Does anyone know of this cem. I am looking for anyone that may have access to it and burial info. I am seeking the burial of Lydia Hayman. Death date anywhere from 1895 to 1909. Barbara

I am looking for information on John HEATH b. April 18, 1816 in VT and Effie SHAFFER b. Feb. 15, 1821 possibly in Tuscarawas Co., OH. I believe that John's parents were John HEATH and Hannah DARLING and am looking for proof one way or the other. I would very much like to find out anything about Effie (Euphemia) SHAFFER's family. I have no clues. John HEATH and Effie SHAFFER were married January 17, 1839 in Tuscarawas Co., OH. By 1850, they had moved to Morgan twp., Owen Co., IN. At that time they had 5 children, Jemima b. 1840, John Calvin b. July 24, 1841, Peter b. 1843, Francis J. b. 1846 and Hannah b. April 21, 1847. The first 3 were born in OH, presumably Sandy, Tuscarawas Co., OH. The last 2 were born, presumably, in Morgan twp., Owen Co., IN. At the time John and Effie were married, John and Hannah DARLING HEATH were living in Licking Co., OH. I believe they were the younger John's parents. They ended up in Perry twp., Logan Co., OH. Thank you for your time and attention. Jim Heath -- Mine - Heath, Hines, Owen(s), Cooprider, Duncan, Neal, Jordan, Underwood, Harry, Beaman (Bowman), Shaffer, Shuey, Bagley, Brinton, Cooprider, City, Love, Leonard, Embree, (O')Mooney, Elleman, Hastings Wife - Hamilton, Pond, Nicholas, Bigham, Bennington, Wods (Woods), Allan, McHarry, Stockwell, McCuen, Morrow, Shugarts mailto:jim@haiku.mdn.com http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/e/a/James-R-Heath/

I need some help in locating information on the Zweyer, Sweyer, Schweyer, Swayer surname in Fairfield County and possibly the surrounding counties. I have found a lot of information that this family moved from Berks County, PA in the very early 1800s to this area. I have specific questions but right now I would just like to find people who might know something of this family. I will share any information that I have regarding this family. In additon this family was very close to the Dumm family who also moved to Fairfield Co., OH. The Zweyer and Dumm family intermarried a few times. Looking forward to anybody's help on this family. Thank you. John Hains

I need some help in locating information on the Zweyer, Sweyer, Schweyer, Swayer surname in Fairfield County and possibly the surrounding counties. I have found a lot of information that this family moved from Berks County, PA in the very early 1800s to this area. I have specific questions but right now I would just like to find people who might know something of this family. I will share any information that I have regarding this family. In additon this family was very close to the Dumm family who also moved to Fairfield Co., OH. The Zweyer and Dumm family intermarried a few times. Looking forward to anybody's help on this family. Thank you. John Hains

Hello, I am looking for any info. on the fllowing; In 1850 Robert(Rueben?) & Sophia HANNA family listed in the census of Etna in Licking Co. OH. Robert is age 37, & Sophia age 45. They have the following children listed with them; Jefferson age 13, Hiram age 10, Rebecca age 7, Melissa age 4, & Elizabeth age 6. In 1860 in Etna, Reuben Hannah is listed with Jefferson, age 23, Hiram age 19, Malissa age 143, Laura age 8, & Jane Chappy, age 39, Housekeeper in the Licking Lantern, Sister Rebecca Hanna, Eldest Daughter of Reuben Hanna died in Etna, Licking Co. OHio March 12, 1854, age 11 years, 19 days. In an infirmary record, Licking Co. 1840-1887. Sophia Hannah from Etna twp. entered 19 March 1863, disease: insane. Also. Sophia L. Hannars, age 65, entered 22 April 1879, disease: insane, remarks: return insane asylum. I am especially interested at this time in Elizabeth HANNAH, age 6 in 1850. This may be my great grandmother who stated in 1900 & 1905 in Wadena Co. Minnesota census records that she was born in Ohio in 1844. I looked at every HANNA(H) in Ohio in 1850 & this is the most likely. I am wondering if she is the child of Robert & Hanna as she is listed last, but older than Melissa. Any leads appreciated. I would like to get in contact with any descendants of the above. Thank you, Audrey andrusae@cougar.netutah.net

