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January - December 2000
The Defiance County, Ohio, Genealogical Society
P.O. BOX 7006, Defiance, OH 43512-7006
Send your Defiance County related queries to firstname.lastname@example.com. I can not answer them or provide a look up service but the queries will be posted here for others researching this area to see.
IMPORTANT: In the subject line of your E-mail put, "Defiance County Query".
**The more specific the query the better result you will get. **
Cindy Heisler, email@example.com, March 21, 2000 - WAGSTAFF, WILLIAMS, etc.
Joseph WAGSTAFF (b: 1798 in Alleghany, PA, d: Sept. 17, 1875 in Tiffin Twp., Defiance Co., OH , m. Elizabeth WILLIAMS March 12, 1818 in Harrison Co., OH), lived near Evansport, Defiance Co., OH and wife, Elizabeth, is buried in Old Evansport Cemetery. Joseph's second wife, Sarah PORSON, is mentioned in his will as inheriting the farm in Tiffin Twp.
Joseph and Elizabeth had 8 known children:
1.Charity, b. about 1825, m. Ebenezer DAKEN/DAGEN;
2. Rachael, b. 1830, m. Ezekial CURTIS;
3. Joseph M., b. March 28, 1831, d. Aug. 28, 1899, m. 1. Ardelia LINDENBERGER, 2. Emily MASON;
4. Isabella, b. June 11, 1834, d. Feb. 19, 1877, m. Ezekial BRACE;
5. Martha, b. about 1834, m. William IRVING;
6. Susan, born 1837, m. Oscar MOTT;
7. Harriet, b. 1841;
8. William Courtney, b. 1845
Possible children with Sarah PORSON: Sarah, m. George McCASLIN; Eliza, m. John BLAIR
Joseph WAGSTAFF's will states heirs as follows:
Eliza Blair, wife of John Blair, Waterloo, IN.
Rachael Curtis, wife of Esie Curtis, Stryker, Wms Co., OH.
Martha Irving, wife of William Irving, Newton, Kansas.
Sarah McCaslen, wife of George McCaslen, Montpelier, Wms. Co., OH.
Joseph Wagstaff, Jr., Stryker, Wms. Co., OH.
Isabel Brace, wife of Esie Brace, Stryker, Wms. Co., OH.
Harriet Wagstaff, Elgin, Illinois.
and Unknown Heirs of Charity Dagin.
I am interested in hearing from anyone researching this line.
B Hurst, firstname.lastname@example.com, March 21, 2000 - CAIN, CLINE, EMERLING, HUNT, MOORE, RAUB, SHARP, SINGER, WYMAN
Researching the above names in Defiance County early 1800's to now.
Nancy, firstname.lastname@example.com, March 21, 2000 - McDOWELL, ROWSE
Sarah E. McDOWELL, born Defiance Co. about 1870?, married E. R. ROWSE of Bridgewater Twp., Williams Co, OH in late 1880's/early 1890's. One known child: Ethyl May, born Aug. 8, 1893 in Bridgewater Twp., Williams Co., OH
Looking for parents and marriage records of Sarah (McDOWELL) ROWSE.
Ben, firstname.lastname@example.com, March 22, 2000 - BEARE, LEHMAN, MEYER, MYERS, SINDEL
Here is part of my MEYER/MYERS line in Defiance Co. I'd love to coordinate with others researching them. The full line is on my web site at: http://freepages.sf.rootsweb.com/~bhines/
The MYERSes lived in Milford Twp for over 50 years.
1. Jacob MYERS (ca1810 - ), b. ca 1810, Baden, Germany
& Catherine LEHMAN (ca1814 - >1880), b. ca 1814, Baden, Germany, d. aft 1880
1.1 Catherine MYERS (ca1838 - ), b. ca 1838, Ohio
1.2 Christina Katherina MYERS (1840 - 1913), b. 28 Jan 1840, Ohio
d. 29 May 1913, Defiance co, Ohio, br. Edgerton, Ohio
& John Mathias SINDEL (ca1836 - 1917), b. ca 1836, Baden, Germany
d. 3 Apr 1917, Defiance co, Ohio, m. 10 Nov 1861, Defiance co, Ohio
1.3 Lina MYERS (ca1845 - ), b. ca 1845, Ohio
1.4 Jacob H. MEYER (1847 - 1883),b. 6 Dec 1847, Ohio,d. 24 Mar 1883, Defiance co, Ohio
& Margaret Jane BEARE (1853 - 1932), b. 28 Nov 1853, Trumbull co, Ohio d. 31 Jul 1932, Angola, Steuben co, Indiana, m. 8 Dec 1872, Williams Co., Ohio
1.5 Mary MYERS (ca1848 - ), b. ca 1848, Ohio
1.6 Eliza MYERS ( ca1867 - ), b. ca 1867, Ohio
Diana McDonald, email@example.com, March 22, 2000 - MYERS, RAUTH
I am researching RAUTHs (originally from Baden, Germany) and MYERS (I believe they are also from Germany. RAUTHs immigrated approx. 1850 to Defiance Co.
Dave Parker, email@example.com, March 23, 2000 - PARKER, SCHONOVER, TEEL
I am researching John PARKER, married Amanda SCHONOVER. Lived in Defiance Co. in the mid-1800's. One son is all I have record of, Abel PARKER, who was born in Defiance Co. in 1856. He eventually moved to Hayward, WI. Since he married a Carrie TEEL of Wisconsin about 1886, I don't think he married in Ohio. Thanks in advance.
Beth, email@example.com , March 24, 2000, BRUBAKER, EWING, KNIER/KINER, PECHIN/PEACHAM, STONER
My gg grandfather was John BRUBAKER b. 10/18/1826 in Chambersburg, PA. His son, Western Forest BRUBAKER, was my great grandfather, brother of Margaret (BRUBAKER) EWING. Also have the names PECHIN/PEACHAM, STONER and KNIER/KINER.
Carol Adams, firstname.lastname@example.com, March 25, 2000 -BRUNER, CRANDALL, LANDIS, PARTEE, PERKINS, WILLIAMS, ZELLER
Peter ZELLER born June 21, 1804 in Pennsylvania; d after 1845 in Brunersburg, O., m Catherine LANDIS November 5, 1829 in Germantown, Ohio, lived in Brunersburg, O and was a carpenter and farmer. It is unknown when Peter died but his wife, Catherine, died March 4, 1894 in Toledo, O and is buried in Brunersburg, O. Peter and Catherine had 7 known children: Amanda ZELLER CROCKETT; Mrs Frank MANCHESTER; Peter ZELLER of Belmore, O; Mary Ann ZELLER PARTEE; Catherine ZELLER PARTEE; Sarah Ann ZELLER BRUNER; and and infant son, J.D. I am interested in hearing from anyone researching this line. Thank you.
Mary Weston, email@example.com, March 29, 2000 - BARNETT
Looking for the parents of William Hudson BARNETT, my grandfather, who may have been born in Defiance County about 1858.
Paige Walk, firstname.lastname@example.com, March 30, 2000 - WALK, WINTERHALTER
I'm looking for WALK's and WINTERHALTER's, among others, in Defiance County.
Joanne Moore, firstname.lastname@example.com, March 30, 2000 - FLINT, DAVIS, MOORE
Researching FLINT, DAVIS, MOORE in Defiance County, early to late 1800's.
Wendy Conrad, email@example.com, April 2, 2000 (additional info. added July 2006) - The SWINEHART Family
I am researching the SWINEHART family in Defiance. I have Daniel SWINEHART m. Rachel VORIS/VOORHIES/VORHERS in Williams County, 1842. Children:
Sarah Ellen, b. abt. 1843, m. Davis Hannum CLARK
Eli, b. 1844, d. 1864 (Civil War)
Jeremiah, b. abt. 1845, m. AmandaCAMPBELL
Margaret Rebecca, b. May 24, 1849, m. George W. PARTEE
Benjamin Franklin, b. Sept. 20, 1851, m. Elizabeth POTTERF
Elizabeth, b. abt. 1854, m.William FRANCISCO
Layton,b. April 24, 1856, m. Emma C. BRUBAKER (my great grandparents)
Lena, b. Oct. 28, 1858, m. Abram STRAIT
Freeman, b. abt. 1861, m.Adma Elizabeth PALMER
Lyman, b. Oct. 18, 1866 (unmarried)
Priscilla (Celia) b. February 17, 1864 m. Andrew Jackson CLUTTER
Several of these siblings(Sarah, Jeremiah, Elizabeth, Lena, Lyman) moved to Ligonier, Noble County, IN. Sound familiar to anybody? Thanks.
