As I do a lot of research in Clermont County, I would very much like to obtain copies of the Clermont County marriages books, one pre 1850 and the other 1850 to 1874 and the T P White funeral records book. I understand that all three of these books are out of print. Is there anyone out there who has copies of any of these books who would be willing to either (1) sell them to me, or, alternatively, (2) let me borrow them, to make copies for myself? I would gladly cover expenses for the latter. John Charles Tippet johntippet@home.com

Miss Margaret Hibbitts was one of two 2nd grade teachers here at Bethel,Tate Twnsp, Clermont Co,sw Ohio 1945-46 and later. She was a desc ,and owned the home farm at the west edge of Bethel,of Davis Crane, ,whose wife ,AND COUSIN, was a dau of Bethel,Ohio's 1797 founder,Obed Denham. She was closely related to Bethel's librarian,and local historian,Mrs Hassie Crane,and to genealogist Florence Crane Leever. About 1951, Miss Margaret Hibbitts sold part of her farm to the Bethel-Tate school board for an elementary school. Later,2 more schools were built on her -Crane land. Unlike Crane,and Denham,Hibbitts is not an old name at Bethel,Oh, but 10 miles ssw lived some people who once,1773-87,lived in Brooke,Co,WV On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 13:53:45 -0700 Hibbitts <Gdoboy@aol.com> writes: > Posted on: Brooke County, WV Query and Surname Forum > Board URL: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Brooke?read=877 > > Surname: Hibbitts, Hibbits, Hibots > ------------------------- > > Looking for any information on the Hibbitts (Hibbits, Hibots) family > of > Brooke County, WV 1700-1860's. > > Thanks, > Rob Hibbitts > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Still looking for info about P. L. CARTER b. 1814 New Richmond OH & family Family moved to Bethel OH about 1840's Also looking for info about Mary Jane WEST married to George CLARE. 1880's Does the Bethel Historical society do any research for people??? Do they have many resources that might be helpful? Thanks Betty

In a message dated 7/31/00 12:46:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jgebhar@adams.net writes: << ubj: CARTER's, CLARE's, WEST, in Bethel OH Date: 7/31/00 12:46:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: jgebhar@adams.net (John Gebhardt) To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com Still looking for info about P. L. CARTER b. 1814 New Richmond OH & family Family moved to Bethel OH about 1840's Also looking for info about Mary Jane WEST married to George CLARE. 1880's >> Betty, my Jonathan Dole kin married Mary Carter, d/o Nathan Carter and Abigail Chew, 2nd wife was Drusala Step (wife per Bill Abrams TEIncNJ@aol.com) and the Dole group removed to Clermont Co, in 1805/6. Bill is in the http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com I also have a large amount of Carter information from Marlene DeBoard, ww8097@dragonbbs.com for Nathan and family and very well documented. Jack Dole

Hello listers. I am not a subscriber to all of the Ohio County message boards. I do subscribe to a few of them. Just wanted to pass this on to all who may be researching their family roots in Ohio. I just updated my Ohio genealogy resources web page. There are links to most all of the 88 counties of Ohio. (Except Montgomery County, need some links for that one) There are also several other state wide resources listed on the page. Please visit as many times as you like. Its always free and gets updated once a week. Also if anyone has any links that they feel may be useful to other researchers. Please email me with the web address for that resource, I'll add it to my page during one of my weekly updates. I usually update my page on Saturday night. So if you have viewed the page in the past and found it to be a little in disarray that's why. Here is the page address: http://bohemianancestors.homestead.com/Ohio.html Happy Hunting to all. John Researching: Pierce, Keil, Eldridge, Sawyer, Kangas, Forbes, Barrett, Everingham, Marble, Pritchard, Pritcher and Schoemaker in Ohio..

Group, I bit the bullet and did the ARMACOST rootsweb list. Dorothy(Ilikemyboat@aol) I don't have your new email address. Please sign up for the list. Send an email to Armacost-L-request@rootsweb.com and in the BODY write the word SUBSCRIBE. We are also on Genforum. We need subscribers on Rootsweb to make it work. Pass the word. Thanks, Jack Dole

