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1. Anyone doing research of Shadrick(Shadrach) Ferguson? [1]
Hello Everyone...... :-) I just join this list as of last night. I am wondering if there is anyone else researching this Ferguson line around Newark. Wondering if someone has been able to find more information about this line and its connection back to Brownsville, Fayette County, PA.........have also joined that county mailing list in hopes of finding possibilities..........Any help would be very dearly appreciated. RindaLynn :-) Descendants of SHADERICK(SHADRACK)(SHADRACH) FERGUSON 1 FERGUSON, S
2. Re: OHLICKIN-D Digest V99 #54 [1]
Kirk Waiting is difficult. I know I always want the answers TODAY. I have checked the Licking County resources that I have. There are no Skidmores buried in Hopewell Township's Poplar Hill Cemetery. There is no Skdimore marriage listed in Licking County, Ohio Marriages 1808-1975. The other books I have are from an era too early. Wish I could have found something. Priscilla
3. Poundstone [1]
Have done much research on Jacob Poundstone in Licking County. would like to compare data with any interested descendants. Jacob Poundstone was the son of Philip Poundstone and Anna Kreager, was born in Fayette Co., Penn. in 1812. Jacob married Rhoda Jolliffe in 1833 in Fayette Co. This line however, moved to Licking Co, Ohio in 1833. Jacob and Rhoda Poundstone had only daughters, all born between 1833 and 1845 in Licking Co., Ohio. There were Mary Ann (md. to Levi Ferguson,) Elizabeth (md. John Hoagland,)
4. Wheelhouse [1]
Hi Margie: Regarding your request for info on a WHEELHOUSE family in Licking Co: A Robert & Hannah Wheelhouse emigrated from Yorkshire, England, to Licking Co. ca. 1818. I know they had a daughter Elizabeth (Betsy) born 19 Jan. 1815 in Colne, Heptonstall, Yorkshire, married ISAAC KENNEDY 3 Oct. 1833, died 16 July 1904 in Woodstock Twp., Schuyler Co., IL. Elizabeth had at least one brother. He was named John. He was in Licking Co. at the time of the 1840 census. Perhaps your Victoria Wheelhouse was a
5. NORMAN and BRIGHT families [1]
I am working on the Isaac NORMAN family which lived in Licking Co Ohio from the early 1800's until the mid 1850's when they moved to Illinois. His son, Edmun, married Amy BRIGHT. Is anyone researching these families? Thanks Linda N klnor@juno.com A great truth spoken by a child= Pray every day, God loves the sound of your voice. ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at
6. Hester Deweese [1]
Hester Deweese b.abt. 3 Jun 1804 Possibly in France m.David Bonar b abt 9 Oct 1784 possibly in MD. They were married 10 Sep 1820 in Licking Co. OH. Hester d. 25 May 1846 in Albion (Noble) IN. I am looking for information on her parents. Thanks for any info, Jim Middleton
7. LDS Shooting [1]
There was a shooting and deaths today at LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For details, see: http://msnbc.com/news/259566.asp#BODY and http://www.cnn.com/US/9904/15/slc.library.shooting.ap/ Linda
8. Re: Solomon Levingston [1]
I am the Editor for the Dragoo Family Association. We have a query posted for Levingston. I also find the name to be spelled Levingstone/Livingstone. Lueda Thomas from Omaha, NE is searching for this family. Her e-mail is: Luedagen@aol.com She is tracing Betsy Dragoo who died 5 June 1862 in Hopewell twp., Licking Co., OH. Betsy was married to Nicholas Andrew Levingston. he was born 1781 in FAyette, PA and died 14 Feb. 1879 in Monongalia, W.Va. His son Nicholas Andrew married Susan Ann Jackson. Thier s
9. PROUTYca. 1820 and later [1]
