Date: Thursday, November 30, 2000 9:18 PM Subject: Please Post this to your Ohio List >Dear List Owner. > >I have started a new mailing list called >OH-ROLLCALL. It is a mailing list for anyone who just wants to post >surnames and dates in hopes of connecting with others researching the >same surnames in Ohio. > >To subscribe to this list - have your members send the word subscribe to > >[email protected] or >[email protected] for the digest form. When they get >their confirmation, they can then send their query to >[email protected] > >I look forward to helping this list grow and become another tool for >those researching in Ohio. > >Kathleen Burnett >List Mom > > > >

Continue to search for any information on my grandfather, Harry Earnest Stone, b.approx. 1874-1876, killed in New Albany, Franklin County, Ohio June 7, 1910. On his marriage certificate he listed his place of birth as Holmes County, Ohio. No record has ever been found. Census records from Franklin Co. indicate that he listed his father from Pennsylvania and Mother from Ohio. Harry is said to have fought in the Spanish-American war, returned to New Albany after the war and married Alice May Williamson. He had beautiful handwriting, seemed well educated, was secretary of the New Albany, Ohio IOOF lodge, but worked as a farm hand at the time of his death. There is some thought that he may have been in trouble with the law or was running from his family. Also possible that he was born in Holmes County but changed his name or was originally some variation of "Stone" , ie Stein. A relative, now deceased, believed Harry had once said that he had shot a man in an arguement o! ver a dog, and there is a story that he once said that his parents names were Jacob and Rachael. Neither of these stories may be true. Question if he may have come from an Amish family. He had a tatto of a handclasp on his arm, the symbol of the IOOF lodge. Have one very treasured picture of Harry in a suite and derby hat. If any of this information is familiar to anyone doing research in Holmes County please contact me. Desperate for any help. Larry E. Stone [email protected]

Hi Everyone, My ancestors were early pioneers of Wayne, Stark, Lorain and Medina Counties, so we are related to many folks from those and surrounding counties -- many of whose names I don't know, because maternal names are often lost in families. I am writing to ask if any of you know of a hereditary blood disorder in your family called Hereditary Sphereocytosis. My hematologist said that 50% of my relatives probably have this disorder because it is autosomal dominant. Sometimes this disease can be silent, as it had been in my family until my mother's cousin died of it (probably of a ruptured spleen) and her son and I were diagnosed with it and had spleenectomies. Sometimes Hereditary Sphererocytosis is so subtle, it can't be seen on a regular red-blood count smear. Apparently a regular RBC smear doesn't pick it up in our in our family, but a hematologist will know what to do to be sure. My hematologist said that he recently had a patient in his seventies who had no idea that he had this blood disorder until tests picked it up. Because even those who have the more serious form of the disease can have subtle symptoms, it can be dangerous if someone has it and doesn't know it. Hereditary Sphereocytosis is characterized by small, fragile, sphere-shaped red corpuscles and most people afflicted with it are of northwestern European descent. Sometimes anemia and jaundice are obvious with this disease, but sometimes, those symptoms are subtle, even in those who have the more serious form of the disease. This has been the case in our family. I would be grateful to hear from anyone who might have this disease in their families. One reason is that my hematologist has found some mysteries associated with my form of Hereditary Sphererocytosis that I would like to compare with others who may have some of the same difficulties. Another is this could be a great way to find cousins who have so far been lost because maternal names change and we lose track of family lines. This is a relatively rare disease, so it may be a good first step in finding cousins. My family was originally from Pennsylvania before they pioneered Ohio. Cathy Martin ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Samuel Roberts purchased land in Holmes Co. mid 1820's and died about 1827. His widow married in 1829 Thomas CARTER...Thomas died early 1850's and I wondered if Priscilla CARTER (formerly ROBERTS) might have been buried with Samuel.. Would like to find where Samuel and possibly Priscilla was buried. Is there any early cemetery readings for north western Holmes Co.? If so, where would I find them? Carol

I have finally indexed the book "We would Remember" by Nadine Getz, the story of the Mollet/Mullet family that arrived in Ohio (Coshocton and Holmes counties) in 1833. The Mullet family index and Surnames of associated families (over 900!!) are posted on my webpage at Family Tree Maker: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/e/m/e/Barbara-A-Emerson/index.html. Let me know if we have a match. Barb

