I have just posted a biography on the Shelby Co IN website for a gentleman born in Warren Co, OH. If the Warren Co OH website coordinator is on this list, please feel free to add a link. James WILES, native of Warren Co OH http://www.rootsweb.com/~inshelby/bio_james_wiles.htm Phyllis Miller Fleming Shelbyville, IN
If anyone is discussing the Barkalows I would love to get in on it. For some reason I missed it totally. I have a few Barkalows in my tree as well. I have TWO Barkalow Phillips marriages- Both the girls were daughters of William Phillips and his wife, Sarah Jane Early. The girls were; Elva L. Phillips married to E.W. Barkalow and Maraby Phillips who married Irwin Smock Barkalow. Any info on EITHER of these families would be great! William Phillips was the son of Robert Phillips and Parmelia Hess of Rockingham County, Virginia. Karen Krugman **************************************************************************** Research and census work done for Oakland and surrounding Michigan Counties. http://www.wwnet.net/~krugman1/ Now available "The Descendants of Henry Boomershine" Coming in June 2000 The Ligon's Revisited Clay Family Reunion June 22-24, 2001 Email me for info on any of these items! krugman1@wwnet.net Remember, Undocumented Genealogy is Mythology! Document those sources! ****************************************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: <PMRHG@aol.com> To: <OHWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 7:59 AM Subject: Re: OHWARREN-D Digest V99 #146 > Dear Sharon, > Saw your posting on Warren Co. List ! > These are all names very familiar to us. Eliza Barkalow, dau of Tobias & > Elizabeth, m. our ancestor Arthur Lefferson! Would love to correspond and > share ! > Which branch do you descend from? Are you in Cinti / Dayton Ohio area? > > Patti Graman, Dayton, Ohio > pmrhg@aol.com >
Dear Sharon, Saw your posting on Warren Co. List ! These are all names very familiar to us. Eliza Barkalow, dau of Tobias & Elizabeth, m. our ancestor Arthur Lefferson! Would love to correspond and share ! Which branch do you descend from? Are you in Cinti / Dayton Ohio area? Patti Graman, Dayton, Ohio pmrhg@aol.com
Am researching the following families: BRANDON...HOLE I would be willing to share any info! Leslie Finster Miamisburg, Ohio
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I am also looking for information on Moss family - I did not have my Moss family in Warren Co., but you never know. Mary Moss b. Jun 1822 d. 1899 in Rogers Park, Ill. she was marrried to J. David "Henry" Overdier, b. 1814 d 1874. They lived in Columbus, Ohio at his death. They had 7 children, I only know the name of 1: Clara Overdier b. 1852 d 1882 who married Dubois Daniel Lefferson in 1873. They had 4 children and lived in Middletown, Butler Co., Ohio. Have no idea how they met - Dubois in Middletown ... Clara in Columbus? Did they live in Warren Co. maybe around 1870s? Dubois had connections in Warren Co. - My Moss/ Overdier Mystery continues. Patti
According to some old WPA records there was a book called "History of the Presbyterian Church in Franklin, Ohio" written by Lucretia Schenck in 1886. Has anyone ever seen a copy or know where one is? Barbara khammer@sginet.com
I am researching the families of Derrick Barkalow, Arthur Vandeveer and Elisha Shepherd of Warren Co., Ohio. The Barkalows and Vandeveers came to Ohio from Monmonth New Jersey. Have a lot of information will share. Sharon Hastings shastings@erinet.com
An article by James Clarke, written in 1876 for the "Shelbyville Republican", gives a very graphic picture of early Jackson Twp. I would love to put a map with it someday. The Clarke's moved here in 1824 from Warren Co OH. http://www.rootsweb.com/~inshelby/history_clarke_1876.htm
I would like to have the following information, please: Combs Family (2 vols) name of compiler and address if any name of publishing house and address if any Thank you very much Ethel Beard Simons
I am searching for more information on my great great grandfather, William Pierson, b-?, d-1846, m-Nov. 21, 1839 to Nancy Crosley, four children, Wilson, William, Henry and Sarah. William, Sr. died in 1846. His estate papers are in Warren Co. probate court records. Also his marriage is listed in Warren Co. probate court records. His children were very young, ages @ 5, 4, 2 and 1. Henry Pierson, b-1844, d-1929 is my great grandfather. Nancy remarried in 1849 to Valentine Bash and moved into Spencer Co., IN. I believe William is descended from either Wyllis Pierson, Jr., Samuel Pierson or possibly Mathias Pierson. Any help would be appreciated. Dave Pierson __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com