Taken from the book Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrim's Lineages of members of The National Society of the Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims I, Miss Gail Elizabeth Sampson, resident of Trenton, N. J., born March 16, 1907; single; hereby apply for membership in the Society by right of descent from Richard Chamberlain, died 1673 in Massachusetts. Services: Member of Roxbury Military Company, 1653. 1. I was born near New Richmond, Clermont County, Ohio. 2. I am the daughter of William Sampson, born 1867; married Abigail Singleton April 20, 1903; born 1870. 3. My father was the son of William S. Sampson, born 1834, died 1900; married Virginia A. Wright September 11, 1865; born 1835, died 1907. 4. My grandfather was the son of William S. Sampson, born 1800, died 1878; married Anna Maria Coolidge about 1830, died about 1845. 5. My g. grandfather was the son of Stephen Sampson, born 1767, died 1823; married Mehitabel Moore 1787, born 1770, died 1803. 6. My 2d g. grandfather was the son of Alexander Sampson, born 1729, died 1783; married Rebecca Shattuck, born 1710. 7. My 3d g. grandmother was the daughter of Joseph Shattuck, born 1687, died 1729; married Mary Ladd October 12, 1708. 8. My 4th g. grandfather was the son of Philip Shattuck, born 1648, died 1722; married Rebecca Chamberlain February 11, 1680; born 1665, died 1728. 9. My 5th g. grandmother was the daughter of Richard Chamber- lain, died 1673; married Sarah Bugby, born 1630. 10. My 6th g. grandmother was the daughter of Edward Bugby, born 1594, died November 12, 1668 Best Wishes, Tammy Altman <A HREF="http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click?bfmid=5647408&siteid=27621178&bfpag e=homepage2">Search 600 million names at Ancestry.com</A> <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/clermont197/Index.html">Clermont County , Ohio Genealogy</A>

Taken from the book "Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrim's Lineages of members of The National Society of the Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims Page 35 from the Hon. John ("Deacon John") Dunham of Plymouth, Mass., born England 1588, died Plymouth 1669. Services: Member Governor's Council ; Plymouth Military Co.; Deputy to General Court of the Colony, 1639-1664. 1. I was born near New Richmond, Clermont County, Ohio. 2. I am the daughter of Robert Warren Donham, born October 2, 1840; married Helena Elizabeth South August 2, 1868; born October 14, 1842; died October 3, 1915. 3. My father was the son of Jonathan Singleton Donham, born February 16, 1786; died September 21, 1856; married (1) Hilda Ross, (2) Elizabeth Ayres 1819, born about 1803. 4. My grandfather was the son of Nathaniel Donham (or Dun'm), born 1733, died 1820; married (1) Mary Sutton, (2) Kesiah Crosley, died after 1820. 5. My g. grandfather was the son of Nathaniel Dunham, Sr., born 1684. 6. My 2d g. grandfather was the son of Rev. Thomas Dunham, Jr., born 1648, died 1688; married at Hartford, Conn., Sarah Dun- ham 1668. 7. My 3d g. grandfather was the son of Thomas Dunham, born 1626; married Martha 8. My 4th g. grandfather was the son of John Dunham; married in Leyden, Holland, Abigail Wood, a relative. Extra Information, Services in Army or Government.--Thos. Dunham (b. 1626) removed to Hartford, Conn., received from Plymouth œ10 (1658) for services. Thos. Durham, Jr. (1648-1688), granted œ10 at close of King Philip's War in which he served, 1677, by general court for losses, and as inducement to accept ministry at Rye. Nathaniel, 1st, married and removed to New Jersey. Na- thaniel, Jr., enlisted in War of Revolution as private, Col. Matthias Ogden's First Regiment New Jersey Continental Line, February 1, 1777; received pay and gratuity paid First Regiment, 1780, '81, '82; private, Capt. Leonard's Eighth Company (First Regiment), March 1 to May 20, 1783 (Revolutionary War). Jonathan Singleton Donham (1786-1856) ("Dunham Genealogy"), served under General Wm. H. Harrison at siege of Fort Meigs, Ohio, War of 1812; Colonel of Cavalry in State Militia in Clermont Co., Ohio, which assembled on his estate for "Muster Day." Best Wishes, Tammy Altman <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/clermont197/Index.html">Clermont County , Ohio Genealogy</A>

Hello fellow listers. Here is the web address to my Ohio Genealogy resources page. I myself have been involved in researching my own family history for close to two years now. This web page is a compilation of many of the helpful resources I have found in those two years. Please feel free to visit as many times as you like. Its Free, gets updated weekly! If anyone has a site that that would like to listed on my page drop me line. No charge! That's what Genealogy is all about people helping people! John's Ohio Genealogy Resource Page http://bohemianancestors.homestead.com/Ohio.html Happy Hunting to all John Kangas

