Hi again Bonnie, Forgot to mention also that Jacob Bott supposedly traded a team of horses for Clarence. Thought you would find that interesting. Again, a million thanks! Pat Owens

Hi Bonnie, Thank you, thank you and a thousand times thank you!!! You have helped us solve something that we have been trying to solve for about ten years. We really always thought it was just a rumor!!!. Now we have something to work with. We're so excited, but it is such a sad story. I guess maybe we aren't Botts after all. Words can't begin to describe how thankful we are. Any possibility that we can find the records and have them unsealed? Where would we go? Pat Owens ps. I love a good mystery, also and we have a big one! We will keep you informed.

Hi Betsy, MANY of my Bavarian ancestors settled in Monroe County,Ohio in the mid 1800s; however, not the surnames that you mention. Check out my genealogy web site for possible connections at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/3312/BJS.HTM I have some more to add there too when I get my "roundtoits" together! Keep in touch and Happy Hunting! Barb Schwitzgebel Betsy Stash wrote: > > I've discovered that many of my ancestors from Nothweiler and Rumbach, > Bavaria (now Pfalz, Bayern) settled in Monroe County. The entire Feldner > family (George and Maria Elisabetha and their children), some of the > Brubachs, as well as my greatgrandfather, Nicolas Beiber, settled in Monroe > county as farmers in the mid 1800s. Does anyone else have immigrant > ancestors from Bavaria or Alsace that settled in this area? Or is anyone > researching the same surnames? I'd love to hear from you. > > Thanks, > > Betsy

I've discovered that many of my ancestors from Nothweiler and Rumbach, Bavaria (now Pfalz, Bayern) settled in Monroe County. The entire Feldner family (George and Maria Elisabetha and their children), some of the Brubachs, as well as my greatgrandfather, Nicolas Beiber, settled in Monroe county as farmers in the mid 1800s. Does anyone else have immigrant ancestors from Bavaria or Alsace that settled in this area? Or is anyone researching the same surnames? I'd love to hear from you. Thanks, Betsy

Dave and Janet Hunter wrote: > I'm looking for information about where Rutter Cemetery is and how I can > find out who is buried there. > > Especially, the Henthorn and Baldwin names. > > Thank you, > Dr. Dave > > valentines@erols.com Dr. Dave, Rutter Cemetery is in Salem Twp. and according to the "OH Cemeteries" book (pub. 1978) is in the SE1/4 of S36 T2 R3 established 1873 with .78 acres. It is south of SR78 and readings were done by Catherine Foreaker Fedorchak in her "Monroe Co., Ohio Records" Vol. 2. Her first 6 volumes are available thru. the Mormon Church on microfilm. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Researching: Allender/Arbo/Archibald/Bergman/Burdick/Burkhardt/Debruler/ Deline/Holden/Hathorn/Hyett/Keyser/Lashley/Long/Pervorse/ Porter/Rice/Sternbacher/Stone

Pat, Miracle of miracles...I did find something...this is from Vol. 9, No. 2 issue of the Navigator, the newsletter for the Monroe Co. Chapter/OGS: pg. 30 - Newspaper Abstracts (no notation as to whom abstracted and not full date) 1895 - A tragedy was enacted on a shanty boat at Cochransville. Frank ROGERS, 20, went to one of the disreputable boats moored along the river and talked to a woman named Alice McCLELLAND, wanting her to leave the boat and live with him. Suddenly he flashed a revolver in her face but she pushed it away as he fired and the bullet went through her wrist. A second shot struck her in the right breast. He then, evidently thinking he had killed her, shot himself through the heart. The woman may possibly recover. I checked the 1880 Monroe Co. census and the only person I came up with who MAY be Frank is a son of a John ROGERS (only Rogers in Monroe Co.; 2 RODGERS, but no boy aged 5) who is named James in the 1880 census. He is age 5. Could still be Frank as possibly his name was James Francis or something like that, and he went by his middle name. John ROGERS is enum. in Franklin Twp. on page 456B. Cochransville is in Jackson Twp. I already checked the Jackson Twp. cemetery book I have and no ROGERS/RODGERS or BOTT/BUTT. There were no McCLELLAND or McLELLAND in Monroe Co. in 1880. Try to get this Frank ROGERS death cert. and see what it says. Hopefully his parents may be named. Clarence's birth record may be in Monroe Co., but possibly the record was sealed and so not in with the regular birth certs. Maybe you should check out the film of the births thru. the LDS, altho. it is possible it may have been deleted from them too. Keep us informed. I love a mystery! -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Researching: Allender/Arbo/Archibald/Bergman/Burdick/Burkhardt/Debruler/ Deline/Holden/Hathorn/Hyett/Keyser/Lashley/Long/Pervorse/ Porter/Rice/Sternbacher/Stone patticake wrote: > Thanks for the information on the BOTT family. Don't know yet if it > connects. Another family member talked to Hugh a couple of years back and > Hugh couldn't find a link. Our grandfather Clarence BOTT was born in > Woodsfield 11/11/1896 (according to his death cert. issued in Lorain Co.) to > Jacob BOTT b. 1865 and his wife Christine > STEIDINGER. They were married in Woodsfield in 1885. The problem is, we are > being told that Clarence was actually adopted by Jacob and Christine and > that his real name was ROGERS., and that there was a murder in the ROGERS > family and that is how they came to adopt him. Woodsfield has no record of > his birth on that day, as either BOTT or Rogers. Adoption may be a > possibility as they were married in 1885 and Clarence (their only child) > wasn't born til 1896! Does this murder case ring any bells? Is there > anywhere we can check to find out? We are getting desperate! Thanks in > advance. Pat Owens

