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1. Re: [OHCLER] Sorry About That [1]
Suspicion that Ignatius was not of our line. Yes, I know of the Greene co., PA, Rosses and Ten Mile. Pardon if I seem a bit terse, but we're moving our household to retirement digs, and my time is very limited, my days VERY full of moving activities (we're partially moving ourselves to save money). Dave Ross ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hermon B Fagley" To: Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 4:59 AM Subject: Re: [OHCLER] Sorry About That > Do you k
2. [OHCLER] Mason Co,n Ky size reductions. [1]
Mason Co,Va,,I guess was all n e Ky,and was formed by 1788. Thinking it was 1792,that it became Mason Co,Ky [Ky formed] Fleming Co was cut off to the s e in 1798. Bracken Co was cut off to the west in about 1798. Lewis Co was cut off to the east in 1806. Then the lightly populated,and rugged Robertson Co was cut off in Civil War POLITICS. 1861+ [It's few people had few slaves,and added another Northern vote in the Ky statehouse. Even today,Robertson Co has too few people to be a county. 3,000 mayb
3. Re: [OHCLER] Miller's of Clermont Co.Ohio [1]
"The" Walter Griffith" preformed some marriages in s e Clermont. Namesake of Walter Griffith Miller. I found an 1821 Griffith to a widower marriage he preformed as minister of gospel. About the end of WW II Tommy Miller,and his daughter,b abt 1941,was a neighbor of ours. He moved back near-in Chilo,Franklin township. Til about 1818,Washington twnsp,Clermont was big. It was twice reduced to the east,in 1818. Brown Co,and Franklin twnsp,Clermont were formed. Franklin is the south east most of Clermont,
4. [OHCLER] Thanks [1]
Thanks Herm: Your answer read and well received. You named several sources, and the one in particular, who evidently had representatives there in Clermont Co Ohio "just before" era of the collection and printing of the History. The Donhams also sent a good number of representatives to Clay Co Ind, but long before the History. As you say, it may have been nothing more than someone gathering info, that lead to old court/tax/etc books listing "squirrel kills", or some such. I noted many years ago, the tax reco
5. [OHCLER] "They" moved on WEST. [1]
The Battle of Fallen Timbers in nw Ohio was 1794,and 1795 led to the Treaty of Greenville. I use the 1795-96 winter as 'a' date for the earliest settlement of Clermont -safely. But I know Covalt's Station,and Round Bottom Station were about 1791,a mile west of Milford,Clermont. And Feagin's and Buchanan's Fort,near Germantown,Ky to the south east. And we have a mid 1802 census of males,to see if present Ohio had enough males to be cut from the NW Terr tory [1802-03 winter]. Some people quickly moved
6. [OHCLER] Turner [1]
Correction to my earlier note about the Turners buried in Vesper Cemetery; Leroy Turner is still living, according to a friend who just now caught my mistake and let me know. His wife Gladys died many years ago. And I had thought that first cup of coffee cleared the cobwebs. Guess it takes two cups! Carol in Ocala
7. [OHCLER] Sorry About That [1]
Dear Site: I apologize for any "clutter" I have placed on the site. Further, I have something to really apologize about. To attempt to "catch" a person that is always using, word for word, some of my humble research efforts and findings, BUT ALWAYS CHANGES ONE EVENT, OR ONE PERSON, OR ONE DATE, evidently to make something "fit" in their own scheme of things, I committed a crime for genealogy; - - - - - - - I changed one date, and only one date, on purpose. This, in that way too long message of a cou
8. Re: [OHCLER] White Christmas. [1]
To all on this wonderful list, I wish you all a blessed Christmas. Your story brought tears to my eyes, Herm. I long to return to Ohio. Maybe 2004 will be the year! Sandi Hollister Boston, GA
9. [OHCLER] Andersonville [1]
Hi All, I happened onto this posting site and thought I would respond in my offer to help in Andersonville research. I am not trying to step on Sandis`s toes. As a matter of fact, I hope to meet her at the site someday and talk with someone who has as much interest in the site as I do. I am a local historian and Volunteer for the NPS at Andersonville and would like to help in anyway that I can. I have a copy of the park database here at my home which allows me to keep updated in advance of what is ava
