Speaking of ancestry.com...what's the deal with not being able to view 1930 census images from ohio. I get an error everytime. Does anyone else have this problem?

At 05:22 PM 12/20/2002, Carl E. Queen wrote: >You must read the fine print. It tells you that you must inform them in >writing that you want to discontinue service. You should give them at least >thirty days notice minimum or you will be charged. Many people are being >taken to the cleaners by them with this little tactic. > >Carl Actually this is a growing practice, and not just with Ancestry (and not just with Internet companies). It is imperative to review your credit card statements as soon as they arrive. Your credit card company isn't as likely to help you resolve a disputed charge if you wait more than 30 days to dispute it. Amy

You must read the fine print. It tells you that you must inform them in writing that you want to discontinue service. You should give them at least thirty days notice minimum or you will be charged. Many people are being taken to the cleaners by them with this little tactic. Carl ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 20, 2002 9:59 AM Subject: [OHVINTON-L] Word of warning to all about ancestry.com > Back in MAY of this year - 2002 - Ancestry charged my credit card with > another year of service [[ without my approval ]]. I did NOT request it > . This is not a minor charge with the census cost also . I called the card > company and requested it be on disput since I did NOT reorder the service . > It has not been that beneficial for me to use their service . Update --> > the charge still has NOT been taken off my charge . So just to let you > newbies know - if they have youre credit card number they will keep > charging you each year and will NOT refund if you dispute it ! Let the > buyer beware when they have youre credit card number ........... I closed > mine so they cant do it again --- > > > sheri >

I have had ancestry.com for years now (both subscriptions), and they always call before renewing my membership. I have had "no" trouble with them and find the site most helpful to me, and for those I can help. I do not understand what could have happened with your misfortune, but you should contact them, not just your credit card company. I am sure they will be glad to straighten it out for you. BTW - All states are now indexed and searchable by name, for the 1930 census. Hugs, Faithie From: <[email protected]> Subject: [OHVINTON-L] Word of warning to all about ancestry.com > Back in MAY of this year - 2002 - Ancestry charged my credit card with > another year of service [[ without my approval ]]. I did NOT request it > . This is not a minor charge with the census cost also . I called the card > company and requested it be on disput since I did NOT reorder the service . > It has not been that beneficial for me to use their service . Update --> > the charge still has NOT been taken off my charge . So just to let you > newbies know - if they have youre credit card number they will keep > charging you each year and will NOT refund if you dispute it ! Let the > buyer beware when they have youre credit card number ........... I closed > mine so they cant do it again --- > > > sheri > > >

I have had Ancestry for three years and I was concerned that they automatically renewed my membership with no mention via email or phone. I canceled the membership for about six months before returning which was fortuitus since I didn't do much genealogy during that period. Don

I belong to Ancestry now and have for years. They have NEVER renewed anything without asking me first. I, too have two different subscriptions and they are renewed at different times and they call each time. I think there service is great and very useful. I have found many, many things that have helped in my research. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 20, 2002 11:01 AM Subject: [OHVINTON-L] Ancestry.com subscription > I have belonged to ancestry. Com for several years now and they call me each > and every time and ask if I would like to renew so I dot know what is > happening to others. I have 2 different subscriptions and they are renew at > separate times and they call each time. Just letting you know that it isn't > all bad. Jerilyn > > PS Saving me hours and hours in the archives reading microfilm and I have a > huge family I am searching. >

I have belonged to ancestry. Com for several years now and they call me each and every time and ask if I would like to renew so I dot know what is happening to others. I have 2 different subscriptions and they are renew at separate times and they call each time. Just letting you know that it isn't all bad. Jerilyn PS Saving me hours and hours in the archives reading microfilm and I have a huge family I am searching.

