660 men From Middletown Ohio in WWI Selectives E.P. Shafor August W. Betz Jno. Trimble Leroy Fifer Raymond G. Adair Charles Alfrey Derry Atkins Ernest John Moon Andrew Barnicle Jr. Leslie Bays Wm. Joseph Beatty Robert Black Emil Blumschi Lealand H. Boorman Hiram C. Brewer Donald Wm. Brown Edward Brumfield James Bryan Wilgus W. Bryant Clyde Burgess Thomas A. Burke Melvin Bush Wm. l. Byrd Walter Caldwell Walter S. Clevenger Harry Taylor Clendening Everet Collier John A. Conrad Kint Cornett Robert Coyle Andrew Crank Eugene Davis Ernest L. Dozer Jess Dunaway Stanley H. Duke Wm. Henderson Estes Clyde Faulkner Phillip Finlaw John Fitzgerald Ridy Gatsoff Russel T. Gorman Earl E. Gravenstein South Haddix Kelly O. Halsey Frank Haney Eugene I. Harris David Harris Luther Haskins Clair Hayes Theo. Hensey Jas. H. Hinkle Artilla Hughes Erwyn B. Huls Roy Hummel Fred A. Iseringhausen John Jackson H.B. Jacobs Geo. Johnson Jess Jones Arthur Jordon Mike Kaparos Elgin Kash Raymond Kesterson Geo. Chester Lamb James C. Lasater Curtis Lickens Herbert Sayler Arthur Charles Seely Allen Andrews Paul N. Langedrost George Clark Phil Mayer William Ellis Oscar Chance Thomas C. Sullivan Pasquale Scorti Heber H. Sherits H.E. Wendt Raymond Powell Albert Block John Bruce Little W.S. Long Lee Lovely Herman Margerum Southard Parker Mayer Paul J. Michael John Miller Geo. S. Miller Geo Moehering Elmer Morton Henry McAninch Thos. McGill Lloyd McGuire Ecton McNab Chas. J. Naeglen Harry A. Oldham Edward Weston Phillips Nelson Pombles Orland Ray Pummil Chas. Quering Cosby Lee Ramey Geo. Bechman Sigmond Rettel Roy Daniel Reed Clarence Rhodes Mont Riggs Allen Roberson John Samuel Roney Hyler H. Ruggles Charles D. Shartle Robert Harold Singer John Norman Sites Claude Sons John Stamper Fred Staton Clarence Stine Jocob Stork Ernest Striefthau Broxton D. Tewart William Thomas Allie Trumbo Kari Van der Braak Bradley Watson Perry Watson Carl Webb Jos. Dell Wetzel Geo. F. Wiggins Homer Whisler Anice Williams Charles A. Wolfe Wilford L. Pennell John Fluty Albert R. Korn Hugh C. Smith Elbert H. Hannah James Davis Russell Phipps Howard B. Abbott Andrew Patterson Byron Abbott John Haney Everett C. Fox William C. Apple James F. Mulligan Carl Stern E. Lamme H.R. Wolverton Cleveland Chaney Lawrence E. Gough Harrison Martin Clarence Swallon S.P. Brown Henry Duhamel Frank J. Stewart Marvin Stamper Perry E. Evans William Jester Wayman Grimes James Iezzoni Elmer H. Miller Edwin T. McCue Clarence McGill Harley Looker Robert L. Patton Carl Lansing Tim Tyman Emil Gerske Arthur Kunz Stephen Tom Joseph Cavoli Walter Mitchell Thats All Folks!!! Thanks Deb Morrison

