Would like to hear from descendants of Ezekiel Dimmit who still live in the area. Contact me at alzs@aol.com. Thanks, Amy

Looking for current residents of Batavia who are also descedants of Revolutionary War soldiers who lived in Batavia. If you are willing to talk about your ancestor, please contact me at alzs@aol.com. Thanks, Amy

I am looking for the parents of John WOOD Sr from PA and for information on his wife. His descendants are found in Clermont Co OH and later IN and IL. More information and John's will can be found on my web site. John WOOD Sr. (3108), b. between 1734 and 1740, d. 30 Jan 1799 at Derry Township, Mifflin, PA +Hannah (--?--) (3332), d. after 10 Mar 1796 |-- Mary WOOD (3343), d. before 3 Apr 1804 at Mifflin, PA |-- John WOOD (3109), b. circa 1759, d. 1808 at Neville Tate Township, Clermont, OH |-- Jeriah WOOD (3318), b. 1760 |-- Catherine WOOD (3112), d. after 1796 |-- Joseph WOOD (3336), b. circa 1762, d. 1849 at Clermont, OH |-- Anna WOOD (3338), b. circa 1763, d. after 1796 |-- David WOOD Sr. (3103), b. 18 Aug 1764 at VA, d. 11 Dec 1846 at Washington Twsp, Clermont, OH, bur. at Clermont, OH |-- Jean WOOD (3110), b. 14 Jan 1772, d. circa 1807 at Clermont, OH |-- Elizabeth WOOD (3340), b. 9 Sep 1774 at Elizabeth, Allegheny, PA, d. 13 Aug 1847 at Washington Twp, Clermont, OH \-- Martha WOOD (3114), b. circa 1775, d. after 1841 at Davies, IN Walter Wood http://mywoodfamily.us PS - I have a lot more info on Clermont Co WOODs and MANNINGS than is displayed on my site.

I'll say, from the family history of Rev Garrard Riley's daughter,Nancy Riley Clarke Salt,that both Jasper Shotwell,Sr,and the Stevens,attended a Baptist church south of Lexington,in Fayette Co,Ky 1798 era.

In a message dated 11/13/2005 3:33:35 PM Mountain Standard Time, bhkleine@bellsouth.net writes: > Two variations exist in Campbell Co. Stevens and Stephens, I have seen the > > original of the document referred to in the Campbell Co. court house and it > does say Stevens. On that note, does anyone know if the Mary Stevens (Stephens) who married John Shotwell around the turn of the 1800's is from either of these families? Barbara Jansen Colorado

My memory failed me once again. It was Abel Morgan,not Enoch Morgan, in the Monroe twnsp land suit of 1820. And not Beverly Roy's 939 survey of 1000 a,but Oliver Towles,which over lapped Roy's on the south-Nicholsville,Ohio area. Enoch Morgan,on the 1820 Washington township census,was in-near Neville,Ohio adjoining John Flack,and his Kitchell [Morris Co,NJ] WIFE. 1806,Baptist Rev Garrard Riley fourmed Indian Creek Baptist,on John Flack's farm,who then,1806, lived completely across Washington township. [Rt 222 and Indian Creek's N Fork. 1826 Nathan Jr Morgan lived in sw Washington twnsp,up Indian Creek,and near Rts 232 and 756. Dozier Morgan was once in se Tate twnsp,near the Tate-Brown Co line.

Dosier Morgan,1812 m Sally Morgan,by my Capt-Lt-Rev- Washington twnsp JP George Brown,d 1814. Enoch Morgan m 1818 Peggy Bradley,by my Methodist Rev Jesse Justice,of Rt 125 and Sugartree,Tate Jesse Morgan,1816 m Sally Dole,by my many great uncle,John Collins,Methodist. John Morgan,1827 to Elizabeth Wyatt,by Elijah Fee,JP wASHINGTON twnsp Lewis Morgan,18733 m Mary Altman,by John Trees,JP Washington twnsp Mary Morgan,18,1848 m Washington Utter,by McLefresh,Franklin twnsp[,se Clermont Ussula B Morgan,1832, mJohn Manning,by Obedian Winans,JP ,WHO LIVED in-near Beverly Roy's no 939 disputed survey of 1000 acres,as did Rev Jousha Dole,at Nicholsville. Sally Bradley m 1813 Jousha Dole

