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GEORGIA [GEORGIA] Ga Jurnal---1819-1823   # 22 Date:    3/4/03 2:43:53 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    jmc@centex.net  (Joyce) Reply-to:    jmc@centex.net (Joyce) To:    GEORGIA-L@rootsweb.com  5 Sept 1820 Morgan Co. James Parker tolls before Isaac Culberson esq...one horse..appraised $30. signed John Nesbet Pulaski  County. Notice. My wife Marina has left my bed and board.. signed Joel Johnson Washington Co. Sheriff's Sale 250 acres of oak and hickory land..taken as property of Zachariah Brantley...adj.Sampson Lee...on the waters of Williamson's swamp...In favor of Aaron Morgan... signed D.M'Dougald   D.S. Morgan Co. For Sale Six miles from Madison.. A tract of land on Sandy Creek..800 acrs..saw and gist mill.. two story dwelling house..18 young Negroes. 600 barrels of corn... 2 hogs....2 yoke of oxen.. signed R. Leonard Habersahm Co. Willaim Danforth ..tolled before James Hudgins esq..... one horse...appraised $40.....by George M'Whirter and Joseph Garner..... Jones Co superior Court March Term Libel for Divorse Henry Ligon vs Prudence Ligon;;;;; Catharine Hicks vs Willaim Hicks... Defendants..not to be found in County.... Signed Signed James Hudgins, JP... Joseph Dobson, Cerk Jones County For Sale..in Clinton,, The well know valuable...house of Enteraiment..formerly owed by Isaac Harvey.. Persons wishing to buy,will call on Charles M'Donald ,esq... of Clinton for particulars.. 12 Sept 1820 Died in Savannah a few days ago..Dr. Joshua E.White Putnam County Samuel Wright..esq is a candidate for Tax collector 19 Sept 1820 Morgan co. James Nail and Sarah Horn..has applied for letters of adm'r on the estate of Edward Horn... Pulaski Co In Jail A Negro fellow..says his name is Luke and he belongs to Josiah Warren..near Irwinton Signed B.Barker..Sheriff Oglethorpe co. For Sale At the house of John T.Penns.. All the of the estate of James  P.Edmondson.. signed Philleman Edmondson..Adm'r Eatonton,Putnam Co. Eagle Tavern Benjamin Williamson Has opened a commodious house,east of town.. Families as well gentlemen.. signed Benjamin  Williaamson.. 26 Sept.1820 Walton Co. Tolled before James West esq...by Willaim Smith...one horse..appraised by John B Smith and John Townsend..$30.. V.Haralson Clerk.. Washington Co. Died. Rev. Charles Dickinson..age 36..10th year od his ministery.. Clarke Co. Died ,at Athens 8 Sept 1820 Mrs. Fanny Mounger,relict of the late Edmond Mounger Esq.and sister of Gov.Clark.. to be cont' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IOWA Plymouth County [IOWA] 1903 History of Plymouth County Date:    3/1/03 11:11:13 AM Eastern Standard Time From:    Bare67deb@aol.com  To:    IOWA-L@rootsweb.com      PLYMOUTH COUNTY lies on the Big Sioux River in the third tier south of the Minnesota line and is one of the largest counties in the State containing eight hundred sixty square miles.  It was created by act of the Legislature in 1851 and named for the Plymouth Colony of the Massachusetts Puritans.  It was attached to Wahkaw County in 1853.  The Little Sioux and Floyd rivers flow through a portion of the county.  In the summer of 1856 J. B. Pinckney, David Mills, Isaac T. Martin, J. McGill, Bratton Vidito, John Hopkins, James Dormichy and Mr. Galletin took claims in the valley of the Big Sioux River and built cabins.  In July they laid out a town which they named Westfield.  The same year A. C. Sheets, James B. Curry, E. S. Hungerford, Joel Phillips and Coryden Hall took claims on the Floyd River.  The county was organized on the 12th of October, 1858, by the election of the following officers:  William Van Linda, judge; Isaac T. Martin, recorder and treasurer; A. C. Sheets, clerk; David M. Mills, sheriff, and A. E. Rea, superintendent of schools.  The place first recognized as the county-seat was the village of Melbourne on the Floyd River where the first court was held by Judge A. W. Hubbard of Sioux City.  Here the first school was taught by William Van Linda.  Westfield, the competitor of Melbourne for the county-seat, was abandoned in 1860 on account of a settlement of half-breed Indians on lands in the vicinity upon which their scrip was located.  The plat upon which Le Mars was laid out was first owned by Jerry Ladd, Mr. Marvin and B. F. Betsworth.  The town was platted the summer of 1869, soon after the completion of the Iowa Falls and Sioux City Railroad to that point.  John I. Blair, who built the road, visited the place with officials of the company and a party of ladies.  It was agreed to form the name of the new town by using the initial letter of the Christian names of the party which were arranged by them to spell Le Mars.  