Any replies should be sent to the Monroe County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Monroe>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to the person listed below. ----- Original Message ----- Monroe Co. Oh Queries A new message, "harris family," was posted by Patricia Harris on Mon, 21 Feb 2000 Surname: Harris --- NAME: Patricia Harris EMAIL: pharris@c-gate.net DATE: Feb 21 2000 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: Looking for info. on family of Colbert Harris . He came to Ms. and married Mary Annie Rigney. Both are barried in Wayne County Ms. Need to know his father,s name . and any family e might have had . thank you . Patricia.
----- Original Message ----- From: whbb <whbb@bright.net> To: <OHMONROE-L-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 11:56 PM Subject: Clark Hi List this is new to me on this list trying to find the Parents of James Roy Clark b 1863 in Monroe co. Oh. any help would be appreciated Thanks Ray Clark whbb@bright.net
A Cline reunion will be held in Mineral Wells West Virginia on June 23, 24, and 25. Attendees will include descendants of Alexander Cline of Monroe County and George Cline of Monroe County. While many of the descendants of George and Susanna Cline remained in the Monroe County area, many moved down the river and settled in or near Marietta and moved south into West Virginia. We hope to bring as many Cline descendants together as possible. The reunion will include a visit to the Elizabeth West Virginia museum (Wirt County) and a driving tour of local grave yards containing many Cline descendants. The event is scheduled for June 23, 24 and 25. Many activities including a Genealogy exchange is planned. Expect descendants from many of the counties throughout Ohio, West Virginia and other states. You need not be a descendent of any specific Cline family member to attend. Allied families welcome. For more information or an electronic newsletter describing the activities, email hpdakin@clover.net .
This Smith family born in Monroe Co., married in Belmont Co.: Charles Smith b: Abt 1830 in Clarington, Salam Township, Monroe Co.,Ohio d: December 02, 1910 in Borland, Pleasants Co., WV ..m: December 30, 1851 in near Bellville Ohio Sarah Ann Voorhes b: November 28, 1831 d: March 31, 1912 in Waverly, Wood Col., WV
Family moved back and forth across Ohio R. in northern panhandle of WV. Many settled in central WV after 1900: STEWART: JOSEPH, JAMES (PA, VA, OH, WV) 1850 Census, Wetzel Co. VA(WV): Joseph Stewart 23 b.PA Francis 31 b.PA (thought middle name Catherine) James 1/12 b.PA 1860 Census, Wetzel Co. VA(WV): Joseph Stewart 32 b.PA Frances C. 34 b.PA Lowes F. 11 b.VA (believe to be clerical error) George W. 8 b.VA Eliza Ann 7 b.VA Sarah J. 4 b.VA 1870 Census, Wetzel Co., WV Catherine Stewart 49 b.PA (thought first name Francis) George W. 18 b.VA Eliza A. 16 b.VA Sarah J. 14 b.VA Mary E. 9 b.VA 1870 Census, Wetzel Co. WV, Magnolia Twp: James Stewart 20 farmer b.VA Malissa 28 b.VA (marriages Wetzel Co., WV: 2/13/1869 m. Wetzel Co., WV by Har.Yoho) 1880 Census, Wetzel Co. WV: Lee Jackson 20 farmer b.VA Mary E. 19 b.VA (thought to be Joseph and Francis C. Stewarts daughter) Francis (W) Stewart 58 b. PA 1880 Census, Wetzel Co., Proctor Dist., WV: James Stewart 30 farmer b.PA Malissa 37 b.VA (maiden name Lemasters) Lucy M. 10 b.WV Joseph S. 7 b.WV Grandison 5 b.WV William H. 3 b.WV Roxena 1 b.WV
Looking for this Smith family. Moved back and forth across Ohio R. along northern Panhandle of WV and later moved into central WV: SMITH: JOSEPH, CHARLES (VA, Ohio, WV) 1850 Census, Salam Twp: Joseph Smith 47 farmer b. VA Catherine 44 b. OH Sarah 23 b. OH Charles 19 farmer b. OH Mary 17 b. OH Kinsey (m) 15 farmer b. OH Harvey 13 farmer b. OH Margaret 10 b. OH John 8 b. OH Catharine 4 b. OH 1870 Census, Wetzel Co. WV, Magnolia Twp: Charles Smith 39 farmer b.OH (b.Clarington, Salam Twp, Monroe Co. OH; m. near Bellview, Oh. 12-30-1851; d. 12-2-1910, Borland, Pleasant Co.WV) Sarah A 38 b.OH (b.11-28-1831; d.3-31-1912, Waverly, Wood Co., WV) Joseph 17 b.OH Abegail 15 b.OH Cornelius 13 b.OH (middle name Chapman) Mary 9 b.OH Cathorine 6 b.OH John C.H 5 b.OH Harvey 3 b.WV 1880 Census, Jackson Co., Grant Dist., WV:Charles Smith 48 farmer b.OH (Company A 25th Ohio IV, Civil War): Sarah A. 48 b.OH John C.H. 14 b.OH William H. 12 b.OH Beriah A. 10 b.Jackson Co. WV Winfield Scott 8 b.Jackson Co. WV James K. 5 b.Jackson Co. WV Cora 10 b.Jackson Co. WV
