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Greetings All Quillin's; I am getting extremely excited about the reunion!! I am also excited about meeting new family members and trading family history. I need to get an idea of the number of people attending the reunion so if you can email me at [email protected] or [email protected] and let me know if you are coming and how many will be with you I would appreciate it greatly! I have listed below area hotels/motels... Feel free to choose your favorite. The rates are $55.99 per nite for Fri/Sat with checkout on Sunday. I have made my reservations at the Motel 6 on Bluebell... I will arrive Friday evening and be there checking out on Monday. SUNDAY DINNER!!!!!!!! a.) WHAT is YOUR PREFERENCE?????? 1. Chinese 2. Ponderosa Steak house 3. SWISS HAT RESTAURANT Sun. 8am-3pm 4. RANDALL+'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Sun. 11am-7pm NEW INFO-- Please look at the link below and look at the Quillin headstone pictures I found April 7 & 8 from Jefferson Co & Meigs County Cemeteries. Next--I will try to begin to put together an agenda for the day *or* you may visit places at your leisure like libraries, cemeteries or your favorite leisure activities. QUESTION--- Can anyone tell me the names and email or phone numbers to the local papers in Jefferson, Harrison, Meigs and Tuscarawas Counties??????? I would like to place ads for the reunion in them also!! I appreciate any and all help!!!!!! New Philadelphia is in the heart of Amish Country here in Ohio and there is lots to see and do. I will update this announcement every week between now and the reunion!! I have removed my genealogy line from the list because of the amount of info in the email... More next week!! Please try to include our "growing family" in your reunion plans this summer.!! Thanks and God Bless! Susan Quillin-Thompson OHIO QUILLIN CLAN FIRST BI-ANNUAL REUNION June 23 & 24, 2001 New Philadelphia, Ohio ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Contact: Susan Quillin-Thompson 614-237-3488 (home) Columbus, Ohio President and Founder of the OHIO QUILLIN CLAN [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bring your Genealogy!!! Sunday buffet at a local restaurant You can book reservations at any hotel/motel in NEW PHILADELPHIA,OHIO of your choosing. Days Inn 1281 West High Avenue, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 (330) 339-6644 Holiday Inn 131 Bluebell Dr Southwest, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 (330) 339-7731 (330) 339-1565 (fax) Motel 6 181 Bluebell Drive Southwest, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 (330) 339-6446 (800) 466-8356 ~~~~~~~~This is a very nice place to stay!!!! Super 8 131 Bluebell Drive Southwest, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 (330) 339-6500 Schoenbrunn Inn by Christopher 1186 West High Avenue, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 (330) 339-4334 Travel Lodge 1256 West High Avenue, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 (330) 339-6671 (800) 578-7878 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Restaurants and shopping very close and right off the interstate! Also easy access to Steubenville 45 minutes away. Nice library (Schippa Library) Sandy Day is Genealogy Librarian and very helpful!! ~~~~~~~~~~NOTE~~~~~~~~~~~~NOTE~~~~~~~~~~~~NOTE~~~~~~~~~ The name Quillin over the years has been spelled in more ways than one. Quillon, Quillan, Quillen, Quillian, Quilling, Quillaine, Uillin, MacUillin, MacQuillin, McQuillin, Quillinan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ===== Looking for BOOP, BUCHANNON, BUCY, QUILLIN, QUILLEN, ROUSH, TAYLORQuillin 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!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/

