Geauga County, Ohio, Posted Queries for

Geauga County, Ohio

Posted Queries for June thru October 2002



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BRANT, BRIDGE, DAVIS, WATERMAN posted by Joanne Wilken on Saturday, June 22, 2002
John O. Waterman (b 1799 VT) married Jane (Davis) Brant in Geauga Co., OH on 3/26/1826 We would like information as to who are the couple's parents. This couple is still in Ohio in 1840. In 1852 their daughter, Mary O, is married to Joseph Bridge in Henderson Co., IL.

GUNSOLUS, GUNSOLY posted by Lucille Brown on Saturday, June 22, 2002
I am looking for any information on Peter Gonsoly. or Gunsolus. I found a Gonsoly in the 1830 census for Geagua county but that is the only place I have found him and hoping it may by my Peter Gunsolus. He came from NY somewhere between the time of 1800 to 1838. WE have lost him between this time zone and are grasping at straws. If anyone has anything about the Peter Gonsoly that could confirm this is not Peter Gunsolus please let me know. I don't know what records are available there in the 1830 time period. Would appreciate any info possible. Thanks. Lucille

JONES posted by Ken Jones on Sunday, June 23, 2002
I am seeking information on James Riley Jones b. April 2, 1845 Geauga County/Painesville. CW records note Geauga, pension requests note Painesville. However there is a dead end at Painesville. In Parkman Township there was a Jones Settlement circa 1840. It appears that Grandparents are taking in grandchildren but James R. is not among them. In 1860 he is living in Michigan as a farm hand for a family named Mount in Calhoun County. I am publishing a family history and would like to add info. about his parents but can't find them. Thanks.

BELZER, BOWDEN, LAWRENCE, STEPHENS posted by Naomi King on Sunday, June 30, 2002
I am researching the Belzer, Bowden, Lawrence, and Stephens families. Any help would be appreciated.

MCGRAW, RICHMOND, SMITH posted by Eileen King on Wednesday, July 3, 2002
I am looking for additional information on my grandfather's family. My grandfather, Edward Richmond, was born in Burton January 11, 1901. From the story I remember when I was little, I believe the family lived next to where the library stands today. I've been able to find out that his father, Joseph Richmond (Richlieu?) was born in 1866 in France. He married Margaret McGraw and had a son Joseph Richmond born February 25, 1888. At some time after 1888, Joseph married Mary Smith. As far as I can tell the children from this marriage were Marie (1894-1908), Ralph (1896), Gertrude (1897-1990), Edward (1901-1977), Helen (1902-1971), Frank (1905-1967), Elizabeth (1907), and Paul (after 1907). Joseph died June 5, 1921 in the Grovewood area of Collinwood of Cleveland. He and a number of family members are buried in Mentor Cemetery. Mary died in December, 1940. They were members of St. Jerome's Church in Cleveland. I believe that my grandfather told me a story about playing with President Garfield's chauffer's children. This would explain the connection to Mentor. I haven't been able to locate any records that show they lived in Mentor, but obviously, it looks like they did. I'd really appreciate any information that could be added to what I've been able to find. I live so close and yet the information I've found is so limited. Trying to chase down a Mary Smith convinces me that my family is trying to hide from me!!!

BOLTON, SCOTT posted by Peggy Waud on Thursday, July 4, 2002
Seeking information on Asa Scott believed to be residing in Newbury in 1830. I have been told he is the son of David Scott and Susanna Bolton. Asa had son Levi David Scott born about 1830 who migrated to Buffalo, New York.

BARKER, DUNWELL posted by Leslie Thomas on Saturday, July 27, 2002
Stephen Dunwell, wife Nancy apparently adopted or fostered two young boys, Maurice/Morris b. 1848 and Charles R. b. 1846 Barker, sons of Lucetta Lusk Rose. She had married a man by the name of Rose, died shortly afterwards and he apparently chose not to raise the boys. Their father John G. Barker apparently never married Lucetta, died in 1850 (just prior to the Newark, Niagara Co. New York census). Both boys ran away and joined the Civil War efforts, Union Army enlisting at Cleveland Ohio. Looking for more information regarding the DUNWELLs

HRDLICKA posted by Gloria Hrdlicka on Thursday, August 8, 2002
Seeking any information on HRDLICKA, lived in Geauga County in 1900. Willing to share information. Please e-mail.

posted by Phyllis Satterlee on Thursday, August 8, 2002
Would like to know the location and any information of what was called "The Corners" in the early 1900's. I think that it may be somewhere around Bundysburg, Middlefield, or Mespo area. My g-g-g grandmother talked about it in her journal.

