My gr. grandmother was Matilda Ann Moore, married to Ward B. Powell of Ashville and Walnut Twp. Pickaway Co. OH. She was d/o George Moore and Malinda Hoover who m. Pickaway Co. 1863. George Moore born ca. 1833 either in PN. or TN. I cannot find information on this family after the 1880 Pickaway Co. Census. (Other then Matilda Ann's family) Children listed in 1880, Mary E. b. 1863, Anna b. 1866, George b. 1868, Clara b. 1874, Charlotte b.1875, Laura b. 1877. If names are familiar, please contact me. Thank you in advance, Mary A. Powell Sutphin

Don't know what key I pressed..didn't get to correct the original, please excuse my fumbling here. Anyway, Elonzo and Ann Hein had the one son, Fred. this is not documented. Much of the information stated is in the form of actual records. There is a lot of family history that I could share. Perhaps off line would be the best way. There are several names that are of interest...Benjamin Franklin, the name Curtis, name Sprague, and Sarah Arvella. Do any of these show up in your records? I think they must be family names from the Rogers side. Again to all, please excuse the very inept method of transfering data. Hopefully, the content rather than the manner will be of primary interest. So many have helped me, may this help others. Bee

Hello, Maxine..Well, this is exciting!!I have not known anythng concrete about Elizabeth's family other than most of her children say she was born in Ohio.So glad to meet you. Please accept my condolences for the loss of your sister. Your mention of Ananias sent me scurrying to find a faded, tattered piece of paper that I have been carrying around for over forty years. There my mother had written : Ananias Rogers , lived in Delaware, was a farmer and had taught school. Rumored to be a cousin of Commodore Rogers, who left the service of England to take charge of the American fleet(war of 1812?). After the war settled in Delaware.He was married to Anna Gordy.By the name Rogers she has written..Sam Neph served in the civil war. (I don't know what that meant and the page was torn off there, might have been other information now lost.).. Below is the information that I have on the children of Nicholas and Elizabeth. Perhaps others will read this and have more to share. born. ........ married............ died......... buried Nicholas J. Lape abt. 1817 in OH Dec. 22, 1841 11/25/1865 IL Elizabeth A. Rogers OH Elizabeth's second marriage was to William Bailey, June 26, 1867. She eventually moved to NE where she died , Dec. 30, 190l. I don't know what happened to William Bailey. 1.. Clarissa Caroline born..14 April ..1844..Oh marr. 6 June 1867, Il to Mathias Edgar in Kinmundy, IL 2nd marr. early 1800's to Charles Price in NE died 11 May 1913 in McCook, NE. Supposed to be buried in Cambridge but I haven't found her there. 2.Ann born.22 Dec. 1846 marr. 15 Dec. 1867to Dewitt Stout in Il.Second marriage to a Looney. She died 17 June 1896.Chicago, Il 3. Benjamin Franklin.....born 24 June 1848 in Oh. 4. Andrew Rogers born..15 March 1850 . Circleville, Pickaway Co. Oh.First marr. to Lydia Burr 14 April 1881. Then to Annie Corkill 14 April 1881. 5. William Addison...born 30 Nov. 1852 Oh. marr. 14 June 1888 to Philinda Stickell , Bureau Co. Il. He died 26 Dec. 1890. buried 1890 in Shickley, Flmore Co. NE 6. John Sprague born 9 Nov 1854 in Oh.Marr. Anna? divorced. Died 1 Sept. 1941 Elmore Co. ID 7. Nancy Matilda born 31 Oct. 1856. Supposedly marr. a Price 8, Liddy Elizabeth born...1 Sept 1858 9.Sarah Arvella..born 6 Feb 1860. Married John Kinsla 10 Feb 1883 in Braidwood , Will co. Il. 10. Elonzo Curtis born..4 May 1861 near Columbus, Il.. First married to Hattie Phillips in (They had one son ( Benjamin Curtis)that I know of who was born in Hastings NE 1888 and died in Tehachapi, CA March 30, 1947. ) Elonzo and Hattie were marr.at Kinsman,Grundy Co. 10 July 1883. Second marr. to Annie Hein 18 Dec. 1901. Supposedly they were divorced, had one son named

Hi, Bee Elizabeth Ann Rogers had a sister Mary Jane Rogers. Mary Jane married Isaac Church Keck--my great grandparents. It looks like you and I are cousins. I would appreciate the info you have as I am trying to trace the descendants of Ananias and Anna Gordy Vance Rogers. I live in California but was fortunate to be able to research (in person) the area of Circleville and Lancaster. My sister and I traveled and researched there. We had planned to return for more research but my sister passed away with cancer. I would really appreciate any help you can give me on this family. Do you know Ananias Rogers parents? Maxine -----Original Message----- From: thomas baker <lazybee@uswest.net> To: OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 26, 2000 7:01 PM Subject: [OHPICKAW] Lapes in Ohio >Hello, Maxine..Regarding Nicholas J. Lape and Elizabeth Ann >Rogers.Actually, they had ten children, Clarissa being the >oldest. I have a LOT of information on most of the others. I >am descended from Clara...are we related?Bee >

