I got this site off of another list. It is a great one! I did a simple search on my surnames and got many hits. I heartily recommend visiting the "National Union Catalog of Manuscript >>Collections," also known as NUCMC, at: >><http://lcweb.loc.gov/coll/nucmc/nucmc.html> >> >> The print version, which we librarians call "nuck-muck," has been a >>reference standby for years. I didn't know it was available online, and >>boy, did I print out reams of records from it. >> >> So why should you be interested in NUCMC? First of all, let me explain >>what a "union catalog" is. A union catalog is what you call the result >>(whether in print, microform, or online) of recording and describing the >>holdings of multiple libraries, archives, or similar repositories. For >>example, I worked in a public library that had a county-wide union list of >>periodicals, which enabled us to refer patrons to another local institution >>(college, university, historical society, etc.) if our library happened not >>to subscribe to a certain periodical (magazine, journal, etc.) and someone >>else did. >> >> Now, most of you know that the colleges, universities, historical >>societies, archives, and libraries across this country have all sorts of >>one-of-a-kind items, usually from people, places, and things that aren't >>there anymore. People who are deceased, companies that are defunct, >>charities that folded, and so on. Items such as: >> >>* family bibles >>* family papers >>* business records >>* church records >>* charity records >>* ethnic organization records >>* arts & cultural organization records >>* photographs >>* political and advocacy organization records >>* maps, posters, charts >>* architectural plans >>* letters, correspondence, diaries >> >> What NUCMC did was survey these repositories large and small--across the >>entire US--and publish the results in many, many large volumes, which are >>still available in libraries. And now NUCMC is online, meaning that you can >>do a search on your family names, place names, and institutions connected >>with the people you are researching. You can search the companies they >>worked for, the clubs, societies, and fraternal organizations they belonged >>to, the churches they attended, and so on. >> >> Now, there's *never* any guarantee that the records you seek were given to >>a proper repository instead of going in the furnace or dumpster, or that an >>ancestor left important papers, but try a simple search on your (US) >>hometown and see if you were familiar with half of the stuff that turns up. >>Then try a search on "_______ family" (your surname). Those with Anglo >>names will probably have the most success. >> >> I did an easy word search on "Buffalo, New York" and got over 500 hits, >>several of which told me that some religious charities' records are now held >>by an archive elsewhere in the state; that the papers of a few prominent >>Buffalo citizens are likewise in out-of-town repositories. ///////////////////////////////////////////

I'm working on Parr family in Licking Co. and found out that some of them came from Logan Co. to Licking Co. I've seen that there is a Parr cemetery in Logan Co. Is anyone on the list connected to the PARR family? Jeanne

Hi Suz Unfortunately, none of these names are familiar or in my files. However, Columbus Grove is promising. My grandmother Jennie SMITH was born in Columbus Grove 10Feb1875, the same time frame that your SMITHs were being born there. Her parents were Jared SMITH, b abt 1814 in Morris Co NJ, and Elmira LOVE, b 11Nov1832 probably in Huron Co OH. In an application for civil war widow's pension in 1881, Elmira stated they were married in Monroe Co MI, 10Apr1848, however I have not been able to document this. Jared was injured in the civil war and was never able to resume work at his previous level thereafter. Jared and Elmira had 7 other children, William J. b 1851 and Moses b 25Nov1871, both in Piqua Miami Co OH. I have not discovered where the other 5 were born: Mary b 1858; Ida b 1859; Elizabeth b 1861; David Judson b 15Nov1866 and Ella 30Sep1869. Jared was admitted to the Veterans Home in Dayton OH in 1880 and died there 13Jan1881 and is bur in the National Cemetery in Dayton. In the pension application Elmira said that William was living in Piqua; Mary Lloyd (married?) in Delphos OH; Elizabeth in Piqua; David with friends in Lima OH; Ella with friends NEAR Lima; Moses in the Childrens Home in Troy OH and my grandmother Jennie in Piqua. I would say that Col Grove is NEAR Lima. Sure seems like there should be a connection with your SMITH family. Do any of these names ring a bell? Jim Lewis, Seguin TX -----Original Message----- From: buckeye@proaxis.com <buckeye@proaxis.com> To: OHLOGAN-L@rootsweb.com <OHLOGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 18, 1999 12:30 PM Subject: [OHLOGAN-L] Smith. DeGraff >Hi Terry and List Mates, >First, when we sent in our Roll Call names, I wasn't aware that one of my >Mother's maternal uncles, Harry Jackson SMITH and his wife, Edith May Mort >or Jones --my Mom always understood Aunt Edith was a Mort, one of her >cousins says she was a Jones--lived in Logan Co. at least from 1919 to 1922. >Their oldest child, Glenn Weber SMITH was born 25 Nov. 1919 in West Liberty, >and their 2nd child Ruth Ann SMith was born in Jackson Center. By mid July, >1925, the family had moved back to Columbus Grove, Putnam Co., Ohio. Uncle >Harry's parents were: Jackson SMITH, b. 20 June 1842 in Groveport, Franklin >Co, Ohio. On 27 Nov 1864, he m. Hannah Elizabeth WOOD, b. 7 Nov. 1842 in >Franklin Co., OH. They were married in Delaware Co., OH. Their first 3 >children, Oliver Lee,1866; Flora May,1868; and Charles Pendleton, 1870, were >all born in Groveport. The last 5 children--Hattie E, 1872; Margaret Ann, >1874; LULU MAUDE, 1976--my Grandmother--Clara H. 1881;Harry Jackson, 1883, >and Lena Byrd, 1888 were all born in Columbus Grove, Putnam Co. Most of them >are buried in Truro Cem. in Col. Grove. > >>______________________________

