I would like info ab out the Bulla,Hampton, crampton familes. They are paternal ancestors. Robert Sutherland rwa430@sbcglobal.net

That's pretty much what I am asking for: a range of ages. Old enough to be usefully apprenticed so that no money need be given with him when he is put out. It appears he was apprenticed as a carpenter. If I knew how old he was at the time he apprenticed I'd know approximately when he was born. I have not found his birth in the Quaker records, and in fact, I do not think his father was Quaker, though his mother was most likely a birthright Quaker. It appears that James West Sr. was in Philadelphia before the arrival of Penn, and had six children, some most likely born before his arrival in America. The son James who was "put out" was likely the youngest. Birth dates for two older siblings were 1690 (Charles) and 1681 (a prior James whose death date is not known). The other three children I have no birth dates for. The son Jonathan she mentioned in her will died in 1704. They likely came from Bristol, England and she mentions a Roger Harrow (Barrow?) as a "kinsman" in her will. I have no birth dates for Prudence or her husband, and therefore estimate her birth to be about 1658. On Mar 24, 2012, at 10:38 AM, rob stace wrote: > how old was the boy at the time he went to apprentice? > > On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 5:38 AM, Carol Thompson <ctgd@mac.com> wrote: > Hello Listers; > > My 8g grandfather James West died in 1701. His wife Prudence died in 1702. Her will (1702 July 1) mentions two minor sons, James and Jonathan. Their mother appointed "William Southebe, John Kinsey, Pentacost Teague, and Joseph Stine" her Executors in her will. > > I have found this reference also regarding James West: > Early Quaker Records of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Volume 1, 1682-1750: > p. 194: 26-9-1708: Pentecoast Teague reports that an orphan child of James West's wants a place to be put out apprentice. > > p. 195: 28-11-1708: Pentecoast Teague reports that he has provided a place for James West with Jacob Usher, carpenter, but the meeting thinks there is no need to give money with him, considering his age and the time he is to be with him. > > 25-12-1708: Pentecoast Teague is desired to continue to care to provide a place to put James West. > > > Is there a way to calculate the approximate birth date of the child James West, knowing he was old enough to not need a stipend sent with him in 1708? Suggestions for my further research? > > Thanks, > Carol T.

Here are the bits and pieces of the on going-work of compiling research and photos of Padgett's Creek Quaker Burial Ground, Sedalia, Union County, South Carolina. 1. Here is a link to the work-in-progress of matching old and new photos to the 7 Mar 2012 Survey Map. (With thanks to my two anonymous helpers in photos:) 120 Photos of Padgett's Creek Burial Ground, Union County SC with preliminary identifications: http://askgrannyus.posterous.com/padgetts-creek-powerpoint 2. Location: Go to maps.google.com and type in address 1940 Old Buncombe Road, Sedalia, SC for a street view of the fence at the entrance, plus locational map 3. For the Surveyor's map, with preliminary links to published inscriptions: http://askgrannyus.posterous.com/draft-map-of-padgetts-creek-with-my-identifie 4. For a preliminary listing of names: http://askgrannyus.posterous.com/padgetts-creek-names I would very much welcome a brief paragraph, with reference citations if possible, for any of the families listed (send to jrussell2@charter.net). The details of were they came from, when, and where they went to and when would be very good to include with attribution to the sender.

Hello Listers; My 8g grandfather James West died in 1701. His wife Prudence died in 1702. Her will (1702 July 1) mentions two minor sons, James and Jonathan. Their mother appointed "William Southebe, John Kinsey, Pentacost Teague, and Joseph Stine" her Executors in her will. I have found this reference also regarding James West: Early Quaker Records of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Volume 1, 1682-1750: p. 194: 26-9-1708: Pentecoast Teague reports that an orphan child of James West's wants a place to be put out apprentice. p. 195: 28-11-1708: Pentecoast Teague reports that he has provided a place for James West with Jacob Usher, carpenter, but the meeting thinks there is no need to give money with him, considering his age and the time he is to be with him. 25-12-1708: Pentecoast Teague is desired to continue to care to provide a place to put James West. Is there a way to calculate the approximate birth date of the child James West, knowing he was old enough to not need a stipend sent with him in 1708? Suggestions for my further research? Thanks, Carol T.

