----- Original Message ----- From: <Jakeusna79@aol.com> To: <OHMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 11:20 AM Subject: [OHMORGAN-L] James Mess Alright, you're all off the hook. I found who I was looking for. Hollis James, b 1793 in Lincoln, Middlesex, Ma. died abt 1846 and is buried in Devall cemetary in Noble, Ohio. You can see the problem I was having, he married Sarah Ann Lowe 20 Oct. 1816 in Guernsey, Ohio and had SIXTEEN children; Augustus, Alfred, Martha, Dennis, Hollis, William, Sarah Jane, Thomas Jefferson, Mary, Theodore, John W. (my g-grandfather), Susannah, Hannah, Lemuel, Perry and Daniel. Whew. But this still leaves Henry C. and Henry F. James unaccounted for. Hollis is an 1812 war vet. ____________________________________________ Dave Pickenpaugh - Marblemount, WA pickenpaugh@valleyint.com you filled in some of mine, my greatmother Minerva James, married Grandfather John Merriman Pickenpaugh. her line goes back to: Minerva JAMES BORN: 9 OCT 1857, OH DIED: 27 OCT 1940, BURIED: , MARRIED: John Merriman PICKENPAUGH, 21 MAY 1876, Brookfield Twp, Noble Co, OH CHILDREN: Rettie Viora PICKENPAUGH Ernest Jefferson PICKENPAUGH Audibon Orin PICKENPAUGH John Alva PICKENPAUGH Mary Belle PICKENPAUGH Olive Jane PICKENPAUGH Clifford Othel PICKENPAUGH Lavona Melissa PICKENPAUGH George Marion PICKENPAUGH Mirley Beatrice PICKENPAUGH ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- http://www.my-ged.com/db/page/kitts/22859 http://www.my-ged.com/db/page/kitts/22858 Hollis JAMES BORN: 1793, Palermo, Lincoln Co, ME DIED: 20 OCT 1846, Morgan Co, OH BURIED: , Devoll Cem, Noble Co, OH MARRIED: Sarah Ann LOWE, 20 OCT 1816, Guernsey Co, OH CHILDREN: Augustine *Justin* JAMES Alfred JAMES Martha Matilda *Patty* JAMES Dennis JAMES Hollis JAMES Jr. William JAMES Sarah Jane JAMES Thomas Jefferson *Jeff* JAMES Mary JAMES John W. JAMES Susannah JAMES Theodore JAMES Lemuel Emanuel JAMES Hannah JAMES Perry JAMES Daniel JAMES _____________________________________________________________ http://www.my-ged.com/db/page/kitts/22857 John JAMES BORN: 1774/84, DIED: , BURIED: , MARRIED: Sarah HUTCHINS, 2 JAN 1794, Ballstown, Lincoln Co, ME CHILDREN: Hollis JAMES __________________________________________________ I hope this helps you as well, the URL is for the Web Site where I found the information. Dave Pickenpaugh

Alright, you're all off the hook. I found who I was looking for. Hollis James, b 1793 in Lincoln, Middlesex, Ma. died abt 1846 and is buried in Devall cemetary in Noble, Ohio. You can see the problem I was having, he married Sarah Ann Lowe 20 Oct. 1816 in Guernsey, Ohio and had SIXTEEN children; Augustus, Alfred, Martha, Dennis, Hollis, William, Sarah Jane, Thomas Jefferson, Mary, Theodore, John W. (my g-grandfather), Susannah, Hannah, Lemuel, Perry and Daniel. Whew. But this still leaves Henry C. and Henry F. James unaccounted for. Hollis is an 1812 war vet.

I am looking for someone who might have the 1840 Census of Morgan County. I was told that a Malinda Fox was in it living close to a Manley R Fox. I am trying to connect them as siblings. If she is there, is she living with anyone or is she by herself and how close to Manley is she. Thank you very much for you help. Stephen Fox

Here are some additional names to consider. Dennis and Margaret (Fogle) James m. 19 Nov. 1845 Hannah James and Charles Hurd m. 7 Oct. 1846 John James and Clarissa (Scott) m. 8 Nov. 1852 Nancy James and Theodore Parrish m. 26 Dec. 1849 Nancy P James and Isaac Ryan m. 24 Jul. 1845 Sarah James and Emanuel Mellon m. 9 May 1850 All in Morgan County.

Greetings, Does anyone feel up to putting the James family relationships mess in order? You'll need a scorecard to follow this one. My quest is to find the parents of John James, m. Julia Woodward September 9, 1860 in Morgan County, Ohio (Deavertown). I believe that they are John and Hannah Early, m. June 9, 1825, again, in Morgan County. (I have eliminated Daniel James m. Esther Noyes Aug. 14, 1831 and John James, M. Almira Noyes (yes they were sisters) m. Aug. 27, 1839 because neither couple had a child named John. No other James marriage in Morgan County would allow for the birth of John around 1838. By proving that the following individuals are brothers and sisters (some cousins?) I think the mystery can be solved. John James and Julia Woodward m. Sep. 9, 1860 Henry F. James m. Mary R. Smith Dec. 31, 1857 Mary James m. Hiram G. Waterman Aug. 24, 1854 Henry C. James m. Hannah Barrel Jan. 21, 1855 Susannah James m. William T. Tobin Jun 17, 1847 ...could be others, all in Morgan County. Clues: Henry F. d 7/31/1917, Henry C. d. 5/28/1913 and John d. 1913 are all buried in Morgan County (are Mary Waterman and Susannah Tobin buried there?) Isaac, Alonso and Hannah Tobin are living with an Isaac James, b. Virginia, age 70 in 1860 census. Why would the Tobin kids live with Isaac unless he was a grandfather (father of the John who married Hannah Early?) A child of John and Julia is named Charles HIRAM, b. 1862 (in memory of Hiram Waterman?) This takes place in Bristol , York and Malta townships. I don't think Barrel is Hannah's maiden name, the 1860 census shows a George Barell, age 11 living with her and Henry. (Or it could be from her brothers marriage) Confused? I am. That's why I am enlisting your help. Forgotten the original intent? Sort out the James connection and find the father of this group. Thank you for your consideration. Jake in Ames, Iowa

Here is another one: John Merriman Pickingpaugh, b. 5/29/1852, Noble County, OH, d. 3/23/1930, m. Minerva James, b. 10/9/1857, d. 27, 1940, daughter of Thomas Jefferson & Nancy R. (Mellon) James. Buried Hoskinsville, Ragan's Chapel Cemetery, Noble County, OH. Ten children. http://www.angelfire.com/wa/pickenpaugh/john.html If Minerva fits into any of your lines, would appreciate having the information. Dave Pickenpaugh - Marblemount, WA pickenpaugh@valleyint.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jakeusna79@aol.com> To: <OHMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 10:29 AM Subject: [OHMORGAN-L] Unravel the James Family Relation Greetings, Does anyone feel up to putting the James family relationships mess in order? You'll need a scorecard to follow this one. My quest is to find the parents of John James, m. Julia Woodward September 9, 1860 in Morgan County, Ohio (Deavertown). I believe that they are John and Hannah Early, m. June 9, 1825, again, in Morgan County. (I have eliminated Daniel James m. Esther Noyes Aug. 14, 1831 and John James, M. Almira Noyes (yes they were sisters) m. Aug. 27, 1839 because neither couple had a child named John. No other James marriage in Morgan County would allow for the birth of John around 1838. By proving that the following individuals are brothers and sisters (some cousins?) I think the mystery can be solved. John James and Julia Woodward m. Sep. 9, 1860 Henry F. James m. Mary R. Smith Dec. 31, 1857 Mary James m. Hiram G. Waterman Aug. 24, 1854 Henry C. James m. Hannah Barrel Jan. 21, 1855 Susannah James m. William T. Tobin Jun 17, 1847 ...could be others, all in Morgan County. Clues: Henry F. d 7/31/1917, Henry C. d. 5/28/1913 and John d. 1913 are all buried in Morgan County (are Mary Waterman and Susannah Tobin buried there?) Isaac, Alonso and Hannah Tobin are living with an Isaac James, b. Virginia, age 70 in 1860 census. Why would the Tobin kids live with Isaac unless he was a grandfather (father of the John who married Hannah Early?) A child of John and Julia is named Charles HIRAM, b. 1862 (in memory of Hiram Waterman?) This takes place in Bristol , York and Malta townships. I don't think Barrel is Hannah's maiden name, the 1860 census shows a George Barell, age 11 living with her and Henry. (Or it could be from her brothers marriage) Confused? I am. That's why I am enlisting your help. Forgotten the original intent? Sort out the James connection and find the father of this group. Thank you for your consideration. Jake in Ames, Iowa ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ====

I am looking for someone who lives in or near Chesterhill, Ohio, who would be willing to go to the Chesterhill Cemetery (the one in town) and look at or photograph the tombstone of Mifflin Starlin. Actually what I need to know is...is there a ? after the Company he served in, in the Civil War? I do have the information out of the cemetery book, and that's where the ? marks appear. Thank You, Joan Starlin Boyd

Thanks for the suggestion. I can't seem to open the attachment you sent, could you tell me what's in it? Thanks again.. Pam On Sat, 21 October 2000, Haybron Adams wrote: > > The very first thing I would suggest would be the 1870 census. That should answer your questions. Can't find what you're looking for? The LookSmart Live! community will help you find it and reward you for helping others. http://live.looksmart.com

Hey List! Does anyone have the parents/sibs of Nancy C. Blaker who married Charles Wesley Biggins in Windsor Twp. in Oct 1878? She was over 18, so her birthyear would probably be before 1860. Her parents weren't listed on her marriage record because she was "of age". Thanks guys! Pam in VA Can't find what you're looking for? The LookSmart Live! community will help you find it and reward you for helping others. http://live.looksmart.com

If anyone has access to the 1870 Morgan County census I would greatly appreciate knowing the names of the children (and dob) in the households of Henry F. James (m. 1857, Mary) and John James (m. 1860, Julie). I hope I'm not asking too much, but could you also check the 1850 census for the names of the children in the household of John James (m. 1825, Hannah). Thank you so very, very much. Jake in Ames, Iowa

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------BAF8160C3817C661BC34D9F2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit The easy way to solve this, if there is an easy way, would be to check the 1880 census for John Franklin Davis and see what is age is. The 1893 md. license will have a date of birth on it. If you are not close to Morgan County, order the mds. for 1893 on film at your family history center and read it. In fact, you can make a copy of it for your own files. Further, you could check the 1900 census for Morgan county and see if he is still there and confirm ages, place of birth, etc. StPaula617@aol.com wrote: > Trying to confirm if the John Franklin DAVIS who married Sallie Jane MARTIN > October 10, 1877, in Morgan Co, Ohio is the same John Franklin DAVIS who > married Annie LAW on March 2, 1893, also in Morgan Co, Ohio. > > Can anyone give me some idea where or how to start? I don't know where or > when Sallie died. > > Paula Wright Szymczak > > Researching: > > DAVIS, DYAR, KLINGER, O'DONNELL, VAN HORN, WRIGHT in Morgan Co > > ATHEY/ATHA/ATHY, DRY, HOLMES, O'ROURKE, SULLIVAN, PRIEST in Licking Co > > KUSNIERZ, SZYMCZAK in Poland > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== --------------BAF8160C3817C661BC34D9F2 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="kha.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Haybron Adams Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="kha.vcf" begin:vcard n:Adams;Mr. K. Haybron x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Brigham Young University;Special Collections adr:;;;Provo;Utah;; version:2.1 title:Associate Professor of Library Science fn:Mr. K. Haybron Adams end:vcard --------------BAF8160C3817C661BC34D9F2--

Trying to confirm if the John Franklin DAVIS who married Sallie Jane MARTIN October 10, 1877, in Morgan Co, Ohio is the same John Franklin DAVIS who married Annie LAW on March 2, 1893, also in Morgan Co, Ohio. Can anyone give me some idea where or how to start? I don't know where or when Sallie died. Paula Wright Szymczak Researching: DAVIS, DYAR, KLINGER, O'DONNELL, VAN HORN, WRIGHT in Morgan Co ATHEY/ATHA/ATHY, DRY, HOLMES, O'ROURKE, SULLIVAN, PRIEST in Licking Co KUSNIERZ, SZYMCZAK in Poland

Could someone look for William W. Deming in the 1870 census & let me know who's in his household? I'm looking for a Charles W. Biggins. William is listed as his guardian on his marriage record in 1878. Thanks! Pam_Mike@looksmart.com Can't find what you're looking for? The LookSmart Live! community will help you find it and reward you for helping others. http://live.looksmart.com

I would like to begin a correspondence with anyone who is knowledgeable about the history of Deavertown starting after the Civil War to around 1900. Jake in Ames, Iowa

Hello List! I'm looking for early references in Morgan County to the Biggins or Rutherford surname. Also, I'm looking for info on a William W. Deming who is listed as guardian for my 2g-grandfather, Charles Wesley Biggins on his marriage record to Nancy C. Blaker in Morgan County in 1878. Soes anyone know who Nancy's parents were? She was "of age" (over 18) to marry, but Charles was under 21, so he needed permission. Her parents aren't listed. Thanks for any help.... Pamela Biggins Mike Can't find what you're looking for? The LookSmart Live! community will help you find it and reward you for helping others. http://live.looksmart.com

Am looking for any info on TIMBERLAKES, SHAFERS, BUCHANANS of Morgan Co. Also am looking for JOHNSON ADAMS who married PRISCILLA TIMBERLAKE in Morgan Co., Nov 26, 1863. Did they stay in Morgan Co. or did they leave? Her mother SUSAN SHAFER TIMBERLAKE sold land there and they were witnesses to this sale. This was after SUSAN married JAMES MEANS in 1868. Cannot find any thing about them after that. SUSANS first husband was WARREN TIMBERLAKE and he died Jan. 25, 1867 and is buried at Mt. Carmel Cem. Morgan Co. Ohio. Thank you. patti@infinet.com

A Nathan Coleman buried in Muskingum Co. I have the following information on a Nathan Coleman whose origin is unknown. I only know of this one wife, who survived him & married a Peyton. Whether THIS Joanna of THIS marriage record is the same as the one who was the mother of these children is based on census, the marr rec, the cemetery info assumptions. Since Nathan died inconveniently before the 1850 census, the following has yet to be completely proven. Sue Alberts albertsu@pacbell.net Descendants of Nathan Coleman, Probably 1 COLEMAN, Nathan, Probably b: 1804 on cem list d: 1849 bur Bethlehem Cem Blue Rock Twp, Muskingum, OH . +FALL, Joanna b: December 29, 1806 parents b: PA, she b:, OH m: November 01, 1827 hope corr marr rec Morgan Co, OH d: January 20, 1888 82y 0m 22d bur Blue Rock Bapt Cem, Muskingum, OH 2 COLEMAN, Aurilla b: July 08, 1831 OH d: November 14, 1911 bur Stone Presby Ch Cem Blue Rock Twp, Muskingum, OH .. +DAW, Maries b: January 20, 1832 OH m: May 28, 1853 by D Border Muskingum Co, OH d: May 26, 1888 bur Stone Presby Ch Cem Blue Rock Twp, Muskingum, OH Father: DAW, William Mother: Mary, Daw 2 COLEMAN, Olive M b: Bet. 1832 - 1835 per 1988 will of mother, OH d: May 01, 1861 29y 19m 5m 3da bur Blue Rock Bapt Cem, Muskingum, OH .. +CLAPPER, George H b: Abt 1832 m: June 03, 1854 by I Thrap Muskingum Co, OH d: 2 COLEMAN, Luther B b: 1833 OH d: no death date bur Bethlehem Cem Blue Rock Twp, Muskingum, OH 2 COLEMAN, Ansel T b: 1836 Blue Rock Twp, Muskingum, OH d: September 04, 1893 bur Gaysport Cem, Muskingum, OH .. +DAW, Jane b: June 1844 Blue Rock Twp, Muskingum, OH m: August 16, 1860 by C Betz JP Muskingum Co, OH d: December 21, 1917 bur Gaysport Cem, Muskingum, OH Father: DAW, George Mother: DERWACTER, Elizabeth 2 COLEMAN, Moses b: August 1838 OH d: 1914 bur Blue Rock Bapt Cem, Muskingum, OH .. +CLAPPER, Susan Elizabeth b: April 1841 OH m: November 18, 1859 by J Frazier JP Muskingum Co, OH d: 1915 bur Blue Rock Bapt Cem, Muskingum, OH 2 COLEMAN, Zilpha J, Urban b: Bet. 1844 - 1845 OH d: per 1888 will of mother Blue Rock, Muskingum, OH .. +URBAN, Wesley Irvin Or b: Abt 1844 m: August 23, 1866 by H W Chandler Muskingum Co, OH d: 2 COLEMAN, Joanna Caroline b: January 25, 1848 prob Blue Rock Twp, Muskingum, OH d: November 12, 1908 bur Duncan Falls Cem, Muskingum, OH .. +URBAN, George W b: March 23, 1838 m: August 28, 1860 by J Frazier JP Muskingum Co, OH d: October 12, 1935 bur Duncan Falls Cem, Muskingum, OH

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------45C92B553D2CE4F4A263EE9C Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit There is a short article in Robertson's History on pg. 376 on Reuben. You may want a copy. I can copy it. It is 25 cents a page and SASE. My address is Box 7227, Provo, Ut. 84602-7227. Thelma Frame wrote: > OHMORGAN, > Does anyone out there know of any info on this family or anyone of the Riley's from Morgan County? William Lofton Riley; George Washington Riley; John W. Riley; Reuben Riley; Mabel Riley; Jennie E.Riley; Richard O. Riley; James H. Riley; John G. Riley; Wilda Mae Riley. > I would surely appreciate it very much. Thanks > > Thelma > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== --------------45C92B553D2CE4F4A263EE9C Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="kha.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Haybron Adams Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="kha.vcf" begin:vcard n:Adams;Mr. K. Haybron x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Brigham Young University;Special Collections adr:;;;Provo;Utah;; version:2.1 title:Associate Professor of Library Science fn:Mr. K. Haybron Adams end:vcard --------------45C92B553D2CE4F4A263EE9C--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------6FB3BEE6E27039815E075171 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I'm sorry, my son interrupted me and my line of thought. With that information, you now know he was in Bristol twp. You can check the census records for the needed years to locate him. You can also check the land records. All of them have been microfilmed and can be used at a local FHC. Thelma Frame wrote: > OHMORGAN, > If anyone has any info on the Rebecca Coleman and her line from Morgan County. I would appreciate it.Her parents are Nathan Coleman and Elizabeth Dempster. I have info that this line of family start's back with the Colby Coleman and Hannah George. If anyone has any more info then what I have here please contact me. Thanks > > Thelma > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== --------------6FB3BEE6E27039815E075171 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="kha.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Haybron Adams Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="kha.vcf" begin:vcard n:Adams;Mr. K. Haybron x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Brigham Young University;Special Collections adr:;;;Provo;Utah;; version:2.1 title:Associate Professor of Library Science fn:Mr. K. Haybron Adams end:vcard --------------6FB3BEE6E27039815E075171--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------5D3496C972ED4ACD55B070B4 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Nathan Coleman was a prominent early member of the Mt. Carmel Methodist Protestant Church in Bristol twp. Source: Robertson's History of Morgan County, p. 487. Thelma Frame wrote: > OHMORGAN, > If anyone has any info on the Rebecca Coleman and her line from Morgan County. I would appreciate it.Her parents are Nathan Coleman and Elizabeth Dempster. I have info that this line of family start's back with the Colby Coleman and Hannah George. If anyone has any more info then what I have here please contact me. Thanks > > Thelma > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== --------------5D3496C972ED4ACD55B070B4 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="kha.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Haybron Adams Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="kha.vcf" begin:vcard n:Adams;Mr. K. Haybron x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Brigham Young University;Special Collections adr:;;;Provo;Utah;; version:2.1 title:Associate Professor of Library Science fn:Mr. K. Haybron Adams end:vcard --------------5D3496C972ED4ACD55B070B4--