Here is a transcription of the will I obtained from sampubco.com The Will of Samuel Berry To all Christian people to whom these presents may come knowlage that I Samuel Berry Senior of Wayne Township Belmont County and State of Ohio being of sound mind and memory do make and ordain this instrument of writing to be my last will and testament in manner and form following: First it is my desire that my funeral expenses and just debts be paid and my contracts be settled by my executors hereafter named. 2nd I bequeath to my beloved wife Mary Berry the use of the farm where we now live that is the north east quarter of section twenty nine township six and range five with a small addition on the east side ajoining said farm off of section twenty three (deeded to me by Isaac Martin and wife) during her natural life also all the household and kitchen furniture and all personal property except what is hereinafter excepted all the beds and bedding left in here to dispose of as she thinks proper. 3rd I bequeath to my son Samuel Berry my farm that lies in section thirty five township six range five out of the southeast quarter containing one hundred and eighteen acres more or less by his paying to Hannah Wright two hundred dollars. If she does not live to possess it, then to her five sons share and share alike. And to Jesse Berry two hundred dollars and to Agnes H Vandevert fifty dollars. Item 4th I bequeath to my son Thomas C Berry after the death of his mother the house and farm by his paying to heirs of William H Berry dec'd two hundred dollars; and to Agness H. Vandevert two hundred and fifty dollars also I bequeath to Thomas C Berry one house one bed and bedding. Item 5th I bequeath to Jesse Berry one saddle in lieu of his Mothers saddle also one bed and bedding. And lastly I hereby constitute and appoint my sons Samuel Berry and Thomas Berry to be the Executors of this my last will and testament authorizing and (unreadable) them to sell and convey personal property at public and private sale sufficient to (unreadable) all my just debts and I hereby revoke and annul all former will by me (unreadable)-tifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. In testimony and by whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the first day of January AD 1849. Samuel Berry (seal) Signed published and declared by the above named Samuel Berry to be his last will and testament in the presence of us who at this request have signed this as witnesses to the same. James Faris Amos G Martin

I just received a very nice Christmas present. Today, I received in the mail a copy of the will of Samuel Berry of Belmont County and in it is mentioned my civil war ancestor, Jesse. For the first time I can connect my Jesse Enfield Berry to Samuel Berry, a man I thought was Jesse's father but in the absence of birth certificates and such I could never prove it. You'll find Samuel Berry mentioned as the son of David and Hannah in the Quaker records, but they quit the Quakers before my Jesse was born (there is another Jesse Berry m. to Esther around the same time but that is not my Jesse). Because they disappeared from Quaker records, I could never document Jesse in that family. Then in 1850, he was 20 and was an apprentice stone mason in Barnesville. But this will clarifies a great number of Berry relationships in Belmont County at the time. If you have any relatives such as William H Berry or Thomas Berry you might be interested in this will. This places my family in Ohio in 1820 at least since I know that my Samuel was mentioned in the History of Belmont County. I'll have to check my dates, but probably earlier than that! Anyway, I bought a copy of this will from sampubco.com. He has a list of Ohio wills that he can photocopy online. Jae Berry Brown Marion, IN

I am looking for any information on Thomas Sinclair who married Margaret Duncan on the 21 of March, 1823, in Belmont Co., Ohio. I am trying to find out who their children and parents were. My G Grandparents was Samuel Francis who married Elizabeth Ann Sinclair in Muskingum Co., Ohio, on 5 Feb. 1846. I am trying to find out if Thomas Sinclair and Margaret Duncan were Elizabeth Ann Sinclair's parents. I thank you for any help. Richard Swank

