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1. Obits [1]
Since I seem to remember the name Echols and DeGarmo on your posts, I am going to put these obits on the mailing list. They will eventually find their way to the obit pages at the Brooke Co. web site. CATHERINE ECHOLS--Catherine E. Echols, 86, formerly of Hill Street, Beech Bottom, died Saturday, February 7, 1998. She was a member of Warwood Lutheran Church, Warwood. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Jenny Frances Prager; two brothers; two sisters. Surviving are her husband, Marion
2. CHAPMAN; Brooke/Hancock; 1793 to 1800s [1]
Just wanted to say thanks for the opportunity to take part in this new mailing list. I am researching two families of CHAPMAN in the WV northern panhandle area. Would be delighted to hear from other CHAPMAN researchers. Pat Pulasky
3. Jefferson County Chapter, OGS site [1]
Hello Hancock County WV/VA researchers, Don't forget to look across the great Ohio River at adjoining counties. That river was easy to cross - only 1 foot to 6" high during the summer droughts until the locks and dams were built in around 1912. Please consider taking a few minutes of your time and visiting our site: Jefferson County Chapter, OGS http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjefogs The page was updated on 18 Feb 1998 in the following catagories: Collection: Family Genealogies Data to Browse: Names of Pl
4. Getting to know our list family [1]
Hi Everyone! Since the list is a little slow moving, why don't we all take a minute to post the surnames in our families from Hancock county? The number of subscribers to the list continues to grow and this way you can see who else is working on your surnames. My own family did not settle here until 1913, but the names I have in this area are RINE/RYAN, ARMSTRONG, HULDERMAN, CANTER, and STUMP. Will gladly share all that I have. I also have a decent amount of information on the STEWART family (so does
5. WILLIAMSON family of brooke/hancock county [1]
In the 1806 will of Henry CRITSER of Brooke county, his 'faithful friends' William WILLIAMSON and Anthony X (unable to read) were identified as the executors of Henry's will. In 1830 Decatur county Indiana there is a William WILLIAMSON age 20-30. Living nearby was a John CRITZER. Furthermore, an 1850 fulton county Indinia marriage record reports a marriage between James E. WILLIAMSON and Jane CRITESER. I would like to strengthen the tie between the WILLIAMSON family of Brooke county with the WILLIAM
6. New Links [1]
Have added the links for the web pages submitted for Hancock County Family Genealogy Sites. Thank for sending them in and Happy Hunting! Best Wishes, Janet Waite Brooke County, WV GENWEB http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvbrooke/brooke.htm Hancock County, WV GENWEB http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvhancoc/index.htm Ritchie County, WV GENWEB http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvritchi/indexr.htm Wirt County, WV GENWEB http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvwirt/indexb.htm Jan's Place http://www.weir.net/~jwaite/ Armstrong
7. Re: Getting to know our list family [1]
>Return-Path: >From: MomCEMERM@aol.com >Date: Thu, 26 Feb 1998 10:03:56 EST >To: jwaite@weir.net >Subject: Re: Getting to know our list family > >Hello, > >The surnames I am researching are Wright, Foley, Shepherd, and Connell. >Search is going slow since I am doing it long-distance --- from Anchorage, >Alaska. I do have some info if anyone else is interested and would appreciate >any info anyone else may have. > >Thanks, >Margee >
8. PROSSER family early Brooke, then Hancock County [1]
I am also very happy to be able to participate on this list. I am researching the PROSSER family in this area. Related lines are: SILVERTHORN, TROUP. Looking forward to sharing information with everyone. Wendy Kaczmar
9. Cochran [1]
Hello, My surname being researched is COCHRAN. William Patrick Cochran, born in Jun, 1820. Moved to East Liverpool, Ohio for a job in the pottery industry about 1860. He had two daughters, Sarah, born 1850, and Eliza Jane, born 1852. Thank You, Steve
10. RE: Beall [1]
Does this Philip BEALL family connect to Benjamin BEALL. I have the following record in my database.... McFarland, K. T. H. Will Abstracts of Brooke County, (West) Virginia. Apollo, PA : Closson Press, 1986. ISBN #0-933227-26-4. p. 53 Entry for Joachim WICOFF dated Oct 1834, lists grand-daughter Hannah, wife of Benjamin BEALL. I am interested in the WICOFF familiy, especially Joachim WICOFF. walt criteser waltcr@halcyon.com http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/waltcr -----Original Message-
11. Surnames [1]
Hello Everyone, My surnames are Reed/Reid and Deimer/Demer. I've gotten as far back as Elijah Reid and wife Hattie and Adam Demer and wife Margaret with the help of a very kind look up person on your page. I don't know the wives maiden names, but that's something to search for in the future. I do have John C. Reed's (son of Elijah) Civil War Record and to say the least, it's quite interesting. Vivian Bailey shltiluv@netexp.net Westerville, OH
12. Fw: New (GREAT) Kincaid Link!! W V. [1]
---------- > From: LEWIS KINCAID > To: KINCAID-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: New (GREAT) Kincaid Link!! > Date: Sunday, February 15, 1998 1:32 PM > > I HAVE A GREAT KINCAID LINK, > Her Name is Sherranlynn Kincaid, If you would like to access her Web Site, > Go through My Web Site, (which You'll find the address below) which is full > of tid-bits, and at the end, Check My Favorite Links, under Sherranlynn's > West Virginia Page. She has over 300 Kincaid's!! :~) Yesterday,
