Notice

Abbreviations

d/n = Death Notice, some information, not usually very much.

f/n = Funeral Notice, some information, in the old newspapers these can be either Obituaries, or just a listing of when and where the funeral was held. It might also include 'Visitors'.

nart = News Article, Accidents, Suspicious Deaths, etc

The 1920's and 1930's Edition's of the Gridley Herald were very difficult to read, the notices were never in the same place, many times the columns were staggered. If you find anything that does not look complete, please let me know and I will see if I can find the rest of the Article.

The early Edition's also did not [in many cases] include given names of married women, when these are found, I have listed them thus: Smith, C A [Mrs]

Quite a few of the images from the 1980's and 1990's were scanned when the newspaper was either folded or on a spindle. At least one edge is curved, but for the most part, the data can be figured out.  Some of the images were only half of the original article, these are marked [Partial] I do not have access to any other images. It is possible that the Volunteers at the Paradise Genealogical Society could do lookups, but they charge for their services.

The dates alongside of the names are the dates of publication and range between 1922 and 2005. Current Obituaries can be gleaned from the Gridley Herald.

When requesting a scan, please include the name of interest, and the date of publication. All files are named with the date, so you must include it.

Martha

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