Hi, Well it has been slow. Lets put our Queries on again and see who is looking for what. Names in OH I am looking for Hyde/Wyatt Joy Pixler Hyde List Owner

Looking for the parents or siblings of my great-grandmother Juanita HOOPER who was born July 10, 1889 in Trimble, Ohio (Athens Co) and died Feb 1970 in Randolph, New York. She married Newton A. TRACY who was born August 07, 1888 in Toledo, Ohio (Lucas Co). Their children are my grandmother, Laura Belle Tracy b. May 15, 1915 in Toledo, Ohio and her brother, William Thomas Tracy. Any information on any HOOPERS in Trimble, Ohio in the 1880's may be helpful. Thank you...

Hi All, I just put new lookups on my web site. Thanks to Sandy Quinn and the folks at Athens County Historical Soc. & Museum. Sandra Quinn wrote: Joy, I recently was at the ACHS and purchased some more indexes. I will also lookup from them, >>1. Athens County Ohio Index to the 1840 Federal Census compiled by Altha > > Snyder and Mary Stahl and published by the ACHS in 1997. > > 2. 1850 Athens County Census by Mrs. Jane Whiteman 1984. > > 3. Athens County Obituaries Jan. 1, 1940-Dec. 31, 1944 compiled by Mildred A. Bleigh and Mary A. Davis, 1997. > > 4. Trimble Township cemeteries Athens County, Ohio Volume I by Robert > > Shellman and Beverly Schumacher published by ACHS 1997 > > Sandy Quinn My site is http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohathens/ They also have a list of their publications. Click on their link on my site. Joy Hyde List Owner

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I am attempting to research the descendants of Artemisia FORD (b. ca. 1824) who married Amos STACKHOUSE on 14 Mar 1840, in Athens Co, OH. Artemisia FORD was the dau. of Artemesa PRESTON (b. 1794-1804 likely Huntington Twp, Luzerne Co, PA; d. aft 1823) who married William FORD III? (possibly a son of William FORD Jr., b. 1794-1804) on 26 JUN 1823 in Washington Co, OH by Saml. BEACH, JP. She was a resident of Waterford; he was from Wooster, Washington Co, OH. If you have any information on these families, I would be very happy to hear from you. Cheers. All Our Best Wishes, MARSHALL & BETTY - ---------------------------------------------------------------- M. Johnson 331-A Wightman Rd, Hornsey, London N8 0NA UNITED KINGDOM Tel: 44+181-348 3363 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.axford.com/gb/unicorn/default.htm - ---------------------------------------------------------------- Descendants of Junia PRESTON 1 Junia PRESTON Born: Aft 1754 CT? Died: Bef 1820 prob. Waterford Twp, Washington Co, OH +Artemesa MARSHALL Born: Bef 1756 Torrington, Litchfield Co, CT? Died: 1820-1830 likely Waterford Twp, Washington Co, OH Married: Aft 1774 Torrington, Litchfield Co, CT? Father: Gad MARSHALL Mother: Mary ? 2 John J./L.? PRESTON Born: 1794-1800 Torrington, Litchfield Co, CT or Luzerne Co, PA +Sarah PLUMMER Married: 1 Mar 1814 Washington Co, OH Father: Mother: 2 Artemesa PRESTON Born: 1794-1804 likely Huntington Twp, Luzerne Co, PA +William FORD, III? Born: of Wooster, Washington Co, OH Married: 26 Jun 1823 Waterford, Washington Co, OH Father: William FORD, Jr. Mother: (UNKNOWN) 3 Artemesa FORD Born: Aft 1823 +Amos STACKHOUSE Married: 14 Mar 1840 Athens Co, OH Father: Mother:

Hello I am researching the Oxley surname, specifically Eli Oxley (b 1836) and his descendants. Would like to get in contact with others researching this name. Jan K

Looking for any information on the family of Thomas J. Wallace and his wife Laura. The family lived in Glouster, Ohio and one of their son`s was mayor and an undertaker for many years. Thomas J. Wallace 1849-1929 Laura 1850-1936 thier children Cora 1872-? William 1873-1964 Jennie Jones 1875-? Della Craft 1877-? Charles Foster 1879-1956 Daisy McDonald 1881-? Ida 1883-? Elsie Sweeny 1885-? Frank 1886-? Elizabeth Siens 1888-? Florence McCoy 1894-? Clemon ?-? Bill Cannon [email protected]

