Does anyone know where I can find a listing of the burials in the Antioch Cemetery. I understand there are Kincades buried there -- I understand Nancy Kincade, who died in 1866, is buried there and that perhaps her husband, Samuel, is also there. I would like to know if there is a stone for him, showing when he died -- or if there is any other way of determining when he died. Is it possible to find probate records or land transactions before the date of 1867 when the courthouse burned -- or am I out of luck since she died in 1866 and he perhaps died before her? Thanks for your help. Mary Hart

I started to hit the big D button when it dawned on me that Sardis was a town w/ rang a bell. My Mother, Lela GREEN, d/o of James Franklin and Nora ORANGE GREEN lived there for some short period of time in her childhood. For the life of me, I could not tell you when but I might be able to pinpoint the dates through her brother, Harlan GREEN who just celebrated his 97th birthday. He is in Flint, MI but I remain in close touch w his children. I seem to remember Mother talking about going to grade school there but I am not certain. She was born in Graysville and of course I remember Woodsfield being discussed. My grandmother ORANGE, Mary Ellen WINLAND ORANGE was the only person in Monroe Co whom I remember at all. Vague memories of early family reunions at her house and her funeral are about the only real memories I have. I remember Hartzorne Ridge being mentioned and I know that the NICHLSONS owned a small grocery story on the T road at the end of Grandmother Orange's road but I have no idea of the name of her road. I just remember older girl cousins whose legs were longer than mine taking me down the road, up a little hill and turning left to the store where we bought a treat. Mother later told me the store was originally owned by the NICHOLSONS and BATTENS. The oldest GREEN daughter married a BATTEN. She was my great aunt Minnie, oldest daughter to Thomas Franklin GREEN and his wife Nancy Ellen NICHOLSON who died shortly after her eleventh child whom she had at the age of 38. Minnie stayed home and helped her father raise the large family even after she married BATTEN and had her own family. Any of this ring any bells w Monore natives? I haven't been in the county for a long time but I remember quite a bit about it and discussed it w/ my Mother till she died in 1999 She loved to talk about her days of living in Monroe Co. Her dad, James, worked in the oil fields and went to TX to help bring in early wells there. They moved to Ranger, TX for a short period of time but came back to the Bremen area. His brother George worked in the oil field industry also., Marjory PETTY Austen, daughter of Alva PETTY, Perry Co. and Lela GREEN, Bremen .OH. Marjory PETTY Austen Author of "You Can't Do That!" http://www.mappa.petty.com/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/1065.2.1 Message Board Post: I would guess then that you must be the daughter of Ruth Burns Collins; my name is Tom THUMM and we would be 5th cousins (correction - 4th cousins). As a family researcher for over thirty years, what began as a project to answer questions for my 66 year old grandmother in 1971 has become a love that I am eager to share with all family members (grandma, by the way, is alive and kickin' and will celebrate her 97th next month!). Over time, I have compiled a library of the family histories of my 32 ggg grandparents ancestral and descendant families, as well as the 32ggg grandparents ancestral and descendant families of my wife -- comprising a collection of histories that make up the ancestral and descendant stories of the 64 4xg grandparents of my children. I share the family histories -- free of charge -- with all who care enough to take the time to contribute their knowledge on their individual branch or otherwise have an interest the history that connects us to our relatives and ancestors. In addition, I maintain family mailing lists to provide periodic updates to other related family researchers as new information is discovered and added. If you are interested, I -- and other interested relatives -- would be very pleased to fill in your branch of our tree. We share a ggg grandfather Peter ROß/ROSS and ggg grandmother Margaret, nee BAUMAN, ROß/ROSS; your gggrandfather Johann "John" ROSS was their eldest son and my gggrandmother Barbara M. ROSS THUMM was their youngest of three daughters. Peter ROSS emigrated on the ship "Parkfield", which arrived in NY on 10 Aug 1854 from Hamburg Germany. His accompanying family included his second wife, Eva (nee Reuschel) ROSS and daughters, Catharina, age 17, Margaretha, 11, Barbara, 6, Kunigunde, 3, Regine, infant; a son, John, 9 The father's occupation on ship's manifest was listed as farmer. "Peter Ross was born in Oberpreuschwitz, Bayreuth, Bayern on 28 October 1800. He married in 1832 Margaret BAUMANN of Oberpreuschwitz with whom he had seven children. She died in 1849 and in the following year he married Eve Keuschel of Misselbach and they had 2 children. They came in 1854 to America. He died 23 January 1855, Beaver County PA." Obit from the records of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, Wall Rose, Beaver County PA Upon his death, all evidence indicates that the second wife and widowed step-mother to the eldest children, placed the 3 minor children of the 4 documented step-children into the care of the religious commune in Old Economie (the eldest daughter, Anna Katharina "Kate" Ross, was at this time 18 years old and an adult; she married Matthias "Mathew" Guttmann three years later in 1858) . The step-mother remained in the immediate vicinity, recorded in the records of St. Mathews Lutheran Church, Walls Rose, Beaver County PA in the marriage to her second husband Georg Heinrich KREDE on 24Jan1856 (exactly one day and one year after the death of her previous husband/our ggggrandfather). SOOOOOOOOOOO, as you see from the text above, my gggrandmother and your gggrandfather were orphans within 5 months of arriving in this country from Germany, given up by their stepmother! If you think that this family history may be of interest to you or your family, let me know. I know your grandmother Alvie is a retired teacher and had the two children. My understanding is that her divorced husband George died in a truck accident hauling logs out west -- but this is anecdotal and I would love details to verify info. Did she ever remarry?. I have no biographical info on your mother and Father Frank COLLINS (I am making an assumption there -- forgive me). I know even less about her brother Frank. Anything you could provide on these questions and/or the descendants of Ruth would be great for a start! I will be glad to share the entire history of over 200 pages plus pics. If not, I am sorry for the time I have taken and apologize for any intrusion into your time. Appreciatively - your cuz. Tom