how old was the boy at the time he went to apprentice? On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 5:38 AM, Carol Thompson <ctgd@mac.com> wrote: > Hello Listers; > > My 8g grandfather James West died in 1701. His wife Prudence died in > 1702. Her will (1702 July 1) mentions two minor sons, James and Jonathan. > Their mother appointed "William Southebe, John Kinsey, Pentacost Teague, > and Joseph Stine" her Executors in her will. > > I have found this reference also regarding James West: > Early Quaker Records of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Volume 1, 1682-1750: > p. 194: 26-9-1708: Pentecoast Teague reports that an orphan child of James > West's wants a place to be put out apprentice. > > p. 195: 28-11-1708: Pentecoast Teague reports that he has provided a place > for James West with Jacob Usher, carpenter, but the meeting thinks there is > no need to give money with him, considering his age and the time he is to > be with him. > > 25-12-1708: Pentecoast Teague is desired to continue to care to provide a > place to put James West. > > > Is there a way to calculate the approximate birth date of the child James > West, knowing he was old enough to not need a stipend sent with him in > 1708? Suggestions for my further research? > > Thanks, > Carol T. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > QUAKER-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- Robert Stacey has moved to Casa Glendale and Jeeter Dawg now lives with a family in Burbank including Amber, Linda, and Martin.

My g-gpa, David Willson (2-L's) is purportedly recorded in the Warren Co., NJ Meeting born on March 6, 1861 in NJ and dying in Neosho Co., KS on March 2, 1895. Both dates are more precise than my descendant records (non-Quaker), and I'm surprised that Quaker ancestry was never discussed in family get-togethers. Is this common for extended Quaker family to record at 'home base' rather than at the local Meeting? In fact, I don't know if there was a local Meeting in, or near, Erie, Neosho Co., KS. Can anyone in the forum provide proof of these dates and places? Hinshaw's books are not available in the local library, and his index is checked out. Any other reference material available to verify this David Willson is a son of Abijah and Margaret Willson of Quakertown, NJ? Thanks in advance, Mike Wilson, mwtroth@comcast.net

My g-gpa, David Willson (2-L's) is purportedly recorded in the Warren Co., NJ Meeting born on March 6, 1861 in NJ and dying in Neosho Co., KS on March 2, 1895. Both dates are more precise than my descendant records (non-Quaker), and I'm surprised that Quaker ancestry was never discussed in family get-togethers. Is this common for extended Quaker family to record at 'home base' rather than at the local Meeting? In fact, I don't know if there was a local Meeting in, or near, Erie, Neosho Co., KS. Can anyone in the forum provide proof of these dates and places? Hinshaw's books are not available in the local library, and his index is checked out. Any other reference material available to verify this David Willson is a son of Abijah and Margaret Willson of Quakertown, NJ? Thanks in advance, Mike Wilson, mwtroth@comcast.net

