Hi Karen, My Peoples line moves to Morrow County, Ohio about 1813. My hope would be to find someone still in Jefferson County who has family data. The familes in Morrow county had none. Thanks again for your response. jim Kimble

Karen, Thanks for your reply, I'll look the data over and see where it leads. jim Kimble

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

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I saw your posting for surname JAMES. I have Elisha , Drucilla Hargis James , William Glaspy, Franklin Leander, Francis Marion ane Wallace. Some were born in Iowa and possibly MO. and KY. Looking forward to hearing from you. Bettye Wingate

Where does Jefferson County, Ohio come into it? You never mention it at all. ---------- > From: Pasbarbara@aol.com > To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: CRANDALL, Angeline Melissa > Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 1:28 PM > > At 15 years old or so CRANDALL, Angeline Melissa boarded a covered wagon and > headed out west so she would not have to marry an older man. Her father was a > Mormon,I believe. She married BRUNTY, John T. (from Ireland?) and it is > believed that may have been in Susanville, Lassen Co., CA where she also gave > birth to her son, BRUNTY, John F. b. 21/04/1865, however, there seem to be no > records in Lassen Co. as it was a goldrush town. (The "F" in my Grandfather's > name stands for Francisco (as in San Francisco), and I believe it's because > John T. might have left Ireland during the potato family and gone straight for > the gold. > > I have no idea where to start, but had such a situation in TN and it seemes > as though everybody seemed to rally 'round me. Hope you will help too.

At 15 years old or so CRANDALL, Angeline Melissa boarded a covered wagon and headed out west so she would not have to marry an older man. Her father was a Mormon,I believe. She married BRUNTY, John T. (from Ireland?) and it is believed that may have been in Susanville, Lassen Co., CA where she also gave birth to her son, BRUNTY, John F. b. 21/04/1865, however, there seem to be no records in Lassen Co. as it was a goldrush town. (The "F" in my Grandfather's name stands for Francisco (as in San Francisco), and I believe it's because John T. might have left Ireland during the potato family and gone straight for the gold. I have no idea where to start, but had such a situation in TN and it seemes as though everybody seemed to rally 'round me. Hope you will help too.

