Barbara, Thank you for the site, very interesting and very easy to use. I haven't found any one yet but I'll keep looking. Marjorie L. Wood ----- Original Message ----- From: <Tyyobarb@aol.com> To: <OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 4:08 PM Subject: [OHGALLIA-L] Boston College Database "The Search For Missing Friends" > Listers, I recently received this information from another list I belong to: > > > Boston College recently announced it's putting online the "The Search For > Missing Friends" column through which Irish immigrants tried to find relatives > and friends they'd lost track of. > > It previously was available only as an eight-volume collection of books. > > The database is at www.infowanted.bc.edu > > There was a long article about the ads and the database in the Boston > Globe at the following address: > > < > http://www.boston.com/news/education/higher/articles/2005/03/17/the_irish_imm > igrant_past_gets_tie_to_today/> > > FYI: > Apparently the Boston Globe article about the database was free only the > first day it appeared. When I linked to the Boston Globe address, the article > was not free unless you have a subscription with the Boston Globe. > Fortunately, you don't need to read the article to use the database. > > Good luck, > > Barbara Brown > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > Check the address you are replying to before sending your message. > > > > > _____________________________________________________ > This message scanned for viruses by CoreComm >

Listers, I recently received this information from another list I belong to: Boston College recently announced it's putting online the "The Search For Missing Friends" column through which Irish immigrants tried to find relatives and friends they'd lost track of. It previously was available only as an eight-volume collection of books. The database is at www.infowanted.bc.edu There was a long article about the ads and the database in the Boston Globe at the following address: < http://www.boston.com/news/education/higher/articles/2005/03/17/the_irish_imm igrant_past_gets_tie_to_today/> FYI: Apparently the Boston Globe article about the database was free only the first day it appeared. When I linked to the Boston Globe address, the article was not free unless you have a subscription with the Boston Globe. Fortunately, you don't need to read the article to use the database. Good luck, Barbara Brown

Louise, Do you have any information on Ann Gilmore, who her parents or siblings were? I have Gilmores in Gallia Co, and I thought the Ralphs were in Meigs Co. Was Ann related to any of the Gilmores in Gallia? Sheri eleven@mfi.net wrote: > Mary Jane Blake married William S Ralph May 8, 1846 in Gallia Co, OH. > William was the s/o Stephen & Ann (Gilmore) Ralph. Sorry I do not have > information for Mary Jane but have lots of information on the Ralph > family. > > Louise > ----- Original Message ----- From: <DSpeck1926@aol.com> > >> Hello Sally Jo. >> >> Read your note on the Gallia County List and was wondering if you >> might have >> any thing on a Mary Jane Blake who married a William Rolph? >> >> > > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > For those of you on Digest mode, please don't quote the entire digest > when replying. Also, check your subject line; making it meaningful > will increase your chances of being read. > > >

Mary Jane Blake married William S Ralph May 8, 1846 in Gallia Co, OH. William was the s/o Stephen & Ann (Gilmore) Ralph. Sorry I do not have information for Mary Jane but have lots of information on the Ralph family. Louise ----- Original Message ----- From: <DSpeck1926@aol.com> > Hello Sally Jo. > > Read your note on the Gallia County List and was wondering if you might > have > any thing on a Mary Jane Blake who married a William Rolph? > >

You are very welcome! I enjoyed sharing the local history of Gallia County's interesting women. Marjorie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Hobart" <slhobart@sbcglobal.net> To: <OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 8:47 PM Subject: RE: [OHGALLIA-L] Woman's Histoy Month > Thanks for posting. This was very interesting! > > Sharon > Ft. Worth, TX > > -----Original Message----- > From: Marjorie L. Gilliam Wood [mailto:woodchuck@eurekanet.com] > Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 10:02 PM > To: OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [OHGALLIA-L] Woman's Histoy Month > > > Sorry I forgot to sign my name to the last post. > > Continuing, > > "Mad" Ann Bailey was a scout and spy during the Revolutionary War era who > later settled in Harrison Twp. She was well known for her daring feats, > skill with a rifle and exert horsemanship. > > Bernice Borden was a dynamic educator and church leader in the local > African-American Community. She taught for more than 40 years in the local > school district and was known and respected for pushing young black children > to do their best. She was a leader in the Boy Scouts locally and was also > nationally known as an educator and church leader. > > Lillian Mitchell was the daughter of Robert Mitchell who sued the Gallipolis > City School district to end its policy of segregation in the early 1900's. > She attended Lincoln Colored School in Gallipolis and attend Gallia Academy > after it was integrated. She later became the dean of music at Howard > University in Washington, DC. > > Alma Holzer, was the wife of Dr. Charles E. Holzer Sr. and founded the > Holzer School of Nursing, which is now based at the University of Rio > Grande. > > Ella Lupton was the first female doctor in Gallia County. She set up > practice near the turn of the century between the late 1800's and early > 1900's . She died at the age of 99. > > Hannah Maxon was a Civil War Nurse and considered to be the "Florence > Nightingale of Gallia County" She worked at the Civil War hospital that was > located at the site of the present day Gallipolis Development Center. > > Marie Menager was one of the French 500 which settled in Gallipolis in 1790 > and was portrayed by one of her descendants. > > Permila Atwood along with her husband Nehemiah Atwood founded Rio Grande > College in 1876. Nehemiah Atwood died in 1869 but Permilia carried on the > work of seeing the college become a reality. It is the present day > University of Rio Grande. > > Irene Miles (we did not have a portrayer) but we had found this woman to be > very interesting. She was the leader of the Woman's Temperance Union. She > waged war against the use of alcohol in Gallia County and helped close > several local saloons. > > This is just a brief history of these woman, more can be found at the Gallia > County Historical & Genealogical Society. > > Marjorie L. Wood > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > Check the address you are replying to before sending your message. > > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > For those of you on Digest mode, please don't quote the entire digest when replying. Also, check your subject line; making it meaningful will increase your chances of being read. > > > > > _____________________________________________________ > This message scanned for viruses by CoreComm >