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Burns, Collins Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/1065.2 Message Board Post: My grandmother was Alvie Eisenbarth. I have heard of others you mentioned and possibly can get you additional info. My mother (Alvie's daughter) is still living and has a clear mind, so could possibly answer some questions if you would like to state them. Have never dealt w/groups or chat rooms before so am very green. Please let me know if you still need or want additional info.

Since quite a few have expressed an interest in the pictures previously mentioned-- I have emailed the person resp. for the photo page on the Monroe Co. Chapter of the OGS site and hopefully I can post all these photos so everyone can get a good look at them. Meantime this is the line-up. If you are interested in any I will be glad to zip them privately, just send me your email. 1)Sardis-May 1906 Miss Mae Harman 2nd grade Class--id'd are Lester Griffith, Everett Watters, Clara Rush and Ruth Hess. (many children not id'd) 2)Sardis-April 1907 Miss Hatti Thompson teacher and 4, 5, and 6th grades names on back, Ruth Hess, Catherine Doley, Eleaner Weigelt, Bertha Dunn(?), Ben Calden(?), Lallathin, Lester Griffith, Clara Rush, Hattie Thompson. (many children not id'd) 3) Sardis--Frey's Hill 1913 flood-three men in a cart--Thompkin(s), Lester Griffith and Everett Waters. 4)Sarids 1906 taken of town looking toward the Ohio River. 5) Sardis -no date- postcard of town taken toward River. 6) Sardis 1910--four men in front of tent --Knights of Pythias officers Dr. S.C. Griffith, Lester Griffith, Mr. Farragut, Mr. Chas Weigelt 7)Sardis, Main Street, no date, horse and sled in snow with backs of two figures. 8) Amy and Ella Richardson in front of house in Sardis no date 9)Sardis 1913 flood--can read a sign that says "Schafer House" (could be boarding house), and lots of people standing looking at the water. Sara Richardson Kelly

I have recently received a photograph of the Sardis flood of 1913--and in the foreground is a sign that reads "Schafer House". Does anyone have access to a directory of that period to get the address. I would like to id the street that the picture shows. If anyone is interested I will post the picture. Sara Richardson Kelly

