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QUARTERLYNEWSLETTEROF THE RICHLANDCOUNTY CHAPTER,OHIO GENEALOGICALSOCIETY

VOLUME 6 ISSUE 3-4 OCT.- DEC. 1987

HAPPY NEi.J YEAR

Once again we begin a new year and look forward to solving our most diffi­cult genealogical problems. As a Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society, weplace a portion of our Richland County material in their Library for the use ofthe general public. One of their valuable resources is the vertical file thatis used for all family material that is too small to be placed on the shelvesand is unbound. Why not get a family or two together and place them there.Should we accumulate enough, they could later be put into book form.

Submit a written account of your family, not to exceed 50 pages, sign yourname and address to it and some visitor who is researching your family will findit and write to you. Plans should be made for the large amount of work you havedone. What is to happen to it in the future?

The Richland County Chapter welcomes your family genealogies and find theyare well cared for at the O.G.S. Library.

Send your permission to publish and ~e will abstract or review it in ThePastfipder. Send it in care of The Pastfinder, Editor

P.O. Box 3154Lexington OH 44904

After it is ready for this newsletter, it will be placed in the O.G.S.Library and an acknowledgement will be sent to you.

We need your charts, queries, announcements and any other info you wouldlike to see printed in YOUR newslett~H, 'Ihe Pastfinder.

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QUARTERLYNEWSLETTEROF THE RICHLANDCOUNTY CHAPTER,OHIO GENEALOGICALSOCIETY

VOLUME 6 ISSUE 3-4 OCT.- DEC. 1987

HAPPY NEi.J YEAR

Once again we begin a new year and look forward to solving our most diffi­cult genealogical problems. As a Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society, weplace a portion of our Richland County material in their Library for the use ofthe general public. One of their valuable resources is the vertical file thatis used for all family material that is too small to be placed on the shelvesand is unbound. Why not get a family or two together and place them there.Should we accumulate enough, they could later be put into book form.

Submit a written account of your family, not to exceed 50 pages, sign yourname and address to it and some visitor who is researching your family will findit and write to you. Plans should be made for the large amount of work you havedone. What is to happen to it in the future?

The Richland County Chapter welcomes your family genealogies and find theyare well cared for at the O.G.S. Library.

Send your permission to publish and ~e will abstract or review it in ThePastfipder. Send it in care of The Pastfinder, Editor

P.O. Box 3154Lexington OH 44904

After it is ready for this newsletter, it will be placed in the O.G.S.Library and an acknowledgement will be sent to you.

We need your charts, queries, announcements and any other info you wouldlike to see printed in YOUR newslett~H, 'Ihe Pastfinder.

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She died in 1896 Cae 40 yrs.).Sarah Darby. They gave Cather-

A SURPRISING FIND

Could this be your family?

John DeWalt, a long time member of the Richland County Chapter of The OhioGenealogcal Society, has brought us copies of several letters that were found inthe house of John W. and Cathrine Darby Leppo.

John Leppo married Catherine Darby in 1876.Catharine was a daughter of John O. Cd 1886) andine 28 acres of land in 1880.

These letters were addressed to brother and sister and probably were toCatherine's parents.

Samuel DeWalt purchased a 96 acre farm in 1910 that had been owned by JohnO. Darby, and later the 28 acres owned by Leppo.

He has pictures of the Lorenzo B. Darby family and Franklin E. Darby familywho he believes went to Williams Co., Ohio.

Please contact John if this is your family.- John DeWalt, 2771 Rock Road, Rt. #2, Shelby OH 44875

The Ohio Genealogical Societyplans to move into a new homelocated at 34 Sturges Ave.,Mansfield OH. It will be housedin the annex at the rear of theMartin Bushnell House, a wellknown Mansfield landmark that islisted on The National Registerof Historic Places. It is ofRichardsonian Romanesque styleand was built in 1892, by MartinBushnell. It was used as theirhome until 1923, and was in useas a funeral home until 1954.Since that time the AAA has usedit as their headquarters.The O.G.S. plans to enlarge thelibrary space and is continuingtheir building fund drive.Your help is needed! Send yourgift to:

Building FundOhio Genealogical SocietyP.O. Box 2625Mansfield OH 44906

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Queries

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PLEASE - send your queries to the Richland County Pastfinder. Putthem on a 3" x 5" card. Do not abbreviate. Queries will be published as room isavailable. We are presently up to date, all that we have received have beenpublished. Queries must have a Richand County, Ohio reference.

GUN NETCASTATOR

COLEMANWIRICKRUSSELLMASONMORROWREDICK

COLEMANWIRICK

Desire any info on Seth GUNNETT, ae 22, and Margaret A. CASTATOR, ae20, who were m. in Richland Co. OH, 8 Aug 1850. Listed in 1850census in Jefferson Township.

- Donald Gunnet, 2330 Pleasant View Drive, York PA 17402

When did William RUSSELL b 1826, d 1902, mar Lucinda COLEMAN, born1839, d 1926? Bur Lexington Cern. They had ch: Wm. b 1863; Richard1873-1884; and Charlie b 1877; and may have had daughters. MaryElizabeth 1829-1871 m Adna WIRICK 22 Nov 1849. Son Wm Perry WIRICKb 1856. What happened to Wm. Perry WIRICK? Jacob Coleman mar MaryA. REDICK 9 Aug 1855; they are parents of Medora B. MORROW, BarbaraE. MELVIN, Melissa J. MELVIN, and Mary E. MASON b 1863. What happen­ed to thses four?

- Velma Betzer, Box 35, 106 E. South, Oreana IL 62554

Was John COLEMAN, b 1809, mar Catherine WIRICK 1828 in Guernsey Co.OH and came to Richland Co. OH, a son of Nathaniel and MargaretCOLEMAN or Adna and Catherine COLEMAN? John had brothers Samuel b1814, Nathaniel b 1816, and George.

- Velma Betzer, 106 E. South, P.O. Box 35, Oreana IL 62554

WHITTINGTON, James, b 9 Mar 1783, in ? ,Maryland; m Elizabeth ? ,b 20 Dec1784. ? ,Maryland. Where and when mar? When did they come toRichland Co. OH? Ch: John, Mary, Elizabeth, George, Samuel W.,Barbara, Anna, and Nancy. Would appreciate any info.

- Wilma Coleman, 6325 Floyd, Overland Park KS 66202

WEBBSEELY

Need info on William (?) Webb m Hannah Seely on 3 Apr 1831 - where?Came to Richland Co. OH in 1930's from Columbia Co. PA. Hannah SEELYb Columbia Co. PA on 23 Jul 1813. Could Wm. WEBB, 1840 census ofPlymouth Twp., Rich. Co. OH be the one I am seeking? My Wm. WEBBb supposedly, 15 Aug 1844 Rich. Co. OH. His fath, Wm. WEBB, waskilled when a team ran away with his wagon. Hannah (SEELY) WEBB wasexpecting my Wm. at that time.

- Gwen McConnell, 1132 Frances Dr., Rosenberg TX 77471

GATES Need obit for John P. GATES d Richland County OH on 29 Dec 1891. Hemay not be a part of the early Gates family in Rich. Co. Also needhis parents and his birth place in 1812 in Pennsylvania.

- Joan Ryan, 56 La Vista Grande, Santa Barbara, CA 93103Richland County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society Oct. - Dec. 1987

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Quiries cont.

MORTHLANDSNYDER

Would like to know if anyone is working on the MORTHLAND and SNYDERfamilies? Need info. NOTE - see chart in this issue for more info.

- Trudy G. Ward, 438 Lexington Ave., Iowa City, Iowa 52240

KEHRMILLER.

Need info on John KEHR, d Richland Co OH in 1848. mar MagdalenaDau, Magdalena d 28 Jul 1840, bur Clay Luth Cern. Inventory AR13-363states name as "KERR, late of Jackson Twp. Clay Luth Cern is withina tract of ground owned by a Peter MILLER - is there any connection?

- Mrs. Glen Cline, 2069 McCutchenville Rd., Fostoria OH 44830

ANSLEYANGLEYSHIREMAN

Was Wm ANSLEY, found in the 1860 census of Richland Co., a brotherof Thomas ANGLEY, from the same census? Family Bible says: WilliamANSLEY b 7 Sep 1810 and wife, Ann b 16 Mar 1816; ch: Mary b 17 Mar1838; Edward b 6 Mar 1839; John b 4 Mar 1841; Hannah 17 Apr 1843; Williamb 10 Jan 1845; George b 27 Jan 1848; Emma b 13 Dec 1850; andW. Benjamin b 19 Jun 1853. Last child conceived in Kent, Canter­bury, England but b in U.S. Edward m Mary Catherine SHIREMAN inRichland Co. OH. Wm made application for naturalization in RichlandCo. Family later moved to Williams Co. OH where he received hispapers.

