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Subject: [OHBELMON-L] RE: Need Some Help!
Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2000 20:18:51 EDT
Listers,
I am planning a trip to the Belmont CO. area the first part of Oct., for some
hands on research. I am trying to get all "ducks in a row" and plot a course
of action. The answer to the following questions would be a big help.
I have been finding that back in the 1800's, and probably earlier, a guardian
was appointed for the children, when a father died, even if the mother was
still living. Has any one in the Belmont CO. area found this? If it was a
practice, would it possibly have been general procedure in the early 1900s,
say 1906-1910? Again, if this was a practice, would documentation be found
at the probate court in St. Clairesville?
I have 2 pictures of some kids and their mothers, made into postcards. On the
back of one it says, "This is the bunch that has a standing engagement with
the MacDonald Cottage." If one was a resident of Bellaire, where in the area
might one have a cottage? The other card indicates that swimming was
definitely an activity at this cottage.
Any imput would be greatly appreciated.
Nancy Reynolds in TN
Researching: WOOD, CURTIS, RYLAND, McGUIRE, McDONALD, RIGGS
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