Doreen, email@example.com, April 5, 2000, - GAUT family
I am searching for GAUT surnames in Defiance OH. Lafayette GAUT, Mildred GAUT, Harry T. GAUT, Caroline GAUT, Fredich GAUT, & Rebacca Luelle GAUT. Please contact me if you have any information on these folks. I have some descendant information to share.
Sherilyn (Cole) Smith, firstname.lastname@example.com, April 3, 2000 - COLE family
I am searching and looking for information on ancestors and possibly still living family members that was born, married or lived in Defiance County Ohio. I would love to hear from anyone who may have information on the following family members or who may be working the same family lines. Looking for cemetery record on my great, great grandmother, Claraissa (MERCHANT) COLE, who died in Defiance County on August 23, 1911. My great grandfather Albert Jerome COLE married Sarah Annetta STEPLETON in Defiance County on August 31. 1882. Edella Viola COLE, daughter of Willam COLE and Helen TREMAINE was born in Hicksville on December 12, 1883. She married Allen George HATCHER in 1901 in Kansas. Clifford Eugene COLE, son of Charles Cornelius COLE and Arminda KODER, was born in Defiance County on January 1, 1891. He married Merle STAYTON in Missouri in 1903. Betty Allene COOK, daughter of Augusta Berniece COLE and Robert Welty "Doc" COOK was born in Hicksville on February 7, 1926. Garold COOK, son of Augusta B. COLE and Albert J. COLE) was married to Grace CURRIE who died in Hicksville on June 23, 1973. Holly Diane POWELL, daughter of Georgia EAGER and John POWELL, who was born in Hicksville in 1953. Holly married Francia SARRAZINE.
Charlene Romanus Frye, firstname.lastname@example.com, April 3, 2000 - Charles ROMANUS
I am looking for anything about my grandfather Charles ROMANUS born 1879 July 10, in Defiance Ohio.
Carol Gee Civiello, email@example.com, April 9, 2000 - GEE - FLICKINGER
My dad's family, the GEEs, lived in Defiance County prior to about 1885. I'm always looking for information about Gee or FLICKINGER families.
Eugene T. Mauk, firstname.lastname@example.com, May 10, 2000 - MAUK, WARWICK, etc.
Looking for info on Amos Mauk and Sarah E. WARWICK. AmosMAUK born 6 September 1857, in Rohrerstown, Lancaster County, Pa. died 3 April 1941, father John Mauk born Columbia County, Pa. mothers maiden name KUGEL, born in Pa. Sarah E. WARWICK was born approx 1856 in Tennessee, died 3 May 1905. father Arron J. WARWICK married Mary Catherine KOAGLE on 2 March 1854. Amos MAUK married Sarah E. WARWICK on 26 July 1877 in Defiance, Oh. and moved to Toledo Oh. They had 3 sons, Amos G. Mauk, Chester A. Mauk, and Percey Eugene MAUK. Amos Mauk had 2 brothers and one sister, Martin Mauk of Orlando, Fl. C. S. Mauk of Los Angeles, Calif. and Mrs. William, Lizzie MAUK HALL of Bowling Green, Oh. Looking for any info you may have.
Edward Howey, firstname.lastname@example.com, May 11, 2000
Defiance - HOWEY, Hicksville - MAXWELL, JOHNSON, THORNBURG
Dan Grammer, firstname.lastname@example.com, May 12, 2000 - HUGHES, NEWELL
Does anyone know any relationship between Mason Co, WV and Defiance Co, OH? My ancestor, Andrew HUGHES, who was born in Defiance Co in abt 1854 married Flora NEWELL of Mason Co in 1874. The marriage took place in Defiance Co. She died before 1880. Her parents are shown in the Mason Co 1870 and 1880 census. In the 1870 census she is shown with them. In the 1880 census Andrew HUGHES is shown living with them as a widower. In doing research in Defiance Co. I found several locations that look like they may have been named for places in Mason Co, WV. I have been at a brick wall on Andrew HUGHES for years. Maybe Flora's parents moved to Defiance Co, shortly after 1870, did not like it and moved back by 1880. It has always seemed unusual to me that these two families got together. I would love to know how this happened. Maybe it would help me unravel, who Andrew's parents are. There are several Andrew HUGHES in the Defiance County area and I have not been able to determine which one is mine.
Chloie Luckow, firstname.lastname@example.com, May 18, 2000 - ELSER, MCCAVIT, CURTIS
Looking for any ELSER, McCAVIT or CURTIS information in Defiance Co. My grandmother and other ancestors lived there in the mid to late 1800`s.
Nancy Blevins, firstname.lastname@example.com, May 21, 2000 - MYERS, ARNOLD, KOENIG
I am looking for ancestors and descendants of A. MYERS b. abt. 1832 in Wutthenburg, Germany and died after 1868. He married Karolina ARNOLD born 1834 in Wutthenburg, Germany. They imigrated to Defiance Co., OH and had six children as follows: Johann "John", Abraham "Abe", Karolina Christina, Wilhelm "William", Louise Katherina, and Karl "Charlie" Ludwig. After A. died Karolina married a Fredrick KOENIG who was a widower with ten children. This marriage probably took place in Defiance Co. Karolina and Fredrick migrated to Butler Co. KS in the 1870's where they are buried. Any information would be appreciated.
Evelyn Chamberlain, email@example.com, May 25, 2000 - BRATTON, SLATER
There is a Marriage Certificate Fraktur hanging on the wall of Binion's Roadhouse Restaurant, 1565 Four Seasons Blvd., Hendersonville, NC 28792.
Information: Marriage Certificate for: Leonard SLATER and Eleanora F (S?) BRATTON of DEFIANCE COUNTY, of STATE OF OHIO were by me united in Holy Matrimony of the State of Ohio at my Office on the 25th. day of October, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Five Witnesses: Cordelia HART and Christopher HOOTMAN
H. C. HOOTMAN, Justice of the Peace
I saw this when my husband & I were dining there. I copied the information. I was told the owner probably bought it at a flea market or estate sale to hang on the wall of the restaurant. Perhaps this is an important piece of information to fill in the gap on someone's family tree. Being a member of DAR and a family genealogist I know how much this can mean to someone researching these families. I will help if I can.
Sandy Baker, firstname.lastname@example.com, May 27, 2000 - NEADERHAUSER
I am researching my husband's ancestor Hironimus NEADERHAUSER b.1841-d.1920 who lived in Defiance. His obituary indicates that he was one of the pioneer farmers of Northwestern Ohio. During the civil war he served in Co D 57 Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He married Catherine HELMICK of Noble Township in 1867. They settled in Tiffin township in the Banner school district. They had seven children. Funeral services for Hironimus were held November 10th, 1920 at the Salem Church.
email@example.com, May 29, 2000 - CRAWFORD, PARKS
I am searching and planning a trip in Sept. to Dicks Creek, Defiance Co. I don't know where that is. My GtGt Grdfthr. was George W. CRAWFORD who m. Mary M.PARKS 5 Nov.1839 in Dicks Creek, Oh. Where do I go from here?
Donna (Humphrey) Gyde, email@example.com, May 30, 2000 - MATTOCK/MADDOX
The name may be spelled MATTOCK / MADDOX / MADDOCK. I am looking for any information on Isaac Mattock b. 11 Dec 1819 in PA per 1880 census. Died 27 Aug 1891 in Adams Twp., Defiance Co., OH Did he have a wife Harriett? and a wife Matilda? His daughter, Clemenza Almina MATTOCK ( 1842 - 1899) is my gr. grandmother. She was born in Coshocton Co. OH. Clemenza mar. Philip Albert CONN. They had daughters Emma, Matilda, Mary, Euphema, Theodosha. I do not know what happened to Philip CONN after 1888, but his wife and girls were poor. Feb. 1892, in Defiance Co., Clemenza married (#2) Jeptha Lindley OGDEN. He took her and the two youngest girls to his home/farm in Carroll Twp., Ottawa County, OH Euphema Conn mar. Henry HUMPHREY (my grandparents). Theodosha mar. Lindley HUMPHREY, first cousin to Henry.
Richard Spurgeon, email@example.com, May 31, 2000 - SPURGEON
I am looking for Amon or Ester Ann SPURGEON. Thank you.
Ree Attaway, email@example.com, June 5, 2000 - HEIMLICHER, McCABE, SCHLOZ, ZIEGLER
Would anyone know where I could find out information on Turnbull Wheel Co. - its employees and when it closed its business? Also, would anyone know about a company called Harley and Whittakers operating in Defiance. I have a picture of a number of women lined up in front of the building including my aunt, I believe. Thanks for any help in advance.
