-----Original Message----- From: Charles M. Hammond <chammond@net-magic.net> To: OHHANCOC-L@rootsweb-com <OHHANCOC-L@rootsweb-com> Date: Friday, March 03, 2000 9:54 PM Subject: Brown`s History If possible, would you check and see if the Wolf family is listed in your history. I`ve hit a wall in Findlay where I have the marriage licence of Daniel Wolf and Nancy Bond, October 12th 1848. They migrated to Branch County Michigan in about 1850 and he fought and was killed in the Civil war, a few months before it was over in 1865. I can follow the Wolf (Wolfe) family forward, but can not get any further back than 1848, in Findlay. Last mention I have of them in Findlay is the 1850 Census when they lived with their 3 month old daughter, Ellen in Liberty Twp, Hancock Ohio. I would really like to know the names of his parents, and where they came from Many thanks. Grace Wolfe Hammond, chammond@net-magic.net.

I'm having no success finding any info on my grandmother, born Christine Richert in Van Buren Twp on 24 May 1868, per her obituary in the Courier. My sister has visited the Probate Court in Findlay and found no record of her birth. She married George Adam Weissling in 1888 and there is a handwritten note indicating she was "of Jenera" and married by a "Rev Byers of Jenera". I know that her father was a Daniel Richert and that she allegedly had at least one brother. If anyone knows of anything about Christine or the family Richert I'd sure appreciate receiving it. Thanks, Jack Weissling

I am looking for any information regarding the Clingerman/Klingeman surname. My gggrandfather (Charles Clingerman) came to Hancock County in 1838 and settled on 80 acres outside Williamstown in Madison Twnship. My grandfather was William, his father was Ellis and then his father was Charles. Thank you for any help possible. Rosemary Tucson, AZ.

LOIS LORETTA WINTERS SHANK B. 15 March 1923 in Deshler, died during open heart surgery at the Texas Heart Institute in Houston on 3 March 2000. She was my mother and now it is up to me to finish her search for her ABBOTT, BROWN, CRITES, POELL and WINTERS ancestors. Margaret Shank ( Arvada, CO) Leah Raney wrote: > > This may be a duplicate. Have had problems with my ISP all week. Some letters > I start and I get disconnected before I finish sending them. Then my computer > crashes, etc. > Anyway: > > Page 829 of Brown's History, Pleasant Township: > Under " S. A. COOPER. ...He has had seven children, three of whom are now > living: JENNIE L., (wife of B. F. FREED), Edmond (clerking in McComb) and > Bertha, at home." > > Page 849, Portage Township > Under A. CRUMRINE:...."To them have been born nine children.....MALISSA, wife > of DANIEL FREED" > . > Page 561, Village of Findlay, > "The following is a list of those who have filled the office of recorder or > clerk of the borough since April, 1845; ...Lemuel McMannus, 1870, resigned in > April, 1873, and > W. DAVIDSON appointed to serve until April, 1874." > Afraid this still doesn't tell us much about the Freeds or "W. Davidson.". - > Leah > > DNorkus@aol.com wrote: > > > The B.F. and Daniel FREEDs are mine. Not sure about the women FREEDs. My > > ggrandfather was William DAVIDSON; so, depending on the dates of the W., he > > may be mine. > > > > Thanks for checking! > > > > Barbara DAVIDSON Norkus

This may be a duplicate. Have had problems with my ISP all week. Some letters I start and I get disconnected before I finish sending them. Then my computer crashes, etc. Anyway: Page 829 of Brown's History, Pleasant Township: Under " S. A. COOPER. ...He has had seven children, three of whom are now living: JENNIE L., (wife of B. F. FREED), Edmond (clerking in McComb) and Bertha, at home." Page 849, Portage Township Under A. CRUMRINE:...."To them have been born nine children.....MALISSA, wife of DANIEL FREED" . Page 561, Village of Findlay, "The following is a list of those who have filled the office of recorder or clerk of the borough since April, 1845; ...Lemuel McMannus, 1870, resigned in April, 1873, and W. DAVIDSON appointed to serve until April, 1874." Afraid this still doesn't tell us much about the Freeds or "W. Davidson.". - Leah DNorkus@aol.com wrote: > The B.F. and Daniel FREEDs are mine. Not sure about the women FREEDs. My > ggrandfather was William DAVIDSON; so, depending on the dates of the W., he > may be mine. > > Thanks for checking! > > Barbara DAVIDSON Norkus

Please ignore this message. I am attempting to "fix" my computer.

