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. >

Just wanted to let everyone know that I added a few pictures of the view of the fall trees from the cemetery The link is; http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4290413723 Remember you must sign in to view the pictures. Jean

I agree with Sandra - sometimes when I am in a hurry, I will skim my subject lines looking for something of interest to read, so there's a better chance of my reading a particular email. Also, when I have saved one and want to go back and read it again, it makes it easier to identify the particular email I am searching for. In a message dated 10/23/2003 12:07:31 AM Central Daylight Time, ferg@ntelos.net writes: I have names that have more than one spelling, and if you type in just one, you only get posts with that one spelling....easier to browse the subjects than to type in 10 spellings of the same name. Besides, I like to brouse, looking for anything of interest, and what is in the subject slot if most important....if it didn't matter why have a subject slot , or bother to put in a subject at all?

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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 >

I have pictures marked "Electric Studio, Near Court, Steubenville, O." Would anybody know the time frame for this studio?

Administration Granted On Order Administration of all and Singular the goods, chattel and credits of Philip Carrel Deceased is granted to Ephraim Cellars (Sellers?) of Said County. (The widow of the Deceased having relinquished her right of administration) the court directs Bonds to be given in the sum of one hundred dollars John Henderson & John Wolf approved of as Securities. Abraham Crabb, Jacob Shell (Shull?) & John Wolf appointed appraisers of all and Singular the goods chattels and Credits of the Deceased. From "Common Pleas Journal B page 153, Jefferson County, Ohio, Monday 18th June 1814". -----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. Charles Cole born March 12, 1807 Jefferson Co, Ohio, died Oct 2, 1891 Orange Twp, Meigs Co, Ohio married Emma Hardsock NOv 14, 1838 Harrison Co, Ohio. He was the child of Samuel Cole and Sarah Haile of Baltimore Maryland. Carla Tippie Proudfoot ============================== 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

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. Charles Cole born March 12, 1807 Jefferson Co, Ohio, died Oct 2, 1891 Orange Twp, Meigs Co, Ohio married Emma Hardsock NOv 14, 1838 Harrison Co, Ohio. He was the child of Samuel Cole and Sarah Haile of Baltimore Maryland. Carla Tippie Proudfoot