- Mrs. O.E. Ansley, 1108 Delaware St., Montpelier OH 43543

BEAMHOOVER

Seeking info on Michael BEAM, b 1804 and wife, Elizabeth HOOVER,b 1816. Mar 1840 in OH or PA? Resided and d Richland Co. OH.Parents of 6 ch.

- Alberta Bender, 791 Surrey Drive, Galion OH 44833

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION

beforeor to reserve copiesto include your familyTHE COUSINO BOOKBox 603Napoleon OH 43545.

Thomas W. COUSINO is compiling an up-dated collection of histories forpublication in 1988 on the Cousino/Cousineau/Couzineaux Family. If you are adescendant, or related in any way to the many Cousino Clans, he invites you tobecome a part of the new book. The anticipated large volume will be hard boundand include a complete index. There is no charge for including information inthis book.

For information on howpublication, please contact:

WANTED TO BUY

"Genealogy of the Greenlee Families in America, Scotland,Ireland and England" written in 1908 by Ralph Stibbins Greenleeand Robert Lemuel Greenlee. Contact Helen C. Graham, P.O. Box 3154,Lexington OH 44904, with price and condition of this book.

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The IGI File from LDS

The Associated Press reports that Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, hasbought the complete International Genealogical Index (IGI) from Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints (LDS) in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Gary Arnold, head of research at the Ohio Historical Society Library inColumbus, said the IGI* is a standard reference for genealogists and contains6,700 state-of-the-art microfiche. The index to births, deaths and marriagesfrom about 1500 to 1870 covers records that have been extracted and submitted tothe LDS Genealogical Department.

Arnold said the purchase of IGI means that large numbers of researchers cancheck many names in a short time there.

* The OHIO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY has the IGI File for North America.

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SHERMAN ROOM ACQUISITIONS

The Sherman Room at the Mansfield Richland Public Library has a valuablecollection of books for genealogical research. Here are some of the recentacquisitions.

Ohio's Court Houses, by Clair Stebbins, 1980Atlas of Ohio and the United States, pub. Henry S. Stebbins, N.Y., 1868.Atlas ~ ~s~C~Ohio, pub. Titus, Simmons & Titus, Philadelphia, 1875.HistorY-of Hocking:val~Ohio, pub. Inter State Publishing Co., 1883.History ~ Shelby~ Ohio, pub. R. Sutton & Co., Philadelphi.a, 1883.History ~ Hancock ~o., Ohio, pub. Warner, Beers & Co., Chicago, 1886.! Standard History ~ Ross Co., Ohio, Lyle S. Evans, Editor, Lewis Pub. Co.

Chicago and New York, 1917.The Overland Journal ~ Amos Piatt Josselyn, by J. Wm. Barrett, II, Gateway

Press, Baltimore, 1978.Holmes County, Ohio to 1985, Walsworth Pub. Co., Salem, W. Va. 1985.Early Homes of Ohio,~y-r:r. Frary, pub. Garrett & Massie, Richmond Va., 1936.Kenyon College, The First Century, by Geo. Franklin Smythe, pub. Kenyon College

Yale Univ. Press, 1924.Dictionary ~ Scottish Emigrants ~ the U.S.A., by Donald Whyte, Magna Carta

Books, Baltimore MD, 1986.Cemeteries of Crawford Co., Ohio, Vol. I, pub Crawford Co. GenealogicalSociety, 1987. ----

We warmly greet these new members -

Jeannine Gitchell Davidson240 Flower DriveFolsom CA 95630

J. Fred Stull81 Highland AvenueBellville OH 44813

David R. SwaneyRoute 1 - Box A-IIWarner OK 74469

Doris M. Tice902 Trout Creek RoadBristol IN 46507

Dawn J. Hoyle3616 Bryn MawrIrving TX 75062

Ovid &Margaret Epps350 Altamont AvenueMansfield OH 44903

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Oct, - Dec. 1987

OBITUARIES

WILLIAM WEIDNER - d in Mansfield 4 Aug 1917. He was born on 10 July 1832 inSchrieshime, Ladenburg, Baden, Germany and came to this country with his parentsat ae 2 years. He lived on a farm south of Shelby until he was 17 years of agewhen he moved to Mansfield and learned the carpenter trade. He married BarbaraENGLEHART on 23 May 1856. She died on 28 Jun 1914. He leaves six ch: Wm. E.,Salt Lake City UT; Frank, Lunnigan CA; Charles, Harrison MI; George H., Emmaand Mrs. Wm. Massa, Mansfield and one child deceased. Two bro: Henry of nearShelby and Philip of Kunkle OH. Member of St. John's Church, Mansfield.

HENRY BAER - ae 84 yrs. d 2 Jul 1917 in Mansfield. He was b 17 Jan 1833 inMalchov, Brandenburg, Germany and came with his family to this county in 1872.He was a blacksmith for Aultman &Taylor Co. He leaves Gustave A. Baer,former Sheriff; Conrad J. Baer, Moline IL; Mrs. Wm. Fensch, and Mary and TillieBaer of Mansfield; and Mrs. Lee Roth of Shelby. He was a member of Grace Luthe­ran Church (formerly a part of St Paul Lutheran Church and now First AllianceChurch.) His wife died 3 years earlier.

URATH BURNS - Mrs. Burns d 12 Mar 1887 at 118 South Main. She was the widow ofCol. Barnabas Burns and the youngest daughter of John and Mary Gore. Mrs. Burnswas born 4 Mar 1817 in Baltimore MD. She came with her parents to Mansfield in1835, traveling overland over the National Road. In 1841 she married Col. Burnsand lived in the house where she breathed her last for forty years and sixmonths. Five children remain: Mrs. Dr. Mitchell, Miss Kate, Jerry H., John C.and Barnabas.

CATHERINETownship.late LeviCemetery.

A. ARNOLD - died 7 Jul 1926 ten miles north of Mansfield in FranklinShe was b in Lebanon PA on 13 Jul 1838 and was the eldest dau of the

Bricker. She leaves one son, David Arnold and was buried in the Ganges

MARTHA ANN COSNER COPELAND - ae 94 years, died near Shelby on 26 Jul 1926. Shewas the dau of Mathias and Rebecca Cosner and was born in Lancaster Co. PA on21 Aug 1831. She leaves 3 ch: Mrs. Harry Letts, of near Shelby; Mrs. MellieDavis; and Anderson Copeland of Mansfield. Fifteen grandchildren, 33 greatgrand children and six great great grandchildren are left to mourn. She wasburied in Franklin Cemetery.

MRS. BARBARA HUTZELMAN - d 21 Apr 1917, ae 84, widow of Michael H. HUTZELMAN,who d 18 Mar 1906. Barbara was b 1 Dec 1833, in Ramholz, Hessen, Germany. 7children were b to them and 5 survive: George, Henry, Charles, Katie and Mary.She is buried in Mansfield Cemetery.

