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    1. Just a test
    2. Lee Anthony Buss
    3. I am clean up my address file, just seeing what is still valid, please ignore. Oh but hey, Hows it going, everybody have a great weekend Lee Buss

    05/06/2000 10:57:23
    1. McCulloch Cemetery, Present-day Holmes Co., OH
    2. margaret ruth shank
    3. A cyber-cousin sent me a newspaper article from 1963 about the McCulloch Cemetery in the part of Holmes Co. which was formed from Wayne Co. My 4ggrandfather, Jonathan GRANT is buried there with his wife and possibly my 3ggrandparents, Elizabeth TEMAINS Grant and John GRANT, Jonathan and Sarah "Sally" KELLEY Grant;s youngest child. Does anyone know what condition this cemetery is in today? Where is it located with directions from WOOSTER, OH? What genealogy, historical societies are active in Wayne and holmes CO., OH and what are their contacts, please. Thank you all very much. Margaret Shank ( Arvada, CO)

    05/01/2000 07:08:29
    1. GOOD, Abraham
    2. J. Good
    3. Is there anyone out there with the 1870 Holmes co. Census who could do a lookup for me on Abraham GOOD. His father was also named Abraham and his mother Mary Ann. Any information on these people while in the Holmes Co. area would be much appreciated. Thanks. Judy

    05/01/2000 05:17:35
    1. Sheriff Jacob Bell
    2. Gene Small
    3. Hi list: Does anyone have easy access to the Holmes County newspapers. I am looking for a copy of what the papers may have printed on the shooting of Sheriff Jacob Bell in 1909. Gene

    04/30/2000 06:00:54
    1. Fryburg Cemetery
    2. tom and linda shipman
    3. Hi listees, I have a few Snyders buried in the Fryburg Cemetery and I have a list of those Snyders. What I'd like to know is if I can purchase a copy of the entire cemetery's burial list? Is there such a thing? Thank you for your effort in responding. Linda Snyder Shipman A sunny warm day in San Diego

    04/29/2000 03:53:15
    1. GRANT family in Prarie Twp, 1838-1850
    2. margaret ruth shank
    3. I am searching for information on my three g grandparents John GRANT b. c 182 in Pa and Elizabeth TREMAINS Grant b. as daughter of Daniel TREMAINS on 14 DEC 1817 in Wayne Co. She and John were married 6 May 1838 in holmes Co., OH. My 2ggrandfatheer James was born in Holmes on 16 OCT 1840. In 1864 in Mercer Co., he married Isabelle S. ELLIS, the daughter of Johnathan ELLIS and Susanna PRICE ( b. 1813 in MD) E;izabeth TREMAINS Grant died in 1896 in Allen Co., OH I do NOT have a death date for John. Does anyone have any information on the GRANT and TREMAINE(s) families while they were in Holmes CO. I haver located them in the 1850 cenus for Prarie Twp.; however, the census indicates John, Elizabeth, and five of their six children had been born in PA. I have confirmed that Elizabeth was born in Wayne, OH and James in Holmes, OH. Thank you in advance for your time in this matter, Margaret Shank ( Arvada, CO) P.S. The first place I ever taught was the 1966-67 school year in Orrville, OH and I lived in Wooster. Little did I know of my ancestors then: I was on family turf!

    04/28/2000 11:53:28
    1. John GRANT m. Elizabeth TREMAINS 6 May 1836
    2. margaret ruth shank
    3. I am seeking info on the families of a set of my 3ggrandparents. All I have for them are their marriage date from the IGI and their names on the death cert of their son James b. in Holmes Co., OH in 1846. Does anyone have a trace of these people: where did they come from, who were their parents? Did they go on to Clermont OH? MERCER, OH James married Isabelle Ellis in Mercer Co in 1864 but they werew in Allen Co ( Beaverdam) in 1869 when my great grandfather Chirf Frank ( Francis M) Grant was born in 1869. This information just came to me today via the death cert for James: I would appreciate making contact with others searching these lines, as well as suggestions on where to go next wiwth my research. As I am a new subscriber, I am listing my other OH surnames below: Winters, Abbott, Brown, Powell, Crites, Andrews, Shank, Ellis, Price, Walter ( Alsace> OH) Barnhart/Bernhart ("Germany" to OH)Vernon ( PA to OH) and MERCER ( VA to OH). My PA surnames are these: Fleming, Jackson, Porter, Fayette Co., PA as well as Powell, Andrews from OH. MD: Susanna PRICE married Johnathan Ellis in 1843 in Mercer Co OH died 1849 in Mercer Co., OH Thank you in advance for your time in this matter, Margaret Shank ( Arvada, CO)

    04/28/2000 08:57:43
    1. Doney and Harmon
    2. Linda Hoelscher
    3. I am looking for information on Floyd Victor Doney, born in or around Dundee in 1903. He was married to Ethel Armburst, born in Sugar Creek. Also, I am looking for information on Henry Harmon. He died between 1873 and 1875. He was married to Sarah Maria Burroway and they had at least one son, Joseph Harmon. Linda Hoelscher [email protected] Host for Stark Co. Ohio GenExchange http://www.genexchange.com/oh/stark

    04/22/2000 04:22:14
    1. Martinsville Cemeteries
    2. LMS346
    3. I'm looking for someone with information/Indexes of Cemeteries in this area. In particular, I'm seeking graves of the Knox and Martin families in Prairie Twp.

