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    1. Short Creek Meeting
    2. Sandra Ferguson
    3. WEll, I found the site with photographs of Ohio Quaker sites, but still am confused. I know of the Short Creek prep. meeting that was an off-shoot of the Concord monthly meeting, but can't seem to determine where it was geographically. I'm familiar with a small area now called Short Creek, but is that where the prep. meeting was? A site I visited seems to indicate that the Short Creek meeting was held in Mt. Pleasant, later to be home to the Yearly meeting. So, does anyone know WHERE the early Short Creek meeting was actually held (ca 1804)? Sandra

    05/04/2004 05:52:30
    1. Re: [OHBELMON-L] Short Creek Meeting -- Jefferson Co not Belmont Co., OH
    2. . "... So, does anyone know WHERE the early Short Creek meeting > was actually held (ca 1804)? " Sandra Sandra, et al: Reviewed my data and noted under my Catherine Hibbs some cut and paste info re: Quakers of which Short Creek is said to be aka: Mt Pleasant, but in Jefferson Co., versus Belmont Co....unless county lines changed in this regard. Perhaps that info will help you locate the it on an old map? Below is the info about Ohio from my research. Mary Beth in Wisconsin The Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930 [Genealogy.com] http://www.genealogy.com/ifa/co_192toc.html#intro OHIO - VOLUME IV Listing marriages, births, deaths, certificates, disownments, etc. and much collateral information of interest to genealogy, history, biology, and social conditions Volumes IV and V comprise a two-volume set, each volume containing about half of the Ohio Quaker genealogical records. Volume IV is the largest of the two and is in fact the largest volume of the whole "Encyclopedia." Quakers arrived in the Old Northwest by the thousands, establishing hundred of Meetings for Worship and erecting an unprecedented number of monthly meetings. Volume IV contains the genealogical records found in all original books of the thirty monthly meetings listed below and now belonging to, and under, the jurisdiction of the two presently (1946) established Ohio Yearly Meetings; namely, the Wilbur and Gurney Branches of the Society of Friends in Ohio. Twenty-five of the monthly meetings are in Ohio, four are in Pennsylvania, and one is in Michigan. The thirty monthly meetings whose records of births, marriages, and deaths are included in this volume are as follow: Westland, Washington County, PA Redstone, Fayette County, PA Sewickley, Westmoreland County, PA Concord, Belmont County, OH Plymouth-Smithfield, Jefferson County, OH Middleton, Columbiana County, OH Short Creek (Mt. Pleasant), Jefferson County, OH Salem, Columbiana County, OH New Garden, Columbiana County, OH Stillwater, Belmont County, OH Providence, Fayette County, PA Carmel, Columbiana County, OH Alum Creek, Delaware County, OH Flushing, Belmont County, OH Somerset, Belmont County, OH Sandy Spring, Columbiana County, OH Goshen, Logan County, OH Upper Springfield, Columbiana County, OH Deerfield (Pennsville), Morgan County, OH Plainfield, Belmont County, OH Marlborough, Stark County, OH Chesterfield, Athens County, OH Gilead, Morrow County, OH West, Mahoning County, OH Greenwich, Morrow County, OH Plymouth, Washington County, OH East Goshen, Mahoning County, OH Columbus, Franklin County, OH Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH Adrian, MI OHIO - VOLUME V Listing marriages, births, deaths, certificates, disownments, etc. and much collateral information of interest to genealogy, history, biology, and social conditions. Volume V completes the Ohio Quaker genealogical records. It contains the genealogical records found in all original books known to exist of the twenty-one monthly meetings listed below and now belonging to and under the jurisdiction of the Wilmington Yearly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, and/or the Indiana Yearly Meeting, Richmond, Indiana. All twenty-one meetings are located in south-central, western, and southwestern Ohio. Records of meetings formerly held in these areas, but now laid down (including Hicksite), are included. Ohio Yearly Meeting was established in 1813 by Baltimore Yearly Meeting and took jurisdiction over all meetings in Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and Indiana. (Indiana Yearly Meeting was established in 1821 and took jurisdiction over western Ohio and all of Indiana.) The monthly meetings included in this volume are as follow: Miami, Warren County, OH Fairfield, Highland County, OH West Branch, Miami County, OH Center, Clinton County, OH Elk, Preble County, OH Caesar's Creek, Clinton County, OH Fall Creek, Highland County, OH Mill Creek, Miami County, OH Clear Creek, Clinton County, OH Union, Miami County, OH Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH Newberry, Clinton County, OH Lees Creek, Highland County, OH Springfield, Clinton County, OH Westfield, Preble County, OH Green Plain, Clark County, OH Springborough, Warren County, OH Dover, Clinton County, OH Hopewell, Clinton County, OH Wilmington, Clinton County, OH Van Wert, Van Wert County, OH > >

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