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

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/1038.1 Message Board Post: hey we are related!. im related to you thru jobs son anthony howell he had a daughter christina who married chris nething (neading) they had a daughter mary gribble who was my paternal grandmother. i am in the same boat as you are. no one to my knowledge knows anything about robert howell its like he fell out of the sky. his wifes name is listed as unknown and job seems to be an only child. if i find out anything ill let you know . good luck

Hi Betty Is there any mention in Will Books of Belmont Co. of Eli Moore borne apr. 21 1827 who married Sarah Thomas? Blessings RPS Researching Surnames: Stutsman, Simmons, Moore, Longenecker, Minnich, Ulrich, Stoner, Overholzer, Miller, Landis, Garber, Engle, Ellar, Diehl, Deeter, Cripe, Brumbaugh, Beck, Barnhart, X-Message: #2 Date: Sun, 20 Mar 2005 19:13:45 EST From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Moore Data Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Just thought I would add something to the Moore mix. Many Moores are mentioned in the early Will Books of Belmont Co, OH, as found in Lorraine Indermill Quillon's "Will Abstracts, Belmont County, Ohio, Vol. A, B, and C (1810-1827," Willow Bend Books, 2003. The entries may provide a hint to Moore ancestry. Also, the following petition was sent to Pennsylvania authorities from the western frontier pleading for help and protection against the incursions and murders of Indians in the Northwest Territory across the Ohio River. A Samuel Moore was one of the signers. Betti Elaine (King) Auerbach [email protected]

Woops! I forgot to "paste" the petition I mentioned in yesterday's posting. This was a petition of Pennsylvania government to provide protection against the murderous incursions of Indians from across the Ohio River in the Northwest Territory into the frontier settlements. I assume "Middle Wheeling" was Middle Wheeling Creek, flowing through Ohio Co, (W)VA and Washington Co, PA. HISTORICAL DOCUMENT "Memorial of Inhabitants of Middle Wheeling" Petition, 1792 As indicative of the feelings entertained by the settlers on the frontier in the year 1792, and their exposed and dangerous condition, we submit the following memorial of the inhabitants of Middle Wheeling, which is a copy of the original in its orthography and style. It is headed, Memorial of Inhabitants of Middle Wheeling ": - "We the inhabitants of middle Wheeling Now in a distressed and dangerous situation Have embodied ourselves and we are two weak to make a stand without assistance. We your humble petitioners do Pray your assistance in men, arms and ammunition, as we grudge William Craig to be the suitable place for the station, We flatter ourselves that you will do Everything that is in your Power, and humbly submits to your will In the fair; we your petitioners do pray. "Thomas Orr, David Hosack, Thomas Hosack, Samuel Moore, William Morrison, James Hosack, James McDonald, Andrew Hannah, Samuel Holmes, George Whitehill, William Bohanon, Robert McCoy, Ferdinand Moore, Thomas Harpon, William Hults [Aults], Andrew White, Devet Howell, William McCaskell, Robert Pendergast, George Knox, James Knox, James Steter [Stater?], Hilian Sleater, Hugh McCutcheon, John Brice, William Porter." Betti Elaine (King) Auerbach Orange, CA [email protected]

Woops! I forgot to "paste" the petition I mentioned in yesterday's posting. This was a petition of Pennsylvania government to provide protection against the murderous incursions of Indians from across the Ohio River in the Northwest Territory into the frontier settlements. I assume "Middle Wheeling" was Middle Wheeling Creek, flowing through Ohio Co, (W)VA and Washington Co, PA. HISTORICAL DOCUMENT "Memorial of Inhabitants of Middle Wheeling" Petition, 1792 As indicative of the feelings entertained by the settlers on the frontier in the year 1792, and their exposed and dangerous condition, we submit the following memorial of the inhabitants of Middle Wheeling, which is a copy of the original in its orthography and style. It is headed, Memorial of Inhabitants of Middle Wheeling ": - "We the inhabitants of middle Wheeling Now in a distressed and dangerous situation Have embodied ourselves and we are two weak to make a stand without assistance. We your humble petitioners do Pray your assistance in men, arms and ammunition, as we grudge William Craig to be the suitable place for the station, We flatter ourselves that you will do Everything that is in your Power, and humbly submits to your will In the fair; we your petitioners do pray. "Thomas Orr, David Hosack, Thomas Hosack, Samuel Moore, William Morrison, James Hosack, James McDonald, Andrew Hannah, Samuel Holmes, George Whitehill, William Bohanon, Robert McCoy, Ferdinand Moore, Thomas Harpon, William Hults [Aults], Andrew White, Devet Howell, William McCaskell, Robert Pendergast, George Knox, James Knox, James Steter [Stater?], Hilian Sleater, Hugh McCutcheon, John Brice, William Porter." Betti Elaine (King) Auerbach Orange, CA [email protected]

Can the List subscribers help answer questions I have regarding the Merrical families in Monroe Co, OH? 1. I would like to know who is the "progenitor" of these families. 2. Are John Merrical of Franklin Twp (age 64 b. 1786) and Jesse Merrical of Jackson Twp (age 61, b. c1789) related? Are they brothers? 3. Does anyone know the womens' maiden names? 4. Who is the father of each of the Merrical men who are heads of households? 5. Is Nicholas Merrical duplicated in the census? 6. Who does Margaret Merrical in #92/92 Franklin Twp (age 5, b. c1845) belong to? 7. In the Samuel and Nancy Merical's home (#20/20 Wayne Twp) there are three children in the home who are listed out of birth order, i.e, they were listed after a 2-year old child. 8. Where did the Merricals originate and what was their migration pattern on their way to Monroe Co, OH? CENSUS 1850 Monroe Co, OH #91/91 Franklin Twp [Davis, pp. 166] Amos Merrical, 34, b. c1816, farmer, OH [Son of John Merrical #92/92] Julia Merrical, 25, b. c1825, OH Eliza Merrical, 12, b. c1838, OH John Merrical, 11, b. c1839, OH Margaret Merrical, 9, b. c1841, OH Caroline Merrical, 6, b. c1844, OH Mary Merrical, 2, b. c1848, OH #92/92 Franklin Twp [Davis, pp. 167] John Merrical, 64, b. c1786, farmer, $1000, VA [Is he the brother of Jesse, Sr.?] Margaret Merrical, 61, b. c1789, Ireland Joseph Merrical, 24, b. c1826, farmer, OH Margaret Merrical, 17, b. c1833, OH Martha Merrical, 15, b. c1835, OH Margaret Merrical, 5, b. c1845, OH #118/118 Franklin Twp [Davis, pp. 170] James Merricle, 42, b. c1808, farmer, $500, OH Patience Merricle, 32, b. c1818, MD Garrison Merricle, 15, b. c1835, farmer, OH Margaret Merricle, 13, b. c1837, OH William Merricle, 10, b. c1840, OH Jesse Merricle, 8, b. c1842, OH John Merricle, 6, b. c1844, OH Mary Merricle, 4, b. c1846, OH Isaac Merricle, 2, b. c1848, OH #14/14 Jackson Twp [Davis, pp. 214] John Merical, 31, b. c1819, farmer, $00, OH Mary Merical, 29, b. c1821, OH Jemima Merical, 8, b. c1842, OH Henry Merical, 6, b. c1844, OH Louisa Merical, 4, b. c1846, OH Jesse Merical, 3, b. c1847, OH James Merical, 2, b. c1848, OH #15/15 Jackson Twp [Davis, pp. 214] Jesse Merical (Sr.), 61, b. c1789, farmer, $1200, OH**** [Incorrect birthplace? (W)VA?] Jemima Merical, 58, b. c1792, OH**** [Incorrect birthplace? (W)VA?] Nicholas Merical, 27, b. c1823, farmer, OH**** [Is he duplicated in #137/137?] Jemima Merical, 18, b. c1832, 18, OH Fanny Merical, 16, b. c1834, OH Mahala Merical, 14, b. c1836, OH #28/28 Jackson Twp [Davis, pp. 216] Jesse Merical (Jr.), 24, b. c1826, $00, farmer, OH Mary Merical, 20, b. c1830, VA Emily Merical, 4, b. c1846, OH Jesse Merical, 2, b. c1848, OH #137/137 Jackson Twp, [Davis, pp. 229] Shadrach Sellers, 28, b. c1822, farmer, $1000, PA Ann Sellers, 24, b. c1826, PA Thomas Sellers, 5, b. c1845, PA George Sellers, 3, b. c1847, PA Elizabeth Sellers, 1, c1849, OH Stephen Mitchel, 40, b. c1810, laborer, OH Nicholas Merical, 28, b. c1822, laborer, OH**** [Is he duplicated in #15/15?] #7/7 Wayne Twp [Davis, pp. 557] Jesse Mericle, 37, b. c1813, Farmer, $800, OH Jane Mericle, 35, b. c1815, MD Elizabeth Mericle, 11, b. c1839, OH Adam Mericle, 9, b. c1841, OH William Mericle, 5, b. c1845, OH John Mericle, 3, b. c1847, OH #20/20 Wayne Twp [Davis, pp. 559] Samuel Merical 29, b. c1821, farmer, $400, OH Nancy Merical, 26, b. c1824, Ireland Hannah Merical, 3, b. c1847, OH Susan Merical, 2, b. c1848, OH Daniel Merical, 6, b. c1844, OH**** [Whose child is he? Eliza Merical, 5, b. c1845, OH**** [Whose child is she?] John Merical, 6 mos, 1850, OH**** [Whose child is he?]

