Briana, Thanks for the reply. I have an offer to check. Again thanks for the info and offer. Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: <Leadfoot65@aol.com> To: <OHSUMMIT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 3:13 PM Subject: Re: [OHSUMMIT-L] E.Akron Cemetery Look Up - Unable To Get Them To Answer Phone > I do not think that cemetery is still active. You might contact MARIE > HERLEVY, the local history librarian at the Akron-Summit County Public > Library for assistance. > > If that doesn't work, I could probably look over the cemetery some Saturday > for you. > > Briana (Marion) Caccamo > Munroe Falls, OH > > > ==== OHSUMMIT Mailing List ==== > Search Federal Land Patent Databases, including Ohio at > http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DYB.2ACE/1480 Message Board Post: Is there anyone in the area of the East Akron Cemetery that can see if my Grandparents are there? I have tried calling many times at different hours and only get a recording. If you can help, e-mail and I'll e-mail the particulars. Willing to compensate you for your time, document copies and possible photos. Thanks, Lou Berry Carson City NV - A long way from home!

I'm researching the GOLDEN family of Copley Twp. Steven GOLDEN m. Polly JOHNSON in 1874 Wayne Co. Moved to Copley by the 1880 census. Children listed Mary A. 5, Nancy 3, Alfred J. 1. Alfred eventually moved to Newburgh, Cuyahoga County. Steven and Polly still in Copley in 1900, listed with grandaughter Mabel Louis 7 months old. One of their daughters had died by then. Steven died 1900-1910. Polly in Summit County Almshouse in 1910 census. She died in Cuyahoga County 1919. Any further information on the daughters appreciated. Would also like to find Steven's death date, possible burial in Copley Twp. Thanks, Barb

