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1. Re: [L'wrence] Lawrence County Genealogy meeting and 1990 History reprint [1]
In a message dated 7/7/2002 2:16:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, jimlewis@gte.net writes: > Would like information regarding 1990 history, inc. > 1. General contents, am particularly interested in LEWIS' and > FARLEYS > 2. Price > 3. How to order > > Thank you > > jim Lewis > The 1990 History of Lawrence Co. Oh reprints will be $55, plus $6 shipping and 6.5 % tax in Ohio. $58.58 picked up in Ohio $64.97 shipped in Ohio $61 dropped off in KY or WV or mailed out of state Make
2. Re: [L'wrence] The book on Lawrence County [1]
Carl, This is precisely why these projects are so valuable so worthwhile to maintaining Lawrence Co. history. Given this lack of information, perhaps someone in this line will get involved and provide some information. It may be a little late for the new publication, but a family history can always be filed with Genealogical Soc. or the Hamner Room. Henry S. Dillon carl murdock wrote: > I am not Don but I checked the index and they were no Vondran's listed. > > Hi Don! > Regarding the book.
3. Re: [L'wrence] Lawrence County Genealogy meeting and 1990 History reprint [1]
Hi Don: Would like information regarding 1990 history, inc. 1. General contents, am particularly interested in LEWIS' and FARLEYS 2. Price 3. How to order Thank you jim Lewis Lawcoloreman@aol.com wrote: > The July meeting of the Lawrence County Genealogical Society will be Tuesday > July 2nd, 6:30 PM at Briggs Library, Ironton. > > Progress on the new history will be assessed, and Carrie Eldridge, a > proficient local cartographer, will speak on, the United States Canal > S
4. [L'wrence] 1990 History reprint [1]
Will the new 2003 book have the same information as the one that is being reprinted? Jen
5. [L'wrence] The book on Lawrence County [1]
Hi Don! Regarding the book...I'm researching the Vondran Clan and would like to know if there are Vorndrans or Vondrans listed. It's my husband's line and would be something nice to give to my father-in-law. I know you are probably very busy and will get many requests asking whether this name or that name is in it, so if you don't have time to check, don't worry about it. Their family is from Ohio and settled there in, I believe, 1848. I know that one of the counties that my father-in-law asked me to
6. [L'wrence] Admin Fw: GENEOLOGY HELP REQUEST [OHLawren List] [1]
ADMIN Forward! akarn48660's messages are bouncing as {not a subscriber}. Remember! RootsWeb Lists are closed lists. You must be subscribed to post & receive mail. If you're not a subscriber, change your email address, your ISP changes domain names or if you're seeing one of these notices on a message *you* posted, there is a problem with your list subscription. Contact me off-list for resolution. [Please copy Original Sender in any reply. Thanks.] -- Kathleen, List Admin [ Administration@Kathleen
7. Re: [L'wrence] The book on Lawrence County [1]
Carl, If it isn't too much trouble could you check the index for any Hayes, Pine or Perigo names. Thank you for your time. Suzie Counts
8. Re: [L'wrence] George [1]
Violinda was my gr gr grandmother. I have not found any new information on the George or Wilson family. Mary Anne msutphin@tcia.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 10:45 PM Subject: [L'wrence] George > My great great grandmother was Keziah George. I have a little information on > the family. I got this from someone a while back. I will get it on file and I > will send it to you . Can you get attachments? > How are you relat
9. [L'wrence] Deadline for new Lawrence Co historyextended to Sept 1. [1]
Hey all you Lawrence County roots diggers, we still want your story for the new volume of Lawrence Co. History, especially if your line isn't in either the 1990 history or the 1882 Hardesty History. LAST CHANCE DEADLINE, is Sept 1. We have extended the deadline to Sept 1 or the first Tuesday at the meeting, but we can't go any later and get the book done for distribution in mid year 2003. So get busy writing, and email the stories to me. If you have a photo to go with your story, please scan it
10. Re: [L'wrence] From Southern Ohio to Franklin, LA [1]
Jean, The Ohio/Mississippi River system moves a huge tonnage of freight today, and was doing so before the steamboats came along. They used barges and rafts to float products and people down stream, at least during the wetter seasons. There were times when the river was too low in that era before the flood control and navigation dams of today. A lot of loggers went to LA during the off season here and after the first cutting of timbers had pretty well cleared the forests here. There are a lot of
11. [L'wrence] Donna Radcliff/NationalBoard is out of the office. [1]
I will be out of the office starting 07/22/2002 and will not return until 07/25/2002. I will respond to your message when I return.
