Searching for additional help/info on MOORE families that came from Adams Co., PA ca. 1804 to Licking Co. and settled in/near Utica and Newark. Looking for Elizabeth MOORE and children SAMUEL, JOSEPH CURRY, WILLIAM, PATRICK, DAVID, THOMAS, JOHN, ARCHIBALD, Dr. ROBERT MOORE, and MOSES. Most lived and died within Licking County. This family described on page 818 of "History of Licking County-1881". Also hoping to find info on son David MOORE m. Hannah KIRKPATRICK and had issue ROBERT P., JOSEPH S., JAMES W., DAVID M., LYDIA A., MARY J., ELIZA H., NANCY A., and lastly ELIZABETH. Any help here appreciated and willing to share/exchange info on MOOREs and related families. Researching MOORE/HOSACK/McCREARY/CURRY/MORRISON/PORTER/MILTON/RUSSELL/ASKREN Terry Moore-Atlanta tcmoore@mindspring.com
Looking for info about Joseph RUSLER, b 1837, d 1917 Licking Co OH, married Julia Ann TRICKEY, b. 1838 PA, d. 1923 Licking Co. They were parents of Clara Belle RUSLEY who married Ransom F. CONLEY 1883. Dale Wagner in Palmyra VA
Researching Thompson, and Walden....Knox and Licking Counties, Ohio. trying to find evidence of death of Charlotte Walden in about 1870. Thanks.
I just joined this list and I have not joined in on this roll call yet. I did not know you had a rule about how many people could leave a message on this list. Where do you get permission to leave a message on this list? Wayne BILBY
Jay, Did some of the MCINTURF's come to Licking Co.? I have them all over in VA. My REYNARD line married into theirs, and my MYERS line married in to the KERSHNERs, who married into the REYNARD's lines also...ah what a tangled web we weave. Beverly Bishop
Hi: My husband's only LC connections are: John EAGLE, b. 1764 in Berks, PA, son of Caspar EGLE & Catharine BENTLING. Wife of John is Catharine SPENCER, b. 1785, PA, daughter of John C. SPENCER & Mary O'HOLIHAN. Several of Catharine's siblings also came to LC pre 1825. John SPENCER md. Elizabeth CALDWELL; William SPENCER md. Elizabeth JACKSON; Both SPENCER men involved in War of 1812 out of LC.
Regarding this roll call,I sat and LOL at this list this morning, golly if your too busy to read post, you are probably too busy to help me or anyone else. I too love it, and this is the way I have seen it done on every Rootsweb list I am on...and a few other too. Thanks for giving me my good morning laugh. Oh yes, you can always go to digest if the e-mail load is too great, makes it a lot easier to skim through. Happy New Year to ya'll Beverly Henry-Bishop
I have been told my grandfather HARVEY BUSH was a teacher/principal in a two room school. The time frame would have been around 1900 - 1910 and probably in farm areas near Johnstown. Can anyone offer any information? Thanks Jennie
As most persons responding to "roll-calls" or to any mail list in general, it has been my experience that the subject is often vague or simply not changed from whence they responded. I have changed from the "List" method of receiving one e-mail at a time to the "DIGEST" mode. It has far superior and combines as many as 20 - 25 e-mails on one! I simply scroll down the screen quickly to see if there is anything of interest. Debra
Looking for anything on William Madison BOZMAN who was born in 1846 in Licking Co. to Elizabeth PARR and unknown father. Thanks, Jeanne
Hi, Chocy--Lucy Margery/Margie NEIGHBARGER, whose grandparents (and parents?) moved from Licking Co. to McLean Co. between 1850 and 1860, had two children with the surname of RITTER. However, the only husband I know of for her had the surname of WEAVER. Do you by any chance have a RITTER who married a NEIGHBARGER (or a widow/divorcee named WEAVER)? If you do, all the roll call traffic will have been well worth it to me! Laurel Busch lsbusch@accutek.com "> -----Original Message----- "> From: Chocybrown@aol.com [mailto:Chocybrown@aol.com] "> Stephen A. & Mary "Polly" RITTER (RUTTER) ...The whole "> family moved to McLean Co.,Illinois in the 1860's
Trying to find info on Benjamine, George, Lowell Mesarvey and Benjamine's wife Mary WEST. Marilyn Turner
Hundreds of E-mails with the same subject line. If you put the subject in the line then you don't have to label it "Roll Call" and you save time, yours and mine. Don't mean to offend, but we go through this same thing every couple months or so. By the way, were all researching in Licking county, hence the name of the board. Good Luck (I say good luck to those of you who use only Roll Call in the subject line, because that's what you'll need.) :) SK > -----Original Message----- > From: sheila dent [mailto:smd@mhonline.net] > Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 8:06 PM > To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Thank you > > > Hi all, > I, for one, appreciate roll call and some of you are giving the > impression that it's a nuisance. Perhaps there is a more efficient > protocol which many of us failed to follow, therefore, just remind us on > the onset the next time. > If nothing else, it has stimulated the site and created some interaction > among us. > I delete junk mail all the time, at least THIS mail was of value, > properly labeled or not and I read it because it came from Licking, Co., > where I am researching. > Whoever called for a roll call, Thanks, > Sheila Dent > > > ==== OHLICKIN Mailing List ==== > Welcome! The purpose of this mailing list is to provide a means > for people interested in Licking County genealogical research to > develop a network of resources. The corresponding website at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlickin/ reflects common genealogical > interests. We hope you will help us develop the mailing list and > website into useful tools for Licking County researchers. > > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >
Hello I wish to add the following to the Roll Call I am searching for information on MICHAEL BEEM and spouse ELIZABETH GREEN, their son DANIEL BEEM (and spouse JERUSHA BAKER or BROWN) and granddaughter LOUISA BEEM (spouse HOSEA JOLLY). And, of course their ancestors. Also searching for information on HENRY JOLLY, his son WILLIAM HENRY JOLLY (and spouse CYNTHIA MARTIN) and their ancestors. Both Michael Beem and Henry Jolly lived in Jersey Township, Licking County in the early 1800s. They were Revolutionary War friends and are buried side-by-side in the Universalist Cemetery. They are both my ancestors. Thanks, Glenn Burghardt burghardt@chitons.com
Hi all, I, for one, appreciate roll call and some of you are giving the impression that it's a nuisance. Perhaps there is a more efficient protocol which many of us failed to follow, therefore, just remind us on the onset the next time. If nothing else, it has stimulated the site and created some interaction among us. I delete junk mail all the time, at least THIS mail was of value, properly labeled or not and I read it because it came from Licking, Co., where I am researching. Whoever called for a roll call, Thanks, Sheila Dent
I think I've had more messages complaining about the subject line than those with roll call listed. Isn't there a listowner on this list? -----Original Message----- From: Sue Koller <sue@kaiconsulting.com> To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com <OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 10:20 AM Subject: RE: Why some people don't like roll call >Exactly!!! I have deleted all of the ones that don't give an appropriate >subject line. It will just take you people longer to find what your looking >for. >Good Luck >SK >
Exactly!!! I have deleted all of the ones that don't give an appropriate subject line. It will just take you people longer to find what your looking for. Good Luck SK > -----Original Message----- > From: S. Howe [mailto:showe@erols.com] > Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 5:38 PM > To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Why some people don't like roll call > > > Folks. > > I have 107 messages today. Nearly all of them say roll call in > the subject. > > Why? > > Why don't you write the surname in the subject area, so people > will want to > open your message instead of deleting it. > > Susan > > At 02:49 PM 01/04/2000 -0500, Del Waggoner wrote: > > > > > >A lot of us, myself included, normally just read what others post. > > > >By doing this, no one knows I am researching Parrs, Smiths, and Funks. > > > >When I answered the roll call this morning I got responses from 2 > >cousins also researching Parrs. > > > >We exchanged some data. > > > >This is the way the system works. > > > >Del Waggoner > >Researching Parrs, Smiths, & Funks > > > > > >==== OHLICKIN Mailing List ==== > >Welcome! The purpose of this mailing list is to provide a means > >for people interested in Licking County genealogical research to > >develop a network of resources. The corresponding website at > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlickin/ reflects common genealogical > >interests. We hope you will help us develop the mailing list and > >website into useful tools for Licking County researchers. > > > > > > > >============================== > >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > > ==== OHLICKIN Mailing List ==== > OHLICKIN email and website services are volunteered by > <http://www.rootsweb.com/>Rootsweb, > <http://www.usgenweb.org/oh/>OHGenWeb and > <http://www.usgenweb.org/>US GenWeb. > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > 12.8 million individuals and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >
The BILLMAN'S and BAUGHMAN'S came to Licking Co., in 1850's. The FROST came to Licking Co., in 1810's. Thanks Rita
Reposting - my apologies to all - I should have known better, but was so excited to see a roll call that I just typed before I thought. I am also interested in anyone in Newton twp, Licking Co., in 1830 - I'll sort the whole township if I have to in order to figure out what my Luther Roberts m Phoebe Jagger were doing there! Wow - that should bring me a lot of mail! :-) Sooner or later, I'll get to Bennington twp where they turn up in 1840. Teri