Hello Everyone, I'm sending this letter,again, to quite a few groups of people, so it's pretty generic. I put together several email lists and there were so many people I did not send this too the last time, and this will be my last time, so thanks for being patient. You may receive this letter twice, if you are on more than one of my list, sorry about that. If you visited the web site over a month ago, take another visit, its changed quite a bit. It has several updates and explanation of my grandson's condition, ACC. My daughter asked me to make a webpage for Hunter Gale, my Grandson. I have one started and I will try to put updates on what is going on with his life and some recent pictures as I get them. This is just started so all I have is pictures and links to his ACC website, along with his ACC friends. Please take the time to visit the ACC website. These children are very special and can also use all the prayers and support that you can give. http://home.switchboard.com/HunterGale Please feel free to visit anytime. I won't be updating through email anymore, so add this to your bookmark and visit every month or so for updates. Thank-you so much for the prayers and support that all of you have given, it's made a difference. For over the last 4 months Hunter's health has been great. Thanks again, Mark Meinhart ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

I have a Mary (nee Cameron) KIECKBACH buried in Wheelersburg cemetary in 1919, according to the Ohio veteran's grave registry (Mary was a nurse for the Union side in the Civil War). She is listed as having an upright stone but the listing on the Scioto web site doesn't include her. I know that many headstones were damaged by a tornado in the 1960s and it might be that Mary's stone was one of those. My question is whether this cemetary is still in operation and if there is a caretaker (address?). As a veteran, Mary is eligible for a replacement headstone and as her relatives we would like to see her receive her veteran's recognition. The graves registry lists the section and lot so we should be able to find her. Thanks Ed Locker

Diana: Location of Henry Chapel Cemetery, Pike County. Applachian Rd. West from Rt 104 to St Rt 772 Southwest to Sunfish Creek Road (Co 21) South to Bethel Hill Road (Co 24). Cemetery is on the right, .4 miles South of junction of Loys Run Rd (Co 28) and Bethel Hill Rd (Co 24). Hope this will help. Hazel

Diana: Location of Camp Creek Cemetery in Pike County: STARR (McClay #2) St Rt 104 South from Jasper (St Rt 124 junction) 4.4 miles to cemetery on the right on a hill south of home of Albert McClay at 2261 St Rt 104, Lucasville. WALLS #2 (McClay #1) St Rt 104 South from Jasper (St Rt 124 junction) 4.1 miles to cemetery on the right of a hill. Hazel

I am looking for information about William HOLLAND who died about 1804 in Ross County, Ohio. Could William be the father of Thomas HOLLAND, who was born about 1781, in Maryland or Pennsylvania? Thomas may also have owned land in Ross County from about 1800-1810. If anyone has any information regarding HOLLAND's from this area, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you. Pam p-jines@onu.edu

I am looking for addresses for cemeteries in Pike Co. Ohio the Henry Chapel Cemetery in Camp Creek township also the McClay #2 cemetery in camp creek township Possibly known by the STARR McClay #2 cemetery Thank you Diana

James FREELAND b KY or OH m Samantha CANTER bef 1859, CH: William Henry FREELAND b 1859 Scioto Co., m 4 May 1878 in Bloom Twp., Scioto Co. Ruth F SLAVENS. William d 24 May 1934 in Pike Co., OH. Their CH: Reuben H, Smiley J, Charles W, Julia C, Robert D, Lyman Elmo, Evans L, Wayne C. Lyman m Thelma Kayser bet 1914-1921 CH: Zane Elmo FREELAND. Reuben m Stella M. (?)

