I am attempting to research my family tree. Info I have from family members and the 1910 Ohio census is as follows: August Conrad HENSCHEL and his wife Bertha (Birdie) H. Garrett, both born in Ohio. They have a daughter, Dorothy, per 1910 census info. No age given. Census lists them as living in Martins Ferry, Belmont County. August is 32 years old and Bertha is 24 years old. My grandfather Roy August HENSCHEL was born in 1919. I have been unable to find any additional info on the net or in the geneology libraries locally. I am getting no response from requests to family members. Any and all help would be wonderful. Thank you for your time, Audrey

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I am trying to find out if a Belmont County public school roster of children exists for each school year beginning around 1870. It may be available by townships, if so I am looking for the roster of children who attended school in Wayne, Colerain, Pultney and Goshen. The names I am looking for include Jumps, Jones, Schick (Sheck), Lewis. Thank you bonnie in California

If anyone has ever come across a Williams who has a wife by the name of Judah or Julia, Belmont 1810 to 1850, please let me know, thanks. Tom Bishop

1870 Pultney TWP Samuel Williams 62 Farmer b. Ohio Minerva 62 Keeping House b. Ohio Adrian--Audry(?) 81 At home b. Pennsy Roger Thiomas 14 b. Ohio 1870 Belmont County Index WILLIAMS WILLIAM 45 M W OH BELMONT PULTNEY TWP 1173 239 WILLIAMS WILLIAM P 24 M W OH BELMONT PULTNEY TWP 1173 226 WILLIAMS WILLIAM 57 M W WALE BELMONT PULTNEY TWP 1173 226 WILLIAMS JOHN B 32 M W VA BELMONT RICHLAND TWP 1174 249 WILLIAMS JOHN B 32 M W VA BELMONT RICHLAND TWP 1174 294 WILLIAMS JOHN 23 M W OH BELMONT RICHLAND TWP 1174 260 WILLIAMS JOHN 31 M W MO BELMONT RICHLAND TWP 1174 305 WILLIAMS JOHN 34 M W OH BELMONT WAYNE TWP 1174 454 WILLIAMS JOHN 41 M W OH BELMONT KIRKWOOD TWP 1173 79 WILLIAMS JOHN 42 M W IREL BELMONT MEAD TWP 1173 99 WILLIAMS JOHN 47 M W OH BELMONT YORK TWP 1174 492 Lynn the only one I found that might be your Sameul is the one at the start.....I listed the other John's, if you see one that might be a possibility, let me know, I'll look through the images......John in Modesto

Lynn: I did a lookup of the 1860 Belmont County census and found the following information for Samuel Williams: UNION TWP. 801-809 Samuel WILLIAMS 37 OH Carpenter Mary 26 OH PULTNEY TWP. 422-413 Samuel WILLIAMS 44 OH Farmer Minerva 46 OH The information for John WILLIAMS: UNION TWP. 797-805 John WILLIAMS 63 VA Farmer Nancy 59 OH Susan 23 OH Naomi 20 OH KIRKWOOD TWP. 1169-1177 John WILLIAMS 32 OH Farm Hand Mary 29 OH Emily J. 8 OH James F? or L. 6 OH Nancy 4 OH Mary 1 N/G FLUSHING TWP. 1991-1999 Presley CURTISS 28 OH Farmer Harriet HARRIS 25 OH John WILLIAMS 15 OH Laborer WASHINGTON TWP. 124-117 John WILLIAMS 39 OH Farmer Mahala 29 OH Martin 12 OH James 9 OH Catharine 7 OH Margaret E. 4 OH Female 2 OH GOSHEN TWP. 1078-1029 John E. WILLIAMS 42 MD Farmer Elizabeth 30 OH Hezakiah 5 OH Margaret L. 3 OH Martha 2 OH Edward 4/12 OH WAYNE TWP. 1473-1408 John DELANEY 42 OH Farmer Abigail 38 OH Ann 16 OH William 14 OH Jacob 12 OH Michael 10 OH John 9 OH Benjamin 7 OH Sam 4 OH Leander 2 OH John WILLIAMS 14 OH That's all the listings for both. I hope you make a connection. Linda Johnston ljohnston@nethawk.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <PAlbe74721@aol.com> To: <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 10:51 AM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] 1860 Census - Belmont County > Searching for the 1860, Belmont County, West Wheeling or Pultney Township > Census Reports. Searching for John Williams and Samuel Williams both listed > in the 1850 Pultney Township census report. John's wife was Isabella and > Samuel's wife was Marianna. Thank you, in advance, for any help or > suggestions on how to find these two! Lynn - California > > ______________________________