I am seeking any information on my Brooks, McCullough, & Richardson. My g.g.grandfather: David Brooks b. 1787 VA, or PA, d. 1878 Belmont Co., OH Sp. #1 Ester or Esther McCullough b. abt. 1790-95 VA or PA d. abt. 1838 near Steubenville, Jefferson Co. OH m. abt. 1812 VA, or PA Children that I know of: Thomas Jefferson Brooks {my g.grandfather} b. 11 Feb. 1822 Wheeling VA/WV d. 22 Nov. 1893 Leavenworth Co. KS John Brooks b. abt. 1829 VA/WV or OH William Brooks b. abt. 1832 Jefferson Co. OH Alexander Brooks b. abt. 1834 Jefferson Co. OH There may have been a daughter named Linda or Lucinda b. around 1815. I know there were others but do not have there names. Sp. #2 Stacia or Stacie Dunfee m. 1840 Belmont Co. OH Children of David & Stacia: Stephen Brooks b. 1841 Belmont Co. OH d. 1923 Belmont Co. OH Sarah Marie Brooks b. 1843 Belmont Co. OH d. abt. 1923 ? Rosannah Brooks b. abt. 1845 Belmont Co. OH John K. Brooks b. abt. 1847 Belmont Co. OH Mary M. Brooks b. abt. 1850 Belmont Co. OH Elizabeth Brooks b. abt. 1855 Belmont Co. OH According to 1812 war pinison papers David had a brother George. My g.grandfather: Thomas Jefferson Brooks b. 1822 Wheeling, VA/WV d. 1893 Leavenworth Co., KS Sp. #1 Martha Richardson b. abt. 1830 OH ? d. 1863-65 Steubenville or Bellaire OH m. 1850 Gallia Co., OH Children: John Brooks b. abt. 1851 Cross Creek twp., Jefferson Co., OH Susannah Brooks b. mar. 1852 Cross Creek twp., Jefferson Co., OH d. abt 1918 KS or OK Rosemond "Rose" Brooks b. 15 Oct. 1853 Cross Creek twp., Jefferson Co., OH d. 23 Sept. 1937 Leavenworth Co. KS George Washington Brooks {my grandfather} b. 5 Jan. 1855 Cross Creek twp., Jefferson Co., OH d. 28 Dec. 1932 Kingfisher Co., OK William Brooks b. 1 June 1857 Cross Creek twp., Jefferson Co. OH Alice Brooks b. abt. 1859 Cross Creek twp, or Bellaire OH d. ? I believe Thomas may have taken Martha & the children to stay with family in Belliare, OH before he left to fight in the war. When he retured he found Martha, Alice & maybe another infant child had died. I believe Martha's parents to be Samuel Richardson & Sannah ? of Gallipolis, Gallia Co. OH. She may have also had a sister Linda. After Martha's death Thomas remarried & moved his family to Leavenworth Co. KS Sp. #2 Mary Jane Shurr m. 1865 Steubenville, Jefferson Co., OH Thank You in advance for any help!! Mary Platte Co., Wyoming "People may forget what you said... People may forget what you did... But they will never forget how you made them feel!" _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I know for certain that Nancy Maxwell Brownlee lived in Jefferson OH in 1855 after her husband John Brownlee died in Brooke Ct. WV in 1852. Her daughter Nancy m. Henry Maxwell in Brooke County WV and were there with their children in 1850. I've looked at every Henry MAxwell in the US in the 1860 Census and he's nowhere to be found and Nancy Maxwell Brownlee doesn't show up in the 1860 Census (she may have died). I've checked marriage records in Jefferson Ct Ohio for the names of Henry's children and there are some matches in terms of names and "right" dates: Eliza J. Maxwell m. George W. Kiddy 1864 Mary S. MAxwell m. Jacob Stamm 1856 Sarah Maxwell m. Sylvanus H. Debee John D> Maxwell m. Margaret Jane Smith 1854 John Maxwell m. Margaret Lowther 1853 Names ring any bells???? It's possible Henry died and his family moved with his mother to Jefferson County OH and they were all living with someone who was a relative. On this note,. does there exist an "everyname" listing for the 1860 Census of Jefferson Ohio???? Josette MAxwell Boone NC

----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Brooks <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2001 9:01 AM Subject: US newspapers preservation > Hi Everyone, > Here are two sites to locate microfilmed newspapers. Most are > interlibrary loanable > Carol > http://www.neh.fed.us/preservation/usnp.html main site US > http://www.kshs.org/library/news.htm Kansas site > >

