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1. Re: First Families of Muskingum Co... [1]
I think it is 1830. 1820 for First Families of Ohio. Barbara At 07:59 PM 11/24/98 EST, Sli1031@aol.com wrote: >1. My gggg grandparents Noble and Susan Chess are found in the 1820 Muskingum >Co. Census. > >So....can I safely say that is a first family of Muskingum Co???? How far >back does a family have to go in Muskingum Co. to be a First Family Member???? > >thanks, Susan >
2. 1840 Muskingum Co., Census [0.980525]
In the 1840 Ohio Census I am looking for Abigail Mercer...she would have had a three year old son at that time....she later married John Randall...but who was she married to in 1840???...thanks...Susan
3. Johnson and Chess md. Feb 10, 1831 [0.980525]
looking for anyone working on the above family....I must once again say thanks to all the wonderful people on this board...the pieces just keep falling into place...Susan Muskingum Co: Johnson, Mercer, Chess, Bower, Presgrave Perry Co: Presgrave, Lindsey, Metcalf Noble Co: Spear, Morgariedge Morgan Co: Spear
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5. Ohio National Guard, 1864-1865 [0.980525]
This message is for all who may be interested. During the American Civil War, the Ohio National Guard regiments were originally part of Ohio Governor William Dennison's "Militia of the Reserve" plan, whereby citizens statewide would have militia training in case of emergencies. Most of these Militia of the Reserve units expressly asked to be enrolled as Home Guards, so that they would serve only within the state. However, Ohio Governor John Brough made a new wrinkle in this militia training plan. Th
6. Scotio Land Co. [0.980525]
The Scotio Land Co. went to Paris to sell land in Muskingum or Washington Co. A host of French settlers came, and found they had been deceived. The land was not available. Does anyone have a source for the accurate history, and/or a list of the French settlers? Larry Gilbert email: lgilbert@bigfoot.com
7. Rich Hill Twp... [0.980525]
Is that near Chandlerlville????thanks...Susan
8. Naturalization Records for the county? [0.980525]
Can anyone help with advice on researching naturalization records in Muskingham County? I have two ancestors who immigrated from Ireland around 1820 or so, and would like to know how to obtain the naturalization records. Would this be something I'd request from the county courthouse? Is there a publication that lists them? I don't know the port of departure from Ireland or their port of entry to the U.S., but do know that they settled in Muskingham County, Ohio. Robert McCormick (born in Ireland) and wi
9. HANRAHAN, James & Julia [0.980525]
I am looking for info on a James and Julia Hanrahan. They were on the 1860 OH census in Muskingum county. I believe they may be my gr-grandmothers parents, Mary Monica Hanrahan, born Aug 1, 1860. Any cousins, or any ideas... velcro@xsite.net
10. RE: Beatty and Sissel [0.980525]
Donna, I can't get my replay to send to your address. Here is what I have: John Beatty b. Bef 1755. his father was born Abt 1735 in Chester Co, PA. John and siblings were born in Hamapshire, VA now WVA Do you know about the Beatty 2000 project? It's another rootsweb list. Chuck
11. Roseville Cemetary [0.980525]
I need info on two graves in Roseville Cemetary...does anyone have access that can help me please.... He is....W. Charles Reed, Charles W. Reed, Wesley C. Reed or one of those combinations :) She is...Jennie D. Reed..... thanks for any help...Susan
12. Muskingum Marriages [0.980525]
I am looking for marriage information on two ancestors who apparently were married in Muskingum County in the period around 1880. Can someone with access to the marriage books please help me? Horace A. Shaver mar. Isabella Donaker(or Milend) between 1880 and 1883 Mr. Meek mar. Mary Donaker between 1881 and 1883 Thanks for the help. John Donaker (jondonaker@aol.com)
13. SIMS, William and Nancy [0.980525]
Looking for information on William and Nancy(?) Sims of New Concord, Muskingum Co., OH....they lived there in 1913...thanks...Susan
14. HopewellMEChurch-1850 [0.980525]
Was there a Methodist Episcopal church - called Hopewell - in existence in Muskingum County before 1850? What was the name of the ME Church in Newtonville (White Cottage)? Christopher Lenhart owned the NW Quarter of Section 17 and his son, Isaac, sold 28 square rods (a bit more than one-tenth of an acre) to the ME church. One researcher reports that Christopher, in 1848, willed $1000 to the Hopewell Missionary Society. This would be like a million dollars today - surely some church historian made note of
