Dear Mrs or Ms Montrose, I appreciate the follow up and I am sorry I am just responding as I have just returned from holiday in Central Ohio. Thanks for all of the responses regarding this matter. Carol Montrose wrote: > Mr. Goins, I updated the marriages several months ago and included your > marriage submission. I just checked and the file evidently did not > override > the old file. I fixed that but the link is not working, I have an > appointment and have to leave, but will finish it when I return. Thank > you > for bringing it to my attention. I am actually working on updating more > recent submissions right now. > > Thanks again for the "heads up". > Carol > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Robert Goins" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 1:20 PM > Subject: [OHBELMON-L] RE: "Bel Mar" Marriages > > > > To Whom it May Concern: > > > > I have been trying since 02 February, 2003 to have this information > > included on the Belmont County, Ohio U.S. GenWeb page. Could someone > > tell me what it takes to get this listed? > > > > Robert Goins > > > > Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 8:04 PM > > Subject: "Bel Mar" > > > > To whom it may concern, > > > > I am writing to record the marriage of my great great great great > > grandparents, Michael A. Goins and Verlinda Payne Goins circa 1835. > This > > information comes from the Family History Center in Salt Lake City, > > Utah. It was recorded 17 May, 1835 in Belmont County, Ohio. The > table of > > contents list them on page 86. It is also referenced in my great great > > great grandfather's obituary in the newspaper The Enterprize circa > 1886. > > > > Robert Goins > > > > > > >

Any males with the surname of DRAKE that have NOT participated in the DRAKE DNA Project yet please consider it now. For more information about the project please contact Alan Drake at: [email protected] Thanks for your help! Sincerely, Pam Drake in IN.

This is what the bill is all about - preventing people from obtaining 'official' document copies to use as their doumentation in an attempt to create a new identity.. No one could use a newspaper obituary to prove who they are - that requires notarized copies from courthouses, and THIS is what the bill addresses; NOT simply finding out info on our ancestors in NON-official paperwork. Generally, the way it worked is that someone desiring a new identity, for whatever reason, went to the courthouse and 'went through' the death records, looking for a child who would have been around the same age as they are, if the child had lived.(They didn't pick names from a newspaper obit, for that person HAD an identity, credit cards, drivers license, family members, etc....a dead child HAD no identy, beyond birth and death.) They found a dead child's name and requested an official, notarized copy of that child's birth certificate.... armed with this, they could then get a drivers license, SS card, and the new identity was born. It's now much harder to do this, with multiple pieces of ID necessary, AND the courthouses not handing out notarized copies to just anyone! This, in no way will affect those who simply want the info for their genealogical research -they will still send you the data, just not in the official form. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonnie Burkhardt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 6:54 PM Subject: *** SPAM *** [OHBELMON-L] Re: About HR10 - Provisions restricting our access to birth records > Michigan already has these requiremtns and have had for some time. > I wonder if they will restrict what is stated in obits about birth dates? > After all, if someone wants to change identity, they pick a person that > would have been about the same age as themselves who is deceased. > > Bonnie Burkhardt bb86it at wideopenwest. dot com > Norton Internet Security is not compatible with Windows 98 and Compaq combo. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Richard Kinkead" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 10:47 PM > Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Fw: [IABOONE] About HR10 - Provisions restricting our > access to birth records > > > > Folks, > > > > I thought this Boone, IA, message bore repeating. > > > > However, I fail to see where it pertains to "inspection" of public > records, > > only copies. > > Did I miss something? > > Does "access" restrict one from researching died-off lines where there ARE > > no descendants? (Such as my Boone Co., great uncle, the last of whose > > descendants died off in Pottawattamie County in 1929?) > > > > I'm writing, and I hope we all do. > > > > Dick Kinkead > > Lantana, FL > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Andy or Annie Utick" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 7:02 PM > > Subject: [IABOONE] About HR10 - Provisions restricting our access to birth > > records > > > > > > > > > > Hello, fellow researchers, > > > > > > I've recently learned of a bill moving swiftly through the U. S. > > > House of Representatives that would severely restrict our access to > birth > > > records, even those kept by counties and states, in the name of > > > "security." We genealogists (and any other citizens) would have access > > > only if we are the "registrant" (it's our own record), or are named in > the > > > document. If we don't meet those criteria, we would have to meet > "minimum > > > standards for issuance of a birth certificate to specific family > members, > > > their authorized representatives, and others who demonstrate that the > > > certificate is needed for the protection of the requestor's personal or > > > property rights." > > > > > > You might be interested in reading the actual language of this > > > bill. It can be found at http://thomas.loc.gov./ Put in the number of > the > > > bill (HR10) on the home page, where it says "Bill Number." Once on the > > > page where the bill starts, find the part about birth records using > "Find > > > on this page." > > > > > > It is my understanding that David Rencher, Chairman of the > Record > > > Access and Preservation Committee, a joint committee of the National > > > Genealogical Society and Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS), has > > > sent a letter to the bill's sponsor, Congressman Dennis Hastert, > > > recommending an amendment to the bill as follows: > > > > > > "However, nothing in this Chapter 2 shall be construed to require a > State > > > to change its law with respect to public access to (A) non-certified > > > copies of birth certificates, or to (B) birth certificates or birth > > > records once a period of 100 years has elapsed from the date of creation > > > of the certificate or record." > > > > > > A copy of the entire letter is available on the FGS site at > > > www.fgs.org/rpa/formalactions.htm. > > > > > > Because this bill is moving toward passage so quickly, it is > urged > > > that the genealogical community take action immediately and let their > > > representatives know that they are in support of David Rencher's > proposed > > > amendment and the FGS position in this important matter. To find your > > > state representative's contact information, go to: > > > > > > www.house.gov/writerep/ > > > > > > > > ==== IABOONE Mailing List ==== > > > Visit the Boone County IAGenWeb message boards at > > > http://iagenweb.org/boards/boone/queries/index.cgi. View or post > Queries, > > Obits, Biographies and other genealogical Documents. > > > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.802 / Virus Database: 545 - Release Date: 11/26/04 >

