Tag Archives: Whelan

Lassoing Prunes: Introducing Historic Oregon Law

Posted on July 13, 2025 by debbiemieszala

I’m not sure what really happened in Oregon. I’m missing context. Although Amanda Mathews’ prune ranch was not the most fascinating aspect of her life, her orchard and that she lived in Michigan were all family tradition recalled.[1]

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Fabulous Finds: Dr. Elizabeth Mathews

Posted on October 24, 2021 by debbiemieszala

Unusual is one description for the past 19+ months. The pandemic forced changes that impacted even genealogical research and learning. Closed repositories, travel restrictions, transitions to online learning, and potential time spent staring at the walls sent many a genealogist … Continue reading →

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