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Re: N W Wineland's Art Gallery in Centerburg

MikelaLiv — 2013-05-17 16:05:59Z

Sorry for the late response but so glad you took the time to respond to my query! Yes, I finally discovered the names of the people in the photograph and your kind offer of help is most appreciated. The pictures are of my gg/grandfather Daniel Doll (1834-1913), his wife Sarah Ellen Inks Doll (1843-1934) and, I believe, their children.

Re: Tracing GGrandfatrher

nevadaseller — 2013-05-07 03:27:30Z

can.u.be.more.specific?..I.have.Lemuel.Erastus.Riley.

Re: McElroy/Grimm family

jaham — 2013-04-26 22:11:08Z

Parents of Mary E. Baughman

Jacob Baughman 1789 - 1870 and

Rachel Welker 1792 -

Re: Working Knox County Data

ijwillie — 2013-04-26 08:11:06Z

This is what I have for my Family History. I think some of it coincides with yours. Some of the names do.

John M Roberts (Great Great Great Grandfather) born 1 April 1816 in Mt. Vernon, Knox County, OHio He died on 29 Jul 1879 in Van Wert Co., OH. He was buried in Ridge Cem., Van Wert Co., OH.

Siblings: Andrew b 1817, William b?, Charles b?, and Sally b 1819 d 1900.

He was married to Mary MITCHELL on 9 Mar 1843 in Knox Co., OH. (Father John Mitchell b1796?)

Mary
MITCHELL was born in 1825 in PA. She died on 23 May 1897 in Van Wert Co.,
OH. She was buried after 23 May 1897 in Ridge Cem., Van Wert Co., OH.

Mary's sister : Margaret MITCHELL
Birth: ABT 1832 in PA
July 1850 Census: Single and living with her (presumed) sister Mary and brother-in-law John Roberts in Clinton Township, Knox Co, OH.

John M ROBERTS and Mary MITCHELL had the following children:

i. William A ROBERTS was born about 1844 in Knox Co., OH. He joined
the military Civil War Aug 5th 1862 in Company A 99th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Transferred to Co. G 50th O.V.I. Dec 31 1864

ii. Rachel Ann ROBERTS was born about 1845 in Knox Co., OH.

iii. Thomas J ROBERTS was born 2 February 1847 in Knox Co., OH. Could have
died 27 February 1931... Marriage Eliza SOUTH b: ABT 1847 in OH
Married: 8 NOV 1865 in Knox Co, OH

iv. Mitchell B ROBERTS was born about 1847 in Knox Co., OH.

v. John Benton ROBERTS. born 1850 died sept 24 1919

vi. Ida Ella ROBERTS. 1851

vii. Lester ROBERTS was born on 2 Dec 1852 in OH. Great Grand Daughter Lori Roberts Winward

viii. Emma Ada ROBERTS. Born 2 Nov 1855 Died 22 Aug 1924 married Ed Chambers 1874
1. CHAMBERS, Walter Curtis - Birth/Chris: ... 1876 at ...
2. CHAMBERS, Daisy E - Birth/Chris: ... 1877 at ...
3. CHAMBERS, Olive Bell - Birth/Chris: ... 1879 at ...
4. CHAMBERS, Louis G - Birth/Chris: ... 1881 at ...
5. CHAMBERS, John Russell - Birth/Chris: ... 1884 at ...
6. CHAMBERS, Hal E - Birth/Chris: ... 1887 at ...
7. CHAMBERS, William C - Birth/Chris: ... 1891 at ...

ix. Truman R ROBERTS. 1857-1926

x. Olive M ROBERTS was born about Dec 26, 1859 in OH. died Mar 16 1942 Married John Painter January 06, 1884. Burial: March 19, 1942, Woodland Cemetery, Van Wert, OH

xi. Milton Martin ROBERTS Sr. 1861-1904 Burial: October 09, 1904, Woodland cemetery, Van Wert, Oh. son of JOHN ROBERTS and MARY MITCHELL. He was born November 25, 1861 in Washington Ct. House, Fayette, OH, and died October 09, 1904 in Van Wert county, OH. Married Lucy Jane Painter May 02, 1886

Children of LUCY PAINTER and MILTON ROBERTS are:
228. i. CLARK GLEN8 ROBERTS, b. June 07, 1887, Van Wert county, OH; d. July 1940, Van Wert county, OH.
229. ii. ANNA VIOLA ROBERTS, b. January 25, 1890, Van Wert county, OH; d. Unknown.
230. iii. DOLLIE AMBER ROBERTS, b. March 08, 1892, Van Wert county, OH; d. 1951, Van Wert county, OH.
iv. PAUL EUGENE ROBERTS, b. September 24, 1900, Van Wert county, OH; d. 1993, Van Wert county, OH.

