Have a great deal of info on the HOY family, but have hit somewhat of a brick wall with Suzanna (HOY) & David BOWMAN. She was born 1836 in Perry Co., d/o John Stace & Margaret (GORDON) HOY. David was born ca 1835 in OH, according to census records. In the 1880 census, I have found them in Humboldt, Coles Co., IL, but have no death dates, burial places or even if they had any children. Also need David's parents. Thanks!! Brenda Van Dyke bjvd@greenapple.com

Here is my roll call. Isaac REYNOLDS m. Mary COLE 1838. Both b. in MD 1766 & 1775, lived in PA and Perry Co, OH. Both d. White Co. or Carroll Co, IN in 1838 & 1851. Son Ebenezer REYNOLDS b. 1801 PA d.1861 Perry Co, OH m. Maria Elizabeth YOST 1825 in Perry Co, OH She was b. 1805 d. 1839 OH. Son Isaac REYNOLDS b. 1830 OH d. 1904. m. Polly Ann SCHOCK b. 1838 d. 1928. Both d. White or Carroll Co, IN (counties are connecting) Bruce from Indiana

Robert MATTOX b. abt 1842, m. Amelia TILTON 1862 divorced, d. ? Lived at Crooksville, Harrison Twsp, Perry Co, OH. Would like to find info on death, 2nd marriage, etc. Parents: Aaron MATTOX and Sarah SHAW. Need death dates on Aaron and Sarah. Mary "Polly" CHILCOTE (CHILCOTTE/CHILCOAT) b, 1806-VA, m. Thomas TILTON 1821, d. 1886. Parents: John CHILCOTE b. abt 1788 ?. Any info would be helpful. Thomas TATMAN b. abt 1762, m. Margaret HOUSE b. abt 1792. Need death dates. Thanks, Charletta in Kansas City

My great grandfather was Benjamin Morgan b.31 Oct.1782 PA d. 21 Feb. 1871 m.12 June 1803 to Josina Bedegrew. My grandfather was Samuel Morgan b. 7 Sept. 1815 d. 9 Apr. 1900. m. Hannah Drake 1856 (2nd wife, !st was Elizabeth Rose). All Perry Co. Any connection?

Nah, the lines have just been quiet because the magpie has been ill and off line. Usually, whenever, Tim or I THINK that Angela needs a little stirring up, one of us takes care of the matter. I guess w / me out of it for the pat 6 wks. almost, Tim dropped the ball and didn't get anything going. I am wondering, and our illustrious list manager can make the decision on this because sometimes people get carried away. However, it seems like it has been quite a while, unless it was recently, since we had a simple roll call. I don't mean 400 words of description for each Perry Co line you are researching. Just, first and last names, wives, and time frame would keep it simple. How about it, Angela, should we see if anyone out there knows anything about my people? For example, PETTY, Joseph, wife Elizabeth ?, son Jacob, b. 1801 in NJ. Line through Josiah, s/o of Jacob and Millie BARNES PETTY, Reading Tp. ELDER, Minnesota, wife of Wm H. Petty, d/o of Ashbury ELDER I am told, don't have documentation yet; need picture ID of Minnesota MURDOCK, Arthur, came from N. Ireland ca. 1820 to Chester Co., PA, to OH after 1825 sometime; 2nd wife Hannah HANTHORN, line through s/o Arthur and first wife who died in IRELAND, George and Sarah Angelina MAJOR, both born. ca. 1810, both died leaving possibly two sons, Archibald MAJOR MURDOCK and perhaps James Arthur MURDOCK; need burial and death info for parents and fate of James Arthur If we limit each query to 3-4 names and put the names in caps at the top it is easy to see if you need to read this one or that one. What do you think? There might be a Petty researcher lurking around the corner somewhere who has not heard from me! I'm glad to be coming back after almost taking the big trip w/ adverse reaction to anesthetic. I am weak, but the mouth still goes and the typing is coming back. So look out list, there will be no more quiet. Angela, did my article about the Petty Researchers meeting in July get posted on here? Love to all, MaRGE,

Does anyone have acess to the Perry Co tax list for 1825 -27? Looking for Dougan/Dugan Robert. Sure would appreciate your help.....thanks betty...< ><

