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Am Researching the family of Maria MYRICK, dau. of William Myrick, b. 20 Sep 1814, Burnham, Maine, who married Thomas REED, son of James and Mary (STUART) Reed, b. Dec 1812, Washington, Pennsylvania. Maria and Thomas married 1 Nov 1832, Athens, Athens Co., Ohio, were in Lake County, IN by 1835; and still there for the 1850 census, but by 1860 census located in Warren County, Iowa where both died, Maria on 2 Sep 1894, and Thomas on 22 Sep 1890. Both buried at Palmyra Cemetery, Palmyra Twp., Warren Co., IA. Adriana Farley

Need help finding location of the Weise Cemetery on Scatter Ridge in Athens County. Is this cemetery still in existence? Does it have another name? What part of Scatter Ridge was it on? I know that three of the children of Jacob Weise and Rosena Stalder Weise are buried there. (Alvan, Emily, and Henry) **THANKS** for all help. Cindy

Hi All, This is something going on my web site soon OH Historical Soc. on line http://www.ohiohistory.org/ OH Historical Archives http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/statearc/index.html OH Historical Soc. Military Rosters http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/database/roster.html Joy Hyde [email protected]

Just wanted to say THANKS to all the people who e-mailed me an answer to my post the other day. Many wrote me that Athens Co.,OH Certificates start in 1909, before that it was in Index style. Birth & Death records (1909-present) Athens County Health Dept. 278 West Union St. Athens, OH 45701 Thanks again for all of the responses to my question. Keep Diggin' ~Debbie [email protected]

Debby, This is the only thing they have for the year you requested. I have visited there and that is all I could secure also. I am not sure when certificates started. Death cert same way. Ohio only started recording in 1867. Remember we are further away from VA where the country was founded and it took us longer to have the need to record. Gayla [email protected] wrote: > > Hello Athens List, > I mailed away for a copy of my 2nd Great-Grandfather > James Thomas PERRY (born 19 JAN 1878 York Twp.) > birth Certificate from Athens County Court House. > Today I received a zerox copy of a page out of an Index > book. He was listed on one of the lines half-way down > the page with other births above and below. I asked > for a Certificate which is only for the one person and > list more information about the child's parents and > personal data. > I was curious as to why I didn't receive a Certificate form > style? Why as an Index Listing? I have gotten birth > Certificates of earlier dates from Virginia state Courts > and was wondering why Ohio Courts doesn't do the same? > Does anyone know when did Ohio state start using > the Certificate forms instead of Index listings? > Thanks. ~Debbie [email protected] > > ==== OHATHENS Mailing List ====

Yes, the Ohio University Library does have the map in the Special Archives Collection on the 5th floor. It is an odd size, but not very thick since Athens was not that big. An example of a page from it can be seen online at the Robinson family website, it is of Alexander township Athens county. http://www.gcis.net/robinson/robinson.htm Sandra Quinn~volunteer lookup person for Athens County on Ohio Gen Web, Member of First Families of Athens County, Ohio, Member of Athens County Genealogical Society

Hello Athens List, I mailed away for a copy of my 2nd Great-Grandfather James Thomas PERRY (born 19 JAN 1878 York Twp.) birth Certificate from Athens County Court House. Today I received a zerox copy of a page out of an Index book. He was listed on one of the lines half-way down the page with other births above and below. I asked for a Certificate which is only for the one person and list more information about the child's parents and personal data. I was curious as to why I didn't receive a Certificate form style? Why as an Index Listing? I have gotten birth Certificates of earlier dates from Virginia state Courts and was wondering why Ohio Courts doesn't do the same? Does anyone know when did Ohio state start using the Certificate forms instead of Index listings? Thanks. ~Debbie [email protected]

Seeking information about ancestors and decendants of my Great Great Grandfather, Thomas P Smith b-1836/1837 in Athens County, Ohio. Ron Orlando, Fl

Greetings....Quite a few HUDNALL families were in Athens Co. around the early 1880's and on. It appears that my gg gf Thomas HUDNALL was born in Athens Co. abt. 1827, but who were his parents? One researcher claims they are Anderson HUDNALL and Janette LATHEY while another source suggests that Thompson HUDNALL is his father. To date, there are no records found to back either possibility. Does any one know where I can access birth records for 1826-1830? I would appreciate any possible leads. Thanks...Chuck Jennings. ~~~*******Hidden on the northwest edge of the shadows cast by the "Windy City"***~~~~~~~ || | | H | | X | | X o o | | X o o | | X o o

