----- From: Sheryl Sirpless To: nanpare@accnorwalk.com Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 11:07 PM Subject: HCC lookup cemetery book Hi! I'm wondering if you could check the listings for the Sirpless family (Earl, Eva A., Harry F., Mabel, Mary G., Russell E., and W.E.). If I've read the Index to Huron Co OH Cemetery Inscriptions correctly, they're all supposed to be on page 172. Thank you -- for your time and for offering this service in the first place! Sheryl azsls@ispchannel.com Hi Sheryl, Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions, 1997 by the Huron County Chapter of the OGS. NINEVAH CEMETERY, GREENWICH TOWNSHIP page 172 Row 7 3 SIRPLESS children of W.E. & Eva A. SIRPLESS Harry F. 1891 - 1910 Mary G. 1902 - 1903 Russell E. son of Earl & Mabel SIRPLESS 15 Aug - 23 Sept 1909 4 [footstone] Harry F. 5 [footstone] Russell E. 6 [footstone] Mary G. Hope this helps. Cheers, Nancy If this information has assisted your research, would you consider sending a donation [sugg. $1. per name] to the Huron County Chapter of the OGS. They have produced a cemetery book that any chapter could use for an example. Over 1,000 pages and completely indexed. They do have a copyright but have graciously put their index on the Huron Web page to make it available to your research. Mail to:Huron County Chapter/OGS, PO Box 923, Norwalk, OH 44857-0923 OHHURON Mailing List Enjoy your stay in Huron County, Ohio. See more Huron County research at:http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohhuron

In a message dated 8/14/00 4:44:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jelslind@bright.net writes: << Subj: HCC lookup Date: 8/14/00 4:44:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: jelslind@bright.net (Joe and Lana Linder) To: kwsroots@aol.com Hello: I am looking for information on Joseph Myers who came from Germany in 1834 and settled in Ridgefield Twp. with his wife and ten children. I am descended from one of his sons, Mark Myers, on my father's side. Another ancestor of mine, Benedict Smith, also lived in Ridgefield Twp. and married a Catherine Myers in the early 1840's. How can I find out if Catherine was one of Joseph's daughters? The 1840 census lists only the head of the household and she was married by 1850. You can contact me at: jelslind@bright.net >> Hi Joe, I'm afraid I had no luck in identifying Catherine MYERS as a daughter of Joseph MYERS. However, I did find the marriage of Benedict SMITH to Catherine MYERS, and two other references to a Benedict SMITH. The references are from our Huron County, Ohio publications, and are published by HCC/OGS unless otherwise indicated. 1. Huron County, Ohio Marriages, 1815-1900, by Scheuer Publications, 1992. Benedict SMITH m. Catharine MIER 9 Oct 1843. 2. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions. St. Paul's Catholic Cemetery, Norwalk Township. Page 512. Section 5-- Row 3. 13 Benedict SMITH 1856-1932. 14 Matilda SMITH 1884-1917. 15 Edward Joseph SMITH 23 Jan 1889-29 Aug 1945 OH Pvt 114 AM TN 39 Div WW1. 16 Lawrence SMITH 1859-1939 Father. Amelia SIMON 1862-1915 Mother. (The birth year would rule out this Benedict as your Benedict, but maybe there's still a relationship between the two?). 2. Death Index, 1867-1908. Benedict SMITH d. 05/27/1872. Vol. 1, Page 31. Catharine SMITH d. 09/06/1884. Vol. 1, Page 114. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwsroots@aol.com).

