Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Obituaries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/ShumanObits?read=39 Surname: Shuman ------------------------- Looking for any info on Herbert Calvin Shuman. KIA in Korean war 1950. We believe he was originally from WV but lived and joined the Army in Warren Ohio - Trumbull County.If anyone has any information on his family please email me. He was born 1924 and died 1950. He was a cpl in the U.S Army when he was killed in action. Possible first name may be spelled Hubert.Thanks in advance for any info that I receive. Carol Burt

Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=73 Surname: Schumann, Mraz ------------------------- I am researching the line of Mraz and Schumann. My gr-aunt Theresia Mraz married a Frank Schumann in 1905 (Lavaca County, Tx). They had a son named Albert Schumann in 1906. Frank passed away in 1909. His burial record lists the witnesses on Andreas Schumann and Jon Gast. If any of this information rings a bell, please let me know. Thank you....Elizabeth Mraz

Hi Joy, Saw your query. I am looking at a National Archives Publication, "Immigrant and Passenger Arrivals." On page 13, Record Group M237, it lists rolls of film of passenger lists arriving in New York during the period 1820-1897. The publication is available from any regional Federal Archive. Mine cost about $3.00 four or five years ago, so it may be higher now, but not much. Hope this helps you. Vic Boisseree ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sask" <djsk@home.com> To: <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 7:30 PM Subject: RE: [SHUMAN] Castle Garden > Hi there I am glad you are making progress. I have a great grandfather from > Ireland that would have come to NY during the 1880's so That is where I > would also need to look. Is there a website for Castle GArdenS? > > DO you know what someone did or where someone who came in 1848, and in 1827? > I have two other ancestors coming to NY in those years. > > Thank you Joy Irene > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: LakotaSue@aol.com [mailto:LakotaSue@aol.com] > > Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 4:15 PM > > To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [SHUMAN] Castle Garden > > > > > > Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries > > Board URL: > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=70 > > > > Surname: Schumann > > ------------------------- > > > > Thank you to everyone who has responded so far in my search for > > information > > on my great grandfather, Anton Schumann. Just a point of > > information. Someone > > mentioned Castle Garden. They are right, Castle Garden which was located > > on an island off the southwest tip of Manhattan, was opened in 1855 and > > closed in 1890. A temporary processing center was set up at the Old Barge > > Office in 1890 and closed in 1891. Ellis Island was opened on January 1, > > 1892. > > > > My great grandfather came here in 1885 which means he would have > > come through > > Castle Garden. > > > > Thanks again to everyone and keep all your great hints and suggestions > > coming. > > > > Elaine Haberland > > > > > >

Hi Elaine, Saw your query regarding immigration lists into New York in 1885. I am looking at a National Archives Publication, "Immigrant & Passenger Arrivals". On page 10, it lists roll 483 as showing passengers arriving in New York as immigrants for the period Jan 1, 1885 to March 16, 1885. Roll #491 covers the time frame Oct 28 through Dec 31 1885. In between are the other months. They are all part of Record Series M237, consisting of 675 rolls, 1820-1897. Hope this may be of some help. Vic Boisseree ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Haberland" <LakotaSue357@AOL.COM> To: <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 6:34 PM Subject: [SHUMAN] Anton Schumann > Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries > Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=68 > > Surname: Schumann > ------------------------- > > I have recently written to the national archives and have been told that > no records exist for people who may have entered this country through New > York City in the year 1885. I am seeking anyone's help in locating records > for that year. Could they be housed somewhere other than the National Archives? > If anyone can help me answer this question it would be greatly appreciated. > > Elaine > >

Mike, I can't help you with your query, but I can say that yours gave me quite a shock. My grandfather was James Jacob Shuman and his father was married 3 times - but not to sisters. My father's name is Albert, named after an uncle. I wonder if our two lines are connected somehow. I don't know where the Albert originally came from in daddy's family. By the way this family settled in NC. Keep up your searching and good luck. Peggy Shuman Treece At 09:10 AM 5/16/2000 -0700, you wrote: >Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries >Board URL: >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=72 > >Surname: Shuman >------------------------- > >looking for info on Jacob Shuman. He married three times to three sisters, >and each had children. One of these children, by one of the sisters, is >Charles Albert Shuman. >charles Albert Shuman b. 8/8/1870 near Logansport, Cass, co., Indiana, >d. 7/6/1927 Wichita, Ks., bur. Buffalo, Ok. >

Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=72 Surname: Shuman ------------------------- looking for info on Jacob Shuman. He married three times to three sisters, and each had children. One of these children, by one of the sisters, is Charles Albert Shuman. charles Albert Shuman b. 8/8/1870 near Logansport, Cass, co., Indiana, d. 7/6/1927 Wichita, Ks., bur. Buffalo, Ok.

Hi, Castle Garden opened in 1855 and was the nation's first center for processing arriving immigrants. I have no idea what type of processing took place before that or where the immigrants would have gone to. There is a history of Ellis Island/Castle Garden at http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlwat/hist.htm You can send e-mail to get additional information, that's what I've done. Hope I was of some help. Elaine

Elaine is correct in that Castle Garden was the port of entry in New York prior to Ellis Island. However, one should not forget that many vessels docked elsewhere: Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans and several other places. The earlier a family arrived in the new world, the more likely some of these other ports are to have been used. I have a family that arrived in Chicago as their point of entry and I haven't a real clue how they got there other than the family tradition that they came up the St. Lawrence and then across the Great Lakes. Did they transship via rail in Canada and then board another boat on the lakes? Mike Poston Rockville, Maryland ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Haberland" <LakotaSue@aol.com> To: <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 7:14 PM Subject: [SHUMAN] Castle Garden > Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries > Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=70 > > Surname: Schumann > ------------------------- > > Thank you to everyone who has responded so far in my search for information > on my great grandfather, Anton Schumann. Just a point of information. Someone > mentioned Castle Garden. They are right, Castle Garden which was located > on an island off the southwest tip of Manhattan, was opened in 1855 and > closed in 1890. A temporary processing center was set up at the Old Barge > Office in 1890 and closed in 1891. Ellis Island was opened on January 1, > 1892. > > My great grandfather came here in 1885 which means he would have come through > Castle Garden. > > Thanks again to everyone and keep all your great hints and suggestions > coming. > > Elaine Haberland > >

Me too Joy. My great-great grandfather left Paris in April, 1828 for New York and I haven't been able to find him listed on any passenger list yet at all. I know the dates are correct because I have his original passport. Hope someone out there can help us. Judi -----Original Message----- From: Sask <djsk@home.com> To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 10:32 PM Subject: RE: [SHUMAN] Castle Garden >Hi there I am glad you are making progress. I have a great grandfather from >Ireland that would have come to NY during the 1880's so That is where I >would also need to look. Is there a website for Castle GArdenS? > >DO you know what someone did or where someone who came in 1848, and in 1827? >I have two other ancestors coming to NY in those years. > >Thank you Joy Irene > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: LakotaSue@aol.com [mailto:LakotaSue@aol.com] >> Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 4:15 PM >> To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: [SHUMAN] Castle Garden >> >> >> Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries >> Board URL: >> http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=70 >> >> Surname: Schumann >> ------------------------- >> >> Thank you to everyone who has responded so far in my search for >> information >> on my great grandfather, Anton Schumann. Just a point of >> information. Someone >> mentioned Castle Garden. They are right, Castle Garden which was located >> on an island off the southwest tip of Manhattan, was opened in 1855 and >> closed in 1890. A temporary processing center was set up at the Old Barge >> Office in 1890 and closed in 1891. Ellis Island was opened on January 1, >> 1892. >> >> My great grandfather came here in 1885 which means he would have >> come through >> Castle Garden. >> >> Thanks again to everyone and keep all your great hints and suggestions >> coming. >> >> Elaine Haberland >> >> > >