--part1_5b.2c3f419.25f2e381_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Leah, Thanks for the information. Yes, all the FREEDs mentioned are mine. I'll doublecheck to see if it's new information. Does anyone on the Hancock County List have any further information on this 'W. DAVIDSON'? Thanks in advance for checking! Barbara DAVIDSON Norkus --part1_5b.2c3f419.25f2e381_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <leahnell@centurytel.net> Received: from rly-yh02.mx.aol.com (rly-yh02.mail.aol.com [172.18.147.34]) by air-yh04.mail.aol.com (v69.17) with ESMTP; Sat, 04 Mar 2000 16:00:20 -0500 Received: from gig.centurytel.net (gig.centurytel.net [209.142.136.104]) by rly-yh02.mx.aol.com (v69.17) with ESMTP; Sat, 04 Mar 2000 16:00:11 -0500 Received: from centurytel.net (ppp143.sm.centurytel.net [209.142.130.157]) by gig.centurytel.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id PAA29654; Sat, 4 Mar 2000 15:00:09 -0600 (CST) Message-ID: <38C1792A.ACA6B91@centurytel.net> Date: Sat, 04 Mar 2000 14:59:23 -0600 From: Leah Raney <leahnell@centurytel.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win95; U) X-Accept-Language: en,pdf MIME-Version: 1.0 To: DNorkus@aol.com, "OHHANCOC-L@rootsweb.com" <OHHANCOC-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: Brown's History - DAVIDSON, FREED References: <d9.1b33d13.25ebd234@aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This may be a duplicate. Have had problems with my ISP all week. Some letters I start and I get disconnected before I finish sending them. Then my computer crashes, etc. Anyway: Page 829 of Brown's History, Pleasant Township: Under " S. A. COOPER. ...He has had seven children, three of whom are now living: JENNIE L., (wife of B. F. FREED), Edmond (clerking in McComb) and Bertha, at home." Page 849, Portage Township Under A. CRUMRINE:...."To them have been born nine children.....MALISSA, wife of DANIEL FREED" . Page 561, Village of Findlay, "The following is a list of those who have filled the office of recorder or clerk of the borough since April, 1845; ...Lemuel McMannus, 1870, resigned in April, 1873, and W. DAVIDSON appointed to serve until April, 1874." Afraid this still doesn't tell us much about the Freeds or "W. Davidson.". - Leah DNorkus@aol.com wrote: > The B.F. and Daniel FREEDs are mine. Not sure about the women FREEDs. My > ggrandfather was William DAVIDSON; so, depending on the dates of the W., he > may be mine. > > Thanks for checking! > > Barbara DAVIDSON Norkus --part1_5b.2c3f419.25f2e381_boundary--

