2 April 2003
Mugs Home Companion
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Ashland Co Location: 974 County Road 1600; near Ashland;
visible from I-71, three miles south of U.S. 250  Latitude:  N40 49.81  Longitude: W82 18.82
Notes: This was the 8th barn to be painted. Bottom photo by Dave Spring
  http://www.ohiobarns.com/ohbarns/index.html 

[OH-MEM] Internet  Glossary Terms Date:    4/2/03 5:18:12 AM Eastern Standard Time From:    lguffy@sctelcom.net  (Lois Guffy) Reply-to:    OH-MEMORIES-L@rootsweb.com  To:    OH-MEMORIES-L@rootsweb.com A Glossary of Internet Terms http://www.matisse.net/files/glossary.html  It's difficult to remember all the terms that apply to Internet and computer use. When we're stumped for a term, we look for it at Matisse Enzer's Glossary of Internet Terms site. At Glossary of Internet Terms site, you'll find everything from ADN -- (Advanced Digital Network) to XML -- (eXtensible Markup Language). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IOWA Allamakee County [IOWA] Allamakee co. for March 2003 Date:    3/31/03 4:25:50 AM Eastern Standard Time From:    ferrall@mtaonline.net  (Sharyl) To:    IOWA-L@rootsweb.com      New & updated in March 2003 on the Allamakee co. IAGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/      -Our Reunion Database is brand new. http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/reunions.htm      -Allamakee Album http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/album_index.htm      *church photos from Jeannie Hegeman, Jody Howard & Jan Miller     *Rev. Bockelmann from S. Ferrall     *Beebe & Stock family photos - from Jan Miller     *Finnegan & Heffern family photos - from Jody Howard     -Biographies (other)     http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/bio_other.htm      *Healy - from Debbie Gerischer     *Knoepfler - from Roseanna Zehner     -Births & Baptisms     http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/births.htm      *many new submissions from Duane Torfin & Nada Jackson     -Cemetery Records     http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/cemetery/cemnotes.htm      *correction to Iowa River Lutheran cemetery, Anvidem burial - from Duane     Torfin.     *IAGraveStone Project - Allamakee co. -several new photo submissions     http://iagenweb.org/grave/index.php/cid_3/      Estate Records     *LW&T of Torfin Anvesson - from Duane Torfin     Immigration & Naturalization http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/ImNat_index.htm  *immigraton of Torfin Anvidson - from Duane Torfin *naturalization records of Hugh Clark, Michael Clark &  James Sullivan - from Jody Howard     Land Records http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/land_index.htm      *land of Torfin Anvidson - from Duane Torfin     *land transactions Troendle & Doehler 1850's -1900's (lots of surnames) -     from Fred Althoff     *1886 Linton twp landowners - from Mike Peterson     Li'l Bits http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/lilbits.htm  *part two of the 1910 Steamboat fire tragedy added - from Jody Howard     Marriage Records http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/marry_index.htm  *numerous family records from Duane Torfin     "Other" History http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/hist_index4.htm      *Unitarian church history in Allamakee - from Roseanna Zehner     *Misc. St. Paul's Lutheran church confirmation classes - from S. Ferrall     *Village Creek history & photos - from Fred Althoff     *Postoffices 1856-1927 & Postmasters 1860 - from S. Ferrall     *Journal of Michael Clark's Johnsonsport Boarding house,1853-1877; index,     parts 1 & 2  (remaining pages to be posted soon) - from Jody Howard     Obits & Death Records     http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/obit_index.htm      *Brennan (2), Gleason, Manning & Thornton - from Jerry Brennan     Also check the Allamakee co. Obituary Board for dozens of new obits posted        in March. School Records http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaallama/school_index.htm  *Village Creek school & children, 1899 (photos) - from Fred Althoff Thank-you to all of our wonderful & generous contributors!  