Hi JFF6113 There are 2 Wetzel/Caldwell marrriages that I know of: Ezekiah Caldwell 1791-1859 m Clarissa/Cloe Wetzel 1814 - ? Alexander Caldwell 1797/98 -1888 m Rhuie Wetzel 1794-1865, There is a Minnie Hummell 1898-1991 m Harry Roland Caldwell 1893-1969 Sylvia

I am in the process of doing some family research and am looking for any more info on the Caldwell, Wetzel, Frey, and Hummel families. These are all Marshall County families. If anyone could of any assistance, it would be greatly appreciated.

Hi friends, In the last digest I saw several references to Yohos. I have a few waaaaay up in my tree. I also have some that married other uncles, aunts and cousins along the way that I would love to find more info on to see if the lines cross. Here are a few with birthdates (some approx). Love to hear from anyone with more info! (all surnames YOHO - **my direct line) Alfred about 1850 Anna Belle b. 1845 Barbara b. 1814 Earl Lorraine b. 1906 Elizabeth abt 1792 Francis about 1875 George abt 1748 George Washington 1789 Henry (of Revolutionary War Fame) 1752 ** Iva Beatrice abt 1880 Jacob 1765 about 1878 Johannes (Henry's Father) ** John 1746 Margaret 1797 Mary 1787 Mary (Polly) 1841 Nancy Ann 1790 Orion abt 1890 Peter (Henry's Brother) 1745 Prudence 1795 Rachel 1794 Rebecca ** abt 1780 Simeon T. abt 1860 Truman abt 1910 Viola abt 1870-1880 Thanks, Lynne

HELLO, FRED, Green Valley is a street in the cCameron, WVa area, it is the street that leads to the Penna line. It is now called Penna Ave. What Anderson family are you working on.? I descend from Lewis and Mariah Eckelberry Anderson from Wetzel Co, Knob Fork area. Cameron was on the B& O Railroad line, it was a booming town in the early 1900's when the railroad and gas and oil were booming. We had about 3000 people them now we have about 1100. Most are older folks. If you have any other questions let me know. Shirley Allen [email protected]

I've recently learned of a family connection with this tiny town just over the county line in Wetzel County. (Wilson Shannon Wiley, for whom the town was named, was brother to my GGG-Grandfather, Archibald Wiley.) Apparently, this family of Wilson Shannon Wiley, arrived in [W]Virginia in 1827, well before my g-grandfather, A J Wiley, who moved from Ohio to near Proctor, WV in 1860. Details of any correspondence are not extant, so I have no way of knowing if the families were even aware of each other, living so nearby. Also - there appear to be other Wiley families of the Wileyville/Wetzel County areas. Would enjoy chewing the fat with anyone interested in gnawing over these tough research items. Jim Wiley + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - James Wiley, AKA [email protected]

G. Ann VARLEY-Bryant wrote: [about photographs] ...which reminds me that I received three wonderful family reunion photographs from 1935 & 1937 of family and descendants of Archibald James and Rebecca (WARREN) WILEY, of Fairview, Franklin District, Marshall County. My cousins were even kind enough and had memories sufficient to name most of the folks in the pictures - many Wileys, Yohos, Wades, and others. I don't have these on a website, yet, but wonder if there is interest here on anyone's part to take a peek, see if they recognize cousins, etc. Jim Wiley + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - James Wiley, AKA [email protected]

I have nearly a thousand old pictures of Marshall Co people, mostly Howards, Wellings, Chambers, Andersons. There are a couple school photos from the turn of the century. There are a few of young workers at the pottery. Not all of the photos have identification. These photos aren't currently listed on a web site, but I will respond to requests. (I have exchanged photos with about 100 people at this point.) Some of the photos are labeled "Green Valley". Can anyone give me info on this area/ village? Fred Bice

Ditto Linda, great. BillyO Bill Yoho Huntington, College Park, MD

Hello group, I'm working on the VARLEY genealogy in Marshall County. My 2nd great grandfather was William VARLEY who was born in Marshall County, Oct, 1823. He married Drusilla HOLLINGSHEAD in Dec 1844. They had four children, some of whom stayed in Marshall. I'd be curious to know if anyone recognizes William or has seen his picture anywher else. You can see his picture portfolio starting at varley.org/photo01.htm. His Marshall County house is is at varley.org/photo011.htm. Residents of the house in 1946 at varley.org/photo0111.htm. I'd love to have some feedback on these pictures and especially to know if anyone recognizes the Marshall county residents pictured in the 1946 picture. So .. please stop on by and take a peek. Pull a mouse up to the front porch and stay a while. Ann [email protected] www.varley.org Varley Genealogy Site dedicated to the exchange of VARLEY surname and related family information

I must heartily agree! Linda could you go a few miles to the east and help Greene Co., Pa to have one just like this one! Sally Meyer [email protected] wrote: > Linda: > > I just wanted to add my agreement. Would that all the county sites were as > comprehensive and active as the Marshall County site! Thanks. > > Laura Thomas > Enfield, CT

Linda: I just wanted to add my agreement. Would that all the county sites were as comprehensive and active as the Marshall County site! Thanks. Laura Thomas Enfield, CT

Linda, I just wanted to say thank you for all the hard work and many hours you have spent in conjunction with the other volunteers in putting up the different census records on line for all to have access. You truly are a special person and your County pages, especially the Marshall pages, are simply the greatest on the GenWeb--bar none!! Thank you for your dedication and many hours of unselfish volunteer work toward that endeavor. [email protected]

Linda: You're doing a great job with the Marshall Co Website. I think it's about the best one on the web! Judy

Hi again! I would let to further extend my look up offer to include the following materials: Marriages of Some VA Residents 1607-1800 1787 Census of VA (all of it) 1810 Census of VA Index 1850 Census of VA Index Let me know what you need. Christina Parsons Ohio University Athens, Ohio

Alice, like you I don't understand the MIME thing either. Other than it takes so much space and tells very little. Would appreciate a mini tutorial or otherwise. Surnames that I am searching for in the Marshall area are........ Clement Therman GIVENS b/1884 in Captina Belmont Co., Ohio m/Edna Bella THOMAS b/1887 d/1929 Benwood ... childbirth. They spent most of their adult lives with 13 children in Benwood, McMechan, Moundsville, and Wheeling. Clem's parents were Charles Levi GIVENS and Elizabeth LUCAS. Edna's parents were Abraham THOMAS and Lydia HUGHES. Thanks in advance. Audrey

Hi everyone! I just learned this evening that the Ohio University library has several census indexes that might be valuable to some of you. Pennsylvania Census 1790--listing all head of households and men over 21 year of age. Pennsylvania 1800, 1810, 1820, 1850 Census Indexes I will be more than happy to look up surnames or whatever you need from these census records. It may take me a few days, but I am more than glad to help. About the cemeteries map-- it is slowly coming together. I have had a few snags, but I should be finished within a week or two. Happy hunting, Christina Parsons Ohio University Athens, Ohio

Hello, I have been looking in Ohio Co. for this family, but thought I would check in Marshall Co.. I have heard a few times that there were several in Marshall Co. I am looking for any information about a MARSH family that lived in Wheeling W. V. in 1860 and 1870. I believe that my great- grandfather may have come from this family. He supposedly disowned them, therefore I don't have a lot of info to go on. I found the family in the 1860/1870 census but no other census records have been found in West Virginia. I haven't found any marriage or death records for any of them as of yet. I believe they may have moved before 1880. Following is the information for the W.V. MARSH'S. I have no proof that he is of this particular family. I would like to find out either way. John MARSH born c. 1835 - Father Elizabeth MARSH b.c. 1837- Mother (?sister named Katherine Gray b.c. 1842?) John MARSH b.c. 1855 William\Williard MARSH b.c. 1857 "Charles" MARSH b.c. 1860 Elizabeth MARSH b.c. 1861 Albert MARSH b.c. 1862-1865 Harry MARSH b.c. 1865-1869 Nora MARSH b.c.1865-1869 Nelly MARSH b.c. 1870 My great-grandfather was Charles Adam MARSH. He was supposedly born in Wheeling West Virginia in 1870, but possibly 1860. He is the son of John and Elizabeth (GRAY) MARSH. He had his only child (Julia MARSH) in Kenton Co.,Kentucky in 1913. In 1915 he and his family moved to Middletown, Butler Co., Ohio. He died there in 1952. I have no confirmed documentation of him before 1913. I can't find a marriage record for him and his wife (Kathleen\Catherine\Cassie ANDERSON). I believe they married between 1902-1912. Does anyone know of either family? I would be very grateful of anyone who can help. Thank you very much. Tina Gibson [email protected] _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

In a message dated 98-09-08 03:48:41 EDT, you write: << This is a multi-part message in MIME format. >> Do others have problems with messages that says"This is a multi-part message in MIME format."? All I really get iout of such messages is a series of addresses, etc but no actual text. Is the MIMI format incompatible with aol? or am I just missing something. Sure would like to understand this. Alice

Hi, For those of you with interests in Athens County, Ohio, The Athens County Chapter of the OGS has a new website. As always, it's a work in progress. http://www.frognet.net/~achsm/ Lori -- [email protected] http://www.frognet.net/~mreds/genealogy.html ZOFCHAK, KASKIE (KASCIAK), KUBAN, BAJA, BECK, GASTIK, GRANDON, BIRCH, STEWART, ANTEL, MILLER, WHITLATCH LINSCOTT, ANDERSON, KASLER, VINCENT, DAINES, MINER, SMITH, LEFEVER, NULTON, PEMBER, KING, WHITTIER, MINKLER LAND(S), GREEN(E), JOHNSON, CHRISTIAN and way back there: LINSCOTT ---> BOUDEN, KINGSBUR, WORMWOOD, LAURS, WARE

The other day I was in the book store here in Athens and found a large atlas with detailed maps of WV Counties. Each county map has cemeteries, country roads, and other details on them that are not found on standard maps. Although the map in its current size would be too large to put online, I was wondering if it would be useful to anyone if I took the map, had it redrawn to a size compatible with the site, and then added the details? It would take a long time, but I think it might be worth it. I know that I can get a better feeling for the smaller picture that I am investigating if I can see where it fits in the bigger picture. Christina Parsons Ohio University Athens, Ohio