Hi there I am glad you are making progress. I have a great grandfather from Ireland that would have come to NY during the 1880's so That is where I would also need to look. Is there a website for Castle GArdenS? DO you know what someone did or where someone who came in 1848, and in 1827? I have two other ancestors coming to NY in those years. Thank you Joy Irene > -----Original Message----- > From: LakotaSue@aol.com [mailto:LakotaSue@aol.com] > Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 4:15 PM > To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SHUMAN] Castle Garden > > > Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries > Board URL: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=70 > > Surname: Schumann > ------------------------- > > Thank you to everyone who has responded so far in my search for > information > on my great grandfather, Anton Schumann. Just a point of > information. Someone > mentioned Castle Garden. They are right, Castle Garden which was located > on an island off the southwest tip of Manhattan, was opened in 1855 and > closed in 1890. A temporary processing center was set up at the Old Barge > Office in 1890 and closed in 1891. Ellis Island was opened on January 1, > 1892. > > My great grandfather came here in 1885 which means he would have > come through > Castle Garden. > > Thanks again to everyone and keep all your great hints and suggestions > coming. > > Elaine Haberland > >

Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=70 Surname: Schumann ------------------------- Thank you to everyone who has responded so far in my search for information on my great grandfather, Anton Schumann. Just a point of information. Someone mentioned Castle Garden. They are right, Castle Garden which was located on an island off the southwest tip of Manhattan, was opened in 1855 and closed in 1890. A temporary processing center was set up at the Old Barge Office in 1890 and closed in 1891. Ellis Island was opened on January 1, 1892. My great grandfather came here in 1885 which means he would have come through Castle Garden. Thanks again to everyone and keep all your great hints and suggestions coming. Elaine Haberland

I hate to even reply with so little information to offer but... before the port for immigrant arrivals in NYC was built on Ellis Island, I think it was called Castle Garden. However, I do not remember the year Ellis Island was built (1890s? Lee Iococca & the 100th anniversary, have your ancestors names put on a brick for restoration - when was that?), or where records for Castle Garden may be. I hope this can guide your search. Cyndi Symanek

tHANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. chris -----Original Message----- From: Normginny@aol.com <Normginny@aol.com> To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 10:29 PM Subject: Re: [SHUMAN] Anton Schumann >maryland hall of records, rowe blvd. annopolis, md >

Me, again, I also just thought of records for Ellis Island, I would think these records would be stored in New York City somewhere. Anybody else. chris -----Original Message----- From: Elaine Haberland <LakotaSue357@aol.com> To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, May 08, 2000 10:02 PM Subject: [SHUMAN] Anton Schumann >Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries >Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=68 > >Surname: Schumann >------------------------- > >I have recently written to the national archives and have been told that >no records exist for people who may have entered this country through New >York City in the year 1885. I am seeking anyone's help in locating records >for that year. Could they be housed somewhere other than the National Archives? >If anyone can help me answer this question it would be greatly appreciated. > >Elaine >

Well, being a know it all (I'm joking - I hope), I do believe that a place in Annapolis, MD keeps records of alot of genealogy stuff. However, I do not know the name of the place - only that it is in Annapolis, MD perhaps, someone else out there knows what I'm referring too. Chris Bowen -----Original Message----- From: Elaine Haberland <LakotaSue357@aol.com> To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, May 08, 2000 10:02 PM Subject: [SHUMAN] Anton Schumann >Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries >Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=68 > >Surname: Schumann >------------------------- > >I have recently written to the national archives and have been told that >no records exist for people who may have entered this country through New >York City in the year 1885. I am seeking anyone's help in locating records >for that year. Could they be housed somewhere other than the National Archives? >If anyone can help me answer this question it would be greatly appreciated. > >Elaine >

maryland hall of records, rowe blvd. annopolis, md

Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=69 Surname: Schumann ------------------------- As I have written before, I am searching for any background I can find on my ggrandfather, Anton Schumann. Anton entered the United States in the year 1885. All of the papers that are on file with the Cattaraugus County, NY courts list him as Anton Schumann. Family stories which I have recently become aware of, say that he may have entered this country using the name Anton Harbel. The story goes that his father passed away and his mother remarried to a man by the name of Harbel. Upon entering the U.S. Anton went in search of any Harbel's who may already be living here. When he met Margaret Harbel he fell in love. Margaret's family disapproved of him because they shared the same last name and the Catholic Church of the time was very much against marriages of even the most distant cousins. To keep peace and to secure his engagement to Margaret, Anton began to again go by his birth name of Anton Schumann. I would appreciate feedback from anyone out there searching the line who may have run across Anton Schumann or any Schumann/Harbel connections. Anton came here from Bavaria. Thank you for any help you may be able to give. Elaine Haberland

