Peter, You need to find records that state relationships. Relationships on Census records were not recorded until the 1880 Census, then later Bob Strock peter.j.neville@census.gov wrote: > > Hello Holmes County list members, > > I'm new to the list and writing to see if any of y'all might be able to > help me out. I'm pulling together the paperwork for a Sons of the > Revolution application, but my documentation is week for a few generations. > I've listed the four generations that I have only week proof for at the > bottom of this e-mail. > > I have census records from 1850 through 1880 showing the lineage. This > helps, but the Sons of the Revolution state that while they don't exclude > census records, they should be enhanced by vital records, wills, deeds or > something that provides stronger proof. > > So my question is: does anyone have any wills, deeds or any other records > of any kind (in addition to the census records that I already have) that > would help prove the week links listed below? > > I'd appreciate any help that your might be able provide. > > Thanks in advance. > > Peter Neville > > These are my weak links in summary: > > 5. Samuel Tilden Neville (1876-1965) OH>CO, > m. Alice Matilda Bucy (1878-1958) OH>CO [great grandparents] > Moved from Holmes Co, OH to Colorado before 1913 > > 6. George T. Neville (1839 - 1900) OH, > m. Malona Ray (1841 - 1901) OH [g, great grandparents] > > 7. Jonathan Neville (1806 - 1872) PA>OH, > m. Sarah Ellen Bucklew (1809 - 1865) WV - OH [g, g, great grandparents] > Homes County, OH -- Berlin Township, moved to Killbuck after 1850 > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237 -- Bob & Esther Strock, Dalton, OH. On the edge of Amish Country. Researching family history in Holmes, Medina, Stark, Summit, Wood, Wayne and other Counties of Ohio. Strack, Strock, Uhl, and Welday RootsWeb boards and message lists.

Thanks Bob Strock <bostrock@zoomint To: OHHOLMES-L@rootsweb.com ernet.net> cc: Subject: Re: [OHHOLMES] 12/04/01 01:44 PM Please respond to OHHOLMES-L Peter, You need to find records that state relationships. Relationships on Census records were not recorded until the 1880 Census, then later Bob Strock peter.j.neville@census.gov wrote: > > Hello Holmes County list members, > > I'm new to the list and writing to see if any of y'all might be able to > help me out. I'm pulling together the paperwork for a Sons of the > Revolution application, but my documentation is week for a few generations. > I've listed the four generations that I have only week proof for at the > bottom of this e-mail. > > I have census records from 1850 through 1880 showing the lineage. This > helps, but the Sons of the Revolution state that while they don't exclude > census records, they should be enhanced by vital records, wills, deeds or > something that provides stronger proof. > > So my question is: does anyone have any wills, deeds or any other records > of any kind (in addition to the census records that I already have) that > would help prove the week links listed below? > > I'd appreciate any help that your might be able provide. > > Thanks in advance. > > Peter Neville > > These are my weak links in summary: > > 5. Samuel Tilden Neville (1876-1965) OH>CO, > m. Alice Matilda Bucy (1878-1958) OH>CO [great grandparents] > Moved from Holmes Co, OH to Colorado before 1913 > > 6. George T. Neville (1839 - 1900) OH, > m. Malona Ray (1841 - 1901) OH [g, great grandparents] > > 7. Jonathan Neville (1806 - 1872) PA>OH, > m. Sarah Ellen Bucklew (1809 - 1865) WV - OH [g, g, great grandparents] > Homes County, OH -- Berlin Township, moved to Killbuck after 1850 > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237 -- Bob & Esther Strock, Dalton, OH. On the edge of Amish Country. Researching family history in Holmes, Medina, Stark, Summit, Wood, Wayne and other Counties of Ohio. Strack, Strock, Uhl, and Welday RootsWeb boards and message lists. ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237

Hello Holmes County list members, I'm new to the list and writing to see if any of y'all might be able to help me out. I'm pulling together the paperwork for a Sons of the Revolution application, but my documentation is week for a few generations. I've listed the four generations that I have only week proof for at the bottom of this e-mail. I have census records from 1850 through 1880 showing the lineage. This helps, but the Sons of the Revolution state that while they don't exclude census records, they should be enhanced by vital records, wills, deeds or something that provides stronger proof. So my question is: does anyone have any wills, deeds or any other records of any kind (in addition to the census records that I already have) that would help prove the week links listed below? I'd appreciate any help that your might be able provide. Thanks in advance. Peter Neville These are my weak links in summary: 5. Samuel Tilden Neville (1876-1965) OH>CO, m. Alice Matilda Bucy (1878-1958) OH>CO [great grandparents] Moved from Holmes Co, OH to Colorado before 1913 6. George T. Neville (1839 - 1900) OH, m. Malona Ray (1841 - 1901) OH [g, great grandparents] 7. Jonathan Neville (1806 - 1872) PA>OH, m. Sarah Ellen Bucklew (1809 - 1865) WV - OH [g, g, great grandparents] Homes County, OH -- Berlin Township, moved to Killbuck after 1850

