Trumbull - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James Family

ALXNME90 — 2009-11-05 03:00:01Z

Thank you SO much for finding this for me. It is my great grandfather!! I found his wife (Mary) living in Chicago after his death. I really appreciate this. :) If you need anything in Chicago, let me know?

Alx

Re: Trumbull County Death 1860 or after (Hartman)

Alice_Mackert — 2009-11-05 00:40:30Z

Thank you Dave. I will follow up on your suggestion. Alice

Re: Rev August Busse minister from 1885 - 1893 Hubbard, Trumbull County, Ohio

daw640 — 2009-11-04 16:26:49Z

I can provide you with information on their marriage date, Augusta's death date and CoD, and also that of Mattie Emma if you don't already have it. Reply on list.

Dave Williams

Re: Trumbull County Death 1860 or after (Hartman)

daw640 — 2009-11-04 16:12:50Z

Alice,

The index to "Trumbull County Ohio Death Records 1867-1908..." does not list an entry for Nicholas Hartman/Hardman/Hardtman/Hardtmann. As you'll notice, the County records began in 1867, and are fairly scant for the very earliest years.

It may be possible to check for cemetery records. You can inquire about cemetery records in Champion Township here:
http://www.wtcpl.org/site/c.iqLSI0OyGnF/b.3443837/k.AD25/WTC...

Dave Williams

Re: Looking for local records help

daw640 — 2009-11-04 15:54:57Z

Mary Ellen,

Mary Ann GRINDEL [sic] "of Bazetta" [Township, Trumbull Co.] and John MILLER were married on 30 March, 1845 by Eli Jackson, Justice of the Peace. The reference is: volume 1844-50, page 30 [for the license] and volume 4, page 152 [for the marriage record].

You may be able to obtain a copy of the record(s) from the ledger book(s) by contacting the Trumbull County Archives here:
http://www.archives.co.trumbull.oh.us/

Dave Williams

Re: James Family

daw640 — 2009-11-04 15:36:12Z

The index to "Trumbull County Ohio Death Records 1867-1908..." lists a John James, minister, who died in Mineral Ridge on 30 March, 1885 at the age of 66. He was a widower whose birthplace is listed as South Wales. Cause of death is given as paralysis, which may mean the results of a stroke. The reference is volume 2, page 285. There is no listing for a Mary James prior to his death.

There are no "Death Certificates" from this period; the record usually having been one line in a large ledger. However, you may be able to obtain a copy of the entry by contacting the Trumbull County Archives here:
http://www.archives.co.trumbull.oh.us/

Dave Williams

Re: Looking for Researcher in Trumbull

jseni1952 — 2009-11-02 02:33:11Z

Lori, Have you posted the information you are looking for in Trumbull County,Ohio ?

I am not in Trumbull Cty but if you gives me names and dates I can try and help you..

Re: Braceville Center Cemetery in Braceville. Trumbull Co,, Ohio

1angelheart — 2009-11-01 20:18:40Z

I would be so grateful! I can send you a list of the names I am specifically interested in.

Re: Richard Hall Mizner Decendents

connieduke — 2009-11-01 00:33:36Z

All of the info I have on Richard Hall Mizner and descendants can be found on my webpages at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~grannyapple/MISNER/... then go to the "R" page at the bottom. Any other questions, contact me at cduke@jamadots.com.

Re: Clarissa(Meeker)Tyrrell

jpsegalla — 2009-10-31 14:10:53Z

Gilbert enlisted as a Private in the Civil War on 26 January 1864 in Company I, 35th Infantry Regiment Indiana. He was transferred into Regiment US Veteran Reserve Corp on Oct. 8, 1864 after being wounded in action in the battle near Kennesaw Mountain July 20, 1864, and sent back to Nashville, Tenn. Gilbert got a small pension and lived in a nice large residence, of his own construction, on Indiana Avenue, in La Porte, Indiana, which is still standing. He and his wife, Mary, had at least two sons, Charles R., who moved to Seattle, and William E., who stayed in La Porte. Gilbert was the first president of the N.W. Indiana Bee Keepers Association and was a beehive manufacturer. He was also a master mechanic, plumber, and was supervisor of the city's water works. If you could e-mail a photo of his home, I would greatly appreciate it. My e-mail is jpsegalla@comcast.net Thank, Kara

Re: Clarissa(Meeker)Tyrrell

jpsegalla — 2009-10-31 14:03:16Z

Emeline Lampson, 2nd wife of Asahel Tyrrell, parents were Henry Lampson and Mary Webster. Her gravestone photo is posted at findagrave.com. Don't know much else about her, but would appreciate any findings. Asahel Tyrrell and Lucretia Webster were my 2nd great grandparents. You can e-mail me at jpsegalla@comcast.net. Thanks, Kara

