Larry, The first CHAMPER I have in my files was William Champer who was the executor & witness to the will of Daniel KELLY in Union Twp., Harrison Co., OH in 1831. It's possible that either Daniel's wife was a Champer or one of his daughters was married to one. Later in this family is another Champer connection so I feel that there was a long standing connection between these 2 families. It's possible that the John Champer below had more children & also that he was the s/o William Champer: Descendants of John Champer 1 John Champer b: Abt. 1798 OH .. +Jemima Watson b: Abt. 1800 m: Apr 6, 1819 Columbiana Co., OH 2 Esther Champer b: Feb 13, 1823 OH d: Mar 14, 1907 Jay Co., IN .... +Jonathan Kelly b: Feb 1823 Island Creek Twp., Jefferson Co., OH m: Jun 29, 1843 Carroll Co., OH d: Jun 14, 1898 Adams Co., IN Father: Jonathan KELLY Mother: Sarah KERRIGAN 2 Jacob Champer b: 1824 OH d: res 1860 Jefferson Twp., Adams Co., IN .... +Mary Jane Kelly b: 1825 Island Creek Twp., Jefferson Co., OH m: Dec 30, 1841 Carroll Co., OH Father: Jonathan KELLY Mother: Sarah KERRIGAN 2 John C. Champer b: Bet. 1825 - 1828 OH .... +Sarah J. Bradon m: Apr 4, 1858 Allen Co., IN 2 David W. Champer b: 1833 OH .... +Catherine Studabaker b: 1836 IN m: Sep 8, 1856 Adams Co., IN 2 Sarah Champer b: 1842 OH ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Taylor" <[email protected]> To: "Cindy Owens" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 8:01 AM Subject: Re: Researching OH/bordering PA areas > Cindy > > My wife's family is a Lewis family from Carroll County. There might be one > connection. > > I am looking for information on George Champer who married Serena Lewis, > born in 1844 and married March 27, 1862 in Carroll County, Ohio. > > Serena was the daughter of Lazarus Lewis and Sarah Rittenhouse, my wife's > gggrandfather. > > Would appreciate any information you have on George. > > Thank you > > Larry

Hello, Could SKS please look up a possible marriage entry for James Carlyle to Ella Hall, Oct 26, 1896 (day approx.)? I can't find a marriage entry for them at their place of residence (which was Winchester KY), so I thought I'd try James' hometown of Toronto OH. Thanks for any help, Karen

June I have the Harrison Co map here in front of me, good thing b/c it would be hard to describe! I couldn't find section 31 in SMithfield twp Range 3, twp 8, or rather they didn't have it listed in BLM. Any ideas on that one? Sorry to be such a nag.....Cindy ----- Original Message ----- From: "June Herron" <[email protected]> To: "Cindy Owens" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 9:36 PM Subject: Re: Land Records > Cindy: Short Creek twp (Twp 8, Range 4), Harrison Co. abuts that area of > Courtright land in Jeff. Co. & Short Creek twp also abuts Belmont Co. on the > South.

June, YES! That was his son Samuel & that location sure makes sense. I bet that was part of his father's original farm. Now to find the original deed! Cindy ----- Original Message ----- From: "June Herron" <[email protected]> To: "Cindy Owens" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 9:00 PM Subject: Re: Land Records > PS: 1871 Atlas by Beers: S. Courtwright has acreage - 70 acres - in Sec. > 31 in SW qtr & borders Harrison Co. > Neighbors: J. Hamilton & J. Hagan - both in same Section. > June - in AZ >

Could anyone tell me what the range #, etc is for Smithfield Twp? I'm looking through the BLM land records & I might be able to tell whose land my John Courtright was living on in Smithfield. He moved from Columbiana Co after the 1820 census & I have to wonder if he was a squatter! He never bought land in Columbiana & all the land records on BLM are for after 1820. Did they not sell land before that time? Thanks in advance! Cindy

