Beryl, Thank you for the kind offer! Would you please check for a Margaret (Carroll) Ferguson, wife of William Ferguson, as well as William Ferguson? They would have been married ca 1795 in Washington County, PA. William was born 1778 in Washington County, PA and moved to Jefferson County in 1803. William and Margaret's children were: Robert (b. 1800 and my line), Samuel, Mary, Sarah, Bathia, Margaret, Rachel and James. Regards, Laura ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 11:47 PM Subject: [ohjeffer] will do lookups > I have that wonderfully interesting book, The History of Jefferson & Belmont > Counties, on interlibrary loan for about 6 weeks, and I would be happy to > look up anything you are certain in within the book. Someone suggested the > interlibrary loan, and thanks for that suggestion. > Beryl, Salt Lake City >

Beryl, Would you look for Isaac E. Carson? Probably came there after 1850 & may have died there before 1876 when the rest of the family went to Iowa. His wife was Margaret & children were George W., John, Isaac B., Mary, James, Robert & Elizabeth. Thank you so much. Diane ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Janice, Thanks so much for this site, will need to take a day to search, but I can see it is really neat and so state of art. Amazing. Thanks. Bobbie >From: "Janice G. Donley" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [ohjeffer] Pitt Library Site >Date: Thu, 7 Dec 00 10:30:02 -0500 > >If you have Pennsylvania connections you might find something here -- >The University of Pittsburgh Library currently has 293 books covering >area history scanned and on line. I didn't have time to explore fully but >noticed some Westmoreland and Washington County books included. The site >has a fully searchable text feature. A really GREAT site! > > http://bigfoot.library.pitt.edu/pittsburgh/search.html > >Hope everybody finds somebody! > >Janice > _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Hi Everyone, My ancestors were pioneers of Ohio and some lines of our family moved to Jefferson Co. Our line moved to northern Ohio from Pennsylvania and Maryland. Other lines of our family moved to Ohio from Virginia and W. Virginia. Some of our names are DAGUE (DAGE, DEG, DEEGEN), SWINEHART (SWEINHARDT, SWIHART), HARSH (HIRSCH, HEARSH), GIFT, SMITH, ARNOLD, NEFF, SCHMIDT, GEYSLER, GILBERT, HOOVER, SWAGLER, HOWE, LABAR (LAWAR, LABARRE), FLICKINGER and, SWICKARD. I don't know all of our surnames because maternal names are often lost in families and of course, I don't know the surnames of all our Ohio relatives 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. 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.

If you have Pennsylvania connections you might find something here -- The University of Pittsburgh Library currently has 293 books covering area history scanned and on line. I didn't have time to explore fully but noticed some Westmoreland and Washington County books included. The site has a fully searchable text feature. A really GREAT site! http://bigfoot.library.pitt.edu/pittsburgh/search.html Hope everybody finds somebody! Janice

I have that wonderfully interesting book, The History of Jefferson & Belmont Counties, on interlibrary loan for about 6 weeks, and I would be happy to look up anything you are certain in within the book. Someone suggested the interlibrary loan, and thanks for that suggestion. Beryl, Salt Lake City

I cannot remeber who sent out the original warning on this - but I want to thank you - after I received your warning I msut have had about 30 of those Shockwave emails hit my computer system - and because I read you warning I was forewarned. _ thanks again >From: Margaret A Siebert <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [ohjeffer] Fw: VIRUS WARNING >Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2000 10:02:33 -0500 > >Check the most recent update of Norton's Symantic and you will find that >Shackwave is indeed listed as a recently discovered virus. Use the >keyword "shockwave" to find its description in the Virus Encyclopedia. >It is listed under an alternate name as well. > >You can also check the computing site at U of Kansas to find this virus >description. I think it may be appropriate to post a warning IF someone >has reason to believe that messages on this particular listserv may be >affected. Otherwise it may not be appropriate, because Symantac has >about 48,000 virus definitions listed! It is important to keep your >virus-checking software up to date. > >M. Siebert >(researching LEE, HENRY, MAIRS in Island Creek, Jefferson Co) >--------------- > >On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 04:00:56 EST [email protected] writes: > > Please don't send these things to the list. I checked with Symantec > > (Norten > > Anti-virus) and there was no such virus listed. What you are > > sending to the > > list may cause someone to actually acquire a