Thanks to Jim, we have the Deliquent Tax List for 1846 for Belmont County posted to the web site as well as a listing of Barnesville Boys who were serving in WWI. Neither is alphabetical, so you'll have to really read them. I tried to make them large print (at 55 I can use all the help I can get). _http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html_ (http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html) is the site. Good Luck! Pam Klemm Burcher/Windom/Denny/Casebeer/Beardmore/Morris/Colvig Belmont County since 1810

I posted earlier that I posted information to another list and there was a person that hit SPAM to my email...I wanted to clarify that to the list. I have with my server a button that I can click if I feel that the email I have received is in deed SPAM. I just theorized that the person that was upset with my posting of information had the same since I got an email stating that someone had reported my email as SPAM. I should have been more considerate of the person that did not like my posting to the list. SPAM is such a convenient item to many to generalize something that is not wanted in an email. Most lists are set up that the individual has to sign up to receive email from other subscribers to the list and there is a moderator of that list that monitors such activity. This eliminates most automatic SPAM, so it is rare that something like that should pop up on a list such as rootsweb or others similar. I myself try to adhere to the criteria of the list. Sometimes such as this email I get a bit sidetracked due to the content or comments by others. I try to refrain from such conversations but I felt passionate about this to make it known that some servers actually do send warning out to the email addressee and the address is placed on a "black list" as I had to combat this many many times at work. This blocks the person from sending emails out to people and it is rather a pain to get it resolved. That was the ONLY reason that I spoke so adamantly about it. Sorry if I have offended or bothered anyone on this this with the ranting about this topic but if you feel that this email is Spam please hit your delete button. Thank you, Carrol Mick [email protected] -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 2/1/05

Morn-in Bonnie, Mary and List. I sent some bad info to you I said that Helen lives in Lansing I ment to say that Helens daughter Anna (Senkow) Yore, Helen's daughter lives in Lansing. Sorry for that. See 1st note below JIM Montgomery 1st note to list Morn-in Bonnie I am Jim Montgomery. We are the pabst something you are looking for. Our old addy was [email protected] We just changed it in the near past to [email protected] so we could get high speed internet to have better commo with our son in that sand box they call IRAQ. Would be glad to share any and all we have on Conrad and Helen Senkow. Helen lives in Lansing Michigan now. John Her son is some what like a brother to me. Jim and Judy ( Shuck ) Montgomery Here in South Haven, Michigan JIM M.

Morn-in Bonnie, Mary and List. I sent some bad info to you I said that Helen lives in Lansing I ment to say that Helens daughter Anna (Senkow) Yore, Helen's daughter lives in Lansing 1st note to list Morn-in Bonnie I am Jim Montgomery. We are the pabst something you are looking for. Our old addy was [email protected] We just changed it in the near past to [email protected] so we could get high speed internet to have better commo with our son in that sand box they call IRAQ. Would be glad to share any and all we have on Conrad and Helen Senkow. Helen lives in Lansing Michigan now. John Her son is some what like a brother to me. Jim and Judy ( Shuck ) Montgomery Here in South Haven, Michigan JIM M.

I also like seeing what you are posting. It takes a lot of work and time for you to do this, and I for one really appreciate it!! If it doesn't have anything to do with what I am looking for, and I am not interested, then I just delete it. Thanks for all that you do!!!! -----Original Message----- From: Carrol at Allthroughtheages.com [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 10:04 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [OHBELMON-L] Re: Spam Here Here!!! I was posting old information like this to a list that I on in Illinois and I got a similar response and the person hit spam on her computer so the title started with ***[SPAM}*** before my message. She was very upset. I was not going to post any further information and then I got an overwhelming response that asked me to continue. I like these postings and after being gone for a week I enjoyed reading my 900 emails from all of the lists that I am on and actually found a missing link....SOOOOO keep up the good work and like I was told you can't please everyone all of the time. Carrol Mick in Lakewood, CO -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 8:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Re: Spam I, for one, enjoy reading the accounts from the newspaper. I keep hoping that some of my wife's family names will pop up and we will learn a little bit more about them. I thought that was what a news list was for. To have people that you never heard of post something of interest to you. At least that is why I joined the list. I hope people keep posting to the list rather than leaving the rest of us out. I find it rather easy to delete what I have no interest in. Bill O'Neil -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 2/1/05 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 2/1/05

