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1. DEEDS, PERRINE, Wayne Co. [1]
Henry PERRINE, of Wayne County, Ohio, to Jacob and Peter ERICK for $201.00 the NE corner of Section 10 in Township 16 and Range 13 of the Canton district. Dated 15 OCT 1822. Witnesses: Samuel KNEPP and Frances H. FOLTZ James RICHEY and Margaret, his wife, of Wayne County, Ohio to Stephen PERRINE, of same: $125.00; parcel of land beginning at the SW corner of the SE quarter of Section 15 in Township 16 of Range 13 in Wayne County, Ohio containing 25 acres of land. Dated 28 OCT 1826. Witnesses: Jacob J.
2. Death Notice Sophia Schwartz Ham. Co. [0.98477]
Cincinnati Enquirer--don't have date of publication. SCHWARTZ----Sophia Schwartz, widow of Frederick Schwartz, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. A.E. Nicolay, 2614 Harrison Ave.,Friday March 29, 1929. Services at W. Mack Johnson's funeral home, McMillan at Upland Pl., Monday, April 1, at 2 P.M. Would like to have obit. Would like to contact descendants.
3. Election: Andrew Smalley,1851,Adams Co. [0.98477]
From the Wednesday, July 23, 1851, Adams County Democrat newspaper, Vol. VII, No. 43, West Union, Adams County, Ohio (Ohio Historical Society microfilm roll # 34942), page 3, col. 2: OCTOBER ELECTION. One dollar will be expected in all cases, for announcing the names of candidates for nomination. .. Mr. Editor: You will please announce the name of ANDREW SMALLEY, as a candidate for Treasurer of Adams County, subject to the decision of the primary election, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS
4. Re: "Historical Collections of Ohio", Vol 2, Henry Howe, 1846: BURTSCHER [0.98477]
This last summer I was informed that, in his book, Henry Howe had written an entry regarding Councilman Nicholas BURTSCHER, of Seneca County. I have since tried to obtain the book through interlibrary loan, but have been unable to obtain a copy. I would be most grateful if the Henry Howe entry could be quoted for me. It is in his Volune 2, but I do not have the page number(s). I will be watching for this entry in OH-FOOTSTEPS. My thanks. TOM BURTSCHER.
5. Bio: Thomas Worthington - ross county [0.98477]
"Historical Collections of Ohio, Vol. 2" by Henry Howe, 1908 pg 502 Thomas Worthington, one of the earliest and most distinguished pioneers of Ohio, was born in Jefferson county, Va., about the year 1769 and settled in Ross county in 1798. he brought from Virginia a large number of slaves, whom he emancipated, and some of their descendants yet remain in Chillicothe. A man of ardent temperament, of energy of mind and correct habits or life, he soon became distunguished both in business and in political st
6. DEATH CERT--MARY THERESA MENEGAY--STARK CO. [0.98477]
DEATH CERTIFICATE MARY THERESA MENEGAY. Place of Death: Louisville, Stark, Ohio Sex: Female Color: White Widowed Husband: Wife of Louis Menegay Date of Birth: Oct. 18, 1856 Age: 83 yr 8 mo Occupation: Housewife Birthplace: Louisville, Stark, Ohio Father: Augustus Poinsot Birthplace: France Mother: Thresea Pollus Birthplace: France Date of Death: July 20, 1939 Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis Informant: Ira Menegay Burial: St. Louis Cemetery, Louisville, Ohio Funeral Firm: Dwyer & Steir Submitted by: Anita A
7. DEATH CERT--JENNIE MARTELET--STARK CO. [0.98477]
DEATH CERTIFICATE JENNIE MARY MARTELET. File #: 033453 Place of Death: Canton, Stark, Ohio Usual Residence: Canton, Stark, Ohio. Date of Death: April 11, 1963 Sex: Female Color: White Married Date of Birth: 10 - 18 - 1874 Age: 88 yr 5 mo 23 da Occupation: Housewife Birthplace: Louisville, Ohio Father: Joseph Schillig Mother: Louise Menegay Cause of Death: Cerebral Thrombosis (24 hours) Arteriosclerosis (several years). Other conditions: Hypertension - Arteriosclerosis Heart Disease with cardiac enlargem
8. Death Cert: Wm. W. Clark, 1926,Warren/Ross Co. info [0.98477]
The following is the death Certificate of William Clark (b. 1856 Ross County, Ohio. d. 1926, Warren County, Ohio. William Clark was the father of Rosa Clark Hester, who was the wife of Frank Hester, and who lived her whole life in Ross County, Ohio. "STATE OF OHIO. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. DIVISION OF VITAL STATISTICS. CERTIFICATE OF DEATH. 1. PLACE OF DEATH County - Warren. Township - Turtle creek. Registration District No. 1328. File No. 6409. Primary Registration District No. 6032.
