Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Part 3, Page 28 . THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS . Enoch Thomas, first public school teacher S. P. Hunt Richard Hatten James Garretson, Sr. Philip Gunlick Dr. Ashbaugh J. W. Harris John Fry J. W. Gilliland Jesse Thomas J. H. Smith Asa McCoy J. G. Spear William Smith John I. Thompson W. A. Talbott John Morrow Edia Ramsey Williston White Joseph N. Smith Miss Rachel Bailey Miss Mary Walters Tyson Bowles William Thompson Agnes Grove Julia Leeke M. W. Mackall Mr. Furguson C. W. Davidson Mr. I. T. Woods E. D. Whitlock J. A. McEwen W. H. Kennon J. M. Yarnell H. L. Peck Mr. I. R. Lane Mr. A. H. Howard H. W. Baker G. E. Hunt S. B. Piper Dr. J. A. Judkins . TEACHERS, presently teaching: . Anna J, Bell grade 1 2. Laura Chappell 3. Mary Powell 4. Kate Cunnard 1. Mary C. Bundy 2. Ada Fowler 3. Nettie Eston 4. Jessie Longly 5. Julia Leek 6. John Cassells 7. W. R. Malone P. L. Hamilton John Hunt .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.

Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Part 3, Page 26 and 27 . FAIR ASSOCIATION . First Fair was held in 1870 Samuel Walton Jonathan T. Scofield Dr. Kemp E. P. Lee W. T. Harlan J. M. Lewis Thomas P. Hall M. C. Starbuck John S. Howard A.E. Dent J. T. Moore George E. Hilles . GAS WORKS . W. A. Talbott Francis Davis R. M. Gunning H. F. Odell J. M. Lewis W. T. Harlan John Bradfield B. Van Steinberg Samuel Hilles John Bradfield Dr. J. S. Ely George Trissler . AMUSEMENTS . William Reed W. T. Meeks J. W. Collins, Esq. Dr. Kemp Dr. Ely . Page 27……………….. . RAILWAY AGENTS . W. L. Hager John Davenport Dr. Warfield William T. Meek Emmett Wright Lewis H. Green Eb Hunt E. V. Shipley Isaac R. Lane .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.

Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Part 3, Page 24 . NEWSPAPERS . Bartleson & Son in 1857, the Intelligencer…. George McCleland T. T. Hanlon & Sons, Barnesville Republican 1883… . BARBERS . Anthony Mabra Bishop McKindre Frank Fowles Barber Johnson (this is an interesting story and I still don’t know if I understand it…) Joe Wilson Jeffrey & Miller Jerry Stonebraker John McCourtney Peterson Brothers . PAGE 25 . MILLINERS . Moses Brown (died childless) Mrs. Rebecca Hare Miss Mattie Lowe Miss Sadie Leeke Mrs. Annie Bailey Nace & Pickering A.F. Maltby Mrs. J. E. Richie W. A. Talbott John Hill Mrs. J. K. Barnes Miss Agnes Dubois . MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATIONS . Mayors: Isaac Barnes Francis E. Uncles Lewis H. Green Col. Benj. Mackall Kelion Hager John McGill Evan Butler John McCune Benj. Davenport John Davenport Stephen Wilson S. J. Evans N. Criswell H. Vance H. F. Odell Benj. Davenport John M. Gardner J. W. Warfield Benj. Davenport John M. Gardner R. C. Graves James A. Barnes M. D. King John M. Gardner R. H. Tanneyhill H. W. Baker, elected in 1876 and has held the office continuously ever since. . POST OFFICE . Wm. Philpot Benj. H. Mackall Col. B. Mackall, son of Benj. H. Mackall Joseph Fry James R. Laws Edward D. Barnes Col. B. Mackall John H. Piper John W. Hays J. M. Lewis Samuel B. Piper J. W. Hingeley .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.

Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Part 3, Page 23 . DRY GOODS MERCHANTS . Horkheimer & Eiseman Joseph Eiseman Sunderland & Hogue Eiseman & Fred Hanger & Bentz Henry R. Brown J. W. Fraizer & Son H. F. Odell L. L. Fred Hanlon & Hogue S. B. & R. H. Piper Simon Horkheimer Patrick Lochary Bailey & Barnes J. R. Hunt & Bros. William A. Talbott William Asbury Wm. H. Dement Taylor Creighton Wilson & Co. Brown & McKeever Mead, Hogue & Co. R. H. Piper John Wisener T. T. Hanlon McKeever & Son Judkins & Talbott Gus Talbott Charles Talbott Washington Thornberry Chaney & Hunt George E. Hunt Julia Judkins Samuel Nance & Son. James T. Moore, since 1883….. . GROCERS AT RETAIL . Burrough Brothers Lemoyne Mott James Thompson Handel Vance Vance & Son John W. Sunderland William Brown W. B. Kinney James T. Moore C. P. Dobbins Thomas Goldsmith Thomas Frasier Matthew McK____ John W. Hingeley . TOBACCO MERCHANTS . John Hance J. R. Hunt & Bro. L. L. Fred Henry T. Barnes Reed & Gardner Howard & Green Bailey & Barnes Gardner & Parker Gardner & Fordyce Benjamin Bailey J. S. Howard A.R. Howard . ADDITIONS OF TERRITORY . Philip Hunt Wm. Reed William A. Talbott H. M. Hickock John Cole John Tillman Kelion Hager William K. Tipton Heirs of Daniel Laws . UNDER WRITERS . William Smith, Esq. Jonathan Scofield Dr. Kemp H. M. Hickock Norris & Norris Norris 7 Barnes I.H. Powers William Smith lived here… . CIGAR SHOPS . Thaddeus Marsh Shaeffer Bakery Isaac Horkheimer Joseph Eiseman Samuel Nace John West George Callens Fred Kies Levi Eisenberg Uriah Damsel Joseph Dubois Thomas Carr William H. Kinney Nan Reed Charlie Batch Jacob Heed Abel Hobbs The Graham Brothers and Heed Brothers .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.

Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 December 23, 1886 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Part 3, Page 21 . HOTELS . The Bloomer built by Handel Vance Joseph Rnner R. H. Piper Black Michael Creighton, Sr. Martin St. John Slevin Williams Dowdell Williams (a lady) Miss A. Folger William Mills and Ezekiel Mills Marx Albert John Wisener William Williams Edgar . DRUG STORES . Dr. James Warfield Henry F. Odell Dr. Carolus Judkins William T. Harlan Judkins Thomas Judkins R. M. Gunning Dr. A. Pullin Robert Hodgin Odell & Ball Ely & Plumly Dr. G. W. Githens James Ferguson Hoover, Williams & Eaton Ellison George E. Hilles H. Griffin Hamilton Eaton Frank Lyles . PAGE 22 . SILVERSMITHS . Robinson McLane Burton Rudolph Gamenthaler John Stephens, Jr. B. Q. Quest James Wells Elmer McKeever . MARBLE WORKS . Jonathan Evans Thomas Colpits Richard Cunard Wall Evans C & J Chase The Colpitts Bros. . PHYSICIANS . Dr. Joshua Wat Dr. G. S. Wellons Dr. E. Williams Dr. J. A. Judkins Dr. Exra Beard Dr. Thomas Dr. Holmes Dr. McCalvin Dr. Kemp Dr. B. Mackall Dr. Trimmer Dr. Ely Dr. O’Brien James W. Wellons . PHOTOGRAPHY . G. M. Aduddell Handel Vance William H. Barnes The present artists are Barnes, Stewart and Baker. . DENTISTS . Milton Barnes (since Secretary of State) Dr. Moffit Dr. Baker Dr. Henry Barnes Dr. John Barnes Dr. Riddle Dr. Walton Drs. Coburn & Ferguson . CHURCHES . Rev. J. L. Binkley Lewis Prine Henry Norris . LAWYERS . Richard H. Taneyhill James H. Collins M. D. King N. J. Manning James W. Walton Nathan Barber J. A. Buchanan S. L. James E. T. Petty W. F. Smith Thomas Emerson J. A. Shepherd C. J. Howard W. R. Talbott . HARDWARE . James Jeffery Charles Lloyd T. & A. Rogers Wiley & Wright John McCollin John McKeever & Son I.D. & C. H. McKeeyer . 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.

