Looking for information about the George CLARE family & Mary Jane WEST who married into the CLARE family. They had a child name Dolly (don't know the proper name). Lived in Bethel, OH Clermont. Mary Jane died in the early 1930's. Dolly would have been an adult with children of her own in the 20's. Any info. is appreciated. Betty

From the book "Ky Pioneers and their Decendents: "List of Ministers Bonds, Mason Co. KY Court Records: Dec Court 1833: Aylett or Aglett Rains. church of the Disciples of Jesus Christ: "Ancient Gospel." Walker Reed and Winslow Parker, sureties."

Is anyone searching this name? I have some material on it, and it's not my line. Contact me if you want this paperwork. Nancy

From: "Ely Hill" <ellehi@one.net> To: "HERMON B FAGLEY" <hermfagley@juno.com> Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 13:49:43 -0500 Subject: Re: [ARMACOST] Fwd: Armacost BORING CLERMONT OH Mue, 30 Jan 2001 13:49:56 -0500 (EST) R[Col Ely Hill,son of Ebon C Hill,for whom Bethel's Elementary is named has posted a reply full of Bethel,WIGGINSVILLE, Pin Hook,and Pt Isabel,Oh names Herm. Saw a couple of references to some of my kin in the original message. Cenith Boring m John Hill JR 1828. I suspect that he was a brother of my James Hill b Dec. 14, 1799. d Feb. 13. 1886, who was married to Mary Frazier b. Feb. 4, 1804, d Se[pt 9, 1888, and who were my great grandparents through my grandfather John Fletcher Hill, b,Sept 25, 1845 d. Jan. 1934 At this point in time, I don't have any information on James siblings. I do suspect that Grandpa John got his name from his grandfather John.?? Rev. Wm. J. Thompson 's son William was a Doctor and married one of James Hill's sisters, Sarah who were the parents of Dr. William Eberly Thompson, Bethel's 103 year old Doctor, the father of Winifred Thompson Davis, grandfather to Bertha Davis Eastwood. William Eberly and my Grandpa Hill were first cousins There was also another Aunt or Uncle of Grandpa Hill's as he always said that he and Dr. W.E.Thompson were double first cousins.. I am gleaning this information from Uncle Will Hill's notes, which are somewhat confusing to decipher and lack many dates. which I hope to obtain one of these days. Hope that this doesn't confuse. ----- Original Message ----- From: HERMON B FAGLEY <hermfagley@juno.com> To: <JDole5633@aol.com>; <Jetoo@aol.com>; <ellehi@one.net>; <carlely@juno.com>; <JBWAMW@aol.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 10:50 AM Subject: Re: [ARMACOST] Fwd: Armacost BORING CLERMONT OH > Thomas Boring m 1820 Peggy Buchanan, by Rev WM JUSTICE > tHOMPSON. Minister lived 2-3 miles east of Christophr Armacost 's > place on Laurel,Pt Isabel Rd,Clermont,Oh. > Isaac Boreing m Peggy Bays,by John Boggess,JP,of Pin Hook, > near Roland Corbin's-TATE-CLERMONT-OH > Cenith Boring m JOHN Hill,Jr 1828 Was he Ely Hill's > Deanna Boring m 1820 Elisha Mannaning,of the mouth of North > Fork,Indian Creek,Washington-Chermont > Rebecca Boning to Wm Boys, 1816 by Rev Wm J THOMPSON,WHOSE > SON,Dr Wm married one of Ely's Hill's > On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 10:17:06 EST JDole5633@aol.com writes: > > > > > ===================================================================== > > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > ===================================================================== > > Source: GC-Baltimore County Md. Query Forum > > URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Md/Baltimore/2793 > > Subject: Boring & Armacost > > > > > > Surname: > > ------------------------- > > > > I believe that you would find your Boring and Armacost relatives in > > far > > NW Balto County. My ex-wf was from a town called Boring MD, on MD Rt > > 30, > > and she had a school-age friend named Tracy Armacost, as I recall, > > from > > the same general area. I figure that there are many relatives with > > each > > of those names out there. > > > > --part1_75.f9a352a.27a834f2_boundary-- > > > > > > ============================== > > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > > > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