9. Obit: Parker Young, 1851, Adams Co. [0.98477]
From the Wednesday, July 2, 1851, Adams County Democrat newspaper, Vol. VII, No. 41, West Union, Adams County, Ohio (Ohio Historical Society microfilm roll # 34942), page 3, col. 4: DIED. On the 30th ult., of cholera, Mr. PARKER YOUNG, aged about 27. Mr. Young resided about four miles from this place. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
10. Bio: Dr. Edward Tiffin - Ross county [0.98477]
"Historical Collections of Ohio, Vol. 2" by Henry Howe, 1908 pg 499 & 500 Edward Tiffin, the first governor of Ohio, was born in Carlisle, England, June 19, 1766. He received a good English education and began the study of medicine, which he continued on his emigration-at 18 years of age-to Berkeley county, Va. in 1789 he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. In the same year he married Mary, sister of Thomas Worthington, of Charleston, W.Va.(afterward governor of Ohio). in 1790 Dr. T
11. Re: Historical Collection of Ohio [0.98477]
Is there anything there about James W Scott or his wife Mary Josselyn, who married in 1831 and lived in Zanesville? Their son Orlando McLean Scott, born 1837, founded the OM Scott Seed Co after the Civil War. Their son Milton Robinson Scott was my ggf, born 1841. Also, any mention of Samuel Gill Hamilton, born 1829, who was in the cavalry from Ohio in the Civil War? HIs father was also Samuel Gill Hamilton, son of Robert Hamilton, of Virginia. thanks, Martha Hamilton Scott giantweenerdog@yahoo.com ____
12. Re: "Historical Collections of Ohio", Vol 2, Henry Howe, 1846: BURTSCHER [0.98477]
I have Henry Howe's Historical Collections of Ohio, and will check for the reference to Nicholas BURTSCHER, of Seneca County. This may take a while without knowing the page number. In the meantime, this obituary may provide some useful information. Fostoria Daily Review, Fostoria, Ohio, Monday, August 19, 1912; p.4 col. 3 N. BURTSCHER GONE WAS LIFELONG DEMOCRAT AND SERVED BOTH COUNTY AND CITY MANY YEARS
13. Fw: Dayton Daily News Wed. Nov. 14, 1951 (partial) [0.98477]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Werring Family" To: Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 8:12 PM Subject: Dayton Daily News Wed. Nov. 14, 1951 (partial) August B. KECK, 79, dies; was retired blacksmith August B. KECK, 79, a retired blacksmith, died unexpectedly Tuesday in his home at 710 Webster st., after a seven months' illness. His body was discovered about 4:40 p.m. A native of Germany he had been a Dayton resident about 50 years. He serv
14. article:Charles Messeritz, 1890, Adams Co. [0.98477]
From page 3, col. 1 of the 23 Oct. 1890 Adams County News, Vol. 1, No. 3, Peebles, Ohio (on microfilm roll # 38617 at the Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio): Charles Messeritz, a prominent farmer of Liberty township, aged 60 years has been adjudged insane and taken to the Athens asylum. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
15. Obit: Herbert Cokonougher,1967, Ross Co. [0.98477]
From page 8 of the Tuesday, 7 November 1967 Greenfield Daily Times, Greenfield, Ohio, Vol. 41, No. 222: "HERBERT COKONOUGHER. Herbert M. Cokonougher, 43, died at noon Monday in his residence at Lyndon Rt. 1. He was born April 25, 1924, in Ross County, a son of John and Amelia Miller Cokonougher. On March 12, 1952, he married the former Christine Shepard, who survives. He also leaves a son, Daniel, of Phoenix, Ariz.; two brothers, John, Jr., Chillicothe Rt. 3, and
16. DEATH CERT--HARVEY MENEGAY--STARK CO. [0.98477]
DEATH CERTIFICATE HARVEY L. MENEGAY. File # 040253 Sex: Male Date of Death: May 25, 1969 Race: White Age: 80 yr Date of Birth: May 26, 1888 County of Death: Stark City: Canton Institution: Mercy Hospital State of Birth: Ohio Married Spouse: Irene H. Gulling Occupation: Finisher (Carpenter) Weybrecht's Lumber Co. Residence: Alliance, Stark, Ohio Father: Frank Menegay Mother: Ida Monat Cause of death: Coronary occlusion, acute, Arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Nephrosclerosis with Azotemia. Old age
17. Bio: James M. Dalzell - Noble county [0.98477]
"Historical Collections of Ohio, Vol. 2" by Henry Howe, 1908 pg 353 James M. Dalzell Atorney-at-Law Mr. Dalzell practices law and cultivates a family. A troop of little girls with one little boy are often at his heels on the street. Patriotism begins at home and the hearthstone is its cradle. On my arrival at Caldwell that sentiment I found at fever heat. It was just on the eve of Decoration Day and the streets were full of children assembling to prepare for its celebration, and among them was those o