Phebe/Phoebe Bradford b. 28 Mar 1826 Vienna, Trumball, Ohio

NanRoberts39 — 2009-10-31 03:15:02Z

I am looking for information on Phebe Bradford, born 28 Mar 1826 in Vienna, Trumball, Ohio. She married Samuel H. Valentine 10 Jun 1847 in Mechanicsburg, Champaign, Ohio. I would like to know who her parents were source citations for her birth and marriage. Thanks. Nan

Re: Richard Hall Mizner Decendents

pickupman82 — 2009-10-30 22:48:10Z

I too am a decendant of a Richard Hall Mizner.

I show he had 3 wives, Eliza Thompson, then Minerva Lottie Straw (my relation), and Clarissa Perry Crawford.

Does anyone have any record of him remarrying?

I show they had 3 Children.
Louisa Betsy b. Jan 1854
Harriet b.1857
Sarah b.1861

If this information matches what you have could you please provide as much info on Richards parents and prior?

Thank you.

John J. Fabijance - U.S.A.

Lace_Lynch — 2009-10-28 15:24:14Z

NILES, Ohio – A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009, at 9:30 a.m. at the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church for John J. Fabijance, 84, who died Sunday, Oct. 25, while attending the Cleveland Browns football game.

Mr. Fabijance was born Dec. 7, 1924 in McDonald, the son of Ivan and Caroline Razum Fabijance, spending his lifetime in Niles, Ohio.

A member of the church, he had been employed by U.S. Steel as an inspector, retiring in 1980.

He was a U.S. Navy veteran and a lifetime member of the Croatian Fraternal Union No. 598.

He was an ardent supporter of the Cleveland Browns and Indians, enjoyed golf, card playing, bingo, fishing and gardening. His most treasured times were those spent with his family.

His wife, the former Irene A. Bardzel, whom he married May 14, 1955, preceded him in death on Jan. 4, 1999. He was also preceded in death by a sister, Anna Oleksa.

Survivors include his sons, Michael J. and his wife, Diane and John P. and his wife, Cindy, all of Niles; a sister, Katherine Ballentine of Columbus, Ohio; and two grandchildren, Amanda and Josh.

Friends may call today, Oct. 28, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Robert P. McDermott Memorial Home, where the Bereavement Society of the Church will hold a prayer service at 7:30 p.m.

Burial will be at Niles, Ohio City Cemetery, where Mr. Fabijance will be honored and recognized for his service to our country by the Trumbull County American Legion Honor Guard.

Arrangements and care has been entrusted to the Robert P. McDermott Memorial Home, 614 Warren Avenue in Niles.

Re: Trumbull County Cemeteries

sjhage1 — 2009-10-26 22:55:22Z

Jerome,
Thank you very much, this informations does help me alot. I appreciate your time and effort in helping me.
Sandy

Re: Trumbull County Cemeteries

jeromewachholz — 2009-10-26 14:00:00Z

Evergeen South Cemetery is in Johnston Township.

Re: Trumbull County Cemeteries

jeromewachholz — 2009-10-26 13:58:22Z

I checked the book this weekend and did find Dwight W. Halstead son of Dwight and Betsy died 6/25/44 aged 3 mos. 8 days in Kenilworth Cemetery in Greene Township.

I also found an Isaac Halstead who probably is not who you are looking for but may be related. He is buried in Evergreen South Cemetery 1824-1895. Also listed was Wealthy Halstead 1835-1901 and Eddie Halstead 6/17/1859-12/5/1884.

Hope this helps.

Looking for Researcher in Trumbull

lori_macpherson — 2009-10-26 01:53:37Z

Hello,

I've been doing some research on my ancestors who lived in Trumbull County (Bloomfield, Bazetta) in the mid to late 1800's. Unfortunately, I've gathered as much information as I can being so far away (California). Any referrals of people who are interested in helping with genealogical research for a fee?

Thank you very much,

Lori MacPherson

Re: Braceville Center Cemetery in Braceville. Trumbull Co,, Ohio

autokat — 2009-10-22 01:23:04Z

I was in that cemetery this summer. I do remember seeing the name Bradford on many stones. I have family in the area, I can ask them to drive through and look around.

Re: Where is this property located

autokat — 2009-10-22 01:14:46Z

My sister owns a house on Washington. I will ask her to look at her deed and see what we can come up with for you. Might show something???

Are you a Hartman living in Trumbull?