Date: 3/20/2005 6:41:49 PM Pacific Standard Time From: BettiAuer To: [email protected], [email protected] I had a delightful time reading an autobiography/family history listed below. These Millers lived in Greene or Washington Co, PA, at an early date. The author, Morris Miller, was a convert to Quakerism, and the family, along with other Quakers of the area, moved on to Ohio, where they seem to have settled somewhat closely. Once he converted, he spoke condescendently about the rest of our folks who were unapologetic heathens. Reading his first-hand story and comparing it with the 1880's county history gave me a conflicting picture of the people we descended from. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in Greene or Washington Co, PA, history or to those with Millers in their genealogy. I do not remember if he mentioned his neighbors by name, but he certainly presents a sorry picture of them. A good and long read for those that like such stuff. Betti Elaine (King) Auerbach Orange, CA [email protected] From my FTM file on Morris Miller: BIOGRAPHY Source: Morris Miller, "History of the Morris and Miller Families," 1873. Maggie Stewart-Zimmerman, transcribed from original; edited to make more readable and to incorporate author's corrections, 1967. Contributed to USGenWeb Archives <http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/> Location: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/washington/history/family/miller/miller01.txt [and /miller02.txt]. "....Tradition avers that Robert Miller, my grandfather, and a sister came over from Ireland somewhere about 1747...They settled in Bucks County.....

Just thought I would add something to the Moore mix. Many Moores are mentioned in the early Will Books of Belmont Co, OH, as found in Lorraine Indermill Quillon's "Will Abstracts, Belmont County, Ohio, Vol. A, B, and C (1810-1827," Willow Bend Books, 2003. The entries may provide a hint to Moore ancestry. Also, the following petition was sent to Pennsylvania authorities from the western frontier pleading for help and protection against the incursions and murders of Indians in the Northwest Territory across the Ohio River. A Samuel Moore was one of the signers. Betti Elaine (King) Auerbach [email protected] _____________________________________________________________ n a message dated 3/19/2005 7:01:05 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Date: 18 Mar 2005 > Subject: Oh-Muskingum Co. Bible (unknown) > Muskingum County Oh Archives Bible Records.....unknown Author Copyright Date March 10, 1814 > > File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: > Cheryl Moore [email protected] March 18, 2005, 3:35 pm Posted in OH-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest V05 #22 > > Samuel Moore Born--March 10,1814 > Eliza Moore Born--May 12,1818 > Joseph Moore Born--February 5, 1838 > Mary E. Moore Born--June 14, 1840 > John A. Moore Born--November 28, 1842 > William J. Moore Born July 28, 1845 > Samuel H. Moore Born June 17, 1848 (My great-granfather Married Sarah > Arnett) > Sarah J. Moore Born May 28, 1851 > Eliza A. Moore Born May 28, 1854 > Martha A. Moore Born January 3, 1857 > > Samuel Moore--Died Novemter 8, 1857 > John A. Moore--Died May 10, 1863 > George Leslie Moore--Died April 26, 1869 > William J. Moore--Died December 23, 1894 > Eliza Moore--Died December 23, 1904 died at 3:45 p.m. and buried at Hartford > > beside George Leslie. > > This was copied from a page in our family bible. My uncle Robert S. Moore > researched the family back to Zanesville, OH and found that the county > courthouse was destroyed along with the records. Our family of Samuel H. > Moore > emigrated to Ottumwa, Iowa. They had a family business in harness-making in > > Montezuma, Iowa and Penora, Iowa. > > I am not sure the recorded date is accurate as that is my > great-grandfather's > birthdate. > > File at: > http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/oh/muskingum/bibles/unknown20bb.txt > This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/ohfiles/ > >

