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  • "J Whitmore came from Ashby Parva three miles from Lutterworth in Leicestershire, England." 
    Anon (UNPUBLISHED, 1880)
    Handwritten note. Unknown who wrote it, or when.
  • J. D. Clemmer 
    Relander Collection
    Mr. J. D. Clemmer, in buggy, owner of Washington Stables located at 202-204 South 2nd.
  • J. H. Wilbur authorized to purchase items for benefit of Piute and Bannock Indians. 
    Marble, E. M. (UNPUBLISHED, 1880-11-30)
    Wilbur can purchase items "for the benefit of the Piute and Bannock Indians, the articles being required for use before they could be obtained under contract...."
  • J. M. Perry 
    Relander Collection
    Overview of J. M. Perry School of Trades and Industry located on Washington Avenue.
  • J. M. Perry Building 
    anon (Yakima Valley Museum, )
    Aerial of the completed school building and grounds. Road in foreground is Washington. Yakima WA
  • J. R. Bell Family 
    Hamacher (Yakima Valley Museum, )
    John R. Bell was born in Scotland, January 28, 1846, a son of Irving and Jean (Robson) Bell. Lived in New Zealand prior to coming to Yakima in 1884. Lived and worked on a ranch of the Moxee Company for two years. Married ...
  • J. Roscoe Fuller & Co. Garden Annual 1907. 
    Unknown (Unknown, 1907)
    With the first and last sections devoted to flowers, this catalog also sells vegetable and fruit seeds in the center. Lush black and white illustrations throughout. Of note is how fruit and vegetables have changed over the ...
  • J.W. Splawn 
    anon (Yakima Valley Museum, )
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  • Jack Long's Charley 
    Bailey, H. C.; Latta, Frank F. (UNKNOWN, 1931)
    "How it happened, we never found out. But by some mischance, Walter fell over the bank, which was about 20 feet high, into the river and near the bottom caught under a root extending into the water. He would surely have ...
  • "Jack Whitnall told me the other day he had come across a 'long' photograph or negative of the old Scudder place...." 
    Relander, Click (UNPUBLISHED, 1965)
    After her visit to the Yakima Frontier Museum, Relander writes Nancy Davidson a lengthy letter with many questions about places in the Yakima Valley, his hopes for the future of the area, and more information on the museum. ...
  • Jacket information from Drummers and Dreamers. 
    Relander, Click (UNKNOWN, 1956)
    "From the time white men first occupied the North American Continent until they possessed all the land, there were a succession of prophets. These came alive as the new civilization moved westwardly. After singing their ...
  • Jacks, Jennets and mules in the United States, folder number one. 
    Morton, William E. (UNKNOWN, 1955)
    Facts are given about the breeds, including "a short study of the five principal imported breeds constituting the foundation." Prominence of the breed is also discussed, along with how to select the best type for each ...
  • Jacks, Jennets and mules in the United States, folder number two. 
    Monsees, L. M., Col.; Morton, William E.; Hineman, Geo. E. (UNKNOWN, 1955)
    Information on a variety of topics, including, shortage of the breed, breeding and foaling time for jennets, and care and feeding of the young jack and jennet colts, and foaling mules. The brochure ends with a quote from ...
  • Jackson Courthouse 
    Relander Collection
    Jackson courthouse, near Morys Corner on Highway 99. Used from 1847 to 1850.
  • The Jackson Museum: a history prepared on the occasion of the Oregon State Centennial. 
    Taylor, Arthur Samuel (The Southern Oregon Historical Society., 1960)
    Information about the museum in Jacksonville, Oregon. Map on the back cover. Black and white photographs throughout.
  • Jackson P. Richmond - interview - Transcript (part 2). 
    Various (UNKNOWN, 1951)
    "The first post office at Priest Rapids, Mitchell, was wired down to keep it from being blown flat by the high winds. Later I built a long house for mother there. It was more secure. The post office was located on the north ...
  • Jackson P. Richmond - interview - Transcript. 
    Various (UNKNOWN, 1951)
    "Billy Filey was the oldest man around Priest Rapids. No one seemed to know just when he came into the country. He was there, long before anyone we ever knew about excepting the Columbias. He had a water wheel to water his ...
  • Jade Tree 
    Blisard, Herb (Yakima Valley Museum, )
    Jade Tree Restaurant in the Lewis-Engle Building located at 2nd Street and East Yakima Avenue. Yakima
  • Jail 
    Relander Collection
    Jail Building at Fort Simcoe.
  • James Alexander - Kittitas place names and memories - Transcript. 
    Alexander, James (UNPUBLISHED, 1966-11-18)
    "Salmon La Sac was the name of my grandfather. It was given to him by the Frenchmen in that area. Like he carried or caught salmon in a sack. He was a Pshwanapum man. His name was Quash Tiah. He had six wives and they all ...