[email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > OHSENECA-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 44 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Schreiner/Shriver and Theiry ["Minden Shadle" <[email protected]] > #2 BELLS/BOGG/BROTHERTON/COX/RENO` [norma runyon <[email protected]>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from OHSENECA-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Schreiner/Shriver and Theiry > Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2001 09:03:34 -0500 > From: "Minden Shadle" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > I'm seeking information on two families of Seneca Co., Ohio; the Schreiner's > (spelled various ways) and Theiry. > > Michael Schreiner was born in 1832. He died in Seneca Co. in 1911. This > wife's name was Mary, last name possibly Cobi/Koby. The 1880 census stated > they were from Elsos, Germany. > > Their 11 children I have so far are: Jacob, Peter, Adaline, Rosa, > Philomea?, Martin, Elizabeth, Catherine, Louisa, Agatha and Ferris. > > Regarding the family of Theodor Theiry (1835-1915) and his wife Margaret > (1845-1914). The census related they were born in Lutzenberg and Bavaria > respectively. > > I'm sure there are more but the 6 children I have for them so far are Anna, > John, Susan, Elizabeth, Theodor and Theresa. > > Would love to speak to anyone researching these lines: > > Mindy Shadle > [email protected] > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: BELLS/BOGG/BROTHERTON/COX/RENO` > Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2001 09:32:50 -0500 > From: norma runyon <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > I believe that these families traveled moved from Beaver and Chester > Co.Pa. to Tiffin.They were glassblowers and seemed to follow that > trade,in Ohio and Ball Bros.in Muncie,Delaware Co.IN.I think that an > Ella Boggs may have died and was buried in Tiffin,Ohio. > Any help on these families would be greatly appreciated. > Norma Losh-Runyon Minden, Ted Theiry resided in Lorain, Ohio. He and my mother knew each other, they were both from the Marywood area of Seneca, County. Charlene

I believe that these families traveled moved from Beaver and Chester Co.Pa. to Tiffin.They were glassblowers and seemed to follow that trade,in Ohio and Ball Bros.in Muncie,Delaware Co.IN.I think that an Ella Boggs may have died and was buried in Tiffin,Ohio. Any help on these families would be greatly appreciated. Norma Losh-Runyon

I'm seeking information on two families of Seneca Co., Ohio; the Schreiner's (spelled various ways) and Theiry. Michael Schreiner was born in 1832. He died in Seneca Co. in 1911. This wife's name was Mary, last name possibly Cobi/Koby. The 1880 census stated they were from Elsos, Germany. Their 11 children I have so far are: Jacob, Peter, Adaline, Rosa, Philomea?, Martin, Elizabeth, Catherine, Louisa, Agatha and Ferris. Regarding the family of Theodor Theiry (1835-1915) and his wife Margaret (1845-1914). The census related they were born in Lutzenberg and Bavaria respectively. I'm sure there are more but the 6 children I have for them so far are Anna, John, Susan, Elizabeth, Theodor and Theresa. Would love to speak to anyone researching these lines: Mindy Shadle [email protected]

Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Seneca/10092 Surname: King, Bish ------------------------- Looking for more info on the King family. Marie Ellen King [email protected] and [email protected], daughter of Silas King and Ada Shuff. Is this family part of yours??

I went a genealogy society meeting tonight and got info on a new FREE Internet site. The address is: fotocode.com It is only for black and white photos taken before 1910. The reason for this cutoff date is that is the year that Kodak came out with a cheap camera and people started taking their own pics instead of going to a studio where they could get many pics for very little money and could hand them out to friends and family You answer a bunch of questions about the photo and it goes into their data bank. When someone else gives the same description they pull up the pics and compare them. If they have a match they tell the two senders. The reason for this is there a lot of photos without any names on them. If we both had the same pic with 4 people and we each only knew the name for two of them we would then have the names for all four. this outfit is just starting so there is not a lot pics in the system yet. I am going to do a lot of my pics. It's FREE FREE!!! They will NOT run banner ads, and will not use the pic's for anything but the purpose I just discribed. Aloha Joe

I am searching for the descendants of John Bates born July 27,1819 in Stark Co, Ohio died May 16, 1881 in Fostoria, Ohio. m. Samantha Knight abt. 1841. Children: Louise Bates, Lucy Bates, Anna Bates, Sylvestor Bates, John Bates and Willis Bates. John was the son of Andrew and Hannah Bates. I am searching for all of Andrew and Hannah Homan Bates descendants. Have info to share.