NOTE: Foreign birthplaces are often found in the obituaries of those who camehere in the middle and late 1800's. When doi~g newspaper research for obituariesthe earlier the date of the paper (weekly and semi-weekly papers) more weeksfollowing the death must be researched. After daily papers came into being inthe latter part of the last century, it became possible to find obits the sameday as the death, or a very short time later. If you cannot find a death forsomeone in the outlying areas of the county, search the papers in the adjoiningcounties. The best collection of newspapers in Ohio is at The Ohio HistoricalSociety Library in Columbus. They have card indices for both area and timeperiod. You will find a day at the Historical Society well spent. Ed.Richland County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society Oct. - Dec. 1987

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Richland County birth records cont. from September 1987

CUNNINGHAM, (Unknown)CUNNINGHAM, Sarah M.CUNSE, LouisaCUNTRY, \hlliamCURTIS, Alice A.CUYKENDALL, UnknownCUYKENDALL, Elmer

DAILEY, SusannaDALLY, (Unknown)DANCER, Elizabeth J.DANING, (Unknown)DARLING, JaneDARMEND, (Unknown)DEAN, Charity A.DECKART, 1. W.DELANCY, PeterDELL, FrankDEMONEY, CharlesDEMONEY, Joseph H.DENIS, John V.DEWITT, (Unknown)DEWITT, (Unknown)DEWITT, Charles C.DEWITT, OscarDICK, (Unknown)DICK, AliceDICK, OliverDICKERSON, AllaDICKERSON, Sarah L.DICKSON, AustinDICKSON, JohnDORSEY, Frederick E.DOUGAL, William A.DOWNEND, Mary E.DRAKE, SamuelDRAPP, P. O.DUFFIN, (Unknown)DUKES, EveDUNLAP, Charles H.DUNMIER, Mary A.DURBIN, Joseph J.DUTTON, George W.DYRE, Sanford

9 Oct 18569 Oct 1856

31 Aug 185625 Aug 185629 Aug 185616 Sep 185616 Jul 1856

12 Apr 18569 Mar ]856

26 Aug 185611 Sep 185613 Oct 185613 Oct 185620 May 1856

Sep 185612 Sep 185625 Dec 185610 May 185623 Nov 185616 May 185621 Jun 1856

6 Dec 185619 Sep 1856

Jul 185624 Jul 185616 Apr 1856

1 Sep 185621 May 1856

4 Apr 18563 Jun 1856

22 Oct 185622 Dec 185628 Jun 185613 Nov 185616 Apr 1856

5 Apr 18564 Jun 18565 Dec 1856

15 Nov 18564 Sep 18561 Dec 1856

26 Jul 185617 Nov 1856

J.P. Cunningham and _J.P. Cunningham and R. DounahConrad B. Cunse and C. RaushDaniel Cuntry and _Moses Curtis and Catharine Curtis~ Cuykendall and ,~~~_Saumel Cuykendall and F. Bear

Anthony Dailey and M. DitwilerJohn Dally and Mary HunterJesse B. Dancer and Rachel WrightJames DaningJohn Darling and Mary RayThomas Darmend and BechtelJohn Dean and Rachel C. BallThomas Deckart and E. WhitneyWm. Delancy & Margaret DelancyJohn Dell and Clarissa ButtdaSamuel Demoney and C. TrippAlfred Demoney and M. DanalsonAbner Denis and VanceA.C. Dewitt and BevierL. Dewitt andThomas Dewitt and Margaret ShardA.C. Dewitt and Margaret BevierLevi Dick and Catharine SwartsJacob Dick and Anna C. BusheyJosiah Dick and Elizabeth SwartzM. Dickerson and Mary DickersonDavid Dickerson and DickersonHenry Dickson and Letitea McLeanJohn Dickson and Sarah WinansJonathan Dorsey and M. DivilbissCharles Dougal and Julia FlintThomas Downend and Mary BechtelJohn Drake and Susan HenryFrederick Drapp and Pervince Mars

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Theadore Dukes and Nancy LeechJohn H. Dunlap and Sarah WellingSamuel Dunmier and Elizabeth CasebearJ. Durbin and Nancy AungstGeorge Dutton and RobinsonO~en Dyre and Lavina Cusber

EGNER, (Unknown)EGNER, CarolineELLIOTT, Allen C.ELLIOTT, John W.ENDLEY, ArrisonENGLEHARD, EmmaENGLEHART, AdolphRichland County Chapter

10 Dec 1856 Benjamin Egner and Julia Baker2 Dec 1856 David Egner and Mary Gribble

10 May 1856 James Elliott and Harriet Whisman28 May 1856 R.W. Elliott and Mary J. Webster

Oct 1856 Adam Endley and Ameli Brewer6 Nov 1856 John Englehard and Harriet Aungst

12 Oct 1856 Con rod Engelhart and Ann Tobeof The Ohio Genealogical Society Oct. and Dec.

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Richland County, Ohio births cont.

EPLEY, George W.ERNSBERGER, (Unknown)ERWIN, Ann S.EVANS, Cora A.EVANS, ResettaEVANS, VelmaEYERLY, Lydia

8 Jun 185621 Sep 1856

7 Jun 185626 Dec 185621 May 1856

7 Oct 185625 Oct 1856

John Epley and Helen WhitemanLuther Ernsberger and N. BallietMathew Erwin and Mary SiglerDavid Evans and Sarah A. KerrThomas Evans and Lovina EvansWashington Evans and Sarah SnyderAbraham Eyerly and N. Cairns

Leonard Foustine and Elizabeth HeddickC. Fox and ---John Fox and Catharine KochiserEnoch H. France and Rachel RossJohn Francinger and C. EverlyJ. Freehafer and Mary CramerPeter Freeman and M.A. BergenPeter Fremont andGeorge Weirick and Sarah Weaver (sic)Hiram Frey and Sarah WhitemanA. Fulmer and Sarah HillerRobert Fulton and Mary FultonJohn Fulton and Rachel CampbellDavid Funk and E. Mickey

David Fackler and Eliza FacklerHenry Fackler and Nancy BearGeorge Farris and Sarah ReedesillLewis Fenk and Lucy FenkFelix Fenner and HillsFelix Fenner and Mary HillsPeter Ferber and M. RamseyWilliam FesslerJohn Fether and Margaret SnyderGeorge W. Fickle and Elizabeth ShrinerJames Field and Mary Field

18561856185618561856185618561856185618561856185618561856

9 Oct20 Jul

5 Sep13 Dec11 Dec26 Aug15 Sep15 Oct4 Dec2 Dec8 May

27 Aug17 Nov22 Oct

16 Dec 185626 Oct 1856_ Sep 185619 Sep 185615 Oct 185615 Jun 1856

2 Apr 185625 Sep 185625 Nov 185617 Aug 185626 Oct 185615 Oct 185614 Dec 1856 Wm. Filloon and Harriet Filloon

married Wm. Stewart on Feb. 28, 1856, so this childsurname of Stewart.) (See David Stewart b. 14 Dec 1856)13 Mar 1856 John Finch and Nancy Robinson21 Aug 1856 John Fireoved and Mary Wentz12 Dec 1856 Michael Fisher and Rebecca Wever

5 Oct 1856 Wm. Fisher and Elizabeth fisher30 Oct 1856 Jacob Foglesong and Alice Moore

8 Jun 1856 John Ford and Harriet BarnesMar 1856 Jacob Oswalt and Mary Vault

married 10 Jun 1856 to Jacob Oswalt, found no marriage

FACKLER, RebeccaFACKLER, Sarah A.FARRIS, JennatFENK, ElizaeFENNER, (Unknown)FENNER, EzraFERBER, MilesFESSLER, (Unknown)FETHER, MaryFICKLE, (Unknown)FIELD, RhodaFIKE, OliverFILLOON, (Unknown)(Note - Harriet Filloon

probably has theFINCH, SamuelFIREOVID, Sarah A.FISHER, CarolineFISHER, James B.FOGLESONG, CatherineFORD, EbenezerFORSYTH, Sarah(Note - Mary Volk was

for Forsyth.)FOUSTINE, John F.FOX, (Unknown)FOX, RudolphFRANCE, Ira F.FRANCINGER, CarolineFREEHAFER, GustaveFREEMAN, Elmira E.FREMONT, JAMES C.FREMONT, J.C.FREY, FranklinFUl.}lER, MichaelFULTON, (Unknown)FULTON, JaneFUNK, (Unknown)

GARBER, Eleanor 28 Dec 1856 John Garber and Susan WallaceGARBER, James F. 12 Oct 1856 David Garber and Susan LeedyGARDNER, John 30 May 1856 James Stone and Eliza EmptageNote - James Stone mar Eliza Emptage 6 Feb 1840. Should this surname be Stone?GARVER, Daniel 4 May 1856 Jacob Garber and HustonRichland County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society Oct. and Dec. 1987

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Richland County, Ohio births cont.

