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1. [OHBELMON-L] What Township is Jacobsburg in [1]
I would like to know what Township Jacobsburg is in. Thanks Grace O. Buckley Surnames: Boggs, Lavko, Westfall, Smith, Helmick, Steele, Bayless, Poole, Rodebaugh, DuVall, Potter, Russell, Foster, Saffles, Moses, Greenfield, Goff, Hitchcock, Keller, Gibson, Tidwell, Dillon, Buckley, Brand, Brown, Amos, Flinn, Eaton, Chappell, Fryor, Cross, McComas, Clark, Bussey, Mantle, Maulden. www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/u/c/Grace-O-Buckley/index.html Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
2. [OHBELMON-L] Truax/Truex surname Post #6 [1]
Monroe Co., Ohio: The 1st 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 June 4, 1817 John Balding, Stillwell TRUAX, and William Smith are appointed to view a road beginning on the Ridge between Catts and Dillon's, thence to the Federal Raod near Mathew Rogers, and report at next Court of Common Pleas. Mitchel Atkinson appointed surveyor. Adjourned until the 4th day of July next. Mar 10, 1819 Commissioners met and proceeded to business. John Nelson, Joshua Linn and John Palmer is appointed to view the ground fo
3. Belmont County, Families From Early 1800-1860 [1]
Hello Belmont County researchers. I have been researching my family Surnames that came from Belmont County, Ohio in the 1800s. I have come to find out alot of families came from Belmont County and surounding counties to Brown County, Indiana during middle 1850s and after. We even have a small town in Brown County called " Belmont" that I'm sure was named after the Belmont County in Ohio by our ancestors. I have a book of Brown County History that names alot of these families who settled in our County from
4. [OHBELMON-L] RE: [LOYD-LLOYD-L] John and James Lloyd [1]
Dear friends: My name is Jeffrey Flumignan and I and the third great grandson of one James Wilson Lloyd and the son of Ida M. Lloyd (#19). I am looking for any information you may have discovered in your genealogical research on the Lloyd surname in Monroe County, Ohio and are willing to share. I am particularly interested in finding the parents of James Wilson Lloyd. I believe it may be a John Lloyd To find out if there are any connections I have provided the following information: 1. James Wilson Lloyd b
5. Re Ogan [1]
Dear Sharon, Wouldn't you know one of the few times I have responded to a query and I messed up. I wrote: Evan Ogan is my three great grandfather, gggrandmother his daughter Maria, her son ggrandfather Allison Wilson. Should have been ggggrandfather Evan Ogan, his daughter Sarah Ann Ogan Ary Wilson, her daughter Maria Ary Wilson (Maria married her stepbrother), her son Herbert Wilson. Sorry for the confusion I caused. Shirley ssimm68359@aol.com
6. [Fwd: [OHBELMON-L] Truax/Truex surname Post #10-final post] [1]
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7. [OHBELMON-L] Fw: I Want . . . [1]
Thought I would pass this along, from another list: nancy ---------- > From: David L. White > To: Scotch-Irish-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: I Want . . . > Date: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 7:49 AM > > >"I WANT" > > > >I want ancestors with names like Rudimentary Montagnard or Melchizenick Von > Steubenhoffmannschild or Spetznatz Giafortoni, not William Brown or John > White or Mary Ann Patterson. > > > >I want ancestors who could read and write, had their children baptized in > recognized ho
8. [OHBELMON-L] Belmont County Court Records [1]
I have records of proceedings filed in Belmont County, as announced in the "Belmont Chronicle" (see below) but no records of the actual proceedings or findings of the court. Does anyone know if such further information is avaialable? This is a very curious affair, a filing for partition of property in 1873, long after the original owners were dead, and with their sons (uncles of the partition suit filer) living on that property. I can find no events (e.g. deaths, etc.) which might have prompted this origina
9. [OHBELMON-L] MORELAND and GATTEN [1]
Thanks, Kristy, for your offer to share information on the Morelands. First, though, does anyone know the relationship between Manley Gatten and the Moreland family?
