Comments on: A Personal History With Trains http://ipentimento.com/a-personal-history-with-trains/ Genealogy, history, family stories...whatever! Sun, 14 Mar 2010 03:20:17 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Minnie St Claire http://ipentimento.com/a-personal-history-with-trains/comment-page-1/#comment-1564 Minnie St Claire Wed, 09 Dec 2009 03:08:38 +0000 http://ipentimento.com/a-personal-history-with-trains/#comment-1564 Never been on a train. One day! Never been on a train. One day!

]]> By: webduck http://ipentimento.com/a-personal-history-with-trains/comment-page-1/#comment-32 webduck Wed, 19 Sep 2007 06:05:20 +0000 http://ipentimento.com/a-personal-history-with-trains/#comment-32 My thinking is that there were likely at least two utility engines in Bordeaux, and so this #7 in the pictures could have been one of them, as well as the #8 referred to by my aunt. Also, in the small photo of the general store at Bordeaux is my maternal grandfather, Elvin B. Moline, who worked as a lumber salesman for Mumby Lumber Co. in the same building. Both my grandfathers worked in Bordeaux. Grandpa Yates worked in the mill at Bordeaux until it closed in 1941; he later worked at another mill in Lacey, WA. My thinking is that there were likely at least two utility engines in Bordeaux, and so this #7 in the pictures could have been one of them, as well as the #8 referred to by my aunt.

Also, in the small photo of the general store at Bordeaux is my maternal grandfather, Elvin B. Moline, who worked as a lumber salesman for Mumby Lumber Co. in the same building.

Both my grandfathers worked in Bordeaux. Grandpa Yates worked in the mill at Bordeaux until it closed in 1941; he later worked at another mill in Lacey, WA.

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