Ohio River Valley Families

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Comment by patsy adkins on April 16, 2010 at 7:55pm

Did your Massey come out of Monroe Co. WV. I have Lahoma Massey that married Archibald Egnor. They married in Monroe Co. WV. Had 8 kids. Her father was supposely Jeptha Massey who went to Ohio.
I have some Mullin's too that married into my Egnor Family as will.

Comment by Ashley Mullins on March 24, 2010 at 10:50am

Looking for info on MASSIE/MULLEN/MULLINS families from Lawrence and Scioto Counties... if you have any info please let me know! I have lots of info that I will share!! Thanks!

Comment by Kayanna Smith Henderson on March 18, 2010 at 8:05pm

Have many ancestors in and around Athens, OH: Smith, Walker, Halbirt (Halbert), Hixson, Love, Bean, Sayers (Sayres), Pilcher, Mingus, Cone, McCune, Boyles. Also have own copy of "First Families of Athens County, Ohio" and am willing to look up people in that book and exchange info with anyone I can help!

Comment by April Dawn Matheny on March 9, 2010 at 10:39pm

My name is April Dawn Matheny and I'm from Southeastern Ohio. I have ancestors from around Ironton, Hocking, Perry, and Athens counties for the most part other areas also but those for the main part. My family branches from Mitchells, and McFanns also.

Comment by Roberta Baum on December 19, 2009 at 7:19pm

Hello: My family came from the upper Ohio River Valley in Wv. I grew up in Weirton and now live in upstate NY. I have cousins in New Cumberland. My maiden name was Nutter; my cousins are Beatty and Williamson. Let me know if you recognize those names and places. Roberta

Comment by sheryl lawson on December 1, 2009 at 11:08am

My name is Sheryl Lawson, I grew up in delaware co indiana. I am interested in finding more information on my ancestors. Charles Jester, my great grandfather was born 1878. John Gump born 1833, Jacob Gump born 1805 in maryland. David Skinner born 1848 indiana, William h Barber born 1866 in ohio and Dayton Curtis 1820 ohio.

Comment by Ted Pasco on November 2, 2009 at 9:38am

Hi everyone,

My name is Ted Pasco. I was born in Belmont County, Ohio and raised on a farm near Smithfield in Jefferson County. I live in San Antoino, Texas. I am researching Pasco, Boughner, Pugh, Marple, Hickman, Howell, Wade, Stern, and a multitude of others. I have been at this for nearly 30 years. I will share everything I have, with emphasis on SHARE

Comment by patsy adkins on August 4, 2009 at 9:33pm

I got this email today and wanted to share with the group in case somebody is interested in it.
The lock-in will be Friday Aug 7, starting at 5:30 with a picnic/cookout. Everyone interested in Lawrence County genealogy is invited. We do request that you notify us by Thursday if you plan to attend. We'll provide the food, beverages and table service and are asking for $6 to cover the costs. We'll have hot dogs and hamburgers with all the fixin's, potatoe salad, baked beans, and assorted fresh fruit and veggies. You can bring something for desert if you want to.
Our group president is a library assistant manager, so we can stay as late as anyone can stay awake. The last two years have seen me getting home around 4AM.

Donald R Clark
OGS Trustee for the Athens District (Ohio Gene. Soc.)
OHLAWREN list admin. for Rootsweb
Corresponding Secretary and Newsletter Editor for the
Lawrence County Chapter of OGS
PO Box 1035
Proctorville, OH 45669-1035
Home phone: 740-886-7230
Cell: 304-521-3917 (doesn't work at home)
Email: lawcoloreman@aol.com

Comment by patsy adkins on July 24, 2009 at 7:10pm

i have family from Ohio Valley from Lawrence Co. Ohio. They came out of Lewis and Carter Co. Ky. Moses Loar born 1830-1911 died in Lawrence Co. Ohio. His son Robert Loar stayed in Lawrence Co. Ohio. Will have to lookup his wife name and then post it.

Comment by Linda Guthrie on July 23, 2009 at 3:16pm

The story of my McHenry line is a trip down the Ohio River. James in the early 1800's, John, Oscar Rosco, Lawrence, Johnnie Valentine. If these are names in your line, contact me. They started in West Virginia, traveled to Florence, KY and then to southern Indiana.

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