Mike, email@example.com, June 5, 2000 - BALES, DURHAM
I am seeking information on the Durham surname. In my Bales Family line I have 3 Durham men married into the family. I know the Durhams were inDefiance County, Ohio and some lived in Henry County, Ohio. I am trying to find the connections and more information on them. Any help is appreciated. My Bales Family Website is: http://www.expage.com/page/balesfamily Sanford Durham married Lilah Brubaker, he was the son of John Durham and Martha Welder. They had 4 known children. Alonzo Durham married Jennie Brubaker, son of Issac Durham and Clara Coon. Ernest Durham married Bertha Bales.
Carol, firstname.lastname@example.com, June 13, 2000 - PAINTER
I have a obituary I have looked everywhere for these people . Frank PAINTER a native of Defiance County says he was from Bluffton died in Memorial Hospital born on Sept 5 1879 son of Samual and Polly PAINTER (great grandparents to me) at Diller Funeral Home in Bluffton and burial at Hassan Cemetery. I have looked up for the funeral home and cemetary I can not find anything on either on. I don't know if you can help but I thank you for trying.
Phyllis, email@example.com, June 14, 2000 - KURSO
I am looking for information on a Henry and Kate KURSO. They adopted 2 children Estella and Clyde.
Robert J. Moyle, email@example.com, June 14, 2000 - CASEY, HOGAN
I am looking for William CASEY married to Mary HOGAN, in the 1840 census. They lived in Tiffin twp., Defiance Co., Ohio.
Gary Tustison, firstname.lastname@example.com, July 2, 2000 - TUSTISON
On 11 September 1861, at age 22, my ancestor, Martin V. TUSTISON joined the Union Army. Martin lived in Defiance County Ohio at the time. I am wondering if anyone has some hints as to what company, regiment, etc. he might have joined? I started to go thru the entire list of Ohio Regiments anddiscovered that many are in the developmental process. Any leads anyone can provide would be appreciated.
firstname.lastname@example.com, July 10, 2000 - GALLAGHER, WELLS
Seeking data on John Thomas GALLAGHER and Martha Latitia WELLS who were married 20 Aug. 1876. Hoping to find a clue on John's parents. May need to hire researcher for Co. records search, if interested please contact me.
David Garrett, email@example.com, July 14, 2000 - EDGAR
Hello, I hope someone can help me. I have a great-great grandfather named John Edgar born 2/13/1844 and married in Defiance, Ohio 2/13/1861 to a Ellen Kirk.
I am trying to find information on siblings, parents and children. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mary Sandison Fox, firstname.lastname@example.com, July 16, 2000 - GUTHRIE, HOLLINSHEAD, etc.
Descescended from early settler James Timothy Guthrie & wife Mary Hollinshead. Have some family data; family moved to Isabella Co., MI. Names are: Barber, Cook, Guthrie, Hollinshead, Kent, Sprague, Strever. Also some misc. Wartenbe data.
Phyllis White, firstname.lastname@example.com, July 16, 2000 - GEBHARD, TROFFER
Looking for information on Peter TROFFER and Kathryn GEBHARD. Peter d. 3 Jul 1865. Kathryn d. 6 Jan 1865. Peter came from Alsace area of France to the Williams/Defiance County area in 1850.
Sandy Baker, email@example.com, July 16, 2000 - HELMICK, NEADERHAUSER
I am seeking information on the parents of Catherine Helmick b.1839-d.1930 Catherine was originally from Germany, and was living in the Noble Township. She married Hironimus Neaderhauser in 1867, Defiance,OH. Any information on early Helmick families living in the Defiance,OH region would be greatly appreciated.
Philip Doty, email@example.com , July 23, 2000 - HOLZWORTH
I am seeking obituaries from local papers for Henry Dale HOLZWORTH, died June 5, 1979 in Hicksville and Opal (Stauffer) HOLZWORTH, died December 11, 1945 in Hickville. They are both buried in Scipio Cemetery in Allen County, IN. Any help for this member of OGS (Ashland) from California would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Tim Hall, email@example.com, July 24, 2000 - HALL, HART, McCLELLAN
I am looking for info on HALL and MCCLELLAN families in Defiance County OH. Could you give me the persons to contact? I am looking for James Hall who married Minnie Mcclellan in Hicksville, OHin the mid 1890s, I think 1897. They are in the 1900 census for Defiance county, OH. Leander Mcclellan and Barbra Ann Hart were her father and Mother, Samuel Edward Mcclellan was Minnie brother and was born in Hicksville, OH on Oct 10, 1878. Minnie was born on Feb 22, 1881. Minnie had two sisters and six brothers. I am also looking for information on Leander Mcclellan and Barbra Hart.
Glen Huffman, firstname.lastname@example.com, July 24, 2000 - FLEMING, ZIMMERMAN
I am Glen Huffman of Tucson, Az. former resident of Grand Rapids, Wood Co, Ohio, now living in Tucson, Az. Am looking for birth date of my gr grandmother, Elizabeth J. Fleming who married Nathan Zimmerman in Defiance on 12/15/67. Am trying to establish birth date and names of her parents from your area of Ohio. She may have been born in Defiance County area around 1849 or a little earlier. After marrying Nathan Zimmerman, my gr grandfather, they migrated to Linn Co. Kansas, for several years where some of their children were born, and then returned to Ohio - Defiance, Lucas or Wood County. Anyone researching the Fleming family?
Sue Blalock, firstname.lastname@example.com, July 25, 2000 - BARINGER
I am looking for information concerning Wilson Baringer. He was born in 1854 and lived in Defiance County in 1880. His parents were Absolom Baringer and Sarah (Rakestraw) Baringer. He was married to Elizabeth (Heimforth) Baringer about 1875, but Elizabeth died in 1878. We lost track of him after the 1880 census. Any information would be appreciated.
email@example.com, July26, 2000 - SKEES, MADDOX, WEEVER, WILLIAMSON
All in my family tree mid-1800's till now. I was told they originally came from Defiance.1.)William Skees married to Almelia Williamson had son... Clifford Skees 2.)Frank Weever(Weaver) married to Betsy Maddox hada daughter.... Evelyn Weever. Their children would be my great-grandparents. Any help or suggestions on where to look for info would be appreciated.
Rosemarie Beatty, email@example.com, July 28, 2000 - BEATTY, ROSBOROUGH
Would someone be kind enough to send me the info in a obit for FLORENCE C. ROSBOROUGH BEATTY, that was in The Crescent News, Defiance OH. She died June 29, 2000. Many thanks, Researching: Ferguson/Elliott, Davis/Waugh, Beatty/Duffy, Pickel/Straub and Smithson
Doreen Wright Allen, firstname.lastname@example.com, July 29, 2000, TONKIN, POWELL, BURT / BERT
Married Oct. 7, 1922 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Pinconning, MI to CLARA WILHELMNE POWELL, she was born April 20, 1894 and died March 9, 1978. Bert or Burt TONKIN was born JULY 29, 1900 in Calumet, MI and died APRIL 26, 1988 in DEFIANCE CO. OH I would very much like to find an obit for him and his death certificate. I live in Las Cruces, NM can anyone help me? I'm also wondering if he remarried? I have additional information available on both the POWELL and Tonkin families, e-mail me or check out my web site at: http://www.zianet.com/kharbst/Genealogy/page8.htm.
Sandy, firstname.lastname@example.com, Aug. 3, 2000 - CHURCHMAN, HALL
Looking for the children of Urias Vearl Churchman and his wife Anita Marie Hall. Urias V. Churchman was born 5 Sep 1900 in Defiance Co, OH and died Feb 1982 in Williams county, Ohio. I know of only one child: Lester Vearl Churchman, born 11 Dec 1922 in Jackson co, MI and died 1993 in Allen co, IN. Interested in exchanging information on the Churchman family of Defiance county.
Barry A. Cromley, email@example.com, Aug. 3, 2000 - CROMLEY
I am from Paulding County (Antwerp), but my father (living) tells me my grandfather (who died long before I was born) came from Defiance County in the area of the Cromley Cemetery where a lot are buried. I found no info on "Cromley" in any of the Defiance County databases for "Cromley." There are several Cromley's buried in the big cemetery east of Antwerp. Unfortunately I am living in Louisiana now for 23 years and just can't get back there to chase around the county to trace. Any info or source appreciated. I will be glad to send back to you whatever I can put together; just let me know the preferred software application, format and delivery method.
Roberta (Straub) Regelbrugge, email@example.com, Aug. 7, 2000 - ALLEN, TRAVIS
I am curious about the Travis or Allen families (descendants of Ethan Allen). Our family has a farm that was a land grant from Gen. George Washington to Ethan Allen that is in Defiance.