GATTON, AlfredGATTON, Mary E.GEARHART, LydiaGEARY, (Unknown)GEESE, Jacob J.GERLASH, MargaretGLADDEN, John C.GOETTLE, (Unknown)GOODWIN, DosalicoGOON, JohnGOON, RobertGORN, (Unknown)GOSS, Emma S.GRAFF, Cophromia E.GREEN, (Unknown)GREEN, (Unknown)GREEN, Mary J.GREEN, SallyGREER, Emily J.GRIMES, Frederick W.GURNEY, Howard W.GUTHRIE, Rebecca A.GUTHRIE, \oJe llandGUTZWILER, Elizabeth

HACKADORN, (Unknown)HALABAUGH, (Unknown)HAMILTON, CarolineHAMMERLA, John J.HAMMETT, Elizabeth E.HANNA, (Unknown)HARDING, HarryHARRIS, WilliamHARRISON, JamesHART, Jacob F.HARTER, MarthaHARTUPEE, Mary A.HEISTAND, EmilyHELFRICK, HarinHENCK, EmmaHERRING, (Unknown)HERRING, Mariah H.HERRING, SusannahHERSH, (Unknown)HERSHEY, John A.HETRICK, Mary A.HIBBS, (Unknown)HIDER, (Unknown)HILL, Sarah E.HILLS, Florence E.HINKE, Matilda

11 Nov 185620 Sep 185621 Jun 185628 Apr 185626 Sep 185626 Sep 1856

1 Nov 185618 Jul 185624 May 185613 May 185619 Aug 185614 May 185630 Jul 185629 Aug 1856

4 Oct 185616 Oct 1856

1 Aug 18563 Dec 1856

16 OCT 185615 Mar 185623 Apr 1856

2 Apr 185611 Jul 185623 May 1856

8 May 185629 Mar 18565 Aug 1856

15 Dec 185624 Apr 18563 Sep 18565 Sep 1856

_ Sep 185630 Aug 185630 Nov 185614 Oct 185626 Apr 185624 May 185610 Sep 185619 Oct 185617 Apr 185621 Nov 185617 Apr 1856

7 May 185616 Mar 18563 Jun 1856

15 Oct 185625 Sep 185625 Nov 185613 Dec 18569 Oct 1856

John Gatton and Susan MillerThomas Gatton and C. MillerJohn Gearhart and Louisa KaberJoseph Geary and GearyJacob Geese and Sarah ThompsonHenry Gerlash and Margaret WeisM. Gladden and Aleva ParrWm. Goettle and HershiserWm. Goodwin and Nancy BigbeeChristian Goon and BrubakerSimon Goon and McCurdyChrist Gorn and BrubakerJohn Goss and Mary TaylorHenry Graff and E. MurdockAndrew Green and ~

John Green and WatersWm. Green and Mary BlackGeorge Green and Margaret RoseJohn Greer and Elizabeth WatersA.L. Grimes and Mary WellingtonOliver H. Gurney and L.E. HowardN.S. Guthrie and Sarah TurbetJames Guthrie and C. SmithV. Gutzwiler and C. Gutzwiler

H.L. Hackadorn and------,--

G. Halabaugh and Dianah ClineSamuel Hamilton and Susan HollandJohn Hammerla and Ann SchunelsJohn Hammett and Lydia NewlonA. Hanna and GribbenHarvey Harding and Hannah FlintL.P. Harris and Elvira LaneDickson Harrison and E. WilliamsPeter Hart and Anna HanlinEmanuel Harter and E. RidenourThomas Hartupee and P. PattersonW~ Heistand and Sarah MoreheadMichael Helfrick and R. HelfrickJohn Henck and Catherine ReapWm. Herring and HerringFrederick Herring and R. WhiteDavid Herring and H. BaughmanPeter Hersh an Sarah SwigartGeorge Hershey and Leah CarperIsaac Hetrick and Elizabeth BlackJohn Hibbs and Susan BitnerPeter Hider andJohn Hill and B.A. SmithGeorge A. Hills and Sarah A. JonesBenjamin Hinke and Mary Whisler

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Richland County, Ohio births records cont.

HINSEY, John H.HIPPLE, DorothyHIVELY, John D.HOLLENBAUGH, (Unknown)HOLLOWELL, AllenHOOVER, HenriettaHOOVER, LevinaHOOVER, WilliamHORNER, (Unknown)HORNER, AmeliaHOUSTON, Mary L.HOUT, JacobHUESTON, WilliamHUGHES, AdalineHULET, PhebeHULTZ, WilliamHUNT, \hlsonHUNTER, GeorgeHUNTER, James J.HUSTON, GeorgeHUSTON, Mary E.HUTZELMAN, Frederick

INN, Inis E.IRVIN, (Unknown)IRVIN, (Unknown)

JOHNS, (Unknown)JOHNS, WinfieldJOHNSON, AniceJUSTICE, Flora S.

14 Apr 185610 Dec 185613 Nov 185623 Oct 1856

Oct 18562 Nov 1856

30 Sep 18564 Sep 1856

12 May 185613 Sep 185612 Sep 185626 Nov 18568 Dec 1856

15 Dec 185611 Apr 185610 Dec 185610 Nov 185623 Dec 185622 Dec 185626 Jul 1856

2 Dec 18566 May 1856

4 May 18567 Jun 1856

16 Nov 1856

14 Dec 18563 Sep 1856

25 Oct 18562 Apr 1856

John Hinsey and Persilla GrierIsaac Hipple and Barbara HooverGeorge Hively and Sarah GabeeJacob HollenbaughFrederick Hollowell and E. PeirsonChrisian Hoover and Mary HooverGideon Hoover and Nancy TeeterJoseph Hoover and Ann Spran (sic)John Horner and Ellen RogersGeorge Horner and Dorothy ShultzJohn Huston and Mary MontgomeryPeter Hout and Ann HamlinWilliam Hueston and Mary ArehartDavid Hughes and F. PalmerTimothy Hulet and Mary BishopFrederick Hultz and Elizabeth AdamsWilliam Hunt and Jane PetersonA.S. Hunter and M. DouglassJoseph Hunter and Angeline ClarkWilliam Huston and Liletia RobinsonWilliam F. Huston and Mary AhartGeorge Hutzelman and E. Hassensack

James P. Inn and Mary BarrMathew IrvinWilliam Irvin and Hopkins

Reuben Johns and MooreJohn Johns and C. HollandSanford Johnson and Mary HindingWilliam Justice and Eliza A. Justice

John King and Catherine SnyderGeorge King and C. LambrightDaniel King and Mary SteeleJ. Kingsborough and J. KingsboroughAlson Kinney and Lydia HuffWilliam Kirkpatrick and E. Emerson

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KEFER, James B.KEITH, MichaelKELHAM, JosephKELLEY, AdaKELSO, AlbertKENNEDY, GeorgeKENNEDY, George W.KERN, CatherineKERR, Esther E.KERR, John E.KEISER, GeorgeKEITH, James B.KEYSER, (Unknown)KEYSER, L.A.KING, ClevelandKING, Rachel E.KING, UriasKINGSBOROUGH, (Unknown)KINNEY, Laura J.KIRKPATRICK, (Unknown)Richland County Chapter

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Isaac Kefer and Sarah I. AbyMichael Keith and Maria KeyserE. Kelham and Sarah DownendL.C. Kelley and Louisa DukesJohn Kelso and Martha MillerIsa Kennedy and Nancy NaugleIsaac Kennedy and Ester SmithWilliam Kern and Catharine SatizenAbraham Kerr and Mary HerringJoseph Kerr and D. McLaughlinJacob Keiser and Mary Kiner~ohn Keith and Mary BrownellerJacob Keyser

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VERY EARLY RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO RECORDS

In the Ohio Historical Society Manuscript Collection there are a number ofrecords of great interest to Richland County. One of the most interesting isthe record of the Eben P. Sturges Family. (MSS 539) These consist of a numberof boxes and folders of original papers which included the DAYBOOK that was usedin that old store from October 1815 to July 1817.

Mr. Sturges owned one of the earliest stores in Mansfield. The store stoodon the square at Main Street, where Reed's is located today. Several years ago,Maxine Kinton and Mary Jane Henney had the book microfilmed and placed it in theMansfield Richland Public Library. The film was indexed by Maxine Kinton andit is in the Sherman Room. This record will help place your ancestors in thisarea before 1820. NOTE additional names at the end of the list.

