I received this message from a non subscriber -Please reply to Bruce if you are willing to help. Shannon Moore list admin for OHMorgan -------- Original Message -------- Subject: {not a subscriber} Vernon Clyde Eveland Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 20:47:53 -0600 From: "Bruce Morrison" <bruce@heartlandmedia.com> To: <OHMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Is there anyone willing to look up a marriage record on a Vernon Clyde Eveland and a Mary Viola Fleming? I believe they were married in Morgan Co in the early 1900's. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, Bruce Morrison

CEMETERIES OF BLOOM-YORK TWPS MORGAN COUNTY, OHIO c. 3/1982 by Morgan Co Historical/Genealogical Society Cemeteries listed for Bloom Township are: Anderson Briggs (Fair Grace) Confederate Fair Grace (Briggs) Jacklot Lehew McLuney Osborn Pisgah Sevall This is what I found: PISGAH CEMETERY, Bloom Twp pg. 10: No HEAD. No HOPPER Page 11: Footstones stacked along east fence include EH, JMH, TSH, HH, CR, TR, CR

I have been told there was a Ross,Head,Hopper cemetery in Bloom TWp....can anyone verify that & if so give me the names of those buried there ??.... Barb in MI

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------26E5F647F3F87173E134F99A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit The title of the book you want to look at is, Evolution of Ohio County Boundaries by Randolph C. Downes. It was published by the Ohio Historical Society and you should be able to purchase it from them if you cannot get it on ILL. Linda Patterson wrote: > There is a map of the current townships of Morgan County on the genweb site. > Where can I find a copy of map of the townships of Morgan County prior to > 1851, when part of it split off to become Noble County? > > Linda > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== --------------26E5F647F3F87173E134F99A 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 --------------26E5F647F3F87173E134F99A--

There is a map of the current townships of Morgan County on the genweb site. Where can I find a copy of map of the townships of Morgan County prior to 1851, when part of it split off to become Noble County? Linda

I need help verifying a discrepancy in my research of a Morgan Co family. If anyone has access to the 1900 census, could you please look up this family and tell me who is in the household. I am looking for Jemina ROBINSON, age abt 47 in 1900. I think they were in Marion Twp., husbands given name unknown, and he may have already died. They had four children, and all would have been adults by 1900. I have located Charles and Della in the same household, but Jemina may have been living with one of the other two children, Earl or Samuel, especially if her husband died before 1900. Or she may be listed with the husband. I am especially interested in ages and birth years of Jemina, and her children. I would appreciate any information someone can come up with for this family. Thanks in advance. Dar at dhackle@ix.netcom.com

According to my HANDY BOOK FOR GENEALOGISTS published by The Everton Publishers, Logan Utah--Ohio was organized as a territory in 1799, and in 1803, Ohio became a state. HISTORICAL REMINISCENCES OF MORGAN CO., OH by Hon. James m. Gaylord reprinted from The Weekly Herald, McConnelsville, OH 1932, reprinted by the Morgan Co. Hx/Gen Society April 1984, pg. 5: "...Commissioners, E. CUTLER of Washington county, and Mr. LYBRANT of Pickaway county, in 1818, located the county seat (of Morgan Co., OH) at McConnelsville; Colonel David ROBB, the other commissioner, dissented."

I have a note that refers to the death of Elizabeth STRAIN ROBB who died abt 1778 in McCell, Morgan Co., OH. I would love more information on either of these surnames or people. Her husband was Samuel ROBB. Thanks in advance, Jean

I am looking for information on my grandmother's Mary Margarette Hix Privette 1/30/1903 - 5/83 family. She married Roy Privette and lived most of her life in Chattanooga, Tn. They had three daughters; Betty, Mary and Theresa. I believe her mothers name was Nola, 7th day of April is her birthday. And I know for sure she had a brother named Warner who lived on and off with them. The below information is taken from old letter: Her Grandpa Hix was a judge in Ringgold, Ohio. Her Uncle Harrie Hix never married. Worked at the post office in Chattanooga. She had a Aunt Lizzie. Her oldest brother was Charles Wesley, retired from Standard Life Ins. Widowed, remarried and moved to where his wife's family was from Greenville, Ohio. Her sister was Nellie Ruth Childress. Thanks for any help! Tami Longino

WILLS MORGAN CO., OH, Book 4 1880-1891 & Book 5 1891-1896 c. 1994 Morgan Co. Chapt. OGS. Page 28 - Wills - Book 5 WILLS Book 5 pg. No. 166 Marion & Malta Twp are listed WILKES, Ira d. 29 Jan 1893. Will dated 21 May 1889. Probated 11 Feb 1893. Wife: Elizabeth WILKES, who (sic) son John borrowed money Son: James WILKES Son: William B. WILKES Centerville IO (?Iowa?-Nadine's note) Son: John WILKES Kimball S DK Son: Cyrus WILKES Barnesville OH Dau: Mary CUNNINGHAM Meigs Creek OH Dau: Sarah FERGUSON Reinersville OH Dau: Lucetta HOLLETT Malta OH Dau: Margaret SHOOK dced Dau: Debbie STRODE Malta OH Dau: Anna THOMPSON Pennsville OH Ex: Otho ELLIOTT of Elliott Cross Roads OH Wit: Joseph PARSONS & Joseph K. KINSEY wife not mentd. other kin Dau: Margaret SHOOK dced, her heirs are Mary BUTLER Blue Rock OH Lizzie SCOTT Cloud OH Jacob SHOOK Blue Rock OH Wood SHOOK Blue Rock OH Adam SHOOK Blue Rock OH William SHOOK Blue Rock OH Noel SHOOK Blue Rock OH Appoint, Mrs. Ellen PARSONS, Mary MENDENHALL, Flora B. KINSEY, to make division of small effects such as bed clothing, etc.

