Can anyone help him? -----Original Message----- From: Bravo12345@aol.com <Bravo12345@aol.com> To: mlinda@email.com <mlinda@email.com> Date: Monday, August 09, 1999 8:53 PM Subject: (no subject) > please help me find the death notice for elsie evelyn allberry who pasted >away in 1953 in columbus hospital who lived in newark ohio > > thank you > > robert allberry > > bravo12345@aol.com > > >

08/09/99 Have you heard of this individual; Or a member of his family?? BAILEY KENDALL / Kendle / Kindal born about 1795. Lived in Fauquier Ccounty, Virginia until approximately 1846; Then he & family disappear! Does anyone know of a Bailey Kendall living IN ANY STATE, with a seemingly unrelated family (like a son-in-law) in the 1850, or later, time frame? All responses greatly appreciated!!! Thanks, Tom in N. C. fflat@worldnet.att.net

Samuel PERKINS wed Susan DRIPS on 26 July, 1827 in Licking Co Ohio (Their parents are unknown) Samuel & Susan PERKINS had at least one child : Sarah Jane PERKINS b 11-06-1828 in Licking Co Ohio, she married a James E GLANCEY on 12-10-1849 in Knox Co Ohio. Are any of these names familiar to anyone ? Thanks Rochelle

Hi, Just a reminder of our meeting Sunday Aug 15 at 2:00pm at the library. We will be viewing a video, "Opening New Windows On The World", an introduction to computers and the internet for seniors. Please reply with a "Yes" or "No" if you can be there. Thanks Ron Trager rontrager@prodigy.net Licking County (Ohio) Genealogical Society Computer Chairman Please visit the Licking County Genealogical Society Web Site at: http://newark.lib.oh.us/pub_lcgs_web/index.html, E-Mail: lcgs1@juno.com

I would like information on the George Washington GLICK(1811-1869) and Rosalla (COFFMAN) GLICK(1818-1891) family. In 1850 George was Sup. of the Poor and Insane Inst. in Licking County. His parents were Michael and Ester GLICK and her parents were Daniel COFFMAN and Sarah CALDWELL. Their children where Eleanor, Silas, Julius, William, Ananda, Sarah, Ester, Julia, Alexander, Celia, Harriet, Laura, Mary. Ellmar

>Reply-To: <sue@kaiconsulting.com> >From: "Sue Koller" <sue@kaiconsulting.com> >To: <bowman2@midwest.net> >Subject: Samuel Bowman >Date: Fri, 6 Aug 1999 15:23:19 -0600 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook 8.5, Build 4.71.2173.0 >X-Mimeole: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 >Importance: Normal > >Hi >Back in may you sent out a message to Ohio Licking Co, board. you were >asking about exchanging info. on Samuel Bowman. Do you happen to know any >more about this Samuel? I too have a Samuel Bowman, who was probably born in >Rockingham Co., VA. He is related to my Shaver line and this family >eventually left VA for Licking County. I don't have any other information on >my Samuel but that his father was Joe Bowman, and would love to connect him >to a wife, etc.. If you think that these Samuel's might be the same please >let me know and we can exchange other information. >Thanks for any help. >Sue K. > Hello Sue: If your Samuel's father was for certain Joe, he is not the one I am researching. My Samuel's father was James Robert Bowman and his mother was Ann (Graves) Bowman. Do you know his approximate birthdate,siblings,or any other info? I have collected several Bowman family historys with Samuel Bowman in them which I would be willing to check out for you. I am sorry there is no connection. I would very much like to find someone else working on my line. Good Luck With Your Search! Jim >

Does anyone have any information concerning the family of Marquis Hull who was born in Licking Co. Ohio Feb 14, 1827? How would I get his birth certificate? Ruth

