This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Georganna Kennedy Hutchins <[email protected]> Surnames: Ingram Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2198 Message Board Post: Would like a lookup for a James Ingram. He appears on page 209 of the 1860 census.

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Mary M. Wyscaver Novak <[email protected]> Surnames: Wisecarver, Wyscarver, Wysscarver, Morris, Maise Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2197 Message Board Post: I am searching for the marriage of Joseph Wisecarver/Wyscarver/Wysscarver b. 1803 to Lucretia Morris/Maise b. 1815????Can anyone help!!! Her parents were Henry Morris and Edie Hickman Morris.

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: lace L <[email protected]> Surnames: THOMPSON, BARNES, HAMMOND Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2196 Message Board Post: Winifred Thompson was born September 24, 1906, in Cambridge, OH, the daughter of druggist Charles Milton Thompson (1879-1964) and Jessie Winifred Barnes (1881-1909). Her mother died when she was three, and she lived with her grandparents Barnes in rural Guernsey County, Ohio until her father's remarriage to Armintha Hammond in 1911. She graduated from Cambridge High School, and received her B.A. in speech from Muskingum College in 1929. She taught school in Sebring, Ohio, prior to her marriage. Robert Hockman and Winifred Thompson were married in New Concord on June 8, 1932, shortly after his graduation from medical school. During his internship, they made their home with his parents in Wheaton, IL, and Winifred took classes at Moody Bible Institute in preparation for mission work. The Hockmans applied to and were accepted by the Foreign Mission Board of the United Presbyterian Church in the summer of 1933. At Muskingum College, Robert had become friends with fellow student Malaku Bayen, a ward of Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie, and through this friendship he developed an interest in Ethiopian missions. They sailed October 14, 1933 from New York on the maiden voyage of the Italian S. S. Rex, and arrived October 25 in Alexandria, Egypt. Following a two-week orientation at mission hospitals in Assuit and Tanta, Egypt, they traveled by water and train to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, arriving there November 16. Robert was assigned as a surgeon on the staff of George Memorial Hospital in Addis Ababa where Dr. A. W. Pollock was director. Pollock's retirement and sudden death in early 1935 placed Hockman in the directorship. With the outbreak of the Italo-Ethiopian War in mid-1935, Hockman offered his services to Haile Selassie to head up a Red Cross unit. On loan from the mission to the International Red Cross for this purpose, he set up a medical station for Ethiopian forces along the battle front in the autumn. On December 13, 1935, he was killed while attempting to defuse an Italian bomb which had been dropped near his station. Winifred Hockman was evacuated from Addis Ababa to Egypt in July, 1935, where she gave birth to a daughter, Ruth Winifred (later Mrs. Gordon Bell) on October 30. Robert never saw his only child. Winifred and Ruth left Egypt for America in March, 1936, and settled with the William Hockmans in Wheaton. She delivered her first address about her mission experiences in Moody Church, Chicago, in May of that year. She taught at Westmont College in California, 1938-39, and returned to Wheaton due to ill health. In 1940 she began working primarily as Director of Student Housing. She retired in 1971, and in 1982 resided at her home in Wheaton.

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Pat Sevy <[email protected]> Surnames: Blair, Walters, Briggs Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/536.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Sarge: Thanks for the info. Off the top of my head, it does not ring any bells, but I'll look through my reams of info and see if I can use it. Good Luck on you hunting. Pat

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: G D Wilson (The Sarge) <[email protected]> Surnames: Blair, Walters, Briggs Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/536.1.1 Message Board Post: (Old). But I started on My Uncles Family (BRIGGS, Edgel B. b. Apr 10, 1906: he married a Iona Fay WALTERS, b. 1920, in Osage Oklahoma, married in Cambridge, Guernsey Co, Oh, Feb 18, 1937; whose Parents were Forest & Lola (BLAIR), Walters, Never even happened on this info abt BLAIR before, since I wasn't researching. Maybe this is something for You??? And that is all I have for Her and Her Parents. However, I do have lots of BRIGGS information. I will check info, abt Forest WALTERS, once I go to Library. Regards: The Sarge ""Honor and Courage""

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Craig Cowden <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2181.1 Message Board Post: Was your family Quaker? Mine was, and similarly left Loudoun Co., VA, for Ohio, since it was a free state. There were a number of Quakers in western Belmont Co. and eastern Guernsey Co., which is where Millwood is. Quaker City is right in Millwood Twp. and there's a Friends cemetery that would be a natural burial place if your Bales were Quakers.