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Kelble <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 3:42 PM Subject: [OHGW] New Research Exchange page > Hi All, > Please send this notice to your county email lists. > I have just revamped the OHGenWeb Research Exchange page. This should > make it easier and faster loading. It was just getting over grown. This is > a page where people are willing to exchange research where they live for > some research done in Ohio. OR people in Ohio that are willing to do > research in their OH county in exchange for research done in another state. > There are even some foreign countries listed. > Please let me know if you find any errors or non-working links. I have > tried it with both Microsoft IE and with Netscape. They both work for me. > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohresrch/resexch.html > > Peace, > Judy Chapin Kelble > > Assistant State Coordinator OHGenWeb > http://www.scioto.org/OHGenWeb > Webmaster Huron County Chapter/OGS > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohhuron > > List Owner Huron County Chapter / OGS mail list > Past President Huron County Chapter / OGS >

Please reply directly to her at : [email protected] Thanks, Carol QUERY FRAZIER, KILGORE, AND CO erected a rolling mill at Steubenville, Jefferson Co in 1856. Can anyone identify the KILGORE involved? Rita Davis [email protected] (I am sorry if this does not fulfill requirements for a query. I have posted surname Kilgore previously trying to find which Kilgore was involved in the rolling mill - but that does not seem to be effective. )

I am looking for information on the several JEFFERS women who married in Jefferson County in the early 1800's. My 4th great-grandfather was William JEFFERS, who immigrated from Ireland in 1804 and lived in Jefferson County until approximately 1814-1817. The first individual was Anna JEFFERS, who married Richard LOW on 29 March 1815. The next one is Jean JEFFERS, who married Jesse STEWART on 22 August 1811. The final one is Rebecca JEFFERS, who wed Charles KIMBALL on 10 November 1816. All three of these women would likely have been born in Ireland. I believe Jesse STEWART and Charles KIMBALL were both residents of Warren Township in 1850, but I cannot verify this because I do not have access to the actual census records. Any help on these families would be most appreciated. Thanks in advance. Scott Byrd Pensacola, FL

Hi All, I am looking for a Mary Ann Swickart that married a George Armstrong Nov. 14, 1833 in Jefferson Co. Ohio. There was a Martin Swichart in Island Creek area. Does anyone have information on this family. Thanks for anyhelp you can give me. Marge, Kansas (State)

I am looking for any info on John McElroy or John Humphrey who lived in Warrenton, OH from the very early 1800's to their deaths in the 1830's and 1840's. They were both early settlers from Pa. and Rev. War veterans. John McElroy married Margaret (Slade) Hughes and John Humphrey married Elizabeth McKee. At least the Humphreys and maybe the McElroys were Presbyterian Seceders. I am looking for Elizabeth McKee's and Margaret (Slade) Hughes parents. Any info on these families would be appreciated. Diann

Dear Jefferson County, Ohio, genealogists, I am seeking information(such as age, date of birth, date of death, name of parents) of John Revenaugh who lived in Warrenton or Warren Township from approximately 1810 to his death in the 1840s. Several of his sons and daughters married in Jefferson County. William married Margaret Keller on 8 February 1818, Samuel married Catherine Keller on 13 June 1818, Elizabeth married Daniel Higgins on 26 August 1818, Christian married Jonathan Wiggins (probably Higgins) on 18 March 1821, and Delilah married Daniel Higgins on 26 June 1824. On the marriage records, William's last name was spelled Revano, Samuel's name was spelled Rivenaugh, Elizabeth's name was spelled Reveno, Christian's name was spelled Revenaugh, Delilah's name was spelled Resenariegh or Resenaregh. William Revenaugh at one time owned three properties in Warrenton and Warren Township. He sold the last property in 1832. Samuel Revenaugh and another brother John, Jr., served in the War of 1812 from Jefferson County. I believe that John, Sr., and his wife Catherine(Barnhart) lived with Daniel and Delilah Higgins after William sold his last property. Catherine died in the 1850s there. I thinhk I know who is the father of John Revenaugh, Jr., but I don't have anything official. Any information will help, and I would be glad to share any information I have on his sons and daughters. Lance Revennaugh [email protected]

Hi, My name is Chris and I'm new to the list. Below are the surnames I'm currently working on: Carothers Clark Kerr Vaughn Beard I'd love to hear from anyone working on any of these names. Thanks!

