Belmont Co., Oh Cont'd Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Ohio Vol 8, 9 & 10 Vol 9 Belmont Co., Oh Marriages, Book 7 1844-1849 Richard H. Simmons m Martha Irwin 7 Nov 1844 by Moses Allen MG; vo-42 Henry J. Mosburgh m Nancy Simmons 22 Aug 1845 by John P. Newman JP; pg 99 Carter H. Simmons m Angeline Severs 20 Nov 1845 by M. Harper EL CC; pg 125 Jacob Shatzer m Sarah Simmons 9 Apr 1846 by J. Montgomery; pg 162 Jacob Smith m Matilda Simmons 20 June 1847 by Panter Laws JP; pg 243 Stewart Betts m Angeline Simmons 15 Apr 1848 by Panter Laws JP; vo-Billy Mayhoe; pg 302 Jonathan Simmons m Rhoda Ann Jones 13 Jan 1849 by E.S. Barnes JP; pg 359 Abraham Simmons m Edith Bailey 18 Oct 1849 by Panter Laws JP; vo Annison Simmons; pg 414 George W. Simmons & Margaret R. Floyd; license issued 17 Dec 1849; no return; pg 429 Vol 10 1890 Special Census Belmont Co., Ohio Bellaire 5th Ward, ED 45, enumerated by Orlando P. Mason Samuel Simmons; Pri; H, 84 OVI; 5/28/62-9/14/62; 3m16d; Bellaire more to follow

Belmont Co., Oh Cont'd Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Ohio Vol 8, 9 & 10 Vol 8 Belmont Co. Marriages, Book 4, 1835-1838 William Hill m Polly Simmons 26 May 1836, by Panter Laws JP; pg 22 Thomas Simmons m Cecilia Evans 21 Sept 1837 by Walther Athey; pg 327 Book 5 1838-1844 George Hanse m Rachel Simmons 7 Mar 1839 by John D. Price; pg 49 Abraham Simmons m Margaret Morrow 4 Mar 1841 by Wm Wallace Min; pg 206 John T. Simmons m Susannah Jones 12 May 1842 by James C. Merryman; pg 281 Samuel Johnston m Margaret Simmons 23 Mar 1843 by Thomas W. Clark JP; pg 308 Daniel Eckels m Elizabeth Simmons 1 Oct 1843 John Simmons m Nancy Crosier 21 Feb 1844 by Moses Melton JP; pg 365 more to follow

The OHGenWeb Archives is proud to announce the addition of an Ohio Migration Database to further research in Ohio. The URL is at http://tn-3.rootsweb.com/~marce/oh/migrations.shtml Where did they come from? Where did they go? Ohio had many different routes of migration. The ships come into Cleveland and the Lake Erie ports on the north, the paddlewheelers came up the Mississippi River to the Ohio River into Cincinnati, and folks crossed the state on their way west from the states to the east. View a map of land migration routes and/or visit articles about Pioneer Migration Routes through Ohio. As the population of Ohio grew, pioneer families left in search of more land and opportunity to the west. We hope that this database will help you discover the locations from which they came. Maggie

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My great-grandfather, Charles Keevert (Kubbert in Germany) came over about 1851-2 probably with a brother/nephew(?) Jacob Kubbert). Jacob has naturalization papers from Monroe Co. I have been unable to find papers on Charles. Does anyone have any ideas where to go next? The courthouse offices don't seem to have any information but maybe Ihave been looking in the wrong office. Any suggestions would be helpful. kay keevert kennedy kkennedy@sterling.edu Amy Thompson Admissions Counselor Sterling College

List: I have been having a problem receiving any email message for the past 2 days. I wonder if someone could send me a test message to see if it goes through OK or bounces back. Thank you for your help. Perry Adams