virus, trying to check > > it out. > > Also, it doesn't make much sense to me what you wrote (or > > forwarded.) > > > >________________________________________________________________ >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. > _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Check the most recent update of Norton's Symantic and you will find that Shackwave is indeed listed as a recently discovered virus. Use the keyword "shockwave" to find its description in the Virus Encyclopedia. It is listed under an alternate name as well. You can also check the computing site at U of Kansas to find this virus description. I think it may be appropriate to post a warning IF someone has reason to believe that messages on this particular listserv may be affected. Otherwise it may not be appropriate, because Symantac has about 48,000 virus definitions listed! It is important to keep your virus-checking software up to date. M. Siebert (researching LEE, HENRY, MAIRS in Island Creek, Jefferson Co) --------------- On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 04:00:56 EST [email protected] writes: > Please don't send these things to the list. I checked with Symantec > (Norten > Anti-virus) and there was no such virus listed. What you are > sending to the > list may cause someone to actually acquire a virus, trying to check > it out. > Also, it doesn't make much sense to me what you wrote (or > forwarded.) > ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Please don't send these things to the list. I checked with Symantec (Norten Anti-virus) and there was no such virus listed. What you are sending to the list may cause someone to actually acquire a virus, trying to check it out. Also, it doesn't make much sense to me what you wrote (or forwarded.)

Here's an invitation to read the year's end message from Eleanor Naylor, the President of the Jefferson County Historical Association. This library and museum are one of the best kept secrets for family research in our Tri State area. Click here http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjcha/PresidentMessage.htm to read her message. And make sure you stop by and check their main page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjcha/index.htm

http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/metro/obituaries/A13925-2000Dec2.html Harley Warrick Associated Press Saturday , December 2, 2000 ; Page B05 BELMONT, Ohio –– Harley Warrick, 76, who was among a dozen sign painters who advertised the joys of chewing tobacco on the side of thousands of Appalachian and Midwestern barns, died of an aneurysm Nov. 24 at a hospital in Wheeling, W.Va. He and his fellow barn painters fanned out over America's heartland in teams of two, sometimes for months at a time, to cover rough, splintered wood with black, white and yellow signs reading, "CHEW MAIL POUCH TOBACCO. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST." "They just traveled from town to town like traveling salesmen or hobos. They lived cheap; maybe they'd sleep in a truck or find a cheap hotel. They'd do a sign in maybe a half-day," said Appalachian historian Danny Fulks. Though Mr. Warrick officially retired about seven years ago, he continued to work until October, when he put on his coveralls for a final repaint on a sign he made about 20 years ago in his home town of Belmont, an Ohio River town across from Wheeling. "A lot of local fans came out to watch him and talk to him. That was one of the nice things about Harley, he always enjoyed talking to the public," said Mike Stewart, a park manager. Mr. Warrick spent 55 years painting or retouching many of 4,000 Mail Pouch signs, working in 13 states from Michigan to Missouri to New York. "The first thousand were a little rough, and after that, you got the hang of it," he said in a 1997 interview. When he was 21, Mr. Warrick fell in with a team of sign painters working on his family's dairy barn. "I was just talking away with them, and they said, 'We need somebody on one of our crews,' " he said. "I thought, 'That's better than milking 27 head of Jerseys every night and morning.' " Mr. Warrick painted without using a guide, starting with the 'E' in CHEW and working six days a week, mixing colors in five-gallon kegs for $32 a week. With the help of an assistant, he could paint a sign in about six hours, sometimes completing two barns a day, and he could repaint up to five barns a day. "He could tell you a story for each barn he painted," said Craig Nickerson, of Swisher International Inc., which produces the Mail Pouch brand. The company stopped repainting barns in 1969, but Mr. Warrick continued upgrading the signs after they were designated national landmarks. "He would always say if you could find a job that you would do without being paid, that's what you should do," said his daughter, Lena Williams. "I don't think he really thought about it as work. It was just what he did."