xii. Franklin ROBERTS was born about 1862 in OH.

xiii. Elmer D ROBERTS. Born 12 Sep 1867 married Mary E Snyder 30 Mar 1904

Re: brick wall John Q A Curtis and wife Dorcus (Hair) Curtis

barbdale_1 — 2013-04-23 00:37:00Z

There is an extensive pension record for John Q.A. Curtis (sometimes spelled Curtiss) at Fold 3. It says his widow's maiden name was Ruth E. Trask, and they married in Iowa in 1857. Still no sign of Dorcus, or even if this is the right John.

Re: brick wall John Q A Curtis and wife Dorcus (Hair) Curtis

barbdale_1 — 2013-04-23 00:25:49Z

Here is her marriage record
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XD5C-N9T

Here is a widow's pension for a Ruth E. Curtis, widow of John Q.A. Curtis - see image
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KDY8-2Q4

Here is that same person's enlistment record
http://www.ilsos.gov/isaveterans/civilMusterSearch.do?key=59...

Here is his burial
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=cu...;

Unfortunately, without knowing your John's birthdate or parents, it is difficult to tell if it is the right person. Judging by the dates on his gravestone, the Maria Curtis may have been his Mother.

Re: N W Wineland's Art Gallery in Centerburg

GloriaBParsisson — 2013-04-22 18:45:33Z

Hi,
I do the history of the Centerburg area and have some information on Noah Wineland. He was born in Knox Co. Ohio (where Centerburg is located) and probably had his photo gallery in Centerburg from the 1890s, perhaps a decade earlier, through 1910. I have many of his cards and pictures of people and places around Centerburg. Noah was also a sketch artist and did itinerant work probably before he stated the photo studio.

Do you know the person in the photograph. I might have some information there too.

Gloria Parsisson gparsisson@gmail.com
Local History

Re: Obit Look up

WilmaLepore — 2013-04-19 06:52:35Z

I saw a post on the Richland County message board that I believe is about this same adoption situation.

You can look at it here:
http://boards.rootsweb.com//localities.northam.usa.states.oh...?

Good luck!

Wilma

Re: Obit Look up

WilmaLepore — 2013-04-18 04:11:56Z

You might want to try contacting the Utica Branch of the Licking County Library. I'm fairly certain that they have copies of the Utica Herald on microfilm for 1923. The branch supervisor is Jennifer Mitchell, and her email address is: jmitchell@lickingcountylibrary.info

I an a former director of the Licking County Library, and you can tell Jennifer that Irecommended that you contact her.

If there is nothing in the Utica newspaper, she might be able to check the newspapers in Newark which is where the Main Library is.

Since there was at least one article about this in the Mt. Vernon News, you could also contact the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County. eMail for the Library is: communityrelations@knox.net

Good luck!

Wilma

Re: Obit Look up

Kat747 — 2013-04-17 10:28:17Z

Hi Lisa,

Well, no, not really and here's why I suspect that. I'm NOT saying there wouldn't be an obit for her, but what all would even be in an obit for someone so young? Second, there may not have even been an obit.

I've seen obits before for little kids, babies and stillborns and it's usually like what I found there in the Lancaster Eagle - a short paragraph in the local newspaper that mentions that the kid died, how, and who the parents are.

You mentioned in your initial post here that she was the daughter of William Edward Huffman...are you the one that's been trying to track down Minnie & Esther Huffman? Do you think that this Esther Bell is W E Huffman's daughter that he gave up for adoption?

IF SO, isn't this the same William Edward Huffman that was married to and divorced from Laura Sampsel?

IF SO, he was born Oct 16, 1876 (per draft reg. card; Oct 1878 per death cert.), and was killed by a train on Jan 24, 1946 in Bucyrus, divorced from Laura Sampsel.

In his obit it states in part:

"Surviving are two sons, William, of 431 Grand street, and Paul of West Railroad street, only recently discharged from the army; one sister, Mrs Anna Long of Michigan, and a number of nieces and nephews. Two daughters who were adopted into other homes when quite young, also survive."

Or am I way off here and have this confused with someone else?.....

