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Re: Sebetich in Ohio

RobertJerin — 2009-12-20 14:08:54Z

Ohio Death Certificate info
Name: Goldie Sebetich
Titles:
Death date: 29 Aug 1952
Death place: Conneaut, Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
Birth date: 09 Feb 1886
Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Yugoslavia
Age at death: 66 years 6 months 20 days
Gender: Female
Marital status:
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address:
Occupation:
Residence:
Burial date:
Burial place:
Cemetery name:
Spouse's name:
Father's name: Peter Pintarich
Father's titles:
Father's birthplace:
Mother's name: Bertha Belan
Mother's titles:
Mother's birthplace:
GSU film number: 2246303
Digital GS number: 4109431
Image number: 00025
Reference number: 49218
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953
Informant Steve N SEBETICH

The Croatian name for Goldie is Zlata or Zlatica

Steve was a car inspector for the Nickle Plate RR

In regards to the middle initial, Croatians do not have middle names, but often times men once in America men would take their father's name as their middle name.

Stjepan SEBETIC was from Recice Municipality(near the city of Karlovac) Croatia and his father's name was Andro (=Andrew) but their village was Vadostaj about 25 miles SW of Zagreb

http://atlas.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?searchtype=address&am...

PINTARIC PINTARIČ) (is the correct Croatian spelling and sounds like peentahrrrich... The root of the name is pintar ...words and names ending with AR usually indicate and activity or occpupation. Pintar may be from the German word binder, which is a cooper... or others say pint, meaning one who measured bottles of wine. This is a very common name in Croatia with over 1,000 phone book listings

SEBETIC (ŠEBETIĆ in Croatian) sounds like shebetich. This is not a common name in Croatia and of the 53 current phone listings most still live in Vodostaj or Karlovac.

Robert Jerin
Croatian Heritage Museum
Cleveland Ohio

Re: genealogy

RobertJerin — 2009-12-20 11:54:36Z

Wendy,

I don't know if you are still checking these boards. I believe that O'Donnovac is actually HODANOVAC, a common name in Sosice. I know that Cleveland area has some people with that name... and on my last trip to Sosice I met a lady with that name.

I also have copies of Thomas KEKIC Naturalization Papers, Declaration, Petition and Oath of Allegience. If you are interested in them you can email me at rjerin26@yahoo.com

Oh and his birthplace was actually a tiny village near Sosice, called Selo Kekici (Kekic Village)

Robert Jerin

Re: Bellis from Czechoslovakia/Austria-Hungary, not England

18120 — 2009-11-28 04:33:20Z

Have Onofray/ey in our family. Mary Onofrey was the mother and wed to Joseph William Fedorchik. She brought 3-4 children from previous marriages to the Fedorchik marriage, and that additionally produced 4 sons who were all born in Monessen, PA (Florian/Joseph John/Vincent). Mary Onofrey had daughters Anna, a 2nd, and John and another son. Her first marriage was to Sabol, then Onofrey, and then Fedorchik. Maiden name was Lenart,
mamasan@suddenlink.net

william thomas barnes from youngstown

Jeremy_Hayter — 2009-11-19 20:51:47Z

hi I looking for living ancestors for a william thomas barnes born in abertilery wales, was in the ohio military solidrs WWI war and I know he lived in 343 south jackson st youngstown, mahoing ohio. am trying to find out if he owned patrol stations in or around ohio. can some please help me I live in south wales UK, and am not sure what or where I should be looking.

any help would be appreciated.

John R Page

pwitch00 — 2009-11-18 16:37:02Z

Searching for pension records on military service for John R Page this would have been the civil war his wife Eurania filed for his pension after he died in 1885 stating he served with D50 of Ohio and D24 of Ohio I presume these are the regiments.

