Golda had a sister named Mary Catherine Haynes born1879 Died..1953 ..Mary was known as mollie she maried a samuel greenlee had is buried in frankfort,ohio....have info on Mary(mollie) if it would help you....

Looking for info on this ancestor who enlisted in the War of 1812 from Chillicothe,OH. He was b. in Deleware moved to VA yet he enlisted in Ross Co,OH. Was this a big recruitment area? He was enlisted by Lieut. Kercheval and was assigned to Capt. D. Cushings Co. he was later assigned to Lieut. Morgans Co.and still later Benjamin K. Pierce's co. It seems from his record that he mainly served in the MI area during the War, Detroit and Michilimackinac from 1812 -1817. He married Mable Taylor or Tyler, where ??? His children include George Washington Muncey,Thomas Jefferson Muncey, Jesse Jr., Issac, Julia, Betsy and more

Sharing this information with permission of the sender. It's a wonderful idea. Karen --------------- Fellow listers, Here's an appeal to all of you to pull out the copies of the Social Security Number application forms you already have filed away in your "stuff" and post them at Rootsweb. I just did it for the ones I have and it's really easy. 1. Go to: http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi 2. Enter the name of the person who is on the form you have into the search engine. 4. When the right entry comes up, go over to the far right and click on "Add Post-Em" link. 5. The "Fill in the blank" form will come up and you can type in the information just like it's printed on the form you have in your hands! 6. Include all the information in the order that it is entered on the form, so that others have the advantage of all that information. NOTE: You don't have to type in the SS Number for the person as the Rootsweb program includes it. Since the cost of these forms have increased substantially as of July 1, it would be good if EVERYONE put out the information they already have. Then whoever else is searching for that same person won't be required to pay the new price for the same form you have in your files. And vice-versa! If we all "plant seed," we'll all get the crop!

hi group , Does any one have a Carney Connection in Ross Co ? , I would like to know who the parents are of Thomas M Carney that married Elizabeth c 1865 , Phil

In a message dated 6/28/01 11:23:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << hi group , Everbody said post it so here it is ; Federal Census , Ohio , Ross Co , Scioto Twp. , Postoffice Chillicothe Fed . publication M 593 , roll 1263 , page 812 ; visit 300 , line 5 ; HOUSE of ILL FAME ; >> and I forgot this , Year is 1870 , Phil

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I recently received this census index and believe Samuel may be my g-grandfather. Are there any Andersons out there who see a connection to this family? Census Place:   Paint, Ross, Ohio         Source: FHL Film 1255063 National Archives Film T9-1063     Page 316B         Relation   Sex Marr   Race   Age Birthplace Wm. ANDERSON   Self   M   M   W   56 KY         Mary ANDERSON   Wife   F   M   W   47 OH   Luther ANDERSON Son M   S   W   24 OH         Samuel ANDERSON Son M   S   W   20 OH     John ANDERSON   Son M   S   W   17 OH     Edward ANDERSON Son M   S   W   15 OH     Mary ANDERSON   Dau F   S   W   14 OH     Thomas ANDERSON Son M   S   W   13 PA         Sanford ANDERSON   Son M   S   W   8   PA

I'm searching for the father of my 2nd grgrandfather, Lemuel William Kelley, born 1820. Does anyone know anything about the William Kelley who married Susannah McPherson 1807 at Ross Co, Ohio?

hi group , Everbody said post it so here it is ; Federal Census , Ohio , Ross Co , Scioto Twp. , Postoffice Chillicothe Fed . publication M 593 , roll 1263 , page 812 ; visit 300 , line 5 ; HOUSE of ILL FAME ; Elizabeth Buchanan 32 , W , Keeping House , born Ireland Catherine Allen 29 , W , Prostitute , born Kentuky Jeanne Bradley 19 , W , Prostitute , born Ohio Bell Buchanan , 20 , W , Prostitute , born Ohio Lydia Rowland , 28 , W , Prostitute , born Ohio John Douning (sp?) , 12 , W,male , attending school , bn Ohio Miney (sp?) Thompson , 22 , B , domestic servant , bn Ohio George Thompson 3 B , with mother , bn Ohio I have seen someone researching the Buchanan name somewhere ! , Here maybe , so there it is folks , maybe it will be the clue someone is looking for , Phil

I want to find the parents of: James E. JOHNSTON b. May 1,1822, d. July 20, 1890 He lived near Monon, White Co. IN and owned several thousand acres in the area. Married July 18, 1844 prob. In Ross co. Ohio Nancy MELCROSS or MELSON b. April 22, 1824 died Jan. 7, 1863. James married 2nd Mary Jane Foolin on July 14, 1863. She was born in 1838 in IN James and Nancy's children: John Jasper JOHNSTON b. Oct. 22, 1845 died Oct 11, 1846 William Hughy JOHNSTON b. Oct. 23, 1848, died April 7, 1858 Francis Marion (Frank) JOHNSTON b. Oct 13, 1851 in IN married Jane Ann LEFFLER on Oct. 18, 1877. She b. Jan 25, 1856, d. June 26, 1926. Frank died Mar. 15, 1928 Martha Ann JOHNSTON b. Dec. 27, 1855 in In Married John Leffler PEREGRINE Mar. 7, 1876, Renssalaer IN died May 20, 1897 Susan JOHNSTON b. May 13, 1859 IN Joel JOHNSTON b. May 13, 1859 IN married Mary margaret DOWNING Sept 10, 1885 died Sept. 12, 1935 Jim Lossing

hi guys , While getting the Finley Family census stuff yesterday I found an entry I think is very interesting , in Scioto Twp , Post office Chillicothe ; House of Ill Fame , with the Names of the residents given , as Prostitute , I will not post these names for fear of embarrassing someone < bg > , but if you are searching for someone like them write to me , Or what do you all think ? should I post it ? , Phil

