Hi, this is off subject but I need help my sis lived in Findley hancock Co Oh she took her GED there . But she lost the diploma and now we dont know where to write for one. Please if anyone can give me advice let me know.. Looking for the family of Worleys from Dover township early 1800s ..Any descendants please contact me...Marie Worley-Howery know .

List, If you get this twice in UNION County, I apologize, because I'm resending it. I think I sent it the wrong way the first time. It has been some time since I've posted (if at all), and I'm just now getting back into my family tree. If any of you have any of my direct line, as follows, in your family tree, I'd like to hear from you. I've just recently come into a file from a relative that listed William Ferguson's father and where he was located in Ohio. Being a relative novice, I haven't done much searching, except in Marion County (and reached a dead-end), but I plan to widen my searches. I haven't yet incorporated the file into my online genealogy database; however, I'm willing to share pertinent parts of it with anyone interested until I do update my files. If any of you would like to look at what I do have, please feel free to go to http://www.gemair.com/~delshar and see if we have anything in common. I don't have any commercial advertisements. Any link I have is for something I personally use and recommend. I don't have any idea who, if anyone, does visit. Cheers! By the way, I'm number 6. 1. Alexander Ferguson 1790 - 1883 (Magheragall/Antrim/Ireland, PENN, Logan Co., OH) Note: Alexander appears in 1840 and 1870 Logan County Census... 2. William Ferguson 1823 - 1897 (PENN, Logan/Hardin/Delaware/Marion Co., OH) Note: William appears in the 1880 Marion County Census... 3. Alexander Newton Ferguson 1866 - 1958 (Marion, Allen/Auglaize Co., OH) 4. Charles Edwin Ferguson 1893 - 1981 (Allen/Auglaize Co., OH) 5. Ronald Lovell Ferguson 1916 - (Allen Co., OH) 6. Delbert Owen Ferguson 1939 -

Hi Fellow Union Co Researchers, I am looking for information on William JACKSON born abt. 1811 in ME. He was first found in the 1860 Taylor Twp, Union Co. Census. Also in the 1860 Union Co. Census is a William F JACKSON also born in ME. Taylor Twp Wm Jackson age49 born ME Hannah age 53 born ME Daniel age 20 born ME Henry age 18 born OH Mana age 16 born OH Liberty Twp Wm. F. Jackson age 33 born ME Deboria age 24 born OH Orillis age 3 born OH Orilla age 1 born OH >From the age and pob of Daniel (whose full name was Daniel Joy) and Henry it appears the family was in ME in 1840 and in Ohio in 1842. I can not find them listed in the 1850 Union Census so they must have been in another OH county before 1860. My gr-grandfather, Daniel Joy JACKSON b. abt 1840, married Mary DRAPER b. abt 1847. I believe Mary's parents were George and Lydia DRAPER. Daniel Joy and Mary had the following childeren: Daniel Henry b. Jan 12, 1864 d.May 2, 1954 (my grandfather) Lydia A. b. Sept. 19, 1865 married a HULL Flora b. Aug. 26, 1867 William b. June 13, 1870 Lury b. July 21, 1873 Arena b. Mar. 21, 1877 Burton b. Apr. 23 1878 My grandfather, Daniel Henry JACKSON, married Sarah Estella SHIRK b Oct. 18, 1871, d. Sept 26, 1930. She was the daughter of John and Sarah HISEY SHIRK. I am looking for any information on the above families and would be willing to sharae whatever info I have. Happy Hunting! Annette Bowersock Baltimore, MD

Can any of you Listers tell me where I should look for Divorce Records in Union County, Ohio for the latter part of 1800 - namely 1885-1900? Is there a site online that I may find this type of information? Thanks in advance for any assistance you may be able to give me. Joycee Meddles Palmer - jlmeddles@aol.com searching for the surnames MARTIN, MEDDLES, MCMULLEN, POOLE, FLANAGAN mostly in Ohio, West Virginia and Indiana, but all states welcome

Looking for info on family of Daniel and Catherine (Eaton) Grubbs. They were married 8/21/1840 and both died before 1850. Children: Jesse b. 1841 and Perry b. 1844 and possibly Catherine b. 1847 Any help appreciated, Kelly (King) Smith, Bellefontaine, Ohio ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Is there anyone who could check the 1850 Union County Cencus for me. I'm looking for Perry Grubbs who was born in 1844 and orphaned very young. Family stories say he was raised by a Quaker preacher woman and lived most of his life in Jefferson Twp. Logan County. I found his brother here in Logan Co. but no sign of Perry. I'm hoping he lived on the other side of the county line in Union County when the cencus was taken. I'll happily do look-ups here in Logan Co. Kelly (King) Smith, Bellefontaine, Ohio ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I got this message from the Licking County site. I thought it might be of interest to members of these pages. << The U. S. Postal Service has never had a stamp promoting family history research, yet genealogy is America's most popular hobby. If you would like to see a stamp honoring genealogy, contact the U. S. Postal Service, 476 L'Enfant Plaza, SW, Room 4474B, Washing, DC 20260-6756, R e-mail them at: mailto:customer@email.usps.gov You might consider posting this on other lists to which you subscribe or forwarding it to your genealogy friends. >>

I just added a lot of info on the Walke lineage, from wife Mary Moseley in VA to "Saints" in Kiev. Also, I would like to hear from any Ross Cnty, or Chillicothe WALKS, desended from Anthony who is looking out over the city from his last home at Grandview Cemetery (c1865). Check out the notes listed in web-page "Just a Veteran" (one word) below. ************************************************ Sgt Mike, US Army Ret Vet = Genealogy "http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN" and "http://community.webtv.net/DerDoodler/HARRYSGAHANNA" plus a vets opinions "http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION"

