Mary wrote: > > Hi > > I'm looking for the parents, siblings etc of the following individuals: > > Thomas Middleton b 31 Mar 1822 > > and > > Mary Ann Columber (Cullumber)-apparently went by Ann (b 29 Oct 1826) > > they were married 1 Apr 1841 in Union County, Ohio > > They had the following children: > > George b 14 Oct 1843-died in the civil war > > Lucinda b 4 July 1846 > > Harriet (Hattie) b 19 Mar 1848--this is my gr-gr grandmother-she was born in > Cincinati > > Isaac b 6 Dec 1849 > > James b 28 Aug 1851 > > Mary b 14 Oct 1853 > > Eugene b 18 Mary 1857 > > The family was in Mercer county IL by 1857. They later were found in > Sedgewick Kansas. From Thomas' funeral card he died in Butler County NE. > I know some of the children later were in the Denver Colorado > area--including my gr-gr grandmother. > > Would appreciate any information--or if this connects to anyone elses > family! > > Mary > mertzeng@netins.net We have some CULLEMBERs in Ohio. However, they were in Madison and Franklin counties, Ohio. John CULLUMER, b. 1778, m. Marth Patsy FERGUSON, 1814, Franklin Co. Ohio. They had 13 children, one of whom was Mary "Polly", b. 1821, London, Madison Co., Ohio. My line is FERGUSON. Don't know anything about any siblings of John CULLUMBER, nor his parents. Likely they are same family, however. You may wish to try contacting: June Byrne. Last e-mail address we had for her was Junebyr@aol.com, but that was almost 3 yrs ago. She is the one who provided us CULLUMBER, as an allied family to our FERGUSONs. BTW, one of our FERGUSONs (Mary Ann) married a John CLOVER, 1859, Franklin Co. Ohio, and later came to Cowley Co., KS, (they were shown in 1880 census), and John CLOVER d. 1896, Morris Co., KS. Both Cowley and Morris counties are relatively close to Sedgwick Co., KS. Good luck Mary Gary & Mary Lee Presson Wichita, KS.

Hi I'm looking for the parents, siblings etc of the following individuals: Thomas Middleton b 31 Mar 1822 and Mary Ann Columber (Cullumber)-apparently went by Ann (b 29 Oct 1826) they were married 1 Apr 1841 in Union County, Ohio They had the following children: George b 14 Oct 1843-died in the civil war Lucinda b 4 July 1846 Harriet (Hattie) b 19 Mar 1848--this is my gr-gr grandmother-she was born in Cincinati Isaac b 6 Dec 1849 James b 28 Aug 1851 Mary b 14 Oct 1853 Eugene b 18 Mary 1857 The family was in Mercer county IL by 1857. They later were found in Sedgewick Kansas. From Thomas' funeral card he died in Butler County NE. I know some of the children later were in the Denver Colorado area--including my gr-gr grandmother. Would appreciate any information--or if this connects to anyone elses family! Mary mertzeng@netins.net

Dear Lists: The above titled article appears in a local California newspaper, Press-Telegram; page A22. I'm transcribing the article to send to all my lists just in case the scenario would help someone. [Notes & links below] ********************************* "Last survivor of N.Y. factory fire dies at 107" By John Antczak, Associated Press BEVERLY HILLS -- Rose Freedman, last survivor of the infamous Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire that killed 146 New York City garment workers in 1911 and spawned industrial safety reforms, died after a brief illness. She was 107. Freddeman died in her sleep at home Thursday after coming down with a cold, Steven Latham, executive producer of PBS' "The Living Century", said Friday. The series featuring centenarians began recently with Freedman's biography. "Hundred-forty-six people in a half hour," Freedman told the program. "I have always tears in my eyes when I think. It should never have happened." Mostly women and girls were killed when fire swept the Triangle Shirtwaist Co. on the eighth, ninth and 10th floors of a Manhattan building on March 25, 1911. Some died at their sewing machines. Others were trapped by a locked door, and many jumped to their deaths. Bodies lay in piles in the streets. "It was horrific," said Richard Strassberg, director of the Kheel Center at Cornell University, which studies the Triangle fire. "These young women were dangling, and jumping out of the windows, and then were on public display in the docks so they could be identified by their families," he said. The fire remains New York City's worst industrial accident, Latham said. New York state appointed a commission that investigated factories and resulted in reform legislation, he said. Born Rose Rosenfeld on March 27, 1893, in Vienna, Freedman came to the United States in 1909 aboard the steamship Mauritania. She quickly went to work. Freedman told "The Living Century" she worked on the ninth floor at Triangle. "One day on Saturday, we smelled - we were almost ready to leave - we smelled smoke," she said. [There's a colored photo of Rose Freedman holding a bouquet of flowers with the caption: "Rose Freedman, seen in 2000, died Thursday in Beverly Hills. AP file photo] Also, a square off-set in article notes "On the net", Kheel Center's Triangle Fire site: www.ilr.cornell.edu/trianglefire/ and PBS' "The Living Century" : www.thelivingcentury.com ..... ****************************** If anyone is interested in a copy of the article, please drop me a note as I will scan and email to you. Jacquie (USA, California) http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/trianglefire/ ---- Has a LIST of VICTIMS