Below is the listing of Padgett's Creek Families that I have so far. I also included the references I 've found in Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of Quaker families. Additions and corrections are welcome! If you would like to submit a short paragraph *with references,* about any of these families (members, where from, where to, etc.), I would be very glad to include your paragraph with attribution in the 2012 Padgett's Creek Report and your references in the bibliography of sources. I would not trust myself to know which online info is correct, so please contribute if you'd like to have a bit about your family/families or research interests included. Addington, Clark/Clerk, John Cook, Cooper, Samuel Cooper, Jacob Cooper, Nathan Dodd, John Dodd, William Edmundson, Isaac Fincher, Jesse Gist, Hibbs, Hooker, Edward Hunt, Mary (now Pots) Lamb, William Lamb, Longshore Neaderman, Pearson, Enoch, son of John Pearson, Lawrence Pearson, Mealin Smith, David Smith, David Jr. Smith, Hannah STB Hibbs, wife of David Sr. Smith, William, s Ralph Smith, Aaron, s Ralph Smith, Rachel, d Ralph Smith, Zopher, s Ralph Smith, Ralph, s david Townsend, James, son of John Townsend, John Jr. Townsend, William, son of John *From Cane Creek Monthly Meeting Notes John Clerk d. 10-18- 1796 bur Pagets Creek (Hinshaw vol 1, p 1055, original record p 36) {Additional Notes Rebecca Fincher is said to be buried in Padgett's Creek and there is a R.F. there, inscribed 1798. Cane Creek lists Rebecca Fincher d. 10-31-1797, but with no burial note. (Hinshaw vol 1, p 1056, original record p 48) John Clark’s will mentions: Elizabeth Clark, Henry Clark, Hester Clark, John Clark, Jonathan Clark, Mary Clark, Rachel Clark, Rebekah Clark, Thomas Clark, William Morgan, Lawrence Pearson, Isham Prince, Charles Emanual Thiall, Henry Thickpenney, James Townshend, Bartholomew Wood. } *Bush River MM , Hinshaw Vol 1 3. John Clerk d. 10-18- 1796 bur Pagets Creek (Hinshaw vol 1, p 1055, original record p 36) Cooper 1778, 6, 27. Jacob of Padget Creek, dis. 1781, 1, 27. Samuel, of Padget’s Creek, dis. 1785, 9, 24. Nathan of Padget’s Creek, dis. Edmundson 1778, 2, 28. Isaac of Padet’s Creek, dis. Hunt 1784, 8, 28. Mary Pots (form Hund), of Padget’s Creek, dis mou. Lamb 1775, 3, 25. William of Padgit’s Crek, dis. 1779, 10, 30. Longshore, of Padget’s Creek, dis. Pearson 1778, 10, 31. Enoch, d John, of Padget Creek, dis. 1779, 11, 27. Mealin, s. John, of Padget Creek, dis Pots 1784, 8, 28. Mary (form Hunt), of Padget’s Creek, dis mou. Randal 1775, 10, 28. Joseph and ch. Sarah, Joseph, James, Isaac, Thomas, Ann and Hanna, of Padjets Creek, recrq. [received by request] Smith 1778, 2, 30. William, Aaron, and Rachel, ch. Ralph, Padget’s Creek, dis. 1778, 11, 30. Zopher, s Ralph, of Padget’s Creek, dis. 1783, 11, 29. David of Padget’s Creek, dis. 1783, 11, 29. Joseph [son of David, above] dis mou. 1784,4,24. David con his misconduct. [this is actually 5th month on the tape] Townsend 1782, 12, 28. John, Jr., of Padget’s Creek, dis. *Bush River MM mentions of Padgett’s Creek, errata and addedum to Vol I 1781, 1, 27. Samuel Cooper, of Padgett’s Creek, dis taking up arms and going out in a warlike manner. 1783, 1, 25. William and John Dodd dis bearing arms and going out in a warlike manner; paper ordered read at Pagets Creek Mtg. 1774, 3, 26. Jesse Fincher dis encouragement and fighting; paper ordered read at Padgets Creek 1777, 8, 30. Edward Hooker dis bearing arms; paper ordered read at Padgett’s Creek. 1778, 6, 27. Lawrence Pearson dis proposing to defend himself with war accouterments; paper ordered read at Paget’s Creek. 1778, 8, 29. Enoch Pearson, s. John, of Padget’s Creek, dis going out with the army in a warlike many. 1781, 1, 27. James and William Townsend, s John of Padget’s Creek, dis taking up arms and going out in a warlike manner. 1782, 12, 28. John Townsend, Jr. of Padget’s Creek, dis taking up arms and going out in a warlike manner.

My g-gpa, David Willson (2-L's) is purportedly recorded in the Warren Co., NJ Meeting born on March 6, 1861 in NJ and dying in Neosho Co., KS on March 2, 1895. Both dates are more precise than my descendant records (non-Quaker), and I'm surprised that Quaker ancestry was never discussed in family get-togethers. Is this common for extended Quaker family to record at 'home base' rather than at the local Meeting? In fact, I don't know if there was a local Meeting in, or near, Erie, Neosho Co., KS. Can anyone in the forum provide proof of these dates and places? Hinshaw's books are not available in the local library, and his index is checked out. Any other reference material available to verify this David Willson is a son of Abijah and Margaret Willson of Quakertown, NJ? Thanks in advance, Mike Wilson, mwtroth@comcast.net