The ladies were Mrs. Adeline M. Swain, Mrs. Galusha Parsons, Mrs. W. W. Walker, Mrs. John Weare, Mrs. W. R. Smith and Mrs. John Cleghorn.  The letters when arranged would make the names Selmar, or Le Mars, and the ladies decided by ballot in favor of Le Mars, which thus became the name of the town.     Among the firs to open business houses in Le Mars were Blodgett and Foster, J. W. Young, John Gordon, Orson Bennett and C. H. Bennett.  On the 3d of February, 1871, J. C. Buchanan established the first newspaper, called the Le Mars Sentinel.  At the general election in 1871 Le Mars was made the county-seat. Debbie Clough Gerischer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MAINE [MAINE] Census update Date:    3/5/03 12:28:10 AM Eastern Standard Time From:    ray.brown@earthling.net  (Ray Brown) Reply-to:    MAINE-L@rootsweb.com  To:    MAINE-L@rootsweb.com Tonight on the 1790 census I finished Cheshire County, NH and put the first 3 towns of Windham County Vermont on the web site. I also added the following 4 towns where I do not have county pages for them. Portland, ME Billerica, MA Lincoln, MA Worcester, MA When I finish the Windham County, Vermont Census I probably will be adding more from MA, including Plymouth County. The town of Bridgewater will be a big job as it had over 800 families in 1790. I also have a few small towns from Maine that probably will go on one page. Five towns that together are about the size of Portland. To many things to do to decide which to do first. http://www.rays-place.com  Ray Brown CT AHGP http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctahgp/  Berkshire County, MA Genealogy http://www.rootsweb.com/~maberksh/  Litchfield County CT AHGP website http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctlitch2/  Ray Brown's Place for New England Genealogy http://www.rays-place.com   CT Photo Gallery http://www.state.ct.us/scripts/photo.asp  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NEW JERSEY Burlington County     [NJ] CENSUS NJ 1860, p. 1225, Burlington Co., Medford Twp. Date:    3/2/03 5:37:14 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    MaisieAnn@aol.com  To:    NJ-L@rootsweb.com BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 22 Sept. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Medford Twp. p. 1225 1225    1   2099 2086   COTTON  John    2   m   w       NJ 1225    2   2099 2086   COTTON  Sarah E.    1/12    f   w       NJ 1225    3   2100 2087   HEWETT  Samuel  50  m   w   farm labor  NJ 1225    4   2100 2087   HEWETT  Hannah  48  f   w       NJ 1225    5   2100 2087   HEWETT  George W.   19  m   w       NJ 1225    6   2100 2087   HEWETT  Mary J. 13  f   w       NJ 1225    7   2100 2087   HEWETT  Hannah  9   f   w       NJ 1225    8   2100 2087   HEWETT  Charles 6   m   w       NJ 1225    9   2101 2088   NAYLOR  Elisha  30  m   w   laborer NJ 1225    10  2101 2088   NAYLOR  Zabara  25  f   w       NJ 1225    11  2102 2089   WICKWARD    Samuel  51  m   w   farm labor  NJ 1225    12  2102 2089   WICKWARD    Sanna   49  f   w       NJ 1225    13  2102 2089   WICKWARD    Patience    19  f   w       NJ 1225    14  2102 2089   WICKWARD    Elizabeth B.    17  f   w       NJ 1225    15  2102 2089   WICKWARD    Samuel  13  m   w       NJ 1225    16  2103 2090   BALLENGER   Alfred M.   31  m   w   miller  NJ 1225    17  2103 2090   BALLENGER   Matilda A.  31  f   w       NJ 1225    18  2103 2090   BALLENGER   Thomas F.   2   m   w       NJ 1225    19  2103 2090   POTTER  William 23  m   w   miller  NJ 1225    20  2104 2092*  OLIPHANT    Benjamin W. 28  m   w   farmer  NJ 1225    21  2104 2092*  OLIPHANT    Rebecca A.  23  f   w       NJ 1225    22  2104 2092*  OLIPHANT    Laura   4   f   w       NJ 1225    23  2104 2092*  SMITH   Mary A. 17  f   w   domestic    NJ 1225    24  2104 2092*  OLIPHANT    Joseph L.   16  m   w       NJ 1225    25  2104 2092*  WILSON  Amos    45  m   w   sawyer  NJ 1225    26  2105 2093   OLIPHANT    Lydia   35  f   w       NJ 1225    27  2105 2093   OLIPHANT    Mary    27  f   w       NJ 1225    28  2106 2094   REEVES  Edward  2   m   w   farmer  NJ 1225    29  2106 2094   REEVES  Mary B. 26  f   w       PA 1225    30  2106 2094   REEVES  Edith F.    2   f   w       NJ 1225    31  2106 2094   REEVES  Mark S. 27  m   w   farmer  NJ 1225    32  2106 2094   DEBUSS  Barnard 30  m   w   farm labor  Saxony 1225    33  2106 2094   DEBUSS  Lena    32  f   w   domestic    Wurtemburg 1225    34  2107 2095   NOTTON  John    56  m   w   laborer NJ 1225    35  2107 2095   NOTTON  Elizabeth   47  f   w       NJ 1225    36  2107 2095   NOTTON  Rebecca 12  f   w       NJ 1225    37  2107 2095   NOTTON  Demkins 6   m   w       NJ 1225    38  2107 2095   NOTTON  Ira 22  m   w   farm labor  NJ 1225    39  2108 2096   SHARP   Jervis  28  m   w   farmer  NJ 1225    40  2108 2096   SHARP   Sallie  24  f   w       NJ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NEW MEXICO [NEW-MEXICO] New Native American Resources Date:    3/4/03 10:54:31 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    ryangb@nvbell.net  (Charles) Reply-to:    NEW-MEXICO-L@rootsweb.com  To:    NEW-MEXICO-L@rootsweb.com http://www.newmexicogenealogy.org/native_american_home.htm  Visit link above to enjoy the pages of our newest volunteer. This is the home page of New Mexico Genealogy.org Native American Coordinator. It has a large collection of resources. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS SITE! Our In-House Native American Coordinator is an expert in web page design, and very knowledgably in Native American Affairs having loved this subject for many years. Please visit and let us know how you like this new resource. We may make a few changes over time, but it is ready to go now. Bonus: Click on the music control at the bottom of the page to hear some beautiful Native American Music. ENJOY! New Mexico Genealogy.org, we never sleep..... New material is being developed night and day. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OHIO Athens County [OHATHENS ] Infirmary 0-130 AND Explanations Date:    3/4/03 10:28:37 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    JEWEL8118@aol.com  To:    OHATHENS-L@rootsweb.com  Athens County, Ohio infirmary / poorhouse Volume One pages 0-130 are on-line at http://oorg.bizland.com/athenscounty.htm .        You may notice that the index has been reviewed and adjusted. MANY names on the index were in question due to the illegible handwriting on some of them. I posted the names as best I could, and have compared the index to the names found on the PAGES themselves, and made correction as well as additions. When two spelling were used, both appear in the index. The pages are fairly clear to read and the names often appear at least TWICE in each entry, making it easy to determine spellings and to compare to the index.        Even if you find your family spelled correctly in the index in one place.....PLEASE check various spellings as well since each time they entered, they could be spelled differently. Some names are clearly spelled two different ways in the same entry!        I've tried to BOLD every name in the entry, and bold the person's name if it appears a second time as a different spelling within the same entry. I've also tried to add all spellings found, to the index.        My notes or possible variant transcriptions are contained in ( ).        African Americans were marked in the entries as 'colored', and in the integrity of the transcription, I've not changed that marking. I've included that notation in the index where possible to help refine the searches made by African Americans for their family lines.        Unnamed infants were listed in the index with their respective family members.        I am in the process of compiling a more lengthy and thorough explanation of the entries, determined from transcribing hundred's of these entries. The Explanation will also include definitions of terminology used in the entries.        If any of you have questions regarding the understanding of your person's entry you can email me through the list. You can of course email me directly, but everyone would probably benefit from the Q & A mail.        Good luck!  Julie North ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Franklin County [OHFranklin] OHIO WAR CASUALTIES, 1944 Date:    3/4/03 9:44:40 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    JAR422@aol.com  Reply-to:    OHFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com  To:    OHFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com >From the Columbus Dispatch, dated Tuesday Nov. 28, 1944: KILLED IN ACTION: COLUMBUS -- 1st Lt. ELMER J. SMILEY, 27, Germany                        Pvt. DALLAS A. NICHOL, 23, in France NEW ATHENS -- Pfc. ADAM C. MARCH, France DUNKIRK -- 2nd Lt. ROBERT BAERTSCHE, France, previously                   reported missing KENTON -- Pvt. William CALVERT, Holland KILLED AT CAMP RICHWOOD -- DAVID HUDSON, New River, N.C. KILLED IN SERVICE COLUMBUS -- 2nd Lt. SAMUEL A. HART, 25, in a plane crash                       in Pennsylvania                        Lt. ROBERT PHILLIPS, 27, in a plane crash                       in Pennsylvania WOUNDED IN ACTION COLUMBUS -- Sea. 1c FRANCIS PURPURA, 22, in the Pacific PORTSMOUTH -- Marine Pfc. ARTHUR H. COVERT NEWARK -- Marine Pvt. EMMETT P. LUTHERN SPRINGFIELD -- Marine Cpl. PAUL M. METZ MISSING IN ACTION BELLEFONTAINE -- S/Sgt. WILLIAM L. GINN, Mediterranean Joyce/Columbus   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~              Hocking County [OHHOCKIN] South Bloomingville, June 16,1905 Date:    2/24/03 4:40:24 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    ldawns1@hocking.net  To:    OHHOCKIN-L@rootsweb.com  " Journal Gazette," June 16,1905; Local News:                        South Bloomingville     Mr. Joe Young has been engaged the past week loading ties for the Pendergast Lumber Company.    