: Our SW Ohio Ancestors:Militia Rosters of 1782 First Battalion, Washington Co, PA  Date: 2/23/2005 2:43:27 PM Pacific Standard Time From: BettiAuer [email protected] So many of the men or their offspring listed in these rosters moved into the sourthwestern counties of Ohio--Belmont Co, Washington Co, Monroe Co, Morgan Co, Noble Co, Guernsey Co--that I believe this information could be helpful to present and future researchers. BIOGRAPHY Source:  The Archer Association/The Archer Cousins "Michael Archer, born c. 1760, died c. 1786.  Little is known of Michael, as he was killed by Indians before 9 September 1786.  After his death, his widow Elizabeth Wells, daughter of John Duckett Wells, (sister of William Wells, married to Michael's sister).  Elizabeth (Wells) Archer, moved with her brothers and two children, Mary and Joseph Archer, to Tyler County, (W) Virginia, where his descendants live to the present time.  ( Compiled by George W. Archer < [email protected]>). Source:  Howard L. Leckey, "Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families." _____________________________________________________________________ HISTORICAL REFERENCE Michael Archer is listed on the document "Petition for a New State of Westsylvania." "Petition For a New State" (List alphabetized from Howard L. Leakey's book, "The Ten Mile Country and Its Pioneer Families"). Petition included residents of Fayette, Washington & (to be) Greene Co, PA, and Ohio & Monongalia Co, VA. From an original petition for a new state located in the Library of Congress.  No date is found on the document.  Papers of the Continental Congress No. 48, Folios 251-6, pages 89-96. Leakey:  "The names in this petition, which is not dated, seem at times to be taken from the militia rolls, and if circulated after 1780 contains names of persons deceased or who had moved from the district.  There is no attempt to conceal the fact that the signatures were written by the prime agitators of the movement as many of those names which appear here could only make their marks." Transcription is also available on USGenWeb Archives.  Search Greene Co, PA or Washington Co, PA.  File:  earlysett01.txt,  Title: "History: Local: Early Settlers, Petition for a New State: Fayette, Washington & Greene Co's, PA." The "Archer" listings included:  Jacob Archer, James Archer, Joseph Archer, Michael Archer (#1), Michael Archer (#2), Patrick Archer, Simon Archer. ___________________________________________________________________________ MILITARY SERVICE WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA - 1782 - FIRST BATTALION Source:  Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by M Burns.  < [email protected]> 1782 - First Battalion, Washington County.  Recruited in Whiteley and Greene Townships (now Greene County).  A few from Dunkard. JOHN GUTHREY, Captain Eleazer Clegg, Lieutenant                    Ricahrd Dotson, Sergeant (Dollison?) Gideon Long, Ensign                           John Roberts, Sergeant Mathew Hanon/?Hennen, Sergeant Privates: Baley Johnson, Ess Davis, John McMahon, Richard Pain, Nathaniel Kidd, John Clawson, David Flowers, Augustine Dillener, James Long, John Long, Zebidee Lee, John Six/?Sykes, Nathan Curry, John Pettyjohn, William Notts, Charles McDowel, Solomon Hobbs, Thomas Flowers, Francis Hannah, Peter Yoho, John Evans Jr, Noah Long, Charles Scobey, Samuel Dutton, Jeremiah Long, Isaac Bozarth, Samuel Evans, William Masters, Micheal Swope, Thomas Provence, William Hannah, William McCoy, John Brown, Benjamin Notts, Eliel Long, Henry Yoho, Aaron Jenkins, Elias Stone, David Long, John Douglas, William Robinson, Zachariah Evans, Henry Baker, Levi Hand, Benjamin Sutton, John Seryer/?Sayer, Jeremiah Williams, Daniel Rinehart, George Evans, John Notts/ ?Knotts, Daniel Notts, Thomas Douglass "NOTE--These men also served tours with Captain John Guthery:  Samuel Swindler, Cecil Davis, John Minor, and John Shipman". Reference:  Penna Archives, Series VI, Vol. 2, pp. 18 - 19, pp. 271. 1782, First Battalion, Washington Co.  Recruited near Fort Lindley. Near present Greene County line. John Miller, Captain Cornelius Miller, Lieutenant John Lindley, Sergeant Henry Dickerson, Ensign Gideon Dickerson, Sergeant John Goble, Sergeant Ephraim Bates, Sergeant John Gwynne, Drummer Edward McVay, Zenas Lindley, Abraham Fordyce, Thomas Reynolds, George Atkinson Ye first James Tucker, Caleb Dille, Price Dille, Nathan Bane, Abram Hathaway, George Atkinson 2d, David Johnson, Benjamin McVay, John Carmicheal, Daniel Axtell, James Hunter, Caleb Goble, Peter Hanks, Abram Lindley, Jacob Whosong, Timothy Ryan, Lawrence Craft, Ebeneezer Goble, Leonard Love, Patrick Allison, Francis Griffing, James Guffey, Dennis Carhill, Isaac McVay, Thomas Sargent, Stephen Carter, Stephen Sanders, Elihu Sanders, Thomas Axtell, Samuel Dille, Benjamin Goble, Daniel Parkhurst, James Johnson, Israel Dille, Noah Cook, Stephen Cook, John Whitten, Richard Hathaway, Samuel Craig, Ebeneezer Osborn, George Carter, Richard Lee, Isaac Dille, Joseph Bane, Caleb Lindley, Benjamin Rickey, Joseph Lindley, Jacob Whosong Jr, Abel Cook, David Dille, John Dille, Benjamin Royce, John Miller, Andrew Sheardine, John McVay, Thomas Craig, Nathan Hathaway, Joseph Pipes, Thomas Grim, William Craft, James Draper, Moses Williams, Jesse Bane, John Ryan, Jacob Rude, Daniel Veon, Joseph Col /?Call, Conrad Whosong, Benjamin Frazee, Jabez Baldwin, Daniel Dodd, Mathew Golden, Ellis Bane, Daniel Crayne, Lewis Wright, Richard Sargeant, Daniel Lindley, Isaac Bane Pennsylvania Archives, Series VI, Vol 2, pp 7, 8, 11-13, 217 Penna Militia 1782 First Battalion, Washington County. Recruited in the vicinity of Fort Jackson, present day Waynesburg. James Archer, Captain John Fee, Lieutenant David White, Ensign John Gray, Sergeant John Bryan, Sergeant Stephen Styles/? Stiles, Sergeant PRIVATES Daniel Estill, William Cathers, Francis Feurt, James Bradford, Joseph Archer, Nathan Hughes, Philip Newland, Ezekiel Morris, Thomas Reinhart, Hezekiah Stewart, Henry Huffman, Sebastian Sroufe (?Crouse/ Roupe), William Wells, Lot Leonard, Barnet Rinehart, George Nott (?Knotts), John Thrasher, Joseph Reinhart, James Stewart, John Jones, William Inghram, Alexander Moore, Thomas Slater, Daniel Stewart, Arthur Inghram, Israel White, Simeon Archer, Jacob Sellars, Richard Morris, James Eagon, Richard Jackson, Robert Gorrel, David White, James Potter, David Owens, John Wiley, John Ankrom, James Prickett, Rolin Hughes, Micheal Archer, Richard Stewart, John Reinhart, John Hathaway, George Sellars, William Carrol, George Fee, Thomas Fee, Clifton Bowen, Samuel Miranda, David Gray, Leonard Sellars, George Lemley, Peter Dailey, John Pursel (?Pursley), William James, Samuel Hathaway, Elisha Wiley, John Burns, Barnet Eagon Penna Archives, Series VI, Vol 2, pp17 Penna Militia 1782 First Battalion, Washington County. Recruited Castile Run. Andrew Ferley (Farley, ?Fairley), Captain James Blackburn, Lieutenant Samuel Coll (?Call), Clerk Andrew Cox, Sergeant David Leonard, Sergeant Joseph Line (?Linn), Sergeant PRIVATES James Milligan, Micheal Cox Jr, Joseph Roberts, Jacob Meek, Richard Hardesty, James Baily, Jacob Need, Frederick Arnold, John Roberts, Jesse Jackson, Peter Benham, Jesse Leonard, Joseph Linsecum, Solomon Grooms, John Stull, Thomas Kelsey, Andrew Kees, John Line (?Linn), Jacob Jackson, John Messmore, William Jones, John Blackburn, Thomas Fowler, Micheal Cox, John Hegle, Christopher Gayman, Henry Fix, John Miller, Elisha Morris, James Wright, Caleb Linsecum, John Wright, Thomas Ishmael, Edmund Manning, William Grooms, Isaac Meek, Phineas McCray, Daniel Arnold, Jeremiah Meek, Thomas Kelsey, Philip Fox, Thomas Humphreys, John Lowrey, Samuel McCray, John Goodwin, Nathan Meek, Hugh Kees, John Bryant, William Line (?Linn), Samuel Line (?Linn), George Miles, John Moore, Tych Rose (?Tichenor Rose), Daniel Gayman, Benjamin Daniels, Thomas Hill, Tobias Moore, Daniel Arnold, Miles Heaton, Alexander Jackson, Nathan Kelley, Henry Enoch Also: Jeremiah Sargent, John Bradford, Adam Bowen, Micheal Bowen, Daniel McFarland Penna Archives, Series VI, vol 2 pp 9

Researching the ancestry of Samuel McVay and Permelia (Millie) Ice McVay, m. 1830 in either Washington County/Monroe County OH or across the river in Virginia. Sam's parents, John McVay (1789-) and Elizabeth Simmons; Sam/Permelia's children born in Ohio wer Elizabeth, 1834, John, 1836, George, 1838, the family moved to Spencer County, Indiana between 1838-1840. Believe Samuel's sisters married into the French and Cline families.. Permelia's father was George Ice, b ca 1794, and Catherine or Eve maiden name unknown. Larry Sanders

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wilson, Dunn, Hayes, Christman Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/946.2 Message Board Post: Mrs Halsey & Mrs Crouch: I have a Paul Elbert CHRISTMAN, who married in St Clairsville Oh, a Ruth Ellen WILSON, dau/o Calvin Harvey WILSON & NORA (DUNN), this is apart of My WILSON Lines, which I have several. Hope this is of some Help, I'm looking for all/Amy ties to the Family of WILSON. Regards: The Sarge ""Honor and Courage""

