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1. Re: [OH-VALLEY] Blessing alias Malcom(b) [1]
Thanks Patricia, I did not have this data. Lewis Blessing of Shenandoah Co., VA was most likely the same Lewis Blessing, son of Jacob Blessing (d. 1790) of Shenandoah Co., VA and the brother of John Blessing (1770-1828) of VA and later of Sugarcreek Twp, Greene Co., OH. Thanks so much for this information. Parker Todd ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patricia Burger" To: "Parker & Trisha Todd" Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 8:27 PM Subject: Re: [OH-VALLEY]
2. Re: [OHGREENE-L] What name is "CVEALY"? [1]
Cvealy...here is a really far fetched idea... I looked up cve in the OED and came up with nothing. Then I thought since sometimes u looked like a v maybe it is really Cuealy. Then "cue" came up with about 63 definitions including the one that is used to refer to (what I shall call) a ponytail at the base of the neck...powdered wigs that men wore often had a cue, and men often wore their (natural) hair in a cue. (They still do, but they call it a "ponytail) Is it possible that this woman had curly hair an
3. DUFFY [1]
Looking to talk to anyone who might have a connection or otherwise have information on the DUFFYs who lived in the Bellbrook (Sugar Creek and Beaver Creek Twps) area of Greene County. Thanks, Rick Wilson St. Louis MO
4. Re: [OHGREENE-L] 1920 Census Badgley Gr. co [1]
I took another look at the image. I could see where the name could be Hearld, particularly since a Harold Reel, a29, shows up in the 1930 Ohio census. Ed Moodie On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 07:05:55 EST Lsabin1313@aol.com writes: > Well, we have Hearld and now Herbert as first names for the nephew. > Thank you > so much all of you wonderful people on these lists. We really do > have the > pick of the Internet on Rootsweb. I will publish it if we get an > answer about the > company that he worked for in 1920
5. Re: [OHGREENE-L] help or suggestions needed [1]
The sexton is the person in charge of the cemetery. If it is an old country cemetery, often they are turned over to the township and not have a sexton. Then the township trustees have the records. You need to get the actual cemetery records because they will have the actual death of death on them or date of burial. You know that they were buried within a few days of death so that gives you a close enough date to look for the obits. Often the cemetery records also include a burial permit which would have
6. Re: [OHGREENE-L] David T and Martha Willson in 1850 census for Greene County [1]
Barbara, You just might be on to something. Mercersburg is just 11 miles from Greencastle, PA--heart of Antrim Township, Franklin Co., PA. In 1820 I found John Corder along with two Robert Wilsons in Antrim Twp.. There is also a will for Robert Donovan dated 1823-4 and probated in both Champaign Co., OH and Franklin Co., PA where Mercersburg was located that names Jane Wilson, wife of Robert Wilson. Robt. D names Friend Thomas McCleland, Esq. as an Executor. The closest David Willsons that I've
7. Susan McDorman Jenkins [1]
I have found a Susan McDorman Jenkins 1891-1952 buried in Silvercreek Twp. Cemetery in Section C # 49, next to John and Phebe McDorman # 46 & 47. Could she be a granddaughter to John and Phebe? I have just rejoined the McDorman list, hoping to finally find Elinor Jane (Ellen) McDorman Downey McIntosh parents. She was born early in 1800 in OH and parents were born in NC, according to the Census. John McDorman of Greene Co. was born either in NC or SC depending on which Census one looks at. He would h
8. Church of the Brethern Records [1]
Can someone tell me if the Church of the Brethren Church records are accessible. I have family who I have found out were members of the church. I'm looking for deaths in the church, since all I have is a year on the tombstone and they weren't recorded with the county. Thanks Steve
9. Re: [OHGREENE-L] 1920 Census Badgley Gr. co [1]
Thank you!! I will look at that right now. Linda
10. wish toi thank [1]
Hi Everyone I want to stop and thank all of you that have responded to my recent inquires on deaths in greene county. I have had 14 positive responses this day alone, and I hope i have sent each of those a thank you. but if i have missed any one please know i a grateful that you responded. take care and much luck on doing your families, I love doing genealogy to me its not a hobby its a life. filled with excitement. beckie --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Des
11. Swigart [1]
Could someone in Xenia please send me the obit for Myrtle L. "Mickey" Swigart. Thanks Mike
12. [OHGREENE-L] help or suggestions needed [1]
Hi I am trying to get some full death dates on family members and this is what i have done to get them... 1 wrote to joseph greer and he has helped me with fukk dates of deaths but he can;t spend time on justa year to get a obit which i know is hard to do. 2. then i wrote to the person who has the grape grove cemnetery books and his wife answered and said they didn;t have time to look up information. I sent her a list of 12 persons. 3. I emailed chris wydman and he didn;t have any of the persons i nee
13. Re: [OHGREENE-L] David T and Martha Willson in 1850 census for Greene County [1]
I have just come across a Sarah McConnell who married James Wilson. Also have a Martha McConnell who married David Wilson. Are either of these of interest?
