I finally got to the cemeteries with my flowers. Pioneer Cemetery looks WONDERFUL! What a difference Vivian and her group has made! My only concern there is that I am afraid Hiram Beauchamp's stone is going to disaapear. It has been broken for several years. The piece that is still mounted in the ground is loose. Once the vandals find that out----good-by Hiram! I wish I could do something to repair it, but with my bad back I was lucky to get flowers to the cemetery. But I really want to commend the people that have made such a difference. I am sure my ancestors are pleased! But, Oh, Amanda! Several stones are shoved out of place including J.T. McGlaughlin--my great-great grandfather. And poor Ebenezer Manche---still doesn't have any kind of marker indicating that he fought in the Civil War. He died at Mission Ridge, TN. Only 21 years old. There are some old pioneers there, too. My great-great-great grandmother is there. She was born in 1782. That is 223 YEARS ago!! Carolyn --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new Resources site!

Was Donald L. Pearson born in Dayton, OH? I used to be married to George A. Pearson whose father was Donald Pearson. Donald and his wife, Mary, moved from Dayton, OH, to Hamilton and that is where I met their son, George, in the early 60s. I believe Donald and Mary are both deceased now. Was just curious, and thanks much, Barbara in Indianapolis, IN unicorn1945 <[email protected]> wrote: Memorial Day remembrance, gratitude and love to the 7 (seven!) children of Martin Lewis and Leona Pearson. Six sons and one daughter - six of those seven, including the daughter served during W.W.II. Only one did not survive. Pvt. Margaret Pearson, W.A.A.C Robert Gene Pearson, Appr. Seaman, Navy John F. Pearson, Pfc., Marines Darrell Pearson, CPO, Navy - lost at sea Thomas Pearson, 2nd Lt., Army Air Corp Donald L. Pearson, 1st Lt., Army Air Corp Shirley Pearson GenFest Coordinator http://www.munpl.org/genfest/genfest2005.htm ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== To SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE: Send a message to: [email protected] or [email protected] Put SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE (whichever you want to do) -- Barbara in Indianapolis, IN

Hi List, It's been several years since my last post and am still with no new information on my Tucker line. I am researching the family of John and Hester (Hettie) Reed who lived in Oxford in the 1850 federal Census. At the time of this census their children were: Sarah Jane age 13 John age 8 James age 5 Preston age 3 Rachel age 1 John Sr. appears in the 1860 Federal Census working as a farm laborer in Oxford but I cannot find his wife or children anywhere. Sarah Jane is old enough to have been married by this point. I am hoping someone out there might have access to marriage records to see if she was indeed married at this and to whom. I have not been able to locate John Tucker Sr. in any of the 1870 Federal Census's so I am assuming he died somewhere between 1860 and 1870. Since he was in Oxford for atleast 20 years, can someone tell me if there is any cemetery listings for him or for Hester? By 1870, John Jr. and brother Preston appears to be living in MO. No idea as to what happened to James or little sister Rachel. Any help at all locating death information on John and Hester Strong would be so much appreciated. Also marriage information on Sarah Jane or Rachel would be wonderful too. Thanks, Paula MN

Butler County WW II Veterans: Brothers Warren G, Corbin R, James A, and Paul H Miller, sons of Russell and Maude Reed Miller. Orville McQueen, Navy Ova Downing, Navy James G Kinser Korean War: Homer Palmer Halsey, US Navy Vietnam: Talmadge Downing, US Marines WW I: Lexton Ellington, AEF France Monty Reed -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.322 / Virus Database: 267.2.0 - Release Date: 5/27/2005

GGgrandfather, Michael Ayers, War of 1812 James Latta Rowan,169th OVI Civil War, died due to illness Ellen Rowan Taylor -- ERT

Memorial Day remembrance, gratitude and love to the 7 (seven!) children of Martin Lewis and Leona Pearson. Six sons and one daughter - six of those seven, including the daughter served during W.W.II. Only one did not survive. Pvt. Margaret Pearson, W.A.A.C Robert Gene Pearson, Appr. Seaman, Navy John F. Pearson, Pfc., Marines Darrell Pearson, CPO, Navy - lost at sea Thomas Pearson, 2nd Lt., Army Air Corp Donald L. Pearson, 1st Lt., Army Air Corp Shirley Pearson GenFest Coordinator http://www.munpl.org/genfest/genfest2005.htm

The only Butler County veteran I know of is Bob Dillhoff, a friend of my brother's, who served with the Marines (I believe), and died in August 1998. I would also like to thank Marcel Ertel for his work finding the families of American pilots who died and were buried in France during WWII. His site is at _http://perso.wanadoo.fr/Patrick.ertel/id8.htm_ (http://perso.wanadoo.fr/Patrick.ertel/id8.htm) Nancy Sween

Add to the Logan County, Ohio brothers, civil war veterans. There were five of them and they all survived. A miracle. John Lusby 128th Ohio Inf.