I am trying to locate my gg-grandparents. I was informed this past weekend that my g-grandfather was born in the Chillicothe area by an eighty-two year old cousin of my mother's that I just located. This is quite an awakening since I have been searching for two years in the Mississippi-Alabama area. The story goes that William Thomas Brown born 13 Jun 1853 and a brother by the name George left Ohio and settled in the Madison County, MS area. From an old school project by my oldest sister I have his parents as Henry Brown and Mary _____. Any information on this set of Brown's would be greatly appreciated or if anyone doesn't mind checking the 1860 Ross County census for a Henry Brown with wife Mary and sons (I don't know if this is the only two children) - George and William Thomas I would be more than thankful. LINDA

Looking for Alton Jones, born Feb 26, 1860, son of Samuel Jones and Mary Lyons. Family members tell me Jones family was from Portsmouth area. Alton had the following brothers and sisters; Walter, Edward, Montie, Claudia, Taccie, Elsie and Zora. Alton left Ohio going to Illinois to live. He changed his last name to Everette and married Marjorie Alice Wells who was born July 3, 1865 in Coshocton, Ohio. Marjorie was the daughter of Lydia Bacraft and William Wells. I have no other information on family of Alton and Marjorie. Would appreciate any help.

Hi, I am searching for Margaret FEURT who md. George W. CUTRIGHT in Lawrence Co., OH 31 July 1825. They had the following children: John CUTRIGHT Ruth CUTRIGHT Elizabeth CUTRIGHT Emily CUTRIGHT Andrew CUTRIGHT George W. CUTRIGHT Margaret Feurt, mother to the above children, see her parents and siblings listed below: Francis FEURT was born on 28 Jul 1741 in Summerset Co., NJ. He died in Jan 1815 in Green, Scioto Co., OH. He was married to Mary before 1767. Francis FEURT and Mary had the following children: i. Peter FEURT. ii. Benjamin FEURT was born about 1778. iii. Martha FEURT. iv. Francis FEURT was born about 1786. He died between 1827 and 1830. v. Mary FEURT. vi. Rachel FEURT. vii. Gabriel FEURT. viii. Sally FEURT was born after 1800. ix. Robert FEURT was born after 1800. x. Margaret (Peggy) FEURT. md. George W. CUTRIGHT xi. Daniel FEURT. xii. James FEURT was born on 22 Sep 1807 in Scioto Co., OHIO. He died on 1 Oct 1898. I have further information on the Feurt line, if anyone is interested. If anyone has any information on the above families, please email me. Heather W. Bowers Lawrohio@aol.com

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------6EB1799E6D52 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My college english teacher would ask you how would you expect to contact the family member buried in the cemetary... ;-) Sorry, couldn't resist. Genealogists have to pay attention to details.... -- Barry C. Watson International World Team Member Independent Herbalife Distributor WWW: http://hopesanddreams.com email: bcwatson@hopesanddreams.com (800) 810-5673 (210) 319-0198 --------------6EB1799E6D52 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from fp-1.rootsweb.com (fp-1.rootsweb.com [207.113.233.233]) by crane.prod.itd.earthlink.net (8.8.7/8.8.5) with ESMTP id EAA25254 for <bcwatson@hopesanddreams.com>; Thu, 30 Jul 1998 04:52:51 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from slist@localhost) by fp-1.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id EAA08000; Thu, 30 Jul 1998 04:49:18 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 04:49:18 -0700 (PDT) Message-ID: <35C05D6B.BF8062B8@qn.net> Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 07:47:56 -0400 From: marlene robinson <mrobins@qn.net> Reply-To: mrobins@qn.net X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: SCIOTO-VALLEY-OH-L@rootsweb.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Subject: [Scioto-Valley-OH-L] Cemeteries Resent-Message-ID: <"-udZBD.A.W7B.72Fw1"@fp-1.rootsweb.com> To: Scioto-Valley-OH-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: Scioto-Valley-OH-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <Scioto-Valley-OH-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/1196 X-Loop: Scioto-Valley-OH-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: Scioto-Valley-OH-L-request@rootsweb.com Does anyone know the address of the Brethren Cemetery in Hocking County Ohio. This was back in 1924 I have some one buried there in my family and I want to contact them to see if any others are buried there. I figure they may have changed the name. Please let me know. Marlene ==== Scioto-Valley-OH Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe: SINGLE MAIL - SCIOTO-VALLEY-OH-L-request@rootsweb.com (message body->) unsubscribe DIGEST MAIL - SCIOTO-VALLEY-OH-D-request@rootsweb.com (message body->) unsubscribe Our Mailing Address: SCIOTO-VALLEY-OH-L@rootsweb.com (NOTICE no "-request" in the address) --------------6EB1799E6D52--

