In a message dated 4/6/2004 10:06:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Diamonddeb@comcast.net writes: Thomas & Rosa (Burlingame) Lord Sabra Gates Patten & Rosa Burlingame (Mother & Dau.) Are the descendants of these people on list?? <VBG> The Thomas Lord interests me a lot and anyone with the names Gates and Patten is also of interest to me <G> eliz

Dana I didn't get all of the children of James and Sarah Tice Hanlon in the last email. Here they are Patrick Hanlin 1828 Margaret Hanlin abt 1830 Narcissa Hanlin abt 1832 Perry Hanlin abt 1834 Mebale Hanlin abt 1837 Matilda Hanlin abt 1839 Jackson Hanlin abt 1840 John Hanlin abt 1842 Granville Hanlin abt 1845 Mary E Hanlin 1847 Martha Hanlin 1849 Linda LRHall175@aol.com

Dana I didn't go to far into the reseach on the family. This is what I do know. 1860 Census they are as you said in 1870 I couldn't find them. In 1880 Patrick is living as a boarder in the home of Gaunt Crebs listed as an R R Tie Maker in Adair Co Mo. John and Granville Hanlin are Patrick's brothers. About James Hanlin Sarah Tice Hanlon died in Jackson County Virginia now West Virginia around 1852. James and Sarah moved from Ludlow Twp Washington County to Tyler Co now West Virginia and in 1843 they sold land to the Board of Educationa and Brush Run Church for one dollar. After 1843 they moved to Jackson Co. West Virginia where Sarah died. James filed a power of attorney to Isaac N Coffin of Washington DC to look into the matter of recieving any part of the penison of his mother who was deceased. From now West Virginia on Nov 1 1852. His brother Felix and family left for Missouri after 1851. His brother John left for Texas around 1850 . His daughter Martha Ann who married John Bishop March 23 1867 in Adair Co Missouri. Descendants of *Patrick O'Hanlon Generation No. 1 The father of James Hanlon 1. *PATRICK1 O'HANLON was born 1737 in Ireland, and died February 28, 1826 in Ludlow Township ,Washington County ,Ohio. He married MARGARET BRANNUN/BRANNON 1778 in Canagojizz, Creek, Pennsylvannia(In the home of Col. James Chambers). She was born 1757, and died 1841. Notes for *PATRICK O'HANLON: [Hall Master.FTW] Notes: Patrick O Hanlon was born 1737 in Ireland, and came to the Americas with his parents. The O was dropped from their name sometime before 1850. He was a soldier of the American Revolution for six years, having fought in the battles of Brandywine and Paoli where he received wounds. His company was the Third Pennsylvania Regiment commanded by Col Butler. Patrick and Margaret moved to Harrison County, Virginia, where they bought property on Booths Creek and Lost Run from James Moline in the spring of 1799. In the fall of 1808 he sold the land to Elizabeth Williamson and moved to Tyler County West Virginia/Virginia, where he received 400 acres of land for the service in the war. This land was located on Sugartree Creek in Mead Township. In 1823 Patrick sold the Tyler County property and moved to Ludlow Township where he died February 28 1826. He is buried in the Tice cemetery. The grave is marked with a foot stone with the letters P.H. Patrick and Margaret were the parents of eight children. More About *PATRICK O'HANLON: Burial: Tice Cemetery Notes for MARGARET BRANNUN/BRANNON: Margaret applied for a widow's pension in August 1840 from Tyler County, Virginia, now West Virginia, She was refused the pension on the grounds she and Patrick were married after 1776, 1840 Census records were taken she was listed as living with her son Felix in Jackson County. Virginia More About *PATRICK O'HANLON and MARGARET BRANNUN/BRANNON: Marriage: 1778, Canagojizz, Creek, Pennsylvannia(In the home of Col. James Chambers) Children of *PATRICK O'HANLON and MARGARET BRANNUN/BRANNON are: 2. i. *RICHARD2 HANLON, b. July 1785, Harrison County, Virginia/West Virginia; d. March 08, 1878, Independence Township, Washington County ,Ohio. ii. MARGARET ELLEN HANLON, b. January 21, 1798; m. JACOB KINSNER. Notes for JACOB KINSNER: Notes Jacob Kinsner: Was a laborer who was the first settler of Dana's Run, His first dwelling was under a rock on Dana's Run. 3. iii. JOHN HANLON. iv. PHELIX HANLON, b. 1791, Virginia; m. MARY MUSSER; b. Pennsylvania. Notes for PHELIX HANLON: Felix Hanlon/Hanlin was born in Harrison County Virginia now West Virginia and came to Tlyer County. with his parents. There he was married and moved to Ludlow Township, Washington County, Ohio. He and his family moved in 1838 to Jackson County, Virginia now West Virginia, where he purchased land from John Powers in 1839. He sold the land in 1842 , and moved to Belpre Township, Washington County, Ohio and took up residence on his brother James's land. Around 1850 he left the Ohio area along with his brother James and family to go to Missouri. 4. v. JAMES HANLON, b. 1796, Harrison County, Va/West Virginia; d. Abt. 1857. 