Can anyone tell me about the William Heiser family? When did William die and what became of his children? 1880 Belmont Co. OH Warren Twp, pg 447 Heiser, Sedonia 47 b. VA (still in Belmont Co. in 1900) Emma 20 b. VA Annie 19 b. VA (married Bair, still in Belmont Co in 1900)) Jennie 17 b. VA Charles 15 b. VA Ross 12 b. OH James 9 b. OH May 7 b. OH (still in Belmont Co. in 1900) John 3 b. OH Thomas Bair 1/12, grandson b. OH 1870 Belmont Co OH Bellaire Twp, pg 223A Dwelling #701 William Hyser 38 b. VA Sedonia (Shank / Shanks) 37 b. VA Emma 10 b. VA Anne 9 b. VA Jinnie 8 b. VA Charles 5 b. VA Ross 3 b. OH Shank Julia A. 64 b. VA (died 24 May 1878 Wheeling Twp, Belmont Co., OH) 1860 Bath Co. VA Cleeks Mills pg 259 Dwelling #239 William J. Heiser 27 b. VA Segonia 26 b. VA Emma V. 10/12 b. VA Dwelling #240 Julia A. Shanks 50 b. VA Lewis D. Shanks 28 b. VA (Lee Shanks living in Bath Co. VA in 1910) 1850 Rockbridge Co. VA Dist 51 1/2 pg 350 Dwelling #268 John Doyle 56 b. PA Julia Shanks 50 (age is wrong) b. VA, widow of John Shanks Lee 18 b. VA Sedonia 16 b. VA

Michigan already has these requiremtns and have had for some time. I wonder if they will restrict what is stated in obits about birth dates? After all, if someone wants to change identity, they pick a person that would have been about the same age as themselves who is deceased. Bonnie Burkhardt bb86it at wideopenwest. dot com Norton Internet Security is not compatible with Windows 98 and Compaq combo. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Kinkead" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 10:47 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Fw: [IABOONE] About HR10 - Provisions restricting our access to birth records > Folks, > > I thought this Boone, IA, message bore repeating. > > However, I fail to see where it pertains to "inspection" of public records, > only copies. > Did I miss something? > Does "access" restrict one from researching died-off lines where there ARE > no descendants? (Such as my Boone Co., great uncle, the last of whose > descendants died off in Pottawattamie County in 1929?) > > I'm writing, and I hope we all do. > > Dick Kinkead > Lantana, FL > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Andy or Annie Utick" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 7:02 PM > Subject: [IABOONE] About HR10 - Provisions restricting our access to birth > records > > > > > > Hello, fellow researchers, > > > > I've recently learned of a bill moving swiftly through the U. S. > > House of Representatives that would severely restrict our access to birth > > records, even those kept by counties and states, in the name of > > "security." We genealogists (and any other citizens) would have access > > only if we are the "registrant" (it's our own record), or are named in the > > document. If we don't meet those criteria, we would have to meet "minimum > > standards for issuance of a birth certificate to specific family members, > > their authorized representatives, and others who demonstrate that the > > certificate is needed for the protection of the requestor's personal or > > property rights." > > > > You might be interested in reading the actual language of this > > bill. It can be found at http://thomas.loc.gov./ Put in the number of the > > bill (HR10) on the home page, where it says "Bill Number." Once on the > > page where the bill starts, find the part about birth records using "Find > > on this page." > > > > It is my understanding that David Rencher, Chairman of the Record > > Access and Preservation Committee, a joint committee of the National > > Genealogical Society and Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS), has > > sent a letter to the bill's sponsor, Congressman Dennis Hastert, > > recommending an amendment to the bill as follows: > > > > "However, nothing in this Chapter 2 shall be construed to require a State > > to change its law with respect to public access to (A) non-certified > > copies of birth certificates, or to (B) birth certificates or birth > > records once a period of 100 years has elapsed from the date of creation > > of the certificate or record." > > > > A copy of the entire letter is available on the FGS site at > > www.fgs.org/rpa/formalactions.htm. > > > > Because this bill is moving toward passage so quickly, it is urged > > that the genealogical community take action immediately and let their > > representatives know that they are in support of David Rencher's proposed > > amendment and the FGS position in this important matter. To find your > > state representative's contact information, go to: > > > > www.house.gov/writerep/ > > > > > ==== IABOONE Mailing List ==== > > Visit the Boone County IAGenWeb message boards at > > http://iagenweb.org/boards/boone/queries/index.cgi. View or post Queries, > Obits, Biographies and other genealogical Documents. > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.802 / Virus Database: 545 - Release Date: 11/26/04

