This is similar to the 1792 tax Email of yesterday,but 1788,and jusr after our colony migrated,lastly,from Weirton,WV-bURGETTOWN,,Pa Remember,from 1745 at Westminster,nw Baltimore,Md Dugal McQueen and George and Mary Stevenson Brown lived on adjoining farms, and Brown's son,John,likely married McQueen's dau. And another McQueen girl m Edward Logsdon,Sr. . And Edward Brown m a Durbin,whose mother was a Logsdon. Geo and Mary Brown's daus m Richard Wells,Sr,John Sappington,Sr, John Baxter, and their son,Richard m Honour Wells Holmes. And,before,1788 Madison Co,Ky,there are 3 locations in the migration west we watch. Oldtown-Mt Savage,w Md. : Stoystown\Stoney Creek Fort,Pa: and Weirton WV-BURGITTOWN ,Pa , and 1787 the date for the wives move to Ky. 1788-in the area not far west,and south of Boonesboro,Ky centering on Wm Hoy's -aka George Boone's,at White Hall-Foxtown,Ky ,just beside I-75. George Boone,George Brown, Green Clay,David Crews, Christopher and Edward Durbin, Wm Fletcher,Higginson Grubbs, Christophr Harris,Wm Hoy,JAMES HENDRICKS, Thomas Lanham,Edward,Joseph +Thomas Logsdon, John and Jousha McQueen [and step-father?], the Procter's,John Sappington Sr\Jr and Hartley: John Sapp.Sr Henry Wells, and 3 West's. Partial list only-maybe 1\3, but most of the colony.

Hi, John White, born abt 1768,died 1827, & his wife Anna Lambkins went to Clermont Co abt 1814. Their children were: Ansel; Harriet, b 9/6/1792 m Jeremiah Granger; Lyman m Annah Granger; Anna m Wm. McIntire; John m Jane P. ?; Sarah m Thomas Smith; Amanda, b 5/9/1803 m Ephraim Smith; Melinda; Lucinda m Hosea Flowers; Clarissa; Barlet C. b 1816-1898 m Lydia McIntire b 1816-1884,buried in Jackson Twsp, Clermont Co. Looking for ANY info on these families; parents of John White & Anna Lambkins, parents of spouses, especially Lydia McIntire, descendants of John & Anna White? Thanks for any help, Carla White

Lynda, Rebecca CLARKE is the daughter of Alexander CLARKE, an Englishman, living in N Ireland. John HERRON, born in Scotland, m Rebecca in N Ireland where she was born. They sailed to Philadelphia c 1790 settling in Lancaster, PA. Two of Rebecca's brothers are listed in Strasburg(h), Pa in the family Bible - James and Frank. I do not know the maiden name of Mrs. Mary GRAY nor the given name of her first husband. In fact, I suspect there may have been two Andrew HERRONs in the Clermont/Hamilton Counties area to confuse the issue. Regards, Ed in CA Researching: John HERRON m Rebecca CLARKE. They moved to New Richmond, Clermont Co, in 1816 - children of this marriage: David HERRON m Lydia GRISSELL James HERRON m Margaret ARCHARD John HERRON William HERRON Andrew HERRON m Mrs. Mary GRAY Anna HERRON, spinster Rebecca HERRON m Moses RARDIN Joseph HERRON b 1809, Lancaster, PA m Elizabeth RODGERS, 7/17/1828 New Richmond, the daughter of James and Lucy RODGERS. After Elizabeth died in 1832, Joseph married Cordelia WEEKS.