You can this sits. http://www.drc.state.oh.us/CFDOCS/inmate/search.htm Dave

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DYB.2ACE/1479 Message Board Post: First Methodist Church, Akron Ohio 1952 Favorite Recipes Pontius, Mrs. H. E. 484 Schiller Ave. Shreffler, Mrs. James 139 Overwood Rd. Jellison, Mrs. H. M. 749 Orlando Ave. Mooney, Mrs. A. W. 714 Aberdeen St. Townsley, Mrs. C. H. 628 Storer Ave. Herrick, Mrs. V. M. 342 Baldwin Ct. Lauer, Mrs. N. P. 502 Mineola Ave. Smithers, Mrs. V. L. Sourek Rd. Beebe, Mrs. Paul 417 Roslyn Ave. Whittier, Mrs. Charles 175 Grandin Rd. Dreyer, Mrs. C. J. 2600 Oak Park Blvd. Cuyohoga Falls Wilson, Mrs. Lynn 946 W. Exchange St. Kuhn, Mrs. Hesket H. 181 Ely Road Wilson, Mrs. Herbert G. 185 Grandin Road Maxwell, Mrs. Otis 866 S. Hawkins Ave. French, Mrs. L. Adrian 115 N. Portage Path Miller, Mrs. J. W. 2460 Willis Ave. Cuyahoga Falls Kefauver, Mrs. Hugh 1948 18th St. Cuyahoga Falls Stoner, Mrs. R. C. 727 Good Park Blvd. Kirk, Mrs. A. S. 115 Castle Blvd. Sutton, Mrs. R. I. 139 Harcourt Dr. Paxon, Mrs. S. F. 1029 Whittier Ave. Rowe, Mrs. O. A. 130 N. Forge St. Judson, Mrs. R. S. 154 Hollinger Ave. Mitchell, Mrs. Wm. 1739 Sackett St. Rook, Mrs. Grace 81 Cotter Ave. Crone, Mrs. James P. 982 Kelly Avenue Vandersall, Mrs. G. G. 741 Hinsdale Avenue Creed, Mrs. Gary 1295 Delia Ave. Scott, Mrs. W. E. Keck, Miss Blanche 767 N. Howard Street Hawkins, Mrs. Harriet 90 Hamilton Avenue Myers, Miss Mary E. 85 S. Adolph Ave. Whigam, Mrs. E. B. 30 Mull Ave. Brown, Mrs. E. A. 1052 W. Market St. Pierce, Mrs. James McCall, Mrs. C. A. 2635 Broad Blvd. Cuyahoga Falls Cole, Mrs. C. V. 332 Spicer St. Leighty, Mrs. Selina 743 Sylvan Avenue Smith, Mrs. Carl 232 Arch Street Smithers, Mrs. V. L. R.D. 14Box 82 Akron Roberts, Mrs. James C. 86 Revere Rd. Seawright, Mrs. A. D. 764 Storer Ave. Licklider, Mrs. Theresa 66 ½ Kuder Ave Whitney, Mrs. A. B. 534 Letchworth Dr. Crabbe, Mrs. Donald 1578 Salem Avenue Thomas, Mrs. W. E. 609 Lindell St. Rutherford, Mrs. L. B. 479 E. Butchtel Ave. Zellers, Mrs. Wm. 255 Wildwood Ave. Sorkin, Mrs. Charles 1218 Graham Rd. Bulman, Mrs. Emma 175 Grandin Rd. Lehman, Mrs. Merit R. 175 Afton Ave. Truza, Mrs. George Jr. 431 Wayne Ave. Northy, Mrs. Berturde M. 242 Watson St. Jacobs, Mrs. V. R. 98 Grandin Rd. Nicely, Mrs. Grace 1499 Aster Ave. Woodruff, Mrs. John E. 96 Merriman Rd. Schultz, Mrs. Paul R.D1 Atwater, Ohio Shenk, Mrs. Wm. H. 77 Fir Hill Porter, Mrs. Harry O. 632 Noah Ave Freeman, Mrs. Harold 716 Hillsdale Ave. Taylor, Mrs. James 1028 Delia Avenue Rankin, Mrs. Fred M. 523 Nome Avenue Stroud, Mrs. W. J. 775 N. Howard Street Swanson, Mrs. L. J. 664 Patterson Ave. Kolk, Mrs. Fred Ghent, Oh Morse, Mrs. M. R. 419 Arnold Court Hildreth, Mrs. G. S. 651 Orlando Avenue Ervin, Miss Lillian 1392 Herberich Avenue Vosburgh, Mrs. J. L. 517 Dorchester Rd. Hess, Miss Helen 111 Dawes Ave. Auten, Mrs. E. C. 154 Portage Dr. Bradley, Mrs. Lester M. 4466 Rex Lake Road Willems, Mrs. W. R. 2021 24th, Cuyohoga Falls Coburn, Mrs. Warren H. 879 Eastland Ave.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: DeRoss, McBride, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DYB.2ACE/1478 Message Board Post: I recently discovered a skelton in the closet. One of my family was in the Ohio State Reformatory in Richland Co., Ohio in 1900. He was also listed with his parents, but I could not locate his wife during that time period. Is there any way of searching for this info on him without a lot of trouble. His name was Harry William DeRoss and lived in Akron, Summit Co., Ohio. Family members are anxiously awaiting any news. LOL

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYB.2ACE/1470.1 Message Board Post: My non-scientific-WA-Guess might be a variant spelling of Mazuma and sounds vaguely yiddish or eastern European or even southwest asian/middle eastern. Now wasn't that a lot of help. Sorry, I just thought I'd take a shot at it - sometimes two heads are better than one.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYB.2ACE/1460.1 Message Board Post: I have no info on that person. I plugged the surname in at http://www.switchboard.com sorted only Ohio, got 8 listings that exact surname. Just scanning the 1920 US census index that surname showed 7 households in OH. Wasyl from Galicia / Galizien / Halychyna;Austria. Andrew 39 from Slovenia. Stephen 33 from Austria;Magyarorszag - those 3 in Cuyahoga County. Mary 67 from Deutschland at Hamilton Co. Edward 25 Hamilton Co and Mary P, 20, at Mahoning Co, both born Ohio. Peter 30 at Mahoning Co, born Austria. Any of those sound like yours? Sorry, I did not run across your post earlier.