>From Brown's "History of Hancock County" 1886: Page 877 GILMER: In Washington Township "NICHOLAS FOX, farmer, P.O. Arcadia, was born in this county July 10, 1847, son of William and Catherine (MALES) FOX, the former a native of Pennsylvania. WILLIAM FOX enlisted in the war of 1812, but did no active service: he removed to Fairfield County, Ohio, and afterward to Seneca County, and finally to Hancock County about 1827, and here lived until his death, engaged in farming. NICHOLAS FOX has always resided in this county, and has at present a farm of 160 acres of land in a high state of cultivation. He married, December 31, 1868 Miss MARY GILMER, daughter of JOHN GILMER. an old resident of this county: four of their eight children are now living: EDWARD, JOHN E., MOLLIE and WILLIAM: those deceased are MYRTIE, ROSA, NETTIE and MINNIE. Mr. Fox is member of the I.O.O.F. , Arcadia Lodge No 595. He is one of the substantial and progressive farmers of Washington Township, this county. In politics her is a Democrat." There are several other references to s William Fox, but I suspect they are one of the "other" William Foxes. P 306 under the history of Hancock County talking about roads: " Another early county road was established in UNION TOWNSHIP in the spring of 1833. the petition was presented to the commissioners March 4 of that year, with the following names appended thereto: Wenam WADE, WILLIAM FOX, Joseph BURKET, Henry SMALTZ, Philip, John, Simon and Philip CRAMER Jr., William M. COLELO, Alexander HARDIN, Solomon FOGLESONG, Jacob FOX Sr., Jacob FOX, Jr., Isaac COMER, John and Thomas MULLEN and Solomon and Stephen LEE." There are further entries regarding William Fox on pages 487, 488, 492, but these also refer to the Union Twp. Foxes, with William the son of Jacob Sr., Page 507, Washington Twp., early settlers of the township. "WILLIAM and ELIZABETH FOX moved from Fairfield County to Seneca County, Ohio, at an early day, and in 1827 came into Washington Township, where both spent the rest of their days. they had a large family, only one of whom, ELIAS, survives. He was born here in 1834, and is a leading farmer of his native township." There seems to be an agreement and a contradiction here with the previous information on William Fox. Page 859 Union Township mentions the marriage of Mary, daughter of WILLIAM and SARAH FOX to SOLOMON GHASTER, but I doubt this is your William. If any of these Union Twp. Foxes are part of yours, let me know and I will send the rest of what is written about them. Hope this helps. - Leah in Texas Bob & Wanda Deitemeyer wrote: > Is William Fox or John Gilmer mentioned in Brown's History of Hancock Co? > > Thanks, > > Wanda

William Pickens b.12/18/1817 in Bemont Co. Ohio d.4/12/1899 in Saranac Mi. came to Hancock Co. in1837 m.Elanor Van Dyke 3/16/1841 in Hancock he farmed in Pleasant Twp. was in 1870 censes any information onwhy he left ? Elanor Van Dyke b.4/12/1819 d.6/1/1888 f.Samuel Van Dyke m. ? any information on this family? There children were 1. Mary E.b.abt-1843 ? d.? m.Samuel W. Moe ? on 9/25/1867 children????? 2.Samuel E.Pickens b.abt1847? d.1917? m.Susanna Petty on3/1/1868 Susanna's f.James Petty m.?????mansfield? children???????? 3.Thomas J. Pickens b.7/19/1850 d.12/13/1935 m.Emily s. German on 9/28/1871 KNOWN went to Mi. children:William,Fred,Almond,Mary,Alma,Elsie 4.Charlotte Pickens b.abt.1853?d.?????m. John Butler??? children??????? 5.Ellen Pickens b.abt.1857???d.????m.Hiram Sheely???? children:?????????????? Can any one answer any of the questions?Any of the family stay in Hancock Co.? Thanks to anyone who can be of help. Mary