AND NOW FOR MY MAIN RESEARCH PROJECT: Descendants of John Fleming Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 FLEMING was born 1777, and died 1841. He married CHRISTINA SMITH. Notes for JOHN FLEMING: In 1819, he came to Ohio, having purchased an interest in the Ohio Land Company's grant. Being possessed of considerable means, he contributed liberally in the upbuilding of the country. Knowing of the scarcity of money in the west, he brought several hundred dollars in silver, mostly of the denomination of one dollar, which were carefully divided in half or quartered, as the case demanded, in making change. After remaining in Ohio six years, he returned to New York City, taking his family with him. John Fleming died there in 1841, and his wife, Christina (Smith) Fleming, died in Ames township in 1863. In the Amesville Census for 1820, John Fleming is shown to be over 45, Christina, his wife, is shown to be 26-45. They had four children, two boys under 10, two girls under 10. More About JOHN FLEMING: Fact 1: Buried in unknown cemetery, New York More About CHRISTINA SMITH: Fact 1: Buried in Gardner Cemetery, Ames Township, Athens County, Ohio Children of JOHN FLEMING and CHRISTINA SMITH are: 2. i. JANE2 FLEMING. ii. MARTIN FLEMING, b. 1813; d. January 08, 1896; m. CHRISTINA WAGNER, December 13, 1857. More About MARTIN FLEMING: Fact 1: need to prove his relationship to Daniel Fact 2: Date of Death from Athens County Death Records. iii. SAMUEL FLEMING, b. 1814; d. 1888. More About SAMUEL FLEMING: Fact 1: need to prove his relationship to Daniel 3. iv. DANIEL FLEMING, b. October 22, 1822, Bishopville, Ohio; d. 1912, Florida. Generation No. 2 2. JANE2 FLEMING (JOHN1). She married CHARLES WEED. Children of JANE FLEMING and CHARLES WEED are: i. CHARLES H.3 WEED. ii. WILLIAM M. WEED. 3. DANIEL2 FLEMING (JOHN1) was born October 22, 1822 in Bishopville, Ohio, and died 1912 in Florida. He married LUCY P. GARDNER May 16, 1846, daughter of THOMAS GARDNER and MARGARET SMITH. Notes for DANIEL FLEMING: Daniel Fleming was born in Athens county near Bishopville, October 22, 1822. He is the son of John and Christina Fleming. John Fleming was born in Germany in 1777, and came to the United States and settled in New York at the age of fifteen. Our subject attended the public and private schools of New York until about seventeen years of age, when he secured work on a sailing vessel plying between New York and New Orleans, making several trips between those points. Becoming acquainted with the engineers of the "New York and Harlem" Railway, then being built by George Law, one of the few millionaries of that day, he engaged as fireman on one of their crude, but at that time wonderful engines. He was afterwards sent to the "Mohawk and Hudson" Railway, which connected Schenectady and Albany. In this position, he was an engineer and ran the "John Bull," an engine which was built in England, and which was exhibited at the Columbian Exposition held at Chicago in 1893. He was also employed on the steam vessel, "Oregon," which, owing to her size and the fact that she was propelled by steam, was an object of much curiosity. In 1845, Mr. Fleming returned to Ohio and the scenes of his childhood, and purchased a farm of fifty acres; he was married May 16, 1846 to Lucy P. Gardner, daughter of Thomas and Margaret (Smith) Gardner. Thirteen children were born to them, seven of which survive- Joseph, William, John, Theodore, Lincoln, Julia, and Edith. SOURCE: " The Centennial Atlas of Athens County, 1905, p. 128" **Athens Messenger has an article telling of the Fleming and McKinley families going to the Smithsonian to see the exhibit of the John Bull. I will insert newspaper article here. HISTORY OF THE JOHN BULL: It may look pretty modest, but the John Bull locomotive is the world's oldest still operable self-propelled vehicle. Much more than that, it is in the ancestral line of piston-driven wheeled vehicles that have been transforming our planet since the 19th century. Furthermore, since the John Bull was steam-powered, it was part of the steam revolution that thrust humankind into the industrial age. Meanwhile, the John Bull greets visitors to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. SOURCE: Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. More About DANIEL FLEMING: Fact 1: Had thirteen children, seven survived in early 1900's. Fact 2: Buried at Fleming Cemetery, Ames Township, Athens County, Ohio. More About LUCY P. GARDNER: Fact 1: Buried in Fleming Cemetery, Ames Township, Athens County, Ohio Children of DANIEL FLEMING and LUCY GARDNER are: i. JOSEPH C.3 FLEMING, b. Abt. 1848; m. JULIA M. CARPENTER, August 30, 1868. Notes for JOSEPH C. FLEMING: I find a Joseph Fleming in Company A, Civil War, 29 years in 1861 from Athens County. This Regiment was organized at Camp Dennison, Ohio, June 20, 1861 to serve three years. It was mustered out June 21, 1864, by reason of expiration of term of service. It first engaged the enemy at Middle Creek Fork, West Virginia, and remained constantly in active service until its capture by General Forrest and his Rebel Cavalry, in May, 1863. (I don't know if this is the same Joseph Fleming, may be a son, nephew, etc.) THIRD REGIMENT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY More About JOSEPH C. FLEMING: Fact 1: Joseph & Julia had 2 children in 1905. Fact 2: Lived near Stockport, Morgan County, Ohio. 4. ii. WILLIAM FLEMING, b. January 07, 1849, Ohio; d. 1912. 5. iii. LUCY JANE FLEMING, b. December 10, 1851; d. August 15, 1884, Ames Township, Athens County, Ohio. 6. iv. JULIA A. FLEMING, b. December 26, 1854, at the homestead. 7. v. JOHN T. FLEMING, b. 1856. 8. vi. THEADORE M. FLEMING, b. April 17, 1858, Ohio; d. March 03, 1933, Amesville, Ames Twp., Athens County, Ohio. 9. vii. GEORGE LINCOLN FLEMING, b. August 23, 1861; d. 1940. viii. MARCIA EDITH FLEMING, b. October 04, 1867; d. 1943; m. JAMES A. LINSCOTT, October 31, 1888. More About MARCIA EDITH FLEMING: Fact 1: Buried in West Union Cemetery, Athens Twp., Athens Co., Ohio. More About JAMES A. LINSCOTT: Fact 1: James & Marcia had no children in 1905. Fact 2: Buried in West Union Cemetery, Athens, Athens County, Ohio I would like to exchange information with anyone on the Fleming Family. Cindy