Sherri Fabert, firstname.lastname@example.com, Aug. 8, 2000 - ROSS, SMITH
I am looking for information on William Oscar SMITH b. 15 Feb 1872 at Sadorus, IL. died 5 Dec 1966. Family records state he was buried at Farmer, Ohio. He married Amy ROSS on 4 May 1904. She died 2 Mar 1956. Buried at Farmer, Ohio. Records state that some of their children were born at Farmer, Ohio: Ruth Irene SMITH b 16 Feb. 1921, Betty Kethryn SMITH b 8 Sept 1926, Jay Wendell SMITH b 21 Dec 1928. I would appreciate any help you could give me on this family.
Larry Richards, email@example.com , Aug. 12, 2000 - ADAMS, BLY
I am researching the Adams surname from Defiance or Williams Co., OH. My Grandfather, Marion Adams, was born31 Mar 1880. Williams Co., His parents are Abraham Adams and Virginia Bly-Adams, births and deaths unknown.
Karen Szabo, email@example.com , Aug. 14, 2000 - GEIGER, LENHARDT, etc.
I am looking for information on my GEIGER & LENHARDT lines. My Great-Grandfather was George GEIGER, he married Anna GLANZ (from Henry County). His father (my Great-Great Grandfather) was August GEIGER, born 1846 & died 1935. His mother (my Great-Great Grandmother) was Caroline LENHARDT, BORN 1844 & died 1928. Her parents were Philipp Peter LENHARDT, born 29 January 1839 in Steinwenden, Germany & died 9 November 1895 and Carolina CLEMENS died 5 January 1900. My Grandmother and her 2 sisters were all born in Tiffin Twp., Defiance County. Valeria (Valera) Anna GEIGER born 9 October 1902, Frances A GEIGER born 30 June 1905, and Marie Estella GEIGER born 13 November 1907. They were all the daughters of George & Anna GLANZ GEIGER.
Carole Gregory, email@example.com, Aug. 16, 2000 - ROSE, etc.
Defiance Co OH marriage records show that: James Rose m Orpha Wood 9 Sept 1848. Roxy Rose m John Dillon 7 Sept 1846. Louisa Rose m William H. Hollinger 10 Feb 1848. Rhoda Jane Rose m William Higbee 4 Mar 1860. Freeman Rose m Sally Lloyd 9 Mar 1854. Stillman Rose m Amy Hively 24 July 1859. I would like to exchange any information with researchers of these Defiance County families.
Kim Featherstun, email@example.com, Aug. 16, 2000 - SHOOK
I am researching my grandmother's father, Harry SHOOK (Born in 1886). According to his obituary he was born in Defiance but my grandmother believes it was actually Hicksville. At a young age he was put into an orphanage with his brothers and sisters because his mom passed away and his dad could not handle it. Supposedly he was raised by a family and took on their name but he was not formally adopted. Any ideas on where to go with this information?
Doreen, firstname.lastname@example.com, Aug. 23, 2000 - POWELL, TONKIN
I recently learned that one of my ancestors BERT TONKIN died in Defiance County on April 26, 1988. I would like to learn if he remarried. He was married to Clara Wilhelmine POWELL on Oct. 7, 1922 in Piconning, MI. She died March 9, 1978 in Flint MI. On the death certificate for BERT it says his spouse's name is Alka (Unknown). I would like to find more information about his spouse. Can anyone help me locate an obit for him, that might have the information I'm looking for????
Gai LaMarche, email@example.com, Aug. 23, 2000 - BALL
I am sending you this in hopes you can help me or guide me to someone who can. I have a copy of the Defiance Crescent News dated 1967 with an article and photo about a small cemetery where George Ball was buried in 1866. The photo shows the grave stone and says it is in the Foster Family Cemetery. According to the book "Ohio Cemeteries" this cemetery is located in "Defiance Township NE 1/4, S36, T4, R4. Was on south side of Carter Rd. 1/4 mi west of SR66; 2 1/2 mi south of Defiance. Abandoned." I was just visiting in Defiance, and drove along Carter Rd., but there are a lot of woods, and I had my 95 year-old grandfather, Virgil Ball, in the car with me, so I couldn't stop and go stomping around the woods like I would have liked, looking for the stone. Gramps lives in Tiffin, and at his age is not able to do any searching. Now I am back in Houston, TX and it will be quite a while before I can get up that way again. Do you know of anyone who might be willing to locate this cemeter and the stone for me? I have other Ball relatives in Defiance, but they really aren't interested in genealogy. George was an ancestor of mine, obviously. He and his family emigrated from Alsace in 1830, I have the ship's passenger list. Thank you for any assistance you can give me.
Dawn Pontious, firstname.lastname@example.com, Aug. 26, 2000 - BENDER
I was wondering if someone would be willing to do a look-up for me. I need to know if their were any BENDERs in the Defiance county area around 1880 or 1878. Possibly a city directory look up for now. Thanks
Tom & Lucy, email@example.com, Aug. 30, 2000 - BICE, FRANKS
Aaron E. Franks, married to Maggie Bice. He may have moved to Defiance County around the year 1900 or 1901. His daughter Mae (May) Leone Franks was born February 13, 1901 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio. Mae (May) is my aunt.
Jay Ingalls, email@example.com, Aug. 30, 2000 - LAWYER
Trying to find info on family members of O. Lawyer, listed in 1860 Census. We
have not done a census look up yet, may get that far tomorrow.
Rita Yoder-Kehren , firstname.lastname@example.com, Sept. 2, 2000 - HARBISON/HARTMAN, SALZMAN, YODER
I am looking for the family of Christain Yoder (Christopher) and (Sarah Harbison )Yoder. They had children George, David, Jacob, Ida Belle, Jeremiah, probably born 1850,s. They had 3 children whom died. Would there be any records. Also, looking for the parents of Sarah, last name seems to be Harbison, but on marriage says Hartman. Any Harbison or Hartman families in Ohio. This Harbison /Hartman family also has the names of Margaret and Louis Salzman/Saaltzman.
Dottie Lewis, email@example.com, Sept. 2, 2000 - FARRAH, GREENWOOD
Searching for any information of the Farrah family living in Hicksville in 1870. I have a Mary Alice Farrah, b. there in 1870. One source says her parents were Hazard Farrah and Sarah Greenwood. Another source claims her parents as William Farrah and Mary Greenwood. Any help out there?
Nancy Miller, email@example.com, Sept. 3, 2000 - GRIFFITH, WELLS
Looking for the family-parents of Hiram Griffith b. 1815 believed in Williams Co. OH, married 8 Dec 1836 Elizabeth Wells in Williams Co. OH. She was born 1817 in OH. They moved to Defiance where all their children were born. Josiah Mathew b. 1839, George Washington b. 9 Nov 1841, Charlotte b. 1844, William Henry b. 1846, America b. 1848, Victoria Ann b. 22 Oct 1850, James Monroe b. 1853, Francis M. b. 1858. Some time after 1860 they moved to Wakeda, Carroll Co. MO. If you can connect to this family in any way please contact me.
Lucinda Osborne, firstname.lastname@example.com, Sept. 6, 2000 - OSBORN
Thank you for this site. I am researching my gg grandfather Elijah Osborn b.1795-d.1870 settled in Richland township, Defiance county. Looking for any info on Elijah and decendants-any help appreciated.
Joey, email@example.com, Sept. 12, 2000 - MEYER, PANNING
My great grandmother, Anna Meyer Panning, came from Germany to America in 1872 with her mother, sister Mary Meyer, brothers Heinrich Frederick, Henry, and Herman Meyer. In the 1880 Census I can find Anna married to Henry Panning in Henry County and her brother Fred is with them. Also, in Defiance County I found her sister Mary Meyer married to Fred Meyer and her brother Herman is with them. Henry Meyer is listed as a laborer in Defiance County. But I can't find their mother. I have three possible names for her from the ship passanger lists and from biographies. They are Sophia, Magdalena, and Helen. I found her son Heinrich Frederick in the St. Mark's Cemetery in Adams Township of Defiance County. Next to him is a Meta Meyer, formerly wife of Herman, who died in Oct, 1899. The age and the death date fit, but not the name. Does anyone know anything about Meta Meyer in St. Mark's Cemetery? In the Okolona Bethlehem Cemetery, I found her son Herman and his wife Caroline. There is a Sophia M. Meyer there, but the death date of 1908 seems a little late from the other info I have gathered. Does anyone know anything about Sopia M. Meyer in Okolona Bethlehem Cemetery in Adams Township? Then I found a marriage record of Magdalina Meyer to John G. Stockman. Does anyone have info on John and Magdalina Stockman? I would appreciate anything that could help me piece the Meyer family together. Even info on other Meyer families in the area could help me.