I'm primarily researching Peter Babb Jr. born October 18, 1769 in Frederick County, Virginia - died April 28, 1831 in Belmont County, Ohio. He is buried in the Friends Burying Ground - Short Creek Meeting House - Jefferson County. He first married Jane Bell November 9, 1797 in Frederick County, Virginia and second married Elizabeth Norris October 30, 1817 in Belmont County, Ohio. Jane died in Belmont County as far as I know. I don't know where or when Elizabeth died or where she is buried. Jane is supposed to be buried in the same cemetery as Peter. I haven't found headstones for either. Peter's son Aaron is my husband's direct ancestor and he married Martha Lewis August 24, 1848 in Jefferson County, Ohio. They are both buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Pleasant Grove, Colerain Twp, Belmont County, Ohio. Aaron was living with a Charles M. Burk in Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson County, Ohio on the 1850 census. He then is in Belmont County until his death. Any information on this line - including info on the ancestry of Martha Lewis and Elizabeth Norris and Jane Bell would be very much appreciated. A bit more about Peter: From "HISTORY OF WESTERN OHIO AND AUGLAIZE COUNTY WITH ILLUSTRATIONS AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PIONEERS AND PROMINENT PUBLIC MEN" By C. W. Williamson Columbus, Ohio Press of W. M. Linn & Sons 1905 Belmont, Jefferson Counties, Chapter XXI, History of the Towns and Townships of Belmont County" Page 387 "PLEASANT GROVE" ............."Peter Babb came to this settlement about the year 1800, and purchased section 27, southwest of the present site of Pleasant Grove. He distinguished himself as a hunter and slayer of bears, wolves and other wild animals. He killed the last black wolf that was known to be slain in this township, in the year 1810. When he found the den he pinched the cubs' ears; the cries of the young brought the old ones to the entrance of the den and he shot them as they were about to enter." ************************************** BABB FAMILIES OF AMERICA by Jean A. Sargent - Page 87: "PETER, JR. (5) BABB, son of PETER (4) and Mary (Bowen), b. 18 Oct 1769, mar. Jane Bell, 9 Nov 1797, dau of James and Eleanor Bell, Frederick Co., VA. JANE was b. 18, 5th, 1774 and d. 29 Jul 1817 aged 43-2-11. PETER died 28 April 1837 aged sixty-seven years, six months & ten days; they are both buried in Friends Burying Ground, Shortcreek Meeting House, Belmont Co., OH. (Balderston Bible records) They had 7 children." "PETER mar. 2nd Elizabeth Norris 30 Oct 1817 in Belmont Co., OH, and they had 6 children. She was probably dau of Thomas and Elizabeth Norris who lived in area. She was named in his will, written 6 Feb 1837. PETER named his sons in his will but not the daughters. However, Jon. Balderston was named Executor with Absalom Hoge, and will was witnessed by Levi Wells and Babb Mercer (nephew of PETER). Jonathan Balderston was husband of oldest dau ELIZABETH." "Belmont Co., OH land records show that PETER (4) gave/sold to PETER, JR. on 22 Oct 1803 160 acres (Vol. A, p. 272) worth $640. In his will he indicates that he gave the land, but the land records show a price. This was in Section 27, in Mount Pleasant Township, which was founded ca 1800 and was settled by Friends from various locations. Mount Pleasant became known as the literary center of eastern Ohio as periodicals, magazines and books began to be published there. A Friends Boarding School was erected in 1837, and the area attracted persons interested in a higher realm of mental and spiritual development. At the same time a woolen factory, tannery, meat market, flouring mill, and the first factory for the weaving of silk in the U.S. began there in 1840." "At the same time Pleasant Grove was known as "Hole in the Ground". This odd named referred to a coal mine in the area. PETER BABB was noted as a hunter and slayer of bears, wolves, and other wild animals. His inventory shows many farming tools and farm animals and debts owed to him." "Belmont Co., OH Land Records show that PETER sold various tracts of Section 27 to his sons and others in 1826 and 1827. He left the home plantation to wife ELIZABETH." ************************ I haven't spent as much time researching these lines as I'd like to - but I chip away at them when I can. Donna Hamm Colorado Springs, Colorado Virus Free Scanned by Norton AntiVirus 2003

Carol, Thanks for your help. I have had contact with the libraries there and they have sent me all that they were able to find on the West family. I am still waiting for them to have available to them the Spencer ledger, which has some material in it on the lines of West I am working on. Thanks, again, Vi -- Vi Poland email address vipoland@cox.net

My Jefferson Co., OH surnames are Gossett (Mathias and his wife Mary Garner, and their son, Mathias and his wife Jane Foster) and Foster, for Archibald Foster.

I am looking for John Henderson the only thing I have his is well of 1813 he memtion the folling people in is well is wife Sisy unreadable and is four sons Robert,William,Thomas,John,daughter Mary I belief that the John that he memtion as is son could be John Henderson my GGGgrandfather that bought land in Jefferson co. in 1805 and married Jane Graden in 1810 the lived on bacon Ridge with servial other families and one doing research in the Henderson family in jefferson Co. OHio I would appreciated any information on the John Henderson of 1813 I have a lot of information on John Henderson b in 1779 in Ireland and is family no information on the Graden family I do know that Jane Graden came from Ireland possible with the Henderson Robert Henderson was born in 1758 or 1760 In Ireland and was married to Elernor Finley in Ireland and died in 1837 and is buried at St.James Episcopas Cemetery He live in Smith Field Town Ship is will names Robert,John,Nancy,Geroge,William,Eillen,Preity,Jane may have a Alexander Robert the oldest is buried at St. James Episcopas Cemetery with is Wife Mary White. Will file 340-339 Anyone that may have any history of Robert Henderson and of William or Thomas sons of John Henderson which died in 1813 or date of is will prbated would be appreciatied Jack --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search