In a message dated 3/7/2005 5:19:21 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Subj: Snyder Genealogy > Date: 3/7/2005 5:19:21 AM Pacific Standard Time > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected], [email protected] > Sent from the Internet > > > > > > Hi, I am looking for the parents of William W. Snyder born in Noble County > April 1858. I know that he is a nephew of John Snyder born abt 1801 in > Maryland and Ann his wife born about 1814 in Ohio. His cousins are Caroline > Snyder b 1835, Shepard b 1838, Susan b 1840, Catherine, Cornelia b 1841, Francis > Marion Snyder b 1846 Charles Richard Snyder b 1847 Allen M. born 1849 Violet > E. b 1853 and Emily born 1855. If you have any information about this family > or their history please let me know. > > Thanks, > Laura Del Rosario > > Dear Laura: I have yet to discover the parents of my Samuel Snyder, but John and Samuel Snyder could be brothers. Samuel and his wife Rebecca (King)--d/o John King) were both born in Maryland. There was a George Snyder and a Michael Snyder in Belmont Co at a very early date and are mentioned in Lorraine Indermill Quillon's "Will Abstracts, Belmont County, Ohio, Vol. A, B, and C (1810-1827), Willow Bend Books, 2003. They would have been adults during that time period. File away the information; it may help in putting clues together at a later date. Something else. I have included all the Snyders in the 1850 and 1860 Monroe Co, OH, Censuses. However, we should look closely at Guernsey and Belmont Co's for Snyders born in MD. At the moment I do not have those censuses at hand, so I have not extracted them below. But without them, we do not have a clear picture. Hopefully, someone on the Lists will be able to help us find out Snyder ancestors. Will Book Vol.-Page A-221 Estate of Joseph VanLaw 21 Mar 1815 Appraisement Report presented to court. Purchasers at an estate sale included George Snyder. [This George Snyder had to have born before 1800.] B-51 Estate of Jeptha Sharp Sept 1815 Inventory Report presented to court. Purchasers at an estate sale included George Snyder. B-180 Estate of Thomas VanLaw "of Smith Twp" 18 Oct 1820 Estate sale was held by administrators. George Snyder is listed as one of the purchasers. B-377 Estate of Samuel Rice. 23 Nov 1822 Estate sale held by administrators. George Snyder is listed as one of the purchasers. C-199 Estate of Thomas VanLaw "of Smith Twp." Final settlement of estate by George VanLaw and James Eaton, Administrators. Fees were paid. Claims were paid which were a lien on the estate previous to and at the time of Thomas VanLaw's death. Receipts (credits) were presented to court. Payments included "Snider's note secured by pledge of note of John VanLaw." C-135 Estate of Dr. Alexander Gaston, late of Morristown, Ohio. Inventory report by administrators. Dr. Gaston's patients who still owed him money at the time of his death are apparantly listed. George Snyder's name is entered into Ledger 2. [The abstract does not include the date nor the amount owed the doctor, but are listed in the inventory report]. C-259 Estate of Thomas Robinson 11 Oct 1825. Appraisal Report presented to court. Amongst the purchasers at the estate sale was Michael Snider. C-344 Estate of Henry Cassady About 1826. Purchasers at estate sale included Michael Snider. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------- CEMETERY RECORDS/TOMBSTONES Bachman's Cemetery Bachman's Cemetery is located in Bachman's Valley in Carroll County, Maryland. Interments to Sep 27, 1889 were taken from The Democratic Advocate, a Carroll County newspaper. This has been the most difficult one to do as the print was set in extra-small lettering in order to squeeze it all in the allotted space. Even with the help of scanning and enlarging or with the assistance of a magnifying glass, it has been very difficult. It appears the stones were removed and replaced in rows, back to back, so it seems unlikely the tombstones are in the exact location of the graves. SNYDER John Edwin (s/o George & Corinda) d/ 11 Jun 1863 @ 4m Julia (w/o Jacob) d/ 30 Apr 1835? @ 88y.3m.29d [b. 1747] Michael d/ 5 May 1866? @ 85y.10m.12d [b. 1766] Samuel d/ 3 Jul 1889 @ 65y ______________________________________________________________________________ __________ CENSUS 1850 Monroe Co, OH "SNYDER"s in Monroe Co, OH, in 1850 #37/37 Center Twp [Davis, pp. 50] David Kirkbride, 60, b. c1790, farmer, $10,000, MD Pluma Kirkbride, 52, b. c1798, CT Elizabeth Kirbride, 23, b. c1827, OH Charlotte Kirkbride, 21, b. c1829, OH Lucy Mitchell, 25, b. c1825, OH Is this the dtr of David Kirkbride?] James Mitchell, 6 mos, b. 1850, OH Benjamin Snider, 22, b. c1828, laborer, OH #64/64 Center Twp [Davis, pp. 53] Joseph Morris, 54, b. c1796, farmer, $15,000, PA Sarah Morris, 54, b. c1796, PA Joseph Morris, 25, c1825, PA Enos Morris, 22, b. c1828, PA Ellen Morris, 18, b. c1832, PA William Morris, 15, b. c1835, OH Sylvester Morris, 13, b. c1837, OH Mary K. Smith, 2, b. c1848, OH Elizabeth Snider, 17, b. c1833, OH Jeremiah Sawyer, 18, b. c1832, VA #178/178 Center Twp [Davis, pp. 66] Jacob Snider, 60, b. c1790, Germany Frederick Snider, 30, b. c1820, Germany Henry Snider, 20, b. c1830, Germany Caroline Snider, 18, b. c1832, Germany Elizabeth Grover, 20, b. c1830, Germany Lenia Grover, 16, b. c1834, Germany Frederick Grover, 20, b. c1830, shoemaker, PA #198/198 Franklin Twp [Davis, pp. 180] James Snider, 26, b. c1824, farmer, $350, OH Barbara Snider, 19, b. c1831, OH Violet Snider, 1, b. c1849, OH Neighbors: Listed next to are Elijah King (b. c1815) and John Wells (b. c1803). Adjacent are William Wells (b. c1828), John Huffman (b. c1788), William Carmichael, James L. Carmichael 9b. c1791), David Carmichael, Robert Clark, Joseph L. Smith. John Wells' wife was Ruth Huffman. His first wife was Susannah McBride, d/o John McBride and Christina Crow--who had been tomahawked in the back by Indians but survived. Her sisters were killed in the same attack near Ryerson's Station in now Greene Co, PA. #57/57 Wayne Twp [Davis, pp. 563] Andrew Snyder, 43, b. c1807, farmer, $375, VA Elizabeth Snyder, 42, b. c1807, OH Nancy Snyder, 20, b. c1830, OH Elizabeth Snyder, 18, b. c1832, OH Benjamin Snyder, 22, b. c1828, OH Mary Snyder, 15, b. c1835, OH Martha Snyder, 13, b. c1837, OH William Snyder, 10, b. c1840, OH James Snyder, 8, b. c1842, OH #78/78 Union Twp [Davis, pp. 506] Samuel Snyder, 55, b. c1795, farmer, $15,000, MD Catharine Snyder, 54, b. c1796, MD Catharine Snyder, 24, b. c1826, MD Mahlon Snyder, 21, b. c1829, MD Evaline Snyder, 16, b. c1834, MD Charles Hany [Snyder?], 11, b. c1839, OH [Is Charles' surname Hany or Snyder? Or is Haney a middle name?] Neighbors: William Church, George Church, James Zimmerman, Francis A. Wharton, William Barnes, James Nowell [Noel], Jacob Pringle, Bennett Lucas, Calvin Wickham, Nathan Matheny, Isaac Headley, Alen Wilcox, Robert Young, James Archer, Sanford W. Morrison, Weadon Headley, William Quartinus, Henry Archer, Michael Archer, James Archer, Jr., Enoch Archer, Joseph Archer, Hannah Archer, Henry Church, Kinsey Harrison, Samuel Young, Samuel Anderson, Benton Snyder, Samuel Hickman, Windham Sparling, Michael Danford, Fawcet Craig, and Robert and Joseph Scofield. #68/68 Union Twp [Davis, pp. 505] Samuel Young, 53, b. c1797, farmer, $850, VA Martha Young, 45, b. c1805, VA Harriet Young, 18, b. c1832, VA [Married Samuel Anderson] Andrew Young, 15, b. c1835, VA William Young, 13, b. c1837, VA George W. Young, 11, b. c1839, VA Elizabeth Ann Young, 8, b. c1842, VA Benton Snyder, 3 mos, b. c1850, VA [Who does this newborn baby belong to?] #110/110 Sunsberry Twp [Davis, pp. 453-454]] Ellen Snider, 30, b. c1820, OH [Appears to be a widow with a 1 