A letter has been discovered in which an ancestor claims that his father died at Churchill, and was buried at the Churchill Cemetery in Vienna. I have looked on my maps and found that both Churchill and Vienna are in Trumbull Co, OH, but are about 6 miles apart. Is there a Churchill Cemetery in Vienna, or is the Churchill Cemetery in Churchill itself? Can anyone help me out on this? Steve Dalton daltons@midwest.net

Looking for information on my Great Uncle, OTTO E. TONK who lived in Niles, OH. He moved there from Tarentum, PA about 1921 to find a job with his brother PAUL H.R. TONK. Married Mary Rounds and later divorced. At one time owned Tonk Radio and Electric Store in Niles, OH. Any information at all will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. Gerri Tonk Coran dcoran@msn.com

dmjj@toolcity.net Hello, I am looking for links to my line of Barbers....My grandfather was buried and I assumed lived in Warren for many years.....his name is Verdis D. Barber....married Evelyn Marie Hensel...and they had eight children and lived on 1619 Oak Knoll S.E. Warren, Ohio.... but when I get to my g-grandfather Raymond and Millie C. Myers.....who I was told was also buried in Warren....I get nothing...not from vital statics or from the cenus? Would you have any information or tell what else to do? Thank you, Dina Louise Barber McAfoose

Clif, > I am looking for information on my family. Believed to have > originally been Hind. Variations of the name include HINDS [My current} > HIND / HINES / HYNES / HYND, etc. There were some HINE, HINES, and HINDS in Trumbull County, I'm not sure how they fit in with your branch. The Daniel HINE Jr. family in Johnston Twp., descended from a HINE family from Litchfield, CT, according to "History of Johnston Township, Trumbull County, O. 1802-1922," (Buell, James K.,Canton, Ohio, 1922). Do you have a question specific to Trumbull County, Ohio? Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/

I am sorry if this query is old to you, but since I am new to the list, I am sending it again. I am looking for information on my family. Believed to have originally been Hind. Variations of the name include HINDS [My current} HIND / HINES / HYNES / HYND, etc. My direct ancestory was in Beaver County, PA after the Revolution, but may have been descendent from Chester, PA, -- Albemarle, Augusta Counties in VA. Family members migrated through VA, PA, KY, TN, AL, AR, IN. Early names were James, William, Thomas, John, Samuel. At Beaver County, PA (Sewickley and N. Sewickley) John Hind - Revolutionary War [fifer] John, jr., George, Peter, and Jacob. Also Sampson and others. Related families included PIERSOL and OLDHAM. Descendents were known to have moved to Jennings (and surrounding) Counties, IN in the 1830/40 time frame. Included John, jr., Sampson (at least one with that name.), My great great grandfather Jason (also a John) who moved with his family into North Western Indiana. His wife Catherine (Oldham) and some Children are burried in Hemphill Cemetery. Jason died in Remington, IN. My great grandfather and some of his brothers (Includes Roark and George) served in the Civil war from that area. I would like to know what happened to the family and where descendents now live. Also, where was Revolutionary War, John Hind burried. I am Clif Hinds. Respond to me at my email: hindsclif@mindspring.com