>From the McArthur Democrat-Enquirer, Oct. 8, 1919 Following is a list of candidates for an election that was held on November 4, 1919. Unfortunately the margin on the left side of the photocopy page was cut short, and I am unable to figure out some names for the first four townships. The article notes that this was a non-partison election, so party affiliations are not given. Write-ins were permitted where no candidates were listed. Although part of the article is cut-off, it appears to say that women could only vote for members of the School Board, and you will note only one woman candidate (for a school board seat). "BROWN TOWNSHIP For Trustees--Earnest KEETON, J. W. ______D For Clerk--Lawrence DUNN CLINTON TOWNSHIP For Trustees--F. B. BIERHOP, Archie____KIRK, Edward GOODRICH, Silas SAL____S, John TRAINER, George WILBUR For Clerk--L. W. CALVIN EAGLE TOWNSHIP For Trustees--Donnis KING, James MC WHORTER, H. M. SWOPE For Clerk--ROY BROWN ELK TOWNSHIP For Trustees--Asa CLINE, Charley ______INS, George MARKIN, George MOR_____, Cliff ROBB, Harvey STEVENS For Clerk--John CHATFIELD, Edgar ROSSER For Treasurer--Carl SMITH, Omer THOMAS For Constable--J.S. HUNTER, F. A. MATTISON, Emmit MORLEY, W. E. SMITH For Assessor--Harry HOFFHINES For Justice of the Peace--W. P. COZAD, George SPECHT For Members Board of Education--Edgar HARPER, Allen TOWNSEND, Wm. TRIPP MCARTHUR CORPORATION For Mayor--W. P. COZAD, George W. SPECHT For Clerk--John CHATFIELD, Edgar ROSSER For Treasurer--Carl SMITH, Omer THOMAS For Marshall--J. S. HUNTER, F. A. MATTISON, W. E. SMITH For Council--O. S. COX, Walter COX, Dave GURILE, Brooks JOHNSTON, H. S. JAMES, H. E. LOMAX, W. B. LYONS, W. P. RUTHERFORD, G. E. SHARP, Wm. THOMAS, Harry STRATTON, Marcus WAREHIME For Board of Public Affairs--T. A. GIBBS, A. J. MARTINDILL, John MURPHY, Sherman PHILLIPS, H. S. SPECHT, George WARREN For Assessor--Charles A. SALTS For Members Board of Education--Porter FRYE, Henry SPRAGUE, Scott STAMMLER, Lena Darst PEARCE HARRISON TOWNSHIP For Trustees--D. F. ARGANBRIGHT, ? C. BURT, Charles F. GLANDON, W. E. GRAVES, W. E. HOLDREN, A. E. HUFF For Clerk--P. C. ATKINSON, James F. CLARK For Treasurer--Charley KINNEY, Charley M. SCOTT For Constable--Art HUFF, L. H. HUFF, ? F. NICHOLS, Charles TRUMAN For Assessor--Phillip ARGANBRIGHT For Justice of the Peace--B. H. BENSON, S. A. DIXON, K. R. SWANEY For Members Board of Education--Abe COPENHAVER, J. W. GRAVES, Elisha DIXON, T. J. THACKER, J. W. DOMENY, S. P. ELLIS KNOX TOWNSHIP For Trustees-Charles L. BOLEN, Howard LLEWELLYN, John S. TURNER For Clerk--Charles F. DICKSON For Treasurer--George CHESSER SWAN TOWNSHIP For Clerk--Pearl BRAY MADISON TOWNSHIP For Trustees--Riley ATKINSON, Wilson CHESSER, B. D. TURNER, Robert WEBB, Joe WOLF For Clerk--James B. O'LEARY, H. E. ANSEL For Treasurer--Velinus JAMES For Assessor--Frank VEREGAN HAMDEN CORPORATION For Mayor--O. G. CROSS, J. M. KNOPP For Treasurer--Curtis BROWN, E. S. RAY For Marshall--Emmit SCOTT, Abe YOUNG For Council--Charles FAIN, L. M. MURDOCK, Frank SAILOR, Ed WILBUR, John WILKISON, Bert WOLTZ For Board of Education--O. C. MOREHEAD, John T. OGLER, Jr. VINTON TOWNSHIP For Trustees--A. M. BOLTON, John BRATTON, Clem KNOX, J. H. WRIGHT For Clerk--Giles BOWEN, J. V. WELLS For Treasurer--Alva COLLINS, W. M. SHARP For Justice of the Peace--John G. PERRY DUNDAS SPECIAL DISTRICT For Board of Education--Edward R. GOODRICH, W. C. TRAINER