5. vi. MARY HANLON, b. May 01, 1800; d. September 06, 1868, Tyler County, West Virginia. vii. ELLEN HANLON. James Hanlon and brothers and sisters Generation No. 2 2. *RICHARD2 HANLON (*PATRICK1 O'HANLON) was born July 1785 in Harrison County, Virginia/West Virginia, and died March 08, 1878 in Independence Township, Washington County ,Ohio. He married (1) NANCY FRENCH October 30, 1817 in Washington County, Ohio, daughter of SAMUEL FRENCH and WIDOW FRENCH. He married (2) *MARGARET WILLIAMSON September 27, 1846 in Monroe County , Ohio. She was born in Monroe County , Ohio, and died August 19, 1882 in Independence Township, Washington County ,Ohio. Notes for *RICHARD HANLON: [Hall Master.FTW] Notes Richard Ohanlon was the son of Patrick Ohanlon and Margaret. he served in the War of 1812 under Captain John Bonnet of the Ohio Company, Virginia as a substitute for Aaron Morgan, who had been drafted. His service continued from April 25 until August 3 1814. He took part in the Battle of Blacksburg, Virginia, and was discharged in Norfork, Virginia. He received 80 acres of land and a pension for his service. He married Nancy French October 30 1817. They lived in Tyler County West Virginia/ Virginia for a short time, moving to Ludlow Township Washington County Ohio in 1820. Nancy and Richard where the parent of twelve children. After Nancy s death he married Margaret Williamson Sept 27 1846 in Monroe County, Ohio, and had three children Richard died March 8 1878 in Independence Township, Washington County, Ohio at the age of 92 yr 8 months years of old age. Death Certicate record Washington County Court House, Marietta, Ohio Vol 1 3250 More About *RICHARD HANLON: Cause of Death: Old Age Death Certificate: Vol 1 #3250 Washington County Court House, Marrietta Ohio More About *RICHARD HANLON and NANCY FRENCH: Marriage: October 30, 1817, Washington County, Ohio More About *MARGARET WILLIAMSON: Cause of Death: Mortizreation from Fall Death Certificate: Vol1 # 5315 Washington County Court House, Marrietta ,Ohio More About *RICHARD HANLON and *MARGARET WILLIAMSON: Marriage: September 27, 1846, Monroe County , Ohio Children of *RICHARD HANLON and NANCY FRENCH are: i. MARTIN3 HANLON, b. August 1818. ii. WILLIAM HANLON, b. 1822. iii. CHARLES HANLON, b. 1824. iv. RUFUS HANLON, b. 1824. v. PATRICK HANLON, b. Abt. 1827. vi. ELI HANLON, b. Abt. 1832; m. JEMIMA BELLE GIVENS, October 03, 1893; b. September 04, 1875. More About ELI HANLON and JEMIMA GIVENS: Marriage: October 03, 1893 vii. PERRY HANLON, b. Abt. 1833. viii. SARAH HANLON, b. Abt. 1836. ix. RICHARD HANLON, b. Abt. 1840. Children of *RICHARD HANLON and *MARGARET WILLIAMSON are: 6. x. *NANCY JANE3 HANLON, b. 1849, Ludlow Township ,Washington County ,Ohio; d. 1942, Ludlow Township ,Washington County ,Ohio. 7. xi. FELIX HANLON, b. April 1846. xii. LEONARD HANLON, b. October 1853; m. JANE E HUFFMAN; b. March 06, 1856. 3. JOHN2 HANLON (*PATRICK1 O'HANLON) He married SUSANNA. Notes for JOHN HANLON: John Hanlon was married to Susannah Unknown . In 1813 there were living in Green County, Pennsylvania, they moved the Tyler County Virgina now West Virginia around 1820. In 1830 they were in Washington County, Ohio . In 1840 they were living in Jackson County, Virginia now West Virginia History says that John Hanlon and family left for Texas after 1840 and was never heard from again. Children of JOHN HANLON and SUSANNA are: i. JOHN3 HANLON, b. 1813. ii. MARY HANLON, b. 1840. More About MARY HANLON: Burial: Old Tice Cemetery, Washington County, Ohio 4. JAMES2 HANLON (*PATRICK1 O'HANLON) was born 1796 in Harrison County, Va/West Virginia, and died Abt. 1857. He married SARAH TICE, daughter of JAMES TICE and SARAH STRIMBACK. She was born 1809. Notes for JAMES HANLON: Records show that James Hanlin and Sarah Tice Hanlon lived in Ludlow Township Washington County, Ohio. They moved to Tlyer County Virginia now West Virginia and from there to Jackson County West Virginia in 1850 Sarah died shortly after this move and James took his family and moved to Adair County Missouri. Children of JAMES HANLON and SARAH TICE are: 8. i. PATRICK3 HANLON, b. 1828, Washington County, Ohio. ii. MARGARET HANLON, b. 1830. iii. NACISSA HANLON, b. 1832. iv. PERRY HANLON, b. 1834. v. MEBALE HANLON, b. 1837. vi. MATILDA HANLON, b. 1839. 5. MARY2 HANLON (*PATRICK1 O'HANLON) was born May 01, 1800, and died September 06, 1868 in Tyler County, West Virginia. She married GEORGE MUSSER. Children of MARY HANLON and GEORGE MUSSER are: i. FANNY3 MUSSER. ii. MARGARET MUSSER, b. June 27, 1824. iii. MARY MUSSER, b. February 10, 1824. iv. TEBIS MUSSER, b. June 28, 1825. v. JACOB MUSSER, b. 1828. vi. GEORGE MUSSER, b. February 02, 1830. vii. EMUAL MUSSER, b. May 02, 1832. viii. SILAS MUSSER, b. July 03, 1839. ix. DAVID MUSSER, b. 1840. Patrick Hanlin son of James and Sarah Tice Hanlin 8. PATRICK3 HANLON (JAMES2, *PATRICK1 O'HANLON) was born 1828 in Washington County, Ohio. He married ROSEANA/ROWAN MILLER June 23, 1848 in Washington County, Ohio, daughter of *GEORGE MILLER and HANNAH STACKHOUSE/STACKHAUS. Notes for PATRICK HANLON: Patrick Hanlin wife Rosanna listed in 1860 living in Grundy, Missouri with childern Hannah, James, Mary, Margaret E, Sarah, George, also living with them John Hanlin age 18 and Jackson Hanlin age 20 Patrick Hanlon listed in 1880 Census and a boarder living in Adair County Missouri More About PATRICK HANLON and ROSEANA/ROWAN MILLER: Marriage: June 23, 1848, Washington County, Ohio Children of PATRICK HANLON and ROSEANA/ROWAN MILLER are: i. HANNAH JANE4 HANLON, b. 1849. ii. JAMES HANLON, b. 1851. iii. MARY HANLON, b. 1853. iv. MARGARET E HANLON, b. 1856. v. SARAH HANLON, b. 1858. vi. GEORGE HANLON, b. 1858. vii. EMILY HANLON, b. 1862. viii. OTHEMIAL HANLON, b. 1865. ix. ISAAC HANLON, b. 1867. x. POLLY HANLON, b. 1869. Linda LRHall175@aol.com