> The ANTIGEN virus protection program at the University of > Kansas has already intercepted several messages addressed > to various of our lists. The general description on this virus > is: > > Virus Name: SHOCKWAVE.A Trojan > E-mail Subject: "A Great Shockwave Flash Movie" > E-mail Body: "Check out his new flash movie that I download just > now...It's Great" > E-mail Attachments: CREATIVE.EXE > > and you may verify the details of this warning at > <http://www.ukans.edu/computing/virus/shockwave.shtml> > > It is clear that the machines of at least some members of our > lists have been infected. Like most trojan horses, SHOCKWAVE > gives no indication to the owner of an infected machine. > > The Notification describes SHOCKWAVE as follows: > > ____________________________________________________________________________ _ > When executing "CREATIVE.EXE" it will copy itself into: > C:\CREATIVE.EXE. It will also copy itself in the > Windows Startup as CREATIVE.EXE. It will then create a file > Messageforu.txt, which shows all the > modifications done by CREATIVE.EXE. The Execution of > CREATIVE.EXE will search for JPG and ZIP files on > the local system and then to the system root directory. They are > then renamed to contain "Change at least now > to LINUX". You can rename the name of the file since these > renamed files are not damaged. Their original > locations are found in the Messageforu.txt. The Messageforu.txt > will also contain the following: > > "Hi, guess you have got the message. I have kept a list of files > that I have infected under this. If you are smart > enough just reverse back the process. I could have done far > better damage; I could have even completely wiped > your hard disk. Remember this is a warning & get it sound and > clear... - The Penguin" > ____________________________________________________________________________ _ > > Lynn > >

Hello and Happy Healthy Holidays! Would anyone have information on thei H.B. DAVIS who was mentioned in the Moir book, "Tombstone inscriptions and Family Records of Jefferson Co. OH? He is only there as a second husband of Catherine Moore McCann. I would think somewhere might be a list of him with his children from his first marriage, or possibly their marriage. Wonder if he was related to Harriet Davis wife of Moore Thompson. Thanks for any help. Bobbie >From: "Bobbie Reihsen" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [ohjeffer] DAVIS, source included >Date: Fri, 01 Dec 2000 14:46:18 > >Found more DAVIS names; > >Knox Co. OH vital Records, 1800-1882 >Davis, Margaret b. Licking Co. OH 1833 m. 1855 to John SHANNON in Knox Co. >OH. > >Jefferson Co. OH from "Tombstone Inscriptions and Family Records" Moir pg >25. >H.B. DAVIS married widow, Catherine (Moore) McCANN. whose first husband was >John McCann. John McCann and Catherine Moore McCann's daughter, Sarah >married 1870 to Richard Moore Thompson b. 1842. Bobbie > > >>From: [email protected] >>Reply-To: [email protected] >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: Re: [ohjeffer] DAVIS, William b. ca 1780-95, dau. Harriet m. 1836 >>to Moore Th... >>Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 14:37:53 EST >> >>In a message dated 11/27/2000 5:47:27 AM Pacific