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Oregon directories, dating back to the mid-19th century, document settlers, traders, and business owners in both rural communities and growing cities like Portland and Salem. These records list names, occupations, and addresses, offering insights into family movements along the Oregon Trail and during the state’s expansion. Given Oregon’s strong history in logging, fishing, and agriculture, trade directories are particularly useful for identifying ancestors in these industries. Voter registrations, land records, and city and business directories further aid in genealogical research.
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Directories, Guides & References
Directories
- Mckenney's Pacific Coast Directory, 1878, Volume 1 911 records
- Mckenney's Pacific Coast Directory, 1878 890 records
- Polk's Salem, Oregon, City Directory, 1959 785 records
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