John R. Cassil is my GGGG Grandfather. Name: John R. Cassil[85],[161] --------------------------------------------- Born: 15 Jul 1802 VA or eastern KY[82],[161],[75],[363] Married: 15 Apr 1824 Jefferson Co., OH[161] Census: 1830 Jefferson Co., OH[184] Resided: 1834 Jefferson Co., OH[161] Resided: 1837 Carrol Co., OH[161] Census: 1840 Williams Co., OH[87] Voter List: 1845 Defiance Co., OH[351] Resided: 1845 Buchannan Co., MO[161] Deed (Deed): 16 Feb 1849 Williams Co., OH[216] Resided: 1850 60 miles south of Saint Joseph, MO[161] Deed (Deed): 31 Jan 1853 Williams Co., OH[215] Civil Action: 24 Oct 1853 Williams Co., OH[217] Resided: 1854 Atchison Co., KS[161] Census: 1855 Kansas[79] Left Home: 15 Apr 1859 Atchison Co., KS[363] Died: aft 15 Apr 1859 Kansas[453] Occupation: contractor, builder, cabinet maker, millwrighting[161] Religion: Methodist Episcopal[161] C.O.D.: killed while traveling with a party to Pike's Peak, CO[161] C.O.D.: lost or murdered on the plains of western Kansas[453] Alias/AKA: John Robinet Cassil Father: Joseph Cassil (-1813) Mother: Catharine Robinett Spouses --------------------------------------------- 1: Christina Susan Welday[85],[161] Born: 12 Oct 1806 PA or Jefferson Co., OH [82],[85],[161],[182],[88],[75] Died: 24 Oct 1896 Moniteau Co., MO[88],[363] Buried: 26 Oct 1896 Moniteau Co., MO[88] Marriage: 15 Apr 1824 Jefferson Co., OH [161],[363] Children: Catharine (1825-1892) Mary Elizabeth (1827-1833) Francis H. (1830-1876) Margaret (1833-1889) William (1836-1916) Phillip Ward (1838-1913) Sarah Ann (1842-1886) John Wycoff (1848-) Rose Ellen (1848-1910) Rebecca Jane (1840-1913) Hannah Louise (1851-1929) RESEARCH NOTES FOR JOHN R. CASSIL He was named in the death record of Phillip Ward Cassil; [85] A search of the death records of Wichita, KS from 1887 through 1910 uncovered no evidence that he died in that location.[367] SOURCES 75. CORRESPONDENCE, dated 18 Dec 1997, from Virginia Tuft, to James William Johnson, original in possession. 79. CENSUS, 1855 Territorial, 15th Dist., KS, hand written notes in possession. 82. BOOK, Charles H. Jones, Historical Atlas Illustrated, (OH:author,1979), pg. 179, DCHS, city of Defiance, Defiance Co., OH, photocopy in possession. 85. DEATH RECORD, 12 Jan 1913, Phillip Ward Cassil, city of Des Moines, King Co., WA, file no. 1682, reg. no. 535, Washington State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, city of Olympia, WA, photocopy in possession. 87. CENSUS, 1840 US Census (Free Schedule), township of Northwest, Williams Co., OH, extracted version in possession. 88. PHOTOGRAPH, oldest date on marker was 24 Oct 1896, Christina Susan Welday's burial marker, taken on 11 Jun 1998, by James William Johnson, identified by Katherine Cassil, original in possession. 161. BOOK, Southern Historical Press, History of Cole, Moniteau, Morgan, Benton, Miller, Maries and Osage Counties, (Chicago: Goodspeed, 1889), pgs. 920-921, photocopy in possession. 182. CORRESPONDENCE, 22 Jun 1997, from David McCalister, to James William Johnson, original in possession. 184. CENSUS, 1830 US Census (Free Schedule), township of Island Creek, Jefferson Co., OH, typed extract in possession. 215. DEED, 31 Jan 1853, John R. Cassil (to Adolphus Rodgers), Williams County Courthouse, vol. 1-2, pgs. 84-85, Williams Co., OH, photocopy in possession. 216. DEED, 16 Feb 1849, John R. Cassil (from Nathan H. Ferrin), Williams Co., OH, Wyoming County Courthouse, vol. 10, pgs. 217-218, Wyoming Co., NY, photocopy and typed extraction in possession. 217. CIVIL ACTION, 24 Oct 1853, Frances Cassil v John R. Cassil, Williams Co., OH, Williams County Courthouse, vol. 1, pg. 151 (FHL 1,299,383), Williams Co., OH, photocopy and typed extract in possession. 351. BOOK, Esther Weygandt Powell, Early Ohio Tax Records, (Akron: author, 1971), pg. 96, photocopy in possession. 363. EMAIL MESSAGE, 27 Nove 1998, Evelyn Partee (JOHuffER@aol.com), information from Hannah Louise CASSIL's Bible, printed original in possession. 367. EMAIL MESSAGE, John Robinett Cassil, 1887-1910 Wichita Death Records, from Bill Pennington, to James William Johnson, dated 03 Dec 1998, printed version in possession. 453. BOOK, Defiance County Historical Society, Defiance County History, (OH: author, 1883), pg. 363, abstracted version in possession. --------------------------------------------- Last Modified: 11 Mar 1999 Created: 11 Mar 1999

Faith, Thanks again, I'am sure I will be able to find this book somewhere now that I know what to look for. You have been great! Loretta

Loretta, I got the pages I have on Chaney from Jefferson Co Genealogical Society. I gather they have a copy of the book on Chaney. I'm sure someone on this list has their address handy. I would have to dig - my room is a huge mess! My ggg grandmother Jemima Reed was married to Finley. She then married John Minor Smith who was killed in the Civil War. Jemima had three children George Chaney 1842, Sarah Chaney 1844 and Charles Chaney 1846, The moved to Adams Co., IN 1860. I can't find what happened to these children. I misquoted on Margaret Jane Chaney in case this is important to someone else, it says she was the daughter of James Wheeler and Sarah Wright Chaney. She married Ernest Howard Jackson who was from Eng. Looks like they moved to WI, then she to NE. Some of these others also moved to the same places. Margaret had a sister Harriet. Faith Keahey@cyberhighway.net

Faith, It is really great to finally connect with someone who can help. I had found where in Anne Arundel Co, Md. in 1799 both Charles Chaney and Polly Chaney had married on the same day. Charles married Sarah Dunham and Polly married William Dunham. I'am aware of who Richard Chaney is. He was a colonist (some say Va) who came in the early 1600's. I would like to get a copy, so that I can study it closer. Can you tell me how to get a copy? I have been gathering information all up and down the coast, on any Chaney I can find hoping to find a William who came to Ohio in time to have a son born in 1800. I'am familiar with Richard, Nathaniel, and Jacob Chaney but I can't find William to connect him to them. I have hope again.Faith, I just subscribed to this list about 10 O'Clock this morning , Thank you very much. Loretta

