Please: Send me anything, so I can get your address. Just installed Windows 98. I'm lost. Need help. Norma Rice 12929 16 Mile Road Rodney, MI 49342 nbrice@!net-port.com

Horace Bentley b 1803 in Portland NY in 1803. In 1830 he is living in Chautauqua, NY, married no children. He married Mary LILLEY 11/10/1827. Do marriage records exist for this time frame? I would presume they married in chautauqua. They had the following children - Polly M. b. 1830 in Mayville, NY, Daniel b. 1833 Chautauqua, NY and Eliza b 1836 in Ohio. In 1840 they lived inGustuvus, Trumbell Co., Ohio. thank you. Barb

Hi, I'm a new subscriber and would like to let you know which family lines in Trumbull County I am researching. I have information to share on the following Trumbull families: Loveless, Cory, Rice, Brockway, Bushnell, Hayes, Jones, Yale, Borden, Banning, Waite, Brainard, Andrews, Phillips I have a couple of books from Trumbull; one is called "The Greene Story; 1817-1963" by Mary Case Hoskins about the village of Greene in Trumbull. It is not indexed but contains photos and lots of information. I'd be happy to correspond with anyone from that area and I hope to eventually post this book to a web site as it is not copyrighted. The other book I have is "Trumbull County Ohio Newspaper Obituary Abstracts 1812-1870." I'd be happy to do lookups, but please be specific and patient as I have many obligations including a couple family lists, a newsletter, a couple of websites, kids, and a job or two! I've just recently posted my great-great-grandfather's Civil War diary and letters to the internet. He was in the 6th OH Cavalry out of Trumbull; his name was Dwight H. Cory. Many others from the area are mentioned in the letters and diary. You can find this site at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lovelace/cory.htm. Hope to hear from you! Wendy Loveless Miller wink@abts.net or wendy.loveless@usa.net Publisher of Lovelace Legacy newsletter Lovelxxx web page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lovelace Earliest Lovelxxx ancestor: Stephen H. Loveless born MD 1794/96 died Coshocton Cty., OH

Not new to the list, but thought I'd throw my surnames out there again, to see if somebody might recognize them MAHANNAH, DAVIS, MOORE Thanks, Helen

Tomorrow nights guest speaker for the chat will be Jocelyn, a member of the Mahoning County Genealogical Society. She has been doing genealogy for 41 years and has agreed to speak to us on the Topic "What are Primary and Secondary Sources?". Time:Sundays, 8:00 PM EST Place: Rootsweb IRC, irc.rootsweb.com, #OHIO Topic: What are Primary and Secondary Sources? Mary Ann Hetrick, the Mahoning County OHGenWeb county coordinator and OHMAHONI-L list owner has been setting up these chats, and would like to give Jocelyn a list of questions that would give her an idea of where to start the disscussion. She will be passing the questions on to Jocelyn at about noon tomorrow. So if you would like to send one or two questions please email her at MHet703234@aol.com. For further information on the chat, please visit the following link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/howtchat.htm Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/

Hi, I am new to the list. Researching Bailey, Kistler, Flick, Shively, Becker, Woodward, Harris, and Crum. Tim Terry Columbus, Ohio