MSS 539, Box #1, Folder #15 - The Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio

Jacob( who lives at the Williams)

Adsit, MosesAdy, EloyasAdy, GloydAdz, JonusAllen, AlvaAmarine/Amorine, FrederickAndrews, RobertAndrews, WilliamArenet/Arnet, JamesArmsbaugh, ValentineAurum, The ---Ayres, DanielAyres, \hl1iamAyres, William (wife)

Balsom, WilliamBarkdell, JohnBarr, RudolphBartlett, HughBartley, MordecaiBarton, MichaelBaughman/Baukman, AbrahamBeach/Beech, JonathanBeach/Beech, JoshuaBeam/Beem, HenryBeam/Beem, Henry Jr.Beam/Beem, Jacob & Jacob Jr.Beam, JohnBeam/Beem, JosephBeam/Beem, PeterBeaver, WilliamBell, RobertBell, Zephaniah

Bentley, RobertBeson, JosephBlack, JosephBlair, AndrewBlair, DanielBogs, Fred S.Bolt, EbenBowenberg, Mr.Boos, WilliamBorich, WilliamBoulter, Mr. YankeyBradley, Moore B.Brewbaker, ChristianBrewbaker, ChristopherBrodius (?), William B.Bronenberg, FrederickBrown, HenryBrown, WilliamBuckingham, BradleyBuckingham, E. Jr.Buckingham, Eben Jr.Buckingham, EbenezerBumbaugh, JacobBurns, JohnBurrell/Burwell, AnthonyButt, Eben

Caldwell, JamesCarmine, RichardCarnes, Joseph'Carpenter, D.Carter, DanielCase, JohnCasebear, JohnCasebeer, ElijahCasebeer, JohnChannel, John

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Chapman, John (Johnny Appleseed)Chapman, LeviClark, JamesCline, JacobCoffinberry, AndrewCoffinberry, GeorgeColter/Coulter, JohnColter/Coulter, ThomasColter/Coulter, WilliamColwell,Colwell, Mrs. JamesCondon, JohnCondon, RichardConnine, JeremiahCook, AbelCook, DanielCook Zabez/JabezCoon, JohnCopus, HenryCorbin, ElijahCorothers/Corruthers/

Currothers, SamuelCourson, JosephCrab, WilliamCracraft, JohnCracraft, JosephCral, JohnCrall, WilliamCramer, FrederickCramer, PhilipCrawford, GeorgeCrawford, JamesCroninger, LeonardCroskey, RobertCroskey, SamuelCrum, IsaacCulver, DeniaCulver, JohnCulver, RusselCulver, SolomonCulver, Solomon Jr.Culver, Solomon, by Rhoda CulverCulver, ThomasCunningham, JamesCunningham, JaneCunningham, WidowCuppy, BenjaminCurran/Curren, AlexanderCurran/Curren, JosephCurran/Curren, MathewCurtis, LawyerCustard, NoahRichland County Chapter of The Ohio

Dallay, Henry L.Dearbon, ThomasDeems, GeorgeDerbin, ThomasDickey, WilliamDillon, MosesDixon, JohnDixon, WilliamDobbin, SirusDobbins, Shirm J. (Pittsburgh)Dowds, Capt.Downey, Capt. (Indian)DO\oJns, James M.Downs, John B.Duling, ZachariahDurban, DanielDurbin, Thomas

Eastman, JonathanEdington, DavidEdgington, WilliamEdgington, IssacEdgington, JesseEdmonds, Robert

Farthon, JamesFellows, DavidFerguson, JohnFishback, FremanFlora, IsaacFlora, JosephFoglesong, JohnFolks, JacobsFord, JamesForstnor, JohnFortner, JohnFoster, RobertFranks, JohnFriden, WilliamFriend, AugustineFriend, John Jr.Friend, WilliamFriend, William Jr.Friend, William Sr.Furgeson, JamesFurgeson, WilliamFurguson, John

Gardner, ArchibaldGardner, Archibald Jr.Gardner, JacobGardner, John

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Jackman, RobertJacques/Jaques, SamuelJames, Dr.james, William B.Jerome, Mr.Jerome, John B.Johns, J.G.Johns, ThomasJohnson, DavidJohnson, JamesJonakake (Johnnycake, Indian)Jones, Mosses

Hill, SamuelHill, Wadon (?)Hitchcock,Hitchcock, IsaacHolson, David J.Holston, William Jr.Honauer, JohnHonneker, JohnHoover, Mr.Hoover, aIdeHorton, DanielHoy, WilliamHuff, GabrielHuliss, HughHupp, GamabielHutchins, JacobHuttson, William

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Gardner, WilliamGardner, William H.Garfield, WilliamGarrison, JohnGass, \villiamGibney, EmanuelGibney, SamuelGibney, ThomasGilkeson, JamesGilkeson, John C.Gilkeson, John M.Gilkeson, JonathanGlass, JohnGoodman, ArchabaldGranger, J.E.Granger, O.J.E.Granger, OliverGrimes, AsaGrimes, Asa's widowGrimes, Mrs.Groscost, DavidGroscroe, AlexanderGroscros, AlexanderGrub, WilliamGuthrie, George

Hacket, JohnHagerman, JosephHagerman, SarahHale/Hall, WilliamHales, HughHales, JamesHanley, WilliamHansen, JohnHarding, SingletonHarlan/Harlon, DanielHart, ElijahHart, JohnHazelton, WilliamHazlett, WilliamHearsey/Horsey, AdrielHedges, J. & J.Hedges, JamesHedges, Lieut. JamesHedges, Jos. J.Henry, WilliamHill, CalvinHill, Herre (?)Hill, HarveyHill, Isabella (widow)Hill, JacobHill, Josiah L.Richland County Chapter of The Ohio

Kearsey, PariceKeath, HenryKeigh/Keith, WilliamKelley, Martin M.Kellogg, Martin M.Kelly, JamesKelly, MathewKent, WilliamKiley, \~aggoner

King, JohnKing, SamuelKinny, PeterKrider, Peter

Lambright, JohnLand, JamesLane, DavidLane, NathanLapham, DavidLaughlin, ThomasLee, Solomon

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Eben P. Sturges Daybook cant.

Moss, JamesMowry, JohnMurphy, AsaMurphy, BenjaminMurphy, JohnMurphy, William

Nail, EphriamNaugle, HeneryNeal, MartinNewel, DavidNewman, AndrewNewman, HenryNewman, MichaelNewman, Susanna (widow)

Obrian, CharlesObrianti, CharlesOldfield, SamuelOliver, Jos. W./M.Oliver, SamuelOrum, ThomasOsborn, DavidOsborn, IsaacOsborn, NathanielOsembaugh/Ozembaugh, JacobOverdear, Samuel

McBeth, RobertsMcCart, HarveyMcCart, HenryMcCartney, WilliamMcCarts/McCarty, NicholasMcClure, JamesMcClure, James Jr.McCrory/McKory, WilliamMcDermot, JamesMcDermot, JohnMcElvy, ihlliamMcIntire, DanielMcIntire, JohnMcKorig, ihnnMcMichael, DanielMcRory, John

WilliamOct. - Dec. 1987

Palmer, JohnPark,Park, RusselPatee, TrewPerregin, JohnPerrejon, JohnPerrigin/Perrigen,

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Mains, PhillipMains, WilliamMan, AlexanderMan, JamesMan, John Jr.Man, SamuelMan/Mann, JohnMan/Mann, WilliamMan/Mann, William D.Martin, IsaacMathews, DavidMathews, WilliamMay, J.M.May, James M.May, John M.May, M.Meals, JamesMeals, JohnMelary, RobertMiller, Mr.Miller, HomerMiller, JamesMiller, ThomasMiller, WilliamMitchel/Mitchell, GarvinMitchel, GeorgeMitchel, JosephMitchell, WilliamMontgomery, BenjaminMontgomery, WilliamMoonur, (Indian) (Monture?)Moore, DavidMoore, JamesMoore, SamuelMoore, William D.More, JamesMarking (?) JonathanMorris, JohnMorrow, JamesMorrow, JohnMorse,Morse, JamesRichland County Chapter of The Ohio

Leveridge, JamesLewis, SamuelLewis, Samuel Jr.Lindsay, JohnLock, GeorgeLock, JacobLoffland, DavidLoffland, ThomasLuthson, Frederick

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Peterson, John G.Pettyjohn, GeorgePetty john, JohnPettyjohn, John Jr.Pettyjohn, WilliamPhillips,Phillips, WilliamPiatt, JohnPiatt, ThomasPierce, LewisPittenger, PeterPolock, Mr.Polock, ClementPolock, HughPolock, RobertPool, JohnPope, ThomasPost, JeremiahPost, PhillipPotter,Potts, JoshuaPowers, D. & R.N.Powers, Royal N.Prap (?), Jesse (J. Bell by man who

bot Sut:iff place)Preston, WilliamProsser, DanielProsser, IsaacProsser, JamesPugh, JohnPugh, Johathan

