As late as the 1950's there was no degree requirement to teach in Ohio. -------------- Original message -------------- From: Jknitl@aol.com > > In a message dated 5/23/2006 3:04:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > Sftrail@aol.com writes: > > For your aunt to have been a school principal, I'd think she would have > gone > to > college somewhere. > > > > Not necessarily. I taught school in the 1970s in Atlanta and the principal > of the school (K-8) never went to college. The requirements were stiffer by > the 70s, but he was grandfathered in. > > So, in the 1890s it's quite possible there was no such requirement. My > grandmother taught school in Indiana in the 1920s and she went to a special > school for teachers in Indianapolis which was only a year or less. > > There were many teacher schools and Normal Colleges for teachers to prepare, > with varying lengths of preparation. > > > ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== > Butler County OHGenWeb genealogy site ~ > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler >

I would just like to mention that we need to remember how intense the curriculum was in the past. Long division was done in ones head for example. Long passages of classics were memorized where maybe now it seems to be skimmed over. Readers did not have the variety of reading material as now and from what I have surmised, most was more difficult than now. Writings by Ben Franklin and others were far more difficult than what the average person reads today. Aren't our newspapers and pamphlets written at an 8th grade level even now? Maybe it is 6th? One or the other..just cannot remember now. I am a RNBSN and have homeschooled for 7 years. I have come to the conclusion that children who were able to go to school in the "olden" days received a great education in comparison to what many children receive today. Mcguffey readers were not easy. Education was very important to parents and children..it was a great privilege to be able to read and write and parents enforced children to learn and behave. Now sadly, children are so undisciplined that many..not all of course are not concerned about learning...and those children in turn ruin it for the rest of them by being disruptive. You cannot teach children who don't want to learn. Just my opinion but a one room school house full of children who wanted to learn would surpass an elaborate building full of children who "have to go to school." Kudos to our past teachers regardless of their official education. I bet they were some pretty intelligent teachers...

In a message dated 5/23/2006 3:04:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Sftrail@aol.com writes: For your aunt to have been a school principal, I'd think she would have gone to college somewhere. Not necessarily. I taught school in the 1970s in Atlanta and the principal of the school (K-8) never went to college. The requirements were stiffer by the 70s, but he was grandfathered in. So, in the 1890s it's quite possible there was no such requirement. My grandmother taught school in Indiana in the 1920s and she went to a special school for teachers in Indianapolis which was only a year or less. There were many teacher schools and Normal Colleges for teachers to prepare, with varying lengths of preparation.

My grandparents farmed near Okeana, but both went to college for several years in the early 1890s. They went to Otterbein College in Westerville OH. During that time period, there were also colleges in Cincinnati and of course Miami U. For your aunt to have been a school principal, I'd think she would have gone to college somewhere. You had posted some info on the Hynes family on this page near the bottom: _http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/sur-a499.htm_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/sur-a499.htm) back in 1999 from another email address, but nothing about her schooling. Nancy Sween In a message dated 5/23/2006 1:34:37 PM Central Daylight Time, unicorn1945@sbcglobal.net writes: I'm wondering if someone on the List may know something about the "what" and "where" of post high school education necessary to be a teacher in the Hamilton City School District. My aunt, Nelle Hynes of Overpeck, graduated from Hamilton High School in 1895/6 and had a career as an elementary teacher and principal in the city school district. Thank you. Kathleen Dewey

Kathleen, Google "normal schools" and see what you come up with. Here in Indiana, a person attended what they called Normal School, the equivalent of a teacher's college at that time. Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: Kathleen Dewey To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 1:34 PM Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] teacher education Hello, List I'm wondering if someone on the List may know something about the "what" and "where" of post high school education necessary to be a teacher in the Hamilton City School District. My aunt, Nelle Hynes of Overpeck, graduated from Hamilton High School in 1895/6 and had a career as an elementary teacher and principal in the city school district. Thank you. Kathleen Dewey ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== Butler County American History & Genealogy Project http://www.usgennet.org/usa/oh/county/butler -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.7.0/345 - Release Date: 5/22/2006