Roll Call: ~~~ROBERT DUGAN (Dougan) b. 20 Sept 1810 1810 PA. died on Oct 4, 1850 buried Sec E Greenwood Cemetery Zanesville, Ohio married 7 Jan. 1827 PLACE Perry Co. Oh. wife BARBARA GILES b. c 1812 PA d. not sure 11 Aug 1870 or 29 April 1911 Rehoboth Ohio, perhaps buried there. ~~~GILES: Barbary Giles/Gieles/Jiles parents are JOHN/HENRY GILES and ROSANNA FLOWERS. I am searching for the parents of ROBERT DUGAN/DOUGAN and Barbary/Barbara GILES grandparents, both GILES & FLOWERS and would appreciate all the help I can get... I do have Robert & Barbara's kids listed below & on Perry Co Genealogy site. CHILDREN # 1 Rosanna BORN 27 Sept.1827 PLACE Roseville, Muskingum Co OH (?) DIED 05 Feb 1909 PLACE Zanesville Ohio BURIED PLACE Greenwood Cem. Zanesville OH SPOUSE John Francis Groomes MARR. 21 Jan 1849 PLACE Zanesville OH ………………………………………………………………………. # 2 Barbara Ann BORN 30 April 1830 PLACE Putnam Oh DIED 19 Jan 1921 PLACE Muskingum Co. OH BURIED PLACE Millersburg Homes Co OH SPOUSE John Jordan MARR. 28 Feb 1856 PLACE ……………………………………………………………………… # 3 Margaret BORN c 1833 PLACE OH DIED BURIED Isacc Reed SPOUSE Isaac Reed MARR. 24 Dec 1862 PLACE Muskingum Co. OH ……………………………………………………………………….. #4 William BORN c 1834 PLACE OH DIED BURIED SPOUSE MARR. ……………………………………………………………………….. #5 John BORN c 1836 PLACE OH DIED BURIED SPOUSE MARR. …………………………………………………………………….. # 6 Mary Ann BORN 7 April 1838 PLACE OH DIED 7 Aug 1892 PLACE Villisca Iowa BURIED PLACE Montgonery CO. Iowa SPOUSE William Coy MARR. 13 Feb 1856 PLACE Coshocton Co. OH …………………………………………………………………….. # 7 Elizabeth BORN c 1841 PLACE OH DIED 7 Nov 1866 PLACE Tazewell Ill. BURIED PLACE Oak View Cem. Tazewell Ill. SPOUSE Samuel L. Gloomes MARR. 23 Dec 1862 PLACE Perry Co. OH ……………………………………………………………………… # 8 Rebecca BORN c 1841 PLACE OH DIED c 1884 PLACE BURIED SPOUSE Thomas Clark MARR 24 March 1870 PLACE Perry Co. Oh OTHER SPOUSE #1 David Harrier MARR 5 April 1863 PLACE Muskingum Co. Ohio …………………………………………………………………….. # 9 George Albert BORN Sept. 1843 PLACE Perry Co. OH DIED Sept 1897 PLACE Marion Co. In. BURIED PLACE Union Chapel Cem. Indianapolis, IN. SPOUSE Susan Jane Atkins MARR 23 Oct 1867 PLACE Boone Co. In. ……………………………………………………………………. # 10 Catherine BORN 1 July 1846 PLACE Oh DIED 13 Nov. 1918 PLACE Muskingum Co. Oh BURIED PLACE Greenwood Cem. Zanesville, OH SPOUSE Albert Camp MARR 14 June 1866 PLACE Perry Co. Ohio …………………………………………………………………….. # 11 Eliza Jane BORN c1848 PLACE OH DIED c 1899/90 PLACE Bedford Iowa (?) BURIED PLACE Taylor Iowa (?) SPOUSE Henry Clay Hoops MARR. 31 Dec 1863 PLACE Perry Co. Ohio thanks for your help....betty .