ATKIN, WARRINER posted by Danny Hall on Monday, August 12, 2002
I am looking for a copy of teh Portrait of Jacob Warriner (1768-1856) and any pictures of his son Orrin and his wife Permelia Atkin

SNOW, WEBSTER posted by Dara DeVicariis on Saturday, August 17, 2002
I am looking for any records, including birth, marriage and death records for a Lurinda Snow. she was born on 11 Mar 1812 in Chester and died the 21st of Nov. about 1838. She was married to Asahel Webster and is believed to have had two children: Mary Jane and Levi Webster. I am most interested in finding her parents, etc.

SCOVILL, SCOVILLE, WARNER posted by Sally Fabro on Thursday, August 29, 2002
Searching for descendents of Loren S. Scovill b. 1-4-1850, d. 8-15-1924, Munson, Geauga County. Sons were, George Willis Scoville (1873-1949), William M. Scoville (1877-1963), and daughter Clara (1876-1927). Known grandchildren were Raplh H. Scoville (1906-1991), and his brother Carlos. Also, a Nelson and Bartlett Warner. (dates unknown). I am a direct descendent of this Scoville family, and have forwarded copies of my research on the Scovilles of Geauga County to the Chardon Library. Sincerely, Sally Fabro

BISHOP, CHITTENDEN posted by Arlene Symonds on Wednesday, September 11, 2002
I am trying to establish a sibling connection between Samuel D. Bishop, b 10 May 1816 in Burton, OH, d 16 May 1871 at Burton, OH and James C Bishop, b 10 Sep 1820 at Burton, OH, d 20 June 1890 at Geneva, OH. Parents were James Bishop and Julia Chittenden Bishop. Thank you. Arlene Symonds, [email protected]

FRENCH, HEATH posted by Marilyn Ferris on Friday, September 13, 2002
In a census probably 1830, I found a Martin French but I don't know if he's mine but wanted to find out about him, age, children if any. I had a Rhoda French born in Ohio 1837.

STEINFURTH posted by Joyce Peck on Tuesday, September 17, 2002
I am looking for info on any Steinfurths in Geauga county. Thanks, Joyce

ROSE posted by Maura K. on Wednesday, September 18, 2002
Request 1900 Geauga Co., OH census look up. Head of Household, House, Family, Twp, E_D Rose, J. Elizur, 246, 254, BU, 43 Rose, Seabury, 247, 255, BU, 43 Any assistance would be greatly appreciated! Kind regards, Maura K [email protected]

BREWER, CARPENTER, CASSIDY, COWLES, HAYDEN, KING, METCALFE, RUSH, SALLINGER, WOOD posted by Debbie on Saturday, September 21, 2002
RUSH family of Chardon. Florence born 1844, m #1 Henry WOOD 31 Aug 1864 m #2 W.S. HAYDEN. Eugenia born 1853, m Wilber M. CARPENTER. Winnifred/Winnie born 1855, m Thomas BREWER 25 May 1876. Blanch born 1849, m J.H. CASSIDY Sept 1889. Everette born 1846, m Ellen METCALFE. Edward born 1858, m Elizabeth SALLINGER. All were born in Chardon to Thomas RUSH and Louise KING. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Louisa's first husband was Elliott COWLES by whom she had one child, Sarah V. COWLES.

EASTON, JENKINS, OAKES, STRONG posted by Barbara H. Korpela on Tuesday, October 8, 2002
I am looking for vital statistics and information regarding my great grandfather's family: John Noble Jenkins (my great grandfather), son of David Jenkins and Mariah (Mary) Strong Jenkins. David and Mariah moved to OH from MA. - married in Trumbull County - and Mary's mother(Mary Easton Strong) may have died in Huntsburg. Mary Easton was married to Noble Strong (who also may have died in Huntsburg).

BAKER, CHURCHILL, HOPKINS posted by Barbara Layfield on Wednesday, October 23, 2002
I would like to submit my ancestors to the Geauga County Pioneers/Early Settlers group. I do not know where to send it or what the fee might be. Can anyone help me with my dilema? I can prove Benjamin Hopkins back to 1805. Thank you in advance for any help you might offer. Barbara [email protected]

CRANNELL, SPERRY posted by Ken Kothe on Saturday, October 26, 2002
SPERRY, Elam b. CT. res. 1820 & 1830 in Kirtland Twp. His father was Elijah Sperry. Wife Hannah Crannell Sperry. Daug. Lavina b. 1826 Kirlland. Poss. a son Elijah b ca 1812. Elam and Hannah marr. 19 Nov. 1809 prob. in NY state. Searching for more info on Elam's family - namely the child- ren. Thanks. Ken Kothe Iowa

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