Barbara Scott wrote: Second, I believe I have the names of their children correctly, but not sure. 1) John M Schmidt - Know nothing about him. Can't find his name in St John's Cemetery or Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. <and> Like I said before I know nothing about John M Schmidt and I do not know who the Scheiderer girls married. I am planning a trip to the Marysville Library early sometime this week. Can anybody help me out? Thanks a bunch for your time. <snip> There are many Schmidt family members buried in Saint Paul's Lutheran Cemetery in Darby Township. The oldest one is John Schmidt with dates 1865-1953 which could be the one you are looking for. You might try visiting the public library in Marysville on Tuesday. One or two genealogical society members are usually there on Tuesdays to help people with their research. Robert Bremer bremerr@oclc.org

Hi To All I am now working on the Schmidt Family. Andreas (Andrew) Schmidt was my Great Great Grandfather. This is what I have on Andrew Schmidt - Resided on E. Sixth Street, Died Sunday last from the effects of la grip, aged 74 years, 8 months and 20 days. The funeral services were held at the Ev. Lutheran church Tuesday, and the remains were afterward conveyed to Trinity Lutheran cemetery, south of town, for burial. Mr. Schmidt was born May, 1819, at Hoefen, Germany, where he grew to manhood and served six years in the army. In 1847 he came to this country and settled at Manchester, Md., where shortly after he was married to Catharine Kapp. In 1852 they moved to Union County where they continued to reside to the close of life. He was a good, quite citizen, and since the death of his wife which occurred two weeks ago, his desire was to depart and be at rest with her. This is the information I have on his wife: The wife of Andred Schmidt, who resides on East sixth Street, died Mnday, after a short illness, aged seventy-seven years. the funeral services were held at two o'clock today in the Lutheran church of this city, being conducted by the pastor, Rev. F.W.C. Wiechers. the interment was made at the cemetery in the Settlement. I have both their death certificates. Each certificate shows the name "Smith" not "Schmidt". Last fall I went to the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery and found their markers. Andrew died 28 Jan 1894 and Catharine died 15 Jan 1894. First, they were both born in Germany. Does anyone have any information on them in Germany. Second, I believe I have the names of their children correctly, but not sure. 1) John M Schmidt - Know nothing about him. Can't find his name in St John's Cemetery or Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. 2) Margaretha Schmidt married Casper G. Scheiderer 1) Phillip Scheiderer 2) Mary Scheiderer 3) Anna Scheiderer Hinderer 4) Magdalena Scheiderer 5) William Scheiderer Age 16 - In 1894 when Andrew died 6) Elizabeth Scheiderer Age 14 - In 1894 when Andrew died 7) Caroline Scheiderer Age 12 - In 1894 when Andrew died 8) Richard Scheiderer Age 10 - In 1894 when Andrew died 9) Emilie Scheiderer Age 7 - In 1894 when Andrew died 3) Mary Schmidt Winkler (I can remember as a kid my grandmother talked about her. 4) Magdalena Schmidt Ell (Great Grandmother) All of the above were mentioned in Andrew's will. I have found Margaretha and Casper G. Scheiderer in St John's Cemetery. Also, I believe Phillip Scheiderer is buried in St John's also. Like I said before I know nothing about John M Schmidt and I do not know who the Scheiderer girls married. I am planning a trip to the Marysville Library early sometime this week. Can anybody help me out? Thanks a bunch for your time. Barbara

Hi, Everyone! A few days ago my husband and I decided to photograph the Woods-Reed Cemetery in Union Twp., east of Milford Center. I've just gotten the photos and some additional information about the cemetery online. There are no links to the page from any other pages yet, but I'm hoping to remedy that no later than Monday. In the meantime, I thought that some of you might like to take a look--the URL is pretty long and may not reach you on one line. In that case the link will be incomplete. You can solve any problem by doing a copy & paste of everything inside the parenthesis: (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rocky/union_cems/woodsreed.html) Happy hunting! Leona GenealogyBug@Gustafson.net

Good afternoon list(s), A while back some folks were looking for hospitals, etc. I found this piece of info in the strangest place and thought I'd pass it on: "Athens, The Ridges, now Ohio University property but formerly a state-run mental hospital." Maybe it'll help someone. Jacquie (California) "A misplaced Buckeye"

Dear List(s): Just got this site from a maternal cousin in Massachusetts. Maybe it'll be of help for someone. Jacquie (California) http://198.30.212.15/ml.urd/mliw1000.display http://198.30.212.15/ Probate Court of Cuyahoga County, Ohio Historical Marriage License Index 1810 - April 1998

