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Hello does any one have any info on Bonecutter that was born in Gallia co and the marriages were also in Gallia co thanks Shirley I want to go to Gallia co and do some research does the society have a lot of records?

Cheryl, a trip to Gallipolis was the best research effort I ever made! Good luck and enjoy! Morris A. Johnson -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 11:40 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA] (no subject) Hello, I was going to go to Gallia this summer also. I had the same question. Would you let me know if anyone thinks it is worth the trip to research there? Thanks, Cheryl ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 452, published in 1916: CONDITONS OF OAK HILL (1856): The following notes from the pen of David Mackley picture conditions of Oak hill up to 1856: "A short distance above the old store house where Levi McDaniel and Wilson Lewis, Silas Skelton, James Reed, Peter Null and several others sold goods forty odd years ago (1875) is a great ore bank." Judy C. Clark Co., OH

A litttle more info.. HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 552, PUBLISHED IN 1916: EARLY SCHOOLS, EDUCATION & LEGISLATION: A school had been started at Oak Hill, or rather near Samsonville, by an old man named Parks Dear in 1819. This was a Baptist school and the conflict then raging between the Baptist led by Levi McDaniel and the Methodist led by Gabriel McNeal led the latter to organize a school in Northeastern Jefferson, which he taught himself a part of the time. Judy C., Clark Co., OH

Name: McDANIEL, LUIS Spouse: WILLIAMS, SARAH ANN Marriage Date: 18 Oct 1849 County: Gallia State: OH Source Information: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research. Ohio Marriages, 1803-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001. Original data: See extended description for original data sources listed by county. Description: This database contains records of marriages that took place in various counties in the State of Ohio, USA, between 1803 and 1900. Each record provides the names of both bride and groom, along with the marriage date.

Levi McDaniel is listed on the 1823, Madison Twp. Jackson Co., chattel property tax list. The 1830 census shows the Levi McDaniel family living in Jackson Co., Madison Twp. as 2 males under 5; 2 males 5 to 9; 1 male 10 to 14; 1 male 30 to 39; 1 female 30 to 39; 1 male 70 to 79. The 1840 census shows the Levi McDaniel family, living in Jackson Co., Jefferson Twp. as 1- male under 5; 2 males 5 to 10; 2 males 10 to 15; 2 males 15 to 20; 1 male 20 to 30; 1 male 30 to 40; 1 male 50 to 60; 1 female 50 to 60; and 1 male 80 to 90. The 1850 census shows Levi, age 56,a Minister, from Virginia, living in Jackson Co., Jefferson Twp.; Frances age 57, from Virginia; John Jehu age 21, a School teacher; Levi (2nd)18; and Martha 14. ----- Original Message ----- From: "bassitec" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 10:25 PM Subject: [OHGALLIA] McDaniel(s) & Williams >I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis >Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. >Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the >certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? > > I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. > > Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi > McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think > that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, > OH. > > Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? > > I appreciate any information & documentation!!1 > > Linda > [email protected] > > > > +++++++++++++ > This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service for > potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam For more information, > call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net > +++++++++++++ > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Levi McDaniel moved to Jackson County, Ohio, in 1819. He was a Baptist minister. He baptized many people in the rivers of Gallia and Jackson Counties. He was one of the earliest ministers of the Sandfork Baptist Church in Walnut Township, Gallia County, Ohio. Levi McDaniel married Frances Massie and they had 13 children, but six died in infancy. The children that survived infancy were: James, Lewis, Alfred, John, Levi, Jr., and Martha (she married a man named McLaughlin). From Scioto County, Ohio Probate records comes this copy of Levi's will: In the name of God Amen. I Levi McDaniel of Scioto Co., Ohio, make and publish this my last will and testament in words and form to wit: After my death I wish all funeral expenses and just debts paid, then I wish my wife to have the full control of my farm and one full third of the