Andy, Type Cemetery in KEYWORD. It should take you to a site where you can select which country, which state, which locality. Patricia

We are looking for the Catholic cemetery in or around Newark, OH where my wife's mother is probably buried. Her name was Bernice Katherine Mitchell (maiden name Flanigan) and she died 31 October 1949. Would anyone know which cemeteries we might want to check? She would have had a Catholic burial. We will be in the area mid-August and would really like to find her grave if possible.... Many thanks. andy

Some of the Licking County families moved from there to McLean County, Illinois (my NEIGHBARGER family did). My gg-grandfather SPAWR may also have gone from McLean Co. to Licking Co. in the 1850s and married my gg-grandmother before her whole family moved to McLean. I know that at least one person on the McLean County e-mail list is researching MOATS. You could search the McLean Co. list archives to find whomever it is. There is a Web site at http://members.aol.com/rehfla/elihalsey/mclean1840.htm that has an index to the 1840 McLean County census. There are two MOATS heads of households in it (Jacob and Henry). Hope this helps! Laurel Busch Reno, Nevada, USA lsbusch@accutek.com <"> -----Original Message----- <"> From: Robert Hunt [mailto:rhuntlila@worldnet.att.net] <"> While searching for the William & Mary Johnson family in the <"> Eden Township, Licking County, Ohio, 1860 and 1870 Federal <"> Census, we found them living near, and with Moats and Jewell <"> families. Anyone doing research on these last two families? <"> The 1870 census shows Mary Johnson living with her son-in-law <"> and daughter, James and Margaret Moats and two children. Anyone <"> have any information about these families? Thanks in advance <"> for your help. <"> <"> Lila L. Johnson Hunt <"> Littleton, CO

Hello Licking County, Ohio. While searching for the William & Mary Johnson family in the Eden Township, Licking County, Ohio, 1860 and 1870 Federal Census, we found them living near, and with Moats and Jewell families. Anyone doing research on these last two families? The 1870 census shows Mary Johnson living with her son-in-law and daughter, James and Margaret Moats and two children. Anyone have any information about these families? Thanks in advance for your help. Lila L. Johnson Hunt Littleton, CO

Hello Licking County, Ohio. While searching for the William & Mary Johnson family in the Eden Township, Licking County, Ohio, 1860 and 1870 Federal Census, we found them living near, and with Moats and Jewell families. Anyone doing research on these last two families? The 1870 census shows Mary Johnson living with her son-in-law and daughter, James and Margaret Moats and two children. Anyone have any information about these families? Thanks in advance for your help. Lila L. Johnson Hunt Littleton, CO

I am looking for information regarding Jesse Drake, son of David Drake and Mary Melick, who married Mary Patterson. Who are Mary's parents?

Hi Jack Lewis, Eliza Jane Armentrout is a relative of mine. She was born Elisa Jane Reynard @ 1850 in Shenandoah Co., Va. She was the eldest of eight children born to Elanson Reynard and Nancy McInturf, also of Shenandoah Co. Va. Elanson is my gg-grandfather. I am so excited, I have put in queries on the Reynards and this is the first time I have seen the name mentioned by someone other than my self. Matter of fact when I was reading the query I was saying to myself,"when did I post this?" I am willing to share all that I have on this family, what do you need???

Hello Everyone, I am looking for information related to my 3rd Great Grandfather on my mother's side, Dr. Tracy Scott. I know that he was the son of Obadiah and Thankful Scott, took care of the poor and was made guardian of some of his siblings. Does anyone have other information related to him? If he was a medical doctor, where he was educated and perhaps a obituary? 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

I have Eliza Jane REYNARD b. 26 Sep 1849 mar. Ezra Cyranius ARMENTROUT b. 7 Jan 1850, on 4 Sep 1873. Looking for connections to her family, and ancestors. Will share info. Jack Lewis jlewis@email.bigsky.net

