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1. [OHBUTLER-L] COOK, Aaron, b. 1803 [1]
Hello everyone, I was at the state (OK) Historical Society Library yesterday and in the "Butler Co., Ohio Marriages, 1803-1823" by Robert D. Craig, published in 1964, were the following: COOK Andrew Susanna ROWEN 8 Aug 1811 Christiana James SHIELDS 1 Sep 1803 Conrad Margaret DAWSON 30 Mar 1818 Daniel Esther CAMPBELL 5 Sep 1820 Eli Nancy THOM 16 APR 1818 Jacob Lydia DROLLAUGH 14 Dec 1817 John Sarah BECKET 10 Mar 1817
2. Re: [OHBUTLER-L] Re: Otterbein [1]
<< For you Otterbein enthusiasts: are the origins of Otterbein in the United Brethren Church? Does Otterbein have anything in its archives on the trustee named William HANBY? >> Just so happens that we also have an Otterbein College email discussion list. Anyone from OC, (and from Heidelburg, I think it was???), are welcome to join. Right now it is a very slow list. To subscribe, email: oc-l-request@rootsweb.com with the one word message: subscribe (Be sure your signature file, if any, is turn
3. Re: [OHBUTLER-L] 1800s - families [1]
HummingSDA wrote: > > >From the early 1800s to later 1800s, I am working on ancestors with surnames > of: > ADDISON, MEADER, ROSS, WELLIVER, TREMBLY, SEEGMUELLER, > SHOCK, DEVINE. > > These ancestors lived in Hamilton, Bunker Hill area, Reily area, Oxford area > of > Butler Co., OH. > > Some other surnames in the families: > SIZELOVE, SHEARD, CLIPPINGER, LACKEY, Daniel C. SMITH. > > I would love to hear from anyone working on these families of this area. > Thanks. ........ Joan ..
4. [OHBUTLER-L] Re: OHBUTLER-D Digest V98 #31 [1]
In a message dated 98-03-17 23:27:49 EST, you write: << The featured web site for March on the OHGenWeb Project Page is Lane Public Library. If it isn't in Oxford, would someone rescue me from that error? >> We visited the Lane Public Library in Hamilton! Ohio yesterday. It is in the 300 block of North Third Street. It really is a nice research facility. Merle and Ruth Schlemmer SE Indiana
5. [OHBUTLER-L] Harrison-Leach [1]
Any information about John and Rachel Price Harrison who lived in Butler Co. by 1793 when their Da Sarah was born. They had a son Lewis who served in the war of 1812. Sarah married William Leach Dec 23, 1813 at the home of her mother. Love to hear from you. Cora at eschhaus@cnbgreeley.com
6. [OHBUTLER-L] Re: OHBUTLER-D Digest V98 #29 [1]
Hi all, Looking for information on Ethel Armstrong (dau of Arch Armstrong and Addie Halsey) who married Charles E. Winters 1/17/1912. Ethel was born 7/6/1894 in Jacksonburg and in 1912 her residence was listed as Collinsville. Ethel and Charles had a son, Robert A. Winters born 9/26/1912. I'm trying to run down Robert A.Winters and have not had any luck. Thanks for any help. Marti in Columbus
7. [OHBUTLER-L] ROBERSON , James N.- Butler Co., OH [1]
Is anyone working on this line? I have posted it to the ROBINSON List that I host on the Rootsweb.com Internet: ROBERSON, BRYANT, GILCHRIST, FRAZEE, PHILLIPS (Reily Twp., p. 419) James N. ROBERSON, M.D., of Reily, was born in Carthage, Hamilton Co., (OH), Sep 17, 1842. His father, Jonas ROBERSON, was born in NJ, emigrating to OH in 1804 with his parents, and settling on Duck Creek, near Cincinnati, (OH). He learned the plasterer's trade, which he followed till 1850, then being in mercantile & farming busin
8. [OHBUTLER-L] 1800s - families [1]
>From the early 1800s to later 1800s, I am working on ancestors with surnames of: ADDISON, MEADER, ROSS, WELLIVER, TREMBLY, SEEGMUELLER, SHOCK, DEVINE. These ancestors lived in Hamilton, Bunker Hill area, Reily area, Oxford area of Butler Co., OH. Some other surnames in the families: SIZELOVE, SHEARD, CLIPPINGER, LACKEY, Daniel C. SMITH. I would love to hear from anyone working on these families of this area. Thanks. ........ Joan ... HummingSDA@aol.com
9. [OHBUTLER-L] [Fwd: Charlie Day] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------6C4140F1404 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -- --------------6C4140F1404 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <350C29CD.5B84@mrtc.com> Date: Sun, 15 Mar 1998 14:19:41 -0500 From: Barbara Ingram X-Mailer: Mozilla 2.02E-KIT (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Charlie Day Content-Type: text/pl