Does Clermont Co have a marriage index? I'm looking for a John Jackson Collier and Jane M. Drenan/Drennan/Drennon who were married between 1843 & 1854. Thanks for any help anyone can give me. Donna in PA

I am seeking information on the following WELLS family: James W. WELLS Married Eliza SANDERS ca 1869 place unknown. James W. Wells b. 11 Oct. 1849 in KY. died 30 Mar 1928. His Parents were Ambrose WELLS and Martha JONES Eliza SANDERS WELLS b. 22 Feb. 1849 Kenton Co. KY. d. 11 May 1944 Mason Co. KY. her father was James SANDERS, mother not known. James Wells and Eliza 's children were Mary Alice WELLS b. ca 1869 d. 1950 Married James Rufus EMMITT 14 Feb. 1906. John Wells b. ca. 1871, 2nd m. Margaret GALLENSTEIN date not known. John WELLS died 1933. James W. and Eliza WELLS lived in maysville Ky. in the early 1900's .They were in Ohio in the late teens to 1922 living in Hulington, Clermont Co. OH. In 1922 they moved to Eastland subdivision near Maysville. Now a part of Maysville KY. Looking for siblings of James W. WELLS & Eliza SANDERS. Also place and date of their marriage, and Elizas mothers name. Any help greatly appreciated. John Emmitt <jwemmitt@mindspring.com>

There is a death index available through Cyndi's List, and/or the Historical Society of Ohio. I'm not quite sure what dates are covered but I've used it before. >From: Walt Conner <jerrbear@midwest.net> >To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Death Record Index >Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2000 13:15:39 -0500 > >Would someone tell me if there is a Death Record Index for Clermont >Co., OH, for late 1800s to mid 1900s? Looking for James and >Elizabeth (Reese) Conner. > >Thanks for any help, > >Walt Conner > > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Would someone tell me if there is a Death Record Index for Clermont Co., OH, for late 1800s to mid 1900s? Looking for James and Elizabeth (Reese) Conner. Thanks for any help, Walt Conner

Would someone check the Watkins Cemetery Record, New Richmond, OH, and see if a James and/or Elizabeth Conner, David Archer and Margaret Reese are buried there? Thanks for any help, Walt Conner jerrbear@midwest.net

Hi everyone, I have been searching for info on my John Bennett who was married to Mary Knabb. I couldn't find anything because there seemed no tie to the rest of the Bennetts in Clermont county. Today I was going through his pension papers for the umteenth time and found his parents names. They are William and Mary. So I went to family search to try my luck and I stumbled upon a marriage of a Wm and Mary Beeby(b.1795) in Gloucester, NJ (1816). I don't know that this is them but I do remember seeing quite a few people who migrated from NJ. I also went to rootsweb to look at 1820 census records and found Wm. and just afew names down on that page was a Beeby. Half of the page doesn't show. Does anyone have access to these census records? If so does it have a place of birth? If anyone has any info they could share I would greatly appreciate it!! Darci ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

It's Williamsburg. I guess I'll give it up for a few days <smile>. Anna

I made a mistake is typing a person's name in the post of Williamsburg, OH High School Yearbooks, 1925 & 1926. The spelling for a past graduate of 1893 is Karende PINCKERT & also for her maiden name. It should be FELTER. (no N). 'Sorry about that', but so glad that someone asked me about it. Anna