John Archard lived on rim of Boat Run valley 1811-1838. Two of his sons, John M. and Nelson, found their way to an area called the Macedonia Community on the border of Amite and Wilkinson Counties of Mississippi. Nelson "ran away" from a Clermont County apprenticeship in about 1827. He married, in 1833, Elizabeth McCrae Archerd, in Wilkinson County. She was the wife of John M. Archard, Nelson's brother. John M. had died in 1832. John's marriage to Elizabeth was in 1830 in Wilkinson County. What led these two young men to Mississippi? Did John move first, taking a flatboat down the Ohio & Miss. rivers and then decide not to return up the Natchez Trace? Did he move with others from Clermont County? In Amite and Wilkinson counties there are a number of Mays, Dunhams, Andersons. In Amite is the Bethany Presbyterian Church with Rev. Smylie. And the Methodist Choctaw preacher William Winans. Many of the folks in Amite and Wilkinson seems to be slave-owning plantation owners who moved to the area from South Carolina in the 1810s. I am looking for anyone who also has ancestors who left Clermont before and up to 1833 bound for Amite or Wilkinson counties in Miss. Bill

Hi, Jim and others - I had great luck when I wrote: Clermont County Probate Court The Heritage Building 76 S. Riverside Drive Batavia, Ohio 45103 phone: (513) 732-7243 They have: Birth Death Certificates from 1857, 1867-1950 Marriage Licenses from 1800-present Wills from 1800-present Estate Administrations from 1800-present for $5.00 and a SASE I got a bunch of wonderful information! - and in about 10 days. Good luck in your research - Mary Mary Lu Sanders marylus@earthlink.net Researching: Sanders, Buckingham, Woodlief, Orr, Robinson, Barbe??, and Fisher http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~5203 The Sanders Family of NC, TN, AL, OH TX

Hi List...could someone please suggest the best place for research in Clermont county??I need to hunt down those LIGHT names....Jim in Darke

I too have been trying to research 'ANDERSON' who lived on the road between Williamsburg and Mt Orab. During the Civil War the family of Samuel C. Anderson (b. 1832, OH) lived in this area and had problems with Morgan's Raiders when they came thru the area. Samuel Anderson was married to Sarah Jane Hitchcock (b 1834 KY). Her father, Anson Hitchcock (b. 1802 PA), is listed in the census as living in this area also at that time. (Anson was married to Huldah Gilman, dau of Joseph Gilman who settled a little east of Sardinia, Brown Co, OH) The family stories always spoke of what the women of the family did when Morgan came thru, and how they protected themselves, but never mentioned the men. Were they away in Civil War? I have not found them in military records. Anson Hitchcock died in 1862 and is buried in Sardinia Cem. Our Andersons had lived for a time in the Covington, KY area, and Sam and his family returned there after the Civil War. Samuel C. Anderson's father was Samuel S. and was born 1805 in Ohio. We have not been able to find the parents for Samuel S. Anderson. I have wondered if they are related to the Andersons mentioned in other queries for Clermont & Brown Cos, but haven't been able yet to connect. Any help would be appreciated. Also, I need help finding Anson Hitchcock's ancestors. Diane

Hermon, I enjoyed your posting re your Anderson forebears. I noted the reference to the petition for a new state "Westsylvania". Do you know if there was an influx of signers of this petition to Clermont County? Regards, Ed HERRON researching: John HERRON Scot > Ire where he married Rebecca CLARKE > Lancaster, Pa c 1790 > New Richmond, 1816 children: David, John, James, William, Andrew, Joseph, Anna, and Rebecca James and Lucy RODGERS, daughter Elizabeth who married Joseph HERRON

Hermon and Lists, I have been looking for Patric Justice/Justis who came to Montgomery and Fountain Counties in Indiana. I really have no idea where he was from. His daughter Matilda C. was my g-great grandmother, born 14 September 1840 in Montgomery Co. Also, Hermon do you have any information on the Hesler families in Brown and Clermont Co. as well as Mason Co. Ky. Many of these moved to Fountain Co., Indian and on into Illinois. Any help would be appreciated. Regards, Tom Hesler ICQ# 8373679 Listowner: Hesler-L, Campbell-L, Balch-L, Felton-L and INFOUNTA-L Maillists http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~hesler/index.html Researching: H-E-S-L-E-R, F-E-L-T-O-N, F-U-R-R, F-R-A-Z-I-E-R, B-A-L-C-H, C-O-A-T-S, D-e-V-O-R-E, E-N-Y-E-A-R-T, H-U-F-F-M-A-N, C-A-M-P-B-E-L-L, P-H-I-L-E-B-A-U-M

