My earlier post about my FULLER book had an incorrect web address It should be www.bobandbetty.com Thanks to those who pointed out my error. Bob Fuller Robert Fuller [email protected] Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

The Birth records did not start before 1867. I am sending all the Law births from Book one. This may help you if you are following the line forward. There is a Book 2 but I do not have a copy of it. Line Name Birthdate Place Sex Father Mother 6 Law 1867, Aug 24 Oxford Twp. m Mr. Law Miss Windle 1 4 4 Law 1867, Nov 11 Cambridge m Wm. Law Susan Law 1 8 1 Law 1868, Jan 1 Beaver, Noble m Joseph Law Phebe Lowery 1 18 7 Law 1869, Mar 1 Cambridge f William Law Nancy Law 1 34 134 Law, Flora Evaline 1869, aug 19 Knox Twp. F Thomas M. Law Mary Lawrence 1 42 2 Law, Hinner A. 1871, Mar 28 Wills Twp. m Jonas Law Clementine Williams 1 56 395 Law, Alice 1871 Feb 13 Knox Twp. f Thomas M. Law Mary Wells 1 74 311 Law (Infant) 1874 Apr 24 Oxford m Robert Law Emily Williams 1 150 315 Law, Elma 1873 Sept 30 Oxford f William Law Margaret Ceicil 1 150 334 Law, Nora 1873 Apr 1 Richland f William Law Cassaline Lowery 1 152 120 Law, Nora 1874 Apr 25 Knox f Thomas M. Law Agnes Weir 1 166 19 Law, Henrietta 1875 May 19 Knox f Thomas M. Law Agnes Wier 1 186 114 Law, Elmer 1877 Jan 6 Knox m Thos. M. Law Weir 1 216 215 Law, Flora Stella 1877 July 23 Cambridge f William Law Susan Williams 1 222 492 Law 1877 Feb 7 Middletown m Robert Law Emily Williams 1 236 170 Law, Infant 1878 Mar 14 Knox m no name Thomas M. Law 1 248 210 Law, Joseph Campbell 1881 Apr 9 Knox m Thomas Milligan Law Agnes Weir 1 326 Book A Marriage Records for Law. If any of these fit in, I can send you copy of marriage record. I put the dates on John's marriage record, so you could see if it fit. I have the other dates also but did not look them up until I knew you need them. 110 Law Henry / Heasah Content 147 Law John / Windle Sally 8 Jun 1821 152 Law Thomas / Miller Elizabeth 276 Law Francis / Watkins Sarah 329 Law Robert / Rich Jane 33 Law John / Marsh Jane 15 Feb 1815 331 Law William / Roberts Rachel 362 Law James / Gibson Sarah 363 Law William / Forest Jane 371 Law James / Watkins Sarah 432 Law Ada / Lowrey Rebecca 455 Law John / Forsythe Jane 271 Law Mary / Joy James 47 Law Sarah / ? James 9 Law Jeane / Delong David 374 Law Eliza / Richey Daniel Book One of Early death records I find A Sarah Law died Dec 23, 1870, she was 70 years old, died Knox Twp. Born in Beaver Pa. There is a couple of William Law's in the book one was 4 days child of Wm.and Sue Law, and one was 4 hrs. child of Wm. And Caraline Law. This is all I see in the death book with your names. If you know where they are buried or the township they lived in, I will look thru my cemetery listings. If you think any are buried here in Guernsey County. In Portrait and Biographical Records of Guernsey County 1895, it mentions a John G. Law. This is a later John but if you would like a copy of the page 511 let me know and I will send it. -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Alexander [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 2:39 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law Have a question about probate court records. Am looking for birth certificates. Am guessing that my GGrandfather, John Law, and at least some of his siblings were born in Guernsey County. The 1830 census shows my GGGrandfather, William Law, as head of household. He also owned land. What I am really after is my GGGrandmother, Sarah's, maiden name. Her obit states that she came to Ohio in 1823. Am hoping one, just one, of the birth certificates would have her maiden name. Do I just write the court, with the dates of birth, some apporximate, if they have the certificates? If they have them do they send them and then bill me? The Greene County probate court follows that procedure, at least for wills. Or......... is there anyone who has access to these records who could help? Sarah A. Law - abt 1829 * John Law - 21 Oct 1831 Robert Law - Sept 1840 Margaret Law - abt 1836 William F. Law - abt 1840 Hannah E. Law - 20 June 1842 Mahala Law - about 1846 Any ideas, help, pointing in the right direction, would be greatly appreciated. :o) Nancy A Cincinnatian lost in Texas

