This came to me from another list, thought it might help someone? ----- Original Message ----- From: "O Slush" <ojfwb@webtv.net> To: <OH-FOOTSTEPS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2000 8:44 AM Subject: 41 deaths in Cuyahoga Co., OH - Aug 1879 > Following deaths are listed on "Record of Deaths" ledger page, Cuyahoga > County, OH, and contains many deaths btwn Aug 7 and 12, 1869. Am > listing only name and age here. For additional infomoation on this > ledger, email me at < ojfwb@webtv.net >. > > (ledger page is handwritten - did the best I could in transcribing info) > > 7 Aug 1879: > William BOHN age 10 weeks > Mary DROMBROLSKEY age 9 mo > Nellie B. STEWART age 11 mo > Adolf HUNEL age 4 weeks > Baby RYBAK age 0 > Thomas TABER age 73 > Ann N. NORTON age 29 > > 8 Aug 1879: > Ann FUHLON (FAHLON?) age 2 1/2 > Julia A. PHENIX age 10 mos > Sabina SCHUHMAN age 32 > Baby NEWMAN age 0 > Baby STINDECOULE age 10 hour > Walter WILLIAMS age 9 weeks > > 9 Aug 1879: > Clarra HAWKINS age 1 year > Lilly GUSTA age 10 mo > Mary SOMBROOCKI age 6 week > George M. HUMPHREY age 2 mo > Michael JONES age 5 1/2 mo > Gertrude WALLS age 8 mo > Henry J. YEARUTY age 2 1/2 > James KAUSKY age 1 yr > Patrick PATTEN age 14 mo > Mary BARFANY (BAFFANY?) age 6 weeks > > 10 Aug 1879: > Wm. GILLEN age 19 > Phillip MATTERN age 2 mo > Mary A. FREEMAN age 10 (16?) mo > Elizabeth NOVAK age 8 mo > Babe LEUTZ age 3 mo > Emma KEAM age 30 > John CARRIER age 35 > Linna YATES (GATES?) age 2 1/2 > Sarah BREDYUIMSK (BREDYUIMSKI?) age 10 weeks > John BUETTNER age 13 yr > > 11 Aug 1879: > Joseph FAILA age 3 d > Estella ORTH age 5 yr > Cathrine ROBB age 67 > James MCGOVERN age 68 > Mary POWERS age 13 days > Margaret F. DILLON age 1 mo > > 12 Aug 1879: > George E. BOOSEY age 1 1/2 year > Martha STURIHLER age 2 year > > ______________________________

Margaret-Thanks for the reply but I don't believe my Shuman's were ever in Canada. Regards, Monte

Margaret-Thanks for the reply but I don't believe my Shuman's were ever in Canada. Regards, Monte

Margaret-Thanks for the reply but I don't believe my Shuman's were ever in Canada. Regards, Monte

I am seeking any information on the family (ancestors or descendents) of Ernest K. Shoeman who married Bertha Eichelberger in PA. They had 10 children, including Phoebe (b. 1896, m. Clarence Monn, 1917, d. 1962 - my grandmother), Ernest (the oldest), Louella (youngest, m. Frank Idecola), Ellen, Wayne (m. Catharine "Cass"), Robert (m. Katharine "Kitty"), Birdie. Ernest K. Shoeman had a brother (Hiram) and 2 sisters (Edith "Edie", d. 1950-52 and Mabel "Mab", d. before 1945). After E.K.'s death, Bertha married a gentleman named Favor.

Monte- I have a Charles Shewman, born Ontario, Canada, C1880? later moving to Birmingham, Michigan. Many Shewmans here in Canada, originating America 1774+. Many of them returning to U.S. Are you interested?- Margaret, Ontario. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Have a Charles Shewman born c 1880? in Ontario Canada. As adult, moving to Birmingham, Michigan, U.S.A. Are you interested? - Margaret, Ontario. >From: "Willy&Monte" <willmont@dellnet.com> >Reply-To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com >To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [SHUMAN] Sharing Interesting Tid Bits >Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 14:32:46 -0800 > >I'm looking for information on the parents of Charles SHUMAN b.17 Feb.1858 >Alexandria, Madison Co, IN; d. 30 Oct. 1926 Trenton, Grundy Co, MO; m. >Ellie (Ella Mae) CLARK b. 29 Aug. 1885 Shenandoah, Page Co, Iowa; d. 23 >Jan 1957 Trenton, Grundy Co, MO. Any information would be greatly >appreciated. > >Regards! > >Monte > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I'm looking for information on the parents of Charles SHUMAN b.17 Feb.1858 Alexandria, Madison Co, IN; d. 30 Oct. 1926 Trenton, Grundy Co, MO; m. Ellie (Ella Mae) CLARK b. 29 Aug. 1885 Shenandoah, Page Co, Iowa; d. 23 Jan 1957 Trenton, Grundy Co, MO. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Regards! Monte

