Does anyone recognize the following folks? John Dean born 1838 in Murray and died unmarried. Solomon Dean born 8 Feb. 1835 in Murray and married Sarah Arter/Arther in IN.

Searching the descendants of Samuel JUMPS and Mary RIZOR. Samuel died in 1833 in Morristown, OH. I have a John Jacob JUMPS who per his death record was born 11 Dec 1897 at Bellaire, OH and was married to Nellie King. He died 3 Jan 1957 in Bellaire. I am unable to locate any evidence as to John's parents. Any assistance would be appreciated. Ron Jumps

Looking for a Bickerton Family researcher who may have a Thomas S. Bickerton. 1849-1937, buried at Greenwood Cem in Bellaire, Ohio. Other names of these Bickerton's in Greenwood are Elizabeth, Lewis, margaret, Mary, Myrtle, and William. This family also related to the Dunfee family, as Thomas Bickerton is listed as the purchaser of grave lots for Mrs. Sarah H. Dunfee who died July 1913. I am interested in the name Crozier, which is on one side of the Bickerton monument. Interested in learning how these two families are connected, and if the Crozier is connected to my Crozier family of Ralph Crozier or one of his sons. Martha

Photo CD available at the Bellaire Public Library and/or Bellaire Hardware. Photographs are mostly from the early 1900's (scanned from a collection at the Bellaire Public Library); However there are about 14 photos of current Bellaire Landmarks. CDs can be found at Bellaire Hardware (Call Bernie at (740) 671-1117) for $10 you get a CD of 53 historical photos and 14 current photos of Bellaire. 25% of the money gets donated to the Bellaire Public Library. Bellaire Library only has about 3 CDs available for purchase, but the bulk of the cds for sale I presume may be found by contacting the Hardware store. Examples of photos can be found at: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Amphitheatre/4617/house_that_jack_built.htm (House That Jack Built top photograph) Also some can be found at: http://www.cityofbellaire.com/Historic.HTM Thanks, Patty (Drummond) Fuchs Bellaire Public Library librarian __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

Once again.....don't open ANY unexpected emails, even if reportedly from friends; if one arrives, email and ask your friend if they have send you an email with an attachment. If they haven't, then you both will know that they are infected, and their computer is sending out virus to everyone in their address book. They will need to take care of the problem, and you need to delete unopened the email with the attachment...then, to to your deleted box and delete it from there, too. To keep from ever becoming infected with any virus, just don't open any unexpected email attachment and you'll never have a problem. (until they come up with something else!) -----Original Message----- From: Carol Montrose <cmontrose@beol.net> To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, December 02, 2000 5:01 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Fw: VIRUS WARNING > >> The ANTIGEN virus protection program at the University of >> Kansas has already intercepted several messages addressed >> to various of our lists. The general description on this virus >> is: >> >> Virus Name: SHOCKWAVE.A Trojan >> E-mail Subject: "A Great Shockwave Flash Movie" >> E-mail Body: "Check out his new flash movie that I download just >> now...It's Great" >> E-mail Attachments: CREATIVE.EXE >> >> and you may verify the details of this warning at >> <http://www.ukans.edu/computing/virus/shockwave.shtml> >> >> It is clear that the machines of at least some members of our >> lists have been infected. Like most trojan horses, SHOCKWAVE >> gives no indication to the owner of an infected machine. >> >> The Notification describes SHOCKWAVE as follows: >> >> >___________________________________________________________________________ _ >_ >> When executing "CREATIVE.EXE" it will copy itself into: >> C:\CREATIVE.EXE. It will also copy itself in the >> Windows Startup as CREATIVE.EXE. It will then create a file >> Messageforu.txt, which shows all the >> modifications done by CREATIVE.EXE. The Execution of >> CREATIVE.EXE will search for JPG and ZIP files on >> the local system and then to the system root directory. They are >> then renamed to contain "Change at least now >> to LINUX". You can rename the name of the file since these >> renamed files are not damaged. Their original >> locations are found in the Messageforu.txt. The Messageforu.txt >> will also contain the following: >> >> "Hi, guess you have got the message. I have kept a list of files >> that I have infected under this. If you are smart >> enough just reverse back the process. I could have done far >> better damage; I could have even completely wiped >> your hard disk. Remember this is a warning & get it sound and >> clear... - The Penguin" >> >___________________________________________________________________________ _ >_ >> >> Lynn >> >> > >

