Here are my Morgan County KNOX's. If we share ancestors, please let me know. I have more precise dates and documentation for most of this information. Descendancy Chart of Tilman Knox Tilman KNOX, b. circa 1779 Delaware, d. 1821 Ohio +Henrietta (--?--), b. circa 1776 Delaware, d. 1824 Britol Township, Ohio +-- Thomas KNOX, b. 1798 Delaware, d. 1884 Bristol Township, Ohio ¦ +Filinda HOIT, b. 1804 Ohio, d. 1851 Bristol Township, Ohio ¦ +-- John W. KNOX, b. 1824 Ohio ¦ +-- Harriet KNOX, b. 1828 Ohio ¦ +-- Sarah A. KNOX, b. 1830 Ohio ¦ +-- Xerxes KNOX, b. 1832 Ohio ¦ +-- Bethuel KNOX, b. 1838 Ohio, d. 1928 Alda, Nebraska ¦ ¦ +Martha Ann (--?--) ¦ +-- Medill KNOX, b. 1841 Ohio, d. 1916 probably Ohio ¦ ¦ +Emma (--?--), b. 1858, d. 1927 ¦ +-- Elizabeth KNOX, b. 1843 Ohio ¦ +-- Rebecca KNOX, b. 1846 Ohio ¦ +Lucinda ABER, b. 1829 Pennsylvania ¦ +-- Mary Jane KNOX, b. 1854 Ohio ¦ +-- Ann Maria KNOX, b. 1856 Ohio ¦ +-- Eleanor KNOX, b. 1858 Ohio ¦ +-- Stephen A. D. KNOX, b. 1859 Ohio ¦ +-- Phebe KNOX, b. 1862 Ohio +-- John KNOX, b. circa 1799 Delaware ¦ +Eliza Ann (--?--), b. circa 1811 New Jersey ¦ +-- George KNOX, b. circa 1833 Ohio ¦ +-- Esther KNOX, b. circa 1835 Ohio ¦ +-- Sally KNOX, b. circa 1840 Ohio ¦ +-- John KNOX, b. circa 1842 Ohio ¦ +-- Eliza Ann KNOX, b. circa 1845 Ohio ¦ +-- Thomas KNOX, b. circa 1846 Ohio ¦ +-- Harriett KNOX, b. circa 1849 Ohio +-- George KNOX, b. 1802 Delaware, d. 1881 probably Ohio ¦ +Rachel KNOX, b. 1805 Ohio, d. 1878 probably Ohio ¦ +-- Thomas KNOX, b. circa 1834 Ohio ¦ +-- John W. KNOX, b. circa 1834 Ohio, d. 1874 probably Ohio ¦ ¦ +Mary Ann (--?--), b. circa 1839 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Caroline KNOX, b. circa 1864 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- William KNOX, b. circa 1868 Ohio ¦ +-- Mary A. KNOX, b. circa 1839 Ohio +-- Henrietta KNOX, b. 1803 Delaware, d. 1891 Ohio ¦ +John KINKEAD ¦ +William HOYT +-- Bethuel KNOX, b. circa 1806 Delaware ¦ +Nancy (--?--), b. circa 1808 Pennsylvania ¦ +-- Eliza S. KNOX, b. circa 1839 Ohio +-- Charles KNOX, b. 1810 Delaware, d. 1892 Bristol Township, Ohio ¦ +Maria MAXWELL, b. 1808 Ohio, d. 1892 ¦ +-- Henrietta KNOX, b. 1832 Ohio, d. 1892 probably Ohio ¦ ¦ +James MCFARLING, b. 1827 Ohio, d. 1891 ¦ +-- Nancy KNOX, b. 1835 Ohio, d. 1907 probably Ohio ¦ ¦ +William DRUMMOND, b. 1832 Cadiz, Ohio, d. 1911 Santa Ana, California ¦ ¦ +-- John Charles DRUMMOND, b. 1856 Bristol Township, Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Ada DRUMMOND, b. 1858 Bristol Township, Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- James DRUMMOND, b. 1860 Bristol Township, Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- William Brough DRUMMOND, b. 1862 Ohio ¦ +-- Sarah KNOX, b. 1836 Ohio ¦ ¦ +(--?--) RYAN ¦ +-- Bethuel KNOX, b. 1838 Zanesville, Ohio, d. 1900 Abilene, Kansas ¦ ¦ +Elizabeth KNIGHT, b. 1841 Zanesville, Ohio, d. 1884 Kansas ¦ ¦ +-- Alice KNOX, b. 1865 Illinois, d. 1947 Bennington, Kansas ¦ ¦ +-- Philip KNOX, b. 1869 Illinois, d. 1931 Garden Grove, California ¦ ¦ +-- Allen KNOX, b. 1871 Zanesville, Ohio, d. 1963 Perry, Oklahoma ¦ ¦ +-- John KNOX, b. 1873 Zanesville, Ohio, d. 1953 Corona Del Mar, CA ¦ ¦ +-- Charles E. KNOX, b. 1875 Zanesville, Ohio, d. 1949 Ponca City, OK ¦ ¦ +-- Della KNOX, b. 1877 Zanesville, Ohio, d. 1951 Bennington, Kansas ¦ ¦ +-- Estella KNOX, b. 1877 Zanesville, Ohio, d. 1948 Bennington, Kansas ¦ ¦ +Martha Amanda MCRILL, b. 1852 Ohio, d. 1908 Kansas ¦ ¦ +-- Ella Jane KNOX, b. 1886 Gypsum, Kansas, d. 1954 Herington, Kansas ¦ ¦ +-- Lilly Anna KNOX, b. 1887 Kansas, d. 1955 Oregon ¦ +-- Mary KNOX, b. 1840 Ohio ¦ ¦ +(--?--) SEARS ¦ +-- Adeline KNOX, b. 1842 Ohio, d. 1934 ¦ ¦ +John OGLEVEE, b. 1831 Ohio, d. 1907 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Howard OGLEVEE, b. circa 1867 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Herbert OGLEVEE, b. 1867 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- James OGLEVEE, b. circa 1869 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Edgar OGLEVEE, b. 1871 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Everett OGLEVEE, b. circa 1872 Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- George OGLEVEE, b. 1876 Ohio ¦ +-- Benjamin KNOX, b. 1844 Ohio, d. 1921 probaby Ohio ¦ ¦ +Harriet (--?--), b. 1844 Ohio, d. 1910 probably Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Frank KNOX, b. 1867 Ohio, d. 1943 probably Ohio ¦ ¦ +-- Ora KNOX, b. circa 1874 Ohio ¦ +-- Jane KNOX, b. 1847 Ohio ¦ +-- James KNOX, b. 1847 Ohio ¦ +-- Jennie KNOX, b. 1850 Ohio +-- Sarah KNOX, b. 1811 Cafi Fischer Cohen 805 473-4963 cfcohen@pacbell.net Living in Arroyo Grande, California; born in San Francisco, California; researching: BOLTON (NC>IN>MO), CAMPIONE (Sicily>NYC), COHEN (Poland>TX), FISCELLA (Sicily>NYC), FISCHER (Germany>IL>MO), GOTTLOB (Germany>IL), JOHNSON (VA>IN>MO>KY), KEISER (Germany>IL), KELLY (NYC), KNOX (DE>OH>KS>OK), PRYOR (PA>NYC), WOLFENSON (Romania>NYC>MN>CA)

