My,and my wife,have some of these Galloway Twnsp,NJ Rev War vets. Old Bethel Methodist, Bantam,Ohio knew the children of these soldiers. Ancestry.com - Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)Member Search > Record Type > Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) > Search ResultsMarch 25, 2000 Search Terms: SOOY (31), AUGUSTUS (1780) Database: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) Combined Matches: 2 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 25 page 42 [p.42] Mrs. Georgiana Barstow Wright. DAR ID Number: 24112 Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Wife of William Wright. Descendant of Joseph Sooy. Daughter of Joseph Abridge Barstow and Elizabeth Ann Turner, his wife. Granddaughter of John Turner and Elizabeth Sooy, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Augustus Sooy and Sarah Higbee, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Sooy and Ann, his first wife. Joseph Sooy was a minute man in the Gloucester County militia. He was born in Holland; died in New Jersey. Also No. 20474. View full context The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 109 page 90 [p.90] Mrs. Minette Turner Clarke. DAR ID Number: 108304 Born in Atlantic, N. J. Wife of Walter Watt Clarke. Descendant of Joseph Scull, as follows: 1. Augustus Sooy Turner (1823-95) m. 1845 Rachel Scull Higbee (1827-1914). 2. Enoch Higbee (d. 1841) m. Sarah McCully (1786-1855). 3. Absolam Higbee m. 1784 Rachel Scull. 4. Joseph Scull m. Sarah — (1734-1819). Joseph Scull (1731-1810) served as private in the militia of Gloucester County, N. J., where he was born and died. Also No. 75396. opyright© 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries. Ancestry.com - Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)Member Search > Record Type > Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) > Search ResultsMarch 25, 2000 Search Terms: SOOY (31), JOSEPH (18611) Database: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) Combined Matches: 6 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 21 page 166 Mrs. Emily Gifford Scull Shinn. DAR ID Number: 20474 Born in Scullville, New Jersey. Wife of Stewart Hancock Shinn. Descendant of David Blackman, Richard Collins, Joseph Scull, Abel Scull and Joseph Sooy, all of New Jersey. Daughter of Joseph Scull (1826-1904) and Hannah Gifford (1832-96), his wife. Granddaughter of Joseph Scull (1790-1853) and Susanna Blackman (1793-1862), his wife; James Gifford (1786-1860) and Christiana Sooy (1800-82), his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Abel Scull (1760-1809) and Alice Collins (1766-1833), his wife; David Blackman and Mary Scull (1752-1827), his wife; Joseph Sooy and Dorothy Leeds, his second wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Scull and Sarah Scull (1734-1819), his wife; Richard Collins and Sarah Griffiths (1735-1801), his second wife. [p.166] David Blackman, (1746-1821), served as a minute man in the militia of Gloucester county, where he was born and died. Also Nos. 3252, 9716. Richard Collins, (1725-1808), served as a private in the New Jersey Continental Line. He was born in Ireland and died in Collins Mills, New Jersey. Joseph Scull, (1731-1810), enlisted as a private in the militia, as did also his son Abel. He was born and died in Gloucester county. Joseph Sooy enlisted as a private in the Gloucester county militia. He was born in Holland and died in Leeds Point, New Jersey. View full context The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 25 page 42 [p.42] Mrs. Georgiana Barstow Wright. DAR ID Number: 24112 Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Wife of William Wright. Descendant of Joseph Sooy. Daughter of Joseph Abridge Barstow and Elizabeth Ann Turner, his wife. Granddaughter of John Turner and Elizabeth Sooy, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Augustus Sooy and Sarah Higbee, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Sooy