Julia, Thank you so much for the resources, I need all the help I can get! I'm at a real concrete wall on my ancestor John Courtright. He lived in the OH Valley area from c1799 to 1830: 1799-1818 various townships in Beaver Co., PA, never taxed for land only 1 cow! I have looked through the Beaver land records & he's not mentioned. 1820 Columbiana Co., OH census , according to several co. histories he moved there in 1818. I've looked through these land records as well, nothing. 1830 Smithfield twp., Jefferson Co., OH is when he last appears on the census. I haven't found an older man living in the 1840 census of his children so "assume" he died 1831-1840. I've had several people do look ups for me in the Jeff. land/probate records, nothing. Where else should I look? He left 10 children, the youngest 2 were minors when he died, IF he died 1831-1840. I feel that his land was somewhere in the Short Creek Twp., Harrison & Smithfield Twp., Jefferson area. That's where his kids were concentrated for a time after his death. With so many Courtrights in the area for generations it baffles me that none of them left a will? I recently received death certificates for about 20 or so of them in the OH Valley area alone! I can connect all except one to my John Courtright. One more question: I know John's son James died 1834 of cholera in Beaver Co., PA as it's in an old newspaper article . I'm assuming it was a problem on the west side of the river as well. Do you know of any lists of cholera deaths? Thanks for letting me ramble! Cindy Cindy Torres Owens [email protected] http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/w/e/Cindy-L-Owens/index.html

Dear Listmembers: I'm writing today regarding Adoption Searches, as to how one may apply it to Genealogy Research. Most adoptees and/or birthparents and other extended family eventually search for their missing family members. As a reunited adoptee myself, I now help others to search and reunite. I am often hired by birthmothers and siblings of adoptees to locate their missing/lost family member for them. Adoptees are very concerned with past generations of family history. Even tracing death certificates is quite helpful to an adoptee when filling out a medical history form in their doctors office (those who haven't traced their family of origin have nothing to write on their health forms). The state of Ohio has a Birth Index and Supplemental List. My information covers 1959 through 1989 and was purchased through Vital statistics in Columbus, Ohio. Those who require assistance may contact me directly. Birth Indexes list all babies born on a given DOB in any area of Ohio, used by adoptees to learn their name at birth, enabling them to locate their family of origin. Supplemental Lists are the name changes or amended names of the adopted, used by birthmothers and other family members to locate an adoptee by their current adopted name. I'd like to invite anyone with an interest in adoption to join my Ohio Triad mailing list. Reading the archived digests will provide links and addresses to information concerning Ohio and the many public records available. Information, resources, databases are available at very reasonable cost. Sincerely, E. Kimble Reunited Adoptee Ohio Adoption Searcher [email protected] [email protected]

The description of the land should be on the deed. In 1805 there is a good chance it is an original purchase...is it? The auditor of Ohio has a book about Ohio Lands...which describe the different surveys. I'll get the address for you to send for one if you'd like. Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: Shirley Milligan <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:02 PM Subject: metes & bounds description 1805 > does anyone have a suggestion as to how I can get > a metes & bounds description from a deed dated 1805.? > How can I find out just where this is in modern day > Jefferson County Ohio? > Help? > Shirley > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > >

Just click on the url for genforum. Bobbie >From: [email protected] (GenForum) >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Experts researching the THOMPSON clan >Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 20:46:34 -0800 (PST) > >Marcella has replied to your message on the Thompson Family Genealogy >Forum: >http://genforum.genealogy.com/thompson/messages/12076.html > >READ THIS VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE: >You cannot reply to this email message because it is from an automated >system. Any replies to this email will go nowhere. To contact the poster of >this message, go to the link above and reply to their message on GenForum. > > > >You can unsubscribe from this feature at any time by clicking on the >following URL: >http://www.genforum.com/cgi-genforum/unsubscribe.cgi?398783586 >If you accidentially unsubscribed, go to the following URL to re-subscribe: >http://genforum.genealogy.com/reply-info.html _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Dear Linda, According to Tilton Territory by Robert H. Richardson, Carpenter's Fort was on present day Short Creek in Warren Township. page 263, note 4. There is a chapter called Carpenter's Fort in this book. If your library does not own it, try to see if they can obtain it for you through interlibrary loan. I picked up my copy at a local paper and book sale. Carol

