The Monroe Twp Cemetery Book is being held up for the Hungarian inscription translations. As soon as they are completed, the book will be printed. Watch the Perry County Heirlines Newsletter for release info. Smiles, Teresa Garey Editor, PCC-OGS --- Vera Knowlton <knowlton1@bright.net> wrote: > Me too. > Vera Morgan Knowlton > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Lea Ann <lakg77@hotmail.com> > To: <OHPERRY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 8:35 PM > Subject: [OHPERRY] Monroe Twp. Cemeteries > > > > Hi, > > > > I was wondering if anyone knew whether the book > for Monroe Twp. cemeteries > > was finished yet. If so, I'd like to purchase > one. > > > > Lea Ann > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: > http://messenger.msn.com > > > > > > ==== OHPERRY Mailing List ==== > > Browse the OHPerry list archives at > > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/ohperry > > > > > > > ==== OHPERRY Mailing List ==== > Browse the OHPerry list archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/ohperry > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Try FREE Yahoo! Mail - the world's greatest free email! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Hi Barbara, I found a John Sherron on 1870, Hocking, Ward. Page 30 ancestry.com. Farm Worker living with Robert Moisters (hard to make out spelling). John's age looks like 21. Sherole Barbara & George Grenier wrote: > Hi all: > > 1860 OH Hocking Co > > Does anyone have access to this census? If so, I would really appreciate a > look-up for the following. > > GRIFFIN, Henry HKFA page 106 > > Griffin, Albert HKWA p. 197 > Griffin, John HKWS p. 14 > Griffin, Joseph HKWS p. 20 > > Barbara > Brea CA > > ==== OHPERRY Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from OHPERRY-L, send mail to OHPERRY-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. To unsubcribe from OHPERRY-D, do the same thing with OHPERRY-D-request@rootsweb.com.

Jerry, Thank you so much for the information that you sent the list! This is so helpful, because this is definitely the family that i am looking for. and now i KNOW that nellies parents were james and jane, my mother was really not sure! Anyway thank you so much for looking it up for me .Another question from this information-- so is samuel, james dad, and is all this information somewhere that i can find it? thanks again! Crystal Lynn Echols Researching: ECHOLS, HARGER, SHIELDS, HASTINGS, WALL, WARNER, PINKARD, SHOEMAKER,SHUMAKER, TURNER, JONES, HELSER,COTTERMAN, HULL, STEWART, ENOCH

Crystal Here is the data on James & Jane COTTERMAN. Source: "K/CATTERMAN, K/COTTERMAN/K/CODDERMAN/ K/CATHERMAN/CORDERMAN" By: Paul M. Catherman 1993 Clossen Press, Apollo, PA 15613 James line is: James(5), Samuel(4), Daniel(3), Michael(2), Johann Phillip(1) The code JX-XXX is interpreted J = Johann's descendants X = Generation number XXX = Individuals number in generation (arbitrary) P4-32 - COTTERMAN, James C. (Twin) (other twin was Noah) b. March 1861 Perry Co., OH d. 1921 m. Laura Jane MOYER P4-142 c. Bert O. P5-131; Archie P5-132; Orie E. P5-133, Nevin S. P5-134; Hazil P5-135; Nellie G. P5-136; Nettie G. P5-137; Grace P5-143; Lillie P5-144 Info: Lived near Somerset or Thornville, Perry Co., OH 1920 P4-142 MOYER, Laura Jane b. Nov 1862 Ohio m. James C, COTTERMAN P4-32 P. Mr MOYER 7 Elisabeth: she was born in Germany Oct 1817 P5-131 COTTERMAN, Bert Oliver "Bertie" b. Sept 1883 Perry Co., OH m. ?Cora Matilda ____? P5-139 p. P4-32 & P4-142 c. ?Bessie P6-210 Info. Served in Army Co. I; 18th US Infantry P5-132 COTTERMAN , Archie D. b. Sept 1855 Perry Co. OH m. Marie _____? P5-139 p. P4-32 & P4 142 c. Myrtle P6-57; Mildred P6-58; Wilma P6-195; Mary P6-196; Betty P6-197 P5-133 COTTERMAN, Orie.Orlie/Orla E. b.Feb 1887 Perry Co., OH m. Mable Sidwell P5-228 P. P4-32 & P4-142 C. Annabelle P6-178; Laura P6-179; James P6-180 P5-134 COTTERMAN, Nevin b. March 1890 Perry Co., OH m. Lola _____? Perry Co. OH p. P4-32 & P4-142 c. Willard P6-205 P5-135 COTTERMAN, Hazil B. (Twin) b. April 1892 Perry Co., OH p. P4-32 & P4-142 P5-136 COTTERMAN, Nellie D. (Twin) b. April 1892 Perry Co., OH p. P4-32 & P4-142 P5-137 COTTERMAN, Nettie G. b. December 1894 Perry Co., OH p. P4-32 & P142 P5-143 COTTERMAN, Grace b. About 1894 Perry Co. oh m. ?Mr. Nelby p. P4-32 & P4-142 P5-144 COTTERMAN, Lillie F. b.About 1900 OH p. P4-32 & P4-142. These are descendants of Johann Phillip KATTERMAN born January 1733 Michelfeld, Germany died Between 17 March and 12 April 1799 Hope that this is what you were looking for. Jerry Dittman Boonsboro, MD

