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1. Guardianship Bonds [1]
Janet, You made yourself quite clear and I am grateful because it (maybe) clears up a puzzling question in my own line. My great-grandfather was appointed guardian of his children from his first wife about 18 months after his second marriage. I grant you this was in Rockingham County, Virginia and in 1855, but I am now going to assume it has something to do with establishing inheritence rights. Both my great-grandfather and the family of his first wife were large land holders. I also found insta
2. DAVID YOST BIO [1]
I'm not related to this person, just wanted to share this hoping it might help some else. _______________________________________________ Biographical History of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Benton, Warren and Pulaski Counties, Indiana, Illustrated, Volume 1, 1899 pp. 926-928 DAVID YOST The YOST family springs from old colonial stock of Virginia and German ancestry, who were Lutherans. ANTHONY YOST, the grandfather of DAVID, was a farmer in Rockingham County, Virginia, and his children were JOHN,
3. Maria Enoch [1]
Joseph Wakefield GLINES married Eliza Luella MUNDHENK 25 Apr 1914 Jay County, Indiana, This 2nd wife was a daughter of Augustus MUNDHENK who was born in Montgomery County, Ohio, her Mother was Maria ENOCH born Preble County, Ohio. Does anyone know parents of Maria Enoch?
4. [Fwd: Preble County Query] [1]
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5. Re: DILLMAN, BROWER, ASHBY, BOWMAN, LEHMAN [1]
Also searching BOWMANs in PCO. I've include the family group sheet for my Robert BOWMAN. He was born in Maryland and settled in New Paris, Preble Co. OH prior to his marriage in 1843. My line is through his daughter Lydia who was my gggrandmother. I would be glad to hear if anyone is familiar with this family. I must confess I have not worked on this family much. HUSBAND: Robert D. Bowman bir: MD mar: 26 Nov 1843 Preble Co, OH F
6. Fwd: Probate records [1]
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7. Fox/Glines/Kenedy [1]
Dear researchers, Is there a Fox family in Preble County, Ohio. Or Kennedy? Who does this Mary Kennedy Belong to? the Margaret Glines is a daughter of James Glines and Hannah Biggs. Who is this Leander Fox or Mary Fox listed here. I have reason to believe all of these people were in Indiana or Ohio prior to being in Iowa. 1870 Census Warren County, Ohio enumerated 5 aug 1870 42/41 Fox, Leander 22 M Ind. , Mary 41 F Keeping house Ohio Glines, Margaret 20 F Ohio
8. RE: MIgration Timelines [1]
Thanks for such great information, Mickey. I sure appreciate your work on this. Sherrel Hailstone
9. GRAY bio [1]
One new bio this week: James S GRAY, b Preble Co OH http://www.rootsweb.com/~inshelby/biography_index.htm
10. Probate Records [1]
In a message dated 03/24/2000 2:25:05 AM Central Standard Time, PREBLE_CO_OH-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << I was under the impression that Joel D Camp was the father of these children. Was it normal procedure for the father of children to be named as their guardian officially when their mother died? >> The reason the father would be appointed guardian of his children is due to the fact that the children are inheriting property. This was quite common. Look for that property. Happy hunting,
11. MIgration Timelines [1]
Found his on another list and thought I would post it here as well. And if anyone gets more than one copy, I do apologize in advance. Just thought it too interesting and informative to let go by. Mickey > 1. Motivations of original colonial ancestors > THE ENGLISH > > 1. Social and economic dislocation, caused in part by pressure on feudal > system by inflation resulting from vast amount of new gold and silver > introduced through Spain. > 2. Political rivalry between a recently strengthen England and Spai
12. Yost Famil(ies) of Preble County [1]
I remember a Darryl Yost of Preble County, Ohio who had a farm, I believe on Camden-West Elkton Road near, perhaps, Quaker Trace Road. (or maybe it was the highway from Gratis to Camden...I just don't remembeer) He was known to all of the children of Shawnee High School, a consolidation of West Elkton and Camden High Schools in 1957, as "Sunshine". He was bald, heavyset (not fat, just a large man) and invaribly radiated warmth and good-will - always smiling and joking with the schoolkids. He became kn
13. Probate Records [1]
In a message dated 03/24/2000 2:25:05 AM Central Standard Time, PREBLE_CO_OH-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Can I assume that it was normal procedure for the surviving parent to be officially declared guardian for children when the other parent died? >> No, you can't assume that. They would not be appointed guardian unless there is property involved (at least in this time period.) Donny Perry
14. Re: Biggs/Glines [1]
