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Genealogical Research in Washington

Genealogy Research Washington

Even though Washington is one of the younger states in America, there is a wealth of genealogical records and resources available for tracing your family history there. Because of the abundance of information held at many different locations, tracking down the records for your ancestor can be an ominous task. Don’t worry though, we know just where they are, and we’ll show you which records you’ll need, while helping you to understand:

  • What they are
  • Where to find them
  • How to use them

These records can be found both online and off, so we’ll introduce you to online websites, indexes and databases, as well as brick-and-mortar repositories and other institutions that will help with your research in Washington. So that you will have a more comprehensive understanding of these records, we have provided a brief history of the “Evergreen State” to illustrate what type of records may have been generated during specific time periods. That information will assist you in pinpointing times and locations on which to focus the search for your Washington ancestors and their records.

A Brief History of Washington

The first people to inhabit Washington were Asians who crossed the Bering Strait approximately 9,000 years ago. They then entered North America by way of the Pacific Northwest. The earliest known evidence of them remains in Washington - a human skeleton and burned bison bones – which date from around 7000 BC.

Although there are undocumented accounts of explorers Sir Francis Drake and Juan de Fuca exploring the area in the late 16th century, the first Europeans on record to visit Washington were 18th century Spaniards, notably Juan Perez in 1774, who explored the coastline as far north as Alaska, and Bruno Heceta, whose men made the first landing in Washington at the mouth of the Hoh River. The excursion ended in tragedy however, as Indians captured their landing boat and killed the explorers.

While searching for a Northwest Passage, English captain James Cook arrived in the area in 1778. He was the first of many English traders and explorers attracted to the area due to its wealth of sea otters, whose fur was very valuable. George Vancouver, another Englishman, followed in 1792, mapping the area of Puget Sound and the Pacific Coast. The mouth of the Columbia River was discovered by American fur trader Robert Gray, and as the trade fur grew, many more traders moved into the area, most representing the Canadian North West Company and the British Hudson's Bay Company.

During this time American interest in the area was piqued, and President Thomas Jefferson commissioned an overland exploration expedition to investigate the area that France acquired in the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. The men who would lead the expedition, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark would become famous in their own right. After Lewis and Clark spotted the Pacific Ocean from the banks of the Columbia River in 1805, American and British traders began to follow their route into the area. When Clark was asked in 1831 to return to the area from St. Louis to assist in instructing the Native Americans inn the area in the Christian religion, the churches responded accordingly, flooding the area with missionaries who would establish the first settlement at Waiilatpu in 1836.The Indians were not receptive to the proselytizing however, and hostilities to the missionaries grew, culminating in a massacre of 14 Americans in 1847.

An American provisional government embracing the entire Oregon country and extending as far as the region that is now British Columbia, Canada, had been established as early as 1843. After much diplomatic and military maneuvering, a US-Canada boundary along the 49th parallel was established in 1846. The area became Washington Territory in 1853. The first territorial governor, Isaac Stevens, who was also a US superintendent of Indian affairs, negotiated a series of treaties with the Northwest Indian tribes and established a system of reservations. The treaties only made the already tense situation with the Indians worse, leading to the Yakima War in 1855, a series of bloody uprisings by the Yakima, Cayuse, and Nisqualli, which were not suppressed until toward the end of the decade.

The discovery of gold in the Walla Walla area brought prosperity to the entire region, which was boosted by the completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad in 1883. The railroad encouraged immigration, and by 1890, Washington's population, only 23,955 in 1870, swelled to 357,232. Washington was an early champion of women's suffrage, yet after granting women the vote in 1883, the suffrage acts were declared unconstitutional in 1887.

Famous Battles Fought in Washington

Washington’s history has been a relatively peaceful one, except for the Yakima War during the 1850’s.

The battle accounts that exist can be very effective in uncovering the military records of your ancestor. They can tell you what regiments fought in which battles, and often include the names and ranks of many officers and enlisted men.

