Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12034 Surname: BRAUCHER, BROUGHER, DELONG, WARSTLER, MOORE, PALMER, SIBILA ------------------------- Did they change the spelling, perhaps, to H-A-R-E ?

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Oh/Stark/12033 Surname: Snyder, Steffy, Steffee ------------------------- My great-great-grandmother was Christina Snyder. She was married to David Steffy/Steffee, born in Pennsylvania in 1833. He died in 1883 in Marlboro township, Stark County, OH and is buried beside Christina at East Nimishillan Church of the Brethren. I believe Christina was born in PA also and I have no information on her family. Their children included Adam (my great-grandfather), Peter, Israel, Edward, Edwin, Sylvester and others whose names I don't remember right now. Some of the brothers were instrumental in building up Hartville including naming several of the streets where they built. I am wondering if your Peter is maybe Christina's brother. Any ideas? Thanks

>Surname: Nicholas Zintsmaster, Lucinda Zintsmaster >------------------------- >I am doing a genealogical research for my mother, Harriett Stoner Hanson.>She was born in 1924 in Massillon, Ohio, the daughter of Harry and Iva>Stoner. The people I am interested in obtaining information on Nicholas>and Lucinda Zintsmaster. They first appeare in the 1860 US Census living>in the Bethlehem Township, Stark County, Ohio. >If anyone wants to say hello to my mother, I >will pass it on. I would like to say hello to your mother. This is her lucky day! :) I don't have any information on Louise's line, other than that she married Jeremiah Stoner. She has to be from that line and so I'm welcoming a new cousin <G> I do have more information than I'm listing here. If you check the 1850 census for Bethlehem twp you will find the Zinsmaster/Zinsmeister homestead. I know there is a space after the main family and then ~Lucinda and baby Nic. I'd have to look up my census stuff to be sure. I belive these are the ones your looking for. I have seen different surnames for Phillipina. I'd be happy to swap you what I have on Nic for an update on Louise. I have Jacobs parents and siblings. I think this is the Nic and Lucinda you are looking for. BTW I haven't reverified the birthplaces. This is just from the info I have. 28 Mar 2001 Family Group Sheet Husband: Nicholas ZINSMASTER Born: 30 Nov 1825 in: Schrollbach, Bavaria, Germany Died: 4 Jun 1909 in: Stark Co, Ohio Buried: 6 Jun 1909 in: Union Lawn, Navarre, Stark Co, Ohio Father: Jacob ZINSMASTER Mother: Philippina STRAUSS Wife: Lucinda GROSSMAN Married: 31 May 1849 in: Canton, Stark Co, Ohio Other: in: Rev Peter Herbruck Born: 27 Jan 1828 in: Switzerland Died: 21 Oct 1899 in: Bethlehem Twp, Stark Co, Ohio Buried: 23 Oct 1899 in: Union Lawn, Navarre, Stark Co, Ohio Father: Mother: 1 Nicholas ZINSMASTER b. 20 Jul 1850 d. 10 Mar 1920 2 John ZINSMASTER b. 28 Feb 1852 d. 1863 3 Louise ZINSMASTER b. 14 Sep 1855 d. 7 Aug 1933 4 Flora Elizabeth ZINSMASTER b. 13 Sep 1857 d. 12 Mar 1925 5 Eliza Jane ZINSMASTER b. 10 Sep 1861 d. 12 Sep 1934 6 Daniel ZINSMASTER b. 10 Jan 1863 7 Franklin L ZINSMASTER b. 23 May 1867 d. 1949 Gin

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Oh/Stark/12032 Surname: Weirick, Weirich, Weyrich, Weyrick, Wyrick, Wirick, Bowersox, Bauersachs ------------------------- Can anyone tell me if the old Lutheran Evangelical Cemetery still exists, and if so where? The only information I have is that it was located in Uniontown (Stark Co. OH) next to the Lutheran Church. I have an ancestor buried there. Her name was Magdalena (Bowersox) Weirick. Would like to hear from others researching the same family. Thanks . . .