In keeping with the request of Linda Montanaro, list owner, that the Licking County Genealogical Society's Computer Interest Group post the topics of discussion at their monthly meetings, the items of discussion are listed below. The Computer Interest Group of the Licking County Genealogical Society met on a very hot Sunday afternoon in Central Ohio on July 18th at 2:00 p.m. in the air-conditioned LCGS Library with 11 attendees. Computer Chairperson, Ron Trager led the roundtable discussion. Topics of Discussion 1. Ron noted that the LCGS Web Site has a new address at http://newark.lib.oh.us/pub_lcgs_web/index.html 2. One of the members had inadvertently lost the History, Mail, etc. buttons on their Microsoft Internet Explorer. These buttons can be toggled on or off by going to the "View" menu, selecting "Toolbars", and clicking on "Standard Buttons". 3. A brief discussion of electrical interference between a members computer and a wireless doorbell was held. 4. Another members was having a problem with multiple copy printing on two printers. Since she didn't have internet access to go to the printer manufacturer's web site, it was suggested that she call the technical support number. Quite often problems can be solved by visiting the manufacturer's web site which may contain patches to fix problems, newer drivers, a frequently asked questions (FAQ) area or an e-mail link to technical support. 5. Local Internet Providers was also discussed for those looking for internet access. 6. A member reported on bugs in Windows98 second edition. 7. A member noted that the National Parks Service has a web site listing books available at the Eastern National Bookstore at http://www.nps.gov/cowp/eastern2.htm 8. As a sidelight to the discussion on the National Parks Service, other discussions about Civil War burials in Shenandoah County, VA and the fact that Andersonville, GA has a card file of prisoners at that Confederate Prison site. Sites to visit: http://www.geocities.com/~methenyd/ander.html http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/5456/anderson.htm http://www.nps.gov/ande/ 9. A discussion was held on the difficulty of using a library for genealogical research when that library uses the Dewey Decimal System of Cataloging. Also discussed was Courthouse research and how the rules and access to the records can vary from one county to another. 10. Computer Chair and LCGS President, Ron Trager, noted that the inventory was near completion for the future move into the new Newark Public Library when it is completed. 11. Ron also announced the upcoming meeting of the Licking County Computer Society with a \ presentation on Lexmark Printers. Other past programs of LCCS was discussed. Site to visit: http://lccs.nextek.net/ 12. Ron noted that when LCGS consolidates with the Newark Public Library system, that LCGS will, most likely, have a separate region on the Newark Public Library's website similiar to a branch library. Site to visit: http://newark.lib.oh.us 13. A member asked why when she entered a date in the early 1700's in the program Family Tree Maker, it automatically came out as a double year date. Another member explained that two different calendars were in use at the time. Sites to see: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/dates.html http://members.aol.com/dearmyrtle/beg5.htm http://www.wmn.net/rowleytw/dating.html 14. A discussion on e-mail was held and it was noted that the recipient doesn't always see the e-mail address of the sender depending on the browser and e-mail provider's software. 15. The hasty release of software to the public without being thoroughly tested for bugs was discussed. 16. A member asked about the reliability of published sources for genealogy specifically in regard to Descendants of the Mayflower passengers. Sites to visit: http://www.cyndislist.com/myths.htm http://members.aol.com/calebj/mayflower.html http://members.aol.com/pilgrimsma/ http://www.mayflowersociety.com/ http://www.mayflower.org/index.html 17. A discussion ensued about the IGI (International Genealogical Index) and the LDS Family History Centers in Zanesville, OH and Reynoldsburg, OH. Sites to visit: http://www.cyndislist.com/lds.htm http://www.lds.org/en/2_Welcome_to_the_FHC/Welcome_to_the_FHC.html http://www.genhomepage.com/FHC/fhc.html 18. Opinions were sought from those who had downloaded the new Windows version of PAF 4.0. Site to visit: http://www.familysearch.org/OtherResources/Other_Resources.asp 19. A member stated that she had mentioned in one of the GenForums that LCGS has the Green Tree book has for sale. Site to visit: http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/ or http://genforum.genealogy.com/ http://newark.lib.oh.us/pub_lcgs_web/lcgspub.htm Below is an ad that I posted to the OHLICKIN-L list a few months ago. Apple supply of the book is still available. Announcement ...... Item For Sale: The Licking County Genealogical Society has been given the remaining stock of THE GREEN TREE hard back book written and published by Robert M. Green in 1978. These are offered for sale. Book includes Regnal GREEN and related families of BUTT, KASSON, LAKE, WILLISON, WILLIAMSON, VAN FOSSEN plus many others. Cost: $12.00 + $3.00 postage + $0.72 Sales Tax for Ohio orders. Note: Ohio residents must include the $0.72 for Ohio Sales Tax. Order from and make payment to: The Licking County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 4037 Newark, OH 43058-4037 -- Bill Johns, member of Licking County (Ohio) Genealogical Society, Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society. Visit the Licking County Genealogical Society Web Site at: http://newark.lib.oh.us/pub_lcgs_web/index.html, E-Mail: lcgs1@juno.com Visit the Licking County USGenWeb site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlickin/ Visit my Home Page at: http://pages.prodigy.net/billjohns/index.htm and also at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/h/William-A-Johns/index.html