David Deardorff m. Margaret Johnson in Warren Co. OH 1825. Margaret was dau. of John Johnson / Johnston and Mary "Polly" Crain Johnston (I believe). Her father died when she was 9 mo old in 1807. Her grandfathers were probably James Johnston Sen. and William Crain, both died in 1836 and both buried in Springboro Cem as is her father, John Johnson. Would like to hear from anyone with knowledge of these families. Rich Lowe
When Emma CONOVER died in 1902, she left several minor children; a Dr. MOSS, probably of Lebanon or Mainseville, was named guardian. Does anyone know of this Dr. Moss? He cared for my grandfather for about 6 or 7 years or so, and I'd like to know something about him. Thanks for the help! Marty Cassidy cassidym@accessone.com
Hi. I just joined the list, and am working on my great-grandparents Charles H CONOVER (1857-1897) and Emma COLE (1859-1902). Both lived near Murdock when they died Children wer William Lloyd, Blanche, Carrie, Charles R, Edgar, Walter, Ida May, Irene, Sheridan, and Sherman. I'm interested in some of the spouses of these children: Ida WALKER, Edward BAILEY, Rose BAUER, and EIKENBERGER. Anyone recognize these names in Warren County? Marty Cassidy cassidym@accessone.com
John, I am descended from the COWAN family through Elizabeth Cowan who married Peter KINDER in KY. She is the only Cowan I have at the moment and is my great-great-great-great-grandmother. I think they married in Shelby County, KY, moved to Breckinridge County, KY and were in Perry County, IN by 1820 where she is listed as a widow with a young daughter. You might possibly have an Elizabeth Cowan Kinder listed in your research and if so you might know the names of her parents. I have researched the Kinder line, and have a Peter Kinder (DAR Patriot) and Peter Kinder the son of Elizabeth as a War of 1812 Veteran. Darlene
Felicia, I am a descendant of Elias and Susannah Pearce HOLLINGSWORTH of, VA and SC. Many of their descendants moved to Warren County, OH. They were of the QUAKER faith and many times you can find birth, marriage and death information in these records. Darlene
My Peter SHERMAN & Catherine ancestry is in the HIMES line link of our homepage. http://members.truepath.com/beverly/index.html Beverly (HIMES) BARGER in NM
Frank, My 3rd great-grandmother was Ann SLOAN b.abt 1796 Ireland d.1862 Macon Co, IL married 1819 Warren Co, Ohio Jesse MARSH. My ancestry is in the HIMES line link of our homepage. http://members.truepath.com/beverly/index.html Beverly (HIMES) BARGER in NM Frank Mitchell wrote: > Hi Folks, > Digging in my files I ran across a document I thought I would share with > the group. HOPEFULLY, SOMEONE CAN TELL ME WHAT IT IS AND WHERE DID IT > COME FROM?? I've always loved this story because I've heard a similar > "family tradition" story many times from other Sloan researchers. The > only thing missing is the Cherokee Indian ancestor that everyone's heard > about, but no one can find. > > This document was sent to me in the early 1980s by Monita Horn. Monita > commented that she could not find her original copy and she was have > having trouble confirming the dates etc. Source or location of document > was not mentioned. This appears to be pg. 5 of a personal typewritten > letter written by a Civil War veteran. Or, based on the handwritten " " > it could be page 5 of someones notes. I scanned /transcribed the > letter as close to the original as possible, comments in ( ) are the > authors. > > Frank Mitchell > > PS. Geri Cox, (If you are out there) I received your snail mail > package. Please drop me a note, I lost your email address in my crash. > > ******************************************** > *********** Beginning of Page ************** > Page 5. > > Early in 1700 four stalwart sons of Erin, County Amtrim, Scotch Irish, > landed in this country and settled in Newberry Dist. They were Richard > (Dickie), Archibald, Robert and John. The last was your g.g.father, > Dickie went to Edgefield and John to Laurens. I think Robert and Archie > went to Fairfield or Chester. Dickie married three