proceeds of the same as long as she lives. I wish my wife to be my executrix and to have full controle (sic) of my propperty (sic)to use on the farm or to sell at public or private sale as she may think best. I wish my daughter Marthy Shanly to have one hundred dollars ($100.00) at the death of my wife. I wish my property personal and real equally divided between the balance of my heirs named as follows: my sons James, William, Lewis T., Alfred, Jehu, John, Levi, and the heirs of John to have his share. I have aimed at what I thought was justice and hope all will be satisfied. In Witness thereof I hereunto set my hand and seal this 19th day of October, 1864. Levi McDaniel (his seal) The foregoing instrument signed published and declared by the above named Levi McDaniel as and for his last will and testament in presents of us who at his request have signed at witnesses to the same. Richard M. Owen Silvester McDaniel ----- Original Message ----- From: "bassitec" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 10:25 PM Subject: [OHGALLIA] McDaniel(s) & Williams >I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis >Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. >Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the >certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? > > I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. > > Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi > McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think > that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, > OH. > > Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? > > I appreciate any information & documentation!!1 > > Linda > [email protected] > > > > +++++++++++++ > This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service for > potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam For more information, > call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net > +++++++++++++ > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Lucasville is in Scioto County, OH ----- Original Message ----- From: "bassitec" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 10:25 PM Subject: [OHGALLIA] McDaniel(s) & Williams >I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis >Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. >Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the >certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? > > I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. > > Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi > McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think > that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, > OH. > > Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? > > I appreciate any information & documentation!!1 > > Linda > [email protected] > > > > +++++++++++++ > This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service for > potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam For more information, > call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net > +++++++++++++ > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hope this helps.... Judy C., Clark Co., OH Descendants of James W. 'RevSoldier' McDaniel Generation No. 1 1. SQUIRE JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER'1 MCDANIEL was born Abt. 1748 in >America bef. Rev.War(Served as Body Guard for Gen. George Washington, and died 1847 in 98y8m|Jackson|JacksonCo|OH. He married REBECCA LEWIS in VA. Notes for SQUIRE JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER' MCDANIEL: "bassitec" <[email protected]> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert To: [email protected] --Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 21:32:28 -0500 Subject: [OHJACKSO] McDANIEL, James W. & Levi Looking for James W. Mc Daniel, Rev. Soldier m. Rebecca Lewis in VA d. 1847 in Jackson Co. OH. Need proof for DAR documentation that Levi b. ca 1782 m. Frances Massie is the son of James W. McDaniel. Thanks,--Linda [email protected] *********************************** HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, Vol. 1, pg 528, published 1916: James W. McDaniel came to America before the Revolution and served as a body guard to General Washington during the war. He came to Ohio and settled half a mile below Oak Hill in 1819. He was on of the first Justices and his knowledge of books caused his neighbors to ask him to start a school. His only son, Rev. Levi McDaniel, was a minister of the Baptist Church. He began to preach about 1820. He and Dr. Gabriel McNeal had many joint discussions on the questions of baptism. His father in 1847, aged ninety-eight years and eight months. Rev. Levi McDaniel moved to Scioto County in 1859 and settled in Rush Township, where he died 19 Dec 1864. His wife died in Nov, 1879, aged