yr-old. Is Benton Snyder her baby?] Elizabeth Snider, 12, b. c1838, OH Mary Snider, 8, b. c1842, OH William Snider, 6, b. c1844, OH Marion Snider, 4, b. c1846, male, OH Margaret Snider, 1, b. c1849, OH #111/111 Sunsberry Twp [Davis, pp. 454] Levi Snider, 27, b. c1823, laborer, OH Mary Snider, 25, b. c1825, PA Hulda Snider, 4, b. c1846, OH William Snider, 3 mos, b. 1850, OH #68/68 Stock Twp [Davis, pp. 425] Philip Snider, 45, b. c1805, farmer, $800, Germany Eve Snider, 30, b. c1820, Germany Mary Snider, 13, b. c1837, VA Catherine Snider, 11, b. c1839, OH John Snider, 8, b. c1842, OH Joseph Snider, 7, b. c1843, OH Henry Snider, 4, b. c1846, OH Matilda Snider, 4 mos, b. 1850, OH #205/205 Seneca Twp [Davis, pp. 400] David Snyder, 56, b. c1794, farmer, $200, Germany Catharine Snyder, 54, b. c1796, Germany Caroline Snyder, 19, b. c1831, Germany Philip J. Snyder, 18, b. c1832, farmer, Germany Frederick Snyder, 8, b. c1842, OH Stopel Snyder, 63, b. c1787, male, laborer, Germany #171/171 Seneca Twp [Davis, pp. 395] John S. Snyder, 72, b. c1778, farmer, $00, VA Rachel Snyder, 39, b. c1811, PA Mary S. Snyder, 18, b. c1832, OH John Snyder, 15, b. c1835, farmer, OH George Snyder, 13, b. c1837, OH Margaret Snyder, 11, b. c1839, OH Caroline Snyder, 7, b. c1843, OH Amelia Snyder, 7, b. c1843, OH Francis M. Snyder, 5, b. c1845, male, OH Rachel Snyder, 3, b. c1847, OH Hannah J. Snyder, 2 mos, b. 1850, OH Neighbors: William C. Porter, Reuben Cline, Levi Rucker, Frederick Crane, Joshua Pryor, James Pryor, Nathan Pryor, Jackson Boyd, Samuel Stephen, Thomas R. Elder, Asa Barton, Joel Allen, Henry Porter, Richard Barret, Thomas Robinson, Walter Hardessty, Lemuel S. Rucker. #177/177 Perry Twp [Davis, pp. 328-329] John Snider, 25, b. c1825, farmer, OH Lucinda Snider, 24, b. c1826, OH Hezekiah Snider, 3, b. c1843, OH Eliza Snider, 1, b. c1849, OH #33/33 Ohio Twp [Davis, pp. 278] Henry Snider, 47, b. c1803, farmer, $350, Germany Rachel Snider, 27, b. c1823, Germany Henry Snider, 17, b. c1833, Germany Caroline Snider, 14, b. c1836, Germany William Snider, 6, b. c1844, Germany Elizabeth Snider, 4, b. c1846, OH John Snider, 2, b. c1848, OH Mary Snider, b. c1849, OH #15/15 Malaga Twp [Davis, pp. 272] John Miller, 26, b. c1824, shoemaker, $130, Germany Mary Miller, 18, b. c1832, Germany Elizabeth Miller, 1 mo, 1850, OH John R. Snyder, 16, b. c1834, shoemaker, Germany #48/48 Malaga Twp [Davis, pp. 242] Elizabeth Snyder, 54, b. c1796, Widow, farmer, $600, Germany Jacob Snyder, 21, b. c1829, farmer, Germany Frederick Snyder, 16, farmer, OH George Snyder, 19, b. c1831, shoemaker, Germany #187/187 Green Twp [Davis, pp. 209] John Snider, 46, b. c1804, farmer, Germany Mary Snider, 21, b. c1829, Germany Christoph Snider, 5, b. c1845, Germany Pecuse (sic) Snider, 2, b. c1848, OH John Snider, 5 mos, b. 1849-1850, OH ________________________________________________________________________ CENSUS 1860 Monroe Co, OH "SNYDER"s in Monroe Co, OH, in 1860 Woodsfield (Town), Center Twp #123/123 Census pp. 17, Line 15-18 [Davis, pp. 68] Adam Snider, 28, b. c1832, Farmer, Germany [This family emigrated from Germany to America 1853-1857] Mary Snider, 29, b. c1831, Germany Mary Snider, 7, b. c1853, Germany Sophia Snider, 3, b. c1857, OH Center Twp (P.O. Woodsfield) #236/236 Census pp. 32, Lines 10-13 [Davis, pp. 81] Jacob Snider, 31, b. c1829, farmer, $1400/300, Bavaria Eve Snider, 28, b. c1832, OH Frederick Snider, b. c1843, OH Jacob Snider, b. c1847, OH Malaga Twp #626/626 Census pp. 93, Lines 18-24 [Davis, pp. 133] Philip Snider, 30, b. c1830, farmer, $00/00, "Byron" ? Catharine Snider, 30, b. c1830, Wittenburg, Germany Philip Snider, 6, b. c1856, OH Henry Snider, 4, b. c1856, OH Mary Snider, 3, b. c1857, OH John Snider, 3 mos, b. 1850, OH Philipenia Snider, 60, b. 1800, Wittenburg, Germany [Is this the mother of Philip Snider?] Malaga Twp #689/689 Census pp. 141, Lines 8-10 [Davis, pp. 141] Frederick J. Snider, 47, b. c1813, farmer $1400/620, Rheinland Elizabeth Snider, 40, b. c1820, Rheinland Elizabeth Betram [Bertram?], 60, b. c1800, Rheinland Malaga Twp #706/706 Census pp. 104, Lines 31-35 [Davis, pp. 143] George Snider, 29, b. c1831, farmer, $800/175, Baden Elisabeth Snider 31, b. c1829, Baden Catharine Snider, 8, b. c1852, OH, in school Louisa Snider, 5, b. c1855, OH George Snider, 3, b. c1847, OH Sunsberry Twp #252/252 Census pp. 33-34, Lines 39-40 and Lines 1-5, respectively Levi Snider, 35, b. c1825, farmer, $1000/300, OH Mary Snider, 30, b. c1830, OH Gulia [Julia] E. Snider, 15, b. c1845, OH William Snider, 13, b. c1847, OH, in school Oswell [Oswald?] Snider, 10, b. c1850, OH, in school Jesse W. Snider, 7, b. c1853, OH, in school Anne J. Snider, 2, b. c1858, OH Ohio Twp #10/10 Census pp. 2, Lines 13-22 [Davis, pp. 178] J. G. Snider, 47, b. c1813, farmer, $400/125, Baden Magdalena Snider, 41, b. c1819, Baden Gustaves Snider, 15, b. c1845, Baden, in school Pius Snider, 12, b. c1848, male, PA, in school John Snider, 10, b. c1850, PA, in school Oswald Snider, 8, b. c1852, OH Godfrey Snider, 6, b. c1854, OH Elisabeth Snider, 4, b. c1856, OH (twin) Louisa Snider, 4, b. c1856, OH (twin) Augustus Snider, 2, b. c1858, OH Ohio Twp #226/226 Census pp. 34, Lines 31-37 [Davis, pp. 206] John Shively, 35, b. c1825, farmer, $3000/400, Wurtenburg Joanna Shively, 34, b. c1826, Wurtenburg William Shively, 6, b. c1854, OH, in school Caroline Shively, 4, b. c1856, OH Roseana Shively, 2, b. c1858, OH Roseana Lude, 14, b. c1846, Switzerland, in school Lewis Snider, 12, b. c1848, OH, in school Benton Twp #79/79 Census pp. 12, Lines 16-22 [Davis, pp. 234] James Snider, 26, b. c1834, farmer, $00/250, OH Magdalena Snider, 25, b. c1835, domestic, Switzerland, illiterate Elizabeth Snider, 9, b. c1851, OH, in school Louisa Snider, 8, b. c1852, OH, in school Matilda Snider, 6, b. c1854, OH, in school Nathaniel Snider, 4, b. c1856, OH, in school Margaret E. Snider, 10 mos, b. c1859-1860, Illinois [This family seems to have returned to OH in 1860 from IL] Green Twp (P.O. Laings) #370/370 Census pp. 54, Lines 18-33 [Davis, pp. 270] Valentine Snider, 37, b. c1823, farmer, $500/250, Germany Carolina Snider, 27, b. c1833, Germany Albert Snider, 6, b. c1854, VA, in school Matilda Snider, 3, b. c1857, MO Amelia Snider, 2, b. c1858, OH Josephine Snider, 2 mos, b. c1860, OH Jackson Twp (P.O. Sardis) #1178/1178 Census pp. 370, Lines 22-26 [Davis pp. 370] Truman Payere, 50, b. c1810, farmer, $1000/200, NY Susianna Payere, 50, b. c1810, domestic, VA, illiterate Rufus Payere, 21, b. c1839, farmer, OH Dickson Payere, 19, b. c1841, farmer, OH, in school Henry Snider, 21, b. c1839, day laborer, OH Jackson Twp (P.O. Cochransville) #1219/1219 Census pp. 375, Lines 32-39 [Davis, pp. 375] Andrew Snider, 42, b. c1818, farmer, $2000/550, Germany Rebecca Snider, 32, b. c1828, domestic, VA Margaret Snider, 14, b. c1846, VA John N. Snider, 9, b. c1851, VA Josephus Snider, 7, b. c1853, VA Andrew C. Snider, 4, b. c1856, VA Eliza Snider, 2, b. c1858, VA Thomas Snider, 2 mos, b. 1860, VA Wayne Twp (P.O. Woodsfield) #1081/1081 Census pp. 155, Lines 34-37 [Davis, pp. 516] Andrew Snider, 56, b. c1804, farmer, $500/225, VA Elisabeth Snider, 56, b. c1804, domestic, OH, illiterate William Snider, 20, b. c1840, farm laborer, OH James Snider, 19, b. c1841, farm laborer, OH Switzerland Twp (P.O. Cameron) #77/79 Census pp. 549, Lines 15-20 [Davis 549] Elisha Tracy, 57, b. c1803, farmer, $600/150, OH Mary Tracy, 53, b. c1807, wife, MD Samuel Tracy, 25, b. c1835, farm laborer, OH Daniel Tracy, 20, b. c1840, child, OH Mary E. Snider, 5, b. c1855, domestic, OH [grandchildren? or are they orphans?] James D. Snider, 3, b. c1857, domestic, OH ___________________________________________________________________________