Generation 1 1. ROBERT1 BARNHILL was born in Ireland. He married (1) SARAH/MARY LNU. He married (2) MARGARET MCCASLIN. Notes for ROBERT BARNHILL: Robert emigrated to Massachusetts and then to Ohio. The first Barnhill emigrants came from Scotland and Ireland in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. They settled in the eastern United States and Canada. More About ROBERT BARNHILL: Fact 1: Buried in Clark, Ohio. Notes for SARAH/MARY LNU: She died trying to give birth to her ninth child. It is not known where her and her baby are buried. More About SARAH/MARY LNU: Fact 1: Source for 1st wife's name/Pat Barnhill More About MARGARET MCCASLIN: Fact 1: Buried in Clark, Ohio. Children of ROBERT BARNHILL and SARAH/MARY LNU are: i. JANE2 BARNHILL, m. FNU WETHERWAX. Notes for FNU WETHERWAX: The Wetherwaxs settled in Coshocton County, Ohio. ii. ELIZABETH BARNHILL, m. FNU WETHERWAX. Notes for FNU WETHERWAX: The Wetherwaxs settled in Coshocton County, Ohio. iii. SARA BARNHILL, m. FNU ELLIOTT. Notes for FNU ELLIOTT: The Elliotts settled in Defiance County, Ohio. 2. iv. SAMUEL E. BARNHILL, b. April 18, 1824, Ohio; d. May 16, 1904, Ohio. v. ROBERT BARNHILL. Notes for ROBERT BARNHILL: Robert married and settled in Vinton County, Ohio. In 1971, he had many descendants in the Wellston area. vi. TWIN A BARNHILL. More About TWIN A BARNHILL: Fact 1: Died in infancy. vii. TWIN B BARNHILL. More About TWIN B BARNHILL: Fact 1: Died in infancy. viii. FNU BARNHILL. Notes for FNU BARNHILL: He died at birth. 3. ix. JOHN WESLEY BARNHILL , SR., b. June 26, 1826, Coshocton, Jefferson County, Ohio; d. December 16, 1900, Athens County, Ohio. Generation No. 2 2. SAMUEL E.2 BARNHILL (ROBERT1) was born April 18, 1824 in Ohio, and died May 16, 1904 in Ohio. He married ELIZA JANE KEEBAUGH April 07, 1845 in Ohio. More About SAMUEL E. BARNHILL: Fact 1: Buried Bates Methodist Church Cemetery, Athens, Ohio More About ELIZA JANE KEEBAUGH: Fact 1: Buried Bates Methodist Church Cemetery, Athens, Ohio Children of SAMUEL BARNHILL and ELIZA KEEBAUGH are: 4. i. JOHN A.3 BARNHILL, b. 1850; d. 1929. 5. ii. WILLIAM A. BARNHILL. 3. JOHN WESLEY2 BARNHILL , SR. (ROBERT1) was born June 26, 1826 in Coshocton, Jefferson County, Ohio, and died December 16, 1900 in Athens County, Ohio. He married MARGARET WALKER SEES February 17, 1859. Notes for JOHN WESLEY BARNHILL , SR.: John lived near Coshocton, Ohio and in Athens County until he was 21. He then moved to Wayne County, Illinois, returning three years later to Carthage Township, Athens County, Ohio. He was a skilled carpenter and barn builder. John and Margot owned a farm on Dutch Ridge Road, Guysville. More About JOHN WESLEY BARNHILL , SR.: Fact 1: Buried in Barnhill Cemetery, Carthage Twp., Athens County, Ohio More About MARGARET WALKER SEES: Fact 1: Buried in Barnhill Cemetery, Carthage Twp., Athens County, Ohio Children of JOHN BARNHILL and MARGARET SEES are: i. ELIZABETH C.3 BARNHILL, b. 1860, Athens County, Ohio; d. 1900, Athens County, Ohio. More About ELIZABETH C. BARNHILL: Fact 1: Buried at Barnhill Cemetery, Athens County, Ohio ii. MARY ANN BARNHILL. iii. MARGARET BARNHILL. iv. LOUISE BARNHILL. v. SARA E. BARNHILL. vi. CATHERINE BARNHILL. 6. vii. ROSA BARNHILL. 7. viii. JOHN WESLEY BARNHILL , JR., b. March 29, 1862; d. 1947, Athens County, Ohio. 8. ix. BURA W. BARNHILL, b. August 07, 1867, Dutch Ridge, Carthage Township, Athens County, Ohio; d. February 20, 1963, 111 Mill Street, Athens, Athens County, Ohio. 9. x. SAMUEL TILDEN BARNHILL. Anyone out there working on the Barnhills? Cindy