Is there anyone that has access to the microfilm for 1880 for Union Co.? I need just the places of birth of one person and her parents checked. I have (I hope) the exact page reference from my CD index for Ohio: Mitchell, John Union Twp p. 69C. >From his household I need the place of birth of his wife, Susannah, and the place of birth listed for her parents. Her father is thought to have been born in PA and served in the Revolution as a captain, but this census record would be the only proof that her father really was the one from PA. Richard NetZero Platinum No Banner Ads and Unlimited Access Sign Up Today - Only $9.95 per month! http://www.netzero.net

In a message dated 4/17/01 9:01:30 PM US Mountain Standard Time, OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #2 Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 22:06:06 -0400 From: "Barbara J Scott" <beauty@zoomnet.net> To: OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <000101c0c7ac$21e17560$5e1d20d0@beauty> Subject: [OHUNION] Turner & Glasco Families Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi I am trying to locate information on my great great grandparents. Her name was LYDIA TURNER and his name was BENJAMIN P GLASCO. They were married in Clark County in October 1841. Their first four children were born in Clark County: >> If I were you I would find the 1840 census for Clark co OH. The look for Turner, there might be a few of them, maybe not. But go down thru it until you find a female who fits her age bracket. If more than one has a female who fits her age bracket, then more work is required. Her parents may have stayed in Clark co. Go to the GenExchange and ask for a free lookup for the info you are looking for. I am not sure what to ask for, but even look at the history of Clark co 1883, DeBeers, or the closest history to that date, and see if any Turner are on it. Sometimes you have to work backwards to find info. I have had to do that also. Ask for a free lookup at Clark co GenExchange and see if they have any male Turner buried in any clark co cemeteries. If they do them maybe you can begin to narrow it down to one or two that would probably fit the age group. You have to just keep thinking of different ideas on what info you might look at that may give you a clue or some info. hope this helps. Larry <A HREF="http://unioncoohio.homestead.com">http://unioncoohio.homestead.com </A> My Union County, OH, genealogy help web site. Visit it soon.

In a message dated 4/17/01 9:01:30 PM US Mountain Standard Time, OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #1 Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 20:32:59 -0700 (PDT) From: Doggus Maximus <giantweenerdog@yahoo.com> To: OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <20010417033259.6258.qmail@web3105.mail.yahoo.com> Subject: [OHUNION] Scott family Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii I have relatives in a mix of Union, Muskingum and Licking Counties, would love any input, esp on James Scott! thanks, Martha Hamilton Scott #################### James W. Scott died Bef. October 01, 1896 in Marysville , Union County, OH. He married Mary Josselyn February 21, 1831 in Muskingum County, Ohio, daughter of Joshua Josselyn and Sarah Chapman. She was born 1809, and died 1879. Notes for James W. Scott: In Marriage Bk 2 of Muskingum County, Ohio marriages it states: James Scott-Mary Josselyn 21 Feb 1831 by J Goshen In the Neighboring News column of the Oct 1, 1896 "Granville (OH) Times" is this single sentence: James Scott, father of Milton R. Scott, died at Marysville, Thursday. >> Martha - I looked up some info for you -- Buried in Price cemetery on route 37 north of Essex OH, in the old part, the southern most part and beginning at route 37, count west to row 24, then to abt the third marker north has - Scott, Ethylinda O, wife of James W, 29 Aug 1884, 24y 11m 12d. In Leesburg twp there is a Scott cemetery. It is on state route 4 north of Pharisburg on the west side of the road, and close to Kinney Road, is a small group of tombstones. When the cemetery was read on 26 Oct 1985, there were two markers standing, the rest down and against a tree. Scott buried here are as follows -- Scott, Nancy, 1793 - 1873, mother , Narcissa, 1853 - 1906 , Francis, 1791 - 1860, father , Mary McCallister, 1851 - 1909 Scott, Isaac K, son of F. & N., 9 Feb 18 (44?), 25y 10m 9d (loose) , Thomas J? or D?, son of F. & N., 27 Sept 1840, 25y, 22d (loose) , James T, son of F. & N., 13 July 1842, 25y 2m 11d (loose) , William E, 7 Jan 1839 - 11 Feb 1911, PVT Co I 121st Regt Ohio inf, Civil War marker. Other names in this cemetery - one Freshwater, four Zane, and one Beam. I found marriage in book C page 280 at Marysville OH court house. SCOTT, James W to DAVIS, Ethalynda O on 9 Mar 1876. This may not be the correct James W but I provided all I found on a James W Scott. In the newspaper article of 1 Oct 1896, it says he died on Thursday. If you want to find out what day this was on, go to my site and click on - what day was that on. When you get to the site, go down and find 1896, then go to Oct and then to 1 and that will be the day of the newspaper. Then find the Thursday before that and see what date it was. That will most likely be his death date. I looked on my 1850 census index for Ohio and James Scott is on it 164 times, so I have no idea which one it is. There is no James W Scott on it, but he may be listed under plain James Scott. Scott is a plentiful name and there are many names the same. On my 1870 census index of Ohio, I found one James W Scott, age 16, in union co, Jackson twp, on page 77. This is probably the one who married Ethalynda Davis, above. Maybe not, you never know. I looked up Scott, James on the 1870 OH census index and men about age 55 to 64, none were in the three counties you mentioned that your "mix" was in. Have you written to the Marysville court house yet? If he died in Marysville OH, union co, then he may have an estate file or will file at the court house. Write to them giving them as much info as you have on him -- birth date, death date. Tell them you want a copy of each page in his folder. If they have it they will write back to you telling you how much money to send them for the copies. Each page they copy will cost you 50 cents. These documents contain much info. The auction tells what he had and tells who bought it and for how much. So this way you can see who his neighbors were at the time of his death. Maybe some of his kids will be mentioned and his wife will be mentioned if married again and will tell what her dower is. It will tell what his wife can keep. If they don't have any file on him they will not write to you. Even so it may take them a month or more to write back even if they have a file on him. Be patient. Good luck. Hope this helps you some or adds some info you don't already have. Larry <A HREF="http://unioncoohio.homestead.com">http://unioncoohio.homestead.com </A> My Union County, OH, genealogy help web site. Visit it soon.

