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1. [OHMERCER-L] New Queries 5-15-98 [1]
EMAIL: north@defnet.com DATE: 4-30-98 NAME: Lucy Weaver QRYTEXT: Andrew HERMAN, b. 1807 Germany married as his second wife, widow Mary Magdalena WEIMAN STUCKEY, circa 1844. Mary was born circa 1815 Germany & died 1858 Maria Stein, Mercer Co.,OH. Andrew died 1879 & is buried in St. Henry, Mercer Co., OH. Children of this couple were Mathias 1845-1929; Philomena ROMER 1847-1927; Anna BANY 1850-1927; John Henry 1851-1906; Margaret BECKMAN 1854-1919; Andrew 1856-1935; & John 1858-1858. Need parents of Andr
2. [OHMERCER-L] IIGS BIRTHDAY [1]
FREE GENEALOGICAL ASSISTANCE! On May 14-16, 1998; Genealogists from all over the world are invited to join the International Internet Genealogical Society celebrate its first birthday! Through the mediums of the Internet, Email, and IRC, you may pick the brains of the bravest genealogists on the Internet. We will be here waiting for your dead ends, brick walls, and other questions. The celebration will begin noon 14 May to noon 16 May, at our IRC server on Rootsweb. irc.iigs.org
3. [OHMERCER-L] Hipple help/PA-2-OH/1750 [1]
I'm researching the HIPPLE family from Bedford PA after 1750. .Did John Hipple SR have a son about 1785 Bedford Co, PA? Was he John Hipple born in Bedford Co, PA.? He died d 23 ??? 1857 (June maybe) Newberry Twp Miami Co OH. Did John Hipple SR have other children? .Any help or leads would be appreciated. .JohnW Cramer -- (:}) JWCramer-HillTopUSA jcramer@freenet.columbus.oh.us A new Email addr is John.Cramer@das.State.OH.US My thinking on this is, that John Hipple and family had moved from Bedford Co
4. [OHMERCER-L] HIPPLE [1]
Have you written to the Probate Court in the county in which your gentleman died and asked if there was a will and/or estate filed? That SHOULD list his children If not, then the land deeds disposing of his property after his death should either have an executor/administrator/sheriff or heirs signing to sell... In any event, the estate or land deeds should list all heirs who survived him and any that didn't if they had heirs... Good luck! I have Bedford Co. Pa families too. Mostly down in Londonderry Twp.
5. [OHMERCER-L] Queries [1]
Listmembers - As you know, I sponsor the USGenWeb pages for Darke and Mercer Counties. This message is going to both lists. I have badly neglected those of you who only have e-mail access to the Internet since you cannot see the queries at the web site or the instructions to submit them. I have lately been sending the new queries to the list so you can see them, but I have not made it clear that you msy add you own queries to the web page. There are two kinds of submissions: an actual query and a list
6. Re: [OHMERCER-L] New Queries 5-15-98 [1]
Wally Garchow wrote: > > EMAIL: north@defnet.com > > DATE: 4-30-98 > > NAME: Lucy Weaver > > QRYTEXT: > Andrew HERMAN, b. 1807 Germany married as his second > wife, widow Mary Magdalena WEIMAN STUCKEY, circa 1844. Mary was born > circa 1815 Germany & died 1858 Maria Stein, Mercer Co.,OH. Andrew died > 1879 & is buried in St. Henry, Mercer Co., OH. Children of this couple were > Mathias 1845-1929; Philomena ROMER 1847-1927; Anna BANY 1850-1927; John > Henry 1851-1906; Margaret BECKMAN 1854-1919; Andrew
7. [OHMERCER-L] moved county page [1]
Announcing....... The USGenWeb Mercer Co., Ohio, Genealogy page is moving. The new URL is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmercer The old URL will work for a while, too, and then be replaced with a message to use the new URL. Thanks. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= wally@calweb.com
8. Re: [OHMERCER-L] William C. Miller-Reply [1]
Sorry, I can't help. Paul >From ohmercer-l-request@rootsweb.com Wed May 27 18:24:37 1998 >Received: (from slist@localhost) > by fp-1.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id SAA14038; > Wed, 27 May 1998 18:24:12 -0700 (PDT) >Resent-Date: Wed, 27 May 1998 18:24:12 -0700 (PDT) >Message-ID: <009401bd89ce$b5836f40$35951bce@rtz.usmo.com> >From: "Roberta Zeiser" >Old-To: , "OHMercer" , > >Date: Wed, 27 May 1998
9. [OHMERCER-L] Queries for Newsletters [1]