I would like to take this opportunity to wish all List Members Happy Holidays and to inform you that my GEDCOMs have been updated once again on Samuel Denny of Surry County, NC. I have added over 5500 people in the past year with the help of many kind people on this list, I now have over 40,000 folks in my GEDCOMs associated with Samuel Denny. Many of Samuel's descendants migrated to and through Gallia County, Ohio and spread to Vinton County and left thousands of descendants in the area, many of which still reside there. MY GEDCOMs MAIN PAGE http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/7853/denney/Families.html "COUSINS" Web Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/7853/denney/Cousins.html PLEASE ALSO VISIT MY HOLIDAY PAGES http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/7853/special My appreciation to those on this list that may have provided me with invaluable data on Samuel Denny descendants over the past year Richard Denney ALTERNATE E-MAIL ADDRESS *************************************** If you suspect mail you send is not reaching me at [email protected], and/or I am not replying, try my alternate address of [email protected] or send to both addresses BY ALL MEANS, KEEP TRYING, I DO NOT WANT TO LOSE CONTACT WITH YOU! VIRUS FREE E-MAIL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Outgoing E-Mail Is Virus Checked By Norton Prior To Sending ********************************************************* CHECK OUT MY FUN & GENEALOGY WEB PAGES _____________________________________________ <<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/7853/denney>> <<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/7853/denney/Families.html>> <<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/7853/special>> <<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rdenney/slides>> <<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rdenney/>>

Back in MAY of this year - 2002 - Ancestry charged my credit card with another year of service [[ without my approval ]]. I did NOT request it . This is not a minor charge with the census cost also . I called the card company and requested it be on disput since I did NOT reorder the service . It has not been that beneficial for me to use their service . Update --> the charge still has NOT been taken off my charge . So just to let you newbies know - if they have youre credit card number they will keep charging you each year and will NOT refund if you dispute it ! Let the buyer beware when they have youre credit card number ........... I closed mine so they cant do it again --- sheri

In going over some old papers it appears that the subject named families were all in Chatham County, NC and may have gone together to Vinton County, Ohio. Some later lived in Jackson. The move would have taken place 1803-04 or 1807-08. There were Lackeys and McAlexanders in Patrick Co., VA also. I think I may be confusing the families. Can anyone verify this? Gary Radcliffe

>From the McArthur Democrat-Enquirer, September 17, 1919 "KNOX NO. 1 (Delayed) Last Friday the writer had the pleasant opportunity to visit the school at Gum Tree, and was amazaingly surprised to find the school room in the nice condition that it was, therefore we feel that we should compliment such. Upon visiting this school you will find: the windows beautifully decorated with shades and curtains, a water fountain which is very essential to good health in the rural school by the sanitary manner in which the water is supplied to the purpils, a dictionary which is up to date and well fitted to the work used in the rural schools, a patented pencil sharpener which does away with the dirty fingers which caused many finger prints to be left upon the books which was sure to be the case with the old manner of using the knife, a thermometer to regulate the heat of the room in the winter so as to keep it at an even temperature which is essential to good health and to the welfare of the pupils in studying, a small library with a nice collection of books which a! re educational as well as interesting to read by the pupils who have different tastes for reading matter. On the sides of the blackboard there is a map one of the world and one of the U. S. these are used to advantage in the teaching of geography. In the center of the wall in the front of the room is a service flag containing five stars, representing the five boys that were in service from this district viz: Earl TEWKSBURY, David CHESSER, Vernon CANNY, James ELLIS, Virgil CANNY. We are glad to state that all the fixtures of the room are in first class condition. We feel that the teacher of the school for the past year and the present (Lenora SLEETH) is worthy of much credit and praise for bringing this school up to the present condition. While the visit was paid during the first week of school and the attendance was small, yet it was pleasing to note what interest the pupils were taking and we are sure with the efficient teacher that we have been able to secure that this yea! r of school will be a success. Let's all boost the school and shout hurrah for Gum Tree. It is with regret that we have to call the attention of the people of this community concerning the condition of the cemetery at Bethel. It seems as tho the people have lost all interest in the up keep of it. The cemetery contains several nice monuments, but they can hardly be seen for the growth of vegtable matter that covers the ground. It looks as tho much respect should be shown to the ones that have traveled life's journey and have passed on, never to return. Several of the soldiers of the civil war are lying in "peaceful slumbers: under the sod and the dew, awaiting the judgment day;" then shall we the people of this vicinty allow the graves to become covered with the growth of the summer. Surely the people will honor the graves of the heroic dead for the deeds that they have done. As we travel over the country we seldom ever see another one in this condition and why should we not have a clean cemetery. Its the duty of the people of this vicinity to keep up the cemeter! y. We hope that people will be brought to a consideration by some member of the church and that they will make arrangements to donate at least one half a day and with the aid of the people of this district will turn out for the respect of the dead that sleep the sleep that knows no breaking."