Renfrew, DavidRenfrew, WilliamRice, EbenezerRichey, JamesRichie, JamesRing, SamuelRoarick, WilliamRobbins, ElishaRoberts, RichardRobinson, JohnRobston, RobertRoop, AbelRorrick, GeorgeRowerich, WilliamRussel, HiramRussel, WilliamShane, HenryShanks, JohnShanks, ThomasShaw, HenryRichland County Chapter of The Ohio

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Shaw, StephenShearer, WilliamSheldon, AndrewSherren, WilliamSherwood, BuckinghamSherwood, JohnSherwood, M.Shewser (?), WilliamShields, Thomas S.Slater, WilliamSmith, (Millwright)Smith, JedediahSmith, JohnSnider, JacobSnider, PeterSnyder, AdamSnyder, JacobSnyder, PeterSpencer, WilliamSpim (?), DuncanSpratt, WesleyStansberry, JonasStephens, DavidStevens, DavidStevenson, BenjaminStevenson, Lerey (?)Steward, JohnStewart, CharlesStewart, JohnStewart, WilliamStoner, CatharineStoner, JacobStough, JohnStrain, ThomasStrous, C.P.Stuart, JohnSturges, DavidSturges, E.P.Surpluss/Sirpluss, RichardSutliff, Plumb

Tagert, JonathanTailor, William W.Taylor, William W.Tanahill/Tanneyhill, MelsorThadkiler, JohnThew, HenryThompson, AndrewThompson, JamesThompson, JosephTilliman, FannyTimberlake,

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WofmL

name)

Yeaman, JohnYenlary, GeorgeYoung, CharlesYoung Indian (no

Williams, EmanuelWilliams, JamesHi.1liams, JosephWilliams, MordecaiWilliams, SamuelWilliams, HilliamWilliamson, BarthlomewWilliamson, SamuelWilliamson, WilliamWilson, John (Clearfork)\Vinship, JohnHinship, Hinn\Volf/Wollf/\Voolff, ElizaWollver, John\Voodruff, Elisha\voodruff, Samuel\Vooley, Benjamin\Vorkman, Mr.\Vyrick, John\Vyrick, Peter

Hestfall, IsaacWheeler, ThomasHhite, NathanielWilberson, RobertWilliams, AbrahamWilliams, Ebenezer-lives 6

Jeromes

George

Andrew

Hallace, JohnHashington, George (Indian)Washington, James (Indian)

NOTE - Chief of Beaver Tribe ­An-Daw-Yaw-Ha "Life Among the Indians /'by James B. Finley.

Hatson, SamuelWebster, Abel A.Heever, JohnWeirick, JohnWelch, JesseHelch, JohnHelch, JosephHeldon, JohnWeldon, Roland

Zane, John (Indian camped on Whetstone with the Indian, GeorgeHashington)

Ullery, GeorgeVail, EphraimVail, JohnVanaman, ParsonVanaman, HilliamVanaman/ Venaman,Vandorn, JohnVandorn, HilliamVanhorn,Vanmater, IsaacVernon, George

Tredway, DanielTrimbel/Trimbull,Truax, AbrahamTruax, HidowTruk/Trux, Abraham

Zents, John

Additional Names from Eben P. Sturges Daybook -

Bartlett, HughBeam/Beem, Jacob Jr.Beam/Beem, MichaelBuckingham, E.Burwell, NathanClark, CalvinCook, \VilliamFriend, AaronHolson/Holston/Holtson, William

Lee, \Villiam C.Murphy, EliMurphy, \VilliamRichey, AndrewRorick/Rorrick, WilliamTrux, \VilliamHoodard, D.A./D.& A.

Mansfield Richland County Public Library, 99 Park Ave. \Vest, Mansfield OH 44902

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BELL BIBLE RECORDS

The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testament, translated out of theoriginal tongues; and with the former translations diligently compared andrevised, with Canne's Marginal Notes and References, also an index, and tablesof scripture names, weights, measures, and coins. Stereotyped by James Conner,N.Y. Published by J. Emory and B. Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church, atthe Conference Office, 14 Crosby Street. J. Collord, Printer. 1828.

-submitted by Ellen Benedict, 8106 S.E. Carlton St., Portland OR 97206

Family Record, page 1

Zephaniah BellMargaret BellRobert Tis BellWilliam BellMary BellJane BellCatharine BellElisabeth BellEnoch B. BellNancy BellRuth Ann Bell

bornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornbornborn

Nov. the 27th, 1790July, the 29th, 1787Oct. the 21, 1810May the 10th, 1812Feb. the 14th, 1814March the 5th, 1816Feb. the 22, 1818August the 21, 1820Oct. the 11th, 1822Oct. the 7th, 1825March 23, 1827

Margaret Smith Daughter of Wm. L. Smith was born October the 20, 1856

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Robert S. Bell was married April the 12th, 1832 to Cloa (?) HadleyPolly Bell married May 16th 1833 to Chancy Hadley (spouse name diff. writing)Catharine Bell Married (illegible) to Horace Rowse (spouse name diff. writing)Jane Bell married May the 26, 1836 to James Fletter (spouse name diff. writing)William Bell married January the 9th 1842 to Sarah [Alexander] Drew (spouse

name different writing)Elizabeth Bell married L.S. Maring January 16th 1842Enoch B. Bell married Oct. 8, 1847 to Miss Sarah HanleyNancy Bell married to Nelson Bugbee July 3, 1847Ruth Ann Bell married to Curtis A. Lefever May 21, 1845

(last two marriages in same writing as spouses listed above)

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Zephaniah Bell died March 27, 1876, aged eighty five years, four months and?days

Margaret Smith Bell, wife of Zephaniah Bell d;ed December 29, 1866, aged seventynine years and five months

Robert Smith Bell died January 18, 1878William Bell died March 19, 1891Mary (Bell) Hadley died 1887Catharine (Bell) Rowse died 1903Elizabeth (Bell) Maring died July 8, 1880Enoch B. Bell died July 2, 1903Nancy (Bell) Bugbee died February 8, 1902

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Bell Bible cant.

Ruth Ann (Bell) Lefever died July 8, 1886Jane Fletter departed this life March 6, 1846

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Margaret Bell, wife of Zephaniah Bell departed this life December 29, 1866, aged79 years and five months.

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JACOB L. MARING BIBLE RECORD

The Holy Bible; containing The Old and New Testaments: Translated out of theOriginal Tongues and with the former translations diligently compared andrevised, with marginal readings, references, and chronological dates. New York.Published by G. Lane & C.B. Tippett, for the Methodist Episcopal Church, at theConference Office, 200 Mulberry Street. Joseph Longking, Printer. 1847.

page 1 Births-

Phillip Maring was born A.D. July 27, 1783Sarah Lash, wife of Phillip Maring, was born A.D. July 29, 1795Elizabeth Maring, daughter of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born March 21, 1814Abraham Maring, son of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born A.D. Oct. 5, 1815Lennerd S. Maring, son of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born March 6, 1817Calvin Maring, son of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born May 7, 1819Jacob L. Maring, son of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born May 22, 1825Margaret daughter of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born Jan. 30, 1828

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Jane Maring, daughter of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born October 15, 1834Saretta Maring, daughter of Phillip and Sarah Maring was born April 30, 1837

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Jacob L. Maring was bornt in the year of our Lord, May the 22:1825Margaret Kaufman was bornt in the year of o~r Lord, August the 16:1823Sarah Maring was bornt in the year of our Lord, September the 10:1852

page 4 Baptisms-

Phillip Maring was baptized May 22, 1857 by Wm. Dowling, Pastor of theChristian Church

Sarah, wife of Phillip Maring was baptized May 22, 1857, by Wm. Dowling,Pastor of the Christian Church

Jacob C. Maring and Margaret, his wife, were baptized May 22, 1857 by Wm.Dowling, Pastor of the Christian Church

Sarah Rollins, daughter of Jacob L. and Margaret Maring was baptized (no dategiven)

Stilman G. Robbins, husband of Sarah Robbins was baptized (no date given)

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page 5 Marriages-

Jacob L. Maring and Margaret Kaufman was married in the year of our Lord on the20th of December 1846

Stillman G. Robbins was married to Sarah Maring, daughter of Jacob L. andMargaret Maring 11-24-1872

Jacob L. Maring was married A.D. July 11, 1880 to Mrs. Ann Elizabeth PeLtit

page 6 Deaths-

Margaret Maring wife of Jacob L. Maring died June 25, 1878Sarah Robbins daughter of Jacob L. and Margaret Maring died Sep.27,1889. Age 37

years and 17 daysJacob L. Maring husband of Ann E. Maring died Sep. 17, 1907. Age 82 years,

three months and 25 daysAnn (Pettit) Maring died Dec. 1st 1913

SOME MARING FAMILY HISTORY

by Ellen M. Benedict, 8106 SE Carlton, Portland OR 97206

Philip Maring serv2d in the War of 1812 for Morris Co., N.J. and received apension. His brother, Leonard S. Maring (1794-1868) served from Sussex Co. N.J.in 1812. Leonard's death certificate (Dover, Mass.) states his father wasNichoas Maring, b. Germany and his mother, Susannah, b. Holland. Susannah Mar­ing wife of Nicholas, signed a deed of 1800 with Nicholas in Roxbury Twp.,Morris Co., N.J. Whether she was Philip's mother we do not know.