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12031 Surname: Andrew Stoner, Elizabeth Margaret Mittman Stoner ------------------------- I am doing a genealogical research for my mother, Harriett Stoner Hanson. She was born in 1924 in Massillon, Ohio, the daughter of Harry and Iva Stoner. The people I am interested in obtaining information on Andrew Stoner and Elizabeth Margaret Mittman Stoner. They moved to the Tuscarawas Township, Stark County, Ohio, around 1818 to 1820's. They are the parents of Jacob Stoner. Jacob Stoner is the father of Jeremiah Stoner, the father of Harry Stoner, my grandfather. I will trade family information. If you have any information, please contact me. If anyone wants to say hello to my mother, I will pass it on. Thanks: Eddie Hanson

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12030 Surname: Nicholas Zintsmaster, Lucinda Zintsmaster ------------------------- I am doing a genealogical research for my mother, Harriett Stoner Hanson. She was born in 1924 in Massillon, Ohio, the daughter of Harry and Iva Stoner. The people I am interested in obtaining information on Nicholas and Lucinda Zintsmaster. They first appeare in the 1860 US Census living in the Bethlehem Township, Stark County, Ohio. If you have any information on these individuals, please contact me using the E-mail address below. If anyone wants to say hello to my mother, I will pass it on. Thanks.

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12029 Surname: Charles Basht ------------------------- I am doing a genealogical research for my mother, Harriett Stoner Hanson. She was born in 1924 in Massillon, Ohio, the daughter of Harry and Iva Stoner. I am interested in obtaining information on Charles Basht (Bearscht). He was born in 1861 in the Shenandoah County, Virgina. He was the son of name George Bearscht and the brother of Herman Basht. I will trade family information on Charles Basht. However, I have very little inforamtion on him. If you have any information on him, please contact me using the E-mail. If anyone wants to say hello to my mother, I will pass it on. Thanks:

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12028 Surname: Henry Hair, Levi Hair ------------------------- I am doing a genealogical research for my mother, Harriett Stoner Hanson. She was born in 1924 in Massillon, Ohio, the daughter of Harry and Iva Stoner. I am interested in obtaining information on Henry Hair. He was born in Westmoreland or Somerset County, PA, in 1820. He is the father of Levi Hair. Levi married Sophia Blough, my ancestor. This is all I got. Thank you for your cooperation. Eddie

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12027 Surname: Reverend John Blough ------------------------- I am doing a genealogical research for my mother, Harriett Stoner Hanson. She was born in 1924 in Massillon, Ohio, the daughter of Harry and Iva Stoner. I am interested in obtaining information on the Reverend John Blough. He was born in 1802 & died 1881. He was a circuit rider that covered the area between Marietta and Cleveland, Ohio. He built a church near Navarre, Ohio. The gravesite is still there. Apparently, there is a very old bible that belonged to Christian Blauch/Blough that I am interested in tracking down. I will trade family information on the Bloughs that I have. If you have any information on him, please contact me. If anyone wants to say hello to my mother, I will pass it on. Thanks:

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12026 Surname: Prendeville, Quinlan, Kelleher ------------------------- I am seeking a distant cousin who might be in possession of a family Bible. I *do not* want to take your family heirloom, I merely want the information *in* it. Mary Ann PRENDIVILLE (PRENDEVILLE) married Joseph QUINLAN. Their daughter Kate, married John KELLEHER. If there is a family Bible of the Prendeville's, Kate--as the only daughter of the only daughter--probably had it. Mary Ann was born in Ashland Co., but her brothers were born in Holmes Co. She was living in Stark Co. when her father, oldest brother, and mother died. I believe Kate Kelleher lived in Massilon. I'm hoping that the Bible might contain information about Mary Ann's grandparents. Link: Thomas Prendiville of Ohio URL: <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/a/l/Christi-P-Malone/>