[email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > OHATHENS-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 72 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Herrold letter ["Frankie" > <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from OHATHENS-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Herrold letter > Date: Sun, 19 Jul 1998 09:13:22 -0600 > From: "Frankie" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Thought I would send this transcript. If you want copy of original I > will > send it snail-mail. > Christopher Armitage is the name mentioned in the letter. > Benjamin F. Herrold is living in Laporte County Indiana, but his > family is > still in Athens County, Ohio. He left Athens County when he went to > California. He had relatives in LaPorte county, Indiana and ended up > settling there. > > LaPorte county State of Indiana July the 3-1851 > > Dear Sister I received your letter and was glad to hear > from you and > should like to see you very much. you say you want me to come after > harvest > for you if nothing hapens. I shal come if Thomas i Wilson wants to > come and > see the folks and country and bring you along, that I will pay the > expence > out and back for horses are very dear in this part of the country and > I > should have no other use for them after I had made the trip, but I > intend > to provide some way, Sop, to get you here if I have to come with A > whell > barrow, for it would be a great comfort to me to have you here where I > > could see you every day, then I could talk more freely and could tell > you > all about my California trip which was a hard one, I assure you, but I > > stood it first rate and am not sorry that I went. Although I did not > make a > fortune but did better than to staid at home. I avraged 50 dollars per > > month from the time I started until I got back again. We took a > sailing > vessel at San Francisco and was 55 days getting to Panama. The fare > was > hard salt beef and pork and hard bread and for several days we had > nothing, > but bread and water but we had plenty of lice I assure you. I saw > Doctor > Mansfield. We ware in company from Chagres to New York. he told me > that he > saw Christopher Armitage and Isack Desler. I meant to sent some > presents by > him to them chiln but it was dark when we landed and the captain was > drunk > and so was the pasengers which caused quite an excitement and I did > not > see him any more. Tell Thomas he had better come out and bing Barbra > along > if he will I have got 80 dollars for him and will send it to him or > pay it > when he comes. no more at present. excuse this imperfect letter and > poor > writing and bad selling and write soon the next time I will try and do > > better-- F Herrold > Sophia Herrold > > Frankie > (Linda DeFrees Franks) > Soda Springs, Idaho > [email protected] Hi Frankie, Great letter. The captain was drunk! Must have been some landing. Not my family at all, but I would enjoy having a copy. Lou Moses 12575 Brompton Rd., Carmel, IN 46033 My Athens Co OH names are: LINSCOTT, SWETT, JOHNSON & FONNER Thanks for sharing the letter. Lou [email protected]

Thought I would send this transcript. If you want copy of original I will send it snail-mail. Christopher Armitage is the name mentioned in the letter. Benjamin F. Herrold is living in Laporte County Indiana, but his family is still in Athens County, Ohio. He left Athens County when he went to California. He had relatives in LaPorte county, Indiana and ended up settling there. LaPorte county State of Indiana July the 3-1851 Dear Sister I received your letter and was glad to hear from you and should like to see you very much. you say you want me to come after harvest for you if nothing hapens. I shal come if Thomas i Wilson wants to come and see the folks and country and bring you along, that I will pay the expence out and back for horses are very dear in this part of the country and I should have no other use for them after I had made the trip, but I intend to provide some way, Sop, to get you here if I have to come with A whell barrow, for it would be a great comfort to me to have you here where I could see you every day, then I could talk more freely and could tell you all about my California trip which was a hard one, I assure you, but I stood it first rate and am not sorry that I went. Although I did not make a fortune but did better than to staid at home. I avraged 50 dollars per month from the time I started until I got back again. We took a sailing vessel at San Francisco and was 55 days getting to Panama. The fare was hard salt beef and pork and hard bread and for several days we had nothing, but bread and water but we had plenty of lice I assure you. I saw Doctor Mansfield. We ware in company from Chagres to New York. he told me that he saw Christopher Armitage and Isack Desler. I meant to sent some presents by him to them chiln but it was dark when we landed and the captain was drunk and so was the pasengers which caused quite an excitement and I did not see him any more. Tell Thomas he had better come out and bing Barbra along if he will I have got 80 dollars for him and will send it to him or pay it when he comes. no more at present. excuse this imperfect letter and poor writing and bad selling and write soon the next time I will try and do better-- F Herrold Sophia Herrold Frankie (Linda DeFrees Franks) Soda Springs, Idaho [email protected]

