What township? I have all of Walnut Twp. copied for 1830. There were the following Browns listed in that township: Joshua Brown Samuel Brown Wm. Brown Sr. Wm. Brown I have the entire county for 1820 copied; I checked that quickly and didn't see a Jacob there either, although there were quite a few Browns - Joshua, Brian, Samuel, Elisha, William, Joseph, maybe others. Len ----- Original Message ----- Does anyone have the CD for 1830 Ohio Census or access to this? Researching Jacob Brown. Don't know WHEN he arrived in Pickaway Co. but do know he was here in 1845. He was born in Bavaria, Germany 1809. Thanks for any help. Reply to: caroldun@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com ==== OHPICKAW Mailing List ==== Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! http://searches.rootsweb.com/ ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Does anyone have the CD for 1830 Ohio Census or access to this? Researching Jacob Brown. Don't know WHEN he arrived in Pickaway Co. but do know he was here in 1845. He was born in Bavaria, Germany 1809. Thanks for any help. Reply to: caroldun@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

3 Dec. 1818, David Gilmore to Betsy Mitchell 20 Oct. 1826, John Gilmore to Dorothy McCollister 14 Jan. 1828, James Gilmore and Mary Bradley 11 June 1831, Andrew Gilmore to Deborah Myers 1 July 1835, William Gilmore to Sophia White 3 Feb. 1839, Hiram Gilmore to Mariah McGrath, by Charles Riggins. I am sure there were many more, Are any of these Gilmores identified? Regards, Mary A. Powell Sutphin

Would like to correspond with other members of this family. Any helpful info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Regina Gray Descendants of Benjamin* GROOMS 1 Benjamin* GROOMS (father may have been born NY) b: Abt. 1823 OH d: February 01, 1895 Pickaway Co., OH Burial: *Mt. Herman Cem., Walnut Twp., Pickaway Co., OH CW m: March 21, 1846 Pickaway Co., OH ....+Julia E.* CORDER b: Abt. 1825 NY or NJ?? d: August 22, 1872 Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH Burial: Mt. Herman Cem., Walnut Twp., Pickaway Co., OH (no stone) .....2 Benjamin F. GROOMS b: Abt. 1845; d: Aft. 1891 m: December 28, 1878 Pickaway Co., OH .........+Elizabeth LAFFIN b: Abt. 1848 Greenbrier Co., Va/WV d: January 30, 1881 Pickaway Co., OH .....2 Mary J. GROOMS b: Abt. 1847 m: August 21, 1869 Pickaway Co., OH .........+Samuel BAKER ............3 Charles BAKER b: October 25, 1869 Pickaway Co., OH .....2 Sarah E. GROOMS b: Abt. 1851; d: Bef. 1879 m: March 11, 1869 Pickaway Co., OH .........+Emanuel V. STOUT .....2 William Henry* GROOMS b: March 28, 1854 OH d: December 28, 1913 Franklin Co., OH Burial: 1913 Greenlawn Cem., Franklin Co., OH (no stone) .........+Hester Jane BROOKS m: October 12, 1878 Pickaway Co., OH b: Abt. 1858 OH; d: September 1882 OH Burial: prob. Mt. Herman Cem., Walnut Twp., Pickaway Co., OH ............3 Sarah Ann GROOMS b: March 18, 1882 Pickaway Co., OH d: November 05, 1952 Franklin Co., OH Burial: Greenlawn Cem., Franklin Co., OH m: July 08, 1901 Franklin Co., OH ................+Henry Edward KLEIN b: July 23, 1878 Franklin Co., OH d: June 27, 1965 PA Burial: Greenlawn Cem., Franklin Co., OH .....*2nd Wife of William Henry* GROOMS: .....+Mary Ann* COFFENBERGER m: March 24, 1887 Pickaway Co., OH b: May 22, 1867; d: May 04, 1925 Franklin Co., OH Burial: 1925 Greenlawn Cem., Franklin Co., OH (no stone) ...........3 John Henry* GROOMS b: December 20, 1887 OH d: July 16, 1941 Franklin Co., OH Burial: 1941 *Mt. Calvary Cem., Franklin Co., OH m: May 28, 1913 Franklin Co., OH ...............+Rosa Elizabeth* MASTERSON b: April 01, 1892 OH d: November 18, 1955 Franklin Co., OH Burial: 1955 *Mt. Calvary Cem., Franklin Co., OH ...........3 Hulda Valerie GROOMS b: September 18, 1889 Pickaway Co., OH d: November 01, 1932 Franklin Co., OH Burial: Greenlawn Cem., Franklin Co., OH ...............+Frank EICHENBERGER b: September 03, 1889 Franklin Co., OH .............*2nd Husband of Hulda Valerie GROOMS: ...............+Grover O'HARRA m: July 12, 1903 Franklin Co., OH b: November 13, 1881 Franklin Co., OH .............*3rd Husband of Hulda Valerie GROOMS: ...............+unknown ? MITCHELL m: Abt. 1904 .............*4th Husband of Hulda Valerie GROOMS: ...............+Charles ALLEN m: Abt. 1909 b: in SCOTLAND ..............*5th Husband of Hulda Valerie GROOMS: ................+Edward E. CAMPBELL m: March 27, 1923 Franklin Co., OH b: June 30, 1891 KY d: November 06, 1960 Franklin Co., OH Burial: Greenlawn Cem., Franklin Co., OH ...........3 Myrtle Marie GROOMS b: May 24, 1893 Franklin Co., OH d: June 12, 1966 Franklin Co., OH Burial: Union Cem., Franklin Co., OH m: December 24, 1910 Franklin Co., OH ...............+Joseph Edward BALLINGER b: October 15, 1888 Franklin Co., OH d: October 29, 1938 Franklin Co., OH Burial: Union Cem., Franklin Co., OH ...........3 Albert M. GROOMS (aka Dutch) b: November 06, 1897 Franklin Co., OH d: June 15, 1952 Franklin Co., OH Burial: Greenlawn Cem., Franklin Co., OH m: February 17, 1917 Franklin Co., OH ...............+Edith Virginia SAUDERS b: May 15, 1894 Berkley Co., WV d: September 07, 1981 Franklin Co., OH .....2 Julianne GROOMS b: Abt. 1861 m: April 19, 1877 Pickaway Co., OH .........+John W. RADER

