hi guys.. im fairly new to this list.. Some of the surnames im looking for are: Willison, Green, Butt, Tippett, Crawford, Ball, Kreager, Vorners, and Smith... im very willing to share any information i can about any of those names! Adrienne.

Hello, Between 1823-1826 a Samuel PEA/PEE, his wife Mary (FIDLER) PEE, and his father Andrew PEE moved from Bedford County, PA to Licking County/Licking Twp, OH. Andrew (b.1760-1770) probably died in Licking Co. between 1830-1840. Mary also may have died there. Between 1847-1850, Samuel moved to Miami Co, Spring Creek Twp., OH. He died there in 1883. There were several children including: George, Ezra, and Elizabeth. Andrew PEE/PEA is my 4g grandfather, and I would be interested in any information others may have on this family, especially any cemetery records. Thanks! Paul PaulLee2@aol.com

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In a message dated 9/30/98 1:15:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Cosner@kastner.net writes: << I was told that there was a Baptist Seminary in Granville in the early 1800's. Then i read somewhere that it was a girl's school. Can someone fill me in? >> A Female Baptist Seminary was started in Granville in 1832. Rev Hiram Gear was the Baptist Home Missionary Agent and his wife took the school for the winter 1832-1833. She had 25 students. A series of others had charge of the school until 1839 when it was bought by the Episcopalians and was known then as "The Episcopal Female Seminary". About 1850, they moved their school to Mansfield OH and resold the property to the Baptists, and it became "the Young Ladies Institute", run by Dr S N Burton, pastor of the Baptist Church. It changed hands again in 1861 when bought by Rev M Stone. Now...... earlier in 1832 (Feb), the "Granville Literary and Theological Institution" was established, which, in 1845, became Granville College. Today it is known as Denison University. It also was started by the Baptists. I would guess this is probably where your ggg Grandfather went. Was your Lydia Butler the daughter of Deacon Eli Butler and wife Lydia? Karen Bujak crayonb@aol.com

Hello Licking County Researchers! I have another small puzzle that I need help with. Laura B. BISSETT b. ca 1875 married Johnson DEVORE 6 Jan 1892 in Licking County. By the 1910 Census Laura and her children Arthur, Alta, Mary B. and John K. Devore were living with her parents. Does anyone know what happened to Johnson? Thanks Priscilla Caris

Hi, I was told that there was a Baptist Seminary in Granville in the early 1800's. Then i read somewhere that it was a girl's school. Can someone fill me in? I'm trying to find out if this may have been where my gggrandfather may have gone to school to become a Baptist minister. His name was James W. Miller and wife was Lydia Ann Butler of Granville. Thanks, Sandy

Hello from the Bluegrass...... I've had some info from the late Thelma Jones for nearly twenty years and never got anywhere with it. Perhaps someone could help with these marriages. Merinda Cramer to Norton Case......a son Newton is buried in Phillips cemetery. Hannah Cramer to Sam Abbott.....had a daughter Mary who married a Jarott Jacob Cramer to Tabitha Johnson....dau Lavina mar. a Rinkale; dau Catherine to John Green Isaac Cramer to Sarah Brakebill...their son was killed at battle of Perryville Peter Cramer to Julia Brakebill...one dau. Martha married Tom Dudley These Cramers are children of Catherine Reily and John Cramer, both buried in the Phillips cemetery. Incidentally, Don Young has a nice web page with cemetery lists, etc., but I no longer have the address. Thanks, Gary Foster

Hi-I'm a new web user and don't know my way around. In the e-mail newsletter were the addresses for news page and news letter. I typed them in on a web search but get a huge long list of addresses there-do I have to go through the whole thing to find this or is there a shortcut that I don't know about or how to use. Thanks for any help you can give me! Grace from Indiana.

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I need to find the parents of Moses French who according to family information was born in Licking Co. OH in 1811. As an adult he lived in Indiana where he was a millwright and a cabinet maker. His father's name may have been Hiram. My father, and now I, have been searching for this information for years. Any leads would certainly be appreciated. Mary-Elizabeth Pearson pearson@mother.com

Does anyone know if there's a location to get maps of townships in Licking Co., i.e., Bowling Green Twp.?

I'm stumped on my STUMPs/STOMPs. According to the 1860 Ohio census, J.A.C. (or I.A.C.) STOMP, age 21,born in MD, was living in Columbus with his wife, Elizabeth (STEED), born 1835? Licking Co. to Peter & Rachel STEED, and their year-old son, Robert. STOMP was my ggrandfather, but what was his name? The couple married in Licking Co, possibly moved to Pataskala for the birth of their son in 1859-60, then on to Columbus for the census-taking. J.A.C. (possibly known as Columbus) died of smallpox near an Army encampment at Rising Sun, IN (or OH?) about 1865. A few years later his widow, Elizabeth (STEED) STOMP married William S. EASTON, b. 1812-13, Newark, Licking Co. They had a daughter, Marguerite May EASTON, who married and moved to CA. Does anyone have access to birth, school, marriage, or death records for 1860-90 Lickinig Co, OH? Thanx, Mickey

I am hoping someone might be able to help me find more info on a George Davis b.@ 1811 in PA married a Jane Blair @1833 . Not sure when they moved to Licking County but found them in the 1860 Licking County Eden Twp along with their 9 children: Mary, Angeline,George,David,Marshal,Emma E.,John,William H.and Emeline. Would appreciate any info on that could help break this brick wall. ksutter@dialaccess.com

I'm looking for information concerning my great grandfather "JOHN BAKER OGDEN" and great grandmother, SARAH LUSIMA EVANS DEWER OGDEN. He was born in Lithopolis Ohio on 7 April 1837. Served in the civil war from Licking area. Married Sarah Lusima Evans Dewer on 22 April 1859 in Licking area. They had atleast 4 children: John Baker, Jr.( my grand father) William C., Mary L., and Lewis N. They moved to Edgar County Illinois, I don't know when. I understand from old family stories that we have distant relatives in the Licking County, Columbus areas. Sara Lusima Evans married to Prestley Washington Dewer first. After he died, she married John B. Sr. If any one has any further info, I'd sure like to have it. Thanks..D Ogden

In a message dated 98-09-20 17:51:30 EDT, you write: << I'm looking for information about Joshua Bennett who married Amelia ? (Mrs. Joseph Channel) January 30, 1823 in Licking County. >> "Ohio Cemetery Records" lists a Mr. Joseph Channel, d. June 4, 1815, age 24 yr., a Miss Barbara, d. June 20, 1815, age 14 yr. and Joseph, d. Sept 27, 1833, age 77 yr. All were buried in the Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co., OH. Hope this helps! Gloria in MD

Hello Licking County Researchers! Does anyone have any information about this couple: John T. Bissett 1846-1914 and Mary K. Bissett 1846-1919? They are buried at Poplar Fork Cemetery in Hopewell Township. I really hope someone can help me out on this one. Thank you Priscilla Caris

Researching my brother-in-law's family. Know family was from Licking Co., Ohio area then moved to Iowa, but can't connect the family stories and names to find the father of Harold Leonard COLVILLE b. abt 1911 where__________ d. abt. 1943, buried Union Mills, Iowa. Does anyone know of a branch of the COLVILLEs with this name? Could a Gary COLVILLE be his grandfather, if so who is the father??? Betty Braden bbraden@essex1.com

Researching my brother-in-law's family. Know family was from Licking Co., Ohio area then moved to Iowa, but can't connect the family stories and names to find the father of Harold Leonard COLVILLE b. abt 1911 where__________ d. abt. 1943, buried Union Mills, Iowa. Does anyone know of a branch of the COLVILLEs with this name? Could a Gary COLVILLE be his grandfather, if so who is the father??? Betty Braden bbraden@essex1.com

Hi, I'm looking for information about Joshua Bennett who married Amelia ? (Mrs. Joseph Channel) January 30, 1823 in Licking County. The couple had six children and Joshua also had six children from a prior marriage. Many of the records are from Frazeysburg, Muskingham County, OH, on this family. The marriage was in Licking, however, so I assume Amelia Channel was from Licking. Any information on her or the Bennett family? Thanks, Wendy Loveless Miller wink@abts.net or wendy.loveless@usa.net Publisher of Lovelace Legacy newsletter Lovelxxx web page: http://www.abts.net/~wink/winkweb or: http://members.spree.com/winkloveless/index.htm Earliest Lovelxxx ancestor: Stephen H. Loveless born MD 1794/96 died Coshocton Cty., OH

Looking for information on TALADA/TOLIDAY and all other spellings. I have found Hannah Toliday, wife of Henry, buried in Old Colony Burying Grounds in Granville, Licking, Ohio. Hannah died in 1856. She was 53. Does anyone have record of Henry? Also I have found census records of other spellings of the surname in Licking County. Any help will be greatly appreciated. TALADAY, TALLERDAY, TOLLOWDAY, TALLARDAY, TALIDAY, TALLADAY, TOLIDAY, TALLIDAY, TALIDA, TOLADAY from New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, all spellings Sandy Taladay 1830 Ohio Census Talliday Henry 466 Licking Granville --------------------- Ohio Census 1840 Talida Harvey 289 Licking Granville ----------------------------------------- Ohio Census 1850 Toladay, Henry LIGR 141 Hannah M.E. 'Tolalady, Laban L. LIGR 141 Mary