If you'll read the entire bill you'll see that it is, in actuality, only referring to 'official' copies, in an attempt to keep them from being used as proof for a living person, wishing to create a 'new' identity. It i, no way will limit people from seeking the information on their ancestors for their genealogical research, and making NON-OFFICIAL copies. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Kinkead" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 10:47 PM Subject: *** SPAM *** [OHBELMON-L] Fw: [IABOONE] About HR10 - Provisions restricting our access to birth records > Folks, > > I thought this Boone, IA, message bore repeating. > > However, I fail to see where it pertains to "inspection" of public records, > only copies. > Did I miss something? > Does "access" restrict one from researching died-off lines where there ARE > no descendants? (Such as my Boone Co., great uncle, the last of whose > descendants died off in Pottawattamie County in 1929?) > > I'm writing, and I hope we all do. > > Dick Kinkead > Lantana, FL > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Andy or Annie Utick" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 7:02 PM > Subject: [IABOONE] About HR10 - Provisions restricting our access to birth > records > > > > > > Hello, fellow researchers, > > > > I've recently learned of a bill moving swiftly through the U. S. > > House of Representatives that would severely restrict our access to birth > > records, even those kept by counties and states, in the name of > > "security." We genealogists (and any other citizens) would have access > > only if we are the "registrant" (it's our own record), or are named in the > > document. If we don't meet those criteria, we would have to meet "minimum > > standards for issuance of a birth certificate to specific family members, > > their authorized representatives, and others who demonstrate that the > > certificate is needed for the protection of the requestor's personal or > > property rights." > > > > You might be interested in reading the actual language of this > > bill. It can be found at http://thomas.loc.gov./ Put in the number of the > > bill (HR10) on the home page, where it says "Bill Number." Once on the > > page where the bill starts, find the part about birth records using "Find > > on this page." > > > > It is my understanding that David Rencher, Chairman of the Record > > Access and Preservation Committee, a joint committee of the National > > Genealogical Society and Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS), has > > sent a letter to the bill's sponsor, Congressman Dennis Hastert, > > recommending an amendment to the bill as follows: > > > > "However, nothing in this Chapter 2 shall be construed to require a State > > to change its law with respect to public access to (A) non-certified > > copies of birth certificates, or to (B) birth certificates or birth > > records once a period of 100 years has elapsed from the date of creation > > of the certificate or record." > > > > A copy of the entire letter is available on the FGS site at > > www.fgs.org/rpa/formalactions.htm. > > > > Because this bill is moving toward passage so quickly, it is urged > > that the genealogical community take action immediately and let their > > representatives know that they are in support of David Rencher's proposed > > amendment and the FGS position in this important matter. To find your > > state representative's contact information, go to: > > > > www.house.gov/writerep/ > > > > > ==== IABOONE Mailing List ==== > > Visit the Boone County IAGenWeb message boards at > > http://iagenweb.org/boards/boone/queries/index.cgi. View or post Queries, > Obits, Biographies and other genealogical Documents. >

Folks, I thought this Boone, IA, message bore repeating. However, I fail to see where it pertains to "inspection" of public records, only copies. Did I miss something? Does "access" restrict one from researching died-off lines where there ARE no descendants? (Such as my Boone Co., great uncle, the last of whose descendants died off in Pottawattamie County in 1929?) I'm writing, and I hope we all do. Dick Kinkead Lantana, FL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andy or Annie Utick" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 7:02 PM Subject: [IABOONE] About HR10 - Provisions restricting our access to birth records > > Hello, fellow researchers, > > I've recently learned of a bill moving swiftly through the U. S. > House of Representatives that would severely restrict our access to birth > records, even those kept by counties and states, in the name of > "security." We genealogists (and any other citizens) would have access > only if we are the "registrant" (it's our own record), or are named in the > document. If we don't meet those criteria, we would have to meet "minimum > standards for issuance of a birth certificate to specific family members, > their authorized representatives, and others who demonstrate that the > certificate is needed for the protection of the requestor's personal or > property rights." > > You might be interested in reading the actual language of this > bill. It can be found at http://thomas.loc.gov./ Put in the number of the > bill (HR10) on the home page, where it says "Bill Number." Once on the > page where the bill starts, find the part about birth records using "Find > on this page." > > It is my understanding that David Rencher, Chairman of the Record > Access and Preservation Committee, a joint committee of the National > Genealogical Society and Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS), has > sent a letter to the bill's sponsor, Congressman Dennis Hastert, > recommending an amendment to the bill as follows: > > "However, nothing in this Chapter 2 shall be construed to require a State > to change its law with respect to public access to (A) non-certified > copies of birth certificates, or to (B) birth certificates or birth > records once a period of 100 years has elapsed from the date of creation > of the certificate or record." > > A copy of the entire letter is available on the FGS site at > www.fgs.org/rpa/formalactions.htm. > > Because this bill is moving toward passage so quickly, it is urged > that the genealogical community take action immediately and let their > representatives know that they are in support of David Rencher's proposed > amendment and the FGS position in this important matter. To find your > state representative's contact information, go to: > > www.house.gov/writerep/ > > ==== IABOONE Mailing List ==== > Visit the Boone County IAGenWeb message boards at > http://iagenweb.org/boards/boone/queries/index.cgi. View or post Queries, Obits, Biographies and other genealogical Documents.

Looking for anyone that has a connection to James W Getchell & Ciscelliar Cochran from Belmont Co., Bellaire, Ohio. looking for his daughter Mary Getchell born 1894 she married John Livingston had 2 daughters Martha & Dorothy. I find them in the 1920 census in Lawrence Co. Iron City, Ohio Sherry

I found a Benjamin Pollock 1886 ae 71 in Flushing City Cemetery, Belmont Co., OH. ----- Original Message ----- From: "John William Lindsay" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 6:49 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Benjamin Pollock > EUREKA!!! > > I am pretty certain that I have located Benjamin and Ann Pollock in > Belmont > County in 1860 in Flushing Township. He was working as a Coal Digger. > His > wife Ann was listed AFTER their oldest daughter in the census, which threw > me off, but this is a big find for me, since Ann Norman Pollock is the > only > sister of my gg grandmother, Margaret Norman Lindsay that I am absolutely > certain of. Does anyone have access to cemetery or death records? I > cannot find her in 1870, (or Benjamin for that matter). I have found some > marriages under the daughters names, Rachel Amy and Mary Jane Pollock, but > I > believe Thomas may have been deaf, since there is a Thomas Pollock in the > School for the Deaf and Dumb in Columbus in 1860, and he is the only one > of > the correct age in Ohio at that time, (at least that I can find a census > listing for) > > If anyone can help, please let me know!! > > Have a great Thanksgiving. > > JWL >

