J M, what Waller`s do you connect too ? >From what I can figure, I am connected to the Chesapekers. I have a Elinor Waller who married John Paramore. Thanks, Dale

Learned today that Isaac Waller was employed at the Georgetown #12 mine as a 'Tipple Operator' before he retired (probably late 1940's). Does anyone know where the Georgetown #12 is/was ? Also what is a 'tipple' and how would one operate it ? krs

I have a uncle Ronald Waller and grew up near Georgetown Ohio is this any realation

Hello All, The Mingo Jct., OH Time Capsule contents now include the WW I Roll of Honor at this Jefferson County Chapter, OGS address: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjefogs/HonorRoll.htm As you look over this list of young men who were part of the new century's melting pot, keep in mind this is just one small community's contribution. So many men - from such a small area of Jefferson Co., and we haven't any information how many of them did not return to their Ohio Valley families. Exactly 82 years ago today (19 Feb. 1918) 700,000 men died in just one battle which was covered in an ABC news presentation on Friday evening. You can read more about this War at their site on the www: "Fear and Filth in the Trenches" http://abcnews.go.com/century/feature/wwi_990219.html In remembrance of our Veterans, Jefferson County Chapter, OGS http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjefogs Julia A. Krutilla

Hi Marqel, You wrote: >What I have is: >The James that married Rebecca is John and Martha's son... >However, i got it from a contributor to Family Tree Maker....I can get the >name of the source for you. Do you have a last name for Rebecca and a date of marriage? I would appreciate the name of the contributor to Family Tree Maker. >However, I have 4 different James Saltsmans.... I know the feeling. 2nd message: >Also, I have been talking to a SWICKARD and researching TWADDLE...both >families married Saltsman. I am in contact with a descendant of Mary Saltsman, daughter of Philip SALTSMAN and Elizabeth SWICKARD who married John TWADDLE. I am waiting for an answer from her. What line of Saltsmans are you from? I am in the line of: Philip had a son John; who had a daughter, Martha Matilda; who had a daughter, Sophia ELLIOTT; who had a son, Howard ELLIOTT. I have more Saltsman, Swickard material if you are interested let me know. Do you have any info on Elizabeth Swickard? Thanks for responding, Janice

Does anyone have a record of the marriages of two James Saltsmans around 1830-1840? There are two James' born to brothers 1810 and 1816 and I'm having trouble separating them. One married Nancy? and I think the other married a Rebecca ? according to the census records. Thanks , Janice

Hello all, Can anyone tell me where I could find out how to look at the atlas collection of Jefferson County? Thanks for the help. Dorothy Dotmirt@att.net

Janice - First let me tell you what I have.. James Saltsman b. 1811 and Rebecca Wallace b. 1812 no marriage date 5 kids *This is from a WFT contributor, I will get you the name...it normally takes a day. James Saltsman b.1/29/1816 & Nancy Ellioit b. ? no marriage date no kids listed * Again same person contributed My line is through Mary Saltsman b. 1770 and John Twaddle b. 1766 *Again same person contributed * I have this information also from two Twaddle Books one published 1955 the other 1983. The person that contributed this had your line all the way until Howard Elliot. Now I don't know if they have sources or not, I will get you their name and address as soon as I get it from FTM. My line goes from Mary Saltsman & John Twaddle to Jacob Twaddle then to Christianna Twaddle who married William Albert Balsley (who is my Great Grandfather). I would like to have any additional information or corrections you have. Marqel

In a message dated 2/18/99 6:24:07 PM US Mountain Standard Time, jdonley@bellatlantic.net writes: << Does anyone have a record of the marriages of two James Saltsmans around 1830-1840? There are two James' born to brothers 1810 and 1816 and I'm having trouble separating them. One married Nancy? and I think the other married a Rebecca ? according to the census records. Thanks , Janice >> Also, I have been talking to a SWICKARD and researching TWADDLE...both families married Saltsman. Marqel

In a message dated 2/18/99 6:24:07 PM US Mountain Standard Time, jdonley@bellatlantic.net writes: << Does anyone have a record of the marriages of two James Saltsmans around 1830-1840? There are two James' born to brothers 1810 and 1816 and I'm having trouble separating them. One married Nancy? and I think the other married a Rebecca ? according to the census records. Thanks , Janice >> What I have is: The James that married Rebecca is John and Martha's son... However, i got it from a contributor to Family Tree Maker....I can get the name of the source for you. However, I have 4 different James Saltsmans.... Marqel

I am interested in finding history on the William Warren family who moved into Jefferson Co., fom Pennsylvania -- I beleive. In the 1850 census there are several William Warren's listed -- the one in Cross Creek Twp, is the one that I beleive is my relative. He is married to a Rebbecca (McCauchey) and have children -- Issac, Harriett, George, and Simon listed . These are siblings of my Ggrandfather, I am sure. My Ggrandfather was a William also, born in 1817 in Ohio, and by this time was married and moved to Hancock Co, Ohio. He was married abt 1845 to Rachell McConnell, but I have doubts about this information. I wonder if he married Rachel later, as a second wife. Any information on where this family came from or any other family history would be appreciated. This has been quite a chase, as there were several William Warrens in Jefferson Co, and one other was married to a Rebbecca. Ford Warren Fvwarren@aol.com