Susan, Do you know if any of your Union Co. WHITEs are connected to a Martha WHITE who married Aaron HUFFMAN before 1810, probably in VA. Martha died about 1835 in Highland or Greene Co., but other members of her family may have moved to Union Co. with HUFFMANs prior to 1840. Paul > -----Original Message----- > From: SusanNoel@aol.com [SMTP:SusanNoel@aol.com] > Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 6:18 AM > To: OHUNION-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [OHUNION-L] Madison, Fairfield, Pickaway, Union Co. Surnames > > > > Researching: > MURRY/MURRAY, STEEL/STEELE, YERIAN, WHITE, HENNIS, REED, ABBOTT, > FENSTERMAKER/FENSTERMACHER, & WOOD. > All in Madison, Fairfield, Pickaway and possibly Union Counties, Ohio, > early > to mid-1800's onward. > Thanks for any leads. > Susan MURRY Noel, Chesapeake, VA > > > ==== OHUNION Mailing List ==== > OHUNION is a forum for the discussion of genealogical and historical > research in Union County, Ohio, affliated with the Union County > OHGenWeb Project, http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohunion/index.html >

Researching: MURRY/MURRAY, STEEL/STEELE, YERIAN, WHITE, HENNIS, REED, ABBOTT, FENSTERMAKER/FENSTERMACHER, & WOOD. All in Madison, Fairfield, Pickaway and possibly Union Counties, Ohio, early to mid-1800's onward. Thanks for any leads. Susan MURRY Noel, Chesapeake, VA

Thanks to all of you who responded to my query on date calculations --- problem solved.

I am looking for any information about Robert and Emily HARGRAVE. They moved to York Center from North Carolina by 1860. They had 4 children: Franklin L. b. 1837, Harry b. 1839, and twins William and Mary b. 1841. Emily died 2 Feb 1869 and is buried in York Center. Franklin served in the 13th Ohio Infantry. Thanks for any help! Ann

Family Origins 5.0 by Parsons (Intuit) also has a date calculator. Cheryl Hilliard Alburnett, Iowa Searching Wigle/Wygle, McCrery, Shaffer, Carter, Carr, Lynn, Edgar, Orahood, Cubberly surnames. -----Original Message----- From: OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com <OHUNION-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: OHUNION-D@rootsweb.com <OHUNION-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, February 19, 2000 6:43 PM Subject: OHUNION-D Digest V00 #12

You may want to check out page "Just a Veteran" to see what lineages I have in Union County. I will answer pvt email when I am at home. ************************************************ Sgt Mike, US Army Ret Vet = Genealogy "http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN" and "http://community.webtv.net/DerDoodler/HARRYSGAHANNA" plus a vets opinions "http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION"

Depending on which Program you use for your genealogy data, you may be in luck! I use "Ancestral Quest", which has a date calculator (I put in any of 2 pieces of information --- e.g. I'll put in death date and the age such as 89 yrs 3 mos 2 days --- press calculate and up comes the birth date). Another program, called Legacy also has this feature --- . There are a couple of places on-line that you can use, also. This probably isn't lots of help --- but.. Also, our web page has a Genealogy Helps section that links to calculating dates from census forms --- the link is http://www.wdbj.net/~wdbj/gen/birthyear/cenindx.html Pam (in Idaho) Our page is http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sonatra/ > > I frequently see information on tombstones and death certificates that gives the date of death and age at the time of death, and what I really want is a birth date. Does anyone know of software that makes the calculations using death date, age, and birthdate when any two are known? (There are functions like this for interest, principal, interest rate in spreadsheets, but I have not seen one for dates.) If I have to do the calculation by hand (brute force) what conventions did people who calculated ages in years, months, and days follow? Did they consider leap year? Did they use 365 day years (e.g.., some banking calculations use 360 day years to make calculation easier)?? > > Any help will be appreciated.

Gary T., Hope this site helps. http://www.cribbs.net/calc.htm Regards, Sun2Moon11@aol.com Beck in Washington state Volunteer of Random Genealogical Kindness Volunteer Ohio State Census Transcriber

I frequently see information on tombstones and death certificates that gives the date of death and age at the time of death, and what I really want is a birth date. Does anyone know of software that makes the calculations using death date, age, and birthdate when any two are known? (There are functions like this for interest, principal, interest rate in spreadsheets, but I have not seen one for dates.) If I have to do the calculation by hand (brute force) what conventions did people who calculated ages in years, months, and days follow? Did they consider leap year? Did they use 365 day years (e.g.., some banking calculations use 360 day years to make calculation easier)?? Any help will be appreciated.

HI, I'm hoping to find information on Henry SHOVER. According to "History of Union County" he had 6 children -- 3 sons and 3 daughters. I have only the names of his sons (Adam, Frederick and Simon) and one daughter (Barbara). Barbara married my g uncle- George CARY. Any information on the SHOVER or CARY families would be appreciated. Thanks! Pam (in Idaho) -- Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http://raogk.rootsweb.com

Am looking for any information re a Herbert Andrew Rhoads, born Nov. 14, 1919 in Union County, died July 14, 1943 in Gela, Sicily. Date of death could also be 7/11/43. He was 12th US Army Air Force, 60th TC GP, 12th TC Sqdn. I know he has a living brother, James in Albuquerque. Would love to have any personal remembrances in particular. I believe they lived in Milford Center. If there is a family tree and how I could find it---well, that would be wonderful, too. Any info, please. Suzclem @AOL.com <

AARON PETTYJOHN: b. 1785 in Maryland: d. 12 Sep 1852 in Delaware County Ohio. Married Hester Ann (?). Searching Aaron's mother and father, brothers, sisters and ancestors. Thanks. Paul