3. VALENTINE3 SMITH (FERDINAND2 SCHMITT, PETER1) was born November 18, 1813 in Oppau, Rheinland-Pfalz,Germany, and died March 14, 1888 in Athens County, Ohio. He married PHILIPPINA RAPPOLD January 03, 1839 in Oppau, Rheinland-Pfalz,Germany, daughter of ANTHONY RAPPOLD and MARY EISINGER. Notes for VALENTINE SMITH: Valentine's last name was spelled Schmidt when he was born in Germany. It was changed either by whoever registered him when he arrived in America or by himself, I do not know which. Valentine & Philippina arrived in New York aboard the Argo on July 26, 1843. They came from Oppau, Germany. The two families bought property in Carthage and Lodi Townships. The Rappold latter moved to Pomeroy. The Smith Residence on Dutch Ridge was passed to Mary Smith Montel; the to Mary's son, John Isadore Montle; then to John Isadore's son, Ralph Vinton Montle; then to Ralph's son, Robert Montle; then sold outside the family and those people reside there today. Valentine, in addition to farming, operated a small store with Phoebe from their house, and traded/sold produce also in Pomeroy. ****************************************************** Valentine Smith, son of Frederick and Elizabeth Smith, was born November 16, 1813, in Germany. He learned the weaver's trade in his native country and worked at it till 1843, when, wages being low, he determined to come to America. He landed in New York after a voyage of thirty-two days, and came to Athens County, settling in Lodi Township, where he now has a good farm of 150 acrews. He has a store of general merchandise, having a good stock of dry goods, boots, and shoes, etc., where he has a good trade. He was married in Germany to Miss Phoebe Rappold. They have eleven children - Anthony, Peter, John, Fred, George, Jacob, Phoebe, Sophia, Elizabeth, Mary and Michael. Politically, Mr. Smith is a Democrat. He is a member of the Catholic church. SOURCE: History of Hocking Valley, Interstate Publishing Co, Chicago, 1883, Page 727. ************************************************************** More About VALENTINE SMITH: Fact 1: Buried St. John's Catholic Cemetery, Lodi Twp., Athens County, Ohio More About PHILIPPINA RAPPOLD: Fact 1: Aka "Phoebe" Fact 2: Buried St.John's Catholic Cemetery, Lodi Twp., Athens County, Ohio Children of VALENTINE SMITH and PHILIPPINA RAPPOLD are: 4. i. ANTHONY4 SMITH, b. March 20, 1840, Oppau, Rhineland, Germany; d. March 26, 1906. 5. ii. JOHN SMITH, b. July 09, 1841, Oppau, Rhineland, Germany; d. 1916, Athens County, Ohio. 6. iii. PHILIPINA SMITH, b. December 12, 1843, Athens County, Ohio; d. February 27, 1930. 7. iv. SOPHIA SMITH, b. January 17, 1846, Athens County, Ohio; d. June 10, 1933. 8. v. PETER SMITH, b. April 09, 1848, Athens County, Ohio; d. 1926. vi. FREDERICK SMITH, b. December 20, 1849, Athens County, Ohio; d. July 21, 1912; m. MARTHA R. DAINS, 1877. Notes for FREDERICK SMITH: aka "Fred" Fred was bapitized at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio on April 15, 1850. vii. GEORGE SMITH, b. February 26, 1851, Athens County, Ohio; m. HELEN L. DAINS, August 18, 1874. Notes for GEORGE SMITH: George was bapitized at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio on April 9, 1850. 9. viii. JACOB SMITH, b. May 23, 1852, Athens County, Ohio; d. March 27, 1909, Persinger, West Virginia. ix. MICHAEL SMITH, b. June 06, 1855, Athens County, Ohio; d. Minnesota; m. LENA MONTEL, February 23, 1879. Notes for MICHAEL SMITH: Michael was bapitized at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio on June 22, 1855. x. ELISABETH SMITH, b. August 18, 1858; d. 1926; m. AUGUST NIGGEMEYER, August 28, 1879. Notes for ELISABETH SMITH: Elisabeth was bapitized at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio on September 6, 1858. More About ELISABETH SMITH: Fact 1: Buried St. John's Catholic Cemetery, Lodi Twp., Athens County, Ohio 10. xi. MARY SMITH, b. October 27, 1860, Athens County, Ohio; d. 1943, Athens County, Ohio. Anyone out there interested in the Schmidt/Smith, Mantle/Montle, Rappolds? Cindy