Common Washington Genealogical Issues and Resources to Overcome Them

Boundary Changes: Boundary changes are a common obstacle when researching Washington ancestors. You could be searching for an ancestor’s record in one county when in fact it is stored in a different one due to historical county boundary changes. The Atlas of Historical County Boundaries can help you to overcome that problem. It provides a chronological listing of every boundary change that has occurred in the history of Washington.

Name Changes: Surname changes, variations, and misspellings can complicate genealogical research. It is important to check all spelling variations. Soundex, a program that indexes names by sound, is a useful first step, but you can't rely on it completely as some name variations result in different Soundex codes. The surnames could be different, but the first name may be different too. You can also find records filed under initials, middle names, and nicknames as well, so you will need to get creative with surname variations and spellings in order to cover all the possibilities. For help with surname variations read our instructional article on How to Use Soundex.

Washington Genealogical Organizations and Archives

Genealogical resources include not only records, but the organizations that house them, or can direct you to them. These institutions include: Archives, Libraries, Genealogical Societies, Family History Centers, Universities, Churches, and Museums.

Archives and Libraries

  • Following are links to their websites, and a summary of the records.
    • Washington State Archives – Vital records, City and County Directories, Court and Prison records, Gazetteers, Business directories, Military records, Historical maps and atlases, Historical newspapers, School census records, Territorial census records, Territorial Assessment Rolls
      1129 Washington Street SE
      Olympia, WA 98504

      Mailing Address:
      PO Box 40238
      Olympia, Washington 98504-0238
      E-mail: research@sos.wa.gov
      Telephone:(360) 586-1492
      Fax:(360) 664-8814
    • Washington State Library - Biographies, Cemetery Transcriptions, Census Records, City & County Directories, City & County Histories, Gazetteers & Business Directories, Immigration Records, Land Records, Maps & Atlases, Military Records, Newspapers, Obituaries, Funeral Home Records
      Point Plaza East
      6880 Capitol Blvd. SE, Tumwater
      Olympia WA 98504-2460
      Tel: (360) 704-5200
    • National Archives Pacific and Alaska Region (Seattle) - Federal population censuses for all States, 1790-1930 (including indexes for 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920); military service records; pension and bounty land warrant applications; some passenger arrival and naturalization records; records relating to the Five Civilized Tribes.
      6125 Sand Point Way, N.E.
      Seattle, WA 98115-7999
      Telephone: 206-336-5115
      Fax: 206-336-5112
    • Suzzallo-Allen Library - Large collection of genealogical and historical resources
      University of Washington
      P.O. Box 352900
      Seattle, WA 98195-2900
      Telephone: 206-543-9158
      Fax: 206-685-8049

Additional Washington Genealogical Resources

Washington Mailing Lists

Mailing lists are internet based facilities that use email to distribute a single message to all who subscribe to it. When information on a particular surname, new records, or any other important genealogy information related to the mailing list topic becomes available, the subscribers are alerted to it. Joining a mailing list is an excellent way to stay up to date on Washington genealogy research topics. Rootsweb have an extensive listing of Washington Mailing Lists on a variety of topics.

Washington Message Boards

A message board is another internet based facility where people can post questions about a specific genealogy topic and have it answered by other genealogists. If you have questions about a surname, record type, or research topic, you can post your question and other researchers and genealogists will help you with the answer. Be sure to check back regularly, as the answers are not emailed to you. The message boards at the Washington Genealogy Forum are completely free to use.

Washington Newspapers and Periodicals

Many genealogy periodicals and historical newspapers contain reprinted copies of family genealogies, transcripts of family Bible records, information about local records and archives, census indexes, church records, queries, land records, obituaries, court records, cemetery records, and wills.

  • Washington newspapers and periodicals that you can search online or on-site.
    • Kansas Historical Society (State Archives) – African American publications, Civilian Conservation Corps, Labour Populist publications, Socialist publications, Territorial period newspapers, History of Kansas newspapers from1916

      6425 SW 6th Avenue
      Topeka, KS 66615-1099
      Tel: 785-272-8681

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    • Kansas Heritage Center – most of the newspapers published in Dodge City from 1876 to the present and newspapers from several other Kansas towns.