The Logan County Genealogical Society in Bellefontaine has surname files for many Logan County families. In these files are obits from area newspapers. I found a file for my family there. Jeanne

Hello Listmates, I'm looking for more information about Albert Straight and wife Elizabeth Lambert who appear to have lived in Logan county at least from 1900-1920 ,probably in Bellefontaine. Would like to know more about who their children were. Am particularly interested to know about any children of their daughter Elnora who married Ray V. DeWitt in 1919. What I know about them is attached below. Any new info would appreciated. Thanks, Bill First Generation ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ 1. Albert Derby STRAIGHT134. Born 6 May 1867. Died After 1941. Lived in Logan county in 1900-1920 In 1931 lived in Union City, IN He married Elizabeth LAMBERT. Born 26 Jan 1870. Died 20 Sep 1941. Buried in Springfield, Ohio. They had the following children: 2 i. Elnora S. STRAIGHT Second Generation ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ 2. Elnora S. STRAIGHT241. Born 12 Jan 1900 in Champaign Co.,Ohio. She married Ray Vernon DEWITT241, son of Charles K. DEWITT & Martha Francis L. SLAGER, 28 May 1919134 in Logan Co., Ohio. Born Apr 1888 in Champaign Co., Ohio. Died 11 May 1961 in Springfield, Ohio. Occupation Standard Oil Truckdriver, Chauffeur in 1923. Reference Note 134 Logan County Probate court marriage record Reference Note 241 Probate Court, Logan County marriage license applications. William L. Slager Email: jiggys@silcom.com

Suzanne wrote <snip> > Hi, > > Saw your Packer family mentioned on the Logan Co. Page and was > wondering if you have a Stephen J. Packer b. c 1834 from Champaign Co. > in your family? > > Stephen was married to Mary E. Miller b. 1835 in Champaign Co. Stephen > died Oct 22, 1904 in Champaign Co, OH. > > I'm trying to find out if the Mary E. Miller was the one connected to > the Rev. Robert Miller family of Moorefield Twp. Clark Co. > > I need a birthdate and other information on Stephen and Mary. > > Hope you can help. > Suzanne > Hi Suzanne, my Packer line starts with Arron Packer who m. Mary Ann Deardorf and had son (I know there must have been more children) Stephen Packer b. Nov. 27, 1803 Adams Co. PA, d. Mar. 27, 1865 Bellefontaine, m. Sarah Diehl Feb. 01, 1827 in Adams Co. PA They had 11 children: Mary Ann b. Apr. 19, 1828 m. Robert A. Moore, Elizabeth b. 1830, Joseph D. b. 1832, Louisa (Eliza) b. 1838, William H. b. 1840, Ellen b. 1842 m. John Hosack Moore (my gg-grandfather), Jesse b. 1844, George W. b. 1849, John A. b. 1851, Sarah C. b. 1853, and finally, another Stephen Packer. I show his birth as 1855. I don't know if this helps or not. You didn't mention who the parents of Stephen J. Packer were. I have no spouse for this last Stephen or death date. I also find in the Champaign Co. Will Abstracts a will for Ruth Miller, Will Book Pg. 426, Probated Aug. 7, 1880 In it she leaves 1/5 to dau. Mary E. Packer and mentions $25.00 to grandchildren Jerome D. Packer, Mary C. Packer, and Leroy Packer. There is also another reference to this same will on Page 200, probated July 27, 1883. I hope this helps. Terry Moore-Atlanta

