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Re: John R. Booram 1786 bef. 1 Apr. 1870

Bluedawg — 2013-05-17 12:44:20Z

Given his service in the War of 1812, there is a possibility that he is buried at Ft Meigs Cemeteries in Perrysburg, Ohio.

Murdock Cemetery, Harlan Twp., All monuments photographed

jasche — 2013-05-16 20:54:13Z

I have photographed the monuments at Murdock Cemetery. Not all of the transcriptions are completed, but if I miss your family please email me at:

jasche45133@gmail.com

vhttp://billiongraves.com/pages/cemeteries/MurdockCemetery/79...

Daniels, Warren Co. Ohio

sandiolson101 — 2013-05-06 03:15:21Z

I am trying to resarch My James Savage DANIELS Family ,James was the son of Nathan and Hannah Daniels.
James as born about 1778 (1850 census sys in N.J.) It is believed that the Danels Family lived in Kentucky in the later 1700's , then moved to Warren Co. ,Turtle creek ,Ohio. Nathan's Will states that as his home in 1812.
I do NOT find any records of a land purchase, but I do find James Daniels and Peter Banta in the 1810 Tax list TOGETHER.
I also have searched and found Peter Banta in Lincoln Co. Ky., James Daniels wife Roda/Rhoda was also from Ky (maiden name unknown)
Also there is something in Nathan Daniels Will that I don't understand, it lists his son James as well as JOHN SELLARS as the executors of his will... I do know that John Sellars was also in LincolnCo. Ky. Yet I CAN NOT find a single thing on My DANIELS before Warren Co. Ohio... Nathan Died in 1814... Can any body help out here!
Don't know a single thing about Hannah or Rhoda either..
Sure am finding out alot about history...
Other manes that MAY be related are Blackford& Bunnell, still trying to tie those in tho.

Re: Parents of Harriet Ann Perry

rcj561 — 2013-05-03 23:14:37Z

Hi Gwen,

My guess is that, Harriet was probably the daughter of John Perry and Anna (Barbara Anna?) Hildebrandt.

She named her daughter (Angeline) after her sister Angeline Perry. (see below)

My theory is, John Perry died and Anna remarried a Thomas H. Soule in 1835 and they both died prior to the 1850 census.
I also believe Barbara Anna Hildebrandt and Thomas Soule's had a daughter from that union. Harriet and Angeline's half-sister, Eliza Ann Soule. (see below)

This is Angeline Perry's timeline of events.

Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953
Name: Angeline Spence
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 02 Jul 1925
Event Place: Morrow, Warren, Ohio
Residence Place: Morrow, Warren, Ohio
Address:
Gender: Female
Age: 96
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Occupation: Housewife
Birth Date: 05 May 1829
Birthplace: Dresden, Ohio
Birth Year (Estimated): 1829
Burial Date: 06 Jul 1925
Burial Place: Morrow, Ohio
Cemetery: Morrow
Father's Name: John Perry <<<<
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Anna Hildebrandt <<<<<
Mother's Birthplace: Ohio
Spouse's Name: John W. Spence
Informant: Laura Greely

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1920-
Name: Angeline Spence
Age: 90
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1920: Salem, Warren, Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: New Jersey
Home owned: Rent
Able to Read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes

Household Members:
Angeline Spence 90, Head, OH
Laura Greely 70, Daughter, OH

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1910-
Name: Angeline Spence
Age in 1910: 80
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1910: Salem, Warren, Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: New Jersey

Household Members:
Angeline Spence 80, Head, OH
Laura Greely 60, Daughter, OH

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1900-
Name: Anglana Spence
Age: 71
Birth Date: May 1829
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1900: Salem, Warren, Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Birthplace: Virginia <<<<<<<<<<<<
Mother's Birthplace: New Jersey <<<<<<<<<
Mother: number of living children: 1
Mother: How many children: 2

Household Members:
Anglana Spence 71, Head, OH
Laury Greetz 50, Daughter, OH
Hortense Martin 23, Visitor
Stubbs Eduard 27, Boarder

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1900-
Name: Harriet A Doughman
Age: 72
Birth Date: Jul 1827
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1900: Palermo, Grundy, Iowa
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: James Doughman
Marriage Year: 1850
Years Married: 50
Father's Birthplace: Virginia <<<<<<<<<<
Mother's Birthplace: New Jersey <<<<<<<<<
Mother: number of living children: 1
Mother: How many children: 3

Household Members:
James Doughman 70, Head, Ohio
Harriet A Doughman 72, Wife,OH

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1880-
Name: Angline Spence
Age: 51
Birth Year: abt 1829
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1880: Hamilton, Warren, Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: John W. Spence
Father's Birthplace: New Jersey
Mother's Birthplace: New Jersey
Occupation: Keeping House

Household Members:
John W. Spence 72, Head, OH
Angline Spence 51, Wife,OH
Albert W. Spence 35, Son, OH
Laura Greeley 30, Stepdaughter, OH
Quincie G. Spence 9, Son, OH

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1870-
Name: Angeline Spence
Age in 1870: 41
Birth Year: abt 1829
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1870: Hamilton, Warren, Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Female
Post Office: Maineville

Household Members:
John Spence 62, OH
Angeline Spence 41, OH
Albert W Spence 24, OH
Laura Greely 20, OH

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Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958
Name: John W. Spence
Age:
Spouse's Name: Angeline Greely
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 05 Jan 1870
Event Place: Warren County, Ohio

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1860-
Name: Angeline Greely
Age in 1860: 30
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1860: Hamilton, Warren, Ohio
Gender: Female
Post Office: Maineville

Household Members:
John B Cain 60
Mary Cain 56
Harrison Cain 22
Dudly Mulford 23
James Mulford 18
W F Cain 12
Angeline Greely 30, OH
Laura Greely 12, OH

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1860-
Name: Harriet A Doughman
Age in 1860: 33
Birth Year: abt 1827
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1860: Red Oak, Cedar, Iowa
Gender: Female
Post Office: Red Oak

Household Members:
James Doughman 30, OH
Harriet A Doughman 33, OH
Angeline E Doughman 4, OH

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1850-
Name: Angeline Greely
Age: 21
Birth Year: abt 1829
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1850: Salem, Warren, Ohio (4 Oct 1850)

Household Members:
Edward R Greely 24, OH
Angeline Greely 21, OH
Laura Greely 1, OH

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Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958
Name: James M. C. Doughman
Age:
Spouse's Name: Harriet Ann Perry
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 08 Jun 1850
Event Place: Lebanon, Warren, Ohio

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Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958
Name: Edward R. Greely (Edward Riley Greeley)
Age:
Spouse's Name: Angeline Perry
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 03 Nov 1848
Event Place: Lebanon, Warren, Ohio

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Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958
Name: Thomas H. Soule
Age:
Spouse's Name: Ann Perry
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 04 Nov 1835
Event Place: Warren,Ohio

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1850-
Name: Hiram Hilderbert [Hilderbrant]
Age: 66
Birth Year: abt 1784
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Hamilton, Warren, Ohio
Gender: Male

Household Members:
Hiram Hilderbert 66, NY
Elizabeth Hilderbert 66, NY
Emeline Hilderbert 33, OH
William Hilderbert 18, OH
Eliza Sole 5, OH (granddaughter ?) <<<<<

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Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958
Name: David Ertle
Age:
Spouse's Name: Eliza A. Soule
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 12 May 1861
Event Place: Warren,Ohio

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Angeline is buried in Morrow Cemetery, along with her daughter Laura Greely, who died in 1933.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Sp...;

Worth further checking into?