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: G D Wilson (The Sarge) <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/144.662.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Marty: That puts You as a 2nd Cousin thru Lingo, Stubbs Lines, which go every which way. Regards: The Sarge ""Honor and Courage""

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: G D Wilson (The Sarge) <[email protected]> Surnames: Stubbs Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/144.662.1.2 Message Board Post: Karen: If Your parents were married in Barnesville Oh, May 23, 1942, You are My 4th Cousin once removed, since My GGreatGrand Mother was Barbarar (Barbara H.STUBBS). I also have cousin's in Barnesville, Spencer, Shipley, plus. With Regards: The Sarge ""Honor and Courage""

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Marty <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/144.662.1.1 Message Board Post: My Great-Grandma was Laura Hartley Lingo.

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: G D Wilson (The Sarge) <[email protected]> Surnames: Anker, Briggs, Foreacres, Anchor, Foreacker, Miller, Moorehead, Shinn, Wiley Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/1378.1.2.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Betty: Just for Your Reference, abt Foreacres, Name was Anchor, Anker, also, Foreacker, then was turned into Foreacres, by Family Members. I have Anker as one of mine, and Foreacres also, so have had them traced and per info from Washington Allegheny Pennsylvania, just started spelling Name different. (ref: Levi Anker, & Elizabeth (WILEY) Anker, (Dau Nancy Jane, married Moorehead, Hiram, Cambridge Guernsey Co, Ohio) also His Brother was Samuel Anker.) John Foracker married Melissa (Briggs), Dau o John III & Susan (miller) Briggs, of Morgan Co, Ohio. Also a reply abt Betty Shinn, is My 4th Cousin. Same as Her Brother Roger. Regards: The Sarge ""Honor and Courage""

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: G D Wilson (The Sarge) <[email protected]> Surnames: Stubbs, Larrison, Wilson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/1652.1.3.2.2 Message Board Post: Mr Long, Sorry, for NOT answering this, I meant too, but was involved in another Project. Everything You have ref this Message, is what I have re, Stubbs, clear to England, Rest is fr Ga (Wrightsborough, Colony, and Pa, plus other area's, of Quaker Families, and their Travels: also, Hayes, Stackhouse, Maddock/s, Tittle/s, Families, ref: Barbarary (Barbara H. Stubbs) Daughter of Phillip & Sophia (Stubbs), My GGrandmother, who married Charels Larrison. Their Dau Rosie (Rosa) was My GrandMother, she married Homer Delmas Wilson Sr. b. Beverly, Oh (1890) Son of Sidney & Mary WILSON, married, Cambridge, Guernsy Co, Ohio Marriage Records of 1912. Died in Akron Ohio was Disablebled Veteran of WWI, (Gased), died 1930. Buried in Northwood Cemetery, Cambridge Ohio. Regards: The Sarge ""Honor and Courage""

There is a Wm Drake, age 66, B. Maryland, in the 1850 census. Also in the household is Hester, age 16. Let me know if you want a copy of the image and I will send it to you. Bonnie

Will someone please tell me if there is a William Drake in Guernsey Co. in 1840 & 1850? Also,if he's there in 1850 who is in his household? If you find him who are his close neighbors too? Thanks for all your help! Sincerely, Pam Drake in IN. [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Georganna Kennedy Hutchins <[email protected]> Surnames: Ingram, Miskimmins Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2195 Message Board Post: Does anyone have any knowledge of this man? He was married to Eleanor Miskimmins in 1861.

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Shelley <[email protected]> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2194 Message Board Post: Looking for any info I can get on Michael Brady & Family. There has to be more Brady's out there that are related. Where are you. I have nothing on Michael . I need siblings, parents, Aunts & Uncles, Cousins. From what I understand Ohio was like a Gateway for the Brady's.They settled there before going west. Is Bradyville any relation?? Does it still exsist?? What I Have : Michael (b) about 1795 Ireland (d) when & where ??? Married -- when & where ??? to--- Mary Creighton (b) abt 1795 Ireland (d) when & where ??? I know that they lived in the Guernsey County area around 1820 to 1832. Lived in Perry County in 1833. Where they went from there if they did I have know idea. CHILDREN: Catherine, Peter, Nanvy, Rachel, Rose, Bridget, Mary, Francis, ( Bridget & Mary could be same person) Please if you can help PLEASE contact me at : [email protected] Thank You, Shelley

