Dan: The book "Burial Records for Greenwood Cemetery" contains a list of Funeral Homes and location of their records. The records for Trevy are unavailable according to the list. Diane Glatt ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dan Grammer" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 6:12 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Trevy Funeral Home Bellaire > Does anyone know where I could find any records from the Trevy Funeral > Home that was in Bellaire, Ohio? My great grandfather was buried from > there in 1945. > > Dan > >

Does anyone know where I could find any records from the Trevy Funeral Home that was in Bellaire, Ohio? My great grandfather was buried from there in 1945. Dan

I'm hoping to find a birth record for the following people: Paul B. Moore b. abt. 1895 Glenn H. Moore b. abt. 1905 Marjorie Moore b. abt. 1908 Lois V. Moore b. abt. 1919 Parents - Lore Moore & Virginia "Jenny" Davis Moore. They lived in Bellaire. Thank you, Claudine

Hi Sherry, From the book: Birth Records transcribed from the Bellaire Health Department Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio Volume #1 (1909-1920) page 130 Dorothy May Liveingston birthdate: Sept. 20, 1914 - 9:30 P.M. Birth Place: Bellaire Ohio Father: John W. (Father place of birth - PA) Mother: Mary Gitchell (Mother place of birth - OH) Martha Livingston birthdate: May 10, 1912 - 4:00 p.m. Birth place: Bellaire, OH Father John Mother Mary Gitchell Hope this is what you wanted. Warmest regards, Patty (Drummond) Jenkins former Belmont County resident now in Montgomery county, Ohio [email protected] wrote: Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 10:44:09 -0400 From: "Shondelmyer" To: [email protected] Subject: Need help with a Birth lookup Please Hello, I would appreciate help on birth lookup for Martha Livingston year abt 1913 Dorothy Livingston year abt 1915 parents are John Livingston & Mary Getchell Thanks in advance for your help, it is greatly appreciated. Sherry ______________________________

Hello, looking for family of John Wesley Livingston born abt 1890 Pennsylvania Mary Getchell born January 1894 Ohio ( she is my gr gr Aunt ) they had two daughters Martha Livingston year abt 1913 Dorothy Livingston year abt 1915 I find them living in the 1920 Census in Ironton, Lawerence Co. Ohio I cant find them in 1930 Mary's family was from Bellaire and are buried in Rose Hill Cemetery any info on Mary and her family is greatly appreciated Sherry

Hello, I would appreciate help on birth lookup for Martha Livingston year abt 1913 Dorothy Livingston year abt 1915 parents are John Livingston & Mary Getchell Thanks in advance for your help, it is greatly appreciated. Sherry

I tried to place a query on the Belmont page and got an error message, so I decided to try this way. Any help appreciated! In the Belmont Co., OH 1850 Census, Isaac VARNER, age 42, is married to Phoebe A., age 32, both born in Pennsylvania. They have has 7 children, one named Letitia. Some believe this is Phoebe Ann CLARK. Who is this Phoebe? Could her parents be Abraham and Letitia WILLIAMS CLARK? I have an 1887 letter from John Joseph CLARK, son of Abraham and Letitia CLARK, that refers to his sister, Phoebe Varner, but can find no other proof.

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Martha Stead, My name is Bill O'Neil. I was inducted into the service with Ralph Hunkler from Barnesville in 1944. Ralph is in the 1930 census. Here is that record: 1930 Census, Ohio, Belmont, Barnesville, ED 57, 402 West Main Street. Hunkler, Charles A., Head, 39, 28 when married, OH., OH., OH., Proprietor, Meat Market Bessie A., Wife, 36, 26 when married, OH., OH., OH. Ralph W., Son, 9, OH. Mary E., Dau., 8, OH. I hope this is of some help. Bill O.