Thanks to Harold Hooper, I have a copy of the will of Thomas Hayne/Haynes dated in 1844 in Jefferson Co, OH. The will does not list a wife but lists children; Charles, Thomas, King, Margaret, Isabella, Elizabeth, Nancy (Mary), and Mary Agnes. Could his wife been a King?? Does anybody anywhere know if the Charles listed above is the Charles Haines listed in the 1850 census for Monroe Co, OH, b ca 1796 in KY. This Charles Haines had a son named Thomas and one named King. The only Haines/Haynes in the 1850 Jefferson Co, OH census is a Charles W. Haynes b ca 1820 in RI. This Charles is probably too young to be the son of Thomas Hayne in the will. Harold says that Mary Agnes was supposedly born in KY too. Anybody know anything about a Francis Haynes who was married to an Isabella ??. Perhaps the parents of Thomas Hayne of the will. Any clues welcome.....Thanks Lyle Corder
Following taken from census records: STULL AND POWELL: JEFFERSON D. STULL (J.D) AND MARTHA A. POWELL: (OH, VA AND WV) 1870 Census: Ritchie Co. WV (Union Twp): L.D. Starkey 38 VA carpenter Martha A. 37 VA Jefferson D. Stull (thought to be son of Hiram Stull) Ritchie Co. WV Marriages 1843-1915: L.D. Starkey 32y/o born Harrison Co. Res: Ritchie Co. s/o Benjamin & Elizabeth m. Dec. 4,1865 to Martha A. Jones (widow) 32 y/o born Monongalia Co. Res: Ritchie Co. d/o George & Lucinda. Washington Co. Ohio Marriages 1789 - 1918: Jefferson Stull m. Jan. 2, 1880 Martha A. Powell 1900 Census: Ritchie Co., WV: Jefferson D. Stull 37 b.WV Martha A. Powell 36 b.WV Elizabeth F. 16 b.WV Arizona R. 13 b.WV Della M. 9 b.WV Lily G. 6 b.WV Ora O. 1 b,WV (thought one daughter out of the household, Rosie) Hugh Smith Raccoon, Ky
Looking for Stewart family found in and around Ohio Valley area. Following based on census information. Found on both sides of the Ohio River in eastern Ohio and northern Panhandle of WV. Some born in PA. Also found in central WV counties: STEWART: JOSEPH, JAMES (PA, VA, OH, WV) 1850 Census, Wetzel Co. VA(WV): Joseph Stewart 23 b.PA Francis 31 b.PA James 1/12 b.PA 1860 Census, Wetzel Co. VA(WV): Joseph Stewart 32 b.PA Frances C. 34 b.PA Lowes F. 11 b.VA (believe to be clerical error) George W. 8 b.VA Eliza Ann 7 b.VA Sarah J. 4 b.VA 1870 Census, Wetzel Co., WV Catherine Stewart 49 b.PA George W. 18 b.VA Eliza A. 16 b.VA Sarah J. 14 b.VA Mary E. 9 b.VA 1870 Census, Wetzel Co. WV, Magnolia Twp: James Stewart 20 farmer b.VA Malissa 28 b.VA (marriages Wetzel Co., WV: 2/13/1869 m. Wetzel Co., WV by Har.Yoho) 1880 Census, Wetzel Co. WV: Lee Jackson 20 farmer b.VA Mary E. 19 b.VA (thought to be Joseph and Francis C. Stewarts daughter) Francis (W) Stewart 58 b. PA 1880 Census, Wetzel Co., Proctor Dist., WV: James Stewart 30 farmer b.PA Malissa 37 b.VA (maiden name Lemasters) Lucy M. 10 b.WV Joseph S. 7 b.WV Grandison 5 b.WV William H. 3 b.WV Roxena 1 b.WV Hugh Smith Raccoon, Ky
Looking for the following Smiths. Taken from census records. Family found in and around Ohio Valley area, northern panhandle of WV, eastern Ohio and western PA: SMITH: JOSEPH, CHARLES (VA, Ohio, WV) 1850 Census, Salam Twp: Joseph Smith 47 farmer b. VA Catherine 44 b. OH Sarah 23 b. OH Charles 19 farmer b. OH Mary 17 b. OH Kinsey (m) 15 farmer b. OH Harvey 13 farmer b. OH Margaret 10 b. OH John 8 b. OH Catharine 4 b. OH 1870 Census, Wetzel Co. WV, Magnolia Twp: Charles Smith 39 farmer b.OH (b.Clarington, Salam Twp, Monroe Co. OH; m. near Bellview, Oh. 12-30-1851; d. 12-2-1910, Borland, Pleasant Co.WV) Sarah A 38 b.OH (b.11-28-1831; d.3-31-1912, Waverly, Wood Co., WV) Joseph 17 b.OH Abegail 15 b.OH Cornelius 13 b.OH (middle name Chapman) Mary 9 b.OH Cathorine 6 b.OH John C.H 5 b.OH Harvey 3 b.WV 1880 Census, Jackson Co., Grant Dist., WV: Charles Smith 48 farmer b.OH (Company A 25th Ohio IV, Civil War): Sarah A. 48 b.OH John C.H. 14 b.OH William H. 12 b.OH Beriah A. 10 b.Jackson Co. WV Winfield Scott 8 b.Jackson Co. WV James K. 5 b.Jackson Co. WV Cora 10 b.Jackson Co. WV Hugh Smith Raccoon, Ky
