Belmont Co., Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell Ebert - nothing found Barnesville Cemetery Euclid Street Warren Twp Wehr, ________ dod ???? Belmont Co., Oh before 1830 Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Genealogincal Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 8 Ebert - nothing found Belmont Co Marriages, Book 5 1838 -1844 Wehr, John m Lucy Jane Hager on 18 May 1840 by Panter Laws JP, pg 151 Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 9 Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 10 1890 Special Census, Belmont Co., Oh 2nd Ward, Martins Ferry, ED 37, enumerated by Chas. H. Morris Ebbert, Jeremiah; Pri; E, 2 WVA Inf; 9/28/61-7/16/65; 4y2m2d; Martins Ferry Wehr - nothing found *************************************************************** Monroe Co., Oh Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery Inscriptions: Ohio & Lee Twps Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Monroe Co., Oh: The 1st 20 yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Vol 1 & 2 Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Nine Communities of Monroe Co., Oh: A History Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 Vol 1 Ebert - nothing found Wehr - nothing found Vol 2 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Ebert - nothing found TSD 24 Jan 1866 Wm Bridgeman vs Vincent Dailey before Jas. Wehr JP of Seneca twp 12 Jan attachment, $20.73 TSD 15 May 1866 John McKee vs Nicholas Gamble, attachment, before Jas. Wehr JP of Seneca Twp $14.32 TSD 2 Apr 1867 Our old friend John Wehr has opened a hotel in Barnesville OH, American House. TSD 1 Oct 1867 Married on 29 Aug by Joseph Wehr Esq, Edward Hardin & Mary Carpenter Vol 3 Ebert - nothing found TSD 28 Jan 1868 At the late term of Court, Francis Miller was arraigned charged with assault and battery upon the person of Joseph Wehr. Plea: 'not guilty' The finding of the jury was'Guilty' The Court sentenced Miller to pay a fine of $20, pay the costs of prosecution and be confined in the county jail ten days. TSD 24 Mar 1868 Sheriff's Sale 25 Apr 1868, E.B. Long & Co. vs Joseph Wehr, SW 1/4 S12T7R7, vol. 14 page 521, sold by Hager & Harris to Joseph Wehr by deed 5 Apr 1854, also part of lot 32 in Calais, vol 14 page 532, sold by same to same. TSD 7 Apr 1868 Bankruptcy issued 17 Mar 1868 against estate of Joseph Wehr of Calais TSD 28 Apr 1868 Wm H. Dement vs Joseph Wehr, dismissed at costs of defendent TSD 20 Oct 1868 Public Sale 31 Oct 1868, 1 saddle, 1 mare & colt, 3 single harness, 1 sleigh, 1 plow & 1 buggy, belonging to estate of Joseph Wehr, A.B.C. Doster assignee. TSD 5 Jan 1869 Sheriff's Sale 15 Feb 1869, E.B. Long & Co vs Joseph Wehr, being same sold & conveyed by Jager & Harris to Joseph Wehr by deed 8 Apr 1854, vol 14 page 531, SW 1/4 S12T7R7, 52 rods, also vol 14 page 532, lot 32 in Calais Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 Vol 1 - nothing found Vol 2 Submitted by Richard E. Henthorn 5403 76th Ave Hyattsville, Md 20784 Ruth Helen Ebert b ?? d?? m 9 Nov 1946 to Emanuel Wlbert Baldwin Wehr - nothing found Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L.

This has probably been said before but a MUST for anyone backroading around southeastern Ohio is the Ohio Atlas and Gazeteer published by Delorme. It is sufficiently detailed that even unmarked roads tend to present little problem. Nancy Bonnie Burkhardt wrote: > > Mary Fowler wrote: > > > Does anyone on the list know anything of a Mt. Sinai Methodist Church and > > Cemetery? Notes I have say it may be near Clarington, Ohio, 4 miles west, > > on Sykes Ridge Road. I tried to find it two years ago, on a trip to Ohio, > > "Ohio Cemeteries" states that it is on County Road 4 near junction Township Road 390. > It was read and the readings are in Catherine Fedorchak's "Monroe Co. Records" Vol. 3. > > Directions and names of roads won't help if the roads are not marked. As I found out in > Belmont Co. one trip. Not sure how bad Monroe Co. is...had no trouble finding the cemetery > there that I wanted to see. > > -- > Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> > > ==== OHMONROE Mailing List ==== > Homepage for this list is http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmonroe/

Belmont Co., Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell nothing found Belmont Co., Oh before 1830 nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 8 nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 9 nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 10 nothing found ***************************************************************************8 Monroe Co., Oh Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery Inscriptions: Ohio & Lee Twps nothing found Monroe Co.,Oh: The 1st 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 nothing found Nine Communities of Monroe Co., Oh: A History nothing found Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh 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 Vo l 1 & 2 nothing found Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L.

