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1. Re: [L'wrence] Re: [Lawrence] Festus Dillon(1896-1918) Scottown, Lawrence Co., OH [1]
Good morning, Helen, No, I have not received a photo of Festus Dillon. And I was not aware of the WWI reference of Lawrence Co. folks. Thanks for this information, I'll look into that, though I hate to bother Don Clark. He is terribly busy at this time. I have tentatively planned on a fall trip to Lawrence Co. anyway. Thanks again, Henry Helen F Riley wrote: > Hello Henry, > Have you received a picture of Festus? > > Your e-mail attracted my attention. My dad was 2 years younger than > Festus. He
2. Re: [L'wrence] Re: Griffith Cemetery Directions [1]
Don, Thank you for the info on the Griffith cemetery.I`m going to Gallipolis in a few days.Is the Hamner room at the Historical Society in Gallipolis or in Lawrence Co? It sounds like an adventure to go to the cemetery,but will be fun.No I don`t have an SUV,but I can walk.Maybe I`ll try to get a plat map of La. co, in that era.My husband is good at reading old plat maps and finding locations on today`s maps.Or maybe we can find a map online.Do you know if the cemetery is being taken care of or no
3. Re: [L'wrence] Don Clark [1]
I agree - thanks,Don, for all of the wonderful work yu do. Miriam California --- TheFamilySleuth@aol.com wrote: > I just want to say I think Don does a WONDERFUL > job. I know from experience > that he spends a great deal of attention to detail. > I greatly respect and am > deeply grateful for the work he continues to do as > he oversees the book > project. He is a very selfless person who spends so > much time on others. What an > awesome responsibility. How fortunate we Lawrence > County resea
4. RE: [L'wrence] Elizabeth Lanthorn [1]
Linda, At long last, I was able to look through the information that you sent to me in detail. So, from the looks of things, Elizabeth would have been the oldest child of Fred Griffith and Ruth Osborn. That was way different than what I had. Do you know where Elizabeth and Walter are buried (assuming that they are together in Gallia County)? Did you get a chance to look through the information that I sent to you about the siblings of Elizabeth? Do you have any additional or different information on an
5. Re: [L'wrence] Genealogy Society-inqueries [1]
Our apologies to anyone waiting for a letter to be answered. I wear several hats, and for the last several months three of them were Genealogy oriented. Hat 1: The society is finishing a new volume of county history, for which I was the coordinator. By that I mean that all material came to my computer for processing into the format the publisher requested. Stories had to be checked and sometimes edited to strip out formatting that would not work on a three column page. Photos had to be scanned
6. Re: [L'wrence] Elizabeth Lanthorn [1]
Jean, Yes someone told me that the Griffith cemetery is in Lawrence Co.Aid Twp. on TR 197,east of TR233. I haven`t taken time to look at the map yet,do you know what TR stands for? Thanks,Linda I`ll send you a list of people in Elizabeth and Walter`s family soon.This weekend has been very busy for me.