EUREKA!!! I am pretty certain that I have located Benjamin and Ann Pollock in Belmont County in 1860 in Flushing Township. He was working as a Coal Digger. His wife Ann was listed AFTER their oldest daughter in the census, which threw me off, but this is a big find for me, since Ann Norman Pollock is the only sister of my gg grandmother, Margaret Norman Lindsay that I am absolutely certain of. Does anyone have access to cemetery or death records? I cannot find her in 1870, (or Benjamin for that matter). I have found some marriages under the daughters names, Rachel Amy and Mary Jane Pollock, but I believe Thomas may have been deaf, since there is a Thomas Pollock in the School for the Deaf and Dumb in Columbus in 1860, and he is the only one of the correct age in Ohio at that time, (at least that I can find a census listing for) If anyone can help, please let me know!! Have a great Thanksgiving. JWL

I have not asked in a while, so I will shoot this out one more time. I would appreciate any information on the family of Isaac Norman, who lived in Pease Township from about 1800 until after 1850. I would also like any information anyone may have on Joseph Lindsay who lived in Wheeling Township around 1820. I have the census references, but not much more. Specifically, I am looking for the parents of John B. Lindsay and Margaret Norman, who were married in Smithfield Twp. Jefferson County in May, 1840. My G grandfather was their oldest son, and he said many times that he was born "across the Ohio from Wheeling (West) Virginia" in 1842. I do not know for certain who either of these folks parents are, but I would sure like any information out there. Thanks in advance for your help John William Lindsay Accompanying lines are Lindsay, Chaney, Alberson, Johnston, Norman and others.

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An unsourced family history says: In the 1820's Elias SMITH, a Presbyterian b 1768 NJ, and wife Nancy FOSTER b 1773 NJ came to Belmont co., Ohio from Pennsylvania with 7 of their 8 children b 1795-1813. Elias reputedly died 24 May 1833, buried Crabapple Cemetery, Uniontown. I find him only in the 1830 Uniontown census. Widow Nancy died 1860 Illinois. Can anyone confirm Elias Smith's death and burial? Does he appear in any Belmont co. records? I've confirmed most of Elias's children, which may assist someone in sorting Belmont county Smiths. All daughters married in Belmont county. Children: 1. Mary Smith b 1795 NJ m 1835 Allen Stewart. 2. William Smith b 1797 NJ m circa 1820 Martha Laird, stayed in PA. 3. Jane Smith b 1799 NJ m. 1848 Abraham Lash, his 2nd wife. 4. Ruth Smith b 1801 PA m 1824 John Whetzel/Wetzel. 5. Amy Smith b b 1805 PA m 1825 Stephen Wilson, > 1837 Bureau co, IL. 6. Andrew Foster Smith b 1808 PA > 1837 Bureau co, IL, m 1838 IL Lucy Chamberlain. 7. Eliza Smith b 1810 PA m 1835 John Walter > 1837 Bureau co, IL. 8. Lydia E. Smith b 1813 PA m 1835 John Warfield, his 1st wife > 1856 Bureau co, IL. I'll share anything I have on these Smiths. Justine

For those of you with New England ancestors; The New England Historical and Genealogical Register database on New England Ancestors.org will be free from Thursday, November 25 through Sunday, November 28, 2004. So, take advantage of it while you can. http://www.newenglandancestors.org/ Sandra

