Hello, Does anyone have the 1830 or 1840 census? I am looking for: John or James Hays - Town of Lebanon. John M. Houston - Town of Lebanon Does anyone know if there is a library I can write to for the census (if no one has it?) If anyone is researching Hays/Hayes in Warren Co. or adjacent counties I'd love to hear from you. My ancestor Samuel Hays (1813-?) is proving to be rather elusive! Thanks, Karen Carlyle Toronto, Canada

Hello, Does anyone have the 1830 or 1840 census? I am looking for John or James Hays in the town of Lebanon. Does anyone know if there is a library I can write to for the census (if no one has it?) Thanks, Karen Carlyle Toronto, Canada

Karen... The John M Houston you mentioned, was he the husband of Lydia Truitt Houston? John married Lydia's sister Matilda after Lydia died a young woman. If my research is correct, there seem to be two John M Houstons in the early days of Warren County and the one mentioned above is my ggg grandfather. Happy to share with you what I know if you're interested. Becky in AZ

If you will go here you will see township and location of the cemetery. We have just published a new cemetery book for Clinton county. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclinto/clincem.html#chester

I am going to have about half day on Friday that I can spend either in the Dayton Ohio library or the Cincinnati Library. I need to know which would have both soundex and census records for 1910 and 1920 Ohio. I would rather use Dayton if possible. I understand there was once a town named New Burlington that was covered by a flood control lake, but that there is still a New Burlington cemetery. Is this correct? If so, which county would it be in, Warren or Clinton? Thanks, JN

Victor VARICK was born in Salem, Oh in 1873. His parents were Joseph and Julia VARICK, both born in Germany. Any information concerning this family will be gratefully received. I will also appreciate any suggestions concerning this search. Floreda Varick 116 Glenhaven Terrace Tallahassee, Fl 32312

I also need a cemetery look up, if someone would be so kind. It has been repeated by family that my third great grandmother was buried in "old Cemetery in Franklin" her name was Barbara E. Garver/Garber born 1782 in Maryland last living with a Daughter Catherine Garver Burlett/Barlett Brown in Franklin in 1860 . Thanks for any help Barbara

Hi list like Liz, I also have a Warren County look up.Only I know the cemetery. The names I am looking for is Byron Bone who would have died as an infant and was buried in The Clear Creek Cemetery (or Red Lion Cemetery). I'm not sure of the date but think it could be between 1915 and 1922. I sppreciate your help. Diana Ray

If someone has Warren County Cemetery book, volume 2, Harlan Township, would you be so kind as to take a peek and see if you find a John ALLEN, b. abt 1806 in New Jersey, and d. Sep 1880 in Harlan Township, Warren County Ohio. I would like to know where he is buried, and if his wife Matilda Bowman Allen is buried nearby, and if there is any other information (such as her death date?) therein listed for these two people. Thank You, Liz Osborn http:www.csd.net/~liz/genctr/genctr.htm

Hello all, I`m looking for the surname BARKER that lived in Lebanon,Oh. early to mid 1900`s. Any help would be appreciated. Sue Sisk ssisk@nls.net

Hi Bonnie.... I lived in Lytle from 1954-1958 with my parents. I'd be interested in a Directory from there as well. Please let me know if you hear of one. Thanks much! Becky

OHWARREN-L-request@rootsweb.com Is there a Directory for Lytle,Ohio where it shows Addresses & the kind of work the people did That lived there? I have this site for a Town in Kentucky .for search of ancesters . I found the Speckmans in a site at the Lexington,Ky. They lived in New Port ,Ky So aparently 1 Directory covers several towns. Thank you Bonnie mom4god@aol.com

Is there a Directory for Lytle,Ohio where it shows Addresses & the kind of work the people did That lived there? I have this site for a Town in Kentucky .for search of ancesters . I found the Speckmans in a site at the Lexington,Ky. They lived in New Port ,Ky So aparently 1 Directory covers several towns. Thank you Bonnie mom4god@aol.com