Standard Time, >>[email protected] writes: >> >><< >> Searching for the DAVIS family of Jefferson Co. OH. Harriet Davis >>married >> on 23 June 1836 to Moore Thompson in Jefferson Co. OH. She was born ca >>1816 >> daughter of William DAVIS. >> >> We would very much appreciate any help in finding more information on >>this >> DAVIS family. Thank you. Bobbie >> _ >> >> >>Hello. >>I don't have info on your DAVIS names, but thought I'd pass on one name I >>am >>looking for: Hoping to find the parents (or any info) of SARAH DAVIS: >> >>1. SARAH DAVIS was born January 27, 1801 in Berks County, Pa., and died >>February 01, 1881. She married JOHN YOCUM, He was born Bet. 1779 - 1799 >>in >>1779 in Berks Co, PA or 22 June 1799 Reading, PA, and died December 21, >>1865. >> >>Children of SARAH DAVIS and JOHN YOCUM are: >> i. DAVID2 YOCUM, b. August 01, 1821; m. MARY HOTTEL. >> ii. PHILLIP YOCUM, b. 1823. >> iii. MARY YOCUM, b. 1825; m. JOSEPH MORELAND. >> iv. JANE YOCUM, b. 1827; m. ALLEN JEFFRIES PRIEST, November 22, 1851, >>Jefferson County, Ohio; b. August 19, 1823, Wellsburg, Brooke County, Va / >>West Virginia; d. January 08, 1902, AlIKANNA. >> v. HANNAH YOCUM, b. June 04, 1829, Steubenville, Jefferson County, >>Ohio; >>d. July 15, 1911, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio; m. JOHN B. PRIEST, >>June 20, 1846, Jefferson, Ohio; b. April 21, 1821, Wellsburg, Brooke >>County, >>Virginia/WV; d. September 23, 1894, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. >> vi. JOHN YOCUM, b. April 19, 1831, Jefferson County, Ohio, on >>Ephraim >>Cable farm in Island Creek Township; m. (1) ELIZA WHITSON, May 03, 1853; >>b. >>1831, Brooke County, WV; d. 1892; m. (2) BELLE JACOBS, 1897; b. VA. >> vii. ALFRED YOCUM, b. 1833. >> viii. SARAH YOCUM, b. 1836. >> ix. ELIZABETH LIZZIE YOCUM, b. 1838; d. December 29, 1880. >> x. LOUISA YOCUM, b. 1840. >> xi. SILAS YOCUM, b. 1842; m. ELIZABETH MURRAY. >> >>Thanks, >>Peggy >> >> >>E-MAIL: [email protected] >>Los Angeles, Ca. >>Researching: >>PRIEST, COX, MENDEL, HARMAN, SMITH, GOETZ/GATES, CRESAP, CLARK, POTTS, >>CONRAD, BURFORD, ROBBINS, LARIMORE, NELSON, HOLMES, YOCUM/YOKUM, WELLS, >>PRATHER, SNODGRASS: in W.VA., Ohio, VA, PA, MD, Switzerland, England, >>Germany, etc. >>ROWE, WOODBURY, MURRAY, KIRWIN: in TX, Calif, Fla, Mass, ME, IN, CT, MD, >>England, Ireland & Canada. >>LAUCHU, WATTS, FERNANDEZ, CABALLERO: Michigan, Panama, Cuba, China >>[Proud member: SCGS, WCGS.] >>My family coat of arms ties at the back.....is that normal? >> > >_____________________________________________________________________________________ >Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : >http://explorer.msn.com > _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Looking for information on the siblings of Robert TRACY, father of William TRACY who appears in the 1850 census of Jefferson Co., Cross Creek. Robert is 49 born in Ireland. His son William is 15 born in Ohio. Family stories indicate that Robert was one of 5 brothers who came to the U.S. during the Famine. Any help appreciated. Donna Wolf