Debbie, > I am in dire need of some help! > > My grandfather, Olen George Rummell grew up in the Warren area. It has > been said that his parents are buried there on the old family farm. His > father's name was Guy Rummell or William Guy Rummell. His mother's name > was Ellen or Ella. My grandfather was born about 1910. Guy Rummell died > around 1958 or 1959. Ellen died after my grandfather died in 1974. > It looks like there may have been a couple Rummell families in Trumbull County, or perhaps the one in Southington was Peter's son, it will take some looking into on your part. For further information on obtaining a birth record for your grandfather, you may want to send a letter and a SASE to the Trumbull County Archives, information on what records they have available is on the Trumbull County OHGenWeb website (http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/) in the County Resources section. Your grandfather would not have been born when these Atlas' were printed, but it may help you to pinpoint "the old family farm." According to the "Atlas and Directory of Trumbull County, Ohio, (American Atlas Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1899)". The following Rummells are listed in the index: F.L., 137 J., 53(49), 103 (12) John H., 137 Joseph, 135 Lewis I., 142 Maggie, 135 Peter, 29(33), 142 Sarah, 29(33), 142 Here is the data from the pages: Rummell, F.L., Orangeville Village (page 137) Rummell, J., Southington Twp. (Twp 5N, Range 5W, Sub Dist. No. 8, Lot 49) (page 53(49)) Rummell, J., Southington Twp, Bowmansville, Delightful PO, Lot 49, #12 (page 103 (12)) Rummell, Jno. H., Delightful (page 137) Rummell, Joseph, Niles City (page 135) Rummell, Maggie, Niles City (page 135) Rummell, Peter, Meander (page 142) Rummell, Sarah, Meander (page 142) Sarah & Peter Rummell 109.96 acres, Weathersfield Twp. (Twp 3N, Range 3W, Sub Dist No. 6, Lot 33)(page 29) Peter Rummell 16 acres, Weathersfield Twp. (Twp 3N, Range 3W, Sub Dist No. 6, Lot 33)(page 29) And from the "Combination Atlas Map of Trumbull County, Ohio, (L.H.Everts, Chicago, Ill.: 1874 (Reprint: 1996))". The following Rummells are listed in the index: Rummell, P, 31 Rummells, P 116 Here is the data from the pages: Rummells, P, Niles City and Weathersfield Township, Farmer, Lot 33, Settled 1868, Nativity, Ohio. (page 116) Rummell, P, Weathersfield Twp Town 3 Range 3, Lot 33 110 acres. (page 31) Hope this helps, Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/

I am in dire need of some help! My grandfather, Olen George Rummell grew up in the Warren area. It has been said that his parents are buried there on the old family farm. His father's name was Guy Rummell or William Guy Rummell. His mother's name was Ellen or Ella. My grandfather was born about 1910. Guy Rummell died around 1958 or 1959. Ellen died after my grandfather died in 1974. Thanks in advance...... Debbie ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_912799006_boundary Content-ID: <0_912799006@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_912799006_boundary Content-ID: <0_912799006@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: BKaeZF@aol.com Return-path: <BKaeZF@aol.com> To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: GEORGE ZEDAKER Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1998 11:05:58 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable GEORGE ZEDAKER, son of George Sr. (aka Giorg Z=FCrcher) and Anna Catharine Barbara Simon (d/o Michael Simon and Anna Otillia Schmeltzer) born Washing= ton County, PA c. 1797, moved to Boardman Twp., married Susanna ?. Also attach= ed to Julia Ann Osborn, married Trumbull Co. 1837, moved to n.w. Ohio c. 1850= , died Paulding County, Ohio. My dilemma: George m. to Julia Ann is given birthdate of April 5, 1805-1811. Are these the same man - or two different George Zedakers??? Several researchers say he is one and the same. Can any= one add information with which to solve this puzzle? Help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Barbara Zedaker Faig BKaeZF@aol.com --part0_912799006_boundary--

> Norma, > > > As for General George Armstrong CUSTER, he was born 1839 in New Rumley north > of Cadiz, in Harrison County, the son of Emanuel Henry (December 10, 1806 - To those that may be researching Gen. Custer's branch, I thought that perhaps you would be interested in knowing that at least one of his brothers is buried in the Fort Leavenworth cemetery in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Marie Scott Oklahoma