The Middletown Library had this person contact me to see if I could help her. I am afraid that I will not be much help, but I thought someone out there might be able to help her. I found her committs about the connection to Charles R. Hook very interesting. Roger Miller ----- Original Message ----- From: KMartin133@aol.com To: rmiller001@cinci.rr.com Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 9:31 AM Subject: WILLIAMSON/HOOK genealogy Mr. Miller: I just got your message, sorry for the delay. I'm trying to find the family of the CHARLOTTE WILLIAMSON that married Ira Gage HOOK on June 30, 1835 in Cincinnati, OH. She was born about 1810 in Ohio to parents born in PA (at least that's what the 1880 census states). Ira had passed in 1843 in Mobile, AL so she was back in Cinci by 1850 with her 3 boys John Canada, Henry Hamilton, and my ancestor Charles. Ira had been the owner of the riverboats "Victoria" and "Anne Calhoun" mfrd. by his family boatyard in Marietta, OH. (Knox & Hook). They lived in Mobile (per 1840 census), but he was "of Cincinnati" running between this location and presumably New Orleans and points west. By 1860, Charlotte was working for a Cincinnati doctor as a nurse, with her sons assisting. John and Charles enlisted for the Union in IL. in 1864. I think Charlotte was involved as a nurse for the Union during the war, as Henry was later a director of the Cinci Sanitation. She is listed in the 1870 and 1880 MO. census (Kaw and Kansas City) as a nurse. Charles R. (Ruffin) Hook, son of Henry Hamilton Hook wrote a small genealogy for the "Humphrey Hooke of Bristol" book that he initiated in the 1920's stating Charlotte died in 1884. I don't know where though or who her family was. Charles R. Hook was a pretty prominent man in your area, and I feel he must've left more papers somewhere in the area. He was founder of Armco Steel and Junior Achievement. Thanks so much for any assistance, Kimberly Hook Martin Kim "Life is a promise, fulfill it." Mother Teresa -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.6.1/344 - Release Date: 5/19/2006

Talking about the education of a teacher depends on the time frame when the person taught. Here in the midwest back in the early days of settlement and thereafter in many states you only had to have so many years of schooling and take a test and you could be a teacher. Then I imagine after so many years of teaching and if needed you moved up to be the principal or administrator. I have friends in their 70's and 80's who started out in their teaching careers with only a certificate gained after taking a test. Maybe that would explain this situation in Ohio too. Just a thought! ----- Original Message ----- From: Sftrail@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 2:08 PM To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [OHBUTLER-L] teacher education My grandparents farmed near Okeana, but both went to college for several years in the early 1890s. They went to Otterbein College in Westerville OH. During that time period, there were also colleges in Cincinnati and of course Miami U. For your aunt to have been a school principal, I'd think she would have gone to college somewhere. You had posted some info on the Hynes family on this page near the bottom: _http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/sur-a499.htm_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/sur-a499.htm) back in 1999 from another email address, but nothing about her schooling Nancy Sween In a message dated 5/23/2006 1:34:37 PM Central Daylight Time, unicorn1945@sbcglobal.net writes: I'm wondering if someone on the List may know something about the "what" and "where" of post high school education necessary to be a teacher in the Hamilton City School District. My aunt, Nelle Hynes of Overpeck, graduated from Hamilton High School in 1895/6 and had a career as an elementary teacher and principal in the city school district. Thank you. Kathleen Dewey ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== A History and Biographical Cyclopaedia of Butler County Ohio ~ http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/index.html

Hello, List I'm wondering if someone on the List may know something about the "what" and "where" of post high school education necessary to be a teacher in the Hamilton City School District. My aunt, Nelle Hynes of Overpeck, graduated from Hamilton High School in 1895/6 and had a career as an elementary teacher and principal in the city school district. Thank you. Kathleen Dewey

