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1. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Inquiry [1]
You can reach him from this website. http://co.greene.oh.us/archives.htm Happy Hunting! Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 1:48 PM Subject: [OHGREENE-L] Inquiry > Does anybody have Chris Wydman's e-mail address. If so could you send it to me, would be greatly thankful to get it. Richard Van Wagenen > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records,
2. [OHGREENE-L] Stevenson Cemetery (Old Massies Creek Cemetery) [1]
Is this cemetery still in existence? If so, can someone tell me how to get there? I believe it is in Cedarville Township. Thanks, Michael Little
3. RE: [OHGREENE-L] Walker [1]
That's true. I made my first trip to the Greene Room in September, and found a record of my great grandparent's marriage. That's something that Vital Statistics didn't have. It does take time, but it's a nice room and the staff and volunteers are very helpful. Lisa Actually, if you go to the Greene Room there are histories and church records of births before 1869. Might not be the official type of record that you need but it works when supported by other documentation such as census and tax records.
4. [OHGREENE-L] Census [1]
Does anyone know if the LDS is working on other census to produce as they have the 1880? It is so nice to have the disc right here at my desk. Linda Swaney Sabin
5. [OHGREENE-L] Walker [1]
Could someone look for a death record for me? I am lookingfor a death record for a Rebecca Jamima North WALKER, or Jamima Rebecca North Walker. She is on the 1850 cencus for Greene County but missing on the 1860. I believe she must have d 1850-1860. Thanks Debbie Walker-Meinhart
6. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Heath/Downey 1900-1938 [1]
Hi Linda, There is information on the death certificate that may help you If her husband survived her, his name may be listed. Her last residence will be listed so you will be able to check city directories and possibly find her husband that way. The informant on the certificate may also provide a clue, a relative or neighbor. The funeral home who handled the arrangements may have additional information about her-including who paid for the funeral. Once you have her exact date of death, you can then o
7. [OHGREENE-L] Alfred Johnson/ Mary McClain [1]
Seeking info on this family who lived in Greene Co., 1800-1910. Unsure of children. Also looking for area called "OLD TOWN" property, it's said that when my Johnson line, James C. and John D. and families moved to Ohio, they renamed area they lived "OLD TOWN", as was name for their VA. property. Don't believe it was an actual "town", but more a property area. Grateful for any clues. Viola
8. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Alfred Johnson/ Mary McClain [1]
Helen, Bless you for your reply. Viola
9. [OHGREENE-L] Births and Deaths in Ohio [1]
Most Ohio counties actually started keeping birth and death records in 1867. I think Greene County was one of the few that did not start keeping them until 1869. Some counties (perhaps all) complied with an earlier law that required births and deaths to be kept beginning in 1856, but the law was repealed because it was not complied with. I understand that many of those earlier records are not extant. Highland County births and deaths for that time period have been published by their genealogical society. Sa
10. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Walker [1]
Hi, Debbie...... It appears you are not aware of this. Ohio did not start keep birth and death records until 1869. Some counties started a few years earlier but those between 1850-1860 are non-existent unless you are lucky enough to find a family BIBLE record, etc. I wish you well on your research. Helen
11. [OHGREENE-L] Greene County Marriages [1]
Someone asked about Greene Co. marriages. LDS has a film of marriage records for Greene Co. I have extracted them for my surnames and entered them into a spreadsheet. This was submitted to Rootsweb and is available on the web at http://userdb.rootsweb.com/regional.html Unfortunately, I see no way to browse Greene County by itself. The site lets one see all of RootsWeb Contributor data and is useful to know about.
12. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Marriages [1]
You can obtain copies of marriage records from the Courthouse in Xenia, Ohio - Greene County or, if they are older records your need, you can contact the Greene County Archives. The archives address and phone is: Greene County Archives 140 E. Main Street Xenia, Ohio The best person to contact at the archives is Chris. His last name escapes me. He will do all he can to help you. Probate Court phone number is (937) 562-5366
13. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Walker [1]
Actually, if you go to the Greene Room there are histories and church records of births before 1869. Might not be the official type of record that you need but it works when supported by other documentation such as census and tax records. And it requires much time and searching, but the Greene Room is nice - I love it. Linda
14. Re: [OHGREENE-L] BREWER [1]
Dear researcher, what is the age of the Jacob A Brewer you seek in the Beavercreek Twp in 1820-1830?? I have a Peter Brewer b.1817, married Eliza "Crow" (Gray) b.1815-they married Dec.2,1849-Greene Co.
