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October 06, 2008

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Herb Huebner

Fantastic website! In a very brief search, I found a cousin's military record (soldier's home) with many dates and names etc.

Kerry

Thank you for this link to WA digital records. I found my late husbands ggparents marriage certificate after so many years of trying. It proved where they actually were married rather than the family story of it being in another city.
It is a great start to my day!
7:43 a.m./10-07-08

Yvonne Gadbois

Thank you so much for this link. I have family that moved to Washington State in the 1970's. I have been able to find marriage, death and other records that have been previously unavailable to me.
Thanks Again,
Yvonne

Leah Siebert

I love this website and use it often. The Washington State Archives is one of the most helpful I have dealt with. I emailed the archives in Olympia asking them about a naturalization record that I did not find on their website. Several days later, I received a copy of it in the mail-NO CHARGE-with a note attached wishing me good luck in my genealogical research. Now that's service!

Lynette Dick

Thank you for letting us know about this wonderful website. In a few minutes I found my father-in-law and his brother's naturalization papers which I had been looking for several years.

IFrench

Thanks Dick! I found 2 marriage records for my grandfather. I only knew of one marriage. Ida

Linda Enz

This is a wonderful site thanks for pointing it out. I found out that not only my husband father was married there but also all of his aunts and uncles-even though they all lived in Oregon. Once again thank you so much.

LauraAnn

I was lucky enough to find this site through the Spokane library website. It really jumpstarted my research into my maternal grandfather's family. I knew next to nothing about them until I discovered the Digital Archives. Thanks for spreading the news.

Joyce Marie

I'm sorry but I was very disappointed with the website. I guess I just don't know how to use the site. COULD SOMEONE GIVE ME SOME POINTERS?! I have lots of family that have lived there for years. I have lots to search for and needed material to collect. PLEASE HELP!

Larry Cebula

Dick, thank you for coming to our open house, and for pointing others towards our website. The Washington State Digital Archives is growing and ingesting more records every day, so if you don't find what you are looking for check back in six months. Our latest collection is audio files from the state legislature that are keyword searchable.

Remember, these are your records, and we are here to serve you.

Dr. Larry Cebula
Assistant Digital Archivist
Washington State Digital Archives

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