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------67E8B3D816AB200B71D8C343 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------67E8B3D816AB200B71D8C343 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from harrier.prod.itd.earthlink.net (harrier.prod.itd.earthlink.net [207.217.121.12]) by mail.sssnet.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id GAA24393 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 13 Nov 2000 06:22:44 -0500 (EST) Received: from earthlink.net (1Cust83.tnt48.det3.da.uu.net [63.48.83.83]) by harrier.prod.itd.earthlink.net (EL-8_9_3_3/8.9.3) with SMTP id DAA09747 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 13 Nov 2000 03:24:45 -0800 (PST) Message-ID: <[email protected]> X-EM-Version: 5, 0, 0, 0 X-EM-Registration: #3003520714B31D032830 X-Priority: Reply-To: [email protected] X-Mailer: EarthLink MailBox 5.02.8 (Windows) From: "Brenda & Matthew Ozog" <[email protected]> To: "John D & Peggy Ledrich" <[email protected]> Subject: RE: [OHHOLMES] LEDRICH-GEHRING-JONES-MULLET-Miller-ASHBAUGH-DeWitt Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 6:24:14 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Here's what I have on a Mullet family from Holmes County, OH Brenda Ozog Descendants of Nicholas MULLET Generation No. 1 1. NICHOLAS2 MULLET (MULLET1) was born in Switzerland. He married ANNA BIDDICOFFER. She was born in Switzerland, and died in Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.. Notes for NICHOLAS MULLET: "Mrs. Sheneman was born in Holmes County, Ohio, Novemeber 28, 1835, her parents being Nocholas and Anna (Biddicoffer) Mullet, both natives of Switzerland. In early life they crossed the ocean to America, spending thirteen weeks on voyage. The father was then eighteen years of age, and he first established his home in New York, removing thence to Holmes County, Ohio, and there he and his wife and his father died. He became a very successful farmer and stockman, having accumilated about five hundred acres of land, and in one year sold over a thousand dollars' worth of wool. His political affiliations were with the Democracy, and both he and his wife were members of the German Reformed Church. Mr. and Mrs. Mullet became the parents of twelve children, and nine are now living are: Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. Sheneman; John, an agriculturist in Holmes County, Ohio; Anna, the widow of Michael Steel, and a resident of Liberty Township; Daniel, and agriculturalist of Whitney County, Indiana; Joseph, a resident farmer of Missouri; Samuel, engaged farmer of Holmes County, Ohio, Susie the widow of William Bell and a resident of Ohio; Thomas, who is also engaged in agriculture pursuits in Holmes County; and Abraham, the youngest, who resides in the old homestead. (History of St. Joseph County, 1025)" More About NICHOLAS MULLET: Emigration: at the age of 18 with new wife and father Occupation: Farmer and Stockman Children of NICHOLAS MULLET and ANNA BIDDICOFFER are: i. JOHN3 MULLET. More About JOHN MULLET: Occupation: agriculturist ii. ANNA MULLET, m. MICHAEL STEELE. iii. DANIEL MULLET. More About DANIEL MULLET: Occupation: agriculturist iv. JOSEPH MULLET. More About JOSEPH MULLET: Occupation: Farmer v. SAMUEL MULLET. More About SAMUEL MULLET: Occupation: Farmer vi. SUSIE MULLET, m. WILLIAM BELL. vii. THOMAS MULLET. More About THOMAS MULLET: Occupation: agriculturist viii. ABRAHAM MULLET. 2. ix. ELIZABETH H. MULLET, b. November 28, 1835, Mechanic Twp, Holmes Co, OH, USA; d. April 24, 1924, North Liberty, St Joseph Co, IN, USA. Generation No. 2 2. ELIZABETH H.3 MULLET (NICHOLAS2, MULLET1) was born November 28, 1835 in Mechanic Twp, Holmes Co, OH, USA, and died April 24, 1924 in North Liberty, St Joseph Co, IN, USA. She married HENRY SHENEMAN August 28, 1860 in Holmes Co, OH, USA, son of FREDERICK SHENEMAN and ELIZABETH FRIEDLINE. He was born June 25, 1836 in Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A., and died March 4, 1914 in North Liberty, St Joseph Co, IN, USA. More About ELIZABETH H. MULLET: Census: 1880, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, 566 Notes for HENRY SHENEMAN: "During almost half a century this sturdy old St. Joseph pioneer has resided within the county's borders, and he is therefore numbered among the honored citizens who have not only witnessed the remarkable growth and transformation of the region but have been important factors in its progress and advancement. He traces his lineage to the sturdy German race, his grandfather F.D.F. Sheneman, came from the fatherland and established his home in Pennsylvania, from whence he removed to Ohio. The original German spelling of the name was 'Schoenemann.' Henry Sheneman was born in Holmes County, Ohio, June 25, 1836, and has therefore almost passed the three quarter mark on the journey of life. In his parents' family were twelve children; eleven sons and one daughter, but only five of the number are now living, the eldest being Henry, whose name introduces this review. F.D.F is a retired farmer in North Liberty; Isaac is a farmer of Kosciusko county, Indiana; John is a retired agriculturist of Liberty Township; and Zachariah, the youngest, also resides in Liberty Township, where he is engaged in farming....Their son Henry Sheneman was reared in his native county of Holmes as a farmer and stockman, and at the early age of fourteen years he became a wage earner at five dollars a month, which munificent salary was given to his father. Thus when he reached the age of twenty-one years he had not twenty dollars to his credit, and in true pioneer style he began at the very bottom round of the ladder of life. One the 29th of August, 1860, he was united into marriage to Miss Elizabeth Mullet, and they became the parents of seven children, four sons and three daughters, and six of the number are yet living. The eldest Susanna, is the wife of Isaiah Roush, who is one of the leading farmers of Liberty Township, and they have seven children, Charles, Claude, Melvin, Milo, Mabel, Iva and Alta. Mr. Roush is a stanch Democrat in his political affiliations. Rhoda Jane is the wife of Schuyler Kane, also al farmer in Liberty Township, and their five children are Robert, Anna, Lola, Allen, and Eldon. Mrs. Kane had been previously married to Abraham Stull, by whom she had two living children, Elizabeth, the wife of John Hummel, and they have two children, Edna and Clarence, and George Henry, who resides in the state of Washington. The history of the third child, John Sheneman, will be found on another page. Washington is one of the prosperous farmers of Liberty Township. He married Miss Ella Stroup, who died leaving two children, Clyde and Vera. He erected one of the finest bank barns in the township in 1906, and is both a stockman and farmer, also belonging to the Gleaners, a farmer's insurance order. Alanzo is a prominent farmer of Madison township, and Elizabeth Ann, the youngest, is at home with her parents. Mrs. Sheneman was born in Holmes County, Ohio, November 28, 1835, her parents being Nocholas and Anna (Biddicoffer) Mullet, both natives of Switzerland. In early life they crossed the ocean to America, spending thirteen weeks on voyage. The father was then eighteen years of age, and he first established his home in New York, removing thence to Holmes County, Ohio, and there he and his wife and his father died. He became a very successful farmer and stockman, having accumulated about five hundred acres of land, and in one year sold over a thousand dollars' worth of wool. His political affiliations were with the Democracy, and both he and his wife were members of the German Reformed Church. Mr. and Mrs. Mullet became the parents of twelve children, and nine are now living are: Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. Sheneman; John, an agriculturist in Holmes County, Ohio; Anna, the widow of Michael Steel, and a resident of Liberty Township; Daniel, and agriculturalist of Whitney County, Indiana; Joseph, a resident farmer of Missouri; Samuel, engaged farmer of Holmes County, Ohio, Susie