Kat

Re: Obit Look up

LisaGreer2011 — 2013-04-17 05:52:53Z

Thank U Kat. I did go threw and save those. How ever I am kinda looking for the obit because it would have more info...Any idea on where or how i may find that? Lisa

Re: Obit Look up

Kat747 — 2013-04-15 15:49:46Z

Hi,

Search newspapers here at Ancestry; her drowning in Mt Vernon is mentioned in a few papers.

The June 21, 1923 Lancaster Daily Eagle says:

Mt Vernon, O., June 21 - Esther Dudgeon, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jenkins, fell into the river here yesterday while fishing and was drowned. Her parents believe that she was overcome by the heat, causing her to fall into the water.

Kat

Obit Look up

LisaGreer2011 — 2013-04-14 18:59:09Z

Hello everyone out there. I am looking for the Obit of a
Esther Bell Dudgeon ...She was born 1/4/1913 Died 6/19/1923 in a drowning accident. She is buried in Utica .
The only other thing i know is that she was adopted around
1917 from Crawford County & her fathers name at that time was
William Edward Huffman...
Any other help would be great. But I defiantly am looking for her Obit...
If you can help me please send me a message here or to my email @ thesimpkins2@yahoo.com
thanks in advance
Lisa Greer

brick wall John Q A Curtis and wife Dorcus (Hair) Curtis

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-27 04:28:35Z

am trying to find John and Dorcus Curtis. They were married Jun 20 1855 by James Hair minister.

Re: brick wall James L Johnson and family

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-26 06:31:35Z

I found them on the 1880 census, living in New Portage, Summint, Ohio. Census has them listed with last name of Johnston.

Russell Family Reunion

KnoxCoGen — 2013-03-25 21:38:08Z

Any descendants of Samuel and Caroline (Fowls) Russell out there? I need to know when the Russell Family Reunion is scheduled for this summer. It used to be in July or August, and I believe it's still happening, but I need a date.

Thanks!

Re: brick wall James L Johnson and family

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-25 21:02:24Z

thank you. correct family

Re: brick wall James L Johnson and family

rumer9 — 2013-03-25 18:11:16Z

I found on familysearch a Frank Johnson who was born 1881 in Brink haven Ohio, parents listed as James Johnson and Margaret Hoffman. He married Belle Tufts 2/10/1901 in Franklin county Ohio. I also found a John Johnson born 6/30/1879 in Norton, Summit county Ohio. Parents listed as James Johnson and Margaret Hoffman. Hope this helps

Diana

Re: marriage lookups last name Hair/Hare

crawford128 — 2013-03-25 15:41:36Z

Yes, I can look those marriages up for you. Contact me off-site so that I have your email to know where to send the information to. Contact me at crawford937@gmail.com

Re: brick wall James L Johnson and family

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-25 03:44:15Z

yes, my daisy

Re: brick wall James L Johnson and family

KarenMarkwell — 2013-03-25 02:43:39Z

I am no relation.

I found a Daisy Johnson marrying Fred Monett 1893 in Franklin Co Ohio and found Daisy Monett death certificate. It gives her fathers name as Johnson, mother: unknown. Date of birth 16 Nov 1874. Could this be your Daisy? The marriage & death certificate are on FamilySearch.

Re: marriage lookups last name Hair/Hare

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-25 02:18:30Z

If it is not to much trouble would you mind list all of them please.

Re: marriage lookups last name Hair/Hare

crawford128 — 2013-03-24 21:50:49Z

There are several Hair or Hare listings. There are eleven brides and 5 grooms....what name are you looking for?

marriage lookups last name Hair/Hare

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-22 05:04:07Z

am interested in knowing if there are any persons with last name of Hair or Hare in the book/index ?

Re: brick wall James L Johnson and family

KnoxCoGen — 2013-03-21 12:59:55Z

Richard, it may have been my Knox Co tree that you were looking at. I do have information on Margaret (Maggie), but absolutely nothing on James other than the information on their marriage license and on his tombstone. I have not found him in an earlier census, nor in the 1880 census. I have absolutely no information on their daughter Daisy other than her birth record.

Maggie (Margaret Amelia Hoffman) was the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth (Pinkerton) Hoffman. She was in their family in Holmes County at the time of the 1874 Census. She was under the age of consent when she married James in Knox County on 01 Mar 1874, for both of her parents gave consent for the marriage. Daisy Irene's birth was recorded in Knox County birth records as 16 Nov 1874. I have not found her in any census either.

