LegmDavis@aol.com wrote: > > I hope with all Nancy's hard work these lists are also being saved/posted on > the Belmont Co website. Sharon I second that! -- Mary _____________________________________________________________________ ICQ - 3081831 mary.daily@bigfoot.com http://www.idir.net/~medaily/ _____________________________________________________________________ The world fears a new experience more than it fears anything. Because a new experience displaces so many old experiences. - D.H. Lawrence _____________________________________________________________________

Bonnie, Do you know of any relationship between the David Cowan and Thomas Coen who was in Malaga twp, Monroe County, OH in the 1860 census? I have that he was born abt 1817 in PA. I don't have the page number in front of me, but it also lists his children as Elizabeth, John H, Nancy Anne, Mary Ann, Robert L, Thomas L, Susannah, Tacy Jane and Catherine. Any help would be appreciated. I have hints that the above Thomas' father was also Thomas (b 1786), but nothing solid, just someone's ancestor chart. Thanks! -- Mary _____________________________________________________________________ ICQ - 3081831 mary.daily@bigfoot.com http://www.idir.net/~medaily/ _____________________________________________________________________ The world fears a new experience more than it fears anything. Because a new experience displaces so many old experiences. - D.H. Lawrence _____________________________________________________________________ burkhard@flash.net wrote: > > On Thu Jun 1 12:33:26 2000, "Patricia Burger" <pbburger@inreach.com> wrote: > > > Hi Bonnie > > I would be interested in the bio of Davie Cowan, Farmer > > Thank you for your time and efforts. > > Pat > > > > Pat, > > From "History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH" Colerain Twp. Bios. pg. 389 > > DAVID COWAN is a native of Allegheny Co., PA and was born in 1847. He came to > Belmont Co. in 1865, and is living on a farm formerly owned by I. GIVEN. He > was married to Miss Aggie R. DUBOIS in 1873. She died in the spring of 1877. > Mr. Cowan's father was among the early settlers of Allegheny Co., PA. > > Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@huno.com>

Hopefully, this will conclude these obits. I hate to say I collect obituaries. It really quiets a conversation when someone asks..... Sanders, Isaac (colored) 10/20/81 Sarchet, David 3/15/83 Scott, Charles S. 3/1/17 Shankland, Louise H. 5/4/16 Shannon, John 3/8/17 Shaw, Emma B. 1/8/91 Sheppard, J. J. 11/11/15 Sheppard, J. J. 11/11/15 Simmons, Abraham (colored) 9/5/07 Skinner, Ida 4/14/98 Skitmore, Freeman 11/23/16 Slavin, E. T. 10/20/81 Slay, Mrs. Maude 1/21/15 Smith, Elizabeth 10/20/81 Smith, Ira 12/29/21 Smith, Mary 2/25/15 Smith, William 2/25/15 Stanton, William 5/19/18 Starbuck, Emilie 1/21/15 Steer, James 3/8/17 Stidd, Jacob July 1911 Clark, St. John 12/21/16 Strahl, Mrs. 12/23/86 Strahl, Mrs. Ransome 12/12/07 Sullivan, J. W. Mrs. 5/4/16 (formerly Eva Bolon) Swaney, Carrie Miss 12/19/18 Sward, Mrs. 2/22/17 Talbott, Elizabeth A. (Brown) 4/14/81 Talbott, Winfield S. Mrs. (Carroll) 2/1/17 Tatum, Hannah S. 9/11/02 Teufel, C. Mr. 3/17/10 Thornberry, Charles B. 1/17/18 Taylor, William 3/2/90 Thompson, Amanda 11/13/90 Thornberry, Elizabeth Mrs. 12/19/18 Thornberry, Phoebe 3/1/17 Tracy, Mrs. J. M. 1/21/15 Trimble, Flora 3/17/1 Turkle, Mrs. Josehp 12/8/87 Vail, Hulda 3/9/82 Van Fossen, Simeon 12/22/21 Vanlaw, Walter 9/11/90 Walker, Anna 3/20/90 Wallace, Clifford Wayne 10/10/18 'Wallace, William 3/1/17' Walton, Joseph 10/17/18 Walton, William 11/13/90 Watson, Lucy (Low) 5/18/13 Watt, Elizabeth A. 9/24/14 Weaver, Milton Clifford 8/7/13 Wehr, Nancy Stephen 5/2/18 Wellons, Grandmother 1/18/17 this was in the "Twenty Years Ago Today" Section so the actual article was from 1/18/97. Wells, Frances Mrs. 5/17/17 Wells, Nancy 12/13/00 Wendell, William 8/13/85 West, Andrew H. 2/6/1919 Wharton, Stella, child of John Wharton 9/11/90 Whitsett, Stella infant 9/11/90 Widdoes, Mrs. 9/11/90 Wilcox, Essie 1/7/97 Wilkins, Mrs. Harvey 4/20/16 Willis, Josephine Isabel 1911 Wilson, Cecil G. 10/10/18 Wilson, Eliza 4/5/17 Wilson, G. M. 11/16/16 Wilson, Joseph 5/24/17 Wilson, Leah 2/25/15 Wilson, Lee 6/17/80 Wilson, Leo 5/2/18 Windom, G. E. 12/20/17 (This one is my relative-great grandpa) Wooten, William 3/20/1884 Workman, Mrs. David 4/14/81 Wright, G. E. 9/10/08 I think that it it for now. I have a few more that I found when I went back looking for marriages, etc., but they are in the computer and I haven't indexed them yet... Good luck! Pam

