Carolyn, did some looking around a while back for Garrison for a member, can't remember his e-mail address. There is a Garrison Cemetery near Blanchester, Ohio in Warren county just outside od Clermont county. Also there are quite a few Garrisons-Garretsons- Gerritson's buried in the IOOF Cemetery in Blanchester, Ohio. Will go back and see if I can find my notes. Bruce Carolyn Lacey wrote: > Anybody know anything about any Garrisons living in Clermont county > before 1850? > Carolyn Lacey

Anybody know anything about any Garrisons living in Clermont county before 1850? Carolyn Lacey

Oakey Vanosdol's son,Robert,and his wife,Sarah granted the church trustees an acre. abowling@bonwell.com grew up attending said Concord church.Trustee's were: Thomas Jenkins,son of John Jenkins,and his Vaughn wife-from Tuckertown,NJ shore about 1805 2 son-in-laws of Edward Doughty,ex Absecon,NJ about 1803-04. John Leeds,JP and James Bunting. My Samuel Ely m 1st Rachel Leeds,1804,Port Republic,NJ . John Leeds,JP and Rachel Leeds Ely were children of James and Rhoda Byard Leeds, ex Leeds Point,NJ. 1806 to Clermont Co,Oh . John Leeds,JP m 2nd Antis White Blair,widowed dau of David White,and his Vaughn wife-1804 era from Tuckertown,NJ. Samuel Ely m 2nd,Elizabeth, widow of Joseph Kain,and dau of Isaiah 1770-1830 and Mary Sooy Johnson, ex Little Egg Harbor Twnsp. Joseph,of Leonard Raper, was of very sw Pa,1790. The Buntings and Vanosdol's were Jerseymen also,but Burlington to Princeton area. Witnessed by John Blair,of Alexander, who were from present Atlantic Co,and by Elijah Homan-the Swedish Homan's lived in all 3 counties that were once old Gloucester Co,NJ . It is my idea that the cemetary removed from the East Fork State Park campground a couple miles nw across the creek [Lake Harsha today] was the original Methodist church of the neighborhood .Edward Doughty,N.P.COX,and an Iler, and 50 unmarked graves were moved to Old Bethel Methodist-the mother church of the colony. I'm reading data from The United Methodist Commision and Archives,Madison ,NJ that my Rev Jesse Justice,who lived between Woodbury and Swedesboro,NJ WAS 1798 a NJ circut minister 1800 ordained a deacon 1802 ordained an elder 1804 'located" or quit riding a s NJ circut 1805,sold out,and moved a few miles south of where thw above church would be formed.

My cousin and I have been researching our Needhams in Clermont County. Arriving Clermont and buying 500 acres of land in 1815 on Jackson Pike. I have a copy of his will probated in 1830 and it mentions his wife Esther, sons John and William named as executors. In preperation for my cousin Elizabeth's trip to the UK where she is looking into John's family we have run into a suppossed second wife of John. Her name is Ann Burton. Our John is buried in Greenbriar cemetery along with whom I thought was Esther Needham. Can anyone confirm if an Ann Needham or Esther Needham is buried next to John D. Needham d. 1830? We have hired a genealogist in England and he says Esther died in child birth in 1801 and could not have immigrated to the USA in what we believe to be 1797 or so. We are confused for sure now and hiring a genealogist in England and a researcher to check the National Archives is getting a little expensive. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tony! Needham

Susan, In your email you note that you are researching REARDON/RAIRDON. Could the spelling possibly be RARIDEN/RARIDON/RAREDIN? See: http://departments.mwc.edu/hipr/www/inventories/franklin/rariden,moses.htm Regards, Ed in CA

I have Rosannah DOUGHTY death as August 06, 1851 but do not have a place of death or where she is buried. Do you have any idea's? Her husband Isaiah LEEDS is buried in Old Bethel Cemetery but have not been able to find her. Eileen Blair

Warren, I am interested in your Thompson Book as I have Ann Sarah Dark who married John W. Thompson in Clermont County in 1842, I have the marriage record any ties here? thanks Gerald Wforgeron@aol.com wrote: > Herman or Bruce or listers > > Read the post from the man in Ca. about Parker School, I have been reading my > Thompson Genealogy book (just got it) and am wondering is Parker School and > Clermont Academy, one in the same school? I understand Priscilla (Mulloy) and > Daniel Parker started Clermont Academy on their farm, what do you know about > these schools ? Warrene