eighty-one years. They were the parents of thirteen children, of who Levi became a minister. His son, John McDaniel, was born in Oak Hill in 1829 and taught school in Jackson County for several years. He moved to Scioto County with his father and was the first justice elected in Rush Township. HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, Vol. 1, pg 539, published 1916: JEFFERSON TWP (Jackson Co., OH): Jefferson Township was organized in January 1822. John Shumate was the first Lister; Basil Lewis, William Jenkins were trustees; Solomon Mackley, treasurer. They qualified before James McDaniel, the first justice of the township. Solomon Mackley, the second justice, qualified 23 May 1822. James McDaniel was one of the body guard of George Washington in the Revolution, came to Jackson Co., OH in 1819 and died in 1847. His grave is in an abandoned graveyard east of old Oak Hill ( east of Massey's Spring). He was ninety-eight years old at his death. For many years after coming into the county he taught school in a log hut near where McDaniel Switch was located afterward. Solomon Mackley lived where ex-Recorder William Thomas now resides, and built a horse mill on that hill. Dr. Gabriel McNeal settled in the township in 1810 and Peter Seel in 1814. William Hewitt, the hermit, was the first settler. He built his cabin on Upper Hewitt Fork, named for him about 1803, but moved back to Salt Creek in 1809. There have been three furnaces in the township, Jefferson, Monroe and Cambria, and Jefferson is still operated (as of 1916). The first Welshman came into the township in 1837 and their names are in the following list of road hands in 1838, viz: Peter Seel, William White, William Price, Elijah Browning, Eli Perry, James Boggs, George Slack, John White, Moses T. Cummings, Landon Boyd, Joseph Cummings, John West, Marcus West, William Ferrell, Andrew Ferrell, John Mackley, Joseph Phillips, Levi McDaniel, James Humphries, William R. Lloyd, Martin Phillips, Mat Farley, John Mackley, Levi Rambo, George Yeager, Gabriel McNeal, Wm. McNeal, Thomas McNeal, Ward Comer, Jesse Radabaugh, Green Shumate, Harrison Shumate, Amos Jenkins, Enoch Ewing, Berry Jenkins, Josiah, Realva & William H. C. Jenkins, Azariah and Benjamin Arthur, James Kincaid and Elijah Dulany, John Martin, William Martin, David Martin, Isaiah Jaycox, James, William, Joseph, Lewis and John Horton, John Shoemaker, Thomas Oliver, Amos Littlejohn, James White, Thomas Brock, William Allen, Joshua Evans, Daniel Evans, Joseph Jenkins, Robert Allen, Samuel O'Neal, John Harmon, John Clark, William J. Lonard, Henry Allen, Isaac Allen, James Allen, William Jones, Lewis Harmon, Michael Dever, David Edwards. Benjamin White, Emanual Comer, John Jenkins, William Comer, George Comer, Thomas Williams. The Welshmen in order of arrival were David Edwards, Joshua and Daniel Evans, William Jones and Thomas Williams. Old men over eighty years were not asked to work the roads and of those was David Evans, father of Joshua and Daniel, the first Welsh setter on Upper Hewitts Fork. John Horton came to the county settling in Madison Twp. in 1811, and died 6 Jun 1869. More About SQUIRE JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER' MCDANIEL: Burial: Grave yard east of Massey's Spring|JeffersonTwp|SciotoCo|OH Employment: Justice of the Peace, of JeffersonTwp|JacksonCoOH; known as 'Squires' of Madison, buried in old, almost forgotten grave yard east of Massey's Spring More About JAMES MCDANIEL and REBECCA LEWIS: Marriage: VA Child of JAMES MCDANIEL and REBECCA LEWIS is: 2. i. REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND'2 MCDANIEL, SR., b. 1782, Probably 1 mi. below Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH; d. 19 Dec 1864, Lucasville|RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH. Generation No. 2 2. REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND'2 MCDANIEL, SR. (JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER'1) was born 1782 in Probably 1 mi. below Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH, and died 19 Dec 1864 in Lucasville|RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH. He married FRANCES MASSIE 1812 in Greenbrier|VA. She was born Abt. 1798, and died Nov 1879 in 81|Lucasville|RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH. Notes for REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND' MCDANIEL, SR.: "bassitec" <[email protected]> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert To: [email protected] --Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 21:32:28 -0500 Subject: [OHJACKSO] McDANIEL, James W. & Levi Looking for James W. Mc Daniel, Rev. Soldier m. Rebecca Lewis in VA d. 1847 in Jackson Co. OH. Need proof for DAR documentation that Levi b. ca 1782 m. Frances Massie is the son of James W. McDaniel. Thanks,--Linda [email protected] *********************************** "bassitec" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 21:25:23 -0500 Subject: [OHGALLIA] McDaniel(s) & Williams I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, OH. Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? I appreciate any information & documentation!! Linda [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------- HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 548, PUBLISHED IN 1916: LEADING CLERGYMEN: Others from the Oak Hill neighborhood, who are now ministers are Revs. Levi McDaniel........... --------------------------------------------------------- HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 552, PUBLISHED IN 1916: EARLY SCHOOLS, EDUCATION & LEGISLATION: A school had been started at Oak Hill, or rather near Samsonville, by an old man named Parks Dear in 1819. This was a Baptist school and the conflict then raging between the Baptist led by Levi McDaniel and the Methodist led by Gabriel McNeal led the latter to organize a school in Northeastern Jefferson, which he taught himself a part of the time. More About REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND' MCDANIEL, SR.: Employment 1: One of the 1st Justices of RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH Employment 2: Abt. 1820, Baptist Minister. Levi & Dr. Gabriel McNeal had many discussions about questions on baptism Residence: 1819, Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH> RushTwp|Scioto Co., OH in 1859 More About LEVI MCDANIEL and FRANCES MASSIE: Marriage: 1812, Greenbrier|VA Child of LEVI MCDANIEL and FRANCES MASSIE is: 3. i. LEVI3 MCDANIEL, JR.. Generation No. 3 3. LEVI3 MCDANIEL, JR. (LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND'2, JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER'1) Notes for LEVI MCDANIEL, JR.: HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 452, published in 1916: CONDITONS OF OAK HILL (1856): The following notes from the pen of Davic Mackley picture conditions of Oak hill up to 1856: "A short distance above the old store house where Levi McDaniel and Wilson Lewis, Silas Skelton, James Reed, Peter Null and several other sold goods forty odd years ago (1875) is a great ore bank." More About LEVI MCDANIEL, JR.: Employment: Became a minister like his father, Levi Lewis McDaniel, Sr. Residence: 1859, Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH> RushTwp|Scioto Co., OH in 1859 Child of LEVI MCDANIEL, JR. is: i. JOHN4 MCDANIEL, b. 1829, Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH> RushTwp|Scioto Co., OH in 1859. More About JOHN MCDANIEL: Employment 1: Taught school in JacksonCo|OH for several years. Employment 2: Aft. 1859, One of the 1st Justices of RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH bassitec <[email protected]> wrote: I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, OH. Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? I appreciate any information & documentation!!1 Linda [email protected] +++++++++++++ This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service for potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam For more information, call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net +++++++++++++ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hope this helps.... Judy C., Clark Co., OH Descendants of James W. 'RevSoldier' McDaniel Generation No. 1 1. SQUIRE JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER'1 MCDANIEL was born Abt. 1748 in >America bef. Rev.War(Served as Body Guard for Gen. George Washington, and died 1847 in 98y8m|Jackson|JacksonCo|OH. He married REBECCA LEWIS in VA. Notes for SQUIRE JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER' MCDANIEL: "bassitec" <[email protected]> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert To: [email protected] --Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 21:32:28 -0500 Subject: [OHJACKSO] McDANIEL, James W. & Levi Looking for James W. Mc Daniel, Rev. Soldier m. Rebecca Lewis in VA d. 1847 in Jackson Co. OH. Need proof for DAR documentation that Levi b. ca 1782 m. Frances Massie is the son of James W. McDaniel. Thanks,--Linda [email protected] *********************************** HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, Vol. 1, pg 528, published 1916: James W. McDaniel came to America before the Revolution and served as a body guard to General Washington during the war. He came to Ohio and settled half a mile below Oak Hill in 1819. He was on of the first Justices and his knowledge of books caused his neighbors to ask him to start a school. His only son, Rev. Levi McDaniel, was a minister of the Baptist Church. He began to preach about 1820. He and Dr. Gabriel McNeal had many joint discussions on the questions