Hi Harriet, This destination sounds like the Concord MH cemetery. I believe that it may also be regarded as the Berry Cemetery as I was told by Mrs. Mitchell of Colerain that many Berry's were buried there. It is located on Negus Rd off of Belmont County Rd. 4. She told me that she and her husband were paying for the upkeep of this MH out of their own money and labor. Does anyone know for sure if the Berry Cemetery and the Concord MH cemetery are one and the same and if Negus Rd is the same as Twp Rd 456? http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ohquakers/MHpictures.html Carole ---------------------------------------------- George and Harriet Herrington wrote: > > This cemetery is on TR456, off CR4, s of SR 798. It is by an old school. Used since 1842. Contains .32 acres. > > Berry: > Thomas 1781-1857 > wife Rachel 1784-1866 > Edgar Allen 1844-1930 > Mary 1844-1931 > Reece 1817-1890 > Juliann 1824-1895 > John Berry came to this section of Belmont in 1798 from Virginia. > > That's all the book contains regarding Berry Cemetery. Harriet Herrington

I had the same thought as Bonnie; I knew that there were a number of Devaults buried in Farmington Cemetery. Then I remembered that we have Carole to thank for posting the Farmington Cemetery listing in the first place. I visited the Farmington Cemetery this last Summer to see the graves of many of my wife's relatives (Hughes, Cope, Morrison, McCarty). It is very nicely kept up. While there, we visited my wife's cousin, Edna Hughes Morrison. She has lived her entire life in Farmington and has an excellent memory of many of the older folks who lived in Farmington. Jack Ehmer In a message dated 01/16/2001 9:04:15 AM Mountain Standard Time, OHBELMON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #4 Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 14:46:10 -0800 From: "b.lloyd" <blloyd@volcano.net> To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <000601c07f44$f5a4dd20$0f3c783f@boblloyd> Subject: Re: [OHBELMON-L] DEVAULAT and FOWLER Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Have you gone to the Belmont County Cemetery page and looked at the Devault's in the Farmington Cemetery? bonnie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carole Dutton Malisiak" <malisiak@midohio.net> To: <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 2:37 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] DEVAULAT and FOWLER > Hello all, > > I am looking for the burials of: > > Jesse B. DEVAULT and his wife Mary Jane (FOWLER) DEVAULT > > Also, does anyone have the 1870 and 1880 census data for > John Fowler and WIFE Mary or Pheoba J and their children: > Mary Jane, William L., Angeline, Albert O. and John R. Fowler > > Looking forward to hearing from you. > Carole

Helen Stanford: I do not live in Belmont County so I have no idea the name of the road. HH

I can't tell from the posting, but does this mean that John Berry is buried in this cemetery? If so, I'm thrilled, for I'm to the this John Berry of Belmont county, who married Catherine Horn. I have seen, many times, that John was from VA, but never been able to find anyone with any sort of documentation for this.....could you tell me where you found it? Many even go farther and say that he was from Louden County, VA, but I can assure you, there are no records in Louden County to back this up. ...I spent a day looking through court records and those at the genealogical library in Leesburg, finding nothing.....Anyone else have any documentation on these Berrys and Horns? Sandra -----Original Message----- From: George and Harriet Herrington <miherrington@email.msn.com> To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 9:09 AM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] BERRY CEMEERY--NORTHEAST OF COLERAIN >This cemetery is on TR456, off CR4, s of SR 798. It is by an old school. Used since 1842. Contains .32 acres. > >Berry: >Thomas 1781-1857 >wife Rachel 1784-1866 >Edgar Allen 1844-1930 >Mary 1844-1931 >Reece 1817-1890 >Juliann 1824-1895 >John Berry came to this section of Belmont in 1798 from Virginia. > >That's all the book contains regarding Berry Cemetery. Harriet Herrington > > >

This cemetery is on TR456, off CR4, s of SR 798. It is by an old school. Used since 1842. Contains .32 acres. Berry: Thomas 1781-1857 wife Rachel 1784-1866 Edgar Allen 1844-1930 Mary 1844-1931 Reece 1817-1890 Juliann 1824-1895 John Berry came to this section of Belmont in 1798 from Virginia. That's all the book contains regarding Berry Cemetery. Harriet Herrington

