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1. [OHERIE-L] 24th Ohio Infantry Regiment Query [1]
Yes, this is my semi-annual query. ----------- Wanted: A reply from all descendants of veterans who served in the 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1861-1864. I am constructing the history and genealogy of the 24th Ohio Infantry Regiment. My idealized focus is ambitious, recording each veteran's antebellum and post-war experiences, as well as their war service information. I need help tracking down the descendants of the 950 veterans. To aid you in determining whether you have a veteran in the u
2. [OHERIE-L] death records [1]
Carol, Wouldn't I have to know the date of death to send for the record? Also, I am not positively sure that a specific family member remained in Erie County. All I have on most of the family is the information in the 1880 census. Marge
3. Re: [OHERIE-L] Catholic Cemeteries in Sandusky [1]
Hello, I noticed the FOLEY name mentioned in your posting. I have a great grandmother, Elizabeth Foley who married Michael J. Doyle and lived in Sandusky from 1870-1900. I have a complete history of Elizabeth's family from Lorain County but thought that maybe her father, Morris FOLEY, might have had some siblings settle in Erie County. Do you have any Foleys originally from Troy, NY or Cork, Ireland. Thanks! Mike Miller Clevela
4. [OHERIE-L] HILL and PATCH Families [1]
Hi Everyone- I'm new to this list, and I live in New Mexico. That makes it a bit difficult to get to Ohio. I'm searching for the families of my g-g-grandparents. They were married in Erie County, Ohio on May 4, 1844. Their names were James Melvin Hill(s) and Sarah M. Patch. James' father was Eben or Ebenezer (or a variant of one of those) and it is believed his middle initial was "B". The family moved to Erie County from Lewis County, NY sometime between 1830 and 1840. Sarah was born in Danbury, C
5. [OHERIE-L] Church Records [1]
I would like to second June's request for church record lookups. I'm looking for HILL and PATCH in Erie County in 1830s and 1840s. I may even have some there in the 1850s, because I don't know what happened to the patriarchs and matriarchs of those families. Any help at all appreciated. Carol Ruidoso, NM
6. [OHERIE-L] Seeking Ted Reising [1]
A few months ago, I corresponded with Ted through OHERIE. If Ted Reising is still on this list, or someone knows how I can reach him, please contact me. Thanks for your help, John Rutherford ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.
7. Re: [OHERIE-L] Fw: Adam Holzhauer [1]
Hi Fred, I am not working on this line, but in my Father's copy of History of Erie County by Aldrich(1889), I find: Page 581: "Holzhauer, John, Huron p.o., was born in Hessen Kassel, Germany in 1810, and was left an orphan at an early age, and came to America in 1837, settling in Lorain County, Ohio. He was married in 1838 to Orta Shaup, who died April 4, 1844, leaving two children, Caroline and Henry. He married his second wife, Catharine Heidenrich , in March, 1847. She died December 2, 1862. The
8. Re: [OHERIE-L] HILL and PATCH Families [1]
Hi Shelly- > Is it possible Ebenezer was a pastor, also? Check out the following: > > From History of Erie County by Aldrich, 1889, page 363-4 -- regarding > churches in Sandusky: > > " It was when Mr. Jewett was pastor that the second Methodist Episcopal > Church edifice was erected .... The > following were the regularly appointed pastors: From 1845, 1846, 1847, E.R. > Jewett; 1847 and 1848, Ebenezer R. Hill; ..." This is fantastic information. I don't know if this is my Hill or not, but it could be.
9. [OHERIE-L] Lorain Journal [1]
The Lorain Journal is still being printed, but is now called the Daily Journal or Morning Journal. Not sure which. Patricia
10. Re: [OHERIE-L] HILL and PATCH Families [1]
Hi Carol, Is it possible Ebenezer was a pastor, also? Check out the following: >From History of Erie County by Aldrich, 1889, page 363-4 -- regarding churches in Sandusky: " It was when Mr. Jewett was pastor that the second Methodist Episcopal Church edifice was erected on what is now the High School grounds opposite the Congregational Church. When almost completed it was burned. The next church edifice was erected on the West Square between the Congregational Church and the present stone church occ
11. Re: [OHERIE-L] Groton Twp. trustee's???/Deyo Cemetery [1]
hope this doesn't sound like a silly question ...but is he a trustee or someone buried in Deyo Cemetery? Brenda :) osogreat wrote: > Brenda--If you find old Eb Hill, please let me know. > Carol > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Bolen Brenda > To: > Sent: Sunday, October 31, 1999 10:18 AM > Subject: [OHERIE-L] Groton Twp. trustee's???/Deyo Cemetery > > > Hello, > > I am in need of the trustee's of groton twp. > > There are two or three in the Be
12. Re: [OHERIE-L] Lorain Journal [1]
The "Morning Journal". Shelly In a message dated 10/9/99 3:15:50 AM, Almenami@aol.com writes: >The Lorain Journal is still being printed, but is now called the Daily > >Journal or Morning Journal. Not sure which. > >Patricia >
13. Re: [OHERIE-L] Deyo & Graves Cemetery & Surnames:Alter,Bond,Figle,Harmon,Jakes,Zabst [1]