      PO Box 1207
      Dodge City KS 67801-1207
      Tel: 620-227-1616
      Fax: 620-227-1701
      E-mail: library@ksheritage.org

    • GenealogyBank.com – free searchable database of Kansas newspaper archives, 1841-1981
    • Library of Congress Digital Newspaper Directory – free searchable database of historical U.S. newspapers dating from 1690-present
    • The Online Books Page – links to historical books and periodicals available for viewing online, dating from mid-16th century
    • NewspaperArchive.com – largest online database of historical newspapers in the world.

Historical Washington Maps and Gazetteers

Maps are an integral part of genealogical research. They help us to locate landmarks, towns, cities, parishes, states, provinces, waterways and roads and streets. They also help us to determine when and where boundary changes might have taken place, and give us a visualization of the area we’re researching in.

For locating place names, a gazetteer is the best possible resource for any genealogist. Gazetteers are also sometimes called “place name dictionaries”, and can help you to locate the area in which you need to conduct research.

Washington City Directories

City directories are similar to telephone directories in that they list the residents of a particular area. The difference though is what is important to genealogists, and that is they pre-date telephone directories. You can find an ancestor’s information such as their street address, place of employment, occupation, or the name of their spouse. A one-stop-shop for finding city directories in Washington is the Washington Online Historical Directories which contains a listing of every available historical directory related to Washington.

Washington Genealogical Records

Birth, Death, Marriage and Divorce Records – Also known as vital records, birth, death, and marriage certificates are the most basic, yet most important records attached to your ancestor. The reason for their importance is that they not only place your ancestor in a specific place at a definite time, but potentially connect the individual to other relatives.

  • List of repositories and websites where you can find Washington vital records
    • Washington State Department of Health - Birth and Death certificates from 1907-present, Marriage and Divorce certificated from 1968 - present Center for Health Statistics Town Center 1 101 Israel Road SE Tumwater, WA 98501 Washington State Department of Health link to: http://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermitsandCertificates/BirthDeathMarriageandDivorce/AboutCertificates.asp Washington State Archives – Birth and Death Registers, 1891-1907, Birth Records Index, 1907-1929, Death Records Index, 1907-2004, Divorce Records Index , 1968-2004, Marriage and Divorce Records, pre-1968, Marriage Records Index , 1968-2004 1129 Washington Street SE Olympia, WA 98504 Mailing Address: PO Box 40238 Olympia, Washington 98504-0238 E-mail: research@sos.wa.gov Telephone:(360) 586-1492 Fax:(360) 664-8814 Washington State Archives link to: http://www.sos.wa.gov/history/genealogy.aspx
  • Family Search has the following indexes that can be searched online for free:
    • Washington, County Deaths, 1891-1907 Washington, County Divorce Records, 1852-1950 Washington, County Marriages, 1855-2008 Washington, County Records, 1856-2009 Washington, Death Certificates, 1907-1960 Washington, King County Delayed Births, 1941-1942 Washington, Pierce County Marriage Returns, 1891-1950 Washington, County Deaths, 1891-1907 link to: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1389738 Washington, County Divorce Records, 1852-1950 link to: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1930340 Washington, County Marriages, 1855-2008 link to: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1534448 Washington, County Records, 1856-2009 link to: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1910364 Washington, Death Certificates, 1907-1960 link to: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1454923 Washington, King County Delayed Births, 1941-1942 link to: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1463676 Washington, Pierce County Marriage Returns, 1891-1950 link to: https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1924073

Census Records

Census records are among the most important genealogical documents for placing your ancestor in a particular place at a specific time. Like BDM records, they can also lead you to other ancestors, particularly those who were living under the authority of the head of household.

