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1. [OHSTARK] Re: Need place of Birth [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/an/YZB.2ACI/1256.1 Message Board Post: I found you rmessage regarding David Forst. I am also researching this surname. Forst is my maiden name. My family also came through Stark Cty and their final destination was Huntington/ South Whitley Cty in Indiana. I have been trying to connect Samuel Forst to David. Is he his uncle? And is Thomas and David brothers?
2. [OHSTARK] SWIGARTs of Stark CO. [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BRAUCHER, BROUGHER, LAUB, LOBE, WEARSTLER, WARSTLER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZB.2ACI/2230.1.1 Message Board Post: Hello Michael, We communicated sometime back on this subject. I came across some info that may or may not be of help to you but I'll let you be the judge. Cemetery Inscriptions, Stark Co., Ohio, Vol V Rev. War Soldiers in Stark Co., Oh pg 351 SWIGART, Jac
3. [OHSTARK] Re: Early Stark Land Patents [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BRAUCHER, BROUGHER, LAUB, LOBE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZB.2ACI/2263.1 Message Board Post: Too bad I didn't check this site last night because I went to the Calif. State Archives today and was double checking a book called "Ohio Lands: Steubenville Land Office, 1800-1820" by Carol Willsey Bell, C.G.. I tracked down many original land purchases in this book.
4. Re: [OHSTARK] Native americans in Stark county [0.985737]
Wow. The Raff I am researching is probably of the Raffensberger's from Franklin County Pa. There are a lot of them there. My Elizabeth states on the Ohio 1860 census she is a native of Pa and her husband ( I just completed his line) was from St. Thomas, Franklin Co. Pa. There were Eastern Cherokee, Coctow, and Delaware in that area. My one big clue is the repetition of the name Lucinda in the family. I have a hunch my Elizabeth might have another name and also I think she may have been born Howe,
5. Re: [OHSTARK] National Archives [0.985737]
In a message dated 6/25/02 6:55:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, debbie@ohioroots.com writes: > I'm going to try to go to the National Archives next week to get my > grandfather's military records. Has anyone done this recently? > Anything I should look out for? I know prices have gone up > considerably. > If you are going to the National Archives in Washington, DC or one of the 13 branches, they should have microfilmed indexes which will direct you to the microfilm reel with your grandfather's military
6. [OHSTARK] Native americans in Stark county [0.985737]
hello, can anyone tell me if and which Native Americans were in the Stark county Lake township area about 1855??? i have always heard that we have Native blood in us but i can't figure out where or who. the olnly one i could narrow it down to would be my CATHARINE FULMER born 1837-38. i have been able to track down her husband ADAM's back to 1725 and forward to his death in 1921. but when he divorced her in ca1879, i lose her and can't find her listed anywhere. so i thought it may just be possible for it to
7. RE: [OHSTARK] National Archives [0.985737]
Civil War military service records should be at the Archives. Pension application files may or may not. I obtained one ancestor's pension application files from the Archives and the other one is held by VA and I'm still waiting for them. They have to get them from Suitland, MO. Apply to the Archives and they will tell you if the VA has the pension file and will give you the file number. You can also use a commercial service that will go to the Archives for you and copy any and all Civil War files for a
8. Re: [OHSTARK] My 2 cents worth [0.985737]
I think I tend to agree with Ron on the Gatewayed Messages to the List. I at least scan ALL of the messages that come through the List in the hope that maybe I'll run across someone else who may have some information on my family. Every little bit helps! Besides, I remember how to use my Delete key if the item isn't of interest to me. Looking for information on John Reis/Rice and family of Canton, Stark Co., OH. Best, SueB
9. Re: [OHSTARK] Surname problem [0.985737]
Cheryl, One good possibility for the surname that is stumping you is SHANAFELT. I know of a Carrie Etta Shanafelt who was born in Uniontown, Stark Co in 1868 (and her brother, born in 1867, was likely also born in the county). The parents were Levi S. Shanafelt and Elizabeth Neubauer (about whom I have no further information; my source for these names: Rootsweb World Connect Site, "Descendants of Replogle/Brumbaugh...," Kriss Replogle, ). Do the names Levi and Elizabeth fit
10. [OHSTARK] Pyle [0.985737]
Hi All My grandparents & several aunts & uncles are buried at Forest Hills, Canton. They are Taylor's. My granmother Jane Turner Taylor's sister & husband should be there too. Could SKS find Archie (Archibald) & Alice Pyle. Jane died in 1938 age 62 I don't knw if Alice, her sister was younger or older. I would say they may have died1948-1958 & would be buried close to Jane if poss. Could someone get dates from Forest Hill of death? I can then ask for death cert. With dates maybe someone could find obits in
11. [OHSTARK] Gatewayed messages [0.985737]
I have been reading the discussion concerning gate-way messages with interest. At first they were confusing for me when they appeared on my screen. I finally figured out what they represented. I just want to mention that I do read the full messages posted to the Rootsweb lists; however, I automatically delete any gatewayed message. I do not wish to go into another site to find a message while perusing Rootsweb boards. I will, on occasion, go to either Ancestry or Genealogy.com to check out their message
12. Re: [OHSTARK] Native americans in Stark county [0.985737]
I don't believe you are going to find any Native American tribes living in the Stark County area after about 1750. It was just too dangerous to be close to the white man. Before that, small Delaware settlements might be found. The Erie never got that far south of the Lake. Oddly enough, I also am a direct descendent of a Raff. My Raff is Salome Raff whose name was shortened from Raffins(berger). She married Charles Sprankle. There is a question about the spelling of her last name. Keith