times. When he > married his last wife he was 105 years of age (!), he died at 107. > > These four brothers served through the War of Independence. Your > g.g.father was wounded near Musgrove Mill in what was then known. as > seige of 96. (?) He carried the ball with him through his long life. > > Your g.g. father was born 14th day of Sept. 1716 and died 26th day of > Dec. 1829, aged 113 y., 3 mo., 12 da. He brought his young wife and two > children with him, also a little Irish lassie. During a scourge of > smallpox his wife and both children died and himself severely marked. > After a widowhood of some years and at the age of 58 he led this Irish > lassie (Jennet McNeere) at the age of 13 to Hymen's Altar. This proved > to be a happy and fruitful marriage. They raised and educated 11 > children, 6 boys and 5 girls: viz. Bettie, John Robert (your g.f.), > Mary, David, Mattie, Arch, Rosa, Jennie, Thomas, and William. Now of > these, Bettie, Rosa and Archie never married (NOT ONE OF OURS). John > married quiet young to his cousin (Sloan) in Newberry and being > prejudiced against our institution of slavery, picked himself up and > went to Indiana, Lincoln Co. To diverge a little, I found some of his > family when I was a prisoner (North). They were not friends of ours in > that great struggle. One of his grandsons, he was at his post at the > time, helped to burn Columbia. BUT Robert your g. father, married > Mattie Taylor and had 3 children: William married McKelvy and had six > children; Isabella m. David Blakley and had 7 children, and James m. > Mattie Blakeley and had 8 children. > > Children of James and Mattie Blakley: Walter, Sam, Karl Willie Blakey, > Lidie and Lucy twins. Mattie mattied John Compton and had 12 children. > Mary married an Irishman, no kin, had 12 children, Robert Sloan. He was > a millwright and build several mills in the country. Amongst them the > Fleming Mill on Duncans Creek. Jennie married Stoddard, had no > children. David married a Sloan and raised 6 children, all of whom > passed the 3 score and ten, two of them James F. and John 84, and all > lie in Spartanburg. Thomas married a Brown and had no children. They > are buried at Clinton, S.C. William married a Fowler and had one child, > John F. Sloan, Fountain Inn, S.C. > > Your great grandmother died in 1836 in her 77th year. Your g.g..f. was > 91, 11 m. and 10 d. And your g.g.m. was 45 when their last child Wm. > Sloan was born, yet he lived to see this boy 23 years old. Of his 11 > children they lived from 70 to 97 years. I just remark your g.g.f. was > an inveterate pipe smoker and took his toddy every morning. It is > truthfully said, not one of these long lived sons and daughters of this > glorious commonwealth was ever a defendant in any criminal procedure or > was ever in durance vile. They were all Seceders and genuine Scotch > Irish. I am satisfied that the present of SC Univ. Benjamin Sloan is > the grandson of oneof these 4 immigrants either Robert or Dickie. Your > g.f. was b. April 8, 1787 and died Sept. 21, 1857. Your g.m. was born > Oct. 4 1796 and died Sept. 2, 1867. The above is taken from memory and > family records. > > I looked in an atlas and all of these towns are in S.C. So there is > probably no connection. I send it to you in case you can ever tie it in > anywhere. > > ***************** End of Page ******************** > ************************************************** > > If you want to look at the family in my Sloan database goto: > http://www.gendex.com/users/fmitchel/sloan/d0012/g0000072.html#I25376 > > Interesting to note that only one of the brothers is listed on Ellie's > DAR list of Sloan patriots. > > -- > Apartado 11521, Zona 6 > Panama, Republic of Panama > Phone 011-507-261-9757 > home: fmitchel@panama.phoenix.net > Visit "The Sloan Connection" at > http://www.panama.phoenix.net/~fmitchel/welcome.html > > ==== SLOAN-SLONE Mailing List ==== > A reminder: This list is 'closed.' > A post cannot be made to the list by a person not subscribed to the list.
This gentleman was born in Warren Co OH. I have just posted his obit on the Shelby Co IN page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inshelby/obit_eberhart.htm
Canal History URL - correction ! Sorry to all ! Face is bright red ! Mistook an "l" for a "slash" in my records ! www.infinet.com/~lstevens/canal/csoo Susan slw02@sprynet.com