Hi all Just sent, so give him time to post a page of burials for Hitler-Ludwig Cemetery in Pickaway county for surnames: Withers Wogan Wolfe Woods Worstell Worthen Wright Yamarick Young Youst If you're looking, stop by <A HREF="http://www.scioto.org/Pickaway/index.html">Pickaway County OH: Table of Contents</A> Happy digging Sandy <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/idigclues/">Digging For Your Family Genealogy</A>

Sandy, think you for the new information. The Ashville Cemetery is especially interesting as my Wrights are buried there, but I do not know who else. I am looking for the burial place of Vinton Gilmore who died 23 June 1914. I have the death certificate, but no place of burial listed. I called Maders and they do not have records back that far, though they did handle his funeral. I believe they were living in Clarksburg area at the time of his death. His wife, Hattie Brown Gilmore, remarried and is buried in Forest Cemetery. He may be buried there, but not with her. If anyone can help locate this grave, I will be so appreciative. Thanks to all for the hard work on our Pickaway sites. Regards, Mary A. Powell Sutphin msutphin@tcia.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <SCHcrochet@aol.com> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 12:06 PM Subject: burials > Hi all > > Sent a listing of dates, and burials and some limited other info to Pickaway > Co page for the following surnames: > Wolfly > Wollington > Wood > Woodell > Woodruff > Woolweaver > Wright > Wyley > Yantes > Yearhouse > Yates > ***THE CEMETERIES FOR ABOVE ARE: Forest, Pleasant, > Ashville, New Tarlton Cem., Alkire-Tanner, Mt. Herman, Flora Peters Farm, > East Union Cem, High Street Cemetery, Conklin, New Holland, Christian, and > Reber Hill Cemetery > > if you searching these names give webmaster time to post > and hop over to <A HREF="http://www.scioto.org/Pickaway/index.html">Pickaway County OH: Table of Contents</A> > > > Happy Hunting > Sandy > <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searc hing Family Stories with Sandy</A> > > > ==== OHPICKAW Mailing List ==== > "Two generations from now it will not matter what my bank account > was...but the world may be different because I taught my child about > goodness...and kept records of their roots." > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi all Sent a listing of dates, and burials and some limited other info to Pickaway Co page for the following surnames: Wolfly Wollington Wood Woodell Woodruff Woolweaver Wright Wyley Yantes Yearhouse Yates ***THE CEMETERIES FOR ABOVE ARE: Forest, Pleasant, Ashville, New Tarlton Cem., Alkire-Tanner, Mt. Herman, Flora Peters Farm, East Union Cem, High Street Cemetery, Conklin, New Holland, Christian, and Reber Hill Cemetery if you searching these names give webmaster time to post and hop over to <A HREF="http://www.scioto.org/Pickaway/index.html">Pickaway County OH: Table of Contents</A> Happy Hunting Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A>

There must be something wrong with the dates. He can't have been born in 1815 if he died at abt age 50 in 1895. Also, did the paper come out about 6 days after he died? Around a Thursday? He was 5 days short of his 50th birthday when he died, but the paper came out after his birthday. I see the mathematical problem, but just rechecked to make sure I hadn't typed it incorrectly and that is indeed the way the article reads? microfilm #24141 from Ohio Historic Soc. Lib. I typed from a photo copy. Sorry folks November 28, 1895, Circleville Union Herald Death of Dr. J. T. Kirkendall Dr. J. T. Kirkendall died Friday afternoon about 4 o'clock at his home in Darbyville of pneumonia aged 49 years, 11 months and 25 days. The doctor has been poorly for several years past. His last sickness however, was of only a few days duration. Dr. Kirkendall was born November 27, 1815 in Darbyville and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirkendall now both deceased. He passed his early life in his native village, living with Dr. R. H. Tipton after the death of his parents until he was sixteen years old. He then went to Madison county and worked on the farm of Oliver Mitchell until he was twenty-one years of age. Ambitions to improve his education he next went to school at Lancaster where he pursued a seven months course of study and after that he began teaching school at East Lancaster, Fairfield County. He taught there one term and the ensuing twelve years was engaged in teaching in Pickaway County, having charged of a school in Darby township seven years. He read medicine five years under Dr. Tipton. Abandoning the work of teaching he turned his attention to the general mercantile business in partnership with Mr. Fissel under the firm name of Fissel and Kirkendall and for two years was thus engaged. Resuming his old calling he taught school one yar and read medicine with Dr. F. M. Black. He subsequently attended lectures at Starling Medical college, Columbus, and was graduated there from Feb 25, 1879. After leaving college he was in partnership with Dr. Black a year, since then he has been by himself. In 1880 Dr. Kirkendall was united in marriage to Miss Sallie Renick who with two sons, Benjamin R. and Edward T. survive. He also laves one sister, Mrs. John Fissel and one brother Capt. W. H. Kirkendall, both of this city. The funeral occurred Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the M. E. Church of which the doctor was for years a member. **sorry this is where my page ends folks. Sandy