Lost both of our new G4 Macs over the weekend....work is continuing on bringing them back but along with fried mother board, etc. I lost my genealogy program and database. (Not recoverable was the latest report!) I have a backup but it is about 2000 names, dates, corrections and notes smaller than what was on the new computer. I'm sure I, at one time had, some information on Sarah Bartlow's family (she names a son Isaac Bartlow Armacost). Could these Bartlows be part of the family of Sarah (below)? Name: Levi Armacost -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 11 Jan 1794 Baltimore Co., MD Death: 18 Oct 1872 Clermont Co., OH Burial: Laurel Cemetery, Monroe Township, Clermont Co., OH Father: Christopher Armacost (1770-1864) Mother: Nancy Anne Day (1770-1856) Other spouses: Delila Boys Emily Boulware Matilda G Lambert Misc. Notes 1. On list of property holders for 1826 in Washington Twnshp.: Armacost, Levi, No. 765; L. Norwell, original proprietor. Spouse: Sarah Bartlow -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 20 Jan 1802 Death: 23 Jan 1843 Clermont Co., OH Burial: Laurel Cemetery, Clermont Co., OH Misc. Notes 1. Was given date of 1848 for death. Tombstone says died 1843, age 41 years. Children -------------------------------------------------- 1 M: Isaac Bartlow Armacost Birth: 24 May 1822 -------------------------------------------------- 2 F: Eliza Jane Armacost Birth: 22 Apr 1824 Death: 6/7 Jun 1902 -------------------------------------------------- 3 M: John Armacost Birth: 4 Jun 1826 Death: 16 Apr 1847 -------------------------------------------------- 4 F: Elizabeth Ann Armacost Birth: 22 Jun 1828

wonder if theres any information available on samuel garrett prather-- b: 1808 cleremont co. ohio. and john w. vanbriggle b: 1793 i n ohio. wondering if anyone else working on this family that was in the franklin- felicity area. thanks sharron bonner

To all, This is the information I saved a while back about the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library. Hope it is of some help. I wrote to the Internet Reference down at the bottom for the info I wanted and they sent it to me at 40 cents a copy. Subject: Cincinnati Library OBITUARIES AND DEATH NOTICES We are often asked how one finds death notices (the page with deaths listed in small boxes) and obituaries (larger write-ups about the deceased). To start you may check Newsdex, our index to local newspapers for the name of the deceased. Go to our homepage, click on Catalog, and then choose option number 2, Newsdex. Enter the name of the deceased, by putting the last name in first, then a comma, then the first name. If you find the person's name, choose the number in front of it, enter this number and then push the enter button. This will bring up a citation consisting of the name of a newspaper, the date of the paper, the page number and the column number. This is the information which we need to find the obituary or death notice and mail it to you. You CANNOT read them online, as Newsdex is an index only. We do not have the technology to e-mail you the text of the obituary/death notice. You must send us your mailing address and we will mail you a xerox copy from microfilm. Please keep in mind that before 1985 we did not index death notices, only obituaries. Therefore if the person you are looking for died before 1985 and received a death notice, but not obituary, you will not find this person's name indexed. If you do not find the deceased person index and you are SURE that the person died in Hamilton County, you may mail us the person's name and exact date of death (year, month and day). We will then search the newspapers for five days following that date. If we find a death notice, we will mail it to you at the cost of 40 cents per xerox page. Please do not send money until we bill you. If you don't know an exact date of death for the person, you should contact either the Elm Street Health Center at 1525 Elm St., Cincinnati, OH 45210 -- telephone: 513-352-3120; or the Hamilton County Health Department at 11499 Chester Rd., Sharonville, OH 45246 -- telephone: 513-326-4510. They can check death certificates and give you an exact date of death. You may then contact us with this information. Our email address is: mg_staff@plch.lib.oh.us magazines & newspapers dept. Internet: reference@plch.lib.oh.us Public Library of Cincinnati Phone: (513) 369-6973 and Hamilton County FAX: (513) 369-3123 800 Vine St. - Library Square Cincinnati, OH 45202-2071

Herm, can you tell me who the JP or MG that married my Daniel Kirgan & Martha Lewis they were married March 05, 1848, think it was Clermont County as they both lived in Amelia. Still have not found who her parents were. Eileen Blair

I hope this is of interest to some one out there. Utopia Ohio is along the river in Clermont Co. About 1 mile e. of there along the river I found an abandoned cemetery. Out of curiosity I stopped last week to get named off the headstones. The cemetery is in terrible shape, small and many headstones were broken, some weathered with age and not able to read. Of the ones I could read and through further research I found this to be considered Bartlow Cemetery. I will list names and dates of those there as I found some very interesting. Ellapasso McGurrin 4-6-1878; Joseph Rice died 9-21-1876 age 63; Charles Pozzo 1897-1903; Bartlow F.M. 1845-1912&Melinda M 1846-1918; Margaret Hicks 1864-1931& Harvey Hicks 1862-1950; Silvanus Phinney Born in the town of Lee Buchshire Co. Mass. 11-5-1805 -2-28-1865; Charles Lee died 1874 age31; Minerva McConley 1810-1900; Wife of Isaac Bartlow A member of the Christian Church 1778-1850; Henry Bartlow 1843 son of Isaac & Elizabeth Bartlow; Henry Bartlow 9-9-1853 DOD 12-9-1853; Groppenbacher 1856-1926; Julia M. Finney 1843-1917; Melvina Foley wife of James DOB 5-30-1830 DOD 9-2-1897; John Hardy 1-26-1808 -9-10-1878 wife LizaJane; Groppenbacher DOD 4-17-1903 30 years 3 months 25 days. There were others there but the headstones have been lying on the ground for a very long time. Sharon Elam

