There are several miscellaneous items here, ranging from Letters to Reciepts, including a marriage record, as there is no real category for these, as of yet. Please take a look as something may interest you. The Hartsook Family Line includes the Hartsook and Neely Families; The Ball Family Line includes the Ball, Crouse and Shatto Families; The Chaney Family Line includes the Chaney, Stockton, Wann and Young Families.

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The Hartsook Family Line The Hartsook Family #1. Western Union Telegram sent to Telitha Hartsook, informing her, her brother James Emry Payton, had died. #2. Property Tax paper for 1921, for the property, William and Telitha Hartsook, purchased on N. Interstate, in Portland Oregon. #3.The 1911 City Directory for Louisville Kentucky, with Charles Hartsook and Isaac W Hartsook listed. The Neely Family The following images did not copy well. When viewing image, click on the icon, in the lower right hand corner of image, to enlarge, for best viewing. #1. The formation of the town, Carrickfergus, in Washington Co., Virginia, in 1801, was the dream of Hugh Neely. The article includes the names of many others in the region. #2. From the Historical sketches of Southwest Virginia. Carrickfergus, by Ruth Trimble, Gives a more indebt view of the formation of Carrickfergus, and Hugh Neely's role in it. #3. Page 2 of Carrickfergus, by Ruth Trimble. #4. Page 3 ofCarrickfergus, by Ruth Trimble. #5. Page 4 of Carrickfergus, by Ruth Trimble, Final page. #6. From the History of Washington Co., Indiana, Bio of Hugh B Neely, son of William B Neely and Judith Poole. #7. From the History of Washington Co., Indiana, Bio of Logan Starr, son-in-law of Hugh B Neely. The Ball Family Line The Ball Family #1.Penny Postcard 1 #2.Penny Postcard 2 #3.James William Ball's Waterfront Pass, while he was working for the Public Works Department, in 1918. #4.Roy Vernon Ball's voters registration card. #5.Roy Vernon Ball's Draft Card. #6.Receipt for Huldah J. (Ball) Bennett's Funeral. #7. School District No. 34 Mill Creek - Polk County, Oregon May 1900 Mrs. Kate Marinan, Teacher Pupils: Anna Quirk, Fred Coad, Nellie Coad, Lilo Blair, Harry Hinshaw, William Ridgeway, Clevie Ridgeway, Ellen Oviatt, Lee Ridgeway, Katie Ridgeway, May Payne, Loisel Blair, Frank Michelbook, Herbert Mitchelbook, Mary Bones, Carl Harold, Robert Stewart, Roy Ball, Jud Oviatt, May Oviatt, Emma Michelbook, Lloyd Ridgeway, Emma Ridgeway, Ethel Harold, Anna Harold, Dale Ridgeway, Verna Hinshaw, Clara Hinshaw, Catherine Quirk, Minnie Ridgeway, Charles Muller, William Muller, Nora Jones, Charles Jones, Lyda Braley, James Payne, Floyd Dickey, Lenna Blair, Wells Oviatt, Rosa Quirk, Inez Ridgeway, Augusta Muller, Myrtle Hinshaw, Mabel Harold, Roy Michelbrook, Ruth Oviatt, Joseph Ridgeway, Eula Lucas, Roy Blair, Farrel Dickey, Herman Miller, Donna Muller, Winfred Ball, Sylvester Hinshaw, Fannie James, Adolph Harold, Frank Muller. Mill Creek School was built in 1890 and students attended during the summer months. In later years, the school was renamed Buell. There were 60 students on the initial roster. Mrs. Katie Marinan, the teacher has been given credit for grading the school. In 1925, a “new” building was built and the “old” building was moved across the road. There has been considerable remodeling but the present Buell Grange hall is part of the original structure building, has also served as a community center and at one time the IOOF Lodge had something to do with it. During the summer, Sunday school was held here. There were also many basket and pie socials, parties and dances. * Roy Vernon and Winfred Ball were part of the very first class at Mill Creek School, as seen in above roster. Mill Creek School, circa 1900 The Crouse Family #1.The following is a copy of the Marriage Record for Jacob M Crouse and Lydia Shatto recorded in Chippewa Township, Wayne County Ohio.(Imgae) #2.The 1850 Census for Wayne Co., Ohio, showing Jacob Crouse and family, next entry shows John Crouse and family, brother of Jacob Crouse. #3.The 1860 Census for Sullivan Co., Missouri, showing Lydia and John Crouse, living with the Montgomery family. #4.Certified Copy of Birth Certificate for Rolland McKelvey, born August 9, 1879, in Lloyd, Portage Co., Ohio, son of James McKelvey and Lovina Crouse. (Image) The Shatto Family #1Parish records from The Baughman-Everhard Church aka Emanuel United Church of Christ. (images) #2Parish records from The Baughman-Everhard Church aka Emanuel United Church of Christ, continued. (images) #3Parish records from The Baughman-Everhard Church aka Emanuel United Church of Christ, continued. (images) The Chaney Family Line The Chaney Family #1. Victorian Christmas Card, written by Tenny Chaney, as a child away at school, to her parents, Robert and Minnie Chaney, Cover Page. Page 2. Last Page. #2. Harley Chaney arrested in McMinnville Oregon in 1945. #3. A Letter to Patricia Hartsook from Malcolm Owens, regarding the Owens and Ball families. The Stockton/Wann Family #1. Bio on James Shelby Cooper, son of E.E. Cooper and Nancy Wann. From the History of Oregon, Biographical, Vol. II., James S. Cooper, Pages 297-298, Published by The Pioneer Historical Publishing Company, 1922. The Young Family The following is a letter written to Kate Hobson from her mother Catherine Young. Auckland Dec. 19th, 1873 My dear Kate as it is so near Christmas and a steamer is sailing tomorrow morning I could not let the opportunity slip to let you know we are all well, and I may not be spared another Christmas nor perhaps another opportunity as you know my dear child I am getting very hold I was 66 last September. O how I should like to have seen you all once more, if it was not such a long voige I would shurly come to see you all once more and I am shure you will be suprised to hear that I have been to Melbourne to see the girls and they are all well. It is 18 years sins I last saw them of course they are very much altered in that time. Eliza is a widow. Pender has been dead this 8 months he drank his self to death his father died only one month before him. She did not know me and I talked to her a long time at last I said Eliza do you not know me and she said is it you, Ma, but Grace and Thomas knew me directly I went in they were very pleased to see me and wanted me to stay till after Christmas but I am sorry I did not stay another month. All the children was so pleased to see me and Jinney and Kate Anderson was all the time talking about you and Richard and Emeline and Mr. Owens and they would so like to see you all. They are such nice girls and very pretty behaved they could not do too much for me while I was there. I only came home last month. Old Mr. Pender has left all his money to Eliza's boys but I am afraid they will not do much good with it. The eldest boy Mikle Lord is one of the finest looking young men I ever saw and Kate Pender is a nice looking girl. Eliza has nothing left to her only what is allowed for the keep of the younger children. The old man left seventy five thousand pounds and all to the Pender boys. I went to see George he lives a long way in the country in Sydney he is very stout quite as fat as your father your poor father has been dead 7 years next February. So you see my dear Kate how time flies. All sends their love to Richard and the children. It is eleven o'clock. God bless you all. from your affectionate mother C. Young

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