----- Original Message ----- From: <Mrpen1@aol.com> To: <nanpare@accnorwalk.com> Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2000 5:43 PM Subject: HCC%20lookup%20cemetery%20book > I am looking for the cemetery that would have a Jacob Mathews who died in > 1836 in Huron Co.. He was listed in the 1830 census as living in Milan > township if that would help. His son Jacob was living in Ridgefield township > in the 1850 census. That is all the information that I have on Jacob. > > Marcia > Hi Marcia, I find no Jacob Mathews in the HCCI. I have found a J.H. listed, no dates, but a military record. I realize this is a long shot, but will send it in case you want to persue it. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions 1997 by the Huron County Chapter of the OGS. WOODLAWN CEMETERY, NORWALK TOWNSHIP page 554 Section 1 - Ave C - Row 14 8 MATHEWS, H.H. Co B, 13th U.S.G.H.A. [GAR] Cheers, Nancy If this information has assisted your research, would you consider sending a donation [sugg. $1. per name] to the Huron County Chapter of the OGS. They have produced a cemetery book that any chapter could use for an example. Over 1,000 pages and completely indexed. They do have a copyright but have graciously put their index on the Huron Web page to make it available to your research. Mail to:Huron County Chapter/OGS, PO Box 923, Norwalk, OH 44857-0923 OHHURON Mailing List Enjoy your stay in Huron County, Ohio. See more Huron County research at:http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohhuron

In a message dated 8/13/00 1:31:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jsj@ida.net writes: << Subj: [OHHURON-L] Haynes, Sutton Date: 8/13/00 1:31:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: jsj@ida.net (JSJ) Reply-to: OHHURON-L@rootsweb.com To: OHHURON-L@rootsweb.com Looking for information on Judson B. Haynes and his wife Juliett (Julia Ette) Sutton. They were married 5 Nov 1854 in Huron Co., Ohio. If anyone has information I would love to hear from you. Thanks! Sindy sindyj@ida.net >> Hi Sindy, The only thing I could find on Judson B. HAYNES & Juliaette SUTTON in our Huron County, Ohio publications was a marriage reference, and a cemetery inscription for Juliaette. Namely: 1. Huron County, Ohio Marriages, 1815-1900, by Scheuer Publications, 1992. Judson B. HAYNES m. Julia Ette SUTTON 5 Nov 1854. 2. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions, by HCC/OGS, 1997. Page 678. Woodlawn Cemetery Burial Cards. Juliaette HAYNES bur. 30 Nov 1866. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwsroots@aol.com).

I just re-joined this list after finding a couple leads, that once again take me back to Huron Co., OH.. (A Mr Ken Shute, was kind enough to help me on Sept. 8, 1998 in finding marriage records for my GGrandfather Argalus REED). I was hoping someone out there could, help in finding some information on Harriet and/or Laura HUBBELL. I believe Laura Hubbell married Daniel SHERMAN in Huron Co, OH ... no hard proof. My Grandfathers name was HUBBELL REED, he had a brother named SHERMAN REED. I've recently found some information at LDS that both HUBBELL and SHERMAN may have been my ancestors Surnames and that they might have been from Monrieville, Huron Co. OH. I believe Harriet Hubbell and Joseph Reed were Argalus' parents. I sure could use some help, and would be grateful for it. Thank You, Jeanne (Reed) Gaylord in SW-MO

Looking for information on Judson B. Haynes and his wife Juliett (Julia Ette) Sutton. They were married 5 Nov 1854 in Huron Co., Ohio. If anyone has information I would love to hear from you. Thanks! Sindy sindyj@ida.net

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In a message dated 8/10/00 9:39:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time, NBrown8873 writes: << Subj: LAMB Look-up Date: 8/10/00 9:39:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: NBrown8873 To: Kwsroots Ken, I am not sure if you do any look up, but I have seen your name and look-ups in the Ohhuron digest and wonder if you might be able to find anything on a Burt I LAMB. The only information I have on him is that he lived in Norwalk in 1903, and I only have that information because my g-grandfather, Charles F. LAMB and his brother Burt I. LAMB were named in their father's (Charles "Captain" LAMB) will. Charles C died in Michigan, and I think that is the state where Burt I was born. I didn't even know there was a brother until I saw the will. There was a third son, but he died in Kansas before Charles C LAMB. I know that is not much to go on but that is all I have. Do you think you might be able to help? Nancy Brown California >> Hi Nancy, Your Burt I. LAMB appears to have maintained a low profile during his stay in Huron County, Ohio. Except for one brief mention of a Burt LAMB in an article written by Henry Timman for the Norwalk Reflector newspaper in 1984, I could find no references to this name in all of our Huron County, Ohio publications. The one reference: Just Like Old Times, by Henry Timman. Book 5, Page 37. Article titled "This area has ties to the famous," dated Sept. 14, 1984. In this article, Henry Timman mentions that Superman has Norwalk connections. Namely, Christopher Reeves, noted for his Superman role in the movies, is supposedly a grandson or great-grandson of Burt and Harriet LAMB who lived in Norwalk. Their family home was at 69 W. Main Street for a number of years.Three of the children were Eunice, Willis and John, accoding to the city directory of 1922. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwsroots@aol.com).