What is the name of your wife's Brian/Bryan ancestor who was the stone mason for the courthouse? I am researching Bryan's in Union County and wonder if there is a connection. Thanks! Maelle

It is becaue my wife's ancestor (Brian/Bryan) was the major "Stone Mason" in building the Union County CH and others in the area. ************************************************ M F SMITH: Selling off my Stamp Collection! (1)"Genealogy" (2)"The 1950s" (3)"Opinions" (4)"My Best Pal" 1)"http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN" 2)"http://community.webtv.net/DerDoodler/HARRYSGAHANNA" 3)"http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION" 4)"http://community.webtv.net/loisflys/MyPalMax"

I just found a relly neet site.. It shows all the Ohio County Courthouses.. Ours is the nicest looking !!!! http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maggieoh/Courthouses/county_courthouses.html Thought I'd share. Kelly Smith Marysville, Ohio _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

http://hqdainet.army.mil/mpsa/locate.htm --- this site has a "warning" window that pops up letting you know that you are "in" a military area. I just sent the webmaster a query about military genealogy research. Jacquie

Hi List I have this web site on my union co OH help web site, under "calculate birth date". So any time you don't remember where it is or lose it or your computer crashes and you have to rebuild you can get it from my page. My computer has crashed at times and thankfully, I had the important web sites on my web page. Also, if you want to know what day a certain date was, I have that web site at my union co help web site. For example, if one of your ancestors died on 21 May 1856, and would like to know what day that was -- Go to my help page, click on "what day was that on", then go down the years and click on "1856", go down to May and the 21st was on Wednesday. Hope this helps some of you. 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 2/10/01 7:02:57 PM US Mountain Standard Time, OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #3 Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2001 08:28:41 -0500 From: "Gary Thompson" <garyt@iwaynet.net> To: OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <006501c09365$631e8b60$5e6a15ce@garyt> Subject: Fw: [OHUNION] Date Calculation Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I got one request to post the information I received on date calculation on the website so here it is. I did use the routine this morning with some "known dates", and it worked like a charm. Thanks Carl!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl Moury" <cmoury@acc-net.com> To: "Gary Thompson" <garyt@iwaynet.net> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 12:10 AM Subject: Re: [OHUNION] Date Calculation > Not sure if this will help but a good try any how... > http://enws347.eas.asu.edu:8000/~buckner/bdform.html > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Gary Thompson" <garyt@iwaynet.net> > To: <OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 8:07 PM > Subject: [OHUNION] Date Calculation > > > > I got a routine from this site before on how to calculate the missing > value when you have two of the following three: > > > > 1) date of birth > > 2) date of death > > 3) age in years, months, and days > > > > Unfortunately, I lost the information when my old computer died. Can > someone supply me the location of the routine again? Thanks! >>

I got one request to post the information I received on date calculation on the website so here it is. I did use the routine this morning with some "known dates", and it worked like a charm. Thanks Carl!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl Moury" <cmoury@acc-net.com> To: "Gary Thompson" <garyt@iwaynet.net> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 12:10 AM Subject: Re: [OHUNION] Date Calculation > Not sure if this will help but a good try any how... > http://enws347.eas.asu.edu:8000/~buckner/bdform.html > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Gary Thompson" <garyt@iwaynet.net> > To: <OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 8:07 PM > Subject: [OHUNION] Date Calculation > > > > I got a routine from this site before on how to calculate the missing > value when you have two of the following three: > > > > 1) date of birth > > 2) date of death > > 3) age in years, months, and days > > > > Unfortunately, I lost the information when my old computer died. Can > someone supply me the location of the routine again? Thanks! > > > > > > ==== OHUNION Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > >

Thanks to list members, I got responses to my earlier query: I got a routine from this site before on how to calculate the missing value when you have two of the following three: 1) date of birth 2) date of death 3) age in years, months, and days Unfortunately, I lost the information when my old computer died. Can someone supply me the location of the routine again? Thanks to those who responded to my request.

