These family histories were written by family members and others who wanted to preserve the stories of the Watts family. Three of them were written in 1976 as part of the Bi-Centennial Celebration of the United States. Van Watts, while not a descendant, contributed greatly to the story and promoted the family during this time period.
The Watts Family in Oregon, 1852-1934 by James Grant Watts (1940)
History of Scappoose by James Loring Watts, son of James Grant Watts, (1976) Printed by SHS
Genealogy of the Covered Wagon Wattses by Maude Watts Collier, half-sister of James Grant Watts,
Watts by Maude Watts Collier (1934) Loose papers clipped together
"Covered Wagon Watts" by Alice Mary Watts, cousin of James Grant Watts
My Columbia County Relatives by Ida Strong Seggel, aunt of James Grant Watts (1976)
"Foghorn" Diary by Dr. John William Watts, uncle of James Grant Watts
Ben Watts Trail Log by Benjamin Marion Watts, uncle of James Grant Watts (1948-1949) 2 copies
Watts Family Encyclopedia by Van Watts (1976)
Footsteps of Watts Women by Susie Lolita Watts Almond, daughter of Robert Deady Watts and granddaughter of Francis Harrison Tyler Watts (1974)
Francis Harrison Tyler Watts family booklet
Gopher Genealogy by Susan LeBlanc provides information about research, lectures, published articles and book reviews, and Serendipity Moments that are the results of searching for ancestors both personally and for clients. The objective of the blog is for others to receive insight and inspiration in doing their family history research. It is an evolving method of communication and input from reviewers is welcome.
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