Here Here!!! I was posting old information like this to a list that I on in Illinois and I got a similar response and the person hit spam on her computer so the title started with ***[SPAM}*** before my message. She was very upset. I was not going to post any further information and then I got an overwhelming response that asked me to continue. I like these postings and after being gone for a week I enjoyed reading my 900 emails from all of the lists that I am on and actually found a missing link....SOOOOO keep up the good work and like I was told you can't please everyone all of the time. Carrol Mick in Lakewood, CO -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 8:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Re: Spam I, for one, enjoy reading the accounts from the newspaper. I keep hoping that some of my wife's family names will pop up and we will learn a little bit more about them. I thought that was what a news list was for. To have people that you never heard of post something of interest to you. At least that is why I joined the list. I hope people keep posting to the list rather than leaving the rest of us out. I find it rather easy to delete what I have no interest in. Bill O'Neil -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 2/1/05 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 2/1/05

Morn-in Bonnie I am Jim Montgomery. We are the pabst something you are looking for. Our old addy was [email protected] We just changed it in the near past to [email protected] so we could get high speed internet to have better commo with our son in that sand box they call IRAQ. Would be glad to share any and all we have on Conrad and Helen Senkow. Helen lives in Lansing Michigan now. John Her son is some what like a brother to me. Jim and Judy ( Shuck ) Montgomery Here in South Haven, Michigan JIM M. > Mary, > > I think after 1906, the Federal Government would have that record. Before > 1906, it would be at the county level. > > Read here: > > http://www.genealogy.com/00000625.html > > Bonnie Burkhardt bb86it at wideopenwest. dot com > Norton Internet Security is not compatible with Windows 98 and Compaq combo. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "mary kahkola" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 1:22 PM > Subject: [OHBELMON-L] SENKOW > > > > I'm researching Conrad SENKOW. I have his W.W.1 Draft Registration from > > Belmont Co. Ohio from 1918. His son John was born there May 4, 1915. > > I've got Conrad & Helen JANOWICZ married on Feb. 14, 1914 at Moundsville, > W. > > VA. and he located in New York in 1911 coming here from Russia. He had 3 > > unnamed brothers in Russia as of 1960. And was a member of Ashland Lodge > 362 > > IOOF. He died & was buried in Muskegon Co. MI. @ Lakeside Cemetery. (all > > from obit). His death certificate says "he was a citizen of U.S.A." Can > > anyone tell me where Conrad was Naturalized? New York--Ohio-- W. VA. or > > someplace else. I also have his SSN, so he applied for a card... > > I found an old posting from pasbt something- but it bounced. Can someone > > connect us? > > > > Thank you in advance! > > > > >

Mary, I think after 1906, the Federal Government would have that record. Before 1906, it would be at the county level. Read here: http://www.genealogy.com/00000625.html Bonnie Burkhardt bb86it at wideopenwest. dot com Norton Internet Security is not compatible with Windows 98 and Compaq combo. ----- Original Message ----- From: "mary kahkola" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 1:22 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] SENKOW > I'm researching Conrad SENKOW. I have his W.W.1 Draft Registration from > Belmont Co. Ohio from 1918. His son John was born there May 4, 1915. > I've got Conrad & Helen JANOWICZ married on Feb. 14, 1914 at Moundsville, W. > VA. and he located in New York in 1911 coming here from Russia. He had 3 > unnamed brothers in Russia as of 1960. And was a member of Ashland Lodge 362 > IOOF. He died & was buried in Muskegon Co. MI. @ Lakeside Cemetery. (all > from obit). His death certificate says "he was a citizen of U.S.A." Can > anyone tell me where Conrad was Naturalized? New York--Ohio-- W. VA. or > someplace else. I also have his SSN, so he applied for a card... > I found an old posting from pasbt something- but it bounced. Can someone > connect us? > > Thank you in advance! > >

I'm researching Conrad SENKOW. I have his W.W.1 Draft Registration from Belmont Co. Ohio from 1918. His son John was born there May 4, 1915. I've got Conrad & Helen JANOWICZ married on Feb. 14, 1914 at Moundsville, W. VA. and he located in New York in 1911 coming here from Russia. He had 3 unnamed brothers in Russia as of 1960. And was a member of Ashland Lodge 362 IOOF. He died & was buried in Muskegon Co. MI. @ Lakeside Cemetery. (all from obit). His death certificate says "he was a citizen of U.S.A." Can anyone tell me where Conrad was Naturalized? New York--Ohio-- W. VA. or someplace else. I also have his SSN, so he applied for a card... I found an old posting from pasbt something- but it bounced. Can someone connect us? Thank you in advance!