On Sun, 21 May 2006 05:39:57 EDT, Schwabgen@aol.com wrote: >Hi Beth, I am of no help to your request of names in this >cemetery. I was wondering if anyone had came up with an >answer of list of names. I would like to see the same. An inventory for Bethel Cemetery can be purchased from BCOGS for $10. See http://da120757.tripod.com/bcogs/id4.html. I know the Smith Library in Oxford has a copy. -- Dennis M. Kowallek kowallek@iglou.com ******************

Hi Beth, I am of no help to your request of names in this cemetery. I was wondering if anyone had came up with an answer of list of names. I would like to see the same. thanks, Bonnie Schwab

Grads of the High School in Hamilton, Ohio 1894 - 1897 [alphabetized names, class, residence, occupation] source: Biographical & Historical Sketches: A Narrative of Hamilton and Its Residents From 1792 – 1896 by Stephen D. Cone Andrews, Russell Robert -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Anshutz, Jessie Alice -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Teacher. Augspurger, Milton G. -- 1897 -- Overpeck, Ohio. Bachelor, Maggie Louisa -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Beauchamp, Earl Gardner -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Beck, Charles Henry -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Beck, Clara Catherine -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Becker, Lillian -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Becker, Zoah R. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Beeler, Helen Grace -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Bender, Mathilda Petranella -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Bentel, Walter Leo -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Berry, Fanny Newton -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Besold, George Conrad -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Black, Claire -- 1897 -- McGonigles, Ohio. Bock, Theodore -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Brown, Katherine Elizabeth -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Teacher. Bruning, Cora Kate -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Bruning, William Henry -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Buechner, Anna Marie -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Burnett, John Alphonso -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Carr, Maynard Brown -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Clark, Grace -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Cochran, Nan Bradley -- 1896 -- Millville, Ohio. Cone, John Charles -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Conlin, James Timothy -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Cross, Cornelia Armstrong -- 1895 -- Lima, Ohio. Crume, Grace Muriel -- 1895 -- (Mrs. William Boyd), Hamilton, Ohio. Crume, Harry Pliny -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Cummins, George Marion -- 1896 -- Busenbark, Ohio. Deam, Ona Lea -- 1895 -- Collinsville, Ohio. Decker, Louise May Vincent -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Decker, Sophia -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Dick, Mary E. A. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Dick, Russie Cyrene -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Dickey, Keren Happuch -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Teacher. Dilg, Lulu May -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Dorris, Adelaide Gay -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Doty, Bessie -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Dowrey, Mary Alice -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Eberle,Ida Vashti Theodore -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Eberling, Lutie Matthias -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Fenneman, Mabel Angela -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Fitton, Annis Rachel -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Teacher. Frechtling, Arthur George -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Gaff, Mary Eliza -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Goldsmith, Oscar -- 1897 -- Collinsville, Ohio. Goshorn, Lulu Belle -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Grimmer, Henry Andrew -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hampton, Orville A. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hancock, Daisy -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Harris, Lillie Blanche Centennial -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Teacher. Hartkoff, Clarence Reinhart Joseph -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Harvey, Alta Dell -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Haungs, Katie May -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Heiser, Karl William -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Helvey, George Stanley -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Henning, Ella May -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hites, Minnie B. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hoffman, Clare May -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Holdefer, Charles Frederick -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hooven, Paul Maurice -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hossfeld, Augusta -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hunter, Alexander Clyde -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hunter, Joseph Symmes -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Hynes, Eleanor Katherine -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Inloes, Grace Alice -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Jacobs, Edward Lewis -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. James, Ida Lynn -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Keiser, Helen -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Kimbrough, Ethel Mary -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Leibrock, Louisa H. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Leveline, Elizabeth P. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Lingler, Caroline Kathryn -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Lingler, Emma Kathryn -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Louthan, Edith Pearl -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Ludeke, Caroline Anna Wilhelmine -- Deceased, 1896. Mallert, Mabel -- 1896 -- Collinsville, Ohio. Margedant, Carl Ernest -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Margedant, Clara A. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. McLain, Myrtle Mae -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Miller, Elizabeth -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Teacher. Miller, Rosa Caroline -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Millspaugh, Joseph LeRoy -- 1896 -- Grand Rapids, Mich. Mitchell, Hugh Culbertson -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Mitchell, Paul James -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Murphy, Alice St. Clair -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Niederauer, Sybilla Ida Florence -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Northrup, Georgia Van Sands -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Oetterer, Hermine Adolphina Frederica -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Osborne, Jessie Keith -- 1895 -- Chicago, Ill. Osborne, Josie Hogarth -- 1895 -- Chicago, Ill. Pearson, Bertha Gertrude -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Peters, Helen -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Pottinger, Margery Belle -- 1895 -- Liberty, Ind. Rembler, Johannah Augusta -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Reutti, Lillian Mildred -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Rich, Eugene Sheldon -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Rich, Letty Jane -- 1895 -- [no town given] Deceased. Rieser, Grace E. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Rife, Charles C. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Riffel, Edna Beryl -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Rogers, Edna Ellen -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Rolfe, Kenneth Lester -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Roll, Mabel -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Ross, Amy Elizabeth -- 1895 -- Jones, Ohio. Ross, Katherine Adele -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Schell, Edward Lamport -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Schell, Elizabeth Lamport -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Schell, Mary -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Schneider, Edgar Betram [Bertram?] -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Schumacher, August -- 1894 -- Cincinnati, Ohio. Doctor. Schwab, Susie -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Schweinefest, Hedwig Louise -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Schweinfest, Alma -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Shafer, Ellen J. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Shank, Mary -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Sheehan, Clyde Monroe -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Shields, Nannie G. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Silver, Harry -- 1894 -- Chicago, Ill. Smedley, Clement Dare (Jr.) -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Smedley, Frank Louis Taylor -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Student at Miami University. Symmes, Walter -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Tarry, Nellie Ferlina -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Thompson, Ralph Shelby -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Treudley, Phoebe Curtis -- 1895 -- Jones, Ohio. Tuley, Thomas E. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Urmston, Bessie Alma -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Urmston, Murray D. -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Van Derveer, Thomas Millikin -- 1896 -- West Point, N.Y. Warwick, Martin Luther -- 1897 -- Seven Mile, Ohio. Waterhouse, Metta -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Watkins, Edith Mary -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Weaver, Elizabeth Hart -- 1895 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Webster, Clara Luisa -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Weiman, Fred Joseph -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Welsh, Anna May -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Whipps, Elizabeth Lindley -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Wilson, Claude DeWitt -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Winchester, Earl -- 1897 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Winchester, Lulu Belle -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Wintersteen, Blanche Ethel -- 1896 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Wright, Emma Aletha -- 1894 -- Hamilton, Ohio. Diane Beaty Blankets for America Friends of Pine Ridge Reservation Before us lies a new day, and in the distance a new world, ours to create by the strength of our faith.

