The Redwood Researcher

10/28/2025

Here are the newspapers currently on Newspapers.com with the years of publication avaliable. If you have a subscription go save your info to your computer.

10/27/2025

So big mess at newspapers.com. they removed almost 40 years of the Ferndale Enterprise. They used to go up to 1977 suddenly they only go back to 1930. Here is their stupid AI response..

Thank you for contacting Newspapers.com. We invite you to use our BROWSE page to see the content we currently have available on our site. Starting on the left hand side, you can filter content down by location from Country, State, and City; then by title of newspaper; then by date from year, month, and day; and finally by page. Publisher Extra content is highlighted in orange, while all Basic content is highlighted in blue. When you have filtered down to your preferred field of search, click in the "Search within" bar in the upper right corner and type in the desired name or phrase and click on the magnifying glass to the right to perform your search. You can access our Browse page using this secure link: https://www.newspapers.com/browse/

My thought is this. If you have an ancestry account you need to down load the images of the documents you are using. Back them up to a flash drive. Do not count on things on line being there forever. The biggest lie ever told was things on line are there forever.

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10/26/2025

Follow up on Newspapers.com The Blue Lake advocate is totally gone from the site. :-(

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10/25/2025

Remember me saying things on line vanish sometimes? Seems like Newspapers.com has vanished decades of info from the fernale enterprise, specifically from 1930 to 1977 are gone. no explination. So, I messaged them to ask why, will see what they have to say. If you didn't get to look at them, then sorry!

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10/04/2025

The Redwood Genealogical Society Speaker Luncheon meets Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at 11:30 a.m at Locha's Restaurant, 751 S. Fortuna Blvd., Fortuna. The featured speaker is Lay-Minister Kalesita Ka'asisila from Fortuna's United Methodist Church. Kalesita is a native Tongan currently residing in Fortuna. Kalesita's topic is “My Journey from Tonga to the United States and to Humboldt County.” RGS meetings are free and open to the public. The optional lunch is two tacos, chips, and beverage for $15 including tax.

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10/03/2025

Library will be open Saturday, 930 to noon! come on down and visit!!

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09/21/2025

take 5 keep them alive! They are more than just names and dates!
Who is the oldest relative you remember? do you remember stories your parents told you about those relatives you never met? Keep them alive! take 5 minutes in the evening and write down those memories and stories.
If you send those stories to RGSFortuna@gmail.com we will publish your story in our researcher.
While our researcher does not reach 1000s of people it does go to many libraries across the nation and the state historical library in california. Please do keep your ancestors alive!

09/09/2025

Going along with our Oregon Trail researcher, here is a video i found about those who settled in the middle of the nation. Hope you enjoy!

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08/29/2025

Library will be open tomorrow from 930 to 12 at #5 fortuna way, come join us!! questions? email rgsfortuna@gmail.com or leave a message or txt to 707-407-6359

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08/29/2025

The Redwood Genealogical Society Speaker Luncheon meets on Wednesday, September 10, 2025 at Locha's Restaurant, 751 S. Fortuna Blvd., Fortuna. Lunch begins at 11:30 am, the speaker starts at 12 noon.

The program, entitled, “ My Three Uncles and Their Impact on Humboldt County” is presented by RGS member David Hash. The three uncles include William Carson, Skiffington Mitchell, and H. C. Nelson, CA State Senator.

RGS meetings are free and open to the public. The optional lunch is two tacos, chips, and beverage for $15 including tax. All are welcome

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08/17/2025

the Redwood Researcher is out, if you are a member and have not received your copy, please let me know!

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08/17/2025

Library will be open this coming Saturday from 930 to 12. I won't be there but Marcia will be holding down the fort!

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