This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_004E_01BF958D.89DF3FA0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Saw your query, and thought I would send you my ad. Regards Mr. Larry Mullen Sardinia,Brown County, Ohio -----Original Message----- From: Ctjesters@aol.com <Ctjesters@aol.com> To: OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com <OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, March 24, 2000 3:32 PM Subject: [OHADAMS] Levinah Louise Stewart/John West >Hello. I am looking for the ancestry of my ggg-grandmother Levinah Louise >Stewart. She was born 20 Feb 1794 in KY, died 21 Feb 1868 in Byrd Twp., Brown >Co., OH, and was buried in West/Evans Cem, Byrd Twp. She married John West 16 >Jan 1817 in Adams Co., OH. They had all their children in Byrd Twp., Brown >Co., OH. Any information would be wonderful. Thank you. >Stephanie > ------=_NextPart_000_004E_01BF958D.89DF3FA0 Content-Type: message/rfc822; name="Re Brown Co. Research.eml" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Re Brown Co. Research.eml" From: "Larry Mullen" <hite1@bright.net> To: "Roger's Mail" <Rogerhj@worldnet.att.net> Subject: Re: Brown Co. Research MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="windows-1257" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Unsent: 1 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 HEY Roger, My fees, Will do the first two look up for free. 3 to 10 look up.... $ 5.00 Hr. plus any fee for copys. 10 to however many......$ 10.00 Hr. plus any fees for copys. Out of state work, (traveling to another state) $ 20.00 Hr.+ copys. Pictures of graves, $ 3.oo each if I use my camara & film, $ 1.50 if you send film. You will receive an itemized statement with my return of information, and all mail with information, will be sent C.O.D., unless you send retainer with your request. Please give me all of the information about the person that you can. (Really helps out ), such as birth = death = marriage dates, etc. Thank you for your inquirey, and may GOD BLESS you & your abundently in the coming years, Sincerely Larry Mullen hite1@bright.net -----Original Message----- From: Roger's Mail <Rogerhj@worldnet.att.net> To: hite1@bright.net <hite1@bright.net> Date: Friday, December 24, 1999 12:40 PM Subject: Brown Co. Research >Hi Larry, > >I caught your message to Sue Sisk about living in Brown Co. and willing to >help her with her research. You may have opened up a can of worms for >yourself :^) Well anyways, thought since I am also looking for information >in Brown Co., thought I would ask if you would see if you can find >information for me. Am not going to send what I am looking for now, just >wanted to know if you are willing and what, if any, you would charge to see >what you can find. > >Thanks, > >Roger Johnston >Midland, Tx > ------=_NextPart_000_004E_01BF958D.89DF3FA0--

Hello. I am looking for the ancestry of my ggg-grandmother Levinah Louise Stewart. She was born 20 Feb 1794 in KY, died 21 Feb 1868 in Byrd Twp., Brown Co., OH, and was buried in West/Evans Cem, Byrd Twp. She married John West 16 Jan 1817 in Adams Co., OH. They had all their children in Byrd Twp., Brown Co., OH. Any information would be wonderful. Thank you. Stephanie

Hi Jean, I have a James McMillan, son of John McMillan and Sarah (am unable to read maiden name)who married Emma B. Sowers Day,widow, from Manchester, Adams Co., Ohio. Have you ever came across him? Jan <>< --- Carey and Jean Tolle <cart@bright.net> wrote: > Dixie, > I do McMillen research in Adams and Brown Co. Oh. I > checked my data > SNIP ===== Janice L. Gillespie Still living in East Central Illinois, wanting to be in Adams Co., OH or Lewis Co., KY Coordinator Ky/Lewis Co. Obits, Deeds, Pensions Coordinator Ky/Lewis County Newspaper List __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

How do we put our questions and queries on a web page now? virginia Crystal Toireasa Brownlee wrote: > Hi Ray....... > > Here is the new Address, Please update your bookmarks and links! > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohadams/ > > Toireasa Brownlee > > Ray <elk@iland.net> wrote: > Am not finding Adams Co. webpage. Is something wrong could someone please > send me URL. > Thanks > Ray > elk@iland.net > > --------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.

