looking for information on the death of Michael McCluskey after 1900 and Mary McCluskey. Looking for any information on Aaron Smith and family abt. 1850. Thanks, Jean Fuller

Hello, I'm looking for any information on the following people and families. DOVE & SPITLER Job DOVE born abt 1823, Shenandoah Co., VA, married Elizabeth COFFMAN (b abt 1820) on June 24, 1841, also of VA. Children; Mary b 1843, William P. b 1845, Sarah S. b 1848. Martha b 1850, Adam Franklin b 1853. Family moved to OH about 1853-54, had the following children Susan b 1856, Rebecca b 1859, John b 1861. Adam Franklin married Adeline Martin SPITLER (b 11/4/1851) on 2/27/1877. Children; Perry Job b 12/26/1879, Marry Ellen b 1/22/1881 d 8/27/1883, William Corvin b 3/6/1884 & Alvin Jay b 1890. Perry Job married Sylvia Edith SPITLER b 11/24/1881, then married Mary WILLIS after Sylvia died in 1917. Perry and Sylvia's children; Carl Corvin b 11/1/1902, Mae b & d 1904, Virgil Troy (w Sylvia Irene LEVASSEUR) b 1905, Elsie Adeline b 1908 (h Harold Leroy HARTMAN), Kathryn Anna b 1913 (h Joy Fairfield CLEMENTS & Irvin Maxwell REICHMAN). Kathryn Anna & Joy Fairfield CLEMENTS had the following children: Alfred Joy, Carol Lee, Roland Eugene, and Sandra Kay. Kathryn and Ervin Maxwell had the following children; Larry Maxwell, and Sue Ellen. CLEMENTS John CLEMENTS b 1828 Canada, w Jane Elizabeth BOSWORTH b 1841 OH. Children; Mary E. b 1866, General Jinks 1868-1959, Hadarsa b 1870. On the 1870 census this family is in Crestline, Crawford, OH. On the 1880 census, the wife is listed as Eliza, b 1827 in PA. The family lives in Hoytville, Wood, OH. General Jinks married Daisy Pearl DELP 7/1875-1943 OH (f Albert DELP b 1854, OH, m Adaline b 1856, NY). Children; Rudy A. b 5/1894 (w Jeanette), Alfred J. b 9/1897 (w Florence Moorehead), Clifford L. b 1901 (w Beulah LYTLE), Roy B. b 1903 (w Mary Irene TROUTNER), Ivan C. 1905 (w Cleda), Frankie (w Gladys). b 1908, Leon b 1911 (w Margaret J.), Joy Fairfield b 1915 (w Kathryn Anna DOVE). Albert DELP and Adaline lived in Wood Co., OH on the 1880 census with children; Daisy Pearl b 1875, Icie (sp) Nora b 1879. They still live in Wood Co. on the 1900 census with Willona F. (Fern?) b 5/1891 OH, William (brother) b 11/1846 in OH On the 1900 census General and Daisy are living in Van Buren, Hancock, OH. Both are buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Hancock. OH. I'd appreciate any information and am willing to trade information on related lines. Thanks for your consideration, Julie Dauer Researching: Rockingham Co., VA: DOVE, SPITLER, COFFMAN Tuscarawas, Seneca, Hardin, Hancock, Crawford, Logan, Wood, Carroll, Stark Co's, OH: DAUER, CLEMENTS, GARWOOD, DOVE, SPITLER, HARTMAN St Louis, Mo: DAUER, WERZ San Bernadino Co., CA: DAUER