>From the book: Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygendt Powell Belmont Ridge United M.E. Church Cemetery Flushing Twp Boon, Zachariah dod 1896 age 74 Flushing City Cemetery Flushing Twp Kinsey, Charles 1796-1884 wife Rhoda BOONE 1821-1901? Pultney Twp Pioneers Dr. Dexter W. Boone b Roane Co., WVA, 1858, son of D.G. & Mary J. (PARSON) Boone. D.G. was a native of Green Co., Pa., and a son of Joseph Boone of Pa. Mary of W. Va. These Boones supposedly of same stock of Daniel Boone. Joseph d 1870 in Tyler Co., W.Va. He had 4 ch. D.G. Boone d 1855 and his widow remarried. Powhatan Point Cemetery York Twp Boone, Joseph S. C. War W.Va. wife Mary 1841-1926 York Twp Pioneers Dr. J.S. Boone, b at Greensboro, Greene Co., Pa., 5/17/1840, son of Joseph & Mary (DONHAM). Joseph b Greene Co., Pa., town of Jefferson, 8/24/1794 and his wife b Mapletown, Pa., 11/2/1796. The parents of Joseph wre James & Catherine (WILLIAMS) Boone. James b 1/21/1769. The original Boone stock came from Bradwick, England, about 8 miles from Exeter. George Boone was the first of the family to come to America. He landed in Phila in 1717 with wife and 11 ch. The names of three of their sons were: John, James, & Squire. Squire was the father of the famous Daniel Boone. John b 11/21/1745, m Sophia WHITEHEAD and had James & Susan. James b 1/21/1769. His father d soon after his birth and his mother m John RIDDLE of Reading, Pa. Riddle was a tory and later went to Canada. Joseph the son of James was the father of Dr. J.S. Boone. Dr. Boone served in Civil War. He m 1st in 1866 to Annie O'Haro, b Weston, W.Va 8/12/1842 and d 1867. He m 2nd Mary E. GALOWAY in 1867 of Tyler, W. Va and had a son Edgar. Members of Presby Church at Powhatan *************************************************************************8 Monroe Co., OH Perry Twp Gleaning and Cemetery records No listings Monroe Co., Oh: The 1st 20yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 No listings Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 No listings Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh No listings Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 No listings Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 Vol 1 No listings Vol 2 SB=Submitted by SB Randall G. Crumpler 70420 Barton Rd St. Clairsville, Oh 43950 Mary Elizabeth MOLLIE Boone b Feb 15, 1867 d Mar 2, 1920 in White Bluff, Dickson Co., Tn m Alfred Jefferson Crumpler SB Richard E. Henthorn 5403 76th Ave Hyattsville, MD 20784 Alzannah Maude Boone b 17 Sept 1890 d 6 Aug 1970 m 19 May 1912 to Isaac Earl Foggin Parents of Alzannah: Luther Marion Boone b?? d?? m?? to Rebecca Piersol Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html

Thanks for the information on the BOTT family. Don't know yet if it connects. Another family member talked to Hugh a couple of years back and Hugh couldn't find a link. Our grandfather Clarence BOTT was born in Woodsfield 11/11/1896 (according to his death cert. issued in Lorain Co.) to Jacob BOTT b. 1865 and his wife Christine STEIDINGER. They were married in Woodsfield in 1885. The problem is, we are being told that Clarence was actually adopted by Jacob and Christine and that his real name was ROGERS., and that there was a murder in the ROGERS family and that is how they came to adopt him. Woodsfield has no record of his birth on that day, as either BOTT or Rogers. Adoption may be a possibility as they were married in 1885 and Clarence (their only child) wasn't born til 1896! Does this murder case ring any bells? Is there anywhere we can check to find out? We are getting desperate! Thanks in advance. Pat Owens

patticake wrote: > Hi, > The family name I am researching is BOTT. Are there Cemetery Inscription > books that might carry these names? Our ancestor was Jacob BOTT, born about > 1809 who settled in Monroe county coming from Germany. He also had a son > named Jacob born in 1838 or 1839 who came to Lorain Co. in 1880's.Does > anyone have anything on this family? Jacob II shows up as BUTT in the 1870 > census, yet our family name is BOTT. Are the BUTTS and BOTTS one and the > same? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks . Pat Owens Pat, There is/was a Dr. Hugh Bott who lived in Monroe Co., I believe, who was researching the Bott family...I tried to find an address by going thru. all the family charts and past newsletters for Monroe Co., but I was unable to find his address. I did find these: From the Navigator, the newsletter for Monroe Co. Chapter, Vol. 7, No. 3 (July 1994) Abstracted from the Spirit of Democracy (newspaper pub. cont. from 1844) 16 May 1928 Jacob BOTT, age 75, former prominent Lewisville citizen was found dead in bed at his Columbus home Sat. of heart trouble. His wife died several years ago. L. D. BOTT of Woodsfield is a brother. Mrs. Eva BURG of New Lexington is a sister. And from the Ancestor Charts, Vol. 1 is a submission from Michael L. BROWN, Casilla 55, Santa Cruz, Bolivia of an Anna Christina BOTT who married John SALZMANN. She was b. 5 Nov 1808 and d. 21 Feb 1865. Their daughter, Anna Martha SALZMANN was b. 7 Mar 1837 in Hesse, Germany and she died in Pike Co., OH 29 Aug 1907. Anna Martha SALZMANN m. Jacob SAUTTER (b. 25 Aug 1823 Wurttenberg, Germany; d. 8 Sep 1893 Pike Co., OH) 19 Aug 1857. Jacob and Anaa Martha (SALZMANN) SAUTTER's daughter, Margaret Ann SAUTTER b. 18 Aug 1860 Waverly, Pike Co., OH, d. 15 Aug 1945 Madison Co., OH m. Richard Harvey BROWN b. 31 Aug 1854 Woodsfield, Monroe Co, OH, d. 3 Jan 1930 London OH. on 25 Nov 1886. The son of Richard & Margaret (SAUTTER) BROWN was Ernest Ellsworth BROWN b. 9 Jan 1894 Pike Co., OH, d. 13 Feb 1969 Lancaster OH. He married Mary Edith STOCKWELL b. 15 Dec 1900 Pike Co., OH on 15 Dec 1921. I did find a bio of the BOTT family that Hugh is researching in Monroe Co., Ohio Families. He lives/lived in Woodsfield at 135 North Main St. and is descended from the L.D. Bott named in the abstract above. Here is his line: Lewis J. ( 1826-1891) & Catherine ( 1825-1891) (SCHENK) BOTT came from Hinterveindethal, Bavaria abt. 1852. They settled on a farm abt. 2 miles south of Lewisville, Monroe Co., Ohio where they farmed and reared a family of seven children: Eve 1852 - ? (husband John BURG) Jacob 1853 - 1928 (wife Elizabeth CHRISTMAN 1857 - 1921) Louis 1855 - 1930 (wife Louise DRESSLER 1862 - 1944) John 1858 - 1928 (wife Julie ?) Fred 1860 - 1923 (wife Matilda WEBER 1868 - 1924) Caroline 1864 - 1956 (husband Chris LAUER) Mary 1866 - 1952 (husband Edward CATHARY) Eve and John BURGs children were Alfred, Roscoe, & Lizzie were reared at 213 East Row, Woodsfield; Jacob and Elizabeth lived in Columbus OH, no children; Louis and Louisa had children, Charles, Forest, Clara, Harrison (Harry), and Marie and they were born and reared on the farm 2 miles east of Woodsfield on Rt. 78; John and Julie had one child, Nellie (1893-1911) who died in senior year of high school, they lived in Columbus OH; Fred & Matilda had 4 children, Charles Henry, Urban, Ethel (d. young), Zelda ASHTON, 2nd husband CHRISTY; Chris & Carrie LAUER had Dora, Edna, Clarence and Gerald; Edward and Mary CATHARY had Alice BARNES; Louis and Louisa had Charles F., the father of Hugh BOTT. Charles F. BOTT m. Georgia NEUHART on 1 Jun 1910 and they had Hugh, b. 1912 and Charles Daniel b. 1916. The rest is abt. his family and his brother's. Hope this is your family. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <burkhard@flash.net> <bburkhardt@juno.com> Researching: Allender/Arbo/Archibald/Bergman/Burdick/Burkhardt/Debruler/ Deline/Holden/Hathorn/Hyett/Keyser/Lashley/Long/Pervorse/ Porter/Rice/Sternbacher/Stone

Hi, The family name I am researching is BOTT. Are there Cemetery Inscription books that might carry these names? Our ancestor was Jacob BOTT, born about 1809 who settled in Monroe county coming from Germany. He also had a son named Jacob born in 1838 or 1839 who came to Lorain Co. in 1880's.Does anyone have anything on this family? Jacob II shows up as BUTT in the 1870 census, yet our family name is BOTT. Are the BUTTS and BOTTS one and the same? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks . Pat Owens

This one is so good I couldn't resist sharing it. Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html -----Original Message----- From: Cherie <cherie@ctesc.net> To: HOMESPUN-L@rootsweb.com <HOMESPUN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 3:36 PM Subject: Re: Don't Lie to Mother Don't Lie to Mother John's mother was visiting from a nearby town. During dinner one evening, his mother couldn't help but notice how beautiful John's roommate was. She had long been suspicious of a relationship between John and the roommate and this only made her curious. Over the course of the evening, while watching the two interact, she started to wonder if there was more between John and the roommate than met the eye. Reading her thoughts, John volunteered, "I know what you must be thinking, but I assure you, Julie and I are just roommates." About a week later, Julie came to John and said, "Ever since your mother came to dinner, I've been unable to find the beautiful silver gravy ladle. You don't suppose she took it, do you?" John said, "Well, I doubt it, but I'll write her a letter just to be sure." So he sat down and wrote: Dear Mother, I'm not saying that you did take a gravy ladle from my house, and I'm not saying that you did not take a gravy ladle; but the fact remains, that one has been missing ever since you were here for dinner. Love, John Several days later, John received a letter from his mother which read: Dear Son, I'm not saying that you do sleep with Julie, and I'm not saying that you do not sleep with Julie, but the fact remains, that if she were sleeping in her own bed, she would have found the gravy ladle by now. Love Mom >==== HOMESPUN Mailing List ==== >+++ Always remember.....there are youngsters of all ages reading! +++ >

Asa & Mary Jane (Morgan) Robinson are listed as residents of Monroe Co.,Ohio in the 1860 census in Masterton, Bethel Twp. A son James and wife Eliza (Winland) are also living in the same township. The 1870 census of Washington Co.,Ohio cites son James residing with mother Jane in the household but no indication of Asa's whereabouts. It is assumed he died while residing in Monroe during the 1860s. Any insight into this family appreciated. Residences for their other children are not known for 1860... George M ( Sarah Martin ); Mary J; Sabrah; John H; Nancy E and Rachel.

Looking for KEENE, BARBER OR BARBOR, MCELROY,BAUM. My Keene family moved to Lorain County, Oh in 1920 from the Barnesville Area. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance. I am also doing Lorain Co Ohio Research for my family. If anyone might need help up here and is not in a big hurry, I will try to help. Jim Murphy of Findlay Ohio.

>From Tombstone Inscriptions and Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygendt Powell: Barnesville Lincoln St. Cemetery Warren Twp Capstack, Jonathan dod 1880 age 58 C. War Nathan dod 1870 age 79 wife Elizabeth dod 1887 age 82 ************************************************************************** Monroe Co., Oh Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh No listings Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 Book 1 No listings Book 2 No listings Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Inscriptions No listings Monroe Co.,Oh: The 1st 20y Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 No listings Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 Vol 1 No listings Vol 2 No listings Vol 3 No listings Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 Vol 1 No listings Vol 2 No listings Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html

Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh Boston Christian Church Cemetery Somerset Twp Shuman, Adam C. War 1840-1911 Harmony Cemetery Somerset Twp Shuman, Elizabeth 1831-1903 w/o Michael Christian Cemetery Somerset Twp Adam Shuman C. War *************************************************************************** Monroe Co., Ohio Perry Twp Gleanings & Cemetery Records No listings Monroe Co., Oh: The 1st 20y Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 No listings Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh Mrs. Alice Schuman Resseger, 69, wife of John Resseger, died yesterday afternoon at 12:15 o'clock in her home, following a stroke suffered last Sunday, while attending church. Surviving in addition to her husband, are three daughters, Mrs. John Crum, of Beallsville, O; Mrs. Ross Crum & Mrs. Donald Morrin, of Canton, O; and a brother, William Schuman, Jerusalem, O. The body was removed to the Blowers O. Campbell funeral home and today was returned to the late residence. Services will be held monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Church of Christ. The Rev. Mr. Lindemoot of Canton, O., will officiate. Interment will be in Beallsville cemetery. Saturday, Oct 30, 1948 Henry Rinehart Gikler, 59, well known farmer of the Clarington community, suffered a heart attack Saturday afternoon, June 9th, and fell over dead in the hay field where he was working. He had not been well for some time but his death was unexpected. He was a son of the late George & Rose Schnell Gikler. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie Gasser Gikler; four step-children, William Gikler, of Clarington Rt. 2; Mrs. W.E. Arman and George Gikler, with whom he made his home on Clarington Rt 1, and Miss Mabel Gikler, of Wheeling; one sister, Mrs. Kate Schuman of Sistersville, and one brother, George Gikler of Hannibal. Funeral services were held at the late home, Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock with Rev. Kenneth F. Evans, of the Hannibal Methodist Church, officiating. burial was in Mt. Vernon cemetery at Clarington. 1945 Will Abstracts of Monroe Co., Oh Book 1 & 2 Book 1 Jacob Schuman of Monroe Co.,Oh Will Book One page 37 Signed 9 May 1862: probated 6 Aug 1868 Witnesses: Joseph Moose, Robinson Strickling Spouse: Beloved wife, not named Devisees: Beloved wife Jesse Shuman, son Mary Dougherty, daughter Executor: Jesse Shuman, son Book 2 No listings Newspaper Abstracts of Monroe Co., Oh Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 No listings Vol 2 TSD 5 Aug 1863 Road Notice. Petition for a county road commencing at the county road running from Sardis to Woodsfield on the land of John H. Ridgeman thence through J. w. Martin's land thence through the land of Josephus Goddard thence through the land of Samuel Tarmer thence through the land of Philip SHUMAN to the State road to intersect with the county road that leads to Nisperley's mill. TSD 26 Feb 1867 Letters remaining at the PO in Woodsfield, Oh 23 Feb 1867 Jesse Shuman Vol 3 TSD 4 Aug 1868 Died 15 Jul 1868 at his residence in wayne twp, Jacob Shuman, 68y Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 SB =Submitted By Vol 1 SB Edwin Murphy 706 E. Maple st. N. Canton, Oh Mary Shuman b Nov 20, 1814 d Dec 20, 1873 m Mar 10, 1833 to John Schoonover. SB Karen Romick 48220 Benwood Rd Sardis, Oh 43946 Same as above Vol 2 SB John Ogden 5713 Eliot Ct #372 Alexandria, VA 22311 Elizabeth shuman b 1 Aug 1862-64 d 8 Apr 1907 m abt 1883 to John De Loss Ogden SB Jim Straight 189 Pinehurst Rd Munroe Falls, Oh 44262 Mary Catharine shuman b 16 Feb 1837 d 7 Dec 1923 m 12 Ap 1855 to Benjamin F. Haught Parents of Mary: Joshua Shuman & Belinda Floyd God luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html

>From the book: Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh, by Esther Weygendt Powell Oak Grove M.E. Church Cemetery Flushing Twp Arnold, Albert 1858-1932 wife Mary 1857-1947 St. Clairsville Union Cemetery Pultney Twp Arnold, Sallie 1830-1905 Warren Twp Pioneers Milton S. Dicks b 5/28/1840 in Henry Co., Ind, m 1st Rebecca ARNOLD who d 1867; he m 2nd Margaret Smith of Monroe Co., Oh. 3 ch. Crabapple Cemetery Wheeling Twp Arnold, Putnam dod 1872 age 68 wife Sarah dod 1876 age 73 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Flushing Twp Pioneers George Brokaw b Pa 3/22/1784, son of George, Sr, Rev. War Soldier, who came to Ohio 1800 with his 16 yr old son. In 1806 George, Jr. m Mary McCULLOUGH and had 11 ch. He served in War of 1812. Mary d 1851 and he m 2 more wives. His 4th son Isaac b 1818 m 1846 Nancy ARMSTRONG and had: Geo, Mary, Jospeh, Martha, & David. Presby Church members St. Clairsville Pioneers (Pultney Twp) Samuel Campbell b this county 7/23/1838, son of John & Maria L. (IRWIN) Campbell. John b 1806, son of Wm & Mary (SMITH) Campbell. Wm of Scotland. Maria b 1816 d 1845. John m 2nd Cynthia McCULLOUGH and had 5 ch. By 1st marriage had 1 son. Samuel m Isaline SHARP b 1839 dau of Wm & Caroline (HARRAH) Sharp. Richland Twp Pioneers Jesse B. Magee b in this twp 11/15/1819, son of Jesse b in Pa., 1780 who came to Wheeling when age 16 yrs and then in 1802 to this county, and d in this twp in 1866. Jesse, Sr. m Elizabeth COLEMAN, dau of Jacob & Sallie (McCULLOUGH) Coleman. Jacob Coleman a native of VA., rem in 1777 from KY to this county. Jesse, Jr. m 1847 to Catherine B. LAUCK b 1823, dau of Simon & Mary (BECK) Lauck. Mary Beck dau of Capt John Beck. Jesse, Jr. had 4 ch. M.E. Church Somerton Old Northern Cemetery Jackson Twp McCullough, Dr. Thomas 1851-19?? (27) Lena M. 1858-1931 BROTHER & SISTER McCullough, Dr. A.G. 1824-1884 Lena M. 1830-1914 Somerset Twp Pioneers A.G. McCollough, M.D. b 11/3/824 at New Athens, O, son of Alex. He moved to Beallsville, O in 1850, then to Somerton in 1859. He m 1868 to Evaline TOMLISON, dau of Thomas of Cadiz, O. Had: T.T. b 2/10/1851, Loui J., now Mrs. Miller of Newark, O & Lena McCullough Crabapple Cemetery Wheeling Twp In 1803 Robert & William McCullough helped to organize the church. The first sermon was preached by Rev. John Rea, to a congreation of forty members, which included the McCulloughs, McKibbons, Campbells, Snedekers, Brokaws, & Merrits. McCullough, Rev. Robert dod 1858 age 38 Samuel dod 1859 age 71 wife Jane dod 1878 age 83 Samuel dod 1884 age 56 C. War George 5/10/1803-1845 Sarah 1807-1875 John 1834-1855 Robert dod 1823 age 62 or 67 Jane dod 1835 age 70 w/o Robert William dod 1831 age 83 Rev. War Mary dod 1886 age 56 or 66 S.H. dod 1893 age 69 wife Esther dod 1885 age 58 Esther J. dod 1837 age 17 Isabella dod 1832 age 81 w/o William Isabell dod 1839 age 50 w/o J.G. John dod 1837 age 6 s/o Samuel & Eliza John illegible Lonazelah? J. dod 1841 age 10 William dod 1834 age 19 Peter J. dod 1841 age 9 ******************************************************************** Monroe Co., Oh Perry Twp Gleanings and Cemetery Inscriptions Arnold-No listings McCullough- Antioch Cemetery Row 7 N - S McCullough, Clarence E. 1887-1953 McCullough, Mary A. MUTH 1900-1963 West Union Church of Christ Cemetery Row 21 N-S McCullough, Nancy M 1862-1941 McCullough, J.C. 1854-19--(not cut) Will Abstract of Monroe Co., Oh Book 1 & 2 Arnold Book 1 No listings Book 2 No listings McCollough Book 1 No listings Book 2 No listings Monroe Co., Oh: The 1st 20y Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 Arnold-No listings McCollough Nov 1 1830 Review of road. A petition was presented by Elias Shriver for a review of a part of the County Road leading from the mouth of Sunfish to Sistersville which lies between Loyd's and Martin McCULLOUGH in Night's Settlement. Reviewers are Edward Reed, Isaac Mitchel and Frederick Myers. Surveyor, andy skillful one to meet 23rd of Dec, inst. Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh Arnold-No listings McCullough-No listings Newspaper Abstracts of Monroe Co., Oh Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 Arnold-No listings McCullough-No listings Vol 2 Arnold TSD 13 Jul 1864 Married 7 Jul 1864 by Adam Arnold Esq, Rinehart Rice & Sarah Ann Potts all of Summit Twp TSD 7 Sept 1864 List of casualties of 116th OVI at the Battle near Hall Town VA 26 Aug 1864: Wounded: W.A. Arnold TSD 13 Sept 1865 Married 7th Sept by Adam Arnold, JP, Isaac W. Freeman & Rebecca Ann Foreman, both of county TSD15 Nov 1865 Married 2nd inst by Adam Arnold, Esq, John Goodman & Mary Decker both of county TSD 7 Aug 1866 Married 2 Aug by Adam Arnold Esq, George W. Rice & Hannah J. Fisher TSD 28 Aug 1866 Married 9 Aug by Adam Arnold Esq, Andrew Jarrett and Almira Sidles all of county TSD 1 Jan 1867 Married 23 Dec by Adam Arnold Esq, William H. Mellott & Lorinda S. Decker all of this county TSD 22 Oct 1867 Attachment notice, Daniel Truex vs Wm R. Hardesty, before Adam Arnold, JP of Sunsbury twp 5 Oct 1867, $124.00 McCollough-No listings Vol 3 Arnold TSD 11 Feb 1868 Married 2 Feb by Adam Arnold Esq, Joseph M. McFee & Lydia A. Phillips TSD 14 Apr 1868 Married 6 Apr by Adam Arnold Esq, Cyrus Blackledge & Sarah Brown TSD 16 Feb 1869 James Gates of Beallsville had Marx Albert arrested on a peace warrant, hearing before Esq. Arnold, discharged Mr. Albert from custody TSD 4 May 1869 Attachment Notice - before Adam Arnold JP Sunsbury twp 10 apr 1869, David B. Tener vs Wm. Brock, $5. TSD 6 July 1869 Married 24 June by Adam Arnold Esq, Wm D. Phillips & Sina Phillips of Monroe Co. TSD19 Apr 1870 Justices of the Peace in Monroe Co: Sunsbury - Wm Workman, A. Arnold, & T.J. Griffith, all Beallsville TSD 21 Mar 1871 Married 9 Mar by Adam Arnold Esq, Perry Wright & Lucy Jane Coffy all of Monroe Co TSD 9 May 1871 Married 30 Apr by B.F. Beazelle, John Arnold of Uniontown in Belmont Co., & Amanda Wisener of Beallsville. TSD 20 Feb 1872 Attachment before Adam Arnold JP of Sunsbury twp 22 Jan 1872, Thornbury & Hill vs John A. Payne, $14.55 Vol 3 McCollough TSD 8 Sept 1868 Drs. J.G. McCulloch & Wm McMasters acting as Surgeons. TSD 3 Nov 1868 Road Notice - for a change of the road leading from the foot of Kast's hill at Bare's run, in Ohio twp, through lands of Jacob T. Jones, Isaac Fisher, Joshua Frey, Christina Howell, Jacob Suter, John Streiv, Wm. Bare, Wm. Shaw, Samuel Thomas, Jane S. Lloyd, ---McCulloch, George Mittendorff & M. Voegtley to school huse no 9 on fishing Creek grade, all in Ohio twp TSD 21 Sept 1869 On 17 Sept the drug store of Drs. McCullough & McMasters was robbed TSD 19 Sept 1871 Partnership of McCullough & McMaster disolved. TSD 12 Mar 1872 George W. Davis guardian of Joseph McCullough final TSD 9 Jul 1872 Wm A. Hutchinson vs J.G. McCullough appeal settled Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 SB=Submitted By Vol 1 Arnold SB Mark Brunner 14011 Brookpark Rd #200 Brookpark, Oh 44142 Jane Arnold b?? d?? m?? to Thomas Potts Vol 1 McCollough SB Emma Murrey Box 163 Rt 3 Sandyville, Ma 25275 Eleanor McCullough b Feb 7, 1828 d Jul 26, 1904 m ?? Isiah Coen Vol 2 Arnold- No listings McCullough- No listings Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html

Belmont Co., Oh: Tombstone Inscriptions and Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh, by Esther Weygendt Powell Wesley Chapel Cemetery Smith Twp Glover, Margaret 1858-195? (2) w/o Thomas Glover, Thomas dod 1831 age 37 Thomas dod 1862 age 22 Rachel dod 1847 age 27 2 ch of T.J. & M Glover, James dod 1851 age 62 Smith Twp Pioneers Wm Glover b here 8/17/1822; m 1845 to Mary WILKINSON, b 1825. 11 ch Barnesville Lincoln Street Cemetery Warren Twp Golver, M.J. 1824-1897 **************************************************************************** ** Monroe Co., Oh Perry Twp Gleanings and Cemetery Inscriptions No listings Monroe Co., Oh: 1st 20y Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 June 1827 New Business: The above settlement on the books stands as follows: Crawford Glover $6.00 Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh No listings Will Abstracts of Monroe Co., Oh Book 1 & 2 Book 1 No listings Book 2 No listings Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstract Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 TSD 9 Jun 1898 Mrs. Helen Nieswonger, d Sun, buried Stafford cemetery, children: J.W., Mrs. Sophia Glover of VA & Mrs. Mary King of Laings Vol 2 No listings Vol 3 TSD 29 Dec 1868 Glover vs Coen judgment by default TSD 12 Jan 1869 Master Commissioner's Sale 15 Feb 1869, David Glover vs Stephen Coen & wife, NW 1/4 SW 1S31T3R4, also NW 1/4 same, in all 120 acres, being same conveyed by Bennett Coen in his life time to Stephen Coen. TSD 2 Mar 1869 D. Glover vs S. Coen, civil action, premises sold to David Glover Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 SB=Submitted by Vol 1 SB Sharon M. Walters 3905 Highland Ave Shadyside, Oh 43947 Sarah Catherine Glover b 10 Jan 1854 Bel Co d 5 Feb 1920 m 1875-76 to Wilson Henry Walters Parents of Sarah: William W. Glover b 1822 Belm Co d 1902 Belm Co m 1845 Belm Co to Mary Ann Wilkinson Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html

Belmont Co., Oh: Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records of Belmont Co., Oh by Esther Weygendt Powell Washington Twp Pioneers Wm Armstrong b in this county in 1/18/1830; m 1856 to Laura Jane BONAR who was b in Washington Co., Pa 3/12/1838. Had 9 ch. Powhatan Point Cemetery York Twp Bonar, Elizabeth 1823-1914 Amos 1860-1838 wife Lottie? 1862-1953 Bonar, Isaac 1824-1910 wife Kycubda 1838-1919 Bonar, Vincent (C. War) 1828-1904 wife Caroline 1830-1912 *************************************************************************** Monroe Co., Oh Obituaries of Monroe Co., Oh This is a very long obituary about Sanford W. Fraley, died at age 73. Among the people attending the service from a distance were: Mr. & Mrs. Earl Bonar, Jacobsburg. Monroe Co., OH: The 1st 20 yrs Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 June 2, 1823 Commissioners met, to wit, William Smith, John Linn & John Bevinsand proceeded to business. Duplicates given to William Boner, collector for Franklin Twp, to the amount of $28.90 Monroe Co., Oh Will Abstracts Book 1 & 2 Book 1 No listings Book 2 No listings Perry Twp Gleanings and Cemetery Records Antioch Cemetery Row 8 S-N Bonar, William S. 1858-1938 Bonar, Ara O. His wife 1866-1936 Unity Cemetery Row 17 N-S Section One Bonar, Pearley E. 1887-1971 Bonar, Bessie L. (HUPP) 1886-1945 Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 TSD 29 Dec 1898 Mrs. Bonar, 86y, relict of Joseph, d at son's home at Jerusalem 26 Dec, buried there. Vol 2 TSD 26 July 1865 Farm for sale, David Bonar, 160 acresm 2 1/2 miles east of Beallsville, large one story frame house, large frame barn & other outbuildings, apple trees, cherries, plums, peaches, pears, quinces, & grapes, well watered, coal & limestone, school house near premises, number of churches in Beallsville. Vol 3 No listings Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 SB=Submitted by Vol 1 No listings Vol 2 SB William Patrick Graham 1230 Pauline Ave Columbus, Oh 43224 Rivian Bonner b ??? d ??? m ??? to Martin Marcus Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html

Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy TSD 7 Apr 1868 Leonard Twinum appointed Ex 22 Feb 1868 of estate of Jane White decd TSD 16 Mar 1869 Real Estate Transfers: Elijah Judson to Precilia White, 57 acres, Sunsbury twp TSD 1 Jun 1869 John Morris vs Wm White etal $943.65 TSD 16 Nov 1869 Settlement Accounts for hearing 25 Nov 1869: Thomas Morrow guardian of Johseph White Sr. final. TSD 22 Oct 1870 Married 6th inst. by A. Twinem Esq, Jacob Miller & Margaret J. White TSD 7 Feb 1871 Leonard Twinem Ex of Jane White partial TSD 7 Mar 1871 Admr Sale 8 Apr 1871, Sydnor Whitacre admr of estate of E. Christy decd, S part E 1/2 NE 1/4, S14T4R6, 40 acres, subject to mortgage in favor of Wm White. 7 Nov 1871 Married 19 Oct by Andrew Twinem Esq, Joseph C. White & Elizabeth Snell all of county

Belmont Co: Tombstone Inscriptions & Family Records by Esther Weygendt Powell Bellaire--Greenwood Cemetery Pultney Twp Brooks, Corp. Jno C. War Co. H Mt. Zion Cemetery Pultney Twp Brooks, JS dod 1836 age 36 s/o T & E Pultney Twp Pioneers Marion Huffman b Bellaire, 1855, son of JOhn B. & Mary (CUMMINGS) Huffman, both b in Ohio. John B. was son of Joseph, one of first settlers here. John b b 9/3/1813. Joseph m Sarah BROOKS at age 19 and had 11 ch. He was 1st cousin of Gen. Scott. John d 1866. He m 1837 to Mary CUMMINGS, a cousin of Gen. Custer, and had 7 ch. In 1882 Marion m Stella B. LANGREHR whose grandfather was captured on the German coast and sold into slavery to the Brazilians. Has son Anson. Dover Cemetery York Twp Brooks, Stephen C. War 1841-1926 wife Mary 1844-1918 **************************************************************************** Monroe Co., OH Obituraries of Monroe Co., Oh No listings Monroe Co., Oh The 1st 20y Commissioners' Journal 1815-1835 No listings Perry Twp Gleanings and Cemetery Records Antioch Cemetery Section 2 row 11 N-S Okey, Ann Elizabeth BROOKS w/o Henry 8 Jul 1820-1 Nov 1901 Will Abstracts of Monroe Co., Oh Book 1 & 2 Book 1 No listings Book 2 No listings Monroe Co., Oh Newspaper Abstracts Vol 1, 2, & 3 TSD=The Spirit of Democracy Vol 1 No listings Vol 2 TSD 2 Apr 1867 Letters remaining at the Woodsfield Post Office 30 Mar 1867 Henry H. Brooks At the late term of Court divorces granted: Frances E. Brooks vs Samuel J. Brooks Vol 3 TSD 2 Mar 1869 Married 14 Feb by James Armstrong Esq, William H. Brooks of Belmont Co & Phebe A. Hopper of Malaga. Ancestor Charts Vol 1 & 2 SB=Submitted by Vol 1 SB Alesia B. Meyers 1441 W. 4th Pl Mesa, AZ 85201 Arthur Clarence Brooks b 19 Jul 1893 d 2 Sept 1960 m 3 Jun 1917 to Ida Matilda Stacy Parents of Arthur: Benjamin Taylor Brooks b 14 Dec 1869 d 31 Aug 1930 m 4 May 1890 to Mary Cordelia Della Melissa Holland Parents of Benjamin: Samuel Brooks b 6 Apr 1843 d 25 Jul 1930 m 17 Dec 1863 to Rebecca McKinney SB William E. Shaklee 2407 Indian Drive Enid, Ok 73701 Rachel Brooke b 28 Jan 1825 d 18 Apr 1884 m 29 Jun 1843 to Elijah Tilton SB Phylis Kendall 1104 Red Bird Lane Crochett, Tx 75835 This is very difficult to read Good luck with your research. Sincerely, J.L. http://members.tripod.com/~FutureFoods/FutureFoods.html