SLEPICKA SLEPICA CHICKEN (loose translation of Slepicka (hen)) HRUSKA HRUSKOVA HRUSKY PEAR (literal translation of Hruska) PEARY (literal translation of Hruskova) CECH SACK Bohemia>Chicago,IL, USA, cir. 1868. Michael (possibly Matej) Slepicka and Anna Hruska married in 1879 in Chicago and were known to have resided at 2715 Portland Avenue, Chicago, in 1882-3. Elaine Researching S*L*E*P*I*C*K*A and H*R*U*S*K*A elainetm@worldnet.att.net

Researchers, Looking for information on John Wolford. Here is what I have so far: John was born in Ohio. He was married to Hanna Knapp. They had at least one child, Asenath Matilda Wolford, born in Mt. Vernon, Ohio in Feb. 14, 1848. Asenath married Daniel Marion Ross and died April 14, 1948 in Charlotte, Michigan. Thank you. Chuck Charles Rutter ^ ^ crutter@voyager.net . . o (~) March 1, 1999 10:22 pm

Did you get the FANNIE L. PERRIN april26, 1859 d Dec 19, 1898 buried in Hunt County Texas? Also, HONOR PERRIN son of Alfred C and Fannie Perrin, born Sept 1893 and died in Oct 93 or 96 Nell Powell Thomason, Hunt County, Texas.

Researchers, Looking for information on Hattie Zavits. Hattie married Henry Sumerix, date of marriage unknown. Henry's first marriage was in 1859. Hattie and Henry were probably married in Eaton Rapids, Michigan or in Ingham County, Michigan. This was Henry's third marriage. Henry ended up in Wolverine, Michigan, dying in 1908 and is buried in Silver Lake Cem., Wolverine, Michigan. I have nothing on Hattie whatsoever. Thank you. Chuck Charles Rutter ^ ^ crutter@voyager.net . . o (~) March 1, 1999 9:58 pm

Researchers, I would be interested in exchanging information with anyone researching the Sumerix/Sumrix/Sumrick surnames. Our family line is Sumerix and most are from Michigan. Some of the elder Sumerix's have listed on their death certificates that their parents were from New York and Vermont. All replies to this enquiry will be answered. We have not been able to locate any Sumerix's outside of Michigan to date. Thank you. Chuck Charles Rutter ^ ^ crutter@voyager.net . . o (~) March 1, 1999 9:37 pm

Researchers, Looking for information on John Sheseley, his parents and siblings. Here is what I have on John: John Sheseley b. 1811 in PA m. Susannah Plantz b.1814 in Lancaster, PA Lucy b.1835 in NY Ann b.1837 in Sandusky, OH Leah b.1839 " Solomon b.1840 " David b.1843 " John b.1845 " Susannah b.1848 " Lenora b.1850 " Matilda b.1852 " Margaret b.1854 " Thanks. Chuck Charles Rutter ^ ^ crutter@voyager.net . . o (~) March 1, 1999 9:32 pm

Researchers, My first ancestor I have been able to document is Benjamin Rutter. Benjamin and Sarah migrated to Newton Twp., Muskingum County, Ohio. In 1816 they purchased 160 acres there in Section 36. In 1836 Benjamin and Sarah sold the majority of this farm to their children for $500.00 They had 14 children. One of them, my Great Grandfather Isaac Rutter sold his portion of the Muskingum County Rutter family farm to his brother James on June 10, 1844 and in 1850 he is in Green Twp., Hocking County, Ohio. In 1851 Isaac purchased land there, but had relocated to Marion Twp., Hocking County, by 1860. The paper trail from 1816 is relative good to the present. However, I do not know where he came from. The 1860 census shows he gave his birth place as Maryland. Thank you. Chuck Charles Rutter ^ ^ crutter@voyager.net . . o (~) March 1, 1999 9:16 pm

Researchers, Looking for informaiton regarding Nelly M. Dravenstatt. Nelly was born on March 30, 1906. Place is unknown at this time. She died at in Kirkwood, MO. in 1992. Spent time in Eaton County, Charlotte, Michigan, area. Chuck

Researchers, Looking for information on Rhoda Delia Beebe's parents. Rhoda was born June 23, 1872 in Dimondale, Michigan, daughter of Senica J. Beebe and Adel French. Rhoda married Harry Sumerix, born May 7, 1866. They were married Dec. 26, 1888. Rhoda died Jan 12, 1959 in Charlotte, Michigan and buried in Maple Hill Cem., Harry died in Wolverine, Michigan and buried in Wolverine. Would like information on Rhoda's family, Senica and Adel, how many children they had, where they came from, etc. Thank you. Chuck