In a message dated 3/21/01 10:22:13 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Subj: Re: Harrisons Date: 3/21/01 10:22:13 AM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (Simmons) To: [email protected] Hi, All, I'm looking for more information on an ancestor. He was always known as Edward Harrison, but the 1870 Ohio Census shows him listed as Eugene Harrison. Mother is Margaret Watchier Harrison; father is John S. Harrison. I believe he was born in 1867 or so. Birth certificates would have been available then, but the Probate Court cannot find any birth certificate for him. The family never knew what happened to him. There is an E.E. Harrison buried in the family plot, and I suspect it's he. Possibly Edward Eugene or Eugene Edward. No dates available. If it's he, then it doesn't look like he ever married because there are no other Harrisons there, other than his mother. His father, John S., supposedly abandoned the family at some point and was never heard from again. I'd like to look for him, but I don't know where or how. Any help you can give me would be appreciated. Thanx! Jane S. >> Hi Jane, I checked our Seneca County, Ohio Marriages, 1841-1899, by Seigley, for Edward/Eugene, Austin and Minnie HARRISON without success. They also did not appear in our other Seneca County publications except for what I sent you earlier. This is a real stretch, but I did find some HARRISONs with these same names in three adjoining Ohio counties not far from Seneca County. They may not be yours, but here they are: From Ancestry.Com: The 1889-1890 and 1890-1891 Directories for Toledo (Lucas County) Ohio lists a Eugene E. HARRISON at 125 Superior (Street?) with the occupation of "fish" (fisherman?). Ancestry.Com also lists the marriage of an Edward E. HARRISON and an Emma LEIBERMANN on 30 Oct 1887 in Ottawa County, Ohio.This same marriage can also be found in the online IGI web site www.familysearch.org. Finally, the online IGI web site lists the marriage of an Austin K. HARRISON to a Sarah C. HULL on 29 Dec 1875 in Wood County, Ohio. Regards, Ken Shute

Hi, All, I'm looking for more information on an ancestor. He was always known as Edward Harrison, but the 1870 Ohio Census shows him listed as Eugene Harrison. Mother is Margaret Watchier Harrison; father is John S. Harrison. I believe he was born in 1867 or so. Birth certificates would have been available then, but the Probate Court cannot find any birth certificate for him. The family never knew what happened to him. There is an E.E. Harrison buried in the family plot, and I suspect it's he. Possibly Edward Eugene or Eugene Edward. No dates available. If it's he, then it doesn't look like he ever married because there are no other Harrisons there, other than his mother. His father, John S., supposedly abandoned the family at some point and was never heard from again. I'd like to look for him, but I don't know where or how. Any help you can give me would be appreciated. Thanx! Jane S.

Hello, I am in need of an address for the St. Nicholas Cemetery, Frenchtown, Big Spring Township and St. Josephs Tiffin. Would also appreciate a phone number and a person to contact to locate grave markers. Thanks. JoAnn Kear [email protected]

Kathy, I suggest you contact my cousin Fred Link. You can find his email address via links :-) on my web pages. Otherwise I can send it to you via private email. Larry Gerhardstein http://gerhardstein.org/ http://www.3-cities.com/~larry/gerhardstein/gerhardstein.html

HI KEN THIS IS PATTY I to have found Dora in 1870,1880,1910,1920 seneca county census. Did you notice she or Albert are not in the 1900 census.Do you suppose they moved to the place Albert is from?Could Albert have gotten sick and died and been buried near his parents? Or could Albert be a traveling salesman? I am at a loss as where to start looking for Albert.I have trace Dora's family back quite far-but have gotten nowhere with Albert. Is there by any chance a marriage license that was filed by Dora and Albert that lists the names of the parents?That is how I found Alberts name from Harrys marriage license Any info is deeply appreciated. THANKS PATTY