> The ANTIGEN virus protection program at the University of > Kansas has already intercepted several messages addressed > to various of our lists. The general description on this virus > is: > > Virus Name: SHOCKWAVE.A Trojan > E-mail Subject: "A Great Shockwave Flash Movie" > E-mail Body: "Check out his new flash movie that I download just > now...It's Great" > E-mail Attachments: CREATIVE.EXE > > and you may verify the details of this warning at > <http://www.ukans.edu/computing/virus/shockwave.shtml> > > It is clear that the machines of at least some members of our > lists have been infected. Like most trojan horses, SHOCKWAVE > gives no indication to the owner of an infected machine. > > The Notification describes SHOCKWAVE as follows: > > ____________________________________________________________________________ _ > When executing "CREATIVE.EXE" it will copy itself into: > C:\CREATIVE.EXE. It will also copy itself in the > Windows Startup as CREATIVE.EXE. It will then create a file > Messageforu.txt, which shows all the > modifications done by CREATIVE.EXE. The Execution of > CREATIVE.EXE will search for JPG and ZIP files on > the local system and then to the system root directory. They are > then renamed to contain "Change at least now > to LINUX". You can rename the name of the file since these > renamed files are not damaged. Their original > locations are found in the Messageforu.txt. The Messageforu.txt > will also contain the following: > > "Hi, guess you have got the message. I have kept a list of files > that I have infected under this. If you are smart > enough just reverse back the process. I could have done far > better damage; I could have even completely wiped > your hard disk. Remember this is a warning & get it sound and > clear... - The Penguin" > ____________________________________________________________________________ _ > > Lynn > >

Does anybody out there have any information on Wiliam Smith who married Sarah Anderson 1 March 1810 Belmont, OH I am real excited about getting this information in the LDS, IGI records....and hoping that somebody knows something about this William and Sara... Any help or direction....would be most gratefully accepted. barbara ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

1st can anyone tell me when it became a law that deaths were registered in the state of Ohio and who they were orginally registered with? 2nd Can anyone tell me anything about the "Old Dutch Cemetery" and if there is a "Butcher" cemetery in the area or something simular? 3rd question Is there somewhere to get copies of school records from the "Old Dutch School" near the "Old Dutch Cemetery" I wish I was near so I wouldn't have to bother with such questions but being in Texas makes getting local information limited. I do appreciate all of you that are able and willing to assist. Thanks Autumn

