Is there any desendants of Samual Sage,James Sage,James and Nancy Sage Are my GGGgrandparents.do not know where they are buired.need some help.Thanks Joan

In a message dated 1/22/2005 4:12:19 P.M. Central Standard Time, OHVINTON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: #2 BOBO obit ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #3 BOBO- JOHNSON obit ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #4 BOBO John obit ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #5 BOBO- Lawrence obit ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #6 BOBO- Lovina ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #7 JACOBS BOBO obit ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #8 JEFFERS ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #9 JOHNSON obit ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] #10 JOHNSON Joseph obit ["Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotm] Randy Sue, many thanks for uploading the several obituaries for the BOBO family. With your permission, I am including them in the next issues of the BOBO Roots-Cellar newsletter, which will be available in about a week. The February issue also includes an excellent article on the descendants of Gabriel G. BOBO and Matilda DAILEY in Athens and Vinton counties by Elsie RAREY. The newsletter is available to anyone interested in BOBO Family genealogy. Just send a request to _FamilyBobo@aol.com_ (mailto:FamilyBobo@aol.com) with the subject: BOBO Roots-Cellar, and we will add you to the list. If anyone is interested, we have a new book on descendants of Gabriel BAUBEAU (BOBO) our original immigrant ancestor from France to Virginia and his son Gabriel BOBO II, of Maryland and Virginia, whose descendants moved west to Athens and Vinton counties and then spread throughout the nation. Just send an e-mail to the undersigned for more information on the 250-page book. Charles H. (Chuck) Bobo, Coordinator The BOBO Family Assn. 3101 Thurman Rd., No. H-22 HUNTSVILLE, AL 35805 E-Mail: _FamilyBobo@aol.com_ (mailto:FamilyBobo@aol.com) Phone: 256-468-5059 Web Site: _www.FamilyBobo.org_ (http://www.familybobo.org/) 2005 BOBO Family Reunion will be in Fayette & Tuscaloosa, AL, 27-30 May. Gathering at Miss Mary BOBO's in Lynchburg, TN, 20 Aug. 2005.

Surely there are people trying to chase the Nixons. A couple of Nixons married Dillons. So are any Nixon descendants tracing the Dillon line? Pixi

Any descendants of the Dillons left? Would sure like to correspond with them. Have been trying to find where my gr. gr. grandfather Henry Dillon was born. Probably in Virginia but p ossilbly in PA. Would sure appreciate some help here. Pixi

No it isn't George Washington Boring. These two obits are for George Frances Boring who married Florence Perry. Robin Fife ----- Original Message ----- From: <RUINMYTREE@aol.com> To: <OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 9:35 PM Subject: Re: [OHVINTON-L] BORING 2 > Hi, > > I would like to know if this is George Washington Boring that was married to > a Mollohan. > > > > Thanks, Diana Stewart > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----

Sorry but the George Boring in the obit was George Francis Boring married to Florence Perry in Vinton Co on October 1, 1895. Happy Hunting Randy Sue >From: RUINMYTREE@aol.com >Reply-To: OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com >To: OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [OHVINTON-L] BORING 2 >Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 21:35:23 EST > >Hi, > >I would like to know if this is George Washington Boring that was married >to >a Mollohan. > > > >Thanks, Diana Stewart >

Hi, I would like to know if this is George Washington Boring that was married to a Mollohan. Thanks, Diana Stewart

Was glad to read this article about my Gr Gr Grandmother. Thank You for releasing her orbit. Tom Anderson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy Sue McKeever" <nan1880@hotmail.com> To: <OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 5:49 PM Subject: [OHVINTON-L] EBERTS NEWMAN obit SOURCE: May 26, 1926 The McArthur Democrat Enquirer Newspaper Vinton County, Ohio OBITUARY "Margaret Eberts was born in Germany, August 16th, 1839 and died of heart trouble May 10, 1926 aged 86 years, 8 months and 24 days. Deceased came to America in 1850 locating in Ohio, making her home in Vinton county. She gave her heart early to God in life and untied with the UB church and continued a true Christian woman till He called her home to rest. She was married to John Newman, September 25, 1864, who preceded her in death on September 30, 1909. To this union were born eight children; two of whom William* and Margaret Susan, preceded their father to the better world. Those living to mourn her loss are George, Henry, Clifford, John and Mrs Walter Murdoch of Hamden, and Charley, still at home; also one brother John of Vinton, and a host of relatives and friends. We have lost a kind and loving mother who always greeted us with a smile during all her sickness and ask us all to meet her in Heaven. Dearest Grandma, thou has left us And no more thy face we'll see. But in Heaven we hope to meet thee Where no parting there will be. A loving mother and Grandmother dear So good and true and so sincere, Great is the loss that we sustain, But hope in Heaven to meet again. Our home is broken our hearts are sad, Could you have stayed we'd been so glad, But God in His wisdom has taken you away, But in Heaven we'll meet you some glad sweet day."