Thomas J Longley served in Co F 77th Ohio Infantry from 4 Nov 1861 to 10 Oct 1862 and then again from 10 Feb 1864 to 6 Mar 1866. In his pension file, there are affidavits and circulars from several Morgan County men. I thought I'd mention them here in case anyone is interested. Those who filled out circulars or depositions are: Samuel FULTON filled out circular after 10 Jan 1901 Samuel GRIMES filled out circular after 10 Jan 1901 Samuel J HENRY (dead by Jan 1901) John L BLIND filled out circular after 10 Jan 1901 Andrew H HENRY filled out circular after 10 Jan 1901 William B HINTON filled out circular after 10 Jan 1901 George B CHOGWILL filled out circular after 10 Jan 1901 George B CHOGWILL depositioned in late Aug 1902 James D MCCARTY depositioned in late Aug 1902 Jesse M MCKIBBEN depositioned in late Aug 1902 Thomas ROWLAND depositioned in late Aug 1902 Samuel H SCOTT depositioned in late Aug 1902 John ROWLAND depositioned in late Aug 1902 Isaac HOOK depositioned in late Aug 1902 Obediah BROKAW depositioned in late Aug 1902 Robert A FOUCH depositioned in late Aug 1902 In N.E. LUCKEY's report of 25 Aug 1902, he mentions several that were dead (and therefore couldn't be interviewed): Greenbury ROWLAND Jno M D BESWICK W H H BINGHAM Jno HOOK He also mentions that William MCKIBBEN was living, but insane and "he is a mental wreck and has been ever since he came out of the army. He is at the home of a brother and is kept confined in a room or barred cage." Others that were alive and interviewed in late Aug 1902, but had no information to record were: Joseph J HENRY Henry L PUGH Jesse VAUGHN Andrew WALKER Jno SCOTT Jno BLIND Saul J HENRY I've put a listing of all the files in Thomas LONGLEY's pension packet as well as some other pensions related to Morgan, Muskingum, and Washington counties on my freepages site http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~familysoup I'm transcribing many of them as time allows. If you see a file you would like transcribed, let me know and I'll try to add it. Ky Longley Morgan county names: LONGLEY (extended families SAVAGE, FOUCH, RILEY, MINEAR, DAVIS, PORTER, CHIDESTER, MERRILL, SHEETS, WELLS, RANSOM) ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------38F8375C0C3CF164DEFFE273 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Sometime back someone asked about the Wartenbee Family. I found this on the FHL catalog today. Ruth Ann, you also might be interested in this. Title Wartenbe genealogy : ancestors and descendants of William and Catherine (White) Wartenbe of New Jersey, Virginia, and Ohio Stmnt.Resp. compiled by Mary Esther Ford Authors Ford, Mary Esther Moffitt , 1926-. (Main Author) Notes Bibliography: p. 179-185. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- William Wartenbe (1760/1764-1821) and Catherine White (b. 1761) married before 1778 and settled in New Jersey. Later they went to Virginia and Ohio. William was possibly a son of William Wartnaby (1667- 1733), an immigrant from England to Philadelphia, but no definite proof has been located as yet. Descendants and relatives lived in New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and elsewhere. These descendants and relatives are arranged in the text in alphabetical order by surname (and chronologically under each surname). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Includes indexes (listing Wartnaby, Wartenby, Wartinbie, Whartenaby, Whartenby, Whartonby and other variant spellings). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Includes Babayco (Babajko), Capp, Cotton, Denman, Everett, Ford, Joslin, Leonhardt, Moffitt, Peverill, Scoville, Sidman, Wanamaker (Wannemacher) and related families. Call Number Location 929.273 W263f JSMB FAMHIST Book Format Books/Monographs (With Film) Language English Publication Shingle Springs, Calif. : M.E. Ford, c1987 (Baltimore, Md. : Gateway Press) Physical vi, 210 p. --------------38F8375C0C3CF164DEFFE273 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;L. Tom Perry Special Collections adr:;;;Provo;Utah;; version:2.1 title:Associate Professor of Library Science fn:Mr. K. Haybron Adams end:vcard --------------38F8375C0C3CF164DEFFE273--