1870 Census Washington Township, Monroe Co. OH Nickelson, William age 34, born OH, farmer Lucinda age 35, born OH, keeping house Elizabeth age 13, born OH, wks at home Mary T. age 11, born OH, school Nancy E. age 10, born IL, help mother Thomas age 8, born IL Joseph F. age 5, born IL Margaret age 1, born OH Nickelson, William age 62. born PA, farmer Nancy age 68, born VA, keep house Elder William in house 36, and younger William in house 133 1860 Monroe Co. OH, Washington Township, Post office Graysville Nicholson, William age 53, born PA, farmer Nancy age 55, born VA, domestic, illiterate Lavina age 17, born OH, domestic Bethel Township, P. O. Masterson Nicholson, John age 25, born OH, farmer Sarah age 20, born OH Charles C. age 2, born OH Thadus B. age 6 months, born OH William and Nancy not in Monroe Co. in 1850 and no Nicholson families left by 1880 in Monroe Co. OH Belmont Co. 1850 Census, Goshen Township OHIO Nicholson, William age 44, born PA, farmer Nancy, age 45, born VA Alcinda age 20, born OH Arthunissa age 18, born OH John age 15, born OH William age 13, born OH George age 9, born OH Lavina age 8, born OH Belmont Co. OH marriages William Nicholson wed Nancy Vass on April 3, 1828. This takes care of grandparents. No marriage for younger William. You are probably going to be in same boat as I, with him marrying in Monroe Co and of course the court house burned. Now you have to find where in Illinois they lived for a while. I always find this interesting that back in those times they would go that far west and then come back as traveling was not easy. Good luck. Jerilyn Jerilyn Lappin Koskan Cook Co., Illinois jlktrees@aol.com FTM user BREWER-Daniel Belmont, OH, Northumberland, Indiana and Jefferson, PA DAVIS/DAVIDSON-Marium/Mary b1803 Bucks, PA Mother Rachel Greene DUSATKO-Barbara, Anton late 1800s Butler, NE DYE-William, David, Daniel in Monroe, OH early 1800s. FISHER-Joseph, b abt 1805 OH, last Morgan, OH 1850. Wife Judith Lappin. Children John, Knight, Elizabeth, Thomas, Hannah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth GRAY-Ogden b 1850 Morgan, OH, d Fulton, IL. Children - Ogden, Lafayette, Mary A., Cornelius, Elizabeth, Rachel GREENE-Rachel, b abt 1770, Bucks, PA HANNA-Archibald, d 1793 Westmoreland, PA Children Hugh, William, Hannah, Mary (wed Robert Williams) KIRK-Elizabeth, Quaker, daughter Joseph Kirk/Judith Knight, wed Robert Lappin abt 1790. Chester & Fayette, PA Belmont, OH KOSKAN-Vaclav, b 1850s Czechoslovakia d Butler, NE LAPPIN-PA and OH late 1700s/1800s LEAK/LEEK-MD & Eastern, OH in late 1700s and 1800s MITCHELL-Thomas Mitchell, b 1770s Greene, PA -d Monroe, OH. Daughter Maria wed William Dye. MONROE-Nicholas Monroe, b PA, died Belmont, OH early 1850s. Children Curtis, William, John, Samuel, Mary (Hendershot), Eleanor (Maring), Rebecca (Murphy), Miller, George, Richard. MONTGOMERY-Daniel, d 1842 Vinton, OH Family to Wayne, IL Wife Alice Lappin, Children William, Mariah, John, Elizabeth, Rachel, Letticia, Ruth, Euphemia OATES-Sarah Elizabeth born Lewis, WV, adopted Samuel McCluster - to Decatur, KS Parents supposedly Elizabeth Puffenbarger/Benjamin Oates SLUSHER-Frederick, b PA, lived Monroe, OH, d Wayne, IL SMITH-Aaron 1755/Anna Foster Bucks, PA Children John, Amos, Hannah, Samuel, Charles, Mary STARBUCKS-John and Ann Lappin of Belmont, OH STARKEY - b 1810 PA, wed Belmont, OH TODD - Wm. & Rachel Lappin, d late 1800s Morgan, OH WADSWORTH-Alcinda, Martha, Wm., Rachel, Emily, Ruth b Belmont, OH