Ah yes, I'm still here! Silently working away trying to get caught up on two and a half months worth of back-log from moving! Thankfully I don't *EVER* plan on doing that again! And to think, I didn't even have to move all of our kids and worldly possessions in a wagon and moving only thirty miles a day! Now that you pointed it out, Tim hasn't heckled me in quite a while! Maybe because I myself have been quiet! And yes, a roll call about now would probably be a good idea. There are (off the top of my head) about 300 subscribers to this list so go ahead and put your surnames out here for everyone to see! If you would please, follow Marge's format below, such as include dates, places, etc. if you know them. Its hard to know if you are researching the same as I when all you put is "Looking for SMITH!" (By the way, I'm not researching Smith's, just an example.) And putting SURNAMES in caps is a very good attention grabber, especially for those who skim an email looking for just the surnames (yes, I will admit to doing just that)! I will throw mine out later, need to get my dates in order so I can follow my own guide lines :) No Marge, your article hasn't appeared on here though I will eventually get it on the website. It's on my list! Having a dilly of a time finishing unpacking my genealogy things. Others helped packed some of it and CD's got put in cases other than the ones they are supposed to be in so opening up a case is always a surprise anymore! I *think* they meant it as a practical joke but I can't find half of what I'm looking for anymore! ** Hal ** this is what has happened to the CD you sent me, got the case right here with one of my music CD's in it so I'm still unpacking to find the music CD case to get your disk! (And my mother wondered why I wanted to pack everything myself!!) So, on with the roll call and I've got digging to do and rugrats to clean up! Angela ----- Original Message ----- From: MAPPAUSTEN@aol.com To: OHPERRY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 6:15 PM Subject: [OHPERRY] Re: OHPERRY-Quiet LINES(PETTY, MAJOR, MURDOCK, ELDER) Nah, the lines have just been quiet because the magpie has been ill and off line. Usually, whenever, Tim or I THINK that Angela needs a little stirring up, one of us takes care of the matter. I guess w / me out of it for the pat 6 wks. almost, Tim dropped the ball and didn't get anything going. I am wondering, and our illustrious list manager can make the decision on this because sometimes people get carried away. However, it seems like it has been quite a while, unless it was recently, since we had a simple roll call. I don't mean 400 words of description for each Perry Co line you are researching. Just, first and last names, wives, and time frame would keep it simple. How about it, Angela, should we see if anyone out there knows anything about my people? For example, PETTY, Joseph, wife Elizabeth ?, son Jacob, b. 1801 in NJ. Line through Josiah, s/o of Jacob and Millie BARNES PETTY, Reading Tp. ELDER, Minnesota, wife of Wm H. Petty, d/o of Ashbury ELDER I am told, don't have documentation yet; need picture ID of Minnesota MURDOCK, Arthur, came from N. Ireland ca. 1820 to Chester Co., PA, to OH after 1825 sometime; 2nd wife Hannah HANTHORN, line through s/o Arthur and first wife who died in IRELAND, George and Sarah Angelina MAJOR, both born. ca. 1810, both died leaving possibly two sons, Archibald MAJOR MURDOCK and perhaps James Arthur MURDOCK; need burial and death info for parents and fate of James Arthur If we limit each query to 3-4 names and put the names in caps at the top it is easy to see if you need to read this one or that one. What do you think? There might be a Petty researcher lurking around the corner somewhere who has not heard from me! I'm glad to be coming back after almost taking the big trip w/ adverse reaction to anesthetic. I am weak, but the mouth still goes and the typing is coming back. So look out list, there will be no more quiet. Angela, did my article about the Petty Researchers meeting in July get posted on here? Love to all, MaRGE, ==== 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 leave OHPERRY-D, do the same thing with OHPERRY-D-request@rootsweb.com.

The lines have been unusually silent so I am checking to see if I am still on the OH-PERRY list. Carole williams@sunet.net

You might find it interesting to know that there is a 1854 Reappraisement Book at the Perry County Archives that lists a Kennedy, Jane in R16/T15/Section 31 in Jackson Twp. 81 acres with a value of $769. The entire Jackson Twp list from this book will appeared in the Spring and Summer issues of the Perry County OGS, Heirlines Newsletter. For more details in becoming a member for only $10/yr, go to perrygenealogy.net. The newsletters are packed full of info, often 16-18 pages per issue (quarterly). Check it out. Hope this helps, Smiles, Teresa > > From: Stacy R. Whitney <srw@columbus.rr.com> > > To: OHPERRY-L@rootsweb.com > <OHPERRY-L@rootsweb.com> > > Date: Friday, August 10, 2001 9:07 AM > > Subject: [OHPERRY] Middletown, Ohio > > > > > > >Hi; > > > > > >Does anyone know whether Middletown, Ohio, still > exists? It was near the > > southern border of Jackson Township, Perry County. > I have located it on > an > > 1850 map - it's north of Maxville and south of > Crossenville. I tried to > > reconcile the 1850 map with a current road map, > and took a little tour of > > the area (to no avail.) > > > > > >I found some information in the 1980 Perry County > History book that makes > > it sound like Middletown is still there... "In > 1815, Fairview United > > Brethern Church was organized near the southern > line of the township, > later > > Middletown." > > > > > >I'd appreciate any information you have. My > g-g-grandfather, Robert > > KENNEDY, was born near Middletown, and was > schooled somewhere in the area. > > > > > >Thanks, > > >Stacy > > > > > > > > >==== 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 > > > > > > > ==== OHPERRY Mailing List ==== > Browse the OHPerry list archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/ohperry > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger http://im.yahoo.com

ROBERT BROWN b ca 1780 MD, probably greater Baltimore area. Reportedly went "west" to PA then OH in about 1815. Was he the ROBERT BROWN b 1779 (MD), living in Perry County OH, 1850 Census, Monroe Twp, with wife SARAH? Robert's son LLOYD BROWN lived a time in Muskingum County OH, married to a Perry County OH girl, SARAH (SALLY) PARGIN. Then LLOYD moved to Madison Co Indiana. Known ch were ELIAS, ANDERSON, OBADIAH, ELIJAH, REBECCA, SARAH, and CATHERINE BROWN. Father ROBERT had a son HENRY, and probably other sons ELIAS and WILLIAM who, like LLOYD, moved to Madison Co IN.

