In the book titled Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 10 Barron-No listings Capstick-No listings In the book titled Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygandt Powell BARON Bellaire--Greenwood Cemetery Pultney Twp Baron, Thomas 1811-1877 Hannah 1812-1891 Sarah 1844-1936 Olivia 1850-1881 Pultney Twp Pioneers Charles S.S. Baron b Moundsville, WV 1840; m 1866 Kate McGrew No Capstick, but I did find Capstack Barnesville Lincoln Street Cemetery Warren Twp Capstack, Jonathan dod 1880 age 54 C.War Nathan dod 1870 age 79 wife Elizabeth dod 1887 age 82 Good luck with your research. Sincerley, J.L. ----- Original Message ----- From: Tim Capstack/Laura McCarthy <laurantim@earthlink.net> To: <OHBELMON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 6:48 PM Subject: [OHBELMON-L] help - BARRON/CAPSTICK 1840's > Hi -- > > I'm looking for information about a BARRON family in Jefferson and/or > Belmont counties in the 1840's. My ancestor, Elizabeth CAPSTICK married > David Barron 23 Mar 1840 in Jefferson County. A William Barron, who I > assume is related to David but can't show it, vouched for Elizabeth's son > Jonathan when he became a US citizen in Belmont County 28 Sep 1846 shortly > after marrying Emma Riley. I believe William also appears in Jonathan's > household on a census from that era. > > I wondered if anyone would be able to provide me with any other information > on this BARRON family. I am specifically interested in finding out whether > they had been in that area for some time or if they moved in about then -- > Elizabeth immigrated from England in 1829 and I don't know where she was > between then and marrying David, could she have met him elsewhere? Also > parents' names, etc. would of course be helpful... > > Thanks in advance, > > -- Tim Capstack > laurantim@earthlink.net > >

I am sorry it's taken me so long to get back to this, however, now I am able to finish for you. Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions West Union Church of Christ Cemetery Row four South - North Tubaugh, Lela Evaline d/o Carl & Lela 9 Apr 1924 Row nineteen North - South Large family stone - TUBAUGH footstones Tubaugh, Henry R. 1862-1962 Tubaugh, Lavina (Marty) 1866-1958 Tubaugh, Harry S. 1908-1927 Tubaugh, Gussy 1894-1977 Tubaugh, Besse 1896-1981 Tubaugh, Blanche 1900-1983 Kerr, Rugh Tubaugh 1906-1981 Row twenty South - North Jones, Bertha R. Tubaugh 1878-1971 Row twenty-one North - South Tubaugh, Carl W. 1900-_____ Tubaugh, Lela F. 1903-1973 Tubaugh, Lucy Ellen 9 Jun 1869-15 Dec 1950 Row twenty-six South - North Lallathin, Alice R. (Tubaugh) 1925-1980 (mar'd 4 Jun 1947) Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 Vol 1 No listings Vol 2 No listings Good luck with your research. Sincerley, J.L.

Hi there! I am searching for missing Crouse names in our family tree. First 3 brothers Nathan,George and Peter b. in Greene Co. Pa. born bet. 1805-1820 sons of William Crouse, they were supose to have been in Brooke Co. WV and I can't find any traces of them there so now I am reaching out futher to see what I can come up with.There were other Crouses in Monroe in the same family. Also a Samuel Crouse prob. son of Jacob Crouse he was supose to be a preacher and was supose to be in around Monroe Co. in the 1850's. And has any one run into a George Sellers that was supose to have been murdered in Monroe Co. He married Phoebe Crouse. George also had a sister and another brother that married into the Crouse family too. At this point I am intrested in any Crouse names in Monroe Co.Thanks everyone for your time and help to find these decendants of these Crouses. Pia Crouse

Hello there from Willingboro, NJ Thank you much for the information. Yes, those are the ones I am talking about. Lucy was a "first cousin, three times removed" of mine. I would be interested in any additional information you would be willing to provide. Regards, Bill Every family tree has its sap. >From: " K Page" <klpage@access1.net> >To: "William Beckett" <wbeckett@bellatlantic.net>, <OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> >Subject: Re: [OHMONROE-L] Re: Tubaugh >Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 21:35:58 -0700 >Bill, Is this the Peter Tubaugh and Lucy you are talking about? >This marriage is from Monroe County Marriages 1867 - 1917 by Wes Cochran > >Peter Tubaugh aged 51 (Widower) b Monroe >Beckett, Lucy E. aged 31 b Monroe (Divorced) >prev married name Lucy E. Conley >Peter and Rosa (Bendel) >Fletcher and Delilah (Lanty) 27 May 1899 > >I have more. >Karen

