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1. EFFLAND [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: EFFLAND Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RZB.2ACI/275 Message Board Post: Searching for an obituary for Thirza (Shubart) EFFLAND, died 1880, Ottawa County. She came from Germany to America in 1862, and is my great-great grandmother. Thank you.
2. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RZB.2ACI/273 Message Board Post: If you would like to belong to the oldest descendants organization for women, ages 10 and up, who are descendants of Union Civil War veterans, the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic is for you! Membership requirements: Must be 10 years of age and up; be a direct descendant of a Union Civil War veteran, or a niece of
3. A. J. Smith, Port Clinton [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RZB.2ACI/276 Message Board Post: Hi, I'm looking for further information on the family of ALOYSIUS YOUNG, who died in Sandusky May 19, 1911. His wife's name was MAGDALENA, and his obit lists surviving children as Mrs. George Fisher, Buffalo; Mrs. A. J. Smith, Port Clinton; Mrs. I. T. Lott, Chicago; Mrs. Joseph Pletschman, , Mary Young, Frances Young,
4. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RZB.2ACI/274 Message Board Post: If you are a female age 10 years of age and up, you may be eligible for membership in the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. Membership is open to all eligible females who are directly related to or are "blood kin" to a Union Civil War veteran. Also direct descendants of Union Army nurses are eligible. If you ar
5. Birth records for Put-in-Bay [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Faulkner and many more Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RZB.2ACI/272 Message Board Post: I am tring to find birth records or christing records for Put-In-Bay. Can some one point me in the right direction. Everyting that I have see here for the area does not name this area.
6. Re: Birth records for Put-in-Bay [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RZB.2ACI/272.1 Message Board Post: Diane, see the Ottawa County USGenWeb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohottawa/index.htm for information about churches and church records. Follow the links for "places" and "churches". Of the churches on South Bass Island, the records of St. Paul's Episcopal Church are available on microfilm through the Bowling Gree
7. John Bronw Jr [0.989429]
In the Combined Atlas of Ottawa County, Ohio 1874 & 1900 there are maps of a John Brown Jr, showing property near the Downtown area of Put In Bay. In the Subscribers' Reference for Ottawa County, Ohio is say he came to the County in 1862, and he was born in Ohio, and grew Grapes. There are two maps in the 1874 are, one is a close up of that area in Put In Bay. In 1900 there is just a map showing the same lot he owned in 1874. Marlene Seaton
8. Roll Call: Bahnsen, Sonnichsen, Pieplow [0.989429]
My Ottawa County ancestors arrived from Germany in 1880. The BAHNSEN family arrived first, in April, joining their eldest son, Andreas Marcus BAHNSEN, who had come a year or two earlier. The 1880 immigrants in the family consisted of Martin August BAHNSEN (1830-1911), his wife Magdalena Maria SONNICHSEN (1832-1898), and their three youngest surviving sons, Momme Melf Ingwert (1861-1927), Martin August (1864-1936), and Anton Monrad (1873-1953). The two married daughters, Maria Catherina (1855-1893) married t
9. Roll Call [0.989429]
Hi, My people were from Ottawa County and from Huron before Ottawa County formed. The names I am researching are: Mallory Knapp Sherly/Sherley/Shirley Turpin. Sharon
10. Roll Call [0.989429]
Members of my TRACY and KIRK families lived in Port Clinton. I have info to share, and I can do HeritageQuest lookups.
11. Roll Call Kahler/Gottschalk/Paulson/Wulf or Wolf/Dubbert & Others [0.989429]
Both of my Paternal grandparents families immigrated to Danbury in the late 1800s. I am probably related to a lot of Port Clinton people at this point. The Dubbert family is headed by Caroline and Christoph Dubbert who immigrated with their mature family in 1891. Any person in the Port Clinton area, who has a Dubbert in their line are related to Caroline and Christoph. They were from Axelshof (church in Kummerow), Germany which is near Mulchin (North West of Berlin). There were others in t
12. Roll call [0.989429]
My Ottawa County families include Jesse SKILES (d. 1916) and his first wife, Lewis JARVIS (JERVIS) (d. 1896) and second wife Alice LOGARD OBEY (dau. William GRAVES and Sarah FOUNTAIN). Their children included Frank (m. Anna Mae BECK); David (m. Martha GRAVES); Glen; Arthur; Albert; William; Lillie Pearl (m. Walter GOVER); Ola (Olia?) (m. John SCHAEFER); Pearl; Walter; Lawrence, and several who died in childhood. Also researching HORVATH, JOCKETT, KLANIECKI, LITTLE, MINER, MILLS, PAUWELS and SCHINDLER,
13. Roll Call : WYATT [0.989429]
Any Wyatt's from Clay, Martin, Elmore and surrounding area, at one time a large family in the area ! Adrienne Wyatt Raleigh North Carolina.
