Hi Diane, I am hoping that you might look up John Thompson in your Pensioners' Record. Thank you for the offer. Bobbie Reihsen breihsen@hotmail.com >From: DJack91183@aol.com >Reply-To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com >To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: 1883 Pensioners' Records >Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 07:40:49 EDT > >In a message dated 98-07-24 00:00:02 EDT, you write: > ><< I have an opportunity to copy and transcribe for you all the 1883 > pensioners' records for Jefferson County >> >This would be a gold mine for many of us! Thanks! > >--Diana > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Terri, I have been a member of this list since May 18, 1998 (see below), but on January 1st of this year my ISP transferred all accounts to USIT.NET and now have had to subscribe again (which I just did for the second time this morning since my mail was kicked back as a non-subscriber). Can you please help me straighten this out so I don't get double mailings. I had sent you a similar message yesterday with no response as yet. Sandy > Date: > Mon, 18 May 1998 05:12:35 -0700 (PDT) > From: > OHJEFFER-L-request@rootsweb.com > To: > sangen@cococo.net > > You have added to the subscriber list of: > > OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com > > the following mail address: > > sangen@cococo.net *Here is the newest request. I am the same person, just a different e-mail address!!* Subject: Re: (no subject) Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1999 04:10:43 -0800 (PST) From: OHJEFFER-L-request@rootsweb.com To: sangen@usit.net References: 1 You have added to the subscriber list of: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com the following mail address: sangen@usit.net

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------522F5C556ABF Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I'll try this again. I had to change ISPs and it is really creating problems! Sorry. --------------522F5C556ABF Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <36EE44C6.6519@usit.net> Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1999 06:47:18 -0500 From: Sandy Onbey <sangen@usit.net> Reply-To: sangen@usit.net Organization: Sands of Time Genealogy Serv. X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.0 (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Question on *Great* relatives References: <199903160316.WAA23819@smtp-out2.bellatlantic.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Janice, >From what I have learned, the siblings of our grandparents are our grand aunts and grand uncles, the next generation would be great-grandaunts and great-granduncles. Hope that helps. Sandy Janice G. Donley wrote: > > Can anyone tell me what the proper terminology is for *greats* and > *grands*? > > Such as she is my great-aunt but I am her grand niece rather than great > niece, Right? > > Then if she is my great-great aunt am I her grand-grand niece? Or is > there some other way to put it? > > Thanks, Janice > > ==== OHJEFFER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list. Send an e mail to > ohjeffer-l-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the message body. --------------522F5C556ABF--

Can anyone tell me what the proper terminology is for *greats* and *grands*? Such as she is my great-aunt but I am her grand niece rather than great niece, Right? Then if she is my great-great aunt am I her grand-grand niece? Or is there some other way to put it? Thanks, Janice

To everyone on the list THANK YOU!!!! Followed instructions and was told I was not infected. Sorry If I scared anyone. Thanks Very Much Joe -----Original Message----- From: Sandy Onbey [mailto:sangen@usit.net] Sent: Monday, March 15, 1999 10:34 AM To: jawilson@lvnworth.com Subject: Getting rid of "Happy.exe" Joe, I saw your note and thought this might help. Someone is sending it around to a lot of different lists.... Here are instructions on how to get rid of the Happy Virus. http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/happy99.worm.html This was on was of the lists I am on...I had read about it and so deleted it right away! Sandy Joe Wilson wrote: > > Julia, did you send something about a file called Happy 99? > I just received one and when I opened it I recalled something about it. > Thanks > > Joe

address for getting rid of Happy 99 easy, just follow steps given http://members.tripod.com/docsmiley/happy99.htm Sandra Ferguson wrote: > > (I received this email from a friend in Pa, who had been struggling with > the Happy 99 virus. Because of her warnings, when I was sent the > attachment, I knew NOT to open it!) > > Sandra, > Be sure to get a good virus software, after ridding yourself of the Happy > 99 virus....it needs to be really up to date. > > There are several websites. > > <www.symantec.com> and <www.macafee.com> or the website of whatever > anti-virus software you use. > > > What this virus does is it takes your windows\system\wsock32.dll file and > corrupts it. > > > > It i > > > > > > --