I saw that you have the name Bollinger on your list. Do you have a Theron C. Bollinger who married a Doris Emmeline Sarr of Erie County, Ohio on your family list? Tom Jenkins from Texas tjenkins@ghg.net -----Original Message----- From: Bolen Brenda To: OHERIE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 6:43 PM Subject: [OHERIE-L] Deyo & Graves Cemetery & Surnames:Alter,Bond,Figle,Harmon,Jakes,Zabst >Hello, >We had a trip
14. [OHERIE-L] Re: Vermilion Newspapers. [1]
I don't know whether it is still being printed, but there was a weekly Vermilion newspaper being printed up to a few years ago. The Vermilion News. Both my mother and her sister received it for many years after they were married and had left Vermilion. I believe it was either printed by the Trinters or the Neidings, but can't remember which family. It was on Grant Street. Patricia
15. [OHERIE-L] Marriage [1]
I am looking for a marriage in Ohio before 1840 Don't Know which county. The marrage of Augustus Smith and Susannah (Susan) Bush. Also would like to hear from anyone researching this family line. I can be contacted at rmiles@bloomingdaletel.com Appreciate any help. Carolyn Miles rmiles@bloomingdaletel.com
16. [OHERIE-L] Fw: [OHIO] Free Genealogy Workshop [1]
- ---------------------------------------------------------------- FORWARDED MESSAGE - Orig: 4-Oct-99 10:37 Subject: [OHIO] Free Genealogy Workshop - ---------------------------------------------------------------- Reply-To: Russ Pollitt Genealogy Resources on the Internet. Learn to research your family tree using the Internet! This free class will show you how to easily access genealogical information on the World Wide Web. Participants will learn how to locate vital record
17. Re: [OHERIE-L] 24th Ohio Infantry Regiment Query [1]
What about the 176th O.I.V. from Columbiana. Where do I get information on this outfit. -----Original Message----- From: John C Rutherford To: OHERIE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, October 24, 1999 9:02 AM Subject: [OHERIE-L] 24th Ohio Infantry Regiment Query >Yes, this is my semi-annual query. >----------- >Wanted: > >A reply from all descendants of veterans who served in the 24th Ohio >Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1861-1864. > >I am constructing the history and
18. [OHERIE-L] Groton Twp. trustee's???/Deyo Cemetery [1]
Hello, I am in need of the trustee's of groton twp. There are two or three in the Bellevue Ohio phone area...483. Please send me any of the trustee's phinew numbers but the Bellevue area ones would be better. Thank you for any help!! P.S. Trying to find out exactly who all is buried in the Deyo Cemetery. The list at the Erie Co. court house list is imcomplete...no one is listed on the court house records after 1909... Many were laid to rest afterwards. Brenda
19. [OHERIE-L] Fw: early european contacts [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, October 15, 1999 3:46 PM Subject: New Erie Co. Oh Queries Post Erie Co. Oh Queries A new message, "early european contacts," was posted by Mark Patrie on Fri, 15 Oct 1999 Surname: Sandusky, Flanders --- NAME: Mark Patrie EMAIL: unevenodds@aol.com DATE: Oct 15 1999 QRYTEXT: I'm looking for information on early europeans in the area. My ancestor Jane Sandusky is supposed to of Indian blood,
20. [OHERIE-L] Fw: ohio history 1919 [1]
- ---------------------------------------------------------------- FORWARDED MESSAGE - Orig: 15-Oct-99 14:09 Subject: ohio history 1919 - ---------------------------------------------------------------- Sender: SUDYMKK@aol.com We are interested in finding out any interesting facts related to the year 1919 in ohio particularly sandusky county. we are looking for brief info on major events in that area so we can decide on further research. any assistance would be greatly appreciated. thank you in ad
21. [OHERIE-L] Fw: Adam Holzhauer [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, October 17, 1999 6:23 PM Subject: New Erie Co. Oh Queries Post Erie Co. Oh Queries A new message, "Adam Holzhauer," was posted by Fred Griswold on Sun, 17 Oct 1999 Surname: Holzhauer, Heidenreich --- NAME: Fred Griswold EMAIL: fredg@wenet.net DATE: Oct 17 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: My ancestor Henry Heidenreich (1795-1879) of Lorain Co. had a daughter Catherine who married a Holzhauer and
22. [OHERIE-L] Erie County Atlas [1]
Hi Everyone, The Erie County Historical Society has an Erie County Atlas for sale. 1896 ERIE COUNTY ATLAS COST 40.00 PLUS 5.00 SHIPPING SEND ORDERS TO Erie County Historical Society P.O. BOX 944 SANDUSKY, OHIO 44870 Maggie
23. Re: [OHERIE-L] Deyo & Graves Cemetery & Surnames:Alter,Bond,Figle,Harmon,Jakes,Zabst [1]
Brenda / Anyone - My ancestor lived in Erie County. My best guess is Groton, but that is only a guess. I do not know when he died. My guess again is sometime after 1845. Is there a list of active cemeteries in the mid 1800s? If so, is it online? If there is such a list, whether online or not, does it list those buried in each place? I guess I'm probably asking the same questions as Brenda. For those of us not able to visit Erie County, any help at all would be appreciated. Thanks. Carol ----- O
24. Re: [OHERIE-L] Fw: Erie Cty Newspapers [1]
Hi, It is possible that the railroad would have records...just a thought. Ruth C.
25. [OHERIE-L] Erie County OGS Page [1]
Hi Everyone, The Erie County Chapter OGS now has a new page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~oheccogs/ Maggie !^NavFont02F005A0007NGHHG5B395A
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