and Ann, his first wife. Joseph Sooy was a minute man in the Gloucester County militia. He was born in Holland; died in New Jersey. Also No. 20474. View full context The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 25 page 42 Miss Nettie Mabel Barstow. DAR ID Number: 24113 Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Descendant of Joseph Sooy. Daughter of Joseph Abridge Barstow and Elizabeth Ann Turner, his wife. See No. 24112. View full context The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 65 page 248 [p.248] Miss Helen Shinn. DAR ID Number: 64710 Born in Atlantic City, N. J. Descendant of Joseph Scull, Abel Scull, Richard Collins, Joseph Sooy, and David Blackman. Daughter of Stewart Hancock Shinn (b. 1855) and Emily Gifford Scull (b. 1863), his wife. Granddaughter of Joseph Scull, Jr. (1826-1904), and Hannah Parvin Gifford (1832-96), his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Scull (1790-1853) and Susannah Blackman (1793-1862), his wife; James Gifford (1786-1860) and Christiana Sooy (1800-82), his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Abel Scull (1760-1809) and Alice Collins (1766-1833), his wife; Joseph Sooy and Dorothy Leeds, his 2nd wife; David Blackman and Mary Scull (1752-1827), his wife. See No. 64709. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Richard Collins and Sarah Griffith (1735-1801), his 2nd wife. Richard Collins (1725-1808), born in Ireland, died at Collins Mills, N. J. Joseph Sooy, born in Holland, died after 1800 at Leeds Point, N. J. Abel Scull (1760-1809), born and died in Gloucester County, N. J. David Blackman (1746-1821), born and died in Gloucester County, N. J., where he was born and died,**** Jersey militia. View full context The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 76 page 145 Miss Marion Shinn. DAR ID Number: 75396 Born in Atlantic City, N. J. Descendant of Joseph Scull, Abel Scull, Joseph Sooy, David Blackman, and Richard Collins. Daughter of Stewart Hancock Shinn (1855-1909) and Emily Gifford Scull (b. 1863), his wife, m. 1887. Granddaughter of Joseph Scull, Jr. (1826-1904), and Hannah Parven Gifford (1832-96), his wife, m. 1857. Gr-granddaughter of Joseph Scull (1790-1853) and Susannah Blackman (1793-1862), his wife; James Gifford (1786-1860) and Christiana Sooy (1800-82), his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Abel Scull and Alice Collins (1766-1833), his wife; Joseph Sooy and Dorothy Leeds, his wife; David Blackman and Mary Scull 1752-1827), his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Joseph Scull and Sarah — (1734-1819), his wife; Richard Collins and Sarah Griffith (1735-1801), his wife. Joseph Scull (1731-1810) served as private in the militia of Gloucester County, N. J., where he was born and died. Also Nos. 32966, 64709. Richard Collins (1725-1808) was born in Ireland and died in Collins Mills, N. J. Joseph Sooy was born in Holland and died after 1800 at Leeds Point, N. J. Abel Scull (1760-1809) was born and died in Gloucester County, N. J. All served in the Gloucester County, New Jersey militia. David Blackman (1746-1821) was a minute man in the militia of Gloucester County, where he was born and died. Also Nos. 20474, 21116. View full context The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 121 page 203 Mrs. Minnie A. Obergfell Denny. DAR ID Number: 120654 Born in Atlantic City, N. J. Wife of Russell H. Denny. Descendant of Benjamin Endicott, as follows: 1. Henry Martin Obergfell (b. 1872) m. 1893 Lizzie Martin Harvey (b. 1874). 2. Samuel Martin Harvey (1848-83) m. 1873 Susie Sooy (b. 1847). 3. Joseph H. Sooy (1820-1900) m. 1843 Esther H. Endicott (1815-73). 4. Jacob Endicott (1781-1858) m. 1805 Jamima Higbee (1784-1837). 5. Benjamin Endicott m. Susan Doughty (1749-1805). Benjamin Endicott (1741-92) served as private, New Jersey Line. He was born and died in Atlantic County, N. J. Copyright© 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries.

