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1. [OHSTARK] death records [1]
Hello All. Unfortunately, to gain access to a pre-1908 death record in OH, you do need to know what county the person died in. Those records are kept at the Probate Court. If you are certain the person did not die in Stark, think about where a child, sibling, or parent might have lived. Perhaps they were visiting when they died. A death record is filed where the eprson actually died, not where they lived. If they were a veteran, they might have died in Erie Co. in the Old Soldier's Home. You might ch
2. Re: [OHSTARK] Marriage Licenses [1]
I would appreciate a lookup in Stark Co. early marriage references for the marriage of a Catherine/Catharine Mercer (or anyother spelling of Mercer) to a Mr. Garret/Garrott/Carrott or similar spellings in the 1840's. Catherine Mercer according to family notes was born in Canton, Stark County, Ohio. In fact any Catherine Mercer to anyone from 1840 to 1855. She married several times and did not record any on their first names. Census records gave me the name of the third husband. Barbara in Oregon
3. Re: [OHSTARK] HELP! Eberthart & Servey/Zerbe Ancestors [1]
Thanks so very much! Karen
4. Re: [OHSTARK] Fried/Freed & Davis families [1]
I have some information about a Henry Freed, son of Peter and Hannah Freed. Henry was born 28 Jun 1842 in Stark County and was married to a Barbara Haynes. If this is the Henry Freed you are interested in, let me know and I'll send you want I have. This branch of the Freed family moved to Indiana where Henry died in 1900. Good luck with your search! Iris Kluber
5. [OHSTARK] Massillon [1]
The proprietors are now laying out, and offer for sale Lots in the new Town of MASSILON, situated on the Ohio Canal at the intersection of the great road leading from Pittsburgh westwardly, through New Lisbon, Canton, Wooster and Mansfield. It is very conveniently and pleasantly situated on the east side of the Tuscarawas, or Muskingum river, in the midst of one of the most wealthy and fertile Wheat growing districts in the state of Ohio.--It occupies both banks of the Canal, having a large and commodious B
6. [OHSTARK] Carol Goff [1]
Hello, Is Carol Goff on this list? An e-mail to her came back "user unknown" and I've lost her snail-mail address. If any of you are in touch with her, please let her know I am trying to reach her. Thank you so much. Cathy Martin ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com
7. Re: [OHSTARK] Ohio death certificates [1]
Dear Orleata, Everton's "Handybook for Genealogists" (Eighth Edition) says that the State of Ohio kept death records starting in 1908. Although this doesn't help you, since the record you seek is for a 1905 death, I'll give the address for post-1908 records here, anyway, in case someone else on the this list might find it helpful: Division of Vital Statistics Ohio Department of Health 65 South Front Street Columbus, OH 43216 To verify current fees, you can call: 614-466-2531. They also might be able
8. [OHSTARK] Fried/Freed & Davis families [1]
Hi there. I'm interested in any information about the family of Henry Fried/Freed, and the family of Henry Davis. Does anyone out there have a copy of "Portrait & Biographical Record of Stark Co., Ohio"? I would be interested in knowing if there are any Fried/Freeds listed or a Henry Davis. Thank you. Ruth Kyser Michigan
9. Re: [OHSTARK] Cost for Death Cert [1]
In a message dated 11/30/2002 2:13:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, kskramer@wcoil.com writes: << Can someone tell me the cost of an uncertified death cert from the Stark co Health Dept. Thanks Sue >> The last I heard they were still charging 25". At least Massillon, Alliance and Canton City charges 25" - I assume Stark County does as well. (I've not had any luck with them.) If you need addresses for Massillon (births and deaths within Massillon city limits), Alliance (births and deaths inside ci
10. Re: [OHSTARK] Ohio death certificates [1]
Thank you for the help. Orleata ---------- >From: Andy or Annie Utick >To: OHSTARK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [OHSTARK] Ohio death certificates >Date: Mon, Dec 2, 2002, 10:55 AM > > Dear Orleata, > > Everton's "Handybook for Genealogists" (Eighth Edition) says that > the State of Ohio kept death records starting in 1908. Although this > doesn't help you, since the record you seek is for a 1905 death, I'll give > the address for post-1908 records here, anyway, in case someone else on >
11. [OHSTARK] Elizabeth Johnson [1]
Who was Elizabeth Johnson/Johnston who married Daniel Hazelbaker b. ca. 1786 in 1821 Stark County, Ohio? Believe she might have been a widow.