When budgets get cut and public demands go up the cost has to be covered by someone. This work has to be done by someone and they like to be paid for their work. Sam Wonders ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steven C. Winget" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 11:14 AM Subject: Fee increase for S.S. applications. > Anyone have any clue as to the reason for such an outrageous increase? > > Steve Winget > Huntington Beach CA > > > On Tuesday, June 26, 2001, at 08:00 AM, Thomas Anderson wrote: > > > > > This information was just sent to me, and it is well worth passing > > along. > > Currently, if you wish to obtain a copy of your ancestor's Social > > Security > > Number application and you can provide the SS number, the fee is only > > $7. > > > > As of July 1, it will jump to $27. Rates higher without the S.S. All > > information is available at the site below. > > > > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

Anyone have any clue as to the reason for such an outrageous increase? Steve Winget Huntington Beach CA On Tuesday, June 26, 2001, at 08:00 AM, Thomas Anderson wrote: > > This information was just sent to me, and it is well worth passing > along. > Currently, if you wish to obtain a copy of your ancestor's Social > Security > Number application and you can provide the SS number, the fee is only > $7. > > As of July 1, it will jump to $27. Rates higher without the S.S. All > information is available at the site below. >

This information was just sent to me, and it is well worth passing along. Currently, if you wish to obtain a copy of your ancestor's Social Security Number application and you can provide the SS number, the fee is only $7. As of July 1, it will jump to $27. Rates higher without the S.S. All information is available at the site below. Karen -----Original Message----- I just thought I would spread the word that the fees for getting a copy of a Social Security Application are going up drastically on 1 July 2001. If you apply before then you will be charged the old amount which is now $7 if you know the number, and $16.50 if you do not. The new fees are posted at: http://www.ssa.gov/foia/foia_guide.htm It appears that the increases are more than substantial, they are gigantic. This means that the time for procrastination is over. The address you need to send them to is: Social Security Administration Office of Central Records Operation Attention: Freedom of Information Workgroup PO Box 17772 300 N. Greene Street Baltimore, MD 21290

Dear Listmembers: I'm writing today regarding Adoption Searches, as to how one may apply it to Genealogy Research. Most adoptees and/or birthparents and other extended family eventually search for their missing family members. As a reunited adoptee myself, I now help others to search and reunite. I am often hired by birthmothers and siblings of adoptees to locate their missing/lost family member for them. Adoptees are very concerned with past generations of family history. Even tracing death certificates is quite helpful to an adoptee when filling out a medical history form in their doctors office (those who haven't traced their family of origin have nothing to write on their health forms). The state of Ohio has a Birth Index and Supplemental List. My information covers 1959 through 1989 and was purchased through Vital statistics in Columbus, Ohio. Those who require assistance may contact me directly. Birth Indexes list all babies born on a given DOB in any area of Ohio, used by adoptees to learn their name at birth, enabling them to locate their family of origin. Supplemental Lists are the name changes or amended names of the adopted, used by birthmothers and other family members to locate an adoptee by their current adopted name. I'd like to invite anyone with an interest in adoption to join my Ohio Triad mailing list. Reading the archived digests will provide links and addresses to information concerning Ohio and the many public records available. Information, resources, databases are available at very reasonable cost. Sincerely, E. Kimble Reunited Adoptee Ohio Adoption Searcher [email protected] [email protected]

Ann, Rita, and Linda, Thank you so much for the lookup for David and others in the Ross Co. marriages...

Hi, I am new to the list. Searching for information or other descendants of William AKER b. abt 1831 OH He is listed in the 1850 census of Ross Co. OH, age 19, working as a laborer for Wm. Kellenbarger family. Also listed is a "Kesiah" REED, age 14 working as a domestic. This must be a misspelling of Eliza. Records show William married Eliza Ann Reed in Ross Co. on Jan. 2, 1852. Their daughter (my great grandmother) Laura was born Oct., 1856 in Fairfield Co. I have found no other records of the family until 1875 when Laura married Daniel Keller in Huntington Co. IN She had sons Charlie and Delmon and Ernest. Daniel died of typhoid and Laura later married John I. Williams of Huntington. Would love to hear from anyone with information on this family. Happy to share what I have. Karen

Hi Any information on the name Reilly would help me out. Thank you. Carol Howell mch197aol.com

Can someone check Marriage Records 1798-1849 of Ross Co. by Casari for a marriage record from the 1801 to 1805 time frame? It would be for David Kingery (possibly misspelled as Kinnery or Gingery). Thanks, Richard

Haven't a great deal on William GLADHILL's origins. Do have a considerable amount on his descendants. How are you related to him and Sarah? Sally Baughn [email protected]