Found more DAVIS names; Knox Co. OH vital Records, 1800-1882 Davis, Margaret b. Licking Co. OH 1833 m. 1855 to John SHANNON in Knox Co. OH. Jefferson Co. OH from "Tombstone Inscriptions and Family Records" Moir pg 25. H.B. DAVIS married widow, Catherine (Moore) McCANN. whose first husband was John McCann. John McCann and Catherine Moore McCann's daughter, Sarah married 1870 to Richard Moore Thompson b. 1842. Bobbie >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [ohjeffer] DAVIS, William b. ca 1780-95, dau. Harriet m. 1836 >to Moore Th... >Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 14:37:53 EST > >In a message dated 11/27/2000 5:47:27 AM Pacific Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< > Searching for the DAVIS family of Jefferson Co. OH. Harriet Davis >married > on 23 June 1836 to Moore Thompson in Jefferson Co. OH. She was born ca >1816 > daughter of William DAVIS. > > We would very much appreciate any help in finding more information on >this > DAVIS family. Thank you. Bobbie > _ >> > >Hello. >I don't have info on your DAVIS names, but thought I'd pass on one name I >am >looking for: Hoping to find the parents (or any info) of SARAH DAVIS: > >1. SARAH DAVIS was born January 27, 1801 in Berks County, Pa., and died >February 01, 1881. She married JOHN YOCUM, He was born Bet. 1779 - 1799 >in >1779 in Berks Co, PA or 22 June 1799 Reading, PA, and died December 21, >1865. > >Children of SARAH DAVIS and JOHN YOCUM are: > i. DAVID2 YOCUM, b. August 01, 1821; m. MARY HOTTEL. > ii. PHILLIP YOCUM, b. 1823. > iii. MARY YOCUM, b. 1825; m. JOSEPH MORELAND. > iv. JANE YOCUM, b. 1827; m. ALLEN JEFFRIES PRIEST, November 22, 1851, >Jefferson County, Ohio; b. August 19, 1823, Wellsburg, Brooke County, Va / >West Virginia; d. January 08, 1902, AlIKANNA. > v. HANNAH YOCUM, b. June 04, 1829, Steubenville, Jefferson County, >Ohio; >d. July 15, 1911, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio; m. JOHN B. PRIEST, >June 20, 1846, Jefferson, Ohio; b. April 21, 1821, Wellsburg, Brooke >County, >Virginia/WV; d. September 23, 1894, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. > vi. JOHN YOCUM, b. April 19, 1831, Jefferson County, Ohio, on >Ephraim >Cable farm in Island Creek Township; m. (1) ELIZA WHITSON, May 03, 1853; b. >1831, Brooke County, WV; d. 1892; m. (2) BELLE JACOBS, 1897; b. VA. > vii. ALFRED YOCUM, b. 1833. > viii. SARAH YOCUM, b. 1836. > ix. ELIZABETH LIZZIE YOCUM, b. 1838; d. December 29, 1880. > x. LOUISA YOCUM, b. 1840. > xi. SILAS YOCUM, b. 1842; m. ELIZABETH MURRAY. > >Thanks, >Peggy > > >E-MAIL: [email protected] >Los Angeles, Ca. >Researching: >PRIEST, COX, MENDEL, HARMAN, SMITH, GOETZ/GATES, CRESAP, CLARK, POTTS, >CONRAD, BURFORD, ROBBINS, LARIMORE, NELSON, HOLMES, YOCUM/YOKUM, WELLS, >PRATHER, SNODGRASS: in W.VA., Ohio, VA, PA, MD, Switzerland, England, >Germany, etc. >ROWE, WOODBURY, MURRAY, KIRWIN: in TX, Calif, Fla, Mass, ME, IN, CT, MD, >England, Ireland & Canada. >LAUCHU, WATTS, FERNANDEZ, CABALLERO: Michigan, Panama, Cuba, China >[Proud member: SCGS, WCGS.] >My family coat of arms ties at the back.....is that normal? > _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Found more DAVIS names; Knox Co. OH vital Records, 1800-1882 Davis, Margaret b. Licking Co. OH 1833 m. 1855 to John SHANNON in Knox Co. OH. Jefferson Co. OH H.B. DAVIS married widow, Catherine (Moore) McCANN. whose first husband was John