1913 York County NE Old Settlers ~ Biographies Part 3 WH Taylor, who had raised a small crop of oats during the summer of 1867 found the Esther J. Wray, the only daughter of William and Adelaide A. Wray, http://www.memoriallibrary.com/NE/York/1913/bios3.htm
Extractions: ) J. W. Rush was born in Fayette county. Pa., in 1822, coming to Ill. in 1854, when that state was thought of as "away out west." In 1862 at the age of 40 he enlisted in the 129 Reg. Ill. Vol., going with Sherman in his famous march "to the sea," and engaging in active service in the last battle of the civil war. In 1872 he again determined to try his fortune in a new state, consequently landed in York county in June of that year, under the law lately coming into effect giving the soldier 160 acres of land. He homesteaded that amount on Sec. 18, Twp. 9, R. 1, W. When he and his wife and children proceeded to make a home in the best sense of the word. Mr. Rush had brought with him from Pennsylvania, a love for the fruit tree, and his was one of the first orchards in the county. Several years ago ( ) he moved to McCool and now lives at Blue Vale with his daughter, Mrs. S. S. Deffenbaugh, his wife having died some years ago. Mr. Rush celebrated his 90th birthday recently, and is, we think, the oldest homesteader living in the county at this time.
BioSketches By Township He was married in Perry township, Monroe county, OH, May 23 1867, to Sarah L. STATES, Their children are Elizabeth, Isabella S., Hugh J., William J., http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~harringtonfamilies/BioSket_BentonTwp.htm
Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); BENTON TOWNSHIP The following biographical sketches of early settlers in Monroe County as reproduced from a book titled, the "Combined History and Atlas of Monroe County, Ohio." The material for this book was taken from two nineteenth century books: (1) 'History of Monroe County Ohio,' a product of the H.H. Hardesty & Co., publishers, Chicago and Toledo, 1882 and (2) 'Caldwell's Atlas of Monroe County, Ohio,' a product of Atlas Publishing Company, Mount Vernon, Ohio, 1898. The "Combined History and Atlas of Monroe County, Ohio" was reprinted and is available from the Monroe County Historical Society. AMOS, CORBIN AMOS CLINE, ROSEBERRY M. CLINE DINES, HUGH DINES DORNBUSCH, JOHN JACOB DORNBUSCH ... WEST, Dr. G. B. WEST CORBIN AMOS a merchant, and formerly a tanner, of Benton township, was born in Harford county, MD, Mar 26 1810. His wife, Julia H. CHALK , is a native of St. Clairsville, Belmont county, where she was born Jul 31 1829. They were married in Benton township, May 10 1864; came to this county in 1840. His parents were Robert AMOS , born in 1769, died in 1824, and Elizabeth, born in 1774, died in 1818.
Ghost Towns Of Missouri, C It was erected in 1835 by William Collins for whom it was named. Cornersville was a rural post office from 18671868 and again 1886-1896. http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~gtusa/usa/mo/c.htm
Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); Ghost Town U S As Guide to the Ghost Towns, Mining Camps, and Other Formerly Inhabited Places in MISSOURI Locations beginning with C PLEASE NOTE: Unless noted otherwise, most of these listings are quoted from postings to Rootswebs Missouri Ghost Town discussion forum (THE LIST). Some minor editing for editorial consistency and spelling WAS made, as well as spelling out of directions (N, SE, NNW, etc), and numbers less than ten. Unless noted otherwise, indicated population figures are from the 1990 census. (In the next year these should be updated to the 2000 census.) Many of these listed locations may be just rural post offices, country churches schools, forts, stage stations, crossroads stores, mills or river fords, rather than what we normally consider towns. The reason for that is that many of these types of locations had small communities grow up around the main business. If you know of any Missouri ghost town location not listed on these pages, please contact THE LIST if you are a member, or me if not. I will pass on the information to THE LIST.