Belmont Co., Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell nothing found Belmont Co., Oh before 1830 nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 8 nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 9 nothing found Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 10 nothing found ********************************************************* Monroe Co., Oh Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery Inscriptions: Ohio & Lee Twps Zion Church Cemetery Ohio Twp #137. Thoenen, John Ferdinand 1836-1916 Civil War #138. Thoenen, Katherine 1843-1918 wife of John F. Monroe Co., Oh: The 1st 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 nothing found Nine Communities of Monroe Co., Oh: A History nothing found Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh David H. Kasserman, retired Monroe Co farmer, died at home on Clarington, RFD, Sunday at 12:10 following a heart attack. Mr. Kasserman was born May 29, 1862, a son of Frederick & Katherine THONEN Kasserman. Surviving are four sons, Henry Kasserman, of Hannibal, O; Albert Kasserman of Akron; Carl Kasserman of Pittsburgh; and Wesley Kasserman of Sistersville; two daughters, Miss Emma Kasserman of Buffalo, N.Y. and Mrs. Elizabeth Kitterer of St. Louis, Mo; three brothers, John Kasserman of Rittman, O; and Alex Kasserman of Akron; six grandchildren & four great-grandchildren. Mr. Kasserman was a life-long member of the Zion Evangelical & Reformed church and a highly respected citizen, friend & neighbor. Funeral services were held Thrusday afternoon in mt. Zion Evangelical & Reformed church with Rev. Theodore Merten officiation. Burial was made in the church cemetery by the Wharton-Ellis funeral home of New Martinsville. May 31, 1942 Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 Vol 1 Nothing found TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 2 TSD 2 Oct 1866 Married 5 Sept by John Muhlemann Esq, Abraham Tisher & Rose Ann Thoenen all of county. Vol 3 nothing found Monroe Co., Oh Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 Vol 1 nothing found Vol 2 Submitted by: Lester J. Thisher 2145 Cloward Way Bremerton, WA 98312 Rosanna Thonen b 29 Mar 1843 d 21 Dec 1932 m 6 Sept 1866 to Abraham Tisher Parents of Rosanna: David Thonen b 30 Jun 1799 d 9 Mar 1887 m 15 Sept 1826 to Maria Zwahlen b 30 Jan 1805 Parents of David: Johann Thonen b 20 Apr 1766 Reutigen, Benr, Switz. d 28 July 1805 m 18 Jun 1790 to Magdalena Eschler b ? d 1 Aug 1819 Parents of Johann: Jakob Thonen b 1730 Reutigen d 29 Sept 1803 m ?? to Barbara Simoni Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L.