If you have further information on any of these folks, I'd sure like to correspond with you. I'll be glad to share my other data with you. I'm especially interested in learning the parents and siblings of Jacob's father, John Martin, and of Jacob's mother, Susanna (Ourie/Urey). John Martin was born about 1774 in "Little York" county, PA. He died about 1847, probably in Licking Co., OH. Susanna was born about 1777, possibly in PA and died about 1818 in PA or OH. John Martin remarried to Margaret Messencope on 11 Feb 1819 in Belmont Co., OH. SAMUEL MARTIN was born on 1 Apr 1799. He was the son of John and Susanna (Ourie/Urey) Martin. John was born about 1774 in "Little" York Co., PA and died about 1847, probably in Licking Co., OH. Susanna was born about 1777, probably in PA and died about 1818 in PA or OH. John Martin remarried to Margaret Messencope on 11 Feb 1819 in Belmont Co., OH. Samuel was baptized on 30 Aug 1800 at Christ Evangelical Lutheran, York, York Co., PA. He married Susannah Worley, daughter of Thomas M. and and Mary (Walker) Worley , on 15 Aug 1822 at Harrison Co., OH. Sam died on 5 Feb 1873 at Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH, at age 73. He was buried about 7 Feb 1873 at Cadiz Union Cemetery, Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. Samuel Martin was recorded in the census in 1830 at Athens Twp., Harrison Co., OH; again in the census in 1840 at Short Creek Twp., Harrison Co., OH and in the census on 13 Aug 1850 at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. Alo in Cadiz Twp. at this time was the family of Arthur and Margaret (URIE) Martin who had migrated from Lancaster Co., PA. Samuel and Susannah Martin released to Sam's half-brother, Benjamin Martin, their "...title, interest and estate..." in the estate of Sam's father, John Martin. Samuel is listed in the final settlement of John Martin's estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. Samuel Martin was recorded in the census on 1 Jun 1860 and 4 Jun 1870 at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz Town, Harrison Co., OH. On 5 Feb 1873, a Samuel Martin died in Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH at 73 years of age. He was buried in Cadiz Union Cemetery. He is buried next to Susannah Martin and assumed to be the son of John & Susanna (Ourie) Martin. --If you have more accurate information, I would very much like to know about it.-- Children of Samuel17991 Martin and Susannah Worley: i. THOMAS was born in 1825 at prob Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. He appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of Samuel Martin at Short Creek Twp., Harrison Co., OH and on the census of 13 Aug 1850 in the household of Samuel Martin at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. He died after 13 Aug 1850. ii. MARY A. was born between 1829 and 1830 at prob Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 4 Jun 1870 in the household of Samuel1799 Martin at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz P.O., Harrison, OH. Mary appeared on the census of 16 Jun 1880 in the household of her mother Susannah Worley at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. No record of a marriage for her was found. She died after 1880 at prob Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. Mary A. Martin was not identified in the census of 1900. iii. JOHN was born in 1831 at prob Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. He appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of Samuel1799 Martin at Short Creek Twp., Harrison Co., OH and appeared on the census of 13 Aug 1850 in the household of Samuel Martin at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. He died after 13 Aug 1850. iv. MARGARETTA was born in 1833 at prob Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 13 Aug 1850 in the household of Samuel Martin at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. Margaretta was recorded in the census on 2 Jun 1860 and the census of 1 Jun 1870 at Cadiz Town, Harrison Co., OH. She was recorded in the census on 12 Jun 1880, still single, at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. She was not identified in the 1900 Census. She died after 12 Jun 1880, probably at Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. v. JAMES was born in 1834 at prob Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. He still appeared on the census of 4 Jun 1870 in the household of Samuel1799 Martin at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz P.O., Harrison, OH. He appeared on the census of 16 Jun 1880 in the household of Susannah Worley at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. He died after 16 Jun 1880 probably in Ohio. James was not identified in the 1900 census of OH. vi. ELIZABETH was born in May 1835 probably in Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. She appeared on the censuses of 13 Aug 1850, 1 Jun 1860 and 1 Jun 1870 in the household of Samuel Martin at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. After her father died in 1873, she appeared on the census of 16 Jun 1880 and 14 Jun 1900 in the household of her mother Susannah at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. Apparently, Elizabeth did not marry. Elizabeth Martin and her sister Susan were recorded living together in the Census on 25 Apr 1910 at Cadiz Village, Harrison Co., OH. She died on 2 Mar 1911 probably in Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH, at age 75. She was buried circa 5 Mar 1911 at Union Cemetery, Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. vii. DANIEL was born circa 1839 probably in Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. He married Mary Worley circa 1865. He appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of Samuel Martin at Short Creek Twp., Harrison Co., OH and on the census of 13 Aug 1850 and 1 Jun 1860 in the household of Samuel Martin at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. By the 1870 census, Daniel and Mary had married and were recorded in the household of Dan's father Samuel Martin at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz Town, Harrison Co., OH. Daniel and Mary Martin were recorded in their own home for the census on 21 Jun 1880 at Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. Daniel died after 21 Jun 1880 probably in Harrison Co., OH. viii. SUSAN was born in Apr 1840 probably in Short Creek Twp., Harrison Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 4 Jun 1870 in the household of her parents at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz P.O., Harrison, OH. Following her father's death in 1873 she appeared on the census of 16 Jun 1880 in the household of her mother Susannah at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. Susan was recorded in the census on 14 Jun 1900 at Cadiz Twp., Cadiz Village, Harrison Co., OH and appeared on the census of 25 Apr 1910 in the household of her older sister Elizabeth Martin at Cadiz Village, Harrison Co., OH. Apparently, neither sister married. Susan died circa 20 Feb 1920 at Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH. She was buried on 23 Feb 1920 at Cadiz Union Cem., Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH. If you have any other knowledge, or better data about any of these folks, I'd really like to correspond with you and share what I have. -Bill Martin Denver, CO [email protected]

Mr. Goins, I updated the marriages several months ago and included your marriage submission. I just checked and the file evidently did not override the old file. I fixed that but the link is not working, I have an appointment and have to leave, but will finish it when I return. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. I am actually working on updating more recent submissions right now. Thanks again for the "heads up". Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Goins" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 1:20 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] RE: "Bel Mar" Marriages > To Whom it May Concern: > > I have been trying since 02 February, 2003 to have this information > included on the Belmont County, Ohio U.S. GenWeb page. Could someone > tell me what it takes to get this listed? > > Robert Goins > > Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 8:04 PM > Subject: "Bel Mar" > > To whom it may concern, > > I am writing to record the marriage of my great great great great > grandparents, Michael A. Goins and Verlinda Payne Goins circa 1835. This > information comes from the Family History Center in Salt Lake City, > Utah. It was recorded 17 May, 1835 in Belmont County, Ohio. The table of > contents list them on page 86. It is also referenced in my great great > great grandfather's obituary in the newspaper The Enterprize circa 1886. > > Robert Goins > > >