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: Mary Jane Haight-Eckert <[email protected]> Surnames: KNOWLES, HUGHES Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2193 Message Board Post: Unidentified Newsclipping - 1887 The Rev. Samuel F. KNOWLES was born near Allentown, Monmouth County, New Jersey, July 6, 1810, and died in Claysville, Guernsey County, Ohio, September 18, 1887. He was converted when about twenty, and united with the Methodist Episcopal chyrch, which he loved dearly all his life. He married Margaret P. HUGHES October 1, 1830. In 1833 they came to Ohio, settling in Guernsey County, where they lived for more than half a century. She preceded him 15 months to the home above. Having been licensed as Exhorter for some yearss, he was licensed as Local Preacher, and for many years was quite successful, extensive revivals often attending his labors. He always was found a helper to his pastors in all departments of work. He was ordained Deacon in 1858, and some years later was elected to Elder's orders. All offices from that down he held, and filled with great acceptability. Decided in his convictions, resolute in his understandings, he was generally successful. For six ye! ars he was afflicted, and endured sufferings beyond description, but in them all his faith never faltered. In his life example, and in his death, he has left a goodly heritage. He was the remaining brother of the Rev. Enoch KNOWLES, who died at Lambertville, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, and John KNOWLES, who died at North Crosswicks, Burlington County, New Jersey. Two surviving sisters will, ere long, join them where family ties will nevermore be broken. Additional information: Note 1: 1850 US Census - Monroe, Guernsey County, Ohio - Household: Saml. F., age 40, blacksmith - Margt. age 44 - son Clark age 16 - dau. Sarah age 14 - son John age 12 - son Wm., age 9 - dau. Harriet age 7 - dau. Margt. S., age 4mos. Note 2: 1860 US Census - Monroe (Post Office: Milnersville) Guernsey County, Ohio - Household: Samuel F. age 50, farmer - Margaret age 54 - son Daniel C., age 26 - son William age 19 - Harriet age 16 - dau. Cemantha age 10 Note 3: 1870 US Census - Cambridge - Guernsey County, Ohio - Samuel age 59, ret. blacksmith - Margaret age 63 - dau. Harriet age 24 - dau. Margaret age 20 Note 4: 1880 US Census Claysville - Guernsey County, Ohio - Samuel F., age 67 - Margaret P. age 73 - dau. Harriet W. age 35

Greetings to my BRITNELL cousins in Ohio. I am conducting a census for BRITNELL hopefully to be complete by March of 2005. During my research in the past fifteen years I have discovered that there are about 4000 of us using the name w/w. This name appears to be going into decline. To avert the total loss of the name, somewhere down the line of time, I am hoping that we can come up with a solution to avoid this. We need your participation. The BRITNELL name has an interesting history and it would be a terrible shame to lose it. I don't much like being an endangered species. For those BRITNELLs who did not receive a census package in the mail please email me here-->[email protected] OR: write to me at 35 Deerpoint Road, SE, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, T2J 6R3 I hope to have the census complete by March of 2005. Mary Anne Britnell

Scott, Well, 1800-1850 covers the timeline I was looking for. He is mentioned in one of Isaac Miskimen's Account books that covers 1841-1849, however I have come across his name in some deed books. I think those were in Wheeling Twp., but I didn't keep them as when I found the name I thought it was a different family - now I am not so sure. The Douglass family that I am primarily researching was in Liberty Twp., but families do spread out. And he could be an as-yet-undescovered cousin or other relative. Patti > > Hi, Patti, > > Can you say anything about him at all, other than his name? For example, > birth, death, residence? > > If so it could help other people identify him; please send it on to the > list. > > Thanks, > > S R C A > cott obert ranston nderson > [email protected] --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus]

This is a Message Board Post that is forwarded to this mailing list. Author: G D Wilson (The Sarge) <[email protected]> Surnames: Wilson, Turnbaugh, Gray. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AWB.2ACE/2052.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Good day: Maybe this will Help???? Turnbaugh's of Guernsey Co, Ohio W.A TURNBAUGH, married a Catherine, (Kate) WILSON, (believe also spelled with K, in some Cen's), Jun 2, 1884, Cambridge, Guernsey Co, Ohio. She was Dau/o William & Mary (GRAY), WILSON, b. Ohio, married Oct 25, 1857, Washington Co, Ohio. Regards: The Sarge

I am trying to find out if Barton Douglass has any connection to the other early (1800-1850) Douglass families in Coshocton, Guernsey, and Tuscarawas Counties. If this man's name appears in your genealogy or any of your resources with other names, even if it is a list of neighbors, I would appreciate it if you would contact me. Knowing whom his wife or children are would be potential leads as well as where he came from. I know this is pretty open ended, but I can't find any information about him. Thanks, Patti