Hi Martha, My gg-grandmother was Lydia C. Brown, b. 11 Jan 1833 in Monroe County, married 7 Oct 1853 John Milton Cline, d. 9 Oct 1890 in Tyler Co. WV. Lydia's parents were reportedly John and Nancy Brown, but your Nancy is too young to be her mother. I suppose there could have been another John and Nancy Brown who had a daughter Lydia. Or my information about Lydia's parents is wrong. Betsy -----Original Message----- From: Martha Johnson [mailto:ab775@seorf.Ohiou.Edu] Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 11:11 PM To: OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHMONROE-L] Brown/Steele 1807-1896 Looking for researchers of the John Brown (1806-1895) and Nancy (probably Steele) family ( 1823-1896) . Children were Susan, marion, Angeline, Elizabeth, Christian, Zephanniah, Lydia, Malissa, Nancy Jane, Simon, and George, John and Nacy buried at Locus Grove Church Cem in Jackson twp, Monroe County I'D LOVE TO LOCATE CHURCH RECORDS. I do have info to share, but would especially like to know about Nancy's family. Martha ==== OHMONROE Mailing List ==== You can read and post queries at http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Monroe

Looking for researchers of the John Brown (1806-1895) and Nancy (probably Steele) family ( 1823-1896) . Children were Susan, marion, Angeline, Elizabeth, Christian, Zephanniah, Lydia, Malissa, Nancy Jane, Simon, and George, John and Nacy buried at Locus Grove Church Cem in Jackson twp, Monroe County I'D LOVE TO LOCATE CHURCH RECORDS. I do have info to share, but would especially like to know about Nancy's family. Martha

Many thanks, J.L.. Up till now, there's been a DEARTH of information (pun intended)! Betsy -----Original Message----- From: fmlyfndr [mailto:fmlyfndr@email.msn.com] Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 6:00 PM To: Dick and Betsy French; OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com; OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: DEARTH/DIRTH surname Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 3 cont'd TSD=The Spirit of Democracy TSD 30 Mar 1869 Elizabeth Ogg & John D. Ogg, Hester J. Dearth & Hiram Dearth, Margaret Dotson of Monroe Co., Martha Dotson & Wm of Iowa, petition filed against them 23 March 1869 by Manoah Hanson & wife Mary, partition of E1/2 SW1/4 & W1/2 SE1/4 S24T6R7, 138 acres. TSD 1 June 1869 John Morris v J. Deart & wife $2,647.70 TSD 16 Nov 1869 Sales Confirmed J.N. Genin Ex vs Jacob Dearth TSD 20 June 1871 Married 6th? inst by Sam'l Wise Esq, William Johnston & Mary Dearth both of county TSD 7 Nov 1871 Married 19 Oct by H. Winland Esq, William Dearth & Huldah Conger all of county TSD 12 Mar 1872 Married 4 Feb by Thomas Martin Esq, James Dearth & Matilda Bruce Monroe Co., Oh Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 Vol 1 nothing found Vol 2 SB=Submitted by SB David J. McElfresh 625 Ohio Blvd Salem Hts, Ohio 44460 Filinda Louisa Dirth/Dearth b 11 Aug 1848 d 14 Apr 1907 m 10 Jan 1865 to James William McElfresh Parents of Filinda: Barnabas Dearth Sr. b 10 Apr 1820 d 8 Jan 1875 m ?? to Mary Jane Mead Parents of Barnabas: William Dearth b ca 1800 d?? m?? to & Susan Williams Parents of William: Randolph Dearth & Elizabeth Maxwell SB John Ogden 5713 Eliot Ct #372 Alexandria, Va 22311 Nancy Dearth b ca 1782 d March 1830 m ca 1831 (that's what the book says!) to John Brister Parents of Nancy: Randolph Dearth b ca 1752 d 1811 m 1777 to Elizabeth Maxwell b ?? d 1832 Parents of Randolph: William Death (sic) b ca 1724 Eng m ca 1796 Pa (Again, that's what the book says!) Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L.

