-----Original Message----- SEE BELOW >Hi Vicky! > >I have a Painter or two, children of John W., 1805-1857 and Margaret M. Sperry >1808-1870, both buried in Fallsburg Cem., Fallsburg Twp., Licking Co., OH. >They had the following children: Adda A., Amanda C., Enoch A. and Jesse A. >Amanda m. Noah H, Tilton, my 2Cousin, 2R. I have some dates for the children >but no descendents. Hope this helps a little! > >Gloria in MD > >Researching: BECKHAM * LEMERT * LEGG * MORAN * REID * GARDNER * McCANN * >FLEMING * VARNER * LEATHERMAN * EVANS * FAUVER - all in OH, some in VA. > I may be able to help out with descendants as I have Fallsbury Township census in a database. Just give me details of who (whom?0 to look for. Carolyn>

Hi Vicky! I have a Painter or two, children of John W., 1805-1857 and Margaret M. Sperry 1808-1870, both buried in Fallsburg Cem., Fallsburg Twp., Licking Co., OH. They had the following children: Adda A., Amanda C., Enoch A. and Jesse A. Amanda m. Noah H, Tilton, my 2Cousin, 2R. I have some dates for the children but no descendents. Hope this helps a little! Gloria in MD Researching: BECKHAM * LEMERT * LEGG * MORAN * REID * GARDNER * McCANN * FLEMING * VARNER * LEATHERMAN * EVANS * FAUVER - all in OH, some in VA.

--WebTV-Mail-1945524271-374 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Hi, I do not recognize your names but, I think you are probably right in your thinking regarding the migration patterns. My family originated in Shenandoah co. and show up in Licking and Knox co. about 1830. They also went on from there to Indiana. I wish you luck in your search. You might want to contact the Ohio Genealogy Society, they were of great help to me. Beverly Bishop OGS website http://www.ogs.org --WebTV-Mail-1945524271-374 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-102.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.92) by postoffice-101.iap.bryant.webtv.net; Thu, 11 Mar 1999 00:20:55 -0800 (PST) Return-Path: <OHLICKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by mailsorter-102.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8/ms.graham.14Aug97) with ESMTP id AAA17964; Thu, 11 Mar 1999 00:20:54 -0800 (PST) From: OHLICKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id AAA00911; Thu, 11 Mar 1999 00:20:12 -0800 (PST) Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 00:20:12 -0800 (PST) Message-Id: <199903110820.AAA00911@bl-11.rootsweb.com> Subject: OHLICKIN-D Digest V99 #43 X-Loop: OHLICKIN-D@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <OHLICKIN-D@rootsweb.com> archive/volume99/43 Precedence: list MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="----------------------------" To: OHLICKIN-D@rootsweb.com Reply-To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com - ---------------------------- Content-Type: text/plain OHLICKIN-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 43 Today's Topics: #1 HOUSDEN early 1800's [dvicky@primenet.com (Vicky Drake)] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from OHLICKIN-D, send a message to OHLICKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________ - ----------------------------

I'm grasping at straws here, but I'm at a point where I will try anything. My ggggrandfather Edmon/Edward HOUSDEN was born in Shenandoah (now Page County, Virginia) in 1790. He is mentioned in his father's will in 1800. AND THEN HE DISAPPEARS! I pick him up again in 1830 in Delaware County, Indiana (now Grant County) and can chase him foreward to me without problem. I have recently found some information that makes me think that he may have gone to Ohio at sometime during his 30 years of hiding. As I have looked at two of his other children in Indiana I find that they have spouses who were all born in Ohio. In fact in the 1880 census one of the children says that her mother (Cassandra, wife of Edward) was born in Ohio. In the 1870 Grant County, Indiana Census I find surnames (Jenkins and Judy) that are related to my Housden family in Virginia. These Jenkins and Judy's are all born in Ohio. A distant cousin who is the president of the Page County, Virginia historical society and is pretty knowledgable about the long ago going ons of the county contends that a large number of Page County residents migrated to Clark and Champaign counties Ohio fairly early in the 1800's. The folks in Clark and Champaign Counties also think there was a migration to Licking County. All of that said does anyone on the list recognize any of these surnames: HOUSDEN, JUDY, JENKINS, PETEFISH, ALGER, DOVAL, CUBBAGE, KITE, GRIFFITH, LUCAS, NAUMAN, PAINTER, PENCE, SHORT, GEORGE, SEEKFORD, STRICKLER. Not all of these names are directly related to me but they are Shenandoah/ Page County Virginia names that may have migrated into Licking, Clark and Champaign Counties. I'm more than happy to share the rather copious information that I have on the Housdens. Vicky Drake dvicky@primenet.com