Hello ALL! Just a note to let you all know that the reunion was great! The weather was beautiful and not too hot! Shawn, Janette, Debbie and I found the Quillin Cemetery that Joshua, Adam and Mary are buried in. Janette and Debbie came in from IOWA!!! They are from the Adam Harper Quillin line. This was Debbie's FIRST flight!! Congrats Deb on your the first flight! It was wonderful and we left feeling love from and for our newfound Quillin cousins. Roger and Trina Ryan from Canton, Ohio area also made the journey! We all felt the reunion was a great success SO we decided to make it a yearly event! We all shared our genealogy treasures! I will be posting them on my website shortly. Plans are under way now for next years reunion and we hope more of you can join us next time! We all truly enjoyed our day together! The cemetery hunt was so funny we laughed so much because the roads we took we out of this world! Till next time! Susan ===== *****Looking for BOOP, BUCHANNON, BUCY, QUILLIN, QUILLEN, ROUSH, TAYLOR*****Quillin Mail List--- [email protected] with Subscribe in body and subject~~~~Digging up dirt is a rough job but it's got to be done to find our roots!http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/q/u/i/Carol-Susan-Quillinthompson-Oh/index.html __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Looking for the Family of a Daniel Shively that was in Washington County, Pennsylvania 1800 census with 2 males born 1790-1800 and l male born 1755-1774 and 2 females born 1790-1800 and 1 female born 1755-1774 and then moved to Jefferson County, Ohio, where his Father died. Daniel had a brother John Shively that I have found no record on. Could be John stayed in Virginia. Related the the Sphars/Spars, Pluck, Jackmans and Hazelbakers.

I'm a bit behind on email, but I have to agree 100%. Is this a possibility? Thanks so much! In a message dated 6/11/2001 1:23:40 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > I'm hoping that sometime in the not too distant future, that the OHJEFFER > admin would please have the list name automatically attached to the subject > line of each message sent through the list? This can be done through the > utility page for the list. > For those of us that subscribe to multiple lists, this is so helpful.

Trying to find Ronald James Hubbard, born 12-2-30 in Harrison County, Ohio, to Helen Liggett Wilson Hubbard and Hobart (or Hubert) Hubbard. He could be a key to finding information on June Wilson (his sister) born March 16, 1916 in Jefferson County (Steubenville) and John Vernon Wilson (his brother) born January 15, 1918. Any information on any of these people would be so appreciated. Thank you. My mother is 82 and June and John are her cousins. She would like to reconnect with them as their relationship was separated as children.