Hi Chris. I see the name Clark. My William Roach b 1750 in Ireland married Mary Clark also from Ireland. They settled in Jefferson Co. Ohio after the Revolution. Do you think she would be connected to your Clark's? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim and Chris Whalen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 9:32 AM Subject: New to List > Hi, > > My name is Chris and I'm new to the list. Below are the surnames I'm currently working on: > > Carothers > Clark > Kerr > Vaughn > Beard > > I'd love to hear from anyone working on any of these names. > > Thanks! > > > ============================== > 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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

The Bureau of Land Management records of land grants for the states of Ohio, Indiana and several others are available online at www.glorecords.blm.gov You can access and print copies of the original land grants at this site. T. Grant Maple

John Fowler was a native of Maryland. His father was killed in the Revolutionary War. He married Mary Huff in Maryland. He moved to Virginia in 1800 (now WVa since 20 Jun 1863). He first settled opposite Steubenville, Jefferson co., OH, then moved to Hopedale, Harrison co., OH. Before 1819, he moved to Hanover, Licking co, OH, where he was buried about 1840. He had children: 1. Garrett FOWLER, b. 28 Feb 1799, Maryland. He married 23 Apr 1819, Hannah H. Eagleson who was b. near Waterford, Erie co., PA. They settled in Monroe Twp., Harrison co. OH. They had children. 2. John FOWLER, d. Apr 1847, m. Elizabeth ___. They had children: Andrew, James, John, Mary, Sarah, Nancy, and Hannah. 3. Benjamin FOWLER, b. in Pennsylvania 31 Oct 1802, settled in Monroe Twp., Harrison co, OH. m. Jane Whitaker and they had children. 4. Francis FOWLER, d. 1838. He m. Mary Giles in 1830. Had one child, Francis. 5. Joel m. Ester Fisher, in 1836. 6. Jeremiah 7. Cena More on Garrett FOWLER's children: 1. Mary Ann m. Joel Cramblet, resided Frankilin twp. Harrison co, OH. 2. John E. resided Columbus, OH, Franklin co, OH 3. Asenath T. 4. Thomas E. b. 6 Dec 1830 5. Richard P. settled in California 6. Isaiah, settled in Brown co, Nebraska 7. Jeremiah, b. 10 Jul 1837 m. Catherine Auld and settled in Scio 8. Joseph C., 30 Aug 1841, m. Maria C. Simmons and had nine children 9. Malachi who died as infant 10. Joel C. d. at four years old 11. Garrett H. who settled in Dennison, OH 12. Clarissa who married John Spray and settled in Franklin twp. Does this sound familiar to anyone? I am looking for my JOHN FOWLER, b. VA who might possibly be #2 son. Hope so, Carole