Sorry, typed Peter in the body of the message but should have been Philip..... One more time Can anyone help mw on information for Philip Cline of Monroe County. He was a member of Co G 4th WV Calvary. Any information really appreciated. Thanks Harley

Can anyone help mw on information for Peter Cline of Monroe County. He was a member of Co G 4th WV Calvary. Any information really appreciated. Thanks Harley

Daar Pat: This is my FTM Notes on Joseph Hines: GEN_WELLS_KING_FRANKLIN TWP, MONROE CO, OH_ CLEAR CREEK VALLEY PIONEERS OF THE VALLEY OF THE CLEAR FORK OF THE LITTLE MUSKINGUM Swazey village, Swazey Chapel, and the Clear Fork in Franklin Twp, Monroe County. The old town of Swazey was located in Section 18 of Township 6 and Range 7. "JACOB WISE, grandfather of Mrs. V. FARLEY of Summerville, Ohio, and of SAMUEL WISE, moved to the farm where the latter now lives on Will's Creek, two or three miles west of Lewisville, in 1820. "JJACOB WISE came from Pennsylvania. Some years later, about 1830, his son JONATHAN WISE moved to the neighborhood where he remained several years, removing finally to Jackson County, West Virginia, where he died. "Further down the valley a MR. [RICHARD] WELLS from Virginia bought land on which he settled his sons-in-law, SHADRACK KING, WILLIAM MORRIS, and SOLOMON FORSHEY. "Below here about the line between the farm of MILES MALLET and the HUGHES farm was buried the first man who died in the neighborhood. His name was JOSEPH HINES and his coffin was made of puncheons, slabs split from a tree and hewn down for the purpose. His funeral occurred in 1820. He was buried so near the creek bank that by 1848, it had washed away the earth. "JOHN ANTLE [Antil/Antill] came into the valley about 1831 and took up 80 acres of land not far from the church, Swazey Chapel [at the village of Swazey in Franklin Township, in Section 18 of Township 6 and Range 7. "JOHN B. KEAN whose children and grandchildren are to be found in the country came here about the same time from Philadelphia. He was a cabinetmaker and subsequently removed to Stafford, where he lived to a very old age, dying only a few years ago. His residence while living here was near the church. "WILLIAM CASEY joined the settlement about 1837, living here till 1862, the time of his death. "These families formed the body of the colony of pioneers in this beautiful valley. They and their families have made it what it is. This handsome church did not arise in a moment out of the ground. The wilderness was not subdued and made to bloom with beauty without many sturdy persevering blows." ___________________________________________________________________________ The Pioneers: John B. Kain: Born c1788 in South Carolina; moved to Pennsylvania; married Patience, born c1793, in Pennsylvania; then moved to Franklin Twp in Monroe Co, Ohio. Son John N. Kain lived on adjoining farm. [1850 Census, household #64/64-- Davis, p. 163]. John Antle: Born c1790 in Virginia; moved to Pennsylvania, married Elizabeth. At least four children were born in Pennsylvania. At least six were born in Ohio. Shadrack King, brother of Meshach King, son-in-law of Richard Wells. William Morris, son-in-law of Richard Wells