Judy, Wikipedia tells me that "Morven Township" was in Marion County until 1848 and then became part of Morrow County. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morven I looked up Alum Creek MM in Volume IV of Hinshaw and found on page 1192 the White entries you quote plus seven more WHITE entries. I read the 1833 entry as saying Henry While died on October 10 and was buried at "Morvin, Ohio", which I understand from Wikipedia was Morven Township, in 1824-1842 part of Marion County and now somewhere in western Morrow County. That may well have been the Weston or later Whetstone Preparative Meeting that stayed with and became the site of business meetings of the Hicksite branch of Alum Creek MM after 1828. Whetstone Meeting was located just north of present-day U.S. 42 in Gilead Township, and its properties are discussed on page 38 of my list of all properties in Ohio Valley Yearly Meeting, formerly named Indiana YM (Hicksite): http://www2.wilmington.edu/academics/documents/OVYMDeedlist25January2010.pdf [Many e-mail servers insert a line break or return in long URLs like this one, and one must manually edit the link to remove the break before clicking through to the desired site.] Or maybe not; I have visited the Whetstone/Alum Creek-Hicksite burial ground and meetinghouse sites, but I have not researched the genealogy in Morrow County. I found some MULLENIX entries on page 1176 suggesting they all transferred in from Plains MM in New York. The entry on Gideon Mullenix's marriage to Hannah White says they were married at Northern PM [later part of Gilead Twp., Morrow Cty.], and Hannah was the daughter of Joshua and Mercy White of Marion County. I never worked out whether Northern PM became Weston or somehow disappeared. Tom Thomas C. Hill Charlottesville, VA 22901-6355 U.S.A. formerly Cincinnati, OH <http://www.quakermeetings.com/> www.QuakerMeetings.com E-mail: <mailto:MonthlyMeetings@gmail.com> MonthlyMeetings@gmail.com From: Judy Anderson [mailto:judyanderson376@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, 20 March, 2012 7:32 PM To: MonthlyMeetings@gmail.com Subject: Alum Creek Monthly Meetings Good evening I have been researching my ancestors who lived in Hicksville, Defiance County Ohio, from at least 1850-1890. I came across information on ancestry.com regarding the Alum Creek Monthly Meetings in which it shows an entry of what I believe my 3rd generation grandmother, i.e., Hannah White marrying my 3rd generation grandfather, i.e., Gideon Mullennix. I am not familiar with Quaker meetings, but I believe it is noting the date January 24, 1834. There is a title of: WHITE 1833, 10, 10. Henry d bur Morvin, O. 1834, 1, 24. Hannah m Gideon MULLENIX I have so many questions, I don't know where to begin, but can you tell me, what the 1833 entry is saying? Also, what is the Alum Creek Monthly Meeting? Where were they held? Basically, how do I go to find out more about this information? I would appreciate any assistance you can provide. I received this email from research on the Internet. Judy Anderson Scotch Plains, NJ Thank you!

I'm trying to track down additional information on Thomas Cox who was married to Bethenia/Bethany Aldridge. Thomas died c. January 1814. I'm trying to determine if this Thomas had a son named Thomas who married Mahala. I know this is a longshot, but I'm hoping someone may have info they would be willing to share? Thanks, Chris Taylor