10. Re: [OHBUTLER-L] Civil War Soldiers [1]
This is a good site! It has been helpful to me. ---------- > From: James R. Baker, Jr. > To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Civil War Soldiers > Date: Friday, March 06, 1998 9:58 AM > > Here's a good one for civil war soldiers. Free for today. > Some of the states I wanted aren't on it yet. > > http://www.civilwardata.com/ > > Jim > -- > ******** > Jim Baker ...... > Researching BAKER in Pendleton and Campbell Counties, KY, > Shelby Co., IN, Page Co., IA and Joh
11. [OHBUTLER-L] Re: Lane Library [1]
Thank you, Dr. Nelson, Yes, that is where we found information in a HANCOCK family file. Thanks for mentioning that it has Regional History. Didn't know that when we went there. Sometimes folks the Regional Collections have resources not found elsewhere, so if you get a chance to check them out maybe you'll unearth something excitingly new. By the way, there was a story that (Capt.) John HANCOCK once settled for a short time on what is the town square of Oxford. Has anyone else heard that story? Audr
12. [OHBUTLER-L] Re: Lane Library [1]
Just a note. We found some references and information at the Lane Library in Oxford that was not available at the Lane Library in Hamilton, so be sure to check both sites for information, as well as the new Resource Center in Hamilton. Good Luck Everyone on your research, Audrey Shields Hancock -----Original Message----- From: RASchlem To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, March 18, 1998 5:47 AM Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Re: OHBUTLER-D Digest V98 #31 >In
13. [OHBUTLER-L] Harrison NORMAN b NJ 1811 [1]
Descendants of Harrison Norman 1 Horace Norman 1811 - 1889 . +Barbara Ann Scott Abt. 1815 - *2nd Wife of Harrison Norman: . +Sarah Ann Revilee 1814 - 1881 ........ 2 Norman - Bef. 1929 ........ 2 Charles Norman 1841 - Bef. 1929 ............ +Mary E. Abt. 1845 - ........ 2 Sarah E. Norman 1845 - 1862 ........ 2 Mary J. Norman 1845 - 1910 ............ +Joseph Stonecipher 1844 - ........ 2 Frank Norman Abt. 1848 - Bef. 1929 ............ +Lib Abt. 1852 - ........ 2 Horace Norman 1851 - 1
14. [OHBUTLER-L] James R. DOUGLASS and Hannah Jane RATLIFF [1]
Hi everyone, This couple was born in Butler Co, he c. 1820 and she c. 1822. He is the son of Joseph A. DOUGLASS and Margaret SMILEY, but I don't know anything about Hannah Jane's family. Before they moved to Indiana, they had at least one son, Benjamin, about 1847, but there was time for a couple of births before that. There were several Butler Co. marriages, however: Ratliff, Thomas R. m. Dec 7, 1826 Powell, Margaret Ratliff, Robert m. Apr 17, 1827 Post, Cynthia Ratliff, Robert m. Nov 23, 183
15. [OHBUTLER-L] JENKINSON/VAIL [1]
Looking for parents and dates for Joseph Jenkinson and any other children. 1 Joseph Jenkinson b: Abt. 1787 d: Abt. 1819 in Ohio . +Sarah (Sally) Vail b: Abt. 1787 d: Aft. 1821 in Butler County, OH m: 13 May 1807 in Butler County, OH Father: Moses Vail Mother: Mary Smalley .. 2 Elizabeth B. Jenkinson b: 01 September 1812 in Ohio d: 17 November 1894 in Succasunna,NJ ...... +William Henry Harrison Corwin b: 07 December 1813 in Succasunna,NJ d: 27 April 1889 in Kenvil, NJ m: 13 February 1838 in Oh
16. [OHBUTLER-L] Jolliff families [1]
For a family book I am seeking complete data on these Jolliff family members. Did the James Jolliffe, born 17 Nov 1829, Butler Co., Ohio, the son of Thomas Jolliffe and Jemima Winegar marry Ruth Harper in Butler Co. 8 April 1847? If so who were their children? John Jolliffe, born 6 Nov 1842, the son of Hiram Jolliffe and Margaret, seems to be the John Jolliffe buried 20 May 1916 in New London Cemetery. An Elizabeth with dates 1852-to 1923 is buried with him. Is this his wife? Molikin Jolif, actually
17. Re: [OHBUTLER-L] Harrison ,Handley & Leach [1]
Harrison -- sounds like one of those families which, for some inexplicable reason, left N.J. for "the west" in company with people named Clark, Ross, Winans, Woodruff, etc., about that time. I don't have specific help for you, but would be interested in any answer you get that might suggest N.J., and I have been working on some of that migration. Harman Clark P.O. Box 311, Sheffield, VT 05866-0311 [I moved here after 65 years in N.J.!]. -----Original Message----- From: Cora Esch