I can't believe how nice you all are! Thanks to everyone for trying to help. I am impressed! :o) Nancy A Cincinnatian lost in Texas

Try a death certificate for one of the children - that's how I found my GGGGGrandmother's maiden name - there was no other record anywhere that I could find. You may be able to get the clerk at the Vital Records office to check for you without having to order the certificates. Good luck! Villate ><> > [Original Message] > From: Nancy Alexander <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 5/5/2005 6:07:38 PM > Subject: Re: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > > You are probably right in it being too early to expect birth certificates. > Site says 1867, but one never knows.......... I have tried Greene County > where William and Sarah died ( Zenia) but they have no record. My > GGrandfather, John Law died in North College Hill - Cincinnati - but no > record at Hamilton County Probate Court . Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr. :o) > > Children were all born in Ohio. William and Sarah from Washington County, > PA. They are buried in Woodlawn Cemetery - Zenia. No maiden same for Sarah. > Presbyterian church records, no maiden name. Greene County library - no > record except for will. Greene county Archives - Greene County Probate > Court, no record. Spring grove cemetery in Cincinnati - no Sarah's maiden > name. > > I have several of the children's obits. No mention of Sarah's maiden name. > Margaret was married in Guernsey County. Haven't tried that one! > > Thanks for your interest and help. I really appreciate it. > > Nancy > ---- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 2:52 PM > Subject: Re: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > > > > That seems awfully early to me to expect birth certificates. > > > > You might be better served looking at death certs (don't know what > > OH did for this - don't have an interest here) or looking at obituaries, > > for those children. These might possibly mention both parents' > > names and or maternal families. > > > > Where did the parents come from, and did the family stay in OH? > > Is it possible the marriage took place in Guernsey Co or other OH > > county? Where do later censuses say the children were born - > > in what state or location? > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Nancy Alexander <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Sent: Thu, 5 May 2005 13:39:10 -0500 > > Subject: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > > > > > > Or......... is there anyone who has access to these records who could > > help? > > Sarah A. Law - abt 1829 > > * John Law - 21 Oct 1831 > > Robert Law - Sept 1840 > > Margaret Law - abt 1836 > > William F. Law - abt 1840 > > Hannah E. Law - 20 June 1842 > > Mahala Law - about 1846 > > > > Any ideas, help, pointing in the right direction, would be greatly > > appreciated. > > > > >

You are probably right in it being too early to expect birth certificates. Site says 1867, but one never knows.......... I have tried Greene County where William and Sarah died ( Zenia) but they have no record. My GGrandfather, John Law died in North College Hill - Cincinnati - but no record at Hamilton County Probate Court . Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr. :o) Children were all born in Ohio. William and Sarah from Washington County, PA. They are buried in Woodlawn Cemetery - Zenia. No maiden same for Sarah. Presbyterian church records, no maiden name. Greene County library - no record except for will. Greene county Archives - Greene County Probate Court, no record. Spring grove cemetery in Cincinnati - no Sarah's maiden name. I have several of the children's obits. No mention of Sarah's maiden name. Margaret was married in Guernsey County. Haven't tried that one! Thanks for your interest and help. I really appreciate it. Nancy ---- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 2:52 PM Subject: Re: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > That seems awfully early to me to expect birth certificates. > > You might be better served looking at death certs (don't know what > OH did for this - don't have an interest here) or looking at obituaries, > for those children. These might possibly mention both parents' > names and or maternal families. > > Where did the parents come from, and did the family stay in OH? > Is it possible the marriage took place in Guernsey Co or other OH > county? Where do later censuses say the children were born - > in what state or location? > > -----Original Message----- > From: Nancy Alexander <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Thu, 5 May 2005 13:39:10 -0500 > Subject: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > > > Or......... is there anyone who has access to these records who could > help? > Sarah A. Law - abt 1829 > * John Law - 21 Oct 1831 > Robert Law - Sept 1840 > Margaret Law - abt 1836 > William F. Law - abt 1840 > Hannah E. Law - 20 June 1842 > Mahala Law - about 1846 > > Any ideas, help, pointing in the right direction, would be greatly > appreciated. > >

