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1. Fw: Schiappa [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: 10tress20 To: Undisclosed-Recipient:; Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 5:02 PM Subject: Schiappa Hi: Please pass this along to anyone that may be interested in Civil War and Jefferson County's part in it: Lester Horwitz, author of "The Longest Raid of the Civil War" which traces the raid into OH, IN and KY is writing a new sequel "After the Raid". He is seeking our help in the following areas: He is gathering stories and the following are the guidelines-- There must
2. Myers in Caroll County [1]
Robert Winston MYERS was born in Caroll Co., OH April 22, 1822, according to his Civil War pension application. I understand that Carroll County was formed from 5 other counties in 1832, so I will also look in those counties. What I would like to know is what MYERS were living in Carroll County when it was formed? I do not have Robert's parents names or the names of any siblings. He married Sarah ANDERSON September 16, 1841 in Washington Co. (she was from Wood Co, WV). They had the following children:
3. Greenhill Cem. [1]
Would the person who left the comments about having a newspaper clipping about Greenhill Cem. on imagestation please email me. I plan to start a clean up project of this cemetery and need all the info I can get on the cemetery. Jean
4. Hewitt/Wilson/Hanze [1]
My wonderful cousin, Marcia Croye of Tempe, AZ, thinks I can accomplish anything on the computer. She has given me another challenge. On a trip to Toronto, Ohio, she met a minister, Rev. Robert Hanze. He told her that his grandfather was an R. L. Wilson of Carroll Co. and wondered if he was related to the Wilson family that Marcia was researching. So, since Marcia does not do online anything, I get the job. In the Carroll Co. birth book I found that R. L. Wilson and Lily May Hewitt of Malven had a
5. Fw: Schiappa [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: 10tress20 To: Undisclosed-Recipient:; Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 5:01 PM Subject: Schiappa Hi Please pass this on to anyone that may be interested: Schiappa Library has just received a packet of wonderful information about the holdings of The State Library of Ohio in Columbus and the packet is very extensive. I will be happy to share copies or pass along any info. Sandy Day Schiappa Library Steubenville, OH Wintersville Family History Center Elsie E. Tressler, Dir
6. Ghost Towns in Carroll County [1]
Hello - I need to find out if there was ever a town called Somerset in Carroll County...possibly in or near Perry or Rose Township. Is there a list of Ghost towns for Carroll County anywhere online? Thank you, Karen Borton
7. Beamer + Blazer and Sheets [1]
Hi, I saw a listing of jrprestondl@aol.com that was returned. Maybe he is known on our newsgroup. I am looking for additional information on Laura BEAMER 1886-1950 who married Thomas Blazer 1878-1941. I have the names of the children as: Drusilla; Robert and Martha. The information is not very up to date on the children, etc. I am gathering information on the Blazer's of Carroll Co. I would appreciate any help. I also have Sheets in my line. I am looking for information on Elizabeth Sheets 1819-18
8. Carroll County Census 1850 & 1860 [1]
Good morning list! This morning I compared the census for 1840, 1850 and 1860, Carroll County, OH on Ancestry. (I know in the past that I also checked the film for the 1850 Carroll County census.) In 1840 Townships are listed for: Augusta, Brown, Carrollton, Center, East, Fox Goshen, Harlem Springs, Harrison, Lee, London, Malvern, Monroe, New Harrison, Orange, Pekin Village, Perry, Rose, Union and Washington. The census for the town of Carrollton was 8 pages and the total population was 698. The census
9. Mt. Tabor Cemetery [1]
Cemetery photos by Jean Scarlott are now on the Carroll Co. Chapter OGS page. Photos are gradually being added to the page as time allows. My book on the Levi TOPE family will soon be completed and more time will be available to add to the OGS page. Don Kear
10. Fw: Genealogy Conference [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "astaley" To: Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 11:46 PM Subject: Genealogy Conference > Dear List Administrator: > Would you be so kind to forward the following message to your list? It has > been 12 years since there was a national genealogy conference in > Florida. We want to make sure that everyone knows about it. If you > have any questions feel free to contact us. Everyone who works on this > conference are volunteers.
11. Re: Greenhill Cemetery [1]
What an angel you are to do this!! Taj --On Sunday, July 20, 2003 8:28 PM -0400 Jean Scarlott wrote: > List > I spent the day digging up headstones at the Greenhill Cem. I've > added some pictures of the stones that I unearthed today. The > new pictures start with number 102 > the link is; > http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4289768261 > Jean > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www
12. Mt Tabor Cem. [1]
I have some pictures loaded for Mt Tabor Cem. in Perry Twp. I'm sorry but these pictures aren't very good, but thought I would go ahead and post them till I can get time to go back out and retake the pictures. The link is; http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4290593861 Jean
13. Too many James BOOTHs [1]
I've got three James BOOTHs that are tormenting me. First: James BOOTH, son of Isaac BOOTH and Leah ARBUCKLE. Brother to Hannah [b.1827]m. Joseph TRIPP, and Joseph BOOTH [b.1829]m. Agnes WORKMAN and Mary McDONALD. I have not found James' birth year, but 1820s-1830s is my guess. Second: James BOOTH [b. 1833] m. to Sarah Unknown [b. 1841 in OH]. Children are: Nancy J. [b. 1859], Mary A. B. [b. 1862], and Joseph G. [b. 1864]. Third: James BOOTH [b. Nov. 1832 - d. bef. 1910]m. Emma KING [b. Aug. 1858]. Li
14. WILL, Janet ca1798 Scotland [1]
Interested in learning about Janet's parents, probably born in Angus-shire approximately 1770. Our family tombstone says "born in Perthshire."