10. [OHCLER] 1801 Thomas Canter to Rebecca Ho[d]ges Surrey Co,NC Sapp [1]
Are the above the Thomas Canter's of s Tate Twnsp,Clermont Co,Ohio? Thomas Canter,of Clermont Co,Ohio's daughter, Sarah Canter Sapp, is buried,in 1853,in the Hodges [Nicholsville Baptist ]cemetary. Pauline Trees Jegley has Hodges and Sapp ancestors. Rev Gerrard,of Ninian Riley,in 1806 formed one of the Baptist churches Rev George K.Sapp would preach to.Another,nearby,formed years later at Wigginsville,Oh had Rev George Sapp as minister,and 2 Canters,of Thomas,as elders. _________________________________
11. Re: [OHCLER] 4 John Brown old Clermont land speculators [1]
There was more than 1 John Brown speculating in Clermont and Brown Co ,Ohio land. I guess John and Margaret Brown,of Mason Co,Ky refers to the Irish inn-keeper located in the 4 miles between Maysville and Washington,Mason Co,Ky. Another speculator was Ky's early senator,John Brown,of [?] Woodford Co,Ky who had a lawyer brother, James Brown,at Harrodsburg,or Danville,old Mercer Co,Ky. A 3rd lived across the Ohio from North Bend,in what is now Boone Co,Ky,adjoining Cave Johnson. And a 4th John Bro
12. Re: [OHCLER] Where are we now? [1]
Richard - Thank you so much for all your knowledge and wisdom for this site. I am forever copy/paste your info into my records. Please continue to share this knowledge with us - you have a gold mine!! Irene RICHARD RUSSELL wrote: Dear Howard Glenn: Hello. Thank you. Did you have a nice Thanksgiving? I hope you, and yours, have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. My message, "cluttering up" the OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com List, was not personnel correspondence, but meant for th
13. Re: [OHCLER] Gray's - Clermont Co., OH [1]
Could one of the children have been George Gray b ca 1872 who married Lizzie Sells b Apr 2, 1872 d Sep 6, 1902? Herman Kleine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pamela Ward" To: Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2003 7:41 PM Subject: [OHCLER] Gray's - Clermont Co., OH > Herman (hermfagley@juno.com) & > Elaine (McBoots2@aol.com) > > Your inquiries caught my eye. I also have a connection to a Gray line in > Clermont Co. > > On my grgrgrandfather's Thomas M. Cart
14. [OHCLER] Ohio MORFORD & HESS families [1]
Hi I'm searching for ancestors of Susanna HESS b. 1804 in York County, PA and d. 1849 in Franklin County, Indiana. She married John Morford on June 25, 1820 in Clermont County, OH. John Morford was b. between 1795-1797 in Ohio and died 1839 in Franklin County, Indiana. Perhaps 8 of their 9 children were born in Clermont County before the family migrated to Franklin County, Indiana. There is a Samuel Hess and a "John Hest" on the 1800 Clermont tax lists and a Benjamin Hess and John Hess in the 1820 Clermon
15. [OHCLER] Lewis & Short [1]
Does anyone have a list of the children of Charles Lewis & Elizabeth Short? I am looking for Union Township, Clermont County, Ohio I am looking for proof a daughter Martha Ann born 1827 In Union Township, Clermont County, Ohio. Martha Ann died February 11, 1878 (Martha Ann Kirgan) i n Monroe township, Clermont County, Ohio. I have her death certificate but it does not list her parents. Would she have been named in Charles Lewis will? Eileen in Indiana
16. Re: [OHCLER] Brown/Ky,Oh [1]
Thanks, Dick, for taking time to respond. ----- Original Message ----- From: "RICHARD RUSSELL" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 2:49 PM Subject: [OHCLER] Brown/Ky,Oh > Dear Dave, and "Site": Hello. Thanks for your message to "OHCLERMO" site. > As stated in that message, I have never had any need to research those Ky and Ohio Browns any further. Sorry. But surely, someone in that area should be "interested" in them, and th
17. [OHCLER] Sapp,Brown, Canter,Ashton [1]
I've studied the Sapp family many years. They were migrating with my own Capt-Lt-Rev-JP George Brown,d 1814. [That's my feeble attempt to seperate my George Brown from others] 1798,both families came north from near Boonesboro,Ky,and settled on the n Ky bank of the Ohio River,just south east of present Moscow,Clermont. 1802,the several Sapp's and George Brown moved north 5-7 miles into southern Clermont's Washington township. [Except "Ky "George Sapp, who followed a bit behind his brothers. George,and\
18. [OHCLER] Lots went to ClaY-Vigo Co,w Ind from Clermont Ferguson-Lindsey-Arthur-Brown [1]