Joseph SIMS/SIMMS (died 1795) and wife Charity Barnes. Son William (1760-1827) married Edith (Ede) Horn. Ede and William had children Jesse, William Thomas, Mary (Polly), Sara, Leroy, Jacob, Charity, Patience, and others. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sue Simms Hill

Researchers, Looking for information on Daniel Baker of Scott Twp., Sandusky County, Ohio. I have him on 1850 census, age 50, occupation farmer. Show a Mary age 57, and Jacob age 27, a Maria age 15 and David B. age 10. It does not show where Daniel was born. Shows Mary's birth as New York, kids as Ohio. I believe this is my Jacob's father. My Jacob (Jacob Brady Baker) migrated to Aurelius Twp., Ingham County, Michigan, married Annie S. Sheseley. They then migrated to Garden Grove, California 1893. Jacob died in a mowing machine accident. Brought back to Michigan for burial in Bunker Cemetery, Eaton County, Michigan. Thank you. Chuck

Orme: Moses (1803), Wm. J. (1828), Joseph (1830), Thomas (1832), Melvin (1835). Ages are approx. Family lived in Bledsoe Co., TN

Does anyone have any of these names listed in their data - Daniel Theodore Perrin, Fannie Scott Kines, Edwin W. Viall, Florence T. Homer, Samuel Oliver Umbenhower or Umbenhaur, Mary Jane Davis? Thanks, Donna

Is anyone searching the name, SMEARING? I am searching for Nancy SMEARING, b. 1845, OH, but have never come across this surname at all anyplace I've looked. Thanks for any help. Peggy RIGGS Kopp

I don't know where you are located in the US but the Smith families are very well documented on LI especially on the east end of LI where alot of them settled. Many are buried in the old Smithtown cem., patchogue cem and Wading river cem. Have you tried inquiring at the Smithtown lib., Smithtown historical soc, There is also a site for LI gene (althought I am not much help in this area because I cannot remember the site address) I do thing that if you go to www.cyndislist.com or to genweb you might find it. I don't know if your family is related to the Tangier Smith family, signer of the declaration of Independance. But their home, which is a state park and open to the public, is located in Mastic Beach NY just south of Montauk Hwy. It really is a cool place as you can see the many renovations that the family made to the place to extend as the family grew. It even has the family cem. on the farm along with the slaves graves. That whole area from the north shore to the south shore use to belong to the smith family. Good luck, Joan

Howdy I'm already on the Lovelace / Loveless list. There is no Ulmer list yet. These are my brick walls. I am posting this Loveless information in hopes someone not on the list, who might have some helpful info., might run across this. Here goes: ULMER FAMILY (me) Rex W. ULMER 1961 Kansas married Ginger HUBBELL; son of Harold ULMER 1936 Kansas married Thelma LOVELESS; son of Lawrence A. ULMER 1904 Kansas married Hazel NEWCOM; son of Andrew J. ULMER 1877 Madison Co., Illinois married Alice May WEATHERBY; son of Frederick C. ULMER 9-1-1847 Lancaster Co., PA. married Mary WESTERHOLT/D; the son of Frederick C. ULMER 12-4-1815 place unknown, but maybe Germany, married Susanna GRAMM (KAMM?) born PA. My problem is this: I can't find Fred C. ULMER, Junior or Senior, in the 1850 Lancaster Co., PA census. I do find Christian F. Ulmer, the son of Christian F. Ulmer, with a brother Jacob Ulmer (just like there is supposed to be) and the wife/mother's name of Susanna. The census dates, and given ages are correct. The junior / senior relationship is correct. The mother's name is correct. The brother Jacob is correct. The location is correct. HOW DO I GO ABOUT TO PROVE THAT THESE CHRISTIAN F. ULMERS ARE MY FREDERICK C. ULMERS? This time period is also at the end of the times when many Europeans have Church / Saint's names first, followed by the Given names (their middle name) by which they were called, and many instances are found in documents by their middle names (excepting church documents, of course). What would you do? What should I do? I can know the ship that Christian F. senior came to the US on if I can claim him as my Frederick C., and then I can go to Europe to start hunting. Oh well, anyway.......... LOVELESS FAMILY (me) Rex W. ULMER Kansas 1961, son of Thelma M. LOVELESS 1937 Kansas, married Harold W. ULMER; daughter of Alvin Wight LOVELESS 1909 Kansas married Verna Belle BASS; son of Edmund Franklin LOVELESS 2-17-1887 Kansas married Henrietta Wight; son of Franklin Amos LOVELESS 2-14-1863 Iowa married Emma Louise LeLIEVRE; John Amos LOVELESS 3-8-1837 Trumbull Co., Ohio married Catherine Sherman 1836 Saumonauk, LaSalle Co., Illinois; the son of John LOVELESS 1808 New York married Sarah / Sally -?- 1808 New York. I'm having difficulty determining which John this is. I rec'd this info. per the 1850 Kendall Co., Illinois census. John and Sarah's children were: John Amos 1837 Mary Ann @1840 Horace @1845 By 1861, I suspect that the family had met some disaster or disease. John Amos married in 1857, and had a dau. who died young and Milton L. LOVELESS whose family is in the Topeka KS area. John Amos letters home from the Civil War only mention Catherine and her family - father, brothers, mother, family neighbors, but nothing about his folks / family. Does anyone recognize this family? Does anyone have a John LOVELESS from NY who dissapeared thru eastern Ohio? ALL MY FAMILY SURNAMES I AM RESEARCHING: ULMER LOVELESS NEWCOM WESTERHOLD/T GRAMM BASS WIGHT HAMMER HESSELGESSER WHITE