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper McArthur Democrat Enquirer March 17, 1926 "George Boring" "George Boring of this place, died March 11 after several months illness. He was 53 years 11 months and 14 days old. He leaves to mourn for him five sons and four daughters, eight grandchildren, an aged father, three sisters and a host of relatives and friends. Interment Saturday at 2 pm by undertaker Martin in the Bowen Cemetery beside his wife who preceded him in death more than five years ago. Those acting as pall bearers were his brother in laws: Elias, Ernest, Moses, and Luther Perry and a nephew Edward Queen." Vales Mills Cor.

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper McARthur Democrat Enquirer March 17, 1926 "OBITUARY" "George Francis Boring born March 27, 1872 and had he lived two more weeks would have reached his 54th birthday. Two years ago he suffered a severe illness, one the following winter and last October, a thrid, from which he never fully recovered altho was working in his shop a few ago. Deprived of a companion for more than five years, his trials were many. He will be greatly missed at Boring Chapel where he was a faithful member and by his children of whom six are homeless. "No farewell word came floating back, Or else I could not hear; But when those lips were cold in death, The light of Heaven was there." Mrs Hannah Gregory Mrs Golda Gillogly"

SOURCE: Newspaper The Springfield Daily News August 19,1935 Obit of James B. Peck James B. Peck 76 of 1807 Lexington Ave died suddenly of a heart attack at 8:15a.m. Mr. Peck collapsed in front of 33 S. Belmont Avenue and his identification was not learned until 6 p.m. Friday when it was made by relatives. Mr Peck was born in Vinton County Ohio November 10, 1856. For many years he was engaged in farming and later became a builder and contractor. He had been retired for some years. Surviving him are his widow Mrs. Eliza Peck, 3 sons Foster and Russel Peck of Springfield and Elmer Peck of Columbus, 3 daughters Mrs. Zella Blair, of Troy, Ohio, Mrs Artie Kirkham of the Home Rd., Mrs Corrine Offutt of Springfield, 2 brothers George Peck of Vinton County, 1 sister of Vinton county and 14 grandchildren. The body was removed to the residence. Funeral services will be held Monday 2pm. at the Church of God on Hillside Avenue. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

SOURCE: The Republican Tribune August 13, 1930 OBITUARY Vinton County Newspaper " Oberton D. Page aged 88 years died Sunday at the Depue home near Bethel Church where he had made his home for years. He was a brother of Mrs. Depue. Mr. Page was a life long resident of Vinton County. Funeral services were held today Wednesday at 10 o'clock at the M.E. Church in McArthur. Rev . W.W. Weiser officiating W.W. Tinker Funeral Director."

SOURCE: May 26, 1926 The McArthur Democrat Enquirer Newspaper Vinton County, Ohio OBITUARY "Margaret Eberts was born in Germany, August 16th, 1839 and died of heart trouble May 10, 1926 aged 86 years, 8 months and 24 days. Deceased came to America in 1850 locating in Ohio, making her home in Vinton county. She gave her heart early to God in life and untied with the UB church and continued a true Christian woman till He called her home to rest. She was married to John Newman, September 25, 1864, who preceded her in death on September 30, 1909. To this union were born eight children; two of whom William* and Margaret Susan, preceded their father to the better world. Those living to mourn her loss are George, Henry, Clifford, John and Mrs Walter Murdoch of Hamden, and Charley, still at home; also one brother John of Vinton, and a host of relatives and friends. We have lost a kind and loving mother who always greeted us with a smile during all her sickness and ask us all to meet her in Heaven. Dearest Grandma, thou has left us And no more thy face we'll see. But in Heaven we hope to meet thee Where no parting there will be. A loving mother and Grandmother dear So good and true and so sincere, Great is the loss that we sustain, But hope in Heaven to meet again. Our home is broken our hearts are sad, Could you have stayed we'd been so glad, But God in His wisdom has taken you away, But in Heaven we'll meet you some glad sweet day."