In a message dated 8/10/00 4:53:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, alanajr@yahoo.com writes: << Subj: Blannet Lookup Date: 8/10/00 4:53:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: alanajr@yahoo.com (S. Reynolds) To: kwsroots@aol.com Hi Ken, could you please see what you can come up with on a William Blannet/Blanot, I have a newspaper article that states he was in jail for robbing a cigar store and that he is the grandson of William C. Reynolds, Sr. (in 1885)but I don't know which Reynolds he would have been the child of. It is possible his fathers name was James, but not positive. Anything you can come up with will be more than I have now. Thanks A Lot, Stephanie Reynolds >> Hi Stephanie, I could come up with only a few references to a James BLANNETT/BLANOT---but no William BLANNETT/BLANOT-- in our Huron County, Ohio publications. This same name appears to have been used by at least three different persons, according to their birth and death dates. All publications were made by HCC/OGS. 1. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions. Woodlawn Cemetery, Norwalk Township. Page 611. Section 15-- Ave F West-- Row 1. 14 James BLANNET 15 Mar 1866-13 Jan 1927. 2. Death Index, 1867-1907. James BLANOT d. 08/02/1870. Vol. 1, Page 15. 3. Birth Index, 1867-1908. James BLANET b. 03/13/1871. Vol 1, Page 42. 4. 1880 Census Index. James BLANOT, Norwalk City, Ward 1, 303D. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwwsroots@aol.com).

For all the teachers that are on their way (or already) starting school for the 2000-2001 year. Blessings on thee! ;-) Have the best year possible DON'T FORGET THE BUS DRIVERS!!! THEY NEED A MEDAL TOO!!!! [take it from a 25 year veteran!! Sure didn't do it without prayer though!! I have to praise God for all the things that have never happened, only He knows what He has protected my "kids" and I from!!] I'll have to add, I just met a cousin this past week, who drives for Hillsdale, who has 45 years under his belt!!! And no plans to retire. WHAT A GUY!!!!!