If you have further information on any of these folks, I'd sure like to correspond with you. I'll be glad to share other data with you. I'm especially interested in learning the parents and other children of Susanna MARTIN's father, John MARTIN, as well as the parents and other children of her mother, Susanna OURIE/UREY. SUSANNA MARTIN was born on 3 Mar 1804 at PA. Her common name was Susan Martin. She was the daughter of John and Susanna (Ourie/Urey) Martin. John was born about 1774 in "Little" York Co., PA and died about 1847, probably in Licking Co., OH. Susanna was born about 1777, probably in PA and died about 1818 in PA or OH. John Martin remarried to Margaret Messencope on 11 Feb 1819 in Belmont Co., OH. Susanna married Thomas S. Dillehay, son of Benjamin1778 Dillehay and Rachel Slater, on 1 Feb 1827 at Guernsey Co., OH. They continued to live in Guernsey Co. through the 1830-1850 censuses. Susannah, her sisters Rachel and Angeline [Anne] were all listed as living in Guernsey Co., OH on 3 July 1858 [in the estate settlement of their father John Martin, Licking Co., OH]. Susannah is listed in final settlement of John Martin's estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. After the erection of Noble Co. in 1851 she and husband Thomas appeared on the census of 22 Jun 1860 at Enoch Twp, Noble, Ohio. and remained there through the census of 1870. Susanna died on 29 Jun 1874 at Enoch Twp, Noble, Ohio, at age 70. She was buried 31 June 1874 at St. Marys Fulda, Enoch Twp, Noble Co., Ohio. Children of Susanna Martin and Thomas S. Dillehay : i. Two unnamed females were born between 1827 and 1830 and appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of Thomas S. and Susanna Dillehay at Oxford Twp., Guernsey Co., OH. They died before 1840 at Guernsey Co., OH. ii. BENJAMIN M was born on 28 Nov 1830 at OH. He was baptized on 12 May 1831 at St. John Catholic Church, Zanesville, Muskingum, Ohio. On 9 Feb 1854 at Noble Co., OH he married Catherine Ann McClaskey, daughter of Joseph McClaskey and Mary (Maiden Surname Unknown) McClaskey. Benjamin and Catherine were recorded in the census on 9 Aug 1870 at Enoch Twp., Noble Co., OH and again in 1880 and 1900 at Enoch Twp, Noble Co., OH. Benjamin died on 26 Apr 1905 at Noble Co., OH, at age 74 and was buried ca 28 Apr 1905 at South Olive Cemetery, Noble Co., OH. iii. MARGARET J was born circa 1832 at OH. She married Jesse Brown on 6 Jan 1854 in Noble Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 22 Jun 1860 and again on 10 Aug 1870 with Jesse Brown at Enoch Twp., Noble Co., OH. They were not identified in the 1880 census in any state. iv. JOHN M was born in Aug 1832 at Guernsey Co., OH. He married Minerva Hughey on 5 Dec 1878 at Guernsey Co., OH. They had no children. He appeared on the censuses of 1840-1870 in the household of his father Thomas S. Dillehay at Enoch Twp., Noble Co., OH. John M. and Minerva Dillehay were recorded in the census on 18 Jun 1900 at Enoch Twp., Noble Co., OH. John died circa 1905. v. MARY EMALINE was born circa 1837 at OH. Her common name was EMALINE DILLEHAY. She appeared on the censuses of 1840 and 1850 in the household of her father Thomas S. Dillehay at Millwood Twp., Guernsey Co., OH. By the census of 22 Jun 1860, she was shown in the household of Thomas S. Dillehay at Enoch Twp, Noble, Ohio. She married John Carnell on 22 May 1862 at Noble Co., OH and died on 9 May 1865. vi. THOMAS J was born circa 1839 at OH. He married Sarah Catherine Vaughn on 1 Dec 1870 at Noble Co., OH. He appeared on the censuses of 1840-1850 in the household of his father Thomas S. Dillehay at Millwood Twp., Guernsey Co., OH. and on the censuses of 1860 and 1870 in the same household but at Enoch Twp, Noble, Ohio. Thomas J. and Sarah Dillehay were recorded in the census on 2 Jun 1880 at Enoch Twp., Noble Co., OH. I'll be glad to share other data with you if there are people of interest to you in this family. And if you have any clue about who the parents, brothers and sisters were of John MARTIN and Susanna OURIE/UREY, [Susanna (MARTIN) Dillehay's grandparents] I'd surely appreciate the tip. -Bill Martin Denver, CO [email protected]

If you have further information on any of these folks, I'd sure like to correspond with you. I'll be glad to share other data with you. I'm especially interested in learning the parents and siblings of Rachel MARTIN's father, John MARTIN, and of her mother, Susanna OURIE/UREY. RACHEL MARTIN was born circa 1806 at PA. He was the daughter of John and Susanna (Ourie/Urey) Martin. John was orn about 1774 in "Little" York Co., PA and died about 1847, probably in Licking Co., OH. Susanna was born about 1777, probably in PA and died about 1818 in PA or OH. John Martin remarried to Margaret Messencope on 11 Feb 1819 in Belmont Co., OH. Rachel married Reason Burdett Sr, son of William Burdett and Rosa Fitzgerald, on 17 Mar 1833 at Harrison Co., OH. Reason had previously been married to Sophia Spencer. Rachel and Reason Burdett