Jean, This is the only John Caldwell I found: 1870 Belmont Co. census: Wheeling Twp. 47-43 John Caldwell 52 IRE Minister Catharine 48 OH Keep House Margaret 17 OH Help Mother Mary 15 OH William 12 OH -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Dogacres@webtv.net wrote: > My John was born in Ireland and I thought he might be in his 40s during > the Civil war Robert was my grandfather and I know nothing about him I > got his Civil War papers and it said his Mother and Father were from > Belmont County and their names were John and Elizabeth Im the youngest > and Robert died way before any of us were born I ordered that book by J > Caldwell about people in Belmont and Jefferson county but they sent my > money back Anything you might have Id appreciate Thanks Jean > > > >

A bit of Caldwell information that I found in my "Notes"--John Lewis was my Grandfather, and looks like he and the Caldwell boys were have a bit of a time.. Belmont County, Chronicle July 23, 1874: Thos. Caldwell, James Bear, Wahsington Lewis & John Lewis, charged with assault & battery, arrived at the Sheriff's office with as mittumus from Esq Caldwell of Washington Twp. John Lewis in Modesto, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonnie Burkhardt" <burkhard@flash.net> To: <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 8:14 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] CALDWELL > Jean, > > This is the only John Caldwell I found: > > 1870 Belmont Co. census: > > Wheeling Twp. 47-43 > > John Caldwell 52 IRE Minister > Catharine 48 OH Keep House > Margaret 17 OH Help Mother > Mary 15 OH > William 12 OH > > -- > Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> > > > Dogacres@webtv.net wrote: > > > My John was born in Ireland and I thought he might be in his 40s during > > the Civil war Robert was my grandfather and I know nothing about him I > > got his Civil War papers and it said his Mother and Father were from > > Belmont County and their names were John and Elizabeth Im the youngest > > and Robert died way before any of us were born I ordered that book by J > > Caldwell about people in Belmont and Jefferson county but they sent my > > money back Anything you might have Id appreciate Thanks Jean > > > > > > > > > >

Hi Bonnie, Thanks for the response. Jesse B. Devault is not listed there. Carole ------------------------------- "b.lloyd" wrote: > > Have you gone to the Belmont County Cemetery page and looked at the > Devault's in the Farmington > Cemetery? > bonnie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carole Dutton Malisiak" <malisiak@midohio.net> > To: <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 2:37 PM > Subject: [OHBELMON-L] DEVAULAT and FOWLER > > > Hello all, > > > > I am looking for the burials of: > > > > Jesse B. DEVAULT and his wife Mary Jane (FOWLER) DEVAULT > > > > Also, does anyone have the 1870 and 1880 census data for > > John Fowler and WIFE Mary or Pheoba J and their children: > > Mary Jane, William L., Angeline, Albert O. and John R. Fowler > > > > Looking forward to hearing from you. > > Carole > >

I found the following mention of a Berry Cemetery in a recent message. Can someone tell me more about this? Berry is the surname I'm researching. I think there was a Robert Berry in Belmont. Were there, by chance, Mitchells or Dovenbergers there also? Thanks. Brenda > pg. 3 > Berry Cemetery-Northeast of Colerain, Colerain Twp > Devault > Mahlon 1844-1917 > Matilda 1849-1900 > > > >

In a message dated 01/15/2001 2:26:46 PM US Mountain Standard Time, malisiak@midohio.net writes: << I am looking for the burials of: Jesse B. DEVAULT and his wife Mary Jane (FOWLER) DEVAULT Also, does anyone have the 1870 and 1880 census data for John Fowler and WIFE Mary or Pheoba J and their children: Mary Jane, William L., Angeline, Albert O. and John R. Fowler >> Hi Carole, haven't talked to you in awhile. I may be able to help a little -- I have Jesse as dying on 28 Mar 1918 in Mount Pleasant, Jefferson Co, OH and wife Mary Jane sometime before March 1918 (she died before him), but don't have date/location. I also have the following info on Jesse: 1880 census lists occupation as farm hand. 1900 census lists occupation as a coal miner who had been unemployed for 12 months ----- According to his death certificate, Jesse died of pulmonary tuberculosis, a disease he had for two years. He was buried on 31 March in Farmington, Ohio. By separate email, when you have the chance, could you please send me info on Phoebe and children? I'm assuming that's a second wife/family, and I have nothing on them. I have Harry F and Minnie G as children for Jesse/Mary. Is that right? Sharon

Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmot County, OH pg. 2 Farmington Cemetery, Colerain Twp. Devault N. 1806-1877 L. Illegible pg. 3 Berry Cemetery-Northeast of Colerain, Colerain Twp Devault Mahlon 1844-1917 Matilda 1849-1900

Hello all, I am looking for the burials of: Jesse B. DEVAULT and his wife Mary Jane (FOWLER) DEVAULT Also, does anyone have the 1870 and 1880 census data for John Fowler and WIFE Mary or Pheoba J and their children: Mary Jane, William L., Angeline, Albert O. and John R. Fowler Looking forward to hearing from you. Carole

I don't believe that you gave a surname,did you? -----Original Message----- From: Dogacres@webtv.net <Dogacres@webtv.net> To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, January 15, 2001 4:27 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Re: OHBELMON-D Digest V01 #15 >My John was born in Ireland and I thought he might be in his 40s during >the Civil war Robert was my grandfather and I know nothing about him I >got his Civil War papers and it said his Mother and Father were from >Belmont County and their names were John and Elizabeth Im the youngest >and Robert died way before any of us were born I ordered that book by J >Caldwell about people in Belmont and Jefferson county but they sent my >money back Anything you might have Id appreciate Thanks Jean > >

My John was born in Ireland and I thought he might be in his 40s during the Civil war Robert was my grandfather and I know nothing about him I got his Civil War papers and it said his Mother and Father were from Belmont County and their names were John and Elizabeth Im the youngest and Robert died way before any of us were born I ordered that book by J Caldwell about people in Belmont and Jefferson county but they sent my money back Anything you might have Id appreciate Thanks Jean

Have you gone to the Belmont County Cemetery page and looked at the Devault's in the Farmington Cemetery? bonnie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carole Dutton Malisiak" <malisiak@midohio.net> To: <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 2:37 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] DEVAULAT and FOWLER > Hello all, > > I am looking for the burials of: > > Jesse B. DEVAULT and his wife Mary Jane (FOWLER) DEVAULT > > Also, does anyone have the 1870 and 1880 census data for > John Fowler and WIFE Mary or Pheoba J and their children: > Mary Jane, William L., Angeline, Albert O. and John R. Fowler > > Looking forward to hearing from you. > Carole >

I am looking for the parents of Lemuel Watts. He was born abt 1800-1807 probably in the area of Washington County, PA, Jefferson, Harrison or Belmont County in Ohio. William Watt & wife Eleanor, took up land in Harrison County, Ohio, abt 1807. The land document says they were from Washington County, PA. William and Eleanor might be Lemuel's parents. Also found reference to a William Watt being born in that area abt 1775, son of Samuel Watt. Cross Creek Cemetery, in Washington County, PA, has a Samuel Watt, who died 17 Jan 1805, ae 66 yrs. Could he be the father of William? Any help would be greatly appreciated, Meredith DeBuse