18. [OHBUTLER-L] CALVIN DAVIS -------- Lost with this one!!!!!!!!!!! [1]
Looking for connections with the following DAVIS line. Can't seem to find parents or siblings on Calvin... Any and all help would be grateful. Liz Moore lizbeth02@sprynet.com icq # 9444700 DAVIS, Calvin b Ohio [year unknown] DAVIS, Calvin b Ohio [year unknown] married DORAN, Harriette b 1858. Date of marriage 24/Dec/1874, in Illinois. Calvin and Harriette had the following children: QUINN ALBERT DAVIS b 15/Dec/1875, in Ohio. Quinn married EDNA LEE NORA DAVIS place, date, and year
19. Re: [OHBUTLER-L] Featured Butler County web site: March [1]
Although there is a branch of the Lane Library in Oxford, the main branch of the Library is in Hamilton. Pat > The featured web site for March on the OHGenWeb Project Page is > Lane Public Library. If it isn't in Oxford, would someone rescue me > from that error? > > Looks like a promising site with lots of history and genealogy possibilities. > > Anyone have any suggestions for future featured sites about Butler County > history and/or genealogy? > > Nancy Sween > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler Patr
20. [OHBUTLER-L] FOX, REILY [1]
Is anyone out there researching JONATHAN FOX from Butler Co., OH? He was b. 1810 in Ohio and married 1st to ELIZA ANN REILY/RILEY d/o James Reily and Christina Fox [d/o Absalom Fox and Christina Bonham] and 2nd to Margaret Hawk[e]. Need parents of Jonathan. He may have also lived in Warren Co., OH. Jonathan Fox d. in White Co., IN in 1880. Would also like to hear from anyone researching the REILY/RILEY family. Adina Watkins Dyer
21. Re: [OHBUTLER-L] Jolliff families [1]
Kathleen -- this may seem "far out", but in your research on Joliff, have you encountered any Zeluff, Zeliff, Zeliph, or Jeleph? Some of us are working on those names (and other variations of it), who has a propensity to marry people named Clark. They originated as French immigrants with the Dutch, and also have had surnames such as Ceilo, and Seeley. In any event, I would be interested in what you find. Thanks, Harman Clark -----Original Message----- From: Rizerk To: Butler
22. [OHBUTLER-L] Scott/Cullom [1]
Is anyone researching Scotts from Butler county, Ohio? I'm interested in learning more about one of the earliest, Samuel Scott, who was there in the late 1700's. He may have been the parent of James Harris Scott. Also interested in Allan Cullom and Mary (Keen) Cullom of Butler county, Ohio who's daughter, Mary, married James Scott. Alice Sanders
23. [OHBUTLER-L] Daniel Cook in Clermont Co. [1]
To anyone searching: > Christiana Cook m. James SHIELDS 1 Sep 1803 There is a deed record in Clermont Co., Ohio - Vol. W21, p92-94, 1 Dec 1823 Conrod Cook and Peggy, his wife Mary Kauffman Elizabeth Misner James Shields and Christianna, his wife William C. Anderson and Catharine, his wife Richard Pickerall and Barbara, his wife Andrew Cook and Susanna, his wife Jacob Cook and Lydia, his wife Samuel Drollinger and Rachel, his wife William Mitchell and Rebecca, his wife John D. Cook, himself and age
24. Re: [OHBUTLER-L] Civil War Soldiers [1]
virginia & doug smith wrote: > > This is a good site! It has been helpful to me. > > ---------- > > From: James R. Baker, Jr. > > To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Civil War Soldiers > > Date: Friday, March 06, 1998 9:58 AM > > > > Here's a good one for civil war soldiers. Free for today. > > Some of the states I wanted aren't on it yet. > > > > http://www.civilwardata.com/ > > > > Jim Glad you like it. I hope it stays free for a while. Jim -- ******** Jim Bak
25. [OHBUTLER-L] HARRIS, John; 1800, OH>WI [1]
Looking for John HARRIS, born about 1800, late 1700. First wife unknown, second Joanna Fabble Hubbard. Spent time in OHIO, and Died 1866 in Grandville, WI. Children Henry Died TB in Port Huron, ST Clair Co., MI. Elizabeth never married. John died as child. These where children by first wifr. Children with Joanna. Frankie (girl) never married Timothy Murit b 1856. Thanl You. Maxine Shannon
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