I am researching the Louis KETTLER family. He was recorded as Louis KITTLER of Ben Wood P.O., Marshall County, in the 1860 census. Any information appreciated. --Mary Ann Kettler Mulford

I am looking for information on Grindles and Garrens from Marshall County. Anyone doing there tree or have research on these two last names. Also looking for an adoptee 11-13-61 is her birthdate from this family as well. I am Isacc Newton Grindles gggggrandaughter Have lots of info on the family after him need stuff before and WV items. Thanks Paula

I am researching thee LINEBERGER'S in Benwood, McMechen and Glen Dale does anyone know the location of the original LINEBERGER &HUNTER CO. in Benwood,WV.

Linda, our thanks to you and to all who obviously made the Marshall reunion a pilgrimage for which we will plan in the coming years. Peg [email protected]

I hope someone will deliver this to Undo's for us Saturday night. We are so sorry we cannot join you but Helen is unable to travel due to an inner ear infection. Please take lots of pictures and notes and we'll be glad to pay for your time and expenses. Put us on the top of the list for the next get-together. Helen copied this from the Wheeling Intelligencier dated February 17, 1915 BENWOOD Ordinance Will Be Enforced The city council has ordered the chief of police to rigidly enforce the ordinance prohibiting chickens to run at large. A violation of this ordinance is punishable by a fine of not exceeding $20 and costs for each offense, and Mayor Sproats announces that it is his intention to give violators the limit. The mayor further wants it understood that the ordinance will be enforced impartially. We hope everyone has a great time. Love, Hazel Spahr, Myrtle Duke & Helen Shipe from Pennsylvania

Go turn on NBC Nightly News, coming on in 6 minutes--tonight's segment on genealogy will focus on Ellis Island, as an entry point for lots of our ancestors. Julie Hesson <[email protected]>

Can anyone help with this request? >From: Murphy Capt Neil F <[email protected]> >To: "'[email protected]'" <[email protected]> >Cc: Murphy Capt Neil F <[email protected]>, > "'[email protected]'" <[email protected]> >Subject: YOUR LUCKY DAY! -- MAYBE! >Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 15:37:18 +0900 >Return-Receipt-To: Murphy Capt Neil F <[email protected]> > >Sir, > My name is Neil Murphy and I am from Braintree, Mass and stationed >here in Okinawa, Japan as a Capt. with the Marine Corps. > I am about to depart to a small island in the Pacific name Chichi >Shima (Ogasawa) on a POW MIA expedition looking for a WW II POW/MIA. > I found some information about a family descended from a whaling >family that settled in this island around 1800 named Savory possible related >to a family called the Patees; Descended from a NATHANIEL SAVORY who was a >governor on the island in the 1890s or so. > Is there any information or a POC you could provide me with to talk >to and find out some information on their history. I would love to find the >family and give them a message for them or bring them something back from >the island since I will be moving back to Mass in July. > Please let me know as soon as possible as I leave on the 18th or >May. > Hopefully we can make a connection here and make some people happy. > Thanks. >Neil Murphy >

I have a Jane BONAR, or BONER, who married a Joseph WILEY in Belmont County, Ohio, Aug 3, 1820. I don't believe that these are direct relatives, but this relates to a curious situation where I DO have a Joseph WILEY of that era who married (I believe) a Jane STEWART. It would be great to finally resolve this conundrum. (cf. Marriage records of Belmont County, book B, p. 188; also "Index to Ohio Marriages Prior to 1820, 00B 224) Jim Wiley + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - James Wiley, AKA [email protected]

Thank you to ALL of you that responded to my need of a campground in WVA. The response was very great and productive!!!! I now have a place to camp and can go to the dinner with a free mind!!! You are a terriffic bunch of people! Thanks again, Sandy