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Stark/12024 Surname: PFIERRER, LEEPER ------------------------- SUSANNAH WAS BORN IN STARK COUNTY OHIO IN 1855. SHE MARRIED WILLIAM LEEPER AND MOVED TO MARSHALL COUNTY INDIANA. THEY HAD A SON HENRY LEEPER WHO LOST HIS ARM AROUND THE AGE OF 8 OR 9 IN A FARMING ACCIDENT. WILLIAM PICKED UP HIS SON AND TOOK HIM INTO THE HOUSE. SUSANNAH, WHO WAS 7 MONTHS PREGNANT AT THE TIME, TOOK ONE LOOK AT HIM AND DIED OF A HEART ATTACK. SUSANNAH, HER UNBORN BABY AND HENRY'S ARM ARE ALL BURIED IN THE SAME GRAVE. I AM LOOKING FOR HER FAMILY AND HER GRAVE. IF ANYTHING SOUNDS FAMILIAR PLEASE E MAIL ME. THANKS

St. John's Catholic Church (2nd oldest Catholic church in NE Ohio) was in the center of Canton, not New Berlin (North Canton). Canton is approximately 6 miles from the center of Massillon. I don't have "The Stark County Story" by Heald here at home, but I believe that either St Ann's or St. Barbara's in Massillon was established sometime in the 1830s. Also, St Louis Catholic Church in Louisville was established early, perhaps 1840s. Can anyone give a starting date for any of these Catholic churches ? Neal Thompson Gardner Genealogical librarian Stark County District Library ==FREE Newsletter shows you how to become a $100,000 earner== www.sixfigureincome.com/?1224802 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kelly Grojean" <k.grojean@worldnet.att.net> To: <OHSTARK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 25 March, 2001 5:27 PM Subject: [OHSTARK] Distance > In 1833 what would have been the distance between Massillion and New Berlin > and how long would it have taken to go form Massillion to St. John's > Catholic Church in New Berlin. Correct me if I wrong but at that time I do > not beleave there was another place local for the Catholics to worship. > Would it be safe to say in 1833 Catholics coming from France were very close > with their faith? Would it also be safe to say they would have been involved > in the Church by having all their children baptized and any weddings would > have been conducted in the Church? > > Kelly Grojean > > > ==== OHSTARK Mailing List ==== > To search the OHSTARK listserver archive, go to > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> > and type "OHSTARK" > >

In 1833 what would have been the distance between Massillion and New Berlin and how long would it have taken to go form Massillion to St. John's Catholic Church in New Berlin. Correct me if I wrong but at that time I do not beleave there was another place local for the Catholics to worship. Would it be safe to say in 1833 Catholics coming from France were very close with their faith? Would it also be safe to say they would have been involved in the Church by having all their children baptized and any weddings would have been conducted in the Church? Kelly Grojean

Paul and Martha Palmer, son William and wife Cora Elizabeth Smith Strasser and daughter Hattie lived in Sebring in 1902. Granddaughters Laura and Eleanor were born there 1906, 1914. In the Alliance Review, Sebring News I found a notice of their births on Oregon Avenue. No birth record for Laura yet. Would there be any place where Laura's birth record could be found? Eleanor's was sent in by the doctor who delivered her. Her name was written Elinore Ruth Strasser. She used Eleanor. Hattie and Clarence Gladfeter were married in 1907 in Sebring. Is there a marriage or divorce file for them? The marriage is noted in a small book in the library at Alliance where I visited in 1998. Is there a birth record for Genevieve June Strasser born June 2, 1915 in Sebring? This may be in the SebringNews section of the Review, also. She and Cora died in December 1918 in E. St. Louis IL from influenza. They are buried in the old Strasser plot in Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville IN. Laura died 10/18/1968 Belleville IL. She and Otis R. Butler, her husband are buried in Mt. Hope, Bellevile IL. Eleanor died 11/16/1999 and is buried in Alliance City Cemetery. Her son Paul, her father William and her first husband Glenn Turner are also buried there. She married Paul E. Burson. He is buried elsewhere. Hope this is not too much to ask. I live in Illinois. Thanks.