MARRIAGES IN MORGAN CO., OH Vol A. April 1, 1819-Feb 4, 1841. Page 109: WILKES, Ira & Betsey McFARLAND by Jas. McGREGOR, JP 20 Nov 1828 WILKES, Rebecca B. & Joel F. FULLER 11 Dec 1823 WILKES, Ruth & Benjamin HARRIS 1 Jan 1833 WILKS, Phebe & Uriah HARRIS 27 Sep 1831

WILLS 1818-1868 Morgan Co., OH c. 3/1989 Morgan Co. Chapt. OGS. Page 40: McFARLING, A. Cyrus Will dated 8 May 1839. Probated 12 July 1839-Bristol Twp. Wife: Mary Son: Cyrus, Benjamin, Thomas, Randolph, James, Harris Daughter: Eliza HARMON, Isabel McFARLING, Elizabet (sic) WILKS, Peggy Ann, Lucy Ann. HARMAN Executor: Cyrus Witness: Simon MERWIN, James McGREGGOR Page 37: LAWRENCE, Jonathan T. Will dated 22 may 1853. Probated 26 may 1853. Wife: Sarahh (sic) Son: Isaacc (sic), William P., Daniel, David, Ambros Daughter: Sarah (William GLENN), Elmiraa (sic) (Morris SHATTUCK), Fidelia (James WILKS) Executor: William GLENN Witness: Seth C. BREWSTER, A.S. ROBERTS

Could some kind soul on this list who has access to the 1850 Morgan Co census, please look for the family of Ira Wilkes, wife Elizabeth, father Squire, Lucy Harmon and the Wilkes children. I think they were in Bristol Twp. I need the individuals in this household and the pertinent information. Thanks in advance. Dar at dhackle@ix.netcom.com

Hi! I came across this reference to the Asa CHEADLE, and was wondering if anyone could tell me more about it. Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots Name Cemetery Location Reference CHEADLE, Asa Nr Big Bottom Windsor Twp, Morgan Co OH 55 Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.1, p. �Serial: 11912; Volume: 4 Would anyone have records for this cemetery that might be able to give me birth and death dates for Asa? Thanks very much!!!! Mary

I have a name of Margaret Martin, Deerfield Twp, Family 200, in my database in census records , but have inadvertently not entered the year. It is either 1860 or 1870. Anyone who has access to the film or printed version of these census records, I would appreciate a lookup so I can complete my entry for Margaret. Thanks so much in advance. Dar at dhackle@ix.netcom.com

Hello Listers, IM new to this list. I am researching the McCARTY family and associated surnames. Kathy "Kath" (Burden) Shaffer Omaha, NE >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^<