There must be something wrong with the dates. He can't have been born in 1815 if he died at abt age 50 in 1895. Also, did the paper come out about 6 days after he died? Around a Thursday? He was 5 days short of his 50th birthday when he died, but the paper came out after his birthday. ----- Original Message ----- From: <SCHcrochet@aol.com> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 8:47 AM Subject: surname: Kirkendall, Tipton, Fissel, Black, Renick > November 28, 1895, Circleville Union Herald > Death of Dr. J. T. Kirkendall > Dr. J. T. Kirkendall died Friday afternoon about 4 o'clock at his home in > Darbyville of pneumonia aged 49 years, 11 months and 25 days. The doctor has > been poorly for several years past. His last sickness however, was of only a > few days duration. > > Dr. Kirkendall was born November 27, 1815 in Darbyville and was the son of > Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirkendall now both deceased. He passed his early life in > his native village, living with Dr. R. H. Tipton after the death of his > parents until he was sixteen years old. He then went to Madison county and > worked on the farm of Oliver Mitchell until he was twenty-one years of age. > Ambitions to improve his education he next went to school at Lancaster where > he pursued a seven months course of study and after that he began teaching > school at East Lancaster, Fairfield County. He taught there one term and the > ensuing twelve years was engaged in teaching in Pickaway County, having > charged of a school in Darby township seven years. He read medicine five > years under Dr. Tipton. Abandoning the work of teaching he turned his > attention to the general mercantile business in partnership with Mr. Fissel > under the firm name of Fissel and Kirkendall and for two years was thus > engaged. Resuming his old calling he taught school one yar and read medicine > with Dr. F. M. Black. He subsequently attended lectures at Starling Medical > college, Columbus, and was graduated there from Feb 25, 1879. After leaving > college he was in partnership with Dr. Black a year, since then he has been > by himself. > > In 1880 Dr. Kirkendall was united in marriage to Miss Sallie Renick who with > two sons, Benjamin R. and Edward T. survive. He also laves one sister, Mrs. > John Fissel and one brother Capt. W. H. Kirkendall, both of this city. > > The funeral occurred Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the M. E. Church of > which the doctor was for years a member. > **sorry this is where my page ends folks. > > Sandy > > <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searc hing Family Stories with Sandy</A> > > > ==== OHPICKAW Mailing List ==== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