Lyle's query prompts my own CRAWFORD question. Maybe we can shake something loose that will help us both. I'm interested in learning more about W.J. Crawford, who owned land near Graysville in Washington Twp. in 1869, and was also either a minister or a J.P., as he performed a marriage in 1868. Specifically, did he have a daughter named Martha, who would have been born ca. 1850-60? Did he have a son also named W.J.? Did he come from Ireland, and if so, when? Did he have a sister who married James McNiece? The maiden name of James McNiece's wife was Crawford, according to his son's death record. James McNiece came from Ireland between 1840 and 1848. He owned land adjacent to W.J. Crawford in 1869. The McNieces and Crawfords still lived on the same land in 1898. Can anyone help with Crawfords? Betsy -----Original Message----- From: Wvlyle@aol.com [mailto:Wvlyle@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 12:13 PM To: OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHMONROE-L] Family connections; CRAWFORD, KING, HAINES/HAYNES..ended in Ohio Taking a long shot here; I have a Charles Haines/Haynes b1796, perhaps in KY, who married Mary ?. They are in the 1850 census for Monroe Co, OH. They named son King Haines. Grandson named Crawford Haines/Haynes. Hoping these given names will lead to the ancestory of Charles and Mary Haines. ANY HELP APPRECIATED. Thanks...Lyle Corder ==== OHMONROE Mailing List ==== Homepage for this list is http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmonroe/

Am I right in assuming the publications of the abstaracts and obits from the Spirit of Democracy and other Monroe County newspapers are of Monroe County residents only? I DO have family from Monroe County ( Nancy ( Steele) and John Brown(b. 1807), but the particular person I have been check for now is James Wilson Junkins (1810-1896). I know he lived NEAR the Monroe County line, and many of his people reportedly buried in Bealsville area (Fedorchak Papers). But I can not find him listed in any of the obit books or newspaper abstracts. He died in York twp, Belmont County. I am beginning to think maybe this is why he is not listed. What do you think?

Belmont Co., Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Ohio by Esther Weygandt Powell Somerton City Cemetery Somerset Twp Simmons, Wm T 1847-1918 (with Ensley) Somerton Old Northern Cemetery Somerset Twp Simmons W. T. ???? Belmont Co., Ohio before 1830 Belmont Co., Oh Chancery Book 2 Page 253 Sept term 1829 Charles Magill vs Wm. B. Reynolds, John P. Reynolds, and Moses Hill, bill in chancery - on the 26 day of October 1827 Charles Magil, by his solicotor W.B. Hubbard, filed a bill of complaint against the defendants as follows: On the 13th day of Nov. 1814, one ISAAC SIMMONS owned Lot # 122 in St.Clairsville, with Mary, his wife, and for consideration paid to them by Wm. B. Reynolds of said twon, county, and state, deeded in fee simple Lot # 122, duly recorded with the recorder of the county; afterward, to wit on the 18 day of Feb. 1815, Wm. Reynolds, with Barbara, his wife, for $50.00 executed their deed to one Wm Brown of the town and county before said, and entered 7th day of Nov. 1817 duly recorded, all of which are hereto attached as exhibits 1 and 2. Said Wm Brown occupied said lot until about the 12th day of Nov. 1817 when for $75, paid to him by your orator, the said Brown and Nancy, his wife made a deed to your orator for Lot #122, and on the 22 day of Nov. 1817 duly recorded. . . But now, the said Wm. Reynolds combining and confederating himself with his brother John Reynolds who lives out of this state in the county of ___________ in Pa. and one Moses Hill formerly of this county, but who has absented himself and gone to parts unknown to your orator endeavor by fradulent meansto destory orator's title to this property, (Hill is pretending to have title and Reynolds pretending Hill is indebted to him by a note for $90 and said lot #122 is subject to the payment of the said $90.) Deeds attached to the record - ISAAC SIMMONS & Mary his wife - page 257 Wm. P. Reynolds & Barbara, his iwfe on page 258; Wm. Brown & Nancy Brown, his wife to Char\s. Magill on page 259, in the presence of Henry Johnston and Nancy Grove, 12 day of Nov. 1817. Decree - Court do set lot No. 122 to be vested to the complainent (Magill) - p 269 Abstracts - Will Book A, Belmont Co Page 119 - Will of Sem Fleeharty - signed June 28, 1813, probate June 21, 1814. Beneficiaries: Nicholas Fleeharty; Nephew James Newell; Nephew SEM SIMMONS; Brother James Fleeharty; Father Amasa Fleeharty, Sister Hannah Fleeharty Executors Nicholas Fleeharty & THOMAS SIMMONS Belmont Co., O Marriages - Book B page 25 Thomas Simmons to Ruth Fluhearty Oct 5, 1809 Page 35 Isaac Simmons to Polly Harris Oct 7, 1810 Page 173 George Simmons to Mary Engle April 19, 1820

Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 3 cont'd TSD=The Spirit of Democracy TSD 30 Mar 1869 Elizabeth Ogg & John D. Ogg, Hester J. Dearth & Hiram Dearth, Margaret Dotson of Monroe Co., Martha Dotson & Wm of Iowa, petition filed against them 23 March 1869 by Manoah Hanson & wife Mary, partition of E1/2 SW1/4 & W1/2 SE1/4 S24T6R7, 138 acres. TSD 1 June 1869 John Morris v J. Deart & wife $2,647.70 TSD 16 Nov 1869 Sales Confirmed J.N. Genin Ex vs Jacob Dearth TSD 20 June 1871 Married 6th? inst by Sam'l Wise Esq, William Johnston & Mary Dearth both of county TSD 7 Nov 1871 Married 19 Oct by H. Winland Esq, William Dearth & Huldah Conger all of county TSD 12 Mar 1872 Married 4 Feb by Thomas Martin Esq, James Dearth & Matilda Bruce Monroe Co., Oh Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 Vol 1 nothing found Vol 2 SB=Submitted by SB David J. McElfresh 625 Ohio Blvd Salem Hts, Ohio 44460 Filinda Louisa Dirth/Dearth b 11 Aug 1848 d 14 Apr 1907 m 10 Jan 1865 to James William McElfresh Parents of Filinda: Barnabas Dearth Sr. b 10 Apr 1820 d 8 Jan 1875 m ?? to Mary Jane Mead Parents of Barnabas: William Dearth b ca 1800 d?? m?? to & Susan Williams Parents of William: Randolph Dearth & Elizabeth Maxwell SB John Ogden 5713 Eliot Ct #372 Alexandria, Va 22311 Nancy Dearth b ca 1782 d March 1830 m ca 1831 (that's what the book says!) to John Brister Parents of Nancy: Randolph Dearth b ca 1752 d 1811 m 1777 to Elizabeth Maxwell b ?? d 1832 Parents of Randolph: William Death (sic) b ca 1724 Eng m ca 1796 Pa (Again, that's what the book says!) Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L.

Due to rain storms and losing electricity. I will be making these posts shorter than usual. Sincerely, J.L. Belmont Co., Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell nothing found Belmont Co., Ohio before 1830 Belmont Co. Marriages - Book A page 18 Elijah Stephens m Mary Dearth 2 Apr 1805 performed by David Ruble 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 20 yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 Commissioners met on the 1st day of March 1830, to wit Elisha Enochs & Peter Witten and proceeded to business: A petition was presented by Woodman Okey for a review of the County Road leading from Woodsfield to Lexington beginning at the mouth of Woodman Okey's lane, thence on said road westward to intersect the old road, a path leading to Maxel DEARTH's. Viewers Joshua Craig, Rolin Bevin & Benjamin Thomas to meet at Woodman Okey's house on the 14th of June. Commissioners met on the 27th day of March 1832 to wit Peter Witten, John Gray & William Johnston This day came John S. Balding and presented a petition for a review of a County Road beginning at Woodsfield and ending in St. Clairsville, the nearest and best route from Woodsfield to Isaac Barrett's, thence to the mouth of DEARTH FORK, thence to John [Cass's?], thence to keep the road to John S. Balding's, thence to Henry Balding's, and from thence to Gideon Mason's. Reviewers are Samuel Yoho, Stephen Sloan & Cornealius Okey. Surveyor, Daniel Gray. To meet on the 14th inst. at Woodsfield. Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery Inscriptions: Ohio & Lee Twps nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy TSD 22 June 1893 Mordecai Dearth of wayne twp, d 16 June, 79y2m14d, buried Mt. Zion Cemetery TSD 28 July 1910 Nettie Dearth 25 yrs old, w/o Winfield of Becker Station, d Wed. husband & 3 children survive, funeral at Catholic Church Fri. Vol 2 TSD 31 Dec 1862 Deliquent Tax Sale Bethel Twp James Dearth R6T4S35 E1/2NE1/4 54 acres Franklin Twp John Dearth R7T6S11 E1/2NE1/4 20 acres John Dearth R7T6S12 E1/2SE1/4 68 acres John Dearth R7T6S12 SE1/4NE1/4 34 acres TSD 4 Feb 1863 Married 29 ult by Wm M. Woodard, Theodore Meade & Nancy Dearth, all of Monroe Co TSD 25 Feb 1863 Co F (Reg?) captured, letter dated 17 Feb 1863 from Romney VA: The lucky fellows that escaped are: Private Lewis Dearth...... TSD 17 Aug 1864 Company D 27th OVI during late battles of Sherman's army: M. Dearth severely wounded in side TSD 18 Oct 1865 List of letters remaining at the PO in Woodsfiled 14 Oct 1865: Mrs. Eliza Dearth TSD 22 May 1866 Married 10th inst by Thomas Martin Esa, Mahlon Miller & Sarah Dearth all of county TSD 3 Dec 1867 Married 19 NOv by Alex Buchanan Esq, Jas. Smith & Emily Dearth all of Summit Twp.

