Thanks to all of you who answered my query about the Pilgrim Holiness Church and Greenlawn Cemetery in Nelsonville. Got some great leads! Bless you all. Kathy Nelson Tempe, AZ

Can anyone tell me about the Pilgrim Holiness Church which is or was on Chestnut Street in Nelsonville? Is it still there? I'd like to see if the church records are available to research. Also, is there a way I can access the records of those buried at Greenlawn Cemetery? Thanks! Kathy Nelson

I have been doing most of my research in ROSS county, and the more I find the more puzzles to add to this scenario. G-GRANDPA WILLIAM DARLING and G-GRANDMA ELLA BARNHART DARLING, birth for both, circa 1855 or 1856, lived in Ross county, born where?, no sign of when or where they passed away? They were the parents of FRED DARLING, JAMES DARLING, & REVERAND CHARLES E. DARLING. GRANDPA FRED DARLING - b. March 7, 1896, Ross Co. to d. August 23, 1985, Ross Co. No stone or sign of them in Three Locks of grandpa or Charles E. Grandpas brother or my GREAT UNCLE, JAMES DARLING, lived in ATHENS, at least in 1958. He was born December 26, 1892, in Franklin twp., in Ross county. Thanks to the gentleman, again, who, pointed me to this mailing list. If ya read this. I am new to this list, and live in Bellefontaine, Ohio. Also am looking for AGNES HART-BROWN, a daughter from ELLA BARNHARTS first marrigage, father unknown. AGNES HART maried GEORGE J. BROWN, March 2, 1891, in Ross county. Did they live in ATHENS county? Interested in talking to any second or third cousins, thank you.

Hello! In the IGI I find a reference to marriage between Emily Day or Dye and Joseph Burt, Athens Ohio. The date they give is 1854 but I am hoping this is an IGI transcription error - real date should have been more like 1840. If anybody has this book and could take a peek for me I would be so grateful. Thank you so much, Jane Peppler

Benjamin F. Robinson was born January 30, 1827 { yea, no more cir. :)} at the age of 19 he married Charlotte Conant, on March 6, 1846 in Amesville, Athens Co., OH. She was the daughter of Jeremiah Conant, of the Conants first family of Athens Co. Could this Benjamin be a connection for any of the Robinson Researchers in Athens Co.,/WV with an unknown Benjamin Robinson descendancy??? I would most appreciate you checking it out in your notes. My web page outlines this family as well as the newly recieved pictures of Charlotte Conant Robinson and Elvis Jeremiah (the aboves first son). Debbie

A message received from a friend in West Virginia doing genealogy. Marions County, WV precivil war records trashed Proof that many local, state and national officials do not have a clue into public beliefs and wants. What gives anyone the right to destroy History or Public Records. The key word is Public! Why not put the books up for public auction? It would generate revenue for more shelves, microfilm machines, or lobotomies for government officials. Next election all those interested in preventing this kind of disaster need to question all candidates for public office about their stand on preservation of local, state, and national records. What about a sixties type sit-in at the court house. Doesn't the AARP have a political action lobby? Even at a local level they could exert some influence. Organize the local historical societies, any University and College History departments. The more uproar caused, the safer these records will be.

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My great grandfather, Claudius Conklin and Sarah Katherine Cunningham Conklin lived more than 50 years in Athens County. Claudius came from Rondout, New York, he was one of 10 children born to Stephen and Elizabeth Conklin. There were 5 sons - Oscar, Elijah, Clinton, Thomas, and Claudius. I know Clinton was living with Claudius in 1920 census. There was a huge gathering for Claudius and Sarah's 50 wedding anniversary in 1921, I have a photo with many unidentifable people, I'm sure some were Conklin's and some were Cunningham's and perhaps just neighbors. Does anyone know of any of the other sons of Stephen and Elizabeth Conklin living in the area? Clinton was evidently shipped to New York to be buried by his son in Saugerties, NY. Does anyone have access to newspaper articles that would perhaps mention the wedding anniversary gathering of Claudius and Sarah in the summer of 1921? It might tell who was present. Thanks for any help! Sue Bedson

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Hi all, Would anyone have info on a mining accident in Chauncey in 1930? Or know where I can find out more about it? My grandfather's brother, JOHN E. PALMER was killed in this accident. Thanks in advance for your help! Gerry [email protected]