  • Census Records
    • Washington State Archives – Territorial census records 1857 – 1892, Territorial Assessment Rolls, 1857, 1860, 1874, and 1875, School census records 1129 Washington Street SE Olympia, WA 98504 Mailing Address: PO Box 40238 Olympia, Washington 98504-0238 E-mail: research@sos.wa.gov Telephone:(360) 586-1492 Fax:(360) 664-8814 Washington State Archives link to: http://www.sos.wa.gov/history/genealogy.aspx Washington State Library - Washington Territorial Census Rolls, 1859-1892, Federal Census 1850 – 1880 and 1900 - 1930. Point Plaza East 6880 Capitol Blvd. SE, Tumwater Olympia WA 98504-2460 Tel: (360) 704-5200 Washington State Library link to: http://www.sos.wa.gov/library/Genealogy.aspx National Archives Pacific and Alaska Region (Seattle) - Federal population censuses for all States, 1790-1930 (including indexes for 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920) 6125 Sand Point Way, N.E. Seattle, WA 98115-7999 Telephone: 206-336-5115 Fax: 206-336-5112 National Archives Pacific and Alaska Region link to: http://www.archives.gov/seattle/public/ The Free Census Project has transcribed many Washington indexes and new material is added daily Free Census Project link to: http://usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/wa.htm Access Genealogy – Washington county census records dating from 1849 Access Genealogy link to: http://www.accessgenealogy.com/census/washington-census-records.htm African American Census Schedules Online – slave schedules, mortality schedules, slave-owners census African American Census Schedules Online link to: http://www.afrigeneas.com/aacensus/ga/ Native Americans in Census Records (US National Archives) Native Americans in Census Records link to: http://www.archives.gov/research/census/native-americans/

Washington Church Records

Church and synagogue records are a valuable resource, especially for baptisms, marriages, and burials that took place before 1900. You will need to at least have an idea of your ancestor’s religious denomination, and in most cases you will have to visit a brick and mortar establishment to view them.

Most church records are kept by the individual church, although in some denominations, records are placed in a regional archive or maintained at the diocesan level. Local Historical Societies are sometimes the repository for the state’s older church records. Below are links archives that maintain church records, as well as a few databases that can be viewed online.

The Family History Library contains many church records from a variety of denominations on microfilm.

Central Repositories for Denominational Records

  • Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons)
    • Early Mormon Church records for Washington can be found on film located at the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City and can be searched via the Family History Library Catalog
    • The Church History Library has an even broader collection of historical church records than the Family History Library.
      Church History Library
      15 East North Temple
      Salt Lake City, Utah 84150-1600
      Phone: (801) 240-2272
  • Congregational
  • Roman Catholic
    • Archdiocese of Seattle
      Chancery Office
      910 Marion Street
      Seattle, WA 98104
      Phone: (206) 382-4560
      Fax: (206) 382-4840
    • Diocese of Spokane
      P.O. Box 1453
      1023 W. Riverside Ave.
      Spokane, WA 99210-1453
      Phone: (509) 358-7300
    • Diocese of Yakima
      5301-A Tieton Drive
      Yakima, WA 98908-3493
      Phone: (509) 965-7117

Washington Military Records

More than 40 million Americans have participated in some time of war service since America was colonized. The chance of finding your ancestor amongst those records is exceptionally high. Military records can even reveal individuals who never actually served, such as those who registered for the two World Wars but were never called to duty.

Washington Cemetery Records

As convenient as it is to search cemetery records online, keep in mind that there are a few disadvantages over visiting a cemetery in person. They are:

  • Tombstone information is not always accurately transcribed
  • The arrangement of the graves in a cemetery can be crucial as family members are often buried next to each other or in the same grave. This arrangement is not always preserved in the alphabetical indexes that are found online.
  • Databases that can be searched online for Washington Cemetery records
    • Washington Tombstone Transcription Project - death and burial records
    • Washington State Library - Collection of cemetery transcriptions published by local genealogical and historical societies in Washington State
      Point Plaza East
      6880 Capitol Blvd. SE, Tumwater
      Olympia WA 98504-2460
      Tel: (360) 704-5200
    • Washington State Genealogical Society – Variety of cemetery records covering the entire state of Washington
      1901 S. 12th Avenue,
      Union Gap, WA 98903-1256
    • African American Cemeteries Online – African American, slave, and Native American cemetery records
    • Access Genealogy – database of Washington cemetery record transcriptions
    • Find a Grave – over 100 million grave records can be searched on this site. Search can be conducted by name, location, or cemetery name.
    • Interment.net - A free online database containing approximately 4 million cemetery records from around the world.
    • Billion Graves – as the name implies, you can search a billion records including headstone photos, transcriptions, cemetery records, and grave locations.

Washington Obituaries

Obituaries can reveal a wealth about our ancestor and other relatives. You can search our Washington Newspaper Obituaries Listings from hundreds of Washington newspapers online for free.

Washington Wills and Probate Records

The documents found in a probate packet may include a complete inventory of a person’s estate, newspaper entries, witness testimony, a copy of a will, list of debtors and creditors, names of executors or trustees, names of heirs. They can not only tell you about the ancestor you’re currently researching, but lead to other ancestors.

Most of these records must be accessed at a county court or clerk’s office, but some can be found online as well. You can obtain copies of the original probate records by writing to the county clerk.

Washington probate records have been recorded by the probate division clerks of the Washington District Courts and include dockets, wills, oaths, inventories, letters, bonds, appraisements, accounts, court orders, claims, and final settlements.

Washington Immigration and Naturalization Records

The naturalization process generated many types of records, including petitions, declarations of intention, and oaths of allegiance. These records can provide family historians with information such as a person's birth date and place of birth, immigration year, marital status, spouse information, occupation, witnesses' names and addresses, and more.

Most overseas immigrants came to Washington through east coast ports such as New, and then traveled by railway to Washington. Earlier immigrants landed at New Orleans and then traveled by steamboats upriver to Washington. The U.S. National Archives has passenger lists or indexes of American ports for 1820 to 1940, as well as immigration and naturalization records for the entire United States. These records can also be accessed at the National Archives Regional Branch in Washington City

Washington Native American Records

Missing Matriarchs – Resources for Researching Female Washington Ancestors

Looking for female ancestors requires an adjustment of how we view traditional records sources. A woman’s identity was often under that of her husband, and often individual records for them can be difficult to locate. The following resources are effective in locating female ancestors in Washington where traditional records may not reveal them.

Bibliographies

  • Woman’s Place: A Guide to Seattle and King County History, Mildred T. Andrews (Gemil Press, 1994)
  • Northwest Women: An Annotated Bibliography of Sources on the History of Oregon and Washington Women, 1787-1970, Karen J. Blair (Washington State University Press, 1997)
  • On Sidesaddles to Heaven: The Women on the Rocky Mountain Mission, Laurie M. Carlson (Caxton Printers, 1998)
  • Seattle’s Black Victorians, 1852-1901, Esther Hale Mumford (Anase Press, 1980)
  • Women and Their Quilts: A Washington State Centennial Tribute, Nancyann J. Twelker (That Patchwork Place, 1988)

Selected Resources for Washington Women’s History

Washington State Historical Society
Women’s History Consortium
1911 Pacific Avenue
Tacoma, WA 98402
Toll-free 1-888-BE THERE (1-888-238-4373)

Coalition for Women’s History
Washington State University
History department
Pullman, WA 99164

Washington State Library
Washington Northeast Collection
PO Box 42460
Olympia, WA 99164-7204

Common Washington Surnames

The following surnames are among the most common in Washington and are also being currently researched by other genealogists, most notably by members of the Seattle Genealogical Society. If you find your surname here, there is a chance that some research has already been performed on your ancestor.