I am looking for Will reference/abstract for Elizabeth Lewis Garrison - died, I believe, in Pickaway County on Aug 12, 1848. aHer husband's name was John A. Garrison. Does anyone on the list have access to this reference? Thanks for your help. Pete Apple.

This was on another Ohio list. I am sure someone in Pickaway would be interested in the 1859 Circleville Directory. I have no financial interest, just passing on a bit of information. Mary A. Powell Sutphin > We have a wide variety of photo copied Ohio Directories up for auction on Ebay > > 1859 Dayton Ohio Item #579271759 > 1859 Akron OHio Item #579272328 > 1859 Circleville Ohio Item #579272035 > 1859 Delaware Ohio Item #579272557 > > The opening bid for each item is $9.99, and there is an actual page of each directory that you can view on the auction pages. > > For those of you not familiar with ebay go to > http://www.ebay.com and click on the search button at the top towards the right. Then click on search by item # and input the above item numbers. > > Good Luck!! > > > ==== OH-CENSUS-LOOKUP Mailing List ==== > To Unsub from digest mail mode, send the command "unsubscribe" to > OH-CENSUS-LOOKUP-D-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

I am researching Amos and Lewis Long, children of Samuel Long and Catherine Morgan Long, who were both born in Pickaway County. I found a reference to an uncle of theirs in a newspaper clipping, Jacob A. Long, who died 9 Oct 1891 in Circleville. Does anyone have a connection to Jacob A. Long, or the above Long family? Thanks for any help! Kim _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I have found the burial place of my James W. and Nancy Bruce ANDERSON. They are buried in Pleasant Cemetery, near Mt. Sterling. This family all lived and died in Derby, OH On the plot is James W. , his wife Nancy Bruce, a daughter, Mary E. BROOKS, a son Charles. There is also an Altha ANDERSON WICKELL I have no record of James and Nancy having a daughter by that name. Would appreciate hearing from anyone that might have info on her. There was no marriage record in Pickaway Co. for any ANDERSON mar. to an Altha.

Hi List: Is anyone researching the surnames of Leazenby, Leazenbee, Kent, Gunnett, Henderson, Williamson, Burgett? Thanks! Karen Conley klconley@webtv.net

I was looking through our old local newspapers this morning and came across the obituary for Benjamin A. Timmons. I know there are several Timmons researchers from Pickaway and Ross Co., and knowing that there were several Timmons families that came to Indiana, I'd thought I'd send it along - maybe it will help someone. Adina Lafayette Daily Courier, October 6, 1888 Lafayette, Indiana (Tippecanoe County) BENJAMIN A. TIMMONS Died, Tuesday evening at his home in Bolivar Township (this is in Benton Co., IN), after a long and painful illness, principally of a rheumatic nature, BENJAMIN A. TIMMONS, aged 72 years. He was buried under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity, at Gilboa church Thursday afternoon. The Rev. J.J. Thompson preached the funeral discourse. A very large number of relatives and a large number of the order attended. BENJAMIN TIMMONS was born in Pickaway County, Ohio, April 10, 1816. In 1829 he moved with his family to Tippecanoe County. Two years later they moved to Benton County and built the first log house, 16x32, which is still standing. This was the first permanent settlement made in the county, and for two or three years was the only one. Frequently MR. TIMMONS has passed near what is now Oxford before a house was built. In 1844 he was married to SARAH J. ANDERSON. Five children were born to them. In 1842 he was elected coroner, afterwards served two terms as sheriff and was also chosen county commissioner. For many years he took an active part in public affairs. he was a worthy man and an honored citizen. - Oxford Tribune.

