Oral history interview with Mary Smith and Jean Straton transcript [manuscript], 1972 November 7.

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Oral history interview with Mary Smith and Jean Straton transcript [manuscript], 1972 November 7.

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Oral history transcript, 5 pp, 1972 November 7, with Mary Smith and Jean Straton regarding their parents, Mr & Mrs. George Wilson, schooling, childhood memories and their work at the library and the forming of the Friends of the Library early Lake Oswego.

5 pp.

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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Straton, Jean Wilson

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Lake Oswego Public Library

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Wilson, George D.F.

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Blacksmith in Plain Township, Wood County, Ohio. From the description of Records 1888-1905. (Bowling Green State University). WorldCat record id: 62234699 Marine biologist. From the description of George D. F. Wilson papers, 1969-1991. (University of California, San Diego). WorldCat record id: 589656189 The George Wilson family farmed near Colton, Washington. There were four sons: Leon, Robert, Byron and Lewis. Leon attended Whitman College in Walla Wall...

Smith, Mary Wilson,

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Lake Oswego Public Library. Friends

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Truchot, Theresa, 1891-1980,

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Theresa Truchot, a local historian of early Lake Oswego, was born in 1891. From the guide to the Theresa Truchot papers, 1940-1958, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library) Theresa Truchot, a local historian of early Lake Oswego, was born in 1891. She was the author of many publications including the Charcoal Wagon Boy and conducted many oral histories of early Lake Oswego residents. She initiated the Junior Historical Society and was a speaker o...