Help, Looking for Lingo"s and Pequignot's 1800 to 1890 Thank You, Brenda

Hi! Does anyone know where I can find a link, or any info pertaining to the Rosedale Cemetery in Champaign County, Ohio? Any help greatly appreciated! Thanks, Merla Sears Van Norman Lotzofkidz@montana.com http://www.angelfire.com/on/myfamilytree1 http://www.angelfire.com/on2/strictlysears

Thanks Sue. Also has anyone heard that Frances Corbin may or may not be the daughter of a James Corbin of Licking Co., Oh. I had somone email me that thought she was James Corbin's daughter?? If anyone has any info pertaining to this, please email me. Thanks. Merla http://www.angelfire.com/on/myfamilytree1 http://www.angelfire.com/on2/strictlysears

Hi, I am looking for a John Beaver (or Beever) born in Franklin County PA about 1793. He was a saddler in 1813. He is found, I believe, in Antrim, Franklin Co, PA in the 1820 census. Shortly thereafter he moved to Licking County. His sons David (1818) and Ignatius (1820) were born in Pennsylvania. Sons John (1827) and Anthony (1832) were born in Ohio. I believe I find him in the 1830 census in Bennington, Licking Co OH. In the 1840 census he is in Henry Co IL as John Bever. I believe there was also a daughter - she shows in the 1830 and 1840 census. In 1850 John is found in Bureau Co IL. In 1860 he was in Jackson Co, IA. He then moved to Wilson Co KS where he died in 1878. Does anyone have any evidence that the John Beaver I found in Bennington, Licking Co, OH is not my John Beaver? Any ideas on what I might search? Is there a list of saddlers in Licking County between 1820 and 1840? I hope someone can give me a hint. By the way Merla, your website is very well done. Sue Eichenbaum ----- Original Message ----- From: Merla Van Norman <Lotzofkidz@montana.com> To: <OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 29, 1999 8:04 AM Subject: Beaver/Corbin info > Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone had access to marriage records from Licking Co., Ohio. > > GGG Grandparents, David W. Beaver & Frances Corbin were married in Licking Co., Ohio on Nov. 6, 1824. I am looking for the parents of Frances Corbin. Any help greatly appreciated! Thank you, > Merla Sears Van Norman > > Lotzofkidz@montana.com > http://www.angelfire.com/on/myfamilytree1 > http://www.angelfire.com/on2/strictlysears > > > ==== 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. > > > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >

In a message dated 10/30/99 2:26:30 AM, OHLICKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << GGG Grandparents, David W. Beaver & Frances Corbin were married in Licking Co., Ohio on Nov. 6, 1824. I am looking for the parents of Frances Corbin. Any help greatly appreciated! Thank you, Merla Sears Van Norman >> The transcribed records of Licking Co. marriages does not list the parents of the bride or groom; just dates and who married them. You might try looking for land records. The land deeds grantee/grantor index can be ordered through the LDS family history centers. Maybe you will find other Corbin's who owned land in the early time period. Peggy Cacciamatta

Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone had access to marriage records from Licking Co., Ohio. GGG Grandparents, David W. Beaver & Frances Corbin were married in Licking Co., Ohio on Nov. 6, 1824. I am looking for the parents of Frances Corbin. Any help greatly appreciated! Thank you, Merla Sears Van Norman Lotzofkidz@montana.com http://www.angelfire.com/on/myfamilytree1 http://www.angelfire.com/on2/strictlysears

I am currently doing research on the the Underground Railroad and am seeking more information on a case from Newark, Ohio, in 1849-50. In August 1849, two fugitive slaves, Adam Hall (or Mendenhall) and his half-brother, Patrick Sneed arrived in Newark, Ohio. Sneed left after a few days but Hall remained and married. In August, the sherriff received notification that Sneed and Hall were wanted in Georgia in connnection with a murder of a man in Savannah. Hall is briefly arrested, then rearrested in December 1849, and was in March 1850 delivered to Baltimore, Md., and there picked up by Edwin DeLeon of Columbia, South Carolina who claimed to be is owner. However, both DeLeon and a Judge Mordecai Sheftall of Georgia denied that either Mendenhall/Hall or Sneed was suspected of the murder, and this was only an attempt by Sneed's owner, David Dillon, to retrieve his property (Patrick Sneed) from a free state. In August 1853, Patrick Sneed is again arrested, this time while working as a waiter in Niagara Falls, NY, on the murder charge. He is taken to court in Buffalo, NY, where letters from Sam B. Sherwood and J.M. Byers, of Newark, and testimony from Licking County Sherriff Wm Parr convince the court that the murder charge was a false charge meant to capture a fugitive slave rather than a fugitive from justice. Sneed is released and goes to Toronto, Ohio. The above information is based on several articles in the Buffalo, NY papers in August-September 1853. I'm looking for documentation of this case in Ohio (and Georgia). Can anyone suggest sources that I can use? Is this case known to local historians? Any thoughts on why Adam Hall/Mendenhall would travel to Newark? Who did he marry in Newark? Any assistance will be appreciated. Christopher Densmore University Archives University at Buffalo 420 Capen Hall Box 602200 Buffalo, New York 14260-2200 Voice: 716-645-2916 Fax: 716-645-3714 E-Mail: Densmore@acsu.buffalo.edu