Hi Listers....Searching for info on JAMES B. LIGHT b:jan 15, 1843 m REBECCA IONE HAWS...He had a 2nd wife and lived in Lancaster...I would like to know the vitals on the 2nd wife as well as her name. Thank you in advance!!! Jim in Darke Co OH

I bet someone on the Pickaway list can check the phone book for Fred Wittich. I know he is associated with the candy store. ----- Original Message ----- From: Bruce And Amy Noble <moobie@earthlink.net> To: <OHPICKAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 1:51 PM Subject: Address > > > If any one does have Fred's e-mail I'd > like to have it too, I have some early Circleville questions. > > > > > > Amy > > > > > --- Bruce And Amy Noble > > --- moobie@earthlink.net > > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. > > > ==== 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." > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

If any one does have Fred's e-mail I'd like to have it too, I have some early Circleville questions. Amy --- Bruce And Amy Noble --- moobie@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Hello everyone, Could someone tell me, for the purpose of checking census', what part of town would the corner of Ohio and Clinton be in Circleville? I need a township or enumeration district name. Also, would anyone have information on a woman who was known as the "Flower Lady" in Circleville, because I guess she had an eloborate flower garden at her home. There was supposed to have been an article on her in the town newspaper, but I have no date for it. Her name was Sarah Bartley. (1st married name Rambo, maiden name Thomas). The above location was the address given for her residence at the time of her death (1958). Could her home have been located there? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Joan

Hi Lister, I tried to put you in touch with somene who could answer your questions re Circleville. All I can pass on is a name of someone who might know (see below). If anyone else on the list has a phone directory could you fill in a contact to Fred Wittich? Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: justine wittich <jwittich@greenapple.com> To: anndavis <anndavis@adelphia.net> Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 11:24 AM Subject: Re: Location of streets > You might want to have her check with Fred Wittich, at Wittich's Candy Shop. > Fred is some sort of distant cousin, and the last time we talked with him, > he spoke of being heavily into genealogy and working on the internet. Don't > know his address, however. Anyway, I think he's a pretty heavy Circleville > historian -- and a very nice man. Of course! >

Good Morenign Listers! I currently researching the following family. I am looking for information on John BAILEY--vitals, parents, and siblings. Also looking for more children for John and Jane STUFFLEBEAM BAILEY. Her obit mentions she had more but gives no names. Another interesting tip is that John was a veteran of the War of 1812 and later in life succumbed to the effects of wounds he suffered. Am also trying to determin which STUFFLEBEAM family Jane was a member of as there seems to be more than one family in the Pickaway County area. I will gladly grovel at the feet of anyone who can help further these lines. Rillene N Family Group Record ============================================================= Husband: John BAILEY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------ Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: Marriage: 20 Feb 1817 Circleville, Pickaway, OH ============================================================================== ============ Wife: Jane STUFFELBEAM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------ Birth: 28 Jul 1795 Buffalo, ,NY Death: 28 Apr 1887 Pickaway, OH Burial: ============================================================================== ============ Children ============================================================================== ============ 1 M George W. BAILEY Birth: 29 Mar 1830 Pickaway, OH Death: 26 Jul 1902 Manchester, Grant, Oklahoma Burial: Grant City Cemm., Grant , Oklahoma Spouse: Milla (Mary Ann) MERRIL (m 22 Feb 1855)

I am still looking for information on Elijah P. Wright, b. PA. died Pickaway County OH. 26 Dec. 1836, age 43. His wife may have been named Catherine. Two known children, Harriet Wright Powell, b. Sept 1828 in Ashville, Ohio, and Elijah P. Wright, b. Ashville, OH. 1838. Elijah (Jr) was living in Franklin Co. OH. in 1910, wife Louisa, b. 1850. Still at home is daughter Clara Wright, b. 1886. Harriet Wright Powell died in May 1909. How does Elijah P. Wright connect to the PA. Wrights, and which family? Thanks for any help, Mary A. Powell Sutphin

We have noticed that the link we have to "the Federal land title records for the Eastern Public Land States, issued between 1820 and 1908" has a horrible picture and the statement "Owned by PoisonBox" instead of the land records. ....Having been off-line for a couple of months, I am wondering if this has been noticed and perhaps there is a new/different URL for the land record page..... one I haven't heard of as I've been *gone* .... ??? Terri Rene DaVar-Howard

Does anyone know if the Circleville Courthouse holds naturalization papers from around 1835-1840? Did they even exit at that time? If so where would they be found? Thanks for your help. Please e-mail at: caroldun@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Thanks to those that answered my post. My packet arrived the same day ...Indeed it was quite a bit of info and very nicely put together. Now I just have to sort it all out and see what it all means. Lori