--part1_db.f06d255.279871ac_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I found this on the Boone Co IN list and am forwarding it in case anyone is interested. Lou in Indiana --part1_db.f06d255.279871ac_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <INBOONE-D-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-zb02.mx.aol.com (rly-zb02.mail.aol.com [172.31.41.2]) by air-zb01.mail.aol.com (v77.31) with ESMTP; Mon, 15 Jan 2001 13:01:17 -0500 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-zb02.mx.aol.com (v77.27) with ESMTP; Mon, 15 Jan 2001 13:00:50 -0500 Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id f0FI0XB28886; Mon, 15 Jan 2001 10:00:33 -0800 Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 10:00:33 -0800 Message-Id: <200101151800.f0FI0XB28886@lists5.rootsweb.com> From: INBOONE-D-request@rootsweb.com Subject: INBOONE-D Digest V01 #3 X-Loop: INBOONE-D@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <INBOONE-D@rootsweb.com> archive/volume01/3 Precedence: list MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="----------------------------" To: INBOONE-D@rootsweb.com Reply-To: INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailer: Unknown (No Version) ------------------------------ Content-Type: text/plain To: undisclosed-recipients:; INBOONE-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 3 Today's Topics: #1 Re: [INBOONE-L] Sloan/Swift/Burrou [MEKessler@aol.com] #2 Re: [INBOONE-L] Sloan/Swift/Burrou ["Virginia" <wilclaire@email.msn.co] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from INBOONE-D, send a message to INBOONE-D-request@rootsweb.com that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________ ------------------------------ X-Message: #1 Date: Sun, 14 Jan 2001 12:32:16 EST From: MEKessler@aol.com To: INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <23.6112487.27933ca0@aol.com> Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] Sloan/Swift/Burroughs/Jackson 1800's Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Disposition: Inline In the book "Boone Co., Indiana History" published 1984, page 418, a biographical sketch of the Norman & Thelma Sloan family, makes mention of the following: "...his second great grandfather, William Slone/Sloan, came from Clermont Co., Ohio to Marion Co., IN in the 1830's. And his third great grandfather, George Slone/Sloan, came from Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1817." Elsewhere it states: "Norman's great grandfather, Marquis De LaFayette Sloan, came to Boone County from Marion Co., IN in 1890...Norman Wayne Sloan was born in Center Township, Boone Co., IN on February 22, 920.....His son, William Lee, born April 27, 1944...actively works with family genealogy". ______________________________ ------------------------------ X-Message: #2 Date: Sun, 14 Jan 2001 11:24:20 -0700 From: "Virginia" <wilclaire@email.msn.com> To: INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <001401c07e57$3803c6c0$283d1a3f@virginia> Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] Sloan/Swift/Burroughs/Jackson 1800's Hello... Thank you so much for this information! It seems to confirm my sketchy info that has the Sloans in Marion County IN for several years before some them went into Boone County, IN. I will certainly persue that diligently. Thanks again for your help. Virginia  >In the book "Boone Co., Indiana History" published 1984, page 418, a >biographical sketch of the Norman & Thelma Sloan family, makes mention of the >following: "...his second great grandfather, William Slone/Sloan, came from >Clermont Co., Ohio to Marion Co., IN in the 1830's. And his third great >grandfather, George Slone/Sloan, came from Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1817." >Elsewhere it states: "Norman's great grandfather, Marquis De LaFayette Sloan, >came to Boone County from Marion Co., IN in 1890...Norman Wayne Sloan was >born in Center Township, Boone Co., IN on February 22, 920.....His son, >William Lee, born April 27, 1944...actively works with family genealogy". > > >==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== >This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For information on how your >donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com. > -------------------------------- --part1_db.f06d255.279871ac_boundary--