12. [L'wrence] Rebecca Warren Rankins Phillips [1]
Looking for info on Rebecca Warren. She married Bartley Rankins in 1834, and there were at least 3 children from that marriage (Rhoda, Jane and Perry/James Perry). She appears without Bart in the 1850 census. Her oldest son William was my g-g-grandfather. There was possibly a 4th son, Hiram. Later she married Henry Phillips and had several children with him. She died at age 81, in 1901. Husband Henry predeceased her by about 1 yr. She was living as a widow with her step-daughter Mary Phillips at the t
13. [L'wrence] Griffith Family [1]
Hi! I descend from Lewis Fredrick and Ruth (Osborn) Griffith that moved to Lawrence County sometime in the 1820s. Fredrick and Ruth lived in Elizabeth Township initially, but at some point, moved to Symmes Township. I descend from their daughter, Ruth, who married John H. Stewart. I'd love to hear from anyone researching the Griffith family in Lawrence County. I have gathered information on the family and would love to share it. Thanks! - Jean Griesan
14. [L'wrence] Ohio Heckman(n)s [1]
Looking for researchers of Ohio Heckmans. Johann or John Clemens Heckman (Parents possibly Henry and Maria Catharina Heckman B. Abt 1831 died July 23, 1885 in Minster, Ohio married Bernadina Schillmoeller and Elizabeth Sturwald. There are variations of the wifes names Between the three of them they had 14 kids. All children were baptized at St. Augustine in Minster Ohio and St. Lawrence in Cincinnati. He may have been from Visbek or Vetchta in Southern Oldenburg. Not sure if he
15. Re: [L'wrence] From Southern Ohio to Franklin, LA [1]
Easy to get from Southern,Oh. to LA. right down the Ohio river to Mississippi, to LA. My relatives were Boat People too started with flatboats and on to steam and disel.up until about 1960.I have no idea what would lure anyone there . I would like to hear from you on any of the steamboat history you might have Ernie WRIGHT
16. [L'wrence] Obtaining adoption papers [1]
Can someone tell me how to obtain a copy of the adoption papers of my father who is deceased as are his birth mother and the adoptive parents. A relative (not a direct descendant) has a copy of the adoption papers, and of course for genealogical documentation purposes, I very much want a copy of the papers also. What I know is the name of the adoptee, name of the birth mother, names of the adoptive parents, the place of adoption (Lawrence Co.), the dob, the date of adoption, a No. from the adoption papers,
17. [L'wrence] re:Hayes,Pine,Perigo surname lookup [1]
I checked the index and they are a number of Hayes and Pine no listing for Perigo. Would these be the Hayes that migrated from Noble County? Provide me with the 1st names and I will check further for you. You may want to e-mail privately at cmurdock@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
18. [L'wrence] GEE FAMILY [1]
o THIS FROM Somebody's Links Have seen the Gee family on the list. 1870 GANTT - BENSON Family Bible; Item # 1548468702 Auction ends: Jul-14-02 16:52:59 PDT The New Testament, published by The American Bible Society, New York, 1870. Contains birth, marriage, and death records for the GANTT and BENSON families. Twelve births are recorded, beginning with Calvin GANTT, born 7 April 1810, and Diann COLE, his wife, born 8 February 1811. Five marriages are recorded, beginning with Calvin GANTT to Diann COLE on 18
19. [L'wrence] List administrators [1]
My apologies to all of those that had repeats of this same message. Because my folks are spread out all over the country, I felt it was necessary to connect with all of the counties of Ohio. I did not understand that I would get such unfriendly mail from some people. Some of them were helpful. After reviewing the Acceptable policy use at rootsweb, I did not see anything about mass mailings. If one exists would you please direct me to that? Because of my limited access to informat
20. Re: [L'wrence] Help find his family - Robert TRAINER [1]
ummm,, which one is this?? We had a Robert Trainer who was my brother in law. but he got killed ina an accident....which was in 2001
21. Re: [L'wrence] Lawco Lore [1]
I will be in Ironton Tuesday, and will ask. Has there been any change in your address, either email or permanent? Don Clark
22. Re: [L'wrence] Hugh McIntire [1]
In a message dated 7/26/2002 1:28:28 AM Eastern Standard Time, beauty@zoomnet.net writes: > I am looking for information on HUGH McINTIRE. He is my 4th Great > Grandfather. > > The information I have is that he was born in 1776 in Lawrence County, > Ohio. However, don't believe that is correct about the year. > Barbara, There was no state of Ohio, let alone a Lawrence Co. in 1776. Earliest recorded settlers along this stretch of the Ohio River were in the late 1790's. He may have been born in 1
23. [L'wrence] Help find his family - Robert TRAINER [1]
Hello everyone I have to post this I live in Columbus. I was reading the dispatch yesterday and was looking at the Obits section. It sadden me to see so if anyone can help please do. You may also recieve this more than once as I am posting to every OH connection I am subscribed to. TRAINER Robert Trainer, a white male, age 47, died July 6, 2002. We are currently searching for his family and friends. If you have any information regarding this person please contact the Franklin County Coroner's Office,
24. Re: [L'wrence] The book on Lawrence County [1]
I am not Don but I checked the index and they were no Vondran's listed. Hi Don! Regarding the book...I'm researching the Vondran Clan and would like to know if there are Vorndrans or Vondrans listed. It's my husband's line and would be something _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
25. [L'wrence] Lawrence County Genealogy meeting and 1990 History reprint [1]
The July meeting of the Lawrence County Genealogical Society will be Tuesday July 2nd, 6:30 PM at Briggs Library, Ironton. Progress on the new history will be assessed, and Carrie Eldridge, a proficient local cartographer, will speak on, the United States Canal Systems and the Westard Migration. Anyone who didn't get their history stories turned in or mailed last week, can do so at the meeting. If you are working on them but have a problem, come out and we will help you. THE REPRINTS OF THE 1990
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