the widow of William Bell and a resident of Ohio; Thomas, who is also engaged in agriculture pursuits in Holmes County; and Abraham, the youngest, who resides in the old homestead. Mrs. Sheneman received her education in the German tongue, and after their marriage, which was celebrated in Ohio, the young couple started their journey to St. Joseph County, Indiana, where Mr. Sheneman purchased eighty acres of his present farm, on which stood a little log cabin with one door and window, and two acres of land had been partially cleared. As the years passed by and with the aid of his sons he placed the land under an excellent state of cultivation, adding thereto until he is the owner of two hundred acres all lying in Liberty Township. No state in the Union can boast of a more heroic band of pioneers than Indiana, and their privation, hardships and labors have resulted in establishing one of the foremost commonwealths in America, and one which still has greater possibilities before it. But their work is nearly complete, and soon, too soon, will the last of these sturdy pioneers be laid away, but their memory will ever be cherished by those who lived among them and appreciated their efforts. The name of Henry Sheneman is closely associated with the early history of St. Joseph County, which has been his home for many years, and throughout that long period he has been closely allied with it's upbuilding and development. He has been a life-long supporter of Democracy, and has ever been a firm friend of the public school, doing everything in his power for advancement. During the long period of thirty years he has been a member of the Masonic order, exemplifying i his ever day life its beneficent principles, and both he and his wife are members of the German Reformed Church." (History of St. Joseph County, 1024-5) More About HENRY SHENEMAN: Census 1: 1880, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, PG 566 Census 2: 1910, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, ED 62 PG 2B Children of ELIZABETH MULLET and HENRY SHENEMAN are: 3. i. SUSAN4 SHENEMAN, b. July 7, 1861, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.. ii. RHODA JANE SHENEMAN, b. October 30, 1862, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; d. March 17, 1920; m. ABRAHAM STULL, February 25, 1892, St Joseph Co, IN1. 4. iii. JOHN ADAM SHENEMAN, b. September 6, 1864, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; d. December 6, 1934. 5. iv. WASHINGTON A. SHENEMAN, b. March 28, 1867, Liberty Twp, St Joseph Co, IN; d. April 12, 1947, North Liberty, St Joseph Co, IN. 6. v. ALONZO SHENEMAN, b. February 15, 1869, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; d. Abt. 1940, Liberty Twp, St Joseph Co, IN. vi. ELIZABETH ANN SHENEMAN, b. January 10, 1871, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.. vii. WILLIAM A SHENEMAN, b. June 19, 1874, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; m. AMANDA BAUGHMAN, September 3, 1893, St Joseph Co, IN2. Generation No. 3 3. SUSAN4 SHENEMAN (ELIZABETH H.3 MULLET, NICHOLAS2, MULLET1) was born July 7, 1861 in Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.. She married ISAIAH ROUSH January 17, 1884 in North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN. He was born April 10, 1859 in Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A., and died December 30, 1929. Children of SUSAN SHENEMAN and ISAIAH ROUSH are: i. CHARLES5 ROUSH, b. Abt. 1885, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN, U.S.A.. ii. LOVIE MAE ROUSH, b. April 28, 1886, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN, U.S.A.; d. July 30, 1887. iii. JOHN W. ROUSH, b. January 19, 1887, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN, U.S.A.; d. August 30, 1887. iv. CLAUDE ROUSH, b. July 17, 1888, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN, U.S.A.; d. May 17, 1951. v. MELVIN ROUSH, b. December 1, 1889, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN, U.S.A.; d. March 13, 1974. vi. MILO ROUSH, b. August 21, 1891, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN, U.S.A.. vii. MABELLE ROUSH, b. July 31, 1893, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co, IN, U.S.A.; d. December 1942. viii. IVO ROUSH, b. October 5, 1897, St. Joseph, MS, U.S.A.. 4. JOHN ADAM4 SHENEMAN (ELIZABETH H.3 MULLET, NICHOLAS2, MULLET1)3 was born September 6, 1864 in Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A., and died December 6, 1934. He married NANCY NEWCOMER3 December 25, 1895 in St Joseph Co, IN4. She was born Abt. 1875 in Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.. More About JOHN ADAM SHENEMAN: Census 1: 1880, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, PG 566 Census 2: 1910, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, ED 66 PG 6A Children of JOHN SHENEMAN and NANCY NEWCOMER are: i. ADALINE5 SHENEMAN, b. August 22, 1897. ii. HARVEY LEE SHENEMAN, b. August 10, 1899, OH, U.S.A.; m. FRIEDA NARAGON, October 2, 1920, St Joseph Co, IN5. iii. RUSSELL SHENEMAN, b. 1901, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; d. 1968. iv. IVA M. SHENEMAN, b. 1911. v. FRANKLIN SHENEMAN, b. 1916, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; d. 1965. vi. EVELYN SHENEMAN, b. 1918, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.. 5. WASHINGTON A.4 SHENEMAN (ELIZABETH H.3 MULLET, NICHOLAS2, MULLET1) was born March 28, 1867 in Liberty Twp, St Joseph Co, IN, and died April 12, 1947 in North Liberty, St Joseph Co, IN. He married ELIZA ELLEN "ELLA" STROUP December 3, 1893 in South Bend, St Joseph Co, IN6, daughter of JOHN STROUP and CATHERINE HAAS. She was born October 22, 1873 in Warren Twp, St Joseph Co, IN, and died September 5, 1899 in North Liberty, St Joseph Co, IN. More About WASHINGTON A. SHENEMAN: Burial: Eastlawn Cemetery, North Liberty, IN Census 1: 1880, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, PG 566 Census 2: 1910, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, ED 63 PG 3B More About ELIZA ELLEN "ELLA" STROUP: Burial: Eastlawn Cemetery, North Liberty, IN Children of WASHINGTON SHENEMAN and ELIZA STROUP are: i. CLYDE H.5 SHENEMAN, b. November 17, 1894, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; d. June 10, 1947. ii. VERA BELL SHENEMAN, b. 1897, Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A.; d. 1908. 6. ALONZO4 SHENEMAN (ELIZABETH H.3 MULLET, NICHOLAS2, MULLET1) was born February 15, 1869 in Holmes Co, OH, U.S.A., and died Abt. 1940 in Liberty Twp, St Joseph Co, IN. He married SUSAN NEWCOMER7. More About ALONZO SHENEMAN: Census 1: 1880, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, 566 Census 2: 1910, IN, St Joseph Co, Liberty Twp, ED 61 PG 1B Children of ALONZO SHENEMAN and SUSAN NEWCOMER are: i. CLAUDE A5 SHENEMAN, b. December 31, 19078. ii. HAZEL V SHENEMAN, b. February 11, 19099. iii. BLANCHE I SHENEMAN, b. October 8, 191210. iv. CHARLES O SHENEMAN, b. May 29, 191611. Endnotes 1. IN, St Joseph Co, Marriage Records, #8-83. 2. IN, St Joseph Co, Marriage Records, #15-464. 3. Research of Nick Kile of Bloomington, IN. 4. IN, St Joseph Co, Marriage Records, #14-384. 5. IN, St Joseph Co, Marriage Records, #31-468. 6. IN, St Joseph Co, Marriage Records, #13-500. 7. IN, St Joseph Co, Marriage Records, #16-137. 8. IN, St Joseph Co, Birth Records, #H8-6. 9. IN, St Joseph Co, Birth Records, #H-8-47. 10. IN, St Joseph Co, Birth Records, #H-8-98. 11. IN, St Joseph Co, Birth Records, #H-10-240. > [Original Message] > From: John D & Peggy Ledrich <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 11/13/00 6:13:36 AM > Subject: [OHHOLMES] LEDRICH-GEHRING-JONES-MULLET-Miller-ASHBAUGH-DeWitt > > Looking for relatives of Frederick Ledrich, and Mary Mullet. They lived > in and around Trail, Walnutcreek, and the Charm area, from 1858 through > 1913. > Please find an older relative to share your computer with, they have the > stories that we are looking for. Wouldn't this be a nice new program to > get started? > Thank you, > John D. Ledrich > --- Matthew & Brenda Ozog --- [email protected] --------------67E8B3D816AB200B71D8C343--