I'm trying to sort out the many, many Orahoods that have lived in Union, Champaign, and Logan Counties. They're all connected and descend from one couple in VA. Rumor is that they made up the name when they came from Scotland. If you have Orahoods that married into your family, I'd like to hear from you. Thanks very much, Jeanne jcrews@eriecoast.com

Hi I just joined this list and I must say people on this list respond rather quickly. I appreciate all the replys on my two messages. All four of my great great grandparents are buried in Union County, so it makes it easier to track my family tree. Also, I stayed at my grandparents farm in West Mansfield when I was between the years of 3 and 10. I must say they were great years. My goal is to visit every cemetery in Union County that I have a connection with. By the way last year I did a lot of e-mailing with Margaret Bouic and met her last fall at the Marysville Library. She is a wonderful person and would do anything in the world possible for you. Also, the girls at the Probate Court went out of their way to help me locate the records and do all the copying I wanted. My cousin and I spent the whole day there. Again, thanks to one and all for all of your assistance. Its great to meet new friends that have something in common with each other. Barbara

Barbara J. Scott wrote: I would like to purchase a Union Countywide, Ohio phone directory. I went through my phone company to order it. This time I would like to go directly to the phone company that serves Union County, and maybe I will be able to reserve a copy. <snip> The August 1998 copy of the Union Countywide, Ohio directory I have says its published by Sprint Publishing & Advertising, P.O. Box 7974, Shawnee Mission, KX 66207-0974 and gives 1-800-407-5411 as the phone number to call to establish residential phone service in Union County. Good luck. Robert Bremer bremerr@oclc.org

Hi I would like to purchase a Union Countywide, Ohio phone directory. I tried to purchase one last November but they told me it was currently out of stock until August 1, 2001. I went through my phone company to order it. This time I would like to go directly to the phone company that serves Union County, and maybe I will be able to reserve a copy. Thanks for your help. Barbara

Hi I am trying to locate information on my great great grandparents. Her name was LYDIA TURNER and his name was BENJAMIN P GLASCO. They were married in Clark County in October 1841. Their first four children were born in Clark County: Susan M Glasco - She married Isaac Newton Morford in Union County (my great grandparents) Mary J Glasco - She married David Allen Rea in Union County Anna Glasco - She married Joseph Anthony in Union County Sarah Glasco - She married Benjamin R Suddeth in Union County When they moved from Clark County to Union County they lived in Liberty and Taylor Twps. for the remainder of their lives. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHO LYDIA TURNER'S PARENTS WERE. If I can locate them then I could start another family. I know nothing about the Turner Family. Benjamin Glasco is in the 1883 Beers Book. There is a small article on him but only mentioned that he married Lydia Turner. Also there is a picture of him. They both passed away in Union County and are buried in Baughan Cemetery in Liberty Twp. If you have any information to share I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks. Barbara

