Dear Listers, In my previous message I accidentally put Warren PA meanind Warren Ohio. Looking for someone who might know if there are cemetery listing with indexes for Warren, Ohio. Thanks again Beverly Paquet

Hi Listers: Does anyone know if there are cemetery indexes for Trumball County including Warren PA? I am looking for a Frank Russel NELLIS that died October 1970. Would like to find where he is buried. Thank you for your assistance. Beverly Pfeil Paquet Tucson AZ

Beverly, I suggest you contact the Local History & Genealogy Department, Warren-Trumbull County Public Library, 444 Mahoning Ave., N.W., Warren, OH 44483-4692. Genealogist Ms. Carol W. Bell heads the department. They have obituaries extracted from local newspapers, as well as newspapers on microfilm. If you don't know the exact date, you may be able to get a death record from the Trumbull County Health Department, 418 S. Main St. S.W., Warren, OH 44481. Then you will have the exact death when requesting an obituary. The last information I had was that the Genealogy Department of the library charged $1.00 per copy for obituaries, plus a self-addressed, stamped envelope. If you want to send a little more, I'm sure that would be appreciated. This fine genealogy library has much to offer researchers of Trumbull County people. I highly recommend it. Kathleen Marsh kmarsh@innet.com Beverly Paquet <Bjpaquet@aol.com> wrote: Does anyone know if there are cemetery indexes for Trumball County including Warren. . . I am looking for a Frank Russel NELLIS that died October 1970.

Charles, I'm not sure yet what street they lived on. I am researching Nora Philbin's family. Nora's sister was my great-grandmother. I just recently received my gg-grandmother's obituary and found that her two sisters, Nora and Mary Ellen, were living in Warren Ohio at the time of her death. I am just getting started researching the Warren connection. It sounds to me like you might be remembering the right people. My Philbins were Catholic. I don't know much about Jim Howe, so I can't say if he had a brother. When you say "I imagine that Nora was related to the other Philbins," are you referring to the Mary Ellen Philbin I listed in my previous e-mail, or were there other Philbins in the neighborhood? I've noticed that there were both Philbins and LYDENs in Warren, and I have ancestors by both names. I've wondered if other relatives moved from West Virginia to Warren. Thank you so much for responding to my posting. This is exactly the kind of thing I was hoping for when I posted to the list. I'd appreciate any help you can provide. Nancy "Charles J. Eschman" wrote: > Hi Nancy, > Did Jim have a brother George? I say we are thinking of the same Jim. It > was the > mid fifties. I was the paperboy. I didn't know Jim from George, but it all > comes back > now. Jim was the more slender of the two. I didn't know the lady's first > name, just > that she was Mrs. Howe. Don't recall if I knew which she was married to. > But I do > remember that they were the sweetest people, so kind and generous too. They > were > Catholic, if that helps. I can almost remember the address. It was 215 or > 225, something like that. Anyway, it seemed they all lived in the one > house, at one time > right next to Young's market. BTW, don't ask me how, but strangely, I knew > they > were from WVA. Then again, there were lots of people in my neighborhood > from WVA. Seems that my father knew George; I remember him talking about > him. I > imagine that Nora was related to the other Philbins. All mentioned above > whould have gone to St. Mary's Church, as back then it was about the only > one. Well, was > I right, or have I embarassed myself? Wouldn't be the first time. Hope to > hear from > you. > Charles Eschman > > > ---------- > > From: Nancy Dow and Mike Curley <nadmac@io.com> > > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Philbin/Howe/Coughlin > > Date: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 10:37 PM > > > > Hello all~ > > > > I am researching the following families: > > > > Mary Ellen PHILBIN b. 22 Jan 1881 Clarksburg, Harrison Co. WV; m. > > unknown COUGHLIN; d. Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. She had one son that I > > know of: Robert COUGHLIN. > > > > Nora PHILBIN b. 1 Aug 1886 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; m. James > > Patrick HOWE 30 Jun 1908 in Clarksburg; d. Aug 1973 in Warren, Trumbull > > Co., OH. She had one son that I know of: Lawrence HOWE b. abt. Jan 1910 > > in Clarksburg. > > > > James Patrick HOWE b. 12 Sept 1883 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; d. 5 > > May 1967 Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. > > > > If you have any information on these families, I'd love to hear from > > you. > > > > Thank you! > > > > Nancy Dow > > Austin, TX > > nadmac@io.com > >

At 15 years old or so CRANDALL, Angeline Melissa boarded a covered wagon and headed out west so she would not have to marry an older man. Her father was a Mormon,I believe. She married BRUNTY, John T. (from Ireland?) and it is believed that may have been in Susanville, Lassen Co., CA where she also gave birth to her son, BRUNTY, John F. b. 21/04/1865, however, there seem to be no records in Lassen Co. as it was a goldrush town. (The "F" in my Grandfather's name stands for Francisco (as in San Francisco), and I believe it's because John T. might have left Ireland during the potato family and gone straight for the gold. I have no idea where to start, but had such a situation in TN and it seemes as though everybody seemed to rally 'round me. Hope you will help too.

