I need a census lookup on an ancestor for the years of 1860 and 1870. I have very close information but nothing conclusive. I have a Daniel Leach born about 1827 who married a Catherine Kidwell on September 24, 1850 in Warren Co., Va. who was born about 1830. Daniel was born in Va. I have record of them giving birth to a son Thomas William Leach on January 21, 1853 from courthouse records in Warren Co., Va., The next trace I have of anything close is the 1880 census that shows a Daniel Leach born about 1828 born in Va., married to a Dolly born about 1841 with the oldest son listed as William T. Leach born about 1853. This census is from Pickaway Co., Oh. I would like a reading from the Pickaway Co., Oh census for 1860 and 1870 to see if they list Daniel and if they would lend any help in identifying him. Thanks, Stan Leach families are: Leach, Minter, Rowley, White
I seen your posting on the list briefly and was disconneted. I have now subscribed to the list so I will not have that problem again. What information do you have on the GLOYD's and what are you looking for, I recall seeing something about a Ralph GLOYD then the machine went down. I have a Ralph in my tree. Kathy Also searching BARNHART, BARR. BRECKENRIDGE, BROTHERTON, CHENOWETH, DARNELL, DERFLINGER, DURFLINGER, FITZGERALD, GIX, GLOYD, GRUBE, HAID, HARRISON, HARSHBARGER, HEDGES, JACOB, JACOBS, JOHNSTON, KLEIN, KNOTT, KREACHBAUM, MAURER, MYERS, MOREHART, PARKER, PRINCE, RAREY, REESE, ROBINSON, SAWYER, SHELL, SONGER, SMITH, SWARTZ, TOMLISON, TUNNEL, TUTTLE, WEYGANDT, WHITE, WICKLIFF, ZIMMERMAN ZWYER. ________________________________________________________________ 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/web/.
Looking at internment cards in the office at Reber Hill Cemetery, Walnut Tp, Pickaway County, where an ancestor Ruth Lane Brown 's headstone is at, I found that she had originally been buried at Martin Cemetery. I'm trying to find where Martin Cemetery would have existed and why those laid to rest there were moved. Thanks, Mike at msb@core.com
Joe, I found the following GAY marriages in the book, "Marriage Records, Pickaway Co.,OH 1810-1862" published by the Pickaway County Historical Society. I noticed that there are 2 entries for Sarah HEDGES marrying Isaac & Joshua GAY on May 11th in 1834 & 1838, so you may need to have someone check the actual court records to see if this a mistake. 1. Benjamin F. m. 30 Nov 1856 Eliza KING by unknown 2. Elizabeth m. 21 Jul 1834 William REED Jr. by (blank) 3. Isaac m. 11 May 1838 Sarah HEDGES by Alex McClean JP 4. James m. 27 May 1832 Pamela ROSS by John Coons Rev. 5. John Jr. m. 30 May 1825 Margaret BRADY by (blank) 6. Joseph m. 26 Aug 1829 Sarah EVANS by (blank) 7. Joshua m. 11 May 1834 Sarah HEDGES by Alex McClean JP 8. Joshua m. 15 Jul 1830 Mary BARTLEY by David Holderman JP 9. William m. 16 Jul 1833 Mary EVANS by (blank) Note: (Blank) "By" Column presumes that no return was received by the County. Hope this helps Cathy
Hello list I'm looking for a marriage for a William Gay and Marry Ann Hayes before 1819 in Pickaway Co. Thanks Joe Evans
Hello List I think I have found, with some digging that my William Gay is probably a brother to Jacob Gay, also from Pickaway Co., OH., that moved to Tippecanoe Co., IN about the same time William moved to the adjacant County of White. Jacob Gay shows a brother William born abt 1796 prob. PA. Their father John Gay a native on England came to Pickaway Co. from Westmoreland Co., PA in 1799 William and Mary Ann moved to White Co., IN in 1831. William died in 1840 leaving Mary Ann with 2 sons in the 1850 White co. Census. According to Pickaway Co., OH history John Gay lived to be 102 yrs 10 months. Does anyone have anymore information on this family? Thanks Joe Evans
Was there ever a coal mine at Commercial Point and if so what was the name? sharon60@shawneelink.net
THE CIRCLEVILLE UNION HERALD Thursday, October 13, 1898 Page 9 Column 4 W.H. ALBAUGH has returned from Lexington, Ky. ***** Miss Lulu HOWELL is visiting Miss Sallie HARPS, at Lancaster. ***** Mrs. W.W. MILLER, who has been visiting in Chicago for the past two weeks has returned home. ***** Mrs. John MAHONEY and Miss Bessie MOORE are visiting at the residence of John HINES, at Lancaster. Born: In this city to Mr. and Mrs. Fred MOOREHEAD, Oct, 6, 1898, a son. In this city to Mr. and Mrs. Scott BINKLEY, Oct. 6, a daughter. In Walnut township to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob WALTERS, Oct. 5, 1898, a son. In Columbus to Mr. and Mrs. E.W. BRINKER, nee SMITH, October 6, 1898, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. John TRONE, East Ringgold, Sunday, Oct. 9, 1898, a son. In this city, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. BUCHWALTER, Oct. 9, 1898, a son. In Williamsport, O., Sunday, Oct. 2, 1898, to Mr. and Mrs. James SHAW twins - a boy 8 pounds and a girl 7 1/4 pounds. ***** Died: HOSELTON - George Hoselton died at his home Saturday on Water street aged 45 years of typhoid fever. Deceased was born in Vinton county. He was a married man and leaves a wife and family. Funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Forest cemetery. ***** Private Major BRIGGS, a Chillicothe man, has been appointed regimental sergeant major and Corporal Walter HARVEY of Pomeroy has been made sergeant major of the Fourth battalion, both of the Seventh. The men who held these positions during the summer have recently been discharged. ***** In a runaway accident on the Richmondale pike near High Bank in Ross county Monday afternoon Mrs. James VAUSE, her two children and a domestic were badly injured. Mrs. VAUSE and the children were picked up unconscious and the former did not rally until Tuesday afternoon. It is now thought her condition has passed the danger point. The domestic had her leg broken. Mrs. VAUSE has relatives residing in this city and Harrison townships. This and other Ohio newspaper transcriptions can been viewed at http://www.fullenfamily.com Joyce Fullen Grove City OH _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
...On the internet, someone else researching your line: Leaves from our tree Entries: 31837 Updated: Sun Sep 2 23:45:26 2001 Contact: Laurie-Ann Curry <sutler@bluemarble.net> ID: I3699 Name: William GAY Sex: M Death: 1840 Marriage 1 Mary Ann HAYES Children Nancy GAY b: 1819 ----- Original Message ----- From: <GEvans4010@aol.com> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2002 10:13 AM Subject: William Gay & Mary Ann Hayes OH>IN 1831 > Hello List > I'm looking for the parents of William Gay (b. 1800 or before) and May Ann > Hayes > who moved to White Co., IN with the Page family in 1831. > Perhaps some on has done the history of the Gays? > Thank you > Joe Evans
In a message dated 7/13/02 4:02:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time, OHPICKAW-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Does anyone know the name of a cemetery in Stoutsville?? Or if anyone > is going there I will gladly pay for a picture of my Aunt's stone. > > Tootsie > i think maple hill cemetery is in stoutsville,ohio. a little road runs along side of either a church or a school. sorry i cant be more help. susie
Hello List I'm looking for the parents of William Gay (b. 1800 or before) and May Ann Hayes who moved to White Co., IN with the Page family in 1831. Perhaps some on has done the history of the Gays? Thank you Joe Evans
"Imler Cemetery" "Infirmary Cemetery" "Rice and Black Cemetery" "Stout Cemetery" "Zion Cemetery" ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tootsie" <thelmamarie55@earthlink.net> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 11:13 PM Subject: Cemetery > Does anyone know the name of a cemetery in Stoutsville?? Or if anyone > is going there I will gladly pay for a picture of my Aunt's stone. > > Tootsie
Does anyone know the name of a cemetery in Stoutsville?? Or if anyone is going there I will gladly pay for a picture of my Aunt's stone. Tootsie
The following cemeteries have been indexed and are now on line in Benton Township of Hocking County. The pages may get busy at first so keep trying if they do not up load at your first try . If you have relatives that are buried in these cemeteries that are not listed due to missing stones please notify me. These transcriptions are correct to the best of my knowledge. Since some stones were worn and hard to read there is a chance of some errors, if so please contact me. The spellings of names are transcribed as they appeared on the stones. Good luck and I hope this helps some find their missing links. Pine Grove Cemetery: http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/pine_grove_cemetery.htm St. John or Williams Cemetery: http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/st_john_cemetery.htm Liberty Ridge Cemetery: http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/liberty_ridge_cemetery.htm Other Cemetery Readings for Benton Twp. & Hocking County, & Salt Creek Twp and cemeteries on the Vinton Hocking line can be found at my web site under Cemetery Project at: http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/hocking_genealogy.htm Some users may have to copy and paste the url into their browsers. Happy Hunting, Lona -------------------------------------------------------------------- From the Dust in the Attic, through hallowed halls, Across oceans, mountains, prairies and cemetery walls. Discovering mere glimpses of your hardships and spirit to live free, Trying to record your tears, joys, and days in the Family Tree. Drawing from fragile pages, facts that will crumble in the end, Until the truth at last shall be found when we meet again. ~ Lonadawn ~ http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/Genealogy.htm
