaries on the GenConnect boards? We really need this one!
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Would you be willing to transcribe local cemeteries or
photograph local historical buildings?
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Do you visit the local library occasionally? If so, could you do
a lookup while you are there?
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Do you have any old Granite County Photos we could post?
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Do you have access to some other historical records, such as
wills, diaries, census returns, etc. that you would be willing
to transcribe?
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Do you have any old Granite County yearbooks you would be willing
to index or do a lookup in?
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Any other ideas? Just
email
the webmaster!
If you do research in Granite County or at the Montana Archives
for a fee,
let me know. I will post that in the appropriate area below also.
20 Nov 2009-The following email links will be checked soon to
make sure they work. Let us know if you are successful in
contacting the person if you email yourself.
The following people have volunteered to lookup the information
listed next to their name. Please remember to thank them for their
kindness!
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Name of Volunteer
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Area of Assistance
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Please put your name here!
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As you can see we need help here.
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Vikki Gray
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I can do lookups in the
1950 Montana State University Sentinel Yearbook
(Missoula)
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Paulette K. Parpart, Librarian
301 E. Main Street
Missoula, MT 59802 email:
parpart@missoula.lib.mt.us
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The Missoula Public Library has data for the following
counties in western Montana: Missoula, Mineral, Granite,
Ravalli, Lake, Lincoln, and Sanders. The Western Montana
Genealogical Society houses their collection at the
Missoula Public Library. We have a committee that helps
answer the queries. You are welcome to send them to me.
We created our files to do this. There may be a bit of
wait as we receive MANY queries through our Society's mail,
Roots-L, Library mail and e-mail, the Montana State
Genealogical Society, etc. Check out the
Missoula Public Library's
website. We have listed SOME of the records that we have
to check.
We do not have census tapes in our library.
They are available at the University of Montana's Mansfield
Library and our local Family History Center has the Montana
films as well. If the information is not here, I may know
where it is. Sincerely, Paulette K. Parpart, Library Technician
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Jim Manley
jmanley@aledobb.com
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I am a native of Granite County, MT, but, unfortunately, do not live there
any more. I've been in Texas since 1982 but I do go back to visit every year
or so. I live near Fort Worth so I have access to the National Archives records
center there.
I have two census CDs for Montana now and can do looks on them. One is for the
1920 Census
(T625 Roll 971 covering Flathead, Glacier, Garfield, Granite and Hill counties)
and the
1870 Census
for the entire territory.
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Karen Palmer
pugsly@blackfoot.net
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I live in Drummond but work in Philipsburg at the Courthouse.
I would like to volunteer for any type of look-ups there. I have
access to many births and deaths records in the Courthouse,
beginning 1898. I would be happy to look up any of these that
I could.
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Betty N. Rhoda
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She can do lookups in:
FLINT CHIPS Vol 1: Discovery,
by Daniel Y. Meschter
FLINT CHIPS, Vol 2 : Philip Deidesheimer and the
Birth of Philisburg,
by Daniel Meschter.
She also has a few pages copied from the other
"Flint Chips", Tales of the Flint Creek Valley
and she can lookup a name in her partial copy.
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The following people will do research for a
FEE
in the areas indicated. Please be advised that neither the
County Coordinator nor the Montana GenWeb Project, nor the
USGenWeb Project are responsible for their research. We are
not familiar with their services and their name has been
placed here as a service. It is up to you to negotiate with
the researcher regarding his/her fees. But if you use their
services, please let me know your experience.
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Name of Researcher
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Area of Assistance
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Michael O. Johnson
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He will do paid research at the National Archives in
Washington DC. Go to his website to see what he can
research.
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Lana Whiting
869 E. 2nd St.
Stevensville, Montana 59870 1-406-777-5346
lanawhiting@uswest.net
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I have 28 years research experience. U.S.(20 years),
and recently Irish and British. I have researched
L.D.S. records, in the Salt Lake Fam.Hist.Lib., as
well as from my home in Montana.I have traveled to
ancestral locations, and found family there as well
as searched for adoptive parents. I charge $15 an
hour, travel, copy and misc. expences. If you are
interested in my services, please contact me.
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