The collected record
Earlier entries beyond the five newest finds. Newest discoveries appear first.
The Oregon City Courier’s local notices name Mrs. Hazel McGahuey among three committee members organizing a United Artisans social dance at Woodman hall. The brief notice records a community activity in Oregon City rather than establishing any wider family connection.
A USDA Forestry Support Program report records a January 30, 1986, seminar by Mike McGahuey of Chemonics on agroforestry in Africa, with an emphasis on Chad and Acacia albida. The report places this presentation within a series of professional forestry seminars.
Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill’s public archive lists Sudie McGahuey in several past vestry rosters, including 1998, 1999, 2000, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2014, and 2015. These listings are grouped into one discovery rather than treated as separate stories for each year.
The original 2000 journal article lists Cynthia A. McGahuey among researchers from the University of Arizona and Stanford. It describes development and testing of the Arizona Sexual Experiences Scale, a brief research measure, and records the study’s methods for evaluating reliability and validity.
A 2007 Agricultural Systems paper by G. Gray Tappan and M. McGahuey examines agricultural and environmental change in southern Mali. Its abstract describes field surveys and satellite imagery used to study 21 village territories, including communities adopting improved land and resource management practices.
The January 1, 1914 Oregon City Courier contains a wedding notice mentioning Lulu and several people named McGahuey in Oregon City. The notice describes a December 24 ceremony. It is an early newspaper occurrence of the exact surname, preserved by the University of Oregon’s newspaper archive.
The Hampshire County Historical Society’s fourth-quarter 2002 newsletter reports on Wayne McGahuey’s work documenting cemeteries in West Virginia. It describes a list of more than 250 sites and a presentation at Capon Bridge Library. These figures describe the project at the time of the newsletter.
A 2018 Kennebec Journal report by Charles Eichacker describes the opening of the Cabin in the Woods housing development for veterans at Togus, Maine. Jesse McGahuey is among the residents interviewed about moving into the new housing and easier access to medical appointments.