I think Russell street is long gone? In 1889 there was a Congregational church at N. High and Russell. I am trying to track down the records of that church - comments much appreciated.. Regards Hal

Sorry I don't remember the guards name. -----Original Message----- From: Linda Harrison <lp.harrison@verizon.net> To: OHFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com <OHFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, April 12, 2004 11:22 PM Subject: Re: [OHFranklin] Jeffrey Mfg. Company >You don't happen to remember a Jim Richards who worked there as a >security guard, do you? > >Linda Harrison > >Barbara J Scott wrote: > >>Hi to Everyone that is interested in Jeffrey. >> >>Jeffrey was a manufacturer of Industrial and Mining Equipment. When I >>started with them it was called Jeffrey Mfg Co. Then a few years >>later they changed it to Jeffrey Mfg Divn and Jeffrey Mining Divn. >> >>They made Industrial and Mining Equipment. When they split up the two >>they built three plants, two in South Carolina and one in Morristown, >>Tenn. which was the Industrial Divn. I was lucky enough to be able to >>fly on the company plane and visit Morristown for a day. Its always >>nice to meet people that you talk to on the phone all of the time. >>They kept the Mining Divn in Columbus. It was the last to go. >> >>I worked for Jeffrey for almost 20 yrs. I started out in the >>Purchasing Dept and typed purchased orders. It was about two weeks >>before I started they got the electric typewriters. Now I am telling >>my age! >> >>Then I worked in the Export Dept. making shipments to different >>countries. This is probably the best job I had my entire working >>career. Mr. J. R. Jeffrey was my boss. He was just as common and >>treated people very special. We had visiters from all over, >>Australia, Peru, Purerto Rico, Japan etc. I got to talk to different >>shipping companies along the east coast. They were responsible for >>getting the necessary papers together to put the materials on the >>ships. I met alot of wonderful people in that period of time. >> >>I can remember when I was growing up and took the street car and city >>bus pass this place. I always wondered what in the world that was. >>Of course when you are little and see such a large place of business >>you wonder what in the world it is. >> >>I grew up around Ohio State University area, until I was 15 and then >>moved up close to the Fairgrounds. >> >>I have been wanting someday to go to the State Library of Ohio, just >>to see what they have done with the building. >> >>They use to have a company store. You could buy just about anything >>from there. One day I wore a sweater to work and it got extremely hot >>so I went to the store on break and purchased a blouse. You could buy >>a slice of lunchmeat, bun etc and make your own sandwitches. A lot of >>people bought their weekly groceries there. >> >>They also use to have a cafeteria. We ate there some, but not to >>much. That was the first thing to go. >> >>I have very fond fond memories of Jeffrey. >> >>Hope this gives you a little background of Jeffrey. >> >>Barbara >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>==== OHFRANKL Mailing List ==== >>Feel free to share your research tips, get help from others and discuss ideas on research and resources for Franklin County. >>To search this list go to http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and enter OHFRANKL for the list name. >> >> >> >> > > >==== OHFRANKL Mailing List ==== >Homepage for this list is http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohfrankl/ >To search this list go to http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and enter OHFRANKL for the list name. >

You don't happen to remember a Jim Richards who worked there as a security guard, do you? Linda Harrison Barbara J Scott wrote: >Hi to Everyone that is interested in Jeffrey. > >Jeffrey was a manufacturer of Industrial and Mining Equipment. When I >started with them it was called Jeffrey Mfg Co. Then a few years >later they changed it to Jeffrey Mfg Divn and Jeffrey Mining Divn. > >They made Industrial and Mining Equipment. When they split up the two >they built three plants, two in South Carolina and one in Morristown, >Tenn. which was the Industrial Divn. I was lucky enough to be able to >fly on the company plane and visit Morristown for a day. Its always >nice to meet people that you talk to on the phone all of the time. >They kept the Mining Divn in Columbus. It was the last to go. > >I worked for Jeffrey for almost 20 yrs. I started out in the >Purchasing Dept and typed purchased orders. It was about two weeks >before I started they got the electric typewriters. Now I am telling >my age! > >Then I worked in the Export Dept. making shipments to different >countries. This is probably the best job I had my entire working >career. Mr. J. R. Jeffrey was my boss. He was just as common and >treated people very special. We