Hello All, I am new to your list, but because of information I just received I am searching Hamilton, Butler co, Ohio for a marriage record. My GGF seems to have been married at least six times and the last (illegal) wife was Ella Ellen Townsend Thomas Boden. It seems that Lewis Boden did not believe in divorce. He would just walk away, sat his wife was dead and marry again. Elizabeth Johnston, married in Webster, Westmoreland co. PA 1858 Mary Mitchell, Washington Co, PA married in Wellsburg, WV 1868 Harriet Gover, lived in Belmont co Ohio, Wheeling WV and East Liverpool, Ohio 1870 Ellen Pascoe, from Ohio married in Somerton, Belmont co 1886 Ella Ellen Townsend Thomas from Canada maried in Hamilton 1908 There were 18 children (and still counting) 13 daughters and 5 sons I there marriage records online for Butler co. online? Does anyone have access to marriage records? This man has driven me crazy for 20 years now I am finding all kinds of information on him. Sometime around the Civil War he changed his name to Lewis Willgues, then about 1905 in order to collect on the Civil War pension he had to change his name back to Boden, and on pension papers he names all his children as Boden's but Harriet Gover and Ellen Pascoe raised their children as Willgues's, then he went back to Boden again. Thank you for any help Terry

eBay Item number: 7416030524 is an engraved picture of Hamilton physician Dr. Cyrus Falconer...the item description includes a bio up to the publication year of 1884...if you're a Falconer descendent, you may want to check this out...Dr. Falconer's wives included Mary, daughter of the Hon. John Woods; Margaret McKee, of Columbus; and Ella Crawford, of Hamilton. http://tinyurl.com/gpflp Diane Beaty Blankets for America Friends of Pine Ridge Reservation Before us lies a new day, and in the distance a new world, ours to create by the strength of our faith.

Just a reminder about Work at the Woodmansee Cemetery continues Saturday May 20, 2006 8AM-12PM While the honesuckle is down earth moving continues, House building is coming down the street. Hopefully skilled rigging experience will present itself with a new volunteer or two to reset the 4 large monuments. Physics (basic mechanics) expertise is always welcomed. Caroline Huppi www.rootsweb.com/!ohbutcem/ Liberty Township, Woodmansee Cemetery

Norma, Dr Henry Mallory published a book in 1895 called Gems of Thought and Character Sketches. It is about the people of Butler County. Sandi Deaton-Kneer Orlando, FL -----Original Message----- From: by way of Norma Adams <njadams@cinci.rr.com> [mailto:Gateway426@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2006 12:31 PM To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Mallory Hi. I was wondering if anything could be found on Dr.. Henry Mallory who lived in Hamilton Township, Butler CO and is found in census records 1860 thru 1880. Looking for obit. Thanks. Joan Koechig ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== To SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE: Send a message to: OHBUTLER-L-request@rootsweb.com or OHBUTLER-D-request@rootsweb.com Put SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE (whichever you want to do)

no obit, but here are some bits and pieces in regard to Henry Mallory... http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/405.htm Nelson WILLIAMS was born in Champaign County, Ohio, on the 23d of March, 1853, being the oldest child of George and Margaret WILLIAMS. He went to the common schools until he was sixteen years of age, when he entered Piqua High School, there remaining two years. He then taught school until he was twenty-one. He had previously been reading law, and at that age entered the office of Israel WILLIAMS, in Hamilton. He was admitted to the bar in April, 1876, and continued with Israel WILLIAMS, engaged in practice, until July, 1881. He was married in 1880 to Miss Susie, daughter of Dr. Henry MALLORY, an old and well-established physician of the West Side. Mr. WILLIAMS is an active and rising member of the Butler County bar, and has already attained much success. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/197.htm Practicing Physicians in Butler County At Present [1882] Hamilton. - C. FALCONER, W. HUBER, W. H. SCOBEY, W. W. CALDWELL, S. H. POTTER, J. S. McNEELEY, H. MALLORY, C. MARKT, John R. BROWN, S. D. BEELER, druggist; Dan MILLIKIN, A. MYERS, druggist; W. C. MILLER, druggist; John CASS, J. L. KIRKPATRICK, C. E. WALTON, J. B. SCOTT, T. B. TALBOT, G. C. SKINNER, J. J. STRECKER, C. A. L. REED, A. N. ELLIS, C. H. VON KLEIN, C. S. VIGUS. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/225.htmCompany I. [Civil War]Captains.- Henry MALLORY, resigned February 17, 1862. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/212.htmThe location of Camp Hamilton was changed in August from the Fair Ground to the common at the head of Third Street, on the old cricket ground. This was done principally to secure a good parade ground, where there would be no obstruction to drill. Dr. MALLORY began raising a company in Hamilton in September. He had forty-two names on his roll. Diane Beaty Blankets for America Friends of Pine Ridge Reservation Before us lies a new day, and in the distance a new world, ours to create by the strength of our faith.