>From the McArthur Democrat-Enquirer, March 9, 1921 (Title Omitted) "Ray TURNER and Artie LOWRY attended church at Liberty Tuesday evening. Rev. E, L. WAREHIME remains seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Simon HOY of Laurelville spent over Sunday with Mrs. Ellen TURNER. Mrs. Hazel TURNER has returned home after a weeks visit with her parents near Hue. H. O. BROWN spent Wednesday at Richard BROWN's. Mrs. Joseph HUNT is spending a few days with Mrs. Maude WAREHIME, Mr. and Mrs. Elija BROWN spent Tuesday night with E. L. WAREHIME who is seriously ill. A large crowd from Bloomingville attended church at Liberty Tuesday evening. GOOSE RUN Mrs. Maggie and Gertie STARKEY were the guests of Tom MC QUERY last Wednesday. Vlio DAUGHERTY and Clendell REID were the Sunday guests of Guy JOHNSON. Noah REID was the Sunday guest of Esley DAVIS. Misses Annas and Ocie CARNES spent last week at their sister's Mrs. Ethel BROWN and attended revival meeting. Aristis WINE made a business trip to Laurelville last Wednesday. Mrs. Maggie STARKEY and Miss Carol ROLLEN were the guests of Lillie REID Sunday. Mrs. Lillie HOY of Laurelville spent a few days with her mother Mrs. Ellen TURNER last week. Clio MUNDY returned home last Monday after spending several days with relatives in this vicinity. Charley DAVIS and son Jesse and Mr. BLACK and son Albert spent Monday and Tuesday in Circleville. Rev. SHULL preached at Chestnut Grove last Sunday night. Clendell and Noah REID made a business trip to Laurelville last Friday. KNOX NO. ONE Mr. and Mrs. Earl TEWKSBURY of Mt. Blanco spent Sunday at the home of his father L. A. TEWKSBURY. Miss Iva HOLDREN spent over Sunday at Mineral and attended church at Moonville Saturday night. Mrs. Bertha CHESSER and two sons were calling on Mrs. Harvey CHESSER Thursday. Miss Nellie TEWKSBURY was the over Sunday guest of Miss Faye MC AFEE of Bunker Hill. Oliver PHILLIPS of near Chauncey was at the home of his mother part of last week. There will be an oyster supper at the Gum Tree schoolhouse Saturday night March 12. Everybody invited. ARBAUGH Mrs. James ANDERSON (Maye BORING) of Chillicothe spent the week end with her father George BORING and family. Mrs. Fred IRELAND of McArthur spent last week end with her mother, Lizzie GREGORY. S. C. MC LAUGHLIN and Otho GREGORY attend a sale near Albany Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. GHEER and son were Sunday visitors at Jasper BOWEN's. S. C. MC LAUGHLIN and family spent Sunday with Richard TRAINER and family. James MC CAFFERTY Jr., spent Sunday with Otho GREGORY and family. Clarence BOLTON and family visited at Axtel Ridge Sunday."

