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1. St Mary's Church in Chardon [1]
Could someone please send me the address for St. Mary's Catholic Church in Chardon, OH. Thank You. John Kangas
2. Court records [1]
Hello all listers. Can anyone tell me what the probate court in Geauga County charges for a fee for birth, death and marriage records prior to 1908? Do they have the records there, or do I need to look else where? Sure would appreciate some help. Thanks to all. John
3. FRAZIERS [1]
Posted on: Geauga Co. Oh Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Geauga?read=19 Surname: Frazier ------------------------- Looking for info on parents of Bruce M. Frazier, b. 1835 in Middlefield, Geauga Co., OH. Bruce's father might have been a David and his mother may have been Lucy Baird possibly from PA. Any info greatly appreciated. Thanks. deb chapman dchap11848@aol.com
4. Montville Cemetery [1]
My map of Geauga County shows Montville Cemetery to be on Highway 528, which is also noted to be named Madison Road in Geauga County. Lake County has a number of monikers for it, starting from the southern edge of the county line and moving north, it starts out as Chardon Road, changes to Madison Road, it then becomes River Street, Lake Street, Genung Street, and finally Hubbard Road S. and N. as it approaches Lake Erie. Highway 528 being the easiest point of reference, the cemetery is north of U.S. 6 on
5. Pioneer & General History of Geauga [1]
Hello listers, Does anyone have a copy of "Pioneer & General History of Geauga"? Is it indexed? I understand there is mention of my g4grandfather Ambrose Potter. Can anyone transcribe this section for me? Thanks all, Christopher Barttels Dayton, WA http://members.hscis.net/~bremerj/index.html ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
6. Montville Cemetery-Thanks! [1]
To all who took the time to reply to my request....THANK YOU! I will be traveling over in July and you have saved me lots of time. Again, thanks. T. Seidel
7. OHGEAUGA-D@rootsweb.com [1]
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8. Record retrieval [1]
John writes: "...Can anyone tell me what the probate court in Geauga County charges for a fee for birth, death and marriage records prior to 1908? Do they have the records there, or do I need to look else where? Sure would appreciate some help..." While cost for the records isn't revealed, here's where you need to ask: The US GenWeb/OHGenWeb site for Geauga County at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohgeauga/geauga.html says there are these two ways of retrieving records, depending on just when the event occurre
9. Montville Cemetery [1]
Greetings! Does anyone have the location of the Montville Cemetery? I will be coming in from Lake Co. in a few weeks and thought it would save time to have directions. Thanks in advance. Theresa
10. BRADLEY family in Burton [1]
I am looking for information regarding Thaddeus BRADLEY, his wife Parnal WHITNEY and their family. They immigrated from Westminster, Windsor, VT about 1806. Parnal died 16 Jan 1861 in Burton at the age of 95. Thaddeus d. 16 Nov 1840, at age 84. Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated. Colleen Knights
11. Thank you! [1]
Thank you to all who responded to my request for help on the lookup for the death information on my gggreat grandfather John W. Pierce. Not only was I able to locate his death record with ya'lls help, but also the death records of 4 other ancestors. Thank ya'll again!!! John Kangas
12. Cemeteries Found [1]
Cemeteries Found Thanks to all who offered their help in finding these two cemeteries. Both were found and the hunt was fun. Old Settlement Cemetery ------------------------ This first one is located on the south side of U.S. 322, east of Highway 306. That intersection is better known as Chesterland, formerly Chester, Ohio. The cemetery is situated between Sperry Road and Kenyon Drive. It is quaint and in a state of disrepair, as is the case with so many old graveyards. The stones left standing are d
13. Fw: {not a subscriber} BOWERMAN HASTINGS HAMILTON [1]
Please also remember to reply to the sender directly, I don't believe she is a member of this list. Alice ------- USGenWeb Project County Coordinator for Geauga Co. OH http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohgeauga/geauga.html List Manager for OHGEAUGA-L -----Original Message----- From: Sonia Yaco To: OHGEAUGA-D@rootsweb.com ; OHMEDINA-D@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, June 15, 2000 1:26 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} BOWERMAN HASTINGS HAMILTON >I'm l
14. The State Road [1]
06.05.2000 Hello! Please get on the thinking caps! I've finally found what MAY be my gggrandfather's farm, but it has a description rather than an address. It is said to be a farm on the State Road, two miles south of the corners. State Road runs right through the Falls, but where are the corners? John Morey owned this farm in 1817. The farm was then owned by a Charles Crocker, c. 1857. Anybody got any ideas? If not, who or where do I go to get this information? Thanks in Advance, and happy hunt