Alice_Mackert — 2009-10-18 14:00:53Z

Trying to locate relatives of Obediah Hartman and his father Nicholas Hartman. Obediah born 1815 Pa and Nicholas born Pa in 1784. Obediah's brother Daniel was written up in "History of Trumbull and Mahoning". Both came to Trumbull in early 1830's. I believe Nicholas diedabt 1865 in Champion, Trumbull. Welcome all suggestions to further my research. Alicemackert@msn.com

Trumbull County Death 1860 or after (Hartman)

Alice_Mackert — 2009-10-15 16:58:32Z

Where would be the most likely place to find a death record
for a person who died after 1860? Trying to find one for my ggggrandfather, Nicholas Hartman. I found him in the 1860 Census, listed as Hardman, living in Champion Township, Trumbull County. Age 74. He spent most of his life in Trumbull County and I feel sure this is where he died. I know that deaths were probably not recorded in that time period. He did not appear in the 1870 census. Thank you.

Re: Swartzwalter

cdb220 — 2009-10-13 06:07:19Z

I am looking for realitives of Catherine Swartzwalter whom married Francis Kimmler in indiana, I have figured out that her father was Abraham from pa.
her siblings were Robert Y, Edward, Edith Alma, and Adam who were born in ohio Catherine was born in 1833 in pa when her parents were there.
I am hopeing that you can help me

Re: Mathews of Kinsman, OH

Mrpen1 — 2009-10-11 17:54:45Z

I am looking for the parents of Jacob Mathews b. abt. 1790 in PA. Do you know of any Jacob's coming form this area? He married Fanny Smith in Richland Ohio and died in 1836 in Huron Ohio.

how accurate are cemetery inscriptions

mclean811 — 2009-10-24 03:19:49Z

Trumbull County Cemetery Inscriptions 1800 - 1930
Author: Trumbull County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society
Publication: 1983
Page: p.269
Text:
Anderson, James Rev. War Soldier 12/25/1848 77------
Came 1804 from Chester Co., Pa.

My problem is that this James Anderson would most likely be too young. Also, It is my understanding that this James Anderson did not come to the US util after the war.

I have read in the Trumbull history books that in 1812 Arthur and James Anderson participated in the war of 1812.

Could the inscription have made a mistake....Or do i have the wrong James Anderson? (There are so many James Anderson's)

thank you

Re: Church Hill

mclean811 — 2009-10-23 05:34:40Z

Please cancel my requesr.

I found the correct Frances Anderson.

(It's alsways the same. After I post, the answer pops up and it's to late to cancel the post. (rueful grin)

Church Hill

mclean811 — 2009-10-23 03:24:23Z

In 1888 George Perkins married Frances Anderson. She is listed as from Church Hill. As a married women she lives in Youngstown.

The 1870 census lists 2 Frances Anderson's. One from Lordstown and the other from Youngstown.

Which area would Church Hill be considered?

I I think she is the one from Lordstown because earlier censuses had Church Hill in Liberty.

Thank you, Moria

Re: Marriage Record in Trumbull Co

kcoe99133 — 2009-10-23 16:51:16Z

I will send the email but I do not have any more information. The Solomon Brown I was looking for was married to an Elizabeth Goldsberry.
Kathy Coe

Looking for local records help

MQuiltr2 — 2009-10-10 23:46:32Z

I am hoping to buy the marriage record for one couple:

Mary Ann Grindle to John Miller Feb 1845
in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, according to the obit.

Mary Ann Grindle, the maiden, had moved in with her aunt. when she was 17...so says her obit.
Any way to determine the name of Aunt?
She could have been Grindle or Starner, article does not say if mother's sister (Starner)or father's sister (Grindle)...just aunt. Either way, her identity would be helpful in finding "their" parents.
This aunt should have birth of Pennsylvania.

Mary Ann Grindle should have only been 17 at time of marriage to John Miller, so did her aunt sign her marriage license to give permission?

Please contact me directly at PhotoRestore54@aol.com
(as my posted email address frequently fills to capacity with quilt related mail.) so we can exchange snail mail...I want to reemburse your expenses...and pay for that marriage record.