HOWELL, David Adams twp pg 390c Rachel Truex-ax Adams twp pg 390c Erlewine John C. Salem Twp 568b Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Donna from WV http://members.aol.com/dvbal

Bill, Is this the Peter Tubaugh and Lucy you are talking about? This marriage is from Monroe County Marriages 1867 - 1917 by Wes Cochran Peter Tubaugh aged 51 (Widower) b Monroe Beckett, Lucy E. aged 31 b Monroe (Divorced) prev married name Lucy E. Conley Peter and Rosa (Bendel) Fletcher and Delilah (Lanty) 27 May 1899 I have more. Karen -----Original Message----- From: William Beckett <wbeckett@bellatlantic.net> To: OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com <OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, October 25, 1999 6:26 PM Subject: Re: [OHMONROE-L] Re: Tubaugh >>Are you sure this is Tubaugh, or could it be TUMBAUGH? >> >>Barbara >> >> > >Reasonably sure based on the following: > >! 1900 Census was Tubaugh, Peter; head; born in 1848 (month not known); age >of 52; married 1 year; born in Ohio, both parents born in Germany; >occupation of farmer; able to read and write; owns farm free of mortgage. >He and his family [Lucy (32); Peter (16); Vada (12); Lillie (10)] live on a >farm in Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Living with them is Lucy's son >from her earlier marriage, Everett R. Conley (5). >Note that it is evident that this is a second marriage for Peter and that >the three children are from his first marriage. > >! Death data from State of Ohio Death Certificate was: Place of death was >Green Township, Monroe County, Ohio, lived there all her life; usual >residence was near Laings, Monroe County, Ohio; residence inside city >limits; name is Lucy Ellen Tubaugh; died Dec. 15, 1950; female; white; >widow; born June 9, 1869; age was 81y 6m 6d; occupation of household >duties; born in Sardis, Ohio Rt. 1; citizen of USA; father's name was >Fletcher Beckett; mother's maiden name was "Don't know"; never in armed >forces; no SS#; informant was Carl Tubaugh; died of carcinoma of Right >Lung; died at 8 am; buried 12/17/50 in West Union Cemetery at Sardis, Ohio >Rt. #1. > >! Burial data [Tubaugh, Lucy Ellen; 9 June 1869 - 15 Dec. 1950; buried in >West Union Church of Christ Cemetery, Green Township, Monroe County, Ohio] >from page 95 of "Perry Township Gleanings and Cemetery Inscriptions" >published in 1991 by Monroe County, Ohio Chapter of OGS, received Jan. 1997 >from Martha Beckett of Apple Creek, Ohio. > >There is more on their descendents. > >Do you anything on Peter? Like when did he die and where is he buried? I >assume it is with his first wife. > >Regards, >Bill >When tracing ancestors, please stay within the lines. > > >

>Are you sure this is Tubaugh, or could it be TUMBAUGH? > >Barbara > > Reasonably sure based on the following: ! 1900 Census was Tubaugh, Peter; head; born in 1848 (month not known); age of 52; married 1 year; born in Ohio, both parents born in Germany; occupation of farmer; able to read and write; owns farm free of mortgage. He and his family [Lucy (32); Peter (16); Vada (12); Lillie (10)] live on a farm in Lee Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Living with them is Lucy's son from her earlier marriage, Everett R. Conley (5). Note that it is evident that this is a second marriage for Peter and that the three children are from his first marriage. ! Death data from State of Ohio Death Certificate was: Place of death was Green Township, Monroe County, Ohio, lived there all her life; usual residence was near Laings, Monroe County, Ohio; residence inside city limits; name is Lucy Ellen Tubaugh; died Dec. 15, 1950; female; white; widow; born June 9, 1869; age was 81y 6m 6d; occupation of household duties; born in Sardis, Ohio Rt. 1; citizen of USA; father's name was Fletcher Beckett; mother's maiden name was "Don't know"; never in armed forces; no SS#; informant was Carl Tubaugh; died of carcinoma of Right Lung; died at 8 am; buried 12/17/50 in West Union Cemetery at Sardis, Ohio Rt. #1. ! Burial data [Tubaugh, Lucy Ellen; 9 June 1869 - 15 Dec. 1950; buried in West Union Church of Christ Cemetery, Green Township, Monroe County, Ohio] from page 95 of "Perry Township Gleanings and Cemetery Inscriptions" published in 1991 by Monroe County, Ohio Chapter of OGS, received Jan. 1997 from Martha Beckett of Apple Creek, Ohio. There is more on their descendents. Do you anything on Peter? Like when did he die and where is he buried? I assume it is with his first wife. Regards, Bill When tracing ancestors, please stay within the lines.