Ancestry.com - Individual Database Search ResultsMember Login | My Account 1684-1850 > Search ResultsMarch 24, 2000 Search Terms: TICE (24) Database: Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 Given NameSurnameGiven Name SpouseSurname SpouseMarriedMarrriage DateCountyState JOHN HAGERTY ANN TICE MD22/02/1812GLOUNJ JOHN TICE RUTH WARD MD03/11/1815GLOUNJ >>>> ' JOHN R.TICE KESIAH SMALLWOOD MD 31/12/1814 GLOUNJ"<<<<<<<<<<< JOHN W.TICE LETITIA MAHON MD10/03/1815GLOUNJ JONATHAN GANT REBECCA TICE MD24/05/1821GLOUNJ JOSHUA L.TICE SARAH ANN CHEESMAN MD20/06/1829GLOUNJ MARTIN S.COX MARTHA TICE MD10/04/1822GLOUNJ MICHAEL DAVALL REBECCA TICE MD30/09/1830GLOUNJ NATHAN SWEET EN HANNAH TICE MD02/04/1840GLOUNJ PETER HUSINGER MARY TICE MD25/07/1780GLOUNJ Ancestry.com - Individual Database Search ResultsMember Login | My Account | Guest Registry Advanced Search | Search by Locality | Search by Record Type | Search Help Search > Record Type > Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 > Search ResultsMarch 24, 2000 Search Results Search Terms: SHELDON (3) Database: Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 Combined Matches: 3 JOHN Jr.SHELDON ESTHER ANN WOOLFORD MD28/10/1843GLOUNJ RICHARD SHELDON REBECCA STEELMAN MD30/09/1830GLOUNJ >>>. THOMAS SHELDON MARTHA DOLE MD27/07/1828GLOUNJ <<<<,, Is this Hamlet and Bantam,Oh inn-keeper. J.P. Probate Court Judge of Clermont Co Thomas Sheldon? Ancestry.com - Individual Database Search ResultsMember Login | My Account | 1684-1850 > Search ResultsMarch 24, 2000 Search Terms: DOLE (8) Database: Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 C BENJAMIN IERSON ANNAH DOLEMD28/01/1728GLOUNJ BRITTON BISHOP Ancestry.com - Individual Database Search ResultsMember Login | My Account | Guest Registry Advanced Search | Search by Locality | Search by Record Type | Search Help Search > Record Type > Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 > Search ResultsMarch 24, 2000 Search Results Search Terms: ENGLISH (23) Database: Gloucester County, New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1850 Combined Matches: 23 Next Hits Given NameSurnameGiven Name SpouseSurname SpouseMarriedMarrriage DateCountyState ABELENGLISHMARGARETBADCOCKMD20/03/1819GLOUNJ ANDREWENGLISHSOPHIASOOYMD06/06/1811GLOUNJ ANDREW FRAMBUS SARAH ENGLISH MD 05/01/1783GLOUNJ she m 2nd Peter McClain .Black Rd,Salt Air,Ohio BENJAMIN BURROUGH REBECCA ENGLISH MD01/03/1827GLOUNJ DANIEL CRAVER SARAH ENGLISH MD18/12/1819GLOUNJ DANIEL ROBINSON ELIZABETH ANN ENGLISH MD22/01/1848GLOUNJ DAVID HICKMAN SALLY ENGLISH MD24/02/1810GLOUNJ ELIAS GANDY MARY ENGLISH MD17/06/1737GLOUNJ ELISHA C.STILES MARTHA D.ENGLISH MD07/07/1836GLOUNJ HENRY CRAVER PRUDENCE ENGLISH MD11/04/1816GLOUNJ Copyright© 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries. OANNA DOLEMD04/02/1802GLOUNJ DANIEL INGERSOL HANNAH DOLE MD27/12/1773GLOUNJ JOHN DOLE MARY WARRICKMD14/03/1799GLOUNJ JOHN M.DOLEGIMIMYGANTMD27/02/1802GLOUNJ JOSHUA G ARWOOD REBECCA DOLEMD29/11/1769GLOUNJ RICHARD DOLE NANCY WATKINSMD23/12/1806GLOUNJ THOMAS Sh ELDON MARTHA DOLEMD27/07/1828GLOUNJ Copyright© 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries.