7. [L'wrence] Alternatives [1]
It is clear that our access to public records is going away. My suggestion to you all is to think ahead and try to get hold of what indexes and vital records you can now IF they are available, WHILE they are available. For example, here in KY there is a bill pending in the Senate which, if passed, would take our access away to the KY birth/marr/death indexes and make all vital records almost impossible to get. So I'm stocking up on things like vital records CDs for the states I need, even if those
8. RE: [L'wrence] John A. Bowen/Rosan Locey [1]
Mary, The Lawrence County Genealogical Society sends out newsletters (4 a year). You have to join the society to get the newsletters, but joining is cheap - $10 a year. They have a website at: http://www.lawrencecountyohio.com/gensoc/gensoc.htm. - Jean Griesan -----Original Message----- From: NREN729@aol.com [mailto:NREN729@aol.com] Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 11:32 To: OHLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [L'wrence] John A. Bowen/Rosan Locey How do I get a Lawrence Co. Genealogical Society newsle
9. RE: [L'wrence] Alternatives [1]
I came in on this late - and I'd like to know WHY the government would stop access to records of those long gone?? Or is this for more recent ancestors - say still in the 1900's? Thanks for any info. Dusty Smith -----Original Message----- From: TheFamilySleuth@aol.com [mailto:TheFamilySleuth@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 4:08 PM To: OHLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [L'wrence] Alternatives It is clear that our access to public records is going away. My suggestion to you all is to think ahe
10. Re: [L'wrence] John A. Bowen/Rosan Locey [1]
How do I get a Lawrence Co. Genealogical Society newsletter? Mary Neal
11. RE: [L'wrence] Elizabeth Lanthorn [1]
Linda, Thanks for all of the info. I'll have to print out the items that you sent and figure out what info I would like. Sorry that your e-mail to me bounced back. You would think that a big computer company like HP wouldn't have that happen, but it does, and fairly often. Goofy! Talk to you soon! - Jean -----Original Message----- From: Rollin933@cs.com [mailto:Rollin933@cs.com] Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 12:27 To: OHLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [L'wrence] Elizabeth Lanthorn Tom, I just
12. [L'wrence] Don Clark [1]
I just want to say I think Don does a WONDERFUL job. I know from experience that he spends a great deal of attention to detail. I greatly respect and am deeply grateful for the work he continues to do as he oversees the book project. He is a very selfless person who spends so much time on others. What an awesome responsibility. How fortunate we Lawrence County researchers are that Don makes himself available to us at all. May we never take him for granted. I encourage others who are grateful al
13. [L'wrence] Re: OHLAWREN-D Digest V03 #39 [1]
Sorry,I missed Anderson Neal as one of Walter Neal Jr.and Deborah Arnott Neal`s children. ...............Linda
14. Re: [L'wrence] Neal [1]
Michelle, I have a Rebnecca Neal Married to William Null Rebecca b,. Oct. 27, 1818 d. Dec. 19, 1881 m. March 6, 1834 she is buried in Flag Springs. She had 10 children and lived mostly in Walnut TWp. William Null b. April 21 1813 d. Oct 14, 1878 The son of Wm Sr. and Abigail (Massie) Null . William is buried beside his wife. I do not know it this is what you want or not the info came from the Walter Neal book. M. Neal
15. Re: [L'wrence] Re: Griffith Cemetery Directions [1]
The Hamner Room is the Genealogy and Local History Room of Briggs Library in Ironton. The Aid and Mason Township Cemeteries books were done by the Gallia County group about the time the Lawrence Co Gene Soc was getting organized. They did individual booklets for each Gallia Township plus the two for Lawrence Co.. I can scan and send the needed map section to anyone who emails me directly. All these maps are also available in the Hamner Room if you visit Ironton. I have the Hardesty Lake Atlas which h
16. Re: [L'wrence] Re: Children of Walter Neal [1]
John, It looks like your Anderson Neal is the son of Walter Neal Jr. and Deborah Arnot,my g-g-g-grandparents.Their Dtr. Rachel Jane Neal is my G-G-grandmother.She was a sister to Anderson. In a book of Personal History Deptartment-Gallia Co. which I found in the Hayes Center Library in Freemont Ohio,There is an article about Anderson who died July 15th 1882.He was born Oct.11th,1821.His parents were Walter and Deborah(Arnott) Neal who first came to Gallia Co. in 1820.He married Levina Allison Dec.
17. RE: [L'wrence] Elizabeth Lanthorn [1]
By the way, did you ever get directions to Griffith Cemetery? - Jean -----Original Message----- From: Rollin933@cs.com [mailto:Rollin933@cs.com] Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 12:27 To: OHLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [L'wrence] Elizabeth Lanthorn Tom, I just sent more info.to your e-mail address but it came back,so here goes a shortened version.Children of Elisbeth and David Lanthorn and spouses. Joseph LanthornB: Oct. 17,1831 La. co.D:Maay 1,1889,Effingham,IL. M:Mary Jane Clark Nov. 27,1862 i
18. [L'wrence] Re: Griffith Cemetery Directions [1]
The Hamner Room has a copy of the Aid Township Cemetery readings as recorded in 1983 and published by the Gallia Co. Historical Soc. It gives complete directions to the Griffith Cem. If you have an SUV you might be able to drive to the general vicinity, but they describe the rout as involving as fairly rough 1 mile walk. TR stands for Township Road. The TR 233 mentioned is apparently no longer in existence and is not shown on the current county Map. TR 197W is shown on the current map, and does g
19. [L'wrence] Griffith Cemetery [1]
Can anybody tell me where the Griffith cemetery is located in Lawrence Co? My gggg-grandparents Lewis Frederick Griffith and Ruth Osborn are buried there. Their daughter Elizabeth married my ggg-grandfather David Lanthorn and I know they lived in Symmes Twp. Thanks in advance for your help. Linda in Mi.
