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1. Re: Historical Collection of Ohio [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Rita Guzzo To: Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 7:05 PM Subject: Re: Historical Collection of Ohio > I looked all through the chapter for Adams County and didn't find his > name. Please understand, this book doesn't have an every name index. > And it covers the time period from 1846 and 1886-90. The full title > is: "Historical Collections of Ohio in Two Volumes. An Encyclopedia of > the State: History Both General a
2. Obit: Nora Smith, 1987, Pike, Ross, Highland Co's. [1]
>From the Friday, 1 May 1987, Washington C.H., Ohio, Record-Herald, page 2, col. 5 (Nora Spurgeon Hester Smith was born in Pike County, lived in Ross County for about 30 years, and then lived the rest of her life alternating between Ross and Highland county.): NORA ELLEN SMITH. Greenfield - Mrs. Nora Ellen Smith, 75, of Green Hills Village, died at 3:45 p.m. Thursday in Greenfield Area Medical Center. Mrs. Smith was born Sept. 5, 1911, in Pike County to Alex and Lily Mae Levy Spur
3. Trumbull County Ohio Names [1]
from "Howe's Historical Collections of Ohio", Vol. II Governor St. Clair Benjamin Trumbull John Trumbull Samuel Butler Col. John Trumbull Gen. Washington ??? West Governor Jonathon Trumbull, Jr. Governor Jonathon Trumbull, Sr. Joseph Trumbull ??? Bancroft Jared Sparks Marquis de Chastellux Hon. Lyman Trumbull James Hammond Trumbull, LL.D. Henry Clay Trumbull, D.D. Gordon Trumbull Evans' map Augustus Porter, Esq. Barr MSS Gen. Parsons Amzi Atwater, Esq. Mr. Seth Pease Reuben Harmon, Esq. Cornelius
4. Seneca county (Re: "Historical Collections of Ohio", Vol 2, Henry Howe, 1846:) [1]
"Historical Collections of Ohio", Vol 2, Henry Howe, 1888: pg 577 Seneca county Tiffin, county seat of Seneca, is eighty miles northwest of Columbus, forty-two miles southeast from Toledo; is on the T.B. & W., B. & O., and N. W. Railroads. It is the seat of Heidelberg College and other educational institutions, is in the midst of a very productive agricultural region and has extensive manufacturing interests. County officers, 1888: Auditor, James A. NORTON; Clerk, Lewis ULRICH; Commissioners, Henry F. H
5. Obit-MCGILL-Lorain Co.-1955 [1]
Newspaper clipping extracted from the scrapbook of Mildred LINDEN WITTCOP (newspaper unknown. Date 12-9-1955 handwritten in scrapbook next to clipping) Clarence A. MCGILL Clarence A. M MCGILL, 82, of 130 Union, Wellington, died at 9am Friday at the Allen Hospital in Oberlin. He had been ill about five weeks. He was a retired employee of the Wellington Machine Company. Survivors include the wife, Ella, and a daughter, Mrs. Dora Hinken, both in Wellington, and one granddaughter. Also surviving are f
6. Article/The Putnam Sentinel, October 28, 1865, Ottawa, Putnam County, Ohio/Wing, Parker [1]
This article was found in the above subject newspaper. It's real cute. The scan isn't very good but if you want it I can send it. Kathy Baker BRIDAL PARTIES Weddings appear to be getting quite fashionable this part. There is an arrival at this place almost every week. Last Tuesday three couples stopped at the Row House, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Parker, of Kalida, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wing, the latter having the "knot tied" at the Hotel before the arrival of the Southern train. They left, beh
7. Re: "Historical Collections of Ohio", Vol 2, Henry Howe, 1846: BURTSCHER [1]
To Beverly, I found no William F. Raub in Mahoning County, Ohio, but I thought I would list the names I did find. Col. James Hillman General Harmar Duncan & Wilson ??? Kribs James Morrow Sam Simerson Mr. Young Mr. Wolcott Mr. Brown Uriah Holmes Titus Hayes Captain George-Indian Spotted John-Indian ??? McMahon ??? Story Judge Pease John Lane Judge Price ??? Randall Onondaigua George-Indian (I think he's the same as Capt. George) Capt. Peters George Foulk Gov. Huntington Mr. Hudson Mr. El
8. looking for Stanley W. DAVIS b 1837 Ohio -lived in MI [1]
Please forgive me if you receive this more than once - I am sending it to all the lists that I think someone might know of him - I am looking for Stanley W. DAVIS The W most likely stands for William. He was born 1837 Burg Hill, Trumbull county, Ohio.. his parents were: Joshua 4) DAVIS b 22 Sep 1806 Aurelius, Cayuga, New York d 26 Aug 1897 Wheatland, Hillsdale, MI bur Church's Corner, Wheatland, Hillsdale, Michigan md 1834 Trumbull county, Ohio TO Sophia 7) [WILLIAMS] b 10 Aug 1810 Brookfield, Fair
