POINT PLEASANT,WV. 2 MAR 1928  Throttles Blow Out on the Senator Cordill at Point Pleasant Dock Point Pleasant , March 3- Apparent failure of enginmen of the packet to drain condensed water from the pipes in the boiler room following an inspection was announced today as the cause of a mishap on the steamer last night which resulted in the death of two engineers and serious injury to another man.  The victims, George McElhose , first engineer, of Detroit Mich.; and George Litman, second engineer of Orlando,Fla. , were killed by escaping steam when a throttle valve blew out as they sought to get up steam with which to move the Senator Cordill from the Enterprise dock here where it had been tied up for repairs for the last six weeks.  Roy Roe , Gallipolis, a boilermaker and the third man in the engine room at the time of the accident, was badly burned about the body and internally as the result of inhaling escaping steam. His condition was pronounced as critical at the  hospital today.  The cause of the accident was fixed by a coroner J M Fadley a short time after the accident. The boat had been inspected a few hours previous by G G Thomas, federal steamboat inspector. Officers of the boat advanced the opinion that the throttle valve was blown out as a result of the live steam coming into contact with cold, condensed steam used in the inspection which had not been removed before the steam was turned on. Boat officers emphasizied there was no explosion.  Robert Hesop, manager of the Point Pleasant Machine works and John Burnett,, an engineer employed by him , left the boiler room a few minutes before the mishap. No other damage was caused to the boat which was preparing to make a trip to Pittsburgh when the steam throttle blew out.  The packett, Senator Cordill , is in the Charleston and Pittsburgh trade. A year ago the steamer ran aground in the Kanawha river just above the South Charleston bridge , and remained there several weeks before being floated. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ

Hi: Can someone help me with an obituary for Phebe White? It is in the following paper: Gallipolis Daily Tribune Date: 3 JUN 1924 Page 1 Column: 4 Any help would be appreciated. Take Care, Kathleen ************** Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001)

Interestingly there are 5 different Evan Evans names listed in the 1900 census in Gallia County, 10 in 1880, 7 in 1870. In my own records I have Evan Evans, son of Isaac & Mary Evans, born in Wales about 1832.? Here is his father's will: January 2, 1885 I Isaac S. Evans of the County of Gallia State of Ohio make and publish this my last will and testament revoking all former wills and testaments. First I device and bequeath all my real estate to my son David S. Evans.? In consideration that he shall pay Mary T. Davis, my daughter, the sum of one hundred dollars. Also to my daughter Ann Rees one hundred dollars. Also to my son Evan S. Evans one hundred dollars. Also to my grandson Isaac T. Davis, twenty dollars. Also to my grandson Isaac S. Evans twenty dollars. Also to my granddaughter Mary Jane Evans twenty dollars Also to my granddaughter Ann S. Evans twenty dollars. Also to my granddaughter Ellen Rees twenty dollars. These sums to be due in two years after my death.? My maintenance and burial expenses to be paid by my son David S. Evans. Isaac S Evans (his mark)????Witnesses Thomas S. Davis ???????Jonathan? ? Thomas January 3, 1885 Codicil:? I also bequeath or will all my personal property to my son David S. Evans. Isaac S. Evans [His mark]?? Witnesses? Thomas S. Davis ????Jonathan ? Thomas Application to Probate listed: ?Evan S. Evans, son, Thurman ?David S. Evans, son, Thurman ?Mary J. Davis, daughter, Clinton, Ind. ?Ann Rees, daughter, Thurman He married Mary Ann (of course!) who was born in Pittsburgh and they had 4 children, that I know of: Abram, Everet, and Anna Mae. Karen -----Original Message----- From: Teresa M. Herrmann <therrman@columbus.rr.com> To: OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com; OHMEIGS-L-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Sun, 4 May 2008 7:35 am Subject: [OHGALLIA] Evan Evans I've just about had it with Evan Evans from Wales and all of his little Evans' Family! First I had Evan W. Evans [born 1828 in Wales] married to a Rachel Morgan. But, I couldn't find an Evan Evans ANYWHERE in the census records married to any Rachel's. I did find in the 1860 census records though, the following: 1860 Census Records: Perry Township, Gallia County, Ohio 13 July 1860 Evan Evans, 32, M, Farmer, Wales Anna, 30, F, Wales Mary, 10, F, Ohio Margrette, 6, F, Ohio John Lewis, 3, M, Ohio David, 3, M, Ohio The children match the children I have to Evan Evans and Rachel Morgan. So, I disconnected Rachel and Added Ann Unknown as the Mother. [Thinking that I probably copied Rachel Morgan from Ancestry somewhere from someone who had the wrong info.] I also found them in the 1880 census Records, with the same names, only older, living in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. I can't find them anywhere for 1870. When I searched Ancestry and Familysearch.org, there are so many Evan Evans and Ann's, that I don't know which one they are Does anyone have any Evan Evans on your tree. What do you have? Thanks, Teresa Herrmann Columbus, Ohio ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