Thanks a lot, Charlie, for sharing.. I've been sent the happy 99 attachment 3 times in the last week, so it's really making the rounds....I knew better than to open it, but am glad to have your program anyway! I ran it, just in case, but am not infected. Sandra---------- > From: Charlie Harris <chmt@wvnvm.wvnet.edu> > To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Removing HAPPY99 Virus/Worm > Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 3:39 PM > > To Sandra and the list, > > Since this problem just doesn't seem to be going away on most > Email ListServes...I'll offer some advice. > > If you don't already own a virus detection and removal software package, > you do need to buy one soon....in the mean time for ONLY HAPPY99.EXE > detection & removal, try the following solution... > > The following program is free and I've tried it several times on infected > computers at work, IT DOES WORK. This single file program is small enough > to store on a 3.5" diskette for sharing or storing a copy. The link to > obtain the program is listed at the bottom of this message. > > This FREE program allows anyone to remove the Happy99 worm code from their > computer. No skill level is required by the user. It also will report on > all the Email addresses that you have sent the Virus/Worm code to. > > It will NOT protect you from future infections of HAPPY99, but you can > continue to use it to remove HAPPY99 if you become infected again. Once > you download the program, there is really nothing to do as the user but run > the program. It will prompt you if the HAPPY99 code is present on your > computer (it will also tell you if it's not). So you can run this to check > and see if you're infected now, and to check in the future. > > Happy99 Cleaner 2.0 > > From: Craig Schmugar > Minimum reqs. Windows 95/98/NT > Approx. download time: 3 min. at 28.8 kbps > > Questions, or Comments? Send mail to: craig@craig.medill.nwu.edu > > Description: This program will safely remove the > Happy99 virus from your machine and (if applicable) > show you a list of email addresses that you sent the > virus to. It will not protect you from further infection--it > will only remove the virus from your system. For more > information on the virus, please visit the developer's > Web site. > > http://craig.medill.nwu.edu/happy99/ > > > Let your friends know!!! > > > > ==== OHJEFFER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list. Send an e mail to > ohjeffer-l-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the message body.

To Sandra and the list, Since this problem just doesn't seem to be going away on most Email ListServes...I'll offer some advice. If you don't already own a virus detection and removal software package, you do need to buy one soon....in the mean time for ONLY HAPPY99.EXE detection & removal, try the following solution... The following program is free and I've tried it several times on infected computers at work, IT DOES WORK. This single file program is small enough to store on a 3.5" diskette for sharing or storing a copy. The link to obtain the program is listed at the bottom of this message. This FREE program allows anyone to remove the Happy99 worm code from their computer. No skill level is required by the user. It also will report on all the Email addresses that you have sent the Virus/Worm code to. It will NOT protect you from future infections of HAPPY99, but you can continue to use it to remove HAPPY99 if you become infected again. Once you download the program, there is really nothing to do as the user but run the program. It will prompt you if the HAPPY99 code is present on your computer (it will also tell you if it's not). So you can run this to check and see if you're infected now, and to check in the future. Happy99 Cleaner 2.0 From: Craig Schmugar Minimum reqs. Windows 95/98/NT Approx. download time: 3 min. at 28.8 kbps Questions, or Comments? Send mail to: craig@craig.medill.nwu.edu Description: This program will safely remove the Happy99 virus from your machine and (if applicable) show you a list of email addresses that you sent the virus to. It will not protect you from further infection--it will only remove the virus from your system. For more information on the virus, please visit the developer's Web site. http://craig.medill.nwu.edu/happy99/ Let your friends know!!!

Julia, did you send something about a file called Happy 99? I just received one and when I opened it I recalled something about it. Thanks Joe -----Original Message----- From: Julia A. (Heaton)Krutilla [mailto:fkrutill@weir.net] Sent: Monday, March 15, 1999 9:25 AM To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Beach Flats Burials Hello, Here are additional burials in the Beach Flats area of an unknown burial ground (near Brilliant, Jeff. Co., OH), which are not listed in any known cemetery books: Daniel Fisher died Jan 20, 1815 in his 26th year John son of J. & E. Carr(?) died Aug. 30, 1854 in the 32nd (? the three is clear but not the 2) year of his life Malcy or Nancy (?) Fisher died Jul 9, 1813 in her 21st year of life These 'lost and found cemeteries' will be listed with the State of Ohio to be protected according to the new law. And we are grateful to the individuals who are reporting such cemeteries. Jefferson County Chapter, OGS Julia A. Krutilla

(I received this email from a friend in Pa, who had been struggling with the Happy 99 virus. Because of her warnings, when I was sent the attachment, I knew NOT to open it!) Sandra, Be sure to get a good virus software, after ridding yourself of the Happy 99 virus....it needs to be really up to date. > There are several websites. > <www.symantec.com> and <www.macafee.com> or the website of whatever anti-virus software you use. > What this virus does is it takes your windows\system\wsock32.dll file and corrupts it. > > It is not easy for the average non-computer oriented person to get rid of. > > Anne > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sandra Ferguson [SMTP:ferg@wvinter.net] > Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 10:34 AM > To: Anne Wiegle > Subject: Happy 99 > > Thank God you warned us all of this virus...I just received it as an > attachment and would have opened it , if not warned by you. Could you tell > me how to rid yourself of it, and I'll pass it on. I know you sent it in > an email and I saved it,but WHERE? > Sandra