660 men from Middletown Ohio in WWI Continued Machine Gun Corps Stames Thomas Elmer Glitch Earl Worthington Engineering Corps C.F. Clancy Lyster C. Dougherty Scott Clancy Clarence Baker Russell Knepshield William Delt Ralph H. Ayers Ray Snively Forrest Mullendore Frank Ford Joseph K. Rice Leverette Stone Homer Goyings Aviation Walter Fader Robert Stewart Virgil Harmon R.C. Phillips Victor Cook Henry Blaising Sherley E. Mendenhall Ernest Coulter Jacob J. Lorenz John R. Murray Paul McMullen Edgar Weatherwax Hale Smith Wm. Leight R. Deem Leo Rosselot Clyde Hackney Oather Skinner William Willis John Drake James Dardell Howard Boyd Milton C. Rue Howard E. Miller David Cox Walter Harlan Carl Mueller George E. Ritter Rudy Miller Clifford Elliott Joseph Cox Charles Marchant Ira Braswell J. Cook Lester Geiler Samuel Rich Leo Valentine Carleton R. Barratt Supply Train James Snider Patrick B. McCann Gilbert Combs Hospital Corps Walter Reed Charles Edson David E. Hyatt Raymond Weishaar C.E. Coyle Lloyd Gonia Motor Truck John Sites George Ramsey Harry Meyers Wilbur Farquar William Dowdell Carl Clifford Roy Lucas Signal Corps Hugh A. Dodds James Robertson Esau Moore Wendall Phillips Charles Brooks Frank Pinekard Maurice F. Roberts Jerry Moore Marion Wetzel Marion Bryail Wm. Burns Frank McEvoy Musicians Clarence E. Long Romie T. Crampton Harry Shafor Purchasing Division (Supply and Accounts) Weber Sebald

Does anyone have information on George Wells, son of Richard Wells and Sarah Smith who married Mary Ann McCarty 1850-1860?

half way there! Artillery Chas. Hansel Geo. Schueller Robert E. Wilson Donald Holstein Donald Sheets Herbert Baker William V. Taft Louis Barratt Andrew Miller Clarence H. Waller Lawrence P. Ekey Bernard Costilow Joseph Day Milliard P. Ellis Eugene C. Throner Wilburn Korn Robert Weishaar Knowlton Smith Carl Monroe William G. Snyder Ivan E. Lipsey w.S. Cunningham W.J. Day James Buch Guy Thomas Richard O. Ashton Harold Davies Alfred Williamson William Brewer Thomas Schraffenberger Albert Johnson Edwin Alexander John Dearth Sidney Levy Arthur Lane Fred Baskins Phillip L. Braun Robert S. Hayes Wm. S. Hartley Jr. Bascum Niblick Robert Niblick Chester Ross Wayne Ganard William J. Day Jacob Ross Lawrence Schnecker Rosco Brewer Carl Kennedy Virgil App Roy Clark Robert Edson Arthur Boxwell Edmund S. Mills Arthur Hansel Wm. C. Miller Walter Clark John Shearn Leroy Nichols William Farris Field Medical Corps Reginald Cooper Harry Boxwell Joseph Moore Thomas Calder James C. Hackney Floyd Auberle

Ambulance Service Ralph Lawrence Marcus S. Goldman Homer L. Swainey Edward Fitzwater A.W. Selby Charles Boyd Lun McPherson Cleve McIntosh Harry Hensey John Kunz Jr. Paul Diver Robert Shetter Paul Foster Lewis Hinkle Emerson R. Geyer Thomas Calder Armco Unit Newman Ebersole Victor Collord Sydney P. Graeff Raymond P. Meyers John B. Marshall James E. Bryan H.W. Rinearson Lee L. Ware John Beard Charles S. Simpson Albert Pryer Vaughan Horner William P. Pease

Infantry William Jackson Chas. Jennings Michael Jackson Jas. Stanger Raymond Kennedy Omer Hartzell Escol Thompson Fred Miller Isaac Lawson Caleb W. Feeback Robert E. Shanahan Joseph Miller R.F. Lykens John Holbrook Jesse Rucker Thomas F. Toomey J.K. Meacham J.R. Palmer John Johnson Fred Hounshell George J. Cook Robert Frazier Warnie Lukins Cleve McIntosh George Reckman James W. Shirey Albert Thomas Andrew Murtha Robert G. Armbruster Simon Jones William Dilk Martin Lykins Frank Brown Thomas Gray Elza Cook Mont Combs Allan Deaton Frank Ernst Pwat Moore Robert Stacy John Owens Adolph Engel Horace Johnson George Rempe Jno. L. Evers Shirley Butterfield Robert H. Keuthan Faris Combs Sidney Godfrey George Tacket William Adams A.B. Cecil Edward Cecil Alden Williams Frank King Louis King Imre Kovac Ellis Hall Ovie Baker Joseph Ekey Frank Byrd Lee McCarty Morton Maloney T. Amyt Mike Craying E. DeLawter O. Fisher O. Winburn Isaac Neal Chester Noell Arthur Pasley Jas. R. Snow Marvin Swim Jas. Spencer R.C. Tarry Wirt Todhunter Jack Baker George Cape George Davies Jas. Whitt Ollie Baker John Kovacing Mason B. Johnson Frank R. Palmer Frank R. Patterson Howard Prinz Marion Willoughby Elmer Weikal Charles L. Evans Charles Gillum Fred Housman Clarence Lawson Harry A. Rizzo R.J. Booth K.B. Soerrell Walter P Smith Sylvester Botts Lewis Botts Addison Palmer Sam Music John Hull Albert Paine Andrew Miller George Webb Henry Warmouth Clayton Tribbs William Price Thomas Nickels Steve Menas William Little Colin Kelly Stanley Gibbs Carl Fallon David Duncan James Dotts Indros Davis Petas Buckovac Jack Britton Anderson Jennings Chas. Johnson Otto Wolney James Bell Jasper Elkins Wm. Warford Ben Blankenship Ordnance: Hayes Holstein Walter P. Smith Chauncey McCoy C.J.W. Luttrell C.L. Booth Leslie Spaeth Quartermaster Dept. C.C. Clark H.E. Miller Leo Linder More later