I am Searching for the family of Sarah Ann Work b. abt 1822, Belmont or Morgan Co.,Ohio. She married John Eveland in Morgan County, Oh. March 14, 1845.There is no death record of Sarah but she is buried in Hocking Co., Oh., no dates on her tombstone. Census has her living with son John Eveland in 1900 and her parents as being born in New Jersey, but no reference of her in 1910. So her death was in this 1900-1910 time frame. There were Work families of John Work, David Work , and Robert Work in Morgan County in the 1820-40 era. Did these Work men move into Fairfield Co? And are they the sons of Joseph Work of Fairfield Co.? Are there any Work families still in Morgan Co.? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Lona

Thank you to all of the wonderful helpful people who helped my locate the county where Crooked Tree was in 1832! - Pattie

unsubscribe On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 07:08:24 EST FindGramp@aol.com writes: > Hi Ohio Listers, > > My first note to this list. > > I will include a very brief listing of relatives from the > Zanesville area. > My interest initially would be to have information about the > parents of > Isaac Smith and Adella Price you will notice I have very little data > such as > dates etc. > > Thanks, Gordon Smith, Westford, Mass > > Descendants of John Hambel > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. JOHN2 HAMBEL (EBENENEEZER1) He married ALICE SWEAT. > > Child of JOHN HAMBEL and ALICE SWEAT is: > 2. i. VEARL3 HAMBEL. > > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. VEARL3 HAMBEL (JOHN2, EBENENEEZER1) He married GRACE GRUBB, > daughter of > WILLIAM GRUBB and MARY MILLER. > > Child of VEARL HAMBEL and GRACE GRUBB is: > 3. i. FLORENCE4 HAMBEL. > > > Generation No. 3 > > 3. FLORENCE4 HAMBEL (VEARL3, JOHN2, EBENENEEZER1) She married LYLE > SMITH, > son of ISSAC SMITH and ADELLA PRICE. > > Child of FLORENCE HAMBEL and LYLE SMITH is: > i. BERNICE5 SMITH, b. April 19, 1929, Ohio; d. April 21, 1962, > > Zanesville ,Ohio; m. GEORGE BRINK; b. September 09, 1926, Zanesville > ,Ohio; > d. Florida. > > More About BERNICE SMITH: > Burial: Zanesville ,Ohio > Social Security Number: 29-124-1663 > > > > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== > > >

Crooked Tree was located in Jackson Twp., Morgan Co., OH in that time period. :-) Susan