OLD PHOTO'S OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO - PART 3 SEE PAGE 30 MAIN STREET - CUTLER, OHIO 1913 PUBLIC SCHOOL - BEVERLY, OHIO FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (The oldest church in the orginal Northwest Territory) INSIDE VIEW OF THE OHIO COMPANY LAND OFFICE (circa 1788) MUSKINGUM ACADEMY COLLEGE (circa early 1800's) MARIETTA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (Circa 1959) CLICK THIS LINK TO SEE THE PAGES http://hometown.aol.com/washcopics/index.html **************************************************************************** ******* OLD PHOTOS OF FAMILIES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO Mystery Photo - Marietta Class of 1904 Mystery Photo - 1935 Children's Home "Glee Club" The Family of Delbert & Mary (Mankins) Hardie PAGE 7 Franklin & Bernice McNeal Esther Daniels Carrie Daniel Smith & Schoolmates Esther, Mary & Susan Daniels Thomas & Rosa (Burlingame) Lord Sabra Gates Patten & Rosa Burlingame (Mother & Dau.) Richard Smith & Aunt Caroline Hart 1916 Willard School - 8th Grade PAGE 8 2nd Grade Norwood School 1943 or 44 6th Grade Norwood School 1946-47 ClICK THIS LINK TO SEE THE PAGES http://hometown.aol.com/familiesofwashco/index.html Debbie (Noland) Nitsche Diamonddeb@comcast.net WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO HISTORICAL & GENEALOGY "LINKS" http://hometown.aol.com/washcohistory/Intropage1.html