anyone have Evan Evans with wife Eliza Edwards? Lived in Ohio Twp. Thanks, Henny

Dear Mary: Evan Evans and Ann [whoever] married in Wales around 1847. Their first 3 children were born in Wales, then went on to Gallia County, and then Meigs. At least, according to 1870 census records. There are so many Evan Evans, I m not even sure that I have the right ones! Teresa Herrmann -------Original Message------- From: Mary Date: 05/05/08 18:10:11 To: ohgallia@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA] Evan Evans Teresa Evan Evans with wife Ann and daughter Mary age 3 months are in Madison Township, Jackson Co. Ohio in 1850. Have you looked for a marriage in Jackson Co.? Mary

Teresa Evan Evans with wife Ann and daughter Mary age 3 months are in Madison Township, Jackson Co. Ohio in 1850. Have you looked for a marriage in Jackson Co.? Mary -----Original Message----- From: ohgallia-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ohgallia-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Teresa M. Herrmann Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2008 7:36 AM To: OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com; OHMEIGS-L-request@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHGALLIA] Evan Evans I've just about had it with Evan Evans from Wales and all of his little Evans' Family! First I had Evan W. Evans [born 1828 in Wales] married to a Rachel Morgan. But, I couldn't find an Evan Evans ANYWHERE in the census records married to any Rachel's. I did find in the 1860 census records though, the following: 1860 Census Records: Perry Township, Gallia County, Ohio 13 July 1860 Evan Evans, 32, M, Farmer, Wales Anna, 30, F, Wales Mary, 10, F, Ohio Margrette, 6, F, Ohio John Lewis, 3, M, Ohio David, 3, M, Ohio The children match the children I have to Evan Evans and Rachel Morgan. So, I disconnected Rachel and Added Ann Unknown as the Mother. [Thinking that I probably copied Rachel Morgan from Ancestry somewhere from someone who had the wrong info.] I also found them in the 1880 census Records, with the same names, only older, living in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. I can't find them anywhere for 1870. When I searched Ancestry and Familysearch.org, there are so many Evan Evans and Ann's, that I don't know which one they are Does anyone have any Evan Evans on your tree. What do you have? Thanks, Teresa Herrmann Columbus, Ohio ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Evan Evans is/was a very popular name ! I even used to know one who went to the First Baptist Church in Gallipolis when I was a tadpole in the 1950's and 1960's. As for MORGAN, perhaps around Morgantown, WV, or Fairmont, WV would be a place to look for Rachel. Perhaps your Evan found here there. On 5/4/2008, "Teresa M. Herrmann" <therrman@columbus.rr.com> wrote: >I've just about had it with Evan Evans from Wales and all of his little >Evans' Family! > >First I had Evan W. Evans [born 1828 in Wales] married to a Rachel Morgan. >But, I couldn't find an Evan Evans ANYWHERE in the census records married to >any Rachel's. I did find in the 1860 census records though, the following: > >1860 Census Records: >Perry Township, Gallia County, Ohio >13 July 1860 >Evan Evans, 32, M, Farmer, Wales >Anna, 30, F, Wales >Mary, 10, F, Ohio >Margrette, 6, F, Ohio >John Lewis, 3, M, Ohio >David, 3, M, Ohio > >The children match the children I have to Evan Evans and Rachel Morgan. So, >I disconnected Rachel and Added Ann Unknown as the Mother. [Thinking that I >probably copied Rachel Morgan from Ancestry somewhere from someone who had >the wrong info.] I also found them in the 1880 census Records, with the >same names, only older, living in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. I can't find >them anywhere for 1870. When I searched Ancestry and Familysearch.org, >there are so many Evan Evans and Ann's, that I don't know which one they are > Does anyone have any Evan Evans on your tree. What do you have? >Thanks, >Teresa Herrmann >Columbus, Ohio > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I've just about had it with Evan Evans from Wales and all of his little Evans' Family! First I had Evan W. Evans [born 1828 in Wales] married to a Rachel Morgan. But, I couldn't find an Evan Evans ANYWHERE in the census records married to any Rachel's. I did find in the 1860 census records though, the following: 1860 Census Records: Perry Township, Gallia County, Ohio 13 July 1860 Evan Evans, 32, M, Farmer, Wales Anna, 30, F, Wales Mary, 10, F, Ohio Margrette, 6, F, Ohio John Lewis, 3, M, Ohio David, 3, M, Ohio The children match the children I have to Evan Evans and Rachel Morgan. So, I disconnected Rachel and Added Ann Unknown as the Mother. [Thinking that I probably copied Rachel Morgan from Ancestry somewhere from someone who had the wrong info.] I also found them in the 1880 census Records, with the same names, only older, living in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. I can't find them anywhere for 1870. When I searched Ancestry and Familysearch.org, there are so many Evan Evans and Ann's, that I don't know which one they are Does anyone have any Evan Evans on your tree. What do you have? Thanks, Teresa Herrmann Columbus, Ohio