About 1\2 way between Williamsburg,Clermont,and MT Orab,Brown,Oh the broithers-in-law, Moses Leonard and John Anderson,about 1800. Sterling township's old RT 32 [74] on the headwaters of Todd's Run. Almost surely,they were from very sw Pa's present Greene Co,and John a son of a Charles Anderson there. John's children's names,and the sw Pa 1st names of his wife's Wood's match. I guess they might even have had ties to the 2nd wife of Obediah Ireton. Anyway,corrine Diller's doing some great research on a generation earlier Charles Anderson ,which I will post. John Anderson's Nancy m Robert Justice,and lived just east of me. So she was a many great aunt of mine. But,also,and maybe, my wife had a Wm Clark,Jr marry an Anderson girl by Alex Jackson Crawford, JP, who lived a couple miles sw. A grand daughter of John'smaybe? The Anderson's were Methodist, and buried in Williamsburg. John had a dau who became the 2nd wife of Bethel saddler,and Methodist minister, Moses Warden. What I'm looking for is any data, or even any old pictures of this like,that might show ties, or even show that the Anderson's looked like Swede's. Light complection. Following is great data that can 'not" yet be proven to be John Anderson's linage. Hints,but no proof. Swedish Indian traders of very nw Md on to the Upper Potomac. From: Corinne H Diller <cdiller@juno.com> To: hermfagley@juno.com Cc: bsam@sssnet.com Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2001 12:08:30 -0600 Subject: Re: Birds and Berks County M eturn-Path: <cdiller@juno.com> By the way, I do have a BIRD ancestor, a Peter BIRD who was a Rev. War soldier in N.J. Have never found his ancestors, and not for lack of trying, but I suspect they were Dutch, and the name was corrupted between him and his father. Have been away from genealogy for a while, but now I'm sitting down and organizing my notes... got way behind on a lot of things. In fact, today I was working on MOUNTS/ ANDERSON. I'll send it to you, below... most you've probably seen, but there are tidbits here and there that help see the family better: Charles Mounts ANDERSON, (adult 1705) died after 1743, western Md. s/o Mans Anderson wife marr (by 1705) died d/o 1. Joseph MOUNTS, (by 1705) marr (by 1734), Catherine he died 1761+ 2. Providence MOUNTS (Sr.), marr he died Ky. NOTES: St. Mary Anne’s Church, North Elk Parish, Peter Anderson, 2 Nov. 1726. Mary Anderson, 22 Jan. 1727. Ann Anderson, 5 Oct. 1734. (parents not given, but the three above have been eliminated as being part of his brother Christopher’s family.) 1701, Nov. 20, Md., Cecil Co., deed, John Silk of London, and wife Mary late Mary Wild widow of Abraham Wild, mariner, to Edward Warner of London, for 600 acres “Haslemore” on east side of Chesapeake bay, south side of Elk River, adj. “Grove”, adj. Manns Anderson… (2: 29.) 1710, Sep. 2, Cecil Co., inventory of estate of Thomas Kelton (innkeeper), inventory L.279.14.0.; debts, Andrew Friend, John Sequence, Raner Harmon Van Borkelo, John Oliver, Christopher Mounts, Charles Anderson, Capt. Hance Steelman, John Numors, Robert Money, Christopher Hendrixon, Samuel Frisby, Barnet Hendricks, Thomas Seferson… (31: 429.) 1710, death of brother Christopher Mounts. (his line daughtered-out.) 1712, July 30, Cecil Co., account of estate of Samuell Holleday, inventory L.54.17.10. & L.83.1.11.; payment to Charles Anderson. (33B: 86.) 1712, Md., Cecil Co., lawsuit re: Indian trade goods; Andrew Friend and Charles Mounts Anderson (trader, s/o Mans Andersson), suit against Anne LeTort (widow of trader), executrix of Nicholas Godin. (Cecil Co., Md., Judgments, Book E, page 204.) 1713, Aug. 11, Md., Cecil Co., account of estate of Thomas Penninton, inventory L.19.11.2. & #5213 tobacco; payment to Charles Anderson. (35B: 14.) 1717, Sep. 17, Md., Cecil Co., inventory of estate of James Barbot, debts: Mr. Anderson of New Castle, Charles Anderson (37B: 54.) 1722, Nov. 2, Friday, Proceedings of the Maryland Assembly: “evil consequences of Shuanuo Indians entertaining runaway Negro slaves… Charles Anderson, Indian trader, hereby Impowered to enter into articles of Friendship upon Potomack River… together with chiefs Pockaseta and Oneakoopa…” (Archives of Md., Vol. 25, pages 394-395.) 1725, May 20, Proceedings of the Maryland Assembly, John Powell, Gent. of Prince George Co., and Interpreter, to go to Shuano town on Potomack, commonly called Opessa’s Town…to visit Oneeacoopa and Pockaseta… entertaining our Negro Runaway slaves; to present three deer skins; to bring them to house of Charles Anderson on Mononknisea where they shall receive a Calico shirt and scarlet worsted stockings. (Archives of Maryland, Vol. 25, pages 442-444, 450-451.) 1725, Nov., Md., Prince George Co. Court, John Fowler, poor helpless orphan 7 weeks old the 29 day of this November is by the Justices of the Court here bound unto Charles Anderson until It comes to the age of 21 years and the said Charles in Consideration of the child’s infancy is allowed 1200 pounds tobacco in the present Levy… (L: 511-512.) 1729/30, Jan. 15, Pa., Chester Co., Mason admr. of Mason vs. Mounts. Ann Mason, widow and admx. of George Mason, Gent., deceased, vs. Joseph Mounts. For debt of L24.18 and L. 30 damage. Account of Col. George Mason against Joseph Mounts, Indian trader, 15 Jan. 1729/30 and against Abel Pearson, 29 Dec. 1729 to 10 Feb. 1729/30 (the balance of whose debt Mounts agreed to pay). Signed 24 Nov. 1731 by John Bradford and sworn before John Beall. Letter of Saml. Johnson to Collo. Mason, 24 Sept. 1734, stating that he has left an account between "us" with Mr. Contee to whom he desires Mason to pay the balance, L 8.12.1 1/2 sterlling. Edwd. Cartlidge receipts, 28 7br [Sept.] 1734, for L 224.18.10 sterling, received from Geo. Mason, Joseph Mounts, and Abel Pearsons, for 352 pounds of tobacco. Jury: James Turner, Thos. Simms, Samll. Morris, Jno. Ingram, George Home, Thos. Bumpus, Jno. Read, Jno. Burk, Wm. Smither, Jno. Caisam, James Cox, Wm. Richason. Jury finds for the plaintiff L 24.18.10 current money damage. G. Home. foreman" 1734, May 30, Va., Richard Paulson partner in 834 acres adj. Shepherd’s Island, with Charles Anderson & Josiah Jones; surveyed by Robert Brooke, Potomac River. (MHM 34: 326.) (sic) 1734, Oct. 3, Va., patent for 834 acres; Paulson’s share now in name of Joseph Mounts. (O’Dell, 500-501.) (sic) (see notes, below, for his son) 1736 map, Little Tonoloway Creek: Cha. Poke, Capt. John, Thos. Hargess, Thos. Wiggan. opposite Wappocomiccio (S. Branch): John Nicholas, Cha. Anderson. (Wm. & Mary Qtly, 2nd series, Vol. 18, page 149.) 1736-1739, Charles Anderson had a cabin at Old Town, then crossed the river and lived on the Va. side; he probably gave two shillings to Indians for use of land at what came to be called Two Shillings Creek. (MHM 34: 325-333.) 1739, Nov. 8, Md., warrant to John Charleton, for “Indian Seat” (site of Opessa’s Town) mentions Charles Anderson’s cabin there… Cresap purchased same 20 May 1746, called “Good Hope”; surveyed 22 March 1749. (MHM 15: 365; 34: 326.) 1743, Nov. 9, survey for Thomas Bladen for “Three Springs” (in Md.) mentions it is 1 mile east of Old Town, and opposite Charles Anderson’s cabin on the Va. side. (MHM 34: 326.) (Last known mention of him.) SONS: 1725, Aug. 10, Md., Cecil Co., account of estate of John Grafton, hatter, inventory L.192; insolvent debt owed by Joseph Mounts. (7: 63.) 1733, Md., Prince George (Frederick) Co., Monocosie Hundred, tax, Richard Polson, 1 (WMG 3: 99-103.) 