This information is from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. If ;you can find a church in your area they may have a finch file that will give the information you need. Otherwise listed is the record book of marriage for dates below and you can get a copy of the marriage certificate, which should give you other information plus their parents on the certificate. mj myers 6. Peter Collins-International Genealogical Index/NA Gender: Male Marriage; 29 March 1821 Warren, Ohio Source Information: Batch Number Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. 1 M513141 1803- 9384262 V. 12 FILM NONE 1854 sheet: Film or fiche number: 0384262 Film/Fiche search results: Marriage records, 1803-1924 Ohio. Probate Court (Warren County)

This is from the The Church of Jesus Chris of Latter Day Saints. If you can find a church in your area they may have a finch file that will give you the information you need. Otherwise listed is the record book of marriage for dates below and you can get a copy of the marriage certificate which should other information plus their parents on the certicate. mj/OHIO 6. Peter COLLINS - International Genealogical Index/NA Gender: M Marriage: 29 Mar 1821 Warren, Ohio - ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Source Information: Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type M513141 1803-1854 0384262 V. 12 Film NONE Sheet: Film or fiche number: 0384262 Film/fiche search results: Marriage records, 1803-1924 Ohio. Probate Court (Warren County)

Have you contacted the Warren Co. Genelocical Society conserning this? They have the records on microfilm for this orphanage. It should have the parents name. Terry Ross ----- Original Message ----- From: <Bokaygal@aol.com> To: <OHWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2000 10:09 AM Subject: Re: OHWARREN-D Digest V00 #138 > MaryLou..... > > I just read your Hall/Scoville post with interest. For 20 years I've been > trying to determine the parents of my orphaned great grandmother Bell Hall. > She was born around 1865-1867 which would have made her 13-15 yrs old > --fitting the ages of your Jane's children. Bell was placed in the Warren > County Orphan's Home when she was a young child and after a few years, a > family named Mardis took her from the orphanage to raise her in exchange for > help on their farm. She lived with them until she married my great > grandfather, Charles Hizar, in 1883. Could Jane Hall have put her > children into the Orphanage as a result of not being able to care for them > after she was widowed? Hall is such a common name and difficult to > research so I may be stretching things here, but I would surely appreciate > hearing back from you....maybe we could make some progress. > > Thanks much, > Becky in AZ > > In a message dated 12/30/00 7:01:23 AM US Mountain Standard Time, > OHWARREN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > << Jane Hall is the one who married my g > grandfather, Hiram Nelson Scoville in 1852,in Warren county, Ohio. He > died in 1858 and left her with 2 children under the age of 15 according > to the probate record. I would like to know the names and ages of the > children >>