Linda I just looked at the 1860 Census for Missouri. It states that Patrick 31 and Roenna 29 were in Trenton, Gundy Co., MO. Their children as follows per the census: H.J. 11 born OH James 8 born VA Mary 7 born OH Margaret E 4 born MO G.W. 2 born MO Sarah F 2 born MO. Looks like they left Ohio after 1850 (they are in the 1850 in OH) and went to VA where James was born. Then, back to OH where Mary was born, then on to MO. John 18 and Jackson 20 Hanlin living with them were born in VA also. They could be brothers or nephews to Patrick. Perhaps their parents died and they went to VA to take care of family business, came back to Ohio then moved to MO with the 2 Hanlin boys. Were did you read they were in Adair Polk Missouri? I found them in Trenton, Gundy Missouri I will look at the 1870 to see if any info changes like where everyone was born. Dana

This is a correction to anyone that was researching the George Miller Family and his heirs. That had requested a list of his children from me. Roann/Roseanne Miller whom I had stated married Patrick Hanlon born 1827 son of Richard Hanlon was incorrect. Roseanne Miller daughter of George Miller and Hannah Stackhouse married Patrick Hanlin born 1828 son of James Hanlin and Sarah Tice daughter of James Tice and Sarah Stimback Correction James Hanlin born 1796 Married Sarah Tice was a brother to Richard Hanlon born July 1785 married Nancy French and Margaret Williamson both had sons named after their father Patrick Hanlon . Patrick Hanlin of James Hanlin was born in 1828 Ludlow Township Washington County Ohio He married Roseanne Miller June 23, 1848, around 1850/1852 Patrick and Roseanne and his family which included most of the children of James Hanlin left the area for Missouri. 1860 Census has them in Adair Polk Missouri. Children of Rosanne and Patrick Handlin are Hannah born 1849 Washington Co Ohio James 1851 Mary 1853 Missouri Margaret 1856 Missouri Sarah 1858 Missouri George 1858 Missouri Emily 1862 Missouri Othemial 1865 Missouri Isaac 1867 Missouri Polly 1869 Missouri Patrick Hanlin may have remarried a Nancy Byrd March 31 1863 in Adair County, Mo. if so the last three children would belong to Nancy Bryd and Rosanna may have died after 1862. Linda LRHall175@aol.com

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In a message dated 4/3/2004 11:15:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, mdmcounty@austin.rr.com writes: Many times, older relatives were often called Aunt or Uncle, regardless of what their true relationship happened to be. You mean you don't still?? <wg> I still have "Aunts and Uncles" who are my first cousins once removed <G> but they are older and are called Aunt and Uncle. Will confuse many a generation <G> Eliz