In a message dated 11/14/2005 8:56:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, DIGGERROO@aol.com writes: If anyone should ask our Enoch Morgan, who purchased the Brown bible in 1814 estate, is related to Clermont descendents of Pencader David Jones. David Jones married Esther Morgan b 1678 who was a sister to Welsh Tract Rev.Abel Morgan 1673 and Rev. Enoch Morgan b.1676. We are documented to Rev.Enoch Morgan b1676. M.E.M. George Brown [m 2nd to John John's dau] , Enoch Morgan,of Nathan,Sr, and one of Adam and Susanah Jones Fisher's sons were neighbors in Beverly Roy's Va Military Survey 939 of 1000 acres lost at land suit. Immigrants from sw Scotland replaced them,and started the Scotch settlement Presbyterian church. I speak of George Brown,of Thomas Brown,of George Brown [d 1745] and Mary Jones Brown,of David Jones and his Morgan wife.

If anyone should ask our Enoch Morgan, who purchased the Brown bible in 1814 estate, is related to Clermont descendents of Pencader David Jones. David Jones married Esther Morgan b 1678 who was a sister to Welsh Tract Rev.Abel Morgan 1673 and Rev. Enoch Morgan b.1676. We are documented to Rev.Enoch Morgan b1676. M.E.M.

boborr@abelink.com is of Thomas and Mary Ball [?] Brown, and handles the DNA with the Brown DNA group. Mike Brown contributed his DNA to the study. Mike is not of Thomas,but of my own Capt-Lt-Rev-JP George Brown,d 1814 s Clermont,via son our David Brown>our Enoch George Brown> Mike's Pvt. Charles Carroll Brown,and my own George Tibbetts Brown. Enoch George Brown's wife Sue,was of Hon. David Fisher,who was of Adam Fisher, Jr and Susanah Jones Fisher [sister of Thomas Jones,Pvt.]

Thanks for the reply that your Capt.etc. etc. is NOT RELATED to my Geo. Brown. There are many Jones researchers re: David of Pencader who will be happy to learn about his descendents who migrated to Clermont. I'll fwd. this informaton. You speak of DNA that indicates Brown relationships. Where did you find this information? M.E.M.

I don't think I ever said there was,or was not,any connection between David Jones,of Pencader Welsh Tract Baptist,and Welsh Thomas and Susananah Jones Fisher, of Washington Co,Md>sw Pa> S Clermont Co,Ohio. DNA says David Jones was great- grandfather of Clermonters,Wm+John Brown,of n Tate,Clermont; George Brown,1808-20 of current e Monroe township,Clermont,+; Mrs James Arthur and Joseph Brown,of 1800 Milford,Miami township area.Lots of Clermonters, li ke Mrs Hugh Furgeson,and the 2nd Mrs 'King" John Donham,go back to David Jones,of near modern Newark,Del. Miami twnsp.[These Brown's are siblings of Thomas Brown, who iis "NOT" RELATED, DNA says,to my own Capt-Rev-JP-George Brown,whose pulpit Bible was purchased by Enoch Morgan at Brown's Estate auction of 1814.]

I am not replying to this post but want to ask Hermon Fagley a question. Can you elaborate on findings you posted on this website. You mentioned that Thomas Jones Jr, brother to Susannah Jones, had a connection to David Jones of Pencader Hundred. Is there a way to document this? Thanks..Mary Ellen Morgan