Darlene, Do you know who the parents of Betsey Wasson-1833 are? Do you know who the parents of Anna Anderson-1817 are? My Wasson ancestoes were in North Carolina in the 1770s. My Anderson ancestors were in Warren County, OH in 1804. Mary Anderson married John Winterrowd in South Lebanon, Warren County. I beleve here father was Allen Anderson. Mert in Louisville. From: Djshawn636@aol.com To: OHWARREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: OHWARREN-D Digest V01 #1 Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2001 14:37:05 EST Randell, Peter Collins married Sarah Miller on 29 Mar 1821 (could be date of license). That marriage record is Page 187, #1666. They married or got the license in Warren County, OH. Other Collins who married during that time frame are: Amos (Abby Bennett-1819); Edmund (Hannah Collins-1819); Edmund (Nancy Randolph-1834); Eli (Susannah Helmick-1816); George (Laura Bennet-1825); James (Nancy Everhart-1835); John (Charity Banta (Bonta)-1818); John (Betsey Wasson-1833); Levi (Elizabeth Snell-1818); Thomas (Sarah Brannon-1833); Wesley (Hannah Camp-1825); and William (Anna Anderson-1817). There is a book "Warren County Chancery Records 1824-1851," which listed some Collins, but not a Peter Collins. There are Millers listed, but none for Sarah Miller or Sarah Collins. Look at the 1810 Census for Pa and see if the four Collins families are still there and again in 1820. If one is missing in PA then perhaps he migrated to Warren County, OH. Probate and land records are usually a good source of information. I "track" the land that my ancestors bought to see when they made the purchase (could indicate when they moved into the county) and when they sold that piece of land (could indicate they moved from the area unless they purchased more land). If you cannot locate any of the PA Collins as having moved to Warren County, OH perhaps some of their neighbors moved and they could be relatives of the Collins. Was Peter listed with a family on the 1820 in OH? He would have been listed as head on the 1830 in OH. Don't overlook the fact that these Collins could have been of the Quaker faith. I have Smiths moving from NY who were Quakers and in one of those 6 Volumes of Quaker Records I found my Smith family listing their children. I also have Sprays, and Hollingsworth moving from SC to Warren County, OH and they were also Quakers. The Quaker Records are online at Ancestry.com. Hope this helps some. The Warren County Genealogical Society will do some research for you for a nominal fee. There are two ladies in OH who do research for me, as I do not live in Ohio. Darlene _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Randell, Peter Collins married Sarah Miller on 29 Mar 1821 (could be date of license). That marriage record is Page 187, #1666. They married or got the license in Warren County, OH. Other Collins who married during that time frame are: Amos (Abby Bennett-1819); Edmund (Hannah Collins-1819); Edmund (Nancy Randolph-1834); Eli (Susannah Helmick-1816); George (Laura Bennet-1825); James (Nancy Everhart-1835); John (Charity Banta (Bonta)-1818); John (Betsey Wasson-1833); Levi (Elizabeth Snell-1818); Thomas (Sarah Brannon-1833); Wesley (Hannah Camp-1825); and William (Anna Anderson-1817). There is a book "Warren County Chancery Records 1824-1851," which listed some Collins, but not a Peter Collins. There are Millers listed, but none for Sarah Miller or Sarah Collins. Look at the 1810 Census for Pa and see if the four Collins families are still there and again in 1820. If one is missing in PA then perhaps he migrated to Warren County, OH. Probate and land records are usually a good source of information. I "track" the land that my ancestors bought to see when they made the purchase (could indicate when they moved into the county) and when they sold that piece of land (could indicate they moved from the area unless they purchased more land). If you cannot locate any of the PA Collins as having moved to Warren County, OH perhaps some of their neighbors moved and they could be relatives of the Collins. Was Peter listed with a family on the 1820 in OH? He would have been listed as head on the 1830 in OH. Don't overlook the fact that these Collins could have been of the Quaker faith. I have Smiths moving from NY who were Quakers and in one of those 6 Volumes of Quaker Records I found my Smith family listing their children. I also have Sprays, and Hollingsworth moving from SC to Warren County, OH and they were also Quakers. The Quaker Records are online at Ancestry.com. Hope this helps some. The Warren County Genealogical Society will do some research for you for a nominal fee. There are two ladies in OH who do research for me, as I do not live in Ohio. Darlene

Surnam search: > Early 1800's Warren Co. Deerfield Township: > LEFEVER, DUVALL, Van Fossen, BLUE, Slayback, DAWSON, KENDALL PROBASCO, > Jackson, STOUT > Early 1800's Warren Co. Turtlecreek Township.: > LEFEVER, MURRY, DYE, BLUE > German Baptist Brethren Church other- wise known as DUNKERS from > Pennsylvania > >

To everyone on the list, Hello. My name is Randell G. Collins. I live in Center Point, Indiana which is close to Terre Haute, IN. I am in hopes you may be able to help me, and I would be happy to share what info I have. I am looking for the family of Peter Collins. He was born 08-09-1799 in Fayette Co. PA. When he was 13 (1812) his family moved to Warren County PA. He lived there for some time, working as a wagonmaker. In 1820 he married Sarah Miller, a native of Hamilton Co. OH. In 1836 he moved to Vigo Co. IN. He died in 1880 and is buried here in Vigo Co. I have info on his children, and on down to myself. He is my GGG grandfather. In the 1800 Fayette Co. PA Census I have 4 possible families that might have been his, he would have been 1 year old and there are 4 families with a male child in that age range. I am going to continue on the PA. trail but am also trying to pick them up in Ohio if I can. I want to find out his siblings and parents. Thanks for any help and suggestions. Randy Collins. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