Hello Martha: They were in Malaga, Monroe County in 1880 census John's Occupation is Carpenter. Being a Carpenter he may have remodeled the Bake Shop in Barnsville as mentioned in Sandra's Reply. Bill 1880 Census Place: Malaga, Monroe, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255050 National Archives Film T9-1050 Page 520A ------- Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John HUNKLER Self M M W 29 PA Occ: Carpenter Fa: ALSACE Mo: ALSACE Catherine HUNKLER Wife F M W 29 PA Occ: Keeps House Fa: PA Mo: PA John HUNKLER Son M S W 10 OH Fa: PA Mo: PA Theadore HUNKLER Son M S W 8 OH Fa: PA Mo: PA Lucetta HUNKLER Dau F S W 6 OH Fa: PA Mo: PA Mary HUNKLER Dau F S W 5 OH Fa: PA Mo: PA Barbara HUNKLER Dau F S W 3 OH Fa: PA Mo: PA Magdalene HUNKLER Dau F S W 2 OH Fa: PA Mo: PA Albert HUNKLER Son M S W 1M OH Fa: PA Mo: PA Nicholas BURKHART Other M S W 24 OH Occ: Laborer Fa: BAVARIA Mo: BAVARIA MStead wrote: > > > In late June and early July, I will finally be able to fulfill my > dream > of visiting Barnesville and Miltonsburg to see where my > Hunckler/Hunkler and Wegemer/Wagoner/Wagner ancestors lived. > > My great grandfather, John W. Hunkler's (1842-1929) last > residence was a farm on Pultney Ridge. Is Pultney Ridge considered part > of Barnesville? Would anyone know where I might find the land records > and the 1920 Census? > John's 1929 obituary indicates he and his wife, Catherine, lived on > Pultney Ridge from about > 1915-1929. Catherine might have stayed on for awhile. Catherine lived > into her 90's and died in 1945. > > Any help will be gratefully appreciated! > > > Martha Stead > San Diego > >

This site mentions Pultney Ridge, and you many want to include some of the byway on your trip. http://www.ohiobyways.com/Drovers.htm (whenever we travel anywhere we always search for scenic byways, All American Roads, etc, to see, while there - they are generally the best scenery the area has to offer.) It may be called the Pultney Ridge Road, and this may find something on it, if you surf the web and have a look-see..... Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "MStead" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 2:28 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Barnesville Property Records > > > In late June and early July, I will finally be able to fulfill my dream > of visiting Barnesville and Miltonsburg to see where my > Hunckler/Hunkler and Wegemer/Wagoner/Wagner ancestors lived. > > My great grandfather, John W. Hunkler's (1842-1929) last > residence was a farm on Pultney Ridge. Is Pultney Ridge considered part > of Barnesville? Would anyone know where I might find the land records and > the 1920 Census? > John's 1929 obituary indicates he and his wife, Catherine, lived on > Pultney Ridge from about > 1915-1929. Catherine might have stayed on for awhile. Catherine lived > into her 90's and died in 1945. > > Any help will be gratefully appreciated! > > > Martha Stead > San Diego >

Here are some Hunkler 'tidbits" from THE HISTORY OF BARNESVILLE, by Sheppard; In 1896, the Hunkler brothers purchased the Hagedorn bakery on Arch Street. This shop had been operating for about 25 years an was located in the James Walton bldg on the east side of Arch.. considerable repairning was done which made it an up-to-date bakery and they produced a commplete line of baked goods. They used a delivery with marked success. In 1907 they erected their present concrete block building on the west side of ARch St in which they operate today (1942), quite successfully, a bakery, restaurant and have rooms for lidging. Their place of business is at #122 North Arch St." There are numerous mentions of the surname, so the family remained there, and active, through the 1940s. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Saboley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 4:30 PM Subject: Re: [OHBELMON-L] Barnesville Property Records > Found on the 1920 Census : > 1920 > Ohio > BELMONT > WARREN Series: T625 Roll: 1350 > Page: 40 > Place: OH BELMONT - West Pct WARREN Twp Date: January 14 & 15, 1920 > HUNKLER JOHN 77 M W Birthplace: PA Parents born in France > Catharine 68 Wife F W Married Birthplace: PA Parents > born in Germany > Albert 29 Son M W Single Birthplace: Ohio Occupation: > Farmer > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "MStead" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 2:28 PM > Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Barnesville Property Records > > > > > > > > In late June and early July, I will finally be able to fulfill my dream > > of visiting Barnesville and Miltonsburg to see where my > > Hunckler/Hunkler and Wegemer/Wagoner/Wagner ancestors lived. > > > > My great grandfather, John W. Hunkler's (1842-1929) last > > residence was a farm on Pultney Ridge. Is Pultney Ridge considered part > > of Barnesville? Would anyone know where I might find the land records and > > the 1920 Census? > > John's 1929 obituary indicates he and his wife, Catherine, lived on > > Pultney Ridge from about > > 1915-1929. Catherine might have stayed on for awhile. Catherine lived > > into her 90's and died in 1945. > > > > Any help will be gratefully appreciated! > > > > > > Martha Stead > > San Diego > > > > > >