For Patty Rogers. Hi Patty, Regarding the whereabouts of Albert T. PEABODY: apart from a reference to his marriage to Victoria (Dora) SNYDER on 1 Jan 1877 in our Marriages of Seneca County, Ohio by Seigley, I could find no further references to him in any of our other Seneca County, Ohio publications. In the Remarks section of this marriage entry it states: "Please don't publish." The Marriage Book indicates that the phrase "do not publish" was added to some marriage licenses so that the newspaper of the period would not publish it. Reasons given were that some couples wanted to surprise their family and friends; others may have been married before and did not want this publicized; and others may not have been sure they were going ahead with the marriage. Have you looked into Lorain County, Ohio as a possible ancestral home for Albert T.? There seems to have been a number of PEABODYs living there according to our Index to the Census of 1870 for Lorain County, Ohio---sixteen PEABODYs in all (but no Albert T. at that time). Unforunately, this is the only publication for Lorain County that we hold. Also, the search engine for PEABODY on the Lorain County, OH home page (www.centurytel.net/lorgen/) yields 18 links with references to the surname PEABODY, with each link often showing three or four different PEABODYs. These links include some which give cemetery inscriptions, queries concerning the PEABODY name, and first families of Lorain County.. One link, an Index to the Lorain County Cemetery, showed PEABODY inscriptions on 17 different pages. I made a quick pass through these links without finding Albert T., but it might be worth a more exhaustive search. Following are some references to Victoria (Dora) SNYDER which you may or may not already have: In our 1870 Census Index for Seneca County, Ohio (Tiffin Ward 1) we see Victoria and her family on Census Page 348, household # 570: Simon, head of household Rebecca Hiram Lewis Howard Victoria Rodney Christopher Emma Frank. In the Ohio 1910 Census Index (from Ancestry.com) Dora PEABODY, age 55, is listed for Tiffin, Seneca County as the head of household with sister Emma E. SNYDER, age 43, and son Charles PEABODY, age 31, as other residents. In the Ohio Death Certificate Index, Dora PEABODY is listed for Seneca County, Ohio, with date of death as 8/26/1930 (Vol. # 6386, Certificate # 50624). Finally, in the Ohio 1910 Census Index (from Ancestry.com), Harry PEABODY, age 28, is listed as head of household in Tiffin, Seneca County, with other residents of wife Maude, age 28; daughter Geneva, age 03; and daughter Gertrude, NR. Good luck on your quest for the elusive Albert T. PEABODY. Regards, Ken Shute

Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Oh/Seneca/10091 Surname: Link ------------------------- Is anyone a descendent of Anna M. Link (1867-1935) and Benjamin F. Link of Attica in Seneca County, Ohio? If so, we are related. They were married in 1889 in Indiana, but Anna lived the rest of her life in Attica. I'd really appreciate any information regarding this couple. Please reply if you would like to exchange information.

In a message dated 3/16/01 4:45:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Subj: Re Adams Township Date: 3/16/01 4:45:51 PM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (J Barnes) To: [email protected] I have a gg grandfather, Ephriam Hastings, in Adams Twp on 1830 Census, living near Green Parker. Since Ephriam married a Sarah Parker(1825 in Huron Co.) I would like to find a way to connect them. Any info on the Parkers and who Sarah belongs to would be much appreciated. They left the Hastings family group living in Groton Township, Erie Co to move to Seneca so it makes sense it was to be near her family but I have no proof of that. Julie Hastings Barnes >> Hi Julie, I couldn't find much on your Sarah PARKER in our Seneca County, OH publications, but I did find some information on Ephraim HASTINGS, mostly at www.ancestry.com. You may be aware of some or all of this, but I pass it on for what it's worth. If the Ephraim in these sightings is the same as yours, he must have been a fast mover. In ancestry.com there is a record of DAR lineage for a Mrs. Grace Hastings Sharp, including Ephraim HASTINGS and Sara PARKER, which I repeat below: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 120 page 209 Mrs. Grace Hastings Sharp. DAR ID Number: 119672 Born in Parkertown, Ohio. Wife of Dallas L. Sharp. Descendant of Hon. John Hastings, as follows: 1. Waitstill Green Hastings (1826-92) m. 1849 Nancy Elizabeth Hannum (1828-1909). 2. Ephraim Hastings (1803-84) m. 1825 Sarah Parker (1806-1900). 3. Waitstill Hastings (1771-1860) m. 1801 Lucinda Wood. 4. John Hastings m. 1764 Content Little (1740-1829). John Hastings (1738-1811) for twenty-eight years gave civil service. During the Revolution he was a member of the Senate and served as State councilor. He was born at Colchester, Conn.; died in Hatfield, Mass. Also No. 68651. I find Waitstill G. HASTINGS buried in Oakland Cemetery, Perkins Twp, Erie County, OH. The inscription is found on page 465 of our Erie County, OH Cemetey Census before 1909. Details: Edith M. HASTINGS 1864-1893. Elizabeth HASTINGS 1828-1907. Infant HASTINGS, Int. Nov. 25, 1871, 1 mo. c/o L. Waitstill G. HASTINGS 1826-1892. Also, in ancestry.com, Ephraim HASTINGS appears in the 1840 Federal Census for Sandusky County, OH, York Twp, as well as in the 1830 Federal Census for Seneca County, OH, Adams Twp. I could not find Ephraim HASTINGS in our 1850 Census for Sandusky County, OH. Finally, in ancestry.com, in Ohio land records, Ephraim HASTINGS is shown owning property as follows: Name: Ephraim HASTINGS. Land Office: Bucyrus (Crawford County) Documents: 6640, 6693, 9759. Dates: 1834/09/30, 1834/0930,1835/05/07. Twp: 4N (for all three). Range: 17E (for all three). Section: 3, 3, 4. Acres: 80, 40, 40. Hope some of this may help. Regards, Ken Shute

