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1. [WVHANCOC] Hancock County History [1]
County Commissioners' Association of West Virginia Early History of West Virginia Counties Source: http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/wv/history.html Hancock County History Hancock County was created by an act of the General Assembly on January 15, 1848 from parts of Brooke County. It is the smallest county in the state (88.55 square miles). It was named in honor of John Hancock (1737-1793). He was born on January 12, 1737 in Quincy, Massachusetts, was a leader in the American Revolution, served as Pr
2. RE: [WVHANCOC] Hancock County History [1]
Betsy, The road going into Kings Creek is off of Route 2 just before you reach the city of Weirton. I have a boss who lives there and his mailing address is actually New Cumberland. They are side by side, so either description would be correct. Happy Easter, Janet At 02:38 PM 4/22/00 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Janet, > >I thought King's Creek was near present-day Weirton, not >New Cumberland? Can you clarify this? > >Betsy > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jan Waite [mailto:jwaite@weir.net] >Sent: Satur
3. Re: [WVHANCOC] death certificates [1]
Death records in Hancock County, WV, are within the time period you mentioned. It is possible, however, that the person(s) you are looking for died across the river in Ohio. I would write to the Hancock Co. Courthouse in New Cumberland, WV, and ask them to do the search. Death records for that time period are also on film in Salt Lake....so if you're near a Family History Center, you can order the film from there.
4. Re: [WVHANCOC] finding obituary [1]
Peggy would you please contact me. I beleive your Ida Bailey Talbot, may be the sister of my grt grandfather Wasson J. Bailey. Thank you, Vicki
5. [WVHANCOC] On-Line History of the Upper Ohio Valley, Vol. 1, 1890 [1]
The Wheeling Area Genealogy Society at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvwags/ and Linda Cunningham Fluharty have provided a wonderful service by posting the following history on line: History of the Upper Ohio Valley, Vol. 1, 1890 WITH FAMILY HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. A STATEMENT OF ITS RESOURCES, INDUSTRIAL GROWTH AND COMMERCIAL ADVANTAGES Copyright 1890, BRANT & FULLER. Click here to visit the site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~
6. [WVHANCOC] Find a Grave www site [1]
Hello All, If you don't have time this week or the gasoline budget to visit cemeteries,- try this interesting site where you can search (by name, location, or date) for grave sites around the world. (Mostly the famous). http://www.findagrave.com/index.html You can even view their grave markers if the symbol is next to their name. Julia fkrutill@weir.net
7. Re: [WVHANCOC] death certificates [1]
Hello Barb, it is possible they could have been taken into East Liverpool, Oh and died there in the hospital, which is at the end of the NewellBridge. If so, the certificate would be in Columbiana Co, Oh. Hope this helps..........Vicki
8. [WVHANCOC] finding obituary [1]
Posted on: Hancock County, WV Obits Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/HancockObits?read=220 Surname: bessie talbot george ------------------------- i am trying to find the obituary of my grandmother, bessie talbot george who passed away feb. 1943 in chester west virginia.
9. [WVHANCOC] McKnight-Haynes [1]
Posted on: Hancock County, WV Query And Surname Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hancock?read=344 Surname: McKnight, Haynes ------------------------- I'm looking for an Amanda McKnight who was suppose to be living in Chester, WV was to have married ??Haynes does anyone know of her.
10. [WVHANCOC] WV Research at Morgantown University Library [1]
There is a new service available by Charlie Harris at the Morgantown Libraries. You can view his site and write directly to him for price quotes at: http://www.homestead.com/wvresearch/ We all know how inconvenient it is to look for an obit in a newspaper which is no longer available in our local libraries of WV. Mr. Harris can do this service as well as many others as Morgantown is the repository for these records. Julia fkrutill@weir.net
11. [WVHANCOC] Kings Creek [1]
Hello, Regarding the Weirton City limits in regard to Kings Creek Road. As someone who lived on Kings Creek Road in my young married days, and still have friends who live on this road - Kings Creek is the dividing line of Weirton City limits. Those who live north of it are Rural Delivery (RD), Box #, Weirton and do not have city conveniences and utilize county officials for fire, & etc. Those who live up on Swearingen Hill, Hudson Hill, Riverview Estates & etc. still have a Weirton Rural mailing address
12. [WVHANCOC] WV newspapers [1]
Checked out WVU web site construction on new library started in July 99 will not be completed until 8/2001 list of newspapers online http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/wvcollection/newspapers.htm
13. [WVHANCOC] Woodward [1]
Posted on: Hancock County, WV Query And Surname Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hancock?read=346 Surname: Woodward, Pierson ------------------------- Does anyone have access to the 1900 census for Hancock County, . I'm looking for John Henry Woodward and wife Lucy Pierson who were there in 1889. Also John's mother Sarah and his siblings, Ellis G and Charles W. They were all in Meigs county, Ohio on the 1880 census. In a bill of sale of Lucy's father's property in 1889, J
