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1. [OHAUGLAI] Thanks Elaine! [1]
Elaine, Thanks for the info! I'll start nosing around Hampshire Co. and PA. I'll also did out and dust off my old Hubbard file and see if I have anything on a Charlotte Hubbard. Maybe Sarah and Sina were sisters afterall. Laverne, Tam Cemetery interrment list sounds like a good idea! Terry
2. [OHAUGLAI] Zipcodes [1]
I am writing a letter to a "cousin" in St. Marys, whom I have not met. I have his snail mail address, minus the zipcode. I notice there are at least 2 zipcodes for St. Marys, and don't know which one to use. He lives on W. South St. Does anyone know if it is 45885 or 45895????? Thank you, Phyllis
3. Re: [OHAUG] Fw: [OHAUGLAI] Research [1]
Thanks, Elaine, for your help on when Auglaize Co. was formed. I've just begun researching my Lenhart family (beyond what I've been able to find from relatives, funeral cards, etc.), who lived mostly in the Rhine, Botkins, Port Jefferson, Freyburg area since at least 1850. I've found that they spread into the Wapakoneta, St. Mary's, Roundhead, etc., and I plan on visiting Roundhead soon, with friends who were raised there. Is Roundhead in Auglaize Co.? Where is the best place to find the birth and death
4. Re: [OHAUG] Elizabeth [1]
Hi Terry, I noticed a message about a Elizabeth Woolery...I have been researching an Elizabeth Woolery for a while now with no luck...I'm wondering if you can help? The Elizabeth Woolery I have listed was married to a Jesse Miller....I show her born around 1809? and died sometime before 1850.....place of birth allen co., Ohio I show she married 7-23-1829 possibly in Mercer co...any help would be much appreciated..thanks, Debbie Pierce Debb0709@aol.com Also researching: Millers, Potts, Evans, Kemps, Ben
5. [OHAUGLAI] Web Site [1]
Received this from another mail list and thought you might be interested. ~~~~~~~~~ Would like to refer all OH researchers to a website which may be of interest. This is a "for sale" site which contains many items related to OH people; photos, Bibles are their specialty. Have not used it, but thought it might be a resourcce for someone. http://users.erinet.com/31363/fordand.htm LaVerne -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LaVerne Kidd Lkidd@mindspring.com Ahwatukee, AZ. 85044-1932 se
6. Re: [OHAUG] Fw: [OHAUGLAI] Research [1]
Elaine, Thank you for such an informative post. I learned things I didn't even know and I live in Auglaize County!!! I'd like to add that in the genealogy section of the library, there are microfilm copies of probate records (marriages, births and deaths) as well as copies of estates, wills & civil cases - books 1 & 2. Microfilm copies of the old newspapers of Auglaize county are also available as well as the original bound newspapers (ask at the desk for the year you want). The society has also placed
7. Re: [OHAUG] Elizabeth [1]
I dot know why but Elixabeth caught my eye. I have Millers and Pierces from Ohio Brenda
8. [OHAUGLAI] Frederick Co. Marriages [1]
I've got a handful of Frederick Co., VA Marriages, Richards - Rudolph, Withers - Wyndham from a research request to Henry Wolary's home county. The Handley Library staffer who responded wrote that there is no family file on the Wolarys, nor was she able to locate info on Elizabeth Rogers' family. Marriage listing: Woolery or Woolary [can't make out the e or a ] Henry and Elizabeth Rogers 17 October 1811, min- Ely Hinkle. I'm going to contact Wilmer Kerns who researched the "Back Creek Families." Maybe s
9. Re: [OHAUGLAI] Methodist Church Records [1]
At 01:20 PM 9/5/99 -0800, diane wrote: > >Is there a Methodist Church in New Hampshire or Goshen Twp? If so, does >it have baptism records? What is their address? I am trying to find >new sources for >looking up my grandmothers birth records. > >Ava Kindle b. 1886, and her siblings, Leon, b. 1979, d. 1881,died New >Hampshire; Cleon, b.1880, Earl, b. 1884, Leona b. 1891, and Ruth 1894. New Hampshire United Methodist Church 137 E Market Street New Hampshire, Ohio 45870 568