William Slager, firstname.lastname@example.com, Sept, 14, 2000 - BRUBAKER, NOBLE
NOBLE, Calvin Lee(b.13 Oct 1813 in Trumbull Co.) married Anna Brubacher 22 Feb 1842 in Williams county and later lived in Defiance and Paulding counties. Want info on their children.
Art Lumb, email@example.com, Sept. 30, 2000 - PERIARD
My greatgrandparents, Alfred Periard and Elizabeth Barbeau Periard were married in Defiance in the early 1870's. My grandmother Sarah Chlotilde Periard, and presumably her siblings, including Louis Periard and Ovola (sp?), were born in Defiance. I am not sure of the birthplaces of Alfred and Elizabeth, but the French language was spoken in the home. About 1900, the family moved to Saginaw, MI, but their relatives remained in Defiance and Hicksville, as the families visited back and forth. There may still be descendants of these relatives in the Defiance/Hicksville area today. Any information taht can be provided about these ancestors and their families would be much appreciated.
Elaine Koppany, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 4, 2000 - HERMANN
I am looking for any information on a relative from Defiance, Ohio during
the Civil War. I am not sure what side he fought. We have a picture of him.
This is all that is written on the photo "Capt. Hermann"
Jack Walter, email@example.com, Oct. 6, 2000 - WALTER
Seeking origion in Germany, descendents, graves of Isaac WALTER and Peter WALTER, brothers who emigrated from Germany during Civil War. They arrived Charlston or Savannah, were impressed into Confederate Army, deserted to Union lines, were impressed into Union Army, finally released and made their way to Ohio where they settled near Hicksville, according to my grandfather Wm. Walter of LaGrange Co., Ind. whose father John WALTER was an older brother of Isaac and Peter who had migrated to LaGrange Co. in 1859. Jack Walter.
Linda Lacich, email@example.com, Sept. 6, 2000 - ANKNEY, GARY
A post card was found on elm street, Toledo, Ohio of a Jennie Gary. Her picture was on the front and on the back she had written this to a Student of hers a Donnie Ankney. The mailing date was May 24,1912. The picture was taken at a photograper in Defiance, Ohio. Woulld any one on the site, have any idea who the sender or the receiver would be. I am a Gary and we also have Ankneys in our line. She was a very beautiful girl.
Barbara Treaster, email@example.com, Oct. 6, 2000 - TREASTER
Looking for info on John Treaster (Triester, Trester, etc.), married to Eve (Eprecious). Bought land in Defiance county in 1851. Children named: Henry, Mary, Abram, Thomas, Andrew Jackson, John & Barbara.
Dan Fetters, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 7, 2000 - MILLER
I have 2 different lines in the area, one is across the border in DeKalb County, IN.
Michael Miller who is the 1850 census as being born in (approx) 1795 PA. This is in Concord Township. I do find some coincidences and leads in Knox, but wondered if anything was here in Defiance, OH.
The other is my sister's (DiAnn Fetters Bunting, who lives in Pioneer, OH) husband's family.Larry Bunting, son of Dora (Miller) Bunting. Dora is of ill health and Larry has been taking care of her along with his 2 brothers. But they have been unable to provide any names or locations. Larry has thought his grandfather was Gary Miller.
Regina Stein, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 16, 2000 - CLAUS/KLAUS/CLOUS(E)
I am looking for relatives of George, Mathias or William Claus/Klaus/Clous/Clouse who settled in Ney and Mud Creek.
email@example.com, Oct. 22, 2000 - OSBORN
Requesting information on Joseph Miles OSBORN, born Conn. Oct 25, 1824 and died at the battle of Chickamauga Sept. 20, 1863. Was he married? Any children? What Ohio unit did he serve in?
firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 24, 2000 - STEINGASS
Looking for Johann STEINGASS who emigrated from Germany in Oct. 1883.
Debbie Funk, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 26, 2000 - BALL, etc.
Searching for information pertaining to the family lines below. Descendants of Joseph W. Ball
Generation No. 1
1. JOSEPH W.1 BALL was born Abt. 1805 in VA/PA ????, and died 1875 in Defiance, Ohio. He married CATHERINE HOLLENBACH.
Child of JOSEPH BALL and CATHERINE HOLLENBACH is
2. i. JOSEPH W. JR.2 BALL, b. 1833, PA/VA ????.
Generation No. 2
2. JOSEPH W. JR.2 BALL (JOSEPH W.1) was born 1833 in PA/VA ????. He married MARY E. SHRUM 1857 in Defiance, Ohio.
Children of JOSEPH BALL and MARY SHRUM are
i. MARY ANN3 BALL, b. January 14, 1879, Defiance, Defiance County, OH; d. November 17, 1915, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio; m. (1) ?; m. (2) WILLIAM LOWER; m. (3) PHARIS KEEZER, May 16, 1897, Paulding County, Ohio.
ii. ORLANDO BERT BALL.
iii. JOSEPH W. BALL.
iv. JOHN ALBERT BALL.
v. AGNES CATHERINE BALL.
vi. GEORGE BYRON BALL.
vii. WILLIAM WARREN BALL.
viii. ALONZO W. BALL.
ix. ROY JAMES BALL.
x. CHARLES BALL.
Descendants of Mary Ann Ball
Generation No. 1
1. MARY ANN3 BALL (JOSEPH W. JR.2, JOSEPH W.1) was born January 14, 1879 in Defiance, Defiance County, OH, and died November 17, 1915 in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. She married (1) ?. She married (2) WILLIAM LOWER. She married (3) PHARIS KEEZER May 16, 1897 in Paulding County, Ohio, son of GEORGE KEEZER and PELINA GRAHAM.
Child of MARY BALL and ? is
i. ETHEL4 ?.
Children of MARY BALL and WILLIAM LOWER are
ii. EDITH4 LOWER.
iii. RUTH LOWER.
iv. MABEL LOWER.
v. WILLIAM LOWER.
Children of MARY BALL and PHARIS KEEZER are
vi. HAZEL4 KEEZER.
vii. CLARA VIOLA KEEZER, b. September 11, 1902, Defiance, Ohio; d. August 1990, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio; m. GEORGE LEO DECHANT, 1925, Ohio.
~~~~~~~Have more on the family line of Clara Viola KEEZER.
Lois Durr, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct, 26, 2000 - NEEDHAM, GRANDY, PIERCE, ARRANDT, HOOTMAN, etc.
I am looking for info on my g. grandmother Harriet (Hattie) Needham. I believe she lived in Defiance Cty in about 1860. She was b. in New York. Her parents were Truman and Miranda Needham. Her brother Edwin Needham m. a Esther Grandy of Defiance Ohio. They all moved to Hartford, Van Buren Cty, MI where they appear on the 1870 census. Truman and Miranda Needham were b. in VT. Hattie m. Chas. G. Pierce of Greene Cty Ohio. His people were from Vt and possible NH and NY. Hope we can connect.
Nov. 1, 2000 - Thanks to a response by the helpful people at the Defiance Cty Library I made a phone call and learned this is the correct spelling of my g.aunt's husband. My mothers mother was Jennie Pierce, she had a sister Elizabeth (Lizzie) b. in Ohio in abt. 1874 [source population schedule-US census 1880-Hartford, Van Buren Cty, MI]. Lizzie was married to a Frank Traver until at least 1916. Later she married (Ray?) Arrandt of Hicksville Ohio. I remember visiting them. So Ray and Lizzie probably died in the 1950's or after. I learned today that the Arrandts may also be related to the Pierces through their mother.
I am looking for Esther Grandy and her family. Her parents were N. Grandy and Anna Grandy. She was born in Ohio. She died in 1894 in Hartford, Van Buren Cty, MI --Her husband Edwin Needham died in 1929 in Hartford, Van Buren Cty, MI. His obituary sd. his wife came from Defiance Ohio. He was b. in 1848. His parents were Maranda and Truman Needham.
I am looking for my g.grandfather Chas. G. Pierce b. in Ohio and m. to Harriet Needham dau. of Trauman and Maranda Needham. Harriet's brother Edwin m. Esther Needham of Defiance Cty. All moved to Hartford, Van Buren Cty, MI in the 1870's. My g. aunt Elizabeth Pierce was b. in Ohio and later married a Ray (?) Arrandt of Hicksville. I believe "Lizzie" died in Hicksville OH in abt the 1950's. She was born in 1874. His parents came from N.H. and VT and possibly New York. Family history says we were at that time (1900) 4th or 6th cousins of Franklin Pierce. I learned today there are connections to the Arrandts through the Hootmans to the Pierces.
