Here are two more maps from Licking county. http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/jers.jpeg 1866 map of Jersey township - towns of Jersey and Beech http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/jerscity.jpeg Town of Jersey (close up) Township of Etna will be next, happy hunting !! Mike Salley

> Charles N. MORRISON born 2 March 1850; Died on 16 Feb 1901. - 1900 > Census states Charles was born in VA and his parents,VA. I have no Info > on who his parents are?. > Charles N. MORRISON married Ruth P. SHERMAN on 11 Jan 1870 in OH?, > daughter of James A. SHERMAN and Nancy A.(?) SHERMAN., they Married in > Lawrence Co.OH in her father home by the Honorable Peras R. POLLY, > Justice of the peace. > > The Following names are some of there children and/or some unknown > members of the family, listed in are family bible. > > Ida B. MORRISON born on 8 April 1812., Died on 1 March 1814(DIED AS > INFANT) BP- Union Hill Cemetery in Union Twp.,OH. > > Mary E. MORRISON Born on 27 Nov 1870., Died on 2 Feb 1871(DIED AS > INFANT) > > Charles E. MORRISON born on 11 Aug 1874.,Died on 20 Dec 1876(DIED AS > CHILD) > > Nannie MORRISON born on 1878., Married Robert BROWN born 1872 in > Lawrence Co.OH. > Marriage in Lawrence Co.OH > They had one child that I'm a wear of at this point: Mable BROWN born in > the 1900. > > Nancy J. MORRISON born on 19 March 1878., Died on 15 June 1902 at the > age of 24. (NEED MORE INFO ON THIS)? > > Anna Jane MORRISON born on 21 March 1878 in Lawrence Co.OH > > Orpha MORRISON born on 12 Nov 1880 in Lawrence Co.OHIO and married > someone by the last of STACKLIN.(NEED INFO ON THIS ONE)? Moved to > Erie,PA > > James Franklin "FRANK" MORRISON born on 24 Feb 1884 in Lawrence > Co.OHIO., Died in June 1966.,(SEE OBTS BELOW) > > Nellie Z. MORRISON born on 14 July 1888 in Lawrence Co.OHIO > > Bessie MORRISON born on 28 Feb 1895., Died on 6 March 1895., POSSIBLE > TWINS OF CHARLES E. MORRISON > Charles E. MORRISON DIED on 6 MARCH 1895. (NEED MORE INFO ON THIS ONE) > Both Deid on the same date.? > > Etta Marie MORRISON born on 12 April 1897., Died 21 June 1897(DIED AS > INFANT). > > James Franklin "FRANK" MORRISON OBTS: > FRANK MORRISON > James Franklin (FRANK) MORRISON, 69, of Ironton Rt.2, Hogskin Rd, > Deid Firday at 2:30pm in General Hosp. > MR.MORRISON was born Feb 24, 1884, in Lawrence County, son of late > Charles and Ruth(SHERMAN) MORRISON. His entire life was spent in this > County. He was an Ardent hunter and Fisherman. He was never Married. > > Surviving are a sister, Mrs.Orpha(MORRISON)STACHLIN of Erie,PA > Four Nieces, Mrs.Norman(GRACE)BRAMMER of Ironton Rt.2,whom he reared, > Mrs. Gertrude KISH of New York City,N.Y. > Mrs.Georga (MORRISON) SHAW of Newark,OHIO > and Mrs.Davey MAY of Ironton Rt 2 > > three Nephews, Robert MORRISON of Florida, Charles MORRISON of > Chillicothe and Lawrence MORRISON, of Norwalk,OHIO. > > Two sister and a brother preceded him in death. > Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 10:30 am at baker > Funeral Home with the Rev. William P FALSS officiating. Burial will be > in Henry Cemetery. The boby is at the funeral home, where friends may > call after noon today. > Serving as pallbearers will be: Jerry DEAN, Paul LONG, Davis > MALONE, Kenneth LARGE, Howard DEAN and Dan SMITH. > > Any connection to anyone and/or any Info would be greatly appreicated. > THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME> > LEE

Hi Gerelyn, At 10:55 PM 9/9/99 EDT, GERELYN222@aol.com wrote: >Could someone please explain to me what these lands were and how they were >sold, appropriated, etc. >Appreciate any help. Thanx :) G see: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohfrankl/Land/ohl3.html#USMD For further Ohio land info, you can start at the site's table of contents here: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohfrankl/Land/ohlands.html Regards, Howard hswain@ix.netcom.com

Could someone please explain to me what these lands were and how they were sold, appropriated, etc. Appreciate any help. Thanx :) G

For anyone to use, I have posted several maps from 1866 Licking county atlas to the following links. Take Note: These are quite large files, they may take 3 to 4 minutes to load in your browser. If you have an application on your computer to handle photos, then I recommend saving them to disk and using that app to open and resize if you want. They were originally scanned at 150 lines and have been saved as HIGH quality jpeg's. If you have any questions about them, email me and I'll respond. Mike salley 1866 Harrison township- Outville, Kirkersville, partial Pataskala http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/1866Harr.jpeg 1866 Lima township- Pataskala, Columbia center, Hawkeye http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/1866Lima.jpeg Pataskala (close up) http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/pat.jpeg Columbia (close up) http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/colum.jpeg

