Connie, I've been trying to find my notes on Rev. Elijah Schofield & Anne Willison. I remember finding on a web site something about the Schofield name and I think it was in Pennsylvania. However, I've put it away too good for I can't find it at present. Elijah & Anne are supposed to have moved to Ohio, but I again can't find my notes or reference. I'll keep looking and hopefully will find my notes. Nancy ---------- > From: Connie Beachy <CBeachy@gcnet.net> > To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: SCHOFIELDS, early 1800's > Date: Monday, October 19, 1998 6:09 PM > > Looking for connections to the family of: > Rev. Elijah SCHOFIELD/SCOFIELD and wife, Anne WILLISON, b.1763, Fort > Cumberland, Maryland. The good reverend supposedly was with the > Brethren Church at Jonathan Creek. > > Connie Beachy

Looking for connections to the family of: Rev. Elijah SCHOFIELD/SCOFIELD and wife, Anne WILLISON, b.1763, Fort Cumberland, Maryland. The good reverend supposedly was with the Brethren Church at Jonathan Creek. Connie Beachy

Does anyone have any info on a Jonathon PRESTON b. 26-Feb-1791 Washington Co., PA d. 29-Sept-1856 Licking Co. Newton Twp, OH m.Harriet HOMER b. 5-Feb-1796 Fayette Co., PA d. 17-July-1881 Licking Co., OH. I know they had 12 children, one being John H PRESTON. They moved to Licking Co in 1816. Need info on parents, siblings, and other children. Thanks, Beth

Interested in finding Rufus Tumblin believed to be father of John Tumblin. My grandparents settled in Dresden, Ohio but have a hard time trying to find patriarch. Heard that some were in Licking County. Carol STrait Couch

Does anyone know where to find cemetery lists. I am interested in the Old Colony Cemetery, which I believe to be on the south edge of Granvill. According to my history, my greatgreatgreat grandmother Amelia Marsh is buried in this cemetery and I am looking for a confirmation. Thanks Pat O'C

In a message dated 10/19/98 10:19:40 AM Pacific Daylight Time, GALBINAK@aol.com writes: << Then, on p. 197, in the listing for Maple Grove Cem. it has Hosea as Dea. (Deacon?), d. 14 Jan 1871 age 85 years, and Stitira, wife of Dea. Hosea d. 23 Jan 1863 age 74 y., 3 m., 26 d. >> Does anyone know Stitira's maiden name??? Karen Bujak crayonb@aol.com

Have lots of information on the Mack Family and Ankrum Family that I am willing to share. Some other names in my tree: Auld, Bagent, Baker, Benedict, Bowles, Brown, Collard, Echelberry, Fisher, Flory, Goslin, Heefner, Hittle, Holsinger, Huff, Lampton, Longenecker Mock, Moore, Pace, Stoner, Stover, Walters, Wilson and Welsch. Lisa Ankrum Shewring

In a message dated 98-10-19 08:18:56 EDT, you write: << am looking for information on mu husband's ggggggrandparents, Daniel and Susan FRY (she did not change her name when married as far as we can tell) >> "Ohio Cemetery Records" has the following listing for the Cemetery at Vanattaburg, Licking Co., OH: Fry - Daniel, d. 8 Oct 1864, age 42 y. (the children of D. and N.W.) [sic., maybe the following?] David Lewis, d. 12 Aug 1877, age 47 y, 2 m. 15 d. Daniel d. 31 Aug 1854, age 57 y., 8 m., 21 d. Peter, d. 22 Nov 1851, age. 27 y. George W., b. 22 Dec 1830, d. 15 Sep 1889 Susan, wife of Daniel, d. 1 Apr 1871, age 82 y., 6 m., 16 d. [doesn't say which Daniel] Hope this is some help! Gloria in MD

The following was recently posted on Shaw rootsweb (SHAW-L@rootsweb.com) Subject: [SHAW-L] Re: Robert Shaw Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1998 14:33:38 EDT From: SS6433@aol.com To: SHAW-L@rootsweb.com The following is from a book entitled "History of Adair, Sullivan, Putnam and Schuyler Counties, Missouri"; The Goodspeed Publishing Co. 1888. Personal, Business and Pofessional with nemerous Family Records and sketches. Robert Shaw, farmer and stock raiser, was born in Licking County, Ohio in 1812, and moved to Fulton County Ill., in 1836; and in March, 1869 began to farm in Schuyler County, where he has since resided. He began life for himself when twenty-one years of age, and from a poor man has become the owner of 663 acers of choice land in Schuyler County, and 160 acers in Scotland, County, Mo., and also 350 acers in Fulton County, Ill., which is good evidence of his business ability and good management. In 1833 he was united in marriage to Miss Catherine Boadner, a native of Pennsylvania and by her thirteen children have been born: Alexander, Minerva (deceased), Sarah, Peter (deceased) Emaline, Mary Ann, Isaac, Henry, Jasper, Newton, Rebecca, John W., Amanda E., and James M. Mr Shaw is a Democrat, and when in Illinois served two years as tax-collector. He is the seventh of a family of thirteen children of Alexander and Mary (Bartley) Shaw, native of Virginia, who moved to Licking County, Ohio, at an early day, at which place they lived and died. The faher was a soldier in the War of 1812, and the son of Charles Shaw. Copied by Guy Bordner ______________________________ OHLICKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > OHLICKIN-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 55 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Cemeteries and obits.. [Jacroing67@aol.com] > > 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. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Cemeteries and obits.. > Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 12:13:55 EDT > From: Jacroing67@aol.com > To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > I am looking for the deaths and burials of Alexander and Mary SHAW...my > information from Oregon is that they died and were buried in Licking County, > Oh...does anyone have info on this couple? Or where I would search for them? > > Jacqueline