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :o) Nancy - Original Message ----- From: "gary d wilson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 1:48 PM Subject: Re: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > Mrs Alexander: > This is The Sarge, and I'll take copy of this to Court House and see > what I can find, since I'm here in Cambridge, and also do Genealogy, give > me a couple days since I don't go to Town everyday, and if anyone of Your > names were married here, I'll find them. > Hope I can find You something Good. > > With The Best Regards > The Sarge > PO Box 476 > Cambridge, Ohio 43725-0476 > ""Honor and Courage"" > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Nancy Alexander" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 2:39 PM > Subject: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > > >> Have a question about probate court records. Am looking for birth >> certificates. Am guessing that my GGrandfather, John Law, and at least >> some of his siblings were born in Guernsey County. The 1830 census shows >> my GGGrandfather, William Law, as head of household. He also owned land. >> What I am really after is my GGGrandmother, Sarah's, maiden name. Her >> obit states that she came to Ohio in 1823. Am hoping one, just one, of >> the birth certificates would have her maiden name. >> >> Do I just write the court, with the dates of birth, some apporximate, if >> they have the certificates? If they have them do they send them and then >> bill me? The Greene County probate court follows that procedure, at >> least for wills. >> >> Or......... is there anyone who has access to these records who could >> help? >> Sarah A. Law - abt 1829 >> * John Law - 21 Oct 1831 >> Robert Law - Sept 1840 >> Margaret Law - abt 1836 >> William F. Law - abt 1840 >> Hannah E. Law - 20 June 1842 >> Mahala Law - about 1846 >> >> Any ideas, help, pointing in the right direction, would be greatly >> appreciated. :o) >> >> Nancy >> A Cincinnatian lost in Texas >> >> > >

I am looking for any lead to Benjamin Barry and his parents..... Benjamin Barry b: 1795 PA married : Elizabeth Moffilt b: 1795/96 PA They are listed under Morgan County in the 1830 & 1840 census..... Though Benjamin is listed under Guernsey Tax Records for 1818 & 1825 This part of guernsey became Noble County.... so I don't really know in what county to concentrate on.... for this information... I also have a head stone in Noble Co. in the Fogle Cemetry... I have approximately 6 children (But only 2 that I have identified) the other four only by sex....... I am also looking for obit... Died 26 Sept 1865 any help would be greatly appreciated. 1818- Tax Records-Guernsey Co-BenjBarry, Ohio Vital Records #1, 1790s-1870s. "Gateway to the West, Vol Guernsey Co, U.S. land Entries, 1800-1820 Ohio tax Records-1825-Benj Barry, Ohio, 1787-1840 Land & Tax records. "Early Ohio Tax records, Guernsey Co 1825 Tax List, pg 454 . Land Patent-Benj Barry, Cert # 10,678 Aug 15,1837. "Benjamin Barry of Morgan Co, Oh Registered in Zanesvill Ohio under the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820 :

This site was typed incorrectly ..... should be " no space after the and" I got there with this for those who are interested..... http://www.bobandbetty.com/ Good Luck

That seems awfully early to me to expect birth certificates. You might be better served looking at death certs (don't know what OH did for this - don't have an interest here) or looking at obituaries, for those children. These might possibly mention both parents' names and or maternal families. Where did the parents come from, and did the family stay in OH? Is it possible the marriage took place in Guernsey Co or other OH county? Where do later censuses say the children were born - in what state or location? -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Alexander <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, 5 May 2005 13:39:10 -0500 Subject: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law Or......... is there anyone who has access to these records who could help? Sarah A. Law - abt 1829 * John Law - 21 Oct 1831 Robert Law - Sept 1840 Margaret Law - abt 1836 William F. Law - abt 1840 Hannah E. Law - 20 June 1842 Mahala Law - about 1846 Any ideas, help, pointing in the right direction, would be greatly appreciated.