To add a few details to Ken's reply: Philip's mother was Anna Maria ORPHEY (not Orley). She was born in Schmittweiler, GER, 18 May 1810. Her parents were Johann Paul ORPHEY and Elisabethe WEIS. Philip's father, Frank (Franz MUELLER), was born 14 Nov 1806 in Bruecken, GER. His parents were Franz MUELLER and Elisabethe BAUER. They were married 14 Jan 1833 in Kuebelberg, GER (the village of Schmittweiler used the church in Kuebelberg). I believe they lived in Bruecken until they emigrated. They arrived 19 April 1852 on the ship Orleans from LeHavre to New York. The above info is from the Kuebelberg Family Book (FHL film no. 0400413) and the passenger arrival record. --Dave Velten ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kwsroots@aol.com> To: <OHHURON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 3:18 PM Subject: [OHHURON-L] Re: MILLER, ORLEY In a message dated 8/9/00 2:54:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Femailman@aol.com writes: To add a few details to Ken's reply: Phil << Subj: HCC%20lookup Date: 8/9/00 2:54:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Femailman@aol.com To: kwsroots@aol.com Dear Ken: A few weeks back I sent in a request for information on my great great Grandfather, Philip Miller. At that time I did not know his father's name, but today in the mail I received his death certificate and it lists his Father and Mother as Frank Miller and Anna Orley. Philip's obit stated that the family came to Sherman Twp. in 1852, when Philip was ten years old. Thanks again for your wonderful help. >> For Denise Pitzen. Hi Denise, The following are Huron County, Ohio references I found which appear to relate to your Frank MILLER. The references came from HCC/OGS publications, unless otherwise indicated. 1. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions. St. Sebastian Catholic Church, Sherman Township. Page 839. Section B-- Row 9. 4 Frank MILLER, b. 14 Nov 1806, d. 6 Nov 1882. Anna Maria, his wife, b. 26 Jul 1809, d. 21 Jan 1892. 5 Joseph MILLER, d. 17 Jun 1882 age 52y (GAR marker). 2. Death Index, 1867-1908. Anna Mary MILLER d. 01/24/1892. Vol. 1, Page 175. Frank MILLER d. 10/09/1882. Vol. 1, Page 100. 3.1870 Census Index. All MILLERS listed below are found on census page 565A for Sherman Township. Read first name, age, and place of birth. Frank, 64, Bavaria Annie, 60, Bavaria Frances, 17, Bavaria Jacob, 26, Bavaria Joseph, 40, Bavaria Kate, 14, OH Louis, 22, Bavaria Lucy, 3/12, OH Mary, 47, Baden Mary, 22, OH. 4. 1880 Census Index. Frank MILLER, Sherman Twp, 239D. 5. 1873 Atlas. Frank MILLER, Sherman Twp, page 19, section 2, lot 21, 41 acres. 6. 1891 Atlas. Frank MILLER, Sherman Twp, page 21, section 2, lot 21, 41 acres. 7. Just Like Old Times, by Henry Timman, published originally in the Norwalk Reflector. Book 6, Page 94, Article titled: Poisoning struck family from Bismark in 1903, dated Oct. 14, 1988. This article mentions the names of a MILLER family who lived in Bismark, Sherman Township. These named MILLERs might possibly relate to descendents of your MILLER family. The article identifies Bismark as the home of St. Sebastian's Catholic Church, and the home of German Catholics who settled there in the early 1830s. The article describes the tragic, accidental poisoning of a Joseph MILLER, his brother Frank, Frank's wife, and her father John JOHNS, all of whom moved from Bismark to a farm near Winimac, Indiana in 1903 where the accidental poisoning occurred on Nov. 24, 1903. Reportedly, Mrs. Frank MILLER had preserved some sardines in a mustard and vinegar combination, and then added a celery seed preparation to the dish, after a suggestion by a friend. It was thought that the celery seed was tainted. After eating the sardines, John and Frank MILLER died on Nov. 24th, while Mrs.MILLER and her father lived three days longer. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwsroots@aol.com). Note: Thse findings came from a complete search through all of our Huron County, Ohio publications and books. If you find this information helpful to your research, please consider making a donation to the Huron County, Ohio Chapter/OGS, P.O. Box 923, Norwalk, OH 44857-0923. Thanks. ==== OHHURON Mailing List ==== Join and support the Huron County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Soc. We meet the 4th Monday of every month, save December. 7:30pm at the Senior Center, Norwalk, Oh.