1734, May 30, Va., Richard Paulson partner in 834 acres adj. Shepherd’s Island, with Charles Anderson & Josiah Jones; surveyed by Robert Brooke, Potomac River. (MHM 34: 326.) (sic) 1734, Oct. 3, Va., patent for 834 acres; Paulson’s share now in name of Joseph Mounts. (O’Dell, 500-501.) (sic) 1734, Oct. 3, Va., recorded patents for Orange Co., to Richard Paulson, Josiah Jones, Joseph Mounts, 834 acres, begin at a walnut on south side of Cohongoluta River, then south to said Jones Mill Branch, white oak against Island a little below the Ford; granted 12 June 1734, recorded 3 October 1734, on west of Shanando River (though not ON the river) part of 40,000 acres Jost Hite purchased from Isaac & John Vanmater; (Va. Land Patent Book 15, page 339.) (Mag. Va. Gene., 24:2: 5.) (Magazine of the Jefferson Co. Historical Society, Vol. 22, page 18.) (Fredk. Co., Va., deed book 9, page 152.) 1736, May 21, Browning vs. Swearingen--O. S. 5; N. S. 2--Survey for Hite of 1,200 acres on Hongoluto River adjoining Joseph Mounts, Richard Poulson & Josiah Jones. (Chalkley 57.) 1744, Va., Frederick Co., tax, Joseph Mounts, 96 pounds tobacco 1749, Feb. 10, Va., Frederick Co., deed, Richard “R” Paulson & Joseph Mounts, to John Jones, 200 acres, for L.50… (2: 120-122.) 1751, March, Md., Frederick Co. court, Joseph Johnston, farmer, Peter Bonnet, farmer, Joseph Mounts, farmer, John Nicholls, farmer, and Andrew House, farmer, to appear to answer complaint of Rachel Sprigg, ex. of Osburn Sprigg, dec’d. (Shaffer, 5.) 1753, Md., Frederick Co. debt books, 25, William Anderson, “Anderson’s Delight” 100 acres. (Maryland State Archives, film #SR7994; some pages torn.) 1754, Va., Frederick Co., tax, Providence Mounts, L.68. 1754, Sep. 24, Va., Frederick Co., warrant for 13 acres to Michael Pruner, assignee of Simeon Rice, near Potomac River, adj. Rice land bought of Jonah Friend, Edward Davis, John Carney; Chain carriers, Benjamin Pettet, Richard Mount. 1755, Md., Capt. Joseph Chapline’s Muster, Lt. Moses Chapline. Sgt. Evan Shelby. Abraham Enochs, 52 days & 8 days. John Enochs, 51 days & 8 days. Amos Nicholls, 40 days & 8 days. Gabriel Friend, 4 days. Cpl. John Harrod, 8 days. Enoch Enochs, 8 days. John Nicholls, 7 days. Providence Mounts, 6 days. (MHM 9: 274-279.) (residents of Antietam/Conococheague area.) 1755, Aug. 29, Va., Frederick Co., deed, Joseph Mounts Sr., to Joseph Mounts Jr., 100 acres, L.50, south side of Cohongo, adj. Thomas Swearingen, James Forman; witnesses, James Forman, Providence Mounts, John “J” Connel. (4: 73-74.) 1756, March 3, Va., Frederick Co., deed, Joseph Polson of Hampshire Co., to Jacob Lykins of Frederick Co., L.80, 100 acres granted to Richard Polson, John Jones, & Joseph Mounts on 3 Oct. ____; south side of Potomac River, adj. Remembrance Williams; witnesses, William Chapline, Henry Dosch (Dosset), William Green; (4: 190-194.) “Winchester, Va., and It’s Beginnings 1743-1814”, (1926) by Katherine G. Greene, pages 387-392, Frederick Co. clerk’s fees 1757: Anderson’s executors, 410 pounds tobacco Jonah Friend, 85 pounds tobacco 1761, Md., Frederick Co., Old Town Hundred, taxables, Joseph Mounts 2, John Nichols Jr. 2, John Nichols Sr. 2, Edward Anderson 1, Providence Mounts 2. Total 63. (present Allegany Co., Md.) (WMG 6: 106.) (Shaffer, 40.) 1761, Aug. 27, Va., Hampshire Co., grant to Anderson Poulson, 200 acres at Great Spring, draught of North Branch Potomac. (K: 326.) (Gray, 2: 128.) 1763, Md., Frederick Co. debt books, 127, Providence Mounts, part “Dispute” 100 acres. (Maryland State Archives, film #SR7996; alphabetical) 1763, Dec. 6, Va., Frederick Co., whereas Captain Thomas Swearingen is possessed of 222 acres being part of a larger tract granted to Richard Polson, Josiah Jones, and Joseph Mounts for 834 acres on 3 Oct. 1734, which said 222 acres sold by Richard Polson to Thomas Swearingen deceased, who devised it by will to Capt. Thomas Swearingen his son, also another 100 acres part of the above sold to Peter Liken who devised by will to son Jacob Liken, who sold to John Pearce, and since purchased by Thomas Swearingen the Younger, the tracts are adjoining; now resurveyed and found 286 acres and 38 acres waste land, begin at large walnut on Potomac River and near lower side of mouth of Jones Mill Run, adj. Thomas Yorke, Royal Mines excepted… (Northern Neck Grants N: 215.) 1763, Dec. 17, Va., Frederick Co., grant to Mr. Thomas Rutherford, 220 acres on Jones Mill Run of Potomac, adj. formerly Joseph Mounts, Richard Poulson & Josiah Jones, Capt. Thomas Swearingen. (M: 226.) (Gray, 2: 154-155.) 1764, Md., Frederick Co., estate of Samuel Stanby Welder/Wilder, inventory L.298; appraisal by Providence Mounts; admin. by Michael Cresap, creditor. (84: 99.) 1769, Md., Frederick Co. debt books, 102, Joseph Mountz, “Sugar Bottom” 304 acres. (Maryland State Archives, film #SR7997; alphabetical) 1771, Jan. 11, Md., date of will of Richard Percival of North Branch in Fredk. Co., executors, Joseph Mounts, wife Mary Percival; witness, Daniel Cresap. proved 20 Feb. 1771. (38: 278.) 1771, Md., Frederick Co. debt books, 110, Providence Mountz, part ‘Dispute’ 100 acres. (Maryland State Archives, film #SR7998; alphabetical) 1772, Md., Frederick Co. debt books, 110, Providence Mountz, part ‘Dispute’ 100 acres. 114, Joseph Mountz, ‘Sugar Bottom’ 304 acres. (Maryland State Archives, film #SR7998; alphabetical) 1772, Va., Fincastle Co., Botetourt parish, tithables, Absalam Mounts. (Mag. of Va. Gene., 25:1: 11-19.) 1779, March 26, Md., Washington Co., on behalf of David Ross… deposition by Joseph Mounts re: “Buck’s Lodge” on Potomac; deposition by Andrew House re: cabin on “White Oak Pine” in Allegany Mtns., near Pa. line. (Deed Book B, pages 264-268.) 1779, April, Va., Frederick Co., Joseph Carter, Captain; Richard Mounts, soldier; (Chalkley, page 504.) 1780 petition for a new state “Westylvania”, Charles Sr., Charles Jr., Richard, James, William, Daniel Anderson. (Ten Mile Country, [Pa.] by Leckey, pages 141-153.) 1781, May., Md., Frederick Co. court, fee received: Peter Mountz, Jacob Mountz. (Shaffer 2, page 184.) 1783, Md., Washington Co., upper Old Town, tax, Joseph Mountz, “Sugar Bottom”, 258 acres woods, 8 acres meadow, 40 acres arable, 16 horse, 17 cows, 5 slaves. (WMG 9: 25.) 1784, Sep. 11, Pa., warrant to Charles Anderson on Muddy Creek, at Carmichael’s; then purchased adjoining tract from Maj. Edmund Polke, for total of 700 acres; (wife Mary, will 1822.) (Leckey, pages 512-513.) 1790, Md., Cecil Co., Octoraro Hundred, Alexander Mounts, 3-2-2. 1795, April 27, Md., Allegany Co. court, Robert, Jemima, Lydia, & Lewis, Negroes –vs- Joseph Mounts, for freedom. (WMG 6: 35.) 1795/6, Providence Mounts at Little Miami River, Warren Co., Oh. 1797, Nov. 3, Md., Allegany Co., will of Joseph Mountz, wife Eleanor, children, Jesse, Providence (an idiot), Asa, Hannah Cresap, Mary Stallcup, Elizabeth Mountz, granddaughter Sarah Mountz; executors wife and son Jesse. witnesses, Evan Gwynn, James Clark, R. Ferris. 1796, Oct. 11, Md., Allegany Co., admin. of estate of Daniel Cresap, mentions Joseph Mounts. 1799, April 9, Md., Allegany Co., estate of Joseph Mountz, payments to 16 people… mentions Sina Mountz under age. (Inventories, Liber A, pages 69-71.) (Sina was a nick-name for Sarah.) 1810, Sep. 26, Jesse Spencer, Register of Land Office in Chilicothe, has land for sale… mentions long list of names… Daniel Vanmetre, Thomas V. Swearengen, Reuben Mounts, Augustine Friend, Asa Mounts… (Scioto Gazette and Chillicothe Advertiser, Vol. X1, no. 510.) “Indiana Territorial Pioneer Records 1801-1815”, (1983) by Charles M. Franklin, page 67, voters 1812, Knox Co., Jasper Mount.