Mary Ellen
PhotoRestore54@aol.com
Florida

Re: Help from someone who lives in Warren

rmccollum131 — 2009-10-20 01:08:54Z

Gina,
1850 PA, Crawford Co, Randolph Twp.
Peter Kimmy 42, Carpenter, PA
Mary 32, NY
Emmaline 12 PA
Martha 7 PA
Lucinda 6 PA
Harrison 3 PA
Harriet 7/12 PA
Looks like this is your Emmaline. Most of the old marriage records did not list parents unless they had to sign for a child that was under the legal age to marry.
Ralph McCollum

Re: Help from someone who lives in Warren

rmccollum131 — 2009-10-20 19:17:54Z

Gina,
If she died in Ohio, her death cert may be available on line. If you give me her married name and year of death, I would be able to see if her cert is available. Be aware that death ceerts are only as good as the info provided by the informant. If she lived alone or at a rooming house etc., you will often find parents names and place of birth as unknown.
I have been to the archives in Warren, and Emily and her staff are very helpful, but I now live in Oklahoma......
Ralph

Re: Parker, Weston, and Glover Family Tree

rklaric — 2009-10-17 02:23:32Z

There were actually 8 children.
Joey, Albert, Billy, Terry, Frank. Gary, Loretta and Frances.
Joey had a daughter and he died in 1984. I am Randi, his daughter and I am married with a 15 month old son named Jack.

Albert had 4 children. Al, Ronnie, Teri and Frankie. Ronnie died. Albert and Marie just celebrated 50 years together! :)
Billy had 2 children. Lisa nd Gina. Billy is a widow
Gary had 3 children. Kim, Gary and Todd. Who knows where gary is.
Frances had one child, Tina She is near Sharpsville
Loretta had 3 children. 2 died and Michael the only child left. Not sure where she is now. Her daughter just died.
Frank and Terry died at an early age and none of them had children.
Edith died in/around 1984.

Re: Looking for VARVIR (VARVIE, VARVER)

jseni1952 — 2009-10-13 01:03:37Z

I found the death of Mary Varvir and also a Joseph. I don't know if you need that information. If you need that let me know..

benton brown wolcott rice obits

aurina — 2009-10-18 20:38:05Z

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohtrumbu/info/newspapers.h...
this library has email. since u have the dates, perhaps they will look them up for u.
http://www.wtcpl.org/site/c.iqLSI0OyGnF/b.3833163/k.255C/New...
the online newspaper archive i use does not have them yet. also, many "obits" in that time were only death notices "mr sam brown died saturday" maybe because, i think, everyone who knew him knew he was dead and who his fanily was and no one from out of town was reading the paper online. also, tell the library the spouses of the women-often "mrs sam brown" died, not "mrs sally brown"
good luck

Help from someone who lives in Warren

trueblue77 — 2009-10-20 00:49:29Z

I hope someone will go to Trumbull County Archives and look up the following marriage. Sent to me by a volunteer who has the Index books.

Weeks, John N. & Kimmey, Emmeline of Warren m 26 Nov 1860 by William C. Clark MG (L 1858-66 p 196) (vol 6 p 45)

I do not need a certificate. I just hope that on the license or certificate it will say where Emmeline (Emeline) was born and who her parents were. I found her in 1860 Census in Warren as a domestic help to the King family. Then she married John Weeks later that year. I feel so sure that she is my grandfather's older sister. She was born in Crawford County PA. Parents Peter Kimmy and Mary Pike.

Many thanks!
Gina

Re: Help from someone who lives in Warren

trueblue77 — 2009-10-20 13:36:37Z

I did not ready your reply good as I should have. Now I see that there would not be parents names on record of marriage.
But how can I really know for sure if the Emeline I found in Warren is mine?
I was given some help from the Library with death notice of Emeline and also Obit of her husband in 1917. I gues I will just have to work on trying to find descendants and see if they know.

Many Thanks!
Gina

Re: Help from someone who lives in Warren

trueblue77 — 2009-10-20 13:26:58Z

Thanks Ralph! Perhaps I did not explain myself correctly.I already had the info from 1850 census.

Would you have time to go to the Archives in Warren and see if the info on marriage records give the info of b irth place and parents names?

Sure appreciate your help!
Gina

Re: Help from someone who lives in Warren

trueblue77 — 2009-10-20 20:02:43Z

I checked usgenweb and it looks verydoubtful that certificates will be available online.
I have another idea that I will try but I do thank you for your willingness to help.
Gina

Re: Help from someone who lives in Warren

trueblue77 — 2009-10-20 19:49:50Z

Yes someone told me about how good the Emily and her staff are. I'm just impatient to know but I may just have to write if you cannot find anything online. Thanks for help!
I did get a death notice sent by email from the Library in the last few days. It was terribly sad - she jumped off the bridge. Emeline (Emmeline, Emiline) weeks died 8 Feb 1867.
Please let me know if you can find death certificate.
Gina

Re: Trumbull County Cemeteries

sjhage1 — 2009-10-23 19:18:45Z

They lived around Johnston Twp, Trumbull Co., OH. But I believe that another member of the mailing list has already check the cemetery book and found Dwight Wilson Halstead buried in Trumbull Co., but she didn't find Isaac and Caroline Halstead. So I think they might be buried in Crawford Co.,PA. I want to thank you for your time and responses to my request.

