Dear Sharon, and everyone who sent me their money for this book, I have received envlopes from some of you that have asked for my address but not everyones. This is why you haven't received your copies as of yet. I haven't cashed your checks yet either. I didn't want to have to make 3 or 4 special trips to do this coping as I don't make it to town very often. I have contacted everyone who hasn't sent me their coping fees asking them to do so ASAP. If there are any other questions my address is borts@gte.net Nora -----Original Message----- From: Sharon <sharon@kua.net> To: PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com <PADUTCHgenONLY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, May 27, 1999 1:40 PM Subject: [PADUTCHgenONLY-L] Book I sent for????? >Hello all, >I need help with something! PLEASE! >I need to find the person who was supposed to send me a copy of a book about >some people. I can't find the e-mail or name!! HA! >They offered to do lookups on a list of surnames out of a book of a valley. >I was having trouble with my computer and lost it all! HA! >I had it printed out and don't seem to be able to find that either! It was >off of one of these two lists I'm sure. >I sent this person $11 to make a copy of it for me and postage and I haven't >heard from them since! I would like this person to contact me please or if >anyone else remembers who it was, would you please let me know!? I think it >was Olley Valley or something. > >Thank you!! >Sharon >sharon@kua.net > > > >==== PADUTCHgenONLY Mailing List ==== >Be tolerant of others people's views and shortcomings. >Remember no flaming. >Thanks! >

Hi, I'm new to the Stark Co., OH list. I'm looking for information on the following individuals: Samuel FIES b. 22 April 1804, Lebanon Co., PA m. Anna Marie REINOEHL 5 February 1828, daughter of John Michael REINOEHL and Catherine FISHER, b. 5 February 1828 d. 30 June 1849 in Stark Co., OH. Anna Marie's father John Michael REINOEHL died 29 September 1858 in SugarCreek Twp., Stark Co., OH. I found the 1850 Sugar Creek Twp., Stark Co., OH census record for Samuel FIES (45yrs) and daughters Catherine (18yrs) and Elizabeth (8yrs). Both daughter's were born in OH. I believe the FIES/REINOEHL move to OH occurred about 1830. I'm looking for additional information on Samuel and Anna Marie (nee REINOEHL) FIES including descendant, church (most likely Lutheran), etc. Also, there is reason to believe that the EBY family, particularly Peter and Daniel migrated from PA to Lake Twp., Stark Co., OH soon after the FEES/REINOEHL's moved (about 1835). Anna EBY is the mother of Samuel FIES and might be related to Peter and Daniel EBY. Thanks, Philip Fees   Visit the FIES/FEES Family History Research Site http://www.fies-fees.org   Visit the FIES/FEES RootsWeb Board http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Fees

Looking for JOHAN HENRY BONEBRAKE /BONEBRIGHT. May have gone by Henry. B.D. 20 June 1753. Had a son named Jacob that lived in Stark CO. Thanks for your help. Cherie Bonebright Baxter

I am looking for Johan Henry Bonebrake 1813-1830 in Stark County. B.D. 7-20-1753 He may have gone by Henry,John Henry or Hine. The last name may be Bonebright. His son Jacob changed his to Bonebright. Thanks for your help! Cherie Bonebright Baxter

Looking for the descendants of the following who came to America ca. 1900-1912? from Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England. Moses, Joseph, Albert Simpson, Mary Soothill Simpson, Elizabeth Richards Simpson. Albert and Mary had the following children: Agnes Elizabeth Simpson b. 1916, Noreen Simpson m. John Pitts, Evelyn Simpson m. David Rosser. Evelyn lived in Buffalo, NY before she died. Moses lived in Massillon til he died, so did Joseph and Albert. Does anyone know this family? Thanks, Shari

I am trying to find information about my great-great-grandparents, Kinsey Jones, born in Ohio c. 1828, and Mary Shrake (later his wife), born in Ohio c. 1833. I have no information on where in Ohio or their ancestors or siblings, so anything I could get would be fabulous. They married and moved to Wisconsin, first to Fond du Lac, and later to Trempealeau County, where most of their children were born - the eldest was born in 1854. They were my great-great-grandparents. Any chance these names might connect with you? Sue Whitewater

I am searching for the descendents of Daniel BAIR, b. November 8, 1794, Westmoreland Co., PA. Daniel was the youngest son of Rudolph BAIR and Maria Barbara YERIAN. Their other children were Rudolph, Jr., George, Christopher, Susanna, John, and Elizabeth. Court documents of refer to his wife as Polly in 1824. Other records show Daniel BAIR married Mary THOMA, April 1, 1816, in Stark County. (The THOMA farm was near the BAIR lands in Paris Twp.) Daniel could have married Catherine FRYFOGLE by 1829. Howard Slater hslater@pacbell.net