Hope this helps.
Bob

John R. Booram ab. 1786-bef. 1 Apr. 1870

vanboerum2 — 2013-05-03 19:33:20Z

John R. Booram 1785/1786 to bef. 1 Apr. 1870
no birth date; no marriage date, birthdate in New York is calculated from census reports. Children from 1821 to 1831 in New York, moved to Ohio by 1850 where he died.
Phonetic name recordings and other individuals with similar names complicate this research.

Found: C 1840 in New Albion, Cattaraugus CO., NY for John Booram, no details and same location John Boorman owning 8 acres on lot 13 in 1838. He is not listed as early settler (History of New Albion Cattaraugus County by F. Ellis)
Found: C1850 in Reed, Seneca County Ohio for “John R. Booram” age 64 birth 1786 in New York Prob. died after 1860 burial in Freedom, Ohio not confirmed. Daughters : Effama marr. Rogers, Adrianna marr. Clay, and Sally .
The C 1850 for Freedom,Wood,Ohio shows family of “Amos Rojers 32, E.Rojers 28, Amanda Rojers 10, Hariet Rojers 7, Franklin Rojers 6” (From familysearch.org)

Found: C1860
The C 1860 for Freedom, Ohio shows family of “Amoxs Rodgers 45, Effana Rodgers 39 children 6 mo. to 20 years (familysearch.org) and most likely John Booram age 75 born NY” “ “(yorkies1@bak.rr.com) The last name is not very legible but it seems to be “John Buram/Boram”
He marr Sarah (Baxter? Not confirmed), burial Armstrong Cemetery 1791-1849 OH and had 3 daughters (From Rootsweb author “Janice” source Helen Waugh who came to Ohio to claim his war of 1812 bounty land for his 3 daughters; land is in New Rochester Wood County Ohio) The note in RW says: Land Bounty application in 1855 states he was 73. This does not agree with first statement.
“Booram, John R. receives war pension of $ 58, case file # 12.382, location Freedom, NY”; source as below
The Bowling Green State University of Ohio, Center for Archival Collections has
estate file for “Booram, John R. est. # 820, box 105”
An administrator for the estate of John R. Booram by name D.K. Hollenback is appointed ( Notice 1 Apr. 1870 and 12 July 1870 from Perrysburg Journal, Wood county Ohio)

Steuben County New York deeds has deed of “Booram John R.” and Ezekiel Watson p. 175 ab. 1822 and Booram, Elijah to John R. Boormen p. 616, also on p. 260 and p. 107 in Book 2 to Book 4, p. 599 John R. Booram, likely time span 1800-1820 Book 1, 1821-1825 Book 2, 1826-1838 Book 3 and 1845-1859 Book 4)
“John R. Boorom” rec. 1831 Schuyler County land deeds p. 325 deed of Cyrus Cole… “on the east lands of John R. Boorom…”
“John Booram” in Steuben County Tyrone NY state census 1825 shows 4 males, 4 females, no militiaentries (males between 18-45) two voters, “2 voters” is very puzzling, only free men age 21 and over could vote, this means 2 males were under 18 years and two males were over 45, John R. Booram born 1786 would be 39 years old and included in militia duty.
This is most likely “John B.Boorham Wayne, Steuben, NY” C 1820: 1 male under 10, 1 male 10-16, I male 45 plus 1 female under 10, 1 fem.10-16 1 fem. 45 plus.. That Census also has “Elija Boorom and Henry Boorom” therefore John is not related to Elijah and Henry.
The Census of 1830 in Erwin, Steuben Co. shows “ John Burnham : 2 males under 5, 1 male 10-15. I male age over 40 under 50 , 1 fem. Under 5, 1 fem. 5-10, 1 fem. 30-40. Clearly not the same John as in census 1820.
It is said John Burnham came from Maine after 1830 moved to MI by census of 1840, but that is not a true documentation.
There is no census reports after 1830 in New York for John Burnham/John R. Booram.

“John Booram” listed in Census of 1840 of New Albion, Cattaraugus Co. NY.(no details)

In Steuben County NY we find Booram families originating from New Jersey, some moved to Ohio.
HeIndrick Booram (1755-1823) arrived in Seneca Co. NY I 1805 had a son John Booram 25 Oct. 1795 who remained in Seneca County NEW YORK and had children between 1818 and 1835 died 1869/1870 in Covert Seneca County, New York so he did not move to Ohio.(From History of the Seneca Baptist Association, he was a deacon in 1849)
This John did not move outside Seneca Co. NY, he was not the John in New Albion in 1840 etc
Hendrick Booram had another son Elijah Booram (1780)
and his son
Elijah Booram 1810 (NJ) died 5 Aug. 1878 age 68 in Ohio; rec. Ohio Census 1840 and Census 1870 also rec. as trustee of the town Reed in 1849. There is a brother of Elijah (1810) named Louis Booram (1807 in NJ) in Ohio Census who did not have a daughter Adrianna.

There is no known John R. Booram in the timeframe in New York born ab. 1786 moving to Ohio.
.

Children of John R. Booram
1 )Effana (Effie) Booram 7 Jul. 1821 NY (source RW) marr. 1838 Amos Rogers(1817-1870) burial 17 Oct.1896,
9 children (From Commemorative history and bibliographical record of Wood county Ohio by M.A. Leeson) The burial says born in Staten Island, NY (no source, not confirmed), another record says birth in Seneca Co., New York.
The death record for daughter Amanda widow Russell in 1919 states “father Amos Rogers, mother Effie Borham born Lodi, Ohio”.-no documentation found in Lodi, Medina Co. Ohio

2) Adriene Booram ab. 1825 in NY Daniel Clay 1848 OH. (18 Aug.1848 Seneca,Ohio “Adrian Boorom) Grave: Adianna (note the spelling) Booram Clay born 19 May 1825 Steuben Co. NY.There is no evidence that Adrianna is daughter of Lewis Boorom ( 1807/8- marr. Martha died 28 Apr 1862 Ohio)
3) Sally Booram ab. 1831 said to have married Nelson Knolls (RW) no documentation

It remains possible that John R. Booram is aka John R. Boerum birth unknown in his father’s will 1829 pr. 1834 mentioned as “son John R. Boerum residing in Ohio” the timeline for father’s census 1790 to 1820 fits, but after the will there is no further documentation of any John R. Boerum in New York or Ohio.
His mother was “Adrianna” Remsen .