Hello All, Does anyone have information on Leroy Hudson Read born 13 Jul 1841 in Bearfield Twp, Perry Co.? His parents were John M. and Sarah (?) Read. Their children were Hester, Mary J., Leah C., Caroline T., Margaret M., Eliza E., Leroy Hudson, and Joseph B Read. I'm hoping he may be my Leroy Read. My Leroy was in the Civil War (Co. G, 1st. Reg. Cav, Ohio Volunteers, enlisted 6 Aug 1861 at Camp Dennison, OH). In 1865 he was living in Marathon, Ohio. He married Louise Lister on 18 Feb 1874 in Labette Co., KS. He died there on 7 Feb 1881 of his war wounds. He and Louise had three children: Hester L. b. 22 Feb 1875, Mark C. b. 10 Sep 1877 and Elizabeth P. b. 5 Nov 1879, all in Labette Co. My Leroy Read indicates on census records that he was from Ohio and his age on census records indicate a birth about 1841. He also had a daughter, Hester, so it makes the connection with Leroy Hudson Read more plausible. Are these two Leroy Reads the same man? Debbie in Oregon

Nola Miles Rogers sent the following info to me and would like to pass this on to the list as I know many subscribers also research in Licking County. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I would like to extend an invitation to the Licking County Genealogical Society Meeting Monday Sept 10, at 7:00 P.M. at the Newark Public Library 101 West Main Street Newark, Ohio large first floor meeting room. Program will be presented by Sheri Pettit of Hunting , West Virginia, subject "Wild and Wonderful West Virginia, Sheri delivers a great program for those researching ancestors in West Virginia, all are welcome and bring a friend. There is not a charge for this program. Nola Miles Rogers Visit: Licking County USGenWeb-genealogical research site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlickin/ My Hobbies,Professional,Ohio History and Genealogies Pages http://nolas.freeservers.com/index.html American Local History Network WEBSITE http://www.alhn.org/state/index.html LICKING COUNTY OHIO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY WEBSITE http://www.npls.org/pub_lcgs_web/lcgscal.htm

Hello to all, Is anyone researching either of these families? PHERSON & COMBS I am interested in the following individuals. John COMBS b. between 1823 and 1840 d. probably between 1852 and 1860 married in 1849 Martha PHERSON b. abt 1824 They had children William born abt 1852 Sarah born abt 1853 I believe Martha's mother was Margaret PHERSON b. abt. 1783 in PA John's parents were: William COMBS b. between 1780 and 1790 in VA and Sarah ? b. abt 1797 I have more information I will be glad to share. Thanks for any help, Kathy

Hi, I am new to this list. My primary interest in Perry County is the Tatman and House families. My gggrandfather is Ezra House who married Julia Ann Tatman in Perry Co, OH in 1856. I am searching for the parents of both. I have reached a dead end in this search and hope to find a new lead or something helpful. Ezra's mother is listed as Ann House on the 1850 census but apparently his father had already died as he is not listed in the household. Ezra's brother is William House. Both lived in Fairfield County in the 1860 census and later moved to Washington Co, Iowa as did some of the Tatman family. I have not been able to learn the parentage of Julia Ann Tatman at all! Any help with these families is well appreciated. Sincerely, Brenda Hay Visit my web site for databases of AL, GA, IA, IN, KY, MO, NC, TN and TX: CENSUS ONLINE & OTHER DIGGINS http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/census1.htm

Seeking descendants of George GORDON and Hannah HAMMISFAIR. It is said that they had 9 children. Their oldest son, Charles, married Clarissa VANDENBURGH in 1841 and the daughter of Charles and Clarissa, Clarissa C. GORDON, is later possibly listed as Caroline in a census record. Aside from learning siblings of Charles, I am trying to determine if Caroline was a favored name in the GORDON family and possibly Clarissa's middle name. Sandy

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.

Hi: I think we have talked before. I do enjoy your website. My Angle connection is with John Paul anghle and his father Paul Angle. I show John Paul as being born in Jackson Twp. Perry Co. in 1822. I would be happy to see what you have and will share all of my material. Thanks Kennie

Hi Gary: Thanks for your reply. I have Aaron Angle marrying Phoebe VanAtta. I show three sons: George, Stephen and Jacob. Do you want to exchange further info? Kennie

I only have info on Mary Ann Petty VANATTA ANGLE who married and had several children by him prior to his death and then married Rev. John Leman. There were no children to the third marriage. There were 2 or 3 Vanatta children to the first husband. If you are interested in what I have you are most welcome to it. The ANGLE husband also had children by his first wife who died. I have their names also. Marjory PETTY Austen MAPPAusten@aol.lcom