From: Carol Johnson To: hermfagley@juno.com Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 11:22:12 -0600 Subject: Fwd: Re: Jesse McIntire X-Sender: carol67@mail.earthlink.net Pete Mann asked me to forward this to you in hopes you could help me sort out some of the Fergusons and Lindseys in Clermont County Ohio [Lindsey's have to be from Baptist Elder Hezekiah Lindsey,or ,from same neighborhod,Edmund Lindsey m Barbara Fisher[ Methodist at Mt Pisgah]. Until Pierce twnsp was formed in the 1850's,both were
19. [OHCLER] 1868 Methodist Rev.J.W. Langley of OH or NJ [1]
Herman Fagley wrote that the History of Old Bethel Methodist Church in Clermont County, OH, traces to when Rev. John Collins led a group relocating from near what is now Atlantic City, NJ in the year 1803. They built what was initially the log "Collins Meeting House, then a frame church was dedicated in 1818. Much later, the frame church was remodeled, and dedicated in October 1868 by "J.W. Langley, D.D.; with Revs, W.T. McMullen, R.E. Smith and M.A. Head being present." Having broad interests in
20. [OHCLER] White Christmas. [1]
The narrow leaf evergreen tree native to Clermont Co is the red cedar. Smells better than most others. Pines,fir,hemlock,etc must be planted here to grow here. But red cedar grow wild,from seed,but as a forest matures, the cedar are out grown and shaded out. . I had no other species than a red cedar my 1st 20 years. It became my job,as a teen ager,to hunt a proper cedar tree,and cut it,from our farm. Then,for 20+ years,we bought wholesale, and resold Christmas trees. Often 600,and once 800. Scotch p
21. Re: [OHCLER] White Christmas. [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Hermon B Fagley" To: Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 3:48 PM Subject: [OHCLER] White Christmas. > The narrow leaf evergreen tree native to Clermont Co is the red > cedar. Smells better than most others. Pines,fir,hemlock,etc > must be planted here to grow here. But red cedar grow wild,from seed,but > as a forest matures, > the cedar are out grown and shaded out. . I had no other species than a > red cedar my 1st 20 ye
22. Re: [OHCLER] Where are we now? [1]
Dear Howard Glenn: Hello. Thank you. Did you have a nice Thanksgiving? I hope you, and yours, have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. My message, "cluttering up" the OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com List, was not personnel correspondence, but meant for the "good" of all of the Clermont Co Ohio heritage, for anyone "connected" to any of the "Bhymers", Shorts, Custers, Burketts, Sapps, Kesslers, Browns, Mattox, etc, etc, etc. If you have help for any of
23. Re: [OHCLER] Re:1st Families of Clermont Co,Ohio" Requirements for? [1]
Lakin, Debruler, and Simmons are already on the list. If you are interested in First Families, write to me off-list and I will see that an application is mailed out to you. They are usually due (with your proofs) by August 1 in whichever year you would like. You would need to join the Clermont County Genealogical Society ($12) and send in a one time application fee for First Families. Then, the annual luncheon is held in September. The cost of that varies, but under $20 for nice lunch, social an
24. [OHCLER] Pioneer Cemetary [Baptist] in Bethel,Clermont. [1]
We spent Christmas afternoon around the tree,and the table,of my daughter, Tamsin,in Bethel. From there,it was easy walks thru Bethel's old business district, and north 3 blocks Bethel's Pioneer cemetary,1st located in 1797-98 as the anti-slavery Bethel Baptist church cemetary. Bethel also has,in it's s e corner,the huge Tate township cemetary. Bethel's founders,Obed and Mary Ball Denham, had their cabin off the nw corner of the village plat,and maybe 2 blocks west of the old cemetary, and their siblings
25. [OHCLER] Miller's of Clermont Co.Ohio [1]
I am reseaching the Miller'. William b1810,Arthur b 1811-d.1878,Clinton Co.Iowa,Walter Griffith b.1815-d Jan.1882,Clinton Co.Iowa and George b.1825,d.1854 Clinton Co.Iowa Walter Griffith is my wife's great grandfather...the four listed are believe to brothers...Arthur and Walter G.buried on same lot.....can not find name of parents....will join society after the new year.......help.....Mit freundlichen grussen...................d ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
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