November 28, 1895, Circleville Union Herald Death of Dr. J. T. Kirkendall Dr. J. T. Kirkendall died Friday afternoon about 4 o'clock at his home in Darbyville of pneumonia aged 49 years, 11 months and 25 days. The doctor has been poorly for several years past. His last sickness however, was of only a few days duration. Dr. Kirkendall was born November 27, 1815 in Darbyville and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirkendall now both deceased. He passed his early life in his native village, living with Dr. R. H. Tipton after the death of his parents until he was sixteen years old. He then went to Madison county and worked on the farm of Oliver Mitchell until he was twenty-one years of age. Ambitions to improve his education he next went to school at Lancaster where he pursued a seven months course of study and after that he began teaching school at East Lancaster, Fairfield County. He taught there one term and the ensuing twelve years was engaged in teaching in Pickaway County, having charged of a school in Darby township seven years. He read medicine five years under Dr. Tipton. Abandoning the work of teaching he turned his attention to the general mercantile business in partnership with Mr. Fissel under the firm name of Fissel and Kirkendall and for two years was thus engaged. Resuming his old calling he taught school one yar and read medicine with Dr. F. M. Black. He subsequently attended lectures at Starling Medical college, Columbus, and was graduated there from Feb 25, 1879. After leaving college he was in partnership with Dr. Black a year, since then he has been by himself. In 1880 Dr. Kirkendall was united in marriage to Miss Sallie Renick who with two sons, Benjamin R. and Edward T. survive. He also laves one sister, Mrs. John Fissel and one brother Capt. W. H. Kirkendall, both of this city. The funeral occurred Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the M. E. Church of which the doctor was for years a member. **sorry this is where my page ends folks. Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A>

November 28 1895, Circleville Union Herald Painful accident A.E. Patton is suffering from a very lame left limb as the result of an accident which happened Wednesday two weeks ago at Sardinia, Ohio. Mr. Patton was assisting in lifting a couple of heavy shoe trunks when one fell on his limb striking him just below the knee. A large leader was cut, rendering walking impossible for several days. He is able to get out now with the assistance of a cane. Mr. Patton but recently commended to travel for the H. C. Werner company of Zanesville having been out only three days when the accident happened. Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A>

Hi all Came across this obit while searching for others: Circleville Union Herald, December 5, 1895 Suicide at Chillicothe Newton Bookwalter of Kingston committed suicide at the home of Mrs. Lena Schaeffer near Chillicothe Sunday night by shooting himself with a thirty-eight caliber revolver. Bookwalter was employed as a farm laborer by Mrs. Shaeffer. The only reason that could be assigned for the rash act was despondency. A few weeks ago he drew his money $574 from the savings bank at Chillicothe and sent it to his mother at Kingston. Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A>

The New Holland Leader, Feb 14 1974 THACKER Mrs. Ida Belle Thacker, 84, Columbus, passed away at her residence on Thursday, Jan 31. In addition to her sons, Jesse, Paul, Calvin, John and Norman, she is survived by two brothers, dan Helsel of Zanesville and John Heisel of New Holland. Services were held on Monday, Feb 4, at the Schoedinger Linden Chapel in Columbus with Rev. Seaburn Daniel officiating. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery in Chillicothe. Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A>

Greetings, I am researching Robison families of this county. I am in need of information about the Tobias and Henry Robison families listed on the 1830 census. My William Robison was born either 1830 or 33. Was Tobias or Henry his father? Your help is most appreciated. Doreen in Oregon

Hi All, Anyone looking for Surname Bouic? Seems he lived and worked in many different areas and therefore might be a bit tough to track down. Hopefully this will help. Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A> Feb 14 1974, The New Holland Leader BOUIC Friends here have received word of the death of Fred V. Bouic of Rio Grande, a retired professor at Rio Grande College, and a former teacher of Clarksburg High School. Mr. Bouic, 89, died on Jan 28, at the Holzer Medical Center at Gallipolis. He was a native of Union County and was born at Watkins, Ohio on July 25, 1884. He began his teaching at Clarksburg High School in 1908 to 1909. He obtained a law degree and education degree from Ohio Northern University, Ohio State University and Hamilton College in Chicago, Ill. From 1921 through 1932 he was associated with the Bankers Life Insurance Co., and from 1932 to 1940 he operated a sugar business in Cuba. After returning from public school teaching, Mr. Bouic headed the Commerce Department at Rio Grande College from 1950 until 1962. He was elected by the board of trustees of Rio Grande College to the status of professor emeritus in 1962. He remained at the college as assistant librarian until June, 1973. He was buried at the Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery at Rio Grande. All of his personal property goes to the college. Mr. Bouic had returned to Clarksburg on several occasions and visited at the home of Mrs. Pryor B. Timmons and late Mr. Timmons.