I copied this page because of the Reed/Smith on it, but there are a few other names that may have value to someone. Not bad typing - spelled as found. The page I posted earlier and this one are all I have. I have nothing else on these people. Inventory of estates II, Jeff Co. page 24. An inventory & appraisement of the Goods and Chattles of ANDREW MCCLEARY, dec'd. "We the appraisers thing wrigh that the widow & two children should have a hundred and two dollars for thair years mintainance, and the whole amount of the personal property, don't amount to that much. Given under our hands this 20th day of April 1814." JOHN MARTIN, WM COLETRAP and WM FRANCIS. received and recorded 6th May 1814. An Inventory (etc.) JOHN MCMILLEN, JR. Dec'd. 13 Apr 1814 Appraisers: ABRAHAM CUPPY, JOHN PARR, and JOHN DUFF Notes of hand by JAMES MCGREW, HENRY ROSE Book accounts of WM JONES, JAMES GREENLEE and ALEXANDER RANKEN, MARY MCMILLEN administrator Received and recorded 25 Jun 1814 Am't of Sails of Goods and Chattles of JOHN MCMILLEN, Dec'd Names Rebert MCMILLEN Inventory (etc) CLARK MOARMAN, Dec'd Statement of the Several debts due and owing to the Estate, Cash on Hand, etc. LEWIS WALKER, Executor, received and recorded 15 Jun 1814 Inventory (etc) JOEL WOOD, dec'd 180, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186 (no clue what these mean) Appraisers: JAMES KERR and ABEL CARY List of Accounts Due the J. WOOD estate Mentions an account of leather remaining in Frederick Co., MD Received and recorded 9 July 1814 Inventory (etc) WILLIAM REED, Dec'd Appraisers: JACOB ZOLL, ROBERT PATTERSON, and ASA CADWALADER Received and Recorded 23 July 1814 A list of notes Due the Estate of WILLIAM REED, Dec'd Named: SAMUEL SHAW, JOHN MONTGOMERY, JAMES HOGSTON, AQUILLA JONES WILLIAM SMITH, Executor Vendue on 22nd July 1814 Received and recorded 23 July 1814 Inventory (etc) BULA HUTTON, dec'd made 5th July 1814 Notes on JONATHAN MARSH, LEWIS RUBEL, WM JONES, and JOHN THORN LEWIS CARY, Executor Appraisers: JAMES KERR, NATHAN SMITH and JAMES NAYLER Inventory... ELIAS YEAGLEY, Dec'd Appraised 29 July 1814 Debts due Estate: BARHOLOMEW WILLIAMSON, WM CULLEN, HENRY VANDYKE Appraisers: JAMES ANDREWS, THOMAS CLARE AND CALEB ? am't of Sales of the Property of ELIAS YEAGLEY, dec'd Sold 2 Aug 1814 Among buyers: PETER YEAGLEY, BALSEL KELP, JOHN FAURQHER am't taken by the widow at appraised value Received and recorded 10 Sep 1814 Inventory ... JACOB COX, dec'd appraised 6 July 1814 by: SAMUEL LEETCH, JOHN CUMBERLAND and JOHN BARRETT Received and Recorded 24 Sep 1814 Faith [email protected]

Dear friends, While at the state captial in Oklahoma City last week, I found a book titled something like 1800-1820 Land Grants Filed at the Stuebenville Land Office. I found two records for grants to Malachi Jolly/Jolley, for which I made pholot copies, but since arriving home, am unable to find them. If any of you have this book available to you and wouldn't mind doing a lookup, I would be very grateful. Malachi Jolly is mentioned as the (original) grantee of the land that later became to property of George McCance (Jr.). The land was in Smith's (Smithfield), and George's son, Manson McCance purchased the interest of his brother and sisters for $300, in 1822. I've been corresponding with someone who is researching Dellah/Deliah Jolly, who married John Watts b. 1804, and would like to share this information with them as well. Thank you, Pam Ingle

I recently learned Benjamin Clifton's mother was Luisa (also seen as Lovy/Lory). They were from DE. Luisa married Arthur Van Kirk 1819. He died by 1830. They had one son Arthur Jr., she died by 1842. I also found an 1848 marriage for Benjamin to Ann Curfman. He was widowed earlier that year when wife Lydia Seaton died, probably giving birth to youngest son David. Sons William Allen and David were raised by Solomon Risdon and his wife Elizabeth. Believe Benjamin's middle name was Franklin. I can't find him in 1850. I would like to hear from anyone with Van Kirk or Curfman. Thinking Ann may have been a widow considering Benjamin's age. Appreciate any info. Faith [email protected]