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> I need help with me Gosnell line from Ohio. My Gosnell/ Gosnold line > lived in Ohio from atleast 1820-1860s. Putnam Co. from atleast 1844 till 1860. They may have lived in Athens County and Guernsey county as well. Nicholas Gasnil 1820 Athens Co, Nicholas Gosnel 1830 Guernsey Co. John J. Gosnell was my GGG-GF and his mother was Sarah McIntire Gosnell. In 1844 Sarah > re-married and we don't really know what happended to her first husband > Nicholas Gosnell but we do know that she married William JENKINS on 9 Nov 1844 in Putnam County Ohio. William had atleast two daughters: Harriet Jane Jenkins and Carolina Jenkins. Harriet and my John J Gosnell married on 13 Mar 1849 in Putnam and Carolina or Caroline married Jackson Brower in 1855. Harriet Jenkins Gosnell died in June 1853 in Kalida and John died there on> 2 Sept 1858. I would like to identify where they are buried. Possibly Hughes Cemetery but that is just a guess. I would also like to find out what happened to William Jenkins. He did not go to Illinois in 1860 with the rest of my family. > There is a William Jenkins mentioned in the Kalida Venture Newspaper dated 7 Jun 1853, Vol 1, Pg 24. Criminal Docket. And there is a william Jenkins buried in Pomeroy Cemetery in Blanchard TWP 7 July 1888. Would like to know if this is my Jenkins. > > > > The following information came from Ruth Gosnell Lathrop who is a > grandaughter to Benjamin Frank, younger brother to John J. Gosnell. This > was recovered by the Lathrop's visit to the County Courthouse, Putnam > County, Ohio on 27 August 1993. On the 4th of September 1858 the Kalida > Sentinel recorded: John J. Gosnell reportedly ran a grocery store with his > younger brother, Benjamin Frank Gosnell. John's death was 2 Sept 1858. Mr. > Gosnell's death was very sudden and unsuspected. Up until Saturday evening > previous to his death, he was in enjoyment of his usual health. At such > time he was taken with a chill. He recovered from the first attack and was > up and around, but slightly undisposed until Thursday morning when he was > again taken, and before medical assistance could be procured, he died. He > leaves two small children and an aged mother, Sarah, and a circle of > relatives and friends. His loss will be deeply felt. Note:::: These two > children were JAMES W. GOSNELL, My Great Great Grandfather and his sister > MARTHA JANE GOSNELL, who came to Lawrenceville, IL with their Grandmother, > and four of John's brothers in the Fall of 1860. > > 1860 Census Kalida, Oh - Putnam Co. > Sarah Jenkins age 50 > B.F. Gosnell age 25 > William Gosnell age 22 > James Blain Gosnell age 19 > James W. Gosnell age 10 > Martha Jane Gosnell age 8 > > 1850 Census > John J. Gosnell age 27 > Harriet Jane Jenkins Gosnell age 19 > Benjamin F. Gosnell age 14-17 > William Gosnell age 13 > James Blain Gosnell age 10 > Caroline Jenkins age 11 > James W. Gosnell age 1 > > Appreciate any help at all. > Larry Gosnell > [email protected]

Although I am not related to the Armitage line, I do have a copy of a letter written by Benjamin Franklin Herrold, where he talks about his trip to the gold fields and he mentions that he ran into Dr. Armitage from Athens County, on board. It is not much, but if you would like me to type the letter up and send it to you, I would be happy to. Frankie (Linda DeFrees Franks) Soda Springs, Idaho [email protected] ---------- > From: Roger Teinert <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Armitage > Date: Thursday, June 25, 1998 8:39 PM > > I am researching on the ARMITAGE family and would like to exchange any > information with others.Also trying to find a Wolfe Plains Cem. where some > relatives are suyppose to be buried. Thank you for your help, > Jan Teinert > > > ==== OHATHENS Mailing List ==== > >

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I am researching on the ARMITAGE family and would like to exchange any information with others.Also trying to find a Wolfe Plains Cem. where some relatives are suyppose to be buried. Thank you for your help, Jan Teinert

Hi, In 1895 a baby boy( EARL McCOMBS) was born to RICHARD McCOMBS and LENA PARRISH in Athens County, Ohio. Would anyone have any info, birth, death, cemetary, or census, that they would be willing to do a lookup of these names for me? Am looking for possible parents and siblings of them both. Earl had a couple brothers and sisters according to his obit. He was my husband's grandfather. We have no knowledge(his grandparents were divorced when his father was a small child) other than what the obit said about his parents. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Cheryl -- Cheryl Listmistress:SCOTLAND-GENWEB Researching: Paternal Side:KRUPICA, KARMEN, ZMITRUKIEWICZ, KURSIUK Maternal Side:FORDYCE,MORECROFT, SCHAFER(SCHAFFER), ARMBRUSTER, CRUPE, WINCHER, GREGORY, HAUSENAUER, HUTCHISON Husbands Paternal Side:McCOMBS, PARRISH, KIRBY, MANNING Husbands Maternal Side:O'CONNELL, O'BRIEN, COOPER, PENDERGAST. Reach me by ICQ. My Flavors ICQ# is 187576 Email me at [email protected]

Does anyone have any information on the cemetaries in Doanville? I am looking for the TITTLE family buried there. Thanks Carol Pratt [email protected]

I have info. that Obadiah Miller died in 1899, in Athens, Ohio. Can anyone tell me if he is burried at Athens? Or can anyone furnish me with any other info. on him or his family? Thank you Dale