> I am looking for a cemetery in Buchtel Ohio? Can you help point me in the > right direction? > > The death certificate 85356 dated Dec 11, 1918 says the place of death was > Athens County Ohio District 65 Township Tri?ueble; > Doctor was located in Jacksonville Ohio and the place of burial was Buchtel > Ohio. I have never been to the area but "Tri?ueble" is probably Trimble. What is the surname? I have a history of the Trimble Township that may mention this family.(it mentions mine). Andy Alexis, THE WEB SITE: http://www.calweb.com/~ndlxs [email protected] Sacramento, CA. "The Pearl of the Central Valley"

Loren, It's funny, I just found a listing of Athens Co cemeteries last nite. Checked for you, it is not listed. However, there is an email address for the list manager; perhaps he can help you. At rootsweb.com/~ohathens/ go to Athens County Cemeteries. The list is a part of the Geographic Names Information System, I believe a part of USGS. Good luck. Charlene Ramel Researching: BRETZ, BUCK, EVANS Loren Hoboy wrote: > > I am looking for a cemetery in Buchtel Ohio? Can you help point me in the > right direction? > > The death certificate 85356 dated Dec 11, 1918 says the place of death was > Athens County Ohio District 65 Township Tri?ueble; > Doctor was located in Jacksonville Ohio and the place of burial was Buchtel > Ohio. > Thank you > Loren P. Hoboy > Anacortes WA > [email protected] > > ==== OHATHENS Mailing List ====

I am looking for a cemetery in Buchtel Ohio? Can you help point me in the right direction? The death certificate 85356 dated Dec 11, 1918 says the place of death was Athens County Ohio District 65 Township Tri?ueble; Doctor was located in Jacksonville Ohio and the place of burial was Buchtel Ohio. Thank you Loren P. Hoboy Anacortes WA [email protected]

Hi, Hope you all are checking the surnames on Athen Co. OHGenWeb site. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohathens/ -==Joy Pixler Hyde==- [email protected] Make your words sweet and tender for tomorrow you may have to eat them. -----Original Message----- From: Harriette Jensen <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, July 11, 1998 12:45 AM Subject: Robinson >Hi, All. > >Someone recently asked about the Robinson family. I did save the message, >but now I can't find it. Wouldn't you know it, I stumbled onto the URL for >the Robinson Family website today <http://www.gcis.net/Robinson>. > >My Robinson connection is John Gilbert Robinson (4 Jan 1873 - 5 Jan 1932), >who married Jennie Hoisington (b. 2 Dec 1872 - d. 21 Jan 1933). If you >find that there is a connection and would like ancestry for Jennie, let me >know. > >Harriette > > >researching: COMBS, DAVIS, HARDIN, HATFIELD, HOISINGTON, MILLS, MOORE, >MORRIS, PERKINS, SPURGEON, BERGER (and JONES of Brown Co.OH) > >List host for HOISINGTON Mailing List and Co-host for the Logan Co. OK >Mailing List. To subscribe, send e-mail to [email protected] > >USGENWEB Coordinator for: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~okkay/okkay.htm Kay County, OK >http://www.rootsweb.com/~oklogan/oklogan.htm Logan County, OK >http://www.rootsweb.com/~kssumner/kssumner.htm Sumner County, KS > > > > >==== OHATHENS Mailing List ==== >Joy Hyde Listowner of OHATHENS > >

Hi, All. Someone recently asked about the Robinson family. I did save the message, but now I can't find it. Wouldn't you know it, I stumbled onto the URL for the Robinson Family website today <http://www.gcis.net/Robinson>. My Robinson connection is John Gilbert Robinson (4 Jan 1873 - 5 Jan 1932), who married Jennie Hoisington (b. 2 Dec 1872 - d. 21 Jan 1933). If you find that there is a connection and would like ancestry for Jennie, let me know. Harriette researching: COMBS, DAVIS, HARDIN, HATFIELD, HOISINGTON, MILLS, MOORE, MORRIS, PERKINS, SPURGEON, BERGER (and JONES of Brown Co.OH) List host for HOISINGTON Mailing List and Co-host for the Logan Co. OK Mailing List. To subscribe, send e-mail to [email protected] USGENWEB Coordinator for: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okkay/okkay.htm Kay County, OK http://www.rootsweb.com/~oklogan/oklogan.htm Logan County, OK http://www.rootsweb.com/~kssumner/kssumner.htm Sumner County, KS

good morning, Does anyone have a will book available? (probate records?)I need to locate James J. and Elizabeth (Coleman) Wilson. He died 8-23-1864, Athans.. She d 11-15-1884, Athans. Both buried in creamer cemetary. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Larry Mt

Feel like I'm on a roll so thought I'd make one more request. Is there anyone who has an 1860 Census Index who would be willing to look for Hozea Bruce for me? Thanks! Kathy Nelson Tempe, AZ