Deanna I am replying to the list as I have not posted my CORY surname in a long time. My gggrandmother was Elizabeth CORY b in OH the dau of Stephen CORY. She married William ROSS in 1823 Ross County. Cyrena CORY b 1825 dau of James CORY m Anthony W ROSS son of William ROSS & Elizabeth CORY in 1843. Any connection? Bonnie bwmurphy@juno.com On Thu, 30 Jul 1998 23:17:23 -0400 "Deanna Jones" <deannaj@zoomnet.net> writes: >Hi, I am looking for anyone researching the above surnames. I will be >more than happy to share the information I have. Looking forward to >hearing from anyone. Thanks, Deanna Jones _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Looking for Parents and descendents of Husband:Peter Parker b. 1822 KY Wife: Sarah C. TOMER b.1824 OH. Married Sept 20,1843 Twin,Ross,Ohio. Children: Richard b.1844,Twin,Ross,OH Sarah b. 1848,Twin,Ross,OH Margaret b 1850,Twin,Ross,OH, md George P. Stephens,Dec 30,1875 VanBuren,Iowa William R. b June 1852,Twin,Ross,OH Olive D. b. 1858,Washington,Washington,IA Mary Susan b 1859,Washington,Washington,IA md. Nathaniel Fulton Stephens Sep 11,1878,VanBuren,IA Appreciate any and all information leading to the gaining of this information. As always will be more than happy to share any and all information with you. Reply to cobbwebb@gte.net Have A Great Day, Bill Stephens

John: Found DANIEL LEE married MARGARET CHADD in 1808, and they lived in the Millar settlement on the West side of the Scioto River for seven years. They were the parents of the follows: DANIEL, JR who died before 1870 near Muncie, Delware County, Indiana; (2) ELIZABETH LEE who married JAMES STARR reside in Pike County, Ohio. (a James Starr married Betsy Lee Feb 9, 1827 in the marriage book). Their is additional information on Daniel Lee & his parents. If you don't have the information on the deaths of the STARRS in the Old Methodist Cemetery - Henry Chapel and McCaly Cem #2, I will email them to you direct if you want them. Hazel

Hi, I am looking for anyone researching the above surnames. I will be more than happy to share the information I have. Looking forward to hearing from anyone. Thanks, Deanna Jones

I don't see any immediate connections, but this is possibly the same Starr family. My grandfather and his sister were born on H.C. Starr's farm in Coopersville, Pike Co., OH., my grandfather Charles Robert Myers b. 12/6/87 and my great aunt Annie Dora Myers born a year earlier in 1886. My 2nd. great grandfather John R. Myers, b. c. 1843 married Mary Jane Johnson August 11, 1863. Mary Jane Johnson's mother was Nancy Starr who was H.C. Starr's daughter. The Starr farm is now owned and occupied by a McClay and I have corresponded with his wife. In the 1950's there was a distribution of assets to an estate from a deceased Starr in Iowa. In addition to Myers and McClay, there were also Cowan's intermarried with branches of the Starrs. >>>>Looking for information on Samuel Starr he died in Pike Co Ohio in 1837 he was born in Chester Co., Pa in 1771. His father's name was Moses Starr. His wife's name was Rebecca and they had several children one of which was Catherine Starr who married Jacob Chadd in Pike Co 26 June 1826. Thank you for any info you might be able to help me with. Oh yes from his will I have the following childrens names Henry Starr Jeremiah Starr Elizabeth Starr married name Carter James Starr Catherine Starr married name Chadd Nancy Starr married name Cooper Elizabeth Starr married name Armstrong Maria Starr married to Wall Maria was desceased at the time her father wrote the will. John Giacolet@Compuserve.com