Sandra and Rae, Lucky you!! Doris Reed Forsyth -----Original Message----- From: ohbelmon-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ohbelmon-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of ohbelmon-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 11:01 PM To: ohbelmon@rootsweb.com Subject: OHBELMON Digest, Vol 1, Issue 57 Today's Topics: 1. Pleasant Ridge followup -- and Sandra (Jae BROWN) 2. Re: Pleasant Ridge followup -- and Sandra (Randi Meetzen) 3. Berrys (Sandra Ferguson) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2006 09:18:42 -0500 From: Jae BROWN <jberry@indy.rr.com> Subject: [OHBELMON] Pleasant Ridge followup -- and Sandra To: ohbelmon@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <CD6B75A4-C976-4B73-93FF-2499E1A144DB@indy.rr.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; delsp=yes; format=flowed If you guys recall, I wrote in October about my trip to Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church in Wayne Township of Belmont County. When I got home, after a bit of searching I got the home address of the church's minister and wrote to her with a small donation to the church, offering some information about the graves in their cemetery and inquiring about a stone company I might use to have the gravestones reset. Plus I wanted to know if they had any information on the graves that, if you recall, I naively used crayon on (Please! I've been sufficiently instructed! eek!) Well, I got a very interesting response. I was astounded and delighted to get a thank you card for the donation signed by members of the congregation. The pastor also called me and said there was no further information on the graves because the records were kept at some point in a private home, which had a fire. However, she did direct me to a 79-year-old member of the congregation who -- I can hardly believe this -- is the descendent of a Berry line I am looking at. Saturday I got a letter from her with an amazing bit of information: Her great grandfather in 1882 bought my gr-gr-grandfather's brother's (Samuel Berry Jr. b 1822) farm and, she says, the house *still exists*. This is especially wonderful to me because my ancestor (Jesse Berry) almost certainly lived on that farm before he went into the army in the civil war (and was killed). Needless to say, I'll be going back to Belmont County! ALSO, Sandra, I know you have John Berry in your line (d about 1829) and according to a court record, one of his sons was named Enoch. My correspondent from the church is descended from Enoch's line. Shot in the dark here, but I was wondering if you or anyone has any idea if John Berry had brothers? I'm wondering if my Samuel Berry Sr. (b ca 1776 or 1786) is brother to John Berry or another Berry (Joseph Berry), seen in Wayne township from 1820 to 1840, could be a brother. Jae ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2006 12:13:57 -0800 (PST) From: Randi Meetzen <meetzen@sbcglobal.net> Subject: Re: [OHBELMON] Pleasant Ridge followup -- and Sandra To: ohbelmon@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <15815.44793.qm@web82814.mail.mud.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Wow! I am so happy for your genealogical find. That is terrific. It also points to a very important method of gathering information that some of us forget,anecdotal information from real live people! It is easy to get the nose stuck in the books and documents and computer while searching, but you just proved what good old fashioned legwork can do.!! Randi OWN <jberry@indy.rr.com> wrote: If you guys recall, I wrote in October about my trip to Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church in Wayne Township of Belmont County. When I got home, after a bit of searching I got the home address of the church's minister and wrote to her with a small donation to the church, offering some information about the graves in their cemetery and inquiring about a stone company I might use to have the gravestones reset. Plus I wanted to know if they had any information on the graves that, if you recall, I naively used crayon on (Please! I've been sufficiently instructed! eek!) Well, I got a very interesting response. I was astounded and delighted to get a thank you card for the donation signed by members of the congregation. The pastor also called me and said there was no further information on the graves because the records were kept at some point in a private home, which had a fire. However, she did direct me to a 79-year-old member of the congregation who -- I can hardly believe this -- is the descendent of a Berry line I am looking at. Saturday I got a letter from her with an amazing bit of information: Her great grandfather in 1882 bought my gr-gr-grandfather's brother's (Samuel Berry Jr. b 1822) farm and, she says, the house *still exists*. This is especially wonderful to me because my ancestor (Jesse Berry) almost certainly lived on that farm before he went into the army in the civil war (and was killed). Needless to say, I'll be going back to Belmont County! ALSO, Sandra, I know you have John Berry in your line (d about 1829) and according to a court record, one of his sons was named Enoch. My correspondent from the church is descended from Enoch's line. Shot in the dark here, but I was wondering if you or anyone has any idea if John Berry had brothers? I'm wondering if my Samuel Berry Sr. (b ca 1776 or 1786) is brother to John Berry or another Berry (Joseph Berry), seen in Wayne township from 1820 to 1840, could be a brother. Jae ------------------------------- To unsubscribe meetzen@sbcglobal.net from the list, please send an email to OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message Randi Bowles-Meentzen ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2006 18:59:57 -0500 From: "Sandra Ferguson" <ferg@ntelos.net> Subject: [OHBELMON] Berrys To: <ohbelmon@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <044b01c71737$22a642b0$cd6b0cd8@sandabspkoh6u6> Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset=iso-8859-1; reply-type=original What fun , and weren't you the lucky duck! This is just the sort of great thing that can happen with our hobby and I'm tickled for you! Be sure you get the EXACT address and directions to the house....don't wait....... I've never found anything else about John Berry 1763-1827, his parents or possible siblings.....John is mentioned as a first settler in Richland Twp, but no other Berrys are in the list. I find a Samuel as being in Warren twp, and the first teacher in the 1st Friends School....in 1806. According also to the CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF BELMONT CO, a Samuel Berry had the first fulling mill in Wayne twp, 1824....he was also a Quaker, so these 2 Samuels may be the same fellow. I looked in the Quaker meeting records in Ohio and found quite a few Berrys....several Samuels among them.....and a Jesse Berry, who was married to an Esther, and having children in the 1840s....could this be your Jesse? a DAvid and Hanna Berry had a son named Samuel......the early 1800s, etc "My" Berrys weren't Quakers, but if yours could have been, check out the Hindshaw records..... Sandra Sandra > > If you guys recall, I wrote in October about my trip to Pleasant > Ridge Methodist Church in Wayne Township of Belmont County. When I > got home, after a bit of searching I got the home address of the > church's minister and wrote to her with a small donation to the > church, offering some information about the graves in their cemetery > and inquiring about a stone company I might use to have the > gravestones reset. Plus I wanted to know if they had any > information on the graves that, if you recall, I naively used crayon > on (Please! I've been sufficiently instructed! eek!) > > Well, I got a very interesting response. > > I was astounded and delighted to get a thank you card for the > donation signed by members of the congregation. The pastor also > called me and said there was no further information on the graves > because the records were kept at some point in a private home, which > had a fire. However, she did direct me to a 79-year-old member of the > congregation who -- I can hardly believe this -- is the descendent of > a Berry line I am looking at. Saturday I got a letter from her with > an amazing bit of information: Her great grandfather in 1882 bought > my gr-gr-grandfather's brother's (Samuel Berry Jr. b 1822) farm and, > she says, the house *still exists*. This is especially wonderful to > me because my ancestor (Jesse Berry) almost certainly lived on that > farm before he went into the army in the civil war (and was killed). > > Needless to say, I'll be going back to Belmont County! > > ALSO, Sandra, I know you have John Berry in your line (d about > 1829) and according to a court record, one of his sons was named > Enoch. My correspondent from the church is descended from Enoch's > line. Shot in the dark here, but I was wondering if you or anyone > has any idea if John Berry had brothers? I'm wondering if my Samuel > Berry Sr. (b ca 1776 or 1786) is brother to John Berry or another > Berry (Joseph Berry), seen in Wayne township from 1820 to 1840, could > be a brother. > > Jae > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe ferg@ntelos.net from the list, please send an email to > OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.4/563 - Release Date: 12/2/2006 > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.4/563 - Release Date: 12/2/2006 ------------------------------ To contact the OHBELMON list administrator, send an email to OHBELMON-admin@rootsweb.com. 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What fun , and weren't you the lucky duck! This is just the sort of great thing that can happen with our hobby and I'm tickled for you! Be sure you get the EXACT address and directions to the house....don't wait....... I've never found anything else about John Berry 1763-1827, his parents or possible siblings.....John is mentioned as a first settler in Richland Twp, but no other Berrys are in the list. I find a Samuel as being in Warren twp, and the first teacher in the 1st Friends School....in 1806. According also to the CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF BELMONT CO, a Samuel Berry had the first fulling mill in Wayne twp, 1824....he was also a Quaker, so these 2 Samuels may be the same fellow. I looked in the Quaker meeting records in Ohio and found quite a few Berrys....several Samuels among them.....and a Jesse Berry, who was married to an Esther, and having children in the 1840s....could this be your Jesse? a DAvid and Hanna Berry had a son named Samuel......the early 1800s, etc "My" Berrys weren't Quakers, but if yours could have been, check out the Hindshaw records..... Sandra Sandra > > If you guys recall, I wrote in October about my trip to Pleasant > Ridge Methodist Church in Wayne Township of Belmont County. When I > got home, after a bit of searching I got the home address of the > church's minister and wrote to her with a small donation to the > church, offering some information about the graves in their cemetery > and inquiring about a stone company I might use to have the > gravestones reset. Plus I wanted to know if they had any > information on the graves that, if you recall, I naively used crayon > on (Please! I've been sufficiently instructed! eek!) > > Well, I got a very interesting response. > > I was astounded and delighted to get a thank you card for the > donation signed by members of the congregation. The pastor also > called me and said there was no further information on the graves > because the records were kept at some point in a private home, which > had a fire. However, she did direct me to a 79-year-old member of the > congregation who -- I can hardly believe this -- is the descendent of > a Berry line I am looking at. Saturday I got a letter from her with > an amazing bit of information: Her great grandfather in 1882 bought > my gr-gr-grandfather's brother's (Samuel Berry Jr. b 1822) farm and, > she says, the house *still exists*. This is especially wonderful to > me because my ancestor (Jesse Berry) almost certainly lived on that > farm before he went into the army in the civil war (and was killed). > > Needless to say, I'll be going back to Belmont County! > > ALSO, Sandra, I know you have John Berry in your line (d about > 1829) and according to a court record, one of his sons was named > Enoch. My correspondent from the church is descended from Enoch's > line. Shot in the dark here, but I was wondering if you or anyone > has any idea if John Berry had brothers? I'm wondering if my Samuel > Berry Sr. (b ca 1776 or 1786) is brother to John Berry or another > Berry (Joseph Berry), seen in Wayne township from 1820 to 1840, could > be a brother. > > Jae > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe ferg@ntelos.net from the list, please send an email to > OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.4/563 - Release Date: 12/2/2006 > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.4/563 - Release Date: 12/2/2006