Sorry to have to send this through the list, but Dave, your email address bounced and in the email you sent yesterday, the message area was blank. Please resend that email about the Horine in Holmes Co, OH. Thanks, Cindy Kimes "Dave P" <_davepnlv@eathlink.net> wrote:

The following message appeared on another list: > > I got to playin around at the Cleveland (O) Public Library and > pulled up lots of obituaries for people from Indiana, dating back to > the early 1900's. > If interested you can get in by following this link..... > > http://www.cpl.org > > Click on "Database and Links Library" then "History and Geography" > in the column on the left. Go down to Genealogy in the "browse by > topic" catagory, click, then down to #10. Cleveland Necrology File > and click. There you'll find a place to enter your search term. > > The necrology file is a list of all death notices in the > Cleveland papers for the years 1833, 1847-1848, 1850-1975. > This is the Cleveland, Ohio library.

Barbara Horine died August 18, 1867, in Paint Township, Holmes Co, OH. She was 78 years. old. Seems she should connect to my HORINEs, but I can't place her!!!!! Anyone recognize Barbara? Cindy Kimes

Hi listers! I am trying to confirm the relationship of Charity (Culp) Holderman to her possible siblings; Susannah Kolb and George Kolb as marked in bold print below. I would greatly appreciate any help. Joseph R. Murnane 4219 Jersey Rd. Williamson, NY 14589 315-589-6631 JMurnane77@aol.com Charity (Culp) Holderman b. 1812 Tuscarawas Co., Ohio. d. abt.4/16/1837 Walnut Creek Twp #1 w/o John Holderman b. 6/6/1812 Tuscarawas Co., Ohio d. 6/18/1887 Baugo Twp, Elkhart Co. Indiana. This information is taken from the Kolb Cemetery near Walnut Creek. Heinrich Kolb d. 7/22/1886 ( 80y 5m 1d) -- cal. to b. 2/21/1806 ** Susannah w/o Heinrich d. 4/2/1895 (80y 1m 13d) - cal. to b. 2/20/1815 ** ( Charity Culp's sister ?) Isaac d. 1/11/1899 (63y 2m 10d) -- cal. to b. 11/1/1835 ** John d. 1/17/1899 (59y 10m 12d) -- cal to b. 3/5/1839 ** Jacob 1833-1917 Sarah 1847-1921 Gertrude b. 6/20/1854 d. 2/3/1935 Christiana Kulp (w/o George) d. 2/7/1836 (29y 9m) -- cal. to b. 5/7/1806** ( Charity Culp's brother's wife?) ** I used the following site to calculate the dates of birth using the years, months and days provided in the cemetery records. <http://searchforancestors.com/utility/birthday.html> It's not the best site, but the only one I have found. One has to erase each entry individually, but it works!

James, I have a few Sheets that may tie in somewhere. This information is from Nadine Getz's book "We Would Remember" about the Mollat/Mullet family that settled in Holmes Co. in 1833. I cannot verify any information, but it may help. Oscar Leroy Sheets b 7 Apr 1913 married Dorothea Eunice Mullet on 24 Nov 1938. Resided in Columbia City, IN. Grover Scheetz m 4 June 1914 to Laudia May McNeal in Blissfield, OH. Good Luck! Barb -----Original Message----- From: Cleta Clark [mailto:cleta@ix.netcom.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 4:22 PM To: OHHOLMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHHOLMES] Sheets in Mt. Hope Is anyone researching the Sheets family in Holmes County, ca. 1825? according to my gr-grandmother's death certificate (Nebraska) Elizabeth Sheets was born in Mt Hope,Ohio 1825. I don't have names of parents nor any siblings. Elizabeth Sheets married Amos Clark 1845 in Warren County, Indiana I would appreciate any tidbit of information. James Clark Florida ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Is anyone researching the Sheets family in Holmes County, ca. 1825? according to my gr-grandmother's death certificate (Nebraska) Elizabeth Sheets was born in Mt Hope,Ohio 1825. I don't have names of parents nor any siblings. Elizabeth Sheets married Amos Clark 1845 in Warren County, Indiana I would appreciate any tidbit of information. James Clark Florida