While I cannot speak directly to this query, I suggest treating Bedell's work with skepticism. I've found numerous errors in this book. As with any secondary source make every attempt to find supporting evidence. Suzanne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Daniel W Treadway" <treadway@netins.net> To: "Thomas Hamm" <tomh@earlham.edu>; "Dale Harguess" <daleharguess4@gmail.com> Cc: "QUAKER-ROOTS" <QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 11:54 AM Subject: Re: [Q-R] Crew's in Virginia > /A Genealogy of the Crew and Ellyson Families/ by L Frank Bedell, on > page 10 of the Crew section says that David Crew, b 9th month 1735 > married Sara Gooch was son of William Crew who married 7m-8-1729 to > Hannah Sanders. Other children of William and Hannah are listed as > Charity, Hannah, Molly, Constantine, William, Judith, and Jane. On > page 6, William is listed as the 8th of ten children of John Crew who > married first Catharine and married second Sara. > > Bedell, like Parry, cites no sources. > > > On Wed, 21 Mar 2012 09:19:18 -0400 (EDT) > Thomas Hamm <tomh@earlham.edu> wrote: >> Webster Parry (1848-1936), a Quaker genealogist of Richmond, >>Indiana, compiled histories of many Quaker families , Pidgeon among >>them. He says that Elizabeth was the daughter of David and Sarah >>(Gooch) Crew. Parry seldom indicated his sources, but I have found >>him generally reliable. Much of his research was based on monthly >>meeting records, but he apparently also had access to records in >>private hands that are now lost. >> >> The marriage certificate for Charles and Elizabeth at Deep River in >>1789 gives Charles's parents as Isaac and Sarah, and Elizabeth's as >>David and Sarah. >> >> Tom Hamm >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> >>From: "Dale Harguess" <daleharguess4@gmail.com> >> To: "QUAKER-ROOTS" <QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:57:49 AM >> Subject: [Q-R] Crew's in Virginia >> >> I am trying to find out the parents and siblings of an Elizabeth >>Crew who >> was born 19 Sept. 1771 in Virginia. She married a Charles Pidgeon >>and they >> had a son named Isaac marion Pidgeon who was born 20 Sept. 1793 in >>Guilford >> County, North Carolina. >> I would also like to learn the parents of Charles Pidgeon if anyone >>could >> help I would appreciate it greatly. >> Thanks, >> Dale in California > > -- > Dan Treadway > P. O. Box 72 Gilbert IA 50105 > treadway@netins.net > http://showcase.netins.net/web/treadway/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > QUAKER-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

/A Genealogy of the Crew and Ellyson Families/ by L Frank Bedell, on page 10 of the Crew section says that David Crew, b 9th month 1735 married Sara Gooch was son of William Crew who married 7m-8-1729 to Hannah Sanders. Other children of William and Hannah are listed as Charity, Hannah, Molly, Constantine, William, Judith, and Jane. On page 6, William is listed as the 8th of ten children of John Crew who married first Catharine and married second Sara. Bedell, like Parry, cites no sources. On Wed, 21 Mar 2012 09:19:18 -0400 (EDT) Thomas Hamm <tomh@earlham.edu> wrote: > Webster Parry (1848-1936), a Quaker genealogist of Richmond, >Indiana, compiled histories of many Quaker families , Pidgeon among >them. He says that Elizabeth was the daughter of David and Sarah >(Gooch) Crew. Parry seldom indicated his sources, but I have found >him generally reliable. Much of his research was based on monthly >meeting records, but he apparently also had access to records in >private hands that are now lost. > > The marriage certificate for Charles and Elizabeth at Deep River in >1789 gives Charles's parents as Isaac and Sarah, and Elizabeth's as >David and Sarah. > > Tom Hamm > > ----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Dale Harguess" <daleharguess4@gmail.com> > To: "QUAKER-ROOTS" <QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:57:49 AM > Subject: [Q-R] Crew's in Virginia > > I am trying to find out the parents and siblings of an Elizabeth >Crew who > was born 19 Sept. 1771 in Virginia. She married a Charles Pidgeon >and they > had a son named Isaac marion Pidgeon who was born 20 Sept. 1793 in >Guilford > County, North Carolina. > I would also like to learn the parents of Charles Pidgeon if anyone >could > help I would appreciate it greatly. > Thanks, > Dale in California -- Dan Treadway P. O. Box 72 Gilbert IA 50105 treadway@netins.net http://showcase.netins.net/web/treadway/