20. [L'wrence] Roy W. HANEY Jr. [1]
Roy W. Haney, Jr., age 83, of Sylvania (Ohio), died Monday, June 23, 2003, in The Toledo Hospital. He was born on June 22, 1920 in Ironton, Ohio cemetery where his parents, Roy W. and Marie (Simmons) Haney Sr. were grounds superintendents. He was a 1938 graduate of Ironton High School. The obituary and article about Mr. Haney are rather long. If anyone is interested I will type and send it via email. Please contact me at: Jlknoch@aol.com Joyce
21. [L'wrence] SNYDER [1]
My great aunt, Effie C. DILLON(1864-1931) married Benjamin Festus SNYDER(1842-1922), November 13, 1882, in Scottown, Lawrence Co., OH. To this union were born: Festus SNYDER, b.abt1884; Belva SNYDER, b.abt1887; Verda SNYDER, b.abt1890 William SNYDER, b.abt1895. Benjamin Festus SNYDER is reported to have been born in Rappsburg. His mother is believed to have been Dorcas SNYDER. Effie C. DILLON was born in the Scottown area. Effie C. DILLON and Benjamin Festus SNYDER are buried in the Locust Grove Cemet
22. [L'wrence] Re: [Lawrence] Festus Dillon(1896-1918) Scottown, Lawrence Co., OH [1]
Hello Henry, Have you received a picture of Festus? Your e-mail attracted my attention. My dad was 2 years younger than Festus. He and Festus worked together on some roads in Lawrence Co. OH. Is there a picture of Festus in the WWI book for Lawrence Co. OH? I know I found pictures of my Uncle Clarence Dillon who was in WWI; also some Dawson cousins. Are you familiar with this book? I do not know the proper title. Lawrence Co. library has a copy of this book. Perhaps Don Clark can check this book fo
23. Re: [L'wrence] Griffith Cemetery/Griffith Family [1]
Tom, Thanks for all the info on Elizabeth`s family.I have Elizabeth Griffith`s birthdate as Sept.1812 in Va.She died Feb.22,1898.in Harrison Twp.Gallia co.She married David Lanthorn 17 Devc.1829,probably in Lawrence co.Their children were: Joseph Lanthorn b Oct.17,1831 Lawrence co. Ohio d may 1,1899 Effingham co.IL. Lewis Able Lanthorn (my g-g-grandfather) bMar 9,1833 Lawrence Co.d Feb 15, 1910.Gallia co.buried at Clay chapel cem. Mary Jane Lanthorn b 11 Aug.1834 or 1836 d 24 Jan.1900 J
24. [L'wrence] NEAL FAMILY [1]
DUH! All of a sudden I remembered I have Neals I need to know about. Two Bryant sisters, Irene and Edith, married Neals. I do not know the first name of the Neal who married Irene. Does anyone else know? Irene Bryant married ? Neal Edith Mabel Bryant (b. 05 July 1918 d. 09 March 2003) married Meryle Neal ( b.03 March 1916 d. 23 February 1996) Thanks Pam Need a new email address that people can remember Check out the new EudoraMail at http://www.eudoramail.com
25. Re: [L'wrence] Don Clark [1]
Ditto to Don, my hero. AND to the Lawrence Register www.lawrencecounty.com AND to the Ironton Tribune www.irontontribune.com If you have family in Lawrence County, the Tribune has a searchable database which includes obituaries from, at least, 1999 on. Use the advanced search option. -- --------- Original Message --------- DATE: Tue, 3 Jun 2003 19:38:46 From: TheFamilySleuth@aol.com To: OHLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com Cc: >I just want to say I think Don does a WONDERFUL job. I know from experience >that he
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