In memory Logan Co., Ohio brothers who fought in the civil war. All survived. A miracle. George Lisby/Lusby 82d Ohio Inf. POW at Chancellorsville (my great grandfather) Jacob Lusby 128th Ohio Inf. Josiah Lusby 121st Ohio Inf. Benjamin Lusby 82d Ohio Inf. (battle of Gettysburg)

I'd like to pay tribute to the following people who fought for our country: James Denny, born in Ireland, fought in the Revolutionary War as a Bedford Ranger from Pennyslvania. Christopher Cary, born in NH, fought in Revolutionary and was captured. After war moved to Cincinnati. Buried there. WAR of 1812 James McGlaughlin Henry Denny CIVIL WAR Ebenezer Manche-a cousin died in Mission Ridge, TN. Buried Amanda Cemetery R.V. Denny--great-great grandfather-buried Pioneer Cemetery Middletown John Martin Denny(his brother) buried in Kansas Jonas Denny Daniel T. Denny W.W.II William Daley-cousin died at the Battle of the Bulge __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

I would like to honor: Olney "Buck" Combs...U.S. Marines, WW II John L. Moon...U.S. Navy, now serving James Leo Hatton...Who paid the ultimate price, U.S. Army, Viet Nam Rudell Hatton...U.S. Navy, WW II

God bless the veterans in my heart: First and foremost: My husband, Paul M. Pearson - Viet Nam Also: John R. Szermeta - Viet Nam Jay E. Patterson - Korea Clinton F. Patterson - W.W.II Delbert Baston - W.W.II Robert I. Patterson - Civil War Samuel R. Patterson - Civil War (the ultimate price) And currently serving, my two granddaughters who are both scheduled to serve in Iraq: Megan Wrench Britny Wrench Shirley Pearson GenFest Coordinator http://www.munpl.org/genfest/genfest2005.htm

Hi. My name is Pavla. I want to honor: Dr. Gabriel Frank Vrsic, my father, who lived through WW1 and WW2 and served in the military in Yugoslavia during WW2 (against the Germans) 3 Hancock brothers who served in the Revolutionary War out of Massachusetts & all died, leaving only 1 younger brother sent home so there'd be one left (Thomas) John Hancock, my uncle, served in the Army I believe during the Vietnam War James Lewis Mills, who served as sharpshooter during the Civil War (out of Ohio) Cloy Cletus Kerr, who lied about his age in order to be able to enter the army at age 14 out of Ohio years back (unsure year) Alexander Kerr, who served in the Civil War out of Ohio ca 1860, 1870 (unsure year)

thank you Norma for putting the link on to the Veterans Memorial Site. Deb Have you hugged a Veteran today? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Norma Adams" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 8:14 PM Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Memorial Day Rememberance > Hi, > With Memorial Day weekend here, I am opening up the list for any tribute > you all may want to post to our veterans of any conflict. I want to > remember the brave men and women who are now serving around the world, > especially those in Iraq. > > I want to honor two special men who paid the ultimate price during WWII. > > Dewey P. Adams, who died in the explosion of his aircraft over London. > > Forrest R. Cope, who was lost in battle, never to return home. > > > Here is a link to the names of those on the Veterans' Memorial at Woodside > Cemetery. > http://amlegion218.tripod.com/id5.html > > Have a safe weekend! > > Norma > > > ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== > Search for Butler County family names ~ > http://surhelp-bin.rootsweb.com/surindx.pl?site=OHBUTLER2 >

Great Grandfather Philip Leveline Company F, 93 Infantry Regiment Ohio Civil War Great-Uncle George Leveline Company F, 167 Infantry Regiment Ohio Civil War Father Earl W Gardner 101st Airborne, Normandy Invasion WW2 Uncle Edward Stidham Army WW2 Uncle Glenn Paul Gardner Army Guadal Canal WW2 Uncle John Gardner Army and Navy before and during WW2 Cousin Donald Levline Marines Korea Husband Robert Kneer Army Viet Nam

My grandfather, Samuel Odell Pence, South Pacific, WWII, born in Wolfe Co., Ky, lived in Midd., Oh His father, Samuel Withrow Pence, South Pacific, Spanish-American War, born in Wolfe Co., Ky, lived in Midd., Oh Take care, J. Larry Helton, Jr. "It's not how you die, it's what you live for." - Daniel Boone

Great-great-grandfather Frederick WALTER 132nd Ohio (He only arrived in the US in 1860) Great-uncle Nicholas WALTER Spanish American War My grandfather's brother John HENNESSY WWI My father, George HENNESSY, and 5 uncles in WWII, some in Europe others in the Pacific. My father and uncle, Robert HENNESSY Korean War Me, in the highland of Vietnam 1969-70 Tom Hennessy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Kneer" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 9:34 PM Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Memorial Day Remembrance > Great Grandfather Philip Leveline Company F, 93 Infantry Regiment Ohio > Civil War > > > > Great-Uncle George Leveline Company F, 167 Infantry Regiment Ohio Civil > War > > > > Father Earl W Gardner 101st Airborne, Normandy Invasion WW2 > > > > Uncle Edward Stidham Army WW2 > > > > Uncle Glenn Paul Gardner Army Guadal Canal WW2 > > > > Uncle John Gardner Army and Navy before and during WW2 > > > > Cousin Donald Levline Marines Korea > > > > Husband Robert Kneer Army Viet Nam > > > > > > > > ==== OHBUTLER Mailing List ==== > Butler County OHGenWeb genealogy site ~ > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler >

Hi, With Memorial Day weekend here, I am opening up the list for any tribute you all may want to post to our veterans of any conflict. I want to remember the brave men and women who are now serving around the world, especially those in Iraq. I want to honor two special men who paid the ultimate price during WWII. Dewey P. Adams, who died in the explosion of his aircraft over London. Forrest R. Cope, who was lost in battle, never to return home. Here is a link to the names of those on the Veterans' Memorial at Woodside Cemetery. http://amlegion218.tripod.com/id5.html Have a safe weekend! Norma

I can't seem to find Butler Co. marriage index. I've seen it before, because I have gotten info off of it. Can someone give me a link for it? Thank you, Brenda in TX

Just in time for a long weekend, the "Browse Butler County Ohio" page is updated at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/browse.html Have a safe weekend! Nancy