15. Re: BOWMAN/PRINGLE/SPICER/WOLFORD/DONNIKER/RUSK/YOUNG/SPRAGG [0.980525]
I did not personally research this information--it was provided to me by Phil Bach, another Bolin researcher. The family does in fact descend from Robert Bolin and Elizabeth Priest Bolin; therefore, since my Caroline Bolin (married to James C. Young) is not in your Bolin listing it may be that there was some real confusion about whether this was a Bolin or a Bowman. I do have a John Bolin, born 18 Feb 1819 married to Jane Burley, . They were married 20 Jan 1842. Do you have other Bolin information you
16. SIMS, William and Nancy [0.980525]
Looking for William and Nancy Sims of New Concord, Muskingum Co., OHIO...I know for a fact that she was still living in 1913, he may have be deceased....thanks for any help....Susan
17. Ohio National Guard, 1864-1865 [0.980525]
This message is for all who may be interested. During the American Civil War, the Ohio National Guard regiments were originally part of Ohio Governor William Dennison's "Militia of the Reserve" plan, whereby citizens statewide would have militia training in case of emergencies. Most of these Militia of the Reserve units expressly asked to be enrolled as Home Guards, so that they would serve only within the state. However, Ohio Governor John Brough made a new wrinkle in this militia training plan. Th
18. MariettaToZanesville [0.980525]
This is part of what Chuck Rutter posted:
19. deaths [0.980525]
Could someone who has access to Muskingum county death records please check on something for me? I am looking for any information on: John Porter (middle initial either A. or D.), died September 17, 1895 in Muskingum County Catherine Morrow (or Murry) Porter, died, May 01, 1881 probably in Muskingum County Cora May Porter (still listed as Porter as late as 1898), b. January 17, 1869 Mary Lizzie Porter Forsythe, b. June 15, 1879 Thanks! Patti Patricia Olsson olsson@tusco.net polsson@stark.kent.edu ~~~~~
20. Re: 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment Research [0.980525]
Everyone, I apologize for something that appeared beyond my control. For some reason, Geocities must have been down temporarily. The web URL is correct and it is working now when I clicked on the provided URL: [Since I had such a wonderful response last August, here is a repeat message--JR] Wanted: A reply from all descendants of veterans from the 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1861-1864. I am constructing the history and genealogy of the 24th Ohio Infantry Regiment. My idealized focus i
21. THRAP, John and wife [0.980525]
John THRAP (b 1793) married Mary Jane VANDENBURGH in Muskingum Co on 1 Dec 1814. There were at least 9 children born to them: Nathan C. Peter V. Susan Mary Ann Hiram William Leaman Phebe Jane Harriet Can anyone claim this family and tell me more about Mary Jane? Sandy
22. 1820-1830 Muskingum Co. Census [0.980525]
Would someone be kind enough to look in the Muskingum Co., probably Rich Hill Twp 1820-1830....looking for Noble Ches and his wife Susan...I need to know the name of the children at home....thanks...their daugher Jane got md. in 1831, so she may still be in their home in 1830...so may need to go back to 1820 to see if they had other children....thanks...
23. 1820&1830 Rich Hill Twp.... [0.980525]
Does anyone have access to the 1830 Muskingum Co. Census??? I'm looking for Rich Hill Twp....CHES/CHESS, Noble 50 years old...his wife, Susan 48 and perhaps a few children....daugher Jane or Jennie????...thanks....Susan
24. HopewellMEChurch-1850 [0.980525]
Lynn posted
25. LEONARD and VANDENBURG [0.980525]
Mary (or Margaret) LEONARD (or could it have been LENHART?) born 14 May 1803 married Peter VANDENBURGH (b 16 Nov 1799) in Oct 1822. They show up on the 1830 Census in Zanesville and then seem to disappear. Peter died in 1840 and does not seem to be buried in Muskingum Co, and in the 1840 Census there is a Mary VANDENBERG as head of household found in Perry Co. The family eventually ends up in Licking Co. a generation later. Did they move to Perry Co.? Did Peter die and is buried in some obscure place and M
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