Hi Sharen, My gggdpts Stiles & Drusilla GLADDEN WINTERS were b & m in Wintersville. Drusilla b 1824, was dau of James & Hannah DICKEY GLADDEN. In 1826 James purchased land in Green Twp, Ashland (Richland) Co OH from Joseph GLADDEN, Solomon GLADDEN jp. James is not mentioned in Joseph GLADDEN's will. Trying to prove James b 1794 PA was son of Joseph. A number of lists and Richland Co bio says that he was. Solomon is not listed either except that his lands adjoin land in monroe Twp Richland Co OH that Joseph willed to his son William. Stiles b 8Nov1819, was son of Isaiah (jr) & Elizabeth BLACK WINTERS. In 1820 census, Island Creek, Jeff OH Isaiah Jr with 1 son under 10 was enumerated after David GLADDEN. 1856 land map shows David's land was located NW of Two Ridge Pres Ch on road to Richmond. Estates of Willaim & Isaiah Sr WINTERS were on this rd ( rte 43) but in Wintersville. William &Martha REX WINTERS & son Ross, Joseph GLADDEN & David & Elizabeth WINTERS GLADDEN bu Two Ridge cem behind church. 1800 c Green Co PA shows Isaiah Jr with 1 son under 10 , Your William with no sons & Abraham with 3-4 sons, John & Issac at home with Isaiah Sr & Rhoda (UNKNOWN). Other son Benjaman stayed in Washington Co when others removed to Jeff Co OH. Some where I saw that William & Martha REX WINTERS had 7 sons but I can only find Ross & 3-4 others. I think that my Isaiah (Jr) was son of Isaiah (sr) & Catherine FREDERICK WINTERS of Island Creek Twp. Origonal Isaiah & Rhoda (unknown) WINTERS were in Cross Creek Twp. I have collected work ups on Benjaman, Abraham & Isaiah Jr. Would like to get William, John & Isaac's. Philip A. (Mike) WINTERS

Phil, Although my direct line is for the REX family, I have some information on the line including a William WINTERS who married Martha REX. They had a daughter Elizabeth WINTERS who married David GLADDEN. I'd be glad to share what I have with you. Who in the WINTERS & GLADDEN line are you searching for? Sharen Williams ----- Original Message ----- From: <Bibelot528@aol.com> To: <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 12:12 AM Subject: Re: [OHJEFFER] Surnames For Jefferson County, Ohio > I am searching the following surnames: WINTERS,James GLADDEN m Hannah DICKEY, FOX, HABISON, RICHARDS, Jane WINTERS m3x 1(Issac PEPPER) 2 James DICKEY m 1854 Richmond Jeff Co 3 Townsend NEWTON, WINGATE, CRAFT & ALEXANDER. In Jeff Co early 1800's, Hardin & Henry Co's mid 1800's. > I think I know why I have not been connecting to the listing when I reply to a querie. I have been using the "Reply" icon instead of the "Reply All" icon. > > Phil A. (Mike) WINTERS > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Jane, Would you please look up in the Pathfinders of Jefferson co. to see if there are any West's listed. Looking for Morris, Sr. William,. Thanks, Vi -- Vi Poland email address vipoland@cox.net

The Family History Center on Powell's Lane, Wintersville,O. will be offering a class on "Researching Ireland" at 11:00 A.M. on November 15, 2003. The class will be free and open to the public. Those wishing to attend may contact the FHC's Director, Elsie Tressler at 10tress20@1th.net Also any FHC volunteer at the FHC at 264-6190. Tues 10:00 to 2:00, Thurs. 10:00 to 1:00 and 5:30 TO 8:00, and Sat. 10:00 TO 3:00. Hope to see you there!