Same deal-email me if something connects. Nace, Naomi, widow of the late Emanuel Nace 1917 Nayphe, Julius Caesar 3/29/17 Nichols, Ida 1/30/96 Norris, Perry E. 1/11/17 O Brian, Thomas 11/16/11 Oliver, Walter 10/10/18 Outland, H. O. 12/12/07 Pack, Thoms K. 1/11/17 Palmer, Jacob 10/11/17 Patterson, Edward 4/12/17 Patterson, Edwin 8/13/85 Patterson, wife of Matthew 12/23/96 Patton, Mrs. 6/17/80 Pearson, Mrs. William 12/8/87 (mother of Judge A. J. Parsons, Woodsfield) Peck, Shelton 3/1/17 Peddicord, T. J. 11/13/02 Peeper, Euphemia 9/27/17 Petticord, Willie 8/11/1881 Perkins, Mary E. 9/24/91 Perkins, Moses 12/19/1918 Persons, Elsie 10/11/17 Phillips, Margaret 9/24/14 Phillips, Robert 3/1/17 Phillips, Roy 11/16/11 Pickett, Mary A. 6/28/94 Pickering, Sara 3/9/82 Pollock, Callie 12/8/87 Porterfield, Harry 6/17/80 Poulson, Onward 9/24/14 Price, Elizabeth 3/17/10 Price, Elizabeth 3/17/10 (different section) Price, Dr. H. H. 5/4/16 (son of Robert Price) Price, Jospeh 5/19/18 Price, Mary 4/5/17 Ramsey, Mollie 1/8/91 Rankin, Mrs. Robert 8/11/81 Reed, Mrs. Wesley 12/28/1816 Rendall, Mrs. Narcissa 8/11/81 Reynolds, Orville 10/8/14 Rhodes, Jacob S. 4/14/81 Roberts, Henry 2/6/1919 Roby, Hugh 3/1/17 Roe, Edward 4/28/21 Rooks, Sarah F. 10/20/81 Rosengrant, George 10/8/14 Rowland, Jacob Williard 10/17/18 Ryne, Fred 11/16/16 These are mostly from the Barnesville Enterprise. They can be one or two lines but later ones may be several paragraphs. Let me kow if you need additional info. Pam

Collecting obits is wonderful...one lady where I live did that...published 4 books of obits...great help in research... anne > Hopefully, this will conclude these obits. I hate to say I collect > obituaries. It really quiets a conversation when someone asks.....

Belmont Co., Oh Before 1830 Belmont Co., Oh Wills The following are a list of un-indexed administrations in the Probate Court at Belmont Co., St. Clairsville, Ohio. They were copied in Oct. 1971 by Irene M. Ochsenbein & Virginia Goith Case #..........Name...................Administrator.............Date 2............... Samuel Hunter...............................................Dec 1803 7................Isaac Irvine..............Wm. Irvine.....................Aug. 15, 1804 8................James Henthorn.......John Henthorn.................Oct. 24, 1804 15..............Mark Sparks...........Amos Sparks..................Dec. 16, 1805 17..............David Price..............John Bell.........................Dec. 10, 1805 19..............James Lundy............James Lundy....................June 6, 1807 24..............Wm. P. Brook.........John Simenson.................Nov. 14, 1806 27...............Aaron Ward...........Jane Ward........................May 4, 1807 28...............Jonathan Kent........Jacob Shuman..................Aug. 14, 1807 30...............Alexander Perry....Grizzy Perry......................Oct. 19, 1807 31...............Daniel Carnes.........Hannah Carnes................Oct. 24, 1807 32...............Francis Teters........Catherine Teters................Dec.12, 1807 33...............Thomas Edwards....Elisabeth Edwards............Dec. 12, 1807 39..............John Davis...............Susannah Davis................Jan. 27, 1808 40..............Nicholas Bowers......Isaac Vore......................April 13, 1808 48..............Enos Broomhall........Phoebe Broomhall...........Dec. 17, 1808 52..............Margaret wolford.....David Hoge.....................April 12, 1809 54..............Hemsley Burris..........Richard Meek.................Aug. 12, 1809 57..............Hugh Poterfield..........Samuel King...................May 31, 1810 Marriages From Belmont Co., Oh Book A Page 4 Henery Bowers m Agnes Cole May 29, 1804 Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell St. Clairsville Methodist Cemetery Richland Twp Bowers, Idella 1839-1915 (with Wm. Carman family) Unity Cemetery Wheeling Twp Bowers, E.W. 1824-1891 wife Rebecca 1830-1901 Sincerely, JL