I searched some more for Caldwell. This is perhaps Jane and Robert in the 1860 Belmont Co. census: Mead Twp. 36-34 Samuel Caldwell 56 OH Blacksmith Jane 56 PA Robert 18 OH Blacksmith James 22 OH I also went through the marriages for female Caldwell's in the 1850 to 1870 marriage book (by Wes Cochran) and found 4 marriages. One, Myra, I believe was the daughter of a Martin Caldwell (on the 1860 census). Here are the other 3 marriages: Laura J. Caldwell m. E. Frounfetter 2 Apr 1867 Mary Caldwell m. Westley T. Archer (age 20, s/o Henry E.) 13 Sep 1864 Sarah L. Caldwell m. Thomas S. Bradfield 24 Sep 1868 Two of these couples I found in the 1870 Belmont Co. census: Mead Twp. 154-152 Wesley T. Archer 24 OH Farmer Mary D. 30 WV Keep House Arta E. (f) 3 WV Warren Twp. 290-327 Thomas Bradfield 25 OH Merchant Sarah 20 OH Keep House George 11/12 OH There was a Mary Caldwell in the 1860 census who was the daughter of a Martin Caldwell...she was age 10. I also noticed these 2 in the 1860 census: Town of St. Clairsville - Richland Twp. 381-389 Mary Caldwell 78 Ire Elizabeth 44 MD Next door is a William Caldwell, age 46, b. Ireland, wife Sarah J. They also have a son, Robert, age 8. And a son, John, age 17 and dau., Elizabeth age 10. Other children. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Dogacres@webtv.net wrote: > Could some one look in 1850 and 1860 census for John and Elizabeth > Caldwell They had a son Robert and some daughters but I dont know their > names At the time of he Civil War they lived in Belmont county Your > help would be appreciated Thank you > > > >

There is no John in the index of the transcribed copies of the 1850 and 1860 Belmont Co. censuses that I have by Wes Cochran. There is one Elizabeth Caldwell listed in the index for the 1850 census: Richland Twp. 316-323 Thomas Black 77 Ire Farmer William 75 Ire None Mary 70 Ire Elizabeth CALDWELL 30 PA Jane CALDWELL (BLACK?) 18 Ire Next door is a William Caldwell, age 36 b. Ireland. No Robert Caldwell listed in the index either. I did find a Robert in the 1870 census (by Wes Cochran) Mead Twp. 173-170 Robert Caldwell 27 OH Blacksmith Jane 67 PA Keep House Perhaps Jane is Elizabeth and her full name was Elizabeth Jane? I found a John, but he was married to a Catherine and he was born in Ireland. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Dogacres@webtv.net wrote: > Could some one look in 1850 and 1860 census for John and Elizabeth > Caldwell They had a son Robert and some daughters but I dont know their > names At the time of he Civil War they lived in Belmont county Your > help would be appreciated Thank you > > > >

In a message dated 1/13/2001 6:03:57 PM Pacific Standard Time, Bonny Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> << I believe I found them on the 1870 Belmont Co. census as transcribed by Wes Cochran. Goshen Twp. 41-40 William White 49 OH Farmer Sarah E. 47 OH Keep House Mary A. 19 OH Domestic Lydia M. 18 OH George M. 16 OH Farm Work Sarah E. 13 OH Amos W. 10 OH Ruth 5 OH >> Hi Bonnie and Hugh - Thank you Bonnie for the 1870 census on this WHITE family, I did not have that in my records. Hugh, I did not have a middle name for your Sarah E. WHITE nor did I have her husband in my database. I believe that the above William WHITE & Sarah Ellen DELANEY are a collateral line of my WHITE family. William was a brother of my direct line of Mary Ann WHITE (1824-1862) who m. 1848 Belmont Co, OH to Amos G. MARTIN (1824-1875). 1. William WHITE (b. 1820) being the son of James WHITE & Mary "Polly" KENT. 2. James WHITE was the son of Jesse WHITE & Mary (MEACHAM?). 3. Jesse WHITE was the son of Uriah WHITE & Elizabeth GRIFFITH and a brother of Israel & "Red" David WHITE of the Tenmile Country in Western PA (Greene Co). 4. Uriah WHITE was the son of Nicholas WHITE and his wife Jane _______. 5. Nicholas WHITE came from Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire, ENG in 1711 as an indentured servant and settled in Chester Co, PA. He was the son of 6. Edward & Grace (______) WHITE You can find more on this family at my website in the report of the Ancestors of Alice E. LINGO. (that report needs to be updated, but there us quite a bit there.) Hugh, when you get a chance, I would love to exchange some notes on this family and learn more of your descent from Sarah Emma WHITE. Glenda Frank Moser <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/o/s/Glenda-F-Moser/">FTM: The Glenda Frank Moser Genealogy Site</A>

Could some one look in 1850 and 1860 census for John and Elizabeth Caldwell They had a son Robert and some daughters but I dont know their names At the time of he Civil War they lived in Belmont county Your help would be appreciated Thank you