may have sent you wrong info. looked in west va vitals. didn't see right away who the father is. this carrie was a castle. sorry. **************Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001)

_West Virginia Vital Research Records - Record Image_ (http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=1490935&Type=Death) carrie death records. judi **************Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001)

The Carie I am looking for was receiving checks in Ewington Gallia , Co according to SSDI   Death Residence Localities     ZIP Code: 45686      Localities:  Ewington, Gallia, Ohio   Vinton, Gallia, Ohio   ----- Original Message ---- From: "JJwherebee@aol.com" <JJwherebee@aol.com> To: ohgallia@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, May 3, 2008 4:38:42 PM Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA] OBIT LOOKUP ernie may have sent you wrong info. looked in west va vitals. didn't see right  away who the father is. this carrie was a castle.    sorry. **************Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food.      (http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ

I've just written to several. What a sad thing it would be, not see the Queen on the river, not to mention the jobs lost. -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Linda Trent" <lindatrent@zoomnet.net> > Hi Guys! > > I hope you all will forgive me for this plea, but as a little girl one of the > pleasures of coming to our family reunion in Gallipolis was seeing the > magnificent Delta Queen that was usually in the southeast Ohio area of the > river. It was fun to listen to the calliope, and see the symbol of olden times > leisurely going up to Pittsburg, or going back down to Cincinnati and points > further on. It's kind of sad to think that she'll fade away as a fond memory of > many of us who've lived along the river, or had fond memories of her when we > were in the area. > > I don't know how many of you share these same kind of memories, and want to pass > them on to the next generation. But the Delta Queen's exemption was not renewed > by Congress (her sisters don't require an exemption since none of their > superstructure is wood, the DQ has a steel hull, but portions of her > superstructure are wood). There is Save the Delta Queen group that is trying > to get Congress to reverse their decision. The following are two places to > check out the latest on the DQ > > http://www.majesticamericaline.com/SaveTheDeltaQueen.aspx and > http://www.save-the-delta-queen.org/ > > She will be on the Ohio a lot over the next several months. Upcoming cruises > that will pass Gallipolis will happen sometime during the following weeks. > > May 5-10 up and May 10-20 down > June 3-14 up and June 14-24 down > July 22-Aug 2 up and Aug. 2-Aug 12 down > Sept. 2-13 up and Sept. 13-23 down > Sept. 23 Oct. 4 up and Oct. 4-14 down. Her final voyage. > > Sorry for posting this, but it does tie in to many of our fond memories of old > Gallia, Washington, and Lawrence Counties. > > Thanks, > > Linda Trent > lindatrent@zoomnet.net > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