Hi Michael, While researching KNOWLTON, I found this in the 1870 Monroe Co. census, Bethel Twp: Living in the household of William KNOWLTON, 35, b. OH, farmer, and Malissa WILLIAMS KNOWLTON, 26, b. OH, with 6 children 9 and under: DIRTH, James age 74 b. OH retired farmer The implied birth year for James DIRTH would be 1796. I see from your posting that William DEARTH (b. 1780) married Susan WILLIAMS. Do you have any idea whether Malissa WILLIAMS was related to Susan WILLIAMS? Malissa's father was Levi WILLIAMS, who lived north of Graysville in Washing- ton Twp. on the Wayne Twp. line. Is it possible that James was a much younger brother of William DEARTH? The 1869 land map of Bethel Twp. shows James DEARTH's land in the NE corner, with Wm. KNOWLTON adjacent to the west, James KNOWLTON adjacent to the south, and "Barna" DEARTH a quarter section away from James DEARTH to the east. There are no DEARTHS shown in 1869 in Washington Twp, where Graysville is located, but there's an A. WILLIAMS southwest of Graysville near the M.E. Church. The reason I'm interested in the DEARTHs is because my gg- grandfather, Thomas J. KNOWLTON (1846-1932) divorced his wife, Hulda Jane NALLEY (1845-1927) and married Mary Frances DEARTH in 1878 in Tyler Co. WV. Thomas was the brother of the William KNOWLTON with whom James DIRTH was living in 1870. I believe that Thomas and Mary Frances remained in West Virginia after their marriage. Any idea how the DEARTH/WILLIAMS/KNOWLTON connections work here? Betsy

Taking a long shot here; I have a Charles Haines/Haynes b1796, perhaps in KY, who married Mary ?. They are in the 1850 census for Monroe Co, OH. They named son King Haines. Grandson named Crawford Haines/Haynes. Hoping these given names will lead to the ancestory of Charles and Mary Haines. ANY HELP APPRECIATED. Thanks...Lyle Corder