Thanks for taking the time to post all these. I haven't had a chance to go through all of them but appreciate you providing it. -----Original Message----- From: Denise Ashleman [mailto:saultz@bellsouth.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 10:44 PM To: OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Fw: [OHGALLIA-L] More early marriages OCR 1862-1863, 1866 Subject: [OHGALLIA-L] More early marriages OCR 1862-1863, 1866 > GROOM BRIDE DATE MARRIED BY > VOL-PAGE > > Eblin, James A. Davis, Elizabeth 12- 7-1862 Powell, A. > J. 3-17 > Williams, Thomas P. Westlake, Frances A. 12-23-1862 Miller, John > T. 3-17 > Maddy, Hudson Berry, Eliza 12-25-1862 Wiggins, C. > P. 3-17 > Cunningham, John P. Jones, Sarah F. 12-11-1862 Cochran, > William H. 3-17 > McFarlin, Joseph Cordle, Sarah Jane 1- 2-1863 Rose, Daniel > H. 3-17 > Weatherholt, John W. Waugh, Mary Rachel 12-25-1862 Clark, > William H. 3-18 > Angle, Lewis A. Nalle, Virginia J. 1- 6-1863 Williams, > John 3-18 > Jarnell, Claiborne Ellis, Sarah Jane 1- 5-1863 Damron, > John G. 3-18 > Gwin, Thomas C. Rife, Elizabeth Jane l0-23-1862 Martin, > James M. 3-18 > Lanthorn, Joseph Clark, Mary Jane 11-27-1862 Clark, > William H. 3-18 > Pritchett, George Waugh, Emily 12-28-1862 Caldwell, > James E. 3-18 > Mumford, George E. Patterson, Fannie 1- 1-1863 Williams, > John 3-18 > Lloyd, John E. Morgan, Ann C. 12-10- 1862 Jones, Evan > S. 3-18 > Peters, Jefferson Guy, Martha 1- 6-1863 Holcomb, > John E. 3-19 > Holt, William B. Anderson, Anna 4-17-1861 Norman, John > 3-19 > Kirkman, Campbell Fowler, Elizabeth 11-16-1863 Day, Robert > H. 3-19 > Hutchins, David Garkins, Mary 10-16-1862 Norman, John > 3-19 > Lambert, Philip Robinson, Ann M. Shelton, > Claiborn 3-19 > Bing, Alpheus S. Titus, Helen 11- 4-1862 McLean, S. > A. 3-19 > James, Bennet S. Cooley, Mariah 11-23-1862 Howe, Hiram > R. 3-19 > Jones, John Isaac Evans, Margaret 12- 2-1862 Davies, John > A. 3-19 > Little, James E. Leaper, Margaret E. 12- 2-1862 Rowe, John > 3-20 > McCarty, Franklin N. Danner, Jane 11-23-1862 Boggs, S. W. > 3-20 > Gaskins, John W. Gillen, sarah E. 10-26-1862 Norman, > John 3-20 > Wallow, Amos S. Shiveley, Eve Ann 9-18-1862 Holcomb, > John E. 3-20 > Jockey, George C. Rajain, Francis E. 12- 9-1862 Damron, John > G. 3-20 > Small, Simon S. Gardner, Trypohosia 10- 5-1862 Barringer, > James 3-20 > Miller, Thomas Tanner, Martha Ann 8-20-1862 Shelton, > Claiborn 3-20 > Lear, Henry Klages, Caroline 12-28-1862 Ortermyer, > F. K. 3-20 > Williams, Jacob Arnold, Sarah Jane 10- 9-1862 Shelton, > Claiborn 3-21 > Wayson, Henry Sowards, Caroline M, 11- 6-1862 Chapman, > George 3-21 > Dodd, John L. Gilmore, Elizabeth 11-26-1862 Devoir, > Solomon 3-21 > Kulp, Charles Kester, Bereet 5-11-1863 Williams, > John 3-21 > Smith, Peter Wilson, Margaret M. 4-22- 1863 Waddell, E. > E. 3-21 > Chambers, William B. Wigner, Henrietta 12-14-1862 Russell, > John 3-21 > James, David J. Beman, Pluma 1-10-1863 Davies, Evan > 3-21 > Isaacs, Richard Jones, Ann W. 1-29-1863 Davis, > Edward 3-21 > Keeler, David A. Wright, Emma Maria 2- 5-1863 Stebbins, > George A. 3-22 > man, Henry G. Shaw, Emily 2- 5-1863 Barringer, > James 3-22 > Anderson, John Haney, Elvina 1-22-1863 Barringer, > James 3-22 > Blazer, Joseph J. Lowery, Cleopatra E. 3- 2-1863 Barringer, > James 3-22 > Price, William Hill, Nancy Ann 3- 5-1863 Williams, > John 3-22 > Edmunson, Joseph Claflin, Mahala 2-19-1863 Stebbins, > George A. 3-22 > Halsted, Abner Daylong, Rhoda K. 2- 6-1863 Damron, John > G. 3-22 > Lumzy, George Cox, Elizabeth 2- 5-1863 Williams, > John 3-22 > Carter, James Russell, Lorinda J. 6-23-1863 Holcomb, John > E. 3-23 > Gomer, Edward Johnston, Mary 3-26-1863 Howe, Hiram > R. 3-23 > Friend, Charles S. Tredway, Ann E. 6- 2-1863 Banfill, > George 3-23 > Moore, William Pierce, Margaret E. 6-11-1863 Rowe, John > 3-23 > Robinson, William Frost, Emily 6-11-1863 Rowe, John > 3-23 > Cuthbert, R. D. Dailey, Sarah Ann 3-16-1863 Rowe, John > 3-23 > Clounch, Alexander Lamaster, Mary Eilen 11-10-1863 Worth, > Robert 3-23 > > > > GROOM BRIDE DATE MARRIED BY > VOL-PAGE > > Leonard, Marvin Jones, Mary A. 10-11-1866 Vanzant, > Lorenzo D. 3-157 > Watkins, Lindsey Brown, Sarah D, 9-22-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-157 > Hassey, Thomas D, Pridy, Nancy 9-21-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-157 > James, Alfred Dority, Mariah 8-16-1866 Reisinger, > Thomas M. 3-157 > Cahoon, James Hill, Sarah 8-26-1866 Reisinger, > Thomas M. 3-157 > Houck, Robert H, Folden, Eliza Ann 9-16-1866 Drummond, > Samuel 3-158 > Palmer, Samuel Dyke, Susan s, 9-24-1866 Reisinger, > Thomas M, 3-158 > Holmes, Austin Woods, Elmira 9-23-1866 Burnett, > Charles Ives 3-158 > Bell, Henry Lewis Brown, Sarah 9-26-1866 Morgan, William > 3-158 > Jenkins, D. P. Gearsen, Margaret 9-18-1866 Martindill, > James A. 3-158 > James, William Jeffers, Elizabeth C, 9-22-1866 Martindill, > James A, 3-158 > Douglass, Henry Regnier, Emily 9-26-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-158 > Fitch, Henry H. Houck, Elizabeth J, 9- 9-1866 Drummond, > Samuel 3-158 > Walter, John C. Greenlee, Eliza J, 10-12-1866 Waddell, > William 3-159 > Caldwell, John W. Barton, Jensena A, 10-11-1866 Waddell, > William 3-159 > Harkens, John W, Jones, Agnes 9- 8-1866 Graham, D. H. > 3-159 > Hopkins, Isaac Kenneday, Patience 9-20-1866 Graham, D, H, > 3=159 > Fierbaugh, Robert Cooper, Sarah 10-11-1866 Williams, James > F. 3-159 > Smith, Elza Flack, Mary F. 10-11-1866 Thompson, > William 3-159 > Carr, Robert A, Edminston, Admire S, 10- 2-1866 Howe, Hiram R. > 3-159 > Bandy, John McDonald, Tabitha 10-17-1866 Damson, John G. > 3-159 > McClaskie, James Ralph, Elizabeth 9-30-1866 Robinson, > Samuel 3-160 > Robinson, Marion Gilson, Sarah 9-20-1866 Kent, Henry A. > 3-160 > Huntley, Stephen Beaird, Amy Ann 9-27-1864 Martin, > Benjamin 3-160 > Cornell, William H, Denney, Margaret M. 9-13-1866 Dyas, Lewis > 3-160 > Booker, Samson Wilson, Martha 3- 2-1866 Waddell, E, E, > 3-160 > McCarty, Samuel Hanley, Mary F, 9-30-1866 Jenkins, > William S, 3-160 > Shuler, Alexander Sisson, Susan M. 9-30-1866 Jenkins, > William S. 3-160 > Martin, William H. Patterson, Jennie 10- 1-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-160 > Dunney, William Jenks, Sarah 9-28-1866 Rose, William > D. 3-161 > Cahoon, William Ha Dupre, Eve 9-20-1866 Holcomb, John > E, 3-161 > Hashbarger, Thomas Slagel, Sarah Jane 9-13-1866 Russell, John > 3-161 > Stevens, Thomas Carter, Mary 8- 9-1866 Howe, Hiram R. > 3-161 > Davis, Rufus W, Matthews, Sarah V. 9-16-1866 Baker, O. E, > 3-161 > Kid, Thomas Scott, Martha J, 9-12-1866 Beardsley, H, > J, 3-161 > Hopkins, Russell B. Dillon, Elizabeth J. 8-14-1866 Beardsley, H. > J. 3-161 > Hogsett, S. C. Golden, Harriet 9- 9-1866 Griffith, > William J, 3-161 > Morton, S. H, Russell, Mary c, 8-16-1866 Griffith, > WIlliam J, 3-162 > Shook, Wilbur Fox, Rachel Ann 9-13-1866 Grandstaff, > Robert 3-162 > Thompson, James Barker, Hannah E. 7-26-1866 Caldwell, > James E, 3-162 > Morrison, John H. Cherrington, Cynthia 9-12-1866 Lewis, John W. > 3-162 > Littlejohn, Zadock Bandy, Martha J. 2-25-1851 Shelton, > Claiborn 3-162 > Boggy, George W. McMillan, Sylphena 8-13-1865 Howell, Isaac > W. 3-162 > McCormick, William Blake, Hannah D. 11- 8-1865 Howell, Isaac > W, 3-162 > Long, Robin Shepherd, Jane 7- 8-1866 Howell, Isaac > we 3-162 > Beard, Daniel P, Hanger, Mary 9- 2-1866 Spangler, John > FE 3-163 > Lear, Lewis Edler, Minnie 9- 2-1866 Theiss, L. > 3-163 > Sherrit, James Reese, Anne 9- 3-1866 Williams, David > B, 3-163 > Gilbert, Charles Compton, Maria 9- 3-1866 Ingels, Jesse > 3-163 > Brothers, Wheeler Markin, Nancy S. 9-13-1866 Houck, John > 3-163 > Ward, Daniel Vance, Caroline 9- 6-1866 Willis, > Harrison 3-163 > Calhoon, Henry N. Ross, Ladotia L, 10- 2-1866 Bickel, John > 3-163 > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > The Gallia County Historical and Genealogical Society > offers memberships and publications at: > P.O. Box 295 > Gallipolis, OH 45631 > 740-446-7200 > histsoc@zoomnet.net > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== For those of you on Digest mode, please don't quote the entire digest when replying. 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Thanks for posting. This was very interesting! Sharon Ft. Worth, TX -----Original Message----- From: Marjorie L. Gilliam Wood [mailto:woodchuck@eurekanet.com] Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 10:02 PM To: OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHGALLIA-L] Woman's Histoy Month Sorry I forgot to sign my name to the last post. Continuing, "Mad" Ann Bailey was a scout and spy during the Revolutionary War era who later settled in Harrison Twp. She was well known for her daring feats, skill with a rifle and exert horsemanship. Bernice Borden was a dynamic educator and church leader in the local African-American Community. She taught for more than 40 years in the local school district and was known and respected for pushing young black children to do their best. She was a leader in the Boy Scouts locally and was also nationally known as an educator and church leader. Lillian Mitchell was the daughter of Robert Mitchell who sued the Gallipolis City School district to end its policy of segregation in the early 1900's. She attended Lincoln Colored School in Gallipolis and attend Gallia Academy after it was integrated. She later became the dean of music at Howard University in Washington, DC. Alma Holzer, was the wife of Dr. Charles E. Holzer Sr. and founded the Holzer School of Nursing, which is now based at the University of Rio Grande. Ella Lupton was the first female doctor in Gallia County. She set up practice near the turn of the century between the late 1800's and early 1900's . She died at the age of 99. Hannah Maxon was a Civil War Nurse and considered to be the "Florence Nightingale of Gallia County" She worked at the Civil War hospital that was located at the site of the present day Gallipolis Development Center. Marie Menager was one of the French 500 which settled in Gallipolis in 1790 and was portrayed by one of her descendants. Permila Atwood along with her husband Nehemiah Atwood founded Rio Grande College in 1876. Nehemiah Atwood died in 1869 but Permilia carried on the work of seeing the college become a reality. It is the present day University of Rio Grande. Irene Miles (we did not have a portrayer) but we had found this woman to be very interesting. She was the leader of the Woman's Temperance Union. She waged war against the use of alcohol in Gallia County and helped close several local saloons. This is just a brief history of these woman, more can be found at the Gallia County Historical & Genealogical Society. Marjorie L. Wood ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== Check the address you are replying to before sending your message.