Are you sure this is Tubaugh, or could it be TUMBAUGH? Barbara >From: William Beckett <wbeckett@bellatlantic.net> >To: OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [OHMONROE-L] Re: Tubaugh >Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 20:55:38 -0400 > >Hi Joan, > >I also have quite a few Tubaugh names in my data. Would you give me some >dates, and names? > >Regards, >Bill >The fellow who leans on his family tree may never get out of the woods. > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I just returned from 10 days searching in Belmont, Monroe and Washington Co., courthouses and libraries. I had nothing but the best of help, if I needed it. Absolutely now hindrance in my research as I ran from probate to recorders office and back again. Gave them horrendous lists of deeds to copy No problem. After all I have heard on the various lists, I was a little concerned but I give these three counties A+ in research. Washington Co., even kept copies of some indexes put together by genealogists to help people in their research. I want to publicly thank and praise these resource centers for their help and understanding. Jerilyn

DVBAL@aol.com wrote: > > Hello list Is there a site that tells the location of cemeteries by > townships? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Donna from WV. You can get a list of all the cemeteries in Monroe County at the GNIS search engine... http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html There are 65, I looked. Be sure you specify State name (Ohio), County name (Monroe) and Feature type (cemetery). Here's a sample... Feature Name St County Type Latitude Longitude USGS 7.5' Map - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Witten Cemetery OH Monroe cemetery 393518N 0805833W Paden City - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- It doesn't show them by township, but you can figure it out this way. I pinpointed a cemetery in the middle of a cow pasture with the longitude and latitude from this site and a good map. Enjoy! -- 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 ____________________________________________________________________

Hello Again List, I have a document from a funeral home here in Allen Co., IN for Cain Baker. Cain is the son of what I once thought was Henry BAKER and Nancy BRISTER. However the BRISTER name was undocumented. This new found document from the E. Harper & Son Funeral Home - New Haven, IN, listed his father as Henry Baker and his mother as Nancy SCOTT. Cain was born in MONROE Co. OH along with his siblings except Elijah: John b.10Feb1823 m.08May1842 to Susannah Bolinger Jacob b. Abt.1827 m.25Feb1855 to Belinda Bolinger Andrew b. Abt.1831 James b.1834 m.18Jan1859 to Barbara Bolinger d.01Jan1906 (my ggg-grandfather) Alexander b.1838 d.27Oct1833 Stephen b. Abt. 1840 Abel b. Abt 1844 d. 30Nov1862 Cain b.24Dec1846 m. to Margaret Cole? d.09May1925 Margaret b. Abt. 1849 m. to Mr. Dealy Elijah Baker This family is listed in both the 1850 Monroe Co. OH census and the 1850 Allen Co. census. Jim Baker jimdbaker@aol.com

Seeking information on my 3rd great grandfather, John Jordan. FIRST GENERATION 1. John Jordan was born on 25 Aug 1820 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. He died on 25 Jan 1912 in Jackson County, West Virginia. He was buried in Pond Creek, Jackson, West Virginia (Mt. Zion Cemetery). He was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow (daughter of Michael Crow and Nancy Brister) on 6 Mar 1845 in Monroe County, Ohio. Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow was born on 2 Mar 1826 in Monroe County, Ohio. She died on 2 Dec 1876. John Jordan and Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow had the following children: 2 i. Mary Jordan was born in 1846 in Ohio. 3 ii. Elizabeth Jordan was born in 1847 in Ohio. +4 iii. William Jordan. +5 iv. Joseph Jordan. +6 v. James E. Jordan. Michael E. Anthony daath@ne.infi.net MSN Messenger: daath_11 ICQ: 32868397 http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/n/t/Michael-E-Anthony/

