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1. Present Atlantic Co,NJ>Clermont Co,Oh [1]
I include the north bank of the Mullica River folk. Collins,String,Albertson,Higbee,McCollum, Frambes,Lake, Leeds,Doughty-1803 Later, Conover,Blackman,Champion,White,Jenkins, Mathis, Johnson,Sooy, Strickland,Giberson, Leeds [13 adult Leeds];Smith, Cordrey,Dole, Steelman, Ingersol,Townsend,Strickland,Godfrey,Clark, Ely,McClain,English, Homan, - I should be working from the 1794 militia lists of Galloway and Egg Harbor Townships-Conover,Burdsall, Burnett,Scull, Carter, -there were multiples of some of these
2. CREAGER Family Miami Twnship [1]
Hi Everyone ,Ive been researching my family the Creagers, found all on the 1850 census Jacob, Eve and eight children . They came from New Jersey but do not know from where. Would like any help in finding their parents, or brothers and sisters. He was born in 1807 and they married in 1828 in Clermont Co. They died there but have only found one daughter Lucinda buried with her parents and her husband Jacob Philhower. Also curious to know if William Creager and Catherine Nitzer also on 1850 census could be
3. Surprise, price rising [1]
I've seen this posting on a couple of list, so I thought I would share the good news. Fortunately, more and more County sites are getting census and other information, such as the 1890 Special Veterans census, posted. See item that I have 'pasted' below the first e-mail. =============== Hi everyone, Last night at a lecture, I was talking to my friend & colleague Dr. Robert (Bob) PLOWMAN of the Mid-Atlantic National Archives in Philadelphia. He told me that on July 1, 2000, the cost of the Military Rec
4. Carters of Clermont Co Ohio [1]
We now have a web site for the surname "Carter" of Clermont Co. OHio. Please let me know if you would like to be a member. Just hit "reply" or write me at nbroermann@home.com Nancy
5. Looking for Eli and Emeline Scofield Stoughton. [1]
Eli Stoughton a blacksmith in Warren Co. & Hamilton Co. (maybe others), OH > Eli was born: 12 Dec 1824, son of Cornelius & Mary Cox Stoughton. He married > Emeline Scofield, dau of Caleb and Margaret Prosser Scofield 29 Oct 1845 > Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. He was in the Civil War as a blacksmith - > became ill & was discharged after several attempts at getting back to > blacksmithing during the war. > Eli and Emeline had 9 children. > His dau. Matilda married son of Thornton Thompson of Butlerville, G
6. ELY JOHNSON SOOY NJ>OH [1]
Our tradition is that the father of our Samuel Ely,ship's carpenter,b 1780 was a Benjamin Ely. Likely true, for I have a Benjamin Ely on the 1781 tax list [only] of Galloway Twnsp,old Gloucester Co,NJ [now Atlantic Co]. Our tradition is that Benjamin Ely was lost at sea-1781 Galloway twnsp-PORT REPUBLIC-LEEDS POINT-SMITHVILLE-CHESTNUT NECK-COLLINS MILLS CLARK'S LANDING NJ-was a base for privateers. Mullica River and Little Egg Harbor bay. Say he lost his father in 1781-82, born 1780 Samuel Ely was raised
7. Re: Ancestors from New Jersey/Clermont Co, OH [1]
Group, One more NJ family, Houghton, late arrivals (1882 or so) by way of Maysville, KY; Madison, IN and Rising Sun, IN. Originally from Hunterdon Co. NJ, at the East/West Jersey line by Princeton, Hopewell and Pennington hard by Washington crossing. Herman Kleine -----Original Message-----
8. Re: Clermont County Website [1]
I second that, Bravo to Tammy for the Clermont website and all the hard work. Bill mailto:scotsman@fidnet.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Lois To: Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 7:01 PM Subject: Re: Clermont County Updates : Tammy...Your Clermont site is going to be absolutely awesome when you : get everything up and operating! I love it. Lois : :
9. Gouging for records [1]