Wow! I am so happy for your genealogical find. That is terrific. It also points to a very important method of gathering information that some of us forget,anecdotal information from real live people! It is easy to get the nose stuck in the books and documents and computer while searching, but you just proved what good old fashioned legwork can do.!! Randi OWN <jberry@indy.rr.com> wrote: If you guys recall, I wrote in October about my trip to Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church in Wayne Township of Belmont County. When I got home, after a bit of searching I got the home address of the church's minister and wrote to her with a small donation to the church, offering some information about the graves in their cemetery and inquiring about a stone company I might use to have the gravestones reset. Plus I wanted to know if they had any information on the graves that, if you recall, I naively used crayon on (Please! I've been sufficiently instructed! eek!) Well, I got a very interesting response. I was astounded and delighted to get a thank you card for the donation signed by members of the congregation. The pastor also called me and said there was no further information on the graves because the records were kept at some point in a private home, which had a fire. However, she did direct me to a 79-year-old member of the congregation who -- I can hardly believe this -- is the descendent of a Berry line I am looking at. Saturday I got a letter from her with an amazing bit of information: Her great grandfather in 1882 bought my gr-gr-grandfather's brother's (Samuel Berry Jr. b 1822) farm and, she says, the house *still exists*. This is especially wonderful to me because my ancestor (Jesse Berry) almost certainly lived on that farm before he went into the army in the civil war (and was killed). Needless to say, I'll be going back to Belmont County! ALSO, Sandra, I know you have John Berry in your line (d about 1829) and according to a court record, one of his sons was named Enoch. My correspondent from the church is descended from Enoch's line. Shot in the dark here, but I was wondering if you or anyone has any idea if John Berry had brothers? I'm wondering if my Samuel Berry Sr. (b ca 1776 or 1786) is brother to John Berry or another Berry (Joseph Berry), seen in Wayne township from 1820 to 1840, could be a brother. Jae ------------------------------- To unsubscribe meetzen@sbcglobal.net from the list, please send an email to OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message Randi Bowles-Meentzen

