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1. Re: Migration to Ohio [1]
Dear List Members: There have been a number of interesting posts recently on various migration routes to western Ohio. I have posted some information on the Miami County (OH) GenWeb page regarding my own ancestors' migration from the Elizabeth, NJ, area to the Miami valley: A lot of this migration spilled over into adjacent counties. My great-grandfather David Clark Carey moved from Miami County to Champaign County immediately after the Civil War. Som
2. Dingledine/Dingeldein [0.983479]
There are a large number of Dingledine in these counties and I am seeking information on Samuel D b1837 and his family . His father Jacob can also be found here as well. Any help would be appreciated Derek D
3. a site that offers free cd lookups [0.983479]
Here is a site that offers some free CD lookups. When I asked for some information, everything came back to me within 24 hurs except one. That took 4 days :)) Good Luck Ren http://members.tripod.com/~GrannyGrump/cdlist.html
4. Re: John THOMAS of Champaign Co OH, early 1800's [0.983479]
Hi Beverly, I eagerly read your posting today about John Thomas of Champaign Co OH, but by the third line realized that your John Thomas was not the same person as my most wanted Thomas, one of the four other John Thomas's of Champaign Co OH about that same time period. Mine married Sarah Owen Nov 6, 1789 in Harrison Co VA (now WV), had a daughter Elizabeth Thomas there Jun 20, 1796, and moved to Champaign Co OH before 1816. Unknown birth date, location, and parents, and also unknown death date/l
5. Migration to OH [0.983479]
I received the following info from slw02@sprynet.com Susan Williams who is very interested in migration routes people took to get into Champaign and Clark Cos. I am also and would love to hear from anyone else who has done any work in this area. I know Richard Pence is interested too, particularly in routes from VA to OH. Leave your messages here on the List so others can share, and maybe we can do something wonderful here together... the first really interactive
6. Migration to Ohio [0.983479]
The LOUDOUN CO, VA website has created an area of migrations from Loudoun to other areas. The major area was Ohio. Many of us contributed our VA to OH info there so it would be well worth looking at. Just work your way from the OH site, to the US site then back to VA then to LOUDOUN CO. Terry Littleton.
7. Pleasant & Harmony Twp [0.983479]
Hello all, Could someone tell me what towns existed in Pleasant and Harmony townships in the 1830's? If there are a lot, just the major ones would be fine. Also, while in Hardin Co, I was talking to a relative who is a member of the township counsel and he said the township kept records on the township going back a good bit. Does anyone know if this would be the case in Pleasant and Harmony Twp in Clark Co, and if so, how far back might they have records? I would love to find where my ggg gf John Wes
8. RULAFORD, McMULLIN, or BURNHAM in Clark Co. 1848 [0.983479]
I have a problem with my maternal gr grandfather George A. RULAFORD. The problem is that this is probably not his real name! His death cert gives this name with his parents as James S. and Helena (Clark) RULAFORD. (b. 7 Dec 1848) I have found no trace of James S., and the death cert for Helena gives her the surname of BURNHAM. George named a son Burnham S. RULAFORD. I have documents that indicate that George married in Franklin Co., OH using the name Edgar McMULLIN, to Mary W. unknown in 1870. He h
9. John Thomas, Champaign County [0.983479]
John Thomas b June 7, 1779 Clark County, Maryland died January 20, 1851 married 1st Anna Morris bef 1806 probably in Ohio. Their children are: Ezekiel b 3-3-1806 Champaign Co, OH William V b 3-21-1821 Josephus b 10-15-1825 Salem Township, Champaign Co, OH Nancy Samuel Susan Volney John married 2nd Mary "Polly" Johnson (possibly Blair) November 4, 1830 Champaign Co, OH their children: Ivan B b 1-30-1832 Salem Township, Champaign Co, OH Francis Marion b 1834 Salem Township, Champaign Co, OH John was educ
10. Help in Champaign County [0.983479]
Good evening, I am needing to know if Ohio has a birth index? My Great Grandmother Martha Baker daughter of Aaron Baker & Anna Allen was born in Champaign County September 05, 1835. She had 7 siblings. Is is possible to get a birth reocrd on her in hopes of finding out where her parents were from? I am located in Florida and am not certain as to the correct procedures for Ohio, but would appreciate any help or advise. I have posted a query to the Ohio USGenWeb Project and have also written to the State Arc
11. FW: [CENSUS-CHAT-L] RE: ISTG [0.983479]
This is to advise you that a new website is being developed by a group called THE IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD. This is a group of over 100 volunteers who have decided to transcribe NARA microfilmed passenger lists so that everyone on the internet can have free access to such lists. In addition, the GUILD is receiving donations of lists which have already been transcribed from people on the internet and from webmasters. The GUILD is also preparing links to many sites dealing with ships and passengers
12. To lighten your day... [0.983479]
YOU KNOW YOU'RE TAKING GENEALOGY TOO SERIOUSLY IF ... *You are the only person to show up at the cemetery research party with a shovel. *To put the "final touches" on your genealogical research, you've asked all of your closest relatives to provide DNA samples. *You were instrumental in having "non-genealogical use of the genealogy room copy machine" classified as a federal hate crime. *Your house leans slightly toward the side where your genealogical records are stored. *You decided to take a two-week
13. Death records? [0.983479]
Hi: Am wondering here if anyone has a source for a death record of some sort for Champaign Co abt 1815? I found a book locally (Houston, TX) with some custody information on the children of one Thomas Plummer. It stated that Sally Plummer was granted custody of the minor children August 10, 1815 (ok, it LOOKED like 15 or 16) So far, I have not managed to find a will, or anything at all on the Death of this man. (at this point, I haven't even found him burried anywhere) Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks,
14. Address not correct [0.983479]
On my register of surname FREEZE the address needs to be changed from iceman32@worldnet.att.net TO 32iceman@concentric.net Thank you Melvin Freeze.
