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1. [OHBELMON-L] Re: Hoge [1]
Bill wrote: > Bonnie, What info do you have onAbner Hoge (1785-1868)--moved to Belmont County in 1805 from > Loudoun County Virginia Thomas Rawlings Hoge (1817-1905)Born and lived in Belmont > County? Wendell Phillips Hoge (!868-1939)born in Belmont County? Thanks BonnieBill Bill, What do you want me to look in? I have several resources for Belmont Co. If it is the book "History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH," the only Hoges I have indexed in my bios. index is George W. Hoge who was in St. Clai
2. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Colerain Twp. Bios. - History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH [1]
Faith Van Schaik wrote: > Hi Bonnie, > > Could you send the info. on LEMMON, Wilson Postmaster at Colerain. Thank you > for everything. > You and Pam have been working so hard and helping everyone. Thank you again. > Faith, History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH, by J. A. Caldwell, pub. 1880 Colerain Twp. Bios. pgs. 388-390 WILSON LEMMON is a native of Lancaster Co., PA and is a son of John and Latitia LEMMON. He was born on the 15th of December, 1809, and came to Belmont Co. in 1842.
3. [OHBELMON-L] Wheeling site? [1]
Can anyone tell me the address to post messages for the Wheeling Area Genealogical Society? Something like W-WAGS, I think, but it was more than that and I I can't find an old letter to copy. And Rootsweb has changed their setup at the Mail Lists so that I can no longer find it--aarrghh!! Thanks for any help, Nancy
4. [OHBELMON-L] Re: [OHMONROE-L] Thanks and DICKERSONS [1]
Thank you, Janet, for adding that clarification about my only picking up a portion of the graves at some of the cemeteries - while I've made that comment to individuals, I should have stressed that point publicly. I'd hate to have anyone give up on a cemetery just because We didn't list their kin. We're strictly amateurs. Plus, we covered 10 cemeteries in 3 days (2 of them rainy), so it was difficult, at best, to be thorough. As a second caution, I'll add that just like everyone else, we're only human.
5. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Need Advice [1]
I found that a relative had been committed to a mental hospital also...the information was in his file at the courthouse in his home county...Had gone searching for a will and a possible divorce and found that.. I would think you would find it in the file with his will or probate records... Also searched another Iowa county and found a book that listed all the commitments in that county from 1870 or so on... What county in Iowa??? I am in Iowa... anne > I've recently found that an ancestor was commite
6. [OHBELMON-L] formerly Eva Bolon? [1]
In a message dated 06/04/2000 5:32:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, OHBELMON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Sullivan, J. W. Mrs. 5/4/16 (formerly Eva Bolon) >> Hi Pam - I would love to hear more on this one as well - I hope I am not getting too greedy. Thank you so much for the offer. Sincerely, Glenda Frank Moser http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/o/s/Glenda-F-Moser/
7. [OHBELMON-L] Re: OHBELMON-D Digest V00 #158 [1]
It should be noted that the 1880 Watkins "History of Belmont and Jefferson Cos." is available on Family Tree Maker CD 450, along with numerous other OH histories. It retails for $50. This is a more inexpensive method to obtain the same information and a lot quicker to obtain than waiting for them to xerox the book. I have obtained hard copies from Higginson and they are fair reproductions, but take a considerable time to acquire. I also have CD 450 and it works well. Regards, Rick Gant > > > Today's
8. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Re: OHBELMON-D Digest V00 #166 [1]
kitty wrote: > Recently see a message her that gave the location of Malaki and Rachael > Bumgardner's grave site. My computer crashed and I lost the info. If > whoever had would please re-write it I would greatly appreciate it. > Thank you > Kitty > > Researching BUMGARDNER, WALLACE, DRAKE, in Oh and WV > > Kitty, Here is the info. that was sent by Nancy Albritton Pleasant Hill Cemetery Warren Ridge, York Twp, Belmont Co., OH Bumgardner, James d. 13 May 18
9. [OHBELMON-L] MARTINS FERRY TIMES-LEADER [1]
