Pass it on! ----------- From: Pat Walker <pj2w@gte.net> To: IALOUISA-L@rootsweb.com <IALOUISA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 8:47 PM Subject: For Those with Ancestors in TX and AR I'm passing this on just in case it might be of interest to someone on the list. Hello List Members, Texarkana USA Genealogical Society has in its possession more than 9,000 Original Marriage Certificates for marriages in Bowie County TX and 2,000 Originals for Miller County AR. The majority of them are from about 1889 to 1935. A few older, some more recent. The Miller County are indexed by both Groom and Bride. The Bowie County are indexed by Groom only. Currently, we are working to index these by Bride as well but it will take a while longer. They can be obtained for the low cost of $2.50, a SASE and a short lineage chart showing your relationship to the individuals. If you had relatives who married in either of these counties in this time frame, I will be happy to check for availabilty of their certificates. If we have them, you will be notifed on where to send your information so that it will reach the proper person. Will also notify you if they are not available. We would love to get all of these Certificates placed in the hands of family members as they would be a great addition to your family records. Please feel free to forward this mail to any list to which you subscribe. Thanks, Doris Lindblad Hstryhntr2@aol.com

Is anyone looking for Elizabeth Beasley d. 1817 or a Scott family buried in the Beasley Cemetery? This is in Brown Co. but was then Clermont Co. I can give the directions but what a ride it is. Thank goodness for four wheel drive and steady nerves! Would the person asking about Howard Hill Cemetery please contact me privately? Sowers is the surname they are searching. Thanks, Jan mailto:corp104@earthlink.net

There are Veneman family members of record in Kentucky, marrying two Hopkins brothers and moving to Preble County, Ohio. (briefly) My own research into these Hopkins Brothers have not gotten very far at this point although I'll keep you in mind, if you wish, should I unearth more information in the near future. I have full Veneman names and marriage dates from Kentucky. Richard F. Page >I'm FOX hunting. Does anyone have a John FOX and wife Mary >VANAMAN/VENAMANN or any other spelling from the Swedesboro area of NJ to >OH? They ended up in Ilinois in 1819, but probably stayed in in Ohio >for a time. >Carol

Does anyone know where the records are kept for Green Mound Cemetery? Thanks. --Lee Nichols

Need some help! If anyone has cemetery/burial records, could you please check for: Eli Stoughton b. 12 Dec 1824 - OH He served in the Civil War from OH, he was a blacksmith. Known to have lived in both Cincinnati proper & Green Twp., Hamilton Co. & in Harlan, Salem, and various neighboring Twps... lived in Butlerville of Warren Co.; had close "Clark " relatives in Blanchester. Cannot find where he died or where he is buried. Only know when he died. He died: 9 April 1897 I am thinking he may be buried in Clermont Co. somewhere - I believe he was estranged because of illness from his wife, Emeline Scofield Stoughton. Have not found her burial place either! She died: 21 Feb. 1904. Appreciate any help in located the resting place of Eli & Emeline Scofield Stoughton. Best regards, Patti Graman Assistant County Coordinator <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohhamilt/mnpg.html">Hamilton County OHGenWeb </A>

Lora, The Clermont Library at Batavia, genealogy section has a map and the listing of grave markers for Sewanie/Felicity cemetery. Additionally they have microfilm with burial certificates for at least the Sewanie part. It today, so far as I know operated by the village of Felicity. I suppose you know that it was originally an IOOF cemetery. You didn't say how recent a burial you were looking for. This cemetery continues to be active. 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 > >______________________________

George Washington (Wash) CARTER born June 08, 1861 in Williamsburg, Ohio, son of Samuel CARTER & Olivia/Olive FREEMAN. George died February 05, 1938, in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. There seems to be a scandal about him...seems he burnt down a house or barn for hire. He traveled to Amelia at night to see a lawyer. This was sometime between 1908 - 1927. Anyone have an idea when this was? It must have been in Williamsburg....just guessing. George was married several times after the death of his wife in 1908. First he married a Mrs. Lanham who had a hotel in Williamsburg. This ended in divorce. If this sounds familiar to you, please contact me. Eileen