Hi, Looking for information on three brothers, Michael, Adam and John MYERS, who left Licking County between 1830-1840 for Union County, where they resided at Dover Twp. I am descended from John MYERS, who married Hannah WINN, probably at Licking County right before moving to Union Co. Does anyone have information on the parents or siblings of John MYERS and Hannah WINN? John MYERS was born March 1, 1812. Hannah WINN was born June 4, 1812, probably at Ross County. I have more info on my Myers' line at my web site, listed below. Thanks, Dee Kelly -- Rich and Dee Kelly Please visit our web site at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/8164/

I'm going to be visiting Licking for only about a day to do research on dead relatives. I'll be looking for information about William Sellers and his family, who I believe arrived from PA in about 1810, farmed there (perhaps in Johnstown Twp.) until the mid-1820's and then moved on to Delaware Co. What sources, other than the LCGS library, should I visiting? Also, I be looking for descendants of Winfield S. Patton (b. 1851) and Lydia Eleanor Sellers (b. 1851). I believe they lived in Granville. John Sellers Researching: Downing, Fullerton, Harbour, Mottie, Patton, Prosser, Purdue, Reynolds, Sellers, Wells, Wood

Thought solicitations were not allowed on these lists? Patricia

Ron Donnell wrote: > Is there still interest in these DGN files? I found some software that > may be helpful -- > > http://www.bluemarblegeo.com/products.asp?id=5 I tried this and it works. This program modifies Windows Explorer to let you view DGN files in Windows. It also lets to transform the files into more easily accessible CAD files such as DWG files. I found a free download of TurboCAD at http://www.solutioncity.com which will read the DWG files. (The downloads take about 20 minutes each with a 56K modem running V.90.) > > Does someone have a township map of Licking County that they could email > > me. I can open graphics etc. Thanks so much! Rickie Bennett Longfellow > > Can anyone transform these into a gif or jpg or something we can use? The problem with the maps seems to be that they are designed for county road designation. The chow the county, townships, and a number of major landmarks, such as airports, cities, roads and city streets. There are very few labels. For instance, there are no street names. And the maps are as of 1994. IMHO, I expect that the GNIS and Tiger maps are more useful for finding things today and finding things in 1850 will need different maps altogether. Best to try Cyndi's List and look at the Maps section. -- John Middleton, Leawood, Kansas Middleton, SCT>Liverpool, Eng>Chicago, IL, 1800-1920; Neely, IRL>PA, 1759-1900; Chid(d)ester, WV>OH, 1800-1900; Som(m)erville, Grasmere, Eng, 1700-1850 Web Page: http://www.planetkc.com/jmcpa -- Unbuttoned Press - Genealogy Publishing

Is there still interest in these DGN files? I found some software that may be helpful -- http://www.bluemarblegeo.com/products.asp?id=5 Haven't tried it yet -- it will take a while to download.... Ron Donnell > > Does someone have a township map of Licking County that they could email > me. > > I can open graphics etc. Thanks so much! Rickie Bennett Longfellow > > > > If you can use files in the DGN format (Bentley Systems' MicroStation, a CADD > software package) county maps are available on the internet at > <A HREF="http://www.dot.state.oh.us/map1/">Ohio County Maps</A> http://www.dot.state.oh.us/map1/) > > Can anyone transform these into a gif or jpg or something we can use?

I'm researching the SAMPLE family that came from Licking Co.OH. LEE Notices: HURON CO.NORTH FAIRFIELD,OHIO - MUSEUM NEEDS REPAIRS BADLY OR WE WILL BE FORCE TO CLOSE. YOUR DONATIONS ARE GREATLY NEEDED! SEND TO: NORTH FAIRFIELD FIRELANDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY 865 Townline RD 131 East North Fairfield,OHIO 44855 ATT:MUSEUM REPAIRS Hours: Open Every Sunday from 2 - 4 pm from June to Oct. JAY & LEE - OHIO E-Mail us at: reilly@accnorwalk.com

hello listers, I might like to add to this message. i had Licking Co Brooks that went to CLAYTON CO AND FAYETTE CO IOWA also TO WISCONSIN and to WOOD CO> Some more places to check maybe. Maxine Wilton mmwaw@sprynet.com -----Original Message----- From: Marguerite Crist Calvin <cristcalvin@ohiohills.com> To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com <OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 15, 2000 7:19 AM Subject: [OHLICKIN] Lost Licking co people Just thought I'd remind those looking for 'lost' families, that a good many of these people went to Putnam co, Allen co area (and spread out). Hancock co also. When I was working in Putnam co (still doing newspaper abstracts), the names are obvious. Also there was a Licking co picnic every year in Leipsic, Ohio, until I think shortly before WW 2. Maybe this will give someone a clue. Margaret Calvin. ============================== Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. http://pml.rootsweb.com/ Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