Hi Nancy, Did Jim have a brother George? I say we are thinking of the same Jim. It was the mid fifties. I was the paperboy. I didn't know Jim from George, but it all comes back now. Jim was the more slender of the two. I didn't know the lady's first name, just that she was Mrs. Howe. Don't recall if I knew which she was married to. But I do remember that they were the sweetest people, so kind and generous too. They were Catholic, if that helps. I can almost remember the address. It was 215 or 225, something like that. Anyway, it seemed they all lived in the one house, at one time right next to Young's market. BTW, don't ask me how, but strangely, I knew they were from WVA. Then again, there were lots of people in my neighborhood from WVA. Seems that my father knew George; I remember him talking about him. I imagine that Nora was related to the other Philbins. All mentioned above whould have gone to St. Mary's Church, as back then it was about the only one. Well, was I right, or have I embarassed myself? Wouldn't be the first time. Hope to hear from you. Charles Eschman ---------- > From: Nancy Dow and Mike Curley <nadmac@io.com> > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Philbin/Howe/Coughlin > Date: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 10:37 PM > > Hello all~ > > I am researching the following families: > > Mary Ellen PHILBIN b. 22 Jan 1881 Clarksburg, Harrison Co. WV; m. > unknown COUGHLIN; d. Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. She had one son that I > know of: Robert COUGHLIN. > > Nora PHILBIN b. 1 Aug 1886 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; m. James > Patrick HOWE 30 Jun 1908 in Clarksburg; d. Aug 1973 in Warren, Trumbull > Co., OH. She had one son that I know of: Lawrence HOWE b. abt. Jan 1910 > in Clarksburg. > > James Patrick HOWE b. 12 Sept 1883 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; d. 5 > May 1967 Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. > > If you have any information on these families, I'd love to hear from > you. > > Thank you! > > Nancy Dow > Austin, TX > nadmac@io.com >

Hi Nancy, Do you know, if at the time of his death Mr. Howe was living on Logan Ave? Charles Eschman ---------- > From: Nancy Dow and Mike Curley <nadmac@io.com> > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Philbin/Howe/Coughlin > Date: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 10:37 PM > > Hello all~ > > I am researching the following families: > > Mary Ellen PHILBIN b. 22 Jan 1881 Clarksburg, Harrison Co. WV; m. > unknown COUGHLIN; d. Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. She had one son that I > know of: Robert COUGHLIN. > > Nora PHILBIN b. 1 Aug 1886 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; m. James > Patrick HOWE 30 Jun 1908 in Clarksburg; d. Aug 1973 in Warren, Trumbull > Co., OH. She had one son that I know of: Lawrence HOWE b. abt. Jan 1910 > in Clarksburg. > > James Patrick HOWE b. 12 Sept 1883 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; d. 5 > May 1967 Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. > > If you have any information on these families, I'd love to hear from > you. > > Thank you! > > Nancy Dow > Austin, TX > nadmac@io.com >

Hello all~ I am researching the following families: Mary Ellen PHILBIN b. 22 Jan 1881 Clarksburg, Harrison Co. WV; m. unknown COUGHLIN; d. Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. She had one son that I know of: Robert COUGHLIN. Nora PHILBIN b. 1 Aug 1886 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; m. James Patrick HOWE 30 Jun 1908 in Clarksburg; d. Aug 1973 in Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. She had one son that I know of: Lawrence HOWE b. abt. Jan 1910 in Clarksburg. James Patrick HOWE b. 12 Sept 1883 Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV; d. 5 May 1967 Warren, Trumbull Co., OH. If you have any information on these families, I'd love to hear from you. Thank you! Nancy Dow Austin, TX nadmac@io.com

Looking for a website abt this unit. Can't find one. Anyone know what county this unit was formed from? Thanks, Barb

Isaac Barton Rich and his brother David Warren Rich enlisted in the Civil War from Orangeville, Ohio. That is the extent of my knowledge of these two transplanted MA men. Soldiers who enlisted from Orangeville, usually ended up in what Ohio regiment??? Need suggestions and help on this one. Would also like to make contact with anyone who has information on these two men. Thank you, Joan Hunter

Hi, all. I am researching,BRECKER, DECKER, JOHNSON, BALDWIN. in this area. thank you. David in SC.