Seeking parents of James D. Moore, OH - ,Mahoning Co.- Ellsworth Twp., James D. Moore, widower, died 21 November 1884, of consumption. 74 yrs., 6 mo. He was b. Buried in Canfield cemetery, Elsworth, Mahoning Co., OH. CHILDREN: Eleanor J. MOOR, Lydia E. MOOR, Elizabeth A. MOORE, m. George B. Gillette, Samuel A. Moor Nancy Lavina MOOR, m. Charles Judah Custer, I; John W. Moor; Andrew D. Moor. .Nancy worked for Collen W. Mason 37 m printer, on the 1850 Federal Census, Canfield Township, Mahoning Co., 21st ? 1850 Dwelling 593, Family 593. She was 14 years of age.She m. Judah Custer 17 March 1857, Elsworth, Mahoning Co., OH. Nancy d. Evart Twp., Osceola Co., MI. 19 February 1910. She is buried at Forest Hill Cemetery. Elizabeth m. :13 January 1859 George B. Gillette, Portage Co., OH. She d. Holland, Ottawa Co., MI in 1892. Both she and George had influenza. Both d. about same time. They willed part of property to Nancy Moor Custer. Norma Rice 12929 16 Mile Road Rodney, MI 49342 nbrice@!net-port.com

Does anyone have information on Richard SHAW born c. 1754 in Waterbury, CT. Served in the Am Revolution from CT. Moved to Addison Co., VT and lived there thru 1835 census of Rev War Veterans. At some time after 1835, Richard Shaw left Vermont and moved to Trumbull Co. where he died in 1847 at age 95. His probate was assigned to a Hiram Shaw. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Any info would be appreciated. Many thanks. -- Helen Graves

Hello list I am trying to piece together my BOYD history & they have been my biggest puzzle so far. I need to find the whereabouts of Robert & Sarah ( MILLER) BOYD (my gggrandparents) in 1870. They are listed in the 1860 census-Bazetta township. They are apparently not found in Bazetta by 1870 census.(per a previous lookup). I have since found a cemetary listing in Howland township that appears to be the right family though some of the dates are not a match. (I have sent for death certificates of some of the males buried at this site to try to determine if they are in fact brothers of my Samuel. My ggrandfather Samuel Jackson BOYD married in Trumbull Co in 1888 & resided there. I am hoping to establish what happened to other members of his family. My father grew up in Trumbull Co & says he knew of only 1 cousin a Frank BOYD, who later moved away so he thought the family had only lived briefly in Trumbull The family if found in 1870 census consists of Parents: Robert & Sarah BOYD Children: Robert 23yrs (may not be at home) Eliza 19yrs a/a John 17yrs William 13yrs Samuel 11yrs may be other children born after 1860 census Would also love to connect with anyone researching this family. Other Trumbull Co names: SAGER HYDE HAMMAN PARKER ROWLANDS HOTTEL Linda Phoenix AZ jonmylin@worldnet.att.net

Nancy and Elizabeth Drake were sisters and they married the Custer brothers, Amos and Joseph Custer, II. Their father, Henry Drake, apparently died between 1850-1860. A "J." Custer had land next to Amos on the plat map. Who is the "J" Custer on the map. Section 72. Also, who is William Carns? Isaac Carns, age 66 years, deaf, was living with Amos Custer in 1860. He was living with the Elizabeth Honey (43 years of age) family in 1850, deaf. On the Federal Census, Brookfield Township, Trumbull Co., 1st June 1850, Dwelling 224, Family 230, he was a farmer and couldn't write. 60 years of age on that census. On the 1860 Federal Census: Dwelling 340, Family 333:Pg.44, it just said he was deaf. Can he possibly be a relative of the family? Elizabeth Carnes m. George Snyder. They had a daughter, Margaret that m. John Asa Arthurholt. Are the Arthurholt's related to the Custer family? John Arthurholt was an appraiser on the Joseph Custer Intestate record. John Arthurholt arrived from the east in 1825. Along with Arthurholt, were his three sons, Eli, Asa, and Daniel who obtained tracts of land adjoining each other. Others of the Arthurholt and Lafferty famiies were buried in the plot during a span of nearly a hundred years. Most passed away at early ages which seemed to be a trait of both families. Last known burial in the Arthurholt cemetery was John Arthurholt in 1926. Joseph Custer also appears for the first that I know of 22 Dec 1825, when Samuel E. Custer was b. in Hartford Twp. They moved to Burgh Hill 1826. Norma Rice 12929 16 Mile Road Rodney, MI 49342 nbrice@!net-port.com