of baptism. His father in 1847, aged ninety-eight years and eight months. Rev. Levi McDaniel moved to Scioto County in 1859 and settled in Rush Township, where he died 19 Dec 1864. His wife died in Nov, 1879, aged eighty-one years. They were the parents of thirteen children, of who Levi became a minister. His son, John McDaniel, was born in Oak Hill in 1829 and taught school in Jackson County for several years. He moved to Scioto County with his father and was the first justice elected in Rush Township. HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, Vol. 1, pg 539, published 1916: JEFFERSON TWP (Jackson Co., OH): Jefferson Township was organized in January 1822. John Shumate was the first Lister; Basil Lewis, William Jenkins were trustees; Solomon Mackley, treasurer. They qualified before James McDaniel, the first justice of the township. Solomon Mackley, the second justice, qualified 23 May 1822. James McDaniel was one of the body guard of George Washington in the Revolution, came to Jackson Co., OH in 1819 and died in 1847. His grave is in an abandoned graveyard east of old Oak Hill ( east of Massey's Spring). He was ninety-eight years old at his death. For many years after coming into the county he taught school in a log hut near where McDaniel Switch was located afterward. Solomon Mackley lived where ex-Recorder William Thomas now resides, and built a horse mill on that hill. Dr. Gabriel McNeal settled in the township in 1810 and Peter Seel in 1814. William Hewitt, the hermit, was the first settler. He built his cabin on Upper Hewitt Fork, named for him about 1803, but moved back to Salt Creek in 1809. There have been three furnaces in the township, Jefferson, Monroe and Cambria, and Jefferson is still operated (as of 1916). The first Welshman came into the township in 1837 and their names are in the following list of road hands in 1838, viz: Peter Seel, William White, William Price, Elijah Browning, Eli Perry, James Boggs, George Slack, John White, Moses T. Cummings, Landon Boyd, Joseph Cummings, John West, Marcus West, William Ferrell, Andrew Ferrell, John Mackley, Joseph Phillips, Levi McDaniel, James Humphries, William R. Lloyd, Martin Phillips, Mat Farley, John Mackley, Levi Rambo, George Yeager, Gabriel McNeal, Wm. McNeal, Thomas McNeal, Ward Comer, Jesse Radabaugh, Green Shumate, Harrison Shumate, Amos Jenkins, Enoch Ewing, Berry Jenkins, Josiah, Realva & William H. C. Jenkins, Azariah and Benjamin Arthur, James Kincaid and Elijah Dulany, John Martin, William Martin, David Martin, Isaiah Jaycox, James, William, Joseph, Lewis and John Horton, John Shoemaker, Thomas Oliver, Amos Littlejohn, James White, Thomas Brock, William Allen, Joshua Evans, Daniel Evans, Joseph Jenkins, Robert Allen, Samuel O'Neal, John Harmon, John Clark, William J. Lonard, Henry Allen, Isaac Allen, James Allen, William Jones, Lewis Harmon, Michael Dever, David Edwards. Benjamin White, Emanual Comer, John Jenkins, William Comer, George Comer, Thomas Williams. The Welshmen in order of arrival were David Edwards, Joshua and Daniel Evans, William Jones and Thomas Williams. Old men over eighty years were not asked to work the roads and of those was David Evans, father of Joshua and Daniel, the first Welsh setter on Upper Hewitts Fork. John Horton came to the county settling in Madison Twp. in 1811, and died 6 Jun 1869. More About SQUIRE JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER' MCDANIEL: Burial: Grave yard east of Massey's Spring|JeffersonTwp|SciotoCo|OH Employment: Justice of the Peace, of JeffersonTwp|JacksonCoOH; known as 'Squires' of Madison, buried in old, almost forgotten grave yard east of Massey's Spring More About JAMES MCDANIEL and REBECCA LEWIS: Marriage: VA Child of JAMES MCDANIEL and REBECCA LEWIS is: 2. i. REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND'2 MCDANIEL, SR., b. 1782, Probably 1 mi. below Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH; d. 19 Dec 1864, Lucasville|RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH. Generation No. 2 2. REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND'2 MCDANIEL, SR. (JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER'1) was born 1782 in Probably 1 mi. below Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH, and died 19 Dec 1864 in Lucasville|RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH. He married FRANCES MASSIE 1812 in Greenbrier|VA. She was born Abt. 1798, and died Nov 1879 in 81|Lucasville|RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH. Notes for REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND' MCDANIEL, SR.: "bassitec" <[email protected]> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert To: [email protected] --Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 21:32:28 -0500 Subject: [OHJACKSO] McDANIEL, James W. & Levi Looking for James W. Mc Daniel, Rev. Soldier m. Rebecca Lewis in VA d. 1847 in Jackson Co. OH. Need proof for DAR documentation that Levi b. ca 1782 m. Frances Massie is the son of James W. McDaniel. Thanks,--Linda [email protected] *********************************** "bassitec" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 21:25:23 -0500 Subject: [OHGALLIA] McDaniel(s) & Williams I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, OH. Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? I appreciate any information & documentation!! Linda [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------- HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 548, PUBLISHED IN 1916: LEADING CLERGYMEN: Others from the Oak Hill neighborhood, who are now ministers are Revs. Levi McDaniel........... --------------------------------------------------------- HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 552, PUBLISHED IN 1916: EARLY SCHOOLS, EDUCATION & LEGISLATION: A school had been started at Oak Hill, or rather near Samsonville, by an old man named Parks Dear in 1819. This was a Baptist school and the conflict then raging between the Baptist led by Levi McDaniel and the Methodist led by Gabriel McNeal led the latter to organize a school in Northeastern Jefferson, which he taught himself a part of the time. More About REV. LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND' MCDANIEL, SR.: Employment 1: One of the 1st Justices of RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH Employment 2: Abt. 1820, Baptist Minister. Levi & Dr. Gabriel McNeal had many discussions about questions on baptism Residence: 1819, Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH> RushTwp|Scioto Co., OH in 1859 More About LEVI MCDANIEL and FRANCES MASSIE: Marriage: 1812, Greenbrier|VA Child of LEVI MCDANIEL and FRANCES MASSIE is: 3. i. LEVI3 MCDANIEL, JR.. Generation No. 3 3. LEVI3 MCDANIEL, JR. (LEVI LEWIS 'REVERAND'2, JAMES W. 'REVSOLDIER'1) Notes for LEVI MCDANIEL, JR.: HANGING ROCK IRON REGION OF OHIO, pg 452, published in 1916: CONDITONS OF OAK HILL (1856): The following notes from the pen of Davic Mackley picture conditions of Oak hill up to 1856: "A short distance above the old store house where Levi McDaniel and Wilson Lewis, Silas Skelton, James Reed, Peter Null and several other sold goods forty odd years ago (1875) is a great ore bank." More About LEVI MCDANIEL, JR.: Employment: Became a minister like his father, Levi Lewis McDaniel, Sr. Residence: 1859, Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH> RushTwp|Scioto Co., OH in 1859 Child of LEVI MCDANIEL, JR. is: i. JOHN4 MCDANIEL, b. 1829, Oak Hill|JacksonCo|OH> RushTwp|Scioto Co., OH in 1859. More About JOHN MCDANIEL: Employment 1: Taught school in JacksonCo|OH for several years. Employment 2: Aft. 1859, One of the 1st Justices of RushTwp|SciotoCo|OH bassitec <[email protected]> wrote: I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, OH. Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? I appreciate any information & documentation!!1 Linda [email protected] +++++++++++++ This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service for potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam For more information, call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net +++++++++++++ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I need marriage proof (certified copy from county marriage book) that Lewis Levi McDaniel married Sarah Ann Williams in Gallia Co, OH in ca 1849. Could someone do a lookup for me??? What is the best way to secure the certified copy from Gallia Co., OH??? I would like to communicate with anyone researching this line. Also, I am trying to document that Levi Lewis McDaniel was the son of Levi McDaniel who married Frances Massie in 1812, Greenbriar, VA. I think that both, Levi McDaniel & his wife, Frances Massie died in Lucasville, OH. Also, in what county is Lucasville located??? I appreciate any information & documentation!!1 Linda [email protected] +++++++++++++ This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service for potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam For more information, call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net +++++++++++++

The Jackson County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society (JCOGS) will be holding its monthly meeting on Monday, July 16, 2007 at 6:00 PM in the Potter room of the Jackson city library. The guest speaker is Charles Weese, who will discuss the various types of census records available to help in doing family history research. The public is cordially invited to attend. Please note the new starting time for the meeting. And for anyone wondering, yes this is Charles Weese, our Rootsweb website administrator.