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Hello, Please excuse the cross-postings... EXTRA! EXTRA! Announcing an exciting new "Immigrations & Naturalization Project" for the USGenWeb Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/archimmi/ Our primary purpose is to provide transcriptions of public domain indexes and records. Copyrighted materials for which written permission has been obtained may be included as well. WE NEED YOUR HELP! Would you like to help with the project? There are two ways you can help! We need volunteers to serve as state file managers, who maintain the state pages and upload files. We also need volunteers to submit and transcribe indexes and records held by federal, state, county, and local archives. Please see the Volunteer Guidelines to learn more about these opportunities. SPREAD THE WORD! Please share the news with all your fellow genealogists! Thank you! Colleen Colleen Robledo Project Coordinator, USGenWeb Archives Immigration & Naturalization Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/archimmi/ Visit my family history site at: http://www.colleenrobledo.info/familyhistory/ My Surnames: Robledo, Nieto, Compean, Sanches, Flanagan, Hayes, Reuther, Houde, Frank, Sansone, Bisessi

Belmont Common Pleas in Chancery . Lucinda Thomas vs. Peter Fraley . . .State of Ohio, Belmont County Court of Common Please of said county in Chancery . Stephen M. Bingham vs Cidney B. Windham Thomas C. Windham Hiram D. Windham Jane N. Windham Elizabeth A. Windham Thornton D. Windham and others . . NOTICE Letters of claim against ....Estate of Sarah Hough..must be presented within one year. January 8, 1839, Samuel Mead, Executor . . Email me privately if you would like a scan of the article.

Roy and Frank drowned around 1912. They were from Barnesville and related to Miss Emma Powell. Email me if you would like a copy of the article.

This is clearly stated as a "brief sketch". I will mention the names by the page: . Page 31 General McClellan at Grafton, June 23, 1861 . 3rd OHIO . Killed In Action: E. Hall A. Morris Owen Moore Benj. Riley Benj. Uncles . Wounded: J. L. Hall Leven Ellis William H. Barnes . Missing: A. Livingston . Died in Service: Francis Hall Morgan McCroba Lee Tillman Charles Lyles David Stidd Joel C. Tracy Thomas Messer . Prisioners of War: S. B. Piper Francis Hall B. Mahanna Morgan McCroba Jonathan Ellis E. French Charles Briggs D. W. Brambaugh M. D. King R. J. Dennis William McLeary William McCartney Charles Etzler Samuel French M. Monaham J. H. Tracy William Moore J. T. Hunt Charles McKeown E. Doudna Wilson Gilliland Robert Hays (Hayes) Reuben A. Warfield Leonard Hays (Hayes) . Page 32 . 15th OHIO . Killed: Rufus Howard . WOUNDED Samuel Hilles Henry Brooks . 30th OHIO . Killed In Action: Israel P. White Thomas K. White John K. Mossburg Nathan J. White Elza Gallagher Robert Cross . Died in Service James W. White Josiah D. Lupton J. Y. Robinson William Wragg James McKirihan William Beard (possibly Peard) . Wounded Ambrose Seals William Hill William D. Cole James Stubbs J. Y. Robinson Thomas C. Shankland . 52nd OHIO . Colonel Dan McCook, mortally wounded Col. Harman, instantly killed Col. Dilworth, shot through the neck Col. Langley William (Chuggy) Bradfield was mortally wounded . Killed in Service Al Brister Boyd Forbes Fletcher Beatty . Wounded John N. (Flick) Hunt Webster Folger . DIED John Hardesty . 60th OHIO Killed in Action Dewit Steele James F. Kuhns S. Griffith Jonathan Evans James Barnes . Wounded James White William M. Nace John W. Hayes Jesse B. Ellis William H. Barnes George H. Tillman Owen DeLong John Bolon . James A. Vance died in Andersonville Prison James W. White and John W, Crew died in service. . Page 33 . 126th OHIO Lt. Robert Hilles was killed in the Battle of the Wilderness. Wounded Henry Lupton John Scoles . Captured A. Kelley H. W. Ball John Scoles W. Edgar Dove . Humorous tale of Morgan passing through Barnesville. This concludes the Barnesville Segment by the Barnesville Enterprise. Feel free to email me privately if you have any questions. The website at the bottom has all of the articles by page number. Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html

Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Forgive me as this is backwards, but it works best for me. These pages, for the most part, are individual sketches of people. Sometimes it is a business (I may have gotten them out of order or whatever), but if you find a name that's yours, it would be worth noting the page and reading the article out at the web site. A couple of these actually state where the person came from, etc. . The only thing I have left to do is the Civil War names. . Page 70 Stewart, the Photographer, came here a few months ago from West Virginia... C. J. Howard, Lawyer . Page 69 W. H. Barnes Mrs. L. G. Brown of the Brown House John Bolon Drs. Baker & Walton Petty & Smith R. H. Piper E. S. Sargent . Page 68 C. H. Little Norris & Barnes Henry R. Brown Leonard Hilton Clark's Bakery (mentions Ed. Carter, his pleasant salesman...) . Page 67 Dr. E. E. Coburn M. T. Fawcett Irving E. Hunt S. S. Foreman . Page 66 R. F. Spaulding (mentions W. F. Janeway) Dr. G. V. Riddle R. M. Gunning Jerome T. Gratigny . Page 65 Mr. I. D. McKeever Mr. C. H. McKeever Colpitts Brothers . Page 64 Matthew McKeown M. W. Edgar . Page 63 Isaac Perry T. Rogers A. Rogers . Page 62 Dr. G. S. Wellons Thomas Howard (Howard's Restaurant) Stanton's Nursery . Page 61 Gratigny Juskins J. H. Colvig . Page 60 E. E. McKeever Mrs. J. K. Barnes (mentions Miss Mary Colpitts) . Page 59 Charles M. Cole The Shaffer Bakery Eli Moore (Leather and Saddlery Hardware) He is the son of Allison Moore and the grandson of Thoms Moore and Avery West. . Page 58 A. Kelly Rudolph Gamenthaler . Page 57 Mr. J. W. Watt Mr. T. S. Frasier . Page 56 Hague & Thomas (mentiones Arthur Smith) Samuel Nace J. Birch Nace . Page 55 Campbell Brothers Cowgill's Grocery - Mr. J. N. Cowgill James T. Moore . Page 54 George W. Hance . Page 53 Heed's Cigar Factory Charlie Thornberry Mr. R. C. Graves - The Book Store . Page 52 Bradfield & Sons - John Bradfield T. S. Bradfield (son) J. W. Bradfield (son) Wisener's Mill . Page 51 Frame Brothers - William Frame and O. C. Frame Scofield & Kemp - J. T. Scofield Dr. Kemp . Page 50 Miss Aggie Dubois Thomas Carr - Carr & Outland J. B. Outland . Page 49 Max Reinheimer John W. Hingeley (mentions John Mackall and Elmer Hayes, clerks) . Page 48 The Warren Mills S. C. Hilles William Hilles Robert Hilles Elijah Hogue (mentions Jess White) William Reed & Son B. P. Reed (son of William) . Page 47 Coal Works - Robert Malden and Curtis G. Smith Hills' Millinery - Mr. and Mrs. John Jill . Page 46 The Albert House - Mr. Marx Albert Merchant Tailoring - W. H. Anderson . Page 45 Charles Kugler First National Bank . Page 44 Ely & Co. - Dr. J. Sykes Ely (mentiosn Dr. C. Schooley) Ernest Ely (son of Dr. Ely) Thomas Gibson Wilson, junior partner of Ely & Co. . Page 43 G. E. Hunt (mentions his father and uncle) . Page 42 George E. Hilles Frank W. Hibbard . Page 41 The Watt Mining Car - J. H. Watt (mentions stockholders) . Page 40 The Window Glass Works - T. J. Buchanan and J. M. Lewis . Page 39 Barnesville Business . Page 38 The People Growth Salvation Army - Capt. Stroud and Capt. Lewis; Capt. Fisher; Capt. Annie Hulmes . Page 37 Business in Old Times Morality and Religion The Friends . Page 36 Barnesville Politically . Page 34 and 35 Liquor and Temperance-this is a two page article on temperance, I have only listed names mentioned. Judge Davenport Mrs. Lizzie Feister Louis Boulier Joseph Eiseman Conrad Meyers Fred Kies Dory Brown Prayer group that prayed at the saloons: Mrs. Benj. Davenport Mrs. Dove Talbott Watson McClelland Ellis Frasier Burt Hanlon Rev. Mrs. Marshall of the Christian Church Rev. Swaney Elder Burt of the M. E. Church.... Mrs. Reese .