Hea All..........Bonnie found my Rosa Brown! Sue Sue, I may have found Rosa's parents. Catherine Fedorchak had BROWN ancestry, I believe. If you tie into her ancestry...this is curious, cause she was my third cousin, 1 generation removed on the Burkhardt line. From "Family Research in Monroe Co., OH", Vol. II, Part I by Catherine Fedorchak: (Newspaper articles written in the Spirit of Democracy in the 1970s) In turn, the first part of this is from Hardesty's History. "JEPTHA DUVALL - Hardesty, pg. 12 - Sunsbury Twp. Came to this county in the spring of 1833 and has since been engaged in farming in Sunsbury township. He was born in Pa., Washington Co. Feb. 21, 1803. His parents were John DUVALL and Lydia MILISON. Mr. Duvall was married in Belmont Co. Ohio Feb. 14, 1828 to Mary BECKETT, who was born in Virginia Oct. 3, 1803. Her parents were John BECKETT and Hannah POTTS. They came to this county in 1831. The children of Jeptha and Mary Duvall are: Hannah J., born March 16, 1829, died May 20, 1850; Eleanor, Aug. 12, 1830, died Nov. 20, 1850; Dorothy, b. Nov. 25, 1831, died Nov. 30, 1862; Elias, Dec. 17, 1833, lives at Keokuk, Iowa; Mary, Oct. 3, 1835, died June 22, 1859; Samuel N., April 30, 1838, lives at Ozark, Ohio; Lydia (BROWN) May 27, 1843, died Jan. 7, 1871; Margaret E., Nov. 2, 1844, died Nov. 7, 1862. Mr. Duvall's address is Ozark." And then Catherine goes on to say: "Additional information - Many of the families in Sunsbury Township were of Quaker origin and Jeptha Duvall falls in this category. His mother, Lydia Millison, was disowned from that sect for marrying "contrary to discipline." That record can be found in W. W. Hinshaw's "Friends Records" for the Westermoreland (Pa.) Monthly Meeting - under date of Sept. 24, 1796 - James and Abigail Millison and children, Sarah, Mary, Lydia, James, Ann, and John were received on certificate from Bradford Monthly Meeting dated 4-17-1795, and endorsed by the Redstone Monthly Meeting Sept. 2, 1796. It seems that Lydia was not the only Millison child to marry contrary to discipline - the records show that Sarah Buffington, nee Millison; Mary Jones, nee Millison; and Ann Jones, nee Millison, all married out of the sect. Also James Millison and wife, Dorothy were discharged in 1816, reinstated in 1817, moved to Plainfield Monthly Meeting in 1817. Hinshaw's books are a must for a researcher who suspects that his ancestors may have been Quakers. Jeptha's Duvall's daughter, Lydia, married my gr-grandmother, Isabella BROWN HAWKINS' brother, JAMES BROWN. James was a Private in Co. G 36th Reg. Ohio Infantry, and enlisted on Aug. 12, 1861, and discharged Sept. 3, 1864. He was sick at Cowen Station, Tenn. from Aug. 1863 to the end of his enlistment period. He was born in Monroe Co., Ohio, a son of JOHN and SARAH ALLEN BROWN. At the time of his enlistment, he was 21 years old, 5' 11" tall, light complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, and a farmer. He married Lydia Duvall on Nov. 26, 1864 at the bride's parents in Monroe Co. by the minister, Perry Orr. They were the parents of ROSE (NORRIS) born Sept. 28, 1870, and Ella M. BROWN, who had died by 1898. Lydia Duvall Brown died Jan. 1, 1871, and James married (2) Margaret E. Mackelroy. By this marriage he had Hattie R. BROWN, born 3-18-1876. James BROWN died Oct. 1, 1877, and his widow married Philip W. HUNT. ROSE BROWN was brought up by her aunt, Isabella HAWKINS. Isabella stated in an affidavit in behalf of Rosa's claim to benefits, that she was 66 years old (Jan. 28, 1898) the sister of James BROWN. James HAWKINS also made an affidavit in this case. Now how many generations back does that take you??? Catherine wrote this article for the Spirit of Democracy May 19, 1975. I was really looking for George Fogle's parents in this book. I found this little bit in "Family Research in Monroe Co., Ohio", Vol. II Part II: "My gr-grandmother SARA ALLEN BROWN (1811-1847) - buried at Moffetts near Jackson Ridge had a brother named Francis ALLEN. " Looks like yours and Catherine's ancestry is pretty close. When you get this all in your database, let me know what the relationship to Catherine you are. In other words, what is Sara to you? From "Family Research in Monroe Co., Ohio" Vol. III: "Matilda BROWN [bb I think maybe John Browns second wife] sued John BROWN for divorce, but June 17th, 1857, the divorce was dismissed by the plaintiff. They probably remained together for a year, as he died in July 1858, and later John's daughter, Isabella and her husband, James HAWKINS, bought up the family farm from Matilda. Isabella's obituary notice had stated that she had been born and died on the same farm, and that was a clue that led me to her father, John BROWN. However, before Matilda dismissed her divorce suit, I also found, merely by hunting page by page in the records, that she had enjoined John from getting his hands on any of her property which consisted of some sheep, saddles, household items, etc. That in itself is enough to lead one to believe that she was probably a widow, and the person to whom her property was entrusted was Amos TRUAX, and in view of the previous record here, he was probably her son-in-law." This is the previous record: Another case I happened onto in the court records, and which is unindexed is dated 1849. Jacob WINLAND and Nancy WINLAND, his wife, sued Matilda BROWN, late Matilda DRUM and John BROWN her husband, et al. The et als included Mary Ann TRUAX and Amos TRUAX, her husband, Margaret DRUM, Elizabeth DRUM, Alexander DRUM, Frances DRUM, and Amanda Jane DRUM. That in itself doesn't tell a researcher very much, but when added to other bits and pieces I found over the space of all those years, I know that Matilda DRUm and John BROWN her husband refer to my ancestor, John BROWN, and his 2nd wife, who was the widow of Henry DRUM, nee FERRELL. The et als were heirs of Henry and Matilda FERRELL DRUM, but this particular record does not spell that out." Hey, our cousin was some kind of researcher, wasn't she? -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com>

Bonnie, I`ll say it again........you`re truly amazing the way you find info. not only did you find my Rosa Brown,but you found her ancestors and documents. Sarah Allen/Brown would be my ggggrandmother. If anyone can see a connection,please let me know. Bonnie your the best! Sue Fogle/Sisk Hitti@ecr.net ROSA BROWN b.9-29-1870 in Monroe Co.,Ohio d.3-3-1942 in Mt.Vernon,Knox Co.,Ohio parents: James Brown(1840~10-1-1877),Lydia Duvall(5-27-1843~1-7-1871) m.11-26-1864 raised by: Aunt Isabella Brown\Hawkins,James Hawkins 1husband:Charles T.Norris m.2-20-1890 2husband:Western Peter Fogle(10-19-1865~10-14-1942) m.6-30-1898 James Brown parents:John Brown(?~1858),Sarah Allen(1811~1847) Lydia Duvall father:Jeptha Duvall parents:John Duvall,Lydia Millison Lydia Millison parents:James Millison and Abigail? mother:Mary Beckett parents:John Beckett,Hannah Potts