Norma, You might want to look at a publication Called "Ohio Lands - A Short History" it is available though the State of Ohio's office of the Auditor. I ordered one by mail several years ago and refer to it regularly. It is now available online at: http://www.auditor.ohio.gov/Auditor/Publicat/Publicat.HTML It is an Adobe Acrobat PDF (Portable Document Format) so you will need to have the Acrobat Reader to view it. There is a button at the bottom of the screen which will link you to the Adobe page if you don't already have the reader. Maggie Zimmerman has put a web version of the publication online at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohfrankl/Land/ohlands.html I'm no expert, and you'll need to check into this further, but according to a drawing on page 8, it looks like T2 would be what is today Coitsville Twp., Mahoning Co. and T3 would be Hubbard Twp. in Trumbull Co. Part of what is now Mahoning County was until 1846 a part of Trumbull. If T3 is in fact Hubbard Township, you might want to contact the "Hubbard Historical Society" they have a web page, and you can ask questions by clicking on the little mailbox on the page http://www.hubbard.lib.oh.us/pages/Organizations/historical.htm As for General George Armstrong CUSTER, he was born 1839 in New Rumley north of Cadiz, in Harrison County, the son of Emanuel Henry (December 10, 1806 - November 17, 1892) and Maria Ward Kirkpatrick CUSTER (May 31, 1807 - June 13, 1882). His parents were married on April 14, 1836 in New Rumley. (Maria was his second wife, his first was Matilda VIERS) I do not know if he was living in Mercer Co., PA before moving on to Harrison Co., OH. I found the General's ancestry at "The Custer Genealogy Home Page" http://www.jps.net/dcuster/ You might also want to take a look at "The Castor Association Homepage" at http://members.tripod.com/~EbneterG/index-9.html They have quite a few Custer links. Hope this helps, Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Norma Rice [mailto:nbrice@net-port.com] > Sent: Monday, November 30, 1998 2:41 PM > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE; JOHN CUST; TRUMBULL CO., OH, 1815, 1816, 1819 > > > Seeking identification of John Custer 1815, 1816, 100 acres, T2 > 1819, 100 > acres T3 > Where would T2 be located? Where would T3 be located? Was there a breaking > up of T2 into another T? In 1820 there is an Emanuel Custen/Custer? at > Stoneboro, Sandy Lake Twp., Mercer Co., PA. Is this the family of General > Custer? > Norma Rice > 12929 16 Mile Road > Rodney, MI 49342 > nbrice@!net-port.com > > ______________________________

Lucy A. Custer was b. in Trumbull Co., OH. She moved to Osceola Co., MI in the fall of 1878. She is on the 1884 MI State Census, 25 years of age, single, domestic servant "Mrs. Lucy Trescott, wife of Chauncey Trescott, died at Nirvana January 18, 1886, and was buried in Woodland Cemetery, Evart Township, January 20 [1886]. The deceased was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Judah Custer of Evart Township." EVART REVIEW: 5 Feb. 1886, Pg.5:3 #696 Mrs. Lucy Trescott, wife of Chauncy Trescott, died on July 18, 1886, at Nirvana, Lake Co., and was buried at Woodland Cemetery, Evart township, Jan. 20th. Her death was a sad loss to all with whom she was acquainted, and especially her husband, parents and sisters. She was a loving woman and trusting wife. Their loss--her death--will be her eternal gain. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Judah Custer of Evart township. CEMETERY DAY BOOK #22. FOREST HILL CEMETERY, EVART, OSCEOLA TWP., OSCEOLA CO., MI. Section D, Block 11, Lot 4, Grave 2, John Elder lot, Age 27. Died in childbirth. ON STONE: "LUCY" & "REST IN PEACE". Norma Rice 12929 16 Mile Road Rodney, MI 49342 nbrice@!net-port.com