Searching Surname: Pettyjohn/Pettijohn Does anyone have an AARON PETTYJOHN in their search? Looking, also, for details of the marriage of JOHN PETTYJOHN to SARAH LITTLE. Thanks Paul pjohn2@madisontelco.com

Hi Darlene, I have checked the list and your name is not on it. You should not be receiving email from the list. Let me know if it keeps coming. I tried to reply from your email but it doesn't let it go thru...says your email is wrong or something. Thanks, Jerilyn David Hagel wrote: > hi, will the list owner please contact me? I have been trying to > unsubscribe but have not been able to. I am going out of town and will > not be able to get my mail. Please contact > thanks > darlene hagel

Joy, yes there is a Goshen (I live there) and no 45140 is the zip code for Loveland. Goshen is 45122. To further complicate things, I live in Goshen and have a Loveland mailing address. I'll check around for you. Bruce Jbfolsom@aol.com wrote: > Hi > > Is there a town named Goshen in Clermont County and is it's zip 45140? > Am trying to locate more facts aabout a cousin, William Vearil, who died > there in 1968 according to the SSDI. His parents were Samuel and Grace Vearil. > > Any help would be much appreciated. > > Joy in CT

some one in the group wanted the phone # for the Williamsburg cemetary. It is 513-724-1110. The caretakers name is Earl Whitman. He's hard to get in touch with but they do have an answering machine. I never got an answer to my messages though. Good Luck. Debbie

I am searching for information regarding two newspapers published in New Richmond - THE OHIO STAR and THE LUMINARY - and the HERRON brothers who published them. Ed in CA

I have finally pinned down Bertha Lanham of Felicity to b. 1885- D.1933. She married William "Bum" Hesler in 1904. We have good reason to think that Bertha's mother was "Dove". Her father is a mystery and the key to the whole thing. Does this ring a bell for anyone?

Sorry about the questions about Allegheny Cemetery - it got sent to the wrong list- please ignore. Joy in CT

Hello List John White got gourd by a ram and died on his farm in Clermont County, Oh around 1855. I'm looking for his grave. His wife died in Indiana, so he would be by himself, unless there was a small child we don;t know about. Can anyone help me on this? Thank you Joe Evans

Hi Is there a town named Goshen in Clermont County and is it's zip 45140? Am trying to locate more facts aabout a cousin, William Vearil, who died there in 1968 according to the SSDI. His parents were Samuel and Grace Vearil. Any help would be much appreciated. Joy in CT

Hi listers About a month ago I wrote to Allegheny Cemetery asking about additional family members buried there. Know J. Robert IZOD was buried there 13 Oct 1978 from his obit, but have not heard from them at all. Should I write again, or just be patient. Is there a fee for this information? Their phone was constantly busy so that doesn't seem like an option. Any suggestions? Joy in CT

I am looking for information on the forebears of Joseph and Lucy RODGERS HERRON who were married in New Richmond, Clermont County, Ohio on July 17, 1828. Joseph was born in Lancaster, PA in 1808 to John and Rebecca CLARKE HERON/HERRON. Elizabeth was born in Cherry Valley, NY in 1810 to James and Lucy RODGERS/ROGERS. Elizabeth died in 1832(7?). Joseph HERRON married Cordelia WEEKS in 1839. Children of Joseph HERRON: James Hervey HERRON, b 1829 near New Richmond, Ohio, a Methodist minister Thomas G HERRON, a physician William C HERRON, an iron merchant Lucy HERRON, a teacher, married Mason D. PARKER Delia HERRON, a missionary Joseph HERRON was active in a Methodist Episcopal Church in Cincinnati. He was an educator, teaching first in a county school in the "Franklin neighborhood", then in the preparatory department of the the first Cincinnati College, and later founding HERRON's Seminary in Cincinnati. Joseph HERRON died in 1863 in Cincinnati.

Greetings, My fourth great grandfather, Isaac Higbee and his wife, Sophia Somers Higbee, and their family came from New Jersey to Clermont County in about 1822 and settled in Tate Township. Where is that on "today's maps?" Thanks Sue Anne B. Thompson

I would like to take this opportunity to say thanks to all of you for your prayers and for the cards. It is very comforting to know that ther are so many caring people out there. I really missed not being here and will soon be up and running again. Thanks again Bruce