Sue, I may have found Rosa's parents. Catherine Fedorchak had BROWN ancestry, I believe. If you tie into her ancestry...this is curious, cause she was my third cousin, 1 generation removed on the Burkhardt line. From "Family Research in Monroe Co., OH", Vol. II, Part I by Catherine Fedorchak: (Newspaper articles written in the Spirit of Democracy in the 1970s) In turn, the first part of this is from Hardesty's History. "JEPTHA DUVALL - Hardesty, pg. 12 - Sunsbury Twp. Came to this county in the spring of 1833 and has since been engaged in farming in Sunsbury township. He was born in Pa., Washington Co. Feb. 21, 1803. His parents were John DUVALL and Lydia MILISON. Mr. Duvall was married in Belmont Co. Ohio Feb. 14, 1828 to Mary BECKETT, who was born in Virginia Oct. 3, 1803. Her parents were John BECKETT and Hannah POTTS. They came to this county in 1831. The children of Jeptha and Mary Duvall are: Hannah J., born March 16, 1829, died May 20, 1850; Eleanor, Aug. 12, 1830, died Nov. 20, 1850; Dorothy, b. Nov. 25, 1831, died Nov. 30, 1862; Elias, Dec. 17, 1833, lives at Keokuk, Iowa; Mary, Oct. 3, 1835, died June 22, 1859; Samuel N., April 30, 1838, lives at Ozark, Ohio; Lydia (BROWN) May 27, 1843, died Jan. 7, 1871; Margaret E., Nov. 2, 1844, died Nov. 7, 1862. Mr. Duvall's address is Ozark." And then Catherine goes on to say: "Additional information - Many of the families in Sunsbury Township were of Quaker origin and Jeptha Duvall falls in this category. His mother, Lydia Millison, was disowned from that sect for marrying "contrary to discipline." That record can be found in W. W. Hinshaw's "Friends Records" for the Westermoreland (Pa.) Monthly Meeting - under date of Sept. 24, 1796 - James and Abigail Millison and children, Sarah, Mary, Lydia, James, Ann, and John were received on certificate from Bradford Monthly Meeting dated 4-17-1795, and endorsed by the Redstone Monthly Meeting Sept. 2, 1796. It seems that Lydia was not the only Millison child to marry contrary to discipline - the records show that Sarah Buffington, nee Millison; Mary Jones, nee Millison; and Ann Jones, nee Millison, all married out of the sect. Also James Millison and wife, Dorothy were discharged in 1816, reinstated in 1817, moved to Plainfield Monthly Meeting in 1817. Hinshaw's books are a must for a researcher who suspects that his ancestors may have been Quakers. Jeptha's Duvall's daughter, Lydia, married my gr-grandmother, Isabella BROWN HAWKINS' brother, JAMES BROWN. James was a Private in Co. G 36th Reg. Ohio Infantry, and enlisted on Aug. 12, 1861, and discharged Sept. 3, 1864. He was sick at Cowen Station, Tenn. from Aug. 1863 to the end of his enlistment period. He was born in Monroe Co., Ohio, a son of JOHN and SARAH ALLEN BROWN. At the time of his enlistment, he was 21 years old, 5' 11" tall, light complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, and a farmer. He married Lydia Duvall on Nov. 26, 1864 at the bride's parents in Monroe Co. by the minister, Perry Orr. They were the parents of ROSE (NORRIS) born Sept. 28, 1870, and Ella M. BROWN, who had died by 1898. Lydia Duvall Brown died Jan. 1, 1871, and James married (2) Margaret E. Mackelroy. By this marriage he had Hattie R. BROWN, born 3-18-1876. James BROWN died Oct. 1, 1877, and his widow married Philip W. HUNT. ROSE BROWN was brought up by her aunt, Isabella HAWKINS. Isabella stated in an affidavit in behalf of Rosa's claim to benefits, that she was 66 years old (Jan. 28, 1898) the sister of James BROWN. James HAWKINS also made an affidavit in this case. Now how many generations back does that take you??? Catherine wrote this article for the Spirit of Democracy May 19, 1975. I was really looking for George Fogle's parents in this book. I found this little bit in "Family Research in Monroe Co., Ohio", Vol. II Part II: "My gr-grandmother SARA ALLEN BROWN (1811-1847) - buried at Moffetts near Jackson Ridge had a brother named Francis ALLEN. " Looks like yours and Catherine's ancestry is pretty close. When you get this all in your database, let me know what the relationship to Catherine you are. In other words, what is Sara to you? From "Family Research in Monroe Co., Ohio" Vol. III: "Matilda BROWN [bb I think maybe John Browns second wife] sued John BROWN for divorce, but June 17th, 1857, the divorce was dismissed by the plaintiff. They probably remained together for a year, as he died in July 1858, and later John's daughter, Isabella and her husband, James HAWKINS, bought up the family farm from Matilda. Isabella's obituary notice had stated that she had been born and died on the same farm, and that was a clue that led me to her father, John BROWN. However, before Matilda dismissed her divorce suit, I also found, merely by hunting page by page in the records, that she had enjoined John from getting his hands on any of her property which consisted of some sheep, saddles, household items, etc. That in itself is enough to lead one to believe that she was probably a widow, and the person to whom her property was entrusted was Amos TRUAX, and in view of the previous record here, he was probably her son-in-law." This is the previous record: Another case I happened onto in the court records, and which is unindexed is dated 1849. Jacob WINLAND and Nancy WINLAND, his wife, sued Matilda BROWN, late Matilda DRUM and John BROWN her husband, et al. The et als included Mary Ann TRUAX and Amos TRUAX, her husband, Margaret DRUM, Elizabeth DRUM, Alexander DRUM, Frances DRUM, and Amanda Jane DRUM. That in itself doesn't tell a researcher very much, but when added to other bits and pieces I found over the space of all those years, I know that Matilda DRUm and John BROWN her husband refer to my ancestor, John BROWN, and his 2nd wife, who was the widow of Henry DRUM, nee FERRELL. The et als were heirs of Henry and Matilda FERRELL DRUM, but this particular record does not spell that out." Hey, our cousin was some kind of researcher, wasn't she? -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com>