Hi Ray....... Here is the new Address, Please update your bookmarks and links! http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohadams/ Toireasa Brownlee Ray <elk@iland.net> wrote: Am not finding Adams Co. webpage. Is something wrong could someone please send me URL. Thanks Ray elk@iland.net - ------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.

Am not finding Adams Co. webpage. Is something wrong could someone please send me URL. Thanks Ray elk@iland.net

Dixie, I do McMillen research in Adams and Brown Co. Oh. I checked my data base, and could not find your James P. What did he name his children? Sometimes the names of children are a good clue. The first James I have is James and Margaret (Drury) McMillen from Pa. They came to Adams Co. early 1800's Lived in Byrd Twp. Brown Co. today. My ancestor was Jonathan Woodside McMillen, their son. There were a lot of James McMillens,I feel that there is a connection to this family. Jean D McMillen wrote: > > I am looking for information on the following families: > > James P McMILLEN (1824 - 1869), b: 18 May 1824 in OH;d: 23 August 1869 in IL > married: Charlotte LEWIS(1825 – 1902) > b: 06 May 1825 in OH d: 1902 in IL > Married: 10 December 1846 in Adams Co Ohio > > James and Charlotte are on the 1850 Adams Co census but I have not been able > to view the census to obtain the information yet. > > The parents of James P McMillen were: William McMILLEN and Sina PARKER. > > The parents of Charlotte LEWIS are: > James LEWIS and Phoebe CARL, married 5 Feb 1818, Adams Co Ohio. > > Any leads on these families appreciated. > > Thanks > Dixie T McMillen > dlm@ra.msstate.edu

I am looking for information on the following families: James P McMILLEN (1824 - 1869), b: 18 May 1824 in OH;d: 23 August 1869 in IL married: Charlotte LEWIS(1825 – 1902) b: 06 May 1825 in OH d: 1902 in IL Married: 10 December 1846 in Adams Co Ohio James and Charlotte are on the 1850 Adams Co census but I have not been able to view the census to obtain the information yet. The parents of James P McMillen were: William McMILLEN and Sina PARKER. The parents of Charlotte LEWIS are: James LEWIS and Phoebe CARL, married 5 Feb 1818, Adams Co Ohio. Any leads on these families appreciated. Thanks Dixie T McMillen dlm@ra.msstate.edu

Mail $36.50 plus $1.95 tax (if you live in Ohio) to... Sycamore Chapter DAR c/o Betty Jo Hitchcock P.O. Box 184 Winchester, Ohio 45697-0184 Or stop in at the Heritage Center in West Union, Ohio. Thanks, Delsey Knoechelman Adams Co. Genealogical Soc., Vice President & Newsletter Editor ----- Original Message ----- From: <PBrghsr@aol.com> To: <OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2000 4:29 PM Subject: [OHADAMS] Plat Atlases > How do you contact Sycmaore Chapter DAR so we can contact to purchase Atlas. > > Thanks is advance. > Paula B. in Cleveland > >

How do you contact Sycmaore Chapter DAR so we can contact to purchase Atlas. Thanks is advance. Paula B. in Cleveland