15. [OHGREENE-L] Searching for Riggs-Sturegon connections: [1]
Searching for Riggs-Sturegon connections: I have a Noah Guyman Riggs & wife Minnie Arvella (Sturegon) Riggs in my family research. Children: Mildred-(Poss. Lee)-Ralph-Marilyn . searching for connecting family's for these. Any help appreciated. Thank you. P.S. they lived in Greene Co. area to best of my knowledge. I do not have very much at this time. Have this: Noah b.3-26-1900 d. 2-25-1970 Minnie (Arvella) Sturegon) Riggs b.3-06-1912 d. 11- -1985 knew her as Arvella
16. [OHGREENE-L] Brewers [1]
I am also interested in the Brewer surname, but I have very little information on this family except what family myth follows: Andrew Paul Brewer m: Laura Iris Campbell (dates unknown), they had a daughter, Mabel Venita Brewer who married George W. Huston, born in El Dorado, Ohio. George and Mabel divorced in Montgomery County sometime after 1913 when my grandmother, Marjorie E. Huston (Dexter) was born, and they had a couple other children prior to that time. George shortly thereafter married Cora
17. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Alfred Johnson/ Mary McClain [1]
Hello, Viola...... I live in Greene County and, indeed, there is an Old Town still alive and well just outside of Xenia on Rt. 68 North. I can't tell you anything of the history of it but perhaps if you contact the Greene County Historical Society, they may be able to help you out. Here is the address and telephone number: Green County Historical Society 74 West Church Street Xenia, Ohio (937) 372-4606 They are open Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m. to noon and again 1-3 p.m. Joan Baxter is the be
18. [OHGREENE-L] MTSSA. Charles M. Fitch 'Dark Monarch' [1]
I have the above orchid as a gift. Could you advise me as to what family of orchids this plant belongs? What are the light, water and fertilizer requirements and any special care to encourage blooming. Your help will be appreciated. Louise Denney louised@pathwaynet.com
19. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Alfred Johnson/ Mary McClain [1]
Your welcome. Viola. I hope I was able to help you. Have a great day. Helen
20. [OHGREENE-L] Divine Healer and the importance of Census data [1]
I have had some interesting notes off List about my grandfather Thomas Swaney who lived in South Charleston in 1900 and is buried in Beavertown Cemetery. I thought I would share one memory of him related I think now to the Divine Healer occupation on his 1900 Census. Mom told me that none of the kids would ever touch Grandpa when he was ill. They swore that he drew the energy out of them. Also when he was in his 80's in the 1930s he had a little church in East Dayton where he preached as a lay preache
21. [OHGREENE-L] Mason/Samuel Morgan connection [1]
I am searching for Samuel (b. 1834) and Rebecca Downey Morgan who left Greene Co. and last appear in Greene, Lawrence, MO in 1880 Census. While doing so I came upon a will from 1832 of a Samuel Morgan in Montgomery Co. OH. Mentioned in this will was an eldest daughter, Polly Mason. There was the name Mason early on in the William Downey family of Greene Co. Is this connected? Actually, I am still trying to find the grave of Rebecca Downey Morgan's mother Ellen Jane McDorman Downey McIntosh who lived i
22. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Clines [1]
Neadra Sorry I don't have any of those names. Candy Cline Hesperia, CA
23. [OHGREENE-L] Burger family [1]
Hi, Does anyone on the list know of the Burger family who may have lived in Bellbrook? I am looking for Sue and Buddy Burger who are grandchildren of my aunt, Hallie Shaw Conger. Hallie is buried in the Bellbrook Cemetery. I need more information on this branch of my family line to complete my line. Thanks for any help. Mary Jo Yancy
24. [OHGREENE-L] Nelle Johnson/ Charles M. Hormell [1]
While we are discussing Johnsons - I am trying to find the parents of Nelle Beatrice Johnson, born 19 Sep 1892 place unknown, who may be the daughter of a Charles Johnson and Mary??. My late mother-in-law, Lima, born 1909, was the eldest of 4 children of Nelle Beatrice Johnson and Charles Milo Hormell, married Dec 02, 1907, and knew little about her family because after her mother left home, the parents divorced, went South, each married several more times, and both abandoned their children to his mo
25. Re: [OHGREENE-L] Stevenson Cemetery (Old Massies Creek Cemetery) [1]
There is another cemetery also referred to as Stevenson Cemetery - near Massies Creek - and not far from the other one. From Route 42 - N.E. of Xenia - turn left on Stevenson Road - follow it to the covered bridge (which, I understand, is about to be replaced - but the old bridge itself will remain standing along side). At the end of the covered bridge, turn right - onto Jones Road (Stevenson Road continues to the left) - travel up the hill - at the top, look for a lane that goes back to the right - the c
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