Do you want a guess? An educated guess. And some on-line kinsman to add data? 1st,5 Mile is a hamlet on US RT 68 and Ohio 131 south of Fayetteville, Perry Township,Brown Co,Oh. And it's on a creek,for drainage,amid very flat land that was white oak swamp, Mostly too swampy for 1st generation settlement, but settled later,by 2,and 3rd generation. If her mother's health allows, AnnaW9241@aol.com may look up a 1850-75 Clermont marriage. I have only 1800-50. I'm guessing Wm Baldwin m Lydia Parker, Feb 18,1819 likely at OLD Bethel Methodist or nearby.I'M guessing,in Greenbrier Methodist,Wm Baldwin d Sept 22,1842 51 y g m 17 days was the same Wm Baldwin, and I know some Greenbrier people went to 5 MILE. JAMES AND LEAH PARKER,we are just told ,from Trenton,NJ are Lydia's Princeton? Atlantic Co? On Thu, 18 Jan 2001 09:29:06 -0500 phil wilson <pswilson@flash.net> writes: > Dear Mr. Fagley, Do you look up information about marriages for > people? > I'm trying to track down my great-grandparents who may have lived in > Clement County in around 1870. I live in Michigan and am having > difficulty > in doing this in person. Below is all I have. If you can't help > me, maybe > you can point me in the right direction. Many thanks, Cindy > > James Lewis Baldwin and Alice Etta Baldwin, Sons Charles Odell b. > 2/17/1886 > and John (of MI) The only location I have is Five Mile, Ohio. In > Charles > obit, it states that his parents died in his youth. > > At 11:10 AM 1/17/01 -0500, you wrote: > >All to often I see the above book used as a source 'without giving > the JP > >or minister's name who preformed the ceremony, and that is a major > clue. > >Page 120-121 of Evert's 1880 "History of Clermont" gives the JP,and > >township. > >I use the 2 books together constanly,to determine the township > where the > >wedding occurred. It's a bit harder with weddings preformed by > ministers. > > > >My 1st sources for ministers is the church sections,of the township > >histories, > >in Evert's 1880 'Clermont" and Beer's "Brown Co" . [For wedding in > the > >west 2\3 of > >present Brown Co were recorded in Clermont, and the east 1\3,in > Adams Co. > >At least. John Lindsey,JP,and Rev John Dunlevy, recorded mid-Brown > Co > >marriages in > >either county. > > Methodist circut riders are tough,because they served many > >churches,and moved > >each year. And I don't think they trobled themselves,at times,to > record > >weddings. > >Clermont Co has good record,but the 1808-11 ledger is long missing. > And > >that is > >a period when western Brown Co recoded there. And all of our > counties > >bordered > >Ky countiesof Bracken,Campbell,Pendleton,and the most peopled,Mason > >Co,Ky. > > Clermont Co, and western 2\3 of Brown Co has it's 1802 census > >available. > >Likely the 1802 for Adams,and e Brown is available,at Mansfield,or > >COLUMBUS. > >1802 Pleasant township,Clermont Co, was from White Oak Creek east > to > >Adams Co. > >White Oak is,roughly,Higginsport,Georgetown,New Hope,and > Moreystown. > >Adams Co line is east of RIPLEY,RED OAK,ARNHEIM. > >union,pleasanbt,franklin,washington,Scott,Green > > 1802 Washington is White Oak,or Higginsport west to Big Indian > Creek > >at Pt Pleasant, and as far north as the drains of the creeks > entering the > >Ohio River. > >Lewis twnsp,and then Brown Co,1818 and Franklin twnsp were cut from > >western > >Washington Twnsp. > >1802 Williamsburg was north of those creeks draining the Ohio,and > east to > >White > >Oak [e Mt Orab and New Hope,and included Bethel to Sugartee > Creek.,and > >as far north as RT 50 > >1802 Ohio was ne to Sugartree,and with the East Fork past > Batavia,to s > >Milford. > >and bonded west by Anderson township,Hamilton Co,NW Territory. > Union,and > >part of Batavia,and Monroe and PIERCE township were cut from > > > > 1802 Miami,OR O'BANNON, was the nw most. Bounded by The east > fork,and > >the Little,Miami,and Warren Co -Goshen and Stonelick from it. > >Was Wayne,in the n e original ? RT 50,AND Warren Co,and Miami. > >Big Perry township of all,modern Brown Co,was cut,1814 from > Clermont. > >Tate was cut,1805,from s Williamsburg, and Clark twnsp from it's > east. > > > > > >==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== > >Help Instructions at: > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > >or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > >Archives: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams > > > > > > > > > ==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== > Help Instructions at: > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > Archives: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams >

Sharon, you are making an error addressing. OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com,not just OHCLERMO@ROOTSWEB.COM ,I forwarded to 3-CLERMONT AND BROWN CO,OH,AND BRACKEN CO KY,AS ALL 3 ARE 1-2 MILES OF UTOPIA. AND TO THOSE DEBATING FAEGEN FIGGINS IN THE PAST WEEK. ADD -L to your Email addresses, On Wed, 17 Jan 2001 13:13:55 -0500 "Elam, Sharon" <t95291@Cinergy.com> writes: > Hermon I am sending this to you as my e-mail to roots always returns. > Would > you be a dear ad forward this to the group for me? You are a very > interesting person and I love reading your posts. Thank you, > Sharon Elam > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Elam, Sharon > > Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 1:01 PM > > To: 'OHCLERMO@rootsweb.com' > > Subject: Figgins > > > > I am trying to find a link in my family tree. Benjamin David > Figgins DOB. > > 1-11-1887 married 8-15-2856 to Anna Elizabeth Deschner. Marriage > took > > place in Utopia Ohio. I understand there are variations to the > spelling > > of Figgins. Fielding Feagans Figgins lived in the area where my > Benjamin > > was married. Looking through lineage of Capt. Daniel Feagan I ran > across > > Feilding who has the name spelling changed in his family. He also > lived in > > the area of my Benjamin , but I cannot find any other info > connecting the > > two. Benjamin is buried in Mt. Pisgah Cemetery. Any information > on > > either side would be helpful as I am at a dead end. > > > > Sharon Elam > > 859-372-6900 > > ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Have been researching my Dansberry line in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and have found cemetery records on George M. Dansberry with the following information: b. 2/17/1833 in Williamsburg, Clermont Co., Ohio, d. 4/29/1908 La Crosse, Wisconsin, buried Oak Grove Cemetery. He was married to Mary Case, daughter of Nelson Case and Sarah ???. It also shows that his father was Jerry. From research I have done on census records, this Jerry is probably Jeremiah Dansberry married to Charity Lewis. Jeremiah was born about 1804 in Pennsylvania and died in Ohio Twp, District # 022, Clermont Co. He and Charity were married, probably in Clermont Co., on 1/22/1824. Four children were born to them: George M. who married Mary Case Jeremiah who married Mary Catherine Weeks Francis who married Elizabeth Case and (cousin of Mary and Tabitha) William who married Tabitha Case (sister of Mary) George M. and Mary Case are my 2 great grandparents, and I am trying to find out more about Jeremiah and Charity and if this family connects in any way with the New Jersey family that migrated to Clermont Co., Ohio. Being Jeremiah was born in Pennsylvania it looks like a good probability that his family was from New Jersey and was in transit to Ohio when Jeremiah was born. If anyone knows how I can get a copy of the marriage records for Jeremiah and Charity, I would appreciate hearing back, and if anyone knows anything about this couple, and their family, I would like to hear from you too. Thanks for anything anyone can offer on this family, Holly Snead snead@qwestinternet.net

Can anyone tell me where to send a request for documents found in the Common Pleas Court. I can't find a Common Pleas Court listed in the government offices in Clermont Co. Thanks, Cindy