Hi, Sorry about that, my Mom and Aunt Jo came to visit just as I started writing. Anyway, I have page 87 and 88 from a booklet called "Some Chaney Families Southeast Ohio that I got from Jefferson Co Genealogical Society. These Chaney's were from Frederick Co., MD. The pages I have have info on Finley Chaney who was first husband to one of my ever so many great grandmother's. While Finley's parents are listed as Charles and Sarah Dunham Chaney, it states they decended from the pioneer to MD, Richard Chaney. These pages lists the last two children of whoever #8 was, the children of Margaret Jane Chaney and James Wheeler, she's #9. Then Finley looks like an F in front of his name . The next one is number III Mary Ann Chaney (Polly) sister of Charles Chaney of Jefferson Co., dau of Charles Chaney and Lucy of MD. Twins, actually, and states Nathaniel Chaney of Harrison Co, and Jacob Chaney also had twins. Faith Keahey@cyberhighway.net -----Original Message----- From: Loretta Mohler <lorettamohler@webtv.net> To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 11, 1999 9:27 AM Subject: CHANEY'S JEFF.1820/1830 I have been searhing in vain for William Chaney in Jefferson, He is listed as having paid tax there in 1809 and 1810. thanks to the census on line now, I believe he is listed as William Chancey. He had to be in Ohio by 1800,as that is when my g-g-grandfather William Chaney Junior was born. In the 1830c, William Chancey is listed living beside, Duffet Chadwell in Springfield twp. I'am sure Duffet's wife was Mahala Chaney. I'am not sure who her father was. I believe it was Charles Chaney (listed, Chany/Chancy) also Springfield twp.. The 1850c shows Mahala Chadwell as a widow, age 47 b. in MD. in 1803. I believe it's possible that William and Charles were brother's. Can anyone help me? Loretta ==== 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

Hi, I have som Chaney stuff. Don't know if it will fit into yours or not. These people were also from MD. faith Keahey@cyberhighway.net -----Original Message----- From: Loretta Mohler <lorettamohler@webtv.net> To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 11, 1999 9:27 AM Subject: CHANEY'S JEFF.1820/1830 I have been searhing in vain for William Chaney in Jefferson, He is listed as having paid tax there in 1809 and 1810. thanks to the census on line now, I believe he is listed as William Chancey. He had to be in Ohio by 1800,as that is when my g-g-grandfather William Chaney Junior was born. In the 1830c, William Chancey is listed living beside, Duffet Chadwell in Springfield twp. I'am sure Duffet's wife was Mahala Chaney. I'am not sure who her father was. I believe it was Charles Chaney (listed, Chany/Chancy) also Springfield twp.. The 1850c shows Mahala Chadwell as a widow, age 47 b. in MD. in 1803. I believe it's possible that William and Charles were brother's. Can anyone help me? Loretta ==== 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

I have been searhing in vain for William Chaney in Jefferson, He is listed as having paid tax there in 1809 and 1810. thanks to the census on line now, I believe he is listed as William Chancey. He had to be in Ohio by 1800,as that is when my g-g-grandfather William Chaney Junior was born. In the 1830c, William Chancey is listed living beside, Duffet Chadwell in Springfield twp. I'am sure Duffet's wife was Mahala Chaney. I'am not sure who her father was. I believe it was Charles Chaney (listed, Chany/Chancy) also Springfield twp.. The 1850c shows Mahala Chadwell as a widow, age 47 b. in MD. in 1803. I believe it's possible that William and Charles were brother's. Can anyone help me? Loretta

Hi Bobbie, Forgive me, but my mind is so rusty as I never seem to get a chance to look at Schiappa reference books. But Schiappa has books providing information connecting those early ministers and their churches which were published by earlier genealogist in Jeff. Co., OH. I remember a small chapter devoted to this. And the county history books includes the churches and some of the ministers. It would require a dedicated person to take the time to look. If John Thompson preached for a considerable time and was well liked, he should appear somewhere in those books. There were also Ministers of God, not connected with a church who performed the marriage ceremony as well, and you'll see the phrase connected with their signature on the marriage record. And make sure you request a copy of the "actual" marriage record rather than just an abstracted page from a book which indexes vital records. They sometimes include interesting bit's of information - such as "married at the bride's home, father - John Doe in _____ township." Hope someone out there knows your answer, Julia <Would it be possibe to find the church where John Thompson married Marie Ross in Steubenville, on 2 June 1827.?? Maybe their parents names would be there.>