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------AB1A87785AAD9C25F7596B44 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In case you have not received this updaqte, I am forwarding it to the list. To those of you who share my belief that we should investigate what appropriate help to give, rather than to judge, I would suggest you get in touch with the people listed in this email as well as the people at Homeless House ( on Western Ave., I believe it is the former St. Michael's Convent) to see if this family will need help in reestablishing their household once the two bedroom apt. is available. >From Colorado, there isn't much more I can contribute but for those of you in the area, perhaps through your networks you can get involved. I have stated to the people behind the web site who sent this update that I am concerned that the Mom has an undiagnosed, or misdiagnosed, mental illness which needs to be addressed. Otherwise, this family will never get stabilized. Perhaps those of you closer to Findlay are more familiar with local resources and support groups for people with mental illnesses? Margaret Shank ( Arvada, CO) --------------AB1A87785AAD9C25F7596B44 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <homeless_4@yahoo.com> Received: from h7.mail.home.com ([24.0.95.42]) by lh2.rdc2.tx.home.com (InterMail v4.01.01.00 201-229-111) with ESMTP id <20000302165227.OQSQ10089.lh2.rdc2.tx.home.com@h7.mail.home.com> for <mrshankindybiz@mail.arvada1.co.home.com>; Thu, 2 Mar 2000 08:52:27 -0800 Received: from mx4-rwc.mail.home.com (mx4-rwc.mail.home.com [24.0.95.33]) by h7.mail.home.com (8.9.3/8.9.0) with ESMTP id IAA27565 for <mrshankindybiz@home.com>; Thu, 2 Mar 2000 08:52:27 -0800 (PST) Received: from web3701.mail.yahoo.com (web3701.mail.yahoo.com [204.71.203.130]) by mx4-rwc.mail.home.com (8.9.1/8.9.1) with SMTP id IAA21628 for <mrshankindybiz@home.com>; Thu, 2 Mar 2000 08:52:27 -0800 (PST) Message-ID: <20000302165223.8036.qmail@web3701.mail.yahoo.com> Received: from [216.206.38.21] by web3701.mail.yahoo.com; Thu, 02 Mar 2000 08:52:23 PST Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 08:52:23 -0800 (PST) From: One Person <homeless_4@yahoo.com> Subject: Update...Good News for the Bollinger Family To: margaret ruth shank <mrshankindybiz@home.com> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Just to let you know. The Bollinger mom is out of the City Mission and in a little apartment. Today she would have been living on the streets. She is on a waiting list for a 2 bedroom apartment which I was told is to come along shortly. The people who have the children told me of this wonderful news. I don't know the details of who helped or if the mother came across the apartment herself being she works...even if it's of little income. Many who know her are still surprised how anyone thought the site we had up was a scam...but everything turned out wonderful! Just sooo happy for these people. Thought you would like to know :) Thank you for just caring! Thank you!! Wish everyone will such troubles could have a happy ending. ===================================== --- margaret ruth shank <mrshankindybiz@home.com> wrote: > I have put the name and address and phone numbers of > HOPE HOUSE out on > the list and I have posted them on your site. I am > in Colorado and > can't do more. Margaret Shank > > One Person wrote: > > > > In trying to help this family > > we are hearing from those > > who can't understand. > > > > We were looking for a miracle > > and for a little bit we were feeling > > just maybe... > > > > The mother of these kids "Stephanie Bollinger" > > is not a druggie, doesn't smoke or drink. > > She is greatly lacking in social skills > > and a bit of a eccentric. She has no money > > skills and doesn't know how to handle monies. > > She was going to college for the last few years > > and looked for love in the wrong men and ended up > > with 3 children. She can't have anymore. She > > ended up evicted from her last apartment and > > ended up in the Hope House. She is working > > in a restaurant but time has run out. She doesn't > > have family able to afford to help her. Stephanie > > loves her little ones and needs Help. If the > > children do go into foster care...all I know is > > that she may be on the streets and she could not > > the kind that could make it on the streets. > > > > We left that e-mail at the bottom of this site > > so if someone wanted to ask more about this they > > could. We didn't explain enough maybe. Our > > intent was to help only. WE WANT & ASK NOTHING > > sent to us. Our understanding is that this Wiess > > with housing wasn't able to find the family > housing. > > > > Just our small way of helping. > > > > Thank you again for your help. > > > > --- margaret ruth shank <mrshankindybiz@home.com> > > wrote: > > > The number for the COURIER is 419-422-5151 > > > > > > One Person wrote: > > > > > > > > The information wasn't more because we > > > > didn't want any weirdo's bothering the > > > > family. This IS the internet. This IS a REAL > > > > family and the information can be asked about > > > > by calling a caseworker at Human Services > > > > and Sharon Weiss, the Housing Resource > > > > Coordinater in Findlay OHIO. > > > > > > > > Good Lord I can't believe the thoughtless > > > > responces when this family is in such need > > > > of help. > > > > > > > > I did tell their last name and mentioned > > > > the Hope House...hoe for mothers with > Children. > > > > > > > > Just someone who knows them and TRYing to help > > > > in my small way... I sure am not asking for > > > anything > > > > for myself. > > > > > > > > Just someone who cares > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > > > Do You Yahoo!? > > > > Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! > Messenger. > > > > http://im.yahoo.com > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! 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Still looking for any information on Thomas or Edward BROSIUS of Tiffin, OH, in about the 1920s. Thanks. Barbara DAVIDSON Norkus