You are the best! Sharyl Ferrall Coordinator Allamakee Co. IAGenWeb ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARYLAND [MDGEN] April 2003 Conscription - Military Draft Date:    4/1/03 7:22:20 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    MDelPa@aol.com  Reply-to:    MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com  To:    MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com The April 2003 Bits of Blue and Gray Column in "Conscription - Military Draft" and includes excerpts from a soldier's letters telling how he felt about the Conscripts. http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/april2003.htm  Jayne McCormick MDelPa@aol.com     OR bitsobluengray@aol.com bitsofblueandgray.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NEW JERSEY     [NJ] CENSUS NJ 1860, p. 1249, Burlington Co., Medford Twp. Date:    3/31/03 12:13:21 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    MaisieAnn@aol.com  To:    NJ-L@rootsweb.com  BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 28 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Medford Twp. p. 1249 1249    1   2306 2282   BARRETT Sarah L.    3/12    f   w       NJ 1249    2   2306 2282   BURR    William 15  m   w   apprentice  Pa 1249    3   2307 2283   HAINES  Mark    50  m   w   gentleman   NJ 1249    4   2307 2283   HAINES  Mary H. 50  f   w       NJ 1249    5   2307 2283   HAINES  Rebecca N.  13  f   w       NJ 1249    6   2308 2284   GAUNT   Benjamin F. 42  m   w   butcher NJ 1249    7   2308 2284   GAUNT   Elizabeth   39  f   w       NJ 1249    8   2308 2284   GAUNT   Charles R.  19  m   w   butcher NJ 1249    9   2308 2284   GAUNT   Mary S. 17  f   w       NJ 1249    10  2308 2284   GAUNT   Lydia A.    15  f   w       NJ 1249    11  2308 2284   GAUNT   Daniel F.   13  m   w       NJ 1249    12  2308 2284   GAUNT   Ella    11  f   w       NJ 1249    13  2308 2284   GAUNT   Amanda  8   f   w       NJ 1249    14  2308 2284   MORTLAND    William 21  m   w   butcher NJ 1249    15  2309 2285   SNYDER  John    69  m   w   carpenter   NJ 1249    16  2309 2285   SNYDER  Charlotte   69  f   w       NJ 1249    17  2309 2285   SNYDER  Jane    46  f   w       NJ 1249    18  2309 2285   SNYDER  Georgeanna  7   f   w       NJ 1249    19  2310 2286   STACKHOUSE  Jane    76  f   w       NJ 1249    20  2311 2287   WOODDEN Mary    67  f   w       NJ 1249    21  2311 2287   WOODDEN Mary    41  f   w   seamstress  NJ 1249    22  2312 2288   ANDERSON    Albert W.   28  m   w   brick moulder   NJ 1249    23  2312 2288   ANDERSON    Ann V.  30  f   w       Va 1249    24  2312 2288   ANDERSON    William R.  5   m   w       Va 1249    25  2312 2288   ANDERSON    Sarah F.    1   f   w       NJ 1249    26  2312 2288   SIPPLER Mary    100 f   w       Pa 1249    27  2313 2289   TODD    John    52  m   w   clergyman Bapt. England 1249    28  2313 2289   TODD    Sarah   53  f   w       England 1249    29  2313 2289   TODD    John H. 22  m   w   farmer  NJ 1249    30  2313 2289   TODD    Amelia C.   17  f   w       NJ 1249    31  2314 2290   HANKINS Alexander   50  m   b   laborer NJ 1249    32  2314 2290   HANKINS Jane    35  f   b       NJ 1249    33  2314 2290   HANKINS John    12  m   b       NJ 1249    34  2314 2290   HANKINS Robert  5   m   m       NJ 1249    35  2315 2291   ELY Henry P.    47  m   w   physician   Pa. 1249    36  2315 2291   ELY Mary R. 53  f   w       NJ 1249    37  2315 2291   SMITH   Sarah J.    24  f   w   domestic    NJ 1249    38  2315 2291   PEACOCK Martha  22  f   w       NJ 1249    39  2315 2291   NEAL    Joseph B.   14  m   w       NY 1249    40  2315 2291   CULLEN  John    30  m   w   laborer Ireland ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` OHIO Cuyahoga County     [OHCUYAHO] Upcoming Meetings of LCC/OGS Date:    3/31/03 7:23:47 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    Atmmom1@aol.com Reply-to:    OHCUYAHO-L@rootsweb.com To:    OHCUYAHO-L@rootsweb.com Monday, April 14 - Lorain County Chapter of Ohio Geniological Society meets at  Oberlin Public Library meeting room, 65 S. Main St., Oberlin, Ohio.      