Seeking information on Randolph DEARTH and Elizabeth MAXWELL. Michael E. Anthony daath@ne.infi.net Microsoft Messenger: daath_11 http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/n/t/Michael-E-Anthony/index.html FIRST GENERATION 1. Randolph Dearth was born in 1752 in Deer Creek, Anne Arundel, Maryland. He died in 1811 in Luzerne, Fayette, Pennsylvania. He was married to Elizabeth Maxwell in 1777. Elizabeth Maxwell was born about 1756 in Maryland. She died in 1832 in Seneca, Monroe, Ohio. Randolph Dearth and Elizabeth Maxwell had the following children: 2 i. Sarah Dearth was born about 1778 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. +3 ii. William Dearth. +4 iii. Nancy Dearth. 5 iv. Elizabeth Dearth was born about 1784 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 6 v. Maxwell Dearth was born about 1786 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 7 vi. Randolph Dearth was born about 1788 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. SECOND GENERATION 3. William Dearth was born in 1780 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. He died in 1850 in Guernsey County, Ohio. He was married to Susan Williams in 1799. Susan Williams was born about 1784 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. She died in 1833. William Dearth and Susan Williams had the following children: +8 i. William Dearth. +9 ii. Ephraim Dearth. +10 iii. Maxwell Dearth. 11 iv. James Dearth was born in 1804. He was buried in Graysville, Monroe, Ohio (Rich Fork Church). 12 v. John Dearth was born in 1808. He was buried in Graysville, Monroe, Ohio (Rich Fork Church). 13 vi. Nancy Dearth was born in 1810 in Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried in Graysville, Monroe, Ohio (Rich Fork Church). 14 vii. Mordica Dearth was born in 1812 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Graysville, Monroe, Ohio (Rich Fork Church). 15 viii. Sarah Dearth was born in 1814 in Monroe County, Ohio. She was buried in Graysville, Monroe, Ohio (Rich Fork Church). 16 ix. Barney Dearth was born in 1816 in Monroe County, Ohio. He was buried in Graysville, Monroe, Ohio (Rich Fork Church). He was married to Eliza Jane Huff. Eliza Jane Huff was born about 1784 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. William Dearth and Eliza Jane Huff had the following children: 17 i. Juliett Dearth was born about 1806 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 18 ii. George Dearth was born about 1808 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 19 iii. Michael Dearth was born about 1810 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 20 iv. Lucenia Dearth was born about 1812 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 4. Nancy Dearth was born in 1782 in Brownsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania. She was married to John Brister in 1803 in Monroe County, Ohio. John Brister was born in 1778 in Greene County, Pennsylvania. He died after 1850 in Monroe County, Ohio. Nancy Dearth and John Brister had the following children: 21 i. Elizabeth Brister was born about 1800 in Monroe County, Ohio. 22 ii. Sarah Brister was born about 1802 in Monroe County, Ohio. +23 iii. Nancy Brister. 24 iv. Mary Brister was born about 1806 in Monroe County, Ohio. 25 v. Rachel Brister was born about 1808 in Monroe County, Ohio. +26 vi. James Brister. 27 vii. John Brister was born about 1812 in Monroe County, Ohio. 28 viii. Maggie Brister was born about 1814 in Monroe County, Ohio. 29 ix. Hannah Brister was born about 1816 in Monroe County, Ohio.

Hello Cousins, I have a special request. The Monroe County Death Certificate for my ancestor who died in 1922 has "American" in the space which is labeled Color or Race. Since I am not familiar with whose responsibility it is to fill in the certificate, I will mention that the Registrar was George E Rose and the doctor was C. A Smith. What does anyone think of this? Was it a common answer? I thought there might be other Listers who would take a quick look at certificates they hold for the same time frame, or signed by the same men. Thanks. Kay Custer, southern Ohio.

Are there books available to do death lookups for Monroe Co, OH? Looking for death records for Charles Haines/Haynes after 1850 and wife Mary. Thanks.. Looking for parents of course... Lyle Corder

----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mitchell <oomi1@webtv.net> To: <OHMONROE-D-request@rootsweb.com>; <maggieohio@columbus.rr.com> Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2000 4:28 PM Subject: Ursula Moose I am looking for ANY related Moose information. Ursula or Arsula was b. about 1834? may have been born in Pennsylvania. Married Isaac Baker b. Monroe County Ohio. He was born in 1826 about. I need the names of their parents. Or just about any credible data. My gf was Isaac Thomas Baker b. 1875 Monroe CO. Ohio. His parents were Isaac and Ursula. Family word of mouth has my gf as the 3rd. Isaac, though that was not a part of his name. Thanks in advance for any help. oomi1@webtv.net Linda Mitchell ============ http://homepages.go.com/~lin92/index.html