In a message dated 8/9/00 2:54:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Femailman@aol.com writes: << Subj: HCC%20lookup Date: 8/9/00 2:54:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Femailman@aol.com To: kwsroots@aol.com Dear Ken: A few weeks back I sent in a request for information on my great great Grandfather, Philip Miller. At that time I did not know his father's name, but today in the mail I received his death certificate and it lists his Father and Mother as Frank Miller and Anna Orley. Philip's obit stated that the family came to Sherman Twp. in 1852, when Philip was ten years old. Thanks again for your wonderful help. >> For Denise Pitzen. Hi Denise, The following are Huron County, Ohio references I found which appear to relate to your Frank MILLER. The references came from HCC/OGS publications, unless otherwise indicated. 1. Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions. St. Sebastian Catholic Church, Sherman Township. Page 839. Section B-- Row 9. 4 Frank MILLER, b. 14 Nov 1806, d. 6 Nov 1882. Anna Maria, his wife, b. 26 Jul 1809, d. 21 Jan 1892. 5 Joseph MILLER, d. 17 Jun 1882 age 52y (GAR marker). 2. Death Index, 1867-1908. Anna Mary MILLER d. 01/24/1892. Vol. 1, Page 175. Frank MILLER d. 10/09/1882. Vol. 1, Page 100. 3.1870 Census Index. All MILLERS listed below are found on census page 565A for Sherman Township. Read first name, age, and place of birth. Frank, 64, Bavaria Annie, 60, Bavaria Frances, 17, Bavaria Jacob, 26, Bavaria Joseph, 40, Bavaria Kate, 14, OH Louis, 22, Bavaria Lucy, 3/12, OH Mary, 47, Baden Mary, 22, OH. 4. 1880 Census Index. Frank MILLER, Sherman Twp, 239D. 5. 1873 Atlas. Frank MILLER, Sherman Twp, page 19, section 2, lot 21, 41 acres. 6. 1891 Atlas. Frank MILLER, Sherman Twp, page 21, section 2, lot 21, 41 acres. 7. Just Like Old Times, by Henry Timman, published originally in the Norwalk Reflector. Book 6, Page 94, Article titled: Poisoning struck family from Bismark in 1903, dated Oct. 14, 1988. This article mentions the names of a MILLER family who lived in Bismark, Sherman Township. These named MILLERs might possibly relate to descendents of your MILLER family. The article identifies Bismark as the home of St. Sebastian's Catholic Church, and the home of German Catholics who settled there in the early 1830s. The article describes the tragic, accidental poisoning of a Joseph MILLER, his brother Frank, Frank's wife, and her father John JOHNS, all of whom moved from Bismark to a farm near Winimac, Indiana in 1903 where the accidental poisoning occurred on Nov. 24, 1903. Reportedly, Mrs. Frank MILLER had preserved some sardines in a mustard and vinegar combination, and then added a celery seed preparation to the dish, after a suggestion by a friend. It was thought that the celery seed was tainted. After eating the sardines, John and Frank MILLER died on Nov. 24th, while Mrs.MILLER and her father lived three days longer. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwsroots@aol.com). Note: Thse findings came from a complete search through all of our Huron County, Ohio publications and books. If you find this information helpful to your research, please consider making a donation to the Huron County, Ohio Chapter/OGS, P.O. Box 923, Norwalk, OH 44857-0923. Thanks.

Hi Ken, Thanks so much for all the info!!! Yes, the older Jacob is the father of these boys. Jacob and his brother, Leonard [my ggggg-granfather] both left Stark County at the same time. Jacob settling in Huron County, Leonard settling in Richland [later Ashland, and no, they didn't move] county. I answered a query from a lady in Florida on Croninger, and found out she was a decendant of Jacob and her sister lives in Plymouth, about 6 miles from me!!!! Ohhh, what a small world we live in. And these computers sure come in handy, when they're working. My phone has been out since the 6th, so I'm behind again! But doesn't look too bad, maybe 4 or 5 look ups. Then I will have to go back through my old mail and see if I've missed anything from when my PC was down. A grave digger I am!!! But I at least see the light quite often, I'll bet you don't!!!! Keep up the good work and thanks again......Nancy

Ken, A gal in AZ, a descendant of the above couple, along with myself, are most grateful for your assistance looking up the info requested. Cheers, Loretta