Found on the 1920 Census : 1920 > Ohio > BELMONT > WARREN Series: T625 Roll: 1350 Page: 40 Place: OH BELMONT - West Pct WARREN Twp Date: January 14 & 15, 1920 HUNKLER JOHN 77 M W Birthplace: PA Parents born in France Catharine 68 Wife F W Married Birthplace: PA Parents born in Germany Albert 29 Son M W Single Birthplace: Ohio Occupation: Farmer ----- Original Message ----- From: "MStead" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 2:28 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Barnesville Property Records > > > In late June and early July, I will finally be able to fulfill my dream > of visiting Barnesville and Miltonsburg to see where my > Hunckler/Hunkler and Wegemer/Wagoner/Wagner ancestors lived. > > My great grandfather, John W. Hunkler's (1842-1929) last > residence was a farm on Pultney Ridge. Is Pultney Ridge considered part > of Barnesville? Would anyone know where I might find the land records and > the 1920 Census? > John's 1929 obituary indicates he and his wife, Catherine, lived on > Pultney Ridge from about > 1915-1929. Catherine might have stayed on for awhile. Catherine lived > into her 90's and died in 1945. > > Any help will be gratefully appreciated! > > > Martha Stead > San Diego > >

In late June and early July, I will finally be able to fulfill my dream of visiting Barnesville and Miltonsburg to see where my Hunckler/Hunkler and Wegemer/Wagoner/Wagner ancestors lived. My great grandfather, John W. Hunkler's (1842-1929) last residence was a farm on Pultney Ridge. Is Pultney Ridge considered part of Barnesville? Would anyone know where I might find the land records and the 1920 Census? John's 1929 obituary indicates he and his wife, Catherine, lived on Pultney Ridge from about 1915-1929. Catherine might have stayed on for awhile. Catherine lived into her 90's and died in 1945. Any help will be gratefully appreciated! Martha Stead San Diego

This is on eBay. A Bridgeport, Belmont County, Ohio man who was a Civil War soldier and a POW. The picture was before the war but good family information. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=136&item=2244329506

All, I am looking for the exact location for the SALEM ME Church Cem. in Kirkwood Twp.- What road is it on,and how do I locate it ? I will be traveling from SEWELSVILLE ME Church in Kirkwood Twp. Can anyone also tell once I get to Salem ME, where I can locate Isaac MIDKIFF b.1780-d.1843 with wife Elizabeth Sheppard b.1782-d.1873 ? I don't want to drift all over the plae and not have a clue as to a certain row or section, or marker once I'm in the Cem. What is the status of this cemetery? Is it kept up? Will I be able to possibly find headstones for these people? Same questions in the SEWELSVILLE CEM. William FRIZZELL b.abt 1760-d.abt 1850- with 2nd wife Rebecca Miller b.1777-d.1842-I have received a lovely photo recently of the headstones for my Rev.War Patriot William Frizzell, however I do not know where exactly their stones are once inside the cemetery. Can anyone give me marker points so I can find these? Thanks Warmest Regards, Connie Coy Rice [email protected]

Does anyone have the correct email address for Ancestry ?? I wish to send them correspondence but also desire a copy for myself. I can easily do this by using normal email methods; Ancestry's site only offers their own "insider email option" which does not allow for personal copies to confirm content nor verify actual attempts to communicate. Thanks