----- Original Message ----- From: Remenyi, Laurie <mclaughlin.70@osu.edu> To: <OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 8:51 AM Greetings, listmembers! I am a novice genealogist who is seeking information on my grandfather, Homer Leslie YOUNG. I have very little go to on, but will give you what I have. He was born 19-October-1904. My mother said he was born in Woodsfield, OH. She did not remember his parents' names but said that his mother had a French-sounding name and was an orphan. He had several brothers and sisters, of which I only know names: Brownie, Alice, Ruby (who married Ward CHANEY and settled in Nellie, OH), Edna (who married Wayne TENANT and settled in Gaylord, MI), Winona, and I believe Ina Mae. There was a family story of another child who was tossed out an upstairs window by a babysitter and killed. I don't know the accuracy of that. The family migrated to Coshocton County at some point (West Carlisle, Broomstick), and later to Newark, OH, where my grandfather married Fairy Jane STONER in 1927. They had one daughter, Barbara Maxine, who was my mother. I would greatly appreciate any information you have and, though I doubt I have any information of value, am more than willing to help anyone out. Thank you! Laurie Remenyi Transactions Manager The Ohio State University Office for Technology Licensing 200 Research Foundation Building 1960 Kenny Road Columbus, OH 43210 remenyi.3@osu.edu 614-292-2550
----- Original Message ----- From: Jeffrey C. Flumignan <sachem4@worldnet.att.net> To: <cbiggs@hsonline.net> Cc: LCDR Jeff Flumignan <flumignanj@usmma.edu>; <LOYD-LLOYD-L@rootsweb.com>; <OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 11:46 PM Your ancestor Humphrey shows up on early census information about 1840. I believe that Humphrey and another Charles were brothers of my James Wilson Lloyd. I also believe that their father was a John Lloyd who shows up much earlier in the 1820 census. This is just a hunch. I would appreciate any information you are willing to share on your Lloyd's perhaps there is a thread to pull it together. I would be glad to do the same. Thanks and regards, Jeffrey Flumignan, Sachem4@worldnet.att.net flumignanj@usmma.edu
Would like to hear from anyone researching this FOGLE line. Sue Fogle/Sisk Hitti@ecr.net PETER FOGLE b.3-5-1799 in PA w.ANNARAH DENT b.4-6-1803 in WV m.12-30-1822 d/o John Dent and Margaret E.Evans m.6-1780 settled in Monongalia Co.,WV son.Physician GEORGE DENT FOGLE b.8-19-1823 in WV d.5-8-1885 in OH w.MARTHA CELINA POOLE b.abt 1829 m.8-14-1846 in WV settled in Monroe Co.,OH (I have alot more info on this line) son.ROBERT B.FOGLE b.abt 1832 son.MARMADUKE FOGLE b.abt 1834 son.WILLIAM FOGLE b.abt 1837 son.JAMES T.FOGLE b.abt 1841 son.GARRET T.FOGLE b.abt 1843 Sue Fogle/Sisk Hitti@ecr.net
Still trying to see if Charles Haynes/Haines b1796, wife Mary, as found in the 1850 cenus for Monroe Co, OH, is connected to the Haynes/Haines family of Jefferson Co, OH. A Thomas Hayne in his will of ca1841 listed a son Charles and also a son King. The Charles Haines family of Monroe Co used the name King in several generations. There is a Charles W. Haines/Haynes in the 1850 census for Jefferson Co, OH, I have been told. Would love to know his age and names and ages of wife and children. Need a little more help. Thanks to all of you who have helped already. These families of Haines/Haynes just have to be connected. At least I think so... Thanks...Lyle Corder