Barnesville Enterprise History of Barnesville from 1800-1886 Roll #28993 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Part 3, Page 19 . OTHER INDUSTRIES . MILLERS William R. Moore S. C. Hilles & Bro. Jesse White Rogers Brothers William Reed John Albright Henry Norris Henry McCartney Davis & Stanton Charles Kugler Davis & Starbuck Carter, Beardmore & Wisener John Wisener . FIRES . Wm. R. Moore dwelling John Stencil two story bldg Kitkee & Schultz flour mill Benjamin Middleton perished when the Kitkee & Schultz flour mill burnt . FURNITURE BUSINESS . The following had furniture business during this time: Hiram Hibbard Frank Hibbard Harvey Colvig O. Hunt Loper & Colvig Loper & Son Capt. Shepherd . FOUNDARIES . Joseph Watt Lewis, McKeown & Crozier W. R. Moore (old hominy mill) Allen Alexander . LEATHER . Nathan Patterson began the leather business in 1859… Buchanan & Moore Eli Moore . SHOE STORES . Howard & Rowles 1856 William Reed William Sawhill McGinnis & Sharp T. A. Gratigny Gratigny & Evans Madden Mahlon T. Fawcett Robert Happer James Maring Thomas Bannister Gratigny & Judkins J. A. Moore Campbell Bros. . WHOLESALE GROCERIES . David McCartney 1854 John Davis H. Vance Francis Davis J. M. Lewis & Co. . CARRIAGE FACTORIES . Frame Bros. & Loyd Charles Little . 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.

I have extensive CW records for the 15th Regiment of the Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry including some original hand written mustering out and pay records. These records include history of battles and skirmishes and where deaths occurred. My great, great uncle Jacob Boger from Powhattan was an officer in Company F. Anyone wanting research on specific individuals, please let me know privately Bonnie

Second Period From 1832 to 1852 Page 18 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Page 18 CHURCHES . The Disciples-Mrs. Justice Bishop John Purcell . HOUSES OF EDUCATION . Female Seminary John Francis John I. Thompson . LAST PERIOD FROM 1852-TO THE PRESENT . MECHANICS . All the following were blacksmiths at one time or another…. John Francis Wm. R. Moore Crosier and Ward Wm. Cline Crosier & Hall Moore & Hall Jospeh Capstack John McDonald J. P. Cox James Sproat Frank Moore . These are the Shoemakers during this Period.. Emanuel Nace Irwin Hunt Thomas Bannister William Nace Nace & McGaw E. S. Sergent John Reed John Scrivner Homer Barnes William Bowen . Saddle and Harness Makers during this period: R. M. Gunning Abe Kelley S. S. Foreman . Tin Shop operators One Burgess Eli Kennard Henley Palmer William Janeway George Janeway Carr & Outland Spaulding C. M. Cole . MERCHANT TAILORS . Jesse Ball David Smeaton C. & B. Davenport Hibbard & Morrow Hibbard & Dent Jonathan Thornberry Nathan Bundy W. H. Anderson Washington Thornberry George H. Hunt Charles T. Hunt Frank Hunt .If you find a name of interest, note the page it’s on, go to the above referenced web site and check it out. Sometimes they will be on the page more than once. Email me if you need me to send a copy.

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

Second Period From 1832 to 1852 Pages 16 & 17 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Page 16 Drug Stores . Lewis H, Green Unreadable names here Mr. Mott Dr. Wimmilam H. Folger . GROCERY . Wm. George Robert Claudy John Hyatt William Poole William H. Gardner (went west about 1855) Wesley Gardner John Brown John Kidwiler Jesse Wier E. D. Barnes . Page 17 . PROFESSIONAL MEN . William S. Taneyhill, the first lawyer… Dr. Nicholas Judkins Dr. John Walker Dr. Charles Waddle Dr. Ephraim Williams John Davenport, our second lawyer… Dr. John Stotler Dr. John T. Mackall Dr. B. H. Mackall (son of Dr. John T. Mackall) Dr. Hoover Dr. J. W. Warfield Dr. Isaac Parker . FIRES AND ACCIDENTS . Sills Daniel Williams . . If you find a name of interest, note the page it’s on, go to the above referenced web site and check it out. Sometimes they will be on the page more than once. Email me if you need me to send a copy.