Hi all, While looking at the film for Monroe County births, I have noticed that multiple entries are reported by one individual. This coincides with information that I have been told, that one person made the rounds of the community and then reported it to Woodsfield. What has peaked my interest, is that frequently that individual has after his name the word Assessor. Does anyone know if that an appointed or elected position? or just a term? The reason I am so interested is that one reporter name for Ohio Township is John SHRIEV, Assessor. (Probably my John Shrieve of Ohio Township). Karen

Hello List, Does anyone have any information about this couple? HENRY BAKER, b. 1805; m. NANCY SCOTT, April 24, 1834, Belmont Co., OH. Henry Baker is the grandson of Capt. John Baker. I suspect I might have a link here in Allen Co. IN. Thanks, Jim Baker jimdbaker@aol.com

Hello list Is there a site that tells the location of cemeteries by townships? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Donna from WV. http://members.aol.com/dvbal

HOWELL, David pg 390c Adams TWP Rachel Truex pg 390c HOWELL, John pg 390d HOWELL, William pg 390d HESS, William Jackson TWP pg 497d Hope I'm not asking to much. Thanks in advance Donna from WV

Hello Bill, How is your research going? I looked up Tubaugh in my 2 Belmont Co books and I did not find anything; for the Monroe Co books, I will list them as I check: Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Vol 1 & 2 No listings Monroe Co., Oh Cemetery iNscriptions Ohio & Lee Twps Sardis Cemetery Lee Twp #108. Tubaugh, Margaret 1852-1940 (Mother) Tubaugh, Frederick 1851-1908 (Father) Salem Church Cemetery Lee Twp #4. Tubaugh, David E. b May 18 d Aug 21 (no year) Son of Wm & M age 3m 3d #13 Tubaugh, Magdalena b July 15, 1852 d June 25, 1885 w/o William St. John's Methodist Church Cemetery Ohio Twp #32. Tubaugh, Forest P. b Oct 16, 1883 d Aug 12, 1903 #42. Tubaugh, Mary E. d Oct 24, 1860 aged 3y 7m 9d daughter of Peter &E. #46. Tubaugh, David C. aged 10y 6m 22d d Apr 18, 1885 s/o P & S #49. Tubaugh, Albert E. d May 20, 1886 aged 1yr son of P & S #50. Tubaugh, Irwin b Mar 13, 1887 d Mar 18, 1887 son of T.S. & C.E. #52. Tubaugh, Laura b Dec 6, 1892 d Dec 15, 1892 daughter of T.S. & C.E. #71. Tubaugh, Susanna Mother b Nov 14, 1850 d July 17, 1892 w/o Peter #72. Tubaugh, Peter 1847-1919 Father #111. Tubaugh, Wm T. 1851-1927 Mary Ellen 1865-1923 #125. Tubaugh, Rosanna B. Mother b Sept 8, 1825 d June 2, 1886 Peter Father b Nov 20, 1814 d Mar 3, 1896 #128. Tubaugh, Caroline b May 22, 1864 d Apr 29, 1937 Harter Cemetery Ohio Twp #52. Tubaugh, Chris G. 1855-1926 Emma J. 1860-1929 #53. Tubaugh, Eloise 1887-1901 Obituaries of Monroe Co., Ohio Mrs. Lena Litman Dierkes died at her home in Akron on Thursday evening, July 9th, after a short illness. Her body was brought to the Union U.B. Church on Long Ridge, Hannibal on Sunday, where funeral services were conducted by Rev. Grubb, of Akron, and were largely attended, the church accommodating less than a third of the crowd. Mrs. Dierkes who had attained the age of 51 years, was born and grew to womanhood in the Hannibal community, the daughter of Job & Elsie Litman. After her marriage to Charles Dierkes, she moved to Akron, where she spent the remainder of her life. She is survived by her husband, five brothers and three sisters. Among those who attended the funeral were Frank & Langford Litman, of Claysville, Pa; Mr. & Mrs Ed Sigenthaler, Mr & Mrs Carl Litman, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Sigenthaler & Harry Winkler, of Akron; Mr & Mrs Earl Berger, of Kent; Mr. & Mrs. Fred Neiman, Mr. & Mrs Will Hart, of McMechen; Mr & Mrs Davis, of Etnaville; Mr & Mrs Charles TUBAUGH, of Martins Ferry; Mr & Mrs Will Gilmore, of Cadiz; and Rev Grubb, of Akron. This was Rev. Grubb's first appearance in this community since he served the Mt. Union, Mt Olive and Locust Grove Circuit thirty years ago. 1951 **************************************************************************** ************************************************ Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie Isobel TUBAUGH, 65, who died Thursday night in her home, 810 Washington Street, Martins Ferry, will be held Monday afternoon at two o'clock in the home of her sister, Mrs. Simon Tubaugh, 411 Grant Avenue, and interment will follow in Belmont Memorial Park cemetery. She had been ailing the past four months. Mrs. Tubaugh was born in Hannibal, August 16, 1882, and had been a resident of Martins Ferry 45 years. She was a member of First Christian church and Dames of Malta. Surviving beside her husband, Charles Tubaugh, are two daughters, Mrs. Gladys McMahon, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Richard McNamara, Warwood; two brothers, Carl Litman, Akron and Frank Litman, Claysville, Pa; a sister, Mrs. Simon Tubaugh, Martins Ferry and two grandchildren. The body now at the Heslop funeral chapel will be taken to the sister's home Saturday morning (Friday, Jan 2, 1948) **************************************************************************** ************************************************ Minnie Marty