James is buried at Brinkhaven Cemetery, Union Township, Knox Co, OH. Date of death given as 09 May 1884 (not in Knox Co death records), and age at death given as 38 years, 10 months, 24 days on his grave marker there.

Margaret married again after James's death, marrying Osborne A Hibbets (1858-1943) in Knox Co, OH, on 15 Nov 1889. They were living in Brinkhaven in 1900 with 5 children. Margaret died on 06 Nov 1935 and is buried at Brinkhaven Cemetery, as is her 2nd husband, Osborne.

Sorry not to be of more help!

Joseph William Van Valey Born Mount Vernon, Ohio; Died August 2001 Bremerton, Washington

oastwd — 2013-03-20 21:52:13Z

Kitsap Sun, Bremerton, Washington, Tuesday, August 28, 2001
Joseph Van Valey
Joseph William Van Valey, 75, of Port Orchard, died August 22, 2001, at Harrison Memorial Hospital.

He was born September 9, 1925, in Mount Vernon, Ohio, to Joseph and Opal (Hendershot) Van Valey.

Mr. Van Valey served in the Marine Corps during World War II.

He married Gloria Rechinni on January 9, 1948, in Seattle. She preceded him in death in 1993.

He married Isabel Monk on July 29, 1994, in Reno, Nevada.

Mr. Van Valey worked for Pacific Northwest Bell for 36 years, retiring in 1981.

He was a Master Gardener and enjoyed wintering in Arizona.

Survivors include his wife; one daughter, Christine Barber of Bremerton; two grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

A memorial service was held Monday at Miller-Woodlawn Funeral Home.

Memorial donations may be made to American Lung Association of Washington, 2625 Third Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121-1213, or American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 2383, Bremerton, Washington 98310.

brick wall James L Johnson and family

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-18 20:12:08Z

am trying to find James L Johnson who married Maggie Hoffman 1 mar 1874. and their daughter Daisy Irene was born 16 nov 1874 in my holly. I cannot find them on the 1880 census. according to a public family tree James died in Knox in 1884.

Re: Mary Ann Hair and John J Johnson

TVISLAND19 — 2013-03-17 22:22:03Z

Thank you for your inquiry, however, I do not have any info regarding Mary Ann Hair, except an article I found on Licking Co., OH site hosted by Roots/web/.Com on first families in Licking Co. Mary Ann Hair, born @1819, in Licking Co., OH who was a daughter of James Hair, married to John James Johnson. I don't have Mary Ann Hair connected to anyone in my Hair records. Sorry. I have not searched the James Hair line - only William Hair. Apparently William had a brother James, which may or may not be the James you are looking for. Dorothy

Re: BIAS / PINE NY>MI>OH>MI

LisaJBD — 2013-03-07 02:40:00Z

1850 Census info added to previous post.

BIAS / PINE NY>MI>OH>MI

LisaJBD — 2013-03-07 02:39:13Z

I have Jonathan BIAS and wife Sally both born in NY, married in Michigan and then living in Canton, Wayne Co, MI in 1840. Jonathan BIAS was b. abt. 1765. He and Sally were living in Liberty, Knox, Ohio in 1850. Sally's death index shows that she moved back to where family was living in Volinia, Cass Co, MI. Sally (parents Boner?) b. 1774 in NY, d. Oct 1871 at age 97. Jonathan and Sally BIAS had a daughter Lucinda in NY b. 1817 and d. 1904. Lucinda married Ananias PINE b. 1803 and d. 1881 and is buried in Crane Cemetery in Volinia.
I would like to know when Jonathan Bias died, is buried and if he or his father was a Revolutionary War Patriot. I would also like to know where in NY they were all from. Who are Ananias PINE's parents?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Lisa

Re: BIAS / PINE NY>MI>OH>MI

KnoxCoGen — 2013-03-07 02:34:41Z

And what is their association with Knox Co, OH, if any?

john j johnson and family

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-06 19:41:41Z

am tring to locate John b 1819 canada, wife mary born 1825, daughter elizabeth 1840, son james 1846, and daughter daisy 1848. I can't seem to find them after the 1850 census, however son james had a daughter born 16 nov 1874 in mt holly.

Mary Ann Hair and John J Johnson

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-03-01 21:13:13Z

Am seeking information on Mary Ann Hair and John J Johnson who were married 29 June 1842 in Knox County, by her father James Hair.

Re: Hiram, John and Samuel Rowley

Kat747 — 2013-02-27 21:51:27Z

This might help you sort out Rowley's if you haven't checked it out already...Google "History of Knox County, Ohio, its past and present"....and you can read the book for free and search it and there are quite a few Rowley families mentioned in there that had settled in Miller Twp.