Marines Charles E. Jackson Arnold Gravenstein George R. Larson Jas. O. Long George Cline Charles C. Combs Ketner Weikal Gilmour Estes T. Edward Estes Raymond Marts Robert P.Marts Clifford Souer Gerald Souer Boach Mager Selden R. Brown Clifford Moore Frank Kraft Warren Duermit Charles Williams Andrew F. Geiger Paul Habig Jack Helwig LeRoy Bailey Paul Coddington Donald Montville Walter W. Rogers Raymond Pinkerton Arthur L. Beatty Richard Coles Samuel Van Atta J.E. Henderson Jr. Charles Clancy Leo Brown Otto Kruse Gilbert Combs Paul M. Shetter Thomas Wadleigh Gordon Selby John McNally Everett Ratliff William Boykin Norman Hadley Ruber Kirby Ralph Siebert Richard Adkins Gordon Adkins Victor Nickell Roscoe Thacher Glenn Abbott A.T. Bolen Allen Innis Ralph Thacker Leonard Dermitt Roy Rouse Cavalry Geo. Strouss Andy Miller Arnia A. Boyer Earl K. Mantz Joseph Haigh James Thomas James Knight Porter T. Wells William Rose Joseph Ferguson Albert Kirby Roy Jackson James A. Ross Lura Nickolas James E. McCarty R.I. Jackson

Hello everyone, please note that my e-mail address has changed from: [email protected] to: [email protected] Jim Sorrell 753 Anthony Lane Mason, Warren, Ohio 45040-1145 (513)398-6800 [email protected]

Ok I just got motivated to put this list up on the Web and I hope that it is as helpful as the 1891 Middletown City Directory that Cyndie Plant put up last week. I am putting this list up because my Grandfather Emory Young Was the first one called for service from Middletown for this war. However he did not serve, being exempt because he had a wife and two small children. This is an Honor Roll of the Men from Middletown Ohio That served in World War One. The paper was dated 6 April 1918. Commissioned Officers: Capt. Harry T. Wilson (Aviation) Capt. Calvin W. Verity (Ordnance) Capt. A.G. Goldsmith (Inf.) Ensign T.W. Jenkins (Navy) Lieut. A.J. La Boiteaux (Aviation) Capt. Mark E. Denny (Inf) Lieut. William Tytus (Aviation) Lieut. Paul J. Banker (Inf.) Lieut. John E. Barry (Inf) Lieut. Henry B. Jones (Inf) Lieut. H.C. Boykin Jr. (F.A.) Lieut. Wm. Sharkey (Ordnance) Lieut. Carl M. Innis (Inf) Lieut. Neil Wright (Inf) Lieut. G.E. Schultz (Inf) Lieut. Henry L Deller (Inf) Lieut. Thomas Woodward (Inf) Lieut. E.O. Smith (Inf) Lieut. W.T. Tyrell (Inf) Lieut. Sidney Dodsworth (Inf) Lieut. Harold F. Browne (Inf) Lieut. Paul J. Crane (Inf) Lieut. William R. Crane (Inf) Lieut. A.S. Fenzel (F.A.) Lieut. Charles W. Hauck (F.A.) Lieut. W.J.J. Miles (Inf) Lieut. George L. Sherman (F.A.) Lieut. E.H. Yetter (Inf) Lieut. Mont Shugg (S.C.) Major Leslie MacDill (S.C.)