The New Holland Leader Feb 14 1974 A tractor accident Feb 5 at Roush Landing, Racine Docks and Dam near Pomeroy claimed the life of Wayne E.Chappelear, 31, Pomeroy. His mother, Betty Rockwell Chappelear, and grandmother, Vianna Alsup, formerly resided in New Holland. Mr. Chappelear was killed when he tried to pull his truck out of a mudhole with a tractor. The tractor upset on him. Mrs. Chappelear was a graduate of Gahanna Lincoln High School and had extensive service with the Ohio division of Wildlife. During the past few years he madehis home near Pomeroy. He was a member of Trinity Church of Pomeroy, Masonic Lodge of Zaleski, Aladdin Shrine, Scottish Rite, and Franternal Order of Eagles. Mr. Chappelear is survived by his wfie, Patricia, one son, Robert; two daughters, Brenda and Barbara; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chappelear; two sisters, terry and Mary; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Alsup of Columbus; paternal grandmother, Carrie Chappelear; and an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Thomas of McConnelsville. Services were held at Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, on Friday, Feb 8, with Masonic service at 10 am and funeral service at 2 pm Rev. Wilbur Perrin officiated. Burial was at Sutton Methodsit Cemetery at Racine.

Circleville Union Herald Thursday, October 13, 1898 Page 9 Column 2 William DILLEY, Stoutsville, has been granted an increase in pension from $6 to $8 per month. ***** For clothing, booths, shoes, hats and gents furnishing goods go to the Blue Front Clothing House. ***** Mabel B. and Millie S, Pickaway county horses are entered in the races at Lancaster this week. ***** The laying of the new steel rail on the N & W railroad between Chillicothe and Waverly has been completed. ***** Daniel KIRWIN left Monday afternoon for Galveston, Texas, where he has secured a clerkship in a leading store in that city. ***** Rev. C.F. CREIGHTON and family have moved into the property of Mrs. YOUNG on the corner of Washington and Union streets. ***** George PRESLER, the grocer at the corner of Pickawy and Mill streets, is erecting a large addition to his grocery building. ***** On Monday evening Circleville Chapter, No. 20, Royal Arch Masons will install Judge S.W. COURTRIGHT as most excellent Grand Scribe of Ohio Royal Arch Masons. ***** Another member of the Fourth Ohio, John W. WALKE, of Company A, Columbus, has found his last resting place in Porto Rico (sic). He died October 10 of typhoid fever. ***** The transports Missouri and Panama arrived at Fort Monroe Oct. 5, with 400 sick aboard among whom were the following member of Co. M Harry YOWELL and Philip G. HERRNSTEIN. ***** Lou YOUNGMAN, who has been conducting a fruit stand, etc., in a wagon at the corner of Court and Main streets for the past year or more, has disposed of the wagon and stock and left the city in search of work. ***** Jimmy MURRAY, who is training here for his bout with Denny GALLAGHER on the 14th, has accepted Eugene BEZENAH's challenge. He would like to meet him before the Louisville Athletic club or any club that will offer the best purse. ***** Dr. T.C. TIPTON of Williamsport left for a trip through Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska. He will spend a day or two at each of the homes of a number of relatives, attend the Omaha exposition and return in two or three weeks. ***** Quite an accident occurred this side of FORESMAN's mill Sunday evening. Four parties were racing and when near the mill where the road is narrow, they collided piling the vehicles against the fence. It is not known who the parties were or whether they were injured. ***** Sunday night the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church considered the subject of "Our Country" and patriotic songs, speeches, readings and bible quotations were participated in by the different members. Flags and bunting decorated the room. ***** Oakley and Harry FOUST, sons of C.C. FOUST of Ashville, came near being run down by a freight train at the elevator at that village last Monday night. They were in a wagon and were after cobs, but unfortunately stopped their horse on the main track. They were rescued by their father. ***** The following persons left here Monday morning for Pittsburg (sic), Pa, over the C & M.V. in a special car to attend the Knights Templar conclave: Dr. and Mrs. H.R. CLARK, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. KRIMMEL, Mr. and Mrs. Milt MORRIS, Mr. and Mrs. C.F. WEAVER and Miss Georgia MORROW, of this city; Dr. S.J. IRWIN, Tarlton; Mr. and Mrs. O. M. HOUSER, Clarksburg; Mr. and Mrs. James WARD, Ashville; Eugene BROWN, Clarksburg; William F. HUGHEY and A. T. TUTTLE, Yellow Bud. There will also be seven from Amanda, making a party of twenty-five. Joyce Fullen Grove City OH www.fullenfamily.com _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