Webster Parry (1848-1936), a Quaker genealogist of Richmond, Indiana, compiled histories of many Quaker families , Pidgeon among them. He says that Elizabeth was the daughter of David and Sarah (Gooch) Crew. Parry seldom indicated his sources, but I have found him generally reliable. Much of his research was based on monthly meeting records, but he apparently also had access to records in private hands that are now lost. The marriage certificate for Charles and Elizabeth at Deep River in 1789 gives Charles's parents as Isaac and Sarah, and Elizabeth's as David and Sarah. Tom Hamm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale Harguess" <daleharguess4@gmail.com> To: "QUAKER-ROOTS" <QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:57:49 AM Subject: [Q-R] Crew's in Virginia I am trying to find out the parents and siblings of an Elizabeth Crew who was born 19 Sept. 1771 in Virginia. She married a Charles Pidgeon and they had a son named Isaac marion Pidgeon who was born 20 Sept. 1793 in Guilford County, North Carolina. I would also like to learn the parents of Charles Pidgeon if anyone could help I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks, Dale in California ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUAKER-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Yes. Tom Hamm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith F. Russell" <jrussell2@charter.net> To: sc-bushriverquakers@rootsweb.com Cc: quaker-roots@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:45:27 AM Subject: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] A Question about Hinshaw's transcriptions of Bush River MM As part of our on-going project to gather as much Padgett's Creek MM (Union SC) into one booklet, I'm reading through Hinshaw's transcriptions of the Bush River MM tapes and looking for references to Padgett's Creek, a subsidiary (not sure that's the right term). My question this morning is: if the Bush River meeting records say "of Padgett's Creek," as for example in the Cooper listings on 1028 Vol I, can I list that name as a member of the Padgett's Creek Meeting? Thank you. Judy Russell Bogart, GA ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

As part of our on-going project to gather as much Padgett's Creek MM (Union SC) into one booklet, I'm reading through Hinshaw's transcriptions of the Bush River MM tapes and looking for references to Padgett's Creek, a subsidiary (not sure that's the right term). My question this morning is: if the Bush River meeting records say "of Padgett's Creek," as for example in the Cooper listings on 1028 Vol I, can I list that name as a member of the Padgett's Creek Meeting? Thank you. Judy Russell Bogart, GA

I am trying to find out the parents and siblings of an Elizabeth Crew who was born 19 Sept. 1771 in Virginia. She married a Charles Pidgeon and they had a son named Isaac marion Pidgeon who was born 20 Sept. 1793 in Guilford County, North Carolina. I would also like to learn the parents of Charles Pidgeon if anyone could help I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks, Dale in California

You will find a draft mapping of the identifiable tombstones at Padgett's Creek Quaker Cemetery, Union County SC, at this link: http://askgrannyus.posterous.com/draft-map-of-padgetts-creek-with-my-identifie This is the recently completed surveyor's map with my *preliminary* notes on it. The transcription of the tombstones is still a work-in-progress, so we welcome input about the people and families of the Padgett's Creek area. We are putting together a report with timeline for the land tenure, bibliography, photos, tombstone transcriptions, and other details. I would *very greatly* appreciate any bibliographic citations (especially with the scanned items!!) or other photos you have. Please reply to me off-list if you have questions, suggestions, input, or some items that you would like to send about Padgett's Creek and families: jrussell2@charter.net Possibly we could also compile a list of families. I've seen bits and pieces, but never, I don't think, an attempt at a complete listing. I'd welcome your input there, too. The list of families that I have so far is: Addington, Clark/Clerk, Cook, Fincher, Gist, Hibbs, Hunt, Neaderman, Pearson, Smith Thank you! Judy Russell Family lines at Padgett's Creek: Smith, Hibbs, Pearson

thanks to seth for all of the work on these things which bring the past alive in the present for those of us who seek more info on our quaker ancestors. All you do is worth its weight in gold, we appreciate. On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 3:52 AM, Seth Hinshaw <sethhinshaw@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi everyone - Ohio Yearly Meeting is working on a historical pamphlet for our 200th session this year. I have posted a pdf of the two-page spreads on our historical website. Feel free to send me any editorial changes. One thing that I would especially appreciate would be scans of photographs of people or places in Ohio YM. > > Here is the link to the page with the pdfs: http://www.quaker-chronicle.info/oymbk.php > > Thank you all - Seth > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to QUAKER-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- Robert Stacey has moved to Casa Glendale and Jeeter  Dawg  now lives with a family in Burbank including Amber, Linda, and Martin.

Hi everyone - Ohio Yearly Meeting is working on a historical pamphlet for our 200th session this year. I have posted a pdf of the two-page spreads on our historical website. Feel free to send me any editorial changes. One thing that I would especially appreciate would be scans of photographs of people or places in Ohio YM. Here is the link to the page with the pdfs: http://www.quaker-chronicle.info/oymbk.php Thank you all - Seth