Jerry, I am currently trying to find information about an earlier Ephraim Biggs. In my ancestral family there are three Biggs marriages. One is my 3rd gr. grand parents: Thomas Newport m. Sarah Biggs in Butler Co., 6 Jul 1821. Another is: John Baker m. Rachel Biggs in Butler Co., 1 Oct 1828. Another is: John Biggs m. Cassandra Baker in Butler Co., March 1820. A biography of John Baker states that Rachel Biggs' father was Ephraim Biggs, an early settler in Indiana (before 1800). Early tax and census records
15. John Grimes/Isaac Glines/Aaron Biggs [1]
Dear researchers, Donny Perry sent me this info in an Attatchment, but I think the info is important enough to post to this list. If John Grimes wife was a Susanna Glines then who does this Susanna Glines belong to. There association with Aaron Biggs and Isaac Glines Sr. is also very important. at this point I'm wondering if John Grimes is not actually John Glines and that he married a Glines cousin. This occured frequently and there is some connection, but don't know what it is yet. Here is what Donny
16. DILLMAN, BROWER, ASHBY, BOWMAN, LEHMAN [1]
Researching Dillman, Brower, Ashby, Bowman, & Lehman families of Preble County before 1850. Bonnie
17. George W. Harper [1]
My great grandfather, George W. Harper, was born in Fairhaven, Preble County, OH, or so we think. He died an adult in 1880, most likely (unproven) in Towner, Kiowa Co., CO. . He was married to Mary Jeannette Pierson. He was an MD and father of 2. I really want to find him. Connie
18. ASAY/BROWN [1]
Looking for information on William Asay m. Margaret Brown Sept. 27, 1837 Preble Co. OH They had 5 children: Albaria Jane b. 1838 Franklin Co. OH Mary Catherine b. 1841 Wayne Co. OH m. James Foster William Davidson b. 1842 Sarah A. b. 1845 Isaac E. b. 1847 Researching surnames: ASAY/ASA BOHANNAN BROWN MCVICKER WALLS HENDERSON
19. Highways [1]
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maggieoh/highway.html sorry everyone they changed the URL this is the new one, Warrene
20. Church Records [1]
Hi Everyone, My gg-grandparents, George Yeager/Yager and Amanda Crager came from Preble Co Oh to Indiana abt 1858. Hoping to find anyone on the list with access to church records from the Dartown "Daughter-Church", and the Oxford Presbyterian. Anyone know anything about these churches? Do they still exist? Thanks, Steve swyeager@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
21. RE: Highways [1]
Thanks. This is a great web site. Keep scanning down toward bottom of the page, and there's a link to Maggie's Courthouse Dust and Genealogy with lots of info., surname registrations and other links. Well worth a look. Karen ---------- From: Wforgeron@aol.com[SMTP:Wforgeron@aol.com] Sent: March 08, 2000 12:52 PM To: PREBLE_CO_OH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Highways http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maggieoh/highway.html sorry everyone they changed the URL this is the new one, Warrene
22. Biggs/Glines [1]
Dear Richard Baker and Burdette Ehrhardt I figure If I know more concerning Biggs Family then I will locate these two Glines who I believe to be brothers, who may have married Biggs sisters. Anyone related to this James Glines and Hanna Biggs? James Glines married Hannah Biggs in Butler Co. OH on 19 Oct 1847. 1850 Preble County, Ohio Dixon Twn 1802/ James Glines 27 M Ohio Hannah 35 F Ohio Margaret 2 F Ohio Sarah 6/12 F Ohio 1819/ Ephraim Biggs 28 M Mary Ann 27
23. RE: Faulkner/ Mendenhall/Williams/Glines [1]
Perhaps someone is near the Eaton Library and can check a book for you entitled PREBLE COUNTY OHIO pub. in 1992 by the Historical Society. It's wonderful--filled with family history articles submitted by various individuals and fully indexed. You might find a lot of these names listed. Karen ---------- From: Jerry L. Clark[SMTP:clark4@itsnet.com] Sent: March 31, 2000 11:31 AM To: PREBLE_CO_OH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Faulkner/ Mendenhall/Williams/Glines Dear researchers, Can we tie some of th
24. New Queries - 3-6-2000 [1]
NAME: Dale L DeCoursey EMAIL: dldecoursey@juno.com DATE: Feb 18 2000 NOTE: 1819 S Palouse St, Kennewick, WA 99337 QRYTEXT: Trying to identify parents of Sarah WHITE, who married John Souder DECOURSEY on 11 March 1835 in Preble County. -------------- NAME: Robin Brown EMAIL: robinwoman@hotmail.com DATE: Feb 05 2000 NOTE: Los Osos, Ca QRYTEXT: Am seeking information for: Gideon BRASIER, Isaac BRASIER, James BRASIER, Louise L. BRASIER, Maria BRASIER, Elizabeth BRASIER, William BRASIER, all in Preble County,
25. FW: Nat. Archives price increase.. [1]
>This information came from another list that I belong to... Karen > >"I received this message on the Arkansas Genealogy Society list today. I thought it was pertinent to all of us. Lois >* * * * * >The National Archives will be increasing the price of Military Service Records from $10 to $17.50 >Pension Records (Rev. War, Civil War, etc.) from $10 to $40 Effective July 1, 2000 > >I was told this information by a staff member of the National Archives this last Saturday in Washington, DC. You might want
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