Linda, Thanks for posting this. I saw the article too and was saddened as the Delta Queen was always enjoyable to see and hear through all my growing up years and to the present. It coming past my town always brought loads of people to view as it passed by. People even following it as far as they could to get that last view. Hope the boat can be saved. I for one will sign the petition. I still always go to the river to see it when it passes by. Carolyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Trent" <lindatrent@zoomnet.net> To: <OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 02, 2008 10:06 PM Subject: [OHGALLIA] The Delta Queen > Hi Guys! > > I hope you all will forgive me for this plea, but as a little girl one of > the pleasures of coming to our family reunion in Gallipolis was seeing the > magnificent Delta Queen that was usually in the southeast Ohio area of the > river. It was fun to listen to the calliope, and see the symbol of olden > times leisurely going up to Pittsburg, or going back down to Cincinnati > and points further on. It's kind of sad to think that she'll fade away as > a fond memory of many of us who've lived along the river, or had fond > memories of her when we were in the area. > > I don't know how many of you share these same kind of memories, and want > to pass them on to the next generation. But the Delta Queen's exemption > was not renewed by Congress (her sisters don't require an exemption since > none of their superstructure is wood, the DQ has a steel hull, but > portions of her superstructure are wood). There is Save the Delta Queen > group that is trying to get Congress to reverse their decision. The > following are two places to check out the latest on the DQ > > http://www.majesticamericaline.com/SaveTheDeltaQueen.aspx and > http://www.save-the-delta-queen.org/ > > She will be on the Ohio a lot over the next several months. Upcoming > cruises that will pass Gallipolis will happen sometime during the > following weeks. > > May 5-10 up and May 10-20 down > June 3-14 up and June 14-24 down > July 22-Aug 2 up and Aug. 2-Aug 12 down > Sept. 2-13 up and Sept. 13-23 down > Sept. 23 Oct. 4 up and Oct. 4-14 down. Her final voyage. > > Sorry for posting this, but it does tie in to many of our fond memories of > old Gallia, Washington, and Lawrence Counties. > > Thanks, > > Linda Trent > lindatrent@zoomnet.net > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Guys! I hope you all will forgive me for this plea, but as a little girl one of the pleasures of coming to our family reunion in Gallipolis was seeing the magnificent Delta Queen that was usually in the southeast Ohio area of the river. It was fun to listen to the calliope, and see the symbol of olden times leisurely going up to Pittsburg, or going back down to Cincinnati and points further on. It's kind of sad to think that she'll fade away as a fond memory of many of us who've lived along the river, or had fond memories of her when we were in the area. I don't know how many of you share these same kind of memories, and want to pass them on to the next generation. But the Delta Queen's exemption was not renewed by Congress (her sisters don't require an exemption since none of their superstructure is wood, the DQ has a steel hull, but portions of her superstructure are wood). There is Save the Delta Queen group that is trying to get Congress to reverse their decision. The following are two places to check out the latest on the DQ http://www.majesticamericaline.com/SaveTheDeltaQueen.aspx and http://www.save-the-delta-queen.org/ She will be on the Ohio a lot over the next several months. Upcoming cruises that will pass Gallipolis will happen sometime during the following weeks. May 5-10 up and May 10-20 down June 3-14 up and June 14-24 down July 22-Aug 2 up and Aug. 2-Aug 12 down Sept. 2-13 up and Sept. 13-23 down Sept. 23 Oct. 4 up and Oct. 4-14 down. Her final voyage. Sorry for posting this, but it does tie in to many of our fond memories of old Gallia, Washington, and Lawrence Counties. Thanks, Linda Trent lindatrent@zoomnet.net