I got a routine from this site before on how to calculate the missing value when you have two of the following three: 1) date of birth 2) date of death 3) age in years, months, and days Unfortunately, I lost the information when my old computer died. Can someone supply me the location of the routine again? Thanks!

List Owner: I just got this message from Marie. She seems to have a tech problem. Could you please write her? Thanks, Jacquie (California) Viona Worley-Howery wrote: > Do you know the list owner for Union Co..??? I can't write to the list with > this address...Thanx > Marie Worley-Howery > Viona Worley-Howery <vhowery@att.net> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jacqueline Baral" <jacquiebaral@earthlink.net> > To: <OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 3:56 PM > Subject: [OHUNION] Resources > > > Index to Vital Records in the Ohio Repository Newspaper, > > http://www.stark.lib.oh.us/obitindex.html > > Other Libraries, http://www.stark.lib.oh.us/libs.html > > Search the OPLIN Databases, Ohio Public Library Information Network > (OPLIN) Databases, http://access.oplin.lib.oh.us/ - for this you have to live in > Ohio and have a library card. (darn!) > > > > Jacquie (California) > > > > ==== OHUNION Mailing List ==== >

In a message dated 2/4/01 6:03:04 AM US Mountain Standard Time, OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #2 Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2001 23:03:37 -0600 From: Steve Frevert <rfrevert@megsinet.net> To: OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <01C08E35.8B96CA60@tnt17a-30.focal-chi.corecomm.net> Subject: [OHUNION] FW: Arbela/Burnside Cemetery Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit I am forwarding this from the SAGER family list- perhaps someone can help Sylvia. Please e-mail her with your info and post it here, too- I'd like to know the answers myself! Steve Frevert -----Original Message----- From: Sylvia and Bob Shannon [SMTP:charles.shannon@home.com] Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 7:42 AM To: SAGER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SAGER] SAGER Maria Barbara Hi Cousins Can anyone tell me where Arbella, OH is? and which township Burnside Cemetery is in? Maria Barbara SEGAR b. 5 Jul 1802 in Madison Co, OH m. 1 June 1829 Appollus EASTMAN d. 11 Aug 1887. Burnside Cemetery, Washington Twp, Union Co, Ohio records her death as 11 Aug 1887 at 85 yrs, 1 month, 6 days. Another source says Burnside Cemetery is in Jackson Twp, Union Co. OH. E-mail from Dan A. Capps says:(Maria) Barbara Sager was born in 1803 in Madison, Ohio. She died in 1887 in Arbella, OH. (Maria) Barbara married (1) James Marquis, born in 1801. [Divorced. He later moved to Ilinois.] (Maria) Barbara also married (2) Jepta Peasley, born in 1803. [He died young.] (Maria) Barbara also married (3) Appellas Eastman, born in 1800 in Charlston, NH. He died in 1869 in Troy Mills, Linn, IA. Her parents are believed to be Christian SAGER b. 22 Sep 1762 d. 18 Jan 1866 and Maria Elizabeth SHOVER b. abt 1765 d. aft 1802. History of Union County. W. H. Beers & Co. 1883. Darby Township has writeups on Sagers. Christian's parents believed to be Dr. George SEEGER(SAGER) b. 19 Jan 1744 d. 1842 and Elizabeth Sheets b. 1749 d. aft 1762. Any help is greatly appreciated. I do have more to share. Sylvia Shannon >> ==================================== Steve & Sylvia It is Arbela (one L), OH, in union county, according to my place finder. I do not have a union co map but the coordinates (Latitude and longitude) are 402854N 0832425W If you go to my union co OH help web site, click on cemetery, alpha, and go down to the name of the cemetery, it has the township listed for it. It is in Washington twp. This is straight from the cemetery book for Washington twp. If you go to my web site, click on search, then enter Arbela, union co, OH, it should tell you its location. It not, click on -map it- under what opens. Then a map will come up and show you where it is located. I imagine a local person from union co OH, and on this list, will know exactly where Arbela is located. 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.