MaryLou..... I just read your Hall/Scoville post with interest. For 20 years I've been trying to determine the parents of my orphaned great grandmother Bell Hall. She was born around 1865-1867 which would have made her 13-15 yrs old --fitting the ages of your Jane's children. Bell was placed in the Warren County Orphan's Home when she was a young child and after a few years, a family named Mardis took her from the orphanage to raise her in exchange for help on their farm. She lived with them until she married my great grandfather, Charles Hizar, in 1883. Could Jane Hall have put her children into the Orphanage as a result of not being able to care for them after she was widowed? Hall is such a common name and difficult to research so I may be stretching things here, but I would surely appreciate hearing back from you....maybe we could make some progress. Thanks much, Becky in AZ In a message dated 12/30/00 7:01:23 AM US Mountain Standard Time, OHWARREN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Jane Hall is the one who married my g grandfather, Hiram Nelson Scoville in 1852,in Warren county, Ohio. He died in 1858 and left her with 2 children under the age of 15 according to the probate record. I would like to know the names and ages of the children >>

Would like to find out if this Jane Hall is the one who married my g grandfather, Hiram Nelson Scoville in 1852,in Warren county, Ohio. He died in 1858 and left her with 2 children under the age of 15 according to the probate record. I would like to know the names and ages of the children and what happened to Jane after Hiram died. I have found a Jane Hall who is the daughter of James Hall, b KY 28 Nov 1796, d 1878. Married 1818 Isabel Newell. Isabel died 6 Feb 1875. Other children were: William, Alexander, John, Andrew, Isaac, Mary. Parents of James Hall were Alexander Hall and Polly who died 1840 at 70yrs. If any of these names sound familiar I would be happy to hear from you. Thanks Marylou Denyer

I have been trying to locate the Emily cemetery which was located just west of Clarksville on an abandoned section of what used to be the College Township Road. Probably very near where Bullskin Trace crossed College Township. George McManis laid out cemetery and first person buried there was his son Milton McManis. Any information appreciated. Chuck Muchmore 682 Pyle Road Clarksville, OH 45113 chuckmuchmore@dellnet.com (937)289-2324

Could this cemetery have been called by another name? I checked the Ohio Cemetery Book - 1978 and found nothing. I checked for Emily, McManis, Bullskin Trace and College Township and none of those are listed. Joan H jhuecker@aol.com

Now to correct my math mistakes of yesterday. Enoch Harker would have been born June 27, 1804, and his wife, Christiana, would have been born May 9, 1825, according to the information in the Shiloh Cemetery. However, other researchers have her married in 1826 with her first child in 1827. Can anyone substantiate when she was born? Thanks to all. Linda L. Holder

I am looking for Francis H. Setty children born Warren Co. Ohio. John E. Setty b.1871 Francis Marion Setty b.1873 Lillie Setty married a Hicks, Jennie or Lucretia Jane Setty b.1869 in Darke Co. Greenville area. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Enoch Harker (b. 7-28-1805 in NJ) died 4-10-1867 in Mt. Repose, Clermont Co., OH and is buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Goshen Township, Clermont County. His wife, Christiana Shields (or Sheets) (b. 9-9-1825 in NJ) died 7-27-1860 and is also buried in Shiloh Cemetery. At least one of their children, Christiana (b. 8-19-1844) was born in Mt. Repose. Other children were: Daniel (b. 1842), Isaac, and Charles. Yet, I find no other evidence that they lived in Clermont County. Could they have lived in Warren County? Daughter Christiana (1844) m. Benjamin Hawthorne 2-6-1866, at Pleasant Plain, Warren Co. Benjamin (b. 9-17-1844 at Russell Station, Warren County) was child of William Hawthorne (d. 1887) and Rachel Lever (d. 1859) both of whom died in Clinton County, OH. Is anyone else out there working on William and Rachel?