Hi Perry Co. List: I found a Samuel Palmer and Mary Balsley married in Perry Co., Jan. 25, 1832. Believe this could be my husband's great-great-great-grandparents. Does anyone have any information on this family? Anyone researching the Palmer's or Balsley's? Lois Quinn jimlois@indy.net

The cemetery I am referring to is south of I-70. From St. Rt. 668 go east on Snook Rd. (78) to Twp. Rd. 61. Turn north and go 0.7 mi. The cemetery is close to the road in a wooded area and can be seen from the road after the leaves are down in Autumn. Dean ---------- >From: Nanathomas@aol.com >To: OHPERRY-L@rootsweb.com >Cc: dcharkne@voyager.net >Subject: Eversole Cemetery >Date: Tue, Feb 26, 2002, 5:27 AM > >Dean, >I am not related to Eversoles..........that I know of. >Where is this cemetery? I found one down a path beside a tree, you go along >a creek, over a wooden bridge and turn to the right in front of a fence that >belongs to a colonial pillared house with a mean looking watch dog. More of >a cow path at this point circles around a hillside towards the left. >Is this the same cemetery? >I found it off the first road (that would be the first right) coming from >Zanesville and just passing the Perry Co. line. The tree is about 1/4 mile >on the left and has a state route marker nailed on it. >Are there any JONES or JOHNSONS? >The best of Luck anyway. >Nan >

Dean, I am not related to Eversoles..........that I know of. Where is this cemetery? I found one down a path beside a tree, you go along a creek, over a wooden bridge and turn to the right in front of a fence that belongs to a colonial pillared house with a mean looking watch dog. More of a cow path at this point circles around a hillside towards the left. Is this the same cemetery? I found it off the first road (that would be the first right) coming from Zanesville and just passing the Perry Co. line. The tree is about 1/4 mile on the left and has a state route marker nailed on it. Are there any JONES or JOHNSONS? The best of Luck anyway. Nan

Jerry, Thanks for the reply on the COTTERMAN. As far as the family history lookup, that would be great! Here is what i know about my COTTERMAN. James and Jane COTTERMAN 's Children Nettie born 23 April 1892 Married Jesse Helser, and died 28Mar1986 Nevin Arch Bert Nellie Hazel Lilly Do not know anything about James or Jane Cotterman. Nettie and Nellie were supposedly twins?? Dont really know much else about them at this point. This is just mainly information given to me by my mother. I have just begun on the Cottermans! Well, thanks in advance. Crystal Lynn Echols Researching: ECHOLS, HARGER, SHIELDS, HASTINGS, WALL, WARNER, PINKARD, SHOEMAKER,SHUMAKER, TURNER, JONES, HELSER,COTTERMAN, HULL, STEWART, ENOCH

Crystal I noticed your COTTERMAN surname in your message. I thought I would let you know that you might have to look under these variations of the surname: (C)KATTERMAN/C(C)KADDERMAN/ (C)KODDERMAN/ CORDERMAN. This is my son-in-laws family line under the CORDERMAN spelling. There is a 1100 page family history in the local library; if, you want any information I can check the history on my next visit, probably Thursday. Jerry Dittman Boonsboro, MD

Hello! Could someone look up a William Jones and Glenna Roberts. They would have married somewhere between 1900 and 1929. Thank you! Crystal Lynn Echols Researching: ECHOLS, HARGER, SHIELDS, HASTINGS, WALL, WARNER, PINKARD, SHOEMAKER,SHUMAKER, TURNER, JONES, HELSER,COTTERMAN, HULL, STEWART, ENOCH

I'm in search of anyone who has a connection with or interest in the obsure, private cemetery located in Sect.1 of Hopewell Twp., west of Twp. Rd. 61 in Perry Co. It has no sign but is called the "Eversole Family Cemetery" by the OGS and is on property currently owned by Waste Management, Inc. (WM). There were at least 22 people buried here in the 1800's. Rev. Elijah SCOFIELD, pastor of the Jonathan Creek Brethren Church bought this property from the government in 1810. The land was later aquired by the EVERSOLE's. Both families buried here in addition to CHENEY, CLARK, COVER/KOVER, and PLANK. Some of the stones are broken or off their pedestals. Mr. Arthur "Hal" Laube has been very helpful in providing information to me from his research of the families buried there. I, myself, am a descendent of the Eversoles but am not a resident of Perry Co. In November I met with the site manager of WM who is interested in making improvements to this graveyard. If you would like to see this site preserved, I would appreciate hearing from you. Dean Harkness