I have relatives in a mix of Union, Muskingum and Licking Counties, would love any input, esp on James Scott! thanks, Martha Hamilton Scott #################### James W. Scott died Bef. October 01, 1896 in Marysville , Union County, OH. He married Mary Josselyn February 21, 1831 in Muskingum County, Ohio, daughter of Joshua Josselyn and Sarah Chapman. She was born 1809, and died 1879. Notes for James W. Scott: In Marriage Bk 2 of Muskingum County, Ohio marriages it states: James Scott-Mary Josselyn 21 Feb 1831 by J Goshen In the Neighboring News column of the Oct 1, 1896 "Granville (OH) Times" is this single sentence: James Scott, father of Milton R. Scott, died at Marysville, Thursday. Children of James Scott and Mary Josselyn are: 2 i. Elmira2 Scott, born 1831. 3 ii. Hugh Bartlet Scott, born 1833. 4 iii. Sarah Scott, born 1835. + 5 iv. Orlando McLean (O.M.) Scott, born 1837 in Ohio; died 1923 in Marysville, Union County, OH. + 6 v. Milton Robinson Scott, born October 21, 1841 in Jacksontown, Licking County, OH; died June 09, 1921 in Newark, OH. 7 vi. Harrison F. Scott, born 1849. Generation No. 2 5. Orlando McLean (O.M.)2 Scott (James W.1) was born 1837 in Ohio, and died 1923 in Marysville, Union County, OH. He married Harriet Guthrie. She was born 1848, and died 1919 in Marysville, Union County, OH. Notes for Orlando McLean (O.M.) Scott: Orlando fought in the 121st Infantry regiment in the Civil War. Enlisted as a Private in August 1862 Promoted to Full Qtr Master Serg Promoted to Full Comm Sergt on 22 September 1862 (As of Co. S) Promoted to Full 2nd Lieut on 11 August 1864 (As of Co. F) Served Ohio Enlisted H Co. 121st Inf Reg. OHTransferred on 22 September 1862 from Company H to Company S Transferred on 11 August 1864 from Company S to Company F Source: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio Abbreviation: OHRoster Published by on 1886 After the war, he moved to Marysville, OH, and founded the OM Scott Seed Co, which today is The Scotts Company. Note, also buried with the Scotts is Margaret Kerr, 1808-1889. All the family graves are in a circle around a large oak tree. More About Orlando McLean (O.M.) Scott: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH More About Harriet Guthrie: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH Children of Orlando Scott and Harriet Guthrie are: 8 i. Brainard3 Scott, born 1872 in Marysville, Union County, OH; died 1878 in Marysville, Union County, OH. More About Brainard Scott: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH + 9 ii. Dwight G. Scott, born December 11, 1875; died July 28, 1966 in Marysville, Union County,OH. 10 iii. Stanley Scott, born 1879 in Marysville, Union County, OH; died 1880 in Marysville, Union County, OH. More About Stanley Scott: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH + 11 iv. Mary Kerr Scott, born 1883 in Marysville, OH; died 1958. + 12 v. Hubert K. Scott, born August 11, 1884; died November 1970 in Marysville , Union County, OH. 6. Milton Robinson2 Scott (James W.1) was born October 21, 1841 in Jacksontown, Licking County, OH, and died June 09, 1921 in Newark, OH. He married Eliza A. Fant April 09, 1868 in Delaware, OH, daughter of John Fant. She was born February 09, 1848 in Hull, England. Notes for Milton Robinson Scott: Enlisted 25 November 1861, as a Private Served Ohio Enlisted D Co. 76th Inf Reg. OH Mustered Out at Savannah, GA on 24 December 1864 Source: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio Abbreviation: OHRoster 1886 Scott, Milton Robinson 1841-1921 A Dictionary of North American Authors Deceased before 1950. Compiled by W. Stewart Wallace. Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1951. Reprint. Detroit: Gale Research, 1968. (DcNAA) Scott, Milton Robinson, journalist, b. Jacksontown, O, 1841; d Newark, O June 1921 Ohio Authors and Their Books. Biographical data and selective bibliographies for Ohio authors, native and resident, 1796-1950. Edited by William Coyle. Cleveland: World Publishing Co., 1962. (OhA&B) Scott, Milton Robinson (October 21, 1841- June 9, 1921), journalist, was born in Jacksontown, Licking County. He attended Marietta College and served 3 years in the 76th O.V.I. He was an early advocate of women's suffrage and published a paper in the late 1860's devoted to that cause. He also founded and edited the Newark Banner. He died in Newark. Henry Elwood, a Theological novel 1892 Prison Reform and Other Topics, Newark, 1894 Ernest Marble, The Labor Agitator, Newark, 1895 Paul Vernon, Prisoner, Newark 1900 Essay on Truth, Newark, 1903 Essay on Lincoln, Newark, 1906 A Few Thoughts on Crimes and Criminals, Newark, 1911 Children of Milton Scott and Eliza Fant are: + 13 i. Harry3 Scott, born 1870 in Michigan; died 1956 in Newark, OH. 14 ii. Helen L. Scott, born 1875. + 15 iii. May Scott, born 1861. 16 iv. George Scott. Generation No. 3 9. Dwight G.3 Scott (Orlando McLean (O.M.)2, James W.1) was born December 11, 1875, and died July 28, 1966 in Marysville, Union County,OH. He married Jessie Southwick. She was born March 14, 1888, and died June 19, 1979 in Marysville, OH. More About Dwight G. Scott: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH More About Jessie Southwick: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH Child of Dwight Scott and Jessie Southwick is: 17 i. Mary4 Scott. 11. Mary Kerr3 Scott (Orlando McLean (O.M.)2, James W.1) was born 1883 in Marysville, OH, and died 1958. She married Harvey Colburn 1907. He was born 1875, and died 1958. Children of Mary Scott and Harvey Colburn are: + 18 i. Alice4 Colburn. 19 ii. Harriet Colburn. 20 iii. Martha Colburn. 21 iv. William Harvey Colburn, born 1915. He married Patricia Hamilton. + 22 v. Mary Ellen Colburn, born 1917. + 23 vi. Scott Owen Colburn, born 1917. 12. Hubert K.3 Scott (Orlando McLean (O.M.)2, James W.1) was born August 11, 1884, and died November 1970 in Marysville , Union County, OH. He married Ruth Rood. She was born 1890, and died 1966 in Marysville, OH. More About Hubert K. Scott: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH More About Ruth Rood: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH Child of Hubert Scott and Ruth Rood is: 24 i. Jeanne4 Scott, born 1921; died 1991 in Marysville, OH. She married Unknown Lombardi. More About Jeanne Scott: Burial: Oakdale Cemetery, Marysville, OH 13. Harry3 Scott (Milton Robinson2, James W.1) was born 1870 in Michigan, and died 1956 in Newark, OH. He married Ellen Cummings Hamilton December 04, 1910 in Iron River, MI, daughter of Samuel Hamilton and Mary Cummings. She was born 1872 in Newark, OH, and died May 22, 1955 in Newark, OH. More About Ellen Cummings Hamilton: Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery Children of Harry Scott and Ellen Hamilton are: + 25 i. Donna May4 Scott. + 26 ii. Dwight Scott, born June 12, 1913 in Newark, OH; died December 23, 1990. + 27 iii. Harry Chandler Scott, born August 15, 1915 in Newark, OH; died April 07, 1978 in Ross, CA. 15. May3 Scott (Milton Robinson2, James W.1) was born 1861. She married Frank Neighbor. Children of May Scott and Frank Neighbor are: 28 i. Richard4 Neighbor. 29 ii. Mary Neighbor. She married Larry Zimmer. Generation No. 4 18. Alice4 Colburn (Mary Kerr3 Scott, Orlando McLean (O.M.)2, James W.1) She married Harry Kimmel. Children of Alice Colburn and Harry Kimmel are: 30 i. Ford Scott5 Kimmel. 31 ii. Lynne Peterson Kimmel. 32 iii. Shirley Kimmel. 33 iv. Martha Kimmel. 22. Mary Ellen4 Colburn (Mary Kerr3 Scott, Orlando McLean (O.M.)2, James W.1) was born 1917. She married Unknown Gibbs. Children of Mary Colburn and Unknown Gibbs are: 34 i. Edith5 Gibbs. 35 ii. James Gibbs. 36 iii. Stewart Gibbs. 23. Scott Owen4 Colburn (Mary Kerr3 Scott, Orlando McLean (O.M.)2, James W.1) was born 1917. He married Unknown. Children of Scott Colburn and Unknown are: 37 i. Elizabeth5 Colburn. 38 ii. Sarah Colburn. 39 iii. William Colburn. 40 iv. Mary Colburn. 25. Donna May4 Scott (Harry3, Milton Robinson2, James W.1) She married Harry Parker Mount September 10, 1939. Child of Donna Scott and Harry Mount is: + 41 i. Beverly5 Mount. 26. Dwight4 Scott (Harry3, Milton Robinson2, James W.1) was born June 12, 1913 in Newark, OH, and died December 23, 1990. He married Maxine Elaine Catlin October 21, 1935 in New York City, daughter of William Catlin and Hortense Birchfield. She was born February 28, 1914 in Belvedere, IL. 27. Harry Chandler4 Scott (Harry3, Milton Robinson2, James W.1) was born August 15, 1915 in Newark, OH, and died April 07, 1978 in Ross, CA. He married Bernice Veronica Dawson September 11, 1943 in San Francisco, CA, daughter of James Dawson and Bernice Peters. She was born February 09, 1923 in San Francisco, CA. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/

