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Ostrich Eggs for Breakfast (Fullerton History)
Cemetery photos at the following cemeteries: Loma Vista (Fullerton) Memory Garden Memorial Park (Brea) Holy Sepulcher (Orange) Fairhaven Memorial Park (Santa Ana) Santa Ana Cemetery (Santa Ana) Olive Lawn Memorial Park (La Mirada).

Becky Rhea

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1. Cemetery records Vol. 1, Magnolia Memorial Park, Garden Grove 1874-1967
2. Cemetery records Vol. 2, St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, Santa Ana 1890-1968
3. Cemetery records Vol. 3, Holy Cross Cemetery, Anaheim, El Toro Cemetery, El Toro, San Juan Capistrano Mission, San Juan Capistrano, Yorba Linda Cemetery, Yorba Linda
4. Cemetery records Vol. 5, Anaheim Cemetery, Anaheim 1867-1928
5. Cemetery records Vol. 6, Santa Ana Cemetery, Santa Ana 1907-1992
6. Orange County Probate Records Vol 1, Books A-E 1889-1927
7. Orange County Marriage Records Vols 1-2-3, Aug 1889-Dec 1912
8. Orange County Birth Records Vols 1-2-3, Aug 1889-1912
9. Orange County Death Records and Burial Permits Aug 1889-Jan 1904

 

 

 

 

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November 7, 2008
I can do lookups in the following books: Orange County Great Register of 1890
Tustin Tintypes- A pictorial History of Old Tustin The Historical Volume & Reference Works of Orange Co by Talbert.- 3 volumes. My family goes way back-- Came to Westminster Colony in 1876.
A Hundred Years of Yesterdays: A Centennial History of the People of Orange County and Their Communities", ed. Esther Cramer, Keith A Dixon, Diann Marsh, Phil Brigandi, Clarice A. Blamer, Published by The Orange County Centennial, Inc. 1988 Nice detail about the founding and people who formed all the OC communities.
I have the 1911 and 1921 editions of Samuel Armor's "History of Orange County California" and hereby volunteer to do lookups.
1959-60 Huntington Beach City Directory
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I can do lookups in The 1890 Great Register of Orange County California
Please note that only males are listed in this register, because women weren't allowed to vote in 1890.
If anyone has ancestors involved with the Anaheim Police Dept., I'd be happy to do a look up. I own a copy of the ANAHEIM POLICE DEPARTMENT, REFLECTING ON TRADITION book, compiled by the Anaheim Police Officers Association in Anaheim in 1992. It gives bio's and stories from the inception in 1870 to present times. (My great great grandpa was the very first elected City Marshal for Anaheim in 1870, David D. DAVIES).
I have a large Orange Co. library - mostly San Juan Capistrano data. There are about 300 other Orange Co. history books also. I speak & read Spanish, which comes in very handy when old Spanish recs. need to be translated. Don't have every day free. I primarily do old mission records, old Spanish/Mexican family research, and cemetery look ups, including Campos Santos (Saint's Hill) on Ortega, San Juan Capistrano. I enjoy Native American searches also. The JUANENO Tribe is easiest for me because I know many genealogy lines personally.
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