Two variations exist in Campbell Co. Stevens and Stephens, I have seen the original of the document referred to in the Campbell Co. court house and it does say Stevens. So far as I know both of these families migrated from Virginia. The Stephens ones from Fairfax Co. near Washington. Information about the Stephens family can be found in "Kentucky: A History of the State", Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin 7th ed 1887. ----- Original Message ----- From: <FagleyTeam@aol.com> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2005 8:27 AM Subject: [OHCLER] 7-1-1796,Tim Raredon,Wm Montgomery,+James Fitzpatrick > The new Campbell Co,Ky officials ordered those three mnen,in 1x796,to lay > out a road from the Widow Stevens east to the Mason Co,Ky line. I suppose > that road came to be called the Washington [Ky] trace road. I suppose it > is > James Fitzpatrick,Sr, later of the mouth of 10 Mile Creek,Pierce twnsp > [old > Ohio > twnsp],Clermont Co,sw Ohio. Timothy Reardin would live on what became the > Ohio- > Momroe township li ne near Franklin Academy [1810-20],Franklin Methodist, > Franklin > neighborhood,andFrankin Road,Clermont. [none in Franklin township,SE most > Clermont]] > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx >

I am a descendant of the Jacob JONES born in Wales around 1740. I have his children as: Hannah b about 1760 married ------- DUNN Ellen b about 1762 married ------- WEST - they had a son Thomas WEST Elizabeth b abt 1763 married William WATSON (I have their children) John b about 1765 m unknown (I have his children) Mary b about 1767 married ------- MC BRIDE Susannah b 2 Oct 1770 married Amos GUSTIN (they were Mormons - I have info on them) Alice b about 1771 marr (1) John LEWIS, (2) John L. CUMMINS, Jr Jacob III b 1772-1778 m unknown (2 children, Isaac and William) William b 1779 married Elizabeth WOLF (my line - lots of info on them) Thomas b 1784 marr (1) Susan BAUM, (2) Mary E. "Polly" CONSTANT I think the Thomas W. Jones, Jr born in England in 1803 and married to LASH must be a different family. Sincerely, Carol Jones Wilson Mason, WI ----- Original Message ----- From: "Herman Kleine" <bhkleine@bellsouth.net> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 3:01 PM Subject: Re: [OHCLER] Re: OHCLERMO-D Digest V05 #156 >I have a number of Clermont Jones in my database, probably the earliest is >one Jacob Jones II born in Wales abt 1740 and died in Clermont abt 1815. >His wife was Sarah also born in Wales. They were married in Montgomery >Co., PA in 1763 and had a son Thomas among other children who I have as >having married Susanna Baum. I have no Lash in my database. > > Herman Kleine > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Wava Barnett" <barnettw@netins.net> > To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2005 8:30 PM > Subject: [OHCLER] Re: OHCLERMO-D Digest V05 #156 > > >> On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 02:00:11 -0700 >> OHCLERMO-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: >> I have in my records that Thomas W. Jones Jr. was born 1803 in England. >> He married Levinia Lash April 18, 1827 in Clermont County OH. I have >> been unable to prove this. Is there any record of this marriage somewhere >> in Clermont County? I can not find it. At the same time is there any >> record of more of this Jones family living in Clermont County, Iowa? Any >> help would be appreciated. >> Wava >> >> >> ============================== >> Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >> New content added every business day. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >> > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > >

I am looking for any information about or anyone related to Ann Lucretia (Letitia) DUNNINGTON HAYDEN. She is my great 2nd great grandmother. I believe that she died in Union Twp. 1, 1920. I have no idea where she might be buried. I am trying to verify the name of the HAYDEN that she married. Also would like information on her children, especially Martha Lee (Mattie) HAYDEN ROE. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you Adina Roe Roberts Pasadena CA.

The new Campbell Co,Ky officials ordered those three mnen,in 1x796,to lay out a road from the Widow Stevens east to the Mason Co,Ky line. I suppose that road came to be called the Washington [Ky] trace road. I suppose it is James Fitzpatrick,Sr, later of the mouth of 10 Mile Creek,Pierce twnsp [old Ohio twnsp],Clermont Co,sw Ohio. Timothy Reardin would live on what became the Ohio- Momroe township li ne near Franklin Academy [1810-20],Franklin Methodist, Franklin neighborhood,andFrankin Road,Clermont. [none in Franklin township,SE most Clermont]]