In a message dated 4/8/01 5:01:51 PM US Mountain Standard Time, OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #1 Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2001 18:30:58 -0500 From: "Jeannet" <jeannet@mstar2.net> To: OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <006b01c0bfba$cde2f7c0$263e1840@deseretonline.com> Subject: [OHUNION] Union Co Churches Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit What churches were available in Union Co., OH before 1850? jeannet >> Go to my union co OH help web site. <A HREF="http://unioncoohio.homestead.com">http://unioncoohio.homestead.com </A> Click on History of Union Co OH 1883. Go down to - try the new search engine and tell me how it works. Click on the Pico Search rectangle. Enter churches and click on the search button. This method will find all the churches in all the county Histories at this site. I have not found a way to limit what it finds. Anyway if you enter this you will get an idea what it finds and is available. If you want to view items under one heading, just click on the blue internet link (the heading) to go there. With this search engine you can enter a surname and you will get every reference to this surname. I do not recommend this. I recommend entering the surname and the first name as it will reduce your search to this person's name only. But try entering different things and see what you get back. I entered one man's name and it came back with 9 different references in the civil war. It does not tell you exactly where it is located but you will know that it found him or her that many times. Then you have to go down and find the person -- and is the fun part. OR Go down to the index after History of Union Co, OH, 1883, opens. Find churches and go down to that page and there are the churches you can read about. Also search the index further on each part of History of Union Co OH 1883 and you may find more churches. Usually each township also has information on each church in that township. Hope this helps you and others on this list. Good luck. Larry <A HREF="http://unioncoohio.homestead.com">http://unioncoohio.homestead.com </A> My Union County, OH, genealogy help web site. Visit it soon.