I would like to hear from anyone descended from John Wright and Mary Ann Cessna (Cissna) of Reform Perry Twp Lic Co Ohio, to share information and any Old Photos. of anyone descended from their son William and Margaret Sherman Wright.

I am looking for any Varner that is descended from Aaron Varner and Lucy Frances Hull Varner, Lucy F Varner married John Frost after Aaron died , he died in 1863, she married John Frost around 1880. if you are descended from this family I would like to hear from you. and I would like to share any old Photos. Aaron Varner was the son of Peter Varner b 1791 d 1881 Fallsburg Ohio his wife Elizabeth Neighbarger they are both buried at Fallsburg Cem Lic Co Oh. Nola

HI: I am looking for the parents of Phillip Woolever b. abt 1817 in PA. Are the Woolever's in Butler Co. Connected? Phillip m. a Mary Ellen ? who was also b. in PA. Children b. in OH were Asa 1857, William 1862, Charles 1864, and Rosa 1866. In 1868 they were located in Montcalm Co., MI. Thanks, Ellen Craven Washington State

Hello, I am hoping someone can do a free census lookup for the following names 1830- 1889. Henry Lingo Born: Bp DE Robert Lingo Born: 1798 BP; Prob DE Died: 1860- Prob. Licking County, Ohio Wife: Marqerite DePew Born: 1799 Bp: Prob VA Children that we know of, may be more. Alonzo P. Lingo Born: 1836 BP: Ohio Julia Ann Lingo Born: Sept, 1837 Born: Prob. Ohio Alonzo P. Lingo married Sarah Elizabeth Young, around 1865, in Ohio, Prob> Licking Co. Alonzo may have been married before, and had a son: Robert Joseph Lingo Born: 1860 BP:Ohio One of these Lingo's married a Sanderson. as my Grandfather Jay Fredrick Lingo son of Alonzo and Sarah, had a Sanderson cousin. Please also look for the surname Pequignot August Pequignot Born: May 28, 1839 BP: France Louise Pequignot(Didier)-Wife of August Eugene Pequignot Born ? Bp: France Mary Pequignot Born: ? BP: France Louise Pequignot Born: 1870 Bp: France They left France in 1871 and moved to Ohio, prob. stayed in Licking County. In Ohio they had more children, Victorine J. Pequignot Augusta Pequignot Alice Mae Pequignot Emma Pequignot. Thank You, Brenda

I am looking for information on the Billmans of Fallsbury Township, had previously been in touch with Connie? who sent me a gedcom. Trying to recover from a crash. Carolyn (Anderson) Clark

Does anyone know the children of Samuel J. Lampton (1829-1905) and Anna Lampton (1833-1890). They are buried in the Oak Hill Cemetery, Franklin Twp. Thanks, Cathy Mere Catmere@aol.com

Due to a crash, looking to make contact with Eden Township, Licking County, Ohio researchers of the Davis and Claypool lines. Please contact me! Carolyn (Anderson) Clark

I have several pieces of a puzzle I'm trying to put together - can anyone help me? On 5 Feb 1826 a Robert Anderson marries Violeta Davis in Licking Co, Ohio. In 1830 there is a Violetta Anderson listed as a head of household in Newark Twp. Still need to look at the 1840 census. In 1850 Violetta Anderson can be found in Crane Twp, Paulding Co, Ohio living with a probable son - Charles C. Anderson 27years old. Enumerated next to Charles and Violetta Anderson are Lewis & Phalyann "Polly"[Anderson] Pierce, a daughter. In 1860 Violetta Tanner is living with daughter Phalyann [Anderson] Pierce and her family in Chester Twp, Ottawa Co, Michigan. Does anyone know which Davis family Violetta belonged to or anything about Robert Anderson including a death - probably in Licking Co? Denise Crawford