Hi Sue - There are many many Foster's in Wood County. Our index of census records from 1820 through 1910 does not show a Lafayette Foster. We do show a Dennison Foster in Troy Township in 1900, Page 221A. There are other Foster's listed also. There is a Oren Foster buried in Troy Twp Cemetery. The Historical and Biographical Record of Wood County published in 1897 has over one hundred listed. There are many burial records besides Dennison. If we can be of more help, advise further, Gene WCOGS Member #503 ----- Original Message ----- From: Sue <suiquin@aol.com> To: <OHWOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 11:28 PM Subject: QExpress for Wood co., Ohio ( FOSTER ) > > Surnames: FOSTER > Submitter: Sue (suiquin@aol.com) > Date: 17 Feb 2001 > > I am searching for information about Lafayette Foster who lived in Wood Co. about 1850 to 1876. He was born in Venango Co. PA. > > Also searching for the family of Dennison Foster, found in 1850 mortality schedule as Denerson Foster. He died in Wood Co. 1850. > > Any other Foster data from Wood county will be appreciated. Sue > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

Wood County _not_ among them, check out the other counties.... http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/oh.htm also has a link for volunteering to put it on line for Wood County. Some one on the list mentioned Meigs Co.... check out this 1820 transcription... WoW ! http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/oh/meigs/1820/pg0112a.txt Sue

Surnames: FOSTER Submitter: Sue (suiquin@aol.com) Date: 17 Feb 2001 I am searching for information about Lafayette Foster who lived in Wood Co. about 1850 to 1876. He was born in Venango Co. PA. Also searching for the family of Dennison Foster, found in 1850 mortality schedule as Denerson Foster. He died in Wood Co. 1850. Any other Foster data from Wood county will be appreciated. Sue

Gene, Thanks for your response. Just one more question. > <<<<<    Fort Meigs Cemetery, Pg; 65 Site 096 > > 005 Lusher Mary Ann    ***    Born *****   Died ***** Buried 5 Oct 1884 > > > > 005 Lusher Sarah                    *****            *****  Buried  16 Jan > > 1861 > > > On page 49 you note that it states that many of these graves in Block 3 were > transferred from the other cemeteries in Perrysburg area. Many times the > stones were not necessarily moved with the remains. > I understood about the *** meaning Birth and Death [and I only got this in an e-mail. And if I recall correctly, Mary Ann is mentioned in the Wood County History under Rudolph LUSHER --- forgot her cause of death. BUT to clarify and be sure we are on the same page and communicating the same language, are you saying that Sarah LUSHER who was buried 16 Jan 1861 MAY HAVE BEEN MOVED TO FT. MEIGS and BURIED ON THAT DATE not necessarily having died in January 1861. I appreciate all the help you give those of us who live a distance away from Ohio. Dusti

Hi Dusti - There are four burials in this approximate location. You or your "Distant family member" will see four asterisks in the "born" and "died" space. that means there were no stones there when the stones were read. The burial record is from cemetery records. They have various diagrams indicating which lots were purchased and some burial records were derived from such records. In many instances the exact location is not known for these early burials. In some sections of Blocks 3 and 4 there are very few stones. There are no specific lot locations. On page 49 you note that it states that many of these graves in Block 3 were transferred from the other cemeteries in Perrysburg area. Many times the stones were not necessarily moved with the remains. I hope this attempt at an explanation satisfies your questions. This old portion of the was a very difficult cemetery to prepare for publication. Gene mt----- Original Message ----- From: <DustiGen@aol.com> To: <OHWOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 10:02 AM Subject: Confusion in Ft. Meigs Cemetery > Hello Fellow Listers, > > A distant family member in Indiana sent me the following: > > <<<<< Fort Meigs Cemetery, Pg; 65 Site 096 > 005 Lusher Mary Ann *** (See Bottom) Born ***** Died ***** Buried 5 > Oct 1884 > 005 Lusher Sarah ***** ***** Buried 16 Jan > 1861 > > Mary Ann and Sarah are in the same plot and has to be a mistake >>> > > Can anyone tell me who this Sarah LUSHER and Mary Ann LUSHER belong to? I'm > visiting my elderly aunt in FL --- my file is at home in Mass --- but he is > insisting this is my Sarah and I believe these two ladies belong to one of > the other two lines. > > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > Dusti [melting in FL] > > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Hi all ... Does anyone have a cemetery reference which lists a burial place for Isaac HUFFORD and his wife Adaline Baker??? Many Thanks ... Amy