had visiters from all over, >Australia, Peru, Purerto Rico, Japan etc. I got to talk to different >shipping companies along the east coast. They were responsible for >getting the necessary papers together to put the materials on the >ships. I met alot of wonderful people in that period of time. > >I can remember when I was growing up and took the street car and city >bus pass this place. I always wondered what in the world that was. >Of course when you are little and see such a large place of business >you wonder what in the world it is. > >I grew up around Ohio State University area, until I was 15 and then >moved up close to the Fairgrounds. > >I have been wanting someday to go to the State Library of Ohio, just >to see what they have done with the building. > >They use to have a company store. You could buy just about anything >from there. One day I wore a sweater to work and it got extremely hot >so I went to the store on break and purchased a blouse. You could buy >a slice of lunchmeat, bun etc and make your own sandwitches. A lot of >people bought their weekly groceries there. > >They also use to have a cafeteria. We ate there some, but not to >much. That was the first thing to go. > >I have very fond fond memories of Jeffrey. > >Hope this gives you a little background of Jeffrey. > >Barbara > > > > > > > > > >==== OHFRANKL Mailing List ==== >Feel free to share your research tips, get help from others and discuss ideas on research and resources for Franklin County. >To search this list go to http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and enter OHFRANKL for the list name. > > > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/456.2 Message Board Post: Hi there. I also descend from Jehu Taylor in Franklin Warren Co Ohio. But not from wife Adellia Loop. His son Brook taylor had a different mother. Brook was born 1854 or so and I think Adellia and Jehu married in 1861. I would love to exchange info with you. Do you descend from Perrys son Dennis? Hope to hear from you soon. Kim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ALLEN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14979 Message Board Post: Hello list members, I am searching for info & descendants of my gg/gf, thank you for any help...Andy Descendants of Willis ALLEN, Sr."MU", 12 Apr 2004 1. Willis ALLEN, Sr."MU" (b.1833-AL;d.1900-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Easter,Estha RAMBOLD RAMBO (b.1833-SC;m.1848) 2. Andrew ALLEN "MU" (b.1850-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Emily LOVEJOY (b.1853-Pike CO.,AL;m.1873) 3. Anna ALLEN (b.1874-Pike CO.,AL) 3. William S. ALLEN (b.1876-Pike CO.,AL) 3. John W. ALLEN (b.1878-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Josephine ALLEN (b.1875-Crenshaw CO.,AL.;m.1900) 3. Mabel ALLEN (b.1881-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Edward ALLEN (b.1884-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Loretta STEWARD (b.1894-Crenshaw CO.,AL;m.1913;d.1976-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) 3. Walter W. Sr. ALLEN (b.1886-Pike CO.,AL;d.1971-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) SP: Mrs. Laura Allen (b.1885-Pike CO.,AL;m.1900) SP: Leona BARBER (b.1892-Pike CO.,AL;m.1912) 3. Luke ALLEN (b.1888-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Jammie L. Allen (b.1890-AL;m.1909) 3. Sylvester ALLEN "MU" (b.1889-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Minnie Belle BARBER (b.1887-Pike CO.,AL;m.1908) 3. Howard ALLEN "MU" (b.1894-Pike CO.,AL;d.1973-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) SP: Beulah May KOLB (b.1893-Pike CO.,AL;m.1918;d.1976-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) 3. Pink ALLEN (b.1898-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Josephine ALLEN (b.1900-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Allen ALLEN "MU" (b.1852-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Louvena GORDEN (b.1860-GA;m.1876) 3. Bibb R. ALLEN "MU" (b.1881-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Lena Allen (b.1882-Pike CO.,AL;m.1906;d.1980-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) 3. Lily M. ALLEN (b.1883-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Glennie A. ALLEN (b.1885-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Fred Parker ALLEN (b.1889-Pike CO.,AL;d.1976-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) 3. Pearl V. ALLEN (b.1891-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Andrew S. ALLEN (b.1893-Pike CO.,AL;d.1978-Naoma,RALeigh,Wv)) 3. Isham E. ALLEN (b.1895-Pike CO.,AL;d.1972-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Joseph H. ALLEN "MU" (b.1900-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Halsey ALLEN (b.1902-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Elizabeth Allen (b.1857-GA;m.1878) 3. Hubbard ALLEN (b.1879-Pike CO.,AL) 2. William ALLEN "MU" (b.1854-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Anna GAMBLE (b.1862-Pike CO.,AL;m.1879) 3. Jonas ALLEN "MU" (b.1880-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Lilla Allen "MU" (b.1884-Pike CO.,AL;m.1901) 2. Mary ALLEN "MU" (b.1856-Pike CO.,AL) SP: UNKNOWN 3. Monk ALLEN (b.1876-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Eliza ALLEN "MU" (b.1858-Pike CO., . AL.;d.1910-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL.) SP: Willis JACKSON (b.1852-AL;m.1876;d.1920-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL.) 3. Dora Frances JACKSON (b.1877-Pike CO.,AL;d.1907-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) SP: William LONG MU (b.1874-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL;m.1894) 3. Nancy A. JACKSON (b.1880-Crenshaw CO.,AL) 3. Shelly JACKSON (b.1882-Crenshaw CO.,AL) 3. Oscar JACKSON (b.1884-Crenshaw CO.,AL;d.1970-Centreville,AL) SP: Mrs. Irene Jackson (b.1888-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL;m.1905) SP: Bertha Lee MINEARD (b.1882-Crenshaw CO.,AL) 3. Clemmie M. JACKSON "Clem" (b.1886-Crenshaw CO.,AL;d.1933-Jefferson CO.,AL) SP: Ada MCMILLAN "MU" (b.1887-Crenshaw CO.,AL;m.1907) 3. William JACKSON (b.1887-Crenshaw CO., . AL.;d.1917-Crenshaw CO., . AL.) SP: Anna Lee TISDALE (b.1887-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL.;m.1905;d.1932-Florala,Covington,AL.) 3. Victorea JACKSON (b.1890-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL;d.1939-Jefferson CO.,AL) SP: Jackson MOORE (b.1884-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL;m.1907;d.1970-Birmingham,AL) 3. Gussie JACKSON (b.1891-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) SP: Charley BLUE (b.1894-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL;m.1912) 3. Lougina JACKSON (b.1894-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) 3. Gertrude JACKSON (b.1895-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL;d.1958-Montgomery,AL) SP: Alex "Albert" COWART (b.1896-Troy,AL;m.1915;d.1973-Gary,IN) 2. Martha ALLEN "MU" (b.1862-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Willis ALLEN, Jr."MU" (b.1864-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mary J. PROVITT (b.1863-Crenshaw CO.,AL;m.1884) 3. Kate E. ALLEN (b.1884-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Arnie C. ALLEN (b.1885-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Sallie O. ALLEN (b.1887-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Elizabeth Anna ALLEN (b.1891-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Mannie E. ALLEN (b.1894-Pike CO.,AL) 3. James Extra ALLEN (b.1895-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Eva L. ALLEN (b.1899-Pike CO.,AL.) 2. Stephen ALLEN (b.1866-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Laura ALLEN (b.1867-Pike CO.,AL.) 2. Samuel ALLEN "MU" (b.1868-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Darrel Frank ALLEN (b.1869-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Annie OLIVER "MU" (b.1873-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL;m.1889) 3. Jefferson ALLEN (b.1891-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mattie MARTIN (b.1890-Crenshaw CO.,AL;m.1908) 3. Fannie ALLEN (b.1893-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Darcus Darkis ALLEN (b.1896-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) 2. David F. ALLEN (b.1871-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Henry A. ALLEN "MU" (b.1872-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Abbie Jane (b.1871-Pike CO.,AL;m.1890) 3. Allie M. ALLEN (b.1891-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Anderson THOMAS (b.1893-Crenshaw CO.,AL.;m.1927) 3. Clara M. ALLEN (b.1892-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Lela Pearl ALLEN (b.1895-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Samuel ALLEN (b.1896-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Willie Lula ALLEN (b.1899-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Henry GRAHAM (b.1893-Crenshaw CO.,AL;m.1919) 3. Homer ALLEN (b.1901-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Lula THOMAS (b.1904-Pike CO.,AL;m.1922) 3. Johnie Mae ALLEN (b.1903-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Grady BRYANT (b.1900-Pike CO.,AL;m.1936) 3. Anna Liza ALLEN (b.1905-Pike CO.,AL;d.1982-Troy,Pike,AL) SP: James BERRY (b.1903-Pike CO.,AL;m.1924) 3. Henry Jr. ALLEN (b.1920-Crenshaw CO.,AL) 2. Clara M. ALLEN "MU" (b.1874-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Oliver ALLEN "MU" (b.1879-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Henrietta Allen (b.1875-Pike CO.,AL;m.1900) 3. Henry W. ALLEN (b.1903-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Mrs. Lydia Mae Allen (b.1903-Crenshaw CO.,AL;m.1923;d.1993-Luverne,Crenshaw,AL) 3. Georgiana A. ALLEN (b.1904-Pike CO.,AL;d.1984-Crenshaw CO.,AL.) 3. Marie A. ALLEN (b.1911-Pike CO.,AL) 3. Rebecca ALLEN (b.1913-Pike CO.,AL) 2. Daniel ALLEN (b.1883-Pike CO.,AL) SP: Jammie OLIVER (b.1888-Pike CO.,AL;m.1908) 3. Ruthie B. ALLEN (b.1911-Crenshaw CO.,AL.) 3. Eunice ALLEN (b.1913-Crenshaw CO.,AL.) 3. Alvin ALLEN (b.1920-Crenshaw CO.,AL.) 3. Mable ALLEN (b.1922-Crenshaw CO.,AL.) 3. Helen ALLEN (b.1924-Crenshaw CO.,AL.) 3. Ruby Lee ALLEN (b.1928-Crenshaw CO.,AL.)