14. Re: [OHGREENE-L] help or suggestions needed [1]
Put the 12 on the list and see what happens. It may be someone will have the same "cousins" or some kind soul, who has been helped by others, will look them up for you. God bless!! Linda Swaney Sabin
15. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Re: What name is "CVEALY"? [1]
Could you please post what year, where, page number, or head of household where you saw this name Cvealy? Having peaked my curiosity, I'd like to look at the census image. That way instead of wild guesses, you'd get other people's opinion about the handwriting. ( LDS did not read anyone in the 1880 in Ohio as having that name)
16. MARY V WILSON [1]
Iam trying to find the parents or siblings of a woman by the name of Mary Wilson who married Virgil Johnson 4/27/1841 in Greene Co. OH. She was b. 5//8/1816 we believe in Greene Co. OH and d. 6/9/1898 in Poweshiek Co IA. This Virgil Johnson was the son of Pleasant Johnson of Silver Creek Twp Greene Co., son of Wm Johnson Patriot (VA). I just can't believe we can't find this family. There are several Wilsons in the area, there doesn't seem to be a Wilson will that I have found anyway that mentions her (tha
17. Migration [1]
This might be a stupid question, sorry. I was just wondering if anyone out there knows why so many people migrated from Virginia to Ohio. Was it the National Road, was there land offered? I know my ancestors came from Virginia and so many people on the list mention that their families came from Virginia. Lisa Baggott Miller
18. Re: [OHGREENE-L] 1920 Census Badgley Gr. co [1]
I looked at the image published by Heritage, a service of our local library at Frankfort, IL. What I see: Simom Badgley, head, a60, occ Carpenter, House Jermie Badgley, wife, a63, occ none George D Reel, boarder, a25, occ Farmer Laborer Herbert W Reel, nephew, a19, occ Robestra(?) Moser(?) plant laborer Ed Moodie On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 22:57:42 EST Lsabin1313@aol.com writes: > Anyone have better eyes than we do? Two of us have tried to figure > out page 8 > of 38 on Ancestry of 1920 Greene Co. Census - Xen
19. Tied loosely Knott Wilson Badgely [1]
Hi, several people have wondered about the connection between the Wilson family and the Badgley family as there are Badgley in the Wilson Cemetery which is supposedly a family cemetery. In searching for the correct Knott family for Elizabeth Knott Badgley wife of Moses, I came upon Elizabeth Knott Wilson, wife of Issac (Essac) S. Wilson. They show up in the 1850 Census in Mad River Twp. Clark Co. and she in 1880 Census with son Charles in Mad River Twp. Clark Co. Clifton Cemetery Records of Greene Co.
20. Re: [OHGREENE-L] David T and Martha Willson, McClelland, Criswell, Booth, Thomas, Spence, Galloway [1]
Dave, Well now this is getting interesting. Martha Corder who m. David Willson in ChampCo., OH in 1824, stated she was from PA and the only CORDER in PA in 1820 was John Corder who was in Antrim Twp., Franklin County, PA. Mary Ann Corder m. Elza Twigg in ChampCo in 1844. They were from Old Town, Allegany Co., MD, just SW of Franklin County, PA. So she must also be related to the John Corder in Franklin County, PA--no other Corder was nearby. Robert and Mary Criswell were in Brooke Co., (W)VA in
21. Thank you! [1]
I want to thank everyone who responded to my question about migration. Obviously there are many reasons why people moved West, but your responses gave me some information that might help in my pursuit. Thanks again! Lisa Baggott Miller
22. Re: [OHGREENE-L] help or suggestions needed [1]
Hi Debbie, yes I have the cemetery on microfiche at my fhc the problem there is they only give you 1823-1900 I need full dates of deaths to get the obit. I even have the grave pictures, I wrote to David Curtis who has the cemetery books, I am not sure what the difference is between the sexton and the trustee... I am in contact with joseph greer who is in the greene county room. he has been getting me the obits out when i have a full date of death. other wise he can't- be spared to look for just a year. whic
23. help on full dates of death [1]
Hey is there any one out there working on these folks this is all the information i have on them. James w. Evans died 1898 Wallace Allison died 1908 Elizabeth Gordon Allison died 1906 William McDonald died 1926 Frank Leach died 1953 Lew Bradds died 1947 Edith Bradds died 1939 S.P. Heitt died 1917 Mazzie Larrick died 1949 I do have where they are buried but the year is just given on the markers, I am trying to get an obit or just the full date of death on these. any help will be great. thank beckie --
24. Re: [OHGREENE-L] help or suggestions needed [1]
Hi Richard my people all died before ssdi. it would be easy then, i tried the 1913 to 1937 ohio things also. with little luck.but some died before 1913. and some after 1937. to 1952. oh well guess I will have to quit on this for a while now. thanks for answering beckie richard van wagenen wrote:did you trying using ssdi at ancestry.com --- beckie vaughan wrote: > Hi I am trying to get some full death dates on > family members and this is what i have done to get > them... > > 1 wrot
25. Re: [OHGREENE-L] 1920 Census Badgley Gr. co [1]
Well, we have Hearld and now Herbert as first names for the nephew. Thank you so much all of you wonderful people on these lists. We really do have the pick of the Internet on Rootsweb. I will publish it if we get an answer about the company that he worked for in 1920 in Xenia. Again, thank you. Linda Swaney Sabin
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