Abbott Abrahamsen Acker Ackeren Ackley Acosta Adams Addie Adkins Ageet Agnew. Ahlgren Aikman Ainsley Aker Albee Albers Alberts Ames Amig A Androv Anfang Angel Angell Angeloff Anschell Anthony, Antoine Anvick Apel Apgar Applegate Applegreen Appleseed Appleton Archer Archibald Arens, Arlowe Asbury Ash Ashbridge Ashleman Ashley Ashling Ashworth Asimakoupoulos Axtell Ayrault Babcock Bachinski Bacho Backus Bacon Bader Baggaley Baggott Bassey Bast Basye Batchelder Batcheller Batdorf Bathum Batte Battershell Bauer Baughman Bauguss Bavetta Baxter Bay Beatty Beaumont Beaupre Beaver Bechtol Beck Becker Beckett Beckwith Bedford Beede Beedle Beekman Beeks Beeman Beers Beeson Beetle Behar Behelmo Belas Belcher Belisle Belknap Bell Bellson Belluschi Bemben Bemedetti Bender Benecke Benish Benitz Benjamin Bennage Bennett Benscoten Benson Bent Bentley Benton Beppu Berg Bergem Bergen Berger Bergereau Berges Bergsma Bergstrom Berk Blaine Blair Blaize Blake Blakemore Blakey Blanchard Blanchet Blauvelt Bleakney Bledsoe Blekkink Blesen Blethen Blindheim Blish Bliss Bloedel Blomquist Bloom Bloomer Bloss Blott Blough Bogue Bohm Bohne Bohnert Boies Brunzell Bruseth Brush Bryan Bryant Brygger Bryson Buchanan Bulkeley Bull Bullitt Bunch Callaway Callison Callner Callow Caltharpe Calvert Cameron Camp Campbell Candy Canedy Carcich Cardwell Carey Carkeek Carlin Carlisle Carlon Carlough Carnahan Carney Carothers Carpenter Carraher Carruthers Carson Carstensen Carswell Carter Chamberlain Chamberlin Chambers Champion Champlin Champney Chan Chance Chandler Chaney Chapel Chaplin Chastek Chattey Chauncy Cheadle Checkley Cheek Cheesman Coeur Coffee Colburn Colcock Coldwell Cole Colgate Collier Collins Collord Colman Colson Colt Colton Columbus Coman Comber Combs Conant Conkle Cota Cottingham Cotton Couch Coughlin Coulter Courtney Covert Cowan Cowell Cowles Cox Coy Coyle Crabill Crabtree Craft Craig Crain Cramer Crampton Cranney Cranston Crist Cristman Crocker Crockett Cromwell Crosby Cross Crouch Crounse Crow Cruttenden Crystal Culbertson Cullen Culp Culver Cummings Cunningham Cuntz Curran Curtis Cushman Custis Czarnecki Dace Danielson Danner Dargan Darling Darrah Darst Dashiell Davenpal Davenport David Davidson Dedomenico Dee DeFiglia DeGrazia DeHart DeHaven Deitz DeJarnatt Delaney Delano DelFierro DelGiudice Deloach Delore DeLosAngeles DeMandeville Demaray DeMarcas DeMartinez DePartee dePasquale Deppman Depue Derham Deringer DeSchweintz Dickens Dickgleser Dickinson Didrickson Diem Dieterich Dietrich Dietz Digges Ehlers Eichenberger Eidsmoe Ekdahl Elam Elderkin Eldredge Elicker Elkins Elsasser Elwell Elwick Elworthy Ely Emerson Emery Emmott Enfield Engeldinger Englaud Engstrom Eshom Eskridge Ettrup Evanson Everett Everly Evoy Ewing Eylar Eyring Faget Faigenblum Fain Fairbanks Fairbrother Fairchild Fairty Fakkema Falconer Falk Fancher Fannin Fanning Farber Faris Farley Farnam Farquahar Farrens Farrer Farris Farrow Fass Fast Fauble Faulk Faunce Fayssoux Fazel Featheringstonehaugh Feazle Fee Feely Felder Feldman Frayn Frazee Frederici Freels Freeman Freer 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