Hi Dan, I have this these in my South database, but I'm sorry to say I have nothing after the births of MATILDA SOUTH and CHRISTOPHER PATE children, nor do I have anything on C. PATE's parents. Kathy South Genealogy Located at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/o/u/Kathy-A-South/index.html AllWays Researching: Descendents of William Highley Descendents of Thomas Epperson Descendents of Charles Roark and Abigail Descendents of Unknown Soule Including Mayme Soule Descendents of Unknown Mann including Evelyn T. Mann Descendents of Unknown lewis Including Nicholas Lewis Descendents of Joseph Badger Including Julia Ann Badger Descendents of Unknown Barbery Including Perry Barbery Descendents of John Jones Husband of Jaomia Unknown Descendents of Thomas South/Daniel South Including Lloyd South ----- Original Message ----- From: "DAN JOHNSON" <MYTHREESONS8@email.msn.com> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 9:49 AM Subject: Pate/South geneology

I AM LOOKING FOR INFO ON CHRISTOPHER PATEHE WAS IN CLERMONT COUNT (STONELICK TOWNSHIP) ON THE 1850 CENSUS BUT HAVE NOTHING ELSE WHAT HE DID HE WAS MARRIED TO MATILDA SOUTH ON DEC 30 1847 AND HAD 7 CHILDREN DAVID P;ANDREW J;ERASTUS;JOHN P;GEORGE;ELIZABETH AND WILLIAM HASKEY WHICH WAS MY GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER ANY INFO WOULD BE VERY HELPFUL THANKS IN ADVANCE

Does anyone have access to the 1900 Census for Clermont Co.? If so, I really would appreciate a look-up for Martha NICHOLS, about 63 years old, a widow who probably lived in New Richmond, perhaps with her son William and daughter Margaret NICHOLS. Thanks much. --Lee

I am looking for the place of death of John Jacob Haetterich (Hetterick) who was living with his sons in Moscow Clermont County in 1910. He died July 23, 1913. I have been unable to locate a death certificate on him in Clermont County. I do know where he is buried but would really like to find a cert or obit on him. Anyone with clues please e-mail. Thanks, Missy

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Could someone with access to the 1920 Clermont County census lookup a Frank and Mary Strasinger. I believe they lived in New Richmond at the time. Thanks Rose

Still searching for CARTER's . More Questions than answers. Does anyone have any connections. Phinaes CARTER (1814 Clermont County OH) married 1839 Caroline (Nancy) EDWARDS (1815?OH) Looking for these children . Silas CARTER b. 1849 OH Moved with Phinaes & Caroline to Iowa about 1869. After 1880 census not on census -- perhaps moved back to OH??? No record of marriage? Sabina b. 1853 OH. Not shown in 1880 Census. Kate b. 1855 OH Not shown in 1880 census. In the 1880 census there is a "grandson" Lewis PALTIN (PATTIN). maybe child of Sabina or Kate...Unknown If anyone sees any connection please let me know. Thanks Betty

Pages 284-285 of 'NOTES ON OLD GLOUCESTER COUNTY NJ" VOL 1 1917 A Mathis cemetary is located at Chestnut Neck,where the 1778 Rev War battle was fought. John Mathis 1753-1824 [most Mathis a bit n e ] Above Chestnut Neck,on the Mullica,or Little Egg Harbor River was Clark's Landing,and nearer Port Republic,NJ WAS CLARK'S MILLS and cemetaries. Presbyterians, and Elijah Clark a privateer capt. In Port Republic,and across the road from the Methodist CHURCH-yard [visited by my grandmother] are buried Malcajah Smith, Jonas Morss, and members of the Endecott and Burnett families On Morss Mill Rd at Smithville is the Collins family cemetay-REV JOHN COLLINS led to colony to mid-Clermont,Oh .Besides Collins is Anseth SOOY,AND many unmarked At Leeds Point is a small LEEDS cemetary. [13 of the adults in the Clermont,Oh colony were born Leeds. At Absecon are 2 Doughty cemetaries It goes on at least 2 more pages listing NJ family cemataries where ancestors of Clermonters were buried. ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Funeral Directors in Felicity, OH Charles Mc Intyre Funeral Home 323 Union St, Felicity, OH 45120 Phone: (513)876-2831