Does anyone in this area have access to old issues of the Martins Ferry Times-Leader that could do a lookup for me? Am interested in the year maybe late 1950 or 1951 into early 1952. Don't know if the Barnesville Enterprise would have carried the story or if it existed in that year. Am interested in a court case that was tried at the Belmont County Court House. Thanks to all for your consideration. Barb
10. [OHBELMON-L] 1883 US Pensioners for Bellaire, Belmont & Bethesda [1]
BELLAIRE Thomas Harr, w l arm 2.00 Lewis Schra?me, w r hip 4.00 Pious Jefferis, atrophy l shr 6.00 Israel R. Heath, w r leg 4.00 Henry Shockley, w r foot 8.00 Wm. H. Sa?erthwart, pleurisy, & c 4.00 John Kilgore, w r thigh, l leg 6.00 Mary Shahan, widow 1812 8.00 Mary Day, do 8.00 James Nicoll, surv 1812 8.00 Thomas Keyser, do 8.00 Thos. F. Letters, w l hand 12.00 Michael McDonald, dis heart 8.00 Francis M. Yost, w l thigh, vare veins 8.00 Thomas Good, w l shr 4.00 John Bou?er, do 8.00 R
11. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Tombstone book by Esther Powell Now for Sale [1]
Bonnie, Do you know if this book contains any information about the Powell family? I'm looking for Richard, Joshua, Barnabas, William and Joseph Powell all from York Township. Thank you, Charlotte Lewin macslewin@aol.com
12. [OHBELMON-L] Marriage Bonds [1]
Hi, In the book "Belmont County Before 1830" there is mention of marriage bonds as well as marriage records. How do I get a record of these marriage bonds? Who would have this information at the courthouse? I am interested in the marriage bonds of Joseph Powel and Mary Brook and Joshua Powel and Sarah Way both marriages in 1808. If there are marriage bonds as the book states, then bondsmen or a bondsman should be listed on each marriage bond, isn't that right? Any information about these marriage bon
13. [OHBELMON-L] Small farm MURDOCK burials? [1]
I have not been able to find the final resting places of a set of gr-gr-gr-grandparents who died in the Belmont/Jefferson area ca. the mid-1800s. I thought perhaps someone on these lists would know of a small family plot on a farm somewhere in one of the counties. I have exhausted every cemetery list that I can locate. Any leads would be appreciated. I am seeking the burials info for George MURDOCK, son of Arthur and unk. wife, both of Ireland/NI. George was b. abroad also ca. 1810. He married Sar
14. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Tombstone book by Esther Powell Now for Sale [1]
LADYLU86@aol.com wrote: > How about a phone # for the Belmont County Genealogy Chapter for the > Tombstone Book by Esther Powell, so I can inquire about buying one, and how > to pay for it. I am in WA State so I can't go pick one up. Regards, > LadyLu86@aol.com I don't know of a phone number. You might try the e-mail address posted on their web site which is If that doesn't work wrte the President, Randall Crumpler of the GS at
15. [OHBELMON-L] GARVIN/TODD/GRIFFIN Flushing Twp. Bios. "History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH" [1]
Breezy wrote: > Dear Bonnie, Wheeeee! Oh Boy, it's my turn now,hohohoho. Here goes: Archibald Garvin......His > mother was Margaret Todd, Garvin...mentioned in Archibald Todd's will. What do you have on > Archibald Garvin? Thanks!Breezy Fuquay.........N.C. Well, there is not much... ARCHIBALD GARVIN - James GARVIN was born in 1817 and married Margaret TODD; had 2 children, Archibald and Elizabeth. Archibald was born 30 Mar 1837; married Margaret GRIFFIN, Feb 1866 and located on the SE quarter of S
16. [OHBELMON-L] TODD/PRICE/THOMPSON/REYNOLDS/HOOD [1]
Breezy wrote: > Hi Bonnie, What's in the book about William Todd? Thank you for this help and for your > time. BreezySurnames: Todd, Russell, Taggart, Specht, Martter, Butler, Endsley Breezy, From "History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH" by J. A. Caldwell, pub. 1880 WILLIAM G. TODD - John TODD was born in Washington Co., PA and migrated to Flushing Twp., Belmont Co., in 1812. He married Annie PRICE in 1828 and moved to Sec. 20, where William G. was born, 11 Apr 1832. He lived with his father un
17. [OHBELMON-L] Obits-S [1]
Hopefully, this will conclude these obits. I hate to say I collect obituaries. It really quiets a conversation when someone asks..... Sanders, Isaac (colored) 10/20/81 Sarchet, David 3/15/83 Scott, Charles S. 3/1/17 Shankland, Louise H. 5/4/16 Shannon, John 3/8/17 Shaw, Emma B. 1/8/91 Sheppard, J. J. 11/11/15 Sheppard, J. J. 11/11/15 Simmons, Abraham (colored) 9/5/07 Skinner, Ida 4/14/98 Skitmore, Freeman 11/23/16 Slavin, E. T. 10/20/81 Slay, Mrs. Maude 1/21/15 Smith, Elizabeth 10/20/81 Smith, Ira 12
18. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Death Certificate [1]
Thank you, Bonnie, and how have you been? John ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonnie Burkhardt" To: "jlewis15" Cc: Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 11:30 PM Subject: Re: [OHBELMON-L] Death Certificate > jlewis15 wrote: > > > I have ancestors who died in Busnessburgh area in 1888 and 1896. Are these > > death certifacates available from Courthouse and will they possible show the > > cemetary they were buried in?? Please send address
19. Re: [OHBELMON-L] National Archives [1]
At 08:58 AM 6/12/00 -0700, you wrote: >I will have the chance to visit the National Archives for a day at the end >of June. I don't know where to start looking for Ohio info. Any suggestions? Here is my advice, based on years of research at the National Archives: 1. Before you go, make a written list of what you want to look for -- census years for which state/counties and which families, military service records, pensions, passenger lists, whatever. Prioritize. If you are doing 1880 or later census
20. [OHBELMON-L] Ohio Military Men, 1917-18 [1]
Hello, list. I found one of my ancestors listed in Ohio Military Men, 1917-1918 on the ancestry.com website. I was wondering if any of you know if there is a way that I can get W.W.I pension or service records. Thanks, Laura
21. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Colerain Twp. Bios. - History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH [1]
lorraineq@juno.com wrote: > Bonnie, > > Have you done this man before? > > BAKER, John Farmer > > Would appreciate seeing what they have on him. > > Thanks! > > Lorraine > lorraineq@juno.com > Lorraine, I did do this one, but neglected to send it to the list, so here it is again. From "History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH" by J. A. Caldwell, pub. 1880. pg. 389 JOHN BAKER was born 7 Nov 1829 in Colerain Twp., Belmont Co. He is a son of Joseph BAKER and a grandson of John
22. [OHBELMON-L] DUNFEE/MEEKS BELMONT CO [1]
Regarding your search of DUNFEE/MEEKS, have you come across a Nancy J. Dunfee (b abt 1830, Belmont Co) m. Alfred Doty (b abt 1830 maybe PA) on 10 Nov 1852? Or a James Doty m. Millie Dunfee? Or the whereabouts of a "Dunfee Cemetery" in Jacobsburg, Belmont Co where my great-grandfather John Henry Doty was buried? Could this be a family cemetery on the family property? I am researching DOTY -- cannot find info on Alfred. Thank you. Barb
23. [OHBELMON-L] WELLONS/WOOTEN/DAVIS/LUNDY History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH [1]
byron james wrote: > June 26, 2000 > To: Bonnie Burkhardt > > Subject: [OHBELMON-L] History of Belmont & Jefferson > Cos., OH Bios. > > In reference to: > History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH > Barnesville Bios pgs. 325-335 > WELLONS, Asa In charge of toll gate on the > Barnesville & Somerton Pike > > Bonnie: > > Asa Wellons is my 3rd great grandfather. I would > appreciate any information on him and his family. > > Thank you, > Vivian James > byjames@yahoo.com > Vivian, ASA
24. [OHBELMON-L] 1840 census-Monroe Cty [1]
Would anyone out there possibly have a Monroe County 1840 census with a breakdown of the numbers of individuals in each age group? The reel of microfilm that arrived today, was an index only - with just page and twsp. If available, I really would appreciate knowing about the two families listed below: Thomas Jorden/an, pg 25 Green Twsp James Cofland/Copland, pg 10 Jackson Twsp. Thanks in advance for any help that might be coming this way. Eleanor McCain 70461.221@compuserve.com
25. Re: [OHBELMON-L] AlexanderCemetery [1]
Could the Alexander Cemetery be the Scotch Ridge Cemetery in Pease twp, Belmont County? It is at the site of the pioneer Alexander and Pickens family, and the Moore and Parry family as well as Mitchell, McConnaughy and others..... Nancy Glosser is focusing on the Pickens and has Alexanders e-mail: NGlosser@Iron.Net Pictures of the site and family info are at her URL: http://www.iron.net./~nglosser also my URL: (still under construction) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/x/Sharon-Pulsipher/index.html
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