Belmont Co., Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell Friends Stillwater Church & Cemetery Warren Twp Walton, Samuel 1827-1899 Sarah stone buried Warren County Pioneers Samuel Walton b 7/7/1827, native of Phila, Pa. son of Joseph; m Sarah (Evans) dau of Richard Evans, companion of Wm Penn Powhatan Point Cemetery York Twp Walton, Reuben 1841-1914 Belmont Co., Ohio before 1830 Chancery Book #1 page 46 Joseph White and Samuel Lippencott, Robert Patterson, survivor, and Thomas Shewell, JP Garrische, & O.M. Garrische, Titus Bennett and JOSEPH WALTON and George Williams, admrs of Taylor vs: John Carter, Samuel B. Rowl & Richard Carter - chancery - 30 Day of Aug 1824. John Carter owned land in Belmont and debts to firms in Philadelphia in 1818. Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Ohio Vol 8, 9, & 10 Vol 8 Marriages, Book 4, 1835-1838 David Walton m Hannah Michener on 11 Aug 1836 by S.E. Francis JP; pg 235 Vol 9 nothing found Vol 10 1890 Special Census, Belmont Co., Ohio Martins Ferry, ED 36, enumerated by Theodore Snodgrass Hiram Walton (Elizabeth wid/o); Corp; B, 7 WVa Inf; 8/7/61-1/3/64; 2y5m & Sergt, B, 7 WVa Inf; 1/4/64-6/1/65; 1y6m; Martins Ferry ******************************************** Monroe Co., Ohio Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions nothing found Obituaries of Monroe Co., Ohio nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 Book 1 Nancy Walton of Salem Twp, Monroe Co., Ohio Will Book 1, page 136 Signed: 28 Feb 1861(?); Probated 31 March 1871 Witnessess: Gardner Thomas, Frederick Lowe Spouse: James Walton, deceased Devisees:(Several of these seem to be notes...?) Joel Yost Jane Bell Noah Yost Anna Gilmore Martin Gilmore Aaron Yost Martha Higgs Amy Walton, dec'd, her heirs Dorcas Williams, heirs Executor: not named Book 2 nothing found Nine Communities of Monroe Co., Oh: A History Clarington, Ohio 1887 .... The town as it stands now is built on three streets running parallel with the river and two cross streets, Ferry and Main with a third, Church street, ending at Market where the City Hall and M.E. Church stand. The town has a river front of nearly a mile, and Ferry, the longest cross street is about half a mile in length fron the river to where the Planing Mill and Tannery stand. Above Ferry Street the river bottom is narrow and Market street here runs along the hill side there being only room between it and the river for Front street. These two streets are well built up with residences and a few business houses on Front Street wit the residences of two of the Physicians, Dr. WALTON and Dr. Habermehl. The business of the town clings to Ferry street and Market street belwo it, with two of the principal stores, Tyler's and Mallory's on Main street at the food of which is the landing... Dr. Wm. Walton took his nativity here in 1835 and from 1854-1857 studied medicine with Dr. Pierson, of Woodsfield, graduated in medicine and surgery at the Columbia University, Washington, D.C., March 15th, 1859. Practiced five years at New Castle and Woodsfield. Entered the army as Assistant Surgeon of the 25th Ohio Infantry at 1862, and was mustered out June 27th, 1866 at Columbus, Ohio. Practiced at Woodsfield eleven years, and came here in 1877. Dr. Walton has an enviable reputation as physician and surgeon and has an extensive practice. Office on Ferry street and residence on Front. Woodsfield, Ohio 1895 Mayor W.V. Walton - Attorney at Law On the third page of to-day's paper will be found a splendid picture of Mayor W.V. Walton, who is a prominent young attorney of the town and a member of the law firm of Weems, Walton & Cocke. Mr. Walton is a son of Judge R.K. Walton, and was born at Cameron, Ohio, on the 7th day of August, 1860. He moved with his parents to Clairington when quite young, where he attended the public schools until sufficiently educated to teach, when he engaged in that profession. A few years later he came to Woodsfield and served as deputy clerk of the Probate Court for six years, during his father's two terms as Probate Judge. In preparing for the practice of Law, Mr. Walton read with Hunter and Mallory at this place, and then attended law school at Cincinnati, graduating with high honors from that institution in 1886. Returning to this county he engaged in his chosed profession, and has succeeded in working up a good practice. As evidence of his worth and high standing in the community he has