Chris Harry was born in Sept.1881.I cannot find out if Albert was buried with his parents or not because I don't know who his parents are.I have only seen Alberts name in 3 places. 1-on Harrys birth certificate 2-on Harrys marriage license 3-I looked up Albert and Victoria Snyder marriage and found the date of marriage and that Alberts middle initial was T.Other than that,I can find Alberts name anywhere.I don't know where to begin looking for his parents.Any suggestions??? Thanks Patty

I have a gg grandfather, Ephriam Hastings, in Adams Twp on 1830 Census, living near Green Parker. Since Ephriam married a Sarah Parker(1825 in Huron Co.) I would like to find a way to connect them. Any info on the Parkers and who Sarah belongs to would be much appreciated. They left the Hastings family group living in Groton Township, Erie Co to move to Seneca so it makes sense it was to be near her family but I have no proof of that. Julie Hastings Barnes

HELP I have spent the last 2 1/2 years looking for g-grandfather-Albert T.Peabody.Hers goes 1-Married Victoria(Dora)Snyder on Jan.1,1877 in Seneca county 2-wife Dora listed on 1880 census living with her parents-Simon&Rebecca Snyder on E.Perry St. in Tiffin,with 2 small kids--Charles b.1878 and Florence b.1879 Where is Albert?????? 3-my grandfather Harry b.1881 was Albert&Dora's third child-so I know that Albert was still alive in 1881-where is he???? 4-wife Dora shows up on the 1910 & 1920 census as a widow-what happened to Albert???? 5-Dora is buried in Greenlawn Cemetary in Tiffin row40 #17 their son Charles #16 Why isn't Albert buried with wife and son??? Where did Albert come from and when did he die and where is he buried??? A push in the right direction would be very helpful Thanks Patty Rogers,Arkansas

Hi Karen, I have much information on Adams Twp, Seneca Co, Ohio and all of my surnames then went to Allen County, Indiana. RINEHOLD, SMITH, SCHMIDT, GARMAN, GERMAN, KISTLER, NOEL, RING I have E D (Edd) Myers 1840-1907 that md Catherine Noel b 1848 d. Seneca Co 7 Dec 1914, murdered. E D Myers died in 1907 in Toledo State Hospital, mental illness. Also have a Solomon Myers, b. 1823, d. Allen Co., Ind., md Harriett German b. 1828 Lehigh Co, PA and d. ca 1911 in Adams Twp, Seneca Co., Ohio. I have more info on these people. Would love to hear from you.