Does anyone on the list have access to cemetery information from Kolb Cemetery and Holmes Land Co. Property - Amish (Walnut Creek Twp) that they would check for the burial of MARTHA JENNINGS, died circa 1834? Thank you for any help you can offer. Dixie (Jennings) Greenwood

Seeking information on George Ortho(e)ffer and his wife, Salome Tannemann. George was born 1816 Alsace, died 1915 Jefferson Twp. Knox Co. Ohio; Salome born 1823 Alsace, died 1892 also Jefferson Twp. Their only child appears to have been Mary Orthoeffer, 1844-1847, buried Old Chapel Catholic Cemetery, Richland Township, Holmes County, Ohio. George and Salome are buried at the Kaylor Ridge Cemetery, Knox Township, Holmes County. They were sponsors for several children baptized at the Kaylor Ridge (St. John) Lutheran church as early as 1843. Looking for a possible connection between Salome Tannemann Orthoeffer and Magdalena Tannemann, first wife of Christian Smith/Schmid(t). Magdalena was born 1810 Alsace, died 1862 Knox Twp. Holmes Co. Ohio; Christian Smith born 1810, died 1896 Knox Twp. Holmes Co. Smith children include Salome (Sarah) born 1834 married Bradford D. Harris and Michael Young; Louisa born c1836; Magdalena born 1839 married Philip Smithhisler; Carolina born 1843 married Henry Breitenbucher, James Scott; and Heinrich, 1847-1847. Thanks! Susan Franks Leininger