Hi. I was wondering if anything could be found on Dr.. Henry Mallory who lived in Hamilton Township, Butler CO and is found in census records 1860 thru 1880. Looking for obit. Thanks. Joan Koechig

And a William Skiles for the 1810 tax list in Champaign County, thanks to the link Dennis mentioned. In a message dated 5/12/2006 8:35:59 AM Central Daylight Time, njadams@cinci.rr.com writes: There is a John Skile listed on the 1807 tax list in Liberty Twp.

Yes very near. They appear to be joining counties. I don't suppose the census tells the names of the other family members? If this is my John, he had 6 children total. 3 girls and 3 boys. I believe the girls were born first. I don't have dates till John Jr. in 1796; Isaac b. 29 Sept. 1800 and George Hill Skiles (my line) b. 1809 Unfortunately and I am not sure where now that I got the information but as you can see from my previous email Rachel and Rebecca both married in Ohio prior to the birth of their brother George. Janean Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Kneer" <bkneer@worldnet.att.net> To: <OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 5:43 PM Subject: RE: [OHBUTLER-L] Death Information > I looked at the 1810 census. There is one John Skiles living in West > Pennsboro, Cumberland County, PA. There are other family members but I > can not tell the ages as ancestry chopped out the top of the pages > during filming. > > Is this area near Lancaster County? > > Sandi Deaton-Kneer > Orlando, FL > > -----Original Message----- > From: Janean Ray [mailto:JRay38@neo.rr.com] > Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 12:37 PM > To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Death Information > > I haven't done much on my SKILES/SKYLES line recently from Morgan Twp > area > but since the list has been active I am going to jump in here. > > I have a will of my 4th great grandfather John Skiles dated 9 Jan 1827 > that > does not name a wife. > > They had 6 children > > Rachel Skiles m. William Draper in 1807 > Rebecca Skiles m. James Kennedy 1806 > Elley Skiles > John Skiles Jr. b. 1796 m. Elizabeth ??? > Isaac Skiles b. 1800 m. Jane George 1825 > George Hill Skiles b. 1809 m. Catherine ??? 1826 > > In doing the math and making a giant estimate, Rebecca m. in 1806.... so > let's say she was 18... that would put her birth about 1788. That would > make her 8 years older than John Jr. So I'm estimating that John Sr. > and > this unknown wife married about 1786/87 area. > > IF this is generally correct and take about 20 years away from the > marriage, > John Sr. was born about 1767 making him about 60 when he died or at > least > when the will was written. > > Based on this information I'm looking for his wife's name. > > I believe they were married in PA specifically the Lancaster Co. area. > But > hoping she possibly passed away in Morgan Twp. I have no cemetery > information - nothing. I did find on a link given out earlier that > Rachel > m. William Draper in Warrent Co. Rebecca m. James Kennedy in Butler > Co., > George, Isaac and John Jr. were listed on the federal census as in > Butler > Co. 1830/40 and most likely father John Sr. in 1820 listed on federal > census > in Butler which I pretty much knew by his Will. There is no female > listed > in 1820 so I'm thinking she had already died. > > Is there an 1810 census? Unfortunately most of those only list head of > house hold. I'm just a little lost at this point of where to turn. Any > suggestions appreciated. Janean > > > > ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== > Search for Butler County family names ~ > http://surhelp-bin.rootsweb.com/surindx.pl?site=OHBUTLER2 > > > ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== > A History and Biographical Cyclopaedia of Butler County Ohio ~ > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/index.html >

On Fri, 12 May 2006 08:31:23 -0700 (PDT), Beth Carr <hatteras1996@yahoo.com> wrote: >Could anyone give me the name of the mailing address (city name) that would be for the bethel cemetery in Hanover township. Bethel Cemetery is about 2 miles west of Millville. The mailing address would be Hamilton. There is no church there anymore, so I don't know why anyone would need a mailing address. -- Dennis M. Kowallek kowallek@iglou.com ******************