Do you recognize these Grove City, Columbus, and Central Ohio surnames? I will gladly share info." BAER, BAIN. BAUMAN, BAUSCH, BECK, BECKER, BENZ, BETTINGER, BILLMAN, BISHOP, BOOS, BROWN, BROWNING, BUSHMAN, CAIN, CONNER, COOPER, DALGARN, DAVIS, DIECKER, EMMELHEINZ, EVANS, FARMER, FESTER, FLEMING, FLUGGE, GALLE, GRAUL, GROSSMAN, HACKETT, HAEGELE, HAENSZEL, HAGLEY, HARSCH, HEADLEE, HOLDERLE, HOFFMAN, HUBER, HUF/HOUGH, HUNTER, IFTNER, JENNY, JOEGLER, JOHNSTON , KARN, KELLER, KRIEGER. LANDES, LANDIS, LUEBBEN, MAYER, MICHAEL, MILLER, MONINGER, O'HARA, OSBORN, PATZER, PEARL, RADER, RIDER, RIEBEL, ROACH, ROHR, ROLF, RUOFF, SCHIER,SCHLOSSER, SCHMIDT/SCHMITT/SMITH, TAYLOR, TRAPP, VANBIBBER, VICK, VONDACH, WADE, WAGNER. WAHL, WELCH, WILLING, WRIGHT and many others.This mostly German family, JOHANN ADAM KARN came to US in December 1852 from Pfalz, Gommersheim, Bavaria.Thanks Allen. akarn48660@aol.com . June- Dec.( 614-882-2951) , Jan.-May (843-246-2547)
I'm seeking information on a Mr. James Clark. He would have been born ca 1790 in > Dublin, Ireland, came to America via the Virginia's (Harper's Ferry area), > first hitting Fairfield County, Ohio, and then on to Pickway County, Ohio. > > James was a weaver by trade, and when he came to Ohio was one of the > pioneer school teachers (But where?). > > James spouse's name is unknown to me, but he had a daughter named Susannah > "Susan" Clark, b: 1811 near Harper's Ferry, Virginia. She married in to the > "Siders" family in 1832 in Rockbridge County, Virginia, to Mr. Jacob > Siders, son of Mr. Solomon Siders, Jr. > > Jacob & Susan had about 11 children in Fairfield & Pickway Counties before > moving to Douglas County, Illinois, in 1852 so I'd like to think that > someone out there has the information I am seeking? > > Any help and/or leads to my James Clark, his wife's name, or his other > children's information would be kindly appreciated. PLEASE contact me via > email @HockeyChic115@aol.com. Thank you! :-) > > Respectfully, > Christine L. Siders-Olson
Thanks to all who answered. It looks like I misunderstood. Thanks for correcting me when I put virginia I should have put west virginia.. Thank you very much. Avie MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS
Hello All, I have been searching endlessly in Muskingum Co for my John & Margaret WILLIAMS ROGERS. I know they were there in the 1850 census. The last evidence I have of them in Muskingum Co was their daughter, Lucinda marrying in 1857. There is no death record for John & Margaret in Muskingum Co. John was b 1790 PA & Margaret was b 1800 PA. I have recently found that their youngest daughter, Manerva "Maggie" ROGERS was married to Benjamin MORRIS in Circleville, Pickaway Co January 30, 1862. I know that Maggie & Benjamin had at least one child, Mamie. Maggie & Benjamin both died in Circleville bef 1912. I know that Margaret was still living mid 1860's, as we have a pic of her. Does anyone recognize any of the above or can anyone search the death index for these folks? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Kathy Mahmens <hawkeyes@rogersark.net> <http://www.rogersark.net/hawkeyes>
I have seen may responses saying that couples would go to virginia to get married. What county or where should I do my search. Did they also go somewhere else besides virginia to get married? I do appreciate all the help i can get on this question. Avie
To all that sent encouraging responses, I wanted to thank you, I have tried to reply to everyone, but it is now becoming to over whelming to answer everybody back. I can understand how these list administrators that have several counties to do, feel. I have several leads and on my other lines and many many awesome folks who have offered to help. I have been researching for just a little under a year now, and have found many people and information. I have made many contacts and feel that I can help others with what I have. I have researched all that I can on my Heckman family until I receive proof from St. Augustine's church in Minster, Ohio as to who my Clemens's parents are, I am stuck. Right now he is an only child, and that is hard to believe. Through marriage, baptismal, probate and land contracts, and cemetery records WE KNOW HE EXISTS!! Ha ha To all of those people that receive a couple of hundred emails a week, I understand, I am in the same boat. It was a one time shot and proved in my mind successful. Happy Hunting Thanks, Lorrie Heckman Smith smittysix@juno.com May God be between thee and harm, in all the empty places you must walk. Researching Heckman(n),Smith,Barga,Mertz,Dotson, Ratterman,Brussell,Keesee Thanks, Lorrie Heckman Smith smittysix@juno.com May God be between thee and harm, in all the empty places you must walk. Researching Heckman(n),Smith,Barga,Mertz,Dotson, Ratterman,Brussell,Keesee