certificates
Found in 69 Collections and/or Records:
Gritzmacher family papers
Collection includes a handwritten German pay stub, 1812, for a person whose name may be Aloise Huemfich; a German confirmation record, 1869, for Maria Pape (also identified in collection as Mary); a marriage certificate for Charles Gritzmacher and Mary Pape, 1874, at Portland, Oregon; and newspaper clippings of obituaries of Gritzmacher family members, 1913-1958.
Hartman family papers
Collection includes materials related to E. Manuel Hartman, Ernest A. Hartman, and Melissa Hartman, dating from 1885-1937. Papers include certificates of appointment; Justice of the Peace docket; a Wasco County schools district clerk ledger; Wapinitia general store ledgers, and a White River Power Plant ledger.
Larry E. Hattan emergency medical technician memorabilia
Memorabilia of Larry E. Hattan (né Horsey, 1943-2022) relating to his career as an emergency medical technician for the Buck Ambulance Service in Portland, Oregon, including certificates, letters of appreciation, and photographs. Hattan was one of the first emergency medical technicians in Oregon, and in 1972 was one of four technicians who resuscitated Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk following a heart attack.
Lyle V. Hendricks Phi Delta Theta certificate
Certificate for Lyle V. Hendricks from the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at Oregon Agricultural College (now Oregon State University).
H. K. Hines papers
Collection includes correspondence with: Sir Robert Brown, 1866-1870; Elwood Evans, 1868-1884; A[delia] J. Leslie, 1884; A. W. Waters, 1878; and others. Also included is a manuscript refutation of the "Whitman saves Oregon" theory, 6 pages, circa 1890.
Myra Mayo Hoffman papers
Collection consists of a graduation certificate for Myra Mayo, Sellwood General Hospital and Training School for Nurses, June 1914; and a registered nurse certificate, July 1914.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Burnt River Lodge No. 86 minute book and Silver Lodge No. 21 certificate
Minute book for Burnt River Lodge No. 86, a chapter of the fraternal organization Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F). The chapter, based in Huntington, Oregon, was founded in 1886. The minutes cover meetings from July 1899 to November 1910. This collection also includes an 1899 certificate from Silver Lodge No. 21, based in Silverton, Oregon.
Jeremiah Jack collection
Collection includes receipts, 1813-1819, with typed transcript, and 5 notarized burial certificates, 1923, signed by attendees of Jeremiah Jack's funeral. Jack fought in the war of 1812 and moved to Silverton, Oregon in 1847.
Killin family papers
Ku Klux Klan appointment certificate for Wilbur F. Fordyce
Certificate appointing Wilbur F. Fordyce (written as W. F. Fordyce on the form) field director of the Junior Department for the white supremacist organization the Ku Klux Klan. Wilbur Franklin Fordyce (1899-1956) was a resident of West Linn, Oregon, from the 1920s to 1950s; it is unknown how long he was a member of the Klan.