Sharen - Thank you so much for these; Chandler P. Taylor of Morristown is my greatgrandfather. I knew about his injured hand because I have his Army pension papers; apparently it was a real mess, quite mangled, and of course this was before antibiotics or anything, and he was discharged on a surgeon's certificate because of it. I have pictures of him but he always conceals his right hand from the camera. You definitely did not do it all for nothing; I am very glad to have it! Jan Sha1948605@aol.com wrote: > > MAYNARD > John W. Wilson, bronchitis 7.50 > MORNING VIEW > Isabella McKim, widow 1812 8.00 > Rachel Wilson, dep mother 8.00 > MORRISTOWN > Chandler P. Taylor, w r hand 6.00 > Eliza Hare, widow 8.00 > George W. Vancuren, w l hand 2.00 > William P. Moore, w l shr 4.00 > Samuel McCrum, diarr 6.00 > George F. McKieson or McKiesop, w r thigh, dis left ear 6.00 > Henry O. McConaughy, part deaf 4.00 > OAKDALE > John L. Grimes, w r hand 1.00 > Marion Nichols, widow 8.00 > John S. Smith, deaf, diarr, & dis abd viscera $?? (dollar amount is > completely scratched off). > PILCHER > Jonathan Wheeler, w fngs r hand 3.00 > Nathaniel Truer, dis eyes 4.00 > Ambrose G. King, w mouth & forehead 2.00 > Leander Davis, loss l leg 24.00 > Eli Garretson, dis heart 4.00 > POWHATAN POINT > Peter White, dis eyes 8.00 > May Christian, do 18.00 (This says "do" which means "ditto" but I think it > is in error (?)) > Mary Luten or Luton, widow 1812 8.00 > Wm. P. Campbell, w l leg 6.00 > Mary Sailor, widow 8.00 > Sarah Martin, dep mother 8.00 > Cer??la M'Ginnis, widow 8.00 > Mary A. Laizer, do 8.00 > Susan Craig, dep mother 8.00 > Benjamin F. Richeson, w r lung 8.00 > PUGH > Edward Schofield, slight deaf, both ears 2.00 > SAINT CLAIRSVILLE > Samuel Hilles, w r thigh 12.75 > Daniel L. Tyrrall, w l hand 4.00 > Judith Barker, widow 1812 8.00 > Samuel Davis, epilepsy 4.00 > Geo. W. Don?an, loss 2 fingers r hand 6.00 > James F. Charleworth (no 's'?), w abdomen 25.00 > John Christy, w l hip 2.00 > Mary Garrett, dep mother 8.00 > Margaret Ferrell or Ferren, widow 8.00 > John Ringerson, w r leg 4.00 > Wm. H. Roscoe, w r arm 12.00 > Sterling Riggs, loss pt l ind finger 2.00 > Eliza Allison, widow 8.00 > Jonathan Knight, deaf l ear 4.00 > Samuel J. Lockard, w l hand 6.00 > George Martin, los index finger r hand 3.00 > James Barnes, loss right arm 24.00 > Henry Meek, wd right thigh 5.33 > SEWELLSVILLE > George W. Turner, rheum 4.00 > John. W. Davis, w r hip 3.00 > James L. Persons, dis lungs 6.00 > Storer or Shorer Packer, dis heart 2.00 > Minerva Ann Taylor, widow 12.00 > William Lightner, loss pt r thumb 2.00 > Louisa E. Widdoes, widow 8.00 > SHEPHERDSTOWN > George White, w r jaw 4.00 > SOMERTON > Wm. H. Helpbringer, varic'e v'ns l leg 8.00 > John T. Skinner, w l breast 2.00 > Wm. Carter, diarr 6.00 > Joab Bishop, dis heart 8.00 > Thomas Ford, w back 4.00 > Abram M'Kitnick, w neck 4.00 > David M. Brown, w r thigh 2.00 > Jasper Haddock, w l foot 2.00 > Thomas P. Harris, diarr 6.00 > Enos Waters, loss r thumb 4.00 > Thomas Wilson, w l hand 1.00 > STEWARTSVILLE > George M'Farland, w r ankle 1.00 > Wm. Boyd, tuberculosis 2.00 > TEMPERANCEVILLE > Wm. H. Brown, w l arm 4.00 > Ellen Forbes, dep mother 8.00 > Sarah J. Jeffries, widow 8.00 > Edmund Delong, lost pt r index fng 2.00 > Thomas Carpenter, rheum 4.00 > UNIONTOWN > Sarah Butler, dep mother 8.00 > Samuel Pillett, diarr 6.00 > VALONIA > Dixon Hepburn, w r wrist 8.00 > WARNOCK > John G. Sherwood, w r side 8.00 > Eliza Hahn, widow 1812 8.00 > Mary A. S. Chapman, do 8.00 > Julia Malone, widow 8.00 > Hiram Robinson, g s w r forearm 6.00 > WEGEE > Anthony W. Wilbur, w r thigh 3.00 > WEST WHEELING > Daniel Lenon, w r arm 12.00 > > That's the list! I've tried to type it just as the article has it, spelling > and all. In the places hard to read I've included the "???". I would love > to hear from anyone that has found a relative on the list so I know I didn't > do it all for nothing. But even if not, it was my late date salute to all > the veterans and their families on Memorial Day. I know money was worth a > lot more back then than today but it still doesn't seem like they received > enough pension for what they gave... I am thankful to them and to any > veterans reading this list. Thank you for my freedom. > > Sharen (Shultz) Bowers in Columbus, Ohio but my roots are in Belmont County. >