Index to Vital Records in the Ohio Repository Newspaper, http://www.stark.lib.oh.us/obitindex.html Other Libraries, http://www.stark.lib.oh.us/libs.html Search the OPLIN Databases, Ohio Public Library Information Network (OPLIN) Databases, http://access.oplin.lib.oh.us/ - for this you have to live in Ohio and have a library card. (darn!) Jacquie (California)

As I posted yesterday, we are transcribing the 1850 Union County census. In addition to Claibourn Twp. , we have finished typing Jackson Twp...so we'll be happy to check those 2 towns ONLY, if anyone needs a lookup...soon as we have more ready, I'll say the word! Leesburg is next...... Pam Miller and Wes Blair

Sylvia (and those on the Union Co. list that are interested), I checked the GNIS site for Burnside Cemetery. They show it in Washington Twp., probably on Rt. 739. It's almost into Jackson Twp. When I compared that with my Union Co. map, I found Cunningham-Arbela Rd. just above there, going east and west. It goes to the tiny town of Arbela, in Jackson Twp. Jeanne

Steve I'm sending this to the Union Co list so everyone can see the answers, Looks like information that isn't common knowledge so may helps someone else too. Thanks again for spreading the word about my problem. It has now gone away. Sylvia Shannon >From: "Nancy White" >There are four Burnside Cemeteries all in different counties. The one >in Union County is in Washington Township. > >There is the following burial: >Washington Township, Burnside Cemetery, Row 8: >Eastman, Barbara 11 Aug 1887 85y 1m 6d <snip> > Sorry, I forgot this part. Arbela is in Washington Township, Union >County - it's north of and near Rush Creek. Its a village in the east >part of the township; recorded in 1838, no longer cited by 1883. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Frevert" <rfrevert@megsinet.net> To: <OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 9:03 PM Subject: [OHUNION] FW: Arbela/Burnside Cemetery > I am forwarding this from the SAGER family list- perhaps someone can help Sylvia. Please e-mail her with your info and post it here, too- I'd like to know the answers myself! > > Steve Frevert > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sylvia and Bob Shannon [SMTP:charles.shannon@home.com] > Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 7:42 AM > To: SAGER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SAGER] SAGER Maria Barbara > > Hi Cousins > > Can anyone tell me where Arbella, OH is? > and which township Burnside Cemetery is in?

I am forwarding this from the SAGER family list- perhaps someone can help Sylvia. Please e-mail her with your info and post it here, too- I'd like to know the answers myself! Steve Frevert -----Original Message----- From: Sylvia and Bob Shannon [SMTP:charles.shannon@home.com] Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 7:42 AM To: SAGER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SAGER] SAGER Maria Barbara Hi Cousins Can anyone tell me where Arbella, OH is? and which township Burnside Cemetery is in? Maria Barbara SEGAR b. 5 Jul 1802 in Madison Co, OH m. 1 June 1829 Appollus EASTMAN d. 11 Aug 1887. Burnside Cemetery, Washington Twp, Union Co, Ohio records her death as 11 Aug 1887 at 85 yrs, 1 month, 6 days. Another source says Burnside Cemetery is in Jackson Twp, Union Co. OH. E-mail from Dan A. Capps says:(Maria) Barbara Sager was born in 1803 in Madison, Ohio. She died in 1887 in Arbella, OH. (Maria) Barbara married (1) James Marquis, born in 1801. [Divorced. He later moved to Ilinois.] (Maria) Barbara also married (2) Jepta Peasley, born in 1803. [He died young.] (Maria) Barbara also married (3) Appellas Eastman, born in 1800 in Charlston, NH. He died in 1869 in Troy Mills, Linn, IA. Her parents are believed to be Christian SAGER b. 22 Sep 1762 d. 18 Jan 1866 and Maria Elizabeth SHOVER b. abt 1765 d. aft 1802. History of Union County. W. H. Beers & Co. 1883. Darby Township has writeups on Sagers. Christian's parents believed to be Dr. George SEEGER(SAGER) b. 19 Jan 1744 d. 1842 and Elizabeth Sheets b. 1749 d. aft 1762. Any help is greatly appreciated. I do have more to share. Sylvia Shannon > Hi ~ > > The SAGER list has several new member who have signed on just >this past month or so. > > Why don't all the "old-timer's" repost their family connections to let >them have a feel for how the list runs? Who knows, maybe you'll >make a connection!! This list has about 100 member's; let's see >who's related! > > > And don't forget to post your interests here: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/s/a/SAGER/ > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/s/a/SAGER/queries ==== SAGER Mailing List ==== To do a search of the SAGER list archives go to http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Hi Everyone, Here's just a quick note to let you know we are in the process of transcribing the 1850 Union County Census to be placed on the US GenWeb site. So far, we have completed ONLY Claiborne Twp-- abt 900 people. We have begun Leesburg and hope to have it finished next week. If you have ancestors who were in Claiborne (and Claiborne, only for right now...pullleeeze <g>) I'd be happy to check the portion we have finished. Just a quick note -- we live in Idaho, so can't look locally in Union County. Pam Miller and Wes Blair