14. Gielow family [0.989429]
> >I have also compiled a genealogical record for the EPPLING family that began >coming to Ottawa county in 1854; A HARMES family that first lived in Ottawa >County in 1850 and a GIELOW family that came in 1849. > >If anyone has an interest in the first generation EPPLING, EPLING, APLING, >and BELOW; the second generation that added PFEIFFER, RIEMANN and ZUNK; the >next generations added SCHLIEVERT, BOSS, BRAUER, REIDER, BUHRO, DEWITZ, and >many others, please contact me. > >Most of the Harmes family l
15. Re: [OHOTTAWA] Hall Road in Elmore? [0.989429]
Del, You wrote: 1930 shows my great grandfather Jacob Held (1866-1950) as living on Hall Road, on a farm outside of Elmore [snip] I spent most of last night looking for "Hall Road". I never found it... but - the 1910 census shows a Jacob Held family at Hall Road with other entries on River Rd. South - the 1920 census shows a Jacob held family at Rd #44 not so very far out of town and not so very far from Portage River Rd South. - I have a very old plat map copied from the Harris/Elmore Library which ac
16. ROLL CALL !! [0.989429]
Am interested in John Brown Jr. son of the famous John Brown Sr. of Harpers Ferry fame in 1858. He lived on South Bass Island from 1862 until his death in 1995 and he grew grapes and other fruit !! His wife was Wealthy Hotchkiss (1829-1911) Eldon Hills @ Petersburg, Mi.
17. Kirks [0.989429]
One of my Dubbert cousins is married to a Kirk. I think her father or Grand father ran the Dairy. There is some information in the Historical pamphlets that the Gypsum people have put together. Evidently the Kirks owned the land that Erie Army Depot was on. The government purchased it, and they moved to the area near Gypsum, Ohio. I have two of the Gypsum books of the 5 they have published. I can also put you in touch with the people who have put these pamphlet out, as they went to High S
18. New list administrator [0.989429]
Dear Listers, In response to my recent appeal for a new list administrator, I received letters from several subscribers. "Thank you" to everyone who expressed an interest. A well-qualified volunteer has stepped forward, so I'm pleased to announce that the list has been transferred to Terri Sturgill. Terri lives in Florida but has Ottawa County roots that go back to the early 1800s. Her extended family still resides in the Elmore area. Terri is a re-activated volunteer for RootsWeb, having administered an
19. Roll Call- PETEE [0.989429]
I am searching for the name PETEE in Ottawa County. From about 1820 to 1880. Specifically 1850, as I cannot find them in the 1850 census. Probably spelled Petit before 1830 or so. Also DUSSEAU and WINTERS. You got one? Please contact me! gypsy
20. Roll Call [0.989429]
These are my families from around Elmore, Oak Harbor and Genoa: NETCHER WILSON BURKET PERDUE HUDSON SNYDER NEWCOMER ADAMS Sue Knost
21. Families in Ottawa and Sandusky and Wood Counties [0.989429]
Garner, Libben, Recker, Paulsen, Nance Holland, Ohio
22. New List Administrator Hello [0.989429]
List Subscribers, One and All... I'd like to thank Scott for introducing me [as new administrator] to the Ottawa list. It is my hope that you will not even notice there's been a change, except for a different email address. As with a lot of us into genealogy, I am addicted to it, continually seeking new information about my family and the area they've lived in. I operate in the "pass it on" method of genealogy. In the years I've been growing my family tree, many people on MANY lists have helped me o
23. Re: Roll call [0.989429]
My roots are pretty much in Oak Harbor. Families I am researching are: Burholt Hadd Earle Peeling (Peling) Vogel Wilt
24. Roll call - BROWN, HYDE, LAWRENCE, and VANNATER [0.989429]
Hi Ottawa County researchers, My ancestors of Ottawa County are as follows: Henry HYDE (1785-1866) and his wife Sarah HILL (1787-1830) and their children. Jacob BROWN (1807-1886) and his wife Harriet HYDE (1808-1852) and children. The HYDEs were original settlers on Put-In-Bay (1818), and later lived on Catawba Island, and then Portage Township. The BROWNs were also in Portage Township by 1830 - leaving there by 1854 for Michigan. Also in the area were Nathan LAWRENCE (1772-about 1840) who married Chari
25. Roll Call Juby (Dzubay) Butcko [0.989429]
My maternal side is related to half of Lakeside. My grandmother and grandfather, John and Anna (Butcko) Juby, came over to originally Cleveland in the early 1900s. John came first, and earned enough money to send for Anna. They were not married at the time, and I have found their marriage record in a Cleveland Church. My grandfather changed his name from Dzubay to Juby they day on the trip over. His other siblings, who came later, did not change theirs. John did not like working in Cleve
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