Hi - I would be very interested in exchanging information with anyone researching the early (pre-1860) GATES families of Athens and Washington Cos. Nancy Brower [email protected]

After six months of waiting for my husband's ancestors records, I got a letter saying that the records were in a local depository in Cleveland Ohio and to call a number there. When I did they told me the records were in a depository in Maryland. I called them and then six more months passed. I had given up hope when a package came in the mail. It held 200 zeroxed pages of the file. Turned out a handicapped child had received the father's civil war pension up until the 1950's. Because of that, the case had never formally been closed when the child died so the records had never been depostited in DC. Maybe something like that happened concerning the soldiers you are seeking info on. Maybe someone is still receiving the pension money and the records are not accessible. 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

Hi All, Here is what I found this week. Elijah Alderman-Township Trustee 1828 town of Trimble pg 522 Ebenzer Zane anecdote page 73. No McCulloch. No Foreman - Rome Township No Gullum in the Biographic. That does not mean they are not there. You might try Vinton County. John Holdren- War of 1812. Did he get a pension?? Says he was 91 years old and lived with a married daughter. NO Thomas in Bio, No Judy. They may not have wanted to pay to get in. You might find them in the township part if you knew what township they lived in. Dains- pg 484 Lodi township. Township Trustee 1865 Nothing new on the rest. I may get over to look at the film one more time next week before it goes back I got 4 pages copied of Athens township. It took 45 minutes. I would love to get the townships on line but. I will have to scan them in from regular pages I think. Joy Hyde List owner OHATHENS-L

PHILLIPS, Richard 1807-1887 (parents believed to be Thomas Phillips and Mary Angell) mar. Leah Bishop 1813-1868, son Wilson A. Phillips 1839-1868, mar Henrietta Laughlin 1843-1894, son Thomas R. Phillips 1872-1952. Wish to verify and detail of Thomas Phillips/Mary Angell and determine their ancestry. Expected to be Lodi Twp in Athens Co, OH. Please assist.