Tina, Would you mind looking for James Cook Stratton and Lovilla Jennings Stratton in the 1840 census. Thank you. Lynn

Sorry, but I don't see anything. Tina >______________________________X-Message: #8 >Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2001 09:44:26 -0800 >From: "Harvy Miller" <hardot@uia.net> >To: OHHOLMES-L@rootsweb.com > >Tina Could you please look up Caleb Tharp/Ellenor King? They were mother >and son, who lived in Coshocton Co. They may have been in Tiverton Twp. >Thanks a lot.....Dottie Miller

Sorry, but i don't see anything. Tina >______________________________X-Message: #4 >Date: Tue, 06 Nov 2001 17:12:39 -0600 >From: heycman <heycman@rtcol.com> >To: OHHOLMES-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <3BE86E67.16EF86CA@rtcol.com> >Subject: Re: [OHHOLMES] 1840 Holmes county census >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Thank you for your offer. Would you look up Curtis DOWNS for me. Thanks again. >Jim Downs > >Tina Hursh wrote: >

1840 Holmes county census - Paint twp page 302A John Dowel 1m 20-30, 1f under 5, 1f 20-30, 1f 70-80 Elizabeth Dowel 1m under 5, 2m 5-10, 1m 10-15, 1f under 5, 1f 5-10, 2f 10-15, 1f 15-20, 1f 40-50, 1f 70-80 Tina >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2001 14:28:37 -0800 >From: "Katherine King" <king.k@ghc.org> >To: OHHOLMES-L@rootsweb.com >Message-Id: <sc03a323.087@ROC403.ghc.org> >Subject: Re: [OHHOLMES] 1840 Holmes county census >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII >Content-Disposition: inline >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > >Could you look up DOWELL in this census. Thank you for the offer Kathy >

Could you look up DOWELL in this census. Thank you for the offer Kathy

I need to confirm the birth info. on Fredericka (Harriet) Holderread or Holdread. I show she was born Nov. 5, 1849 in Holmes Co., OH. She is the daughter of Frederick Holderread. Also, does anyone have access to the 1850 Holmes Co., OH census? Thanks for your time, Connie Holdread

I am looking for any information with regards to a David and Rachel DeWitt who lived in this county around the 1840's. They had a large family and could have moved to Knox County because my ancestor Elliott DeWitt took a bride in 1850. thanks Cheryl Doud

Hi. I'm looking for information on my Day ancestors from Holmes County. In particular, I am searching for William Sanford Day, born September 19, 1819 in Holmes County. I believe his parents were Benjamin B. Day and Roxena Purdy, from Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He married Rebecca Hart, who I believe was the child of Ashen and Sally Bailey Hart. Rebecca was born March 30, 1820, also, I believe in Holmes County. She died in 1851 of typhoid, in Coshocton County. Their children included Isaac Wilson Day, also Lewis, Harriet and Stephen. I'm not sure where their children were all born, but I don't think it was in Holmes County. If any of this looks familiar or anyone can give me suggestions about where to look, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

I posted this offer a year ago after receiving the 1840 Paint Twp. census info for my HORINEs, but some of you may have missed this. Following were the Heads-of-Families shown on the page I rec'd (listed in the order they appear on page 300): Items in ( ) are my thoughts. Jacob Troyer David Gindleberger Abraham Hoover Jacob Hoover Wm. Lamen (the census taker's interpretation of Lehman?) Adam Figart? John Condel James Harzberger/Harsberger (Harshbarger/Harshberger?) Jacob Blubaker Elias Harzberger/Harsberger (Harshbarger/Harshberger?) Corral Bornhart (Barnhart?) Wilson Buckmart (Buckmaster?) Hester Roberson Albright Horine Christian Horine Wm. Danelz (Daniels?) Caleb Lincoln Frederick Fredericks Michael Brunere (Bruney/Brunni/Brunie?) Christian Hochstetter Charles Conzet Philip Knight David Walter Christian Strahm John Strohm The list I rec'd stopped with John Strohm; that was the bottom of the paper. If anyone desires the specific age breakdowns for anyone listed above, please email me privately. I'll forward the ages as time permits. Please label your email "1840 Paint Twp. census info" so I won't miss your request. Cindy Kimes

Winesburg, Ohio is by Sherwood Anderson. The story is about Clyde, OH Keith Clark

>My question..... does anyone know how Winesburg, OH came to >be called Winesburg? FYI There is a called Winesburg, Ohio. It is a fictional account of life in a small town. I don't recall the author offhand. But this book is not about our Winesburg. The author didn't know there really was a Winesburg in Ohio :) My Winesburg lines- Fankhauser and Zurcher. gin