HUNT COUNTY, TEXAS -----Original Message----- From: Nell Thomason <billnell@flash.net> To: Bill Nell Thomason <billnell@flash.net> Date: Saturday, February 27, 1999 9:16 PM Subject: NICHOLSON CEMETERY >My husband & I went to an old cemetery not far from our home. I am going to >put down the information, not in any form, just information. CASSIE TATUM >dau of G C & Nann____ TATUM born sept 15, 1883 d Dec 4, 1885 A large >Tombstone with the top broken off, the foot says GMT. >J. C. BALTHROP May 20, 1848 to July 11, 1870. and wife R_____ BALTHROP Nov >10 , 1814 to Oct 11, 1852. ROBERT S. son of WM. AND NARSISUS CHAYNE >born Oct 8, 1860 died Apr 17, 1880, 19 Years, ? months and 9 days. >M. R, TATUM March 2, 1833 to Apr 26, 1877 >ELIZABETH, wife of WILLIAM TATUM, Sept 16, 1796 to Apr 12 1861 >NELL WARREN 1925-1938 JOHN D WARREN 1881-1931 >FANNIE L. PERRIN April 26m 1859 Dec 19 1898 >HONOR PERRIN, son of Alfred C. and Fannie Perrin born Sept 1893 died Oct >18? 93 or 96 >MRS N. A. ATTERBURY Jan 28 1830 Aug 9 1907 daughter of unreadable. >J. H. JONES husband of MARY JONES Dec 30, 1867 to Aug 2, 1929 >Mrs. MAY JONES 1883-1944 > >

I am trying to determine a female descendant of Gen. Israel Putnam who married a Joseph BARNHART and had a daughter Deborah. Deborah BARNHART married Almond STOUTENBURGH/STOTENBUR abt 1855. My guess is that Joseph BARNHART who was said to live 107 years would have been born around 1790-1810, and the female Putnam, probably after 1800. My guess is that they lived in Dutchess or Putnam Counties NY or perhaps in the Mohawk Valley towards Central New York. Gen. Israel PUTNAM had sons Israel, Denial, David and Peter Schuyler. My female Putnam would probably be a granddaughter or great granddaughter of Israel. If anyone has information on families who descended from Gen. Israel PUTNAM I would appreciate any and all leads. Thank you for any help you can provide. Margaret Scheffler

If any body can help me out on the last names I would be very happy. James M. BURTON. ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I am trying to find information on the following children of William and Malinda Hampton and the people they married. All but one of these marriages took place in McLean County Illinois. Elizabeth Hampton married Seabour G Baldwin Oct 6, 1836 McLean Co Lemira Hampton married Joseph Karr Nobel Apr 6, 1848 McLean Co Mary Adeline Hampton married Aratia F Baldwin Nov 25, 1838 McLean Co Matilda Hampton married Franklin Martin Aug 9, 1831 McLean Co John H Hampton married Susannah Johnston Aug 5 1840 McLean Co William Erwin Hampton married Melvina Hykens Apr 17, 1855 McLean Co James P Hampton married Emily Caroline Kirkwood 1847 Hopkins Co Kentucky I know that two of the sons, John and James were born in Tennessee and went to Dade Co. Missouri with their parents. Lemira Hampton stayed in McLean Co . I have no information on any of the rest of the Hampton children or their spouses. I would be grateful for any information from anyone researching the Hampton or any of the other families they married into. Will share all information that I have on the Hampton family. Thanks in advance for your help and your time Jaime JLeeV196@aol.com