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Hi Terry and All, Just found my De Graff book1 it's called HISTORY OF DE GRAFF: 1850-1950, Revised to 1976. by Daniel Evan Strayer originally published in 1950. Here are a couple of things that may be of interest to all: p. 124 DeGraff Citizens Who Have Held Public Office in Logan County: RAPHAEL MOORE, Surveyor, 1828-1830 HENRY C. MOORE, Surveyor, 1856-1862 JOS. R. SMITH, Auditor, 1869-1873 O. W. LOFFER, Auditor, 1912-1916 JOHN A. SMITH, Treasurer, 1866-1868 C. L. ROGERS, Treasurer, 1890-1894 ISAAC MILLER, Treasurer, 1903-1906 W.H. HINKLE, Treasurer, 1911-1913 MILLER HAMSHER, Treasurer, 1934-1939 AMA HAMSHER, Treasurer, 1939-1947 L. H. POOL, Representative, 1900-1902 ROGER CLOUD, Commissioner, 1940-1948 JOSEPH SWISHER, Recorder, 1899-1903 JOHN MEANS, Commissioner, 1824-1826 CHARLES COOKSTON, Commissioner, 1878-1882 [my ggrandmother's brother for whom my maternal grandfather was named] SAMUEL SMITH, Commissioner, 1893-1895 MARTIN ROHRER, Commissioner [n.d.] JOHN BROWN, Commissioner, 1898-1900 JOHN MAKEMSON, Commissioner 1902-1903 ROGER CLOUD, Representative, 1948-1950 FLOYD HOSTETLER,Commissioner, 1948-? J. EWING SMITH, Prosecutor, 1937-1941 Postmasters listed were: A. WELLER; ISAAC SMITH; T.J. SMITH; DR. W. H. HINKLE; ED CORY; W. J. GESSNER; GEORGE HARNISH; SOL LOFFER; J. C. IRWIN; FRANK GARVER; A. L. BRUNSON; ROY T. SMITH. Names of early settlers (each with a small discussion of the person); WILLIAM BOGGA JOSEPH SHRIVER; AARON MITCHELL; JOHN STRAYER; NICHOLAS STRAYER III; DANIEL STRAYER; JAMES MOORE; ROBERT DICKSON; ISAAC SMITH; JACKSON LIPPINCOTT; AMARIAH WELLER; DR. JAMES CANBY; THOMAS AND JOHN MAKEMSON; DR. MATSON; DR. R. S. GILCRIST; SAMUEL HENDERSON; ROBERT MOORE; JOHN PEGAN; ELZY PEGAN. This little book is 159 pps., and has no index. LOTS of information. Nor is there a table of contents!! I'll do lookups if you like. If I get bogged down, I'll let you know :) Best Regards, Suz.

I've just finished indexing over 400 obits from Jan 1862 through April 1862 from The Religious Telescope. This weekly newspaper of the United Brethren Church is on microfilm beginning with the 1834 issues. The paper was first published in Circleville, Ohio (until 1855 or so) and then published in Dayton, Ohio. In 1862 it had a nationwide circulation of 14,500. The obits are not confined to those within the UB Church. There are obits for Lutherans, Society of Friends, Baptists, and even the unfaithful. The paper published almost as a "local" paper in the first 30 years or so. There is no index to the microfilms. Your local librarian should be able to help you find the names and sources of old newspapers on microfilm and should be able to help you obtain the one(s) you want to view (Inter Library Loan or ILL). ---Sue Stine On Wed, 17 Feb 1999 07:07:13 -0500 "Anna Williamson" <annaw@loganrec.com> writes: >>From a beginner, >Where would I look for copies of obits? The Bellefontaine >Library only has copies back to 1978 and then only if the >person died in Logan Co. >Could they be printed off from microfilm newspapers? >If so how far back do these papers go? >Ah, the questions of a beginner! ;-) > >

