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Early Schools in the Stillaguamish Valley. 

The story of the humble beginnings of Arlington's rural schools in 1882 to the advent of the modern era. Item #107. Despite the struggles to survive in an unforgiving wilderness, early settlers sacrificed to build the first schools and fulfill dreams of a better education for their children. Discover the mysteries of Arlington's 44 rural schools, woven with local history and old-time stories. Enjoy numerous maps and over 150 photographs with many pictures of school children. View a 40+-page, easy-to-use index, cross-referenced with over 5,000 names. Perhaps you will find your ancestors in this unique book about Arlington's early rural schools.

This is Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society's latest book and was written by authors: Sue Walde, Helen Eliason and Joanne Wetmore. Pages: 368.        2018 Malstrom Award Winner!

Item #202. This book contains obituaries with an occasional notice of criminal acts, cards of thanks, cemetery information and reports of accidents. Every name index, 293 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #203. Obituaries were extracted from microfilmed copies of The Arlington Times newspapers. Includes every name index, 194 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #204. Obituaries were extracted from microfilmed copies of The Arlington Times newspapers. Includes every name index, 156 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #205. Obituaries were extracted from microfilmed copies of The Arlington Times newspapers. Includes every name index, 242 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #206. Obituaries were extracted from microfilmed copies of The Arlington Times newspapers. Includes every name index, 318 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #207. Obituaries were extracted from microfilmed copies of The Arlington Times newspapers. Includes every name index, 191 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #201. Lists the names of individuals buried in Arlington Cemetery, lots buried in, headstone inscriptions and birth and death dates, if listed. Cemetery located at the intersection of 67th St. N.E. and 204th ST in Arlington. Read by the Stillaguamish Valley Gen. Society. Includes every name index, 154 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #209. Obituaries of those buried at Loyal Heights. Every name index, 53 pages. 1995 Malstrom Award Winner! [Located in Category: Death Records] 

tem #208. Lists the names of individuals buried in Harwood Cemetery, (the oldest part of the Arlington Cemetery), lots buried in, headstone inscriptions, birth and death dates if listed. Every name index, 84 pages. [Located in Category: Death Records] 

Item #101. This book contains bits of early history and lots of photos of early Arlington (logging, farms, railroads, town businesses and family homes. Very interesting book. Includes every name index, 120 pages. [Located in Category: History] 

Item #102. An Historical Account of the Settlement of Grandview including Verda Heights and Fertile Acres. Located in the Greater Arlington, Washington Area, by Clifford Nelson, 28 pages. [Located in Category: History] 

Item #104. The only history in print of the citizens of the county who participated in World War I; 514 pages, including an exclusive 79 page - every name™ index created by The Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society.

by Robert Charles Anderson (Author) Format: Hardcover This classic three-volume set contains the most accurate, up-to-date information on more than 900 families who settled in New England between 1620 and 1633. Each individual or family entry includes (when known) their port or country of origin; the date and ship on which they arrived in New England; the earliest known record of the individual or family; their first residence and subsequent residences; return trips to their country of origin, whether temporary or permanent; and marriages, births, deaths, and other important family relationships. An essential reference for anyone researching their early New England connections. Already a classic, this three-volume set contains the most accurate, up-to-date information on over 900 New England families! The information on each individual or family includes their port or country of origin, if known; the date and ship on which they arrived in New England, if known; the earliest known record of the individual or family; their first residence and subsequent residences, when known; return trips to their country of origin, whether temporary or permanent; and marriages, births, deaths, and other important family relationships. This project reflects immense scholarly resourcefulness and will be a tremendous source of helpful information for all those researching early New England families.

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John W. Wayland

The author traces the origin and development of the county, describing its formation and settlement (probably three-quarters of its early settlers were of German extraction), its subsequent growth, the citizens, towns and villages, churches, schools, landmarks, businesses and industries. Much genealogical information is included. There is, for example, a chapter on heads of families in 1785 (about 1,500 named), there are lists of militiamen and soldiers, public representatives and church members, and there are chapters of genealogical sketches and biographies. The Appendix includes, among other things, Births and Baptisms (1773-1782), Marriages (1782-1800), and Civil War Muster Rolls, and these three sections alone name more than 5,000 persons. This a second (augmented) edition in hardback.