Thanks to the help so far from Licking and Knox County. PROUTY,Simon married a Lyda [Lydia] Bassett, April 15, 1821, Licking Co., Ohio, by JPGT, Spencer Wright. File, Ohio Vital Records #2 also found in Licking County Marriage Records. From[Ohio] "Knox County Marriage Records", compiled by Richard DeLauder, Source: Pam PROUTY, Lizzy/Linzy married Stephens, Thomas (Chester) on 18 Sep 1821 by William VanBuskirk, JP Prauty/PROUTY, Roderick married Wrightmire, Mary/Polly on 2 Mar 1823 by Jose
10. Mass deaths in Licking in mid 1850s? [1]
Can anyone familiar with Licking Co. history tell me if there were any major events in the 1850s that would have killed a lot of people? Epidemics? Fires? Storms? I just found the answer to the question I posted here a few weeks ago--yes, my great-great-grandmother, Irena Margaret NEIGHBARGER, was married to someone other than my gg-grandfather (Valentine L. SPAWR) at the time of the 1850 census. In fact, I've learned that she married John GRIFFITH in 1848 and that they had two children in about 1850 and 1
11. Solomon Levingston - Licking Co., OH [1]
Looking for information about Solomon Levingston b. abt 1810, son of Andrew Levingston b. 1781. Married Ruth ?. Family lived in Licking Co., OH. Have been unable to find a marriage record and death dates for Solomon and Ruth. There was also a son, Solomon, Jr. b. abt 1844. Any help will be appreciated. Mary maria3@pe.net
12. Re: Mass deaths in Licking in mid 1850s? [1]
Busch wrote: > > Can anyone familiar with Licking Co. history tell me if there were any major > events in the 1850s that would have killed a lot of people? Epidemics? > Fires? Storms? > > I just found the answer to the question I posted here a few weeks ago--yes, > my great-great-grandmother, Irena Margaret NEIGHBARGER, was married to > someone other than my gg-grandfather (Valentine L. SPAWR) at the time of the > 1850 census. In fact, I've learned that she married John GRIFFITH in 1848 > and that they ha
13. RE: Mass deaths in Licking--thank you [1]
Wow! The answers I've received about epidemics from Bill, Jim, Sandy, and Patty have been really informative and helpful. You've given me some good things to watch for. Thank you! Laurel Busch lsbusch@accutek.com
14. Abraham Whipple [1]
Am looking for information on death or burial of Abraham Whipple in Granville, Licking Co. between 1835 and 1840. He is listed in the 1820 and 1830 census, but have not seen original documents, and would also like to know if children other than my Manley (b. 1814) are listed. Wife was Parthina (Parthena) maiden name unknown. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jan Worthington Rowe
15. Jackson & Tavenner [1]
Still looking for anyone that might have information on Christina Jackson who married Landon Tavenner In Loudoun Co, Virginia on August 21, 1823. They moved to Newark, Licking Co, Ohio possibly in the 1840's along with other members of the Tavener/Tavenner family. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I am trying to determine who Christina's parents were, death dates and any children's names. Thanks, Cheryl Jackson Malone
16. Items available through FHL [1]
Hi, everyone! A year or so ago I copied to a floppy disc some info about microfilms having to do with my research interests in Licking County. Here is what info I have. These films can be ordered through any LDS Family History Center. The cost is $3.75 per film, it takes a couple of weeks to arrive at the center, where you can view the film, and will be kept there for you for about a month. You can renew the film if you need to. CALL NUMBER US/CAN FILM AREA 1000323 item 3-4. AUTHOR Brister, E. M. P.