Thanks

Anna Hutton-Page

Re: KIMNEY ~ DEUBNER ~ OLNEY ~ BUBECK (Darke County, Ohio)

FamilyGeno — 2009-11-14 17:33:15Z

Name: Annetta BUBECK
Titles:
Death date: 03 Sep 1912
Death place: Gettysburg, Darke, Ohio
Birth date: 15 May 1833
Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Switzerland
Age at death: 79 years 3 months 18 days
Gender: Female
Marital status: Married
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address:
Occupation: Housewife
Residence: Gettysburg, Darke, Ohio
Burial date: 05 Sep 1912
Burial place: Greenville, Ohio
Cemetery name:
Spouse's name:
Father's name: Kimney
Father's titles:
Father's birthplace: Switzerland
Mother's name: Not Known
Mother's titles:
Mother's birthplace: Not Known
GSU film number: 1953426
Digital GS number: 4021204
Image number: 985
Reference number: fn 48358
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

Re: SIFFERT

gfeisel — 2009-11-12 22:56:29Z

I have a Philip SIFFERT (my ggg-grandfather) in my data base married to Esther Jarvis. Philip was born in 1777 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania and died 16 May 1853 in Pike Township, Stark County, Ohio. Is this the Philip SIFFERT you are looking for? I do have more information in my data base that I would be willing to share.

George Feisel

Re: family tree

rqdtp77 — 2009-11-06 06:33:10Z

I realize that I am responding several years after the original message was posted, but have some information for you about Janet Barclay and James Hynd and that family ancestry. You might have it all neatly sorted out by now, if so, just ignore this email.

Nathan cahow

rdphillips1971 — 2009-10-20 16:37:46Z

i am lookig for parents of Nathan Cahow but i have very little info. other than Nathan was born in Ohio in abt 1832,and died 26 Aug 1864 in Andersonville Prisoners of War camp and also he married Mariah L case 18 Mar 1860 in MI and they had a son Ira cahow. any help would be greatly accepted thankyou

Re: Bellis from Czechoslovakia/Austria-Hungary, not England

18120 — 2009-10-20 01:33:54Z

I have relative who were adopted children of Joseph William Fedorchik and Mary Lenart: Mary Onofrey, Annie, John and Joseph.
Please reply to mamasan@suddenlink.net

Re: James S. AGARD

josjohnstun1 — 2009-10-12 18:44:44Z

Hi Sharon,

The 1850 Ursa, Adams County, IL Census lists James S Agard as a 70 year-old farmer from PA. With him were Nancy (67, PA), Washington (22, OH), Albert (19, OH, farmer), Cynthia (16, OH), and Watson R (12, OH).

I have him listed in the 1830 Northampton Twp, Summit County, OH Census in 1830, and also that he is buried in the New Providence Cemetery, just north of Ursa, Illinois.

Re: CURLESS, OSBORNE

ConnieLOgden — 2009-10-11 17:57:58Z

William H. Curless
Goodspeed Publishing Co. (View posts) Posted: 28 Jan 2000 7:00AM

Classification: Biography
Surnames: CURLESS, HOOD, KENNEDY, HESSFORD, SCOVILL, GUFFEE
History of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade and Barton Counties, Missouri 1889; Published by Goodspeed- Pg. 878