10. Crab Apple Cemetary [1]
I am looking for information on Crab Apple Cemetary. I have information that my some of my MOORE line are buried there. Can anyone help me out with this? Mary MOORE, Joseph MOORE, maybe Sarah Brokaw MOORE. Also a cemetary name BSouthern Cemetary. There we have Mary MOORE COVENTRY. Thanks Tami
11. [OHBELMON-L] Levi and Mary Hollingworth [1]
Levi Hollingsworth In 1793 moved to Goose Creek Louden Co. Va. and in 1804 to Flushing, Ohio. Levi ran a general store. Both buried in Friends Cemetery, Flushing. According to Quaker records, Eli and Elizabeth, with their three children, Jonathan, Mary Ann, and Isaac moved from Flushing, Ohio to Wayne County, Indiana in 1836. Elizabeth's brother Jonathan Ellis, had proceeded them by about a year. This was a 200 mile journey across Ohio on the Old National Trail. They settled in the village of Whitewater, I
12. [OHBELMON-L] Fw: Ferrell & Dixon surnames [1]
Hello All, I am researching the following families: In 1850 census for Monroe Co., Oh it lists the following Ferrell families: Thomas age 32 Elizabeth age 33 Hannah 11 Wm age 10 James age 8 Rebecca age 5 There is also: JP Ferrell age 67 born Pa Catherine age 60 born Ireland Are these folks the parents of Thomas? What do the initials JP stand for? If this JP is the father of Thomas Ferrell who are the parents of JP? What was Catherine's maiden name? When did she immigrate to the US? *****************
13. [OHBELMON-L] Truax/Truex Surname Post #7 [1]
Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh 1954 Sherman Beisel, 71, Pinconning, Michigan, formerly of Monoe Co., died Friday, February 3, 1954 after a short illness. Mr. Beisel was born at Dogskin, April 27, 1889, the son of William and Elizabeth REIGHT Beisel. Surviving are his widow, Louise; one son, John William, and one daughter, Phyliss, both of Pinconning; several grandchildren; three brothers, Roy, Franklinville, N.Y.; Oliver, of Canton; and Earl, of Vienna, W.VA; one sister, Mrs Leona BEISEL TRUEX, East Springf
14. [OHBELMON-L] HARRIS Family from MD>Belmont [1]
Hello everyone - just like to post my info from time to time for newcomers to the list....... DESPERATELY SEARCHING HARRIS FAMILY from Rising Sun, Maryland to Ohio Harmon HARRIS was born Aug. 9, 1805 died May 12, 1881 in Ohio and married July 20, 1826 Mary Giles WOODROW born July 12, 1806 died April 23, 1883. My great, great, great grandfather was John Harmon Harris born in Rising Sun, MD on 09/09/1828. He came to Ohio in 1836. John Harmon HARRIS was married first to Ma
15. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Levi and Mary Hollingworth [1]
>From the book Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell Flushing City Cemetery Flushing Twp Hollingsworth, Wm 1833-1901 Rebecca 1838-1909 Sarah 1856-1884 Windy Point-Flushing Area Cemetery Flushing Twp Hollingsworth, John 1809-1886 wife E.A. 1816-1897 Hollingsworth, Elihu 1816-1897 wife Lydia 1828-1906 Flushing Twp Pioneers Mrs. Rachel Fisher dau of Isaac & Phebe (KIRK) Hollingsworth. Isaac from Va with parents at age 4 and Phebe from Pa. She was widow of Sa
16. [OHBELMON-L] Cemetery List [1]
http://www.funeral.com/cemeterystates/oh.html Just found the link above to "all" the cemeteries in Ohio and presumably the main site also has lists for other states. Note that this list seems to be of the cemetery business office which may not be at the cemetery but this may be even more useful anyway. Good hunting! Valerie Coming Soon - "Descendants of Captain John Baker" over 900 families traced back to Captain John Baker (b. 1737-40, d. 1787) About 300 pages, Available this summer from funzone@harbo
17. Re: [OHBELMON-l] unsubscribe [1]
I second what John has said regarding JL's leaving the list: I see his/her name every day with help for others. I sure wish I could respond to the help needed, because I appreciate everything he/she does even though I have not been directly affected. Why can't we all be a little more tolerant? And surely, the good that JL has done completely outweighs any irritation on the scales of kindness! nancy