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No. 5 Dallas Hobbs Book in carved wood Gus Bulger wooden book, knife and fork Willie Bulger sleds Gus Hall " Joseph Bond " Fred Lawrence Dray Albert Wiley Rocking Chair Joseph Bond Kites Jim Shankland " George Colvin Glass Canes Frank Corbin " Willie Shepherd Wooden Boot Anthony Barrett Wooden Cross Kelsey Little Pasteboard Chairs Ida Hilles " Ida Hilles Doll Dresses Mary Barrett " Mary Walton Doll Dressed Manie Bradfield " Laura Hayes Quilt Patches Mary Shankland " Olga Watt Pin Cushions Eila Henton " Clara Folger Rick-Rack Mary Shankland " Nellie Timmons Apron Rosa Brown Hankerchief Mollie Graham Lace Manie Bradfield Tidy Mary Shankland Cotton Flannel Dog Edna Carter Small Comforters Olga Watt " Reta Kemp Jacob's Ladder and fan Ray Peck Mottoes Harley Campbell " Ray Peck Cornicopia of lighters Charles Eaton Hanging shelves and grater Anna Hance Bouquet of paper flowers Anna Depew " Jennie Hudnell Pies Nellie Campbell " Olive Barnes Bisquit Lillie Jones Pin Cushion Cover Grace McDonald Childs Apron Anna Barnes Card Receiver Clara Folger Cushion Top Reta Kemp Mouse No. 6 Mary Coburn Tidies Anna Colvig " Grace Dickinson " Clara Fowler " Rettie Hilles Chair Cushion Grace Dickinson Toilet Set Walter Stevenson Glass Cane Walter Coburn Wooden Chair Katie Scoles Feather Chair Grace Shipley Doll Dressed Ida Outland Lamp Mats Lizzie Woodland " Callie Edgar " Oscar Brown wooden knives, forks and spoons Charley Laishley wooden knife Fred Beebe wooden hatchet Bud Singleton carved rulers Charley Laishley " Rolo Robinson " Eddie Shankland " Percy Spalding " Bud Singleton Table Carl Lightfoot Bedstead, wooden book, and fan Mack Vance Dissected County Map of Ohio Maggie Barnes Bed Dressed Wilber Blowers Sleds Clarence Elrick " Josie O'Donnell Quilt Patches Blanche Hibbard " Josie O'Donnell small iron made of lead Eddie Shankland kite Lizzie Woodland Pickles Lizzie Woodland Cakes Maggie Barnes " Anna Colvig doughnuts Clarence Elrick pencil drawings and checker board Jennie Weeks a cabin made of card board made to resemble a log cabin and a doll dressed Anna Colvig pin cushions Callie Edgar " Florence Collins "

Hi list Sorry if you are getting this post more then once. The information I am looking for was posted on one of the list I belong to. But I can't remember what list. Not to long ago there was a story on one of the list I belong to about the the story behind the military taps. I thought I had kept it. But now that I need it for my grandson's school work I can't find it. Could the person that posts it please send it to me. Mary wintermary@hotmail.com "People may forget what you said... People may forget what you did... But they will never forget how you made them feel!" _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