18. Marriage: Long-Long,1840,Ross Co. [0.98477]
From Page 603, "Marriage Record Book C - D" of the Ross County, Ohio Probate Court : "Long, Alexander to Long, Elizabeth; July 18" 1840; Samuel Long sworn. The State of Ohio Ross County ss. I do certify that on the 19 day of July A.D. 1840 Alexander Long and Elizabeth Long were legally joined in marriage by me. A. Cochran J.P." _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
19. Obit: Fannie Inlow, 1890, Adams Co. [0.98477]
From page 3, col. 3, of the 13 November 1890 Adams County News, Vol. 1, No. 6, Peebles, Ohio (on microfilm roll # 38617 at the Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio): IN MEMORIUM. INLOW  Little Fannie, daughter of Elias and Nancy Inlow, was called from among us Nov. 6, 1890. Her destroyer came in the form of membraneous croup, and she lasted but a short time. Her friends did all they could to save her but in vain. She would have been three years old had she lived until the thirteenth
20. Obit:Francis Shinn,George Shinn,Elizabeth Lytle, 1851, Adams Co. [0.98477]
From the Wednesday, July 2, 1851, Adams County Democrat newspaper, Vol. VII, No. 41, West Union, Adams County, Ohio (Ohio Historical Society microfilm roll # 34942), page 3, cols. 3 & 4: DIED. In this place, on Friday morning last, the 27th ult., of chronic diarrhea, Mr. FRANCIS SHINN, aged about 45. Mr. S. was (this part unreadable due to the age and moisture damage to the paper) He left a wife and  (unreadable) children to mourn his loss. (unreadable) he discharged his duty pro
21. Bio: William H. Enochs - Noble county [0.98477]
"Historical Collections of Ohio, Vol. 2" by Henry Howe, 1908 pg 356 William H. Enochs was born near Middleburg, March 29, 1842, and is the only native of Noble county who attained the rank of General in the late war. He enlisted as a private in april, 1861; saw much hard service and distinguished himself for bravery and gallantry. At twenty-two he commanded a brigade, and at twenty-three he was commissioned Brigadier-General. Ex-President Hayes says of him: "His courage, promptness and energy was extraor
22. bios: Freeman C. Thompson - Noble county [0.98477]
"Historical Collections of Ohio, Vol. 2" by Henry Howe, 1908 pg 356 Freeman C. Thompson was born in Washington County, Pa., February 25, 1846. His family removed to Noble county, Ohio, in 1854. At sixteen years of age he enlisted in the 116th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and in the assault on Fort Gregg, April 2, 1865, he performed the gallant action for which he received a medal of honor by vote of Congress. The County History says: "In this engagement (which General Grant in his Memoirs says 'was the most
23. Marriage: Stultz-Bowen,1890, Adams Co. [0.98477]
From page 3, col. 2, of the 23 Oct. 1890 Adams County News, Vol. 1, No. 3, Peebles, Ohio (on microfilm roll # 38617 at the Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio): MARRIED. At the residence of the brides parents, October 19, by Porter Jackson, J.P., Mr. E. B. Stultz to Miss Nancy L. Bowen, all of this county. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
24. Obit: Jeremiah Grant, 1851, Adams Co. [0.98477]
From the Wednesday, July 23, 1851, Adams County Democrat newspaper, Vol. VII, No. 43, West Union, Adams County, Ohio (Ohio Historical Society microfilm roll # 34942), page 3, col. 2: DIED. In West Union, on Saturday the 19th inst. JEREMIAH GRANT, aged about 8 years." _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
25. Mar. affidavit:Robert Clark - Julia Miller, 1855, Ross Co. [0.98477]
The following affidavit is from the Ross County, Ohio Probate Court Marriage Affidavits Book 1853 - 1859, page 174. Robert Clark (1832-1908) was the son of James L. Clark (1800-1864) and Sarah Pennisten (1813-1882). He and Julia Miller (1834-1907) were the parents of William, James, Sarah, Mary, Rebecca, Jesse, Margaret, and Myrtle Clark. "THE STATE OF OHIO, SS. This 10th day of March 1855 personally came Robert Clark and made oath, that he is twenty-one years of age, and that Juliann Miller is
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