If you guys recall, I wrote in October about my trip to Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church in Wayne Township of Belmont County. When I got home, after a bit of searching I got the home address of the church's minister and wrote to her with a small donation to the church, offering some information about the graves in their cemetery and inquiring about a stone company I might use to have the gravestones reset. Plus I wanted to know if they had any information on the graves that, if you recall, I naively used crayon on (Please! I've been sufficiently instructed! eek!) Well, I got a very interesting response. I was astounded and delighted to get a thank you card for the donation signed by members of the congregation. The pastor also called me and said there was no further information on the graves because the records were kept at some point in a private home, which had a fire. However, she did direct me to a 79-year-old member of the congregation who -- I can hardly believe this -- is the descendent of a Berry line I am looking at. Saturday I got a letter from her with an amazing bit of information: Her great grandfather in 1882 bought my gr-gr-grandfather's brother's (Samuel Berry Jr. b 1822) farm and, she says, the house *still exists*. This is especially wonderful to me because my ancestor (Jesse Berry) almost certainly lived on that farm before he went into the army in the civil war (and was killed). Needless to say, I'll be going back to Belmont County! ALSO, Sandra, I know you have John Berry in your line (d about 1829) and according to a court record, one of his sons was named Enoch. My correspondent from the church is descended from Enoch's line. Shot in the dark here, but I was wondering if you or anyone has any idea if John Berry had brothers? I'm wondering if my Samuel Berry Sr. (b ca 1776 or 1786) is brother to John Berry or another Berry (Joseph Berry), seen in Wayne township from 1820 to 1840, could be a brother. Jae