"The Granville Times" was published weekly in Granville, OH from 1880 to 1941. It carried death notices and obituaries not only for residents of Granville but for many others in and around Licking County. An index to these death notices and obits published from 1901 to 1941 can be found on line at http://users.gurulink.com/donyoung. This link is on the Licking County GenWeb page also. I hope to complete the 1880 to 1900 section of the index within a few weeks. Please be patient. Don Young

I looked in my "Site Finder" program for your Hayden's Corner and came up with nothing. However there are five mentions of a Hayden in next door Franklin Co. They are all listed with the same latitude and longitude so are the same place. The place is Hayden now and is NW of Columbus. It was known as Bronsons, Bronsons Station, Brunstons, West Hayden and now Hayden. Hayden Road and Hayden Run go east from there to the Scioto River and the road picks up on the other side, but I soon loose it before it gets to Licking Co. A slim clue to be sure, especially since Licking Co. was formed before 1830 and was not taken from that part of Franklin Co. Ben Whitney

I was doing a search on a family surname and ran across the following information on a Licking County "native son." He was also the favorite uncle of my great grandmother. We have several postcards from him into the 1910s. This was found in a transcribed county history of Thayer Couny, Nebraska, town of Davenport. G.W. later moved to Geneva, Nebraska. Here's the complete text of the section. If anyone is related, please contact me: GEORGE W. BEARNES, general merchant, was born in Licking County, Ohio, February 19, 1842, and was reared on a farm in Poweshiek County, Iowa. He enlisted August 9, 1862, in the Twenty-eighth Iowa Infantry, serving three years. In 1866, he went to Linn County, Mo., and was for three years engaged in the livery business. He came to Nebraska in August, 1869, and for eighteen months engaged in the livery business at Brownville, Nemaha County, with George S. Phillips; then in the same business in Falls City for eighteen months, and nine months after that period also carried on a hardware business. In 1873, he removed to Nuckolls County and erected a mill, in company with John Schuyler, and shortly afterward moved it to the Blue River, south of Edgar, where they ran it until November, 1879. Mr. Bearnes then sold out his interest and came to Davenport, Thayer County, and in the following February engaged in this business. He carries a fine stock and is popular and enterprising. He owns a one-half interest in the elevator here, and is also engaged in dealing in live stock. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= I've been losing one-half pound per day! Find out how! http://www.cyberhighway.net/~kwday/slendern.htm =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

Hi all... In the 1830's an ancestor is said to have been born in Hayden's Corner, Licking County OH. The state historian says there was never such a place. Is it possible that Hayden's Corner might have been an informal name for a neighborhood site? If that's the case, is there anyone on the list familiar enough with Licking county that you'd be able to enlighten me about such a place? Any help on this matter will be most appreciated. Thanks! Carol Jo

I am researching the Boucher family that settled in Licking Co. in the early 1800s. I sent a look-up request several weeks ago to the "probate file book" volunteer listed on the Licking Co. webpage, but have not heard from them. Is there someone one this list who has access to the probate file listings? I am looking for a probate file that lists Boucher as the surname, given name unknown. I am hoping it will tell me the name of the father of Jacob, Nancy and Joseph Boucher. There may also have been another brother named John Boucher. Jacob was born 22 Sep 1796, Nancy was born in 1800, and Joseph Boucher was born about 1805. John may have been older than Jacob as he served in the War of 1812, after the family had moved to Ohio. Jacob and Nancy were supposedly born in Maryland, and Joseph in Pennsylvania. Nancy married John Barrick on 5 Jul 1815 in Licking Co. Before the 1830 census, she and John moved to Tazewell Co., IL. Jacob and Joseph followed, as Joseph appears on the 1840 Tazewell Co. census, and Jacob was buried there in 1858. Thanks, in advance, for any help or information on this family. I will gladly exchange information. Sincerely, Cheryl F. Luginbill timetraveler@apex2000.net