Gary, Yes, they were from Chatham County, NC. The Brewer family has done some good research and were gracious to share with me. My Winfield Bryson married Amanda Brewer in Vinton County, OH, where both families lived. Jane Graves was Amanda's grandmother. Got any info on this Graves or Brewer family? Or Sarah Fee, b:1811, daughter of Thomas & Sarah Collins? Still looking for g-g-g-grandpa & ma Abraham & Nancy McKee Bryson's parents. Bye the way, did you get any wind & rain? Sincerely, Diana Bryson-Brooks ----- Original Message ----- From: "GARY RADCLIFFE" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 4:17 PM Subject: [OHVINTON-L] GRAVES > Amos Brewer was born 1768 , in North Carolina; the son of John Brewer. His > mother's name is unknown. Amos married Jane GRAVES in August of 1789 and > there were eleven children born of this marriage: a son, believed to be > William; John; Ruth; a daughter whose name is unknown; Alexander; Mary; > Margaret; Isaac; Nathan; Jane; and possibly a daughter by the name of Sarah. > ========================================================== > Were these people from Chatham County, NC? > > Gary Radcliffe >

>From the McArthur Democrat-Enquirer, January 1, 1919 "CARPENTER (Delayed) Starling SMITH and wife spent the week end with Albany relatives. Worley JORDON of Cape Mae, J. J., is visiting his mother Mrs. Jane JORDON. Alva SISSON of Albany, spent a few days here recently. Don WOOD, who has been at Camp Sherman for several months has been discharged and returned to his home here a few days ago. Mrs. Ham MARTIN of Vinton county, is visiting Mrs. W. E. REEVES and other relatives. Born Dec. 18th, to John CARPENTER and wife, a daughter. Mrs. Everett STARKEY and Mrs. Harvey STEWARD who have been visiting the formers mother, Mrs. Mary STEWARD, have returned to their homes in Chillicothe. Mrs. Howard STEWARD is visiting relatives in Middleport. Howard HULL has returned to his home at Harrisonville after a weeks visit with his sister Mrs. Clara HARVEY. GILLESPIEVILLE (Delayed) The Flu is still quite thick in our neighborhood. Born, Dec. 20th, to Mrs. Jack FARMER, a son. The father is a soldier, and is in France. Mr. and Mrs. Howard DOWNS have been visiting with relatives in Harrison township this week. Galusha BRANSON and Tom DEARTH, sailors for Uncle Sam, have been spending a few days with home folks. Oscar OAKES is at home since being honorably discharged from Camp Sherman. HARRISON TOWNSHIP (Delayed) Mrs. May COZAD has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sadie GRAVES. There was a Christmas dinner at Mr. M. H. REED and family, and Mrs. Mary REED, Mr. REED's mother, Mrs. Clarence PARK and family of Gilliespieville; Mr. and Mrs. Howard DOWNS of Chillicothe; Miss Mary REED of Chillicothe, Ohio; Mr. James REED of Chillicothe. Mr. M. H. REED received a letter from his son, Marion, which was wrote November 24, saying he was well."

