Hallo from England, I am looking for anything on James VAUGHN or VAUGHAN, but particularly on his emigration or naturalisation. James emigrated to the USA from South Wales in 1897. He ended up in New Castle, Penn. but is not to be found there before 1920. His son David lived in Niles at least from 1910, and son Ivor lived in Ravenna at least from 1921. James was a tin plate worker, and born around 1855. 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

Gretchen, What a great resource, I know *I* never would have thought of checking this reference! Thanks! 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: Tuesday, October 27, 1998 11:46 PM > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: New Source for Gen Information > > > I just discovered a new source (at least for me) to pinjpoint > your ancester > at a given point in time. At the Local History Library at the Warren, OH > library, there is a photocopy of a book that lists the earmark brands for > people in Vienna Township, Trumbull Cty, OH starting in 1807. I would > think that other areas would have a similar register so they > could identify > stray animals. I now have found the fourth reference to an elusive > ancestor. >

I just discovered a new source (at least for me) to pinjpoint your ancester at a given point in time. At the Local History Library at the Warren, OH library, there is a photocopy of a book that lists the earmark brands for people in Vienna Township, Trumbull Cty, OH starting in 1807. I would think that other areas would have a similar register so they could identify stray animals. I now have found the fourth reference to an elusive ancestor.

FRANK TUTTLE AND MAY BENTLEY lived in the Churchill area. May died 1910 and is buried in the Churchill cemetary. Frank died 1931 and is buried at Four Mile Run cemetary in Youngstown. Would like to know more about them during that time.

Looking for info on these residents of Trumbull Co, OH: > 1) Isaiah Cooley LYTLE - b c1812 Huntingdon Co PA; d c1856 Trumbull Co OH; > m Martha KINNEY; his son: > 2) Isaiah S. LYTLE - b 2/22/1846 (Trumbull Co OH?); d 5/11/1898 Mahaska Co > IA; m Adaline HALL > Also, if anyone has access to 1850 or 1860 Trumbull Co OH Census, I would > like them to look up Isaiah Cooley LYTLE or Isaiah S. LYTLE, > above. I will > gladly pay for their time & effort. > If anyone has any info on any of the people above or related families, > please contact me. > Steve Dalton > daltons@midwest.net > >

Aaron, Unfortunately, when I took over the Trumbull County Site, some of the information that was previously on the site was missing, I did the best I could to reconstruct what was there. If anyone has copies of any of the missing information that they copied out for themselves, that I could use to replace any missing files, I would be happy to do so. Kay Schaney, County Coordinator e-mail: kstarr@rochester.rr.com *Trumbull County, Ohio - U.S. GenWeb* http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohtrumbu/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Aaron Hill [mailto:mrmayor@hotmail.com] > Sent: Thursday, October 08, 1998 1:45 AM > To: OHTRUMBU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Trumbull County Web Site > > > What happened to the TAX LISTS that were posted on the Trumbull County > web site? Specifically, the one for LIBERTY. > > Aaron Hill > Seattle, WA > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > ______________________________

Wanted: A reply from all descendants of veterans from the 24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1861-1864. I am constructing the history and genealogy of the 24th Ohio Infantry Regiment. My idealized focus is ambitious, recording each veteran's antebellum and post-war experiences, as well as their war service information. I need help tracking down the descendants of the 950 veterans. To aid you in determining whether you have a veteran in the unit, below is a list of counties where the companies were organized: (A) Huron (Norwalk) (B) Muskingum (C) Erie/Ottawa & Columbiana/Mahoning (D) Adams (E) Montgomery (F) Trumbull (G) Huron (Monroeville area) (H) Cuyahoga (I) Highland (K) Coshocton To view the roster of volunteers from each company, use this web URL: http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/1861 Click on the blue underlined county names to find the veterans from each county. Please reply with a brief note concerning what you may know or have about each veteran. All persons who contact me will be noted in the upcoming book as sources of information for each veteran. Also, I will share what I know about the 24th Ohio Regiment. If you have any questions, please contact me, John Rutherford, at the following email address: jrutherf@juno.com I offer my sincere thanks for your help. John 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 or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Virginia, Suggest you contact Ms. Carol Willsey Bell, C.G., at the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library, 444 Mahoning Ave. N.W., Warren, OH 44483-4692, telephone (330) 399-8807, Ext. 120. I'm sure she can answer your question. If you write, please send a stamped, self-addressed envelope for her reply. Kathleen kmarsh@innet.com Virginia Burke wrote: I am planning a trip to Warren/Niles at the end of the month, and one of the items I am seeking is a record of an adoption. . . Does anyone have any idea where I might find a record? Would I look for probate court records? Would the records be at Warren?