OHLICKIN is under reconstruction. Everything that you need should be on the main (index) page in the meantime. I have moved some information that is not specific to Licking County to another site which you can access by clicking on the "More Genealogy" link near the bottom of this index page. If you need any other information, please email me at: mlinda@northstate.net

Searching for information on CHISM family members: Meredith Darlington Brock Chism m. Mary Gettis in Fairfield County, moved to Licking County - Hebron area. Their children: Clarence Vivian Chism and Lydia Anna Belle Chism. Clarence married Eliza Maude White, d/o Carl White, Sr. "Belle" married Perry Geiger. In one of our family Bibles, the name "Callie - 1/2" appears just below Belle's name. Did either Meredith or Mary Chism have a daughter prior to their marriage? Did Mary Gettis Chism have a sister/or other relative named Callie that they might have raised as their own? All above named eventually moved to Logan County, resided there, and are buried in the Rushsylvania Cemetary. Any information appreciated. Thank you. mchism@loganrec.com

I am looking for information regarding JAMES B. SMITH. His wife was MARTHA or (MARY?) maiden name (COX?). They were living in Newark in 1900, and probably before. Their address in 1900 was 168 11th St. Their children living with them at that time are: BERLYN B. SMITH (Aug 1979), LUCY B.SMITH (Sept 1882), WILLIAM AUGUSTUS SMITH (May 1883), and ELIZABETH SMITH (Dec. 1886). WILLIAM AUGUSTUS SMITH m. MARGARET COUGHLIN and had the following children: JAMES EDWARD SMITH, WILLIAM ALOYISUS SMITH, JOHN SMITH, DOROTHY SMITH, MARGARET SMITH AND BETTE LU SMITH. They settled in PIQUA, OHIO (MIAMI CO.). BERLYN had no children. LUCY had one son RALPH KILPATRICK BESSIE (ELIZABETH) married HERSCHEL MONTGOMERY and had two daughters HELEN & ?. They moved to Bisbee Arizona where he was a copper miner. Any help with this family would be appreciated. Christine.

Looking for a lookup for 1810-1830 time span BERRY, John BERRY, Elijah EVANS, Evan Thanks for your time.... diane riner berry

Lookin for any information about a John Berry m. Hannah Hull, 20 Feb 1816. There were two John Berry's who married Hannah's (one Hull one Harbert).... would like to find out which one is my line... thanks..diane riner berry

Hello. I am searching for the Moulton family in the 1850 Census of Licking Co., OH. Clara Moulton was born in September 1843, and I am trying to establish her parentage. Any help would be appreciated. Travis LeMaster ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I am sorry I can't help you with Mary Clark. I'll keep my eyes open for her. Thanks! Carolyn

First time post to this list. I am looking for information on the BERTRAM family. My father Roland Roy BERTRAM was born 1912 in Newark, Ohio. His father was William J. BERTRAM and his mother was Achsah May Cole. I need information on where to send for his birth certificate . Any additional information will be greatly appreciated. I have worked on this line for a while and have nothing but a blank wall. Thanks, Romayne

Trying to locate ancestors of Thomas G. Haggerty,born 1813, OH. He was married to Catherine, born about 1824 in NJ. The family moved to Licking County about 1855-65. He was a cattle rancher. Any help will be appreciated. Ron Smith

I have a Mary Clark b. 1794 d 1872 in my line. She married Addonijah Longwell. I have not worked on her line yet. But I do know that family had settled in Licking Twp. Many later family members are buried in Concord Cemetery near Johnstown. Don't know if any of this will give you any leads. If you, or anyone has any information on Mary Clark I would appreciate an update. Jennie CAROLYN J CLARK wrote: > Trying to find ancestors for Eli Clark b. 1813. He married Elizabeth Curtis > Dunlap. She was born in Harrison Co. OH 1813. They lived in Pike Twp. > Coshocton. Co. OH from at least 1850 thru 1870's, then she went to Indiana > where her family had gone, and Eli didn't go. He also doesn't show up in > Coshocton Co. cemeteries. > Maybe he went back to where his family was, but where is that !! If our Eli > Clark shows up on your tree, please let me know. Maybe he was one of the > Licking County Clark's??? Carolyn Clark

Looking for information on Isaac KRUSEN and William CROWSON who lived in Licking County in 1860. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Alene