Hi, Thought this might interest some of you. Terri ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORWARDED MESSAGE - Orig: 7-Mar-99 9:32 ------------------------------------------------------------------ From: "Clifford R. Williams" <104740.372@compuserve.com> To All Whom It May Concern: This message is to inform all genealogists, researchers, historians, teachers and students, about a very important web site that has a searchable database of over 1, 650 U.S. Army soldiers who once served at the short-lived Buffalo Barracks between 1835 and 1846. The 1840 Census of Buffalo, NY lists Colonel James M. Bankhead and a quantity of 671individuals ranging from age 1 to 60 under his responsibility. Unfortunately, the census does not list each of these barracks residents by name....only by quantity. However, The Buffalo Barracks Historical Web Site has made available, free of charge, the names of all officers and soldiers, and some of their wifes and dependants, who lived at this early federal military post on the Niagara Frontier. The URL for this outstanding web site is: [ www.buffalonet.org/army ] There you will discover the Descriptive & Historical Register Data for Enlisted Soldiers in the U.S. Army, as well as a wealth of information pertaining to the Buffalo Barracks and it's unique historic value. I encourage everyone to take the time to visit this site. Perhaps you have an ancestor who once served there? Enjoy your visit, Cliff Williams 104740.372@compuserve.com buffalobarracks@hotbot.com -- +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Researching HUBBARD,LANAGHAN,JAMES,MENZEL,HAMROCK,GEARY, My Family Tree http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1261/family/myfamily.htm Jefferson Co. OH. USGenWeb http://www.geocities.com/heartland/1261 Jefferson CO. OH. OGS site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjefogs/

I did a search on OhioLink, the state on-line library catalog, to see which libraries have holdings reported for the Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Mines... I copied the entries to show the years that are available at Oberlin College, Ohio State University, and Ohio University. David C. McClain dmcclain@bbc.edu Corp author: Ohio. Inspector of Mines Title Annual report of the chief inspector of mines for the year ending .. Publish info: Columbus, Ohio : Industrial Commission, Dept. of Inspection, Division of Mines 1875-1915 (Springfield, Ohio : Springfield Pub. Co., state printers) Oberlin College Location Summary Holdings Storage 1874-1875,1877-1878,1884,1886,1888,1891-1893,1899-1911 Ohio State U Location Summary Holdings MAIN-Main Library 1894-1914 > Must search for exact volumes GEO-Geology Lib. 1911-1913 > Must search for exact volumes Location Call No. Status MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1914 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1910-13 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1913 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1912 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1911 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1910 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1909 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1879-80-1908 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1908 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1906-1907 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1905 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1903 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1901 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1900 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1899 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1898 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1897 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1896 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1894 LOCAL U MAIN Stacks TN805.O3 A17 1893 LOCAL U CLICK HERE to view additional copies/volumes at Ohio State U Ohio U Location Call No. Status Alden Govt. Docs. OIN 146.1: 907 AVAILABLE Alden Govt. Docs. OIN 146.1: 908 AVAILABLE Alden Govt. Docs. OIN 146.1: 909 AVAILABLE Alden Govt. Docs. OIN 146.1: 910 AVAILABLE Alden Govt. Docs. OIN 146.1: 911 AVAILABLE Alden Govt. Docs. OIN 146.1: 912 AVAILABLE Alden Govt. Docs. OIN 146.1: 913 AVAILABLE Descript'n v. : ill. ; 24 cm Publ history 1873-1913 Note "No report was made for the year 1879"--Sixth annual report, 1880, p. [3] This office was succeeded by the Division of Mines of the Ohio Industrial Commission--cf. note on the t.p. of 39th report, 1913 Title varies slightly: 1874, 1880, 1882-1888, 1st, 6th, 8th-[14th] annual report of the state inspector of mines. 1875-1878, 2nd-[5th] annual report of the state mine inspector. 1889-1913, 15-39th annual report of the chief inspector of mines Chief inspectors: Andrew Roy, 1874-1878, 1880-1883.--James D. Poston, 1878.--Thomas B. Bancroft, 1884-1888.--Robert M. Haseltine, 1888-1900.--Elmer G. Biddison, 1900-1904.--George Harrison, 1904-1912.--John C. Davies, 1912-1913 Report year irregular Subjects Coal mines and mining -- Ohio -- Periodicals. Other titles Annual report of the state inspector of mines 1874, 1880, 1882-1888 Annual report of the state mine inspector 1875-1878 Annual report of the chief inspector of mines 1889-1913 Call # OIN 146.1: OCLC # 8141144 LCCN 05041347 -----Original Message----- From: CarolG2258@aol.com <CarolG2258@aol.com> To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 10:50 AM Subject: Jefferson Co. mines >A week or so ago there were several questions about mines in Jefferson Co. >Last evening I was looking through The Report, a quarterly of The Ohio >Genealogical Society. In the Winter 1995 issue on page 183 there is an >article that mentions a publication The Annual Report of the Chief Inspector >of Mines to the Governor of the State of Ohio for the year ending December >31,_____. I quote from the article "I have the 36th report for 1910. >Therefore, if they published each year, the first report must have been about >1874." Further " It is another good source for all the mines in the state of >Ohio. They are listed by county. A list of accidents; name(s) of those >killed, nationality and age, cause of accident,...name of owner of mine, >village where mine is located, number of empolyees including the name of the >supt. with his address, results of inspections,..." > This article does not list the mines, but it points the way. This appears >to be a document of the state of Ohio. It should be in larger libraries in >Ohio and perhaps could have pages photocopied for those unable to visit a >library which owns this. Often government documents do not appear in the >library catalog, but are separately cataloged and house in a government >documents section. It is always best to write, call, or ask in person if you >are not locating a government document. Certainly this would be held by The >State Library of Ohio. Colleges that teach mining engineering should also >have this. > Hope this is helpful to some of you. >