Debbie, that isn't the only place where they didn't call the kinship all the time as we do today. Sisters-in-law were often called sisters. Sons-in-law were often called sons. Relatives-in-law were also often called cousins. Many times, older relatives were often called Aunt or Uncle, regardless of what their true relationship happened to be. Sometimes no relationship at all. That is why it is sooooooo important to check primary sources when they are available. Maryann ----- Original Message ----- From: <ElizHgene@aol.com> To: <OHWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 8:03 AM Subject: Re: [OHWASH] William Mason / Rufus Putnam Relationship > In a message dated 4/2/2004 8:34:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, > Diamonddeb@comcast.net writes: > Manning was NOT a cousin of Rufus Putnam, but a grand nephew. Am I right? > Which just could mean they used cousin for "kin" in which case we are going > to be even more confused even longer <VBG> > Eliz > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

I have a Blanche Armstrong, b 1885 m. Clyde M. Farnsworth ( 1887-1958). They are buried at Mnto,. Olivet in Parkersburg, W.Va. On Saturday, April 3, 2004, at 09:09 AM, J Berry wrote: > I don't know if it would help much, but I have an Owen Beagle (b.abt. > 1880-1890) who's son's, Dale and Clifford, married into my Little > line. I don't have anything else on him. I believe he connects > somehow to my Butler/Beagle line which were out of the Beaver County, > Pa. area. I also have a West Farnsworth who married a Maude Thomas. > Maude's mother was Cynthia Tice, born April 10, 1862. Cynthia was the > daughter of William P. Tice (died in the civil war) and Nancy Jane > Barrett ( married again to Thomas J. Little). I can probably find > more on Owen Beagle if someone is interested. > > Judy Berry > >> >> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Debbie (Noland) Nitsche" >> <Diamonddeb@comcast.net> >> To: <OHWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 10:07 PM >> Subject: Re: [OHWASH] Susannah Buck b. abt. 1754 >> >> >> >>> Maryann; >>> Your email about the CLINE surname and the area of New Matamoras >>> caught my >>> eye. >>> Not to interupt your search on the Buck family......but do you >>> happen to >>> know who the CLINE's are related to in the FARNSWORTH or BEAGLE >>> family? >>> My great grandfather, Amirah Jackson Farnsworth (s/o Daniel or David >>> Farnsworth & Catherine Beagle) was born in or around the New >>> Matamoras >>> area. His dau. Myra (my grandma) has always said she was related to >>> the >>> CLINE's in that area, but I have not been able to establish a link. >>> Debbie >>> >>> >> > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > _____________________________________________________ > This message scanned for viruses by CoreComm >

I don't know if it would help much, but I have an Owen Beagle (b.abt. 1880-1890) who's son's, Dale and Clifford, married into my Little line. I don't have anything else on him. I believe he connects somehow to my Butler/Beagle line which were out of the Beaver County, Pa. area. I also have a West Farnsworth who married a Maude Thomas. Maude's mother was Cynthia Tice, born April 10, 1862. Cynthia was the daughter of William P. Tice (died in the civil war) and Nancy Jane Barrett ( married again to Thomas J. Little). I can probably find more on Owen Beagle if someone is interested. Judy Berry > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Debbie (Noland) Nitsche" <Diamonddeb@comcast.net> >To: <OHWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 10:07 PM >Subject: Re: [OHWASH] Susannah Buck b. abt. 1754 > > > > >>Maryann; >>Your email about the CLINE surname and the area of New Matamoras caught my >>eye. >>Not to interupt your search on the Buck family......but do you happen to >>know who the CLINE's are related to in the FARNSWORTH or BEAGLE family? >>My great grandfather, Amirah Jackson Farnsworth (s/o Daniel or David >>Farnsworth & Catherine Beagle) was born in or around the New Matamoras >>area. His dau. Myra (my grandma) has always said she was related to the >>CLINE's in that area, but I have not been able to establish a link. >>Debbie >> >> >> >

In a message dated 4/2/2004 8:34:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, Diamonddeb@comcast.net writes: Manning was NOT a cousin of Rufus Putnam, but a grand nephew. Am I right? Which just could mean they used cousin for "kin" in which case we are going to be even more confused even longer <VBG> Eliz