Hello, I'm looking for information on Christiana Dickerson, dau of Vachel and Siddy Dickerson, who married William A. Beem. William died in 1850. That year's census shows Christiana living in Vachel's household. I lose her after that, but believe she may have married a Ball. Does anyone have access to Licking marriage records that could look this up for me? Also need the same family looked up in the 1860 census. William and Christiana's children included William H., Elbridge, and Lewis C. Are there any Ball households with any of these kids residing in it, or a Christiana Ball listed as the wife? Thanks, Marceline Beem marceline@mindspring.com

Hello! Anyone out there have any info on the Manley family from licking Co.? I know that he married Kate Rostorfer 1/28/1884. Thanks in advance. Monica MWOODWOR@GCFN.ORG

-----Original Message----- From: Robert Schuster <anamal@worldnet.att.net> To: ohlickin-d-request@rootsweb.com <ohlickin-d-request@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, August 01, 1999 8:55 PM Subject: pincott >looking for information on Pincotts they are in the 1850,1860 US Census >but cant find them after. looking for church or property to get other >information > >

For many years I have been stymied by the Licking County, Ohio courthouse fire. My great grandfather was born between 1818 and 1824 in Fairfield or Licking County. His father was either James Wiseley who died prior to April 11, 1835, in Licking County, or George Wiseley who died prior to May 30, 1839, leaving a will in Licking County. The Wiseley's were early residents of Fairfield County settling in Greenfield and Bloom Twp between 1800 and 1805. The George that died in 1839 was married to Elizabeth Green in Fairfield County in 1809. The 3 or 4 different Wiseley families lived in the vicinity of Buckeye Lake, with both James and George living on the north side close to what is now Millersport. George was listed in the 1830 Union Twp, Licking County census, and his widow, Elizabeth was still there in 1840. Surely there is some way to retrieve information when the courthouse has burned. I once saw a reference to the estate of George Wisely on page 23 of Book #238. The executor was Allen Wisely(Wisley) and the date was May 30, 1839. I know there would also have been entries in the Orphan's Court for both James and George. I have never been able to retrieve any help from the Licking County Courthouse. Were there any newpapers that I might be able to retrieve on microfiche? Any help or direction would be appreciated. Best regards, Charles W. Wiseley wiseleycha@aol.com

I am looking for further information or fellow researchers on any of the following individuals, all of whom are buried in the Old Colony Burial Ground in Granville, Licking Co., OH: Elizabeth INGHAM (nee GRAVES) born 1 Mar 1769 died 6 July 1850 wife of Thomas INGHAM Enoch GRAVES born 13 Sep 1766 died 13 April 1836 was an original settler of Granville Captain Josiah GRAVES born ca 1773 died 5 July 1838 husband of Hannah Reuben GRAVES born ca 1735 died 22 Aug 1824 husband of Susanna Roswell GRAVES born ca 1757 died 20 Dec 1850 husband of Hannah I suspect that Reuben and Susanna GRAVES were the parents of the other four, but have been unable to verify or disprove this. Any help that you could provide is greatly appreciated. Thanks--Tim Dawe

Added to my post las evening. Alice Hagerty, du of Thomas Hagerty, and sister of Larenzo Hagerty the noted Judge, married J V Smith of Jefferson Cnty. Alice lived in Jefferson Cnty, but I am trying to get more info on Thomas and his family fr Licking Cnty (horse farm). Thank you, Sites below are not complete, but shows Colonal and Royal Ancestors to Ohio. "Remembering Those Who Served" Sgt Mike, US Army Ret Vet http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN and http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION

Researching Thomas Hagerty b c1813, dau Alice b c1844 =m= John V Smith c1875. Thomas had noted son, br to Alice, Larenzo, a "Fed. Commissioner", lawer, etc. Family had Horse farm in Licking Cnty. Thomas was my 2d Great Grandfather. The web-site listed below is not complete, but will show Hagerty and Smith connects in the near future. Take a peek. "Remembering Those Who Served" Sgt Mike, US Army Ret Vet http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN and http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION

My Great Great Grandfather, Clarence Fuller Scott, was in 150th Ohio Infantry Regiment during the Civil War and I am wondering if anyone from this ListServ knows if that unit from the Licking County area or if they have more information about that area of Ohio during the Civil War. Thanks. Mark S. Ellis R.T. (R), (MR), (CT) ProView Functional Analyst Cerner Corporation 2800 Rockcreek Parkway Kansas City, MO 64117 Phone 816.201.3527 Fax 816.936.9527 email mellis@cerner.com

Hi Mark~ Some of my ancestors served from Ohio in the Civil War and I've found a few web sites that are very helpful: Ohio in the Civil War http://www.infinet.com/~lstevens/a/civil.html The American Civil War http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/warweb.html Hope they help~ Laurie Bellingham, WA

Hello all. Been reading you're postings for some time now, but now starting to take part. I have been researching the Fowler family for some time now. Have info. back 6 generations before myself. John Fowler left Maryland around 1812 and moved to Granville area. I found them again in 1830 in Burlington Township, Licking county. He was my great times 4 grandfather. His son, also John Fowler, moved to Shelby county Ohio, and died 1869. His son Benjamine, was brought back to Licking county, near Johnstown. His son Howard Fowler lived in Croton, Ohio. His daughter Martha is my mother. Most of these are buried in Tuller cemetery, on Rt. 62, just west ot Johnstown; now 4 generations there. If anyone can help me find when my great times 4 grand parents died; and where, i'd surely be happy. I believe his wife was Mary Huff. Not the one from an eastern Ohio county. Burlington town may now be Homer? They lived there 1830. Found no records since. Courthouse fire? thanks Larry E. Reichle n8gc ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

Hi, I would like to contact any person who is descended from, or has information about: William Sellers, b. abt. 1790, in PA, lived in Licking abt. 1810-1825 Sarah "Sally" Purdue Sellers, b. abt. 1790, in PA, wife of William Sellers Ann Eleanor Downing, b. 1778, Farquier, VA, second wife of William Sellers Daniel M. Sellers, b. 1811 in Licking, son of William Sellers Mary Ann Prosser Sellers, b. 1823 in PA, wife of Daniel M. Sellers John Henry Sellers, b. 1821 in Licking, son of William Sellers Lydia Eleanor Sellers Patton, b. 1851 in Highland, OH, daughter of John Henry Sellers, wife of Winfield S. Patton Winfield S. Patton, b. 1851, resided in Granville Thanks, John Sellers

To everyone A good point was made, the past tense was unintended. The township houses ARE used...............etc. Mike "patmike" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ fallsburg1 wrote: > I agree with Pat, except for the past tense. In my neck of the > woods those things still apply and to many townships here. We > even still have the dirt roads (gravel actually) but can't afford > oil! > > Records available can vary a lot depending on the past (and > present) Clerks and cemetery sextons. It doesn't hurt to ask. > One important unaddressed issue. ALL the records are public and > the person in charge must make them available. CJC > > Proud member of Rootsweb! Join Now! > > SURNAMES: Anderson, Light, Flack, Zicafoose, Hull, Lance, > Hedrick, Tuckwiller, Persinger, Kimberlin, Humphries, Grissee, > Stickleman ,Fink (Old Augusta, Greenbrier Co.(W)Va area); > Baughman, Billman, Hoadley, Kerns, Ravenscroft, Clark, Davis, > Westlake, Parker, Flenner, Yantis, Yantes, Curtis, Dunlap, > Claypool, Coffinberry/Kaufenbaerger, Kniseley, Elliott, Grimm, > Riffe (Ohio, through Md.Va. Pa.) > > View the will of Peter Light Anderson, born 1785, died 1861 > or the Greenbrier Co. (W)Va. Anderson Family biography > or the Greenbrier Co. (W)Va. Lipps Family biography > http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/wv/greenbri.htm > Then scroll to desired subject > > ==== 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. > > ============================== > 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

To everyone A good point was made, the past tense was unintended. The township houses ARE used...............etc. Mike