William H. Curless, a pioneer farmer of LeRoy Township, is a native of Clermont County, Ohio, his birth occurring in 1827. His parents Joseph and Lucy (Hood) Curless, were born in New Jersey and Maryland, and at an early day were taken by their parents to Ohio where they were married and made their home until 1846, when they moved to Fulton County, ILL where Mr. Curless clied in 1850. He was a glass blower in early life, but afterwards took up farming, which he continued until his death. His father, Asher Curless, was born in Scotland, and died in Brown County, Ohio, where he had been engaged farming. The maternal grandfather was also a Scotchman, and died in Ohio. The mother of our subject died, in 1877, at the age of seventy years. William H. Curless is the second of ten children, and in his youth received a very limited education. He went with his parents to Illinois, but the next year returned Ohio (1847), and was married to Zanetta, a daughter of Hugh and Margaret Kennedy, who were born in Pennsylvania and Ohio, respectively, and were married in the latter State. Here the father died, having been a farmer and shoemaker by trade. His wife was born in 1800, and died in Douglass County, Kan., in 1886. Mrs. Curless was born in Brown County, Ohio, and is the mother of these children: Joseph; Catherine, wife of David Hessford; Frank; Josephine, wife of Albert Scovill; Mollie, wife of George Scovill: George, Nellie, Charley, Edward; and Jennie, the wife of Arthur Guffee. Mr. Curless lived in Illinois until 1855, then removed to Douglass County, Kan., and in 1866, to Barton County, where he has since lived, being the owner of 320 acres of well improved land. He and his sons have property adjoining Liberal, which is underlaid with an abundance of buildina stone, and also a superior quality of coal, both of which are developed to some extent. When Mr. Curless first came to Barton County, there were only ten voters in three townships, LeRoy, Ozark and Center. At that time there was not a house between his home and Lamar. During the war he was in the Kansas State service. He is a, Republican, though formerly a Democrat, and cast his first presidential vote for Pierce, in 1852.

Re: McConkey Family of Bridgenorth

bjmcilwain — 2009-10-10 04:32:35Z

yes. your best bet would be to check this site for a Peter Mcconkey. He is part of this family and is very helpful in these inquiries. yours b.

Re: Gatchell, Ream, Suter

kaitiemac374 — 2009-10-03 02:35:04Z

The Mary Alice Suter in my tree is daughter of Edward/Edwin and Alice but they are also from Wynadot, Ohio.

Re: DUNHAM

janecannon175 — 2009-10-01 22:44:49Z

To fantomess-- My G/G/grandpa was Ira L. Dunham (jr). He and Phebe Renfro also had a son Ira B. Dunham b. 1881 and 2 daughter b. 1879 and 1883, the later one my G/grandma Ada.
Is this the same family? Is this your family?

Re: Free Lookup Request

coutcherboy — 2009-09-29 00:23:11Z

I have some information that you may find helpful:
William Dultmeyer(A.K.A. Meyer, Meier, Mires) b. 10 aug 1834 in Harpendorf, Germany and d. 29 feb 1912 in Toledo, Ohio. He was son of Arnold Dultmeyer.
In 1873 he married Maria Catherine Lichtenstein (I'm nbot sure if it was in U.S. or Germany but I do know that thier first child was born in Toledo in 1874.
Maria Lichtenstein was born 1 Oct 1854 in Steinfeld, Germany and d. 10 Jan 1931 in Toledo, Ohio. She was the dughter of Johann Henrich Lichtenstein and Maria Agnes Breur (who was born about 1820 in Luxemberg, Ger.
Please feel free to contact me with any other questions about this family!

looking for info on my dads, dad?Fisher/Fischer...HELP

melinacarpenter — 2009-09-25 00:59:46Z

I am in desperate need of finding information, my dad , Paul Allen Thompson was born in west liberty, kentucky, but listed on his birth certificate was Paul Allen Fisher, (thompson being marked out and fisher being wrote in), well this totally confuses me.. I always thought his dad was Richard Carl Thompson , born in Akron , Oh , but this doesnt seem to be the case, in his family bible , his dads parents were listed as Arthur and Ethel Shaw , living in Talmadge , OH....please help with this, as my father passed away in 2007 and his mother passed away years before , and I have no one else to ask....thank you in advance

Re: BAILEY, CUNNINGHAM, DAVIS, GRAVES, HIXON, MILLER, MONTAGUE, SCHOPF, STOCKMAN, TAGG

murrll — 2009-09-19 01:11:30Z

the maiden of my grandfathers Arthur Hixon was Miller, first name Sarah.