Featured Program:  "An in-depth look at Rootsweb.com "      Presented by Sue Strick, Lorain County Web Coordinator.  Sue  will give a guided tour of this major Internet Genealogical  Resource.  Come and see how to get the most out of   this amazing site that can be accessed from home or library                                  computers!     6: 30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. : Refreshments and Socializing                      7:00 p.m. : General Meeting and Featured Program The public is welcomed to attend! May 12 -  HAPPY BIRTHDAY!  LCC/OGS  invites you to celebrate with us our 21ST BIRTHDAY !  Where:  French Creek Nature Center, 4530 Colorado Ave., Sheffield, Ohio. When:  7:00 p.m. What: - "History of Lorain County Chapter" presented by Jeff Sigsworth, a  founding member of LCC/OGS. Walking tour of the Lorain County Bicentennial Display featuring  the evolution of Lorain County.  This display is a result of two years of planning by historical groups and the Lorain County Metro Parks.  ($1.00 Admission) Refreshments:  Cake and punch will be served to celebrate! Non-members are welcome to come. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [OHCUYAHO] Genealogy Coming Events Date:    3/31/03 11:38:16 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    wefrank@juno.com  (William E Frank must apologize.  I put the wrong dates on two of the events. CAGG meets April 19 not April 15 Cuyahoga West meets April 16 not April 19 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lake County [OHLAKE] Lake County Gen. Society updates Date:    4/1/03 4:40:46 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    cynthia.turk@juno.com  (Cynthia C Turk) Reply-to:    OHLAKE-L@rootsweb.com  To:    OHLAKE-L@rootsweb.com Dear Listers,         The Lake County Genealogical Society has a few upgrades to its site at www.rootsweb.com/~ohlcgs/   The site still has the Lake County Cemetery inscriptions that are completed and the probate naturalization index.  It now has a FAQ page for the cemetery project and page of "Cemeteries with Religious Attributions."  The latter is in case you are looking for a cemetery for a particular church or religion.  Several are attributed to churches which never were.          Proofing season is upon us and several sections have already been turned in.  Painesville cemeteries (and Fairport) are next in line and we are working very hard to get that available for you at the earliest possible time.  Anyone wishing to help proof out in the cemeteries should contact me.         The Ohio Cottage project, which was a Gen Society work by myself and Jean Barnes, has been put on GenWeb because it seems to fit there nicely and will search with the other items there.          Happy Hunting! Cynthia Turk Cemetery Project Chair, and webmaster Lake County Genealogical Society ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Miami County [MCO] 1822 Delinquencies Date:    3/30/03 11:05:51 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    biggor@attbi.com (Barbara Adams) Reply-to:    OHMIAMI-L@rootsweb.com  To:    OHMIAMI-L@rootsweb.com Miami County Delinquencies 1822 a list of lands returned to return delinquent by the county Auditor of Miami County to the Auditor of the State for the year 1822.  