I am looking for information on my gg-father, Francis M. (Frank) Eubanks, born cir 1837 in KY according to census records. He married Nancy Arnett in 1860 in Nicholas County, Ky and their first son George N. was born cir 1862 in KY. Their second son James was born cir 1865 in OH, so they must have moved to Ohio between 1862 and 1865. Frank married his second wife, Anna Elizabeth Paris around 1870. They are listed in the 1880 and 1900 census in Adams County, OH. Friends have looked in all of the 1850-Ky census and could not find him. If someone could check the 1850-Ohio census, I would greatly appreciate it. Francis M. or Frank would have been around 13 years old. I have found Eubanks, head of household, in the 1850 Ohio Census Index, in the following counties: Fayette, Darke, Highland, Pike, Browne, Hamilton, Jackson Thank you, Bob Eubanks Email eubanks123@aol.com FAMILY HISTORY CHART Francis M. Eubanks b ______Dec, 1837, ______,KY d_________ married #1, 30Aug.1860, Nicholas Co, KY, wife: Nancy Arnett b___________.KY married at William Arnett’s house,Nicholas Co,KY by John Holladay moved to Ohio between 1862 and 1865 married #2_______,1870, wife: Anna Elizabeth Paris b 4 May 1847, _________,KY Listed in the 1880 and 1900 census in Adams County, Ohio Anna Elizabeth Eubanks listed in Greene Co,Ohio in 1910 census Children: 1. George N. Eubanks b _____, 1862,_______KY 2. James b _____, 1865,_______OH 3. Oscar b _____, 1867,_______OH 4. Cyrus R. b _____, 1871,_______OH married Dec, 1891 wife: Angilene Hamilton 5. Marion Stephen b 22 Mar, 1873, Buena Vista, Adams Co, (Sciottio Co), Ohio married 12 Dec 1895 wife: Nancy Alice Bondurant b 30 Nov 1873, Burlington, Boone Co, KY 6. John b _____, 1875, ______ OH 7. Sarah E. b 10/21, 1877,Adams Co, OH married ________ husband: Tarrillous Sidney Mitchell 8. William H. b _____, 1880, _______OH 9. Mary E. b_____, 1882, _______OH married Sept, 1902 husband: A.M. Freeland 10. Edward T. b _____, 1883, _______OH 11. Walter U. b _____, 1892, _______OH Anna Elizabeth Paris is a daughter of Stephen D. Paris, Stephen D. Paris b Feb 11, 1820, __________,KY(?) d 26 Feb 1907, Peebles, Adams Co, OH married Nov 1, 1840, Lexington, Bourbon County, KY wife: Elizabeth A. Stivers , b Apr 12, 1823, _____,KY(?) d ? Listed in the 1850 census in Nicholas County, KY __________

Mark, There is an Atlas dated 1797-1880 for Adams County. I don't know if this helps. It is also sold by the Sycamore Chapter DAR at the Library, but theirs not many left. They cost $32.50 plus $1.95 tax if you live in Ohio & also postage of $4.00. Thanks, Delsey Knoechelman Adams Co. Genealogical Soc., Vice President & Newsletter Editor

Were there any Plat Atlases for Adams County that survived the courthouse fire? Sometimes they contain portraits of prominent individuals that were living in the county. And I'm planning on coming to Ohio next weekend and wondered if one existed at the geneology building that might be of interest to me. Thanks, Mark

Hello: Would it be possible for you to supply me with the addresses of the Mortuary's in the Adams County, I have corresponded with the Adams County Genealogical Society, and written to about every place where I can obtain information as to where my ggrand- mother Martarilly Long Bailey Price (wife of John S. Price) both born 1818, are buried, Martarilly was still shown on the 1900 Jefferson County Twp. living with her daughter Nancy Hudson and two grandchildren, she died about February 5, 1908. She was the mother also of Daniel and William Bailey, she married John Price and they had more children and she had Sarah Ann Price who became my greatgrandmother. If I could get the address and wrote to the Mortuary's they possibly would have Internment Records. Thank You June Dysart

http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpcrp/#Information Resources The above address provides excellent information about Pioneer Graveyards and restoring them. Try checking it out! Darla Dunkin Ushler

Saw your query about broken stones. If you will contact my cousin, who had his fathers stone repaired, due to vandels, he can tell you who done it, how to get ahold of them etc. Contact: Mr. Patrick Mullen 1222 North Downy St. Indianapolis, Indiana 46219 ( 317 ) 356 - 4423 GOD BLESS you and Yours. Mr. Larry Mullen hite1@bright.net -----Original Message----- From: DELSA007@aol.com <DELSA007@aol.com> To: OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com <OHADAMS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 09, 2000 2:51 AM Subject: Re: [OHADAMS] Replacing Cemetery Headstone >Hi Carl, >I was wondering if the writing on the tombstone you mentioned is still >legible? >I know that there is a process where broken tombstones can be glued back >together. I believe it's an epoxy of some sort. I've seen the results, and >it works. >E-mail me directly if you're interested, and I'll see if I can get some more >information. >Delsa >

Hi Carl, I was wondering if the writing on the tombstone you mentioned is still legible? I know that there is a process where broken tombstones can be glued back together. I believe it's an epoxy of some sort. I've seen the results, and it works. E-mail me directly if you're interested, and I'll see if I can get some more information. Delsa