I am researching Henry Russell who lived in Bedford Cty, Pa during early 1800's. His daughter Rachel married Henry Imler in Bedford Cty and moved with him back to Ohio, Pickaway County (Whisler). Henry Russell was born approx. 1767. Any help would be appreciated. Tish Klock Goodrich, Texas SCHcrochet@aol.com wrote: > I have about 30 Russell's buried in Forest Cemetery that appear on the same > page as some of my family, anyone searching Russell? Contact me > > Sandy

Hello, Maxine..Regarding Nicholas J. Lape and Elizabeth Ann Rogers.Actually, they had ten children, Clarissa being the oldest. I have a LOT of information on most of the others. I am descended from Clara...are we related?Bee

Please forgive the former message. I hit that reply button by accident. Again my apologies bev ----- Original Message ----- From: <BTilton544@aol.com> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 6:41 PM Subject: Re: [OHPICKAW] Re: GORDY/CRABILL/TILTON > Toni, > Sorry, I don't have your GORDYs or CRABILLs, but thought it interesting that > my TILTON family also migrated from Pickaway County to Macon County, IL at > about the same time as yours. Joseph TILTON was born Jan, 1841, in Pickaway > (parents unknown) and married Mary ADAMS in Macon Co, IL, in 1867. They are > found in Pike County, MO, in the 1870 census. > > I appreciate hearing about any possible TILTON connections. > Thanks, > Barbara Tilton > in Florida > >

Barbara: I see your listing. Max told me that the emails I sent from my office few wks ago probably did not go through. So, I just imagine the one I sent to you was on "that list". So, just touching base to apologize. Hope you are doing well. And as in previous email (which you probably did not get) I do have some records of Joseph Tilton and military service. I just have been so busy this summer, I have not done a thing re: genealogy. Cousin Joan had open heart surgery and has sure had a long road to recover. til later, bev ----- Original Message ----- From: <BTilton544@aol.com> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 6:41 PM Subject: Re: [OHPICKAW] Re: GORDY/CRABILL/TILTON > Toni, > Sorry, I don't have your GORDYs or CRABILLs, but thought it interesting that > my TILTON family also migrated from Pickaway County to Macon County, IL at > about the same time as yours. Joseph TILTON was born Jan, 1841, in Pickaway > (parents unknown) and married Mary ADAMS in Macon Co, IL, in 1867. They are > found in Pike County, MO, in the 1870 census. > > I appreciate hearing about any possible TILTON connections. > Thanks, > Barbara Tilton > in Florida > >

Hi, If you find any with the name Lape, I would be interested, also. About all I have is the marriage of Nicholas J. Lape I to Elizabeth (Betty) Ann Rogers and their 3 children: Clarissa C. b ca 1846, Marie M. b ca 1848 and Benjamin b ca 1849, all born in Pickaway Co. I have not found marriage records, etc. Elizabeth Rogers was later married to William Bailey (22 Dec 1841). They lived in Marion Co., Ill. on 30 August 1857. In the Springfield, Ill. City Directory, in 1938 Bailey, Wm. J. (Marie) was employed at the Havanna Stockyard. Do you have information that could help me? Thank you. Maxine -----Original Message----- From: thomas baker <lazybee@uswest.net> To: OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 7:24 PM Subject: [OHPICKAW] Looking up records >Hello, Pam..do you still have the books and are willing to >do a lookup for me? >If so, the name is Lape.I think that there were few by that >name. If there is a lot of information I certainly don't >expect you to send it. I do understand.Just say so. >So, at your convenience, would you please check the early >marriage book? I have the data on Nicholas J. Lape who >married Elizabeth Rogers in 1841. I'm looking for his >father and perhaps others who would be siblings. >Thanking you in advance. Bee...lazybee@uswest.net >

I have about 30 Russell's buried in Forest Cemetery that appear on the same page as some of my family, anyone searching Russell? Contact me Sandy

Toni, Sorry, I don't have your GORDYs or CRABILLs, but thought it interesting that my TILTON family also migrated from Pickaway County to Macon County, IL at about the same time as yours. Joseph TILTON was born Jan, 1841, in Pickaway (parents unknown) and married Mary ADAMS in Macon Co, IL, in 1867. They are found in Pike County, MO, in the 1870 census. I appreciate hearing about any possible TILTON connections. Thanks, Barbara Tilton in Florida

Louie, None of the names you mentioned seemed to match any of mine. I would still be interested in what ever you can tell me though. You never know when one thing will lead to another! Thanks, Bonnie