Researching anything about my grandfather I can find. His name was Paul Willis Horner Sr. He was the clerk of courts in Canton Ohio I am trying to get copies of any of his accomplishments and work history for Canton. Also doing the family tree of Weis in the same areas. Grindle Weis Gordon Horner If someone has access to records Josephine Weis Gordon had a set of twins in 1949-1951 birthnames were Weis Gordon or Dolph. they were male and female I am trying to get exact birthdate. thank you

Just received this and thought I would pass it on........ I might add that I've been finding these indexes to not be reliable sources. Shirley Houk Pittsburg, TX Edythe98@aol.com ========================================= Just in the last couple of weeks the Western Reserve Historical Society Library acquired an Index to the 1870 Ohio Census. It is a multi volume set of books taking up at least a linear foot of shelf space. Up till now they have had about a dozen and a half to two dozen county indexes for the 1870 census. I haven't had a need to use it yet, but from the size of it, it should be complete for the entire state. I was also under the impression that the 1860 Ohio Census Index was for the entire state. I will check it out the next time I am at WRHS. BTW, they also have the CD-ROM for the 1880 Ohio Census Index. This index includes all households, not just those with children under 10 years old as in the 1880 Soundex. ------------- Tuscarawas County does have it's own transcribed 1870 census index, though, done by the genealogical society. ====================================

I descend from Robert & Elizabeth (BIRD/BYRD) CRISWELL, residents of Perry Co., OH ,1820's Found in Perry Co., Court Minute Bk. 4, Page 19, indication that a John CRISWELL, d. 1825, intestate. Administration of Estate extended to the February term of Court, 1827. Was John the father of Robert CRISWELL? Also found information that a John CRISWELL, d. 1825, Stark Co., OH. George GREGORY appointed administrator of John's estate there. A Stark Co., History indicated the CRISWELLS had moved to Stark Co., from someplace in MD. Anxious to find out more about Robert CRISWELL's parents and siblings and where they lived prior to Ohio. Robert mar. 2) supposedly Eliz. Huston, 25 Aug. 1830. The family migrated to Hamilton Co., IN. where Robert d. 1847. He may have had a sister, Eleanor, that mar. a Mooney. If can help, will be most appreciative, please e:mail to: PattFulton@aol.comC

I've finally received the census film for Stark Co. 1830, from NARA. I would like to put this census on the GENWEB Census Page. But I need a proofreader. Can anyone help? You will have to get your own copy of the film and have the resource to read it. I looked at it very quickly last night and the handwriting wasn't too bad, not great but not too bad. Do think that it isn't a very big filming. either. Also plan to do the Columbiana Co for the same 1830. Haven't looked at it yet to see how big it is or how the handwriting is. Will need a proofreader for it also. Any volunteers? L Grantham grantha@futureone.com

To everyone who is interested in the Oley Valley look-up, Yes, it was a typo it should have read--- $1.00 for up to 10 pages and $8.00 for the whole book. Thanks Nora

To Everyone Who Sent Me Querys, I have decided to answer you all this way becasue to date I have had ca 60 responces to this query. I received this book through the Inner Library loan. They wouldn't let me check it out because it is a rare book. The book contained no copyright so the Librarian let me copy the book. If you are interested in any of the following surnames (Which are all that is in the book) the fee for copying them will be $100 for up to 10 pages, or $8.00 for the book. E-mail me for my address. There is also write ups of the Oley Churches, Quaker Meetings and the Schools. Bauman Lincoln Boone Fisher Bertolet DeTurk LeVan Keim Guldin Yoder Kaufman Lesher Hunter General Udree's Career Hoch (High) Herbein DeBenneville Griesemer Leinbach

The 1850 Stark Co Census images have been uploaded to Rootsweb. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/cen_o.htm#OH Doug Schorey Stark CC

I've had a couple of questions re the source of this obit info, and believe it or not, I got it from the resouces page of the Stark County web site, under "Todays Obituaries". Genealogy News, 12415 Chestnut NW, Canal Fulton,OH 44614-9617 has a link to a list of obits, estate notices etc. You look up the name/s, and send them an e-mail, and they will return instructions on how to get copies. Unfortunately, I just tried the link, and got a "server may be down" message. Give it a try later. Warren and Jane Lewis wrote: > Can you give me direction as to where I might read "The Stark County > Gazette"? Thank you. Jane -- Bill Hawk whsaxman@philly.infi.net HAUCK,STUMP,HAWK,REGES,SENSENY,HUBER,MUSSELMAN,MELL,WOLF,STUTENROTH,WELLIVER,(PA 1751- now); KILLOUGH,MCCAUGHAN,RANKIN,CHESTNUTT,MCALLISTER (NIR>PA USA 1794-now)