-----Original Message----- From: burkhard@flash.net <burkhard@flash.net> To: L Grantham <grantha@futureone.com> Cc: OHBELMONT-L@rootsweb.com <OHBELMONT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 11:14 PM Subject: DENHAM >On Wed May 31 08:34:08 2000, "L Grantham" <grantha@futureone.com> wrote: > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> >> To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 10:51 PM >> Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Colerain Twp. Bios. - History of Belmont & Jefferson >> Cos., OH >> >> Bonnie could you give the Denham bio. details. Thank you L Grantham >> grantha@futureone.com > > WILLIAM L. DENHAM is a native of Colerain Twp., Belmont Co., OH where > he was born in 1815. His father, William DENHAM, emigrated to Belmont > county many years ago, and settled on a tract of land south of > St. Clairsville, where he remained for some years and then moved to the > farm where William L. now resides. In 1839 William L. was married to Mary > Ann FIRNEY. They have had a family of four children, three of whom are > living. > >-- > Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> >

Someone on this list has sent me an email, saying that all known cemeteries in Monroe county have been read and that the results are at "The Monroe county library".....I inquired which one but received no answer. So, do any of you know if, indeed, the Clarington cemetery has been read and , if it has, where I might find the book? Sandra

Thanks to your help another family member has a resting place. We know now what happened to Sarah. She rests with Jean but there is no mention of Andrew who was supposed to be buried there also. Genealogy is great, you solve one problem and find two more. I wonder if some of the others may have been buried at home. The girls may have married and the boys may have moved to more exciting places. We'll keep looking. Thanks for your help. James va Hoevenberg

Laura Norvel wrote: > I saw a posting on the Belmont OH list, about your having a book about the Mexican War. I > recall hearing that one of my NELAN ancestors was in the Mexican War (from Belmont County). > Can you please check on this for me? Please take your time. I appreciate it. Laura B. > Norvel Laura, Sorry, no NELAN in the index of this book "Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War with Mexico, 1846-1848." -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Let the threads that weave meaning through our yesterdays strengthen the tapestry of our tomorrows. Researching: ALLENDER - OH>WI HYETT - PA>OH ARBO - NB, CAN>MN KEYSER - PA>OH ARCHIBALD - NS, CAN LASHLEY - NY?>OH BERGMAN - DEU>KY>OH>? LONG - PA>OH BURDICK - NY PERVORSE - NY>MI BURKHARDT - DEU>OH PORTER - NB?, CAN DEBRULER - MD RICE - NY>MI DELINE - CAN>MI STERNBACHER - DEU HOLDEN - NY STONE - CAN>MI HATHORN - MD>OH

LADYLU86@aol.com wrote: > Am interested in the J.W. SCOTT, listed as a farmer, in the Colerain bios, > is there any more info about him, hoping and thanks a lot for any more info > you have, Annie Annie, From "History of Belmont & Jefferson Cos., OH" by J. A. Caldwell, pub. 1880 J.W. SCOTT is a son of Brice and Mary SCOTT. His father was born in PA in 1813 and migrated to Belmont Co. ca. 1818 with his parents. He died in 1863 from an injury due to a horse's kick. Our subject resides with his widowed mother on the old homestead. He looks after the farm and provides for his aged mother. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com>

Virgene, Second 2d Ohio Volunteer Infantry Leicester Kennedy is a private, age 35, entered service 23 Aug 1847 and was mustered out with company 25 Jul 1848. Captain was John W. Lowe. This Co. was mustered in 11 Sep 1847 at Cincinnati, Ohio by Lieutenant Colonel Erving, Mustering Officer. Mustered out in Cincinnati, OH by S. M. Plummer, Captain, 1st Infantry U.S.A. Mustering Officer. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> VandA121@aol.com wrote: > I have "Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War with > Mexico." > > Bonnie, > I have an ancestor, from Ohio, by the name of Leicester KENNEDY who fought in > the Mexican War. Is he listed in your book? > Thanks for any info you can suppl. > Virgene in northwest Indiana

James, Wegee is in Mead Twp. I found this in "Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., OH" by Esther Weygandt Powell. Dille's Bottom Cemetery - On Route 7 in Mead Twp. Smith, Jane 1830 age 47 Native of Scotland, wife of Andrew Sarah 1820-1850 d/o J. & A. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> "James D. van Hoevenberg" wrote: > Sandra and any one with knowledge of Smiths, > Andrew Smith and family came from Creiff, Perth, Scotland about > 1820. He and his wife Jean were buried in Fort Dille, OH. She in 1830 > and he in 1833. > Children: Jean born 4/9/1806 Stayed in Scotland > Margaret born Bef.. 10/18/1807 > Peter born 8/30/1809 > Alexander born 12/27/1811 > Elizabeth born 2/17/1814 > Matthew born 6/10/1815 died 1818 washed overboard on > way to USA > Sara born 8/24/1820 Wegee, OH > Charlotte born 8/4/1822 Wegee, OH > Anne Catherine born 5/24/1825 Wegee, OH married to > B. Miller > I would like very much to find more about my grandmothers Smith > line any help would be appreciated. I know the location on a map of > Wegee but what township (or whatever term you use in Ohio) is it located > in? > Any leads would be a big help!! James van Hoevenberg > van@ot.com