13. Surnames [1]
Hello all, The list of surnames that I am researching are: Prosser, Silverthorn, Molette, Lockhart, Phillips, and Troup, among others. I have some information on the Prossers and Silverthorns that I can share, but welcome any additional information, as I am still missing much. Also, Janet, Jane Stewart married one of my GGGG uncles, Benjamin Prosser, and I would love any information that you may have on them. Thanks, Wendy Kaczmar
14. Hancock County Surnames [1]
Hi, My main surname is CAMERON.Some of my Cameron's married CAMPBELLS,ROBERTS,CHAPMAN,CUMMINS,LONGSTRETH, and FORNEY. All these people are from Hancock/Brooke county.Anyone researching the same I'd love to hear from you. Laurie Cameron McGee
15. SURNAMES [1]
These are few names I'm researching (very slowly I might add :) ) FADELEY, PARKER, BROWN, WILSON, DOEHRE, CAMPBELL Let me know if your researching the same, Dianne Camp
16. Cameron surname [1]
Hi everyone, I won't be shy. Looking for any info. on Cameron's who lived in New Cumberland, Hancock Co. I know they were there in 1850. Anyone with info. I'd love to hear from you. Laurie Cameron McGee desaire@infowest.com
17. No Subject [1]
I'm looking for the parents of an Elizabeth Sarah McConnell (b. 1805 - 1875) she married Samuel Ralston and they raised eleven children. They lived on King's Creek, Holliday's Cove, WV ( now Weirton). Elizabeth Sarah is buried at Three Springs Presbyterian Cemetery near Weirton. Researching the families of; BEALL CAMPBELL CROXTON EDIE HOGUE McCONNELL MOORE PETTIBON PURDY RALSTON TUCKER WARD Any information will be appreciated, Dale Patterson Norton750@aol.com
18. Croxton [1]
Hi, Does anyone have any knowledge of the Croxton Family? They had 600 acres up by New Cumberland, and ran a Ferry across the Ohio there. Abraham Croxton settled there in the late 1770's and passed the Ferry down to his son William. The land was split between William and Abraham's son in law John H. Edie. Any information would be a help. Researching the Hancock Co. families of; BEALL CAMPBELL CROXTON EDIE HOGUE McCONNELL MOORE PETTIBON PURDY RALSTON TUCKER WARD Thanks
19. Re: Obituary [1]
Janet, Thanks for that obituary notice, that person was related to me through her mother Julia Prosser Pickens. I knew of her mother, but did not know here. I wish I had. Thanks, Wendy
20. Home Pages [1]
Hi Everyone! There is a page at the main Hancock County page for links to Hancock County Family Genealogy Pages and one for WV Family Genealogy Pages. I know that not everyon visits those sites. If you have a page up that mentions your ancestors of genealogy in this area, why not send the url to Dale or I to be added to our links pages? It will let others see what family names you are working on. Also, is there anything that isn't on the Hancock County pages that you think would be beneficial??? I am o
21. Hale & Adams [1]
I am looking for: Reuben HALE and family. They are in Hancock Co census in 1850 & 1860 & 1870. His wife was Bethian; children: Amity, Bryon, Belinda, William, Lydia, David, Mary, Margaret. The child I am very interested in is AMITY. I am guessing they arrived in the area around 1840-44. The other family I am looking for is: ADAMS. All I know is one of the children was Benjamin; his father (or relative was John Q - he was living with Ben's family in Ill 1860 census). We have a picture that leads us t
22. Welcome [1]
Hi everyone! Glad to see that the list is active already. Although I do not have ancestors here in the early years, I'm looking forward to seeing all of you help one another and will help myself in any way that I can. Also, Dale's ancestors were some of the first pioneers to settle in the Hancock/Brooke Co. area so call on him. He likes lookups : ) Wendy and Pat-- A gentleman recently volunteered to do lookups from the "History of the Panhandle". You will find his name and email on the lookups page.
23. PURDY [1]
John Purdy was born in Cumberland County, PA, in 1777. Emigrated to Westmoreland county, when a young man. Learned carpentering and cabinet making. In 1808, he married Miss Elizabeth Lavely. They remained in said county until 1821, when he, with wife and five children migrated to now Hancock county, W. Va. In 1824, he purchased and moved on the farm owned by his son James Purdy, where he followed farming until his death, which sad event occurred in 1859. His wife lived until 1873, aged ninety-three ye
24. Re: CHAPMAN/LEMASTER, CUPPY, TRUAX [1]
At 09:39 PM 2/25/98 -0800, Patty S Pulasky wrote: >In response to Janet's roll call request, here are my Brooke/Hancock >research objectives: >(1) Family of George CHAPMAN and Johannah LEMASTER, who came to the >northern panhandle circa 1793. Also family of William CHAPMAN, who came >to New Cumberland in 1785, and married into the other CHAPMAN family. >(2) Family of John CUPPY who, prior to 1807, sold to George CHAPMAN a >parcel of land that was located along the waters of the Sandy in the >state of Ohio
25. Fwd: Getting to know our list family [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_888501561_boundary Content-ID: <0_888501561@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_888501561_boundary Content-ID: <0_888501561@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: LADHOPKINS@aol.com Return-path: To: jwaite@weir.net Subject: Re: Getting to know our list family Date: Thu, 26 Feb 1998 08:58:35 EST Organization: AOL
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