Is anyone having the same problem that I am. I have been receiving about 20 % of my usual mail. I am on over 90 mail lists, and seem to be getting about 15-20 of them. I have checked with my ISP and they are showing no problem... Rootsweb is denying a problem..Where is all of the mail going... I normally get 10 or so a day from NJHUNTER, KENTUCKIANA, BUSHEY, to name a few... I am getting NONE... If anyone else is having a problem, please answer me privately, as I am not getting the Rootsweb mail, and if you will, please name your ISP. I am trying to find out what the problem is. Thanks. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Dotte, here is your request. Hope this helps! Actually, I hope you can help me figure it all out! Nancy Re: LINDSEY PENSION INDEX I found a pension record for 1835. It lists : Hezekiah LIndsey, a private, Annual allowance $96. Sums received $696.96. Service in the VA contintental; was placed on the pension roll on Jun 7, 1819; Commencement of pension was June 5, 1818. He was age 87. (This puts him at the same age as the Hezekiah LIndsey who married Eliza Fisher. But, I had him as Either a Pvt 9th Reg under Col Gibbs of Va line for 3 years OR enlisted Westmoreland co under CC Co. Col Gibbs = Col Gibson, VA Reg under Capt Uriah Springers Co (2nd part from Cler Co 1880 History) His Pension was $8.00 a month. The Clermont County History Book says that Hezekiah Lindsey, Clermont Co Ohio. Williamsburg Ohio, Roster 1, p 227. Died Feb 16, 1826. Buried probably by eldest son without a marker in Pierce Township, Clermont Co., Ohio. Served as Rev Soldier in PA. Came to Ohio prior to 1800. Served as Rev Soldier in PA. Came from PA. Then came to Ky with Issac Ferguson. Children: Manley, John and Phillip who settled in Brown Co Ohio, Hezekiah born Jan 5, 1781 Westmoreland Pa.- Died May 22, 1965 Pierce Tnsp, Clermont Co. Ohio and married Eliz Laycock; William; Elijah; a dau who married Joshua Brown of Ohio Township in Cler Co; a dau who married John Fisher of Monroe Tnsp in Clermont Co. Ohio; Lydia who married John gilman of Pierce Tnsp in Clermont Co. Ohio.; a dau who married Elyah Mattox of Pierce Tnsp in Cler Co Ohio; a dau who married Jesse Swem of Pierce Tnsp in Cler Co Ohio. The soldier is listed as head of family in Ohio township in Clermont Co, Ohio Hezekiah is listed in the DAR from PA and buried Ohio Tnsp in Cler Co. Ohio. See DAR Cincinnati Chapter. Hezekiah Lindsey is a Sergeant in Capt Haines Company of Mounted Volunteers, which served in the State of Ohio, in the year 1813, on a tour of duty for the relief of Fort Meigs and Fort Stephenson, serving from July 27th until Aug 13,a period of sixteen days. Also serving under Capt Haines was Sergeant Isaac Ferguson, Sergeant James robb, Lieutenant Hugh Ferguson (brother of Isaac) and James Arthur. Which military records are his? Nancy ==== LINDSAY Mailing List ==== Search Rootsweb Archives for your Lindsay (All spellings). http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=Lindsay