Second Period From 1832 to 1852 Pages 14 & 15 . http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html . Page 14 Other Industries . David Allen silversmith… Jesse White, silversmith Handel Vance, wagon maker George Dawson Thomas Moore Daniel Williams Mr. Henry F. Odell Mrs. Nathan Riley Jonathan Capstack (Mrs. Nathan Riley’s son) Hoque & Barlow Barnes brothers Lemuel Fordyce Yearsley, Jones & Son Francis E. Uncles and then Edia UNREADABLE NAMES Jesse Judkins (father of Dr. J. A. Judkins) James McConnell . .Mercantile and Other Lines of Trade – Page 15 . Col. Benjamin Mackall Thomas Shannon Joseph Fry Gilliland John Davenport Coulson Davenport Benjamin Davenport Gibson Dove Taneyhill Bela Manahan William Lamping Frederick Lamping (they were brothers) Happer Hodgin R. E. Frasier Jesse Cowgill John White, Esq. Some missing paper here………….. Bela Alexander Issac Deems John Reed John H. Piper Isaac Hockheimer Tipton & Hare (drug store) Henry R. Brown Thomas Chambers Thomas Brock William Brown Shonfield Bros. Samuel Oppenheimer Jacob Oppenheimer Victorious Oppenheimer Nathaniel Vollentine . .If you find a name of interest, note the page it’s on, go to the above referenced web site and check it out. Sometimes they will be on the page more than once. Email me if you need me to send a copy.

I could not find a 06 Aug. 1808 Marriage. Perhaps this will help. Harriet Herrington Belmont Co., OH Marriages-Book B pg. 17 John Srope to Lotte Perrel-August 30, 1808 note: marriage performed by Thomas Henderson, J.P{. of Oxford Township, Belmont Co. Oxford Township is not in Belmont Co., it is in Guernsey Co. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2005 8:21 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] early marriages > Does anyone have access to early marriages for Belmont County? > I'm looking > for: Lottie PEARL who married 6 Aug 1808 in Belmont Co. I > would like to know the > spelling of her husband's name, SCHWEYER? SCHWYART? something > like that. > > Thanks for any help, Penny Altis >

Second Period From 1832 to 1852 Pages 12 & 13 . _http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~schooling/Barnesville/Barnesville.html) . Page 12 - Material Development . Incorporation of Barnesville Isaac Barnes – First Mayor Francis E. Uncles – Second Mayor Col. B. Mackall – First Clerk Councilmen Edwin Wilson George Aduddlell John McCune Robert Mills John Bailey . . Rev. Dr. Charles Waddell, preacher… Right Rev. Andrews, Bishop of the M. E. Church . . Page 13 – Mercantile and Other Industries . Irwin Kinney Francis Dawson Elijah Weir John Kelly Hon. Matthew P. Deady (Kelly) Richard Mahana Isaac Perry Jesse Ball William McK, Brown Henry R. Brown Francis E. Adams E. D. Barnes David Gressinger Rev. John N. Hunt Nathaniel Vollentine (Valentine?) Wm. G. Shankland Perry Nichols John Cole Charlie Cole (son of John above) John Morrison James Armstrong Joseph Askew Eli Mooney Mr. Stephen Wilson Nathan Patterson Crapper H. Laws Asbury Gardner Wesley Gardner Wm. Reed William T. Meek Kincade David Riley Hiram Hibbard William Stubbs Holton The articles are on the above listed web site or you can email me for a copy. I have spelled the names the way the paper spelled them, but good luck!

One of the newsgroup members, Jim, has graciously established a website where these articles will be available in their entirety. It is: _http://members.cox.net/barnesgen/Barnesville.html_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~schooling/Barnesville/Barnesville.html) What I will do is list the pages and the names I have for those pages. If you see a name you want to know more about go out to the web site and access that page. THANK YOU JIM! Page 11 Second Period From 1832 to 1852 4 Mercantile Houses: James Barnes & Sons, Hoyle & Green, Davenport & Gibson, Hicks, Wooton & Co., and Benjamin H. Mackall Grocer: Thomas D. Laws Hotels: John O. Parsons and Wm. Shankland Shoemakers: William Moore, William Hill, William Parsons, and Joseph Gardner Cabinetmakers: Nathan Riley, Archibald Cole and Samuel Kimbal Chair Factory: Issac Kineade Saddle and Harness Makers: Robert Mills & John Brown Tanneries: Robert Mills and Benjamin Mackal Blacksmiths: Snyder & Dawson, Aduddle & Francis, and John Bailey Silversmith: Hibbard Hatters: Panter (the rest is unreadable) Farm equipment and plowmakers: James McLeigh Tailors: William Mitten and Joseph Farley Physicians: Dr. Carolus Judkins and his son Joel. Tobacco Merchants: Jesse Judkins, Henry T. Barnes, Kelion Hager, and Allen Barnes Dry Goods: Kelion Hager and Adam Hentz Names also mentioned on this page are: Dr. Isaac Hoover 1834 Mercantile House of Hicks, Wooten and Co., failed. Bela Manahan Francis E. Uncles In 1834 Barnesville was expanded to include all of what was called “Calvert” . That is it for page 11. You can still email me if you want me to send you a copy of the page.