Hi Larry, While I do not recognize any of the names you listed, I do have a lot of information on the WOOD family in Clermont Co OH. My website is located at http://mywoodfamily.us. Check it out and see if it would be helpful to you. Walter Wood -----Original Message----- From: Larry Dean [mailto:ladean@worldaccessnet.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 11:35 AM To: WOOD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOOD] Wood family in Clermont Co., OH Hi list, I subscribed to this list and am posting the following message here because I tried to send it to a "Kathy" who had posted to the Woods Rootsweb Genealogy Forum back in May of 2001 and my message to her bounced. In her May 2001 message Kathy indicated that her ancestor was Samuel Woods and that she "has a census that indicates his mother was Mary and he had a brother William and a sister as well." The following is my message to her: Kathy, I found your May 12, 2001 posting to the Woods surname forum and would like to compare notes with you. You said your Samuel Woods had a brother William and a sister. I presume this information is from the household headed by Mary Woods in the 1850 census in Dist. No. 2, Clermont Co., OH. I believe that it is your Samuel who is enumerated in the 1860, 1870 and 1880 censuses in Clermont Co., OH. (As Woods in 1880.) I also found what I am confident was Samuel's brother, William, in the 1870 and 1880 censuses in that county. (As Woods in 1880.) I believe Samuel's mother was the Mary Wood enumerated as head of household in Ohio Twp., Clermont Co., OH in 1840. In that census she appears to be a recent widow as she has five children below the age of 10; also five children ages 10-20. I don't know any more about the names of those children than is revealed by the 1850 census. I believe this is the same family enumerated with Isaac Wood as head of household in the 1830 census of Ohio Twp., Clermont Co., OH. In this census, the parents are in the 30-39 age group, and they! have two boys and three girls below the age of 10. Further, I believe this is the family enumerated as Isaac Woods in Byrd Twp., Brown Co., OH in the 1820 census. The only male in this household was age 19-25 and the only female was age 16-25. No children. According to "Ohio Marriages Through 1820," by the Ohio Genealogical Society, Isaac Wood married Mary Dean on Nov. 28, 1819 in Brown Co., OH. According to another source, "Brown County Ohio Marriage Records 1818-1850" by Patricia R. Donaldson, Isaac Wood was married to Mary Dean by William Gilbert, J.P.on 2 Feb 1820. I believe this is the same couple as was enumerated in the 1820 and 1830 censuses I cited above. I know nothing more about Isaac except that there were a lot of people surnamed Wood/Woods in Adams, Brown and Clermont Counties, OH at these times. Mary Dean was the daughter of William Dane/Dean Sr. I have more on his family. Mary was the sister of my gg-grandfather, George W. Dean. As I said, I would like to compare notes with you. I would be particularly interested in any information you have that proves what I said above to be correct or incorrect. Larry Dean Perhaps this information will be of some use to someone on this list. Perhaps someone on this list has a current e-mail address for this "Kathy." Larry Dean Vancouver, WA, USA www.wa-net.com/~ladean/ ==== WOOD Mailing List ==== NOTICE: If you hit reply to this email without changing the address, by default it will go to the entire WOOD List. ============================== Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx

Could someone please look up an obit for me? I am looking for Lizzie or Elizabeth Kirgan...she was in the 1920 census in Clermont County, Union township. Think she might be buried in Amelia IOOF Cemetery with other family members. Thank you for any help. `°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º Eileen Blair º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`

Rev Carl Ely's mother was a se Clermont Fletcher.Carl.Ely@fuse.net. I suppose the 3 English's in Clermont were from English Creek,Bargaintown, now Atlantic Co,NJ. Widow Frambvbes,nee English,m 2nd Peter McClain,of Black Rd,off Rt 222, Tate-Monroe township line. 2nd English was not far west of the dam of Lake Harsha,Batavia twnsp's Elk Lick Rd. And your English-McKibben's near old Hopewell's cemetary,w Felicity,FraNKLIN Twsp. Gibersons,Tice's,Van Pelt's were ONE,I 've read. Felicity School's head custodian,was a Felicity High '56 All-Star Basketball guard. Lot of s Frankjlin township from the Montgomery-Fr4ederick Co,Md line near the Potomac.Wiilliamsburg High's '57 Bill List is married to Clare McKibben'59