Mary Fowler wrote: > Does anyone on the list know anything of a Mt. Sinai Methodist Church and > Cemetery? Notes I have say it may be near Clarington, Ohio, 4 miles west, > on Sykes Ridge Road. I tried to find it two years ago, on a trip to Ohio, "Ohio Cemeteries" states that it is on County Road 4 near junction Township Road 390. It was read and the readings are in Catherine Fedorchak's "Monroe Co. Records" Vol. 3. Directions and names of roads won't help if the roads are not marked. As I found out in Belmont Co. one trip. Not sure how bad Monroe Co. is...had no trouble finding the cemetery there that I wanted to see. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com>

Does anyone on the list know anything of a Mt. Sinai Methodist Church and Cemetery? Notes I have say it may be near Clarington, Ohio, 4 miles west, on Sykes Ridge Road. I tried to find it two years ago, on a trip to Ohio, but I had no luck. I saw some beautiful farm country and several cemeteries but nothing to identify this cemetery. I have kin who I believe were buried there in 1866 -1870. I'm looking for the burial place of Samuel Green, his wife Elizabeth Cannon Green, and hopefully Samuel's mother and father, Henry C. Green and Jane McGary Green Jackson. Family records say this is where they are buried, but I can't find them. Any help would be appreciated. Mary Nell Green Fowler

Hi Mal, I just got the 1880 Census on George D.Fogle`s family and there is another son CHARLES C.FOGLE b.abt 1872. Does anyone know about a Fogle Law Firm "Fogle and Fogle"??? It was supposedly started by a Charles Fogle,but it may have been from one of his descendents named Charles Fogle also. Any information on this would be most appreciated. Sue Fogle/Sisk Hitti@ecr.net mal@NEONRAMP.COM wrote: > > Sue, > > I checked the FOGLE Cemetery listing and did not find the names you provided > in your earlier message. > > Mal > > SUE SISK wrote: > > > Hello, > > I`m looking for ancestry,descendents, and any possible information > > on my FOGLE`s. This family is from Washington Twsp., and > > Graysville,Monroe Co.,Ohio. > > Western Peter Fogle and wife Rosa Brown moved to > > Mt.Vernon,Knox Co.,Ohio. > > Sue Fogle/Sisk > > Hitti@ecr.net > > > > George D.FOGLE b.ABT 1822 > > w.Celina POOLE b.ABT 1829 m.8-14-1846 > > > > 1)Annaria D.Fogle b.ABT 1848 > > h.Alexander KENNEDY m.1-22-1874 > > 2)Samantha J.Fogle b.ABT 1850 > > h.Elias KINDALL m.1-12-1871 > > 3)Mary E.Fogle b.ABT 1852 > > h.Commodore J.MORRISON m.10-29-1871 > > (has children listed at Family Search-LDS) > > 4)Alice V.Fogle b.ABT 1855 > > h.David ALLEN m.4-20-1878 > > 5)Margaret L.Fogle b.ABT 1857 > > h.C.J.SCARBROUGH > > dau.Freeda Izina Fogle > > h.James M.LUCAS m.11-26-1914 > > 6)Martha S.Fogle b.ABT 1859 > > 7)Roberta Fogle b.ABT 1861 > > 8)Forest Lee Fogle b.ABT 1863 > > w.Mattie Susan WAY m.12-14-1889 > > dau.Elizabeth A.Fogle > > h.R.W.CLINE m.10-14-1908 > > dau.Dora S.Fogle > > h.Milton PARKS m.4-24-1917 > > 9)Western Peter Fogle(10-19-1865~10-14-1942) > > Rosa BROWN(9-29-1870~3-3-1942) m.6-30-1898 > > 10)George E.Fogle b.ABT 1868 > > w.Jennie CHARLTON m.10-26-1889 > > 11)William T.Fogle b.ABT 1870 > > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Sue Sisk > > Hitti@ecr.net > > > > ==== OHNOBLE Mailing List ==== > > To change your address use the mail list form at the Noble Co. OHGenWeb > > page. If you are subscribe to the list and post from more than one email > > address, please contact me: Joan DeBella <jd@toto.net>. ==== OHNOBLE Mailing List ==== To change your address use the mail list form at the Noble Co. OHGenWeb page. If you are subscribe to the list and post from more than one email address, please contact me: Joan DeBella <jd@toto.net>.