For anyone to use, I have posted several maps from 1866 Licking county atlas to the following links. Take Note: These are quite large files, they may take 3 to 4 minutes to load in your browser. If you have an application on your computer to handle photos, then I recommend saving them to disk and using that app to open and resize if you want. They were originally scanned at 150 lines and have been saved as HIGH quality jpeg's. If you have any questions about them, email me and I'll respond. Mike salley 1866 Harrison township- Outville, Kirkersville, partial Pataskala 1866 Lima township- Pataskala, Columbia center, Hawkeye Pataskala (close up) Columbia (close up)

I would like to thank everyone who responded to my request for information about Licking County Newspapers. The best source I found out about is the Ohio Historical Society http://www.ohiohistory.org/ar_tools.html with lists of all of the newspapers in Ohio on microfilm. Another source is the on line obituary index of the Granville Times http://users.gurulink.com/donyoung . So far I have not found any definitive information about my gggrandfather Moses Cummins, he apparently parted the waters and went under. Cort Cort Sims, cortsims@msn.com

I am researching the following names in Orange County: ALLISON / ELLISON in Goshen, Chester and Warwick in Orange Co. -- 1725 - 1840 DAVIS in Warwick in Orange Co. ca. 1750 - 1840 Isaac ALLISON, Jr. (b.1762; d. Mar. 15, 1825 in Orange Co., NY) married Mary DAVIS on June 28, 1785 at the Baptist Church in Warwick, Orange Co., NY. Isaac fought in the Revolutionary War. In his book, THE HISTORY OF THE ALISON OR ALLISON FAMILY IN EUROPE AND AMERICA A. D. 1135 TO 1893, Leonard Allison Morrison listed eight children of Isaac, Jr. and Mary (Davis) Allison. They are: Isaac III, Sallie, Nathaniel, Samuel, Mary, Annie (my G2 grandmother), Richard and Elizabeth. Mary (Davis) Allison moved with Annie and Elizabeth's families and other Allison relatives from Orange Co., NY to near Newark in Licking, OH about 1841. Mary died in Licking County on April 19, 1843. I have been to Licking Co., OH to do research and have a picture of Mary's gravestone which states that she died in her 79th year. That would make her birth year 1764. I do not have much information about Mary DAVIS' family. In his book, Morrison said that Mary's brother was Benjamin DAVIS. I have read that Mary's father may have been Gilliam DAVIS. If anyone else is researching these families, I will be happy to share information. Mary Allison Yonan

I had sent this info to someone who had ties to it. Then decided I would share with all. Growing up in Outville, I had heard my Mom and Grandparents talk about Dr Leatherman often. Several links here about some families in the Outville area. Dr Frank P Leatherman (photo) http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/leather.jpeg short bio about Dr Leatherman http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/leather2.jpeg Excerpt about Alexander Legg and family http://ftp.annapolis.net/members/patmike/legg.jpeg Mike Salley

I had sent this info to someone who had ties to it. Then decided I would share with all. Growing up in Outville, I had heard my Mom and Grandparents talk about Dr Leatherman often. Several links here about some families in the Outville area. Dr Frank P Leatherman (photo) short bio about Dr Leatherman Excerpt about Alexander Legg and family Mike Salley

They were married in the 1880's probably. He was born in 1859 or 1860. I'd like to know the names and other info about their siblings, parents and other ancestors. She had a sister Belle. He had siblings whose names may be among the following: Carrie, Katherine, Martha and Wash(George W.?). He supposedly had a brother, given name unknown, who was killed in a Civil War battle probably in Georgia or Tenn.(Lookout Mountain?} Jack D Irwin, grandson.

The Transcribed Marriage Book for Licking County lists the marriage of: Joseph MARTIN to Allie R. HARRIS on 20 Sept 1876 by J.E. HARRIS Do you know the parents of this Joseph or any members of this Joseph's family with Allie? Or do you know Allie's parents? Do you know if Allie R. HARRIS 'went' by Rebecca? In 1998 I corresponded with Linda Fredrickson about this, but I've been unable to trace either Joseph or Allie/Rebecca. -Bill Martin Denver, CO

Stan: The Jersey, Licking Co., OH Cemetery has many Condits, including a Phebe C. Putnam 1833-1904, buried with the Condits. There are a few Noes in other graveyards, including Daniel M. and Mary, his wife in the Universalist Church Yard in Licking Co. Josephine A. Rhodes, wife of Charles is there, too. I'll give you the initials/first names of the Noes in the index. If any are your's let me know and I tell you their dates and location: C. F., Minas, Minus plus those above (D. M., Daniel M. and Mary). There's about a column just of Condits - if you want any just give me the first names.... Gloria in MD Proud to be a RootsWeb Donor Researching: BECKHAM * LEMERT * LEGG * MORAN * REID * * GARDNER * McCANN * FLEMING * VARNER * LEATHERMAN * * EVANS * FAUVER * McARTOR - all in OH, some in VA.