Conclusion
There is no documentation for birth or marriage for John R. Booram in New York.
The likely birth date is ab. 1786 based on census reports.
He does not fit into family of New York to Ohio based families of Elijah Booram and Luis Booram.
Pertaining to New York deeds of Steuben county New York, it is feasible he lived there from ab. 1820 and moved to Ohio by 1850. Recorded as John R. Booram/John R. Boormen in deeds.
NYS census of 1825 does not pertain to John R. Booram born ab. 1786
The Census of 1820 does not pertain to John R. Booram born ab. 1786
The Census of 1830 of John Burnham in Erwin, Steuben Co. NY are likely for John R. Booram being age 44 in 1830 and age 64 in Ohio Census in 1850 and 75 in 1860 census in Ohio.
There is no burial data, but John R. Booram died in Ohio perhaps in Perrysburg before 1 Apr. 1870,
There is no documentation for marriage to Sarah Baxter, “Sarah Booram” 1791-1849 burial in Wood County Ohio is not identified as his wife, though there is no wife in census of 1850.

John R. Booram 1786 bef. 1 Apr. 1870

vanboerum2 — 2013-05-03 17:15:07Z

John R. Booram 1785/1786 to bef. 1 Apr. 1870
no birth date; no marriage date, birthdate in New York is calculated from census reports. Children from 1821 to 1831 in New York, moved to Ohio by 1850 where he died.
Phonetic name recordings and other individuals with similar names complicate this research.

Found: C 1840 in New Albion, Cattaraugus CO., NY for John Booram, no details and same location John Boorman owning 8 acres on lot 13 in 1838. He is not listed as early settler (History of New Albion Cattaraugus County by F. Ellis)
Found: C1850 in Reed, Seneca County Ohio for “John R. Booram” age 64 birth 1786 in New York Prob. died after 1860 burial in Freedom, Ohio not confirmed. Daughters : Effama marr. Rogers, Adrianna marr. Clay, and Sally .
The C 1850 for Freedom,Wood,Ohio shows family of “Amos Rojers 32, E.Rojers 28, Amanda Rojers 10, Hariet Rojers 7, Franklin Rojers 6” (From familysearch.org)

Found: C1860
The C 1860 for Freedom, Ohio shows family of “Amoxs Rodgers 45, Effana Rodgers 39 children 6 mo. to 20 years (familysearch.org) and most likely John Booram age 75 born NY” “ “(yorkies1@bak.rr.com) The last name is not very legible but it seems to be “John Buram/Boram”
He marr Sarah (Baxter? Not confirmed), burial Armstrong Cemetery 1791-1849 OH and had 3 daughters (From Rootsweb author “Janice” source Helen Waugh who came to Ohio to claim his war of 1812 bounty land for his 3 daughters; land is in New Rochester Wood County Ohio) The note in RW says: Land Bounty application in 1855 states he was 73. This does not agree with first statement.
“Booram, John R. receives war pension of $ 58, case file # 12.382, location Freedom, NY”; source as below
The Bowling Green State University of Ohio, Center for Archival Collections has
estate file for “Booram, John R. est. # 820, box 105”
An administrator for the estate of John R. Booram by name D.K. Hollenback is appointed ( Notice 1 Apr. 1870 and 12 July 1870 from Perrysburg Journal, Wood county Ohio)

Steuben County New York deeds has deed of “Booram John R.” and Ezekiel Watson p. 175 ab. 1822 and Booram, Elijah to John R. Boormen p. 616, also on p. 260 and p. 107 in Book 2 to Book 4, p. 599 John R. Booram, likely time span 1800-1820 Book 1, 1821-1825 Book 2, 1826-1838 Book 3 and 1845-1859 Book 4)
“John R. Boorom” rec. 1831 Schuyler County land deeds p. 325 deed of Cyrus Cole… “on the east lands of John R. Boorom…”
“John Booram” in Steuben County Tyrone NY state census 1825 shows 4 males, 4 females, no militiaentries (males between 18-45) two voters, “2 voters” is very puzzling, only free men age 21 and over could vote, this means 2 males were under 18 years and two males were over 45, John R. Booram born 1786 would be 39 years old and included in militia duty.
This is most likely “John B.Boorham Wayne, Steuben, NY” C 1820: 1 male under 10, 1 male 10-16, I male 45 plus 1 female under 10, 1 fem.10-16 1 fem. 45 plus.. That Census also has “Elija Boorom and Henry Boorom” therefore John is not related to Elijah and Henry.
The Census of 1830 in Erwin, Steuben Co. shows “ John Burnham : 2 males under 5, 1 male 10-15. I male age over 40 under 50 , 1 fem. Under 5, 1 fem. 5-10, 1 fem. 30-40. Clearly not the same John as in census 1820.
It is said John Burnham came from Maine after 1830 moved to MI by census of 1840, but that is not a true documentation.
There is no census reports after 1830 in New York for John Burnham/John R. Booram.

“John Booram” listed in Census of 1840 of New Albion, Cattaraugus Co. NY.(no details)

In Steuben County NY we find Booram families originating from New Jersey, some moved to Ohio.
HeIndrick Booram (1755-1823) arrived in Seneca Co. NY I 1805 had a son John Booram 25 Oct. 1795 who remained in Seneca County NEW YORK and had children between 1818 and 1835 died 1869/1870 in Covert Seneca County, New York so he did not move to Ohio.(From History of the Seneca Baptist Association, he was a deacon in 1849)
This John did not move outside Seneca Co. NY, he was not the John in New Albion in 1840 etc.

Hendrick Booram had another son Elijah Booram (1780)
and his son
Elijah Booram 1810 (NJ) died 5 Aug. 1878 age 68 in Ohio; rec. Ohio Census 1840 and Census 1870 also rec. as trustee of the town Reed in 1849. There is a brother of Elijah (1810) named Louis Booram (1807 in NJ) in Ohio Census who did not have a daughter Adrianna.

There is no known John R. Booram in the timeframe in New York born ab. 1786 moving to Ohio.
.

Children of John R. Booram
1 )Effana (Effie) Booram 7 Jul. 1821 NY (source RW) marr. 1838 Amos Rogers(1817-1870) burial 17 Oct.1896,
9 children (From Commemorative history and bibliographical record of Wood county Ohio by M.A. Leeson) The burial says born in Staten Island, NY (no source, not confirmed), another record says birth in Seneca Co., New York.
The death record for daughter Amanda widow Russell in 1919 states “father Amos Rogers, mother Effie Borham born Lodi, Ohio”.-no documentation found in Lodi, Medina Co. Ohio

2) Adriene Booram ab. 1825 in NY John Clay 1848 OH. (18 Aug.1848 Seneca,Ohio “Adrian Boorom) Grave: Adianna (note the spelling) Booram Clay born 19 May 1825 Steuben Co. NY.There is no evidence that Adrianna is daughter of Lewis Boorom ( 1807/8- marr. Martha died 28 Apr 1862 Ohio)
3) Sally Booram ab. 1831 said to have married Nelson Knolls (RW) no documentation

It remains possible that John R. Booram is aka John R. Boerum birth unknown in his father’s will 1829 pr. 1834 mentioned as “son John R. Boerum residing in Ohio” the timeline for father’s census 1790 to 1820 fits, but after the will there is no further documentation of any John R. Boerum in New York or Ohio.
His mother was “Adrianna” Remsen .