The Montgomery County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society in conjunction with the Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library is sponsoring a free Genealogy Workshop on Saturday, October 21, 2000 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library, Main Auditorium, 215 E. 3rd Street in Dayton. Sessions will include: Dayton Collection: Manuscripts, Maps, and Photographs: Learn what unique information manuscript collections hold. Learn how to use local maps and the Lutzenberger and Montgomery County Photograph Collections. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps: Learn to use Sanborn Fire Insurance maps to shed light on your ancestor's neighborhood and workplace. Genealogy and Photography: Learn to use your camera to copy old photographs and documents, to photograph tombstones and places of family interest. Learn how to crop, caption and display genealogical pictures. In addition, there is a wonderful German History display in the auditorium and there will be a presentation on how and where the information was obtained. No reservations are required. For more information, reply to this e-mail or call 937-859-7824. **************************************************************** Carolyn Johnson-Burns Publicity Chair and Recording Secretary Montgomery County Chapter, Ohio Genealogy Society carolynjburns@msn.com chapter web site: http://members.aol.com/ogsmont/ personal web site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/4023/ ****************************************************************

Forwarded from another list: For those who don't have time or access to the NARA web site, below are the basic fees. The NATF form 80 is replaced by NATF form 85 for pension files. They will have two different files to choose from, a Pension Documents Packet for $14.75 which will include the following if they are in the file: Declaration of pension, Declaration of widows pension, Adjutant General statements of service, Questionnaires completed by applicants, "Pension Dropped" cards, Marriage certificates, death certificates, discharge certificate. The second option is the complete file (all pages) for $37.00 The revised fees go into effect on November 13. Information on the fee schedule is published on NARA's web site at http://www.nara.gov/nara/newfees.html. A copy of the final rule is also available through that URL. Joy Type of record and order form Price ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (1) Passenger arrival lists (order form NATF Form 81)... $17.25 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (2) Federal Census requests (order form NATF Form 82)... 17.50 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (3) Eastern Cherokee applications to the Court of Claims 17.50 (order form NATF Form 83).............................. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (4) Land entry records (order form NATF 84)............. 17.75 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (5) Bounty land warrant application files (order form 17.25 NATF Form 85).......................................... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (6) Pension files more than 75 years old (order form 37.00 NATF Form 85)--complete file........................... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (7) Pension documents packet (order form NATF Form 85)..14.75 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (8) Military service files more than 75 years old (order 17.00 form NATF Form 86)..................................... ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Can someone tell me if Shakers Town was the settlement west of present day Lebanon or in Lebanon during the War of 1812. Thank you Dave Johnson

I checked the Allen County Library Catalogue (Fort Wayne) for the Vogel books. I didn't find those books but did find this one: 977.101 H18M History of the Sycamore Associate reformed church, now United Presbyterian. By Josiah Morrow ... Morrow, Josiah, 1838-1928. I plan to look at it next time I go to the library-soon I hope. I also have Presbyterian ancestors in the Hamilton/Warren Co Area of Ohio. The Warren County surnames I am researching are: ROWAN & NOBLE. Thanks. Ellen Rowan Taylor > Subject: Looking for Books--Sycamore Presbyteriand and Somerset Presbyterian > Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2000 11:44:29 -0700 > From: Mary Louise Townsend <mloutown@loudoun.com> > To: OHWARREN-L@rootsweb.com > > Greetings! > > I'm looking for two small books (less than 25 pages or so) on the > history of Sycamore Presbyterian Church and Somerset Presbyterian > Church. These books were authored by a husband/wife team--Rev. Edward > Phillip Vogel and Eleanor K.Vogel. I have only one exact reference. > The other is very close. Both of these churches are/were on the > Hamilton/Warren Co. border area. > > Vogel, Eleanor K.: Sycamore United Presbyterian Church A History Of Its > 150 Years; Cincinnati: 1948. good, paper covers, 12 pages, This church > was located on Montgomery Road U.S. 22 18 miles N.E. of Cincinnati., > Ohio Cincinnati . > > Vogel, Rev. E. Phillip: Somerset Associated Reformed Presbyterian > Church > > The churches were Associate Reformed Presbyterian churches and I'm > hoping to find reference to my ggggrandfather, Samuel CLENDINEN, and his > > wife's family--Cynthia VASA in them. Both times these books were > offered for sale on www.Bibliofind.com I was too late --they were > already sold. > > Is anyone familiar with these books or have access to them? Possibly do > > a lookup? > > Appreciatively, > Mary Louise Townsend > Sterling, VA > > OHsurnames: Clendenin (Clendinen, C/Glendening), Vasa, Drew, Davidson, > Layman, Thompson, Irwin, Lasley, Mitchell, Winnefeld, Schulte, Van > Voorhis, Scott. > > ______________________________