Hi Ohio Listers, My first note to this list. I will include a very brief listing of relatives from the Zanesville area. My interest initially would be to have information about the parents of Isaac Smith and Adella Price you will notice I have very little data such as dates etc. Thanks, Gordon Smith, Westford, Mass Descendants of John Hambel Generation No. 1 1. JOHN2 HAMBEL (EBENENEEZER1) He married ALICE SWEAT. Child of JOHN HAMBEL and ALICE SWEAT is: 2. i. VEARL3 HAMBEL. Generation No. 2 2. VEARL3 HAMBEL (JOHN2, EBENENEEZER1) He married GRACE GRUBB, daughter of WILLIAM GRUBB and MARY MILLER. Child of VEARL HAMBEL and GRACE GRUBB is: 3. i. FLORENCE4 HAMBEL. Generation No. 3 3. FLORENCE4 HAMBEL (VEARL3, JOHN2, EBENENEEZER1) She married LYLE SMITH, son of ISSAC SMITH and ADELLA PRICE. Child of FLORENCE HAMBEL and LYLE SMITH is: i. BERNICE5 SMITH, b. April 19, 1929, Ohio; d. April 21, 1962, Zanesville ,Ohio; m. GEORGE BRINK; b. September 09, 1926, Zanesville ,Ohio; d. Florida. More About BERNICE SMITH: Burial: Zanesville ,Ohio Social Security Number: 29-124-1663

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E367AA433A80AFEF7BAC17A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I can easily answer that question for you, but I need a little more info. What township is this hamlet in today. I do not have a Noble County map. Downs book on the creation of Ohio counties will easily tell me where it was at the time period you need, but as I say, I need to know what township it is today. Pattie Hannon wrote: > Could anyone please tell me in which county the town of Crooked Tree (now > Noble County) was in 1834? Was it Washington or Morgan? Thanks! > > -Pattie > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== --------------E367AA433A80AFEF7BAC17A0 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;L. Tom Perry Special Collections adr:;;;Provo;Utah;; version:2.1 title:Associate Professor of Library Science fn:Mr. K. Haybron Adams end:vcard --------------E367AA433A80AFEF7BAC17A0--

Could anyone please tell me in which county the town of Crooked Tree (now Noble County) was in 1834? Was it Washington or Morgan? Thanks! -Pattie

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------0106CC734EC27D452971FD5A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit There are three records to try to answer your question. 1. Use Filby's Passenger and Immigration list to determine when they arrived in the USA and then tract them to the boat. The boat listing may give you the place in Ireland. 2. Use naturalization papers in the county court in any of the counties. 3. Use the Parish records for the Catholic Church especially in Perry County. 4. Since the Irish rebels burned the Post Office buildings in the 1920 revolt, many many records for Ireland went up in smoke. There is a guide to surnames and surname locations --i.e. what Parish you would find "x" name in. Look in the Family History Catalog under Ireland for help getting to it. I'm not a Irish Researcher, but this is fairly common knowledge among Irish Professional Researchers and you should be able to locate it in the FHL catalog. Don't forget to check various spellings, e.g., Dougan. Nettie Dougan was a very good genealogist in Morgan County and might have been able to assist you. Maybe her research is in the Genealogical Room at the Kate Love Simpson Library in McConnelsville. Log onto some of the Irish Genealogy Web sites might assist you. Do you know if anyone in the family has a family Bible that was kept during the 19th c.? "Michael S. Beckley" wrote: > Sarah Jane Dugan married William Boal in 1850 in Perry County, Ohio. > Based on that years census info, Sarah would have been born around 1832 > in Ireland. > In 1850 there were many Dugans living around Perry, Morgan, Muskingum > and near Athens County, Ohio. Where in Ireland might these Dugans have > come from. I'm trying to track Sarah Jane Dugan's parents etc. Thanks, > Mike Beckley at msb@ core.com > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== --------------0106CC734EC27D452971FD5A 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;L. Tom Perry Special Collections adr:;;;Provo;Utah;; version:2.1 title:Associate Professor of Library Science fn:Mr. K. Haybron Adams end:vcard --------------0106CC734EC27D452971FD5A--

Sarah Jane Dugan married William Boal in 1850 in Perry County, Ohio. Based on that years census info, Sarah would have been born around 1832 in Ireland. In 1850 there were many Dugans living around Perry, Morgan, Muskingum and near Athens County, Ohio. Where in Ireland might these Dugans have come from. I'm trying to track Sarah Jane Dugan's parents etc. Thanks, Mike Beckley at msb@ core.com