Does anyone have access to this, or have knowledge of James Parker of Belmont County OH, date of birth 1770-1790's born in PA, married (no info) had son: William Ware Parker dob Feb 1812. Thank you for any help. blessings, Mary Parker-Fabian

I am looking for information on Alfred, son of Samuel Russell of Loudoun, Va and Sarah Moore of Virginia. His father, arrived in Blemont County, Ohio in 1804 due to his early position on slavery and is mentioned in REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS OF MARION COUNTY, OHIO 1907 HISTORY _http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Marion/History1907/MHR.htm_ (http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Marion/History1907/MHR.htm) However little is known about Alfred who left this earth at the age of 31, in the year 1840. His short life puzzles me and he left young children one of them was my 2GG Grandfather, Otho S. Russell at the age of 8. I am equally puzzled about his spouse, Marguerite [Payne] Russell since she obviously was young [age 30] and could easily remarry which she must of to raise such a young family and she may have moved onto Morrow County, Ohio near Cardington. I would appreciate any shed of evidence this man walked this earth and lived and died in Belmont County, Ohio. Below I have enclosed what I have about him as well as his direct descendents. Any assisitance would be greatly appreciated. 1. Alfred Russell1 (alias "Alfred Russell") (Samuel3, Robert2, Samuel1) was born September 29, 1809 in Belmont Co, Ohio and died September 01, 1840 in Belmont, OH, USA2. She married Marguerite Payne October 26, 1831 . She was born 1810 . Other events in the life of Alfred Russell Died : September 01, 1840 in Belmont Co, Ohio Children of Alfred Russell and Marguerite Payne: i. 2. Otho S. Russell (alias "OTHO RUSSELL3", "Otho Russell") was born July 22, 1832 in Belmont , Ohio and died March 28, 1868 in Gosport, Iowa. ii. 3. Charles Russell was born June 14, 1835 in Belmont County, Ohio and died September 1916 in Albion, Marshall County, Iowa. iii. 4. Robert Russell was born 1837 in Belmont Co, Ohio and died 1900. iv. 5. William Haney Russell was born May 31, 1839 in Belmont Co, Ohio and died 1900. v. 6. Wesley Russell was born March 01, 1840 in Belmont Co, Ohio and died July 19, 1921. vi. Stephen Russell was born 1841 in Ohio and died 1900. Thank you, Robert Russell Sarasota, Fl Email _Me@Trapperrobb.com_ (mailto:Me@Trapperrobb.com)

I am looking for the physical location of the Flushing Burial Ground said land belonging to the Flushing MM [Quakers-Society of Friends]. It is recorded that subject, according to Hinshaw's (Vol. IV, page 548, Flushing MM, Belmont Co., OH), a Samuel Russell was "received on request" 9/21/1854, died 7/12/1878, and was buried in Flushing Burial Ground (Quaker cemetery in Flushing, OH). I am quite certian this is the same Samuel Russell whose date of death and birth date are cited in his grandsons bio [Linneaus J. Russell b.1853 d. aft. 1930] . My questions are: [One], Does this place still exist? Two], Are their gravestones there? [Three], Would anyone be willing to do a cemetery lookup for me and send a photo of the gravestone and whether he has any other family buried near him. [Four] Can someone send me driving directions to this cemetery. Thank you, Robert Russell Sarasota, Florida