15. book [1]
I found these two listings at Higginson Books (http://higginsonbooks.com/): PIONEER & GENERAL HISTORY OF GEAUGA COUNTY, with Sketches of Some of its Pioneers & Prominent Men, 1798-1880. 822p. (Hist. Soc. of Geauga Co.; 1880) 1993. $85.00 PIONEER & GENERAL HISTORY OF GEAUGA COUNTY. Comp. by the Geauga Co. Hist. Society. 783p. (1953) 1994. $79.50 I don't know what the difference is between the two volumes. There are other retailers online that carry books like this, too. Also don't forget to chec
16. Going on vacation [1]
Just to let the listmembers know that I am going on vacation--leaving later tonight, and will be back late on July 2nd. Hopefully no one will have any problems with bounces or subbing/unsubbing while I'm gone. Y'all be good, hear? Alice ------- USGenWeb Project County Coordinator for Geauga Co. OH http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohgeauga/geauga.html List Manager for OHGEAUGA-L
17. Re: Pioneer and General History book [1]
Judy, Family Tree Maker has a CD that includes both histories of Geauga County. It also has a search feature and many histories for many other Ohio counties. I have it and I'm very pleased with it. It is well worth the current asking price but it goes on sale every so often if you are willing to wait for a bargain. Ray Justus Chandler, AZ County and Family Histories: Ohio, 1780-1970 http://www.familytreemaker.com/450facd.html History of Geauga and Lake Counties, Ohio with Illustrations and Biographica
18. Surname Group Site Closing - - Last Chance! [1]
Just to give you a heads up, if you want to take advantage of being able to access names of others researching your families, you'll want to check out the Surname Contact groups at PlanetAll.com before they merge with Amazon in a few weeks. If you go to the site linked below you'll have access to The Surname Genealogy Web Project & will be able to make contact on bulletin boards, and to meet new people. To join this group & have access to the information so you can print out the email addresses bef
19. Rootsweb/Ancestry Merger/buyout [1]
What a surprise to come to my computer yesterday afternoon and download my latest mail! In case you have not heard, Rootsweb (the server which hosts our mailing list(s) & GenWeb sites), has been bought out by Ancestry.com. We've been promised that nothing will change as far as the sites and the mailing lists. To read more, go to the following URL's: http://www.ancestry.com/home/celebrate/rootsrelease.htm or http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/merge.html If you still have questions, go to this site: http://h
20. Re: Record retrieval [1]
If anyone wants records of any kind from Geauga Co., but doesn't live near there, I urge you to find a nearby Family History Center and order the recods on microfilm. Geauga Co. probably has the best assortment of records on film of any county I've researched. Sandy McSpadden.
21. Manning Ware 1818 [1]
I am posting my family research interest for the first time on this list. I am researching my gggrandfather Manning Ware. Manning was born on April 09, 1818 in I believe Bolton, New York. He married Mary Jane Maynard on January 03, 1839 in Sudbury, Rutland Vermont. Manning and Mary had the following children: Martha Ware (my ggrandmother)1849-1917 Susan Ware Dallas Ware Cordelia Ware Willie Ware All these children were born in Vermont. The Ware family moved to Ohio between 1858 and 1860. Some to Lor
22. Cemeteries [1]
Would appreciate help finding two cemeteries. Can anyone tell me the address of or provide me with driving directions to the Old Settlement Cemetery of Chester (now Chesterland) in Geauga County? I'm also trying to RElocate a very, very old cemetery in adjoining Lake County (used to be part of Geauga County), near the current county line. It's called Sperry Family or Sperry Farm Cemetery. I think it's more recent name is Brown Township or Brown's Corners Cemetery? This is maintained by the township it's
23. Fw: QExpress for Geauga Co., Ohio [1]
Can anyone help Judy? Please reply directly to her, I don't believe she is a member of our list. Alice ------- USGenWeb Project County Coordinator for Geauga Co. OH http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohgeauga/geauga.html List Manager for OHGEAUGA-L -----Original Message----- From: Judy Howard To: dcaallen@pacifier.com Date: Sunday, June 04, 2000 2:48 PM Subject: QExpress for Geauga Co., Ohio > > >
Submitter: Ju
24. Fwd: OHGEAUGA-D@rootsweb.com [1]
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25. Ambrose Potter [1]
Ambrose Potter is mentioned in Pioneer & General History of Geauga, but more in passing than as the subject. The book is available with and without an index and I think that an index is available as a separate volume, as well. This excerpt is taken from GenealogyLibrary.com. Hope It helps: ********** Page 539 In 1838, they moved to the first house west of the square. Here, for some years, meetings were held. The Scriptures were searched, and a "Thus saith the Lord," became the ready "sword of the Spirit
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