Posted on: Shuman/Schuman/Schumann/Shueman Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shuman?read=68 Surname: Schumann ------------------------- I have recently written to the national archives and have been told that no records exist for people who may have entered this country through New York City in the year 1885. I am seeking anyone's help in locating records for that year. Could they be housed somewhere other than the National Archives? If anyone can help me answer this question it would be greatly appreciated. Elaine

You are very welcome for the info. I definitely know what it is like to try and track down your ancestry. I have been forunate in having a lot of my information from news clippings, notes that my parents kept and the like. A distant cousin also gave me a lot of information on the Shewman (mine) lineage when he had researched his heritage. His name is Don Williams and although I have not heard from him in a long while, I do have copies of the family group sheets. That helps tremendously. My big problem now is trying to find out where Jacob's parents originated. My guess is Germany but that is only a guess at this time. Good luck on you searching. It does become time consuming but also proves very interesting, and I've met some very nice people on the net. Marty ----- Original Message ----- From: <BBrownB@aol.com> To: <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, 06 May, 2000 6:34 PM Subject: Re: [SHUMAN] Fw: Shuman Genealogy > Thank you, Marty, for the info re: Jacob Shuman. I am not sure if this is my > Jacob or not, but I will continue to try to make the connection. The > information you sent was really interesting and it was some which I have not > seen before. > > Beverly > >