Seeking information on the Culver family. Aaron Culver brought his family from Pennsylvania to Stark Co., Ohio. He lived there for several years and owned land in Bethlehem twp. In the 1810s he moved his family to Wayne County. In the late 1820s he again moved, this time to Medina County. Aaron settled in Norton twp., Medina Co. David and Truman Culver, who I believe are his sons, settled in Sharon twp. Nathanial Culver remained in Bethlehem twp., Stark Co. Would like to correspond with anyone with info on this family. Mindy Shadle mshadle@prodigy.net

Thank you for your information on HOMAN'S I certainly will follow it up. Mille On Sat, 24 Mar 2001 16:02:17 -0800 "Beverlee" <trace97@jps.net> writes: > > HOMAN LOUIS > County Name: STARK Date of Death: 6/8/1917 > Volume Number: 2306 Certificate Number: 42276 > HOMAN CLARENC V > County Name: STARK Date of Death: 3/23/1914 > Volume Number: 1329 Certificate Number: 18476 > HOMAN ANNA M > County Name: STARK Date of Death: 11/10/1916 > Volume Number: 2102 Certificate Number: 70660 > > > Ohio_Historical_Society - 1982 Velma Ave. - Columbus, OH 43211 - © > 1998 All > Rights Reserved. > > HOMAN ESTER V > County Name: STARK Date of Death: 1/30/1920 > Volume Number: 3173 Certificate Number: 5904 > HOMAN EARL A > County Name: STARK Date of Death: 4/1/1921 > Volume Number: 3548 Certificate Number: 24200 > > > > Ohio_Historical_Society - 1982 Velma Ave. - Columbus, OH 43211 - © > 1998 All > Rights Reserved. > > --------------------- > HOMAN JAMES L > County Name: STARK Date of Death: 11/26/1926 > Volume Number: 5205 Certificate Number: 70693 > > Ohio_Historical_Society - 1982 Velma Ave. - Columbus, OH 43211 - © > 1998 All > Rights Reserved. > > HOMAN HENRY W > County Name: STARK Date of Death: 4/1/1931 > Volume Number: 6597 Certificate Number: 26969 > > > Ohio_Historical_Society - 1982 Velma Ave. - Columbus, OH 43211 - © > 1998 All > Rights Reserved. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mildred Homan Emmitt" <mille4@juno.com> > To: <OHSTARK-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2001 2:10 PM > Subject: [OHSTARK] Homan Family > > > > Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum > > Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Oh/Stark/12020 > > > > Surname: Homan > > ------------------------- > > > > Looking for a Henry Homan, who was in the Civil War from Canton, > Stark > > County, OH > > > > His wife's name was Elta Homan. > > > > Also, looking for a John G. Homan & Mary E. who were in Stark Co. > Census > > of 1910. > > > > Any information would be appreciated. > > > > Mille > > > > > > > > ==== OHSTARK Mailing List ==== > > Massillon, Stark Co, Ohio genealogy: > > <A HREF="http://www.massillon.lib.oh.us/"> > > Massillon Public Library > > > > > >

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Oh/Stark/12023 Surname: Stillinger, Stellenger ------------------------- Searching for any information on Stillinger families in Stark Co. Ohio 1820 - 1870. Thanks, Ken Stllinger - stillysgarage@aol.com

Hymie Williams did sports briefs on the radio for a few of the radio stations during the 70's and 80's....I think he died in the 90's. I can't remember him owning any newspaper...but I think he had a column with the Cleveland Plain Dealer for Stark Co. sports too. Was there someone wanting to know some genealogy for him. Or were you just reminiscing about him?

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Oh/Stark/12022 Surname: Williams ------------------------- I certainly appreciate the info. Is this the same Hymie Williams that lives in Canton, OH and is a retired Sports Announcer and his wife was a teacher of Spanish I believe. If this is the same one he says he is not the Hymie I am looking for. Not a very common name Hymie Williams.

Posted on: Stark Co. Oh Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Oh/Stark/12020 Surname: Homan ------------------------- Looking for a Henry Homan, who was in the Civil War from Canton, Stark County, OH His wife's name was Elta Homan. Also, looking for a John G. Homan & Mary E. who were in Stark Co. Census of 1910. Any information would be appreciated. Mille