>From the McArthur Democrat-Enquirer, February 26, 1919 (Title omitted) "Mrs. Elmer PETTIT, wife of Judge PETTIT of Logan was the guest of Mrs. J.L. TURNER in McArthur one day last week. Mrs. Rebecca LOWREY has been here for several days visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha MITCHELL and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. George MARTINDILL will move back from Wellston and occupy Mrs. Anna JACOBS' cottage about March 1. Howard HOCKMAN of New Plymouth has sold his mill there to Irwin FREESE. Mr. HOCKMAN has not decided where he will locate. Den STEELE was in Columbus last week for several days attending the convention of the American Hardware Association. Mrs. Lulu THOMPSON of Vinton, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. W. HORTON returned to her home Monday morning. The families of Willam and Ott TRAINER, Philip WARD, and others at Dundas have the flu. There are about 20 cases there. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. HORTON, on February 21, a daughter weighing seven pounds. Her name is Maude Marcella HORTON. Mrs. J. L. BECKLEY spent from Friday until Monday with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry BECKLEY at Athens. Supervisor T. M. BUSKIRK met the teachers of Richland township at Ratcliffsburg on the 15th. and a very interesting meeting was held. Rev. A. R. REED, Methodist Protestant minister residing at Pleasantville was visiting friends in Richland township and McArthur last week. Herbert WESCOAT who has been taking a preparatory course with a view to entering Anapolis, has returned home to await the result of an examination he recently took at Athens. Charles CARSON returned home Monday after a few days visit with his brother John in Columbus. John is very low from the effects of blood poisoning, and is not expected to live. Miss Elizabeth JONES, elder daughter of Judge D. W. JONES, a former McArthur citizen, is a nurse and assistant medical examiner with the Board of Juvenile Research in Columbus. D. H. MOORE of McArthur, and grandson, Fred SISSON of Middleport, arrived home from Chicago Monday. They had been attending the funeral of Mr. MOORE's son Herbert at that place. M. A. CLIFFORD of Columbus, a former resident of the Hope neighborhood, was seeing friends in McArthur, Zaleski, and Hope, early last week. He is in the employ of the Hocking Valley railroad. L. W. SPRAGUE returned from Chicago by the way of Columbus a few days ago. Mrs. SPRAGUE who had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frane ZEIGLER and family in Columbus accompanied him home. Mrs. T. D. SHARP returned Saturday from a two weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. John SHOCKEY and other relatives in Columbus. Her daughter Miss Ora accompanied her home and stayed over Sunday. M. L. TROUT of Vinton, who is a member of the real estate company was here Monday assisting Mr. DAWSON in starting up the business. Mr. TROUT will be a frequent visitor here on business for the company. Mrs. J. H. PENROD and three children, Mary, Gladys, and John Jr. of Columbus are visiting relatives and friends at McArthur and vicinity. Mrs. PENROD and daughter Mary have lately recovered from the flu. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Will GOODWIN at their home in Philadelphia Pa., on Wednesday February, 19, a son. Mr. GOODWIN is a son of Mrs. Elizabeth Will GOODWIN, who is a daughter of Mrs. J. S. WILL of McArthur."

Amos Brewer was born 1768 , in North Carolina; the son of John Brewer. His mother's name is unknown. Amos married Jane GRAVES in August of 1789 and there were eleven children born of this marriage: a son, believed to be William; John; Ruth; a daughter whose name is unknown; Alexander; Mary; Margaret; Isaac; Nathan; Jane; and possibly a daughter by the name of Sarah. ========================================================== Were these people from Chatham County, NC? Gary Radcliffe

