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Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes commented on Dawn Evans Stringer's group Central Ohio Roots"Family Search's new web site (http://search.labs.familysearch.org) has extracted information from court and church records (not user-submitted) that is excellent! They have incomplete Ohio Births & Christenings (1821-1962), Ohio Deaths…"
Gwynn Socolich left a comment for Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes"I am descended from the Graham and Ward Families of Knox County: Mount Vernon, Brandon and Miller townships (date range is: 1871 to present)
One of the Grahams married a Clutter and lives in Mount Vernon."
Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes commented on Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes's group Knox County, Ohio"My own line (Kirch-Baker-Russell-Mizer-Yearous-Wiggins-Fry) crosses back and forth between Knox and Coshocton counties (Danville-Tiverton Center areas)."
Laressa Northrup commented on Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes's group Knox County, Ohio"The Knox County families I have are Kinney, Carriger (many variants), Sargent and Lindsey."
Valerie Fitz Pereszlenyi commented on Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes's group Knox County, Ohio"I am going to try the Knox county families 1808 and I will also try Muskingam county families Samuel Blubaugh finally did come up on a 2nd try Muskingam county has over 5,000 entries but it will definitely be worth going through them if even just…"
Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes commented on Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes's group Knox County, Ohio"Valerie, nothing should be blank. Perhaps the hot-link got cut off. Try using Google search for "Knox County Families 1808". Also, there are lots of variant spellings for Kenney: Try looking under KINNEY, KINNE, KENNY, etc."
Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes commented on Dawn Evans Stringer's group Central Ohio Roots"I'm an obsessive genealogy researcher who is working on a DOCUMENTED genealogy of Knox Co, OH (yeah.... the whole county) families 1808-1930. The research so far is on RootsWeb (Google "Knox County OH Families 1808" to get there).…"
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This is a group for anyone with central Ohio roots. Please share your favorite links and Ohio research tips. Post your brickwalls and see if we can't help you with them.
Valerie Fitz Pereszlenyi commented on Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes's group Knox County, Ohio"Thanks for the site unfortunatly I could find no Kenney;s when I clicked K and when I clicked on Samuel Blubaugh the page that came up was empty The Kenney's have been a major block wall for me since I started searching for them after finding…"
Valerie Fitz Pereszlenyi left a comment for Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes"I really appreciate you checking but Nathaniel and Barbara Kenney are not related to me. I am looking my my Grandmother Lucy Alice Kenney Fitz's parents Michael and Mary Jane Kenney In the 1880 census they and their 8 children were living in…"
Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes commented on Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes's group Knox County, Ohio"Oh my. I have way too much info for you. Please check out the Knox Co Families site here: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=knoxcooh
Once you get to that home page, just click on the "B" and find BLUBAUGH or the…"
Carole M Kirch Kilbreath Bannes left a comment for Valerie Fitz Pereszlenyi"Hi Valerie,
I have a Nathaniel and Barbara (Sargent) Kenney in Knox County, OH, very early (before 1828, when daughter Sarah married there). Is this a connection for you?? I have three known children, all born in MD: Stanley, Sarah and George."
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Kirch, Kilbreath, Bannes, Baker, Russell, Mizer, Briggs
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Missouri, Ohio
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- Knox County, OH
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- Family research in the 1970s with my mother. Then I was hooked, so started trying to do a genealogical history of an old Ohio county.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=knoxcooh
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 12:11am on July 28, 2010, Gwynn Socolich said…
- I am descended from the Graham and Ward Families of Knox County: Mount Vernon, Brandon and Miller townships (date range is: 1871 to present)
One of the Grahams married a Clutter and lives in Mount Vernon.
- At 10:08am on June 30, 2010, Valerie Fitz Pereszlenyi said…
- I really appreciate you checking but Nathaniel and Barbara Kenney are not related to me. I am looking my my Grandmother Lucy Alice Kenney Fitz's parents Michael and Mary Jane Kenney In the 1880 census they and their 8 children were living in Zanesville in Muskingam county and I had hoped they may have moved to Knox county where their daughter Lucy Alice and her husband Marion Homer Fitz lived My Father and his 3 siblings were raised in Mt Vernon and my Grandparents are buried there Thanks again Valerie
- At 8:18pm on June 8, 2010,
Maxine spry Jinkerson said… - Thanks for the additional information. I don't know any more about the property, etc. Thomas, of course, died years before Henrietta---he was much older. Henrietta moved to Iowa with her second son, Elias Spry. We have never been able to find out what happened to son #1, Thomas. Did he die at an early age? Or what happened to him? I thought he might have been killed in the Civil War since he was about the right age, but could find no evidence of that. (Elias Spry served in the War from the state of Illinois.) Henrietta is buried in Bourne Cemetery which is about 5 miles north of Wiota, Iowa. Her side of the three-person monolith stone says that she is "Mother of E. Spry; wife of T. Spry." the other two on that stone are Elias and his wife Emily Lambert Spry. If Henrietta ever got any more from Lawrence's estatte, I wouldn[t know. --Maxine
- At 10:31am on June 8, 2010, Maxine spry Jinkerson said…
- Thank you for the info regarding the Magers family. I have a copy of a court document (somewhere!) that I got at the Court House in Mount Vernon, Ohio, that says Lawrence Magers died intestate, leaving Wm Spry with the tax bills on property that they owned together. Wm Spry was suring the Magers siblings (which included his brother, Thomas, and wife Henrietta Magers Spry) for the tax money on their part of the property. Court ruled in Wm's favor and I think he was awarded the land. Anyway it did list the siblings' names and showed that Henrietta was a Magers, not Meyers as some had said.-Til later, Maxine...
- At 7:49am on June 8, 2010,
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