LDS Church Archives Call Number: MS 2736 Anderson, J. William 319. Allen, Isaac 322. Atkinson, Thomas 510 26 February 1867 28 August 1868. INDEX. Transcribed by Jo Lyn Curtis, http://www.hickmansfamily.homestead.com/BYO.htm
Extractions: LDS Church Archives call number: MS 2736 BRIGHAM YOUNG OFFICE LETTERBOOK, VOLUME 1 22 November 1851 - 21 February 1855 INDEX Transcribed by Jo Lyn Curtis, 27-28 June 1991 Aldrich, Ann C : 30 Arrowpine's Recommend : 34,888 Auditor of the (First) Treasury : 112 Appointment, Judge of Probate in Iron County : 192 Allen, Phillip Governor of Rhode Island : 293 Accounts, United States to D. H. Wells. : 302 Alcock, Mary Scotland : 388 Allred, R. W. : 573,935 Australia mission : 657 Andrus, Milo : 655,698,905 Allen, Rufus C. : 674,705,830 Bateman, Bro Iron Co. : 29 Bushnell, Charles I. : 113 Bullock, Isaac : 625 Blackburn, Bishop Elias H. : 643 Bamford, Bro. : 671 Bell, R. M. : 692 Barnard, John P. : 747 Blanchard, John : 748 Brown, J. P. : 777 Bailey, Geo : 817 Barnard, Jno P. Brown, T. D. : 867 Beck, Jas. : 879 Bradley, Bro : 943 Bates, Henry H. : 951 Bradshaw, Henry : 12 Bolton, Curtis : 16 Beach, Miles : 19 Benson, Ezra T. : 20,702 Bell, P. H. Governor of Texas : 90 Blair, Seth M. : 96 Booth, Pentington Thos. : 114 Bernhisel, J.M. : 114,275,332,353,399,414,416,418,449,498,518,538,568,613,661
RootsWeb: SHAMROCK-L Archives (April 2000) SH Re SHAMROCKD Digest V00 189 by William Dean Coffey. RE SHAMROCK-D Digest V00 199 by SH IRELAND to NEW YORK SHIPS 1867 by Jerome J. McDermott http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/SHAMROCK/2000-04
Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); SHAMROCK-L Archives: April 2000 Archiver SHAMROCK Display in threaded chronological rev chronological order with names with dates Unidentified subject! by Pam Troop [SH] Living COLEMAN relatives by WSULLIVW by KDAlvarez Re: [SH] PHONE LOOKUPS by ELN/jjmurphy Re: [SH] TANNER by ELN/jjmurphy [SH] Ireland to NY info by Maura [SH] mjgraham@gis.net CONTACT IMMEDIATELY! by Maura [SH] TheShipsList (Maura) by Rita Werner [SH] BURKE Family of GORTAMARLE/BALLYHAUNIS by Jerry Ballauer Re: [SH] RE:GAWAN by Aileen [SH] "Ruadh" by Drstuddert Re: [SH] "Ruadh" by Jim McDonald [SH] Hello to everyone. by PamelaAdmans [SH] OS maps by Beverly A. Hannon [SH] Surname interests,new lister by [SH] census lookup - 1850 Forestport, New York by ann boyle [SH] Re: Casey Bibliography by GAineByrne [SH] Mary TAYLOR and Robert SMITH by Jennifer Lambert Tracey [SH] County Laois (Queens Co.)
Extractions: History of the St. Louis Fire Department : with a review of great fires and sidelights upon the methods of fire-fighting from ancient to modern times, from which the lesson of the vast importance of having efficient firemen may be drawn The entry for a fireman who died in service which either describes the manner of death or provides the date of death, is indicated as follows: Alstatt, Isaac 269 (dis)
I5547: Coonrad Cancellor ALLEN (7 Jul 1820 - 1865) BIRTH 7 Jul 1820, Macon County, North Carolina; DEATH 1865, Kountz, Hardin County _Robert Gordon CANSLER _+ (1827 1890) m 1867 _James Alexander CANSLER _ http://www.wcpetty.net/Genealogy/individuals/d0006/g0000048.html
Extractions: Family 1 Mary WALLACE Elizabeth L. ALLEN Willis ALLEN Jackson G. ALLEN Mary ALLEN Family 2 Mahalia Jane COOK William M. ALLEN Rev. Joseph J. ALLEN Elisha W. ALLEN Elizabeth Jane ALLEN ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 01/06/2002 01:31:24 PM Central Standard Time Family 1 Charity BENTON INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 01/06/2002 01:31:24 PM Central Standard Time Father: Glenn Curtis CANSLER
S Index Comments, She died June 19, 1867 in Fulton Co., IL. By Rev W .Kountz (Coons) died March 08, 1919 in Darke Co., OH (near New Madison) http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tga/gons/s.html
Extractions: First Name: Samuel Surname: Garrison Event: Death Event Date: July 15, 1966 County: Sebastian State: Arkansas Country: USA Father: Mother: Source: SSDI Submitters Email: Mark Minter Submitters Homepage: Comments: Samuel Tobias (Toby) GARRISON was March 6, 1875, place unknown. He married Corda Ellen KEEN in Jefferson Co., IL, Jan. 12, 1898. First Name: Sarah Surname: Garrison Event: Birth Event Date: County: Unknown State: Unknown Country: Unknown Father: Leonard Garrison Mother: Maria BAKE Source: None Given Submitters Email: Gary Harvey Submitters Homepage: Comments: None ........................................................ First Name: Sarah Surname: Garrison Event: Birth Event Date: April 14, 1812 County: Butler Co. State: Ohio Country: USA Father: Jonathan Garrison Mother: Mary Six Source: None Given Submitters Email: Gary Harvey Submitters Homepage: Comments: She died June 19, 1867 in Fulton Co., IL. She married George STANBAUGH born: January 15, 1812 in PA married: May 03, 1838 in Butler Co., OH d: April 18, 1856 in Fulton Co., IL First Name: Shadrack Surname: Garrison Event: Served in Military Event Date: County: Franklin State: Georgia Country: USA Father: Unknown Mother: Unknown Source: None Given Submitters Email: Marina Garrison Submitters Homepage: Comments: Any info pertaining to Shadrack would be most welcome.