SOURCE: September 14, 1961 Vinton County Newspaper Does anyone know about this gal? If you notice in the obit, she has 2 daughters with the last name of Murdoch as well and no mention of a spouse and she is the daughter of a Murdoch.Can anyone shed some light? Randy Sue McKeever "Sarah J. Murdoch Dies At Her Home in Dundas Wednesday" Sarah Jane Murdoch, 89 beloved resident of Dundas, died at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Murdoch who was born October 9, 1871, lived in her entire life in the same house in Dundas. She was the daughter of Patrick and Clorinda Ullom Murdoch and was the last surviving member of her family. Two daughters Mrs Clorinda Bond and Mrs Mabel Walz, who made her home with her mother, survive as do several devoted neices and nephews. Funeral services were conducted Friday at 2:00pm in the Wrightsel Funeral Home McArthur with burial in Hixon-Hoffhine Cemetery in Dundas, in charge of the Wrightsel Company."

SOURCE: Obituary Vinton County Newspaper Republican Tribune March 7, 1923 "Loueeza Strausbaugh" "Loueeza ( Morris) Strausbaugh aged widow of the late Ephraim Strausbaugh died Feb 26, 1923, in a Columbus sanitarium. She is survived by seven daughters and two sons. The body was brought to Albany Thursday afternoon. Funeral at Temple Church, Mt. Blanco; buried by Vale and Martin. Vales Mill Cor."

SOURCE: Obituary July 17, 1918 Mary Amanda McNutt, daughter of Samuel B and Mary Jane Ullom was born at McArthur, Ohio March 10, 1864 died at Columbus, Ohio July 6,1918, aged 54 years, 3 months and 27 days. She grew to womanhood in McArthur and on December 22, 1881 was united in marriage to Lance McGonagle Russell to which union one child Lydia Marie was born. On August 10,1889 the husband and father passed away and was laid to rest in the Elk Cemetery ( McArthur). In June 1893 she was again united in marriage to James H McNutt and to this latter union four children were born. Eric, Genevieve, Margaret and Robert. Genevieve dying in infancy. The home life continued a peacful and happy course for almost a ..(cut off) interrupted only by the tragic death of the daughter Margaret who was drowned in the waters of Paint Creek on May 31, 1913 On January 5, 1918 James H McNutt passed into the beyond and today but six months since the wife and children surrended him to the care of Heavenly Father, the children are again gather to pay a last loving tribute tot he children of the deceased, four stepchildren Harry and Lee McNutt of Springfield Ohio, Earnest McNutt and Bessie Himes of New Castle, Indiana, two grandchildren, Margaret Winters and Marcella McNutt, three sisters Eliza K King, Lena Thomason, Margaret Holland and two brothers Frank of Tacoma Washinton and Sanford Ullom of Logan, Ohio yet survive. Practically the entire life of the deceased has been spent in this community where she has commanded the respect and love of all. As a wife she was faithful and made a home which was all that the name implies. As a mother she was loving and sacrificing. as a friend and neigbor sincere and conscientious. She united with the Christian Church in McArthur in her youth until her death was a faithful and devoted follower of the Christ. In this hour of grief and sorrow her loved ones can surrender her to the care of a just and merciful God in perfect confidence." SOURCE Vinton County Newspaper CARD OF THANKS " We extend our since thanks to the people of McArthur for their many acts of kindness during the death and burial of Mrs Mary Amanda McNutt. The Family" SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper July 1918 "MRS AMAMDA MCNUTT - DIES AT GRANT HOSPITAL, COLUMBUS, FOLLOWING AN OPERATION." "It was a severe shock to the people of McArthur when word was received here Saturday morning of the death of Mrs Amanda McNutt, who died following an operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus Friday. Mrs McNutt had been afflicted for several years with a growth on her face, which had caused her pain and suffering. She had consulted and had been treated by specialists and physicians, but obtained no relief and an operation was decided upon with the result stated above. She is survived by one daughter Mrs E C Winters, Columbus; two sons Eric and Robert and three stepsons Lee and Harry McNutt of Springfield, Ohio and Ernest McNutt and one stepdaughter Bessie Himes of New Castle, Indiana; two brothers S.B. Ullom of Logan and Frank Ullom of Tacoma, Wash and three sisters Mrs Margaret Holland, Mrs Lydia King, and Mrs Lena Thomason of McArthur. Mrs McNutt was 54 years old and a life long resident of McArthur where she was highly respected and esteemed. The remains were brought her on Moday in charge of the undertaker Gaskill and taken to the house on South Market Street. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Christian Church at 1 o'clock pm conducted by Rev Stevens and interment was in the Elk Cemetery."