Update - Jan. 27, 2001
Hello-I have learned so much more! Chas G. Pierce (m.Harriet Needham-1868) is most likely the brother of Mary A. Pierce (m. John A. Hootman-1863). They are the children of William G. (b. VT)and Ada Pierce (b. NY). Both were born in Milford Twnship and married in Defiance County, Ohio. My g. aunt Lizzie m. Ray Arrants in 1948 and lived and died in Hicksville in 1955. Hope to hear from you.
Sue Lumb, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 27, 2000 - SWILLEY, PERIARD
Gusta Swilley, died April, 1900 in Hicksville. She was a cousin of my grandmother, Sara Periard, who was born and lived in the area until about 1900. Any info on Gusta Swilley, or her family?
Larry Gaston, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 29, 2000 - GASTON
I am interested in any information I can find on the surname of Gaston. My father was Wayne Gaston (passed away in 1980), the son of David Gaston who lived in Defiance County, he died in 1972, His father was Wilson Gaston and he died in 1916 and is buried in Antwerp, Ohio. I don't know anything further back than that. I would like to find our more information on this subject.
Nina Stirlen, firstname.lastname@example.com, Oct. 31, 2000 - HARRINGTON
My gggrandfather Michael Harrington of Toledo, OH died in 1905 his obit
states he was survived by a brother JEREMIAH HARRINGTON of Defiance, OH.
Would like more info on Jeremiah if possible.
Mike Marsh, firstname.lastname@example.com, Nov. 2, 2000 - GOFF, SCHOOLEY, etc.
I'm in possession of a book of limericks/poems writing by cousins/sisters/friends of Amanda Belle Goff (Schooley) - my gg grandmother. Most of these the entries were between 1884-1890, and most of the persons were from Defiance county. The surnames of the persons who wrote these 'diddies' to my gg grandmother are - Schooley, Warner, Wentworth, Coward, Dunlap, Lybarger, Dixson, Wish, Ogilivie, McCartney, Leynde, Goff, Harris, Keener, McCormick, Elliot, Williams, Strong, Aston, Clark, and Erter. I have done my best to read the handwriting and some of the above names are guesses, so it is possible that I have not read the writing correctly. There are over 50 entries from locals of Defiance and surrounding counties to Amanda. If you have any of these names in your research, and you are interested in having me look up poems authored by individuals which are connected to these names. I'm happy to do so. Just let me know.
Frank Durham, firstname.lastname@example.com, Nov. 5, 2000 - DURHAM, TEEPLE, WRIGHT, etc.
My GGGrandfather James Durham settled in Milford in 1840 and lived there until 1884 at his death. He and his 1st wife Zelindah Wright Durham were married in Columbiana Co. Ohio. They had 8 children. His second wife had 4 boys, last name Teeple, then she, Julia Ann Mock Teeple Durham married James in 1853. They then had 5 children. Family consisted of these members. Isabella and Dr. William Snook, Angeline and Levi Vanniman, Melissa and Elias Bassett, Lucetta and Lewis Chaney, Druzilla Durham , Oliver and Ida Walton Durham, Philena and Henry Kniss, Edgar and Nancy Jane McGaffick, Elizabeth and Reuben Sellers, James W. Durham and Sarah??, Asa and Clara Shott, Soloman and Alice Worthington, Daniel and Christena Sindel. The four Teeple children males three identified. Almond and Mary Hanline, Ephraim and Anna Maria Swank, and Ira and Nancy Jane Darr. Probate record mentions pictures and family Bible would like to find them. Have many researching family members looking for further documentation and relatives.
Ken Writtenhouse, email@example.com, Nov. 7, 2000 - SILVERS, PATTON
Looking for info on Lester Silvers born 1861 Darke Co., OH married 1881 Emma Belle Patton in Darke Co., OH, they had 11 children, 3 living in 1910 in Hicksville, OH.
Susie Mae Silvers 1885- John C Silvers 1888- Alvin V. Silvers 1896-
Would like info on deaths of Lester and Emma Silvers, she died 4-12-1923 in Defiance co., OH. Looking for marriage for kids too.
Mary L Wolverton, firstname.lastname@example.com, Nov. 8, 2000 - SUTTON, PATTEN
I am looking for anyone connected with Hazel Ferne Sutton married Glen Patten b 1902. Hazel and Glen Patten had children Betty Rose Patten b 1927, and Norma Jean Patten b 1931.
Fahren Grissom, email@example.com, Nov. 11, 2000 - BEEBE, FIZTENBER
I am looking for information about Richard and Denise Fiztenber Beebe who lived in Defiance Co. about the late 1950s. Thanks.
Mary Huhman, email@example.com, Nov. 12, 2000 - LICHTY
I found a birth record in Washington Twp., Defiance Co., Oh for (no name) LICHTY, (b) 23 Jan 1882 (Ill in column) with mother listed as Mary Ellen LICHTY. Mary Ellen supposedly born Paulding Co., Oh. Does anyone have any knowledge of this birth or how I might find out more?
Karen, firstname.lastname@example.com, Nov. 12, 2000 - WILLIAMSON
Am looking for information on the Williamson's in Defiance. My great-grandfather George Williamson, was born in Pennsylvania but lived most his life in Defiance, his children were born there. If anyone can help me, I'm at a road block. Thanks for your help.
Mary Ann Phillips, firstname.lastname@example.com, Nov. 13, 2000 - GEIGER
This family lived in Defiance country, Ohio, and Toledo around the turn of the century. I inherited photos of 4 generations of Geigers because the owner didn't know if she had any Geiger relatives remaining. She is since deceased at the age of 95+. I would love to share them with the Geiger family.
Kathie Talbot, email@example.com, Nov. 21, 2000 - BULLOCK, CRARY, PALMER
Researching Frances C. Bullock who married Osgood S. Crary 11 May 1851, Defiance. Osgood died 20 July 1864 of wounds received in Civil War. They were Farmer twp in 1860. Looking for date of death for Frances and cemetery where they are buried. Did she remarry and remain in Defiance Co?. Believe she is sister to my 2nd gr grandmother, Nancy R. Palmer who was in Hicksville at that time. Looking for links to their parents in NY.
Gary Tustison, firstname.lastname@example.com, Nov. 28, 2000 - TUSTISON
I am looking for the existence of a John Tustison- I believe he was born in Defiance County- Hicksville area around 1855. Does anyone have access to a detailed 1860 census listing that could determine that Nelson Tustison of Defiance County had a son named John? Or can someone point me to a site that might have the information?
Sue Chism, firstname.lastname@example.com, Dec. 6, 2000 - DAVIS, MOYER
Would like to find additional information on the marriage of Refina (Ruffina) Moyer and James Davis. The marriage took place on July 31, 1883 in Defiance Co., Ohio. Ruffina would have been 21 years of age at this time. Would marriage records have given her birthplace? Her parents were Daniel and Mary Ann Ranes Moyer. Three of her siblings were born in Allen County (William, Elizabeth, Sarah Jane). I am trying to locate Samuel ( another brother) and Ruffina's birthplaces. Did James and Ruffina live in Defiance County? Were there children? I also have a marriage for Ruffina listed as taking place September 1, 1891 to E. K. Burnett, but taking place in Henry County, Ohio. This marriage is a matter of court record. Was she actually married twice? If so, what happened to James Davis?
Donel Stanley, email@example.com, Dec. 7, 2000 - HUBERT, SCHILLINGER
I am researching my family roots in and around Defiance, Ohio. I have relatives currently living there now. I am trying to locate more information on the HUBERT and SCHILLINGER surname. If anyone can add any information to what I have, that would be most appreciative. I have a website www.tanddstanley.homestead.com/index.html that may help someone else. I know some of my family was buried in Blue Creek Cemetary, but I believe that is in Paulding Cty. I am trying to get information when Augustus Hubert first came over to the Ohio Region, what part of Germany was he from and to go back from that.
Mary Huhman, email@example.com, Dec. 7, 2000 - LICHTY, LINTZ, DULL, MOON
I am searching for a birth/christening record for Mary Ellen LICHTY, = born Paulding Co., Oh. 22 July 1862 who married an Amos M. MOON ca = 1864. Parents are Joseph LICHTY (b) ca 1830 in Pa.& Sarah LINTZ (b) 14 = Oct. 1833 possibly in Stark Co., Oh. Parents possibly Benjamin LINTZ & = Rebecca DULL. Mary Ellen may have had brothers, Orville B. LICHTY born 8 Sept. 1853 = in Cecil, Paulding Co., Oh & md. Fanny A. Sallinger 26 May 1889 in Def. = Co., Oh. Benjamin ca 1854. =20 1860 Census Index for Paulding Co. has a Joseph LICHTY listed. Is there = anyone who has access to this census that would be able to check please? There is also a Joseph LICHTY listed in the 1850 census Index for = Defiance Co., Oh at Richland Twp. I will appreciate any info. that someone might have to share.