Hi, I am interested in any information that anyone might have for an Annaliza STUART. she married Benjamin KAYS in Aug. 1865. They lived in the Hubbard/McGuffy area. Thanks, Tina tindan@hotmail.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Walt: Maybe this is a tie. I have a Tobias KIMMEL a farmer of Coitsville, OH who married Lydia Susanna McBride [her 2nd husband] Tobias died Jan 20th 1879,in his 75th yr. No children from this marriage. ALso a James McBride who married an Alice WICK of Austintown,OH,who died 3/16/1860. 6 children. Will be glad to share info. Carole from Arizona

Searching for WICK family. ANNA K. WICK married Isaac Jr. Kimmel on 1 April 1830 in Trumble now Mahoning County. Anna was born 1813 in Ohio. Anna and Isaac had 3 children that are known. Lavina Wick born 1836 (Trumble) Mahoning Co. Ohio Married John A. McFarlin 10 Oct 1855 in Coitsville Had 8 children Mary Elizabeth born 12 Jun 1838 (Trumble) Mahoning Co. Ohio Married John C. McConnell Had 3 children Martha L. born 1869 Lemuel C. born 1870 Anna K. born 1874 Lemuel J. born Feb 1843 (Trumble) Mahoning Co. Ohio Married Sarah Jane Smith One known child Edie Kimmel born Oct 1871 Mercer County, Pa. Any info on any parties or ties. Thanks, Walt Jankowski Colorado

Hi Walt, That was my territory when I was a paperboy. I think 112 would have been on the east side of the street, between 422 and 82 or E. Market St., in which case it may still be there. If I am wrong and it is north of 82, it would have been torn down. I no longer live in Warren, so I'm pretty sure you will get a more accurate answer soon, from a local resident. Good Luck Charles Eschman ---------- > From: WJankow477@aol.com > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Address > Date: Tuesday, February 23, 1999 12:11 PM > > Would and address in 1926 as listed below, be the same as 112 Elm Rd NE > Warren, OH today? > > 112 N. Elm St. Warren Ohio in 1926 > > Would that place still be there or would it have been torn down and > redeveloped? > > Would my assumption that it was about a block north of Highway 422 be correct? > > Thanks, > Walt in Colorado >

Would and address in 1926 as listed below, be the same as 112 Elm Rd NE Warren, OH today? 112 N. Elm St. Warren Ohio in 1926 Would that place still be there or would it have been torn down and redeveloped? Would my assumption that it was about a block north of Highway 422 be correct? Thanks, Walt in Colorado

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SKSPIES@aol.com wrote: > Need info on Mathilda (Catherine Mathilda) KELLEY (KELLY) (KILLY) who married > Samuel PELTON in Gustavus, Trumbull, OH in 1827. She had a sister, ESTHER and > a brother WALTER. Esther married Steven Linsley in Gustavus 1826. Who were > the parents of these children? I have little information and would like to > complete this line. Thanks for all your help. > > Susan Spies Susan, I am sorry, I have no information on your Mathilda KELLEY. I am, however, very interested in your Esther Kelley and Steven LINSLEY. I have three Stephen LINSLEYs in my database, one of whom is a good candidate to be your Steven. Do you have any more information on him which would help us make a match? This is the information I have on my Stephen LINSLEY. I have not verified any of it. He was b. 17 Dec 1800, probably in or around Branford, CT. He was the son of Stephen Linsley and Elizabeth TYLER. He would have moved to Gustavus with his father probably around 1807 - 1810. He married an unknown woman and had four children, one of whom was named Alanson Linsley. He eventually settled in Galva, Henry Co., IL. Chuck Linsley linsley@best.com

Need info on Mathilda (Catherine Mathilda) KELLEY (KELLY) (KILLY) who married Samuel PELTON in Gustavus, Trumbull, OH in 1827. She had a sister, ESTHER and a brother WALTER. Esther married Steven Linsley in Gustavus 1826. Who were the parents of these children? I have little information and would like to complete this line. Thanks for all your help. Susan Spies