If you receive any attachment called Happy 99 DO NOT OPEN IT! Immediately delete it, and then go to your deleted file and permanently get rid of it. Then, notify the person who sent it to you that they are infected with a virus and are infecting everyone they email. Tell them to notify everyone that they have emailed since they themselves received the attachment (apparently you can only "send" the virus once to an email address). then, email NO ONE until it is resolved.

Hello, Here are additional burials in the Beach Flats area of an unknown burial ground (near Brilliant, Jeff. Co., OH), which are not listed in any known cemetery books: Daniel Fisher died Jan 20, 1815 in his 26th year John son of J. & E. Carr(?) died Aug. 30, 1854 in the 32nd (? the three is clear but not the 2) year of his life Malcy or Nancy (?) Fisher died Jul 9, 1813 in her 21st year of life These 'lost and found cemeteries' will be listed with the State of Ohio to be protected according to the new law. And we are grateful to the individuals who are reporting such cemeteries. Jefferson County Chapter, OGS Julia A. Krutilla

Hi Patricia, I am searching for our Allen family. Do you know the lineage of your Allens? Were any in Pennsylvania in 1795, when our Elizabeth Allen was born? Bobbie >From: PAllen2710@aol.com >Reply-To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com >To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: 1830 petition by Steubenville 'ladies' >Date: Sun, 14 Mar 1999 23:18:29 EST > >Many thanks from a Beatty descendant! >Patricia Patterson Allen in Orlando > > >==== OHJEFFER Mailing List ==== >Reminder: Please do not send mail to the list using HTML or RTF >If you aren't sure, visit >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/listowners/html-off.htm > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello, The second type of data in the NARA database that I thought might be of interest are scanned images of World War II Selective Service System Registration Cards for Ohio, FOR THE LAST NAMES STARTING WITH Aa-Ab. Obviously that's not a lot of names. But if you're one of the view, it's nice to see the both sides of the card with the signature, etc. I did some searches, using either a last name by itself, a county name by itself, or both as the keywords. For Jefferson Co. alone I got the last names ABBOTT, ABDELLA, ABELS, ABER, ABEREGG, ABERHART, ABOUD, ABRAHAM and ABRAM. To get to this site, 1. Go to http://www.nara.gov/nara/searchnail.html 2. Select NAIL Digital Copies Search 3. Enter the following parameters: Keywords: whatever you want Media Type: "Textual Records" NARA Units: "NARA's Great Lakes Region (Chicago, IL)" 4. Click on 'Submit Search'. 5. Select 'Display results'. Hope someone finds a relative here! Karen

Hello, I was just checking out some of the things at the NARA website, and I found two items that might be of interest to this list. I'll describe the other in a second note. The first is a scanned image of a petition to the Congress entitled: "Memorial from the ladies of Steubenville, Ohio, protesting Indian removal." It is dated Feb. 15, 1830, according to the description. At the bottom are the signatures of a number of women. Some of the surnames are NORTON, WILSON, WOODS, BEATTY, ROGERS and more. It's hard to read all of them. If one of your ancestors is there, you'll see her signature. But even if you don't find one, or have any there at that time, it's worth a look though, just because of the clarity and the content and the age!! To see the petition, follow these steps: 1. Go to http://www.nara.gov/nara/searchnail.html 2. Select "NAIL Digital Copies Search" 3. Search using the following parameters: Keywords: "Steubenville" Media Type: "All Media" NARA Unit: "Center for Legislative Archives (Washington, D.C.)" 4. Click on 'Submit Search', and you should have one result, the petition. 5. Select 'Display results'. Only 100 sessions can be active at one time, so if you can't get to NAIL, try again later. Enjoy! Karen C.