Hello Fellow Listers, A distant family member in Indiana sent me the following: <<<<< Fort Meigs Cemetery, Pg; 65 Site 096 005 Lusher Mary Ann *** (See Bottom) Born ***** Died ***** Buried 5 Oct 1884 005 Lusher Sarah ***** ***** Buried 16 Jan 1861 Mary Ann and Sarah are in the same plot and has to be a mistake >>> Can anyone tell me who this Sarah LUSHER and Mary Ann LUSHER belong to? I'm visiting my elderly aunt in FL --- my file is at home in Mass --- but he is insisting this is my Sarah and I believe these two ladies belong to one of the other two lines. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Dusti [melting in FL]

I am looking for marriage records of 2 sisters, Mary Elizabeth Beal and Grace Beal. Grace, I found in the 1900 census still living with her father, going to school, I believe she was 14 (couldn't read very well). I believe she got married in Wood County after 1900. Her sister Mary E., I could not find anywhere, she was born in 1879, so she was probably already married in 1900. If anyone has access to these records and could look them up for me, I would appreciate it very much. Luis Beal

Does anyon know if there was a city directory for North Baltimore from 1954 to 1960. I am looking for Elizabeth Bear who was living on Bates St. James Roy Bear d. 11/21/1954, Elizabeth was still living. by 1960 when her brother died she was listed as a sister who had preceeded in death. Does anyone know who took over the Rippeth Funeral Home. I have tried all options to find this lady, and can not break down the wall. Any help would be a miracle !! Thanks Sue

Hi Dusti - Looking through out index of tombstone readings of all cemeteries, census records from 1820 through 1910, Deaths in Probate Vol, I, II, and III, and BEERS, and the Marriage Index, I find no record of John ROMAN. The Perrysburg Journal is now published weekly as the Messenger-Journal It has been published weekly since the beginning from what the Perrysburg Library says. Gene WCOGS #503 ----- Original Message ----- From: <DustiGen@aol.com> To: <OHWOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 9:20 PM Subject: Mowry-Lusher > Beverly, > > Thanks for asking. Sarah MOWRY/MOURY Lusher; Elizabeth Lusher; and, I believe, Mary LUSHER all died between the years 1850 and 1858. [My gr-grandfather was Sarah's son and he was born 1 Oct 1851 or 1852.] > > On the 1850 census Elizabeth LUSHER was 5/12 old > Mary LUSHER was 8, and Sarah MOWRY Lusher was 24 or 34. > > Jacob LUSHER was re-married about 1854/55 [Caroline b Oct 1855 by new wife], and he moved his family to Indiana in 1858. > > Of course, I haven't found the marriage to Mary Margueritte or Magdolyn MEIRHOFFER Roman either. She was the widow of John ROMAN but she could have had a marriage between John and Jacob. [This might be in those microfilm newpapers also.] > > Is there a John ROMAN buried someplace in Wood County? > > Dusti > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

Beverly, Thanks for asking. Sarah MOWRY/MOURY Lusher; Elizabeth Lusher; and, I believe, Mary LUSHER all died between the years 1850 and 1858. [My gr-grandfather was Sarah's son and he was born 1 Oct 1851 or 1852.] On the 1850 census Elizabeth LUSHER was 5/12 old Mary LUSHER was 8, and Sarah MOWRY Lusher was 24 or 34. Jacob LUSHER was re-married about 1854/55 [Caroline b Oct 1855 by new wife], and he moved his family to Indiana in 1858. Of course, I haven't found the marriage to Mary Margueritte or Magdolyn MEIRHOFFER Roman either. She was the widow of John ROMAN but she could have had a marriage between John and Jacob. [This might be in those microfilm newpapers also.] Is there a John ROMAN buried someplace in Wood County? Dusti