Thanks so much for info, will check out areas you suggested. You guys do a great job for us. Thanks again judi

Zebulon B Lewis 1813 OH (>Zebulon b. 1773 VA> Samuel b. 1740 ?) You left out Zebulon B Lewis's father Zebulon. Raymond ----- Original Message ----- From: "JoRetta Lewis" <jg_lewis@msn.com> To: <OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 6:57 AM Subject: [OHGALLIA-L] Zebulon Lewis > Seeking records on Zebulon Lewis, his parents, their parents and his descendents. > > Most seem to have been born in Virginia but came to Ohio early on. > Zebulon B. Lewis, son of Samuel Lewis, was born in Ohio November 13, 1813. This appears to be our ancestor. He and his family move to Indiana where he dies before 1880. His family continue into Arkansas, we think, and finally into Texas., > > Any help is appreciated. > > JoRetta Lewis > > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > If you want to unsubscribe to the list, send an email to OHGALLIA-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com with the word unsubscribe in the text of the email. > > >

Sorry about that oversight...so many names the same....and being new to research can be a liability. It should have read ZEBULON B. LEWIS, son of ZEBULON LEWIS, possibly the son of SAMUEL LEWIS who is possibly the son of WILSON LEWIS. I know our ancestor is listed on the Census as Zebulon B. Lewis and Zebulon Lewis and Zeb. Lewis. I can pinpoint him in Tippecanoe, Indiana in 1850, in Hickory Missouri in 1860 and 1870.. All these Censuses enumerate him as being born in Ohio in 1813 and the names of the children are the same so I feel fairly comfortable with that portion....it is all these others that baffle me Thanks Ray for helping keep me straight I sure need all the help I can get. JoRetta. ... . ----- Original Message ----- From: JoRetta Lewis<mailto:jg_lewis@msn.com> To: OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 8:57 AM Subject: Zebulon Lewis Seeking records on Zebulon Lewis, his parents, their parents and his descendents. Most seem to have been born in Virginia but came to Ohio early on. Zebulon B. Lewis, son of Samuel Lewis, was born in Ohio November 13, 1813. This appears to be our ancestor. He and his family move to Indiana where he dies before 1880. His family continue into Arkansas, we think, and finally into Texas., Any help is appreciated. JoRetta Lewis

Seeking records on Zebulon Lewis, his parents, their parents and his descendents. Most seem to have been born in Virginia but came to Ohio early on. Zebulon B. Lewis, son of Samuel Lewis, was born in Ohio November 13, 1813. This appears to be our ancestor. He and his family move to Indiana where he dies before 1880. His family continue into Arkansas, we think, and finally into Texas., Any help is appreciated. JoRetta Lewis

