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=== Books and Articles === | === Books and Articles === | ||
*''Oregon Trail Sources, Queries & Reviews.'' by Rose Caudle Terry. 6 volumes. Marysville,Washington: Family Publications, 1993 - {{FSC|646632|item|FS Library book 973 D25ot}} | *''Oregon Trail Sources, Queries & Reviews.'' by Rose Caudle Terry. 6 volumes. Marysville,Washington: Family Publications, 1993 - {{FSC|646632|item|FS Library book 973 D25ot}} | ||
*''Oregon trail family research requests of those pioneers and their descendants seeking information : contents include requests from those searching plus full index of names.'' by Linn Genealogical Society. 6 volumes. Albany, Oregon: Linn Genealogical Society, 1993? {{FSC|1130142|item| | *''Oregon trail family research requests of those pioneers and their descendants seeking information : contents include requests from those searching plus full index of names.'' by Linn Genealogical Society. 6 volumes. Albany, Oregon: Linn Genealogical Society, 1993? {{FSC|1130142|item|FS Library 979.535 D2L v. 1-6}} | ||
*[https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/3428014 James R. Evans with Bert Webber, ''Flagstaff Hill on the national historic Oregon Trail, Baker City, Oregon : an interpretive guide.'' Medford, Oregon : Webb Research Group, ©1992] | *[https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/3428014 James R. Evans with Bert Webber, ''Flagstaff Hill on the national historic Oregon Trail, Baker City, Oregon : an interpretive guide.'' Medford, Oregon : Webb Research Group, ©1992] | ||
*Oregon Land Records - Provisional-government records. Oregon's provisional government was established in the spring of 1843. Inhabitants were permitted to stake out claims and survey them by the metes and bounds method. Over 4,000 claims were made. When Congress established the Territory of Oregon in 1848, that system ended. The provisional claims have been abstracted and published by the Genealogical Forum of Oregon. | *Oregon Land Records - Provisional-government records. Oregon's provisional government was established in the spring of 1843. Inhabitants were permitted to stake out claims and survey them by the metes and bounds method. Over 4,000 claims were made. When Congress established the Territory of Oregon in 1848, that system ended. The provisional claims have been abstracted and published by the Genealogical Forum of Oregon. | ||
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