>The Book "History of Lower Scioto Valley" lists my GGG-Grandfather rs >as an early settler (prior to 1812) in Lick Township, then in Ors >County. > >The 1820 Pike County, Jackson District census has Philip as a head of >household in the age bracket "over 45 years of age. > >Philip is also listed in "Southern Ohio Tax Payers in the 1820's" as >follows > Philip Hartley 1826 chattle JA/33 > Philip Hartley 1829 chattle JA/32 > >The 1830 Jackson County Ohio census show a a Philip Hartley as a head of >household in age bracket 80/90 years of age. > >I would appreciate any information on Philip - where born: where and >when hs died: where interned, Anything. > >I only know hi is my GGG-Grandfather and he was married to a Mary >Siford. > >Jack Hartley >Charleston, WV > Jack, I will be going to the Jackson City Library the next few days and I'll be glad to do a lookup for you in the cemetary books that have been compiled by the Hixon ladies. If you have any additional info (what TOWNSHIP did Philip live in in the 1830 census?) please forward to me and it will help narrow the search. If he was 80-90 years at the time of the census, there's a good chance he is buried here (Jackson Co.) Anthony Coyan Jackson, OH

-- [ From: Pat Garrett * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] -- Found the following: Hocking county, Marion Township: Brethren - Mt Zion S23-24, T14,R17. On west side of TR96 (Monnett Rd) 1/4 mi. north of TR80 (Rowland-Derr Rd). Reference: "Ohio Cemeteries" pub. Ohio Gen Soc.1978 -------- REPLY, Original message follows -------- Date: Thursday, 30-Jul-98 07:47 AM From: marlene robinson \ Internet: (mrobins@qn.net) To: Scioto- Valley-OH-L@rootsweb.com \ Internet: (scioto-valley-oh-l@rootsweb.com) Subject: [Scioto-Valley-OH-L] Cemeteries Does anyone know the address of the Brethren Cemetery in Hocking County Ohio . This was back in 1924 I have some one buried there in my family and I want to contact them to see if any others are buried there. I figure they may have changed the name. Please let me know. Marlene ==== Scioto-Valley-OH Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe: SINGLE MAIL - SCIOTO-VALLEY-OH-L-request@rootsweb.com (message body->) unsubscribe DIGEST MAIL - SCIOTO-VALLEY-OH-D-request@rootsweb.com (message body->) unsubscribe Our Mailing Address: SCIOTO-VALLEY-OH-L@rootsweb.com (NOTICE no "-request" in the address) -------- REPLY, End of original message --------

Ohio Researchers, I'm about to leave for PA for a few days. I've post this before and I've seen a couple of querry's lately about locations of OHIO cemetery's. I have two books that locate the majority of the cemetery's in OHIO, NOT THE PEOPLE IN THEM. I will be glad to reply to any emails when I get back if you are having trouble locating any cemeterys. Have a good weekend, Mark Meinhrt ____________________________________________________________________ Get free e-mail and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

Looking for any information about Maurice KIECKBACH. He is listed in the 1865 Portsmouth city directory as a physician and surgeon with office and residence in Portsmouth. I do not have access to any other city directories (found this one in an obscure collection on a business trip). I suspect he may have also been in Wheelersburg in this timeframe, as his wife, Mary (nee CAMERON) and surviving son, Maurice (sometimes spelt as KIECKBAH and KICKBACK) appear spotily in other sources. I also found an apparent son, (Abr. KECKBAUGH, not known if this child survived) living with Amanda CAMERON, Mary's mother, in the 1870 Porter township census. Can anyone check city directories for Portsmouth and Wheelersburg for this timeframe (1860 - 1880)? Thanks Ed Locker