I've had so many responses to the different cemetery 'diggings' we found over the Memorial Day weekend, I can't hardly keep up. I'll try posting them in full & you can pick up whatever you please. Keep 2 things in mind - it wasn't our intention to write down every grave (although we tried with the very small cemeteries) and our lists are NOT ALL-INCLUSIVE. We may have missed some graves or couldn't read the stones or the stones were broken off or just didn't have time to get more names. When a cemetery name wasn't posted, we called it by what ever Road it was on or something else nearby to somewhat identify with. Secondly, I had a heck of a time distinquising between '3's & '8's, so keep that in mind. I'd ask that if you find someone that's yours but the dates are wrong, please let me know so I can correct my copy and therefore won't pass on any bad info. And PLEASE don't think that just because your kin is not listed that they couldn't still be buried there. Best of luck, Nancy ___________________________________________________________ BETHEL CHURCH CEMETERY KEY, OH Buskirk, Wm S 1883 – 1949 Buskirk, Lucy E 1888 – 1983 (My note: Lucy was a twin & the d/o John Bumgardner & Massie Daily) Buskirk, Kenneth G b. 17 Sep 1914 d. 28 Aug 1973 - Ohio F1 USNR World War II Buskirk, William R 1917 – 1981 Cox US Navy World War II Creamer, Lenora G 1874 – 1969 Creamer, Marion Z 1856 – 1926 Creamer, Francis M 1912 – 1915 Creamer, Edwin D 1886 – 1974 Creamer, Erma O 1896 – 1955 Crozier, George E 1895 – 1937 Crozier, Estella L 1893 – 1975 (My note: Estella Dunfee) Crozier, J Presley 1861 – 1932 Crozier, Jennie T 1867 – 1937 (My note: Jennie Tobitha Edington, d/o John W Edington and Mary Margaret Hamilton Dunfee, Carl L 1893 – 1964 Dunfee, Iva M 1885 – 1924 Harris, George R 1869 – 1957 (Neff) Harris, Mary 1877 - 1956 Keyser, J D 1861 – 1934 Keyser, Sarah E 1860 – 1951 Mellott, Robt W b. 27 Jun 1864 d. 13 Aug 1931 (Sindeldecker) Mellott, Barbara E b. 17 Oct 1875 d. 7 Sep 1900 Mellott, J W b. 30 Mar 1834 d. 18 Aug 1919 (Merritt) Mellott, Hannah J b. 8 May, 1838 d. 12 Jul 1926 McFaden, Adeline b. 3 May 1844 d. 22 Aug 1900 McFadden, Wilson 1899 - 1944 McFarland, John Z 1838 – 1911 McFarland, Maria B 1843 – 1913 McFarland, Wallace 1877 – 1929 McFarland, Lettie 1878 – 1951 McFarland, Robert E 1882 – 1966 McFarland, Marjorie 1899 – 1986 McFarland, Raymond 1933 – 1949 s/o Robert & Marjorie McFarland McFarland, Andrew R 1873 - 1932 McKelvey, Ella V 1873 – 1923 (My note: Our notes have these two grouped as a couple - McMaster, Wm Samuel 1873 – 1939 don’t know why different surnames) McKelvey, Mary J 1851 – 1940 McKelvey, Robert 1845 – 1929 McKelvey, Dr Hova E 1878 – 1942 McMahon, Wm J 1872 – 1949 McMahon, Nora A 1877 – 1944 Note: The following group & the Harris’ above were in the same large plot (Neff) Harris, Mary (see Harris) Neff, Mary E 1841 – 1919 Neff, Benjamin 1824 – 1912 Neff, John W 1846 – 1910 Neff, Mary E 1847 – 1924 Neff, Olive D 1884 – 1929 Neff, Andrew T 1873 – 1944 Neff, Nora N 1877 – 1970 (Neff) Mellott, Elizabeth 1874 – 1960 w/o J Frank Mellott Stonebreaker, Chalmer M 1857 – 1903 Stonebreaker, Earl B 1882 – 1904 Son Stonebreaker, Mary C 1860 – 1942 (White) Thomas, Edith 1888 – 1975 (Stone marked “Mother”) Trimble, Harry B 1888 – 1962 Trimble, Harriet B 1889 – 1971 Wallace, Mary 1891 – 1946 Wallace, Lawrence 1877 - (no death date engraved) Wallace, Myrtle E b. 14 Dec 1874 d. 1 Jun 1934 Wallace, U V b. 14 Apr 1831 d. 12 May, 1902 Wallace, Mary b. 17 Oct 1837 d. 17 Ocr 1900 Wallace, Earl H 1883 – 1918 Wallace, Guy S 1870 – 1932 VanDyne, William 1862 – 1928 VanDyne, Effie D 1871 – 1958