I am planning a trip to Warren/Niles at the end of the month, and one of the items I am seeking is a record of an adoption. My ggrandmother, born in 1861, was orphaned, I believe in WVA, and then adopted by a Mason family in Niles, OH. (I believe the Masons were distantly related to her mother.) Does anyone have any idea where I might find a record? Would I look for probate court records? Would the records be at Warren? Any help anyone can offer as to where to look would be appreciated! Virginia Burke

What happened to the TAX LISTS that were posted on the Trumbull County web site? Specifically, the one for LIBERTY. Aaron Hill Seattle, WA ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I'm trying to find the parnets of John A. Clark and Elizabeth Ann Correll/Korrell and the desc of their children. I will share my information. I have most of Adam Clark des information already. The only children of John and Elizabeth, that I have information for are Adam and some on Margaret Clark who married Jesse Wireman. I know most of the other children lived for awhile in the Trumbull Co. and Mercer Co. area. Thanks, Esther Descendants of John A. Clark Generation No. 1 1. JOHN A.1 CLARK was born Bet. 1807 - 1809 in Pennsylvania, and died in Mecer Co. Pennsylvania or Trumbull Co. Ohio. He married ELIZABETH ANN CORRELL/KORRELL Bet. 1831 - 1832 in Pennsylvania. On the 1870 census John had the middle intial A. (probably for Adam) John might be buried in Mercer co. Pa. or Trumbull Co. Oh Notes for ELIZABETH ANN CORRELL/KORRELL: I was told she was born in Reading, Pa. Her father might be John Correll/Corl/Korrell, I found a John Corl dying in Trumbull Co. Oh from Burks Co. Pa. No other information given on this John in Trumbull Co. Probably buried in Trumbull Co. Children of JOHN CLARK and ELIZABETH CORRELL/KORRELL are: 2. i. ADAM2 CLARK, b. September 09, 1833, Jackson Center, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 31, 1907, Burghill, Trumbull Co., Ohio. ii. MARY POLLY CLARK, b. 1836, Mercer, Pennsylvania. iii. WILLIAM CLARK, b. 1837, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 3. iv. MARGARET CLARK, b. 1840, Mercer, Pennsylvania; d. Trumbull, Ohio. v. THOMAS CLARK, b. 1843, Mercer, Pennsylvania. vi. ALEXANDER CLARK, b. 1846, Mercer, Pennsylvania. vii. ALFRED CLARK, b. 1847, Mercer, Pennsylvania. viii. ANDREW J. CLARK, b. 1851, Mercer, Pennsylvania. Generation No. 2 2. ADAM2 CLARK (JOHN A.1) was born September 09, 1833 in Jackson Center, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania, and died May 31, 1907 in Burghill, Trumbull Co., Ohio. He married (1) ELIZABETH JANE HUNTER December 14, 1854 in Mercer Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of EPHRIAM HUNTER and MARY ROBERTS. He married (2) MARY BOWMAN/HOAGLAND 1880 in Trumbull, Ohio. He married (3) SARAH BURCH 1905 in Trumbull Co., Ohio. Notes for ADAM CLARK: He went by the name of Adam, but found marraige record in Trumbull Co. Oh. listing him as J. A. Clark in 1880. The could be for John. Adam and his 1st and 2nd wife are buried in Center Cemt. Brookfield, Trumbull Co. Oh. Their is a Sarah Clark buried in the back part of the Center Cemt. Many of my Aunts and Uncles are buried here too. Children of ADAM CLARK and ELIZABETH HUNTER are: i. WILLIAM HUNTER3 CLARK, b. April 07, 1856, Pine Grove Twp., Mercer Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 22, 1947, Ogden, Weber Co., Uath; m. SARAH ANN BRITTON, November 22, 1875, Mercer, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania. ii. IRA WALKER I CLARK, b. November 08, 1858, Pine Grove Twp., Mercer Co., Pennsylvania; d. Trumbull Co., Ohio; m. JEMINA NORTMAN, January 01, 1880, Hubbard, Trumbull Co., Ohio. iii. MARY ELIZABETH CLARK, b. December 17, 1861, Pine Grove Twp., Mercer Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 17, 1862, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania. iv. ELMER (TWIN) ELLSWORTH CLARK, b. March 24, 1863, Lawrence Co., Pennsylvania; d. August 1907, Sharpsville, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania; m. LOUISA SLEAZLEY, October 15, 1887, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania. v. JAMES (TWIN) LAWRENCE CLARK, b. March 24, 1863, Plain Grove, Lawrence Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 16, 1916, Sharon, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania; m. (1) ELIZABETH EILEEN PATTON, 1884, Mercer, Pennsylvania; m. (2) CLARA MAE SHELL/SCHELL, December 12, 1891, Mercer Co., Pennsylvania. Notes for JAMES (TWIN) LAWRENCE CLARK: James was killed by a train at the Hall's Crossing in Sharon, Mercer Co., Pa. He obituary was front page news in the Sharon Herald. James was a coalminer. He is buried in the Byclery's Cemt. now the Westside Cemt. in Sharpsville, Mercer Co. Pa. He lived for sometime on the Gill Farm on the island in the river or creek in between Pa. and Oh. and the only way to get to the house was from the Trumbull Co. Oh. side. I have picture of the house. James was over 6ft. tall, just like his twin Elmer (nickname Elmo) with dark hair and dark eyes and slender build. Notes for CLARA MAE SHELL/SCHELL: Clara died in childbirth of Karl in 1904. Karl was rasied by some people in her family. Can't connect them to her father yet. She is buried in Westside Cemt., Sharpsville, Mercer Co., Pa. Clara was about 5 ft. 6 in. tall with dark brown hair, with a stocky build. vi. ETTA MAY CLARK, b. April 17, 1866, Lawrence Co., Pennsylvania; m. WILLIAM PATTON. Notes for ETTA MAY CLARK: I don't have anything on her, but her husband might be related to her brother's James 1st wife Elizabeth E. Patton vii. ELIZABETH ANN CLARK, b. September 23, 1869, Brookfield, Trumbull Co., Ohio; d. March 09, 1948; m. CLYDE COOMBS, December 1882, Trumbull Co. Ohio. viii. MARGARET JANE CLARK, b. April 04, 1872, Coalburg, Trumbull Co., Ohio; d. May 04, 1948; m. (1) CHARLES V. SHELL/SCHELL, July 13, 1889, Mercer, Pennsylvania; m. (2) EDWARD JAMES, Aft. 1910. Notes for MARGARET JANE CLARK: She is buried in Vienna Cemt. Trumbull Co. Oh. Notes for CHARLES V. SHELL/SCHELL: Charles is the brother to Margaret brother James 2nd wife Clara Mae Shell/Schell. Charles was run over by a train. He is buried in Glennlawn Cemt. on the same plot as Margaret Polley his grandmother. Also their are two stones that say Schell on them probably his parnets. Alot of these people were buried in the Old Clarksville Cemt. When they put in Yankee Lake, the graves were moved to Glennlawn Cemt. Alot of the stones were lost. ix. MAUD LOUELLA CLARK, b. June 19, 1876, Brookfield, Trumbull Co., Ohio; m. FRANK HERBERT CHANTREY, January 25, 1894, Trumbull Co., Ohio. 3. MARGARET2 CLARK (JOHN A.1) was born 1840 in Mercer, Pennsylvania, and died in Trumbull, Ohio. She married JESSE WIREMAN 1860 in Trumbull Co., Ohio. Children of MARGARET CLARK and JESSE WIREMAN are: i. ALFRED3 WIREMAN, b. 1866, Ohio, USA. ii. FLORENCE WIREMAN, b. 1872, Ohio, USA. iii. FRED WIREMAN, b. 1877, Ohio, USA.