Would appreciate it if someone could locate death/burial information for my great-great grandparents: Michael E. YOUNG, b abt 1804, possibly in France Margaret YOUNG, b abt 1806, possibly in Germany Michael & Margaret were found in Clermont Co. census reports in 1850, 1860, 1870 & 1880. In 1880 they were living in Union Twp. They had 11 children that I know of: Mary b. abt 1832 George b. abt 1834 John b. abt 1837 Daniel b. abt 1838 David b. abt 1838 Margaret b. abt 1842 Michael b. 4 Jul 1843 Sarah b. abt 1847 Lucy b. abt 1849 Phillip b. abt 1853 Adaline b. abt 1855 At the time of the 1880 census, I believe sons John and George were still living In Clermont Co. Thanks in advance for any help. Kay in Colorado

The contact for this cemetary is the McIntyre Funeral Home in Felicity. They have all the records up to the present. Just talked to them last week. Don't recall street name and never had phone number. They are not in the Cincinnati directory. Herman Kleine -----Original Message----- From: LPrater <lprater@in-touch.net> To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, March 12, 2000 4:24 PM Subject: Sewanie or Felicity Cemetery >Hello: > >Does anyone have the contact name for the above cemetery. Looking for burials after 1900. > >Thanks > >Lora > >______________________________

Last week, I was on a site that gave the maiden name of a persons birth mother. For some reason I can't find it anymore and forgot to bookmark it. I'm not sure if it was Clermont Co. OH. or across the river in Maysville, Ky. Did anyone see this site? 'Thanks', Anna

This is a hoot and so true. > Subject: Fw: (Fwd) Bogus emails > > > I was on my way to the post office to pick up my case of free M&M's > > (sent to me because I forwarded an e-mail to five other people, > > celebrating the fact that the year 2000 is "MM" in Roman numerals), > > when I ran into a friend whose neighbor, a young man, was home > > recovering from having been served a rat in his bucket of Kentucky > > Fried Chicken (which is predictable, since as everyone knows, > > there's no actual chicken in Kentucky Fried Chicken, which is why > > the government made them change their name to KFC). Anyway, one day > > this guy went to sleep and when he awoke he was in his bathtub and > > it was full of ice and he was sore all over and when he got out of > > the tub he realized that HIS KIDNEY HAD BEEN STOLEN. He saw a note > > on his mirror that said "Call 911!" but he was afraid to use his > > phone because it was connected to his computer, and there was a > > virus on his computer that would destroy his hard drive if he opened > > an e-mail entitled "Join the crew!" He knew it wasn't a hoax because > > he himself was a computer programmer who was working on software to > > prevent a global disaster in which all the computers get together > > and distribute the $250.00 Neiman-Marcus cookie recipe under the > > leadership of Bill Gates. (It's true - I read it all last week in a > > mass e-mail from BILL GATES HIMSELF, who was also promising me a > > free Disney World vacation and $5,000 if I would forward the e-mail > > to everyone I know.) The poor man then tried to call 911 from a pay > > phone to report his missing kidneys, but a voice on the line first > > asked him to press #90, which unwittingly gave the bandit full > > access to the phone line at the guy's expense. Then reaching into > > the coin-return slot he got jabbed with an HIV-infected needle > > around which was wrapped a note that said, "Welcome to the world of > > AIDS." Luckily he was only a few blocks from the hospital-the one > > where that little boy who is dying of cancer is, the one whose last > > wish is for everyone in the world to send him an e-mail and the > > American Cancer Society has agreed to pay him a nickel for every > > e-mail he receives. I sent him two e-mails and one of them was a > > bunch of X's and O's in the shape of an angel (if you get it and > > forward it to more than 10 people, you will have good luck but for > > 10 people only you will only have OK luck and if you send it to > > fewer than 10 people you will have BAD LUCK FOR SEVEN YEARS). So > > anyway the poor guy tried to drive himself to the hospital, but on > > the way he noticed another car driving without its lights on. To be > > helpful, he flashed his lights at him and was promptly shot as part > > of a gang initiation. Send THIS to all the friends who send you > > their mail and you will receive 4 green M&Ms-if you don't, the owner > > of Proctor and Gamble will report you to his Satanist friends and > > you will have more bad luck: you will get sick from the Sodium > > Laureth Sulfate in your shampoo, your spouse/mate will develop a > > skin rash from using the antiperspirant which clogs the pores > under your arms, and the U.S. government will put a tax on your > e-mails > forever. > I know this is all true 'cause I read it on the > Internet. (GO FIGURE!!!) > The next time you get an obviously bogus > e-mail, be sure to forward this > to the culprit. >