Looking for William HUNTER was born we believe in CAN possibly Quebec in abt 1774. His parents are said to have came from IRE. He moved from CAN to possibly Checengo CO, NY around early 1800, but this has not be documented, it could be PA. Sometime bet 1808-1812 William moved to OH where his sons had moved and his is found living with his daughter. He is said to have been a preacher probably of the Baptist Faith. We do not know who William married, but do know he had several sons. They were; Anderson R. abt 1792, Jabez and Samuel. Jabez and Samuel we know almost nothing about. Anderson served as a Justice of the Peace in Rockford, OH from 1832-1850. He married twice. First to Mary GRAVES. His second wife was Rebecca LILLIES\ANTONIDES. Rebecca was a widow. William had the following known children; Anderson Jr, Jane, James L, Martha, and Nancy Ann. Anderson died on Dec 1857 in Rockford, OH. The HUNTER's stayed mostly in the Mercer, Auglaize, Ross and Stark CO's until they moved to OK in the early 1900's. Georgann whunter@ktc.com

Does anyone have any information on Bridget O'MELIA, buried in St Joseph's cemetery d. abt.1869? Husband Patrick ...one of her children= Elinora -----Original Message----- From: OHSTARK-D-request@rootsweb.com <OHSTARK-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: OHSTARK-D@rootsweb.com <OHSTARK-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 05, 1999 3:10 PM Subject: OHSTARK-D Digest V99 #90

Dear list, An article in the" Ohio Repository and Stark County Gazette" for Friday Feb 8, 1828 states that "On the 30th ult. Mr. Michael Stump of Tuscarawas Twp, whilst assisting to raise a building for a neighbor, was instantly killed by the falling of a skeet. He has left a wife and 7 children to lament his loss." Does any one know this family? Who were the wife and kids? In the same newspaper on Feb 21st, there is notice of his estate sale, with Frederick Stump named as Administrator. Were these two men sons of Michael Stump b. ca 1757, d. 1803 of Franklin Co. PA? -- Bill Hawk whsaxman@philly.infi.net HAUCK,STUMP,HAWK,REGES,SENSENY,HUBER,MUSSELMAN,MELL,WOLF,STUTENROTH,WELLIVER,(PA 1751- now); KILLOUGH,MCCAUGHAN,RANKIN,CHESTNUTT,MCALLISTER (NIR>PA USA 1794-now)

I have a Henry CORL who married Margaret TAYLOR July 15, 1860 in Stark Co., OH. Margaret was born May 24, 1841 in Stark Co., probably Lawrence Township which is near Massillon. Her parents were Philip Taylor and Margaret WEYGANDT. Philip Taylor's mother was Margaret SHAFFER. She had at least two brothers, John and William SHAFFER who also settled in Stark Co. in the early 1810's. I don't know who their parents were, only that they came from Pennsylvania. Any connection to your Corls and Shaffers? Alison -----Original Message----- From: WoodsieB@aol.com <WoodsieB@aol.com> To: OHSTARK-L@rootsweb.com <OHSTARK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 10:14 PM Subject: Re: [OHSTARK-L] Corls >I haven't heard from any other Corls researching in Stark Co. Is anyone out >there researching any of these names? > >BERKEYPILE, CORL/COYL, DISHER, LASLEY, MOCK, REAM, ROGERS, ROWE, SHAFFER, >SHELLENBARGER, SHIVELY, SPARROW, TRIPP, WEISER, WILSON > >Kathi Corl Browne >woodsieb@aol.com > > >==== OHSTARK Mailing List ==== >Please visit the Stark County Rootsweb site at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohstark> >DO NOT SEND ATTACHMENTS OR JOKES TO THE MAILING LIST. > >

In a message dated 5/4/99 8:14:10 PM, WoodsieB@aol.com writes: >I haven't heard from any other Corls researching in Stark Co. Is anyone >out >there researching any of these names? > >BERKEYPILE, CORL/COYL, DISHER, LASLEY, MOCK, REAM, ROGERS, ROWE, SHAFFER, > >SHELLENBARGER, SHIVELY, SPARROW, TRIPP, WEISER, WILSON I'm researching the Edward Wilson family that lived in Sandy Twp in the mid-1850s. Edward's wife was Bathsheba Parmer, and children included Ann, Bathsheba Marie, Sarah, Solomon P., & John. Would like to correspond with anyone with connections to this family. Don Zimmerman