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: capretta Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14978 Message Board Post: I stumbled across this board in my quest of the Capretta family descendants of Domenico Jospeh Capretta and his wife Elizabeth Mozzacco. My Grandfather was from the village of Rionero Sannitco high on a mountain overlooking Forli del Sannio where his wife was born and raised. They made their home in Columbus Ohio and had many children. The childrens names are as follows. 1)Sevarina,that died in Italy, 2) Pete who died at 3 years old, 3)Charlie who died as well and left 3 or 4 children, 4)Juliet who died at 3 yeats old, 5)Sam who was from Cleveland Ohio with one son Sammy jr, 6)Louis who was a policeman in Ohio I think, 7)Ann who got married to Leon Campisi had 3 children Brenda Phil and Carolyn 8)Anthony,dies in his teenage years 9)mike who died at about 44 years old had one daughter that died of an overdose of Sulfa at a young age, 10) Frank Capretta who is my Dad 3 kids Carmen, Jerry and (me) Linda. Those of you who recognise theses names please email me and let me know ho! w you are related.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Another thought, during the mid 1850's, the Northern states were banding together small Armies and Infantries. In preparation for War Time. You may want to check and see if he enlisted in any of the Ohio Regiments, at his age he would have recieved funds to enlist and may have done so and sent the money home to his mother to care for her and the siblings.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Yes Bonham was a typo sorry, as for him not being listed in the 1850 census, their can be various reasons. One possibilties is that he was the oldest son, his father had passed away as we have established. He most probably went to work on farm or railroad to help the family, in that case he would be listed as a laborer for his employer or listed as a laborer on a farm, most probably close to where his family is, but almost impossible info to find. We also know he married at 17, that was common for young men who were away from home. Most of them would marry their employers daughters or the daughter of a co-worker. These were somewhat primative and hard times. This era in history documents alot of these occurances.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you for clearing up that date. I am going to assume he was the first born son; however, he would have been 12 in 1850 and isn't in the census with his mother and siblings. I note this time you spelled the name Bonham (n) was that a typo? I also have to see if he died or divorced Rebecca. Is there a website with any of this on it? Thank you very much

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I'm sorry that was a mistype the second David (S) Bonham was in 1838 not 1828. I am assuming it was the first son born to Rebecca Garbison, and the third David would be her grandson.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: David Boham (B) Dec 12, 1816 (M) Rebeca Garbitson April 27, 1837 Knox Co OH David S Boham (B) February 28, 1828 (M) March 11, 1855 to Sarah Fox Stark Co Oh David Boham (B) Dec 8, 1857 Stark Co OH

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Not sure of a date of birth on either David Boham. Also not sure of what county he was born in or the age he was when he married. Could you supply me with anything more?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I can't tell you where to find a divorce record. But I can tell you that you can find a birth certificate, and the LSD also has a record of the birth of David. Good Luck...check that county court house...if the LSD has it, then most likely it came from the court information or the Census records.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I am related to Rebecca Garbison who married Davis Boham from Knox County by the JP in1837. Are you saying in your family tree that David and Rebecca had a child named David S. Boham by David and a Sarah Fox? Do you had a birthdate on either Davids? I wasn't sure if he died or divorced Rebecca. I have her with 3 children in a census in Marion County Ohio. I definitely tie in and would love to have a date or where I could find a divorce paper? Please write back. Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14395.1.1.1 Message Board Post: They had one daughter born Nov 4, 1886 in Columbus, Franklin Co OH. HIs fathers name was David S. Boham and his mother was Sarah Fox, they were from Stark Co Oh. His grandfather was also David Boham and he was from Knox Co OH, he was married to Rebecca Garbison in 1837. The family originally migrated from England. This is all the information I have on them...