14. [WVHANCOC] Obit - Earle Chapman Cuppy [1]
I know that several of you are working on the Cuppy/Chapman family. Thought you might like to tuck this obituary away. The Review Friday, March 31, 2000 Earle Chapman Cuppy, 63 New Cumberland - Earle Chapman Cuppy, 63, died Thursday March 30, 2000, at Trinity West Hospital. He was born Aug. 21, 1936, in New Cumberland, a son of the late Leslie Earle and Elizabeth Chapman Cuppy. He was a retired machine shop truck driver with Weirton Steel. He served with the U.S Air Force during the Korean War. He was
15. RE: [WVHANCOC] Microfilm Holdings WV State Archives [1]
At 08:06 AM 4/22/00 -0500, you wrote: > Can people out of state order these? >Jean > > Hi Jean, Although some of these may be films that can be ordered by a local genealogical society, for the most part they remain at the State archives in Charleston, WV. They do have people who will research a request, and they will copy pages of the public records and mail them for a fee. Hope this helps with your questions. Happy Easter, Janet
16. RE: [WVHANCOC] Microfilm Holdings WV State Archives [1]
Can people out of state order these? Jean
17. Re: [WVHANCOC] death certificates [1]
Hoot96@aol.com wrote: > > Death records in Hancock County, WV, are within the time period you > mentioned. It is possible, however, that the person(s) you are looking for > died across the river in Ohio. I would write to the Hancock Co. Courthouse in > New Cumberland, WV, and ask them to do the search. Death records for that > time period are also on film in Salt Lake....so if you're near a Family > History Center, you can order the film from there. Hello, You can check on the LDS catolog on their web sit
18. [WVHANCOC] FYI [1]
Hi Everyone, I've received a notice that it is possible to have the things that are posted to the genconnect boards to show up here automatically. This means that when someone posts an obituary, will, pension record, etc. to the boards, it will post here too. I'm in the process of getting this set up, and once it is working, would like to know what you think of it. Please send your comments via private email though. Thanks for sharing your opinion. Happy Hunting, Janet
19. RE: [WVHANCOC] Hancock County History [1]
Hi Janet, I thought King's Creek was near present-day Weirton, not New Cumberland? Can you clarify this? Betsy -----Original Message----- From: Jan Waite [mailto:jwaite@weir.net] Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 12:52 AM To: WVHANCOC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WVHANCOC] Hancock County History >In 1794, Peter Tarr built an iron processing furnace on King's Creek, near New Cumberland. The "Old Tarr Furnace" was the first of its kind west of the Allegheny Mountains and has the distinction of having been the pl
20. [WVHANCOC] County Clerks Office [1]
Hi: I read with interest the exchanges about acquiring Hancock County death certificates. I also noticed that it had been suggested that you could write to the Hancock County courthouse & ask them to do a search for the death certificates (without having the death dates). Will they do this for you? I hadn't been asking any courthouse to do this as I was told that the county clerk in my home county (which probably should be left unnamed!) had told his people that they weren't to do this for anyone. As a re
21. [WVHANCOC] Stewart's in Hancock Co. [1]
I have several Stewart's in the Hancock Co. area. One Hiram C. Stewart was a Post Master for several years. His father was a river boat pilot named William D. Stewart. Where can I go to find some info on this family in this area? Sandy
22. [WVHANCOC] John F. STRAIN [1]
Looking for this man as a 17 yr. old on the 1870 census somewhere between Jackson Co., OH where he was born, and Washington Co., PA where he was in 1880. Jean
23. Re: [WVHANCOC] finding obituary [1]
GEORGE. Bessie Leota born Nov 14, 1910; died Feb 12, 1943 d/o John H. and Ina (Bailey) Talbot is buried in Locust Hill Cemetery. Source: Locust Hill Cemetery Inventoried 1999 and published 2000 by Tri-State Genealogical & Historical Society, Newell, WV. >From: peggy flowers >Reply-To: WVHANCOC-L@rootsweb.com >To: WVHANCOC-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [WVHANCOC] finding obituary >Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2000 12:42:45 -0700 > >Posted on: Hancock County, WV Obits >Board URL: >http://cgi.rootsw
24. [WVHANCOC] death certificates [1]
Hello List, Is there anyone on list that can tell me the parameters for locating a death certificate? I am trying to get any information on David GRIMM and his wife Esther (Hester) WHIPKEY of Clay District, Hancock County, WVA.(1910). I have tried several sources to locate this family and the only luck I had was the 1910 census. At that time they were both approaching 60 years, so my guess is they died between then and 1930, although one elderly relative told me David lived to be about 85 she thought. Wi
25. [WVHANCOC] Area Obits & 1871 History of Hancock Co. WV - Map [1]
Hello Joel & All, Regarding area obits. The earliest newspapers available in microfilm for research is the Steubenville, OH papers. They are on microfilm at Schiappa Library near the Fort Steuben Mall and start in 1806. Only the social elite were given space until around 1880's when many area individuals would be included. But those that paid a fee could be included in the earlier papers. It wasn't uncommon to see information on residents as far away as Eldersville, PA; Colliers, Wellsburg, Holiday Co
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