Hi Mal, I just got the 1880 Census on George D.Fogle`s family and there is another son CHARLES C.FOGLE b.abt 1872. Does anyone know about a Fogle Law Firm "Fogle and Fogle"??? It was supposedly started by a Charles Fogle,but it may have been from one of his descendents named Charles Fogle also. Any information on this would be most appreciated. Sue Fogle/Sisk Hitti@ecr.net mal@NEONRAMP.COM wrote: > > Sue, > > I checked the FOGLE Cemetery listing and did not find the names you provided > in your earlier message. > > Mal > > SUE SISK wrote: > > > Hello, > > I`m looking for ancestry,descendents, and any possible information > > on my FOGLE`s. This family is from Washington Twsp., and > > Graysville,Monroe Co.,Ohio. > > Western Peter Fogle and wife Rosa Brown moved to > > Mt.Vernon,Knox Co.,Ohio. > > Sue Fogle/Sisk > > Hitti@ecr.net > > > > George D.FOGLE b.ABT 1822 > > w.Celina POOLE b.ABT 1829 m.8-14-1846 > > > > 1)Annaria D.Fogle b.ABT 1848 > > h.Alexander KENNEDY m.1-22-1874 > > 2)Samantha J.Fogle b.ABT 1850 > > h.Elias KINDALL m.1-12-1871 > > 3)Mary E.Fogle b.ABT 1852 > > h.Commodore J.MORRISON m.10-29-1871 > > (has children listed at Family Search-LDS) > > 4)Alice V.Fogle b.ABT 1855 > > h.David ALLEN m.4-20-1878 > > 5)Margaret L.Fogle b.ABT 1857 > > h.C.J.SCARBROUGH > > dau.Freeda Izina Fogle > > h.James M.LUCAS m.11-26-1914 > > 6)Martha S.Fogle b.ABT 1859 > > 7)Roberta Fogle b.ABT 1861 > > 8)Forest Lee Fogle b.ABT 1863 > > w.Mattie Susan WAY m.12-14-1889 > > dau.Elizabeth A.Fogle > > h.R.W.CLINE m.10-14-1908 > > dau.Dora S.Fogle > > h.Milton PARKS m.4-24-1917 > > 9)Western Peter Fogle(10-19-1865~10-14-1942) > > Rosa BROWN(9-29-1870~3-3-1942) m.6-30-1898 > > 10)George E.Fogle b.ABT 1868 > > w.Jennie CHARLTON m.10-26-1889 > > 11)William T.Fogle b.ABT 1870 > > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Sue Sisk > > Hitti@ecr.net > > > > ==== OHNOBLE Mailing List ==== > > To change your address use the mail list form at the Noble Co. OHGenWeb > > page. If you are subscribe to the list and post from more than one email > > address, please contact me: Joan DeBella <jd@toto.net>.