Ed, Wonder who the Mrs. Mary Gray is that married your Andrew Herron. I have many Grays in Clermont County. Also I have a Mary Clarke who was the first wife of Rev. Ichabod Temple, from Maine. Wonder if our Clarkes may mingle? Also several Clarks married into the Wittum/Witham family from Kittery, York, Maine. Lynda Speidel ----- Original Message ----- From: "E B Herron" <ebherron@home.com> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2001 5:19 PM Subject: http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/database/newsfilm/c.txt > Virginia, > > The Ohio Historical Society has some newspapers from > Clermont County at this site: > > http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/database/newsfilm/c.txt > > My forebears were involved in several journalism ventures in > Clermont County in the late 1820's. From the Joseph HERRON bio: > > "When New Richmond became the county-seat, the sons > established a weekly county paper, called it the "Luminary" > and placed at its head the motto - "Enlightened minds and > virtuous manners lead to the gates of glory". They also > published a monthly magazine - "The Columbian Historian" - > one of the earliest of its kind. Joseph, having gone as > far in his studies as his teachers could lead him, was > prevailed upon to take charge of a county school in the > "Franklin neighborhood". Here the youthful teacher > succeeded in inspiring his boys and girls with a love for > learning, taught them to declaim and organized a debating > society in which not only the farmer's sons but the farmers > themselves came to listen and to discuss the questions of > the day, and "Franklin School House" became the center of an > intelligent community which has remained such to an unusual > degree. On Saturdays Mr. HERRON set type in his brother's > office for the magazine, committing to memory every article > he arranged." > > I believe that they were also involved with the Ohio Star. > > Good luck with your search. > > Ed in CA > > Researching: Researching: > John HERRON m Rebecca CLARKE. They moved to New Richmond, > Clermont Co, in 1816 - children of this marriage: > > David HERRON m Lydia GRISSELL > James HERRON m Margaret ARCHARD > John HERRON > William HERRON > Andrew HERRON m Mrs. Mary GRAY > Anna HERRON, spinster > Rebecca HERRON m Moses RARDIN > Joseph HERRON b 1809, Lancaster, PA m Elizabeth RODGERS, > 7/17/1828 New Richmond, the daughter of James and Lucy > RODGERS. After Elizabeth died in 1832, Joseph married > Cordelia WEEKS. > > > Virginia Petitti wrote: > > > > Would like to know if there are any newspapers from around 1830 available on microfilm. I'd like to verify or disprove a rumor that my gr. grandmother met with foul play. My gr. grandmother Sarah Moyer married David Metzger on Oct. 31 1825 when she died he married Sarah's sister Lucinda Moyer on July 21 1831 David was the son of Conrad Metzger of Brown Co. I found David and Sarah on the 1830 census with 2 small children and the after Lucinda and David married could never find where they went. > > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

All to often I see the above book used as a source 'without giving the JP or minister's name who preformed the ceremony, and that is a major clue. Page 120-121 of Evert's 1880 "History of Clermont" gives the JP,and township. I use the 2 books together constanly,to determine the township where the wedding occurred. It's a bit harder with weddings preformed by ministers. My 1st sources for ministers is the church sections,of the township histories, in Evert's 1880 'Clermont" and Beer's "Brown Co" . [For wedding in the west 2\3 of present Brown Co were recorded in Clermont, and the east 1\3,in Adams Co. At least. John Lindsey,JP,and Rev John Dunlevy, recorded mid-Brown Co marriages in either county. Methodist circut riders are tough,because they served many churches,and moved each year. And I don't think they trobled themselves,at times,to record weddings. Clermont Co has good record,but the 1808-11 ledger is long missing. And that is a period when western Brown Co recoded there. And all of our counties bordered Ky countiesof Bracken,Campbell,Pendleton,and the most peopled,Mason Co,Ky. Clermont Co, and western 2\3 of Brown Co has it's 1802 census available. Likely the 1802 for Adams,and e Brown is available,at Mansfield,or COLUMBUS. 1802 Pleasant township,Clermont Co, was from White Oak Creek east to Adams Co. White Oak is,roughly,Higginsport,Georgetown,New Hope,and Moreystown. Adams Co line is east of RIPLEY,RED OAK,ARNHEIM. union,pleasanbt,franklin,washington,Scott,Green 1802 Washington is White Oak,or Higginsport west to Big Indian Creek at Pt Pleasant, and as far north as the drains of the creeks entering the Ohio River. Lewis twnsp,and then Brown Co,1818 and Franklin twnsp were cut from western Washington Twnsp. 1802 Williamsburg was north of those creeks draining the Ohio,and east to White Oak [e Mt Orab and New Hope,and included Bethel to Sugartee Creek.,and as far north as RT 50 1802 Ohio was ne to Sugartree,and with the East Fork past Batavia,to s Milford. and bonded west by Anderson township,Hamilton Co,NW Territory. Union,and part of Batavia,and Monroe and PIERCE township were cut from 1802 Miami,OR O'BANNON, was the nw most. Bounded by The east fork,and the Little,Miami,and Warren Co -Goshen and Stonelick from it. Was Wayne,in the n e original ? RT 50,AND Warren Co,and Miami. Big Perry township of all,modern Brown Co,was cut,1814 from Clermont. Tate was cut,1805,from s Williamsburg, and Clark twnsp from it's east.