Hi, wondering if anyone can lookup a birth for me? for a Charles William McCoy born in December 1968 to a Cecil McCoy and a Louis ?, need to know mothers maiden name if possiable? thank you,,Deb

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rauff, Lasch, Knorr, Heslop, Bowne, Parkhill, Mitchell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYB.2ACE/483.677 Message Board Post: My Rauff ancestors: Wilhelm “William” Rauff (born 2/14/1844, Coeslin, Starve County, Germany - died ?), married (date unknown), to Emilie (Lasch) Rauff ✜ (born ? - died ?). William’s parents are unknown. 4 children: 1. William “Bill” Frederick Rauff (10/9/1875, Detroit, MI - died ?/?/1949, Attica, MI), married (date unknown), to Jewel “Julie” Knorr (1879, Michigan - 9/1/1957, Detroit, MI). Resided at 1180 Parker Avenue, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, on 6/5/1920 census. Lived on a farm in Michigan City, Indiana. Later on a small farm in Attica, MI. One child: Carl John Rauff (12/12/1898, Detroit, MI - 10/?/1972, Gulfport, FL), married 8/4/1921(place unknown), to Mildred Irene Bowne (2/5/1903, Detroit, MI - 3/7/1988, East Tawas, MI). Lived on their farm in Imlay City, Michigan. 2 children: William Robert Rauff (6/8/1922, Detroit, MI) & Richard Owen Rauff (8/4/1926, Detroit, MI) 2. Lillian “Lill” Emilie Rauff (?/?/1878 - died 1941?), never married and no children. 3. Emil William Rauff (born 5/30/1884, Detroit, MI - died 10/5/1961, Detroit, MI), married 6/26/1912, to Elma Bantin (1/9/1886, Detroit, MI - 4/22/1927, Detroit, MI), then after Elma's death to Mary (Gillespie) Robertson (2/27/1901, Paisley, Scotland - /24/1936, Detroit, MI), then after Mary's death to Vera E. (Kindell) ? (this was her second marriage) (12/19/1904, Detroit, MI - 3/10/1980, Geneva, IN). One child with Elma: Wilma Emelie (Rauff) Heslop (12/8/1913, Detroit, MI - ), married 4/21/1934, Detroit, MI, to Arthur Melvin Heslop (7/14/1903, Frontenac, KS -7/20/1995, Bloomfield Hills, MI). 4. Edith (Rauff) Parkhill (?/?/1887? - died St. Catherines, N.Y.?), married (date unknown), to George Parkhill (born ? - died St. Catherines, N.Y.?). Both buried in Port Huron, MI. Two children: George Parkhill & Russell Parkhill ✜ Emilie “Emma” (Lasch) Rauff is the daughter of Elizabeth “Lizzie” (?) Lasch (?/?/1835, Germany - 12/31/1885, Detroit, MI, and (married date unknown) Gustav Lasch (10/2/1839, Prussia, Germany - 9/15/1922, Detroit, MI). Emilie “Emma” (Lasch) Rauff had a sister Elizabeth (Lasch) Mitchell (6/1882, Detroit, MI - 12/9/1936, Detroit, MI) who married (date unknown) Henry C. Mitchell. It is unknown if Elizabeth & Henry had children.

I ordered several HUNT's death certificate and not one of them is a relative. I was trying to find what the maiden names of the HUNT' family were. These HUNT'S seem to all come from WVA. It's late but if anyone replies to OHSUMMIT I will reply but I would prefer not to be e-mailed personally unless we connect with the HUND/HUNT family who came from Grafenhausen Baden Germany in early 1880's or so. Donat HUND aka Anthony HUNT married Sophia RINGWALD and had 6 children. Willie died young age 8 and Sophia died 3 days later and she had two of her young daughters who died leaving her with Biena (Barbara) HUNT HETZEL and Charles hunt who moved to GA and Anthony who married Norah SHIELDS possibly from Dayton OH. and Mary stayed in CA in the late 1900's when the family moved there to Marin County when Anthony being a master brick builder went to help San Francisco rebuild after the disastrous earthquake which almost destroyed the city.