Thanks for the posting on Nathan Riley, Sandra! If anyone has connections to Nathan Riley, please contact me either through the list or e-mail (tim at capstack dot com) so we can share information! Nathan is my step-4-great-grandfather through his second wife, Elizabeth (Capstick) Wilson. -- TIm Capstack -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ .

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

It may be time to bring the "spam" remark and its aftermath to a close. I think we're all (or mostly) agreed that when a lister takes her own time to post extracted and genealogically relevant material from historic newspapers that served the county all are doing research in, it is a cause for celebration and giving thanks. The material is interesting, well summarized, and....most importantly for all listers, the posts are marked by relevant subject lines. If you're not interested in reading the Belmont list postings that involve material from the Barnesville, etc., papers--with dates!--then, by all means, delete the email. Another list I subscribe to, that for Blair Co., PA (Altoona area), has featured an outstanding contributor, Annie Whiteman, who has done TONS of extracted posts from the Altoona Mirror and other small papers from the Blair Co. area. Most Blair Co. listers are greatful for the immense time commitment that Annie has made there. The posts are searchable via Rootsweb's archiving system and the attendant search engine. The same will be true of the Belmont Co. posts. My Belmont Co. connections are pretty limited, and quite specific family-wise (Reuben and Nancy GRIMES FARRELL/ FERRELL of Morristown, variously recorded in both Kirkwood and Union Twps. in the mid-1800s). But, I know that there's always a chance that a newspaper extract from the timeframe these folks lived in just MIGHT mention a family member, or an allied line. I suspect that this will prove true for many other Belmont Co. listers. Keep up the good work. David Fletcher Richmond, VA

I'll gladly read anything that might shed some light on what it was like when my ancestors were in Belmont Co., and we really get excited when I find a name I recognize. So keep up the good work. Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jude" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2005 6:49 PM Subject: RE: [OHBELMON-L] Spam > I thought that spam was defined as unwanted messages. Genealogical and > historical data from the areas I am researching, whether applicable to my > own research or not, is always welcome data. I, for one, am grateful for > the efforts of those on mailing lists who are willing to devote so much of > their personal time to share with other list members the research they've > done. Thank You All. > > Judy Ramsay-Jensen in Wisconsin

>In 1802, Wm Hodgin and Wm Patten of GA arranged with Jonathan Taylor of Mt Pleasant, Jefferson Co, who lived at one time in Barnesbville, to secure a section of land in Warren twp for each of them, a section being the smallest acreage then subject to entry. They arrived early in 1803 with their families together with Wm's brother Stephen Hodgin and several others., and found the land already bought as previously arranged. Sandra Sandra. Would you please look in the index of your book, THE STORY OF > BARNESVILLE OHIO 1808-1940, for any reference to the names: > William HODGIN OR Stephen HODGIN > They were among the first Quaker group to come up from Wrightsville > Ohio to settle the Barnsville area in 1803. I had not heard of this > book before. Last year you did a look up for me in the CENTENNIAL > HISTORY OF BELMONT COUNTY. > Thank you for anything you might find on them. Stephen is my husband's > direct ancestor. Thanks for your help, > > Donna Williams Kentch in South Dakota > >

Hooray for you, Sandra. I couldn't have said it better (and didn't). Judy -----Original Message----- From: Sandra Ferguson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 10:39 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [OHBELMON-L] genealogical data The sharing of information from ANY source - whether reference books or newspapers, is what these lists are all about. They in NO WAY are SPAM. When we send information with genealogical data to individuals rather than everyone, we limit it to just one person - while, if we post it, it will then be available for everyone on the list to use, plus placed in the list archives for others to find and use later. The 'name of the game' is to get the most information to the most people, and generous folks like our fellow list member EBBurcher are to be thanked for taking the time to share their info with us.... I wonder, if you don't believe newspaper obits, marriages, births, area students of another era, etc, are valuable, what on earth DO you feel is worth sharing? Many may be interested in one or more of these items...if you're not, simply delete them. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Fox" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 10:47 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Spam >I am unsubscribing from this mailing list due to all of the spam. I > understand there are people that want the specific information in > regards to the Barnsville news paper. I however do not. I feel that > the people that want to send or receive that information should send > it privately. > > -- > You have come here from all over the world > Because society has no further use of you > This place will now become your holy bed until your death >