Conclusion
There is no documentation for birth or marriage for John R. Booram in New York.
The likely birth date is ab. 1786 based on census reports.
He does not fit into family of New York to Ohio based families of Elijah Booram and Luis Booram.
Pertaining to New York deeds of Steuben county New York, it is feasible he lived there from ab. 1820 and moved to Ohio by 1850. Recorded as John R. Booram/John R. Boormen in deeds.
NYS census of 1825 does not pertain to John R. Booram born ab. 1786
The Census of 1820 does not pertain to John R. Booram born ab. 1786
The Census of 1830 of John Burnham in Erwin, Steuben Co. NY are likely for John R. Booram being age 44 in 1830 and age 64 in Ohio Census in 1850 and 75 in 1860 census in Ohio.
There is no burial data, but John R. Booram died in Ohio perhaps in Perrysburg before 1 Apr. 1870,
There is no documentation for marriage to Sarah Baxter, “Sarah Booram” 1791-1849 burial in Wood County Ohio is not identified as his wife, though there is no wife in census of 1850.

Parents of Harriet Ann Perry

genclass222 — 2013-04-22 00:02:08Z

My 2nd great grandmother was Harriet Ann Perry. My records show that she was born in July of 1827. The marriage record shows she married James Doughman 15 June 1850 in Warren County. They wed before the 1850 census and between 1850 and 1860, they moved to Iowa. I haven't found any census records with Perry in Warren County at the time of their marriage. I have also looked in Clermont County, Ohio for Perry's as that is where Doughman's were also found. The 1900 Federal Census has Harriet and James living in Grundy Center, Grundy, Iowa. James died there 26 Jan 1906. I have not been able to find a death record for Harriet.

Their daughter was Angeline E. Doughman, born 1856 in Iowa, died 15 Sep 1924, Hastings, Adams, Nebraska. She married Sylvanus F. Magner, born. c. 1852 in Monroeville, Allen, Indiana, died 25 Nov 1937, Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska.

Contact me at Ancestry or my home address:

malamute_kid@sbcglobal.net

Gwen Lockwood

Jane Furnas Payne 1920-2013 b. Waynesville, OH

Contribution — 2013-04-05 12:28:41Z

Jane Furnas Payne

Jane Furnas Payne, 92, passed away on Wednesday morning, April 3, 2013 surrounded by her family at Tradition's Schaeffer Center in Chillicothe, Ohio.

She was born on June 11, 1920 to parents Davis and Ada Furnas in Waynesville, Ohio.(Warren County)

Jane Furnas was the daughter of a farming family with pioneer roots, her ancestors having founded Warren County, Ohio, arriving in 1803.
She was always proud of her Quaker heritage, and received her teaching certificate from Wilmington College after graduating valedictorian from her class in 1938 from Waynesville High School.
She was the Homecoming Queen of Wilmington in 1939, where she met the love of her life, Ed.
After two years of teaching in Waynesville, she married the young Naval Air Corps pilot in 1941 and was with him as he was stationed in Texas, Massachusetts, and Maine.
They had their first child during the war in 1942 and the family grew to a total of six boys and two girls.

Jane and Ed moved to Chillicothe, Ohio from Waynesville in 1948 to build the first of three drive-in theaters the family would own.
While her husband taught school and operated the drive-ins, she worked on the farm on Dry Run Road.
She supported her children in 4-H, scouting, little league, and any endeavor to further their development, encouraging their education with all eight children earning college degrees.

She and Ed loved to travel, touring the United States as well as four trips to Mexico in their motor home with their friends.
She and Ed were long time members and supporters of Walnut Street United Methodist Church.

Surviving are her children Dr. Edwin Payne and his wife Cheryl of Lancaster, Ohio, James Payne and wife Leslie of Winchester, Virginia; daughter-in-law Michal Payne of Fayetteville, Tennessee, Debbie Elston and husband David of Greensboro, North Carolina, John Payne and wife Julie of Chillicothe, Ohio, Joe Payne and wife Linda of Greenville, Ohio, Jenifer Maxson and husband Paul of Visalia, California, and Tom Payne and wife Jane of Marysville, Ohio.

In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband of 63 years Edwin S. Payne; her son David Paul Payne of Fayetteville, Tennessee, her brothers and sister, David Furnas, Harry Furnas, and Evelyn Pringle of Waynesville, Ohio; and her grandson Rob Payne of Lancaster, Ohio.

She will be missed by grandchildren Brad (Trish) Payne, Michael (Kelly) Payne, Andrea Payne, Zach Payne, Rob's special friend Sandy Pence, David Payne II, Sandy Payne, Betsy (Brendon) Boone, Susan (Michael Duhl) Elston, Jeff(Sarah) ELston, Brian (Mary Taylor) Elston, Sayre (Sarah) Payne, Addie Payne, Nicholas Payne, Christopher McKay, Sara (Rob) McKelvey, Daniel Payne, Jonathan Payne, Matthew (Samantha) Maxson, Jessica Maxson, Jacob Maxson, Jordan Payne, Ashton Payne, Lincoln Payne, Makiah Payne, Phillip McGlaughlin, and Adria McGlaughlin as well as a host of great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

A funeral service will be held at 2:00 PM on Saturday, April 6th, 2013 at Walnut Street United Methodist Church on West Main Street in Chillicothe, OH. (Ross County)
Burial will follow in Grandview Cemetery.
The family will receive friends on Saturday from 12:00 until 2:00 at Walnut Street Church.

Memorial contributions may be made to The Seth Furnas' Cabin, Caesar's Creek Pioneer Village, 3999 Pioneer Village Road, PO Box 652, Waynesville, Ohio, 45068 in lieu of flowers.

Published in the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette on April 5, 2013

The Parentage of George McCowen, husband of Rhoda and Esther Pickering

SvenMS — 2013-03-25 00:17:06Z

I am looking for the parentage of George McCowen.

He was born on July 14, 1817 in Warren Co., Ohio and died on January 8, 1892 in Butler Twp, Darke Co., Ohio. He is buried in Ithaca Cemetery in Darke Co.

George married twice, that I know of.

1st to Rhoda Elizabeth Pickering (1827 - 1854) on June 18, 1846 in Darke Co. They had two children, again, that I know of.

2nd to Esther/Easter B. Pickering (1837 - 1930) on June 30, 1855 in Darke Co. She was the daughter of Martin Pickering and Elizabeth "Betsy" Baker. George had eleven additional children with her. I have all the names to each except a daughter that died as a child sometime before 1900. They were married until his death. The widow did not remarry.

I do not know how Rhoda and Esther were related. Definitely not sisters, because Esther's parents were married in 1834, after Rhoda was born. Can anyone break some light on that?

In the 1880 census, George McCowen's father's birthplace was listed as Ireland while his mother's was left blank.

I believe it is possible that George's grandparents might be the John (1746 - 1824) and Martha McCowen (1750 - 1823) of Ireland who are buried in Rose Hill Cemetery in Warren Co., Ohio... But I can't prove this.

In Ithaca Cemetery, there is another male McCowen who was born in 1826, about a decade after George. He was Thomas McCowen (1826 - 1907)... His parents were John McCowen (1786 - 1850), also buried in Ithaca cemetery, and Mary Briney... Thomas's obituary says that he only has two siblings living at the time of his death, John Jackson McCowen and Catherine McCowen Leslie.

The obituary fits, but the McCowen/Briney marriage was in 1820. 3 years after George was born.