Clermont County Marriages 1850-1874 has the following: HALFHILL, Wilmina age 23 & NEWBERRY< Elias, age 19 on 25 Oct 1868 by M. Gustin, M.G. WORTHINGTON, Anna E., age 20 & COLER, William L. on 27 Jun 1869 by H.M. Keck, M.G. WORTHINGTON, Deborah, age 20 & EVILUSER, George, age 21, on 9 Nov 1859 by G.P. Riley WORTHINGTON, Lear, age 17 & CAMPBELL, Henry age 22 on 30 Apr 1860 by D. Callahan WORTHINGTON, Lizzie, & LAYFIELD, L. D. on 8 Jan 1872 by H.C. Middleton, M.G. WORTHINGTON, Martha, age 20 & HILL, Richard, age 22, on 18 Dec 1852 by E. Zimmerman The WORTHINGTON entries are all on page 574 and the HALFHILL are on pg.207. I do not have the book with the earlier marriages but maybe these will help. Lynda Speidel Oh, It is not a good idea to type messages in all caps on email. Just so you know. Some feel that you are shouting when you do that. Hope this helps also. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilynn H. Spence" <spencefarm@junct.com> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 9:09 AM Subject: WORTHINGTON AND HALFHILL > HI GROUP, JUST FOUND OUT THAT ANCESTORS JOHN B. WORTHINGTON AND SARAH HALFHILL WERE MARRIED IN > > CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO, NOT SURE OF THE DATE. HAS ANYONE HEARD OF EITHER OF THESE FAMILIES?? MARILYNN > > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

1791 Rev Robert Wilkes Findley and colony built a cross shaped log church [still standing enshrined in a larger modern building] 8 mils n e of Paris, Bourbon Co,Ky on Cane Ridge [and 3 miles from James Sandusky's fort. James had many in-laws in Clermont. 1796-97,part of Finfley's colony moved to Ross Co ,Oh and Barton Warren Stone became minister,at Cane Ridge,and nearby Concord. 1801,several places in Ky and Adams Co,Oh had a series of religious camp meetings,where series of ministers preached,and where parts of the congregations reacted by falling and shaking,or barking, etc,etc. in the mode of Quakers,Shakers,Pentacostals aS MANY AS 20,000 ATTENDED THE Cane Ridge MEETING. . 2 learned ministers,on-line,and my-self came up with 3 seperate reasons what happened to those congregations, but the result was 'New Light "branches of s Ohio, and n Ky,and mid Ky being split from the Presbyterians. 1801. Then 1806,a s Brown Co,Oh minister,and his friend in N kY and Warren Co,Oh [both educated at Cane Ridge by Findley] led their NEW LIGHT branches into forming sw Oh, Ky,and w Ind Shakers. And another portion of the NEW LIGHT faction became sw Ohio's largest -Church of Christ,or Christian Church-whose Barton W STONE would join with Alexander Campbell, and form what my family called Campbellite Christian. And Campbell's belief's,being similar to many Baptist and Dunkard congregations, would lead whole Baptist congregations into the New Light,or Christian faith. Then comes a gap 1806-20's when I don't know who kept the s POhio New Light faith alive,after it lost Revs John Dunlevy and Richard McNemarr to the Shakers,but in Ky it was Stone. And in s Ohio was raised Mathew Gardner, and for many years,Gardner was the chief promoter of the Christian Church. He was followed,in my Bethel,Oh general area by Elder Lockwood. Regardless, at least near me, the Christian church became much larger than the Presbyterian,or the Baptist. . Internet searches for BARTON STONE, RICHARD MCNEMARR,JOHN DUNLEVY, bring further results,and we have learned ministers like Carl Ely,and Dr Wm Talley who might do more justice to this topic. On Tue, 16 Jan 2001 18:07:26 -0800 "Virginia Beck" <ginia2@san.rr.com> writes: > > [Where was the water for the great Cane Ridge camp meeting on 1801 > 8 > miles n e of Paris,Ky. > Hermon: Can you tell us anything about this Camp Meeting? My gf, > Joseph F. > Wilmoth from Clermont, married Mary E. Warnock, whose family lived > near > Paris. Her Scots-Irish family had been Presbyterian, but she was a > member > of the Christian Church, which I have read was founded by a > dissidant > Presbyter. Her time period was way later than 1801 (in the 1870s), > but I > wonder if this was part of that movement. Thanks, Virginia > > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.214 / Virus Database: 101 - Release Date: 11/16/00 >