OHIO QUILLIN CLAN FIRST BI-ANNUAL REUNION June 23 & 24, 2001 Newcomerstown, Ohio ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bring your Genealogy to share and discuss!!!Together we can find our past and future also! ~~~~~~ Saturday 11:00 am meet at Cy Young Park Shelter #3 in Newcomerstown, Ohio. Cookout at park!!!! There is a swimming pool onsite $2.50/Adults $2.00 Children Business: Plan 2003 Reunion, election of officers! EAT!! (Cookout we will provide burgers and hot dogs, buns, eating utensils. There are plenty of stores and restuarants that we can get the rest of the necessites between the attendees!) ~~~~~~ Sunday Leisure Day!!!! Do what you want -- search cemeteries, libraries etc... Just visit with newly found Quillin's!! Have a great time! Take 77 South to Rt. 36 West (Newcomerstown/Coshocton) exit. Stay on 36 West until you come to County Rd. 21 turn left and park is across from Subway.(This is about 20 miles SOUTH of New Philadelphia, Ohio.) Descendants of Clement Quillin Jefferson Co., OHIO .1 Clement Quillin 1750 - 1839 . +Hannah 1750 - ..2 Adam Quillin 1782 - 1864 .. +Mary Harper �3 Stinson Quillin 1820 - �3 Lucinda Quillin 1825 - �3 Alexander Quillin 1828 - �3 Andrew Jackson Quillin 1829 - 1919 � +Catherine Anne Williams 1826 - 1908 .�4 Ezra Clinton Quillin 1856 - ... +Nancy Marie Smith 1857 - 1896 . 5 Bessie O. Quillin 1887 - . 5 Mary B. Quillin 1884 - . 5 Blanche Quillin 1893 - . 5 Mildred C. Quillin 1896 - . 5 Charles A. Quillin . 5 Otto Quillin . 5 Frank Quillin . 5 Wilbert Quillin ... *2nd Wife of Ezra Clinton Quillin: . +Verna Shearer . 5 Dorothy Grace Quillin .... 4 Adam Harper Quillin 1858 - 1931 . +Sarah J. Harding 1859 - 1942 . 5 Lillian L. Quillin 1885 - ... +Joseph L. Richards 1882 - . 5 Jessie W. Quillin 1899 - . 5 Eugene J. Quillin 1900 - .�4 Oscar A. Quillin - 1951 . +Mary Jane Hall 1862 - 1951 . 5 Philessa Quillin 1886 - . 5 Rachel E. Quillin 1888 - . 5 Jessie Quillin 1891 - . 5 E. Clarence Quillin 1892 - . 5 Forrest Emma Quillin 1896 - ...3Adam Quillin 1832 - 1850 .3 Griffith Quillin 1834 - .3 Rachel Quillin 1836 - .3 Harriet Quillin 1841 - . 2 Joshua Quillin 1786 - 1871 ... +Rebecca Bowles 1805 - 1861 .. 3 Jane Quillin 1828 - . 3 James B. Quillin 1829 - . 3 Nancy Quillin 1834 - . 3 Mary A. Quillin 1835 - . 3 Margaret Quillin 1837 - . 3 Joshua Quillin 1839 - ...2 Amos Quillin 1789 - 1858 .. +Jane Webster 1799 - 1872 . 3 Jacob Quillin 1818 - 1899 . +Nancy Roush 1826 - 1902 ... 4 Mary V. Quillin 1847 - . +Henry Bentz 1847 - ... 4 Dorothy A. Quillin 1849 - 1923 ... +F.M. Sharpnack ... 4 Sarah Jane Quillin 1852 - ... +John E. Roberts ... 5 William Elmer Roberts 1874 - ... 5 Mary F. Roberts 1876 - ... 5 Charles H. Roberts 1882 - ... 5 Sarah J. Roberts 1887 - ... 5 John J. Roberts 1889 - ... +Mayme Coe ... 4 William Henry Quillin 1854 - ... +Louisa Letitia Lowrey 1858 - ... 5 Claire Marie Quillin 1894 - ... 5 John Sanders Quillin 1890 - ... 5 Laura Louise Quillin 1886 - ... 5 Lawrence Jacob Quillin 1886 - ... +Ethel Shimplin ... 5 William Edward Quillin 1885 - ... +Harriet Jensen ... 4 Charles W. Quillin 1856 - 1929 ... +Ella Lee 1864 - ... 5 Ralph Quillin 1884 - ... +Nora Dorsey ... 5 Lawrence Quillin 1887 - ... +Grace Rainier ... 4 Nathan Webster Quillin 1860 - ... +Elizabeth Frances Bell 1860 - 1886 ... 5 Clarence Quillin 1882 - ... +Elizabeth Katherine Johnson 1887 � ... 5 Myrtie Quillin 1882 - ... +Redmond Norris ... *2nd Wife of Nathan Webster Quillin: ... +Ella Zirkle 1863 - 1905 ... 5 Beatrice Nancy Quillin 1887 - ... 5 George Emerson Quillin 1889 - ... *3rd Wife of Nathan Webster Quillin ... +Mona Beaver 1880 - ... 5 Virginia Quillin 1912 - ... 5 Eleanor Quillin 1916 - ... 