Joseph Lewis - dec, late of Steubenville - tavern keeper - Inventory of estate 1807 (I believe this is the tavern purchased from John Edgington) Zenas Kimberly - Daniel Collins, John Abraham, James Robinson, Alexander Eadey, Benjamin Shane, William Pickering, John Bowman, ? Roseberry, Thomas Straul, John Minthorn, John Armstrong, Master Lowry, John Madagh, Thomas Harper, John Rowland, William Philips, Kins Cahill, David Vance, Esq., ? Toothaker, John Nicholas, ? Beabout, Benjamin Reed (mine), Conrad Mengus, John Milligan, David Gilliland, James Wallace, Joshua West, Edward Nelson, George Tope, Mathew Hostuter, Jacob Martin, Esq., John Simonson, Esq., Daniel Harmon, Adam Morrow, Jacob Cable, Col Baird, Richard Newsam, Abraham Clements, Timothy Potts, James Marshall, atty, Henry Miller, ? Alexander, Andrew Elliot, Abraham Martin, Esq., D. Z. Barney, atty, James Reed (brother to Benj.?) Hans Wilson, Wm Sutherland, Joseph Brown, Hugh Scott, Obadiah Jennings, Esq., Aaron Quinn, Wm Capes, James Conner, Samuel Cole, John Edgington (my relative), Wm Stone, Brice Viers, Samuel Patterson, Josiah Patterson, Daniel Viers, John Tilton, Henry Bruner, Joseph Beatty, Charles Armstrong, George Richardson, Thomas Brown, Richard Wells s/o Geo., John Hamble, ? Viars, Old, John Johnston, farmer, John Sutherland, James Crawford, Job. Harvey, Silas Paul, Elisha Bonham, Abraham Johnston, John Wilkenson, Zacheus A. Beatty, John Johnston, trader, Elijah Viars, Alex. Griffith, Samuel Creigh, Cpt. Ross Bird, Philip Matthews, Thos Cantwell, John Parker, John Newcam, Joseph Ross, Sr., John McAdams, Wm Speers, Peter Snider, John Johnston, miller. John Graham, James Shane, Wm Gilliland, James Milligan, Wm Whitgraft, Thos Elliot, John McKnight, Caven Moorehead, Solomon Miller, Nathan Winterringer, Wm Cox, John Baird, David Officer, Benj Doyle, Rich. Johnston, David Hartshorn, Samuel Graham, Geo Day, Sr., John Ross, John Reed, mason (bro of Benj?), Philip Griffith, John Wright, James McGerry, Elijah Moore, Garret Cruzin, James Armstrong, Asa Vandin, Wm Ross s/o Joseph, Robert Ward, Thomas Deady, William Smith, John Rice, Joseph Cook, Matthew Mayer, Joseph McClean, John Fowler, Henry Perry, Massam Mitcalf, Michael Caranor, Francis Mitchell, David Milligan, Samuel Martin, John Ward, Harmon Greathouse, John Beats, John Lee, John Battiece. Faith Keahey [email protected]

This message is directed at the members of this site which would be interested in the DNA research study that is going to be conducted right here in the tri-state area. May 12th 2001 10:00a.m.- researchers from BYU will arrive here at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located Powells Lane Wintersville, OH.The researchers will be collecting four generation pedigree charts and bloods samples to take back to BYU to create a world wide DNA family tree.This event is free and open to the public but all must pre register! If you want to read more about the study: http://molecular-genealogy.byu.edu YOU MUST REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE! April 24th 2001 6:30-9:00p.m. there will be an Open House at the same location as the event on Powell's lane in Wintersville OH. There will be a presentation concerning what we hope to learn from participating in this research study, info about clans, tribes and surname immigration and migration. At the end of the presentation will be a Q & A and this is all "free" to the public. We will have necessary forms such as, pedigree charts, consent forms and other research materials also free. We will have 3 librarians available to answer questions and displays on scrapbooking, archiving old photo's, preserving memories, how to's on creating a written family history etc. We will have tours of the library and explain what we have available for research. W have many in our community interested in this wonderful event. You can contact me if you have any questions concerning this wonderful project. Flora [email protected]