This is just some of the info. I have about the Blake/Daggett families. If you would like more or have more for me and you think it might be too detailed for this list, feel free to contact me at sallyjoq@yahoo.com At the age of 21, David Blake married Martha Daggett. She was 20. They were married Sept. 3, 1785. Apparently the newly wedded couple left immediately for the "west", as both of their grave markers bear the notation that they came to Ohio in 1785. It was not uncommon in those days for officers to bring their wives along on such posts, and this is presumably what David Blake did. It was at this fort that their first child (Sally Blake) was born on May 7, 1787. According to family tradition, she was the first white child born in what is now Marietta, Ohio. A year later, on April 7, 1788, the flat-boats carrying the colonists from New England who were to found the city of Marietta, arrived. Perhaps after the sale of the home at Campus Martius in 1809, he farmed until he moved to Gallia County in 1817 when, at the age of 53, he left Washington County and came to Gallia County, settling in Ohio Township. In 1819, he purchased a 100 acre "lot" being #588 in Secs. 25, 31, 32, 33 of Twp. #1, Rng. 14 of the Ohio Company purchase. This property is today owned by his descendants and reaches from the river, with its rich bottom to the hills along which the road (Route 7) runs. I am a descendant of Sally Blake and John Phelp's son, Benjamin Phelps. to Joanne: I think our records match pretty well. To Bob: re: Francis M. Blake. I don't have them in my data base. Do you know who his parents were? To Ginny: I don't have a James Blake in my data base either. To Doris: I don't have a MaryJane Blake or a William Roth. SallyJo OHGALLIA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: ______________________________Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 11:58:02 EST From: Jokagal@aol.com Subject: Blake/Daggett David Blake and Marha Daggett were both from Rehoboth, Massachusetts. They married there in July 13, 1785 by Rev. John Ellis. His parents were: Moses Blake of Milton, MA and Sible Fuller of Rehoboth, MA. Martha was the daughter of Israel Daggett of Rehoboth and Frances Bowen. Israel is a descendant of Joseph Daggett, one of the original settlers of Martha's Vineyard who later settled in Rehoboth. Joseph was originally from England. From: Jokagal@aol.com Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA-L] Blake/Daggett Sorry--that is Martha Daggett--not Marha. Fingers don't work as fast as the brain today. Joanne Galvin From: Bob Espinosa <bob@espinosa-design.com> Subject: Re: Blake surname Hi: I don't know if anyone needs this info on the Blakes, but Francis M. Blake married Frances Romaine Womeldorff on 22 Mar 1857 in Gallia. They had Daniel, Jennie, Millie, Nellie, Arius, Ellen and Eugenia. I am related to Frances, she being my GGG Aunt. I have a bit more on the Blake children and quite a bit on the Womeldorff family. Bob From: LethaH@aol.com Subject: Re: OHGALLIA-D Digest V05 #109 I have a James Blake who married one of Sam Bing's girls and I don't know who he connects too either. Anyone else know? Ginny From: Jokagal@aol.com Subject: Correction on Daggett It was JOHN Daggett, original settler in Martha's Vineyard. (I think I need some sleep!) Sorry for the misinformation. Joanne Galvin From: cheryl enyart trayne1837inc@yahoo.com Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA-L] Re: Blake surname Joanne, You might want to try to find some of the early records in Washington County. Gallia County was a part of Washington until it became a county in 1803. Cheryl Jokagal@aol.com wrote: In the family history that I have, it states that Sarah (Sally) Blake was the first white child born in Marietta. Joanne Galvin From: DSpeck1926@aol.com Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA-L] Re: Mary Blake/william Unrue Sorry my error, Mary Jane Blake married a William Rolph. But if you don't have Mary I guess that it doesn't matter any way. But I just wanted to set the record straight in case some one else sees this query. Warmly, Doris Nicholas Speck SallyJo and Ed Quamme "Work like you don't need money; love like you've never been hurt; dance like nobody's watching; sing like nobody's listening; live like it's heaven on earth!"

Thank you so much. I found Margaret Gearren married to DP Jenkins. anyone know who DP Jenkins was or to what family he belonged. Julie Gerren

You can use your edit browser and find names automatically on the marriage lists. I enjoy reading, however, this saves so much time!!

Judi, In regard to naturalization records, this is a two step process that takes 5 years. You can file your declaration of intent after living in the United States for 2 years. A person then petitions for naturalization after 3 additional years. However, take note that in the early years wives and children were automatically granted citizenship with the man. Any U.S. female citizen that married a foreign national also lost their American citizenship. My husbands grandmother received citizenship due to her father in 1900, however, she made her own application after her marriage and the birth of her four children so that she would have her name, as a citizen, on paper. My Great Grandfather fought in the Civil War and was granted his citizenship due to that, the requirements on men who served in the military are varied by year. You can go to www.archives.gov and find out all of the information. I phoned the Great Falls, Montana Courthouse regarding my husband's Great Grandfather. He worked for the UP.SO. Railroad in the early 1900 in the Territory of Montana and as an Italian immigrant, the railroad required citizenship for employment. I requested, paid for a copy, and received a copy of his original papers. You may want to contact the Botetourt County Clerk and inquire as to any services they may have regarding these records. Check to make sure that the county was founded by that time. ----- Original Message ----- From: <JJwherebee@aol.com> To: <OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 3:47 PM Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA-L] Question on records > Hi List, i have never looked for naturlization records or citizen ship > records. My Taylor was born abt 1770 germany, dont know when he came to U.S. in > 1797 botetourt va mar. lived in cabell co va abt 5 yrs or so . 1818 to gallia co > ohio till abt 1830 . which area would you search for these records? did they > have these records for the time period i am looking. thanks for any help. > judi > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > Check the address you are replying to before sending your message. >

It should be married to John Baltzell, sorry for the typo Cheryl cheryl enyart <trayne1837inc@yahoo.com> wrote: Gallipolis Bulletin March 5, 1914 Mrs. Baltzell Dead. Mrs. Amanda F. Baltzell passed away at her home in Washington, D.C. , Sunday evening , March 1, 1914. The remains were brought here and taken to the resdience of her sister, Mrs. Harriet M. Gardner of upper Second Avenue, where the funeral services were held, burial following at the Pine Street Cemetery by undertaker Hayward. Mrs Baltzell was a daughter of James and Cornelia Beard and was born in Trumbull county in 1831, coming to Gallia County with her parents in 1834. They located on a farm near Rodney and moved to Gallipolis in 1839. In 1847 she was married to John Baltzell. Three sons John, George and James was born to this union. Her husband and sons George and James having died , she moved to Washington, D.C. to make her home with her son John. Mrs. Baltzell was a fine woman , whose death will be regretted by a large circle of friends. Cheryl Enyart VP of the Gallia County Genealogical Society, OGS chapter. 412 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 740-446-7200 histsoc@zoomnet.net Be Well, Do Good Work , Keep In Touch Be Well, Do Good Work , Keep In Touch --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!