SUBSCRIBE Norma Rice 12929 16 Mile Road Rodney, MI 49342 nbrice@!net-port.com

In a message dated 98-11-18 19:49:18 EST, Marty Smith writes: << I, too, am researching a Matthews family in Trumbull County, OH. My family includes the following: John born in Wales; married to Frances born in 1811 in Wales. Children of John and Frances Matthews that I know of are as follows: Benjamin born in 1850 in Wales; Margaret A born in 1855 in Wales, immigrated to the US in 1866, married Thomas R Roberts in 1872, had 11 children, died in 1917; and Evan born in 1859 in Wales. If you should come across any of my family, I'd appreciate knowing. I live in Hermitage, PA which is just next to Trumbull & Mahoning Counties in OH and have some excellent sources, but I didn't come across your specific Matthews people. Marty Smith >> Hello Marty, I believe there were two John Matthews living in Trumbull Co., OH about the same time, at any rate I've seen what I believe to be two different lines. . . The one I'm researching is . . . John Matthews/Mathews b. abt. 1818 Wales - d. Aft. 1880 Trumbull Co. m. @1844 Wales to Hannah Jones (b. abt. 1823 Wales - d. aft. 1880 Trumbull Co.) Is on the 1870-1880 census living in Hubbard, Trumbull Co. Children from census, death certs, mortality index and Benjamin's pension ap: 1. Benjamin Matthews - b. 23 Feb 1845 Tradager, Wales m. 11 Jan 1868 Trumbull Co. to Marion Evans (Civil War vet) 2. John Mathews - b. 1848 N. Wales - d. 13 Aug 1871 Hubbard, Trumbull Co. - killed in coal bank. 3. Mary J. Matthews - b. abt 1853 PA m. abt. 1872 Trumbull Co. to Richard Williams (on 1880 cen next to parents) 4. James Matthews - b. abt 1856 Ohio 5. Margaret Matthews - b. abt.1859 b. Ohio 6. Anna Matthews - b. abt. 1862 Ohio - m. abt 1879 Hubbard to James Beilton 7. William Penn Matthews - b. 8 Sept 1867 Trumbull Co., OH - d. 8 Nov 1943 Cuyahoga Co., OH m. Ellen Rouan abt 1890 in Mahoning Co. (my line) 8. Thomas Matthews - b. abt 1870 Trumbull Co., OH I have looked at index of immigration and naturalization, suspect Philidelphia abt. 1850-1852 a likely entry time and spot and there are several John Mathews/Matthews to choose from. The overwhelming number of John Matthews on the 1860 census in PA scares me off. The other TO: e-mail is Sue Brown who is desc from Benjamin and has supplied some of the dates and information on this family. (Hi Sue :-) It is interesting the naming similarities in the two lines. Thanks for the response. (Smith line is from John Smith & wife Mary who settled Columbiana, OH abt. 1809 - their son Henry Smith m. Leah Wollam 1820 and moved 1850 to Ashland, OH) Pamela Geisler Smith, Gresham, OR

Hello, I'm new to this list and would like to post my area of research. My husband's family from Trumbull Co. are John and Hannah Matthews who migrated from Wales through PA to the Hubbard area of Trumbull Co. Their son William Penn Matthews m. Ellen Rouan abt 1890 in Youngstown and lived there. Their son, William Penn Matthews jr. m. to Josephine Palmiter, a daughter of Luman Palmiter and Margaret Alice Bell. Luman Palmiter was a son of Silas Avery Palmiter and Catherine Deforest Coon who lived in Brookfield, Trumbull Co. and Sandy Lake, Mercer Co. PA. I would like to learn more about these families and their other children and would be happy to exchange information. Pamela Geisler Smith, Gresham, OR

I thought I'd forward this message from Maggie and let you know about the Online Census Images at The USGenWeb Census Project. Kay -----Original Message----- From: Maggie Stewart-Zimmerman [mailto:73777.25@compuserve.com] Sent: Monday, November 16, 1998 1:48 AM To: OHROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: USGenWeb Census Images Hi Everyone, There is a new thing going up in the USGenWeb Archives. These are online census images "actual pictures" that are donated. Following is the info from the top of the Master Table of Contents that is located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/cen_img.htm: The donation of the following list of Census images for permanent, free display in the USGenWeb Archives was made possible through the generosity of the donors [listed beside the link to their donation] and the permission of S-K Publications. These census images are copyrighted by S-K Publications and are not to be republished or redistributed without their permission. The images are also available on CD (in a higher-quality format that was reduced when they were converted to .GIF files for the Web) from S-K Publications, PO Box 8173, Wichita KS 67208-0173. If you are interested in donating a census (for Ohio) in this project go to SK Publications at http://www.skpub.com/genie. Maggie ______________________________