Looking for relatives of Frederick Ledrich, and Mary Mullet. They lived in and around Trail, Walnutcreek, and the Charm area, from 1858 through 1913. Please find an older relative to share your computer with, they have the stories that we are looking for. Wouldn't this be a nice new program to get started? Thank you, John D. Ledrich

Looking for any info on a Edward/Edwin Martin of Paint Twp. The BLM land record states he was assignee of John Martin, Harrison County. I can't find any info on Edward(sp?) until he shows up on a Wayne County Tax List in 1809.

me eMail at: [email protected] formatted like the following example: Subject: Wayne County QUERY Text: Don Wagner, [email protected] Looking for connections, if any, to Joshua Pocock 1720?, Elisha Pocock sr 1784-1825,Elisha Pocock jr, a/o Christina Foust or Faust believed to had been in the Wayne co area or edge of Holmes or Tuscarawas Counties between 1720 and 1900. tks, Don

We just posted a picture postcard of the HOLMES County Infirmary on the page for photos... on the Ohio page of The POORHOUSE STORY website (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses) at http://www.poorhousestory.com Many of you may have visited the site recently; so when you get there you may need to click REFRESH on your browser to see the new photo. For those new to the site: DIRECTIONS: at the homepage (link above) click on POORHOUSES BY STATE, then click on OTHER STATES, then click on OHIO on the table of states. You will see a photo on the page ... with a link to other photos below it. Hope you enjoy! Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady)

