I am interested in the SHAW family that lived briefly at least in Perry County between 1827 and 1832. The William SHAW family, along with the Neal SHAW family moved from the vicinity of Fauquier Co., VA., through Chillicothe to Perry Co., where they all stopped until 1832. The entire Neal Shaw family and a portion of the William SHAW family moved through Licking County and on up to the newly opened Auglaize County, settling along the Allen Co. and Auglaize Co. border near the Auglaize River. William SHAW, b. 1791, m. Dec. 27, 1813 at Fauquier Co., VA. to Nancy Polly Burke (bro. George Burke was the bondsman). Bought 79.1 acres of land at the Chillicothe land office in 1827. Neal SHAW, b. Mar. 6, 1779, m. Elizabeth ??, listed in Perry Co., OH 1830 Census records, d. Nov. 24, 1860, Auglaize Co., OH. Neal's son, Strother H., who remained in VA., was listed in Faquier Co., VA 1820 census as a wheelwright, while William and Neal were both listed in the same census as being engaged in manufacturing. A Joseph Shaw and a Henry Shaw purchased land at the Auglaize Co. land office the same day as Neal SHAW in 1836. Sons of William or siblings is unknown. Elizabeth Sarah SHAW, was a sister to William and Neal, b. ?, m. Dec. 23, 1816 to John Burke at Fauquier or Culpeper Co., VA., d. ? No other known records of her. Parents and other possible siblings of William, Neal and Elizabeth are unknown. Children coming from VA with William are unknown. William's known children are: Sarah: b. ?, m. Nov 1837 to Hollis Hanson in Auglaize Co., OH. Jane Ann: b. ?, m. Jan. 1838 to George W. Williams, Auglaize Co. Phebe: b. ?, m. Jan. 1839, Willis Copeland, Auglaize Co. Sally Susan: b. 1823 in VA., m. Philemon B. Williams (b. 1822, OH) William W.: b. 1826, m. Jan 1, 1850 Ann Miller per 1850 census of Union Twp., Auglaize Co., OH Any info out there? I have a Word6 file and a .ftw file. Larry Shaw Newark, OH. ----- researching: ALBAUGH, BEELERBRENTLINGER/BRENDLINGER, BUCHANAN, BURDEN, BURKE, BURNS, CRIDER, CROFT, DeHAVEN, DeLONG, EDMISTON, FOUCHT, GARDNER/GARDINER, HACKLEY, HARDEN/HARDIN, HARROD, JACOBS, JAMES, JONES, JULIAN, KEMPER, KING, LUMP, McCARTHY, MILLER, MORROW, PARKER, PARLETT, POOL, REICHELDERFER, SCHUMANN, SELLERS, SHAW, SMITH, SPECK, THORNHILL, TODD, TURTON, WAGY, WHEELER, WILLIAMS, WINKS, WOLF and many more.

I am interested in the MYERS family that lived in Hanover Twp., Licking Co. Jacob B. MYERS came to the Licking Co. area with his father, perhaps as early as 1805. He was b. 10 Sep 1793 in what was then VA, probably in the area around present day Morgantown, W. VA. On 21 Dec 1820, he married Mary HENTHORNE in Perry Co., probably Thornville. They lived on a farm in Hopewell Twp., Licking Co., for the rest of their lives. They were the parents of 9 children: 1) William Myers, b. circa 1821 (from census records) 2) Priscilla Myers, b. circa 1829 3) George W. Myers, b. circa 1831, d. 27 Mar 1888 married Susan?, two children 4) Isaac Myers, b. 9 Sep 1832, d. 19 Oct 1897 m. Angaline ?, two children 5) Ashford Myers, b. circa 1835 6) Mary A. Myers, b. 4 Apr 1835, d. 4 Jun 1845 7) Enoch N. Myers, b. 20 Apr 1838, d. 2 Jan 1920 m. Rebecca Stricklin, 5 children 8) Jacob H. Myers, b. 5 Apr 1840, d. 23 Nov 1928 (my g-gfather) m. Margaret Richardson, 6 children Margaret was the daughter of Francis & Rachel (Neal) Richardson of Hanover Twp. 9) Alford Myers, b. circa 1842 Is anyone else researching this family? Pat ----- Patricia Overell South Pasadena, CA ----- researching: BANKER, BARNETT, BARTON, DAVIS, DOTY, FERREE, FORNEY, GOOD, GUTHRIE, HAINES, HENTHORNE, LEAMON, McALLISTER, McCORMICK, McMORRAN, MISKIMEN, MYERS, O'CONNOR, O'FERRY, OWINGS, PADDOCK, PHILLIPS, QUICK, RICHARDSON, SHAW, SHEELEY, STILLWELL & THOMPSON

I'm a new subscriber and would like to see if any one can help with these names. Hiram Gilbert was born in Licking County, Ohio (early 1800's) he married a Sarah Smith who was born in New York and moved to Licking County. I haven't been able to find a marriage license but it also had to be in Licking County. They had a son Elias Gilbert (Born 10-15-1827 Licking County, Jersey Township, Ohio. He died 10-20-1906 in Madison County, Grand River, Iowa) he married in about 1853 I believe in Licking Couny but again can't find a marriage license. His spouse was Mary Shambaugh (Born 2-20-1833 Carroll County, Baltimore, Maryland Died 12-227-1901 Madison County, Grand River, Iowa) Mary's parents were James and Sarah Shambaugh. James was in the 1840 Census [State OH County Licking Location St Albans Page 338] Can anyone help with information on these two families? Thanks, Janet Hanson hanson@idir.net

I am researching the DANIELSON surname in Licking and Knox Co., Ohio, Joseph Danielson was born in 1819, and his brother Jared, 1816. I have been in search of their parents and siblings for quite a few years, and as yet, have not found them for certain. Joseph married Sarah HUSTON, and Jared married Mary ERMON. Their parents were believed to be from Pa., but not for certain. They each had large families, and alot are buried in Souslin Cem., Licking County. Joseph and Sarah are buried under the name of Donaldson, although there are other records, such as executors of estates, and probate records that list them as Danielson. Any help would be appreciated. Sally Mosholder

Samuel HENNIS m Elizabeth "Betsey" WOOD(S), 29 November 1839, Licking County, Ohio. Can anyone tell me more about Samuel HENNIS and/or Betsey WOOD(S)? Samuel, Betsey, and son, George, ended up in Madison County, Ohio, farming, near Plain City. Thank you for any help with learning more about their progenitors, children, siblings, etc. Susan Noel Lex., KY

Actively seeking relatives of, and information on, John Chapman BAKER, (b. May 1, 1843, in Newark, Licking County, OH) who married Mary Amanda COLFLESH, on September 3, 1865, in Delaware County, OH. John served in the Union Army, during the Civil War. He is believed to have had the following siblings: a George BAKER; Electa (nee Baker) COLFLESH (b. Abt. 1848, in OH); a Julia (nee Baker) YOUNG; and William BAKER (b. Abt 1856, in WI?). John's father was reportedly born in Vermont, and his mother in Connecticut. Also, would be interested in hearing from someone with information about the stagecoach business, during the early to mid-1800's, in Licking County. I believe there might be a connection with my John. Thank you in advance, Veronica Baker

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