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can anyone tell me where these two cemetaries are located. Prob around Nelsonville. Looking for the surnames: WILSON AND BURNHAM in these cemetaries: Pleasonton cemetary Creamer cemetary Thanks Larry

My name is Sue Bedson. My grandfather was born in Coolville, Athens County, Ohio. Information I have on the family so far: Claudius C. Conklin was born May 17, 1844 near the Hudson River in NY to Stephen Conklin and Elizabeth No_____(can't read). He was one of 10 siblings, the only other one I know of is Clinton b: abt 1831 in NY. He joined the infantry during the Civil War with a regiment in NJ, he married Sarah Katherine Cunningham June 11, 1871 in Ritchie County, West Virginia, his first born, Lineus Conklin was born in 1872 in WVA. They moved to Coolville, Athens County, Ohio. Their 2nd son, Albert Lorenzo Conklin was born October 07, 1873 in Coolville, their 3rd son (my grandfather) Austin Otis Conklin was born March 15, 1876 in Coolville. Their only daughter, Naomi Conklin was born May 13, 1888. If anyone has more information concerning this family please contact me: <[email protected]> Thank you

The name Goodard & Curtis appear in my ROBINETT family tree. What information is available on Goodard CURTIS in the History of Athens Co., OH (pg. 482)? What, if any, connection to the family of Moses ROBINETT of Athens? Randy Franklin

I think this bounced so I am trying again. Joy Hyde wrote: > Hi, > > HISTORY OF ATHENS COUNTY, OH by Charles M. Walker 1868 > > Do you all understand County Histories. Many Publishers came in to > towns and offered to make a county history. The really nice biographies > were paid for the people themselves. Some people did not want to pay > and did not get in the bios. That does not mean they did not live > there. If your ancestor was the first women to get married. Or was a > sheriff, Judge, first Doctor they will be there anyway. So you have to > look a book like this over very carefully. > > I did get to FHC yesterday. > The Biographies were indexed! Of course there are more names than > that. I tried to do this alphabetical. Then I went to the townships. > > AMES--Lots of stuff. Mostly Judge Silvanus Ames. pages > 146,202,363,365, 370 421, 422, 424. William Ames.You should get this > film and copy all the pages. > > CURTIS, Lodi Township Rev Goodard Curtis pg 482. DUTTON Did not see > anything for it. Some on BARTLETT which you may not need, William > Bartlett 381 land owner. > > BURT. Nothing. He may have moved on by then. Or did not want to pay > for a bio. Try the tax records > > CONNER OR COLLINS, found nothing > > HOOPER and Tracy , nothing there. May be the wrong time. > > LOVELL, Capt. Thomas S. War of 1812 430, 431, 432. Might be worth > seeing > > HOLDREN, John pg. 591, 478-479-480 war > > STEWART, Daniel pg 511, 512, 513, Ezra, 512, William 512, 216, 240, > 246. > > THOMAS-JUDY nothing found > > WOODYARD, SHRY, MICHAEL, DOUGHERTY- You might try your library for > publications your library may have bought from the Athens County > Historical Society & Museum. They, Athens County Historical Society & > Museum, have a lot for sale and many libraries bought them. The Athens > County Historical Society & Museum has a web site and you can see a list > of their publications online. > > http://www.seorf.ohiou.edu:80/~xx024/ Hope that is right > > I hope you know that my word on this means nothing to any one else. You > need to copy the First page (with the date) and the pages themselves, > especially for DAR, SAR or Pioneer Family Societies, documentation for > a book. Believe me some day you'll wish you had the proof. > > I hope to get back to FHC next week. I can't do the microfilm very long > at a time. The glare gives me a headache. > > You NEW people send me your SURNAMES and TOWNSHIPS. > > Remember this book was written 1869 pretty old. Most were written in > 1880's. The Goodspeed did a lot of them. > > Joy Pixler Hyde > List Owner OHATHENS-L

Lori, thanks for the update and the compliment! Also, for anyone interested in a ACHS membership, you get a newsletter with that membership that has lots of good Athens county stuff, lots of surnames in articles from the past that they publish in it. (Lori, are you thinking of putting the first family surnames of people proven on the website?) I would think that would be a good thing, since people could check if their family name was represented and possibly order copies of files for a fee. That would be another way to raise money for the society. By the way, Lori, I believe is the president of the society currently. Thanks Lori for your good work too. 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, Member of Daughter's of Union Veterans of the Civil War, and an elementary teacher in the Cleveland area too!