I want to thank all of the people that have responsed to my inquiry. I have not seen a lot of activity on this list for a while so I did not expect much action. I did make a connection with one response. I located Dearborn (Durbin) and Rachael Longfellow in Noble County in 1860. At the Library of Congress I found a Thomas Morris in Morgan County that married a Seleaney Longfellow on the same day and by the same minister as a Rachael Morris married a Dearborn Longfellow. I have a definite identification of my Thomas Morris in the 1850 Jefferson County Ohio Census. I started looking for Thomas Morris in the 1840 census in Ohio. I located a Thomas Morris in Morgan County 1840 census that had children that matched the ages of his children from his first marriage listed in 1850. Some one from the Morgan list provided a marriage record for a Thomas Morris and a Seleaney Longfellow in the 1830s. I can not check that for sure right now because my genelolgy materials are packed up in preparation of my move next week. What I want to do when I go to Morgan County is to locate a grave for Seleaney Longfellow Morris and one infant child. I also hope to locate information on the family in church records or old newspapers that might help identify the family. Many Thanks again, Corlee Morris

In my continuing saga of MORRIS families, this time I'm working from the History of Morgan Co, OH by Robertson, 1886. I'm again sending this to both the Morgan and Noble lists as some families may have overlapped. Benjamin F enlisted Sept 23, 1861; mustered out with company [veteran 17th Reg, Co?] Charles-mentioned in 1785 as a settler whose house had been rebuilt after a gov't agent had pulled it down Charles E-son of David P-see below CH owned hardware store in McConnelsville Christian son of Daniel see below Daniel was born inWashington Co in 1823; came to Morgan with his parents in 1828 and has since resided here. In 1847 he married Rebecca GRUBB of Washington Co. The children of this marriage were Christian, deceased; Elizabeth, wife of Benj. K. WOOD, of this county; Nicetti, wife of Isaac KINSEY; Winfield S, who married Mary J HUFFMAN; Daniel W, whose wife nee Sarah EVARTS, is now deceased [would have been prior to 1886]; Rebecca A, wife of Zach. CARPENTER; Thomas and Lilly. Mrs. Morris died in 1869 and in 1870 he married Miss Henrietta B. WATSON. Children: Maria E, and Gustie. The whole family belong to the M. E. Church [in Homer twp section] Daniel W son of Daniel (see) above David P married to Frances Ann BARKHURST,dau of JCM Barkhurst. She died June 18. 1873 and shortly after her death David removed to KS. Their children, Charles E and Mary Lillian resided with their grandparents Edward first listed on the Poll Book in 1823 in Bloom twp listed as Elder bro of George P below Elizabeth, dau of Daniel above; wife of Benj. K. Wood George, 1854 trustee for McConnelsville hardware dealer advertisement in the OHio Whig Standard 1839 for wholesale and retail copper, tin, and sheet-iron manufactory George P In 1836 George P who had previously, to a limited extent, worked at the business on his farm above Rokeby, came to town and built a brick dwelling on Center st, east of Penn and commenced the manufacture of tin. With additions in 1886 it covers nearly the entire front of 2 lots on Center st. trustee for McConnelsville 1856 George P MORRIS, one of the pioneer merchants and prominent citizens of McConnelsville, was born in 1798 in Trowbridge, a manufacturing village of Wiltshire, England. His father, Joseph Morris, was a well-to-do merchant and had a family of 6 children, 3 sons and 3 daughters. In 1817 son George accompanied by his elder brother Edward came to Marietta, where Geo. taught and Edward was a coppersmith. Edward returned to England for the family[date not given or inferred]. Before Edward left, they purchased land in Bloom twp [near Rokeby Lock on the Muskingum]. They weren't good farmers so they leased their land. At the time salt production was the leading industry and George became engaged in its manufacture. In 1837 he came to McConnelsville made tin, 1849 hardware trade. 1870 he started Morris Block. He died in 1873. In 1822 George married Miss Margaret HAMMOND (dau of John Hammond, pioneer of Bloom twp, she was b Oct 18. 1799 in Baltimore] They had 5 children: Mary J, Sebasto E, Maria (SCOTT) Robert L and William. The mother, aged 87, Maria and Robert L are the only survivors.[1886] Robert L born 1830 in Bloom twp continues his father's business. George was a Methodist, member of Corinthian Lodge F & AM,and a republican. first listed on Polls in Bloom twp 1823 Guste listed as child of Daniel above John [Marion twp section] had first store along with Flavis WATERMAN Union twp section-election of 1820 named on voter list Joseph listed as father of George P and Edward, believe remained in England another reference to a Joseph living on a farm in Windsor twp now part of RL COBURN farm Lilly dau of Daniel above Maria E dau of Daniel above Mary J. dau of George P deceased by 1886 Mary Lillian dau of David P see above Maria, dau of George P (see), married to a Scott Nicetti, dau of Daniel above; wife of Isaac Kinsey Rebecca A, dau of Daniel above; wife of Zach. Carpenter RL council for McConnelsville 1870 Robert L son of George P above Sebasto E child of George P above, deceased by 1886 Thomas son of Daniel above William son of George P above, deceased by 1886 Winfield S son of Daniel (see) above --end Shannon Moore Jacksonville, FL