Residents: Samuel Kile, David Kensay, John Kesler, Micheal Leonan, Robert Logan, Benjamin Lee, George D. Long, William Little, Fielding Lowry, George Louthan, Charles Murry, Joseph Miller, Samuel Miles, Joseph Millhouse Senior, William M'Campbell, Abner Martin, James M'corkle, John Morrow, William G. Morrison, James Mires, Moses Mitchel, Amanuel Miller, Jacob Million, Abraham Miller, William Nail Senior, James Orr, Same As Guardian For Peck, Robert Pearson, Richard Palmer, Amos Perry, Samuel Riffle, John Reed, David Rench, John Roderick, Benjamin Snialy, Margaret Shell, Francis Sunderland, Robert Stephen, John Slagle, Henry Staly, Thomas Smith, Ephraim Sayers, Joseph H. Shell, James Sutter, John Ulry, William Willis Senior, Andrew Wyatt Estate, Edward Wyatt, Samuel Winons, William White, Henry William, William Wilson.  Nonresidents; Michael Knife, Lowry, F. Pierce And Steel, William Montgomery, Warren Munger, Isabella Marshel, John Miller, Robert Marshel, Joseph Mcknight, Thomas Mccool, Thamas Mccrery, Corbley Martin, Nathan Maddox, James Naylor, John Orbison, Samuel Pearson, John Riddle, Amasa Read, Daniel Syms Estate, Hugh Scott, A. & Mary Sanders, David Summerill, James Thomas, Christian Tabbard, William Tyler, Robert Vanhorn, Jacob Wall, Isaac Willson, Philip Waggoner, Charles Willbourn, John Whistler, Jacob William, Abraham Williams, Polly Wallsmith.  Daniel Grosvenor, Auditor Miami County April 25th 1823 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Muskingum County [OHMUSKIN] Zanesville Times Recorder Obits 31 March 2003 Date:    3/31/03 8:00:52 AM Eastern Standard Time From:    drdx@neo.rr.com (Denny Shirer) To:    OHMUSKIN-L@rootsweb.com Obituaries appearing in the Zanesville Times Recorder, March 31, 2003 © Zanesville Times Recorder and Gannett Co., Inc. http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/  o Gay, Bernice "Bee" S., 102 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030331/obituaries/27334.html  o Griggs, Veleda G. Love, 85 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030331/obituaries/27336.html  o Hammer, Rolland Dean, 81 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030331/obituaries/27330.html  o Tackett, Milford C., 76 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030331/obituaries/27340.html  o Tubbs, Deborah E., 52 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030331/obituaries/27326.html  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Richland County  AmyeA@aol.com  NEW MATERIAL ADDED THIS WEEK http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohrichla/New2003.htm  + Researcher Directory (Update)         + Divorce Records:  Divorce Records, 1896.  Submitted by Amy.         + Marriage Records:  Marriage Announcements from the Richland Shield & Banner, 1896.  Submitted by Amy.         + Historical Records:  Bellville / Jefferson Twp. Officers, 1888.  Submitted by Amy. + Misc. Records:      * 1940 Precinct Poll Book:  East Perry Precinct - Perry Twp., Richland Co., Ohio.  Submitted by Dawn.  Surnames Dailey thru Wirick.     * Hale Family Reunion, 1896.  Submitted by Amy. + Obituaries.  Submitted by Amy. John E. Andrews,  T.B. Andrews, Jr.,  Homer Aungst,  Jacob Backinsto Matilda Beal, Tillie Bear, Valentine Bemiller,  George Brentlinger, Thomas Brown, Thomas Caton,  Dr. Mahlon W. Cochran, Catharine Cole, Henry Copeland, Abigail (Johnson) Cutting,  ---- Davies,  Mrs. John Derr (nee Yearling), Josiah Dick, ---- Ebberts, Reuben Evarts,  Maxie Ewing,  ---- Friesch,  Walter Gandert -update, --- Fox, * Uel Hicks,  Daniel Hissong,  William K. Kidd, Rachael (Dickson), Kirkpatrick,  Michael Klueber, ---- Krissman, Jacob Leiter, Charlie Light,  ---- Marlow,  Jennie McCready, Leonard Miller, ---- Patten, Eliza Pitman, Kate Pitman, Oscar Orin Pritchard, Hattie Richardson, ---- Ritchie Mary Schafer,  Doyle Scott - update, Mrs. A. Scott, Hannah Weymouth, Alexander  Shafer, Elizabeth Staley,  Edward Streby, Frederick S. Swanger, Mrs. Charles Sweet, John P. Thompson,  Mrs. Vance, Hattie Walker, Eliza Roop Waring,  William Weaver,  ---- Whisler,  Maria Whiteford, Jacob Wiegand - update,  Mrs. A. Wilhelm,  Dora (Hafer) Willis,  Louis Wolfarth     + Probate Records:  Probate Notes, 1896.  