THE CIRCLEVILLE UNION HERALD Thursday, October 13, 1989 Page 9 Column 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS L. WELDON, newest thing in picture moldings. S. RINDFOOS, dress goods, wraps, silks. COZART & Co, wondrous prices for fine millinery. G.H. HOLLOWAY, clearance sale of hats and gents furnishing goods. WILKES Cash Store - Read prices carefully. H.E. LANGDON & Co. Bargains from October 17 to 24 SCHLEYER & HENDERSON. Underwear and new dress goods talk. *********** Take your pictures to L. WELDON to be framed. A fine assortment of silks and liberty satins for waists and skirts at S. RINDFOOS. Natural gas has been piped into the residence of John HAUGHRAN on South Court street. The cloak department of S. RINDFOOS is filled with nobby garments for fall and winter. *********** Tom CALVER of Kingston left last week for Dayton, Tenn., where he will embark in the raising of strawberries. ***** Casper HEEK, an ex-convict of the Ohio penitentiary from Cincinnati has fallen heir to $89,000 from an estate in Germany. ***** Races will be held at the Scioto Valley stock farm near St. Paul the 22d of this month and promise to be a great day of sport. ***** The Ohio ballot will comprise five tickets as follows: Republican, Democratic, Prohibition, Union Reform and Socialist Labor. ***** Attorney Charles GERHARDT who has been sick at his home in Walnut township for some weeks with malarial fever is convalescent. ***** The new M.E. parsonage will be finished the latter part of next week and will be immediately occupied by Rev. T.G. DICKINSON and family. ***** Among the new incorporations issued by the secretary of state at Columbus is the Masonic Temple company, New Holland, capital stock $3000. ***** The schools are making preparation to celebrate in a patriotic way the 19th of October, the day that the collection for the Lafayette monument is to be taken. ***** Frank FULLEN, who has been sick at the home of his brother-in-law, Wm. HAFEY, at Pancoastburg, has recovered materially and has been brought to his home. ***** Word has been received in this city to the effect that Glen H. DAVIS, who has been sick with fever at Montauk Point is now able to be up and has been moved to the New York hospital. ***** Captain Geo. B. DONAVAN, quartermaster of the Fourth Ohio in a letter to State Food Commissioner BLACKBURN says 200 cavalrymen would be force enough to preserve order in Porto Rico (sic). ***** Mr. Henry SEYFRIED has kindly given over the Pickaway house to the board of managers of the Home and Hospital for their home and harvest fair, Oct. 20 to 28, and it will be held there instead of in the old Beach room. ***** Mrs. Sallie SMITH, the wife of Nelson F. SMITH, a blacksmith living at Kingston, has applied to the courts for a legal separation on the grounds of cruelty and gross neglect of duty. They were married on the 23d day of May, 1880. Joyce Fullen Grove City OH www.fullenfamily.com _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

June 30 1974, The New Holland Leader Ferguson Reunion Held The 2nd annual Ferguson reunion was held recently in Eyman Park in Washington C. H. with 61 people present. Following a basket dinner at noon, a brief business meeting took place, and the remainder of the afternoon was spent visiting and playng games. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Haskett Ferguson, Mrs. Barbara Poole and children, Dona, Denise, Darlene and Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferguson and children, Kimberly and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deskins and Tami, Tina and Tonia, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Runnels, Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haynes and David, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Lurz and Melissa, Maryann and Ginny, all of Washington C. H. Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Ferguson and Paul, Ron, and Mike of Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reser and Ed, Joe, Denna and Marianna, Laura Rice, and Rhonda Grenshaw of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collins and Dennis, Tammy, Glenna and Bruce of Mount Sterline. Mrs. John Self and Randy and Rona of near New Holland; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oyer and Angela, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Ferguson and Norman of Bloomingburg; Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and family of Dayton; and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huff and family of Bainbridge. Sandy Karen....please contact me, I have more Ferguson information to mail to you; need your address.