Bergholz Cem. Springfield Twp Old section Waggoner, J. C.- 1854- 1936 , Anna E.- 1863-1932 wife of J.C. , Mary C.- 1861- 1941 wife of J.C. Waggoner, Mary C.- 1861- 1914 Waggoner, Dilla M.- 1859- 1940 Jean

Jane, I discovered the :"Pathfinders of Jefferson Co." in the books which were at our public library. I found the names of ancestors I was looking for. Others who want to read that chapter in Vol 8 might find it in their public library in the genealogical section. Ann Atherton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane Pinkerton" <jane.pinkerton@gte.net> To: <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 12:55 PM Subject: Re: [OHJEFFER] "Pathfinders" book > Dear All: > > Regarding the discussion of the book "Pathfinders of Jefferson County > Ohio" which was taken from the Ohio "Archaeological and Historical > Publications" Volume 6, it appears that family names mention in volume > 6 were not adequate, so the same publication, Volume 8 was issued to > correct that. I have a xeroxed copy of Volume 8 in which the > introduction states that "This supplement to the Pathfinders of > Jefferson County (a paper on the early settlements of Eastern Ohio, > inspired by the celebration of the centennial of establishment of > Jefferson County, August 24, 25 and 26, 1897), was commenced with the > view of correcting errors in the main publication, issued by the State > Historical Society (Vol. 6)................" The copy that I have is > reproduced from an original in Sons of the Revolution Library, > Glendale CA. There are 160 pages to this "correction", but I have two > pages on each page. So if anyone is interested in this, I would be > willing to have it copied (probably about 5 cents per page). > > Jane Pinkerton > Burbank, CA > > Jane Pinkerton wrote: > > > Dear Ann, > > > > I have a copy of this book which I purchased from Higginson Book > > Company, Salem Massachusetts. Unfortunately, my copy at least does > > not have and index, so I can't just look up a name. Do you know > > anything more about these families which might help in locating > > information about them in this book? If so, I will try to skim it for > > those surnames. > > > > Jane Pinkerton > > Burbank, CA > > > > Ann Atherton wrote: > > > >> Does anyone on the list have access to the book by W.H. Hunter > >> entitled "The Pathfinders of Jefferson county, Ohio"published by the > >> Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society, Vol.6. 1900.? I presume > >> Flora does, since she quoted it in the newsletter. > >> > >> I was wondering if any of the names I am researching as > >> mentioned.;;GILLESPIE, FRANCIS, AND BOALS. > >> > >> The OGS Library does not have a copy, and I am curious as just what > >> is contained in it. Evidently there are many volumes. > >> > >> I got copies of several deeds of land with the Gillespie and Francis > >> names when I visited in Aug.. I wish I had had more time! > >> > >> Ann Atherton > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> ============================== > >> To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > >> records, go to: > >> http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > > records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I've been sending these "BAD" spam messages to rootsweb abuse and I am hoping they can do something about them. Until they do, please just delete them. I know they are working on the problem and I appreciate your patience. Carol

Do you have any Waggoner's buried in the Bacon Ridge Cemetery, Ross Twp, Jefferson County, Ohio? Where are your Wagoner's buried and what township did they live in? Thanks Flora ----- Original Message ----- From: "Don Wagner" <npwags@tusco.net> To: <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 05:54 AM Subject: [OHJEFFER] Waggoner/Wagoner/Wagner > Looking for any connections to: > 1 John Waggoner b. 1746, children:Sarah b. 1788, Mary Eliz b. 1780, David b. 1785 , Mathias b. 1792, Nancy Ann b. 1793, Isaac b. 1800 possibly all born in Jefferson co. > > Don Wagner,Strasburg, Oh. > > ______________________________

I am looking for any information about James Torrance, an early Elder of the Two Ridge Presbyterian Church, and his connection to my Carrel family about 1818 in Jefferson County, Ohio. He became legal guardian of the nine minor Carrel children in 1818/1819, five years after their father Philip died in 1813 during the war, and obtained bounty land in their name. BL #715. Eric