I am new to your list--very new, but I'm jumping to identify the families of interest to me. All of these families connect to Luther Chaffee of (Wyandot & Miami) through his daughter, my gggrandmother, Harriet Matilda/Mary Chaffee b 4 Aug 1813. Luther CHAFFEE went from CT (or PA) to Wyandot Co., then in 1850 to Miami County. His wife was Rebecca PERKINS or PARKER. They had 12 ch b between 1809-1834. Luther & Rebecca's dau Harriet m Harley Parker Cutting in Crawford County on 1 Jan 1837. When Harriet d on 13 Apr 1850, her husband, Harley, placed their 3 little girls with three different families: 1. Levi JAY & his wife Phebe Patty took my ggrandmother, Zerelda Maria Cutting. Phebe was the d/o Charles Patty and his 2nd wife Phebe Pearson. Charles Patty's 1st wife was Mary Ann Jay, a likely aunt to Levi. Levi & his family went to Rice County, KS, where Levi died. 2. A family named PEARSON took Mary Ida Cutting. There is a connection betweent the Pearson family and a family named Acton. Mary Ida m Joseph Perry Acton who was a relative of Mrs. Pearson's. 3. One of Luther Chaffee's brothers, William Morgan Chaffee and his wife Mary Eliza Smith, were foster parents of the third daughter, Harriet Matilda Cutting. I am hoping you can help me find more info abt these three foster families. There is no record in Wyandot's Probate Court for guardianships, but I have not yet checked Miami's records as this Miami connection surfaced only this week. It's too long a story, but thanks for listening. Regards, Ellen Knowles Bisson

Hi everyone, The following is just to say don't be discouraged when you receive a lookup and your ancestor's name isn't there. Without seeing the book and its preface it is difficult to know just what the informatin covers. When using a reference it is helpful to know the "scope" of the reference. This is a librarian term for "what information does" the book/reference cover or contain. Early Ohio Settlers; Purchasers of Land in Southeastern Ohio, 1800-1840 is " A complete alphabetized listing of ORIGINAL purchaser of land sold by or from the Marietta Land Office, Marietta, Washington County, Ohio, under the Land Act of 1800" Key to this is ORIGINAL which in this case means this is a list of people who purchased the property directly from the U. S. Government. Example: My Philip Witten ancestor purchased property that is now in Jackson Township in 1790; however he does not show up in this type of early owners list as he purchased the property from a "land spectulator" who was the orginial owner from the government. The land spectulator's name would appear. Also there were sales of this land prior to the Land Act of 1800. In the preface of Early Ohio Settlers, is list of spectulators--Archibald Woods and Nathan McFarland being two that purchased land that later became part of Monroe County. Also this book in its preface gives a discussion of the range, township, section method of describing land. Reading a preface is just as boring to librarians as to anyone else, but it tells you if the book will actually benefit you and cover what you are trying to find. Regards, Janet Conn

Dick and Betsy French wrote: > > Sue, > The Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) will give > you the names of 15 cemeteries in the vicinity of Graysville. > Unfortunately, these are located by latitude and longitude only; I have found a great map/gazetteer company called DeLorme. The web site is, yes, you guessed it, http://www.delorme.com I found a cemetery on a "cow path" with the help of the gazetteer for Kansas. Very nice and accurate mapping, including latitude and longitude! Check them out! -- Mary ____________________________________________________________________ ICQ - 3081831 mary.daily@bigfoot.com http://www.idir.net/~medaily/ ____________________________________________________________________ Insanity is doing something over and over and over again and expecting different results. -- Albert Einstein ____________________________________________________________________

burkhard@flash.net wrote: > > Hi Sue, > > EARLY OHIO SETTLERS-Fogle (Southeastern Ohio, 1800-1840) > > Purchaser Year Date Residence R T S > > Frederick Fogle 1817 June 7 Monroe Co. 05 06 31 > > Wow, he is the only one. > > -- > Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Bonnie, There must be other versions of this book or 2 Volumes, because the only Fogle I got from Monroe Co. was William Fogle and he didn`t make it there till 1836. I gotta get to another library for better resources! Sue

Got this info on dating tombstones from another list. Sue DATING TOMBSTONES One way to help find the era your ancestor was buried is to examine the material from which the tombstone is made. If your ancestor has a stone made of slate or common fieldstone (except wood used by pioneers), chances are the stone dates from 1796-1830. * If the stone is flat-topped hard marble, dates are about 1830-1849. * If the "mystery" stone is round or pointed soft marble with cursive inscriptions, look for a date of 1845-1868. * Masonic four-sided stones began in 1850 and are still in use today. * Pylons, columns and all exotic-style monuments are usually dated 1860-1900. * Zinc monuments date from 1870-1900. * Granite, now common, came into use about 1900. If the writing is too faded to read, use a 75 watt black light bulb in any lamp that casts light directly on the written message. The writing will miraculously appear.

