Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Seneca/72 Surname: Smith, Gerten, Lutz, Shank, Ball, Fry, Falter, Steinmetz ------------------------- Do you have families from New Riegel other than those mentioned? My mother-in-law grew up in New Regiel. The family name is Gerten. They lived right next to the Catholic church.

Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Seneca/71 Surname: Wagner, Reinhart, O'Harn, Koepfer, Bour, Thom, Swope ------------------------- Hello! What can you tell me about the Seneca County, OH Thoms?

The only Tiffin City directories available on microfilm thru the Mormon Church are from 1879 and 1930. The catalog is online at: http://www.familysearch.org Select "Custom Search" Select "Family History Library Catalog" Select "Place search" Enter "Tiffin", and you will get a list of everything that is available from the LDS Family History Libraries. Mark Sondys

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Steve, would you be so kind as to look for the name Jacob Newhouse in the Tiffin and Seneca County directories for that period 1867-1881. I would really appreciate it. Wendy Newhouse Hodgden

There are many county and city directories in the Tiffin Seneca Public Library. My memory says that they are from the mid 1800's to present. Don't hold me to that first date. As far as I know they are not on microfilm. Contact the library at 77 Jefferson St., Tiffin, OH 44883. Ruth Mark Sondys wrote: > Are there city directories available for Tiffin, OH. > If so, what years are available, are they on microfilm, > and where might they be found? > > surname: Keifer > -- > Mark Sondys

There are a number of Tiffin City Directories, Fostoria, and Seneca County Directories available at the Tiffin-Seneca Public Library. There are also a number of them at the Seneca County Museum. More Fostoria Directories can be found at the library in Fostoria, and some can be found in Findlay as well. The earliest one I have ever seen for Tiffin is 1867. The Mormons have microfilmed an enormous number of City & County directories as well. These microfilm rolls can be rented or purchased from them through their Family History Center, which is based in Salt Lake City. Most major libraries nationwide have access to their catalog. Steve Hartzell The Tiffin Seneca History Notebook http://www.friendlynet.com/stevehartzell/facts.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <SteveHartzell> Sent: Monday, September 11, 2000 8:55 PM Subject: Tiffin city directories > > Are there city directories available for Tiffin, OH. > If so, what years are available, are they on microfilm, > and where might they be found? > > surname: Keifer > -- > Mark Sondys >

Are there city directories available for Tiffin, OH. If so, what years are available, are they on microfilm, and where might they be found? surname: Keifer -- Mark Sondys

I live in central MN. St. Cloud. Those are common names in the area. The local genealogists are very active. I could do some research. Contact me if you want me to do some research. My family has a New Riegel connection but they came to SE Minnesota. Surnames in the Seneca County are: Kemp, Krell and Hergenrather.

This is Greg speaking... since I no longer work for Reynolds Metals (or should I say, Alcoa?), my new email address is [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pam" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 11, 2000 12:39 PM Subject: Greg L. McCormick > My mail to Greg L. McCormick bounced this morning. > Does anyone have his current e-mail address? > > Greg, If you see this please e-mail me. > > Thanks, > Pam Kerschner > [email protected] > > >

My mail to Greg L. McCormick bounced this morning. Does anyone have his current e-mail address? Greg, If you see this please e-mail me. Thanks, Pam Kerschner [email protected]

Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Seneca/70 Surname: Kirian, Gillig, Thom, Werling, Reinhart ------------------------- Have information on New Riegel and FrenchTown Families. Have worked on other people families in that area. Their are more people work on New Riegel and Big Spring Twp. Have some information on Nicholas Marx OR Marks family. Please E-Mail and will send you web-site also files.

Would Barbara Terflinger be a child of Christopher and Elizabeth Terflinger ? I have a Barbara Terflinger and John Stinchcomb married in Fairfield county, Ohio about 1828. John Stinchcomb [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 7:19 AM Subject: Christopher Terflinger > I would like to communicate with any descendents of Christopher(1766-1866) > and Elizabeth Terflinger buried in the Lutheran Cem, at McCutchenville, > Seneca/Wyandot County line. Christopher(very young) was in the Rev. War. > Although records were destroyed in Court House fire. Any confirmation would > be appreciated. > Vera Chandler Black > [email protected] > >

Sandra Cain wrote: > Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Obituaries > Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/SenecaObits/19 > > Surname: Gettinger, Gittinger, Gittingar, Joret > ------------------------- > > I have found a link to your Winfield Scott Gettinger. > > My husband's mother is a Gettinger. Her father, John J. Gettinger was born > in 1857 in Union City, OH. His father was John Gittinger born 1809 in MD > and his grandfather was Jacob Gittinger born 1787 in MD. Jacob's father > was Jacob Gittinger born 1760(?) in MD and his father was John Gittingar > born 1720 in Gallen, Switzerland. > > John J. Gettinger, as a single young man, came to Ottawa, Franklin Co., > KS about 1881 (and we have wondered what the draw was) There is a Henry > Gettinger on the 1870 Census but then he is not mentioned again. A nephew, > Nate Gettinger, came out a few years later. John J. was a second cousin > once removed from Winfield, I am curious about their relationship...I would > assume they knew each other. It was a surprise to see your contribution, > I did not know there was another Ottawa connection. Can we share anything. > Thanks, Sandra Dear Sandra, I am very much interested in keeping in touch with you. There are several of us locally who are working on this name. I am anxious for us to get together but I have just been too involved in daily life recently that it hasn't happened. The following information is from a family bible and Johannes Heintz History written about 1900. Daniel Gittinger b 1810 m Jane Elizabeth Dudrow 1833. They were from Frederick Co. MD and both died in Seneca Co. Ohio and are buried in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Tiffin, OH. There children are: Margaret Ann m William Hyter Catherine Elizabeth m John G. Bonnell Mary Jane m William T. Ellis William Henry m Almarinda Gibbons John David m Mary Stinchcomb George Washington d of wounds in Civil War bur in the south All of these children were born in Frederick Co. MD The following children were born in Seneca Co. OH Robert Hiram m Olevia Souder - my great grandparents Ellen Corintha d age 2 Winfield Scott b 1850 d Ottawa KS Daniel Webster m Laura E Stinchcomb At least six of these children are buried in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. I have a lot more information. Always willing to share. Ruth Brill

Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Obituaries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/SenecaObits/19 Surname: Gettinger, Gittinger, Gittingar, Joret ------------------------- I have found a link to your Winfield Scott Gettinger. My husband's mother is a Gettinger. Her father, John J. Gettinger was born in 1857 in Union City, OH. His father was John Gittinger born 1809 in MD and his grandfather was Jacob Gittinger born 1787 in MD. Jacob's father was Jacob Gittinger born 1760(?) in MD and his father was John Gittingar born 1720 in Gallen, Switzerland. John J. Gettinger, as a single young man, came to Ottawa, Franklin Co., KS about 1881 (and we have wondered what the draw was) There is a Henry Gettinger on the 1870 Census but then he is not mentioned again. A nephew, Nate Gettinger, came out a few years later. John J. was a second cousin once removed from Winfield, I am curious about their relationship...I would assume they knew each other. It was a surprise to see your contribution, I did not know there was another Ottawa connection. Can we share anything. Thanks, Sandra

Posted on: Seneca Co. Oh Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Seneca/69 Surname: MARX, THEISEN, HOFFMANN ------------------------- I am researching my Luxembourg ancestors and relatives in Seneca County,Ohio. In 1847 Nicholas HOFFMANN, his wife, Elisabeth, nee THEISEN, and Elizabeth's uncle, Nicholas MARX and his wife Theresa emigrated from Meysembourg, Luxembourg to Seneca County, Ohio. In the mid 1850's the Hoffmann's and Theisen's moved west to central Minnesota. Nicholas MARX, his wife Theresa and children remained in Seneca County as part of the Luxembourg community there. Many of their sacramental church records are at St. Boniface Church in New Riegel, Ohio. I would like to contact descendants of Nicholas and Theresa Marx. I have much ancestral information which I am willing to share.

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Hi Marilyn, I decided to reply off the list. I have your people and this particular lineage is a major mess. You are descended from John George Kistler of Berks Co., PA. I am descended from him also and his children are a big problem. My preference would be to send you a GEDCOM with all that I have on this line, correct and incorrect. As you probably already know, the Kistlers have been widely published on the Internet and some of the data is very very poor. Please contact me off list at my e-mail address. I tried to contact you off list but your address came back as 'unknown'. Please let me know in what fashion you would like the information to come to you. I'm always happy to share because many many others have shared with me. When your Kistlers were in Seneca County, they appear to have been perhaps cousins of my line but definitely the same line. I shall look forward to hearing from you. Ellen I Weber

Ellen, My Kistlers are as follows: Jacob Kistler b: Aug 1774 - Berks Co PA d: 30 Dec 1854, Royal Center IN married Maria Engel b: 1775 d: 16 June 1854 Royal Center, IN John Kistler (Captain) b 15 Mar 1812 PA d: April 1884 Indianapolis, IN married: 17 Sept 1833 Sarah Lott b: 8 July 1818 Fairfield Co, OH d: 3 April 1842 Ohio Francis Marion Kistler b: 19 June 1835 Seneca County married: 1874 Anna Elizabeth Shippey b: July 1844 OH father: Nathan Shippey b 27 Oct 1796 VT d: 1863 Bascom, Seneca Co, OH mother: Vilinda b: 1799 NY Nita Britamark Kistler b: 9 Aug 1876 Toledo, OH d: 25 Sept 1944 Indianapolis, IN married: 17 Dec 1895 William Horace Lineback b: 29 Jul 1971 Westland, Hancock Co, IN d: 5 Jun 1944, Indianapolis, IN We would really like any information anyone might have on any of these people. The name Britamark is a definite mystery to us. Nita is our paternal grandmother. Thanks for any tidbit. Marilyn Lineback Nichols

Marilyn, I have many Kistlers, including a few unconnected Franks and a Marion. This line came to Seneca county about 1830 and married into most of the early German families there. It would help immeasurably if you would include some dates and any other information you may have. I'll be happy to share with anyone interested in this early Seneca County family. Ellen Weber >Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2000 20:28:38 -0400 >From: "Marilyn R. Nichols" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Kistler Family >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Searching for the Kistler family of Seneca County. Francis Marion Kistler >m. Anna Elizabeth Shippy. daughter, Nita M Britamark Kistler (my >grandmother) and Frank Burton Kistler (her brother). Would like to find >Francis's parents and any information regarding the Britamark name. > >Thanks, > >Marilyn Lineback Nichols > >______________________________X-Message: #3 >Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2000 07:19:17 EDT >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Christopher Terflinger >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I would like to communicate with any descendents of Christopher(1766-1866) >and Elizabeth Terflinger buried in the Lutheran Cem, at McCutchenville, >Seneca/Wyandot County line. Christopher(very young) was in the Rev. War. >Although records were destroyed in Court House fire. Any confirmation would >be appreciated. >Vera Chandler Black >[email protected]