Nicholas Maring died intestate in 1808 in Newton Twp., Sussex Co., N.J. AWilliam Mearing served as bondsman on the letter of Administration. NicholasMearng was listed on the 1799-1780 "New Jersey Rateables" (tax list) for "old"Roxbury Twp., Morris Co. N.J. He was listed on the 1781 membership list for ZionLutheran Congregation of German Valley (old Roxbury Twp.) now Washington Twp.(Long Valley) Morris Co. Nicholas Mohring signed the Constitution of the com­bined St. Paul's and Zion Lutheran Churches in 1767, this is the earliest knownrecord for Nicholas.

Philip, Sarah and several of their married children moved to Whitley Co. INin 1843/44. The Jacob Lash Maring Bibl~ is stored in the house on a "CenturyFarm" where 5 generations of Philip's descendants were born. Maralyn AnnTschantz, b. 7 Nov 1934, daughter of Harold F. an Marjorie A. Tschantz, was thelast one born there. Marjorie Tschantz, a widow, lived there in 1982.

Philip served in the War of 1812 from 17 Sep 1812 - 30 Nov 1812 and thenmoved to Ohio in time to be married in Oct. 1813. He moved to Richland Co. intime for his son, Leonard, to be born there. According to Graham's historyp.427, he lived on the SW quarter, Sec. 4 and voted in the first election ofJefferson Twp., held April 1818. Phineas Merring, a wheelwright lived on thesame quarter section and voted in that election. Philip appears on the 1825 TaxList for Belmont Co., Ohio.

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WELTYGOBLE

KELLERMAN

From where in Penna did Jacob WELTY come? He mar Catharine GOBLE,d/o Abraham and Christiana GOBLE 17 Oct 1839. They were in 1840Census of Rich. Co. When did they leave and how long were they inRichland Co.?

- John J. Inbody, 58262 C.R. 17, Goshen IN 46526

What happened to Grant KELLERMAN, s/o James Lewis KELLERMAN, whowas in the 1880 Rich. Co. Census as living in Madison Twp. Familylater moved to Kansas.

- Mrs. L.G. Kellerman, R.R. 3 Box 38, Garnett KS 66032

KEFFER FAMILY

The first reunion of the Keffer families was held 25 Jul 1926 at Oak Park.Sixty members of the family were present from as far as Des Moines lA, West PalmBeach FL, Knoxville TN, and Cleveland in addition to those from this area.

The original Keffer came from Holland, locating in Lancaster PA. Later hecame to Mifflin where for a number of years Robison Keffer maintaind a countrytavern. He was succeeded by his son, C.S. Keffer who later resided in Mansfield.

- The Mansfield Journal - July 26, 1926

LASER-NEAL FAMILY

Fifty years ago Miss Eleanor Jane Neal was united in marriage to FrankLaser, both residents of Shelby. Four persons attended their golden anniversarywho were present at the wedding ceremonies: Mrs Sarah McKinney, a bridesmaid,Elmer Kirkpatrick of Detroit, Amos Kirkpatrick of Shelby, and W.E. Kraiglow ofWichita, Kansas.

- The Mansfield Journal, July 30, 1926

SOME VALUABLE OHIO PUBLICATIONS

Carol Willsey Bell, C.G. has issued the sixth edition of Ohio GenealogicalPeriodical Index: ACounty Guide. The 88 page, softbound book indexes 102 per­iodicals. A must for genealogists and othe~s researching Ohio records. $10.75.

Another, The Ohio Genealogical Guide is a comprehensive handbook to theState and local records of Ohio, covering topics of land, tax, court, history,census, military, li.braries, newspapers, boundaries, historical societies,vital records, bibliographies and much, much more. 4th edition, 1987. $10.75.

Order from Carol Willsey Bell, C.G., 4649 Yarmouth Lane, Youngstown OH 44512

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MICKEY FAMILY

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mickey, of Ainsworth lA, were here to visit HarrisonMickey and Mrs. S.S. Bloom in Shelby. A family reunion was held and the follow­ing persons were present: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mickey; Mr. and Mrs. HarrisonMickey - sons, Herbert and Harry; Mrs. Elenor Stough - son, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.S.S. Bloom ch: W.P., Jennie Luella and Ethel Mickey Bloom; Mrs. CatharineDavis - dau, Mrs Lilly Vinning, Galion and Mr. and Mrs. Hattie Messenger, sisterof Mrs. Daniel Mickey.

Those of the family who were absent were: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mickey,Keithsburg IL; Mr. and Mrs Elizabeth Peterman, Oquaka IL; Mr. and Mrs. JosephMickey, Cairo IA; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickey, Biggsvi11e IL; Mr. and Mrs. MaryParker, Chicago IL; and Mr and Mrs. Francis Mickey of Ada, Idaho.

- Mansfield Daily Herald, 1882 (no day or month given - a clipping)

BALLIET FAMILY

A Reunion of the Balliet Family was held in Mansfield at Casino Park, onAugust 16, 1917, 250 were present. Letters were read from Dr. S.P. Long, who ison a tour of the U.S., and is president of another branch of the family, alsofrom A.E. Balliet of Milton, PA, and from Frank Balliet of New York City.Officers elected were S.L. Balliet, president; H.E. Hess, secretary; MissMackey, treasurer, Galion; Glenn D. Campbell, chairman. David Balliet, ofWisconsin, was chosen historian to write a history of the Balliet family. Thefirst Bal1iets came from Lorraine, France.

- The Mansfield Shield - August 23, 1917

SCHRACK FAMILY

The Schrack family held their annual reunion at Casino park on 6 Sep 1917.Over 100 members of this pioneer family were present.

The ancestors of the Schrack family in Richland County were Charles andDavid Schrack, who came to Ohio from Pennsylvania at an early day. The twobrothers settled on adjoining farms in Monroe Twp. The oldest descendant, AmonParry, of Lucas, ae 86 years, was present.

William Wigton, Monroe Twp., was elected president and Miss Florence Herr­ing, secretary.

- The Mansfield Journal - September 7, 1917

NOTE - Mrs. Snow called to tell us that the cemetery on the Bromfield Farm, nowa State Park, was originally the Schrack Cemetery.

McBRIDE FAMILY

Samuel Chew and Amon Chew, Exec's. of the estate of Archibald McBride,filed a petition against the following ~ersons to obtain an Order to Sell land,free of dower, in Van Wert Co., Ohio - dated 31 Mar 1859:

George Crone and Zerenah Crone, his wife; Joseph Crone and Lydia Crone, hiswife, State of Iowa; Anna McBride, widow of Archibald McBride, dec'd; Thomas J.McBride, Robert A. McBride, Wilson S. McBride, Mary E. McBride, Lucy A. McBride,and Sarah J. McBride, Richland County OH.

- Shield and Banner - April 13, 1859

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GOHENOUR/GOCHENOUR FAMILY

William Cummings, Exec. of Adam Amsbaugh, dec 'd. Petition to assign dowerto Zena Amsbaugh and sell some land, dated 26 Dec 1859. The following are defen­dants: Daniel Gohenour and Catharine, his wife; Samuel Mock and Barbara, hiswife; and Michael Mock, residing in Pennsylvania; Valentine Amsbaugh, of Iowa;and Eli Amsbaugh, of California.

- Shield and Banner - December 28, 1859

HASSINGER FAMILY

Samuel Hassinger d intestate, 9 Jul 1865, without making a deed to hisbrother, Abraham Hassinger, who had bought, on 2 Apr 1839, a part of the SEquarter, Sec, 1, Twp. 22, R 17 in Richland Co., Ohio. Abraham sued Samuel'sheirs to get the deed made: Julia Ann Shambaugh and Isaac Shambaugh, her husbandNoble Co. IN; Edmond Kei1er, Washington Terr.; Ma1issa Shafer and Isaac Shafer,her husband, California; Margaret Kei1er, mar to some person unknown, Calif.;Isaac Kei10r, Samuel Kei1er, William Keiler, and Edgar Kei1or, all of Iowa.