A FOURFOLD increase from $10 to $40 by the National Archives for military pension records and from $10 to $17.50 for service records? This is totally unjustified and just another way to "soak" genealogists, who already pay taxes like everyone else. I will write my Congressman and two U. S. Senators to protest this and I recommend that each one of you do the same. Wouldn't we do the same if postage stamp prices were raised fourfold? Well the same principal applies here. Do nothing and we are going
10. OH Connects HAYWARD and others [1]
Matthew and Margaret {SHELDON} HAYWARD/HAYWOOD came from New Brunswick, Canada to Belmont Co., OH, in the early 1820s. By 1834 they had moved to Edenton, Clermont Co., OH, apparently to be with Margarets SHELDON family, who had come from Nova Scotia to nearby Clinton Co., OH. >From the records we have been able to put together, it appears that Matthew and Margaret had at least five daughters and two sons, all but the first born in Ohio. We think that most of those listed below were included in this family
11. LIGHT HAYS APPLE Pa [1]
Peter Light,the n Bethel Oh pioneer of pre-1800 n Bethel,Oh m Barbara Hays, dau of Christopher Hays,of Westmoreland Co,Pa .Besides being the militia officer of Westmoreland Co,1778,I've read HAYS surveyed the north-south Pa-WV panhandle line in 1782. Jack Glascow tells me her his wife was EVA APPLE. I've read Christopher Hayes was in Woodford Co,Ky in 1792,[surveying?]and now, 1802,Jackson,Cape Girardeau,Mo We know of A MR APPLE,akin to the Bolender-Shinkle-Waldschmidt colony, buying 2000 rich acres a
12. Re: OHCLERMO-D Digest [1]
I am trying to locate John Hahn buried in Newtown Oh., he Married Anna or Annie E. Edwards. They had 7 children. Nort, Wilbur, Clara, May, Anna and Frank. John and Anna divorced from my understanding. She is buried in Bethel with son Wilbur. Any info. Would be a great help. Thanks to one and all. Dianna L. Auel
13. Re: Pate/South geneology [1]
Hi Dan, I have this these in my South database, but I'm sorry to say I have nothing after the births of MATILDA SOUTH and CHRISTOPHER PATE children, nor do I have anything on C. PATE's parents. Kathy South Genealogy Located at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/o/u/Kathy-A-South/index.html AllWays Researching: Descendents of William Highley Descendents of Thomas Epperson Descendents of Charles Roark and Abigail Descendents of Unknown Soule Including Mayme Soule Descendents of Unknown Mann
14. Re: Migration from S Jersey to Clermont Co., OH & Why? [1]
.... regarding the migration of S. Jersey families to Clermont Co., OH... My TROUT families from Monmouth and Gloucester counties, NJ came to Clermont in 1799-1800 and in 1816. John Trout is in early 1803 OH tax lists; his brother Morris Trout sold land in Gloucester in July 1816 and bought land in Clermont in August 1816. Their families came with them. Also emigrating at about the same time were HIGHT families (Hightstown, NJ) and LEEDs families from NJ with whom the Trouts intermarried. John and Mor
15. Special Offer from S-K publications to get Census CD's online [1]
Another idea worth considering. Maggie has the OHKNOX list, among others. ================ Maggie Stewart wrote: Hi Everyone, On many of my lists we have discussed pooling our resources to purchase a CD of a certain county for a certain year. Following is a way to do that with other of a like interest. ========== S-K Publications will scan any Ohio county onto CD for any census year (1820 through 1920). Turn-around time, once an order is confirmed: 2-3 months. SPECIAL FEATURE: As each county/
16. Death Certificate [1]
Can anyone tell me where to look for a death certificate from possibly Miami Township around 1900. The name is Catherine Farrell Smith was married to William T Smith but I just cant seem to find where she is buried. Also looking for birth records around Jackson Township in the mid to later 1800s. Any help will be appreciated. Ray SMITH, RENARD, RENNARD, FARRELL