Sr. appeared on the census of 1840 in Flushing Twp., Belmont Co., OH. Rachel is listed in final settlement of her father, John Martin's, estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. She was recorded in the census on 16 Aug 1860 at Kirkwood Twp., Belmont Co., OH. Her husbnd had died by then. Rachel died in 1885 possibly in Belmont Co., OH. She was buried in 1885 at Bethel M.E. Church, Warren Twp., Belmont Co., OH. Children of Rachel Martin and Reason Burdett Sr : i. MALINDA was born circa 1836 at OH. Her common name was Belinda. She married Jonathon Payne Jr, son of Jonathon Payne Sr and Martha Bonaham, on 6 Dec 1858 at Belmont Co, OH. Malinda appeared on the census of 4 Sep 1850 in the household of Reason Burdett Sr at Union Twp., Belmont Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 25 Aug 1860 as the wife of Jonathon Payne Jr at Flushing Twp., P.O. Rock Hill, Belmont Co., OH. She was recorded on the census of 17 Jun 1880 with Jonathon Payne Jr at Warren Twp., Belmont Co., OH. Malinda Payne was recorded in the census on 5 Jun 1900 at Warren Twp., West Pct., Belmont Co., OH. Jonathon had died about 1897. Malinda died in 1908 at Belmont Co., OH. She was buried in 1908 at Bethel M.E. Church Warren Twp., Belmont Co., OH. ii. MINERVA was born circa 1837 at OH. She married John Wineman on 21 Mar 1857 at Brown Co., IN. She appeared on the census of 27 Jul 1860 in the household of John Wineman at Hamblen Twp., P.O. Mt. Mariah & Cleona, Brown Co., IN; then they moved and appeared on the census of 9 Aug 1870 at Ninevah Twp., Edinburg, P.O., Johnson Co., IN. Minerva Burdett was recorded in the census on 1 Jun 1900 at Centre Twp., Marion Co., IN. Her husband, John, had died about 1875. Minerva died on 24 Dec 1908. She was buried on 28 Dec 1908 at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN. iii. REZIN was born in 1837 at OH. He married Mary C. Fox, daughter of Mary (Maiden Surname Unknown) Fox, on 17 Feb 1864 at Belmont Co., OH. Rezin Burdett Jr and Mary were recorded in the census on 6 Jun 1900 at Center Twp., Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN. He was not recorded in the Census in 1910. Mary was recorded, living with her son-in-law in Greene Co., IN Rezin died circa 1905 probably in IN. iv. HENRY was born between 1839 and 1841 at OH. He married Martha Dunn circa 1863. Henry Burdett and wife Martha were recorded in the census on 20 Jun 1870 at Wayne Twp., Bridgeport P.O., Marion Co., IN. Martha died ca. 1875. On 15 June 1878, Henry remarried to Mary Cossen. This was her second marriage also. Henry and Mary Burdett were recorded in the census on 11 Jun 1880 at Wayne Twp., Marion Co., IN. Henry Burdett was not found in the censusof 1900 for IN and is assumed to have died ca 1890. v. JOHN was born in 1843 at OH. He appeared on the census of 4 Sep 1850 in the household of Reason Burdett Sr at Union Twp., Belmont Co., OH. He appeared on the census of 16 Aug 1860 in the household of Rachel 1806 Martin at Kirkwood Twp., Belmont Co., OH. A search for John Burdett in the census of 1880 did not find him. vi. NAOMI was born circa 1845 at Belmont Co., OH. She married Thomas Brister on 19 Oct 1871 at Belmont Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 4 Sep 1850 in the household of Reason Burdett Sr at Union Twp., Belmont Co., OH and again on the census of 25 Aug 1860 but then in the household of Allen Dunn. She appeared on the census of 12 Aug 1870, still in the household of Allen Dunn at Flushing Twp., Belmont Co., OH. She was recorded in the census on 22 Jun 1880 at Richland Twp., County Infirmary, Belmont Co., OH 1880 Census, Ohio, Belmont Co., Richland Twp., County Infirmary, ink-stamp page 352A, ED 30, sheet 33 22 June 1880 Brister [incorrectly enumerated as Blister], Naomia, 35, married, b. OH, Fa. b. MD, Mo. b. OH; cannot write Enumerated 2 pages later, evidently in a children's section of the Infirmary: Ida, 8, b. OH, Fa. b. unknown, Mo. b. OH; attended school within the calendar year Blister, male, 3 mo, b. Feb, b. OH, Fa. b. unknown, Mo. b. OH. Naomi died circa 1890 probably at Belmont Co., OH. vii. ULYSSES was born in 1849 at OH. He married Mary Ann Bennett on 21 Aug 1883 at Marion Co., IN. He appeared on the census of 16 Aug 1860 in the household of his mother Rachel at Kirkwood Twp., Belmont Co., OH and appeared on the census of 20 Jun 1870 in the household of his brother, Rezin Burdett Jr, at Wayne Twp., Marion Co., IN. He was recorded in the census of 1880 at Carbon Co., WY. Ulysses was not found in the US for the 1900 Census, using various spellings of Ulysses. Mary Ann Burdett was not found either. Ulysses was not found in any state of the U.S. in 1910. I'll be glad to share other data with you if there are people of interest to you in this family. And if you have any clue about who the parents, brothers and sisters were of John MARTIN and Susanna OURIE/UREY, [Rachel (MARTIN) BURDETT's grandparents] I'd surely appreciate the tip. -Bill Martin Denver, CO [email protected]