Submitted by Amy.       + School Records:  Submitted by Amy.     * Bellville High School Commencement, 1889     * School Program: 19 March 1889 for Honey Creek School (Jefferson Twp.         School No. 4). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PENNSYLVANIA Bucks County [PABUCKS-L] News from Pennsburg - March 28, 1903 Date:    3/31/03 11:04:38 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    DLHGLH@aol.com  To:    PABUCKS-L@rootsweb.com      Ref: Town and Country Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - March 28, 1903 WON PRIZE IN ORATORY     E. Holmes SCHWARTZ (picture), of Pennsburg, won first honors in the ninth annual elocutionary and oratorical prize contest, at Perkiomen Seminary, on Friday evening. This is one of the most important events of the year and it is considered a great honor to be one of the contestants in it. This was one of the closest and most interesting contests ever held at the school. Ten contestants were entered, chosen from a number of twenty-four candidates at a preliminary contest held a week prior to the final. This included five ladies and five young men. The young men and their respective selections were: "The Unknown Speaker," by Lippard. Samuel D. CONVER, Lansdale; "The Intellectual Influence of Greece," by Felton, Horace Z. GOAS, Schuylkill Haven; "Nations and Humanity," by Curtis, Samuel S. JENNYAN, Mersine, Turkey; "Regulus to the Carthaginians," by Kellog, John C. MCCURDY, Lebanon; "The Last Charge of Ney," by Headley, E. Holmes SCHWARTZ, Pennsburg. The lady speakers and their selections were: "Old Mistis," by Moore, Pauline E. ROCKWELL, Amenia, N.Y.; "Jimmy Brown Sister's Wedding," by Alden, Ella M. HERSH, East Greenville; "The Soul of the Violin," by Merrill, E. Henrietta SCOTT, Hamburg; "The Angel and the Shepherds," by Wallace, Bessie M. RAUP, Milton; "Ben Hur's Chariot Race," by Wallace, Chrissie A. SCHULTZ, Norristown. Four prizes were awarded. The young men's first prize, a gold medal given by W.C. GRETZINGER, Registrar Bucknell University, was won by E. Holmes SCHWARTZ by his able delivery of "The Last Charge of Ney." Horace Z. GOAS was awarded second prize, a complete volume of Lowell's poems presented by the Seminary. Miss Pauline E. ROCKWELL captured first prize for the ladies by her creditable recitation of "Old Mistis." This was also a gold medal offered by Miss Anna ALLEBACH, of Green Lane. Miss Chrissie A. SCHULTZ by her able description of Ben Hur's Chariot Race won second prize, a complete volume of Whittier's works. The judges were W.C. GRETZINGER, Registrar Bucknell University, Lewisburg; Elizabeth M. GRIFFITH, Professor of English, Darlington Seminary, West Chester, and Rev. Joseph R. WOOD, Frankford, Philadelphia. The program was enlivened by excellent music by the Musical Department of the institution the features of which were a violin solo, by Edithe O. MCCAIN, of Philadelphia; a vocal solo, by Mrs. C.B. WEIRICH, and numerous selections by the Mandolin and Glee Clubs of the Seminary. CROWBAR HITS MAN FEARFUL BLOW     While John HUNSBERGER, proprietor of the HIMMELWRIGHT mill, near Richlandtown, Bucks county, was repairing the large water wheel on Tuesday afternoon Amandus BAUMAN, his assistant, was possibly fatally hurt while he was helping. As BAUMAN was removing an iron crowbar from the wheel it struck him at the side of the head with such force that it made him unconscious. The wound bled fearfully. Dr. H.T. WICKERT was quickly summoned and did all in his power to relieve the injured man. Concussion of the brain is feared, though BAUMAN is still living. Mr.  