Cousins, If we make a stretch, this is genealogy-related. I found a web site which was developed by Sara SHUMAN. It's called "Do You Remember?" and you can view it at <http://www.dukemedia.com/sara/index.html>. Along similar lines, we've had several new subscriptions lately, and I've received correspondence from several others. We have a SHUMAN family in MO which I'm quite interested in: they may be the descendants of David SHUMAN, the "lost" son of John, the ancestor to many of us with WV roots. (I keep finding more descendants of John, Philip, and Henry still living in WV; sometimes it seems half the people there are related to us!) We also have a group in northern IL, and one that settled eastern OH about 1800. One of their descendants thinks he has found evidence pointing to a Hugenot connection! Oh, there's also an early settlement in FL that may be separate from the Martin line. Let's give our newcomers a Big Family Welcome! And to you recent members, please don't hesitate to start a discussion-- we'd enjoy a few new topics to "chew on" for a while! Regards! JS ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School jshuman@telis.org ____________________________

Interesting you should send this while I was sitting here contemplating geography. What does anyone know about the origin of Shumans (or Shumantown) in Columbia County, PA? It's just south east of Bloomsburg. Nancy James Shuman wrote: > > Cousins, > > A while back we had fun identifying all the geographic locations that have > been named for our surname. Here's one we missed: > > Shuman, ND > > Population: 78 ... 1990 Population: 80 (Township) > > Located in Sargent County, ND > > For more information: > > County Courthouse > P.O. Box 177 > Forman, ND 58032-0177 > (701) 724-6241 > FAX: (701) 727-6244 > > There's a note that says Population: 4,441 but I'm not sure whether > that's the city of Forman, or for the entier county. > > Best wishes! > > JS > > ____________________________ > James Shuman, art instructor > Modesto High School > jshuman@telis.org > ____________________________

Cousins, A while back we had fun identifying all the geographic locations that have been named for our surname. Here's one we missed: Shuman, ND Population: 78 ... 1990 Population: 80 (Township) Located in Sargent County, ND For more information: County Courthouse P.O. Box 177 Forman, ND 58032-0177 (701) 724-6241 FAX: (701) 727-6244 There's a note that says Population: 4,441 but I'm not sure whether that's the city of Forman, or for the entier county. Best wishes! JS ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School jshuman@telis.org ____________________________

Normally I sit very quietly and just read all the good information others post. But I did want to say I've seen the three different Shuman files on the Georgia Shumans that are on the internet. I checked them out with census and other official records. Carolyn's is the only one that I could tell had been checked and verified. I'm grateful for the help she's given me in my research and I know that whatever she's posted she checked first. Thank's Carolyn. ===== Becky (bkicen@rocketmail.com) Have a nice day. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Does anyone know what the definition of the Slave Schedule is? In looking through South Carolina Census through Ancestry.com some of them say the name year etc. and Slave Schedule. Curious to what that means. Thanks, Marie

Cousins, Thanks, Carolyn, for your comments here. Carolyn is one of our most knowledgeable members regarding the Martin SHUMAN Line. I certainly accept her statements regarding the research on that branch of the family, and urge others to do the same. If the cousins who are descendants of Martin care to help out on this, it would be appreciated! JS >I have asked the person who submitted that gedcom to please >correct it or take it off the net, because it is confusing >a lot of people. It is very much in error. >Perhaps if others requested this, it would help get him to >take action. >Martin Henry Shuman, Jr. had families in both S.C. and Georgia >at the same time. >Carolyn Jarrard > ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School jshuman@telis.org ____________________________

I have asked the person who submitted that gedcom to please correct it or take it off the net, because it is confusing a lot of people. It is very much in error. Perhaps if others requested this, it would help get him to take action. Martin Henry Shuman, Jr. had families in both S.C. and Georgia at the same time. Carolyn Jarrard At 02:06 PM 03/11/2000 EST, you wrote: >I thought I had my line pretty much down pat and then I downloaded a Gedcom >from a geneology program that totally throws me off. > >My question is " who was the Shuman that had two wives, the second one being >Pharabee Sauls? I was originally following a paper trail showing Henry >Shuman-Germany father of Martin Henry Shuman (the one baptized at 3 years old >according to the Ebenezer Record Book), then his son Martin Henry Shuman, >then my line his his son Joseph M. Shuman and his son JJB Shuman, my great >grandmother Mary Adeline Shuman. > >This Gedcom shows Joseph M. Shuman being married to Pharabee Sauls. Don't >these people verify a little more before submitting their information? > >Doesn't anyone have the correct information? > >Thanks for any help, > >Marie > > >

