Thanks for the reply. Sorry it took so long, my husband was in the hospital and I hadn't checked my email for well over a week. Thanks again, Lisa - Ky

Evans and Nelson Reunion Family and friends are all invited to attend the annual Nelson Reunion for the descendants of Jave and Ellen Evans Nelson on August 6, 2005, at the Farmers Grove Baptist Church fellowship hall in the Blockhouse Valley area of Anderson County, TN, beginning at 11:00 A. M. Bring food for a covered dish lunch at noon.There will be fun and games for the kids after lunch and music to be enjoyed by the adults.There will be the usual displays of family histories, pictures and other memorabilia, so bring anything you want to display.Jave and Ellen were married in Anderson County in 1877. They lived on Black Oak Ridge where the water tanks in Oak Ridge now set. Their children included David, Henry, Catherine Nelson Tadlock, Frank, Tom, Cynthia Nelson Wilson, Page, Taylor, Sam, and Clara Nelson Yerkes. Ellen was the daughter of Thomas J. and Permelia York Evans who moved to Tennessee from Knox County, Kentucky in the 1870's. Jave is thought to have been a direct descendant of Joseph Anderson for whom Anderson County is named. For more information, contact Carolyn Nelson Johnson at <mamawcarolyn@peoplepc.com>.

Hello Everyone, I'm sorry to disappoint you folks, but before we get bombarded with a long list of 1890 census lookup requests, ancestry has only two pages of the 1890 census for Hamilton Co. saved. One family was enumerated per page, so that means only two families are known. The pages are in very poor condition with large runny ink blots covering much of the information. Image # 1 at ancestry.com Hamilton County, Cincinnati, Ohio ED# 81 Ward 3 (page ??3) Census enumerated July 4, 1890 Street Address: 6 David St. A. Number of Dwelling-house in order of visitation: 184 B. Number of families in this Dwelling-house: 4? C. Number of persons in this Dwelling-house: ?? D. Number of family in the order of visitation: 185 E. Number of persons in this dwelling: 3 Alexander Hay or LaHay, head, white, male, 48, married, b. OH, both parents b. Scotland, Retired, able to read and write, speaks English Anna or Ann W., wife, 49?, no children, b. OH, both parents b. OH Delia Fa??ine, servant, age ??, single, b. Scotland, parents b. Scotland number of years in US?: don't know, can read, write and speak English ===================================== Image # 2 Hamilton County, Cincinnati ED# 81 - Ward 15 (p. 124? or 134?) Census enumerated June 4, 1890 A. Number of Dwelling-house in order of visitation: 1 B. Number of families in this Dwelling-house: 2 C. Number of persons in this Dwelling-house D. Number of family in order of visitation: 1 E. Number of persons in this family: 1 Address: 6 Clinton Amand Williams, black, head, age: ?8, widow of soldier, sailor or marine during the Civil War: yes, b. KY, father & mother b. KY, house servant, cannot read or write Marilyn - List Mom

Milly Would you look for Timothy Ronan? Thank You Margaret

1890 census for Hamilton and Clinton Co OH is on Ancestry.com . If someone wants a look up I will. Give me the GIVEN and SURNAME. Wish Tennessee was saved...... Milly Piros*Garfield Heights OH I have been to the end of the Earth. I have been to the end of the Waters. I have been to the end of the Sky. I have been to the end of the Mountains. I have found NONE that are not my Friends. >>>>>Navajo Proverb<<<<<