Gallipolis Bulletin March 5, 1914 Mrs. Baltzell Dead. Mrs. Amanda F. Baltzell passed away at her home in Washington, D.C. , Sunday evening , March 1, 1914. The remains were brought here and taken to the resdience of her sister, Mrs. Harriet M. Gardner of upper Second Avenue, where the funeral services were held, burial following at the Pine Street Cemetery by undertaker Hayward. Mrs Baltzell was a daughter of James and Cornelia Beard and was born in Trumbull county in 1831, coming to Gallia County with her parents in 1834. They located on a farm near Rodney and moved to Gallipolis in 1839. In 1847 she was married to Hohn Baltzell. Three sons John, George and James was born to this union. Her husband and sons George and James having died , she moved to Washington, D.C. to make her home with her son John. Mrs. Baltzell was a fine woman , whose death will be regretted by a large circle of friends. Cheryl Enyart VP of the Gallia County Genealogical Society, OGS chapter. 412 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 740-446-7200 histsoc@zoomnet.net Be Well, Do Good Work , Keep In Touch --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!

Gallipolis Bulletin April 2, 1914 James Barker Dead. James McClelland Barker was born June 23, 1866, at Samples Landing, Ohio and departed the life at 10 a.m. Sunday , Marach 29, 1914, at the home of his sister , Mrs. Jessie Spurlock of Balden , Ohio , near the plaace of his birth and the community in which his boyhood and more mature life was spent. His career is endedat the age of 47 years, 9 months and 6 days and he leaves to mourn his departure one daughter, Gwendaline , one brother, John R. Barker, Gallipolis and three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Spurlock and Mrs Mary Harrington of Bladen and Mrs. Louise Day of Crown City. Both parents, three sisters, three brothers, his wife, Willie Hanley Barker, daughter of Patrick Hanley of Apple Grove, W. Va. have joined the great throngof the redeemed and await him on the other shore. His last illness lasted for over three months and although it was of a weakening character, he bore his suffering with much fortitude though it was a weakening character. Mr. Barker was an unusually genial and kind disposition having a keen sense of humor which made him a favorite with his family and friends At his request his remains were laid to rest at the Brick Church cemeter, Apple Grove , WVa., the funeral service being held on Tuesday, "Jim " as we knew him , must now be but a memory to us. We part with him cherishing all the splendid attributes of his nature and spreading over him, the mantle of charity for any of the frailities common to mankind. His last hours were spent surrounded by his realtives and friends as he begun the newer relations with the great and good Father in Heaven, whose call must come to all of us when we will join the long roll of the redeemed. Cheryl Enyart VP of the Gallia County Genealogical Society, OGS Chapter 412 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 740-446-7200 histsoc@zoomnet.net Be Well, Do Good Work , Keep In Touch --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!

Subject: [OHGALLIA-L] Gallipolis Bulletin 1875 > Marriages from the Gallipolis Bulletin of Wednesday, January 6, 1875 > > HARD - SHALLCROSS -- At the family residence, on Third Street, in > this city, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 29th, 1874 by Rev. D.W. COX, Mr. > M.E. HARD, Principal of the high school department of our Union > schools, and Miss E. Kate SHALLCROSS, daughter of the late Dr. Jos. > SHALLCROSS. > > ***** > > HARPER - INGELS -- On the 30th of December, 1874, by Rev. C.D. > BATTELLE, Eben N. HARPER, Esq, and Miss Sarah V. INGELS. > > ***** > > JONES - WHITE -- Dec. 15th, 1874, at the residence of the bride's > father, by Samuel KERR, J.P., Mr. Coston L. JONES and Miss Anna L. > WHITE, all of this place. > > ***** > > BROWN - SEBRELL -- Dec. 24th, in this place, by Samuel KERR, J.P., > Mr. Wm C. BROWN and Miss Cora SEBRELL, of Mason County, West Va. > > ***** > > WARRECK - BURREL -- Dec. 24th, 1874, in this place, by Samuel KERR, > J.P., Mr. Fredrick WARRICK and Miss Eliza BURREL, all of this place. > > ***** > > GRANT - LUCASS -- Dec. 24th, 1874, on board the steamer Daniel > Boone, by Samuel KERR, J.P., Mr. Wm. A. GRANT and Miss Alice LUCASS, > all of W. Va. > > ***** > > GRAY - CAIN -- On December 30th, 1874, on board the steamer West > Virginia, by Alex. VANCE, Esq., Mr. Geo. L. GRAY and Miss Christena > CAIN, both of Mason County, West Virginia. > > ***** > > GUTHRIE - HIBBARD -- On Thursday morning, Dec. 31, 1874, at the > residence of Dr. GUTHRIE, at Belpre, Ohio, by Rev. F. GUTHRIE, Prof. > D.P. GUTHRIE, of Mason County W. VA and Miss Edna HIBBARD, daughter of > Burt HIBBARD, Esq., of Belpre. > > ***** > > MARTIN - BURFORD -- On Tuesday, December 29, 1874, at the residence > of Capt. Geo. W. COX, by Rev. Walter MITCHELL, Mr. Albert E. MARTIN and > Miss Annie E. BURFORD. > > ***** > > DECKARD - SWANSON -- At the residence of the bride's parents, in > Racoon Township, Dec. 24, 1874, by George W. Thompson, J.P., Mr. > Gilbert B. DECKARD, of Huntington Township, and Miss Rosanna SWANSON, > of the former place. > > > I will be adding these to my web site where I have other Ohio newspaper > transcriptions. > > > Joyce Fullen > Grove City OH > http://www.fullenfamily.com > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > First Families of Gallia County is an organization which honors and > recognizes all ancestors in Gallia County by 31 Dec 1820. Contact > Gallia Genealogical Society for more information. > Gallipolis, OH 45631 > 740-446-7200 > histsoc@zoomnet.net >