Evert's 1880 'History of Clermont Co,Oh' says Hildebrand girls were accusing witnesses of John Evans wife,Nancy,in Bethel,Ohio's 1800 era witch trial. The witch's lawyer,Benj Morris,30 years later,wrote a newspaper article with a different account of the beginning of the witch-craft story. There were a couple Hildebrant marriages in-near Bethel abt 1800. On Sun, 16 Jul 2000 21:32:24 -0700 Jim Heffron <jheffron@getnet.com> writes: > Joann: I have some information on this Hilderbrand family, however, > your e-mail > keeps "bouncing". Is your e-mail address "jsfenilil@aol.com"? > Please contact me. > > Thanks > Judy Heffron > jheffron@getnet.com > > "Joann S. Fenili" wrote: > > > Posted on: Adams Co. Ohio Query Forum > > Board URL: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Adams?read=842 > > > > Surname: Hilderbrand, Strong, Mortimer, James > > ------------------------- > > > > Desperately seeking kin for Nancy Hilderbrand (Hildebran, > Hilterbran, etc.) > > who was born between 1805-1808 possibly in Kentucky (if one can > believe > > census of 1850 & 1860). She did marry Orange Marion Strong in > Adams county > > Ohio 26 September 1826. Moved to Monon, Indiana 1832 then > Champaign county > > Illinois in 1833. She married again in 1851 to Timothy Mortimer in > Champaign > > county Il. and then wed Joseph James 30 October 1862. Know her > children's > > names and descent for 2 generations; know she had a brother, David > Hilderbrand, > > who was murdered in Champaign county Illinois. The trial of the > murderer > > was covered in the local papers of that time as Abraham Lincoln > was the > > defense attorney and the convicted murderer escaped the jail just > prior > > to being hanged. Don't know if her brother David was older or > younger. > > Have no other information on Nancy or David. Can anyone out there > help? > > > > ==== OHADAMS Mailing List ==== > > Help Instructions at: > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > > or contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > > Donations to Rootsweb http://www.rootsweb.com makes this all > possible. > > 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 > Donations to Rootsweb http://www.rootsweb.com makes this all > possible. > Archives: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=OHAdams > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Jack, Richey, Wood, Baum has the following information. The immigrant Charles Baum and his wife Barbara Youngken had 9 children, Samuel b/d in PA, Elizabeth m Peter Emery, Michael E. m. ElizabethRichey first child 1807 no Margaret/Peggy, Margaret (1774-1853) m. 1795 in Pa Conrad Metzger, Charles Jr. (twin) m. 1803 in Ohio Susan Moyer moved 1839 Carroll Twp, Vermillion Co., IL, Catherine (twin) m. 1802 Benjamin Sells, Mary Baum m Peter DeWitt, Susanna m Thomas Jones, Barbara m. Leonard Metzger. The following is a quote from p88 of Richey Woods Baum. "(1) Samuel Baum, son of Charles Sr. and Barbara (Youngken) Baum, b. Aug 16, 1769 in Bucks Co., PA. d. Oct. 2, 1842 in Union Co., PA, aged 73. It appears that Samuel died while on a visit to Pennsylvania, as the history of Clermont Co., Ohio, lista a Samuel Baum as a property owner there in 1826, along with a Michael and Charles. There are three unidentified marriage licenses in Clermont County that do not belong in the family of Michael or Charles Jr. They are: Peggy Baum and Joseph Dole, May 1, 1827. (M.E. preacher; d. in Iowa). George Baum and Susanna Todd, Sept. 13, 1828. Robert Baum and Lucinda Molden, May 1, 1831." It is clear from RWB that your Margaret is not a child of Michael or of Charles. She probably was the duaghter of Samuel brother of Michael and Charles. Herman Kleine -----Original Message----- From: JDole5633@aol.com <JDole5633@aol.com> To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 15, 2000 1:12 PM Subject: Baum, Clermont Co >Baum Group, > >There has been mention of the Richey, Wood, Baum book for Clermont Co., OH on >Genforum. I would appreciate information on a possible daughter of Michael >(E) Baum and Elizabeth Richey m. Jan 6, 1806, Franklin Twp, Clermont Co., OH. > According to the history of Clermont Co., Michael was born 1772 and d. 1875 >@ 103 in Washington Twp., Clermont Co., OH. There is also mention of >Charles, either father or brother to Michael and a Samuel. We also find that >Katharine Baum married Benjamin Sills, Jan 11, 1802 and this might be a >sister to Michael (E). > >I am looking for the family of Margaret/Peggy Baum b. 1807 and married Joseph >R. DOLE, Sr., Rev May 1, 1827, in Clermont Co., OH. This is Joseph's second >wife. His first wife was Margaret/Peggy Wood, d/o David Wood and Louisa >Smith of Clermont Co., OH. Peggy Wood died in 1825. > >Any and all information is appreciated. This same basic post is on >Genforum/BAUM for other kin to find. > >Jack Dole >jdole5633@aol.com >

Hi, A few days ago I was on the internet searching for information about the ever-elusive William Cooper. I forget which search engine I used (I didn't bookmark it) I used, but it directed me to this mailing list. Specifically it cited an entry by a Kate Riley concerning "the accounts of Aquilla Judd". Sure enough there was William Cooper on the list of names. The date given for the post was Dec. 11, 1998. I didn't have time to persue it then, but when I went back the next day to check the archives of the mailing list, I found that it only goes back to May of 1999. Does anyone know where I can find out more about this? Who was Aquilla Judd and what was Wm. Cooper doing on his list? How can I contact Kate Riley? Sharon Schwartz