BARRY E. LUTZ, email@example.com, Dec. 12, 2000 - WILHELM, MARANTETTE
Searching for information on this family-John Wilhelm of Defiance Ohio married Agnes Marantette b. 17 Nov 1856 Mendon Michigan. Aware of these children Frances Harley, Carl G., Donald, Edmund, D'nelle and Captain Walter. Would appreciate any assistance. Thank you.
Laura Edwards, email@example.com, Dec. 18, 2000 - HOOTMAN
Christopher Hootman native of Hicksville, Oh died Dec. 2, 1900 at his home at the age of 83 y/o source Christian Standard, December 15, 1900 edition, page 1610, an announcement written by his son, Addison Monroe Hootman. I have more to send but I'm out of time for now. BTW- Barbara Brown Hootman that is quoted on the web page is my mother. The both of us are so grateful to the very kind and helpful souls we've encounted in our search for information on family members! http//www.lauraloft.f2s.com
Julianne Fishell, firstname.lastname@example.com, Dec. 20, 2000 - ADAMS, CARPENTER
I am researching an N.B. ADAMS from Lisbon, New London County, Connecticut who came to Defiance with his wife, Mary CARPENTER in 1836. They had one child who survived infancy, Ellen Elizabeth ADAMS. He died in August 1843. Family tradition has it that the family was related to President Adams. I'm not counting on that, but I am interested to find out more about the mysterious N.B. (like his name!!).
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Hello-sweet friends!!! Before I share my tale about finding a functional purpose for an old shutter I found on the farm-I have to give you an update on our beautiful grandson!!!
- Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop #106
- Foyer Staircase Makeover- Part One
36 thoughts on "Re-purposing a vintage shutter"
I love this! It looks great, and I think something like this may work in my kitchen. I would love it if you would stop by and share tonight at 10pm at the Totally Terrific Tuesday Link Party!
Thank you so much, Christie! I'm glad you liked it-and I'd love to see what you do with yours!! I'll definitely stop over tonight! I appreciate the invite!!!
wowsers Christine!!!! LOVE what you did !!!
Thank you, Christine!!!
I just LOVE your coffee station. Now I am in the market for an old vintage shutter! Thanks for the inspiration. So glad you shared with us at Merry Monday. I'm looking forward to your share with us at next week's party!
Thank you so much for stopping by, Shirley, and for your kind words! I will definitely be back next week! I LOVE your party!
Oh i love this. Can't wait to feature it next week. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me.
Oh goodness, Marty!!! You are such a sweetheart! Thank you so much for stopping by-and for the feature! It means the world to me!!
What a great space–love the shutter repurpose!
Thank you, Becky!! I'm so happy you stopped by!!!
Love how you've used the shutter, so creative!
Thanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY.
Thank you, Cindy! It's turned out to be pretty handy in the kitchen too!!!
You always bring the cutest things to our party! Thank you. Pinned and tweeted. We feel honored that you take the time to stop by our party. I hope to see you on Monday at 7 pm. We love to party with you! Happy Sunday! Lou Lou Girls
Thank you, Kimberly! You know I love to party with the lovely Lou Lou Girls!! I SO appreciate your support and sweet comments too!!!
Super Cute!! I love this!! Hey I would love for you to share your stuff on My 2 Favorite Things on Thursday Link Party!! It's still open!!
Thank you, Elaine! I appreciate the invite! I always LOVE a good party!!
Thanks so much for linking up at the Totally Terrific Tuesday Link Party last week. Please come back again this week…we'd love to know what you've been up to. The party starts at 10pm. I hope to see you there!
Love this charming old shutter and the whole vignette. Thank you for sharing at my Show and Share Party…drop by on Monday…you will be featured.
Thank you so much, Linda!
Christine, by now you have got to go see your new little grandson. Congrats to you! Glad you are feeling better!! Love the way you repurposed the shutter and the old paint is fabulous! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
You are such a dear, Jann!! Yes, I did get to see Maxwell, and I am totally in love! Thank you so much for the visit and sweet comment.
I saw this gorgeous shutter make over at Marty's and was just gob smacked. It is just fantastic!
We'd love to invite you to share with us at Ivy and Elephants, it would be a pleasure to have you.
Thank you so much, Patti! I'm so glad you liked it! And thank you for the invite! I'll definitely stop over!!!
Hi there! I'm visitng from Grace at Home…your great idea for this shutter caught my eye right away…I have so many elements very similar to yours but I am racking my brain where I could put this in my very tiny L-shaped kitchen with not much usable wall space…hmmm. Anyway, I love how you have put this old shutter to such great use!
I sure know what you mean about lack of wall space, Debby! The one I placed the shutter on is really the only large wall in the whole darn kitchen!!! Good luck, and let me know if you figure something out. I'd love to see it! I just checked your blog and love it!! Thank you so much for stopping by for a visit!! Blessings!
I really like this! I'm a sucker for old shutters, and I love the way you've made this practical by adding the baskets. Very cool!
Thanks so much for joining Grace at Home! I'm featuring you this week.
Thank you so much, Richella! You just made my whole week!!!
How Lovely! Love if you stop by My Fabulous Friday Party and Share your beautiful treasures. thanks Maria http://www.simplenaturedecorblog.com/fabulous-friday-party-23/
christine love, what a beautiful part of 1870, it is a door or a window shutter ???
it is so beautiful and they have decorated it beautifully !!!
love all of angie from Germany
Thank you, Angie!!! I'm not sure which building on our farm it was on-but it is a window shutter!!!
Featuring this tonight on Trash 2 Treasure Tuesday! Wonderful upcycle!
Yippee!! I'm truly honored!! Thank you so much, Kammy!!!
What a great repurpose for this old shutter! Thanks so much for sharing it at the Vintage Inspiration Party, CD!!
This is so cute and functional. All those aromatic things in one place, love it! I am featuring this tonight on Merry Monday, hope you can stop by!


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Bulimia, obesity and modelling, ironic right?
Also, I <3 being ginger, that's why I even type in ginger ;)
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
A few photos from my last shoot
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The Michigan Flute Orchestra is an ensemble of dedicated and accomplished flutists from the southeastern Michigan area. The instrumentation of the orchestra comprises the entire spectrum of the flute family: bass flute, alto flute, the conventional C flute, and piccolo. This unique orchestra performs a varied repertoire of music which displays the tonal richness and cohesiveness of the flute family.
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24 Words Per Film #17
Great Outdoors: Hughes' script is strangely devoid of insight into teens. Akroyd's comic power can't undermine Candy's singular hilarity--makes you really miss them.
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text: I paid a visit to the newly opened Provence on Guerrero at 22nd since it is 100 ft or so from our apartment. In short- a delightful new neighborhood spot. We shared a goat cheeze salad, rabbit and lamb mains, and a cherry clafouti dessert. All well prepared and presented with veggies included, the staff were friendly and eager [partners and family members I believe] and it is a bright, attractive place. A welcome addition to "Baha Noe", but replicated by similar places in other neighborhoods across the city, so probably not a "Destination" restaurant. They don't [yet] have a "prix pixe" option so with mains at the $10[veggie pasta]>>$23[lamb] level, salads/appetizers at $6>9 and desserts at about $6, it isn't cheap. The wines seemed intriguing, but we didn't partake. I've read that the now closing Alma a block away is morphing into a French bistro, and the excellent value Watercress is nearby as well, so Provence faces a challenging future, but it seem to hold promise-definately worth a try if you are not too far away.


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Relationship between student communication interaction and sense of community in higher education
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This study developed a quantitative methodology to ascertain lead indicators of student sense of community whilst undertaking a course of study. Study participants (N=464) were drawn from students enrolled in undergraduate and postgraduate Education units within a large Australian metropolitan university. Through juxtaposing student online behaviours with an online survey, the data demonstrates that students and study units with greater frequencies of communication interactions possess stronger levels of sense of community as determined by Rovai's [Rovai, A.P. (2002b). Development of an instrument to measure classroom community. Internet and Higher Education, 5(3), 197–211.] Classroom Community Scale (CCS). As a result of the identification of this relationship utilising a quantitative process, education practitioners and managers now possess the formative evaluative tools and indicators necessary to gauge student sense of community on an ongoing basis. Therefore, education managers and practitioners have the capacity to monitor and alter the learning and teaching practices designed and implemented to promote community among the student cohort in a just-in-time environment.


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But graduation week was so much fun! Wednesday was the big pinning ceremony, where nurses are pinned by (usually) a nurse, or someone who's had an impact on their college career. I asked my professor, Dr. Fowler, to pin me because she counseled me on my military nursing career path, as she was an Army nurse working in the psychiatric field during Vietnam, and actually got to wear the white dress with white tights and the cap. She has always been a genuine person and allowed me to grow to find the right branch for me.