15. Final Vote [0.983479]
The final vote for whether to close the Lists to non-members is: YES (let others write to list)... 18 NO (only subscribers to write to list)... 37 So the list will continue to be closed as it has been in the last two weeks. Willi Waltrip Co Coordinator Clark County USGenWeb Co Coordinator Champaign County USGenWeb Project Coordinator OHIO Towns, Townships
16. Migration to Ohio [0.983479]
For what it's worth, below is my first look at the subject as far as some of my ancestors were concerned: Movements of the IGOU family Before 1720 - Baltimore, Maryland (possibly from arrival in New York- not proven) Est. 1775 - Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania 1794 - Mason County, Kentucky "Farm on Twin creek bought sometime after 1794 from General McArthur - first tract of land sold in county by McArthur. On an old Indian trail from Pee Pee to Old Chillicothe. ." From: PIONEER RECORD AND REMINISCENSES
17. FW: [RAMEY-L] Land records [0.983479]
>I have come a cross a great website with Homestead and Government Cash >Entry sales of land. > >The Bureau of Land Management has a website at: > http://www.glorecords.blm.gov > >It has land records that were sold by the government and you can print out >or view land patents. These were granted per the 1820 land grant Act and >the 1863 Homestead Act. They have records for the Eastern Public Domain >States. They include: Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, >Missouri, Ohio and a few other stat
18. FW: [SMALLWOOD-L] Passenger Lists [0.983479]
this will ans the question of the "where abouts" :) Jeannie <>< -----Original Message----- From: Wawebft@aol.com [mailto:Wawebft@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, October 29, 1998 12:51 PM To: SMALLWOOD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SMALLWOOD-L] Passenger Lists In advance, I apologize to those of you who are on more than one list and will receive this message more than once. The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild has recently been established to transcribe ships passenger lists and put on the internet. We have ov
19. MIGRATION. 10/31/98 [0.983479]
Hi, I have been reading the posts about the migration pattern to Ohio. I live in Dayton, Ohio and always thought they came to Cincinnati and then north---until I "stumbled" onto the Clermont Co., Ohio Gen Web site. Go to; http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclermo/index.htm Click on RESOURCES and then scroll down to CHURCHES and click on Obannon/Stonelick Church. A lot of our Clark, Champaign and Miami ancestors came this route. (According to this early church record----even includes some names of our pionee
20. FW: [MDGEN-L] LDS FHC-Salt Lake City vs Interlibrary Loan Services 38 million items back to A.D. 1100. [0.983479]
> > For What It Is Worth Department: > > If you go to: > DOCUMENTATION AND PUBLICATIONS at: > http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/sources.htm > you will note a section called: > > University level user-friendly resources: UC Systemwide sample > See: LIBRARIES for access and overview information. > > Within this section is: > FIRSTSEARCH > OCLC databases and catalog > > The WorldCat section of this site has > current connections to over 17,000 OCLC > libraries worldwide and over 38,000,000 > [38 mil
21. OHara/Bradley [0.983479]
Greetings: Does anyone out there have access to a marriage index for Champaign County?? I am trying to find the marriage of Patrick OHara and Susan Bradley, probably occurred between 1870 and 1890. Also, can anyone give me the name and address of the Catholic church in Urbana, Ohio. Thanks. Steve Morrow smorrow@clandjop.com
22. Johnson/Sills Johnson/Julien Julien/Knott [0.983479]
I am seeking information on Phoebe SILLS born in Champaign Co. Ohio in or about 1838. I have some information on her, but would appreciate more. Phoebe married Erastus JOHNSON on 9-8-1855 in Champaign Co. Ohio. I have absolutely no information on Erastus and it is making me crazy. One of their daughters Amanda Jane dob 1858 married David Wilson JULIEN dob 1853. David was the son of James William JULIEN dob 1810 and Martha KNOTT dob 1807. Any help would be appreciated. ______________________________
23. Obits [0.983479]
Did you know, thanks to Thelma Tomlinson of MICH (and native of Clark Co) that we are adding 15-20 obits a week to Clark and Champaign Cos. GenWeb sites? Thelma has done so much work that we are now indexing them by all surnames mentioned in the obits. (Be sure to check both counties as they really do share many of the same family names and are not duplicated). If you have ANY obits relating to persons in either county (they do not have to have died there) either type them here for me, or send them in m
24. buying your way out of military [0.983479]
Good Afternoon! I hope someone can point me in the right direction. I had someone ask if a person could buy their way out of the military in the 1920's. Is this true? They were from Champaign County and from what the family has told her, this is what her father did. I have done some searching, but I'm not real sure where to go next. If he did this, would it be noted in his discharge record? I would appreciate any information! Have a great weekend. gloria *********************************************
25. Re: Migration to OH [0.983479]
To Those who are interested in migration from SouthWest VA to Clark and Champaign Counties prior to the War of 1812 and did not settle in KY or TN. I cannot say definitely but I have very strong feelings that those who came early into the area possibly followed the Warriors' Path to Point Pleasant, followed the Ohio River to the mouth of the Miami River, and north to the area Simon Kenton was settled. The Warriors' Path started in the New River Valley and generally followed the Kanahaw River north to the
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