Hi Marie, I'm sorry I don't have more information. My father was his stepson, and they lived in Trenton Mo. If Shuman had two wifes I,m not sure. I just know he was married to my grandmother I think before 1930, after that she was married to Walter Ricketts. All her children were Shuman except my dad. Hazel Aleen, Dolphus (Dot), Mildred Ruby & Milford Robert, Virginia Lucilli,Lee Ethel, Joseph & Josephine, Francis, Helen Ellizabith. My father was born Sept 21, 1903, and the rest after that. I have the dates if you want them. Grandmother was born Aug, 29th,1885 in Shenandrah, Iowa, and died Jan.23,1957. I hope this can help you a little. Carol (Shuman) Johnson. ----- Original Message ----- From: <MarieKovac@aol.com> To: <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 11:06 AM Subject: [SHUMAN] Getting Confusing > I thought I had my line pretty much down pat and then I downloaded a Gedcom > from a geneology program that totally throws me off. > > My question is " who was the Shuman that had two wives, the second one being > Pharabee Sauls? I was originally following a paper trail showing Henry > Shuman-Germany father of Martin Henry Shuman (the one baptized at 3 years old > according to the Ebenezer Record Book), then his son Martin Henry Shuman, > then my line his his son Joseph M. Shuman and his son JJB Shuman, my great > grandmother Mary Adeline Shuman. > > This Gedcom shows Joseph M. Shuman being married to Pharabee Sauls. Don't > these people verify a little more before submitting their information? > > Doesn't anyone have the correct information? > > Thanks for any help, > > Marie >

Sorry, I should have been more clear. I was referring to the Georgia and South Carolina Shumans and someone did answer me that this person should get that off the Gedcom since it is very incorrect. Marie

I thought I had my line pretty much down pat and then I downloaded a Gedcom from a geneology program that totally throws me off. My question is " who was the Shuman that had two wives, the second one being Pharabee Sauls? I was originally following a paper trail showing Henry Shuman-Germany father of Martin Henry Shuman (the one baptized at 3 years old according to the Ebenezer Record Book), then his son Martin Henry Shuman, then my line his his son Joseph M. Shuman and his son JJB Shuman, my great grandmother Mary Adeline Shuman. This Gedcom shows Joseph M. Shuman being married to Pharabee Sauls. Don't these people verify a little more before submitting their information? Doesn't anyone have the correct information? Thanks for any help, Marie

Hi, just saw this an thought it may be of interest to someone. It's a book that's up on auction at Ebay right now. The Letters of Robert Schumann Selections of Robert Alexander Schumann's letters which, as the author expreses "undoubtedly form one of the best clues to his character." The letters are arranged to form a biography, providing a rare insight into Schumann's inner development, as well as, his outward career. This 299 page book edited by Dr. Karl Storck and translated by Hannah Bryant was first published by Benjamin Blom, Inc. (London) in 1907. This copy is a 1971 re-issue. Born at Zwickau, in Savony on June 8, 1810, Schumann is the embodiment of the German romantic movement as artist and musician. Robert Alexander was the youngest of the five children of Friedrich August Gottlob and Johanne Christiane Schumann. Contents Include a.. Preface & Biographical Note b.. Book I: Sturm und Drang, Introduction a.. Part I: Jean Paul and Dryasdust b.. Part II: Florestan and Eusebius c.. Part III: The 'Davidsbundler' c.. Book II: The Fight for Clara d.. Book III: At the Zenith e.. Appendix: The Deepening Twilight Auction Started 03/05/00 Auction Ends 03/12/00, 19:24:37 PST Auction # 277015469

>I see that you have been busy. I hope that all the information we traded >helped some in this task. I would still like to know if Levi and Jesse the >listed children of Philip are not the one who used the names John and William >in Wetzel county, since documents link him as their father. The date are >correct and William himself had children with the same names > >Ron Ron, You are correct in seeing that I haven't completed the update on Philip. And yes, thanks so much for providing much more accurate data than what I had previously been using. I'll get to it soon! JS ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School jshuman@telis.org ____________________________