Hello, Pam..do you still have the books and are willing to do a lookup for me? If so, the name is Lape.I think that there were few by that name. If there is a lot of information I certainly don't expect you to send it. I do understand.Just say so. So, at your convenience, would you please check the early marriage book? I have the data on Nicholas J. Lape who married Elizabeth Rogers in 1841. I'm looking for his father and perhaps others who would be siblings. Thanking you in advance. Bee...lazybee@uswest.net

Hi Toni, My John Gordy, Sr. was born c. 1760 in DE and his son John Gordy, Jr. c. 1790 in Sussex County, DE. JG Sr. married Elinor Ellenor and JG Jr. married Sarah Smith. At least that is what has been passed down in my family. I'm trying to track down some proof. JG Jr might have had a son named John along with 10 other children. Elijah is mine. I don't have any information on anyone except him, sorry. If I run across anything I'll sure pass it on. Bonnie

Hi Bonnie, I have a John Gordy married to Susan J. CRABILL, I don't have much on him. She was b. 1829, Pickaway Co., and died bef. 1870. Her children are mentioned in her Father's will. They lived in Macon. Co. ILL in 1870, children are Elizabeth A., Mary, Rebecca J., Thomas B. Do you have anything further on them? Toni > > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [OHPICKAW] GORDY, MORTON > Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 23:10:39 -0500 > From: "Bonnie Wilson" <wbzjw@netins.net> > To: OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com > > I'm searching for more information on John Gordy both, Sr. and Jr. born in Delaware 1760 & 1790 respectively . Any info on Elijah Gordy born 8-3-1818 who married Eliza Jane Morton in 1848 or early information on David Morton born 1-10-1851, married to Catherine Collins Reed in 1881. Thanks ahead for anything you can send me. Bonnie

I'm searching for more information on John Gordy both, Sr. and Jr. born in Delaware 1760 & 1790 respectively . Any info on Elijah Gordy born 8-3-1818 who married Eliza Jane Morton in 1848 or early information on David Morton born 1-10-1851, married to Catherine Collins Reed in 1881. Thanks ahead for anything you can send me. Bonnie

Donna, Would you check your book for CRABILL or GRAYBILL, John, Abraham or David, LISTER, James or William and ANDERSON, James Thank you so much for your time, Toni

Donna, Would you mind checking in your book for any Moomey's. Name could be spelled Mumme, Mumma or a few other ways. Thanks for your help. Avie

I'm sorry I don't have the book. It was just some my sister had copied when she was in Ohio. Sorry, Donna

Donna, Does your book have any Palms or baileys in Circleville? pat ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna Van Zandt <donavan@netins.net> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 11:48 AM Subject: [OHPICKAW] Scott Beatty > PORTRAIT AND BIGRAPHICAL RECORD of FAYETTE, PICKAWAY and MADISON > COUNTIES, OHIO > Chicago-Chapman Bros.-1892 > > Pg. 436 > > Scott Beatty, a resident of Perry Township, Pickaway County, Ohio, is a > native citizen of Marion Township, Fayette County, having had his birth > September 9, 1850. The father bears the name of I. N. Beatty, and is > one of the most prosperous farmers and stock-raisers in Pickaway > County. A sketch of the father will be found elsewhere in this book. > The mother was known in her maidenhood by the name of Margaret Hidy, and > with her husband, was a native of Ohio. > Our subject received the advantages of a common-school education, > supplemented by a course of two years at the Southwestern Normal at > Lebanon, Ohio. At the age of twenty-one years he commenced in active > life for himself, taking up farming and stock-raising on the same farm > he now occupies and which occupation he still carries on successfully. > Mr. Beatty was married in July, 1875, to Mary Decker, a native of Ohio, > and a daughter of A. S. Decker, a native of Switzerland. The father > came to this country at an early age and engaged in the business of > harness-making, which vocation he has ever since continued. He married, > in 1850, Catherine Timmons, a native of Ohio, and by this union two > children have been born, Mary, the wife of our subject, being the > elder. J. B. is now living in Fayette County. One child has come to > bless the home and fireside of our subject and his estimable wife, to > whom they have given the name of Maggie Alma, who was born July 3, 1876. > Our subject is a staunch Republican in his political views, and, in his > religious belief, is a Universalist. He is a member of F. & A. M. Lodge > No. 392, at New Holland, and also belongs to the John A. Logan Lodge, K. > of P., and has belonged to the school Board, and been President of the > same for years. His farm consists of two hundred and forty broad and > fertile acres of finely improved land and is located three and one half > miles from New Holland. On this place he carries on general farming, > and is an extensive dealer in stock, having some of the best in the > township. He is a man who is well liked by everyone who meets him, and > is a whole-souled and genial man, who has hosts of friends and > acquaintances. >