Mercer County Researchers, If you did not get a query in our last Mercer County Newsletter, we are excepting them again. Please mail me personally and included your snail mail address. We will print the query and mail you a complementary copy. Submission deadline will be May 16. Carolyn Brandon cdmbrand@bright.net
10. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Queries for Newsletters [1]
CArolyn. Please add you snail mail address ? Thanks Adette WatkinsAt 07:18 PM 5/5/98 -0500, you wrote: >Mercer County Researchers, >If you did not get a query in our last Mercer County Newsletter, we are >excepting them again. >Please mail me personally and included your snail mail address. >We will print the query and mail you a complementary copy. >Submission deadline will be May 16. > >Carolyn Brandon >cdmbrand@bright.net > > >
11. Re: [OHMERCER-L] William C. Miller [1]
Thank you so much for the marriage info. I really appreciate it! Roberta -----Original Message----- From: DDono45265@aol.com To: OHMERCER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, May 28, 1998 8:17 AM Subject: Re: [OHMERCER-L] William C. Miller >Roberta, > >MERCER COUNTY, OHIO MARRIAGES BOOKS C and D For the Years 1850 - 1861 >Prepared in 1990, Compiled by: The Mercer County Chapter of The OGS, PO Box >437, Celina, Ohio 45822-0437 >Page 41 >12/20/1858 MILLER , Harrie
12. Re: [OHMERCER-L] 2000 Census [1]
Paul, I agree, I think the way the census is taken is more beneficial to us genealogist and to the government as well. Our census now does not tell us those you are homeless, living in shelters etc. A random statistical census will only be a partial sampling of the people living here in the US and not accurate as to those living in the hills, mountains, abandoned underground tunnels, the list goes on. The last census of 1990 is not accurate either, too many people were missed. My family for one is not
13. Re: [OHMERCER-L] William C. Miller [1]
Roberta, MERCER COUNTY, OHIO MARRIAGES BOOKS C and D For the Years 1850 - 1861 Prepared in 1990, Compiled by: The Mercer County Chapter of The OGS, PO Box 437, Celina, Ohio 45822-0437 Page 41 12/20/1858 MILLER , Harriet married John DIXON Page 43 02/09/1860 MILLER, Mary E. married Lucius HAMILTON Page 37 12/04/1856 MILLER, Rachel Jane married Dennis FRANK Hope this helps, Dianne Pt. Orchard, WA DDono45265@aol.com
14. [OHMERCER-L] Online: The New Search Engine Server [1]
[ This is a public announcement -- it may be forwarded to any appropriate audience. -Brian ] The new search engine server is now online and can operate at the speed of a full T1 connection. Courtesy of hacks by Dale Schneider, you can search the USGenWeb Archives, now with *headlines* and *updated* to within the last 24 hours, at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm Courtesy of hacks by Karen Isaacson, you can search the archives of any mailing list (except those withdrawn by the listowne
15. [OHMERCER-L] Moved Mercer Co. page [1]
Listmembers - To facilitate someone helping me with the Mercer Co page and to free some space on my own server, I have moved the Mercer Co. page to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmercer/ Please change your bookmarks. You will also notice that there is now a special form at this new site for submitting queries and surname registrations. The advantage for me will be easier inputting into my CCHelper database as the form returns pre-coded queries. If you have comments about the form or problems
16. [OHMERCER-L] William C. Miller [1]
I am researching the William C. Miller family: William C. Miller b. Abt. 1811 married Mary A Carmack b. 1815 They lived in Mercer Co., OH They had the following children: Loretta Miller Rachael Jane Miller Ephraim Miller Hariet Miller Sarah C. Miller Mary E. Miller Anna Miller Idellia Miller Can anyone help? Roberta
17. [OHMERCER-L] Re: Bretheren Source [1]
An excellent source for many of the people of the Church of the Bretheren (Dunkards) who were in PA, MD and VA who then went to Ohio is Bretheren Roots published by the Fellowship of Bretheren Genealogists. It is superbly put together and indexed and all back issues are available. Membership is only $10 a year. Snail is Fellowship of Bretheren Genealogists, c/o Ron McAdams, 7690 So. Peters Rd., Tipp City, OH 45371. E-mail: mcadams@flyernet.udayton.edu ( Ron McAdams). The Fellowship is in close cooperation
18. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Queries for Newsletters [1]
Adette, My address is Carolyn Brandon 3055 St. Anthony Rd. Celina, Oh.45822-9230 I hope you have a query for the Mercer Co. Newsletter. Carolyn B. ---------- > From: Adette Watkins <1228jml@bright.net> > To: OHMERCER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [OHMERCER-L] Queries for Newsletters > Date: Sunday, May 10, 1998 10:47 AM > > > CArolyn. > Please add you snail mail address ? > Thanks > Adette WatkinsAt 07:18 PM 5/5/98 -0500, you wrote: > >Mercer County Researchers, > >If you did not get a query in our la
19. [OHMERCER-L] MILLER / CARMACK [1]
Hi Roberta, From "History of Wan Wert and Mercer Counties, OH" (R. Sutton & Co., Wapakoneta OH 1882) p. 439: W. C. Miller, one of the early settlers of this county, came here in 1848, and died in 1852. His son, Ephriam Miller, whose occupation is that of farming, married Miss Ellen A. Greer in 1865. They have six children: Mary C., C. J., Martha, James F., Nettie D., and Harriet. Mr. Miller's grandfather, Henry Miller, served in the War of 1812. Ephriam was a member of Company B, 20th Ohio
20. Re: [OHMERCER-L] Turckes Family/Philothea [1]
Lgvereen wrote: > > I am researching the Turckes Family in Mercer County. One lead I was given was > to check the church records of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Philothea. I > can't find a listing in phone records to get the address. Does anyone know > anything about this church and how to contact them? I'd be grateful for any > help. > > Linda Gilliam Vereen > Bulverde, Texas Hi Linda, I have a copy of "Mercer Co., OH Cemetery Inscriptions" Vol IV (Mercer Co. Chapter OGS, Celina OH 1988) and it has
21. RE: [OHMERCER-L] 2000 Census [1]
Thank you, Wally, for the reference to Richard Pence's article. This certainly helps clarify the intention of the census takers. Although the census, as mandated by the Constitution, was not intended for genealogical use, it has historically served that purpose rather well. Since we are those who fund it - first as taxpayers and second as genealogists - there is potential to help make it what we would like it to be. I agree, however, that future generation genealogists will have access to many other gove
22. [OHMERCER-L] New Queries - 5-27-98 [1]
EMAIL: CEllieFred@aol.com DATE: 5-15-98 SURNAMES: RHOADS ROADS QRYTEXT: The 1870 census for Gibson Twp., Mercer Co., shows on p. 89, family 132: 
JONES    Abraham   37 mw   Farmer  900  850  OH  citizen
         Sarah     35 fw   Kpg Hse           Eng (parents foreign)
PIERSON  Laura     10 fw   at school         OH  (father foreign)
RHODES   Willie    14 mw   Farm Lbr          IN  (att. school)
Were Willie and Laura related to Abraham; if so, how? NAME:John Hutchins NOTE: Natick, MA
23. [OHMERCER-L] Turckes Family/Philothea [1]
I am researching the Turckes Family in Mercer County. One lead I was given was to check the church records of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Philothea. I can't find a listing in phone records to get the address. Does anyone know anything about this church and how to contact them? I'd be grateful for any help. Linda Gilliam Vereen Bulverde, Texas
24. Re: [OHMERCER-L] MONEY family [1]
Dear Charlene: Thanks for writing back. I think we have a connection with you on the Moneys. I also think we are connected thru the McDowells. As soon as I have a chance in the next few days to pull my files on these two families, I will get back to you. Great to find someone researching the same names. Ttyl, Roberta -----Original Message----- From: Charlene Kolterman To: OHMERCER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, April 28, 1998 11:44 PM Subject: Re: [OHMERCER-
25. [OHMERCER-L] Census [1]
Sorry, I missed your first post about the census, Since the census of 2000 won't be avaliable until the year 2,072, most of us won't have to worry about it anyway. Our whole life will be run by computers by then won't they? I wonder what the human race will be like? Sure more changes in the last 50 years than the first 150 of our country's existance. Personally, I'd like the 1930 released as well as better microfilm copies of the ones which are available. Wasn't the 1990 census a hit & miss census, wit
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