Robert Toole who has been sick for some time is better at this writing.    Why doesn't the Smock telephone company complete their lines as they have made final arrangements and have secured their hello lady. Quite a few are interested in this line.    George Williamson of Laurelville, was in our town one day last week.    George Armstrong from above Laurelville brought a lot of wheat to our mill last week.    Quite a number of wool buyers have been seen in our community the past week among them being Mr. Spencer of Adelphi, Dave Wilson of Tarlton and others.    Mr. S. Poling of Blue Creek is engaged in plastering for Andy Woodgeard at present.    Fred White of Laurelville was here loading telephone poles one day last week.    Mr. U. L. Johnson and Joshua Chilcote made a business trip to Logan the first of the week. I wonder why?    One week from Sunday will be Odd Fellows decoration services to be held at the M. E. Church. Everybody invited. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Meigs County [OHMEIGS] 116th OVI Roster Co. B--pg 3 Date:    2/26/03 2:21:28 AM Eastern Standard Time From:    dihart@juno.com  To:    OHMEIGS-L@rootsweb.com  Source:  116th OVI in the War of the Rebellion by Thomas F. Wildes contributed by Roland Karr transcribed by Diana Hart JOHN BAKER; age 18; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Wounded at Piedmont, June 5, 1864; taken prisoner April 6, 1865. MARTIN GREEN; age 21; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; At hospital, Cumberland, MD, since October 13, 1864. WELLS GRUBB; age 42; Private; enlisted Aug. 13, 1862; Wounded at Piedmont, VA, June 5, 1864; taken prisoner at Lynchburg, VA, June 18, 1864. JOHN A. JOHNSON; age 21; Private; enlisted Aug. 13, 1862; Wounded at Piedmont, VA, June 5, 1864; in hospital at Annapolis, MD. GEORGE W. KEYSER; age 30; Private; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; Wounded at Piedmont, VA, June 5, 1864; was prisoner at Andersonville. WILLIAM E. LETAVOR; age 19; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Wounded and taken prisoner at Lynchburg, VA, June 18, 1864. JOHN MAYER; age 37; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Detached as army baker since September 16, 1863. BENJAMIN G. PATTERSON; age 25; Private; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; Captured at battle of Winchester, July 24, 1864; (died at Andersonville, GA) WALTER S. REYNOLDS; age 20; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; At hospital, Martinsburg, VA, since November 12, 1864. JOSEPH L. ROLER; age 17; Private; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; At hospital, Portsmouth, VA, since March 27, 1865. JOHN ROSE; age 24; Private; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; At hospital, Annapolis, MD, since April 20. ALBERT WALTON; age 21; Private; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862; At hospital in Cumberland, MD, since July 1864. HADDOCK L. WARREN; age 31; Private; enlisted Aug. 13, 1862; Captured in battle at Lynchburg, VA, June 18, 1864. GILBERT G. WEBSTER; age 30; Private; enlisted Aug. 13, 1862; Wounded at Pott’s Mountain, on retreat from Lynchburg, VA; in hospital at Gallipolis, since July 4, 1864. CHARLES WHALEY; age 28; Private; enlisted Aug. 13, 1862; At hospital, Cumberland, MD. ERASTUS H. WHITE; age 19; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Wounded at Hatcher’s Run, VA, March 31, 1865; sent to hospital at Fortress Monroe, VA. DISCHARGED URIAH HOYT; age 21; Sergeant; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862; Wounded at Piedmont, VA, June 5, 1864; discharged for promotion, March 3, 1865 and transferred to 186th O.V.I. GEORGE K. CAMPBELL; age 28; Corporal; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; Discharged for promotion, September 9, 1864. SPENCER BEATTY; age 24; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Gallipolis, Ohio. CHRISTOPHER COOPER; age 22; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Gallipolis, Ohio. JOHN P. KIBBLE; age 19; Private; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; Discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Fortress Monroe, VA; wounded at Fort Gregg, VA, April 2, 1865. JOHN LOBDILL; age 33; Private; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; Discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Columbus, Ohio, June 