At 12:25 AM 2/18/99 -0800, you wrote: >Hi >Just saw your query for old newspaper clippings. If memory serves me, the >Logan County Historical Society in West Liberty use to have a good older >collection. You might also check in the Lima Historical Society and Museum. >I'm trying to remember just where I got the information I got on my Logan >County relatives. >Best Wished, suz > > >Logan County Historical Society is in Bellefontaine! Trust me - there's nothing in the way of records or information in West Liberty! Becky Kenton Pyle becky@foryou.net Urbana, OH

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Hi Terry and List Mates, First, when we sent in our Roll Call names, I wasn't aware that one of my Mother's maternal uncles, Harry Jackson SMITH and his wife, Edith May Mort or Jones --my Mom always understood Aunt Edith was a Mort, one of her cousins says she was a Jones--lived in Logan Co. at least from 1919 to 1922. Their oldest child, Glenn Weber SMITH was born 25 Nov. 1919 in West Liberty, and their 2nd child Ruth Ann SMith was born in Jackson Center. By mid July, 1925, the family had moved back to Columbus Grove, Putnam Co., Ohio. Uncle Harry's parents were: Jackson SMITH, b. 20 June 1842 in Groveport, Franklin Co, Ohio. On 27 Nov 1864, he m. Hannah Elizabeth WOOD, b. 7 Nov. 1842 in Franklin Co., OH. They were married in Delaware Co., OH. Their first 3 children, Oliver Lee,1866; Flora May,1868; and Charles Pendleton, 1870, were all born in Groveport. The last 5 children--Hattie E, 1872; Margaret Ann, 1874; LULU MAUDE, 1976--my Grandmother--Clara H. 1881;Harry Jackson, 1883, and Lena Byrd, 1888 were all born in Columbus Grove, Putnam Co. Most of them are buried in Truro Cem. in Col. Grove. Terry, SOMEWHERE I have a locally produced small book about DeGraff, Ohio. It was very well done with quite a lot of info. I got it back about 10 yrs ago at the bank in DeGraff because my Mom's paternal side was RELYNOLDS/COOKSTON, and the COOKSTONS lived in DeGraff before going down to West Liberty (Union Twp). They originated in PA, went to Muskingum Co, then to Logan Co. Most of them are buried in Mt. Tabor Cem--just overthe line in Champaign Co., the Bellefontaine Cemetary, and I am told that my gggrandfather THOMAS COOKSTON'S wife,MARY CATHERINE STALEY is buried in the Philadelphia Lutheran Cemetary on the corner of T201 and T203 off of CR508 between West Liberty and DeGraff. I haven't yet found her gravestone there as many are in very bad shape and hard to read. As soon as I find my DeGraff book, I'll let you all know and send out what I can from it. sorry for such a lengthy note, but Smiths are so HARD to identify! Hope something here helps someone. BTW, I have a lot of photos. Good Luck all. Suz

Thanks for the reply Robert. The headstones in this cemetery read as follows: Sarah Ann Norton b. May 1, 1829, d. Aug 11, 1853 Eliza E. Norton d. Feb 5, 1878, 9y, 5m, 16d, dau. of J.R. & S Norton Infant Norton b. June 1853, d. July 1853, da. of Josiah and Sarah Your (Logan Co.) marriage information offers a suggestion to these markers, since Josiah married twice, and both times to a Sarah. It is possible that the Sarah Ann in this cemetery is his first wife, Sarah Ann Bert, and she and her newly born daughter died in the summer of 1854. Then Josaih remarries to Sarah Phenigar less than a year after his first wife dies, and perhaps this Eliza E. is their daughter? Interesting puzzle to work on. It still doesn't explain why these people are in this MOORE plot. As you said, there must be a family connection here yet to be discovered. Terry Moore tmoore@bicron.com > In response to Todd Leiss, Terry Moore wrote: > > > There is a MOORE Cemetery in Logan Co, Union Twp. that has a > > family of NORTONS in it, mostly children. The stones mention a > Josiah > > R. NORTON as the father whose wife was Sarah Ann NORTON, which I > believe > > is a MOORE (no proof) . Other children buried ther are Joseph, > Eliza, > > and Infant NORTON. Any help here would be appreciated. > > > <snip> > > Logan Co marriage records show a Josiah R. Norton married to > Sarah > Ann Bert 7 Jul 1850 and a Josiah R. Norton married to Sarah Phenigar 7 > May > 1854. It could be that one of these two women have a connection to > the > Moore family. > > Robert Bremer > bremerr@oclc.org