New burial site for 727 souls will be blessed I-279 excavation and archaeological tests finally over Tuesday, October 28, 2003 By Patricia Lowry, Post-Gazette Architecture Critic At 10 o'clock this morning, in an old Swiss-German cemetery at the edge of a plateau overlooking the Allegheny River, the remains of 727 people will be recommitted to the earth. It has been well over a century since their bodies were buried, 16 years since they were discovered under a North Side church parking lot, a year since they were reinterred at Troy Hill's Voegtly Cemetery. Since 1987, they have traveled from their not-so-final resting place to the GAI Consultants archaeology lab in Monroeville and to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Some of their teeth and bone marrow was sent to England for DNA analysis. The church burial records, written in archaic German script, were deteriorated and illegible, and there were no other written records or maps identifying the graveyard. Clearly the cemetery had never been moved. But why had the church eliminated all trace of it from the face of the Earth? . . . . There is no evidence that church members knew of the cemetery disturbance in 1911. Exactly how and why the cemetery was neglected and abandoned over the next 40 years was never determined, but old urban church cemeteries traditionally have been vulnerable in the competition for land. By 1911, the Voegtly Church congregation had assimilated to a point where it was beginning to lose its institutional memory. Services in English were introduced in 1913, and by 1926 Voegtly Church had been renamed the Pilgrim Evangelical Church of Pittsburgh. In 1950, the old cemetery, where there had been no burials for almost a century, was paved and graveled. . . . . (Read the entire article at: http://www.post-gazette.com/lifestyle/20031028cemetery1028fnp2.asp )

Might you have any information on a Delilah/Debora PERKINS who married William TILTON in Coshocton Co. in the 18teens? > Looking for parents of Blair Jeffries married to Penelope Tilton Mar 9 1819 > > Ellie > > ______________________________

Please, when you reply to a message, edit all but enough of the message you are replying to to allow others to identify the subject. There is no need to reply and reply and reply and have 4 or 5 messages below your answer. Thanks for your consideraiton. Carol

Rootsweb had one of their servers down and the mail list was delayed. I think everything is back on track. Carol

Looking for James Taylor b Nov.19,1794 Washington Co. Pa. married to Esther Johnson April 5,1821 married in Jefferson Co. Ohio by Samuel Brokiner the move to Timothy Ridge in Ross Town Ship Jefferson Co. The had the following children Jane Ann Taylor b 1822 and was married to Robert Henderson Nov.11,1839 Second child was George Taylor unknown date of birth born in Jefferson Co. married to Mary Hale unknown date of death. third child was Eleanor Taylor no date of birth married to William Grabb and died 1855 fourth child was Martha Taylor no date of birth married to Henry Shane no date of death. fivth child is Rachael Taylor no date of birth married to James Roberts no date of death sixth child would be Elizabeth Taylor no date of birth married to William Cameron no date of death John Taylor b 1805 unknown who he married died 1890 (John Taylor that married Jane Henderson was son of Richard taylor John Taylor witch would have been John Taylor great Uncle Looking for history Sherman R Henderson b Dec.10,1866 in Jefferson co. Ohio Sherman was married Twice first to Kate Sargent Oct 8,1891 the had Six children second wife was Lulu Warring date unknown married in Ill the had two sons Sherman R Henderson died in Oct.31,1948 and is buried some where in ILL. Any one that would have information on Lulu Warring would be appreciated. I am looking for Richard McCullough b in Jefferson Co. Ohio in August 23,1812 beliefed to be Fernwood Ohio he was married four times once to Nancy Jane Shull Second to Isabella Cunningham Third to Sarah Friedrick.and fourth to Jane Montgomery Richard McCullough is my GGgrand father he had three children by Nancy Jane Shull that died in childhood Maria,Jacob,Nancy Murry. Anzonetta McCullough was born 1846 and was married to A.J Shepherd May 16,1867 and is other daughter my Grant Grand mother was Sarietta L McCullough born Dec.28,1865 to James Emory Henderson Sarietta Henderson died in July 30,1927 and is buried at Burson Cemetery in Shade Ohio. I am looking for innformation on Eleanor Hewitt b in Ireland 1766 and was married to Edward Taylor unknown date she died in Jefferson Co. Feb.17,1834 and is buried at MT.Tabot Cemetery Ohio. The had 12 children Lorenzo there is no history of him Jane Taylor b July 9,1790 and was married to Edward Taylor March 24,1820 an d August 14,189! 1 Sea Born b july 7,1790 died in childbirth on the crossing over Mary Taylor Nov.11,1792 born in Philadephia married to John Kirk Sept.24,1812 and died Nov.13,1875 James Taylor b in Philadephia married to Esther Johnson April 15,1821 and died in Jefferson Co. in Nov.18,1860 in Jefferson Co. and is buried at Zion M.E.Church Cemetery ross town Ship Jefferson Co. Ohio. Edward Taylor b Philadephia Co. Pa. August 26,1796 and was married to Lydia Barstow in May of 1823 and died Nov.18,1856 Margaret Taylor b ca Jefferson Co. Ohio in Feb.17,1799 married John Montgomery in 1919 William Taylor b Jan 27,1801 in Jefferson Co. OHio married a Margaret Jackman May 28,1835 and died April 29,1886. John Taylor b jan 27,1801 married to Betsy Reynolds no date of marriage died March 9,1870 Elizabeth Taylor b Dec.27,1807 married to Joseph Reynolds no date and no of death Ann Taylor b Jan 12,1806 Jefferson Co. Ohio married James Crawford April 28,1829 she died March 18,1834 and is bureid at Mt Tabot in Jefferson Co. Ohio Thomas Taylor b Jan 8,1808 and was married twice First wife was Rebecca Hammond Jan.15,1833 and is second wife was Ann Gaddis the had 12 children . I am also searching for Jane Graden unknown where she was born between 1783-1784 married to John Henderson in Nov.28,1810 the settled in Bacon Ridge in Ross Town Ship Jefferson Co. Ohio eleven Children Jane Graden died Sept.25,1872 and was buried at Zion M.E.Church Cemetery John died may 30,1840 and is buried at Zion M.E.Church Cemetery in Ross Town Ship Jefferson Co. OHio . any information on the McCullough ,Henderson ,Graden, Taylor would be appreciated Jack A Shoemaker --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears

I have had several members of the list ask me to give the following information concerning a new publication on this list: "Ohio's Founding Fathers" Author, Fred J. Milligan (lives in Westerville, OH and practices law there) 318 pages which can be purchased online at Amazon.com or Barnes & Noble. You can also call 877-823-9235 to order the book in paperback or hardback copy. The paperback is $23.95.. Members of the Jefferson County Chapter, OGS will receive a 25% discount on the purchase of this book- with several Jefferson County Founding Father's included in its text! (JCC OGS website concerning membership is at: www.jeffcochapter.com ) An explanation of the Seven Ranges begins Chapter 6, Jefferson County, Ohio- followed by a history of the county. Surnames included are as follows: (Jeff. Co. chapter only) Bezeleel Wells (born 28 Jan 1783, Baltimore MD) John Milligan (born 20 May 1762, Cecil Co, MD) Nathan Updegraff (born 3 Sep 1750, York Co, PA) George Humphrey (born 19 Dec 1749, Northern Ireland) Rudolph Bair (born 1765, Northampton Co., PA) James Pritchard (born 1 Nov 1763, Fredrick Co., MD) This book has "plenty of footnotes and cross references" that would prove helpful with researching ancestors from Ohio and is broken up county by county. A special note: Fred Milligan has been so kind to donate several copies of his latest book to local research repositories in Jefferson County. He also plans to do an interview for the local newspaper, The Herald Star at which time the interview will cover the following and more: 1802 Convention- The actual men from Jefferson County who helped make Ohio a State. Jefferson County was tied with Ross County, OH for the largest delegates. Jefferson County had more delegates then Washington County, Ohio (which was the first county established !). When this article runs in the local newspaper, I will forward the newspaper website and date so that ALL can read the article. I am sure it will be very interesting and a way to "complete our State bicentennial Celebration!" Flora