MAYNARD John W. Wilson, bronchitis 7.50 MORNING VIEW Isabella McKim, widow 1812 8.00 Rachel Wilson, dep mother 8.00 MORRISTOWN Chandler P. Taylor, w r hand 6.00 Eliza Hare, widow 8.00 George W. Vancuren, w l hand 2.00 William P. Moore, w l shr 4.00 Samuel McCrum, diarr 6.00 George F. McKieson or McKiesop, w r thigh, dis left ear 6.00 Henry O. McConaughy, part deaf 4.00 OAKDALE John L. Grimes, w r hand 1.00 Marion Nichols, widow 8.00 John S. Smith, deaf, diarr, & dis abd viscera $?? (dollar amount is completely scratched off). PILCHER Jonathan Wheeler, w fngs r hand 3.00 Nathaniel Truer, dis eyes 4.00 Ambrose G. King, w mouth & forehead 2.00 Leander Davis, loss l leg 24.00 Eli Garretson, dis heart 4.00 POWHATAN POINT Peter White, dis eyes 8.00 May Christian, do 18.00 (This says "do" which means "ditto" but I think it is in error (?)) Mary Luten or Luton, widow 1812 8.00 Wm. P. Campbell, w l leg 6.00 Mary Sailor, widow 8.00 Sarah Martin, dep mother 8.00 Cer??la M'Ginnis, widow 8.00 Mary A. Laizer, do 8.00 Susan Craig, dep mother 8.00 Benjamin F. Richeson, w r lung 8.00 PUGH Edward Schofield, slight deaf, both ears 2.00 SAINT CLAIRSVILLE Samuel Hilles, w r thigh 12.75 Daniel L. Tyrrall, w l hand 4.00 Judith Barker, widow 1812 8.00 Samuel Davis, epilepsy 4.00 Geo. W. Don?an, loss 2 fingers r hand 6.00 James F. Charleworth (no 's'?), w abdomen 25.00 John Christy, w l hip 2.00 Mary Garrett, dep mother 8.00 Margaret Ferrell or Ferren, widow 8.00 John Ringerson, w r leg 4.00 Wm. H. Roscoe, w r arm 12.00 Sterling Riggs, loss pt l ind finger 2.00 Eliza Allison, widow 8.00 Jonathan Knight, deaf l ear 4.00 Samuel J. Lockard, w l hand 6.00 George Martin, los index finger r hand 3.00 James Barnes, loss right arm 24.00 Henry Meek, wd right thigh 5.33 SEWELLSVILLE George W. Turner, rheum 4.00 John. W. Davis, w r hip 3.00 James L. Persons, dis lungs 6.00 Storer or Shorer Packer, dis heart 2.00 Minerva Ann Taylor, widow 12.00 William Lightner, loss pt r thumb 2.00 Louisa E. Widdoes, widow 8.00 SHEPHERDSTOWN George White, w r jaw 4.00 SOMERTON Wm. H. Helpbringer, varic'e v'ns l leg 8.00 John T. Skinner, w l breast 2.00 Wm. Carter, diarr 6.00 Joab Bishop, dis heart 8.00 Thomas Ford, w back 4.00 Abram M'Kitnick, w neck 4.00 David M. Brown, w r thigh 2.00 Jasper Haddock, w l foot 2.00 Thomas P. Harris, diarr 6.00 Enos Waters, loss r thumb 4.00 Thomas Wilson, w l hand 1.00 STEWARTSVILLE George M'Farland, w r ankle 1.00 Wm. Boyd, tuberculosis 2.00 TEMPERANCEVILLE Wm. H. Brown, w l arm 4.00 Ellen Forbes, dep mother 8.00 Sarah J. Jeffries, widow 8.00 Edmund Delong, lost pt r index fng 2.00 Thomas Carpenter, rheum 4.00 UNIONTOWN Sarah Butler, dep mother 8.00 Samuel Pillett, diarr 6.00 VALONIA Dixon Hepburn, w r wrist 8.00 WARNOCK John G. Sherwood, w r side 8.00 Eliza Hahn, widow 1812 8.00 Mary A. S. Chapman, do 8.00 Julia Malone, widow 8.00 Hiram Robinson, g s w r forearm 6.00 WEGEE Anthony W. Wilbur, w r thigh 3.00 WEST WHEELING Daniel Lenon, w r arm 12.00 That's the list! I've tried to type it just as the article has it, spelling and all. In the places hard to read I've included the "???". I would love to hear from anyone that has found a relative on the list so I know I didn't do it all for nothing. But even if not, it was my late date salute to all the veterans and their families on Memorial Day. I know money was worth a lot more back then than today but it still doesn't seem like they received enough pension for what they gave... I am thankful to them and to any veterans reading this list. Thank you for my freedom. Sharen (Shultz) Bowers in Columbus, Ohio but my roots are in Belmont County.