I've known for a long time now, that William Bond Mason, one of the 1st 48 men who settled in Marietta and General Rufus Putnam had some kind of relationship connection, but didn't know how until I started looking into the genealogy of General Rufus Putnam, then.....BINGO! I found the connection....Here goes: Two of William Bond Mason's sisters were Elizabeth and Martha. Elizabeth MASON married Reuben PUTNAM in 1742. Their children were: Aaron, Jonas, Mason, Rufus, Rufus Austin, Elijah, Abagail, Martha, Catherine, William, and Manning. Martha MASON married Benjamin PUTNAM in 1782. Their children were: Simeon, Rufus, Joseph, Clarissa, John and Maria. Benjamin and Rueben PUTNAM were brothers, both sons of Nehemiah PUTNAM and Sarah MANNING. Nehemiah was the brother of General Rufus Putnam. So with that in mind, that makes Reuben and Benjamin nephews of Rufus. In the book: EARLY SETTLERS OF WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS, by Henry Bond (1855) it gives the MASON genealogy of the descendants of Hugh Mason, in which William Bond Mason is a part of. It also states this about Manning (son of Rueben & Elizabeth (Mason) Putnam) which caught my attention: (95) 4. Manning, b. Ap. 12, 1787; d. Oct. 29, 1838, a saddler, went to Marietta, O., about 1805, where he resided some time with his cousin, Gen. Rufus Putnam, afterwards went to Putnam, Muskingum Co., O., where he m., Ap. 9 1809, Nancy Harer, b. Jan. 16, 1796, dr. of Jacob and Mary Harer. She d. June 25, 1828, and he m. June 4, 1829, Sarah Myers, b. Oct. 28, 1806, dr. of Jacob and Elizabeth Myers, of Putnam, O. (Names and info about his children are also mentioned). Manning was NOT a cousin of Rufus Putnam, but a grand nephew. Am I right? So, William Mason would be Rufus Putnam's nephew in-law. Or as my family would say: "Nef In-Law" lol Debbie Debbie (Noland) Nitsche Diamonddeb@comcast.net WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO HISTORICAL & GENEALOGY "LINKS" http://hometown.aol.com/washcohistory/Intropage1.html

Hi Mary Ann - Susannah and George are my ancestors, too. I will look in my notes at home, but as I recall, her family goes back to Anne Arundel County, Maryland via the Allegheny, Pennsylvania area. AA county sticks in my head because another completely unrelated line of mine is in AA county, so I thought that interesting. The tidbit about she and George being married in Ulster County, NY surprises me, as my Tice line which married into the Cline line was in Ulster County and I don't recall both of those lines coming from the same place. I'll be in touch after I look through my stuff. It may be that I can be of no help, but it's always nice to meet a cousin! There are other cousins on the list, too, so I am sure someone else will pop in with some more info. Best, Chaille in Vermont I also need information on a Buck. I have a Susannah BUCK, b. abt. 1754 (internet says she was born in Northern Germany), d. 1840 in New Matamoras, Washington Co., OH. Father is supposed to be Joseph BUCK. She married George CLINE, Sr. on June 08, 1770 in Ulster Co., NY. He died April 14, 1801 and she subsequently married Anthony Evans on Oct. 13, 1806. She and George Cline had nine children starting with Joseph Cline on June 7, 1771 and John Cline on Oct. 27, 1772. Sources say she also had Levi or Lewis, William, George Buck, Catherine, David, Rosannah and her last child, Christina Cline b. May 26, 1794. If anyone has any additional information, I would appreciate it. I would also like to know if she is listed in the BUCK book that has been discussed. If she is, I will be glad to buy it. Maryann --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Design Giveaway - Enter today

I received this on a couple other e-mail lists, just passing it on. " Paramount Development Corp. has approached the City of Fayetteville, WV and asked that they re-zone a 60-acre farm on the edge of town for commercial use. Paramount Development intends to build 2 large buildings that Wal-Mart and Lowes will occupy as well as several smaller out parcels. The 60-acre tract of land however is what is known as the Fleshman/Clark farm, it was the site of the Sept 10, 1862 Battle of Fayetteville. The site also contains a battlefield cemetery, which contains the graves of at least 24 American soldiers. This property is in imminent danger of being developed, which would mean this hallowed ground would be lost forever. We are asking that the City of Fayetteville deny the request by Paramount Development Corp. to rezone the property and help to preserve Americas ever shrinking battlefield land, as well as, preserve and protect the hallowed ground. We owe it to ourselves and to our ancestors to protect this land that they fought and died for, this honored field where the dead from the battle rest in their graves. " The above petition can be signed at: http://www.PetitionOnline.com/faybat04/petition.html Joyce Fullen Grove City OH http://www.fullenfamily.com