100th Anniversary of the 1913 Flood as it cut through the Franklin/Carlisle area of Warren County, Ohio

ATrelvik284 — 2013-03-13 12:14:24Z

The Warren County Genealogical Society is sponsoring a presentation commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the 1913 flood at 7:30 PM Wednesday, 20 Mar 2013, Phillippi Meeting Room of the Campus Center at the Otterbein Retirement Community, 585 N State Rte 741 (north of Rte 63), Lebanon, Ohio.

Harriet Foley, local historian, and a member of the 1913 flood Commemoration Committee, will talk about the 1913 Flood as it came down the Great Miami river from Chautauqua, through the Carlisle area, and the west side of Franklin. Then she will discuss why the east side (or downtown area) was not as damaged because that ground is higher. She will bring at least one of the archived photo albums, and Tom Foley’s map showing the Carlisle Cut-off of the New York Central Railroad. The 1913 Flood in Franklin, Ohio: A Finding Guide with reproductions of flood photos found at the Harding Museum will soon be available. Following her presentation, Harriet will have copies of the book for sale at $20.

Harriet Foley is a native of Warren County living in Franklin. She is a retired Carlisle School librarian who has been active for many years with the Franklin Area Historical Society, Daughters of the American Revolution and the Warren County Genealogical Society. Harriet has done extensive genealogical research both in the United States and Ireland. She has been working on identifying flood pictures for the Franklin Area Historical Society and continues to serve as the editor for the “Heir Lines” quarterly published by the Warren County Genealogical Society.

Re: My #1 brick wall - John Bradford (1798-1877)

decann — 2013-03-09 19:10:19Z

"thomasker2," I've been researching this Bradford family for 25 years now, and sadly am better aquainted with the limitations (and also usefulness) of information from the census. Thank you for your reply though, and your comments and suggestions. I've researched most of them already and will continue to do so in the future, at least until another trail opens up to follow.

Thank you again.

Re: My #1 brick wall - John Bradford (1798-1877)

thomasker2 — 2013-03-09 17:23:19Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

This is your problem -

Facts you should know about the early census records –

All census records [1790 – 1840] prior to the 1850 census ONLY listed the head of household; whether male or female.

NO specific age was stated for any family member
NO place of birth was stated – city, state, or country
NO city, town, or village is stated – only the county; however some census takers listed the township
NO street address was stated
NO marital status was stated – single, married, widowed, or divorced
NO family relationship was stated – brother, sister, cousin, son, daughter, wife, inlaw, etc…
NO occupation was stated
NO parental birthplaces are stated
NO race was stated [but assume “white”]

1850, 1860 & 1870 census records do not show family relationships, marital status or parental birthplaces.

Step children are not enumerated as “step” children
Adopted children are not enumerated as “adopted”
Grand children are not enumerated as “grand children”
Orphaned children were not enumerated as "orphan"

1850 is the 1st census that shows all family members

1880 is the 1st census that shows parental birthplaces and family relationships +++

WHO did John Bradford Sr. marry??
Need her 1st name + DOB + birthplace.

WHERE did you get this information?????
WHERE were the children born ??????????
Father - John Bradford (died 1808)
Mother - No mother shown
Children - Margaret B. (1793-1867)
Robert (age 14 in 1809)
John (age 11 in 1809)
Polly (age 10 in 1809)
James (age 7 in 1809)
William (age 2 in 1809)

HOW were you able to determine the children's 1st names & ages????

1850 -
Name: James Bradford
Age: 46
Birth Year: abt 1804
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1850: Turtle Creek, Warren, Ohio
Gender: Male
listed as - insane
resides in the county poor house.

1810, 1820 - James Scofield is not listed in OH.

1830 -
Name: Joseph Scofield
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Gainesboro, Warren, Ohio
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 7
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 7

Re: My #1 brick wall - John Bradford (1798-1877)

decann — 2013-03-08 02:42:36Z

If you are descended from the William Bradford shown in my initial post, then William is the brother of my 4g-grandfather named John Bradford in the same family. If my information recently found is correct, then William's mother most likely died giving birth to him, but I have no information on who she was, not even a name.

I would very much like to exchange some information with you and/or your sister as I have been working on this brick wall for 25 years now. You can post your reply here, or else directly to my using the contact information found by clicking on my name above this post. Please contact me, and let's exchange information and see if we can both learn something new.

Re: My #1 brick wall - John Bradford (1798-1877)

jnloveland1 — 2013-03-08 00:07:23Z

After Googling 'Joseph Scofield', your Ancestry query popped up, which was amazing because it could easily have been written by our family. We share the same brick wall as you, and have been led to the same information you described. Even though we cannot quite prove it, we feel that William, who was age 2 in 1809, is our 3rd g.grandfather. Please e-mail sister, Nancy at nklwebster7@hotmail.com who is currently working on this line, then we can collaborate farther. We're excited to see what you have. This has been a huge quest in our family for about as long as it sounds like yours has been. It's a tough wall to penetrate, but with Heaven's help, hopefully we can begin to break through. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks.

Bethany Church Cemetery, Turtlecreek Twp, OGS Cemetery #12293

ATrelvik284 — 2013-02-26 23:33:05Z

Except for recent burials, photos are now on line for 869 or the 879 known burials at the Bethany Church Cemetery in the Warren County Genealogical Society Virtual Cemetery Project. They may be viewed at http://goo.gl/Ud1VK

We thank Cheryl Jordan and Bill Hatfield who photographed all extant gravestones in 2006. Many additional photos were contributed by a host of other volunteers including Amy Cole, Loretta Rothman Dunham, David Frazier, Barbara Hurley, Kelly Kramer, Christopher Strauss, Bobbi Tindle, Arne Trelvik and Dean Walker. Bill Hatfield also compiled an extensive manuscript from his research of each individual buried in the cemetery. A copy of his work is on file at the Warren County Genealogical Society library.

With this addition, the Warren County Virtual Cemetery Project now has photos on line for 46,870 burials in 94 cemeteries. See links to other cemeteries at http://goo.gl/YSRaS

Arne Trelvik
for the Warren County Genealogical Society

Re: Photos

donsolo101 — 2013-02-11 14:43:35Z

I realize this post is from over 10 years ago, and the aol email address seems not to exist anymore. Is it still possible to receive a copy of the senior class photo?

Re: Niehaus family

jenniferklein1968 — 2013-02-11 03:43:19Z

Sounds like we are looking for the same people. Dick is my Grandfather. I know his parents were Rudolph & Louisa (meyer) Niehaus. They came here from Prussia. I have seen their marriage certificate (when I was growing up) because my uncle has it. He and my Aunt let me write down the wording (in German) so I could take it to my German teacher and get it translated to English, but I could not make out the year of their marriage. They are buried in Springdale, OH- I went to the cemetery (I live near there & my grandparents- their son & his wife) are buried there as well- Rudolph & Louisa do not have a grave marker- they are buried in the "poor" part of the cemetery where it is not uncommon to have no marker).

I also know Fred was killed in WWI in 1918 & is buried in France. The Springdale Recreation Center used to have a plaque honoring him in their ampitheatre- not sure if it is still there or not.