Seeking identification of John Custer 1815, 1816, 100 acres, T2 1819, 100 acres T3 Where would T2 be located? Where would T3 be located? Was there a breaking up of T2 into another T? In 1820 there is an Emanuel Custen/Custer? at Stoneboro, Sandy Lake Twp., Mercer Co., PA. Is this the family of General Custer? Norma Rice 12929 16 Mile Road Rodney, MI 49342 nbrice@!net-port.com

Hello All, In the interest of extending the reach of information about our ancestors, I'm doing an experiment. I have added the mailing list for Trumbull County (OHTRUMBU-L)to the address list for notifications on new posts to the Trumbull County OHGenWeb GenConnect Query Board. So hopefully, you will start seeing notifications that a query has been posted to the Trumbull County Board. These GenConnect Queries are searchable, and each time a query is posted the surnames are added to the Trumbull County surname list and are searchable by Surname Helper. Please let me know if you like this, if the list decides it's an annoyance, I'll turn it off. Happy Hunting! Hope you make a connection! Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/

This message is for all who may be interested. During the American Civil War, the Ohio National Guard regiments were originally part of Ohio Governor William Dennison's "Militia of the Reserve" plan, whereby citizens statewide would have militia training in case of emergencies. Most of these Militia of the Reserve units expressly asked to be enrolled as Home Guards, so that they would serve only within the state. However, Ohio Governor John Brough made a new wrinkle in this militia training plan. The U. S. War Department pressured states to put more troops in the field in early 1864. Governor Brough responded on April 25, 1864, by calling all Home Guard units the "Ohio National Guard" and activated various units around the state of Ohio by companies or by battalions and regiments for 100 days of service unless sooner discharged. This was certainly a surprise to most militia units around the state (and draws immediate parallels of Vietnam and Desert Storm National Guard units). Thus, the Ohio National Guard was born... A typical Ohio National Guard unit was the 166th O.V.I. It was organized at Camp Taylor in Cleveland, and arrived at Washington, D.C in late May, 1864. The regiment was broken up by companies to man the various forts around the nation's Capital. The unit was forced to grueling duty when Confederate General Jubal Early and his veterans made a raid toward Washington in July 1864. Most of the soldiers were kept on alert for anywhere from six to eight days in a row until Early's army retreated back into Virginia. The 166th O.N.G. did not take part in a major battle from what I can see in Whitelaw Reid's "Ohio in the War" v.2, p.696. But these veterans can be proud that they helped save Washington, D.C., from capture. John C. Rutherford ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Barb, You might want to peruse the Chautauqua Co., NY USGenWeb page, there is a page for Research resources at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nychauta/COLLECT.HTM If the marriage occurred in Trumbull County, contact the Trumbull County Archives they have marriage records 1800- Sept. 1995 Arranged alphabetically on index cards, by male and female names. Actual Certificates are available: Trumbull County Archives Stone Building (Across the street from the Courthouse) 118 High Street, NW Warren, Ohio 44481 (330) 675-2374 Emily L. Varner, Records Manager/Archivist If you write to them be sure to enclose a SASE! Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/

Searching for information on Amos Custer, John P. Custer, and George S. Custer, Brookfield, Hartford, Trumbull Co., OH. Also Lucy A. Custer that married a Hause, Amelia and Loretta Honey. Both ladies on 1850, 1860, Federal Census, Trumbull Co., OH. Amelia was at Sharon, Mercer Co., PA in 1860. Have no information on Lucy A., Amelia, or Loretta. I think they are half sisters. Any help? Norma Rice 12929 16 Mile Road Rodney, MI 49342 nbrice@!net-port.com