Our tradition is that the father of our Samuel Ely,ship's carpenter,b 1780 was a Benjamin Ely. Likely true, for I have a Benjamin Ely on the 1781 tax list [only] of Galloway Twnsp,old Gloucester Co,NJ [now Atlantic Co]. Our tradition is that Benjamin Ely was lost at sea-1781 Galloway twnsp-PORT REPUBLIC-LEEDS POINT-SMITHVILLE-CHESTNUT NECK-COLLINS MILLS CLARK'S LANDING NJ-was a base for privateers. Mullica River and Little Egg Harbor bay. Say he lost his father in 1781-82, born 1780 Samuel Ely was raised by someone.He was in Galloway Twnsp in 1804,when he married Rachel Leeds. If his mother survivied,did she re- marry? The 1820 census of sw Williamsburg Twnsp,Clermont Co,Oh has Samuel Ely with his bro-in-law, Timothy Leeds, and with aWm Johnson and EDWARD Doughty. Just across the creek,he was joined,in very n Tate twnsp by Isaac Higbee m Sophia Somers,and Cornelius McCollum m Leeds. Those,and many others of his Ohio neighbors were from Galloway Twnsp,NJ. Was Wm Johnson, 1820 in sw oh,of the PORT REPUBLIC, GALLOWAY twnsp Johnson's from pre 1773 at Port Republic,NJ? Was Wm Johnson a step-brother of Samuel ELY? Who was that Wm Johnson. My wife is twice from another WM JOHNSON,of Benj,of Tom's River,NJ,up the shore. And she is from an Isaiah Johnson, who 1793,lived in Little Egg Harbor Twnsp,just across the Mullica River from Galloway Twnsp. 1820 n Williamsburg township,Clermont,Oh people. Sam Ely m 2nd Elizabeth Johnson,widow of Joseph Kain. A tradition is that Benj Ely left his belongings with a SOOYwhen he went to sea. Sooy's were Johnson neighbors at Port Republic,NJ. I think Isaiah Johnson's wife was Mary SOOY,though our 1913 history spells it SOAH. Samuel Ely had to be an apprentice ship's carpenter in the 1795 era. Pennington and VAN SANT are a couple boat yards at Port Republic,NJ.

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We now have a web site for the surname "Carter" of Clermont Co. OHio. Please let me know if you would like to be a member. Just hit "reply" or write me at nbroermann@home.com Nancy

I have a question that I cannot find an answer to. I have my grandfather's baby shoes which were made by his grandfather. I have seen acrylic squares inside which were sealed objects. Does anyone know where I could have these put into an acrylic cube? Thanks Dorothy

Eli Stoughton a blacksmith in Warren Co. & Hamilton Co. (maybe others), OH > Eli was born: 12 Dec 1824, son of Cornelius & Mary Cox Stoughton. He married > Emeline Scofield, dau of Caleb and Margaret Prosser Scofield 29 Oct 1845 > Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. He was in the Civil War as a blacksmith - > became ill & was discharged after several attempts at getting back to > blacksmithing during the war. > Eli and Emeline had 9 children. > His dau. Matilda married son of Thornton Thompson of Butlerville, George > Thompson. George and Matilda later moved from Warren Co., OH to Elgin, ILL > (Chicago), where George became a judge, George was also an enumerator of the > 1860 Warren Co. Census. Eli the father of Matilda lived with them 10 years > before they moved ... Where did Eli go then? > Where is he buried??? He died 9 April 1897. > I have looked and looked for his final resting place, can anyone help me find > his final resting place ? > I have searched Hamilton Co. and Warren Co. to the best of my ability. > Maybe some other sources out there someone knows of ...can help me find him > in Hamilton or Warren Co. - > Need help in searching Butler Co., Clermont Co. & Clinton Co.for Eli !!! > Any help appreciated greatly. > Patti Graman > Assistant County Coordinator > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohhamilt/mnpg.html">Hamilton County OHGenWeb> </A>