Cathy, Thank you so much. You can alsways count on these lists for great help. I am trying to get this family into the First Families of Athens Co. OH., and I am needing verification of deaths to make connections to the famliy. This will help me so much. Thanks again, Beth in Ohio

The Warren County Cem Book as a Lydia Brooks, wife of Matthew, d Jul 28, 1875, age 69 y 7m 29d She is buried in a very small cemetary in Belmont Township call Highland Cem. Next to her are Nancy, wife of Joseph, d Dec 20, 1874 age 27y 11m 19 d Esther Italia, dau of J & N Alice and Dallas d Aug 20, 1873, age 5m 2d, children of J & N There is no stone for Joseph but there are many unmarked graves in this cemetary.

Well, we have a the possibility of a match. But as I am preparing a family book, on the Descendants of Dennis Springer, I am trying to avoid mistakes. I have no firm birth date on James S. Peery/Perry. The parents, I believe of these two males, were Joseph I. Peery and Catherine Jolliffe, who died in Monongalia Co, West Virginia in 1885 and 1893 respectively. What further information do you have on James? Please email me directly at RizerK@erinet.com, Kathleen Rizer.

I have information that states Lydia Reeves Brooks and her family moved to Iowa sometime around 1870 after the death of her husband Matthew Brooks. Her twin brother Solomon Reeves is listed in the 1870 Warren County, Union Twp. Census. I am needing information on her death, where buried etc. Is there someone on this list that can do a look up for Death, cemeteries, etc? I don't know if she even was near her brother, but seems fairly logical. I sure would appreciate anything at this point.

My grandfather, Admiral Maury Weeks, left Floyd County, VA when he was one year old. Many of the Weeks clam moved to Warren Co., IA at the same time . Hence a town in Warren Co named New Virginia. Lafayette was the son of James M Weeks, son of George Weeks who was the twin of my gggrandfather. If you haven't seen it yet, check out http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/!barbr/Weeks.htm I also found a Lafayette Weeks on the Illinois Death Index. He died 10 Sept 1926 in Gillespie Twp, Macoupin Co., IL. Don't know it that's the right one, but worth a try.

My wife's 2nd greatgrandfather James S. Perry b. Feb. 10, 1832 in the Shenandoah area of VA had a brother named Watson. James moved to Lewis County W V during or after the Civil War. He was in the Union Cavalry and Watson was in the Confederate Army. James was married to Mary Margaret Fordice. He is buried in Lewis Co. W V. Let me know if you think there is a connection. Bill

my grandmother Mary Rosetta ARCHER wife of Charles Presley DANIEL was born 1 Dec. 1874 in Warren co, IA. I am looking for any information available about her family. Levi Monroe ARCHER her father was born June 1851, Married 2 times 1st to Rebecca WAGNER, 2nd to ???? I hope someone in Warren co can help with more information. Please reply to s_hirschfeld@hotmail.com Thank you, Shirley Hirschfeld 303-772-2813 Longmont, CO

Would these Week's be related to Lafayette Weeks who married Lydia O. Reed in Floyd Co. VA in 1898? Seeking info on Lafayette and his line. Thanks Elizabeth

Rebecca, go to Password Central, http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ and request a report of all the lists you are subbed to. You'll get a nice list with clickable links for unsubbing -- be sure the single word unsubscribe is both subject and the only message. Send them all, and save those emails in your Sent mail folder. When you return, you can just r-use those emails, removing the "un" from each subject and message, and send to re-subscribe. If this doesn't work for any list in particular, contact the listowner directly, by writing Listname-Admin@rootsweb.com, where Listname is the actual name of the list, no -L, no -D. Hope this helps, Valorie Bradsditz@cs.com wrote: > > Hello > I am going on vacation this afternoon for a week...can I get my mail held for > a week...PLEASE.I willo end up will thousands of messages if not.

Hello I am going on vacation this afternoon for a week...can I get my mail held for a week...PLEASE.I willo end up will thousands of messages if not. Thanks Rebecca Snyder

This is from a 1916 newspaper article Dist. of Brush College is no more, It has been absored by a progressive age - merged into the consolidated district of Spring Hill. Mr. N.F. Wood who purchased the building for the sum of $132, has moved it to his farm, and after remodeling, it will be occupied by his son, Emmet as a tenant. There are many pleasing and interesting associations connected with the district, being organized in the year 1852. The first school house was buiilt with logs, (hewed on one side) about 18 feet square, 8 feet hight to the square, clapboards for roof and a loft of native lumber and pucheons for a floor. The "cracks" were chinked and daubed with mortar made of lime and sand. A log was cut out almost the full length in the north, the space being filled by a narrow window in the east about two feet square supplied all of the light and when the sun was not obscured by lowering clouds, answered tolerably well. The seats were composed of slabs from six to eight inches broad,two holds were bored at each end to receive "legs" of different lengths for the small or large pupils. Pegs inseted in the walls just below the long windows upon which was placed a slaaaab, smooth side up answered the purpose of a writing desk. Three boards natiled to the wall three or four feet long smeared with oil and lamp black served as a black board. A cannon stove in the center of the room, a wooden pail and tincup constituted the furniture. Water was carried from the well of the nearest neighbor. I'll need to find the rest of the article. It will be a few days because I'm right in the middle of county fair.

Cathy, Thanks for the information. My grandmother was Maude Lavina Kime Weeks. I believe that she taught at the Brush College School for three years, probably before beginning a family in 1907. Do you know if there are any records on the school? My daughter and I are both teachers, so I would love to document another generation of teachers.

Can someone look up a death index/record for me? John B. Lunsford/Luntsford b. 1817 d. 5-6-1890 Indianola. Thanks, Wanda

Brush College was located in Jefferson Township. My family's farm is located just south of the school's location. A building we used to store feed in was once a building that was part of the school. What was your Grandmother's name?

Does anyone have information on the Brush College School in Warren County? I have no idea about dates or location. My grandmother was supposed to have taught there at one time.

Can someone look up a marriage index/record for William E. Lunsford/Luntsford m. Mary J. Brown 11-22-1891 and Reuben T. Lunsford/Luntsford m. Maggie Helm 12-1881. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Wanda

Hello... I am looking for info on Julia Ann Brubaker.She married Bradley Vance and had several children.One of whom was my great great grandmother Emma F. Vance.Emma married Philip D. Howery. It is said she was born in Oct of 1832 and died in Warren County in June 1909.She is buried at Webb Cemetery.I think she married in March of 1858 to Bradley Vance.Does anyone have info on her family?I have gotten some conflicting info on her.I want to know who her parents were and who her brothers and sisters were.Who their desendents are?Where her parents are buried if possible.They may be in Mahaska,Co Ia. Not sure though.Or they could be in Ohio.PLEASE HELP ME !!!! Thanks Rebecca Snyder

Hello DOes anyone have any pictures of Warren County in the late 1800's to early 1900's?Does anyone have any relation or info on the Howery's or where they lived? I am interested in this area.My great great grandparents Emma Vance Howery and Philip Howery lived there with their children.Carrie is my great grandmother.She was born in 1889.Any info would be appreciated... Thanks Rebecca Snyder

I am looking for information on Oral Long (b. 1868 in Caldwell, Missouri). She is the daughter of John and Anjanette Long who were living in Indianola during the 1880 census. Other children listed were: Orph/Oph (possibly Ophelia), Olive, Oral/Orral, Orma, Orval. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks!

I would like to find a birth record for Samuel Benjamin Moser 19 Jun 1872 in Palmyra, Warren, IA. If you can help I would appreciate it. Thanks.