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Football has enough issues when it comes to the perception of the safety of the game. The last thing they need is a former player coming out and saying he regrets every playing. That's what the league is dealing with right now with former Steeler and Redskin, Antwaan Randle El.
Antwaan Randle El is only 36 years old, but apparently he can barely get up and down the stairs, and most concerning, he constantly forgets things. The league is going to have to deal with this for years to come, as more and more players speak out about their life after football.
"If I could go back, I wouldn't" play football, he told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in a Steelers-themed project posted Tuesday. "I would play baseball. I got drafted by the Cubs in the 14th round, but I didn't play baseball because of my parents. They made me go to school. Don't get me wrong, I love the game of football. But right now, I could still be playing baseball."
"I ask my wife things over and over again, and she's like, 'I just told you that,' " Randle El told the Post-Gazette. "I'll ask her three times the night before and get up in the morning and forget. Stuff like that. I try to chalk it up as I'm busy, I'm doing a lot, but I have to be on my knees praying about it, asking God to allow me to not have these issues and live a long life. I want to see my kids raised up. I want to see my grandkids."
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hey i bought this phone two months back.....i had a software prob on the second day itself...the internal software got curropted wen i connected it to the pc....i went to the dealer and he exchanged my phone for a new one....but now again this phone is giving me new probs......i don think its a good phone....its better to go for w550.....not only me 3 of my other friends who bought this phone hav faced the same prob
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well yes u must go for this set. I bought it a couple of days ago and i believe it gives its full price when compared to the functions it has
Hey guys and girls, I am going to get this phone in about a month and I was wondering if it had a torch. I dont noe why but i wanna noe if its got a torch... Can someone plz tell me or i'd rather you e mail me >
email@example.com thanks. xoxo oxox...
i already check this phone price in malaysia and the price is surprisingly very high for a low budget mobile like this.
the price is RM730.
i am very frustrated.
Im using K750 n guys, its awesome.i dont have any intention to change to any phone until i saw w300..how is it actually..the features are interesting though 1.3mp camera.to nokia's users who intend to switch to SE, u r all welcomed.SE is user friendly.I used to be loyal user of nokia but change my view about SE once i bought j200.
I bought this phone in USA and works really well, but i have one problem: How can i select the spanish language for the phone, or where can I download the software that allows my phone to work with spanish?????
TO SAM from SL
I have had a Sony Ericsson W850 for a month now and I just bought this W300i for my son for Christmas. The SE W850i was my 1st ever SE phone. I've only ever used Samsungs so I was a bit cautious. I needn't have worried as I find the SE's very user friendly. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
i had bought the phone (w300)like around july and jus the other day i was on the phone talkin to my mother then when i hung up from her i went to make another call. Such a coincidence when i took the phone out of my pocket it had apparently been showin a blank screen , the phone had not drop or anything so i jus wanna know why is the phone actin in such a way , to be onest i dont think that ericsson`s company takes time and put together there phone they start doing the weirdest times sometimes , i cud tall u that cause its the second ericson that ive had in my lifetime so guys ull please do a better job on the phones pleaes or ull are goin to loose a very great customer and (by the way i took the phone to be exchange and they were saying that they cant exchange it)
can sumone giv me a website where i can get free ringtones and GAMES because i accidentally resetted the phone. originally it had NEOPETS lmfao, and these two other games. how old do the SE staff think we are?? i mean NEOPETS??? Seriously does anyone know a site with good cellphone games? this is my first phone EVER and i love it besideds the fact that the games suk
do w300i have good picture quality?? because from what i know, it only have VGA... is it still fine? doesn't it hang or turn itself off like 6111?? i'm confuse :( i like this phone when it is close but i dont like the way the pads are arranged... is it easy to use? where can you buy this phone in the philippines at only 9500 pesos?? thanks a lot!!
OMG! I'm getting this phone in 1 month 1 week and 2 days or something like that. My friend has this phone and he said its excellent and yes it comes with that cord thingy that you plug into your computer to do the song thing. The music quality is good but the camera aint that great but still if you ask me, I say GO FOR IT! and BUY IT! it is now down from $280 to $200 bargain!!
Hey guys..im willing to buy SE W300i soon.iv never used a SE phone before..but were Nokia.so one told me that SE phones are NOT USER FRIENDLY..is that true??? Is it worthy for money?
i've used a w550 but unfortunately it got lost last june. i'm using a moto c261 now and it really sucks! the battery charge lasts only for 2 days (that's with the phone turned off during midnight).
i just want to tell you guys that sony ericsson phones, especially the ones having the battery model BST-37, are the best when it comes to battery charge life. the charge lasts for 3-4 days (as i have experienced from my lost phone).
now i'm planning to buy a w300. it only costs 9500 pesos (about 200 USD) here in the Philippines. that's really cheap for a phone with a satisfactory screen quality (TFT LCD; 128x160 pixels; 262k colors supported), bluetooth, and most of all, super high quality music playing with its earphones (actually you can use any 3.5mm earphones/headphones) or even with its loudspeaker (although not stereo-chanelled unlike w550). what's more nice is that the memory is expandable (by the way, it's only w300 which offers a 256mb memory card in that price tag). the only drawback is the 0.3 megapixel camera (VGA; 640x480 pixel images are yielded). this phone supports graphic themes. you can download free themes for this phone from www.lasyk.net.
it's very nice that sony ericsson offers this phone with a cheap price but with the features of the expensive ones. i really like the walkman brand (the original name for portable music players, it's not iPod!). finally, it's again revived through SE phones. it's on the streets again kicking asses! :)


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Life insurance: Tips for first-time buyers
Making decisions when there are a plethora of options is no easy task. When it comes to life insurance, there are different companies, different plans and different levels of coverage. Faced with this difficult decision, many buyers opt for Route 1, without ensuring that it's the best route.
First-time buyers should be especially careful, however. Life insurance is a long-term plan and should be bought with due care. A bad choice could leave you with buyer's remorse or a plan that does not suit your insurance needs. However, getting to understand life insurance before you own a policy can help you make informed and prudent choices.
Understand your need
The first thing you should cover is whether you need life insurance right now. Some persons would argue that everyone needs it, but the reality is that some persons really need it, while it'd be a luxury to others. The role of life insurance in your overall financial plan should also be addressed. At this stage, you need to ask yourself the right questions:
- How many financial dependents do I have, and what would happen to them if I passed away?
- Would my financial, or family, circumstances change in the near future? (This is particularly important if you're single and dependent-free now)
- How would buying life insurance affect my financial plan (Would you still be able to afford sufficient medical coverage?)
The answers to those questions help you to determine the type of life insurance you need and how much coverage you should buy.
Estimate your life insurance needs
Buying too much life cover can be as bad as buying too little. Needs estimators allows you to determine the ideal coverage level based on your circumstances, finances and preferences. There are many free needs estimators online that would help you to get a ball-park figure. In estimating the coverage levels, it's best to separate short-term and long-term insurance needs as well.
If you know a trusted and qualified insurance sales representative or advisor, you can also liaise with them to determine how much coverage you should buy. Avoid the insurance professionals who have self-interest at heart though.
Familiarize yourself with the life insurance options
There is a debate concerning the merits of term life insurance and permanent life cover. To complicate things even more, there are various types of life policies within each group. For instance, there are various whole life plans, several universal life plans and a number of term life options that you can choose.
Some persons would tell you that term is always better or that it is normally better to buy cash-value insurance. The most important thing is that you buy a plan (or plans) that suit your needs. Making comparisons between plans and among insurers can also make your final choice more appropriate.
Determine whether you need riders and which ones suit your needs
Riders are the informal term for optional supplementary benefits. Some life plans are robust enough that you can add a critical illness benefit or disability income benefit to them. There are many other "riders" that enhance the coverage, but the availability of certain riders may be subject to the plan that you choose. The most common rider among all plans is one that offers double indemnity for cases of accidental death.
Ask to see a specimen contract
The actual life insurance contract may be difficult for the average person to understand. They use a lot of life insurance lingo and legal terms that many persons are not familiar with. In addition, there can be several clauses and exclusions written in the contract – like non-forfeiture options, policy loans and provisions for reinstatement of the policy. You should be aware of these and clarify them with an insurance representative if possible.
Purchasing life insurance should be viewed as a process instead of an event, particularly for first-time buyers who should familiarize themselves with the concept. Sometimes it might seem tedious to do all the work beforehand, but it can save you thousands of dollars. Buying a bad policy is like flushing money down the toilet; it's worth doing the research on the concept, the products and the companies.
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