    04/22/2000 01:20:24
    1. Bucy Cemetery
    2. I visited Holmes county last spring and found all the cemeteries I was searching for except the Bucy Cemetery. From the map I had it took us down a narrow road with homes on the right and then down a hill side. Is the cemetery maybe on someone's personal property? I found lots of Bucy's in other cemetery's but Matilda, Thomas, and Elizabeth are listed as being buried in the Bucy Cemetery. Has anyone done any more research on the Barnes Cemetery? Don't think there is a complete list of who was buried there. Lewis Reynolds is listed d. 1829 - my GG Grandfather's Addison's, b. 1824 in OH, uncle. Lewis's wife Lydia was listed with children next to James my GGG Grandfather. (Lewis and James were brother's and came to Coshoctan county then later Holmes in 1823 on land records. Lydia married John Turner - Her children were easier to trace they stayed until older ages with their mother, Thomas, Levi, and Samuel ? Clarrisa. I am still trying to find out what happened to James Reynolds from Richland T.P. He is last listed in the 1850 census. He was 63 then. He was born in Nottingham PA (Quaker) Might help if I could find what religion he was following in 1820's and 30's in OH. His older children Matilda, ? 2 son's ? Levi and George were born in MD. Would like to find out if George Reynolds listed in 1850 age 36 in Monroe T.P. was possibly one of his older sons. His wife Prudence is listed on land records but I have not found who she was originally, when or where they were married. I think she was his second wife and was probably from OH. No record of marriage or when either died or where they are buried. Don't see a female that would be age of wife on 1830 census. James' youngest son was listed with him on 1850 census James - b. 1831. (Brick Wall for us) Dee Behrens (Reynolds) [email protected]

    04/18/2000 06:33:46
    1. Friends
    2. jim downs
    3. f you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you." Winnie the Pooh "True friendship is like sound health; the value of it is seldom known until it be lost." - Charles Caleb Colton "A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out." "Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend." - Albert Camus. "Strangers are just friends waiting to happen." "Friends are the Bacon Bits in the Salad Bowl of Life." "Friendship is one mind in two bodies." - Mencius "Friends are God's way of taking care of us." "If you should die before me, ask if you could bring a friend." - Stone Temple Pilots "I'll lean on you and you lean on me and we'll be okay." - Dave Matthews Band "If all my friends were to jump off a bridge, I wouldn't jump with them, I'd be at the bottom to catch them" "Everyone hears what you say. Friends listen to what you say. Best friends listen to what you don't say." "We all take different paths in life, but no matter where we go, we take a little of each other everywhere" - Tim McGraw All you need is friends Beatles song Pass this on to all of your FRIENDS, even if it means sending it to the person that sent it to you. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

    04/17/2000 08:05:42
    1. Foreman
    2. Pat Downs
    3. Do any of you in Holmes county have Foremans in your surname data base, if so, are they related to the Daniel L. Foreman (d: 1851)and Mary Elizabeth (d: 1848) buried in Berlin Cemetery, Berlin. Thanks Pat [email protected]

    04/15/2000 11:12:07
    1. HAY-LEHMAN
    2. HELP................. I am still searching for information on the following family: Unknown HAY, born 1790-95, probably Pa., wife Barbara, maiden name unknown, born @1795, Pa. They had the following children I believe: Barbara HAY, born @1821, Pa. married Frederick COLEMAN on 22 Dec 1845 in Miami County, In. Nancy HAY, born @1822, Ohio, married Joel ADAMS on 19 Aug 1848 in Miami County, In. Eve Ann HAY, born 13 Oct 1831, Holmes County, Ohio, died 14 Nov 1894 in Elkhart, Indiana. Married Isaac LEHMAN on 11 Feb 1847, Miami County, In. Levi HAY, born @1834, Ohio. George W. HAY, born @1836, Ohio. If anyone has any information on any of these people, please contact me. This has been a brick wall for me for years. Mary