I'm trying to find out what county the following individuals died in. I do know that they were all buried in Tuscarawas County but it would appear, according to a researcher, that they all may not have died there. If anybody has any information I'd really appreciate it. Born Died Name ----------- ----------- -------------------------------- 31 Oct 1806 04 Feb 1870 DEETZ, Anna Maria 16 Dec 1813 07 Aug 1873 WARNES/VARNES, Margaret 15 Oct 1802 18 May 1873 WARNES/VARNES, Philip 02 Jul 1802 04 Dec 1874 BLICKENSDERFER, Joshua 30 Aug 1874 14 Jan 1877 GONSER, Amanda Abigail E 04 Oct 1873 20 Jun 1877 GONSER, Abraham Absolom 1882 ca 1884 GONSER, Bessie 25 May 1808 08 May 1884 LAWBAUGH, Lewis 1885 1888 DEETZ, Mae 20 Nov 1837 11 Sep 1891 DIETZ, Malinda 26 Apr 1905 08 Oct 1892 HUPRICH, Floyd Leroy 09 Feb 1823 23 Feb 1895 BIDDLE, Frederick 18 May 1827 1899 WHEELAND, Godfrey 20 Sep 1817 17 Jan 1900 BURGER, Tobias ca 1821 1901 DOMER, Nancy 01 Jan 1827 02 Sep 1904 BIDDLE, Judith 1828 07 Oct 1904 DEETZ, Daniel 13 Mar 1835 17 Feb 1905 SHIE, Henry W 08 Dec 1824 13 Jul 1905 DEETZ, Caroline J 1900 1906 DEETZ, Grace Viola 17 Sep 1815 27 Dec 1906 BAKER, Elizabeth 1847 1907 DEETZ, William H 1875 1909 DEETZ, Dora M 20 Sep 1826 29 Apr 1909 GONTER, Sarah ca 1838 04 Aug 1909 GONSER, Alfred 22 Dec 1832 06 Mar 1912 DIETZ, Joseph 1832 1913 WHEELAND, Sarah A 24 Aug 1839 18 Mar 1913 BLICKENSDERFER, Mary Magdaline 22 Sep 1834 07 Apr 1913 SHIE, Catharine 27 May 1823 19 Jan 1914 BURGER, Lydia 1879 1916 DEETZ, Florence P 1885 1916 PENROD, Jeanetta C 20 May 1835 17 Mar 1916 BLICKENSDERFER, Milton A 25 Apr 1909 04 May 1916 BLICKENSDERFER, Clarence Thomas 04 Jul 1881 18 Oct 1918 LOGSDON, Myrtle M 1898 1919 DEETZ, Melba I 27 Jan 1845 25 Mar 1920 INFIELD, Elizabeth ca 1841 23 Jul 1923 LOGSDON, Charlotte 18 Aug 1847 12 Feb 1924 RENNER, John 1863 1926 EVERHART, Lafayette 1861 1928 ELY, Jacob Henry 26 Feb 1866 04 Apr 1928 DEETZ, Clara S 08 Nov 1858 15 Jan 1930 BLICKENSDERFER, Henry Joshua 08 Nov 1874 14 Feb 1930 LECHNER, Allen D 05 Feb 1844 21 Mar 1930 INFIELD, Noah 1851 1931 DIETZ, Louisa 02 Apr 1856 28 Mar 1931 DEETZ, Caroline 22 Feb 1866 29 Feb 1932 DEETZ, Clarence Herbert 19 Jun 1849 16 Mar 1932 ROW, Abraham 30 Jan 1859 12 Jun 1932 DEETZ, Michael M 1858 1934 DEETZ, Mary 12 Jun 1934 12 Jun 1934 ELY, James Frederick 29 Mar 1890 27 Aug 1934 DEETZ, Bertha Ellen Dec 1850 20 Oct 1936 DEETZ, Josiah 20 Nov 1910 20 Sep 1937 BLICKENSDERFER, Grace Faye 1872 17 Dec 1937 BLICKENSDERFER, Ellen Thanks very, very much. Dereck L. Dietz [email protected]

Brousing through the archives for this list, I've come across various posts making reference to the Zion Church at Winesburg. My ancestors attended this Church in Winesburg and according to information in a booklet from the 100th anniversary of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in St. Joseph Co, IN; some of these families from the Church in Winesburg must have moved to St. Joseph Co, IN, as many of the same surnames are listed in early records for the church in IN. Following is a paragraph from the 100th anniversary booklet for the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in Madison Twp, St. Joseph Co, IN: "The "Evangelishe Zion's Gemeinde" of Madison Township, St. Joseph County, State of Indiana was organized on October 2, 1856 by the Rev. Philip Wagner. The newly formed congregation, consisting of about 19 families, elected Philip Marker as their delegate to the conference of the Evangelical Synod of North America then convening in Mansfield, Ohio during the closing days of October, 1856. At this conference, the congregation was officially recognized, and its organizing pastor, the Rev. Philip Wagner, was commissioned by the conference to be Zion's first pastor. Charter members were Philip Beehler, Peter Bollenbacher, John Schafer, Nichalaus Schlarb, Philip Schlarb, Jacob Schlarb, Matthias Klein, John Marker, Godfred Bernhard, Anton Albert, Peter Hoos, John Hoos, Christian Hinze, Mr. Ramsey, Jacob Getz, Mrs. K. Spohn, Philip Fries, Christian Horein, and Philip Marker. The first Zion Church, a hewn-log church, was erected in the Spring of 1857." I thought perhaps some of the subscribers to this list might be looking for some of the descendants of the families that attended the Winesburg Zion Church. Cindy Kimes