Harrison, daughter of Randloph and Mary Kurtzman Marty, was born Jan 21, 1868, and passed away in the Wetzel County Hospital at New Martinsville, at 2:30 o'clock on June 8, 1940, at the age of 72 years, 4 months, and 17 days. In 1896 she was united in marriage to George Harrison. To this union were born a son and a daughter. She was a member of the Mt. Union United Brethern Church, having always lived a devoted unselfish life and was loved and will be sadly missed by all who knew her. She is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Heslop of Paden City; a son, Harry, of Wheeling; six grandchildren; four sisters and six brothers; Mrs. Henry TUBAUGH, Sardis; Mrs. Mary Butler, Clarington; Mrs. Clara English and Mrs. Ella Warrick, Barnesville; William, Albert, Julius, and Jacob Marty, Bridgeport; Rev. R.A. Marty, Minerva, Ohio; Wesley Marty, Hannibal, and a large number of other relatives and friends. On Monday, June 10th, short funeral services were held in the home with final rites at Mt. Vernon church in charge of Rev. Dangel and Rev. Heinlein. Interment was made in the cemetery there. **************************************************************************** ************************************************* Jean Elaine McIntire was born April 17, 1918 and died May 19, 1943 at the age of 25 years 1 month and 2 days. She was the daughter of Ida Zeh McIntire and the late David Henry McIntire. She was united in marriage with James Carl Gilmore, on July 26, 1941. Surviving in addition to her husband are her mother, Mrs. Ida McIntire, on sister, Edma Mae of the home and two brothers, Delbert McIntire & Allan Gilbert McIntire of Clarington, Ohio. Her father and one brother preceded her in death. Also surviving are two half-sisters, Mrs. Gertie TUBAUGH of Apalachin, New York and Mrs. Vera Lehmann of Cleveland, Ohio. One half-brother, Clifton McIntire, of Provo, Utah, besides many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at the home at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon on May 22 in charge of Rev. H.C. Heinlein. Burial was made in Chapel Hill cemetery in charge of the Bauer-Turner Funeral Home of Woodsfield. **************************************************************************** ************************************************* Louisa Jane Gilmore, 74, died at her home on O'Possom Creek, Friday evening August 7, 1942, following an illness of several months. She was a lifelong resident of this community. She was well known and was a member of the Valley Methodist Church. Surviving are seven children: Mrs. James Cook of Monaca, Pa; Mrs Harry Taylor of Cadiz; William & Glenn Gilmore of Cadiz; Martin, James & Reece Gilmore of Clarington. Two sisters, Mrs. E. Davis & Mrs. Charles TUBACH, of Martins Ferry. Two brothers, John Smith, of Wheeling & william Smith of Clarington. One half-brotherr, Carl Litman, of Canton also survives. Services were held Monday afternoon at the Valley Methodist Church with Rev. H.C. Heinlein in charge. Burial was made in Sykes Ridge cemetery. **************************************************************************** ************************************************** William A. Smith was born near Hannibal, Ohio July 12, 1870 and was the son of George & Elsie Smith. He died April 29, 1945 at the Wetzel County Hospital, New Martinsville, at the age of 74 years, 9 months 17 days. On March 22, 1905 he was united in marriage to Emira Bowery. She preceded him in death February 6, 1941. To this union two sons were born, Thurman Smith of Sardis, and Willard Smith of East Liverpool. He leaves to mourn his departure, his sons and eight grandchildren. He also leaves one brother, John Smith of Wheeling; a half-brother Carl Litman of Akron; two half-sisters, Mrs. Charles TUBAUGH and Mrs. Nancy Davis of Martins Ferry. He was a kind and loving father and was liked by all who knew him. He had made his home with his son Thurman since the death of his wife. Dearest father, thou hast left us, and our loss we deeply feel. But 'tis God that hath bereft us. He can all our sorrows heal. Yet again we hope to meet thee, It was hard to say goodbye; When on earth no more we greet thee, We home to meet beyond the sky. Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democray Vol 1 13 Apr 1899 Mrs. Elizaberh Noll, funeral at Hannibal Monday, an aunt of A. J. TUBAUGH of Woodsfield Vol 2 21 Feb 1866 For sale at Samuel Tubaugh residence on the OH river in Jackson twp, 6 cows, 2 steers, 9 young cattle, 13 hogs, farming & household goods. Vol 3 No listings Nine Communities of Monroe County Ohio: A History No listings Monroe Co., Oh: The first 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 No listings I will finish later. Sincerely, J.L. ---- Original Message ----- From: William Beckett <wbeckett@bellatlantic.net> To: <OHMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 14, 1999 5:55 PM Subject: [OHMONROE-L] Re: Tubaugh > Hi Joan, > > I also have quite a few Tubaugh names in my data. Would you give me some > dates, and names? > > Regards, > Bill > The fellow who leans on his family tree may never get out of the woods. > >