That is pretty much what I know. I've hit a brick wall too. There are several Rudolph & Louisa Niehaus' in this area during this time frame. I keep finding a Charlotte Louise Meyer that may be the same person- trying to verify that.

I see this post is from 2002. If you are still looking, please contact me. I look forward to hearing from you.
Jenn

Maria Wykoff (Cummins) Rape

johnfwhitejr — 2013-02-07 17:45:25Z

I am looking for information about Maria Wykoff Cummins who married (1) Lewis Rape in 1835 in Preble County, Ohio and (2) Jacob Bender. She survived both husbands and can be found with her son Lafayette Rape in the 1880 census in Adams County, Indiana. The census information says she was born in 1808 in New Jersey (probably Somerset). Her father was born in New Jersey and her mother was born in New York. In the household also is Jane Commings and her child Thadeus. Jane is listed as a half sister. Family tradition says that Maria's father was William Cummins, but no documentation. There were William Cummins listed in censuses for Warren, Miami and Hamilton County OH in 1820 and 1830. Can anyone help me connect the dots?

John White

Re: KNOTT

natalieo88 — 2013-01-28 03:19:51Z

I believe that the Roy Whalen that you are speaking of could possibly be my great grandfather. He was married to Virginia Farley. Roy was her first husband and they had one son John "Jack" Lawrence Whalen. Jack died in 1963 in Hickory NC

Re: John Lincoln

stargilliam — 2013-01-26 17:25:40Z

I know it has been awhile since this has been posted...
My family is linked to Julia Lincoln & Ezra Hicks.. I have an autograph book with his name in it. He had wrote it to Lillie Curtis.. I believe Julia wrote in it aswell. It is very old and starting to fade

Re: Brandenburg Burial in Lebanon

BlairBrandenburg — 2013-01-16 09:27:24Z

Hi,

My Great, Great Grandpa was John N. Brandenburg, married to Elizabeth Kidwell.

William or Willhiem H. Brandenburg, I'm having some issues racing that person through to John N..

Let me know.

Thanks,

Blair

Blair@NetworkSolutionsIntl.com

Re: Joseph Ludlum

mcs4196 — 2013-01-11 02:59:25Z

Joseph and Hariet Frazee had several other children. My relative is Eli T Ludlum. He is my 3rd great grand father. He was born and died in Warren county Ohio. Not the town of Warren in Trumbell County.

I have no info on Harriett. Have you found anything?

Looking forward to hearing from my long lost cousin

Cathy

Re: Joseph Ludlum

mcs4196 — 2013-01-11 02:59:23Z

Re: Lewis

crgoblue64 — 2013-01-10 18:09:59Z

Unfortunately I don't know. The children I know of are John, Henry, David & Martha. I believe there were two other sons and one daughter but do not know there names. The number of children was given to me from a note found in the possession of Nancy Cameron Stewart, daughter of David, and my gggrandmother. James and Rebecca are buried in the Mount Pleasant cemetery in Monroe, Ohio which might be a clue. Let me know if you find a relationship, and if I come across anything I will contact you. Chuck

Re: Lewis

amjpc1 — 2013-01-06 19:01:30Z

My great, great, great-grandmother was Mary Frances Camren. She was born in 1814 in Ohio and married Ebenezer Hinkley in Warren County, Ohio on Aug. 10, 1834. Her parents were from Virginia. I wonder if her parents could have been James Cameron and Rebecca Lewis? Any information would be appreciated.

Lillian L. Jones Huffman

Contribution — 2012-12-21 14:28:56Z

HUFFMAN, Lillian Lucy departed this life on Saturday December 15, 2012 at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, surrounded by her loving family.

She was born December 2, 1931, in Lebanon, Ohio the daughter of Elijah and Mattie Jones.
She accepted Christ as her personal Savior at an early age at Second Baptist Church in Middletown, Ohio, where she served religiously in Sunday school, the choir, and BYPU.

Her memory will be cherished by her devoted and loving husband, Leon Huffman; one son, Charles H. Pritchett, Jr., of Kansas City, MO., one daughter; Teresa Smith; of Ypsilanti, MI; one grandson; Derrick A. Johnson, of Ypsilanti, MI; one brother-in-law, Rev. Clyde Adams, Southfield, MI; one sister-in-law, Darlene (Stan) German, Harbor City, CA; a host of nieces; nephews; cousins, other relatives and friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents, four brothers; Leonard, Elijah, Jr., Leslie W. and Elmer Jones; and five sisters; Helen M. Hilliard, Anna E. Jones, Cordia M. Adams, Nora L. Jones and Louretta Hardman.

Service for Lillian Huffman will held on Saturday December 22, 2012 at St. John Missionary Baptist Church. 34 Mulberry St. Springfield, Ohio.

Visitation will be 9:00AM until time of service which will be at 10:00AM
Interment will follow at Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Ohio.

Arrangements entrusted to Porter-Qualls-Dunlap Funeral Home.

My #1 brick wall - John Bradford (1798-1877)

decann — 2012-12-15 20:14:20Z

For a major part of 25 years, I have been seeking the parents or any other ancestry of my 4g-grandfather by the name of John Bradford (1798-1877). I have very recently followed the trail to Warren County, where I located the following family:

Father - John Bradford (died 1808)
Mother - No mother shown
Children - Margaret B. (1793-1867)
Robert (age 14 in 1809)
John (age 11 in 1809)
Polly (age 10 in 1809)
James (age 7 in 1809)
William (age 2 in 1809)

I believe for numerous reasons (mostly circumstantial and undocumented) that the son named John in this family is my re grandfather cited in the top paragraph above, and that is my interest in the family after a quarter century of searching for them. I located most (not all) of this information on a Warren County guardianship document, which indicated the father above died in 1808 and a man named Joseph Scofield officially became legal guardian for all 6 children on 7 June 1809. He also signed the permission for the bride to marry when Margaret got married in 1811 in Lebanon, Ohio.

I am now grasping at straws, and trying desperately to find any fragment of information on which to document the son John above as my 4g-grandfather. ANY little piece of new additional information potentially could lead to something.

In summary, I currently have a large amount of information on my 4g-grandfather named in the top paragraph, but NOT THE SLIGHTEST CLUE of any name for either parent or any siblings. I NOW also have this family above with numerous similarities (but no documented connection) that have led me to be convinced they are his family.

PLEASE help me if you can offer any clues to this mystery of mine. I need a fresh outlook from someone, and a new approach. I will send you a printout containing all documented information if you let me know, and are willing to help. Thanks.

Re: William THURSTON m. Elizabeth HOUK

thomasker2 — 2012-12-04 16:17:58Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1940 is the last available census at this time.

Facts you should know about the early census records -
All census records [1790 – 1840] prior to the 1850 census ONLY listed the head of household; whether male or female.

NO specific age was stated for any family member
NO place of birth was stated – city, state, or country
NO city, town, or village is stated – only the county; however some census takers listed the township
NO street address was stated
NO marital status was stated – single, married, widowed, or divorced
NO family relationship was stated – brother, sister, cousin, son, daughter, wife, inlaw, etc…
NO occupation was stated
NO parental birthplaces are stated
NO race was stated [but assume “white”]

1850, 1860 & 1870 census records do not show family relationships, marital status or parental birthplaces.