For 10 years,when I was trying to trace just who my Capt-Lt-Rev-JP George Brown . Elizabeth McQueen was, that he migrated to S Ohio with Sapp's and West's was my best single clue. That my 2nd set of parents had a dau-in-law that was part Sapp and part genealogist gave me clues. That my wife's great grandfather m 2nd a Sapp. more Clues. And,10 years down the line,I met Margaret,STROBEL Hartman, genealogist,that knew that last move,to S Clermont Co,Oh was a tiny move of ,maybe 5 miles, from the Ky bank to s Clermont. By that time, I knew Sapp locations in w Md,and at Weirton WV-Burgittown,Pa>Madison Co,Ky. And I LEARNED THAT Pvt john Sapp,serving 1781-82 under Lt George Brown,and on the Otter Creek tax list with him,near Boonesboiro,Ky, had bought Carntown,Ky lands from him,1798-1800. And soon died. There followed a year,when I thought it was 1\3 chance Brown's wife was a Sapp. and 1\3 that she was a McQueen, and 1\3 all other possible surnames. [She was a McQueen] And it turned out Brown had an uncle John Sappington,also,and that he was close to Sgt Hartley Sappington, and migrated with Hartley Sapp. I assume the latter was named for the 1st. John Sapp served under Hartley Sappington. From day 1,I was tracing an early Methodist. But the religions get more confusing for our colony. At least 1 Sapp,or his wife,or both,Ky George Sapp,was Catholic,and their son,,a Baptist Rev. On Fri, 26 Jan 2001 10:44:13 EST CBilky2914@aol.com writes: > i am related to Browns from pendleton co and Owen co..also i am a > Sapp my > sapp line came out of OH into KY..my line of Sapps settled in > fleming Co > > Christie Sapp Bilky