I, too, am looking for a cemetery listing for Walnut Creek twp. My gggrandmother, Catherine "Charity" Culp Holderman died there sometime after giving birth 4-16-1837 to my ggrandfather, Jacob Holderman. She was m. to John Holderman. I, very much, would like to locate where she is buried. She was Mennonite to the best of my knowledge. Your help is very much appreciated. Gwynn Hayden

Hi: Does anyone out there have a list of cemeteries in Walnut Creek Twp? My gg grandmother, MARTHA (MOOR) JENNINGS passed away in that Twp (1834-1835) and I would be interested in searching cemetery readings to see if I can find where she was buried. Thanks for any help you can give me. Dixie (Jennings) Greenwood

Jennings, Lewis is listed in the 1830 Holmes County Census page 296. Bob Strock [email protected] wrote: > If one of the subscribers to the list has the Index to the 1830 Census, > would they check to see if a LEWIS JENNINGS is listed for Holmes > County? It'd be appreciated. Thanks, Dixie (Jennings) Greenwood -- 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. Sponsor member of Rootsweb and listowner of Strock-L, Uhl-L, and Welday-L message lists. GenConnect Family Association boards: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Strock http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Uhl http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/w/e/WELDAY/queries

If one of the subscribers to the list has the Index to the 1830 Census, would they check to see if a LEWIS JENNINGS is listed for Holmes County? It'd be appreciated. Thanks, Dixie (Jennings) Greenwood