McCann. John McCann and Catherine Moore McCann's daughter, Sarah married 1870 to Richard Moore Thompson b. 1842. Bobbie >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [ohjeffer] DAVIS, William b. ca 1780-95, dau. Harriet m. 1836 >to Moore Th... >Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 14:37:53 EST > >In a message dated 11/27/2000 5:47:27 AM Pacific Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< > Searching for the DAVIS family of Jefferson Co. OH. Harriet Davis >married > on 23 June 1836 to Moore Thompson in Jefferson Co. OH. She was born ca >1816 > daughter of William DAVIS. > > We would very much appreciate any help in finding more information on >this > DAVIS family. Thank you. Bobbie > _ >> > >Hello. >I don't have info on your DAVIS names, but thought I'd pass on one name I >am >looking for: Hoping to find the parents (or any info) of SARAH DAVIS: > >1. SARAH DAVIS was born January 27, 1801 in Berks County, Pa., and died >February 01, 1881. She married JOHN YOCUM, He was born Bet. 1779 - 1799 >in >1779 in Berks Co, PA or 22 June 1799 Reading, PA, and died December 21, >1865. > >Children of SARAH DAVIS and JOHN YOCUM are: > i. DAVID2 YOCUM, b. August 01, 1821; m. MARY HOTTEL. > ii. PHILLIP YOCUM, b. 1823. > iii. MARY YOCUM, b. 1825; m. JOSEPH MORELAND. > iv. JANE YOCUM, b. 1827; m. ALLEN JEFFRIES PRIEST, November 22, 1851, >Jefferson County, Ohio; b. August 19, 1823, Wellsburg, Brooke County, Va / >West Virginia; d. January 08, 1902, AlIKANNA. > v. HANNAH YOCUM, b. June 04, 1829, Steubenville, Jefferson County, >Ohio; >d. July 15, 1911, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio; m. JOHN B. PRIEST, >June 20, 1846, Jefferson, Ohio; b. April 21, 1821, Wellsburg, Brooke >County, >Virginia/WV; d. September 23, 1894, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. > vi. JOHN YOCUM, b. April 19, 1831, Jefferson County, Ohio, on >Ephraim >Cable farm in Island Creek Township; m. (1) ELIZA WHITSON, May 03, 1853; b. >1831, Brooke County, WV; d. 1892; m. (2) BELLE JACOBS, 1897; b. VA. > vii. ALFRED YOCUM, b. 1833. > viii. SARAH YOCUM, b. 1836. > ix. ELIZABETH LIZZIE YOCUM, b. 1838; d. December 29, 1880. > x. LOUISA YOCUM, b. 1840. > xi. SILAS YOCUM, b. 1842; m. ELIZABETH MURRAY. > >Thanks, >Peggy > > >E-MAIL: [email protected] >Los Angeles, Ca. >Researching: >PRIEST, COX, MENDEL, HARMAN, SMITH, GOETZ/GATES, CRESAP, CLARK, POTTS, >CONRAD, BURFORD, ROBBINS, LARIMORE, NELSON, HOLMES, YOCUM/YOKUM, WELLS, >PRATHER, SNODGRASS: in W.VA., Ohio, VA, PA, MD, Switzerland, England, >Germany, etc. >ROWE, WOODBURY, MURRAY, KIRWIN: in TX, Calif, Fla, Mass, ME, IN, CT, MD, >England, Ireland & Canada. >LAUCHU, WATTS, FERNANDEZ, CABALLERO: Michigan, Panama, Cuba, China >[Proud member: SCGS, WCGS.] >My family coat of arms ties at the back.....is that normal? > _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Does someone out there have access to 1910 census, St. Clairsville...I believe that my Lora H. Moore is listed with a young son and daughter....I do not have the childrens names....I believe it was Belmont co. though.....thanks for any help......barbara ________________________________________________________________ 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.