Charleen, I am a librarian in Ohio. If you just want to look at the book, go to your local public library and ask them to obtain it for you via Interlibrary Loan. If you want to purchase the book, you may work through a used book store located in your state. Or write to the Wheeling Public Library and ask for the address of a local used book store in the area. Perhaps they will photocopy a page from the yellow pages for you. Contact the local genealogy group in Wheeling and ask if they know of any copy for sale. If you absolutely want to buy it, run an ad in a Wheeling newspaper. Place a query in the WV genealogy newsletter. Put a notice on a bulletin board at the WV State Library or historical society or the Archives at University in Morgantown. Contact the author if still alive and try to purchase a copy or borrow it. Don't give up. If you have no luck, contact me again. Millie Fry 126 Greenbriar Drive Cortland, OH 44410 330.637.9650 [email protected] ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Can you help? > Date: Tuesday, May 11, 1999 3:55 PM > > I have been trying so hard to get a copy of a particular book as many of the > individuals in the book are related to me. The book is: > > Bonar genealogy: Bonar, Boner, Bonnar, Bonner, Bonnor, Bouner, Bowner > by: Dorothy Elizabeth Rine Brown > Published in Wheeling, W. Va in 1969 > > The book consists of 560 pages, coats of arms, facsims, geneal. tables, maps, > port. > > I would pay dearly for a copy of this book. I hope you can pass the word. > Thanking you in advance and I would appreciate any help you can give me. > > Charleen Spalding > 7179 Gunn Road > Helena, MT 59601 > >

Here is an update from Undo's. We will have the cash bar until 9:00. The restaurant closes at 11:00, we are asked to pay our checks by 10:30. See you Saturday. Daniele

To those of you that didn't get a personal email, (no addresses...) I'm looking for a campground to stay at on Sat. night after the dinner and Sunday. It can be near Benwood or hopefully not too far away. I plan to visit Moundsville, Cameron, Benwood areas on Sunday, so location isn't important as long as I can find it on Sat. night! Please email me privately so we don't tie up the list... I'd like a phone # and address if possible. Thanks all, Sandy

Attempts to reply to Marlin Dowler have bounced. Would he please contact me personally again. Peg [email protected]

Does anyone know anything about the family of William Henry NACE, who was b. 2 Feb 1866, md. Elizabeth WICKLEIN?? William was living in California possibly around 1940. Was the son of William Franklin NACE and Mary STALEY. William Franklin's parents were Jacob and Elizabeth. Mary EARLE Garrison Little Rock AR [email protected]

Hi Grace, I have an obituary for a THOMAS BAYLESS. BAYLESS--On Thursday, November 29, a888, at 12:20 p. m., THOMAS BAYLESS, in his 53d year of his age. Funeral from his late residence, 118 Thirty-first street, Sunday afternoon, December 2, at 1:30 o'clock. Internment at Greenwood Cemetary. Friends of the family are invited to attend. This was in the Wheeling Daily Register dated December 1, 1888. His death certificate (Ohio County, West Virginia) says he was born in the U.S., died on November 29, 1988, from pneumonia at the age of 53. He was married and his occupation was a roller. No other info was in the book. Hope this helped. Cheryl

Hi All There is a deed dated Aug 16, 1847 in Marshall County, showing a sale of land to William McCleary. 14 acres for $30 on Cunninghams Run, sold by Thomas Murdock and his wife Margaret. Thomas Murdock is Mike Murdock's gggggrandfather Mile is looking for information on that area of Marshall Co or the Murdock family. I asked Linda about Cunninghams Run and she had no information on the area. Does anyone know about the Murdocks or Cunninghams Run? Here is Mikes email address: Michael A Murdock <[email protected]> Sylvia

Hi Everyone, If there was a Digest # 101 and #102 and anyone still has them, would you please forward copies to me at my email address. Thanks Sylvia

Martha, There are two numbers next to each head of household's name. The first is the number of houses, in consecutive order, which the enumerator visited. The second is the number of families interviewed, in consecutive order. The two numbers may not be the same, since there were frequently two or more families residing in the same household. Julie, IBSSG Martha Johnson wrote: > > Next toe one family name is the n0. 151, and next to another family name > is 153. Does this mean they lived close to each other? > > Martha

Next toe one family name is the n0. 151, and next to another family name is 153. Does this mean they lived close to each other? Martha

Hi Daniele, Just be sure there is something really vegetarian (my husband does not eat meat of any kind) on that menu and all will be fine. Maggie !^NavFont02F00770007NGHHG7885AD