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------53B89FAEEDD570B973B9FFB9 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------53B89FAEEDD570B973B9FFB9 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Delivered-To: [email protected] Received: (qmail 9027 invoked from network); 26 Oct 2000 03:57:37 -0000 Received: from home.humboldt1.com (206.13.45.1) by wcoil.com with SMTP; 26 Oct 2000 03:57:37 -0000 Received: from humboldt1 (ppp110-pm4.humboldt1.com [206.13.45.210]) by home.humboldt1.com (Pro-8.9.2/Pro-8.9.2) with SMTP id UAA24107; Wed, 25 Oct 2000 20:49:41 -0700 (PDT) Message-ID: <[email protected]> From: "Doug & Cheryl" <[email protected]> To: "will ` bushnell" <[email protected]>, "Wanda Vickers" <[email protected]>, "Vicky" <[email protected]>, "Tim & Nancy Milton" <[email protected]>, "Teresa Reimer" <[email protected]>, "Patsy" <[email protected]>, "moo & red" <[email protected]>, "Mike & April" <[email protected]>, "michael lenhart" <[email protected]>, "Mary & Bob" <[email protected]>, "Lori" <[email protected]>, "Lenora LaFranchi" <[email protected]>, "Kathy Smith" <[email protected]>, "Jonnie Williams" <[email protected]>, "Jessica Eastteam" <[email protected]>, "Jack Spi" <[email protected]>, "Harv" <[email protected]>, "diane smith" <[email protected]>, "Dave" <[email protected]>, "Dar" <[email protected]>, "Cousin!" <[email protected]>, "Cliff & Annette" <[email protected]>, "Chris & Jen" <[email protected]>, "Bob & Teresa" <[email protected]>, "Becky Lawrence" <[email protected]> Subject: Fw: USS COLE and her crew Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2000 20:39:15 -0700 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400 X-Mimeole: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4133.2400 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Griffith" <[email protected]> To: <Undisclosed-Recipient:;> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 6:22 AM Subject: Fw: USS COLE and her crew > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Barbara Reed" <[email protected]> > To: "Yoacham, Bob & Nancy" <[email protected]>; "Tony Sparks" > <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; "Routson, Dick and Janet" > <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; "White, Richard & Earleen" > <[email protected]>; "Long, Barbara & Orison" > <[email protected]>; "Lipoma, Mike & Lori" <[email protected]>; > "Farmer, Marge & Don" <[email protected]>; "marilyn wood" <[email protected]>; > "Jerry & Bobbie" <[email protected]>; "Roger & Cathy Kleese" > <[email protected]>; "John & Jill" <[email protected]>; "Hull, Crys & Dave" > <[email protected]>; "Griffith, David & Sandy" <[email protected]>; > "Fox, Mary" <[email protected]>; "Knight, Juanita & Denzle" > <[email protected]>; "Carter, Larry & Ruth" <[email protected]>; > <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; "Farmer, > Daren & Alice" <[email protected]>; "Knight, Dale & Debra" <[email protected]>; > <[email protected]>; "Hamnes, Doug & Ann" <[email protected]>; "Howard, > Deanna & Glen" <[email protected]>; "Farmer, Matt & Julie" > <[email protected]>; "Cathy Lemmons" <[email protected]>; > <[email protected]>; "Bogner, Adam & Sally" <[email protected]>; > "barbra&dan" <[email protected]>; "Haywood, Cindy & Tony" > <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 1:52 PM > Subject: Fw: USS COLE and her crew > > > > > > ----- > > >Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 12:13 PM > > >To: DLCNFJ-All Personnel - All CNFJ Personnel > > >Subject: FW: USS COLE and her crew > > > > > > > > >> One of my friends in Norfolk, forwarded me this letter that was sent to > > >> his command. It was written by an officer who flies SH-60B's off the > > >USS > > >> Hawes. I thought you might like to read it. > > >> v/r > > >> YN2 Kramer > > >> > > >> "It wasn't until a few days ago though, that we started doing something > > >> that I feel may be the first thing I've seen in my short Naval career > > >that > > >> has truly made a difference. Right now we're supporting the USS COLE > > >and > > >> her crew in Aden. When the attack occurred we were a day away. Just > > >by > > >> luck we happened to be on our way out of the Gulf and headed towards > > >the > > >> Suez and could get here in a relatively short amount of time. I know > > >what > > >> you all have seen on CNN, because we have seen it too. > > >> > > >> I just want you all to know that what you see doesn't even scratch the > > >> surface. I'm not going to get into it for obvious reasons. But I > > >> will tell you that right now there are 250+ sailors just a few miles > > >away > > >> living in hell on Earth. I'm sitting in a nice air conditioned state > > >> room, they're sleeping out on the decks at night. You can't even > > >imagine > > >> the conditions they're living in, and yet they are still fighting 24 > > >hours > > >> a day to save their ship and free the bodies of those still trapped to > > >> send them home. As bad as it is, they're doing an incredible job. The > > >> very fact that these people are still functioning is beyond my > > >> comprehension. Whatever you imagine as the worst, multiply it by ten > > >and > > >> you might get there. > > >> > > >> Today I was tasked to photo rig the ship and surrounding area. It > > >looked > > >> so much worse than I had imagined, unbelievable really, with debris > > >and > > >> disarray everywhere, the ship listing, the hole in her side. I wish I > > >> had the power to relay to you all what I have seen, but words just > > >won't > > >> do it. I do want to tell you the first thing that jumped out at me - > > >the > > >> Stars and Stripes flying. I can't tell you how that made me > > >feel...even > > >> in this God forsaken hell hole our flag was more beautiful than words > > >can > > >> describe. Then I started to notice the mass of activity going on > > >below, > > >> scores of people working non-stop in 90 plus degree weather to save > > >this > > >> ship. They're doing it with almost no electrical power and they're > > >> sleeping (when they can sleep) outside on the decks because they can't > > > >> stand the smell or the heat or the darkness inside. They only want to > > >eat > > >> what we bring them because they're all scared of eating something > > >brought > > >> by the local vendors. Even with all that, the USS COLE and her crew > > >is > > >> sending a message guys, and it's that even acts of cowardice and hate > > >can > > >> do nothing to the spirit and pride of the United States. I have never > > >> been so proud of what I do, or of the men and women that I serve with > > >as > > >I > > >> was today. There are sixteen confirmed dead sailors who put it on the > > >> line for all of us, and some of them are still trapped here. Please > > >take > > >> a minute to pray for their families and say a word of thanks for their > > >> sacrifice - one made so that we can live the lives that we do. All of > > >you > > >> that serve with me, thank you. All of you that have loved ones that > > >> serve, thank you." > > >> > > >> V/R > > >> LT Landry > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------53B89FAEEDD570B973B9FFB9 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="lippinco.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Becky Lawrence Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="lippinco.vcf" begin:vcard n:Lawrence;Becky tel;pager:419-221-4568 tel;cell:419-235-7244 tel;fax:419-222-2357 tel;home:419-568-2151 tel;work:419-222-0856 x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Lippincott Plg., Htg., & A/C Inc. version:2.1 email;internet:[email protected] adr;quoted-printable:;;P.O. Box 168=0D=0A=0D=0A=0D=0A=0D=0A=0D=0A;New Hampshire;Ohio;45870;USA x-mozilla-cpt:;-31696 fn:Becky & Mike Lawrence end:vcard --------------53B89FAEEDD570B973B9FFB9--

HI Cindy, My great-great-great grandfather Powel Hohmann or Homan came from Germany around 1839. He migrated to the Paint Twp. area around then. Diane Nott <<If I've read the archives for this list correctly part of Paint Twp. was in Wayne Co. That explains why my ancestors from a century ago told that Christian Horein immigrated into New York and went directlyto Wayne Co, OH, even though I've only found him in Holmes Co. (1840; the year he immigrated!) Are there other folks on this list with ancestors from Germany that immigrated ca 1840 and came to the Paint Twp. area? Cindy Kimes>> ---- [email protected] wrote: [Non text/plain message body suppressed] ________________________________________________________________________ Get your own free email, set up a MyFamily site at http://www.MyFamily.com