Dear Researchers, I have just returned from a Wonderful Ancestor Hunting road trip with my brother. We went to Kirkwood Twp. -Salem ME Church Cem & Sewellsville ME Church Cem. I know EVERY FRIZZELL & their related kin in in Belmont Co. all hail from William Frizzell b.abt 1760-d.abt 1850-Rev War Patriot is buried in Sewellsville ME Church Cem. I am happy to report both Cemeteries in very good condition ,and well maintained. Here are the FRIZZELLS that I know belong to William Frizzell, I just do not have all of the proper lines connected. I would LOVE if anyone out there knows anything further about the proper parents, or which siblings belong together. I do know that many FRIZZELLS stayed in Belmont Co from the early 1800's , until what appears fairly current at the mid 1960's. I also know some went to Guernsey Co, and I suspect closer Ohio Counties. My own line went to Franklin Co, Jackson Twp. But mine did not come back to Belmont Co to be buried in the old homestead cem. So I suspect some of the below folks stayed nearby : I have headstone photos for each and every name below, which is why I need someone's help to match up the proper groups. These are in NO particular order, I walked row by row, and across the whole cemetery Sewellsville ME Cem: Lawrence O Frizzell b.1906-d.1922 (these 4 stones were all in a nice row) Clara A Frizzell b.1900-1923 Roy Frizzell b.1912-1926 Arthur Frizell b.1904-1933 Unknown Frizzell -Civil War -185th or 85th Ohio Regiment (male Frizzell) b.abt 1840ish Raymond A Frizzell b. 1888-1963 & wife Mabel Z b. 1869-1958 (same stone) Lewis (Copie) Frizzell b.1907-1968 & wife Sara Bolon b.1909-1992 (so these folks are the most current I found) Dessie Armstrong wife of Clayton Frizzell -her dates 1880-1906?? hard to read her death date TN Frizzell b.1865 -1902 with wife Chellnissie 1867-1938 (I suspect a son of Thomas b.1835-no proof yet) unknown infant Frizzell -8 weeks old Ernest D Frizzell May 27,1891-May 29-1954 (WWI-private) John E Frizzell b.1881-1927 Unknown FRIZZELL -Civil War (GAR marker on a Tall Pointed Stone) -male abt.1840ish Any help would be appreciated. Warmest Regards, Connie Coy Rice [email protected]