17. The Obituary Links Page - CRIBBS [1]
I research CRIBBS, KREBS, CREPS, KRIBBS. Thanks, Bill Cribbs Be sure and check out the Obituary Links Page at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/7748/obit/obituary.htm The Family Surname Obituary Links at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/7748/obit/famobit.htm And the incredible Obituary Search Engine Links Page at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/7748/obit/links.htm
18. Root/Roote family in Licking County [1]
I have recently found my ggg-grandmother in the new LDS Familysearch site--someone I thought I would never find. The information (undocumented) that is given is that Amanda Root was born September 28, 1818, in Granville, Licking Co., to Noble Root and Damaris Barrett Root. I have explored the Licking County web site and see that there was a court house fire in 1875. I'm hoping some of you experienced in researching in Licking County can help. Is there any other source out there for proving that Amanda
19. Root [1]
For Arlene on the ROOT Family--Licking Co. Transcribed Marriage Book, page 111, has Noble ROOT married to Harriet BUSHNELL on 22 Feb 1821. Perhaps she is the one who helped raise the children. Also there is a Harriet ROOT married to E. M. GUSEY on 9 Jun 1840. Page 112 has Alanson ROOT md. to Phebe WILLIAMS on 29 Mar 1827. Alanson ROOT and a William S. RICHARDS were Administrators to the estate of Noble ROOT when he died in 1831. Perhaps this will help in some way. Regards, Linda
20. REES, John Thomas; 1834-1924, Licking Co., OH [1]
Hi, I'd like to exchange info on the family of John Thomass REES, Jr. (1828-1914) and Elizabeth C. WALTON (1834-1924). John and Elizabeth were both born in the Licking/Fairfield Co. area, and moved their family to Allen Co., KS in the early 1870s. I'd especially like to learn more about Elizabeth's parents and siblings; she was the daughter of Corbin WALTON and Catharine ROOF, and I believe she had a sister named Mary (Mrs. A.J. OWEN). A family group sheet is included below. Anyone with connections, p
21. Solomon Levingston [1]
Mary, Have you tried the censuses for 1850 and 1860? In 1860 Solomon was living in Perry Township (p.88) with George, Anthony, Solomon, Henry, and Harriet, and next door to Rolla Levingston and his family (a brother, perhaps?) Ruth was not listed. I just checked the 1870 Index I have, and Solomon is not listed. The Marriage Book has a gap in the records from 1829 to 1839. From the age of son George in 1860 (25), I would guess that Solomon and Ruth were married during this gap. Linda
22. Mass deaths in Licking in mid 1850s? [1]
Regarding the causes of death-- From the latest issue of "The Forkner Clan Newsletter", Vol. 10 #2, April 1999, pages 5 & 6, published by Mona Forkner Paulas: 1848: North America, Cholera through 1849 1850: Nationwide, Yellow Fever 1850: Nationwide, Influenza through 1851 1852: Nationwide, Yellow Fever 1857: Worldwide, Influenza through 1859 (one of the greatest flu epidemics) Hope this helps. Jim Faulkner
23. Wheelhouse [1]
Wondering if anyone might know of the Wheelhouse family in that county. Victoria V. Wheelhouse was born Mar. 19, 1846 in "Lickon County", Ohio, as stated in a 1934 obituary in Council, Id. Must be Licking County. When she was 4 yrs. old she moved with her folks in a covered wagon to Polk City, Iowa. She was my husband's great grandmother, having married George E. Steward in 1867. Thank you. Margie Yongue
24. Visit to Licking; need suggestions [1]
I expect to be in Licking Co. briefly this summer. My family was from Toboso, Hanover Twsp. I'll go to Toboso and trudge through various cemeteries. Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can best spend my time? Brenda
25. Fw: [BELL-L] UPDATE ON LDS RECORDS SEARCH [1]
Thought it might intrest you Richard Williamson West Mansfield, Ohio rw8865@loganrec.com http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/williamson ---------- > From: Anna Williamson > To: Richard Williamson ; Brenda Simkovich ; Joe Richmond ; Sandi Prill ; Mary Kathryn Erickson ; Don Bell > Subject: Fw: [BELL-L] UPDATE ON LDS RECORDS SEARCH > Date: Friday, April 02, 1999 10:12 AM > >
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