Here is info I have on Alexander and May Shaw. Many of their kids were born in Licking County, but somewhere along the way they seemed to have migrate west to IL. I obtained this info online and have not had a chance to verify it's authenticity. I have a more Shaw info on my web page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/i/n/Scott-King/BOOK-0001/0014-0001.html Alexander Shaw b: Abt. 1776 in Prince George County, MD d: April 29, 1845 in Fulton County, IL .... +Mary Barclay b: Abt. 1781 in MD d: Abt. 1844 in Fulton County, IL Let me know if this helps. Scott King OHLICKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > OHLICKIN-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 55 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Cemeteries and obits.. [Jacroing67@aol.com] > > 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. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Cemeteries and obits.. > Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 12:13:55 EDT > From: Jacroing67@aol.com > To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > I am looking for the deaths and burials of Alexander and Mary SHAW...my > information from Oregon is that they died and were buried in Licking County, > Oh...does anyone have info on this couple? Or where I would search for them? > > Jacqueline

In a message dated 98-10-19 08:18:56 EDT, you write: << Does anyone have information on a Hosea Cooley, his place of birth & date, and place of burial in Licking County: as well as, the names of his children. >> Lyle: "Ohio Cemetery Records" has two entries for Hosea Cooley. On p. 179 it lists him as one of Granville's Dead, interred in Maple Grove Cem. as a veteran of the War of 1812. He died 14 Jan 1871. Then, on p. 197, in the listing for Maple Grove Cem. it has Hosea as Dea. (Deacon?), d. 14 Jan 1871 age 85 years, and Stitira, wife of Dea. Hosea d. 23 Jan 1863 age 74 y., 3 m., 26 d. There are no other Cooleys in this cem. but a few others from Granville including an M.D., John B. b. Granville, Mass. 10 Jan 1798, d. 2 Nov 1882, age 84 y. 9 m. He is in the "Old Burying Ground" or also known as the "Colony Burying Ground". I will be happy to check the other Cooleys, which are in neither of these cems. Just let me know. Gloria in MD

geez Connie... Im just running into you everywhere!! Glad to see you on the list! Adrienne.

Does anyone have information on a Hosea Cooley, his place of birth & date, and place of burial in Licking County: as well as, the names of his children. Hosea is shown on the 1820 Census and each one thereafter until 1860. He lived in Granville Township, was a farmer, and was 74 on the 1860 Census and his wife is shown as 64 on the same census. Does anyone have any information concerning him or his family. Thanks in advance. Lyle Barr

What is known of a David Stultz his family and his children. He is shown on the 1830 Census, in Bennington Township. On the 1850 census a David Stultz is also shown in Hartford Township as a farmer. Is this the same person or is this second David the son of the first David? If they are not, is there anything known of the children of the second David as well. Thanks, Lyle Barr

The 1820 Census shows an Adam Stultz in Madison township, what is known of his family and the names of his children? Lyle Barr

DJ, For several years I have been wondering what the connection is between your husband's Daniel FRY and my 2g-grandfather, Henry FRY. Both families lived in the Newton Township area of Licking County, Ohio. My records of Daniel and Susan are pretty much the same as yours with one exception: I think you would be safe in changing Susan's birth year to 1796. Even though her obituary says 1790, her age listed in the 1850 and 1860 census and the age and death date on her tombstone figure out to 1796. Henry FRY was born in Ohio in 1812 which was 16 years before Daniel and Susan brought their family to Ohio from Virginia. Both of Henry's parents were born in Virginia so it's possible that the fathers of Henry and Daniel were brothers. If either of us can ever determine who those fathers were, perhaps the connection can be made. Another fact that suggests that they may not have been related, even though they lived near each other, is that Daniel and some of his descendants are buried in Wilson (Vanattaburg) Cemetery while Henry and some of his family are buried in Utica North Cemetery. This might indicate that they did not belong to the same church and did not socialize together. Even so, it doesn't prove that they were not related. Let me know what you learn. Incidentally, I live in Licking Co. Donald Young

I am looking for information on mu husband's ggggggrandparents, Daniel and Susan FRY (she did not change her name when married as far as we can tell). They were both born in Loudoun County, VA. Tehy moved to Licking County, Oh. The moved there with 4 sons and had 5 daughters born in Ohio. Daniel was born in 1797and died 31 Aug 1854, buried in Vannattenburg Cemetery. Susan was born 18 Sep 1790 and died 1 Apr 1879. Trying to fine information on their descendants: Peter, George, Daniel, Sarah Margaret, Rachael, Elizabeth, Mary and Lois. Have information on their son, John who is my husband's gggg grandfther. If anyon can help me please let me know. If anyone know who the parents of Daniel or Susan are that's where I really hit the blockade.

I am looking for the deaths and burials of Alexander and Mary SHAW...my information from Oregon is that they died and were buried in Licking County, Oh...does anyone have info on this couple? Or where I would search for them? Jacqueline

I am looking for a book that is about the Barb family of Licking County. A Mr. Hersey referred to it in an email to my cousin, but she hasn't heard back from him. Does anyone know of this book. Please contact me. Thank You, Alice F

I have a collection of Licking County, Ohio newsletters 1988-1998 for sale. Also Licking County Cemetery lists and a copy of Mandy Emerson's diary. For more info: Email me *NOT* this list RBoyd1033@Aol.com