NAVY Edward Behrens Othello Moon Charles Arpp Harry B. Tinnen Lester Keesler Arthur Phillips Marvin Byrd Charles Miller Robert E. Ryan James VanAtta Wm. Lamb Edward L. Ryan Earl Williams Foster McGraw Geo. M. Newton Ralph Reed Ted Thistle Charles Jones Albert Dodds Lloyd M. Fraser Clyde C. Stead George S. Stead Arthur Hillard Eli Carpenter Geore Gressler Arthur Baker Benjamin Brern V.A. Fisher E.R. Hartman Raymond Schwall Wilbur Wayman William Dunaway Raymond J. Hart Orlando P. Hawkins Urban Muthert Lyman R. Fullington Daniel Rogers Herschel G. Boorman Jacob Stork Winifred Suiter Fred Pyrell Earl Myers Mark Snively Tom Stewart Claude Death Harold Jones Clayton Palmer Arthur Bishop Elmer Atchley Frank R. Peterson Albert Ryan Percival Johnson Earl B. Mendenhall Glover Gross Byron K. Stuteman John H. Sallee Carmen Wheeler Roy Groves Walton Cassidy Warren B. Tyrrell Eugene B. Mason Harold Shugg Julius Naeglen Don Banker Robert R. Fraser Wm. F. Johnson Add Langdon Banford Manning

Still looking for info on my great-grandmother, Sarah A. Burk Vanlandingham.. Burk might not be a maiden name, as she was a little older when she married my great grandfather.. Is anyone on list researching the Burk family? Roxanne Parks Garrett Klamath Falls, Oregon http://community.webtv.net/garretts2/RoxannesHomeontheWeb

Been awhile so I thought I would repost families I am working on. Have heard from a researcher that Augustine and Hannah WELLS McCarty [yes Hannah WELLS!] had a son Madison born 1814 that went to Burke Co., Ga. She is supposed to have Bible records. Anyone have family that went to Burke co., Ga or know of early Wells family that Hannah may fit into? Joanne My direct lines [Earliest known ancestors] Solomon STATON born 1792 Va. He is son or grandson of Thomas Staton born abt 1740. Thomas is from Rockbridge or Amherst Co., Va., possibly. Malinda MC CLAIN m. Solomon Staton 1821. She was daughter of Hannah -------Mcclain McCarty Norris. Hannah was adm of estate of Augustine McCarty. From family records and hearsay the four McCartys in Bath Co., James, William, John and Andrew Jackson were brothers and sons of Hannah. Hannah was born in SC abt 1786 and was married to a McClain who supposedly died on the trip to KY. She then married to Augustine McCarty and had a large family. Last marriage was to John Norris but no known children of this marriage. Oliver Perry Staton m. to Martha Fielder, daughter of William Fielder and Elizabeth Sharp, m. 1820 in Madison Co., Ky. James McClain born 1789 Union Co. SC married to Sarah------ by 1805. Daughter Francis married to Andrew Jackson McCarty [see above] David Williamson born 1792 Pa., just appeared 1812 in Bath County. Probably to work at furnace where most of the cannon balls were made during War of 1812. Married to Sally Griffen dau of Gordon Griffen and Katherine Kissinger of Greenbrier, [West] Va. Absolum Williamson, son of above married to Julia Ann Epperson. She is probably dau of Robert Epperson and {the widow} Mary Epperson both from Virginia.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------9893672E1AB57596B6EA527B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Don't understand why or how this came back to me.so I jsut sent it again Thanks Bob --------------9893672E1AB57596B6EA527B Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by eagle.prod.itd.earthlink.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id VAA13341; Tue, 8 Feb 2000 21:36:27 -0800 (PST) Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id VAA10906; Tue, 8 Feb 2000 21:31:53 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2000 21:31:53 -0800 (PST) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 08 Feb 2000 21:30:57 -0800 From: Robert and Janice Blankenship <[email protected]> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win95; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: [email protected] Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Subject: [KYBATH] Msg frm Bob Blankenship Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/2771 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Thanks for getting me started. I am research and related toCharles William Howard.born in Bath Co.and son of Benjamin Howard. I have traced and know that Benjamin F. Howard who was son of Nancy Howard listed in both the 1850 census of Bath Co. and !860. Nancy also had a son Marcus listed with her in 1850 but in 1860 was head of his own house hold. I am trying to prove who her husband was. Possible that Fredrick Howard was he was shown in 1820 census in Bath Co. I am relate to Briggs Roe and Ewing and Marshon. I with my cousin have spent time in KY the past two years. All of our kin were from the Blue Licks area. Pleasent Valley both Fleming and Nicholas Co. Roe family we have fairly well traced back to Maryland and New Jersy. Cornealius Roe married Emaline Stanfield and moved to Fleming County, Pleasent Valley. Cornealius was the son of James Roe who married Abigail Marshon. Thanks Bob Blankenship --------------9893672E1AB57596B6EA527B--