Bear with my folks. I'm having hardware problems and also ISP problems. Am answering your queries in the order received. - Leah >From Brown's "History of Hancock County" 1886: Page 472: early settlers of Pleasant Township "Thomas, James and John PICKENS settled in the west part of the township on Pickens Run, in 1837. Early in that year Thomas entered land in sections 7, 8, and located on the last mentioned section. James took up forty acres in section 18, and forty acres in section 19 in 1838, but the whole family came from Belmont County, Ohio, in 1837. Thomas was a millwright and carpenter, and in 1845 erected a grist-mill on Pickens Run, which was in operation for many years. He died upon his farm in this township, and Mrs. T. B. KELLEY is the only one of his children in the county, the sons having removed to Michigan. The names of a few others who came in between 1835 and 1840 could be given, but those given will illustrate the class of settlers who first built their cabins in the forest of Pleasant Township, and to extend this list into the period when the county was no longer a wilderness is not the intent of this chapter." Page 478: early history of Pleasant Twp. "Early in 1861 North Ridgeville postoffice was established at Pickens Corners, on section 18. BENJAMIN PICKENS was the first postmaster, and was succeeded by LEMUEL MOW. In 1869 or 1870 North Ridgeville was abolished, and no office has since existed at that point, though Deweyville and Shawtown are both easy of access to farmers living in the western part of the township." Hope this helps. - Leah in Texas M Besson wrote: > Have been reading the mail on this book and am wondering if there is any mention of the Pickens who started farming in Pleasant Twp. in 1837 or 38 if so would it be enough information for me to obtain a copy? > > Mary (Pickens)Besson > mbesson@iserv.net

Saw a mention of a WISELEY in a reply on Brown's History. Just wondered if he connects anyway to a Martin L. Wiseley who married Clara ADAMS in Hancock Co, 1897. No other data yet found on WISELEY line. Clara's parents were Philip ADAMS and Therise RICHARD, probably both from Alsace-Lorraine, who married in Hancock Co, 1856. This is my brick wall! Some 11 children but I have only found a little on most except for my ggm, Anna Adams, who married Joseph FELDKIRCHER. ADAMS belonged to St. Michael's Parish in Findlay. Any and all look ups or additional information on the ADAMS and/or WISELEY lines would be appreciated. Dennis Murphy dmurphy595@alltel.net Murphy's Public House http://murphy.genealogy.org ----- Original Message ----- From: <OHHANCOC-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <OHHANCOC-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 6:50 PM Subject: OHHANCOC-D Digest V00 #24

Here is a good starting place on the web...Not complete though. Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild The ships are at: http://istg.rootsweb.com/ -----Original Message----- From: Mary K Ward [mailto:mksroots@juno.com] Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2000 7:05 PM To: OHHANCOC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: WARD - England to America -How to find ship(s) Can anyone tell me how to begin trying to find the ship on which my WARD ancestor was a passenger from England to America?? I'd like to start by looking for a Charles WARD who could have been the father of Mahlon James WARD born 1832 in Findlay, OH. who married in 1861 Fanny E. ROBERTS of Wyandot Co, OH. I don't have the names of Mahlon James WARD's parents but they might have married in Ohio where his mother and he were born. There was a Charles WARD & wife both under 50 and a male age 5 to 10 on the 1840 Findlay, Hancock, OH census. who I think could be Mahlon J. WARD's parents. I can't connect him to any other Hancock Co, OH WARDS. There was a Willis WARD on the 1830 Findlay twp, census. Is there an expert who can advise me about searching ships passengers? Thanks so much, Mary Kay Ward in Richmond, VA