Dear Friends, Note that I have been trying to get a lead on a Frederick Hoffman who married Lydia Taylor. Frederick is listed on the 1830 Census for Wayne Township, Clermont County, OH (Page 303). All I have on them is that they had a child, Elizabeth Hoffman (B: Jan 18, 1809, NJ; D: Feb 6, 1887, Clermont County, OH) who married Samuel Griswold (B: Aug 14, 1801, NY; D: Jan 15, 1854, Clermont County, OH) January 26, 1828 in Clermont County, OH. Thanks for any leads. Ruth

Betsey and David were married in Milford, OH. She is believed to have been born in VA and he came from Monmouth Cty, NJ as a child with his parents and several siblings. They are my 3 gparents. Does anyone have documentation that she is in fact a daughter of Ambrose RANSON, and Fleming RANSON. Ambrose was an Associate Judge in Miami Township, Clermont Cty from 1803 to 1810. He sold land in Milford on 25 June 1807. He got a land patent in 1813 with a warrant from the estate of Major William Mosely, through the executrix, the widow Ann, for 428.5 acres. David is the son of Isaac LEMING buried in Newberry Cem., Mulberry, Miami Twsp, Clermont Cty, OH. He served in the NJ State Militia and his grave is listed in the Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots. The oldest LEMING daughters married twin brothers named George Milton and Simeon Robinson TULEY. GM is another of my grandfathers. The two families moved back to LaPorte Cty, IN after they appeared in the 1840 census for Clermont. On the same page with them are David LEMING and Wyatt RANSON. I need documentation on Betsey, in addition to the marriage certificate, to complete an application to the DAR. Any help with Betsey's parents, siblings, etc., will be greatly appreciated. Karen Tuley Taylor