Census_Year 1820 Microfilm # M33-88 State Ohio County Monroe District Salem, Woodsfield, Centre, Ohio, Jackson, Sunbury, Union, Seneca Townships District Salem Township Enumerator Cornelius O Key CENSUS 1820 Monroe Co, OH William Moore 100010 00100 0100 1male 26-44 yrs [b. 1776-1794] 1 male under 10 yrs 1 female 16-26 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 working in agriculture Neighbors: Eli Dickerson, Nelly Craig, Margaret Henthorn, James Henthorne (1), James Phillips (1), James Pribble, Thomas Pribble, James Philips (2), William Cline, Cornelius Vandervorten (sic), James Henthorne (2) -------------------------------------------------------- Thomas Moore Pg. 121, Line122 000100 10100 0100 1 male 16-26 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 female 16-26 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 female under 10 yrs 1 working in agriculture Neighbors: Elizabeth Harris, Thomas Moore, Josiah Coutch, John Hicks, Holmes Hill, Lewis Mazena (Mozena), Jesse Harrison, James Atkinson, John Rutter, Peter Rutter ------------------------------------------------- Thomas Moore Pg. 123, Line 325 200010 10100 0100 1male 26-44 yrs [b. 1776-1794] 2 males under 10 yrs 1 female16-26 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 female under 10 yrs 1 working in agriculture Neighbors: Peter Witten, James Witten, John Neff, Henry Dickenson, Vincent Dye, Alexander Mayors (Myers? Majors?), John Wood, Richard Tolburt (Talbot, Talbort) ------------------------------------------------ John Moore Pg. 122, Line 229 310001 10100 0011 1 male 45 yrs or over [b. bef 1775] 1 male 10-16 yrs 3 males under 10 yrs 1 female 16-26 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 female under 10 yrs 1 working in commerce 1 working in manufacturing Neighbors: Joseph Thomas, Abner White, James Davis, Waight Smith, Isaac Bailey, Earl Sprout, John Davis, Sarah Davis, James Scott. ---------------------------------------------- Squire Moore Pg. 124, Line 421 100100 00100 0100 1 male 16-26 [b. 1794-1804] 1 male under 10 yrs 1 female 16-26 yrs 1 working in agriculture Neighbors, John Martin, Daniel Dye, Joseph Allen, John Allen, Peter Noffsinger, John Brown, Thomas Evans, John Evans --------------------------------------------- Jacob Moore Pg. 120, Line 38 110010 10200 0100 1 male 26-44 yrs [b. 1776-1794] 1 male 10-16 yrs 1 male under 10 yrs 2 females 16-24 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 female under 10yrs 1 working in agriculture Neighbors: Thomas Howell, Thomas Carmichael, Thomas Smith, David Conger, James Gilmore, Jonathan Rutter ------------------------------------------- John Moore Pg. 125A, Line 541 210010 21010 0100 1 male 26-44 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 male 10-16 yrs 2 males under 10 yrs 1 female 26-44 yrs [b. 1794-1804] 1 female 10-16 yrs 2 females under 10 yrs 1 working in agriculture Neighbors: Ambrose Merry, Andrew Nicholson, Matthew Ball, Alford Morrison, John Morrison, William Streatchberry, Isaac Bates, Stephen Sloane, Joseph Coats, Henry Mowder, Woodman Okey, Levin Okey, Richard Powell, Joshua Powell, Samuel Anderson __________________________ John Moore Pg. 127A, Line 720 320010 30010 0100 1 male 26-44 yrs 2 males 10-16 yrs 3 males under 10 yrs 1 female 26-44 yrs 3 females under 10 yrs 1 working in agriculture Neighbors: John Brister, Livena Sutton, John Livens, James Daley, Philip Allen, Shadrack Burton, John Watson, David Watson, Samuel Danford, Moses Delancey, ______________________________________________________________ CENSUS 1850 Monroe Co, OH Ohio Township #278/278 William Moore, M, white, age 45, b. c1805PA, Farmer Drusilla Moore, F, white, age 43, b. c1807, VA Walter Moore, M, white, age 22, b. c1828, VA, Farmer, Ruhama Moore, F, white, age 21, b. c1829, IL Margaret Moore, F, white, age 19, b. c1831, IL Mary Moore, F, white, age 16, b. c1834, VA Theodore Moore, M, white, age 14, b. c1836, OH Franklin Moore, M, white, age 12, b. c1828, OH [Benjamin Franklin Moore] Isabella Moore, F, white, age 9, b. c 1841, OH

Garrison & Rebecca were married in 1857 or 58. Rebecca's mother was Delilah (found in 1850 census for Ohio Twp., Monroe County). Father must have been deceased in 1850. Rebecca had a brother William Sole. Garrison was still living in 1920 with his son William in Pocatalico, Putnam Co., WV. He was shown as a widower; Rebecca died between 1910-1920. Their children were: 1. Joseph D. born 1857/58 in Wetzel Co., VA (now WV). Married Susan E. Myers 21 Mar 1880 in Monroe Co. Susan was living with Garrison & Rebecca in 1900 with 2 children: Lulu & William. Joseph was living with William & Garrison in 1920 and shows Married. However Susan E Conley born July 1858, died 1913 and is buried in Locust Grove Cemetery in Jackson Twp., Monroe Co., OH 2. Elmira J. born Mar 1860 in Wetzel (Although Census records disagree) (They moved back to Ohio after the 1860 census and she was 5 months old. Married Abraham C. Shriver 16 Sep 1880 in Monroe Co. Living in Belmont Co., OH in 1900 & 1920. Abraham was living in Cameron, Adams Twp., Monroe Co. in 1930 and was widowed. Elmira died after 6 Dec 1926 in Monroe Co. 3. John C. born Jackson Twp., Monroe Co., OH July 1862. Married Katie E. Kaufman 9 July 1885 in Monroe Co. Living in Wetzel Co., WV in 1900. 4. Albert B. born Jackson Sep 1864. Married Lucinda Barker 27 Jan 1889 in Monroe Co. Living in Wetzel Co., WV in 1900. 5. Charles W. born Jackson Nov 1866. Married Cora Koppel. Cora & Charles living in Kanawha Co., WV in 1930. 6. Harvey C. born Jackson Feb 1869. Living in Ohio Co., WV in 1900 7. William T. born Jackson 1872. Married Mrs. Mary A. Sellers 10 Oct 1889 in Monroe Co. Still living in 1920, but not with Mary (She may have died). 8. Delilah born Jackson abt 1873 9. Calvin M. born Jackson 7 Dec 1875. Married Bertha M. (Nee?) Died Charleston, WV March 1967. 10. Elizabeth E. born Jackson abt 1877. Gene Huffman

I thank you very much for all who answered my query. You have been a big help. Have a good day and take care. Doug B [email protected] Why Wait? Move to EarthLink. You like to chat? Ask me about E4

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Casey, Farley, Wise Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACE/961.1.1 Message Board Post: I haven't worked on this line for some time so I am a bit rusty. From my notes, I have William b to 1830 in Franklin, Monroe Co OH. He lists his birth as PA on 1850 and 1860 census. Samuel Casey is listed on the next page of the 1840 Franklin Twp, Monroe Co OH Census, but I have not found a connection. ********************************** Here are some other possible clues I have collected although I have not worked out how and if they are related: --Going back to 1820 John Casey and Samuel Casey are in Union Belmont Co OH. Then in 1830 there is a John Casey age 30-40 (same age as Samuel and William) in Union Belmont Co. I couldn't find Samuel in 1830. --Mary Casey b 1812 OH marries William Farley in 1832 in Monroe Co OH. He could be the brother of William Casey's wife, Nancy Farley. I also have a transcription of some info on the history of Swazey from "Nine Communities of Monroe County Ohio, A History. It mentions the "Wm. Casey joined the setlement about 1837 living there until 1862, the time of his death." --Also from the same source "Jacob Wise, grandfather of Mrs. W Farley of Summerfield, Ohio, and Samuel Wise moved to the farm where the latter now lives on Wills Creek, ? or three miles west of Lewisville, in 1820. Jacob Wise came from Pennsylvania."---so IF this Mrs W. Farley is Mary Casey that m William Farley then her grandfather was Jacob Wise, but that is a big assumption with present evidence.. Thought you might be interested in another quote from the same source "Further down the valley a Mr. Wells from Virginia bought land on which he settled his sons in law, Shedrick King, Wm. Morris, and Solomon Forshey." Would love to discuss any additonal evidence or clues that you have and see if we can make a connection. Chris