I haven't tried this person before. Aaron Smith born 1823 and died January 1870 according to our family records was married to a Mary Ann Paritge. I am not sure about the spelling of her last name, but have no other information on this name. Accordingly Aaron was killed in an avalanche out west delivering mail. Does anyone have any idea of this family? Who might Mary Ann be? The parents were in Monroe Co., in 1850 but not Aaron. I don't know if he was a pony express person and left wife in Ohio or if they had moved west, but total dead end on this person. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Jerilyn Jerilyn Lappin Koskan Cook Co., Illinois jlktrees@aol.com FTM user BREWER-Daniel Belmont, OH, Northumberland, Indiana and Jefferson, PA DAVIS/DAVIDSON-Marium/Mary b1803 Bucks, PA Mother Rachel Greene DUSATKO-Barbara, Anton late 1800s Butler, NE DYE-William, David, Daniel in Monroe, OH early 1800s. FISHER-Joseph, b abt 1805 OH, last Morgan, OH 1850. Wife Judith Lappin. Children John, Knight, Elizabeth, Thomas, Hannah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth GRAY-Ogden b 1850 Morgan, OH, d Fulton, IL. Children - Ogden, Lafayette, Mary A., Cornelius, Elizabeth, Rachel GREENE-Rachel, b abt 1770, Bucks, PA HANNA-Archibald, d 1793 Westmoreland, PA Children Hugh, William, Hannah, Mary (wed Robert Williams) KIRK-Elizabeth, Quaker, daughter Joseph Kirk/Judith Knight, wed Robert Lappin abt 1790. Chester & Fayette, PA Belmont, OH KOSKAN-Vaclav, b 1850s Czechoslovakia d Butler, NE LAPPIN-PA and OH late 1700s/1800s LEAK/LEEK-MD & Eastern, OH in late 1700s and 1800s MITCHELL-Thomas Mitchell, b 1770s Greene, PA -d Monroe, OH. Daughter Maria wed William Dye. MONROE-Nicholas Monroe, b PA, died Belmont, OH early 1850s. Children Curtis, William, John, Samuel, Mary (Hendershot), Eleanor (Maring), Rebecca (Murphy), Miller, George, Richard. MONTGOMERY-Daniel, d 1842 Vinton, OH Family to Wayne, IL Wife Alice Lappin, Children William, Mariah, John, Elizabeth, Rachel, Letticia, Ruth, Euphemia OATES-Sarah Elizabeth born Lewis, WV, adopted Samuel McCluster - to Decatur, KS Parents supposedly Elizabeth Puffenbarger/Benjamin Oates SLUSHER-Frederick, b PA, lived Monroe, OH, d Wayne, IL SMITH-Aaron 1755/Anna Foster Bucks, PA Children John, Amos, Hannah, Samuel, Charles, Mary STARBUCKS-John and Ann Lappin of Belmont, OH STARKEY - b 1810 PA, wed Belmont, OH TODD - Wm. & Rachel Lappin, d late 1800s Morgan, OH WADSWORTH-Alcinda, Martha, Wm., Rachel, Emily, Ruth b Belmont, OH

Can someone help Nina? Please reply directly to her Nina B Affolter <naffolter@juno.com> > John Bever b10/14/1829 m Elizabeth Ellen Milhoan b3/28/1835 both were > born and married in Belmont Co. > Any information would be appreciated. > You may e-mail me at > NAffolter@Juno.com > > Nina Bever Affolter >

Would really appreciate a lookup, please, if anyone is going to the St. Clairsville Library and would have time: In "Brown Co. IN - Historical and Biographical - 1884" would like to know what, if anything, is there about: COFFLAND, James, Rhoda, any of them BANTA, William, Eleanor JORDAN, Rebecca, widow Thanks so much, in advance Eleanor McCain 70461.221@compuserve.com

I visited both The Point and the Omni Center, requesting info on a screen saver supposedly being done by Skip. I left my name and email at the Point (with Skip's father) requesting info, and did the same at the Omni (with the woman who owns the shop that will be selling them.) When I got home I emailed both places, and hearing nothing, send inquiries via snail mail, including a SASE.....neither hat the curtsey to reply. So, good luck to anyone dealing with either place! -----Original Message----- From: Saundra A Saboley <ssaboley@juno.com> To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 24, 2000 3:47 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] Belmont County Times Leader Newspaper > > >Something of interest for those researching ancestors from Belmont >County: > >Beginning Monday, Nov. 27, The Times Leader On-line (Belmont County) will >post death notices from the preceding week. Watch for the link! >http://www.timesleaderonline.com/home.html > >Historic Enterprises, have produced a CD which features 70 historic >photos from the decade of the 1890s, and accompanying information. Many >of the pictures feature local VIPs of the day and record historic events >at the time as well, such as floods. The CD features not only photos, but >also images from color postcards which were popular at that time. > >"The CD contains more than 70 historic photographs from the decade of the >1890s presented in browsable pages, in a unique screen saver format with >background music provided by the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra conducted by >Rachel Worby, and in an historical account format with audio narration. >In addition to all these features the CD contains a web link page with 30 >plus links to local businesses and tourism sites along with the Heritage >Tour Sites Map," said Carra. > >The CDs are available for purchase at the Point Overlook and OMNI Center >at 989 Grandview Street in Wheeling or by calling 304-232-3010. >For more information go to : > >http://www.timesleaderonline.com/panorama/index.html > >