10. [OHAUG] Mary COONEY-BIDWELL [1]
Daughter of Patrick COONEY, who ran a saloon in New Hampshire, Goshen Twp in the late 1800's. Married to Lawrence/Lemuel BIDWELL & resided within the village of New Hampshire until (at least) the birth of last child, Boniface BIDWELL in 1898. In 1900 Census of same area, Lawrence/Lemuel states that he is a widower, children living with him, as is his elderly father in law, Patrick COONEY. We canot find any record of her death & burial. Have checked Courthouse, item by item for the time period -nothing fou
11. Re: [OHAUGLAI] Baking Soda and Gravestones [1]
LaVerne, The Cemetery-Photos list has been discussing this subject for some time now. I believe there is a way to access the old e-mails to the list and read what other people have had to say. The list is: CEMETERY-PHOTOS-L@ Rootsweb.com. To subscribe send e-mail to: CEMETERY-PHOTOS-L-Request@Rootsweb.com. Dan Woolary
12. [OHAUGLAI] Baking Soda and Gravestones [1]
Hi Members, This morning in the Orange County, California Register Newspaper Helloes had an article regarding the use of baking soda on the gravestones so the names and dates would bring out the writing. The following is what she had to say........ To help bring out writing on old gravestones, use plain baking soda. Just rub a handful over the lettering, and it should make the letters and the numbers more visible when photographed. The baking soda can be brushed off, and it is safe for the environment.
13. [OHAUG] 1850 mortality schedule [1]
I have the national archives roll numbers. I don't know if FHC's can get these and, in any case, mine doesn't know how to order film. The 1850 mortality schedule is on T1159 rolls 14-15, 1860 is rolls 29-30 and 1870 is rolls 102-104. If anyone can get these I would also appreciate a lookup of Nancy Downing (or Downey) on the 1860 schedule. I also have the roll numbers for various agricultural, manufacturing and other non-population census schedules if anyone wants them. I will post anything I hear. Terry B
14. [OHAUGLAI] Samuel Hatfield [1]
I am looking for information on Samuel Hatfield b. ca 1784 in MD. Married to Ary Ann. Children Richard, William, Martin, Elizabeth, Samuel, John D., Jacob, Sarah and Henry. According to the Indiana 1850 census Samuel was in Ohio in 1830 when John D. was born, also Sarah is listed as being born in Ohio in 1836. I found a land record where a Samuel Hatfield bought 160 acres in Auglaize Co. on 4-15-1827, which would be the right time frame, I just don't know if this is my Samuel. Any help on this would be
15. [OHAUG] Elizabeth [1]
Elaine and other Wolarys, Thanks Elaine! As a follow-up: I have an item from a letter from Rosemary Woolery [c 1992] - Probate Records Case # 291, whereby Elizabeth Wolary is appointed guardian of Elizabet Wolary the lunatic in 1850. If she was committed to the county home, the records were destroyed in a fire. In 1851, John Woolery, Thomas Iames, and Josiah Walker were appointed guardians of the estate of Elizabeth Woolery, deceased. Speculation in the letter is that both references are to the same per
16. [OHAUGLAI] Library hours [1]
Hi All, Does anyone here on the list know the hours the Wapok Library is open during the week? And is it open on Saturday? If it makes a difference I plan to visit there in October. Thanks in advance for any help. Ray Green greens@fix.net
17. [OHAUGLAI] Fw: Bad Email--Beware!!! [1]
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18. Re: [OHAUG] 1850 mortality schedule [1]