To Pamela, I have been unable to get an email thru to you. I have lots more info on the Snodgrass line. Here's the email address I have<[email protected]> also I will need to snail mail this info. Please contact me. Christine [email protected]

My Moore/Davis marriage is later time period, however.....could be later connection of Moore/Davis families....so I am resubmitting information: Jennie Davis (b. 1873) Wetzel co, WV married in Wetzel co, 1894 Lora H. Moore (b. 1872 Jefferson co, OH They moved to St. Clairsville, OH parents of Jennie Davis are Henry Davis b. 1829 VA (could be WV) Catherine Ann Malady Davis b.1836 MD (found Davis family in 1870 Wetzel co. census) I have been searching for siblings and parents of Henry and Catherine for almost six years....... barbara hoehn ________________________________________________________________ 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.

In a message dated 11/27/2000 5:47:27 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Searching for the DAVIS family of Jefferson Co. OH. Harriet Davis married on 23 June 1836 to Moore Thompson in Jefferson Co. OH. She was born ca 1816 daughter of William DAVIS. We would very much appreciate any help in finding more information on this DAVIS family. Thank you. Bobbie _ >> Hello. I don't have info on your DAVIS names, but thought I'd pass on one name I am looking for: Hoping to find the parents (or any info) of SARAH DAVIS: 1. SARAH DAVIS was born January 27, 1801 in Berks County, Pa., and died February 01, 1881. She married JOHN YOCUM, He was born Bet. 1779 - 1799 in 1779 in Berks Co, PA or 22 June 1799 Reading, PA, and died December 21, 1865. Children of SARAH DAVIS and JOHN YOCUM are: i. DAVID2 YOCUM, b. August 01, 1821; m. MARY HOTTEL. ii. PHILLIP YOCUM, b. 1823. iii. MARY YOCUM, b. 1825; m. JOSEPH MORELAND. iv. JANE YOCUM, b. 1827; m. ALLEN JEFFRIES PRIEST, November 22, 1851, Jefferson County, Ohio; b. August 19, 1823, Wellsburg, Brooke County, Va / West Virginia; d. January 08, 1902, AlIKANNA. v. HANNAH YOCUM, b. June 04, 1829, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio; d. July 15, 1911, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio; m. JOHN B. PRIEST, June 20, 1846, Jefferson, Ohio; b. April 21, 1821, Wellsburg, Brooke County, Virginia/WV; d. September 23, 1894, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. vi. JOHN YOCUM, b. April 19, 1831, Jefferson County, Ohio, on Ephraim Cable farm in Island Creek Township; m. (1) ELIZA WHITSON, May 03, 1853; b. 1831, Brooke County, WV; d. 1892; m. (2) BELLE JACOBS, 1897; b. VA. vii. ALFRED YOCUM, b. 1833. viii. SARAH YOCUM, b. 1836. ix. ELIZABETH LIZZIE YOCUM, b. 1838; d. December 29, 1880. x. LOUISA YOCUM, b. 1840. xi. SILAS YOCUM, b. 1842; m. ELIZABETH MURRAY. Thanks, Peggy E-MAIL: [email protected] Los Angeles, Ca. Researching: PRIEST, COX, MENDEL, HARMAN, SMITH, GOETZ/GATES, CRESAP, CLARK, POTTS, CONRAD, BURFORD, ROBBINS, LARIMORE, NELSON, HOLMES, YOCUM/YOKUM, WELLS, PRATHER, SNODGRASS: in W.VA., Ohio, VA, PA, MD, Switzerland, England, Germany, etc. ROWE, WOODBURY, MURRAY, KIRWIN: in TX, Calif, Fla, Mass, ME, IN, CT, MD, England, Ireland & Canada. LAUCHU, WATTS, FERNANDEZ, CABALLERO: Michigan, Panama, Cuba, China [Proud member: SCGS, WCGS.] My family coat of arms ties at the back.....is that normal?