9. Bio: Hester family, 1810-1908, Ross County [1]
The Hester family, from pages 514 to 516 of "The County of Ross" by Henry Holcomb Bennett, editor. Madison, Wisconsin: Selwyn A. Brant, 1908: Jackson Hester was born in Buckskin township, Ross county, January 28, 1844, son of Charles M. and Mary (Christian) Hester, the former a native of Buckskin township in 1810. The father and mother of Charles M. Hester were Pennsylvanians, who came to Ohio at a very early period, first settling at Chillicothe and then removing to Buckskin townshi
10. Obit: Howard Cokonougher, 1984, Ross Co. [1]
>From the 6 December 1984, Page 2, Washington C.H., Ohio Record-Herald: FUNERALS. HOWARD W. COKONOUGHER. Greenfield, Ohio - Howard William (Bill) Cokonougher, 62, of 2255 Cliff Run Road, Bainbridge, died at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at his residence following an extended illness. Mr. Cokonougher was born Aug. 14, 1922, in Ross County to John Henry and Amelia Irene Miller Cokonougher. He was a farmer and a former employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and a veteran of World War
11. Re: Mahoning County, Ohio [1]
Henry Howe did a tour of Ohio in 1846 and then went back and did another tour in 1888. The book is full of anecdotes, some biographies and very little genealogies. Many names are just mentioned with no first names. Look4hist@aol.com wrote: > > HI Rita, > It may be just me but I am going to look dumb and ask. > Is this book for the time period of 1888, as the insertion dates show? > Is there anything on early times in Trumbull County or elsewhere in Ohio? My > families, on 12 sides all arrived in Ohio be
12. Re: "Howe's Historical Collections of Ohio, Vol. II [1]
There are 2 volumes that cover a trip that Henry Howe made in 1846 and another one in 1888, and so compared it with the first. The names with a ??? in front are last names mentioned with no first name. The book has history, biography and description of the land with very few genealogies. There is no index. That's why when I look for a name in a county, I write every name down and then post them, so I don't have to look through the whole chapter again to look for another name. Lori wrote: > > --- Rita
13. Re: Bio: Hester family, 1810-1908, Ross County [1]
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14. New Ross, Ohio [1]
My g-grandfather died in 1881 in Putnam County and it was requested in his obit that notice be sent to "New Ross papers please copy." Does anyone know of this town and where it may have been located? Thanks. Charlene
15. Bio: John Cochenour, 1812, Ross Co. [1]
From page 8 of the "Pioneer Record and Reminiscences of the Early Settlers and Settlement of Ross County, Ohio" by Isaac J. Findley and Rufus Putnam. Robert Clarke & Co. Cincinnati. 1871. Hard copy on file at the Ohio University Library in Athens, Ohio. : "HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP. John Cochenour, stone mason, was in the war of 1812, now dead. Mr. Cochenour was of great service to the new settlers in building chimneys for their cabins, etc. One evening, while coming home from his work, he was
16. Re: Obits needed - Columbus OH [1]
Hi, If anyone lives in Columbus Ohio, would you please look up the following obits and scan them through to me? Or tell me how to get copies from the Columbus library or newspaper? Woodrow Curry - dob 7 Dec 1913; dod 16 Nov 1988 Charles Allen - dob 6 Oct 1926; dod 25 Jul 1990 Thanks in advance JH
17. Obit-Linden-Lorain County-1956 [1]
Newspaper clipping extracted from the scrapbook of Mildred LINDEN WITTCOP (newspaper unknown. The date: Jan 8, 1956 is handwritten on the newspaper clipping) Antone J. LINDEN Avon-Antone J. LINDEN, 90, of Schneider Ct., died at 7:30pm Sunday at home following a long illness. Born in Wisconsin, he had resided in Avon 87 years. A member of St. Mary church and Holy Name society there, he was a retired farmer. He is survived by his widow, Mary; seven daughters, Mrs. Margaret EMERICK of Elyria, Mrs. Anna
18. Obit: Shelby Wolford, 1991, Ross Co. [1]
From the Monday, April 15, 1991, Washington C.H., Ohio Record-Herald, page 2: DEATHS, FUNERALS. SHELBY E. WOLFORD. Frankfort  Shelby E. Wolford, 63, of Frankfort, died at 3 p.m. Sunday at the VA Medical Center, Chillicothe. He was born April 17, 1927, in Chillicothe to Ralph and Lilly Boring Wolford. He was a World War II Navy Veteran; a retired machinist at Mead Corporation, Chillicothe following 47 years of employment; Frankfort American Legion; and Paper Workers Local 731.