    04/14/2000 11:41:23
    1. Re: SHOUP SURNAME IN HOMES COUNTY, OHIO
    2. The Hartline's
    3. [email protected] wrote: > Would like to correspond with anyone researching the Shoup surname from > Holmes County, Ohio. I have Shoup ancestry and I am trying to connect my > Susannah (Shoup) Shull of Tuscarawas County, Ohio to the Shoups in Holmes Co. > Ohio. > > Thank you for any help or suggestions. > > Jadean Hopper > [email protected] This may not help, I have this fragment of a record. Peggy Ann Rinehart __ ___ ____ - __ ___ ____ married _____ Shoup __ ___ ____ - __ ___ _____ Peggy' parents: Michael Rinehart __ ___ 1787 - __ ___ 1859 Maria Baker 24 Jan 1793 - 02 Nov 1871 buried Shanesville, Tuscarawas, Ohio hope this helps,. Jim Hartline

    04/13/2000 05:03:50
    1. SHOUP SURNAME IN HOMES COUNTY, OHIO
    2. Would like to correspond with anyone researching the Shoup surname from Holmes County, Ohio. I have Shoup ancestry and I am trying to connect my Susannah (Shoup) Shull of Tuscarawas County, Ohio to the Shoups in Holmes Co. Ohio. Thank you for any help or suggestions. Jadean Hopper [email protected]

    04/13/2000 10:24:32
    1. WILLIAMS and CLOSE
    2. Scott Williams
    3. I need so help in solving a family mystery. My gg-grandfather was James Cornelius WILLIAMS. He was born in Gettysburg, PA on October 26 1831. He married a Harriet (Hattie) MCFARLAND who was born in OH around 1840/41 according to census information. They raise a family in Auglaize County, OH. She was not living in Auglaize during the 1850 census so I believe that she is from some were else in OH. Their children were Levi, Elizabeth, Matha, Cornelius, Benjamin, and Mary. All of the children were born in Auglaize County. I looked on the LDS web site and they do list James M. WILLIAMS born in PA in 1831 who is married to a Harriet CLOSE born in OH in 1841. They were married on June 6,1862 in Holmes County, OH. LDS also list their children as Levi, Elizabeth, Matha, Cornelius, Benjamin, and Mary. All of the children were born in Auglaize County with the same birth dates just like James C. WILLIAMS� children. Since the family information is the same, could James M. and James C. be the same? What is Harriet real last name? Does anyone know about WILLIAMS, CLOSE or MCFARLAND in Holmes County in the Mid 1800�s? Please e-mail me at [email protected] Scott Williams __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send online invitations with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com

    04/13/2000 10:01:07
    1. Re: Researchers
    2. Kitty Matter
    3. I'd like a list also. Could you post it to the list. Thank you, Kitty Bryan Matter [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Dereck Dietz <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 3:07 PM Subject: Researchers > Can anyone provide me with a list of researchers (paid or otherwise) > available to do research in Holmes County. I am most interested in > obtaining photocopies of documents such as birth, marriage, death and > possibly census information. > > Thanks very much. > > Dereck L. Dietz > [email protected] >

    04/08/2000 05:10:16
    1. Researchers
    2. Dereck Dietz
    3. Can anyone provide me with a list of researchers (paid or otherwise) available to do research in Holmes County. I am most interested in obtaining photocopies of documents such as birth, marriage, death and possibly census information. Thanks very much. Dereck L. Dietz [email protected]

    04/07/2000 04:07:04
    1. Books by Richard W. Davis
    2. Pat Jones
    3. For those who assisted me in my search for the bks I wanted I thought I would send this information to you. I intend to get all three. ~pat jones~ Lois Ann Mast wrote: > Pat, > > Yes, we carry "Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners" Vol 1, Vol 2 and Vol > 3. > > The cost is $50.00 per book plus 6% sales tax if you are a Pa. > resident, plus $3.00 shipping charge for the first book and .50 per > book for each additional book. You may send a check to Masthof > Bookstore at the address below, or we accept VISA or MasterCard. > > Thank you. > > Betty Beiler > -- > Masthof Bookstore and Press > 220 Mill Road > Morgantown, PA 19543-9701 > 610-286-0258 > 610-286-6860 (fax) > http://www.masthof.com

    04/06/2000 07:33:09
    1. Hall/Foreman/Gardner/Downs
    2. Pat Downs
    3. Looking for another researcher who might have the following in their lineage. Were the parents of Margaret For(e)man born 6 July 1816 in Pennsylvania, the daughter of Alexander For(e)man and Margaret Gardner (married in 1816 Wayne Co., OH) or was she the daughter of Daniel For(e)man and Mary Elizabeth. Margaret married John Hall Downs, 29 Aug 1833 in Holmes Co., both died and are buried in Hancock Co., OH Anything further will be appreciated. Pat >[email protected]<

    04/01/2000 09:36:24