Abt. 2 weeks ago I posted to this list that I had set up a page of Hamilton Co. books for sale & where to obtain. The current publisher of the Hamilton Co Genealogical Publications is Little Miami Book Co., but you can see a listing of what I have found as available to purchase here with links to websites etc. giving price & shipping etc. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohhamilt/books.html Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Evelyn F. Lehman" <evlee@cox-internet.com> To: <OHHAMILT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 3:42 PM Subject: Re: [OH-HAMILT] Re: Hamilton County Record Book > Barbara, > > Please post the reply from Bill Graver to the List. I'm sure that there > are a number of us interested in knowing about microfilm > availability. Also, where can the Hamilton County books be purchased? > > Thank you. God Bless > > Evelyn in AR > > > > > At 02:15 PM 7/5/2005, Little Miami Publishing wrote: > >Stephanie, > >Glad you like the book. That one, along with the Hamilton County Chapters > >guide will put you in touch with just about every record and location in town. > > > >I have forwarded your message to Bill Graver who may be able to enlighten > >you as to availability of the microfilm. > > > >Barbara > > > >----- Original Message ----- From: "stephanie miller" <stephiem@email.com> > >To: <OHHAMILT-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 2:56 PM > >Subject: Hamilton County Record Book > > > > > >>Good Morning, > >>I have just received the book "Hamilton County, > >>Ohio Guide to Recorder's Indexes and Documents > >>1794-1988". What a wonderful book!! I have read > >>many of the Hamilton County films from LDS and > >>presumed the records I couldn't find had been > >>burned in one of the fires. Now, I have new hope > >>of finding them!! Can someone tell me if any of > >>these films are available on Interlibrary loan; I > >>don't see many available through the LDS library. > >> Thanks for your help, enjoy the holiday. God > >>Bless America!!! Stephanie in Oregon > >> > >> > >>-- > >>___________________________________________________________ > >>Sign-up for Ads Free at Mail.com > >>http://promo.mail.com/adsfreejump.htm > > > > > >==== OHHAMILT Mailing List ==== > >ROLL CALLS? Not permitted unless instituted by the List Admin. But post > >your interests and areas of search often. New members join every day. > > > >============================== > >Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > >Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > >http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > > ==== OHHAMILT Mailing List ==== > Have you been to the *NEW* HAMILTON COUNTY OHIO Message Board? To get > there, go to http://boards.rootsweb.com click on the U.S. States link. > On the next page, click on the Counties link by the file folder icon. > Then click on the link for Hamilton county. > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >

Stephanie, Glad you like the book. That one, along with the Hamilton County Chapters guide will put you in touch with just about every record and location in town. I have forwarded your message to Bill Graver who may be able to enlighten you as to availability of the microfilm. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "stephanie miller" <stephiem@email.com> To: <OHHAMILT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 2:56 PM Subject: Hamilton County Record Book > Good Morning, > I have just received the book "Hamilton County, > Ohio Guide to Recorder's Indexes and Documents > 1794-1988". What a wonderful book!! I have read > many of the Hamilton County films from LDS and > presumed the records I couldn't find had been > burned in one of the fires. Now, I have new hope > of finding them!! Can someone tell me if any of > these films are available on Interlibrary loan; I > don't see many available through the LDS library. > Thanks for your help, enjoy the holiday. God > Bless America!!! Stephanie in Oregon > > > -- > ___________________________________________________________ > Sign-up for Ads Free at Mail.com > http://promo.mail.com/adsfreejump.htm >

Barbara, Please post the reply from Bill Graver to the List. I'm sure that there are a number of us interested in knowing about microfilm availability. Also, where can the Hamilton County books be purchased? Thank you. God Bless Evelyn in AR At 02:15 PM 7/5/2005, Little Miami Publishing wrote: >Stephanie, >Glad you like the book. That one, along with the Hamilton County Chapters >guide will put you in touch with just about every record and location in town. > >I have forwarded your message to Bill Graver who may be able to enlighten >you as to availability of the microfilm. > >Barbara > >----- Original Message ----- From: "stephanie miller" <stephiem@email.com> >To: <OHHAMILT-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 2:56 PM >Subject: Hamilton County Record Book > > >>Good Morning, >>I have just received the book "Hamilton County, >>Ohio Guide to Recorder's Indexes and Documents >>1794-1988". What a wonderful book!! I have read >>many of the Hamilton County films from LDS and >>presumed the records I couldn't find had been >>burned in one of the fires. Now, I have new hope >>of finding them!! Can someone tell me if any of >>these films are available on Interlibrary loan; I >>don't see many available through the LDS library. >> Thanks for your help, enjoy the holiday. God >>Bless America!!! Stephanie in Oregon >> >> >>-- >>___________________________________________________________ >>Sign-up for Ads Free at Mail.com >>http://promo.mail.com/adsfreejump.htm > > >==== OHHAMILT Mailing List ==== >ROLL CALLS? Not permitted unless instituted by the List Admin. But post >your interests and areas of search often. New members join every day. > >============================== >Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. >Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx

Good Morning, I have just received the book "Hamilton County, Ohio Guide to Recorder's Indexes and Documents 1794-1988". What a wonderful book!! I have read many of the Hamilton County films from LDS and presumed the records I couldn't find had been burned in one of the fires. Now, I have new hope of finding them!! Can someone tell me if any of these films are available on Interlibrary loan; I don't see many available through the LDS library. Thanks for your help, enjoy the holiday. God Bless America!!! Stephanie in Oregon -- ___________________________________________________________ Sign-up for Ads Free at Mail.com http://promo.mail.com/adsfreejump.htm

Hello Listers, Below is a letter dated July 1st, from the Cincinnati Library explaining their latest procedures for requesting obituaries. This was sent to me from someone subscribed to another Ohio mailing list. Marilyn - List Mom ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Reynolds, Marianne" <Marianne.Reynolds@cincinnatilibrary.org> > To: <Maggie_Ohio-L-request@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 4:52 PM > Subject: Obituary requests from Cincinnati Library > >Hi. >I am the contact person for obituary copies at our library. First of > all, it has been several years since Richard Ryan has been our department > head. He now holds a higher position, and obit request mail is sometimes > mistakenly misrouted to him. Also, due to huge budget reductions and staff > cuts, our obit copy service has changed. Copies have been only 25 cents per > page for some time now, but as of this month, we have been forced to place > limits on the number of requests per person per month. Please read our new > policy statement below, and if possible, adjust your website to reflect > them. We would appreciate it if you would inform others, especially persons > who may have similar outdated information posted, of our new policies. > Below is the response we have been sending out to recent requests Thank > you. > > > > > We have received your request for photocopies. PLEASE RESUBMIT YOUR REQUEST > WITHIN THE LIMITATIONS LISTED BELOW, REMEMBERING TO PROVIDE US WITH YOUR > COMPLETE CONTACT INFORMATION (NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER, AND IF > APPLICABLE, FAX NUMBER), SO THAT ANY ARTICLES CAN BE SENT. > > As a result of a reduction in funding from the state of Ohio, the Main > Library is experiencing a reduction in staff as well as a reduction in hours > of operation. This decrease in staff led to a re-evaluation of the reference > and research service that the Magazines & Newspapers Department provides to > its patrons via e-mail, letter, and fax. Input was gathered in discussions > with staff and by surveying patrons. > > The result is that the decision has been made to place limits on the number > of requests for information that can be made by patrons so that more patrons > can be served in the most timely manner possible. Having no limits on the > number of requests per patron is simply not possible any longer. FROM NOW > ON, EACH PATRON WILL BE LIMITED TO 3 REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION PER MONTH. > THIS DOES NOT MEAN 3 E-MAILS OR LETTERS PER MONTH PER PATRON, BUT SIMPLY 3 > REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION (3 death notices/obituaries, 3 articles, etc.) per > month per patron. We deeply regret having to make this change, especially as > it is such a major change to a service for which we have a great amount of > pride. We will continue to monitor the effects of this change in service and > will modify it if circumstances warrant it. > > All requests are normally put into a queue in the order received. We > generally receive 300 - 500 requests per month, which are handled by regular > departmental staff when they are not scheduled on the reference desk, along > with their other off-desk duties. There is no one assigned exclusively to > this task. Fulfilling requests, therefore, will take approximately 8 - 16 > weeks, depending upon request volume, staff availability, and other > departmental projects. > > We do not give full or partial obituary information over the telephone > except in the case of an upcoming funeral. If an item is needed by a certain > date for an important reason, you need to make us aware of this, so we can > let you know if we have the staff time available to process your order by > that deadline. In order for us to place your order ahead of others in the > queue, your request must be time-sensitive, and you must have an important > reason other than personal preference (business, legal, etc.). > > Beginning in 2002, charges are .25 per page for all copies, regardless of > destination. PLEASE DO NOT SEND PAYMENT IN ADVANCE. We do not accept > credit cards, and the cost cannot be charged to your library card. (An > invoice is included with the completed request and payment can be made via > cash, check, or money order.) > Please be aware that requests that do not include complete references to > specific publications may require considerable time to research. Also, when > an exact citation is not supplied, it is possible that we will not be able > to locate the material requested. A few generations ago, it was not > uncommon for families to forgo today's more common practice of placing a > family member's obituary in the newspaper. Hence, many persons who died in > the 1800's or earlier and even quite a few who died in the earlier part of > the 1900's may not have ever had any sort of obituary or funeral notice > published in the newspaper. Even nowadays, a published funeral/death notice > is at the discretion of the family, although most families choose to include > this sort of public announcement, for which there is usually a charge. > We thank you for your continued use of our department and hope that we can > satisfy your information needs. > > Marianne Reynolds > Reference Librarian, Magazines & Newspapers Dept. > Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County > 513-369-6973 > marianne.reynolds@cincinnatilibrary.org > > >