Re: Looking for Finnish family members

Colleen_R — 2009-09-11 15:37:01Z

Hello,
I have a new email address:

coppersundown@verizon.net
Thanks

Re: BIGBEE, BROWN, CONVERSE, HITTLE, REYNOLDS, STONE

wam116 — 2009-09-10 15:54:07Z

Uit Belgien
Kleine familie met de naam Moerdyck

http://mail.google.com/mail/#inbox/12399c57a4c8a710

Re: BENHASE, SMITH

sjurado — 2009-09-04 04:06:36Z

Not sure if you are the Darlene Carroll that I am looking for or not. I am looking for a copy of the McNew Memorabilia. Can you help?

Crow's of Ohio

lbcrow1 — 2009-09-03 23:37:42Z

I am a direct decendant of John Crow and Sarah Jackman who married Sept 13, 1825 in Jefferson County, Ohio. If you are interested in the information I have I would be happy to share.

Lynwood "Lynn" Crow

Re: GOUDY

losipv37 — 2009-09-01 21:20:24Z

Goudy brothers from Jefferson County in 1809.? Do you have any other information or thoughts on them? I think William is one of them and in 1809 married Casandra Crawford (my g g g grandmother) in Jefferson County. I would rally appreiate any thing on them. Lois

Re: MARTIN, REED, WHITE

ThelmaTomlinson — 2009-09-01 20:43:32Z

Searching for Sarah E. Martin b. 21 Dec 1921 in Clark County, Ohio. She is the daughter of Edward W. and Bertha M. WHITE MARTIN. Bertha divorced Edward in June 1929, remarried a John W. REED. The family story I heard from my Mom Thelma WHITE BAKER SHOEMAKER Bertha's sister is Bertha took Sarah and left approx. 1935/1936 and she never heard from them again. It the time of the divorce they lived at Woodside Av & Burnett Road. Hopeful someone has some knowledge. I have pictures and I am willing to share information I have.

Thelma Shoemaker Tomlinson
thelmamarie55@earthlink.net

Re: BARGER, GATCHELL, REAM

owensgrad — 2009-08-30 22:09:56Z

In response, one of Mary Ream's children, Alice v. or Alice Viola Gatchell is on my family tree. I have a picture of Mary and P. gatchell on my family tree if you would like to see it or I can email you one.

Alice Viola Gatchell gave birth to Mary Alice Suter who is my great grandmother. She lived in Bucyrus ohio. I am looking for more information on Mary Reams parents but I am stuck and ancestry.com has found no links.

Thanks so much,
Brandy

Re: israel miller family history

pjkala — 2009-08-22 19:04:42Z

This is being sent about seven years after your post, But I am hoping you are still out there. My husband is the g-grandson of Franklin M. Miller, son of Israel Miller of Allen and Van Wert Counties in Ohio. We would like very much to get in touch with you. You must be a relative of his daughter Esther Miller Wilson. Please contact me at boisemom2000@yahoo.com.

Eliza or Thirza H. Parker of Lorain Co.

CorneliaWarner44 — 2009-08-20 18:52:14Z

I find her marrying 17 May 1840 to Jonathan Hudson. would someone please look at the actual record and tell me which is her correct name (suspect it is Eliza) and which town it was in if that's recorded? also, I would like to know who her parents were. I checked Ancestry's 1830 and 1840 census for Lorain Co., and the family trees, but it looks as if the men in the census may be, at best, her brothers.
thank you for your help.

Re: My Father Lawrence Hilton Burton

ComstockMMVIII — 2009-08-18 16:31:15Z

Here's the US Census from 1920 for that same family:

Name: Lawrence Burton
Home in 1920: Toledo Ward 14, Lucas, Ohio
Age: 3 years 6 months
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1916
Birthplace: Ohio
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's Name: William
Father's Birth Place: Canada
Mother's Name: Sarah
Mother's Birth Place: Canada
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Sex: Male
Image: 756
Household Members:
Name Age
William Burton 58
Sarah Burton 48
Addie Blanchard Burton 28
Clyde Blanchard 28
Hudson Burton 14
Monty Burton 12
Lawrence Burton 3 6/12

Re: My Father Lawrence Hilton Burton

ComstockMMVIII — 2009-08-18 16:18:29Z

This is from the 1930 US Census. Does this look like his family?