Hello folks, Looking for possible old burial place of the name CASSELL - John A and wife Catherine. Dates of birth about 1780 and death around 1825-1850. If someone has a cemetery index for Perry County, will be pleased to know of any CASSELL burials in that county. Thanks Anne

Thank you everyone!! You have been so helpful. I now have several places to look. (Feel free to e-mail me directly for a list.) Happy Monday, Sheila Researching: Beyer/Boyer/Byer, Keller, Fisher, Helser, Shidegger, Swinehart, Daring, Daniel(s), Dorris, Seitz, Fleak, so far... and always looking for a lead. ________________________________________________________________ CPAs . . . Making Sense of a Changing and Complex World.

Nancy and Barbara, That is a good idea about them not living there. I hadn't thought of that. He did own a lot of rentals later in life. Thanks for the lookups!! BaBa

Nancy, Would you please check in your books for my REYNOLDS family? I have Ebenezer C REYNOLDS married Maria "Elizabeth" YOST on 12 Aug 1825 in Perry Co, OH. She died there 3 Oct 1839. He died there 2 Dec 1861. He had subsequent marriages to Martha Wright and Mary Sellers. Thank you so much. Bruce On Sun, 24 Feb 2002 19:50:05 EST NancyGen21@aol.com writes: > Hi Baba - > > No luck in finding a marriage listed in my Perry County Marriage > book .............. > I also checked my Perry County Early Death Records .............. > Nancy > > > ==== OHPERRY Mailing List ==== > Browse the OHPerry list archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/ohperry >

Hi Baba - No luck in finding a marriage listed in my Perry County Marriage book between Eli "Joseph" GRAVES and a Rosa "Rosy" M. I looked during the time period you asked (although the book stops at 1914) and found no reference. Perhaps they married in a neighboring county where the bride lived. I also looked under "Groves", just in case of a misspelling. I also checked my Perry County Early Death Records and found no Eli or Rosa Graves recorded there, either. I hope you'll find Rosa/"Rosy" one day soon. Good luck in your search! Nancy

Hi Nancy, This is a long shot but could you look in your Perry County, Ohio book for a marriage between Eli "Joseph" GRAVES and a Rosa "Rosy" M ? My grandfather was supposed to have had a first wife that we know nothing about. It probably would have been between 1900 - 1918. While visiting Ohio a few months ago I went to Perry County and looked up land records. I did find "Joseph" GRAVES and wife Rosa M owned land in the village of Crooksville, Perry County, Ohio between 1907 - 1909. They bought it in 1907 and sold it in 1909. Also, if anybody has any cemetery books, if there is a Rosa M wife of Eli "Joseph" GRAVES that might have died between 1909 - 1918. Thanks, BaBa vizsla2@aol.com

I'm not Nancy but I do not find a marriage in the index or do not find Rosa in the Death index. Just because they owned land doesn't mean they were living on it. You might want to check Muskingum co records. Or other surrounding counties. Barbara Brea CA At 11:30 AM 2/24/02 -0500, you wrote: >Hi Nancy, > This is a long shot but could you look in your Perry County, Ohio book for >a marriage between Eli "Joseph" GRAVES and a Rosa "Rosy" M ? My grandfather >was supposed to have had a first wife that we know nothing about. It >probably would have been between 1900 - 1918. > While visiting Ohio a few months ago I went to Perry County and looked up >land records. I did find "Joseph" GRAVES and wife Rosa M owned land in the >village of Crooksville, Perry County, Ohio between 1907 - 1909. They bought >it in 1907 and sold it in 1909. > Also, if anybody has any cemetery books, if there is a Rosa M wife of Eli >"Joseph" GRAVES that might have died between 1909 - 1918. > Thanks, > BaBa vizsla2@aol.com

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My son had a huge 4' x 6' poster done from our FTM tree at Kinko's a year ago. They did a fabulous job. It wasn't cheap but worth it just the same. Sally Albuquerque, NM --On Friday, February 22, 2002, 1:55 PM -0500 SheilaThomas <sthomas@ohiocpa.net> wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > My apologies to those getting this message twice... > > I am hoping someone out there can help me. I am looking for a > company/person who can print my GEDCOM file into a tree on BIG > paper (suitable for hanging up at a family reunion). > > I live in Central Ohio, but am willing to send it if a local > printer can not be found. > > Thank you for your time, > > Sheila Thomas > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > CPAs . . . Making Sense of a Changing and Complex World. > > > > ______________________________