Would someone look up an obit for this person 8. Carrie JUSTICE - U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth: 24 Dec 1895  State Where Number was Issued: West Virginia  Death: 11 Apr 1989   Death Residence Localities     ZIP Code: 45686      Localities:  Ewington, Gallia, Ohio   Vinton, Gallia, Ohio   I am looking for the Carrie V JUSTICE that was daughter of  Werner Felix , b. in Williamson , Mingo Co. WV.                                            Thanks Ernie Wright ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ

You are correct in that there are two, Drummond-Folden and Drummond. I will see if I can learn which of these might have been Drummond-Allen at one time. Henny Beth Haney <bhaney@speakeasy.net> wrote: Thanks Henny. More info: There are two cemeteries with the name Drummond in them that I've found - "plain" Drummond and Drummond-Folden. Drummond is in Section 36, and Drummond-Folden is in Section 23. The name of the person is Andrew Cullen Baker. His parents, Joseph and Sarah, are listed on galliagenealogy.org and are buried in Drummond-Folden. Andrew doesn't appear in the list of gravestones on galliagenealogy.org. I do have a Grave Registration Card from Gallia County that was sent to me by another researcher. It gives his name as A. C. Baker, and the name of the cemetery is given as Drummond (Allen). Under Marker, "upright" is checked, and the location is given as Row 8, Grave #15. His Civil War service is noted on the card, but there's no indication there was a separate marker commemorating his service. It seems purely informational. The fact that the word "Allen" appears in conjunction with the name of the cemetery and the fact his name doesn't appear anywhere is kind of confusing. Perhaps that marker from 1913 simply deteriorated. Still I was wondering if anybody knew of a third cemetery with the word Drummond in its name. I can't find any burial records for his wife, Mary Corn Baker, either, so I bet she's in the same cemetery, wherever that might be! I did locate death records for both of them, but there's no cemetery information on Mary's (she died in 1890), and Drummond (Allen) appears on Andrew's, filed under "Andrew C. Baker". Henny Evans wrote: >As far as I can determine wedo have Drummond-Folden and Drummond. Did you check galliagenealogy.org, go to cemetery, then to alphabetical index and look for the person? Or is buried without a stone? You did not name him in your query, but I see no Drummond buried in 1913. Then again, was it Drummond? Henny Evans > >Beth Haney wrote: I have information about a number of cemeteries in Gallia County, but >I'm confused about the name of one (or two?) One couple in the line is >buried in Drummond-Folden Cemetery, A grave registration card for their >son indicates he is buried in "Drummond (Allen)" cemetery. My map >showing the locations of various cemeteries in Walnut Township doesn't >have a cemetery by that name. There is, though, a "Drummond" cemetery, >which is not too far from Drummond-Folden, but shown as being in a >distinctly different location. > >So, I guess my specific question is: Are there two different cemeteries >containing the name Drummond or three? If only two, which is what my >map suggests, what do you Gallia County people present as your best >guess of which of the two this person is buried in? The burial took >place in 1913, so there's been a lot of time for cemetery names to change! > >Thank you! > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks Henny. More info: There are two cemeteries with the name Drummond in them that I've found - "plain" Drummond and Drummond-Folden. Drummond is in Section 36, and Drummond-Folden is in Section 23. The name of the person is Andrew Cullen Baker. His parents, Joseph and Sarah, are listed on galliagenealogy.org and are buried in Drummond-Folden. Andrew doesn't appear in the list of gravestones on galliagenealogy.org. I do have a Grave Registration Card from Gallia County that was sent to me by another researcher. It gives his name as A. C. Baker, and the name of the cemetery is given as Drummond (Allen). Under Marker, "upright" is checked, and the location is given as Row 8, Grave #15. His Civil War service is noted on the card, but there's no indication there was a separate marker commemorating his service. It seems purely informational. The fact that the word "Allen" appears in conjunction with the name of the cemetery and the fact his name doesn't appear anywhere is kind of confusing. Perhaps that marker from 1913 simply deteriorated. Still I was wondering if anybody knew of a third cemetery with the word Drummond in its name. I can't find any burial records for his wife, Mary Corn Baker, either, so I bet she's in the same cemetery, wherever that might be! I did locate death records for both of them, but there's no cemetery information on Mary's (she died in 1890), and Drummond (Allen) appears on Andrew's, filed under "Andrew C. Baker". Henny Evans wrote: >As far as I can determine wedo have Drummond-Folden and Drummond. Did you check galliagenealogy.org, go to cemetery, then to alphabetical index and look for the person? Or is buried without a stone? You did not name him in your query, but I see no Drummond buried in 1913. Then again, was it Drummond? Henny Evans > >Beth Haney <bhaney@speakeasy.net> wrote: I have information about a number of cemeteries in Gallia County, but >I'm confused about the name of one (or two?) One couple in the line is >buried in Drummond-Folden Cemetery, A grave registration card for their >son indicates he is buried in "Drummond (Allen)" cemetery. My map >showing the locations of various cemeteries in Walnut Township doesn't >have a cemetery by that name. There is, though, a "Drummond" cemetery, >which is not too far from Drummond-Folden, but shown as being in a >distinctly different location. > >So, I guess my specific question is: Are there two different cemeteries >containing the name Drummond or three? If only two, which is what my >map suggests, what do you Gallia County people present as your best >guess of which of the two this person is buried in? The burial took >place in 1913, so there's been a lot of time for cemetery names to change! > >Thank you! > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >

As far as I can determine wedo have Drummond-Folden and Drummond. Did you check galliagenealogy.org, go to cemetery, then to alphabetical index and look for the person? Or is buried without a stone? You did not name him in your query, but I see no Drummond buried in 1913. Then again, was it Drummond? Henny Evans Beth Haney <bhaney@speakeasy.net> wrote: I have information about a number of cemeteries in Gallia County, but I'm confused about the name of one (or two?) One couple in the line is buried in Drummond-Folden Cemetery, A grave registration card for their son indicates he is buried in "Drummond (Allen)" cemetery. My map showing the locations of various cemeteries in Walnut Township doesn't have a cemetery by that name. There is, though, a "Drummond" cemetery, which is not too far from Drummond-Folden, but shown as being in a distinctly different location. So, I guess my specific question is: Are there two different cemeteries containing the name Drummond or three? If only two, which is what my map suggests, what do you Gallia County people present as your best guess of which of the two this person is buried in? The burial took place in 1913, so there's been a lot of time for cemetery names to change! Thank you! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have information about a number of cemeteries in Gallia County, but I'm confused about the name of one (or two?) One couple in the line is buried in Drummond-Folden Cemetery, A grave registration card for their son indicates he is buried in "Drummond (Allen)" cemetery. My map showing the locations of various cemeteries in Walnut Township doesn't have a cemetery by that name. There is, though, a "Drummond" cemetery, which is not too far from Drummond-Folden, but shown as being in a distinctly different location. So, I guess my specific question is: Are there two different cemeteries containing the name Drummond or three? If only two, which is what my map suggests, what do you Gallia County people present as your best guess of which of the two this person is buried in? The burial took place in 1913, so there's been a lot of time for cemetery names to change! Thank you!

Does anybody know what's going on with the Yahoo, "MCGDP", Meigs County Genealogy Database Project? It looks like no one's moderating it, it has all kinds of porn groups and apply for charge card groups in the Messages area, and the Database has only 1 apply for a charge card group? 1 photo of the Spires sisters. Teresa Herrmann Columbus, OHio