No. 3 Clyde and George Burdette Sleds Herbert Hunt " Clyde Barnes " Fred Hunt " Charley Watt Ship Roy Graham Cross and Kite Frank Mock Wood Hammer Charley Johnson Tin Saw; Edia Ramsey Wooden Spoon Ross Fowler Little Wagon Tella Blowers Table and Bench Stella Patterson Lamp Mats Eila Brown """" Maud Little """" Anna Kinney """"" Anna Kipper Pin Cushions Anna Penberthy " Alice Rice " Maud Chippey Chair cushion and rick rack Hanna Heaton Doll's skirt with crocheted edging Laura Hunt Quilt Squares Daisy Nichols " Maud Hayes (age 8) Cake Mary Hyde (age 9) Pie Etta Weeks (age 9) hair flowers Virginia Wallace plaques Harry Mahanna Lamp Lighter Holders Nora Mahanna " Blanche Fowler " Bertie Cook rick-rack edging Mary Reed Worked Motto Harry Gamenthaler Chair Clyde Barnes Hatchet No.4 Rosa and Lillie Bryant Cushions Clara Ellis " May Heizer " Rosa Bryant Mottoes Stella Little " Lillie Bryant Doll Dressed Crara Mock Lamp Mats Charlie Gibson " Carrie Janeway Articles Made of Cardboard Daisy Barnes " Inez Petty " Grace Hibbard " Leanor Carry " Nora Barnes Decorated Crosses Ella Sconebraker " Harry Piper " Ida Mock Pillow Case Mary Nichols Quilt Square Blanche Parker Doll Clothes Nora Barnes " Lena Colvin " Della Burdette " Mame Moore " Luna Millison edging knit Lena Colvin Boquet of paper flowers Annie Hilles Pen wiper Delbert Blowers Tables Charlie Gibson " Brad Mahanna " Ray Dickison Sleds Willie Moore " Ray Mahanna " Jim Davis " Jack Corbin Knives and Forks Fred Meyers " Ray Dickison Wooden Hammer Frank Spaulding Wooden Sword Jim Stewart Pair of Paper Shoes Charlie Moore Ladder Charlie Lee A Paper printed by Charlie Nora Barnes Birds Nest Carl Barnes Pen Racks Charlie Hilles "

Hello, Does anyone know where to look for the county that Springfield, Ohio was located in 1900? It's now in Clark County. Ancestry's "census images" does not show a Clark county in 1900.. Thanks very much, Breezy Fuquay

>From the Barnesville Enterprise, Thursday, March 20, 1884. If you had anyone who was in school then, chances are they will be in here... "On Saturday afternoon and evening a remarkable exhibition was given in the Public School Building of Barnesville. It was an Exposition of the handiwork of the children of all ages and both sexes. The project while not exactly "an Ohio idea" is a new thing in this State where we believe it was first put into practical operation at Barnesville. It was evolved and expanded by Prof. Peek, who turned the matter over to his executive officer, Joseph Bundy, teacher No. 10, who expended considerable time and labor in engineering the scheme. The other teachers and pupils entered heartily into the work, the children caught the inspiration of the occasion and the result was a grand surprise party for the entire community. Nearly every child in the school had produced some article which required taste or skill. The exhibition as a whole was unique and attractive and on all sides were heard expressions of astonishment and approval at the wonderful work of the busy little hands. The Exposition expressed an important educational idea, a sombination of the trained hand with the educated brain, making the completely educated man. It is as important to do as to think and here was combined both the thought and skillful manipulation...... The Exhibits: No. 1 In this, the Infant's Department, Beautiful cornicopias were exhibited by: Gertie RICHEY, Gail McKEEVER, Grace CARR, Kate ALBRIGHT, Urna HOBBS; Jessie HENTHORNE paper lamp-mat; Jessie LANE paper dolls and fly brush; Dessa CAMPBELL paper birds and boats; Stella KEMP """"""""""""" Emma HOWARD Lamplighters and holders Sadie TRISLER """"""""""""""""""""""""""" Lizzie WILEY Wall Pocket; Hattie GITHENS doll's crocheted hose and hood; Forest CORBIN, corn stalk fiddle; Charle BURGESS, ox yolk; Norman HILLES, complete little wagon; Stella CLARK pincushions; Lois Henthorne """"""""" Mame BARNES """"""""""" Minnie HOLLINGSWORTH """""" Nora KIGER """""""""""""""""""""" Gail McKEEVER bookmark and toilet set Ina Edgar linen tidy woven with ribbon; Lillie BAILEY, doll's coat and hgood Harry Elerick bricks, marbles and flower rack; George BRYANT sled and ladder Frank GIBSON bird's nest; Frank PENBURTHY, hatchet; Willie SCHAFFER, loaf of bread; Arthur McMICHELS, a top; ____DEMENT, colored eggs; Kate WALTON, pillow case; Lizzie RAMSEY, ornamented box. (""""""means it was the same item as that one above) No. 2 Ella Burgess Doll Quilt Daisy Johnson Paper flowers and lighter holder; Jessie Hunt Chair Cushion Orlando Martin Sled Willie Sergent Sled Willie Hance Sled Frank Bryant Sled Clarence Corbin " Anna Hunt Pincushions Inez Riddle " Daisy Watt " Nellie Howard " Lollie Reed Lighter Holders Anna Moore " Fay Hibbard " Clara Starbuck " Edna Judkins Card Receivers Lillie Lewis " Nellie E. Howard Small Rug Rilia Fowler Knitted Baby Socks Emma and Adolph Gamenthaler Pasteboard table and chair Ross Crozier Wooden Rakes Manola Lingo Wooder Rakes Wallie Falmer apron made by hand; Anna Hall Lamp Mat crocheted David Hollingsworth Small bedstead; Roy Osler Flower Rack; George Johnson Kite; Tina Waller Knitting; Clara Hyde A horseshoe covered in tin foil. More later-this is a big article.