Greetings! I'm looking for two small books (less than 25 pages or so) on the history of Sycamore Presbyterian Church and Somerset Presbyterian Church. These books were authored by a husband/wife team--Rev. Edward Phillip Vogel and Eleanor K.Vogel. I have only one exact reference. The other is very close. Both of these churches are/were on the Hamilton/Warren Co. border area. Vogel, Eleanor K.: Sycamore United Presbyterian Church A History Of Its 150 Years; Cincinnati: 1948. good, paper covers, 12 pages, This church was located on Montgomery Road U.S. 22 18 miles N.E. of Cincinnati., Ohio Cincinnati . Vogel, Rev. E. Phillip: Somerset Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church The churches were Associate Reformed Presbyterian churches and I'm hoping to find reference to my ggggrandfather, Samuel CLENDINEN, and his wife's family--Cynthia VASA in them. Both times these books were offered for sale on www.Bibliofind.com I was too late --they were already sold. Is anyone familiar with these books or have access to them? Possibly do a lookup? Appreciatively, Mary Louise Townsend Sterling, VA OHsurnames: Clendenin (Clendinen, C/Glendening), Vasa, Drew, Davidson, Layman, Thompson, Irwin, Lasley, Mitchell, Winnefeld, Schulte, Van Voorhis, Scott.

Greetings! I'm looking for two small books (less than 25 pages or so) on the history of Sycamore Presbyterian Church and Somerset Presbyterian Church. These books were authored by a husband/wife team--Rev. Edward Phillip Vogel and Eleanor K.Vogel. I have only one exact reference. The other is very close. Both of these churches are/were on the Hamilton/Warren Co. border area. Vogel, Eleanor K.: Sycamore United Presbyterian Church A History Of Its 150 Years; Cincinnati: 1948. good, paper covers, 12 pages, This church was located on Montgomery Road U.S. 22 18 miles N.E. of Cincinnati., Ohio Cincinnati . Vogel, Rev. E. Phillip: Somerset Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church The churches were Associate Reformed Presbyterian churches and I'm hoping to find reference to my ggggrandfather, Samuel CLENDINEN, and his wife's family--Cynthia VASA in them. Both times these books were offered for sale on www.Bibliofind.com I was too late --they were already sold. Is anyone familiar with these books or have access to them? Possibly do a lookup? Appreciatively, Mary Louise Townsend Sterling, VA OHsurnames: Clendenin (Clendinen, C/Glendening), Vasa, Drew, Davidson, Layman, Thompson, Irwin, Lasley, Mitchell, Winnefeld, Schulte, Van Voorhis, Scott.

Greetings! I'm looking for two small books (less than 25 pages or so) on the history of Sycamore Presbyterian Church and Somerset Presbyterian Church. These books were authored by a husband/wife team--Rev. Edward Phillip Vogel and Eleanor K.Vogel. I have only one exact reference. The other is very close. Both of these churches are/were on the Hamilton/Warren Co. border area. Vogel, Eleanor K.: Sycamore United Presbyterian Church A History Of Its 150 Years; Cincinnati: 1948. good, paper covers, 12 pages, This church was located on Montgomery Road U.S. 22 18 miles N.E. of Cincinnati., Ohio Cincinnati . Vogel, Rev. E. Phillip: Somerset Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church The churches were Associate Reformed Presbyterian churches and I'm hoping to find reference to my ggggrandfather, Samuel CLENDINEN, and his wife's family--Cynthia VASA in them. Both times these books were offered for sale on www.Bibliofind.com I was too late --they were already sold. Is anyone familiar with these books or have access to them? Possibly do a lookup? Appreciatively, Mary Louise Townsend Sterling, VA OHsurnames: Clendenin (Clendinen, C/Glendening), Vasa, Drew, Davidson, Layman, Thompson, Irwin, Lasley, Mitchell, Winnefeld, Schulte, Van Voorhis, Scott.