Got a couple of marriage records from the county the other day, and was wondering if anyone could identify the parish/church the ministers were from (and if the church records still exist)...the ministers in question were George Buchanan (marriage took place 1840) and A. Abbott in 1864 ("minister of the harper" -- what does this mean?). The township is not identified for either marriage, unfortunately. Thanks, -- Tim lkm1@cec.wustl.edu http://students.cec.wustl.edu/~lkm1/tim.html (personal) http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Pier/8775/capstack.html (genealogical)

A week or so ago there were several questions about mines in Jefferson Co. Last evening I was looking through The Report, a quarterly of The Ohio Genealogical Society. In the Winter 1995 issue on page 183 there is an article that mentions a publication The Annual Report of the Chief Inspector of Mines to the Governor of the State of Ohio for the year ending December 31,_____. I quote from the article "I have the 36th report for 1910. Therefore, if they published each year, the first report must have been about 1874." Further " It is another good source for all the mines in the state of Ohio. They are listed by county. A list of accidents; name(s) of those killed, nationality and age, cause of accident,...name of owner of mine, village where mine is located, number of empolyees including the name of the supt. with his address, results of inspections,..." This article does not list the mines, but it points the way. This appears to be a document of the state of Ohio. It should be in larger libraries in Ohio and perhaps could have pages photocopied for those unable to visit a library which owns this. Often government documents do not appear in the library catalog, but are separately cataloged and house in a government documents section. It is always best to write, call, or ask in person if you are not locating a government document. Certainly this would be held by The State Library of Ohio. Colleges that teach mining engineering should also have this. Hope this is helpful to some of you.

Wow, what fantastic research and support for our members to find the names of the graduates already. You all are amazing! Would it be possibe to find the church where John Thompson married Marie Ross in Steubenville, on 2 June 1827.?? Maybe their parents names would be there. I can't tell you how thrilled we would be to find their church. If anyone has that kind of information, we surely would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you so much, Bobbie >From: "Julia A. (Heaton)Krutilla" <fkrutill@weir.net> >Reply-To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com >To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: 1909 Graduates >Date: Tue, 09 Mar 1999 08:07:26 -0500 > >Hi Terri & Barb B. > >Great picture! We just love seeing such items of the past. > >I looked at the Mingo Jct. Time Capsule 1894 - 1919 Graduates and there >are 10 graduates listed for 1909. They are: > >1909 - Doris BAILIE, Jav THOMPSON, Olive LISLE, Mary PELLEY, Emma >STEWART, Florence PRIST, Floyd HARSHMAN, John HARSHMAN, Edward FITHEN, >Robert FETCH. You can see their names at this web site address: > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjefogs/graduates.htm > >It must be them! > >Julia > > >==== OHJEFFER Mailing List ==== >The Bicentennial for the state of OHIO is coming soon. If interested >in helping or just interested, visit http://www.ohio200.com > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com