Pat, I have some good news for you. I just spoke with Bruce Ballard on the phone and he remembers you when you were but a small child. He is willing to have contact with you. If you would like his home phone and address, please e-mail me privetly, and I will give it to you with his permission. He has a cousin (Moyer) in Bowling Green, but as of noon today (Monday), I have unable to contact him. Good luck, Beverly Life mem. # 77 >Hi Pat Maher - >Our indexes at the Wood County Genealogical Chapter OGS shows the folowing: >Bruce and Bellard buried in Memory Gardens, Plain Township, Wood County >There is no burial record in our tombstone readings for Ernest Bellard Sr. >or Jr. >This is no burial record in our tombstone readings for Wilhamia Moyer >There are tombstone readings for Edward, Fredricka, Hazel, Helen, Mervin, >Ray, Rosetta, Treca, Vada, Wayne and H.E. Moyer. >There is no census record of a Bellard from 1820 to 1910 in our Wood County >Census Indexes. >There is a Francis Moyer in 1860, a Daniel and Jacob Moyer in 1870, a Sarah >in 1880, a George and John in 1900 >and a George and Moyer in 1910. >We show an obituary in our indexes for Ernest H. Bellard on 24 Feb 1995 and >one for Glenna, Hazel, Helen, Howard, John, Lizzie, and Ray Moyer. >Our indexes of Probate Court Death Records show a record of Daniel, Jacob, >Mabel, and Maria Moyer. >We show none for any Bellard. >All of these records can be obtained through our chapter. If you are >interested, advise who and what. We do gladly accept a donation of $1.00 >per page to offset our copy,. postage, handling, etc. >The Historical and Biographical Record ofWood County published in 1897, >commonly known as Beers, show a Jacob and Lovina Moyer but no Bellard >Gene WCOGS Member #503 > >. >From: <Almenami@aol.com> >To: <OHWOOD-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 5:04 PM >Subject: Bellard/Moyer surnames in Bowling Green > > >> I would like to know how to find out vitals about the Bellard/Moyer >families >> in Bowling Green, Wood County, OH. >> >> Ernest Bellard, Sr. >> Ernest Bellard, Jr. >> Whilhamina Moyer >> any other Bellard or Moyer people from that area. >> >> >> Patricia (Edwards) Maher > > Paw Paw, MI

Hello, Could someone please check the Index to see if there is a Nathan BADGER, wife Maria (MARTINDALE) BADGER in the 1860 & 1870 Census. I am trying to determine if they have any children during this time period. Due to eye surgery it is difficult for me to view films without some guide to what I am looking for. Thank you very much for your assistance. MANY BLESSINGS!! Jacque Martindale WCCOGS #1185 FFWC #199