If you have any interest in the following persons, I'd surely like to correspond with you. I have other data that I'll be glad to share. My primary goal is to learn the parents and sibilings of this John Martin and of this Susanna Ourie/Urey. Any help you can provide will be most welcome. John MARTIN was born ca. 1774 in "Little York" Co., PA; d. ca. 1848, possibly in or near Fallsbury Twp., Licking Co., OH. He was born "...of Irish parents who immigrated in an early day", perhaps about 1740-1770. That characterization in quotes from "Valley of the Upper Maumee" River", is largely correct. They probably were Scots-Irish [Martin family oral tradition] who originated in Scotland and then immigrated to Northern Ireland, then to SE Pennsylvania. John married Susa[nna] OURIE/ UREY/ ULREY/ URY/ ORY ca. 1797. Her family most likely lived in PA, probably in or near York or Lancaster Co. Susanna was born ca. 1776, died ca. 1818, in PA or in Belmont Co., OH. John married Margaret Messencope, daughter of Christopher and Magaretha Messencope on 11 Feb 1819 at Belmont Co., OH. John Martin was recorded in the census in 1820 at York Twp., Belmont Co, OH. He was shown on the Tax Roll in 1825 at Guernsey Co., OH. He was named in a land contract on 30 Dec 1826 at Marietta, Washington, OH. [John may have bought land through the Federal Marietta Land Office.] John was recorded in the census in 1830 at Beaver Twp., Guernsey Co., OH. For some reason, he and Margaret Messencope lived on 15 Oct 1830 at Ohio Co., VA according to court records. John Martin was named in a Deed on 10 May 1831 at Guernsey Co., OH. He was named in a land contract on 23 Jul 1833 at the Federal Land Office, Zanesville, Muskingum, Ohio, for land in Licking County, Fallsbury Twp., OH, the E 1/2, SE 1/4, Sec 19, T4, R 10. He was named in a land contract on 18 Dec 1833 at Zanesville, Muskingum, Ohio, for additional land in Fallsbury Twp., the SW 1/4, SE 1/4, Sec 19, T4, R10; and on 15 Jan 1836 at Zanesville, Muskingum, Ohio, additional land for that farm, the NW 1/4, SE 1/4; Sec 19,T4,R10. He appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of Jonathon Martin [one of his eldest sons] at Fallsbury Twp, Licking Co., OH, suggesting that John was physically infirm. From court records, it appears that John may have died around 1847. No death record nor burial site has been found (19 Nov 2004). John and Susanna had nine children born in PA; names and birthdates are known for seven: i. CHILD 1 OF 2 UNNAMED CHILDREN was born between 1797 and 1820. He/she died before 1820. ii. CHILD 2 OF 2 UNNAMED CHILDREN was born between 1797 and 1820. He/she died before 1820. iii. SAMUEL was born on 1 Apr 1799. He was baptized on 30 Aug 1800 at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, York, York Co., PA. He married Susannah Worley, daughter of Thomas M. Worley and Mary Walker, on 15 Aug 1822 at Harrison Co., OH. He died on 5 Feb 1873 at Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH, at age 73. He was buried circa 7 Feb 1873 at Cadiz Union Cemetery, Cadiz Twp., Harrison Co., OH together with his wife Susanna who lived 1800-1884. iv. MARGARET was born circa 1800 at PA. She married John Morrison, son of William Morrison and Malinda SurNmUnk, on 22 Dec 1821 at Harrison Co., OH. She signed her name as "PEGGY MARTIN." She died circa 1836 at probably Noble Co., OH. She was buried circa 1836 at Old Sharonville or Crum Ridge Cem., prob Noble Co., OH. Margaret's children [but not Margaret or her husband John] are listed in the final settlement of John Martin's estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. Those court records show the children all living in Noble Co. in 1853. v. SUSANNA was born on 3 Mar 1804 at PA. Her common name was SUSAN MARTIN. She married Thomas S. Dillehay, son of Benjamin Dillehay and Rachel Slater, on 1 Feb 1827 at Guernsey Co., OH. Susanna died on 29 Jun 1874 at Enoch Twp, Noble, Ohio, at age 70. She was buried 31 June 1874 at St. Marys Fulda, Enoch Twp, Noble Co., Ohio. Susanna was named in a Licking Co., OH Deed on 30 Mar 1854. Susannah, Rachel and Angeline were all listed as living in Guernsey Co., OH on 3 July 1858 [listed in the estate settlement of their father John Martin, Licking Co., OH]. She appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Thomas S. Dillehay at Enoch Twp., Noble Co., OH. vi. RACHEL was born circa 1806 at PA. She married Reason Burdett Sr, son of William Burdett and Rosa Fitzgerald, on 17 Mar 1833 at Harrison Co., OH. She died in 1885 at possibly Belmont Co., OH. She was buried in 1885 at Bethel M.E. Church Warren Twp., Belmont Co., OH. Rachel appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of Reason Burdett Sr at Flushing Twp., Belmont Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 4 Sep 1850 in the household of Reason Burdett Sr at Union Twp., Belmont Co., OH. Sisters Susannah, Rachel and Angeline [Anne] were all listed as living in Guernsey Co., OH on 3 July 1858 [listed in estate settlement of their father John Martin, Licking Co., OH]. Rachel is listed in final settlement of John Martin's estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. Rachel was recorded in the census on 16 Aug 1860 at Kirkwood Twp., Belmont Co., OH. vii. JOSEPH was born circa 1812 at PA. He married Louisa Elender Moland on 23 Oct 1834 at Guernsey Co., OH. He died on 8 Mar 1898 at Bladensburg, Wapello Co., IA. Joe was buried circa 11 Mar 1898 at Bladensburg Cemetery, Bladensburg, Wapello Co., IA. Joseph Martin was recorded in the census in 1840 at Enoch Twp., Monroe Co., OH. Joseph is listed in the final settlement of his faher John Martin's estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. Joseph Martin was recorded in the census on 1 Aug 1860 at Fallsbury Twp., Licking Co, OH. Census records for Joseph, his children and grandchildren show residence in WI from about 1864-1870. He was recorded in the census on 7 Jul 1870 at Sylvan, Richland Co., WI. Joseph Martin, listed as Joseph MartAin, was recorded in the census on 11 Jun 1880 at Pleasant Twp., Wapello Co., IA. viii. ANGELINE was born circa 1813 at PA. Her common name was ANNE. She married Benjamin Dillehay on 5 Jan 1832 at Guernsey Co, OH. Anne died circa Jul 1859 at Noble Co., OH. She appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of Benjamin Dillehay at Enoch Twp., Monroe Co., OH. Susannah, Rachel and Angeline [Anne] were all reported to be living in Guernsey Co., OH with their husbands on 3 July [listed in estate settlement of their father John Martin, Licking Co., OH] Angeline is listed in final settlement of John Martin's estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. She was named in a Deed on 15 Feb 1858 at Newark, Licking, Ohio. Anne's 1/15 share of her father John Martin's estate was sold on 15 Feb, 1858 to Henry Baughman and Anne;s half-brother, Jonathon Martin. ix. JACOB was born circa 1817 at PA. He married Jane LeFever, daughter of Mindrot (Minor)(Minard) LeFever and Elizabeth Anderson, on 25 Oct 1841 at Guernsey Co., OH. Jacob died circa 1890. He was named in a land contract on 9 May 1849. Joseph Martin (Jacob's brother) and Louisa Martin his wife, Jacob Martin and Jane Martin his wife in the County of Monroe in the State of Ohio for and in consideration of the sum of Two hundred dollars to them in hand paid or secured to be paid by Jonathon Martin and Benjamin Martin of the County of Licking....have sold ...their "...rites..." in the estate of John Martin. Jacob Martin was recorded in the census on 11 Sep 1850 at Union Twp., Monroe Co., OH. Jacob is listed in final settlement of his father, John Martin's estate, 3 July 1858 and other proceedings beginning July, 1853. These are recorded in the Partition records, Vol. D, pages 354-361; Vol F; and other volumes of the Licking Co. OH ` Clerk of Court, Courthouse, Newark, OH. Jacob was in the 1880 census but not found in the 1900 census. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ There were Martin and Urie families just east of York Co. in Lancaster Co. An Arthur MARTIN and Margaret URIE family of Lancaster moved to Harrison Co., OH about the same time the York Co. MARTIN family moved to Belmont Co., OH. Although living in different Ohio counties, they lived only about 10 miles apart. Were they related? Please write to me if you know anything about any of these persons listed above. I have data on them that I'll be glad to share. -Bill Martin Denver, CO [email protected]

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