BAUMAN is married and is about forty years of age. He lives on the WEINBERGER farm, about ? mile from where the accident happened. LARGE FACTORY AFIRE     The workmen in the Vernfield clothing factory, had an exciting experience on Wednesday afternoon when they discovered that the engine house was on fire. This building is attached to the clothing factory. Mr. SHELLY an employee was engaged in sawing wood in the back part of the building and while attending to this he noticed flames in the engine house. He quickly gave the alarm of fire which brought the employees from the large three story building and an heroic effort was made to save the building. A bucket brigade was formed and the engine house was soon soaked with water and the fire extinguished. The fire was discovered in the nick of time as it was making its way towards a two gallon can of gasoline which was standing in the room. Had it reached this can and it would have exploded the probabilities are that the entire factory and stables would have been consumed. The engine house was damaged by water and fire and a number of leather belts were made worthless, no other damage was the result. The day was a stormy one and had the fire made a little further headway before it was detected the loss might have been great. The factory is owned by A.H. NYCE. HORSE SERIOUSLY INJURED     A valuable horse belonging to Peter SCHULER, of near Corning, was seriously injured on Tuesday morning in a peculiar manner. The animal was hitched to a wagon and tied to a post, when he in some manner became restless and jumped on the post. The end protruded into his abdomen which caused a large swelling. Dr. J.Z. HILLEGASS, of Red Hill, was summoned and he pronounced the swelling a rupture. Mr. SCHULER just recently purchased the horse from Daniel C. ROEDER, of Hosensack, for $155. TABARD INN LIBRARY TO BE OPENED     The Tabard Inn Library for Pennsburg, is now an assured fact. The representative was here this week and completed arrangements. The books will arrive within a week or ten days and they will be shelved in Dr. J.G. MENSCH's drug store, at the corner of Fourth and Main streets. F.F. HUBER will be the representative of the library. The first shipment of books will be about sixty, and the library will be replenished by a similar number every month. CHILD INJURED WHILE AT PLAY     Stella, the three-year-old daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. MUMBAUER, of Geryville, was injured on Saturday, while romping around on the porch at play with several other children. She jumped from the porch and in some manner her weight was thrown on her left leg which caused her ankle to be severely sprained. She has been unable to walk since the accident, and she has considerable pain at her ankle. SCHULER'S BAND ELECTS OFFICERS     The members of the Schuler's Cornet Band, of Finland, held an election for officers on Wednesday evening, at which the following were elected: Leader, Miss Sallie PFAFF; Asst. Leader, Louis PFAFF; Pres., Wm. HAUSEMAN; Sec., H.S MUMBAUER; Treas., B.F. HARING; Librarian, Louis PFAFF. ALUMNI MEETING     The first annual open meeting of the Franconia Alumni Association will be held on Saturday next in H.M. GODSHALL's hall at Morwood. The association has prepared the following elaborate program, which will be rendered on this occasion: Music; President's Address, Rein G. GODSHALL; Music; Recitation, Joseph KRATZ; Music. Comedy - "A Girl of the Century." Cast: Sampson Axle, Rein G. GODSHALL; Josiah, Clayton MOYER; Mrs. Axle, May S. WILE; Mary Axle, Minerva H. BARNDT; Charles Scraggs, Weston HARTZELL; Dusty Rhodes, Mahlon WEIL; Bella, Addie O. LANDIS; Recitation, Joseph KRATZ; Music, Solo, Miss Addie ROTH; Music, Duet, Misses May WILE and Minerva BARNDT; Recitation, A. Lincoln GEHMAN; Music, Solo, Joseph KRATZ. The doors will be open at 7 o'clock, and the performance begins at 7.45. An admission fee of 15 cents will be charged for adults, and children under twelve years will be admitted at 10 cents. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fayette County [PAFAY] Cemeteries Date:    3/31/03 11:33:44 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    KSTEW26@aol.com  Reply-to:    PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com  To:    PAFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com Here is the list of cemeteries. Please print this out, ok. When you ask for a look-up I will give the numbers of the cemetery where your surname's match to the cemeteries. For example. If you ask me to look up the surname Stewart I will then reply Stewart- Cemeteries, 1,4, 8 ect. and then just go to this list that you will print out and match the numbers to the name of the cemetery. FAYETTE COUNTY CEMETERIES; 1. UNNAMED ABANDONED CEMETERY 2. JOHN ALLEN FARM CEMETERY 3.GEORGE BARTON FARM CEMETERY, GEORGES TOWNSHIP 4.BETHEL CEMETERY 5. BIRD CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 6.BROWN FAMILY CEMETERY,WHARTON TWP. 7. BROWN CEMETERY 8. BRYAN METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY, TYRONE TWP. 9. CALVARY EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHERN CHURCH CEMETERY, SALTLICK TWP. 10. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CEMETERY 11. CLISTER FAMILY CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 12. CONWELL BURYING GROUND 13. DICKERSON METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY, DUNBAR TWP. 14. DUNLAP CREEK CEMETERY 15. EUTSEY CEMETERY, SALTLICK TWP. 16. FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH CEMETERY, NEAR HAMMONDVILLE 17. FAIRVIEW CEMETERY, NICHOLSON TWP. 18. CHRISTIAN FIKE FARM CEMETERY 19. FOUGHT FAMILY CEMETERY, REDSTONE TWP. 20. GLEASON FAMILY CEMETERY, WHARTON TWP. 21. GREAT BETHEL CEMETERY, UNIONTOWN 22. HILLVIEW CEMETERY, SALTLICK TWP. 23. HOPWOOD CEMETERY, HOPWOOD 24. HUMBERTON FAMILY CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 25. KNOPSNIDER CEMETERY, BULLSKIN TWP. 26. LAUREL HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY, DUNBAR TWP. 27. OLD LAUREL HILL PRESBYTERIAN CEMETEREY, DUNBAR TWP. 28. MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY, GEORGES TWP. 29. METHODIST CEMETERY, GEORGES TWP. 30. MITCHEL FAMILY CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 31. MOUNT AUBURN CEMETERY, DUNBAR TWP. 32. OLD SECTION OF MOUNT AUBURN CEMETERY, DUNBAR TWP. 33. MOUNT MORIAH BAPTIST CEMETERY, GEORGES TWP. 34. MOUNT WASHINGTON CEMETERY, PERRY TWP. 35. McNEESE CEMETERY, BULLSKIN TWP. 36. MILL RUN CEMETERY, SPRINGFIELD TWP. 37. ISAAC MOYER FARM CEMETERY, MARKLEYSBURG 38. NEW SALEM CHRISTIAN CHURCH CEMETERY, MENALLEN TWP. 39. ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY, GEORGES TWP. 40. OLD CEMETERY, NEAR HAYDENVILLE 41. PENNSVILLE BAPTIST CEMETERY (OLD SECTION) , BULLSKIN TWP. 42. PLEASANT VIEW PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY, NEAR SMOCK 43. POINT OF ROCKS CEMETERY, BULLSKIN TWP. 44. PRICE CEMETERY, NEAR HAYDENVILLE 45. PROVIDENCE MEETING HOUSE CEMETERY, PERRY TWP. 46. REBECCA CEMETERY, SALTLICK TWP. 47. REDSTONE REGULAR BAPTIST CEMETERY, REDSTONE TWP. 48. THOMAS ROSS FARM CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 49. SAMPSON CHAPEL CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 50. SANDY HILL UNION (QUAKER) CEMETERY, MENALLEN TWP. 51. SENEFF CEMETERY, SPRINGFIELD TWP. 52. RUSH/McCARTNEY CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 53. SMOCK OLD BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, JEFFERSON TWP. 54. STOUFFER CEMETERY 55. STRICKLER CEMETERY, OWENSDALE 56. SWANEY CEMETERY, GEORGES TWP. 57. TENT CEMETERY, GEORGES TWP. 58. THOMAS CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 59. TYRONE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY, BETWEEN DAWSON AND SCOTTDALE 60. ULERY CEMETERY, SALTLICK TWP. 61. ANDREW UMBREL FARM CEMETERY , HENRY CLAY TWP. 62. BILLY UMBREL FARM CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 63. VAN SICKLE CEMETERY, WHARTON TWP. 64. WHIGGS CORNER CEMETERY, HENRY CLAY TWP. 65. WHITE ROCK CEMETERY 66. WOODBRIDGE CEMETERY, GEORGES TWP. 67. MOUNT MORIAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY, SPRINGHILL