Hendrysburgh David Smith, w r arm 3.00 James F. Stone, ulcer l leg 8.00 James G. Whittle, w r knee 4.00 James W. Thompson, w l hand 2.00 Rebecca Jones, widow 1812 8.00 Joseph Penn, w r hip 8.00 Napoleon B. Agy, dis heart 6.00 Harrison M. Clark, dis spine & r leg 6.00 Grace Wilkin, dep mother 8.00 Susan J. James, widow 8.00 Rosannah Thompson, dep mother 8.00 Rebecca J. Kapler or Kapfer (?), widow 8.00 JACOBSBURGH Harriet Rowies, widow 8.00 Robert Douglass, injury to abd 8.00 John W. Howell, w scapula 8.00 KELSEY Samuel Hynes, w l r shr, r thumb 5.00 KENNON James E. Tipton, loss index finger, pt thumb 4.00 Mary A. Wiley, dep mother 8.00 LAMIRA Peter P. Russel, w r leg 5.00 John R. McKirahan, dis spine 24.00 Elijah Jordan, g s w r ft 2.00 LOYDSVILLE Alex. G. Hawthorn, sh w l lower jaw 4.00 Robert W. Palmer, injury to abd 4.00 Mary McMillan, widow 8.00 Amanda M. Hutchinson, do 8.00 John J. Michener, w r forearm 1.00 John F. Baldwin, loss l a at elbow 24.00 MARTIN'S FERRY Peter Harrison, inj to abd and rheum 12.00 Wm. O. Snodgrass, dis lungs 14.00 Daniel W. Wise, w r hip 2.00 Frederick Chort, cataract r eye 4.00 Thomas Baker, injury to abd 4.00 Alfred Leech, w r hand and shr 4.00 George White, w r knee 2.00 Jacob Helm, w l arm 2.00 Seth Howall, w r shr 10.00 Thomas Stroup, w l foot 2.00 Andrew Taylor, w face, r nates (?) 6.00 Mary C. Guthrie, widow 1812 8.00 Arabell M. Hall, do 8.00 Mary Delany, do 8.00 Martha Wagers, do 8.00 Samual or Daniel Deg?, w r arm 8.00 (This name is totally smeared). Nathan Barrett, w r forearm 2.00 Robert Applegarth, w breast 3.00 Martha E. Whitehead, dep mother 8.00 Hester Minehane or Minehame, do 8.00 Lavina McWilliams, do 8.00 Jane McFarland, widow 8.00 Delilah D. Martin, do 8.00 Priscilla Gordon, dep mother 15.00 Jemima Armstrong, do 8.00 Mary Athwell, do 8.00 Theodore Cook, minors 12.00 Rosanna Neal, widow 8.00 Frances E. Anderson, do 8.00 Susanna Brown, do 8.00 Lucinda Cook, do 8.00 John W. Burris or Barris, injury to abd 4.00 Wm. W. Mercer, w l shr, dis of abd, vis 8.00 Wm. H. Orr, dis of abdominal vis 8.50 Oliver McGrew, dis lungs 4.00 Nelson D. Madden, w l shr 12.00 Benj. F. Brooke, w r hand, lost 1st & 2nd finger 4.00 George W. Bottles, w l breast 6.00 Rebecca Seals (?), dep mother 8.00 John Seitz, chr diarr & dys 7.50 Next I will post the balance of this article. The towns remaining are Maynard, Morning View, Morristown, Oakdale, Pilcher, Powhatan Point, Pugh, Saint Clairsville, Sewellsville, Shepherdstown, Somerton, Stewardsville, Temperanceville, Uniontown, Valonia, Warnock, Wegee and West Wheeling. (I think I can get them all in one :)). Sharen (Shultz) Bowers in Columbus Ohio but my roots are in Belmont County.

Thank you, Janet, for adding that clarification about my only picking up a portion of the graves at some of the cemeteries - while I've made that comment to individuals, I should have stressed that point publicly. I'd hate to have anyone give up on a cemetery just because We didn't list their kin. We're strictly amateurs. Plus, we covered 10 cemeteries in 3 days (2 of them rainy), so it was difficult, at best, to be thorough. As a second caution, I'll add that just like everyone else, we're only human. We can write down something wrong, or translate it wrong just like anyone else. Don't take our info for gospel - take it as a starting place. Thanks, again. No, we don't have any Dickersons. We picked up the Thomas's because we've got them in a line. So far, all we have is David Thomas b. ca 1820, his wife, Sydney Edwards, b ca. 1826 and his daughter, Amanda b. 1864, who was married to our John Harvey Buskirk. We don't know for sure where these Thomas's are buried. I've got this bad (maybe not so bad) habit of once I latch onto a name, I just can't seem to let any of them go by - I snatch them all up. As a result, I've got way too many notes. Everyone has been so gracious and shown so much appreciation. I'll repeat what I've said to a few individuals - we had way too much fun 'grave diggin', we'd feel guilty taking much credit. We did it because so many people have gone out of their way to help us - it's our way of giving back. But, heavens, I'll bet anyone of you can think for about 10 seconds & come up with several names of people you've met on the web that have done ever so much more for you. Let's just say we're a couple of nice people in a great big group of really nice people. Sincerely, Nancy