Dear Vinton Group, This is part of my line of GRAVES. I did not do this research. Is this line being researched by anyone on this list? Amos Brewer was born 1768 , in North Carolina; the son of John Brewer. His mother's name is unknown. Amos married Jane GRAVES in August of 1789 and there were eleven children born of this marriage: a son, believed to be William; John; Ruth; a daughter whose name is unknown; Alexander; Mary; Margaret; Isaac; Nathan; Jane; and possibly a daughter by the name of Sarah. There is a notation from the minutes of the Quaker Cane Creek monthly meetings stating: "Minutes of 5 Sep. 1789. Jane (formerly GRAVES) disowned, married out of unity in 8th month." Amos and Jane settled in Ross County, Ohio in 1805. In 1810 they moved to Athens County, Ohio near the present site of Zaleski, Ohio. A deed in Book 5, page 393 at Athens County Court House, Ohio dated December 31, 1824 states that Amos Brewer purchased from Conner and Hannah GRAVES Dowd a parcel of land in Township 10, section 35, range 16 for fifty dollars. Hannah was Jane's sister and married a Conner Dowd who was a Revolutionary War soldier. Conner served under General Nathaniel Greene and General Franc is Marion. He fought at the Battle of Cowpens and other engagements and saw the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown. His service under General Marion was filled with adventure and dating raids. Conner was 20 years older than Hannah. They were married in North Carolina in 1796 and were the parents of seven sons and three daughters. Sincerely, Diana Bryson-Brooks ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robin Fife" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 12:02 AM Subject: Re: [OHVINTON-L] Cemetery Location Confirmation > Hi, I just checked Find-a-Grave at roots web and according to them there is > no Greenlawn or Green Lawn Cemetery in Vinton Co. They list Hocking, > Athens, Ross (Frankfort & Chillicothe) in the general area of Vinton Co., > but not Vinton County it's self. Looking for a particular family? I > amresearching Darby, Graves, and all connecting lines, as well as Queen, > Cottrill, Hill and others on another line I'm researching. Robin Fife. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dereck L. Dietz" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2002 12:34 PM > Subject: [OHVINTON-L] Cemetery Location Confirmation > > > > Can anybody confirm for me whether there is a Greenlawn Cemetery in Vinton > County? I have two sources which have someone buried at a Greenlawn > Cemetery with one placing it in Vinton County and the other placing it in > Frankfort, Ross County. > > > > Thanks very much. > > > > Dereck L. Dietz > > [email protected] > > > > >

>From the McArthur Democrat-Enquirer, January 3, 1919 "PERSONAL MENTION Jake GURILE spent the holidays at his old home near Sugar Grove. Joe ELICK of Camp Sherman spent Sunday with Donald COLLINS. C. B. WESCOAT went to Cincinnati Friday and returned Monday. Mrs. Hattie DRAKE is now located in her home on west Main street. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John F. SHOCKEY of Columbus, recently, a son. Mrs. John WOLFE of Zaleski was a business visitor in McArthur Tuesday. Mrs. Augusta HORTON has been quite sick the past week with heart trouble. The Prattsville school has been closed on account of flu conditions there. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. CRAWFIS of Finley are visiting Burley HENRY and family. M. L. PEARCE was in Columbus on business from Wednesday till Saturday. Mrs. Jaret MARTIN of Madison township is sick at the home of her son Pearl at Toledo, where she went to attend him in his illness. Among those who have taken flu lately are a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SHARP and several members of the family of Mrs. Joe BOBO. D. O. KRANER of the Heinz Company has been transferred from Louisville, Kentucky, to Columbus, Ohio, where he will have charge of the work. LeRoy PILCHER left Monday evening for LeRoy, Medina county to attend a meeting of the Ohio Farmer's insurance agents. He will be there several days. D. C. GILL fell off a load of hay and fodder he was hauling from his farm one day last week and sustained some painful bruises but no serious injuries. Arch GREGORY has moved from the Henry BOTHWELL farm in the Mohr-Minton neighborhood to the house in town he formerly occupied near Grant HARTLEY's. Among those in attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Mary CASSILL of Richland township were Dr. C. B. TAYLOR, D. A. MARTINDILL, T. M. BUSKIRK and M. S. COX. We learn of the marriage of Harley HOYD of Meigs county to Miss Pearl HOOVER of Pickaway county. Mr. HODY is a nephew of Obadiah HOYD of Knox township. Miss Nan GERTY of Hamden was the guest of Miss Kate KELLY at the Mohio Coal mines from New Years to Friday. She also visited friends at McArthur on the way home. Mrs. Jacob MILHON received word yesterday that her brother, Nathan PETTIT of Logan is dangerously ill and not expected to recover. Mr. PETTIT is about 76 years old. J. W. BREWER of Madison township went to Logan today to bring back Ed. ALLEN from the Cherrington hospital."

I know of only one Greenlawn Memory Gardens in this area. It is located on St Rt 93 in Coalton, Ohio. That is in Jackson County. I know where it is because I have several relatives buried there. Willa D. Glass