Hi all, A page of cemetery listings for Springbank Cemetery in Pickaway Co, Deercreek twp with the following surnames: Carter, Conrad, Arledge, Boots, Grikschat, Hastings, Follrod, Graham, Schleich, Hulse, Lockard, Bolender, Watters, Walston, Stonerock, Henson, Duvall, Pontious, Brooks, Dean, Caldwell, Payne, Hosler, Anderson, Flaker, Wills, Tarbill, Hooks, Keller, and James. Allow time for it to be posted then hop on over to <A HREF="http://www.scioto.org/Pickaway/index.html">Pickaway County OH: Table of Contents</A> Death Certificate on Edward Wright dod 7-29-1922 also sent. If you're looking for those, get on over to the Pickaway page. Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A>

Pickaway County News 3-24-1921 CRABB William Harry Crabb, Jr. infant son of William H. and Florence Snodgrass Crabb, died Saturday March 19, at the family home in Jackson township, after an illness of one week, aged three and one half years. The and six children survive. The funeral was conducted at the grave in Jackson cemetery at 2 o'clock Monday, I. A. Pherson officiating -------------------------- MCGRADY Lewis Henry McCrady died suddenly at his home, in Hartford City, Indiana, Monday night. His death was due to heart trouble, aged 75 years. Mr. McCrady was born in Circleville February 11, 1845. He was the son of Patrick and Mary Huff McCrady. He conducted a grocery on East Main street for a number of years. He left Circleville in 1890 and had resided in Hartford City, ever since. He married Miss Elizabeth Case of Circleville on October 11, 1867. His ***sorry folks this is where my page ends. then it picks again with Mr. McCrady was a member of Columbia lodge I.O.O.F.. The funeral services were held Friday at 2 o'clock at Hartford City. ------------------------------ LATHOUSE George T. Lathouse, aged 88 years died at the home of his son, W. H. Lathouse in Circleville Monday forenoon March 2l, 1921 of old age infirmities. He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Valentine who preceded him in death March 25, 1904. The union was blessed with a family of four children; William H. Lathouse of Circleville. George C. Lathouse of Warren, Trumbull county and Mrs. Mary E. Leasure of Kingston. Mr. lLathhouse was a former resident of East Ringgold until six months ago when he moved to the home of his son in Circleville. The funeral services will be held at the United Brethren church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev E. D. Paulin and Rev. A. B. Cox will officiate. Interment in Forest cemetery. --------------- WILL MAKE YOUR BROOMS Say, I want to make your brooms. Over 40 yers at the business. Made to look and wear like very best you find at any store; Guaranteed. CHARLES GOELLER only one square East of Court House, Circleville, Ohio Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A>

The following Cemetery readings of the: " Town Cemetery" or South Bloomingville Cemetery and " Beery Cemetery " , of South Bloomingville, in Benton Township of Hocking County are on line. Some of the stones are very old and some are missing. If you have family members who are buried in these cemeteries but are not listed or if there are corrections to missing names , dates, etc; please contact me. Under Cemetery Project: http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/hocking_genealogy.htm Thank You, Lona __________________________________________________________________ "Remember me in the Family Tree - my name, my days, my strife; Then I'll ride upon the wings of time and live an endless life" ~ Goetsch ~ Eveland, Efland, Iffland, Work, Chilcote and Brown. http://www.geocities.com/lonadawn1/main.htm

