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1. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
At 09:45 PM 12/5/98 EST, you wrote: >Nancy, > >I had ancestors (WEIS) in Ft. Recovery area from about 1838 and am interested >in the Ft. Recovery bi-centennial book. Please send info. Thanks much. >(Second request in case you never recieved first.) > >Penny Weaver >Brookville, OH > > I sent a reply on December 2, 1998 - didn't you receive it? The cost is $24.20 ($20.00 plus $1.20 tax and $3.00 postage and handling). Hope you receive this. Nancy
2. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Digest Format? [1]
My! Mercer County seldom gets a mention as you must know if you are a regular here. This recent flurry is very unusual. Does your delete key work? ;-) Have a happy!
3. [OHMERCER-L] KEISTERS OF MERCER CO, OH [1]
Looking for information on descendants of Peter KEISTER. He was born in PA and came to Montgomery Co, OH in the late 1700's. Several of his descendants went to Michigan and others made their home in Mercer Co, OH These are the ones I was told who moved to Michigan: John KEISTER/KESTER , (son of Peter) David Peter KEISTER/KESTER (son of John) (David moved to Indiana Co, MI) Bruce M. KEISTER (son of David Peter) (moved to Grosse Pointe Farms, MI) The following brothers remained in Mercer Co: Oliv
4. [OHMERCER-L] Mercer Co. Census books [1]
Does anyone have access to Mercer Co. Census abstract books for 1850, 1860 or 1880? I need to get copies of my family in the next week or so. I know they are there and their location, if you can help me please write back soon. Thanks for your help. Diana Email Croozers@aol.com
5. [OHMERCER-L] Signal [1]
Listmembers/Listowners: As temporary co-editor of the USIGS Signal, I wish to introduce you, if you haven't already heard, to another Web-Zine (or newsletter on the Web). Primary purpose of the Signal is to promote USIGS and its goals, but we also publish articles of interest and little genealogical tips. There is also a link at the bottom to an index page of earlier editions. If listmembers and listowners wish NEVER to hear of this again, please let me know privately. Otherwise, I would like to post a
6. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
****************************************************************************** *********** The cost of the Fort Recovery Bicentennial History Book is $20.00 plus $1.20 tax and $3.00 shipping and handling. If you are interested in purchasing it you can send your check for $24.20 to the Fort Recovery Historical Society, P.O. Box 533, Fort Recovery, OH 45846. ****************************************************************************** ************
7. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
My grandmother was just telling me tonite that she remembers some relations by the name of Weis or Weist. She is 85 years old, and grew up in Ft Recovery. Her maiden name was COFFMAN, and her mothers name was MONEY, and her grandmothers maiden name was YOUNG. Have you seen any of these names in your family line? Thanks, Sue Funkhouser ---------- From: Wbrkv@aol.com To: OHMERCER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book Date: Tuesday, December 01, 1998 7:03 AM Nancy, I had
8. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
Nancy, I had ancestors (WEIS) in Ft. Recovery area from about 1838 and am interested in the Ft. Recovery bi-centennial book. Please send info. Thanks much. Penny Weaver Brookville, OH
9. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Mercer Co. Census books [1]
Hi Don: I wonder if you would look up some family members when you have time. I do not have much information on my Mercer County ancestors. SCHUCK: Jacob (husband); Margaret (wife - don't know maiden name). Margaret died May 8, 1912 in Newton, Kansas Their children: Margaretha married Joseph K. Zender; died Dec. 15, 1892 in Newton, Kansas. Lawrence Adam Jacob Joseph Daughter - name unknown - lived in Denver CO in 1912 (mother's obituary) Daughter - name unknown - lived in Waterloo, IA in 1912 (mother
10. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
Wbrkv@aol.com wrote: > > Nancy, > > I had ancestors (WEIS) in Ft. Recovery area from about 1838 and am interested > in the Ft. Recovery bi-centennial book. Please send info. Thanks much. > (Second request in case you never recieved first.) > > Penny Weaver > Brookville, OH For the Fort Recovery History book and other titles Contact Joyce Alig at: Mercer County Historical Museum 130 E. Market Box 512 Celina, OH 45822 419-586-6065 Winter Hours: Oct1-Apr 30 Wed, Thurs, Fri, 8:30-4:00 Sun 1-4 The Muse
11. [OHMERCER-L] Estate Records [1]
Is there anyone who is going to the Mercer Co. courthouse who would be willing to make copies of two estate records and send them to me? I sure would appreciate it. Please reply to dalfier@pacbell.net and I will give you the names, page numbers, etc. needed to make them easy to locate. Thank you. Leila Alfier
12. [OHMERCER-L] Re: OHMERCER-D Digest V98 #118 [1]
Jo KESTER, I have a little information on the KESTER'S of Mercer County, Ohio. My information starts with Isaac KESTER. ROGER R. SPENCER > Subject: [OHMERCER-L] KEISTERS OF MERCER CO, OH > Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1998 01:21:49 -0500 > From: "Jack & JoAnn Kester" > To: OHMERCER-L@rootsweb.com > > Looking for information on descendants of Peter KEISTER. He was born in PA > and came to Montgomery Co, OH in the late 1700's. Several of his > descendants went to Michigan and others made the
13. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Mercer Co. Census books [1]
Diana, I have the 1850 and 1870 Census book published by the Mercer County Genealogical Society. If you send the information you are looking for I will check the books. Later, Dianne in WA DDono45265@aol.com
14. RE: [OHMERCER-L] Mercer Co. Census books [1]
Dianne: Could you assist me in information regarding the Eichenauer's from Celina, OH in Mercer Co. My Great-Grandfather is Adam Eichenauer. I am not sure if there are any other Eichenauer's in the years of your Census Book, but I would appreciate a look. Thank You. Kevin Eichenauer > -----Original Message----- > From: DDono45265@aol.com [mailto:DDono45265@aol.com] > Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 1998 9:13 AM > To: OHMERCER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [OHMERCER-L] Mercer Co. Census books > > > Diana,
15. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Signal [1]
Sounds good to me! Post a message whenever a new edition is available. Thanks, Al Wally Garchow wrote: > Listmembers/Listowners: > > As temporary co-editor of the USIGS Signal, I wish to introduce you, if you > haven't already heard, to another Web-Zine (or newsletter on the Web). > Primary purpose of the Signal is to promote USIGS and its goals, but we also > publish articles of interest and little genealogical tips. There is also a > link at the bottom to an index page of earlier editions. > > If listm
16. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Digest Format? [1]
At 15:12 12/12/98 EST, you wrote: >Is the Mercer Co. list available in Digest Format? (i.e. OHMERCER-D) All Rootsweb lists are available in Digest format. It is an option you choose when you subscribe (or it is mentioned in welcome message). I will change your subscription (you will get notices). When you use Digest mode - PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE change the subject if you reply back to the list. Otherwise all your replies will have no subject that is meaningful as all Digests have their subjects writte
17. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
I am wondering if someone would be so kind as to do a lookup for a PARR family especially Granville who possibly adopted Christianna/Christine daughter of John MERRILL/MORRILL ca 1850-1860. Also looking for marriage of Christianna/Christine PARR to George ZIMMER/SEYMOUR or any surname sounding like this or starting with an S or Z. Any Zimmer, especially Joseph Walter who sold horses to millitary ca 1860. He was from Huron Co. THANKS SO MUCH AS WE NEED THIS FOR A DAR APPLICATION, Nancy J Silkey
18. [OHMERCER-L] 1900 & 1910 Ohio Census Records [1]
Does anyone have access to the 1900 and 1910 Ohio Census Records who would be willing to do a lookup for me? Please reply to dalfier@pacbell.net Thanks. Leila Alfier
19. RE: [OHMERCER-L] Mercer Co. RE : EICHENAUER [1]
I'll check that infor out. Tobias is my Great-Great Uncle. Adam's brother. I'm needing to go back to Germany and find out where Adam and his siblings were born, then where my Great-Great-Great grandfather,ADAM EICHENAUER. That is where I'm stuck. Do you know anything else about the EICHENAUER's in Mercer Co.?? Thanks for your help Kevin > -----Original Message----- > From: Dgjr23@aol.com [mailto:Dgjr23@aol.com] > Sent: Friday, December 11, 1998 9:51 PM > To: OHMERCER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [OHME
20. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Mercer Co. Census books [1]
Hi! Please see if you have any PARR in the 1850 or 1860 Census. I am also looking in 1860 any MERRILL, especially Jacob or Mary. THANKS, nancy J Silkey
21. [OHMERCER-L] GODARDS of Mercer CO look up please [1]
I am interested in what may be found RE: the God(D)ards in the following book. Anyone out there have a copy? History of Early Settlements of Union, Center, and Dublin Townships, Mercer County, Ohio I'm having great difficulty with this line. Sure can use the help! Thanks sooo much, Julie Arney oolie45@aol.com
22. [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
Nancy, I had ancestors (WEIS) in Ft. Recovery area from about 1838 and am interested in the Ft. Recovery bi-centennial book. Please send info. Thanks much. (Second request in case you never recieved first.) Penny Weaver Brookville, OH
23. [OHMERCER-L] Digest Format? [1]
Is the Mercer Co. list available in Digest Format? (i.e. OHMERCER-D) If its not, it should be. There is certainly enough volume and it would cut down on the amount of e-mail we have to wade through. Bob Manning Gen. Site at http://members.aol.com/kaykman/gene/index.html
24. [OHMERCER-L] wrong address [1]
>Return-Path: Reking25@aol.com >From: Reking25@aol.com >X-SMTP: helo imo11.mx.aol.com from reking25@aol.com server @imo11.mx.aol.com ip 198.81.17.1 >Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1998 15:39:06 EST >To: wally@calweb.com >Subject: wrong address > > > On my Dec. inquiry regarding the Ranly request i submitted a wrong e-mail >address. > > I am sorry. Can it be corrected? > >Ruth King > >Should be > >Reking25@aol.com > >Thank you > > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= wally@calweb.com
25. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Fort Recovery History Book [1]
Sue, Sorry, but I don't have any of the names you asked about. I had ANTHONY, DOLL, LENNARTZ, ALLGEYER (ALGAIER, etc), STUDER, and others. I guess a major clue is that all my WEIS and related lines were Catholic. Perhaps your grandmother will remember some other names. Happy hunting! Penny
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