Again my preface for those that missed part 1 I've gone through the History of Noble Co by Watkins, 1887, and abstracted some items about MORRIS in Noble Co. I know there are at least 2 and probably more than that distinct families there. Since several of you are looking for Morris families in the area (including myself), I thought I'd share this to both Morgan and Noble lists as some families overlapped both counties. Margaret mentioned as dau of Thomas see part 1 under Andrew Martha married to John Enoch in 1856;[Stock twp section] 4 children listed Mary one married to Patrick Bates as second wife in 1881-3children one married to Edward Ward in 1829 [Seneca twp section] Mary A mentioned as dau of Andrew see part 1 Minor P mentioned as child of Church Benjamin Moses mentioned as son of Jonathan of Seneca twp Nancy wife of John Gregg , 8 children Nellie B mentioned as child of Church Benjamin N.T. member of the Sons of Veterans in 1885 Rebecca married to Nathan Archer, 13 children Sarah mentioned as dau of Jonathan of Seneca twp married a Moreland Shamegar / Shanegar , 19, enlisted Sept 17, 1861 mustered out with company [privateCo. D 42nd OVI] Simon, 23 enlisted Aug 20 1862, died Apr 14 1864 [private Co G 78th OVI] T.H. one listed as Co F 9th OVI one had in 1887 planing mill in Caldwell 1885 &86 treasurer of Caldwell Thomas W, 31 enlisted Jul 29. 1862; promoted from 2nd LT june 23 1861 discharged Nov 6, 1864 on surgeon Certificate of Disability [officer Co E 92nd OVI] one listed as Recorder of Noble Co 1859-1862 Thomas one mentioned as wagon-maker who owned a shop in Caldwell in 1887 a different one see part 1 under Andrew section, one mentioned as owning a store at Keith's followed Thomas as owner of the store Thomas H signed petition of incorp for Caldwell in 1869; TW one listed as county recorder 1862 living in Caldwell one as Member of Odd Fellows at Caldwell in 1854 still living [1887] William mentioned as son of Andrew see part 1, one mentioned as owner of a store in Keith's W.A. member of the Grand Army Post of Caldwell [means he was in the Civil War] William A, 28, enlisted Aug 13, 1862 mustered out with company [private Co. E 92nd OVI] William H , 18, enlisted Feb 20, 1864 trans to Co C 31st OVI June 5, 1865 mustered out with company Jul 20 1865 [original unit-private Co D 92 OVI] William L 24, enlisted Aug 15 1862 mustered out with company [sergeant, Co K 92nd OVI] --end Shannon Moore Jacksonville, FL -3rd grgrandfather was Henry Morris son of Jonathan Morris and Ann Richards.