Oct 23 1958 Pickaway County News George O. Everett George O. Everett, 37, Pleasantville Rt 1, passed away at his home October 16. He was the son of Charles Everett, Columbus, and Mrs. Rhueie Harris Everett, Obetz, both are surviving. Other survivors are his wife, Carletta; four daughters, Georgia Mae, Carletta Ann, Frances Elaine and Gloria Jean, all of the home; one step-daughter, Judy Kaye Schwalbach; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Havely, Obetz, Mrs. Martha Harris, Ashville, and Mrs. Esther Evert, Columbus. Funeral services were held October 20 in the Bastian funeral home, Ashville with the Rev. W. W. Stuck officiating. Burial was made in the Lutheran cemetery, Obetz. ------------- Cooney Infant The stillborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Cooney, 517 East Wheeling St, Lancaster was born October 16 in Lancaster Fairfield hospital. In addition to the parents, survivors include on sister, Catherine, of the home;p the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Cooney; the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bussard, all of Lancaster. Burial was made October 17 in St. Mary Catholic cemetery by Sheridan funeral home. ----------------- Ray Davis Ray Daivs, 62, of 531 Stockbridge Rd. Columbus, (formerly of Scottwood) passed away recently. He was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, Bessie Davis; three sons, Lloyd, William and Herbert; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Seitz; two brothers, Clarence and Earl; 12 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Graumlich and Son funeral home, Columbus, October 16. Burial was made in Green Lawn Cemetery. Sandy <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/idigclues/">Digging For Your Family Genealogy</A>

Hi folks, While looking for obits, I came across this article and just couldn't pass it up; take a moment and read it, it's not only informative (with surnames you might be looking for), but, it's rather entertaining. Sandy <A HREF="http://schgenealogy.tripod.com/searchingfamilystorieswithsandy/">Searching Family Stories with Sandy</A> Morning Gazette March 12 1855, Ross County Newspaper ARREST AND ESCAPE We stated on Saturday morning that Sheriff Anderson had received information that the thief who stole Dr. Waddle's horse had been arrested in Portsmouth. He according sent his deputy, Mr. Hon immediately to that place to bring the offender to this city. On arriving at Portsmouth Mr. Hon found the thief in jail, from where he took him and started in a buggy for this city, where they arrived on Saturday evening about 8 o'clock.-- Just as they drove up in front of the jail the thief, not being handcuffed jumped from the buggy and escaped. He was pursed for some distance by the officer and a number of citizens, but owing to the darkness they were unable to keep track of him, and no trace of him has yet been discovered. He is doubtless an old offender, and we sincerely hope may yet be recaptured and brought to justice. -------------------------------------- THE FOLLOWING DAY, MARCH 13, 1855 SAME NEWSPAPER ANOTHER ARREST AND ESCAPE The horse thief who was arrested at Portsmouth and escaped from our officers on Saturday, was re-arrested in Columbus on Sunday evening, and again escaped from those in charge of him, as they were conducting him to jail. Sheriff Anderson had telegraphed to the Columbus police to be on the alert, and the thief arriving on the coach from this city, having got on at Bloomfield, was arrested. But the wily rascal again made his escape, aided by the darkness. ---------------------------- The following day, March 14, 1855, same newspaper FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD! FOR THE ARREST OF CHARLES FULTEN ALIAS WILLIAM JOHNSON Who escaped on the night of the 10th inst. Said Johnson is about 28 or 30 years of age, has blue eyes, probulient (hard to read this word?) nose, heavy whiskers around his chin, is of light complexion, his whiskers somewhat sandy. He is about 5 feet 5 1/2 or 6 inches in height and well made, and is a remarkably genteel looking person and dresses quite handsomely. He had on a greenish -----hard to read coat? cut shad bellied, dark overcoat and dark pants. He sports two gold chains and two very large rings, one on each little finger. I am very anxious to have it in my power to take by the hand the above immoral gentlemen, and will cheerfully give the above mentioned reward. JOHN R. ANDERSON, SHERIFF OF ROSS COUNTY --------------------------