Thanks for getting me started. I am research and related toCharles William Howard.born in Bath Co.and son of Benjamin Howard. I have traced and know that Benjamin F. Howard who was son of Nancy Howard listed in both the 1850 census of Bath Co. and !860. Nancy also had a son Marcus listed with her in 1850 but in 1860 was head of his own house hold. I am trying to prove who her husband was. Possible that Fredrick Howard was he was shown in 1820 census in Bath Co. I am relate to Briggs Roe and Ewing and Marshon. I with my cousin have spent time in KY the past two years. All of our kin were from the Blue Licks area. Pleasent Valley both Fleming and Nicholas Co. Roe family we have fairly well traced back to Maryland and New Jersy. Cornealius Roe married Emaline Stanfield and moved to Fleming County, Pleasent Valley. Cornealius was the son of James Roe who married Abigail Marshon. Thanks Bob Blankenship

Hi, How can I find a Thomas Crouch, that was a Squire of Bath Co. Ky. In the 1800s. He had a daughter named Louise, they called her Lou. Also a Jones who was a Constable in Bath Co. Ky. In the 1900s. Would appreciate any help. Thank you. Betty Boesken

murphys ,wagers,sizemore,all from clay co. ky. robison from ohio, crouch from bath co. ky.

Mike, the information is vital data for only Montgomery County Ohio. Many from Bath County and surrounding areas migrated and commuted to Dayton, West Carrolton, Moraine, Kettering, Beaver Creek, Vandalia and Miamisburg. My earliest vital record of a Sorrell in the area occurred in 1921. > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2000 7:48 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [KYBATH] FYI: Research Information > > > Jim Sorrell, > The info. at Dayton,Ohio contains records from > which States? > Thanks, > Michael(Mike)Bailey > Liberty Township,Ohio. >

Montgomery County Research Center Riebold Building 4th and Main Streets 6th Floor Dayton, Ohio 45422 (513) 225-6366 They have: Birth Records: 1866-1908 Death Records: 1866-1908 Marriage Records: 1803-1934 Jim Sorrell 753 Anthony Lane Mason, Warren, Ohio 45040-1145 (513)398-6800 [email protected]

Hi, Is there anyone in Bath Co who would do an obituary or record lookup? Having trouble getting responses from mail requests. Thanks, Gayle Swoik

The address for one of the individuals came back as non-existant. Your message To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Closed Iowa Records Sent: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 16:25:37 -0600 did not reach the following recipient(s): [email protected] on Sat, 5 Feb 2000 16:23:57 -0600 The recipient name is not recognized The MTS-ID of the original message is: c=US;a= ;p=LEGISLATURE;l=NEXUS00020522231JKHYKQK MSEXCH:IMS:Iowa Legislature:LEGISLATURE:NEXUS 0 (000C05A6) Unknown Recipient -----Original Message----- From: Jeffrey & Rhoda Phillips [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, February 04, 2000 4:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [KYBATH] Help keep Iowa records open to the public Subject: Help keep Iowa records open to the public. Iowa wants to close its public record access as Illinois has already done! Many of the people from the East went to Iowa and you may need to obtain some of their records, if not now, then perhaps in the future. Even if you are not an Iowa resident, please be part of the numbers to be heard about how important it is to have these available. Please send an e-mail expressing this desire to: [email protected] and [email protected] Iowa needs to keep public access to these records!!! You might consider forwarding this message to: 1) as many people you know who reside in Iowa 2) as many genealogical societies as you know 3) as many other organizations whose voices might make a difference 4) everyone you know who is involved in genealogy and history research