Doug, I have your Garrison Conley in Monroe County, OH and married to Rebecca Sole. Garrison is at: http://www.floop.com/fam00540.htm His father is William Conley at: http://www.floop.com/fam00181.htm William's father, Isaac is at: http://www.floop.com/fam00073.htm All are in Monroe County, OH though William and Isaac were probably born in Greene or Fayette County PA. When Monroe County was created about 1825 a whole slew of folks left Greene County, PA for Monroe County, OH where they obtained land patents. Your Conley's married into my Price, Dennis, and Hickman families, all of which migrated from Greene County, PA between 1810 and 1830. There are 21 Conleys in my files going back to 1787. Just keep clicking live links at these URLs and you'll find them all: http://www.floop.com/surnames.htm http://ww.floop.com/genealogy.htm BTW, I even show a Mozena in your line, which is very interesting: 1. JOHN2 MOZENA (NICOLAS1 MOUGINOT) was born July 04, 1749 in Mont-le-Vignoble, Province of Lorraine, France, and died February 03, 1830 in Monroe Co., OH. He married HANNAH (ANER) FOOTE March 04, 1784 in Newtown, Fairfield Co., CT, daughter of ELIJAH FOOTE and EUNICE PECK. She was born Abt. 1764 in Newtown, Fairfield, CT, and died Aft. 1805 in West Virginia or Ohio. Notes for JOHN MOZENA: John Mozena was born and baptized as Jean Mouginet on the 4th day of July 1747 in Mont le Vignoble,(Mount of the Vinyard) Lorraine, France. His parents were Nicholas Mouginet and Elizabeth Longer. His Godfather was Jean (John) Hassoux of Jeune De Choley and his Godmother was Donna Laine Longer, the spouse of Jean Hassoux. Jean (John) began his military service in France on November 20, 1773. He served under Viscounte de Cuistine (1780) and Viscounte de Rochambeau (1782) in the Compagnie Baron de Ferrete, Regiment de Saintonge which was under the command of Comte de Rochambeau. Rochambeau's expeditionary force arrived in Connecticut in July, 1780 and was put under General Washington's command. The Regiment distinguished themselves at the Battle of Yorktown, which was attacked on September 28, 1781 by French and American forces. Yorktown fell and was surrendered by General Cornwallis on October 19, 1781. This was later determined to be the turning point of the war. Jean was also listed in Philio Schuyler's Regiment of the New York Militia. His name was recorded as John Msene on a Receipt Roll. It is not known what the circumstances were or why he joined the New York Militia and remained in America instead of returning to France with his troops in 1783. After the war ended, he settled in Newtown, Fairfield County, Connecticut where he married Hannah(Aner) Foote, the daughter of Elijah Foote, who was also a Revolutionary War veteran. He bought two parcels of land in Newtown in 1787 and 1795. In 1800 he sold his property and set out for Virginia (which is now West Virginia) and settled in West Liberty, Va. (Now West Liberty, WVa, just east of Wheeling, WVa.) When the U. S. government granted land warrants to the Revolutionary War veterans, John moved his family to Monroe County, Ohio and took a half section of land on a ridge west of Buckhill Bottom which was approximately two miles north of Bares Landing, later renamed Baresville, and presently known as Hannibal, Ohio. The ridge he lived on was called Frenchman's Ridge, named after John, (Who was called "Frenchy" and "Frenchman") he was the only Frenchman that lived in the area. This ridge is presently now known as Long Ridge. The Mozena name became well known along the Ohio River after the family entered the business of building boats at Clarington, Ohio. Several of the boats built there that later having meaning in history were: Avalon, Ruth #2, City of Wheeling, Liberty, and the Louise. There were at least another 20 ships that John's business built, most of them were packet and tow boats hauling freight and passengers on the Ohio River and its tributaries. The "Liberty" was one of the most famous, towing a showboat with the Major Bowes Amateur Hour aboard. The "Avalon" was famous (locally) for it's 5 A.M. wake up whistle and daily trips up to Wheeling, Va. (WVa) The longest known existing boat that John built was the "Louise", she was known to be still in operation in 1969! Note: Various records show John's family name spelled a number of ways; Mysener, Msene, Mozene, Mozeny, Maginet, Maginot, Mogenot, Moginot, Mozeney, Mozseney, and lastly Mozena. Birth records of eight of John and Hannah's children were found in a church record in Newtown, Connecticut." John Mozena's grave site is located in the Ollom, (also spelled Ollum and Ullom) - Opossum Creek cemetery located south of Clarington, Ohio (Salem Twp.) on Monroe County Road 26, approximately 1.2 miles west of State Route 7. His original gravestone is engraved as follows: "In memory of John Mozeney Who departed this life Feb. 3d, 1830. In the 83rd year of his Age." His gravestone had been restored by the Ohio Historical Society and has his surname spelled "Mozena." This is the spelling that has been carried on by the modern day family. Note: Buckhill Bottom is now called Fishers Hill, it is Ohio Township Road 418. More About JOHN MOZENA: Burial: Unknown, Ollom Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio (County Road 26) Notes for HANNAH (ANER) FOOTE: Although there is only John's grave marker in Ollom Cemetery (also known as Opossum Creek Cemetery), Hannah is reputed to be buried along side her husband. More About HANNAH (ANER) FOOTE: Burial: Unknown, Ollom Cemetery, Monroe County, Ohio (County Road 26)       Children of JOHN MOZENA and HANNAH FOOTE are: 2. i.   POLLY3 MOZENA, b. November 03, 1791; d. Unknown. 3. ii.   DENNIS MOZENA, b. March 04, 1786, Newtown, CT; d. September 12, 1872. 4. iii.   ELIZABETH MOZENA, b. May 06, 1787; d. Bet. 1816 - 1881. 5. iv.   LEWIS MOZENA, b. December 03, 1788, Newtown, CT; d. December 11, 1876, Monroe County, Ohio.   v.   GRANDISON MOZENA, b. January 13, 1793, NEWTOWN, CT; d. 1801.   vi.   SALLY MOZENA, b. December 11, 1795; d. Bet. 1796 - 1889.   vii.   PHOEBE MOZENA, b. October 08, 1796, Newtown, CT; d. February 18, 1842; m. JESSE HARRISON, Bet. 1810 - 1835; b. Bet. 1779 - 1799; d. Bet. 1813 - 1885.   viii.   HIRAM MOZENA, b. January 04, 1798, Newtown, CT; d. 1900; m. MARY MCCLAIN, Bet. 1815 - 1848; b. Bet. 1794 - 1814; d. Bet. 1815 - 1898.   ix.   AARON MOZENA, b. January 04, 1799, Newtown, CT; d. Bet. 1800 - 1889.   x.   JOHN MOZENA, JR, b. 1802, Ohio County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1819 - 1892; m. ELIZABETH MOZENA, Bet. 1819 - 1852; b. Bet. 1798 - 1818; d. Bet. 1819 - 1902.   xi.   ANDREW MOZENA, b. April 05, 1805, Ohio County, Virginia; d. November 26, 1883; m. SARAH STETSON, Bet. 1822 - 1855; b. Bet. 1801 - 1821; d. Bet. 1822 - 1905. John Price [email protected] http://www.floop.com/surnames.htm http://ww.floop.com/genealogy.htm On Mar 14, 2005, at 11:55 PM, Doug Barnes wrote: > I am at a brickwall. I am trying to find out if CONLEY's lived in that > county by chance? Also for SOLE or SOLES. Garrison CONLEY born 1840 > married Rebecca SOLES no birth date. I was told they were from Ohio in > or near Monroe county. So far I have found nothing. > > If you know of any that did would appreciate the lead. > > Thanks and have a good day. > > Doug Barnes > > > [email protected] > Why Wait? Move to EarthLink. > You like to chat? 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