The Jesse Swem Pension Roll record I sent was from Clermont Co. Ohio. Also found a John Huluck, private, annual allowance $80. sums received $240 service in N.J. State Troops. Placed on pension Dec 5, 1832. Commencement of pension Mar 4, 1831. age 79. Place Clermont Co. Ohio. 1835. I also have pension record info for these people in Clermont co. Ohio if you want them: Joseph Alexander, David Brannen, Adam Bicker, William cowen, Edward Coen, John Dennie, Robert Dickey, Robert English, Christopher Hartman, James Johnson, Thomas Jones, Ignatius Knott, Robert Leeds, Barton Law. Ramoth Buntin, Lawrence Byrn, James Chambers, Andrew Chalmers, Jeremiah Day, Benjamin Davis, Benajah Hill, Hezekiah Lindsey (i sent this in a previous email), Mordecai Love, Neal Murry, John Miles, John M'Knight, James Murphy, John Mitchell or Kikle, William Owen, Eli Porter, Wm Reddick, Reuben Ross, Joshua Richardson, Gideon Riggs, Elnathan Sherwin, Obadiah Smith. Nancy

From the Pension files of Hamilton County, Ohio, there is a James Gray 2nd, a private. Annual allowance was $96. Sums received were $785.28. Service in PA continental. Placed on the ension roll May 17, 1825. Commencement of Pension May 4, 1825. Age 83. Died July 8, 1833. Who is James Gray II? Nancy

This is not my ancestor, but I know a Jesse Swem was in Clermont Co. This is from the Pension Roll of 1835: "Jesse Swem, Private, Annual Allowance $96. Sums received $167.16. Service in the N.J Continental. Placed on a pension Sept 8, 1819; Commencement of pension June 8, 1818. Age 79. Remarks: Dropped from the roll under act May 1, 1820. "

Could anyone tell me where and if I can get records of men who fought in the War of 1812? Thanks for any advise. Mille