4 Emma Quillin 1863 - 1864 ... 4 Derastus E. Quillin 1865 - ... +Bertha Sayre 1874 - ... 5 Walter F. Quillin 1899 - ... +Mollie Beaulier ... 4 John A. Quillin 1867 - ... +Florence Gaches 1876 - ... 5 Alice Louise Quillin 1905 - ... 5 Russell Emerson Quillin 1906 - ... 5 Harold William Quillin 1911 - ... 3 Lemuel Quillin 1820 - 1866 ... +Ellenor Bucy - 1886 ... 4 [1] George W. Quillin 1844 - 1868 ... 4 [2] Ellen J. Quillin 1846 - ... 4 [3] Alexander Quillin 1849 - ... 4 [4] John Quillin 1852 - ... 4 William C. Quillin 1855 - 1922 ... +Ida Mae Buchannan 1859 - ... 5 Mertie G. Quillin 1879 - 1963 ... +Bessie E. Biggerstaff 1888 - 1977 ... 5 James G. Blaine Quillin 1884 - 1923 ... +Anna Harris ... 5 Mary Ellen Quillin 1887 - ... +Charles Lemuel Quillin 1884 - 1930 ... 5 Walter Vincent Quillin 1891 - 1968 ... +Nellie Mae Boop 1899 - 1996 ... 5 Effie May Quillin 1899 - 1903 ... 4 [5] Thomas W. Quillin 1857 - ... +[6] Annetta Call Beaver 1863 - ... 5 [7] Maude Quillin 1884 - ... 5 [8] Blanche Quillin 1886 - ... 5 [9] David Quillin 1889 - ... 5 [10] Amelia Quillin 1893 - ... 5 [11] George Quillin 1895 - ... 5 [12] Millard Quillin 1899 - ... 4 [13] Mary E. Quillin 1860 - ... *2nd Wife of Lemuel Quillin: ... +Helen Bucy 1816 - 1845 ... 4 [1] George W. Quillin 1844 - 1868 ... 4 [2] Ellen J. Quillin 1846 - ... 4 [3] Alexander Quillin 1849 - ... 4 [4] John Quillin 1852 - ... 4 [5] Thomas W. Quillin 1857 - ... +[6] Annetta Call Beaver 1863 - ... 5 [7] Maude Quillin 1884 - ... 5 [8] Blanche Quillin 1886 - ... 5 [9] David Quillin 1889 - ... 5 [10] Amelia Quillin 1893 - ... 5 [11] George Quillin 1895 - ... 5 [12] Millard Quillin 1899 - ... 4 [13] Mary E. Quillin 1860 - ... 3 Hezekiah Quillin 1821 - 1908 ... +Sarah Sally Harpold 1832 - 1888 ... 4 Manchester Quillin 1852 - ... 4 Emily Quillin 1854 - ... 4 Jane Quillin 1855 - ... 4 Margaret Quillin 1858 - ... 4 Barbara Quillin 1861 - ... 4 Lewis W. Quillin 1866 - ... 4 Austin Quillin 1870 - 1870 ... 4 Augusta Quillin 1872 - 1888 . 3 William D. Quillin 1823 - 1860 ... +Mary Elizabeth 1835 - ... 4 Sarah Quillin 1854 - ... 4 Howard Quillin 1864 - ... 4 Talpen Quillin 1866 - ... 4 Linne/ Liane E. Quillin 1868 - ... 4 Clara M. Quillin 1870 - ... 4 Orval P. Quillin 1872 - ... 4 Frank W. Quillin 1874 - . 3 Uriah Quillin 1824 - 1902 . +Martha Capehart 1831 - ... 4 Frances Quillin 1854 - ... 4 George W. Quillin 1858 - ... 4 John W. Quillin 1856 - ... 4 Lemuel Abner Quillin 1849 - ... 4 Lillie Quillin 1860 - ... 4 Samuel Quillin 1867 - ... 4 William S. Quillin 1864 - ... 4 James H. Quillin 1852 - 1943 ... *2nd Wife of Uriah Quillin: ... +Esther E. Phillips ... 4 Franklin Uriah Quillin 1880 - ... 4 Loren Lorenzo Quillin 1873 - ... *3rd Wife of Uriah Quillin: ... +Elizabeth McCoy ... 4 Son Quillin 1885 - ... 4 Son Quillin 1886 - . 3 Hannah Quillin 1826 - 1875 . +Alexander Crooks - 1870 ... 4 Mary Jane Crooks 1847 - ... 4 Sarah Catherine Crooks 1848 - ... 4 Alexander S. Crooks 1850 - ... 4 Lydia Virginia Crooks 1852 - ... 4 Amos Crooks 1855 - ... 4 Charles W. Crooks 1857 - ... 4 Myrtle F. Crooks 1857 - ... 4 Eleanor B. Crooks 1858 - ... 4 William Samuel Crooks 1860 - ... 4 Charles W. Crooks 1854 - . 3 Mary Jane Quillin 1828 - 1870 . +Charles Bucy ... 4 Alexander Bucy 1855 - ... 4 Jane Bucy 1858 - . 3 Alexander John Quillin 1830 - 1926 . +Eliza M. Capehart ... 4 Mary Quillin 1855 - ... 4 Jane Quillin 1856 - ... 4 Hannah Quillin 1858 - ... 4 Anna L. 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does anyone have a suggestion as to how I can get a metes & bounds description from a deed dated 1805.? How can I find out just where this is in modern day Jefferson County Ohio? Help? Shirley