Name: Lawrence Burton
Home in 1930: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio
View Map
Age: 14
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1916
Relation to Head of House: Son
Parent's Name: William
Race: White
Occupation:
Education:
Military service:
Rent/home value:
Age at first marriage:
Parents' birthplace:
Household Members:
Name Age
William Burton 68
Lawrence Burton 14
John Fretwell 32
Mamie Fretwell 27
Evelyn Fretwell 8
John W Fretwell 1 3/12
Speedy Fretwell 22

My Father Lawrence Hilton Burton

jmbillups — 2009-08-18 15:46:05Z

For some reason I have been unable to find any information about my father. He was born in 1916 I think in Toledo Ohio. He died in 1952 or 53. He married my mother Ruth Jane Taylor and I don't know when. Can anyone tell me why I am unable to find anything about him? I would appreciate any information.

Re: AUSEON, EBNER, GANG, LOCKER, SCHOOT

cwbillbaker — 2009-08-11 20:11:17Z

Mary Gang's parents were Xavier Gang (b. 1802, Unteralpfen, Baden, immig 1832, d. 1856, Malvern, Oh.) and Mary Shöfer (b. 1806, Baden, d. 1884, Malvern). First location Section 20, Brown Twp., Carroll Co., Oh.; in 1850, northwest quarter of Section 29. Buried St. Francis Xavier Cemetery, Malvern. The Ebners also were from Unteralpfen and Birndorf, in the Waldshut district of Baden.

Re: Jason Henry Coleman

chatterchit — 2009-08-11 04:26:40Z

This was posted under "Lookups." Was there something you would like members to try to look up?

If not, try reposting this under the Coleman surname board -- you'll probably have better luck in finding a family connection there.

Re: Searching for my ROPP ancestors

safedweller — 2009-08-05 05:03:43Z

My Grandfather Wade Ropp was probably the son or nephew of Melvin, my father's name, probably after his uncle or grandfather from Ohio.

Re: Pasley/Paisley in Hamilton Co.,Ohio

areilly — 2009-07-22 23:07:04Z

I have not been able to find any connection to my Pasley family in Hamilton Co., Ohio.

Re: Pasley/Paisley in Hamilton Co.,Ohio

HensOnly — 2009-07-19 16:33:40Z

As far as I know, B. F. Pasley was buried in Spencer Co, IN. I am uncertain if it is the same ancestor we have here. He was the father of William James Paceley, born in Spencer Co, IN.

Do we share the same ancestor?

Robin Paceley-Geiger

Re: SILVERWOOD/POSKIT

kmsp52129 — 2009-07-17 01:51:40Z

I have that info but have to dig it out. I'll find it and repost tomorrow.

Re: Fazenbaker - Bellaire, Belmont Co

57jof57 — 2009-07-16 19:50:51Z

Hi Shirley,

I would like to follow up with her. I'm sure her ancestors and mine are the same. We all come from 1 decendant. My computer has crashed and it will be a week or so before I can respond.

If you need any help here in Western Maryland let me know.

Thanks, John

Re: Fazenbaker - Bellaire, Belmont Co

SNewbold9952 — 2009-07-12 14:25:25Z

I don't know if this is any help to you;

when I went to school in Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County, in 1946 through 1957, I had a schoolmate named Luanna Fazenbaker. Could the family have moved to Summit County? Akron was a big rubber town during WWII, people moved there to work in the plants and stayed.

According to the Class of 1957 Reunion information, she was living in Michigan. If you would like to follow her up, I will dig out her married name for you.

Good luck,
Shirley Kittle Newbold
newbolds@hotmail.com

Re: POLLOCK

LaurelPaulsonPierce — 2009-07-11 04:25:20Z

If anyone has anything further on this family, I would appreciate getting info. thanks. Laurel veraloe@gotsky.comn

Fazenbaker - Bellaire, Belmont Co

57jof57 — 2009-07-10 18:13:56Z

Looking for records on Warner Vanlear Fazenbaker I think the last public record is 1910 Census that he lived in Bellaire, Belmont Co.