Something of interest for those researching ancestors from Belmont County: Beginning Monday, Nov. 27, The Times Leader On-line (Belmont County) will post death notices from the preceding week. Watch for the link! http://www.timesleaderonline.com/home.html Historic Enterprises, have produced a CD which features 70 historic photos from the decade of the 1890s, and accompanying information. Many of the pictures feature local VIPs of the day and record historic events at the time as well, such as floods. The CD features not only photos, but also images from color postcards which were popular at that time. "The CD contains more than 70 historic photographs from the decade of the 1890s presented in browsable pages, in a unique screen saver format with background music provided by the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rachel Worby, and in an historical account format with audio narration. In addition to all these features the CD contains a web link page with 30 plus links to local businesses and tourism sites along with the Heritage Tour Sites Map," said Carra. The CDs are available for purchase at the Point Overlook and OMNI Center at 989 Grandview Street in Wheeling or by calling 304-232-3010. For more information go to : http://www.timesleaderonline.com/panorama/index.html

I am looking for information about Jennie Davis Moore(b. 1873 wetzel co WV) and Lora (Laurance)Moore(b. 1872 Jefferson Co) married 1894 in Hundred, Wetzel co. and moved to St. Clairsville, OH.....Lora and 2 young children are listed in the 1910 Belmont co. census, and family stories talk about visits to see them all in St. Clairsville in 1930's..... Also looking for Cassandra Davis(b. 1862 WV) and Amos Bonifant married 1877 Belmont Co.....Cassa(Cassandra) may be an older sister of Jennies.(not sure) I have looked online for cemetery records, but have not found any thus far. Are there any Davis/Moore/Bonifant researchers out there that know about, or who are related to these people, or who could direct me further. Thank you for your help. barbara hoehn ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Just a notice of a family reunion if I can put this here. Next Saturday, November 25, 2000 at the Lion's Club in Bellaire Ohio will be the Wallace/Palmer family reunion. Descendants of Josiah Palmer/Stacy Ann Dunfee their son Alexander Palmer (born abt 1825)/Mary Saffell/their children; Frank, Canarissa (born 1869), Viola, Clara, Shanon, William, Matthias, Levi, Lorenzo, Isaac. One the Wallace side descendants of Isaiah Wallace(born abt 1825) and Elizabeth Wiley, and Isaiah's 2nd wife Lucinda Baer, and their children Viola, William, Elizabeth, James (born 1860), Archibald, and possibly others. I am a descendant of James E. Wallace and Canarissa Palmer thru their daughter Laura Bell and her husband Wm. Henry Smith's son Alexander J. Smith. If you'd like more info please feel free to email me. Regards, Peggy

Anyone familiar with Warnock (just outside St. Clairsville)? I was wondering if there is a cemetery(s) there and if so, has anyone documented it? Thanx, Lou

This pair also listed in Trailblazer this month. I am researching a Robert Kennedy and interested in learning if this might be the same Robert Kennedy, father of a Lavice, Elizabeth, Margaret and Thomas when m. to a Lucinda Brown. Martha

this marriage was listed in latest issue of Trailblazer. Would like to know if researchers of this family know the parents names of Sarah Workman. Martha

I saw this marriage listed in the latest issue of Trailblazer, and wonder if anyone is researching this family. I am interested in knowing if Mariah McMahon may have had a sister Elizabeth who m. Ralph Crozier in 1832. Martha