Subject: [OHGALLIA-L] More early marriages OCR 1862-1863, 1866 > GROOM BRIDE DATE MARRIED BY > VOL-PAGE > > Eblin, James A. Davis, Elizabeth 12- 7-1862 Powell, A. > J. 3-17 > Williams, Thomas P. Westlake, Frances A. 12-23-1862 Miller, John > T. 3-17 > Maddy, Hudson Berry, Eliza 12-25-1862 Wiggins, C. > P. 3-17 > Cunningham, John P. Jones, Sarah F. 12-11-1862 Cochran, > William H. 3-17 > McFarlin, Joseph Cordle, Sarah Jane 1- 2-1863 Rose, Daniel > H. 3-17 > Weatherholt, John W. Waugh, Mary Rachel 12-25-1862 Clark, > William H. 3-18 > Angle, Lewis A. Nalle, Virginia J. 1- 6-1863 Williams, > John 3-18 > Jarnell, Claiborne Ellis, Sarah Jane 1- 5-1863 Damron, > John G. 3-18 > Gwin, Thomas C. Rife, Elizabeth Jane l0-23-1862 Martin, > James M. 3-18 > Lanthorn, Joseph Clark, Mary Jane 11-27-1862 Clark, > William H. 3-18 > Pritchett, George Waugh, Emily 12-28-1862 Caldwell, > James E. 3-18 > Mumford, George E. Patterson, Fannie 1- 1-1863 Williams, > John 3-18 > Lloyd, John E. Morgan, Ann C. 12-10- 1862 Jones, Evan > S. 3-18 > Peters, Jefferson Guy, Martha 1- 6-1863 Holcomb, > John E. 3-19 > Holt, William B. Anderson, Anna 4-17-1861 Norman, John > 3-19 > Kirkman, Campbell Fowler, Elizabeth 11-16-1863 Day, Robert > H. 3-19 > Hutchins, David Garkins, Mary 10-16-1862 Norman, John > 3-19 > Lambert, Philip Robinson, Ann M. Shelton, > Claiborn 3-19 > Bing, Alpheus S. Titus, Helen 11- 4-1862 McLean, S. > A. 3-19 > James, Bennet S. Cooley, Mariah 11-23-1862 Howe, Hiram > R. 3-19 > Jones, John Isaac Evans, Margaret 12- 2-1862 Davies, John > A. 3-19 > Little, James E. Leaper, Margaret E. 12- 2-1862 Rowe, John > 3-20 > McCarty, Franklin N. Danner, Jane 11-23-1862 Boggs, S. W. > 3-20 > Gaskins, John W. Gillen, sarah E. 10-26-1862 Norman, > John 3-20 > Wallow, Amos S. Shiveley, Eve Ann 9-18-1862 Holcomb, > John E. 3-20 > Jockey, George C. Rajain, Francis E. 12- 9-1862 Damron, John > G. 3-20 > Small, Simon S. Gardner, Trypohosia 10- 5-1862 Barringer, > James 3-20 > Miller, Thomas Tanner, Martha Ann 8-20-1862 Shelton, > Claiborn 3-20 > Lear, Henry Klages, Caroline 12-28-1862 Ortermyer, > F. K. 3-20 > Williams, Jacob Arnold, Sarah Jane 10- 9-1862 Shelton, > Claiborn 3-21 > Wayson, Henry Sowards, Caroline M, 11- 6-1862 Chapman, > George 3-21 > Dodd, John L. Gilmore, Elizabeth 11-26-1862 Devoir, > Solomon 3-21 > Kulp, Charles Kester, Bereet 5-11-1863 Williams, > John 3-21 > Smith, Peter Wilson, Margaret M. 4-22- 1863 Waddell, E. > E. 3-21 > Chambers, William B. Wigner, Henrietta 12-14-1862 Russell, > John 3-21 > James, David J. Beman, Pluma 1-10-1863 Davies, Evan > 3-21 > Isaacs, Richard Jones, Ann W. 1-29-1863 Davis, > Edward 3-21 > Keeler, David A. Wright, Emma Maria 2- 5-1863 Stebbins, > George A. 3-22 > man, Henry G. Shaw, Emily 2- 5-1863 Barringer, > James 3-22 > Anderson, John Haney, Elvina 1-22-1863 Barringer, > James 3-22 > Blazer, Joseph J. Lowery, Cleopatra E. 3- 2-1863 Barringer, > James 3-22 > Price, William Hill, Nancy Ann 3- 5-1863 Williams, > John 3-22 > Edmunson, Joseph Claflin, Mahala 2-19-1863 Stebbins, > George A. 3-22 > Halsted, Abner Daylong, Rhoda K. 2- 6-1863 Damron, John > G. 3-22 > Lumzy, George Cox, Elizabeth 2- 5-1863 Williams, > John 3-22 > Carter, James Russell, Lorinda J. 6-23-1863 Holcomb, John > E. 3-23 > Gomer, Edward Johnston, Mary 3-26-1863 Howe, Hiram > R. 3-23 > Friend, Charles S. Tredway, Ann E. 6- 2-1863 Banfill, > George 3-23 > Moore, William Pierce, Margaret E. 6-11-1863 Rowe, John > 3-23 > Robinson, William Frost, Emily 6-11-1863 Rowe, John > 3-23 > Cuthbert, R. D. Dailey, Sarah Ann 3-16-1863 Rowe, John > 3-23 > Clounch, Alexander Lamaster, Mary Eilen 11-10-1863 Worth, > Robert 3-23 > > > > GROOM BRIDE DATE MARRIED BY > VOL-PAGE > > Leonard, Marvin Jones, Mary A. 10-11-1866 Vanzant, > Lorenzo D. 3-157 > Watkins, Lindsey Brown, Sarah