In a message dated 1/26/01 10:01:45 PM US Mountain Standard Time, OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #3 Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2001 10:28:50 -0500 From: "Kelly Smith" <yadilla@hotmail.com> To: OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <F160j7gC2DWpmy20h0800000ed0@hotmail.com> Subject: [OHUNION] William Brake children Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed Larry, That is good advice, however some libraries won't order microfilm from the Archives (i.e. Marysville Public) and some people have to drive 40-50 miles to find a LDS Center (i.e., me!) just to find out they don't have the records you are looking for. Also, we do not know if Elizabeth Louise was the oldest (b. abt 1869), so you should start with the 1860. She could very well be the youngest and had siblings move out by 1870. Then get the 1870 and finally the 1880. Linda, I am a Union County Look-up volunteer. I have already added your post to my list of look-ups. I will be happy to check the census and birth records here at the Union County Genealogical Society. However, I can not guarantee it will be before next week. I will let you know what/if I find. Kelly, Marysville, Ohio >> =============== Finally, another good Samaritan who does lookups who can help some of these people. I do know that the Richwood library, genealogy section, had all the census on hand for union co OH when I was in OH in 1997. They also have a small collection of books available. I guess some libraries won't get involved in interlibrary loans. The Ohio Historical Society probably has every OH census on hand also, on the shelf. It is a very large facility in Col, OH, just north of Grove City, and is nearly in the middle of the state. So for those who are willing to make a day or two of it, this is the facility to visit. They have death certificates, marriage documents, birth info, all on microfilm and sometimes in books, on the shelf, ready to look at and make a copy for 25 cents, when you find something. But you are correct, not all libraries have everything, so make sure you call ahead to see if they have something you are looking for, before making a long trip for nothing. What I try to do is get people started in the right direction to find info on their ancestors. I even look at my ancestry.com subscription site to get info for them that is not available to a person who does not subscribe. I often look up info on my various CDs, census indexes, and tell them where they can find more info. I get many more e-mails directly to me than from queries to the OH union co list, from people wanting info on where they should look for more info. I try to help all of them if I possibly can. I give them info that I have on hand. I live in AZ and use of the material I purchased from the Union Co genealogical society to answer questions. I do free lookups on burials in union co up to 1984 and also marriages 1820 - 1900. If someone needs a marriage in OH 1789 to 1850, I have that info also. So far I do all my lookups for free. But some have asked me if I have the census of 1880 on hand. I do not have it on hand but it is available at my Family History Center about 4 miles from where I live. They also have the Cox Collection of all the county histories in the US, one of only two FHCs that has it on the shelf. Then 2 hours away in Mesa AZ, that FHC has every census and soundex ever made. If anyone wanted this info they would have to contact me directly. I am very glad there is another person right in Marysville OH that people can contact for lookups. I may do the same thing as I get stuck sometimes in my family lines also. I am sure you will be getting a lot more queries. Again, thank you for helping. I appreciate it, as do all the others on this list. Larry <A HREF="http://unioncoohio.homestead.com">http://unioncoohio.homestead.com </A> My Union County, OH, help web site. Visit it soon.