12. [OHSTARK] CRAWFORD [1]
Looking for information on Phil CRAWFORD who lived on Seneca Ave. in Alliance, Oh (Stark Co. ) in the 1940's. Is anyone researching this line? S. Weir
13. [OHSTARK] Huwig-John Benson [1]
This is for John Benson. Please contact me off list. Thanks, 3blindmice@sssnet.com
14. [OHSTARK] HELP! Eberthart & Servey/Zerbe Ancestors [1]
It has been a while since I posted a message and thought I would try once again. Maybe someone new on the list can help me to break down this brick wall! I am looking for the parents of Phillip J. Eberhart, born August 16, 1841, in Wayne Co., OH. His death certificate indicates his father's name was Joseph Eberhart and mother unknown. I have been unable to confirm his father's name. The informant was one of his son's. Phillip's parents (according to census records) were from the Alsace region of
15. Re: [OHSTARK] Ohio death certificates [1]
Don't forget. For those who died in OH 1913-37, you can look them up at http://dbs.ohiohistory.org/dindex/search.cfm When you search, try all spellings as they apparently used OCR technolgy to scan them from the files. Therefore there are many mispellings. Roger Rhoads
16. [OHSTARK] Melchior/Melchoir, William E. - b. Dec 1870 [1]
Hello Listers: I am wondering if anyone can give me the maiden name of William E. Melchior/Melchoir's wife, Sarah E. b. Nov 1870? They were married in Canton, Stark Co., OH about 1895. Hope to hear from someone. Thanks. Karen
17. Re: [OHSTARK] Massillon [1]
Thanks, my husband, who was born and raised in Massillon, as were his parents loved reading this little piece. Cheryl Quinn
18. Re: [OHSTARK] Cost for Death Cert [1]
Shirley, I have a death (I think) in Stark County but on contacting Stark they have no record. I know my gg-grandfather was buried in Alliance City Cemetery, but I am not sure where he died. It is possible he died in Smith Twp., Mahoning Co., although Mahoning has no death record either. He died in 1905. Is there any clue you can give me as to where I might be able to find his death record, all I can find is the cemetery record. Thank you for you willingness to help. Orleata So. California ---------
19. Re: [OHSTARK] Marriage Licenses [1]
Marriage records from that period were virtually non-existent. The state was just being settled then. No official records were kept for another 30 years. There are some published books of early church records which list some marriages. There are some early Stark Co. records in book form now too-- but none of these records contain any information about parents. At best, you might find the names of the witnesses; usually only the minister performing the ceremony. I can check those reference books at our
20. Re: [OHSTARK] Melchior/Melchoir, William E. - b. Dec 1870 [1]
Karen, This might be a lead. I found William and Sarah in the 1920 census in Canton, OH. It lists William as head, living at 403 N.W. Shorb or Thorb Avenue. William is 47 and Sarah is 45. Lists Sarah's father as being born in PA. Living with them is Joseph Eberhart and Jennie Eberhart - listed as brother-in-law and sister-in-law of William. Both Sarah and Jennie list their father as being born in PA, while Joseph and William have two different fathers. That would make Jennie and Sarah sisters. Jenni
21. Re: [OHSTARK] Cost for Death Cert [1]
This is a great site for vital records from everywhere. The link is for Ohio, but you can get back to the home page for other states & countries. Tells you where to write, cost, even offers online forms to fill out. http://www.vitalrec.com/oh.html Judith in Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: "ksuek" To: Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 11:17 AM Subject: [OHSTARK] Cost for Death Cert > Can someone tell me the cost of an uncertified > death cert from
22. [OHSTARK] GERBER/GARBER in Perry Twp. [1]
I recently saw additional information from the 1880 census regarding Elias GARBER, my great grandfather. He was listed as 51 years old living in Perry Twp. Being born Abt 1829, can he be the same as Elias GERBER, son of John and Magdalena KECK GERBER, b Abt. 1840 in Tuscarawas Co? I'm now thinking my great grandfather could have been a descendant of Christian GERBER who settled in Stark Co. Doug Garber
23. Re: [OHSTARK] Marriage Licenses [1]
She's not listed in the Portrait and Biographical Record of Stark county, Ohio, either. Nor Garrett....... ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 9:54 AM Subject: Re: [OHSTARK] Marriage Licenses > Thank you for your time. > > My great mystery lady on the bedroom wall seems to have left no trail prior > to 1857 marriage in California and 1860 census. > > > ==== OHSTARK Mailing List ==== > Looking for the genealogy department of
24. Re: [OHSTARK] Marriage Licenses [1]
Only one...... Cripliver, Jacob and Leah Weimer married 25 Dec 1838. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith" To: Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 1:17 PM Subject: Re: [OHSTARK] Marriage Licenses > Marriage records from that period were virtually non-existent. The state > was just being settled then. No official records were kept for another 30 > years. There are some published books of early church records which list > some marriages. There are some e
25. RE: [OHSTARK] HELP! Eberthart & Servey/Zerbe Ancestors [1]
Hello Karen, I did a search on my census CD (indexes and partial). Here are the two EBERHART males I found in OH in 1840: EBERHART, Jacob State: OH County: Carroll Co. Location: Rose Twp Page #: 249 Census/Enumeration year: 1840 *********************************************** EBERHART, LEWIS State: OH County: Hamilton Co. Location: Cincinnati 3rd War Page #: 103 Census/Enumeration year: 1840 ********************************************** I also did a search under the surname EVERHART/EVERHARD
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