I am researching the surnames of MCQUINEY, HITCHCOCK, PETERSON, AND BRITTON in Trumbull County, Ohio. I would be glad to exchange information with others researching these surnames. Doyle T. Brittain

Hi, I am looking for information about the following persons who lived in Trumbull Co. in the 1840's: Reuben CAMP and Polly FOSTER an their son Daniel CAMP came to Trumbull Co. from Vermont via Cattaraugus Co. NY. Reuben and Polly were married about 1790 in Vermont. Reuben and Polly reportedly had a large family. It is believed that at least some of their children travelled with them to Ohio. The child that I know of is: Daniel CAMP b. Vermont 1810 m. Mary CHURCH (prob. in NY) Lived in Trumbull County by 1846. d. Hillsdale co. MI 1877 Known children of Daniel and Mary: Edward CAMP b. Dec. 8, 1846 in Trumbull Co. OH m. 1) Mary MARKLEY 2) Susan SACHARIAS d. Hillsdale co. MI 1913 Julia CAMP b. abt. 1854 OH m. ? WALTERS Lived in Hillsdale, MI in I would like to find the names of other children of Reuben and Polly CAMP as well as other children of Daniel CAMP and Mary CHURCH. Also looking for death and burial information for Reuben and Polly CAMP. Any information/ connections appreciated. Thanks, Judith jaltug@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ 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 Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Searching for info on the family (including children) of Isaiah Cooley LYTLE, b c1812 Huntingdon Co PA, d c1856 Trumbull Co OH, m Martha KINNEY; Martha b c1812, d in Trumbull Co, although I don't know when. Three of their known children were: 1) Miriam Jane LYTLE: b 8/3/1839 PA; d 12/14/1928 Youngstown, Mahoning Co, OH; m Thomas William SULLIVAN (b 2/2/1838, d 12/14/1929 Youngstown) 2) Isaiah S. LYTLE: b 2/22/1846 PA; d 5/11/1898 Mahaska Co IA; m Adaline HALL (b 3/19/1854 Pulaski, Lawrence Co, PA; d 5/29/1933 Cedar Rapids, Linn Co, IA) 3) James J. LYTLE: b 7/22/1847; d 2/22/1921 Sheridan Co WY; m Mary Jane MORGAN; lived in Hubbard & Vienna, Trumbull Co, OH, in 1870's If anyone has any info on any of these or related people, please contact me. I've been searching for years for more info on them. Steve Dalton daltons@midwest.net

Hi- I am seeking information on Peter SNYDER who lived in the Lordstown area. The years I find him are between the 1830's and 1850's. He was a J.P there for at least 2 terms. Also, Lorenzo D. SNYDER married a Julia Ann Brown from Lordstown. Peter was the J.P who married them. I am hoping to make a connection between Peter and Lorenzo. Any information on either of these Snyder's would be appreciated. Thanks L. Snyder