Drawer A-2
Container
Contains 110 Results:
Transcription of laws and districting of Oregon Country, 1843 at Champoeg; The Fundamental Acts for Government in the Oregon Country
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 90
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay on the founding of Clark County
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 91
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Oregon Territory; typed history with notes for speaking with slides; moved from loose files
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 92
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay re: settlement of Willamette Valley, choice of Portland as major city v. Vancouver; moved from loose files
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 93
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Unfinished manuscript re: Cimarron (New Mexico?) area Indian raids of 1880s; moved from loose files
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 94
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay re: St. Mary's Mission; Geo. Suckley
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay re: Oregon Country roads and transportation practices
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
British Lts. Warre and Vavasour's survey of Oregon Country, visit to the Cape at Astoria, recommendations for guns at strategic points to defend from the U.S., disgust at the HBC's treatment of workers
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Essay re: U.S. Massachusetts, Capt. Swarthout, Port Gamble, battle against B.C. Indians in Puget Sound, 1856
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001
Similar to item 100, details trial of first homicide in later Washington State
File — Drawer: A-2, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
James E. Carty’s great granduncle (James), arriving with the Hudson’s Bay Co. in 1837, and grandfather (James N. Carty), arriving in 1858, were among the first non-Native American families to settle in Clark County. Among the family papers in this collection includes title abstracts of property owned by the Carty family as well as receipts and accounting ledgers documenting the family’s daily business, which included a rock and gravel quarry. A small number of personal letters and a...
Dates:
1873-1915; circa 1966-1980; 1984-2001