Does anyone know if death certs were issued for WWI soldiers KIA, and if so, where they might be filed? I have information on a Belmont Co. cousin who was killed in action and is buried in France, and I have a pic of the cemetery and of his gravesite. What I would now like is a copy of the death cert. Thanks for any suggestions/assistance. Regards, Nancy Edwards nsedwards@bellsouth.net - Georgia -

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I'm working the Alexander line and know quite a bit. W. C. Triplett ----- Original Message ----- From: "GHH" <wherrington0157@wowway.com> To: <ohbelmon@rootsweb.com>; <ohbelmon-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 4:18 PM Subject: Re: [OHBELMON] GRAY - RIGGS - MC CLEARY - ALEXANDER - MITCHELL > Belmont Co., OH Marriage Book Five 1838-1844 > > RIGGS, William & GRAY, Isabella Ross on 02 Mar 1842 by B. Mitchell Min: > pg. > 305 > > Belmont Co., OH Marriage Book 7 1844-1849 > > McCLEARY, Joseph & RIGGS, Isabella R. on 31 May 1848 by James Alexander > Min; > Pg. 308 > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Sue12632@aol.com> > To: <ohbelmon-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 7:14 PM > Subject: [OHBELMON] GRAY - RIGGS - MC CLEARY - ALEXANDER - MITCHELL > > >> Isabella Ross GRAY b. 1822 Belmont Co., OH - d. ? in ? (dau. of Robert >> GRAY >> (1783 PA - 1860 Morgan Co., OH & Agnes ALEXANDER 1792 Belmont Co., OH - >> 1825 >> Belmont Co., OH >> m. 1st 1843 Belmont Co., OH to Wm. RIGGS (no dates) - no known issues >> m 2nd 1848 Belmont Co., OH to Jos. C. MC CLEARY b. 1812 in ? - 1894 in ? >> ISSUES: >> 1. Clarke MC CLEARY - (no dates) >> 2. Geo. W. MC CLEARY(1849 OH - d. 1936 St. Petersburg, FL) m. Effie Maria >> MITCHELL (1854 in ? - 1921 in ?) - Issues 1. Joseph Le Roy; 2. Edna >> Bracken; 3. >> James Potter & 4. Guy Mitchell MC CLEARY. >> 3. John MC CLEARY - (no dates) >> >> Anyone researching this family who can fill in some of the missing data? >> _Sue12632@aol.com_ (mailto:Sue12632@aol.com) >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Sorry I made a typing error my Grandmother's name was Clydella Amanda Aken not Wood.Her parents were Ross Allen Aken and Emma Malinda Wood Aken.

My G-Grandfather was Ross Allen Aken brother of Edgar Aken.Ross was married to Emma Malinda Wood and thier daughter Clydella Amanda Wood was my Grand mother.Clara and was the sister of Emma.

My uncle by marriage was in Belmont County and his name was Lester Edgar Aiken. His mother was Clara Wood/Woods, his father Edgar Aiken.They lived most of their life in the Bethesda/Goshen Twp. area but my uncle was born in Tiltonsville,Ohio 1893. Nancy Fogle

What are some of the names you are researching in Ohio? I am connected to Seth Wood, who lived in Belmont Co., Ohio. Bev Joens JOAL63@cs.com wrote: >Is anyone sesrching any of these family lines? > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

I check my Wood information and could not make a connection with your Molly Buena Wood and John Robert Anderson but thank for your kind reply.

I'm not actively searching those lines, but I have a Molly Buena WOOD who married John Robert ANDERSON on 27 Dec 1887 in Belmont County. J.R. is a 2nd Great Grand Uncle of mine. Stephen -----Original Message----- From: ohbelmon-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ohbelmon-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of JOAL63@cs.com Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 3:27 PM To: OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHBELMON] Aken Davis Wood Poulson Is anyone sesrching any of these family lines? ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHBELMON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thank you for the marriage dates. Sue