Kat

Re: Charles K. Banbury

BillBanbury — 2013-02-26 02:45:47Z

Yes, I would be very interested in having the information on Richard Banbury and his wife Margaret that you have mentioned. Please contact me dorectly at bbanbury@charter.net
Thank You... this is really appreciated!
Bill Banbury

Re: Charles K. Banbury

stevemeador25 — 2013-02-26 01:25:11Z

I have come across an original mortgage deed from 2/6/1872 for Richard and Margaret Banbury where they purchase 40 acres in Jefferson township of Know County. If you have interest in this, please let me know

Hiram, John and Samuel Rowley

richard_vanwagenen — 2013-02-25 16:39:24Z

am interested in knowing if there is any reocrd exists that exists, that shows, the names of their children. all were living in miller twp, in 1820. I am trying to figure out who lucy rowley's father was, she was married in 1826 to a relative of mine William Baker.

Sherry Hawkins Shultz

Contribution — 2013-02-18 13:52:52Z

DANVILLE: Sherry E. Shultz, 59, died Sunday February 17, 2013, at her residence.

She was born December 12, 1953 in Millersburg, Ohio to Glenn W. and Mary Helen (Meehan) Hawkins.

She served in the U.S. Army.

On July 3, 1974, she married John J. Shultz.

She was a RN affiliated with the Licking Memorial Hospital CCU.
She was a member of the Jefferson Hills Garden Club. She also loved to read, and follow her grandkids in sports.

Sherry is survived by her husband; John J. Shultz, sisters; Linda (Eddie) Crawford of Warsaw, Ohio and Glenda Cassidy of Brinkhaven, her children; Jim (Stacy) Shultz of Danville, Jeff (Tara Oyster) Shultz of Brinkhaven, Kim (Joe) Wilson of Danville, and Tammy (Mike) Crane of Danville, grandchildren; Brandon Wilson, Erica Johnson, Devon Wilson, Kyle Shultz, Jordan Wilson, Dylan Wilson, Breanna Crane, Tess Shultz, and Sophie Shultz, surrogate grandkids; Jordan Crane, Lyssa Oyster, and Winston Oyster, in-laws; Roxie (Kenny) Reiheld, Cheryl (Greg) Sheldon, and Lou Ann Shultz all of Danville, nieces and nephews; Beth Crawford of Mt. Vernon, Mike Crawford of Brinkhaven, Betsy (Tracey) McCombs of Brinkhaven, Brooke (Steve) Baker of Butler, Ohio, Mary Ann (Jake) Perani of Brinkhaven, Charlie (Shelley) Marmet of Apple Valley, Mindy Marmet and George Cline of Danville, and Ethan Shultz of Danville, and 16 great nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; Glenn and Helen, a brother; Bobbie Hawkins, brothers-in-law; Tim Cassidy and Chuck Shultz, and her mother and father-in-law; Marietta and Bill Shultz.

A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday February 20, 2013, at the Fischer Funeral Home in Danville.

Burial, with Military Rites by the Knox County Joint Veterans Council, will follow in Wesley Chapel Cemetery near Danville.

Calling hours will be from 3-5 & 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions are suggested to Hospice of Central Ohio; 2269 Cherry Valley Rd., Newark, OH 43055, or at www.hospiceofcentralohio.org.

Information is available at www.fischerfuneralhome.com

Published in the Advocate on February 18, 2013 .

Veteran

Re: Mary Lou Siegwarth, marriage 1952 Thomas William Schwartz

robinsiegwarth — 2013-02-17 17:39:26Z

great help, thanks for you efforts.

Robin

Re: Mary Lou Siegwarth, marriage 1952 Thomas William Schwartz

Kat747 — 2013-02-17 17:23:29Z

Hi Robin,

(Not related to these people)

Not sure when Mary L was born except about 1934, but according to her marriage certificate to Thomas Schwartz, she was born in Pittsburgh, PA.

She did marry Thomas in Knox County; marriage was solemnized on Jan 28, 1952, filed on Feb 11, 1952.

What I did find is that Thomas William Schwartz remarried a Constance Louise Smith in Pleasants County, WV on Sept 21, 1959. So...him and Mary Lou either divorced or she died before 1959. I've yet to find a death record or remarriage record for Mary Lou. In other words, if she didn't die before 1959 when Thomas remarried, she may have remarried also and is living/died under another surname.