Mr. K. Haybron Adams, a Professor Emeritus of Library Science, Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah will be speaking at the Gallia County Historical and Genealogical Society. The BYU Library has about 4,500,000 books in its collection, and Adams was a History Reference Librarian, the Genealogy Reference Librarian, and Rare Books and Archives Reference Librarian. He has taught genealogy class at the university as well. Adams has written genealogy books on Ohio families and Ohio records. He has spoken at conferences of the National Genealogical Society and other organizations. He has served as a past president of the Utah Genealogical Society as well. Adams will be speaking about genealogical research, libraries, family history, and other resources. He will assist researchers who want to learn especially about records in Germany, German/Russian immigration and Ohio River settlement records from Marietta to Cincinnati from Europe to the United States of America. The Gallia County Historical and Genealogical Society, located at 412 Second Ave, Gallipolis, Ohio welcomes the public to hear this guest speaker at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 15, 2007. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dear Robin: We've probably spoken before, and I don't remember, but how are you related to the Mulford's? Just wondered. Teresa Herrmann Columbus, Ohio

Who are you looking for? I have a number of MULFORD'S in my family tree but only one SANDS and that name is not in connection with any Mulfords. I'll try to help. Robin Fife Original Message ----- From: "Chad" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 8:56 AM Subject: [OHGALLIA] 1860 census lookup please >I am looking for anyone surname Sands or Mulford > I am hoping someone has a index book because i am not finding what i am looking for on ancestry.com > Thanks in advance > > Chad > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Whoops! I sorry, I forgot to erase the note that I replied to. Teresa Herrmann

I have all the Mulfords on my tree, which ones are you looking for? Enos Cook Mulford who married Zuba Ann Van Meter was living in Sutton, Meigs County, Ohio during the 1860 census, along with all his children. They were originally in Mason County, West Virginia for the 1830 till 1856 time period then hit Meigs County, Ohio. Enos Mulford's father, Ezekial Mulford was born in Wayne County, Pennsylvania and moved to Point Pleasant, Mason County West Virginia; had all his children, then moved to Cheshire, Gallia County, Ohio where he died in 1871. He was buried in the "Old Roush Cemetery" in Cheshire Township, Gallia County, Ohio Let me know who you want. Teresa Herrmann Columbus, Ohio -------Original Message------- From: Chad Date: 7/3/2007 8:58:31 AM To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: [OHGALLIA] 1860 census lookup please I am looking for anyone surname Sands or Mulford I am hoping someone has a index book because i am not finding what i am looking for on ancestry.com Thanks in advance Chad ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

There are 136 Mulfords in Ohio on 1860 census. None listed living in Gallia Co., but perhaps whoever you're looking for was in another place that year. County lines changed over time too. What given names? juanita > I am looking for anyone surname Sands or Mulford > I am hoping someone has a index book because i am not finding what i > am looking for on ancestry.com Thanks in advance > > Chad > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am looking for anyone surname Sands or Mulford I am hoping someone has a index book because i am not finding what i am looking for on ancestry.com Thanks in advance Chad