Marty, Does any of your Holderman's come from PA? Thanks Ardella My Jacob, as you can see, was born in Botetourt county, >VA >and came to Preble county, Ohio in 1805 with his father in law Christian >Holderman. > >Don't know if this gives you any help or not. > >I am the second born of Helen Gertrude Shewman, a fifth generation >descendant of >Jacob. > >Marty > >Descendants of Jacob Shewman, Sr. > > > > >Generation No. 1 > > >1. JACOB1 SHEWMAN, SR. was born 11 November 1778 in Botetourt County, >Virginia, and died 12 May 1840 in Monroe twp, Preble county, Ohio. He >married HANNAH HOLDERMAN 10 March 1804 in Botetourt County, Virginia, >daughter of CHRISTIAN HOLDERMAN. She was born Cir. 1786 in Franklin County, >Virginia, and died 30 January 1860 in Harrison Township, Darke County, >Ohio. > >Notes for JACOB SHEWMAN, SR.: > >>From the book, "History of Preble County, Ohio." > >Published by H. Z. Williams & Bro., Publishers. 1881 > > >Page 275: > >"Christian Holderman, his son Abraham and son-in-laws, Jacob Shewman and >John Koyle, and their families came out from Botetourt county, Virginia, in >1805." (This was in Lanier township.) > >Page 290 > >"Jacob Shewman, sr., was born in Botetourt county, Virginia, in 1778. In >1800 he married Hannah Holderman, who was born in Franklin county, >Virginia, in 1786. Nine children were born to them, three of whom are >living - Jacob, Martin and Susannah. In the early settlement Shewman came >to Preble county and settled on Aukerman's creek, in Lanier township. He >stayed there three years, and then moved to Gasper township. He had little >or no capital when he came to this county, but had accumulated a property >of a hundred acres of land before his death, which occured in Monroe >township in 1840. His wife died in 1861, in Darke county. Jacob Shewman, >jr., was born was born in Gasper township in 1812. In 1837 he married >Elizabeth Sayler, born in Gasper in 1820. They have had twelve children, >seven of whom survive. Mr. Shewman was township trustee for thirteen years, >from 1850 to 1863. Martin Shewman, born in Gasper township in 1817, >married, in 1841, Sarah A Cosby. She was born in Hamilton county in 1822. >They have had eleven children, five of whom are living. He was township >trustee from 1864 to 1877. He now owns and farms one hundred and >twenty-three acres in Monroe township." > >More About JACOB SHEWMAN, SR.: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > >More About HANNAH HOLDERMAN: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > > >Children of JACOB SHEWMAN and HANNAH HOLDERMAN are: > >i. ?2 SHEWMAN. > >ii. ? SHEWMAN. > >iii. ? SHEWMAN. > >iv. CHRISTIAN SHEWMAN, m. ELLA A. FALL, 31 December 1830, Preble County, >Ohio; b. Cir. 1807. > >v. JOHN S. SHEWMAN, b. 18 November 1805, Lanier twp, Preble county, Ohio; >d. 05 October 1873, Monroe Township, Preble County, Ohio; m. SUSANNAH >SHOWALTER, 05 April 1830, Preble County, Ohio. > >More About JOHN S. SHEWMAN: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > >More About SUSANNAH SHOWALTER: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > >vi. JACOB SHEWMAN JR., b. 15 December 1812, Old Trace Road, Lanier twp, >Preble county, Ohio; d. 27 March 1903, Near Eldorado, Monroe twp, Preble >county, Ohio; m. ELIZABETH SAYLER, Cir. 1837, Preble County, Ohio; b. 02 >February 1820, Gasper Township, Preble Cnty, Ohio; d. 03 March 1886, Monroe >Township, Preble County, Ohio. > >More About JACOB SHEWMAN JR.: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > >More About ELIZABETH SAYLER: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > >vii. JOSEPH SHEWMAN, b. 06 April 1815, Old Trace Road, Gasper twp, Preble >County, Ohio; d. 26 October 1855, Gasper twp, Preble Cnty, Ohio; m. MARTHA >JANE COSBY, 09 October 1839, Preble County, Ohio; b. Cir. 1824; d. Cir. >1880. > >More About JOSEPH SHEWMAN: > >Burial: Saylor Cemetary, Gasper twp, Preble county, Ohio > >More About MARTHA JANE COSBY: > >Burial: Saylor Cemetary, Gasper twp, Preble county, Ohio > >2. viii. MARTIN SHEWMAN, b. 28 December 1817, Old Trace Road, Gasper twp, >Preble county, Ohio; d. 19 October 1890, Eldorado, Monroe twp, Preble >county, Ohio. > >ix. SUSANNAH SHEWMAN, b. 29 November 1822, Monroe Township, Preble County, >Ohio; d. 14 August 1893, Harrison Township, Darke County, Ohio; m. WILLIAM >BROWN, 17 March 1842, Preble County, Ohio. > >More About SUSANNAH SHEWMAN: > >Burial: Yankee town cemetary, Harrison twp, Darke county, Ohio > > > >Generation No. 2 > > >2. MARTIN2 SHEWMAN (JACOB1) was born 28 December 1817 in Old Trace Road, >Gasper twp, Preble county, Ohio, and died 19 October 1890 in Eldorado, >Monroe twp, Preble county, Ohio. He married SARAH A. COSBY 27 November 1840 >in Preble County, Ohio, daughter of THOMAS COSBY and ANNA. She was born >Cir. 1822 in Hamilton twp, Butler county, and died 17 January 1883 in >Eldorado, Monroe Township, Preble county, Ohio. > >More About MARTIN SHEWMAN: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble county, Ohio > >More About SARAH A. COSBY: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > > >Children of MARTIN SHEWMAN and SARAH COSBY are: > >3. i. WILSON3 SHEWMAN, b. November 1848, Monroe Twnshp, Ohio; d. 08 March >1935, Monroe Twnshp, Ohio. > >ii. HENRY SHEWMAN, d. 07 October 1862. > >iii. MARGARET SHEWMAN, b. Cir. 1841. > >iv. THOMAS SHEWMAN, b. Cir. 1843. > >v. WILLIAM ALAN SHEWMAN, b. 05 June 1844. > >vi. FRANKLIN SHEWMAN, b. 08 September 1845. > >vii. OLIVER SHEWMAN, b. Cir. 1854. > >viii. CLAYTON SHEWMAN, b. 28 October 1856. > >ix. ELLEN SHEWMAN, b. 07 September 1861. > >x. ALBERT H. SHEWMAN, b. 18 June 1864, Monroe Township, Preble County, >Ohio; d. 30 July 1893, Monroe Township, Preble County, Ohio. > >More About ALBERT H. SHEWMAN: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > > > >Generation No. 3 > > >3. WILSON3 SHEWMAN (MARTIN2, JACOB1) was born November 1848 in Monroe >Twnshp, Ohio, and died 08 March 1935 in Monroe Twnshp, Ohio. He married >SARAH SAYLOR 07 February 1875. She was born 06 May 1854, and died 02 March >1935. > > >Children of WILSON SHEWMAN and SARAH SAYLOR are: > >i. EVA4 SHEWMAN, b. Cir. 1876; m. IRA GUCKIN. > >ii. HALLIE SHEWMAN, b. 05 December 1877; d. 20 May 1898. > >iii. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SHEWMAN, b. 20 March 1882; d. 18 February 1946; m. >DAISY MAE JAQUA, 29 March 1902. > >iv. HATTIE SHEWMAN, b. February 1884; m. ANDERSON FUDGE. > >4. v. JOSEPH MARTIN SHEWMAN, b. 28 November 1886, Greenville, Darke Cnty, >Ohio; d. 04 February 1959, Greenville, Darke Cnty, Ohio. > >vi. CORA SHEWMAN, b. September 1889; m. WILLIAM RITZ. > >vii. CLARA EDITH SHEWMAN, b. November 1892; m. WADDEL HARRISON WILL. > >viii. IRENE SHEWMAN, b. February 1897; m. ORVILLE RICHARDS. > > > >Generation No. 4 > > >4. JOSEPH MARTIN4 SHEWMAN (WILSON3, MARTIN2, JACOB1) was born 28 November >1886 in Greenville, Darke Cnty, Ohio, and died 04 February 1959 in >Greenville, Darke Cnty, Ohio. He married ROSA LEE WILL. She was born 17 >October 1885 in Botetourt County, Virginia, and died 20 November 1954 in >Greenville, Darke Co., Ohio. > >More About JOSEPH MARTIN SHEWMAN: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > >More About ROSA LEE WILL: > >Burial: Stump Cemetary, Monroe twp, Preble cnty > > >Children of JOSEPH SHEWMAN and ROSA WILL are: > >i. HELEN GERTRUDE5 SHEWMAN, b. 19 August 1911; d. 13 October 1982, Cape >Coral, Florida. > >ii. ? SHEWMAN, b. Unknown. > >iii. ? SHEWMAN, b. Unknown. > >iv. ? SHEWMAN, b. Unknown. > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <BAShuman@aol.com> >To: <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, 05 May, 2000 11:35 PM >Subject: Re: [SHUMAN] Fw: Shuman Genealogy > > >> In a message dated 05/05/2000 10:12:31 AM Eastern Daylight Time, >> BBrownB@aol.com writes: >> >> < Hi, >> < I have a Jacob Shuman who I am trying to verify as my ggggrandfather. >He >> was >> < born in 1778, possibly in Botetourt Co, Va. He was in Ohio by 1810 as >I >> have >> < found him listed on the tax list for that year in Hamilton Co. >> < >> < I had hoped this Jacob was my gggrandmother Catherine Shuman's father, >but >> I >> < have her as being born in 1792, so the dates don't support that. If >the >> < dates are accurate, Jacob and Catherine could have been siblings...or I >may >> < just be on the wrong track. >> < >> < I am quite sure that Catherine married Daniel 'Whitaker at Springfield, >> < Hamilton Co, OH in 1814. I have quite a lot of info on Daniel's >> descendants. >> < >> < Does any of this seem to connect with your Shuman's? >> < >> < BBB >> >> The dates are far too early to be any one of the Jacobs in my line, >but >> I need a small clarification: 'Springdale' is located in Hamilton Co., >OH., >> while 'Springfield' is actually located in Clark Co., OH. Which location >is >> correct? Oh, and there's also a 'Springboro' in Montgomery Co., OH. I >had >> various SHUMAN relatives at one time or another in all of these Ohio >> counties, and it would be helpful, and more certain, to understand the >proper >> location. If the location can be confirmed, then I can either confirm or >> eliminate any possible link. >> >> Bruce Shuman >> BAShuman@aol.com >> >> > > > >