TWP. 68. SADLER CEMETERY, POINT MARION 69. SMALL CEMETERY, POINT MARION 70. GEORGE BARTON FARM CEMETERY, RUBLE 71. SLONAKER CEMETERY, BULLSKIN TWP. Kim ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RHODE ISLAND Man         Rachel, dau of Thomas, Rehoboth 15 April 1679     Mary, dau of Thomas, Rehoboth 11 January 1680     Bethiah, dau of Thomas, Rehoboth 12 March Marchant Mary, dau of John, Yarmouth 20 May 1648    Abijah, Yarmouth 10 January 1650 Marshall      Robert, son of Robert, Plymouth 15 August 1663 Martin, Marten, Martine     John, son of John and Martha (Lumbert)Barnstable,June 1658     George,son of John and Martha, (Lumbert) Barnstable October 1660     Melatiah, son of Jone and Jone, Swansey 31 August 1673      Joanna, dau of John and Joan, Swansey, 15 February 1682-3      John, son of John, Swansey 15 March 1674-5      John, son of John, Rehoboth, 10 June 1682      Robert, son of John, Rehoboth,  9 September, Mason         Samuel, son of Samuel, Rehoboth 9 June      Noah, son of Noah, Rehoboth 17 December 1678      John, aon od Noah, Rehoboth, 28 November, 1680      Mary, dau of Noah, Rehoboth,  12 December, 1682 Matthews, Matthewes, Mathues     Samuel, son of James, Yarmouth 1 May 1647     Sarah, dau of James, Yarmouth 21 July 1649     Esther, Yarmouth 8 January 1650 Maycomber     Thomas, son of John, Taunton, 30 April 1679      William, son of John, Taunton, 31 January 1683 Mayo     Thomas, son of Nathaniel, Eastham 7 December 1650     Nathaniel, son of Nathaniel, Eastham, 16 November, 1652     Samuel, son of Nathaniel, Eastham, 12 October, 1655     Hannah, dau of Nathaniel, Eastham, 17 October 1657     Theophilus, son of Nathaniel, Eastham, 17 Decermber1659     John, son of John, Eastham, 15 December 1652      William, son of John, Eastham,  7 October, 1654     James, son of John, Eastham, 3 October, 1656      Samuel, son of John, Eastham,  2 March, 1658      Nathaniel, son of John, Eastham,  2 April 1667      Thomas, son of John, Eastham,  24 June 1670 Medbery        Benjamin, son of John and Sarah, Swansey 5 March 1682 Merricke, Merecke, Mericke      Wolliam, son of William, Eastham, 15 September, 1643      Stephen, son of William, Eastham, 12 May 1646      Rebecca, dau of William, Eastham,  28 July, 1648      Mary, dau of William, Eastham,  4 November, 1650      Ruth, dau of William, Eastham,  15 May, 1652      Sarah, dau of William, Eastham,  1 August 1654      John, son of William, Eastham,  15 January 1656      Isaac, son of William, Eastham,  6e January 1660       Rebeskah, dau of William, Eastham,  28 November 1668       William, son of William, Eastham, 1 August 1670 Miller         Susanna, dau of John, Yarmouth, 2 May, 1647      Elizabeth, born at Yarmouth 13 October 1649      Solomon, son of Robert, Rehoboth 6 March, 1674      Mary, dau of Robert, Rehoboth, 14 June, 1680      Esther, dau of Samuel, Rehoboth, 4 April Morton          Ephraim, son of Ephraim, Plymouth 27 January 1647       Rebecca, dau of Ephraim, Plymouth,  15 March, 1650       Josiah, son of Ephraim, Plymouth, 1653       John, son of John, Plymouth, 11 December 1649       John, son of John, Plymouth, 21 December, 1650       Manasses, son of John, Plymoulth 7 June 1653       Ephraim, son of John, Plymouth 7 June 1653       Elizabeth, dau of Nathaniel, Plymouth 3 May 1652       Joanna, dau of Nathaniel, Plymouth 9 Novemaber 1654       Hannah, dau of George, Plymouth 27November, 1668       Manasses, son of George, Plymouth 3 February 1668       Ephraim,, son of George, Plymouth,  12 April. 1670       Joannah, dau of George, Plymouth, 27 June, 1673       Ruth, dau of George, Plymouth,  29 December, 1676       George, son of George, Plymouth, 8 July 1678       Timothy, son of George, Plymouth, 12 March, 1681-2 Myles      James, son o f John, the younger, Swansey, 26 Dec. 1674 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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