For all the teachers that are on their way (or already) starting school for the 2000-2001 year. Blessings on thee! ;-) Have the best year possible! Let me see if I've got this right. You want me to go into that room with all those kids, and fill their every waking moment with a love for learning. Not only that, I'm to instill a sense of pride in their ethnicity, behaviorally modify disruptive behavior, and observe them for signs of abuse, drugs, and T-shirt messages. I am to fight the war on drugs and sexually transmitted diseases, check their backpacks for guns and raise their self-esteem. I'm to teach them patriotism, good citizenship, sportsmanship and fair play, how and where to register to vote, how to balance a checkbook and how to apply for a job, but I am never to ask if they are in this country illegally. I am to check their heads occasionally for lice, maintain a safe environment, recognize signs of potential antisocial behavior, offer advice, write letters of recommendation for student employment and scholarships, encourage respect for the cultural diversity of others, and oh yeah, teach, always making sure that I give the girls in my class fifty percent of my attention. I'm required by my contract to be working, on my own time, summer and evenings and at my own expense towards additional certification, advance certification and a master's degree, to sponsor the cheerleaders or the sophomore class and after school I am to attend committee and faculty meetings and participate in staff development training to maintain my current certification and employment status. I am to collect data and maintain all records to support and document our building's progress in the selected state mandated program to "assess and upgrade educational excellence in the public schools." I am to be a paragon of virtue larger than life, such that my very presence will awe my students into being obedient and respectful of authority. I am to pledge allegiance to supporting family values, a return to the basics, and my current administration. I am to incorporate technology into the learning, but monitor all web sites for appropriateness while providing a personal one-on-one relationship with each student. I am to decide who might be potentially dangerous and/or liable to commit crimes in school or who is possibly being abused and I can be sent to jail for not mentioning these suspicions to those in authority. I am to make sure ALL students pass the state and federally mandated testing and all classes, whether or not they attend school on a regular basis or complete any of the work assigned. I am to communicate frequently with each student's parent by letter, phone, newsletter, and grade card. I'm to do all of this with just a piece of chalk, a computer, a few books, a bulletin board, a 30 minute or less plan time, and a big smile on a starting salary that qualifies my family for food stamps in many states. Is that all? And you want me to do all of this and expect me to do it without praying? I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I should do and, with the help of God, I will do! -- Everett Hale

In a message dated 8/8/00 7:57:31 AM Eastern Daylight Time, DJ181618@aol.com writes: << Subj: HCC%20lookup Date: 8/8/00 7:57:31 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: DJ181618@aol.com To: kwsroots@aol.com My ggf Arthur W. Curtis was married to Lucia Russell 3 Aug 1836 in Huron County Ohio. He married (2) Mary Dudley between 1852 and 1856. I would greatly appreciate it if you would check Huron County Ohio Marriages 1815-1900 to see if this second marriage is listed. Best regards, Dorothy L. Roper (DJ181618@aol.com) >> Hi Dorothy, I found the marriage of Arthur W. CURTIS to Lucia RUSSELL. 3, Aug, 1836, in our Huron County, Ohio Marriages, 1815-1900, by Scheuer Publications, 1992, but not his second marriage to Mary DUDLEY. He did not appear in our 1870 Census Index of Huron County, Ohio. A brief item in our History of the Fire Lands, by W.W. Williams, 1879, indicates Arthur left Huron County, Ohio and "went west" about 1859. If so, this leaves open the possibility that Arthur W. CURTIS married Mary DUDLEY elsewhere than Huron County, Ohio. Details. Page 330. Section on Fitchville Township. In a discussion of the CURTISS family: "Arthur W. (CURTISS) took up lot eighteen in section three, but went west about 20 years ago (ca 1859). He married Lucia RUSSELL. There were three daughters in this family: Rhoda (Mrs. Calvin Parker), Arvilla (Mrs. L. KNOPP), and Sophronia (Mrs. Chauncy Crane). All three are dead, as are also all of the brothers, except Arthur." Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwsroots@aol.com).

In a message dated 8/7/00 11:45:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, LORETTAG@LRBCG.COM writes: << Subj: [OHHURON-L] Didion/Adelman Marriage Date: 8/7/00 11:45:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: LORETTAG@LRBCG.COM (LORETTA GERBER) Reply-to: OHHURON-L@rootsweb.com To: OHHURON-L@rootsweb.com Ken, Will you please look for a possible marriage license for Martin Didion and Catharine Adelman about 1874? Thanks in advance, Loretta >> Hi Loretta, The following appeared in our Huron County, Ohio Marriages, 1815-1900, by Scheuer Publications, 1992. Martin DIDION m. Catharine ADELMAN 20 Oct 1874. Book 2, Page 410. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD. (kwsroots@aol.com).