I'm new to this list and would like to find anyone who knows of my ancestors as described below. But most importantly I'm hoping someone might be able to do a 1910 & 20 census look up for me for Ralph Gibbs and his mother, Mary Gibbs who was living next door to Ralph and his young family in 1910 - he was then on census page 0157 at South Lebanon, OH. I don't have any kind of index to tell if they were on the 1920 census but would hope to figure that out also. George GIBBS - b. 1826 - probably in England, was in the Mexican-American War and was injured with loss of a leg in the Civil war. He was married in Cincinnati, OH 1848 to Mary Matilda CHAMBERS. He moved to Warren Co, OH about 1892 with his 2nd wife, Mary LOGAN - and 2 children from that marriage as his children from his wife that died in 1882 at Washington Co, Indiana were on their own by the 1890s. Those two children were Ralph L. - born about 1885 & Nellie born 1889. They grew up in Warren Co, OH on their farm just East of the tiny town of Foster. George died 1903 near their farm when his horse & wagon were hit by a train. I don't know when his 2nd wife, Mary died, but I know she was living next to her son, Ralph on the 1910 census - page 0157. Ralph married Ruby COOPER (b.-1890) at Warren Co, OH about 1905? She was the d/o George COOPER & Ruth YOUNG from Warren Co. also.. Ralph & Ruby GIBBS had 4 children: Harold, Virginia Gertrude, Vernon C. & Paul R. I haven't been able to track these children and don't know if any are still alive. Ralph's younger sister, Nellie married Jean BURK(E). I only know of their 1st child, Mary Gertrude BURK(E) born June 1910 born in Warren Co. I know Nellie & Jean BURK(E) moved to Cincinnatti by 1918. -- mailto:magriff@bigfoot.com (preferred address) Thank you & sincerely, Allan Griffith, # 1 Jodi Lane, Bloomington, IL, USA 61701 Home phone: 309-828-2059; 2nd choice: 309-829-2063 Alternates: magrif@gte.net -OR last choice: magrif@hotmail.com Note alternates both have ONE "F" & only use if bigfoot bounces Personal HomePage: http://www.bigfoot.com/~magriff/

Shawnnee: Family history is that we are of New Paltz NY line, but in Ohio are cheek to jowl with Pennsylvania line of Lefevre. My wall is a J. Lafever (John Lefevre) in Huntingdon Co., PA 1805 to 1817, Then either Miami or Warren Co., Ohio 1820 to 25 and settled Shelby Co., Ohio 1820's.

Surnames: LEFEVRE, JACKSON, DUVALL, SLAYBACK, PROBASCO, BLUE. Jacob Lefevre settled Deerfield Twp. 1807. Other surnames were early settlers. And I have given names for them. Next generation moved to Shelby Co. Ohio. Turtle Creek TWp. 1800 to 1820: Elias Lefever. Possible neighbors and relatives include Dye, Blue. Does anyone have surnames of Turtle Creek Twp. 1800 to 1815? .

Sorry to let you all know in this manner, but it was the quickest and I wanted to get it done...finally! My new email address is: MsGenie@espeedaz.net effective immediately. I have been unable to get on my server for over a month and they have no idea when it will be back up. Hope you all have a happy holiday season. Susan

Could someone please do a look up for me? Trying to determine if Thomas and Jemima Wharton died in Warren Co. Ohio. I know they were mar. there in 1827 but cannot locate them after that time. Thanks. Pls. reply to my address above.

In a message dated 12/07/2000 10:56:47 PM EST, napski@bnin.net writes: << I am seeking information on Mary (Babb) Ellis who was born on December 6, 1785/1786 in Virginia. She married Leonard Ellis on April 21, 1808, in Frederick County, Virginia. They moved to Ohio in 1813. They moved back and forth between Clinton and Warren Counties, living in Warren County from 1819/20 - 1824, and from 1838 until she died in May, 1842, and he died in May, 1856. I am trying to find out if any of the Babbs in Warren County were Quakers, because at some point in the Ellis line they b >> I don't have any of these people but there are some curious similarities. Peter STEPHENS moved to Clinton Co from VA about 1812. His daughter Mary married Joshua GARWOOD from Warren Co in 1813. The GARWOODs had been Quaker back in NJ and I know there was a Quaker settlement in Warren Co, but I think they must have fallen away about this time because the next generation wasn't. I'm particularly interested in finding Joshua's parents. It's either Stacey or William GARWOOD. Any clues appreciated! Pat Riley