D, 9-22-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-157 > Hassey, Thomas D, Pridy, Nancy 9-21-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-157 > James, Alfred Dority, Mariah 8-16-1866 Reisinger, > Thomas M. 3-157 > Cahoon, James Hill, Sarah 8-26-1866 Reisinger, > Thomas M. 3-157 > Houck, Robert H, Folden, Eliza Ann 9-16-1866 Drummond, > Samuel 3-158 > Palmer, Samuel Dyke, Susan s, 9-24-1866 Reisinger, > Thomas M, 3-158 > Holmes, Austin Woods, Elmira 9-23-1866 Burnett, > Charles Ives 3-158 > Bell, Henry Lewis Brown, Sarah 9-26-1866 Morgan, William > 3-158 > Jenkins, D. P. Gearsen, Margaret 9-18-1866 Martindill, > James A. 3-158 > James, William Jeffers, Elizabeth C, 9-22-1866 Martindill, > James A, 3-158 > Douglass, Henry Regnier, Emily 9-26-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-158 > Fitch, Henry H. Houck, Elizabeth J, 9- 9-1866 Drummond, > Samuel 3-158 > Walter, John C. Greenlee, Eliza J, 10-12-1866 Waddell, > William 3-159 > Caldwell, John W. Barton, Jensena A, 10-11-1866 Waddell, > William 3-159 > Harkens, John W, Jones, Agnes 9- 8-1866 Graham, D. H. > 3-159 > Hopkins, Isaac Kenneday, Patience 9-20-1866 Graham, D, H, > 3=159 > Fierbaugh, Robert Cooper, Sarah 10-11-1866 Williams, James > F. 3-159 > Smith, Elza Flack, Mary F. 10-11-1866 Thompson, > William 3-159 > Carr, Robert A, Edminston, Admire S, 10- 2-1866 Howe, Hiram R. > 3-159 > Bandy, John McDonald, Tabitha 10-17-1866 Damson, John G. > 3-159 > McClaskie, James Ralph, Elizabeth 9-30-1866 Robinson, > Samuel 3-160 > Robinson, Marion Gilson, Sarah 9-20-1866 Kent, Henry A. > 3-160 > Huntley, Stephen Beaird, Amy Ann 9-27-1864 Martin, > Benjamin 3-160 > Cornell, William H, Denney, Margaret M. 9-13-1866 Dyas, Lewis > 3-160 > Booker, Samson Wilson, Martha 3- 2-1866 Waddell, E, E, > 3-160 > McCarty, Samuel Hanley, Mary F, 9-30-1866 Jenkins, > William S, 3-160 > Shuler, Alexander Sisson, Susan M. 9-30-1866 Jenkins, > William S. 3-160 > Martin, William H. Patterson, Jennie 10- 1-1866 Kerr, Samuel > 3-160 > Dunney, William Jenks, Sarah 9-28-1866 Rose, William > D. 3-161 > Cahoon, William Ha Dupre, Eve 9-20-1866 Holcomb, John > E, 3-161 > Hashbarger, Thomas Slagel, Sarah Jane 9-13-1866 Russell, John > 3-161 > Stevens, Thomas Carter, Mary 8- 9-1866 Howe, Hiram R. > 3-161 > Davis, Rufus W, Matthews, Sarah V. 9-16-1866 Baker, O. E, > 3-161 > Kid, Thomas Scott, Martha J, 9-12-1866 Beardsley, H, > J, 3-161 > Hopkins, Russell B. Dillon, Elizabeth J. 8-14-1866 Beardsley, H. > J. 3-161 > Hogsett, S. C. Golden, Harriet 9- 9-1866 Griffith, > William J, 3-161 > Morton, S. H, Russell, Mary c, 8-16-1866 Griffith, > WIlliam J, 3-162 > Shook, Wilbur Fox, Rachel Ann 9-13-1866 Grandstaff, > Robert 3-162 > Thompson, James Barker, Hannah E. 7-26-1866 Caldwell, > James E, 3-162 > Morrison, John H. Cherrington, Cynthia 9-12-1866 Lewis, John W. > 3-162 > Littlejohn, Zadock Bandy, Martha J. 2-25-1851 Shelton, > Claiborn 3-162 > Boggy, George W. McMillan, Sylphena 8-13-1865 Howell, Isaac > W. 3-162 > McCormick, William Blake, Hannah D. 11- 8-1865 Howell, Isaac > W, 3-162 > Long, Robin Shepherd, Jane 7- 8-1866 Howell, Isaac > we 3-162 > Beard, Daniel P, Hanger, Mary 9- 2-1866 Spangler, John > FE 3-163 > Lear, Lewis Edler, Minnie 9- 2-1866 Theiss, L. > 3-163 > Sherrit, James Reese, Anne 9- 3-1866 Williams, David > B, 3-163 > Gilbert, Charles Compton, Maria 9- 3-1866 Ingels, Jesse > 3-163 > Brothers, Wheeler Markin, Nancy S. 9-13-1866 Houck, John > 3-163 > Ward, Daniel Vance, Caroline 9- 6-1866 Willis, > Harrison 3-163 > Calhoon, Henry N. Ross, Ladotia L, 10- 2-1866 Bickel, John > 3-163 > > > ==== OHGALLIA Mailing List ==== > The Gallia County Historical and Genealogical Society > offers memberships and publications at: > P.O. Box 295 > Gallipolis, OH 45631 > 740-446-7200 > histsoc@zoomnet.net >