Phyllis, The business may be gone, but the building still stands with its Oskamp Nolting signs, including a raised-letter sign on the side of the building. I checked the yellow pages because I thought the bldg was still occupied. It may be, but there is no listing for O-N in the yellow pages. Mary Cervantes Cincinnati Phyllis Garratt wrote: >Recently I asked if anyone knew when Oskamp-Nolting store closed in >Cincinnati. I have since gotten my hands on an article from a Cincinnati >newspaper, dated November 19th, 1980, announcing their closure. A very >brief (not much history in the article) summary of the article is below: > >"Oskamp-Nolting to Close Store Christmas Eve: The Texas parent company >of Oskamp-Nolting Co. will close the jewelry and appliance store at 26 >W. Seventh St. on Christmas Eve, one month short of the firm's 100th >birthday. ....the downtown store was yielding a "less than desirable >return". Oskamp-Nolting evolved from a wholesale jewelry store founded >in January, 1881, by Clemens Oskamp. The company moved from 411 Elm St. >to the five-story building on Seventh St. in 1911." > >Kind of sad to close a store on Christmas Eve. > >Phyllis > > >==== OHHAMILT Mailing List ==== >Tired of this List? Going on vacation, a business trip? Or, do you just want off? Unsubscribing (and subscribing) are a snap from here! >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/OH/hamilton.html > >============================== >Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the >areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. >Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > >

Hello according an obit of Mathilda's mother Amelia Mozer in 1912, Tillie and her husband Frank Bludau with daughter from Cincinnati joined the funeral. Tillie was born Nov 10, 1879. Any information on Tillie and her descendants would be appreciated. I can share ancestrial information on the Mozer side. Kind regards Ruediger Kemmler Munich, Germany ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check out my emigration website: http://home.nexgo.de/r.kemmler

Hello according an obit of Lillies mother Amelia Mozer in 1912, Lillie was living in Cincinnati in 1912. She was born either Apr 30, 1872 or Mar 31, 1887 Any information on Tillie and her descendants would be appreciated. I can share ancestrial information on the Mozer side. Kind regards Ruediger Kemmler Munich, Germany ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check out my emigration website: http://home.nexgo.de/r.kemmler

All lived in Cincinnati 1850-1890. Ulrich SCHAEFFTER-B 1812 Alsace France John/George METZNER born Bavaria 1830 Chas. HUMMEL born Baden 1830 Been lookin a LONG time. Thanks Loviti@aol.com