Re: Trumbull County Cemeteries

sjhage1 — 2009-10-22 02:09:18Z

I was able to find out where Dwight Wilson Halstead is buried. Isaac Halstead is listed in the 1860 census in Beaver Twp., Crawford Co., PA, with his son John. I don't know when they moved there, so I am thinking that might be where they are buried.

Trumbull County Cemeteries

sjhage1 — 2009-10-18 13:20:35Z

Does anyone know of any published transcriptions of Trumbull County Cemeteries. I am looking for Isaac Halstead d. 2 April 1863, Caroline Halstead d. 21 Jan 1854 and Dwight Wilson Halstead d. 24 June 1844. I would like to find where they are buried. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Re: George Zedakers/Robinsons

mjandgary — 2009-10-16 01:15:51Z

Hi
I am descended from Michael(son of George and Catharine Barbara Simon Zedaker) and Susanna ??? Zedaker. Anyone have info on Susanna?? Their daughter Catherine married Joseph/Josiah Robinson son of James and Ellen/Eleanor ? Robinson. Anyone have info on the Robinsons??? They all lived in Poland, Mahoning County Ohio. Thanks
MJ Grabulis
mjandgary@cox.net

Re: Rice - Greene Twp.

faithrice1 — 2009-10-11 05:29:50Z

I have Ephraim Rice b 1777 Rutland VT
Had 2 wives
1. Mary "Polly" Buck
2. Mehitable Granger

four children
Eli F Rice b 1803 Canada East
Ephraim II Rice b 1807 Canada East
Rhoda Rice
Rebecca

Re: Rice

faithrice1 — 2009-10-11 01:46:07Z

The 1850 Ohio census, Trumbull Co, Greene, shows Allen Rice with wife Sophia and a house full of kids.

Re: Church Hill - Frances E. Anderson - George Perkins

Nancy_Fredenberg — 2009-10-24 04:25:02Z

Dear Moria,

I am adding your ancestor's name to the subject line, to increase the possiblity of your relatives finding you.

I have found quite an interesting piece about George Perkins and Frances E. Anderson in Joseph Green Butler's History of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley, Volume 2. You can access it on Google Books and it is on page 282 of the book. You can contact me off-list if you need help finding it.

Perkins was the Superintendant of the Youngstown Steel Company for twenty years and quite prominent in the community. He married Frances Anderson and they had three children. The son died at only 19, and the second daughter, Mary married Arthur Purnell of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. and they had one daughter, Martha Frances Purnell.

The youngest daughter of George and Frances was Dorothy Frances Perkins, listed in the 1930 census living with her father and their housekeeper.

I'm sure you can find more information on these daughters.

You're going to have fun researching this family -- keep us posted!

Kind regards,

Nancy Fredenberg
Lauderhill, FL

Re: Trumbull County Cemeteries

jeromewachholz — 2009-10-22 14:40:33Z

Do you have a location in Trumbull county you want me to check? I won't have time to search the entire county and I don't remember if there was an index.

Re: Trumbull County Cemeteries

jeromewachholz — 2009-10-20 17:08:38Z

There is a published transcription of cemeteries. I may be able to look something up this weekend. Do you know where they lived in Trumbull County? I couldn't find Isaac on the 1860 census.

Re: OBIT LOOK UP PLEASE

bobray1461 — 2009-10-17 21:11:22Z

Aurina,

I'm looking for obit information on the following folks. May be a long-shot but I'll be grateful for your assistance. Thank you in advance for your time and effort.

John Benton, d. Nov. 9, 1867, Farmington Twp.
John Brown, d. Mar. 4, 1827, Trumbull Co.(b. Cumberland Co., NJ, 1781)
Daniel Brown, d. Warren Twp. Feb. 2, 1868
Elizabeth Fithian Brown Wolcott, d. Trumbull Co., May 6, 1862
Emily Fithian Brown Rice, d.Jul. 6, 1892 Newton Falls

Bob Benton, La Verne CA

Re: Marriage Record in Trumbull Co

mamamea3 — 2009-10-23 13:30:18Z

This is my daughter's 3rd Great Grandfather....do you have any other info on them, such as birthdates, parents names, etc?? What book are you accessing? Please e-mail my daughter, Holly at hgarverick@chartermi.net

Thanks!