been elected Mayor of the town two times and has been twice appointed to fill vacancies in this office, making his service extend over a period of eight years, during which time he has given the very best of satisfaction. Mr. Walton was married in 1889 to Miss Laura Thornberry, eldest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. A.E. Thornberry, prominent citizens of this place, and owns a neat and nicely furnished home on Paull street. Municipal Officers The officers of the town of Woodsfield are as follows: W.V. Walton, Mayor... Monroe Co., Ohio: The 1st 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 June 6th, 1827 Settlement with the Treasurer found due from Wm. Walton as stands for county purposes $6.00 Commissioners met on the 3rd day of December 1827, to wit John Linn & John Henthorn and proceeded to business. The return of the viewers of the State Road from Sunfish to Zanesville so far as it runs through Jane Clark's land do report that there is three hundred and twenty dollars and that they viewed a route by John Jones's which they think is on as good ground and within the limits of the law. The following persons are appointed reviewers of said road to wit John Jones, Daniel Kigar & John Vandeventer, and WM. WALTON, surveyor, to meet at John Jones's on the 22nd day of December inst. Commissioners adjourned until the first Monday in February. Commissioners met on the first day of March, 1830, to wit Elisha Enochs & Peter Witten and proceeded to business. Review of State Road on Land of Daniel Kygar, William Walton, surveyor. Review of David Sycks Road Granted. William Walton, surveyor. Commissioners met on the 6th day of December 1830 to wit Elisha Enochs & Peter Witten, and proceed to business. Petition for road from Ohio River between Big and Little Runs to C. Walters. Wm. C. Walton, surveyor. Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery Inscriptions: Ohio & Lee Twps Sardis Cemetery Lee Twp #233. Walton, Minerva MOZENA 1847-1917 w/o John Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 TSD 17 March 1910 Mrs. Virginia Walton, 76y, relict of Dr. Wm of Woodsfield dec'd, d at home in Boston, Mass 13 Mar, 3 sons, 2 step-sons TSD 22 Sept 1910 Samuel C. Walton, 48 yrs old, d 9 Sept at Wheeling, s/o Wm of Woodsfield TSD 25 Aug 1898 John Walton 58y, d at his home in Wheeling 19 Aug, b Woodsfield, CW wife & 2 children survive, s/o Hon Wm. C. Walton TSD 26 Jan 1899 Wm. M. Atkinson 57y, d 10 Jan at home near Macksburg in Washington Co., b 7 Oct 1841 near Cameron in Monroe Co., to Macksburg with parents when 17 yrs old, mar'd 13 Feb 1864 Amanda J. WALTON of Monroe Co who survives, 2 sons & 3 daughters more to follow
I am looking for the William Dillon Family. William was born in Ohio in 1821/1823. He may have been the grandson of Thomas Dillon who migrated from Ireland to Green County, PA before the Revolutionary War. Thomas name may have been Peter Dillon according to a compilation of Henry S. Dillon. Thomas (Peter) Dillon had six sons: Thomas, Abraham, William, Isaac, Israel and John. One of the six sons may have been my William Dillons father. This would make my William the grandson of the original Thomas or Peter Dillon. My William Dillon was living in Green township, Monroe County, Ohio in the 1850 census. William was shown as 27 in 1850, making his birth about 1821 to 1823 in Ohio. In that 1850 census, he and his wife, Elizabeth (?) had three sons. Elizabeth was born in PA. However, we question this as the 1860 census showed her born in VA. The three sons were: Abraham age 6, Henry age 4 and John age 3. Also living in the household was an 80 year old lady by the name of Elizabeth Highly born in VA. She may have been the younger Elizabeths mother. However, the name Highly may have been transcribed incorrectly. It may have been Lively I am looking to identify my William Dillons father. (Williams father may have been one of those six sons of Thomas (Peter) Dillon) I am also looking for the maiden name of Williams wife, Elizabeth and to trace her family. In the mid 1850s my William Dillon family