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. "... So, does anyone know WHERE the early Short Creek meeting > was actually held (ca 1804)? " Sandra Sandra, et al: Reviewed my data and noted under my Catherine Hibbs some cut and paste info re: Quakers of which Short Creek is said to be aka: Mt Pleasant, but in Jefferson Co., versus Belmont Co....unless county lines changed in this regard. Perhaps that info will help you locate the it on an old map? Below is the info about Ohio from my research. Mary Beth in Wisconsin The Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930 [Genealogy.com] http://www.genealogy.com/ifa/co_192toc.html#intro OHIO - VOLUME IV Listing marriages, births, deaths, certificates, disownments, etc. and much collateral information of interest to genealogy, history, biology, and social conditions Volumes IV and V comprise a two-volume set, each volume containing about half of the Ohio Quaker genealogical records. Volume IV is the largest of the two and is in fact the largest volume of the whole "Encyclopedia." Quakers arrived in the Old Northwest by the thousands, establishing hundred of Meetings for Worship and erecting an unprecedented number of monthly meetings. Volume IV contains the genealogical records found in all original books of the thirty monthly meetings listed below and now belonging to, and under, the jurisdiction of the two presently (1946) established Ohio Yearly Meetings; namely, the Wilbur and Gurney Branches of the Society of Friends in Ohio. Twenty-five of the monthly meetings are in Ohio, four are in Pennsylvania, and one is in Michigan. The thirty monthly meetings whose records of births, marriages, and deaths are included in this volume are as follow: Westland, Washington County, PA Redstone, Fayette County, PA Sewickley, Westmoreland County, PA Concord, Belmont County, OH Plymouth-Smithfield, Jefferson County, OH Middleton, Columbiana County, OH Short Creek (Mt. Pleasant), Jefferson County, OH Salem, Columbiana County, OH New Garden, Columbiana County, OH Stillwater, Belmont County, OH Providence, Fayette County, PA Carmel, Columbiana County, OH Alum Creek, Delaware County, OH Flushing, Belmont County, OH Somerset, Belmont County, OH Sandy Spring, Columbiana County, OH Goshen, Logan County, OH Upper Springfield, Columbiana County, OH Deerfield (Pennsville), Morgan County, OH Plainfield, Belmont County, OH Marlborough, Stark County, OH Chesterfield, Athens County, OH Gilead, Morrow County, OH West, Mahoning County, OH Greenwich, Morrow County, OH Plymouth, Washington County, OH East Goshen, Mahoning County, OH Columbus, Franklin County, OH Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH Adrian, MI OHIO - VOLUME V Listing marriages, births, deaths, certificates, disownments, etc. and much collateral information of interest to genealogy, history, biology, and social conditions. Volume V completes the Ohio Quaker genealogical records. It contains the genealogical records found in all original books known to exist of the twenty-one monthly meetings listed below and now belonging to and under the jurisdiction of the Wilmington Yearly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, and/or the Indiana Yearly Meeting, Richmond, Indiana. All twenty-one meetings are located in south-central, western, and southwestern Ohio. Records of meetings formerly held in these areas, but now laid down (including Hicksite), are included. Ohio Yearly Meeting was established in 1813 by Baltimore Yearly Meeting and took jurisdiction over all meetings in Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and Indiana. (Indiana Yearly Meeting was established in 1821 and took jurisdiction over western Ohio and all of Indiana.) The monthly meetings included in this volume are as follow: Miami, Warren County, OH Fairfield, Highland County, OH West Branch, Miami County, OH Center, Clinton County, OH Elk, Preble County, OH Caesar's Creek, Clinton County, OH Fall Creek, Highland County, OH Mill Creek, Miami County, OH Clear Creek, Clinton County, OH Union, Miami County, OH Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Newberry, Clinton County, OH Lees Creek, Highland County, OH Springfield, Clinton County, OH Westfield, Preble County, OH Green Plain, Clark County, OH Springborough, Warren County, OH Dover, Clinton County, OH Hopewell, Clinton County, OH Wilmington, Clinton County, OH Van Wert, Van Wert County, OH > >