Recently I asked if anyone knew when Oskamp-Nolting store closed in Cincinnati. I have since gotten my hands on an article from a Cincinnati newspaper, dated November 19th, 1980, announcing their closure. A very brief (not much history in the article) summary of the article is below: "Oskamp-Nolting to Close Store Christmas Eve: The Texas parent company of Oskamp-Nolting Co. will close the jewelry and appliance store at 26 W. Seventh St. on Christmas Eve, one month short of the firm's 100th birthday. ....the downtown store was yielding a "less than desirable return". Oskamp-Nolting evolved from a wholesale jewelry store founded in January, 1881, by Clemens Oskamp. The company moved from 411 Elm St. to the five-story building on Seventh St. in 1911." Kind of sad to close a store on Christmas Eve. Phyllis

Old newspaper clipping with a picture of Sons of Veterans in Cincinnati Camp. A.B.E. Stephens, former Congressman, Col. William Bundy, Howard Henderson, was a general in the Confederate Army, Robert Reynolds (my gr-grandfather's brother - born in Cincinnati 1866) and Robert Dunning. Frederick Niederhelman was a member of the camp but doesn't appear in the picture. The picture was sent to the paper I think before 1940 but it appeared in column "Turing Back the Clock" and was taken at an earlier date. Chris

I looked in "Early Ohio Tax Records" complied by Ester Weygandt Powell and for the 1810 Tax records there is no James Ritchie There is an Abraham Ritchie under Virginia Military District Tax for 1800 Good luck in your search. On 6/30/05, KPhill2906@aol.com <KPhill2906@aol.com> wrote: > I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what the earliest tax lists are? I > understand that there are no Ohio Federal Census available for 1800 and 1810. > > I am looking for John Ritchie. The last named could be spelled differently. > > Any help would be appreciated. Hope to hear from someone. > > Karen > > > ==== OHHAMILT Mailing List ==== > ~ SUBJECT LINES ~ > Think about it!! A picture's worth 1000 words; a Subject Line more! The > 4 W's: Who? What? When? and Where? Don't leave home without 'em! > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

Hi Margaret, Can you give us a time frame of when they lived in Cincinnati? Are you looking for them in the present day or in the past? Perhaps they can be found in past census records. Marilyn ---------------------original message-------------------- In a message dated 07/01/05 11:35:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, mma95691@yahoo.com writes: << I am looking for any information on Anton AmRhein and his son Anthony AmRhein. They lived in the Cincinnati area. Thanks, Margaret AmRhein >>

Margaret, There is an Anton AMRHEIN in Vine Street Hill cemetery, but he is listed as a son of George. There are several other AMRHEIN children interred here - Albert, Conrad, Emilie, Mary and a unnamed infant that was stillborn. They are all listed with George as their Dad. The details on Anton are: died on 16 May 1893 at age 1y 10m. He is buried in Sec. 11, Lot 236 , grave 1. There are no Anton or Anthony AMRHEIN's in Wesleyan Cemetery. These are the only 2 record books I have. Bob S CA and At 08:35 PM 7/1/05 -0700, you wrote: >I am looking for any information on Anton AmRhein and >his son Anthony AmRhein. They lived in the Cincinnati >area. > >Thanks, >Margaret AmRhein >

I am looking for information on John Glenn b 1797 in either Ohio or Kentucky. He fought in the War of 1812 and discharged in Gallatin County Co in 1815. Some record said he was born in Franklin Co. Ky in 1797 which went all the way to the Ohio River. This area later became Gallatin County He said in the 1860 census that he was born in Ohio. There was a Hugh Glenn in Hamilton County but I have not made any connection here.. He married in Switzerland Co Indiana to Lorena Reed in 1820. I wonder if he was in the "Indiana Gore" or Dearborn County after Hamilton County area was in Indiana. I am looking for his parents name, I have a hunch his fathers name was William. I would appreciate any information anyone might give. It is my "Brick Wall" Dean Glenn dglenn@hal-pc.org