The census readings were abbreviated as Hopewell was twsp in Muskingum Co. as I recall from quite a while back. The other readings were from Brush Creek twsp. I agree that the immigration from MD looked like all these folks could be related. I will have more time this weekend and perhaps I should e-mail you directly as the Zanesville area I researched pretty heavily for all the lines living close to or marrying into my lines. later ----- Original Message ----- From: Tmollaun@aol.com To: hreynolds@houston.rr.com ; OHMUSKIN@rootsweb.com ; FRAZIER@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 6:13 AM Subject: Re: [OHMUSKIN] Jacob Frazier, b. <1810> MD,resided Zanesville OH & Wheeling WV Dear wonderful, angel hreynolds: Where or what censuses were these names found (other than the 1860 on where the Jacob Fraziers are named as Frockers)? The Josesp Frazier born in 1780-90 MD is probably the key to this family. Is 1840 Hopewell a street addy or a twp. in Muskingum Co. in 1840? Thank you, thank you, thank you. Best Wishes, Donna Mollaun In a message dated 5/29/07 11:27:55 PM, hreynolds@houston.rr.com writes: I caught the Frazier name and recalled that I had a Frazier living close to my Rodman and Burly. Here are my notes that may help your search. Please realize that this is not my line and it is only intended as a start to rework who begat who as I do not have a clue to parents, but just put them together to sort out. Perhaps sorting out the Rebecca Frazier below who was listed as aunt may help. bye for now Descendants of Male Frazier 1 Male Frazier ............................ .. 2 Joseph Frazier b: Bet. 1780 - 1790 in Md..perhaps..on 1840 Hopewell next to John Rodman and John Burley d: in family of 4, Prob had this Joseph next to Charles Sullivan ...... +Unknown Wife to Frazier b: Bet. 1785 - 1794 in Ohio.. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.