moved to Lineville, Iowa (Wayne County). The family including the three sons continued to live in that area of Iowa, (Wayne County and Decatur County) until the three sons grew to adulthood. Both son Abraham and son Henry married in Lineville area. Abraham married Jane Galpin and Henry married her sister, Emmaline Galpin. Abraham raised his family in Lineville and Henry moved to Daviess County, MO where Henrys daughter Bertha Dillon married George B. Adams in 1889 in Gallatin, MO. Henry died in Hamilton, MO (Caldwell County) in 1896. William Dillon and his wife Elizabeth donated land to Lineville as part of the Union Cemetery in the mid 1850s and one of the first people buried there was a baby with the last name of Galpin. Can anyone help me to link my William Dillon with his proper family and help me to identify his wife, Elizabeth. William and Elizabeth were my Great-great grandparents. Thank you for your help. Perry Adams #2 Tulip Lane East San Carlos, California 94070 Phone: (650) 592-1651 Fax: (650) 596-0556 Email: padams49@mail.idt.net
Belmont Co., Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell Rock Hill Church & Cemetery Stillwater Baptist Flushing Twp Junkins, Rachel 1847-1898 w/o William Bridgeport (or Weeks) Cemetery Pease Twp Junkins, Joseph L dod 18?? (21) s/o J & M Junkins, ?? Corp J. C. War Junkins, J.E. no date Belmont Co, Ohio before 1830 nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 8, 9 & 10 Vol 8 nothing found Vol 9 nothing found Vol 10 nothing found ************************************* Monroe Co., Ohio Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions nothing found Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 nothing found Nine Communities of Monroe Co., Oh: A History nothing found Monroe Co., Oh: The 1st 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery Inscriptions: Ohio & Lee Twps nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 Vol 1 nothing found Vol 2 nothing found Vol 3 nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 SB=Submitted by Vol 1 SB Lana Drum 914 - 20th St Vienna, WV 26105 Lura Junkins b 9 July 1891 d 14 May 1956 m 30 Apr 1913 to George Baker Parents of Lura: John Wilson Junkins b 7 Mar 1853 d 1 Apr 1922 m 25 June 1890 to Harriet Murphy Parents of John: James W. Junkins b 17 Apr 1810 d 7 Aug 1896 m 11 June 1939 (that's what the book says) to Mary Ann Riggs (2nd wife) Vol 2 nothing found Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L.
Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts cont'd TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 3 TSD 20 Apr 1869 Last Fri Lebanon was almost laid in ruins, 16th inst. Fire originated in dwelling house of Isaac Shankland. Also destroyed: Mr. Crawford's house & shop, Josiah Brown's house, Perry Brown's house, Widow Fausett's house, Thomas B. Day's dwelling huse & tobacco house & Wm. H. SIMMONS one hogshead of packed tobacco. TSD 25 Oct 1870 Thomas Simmons of Seneca Twp, 92y on 5th last Mar, he says he has never owned a foot of real estate. TSD 23 May 1871 F.A. Lamping vs W. Simmons etal civil action TSD 18 July 1871 W. H. Simmons filed petition 14 July 1871, notice to Samuel Fawcett of out of state, indebted to him for $22.56, lot 39 in Lebanon. TSD 7 Nov 1871 Wm. H. Simmons vs Samuel Fawcett civil action, decree for sale of mortgaged premises Monroe Co., Oh Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 SB=Submitted by Vol 1 SB Alice Keylor 42277 Crane's Nest Road Woodsfield, Ohio 43793 Angeline Simmons b 2 June 1842 d 20 July 1895 m ?? to Thomas Battin SB Larry N. Jennings 6647 N. De Wolf Ave Clovis, CA 93612 Sarah Simmons b 18 Aug 1818 TN d 21 Oct 1886 ILL m 2 May 1837 to Elijah Jennings Parents of Sarah: Zachariah Simmons b 1784 d?? m?? to ?? SB Coletta Jean (Battin) Ray Margaret Ann Simmons b 13 July 1844 d 20 Jan 1933 m 1 Apr 1866 to Aaron Battin Parents of Margaret: Solomon Simmons b 12 Mar 1812 Belmont Co., Oh d 30 May 1891 Monroe Co., Oh m 30 July 1835 Carroll Co., Oh to Malinda Barnhouse Vol 2 nothing found Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L.