Hello, I am searching (and have info to share) on the surnames above. Please email me at: RickieBlas@aol.com or Nidox@netwalk.com Thank you, Rickie Bennett Longfellow

I have come across the following Parker information, supplied to me by a cousin. The research was done by another cousin, Odessa Robbins, 1989. I would like to share it and see if anyone is part of this family. I will make it more brief than her article. After making some preparations, he returned and brought his family in 1803. He died about 3 weeks later. I feel he could have been from PA or VA, if not originally from Wheeling. The following are his children but additional descendants are only from our line, Thomas Braddock Parker, as I have entered them in my program. IF you think you may connect and want me to list the descendants that I have of generation 2, let me know. The children of William and Ruth McVey Parker were born and raised in Mary Ann Twp., Licking Co., Ohio. Carolyn (Anderson) Clark Descendant Chart McKean Twp. Parkers - -------------------------------------------------------- 1-Unknown PARKER born: chr: died: about 1803 in McKean Twp, Licking Co., Ohio? buried: sp: Unknown Unknown born: Abt 1767 chr: died: Aft 1803, McKean Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA buried: marr: Abt 1787 | -------2-Thomas Braddock PARKER born: 10 Apr 1797, Virginia, USA chr: died: 15 Oct 1883, Licking Co., OH, USA buried: | sp: Mary Jane THRALL born: 17 Apr 1801 chr: died: 15 Oct 1883, Licking Co., OH, USA buried: marr: 29 Apr 1819, Licking Co., OH, USA parents: | | -------3-William H. PARKER born: Dec 1821, Virginia chr: died: 1906, OH, USA buried: | | sp: Ruth McVAY born: 1823 chr: died: 1881 buried: marr: Abt 1842, OH, USA parents: | | | -------4-Rebecca PARKER born: 1866, Mary Ann Twp. Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | | | sp: Unknown | | | | -------5-Nellie PARKER born: 12 Apr 1886, Mary Ann Twp, Licking, OH, USA chr: died: 30 Oct 1924, Fallsbury Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA buried: | | | | sp: Amos A. DAVIS born: 27 Mar 1867, Eden Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: 15 Jul 1928, Knox, OH, USA buried: marr: Abt 1907, To Nellie Parker, , USA parents: James A. DAVIS and Emma CLAYPOOL | | | |-------5-Clara PARKER born: Abt 1888, Mary Ann Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | | | | sp: Unknown CAYTON born: chr: died: buried: parents: | | | |-------5-Unknown PARKER born: Abt 1889, Mary Ann Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: Died young, Mary Ann Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA buried: | | |-------4-Thaddeus PARKER born: 1844, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-Zacheriah PARKER born: 1849, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-Catherine PARKER born: 1851, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-John PARKER born: 1852, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-William B. PARKER born: Apr 1855, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-Farlan PARKER born: 1857, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-Levi PARKER born: 1857, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-Felix PARKER born: Apr 1860, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-Frank PARKER born: 1863, Virginia chr: died: buried: | | |-------4-Ella J. PARKER born: 1868, Virginia chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Son2 PARKER born: 1822, Newark, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Son3 PARKER born: 1824, Newark, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Rebecca PARKER born: 1826, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Mary PARKER born: 1827, Newark, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Nathan PARKER born: 1829, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Richard PARKER born: 1832, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Sarah PARKER born: 1833, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Jane PARKER born: 1836, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: | |-------3-Thaddeus PARKER born: 1839, Licking Co., OH, USA chr: died: buried: |-------2-John D. PARKER born: 5 May 1788, Virginia, USA chr: died: 2 Jun 1867, McKean Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA buried: | sp: Jane D. WILLIAMS born: 17 Apr 1795, PA, USA chr: died: 30 Oct 1873, McKean Twp., Licking Co., OH, USA buried: marr: 29 Oct 1812, Licking Co., OH, USA parents: |-------2-Jane PARKER born: Abt 1790, VA, USA chr: died: buried: |-------2-Martin PARKER born: Abt 1792, VA, USA chr: died: buried: |-------2-Nathan PARKER born: Abt 1794, VA, USA chr: died: buried: |-------2-Diana PARKER born: Abt 1800, VA, USA chr: died: buried: Carolyn (Anderson) Clark in central Ohio 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

I wonder if anyone on this list is researching Davis or Clark in the early 1800's here in Licking County or surrounds? Both of these are brick walls for me. If anyone is aware of URL's for anyone researching these? Carolyn (Anderson) Clark 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