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1. [OHATHENS] Barstow [1]
I am working on the lineage of John Barstow and Sarah Passwater. (John abt 1800 b in Maine). I believe John and Sarah had at least 3 sons who lived in the area. Levi, Joseph Thomas Jefferson, and Lafayette. I believe my grandfather is from the lineage of Joseph Thomas Jeferson Barstow's son John Barstow who married Mary Jackson. My grandfather was Henry Barstow (1885). Is there anyone in Athens County that would know anything about these Barstow families? I would like to have death information on Henry Bars
2. Re: [OHATHENS] Cemeteries [1]
I just tried it; it came up fine.
3. Re: [OHATHENS] Fredricktown [1]
I know of an area in Miami County, Ohio, that my Dad said used to be called Fredricktown. The road is also named Fredrick Rd. It's Union Township, Miami County. Sue Leffler
4. [OHATHENS] Fredericktown [1]
I live in Columbiana County Ohio, just about five miles from Fredericktown in this county. It is a very small, historic, more of a hamlet-type community that sits on the PA border. It is located in a deep valley with a church and many old homes that most have been kept up. Beaver Creek, a national and state wild and scenic river, runs through town. The large hills are fully forested and, in my opinion, the best for "leaf peeping" anywhere around. This area is also excellent for birdwatchers in May and June,
5. [OHATHENS] Re: OHATHENS-D Digest V01 #3 [1]
Hi Bruce, I have a STEDMAN/STEADMAN line. Francis A. STEDMAN. Born on 24 Jul 1810 in Southbridge, Mass. Francis A. died in Worcester, Massachusetts on 5 Mar 1847; he was 36. Francis A. married Marietta HOOKER. (no further information) Do you think our lines connect? Carolyn "Remember, you've got a friend in Oklahoma!" In a message dated 1/11/01 10:01:48 AM, OHATHENS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Was wondering about two burials and where they are at. 1) Elizabeth Hannah (Daines) Steadman, wife of
6. [OHATHENS] Will and/or Probate book [1]
Hello List Does anyone have a copy of the will and or probate book forthe county? I'm looking for information on David Lilly Evans who died 17 Jan 1888 and is burried in Carbon Hill, OH. Thank you Joe Evans
7. [OHATHENS] Newspaper Microfilm Interlibrary Loans [1]
Yes, newspaper microfilm can be requested through your local public library on interlibrary loan. The library staff should help you do it. You have to tell them what you want and they take care of the rest, at least that's how it works at my library. Of course, the library has to have microfilm readers because these films are not allowed to be taken out of the library and you only have them for about 2 weeks to view. I have gotten two films from Ohio so far and have a request in for 2 more. They come
8. [OHATHENS] Looking up newspaper articles [1]
Hi, I reside in Illinois making it difficult to get to a library in Ohio to research newspaper articles. How does the interlibrary loans work with microfilm? I have a genealogy library in close proximity (about 30 miles) which I can get to occasionally. Would it be possible to order microfilm from a library in OH directed to the library here? I am looking for any newpaper announcement or article about the birth of William S Palmer who was born in Canaan township 04/12/1871 to Jesse Palmer and a
9. [OHATHENS] For Don Gossick [1]
Don Gossick wrote: >I haven't been able to find anything on how, why. or where he may be >buried. This is not much help on the "How" or the "Where." but I would imagine that the "why" was due to his being dead.
10. [OHATHENS] William Goosic [1]
Need a little information; I have a ggfather named Wm. Goosic that was born 1834 in Nellsonville. He was married there also 29, Jan.1854. Family records say that his father was also a William Goosic. This Wm. had a brother Andrew Jackson Goosic and a sister Evie. Their father was a John Goosick and mother Maragret {madein name unknown} It appears Wm. Goosick No.1 died in 1840. I haven't been able to find anything on how, why. or where he may be buried.We did find information from court records that his
11. [OHATHENS] Cemeteries [1]
Subj: National Cemetery Act Date: 1/19/2001 3:29:16 PM Eastern Standard Time From: Stormin65@prodigy.net (Tracy) To: INBROWN-L@rootsweb.com As a cemetery transcriber I found this petition very important! Please sign it, it is free. This will protect the rights of our ancestors final "Home." and it only takes a minute! Thanks! Tracy "National Cemetery Protection Act" hosted on the web by our free online petition service, at: http://www.PetitionOnline.com/sg0001/ ==== IN
12. [OHATHENS] Poorhouse [1]
This came across one of the other mailing lists that I belong. I found it to be very informative. We would like to invite you to visit The POORHOUSE STORY website (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses) at http://www.poorhousestory.com We have just posted some interesting material about: How Revolutionary Soldiers Guarding "Conventioners" (or Prisoners of War) Came to be Housed in the Poorhouse at Frederick, Maryland in 1780. For people new to The POORHOUSE STORY, DIRE
13. Re: [OHATHENS] Re: OHATHENS-D Digest V01 #3 [1]
Carolyn, Honestly, I don't know. Mentioned in Francis Grimble Steadman's Civil War Pension files is that he was born 30 AUG 1843 in Morgan Co., Ohio. No parents mentioned nor on his death certificate in Hartford, AK, d. 22 NOV 1922. In Federal Census Records, I find him first in 1860, Star Twp., Logan Co., Ohio with Prudence Hamlin and her children. Is listed as a farm hand. Bruce