Shirley, are you related to Fred Milligan, the attorney that just published the book, "The founding fathers of Ohio?" It is an excellent book! He includes in the book the ancestry of his Jefferson County Milligans. You may find it a very interesting read! Flora ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley Milligan" <smiligan@pe.net> To: <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 03:46 AM Subject: [OHJEFFER] Milligans of Ireland > tent-Type: text/plain; > I notice that quite a few of Jefferson County "old timers" are > born in Ireland. Has anyone made a study of the "old timers" from > Ireland? My ancestor Robert Milligan lived in Jefferson County and > also in Guernsey County too (where he died after 1850) Now I'm not > sure if he was living in the same house and the county lines changed, > or if he sold out and moved to Guernsey County. Robert had several > sons, one of which was Thomas of Guernsey County Ohio. > Any Connections out there > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: Tippiefoot@aol.com [mailto:Tippiefoot@aol.com] > >Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 1:20 PM > >To: OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [OHJEFFER] > >Taylor/McCullough/Henderson/Shull/Cole/johnson/Long/Wiant/Graden > > > > > >David McCullough born 1775 Donegal Co, Inniskeel Parish, Ireland - Died 1818 > >in Great Flood of that year - Jefferson Co, OH > >Wife Frances Long burial Circle Green Cem. > >Child: Richard McCullough born August 23, 1812 Springfield Twp, Jefferson > >Co, Ohio died Sept 15, 1888 burial Richmond Cem, Jefferson Co, OH, married > >Nancy Jane Shull February 12, 1839, she the daughter of Jacob Shull Jr and > >Maria Wiant. > > > >John Henderson born 1779 Ireland died 1840 burial Zion M.E. Chruch, Ross > >Twp, Jefferson Co, Ohio, Married Jane Graden 1810 in Jefferson Co, Ohio. > >Child: Robert William Henderson b 1815 Jefferson Co, Oh, married Jane Ann > >Taylor Nov 14, 1839 in Jefferson Co, OH daughter of James Taylor burial Zion > >M.E. Chruch, Ross Twp, Jefferson Co, OH married Esther Johnson. Child of > >Robert Henderson and Jane Taylor: James Emory Henderson born Jul 7, 1841, > >died July 29, 1902, listed in 1880 census for Ross, Jefferson Co, OH Burial > >Zion M.E. Church, Ross, Jefferson, Oh. James Emory married Seretta > >McCullough child of Richard McCullough and Nancy Shull. > > > > ______________________________

My 4th great-grandfather was William Roe. I have been told he was killed at Rush Run, when the Steamboat, The Virginia, exploded. I was told that it happened in 1838, but I found an article that I am sure is about the same incident, that states it happened in 1849. Plus, he had children that were born after 1838. LindaB

Added some more pictures to the site "Around Jeff. Co. two are of the bridge that General Morgan burned when he passed through Bergholz. The link is; http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4291783201 You must sign in to view the pictues. Jean

Actually I am looking for information on his son, Samuel T. Hartman. He may have been a minister. Samuel T. married an Elizabeth Allison in 1872 in Carroll Co. Ohio. Jacob may have been the son of Solomon and Sarah Saltsman Hartman. Jacob married Catherine Groves, daughter of Peter Groves and Sarah Swickard. Jacob and Catherine died about four years apart. He in 1854 and she in 1858. Both are buried at the Zion ME Cemetery in Jefferson Co. They had three sons: 1) George Washington Hartman and wife Sarah Hartley were married in Richland Co. Wisconsin and raised their family there. 2) William Swasey Hartman died in 1870 and is buried at Zion Cemetery with his parents. 3) Samuel T. Hartman. And here I have struck out. Sam is four years old on the 1850 census, born Ohio. I know that he is not the Samuel living in Huron Co., Ohio in 1920. As a minister he could have traveled anywhere, but I have not found him. Any help appreciated. Serena in Michigan

Rush Run at one time was known and called Riley's Run. (A descendant of this Riley family is currently working with township officials to have a historical marker placed at location of massacre or near the main route where the massacre occurred!) So, if you ever see a reference to those areas, they are pretty much one and the same. The Riley family is the family that was massacred by the Indians and is said to be one of the last in the county. John, are any of your ATKINSON'S from Brooke County Virginia (now WVA)? Flora ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Ashby" <jashby@wolfnet.net> To: <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 08:16 PM Subject: Re: [OHJEFFER] ROLL CALL > Regarding Bucy and other spellings listed, my gggrandmother was Mary Jane > Buicy or Buecy (hard to read in the copy of the obit that I have). She was > born in 1825 and was married to my gggrandfather Samuel Ashby born 1820. > They lived in Rush Run. I hope this may help someone and if you think that > this person might be part of your clan, please let me know either privately > or through the group. I realize that in helping one, we may help others too. > Thank you! > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <SBloom1059@aol.com> > To: <OHJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 5:53 PM > Subject: [OHJEFFER] ROLL CALL > > > > My Jefferson Co., Oh names are Thompson, Talbott, Gordon, Lindeman, > > Bucy/Bucey/Busey, Marsh, Atkinson. > > > > Betty Lindeman Bloom > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > ______________________________