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1. DIVORCE RECORDS/MORMON FAMILIES 1850 [1]
While watching a program on television last night, divorce was mentioned of some polygamist sects of the Mormon religion. This is no slam on the church or its followers, but it brought up a question in reference to my family line in Morrow Co. My g/g/grandfather was Felty Wheeler of Westfield Twp.Morrow Co. OH. He died in 1863 and is buried in Windsor Corner Cemetery. His stone is facing east while everyone else is facing west and there is a reason for that. He was married three times and had twenty-two ch
2. Civil War [1]
Would also like to find a site such as what Cindy was asking, about the Civil War from Morrow Co. I already have pension papers I sent away for Jannett Purdy, but other names would be nice to haveand what regiment they fought in.....Thanks Bev Craig Looking for : Purdy, Biddle, FoutsPfouts, Cover, Hixenbaugh
3. NASE-NOYER-NESBITT-MONTANYE (MONTONEY) [1]
Seeking information about the family of Thomas Barber NASE who lived in North Bloomfield Township, Morrow County. Thomas B. NASE was born about 1794 probably in Sussex County, New Jersey. He came to Ohio, then Richland County in the mid 1830s. After the gain from Richland County to Morrow County in 1848, he is found on the 1850 census for Morrow County. Clarinda NASE, born December 09, 1817 in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, his oldest daughter married John Allen MCCLUER, the line which I descend. Anot
4. Miller, McCracken, Evans [1]
I need help putting together one of the Miller families of Morrow Co. At Al Pott's site (thanks so much, Al) he has the Morrow County History. For Chester township it has quite a bit about an early settler of what was then Knox County named David Miller. Among these David Miller's children were Jane(m. Levi Greenfield); Isabel (m. John Evans); Elizabeth (m. William McCracken); There is more information about these families in the book. It also mentions there are siblings named Andrew, James, Sarah, and
5. Morrow County Infirmary [1]
Does anyone know if there are records available anywhere for the old Morrow County Infirmary? Does anyone know where it used to be? The name sounds ominous. I think I might have found one of my husband's relatives there--I would like to find out if she had relatives living nearby. Buffy Atherton
6. Peterson/McDonough [1]
>From: SMTP%"OHMORROW-L-request@rootsweb.com" 30-NOV-1999 21:02:34.49 >From: "Nancy Regan" >Subject: BALL, BROWN, LITTLE, WREN Connection in Mt. Gilead, 1870? >Message-ID: >I've just had my first look at the 1870 Morrow County Census >and found my 2g grandparents and my ggf. [...] >I have this census microfilm (0552746) on loan at my FHC until 2nd week >in January, and plan to go through it a few more times. I
7. Frederick Shangle and wife [1]
Hi, Can anybody tell me the maiden name of Frederick Shangle's wife Sarah? After Frederick's death (probably in the 1850s) she married Joel Burdine. She had a daughter Emeline I believe. She lived in Canaan Township. Thanks, Jane Peppler -- Mappamundi: "More-or-less traditional music of the Northern Hemisphere and the Current Millennium" http://www.mappamundi.com/
8. River Cliff Cemetery [1]
I would also like the address information for River Cliff Cemetery. Would you please post to the list. Thank you! Lori Hammell-Davis
9. Searching for Atherton/ England Family in Mt. Gilead [1]
Hello, fellow listers. We are trying to trace my husband's Atherton lines. We know that Victoria Atherton, who was born in 1872 in Hilliard Station in Franklin County, married an England and settled in Mt. Gilead. She was still living there in the early 1950s, my husband remembers. Thank you The Joe Athertons 4888 Rapid Run Rd Cinti OH 45238
10. Morrow County Infirmary Records [1]
Buffy, Morrow County Infirmary records from 1871 to 1986 are available on microfilm through your nearest LDS Family History Center. The film may be ordered for a nominal fee. The film number is 1928460. The Infirmary records are the third item on the roll. You can find the locality of the nearest Family History Center in Cyndi's List or through the LDS church's web site. I got the film number by going to the Family History Library's Family Search web site and using the locality section of the Family H
11. Re: DIVORCE RECORDS1850 [1]
Esther, Concerning divorce records for Morrow county - they were kept by the Clerk of Courts. If you need records prior to 1848: Since Morrow county was formed from 4 other counties in 1848 - you will need to also check which ever county your township was in before the reorganization. Denise Crawford ----- How about divorce records? Where could I possibly find them? Did they have them in 1850?
12. Morrow County Microfilm at the Family History Center [1]
Hello again, Myrna went directly to the LDS records to find the Morrow County Infirmary records on microfilm. Also, in case you haven't already found it, the Morrow County website contains a chart showing *all* (if there is such a thing!) the Morrow County records which have been microfilmed by LDS - including the film number and item number. That information was compiled by Jane Peppler last year. Here's the link.... http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmorrow/fhc.html Pat Grogg for Morrow County Genealogical
13. BALL, BROWN, LITTLE, WREN Connection in Mt. Gilead, 1870? [1]
I've just had my first look at the 1870 Morrow County Census and found my 2g grandparents and my ggf. These people are: BROWN, Ferdinand, 37, M, W, Shoemaker born in Prussia Martha, 29, F, W, Keeping House born in Ohio Amick, 6, M, W, born in Ohio Charles, 3, M, W born in Ohio William, 1, M, W, born Ohio I know from our Family Bible that "Amick" is actually Emil. Charles is my ggf. They were the 97th dwelling and the 99th family to be visited (in the Village of Mt. Gilead). In the previous hous
14. Re: Civil War [1]
I have these databases that were sent to me. I used one of them and it was really good, and I was able to pull up everyone in Morrow County. Just can't remember which one, and don't have time to check right now, but you might want to know them all anyway. Angela http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/ THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR HOMEPAGE http://www.bham.mindspring.com/~awillcut/civilwar.htm CIVIL WAR THE ALABAMA CONNECTION http://www.civilwardata.com/ AMERICAN CIVIL WAR RESEARCH DATABASE.. the largest, most in-d
15. civil war [1]
Is there a place to find a roster for the men from Morrow Co. who fought in this war? Cindy
16. River Cliff Cemetery address [1]
Could so eone please give me the address to write for records of the River CLiff Cemetery? Thank you Buffy Atherton
17. Re: River Cliff Cemetery address [1]
Good Morning All, Cemetery records are maintained by the Township Trustees. For Gilead Township, in which River Cliff is located, contact the Township Clerk. That person is Gerald Neptune, 507 Dogwood Lane, Mt. Gilead, OH 43338. I will add the names and addresses of all the township clerks to the website as soon as I can. Sometimes it takes a question or two to realize what information will be helpful to researchers. (If I could ever get going on my OWN research, I'm sure my list of "things to includ
18. Re: Miller, McCracken, Evans [1]
For anyone else that might have been wondering, Al Pott's site has the 1880 Morrow County History online at: http://genweb.net/~leesue/MorFront.htm - Matt ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Pfannenstiel" To: Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 5:24 PM Subject: Miller, McCracken, Evans > > I need help putting together one of the Miller families of Morrow Co. At > Al Pott's site (thanks so much, Al) he has the Morrow County History. For > Ches
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