SEEKING (Elijah?)John Eaton's birth date and place. He may be from Philadelpha, PA per Hathaway's of America. Seeking the following family: (Elijah?) JOHN EATON who married POLLY BARNEY (ORR, EATON, STONE) John EATON birth date and birth placer unknown died 1825 at Townsend,Sandusky,OH bur at Townsend,Sandusky,OH Marr 25 Feb 1821 at Seneca Township,Sandusky,OH marr Polly ORR,(BARNEY) brn Abt 1788 at Savoy,Berkshire Co.,MA Parents Benjamin B BARNEY and Deborah CRAPO. Children JOHN EATON JR., brn 3 Jan 1824 at Rollersville,Sandusky,OH, died 2 Dec 1864 at Sandusky,OH. Bur Chestnut Ridge C,Wood,OH. Marr: EUNICE WINSLOW HATHAWAY 4 Apr 1850 at Sandusky,OH. Children: HARRIET EATON brn 1822 at Sandusky, OH, marr JOHN H CHAPMAN 11 Aug 1845 at Clermont,OH. DOCUMENTATION JOHN EATON Sr. Signed a note in Mayeretta, Huron County, OH - June 7, 1824. OH Sandusky OH Vital Rec.'s index to marriages film #0506617 page 129 (25 Feb 1821). M514391 506617 0004. HISTORY OF SENECA COUNTY PG 630: JOHN EATON settled in the Pleasant township in 1819 married Mrs. Polly (Barney) Orr. He was a Prospector in Seneca Cnty in 1818. In the summer of 1820, WILLIAM HARRIS, his wife (MARY MEAD) & children, SAMUEL, JOHN, MARSHALL, MINERVA, TABITHA and JANE HARRIS moved from HARRISBURGH, PA, and settled in this township; SAMUEL HARRIS and JOHN EATON, being the prospectors here late in 1819. A JAMES EATON married MARY HARRIS sister of SAMUEL, JOHN, MARSHALL, MINERVA, TABITHA and JANE HARRIS. SAMUEL HARRIS & JOHN EATON came in 1819, as the pioneers of the family. SAMUEL died in 1826. HISTORY OF SENECA COUTNY; A.J. Baughman's History of Seneca County, Vol 1, 1911 pg 136. Mrs. Tabitha Harris Stanley's recollections. TABITHA STANLEY said: "My brother SAMUEL and a young man by the name of JOHN EATON started for Ohio on foot, for the purpose of prospecting and exploring the country. They came to the valley of the Sandusky, and wrote back to us to pack up and come out here, as this was an excellent country. When we got here we found the country a dense wilderness. We put up with BARNEY'S folks and moved into the same cabin they occupied, which had been built by WILLIAM SPICER. The Barney family consisted of West, who was the oldest, and Benjamin, both single, a widowed sister, Mrs. Polly Orr, who afterwards married John Eaton, who came out here with my brother Samuel in 1819., as already stated, and Ann, the youngest sister, who was afterward married to David Rice in the fall of 1820. Benjamin Barney married my sister Minerva in the winter of 1820. (Seneca Searchers 11:6 (Nov/Dec 1992) POLLY ORR BARNEY Mrs. POLLY (BARNEY)ORR (widow of FRIEND ORR) married JOHN EATON in 1818, after the death of her husband and child. In 1819/20 she came with her brothers, the BARNEYS, FRIEND ORR, a friend of the BARNEYS, settled in Pleasant in 1819 & died a few later. History of Seneca County/Pleasant Township. pg 628,630 & 632.(Ohio). Other marriages: FRIEND ORR 5 Mar 1812, CHRISTOPHER STONE Children: JOHN EATON, Jr. 1850 OH Census, Woodville Twps, Sandusky -age 25 1860 OH Census, Madison Twps, Sandusky #0020201- age 35, John Dean next door. 1864 Sep 26-Died, buried in ChestnutRidge Cemetery, Scottownship, Wood Cnty, OH, with wife Eunice. Was a Chaplain, appointed Colonel of a colored regiment. pg 187 OH Sandusky OH Marriage Lic film #050620 OH Sandusky, OH Vital Rec.'s index to marriages film #0506617 page 1 (8 May 1850). Nan, Info was obtained for Graves Registration Card - Sandusky County, Scott Township: Name: John, Eaton, Jr. Address: Rollerville, OH Date of Birth Jan 3,1824 Place of Birth: Sandusky, OH Date of death: Sept 26,1864 Place: Rollerville, OH

I am searching for information about the MYERS family that lived in and around Republic in Adams Township from about 1845 to at least 1900. I have an article about the suicide of Jonas Myers, the brother of my ancestor, Nathan Myers. Our Myers' were part of the Lehigh County, PA to Seneca County, OH migration. Nathan and Leah Myers moved to Seneca County about 1845. They were in Thompson Township on the 1850 census. Nathan and Leah moved to Allen County, IN between 1850 and 1860. Nathan's brother, Jonas, remained in Seneca County. I'm also interested in finding out who the parents and siblings of CATHARINE ("KATE") WHITEMAN are. Kate married Israel Myers in Allen County, IN, in 1874. The census records say she was born in Ohio. I'm assuming her family moved to Allen County from Seneca County, too, but that's only an assumption at this point. If anyone can help me, I'd be very, very grateful. Karen