Mrs Alexander: This is The Sarge, and I'll take copy of this to Court House and see what I can find, since I'm here in Cambridge, and also do Genealogy, give me a couple days since I don't go to Town everyday, and if anyone of Your names were married here, I'll find them. Hope I can find You something Good. With The Best Regards The Sarge PO Box 476 Cambridge, Ohio 43725-0476 ""Honor and Courage"" ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Alexander" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 2:39 PM Subject: [OHGUERNS] William and Sarah Law > Have a question about probate court records. Am looking for birth > certificates. Am guessing that my GGrandfather, John Law, and at least > some of his siblings were born in Guernsey County. The 1830 census shows > my GGGrandfather, William Law, as head of household. He also owned land. > What I am really after is my GGGrandmother, Sarah's, maiden name. Her > obit states that she came to Ohio in 1823. Am hoping one, just one, of > the birth certificates would have her maiden name. > > Do I just write the court, with the dates of birth, some apporximate, if > they have the certificates? If they have them do they send them and then > bill me? The Greene County probate court follows that procedure, at least > for wills. > > Or......... is there anyone who has access to these records who could > help? > Sarah A. Law - abt 1829 > * John Law - 21 Oct 1831 > Robert Law - Sept 1840 > Margaret Law - abt 1836 > William F. Law - abt 1840 > Hannah E. Law - 20 June 1842 > Mahala Law - about 1846 > > Any ideas, help, pointing in the right direction, would be greatly > appreciated. :o) > > Nancy > A Cincinnatian lost in Texas > >

Have a question about probate court records. Am looking for birth certificates. Am guessing that my GGrandfather, John Law, and at least some of his siblings were born in Guernsey County. The 1830 census shows my GGGrandfather, William Law, as head of household. He also owned land. What I am really after is my GGGrandmother, Sarah's, maiden name. Her obit states that she came to Ohio in 1823. Am hoping one, just one, of the birth certificates would have her maiden name. Do I just write the court, with the dates of birth, some apporximate, if they have the certificates? If they have them do they send them and then bill me? The Greene County probate court follows that procedure, at least for wills. Or......... is there anyone who has access to these records who could help? Sarah A. Law - abt 1829 * John Law - 21 Oct 1831 Robert Law - Sept 1840 Margaret Law - abt 1836 William F. Law - abt 1840 Hannah E. Law - 20 June 1842 Mahala Law - about 1846 Any ideas, help, pointing in the right direction, would be greatly appreciated. :o) Nancy A Cincinnatian lost in Texas

Hi List, I have just completed a 700 page book "Fuller's of Coshocton & Guernsey Counties in Ohio & Peoria County Illinois" This book covers many early Coshocton families that were connected to the "Fuller" families that settled in Linton & Oxford Townships and Wheeling Township in Guernsey Co. This book can be downloaded from the following web page. www.boband betty.com A CD-ROM is available by contacting me direct. I welcome all corrections, additions and comments on the contents of this book. Bob Fuller Robert Fuller [email protected] Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

I am looking for a death date and place for Ernest Barber, husband of Viola Maude Lawyer. He was born in 1891 in Cambridge (I think) and married Maude in 1912, also in Cambridge. Maude died young, in 1930, and left Ernest with two children, Dorothy and John. I do not think he re-married, but I'd appreciate any information anyone has. Thanks! Villate ><>

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author:  Charlene <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AWB.2ACE/2185.1.2 Message Board Post: Sorry forgot to post these: Cambridge Jeffersonian June 8, 1905 Antrim Wm. Bell, a respected citizen of this place, died very unexpectedly at his home about 12 o'clock Sabbath night. So far as is known Mr. Bell was in his usual health until about a half hour before his death, when he took hemorrhage of the lungs and being all alone he managed to arouse Dr. Lawrence who lives near by. The doctor hastened to his aid but before anything could be done or his children called in, he had passed away. Mr. Bell was about 65 years of age. He leaves three sons and one daughter to mourn his loss. Funeral services took place Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock conducted in the U. P. church by his pastor, W. R. McMunn. Interment in the U. P. cemetery. Cambridge Jeffersonian August 21, 1902 Mrs. Elizabeth J. Bell. The death of this beloved wife and mother took place at her home in Antrim on Thursday morning the 14th of August 1902. She had been gradually going down with the dread disease, consumption, for more than a year when the end came and she entered into reast and peace. Mrs. Bell was the beloved daughter of James and Sarah Ann (Downer) Gilmer. She was born on the 8th day of December, 1842, at the old Downer home near Antrim. Here she spent her early life and until she was married to Mr. William S. Bell, of Antrim, on the 10th day of October, 1867. To the union thus formed were born eleven children, six of whom preceded their mother to the long home. Those who remain are: Mrs. Ora Tuttle, wife of Mr. Henderson Tuttle, Postmaster and merchant of Antrim; Moses and George, married and living in Antrim; Miss Jennie and Charles, still at home. With these the bereaved husband and father mourn the departure of a loving wife and mother. Mrs. Bell made a profession of her faith in Christ as her Savior at the age of eighteen and was taken into the full membership of the United Presbyterian congregation of Antrim, O., then under the pastoral care of Rev. Mr. Lorimer. This was her church home during her entire life and of the congregation she was consistent and interested member and in the closing hours of her life she gave evidence of her faith. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. R. W. McBride, pastor of the Londonderry United Presbyterian congregation. He spoke from the words: "And he showed me that great city." Rev. 21:10 A large concourse of relatives and friends were at the service and followed the remains as they were laid to rest in the United Presbyterian cemetery, and all sympathized deeply with the bereaved husband and children.