- Shield and Banner - August 23, 1865

AN ADOPTION

Papers of adoption were taken out in Probate Court Monday afternoon by JohnW. Beeler and his wife, Samantha, respecting a 15 month old daughter of RolandN. Pittenger. The child was adopted as their own and its name was changed fromEudolphia Pittenger to Eudo1phia Pittenger Beeler. The father gave his consent.

- Mansfield Herald - August 31, 1886

"OLD" FAMILY CONNECTIONS

In the burial ground of Center Church, Perry Twp., Richland Co., Ohio, are5 graves in a row of aged persons who were related or in a family connection:

David Carr, aged 90 years, 4 months and 13 daysHannah, wlo Charles Fisher, aged 84 yearsJennie, wlo D. Carr, aged 83 years, 5 months and 28 daysSarah Heddon, aged 86 years, 4 months and 28 daysCharles Fisher, aged 96 years, 4 months and 1 day

- Shield and Banner - February 5, 1876

HERRING FAMILY

real estate - filed 27 July 1879

Marim and Philip HammanSmith Fi11oon, Cedar Co., IowaJoseph McCullough and RosellaJohn Freehafer and MargaretMarion Filloon - residence not known

Mary Filloon, and Ann C. Fi1100n of

Herring, Frederick - a petition to sellThomas B. Andrews, AdministratorElizabeth, widow - now deceasedHeirs: relationship not given

William HerringJonathan HerringCyrus HerringSamuel HerringA.J. Simmons and Nancy E.John Fi1loon, Wm. Fi1loon,

Richland County, OhioEstate Records, Vol. 7. pp. 107-118

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BULLCOLECULVER

Seek info on Wm. & Delila (COLE) BULL, mar 28 May 1800 in BaltimoreCo. MD. Ch: Wm. (l) Joshua; Wm. Saddler, Ephraim, Jeremiah Reece,Francis A., Eli, Honor and Polly. Wm., the father, b in PA and diedKnox Co. OH. Will in Knox Co. states he owned land in both Knox andRichland Co. Where & when in PA was Wm. b? Delila b MD when? Needparents names and order of ch birth. Wm. Bull, the son, mar ClarissaCULVER, 8 Aug 1822 Rich. Co. OH. Ch: Wm. b (?); Thomas Jefferson bMay 1828 (?), OH. Clarissa had son Martin Van Buren b 1841. Martinraised by Clarissa's bro, Solomon Culver Jr., and took the Culvername.Need in particular the residence and death of Wm. (?) Joshua; wasthere a divorce? Did he remarry? Any info welcome on this family.

- William E. Bull, 171 Olympic Circle, Vacaville CA 95688

DEPOSITIONS

In some court cases in each court in our system there are depositions to befound. A deposition is written testimony taken on oath and can be taken in anypart of the country where the witness may live. If you have never checked theCommon Pleas, Chancery, Law Records or Probate Journals in Ohio to see if yourancestor was eve~ for any reason, involved in any kind of a law suit, it may payyou to do so. Cash money in those days was scarce and if a debt came due aperson might not have the cash to pay - such a suit was an amicable suit, theywere the most common law suits. Others might be surveyor errors, slander, bas­tardy, criminal,etc. Here is one Richland Co. suit that gave much genealogicalinformation in the depositions that were taken.

James HolgateSylvina HolgateElizabeth SlocumMarcia Trucks

vsWilliam Trucks

The case involved the selling of land in northern Rich­land County. Wm. Trucks Sr. had died and his estatewas to be settled. These are some of the facts givenin various depositions. The written case has 18 dif­ferent items.

Lydia Trucks, widowSylvina Holgate was Sylvina Trucks.Marcia Trucks was from Luzerne Co., PA, as were the Holgates.Heirs of Wm. Trucks Sr. were: Wm. Trucks; Elizabeth Trucks m. Slocum; LuraTrucks m. Levy Vanfossen; Sophia Trucks m. Alvie N. Lewis; Lydia, Junior; JuliaTrucks, Huron Co., OH; Lucy Ann, George, Clarissa, John, Emily, Porter A. andCharles Trucks, all minors and living in Luzerne Co., PA.

Among other depositions, the following had'this genealogical information:Lydia Brown said she was the wlo Henry Brown.John Bowman, of Luzerne Co. PA said Wm. Trucks Sr. left for Ohio in July or

August 1815.Lucretia Bowman said Lucy Ann was 2 and 1/2 yrs. when the family left PA.James Cummings mentions his parents, Wm. and Leah Cummings and said he will

be ae 21 on next March 11, 1836.

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John McHenry said that James N. Ayres and Daniel Ayres are brothers. Healso said that the 5 nearest neighbors of Wm. Sr. were: Daniel Ayres,James N. Ayres, Abner Ayres, George Ayres, Elizabeth Hell and AdamKeith.

Wm. Shurr knew Wm. Sr. since 1813 and said Wm. Sr. 's first wife was thedlo Daniel Ayres.

Joshua Miller said that Lydia Brown bore a child of David Snyder.James N. Ayres stated that George Trucks left home and has been, as report­

ed by the Truck's family, dead for 20 yrs. His father, Wm. Sr. felt hedied on the Mississippi River for he had a letter that gave a fair des­cription of him. James said he had known the Trucks in PA.

Wm. Hoy said he had known Wm. Sr. ca 15 yrs., mentioned he knew a Mrs.Miller, dlo Mrs. Slocum.

Russel Crandal said Wm. Jr. was probably 40 to 50 yrs of age.Jacob Snider was probably 26 or 27 yrs of age.David Snider was probably 24 or 25 yrs of age.Michael Snider was probably 16 or 18 yrs of age.

The first papers were dated 19 Oct 1831, the last deposition dated 24 Aug 1838.

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i~ Chancery Court in Common Pleas sittingfirst papers filed 24 Feb 1835

The case was based on the fact that Calvin Clark, dec 'd.the father of the Plaintiffs, had leased land for 99 yrs.from deft's. and later used the land as collateral whenhe borrowed money from Cairns. When he tried to repay

it, Cairns was not home. Clark claims that the deft's. conspired to take hisland from him and foreclose on it. Genealogical information found:

Calvin Clark came with a large family in 1814 and died intestate 16 May1835.

Widow, Mary, and other heirs: Bethuel; Elijah; Thomas; Ann m. Wm. Crabb;Mary, dec'd. m John Antibus and had a minor dau., Priscilla Antibus; Calvin Jr.and Hannah m George Wilson.

Samuel Mann stated on 11 Jul 1835, tha~ his father gave Calvin Clark themoney to pay Cairns - his father died on 8 Jan 1825.

Wm. D. Mann stated that Joseph Reid waS a bro of Jarman Reid.Alexander Mann said he lived on land adjoining that in question since 1814.Wm. Crabb said Wm. W. Cotgreve and Elliott were sons-in-law of John

Reid.Caleb Palmer knew Wm. D. Mann in Trumbu~l Co., Ohio.

NOTE: This case contained info on other families besides the Truck family.

vsJoseph CairnsRobert McCombsJohn Swisher

Bethuel ClarkElijah Clark

Try researching for any law suits in which your ancestor might have beeninvolved. There may be genealogical information that you did not know existed.

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ABOUT YOUR SOCIETY

This Society holds meetings monthly, except July and August, with programsof interest to genealogists, historians and those who are interested in RichlandCounty, its past and its present. Augustfs get-together is a picnic.

The following dates have been reserved for our meetings at KingwoodCenter's Assembly Room, 900 Park Avenue West, Mansfield, Ohio, at 7:30 p.m.Members will receive meeting notices prior to each meeting. The following datesare the fourth Thursday of the month: January 28, February 25, March 24, April28, May 26, June 23, September 22, October 27 and December 1. Normally we donot meet in December; however the December 1 meeting is actually ourNovember/December meeting. At that time, new members of First Families ofRichland County will be inducted.

More new members are welcomed:

I1a Mae Thew McCombs, Box 188 05243 Th 43, Upper Sandusky OH 43551Robert Eugene Thew, 35 Alps Road, Wayne NJ 07470

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