In the MONROE COUNTY OHIO MARRIAGES 1867-1917 book p. 124 Morris, Henry Carpenter, Julia A (age 16) applicant - Albert Carpenter 10 Oct 1886 p 185 Morris, Henry G. Carpenter, Sina 8 Nov 1896 p 306 Morris, Henry 24 of Noble Co Barker, Eva 36 (wid) of Monroe Henry's parents: John & Jane (Vanfossen) Morris Eva's: Isaac Smith & Mary (Massie) 10 Jan 1911 I also have---marriage between 1855 and 1860 Henry Morris Hannah C. (Carpenter) Murry (wid) Does anyone know anything about any of these Henry's? Any help or ideas would be appreciated. Thank you, betty

Looking for someone who may have the Antioch General Store Ledger from around 1860-1881. There are legends in this area that the James-Younger Gang may have hid out here for a while. According to some local people Frank & Jesse James may have signed the ledger for tabs. They have also been credited with staying being near Laings and Cameron. There is also supposed to be a huge rock located somewhere here in Monroe County with the initials J.B., F.J. and J.J. It is possible that they really were here because riding with Quantrell/Quantrill (a confederate sympathizer) who was from Dover, OH during the civil war who hung out with them before the bank/train robberies. Would love to hear from anyone who maybe able to contribute to this research. I am looking for this information because one of the James-Younger gang members may possibly be a gg g? grandfather to my spouse. We can not get find a name for the grandfather and a story has been passed down that one of the James Gang members was here or in Parkersburg, WV and the Grandmother refused to tell who the father was. I have come across my line where my family moved from Marietta to KS and Missouri close to where Frank & Jesse James were from and did a lot of bank robberies. Thank you for any help you can give.

This was found in the Ponca City, OK Newspaper Charles Franklin Brown Charles "Charlie" Franklin Brown, Deer Creek resident, died Wednesday, March 23, 2005, in the DVA Medical Center in Oklahoma City. He was 55. Graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, March 28 in the Ft. Sill National Cemetery in Elgin. Arrangements are under the direction of Dugger Funeral Home of Blackwell. Charles "Charlie" Franklin Brown was born Jan. 27, 1950, in Newark, Ohio, the son of Timothy and Kathryn Hudson Brown. He served in the Army during the Vietnam era. He was awarded the National Defense Service Medal and the Good Conduct Medal. He married Patricia Mary Barrows on Sept. 11, 1997, in Centralia, Wash. He moved to Deer Creek from Winlock, Wash., where he was a truck driver for National Frozen Foods. He enjoyed camping, fishing and playing with his animals. He collected hot wheel van, buses and motorcycles. He had a great love for his grandchildren. Survivors include his wife of the home; two sons, Timothy Schab of Kuwait and C. Dan Johnson of Schweinfuet, Germany; a daughter, Mary A. Zervos of Wheeling, W.V.; a sister, Kathy Climer of Woodsfield, Ohio; two grandchildren, McCoy Micheal Zervos and John Nichleous Zervos. He was preceded in death by his parents.

Enos Morris married Lucinda Slusher on July 1, 1856 in Monroe Co., Ohio and then Enos died on August 12, 1856. He is buried in the Quaker Cemetery, Jerusalem, Malaga Township, Monroe Co., Ohio. Supposedly she is also buried there, but what happened to her after he died? I found her (I think it is her) listed in the William Hardesty home as Lucinda Morris, age 27. That is the last time I can find her. I wonder if she wed again before 1867. Anyone have any ideas on her? Thanks. Jerilyn