14. [OHATHENS] Re: OHATHENS-D Digest V01 #13 [1]
remove OHATHENS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Part 1.1Type: Microsoft MHTML Document 5.0 (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.2Type: Microsoft MHTML Document 5.0 (message/rfc822)
15. [OHATHENS] Re: Coleman's! [1]
Thomas P Coleman wrote: > Merry Anne: My G-Grandfather Thomas Coleman was born in > Reedsville, Meigs County. He had and older brother named Willard > Coleman. Willard was born in 1841. Willard Coleman married Melissa H. > Congrove Dec 31, 1865. Willard and Melissa can be found on the 1870 > and 1880 Jackson County, West Virginia Census Indexes. I have found > them last on the 1910 Athens County, Ohio Miracle Census, > Ancestry.com. This is the last that I have been able to find anything > on
16. [OHATHENS] Gone for Awhile [1]
Dear Friends, This is to let you all know at the same time that I am going to be gone for an indefinite period of time. My mother is very ill with congestive heart failure, at least one stroke, is not responding. If she lasts that long, she will be going into a nursing care home sometime nest week. I am leaving Seattle at 1:30 AM Monday morning January 8 for Springfield. I will be gone indefinitely, until this is all over and her affairs are taken care of, working with my brother there. So it may b
17. [OHATHENS] Marriages [1]
Can someone look for two Gotschall marriages for me? Oleva Elizabeth Gotschall to Jonah R. Cotterill -- about 1917. Catherine A. Gotschall to Edward Rickey -- this one would have been between the late 1890s to 1918. Thanks so much for any help. You all have a great day. Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com "Please practice random acts of kindness"...... Searching For: Aleshire, Anderson, Bradfield, Braley, Cleland, Carpenter, Cotterill, Ellsey, Gotschall, Hayhurst, Hospelhorn, Lallance, La
18. [OHATHENS] Re: OHATHENS-D Digest V01 #7 [1]
Regarding Fredericktown, OH, according to GNIS there is one in Columbiana County and also Knox County, OH. Don't know how long they have been in existence. Al
19. [OHATHENS] Allely/Alley, William b. 1874 Athens Co., Ohio [1]
Hi Fellow rooters, Does any of these Alley's look familiar. The last name may be spelled Alley, Allely, Allelby. William's father is born Ireland, and mother b. Ohio; William is a Railroad Conductor according to the 1910 Census in Scioto Co. Ohio. Any information is appreciated. Kyle in TN Descendants of William J. ALLEY 1 William J. ALLEY b: July 04, 1874 in Nelsonville, Athens Co., Ohio . +Edith ? b: 1877 in Ohio m: 1891 ...... 2 Beatric
20. [OHATHENS] IRELAND (Ohio?) Specifics [1]
In an earlier email I introduced the Ireland conundrum, meaning that some people who were listed in census records as being from Ireland may have been from Ireland, Ohio. Maybe it was confusion. Maybe it was cutsie. I dont know. My personal interest is with a family in Morgan County, named KEEVER. I do know that my great great great grandmother was Ann SMITH and she married William KEEVER in Morgan County Ohio. But her census record says she was born in Ireland. Can anyone on the Athens lis
21. [OHATHENS] Fascinating- - - - - - IRELAND conundrum HELP! [1]
Greetings: WHICH IRELAND??? Below is a series of emails which appeared on the: OHMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com list on rootsweb. It is both fascinating and frustrating and it opens a ray of hope that we may be able to resolve some issues pertaining to IRELAND Here is the text of the emails from OHMORGAN #1 Saw a note from a lister who was surprised at finding Ohioans "born in Ireland," according to a census. I had the same problem with my Johnsons, all of whom were born in Ohio except for one who was liste
22. [OHATHENS] Will and/or Probate book - EVANS [1]
I have a copy of the "Index to Athens County, Ohio Estate Records 1805 - 1914" compiled by Beverly Shumacher and there are several EVANS surnames, but no David Lilly Evans. Gloria Lester gclester@juno.com >>^. .^<< ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
23. Re: [OHATHENS] Looking up newspaper articles [1]
Paula, the local library here in Lake Zurich, Il, is willing to work with me on getting various micro films, as well as copies of articles, all I had to do was ask the referance desk for help. They seem to like a good chalange. You might want to stop in and ask them if they can arrange for the loan of the films you want. Byron Paula Meinert wrote: > Hi, > > I reside in Illinois making it difficult to get to a library in Ohio > to research newspaper articles. How does the interlibrary loans w
24. [OHATHENS] burial look ups [1]
Hi all, Was wondering about two burials and where they are at. 1) Elizabeth Hannah (Daines) Steadman, wife of Francis G. d. 11 JUL 1894 2) Robert Morris Birtcher d. 9 NOV 1912 3) Edith L. (Blainey) Birtcher, w. of Robert M. d. 18 FEB 1921 Thanks in advance. Regards, Bruce A. Greene DtwRaver@aol.com "Those who give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Benjamin Franklin
25. [OHATHENS] Great Site with lots of names [1]
Today I found this site while working on one of my lines. It is a great site if any of your ancestors were here around the 1600s. 1600s Ancestor's Data Base http://business.gorge.net/aff/ This is a data base with over 18,000 names of first American families of the thirteen colonies. It lists names, dates, location, and the person who submitted the information. Have Fun! Schumaker4@aol.com "Please practice random acts of kindness"...... Searching For
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