Hi Lois, Perhaps I can be of some help. Have you seen the Granville area cemeteries on the web? Go to my home page and check the links: http://www.kinfinder.com. As far as I know there never was an Alexandria Twp. Alexandria village was/is located in St. Albans Twp. Don't be confused by the fact that there is a Maple Grove Cemetery in Alexandria and a different Maple Grove Cemetery in Granville. Have you seen or do you have a copy of "Granville, the Story of an Ohio Village" by William T. Utter? On pp. 78 I found: "Eleazer Clemons, of whom little else is known, had the distinction of being the first villager to manufacture an exportable product. He was as wood turner by trade and in 1807 set up a lathe operated by a small water wheel on Clear Run. He produced wooden plates, porringers, bowls, salt mortars, and similar articles in great variety." Let me know if you have further questions. Donald Young LoieRinNJ@aol.com wrote: > Hi All, > If any of you have any info about my elusive CLEMONS family, I'd surely > appreciate it. > The 4 CLEMONS boys arrived in what became Granville, OH in early 1800 > with their mother, Elizabeth Wilcox Clemons Case and her new husband, Job > Case, and several Case children. They traveled with the Scioto Land Company, > of which Job Case was a founder, from Granville, MA. They helped settle > Granville, OH. The CLEMONS boys were actually born in or near Granby/Old > Lyme CT. They were: Eleazar, Henry, Lewis and William. I am a descendant > of Lewis' son, William, who married Ellen Rose. (The Rose family also made > the trek from MA to OH with the Case family). The last information I have is > that "Ellen Clemons was raising her family alone in nearby Alexandria Twp." > Any descendants out there? Can someone tell me if Alexandria Twp is part > of Licking County? > Regards, > Lois (LoieRinNJ@aol.com)