15. WILCOXON+SWEARINGEN [1]
Harry Dawson WILCOXON 1877-1959 married Hattie L. GANS 30 Aug 1900 in Minerva, OH. They lived in Lisbon and then Alliance, where H.D. was the Clerk of the Municipal Court. They were Presbyterians and had John Marshall WILCOXON 1903-1969, George Mansell WILCOXON 1905-1989 Alliance, and Thelma (PEG) Evelyn WILCOXON 1908-1 Sep1994. George had three (3) girls: Georgia Louise, Sherry Anne and Peggy Eloise WILCOXON, all born in Alliance. Georgia taught Music in both public and private schools as did Sherry. P
16. James TARRANCE/TORRENCE and CARREL/CARROLL, Legal Guardian, 1818 [1]
James TORRENCE/TARRANCE and CARREL/CARROLL in Jefferson County, Ohio, 1818. Philip CARREL/CARROLL of the Jefferson County, Ohio area (Jefferson, Harrison and/or Carroll Counties) died intestate 10 December 1813 probably while serving at Fort Detroit with Captain Stanton Sholes' Company, Regular U.S. Army, 2nd Division Artillery. He left his Widow Mary Carrel and nine minor children in Jefferson County. Five years later, in 1818, the Court in Steubenville appointed a James Tarrance of Jefferson County as
17. Corinth-Mechanicstown Cemetery interment records? [1]
Does anyone have a contact person for interment records for this church's cemetery? I have a great-grandmother who may be buried there although she would have an unmarked grave if she is there. My g-grandfather William T. Jarvis is buried there along with his first wife Lizzie Jane Balsley. Dora Jewell was his second wife and should be buried there but is not listed in the transcription of that cemetery. I have a date of death of March 10, 1924 from my grandfather's written records but the Ohio Historic
18. deed copy increase [1]
Just wanted to let everyone know that the charge for a copy of a land deed well go from one dollar per page to two dollars per page the FIRST OF AUGUST. This rate increase was passed by the state, not our local recorders office. Jean Scarlott
19. Re: Greenhill Cemetery [1]
This is such a great project. My hat's off to you for doing it. I see you doing so much good work, so selfishly for others, I can't believe you haven't already earned that halo!! If I lived closer I would certainly come out and help you. Taj --On Wednesday, July 23, 2003 7:01 PM -0400 Jean Scarlott wrote: > Taj > Now before some of my friends who know me back here have fits > laughing, must tell you I well never get wings and a halo. > I'm doing this in hopes of seeing an ol
20. James TORRENCE or TARRANCE, Legal Guardian of CARREL or CARROLL children, 1818 [1]
James TORRENCE/TARRANCE and CARREL/CARROLL in Jefferson County, Ohio, 1818. Philip CARREL/CARROLL of the Jefferson County, Ohio area (Jefferson, Harrison and/or Carroll Counties) died intestate 10 December 1813 probably while serving at Fort Detroit with Captain Stanton Sholes' Company, Regular U.S. Army, 2nd Division Artillery. He left his Widow Mary Carrel and nine minor children in Jefferson County. Five years later, in 1818, the Court in Steubenville appointed a James Tarrance of Jefferson County as
21. Fw: Ghost Towns in Carroll County [1]
Karen, I think you may be after the Somerset that is about 7 miles from Rose twp. The town is in Tuscarawas Co. It still exists. Keep in mind that Carroll was formed from Tuscarawas Co as well as the other four surrounding counties, Stark, Columbiana, Jefferson, and Harrison. Jane in Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Borton" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 1:39 AM Subject: Ghost Towns in Carroll County > Hello - I need to find out if ther
22. Fw: Schiappa Library [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: 10tress20 To: Undisclosed-Recipient:; Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 9:17 AM Subject: Schiappa Library FYI Please pass the following info on to as many as you can: Schiappa Library in Steubenville has the following new book. This is a compilation of copies of cards that once belonged to the "Neighborhood House" in Steubenville. These cards were used for persons studying at the House for citizenship during 1935-72 and not only included residents of Steubenville, Jeffer
23. Carroll County Census 1850 & 1860 [1]
I just want to thank everyone who contacted me with help and suggestions! My family is still not found, but at least I have some other things to try. Darlene
24. Greenhill Cemetery [1]
List I spent the day digging up headstones at the Greenhill Cem. I've added some pictures of the stones that I unearthed today. The new pictures start with number 102 the link is; http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4289768261 Jean
25. McCausland's in Colorado [1]
I was in Colorado doing research and found copies of marriage records at the Denver Public Library. The Denver Library is in downtown Denver, next door to the Historical Society and a couple of blocks from the State Archives. The collections are terrific and well worth a look or a stop of a couple of days. Besides Colorado the Library has a heavy collection of Oklahoma and New Mexico. Below is what I found at the Denver Public Library on Microfilm under State of Colorado, Division of Vital S
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