Re: SHARIER

barbarabekooy — 2009-07-05 18:02:10Z

Hi,

Don't know if you are still on this site but I am researching my family history on the Horrocks side and would love to have a copy of your research, if possible. Please e-mail me at barbara.bekooy@ziggo.nl.

Thank you

Re: BECKMAN, MARRS, MARTZ, MARZ

mwestphals1 — 2009-07-02 15:31:55Z

I have some info e mail me mwestphals@aol.com Lexi

Re: John P. Houser

thadshouser — 2009-07-02 03:44:32Z

Hey Aunt Carol,

I have been playing around with the Houser line, do you have any info on John P. Houser's parents? I keep coming up with nothing.

Thad

Re: BECKMAN, MARRS, MARTZ, MARZ

gauge14iv — 2009-07-02 00:59:58Z

I know this is an old post and I hope you are still monitoring this forum. I am a descendant of Joseph Martz and Ignatious or Ignatz Martz. I am still looking for Ig's parents as well as burial places of several of the family members. I wonder if St. Michaels church might have some records. I know Josephs son, John B is buried in the old St. Michaels cemetery in Ft. Loramie. There is a census record which shows Joseph or Ignatious living with one of the families or the other - I have it sourced in my tree, I just don't recall which one it is off the top of my head. If you have information, let me know and I will do the same. I have been working on the findagrave.com website a bit and have had great luck finding grave locations there.

Another thing to consider - there was a massive flood sometime in the early 1900's, my grandfather told me that entire cemetaries in Sidney were washed away and caskets were floating down the river. I wonder if some of the sites we have difficulty finding might not be included. One cemetary was where the former Sidney High School Football field was for many years.

Jason Henry Coleman

crazyturtlebut — 2009-06-28 02:41:34Z

Jason Henry Coleman was my Great Grandfather, I am Sandra (Coleman) Jirges, Jason Henry Coleman was married twice, first wife was, Hellen Magoon,1851 to 1896, they had 5 children,John b/1869,Willie b/1873,Sarrah b/1875,Unis b/1877,George b/1877.Hellen Died in 1896, two years later at 48 he married 19 yr old Cora Aletta McNeil in Michigan, they had children together, Charles Byron b/1902,Laura Gladys b/1904,Ervin Floyd b/1906,my GF,Everett Merrill b/1911,lillian Harriet b/1913 and Valerie b/1914. Jason died in Evens Michof Cancer in 1922, Cora died in 1950 in Kalamazoo, Mich.

Re: Zimmermann's in Prussia

timwunderle — 2009-06-20 10:38:35Z

I used to be in contact with Dick Alden, (my cousin) it is my understanding that he is no longer doing this but if anyone has access to his records I would appreciate anything more on the above relationship,
Wunderle-Remmele-Zimmerman.
I have just documented the marriage but would like to know
how he came across this information.

Re: Fetherolf

ifxkrs — 2009-06-20 00:17:49Z

Hello,
My name is Thomas Fetherolf,Whos father was William Fetherolf of Delaware,Ohio. his brother Earl Fetherolf was married to Betty Fetherolf of Delaware,Ohio.

Re: FAY

JMGW1939 — 2009-06-17 22:47:04Z

I live in Bridgetown, Ohio. There is a cemetery called St. Aloysius Gonzaga which is Catholic and Oak Hills Cemetery. I am reserching the surname VonBokern. My great grandfather was Frederick (Frank) VonBokern. He had three daughters Elizabeth, Agnes and Mary. Any info on the VonBokern family will be greatly appreiated.

Re: Alice Nelson

IrisSeyfried — 2009-06-11 22:46:33Z

Thank you. Iris

Re: YONE, YOUA, YOUE

mikeyoue1 — 2009-06-10 20:44:12Z

Hi, My name is Mike Youé. I'm from the UK but i think the surname is of French Hugenout origin.