Dear List members, For several months now, we have been posting historical data about many of the Primitive Baptist churches across the northern states, to a website, which is designed in a manner to try to help students of church history and also family history researchers. We have included surnames of members as far as they are available to us, although that is only a fraction of the names we would have if all the records were available to us. A great deal of time is required to prepare lists of members, enter them in our database, correct and improve them, etc. After 15 years of such work, on a volunteer basis, we now have over 30,000 entries, and have the records at hand to greatly increase that number. If you would like to review our website, or the page for the several counties we have done work on, in Ohio state, you may go to either of the following URL addresses shown below. Please write in our Guestbooks, and let us know if you think we can help, or if you can help us, on any of the information presented. We would appreciate any help that people can provide, such as historical sketches in County histories, location of church records, photographs of meeting houses (churches), association minutes, etc. Here is our main homepage: http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/pbl.html Here is the page for Family History Assistance in Ohio (it is still in progress - not complete) http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/FamHist-NY.html (make sure the whole line -including the ".html" at the end is intact - the URL is lengthy and tends to break down into two lines. Thank you kindly, Sincerely, Elder Robert Webb ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Vern, I have some information on a Lydia Fawcett, daughter of Richard and Mary (Williams) Fawcett. Lydia was born 15 Jul 1826 according to the records of Stillwater Montly Meeting of Friends (Quakers), Belmont County, Ohio. (Genealogical information from these records and records of Morgan County Quakers are published in volume 4 of William Wade Hinshaw's _Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy_, hereafter EAQG.) Lydia's first husband was Amos Romans. Their marriage took place at Plymouth, Washington County, Ohio, and appears in the records of Chesterfield MM, Chesterhill, Morgan County, Ohio, as extracted in EAQG. Chesterfield MM records also record the death of Amos Romans on 14 May 1847. They had one child, Mary W, born 13 Mar 1846. Lydia married again on 30 Oct 1856 to Aaron Roberts. He is my 3g grandfather by his first wife Matilda Farquhar. Aaron and Matilda had five children. Aaron and Lydia had four children. In the spring of 1865, Aaron and Lydia moved to Cedar County, Iowa, where at least two of her brothers lived, bringing their children with them. The train was full of soldiers returning home from the Civil War, and the children caught measles. The oldest stones at the Hickory Grove Cemetery near West Branch, Iowa, are of four Roberts and Romans children who died the summer after their arrival. These include Mary, b 1841, and Sarah, b 1848, daughters of Aaron and Matilda, Mary W Roman, mantioned above, and Matilda, b 1857, daughter of Aaron and Lydia. Evidently the family in Iowa stayed in touch with the old neighborhood in Morgan County, Ohio, for in 1873, Stephen Smith of Chesterhill, son of Thomas K and Elizabeth (Starbuck) Smith, made the trip to Iowa to marry Elizabeth, daughter of Aaron and Matilda Roberts. Stephen and made their home in Morgan County, Ohio. They are the common ancestos of the members of the Smith Family Reunion Association, whose meetings every two years draw about eighty attenders for a weekend together. I have Amos Romans listed as a son of Isaac and Mary, but did not know his mother's maiden name. If she was indeed a Fawcett, it seems likely that she was raised in Frederick County, Virginia. EAQG includes a volume of information from Virgina, but I cannot recall for certain which one it is--perhaps volume 6. Hopewell and Crooked Run meetings were in Frederick County. It does not appear that Mariah Fawcett who married Abraham Roman was a sister or half-sister of Lydia. Without any evidence, it seems likely to me that the Roman(s) family also lived in Frederick County. Mary Williams, the mother of Lydia Fawcett, was one of seven daughters of Daniel and Mary (Humphrey) Williams whose descendants I am attempting to trace. I currently have names of more than 4400 descendants and 2200 spouses. You can see what I have for the first six generations at <http://showcase.netins.net/web/treadway/genealogy/index.html>. Contact me for further information if you see anyone you recognize. Hope this helps. Dan Treadway On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, E. Vernon Buck wrote: > Hi All, > > I am new to this list. I am researching the surname ROMAN in Morgan Co. > and Washington Co.. Specifically I am interested in the family of ABRAHAM > ROMAN, b. 1827. His wife was Mariah FAWSET. I believe they had two > children, R. D. (female) b. 1859 and Mary M. b. 1863 . I believe Abraham > was son of ISAAC ROMAN and MARY HAMPTON. I would be interested in > corresponding with anyone else studying these families. > > I also have a question for anyone: was there once a town in Marion TWP > called Plantsville; and was it near Chesterhill? > > Thanks, > Vern > evbuck@juno.com > ________________________________________________________________ > GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! > Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! > Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > > ==== OHMORGAN Mailing List ==== > >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E4D0E81E55944776D9281561 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Plantsville is in Athens county. Sections 18 & 24 of Bern twp. is the area. There is no real incorporated town, however the POST OFFICE is just over the county line and is in Marion twp. in Morgan county. I suspect the town was created when Marion and Homer twps. were in Athens county. This is taken from the 1905 Athens County Atlas and the 1875 Morgan county Atlas. --------------E4D0E81E55944776D9281561 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 --------------E4D0E81E55944776D9281561--

A GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL ATLAS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA by E. Kay Kirkham published by The Everton Publishers, Inc. 1976. Plantsville, Morgan Co., OH population 50 as of 1880. CEMETERIES OF HOMER-MARION TWPS, MORGAN CO., OH c. June 1982 by Morgan Co. Hx/Gen Soc.pg. 42: Chesterhill Cemetery, Marion Twp., Morgan Co., OH 15 FAWCETT burials are listed-earliest is Eli S. FAWCETT 4 Feb 1829-1 Mar 1908. (Let me know if you want full listing of these burials.) No ROMAN or HAMPTON listed in this cemetery. Bethel Cemetery, Marion Twp. pg. 29: This cemetery is located in Marion Twp Section 13 (or 7) about 0.1 miles east of the junction of county road 59 and Township Road 11 on the County Road. The Church is still standing and is now occupied by the Bethel Ridge Apostical Tabernacle (as of Oct 1981). 13 FAWCETT burials are listed-earliest is FAWCETT, Elizabeth L. 1840-1909 ROMAN, Maria w/o Abraham d Aug 27 1866 ae 36y 3m 20d (pg. 31). This is the only ROMAN listed in this cemetery. No HAMPTON listed. Quaker Cemetery, Marion Twp. pg. 74: 12 FAWCETT burials: Amanda J. 1842-1926 & Samuel G. 1837-1899. None of the others have any markers or dates, but names are listed. No HAMPTON. No ROMAN. Nadine Gauthier Heppell, Sonoma Co., CA searching AUMILLER, DANIEL, JONES, McPEAK, RUSK, SMITH in Morgan Co., OH early 1800's-1900