18. [OHBELMON-L] 1600's Ancestors [1]
Hello Everyone We have added 22 new 1600's ancestors and included their children on the Ancestor Roll of Honor on America's First Families web site at; http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ When you enter the site, scroll down to near the bottom of the page where the Ancestor Roll of Honor is located. Enjoy Harold Oliver Director
19. [OHBELMON-L] Harrison surname Post #3 Final post [1]
Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 TSD 8 Jun 1893 Benjamin R. Driggs d 3 Jun at home near Ozark, b Hartford CT 27 Sept 1806, 86y8m7d, 75 yrs ago to Monroe Co., OH, mar'd 8 Jan 1834 Margaret HARRISON in St. Clairsville, Oh, brother Alfred D. of Woodsfield, wife & 7 children survive. TSD 13 Jan 1898 Josephine Stetson, 30y, d 31 Dec in Pittsburg, w/o Bruce, d/o Fleming HARRISON of Ohio twp, buried Buckhill Cemetery TSD 8 Sept 1898 Charity Brummelle, w/o C.S.,
20. Re: [OHBELMON-L] unsubscribe [1]
Jon wrote: > > I don't know what JL did, nor do I care, but somebody ought to give him a > big apology. He has done more on this list, and helped more people than > many of us put together. John Lewis > -----Original Message----- > From: J. L. > To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Sunday, March 21, 1999 7:38 PM > Subject: [OHBELMON-L] unsubscribe > > >Please unsubscribe me. > >I spend hours and hours trying to help others on this list, but when I ask >
21. Fwd: [OHBELMON-L] Marriage Records [1]
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22. [OHBELMON-L] Truax/Truex surname Post #2 & Plainview Centennial cont'd [1]
Plainview Centennial by Forrest S. Hogue cont'd Nearly all of the names recorded here are all found in a school register of the early 1850's which is in the possession of Mr. West. It will be displayed during our program. The houses and other buildings of our early settlers were typical of pioneer times. Some of the earlier ones wre of round-log structure being later replaced with hewed logs. Windows wre made of oiled papers. The floors of split-log, the roofs of clap-board and the fire place
23. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Levi and Mary Hollingworth [1]
In Goshen Twp, Belmont Town Cemetery at edge of town of Belmont, I found the following: HOLLINGSWORTH, Hamilton R. 1830-1879 Elizabeth 1879 ae 76 It is the only HOLLINGSWORTH IN THE BOOK of Incriptions Diana email: ddavis@logicsouth.com My Genealogical Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ Phillip Kime Descendants website: http://www.my-ged.com/kime
24. [OHBELMON-L] Re: [OHMONROE-L] Norris family [1]
Laverne, I'm researching the Jeffers family. I have at least 4 Jeffers/Norris marriages late 1800's - early 1900's. One of which is Hazel Norris to my great-grandfather William Howard Jeffers circa 1916. The story begins: Annie Hines McMahon's marriage to Lewis Norris is one of my favorites. Although not a Jeffers/Norris marriage, it is of interest in the following manner. Annie Hines, daughter of Baltzar Hines, immigrant from Bavaria married James I. McMahon. Mary Ellen McMahon was an offsprin
25. [OHBELMON-L] Re:: Healy & Collar [1]
Hi list members, I have a booklet on the HEALEY FAMILY. It is titled "The Healy Branch", William Milton Healy and his descendants 1835-1983. This family seems to be scattered all over the US. William Milton Healey (son of Zephinaih Healey and Mary Miller), was born in Marion Co., Ohio 6 Jan 1835, and married Clarissa Caroline Collar in Indiana. Clarissa was born in New York State in 1844. They had seven children George Henry Healy, B 11June 1863 Indiana Harvey Healy: died in infancy Sarah Phoebe Heal
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