If anyone has information regarding Boyles Cem. I would appreciate a lookup for Samuel and/or Elizabeth Thompson. I believe it is in Decatur Twp. Thanking you in advance for your help. Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com

Hi, Anyone doing research on John Rhine? I'm actually looking for Isaiah Rhine's father and wondered if John may be him. All I know about Isaiah is he was the father of my great great grandfather William Rhine according to William's marriage record. His mother was Susan Woten, daughter of Bell Woten. She was 16 when William was born in Jan1822 in Gallia Co. OH. She was married to William Smith and Isaiah Totten after William was born. I have found no mention of Susan and Isaiah Rhine's marriage. In 15Jul1805 and 1Nov1830 John Rhine bought land in Marietta according to the Ohio Land Records found on Ancestry.com. This is all I know about him. I know this is a long shot but I really don't know what else to do. I really want to find info on Isaiah. Any help will be very much appreciated. Ethel Flannery grandmaelf@juno.com

Genealogists may discover skeletons By: Ernie Thode http://mariettatimes.com/columns/story/0331202004_col01thordecoll.asp Debbie (Noland) Nitsche Diamonddeb@comcast.net WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO HISTORICAL & GENEALOGY "LINKS" http://hometown.aol.com/washcohistory/Intropage1.html

Washington County, Ohio Historical & Genealogy Newsletter April 2004 1. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARIETTA!! April 7, 2004 MARIETTA - PIONEER CITY OF THE NORTHWEST 2. BROTHER OF DANIEL BOONE KILLED OPPOSITE MARIETTA 3. NEWPORT ONE OF EARLIEST SETTLEMENTS 4. BOY ESCAPED MASSACRE AT BIG BOTTOM 5. INDIANS IN AREA CAUSED INSECURITY 6. TRADITIONS DIFFER ON HOW WATERTOWN RECEIVED NAME 7. TWO SCOUTS IN ENCOUNTER WITH INDIANS 8. SILVERHEELS PAYS PENALTY FOR SCALPING 9. FORMATION OF COUNTIES IN WEST VIRGINA 10. MORE PHOTOS ADDED TO WEBSITE (Families of Washington Co.) 11. New "LINKS" http://home.comcast.net/~diamonddeb/newsletter/Wed_Mar_31_v1.html Debbie (Noland) Nitsche Diamonddeb@comcast.net WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO HISTORICAL & GENEALOGY "LINKS" http://hometown.aol.com/washcohistory/Intropage1.html

>From the Feb 25, 1919 Ohio State Journal in Columbus: Marietta Even With Muskingum New Concord, Feb 24 -- Marietta College defeated Muskingum College in a roughly-plyaed game this afternoon 50 to 32. This evened up matters, as Muskingum defeated Marietta on Marietta's floor one week ago. MOORE of Muskingum was high scorer for his team with three field goals and 18 fouls. HAYES was the leader for Marietta with eight field goals. Lineup: Marietta Muskingum GOLDISH, r.f. BOYD, r.f. HAYES, CRANDALL, l.f. MOORE, r.f. STEWART, c WILSON, c FROST, WHITING, r.g. GIBSON, r.g. SMITH, l.g. MOOREHEAD, l.g. Field goals -- GOLDISH, 5; HAYES, 8; STEWART, 5; WHITING, SMITH, 3; MOORE, MOOREHEAD, 2; FROST, 2. Foul goals --STEWART, 6; MOORE, 18. Fouls called on Marietta, 24; on Muskingum, 17. Referee -- Mr. WATKINS If you would like a photocopy of an article, please contact me. This and other Ohio newspaper transcriptions can be found on my website. Joyce Fullen Grove City OH http://www.fullenfamily.com/Newspapers/ohio__newspapers.htm