Sandra and any one with knowledge of Smiths, Andrew Smith and family came from Creiff, Perth, Scotland about 1820. He and his wife Jean were buried in Fort Dille, OH. She in 1830 and he in 1833. Children: Jean born 4/9/1806 Stayed in Scotland Margaret born Bef.. 10/18/1807 Peter born 8/30/1809 Alexander born 12/27/1811 Elizabeth born 2/17/1814 Matthew born 6/10/1815 died 1818 washed overboard on way to USA Sara born 8/24/1820 Wegee, OH Charlotte born 8/4/1822 Wegee, OH Anne Catherine born 5/24/1825 Wegee, OH married to B. Miller I would like very much to find more about my grandmothers Smith line any help would be appreciated. I know the location on a map of Wegee but what township (or whatever term you use in Ohio) is it located in? Any leads would be a big help!! James van Hoevenberg van@ot.com

BLAINE Nancy A. Dubois, widow 14.00 BRIDGEPORT James A. Sinclair, dis heart 5.00 George Wood, w l shr 3.00 Charles Wright, w l thigh 2.00 Ephraim Stahl, dis throat 4.00 Thomas Thomas, w l arm & shr 6.00 (that is what it says...Thomas Thomas.) Samuel J. Kiggins, dis throat 2.00 Eliza Richards, widow 1812 8.00 Ellen Lampkin, do 8.00 James Baxter, paralysis both legs 72.00 John Wilson, dis eyes 24.00 Eliza Woods, widow 1812 8.00 George Coss, inj l foot 4.00 Morris Cope, impure vaccination 8.00 John B. Peck, w r shr 6.00 David K. Allen, w head 18.00 William Cunningham, loss? l leg 18.00 Catherine McKenkey, widow 12.00 Rebecca C. Higgins, do 17.00 Hester James, do 8.00 Sarah Creighton, dep mother 8.00 Lucinda Conaway, do 8.00 Martha Baggs, widow 8.00 Maria Bolen, do 8.00 John Brubaker, inj back 6.00 Wm. J. Bra?ton, varicose veins r leg 4.00 Joseph Farnsworth, dis lungs 6.00 Wm. Fleming, w l breast 4.00 David Greenlee, w l thigh 1.00 George W. D. McPherson, w forehead 4.00 Edward McDowell, w r thigh 4.00 Abram P. McFarland, dis lungs 2.00 Samuel Roberts, injury to abd 2.00 Eliza Dettwiler, widow 8.00 Elsey Newby, dep mother 8.00 Alice Harris, widow 16.00 BUSINESSBURGH Wm. F. Wallace, inj r foot 18.00 Wm. Cha?co, w r side chest 10.00 (possible a 'p' or 'n'.) CAPTINA Joseph H. Jones, ophthalmia and l eye 4.00 Wm. Stine, dis stomach 4.00 Ivan Brandon, w r arm 6.00 COLERAIN John Shatzer, rheum 6.00 Melevey Colvin, widow 1812 8.00 Mary Theaker, do 8.00 Maranda E?zlo?, dep mother 8.00 (It looks like Etzlor?) COMPHER George Vanfosson, w r side 4.00 James W. Crawford, w l hand, loss little finger 6.00 COPE David F. ?ayson, diarr 2.00 (It looks like a P or F) CRABAPPLE John E. Timberlake, w l foreman 6.00 Anthony Coon, w l shr 4.00 Jane Jarrett, widow 8.00 DEMOS. Levi W. Willis, w r hand 18.00 Rebecca Griffith, widow 8.00 Eliza Stephenson, do 8.00 Barbary Lees, widow 1812 8.00 DILLIES' BOTTOM Wilson S. Venham, w r hand 4.00 Thomas McKnight, surv 1812 8.00 EAST RICHLAND John J. Rennard, w r thigh 8.00 FLUSHING Sarah Krim, dep mother 8.00 Sarah Wilkins, widow 8.00 John A. Morris, w l eye 2.00 Moses D. Farly, w r side neck 6.00 George Brokaw, surv 1812 8.00 Thomas Lindsay, do 8.00 Allen M. Kirk, sunstroke 4.00 GLENCOE Thomas C. Bower, w r hip 6.00 Sarah A. Kinsley, widow 8.00 Robert Gray, w l groin 2.00 Robert Fulton, w l hand 2.00 Andrew J. Fulton, diarr 4.00 HUNTER Milton A. Carpenter, w r forearm 2.00 Hannah Myers, dep mother 8.00 Harriet Moore, do 8.00 Catherine Luke, widow 8.00 (my gr-gr-gr Aunt, the widow of John Luke) John Vanfossen, w r ? and l shr 2.00 Nancy McKelvey, dep mother 8.00 Nancy Beard, do 8.00 Lucinda Hicks, widow 8.00 Next is Hendrysburgh, Jacobsburgh, Kelsey, Kennon, Lamira, Loydsville and Martin's Ferry. These are the exact spellings taken from the article. I know some of the town names have been changed and/or updated. Sharen (Shultz) Bowers in Columbus, Ohio but my roots are in Belmont County.