Hi Jerilyn, My resources are slim here in Knox Co.,Ohio as far as finding info. on Monroe Co.,Ohio. The Awesome Listers at OHMONROE-L found my ancestors placed in Graysville,Washington Twsp.,Monroe Co.,Ohio George D. Fogle b.abt 1822 w.Celina Poole b.abt.1829 m.8-14-1846 in Ritchie Co.,WV. I`m not sure when he moved to Ohio, two of his children were born in VA, so it was sometime after 1852. George`s son Western Peter Fogle 1865-1942 w.Rosa Brown 1870-1942 m.9-29-1870 in Graysville,Washington Twsp.,Monroe Co.,Ohio they moved to Mt.Vernon,Knox Co.,Ohio sometime after 1905. Western Peter Fogle I know about, as I live in Mt.Vernon; it`s George D. Fogle I`m searching for. Any look-up resources you may have would certainly be appreciated. Thanks, Sue Fogle/Sisk Hitti@ecr.net Jlktrees@aol.com wrote: > > I was in Monroe Co., in October and there is a book or two (actually paper > pages) in the Genealogy Society holdings in the Monroe Co., Publish Library. > They had a lot of cemetery information. Although things aren't published yet > some have been written up. I needed Jericho cemetery and did make digital > pictures of almost the whole cemetery, but probably missed a few. Anyway > check with that.` Also tell me again what Fogel you are looking for and I > might find something in Catharine Fedorchak's books. The other place you > might check if you haven't is Esther Powells Cemetery Book as had some from > Monroe Co., Jerilyn

EARLY OHIO SETTLERS-Fogle Purchaser Year Date Resisdence R T S Fogle,Elijah(Z) 1836 Feb. 26 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 22 Fogle,Elijah(Z) 1836 Feb. 26 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 22 Fogle,Elijah(Z) 1837 March 29 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 22 Fogle,Elisha(Z) 1826 June 30 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 26 Fogle,Elisha(Z) 1832 Oct. 03 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 26 Fogle,George(Z) 1816 July 13 GuernseyCo,Oh 02 01 13 Fogle,John (Z) 1834 Feb. 26 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 22 Fogle,John (Z) 1836 Feb. 29 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 27 Fogle,Michael(Z) 1822 Dec. 11 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 23 Fogle,Michael(Z) 1835 Dec. 24 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 22 Fogle,Peter (Z) 1834 March 13 Morgan Co.,Oh 09 07 27 Fogle,Peter (Z) 1815 Oct. 26 FayetteCo.,Oh 09 07 28 Fogle,William(Z) 1835 May 13 Morgan Co.,Oh 08 06 04 Fogle,William(Z) 1836 July 21 Monroe Co.,Oh 08 06 04 Maybe I should pay a visit to OHMORGAN-L list also :) may find some relatives to my George D.Fogle. Sue

JANET, Thanks Janet for this thorough explanation! I`ll include the R,T, and S with my post,great way to locate land purchased by ancestors.(and perhaps a private family cemetery). It sure is interesting learning the finer details of systems, devised so long ago. Take Care, Sue Fogle/Sisk Hitti@ecr.net jlconn@lex.infi.net wrote: > > Sue, > R stands for range, t stands for township and s for section; > the Monroe, Belmont, Washington county areas plus other surrounding > counties was the first place in the U. S. to have this type of land > description in use. Ohio was "an experimental" state with these system > devised by the federal government; It does making for locating > property quite easy. After this trial period in Ohio the federal > government used it in all the states west of Ohio--so locating where > your ancestor's property was/is quite easy. > > Each township was divided into 36 sections of 640 acres; one section > being reserved for what is called "school lands"--sometimes this was > sold to raise money for schools. Exception to the 640 acres is if your > ancestor purchased land along the Ohio River--the sections were partial > sections with less than the 640 acres. > > If one knows the R T and S of the ancestor's property from a deed > record, one can go to the engineer's office in Woodsfield purchase a map > of the township and pinpoint who owns that property today. From there > it is easy to ask enough questions of the residents to lead you to the > property. The maps are very nominal in fee--less than five dollars. > > These maps also detail the county and township roads, but I don't think > that cemeteries are marked. > > However, there is something called the U.S. Geographical Maps that list > streams, and various other things and I think locations of some > cemeteries; these are available in Ohio at the Dept. of Natural > Resources. Sue, I forget the name of the road, but Natural Resources > is located in Columbus fairly close to Northland Mall or Rte 161--not > far from Knox county. These maps are probably the basis for the > website referred in another posting, but I'm not sure. > > Sorry to be so long in my answers, but it is my librarian mind at work > and the fact that I have been doing genealogy for 20 years--pre > computer. Please someone correct me if I am wrong in my explanation of > the RTS system. > > Regards, > Janet Conn

Sue and list, While searching for some other Monroe Co Record, I found a list of Monroe Cemeteries listed by township; 193 cemeteries are listed; I'm sorry I don't have the citation of where I found this; However, at the beginning of the page it states: "the following list was taken from a W.P.A. list and map located in the Recorder's Office in the court house at Woodsfield." W.P.A. records are always considered excellent sources. Washington Township Cemeteries: Dougherty Beardmore Knolton--(my note:this may be Knowlton, a well known surname in Monroe) Graysville Christian Pleasant Ridge Scott Rinards Mills Low Gap Neil Ridge Smith Flaming--(my note: current spelling may be Fleming) Henthorn Janet Conn