Carolyn, you requested an look up but when I hit reply and sent it, it came back as undeliverable. So will post to list: Job Hall, Wayne Twp p. 77 Job age 56 born ME, Ruth 5? b. ME, Stephan M 16, b. OH, Rosanne 14, b. OH Hiram H. Hall p. 78 Hiram age 31 b. (could be Pa. one fancy writer taking this census part) Mary 24 b. O, Elijah 1, b. OH curious. could Mary's maiden name be Milley or Willey? next door the head of household is Elijah Milley or Willey age 57 from Pa (or whatever the writer was trying to indicate). Dorothy

Perhaps it was the custom to cross to Augusta,Bracken Co,Ky,or perhaps the Dunkard minister of the very s e Clermont-s w Brown Co, Oh Dunkard churches lived in Bracken,and recorded his marriages there, but I see 10-20 of the marriages of the young ,very southern Ohio dunkards are recorded in Bracken Co,Ky. 1797-1810 ERA. There came a day when many Baptist churches converted,in part,or in whole,to the Campbellite Christian church. It looks to me that the German Baptists-Dunkard's also converted. The 2 Christian churches just back from the river south of Felicity, and [2] north of Augusta ,seem converted. I always included Benton til I read it's political,post civil war reason for splitting from MT ZION. My grandfather,Charles Fagley [Fagaly] m 2nd,aged,Harriet Miller McAfee,of Benton,and of Williamsburg twnsp. Late 1920's ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Does anyone have any information on this cemetery? Myers Cemetery Hannah, wife of N. J. ROWLAND (stone sunk into ground) (Probably Nelson J. Rowland) Are there any other ROWLANDs buried there? Do you know of any other cemeteries in Clermont Co. where ROWLAND/ROLANDs or CONNERs buried? Searching for any information on Thomas ROWLAND and Margaret Jacobs ROWLAND and family. Thanks June.

hI EVERYONE; Just got the mail and in it was my copy of the new CLERMONT COUNTY , OHIO, 1891 ATLAS & HISTORY done by Aileen Whitt, boy I will have my nose in this book for days, really great, thank you for the hard work Alieen Warrene

I am starting a CARTER email group for Clermont Co. In this group, so far, I have John Gebhardt, Eileen Blair, Claudia weldon Cox, David Bentley, Elma Lou Jackson, Harmon B. Fagley, Sondra Riley Peterson and myself Nancy Broermann. The group's purpose is to pool our recourses and identify the Carters in Clermont Co. Ohio. If you wish to be added to this list OR be deleted from this list, please email Nancy Broermann at nbroermann@home.com. Nancy

Hello: Does anyone have the contact name for the above cemetery. Looking for burials after 1900. Thanks Lora

Listed as buried in the Smyrna Cemerey is: Charlotte, consort of Jas. PEAVEY (or Jos.), d: April 10, 1845 - 35 y. Does anyone have any information on the PEAVEY (also could have been PAVEY?) family? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Marsha McWilliams

Just wanted to remind list readers that if you have the page number for your ancestor for either 1850 or 1860 census, I will be glad to look up the information of that entry for you. Dorothy

I'm taking the exact 1820 census microfilm's route .You can check my work on www.rootsweb.com/~ohclermo/ 1820 census 0010.gif I post the 1820 householders,and their relationship to two [2] MARY BALL'S. Obed and Mary BALL DENHAM, and Thomas and MARY BALL Brown. [note,MARY BALL's son,WM BROWN,was not named by the census taker. ] Census taker is following Macedonia Rd from RT 125 west of bETHEL,to RT 133 north of Bethel. but had a cross-roads detour. Census taker starts at Swing's Corner,a mile east of me.,on RT 125,and traveled Macedonia RD. 2 MARY BALL'S! Lawrencew SWING Nehemiah Moss Kelly Burk- MARY BALL's nephew Samuel Burk- Mary Ball's grand nephew George Abrams-Mary Ball's in-law James Denham-Mary Ball's son John Burk-Mary Ball's nephew Amor Worthington Nehemiah [?] Trautwine[?] Capt Robert Higgins nephew?] John Denham-MARY BALL'S son James Burk-Mary Ball's nephew John Emmons George Swope Jacob Freeburn[?] Michael Strickland census taker on a side road for Emmons-Ware Patrick B[?] Samuel Ware Timothy Sprague, whose mill adjoined JOHN Denham's mill-above Wm Arthur-MARY BALL'S grandson John Brown-Mary Ball's SON [other Mary Ball's son,Obed Denham adjoined him on south] Bethel-Concord Rd Isaac REED-Mary Ball's grandsons' father-in-law Isaac REED Jr, MARY BALL'S grandsons' bro-in-law James ARTHUR-Mary Ball's grandson RT 133 ________________________________________________________________ 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.