Cochran Family Of Apollo, Pennsylvania Daughters of William M. Cochran and Mary Alcorn Cochran Hattie Mabel Cochran (married J. Paul Allen), b. 1874, d. after 1931 http://home.att.net/~gapehenry/
Extractions: Nineteen great-granddaughters of Robert Cochran (who came to the US from County Derry, Ireland, and died in 1814) and Catherine Risher Cochran (who may have been born in 1783 in Baltimore, MD, and died after 1830 near Apollo, PA) gathered in about 1892 for this photograph. The Robert and Catherine Cochran family lived near Apollo, Armstrong County, PA, first in Hannastown (Westmoreland County), then Crawfords Mills. After Robert Cochran's death, Catherine Risher Cochran moved to Warren, PA (later renamed Apollo). She is listed in the first separate assessment list of the town of Warren (then in Allegheny township) in 1830 thus: Catherine Cochran, lot No. 34, 1 house, 1 head of cattle, $31.
Counts Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages) Susannah Counts 2nd wife of Wesley Noland married August 5, 1867 Michael DeLorenzo 11/10/04 Countz/Kountz Cincinatti early 1800s - Stan Cowan 3/14/99 http://www.jenforum.net/counts/all.html
Extractions: William Counts - Grayson, TX 1860 Cathy George Counts and Malinda Tong: Seeking Sources Elizabeth Scott Beverly Douds Thomas Counts and Minnie Roberts, Alabama Jeanette Crane Henry Counts m Elizabeth Bowyer - who's his father Jennifer Susannah Counts 2nd wife of Wesley Noland married August 5, 1867 Michael DeLorenzo Original obituary for Blanche C. Counts Leah Pearson COUNTS/WARREN 1903 Carol Reed Kathern Counts, West Virginia judy skeen Henry Counts Family antonia counts smith Elizabeth Counts, married William Jackson 1904, TN
Huerfano County News She was born in Scotland in 1867 and married Adam Young in Walsenburg in 1884. William Saleh was appointed city treasurer to replace Steve J. Glinsky http://kmitch.com/Huerfano/news1940.html
Frontier Times, Oct, 1933 1867; ret d 4 Oct. 1872. In General William H. Carter s History of the Sixth J. Finger, author and pioneer; J. Frank Dobie, author; Judge Wm. Day, http://www.frontiertimesmagazine.com/FT1033.html
Extractions: Frontier Times Magazine Vol 11 No. 1 - October, 1933 Contents of this volume: Ellis P. Bean, a Bold Pioneer In the year 1800, Ellis P. Bean, then a boy of eighteen, possessed with a spirit of adventure, left his father's home at Bean's station, Tennessee, and reaching Natchez on the Mississippi, enlisted in the trading company of Philip Nolan, then en route for Texas. The company consisted of twenty-two men, having in charge a large amount of goods. Reaching Texas, and while at a point between the Trinity and Brazos rivers they were attacked by a body of Spanish troops. Nolan and his men made a desperate resistance, but were finally overpowered. Thirteen, including Nolan, were killed, and the remaining nine, with Bean, made prisoners. The prisoners were taken to San Antonio, and there confined several months. Thence they were sent to Chihuahua, by way of Monclova, and there chained and imprisoned. Thus they were kept three years, when they were allowed the privileges of the city limits, and labor for themselves. Bean had learned the hatting business, and he followed it for a year in Chihuahua, when his longing to see his native land induced him, with two comrades, to run away and endeavor to reach the United States. The three were arrested near El Paso, severely lashed, and again ironed and imprisoned. Once more he made a desperate attempt to escape, killing several soldiers, and taking the road to California. This time he had traveled 300 miles, when he was once more recaptured and carried back
1925 Full Year Annie V. Blackburn refers to Judge William Rabb, J. Duty, R. Kuykendall, Oct. 1867 was the date of this terrifying incident wherein 2030 Indians http://www.frontiertimesmagazine.com/1925.html