Benjamin F. Neas married Harriet Bell on June 19, 1845 in Jefferson county. Harriet's mother is Lucy Overton and I don't know her husband's name, but they are both born in England. I am descended from Benjamin and Harriet's daughter, Sarah, who is born in Steubenville in 1846. I have death certificates for all these people, but no births or christenings. I would love to hear from anyone who is also researching this family. Charliece Hillery

I'm seeking connections to the family of Joseph T. WALKER, 1841-1919, of Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson Co., Ohio. His first wife was Margaret S. (Maggie) JOHNSON, b. 1842, marr. 1874. Her sister, Elizabeth, b. 1844, married a CASSELL Their children were George A. (1874-1947), Charles (b. ~1877), and Elizabeth M. (b. ~1885). Elizabeth married an ARTHUR about 1911. Joseph T. Walker married Louisa Sarah <unknown> in ~1905. Born ~1840. Ward Walker

My Jefferson Co., Oh names are Thompson, Talbott, Gordon, Lindeman, Bucy/Bucey/Busey, Marsh, Atkinson. Betty Lindeman Bloom

The Talbott's family founded the City of Richmond,Ohio I suggest you get the Quakers Church Records to find your family.

My brick wall for several years has been JAMES W. THOMPSON born 1816/1818 PA.? Died Steubenville Jefferson Co., OH 1874 Buried Union Cemetery. Looking for parents and siblings. Married PHOEBE TALBOTT 1851 Steubenville. Pheobe was born in 1829 in Richmond, OH. and died 1879 in Steubenville and buried in Union Cemetery. They had nine children. In the 1850 census I found Phoebe living in Steubenville City with two sisters Elizabeth and Ann.as roomers. James lived also in Steubenville City about 6 pages away on the census also as a boarder. It is possible that James was married prior to his marriage to Phoebe as the age difference. Any help with brecking down this wall? Betty Lindeman Bloom

The Workman family arrived in Jefferson County, Ohio, about 1830 from Ireland and settled in the Steubenville, Island Creek TWP area. Through the years they married into many families in the area; Shaw, Ault [Alt], Burchfield, Lee, Cooper, Vandyke [dike], Walker, Stroud, Dunlop, Johnson, Arthurs, Harmon, Bickerstaff, Neal, Liggitt, McCarroll, McMurray. I would be happy to trade and research into any of these families with others who may be interested. Jim Workman, San Diego

Looking for info on any STIDGER in Jefferson Co. OH early 1800's. juanita

My Price ancestor is Samuel Price born 1824 in Ohio (supposedly Carroll county-but it didnt exist in 1824) He is the son of Frances Price and AMelia Kinder. Samuel married Caroline cable daughter of Ephraim Cable. 4 months later she had Ephraim Price He died at age 16 of Pneumonia. William W. (born 1854) married Mary Ewing. They had daughters Cora(1887), Pearl(Nov 1895), Mary(August 1891) Ruth Ann and Martha Jane came along in 1861 Ruth Ann married Daniel Dugan. they had children Daniel, Sadie (who married a Montgomery), Carrie Mae who married Clarence Woodward, and Mattie Dugan Martha married John Enoch Rhodes and moved to Follansbee West Virginia. They had John E. who married Nellie. Ruth and Mary Rhodes I don't think ever married. James Price married unknown and had a daughter Caroline. He has a new wife in the 1910 census her name is Laura J. Mary was born in 1864 she married a Marns Andrew was born in 1866 no other information on him Sarah was born in 1872 no other information on her David Robert Price is my ancestor he married the sister of Martha's husband who is Sarah Jane Rhodes. They moved to McKeesport Pennsylvania where their decendants all stayed. Their children were Alice who married Charles Coombs, Sade who married Bill Jones, Mary who married a Gaffron, Lillian who married a DeHaven, Jennie who married Geroge Smith and my Dear sweet Grandma Stella Elnora who married Earl Pollack Toms. Laura