The 1850 Census Index is now online at http://members.aol.com/clermont1972/1850Main.html Thanks! Best Wishes, Tammy Altman "Genealogy: A hay stack full of needles. It's the threads I need. " CC Clermont County , OH GenExchange <A HREF="http://www.genexchange.com/OH/clermont/index.cfm">Clermont OHGenExchange</A> CC Clermont County , OH ALHN (American Local History Network) <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/clermont197/Index.html">Clermont County, Ohio Genealogy</A>

Does anyone on the list have any information on this family? Margaret JACOBS b. before 1810 m. Thomas ROWLAND/ROLAND 23 Dec. 1824 Brown Co. Ohio They were in Clermont Co. OH in the 1830 census. Three males under five in the household. Thomas married 2nd - Mary GILLESPIE, 13 Jan 1831 Possible children: Nelson ROLAND - ca. 1829-1868 m. 1st Hannah GOODWIN- 2nd. Rachel ?. Nelson's children: Edward G. Roland Sylvester Roland Adelaide "Addie" Roland m. William CONNER - 1874 Ella Roland Manetta Roland Lilly Roland All seemed to leave Clermont County by 1840. Thanks, June

Peter Light,the n Bethel Oh pioneer of pre-1800 n Bethel,Oh m Barbara Hays, dau of Christopher Hays,of Westmoreland Co,Pa .Besides being the militia officer of Westmoreland Co,1778,I've read HAYS surveyed the north-south Pa-WV panhandle line in 1782. Jack Glascow tells me her his wife was EVA APPLE. I've read Christopher Hayes was in Woodford Co,Ky in 1792,[surveying?]and now, 1802,Jackson,Cape Girardeau,Mo We know of A MR APPLE,akin to the Bolender-Shinkle-Waldschmidt colony, buying 2000 rich acres at Olive Branch, 3 miles west Batavia,Oh 1804, and many of his moving on to the Indianapolis area. Christopher HAYS Date: 03/10/2000 6:20:04 PM Eastern Standard Time<BR> From: IAMJO@webtv.net (J.O. Glasgow)<BR> To: HFAGLEY@aol.com<BR> < unknown. Maarried to Eva May Apple(?). Died in Mo abt. 1808. Is this the<BR> same one you seek?<BR> My Christopher was abt. my 4th gr granpa<BR> I have some add'l info to share if this is your party. Found you BTW, on<BR> Westmold Co., Genweb.<BR> Jack<BR> < Fri, 10 Mar 2000 18:12:07 -0500 (EST)<BR> R From: IAMJO@webtv.net (J.O. Glasgow)<BR> Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 15:11:36 -0800 (PST)<BR> To: HFAGLEY@aol.com<BR> Subject: Christopher HAYS<BR> I'd also like to add the Clermont Co Oh web page has some good history on the earliest GERMANS OF Clermont Co mis-labled a bit- www.rootsweb.com/~ohclermo The article on many of the early German's is under the church history of the STONELICK Dunkard church. It needs an addition that Christian Waldschmidt had a colony of Germans settled near his mills, n Milford,Oh,that soon spread into the GOSHEN AREA. And that Waldschmidt was married to STEPHEN BOLENDER'S KIN, so that the very s e Clermont,and the nw CLERMONT Germans shared roots at BRUSHY VALLEY,CENTRE CO,PA,AND EARLIER HIELDLEBURG Twnsp, n old Lancaster Co,Pa. Likely the APPLE'S ALSO. [And the Hays?] Wondering if JACK GLASGOW shares Bethel,Oh roots? Loren Glasgow's farm of 1950 was less than 2 crow miles of Peter Light's 1800 farm. ________________________________________________________________ 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.

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