What churches were available in Union Co., OH before 1850? jeannet

Hello, Me, too. Would like to know about churches early, 1800-1810. Thanks, Doris

Hi, This is an interesting question. I'd also like to know. Jacquie (California) Jeannet wrote: > What churches were available in Union Co., OH before 1850? jeannet > > ==== OHUNION Mailing List ====

1900 US Federal Census lists each of these families. There are three Liggett families and one O'harra. Would anyone know if a Grace Connors or a Bertha Liggett is related to these Liggetts? Also would anyone know if the O'harra's are related to O'hara's from Crawford or Marion Counties? Thanks. Charlene

Hello all, As you can tell, this message came through my OHIO mailing list. This is most disheartening and threatens all of us who are working so hard on our family trees....especially when we are aiming for true legal documentation for our lines. Pass this message along if you feel it necessary. Jacquie (USA, California) First Families wrote: > Hello Everyone: > > When we started reporting on the fraudulent lineages created by Gustave > Anjou there were 109 families on the list. > > As of this posting today that has increased to 305 families with more to > come. > > I urge all of you to look at the pages carefully as some of your lines may > need reworking especially if you have traced them back to Europe. > > The url to access the list is located at. > > http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/fraud/anjousbu.htm > > There are also other pages located within the Fraud Index located > there that will be of great help to you. > > The very best to all. > > Harold Oliver > Director > America's First Families > > ==== OHROOTS Mailing List ==== > Listowner Email is 73777.25@compuserve.com or MaggieOhio@columbus.rr.com > To search this list go to http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and enter OHROOTS for the list name. >