Extractions: Frontier Times Magazine Full Year - 12 Volumes January Issue Helped to Blaze the Way for Civilization Account of early Bosque County settler, W. S. Powell who came to Texas in 1851 at age 15 from Mississippi. Married Miss Sallie Wells. Fought in many Indian battles and Civil War. Col. John S. Ford, McCullough, Tobin, E. A. Palmer, A. M. Truett, and others Captain. E. A. Pamer of Harris, Captain E. R. Hord of Star, A. Nelson of Bosque, Major A. M. Truett of Shelby, Major H. A. Carroll of Henderson. General J. H. Rogers of Cass, and Colonel Sam Bogart of Collins county, Pioneer Days in the Panhandle Judge Emanuel Dubbs Herman Stielers Fight with Indians Fascinating account of 18 year old boy being attacked by Indians between Camp Verde and Comfort, Aug. 3, 1868 The old frontier: events of along ago Account of Col. George W. Baylor. Last Indian fights in Texas. Murder of Josephus Browning in Stephens Co. Posse hunts and courage of certain pioneer women. The Pirates Buried Gold Buried Treasure of Belton. Jesse Newton buried treasure in glass jars from robbery in Roundout, Ill. Reeds Lake? Burgess Lake? Karl Steinheimer from Germany mined great treasure in Mexico, buried it where 3 streams met Nolan, Lampasas and Leon creeks near Belton treasure never found still there maybe?
RootsWeb: GEN-DE-L Archives (November 1996) Re GENDE-L Digest - 11 Nov 1996 - Special issue by Charles J. Eschman Gesetz ueber die Freizuegigkeit 1867 (Bayern) ? by Paul Glass http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/GEN-DE/1996-11
Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); GEN-DE-L Archives: November 1996 Archiver GEN-DE Display in threaded chronological rev chronological order with names with dates German Genealogy FAQ's and Files on genealogy.com by Brigitte Lloyd Re: Newspaper-PFALZER IN AMERICA-New York by Ernest Thode Re: BORNSCHEIN, PANHORST in Germany by Seelentag Wolfhart W. Dr. (MS-Mail) Re: AESCHBACHER, JOERG from Switzerland by Seelentag Wolfhart W. Dr. (MS-Mail) Re: village of goltz
Ý. Ñàòòîí. Óîëë-ñòðèò è áîëüøåâèöêàÿ ðåâîëþö The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://rus-sky.org/history/library/sutton/sutton4.htm
Comments What caught my attention is the section on Adrian J. and Agatha Elings family, who immigrated from It is for a Martha Crainer, born 1867, died 1883. http://www.wtblock.com/wtblockjr/2004.htm
Extractions: Home Up Mr Block (W T) my son is doing some research for a High School class that has led him to your website. His topic is focused on his ancestors - Samuel and Solomon Parr - who lived in the Galveston Bay area. I was wondering if you would be so kind to send us some Internet links to sites where we can gather some information about these two people OR possible if you have gathered any data during your research if you could send a little to him. Thank you very much Ken Edgein 856-354-1619 in Cherry Hill New Jersey thanks for your reply Wow, found your site by accident. Haven't read much of it as of it, but am looking forward to using it for history, as we home educate. Looks like lots of great history. What caught my attention is the section on Adrian J. and Agatha Elings family, who immigrated from Holland to America and ending up in Montana. My husband is a descendant of theirs, a great grandson. We live in Montana, within a few miles of where A.J. lived while here. If you would like more information on this lineage please reply, as my mother in law has some information. Most in the article is correct, however their is some misspelling of names and some other minor information that is incorrect. I love geneology, so would greatly like to be in contact with one of the writers of the article. My husband is Robert Gordon after his father and we named a son Dirk. Sincerely