Hi I am planning a trip to Jefferson County, Ohio. I was wondering if any one can tell me which present day township of Jefferson County, Carpenter's Fort was located in. Thank You, Happy Hunting Linda [email protected] Miller, Hall, Hanlon, Hackathorn, Quimby, Burchett, Allison, Buchannan

I was pleased and excited to find the death record of gg-grandpa David Houser/Hauser in the probate records on an LDS film. The earliest date on those is about 1870. Does anyone know if there are earlier death records available? I'm looking for the death of David's wife before 1850. He was married in 1824 to Sally Bowers, but his wife on the 1850 census was Susan, too young to have been married in 1824. So I'm trying to find when Sally died, and thereby determine which woman is the mother of ggrandpa Tinlis Houser. Any suggestions appreciated!! Mona Houser [email protected] Our Family - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~monajo/ http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=monahouser ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Would greatly appreciate a look up if possible. I looked at these census records abt a year ago & can't find my info in all my "stuff". In my next lifetime I want to be an organized person! :>) Cindy Countright, Jacob OH COLUMBIANA CO. WASHINGTON TWP 530 1830 Courtright, Samuel OH COLUMBIANA CO. WASHINGTON TWP 530 1830 Courtwright, James OH JEFFERSON CO. SMITHFIELD TWP 145 1830 Courtwright, John OH JEFFERSON CO. SMITHFIELD TWP 137 1830

Some of the names & dates that I'm researching in this area: CHAMPER: 1791 Allegheny Co., PA (later part of Beaver Co., PA) 1819 Columbiana Co., OH, 1820-1880 Harrison Co., OH CLARK: Sussex Co., NJ 1774-1798 Beaver Co., PA 1800-1818 Columbiana & Jefferson Cos., OH 1820-1830 COURTRIGHT : Sussex Co., NJ 1774-1798 Washington Co., PA 1799-1800 Beaver Co., PA 1800-1818 Columbiana & Jefferson Cos., OH 1820-1920 Carroll co., OH 1830-1920 Harrison Co., OH 1830-1920 KELLY: 1790 -1810 Washington co., PA 1820-1850 Harrison, Carroll , Tuscarawas & Jefferson Cos., OH KERNAGHAN/CARNAHAN: 1806-1850 Harrison Co., OH, possibly from Bucks Co., PA 1830, from Ireland NORRIS: 1840-1850 Carroll co., OH, from NJ, possibly in Washington co., PA area 1820-1840 ******* Cindy Torres Owens [email protected] http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/w/e/Cindy-L-Owens/index.html