16, 1863. SAMUEL MCELROY; age 26; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Wounded in battle at Snicker’s Ferry, VA, July 18, 1864; discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Chester hospital. Pennsylvania, May 16, 1865. WILLIAM L. OAKLEY; age 22; Private; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862; Discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Winchester, VA, May 3, 1863. AARON SINCLAIR; age 25; Private; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; Discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Columbus, Ohio, June 28, 1863. RUEL SMITH; age 21; Private; enlisted Feb. 1, 1864; Discharged on surgeon’s certificate at Baltimore, MD, May 19, 1865. MARION A. STARLING; age 18; Private: enlisted Mar. 31, 1864. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Muskingum County [OHMUSKIN] Zanesville Times Recorder Obits 4 March 2003 Date:    3/4/03 8:32:22 AM Eastern Standard Time From:    drdx@neo.rr.com  (Denny Shirer) To:    OHMUSKIN-L@rootsweb.com  Obituaries appearing in the Zanesville Times Recorder, March 4, 2003 © Zanesville Times Recorder and Gannett Co., Inc. http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/  o Burkhart, Katherine M., 91 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030304/obituaries/1103580.html  o Gheen, Carlos Clinton, 79 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030304/obituaries/1103582.html  o Henderson, Helen C., 87 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030304/obituaries/1103576.html  o Walker, Floyd D. Jr., 77 http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030304/obituaries/1103584.html  Denny Shirer - drdx@neo.rr.com  - North Canton, OH Muskingum County, OHGenWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmuskin/  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RHODE ISLAND [RIGENWEB] Thomas Ginings Date:    2/25/03 12:09:02 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    Dewolf2323@cs.com  Reply-to:    RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com  To:    RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com Rhode Island Land Evidences 1648 -1696 Pub. R.I. Hist. Soc. 1921 Pub. Baltimore 1970 Page 48 no # Thomas Ginings Senr to Thomas Ginings Thomas Ginings Senr...of Portsmouth on Rhode Island...doe for...One hundred pounds starll..make over unto my sonn Thomas Ginings my Now dwellinge house and sixteen acres of Land....sixteen day of July...1674                       the marke   X  of Thomas Ginings Senyor Wit  Peter Talman, Richard Bulgar                        I ann Ginings...aprove of all the above.. Ann Ginings Copied as printed Claire Dietz.        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~     [RIGENWEB] Leonard - Sheffield Date:    2/25/03 12:33:37 PM Eastern Standard Time From:    Dewolf2323@cs.com  Reply-to:    RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com  To:    RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com Rhode Island Land Evidences 1648 -1696 Pub. R.I. Hist. Soc. 1921 Pub. Baltimore 1970 Page 182 #272 James Leonad to Icabod Sheffield ...James Leonard senr of Tanton...for...twelve Pounds sterling..paid by Icabod Sheffield of the Township of Portsmouth..hath..sold..Parsell of Land..being down Tanton great River So Called,  On the westerly side of the...River..being one full share (Excepting Only the litle Lott so Called)..of the Land which belongeth to the Inhabitants of Tanton..was Purchased by the Inhabitants of Tanton of Phillip Sachim Alias pumetacombe and mr Constant Southworth Treasurer for the Collony,,in..which Tract..the said James Leonard senr. hath a full share..lyeth southerly from the Town of Tanton The lott...was Called the great Lott is the second Lott lying Neer a Place Called broad Cove bounded by the medows of Samuell Hall senr on the Easterly end and by the Land of Increase Robinson on the southerly side, And by the Land that belongith to the Inhabitants of Swansey on the Westerly End and by the Land of Jonah Austin junr.  On the North side, Containing,,Thre score Acres..to be holden as of...the King..his manner of East Grenwich..James Leonard and Margitt his..wife..six and twenty day of September..One Thowsand six hundred Eighty and one..whereas is writt Margit it shoud been writt Margreet Wit   his marke John Hall, his marke, James X Leonard, John X Leonard junr, Sharach Wilbore   her marke                                                           Margrett  X Leonard, James Leonard senr and Margreet his wife..acknowlidged this...24th October 1681   Daniell Smith Assist Copied as printed Claire Gilbert Dietz

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