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Hi Shirley - I've been looking for the SHOE/SHUE surname since yours of 4 February. Abraham shows in the 1850-1860-1870 Census of Montgomery Township in Wood County. He also shows in the Historical and Biographical Record of Wood County published in 1897 as a trustee of Montgomery Twp. As an early settler and as a church member. None of these records show his mother or father. David Shoe/Shue shows in the 1870 Census in Perry Twp, and in Montgomery Twp in 1880 and 1900 Census. I will advise further when I can get something else. Gene - WCOGS Member #503 ----- Original Message ----- From: Shirley Wineman <smwine@txcyber.com> To: <OHWOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 12:40 AM Subject: Abraham Shoe/Shue > does anyone know the mother and father of Abraham Shue/Shoe.? > Abraham was Born 1811 died 5-1-1895 > ( born in P.A. or N.Y. lived in Ohio wood co. then moved to Mich) > is there any other children than Abraham ? > Abraham married Isabell Wise 10 - 22 -1832 > I haven't been able to find any info before Abraham . > > thank you > Shirley > smwine@txcyber.com > > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Hi Barb - What was her husband's first name? Lets see if we can find him in the census prior to 1910. that might show some kids or something. Worth a try. We do not show any burial to an Elizabeth Taylor in our tombstone readings. The Probate Death Record, Vol III shows that she died in Montgomery Township. That is adjacent to Sandusky County. She could have been buried there. I will get back to you on Trinity Cemetery. I don't see it in our cemeteries in Wood County, but have heard something. Got to ask a more knowledgeable person. Will get back to you Gene. ----- Original Message ----- From: Barb Hurst <Bhurst1948@aol.com> To: <OHWOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 8:36 AM Subject: QExpress for Wood co., Ohio ( TAYLOR WYMAN EMERLING ) > > Surnames: TAYLOR WYMAN EMERLING > Submitter: Barb Hurst (Bhurst1948@aol.com) > Date: 10 Feb 2001 > > TAYLOR - WYMAN - EMERLING > > IN THE WOOD COUNTY SENTINEL 12/14/1905 THERE IS AN OBIT FOR MRS. ELIZABETH TAYLOR AGE 69 BURIED AT TRINITY CEMETERY. I THINK SHE IS THE MOTHER TO THOMAS BENJAMIN HARRY WYMAN, ELIZA AND LYDIA. SEEKING MORE INFO ON THESE FAMILIES. > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

Hi Pat Maher - Our indexes at the Wood County Genealogical Chapter OGS shows the folowing: Bruce and Bellard buried in Memory Gardens, Plain Township, Wood County There is no burial record in our tombstone readings for Ernest Bellard Sr. or Jr. This is no burial record in our tombstone readings for Wilhamia Moyer There are tombstone readings for Edward, Fredricka, Hazel, Helen, Mervin, Ray, Rosetta, Treca, Vada, Wayne and H.E. Moyer. There is no census record of a Bellard from 1820 to 1910 in our Wood County Census Indexes. There is a Francis Moyer in 1860, a Daniel and Jacob Moyer in 1870, a Sarah in 1880, a George and John in 1900 and a George and Moyer in 1910. We show an obituary in our indexes for Ernest H. Bellard on 24 Feb 1995 and one for Glenna, Hazel, Helen, Howard, John, Lizzie, and Ray Moyer. Our indexes of Probate Court Death Records show a record of Daniel, Jacob, Mabel, and Maria Moyer. We show none for any Bellard. All of these records can be obtained through our chapter. If you are interested, advise who and what. We do gladly accept a donation of $1.00 per page to offset our copy,. postage, handling, etc. The Historical and Biographical Record ofWood County published in 1897, commonly known as Beers, show a Jacob and Lovina Moyer but no Bellard Gene WCOGS Member #503 . ----- Original Message ----- From: <Almenami@aol.com> To: <OHWOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 5:04 PM Subject: Bellard/Moyer surnames in Bowling Green > I would like to know how to find out vitals about the Bellard/Moyer families > in Bowling Green, Wood County, OH. > > Ernest Bellard, Sr. > Ernest Bellard, Jr. > Whilhamina Moyer > any other Bellard or Moyer people from that area. > > > Patricia (Edwards) Maher > Paw Paw, MI > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

Dusti, I cannot tell you how often it is published tonight, but will check on it. I did check the obituary file and did find Lusher and Mowry, (no Moury) but not the correct ones. That does not mean they did not have an obituary, but that it has not been entered as of yet. Do you have an appoximate year of deaths? Beverly Life member #77 Could you tell me how often the Perrysburg Journal was published? Daily? Weekly? Bi-weekly? Since it is on microfilm, perhaps I can order it from SLC and crawl through looking for items regarding my LUSHER family, especially regarding the death of Sarah MOURY/MOWRY Lusher, her daughter Elizabeth LUSHER, possible stepdaughter Mary M. LUSHER, and remarriage of Jacob LUSHER. Dusti