Edie, In the 1871 Atlas of Jeff. Co. there is a J. Irons listed as owning property in Cross Creek Twp. There are several Lee's. In Island Creek Twp. there is K., S. and J. Lee (3 entries). In the town of Smithfield (Smithfield Twp.) there is M., G., W. and O., and E (4 entries). In Wayne Twp. there is M. Lee. In Ross Twp. there is T. Lee. Perhaps there are descendants here. Karen - ------------------------------ echaney@ix.netcom.com wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > New to your list-----looking for IRONS and LEE ancestors-------- > > trying to find JOHN and REBECCA LEE in the 1850 Ohio census. > > JOHN LEE born in Maryland about 1797 married REBECCA IRONS in 1818. > They disappeared from MD after the 1820 census. I know Rebecca was alive in > 1846 because she is listed as daughter and heir in will of JOHN IRONS, her > father, in 1846 in Allegany Co MD > > Recently heard some IRONS families moved to OHIO about 1820-1830---Would > like to find any Irons families and am hoping I can locate JOHN and REBECCA > LEE there too. > > Any leads at all will be greatly appreciated and I share family info. > > Edie Chaney

Hi everyone, New to your list-----looking for IRONS and LEE ancestors-------- trying to find JOHN and REBECCA LEE in the 1850 Ohio census. JOHN LEE born in Maryland about 1797 married REBECCA IRONS in 1818. They disappeared from MD after the 1820 census. I know Rebecca was alive in 1846 because she is listed as daughter and heir in will of JOHN IRONS, her father, in 1846 in Allegany Co MD Recently heard some IRONS families moved to OHIO about 1820-1830---Would like to find any Irons families and am hoping I can locate JOHN and REBECCA LEE there too. Any leads at all will be greatly appreciated and I share family info. Edie Chaney

Please change my address to plearned@funtv.com Phyllis

Hello, Can anyone help me to find out what Catholic church would have been the nearest to someone being baptized in 1881 if they lived in Cross Creek town or township? Still looking for DUFFY and DILLON, Patrick and Ellen DUFFY in Steubenville Daughter Delia DUFFY born in Kentucky Delia DUFFY married John DILLON ca. 1891 Thanks for any help. Dorothy Mirtschink dotmirt@att.net

Nicholas Gutschall settled in German Twp. Harrison Co. Ohio in 1800 coming from Maryland. Nicholas settled in section 2 and built the first Saw-grist mill in German Twp. Inof taken from "Biographical Record of Harrison County,Ohio-Beer-1891" pages 643-644 js _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Opps, thinking of wrong county. But They lived out toward border of Harrison County Harrison County has list also OHHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com Buffalo Hill Cem not listed in Jefferson County Tombstone Inscription Book RGESS wrote: No Buffalo Tp in Harrison County,Ohio. Hi, I believe it is in Harrison County, OH I worked on Gutschall line for my sister in law via Samuel b. ca 1795 and third wife. Always wondered is Nicholas was Sam's father but never pursued it. Harrison County was part of Jefferson until 1813 P.S. Name also spelled Gotchall, lots still live in area. Found her line spelled in all above ways. HALAL00@aol.com wrote: Hello, I would like to know where an old cemetery called BUFFALO HILL CEMETERY is located. My g-g-g-grandfather is suppose to be buried there - Nicholas GUTSHALL. Probably died about 1808. He was married to Elizabeth Nuss and Margaret ?, and had 10 children. Also, does anyone have any information about the Nicholas GUTSHALL family? sometimes I have seen it spelled GUTSCHALL. Thanks, Nicky Eickerman Vancouver, Washington

I remember "Gotchalls" in Adena, OH when I was a kid. Other than that, I can't provide further information. Ed Durbin Bridgette Osz wrote: > > Hi, > I believe it is in Harrison County, OH I worked on Gutschall line > for my sister in law via > Samuel b. ca 1795 and third wife. Always wondered is Nicholas was Sam's > father but never pursued it. > Harrison County has a buffalo Twp., and was part of Jefferson until 1813 > > P.S. Name also spelled Gotchall, lots still live in area. Found her line > spelled in all above ways. > > HALAL00@aol.com wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I would like to know where an old cemetery called BUFFALO HILL CEMETERY is > > located. > > > > My g-g-g-grandfather is suppose to be buried there - Nicholas GUTSHALL. > > Probably died about 1808. He was married to Elizabeth Nuss and Margaret ?, > > and had 10 children. > > > > Also, does anyone have any information about the Nicholas GUTSHALL family? > > sometimes I have seen it spelled GUTSCHALL. > > > > Thanks, > > Nicky Eickerman > > Vancouver, Washington > > > > ==== OHJEFFER Mailing List ==== > > This list is archived. To search the archives visit http://www.geocities.com/heartland/1261 > > and scroll until you find the search "button". > > ==== 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

No Buffalo Tp in Harrison County,Ohio. ---------- > From: Bridgette Osz <mrsosz@eohio.net> > To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: GUTSHALL > Date: Tuesday, February 16, 1999 6:52 PM > > Hi, > I believe it is in Harrison County, OH I worked on Gutschall line > for my sister in law via > Samuel b. ca 1795 and third wife. Always wondered is Nicholas was Sam's > father but never pursued it. > Harrison County has a buffalo Twp., and was part of Jefferson until 1813 > > > P.S. Name also spelled Gotchall, lots still live in area. Found her line > spelled in all above ways. > > > HALAL00@aol.com wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I would like to know where an old cemetery called BUFFALO HILL CEMETERY is > > located. > > > > My g-g-g-grandfather is suppose to be buried there - Nicholas GUTSHALL. > > Probably died about 1808. He was married to Elizabeth Nuss and Margaret ?, > > and had 10 children. > > > > Also, does anyone have any information about the Nicholas GUTSHALL family? > > sometimes I have seen it spelled GUTSCHALL. > > > > Thanks, > > Nicky Eickerman > > Vancouver, Washington > > > > ==== OHJEFFER Mailing List ==== > > This list is archived. To search the archives visit http://www.geocities.com/heartland/1261 > > and scroll until you find the search "button". > > > ==== 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

Can someone tell me what records exist for dirt-poor coal miners in Steubenville for 1870-1900? Do union records exist? Good Hunting, Michael