Hello: My 3rd gt.gd.fa. was John Lee Sherman out of Fairfield Co., CT. He came to Union Co., OH ca 1816. He left family behind in CT; lived in Clark Co., KY and was a Rev. War soldier. Any connection? John At 03:05 PM 4/10/2004, you wrote: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Surnames: Sherman, Fullen >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14749.1.1.2.1.1.1.1 > >Message Board Post: > >My husband's grandmother was a Sherman. It appears they also have a >connection to an Abel Sherman (Sadie Sherman Fullen, her father was Calvin >Sherman who had a brother Abel, his dad was John Sherman). I believe the >Abel Sherman of Washington Co. was an uncle to Sadie's grandfather. > > >==== OHFRANKL Mailing List ==== >This list is designed to provide a discussion forum for anyone who has an >interest in Franklin County Ohio. >To search this list go to >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and enter OHFRANKL for >the list name.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sherman, Fullen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yYB.2ACI/14749.1.1.2.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: My husband's grandmother was a Sherman. It appears they also have a connection to an Abel Sherman (Sadie Sherman Fullen, her father was Calvin Sherman who had a brother Abel, his dad was John Sherman). I believe the Abel Sherman of Washington Co. was an uncle to Sadie's grandfather.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14338.2.1.1 Message Board Post: This is the information I have on the NoblesJohn Noble was born in Litchfield Connecticut on Februarry 22, 1776 He was a Veteran on the war of 1812 he was one of the earliest settlers of Blendon Twp. His wife Hannah came in 1815. He was a very successful farmer, he had twelve children and was highly repected citizen of the community. He died March 28, 1832 and is buried in the Blendon Central Cemetary at the corner of Dempsey and Hempstead Roads. Johnathon Noble settled on 250 acres purchsed for $1.75 per acre in 1806. Nobles Land in Blendon Twp streatched from Cleveland Avenue east across State Route 3 on Westerville Road just eat of Alum Creek. Much of Minerva Park Ohio and Strawberry Farms Ohio is build on his land. A log home that was his estate in 1806 still remains at 5030 Westerville Rd. The log home is now owned by Reiner Realty. Mr Reiner gives tours through the old house to tourists, local school children as a historical site, to the Noble family and relatives to which their is a Noble family registry when you take the tour. And any other historical or genelogical persons wishing to tour it. I have been through it and found it quite interesting. Mr Reiner has a great deal of knowledge about the Noble home and their geneology. Well worth the visit. His will in 1832 states: Johnathon Noble bequeathed ten acres of land on which they reside to his second wife Hannah. He gives her a ten acre parcal of crop land, a horse, two cows, five sheep and all the household furniture. He gave to his sons, Orrin, Lester, Solomon, Lyman, Zenas, Myran, Miles, Elijah and Horace all the remaining land and equipment to divide equally. He gave his daughter Lydia ten dollars and his daughters Eliza and Mary forty dollars each. All the children listed above can be found in US Census records. Orrin and Lester Noble were born from his first wife. Orrin Noble is my 5x Great grandfather, and I have all our history from his on. I also have the Noble back to 1540 in Conneticut. If you need more information please let me know. Their is a great deal of information about this Noble family all over the web. Happy Hunting and let me know if I can be of more help to you. Sincerely Jane McAdams Taylor

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14170.1.1.1 Message Board Post: He died in Columbus, There are pictures of Robert in Florida with Eva(my grandmother)just prior to his death. Finding out that what you remember and what you are told are sometimes colored by time.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Thacker Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yYB.2ACI/14170.1.1 Message Board Post: Wini, did he die at home in Columbus or in Sarasota, Florida?