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/1065.1 Message Board Post: Ruth (Burns) Collins lives in Sardis, Oh. I don't know her address but she would probably have a PO Box #. She lives at 37230 Border St.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/378.379.428.1.1 Message Board Post: I was looking for general info about his decendants espeacially from this line John Kline born in Germany George Cline abt. 1735 in Northern Germany died 4/14/1801 Washington County Ohio Wife was Susannah Buck born 1745 in Germany died 1840 Monroe Ohio Son was John Cline Sr. born Oct. 27,1772 Sunbury, Northumberland Co. PA died May 25, 1859 Benton Twp. Monroe Co. Ohio His wife was Mary Brown born 1773 Virginia/West Virginia died between 1815-1825 in Benton Twp Monroe County Ohio Their son was George "Little" Cline born 6/26/1795 in Wheeling (W) Virginia and died on 9/25/1875 in Monroe Co. Ohio His wife was Nancy Cline born 11/5/1798 Washington Co. Ohio died 8/17/1887 in Benton Ohio, this Nancy Cline was from Joseph Cline Sr. second marriage to a Sara Linn. George "Little" Cline son was John Cline born 12/15/1815 in Benton Monroe Co. Ohio died 10/20/1889 in Benton in Monroe County Ohio His wife was Mary Hutchinson born 3/6/1818 in Benton Monroe Co. Ohio she died 3/4/1890 in Benton Monroe Co. Ohio John Cline and Mary Hutchinson had a daughter Eunice Cline who married Joseph A. Givens on November 25,1879 in Monroe County Ohio They had one son Forest Givens born 12/11/1880 Most of the people from Benton Ohio are buried in the Jericho Cemetery in Benton Twp.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SWB.2ACE/378.379.428.1 Message Board Post: I am a descendant of George Cline (b. 1735-1740, Germany - d. 14 Apr 1801, Washington Co, OH). What information do you need?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hubbard Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SWB.2ACE/1100 Message Board Post: Anyone wishing to compare information would be great! Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hope to hear from you soon!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Howell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SWB.2ACE/1038.1.1 Message Board Post: Sue Thanks for the information, if I find anything I will post it for you Lee

Maybe there was a typo in the cemetery record and she died in 1901? Bonnie Burkhardt bb86it at wideopenwest. dot com Norton Internet Security is not compatible with Windows 98 and Compaq combo. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 9:31 PM Subject: [OHMonroe] Sarah A. (Powell) (Cline) BAKER > Seeking to document the death date of Sarah A. > POWELL, first married to Samuel N. CLINE in 1850 and > then to John Nelson BAKER in 1869. She was born 8 > March 1832, She apparently lived all her life in the > Graysville area, Washington Twp., Monroe County. She > had six Cline children (Madison, Isaac, Hiram, Mary > J., Luther and Eunice) before Samuel died, and Samuel > F. Baker in 1870. Her date of death, according to the > Low Gap Cemetery list, is 23 July 1911. But I've not > found Sarah Baker anywhere in the 1910 census, nor is > there any mention of her death in the Spirit of > Democracy from June through September 1911, nor does > the Monroe Probate office have a record of her death. > Does anyone out there have accurate information on > Sarah's date and place of death? All help appreciated! > > > ==== OHMONROE Mailing List ==== > You can read and post queries at http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Monroe > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.8.3 - Release Date: 3/25/05

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/1099.1 Message Board Post: Grady, If you haven't realized it by now, you are at the wrong county mail list. This is for Monroe County. Bonnie

Seeking to document the death date of Sarah A. POWELL, first married to Samuel N. CLINE in 1850 and then to John Nelson BAKER in 1869. She was born 8 March 1832, She apparently lived all her life in the Graysville area, Washington Twp., Monroe County. She had six Cline children (Madison, Isaac, Hiram, Mary J., Luther and Eunice) before Samuel died, and Samuel F. Baker in 1870. Her date of death, according to the Low Gap Cemetery list, is 23 July 1911. But I've not found Sarah Baker anywhere in the 1910 census, nor is there any mention of her death in the Spirit of Democracy from June through September 1911, nor does the Monroe Probate office have a record of her death. Does anyone out there have accurate information on Sarah's date and place of death? All help appreciated!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: SELBY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/1099 Message Board Post: If someone will be so kind as to lookup the obituary of Leonard SELBY, a resident of Monroe, Butler County, who died 18 September 1975, and send it to me at [email protected] I will appreciate it very much.

This whole line is my family.....if you need more info please email me off list Virgi Sander [email protected] Rt 3 Box 628 Jasper, Tx 75951 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 11:45 PM Subject: [OHMonroe] Re: William Knight, Lemuel Joseph Knight > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/723.1 > > Message Board Post: > > i have lots of info on william and francis joseph knight. she is related > to me because her sister rosanna amos is my gggggr grandmother. you can > get the info from www.familysearch.org or www.rootsweb.com or i can send > you the info if you give me your address. ill be happy to send any info. > lemuel was married 2 times . first wife was rebecca gray 1 kid second wife > was tamer dennis 6 kids. lemuel died in 1889 in minnesota. i hope this > helps > > > ==== OHMONROE Mailing List ==== > You can read and post queries at > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Monroe > > >