Monroe Co., Ohio Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions West Union Church of Christ Cemetery (it is partly in Perry Twp and partly in Green Twp) Row 6 S-N Simmons, name unreadable s/o S & M E d24 Mar 1882 age 8 months Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 nothing found Nine Communities of Monroe Co., Oh: A History nothing found Monroe Co., Oh: The 1st 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery Inscriptions: Ohio & Lee Twps nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 WR=Woodsfield Republican MG=The Monroe Gazette TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 MG 4 May 1893 Lucretia Simmons, formerly of Woodsfield, d at home on 2nd St in New Matamoras last Fri., daughter: Mrs. H.J. Altsman of Marian Center, buried Matamoras Cemetery Wed. Vol 2 WR 14 Sept 1860 Woodsfield Division No. 118 Sons of Temperance, Officers: ......Wm. Simmons...... TSD 25 Feb 1863 Co F. (Reg?) Captured, letter dated 17 Feb 1863 from Romney VA: ...The lucky fellows that escaped are....Thos. Simmons. TSD 15 July 1863 Mrs. Simmons & Mrs. Washburn of this town, who were taken prisoners at Richmond have returned home. They were taken to Richmond and detained there five days. TSD 14 Oct 1863 Premiums awared at the 12th annual fair 1, 2, & 3 Oct 1863: display of quinces J.N. Simmons 2nd place TSD 9 March 1864 The following are receipts from the Democratic Ladies of Woodsfield and Center Twp for the week ending 5 Mar: Lucretia Simmons $1.00 TSD 22 June 1864 Partial list of the killed & wounded of the Monroe boys in 116th Reg OVI in their late fight at Staunton VA; killed: Joseph Simmons TSD 23 July 1867 Attachment notice, Warton Simmons vs John Davis, before Thomas Martin JP of Bethel twp 25 June 1867, $100 TSD 6 Aug 1867 Warton Simmons vs John Davis, attachment notice, before Thomas Martin JP of Bethel Twp 25 June 1867, $100. more to follow
I am on my new computer and have none of my files to check, but I ran across this and think someone was looking for the SCOTTs a while back. From the Navigator, newsletter of the Monroe Co. Chapter/OGS John Scott Cemetery - Located in Washington Twp., Monroe Co., Ohio, SW 1/4 S23 T4 R6, on CR 73, approx. 2 miles NW of SR 537. It is in the corner of the field opposite Pleasant Ridge Cemetery and Church. A granddaughter of John Wesley Scott, Ida Coss, states that it is the old cemetery and that the church stood where John Wesley Scott is buried. Only 10 stones were identifiable; but probably more burials...approx. 40-50 depressions and remains of tombstones. Cemetery was read 14 Aug 1993 by Don and Sharon Cory Gardner. John W. SCOTT May 21, 1831, April 28 (23), 1914. Civil War Ruth SCOTT, Apr 12, 1835 (9), Oct 2?, 1905 (9). Hard to read. Henry Milo FARRA born Sept.3, 1887, died Feb. 14, 1888 George L., s/o Asberry G., Catherine FARRA, died Nov. 8th 1881 aged 1y 7m 10d "Gone Home" Elizabeth L.?, d/o Simon and Ta(ney?) WILLISON, died Sep 30, 18(62), aged 9m 11d Mary L., d/o Benjamin & S. BLAZER, d. Nov. 28, 1875, aged 2y 6m 22d James M., s/o B. & S. BLAZER, died Oct. 11, 1865, aged 5y 8d Selesta B., d/o E. & H. McFREDERICK, d. June 22, 1874, aged 1d Sarah A. SMITH 1862-1886 (new stone) Milton W., s/o J. F. (E.?) & Mary WILLISON, d. Sep 14, 1860 aged 10m 6d John G. FARRA died May 10, 1866 aged 21y 7m 21d Civil War Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net>