Hi, I'm trying to find the final resting place of Abraham (Abram) Noe Jr. and his first wife Phebe Condit. I have been informed that though, Phebe Condit died in Franklin county, She was supposedly buried at the Sylvester Williams Farm, in Jersey township, Licking county, Ohio. Does anybody know if there was a S. William's farm and were there any gravestones or a cemetery on it??? Would appreciate any information or a direction on which way to go...... Thank you, Stan Johnson

Cort- Homer [as you may already know] is the name given to the town previously named Burlington. It is about 4 miles west of Utica in Burlington Twp., Licking Co. It's roughly 20 miles north of Newark, in which cast the "Advocate" would be the paper. However, Homer is so close to the Licking/Knox County line that it's only about 10-12 miles on north to Mt Vernon in Knox County. You might try asking on the Knox County web site for the paper name up there. Best of luck. -Bill Martin Denver, CO Cort Sims wrote: > > What is the name of the newspaper that would have published obituaries of > people who died in Homer, Licking County, Ohio in the 1880s? > Cort Sims > cortsims@msn.com > > ==== 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. > > ============================== > Share your family tree with loved ones through a FREE private website at > MyFamily.com! > Get started today at http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWText1

We have a link to Rootsweb Genealogy Lessons at http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/ Click on "Rootsweb Guide to Tracing Family Trees" to read: Lesson 1 Where to begin? Lesson 2 What's in a name? Lesson 3 Using technology to dig up roots Lesson 4 Vital Records: Death, Tombstones and Cemeteries Lesson 5 Vital Records: Marriage Records and Evidence Lesson 6 Vital Records: Birth Records Lesson 7 What is the Question? Lesson 8 Misspeld Knames Lesson 9 Census Records: Soundexes, Indexes and Finding Aids Lesson 10 Exploring the SSDI (Social Security Death Index) Lesson 11 Taxing Tales Lesson 12 Creating Worthwhile Genealogies: Evidence, Sources, Documentation,and Citation ===================================================== This mailing list is for anyone with a genealogical or historical interest in this county. Our mailing list can be used to locate others researching the same surnames, so you can share and compare data. You can send a piece of e-mail to the list's address, and the list retransmits that message to everyone who is subscribed. You must be a subscriber to post to any list hosted by rootsweb If you want to unsubscribe from this list, write just the single word "unsubscribe" in the body of the message and send request to (listname)-request@rootsweb.com. (Note: "-request" must be added to subscribe or unsubscribe from list.) To search the archives for most of the RootsWeb mailing lists, current through the past day or so, go to: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl To find other Rootsweb resources, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com/ To search for (or submit) more information about this county, just add the name of this mailing list (without the -l) to the Rootsweb address above and visit the web page where you can submit queries and link to other sites of interest to this county. For example, to search/submit information about this county, visit: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlickin/ Good luck with your research! Linda

I sent this message to the forgetme not address and then realized my error. -----Original Message----- From: Kathy Sutter <ksutter@dialaccess.com> To: Forget-Me-Nots@worldnet.att.net <Forget-Me-Nots@worldnet.att.net> Date: Wednesday, September 01, 1999 8:52 PM Subject: Re: Larimore >Hi Theresa, > I have just recently learned that I may be connected to an Elizabeth >Larimore who married a John Williams. Do you know any of the names for >Thomas Larimore's children besides your Samuel? Sorry I can't be of any >help to your quest . >Thanks in advance for any insight, Kathy ksutter@dialaccess.com > >

What is the name of the newspaper that would have published obituaries of people who died in Homer, Licking County, Ohio in the 1880s? Cort Sims cortsims@msn.com

There was an important stage coach stop, inn and tavern at Brownsville in the 1800's. A hotel, I suppose on the site of the original stagecoach stop was owned and operated by Homer and Ruth Orr. Ruth's sister, Nella and her husband Lawrence Zwayer, lived at their grocery store across Route 40. Question - when did the last stagecoach stop at the inn? An estimate or guess would be helpful. When was the National Pike first paved - that is when was the dirt road made into an all weather road? All comments appreciated. Congratulations to Licking County OGS and others for creating an interesting Licking County presence on the net. It is what I would have expected from that hard working bunch. Regards Hal

Hello, My name is Theresa Lindamood and I am new to the list. I am researching the Larimore family in Licking Ohio. My great, great grandfather Charles Melville Larimore was born there about 1868. His parents were Samuel Gilmore/Gilmer Larimore and Rose Buxton. Samuel was the son of Thomas Patton Larimore and his first wife Eleanore. I am seeking any information I can find on this family and interested in talking to anyone else who is researching the Larimore family as well. I have next to nothing on Rose Buxton. Thank you. Theresa Forget-Me-Nots Independent Scrapbooking Consultant, Specializing in Heritage Albums and Family History Other Classes and Individual Instruction offered Forget-Me-Nots@worldnet.att.net