FYI: Auglaize Co. is NOT included on Broderbund's (FTM) CD#164 "Mortality Index: US 1850-1880" ..... hence, tho I searched for James Botkin, he is not listed. Terry Chevako Bava wrote: > I just learned about mortality schedules that list a fair amount of > info on people who died during the previous year. If anyone has access > to the 1850 Auglaize mortality schedule I would be very grateful for a > lookup of James Botkin who died 1849 (maybe Oct.) and is buried in > Nott aka Murray. > Thank you, > Terr
19. [OHAUGLAI] Descendants of Henry Wolary [1]
Hi List, The following is four generations of a family who lived in Auglaize County for about 40 years in the mid 1800's. If you have any interest in this family please join in any conversations you want. This information may not be correct so if you want to make or suggest changes please free to do so. If you do make changes and you copy and paste these back to the list, please be sure to list the changes you have made so others who are following can see exactly what has changed and make comments
20. [OHAUGLAI] Re:Tam Cemetery Index [1]
Hi Dan, Thank you so much for letting us know that someone has the index to the Tam Cemetery. I am interested in the AUFDERHAAR and HUNEFELD [HUENEFELD] families. Aufderhaar went to Cincinnati, after his first wife died, to marry Sophia Elizabeth HUNEFELD and brought her back to Auglaize County. What part I do not know. I do understand that AUFDERHAAR had children and needed a wife to help with the family. If anyone has information about this, please give me an e-mail for I would appreciate it. Than
21. Re: [OHAUGLAI] Library hours [1]
The Aug Co library is open 10am to 8pm Mon thru Thurs, 10am to 6pm on Fri and Sat during the school year. Enjoy your visit! ---- Rene' list manager for OHAUGLAI mzpatches@surge.net At 08:38 PM 9/6/1999 -0700, Ray & Mary Green wrote: >Hi All, > >Does anyone here on the list know the hours the Wapok Library is open during >the week? And is it open on Saturday? If it makes a difference I plan to >visit there in October. > >Thanks in advance for any help. > >Ray Green greens@fix.net > > >==== OHA
22. Re: [OHAUG] Fw: [OHAUGLAI] Research [1]
Virginia, In any county in Ohio you will find deeds in the Recorders Office; and births, deaths, marriage and estates in the Probate Court. In Auglaize deeds are from 1848 to the present. The original deed books are available as well as microfilm. There are grantor and grantee indexes by townships. The cost is $1.00 per page. The Probate Court records are the original and cost $.50 per page for uncertified copies. There is just a tiny space to stand and do your research in the Probate office. If yo
23. Re: [OHAUGLAI] Margaret - part 3 [1]
Hi Elaine and Terry, I was just looking at the SSDI on rootsweb and find another spelling that could be a possibility for our WOOLARY family name. WHOOLERY! There seems to be quite a few of these in PA, MD and some in OH and other states. There is also a great deal of genealogy information on the WOOLERY family of Lawrence WOOLERY family from Rotterdam, Holland who came to this country and settled in PA. Do you think there is probably a connection there somewhere? Elaine, On the 1860 and 1870 ce
24. Re: [OHAUG] St. Marys [1]
Before Auglaize, it was located in Mercer Co. At 12:51 PM 9/26/99 -0400, you wrote: ><Allen >Co. had been made from Shelby, Logan,and Mercer in 1820 and 1831.>> > >Does anyone know the history specifically of St. Marys--which county >or counties it fell under before Auglaize? > >Terry Bava >terry@tld.net > > > > > >==== OHAUGLAI Mailing List ==== >Support free online research! >Donate to the RootsWeb Genealogical Project! >See more informati
25. [OHAUGLAI] Methodist Church Records [1]
Is there a Methodist Church in New Hampshire or Goshen Twp? If so, does it have baptism records? What is their address? I am trying to find new sources for looking up my grandmothers birth records. Ava Kindle b. 1886, and her siblings, Leon, b. 1979, d. 1881,died New Hampshire; Cleon, b.1880, Earl, b. 1884, Leona b. 1891, and Ruth 1894. thanks,
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