Many thanks from a Beatty descendant! Patricia Patterson Allen in Orlando

Hello, The following is an abstracted message from Sandy Day regarding a newly found and registered cemetery. Just in case there are some Hall researchers: "A semi regular patron was in the Ohio Room today and she saw our notice in the newspaper about us wanting info on old and forgotten cemeteries. She located part of what used to be a small cemetery down by Brilliant. She brought me a photo of the tombstone and it is very readable. It is actually in what used to be called Beach Flats in Wells Twp. She said she heard that there once were more tombstones in that vicinity but she did not see any. This patron said that logging trucks were running all over the place there and she and her sister moved the tombstone away from the "road" hoping that could save it from being run over. The info on the stone reads: In Memory of Benjamin Hall, who departed this life July 27th 1839, aged 65 years 4 months" Sandy has also contact Wells Twp. officials in hopes of protecting this early graveyard. The woman also stated that there were many stones years ago when she walked the area but only found two when she visited this site in the fall of 98. Julia

>From the Steubenville (Ohio) Herald Star, Wed., June 28, 1922: "Fatal Shooting at Parlett Mine. Deputy Sheriff Killed. Athur McClain is fatally wounded at Parlett Mine when riot gun in hands of Deputy R.R. Cunningham was accidentally discharged last night. Arthur McClain, aged 33 years, was shot and fatally wounded by the accidental discharge of a riot gun in the hands of R.R. (Rook) Cunningham at Parlett Mine No. 3 of the Wayne Coal Company near the Harrison County line Tuesday night." "Both men were special deputy sheriffs in the employ of the coal company and were engaged in guarding the company's property. According to information received by Sheriff Edward Lucas, who investigated the shooting, the two men were "buddies" and were sitting on the porch of a bunk house on the Wayne property during the severe storm of last night. Cunningham was armed with a riot gun and was handling it while talking with McClain. In some way he accidentally discharged the weapon and the charge struck McClain in the right side, inflicting a fatal wound. The shot tore a gaping hole in his side and penetrated vital organs." "McClain was given first aid at the mine camp and as soon as the storm and condition of the roads would permit, he was brought to the Ohio Valley hospital in this city. He was unconscious when he arrived at the institution and never regained consciousness." "Shortly after the accident however, McClain is said to have made a statement to mine officials, absolving Cunningham from all blame and making it clear that the shooting was an accident." "McClain died at the Ohio Valley hospital at 1:15 p.m. His remains were taken to Mettenberger's funeral home and prepared for burial." "The victim of the accident had been serving as a deputy sheriff at the Wayne Coal Company's property since May 27th. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Plummer McClain of this city and is survived by two children and several brothers and sisters." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- [editorial note from David McClain] Actually, Arthur was survived by 4 children, one of them being my father, Charles McClain, who was 7 at the time.] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- >From the Steubenville Herald Star, July 1, 1922: "Services for the late Arthur McLain were held Friday afternoon from the Mettenberger funeral home at 2:30 o-clock. Rev. Johnson of the Christian Church officiated. The pall bearers were George McLeish, James McLeish, Ross Stone, Arch L. Bell, Ben Crawford, Frank Maple. Interment in Union cemetery." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Does anyone have any more information pertaining to this accident or about any of the individuals mentioned in the articles? David C. McClain dmcclain@bbc.edu

This came through on the Belmont County Mail List and I checked it out. It is wonderful! They have all kinds of maps, supplies, forms, CD's, etc. Also some info on copying photographs, etc. It is for the Memorabilia Corner in Norman, OK http://members.aol.com/TMCorner/index.html Janice

Jim The 1871 Jeff. Co. Atlas shows two N. Peoples: one in Saline Twp. (11 1/2 acres) a little south of Port Homer P.O. The other in Wayne Twp. (55 a.) in the northeast corner at the boundary with Harrison Co. The index indicates both are 'N' Peoples, but it is really hard to read the Wayne Co. name on the map. It has 'Mrs.' below the name. There are no Bochard's listed in the index. Hope this helps, Karen --------------------------- VKNGPRINTS@aol.com wrote: > > Greetings, > I am looking for information on ROBERT PEOPLES, born 1766 in Pennsylvania. > His wife was POLLY. He died in Jefferson County, Ohio in 1833. They had > several children: > ROBERT PEOPLES JR. married HANNAH BOCHARD In Jefferson County, Ohio on > August 10, 1813. They moved to Morrow County, Ohio shortly thereafter. > POLLY PEOPLES and PRICILLA PEOPLES were both unmarried at the time of their > fathers death. > WILLIAM PEOPLES, the oldest son > ELIZABETH PEOPLES MARRIED A ROBINSON > MARTHA PEOPLES MARRIED A McCORMICK > JONATHAN PEOPLES, the 2nd son > A REESI, or RUSI PEOPLES (hard to read on will) died before 1833 and had two > children, ROBERT PEOPLES and PRICILA PEOPLES. > There is a mystery DAVID PEOPLES that married ELIZABETH SHAW that somehow > fits into this family. > Can anyone with Jefferson County, Ohio or Peoples information help me? > Jim Kimble E-mail: vkngprints@aol.com > > > > ==== OHJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Searching for a "lost" place?? Visit