My CD of Ohio marriages says that Spencer Brown married Ann Starkey on 1-25-1827, in Muskingum Co, Ohio...and, the record of this marriage may be found on the following films, at the LDS; film #s 0847939, 0865135, 0865137, 0865138, and 0865142. -----Original Message----- From: Budsmum@aol.com <Budsmum@aol.com> To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, February 19, 2001 8:04 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Brown Surname Early 1800s >Would like to hear from anyone with information on Brown's in Belmont County, >early 1800s. > >Specifically, I have a Spencer Brown and Jane Brown who MAY be from Belmont >County at that time. > >Thanks, >Carolyn Davis >Budsmum@aol.com > > >

Carol Montrose; The photographic aspect on the Belmont County site is still nonfunctioning, unchanged from when I notified you earlier. Did you try visiting? If so, you'll know that this is the screen you get, making it impossible to either view other photographs, or submit your own. Could you please repair it? Sandra Not Found The requested URL /~ohbelmon/photos.html was not found on this server. Return to reference site

Ok I finally had it with the hard drive crashing so we reformatted and I am in the process of reloading. Problem is I had backed up my genealogy web pages, even checked to make sure, but now I can't get them to reload. So I am asking for gensites, please, thanks Merry Ann

My 2nd great-grandmother Mary Tuffen Married my grandfather, James Day, in England where my great grandmother, Eliza Day was born along with her sister Victoria, two brothers,Richard and James.On James marriage license ,in Belmont Co. it states that he need the signature of his step-father G.E Wood.On the 1880 census thaey are Living next door to Victoria and her new husband William Hodkinson. Can anyone help with this family? Kay Sanders-earlnkay@aol.com

Where can someone order a marriage certificate from Belmont, Ohio in 1845. Please include the price as well. Thank you so very much!- Lynn

Would like to hear from anyone with information on Brown's in Belmont County, early 1800s. Specifically, I have a Spencer Brown and Jane Brown who MAY be from Belmont County at that time. Thanks, Carolyn Davis Budsmum@aol.com

I found in this lists archives a reference to George Neal page 116 in "Will Abstracts, Belmont County, Ohio, Vols. A, B, and C (1810-1827)" Can someone tell me the date of this Will, and if his wife is Mary. I had a George Neal m. Mary Deaves that lived in Uniontown, Belmont Co 1800-1860+. He was a gunsmith according to the census records. Thanks Craig Stevenson ===== Craig Stevenson __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/