17. Re: OHCLERMO-D Digest V00 #83 [1]
Does anyone have access to the 1900 Census for Clermont Co.? If so, I really would appreciate a look-up for Martha NICHOLS, about 63 years old, a widow who probably lived in New Richmond, perhaps with her son William and daughter Margaret NICHOLS. Thanks much. --Lee
18. PLEASE HELP [1]
I am looking for the place of death of John Jacob Haetterich (Hetterick) who was living with his sons in Moscow Clermont County in 1910. He died July 23, 1913. I have been unable to locate a death certificate on him in Clermont County. I do know where he is buried but would really like to find a cert or obit on him. Anyone with clues please e-mail. Thanks, Missy
19. Re: Stonelick,Clermont [and Bracken,Ky] Pattison's Patterson's [1]
Can someone tell me exactly where Stonelick Township was located in Clermont County? Thank you. Lois in CA
20. FW: look ups [1]
I have asked more than once to be taken OFF the volunteer look up list due to health and my name is still listed on the Gen Web BB. I will NOT be answering any e-mails for some time. Sorry. Barb McCarthy
21. HOMAN DEAL SHANE GIBERSON BIRDSALL [1]
Anna,when you have time-1850-75 marriages KELLUM AND SLADE families including Sanford Kellum m - Slade, but others also. TICE and Giberson and Longstreet were once all VAN PELT of Flat Buch,NY. Search > Record Type > Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 > Search ResultsMarch 24, 2000 Search Results Search Terms: DEAL (3) Database: Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 Combined Matches: 3 Given NameSurnameGiven Name Spouse
22. Veneman/Vanaman/Venemon [1]
There are Veneman family members of record in Kentucky, marrying two Hopkins brothers and moving to Preble County, Ohio. (briefly) My own research into these Hopkins Brothers have not gotten very far at this point although I'll keep you in mind, if you wish, should I unearth more information in the near future. I have full Veneman names and marriage dates from Kentucky. Richard F. Page >I'm FOX hunting. Does anyone have a John FOX and wife Mary >VANAMAN/VENAMANN or any other spelling from the Swedesbor
23. RE: Hahn in Newtown [1]
This is actually called Flagspring Cemetery, it was established by the I.O.O.F., Lodge #152 in 1863. The graves were recorded in 1988. Here is what I found listed for the name Hahn: Block C William Hahn b.1889 d.---- Pearl Hahn b. 1877, d. 17 May 1950, wife of John James Hahn, b 1866, d. 18 Feb 1839 Father Rosa Belle Hahn, b. 1863, d. 26 Oct 1937 Mother Arch B. Hahn b. 1852, d 1923 Carrie B. Hahn b. 1862, d. 1923 (same stone as Arch) Block K Abner Hahn, b. 9 May 1812, d. 31 Dec 1891 Lucinda Hahn, b.
24. Re: MCCOLLUM in NJ and Clermont Co, OH [1]
---------- Hugh MCCALLUM d. 28 Oct 1794 in Port Republic, NJ, and Mary CAMPBELL had two sons: Patrick b. 1749 and and Cornelius b 1748. Patrick stayed in NJ but Cornelius MCCOLLUM and Rebecca LEEDS brought their family to Clermont Co., OH in 1803. Their first child Daniel MCCOLLUM b 1786 in Gloucester Co., NJ, m. Martha WINANS b. 1780 (d/o Job and Abigail WINANS ?) in Clermont Co. Abt 1807. Daniel MCCOLLUM died in 1812 and I believe he was killed in the War of 1812 (Patrick also had a son Daniel who ma
25. HICKS/UTTER/TATMAN/HOPKINS/MELVIN/ROBINSON/JOHNSON/OWENS/JONES, etc. more [1]
Hi to everyone researching Clermont... I'm compiling a book on the HICKS family of Clermont... putting together the work of a distant cousin who'd been collecting information for more than 30 years; I'll be glad to share what I have. The Hicks settled in Clermont before 1806. I'd love to find some cousins to fill in some gaps...do any of these names belong to you? Joshua HICKS m. Diana Adams in Rowan Co, NC 1794. Children: 1. Henry [b. 1795] m. Betsy UTTER 2. Ruth [b. 1797] m. John TATMAN 3.
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