Hi Jean, here are the names you requested.... BARTLEY, Fannie admitted 9 Dec. 1903 father: Isaac Bartley mother: Emily Kelley Smith "Fannie, born in 1898, parents unmarried. Father soldier in War of 1861, now at Dayton, receiving pension. Mother born in Wayne Co., Ky. now living in Old Maidsville. She is a woman of weak mind and bad habits. Fannie had measles June 1904. Had typhoid and pneumonia April of 1906. Placed with aunt, Mrs. ARTHURS of Coryville 19 Aug.1910. Doing well, 1 Oct. 1911." ----------------------------------------------- (I'll bet this is your Frank. Frank is a nickname of Francis.) IRWIN, Francis admitted 7 Aug. 1908 father: Joseph Irwin mother: Sarah Thompson "Born 7 June 1907, admitted from Washington Twp., Lawrence Co., Ohio. Child born at Black Fork, Law. Co., Oh. Father born at Molten, Lawrence Co. Oh.in 1880, is a man of excellent character.Mother born at Olive Furnace 15 April 1880, died of nervous prostration early in 1908. Parents were married 12 Dec. 1903 at Wellston, Oh. Father unable to procure suitable home and care for child, so through R. Dorel, Judge of Probate Court, we were persuaded to receive him as a border, something we have not done before. A little sister is boarded in town with friend of father's. Grandparents on mother's side in poor circumstances and unable to care for child. At this time, 11 Feb. 1909, father is in Eldorado, Illinois, and sends ten dollars, monthly for care of the child. Father took child away, 26 March 1909, placed him with Mrs. KISER of city, who has the little sister." --------------------------------------------------------------- STAMPER, Bonnie admitted 1920 (no date) father: James Stamper mother: Mary Stamper "Had not been entered on record. Found history in folder. Born 1 Feb. 1909 or 1910. Placed in Home from Decatur Twp. Father died from influenza or old age. Mother reported to be of bad habits and very immoral. Children went from home to home begging for something to eat. Mother remarried a man named WILKES in Ky., does not know when or where. Later kept house for HENRY HOLLIDAY near Coal Grove. When HOLLIDAY married another woman, the housekeeper destroyed the fruit and set fire to the house and was sent to Marysville for this act. Bonnie was then placed with Mr. K. PEYTON of Aid, Ohio, and was later returned to the Home in Dec. 1923. Birdie, Mary, and Sophia, sisters of Bonnie. Chas. WILKES, 1/2 brother. Bonnie was placed with her sister, Mrs. Emma SMITH in 1925 and began work at a laundry, then at a candy shop. Returned to the Home 18 Sept. 1926. Bonnie returned to Columbus, later married." --------------------------------------------------- (you asked about an AMY WEBB, this Amanda is the closest match.) WEBB, Minnie & Amanda admitted 30 Aug. 1909 father: Joseph Webb mother: name not given "Both girls, Amanda and Minnie Webb were taken from their father through the Probate Court. Their father, through negligence and misconduct, ill treated the children, their mother was taken to the County Infirmary. Minnie was born in 1898. Both girls sent to the Soldiers and Sailors Homes at Xenia, Oh. 28 Oct. 1909." ----------------------------------------------------- The only Harris listed is a girl, Ada Harris, born 3 May 1908 in Tennessee. No Mildred or Thomas Harris. I hope this helps! April. --------------------------------- Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.