13. [OHSTARK] 1920 census lookup [0.985737]
Will someone with easy access to this census, please look up the Henry Hodgon family at ancestry.com. I am a subscriber but for some reason it will not load this page. It is ED117, pg 10a, Image 987 in Massillon Twp, Stark Co, OH. I tried several times but it kept disconnecting me. I had no problem loading other pages. Bonnie
14. [OHSTARK] My 2 cents worth [0.985737]
I've been following the discussion on gatewayed messages and would like to throw in my 2 cent worth: First, I have no problem with them. I read all posts - no matter what the subject line and if it is of no interest... I delete it. Second, I have read a number of posts which include statements about the poster not including their email in an earlier post - yet I open the referred to post only to see the posters email in the header. Now, how you view headers depends on your email client, but try the "View"
15. Re: [OHSTARK] 1920 census lookup [0.985737]
Henry Hodgson head M W 34 M Ohio England England Esther wife F W 26 M Ohio Germany Germany Mary Anne daug F W 7 S Ohio Ohio Ohio can not read the last name Srosfrown or Grosfean both are from Germany John F. father in law M W 70 M 1873 NA 1875 or 1878 Sophia M. mother in law F W 63 M 1864 NA I'm sorry Bonnie the last name of the in laws are really unreadable on my copy. Hope this helps. Sandy ----- Origin
16. Re: [OHSTARK] Early Stark Land Patents [0.985737]
Hi, I was in Stark County in April and spent three days at the Stark Co. District Library in Canton. They are wonderful. They have a lot of the original files (wills, estates, etc.?) as the court ran out of room. You just have to give them your driver's license while you look at them (remember to get it back -- I didn't until the next day). I also copied from microfilm land patents of ancestors and way too many land transactions. I am researching Cable, Flora, Raichart and others many of whom went on
17. Re: [OHSTARK] Re: Early Stark Land Patents [0.985737]
Is there any chance that you had a relative named Jack Braucher who lived in the Canton/Massillon/Dalton area? Susi ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 12:38 AM Subject: [OHSTARK] Re: Early Stark Land Patents > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: BRAUCHER, BROUGHER, LAUB, LOBE > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YZB.2ACI/2263.1
18. Re: [OHSTARK] Surname problem [0.985737]
Cheryl, On my LDS early births CD, I found the name Shanafelt. I've included two that I found in Stark County. Hope this helps. Thanks for the transcribing. : ) Nora SHANAFELT, Henry Birth Sex: Male Birth Date: 07 Jan 1878 Birthplace: Canton, Stark, Oh Recorded in: Stark, Ohio Father: Washington SHANAFELT Mother: Frances DITENHAFER Source: FHL Number 897618 Dates: 1876-1885 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SHANAFELT, Erma Mabel Birth Sex: Femal
19. Re: [OHSTARK] National Archives [0.985737]
I don't think the records are at the archives. I got a form at the archives to mail away for my relatve's civil war record. You may need to go to the VA to get more current records. I had to go to the VA for my GGgrandfathers civil war record because it was still active when most records were archived in the 30's (his wife died in 1949) David > I'm going to try to go to the National Archives next week to get my > grandfather's military records. Has anyone done this recently? > Anything I should l
20. [OHSTARK] Anybody also researching Hively-Battershell? [0.985737]
Hi List Would like to meet up with anyone who is also researching the following descendants of the Catherine Hively/Phillip Battershell family: Have a lot of information to share but need contact for info on the current & previous 2 or 3 generations. Know there have been reunions for years through articles on the "society" pages of the Alliance Review. :) Thanks!! Sandi Descendants of Catherine Hively 1 Catherine Hively b: May 12, 1839 Columbiana County, Ohio d:
21. [OHSTARK] Gatewayed, etc. [0.985737]
OK, I give up - what is a gateway message and what is "digest mode?" Thanks ! Wendell Way Canton OH native now consigned to Kennesaw GA
22. [OHSTARK] National Archives [0.985737]
I'm going to try to go to the National Archives next week to get my grandfather's military records. Has anyone done this recently? Anything I should look out for? I know prices have gone up considerably. Thanks, Debbie
23. Re: [OHSTARK] 1920 census lookup [0.985737]
Thank you Sandy! That's the family I was looking for. The name is Grosjean. You were close. Bonnie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandy & Phil Carneiro" To: Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 2:01 PM Subject: Re: [OHSTARK] 1920 census lookup > Henry Hodgson head M W 34 M Ohio England England > Esther wife F W 26 M Ohio Germany Germany > Mary Anne daug F W 7 S Ohio Ohio Ohio > can not rea
24. Re: [OHSTARK] Re: Native Americans in Stark County [0.985737]
I think the operative word here is "living". The presence of American Indians along this frontier is documented. This area was used as a hunting ground by many tribes. You are correct that the Wyandottes should be included in the list of visitors. I am not aware of any discovery of any village or other settlement that was in use by native Americans after 1750. The only thing close is the "Indian Mound" at the corner of Arlington and Portage St. Of course, it is from an earlier time period.
25. Re: [OHSTARK] My 2 cents worth [0.985737]
At 11:32 PM 6/3/02 -0500, you wrote: >I think I tend to agree with Ron on the Gatewayed Messages to the List. > I at least scan ALL of the messages that come through the List in the >hope that maybe I'll run across someone else who may have some information >on my family. Every little bit helps! Ron, a beautiful post. It goes in the keeper mailbox. The gatewayed messages should now be stopped. There are two set of utility pages for the list maintainer. I have the old/original bookmarked. The setting i
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