Martins Ferry is in Belmont County, from the book Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Ohio by Esther Weygandt Powell: Pioneers, Pease Twp Mrs. S. A. Rice b here 1829, dau of David Kirkwood; m 1850 to Albert Rice a native of N.Y. and had 8 ch. Albert d in the west in 1872; she d here. Bellaire---Greenwood Cemetery Pultney Twp Rice, Samuel & Family dod 1884 age 86 wife Susan dod 1872 age 65 son David 1844-1895 Isabel 1845-1914 (on a different page is listed) : Rice, David dod 1884 age 86 Susan dod 1872 age 65 David 1844-1895 St. Clairsville Methodist Cemetery Richland Twp Rice, Lemuel dod 1835 age 4 months Josephine 2 ch of Thomas & Ann Morristown Union Cemetery #1 Union Twp Rice, Theodore 1830-1897 wife Ann BOYD 1824-1911 Nancy 1859-1943 Rice, Thomas 1835-1916 wife Tasy dod 1876 age 72 >From the book: Genealogical Records in Belmont Co., Oh Vol 10 1890 Special Census Bellaire 5th Ward ED 45, enumerated by Orlando P. Mason Rice, David H; Pri; K, 5 US art; 8/22/61-2/13/67 5y6m21d; Bellaire Warren Twp, ED 53, enumerated by Joshua Dewees Rice, Irwin; Pri; H, 40 OVI; 9/61-65; Barnesville Farmington Cemetery, Colerain Twp Rice, Emmett Fred 8 Apr 1896 - 20 Mar 1968 Rice, Flora L. 1891-1977 Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L. > > I have Rices in Ohio..but they were near the Ohio-Pennsylvania > border...Martins Ferry, Kirkwood, etc. I don't know the county. Albert > Deloss Rice is who I am working on now. He is the son of Melinda (Chapman) > and Allen Rice. I think he was born in the middle 19th century. He moved to > the Pittsburgh area after he was married. > > Diane Roberts >

I am researching James Roy Clark b Monroe co. Oh. abt.1863.any help would be appreciated thanks Ray Clark whbb@bright.net

Hello, I've been working on the Ollom family quite awhile and would like to share information with other descendents. I have a good deal more. The surname Ollom started right in Monroe County with Jacob. There are a few other Ollom's but they are rare and the given names are obviously Scandanivian. If you have corrections or can offer assistance especially with the missing Spouses or death dates and locations, I would appreciate it. If anyone has access to the Monroe Co., Cemetery transcriptions, I would like to know if any Olloms are buried in Ollom Cemetery. Thanks for reading, Penny Husler 1. Jacob Ulm/Ollum Jr. Born about 1761/62 in Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. Jacob died in Monroe Co., OH on 1 May 1840; he was 79. Religion: born Lutheran. bef 1790 when Jacob was 29, he first married Mary (Ollom), in (, Bucks Co., PA). Born in WFT Est. 1755-1783. Mary died bef 1820; she was 65. Born in WFT Est. 1755-1783. The dates for his children are the best we can deduct and estimate from the material available to us. They had the following children: 2 i. Peter (1790-) (no further info) 3 ii. John (1795-1875) m. Susannah Harter) 4 iii. Margaret (1796-) m. ? Russell 5 iv. Eleanor (1797-) m. Aqulla Marlow 6 v. Joseph (1806-1843) m. Margaret "Peggy" Henthorn 7 vi. Jacob 3 (1806-1833) m. Unknown ? 2 daughters 8 vii. Isaac W. (1815->1890) m. Martha Simpson 9 viii. Jeremiah (ca1820-) (no further info) 10 ix. Benjamin B. (1821-1883) m. (Mary Harrison) On 10 May 1821 when Jacob was 60, he second married Sarah Ann Hawkenbury, in Tyler, (W) VA. Born in 1802 in PA. Born in 1790 in PA. Sarah Ann later married John S. Stewart moved to Meigs Co., and may have died in Procterville, Lawrence Co., OH aft 1880; she was 78 and living with Isaac. Isaac was probably also her son. We don’t know where Mary’s children stop and Sarah’s start. Some of the children are younger than her if her age is correct and it stayed the same or close on later Census info. There is a problem with there marriage date in that another Margaret Anna Hockenberry and Jacob Ullom of Dark Co. share the SAME date! I’m thinkin’ ….. ummmmmm …. "probably not." They had the following children: 11 i. William "Jackson" (1823-1881) (see Below) 12 ii. Matthew (1825-) (unknown) 13 iii. Mariah (1825-) (unknown) 14 iv. Minerva (1837-) (unknown) My GGG Grandfather Jackson Ollom was child 11. Of Jacob Ollom: 11. William "Jackson" Ollom. Born in 1823 in Monroe Co., OH. William "Jackson" died in Toronto, Jefferson Co., OH on 19 Apr 1881; he was 58. On 24 Nov 1842 he first married Rosanna Esdale, in Meigs Co., OH. Born on 30 Oct 1823 in OH. Rosanna died in Murraysville, Jackson Co., WV on 31 May 1849; she was 25. 36 i. William "Robert" (1849-1881) On 6 Nov 1850 he second married Catherine J. Stewart, in Jackson Co., WV. 37 i. Laura R. (~1851-) 38 ii. Sarah J. (1853-) On 15 Oct 1857 he third married Mary Ann Leonard, in Meigs Co., OH. 39 i. Isaac L . (1858-) bef 1859 he fourth married Mary Ann Caldwell. Born in Aug 1834/1835 in Orange Twp, Meigs Co., OH. Mary Ann died in Middleport, Meigs Co., OH on 16 Aug 1876; she was 42. 40 i. Gardner (1859-) 41 ii. William A. (1861-) 42 iii. Frederick (1867-) 43 iv. Rodney Downing (1872-) 44 v. Charles Edward (Died as Infant) (1874-1874) On 4 Jul 1878 when William "Jackson" was 55, he fifth married Hannah K. Myers, in Jefferson Co., OH. Born in 1825 in OH. Hannah K. died in Knox Twp., Jefferson Co., OH in 1911; she was 86.