Hi Joanne, I can't help you with the Smith's, that's my married name and my husband's family is all from PA. They never left there once they landed on dry land in the late 1600's. For the Crawfords: First of all I recommend that you try and find the following book, "The Crawfords of Adams County, OH" by H. Margaret Crawford PhD. The updated version was printed in 1976 in Poughkeepsie, NY No publisher's name. I think it was Self Published. There is an earlier version by her printed I think in the 1940's. I know several libraries in Ohio have the book, if you can't find it to buy. I know it is out of print. I searched all of my records and cannot find a M.A. Crawford b. abt 1818 in Ohio in my lines. As far as I can tell, there were 4 different distinct Crawford families in Adams county. The line I think your family may have come from arrived in the early 1800's from PA. Here is the quote from the book mentioned above. pg. 3 "Shortly after the end of the Revolutionary Was, Lieutenant John Crawford sold the family farm in Fayette Co. PA and settled on Iron Ridge, overlooking the Ohio River at the mouth of Brush Creek. He was the only son of Colonel William Crawford who was burned at the stake by the Indians in Sandusky County in 1782. John Crawford had married Frances Bradford in Pennsylvania and they had 7 children. 1. Moses Crawford. b. ca 1775, d. 1808 2. William Crawford b. 1776 d. 1840 He married Elizabeth Peterson, 7 Jun 1800 in Adams Co.and they had 5 children. He married 2nd. Jane Parcels in Butler Co., on June 24, 1822 and they had 2 children. 3. Hannah Pamelia Crawford died 1826 4. Richard Crawford, b. before 1782 d. 1822 He married Jennie Dickson, 17 July 1806 in Adams Co. and had 4 children. 5. Sarah Crawford, md. William Rowlands, 28 Feb. 1805 in Adams Co. 6. Mary Crawford married Thomas Cummings 7. George Washington Crawford b. 1790, d. 1871 He married Winnie Morrison 4 Dec 1817 in Lewis Co. KY. They had 13 children. John Crawford then married Effy Grimes on 30 Nov1797 in Adams Co. OH John, Effy, Hannah, Moses, George Washington and Winnie Crawford are all buried in the old Crawford cemetery on the Stephenson farm, east of Manchester." Of the 4 different Crawford families, this on seems the most likely as the others all arrived later or were born in Ireland in 1818. Hope this helps you, Pauli > > Do you know anything about an M. A. CRAWFORD, female, age 32 born Ohio, who > was living with Townley SMITH on the Brush Creek Twp., page 167, 1850 > Scioto Co OH census? The head of household that they both were living > with was "W" SMITH, thought to be Townley's son(?) William.(?) Can't > find > > In 1850, Townley SMITH was age 68 and born in VA (Prince Wiliam Co. He was > son of Peter SMITH and Elizabeth __?__.) > The head of household, "W" SMITH, was a male age 33, born OHIO. "W's" > wife(?) S. A. SMITH age 23 born Ohio. Would like to discover her identity > also. (Maybe she was a CRAWFORD?)

Hello all, Looking for some guidance. I recently visted the grave of my ggg-grandmother (Mary DeCamps Sparks wife of the George Sparks, Sr.) in the old Village Cemetery in West Union and found that the stone was broken in half due to age and weather. What is the usual process on having an old stone replaced and are there any recommendations on a vendor in the West Union area? Would be happy to share the cost with any other concerned relative who may be members of this list too! ;) Thanks. Carl Sparks

Hi Everyone, Just wanted to let you know that I have uploaded to my website several tombstones of my family from, Adams County, OH and Maysville, KY. You can access them from my main page by clicking on the link to the Driver Family Cemetery & Tombstone Project. So far all of the links except, Cooper are for these areas. If anyone has photos of the headstones for the following families and would like to share, I would really appreciate it. Boone - Mason Co., KY & Adams & Brown Co., OH Ailshire - Adams Co. Meigs & Lawrence Co, OH Blythe - Adams Co, OH Cooper - Brown Co. OH Polly/Polley - Adams Co, OH (Nixon's Chapel Cemetery) & Manchester Cemetery Crawford - Adams Co. OH Nixon Adams Co, OH Thanks, Pauli Driver Smith granddaughter of Grover Cleveland & Ida May Ailshire Polly of Adams Co. OH http://tdcweb.com/tdfhs