I've gone through the History of Noble Co by Watkins, 1887, and abstracted some items about MORRIS in Noble Co. I know there are at least 2 and probably more than that distinct families there. Since several of you are looking for Morris families in the area (including myself), I thought I'd share this to both Morgan and Noble lists as some families overlapped both counties. Aaron, several listings here Aaron, 21, enlisted Aug 22, 1862 mustered out with company [private-Company H 116th OVI] on the tax roll 1830 for Richland twp of Guernsey, now Seneca for sec 32, 79acres, $120 named as a son to Jonathan Morris also of Seneca twp dead by 1887 named as an early member of Methodist Episcopal Church at Mt. Ephraim [from this there are definitely 2 different Aarons] Abner- advertised as a wagon maker in the Investigator, Olive, OH 1851 Albert, 18 enlisted Feb 29 1864 absent, sick, mustered out July 15, 1865 by order of the war dept.[Private-Company I, 20th Reg. OVI] Andrew--Thomas Morris and family came from England in 1830 and settled on the farm which John F Morris, Esq now owns. Here he had one of the early grist-mills run by horse-power. Andrew Morris, a brother of Thomas came a little later....Thomas, native of England, came to this country with his family which consisted of his wife and four children: Andrew, Margaret, John F, and Jane, in the early part of 1830. For a few months they stopped in Virginia where daughter Ann was born to them. Christmas Day, 1830 witnessed their arrival in Jefferson twp, then a new and sparsely settled region. Mr. Morris had entered a 1/4 section now in possession of his son John F. On this farm the elder Morris lived until his decease in 1864.His wife-Jane Fairbrother, was the mother of ten children, 6 boys and 4 girls John F (b. England 1826) and brother Arius are the only sons residing in the county[1887] ...Andrew Morris was born in Lancashire England in 1797 and emigrated to this country in 1829 and first settled near Germantwo, PA where he was a weaver. He came to Jefferson twp in 1836 and settled on the farm now owned by Elias Neptune. He was the first settler on it and lived there til he died. He married in 1827 Miss Jane Hampson (b 1807 Lancashire). They had 5 children 3 sons: John, William and Thomas, and 2 daughters Mary A, and Elizabeth. ---[so from this there were 2 Andrews-one an uncle of the other] Ann-named in the above as dau. of Thomas Apollo, 23 enlisted Aug 22, 1862 died Jan 1, 1864 at Salisbury, NC [Co. H 116th OVI] Arius, Corp. 27 enlisted Sept 27, 1864, mustered out with company [Co. G think it's 176th OVI] and listed above as son of Thomas Bertha dau go Church Benjamin below. Church Benjamin-born Noble Co 1859; parents and grandparents early settlers in the county, his father is now a merchant in Beverly. In 1877 married Nancy E Hughes of Morgan County, children: Jesse M, Minor P, Nellie B, and Bertha. He's a republican, member of Odd Fellows, farmed and mercantile business. Cynthia -wife of James Archer, born 1809, a grand-niece of Robert Morris, one of the signers of the Independence [not sure this is true!], and a daughter of Isaac Morris She died 5th of Mar 1884-more about here for those interested. Cynthia A- 2nd wife of William Rhodes in 1848. Ten children. [have names of her children] David son of Jonathan Morris of Seneca twp. dead before 1887 Elisha on tax roll 1833 for easter portion of Center twp then Union twp Monroe Co. sec 29, 82 acres $103 Elizabeth mentioned above as dau of Andrew Morris Hannah married to a Moser, dau of Jonathan of Seneca twp. dead before 1887 Henry on the tax roll 1830 for Richland twp of Guernsey, now Seneca for sec 31, 89 acres, $90; named as a son to Jonathan Morris also of Seneca twp dead by 1887 named as an early member of Methodist Episcopal Church at Mt. Ephraim [this was my grgrgr grandfather] Isaac married to Elizabeth Enochs, dau of Enoch Enochs Sr, settled on creek abouve Carlisle [in Stock twp section] The farm is still in the Morris name [1887]; early settler in the twp.; had 11 children [not named]; owned land in Union twp Monroe Co in 1833 that formed Stock twp, early member of the Carlisle Methodist Episcopal Church; was probably the Isaac who was the father of Cynthia Archer an Isaac entered land that became Fulda in Enoch twp. Isaac Q; Clerk of Courts 1851-2; 1860-2; 1852 merchant in Mt. Ephraim, He was born in PA in 1816 to Jonathan Morris (of Seneca twp) and Ann Richards. He acquired the trade of tailor, but afterward turned his attention to teaching. He married Miss Catherine Kackley. They had 7 children. First clerk of court, justice of the peace 21years. tobacco trade. James, 37, enlisted Aug 6, 1862 [private Co D 92nd OVI] mentioned as son of Jonathan of Seneca twp. [not sure if this is the same or a different James] dead by 1887 Jane mentioned above as the dau of Thomas another one is mentioned as the dau of Jonathan of Seneca twp married to a Stevens. dead by 1887 Jesse M mentioned abouve as child of Church Benjamin John mentioned above as a son of Andrew John F mentioned above as a son of Thomas; born in England in1826, married Miss Cynthia Carmichael, 8 children living [1887] Jonathan on the tax roll 1830 for Richland twp of Guernsey, now Seneca for sec 21, 159 acres, $217 Jonathan Morris, a pioneer of Seneca twp, was born in Greene County, PA. He married Miss Ann Richards and in the spring of 1817 settled in what is now Seneca twp; 12 years a magistrate. He had a family of 7 sons and 3 dau. -Jonathan, Henry, Aaron, Moses, David, James, Isaac Q, Sarah (Moreland), Jane (Stevens) and Hannah (Moser) Jonathan J named as trustee of the school section in 1823. 1821 Jonathan lessee of school section Lewis, 18 enlisted Nov 25, 1861 [private Co. G 78th OVI] --more to follow later Shannon Moore Jacksonville, FL

To those working on Morrises in OH. I have a William Roach who married Amelia Morris (I think in Louden Co. as both were born there,) Many of the Roaches went to Morgan and Noble Co.. Could some of the Morrises be descendants of this family? Any help would be wonderful. Susan Mincks O'Brien 17351 Old Tannery Trail Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 (440) 543-7503 Dar4me@aol.com