> [Where was the water for the great Cane Ridge camp meeting on 1801 8 miles n e of Paris,Ky. Hermon: Can you tell us anything about this Camp Meeting? My gf, Joseph F. Wilmoth from Clermont, married Mary E. Warnock, whose family lived near Paris. Her Scots-Irish family had been Presbyterian, but she was a member of the Christian Church, which I have read was founded by a dissidant Presbyter. Her time period was way later than 1801 (in the 1870s), but I wonder if this was part of that movement. Thanks, Virginia --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.214 / Virus Database: 101 - Release Date: 11/16/00

John Worthington married Sarah Halfill Mar.21 1835 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilynn H. Spence" <spencefarm@junct.com> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 9:09 AM Subject: WORTHINGTON AND HALFHILL > HI GROUP, JUST FOUND OUT THAT ANCESTORS JOHN B. WORTHINGTON AND SARAH HALFHILL WERE MARRIED IN > > CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO, NOT SURE OF THE DATE. HAS ANYONE HEARD OF EITHER OF THESE FAMILIES?? MARILYNN > > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

Hello Hermon and fellow listers....... Thanks for sharing all the interesting history of Clermont County -- especially for those of us that have not been there to date. My husband's THOMPSON ancestry came west from Maine to Clermont County, Ohio. His 4th g/grandfather was ALEXANDER THOMPSON. Can you tell me if any trace of the original church founded in 1827 by Alexander Thompson, which was called "Republican Meeting House" is still visible? Surely the building isn't still there, is it? Has a new church building been built on the same site -- perhaps Mt. Holly? I'd be grateful for what you can tell me. Thanks! Dotte ----- Original Message ----- From: HERMON B FAGLEY <hermfagley@juno.com> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 6:55 AM Subject: Obit "Was 1st cousin of Gen U.S.GRANT" > Myt grandmother Ruie Ely Brown wrote a little family history in the > 1920's . > [d 1838] .Much of her life was spent on the farm north of the John Jr> > Samuel Simpsons. She pasted in the following obit-I will abstract only, > and she hand wrote a note that ' grandma Justice was with his mother, > [Mrs Samuel Simpson] when he was born. The following married a Fagley, > and was my Dad's uncle. > No date, but 1925-30 era,and location one of Cincinnati's best > neighborhoods. > Robert Belville Simpson, died at his daus,Mrs Louise Hahn. > Walnut Hills Presbyterian: Spring Grove Cemetary [Cincy's largest] . > He was 94 years old,and died of pneumonia. > His parents came from Germantown,Pa to Bethel,Oh . [Germantown is nw > Phila > suburb, but his grandfather was further nw a few miles at Gwynedd,or > North Wales, ow > Montgomery cO,but then Philadelphia Co. in 1818 > Capt,184th Infantry,and G.A.R. > Simpson was appointed in the 1st year of US GRANT'S presidency a US > REVENUE AGENT,and held same position til 1919. [4 years around 1900,Capt > Will Fagley joined > him as revenue agent. Whiskey tax collecter. Revenuer. > Besides his daughter,he leaves a sister,Mrs Walter Burroughs,90,of New > Richmond: a son,John Simpson,of L.A.,A DAU,Mrs C.W.HAHN,NEW YORK CITY, > AND A GRANDSON,WM S SIMPSON,broker,Cincy. > A BROTHER [CAPT] Wm A sIMPSON DIED 8 YEARS AGO,AND HAD BEEN VP > OF CINCY'S CENTRAL TRUST CO. > > ________________________________________________________________ > 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. > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > >