Just wanted to let everyone know the you can download the new Windows version of PAF from the LDS website. I am a sucker for Genealogy programs and it looks quite simple to use. You can get it FREE at: http://www.familysearch.org Regards, Christina

Seeking date and place of death of Sarah Ann OWENS STULL; Sarah married Hiram STULL, in Tyler County 28th January, 1847, but Sarah might have died in either Tyler County or Ritchie County, as some of the STULL family also lived in Ritchie. Also, does anyone know the parents of Sarah Ann? Thank you for your assistance. Pat Pulasky

The surnames I am researching in Tyler Co. are: Baker, Bishop, Fox, Jackson, Mercer, Reynolds and Yost Samuel Baker m. Ella Bishop, they had at least two children Margaret b. March 27 1873 and William Baker b. unknown. Samuel Baker m. Ellen (Ella?) Bishop in 1870 in Monroe Co. Ohio. Ellen seems to have two children Nathan Bishop age 11 and John Henry Bishop age 4. Apparently Ellen\Ella died sometime after 1873 and before 1876 as the 1880 census lists Samuel married to Mary and John Henry Bishop is living with them listed as a nephew. Samuel and Mary Baker (who is Mary Baker, was she previously married to a Baker?) were married 1876 in Tyler Co. W.VA. Margaret Baker m. Joseph Fox son of Wm. Lemuel and Anne Mariah Jackson Fox. Any clues greatly appreciated. Thanks, Pat

I am seeking information on the Underwood family. I have recollections of my mother talking about family in Josephs Mills and in Sistersville. My grandfather was Harvey Underwood who left West Virginia to go to Pittsburgh. He was the brother of Silas Underwood. I can verify Silas Underwood and Della Forrester and have unconfirmed information that Silas' father and grandfather were Joseph P. Underwood and Wells Underwood. I haven't been able to verify either Joseph or Wells. I would appreciate any information or sources that you have to share. I will be glad to share any information that I have on Harvey's family. Frank

Hi, I was wondering if someone could give me directions to the Lazear Cemetery in Sistersville? Would appreciate it very much. Thanks, Pat

Will get information out to all of you as soon as possible...One correction --WV Estate Settlements only goes back as far as 1840 (sorry) ......This book was published in 1977...hopefully I can get a updated version ( one day...) Nancy Pratt, Weekley, Underwood, Ash, Davis,Baker

Hello, Nancy. Very generous offer. When you get time (no hurry), could you check of Weakley or Weekley, the earlier in 1800's, the better. Maybe you've done it already, since you have Weekleys in your family tree. Thanks for offering. Dave Weekley GeneralNan@aol.com wrote: > Hope this goes through!! I have a "one month" access to a book of > landholders in WV (1800's) If you would like a look-up (a freebee to friends > researching Tyler) feel free to e-mail me at Generalnan@aol.com > Unfortunately I have noticed that it is incomplete but if a name is there it > does give index numbers...Also have REV WAR Soldiers in WV (temporarily) > and will do look-ups in it also......

Hello Fellow Tyler Researcher: Thanks for the offer of Tyler research assistance. In the book on WV landholders, in Tyler do you have: KINNEY (any given name) SANDY (Vincent or Thomas) STULL (Joseph, Hiram or John) Again, thank you so very, very much for your assistance. Pat Pulasky

Hello! I saw your generous offer on the Tyler Co mailing list!...you said. >>> a book of landholders in WV (1800's) If you would like a look-up Also have REV WAR Soldiers in WV >>>>>. Would you mind looking to see if there is any mention of a Jacob SWISHER in either of those mentioned? It may be SWITZER, SWEITZER, SCHWEITZER too but more than likely, SWITZER or SWISHER. If so, would you kindly share the information you do find. I TRULY appreciate it VERY VERY much! Thanks again for the generousity and time involved doing this! You are very kind. Sincerely Floa Swisher http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/7741 >

Greetings from CA~ Thank you for your offer to do a look up in the book on Revolutionary soldiers. Please see what you can find on William WELLS b. 1757/65 in Baltimore and d. 1840 at "Stonehurst", Tyler County. He was my 3rd great grandfather. Thanking you in advance, Becky

Hi, What a generous gesture. I'd like to know if there is anything on Lemasters. Joylette ---------- > From: GeneralNan@aol.com > To: WVTYLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Help!! can't remember how to post!! > Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 6:56 AM > > Hope this goes through!! I have a "one month" access to a book of > landholders in WV (1800's) If you would like a look-up (a freebee to friends > researching Tyler) feel free to e-mail me at Generalnan@aol.com > Unfortunately I have noticed that it is incomplete but if a name is there it > does give index numbers...Also have REV WAR Soldiers in WV (temporarily) > and will do look-ups in it also......

Thanks so much for your offer! I know you are going to get lots of requests but when you have time could you look for: Jacob Baker (wife Jane) about 1870 Samuel Baker about 1870 Thanks again Pat PHERRON@prodigy.net -----Original Message----- From: <GeneralNan@aol.com> To: <WVTYLER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 10:59 AM Subject: Help!! can't remember how to post!! >Hope this goes through!! I have a "one month" access to a book of >landholders in WV (1800's) If you would like a look-up (a freebee to friends >researching Tyler) feel free to e-mail me at Generalnan@aol.com >Unfortunately I have noticed that it is incomplete but if a name is there it >does give index numbers...Also have REV WAR Soldiers in WV (temporarily) >and will do look-ups in it also...... >

Need anything on John Buck between 1800 and 1825. I have a 1817 island lease, but if anything else is there I haven't found it. David Buck GeneralNan@aol.com wrote: > Hope this goes through!! I have a "one month" access to a book of > landholders in WV (1800's) If you would like a look-up (a freebee to friends > researching Tyler) feel free to e-mail me at Generalnan@aol.com > Unfortunately I have noticed that it is incomplete but if a name is there it > does give index numbers...Also have REV WAR Soldiers in WV (temporarily) > and will do look-ups in it also......

Hope this goes through!! I have a "one month" access to a book of landholders in WV (1800's) If you would like a look-up (a freebee to friends researching Tyler) feel free to e-mail me at Generalnan@aol.com Unfortunately I have noticed that it is incomplete but if a name is there it does give index numbers...Also have REV WAR Soldiers in WV (temporarily) and will do look-ups in it also......

Looking for information about a William R. Kennedy b.1901, d. 1981. Was married to Minnie Youst\Yost. There 6 children: William Darrell K. m. Dorothy Shaw Garnet June K. never married Phillip Denzil K. never married Frances Eloise K. m. Joe Kovach Donna Jean K m. Joseph Wilbourn John Kenneth K m. Carol Cordway Thanks for any info., Pat PHERRON@prodigy.net

Linda Mitchell Can you identify #251 on the 1850 Tyler Co. census. Deborah 39 who is married to Christian May 24 seems to be the mother of the six children listed. William Wingrove 18 is my line. I have researched William Wingrove and John Wingrove and know Samuel Wingrove died in Civil War. These 3 enlisted in Belmont Co. OH. What happened to the girls - Samantha 15, Ann 11, and Matilda 4. I think the above Deborah was married to Franklin Wingrove and lived in Lewis Co., VA (WV). I would guess from the census that Christian and Deborah lived near Wick area of Tyler Co.Thanks. Thelma Wells West

Hi listers, I'm not new to the list, but am still searching for John W. Moore and wife Mazy White who came from Greene Co., PA. to Tyler Co. with their children prior to the 1850 census. Also looking for information on James Covalt and Mariah Rice who came to Tyler Co. as children, prior to the 1850 census. Their daughter Sarah, married Thomas Moore, son of John and Mazy Moore and moved to Oklahoma during the oil boom in the early 1900's. Susie

I am looking for information on Thomas FAIRBEE (various spellings), son of Joseph, and Charlotte KEARNS, his wife, who lived in Tyler County in the 1870s. I don't know when they arrived or left for Calhoun County, only that Thomas died around 1886 (unsure of exact date or location). Their children include twins Silas & Isaac, Jerry, Virginia, William, and others. Any assistance is appreciated! Rachael Hartman hartmar1@oplin.lib.oh.us

I'm not sure the Corbins were in Tyler County. They show up in the 1850 Wood County census and I have clues as to where they came from but nothing definite. Still looking for info on Goldman also. Thanks for the previous response to Scofield and Goldman http://homepages.go.com/~lin92/index.html My personal homepage.

Researching the family of David Garrison, Sr., who moved to the Meade District in 1860 and had sons Alpheus, Irad, Daniel, David, Jr., John D., and daughters Narcissa, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Salina Ann. David Sr.'s wife was Catharine Engle, daughter of Peter Engle, German immigrant, gunsmith, and Revolutionary War Vet. Brian D. Core P.O. Box 1166 Brighton, CO 80601 Greenhouseguy@Juno.com For attachments, use: bdavidcore@aol.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.