I have a William A. Morris that I would really appreciate some information on: 1 William A. Morris b: Bef. 1826 (He fought in the Civil War enlisting in 1862) .. + Unknown ....... 2 Francis Morris b: Abt. 1855 *2nd Wife of William A. Morris: .. +Mary Jane (Cain) Barnhouse b: October 1830 in Huntingdon Cty, PA m: June 29, 1861 in Noble Twp, Noble Cty, OH d: June 04, 1912 in Noble Twp, Noble Cty, OH ....... 2 Sarah A. Morris b: 1867 in Noble Twp, Morgan Cty, OH d: February 22, 1894 in Noble Twp, Morgan Cty, OH ............ +Franklin Ray b: February 1863 in OH m: January 08, 1884 in Noble Twp, Noble Cty, OH ................. 3 Alice Jean Ray b: October 1884 in Noble Twp, Morgan Cty, OH d: 1948 ...................... +Fulton Brown b: Abt. 1881 in OH ................. 3 Frederick F. Ray b: June 1888 in Noble Twp, Noble Cty. OH ................. 3 Ollie Ray b: August 22, 1886 in Noble Twp, Noble Cty, OH d: April 15, 1908 in Belle Valley, Noble Cty, OH ...................... +Frank M. Dennis m: July 26, 1905 in Noble Twp, Noble Cty, OH ....... 2 Elizabeth Morris b: Abt. 1865 in OH d: February 1865 in Hoskinsville, Noble Twp, Noble Cty, OH ....... 2 ? Morris ....... 2 ? Morris I believe they divorced or he was deceased by 1870. I also have another Morris: 1 Raymond Morris b: August 29, 1894 d: November 09, 1984 .. +Anna Barnhouse b: March 23, 1893 in Noble Cty, OH m: February 09, 1916 in Caldwell, Noble Cty, OH d: May 21, 1990 ....... 2 Loretta Mae Morris 1917 - b: May 14, 1917 in OH ............ +Ellis Hayes m: October 09, 1961 ....... 2 Glen Morris 1918 - 1940 b: November 26, 1918 in OH d: 1940 ....... 2 Herbert Morris 1924 - 1945 b: May 06, 1924 in OH d: October 1945 Audrey Annable Franklin -----Original Message----- From: Dar4me@aol.com [mailto:Dar4me@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 1:51 PM To: OHMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHMORGAN-L] Morrises To those working on Morrises in OH. I have a William Roach who married Amelia Morris (I think in Louden Co. as both were born there,) Many of the Roaches went to Morgan and Noble Co.. Could some of the Morrises be descendants of this family? Any help would be wonderful. Susan Mincks O'Brien 17351 Old Tannery Trail Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 (440) 543-7503 Dar4me@aol.com ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ====

The following message bounced to me as administrator. I'm making sure that it gets passed on to the list. PLEASE REPLY either to the list or to Marianne at mailto:M.Senecal@att.net [that's a letter L] --Shannon Moore; list administrator Here's the message: From: M.Senecal@att.net I am looking for information on Michael Arick/Erick/Earick/Earich who was born 1794 in Washington Co. PA and moved to Morgan Co. OH He is on the 1850 census in Union Twp. Morgan Co and is buried in Wolfe Creek Church of Christ. His wife was Catherine Rogers and she is also buried there. I have a marriage date of Dec. 14, 1822 in Belmont Co. OH. I found most of this information in Wayne Co. library on a family sheet. I would like to know what name he is buried under or anything else about him or his family. Thanks Marianne

Hi Carlee, You may want to check "The History of Noble County, Ohio" edited by L. H. Watkins, 1887. There are lots of MORRIS's listed (including several references to "Thomas"), and also a Durbin Longfellow (perhaps another spelling for Dearborn?). Noble county was formed in 1851 from parts of Guernsey, Morgan, Monroe and Washington Counties. Good luck in your search. -Pattie ----- Original Message ----- From: Corlee Morris <HMorris575@worldnet.att.net> To: <OHMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 3:12 AM Subject: [OHMORGAN-L] Geneology Resources In Morgan County > I plan to go to Morgan County this summer to do research. What > facilities are there in Morgan County? I want to verify that the Thomas > Morris that married Seleany Longfellow was my great great grandfather. > To do that I need to locate the grave of Seleany and one child. Seleany > Longfellow married Thomas Morris on the same day that a Rachael > Morris married a Dearborn Longfellow. This was in the 1830s. > > What was the industry in Morgan County in the early 1800s? Does anyone > know if there has been a reprint of the book "History of Morgan County"? > I read parts of it at the Library of Congress. The book was printed > after the civil war so it is turning to dust. > > > Are there any hotels or motels in the area? > > Thanks for any assistance, > > Corlee Ann Morris > San Diego, California > > > > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== >