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1. [OHBELMON-L] Macbees [1]
I found them....did a google search using the Knights of Macabee as the subject...... http://www.rootsweb.com/~tncrocke/fampics/kotm/kotmhistory.html The Knights of the Maccabees were a fraternal and benevolent "legal reserve society." Families of deceased members received benefits in the form of legal-reserve insurance. All white persons of sound health and good character, from birth to 70 years of age, were eligible for membership. By the 1890s it provided not only death benefits but also sick ben
2. [OHBELMON-L] 1880 census on line [1]
It appears the Church of Latter Day Saints now has the 1880 census on line to search. The following url should take you there. http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=census/search_census.asp
3. Re: [OHBELMON-L] George W Davis [1]
I am looking for information on Daniel Frazier who married Charity Willets 23 Feb 1823 in Belmont Co., Ohio. Also, Joseph Willets who married Ann Hodgen 13 Apr 1823, Belmont Co., Ohio. Thank you Kelly Loveless
4. [OHBELMON-L] Great Genealogy Site [1]
Hello Everyone, Check out the great websites at the OHGenExchange. Loaded with lots of information and people willing to help you find your ancestors. http://www.genexchange.org/state.cfm?state=oh You can also check out the USExchange for other States! Come and check us out and see what you may find! Feel free to add any information to the sites to help others with their searches also. Thanks and happy hunting! Cheryl Skinner (CJ) OHGenExchange County Coordinator for Adams and Belmont Counties http://
5. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Pioneer Life in Belmont Co. [1]
I am particularly fond of the work done by Brenda Brown Lasko for her own family research, "Climbing the Brown Family Tree". I think she does a good job of depicting life in Belmont (York Township) in the early 1800s. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cindy Courtier" To: Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 5:40 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Pioneer Life in Belmont Co. > Does anyone have any books or other resources or suggested websites with > information
6. [OHBELMON-L] Plat Map of Barnesville [1]
>From THE STORY OF BARNESVILLE, by Sheppard..."Mr. Barnes brought over from St. Clairsville, in the summer of 1808, the county surveyor, John Brown, who surveyed and made the original plat of Barnesville....it was dedicated 11-9-1808." This plat is recorded on page 454, Vol B. of the Records of Deeds, at ST. Clairsville. There is mention of several early lot owners, and a section on early settlers, but no mention of an Isaac Wilson.....sorry.
7. [OHBELMON-L] 1891 Martins Ferry Newspaper - Trans. #1 [1]
Hello Folks - I've been reviewing some newspaper microfilm I've borrowed via ILL from the OH Hist. Society. The reel I looked at (partially) today is The Evening Times - Martins Ferry, OH - Mon Aug 3, 1891 thru' Sep 21, 1892, and I thought I'd share some local news for you from the hard copies I made. I'll try to remember to capitalize the surnames so you can more easily see if your relative made the paper. Monday - Aug 3, 1891: W. H. ORR, First street, receives fresh groceries daily. Prices with
8. [OHBELMON-L] where to get death certificates [1]
i had some success today in finding information but i have a question about just where to request the death certificates from. i have a wide range of years (all Belmont Co). 2 from 1884, 2 from 1901, 1912, 1939 and 1952. does the request for all of these go to the Ohio Historical Society in Columbus? thanks karen
9. [OHBELMON-L] Fw: Maccabees [1]
Carol felt from what she'd read that the McAbees WERE Masonic, so to clear it up I wrote the Masons....this is their answer; Hi Sandra: Thanks for visiting our website! To answer your question... No, the Maccabees were never apart of the Masons, but many Masons were Maccabees! It wasn't unusual for early fraternal joiners to belong to as many as eight or ten different orders at the same time! Also, different orders offered different services to their members, i.e. Freemasons offered relief benefi
10. [OHBELMON-L] Martins Ferry Newspaper, Oct. 15, 1891 [1]
The following are some newspaper transcriptions which are from hard copies I have made from microfilm rolls I've rented from the Ohio Historical Society. - Nancy _____________________ The Evening Times, Martins Ferry, Ohio, Thursday, October 15, 1891, Vol I - NO. 194. - Roll #22847: "Slowfast" WILLIAMS is the lonely occupant of the lock-up. He was run in on the usual charge - drunk. The Mingo plate mill is about to go on three shifts of eight hours each, giving employment to a number of new men. The r
11. [OHBELMON-L] Genweb archival additions, daily [1]
Some of you may not be aware of this , but you may join the following list and be send daily, all the new submissions to the genweb archives.....it's a good way to know what new is being added, without having to visit the archival site and doing a search....you can just scroll down through the additions, and select any you think might be helpful (they are listed by state, county and type record)... this is an example of how they appear ; (unfortunately there usually aren't many Ohio submissions) http://ftp
12. [OHBELMON-L] Martins Ferry news - 1891 (Trans #4) [1]
The Evening Times - Martins Ferry, OH - Sept 7, 1891: The many friends in this city of Mrs. Frank MCKIM, nee Jennie WILEY, will be sorry to hear that she is quite ill with typhoid fever at her home in Weston, W. Va. Her little daughter Marie is also down with the same disease. The schools commenced this morning, and the rooms are filled to overflowing. It is thought that other quarters will have to be provided to accommodate the number of children seeking school advantages. Last week Rev. Father MATTIN
13. [OHBELMON-L] Birth cert [1]