Gretchen, >From the way your message was formatted, I couldn't tell if you were researching James DUNBAR or James Dunbar THOMPSON. I'm asking because DUNBAR is one of the surnames that I am researching in Trumbull county. :-) Also, we will be having the chats each week on Sunday at 8:00 PM EST, so there's always a chance to join us in the future. You could also visit the Trumbull County GenWeb page, and register your surnames by placing them in a message on the Query Forum. Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Gretchen Bakies [mailto:gretchen.bakies@cwix.com] > Sent: Monday, November 09, 1998 11:30 PM > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Sunday's Chat/Surname Exchange > > > I had something come up and couldn't join the Chat Sunday night, but still > wanted to contact anyone researching the same names as I am. The families > I'm researching in Trumbull Cty are: > earliest ancester in county > > Alderman Jonathan > Greenwood John > Thompson James Dunbar > Norton > Tanner William > Silliman > > ______________________________

Hello All, Can anybody tell me which Lutheran Church in Warren is the former Finnish Lutheran Church? Thanks, John Faunt

I had something come up and couldn't join the Chat Sunday night, but still wanted to contact anyone researching the same names as I am. The families I'm researching in Trumbull Cty are: earliest ancester in county Alderman Jonathan Greenwood John Thompson James Dunbar Norton Tanner William Silliman

My gr-gr-grandfather James McCormick married Bridget Mears on 19 November 1865 in Trumbull County, OH. They lived in Niles and had 5 children: Edward McCormick m. Susan Madigan Catherine McCormick m. Patrick Holmes Mary Ellen McCormick m. Jacob Fisher Alice McCormick m. Jack Cronin Michael H (my gr-grandfather) m. Mary Jane Finnegan Mary Jane's parents were: Michael Finnegan who married Elizabeth McNulty 30 September 1867. Michael was a veteran of the Civil War and fathered 12 children from 1868 to 1887. They include: James Paul m. Elizabeth Donnegan Mary Jane m. Michael McCormick Margaret m. Hezakiah D. Kaercher Elizabeth died young Agnes m. James Lenney Alice m. Mike J Buster McMahon Lawrence Francis m. Emma Blackwood Anna Amelia died young Michael Bert Rose Josephine died young John Henry I would love to hear from anyone who might share one of these lines. Patty...........................PGrant2542@aol.com

Kay, I will try to tune in. If unable, these are my surnames. Eschman, Schaedelbauer, Beardsley, Sinn, Yeager, Graber, Raber, Lohr, Brunstetter, Harding, Neff, Koch, Rodyhofer, Willison and Wilhelm. The surnames up to and including Brunstetter, tend to be Trumbull Co. The others are Mahoning Co., but were there when it was still Trumbull. I now make my home in Ft. Myers, Fl., but you can reach me on-line at cjesch@peganet.com Thanks, Charles Eschman ---------- > From: Kay Schaney <kstarr@rochester.rr.com> > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Sunday Evening Chat > Date: Thursday, November 05, 1998 11:12 PM > > Mahoning County and Trumbull County will be holding a joint chat session. > > Time: Sunday, November 8, 1998, 8:00 PM EST > Place: RootsWeb IRC, irc.rootsweb.com, #OHIO > Topic: What are your Surnames? > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > You will need an IRC program. There is a good shareware program called mIRC. > This can be down loaded from http://www.tucows.com or from > http://www.shareware.com. > > Once you download the program you will need to add the rootsweb server to > get set up. > > While connected to the Internet, activate the mIRC program. > > >From the mIRC setup window click "ADD" and enter the following info into > each slot. > Description: RootsWeb IRC > Server: irc.rootsweb.com > Port(s) : 6667 > Click OK. > >From here click connect to hook up to the IRC server. > Once you have connected type > /join #OHIO > (this is the channel we have set) and you will be in the proper room for the > chat. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Kay Schaney > e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com > *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/ >

Mahoning County and Trumbull County will be holding a joint chat session. Time: Sunday, November 8, 1998, 8:00 PM EST Place: RootsWeb IRC, irc.rootsweb.com, #OHIO Topic: What are your Surnames? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- You will need an IRC program. There is a good shareware program called mIRC. This can be down loaded from http://www.tucows.com or from http://www.shareware.com. Once you download the program you will need to add the rootsweb server to get set up. While connected to the Internet, activate the mIRC program. >From the mIRC setup window click "ADD" and enter the following info into each slot. Description: RootsWeb IRC Server: irc.rootsweb.com Port(s) : 6667 Click OK. >From here click connect to hook up to the IRC server. Once you have connected type /join #OHIO (this is the channel we have set) and you will be in the proper room for the chat. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Kay Schaney e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/