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Carole Selby <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2242 Message Board Post: I now have the Sarchet's Run Baptist Cemetery filmed on CD if anyone is interested in purchasing one, e-mail me at [email protected] Carole

Norma........................... Thank you for a reply to my posting. I am currently on vacation and have little time now to have contact with you but towards the end of May I will certainly appreciate receiving any information you may have about my ancestry. I'll be sure to contact you as soon as I am able. Thanks again......................... I kind of got started searching my ancestry by accident at a library in Dayton about a month ago. It has been exciting to learn what I have so far....................... kind of like solving a mystery! I am sure you know what I mean. Sincerely, George Long [email protected] wrote: In a message dated 4/28/2005 6:01:26 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Geo L I've a great deal of information on the Long family to which Jonah Long belonged. Please contact me at [email protected] Norma Grady __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Deb <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2241 Message Board Post: THE FREEPORT PRESS Pub. Wed. Aug. 14, 1901 Freeport, Harrison Co., OH For those of you that do not know where BOND is located will find that it is midway betweem Fairview , Londonderry , Antrim and Sewellsville, in the fertile valley of Skullfork Creek, which derives its name from a suposed Indian skull found in early days on the farm now owned by C. W. BOND. An old log dwelling house now standing on the same farm was the first voting place in Londonderry township. At one of the elections a fight took place between Valentine HIBBS and another man, resulting in one of the participants having a finger bitten off and culminating in a suit for damages in our court of Common Pleas. The old road over which wheat and tobacco were in early days hauled to Baltimore, is still discernable on the McCOY farm now owned by Thomas BOND Sr. The postoffice first established on this farm by Smith RIDGEWAY, probably 16 years ago. It took its name from the BOND family which is legion here. The mail was first carried gratultously by the patrons of the office to and from Londonderry. Afterward for one week by a U. S. Mail carrier from Quaker City through Fariview via Bond to Londonderry ; after this by a carrier from Bond to Londonderry three times a week ; about six years ago daily mail was established from Bond via Skullfork postoffice to Londonderry. The postoffice in Bond was abandonded last March for want of a postmaster. We fear that our expected postmaster and storekeeper will not materialize. He needs encouragement to do so. ***

In a message dated 4/28/2005 6:01:26 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Geo L <[email protected]> I've a great deal of information on the Long family to which Jonah Long belonged. Please contact me at [email protected] Norma Grady

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Deb <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2240 Message Board Post: THE FREEPORT PRESS Pub. Wed. Nov. 19, 1902 Freeport, Harrison Co., OH A distressing shooting accident occured near Fairview last Saturday in which a life went out in a moment, when LESTER JOHNSON, aged 14, was accidently shot and killed by a younger brother. The boy's father and uncle had just laid their guns on a bench while eating dinner. Lester's brother picked up a gun and while handling it was discharged, the load taking effect in Lester's abdomen, killing him instantly. *** Courtesy post - not related

Don't have any information on the Longs of Quaker City, but I had ancestry there. Cambridge Library has a genealogy room and that is very helpful for all parts of Guernsey Co. Check census first since you know they were in Millwood Township. 1880 would be good for that area. Also, the cemetery in Quaker City is worth a visit. These are just suggestions. Good Luck. Carol