Does anyone know who Peter HETZEL is he is married to a Fedelia. He is not the Peter HETZEL that married Barbara HUND/HUNT in the 1900's. He shows up before the HETZEL's came from Mouterhausen Moselle France. There is a brother Michael HETZEL who was Johann's (John) brother (Johann married Catherine GURTNER and Michael was married to an Elizabeth WALKER. both were married in France. Also, there was a Fedelia HETZEL but I believe she is the daughter of Michael so I am confused with this new relationship. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: re rea reale reali reo ria rei corea marea Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYB.2ACE/1477 Message Board Post: The Rea surname does not only trace back to Scotland. My own ancestors are from the village of Arpino in the province of Frosinone, Lazio, Italy. A common southern Italian surname, it is concentrated in this single small province, where there are some 540 families called Rea. It must be linked to the other Italian surnames, amongst them 'Re', 'Reale', 'Reali', 'Corea', 'Rei', 'Reo', 'Ria', 'Reu'. In Italian, Rea means 'culprit' (feminine), Reo (masculine). When the local wool industry collapsed after the 1800s there was mass emigration across Europe and the Americas. Some settled in the British Isles. Some say the name is originally of Spanish origin, as they ruled southern Italy for a period from 1442 to the 1700s. Many soldiers from the Spanish Armada were shipwrecked off the west coast of Ireland. They press-ganged Italian men into their navy and armies, and this explains some Italian Spanish surnames in Ireland, e.g. Rea, Marra, De Valera, Costa, Costello, Cavanna. (Rea in the Italian context is pronounced 'Ray-a'.) Tony Rea http://mysite.freeserve.com/ancoatslittleitaly/

I have just learned that Holy Cross cemetery on Waterloo Rd. will only give information on 3 gravesites for free; after that it is $1.00 each! I have taken photos for people at Glendale and other Akron cemeteries where I had to ask for the information. Retrieving it took no longer than 5 minutes, even if hauling out old ledgers from Civil War days. I was never charged, even when I was given a map, which I always offered to pay for. Has anyone else come across this? I also had called Cirello who handles Rose Hill the other day long distance. I was given information on 9 sites with no problem! This policy seems to be a deterent to those doing genealogy. Noreen in Oregon

I don't know if anyone helped you but the 1930 City Directory is missing and I think there is a gap for the other 1930's city directories. But the ABJ index starts 1929-30-31- and so on and so on. Has anyone helped you? The ABJ index lists (that's Akron Beacon Journal) marriages and after you know when where then you can pursue farther on your family research. Good Luck

Noreen, I called the Akron area cemetery where my great-aunt was buried and asked about more of my BISHOPs. I had no trouble getting ALL the stats over the phone. The people I spoke with were very nice, helpful and surprised that they got a call from California. But I've never heard or run into a fee situation like you mention. It seems to be a little unkind. Jacquie Tfetherson@aol.com wrote: >I have just learned that Holy Cross cemetery on Waterloo Rd. will only give >information on 3 gravesites for free; after that it is $1.00 each! I have >taken photos for people at Glendale and other Akron cemeteries where I had to >ask for the information. Retrieving it took no longer than 5 minutes, even if >hauling out old ledgers from Civil War days. I was never charged, even when I >was given a map, which I always offered to pay for. Has anyone else come >across this? I also had called Cirello who handles Rose Hill the other day >long distance. I was given information on 9 sites with no problem! >This policy seems to be a deterent to those doing genealogy. Noreen in Oregon > > >==== OHSUMMIT Mailing List ==== >Search the OHSUMMIT mailing list archive at >http://newsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >

Mt Peace sent me some informatiion; but, the next time I asked they told me there was a $10 fee. I live in Michigan; so, I cannot go there myself.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DYB.2ACE/28.350.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Rebecca Mantle was one fo 5 children born to Isaac Mantle and Carly? Rebecca in turn married Hiram Armentrout Feb 12 1886. Minnie was their oldest b in 1887.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MANTLE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DYB.2ACE/28.350.1.1 Message Board Post: I have no Rebecca in my files, but this line has been so difficult that I have started a GEDCOM file that includes every MANTLE reference I have come across. I have attached it here for others to use to help break through this brick wall. In addition to this information, my own family links are included in database "nielson" at WorldConnect.

Thanks for the Holy Cross cemetery information. Noreen