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper Jan 16, 1918 OBITUARY "James H McNutt was born near Lexington, Virginia. September 13, 1849. Died January 5, 1918 aged 68 years, 3 months and 22 days. On the 28th day of May 1863 he was united in marriage to Amanda M Ullom Russell to which union four children were born. Eric Russell McNutt, Mary Margaret McNutt, Genevieve McNutt and John Robert McNutt of which children Genevieve died in infancy and Mary Margaret died in 1913 at the age of 13. four children by a former marriages Emmett Lee, Harry James, Ernest Cleveland, Elizabeth Birdie and Marie Russell Winters step daughter still survive. For the past twenty three years the deceased has resided in McArthur, Ohio where by his integrirty and industry he has established himself in the hearts of the community. As a husband faithful, as a father loving as a friedn and neighbor trusted James H McNutt has lived a life in this community worthy of the emulation of all. Shortly after marriage he united with the Christian church of this place and was a faithful follower of the Christ, until the hour of death, also for a number of years the deceased has been in the Masonic K of P and I O O F lodges,a faithful attendant and willing worker in all. To the loved ones who are left behind to the friends and associates whom have met here together to pay the last earthly tribute to the deceased, his life stands out as an inspiration a solace in this hour of sorrow, for surely his must be the reward which God holds out to his faithful children. CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our deep appreciation to the people of McArthur for their many acts of kindness in the death and burial of our late husband and father."

SOURCE: Death date and burial place from the visit to Hamden Cemetery..documented by pictures. SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper Obituary Republican Tribune February 14, 1923 "Mrs Henrietta Salts" "Mrs Henrietta Salts, aged 74 years, died at her home in South Richland, Wednesday February 7 from pneumonia, contacted only the week before. She was the widow of the late Thomas Salts, a bright intelligent lady and highly respected. Her maiden namewas McKibbon, she was born in Pittsburgh, Pa. and came to this county with the family when a young girl. The only living relatives living are: Mrs E.J. Fisher, Mrs PJ Brinkman, Mrs JF White neices and Chester McKibbon, nephew all of Pittsburgh, Pa' and Harry Cosgrove of Dunkirk, NY all of whom attended the funeral. The funeral seices were held Sunday in the M.E. church at Hamden, Rev Howeath of McArthur officiating, the M E Quartet of McArthur, Ernie Sprague - tenor, Allie Chatfield soprano, Mildred Moore alto, Chas. E. Carson bass and Miss Hattie Gill pianist, assisting in the service with appropriate hymns. Pall bearers were: Chas. Salts, Raymond Salts, Harry Cosgrove, Chester McKibbon, Fred Jarvis, Jas. Salts. Burial in the Hamden Cemetery; W W Tinker, funeral director in charge."

SOURCE: Vinton County Republican Newspaper Jan 18, 1903 Hiram McDonald's Death Hiram McDonald, living near Abram Hoffhines southeast of Town, died of bronchitis or consumption., Sunday morning about 8 o'clock , aged 70 years. He leaves a second wife, and fourteen children, three of whom were by his first wife. The body was interred Tuesday at two o'clock in the Elk Fork cemetery.

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper Republican Tribune April 6, 1927 FRANKLIN P. McCARLEY "Franklin P. McCarley aged 58 years died at his home in McArthur March 31, 1927. He served in the US Army during the Spanish American War and had been Foreman on the Section for the Hocking Valley Railway at McArthur for many years until last fall when his failing health caused him to be retired with pay. He leaves to mourn his passing the widow and five children, four girls Mrs Hortense Robinson, Nola McCarley, Evelyn McCarley, Georgia McCarley and son Franklin Jr. Funeral serices were held Satuday evening at 7 o'clock Rev. L.L. Cherrington officiating. Burial was Sunday at Henderson West Virginia . H.K. butler undertaker of Vinton in charge." "ATTENDED FUNERAL IN WEST VIRGINIA" "Among those going with the Frank McCarley funeral to Henderson, West Virginia on Sunday were: Mrs Lewis Kruger, Mrs Nira Tucker, Henry Meadows and family, Mr and Mrs Van Johnson, Charles Lee, Jasper Hawk, Raymond Saltz, Thomas Button , John Hopkins, Foster Lyle and Vest Taylor of Dundas."