19. Obit: Lawrence Storts, 1984, Ross & Madison Co. [1]
Obituary from the 14 Feb. 1984 Chillicothe, Ohio Gazette: LAWRENCE STORTS. Lawrence Storts, 93, Port Charlotte, Fla., died Jan. 24 at his residence after a lengthy illness. He was born Jan. 4, 1891, in Ross County and moved in 1944 to London where he was engaged in general farming and farm real estate. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Newman; a son and daughter-in-law, James and Delores Storts, London; six grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; a great-grandchild.
20. Marr: Cuyahoga Co., 1910, Schmitz - Eiermann [1]
The State of Ohio, Cuyahoga County, SS. No. 17533 I certify that on the 16th day of November 1910 Mr. John Schmitz Miss Elizabeth Eiermann were, by me, legally joined in marriage, after due publication of bans as provided by law. Rev. Jos. J. Schmit
21. Birth/Baptisms Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Ottawa, Putnam County, Ohio [1]
I have some birth/baptism dates and names from the record book of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. I'll list some of them here. Kathy Baker These entries were for 1873, although several of the entries are from other years. I'll list parent names also. Some just listed the baptism date, others the birth date as well. Aug. 28 birth, Aug. 29, 1873 baptism: Henry August Krieger (Bernard Krieger and Mathilda Dupger) March 5, 1873 bap Charles August Meier/Joseph Meier and Elizabeth Bechtel March 17, 18
22. Looking for J C Johnson - Anywhere Ohio 1840 [1]
Hello: Trying to help someone trace their ancestors listed as one : J. C. Johnson (no t) born in Ohio. Estimated birth about 1840. He had a son Ezra Ellsworth Johnson born 1869, also born in Ohio. Ezra died a farmer on his own land after 1900. Any speculations on this will be helpful. Thanks Anne
23. Hester Genealogy by M. Hester, 1752-1905, pp. 61-72. [1]
Pages (61) through (72). "HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF THE DESCENDENTS OF JOHN LAWRENCE HESTER AND GODFREY STOUGH. 1752 - 1905." Compiled by Martin M. Hester in 1905 at Norwalk, Ohio. **************** is now his home. After the expenses of the wedding ceremony were met, his cash capital consisted of five dollars and twenty-five cents. This he spent in purchasing provisions for their home. The city of Centralia had as yet no existen
24. Mahoning County, Ohio [1]
Mahoning County was formed from Trumbull and Columbia, March 1, 1846. It derived its name from Mahoning river. The name Mahoning is, according to Heckwelder, derived from either the Indian work Mahoni, signifying "a lick," or Mahonink, "at the lick." The surface is rolling and the soil finely adapted to wheat and corn. Large quantities of the finer qualities of wool are raised. The valley of the Mahoning abounds in excellent bituminous coal, which is well adapted to the smelting of iron ore. There ar
25. Obit: Esther Sells, 1984, Ross Co. [1]
Obituary from the 6 April 1984 Greenfield Daily Times, page 10, Greenfield, Ohio: SELLS. Esther Sells, 88, of Madiera, Ohio, died Thursday morning in her residence. Born Oct. 18, 1896 in Ross County, she was the daughter of Isaac and Alice Hester Wilson. She was preceded in death by her husband Byron Sells on Oct. 18, 1983. She is survived by one brother, Edgar K. Wilson of Greenfield, and one sister, Dora Sulcebarger of Washington C.H.; nieces and nephews, Jack Wilson
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