Step children are not enumerated as “step” children
Adopted children are not enumerated as “adopted”
Grand children are not enumerated as “grand children”
Orphaned children were not enumerated as "orphan"

1850 is the 1st census that shows all family members

1880 is the 1st census that shows parental birthplaces and family relationships +++

1850 - Whiiliam Thurston is not listed anywhere.

NEED DOB's + birthplaces for all children.

WHO did each child marry???

Re: CRAWFORD

VP1HN1RV — 2012-12-04 00:14:05Z

My line is Alexander Ray Crawford,mar;Elizabeth Scofield
William R.Crawford, mar; Mary Rogers.
Carrie Crawford who married Joseph W. Pearce.
Will share what I have.
Do you have a Thomas Crawford who married a Jane Mackey/McKey, If so how is he related.

Mary Ellen meggeo@embarqmail.com

Quaker Heritage Scenic Byway Project in Clinton and Warren County

ATrelvik284 — 2012-11-13 00:44:27Z

Quaker Heritage Scenic Byway Project in Clinton and Warren County
by Christine Hadley Snyder, President of the Clinton County Genealogical Society.

The Warren County Genealogical Society is hosting this free presentation which will be held at the Phillippi Meeting Room of the Campus Center at the Otterbein-Lebanon Retirement Community, 585 State Route 741, (north of State Route 63), Lebanon, Ohio on Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 7:30 PM. The presentation is open to the public and no reservations are needed

The proposed Quaker Heritage Scenic Byway is a 54 mile circular route which begins in Wilmington in Clinton County, extends to Harveysburg and Waynesville in Warren County and then heads back to Wilmington through the Clarksville area. With the help of numerous photos, Christine will describe the project which contains stops at about 40 different Quaker homes, schools, meeting houses and other area features associated with the rich Quaker heritage present in Clinton and Warren Counties.

A list of the proposed stops may be viewed in the 9 Jan 2012 on-line Cincinnati Enquirer article at
http://cincinnati.com/blogs/ourhistory/2012/01/09/quaker-byw...

Christine Hadley Snyder was born and raised on a Clinton County farm that has been in the same Quaker family since 1806. A lifelong member of the Society of Friends, she grew up as a member of the Springfield Monthly Meeting. She graduated from OSU & served in the Peace Corps. She has served on the Board of Trustees of Wilmington College, the Quaker Heights Care Community in Waynesville and as a board member for the Friends Journal. She is currently the President of the Clinton County Genealogical Society.

For more information, contact the Warren County Genealogical Society at 513 695 1144 or wcgs@co.warren.oh.us

Warren Co Land Survey Maps

climb41 — 2012-10-28 16:10:00Z

Hi,
I'm looking for Land Survey Maps for Warren Co, specifically Franklin Township. I've already got a copy of the 1867 map from the GenWeb site, and the Bureau of Land Management doesn't appear to have maps of Ohio on their website. I'm looking primarily for the 1830-1850 timeframe. Does anyone know where I can find these maps (preferably online, but also in person)? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks,

Trent

Re: Jacob Jennings

maryalice833 — 2012-10-28 12:05:22Z

Refer to Henry Co. OH 1975, vol.III, p. 175-177 for Jacob Smith Jennings & Osea Blackford's info. Their twin dau., Martha Jane mar. John Wesley Myers (Meyers) who was bro. to my gr. grandpa, Samuel Arthur Myers. As for Civil War info, refer to websites where each veteran's name is listed as well as relevant information. (My sister, Rose Rombeiro, collected massive family history before her death & I've inherited it all--glad to share.)

Re: Jacob Jennings

pwandover — 2012-10-28 03:26:12Z

Would love to have that information on the civil war.

William THURSTON m. Elizabeth HOUK

timmyt352000 — 2012-10-21 16:06:47Z

I am seeking information on William THURSTON, B.abt 1772 who married Elizabeth HOUK, (d/o Jacob and Margaret Rhoades HOUK) in Berkeley County Virginia, now West Virginia. William and Elizabeth had several children in Berkeley, County, Virginia (William H., Henry, George, Andrew, Rachel, Eliza, Sarah, Margaret). The family moved to Warren County, Ohio around 1809-1811. Any information on the THURSTON line will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Bounty land appl for William Brown

CindeeLou8024 — 2012-10-17 18:15:12Z

Following are transcriptions of two documents from William Brown's Rev. War pension file:

State of Pennsylvania
County of Dauphin
I Joseph A. Brown Heir at Law of William Brown Lieutenant of the Pennsylvania Line of the Revolutionary Army - do upon my oath declare that I never received a warrant for the Bounty Land promised to said William Brown Lieutenant on the part of the United States, nor do I believe that he ever received it or transferred his Claim to it in any mannor whatsoever. Therefore know all men by these presants that I Joseph A. Brown aforesaid do hereby Constitute and appoint William B. Judd of Dark County Ohio, to be my true and lawfull Attorney for me and in my name to demand and receive from the Secretary of War of the United States, a warrant for the quantity of Land due me as aforesaid And my said attorney is hereby fully authorized and empowered to Contitute and appoint one or more Substitutes or Atterneys under him for the special purposes above expressed. witness my hand and seal this twenty ninth day of December AD 1834

Joseph A. Brown {seal}

__________________________________________

Greenville, July 29th 1836
Dear sir
I hereby acknowledge receipt of land Warrant No. ?139 for two hundred acres of land issued in the name of Mary Judd, daughter, Joseph A. Brown, William B. McBay, James Brown, Jane A. Barnett, Martha S Crane(?), Mary Brown William C. Brown, William Brown, Thomas M. Brown, Robert B. Brown, John A. Brown, George W. Brown, James E. Brown, Martha Baldwin, Margaret Eskridge grandchildren being the only heirs at law of William Brown who was a lieutenant in the Pennsylvania line.

(signed) Wm. B. Judd

[original spelling retained]

Eyer Cemetery, Clearcreek Twp, Warren County Ohio - OGS Cemetery #12198

ATrelvik284 — 2012-09-26 00:34:33Z

The Eyer cemetery has been added to the Warren County Virtual Cemetery Project at
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/Cemetery/eyer/ind...

Very few stones remain in this cemetery which is one of the oldest in the township. One of those still there is for Revolutionary Soldier, Henry Null (1735-1816)

With this addition, we now have photos on line for 44,625 burials in 94 different Warren County cemeteries. See list of other cemeteries at
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/Cemetery/burial.h...

Arne Trelvik for the
Warren County Genealogical Society

Re: Aither obituary

ATrelvik284 — 2012-09-17 03:24:40Z

I do not see any obituaries listed for them in the Warren County Genealogical Society obituary collection at
http://www.co.warren.oh.us/genealogy/obitsmain.htm

They are both buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Deerfield Twp, Warren County, Ohio. Photos of their gravestones may be viewed in our virtual cemetery project at
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwarren/Cemetery/rosehill...

Aither obituary

Saudy336751 — 2012-09-16 14:39:15Z

I am looking for an obituary for Ernest Edmund Aither that was b. 20 May 1910 in Vt. He d. 1 May 1977 in Warren Co.,OH. His wife was Emily Martha (Walch) and she d. 17 Dec 1996 in Lebanon, Warren,OH. I would like to get obituaries and know what cemetery they were buried in.