As far as I can tell, Thomas Schwartz is stil alive, and almost 83 years old, living in Fredericktown, Knox, OH and married now to Creta M whom he married in 1966. (Him and his twin brother Ted A were born March 8, 1930 in Knox. Ted died in 2003. Tom is mentioned in Ted's obit as a survivor.)

If you haven't done so already, my suggestion would be to try to get a copy of her father's (Elmer Jacob Siegwarth) 1958 obit (if there is one) to see if it mentions his daughter as having survived him or whether she died before him.

Looks like her mother, Helen (Morrow) Siegwarth died in Sept 1981 in Pittsburgh. Might help to get a hold of her obit too if you can.

Hope this helps some,
Kat

Mary Lou Siegwarth, marriage 1952 Thomas William Schwartz

robinsiegwarth — 2013-02-16 12:34:19Z

hi there,
searching for the birth date and place, aswell as death-date and -place for Mary Lou Siegwarth, daughter of Elmer Jacob Siegwarth and Hellen Morrow from Pennsylvania.
Marriage from Mary Lou datet from 11.02.1952 in Know/ohio

Help is highly appreciated
thanks
Robin

Re: Kinney, Crill, Cole, Norton, Sargent -- Early Knox Co

kudasa1 — 2013-02-13 04:24:51Z

I would be very happy to see a digital repoduction from the ledger of Wm. H. Messenger. Thank you.

frostrvm@charter.net

Re: Kinney, Crill, Cole, Norton, Sargent -- Early Knox Co

gvand1953 — 2013-02-12 13:32:05Z

Since this is an old post, you may have already found this information, but there's an Ohio 1850 census that lists Isaac Norton [78] with Amelia [47] and seven children [looks like one child, Isaac Jr., is married with a child and living with them] in Spencer, Hamilton County. Note to folks following the Pamelia Messenger Gibbons line: this 'Amelia' could not be Pamelia because in 1850 she was living with her son Wm. Messenger and she would have been 66 not 47.

Re: Dunn Family connection

edrnewman_1 — 2013-02-11 17:32:28Z

Kathy, do you know if the John Dunn who m. Mary kershner was married before? I have Jacob, John P., Edward , Thomas, and Martin K., as children of the John Dunn who m Mary Kershner, but that can't be. They were all b before 1804. I believe Simeon Dunn was this John's brother, as he was admin of john's estate. Thanks for whatever help you or anyone can give me.

Re: Mrs. L.C. Stillwell

jklamb — 2013-02-11 01:20:00Z

Please contact us one of Nellie Mae Lambs Children was our grandfather Nellie Mae and Harry Charles are our Great Grand parents We have information on Samuel King Blair

Re: Kinney, Crill, Cole, Norton, Sargent -- Early Knox Co

bcrubenser — 2013-02-11 00:54:47Z

My E-mail address is bcrubenser@q.com. I appreciate whatever you can sned me.

Bob R

Re: Kinney, Crill, Cole, Norton, Sargent -- Early Knox Co

gvand1953 — 2013-02-10 18:15:14Z

Bob -- please send an email to my email account so I might send you the image: gVanD@sbcglobal.net. Thank you.

Re: Kinney, Crill, Cole, Norton, Sargent -- Early Knox Co

bcrubenser — 2013-02-10 17:33:42Z

Please send me the info that you have. Frederick D is in my tree line. I have info on that side of the family and if you need any, let me know.

Bob R

Re: Kinney, Crill, Cole, Norton, Sargent -- Early Knox Co

gvand1953 — 2013-02-10 02:16:54Z

I realize this is an older post, but please note to clarify: Pamelia did not marry Isaac Norton till Dec. 1825. As far as is known, she had no children with him. Her children were hers and Grove's. Grove was wounded in the war of 1812, taken POW and died in a Montreal Hospital on 29 Jan. 1814. I have Adah residing with Charles and two children in Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana in 1860 where she died in 1887. As to documenting their marriage, I have no reliable info for that as yet.

Re: Kinney, Crill, Cole, Norton, Sargent -- Early Knox Co

gvand1953 — 2013-02-10 02:04:42Z

I don't know if this will help you as I see this was posted some time ago, but I have a page from Wm. H. Messenger's ledger that proves that Pamelia was his mother, Adah was his sister and Frederick D. was his brother. Let me know if you'd like me to send you a digital reproduction of the page. If you do, please provide your email address so I might send it to you.