I need to ask this question on the Brown History book. I have lost my ggrandfather after he left Holmes cty after 1840. Believe that he was on his way to Putnam. Is there any mention of SHEEN (Shehen,Shehan). I believe he may have died on the way. Thanks for looking. Marilynn VanBrocklin mvanbroc@pcfl.net

Have been reading the mail on this book and am wondering if there is any mention of the Pickens who started farming in Pleasant Twp. in 1837 or 38 if so would it be enough information for me to obtain a copy? Mary (Pickens)Besson mbesson@iserv.net

Barbara - In Browns History of Hancock County, 1886: Listed under DAVIDSON are Amelia, James, James W., Robert and W. Listed under FREED are B. F. , Daniel, Elizabeth, Jennie L., and Malissa. Any of them yours? If so, let me know. - Leah DNorkus@aol.com wrote: > Leah, > > Are there any DAVIDSONs or FREEDs mentioned in Brown's History? If so, how > would I go about getting a copy? Do you know how much it is? > > Sorry to ask so many questions! > > Barbara DAVIDSON Norkus

>From Brown's History of Hancock County, 1886: Putnam: Page 660, Amanda Twp. Under CORNELIUS CLARK: " ....children still living....Clara, wife of HENRY PUTNAM (have five children)......" Wohlgamuth: Page 667, Amanda Twp. Under WASHINGTON MOREHART: Washington MOREHART, farmer, P. O. Value, was born March 4, 1817 in Fairfield County, Ohio. His grandparents came from Westmoreland Co., Penn., and were pioneers of Fairfield County, Ohio. Our subject, with his brother William Josiah and sisters Sarah and Maria, came to Hancock County, Ohio in 1833, and began pioneer life on land which he and his uncle, Andrew (then a resident of Seneca County, Ohio), had entered some time prior to that date. They soon erected a cabin and began clearing their land with a view to making a home. In 1839 Mr. Morehart married Elizabeth, daughter of GEORGE BREINER, and by her he has three children: Malinda, wife of F. M. LEE; Caroline, wife of R. M. LEE; and CHRISTIANN, wife of ISAAC WOHLGAMUTH. Mrs. Morehart departed this life in 1884. Mr. Morehart lived on his farm forty years, then moved to the village of VAnlue, this county, where he had since resided, but still owns and manages his farm. He had but little to begin life with, but has acquired a fair competency. He has filled the office of township trustee for several years and is a man highly respected by his fellow townsmen." No Bisel. Not much, I'm afraid, but maybe it will help. - Leah in Texas APLdw@aol.com wrote: > Leah, > I have been reading a few of the follow ups you have furnished for people and > I can't resist any longer. I have Jacob Putman (daughter Mary) and, Jacob > Wohlgamuth (Wolgamot) Elizabeth Bisel, and one of their son's Isaac all known > settlers in and around the 1815-1843 era. Would you please look in your book > and see if any of these names are in there? It would be greatly appreciated. > > Regards, > winnie

Barbara, et. al : A few years ago the Hancock County Chapter of the OGS was going to reprint Brown's History if there were enough requests. They have compiled the index and do sell it. See their web site at <rootsweb.com/~ohhccogs/> or e-mail them at hancock_ogs@hotmail.com. I also search for books at: > <http://www.abebooks.com/> Advanced Book Exchange > or just contact directly: Books On Main , 220 S. Main Street. , Findlay , OH , U.S.A. , 45840 Phone 419-424-3773 , Email bksonmn@bright.net ... A member of NOBS See their homepage here! <http://www.bright.net/~bksonmn/> I will check on your names for you, but will send this information now (I hope), since my computer is being balky and disobedient. - Leah in Texas