I second this, although I actually have gotten a few hits off of it. I know it takes an awful lot of work, and I really, really appreciate it!!!!!! -----Original Message----- From: Ellen Rowan Taylor [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 12:13 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Re: Newspapers Pam, Even though I have not found any of my ancestors in your newspapers, I really appreciate your hard work and sharing. Thanks. Ellen Rowan Taylor -- ERT

At least part of Guernsey Co. was taken from Belmont Co. when Guernsey was created in 1810. Therefore, at least theoretically, Thomas Henderson could have been a JP in Oxford Twp., Belmont Co., in 1808 before Guernsey was created. There are also Oxford Twp.s in nearby Coshocton County and Tuscarawas Co. --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus]

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Eldon, Sorry, no William Stimmel in the index of "Belmont Co., OH Marriages, 1871-1890." There is a Sarah Morris/Merris who married Gideon Lingo 9 Jan 1872 and a Sadie Morris/Myers who married Charles L. Fawcett 12 Sept 1882. License states Myers and return states Morris. Bonnie Burkhardt bb86it at wideopenwest. dot com Norton Internet Security is not compatible with Windows 98 and Compaq combo. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 1:04 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Early Marriage,s > Does anyone have access to marriage,s in Belmont abt 1883. gr-grf William H > Stimmel married Sarah Belle Morris, Sarah gave birth to my grm 1884 at age 17, > so i,m guessing they married when she was 16, maybe 1882, 1883, 1884. > ----Thanks for any help--Eldon > >

Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Part 3, Pages 29 and 30 . LODGES . Friendship Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons Benjamin Bloomfield Samuel P. Hunt Ladoc Davis John McCune Benj. Mackall John Hance Charles Seur Nathan Riley Damage to Newspaper C. J. Howard B. Mackall T. W. Coon R. M. Corbin D. B. Edson . ROYAL and ARCH MASONS J. W. Warfield Jenk Wright Robt Hodgin W. H. Bines Dr. J. T. Mackall T. C. Parker John Kountz Wm. McCaffery H. C. Stage Benj. Mackall Emmett Wright Stephen Wilson E. T. Petty J. W. Corbin R. R. Watt J. S. Howard James H. Watt M. Reinheimer W. H. Anderson B. H. Mackall G. H. Kemp T. S. Fraiser D. H. Edson . The LODGE of I.O.O.F. . T. C. Parker only charter member living at the time of the article… Joseph Eiseman is still alive but in Wheeling… T. C. Parker Jacob H. Parker Wm. Y. Laws T. W. Coon T. M. Kiger G. T. Nuzum John M. McDonald E. V. Shipley . SHARON ENCAMPMENT I. D. O. F. . D. J. Spear B. J. Hager Mr. I. T. Woods L. B. Ellis Ezekiel E. Mills Wm. M. Reed Wm. Moore Present Officers are: T. M. Kiger Melvin Reed Wm. Ensminger S. C. Hilles John McDonald . THE DAUGHTERS OF REBECCA . Mrs. J. W. Wellons Mrs. G. T. Nuzum Miss Mary Hogue Miss Nellie Wineman . WARREN LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS . S. S. Foreman John Albright H. Eaton Wm. Hilles Isaac Campbell W. T. Evans Ernest Ely George Hilles M. J. Kugler E. R. Dickinson . G.U.O.O.F. composed of “colored men” Wm. King J. R. Ship J. H. Ship Jos. Wilson Francis Jackson P. L. Hamilton Robert Gibson . HILLES POST No. 220 G.A.R. . Major E. T. Petty original commander E. T. Petty G. E. Hilles H. S. Barnes Mr. I. R. Lane Newly elected officers for 1887 S. R. Piper James Ramsey J. B. Bulger Dr. J. S. Ely E. Doudna G. E. Hilles Dr. A. Trimmer F. Damsel . CHICKAMAUGA CAMP No. 38 S. of V. . E. S. Ely Miss Lee Hilles Mrs. Ida Patterson . This was a particularly hard one to do, the copy is weak and there are all kinds of abbreviations that I was afraid I would get mixed up with the names-so if you see one that is wrong let me get it corrected. The whole point in this is to get these names out there so they can be found. . The other thing is don’t be afraid to email me if something is out of order. I literally had to copy this on to 8 ½ x 11 paper, then line all the papers up the way it would have been in the newspaper edition, tape these together, then cut them into articles. It’s possible some of this is going to be out of sync because I didn’t have time to read all of it as I was pasting and cutting! . If you find a name of interest go to the above reference web site and check out the page. One name may be listed several times on the same page. Email me if you need a copy or have problems.