Thanking you in advance,

Susan Audy
White River Jct., Vt

Re: FOX of Morrow, Ohio

NancyG98 — 2012-09-15 03:51:22Z

If your still here I would love to exchange info on Whitacre and Osborn family. Clemma Lea Osborn Whitacre was married to Raymond Whitacre and Clemma was Scott and Mary Ann Osborn daughter.
I have some pics you may know who they are? Nan Osborn
osborn.nan33@yahoo.com

Re: FOX of Morrow, Ohio

NancyG98 — 2012-09-15 03:51:20Z

Re: FRYE, HOCKETT

elsiekehrer — 2012-09-05 01:50:10Z

Those are my grandparents. Juanita is my mother

Re: WILLIAMS, EBERHART

jacksonvic1 — 2012-09-03 23:22:56Z

I found this, shows 10 children -
http://records.ancestry.com/Lydia_Eberhart_records.ashx?pid=...

Re: WILLIAMS, EBERHART

jacksonvic1 — 2012-09-03 23:17:00Z

I am searching for info on Lydia Eberhart.
Can you direct me to the record you found
for her marriage to Thomas Williams?
thanks

Re: WILLIAMS, EBERHART

jacksonvic1 — 2012-09-03 23:00:15Z

I am also searching for info on my maternal ancestor Lydia Eberhart, born about 1760, who married (John) Frederick Deemer. He died about 1811 and she might have remarried.
anyone know more about her ancestry?

Re:Hooes

timtrochelman — 2012-08-27 00:11:56Z

Joyce -

I don't know if you ever found more about your grandparents or if you even use this e-mail address any longer.

I am a Hooes descendant and I have extensive information about the Hooes/Hoes clan of Clermont County, Ohio.

4TH ANNUAL CEMETERY RESTORATION WORKSHOP. Null Cemetery, Saturday, 8 Sep 2012

ATrelvik284 — 2012-08-24 14:49:06Z

4TH ANNUAL CEMETERY RESTORATION WORKSHOP. Saturday, 8 Sep 2012

The restoration clinic for this year will be held at the Null Cemetery near Springboro. Spend a full day in the cemetery learning the proper techniques of cemetery repair and restoration ~ identifying, cleaning, repairing grave markers ~ learn by doing. The cost of this all day seminar is still only $40 and includes a picnic lunch and extensive workshop materials. For more information and a registration form, go to http://cemetery.springborohistory.org/Null-Blinn/Null-Blinn/... or call the library at 513 695 1144.

Spend a full day in the cemetery learning the proper techniques of cemetery restoration and repair ~ identifying problems, cleaning and repairing grave markers ~ learning by doing!

Learn the highest standards of cemetery restoration practices and policies from preeminent restoration experts, the Graveyard Groomer. Learn the history of Springboro’s earliest pioneer cemetery, the Null-Blinn Cemetery. Learn of the weaknesses of Ohio cemetery laws.

This workshop will provide participants an invaluable guide, teaching them the best principles and aesthetics of graveyard preservation and restoration.

You should attend this workshop if...

· You are interested in seeing cemeteries are well maintained, restored and given the proper respect they deserve!

· You are a cemetery caretaker or are responsible for oversight and maintenance! Superintendent. Township trustee. Church leader!

· You are a Scout (or Scout leader) interested in a cemetery project for a Merit Badge!

· You are interested in preserving our consecrated cemeteries and passing on the respect for and knowledge of their preservation to future generations.

This workshop will demonstrate in step-by-step fashion how to properly document and preserve cemeteries and to repair and restore grave markers. In the all day workshop you will learn proper cleaning of grave markers, and the basics of gravestone repair and preservation, including cleaning stones, leveling stones, repairing broken stones and building new bases. Recommended restoration techniques are oriented to what lay people should and should not undertake, but advanced issues can be discussed.

Detailed handouts covering all subjects covered in the workshop - and more - will carefully document the correct and incorrect ways to approach preservation and provide a highly useful reference guide. There’s plenty of room for notes you may take during the workshop. Included is an extensive list of tools and materials, including sources and vendors for unique items.

Towards the end of the day, attendees will have the opportunity to work on actual grave markers. Under instruction and supervision of experienced staff, small groups of workshop participants, participants will be assigned stones to be cleaned, repaired and reset.

About the Graveyard Groomer -

Walt Walters interest in graveyard restoration began when he was asked to mow cemeteries for his township. Seeing the damaged and neglected cemeteries, his concern and respect for the preservation and restoration of our consecrated cemeteries grew into his life’s purpose.

With over fifteen year’s experience and well over ten thousand stones repaired, Mr. Walters is a distinguished expert, thoroughly grounded in the principles and disciplines of graveyard conservation. He has attended classes and conferences conducted by the Association for Graveyard Studies of Greenfield, MA.

The workshop, a picnic lunch and workshop materials costs $40. Attendance is limited. Reserve your spot early! Payment in advance reserves your spot.

Email: Terry_Easton@cinci.rr.com to reserve your place, mail your payment along with the names & number of people in your party & full contact information to:

Terry Easton
% Warren County Genealogical Society
PO Box 528
Springboro OH 45066

Please make your check payable to the WCGS or the Warren County Genealogical Society, a 501(c)(3) corporation.

The Null - Blinn Cemetery Restoration Workshop committee:
Jim Beck, Rae Lynn Beck, Dana Palmer, Jill Haley & Terry Easton

Joel Calhoun

blueeyes1199 — 2012-07-27 14:27:24Z

Joel Calhoun one of the first to settle in Lbl Trigg Co KY he is my 5th great grand father I am wanting the location of the Little river Cemetery where he is burried,he has no stone and served in Revolutionary War, I want to visit grave site.

Pattons/Pattens Warren County, 1820

RockWalls — 2012-07-27 13:37:58Z

On the 1820 Warren County Federal Census, it lists five Pattons and two Pattens, all with first initials only.

In Deerfield Township there is a R and a J Patten. R Patton’s household composition is 3 males under 10, 1 male 26-44, 2 females under 10, and 1 female over 45. Does anyone know the given names of these two Pattons and their families?

November 16, 1822, a Richard Patton and wife Betsy sold land in Warren County. I wonder if the R Patten and Richard are the same, and/or if anyone knows anything about the Richard and his family?

Any information at all is appreciated.

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Re: CLYMER

dorothea38deadea — 2012-07-06 15:12:39Z

Christian Edwards: Please email me: dorotheaclymer38@gmail.com. I need to know what sort of info you wish--your request is a little ambiguous.
Dorothea

Re: CLYMER

Alexa2012 — 2012-06-25 00:59:42Z

According to Dr. Keever Clymer's journal (my gg grandfather), Phebe married a man by the name of Samuel Edwards in the fall of 1848 (but the Indiana marriage collection records show Apr 6, 1895 in Miami County). Phebe was confined and passed away in labor, left a child a son, named Christian. He was taken and raised by his uncle, John Clymer, until manhood when he married, and one or two children were born to them (I believe he actually had 3 children). He lived 10 miles south of Peru, Miami County, Indiana.