I am a descendant of Davis FULLER b. 1782 in Hartland CT, d. 1855 in IN. Davis FULLER m. Hannah BUSHNELL in 1803. The following information was found: 1850 Ohio Census, Trumbull Co., Hartford Tp. Page 409 Dwelling 50 Family 50 Names Age Birth Davis Fuller 68 CT Sabina 58 CT Alex 30 CT Almira 27 CT Dwight 8 OH Lewis 2 OH Almira (GATES) is the husband of Alex(ander), Dwight & Lewis are their children. I am trying to determine who Sabina is. Does anyone have any clue or have a suggestion where to look. -- Stu Wilson Liverpool NY My homepage: http://home.att.net/~stuwilson/

Hallo, I'm searching for the marriage of David VAUGHN or VAUGHAN to Sarah ? This would have been around 1900, and possibly in Niles, Trumbull Co. Ohio, where they were living in 1910. Can anyone help directly, or point me to any on line records. Some exchange research in the UK may be possible. Eddie Bennett Hemel Hempstead, Herts, UK Researching BENNETT & FINCH in Middlesex/London (Chelsea & Bethnal Green), DETTMAR & THOMAS in East London, VAUGHAN in South Wales & USA, HIGHMORE in Cumberland, Dorset, Somerset & anywhere. Supporting the Campaign for Easier and Cheaper Access to Older Civil Registration Records in England: http://parchment.com/genealogy/pages/campaign/ E-Mail The_Campaign@Parchment.Com

Hallo, I'm searching for the marriage of David VAUGHN or VAUGHAN to Sarah ? This would have been around 1900, and possibly in Niles, Trumbull Co. Ohio, where they were living in 1910. Can anyone help directly, or point me to any on line records. Some exchange research in the UK may be possible. Eddie Bennett Hemel Hempstead, Herts, UK Researching BENNETT & FINCH in Middlesex/London (Chelsea & Bethnal Green), DETTMAR & THOMAS in East London, VAUGHAN in South Wales & USA, HIGHMORE in Cumberland, Dorset, Somerset & anywhere. Supporting the Campaign for Easier and Cheaper Access to Older Civil Registration Records in England: http://parchment.com/genealogy/pages/campaign/ E-Mail The_Campaign@Parchment.Com

I copied some information on this Thomas Thompson (mostly his descendants) last week at the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library. If you give me your address, I'll send you a copy. If anyone can provide more information, I would be interested, as I feel that my ancester, James Dunbar Thompson, is somehow related, since two of his children have similar names as does Thomas' and he is also from Hartford Cty, CT. James' wife was Kate Alderman, whose parents were from Simsbury/Farmington, CT and also went to Trumbull Cty in 1804. The librarian suggested that perhaps my James is Thomas' nephew and traveled with his uncle and his family. I've also forwarded this to the OHTrumbull Cty Mailing List. Hopefully, someone will be able to help us. ---------- > From: Captwo3@aol.com > To: THOMPSON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [THOMPSON-L] Thomas THOMPSON in CT > Date: Monday, November 02, 1998 10:00 PM > > To all, > The following is from: > > Historical Collections of Mahoning Valley, Ohio > > "SETH PERKINS, of Kinsman, was born in Hartland, Hartford County, Conn., > February 29, 1780. Removed to Barkhamsted, Litchfield County, Conn., at the > age of twelve, and at twenty to Canandaigua, Ontario County, New York, where > he resided till April, 1804, when he emigrated to Ohio, with his earthly > possessions on his back in a knapsack. He worked by the month through the > season, and in October was married to Lucy THOMPSON, daughter of Thomas > THOMPSON, who came to Hartford, Trumbull County, Ohio, the same year from > Farmington, Hartford County, Conn. In the Winter he made a clearing, and built > a cabin on the center line of Fowler, near the Vienna line, where he removed > with his wife, then eighteen years old." > > Can anyone give me any further information on this Thomas THOMPSON ? > > Thanks, > Jim Flaherty > > > ==== THOMPSON Mailing List ==== > Join and support RootsWeb, home of the THOMPSON list and many other genealogy lists and resources - go to http://www.rootsweb.com/ >