In a message dated 8/7/00 8:37:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, alanajr@yahoo.com writes: << Subj: Meyer(s) Date: 8/7/00 8:37:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: alanajr@yahoo.com (S. Reynolds) To: kwsroots@aol.com Hi Ken, Could you see what you can come up with on a Mary Meyer(s)? Sometimes it has the s on the end other times it doesn't. I have a Mary Meyer buried with Dinah M. Kohlmyer Sickinger and others(in Woodlawn Cemetery), I think(hope)it may have been her mother, but I can't be sure because it doesn't have any dates. The only other thing I have is a 1850 census that has a Mary(22), Mark(28) and Catherine(1) Meyers in Ridgefield Twp. Thanks a lot! Stephanie Reynolds >> Hi Stephanie, As a starting point, I looked at the cemetery inscription information for Mary MEYER, and nearby burials, in Woodlawn Cemetery, Norwalk Township, from our Huron County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions book, and found: Page 594. Section 9-- Along Ave G-- Row 2. 24 Dina KOHLMEYER SICKINGER (no dates). 25 Wilhelmina Rosamond SICKINGER 1900-1975. 26 Casper B. SICKINGER (no dates). 27 John A. KOHLMEYER (no dates). 28 Mary MEYER (no dates). 29 Marjorie Anne KOHLMEYER d/o Emil & Augusta KOHLMEYER d. 1922 age 30d. Our Huron County, Ohio Marriages, 1815-1900, by Scheuer Publications, 1992, show: John A.V. KOHLMEYER m. Diana MEYER 22 Jun 1882. Mrs. Dina KOHLMEYER m. Casper SICKINGER 9 Jun 1896. If we accept that Dina is an alternate spelling for Diana (or vice versa), it would seem that your Mary MEYER could be related to this Diana MEYER, later to be known as "Dina KOHLMEYER SICKINGER." Unfortunately, I was unable to verify a birth year for this Mary MEYER. In addition to the above marriages, I found a marriage of a John A. KOLLMEYER in Cuyahoga (County), Ohio from our online IGI link: John A. KOLLMEYER m. Cecilia N. CATON 30 Aug 1853, Cuyahoga, OH. I found birth dates for two of those cited in the cemetery Inscriptions above. This was in our Birth Index, 1867-1908, Huron County, Ohio, by HCC/OGS, 1998. Wilhelmina Rosa SICKINGER b. 10/12/1900. Vol. 1, Page 179. Emil Frederick KOHLMEYER b. 12/12/1886. Viol. 2, Page 74. The births of several MARY MEYER/MEYERS were also noted: Mary MEYER b. 09/25/1873. Vol. 1, Page 90. Mary L. MEYER b. 06/21/1893. Vol. 3, Page 21. Mary A.. MEYERS b. 12/14/1879. Vol. 1, Page 163. Mary E. MEYERS b. 04/27/1877. Vol. 1, page 146. In our Death Index, 1867-1908, Huron County, Ohio, I see: John KOHLMYER d. 03/01/1885. Vol. 1, Page 115. Cath. KOHLMYER d. 03/01/1885. Vol. 1, Page 115. Of interest is this Cath. KOHLMYER who died the same date as John KOHLMYER. If this John KOHLMYER is the same person as the John A.V. KOHLMEYER who married Diana MYER (above), then Diana would have been been free to marry Casper SICKINGER in 1896. Death dates for various Mary MEYERs were: Mary MEYERS d. 11/07/1891. Vol. 1, Page 177. Mary MYERS d. 05/22/1906. Vol. 2, Page 133. Mary MEYERS d. 07/08/1910. Mary E. MEYERS d. 07/24/1918. Well, I think I've muddied these MEYER waters long enough. Regards, Ken Shute, in MD (kwsroots@aol.com).

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