I have an old letter in my possession from 1843. It was found in the possesion of a relative of mine, Ottie Notestine: Descendants of Ottie Grace Campbell 1 Campbell, Ottie Grace b: 11/17/1884 in OH d: 1952 in Logansville, OH .. +Notestine, Frank Father: Notestine, John N., Jr. Mother: Styles, Matilda b: 5/16/1878 in Miami Twp., Logan Co., OH m: 3/07/1917 in Quincy, OH d: 1945 in Logansville, OH I've tried to copy it as written. While it is rather long, I'm posting it in the hopes that someone else might find it interesting and hopefully recognize some of the names which are mentioned. Medford, 3rd mo. 14th 1843 Dear Aunt and Cousin, I have taken my pen in hand to adres you with a few lines to inform you the death of my Dear Mother. She departed this life the 14th of the 4 mo 1841. I ought to have written to you before know (now) but the tril?? Was so great it seems as though I could not and the trill?? is stil great but I thought it would not do to let it pass by again and again with out informing you. I was in poor health for some time before Mother's death and for some time after but thrue the kindness of my heavenly father I am restored to my health again. I am say fater than I ever was. I made my home with Brother Noah till the eight month 1842 then I moved to Gordons? Ferguson and there I remain. Mary Ferguson is in very poor health and has been for several months pas with a cancer in her breast. Hope Webster is very bad with cancer in her breast. She is confind to her bed and has been something like four months. Joshua Stokes has had it shock?? of the palsy and many are called to thear longe homes and Dear friend it is the desire of my sole and the prayer of my spirit that we may one and all and that we may have our work done in the day time so when the pale messenger comes and calls for us we may say thy servant is ready and watin for this time o lord. The sound of immortality is here again and again in this nabourhood. I just mensen a few that gon forth to be seen of wen no more. Joshua Waves and wife, Doctor Page and wife, Shin Olophant and wife, Betsey Jones, Hannah J?obine, Lydia Cranin, Elizabeth Sharp, K?isiah Sharp, William Stokes has beried his wife and two sons. Stacy Haines and wife. Poor David Rordger is so crasey his family had to take him to then sylem he has been thear about four weaks. I cannot give you much account of my friends at present but I belieave thay are well as common. Mary Ferguson sends her love to you all. Please ancer this. I conclude with much love to you all. I remain as your affectionate and sincear cousin, Phebe Glover. Medford, 3 mo, 22, 1843 Dear Friend, Thy cousin Pheby Glover handed me her letter sed if I had a mind to rite to the I mite rite in her letter. I felt glad of the opportunity this may inform the we are all in health at this time and hope these lines may find the and thine ingoying the same blessing for this is one of the greatest favors we can ingoy wilst in this world. I may now inform the of the death of our friend, Bengamen Davis. He went from home on secondary morning in yousal health got to Medford and was soon taken supposed to geafit ? fell down and died emedily he is too be beried tomorough afternoon. This was alarming news too us all. It shess us the uncertainty of time and the necesety of being ready seing we now not the day nor our (hour) wen we are to be called away from this lower world time loudly calls for us too prepar to meete our god and the desire I now feel for myself and for all my dear friends is that we may meete with him in rest and peace never more to part ware there is joy and that for evermore my hart seems so fullwide. I rite of love and good will to the and thine that I hardly no how to excpress it this from and will wisher in the truth. Marka Haines On face of letter: Haines Austin Logan, County in the State of Ohio, Garwood Mill. [Handwritten stamp] 25 [smaller] 25 I also have a Noah Notestine but don't know if this is the Noah that is being referred to: Descendants of Noah Notestine 1 Notestine, Noah b: 11/28/1861 in Washington Twp., Logan Co., OH d: 1/23/1925 in Logan Co., OH .. +Hodge, Sylvia T. b: 10/1876 in Shelby Co., OH m: 10/31/1895 d: 1937 in Logan Co., OH ... 2 Notestine, Millard Arthur b: 3/1897 in OH d: 4/20/1966 in Bellefontaine, Logan Co., OH ... 2 Notestine, Homer Dewitt b: 11/15/1899 in OH d: 4/1969 in Logan Co., OH ....... +Worrel, Fern Father: Worrel, James Mother: Worrel, Wife b: 1906 in Columbus, OH m: 1933 Thanks for any help you might be able to provide. Susan