Can anyone tell me if they have copies of birth cert, as far back as 1828 and 1815 at the Health dept. Thank you Eldon Lucas Sr--Box 206 N. Lawrence,Ohio 44666 ============================================================= If you don,t want to be a good moral roll model; Then don,t be a Father,Mother,Grandparent,Polition,Policeman,Fireman,Schoolteacher,Sportstar,M oviestar; not much left for you :) Researching-Lucas,Hitchings,Morris,Stimmel,Beckett,Logsdon,Ault,Rannels,Pryor, Higgens,Swan,Evans,Ror
14. [OHBELMON-L] RE: McNamara graves in Greenwood Cemetery [1]
No McNamaras at Greenwod -----Original Message----- From: the Hamiltons [mailto:hamilton@getus.com] Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 2:33 PM To: Scott Byrd; OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: McNamara graves in Greenwood Cemetery Do you show any McNamaras in there? If there are too many to list, I am mostly hoping to find Sarah and James McNamara, both supposedly dead before April 17, 1899, but the man who remembers this might be off a year or two. They could also be under the name MACK. Thank you Nancy A
15. [OHBELMON-L] mcnamara [1]
I am researching my Ohio family and am looking for my great grandmother 
Melvina McNamara Deegan who shows up in the 1880 census in Bridgeport outside 
of Martin's Ferry. At that time the spelling of Deegan was interpreted as 
Diggins.  She was 20 years old and had been born in Ohio as were both of her 
parents.  I would be very grateful if anyone has any family background on 
her.  I have belonged to the list for a year and this is first time I found 
the name.  In the 1900 census the name is listed a
16. [OHBELMON-L] Knights of Maccabees [1]
http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/masonicmuseum/fraternalism/maccabees.htm This website seems to disagree about the masonry discussion. Perhaps contacting the website owner will clear up the issue. Carole
17. [OHBELMON-L] E.S.Brown [1]
How very interesting....what did the house look like? I've seen a couple of these extant buildings, but in PA......the one I remember was stone, and whitewashed...it seems to me it was strangely shaped, perhaps with more than 4 sides... I looked in the CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF BELMONT COUNTY, by McKelvey, and find that a E.S. Brown served as a Pvt. in Co D, 43rd Regiment, OVI.....composed mostly of men from Bellaire, Bridgeport and Martin's Ferry. It was recruited from Oct to Dec. 1861. It seems likely
18. [OHBELMON-L] Hackle - Bright [1]
one of the children of my George and Sarah (Littleton) Hackel/Heckel is Nancy. at ancestry i found a Nancy Hackle married to a James Bright. no further information however there. the contact said that the Bright family "were very cative in both Belmont, Monroe and Harrison counties". does anyone know anything about the Bright family in Belmont county? thanks. Karen
19. [OHBELMON-L] Greenwood Cemetery photos [1]
Hello all, I would be willing to take photos of gravestones at Greenwood or any other Bellaire cemetery. The problem lies in how fast you need the photos. I have moved away from Bellaire (I live about 2 hours away now). I used to work at the Bellaire Public Library and would field alot of geneology questions there. I did take several photos for out-of-town folks before. ANYWAYS, since I don't get back "home" as often as I used to...it may be a little while before I get to take the pictures. If you und
20. [OHBELMON-L] 1880 CENSUS SITE data [1]
Someone just emailed me that, on the 1880 census, to the right, there is the word Household. If you click on that it will give you the info on everyone who lived there, which is REALLY nice......as I didn't have anyone I was really searching for in 1880 I hadn't explored the whole site. It also will give you the households that came either before or after the one you searched for, just so you can see who lived next door, and in the neighborhood.....
21. [OHBELMON-L] Fw: Maccabees [1]
Carol felt from what she'd read that the McAbees WERE Masonic, so to clear it up I wrote the Masons....this is their answer; Hi Sandra: Thanks for visiting our website! To answer your question... No, the Maccabees were never apart of the Masons, but many Masons were Maccabees! It wasn't unusual for early fraternal joiners to belong to as many as eight or ten different orders at the same time! Also, different orders offered different services to their members, i.e. Freemasons offered relief benefi
22. [OHBELMON-L] McAbees and tombstone symbols [1]
I just had an email from a fellow list-member, a Mason, saying that the McAbees have no relation to the Masonic orders, and that the McAbees were origional a Jewish legal group who laid down the rules of conduct for the people to follow in their religious ritual practices. Apparently they evolved into an insurance company. However, while surfing around reading about various organizations (sall so interesting) I came upon these, things we commonly see on headstones, and their symbolic meaning....who knew?
23. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Littleton - Heckle [1]
Hello Karen, I am researching Littletons in Belmont Co. Sarah is in the same age range as my Clement/Clemuel Littleton b. abt 1815 in Belmont Co. but I have no parents or sibling info. Clement was married to an Elizabeth Ann Duvall in 1836 Belmont Co. My Clem and Elizabeth did live in Monroe Co Switzerland tsp in the 1870's and I believe Clem died there before 1880 census. In 1880 Elizabeth was back in Pultney tsp Belmont Co. Do you have any other Littleton info? Mary in CA *********** From: "Karen Cl
24. [OHBELMON-L] Re: OHBELMON-D Digest V02 #233 [1]
Is there someone here who goes to the Belmont Co. Courthouse? Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 1:00 PM Subject: OHBELMON-D Digest V02 #233
25. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Fw: 1870 census lookup [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Montrose" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 7:57 AM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Fw: 1870 census lookup > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 8:16 PM > Subject: 1870 census lookup > > > > 
Would greatly appreciate a look up of George Washington Davis and
> wife
> > Catherine possibly with two children in 1870 in Bellaire, Belmont
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