In response to Todd Leiss, Terry Moore wrote: > There is a MOORE Cemetery in Logan Co, Union Twp. that has a > family of NORTONS in it, mostly children. The stones mention a Josiah > R. NORTON as the father whose wife was Sarah Ann NORTON, which I believe > is a MOORE (no proof) . Other children buried ther are Joseph, Eliza, > and Infant NORTON. Any help here would be appreciated. > <snip> Logan Co marriage records show a Josiah R. Norton married to Sarah Ann Bert 7 Jul 1850 and a Josiah R. Norton married to Sarah Phenigar 7 May 1854. It could be that one of these two women have a connection to the Moore family. Robert Bremer bremerr@oclc.org

Hi Just saw your query for old newspaper clippings. If memory serves me, the Logan County Historical Society in West Liberty use to have a good older collection. You might also check in the Lima Historical Society and Museum. I'm trying to remember just where I got the information I got on my Logan County relatives. Best Wished, suz

Janis wrote <snip> > My Logan Co. surnames: BOGART WOLF or WOLFE, NOGLE > > I also had the following names who married siblings of my ancestors: > SANDERS , ABBOT HOUTCHEN or HOUCHEN, NICKELSON WRIGHT > For more info on any of these surnames, please contact me. > > Thanks! > Janis > Janis Interesting that you mentioned WOLFE. There is an old article (I'm guessing) out of the Bellefontaine Paper, published around 1976 (Centennial) , I'm not sure. In it, it mentions my ROBERT MOORE of Fayette Co., PA. and that he was a cabinet maker and some of his crafts were then in the possession of a Dr. John Wolfe of Sun City, Az; his mother being Mary MOORE WOLFE of DeGraff. His (Robert's) desecndants being of the MOORE families of ROBERT, RAPHAEL and SAMUEL MOORE families, URIEL, UPTON, JOHN , WILLIAM and others. The reason why I am interested in this, I would like to know who has it, and some day see it. Most importantly, Robert Moore kept diaries, and I only know the whereabouts of some, not all. It may be possible that the WOLFE Family is aware of this furniture and diaries? Any Help here by all appreciated. I have not been able to draw the connection between the WOLFE/MOORE line. So, Janis, any ties here? Terry Moore-Atlanta As a suggestion, post your responses to the LIST, for all to see, and generate the flow of information!

Christine wrote <snip> > I think the surname list is a great idea! > My surname is ROBB. They came from York Co Pa. They lived in > Bellfontaine > Ohio. > Thank you, > Chris > > Chris, my MOORE line comes from YORK CO., PA as well, Marsh Creek. During my last visit to Logan Co., I was trying to get to see my MOORE Family Cemetery, and talked with the landowner, a Dietrick I recall, and I told him of my MOORE line. He said that there was an old Mr. ROBB (80's) still living in the area and was somehow tied to the MOORES. Does this fit in? Does anyone know of a MOORE /ROBB line? Terry Moore-Atlanta

Todd Leiss wrote <snip> > Researching the following surnames related to Logan County, Ohio > NORTON > STILES > SHIGLEY > BURROWS > HILL > > Any information would be greatly appreciated. > > Todd Leiss > Lebanon, Pa > brewmyster@nbn.net > Todd, do you have any connection to the following Nortons: There is a MOORE Cemetery in Logan Co, Union Twp. that has a family of NORTONS in it, mostly children. The stones mention a Josiah R. NORTON as the father whose wife was Sarah Ann NORTON, which I believe is a MOORE (no proof) . Other children buried ther are Joseph, Eliza, and Infant NORTON. Any help here would be appreciated. Terry Moore Atlanta