Geauga County, Ohio, Posted Queries for
Geauga County, Ohio
Posted Queries for March thru May 2009
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- CHAMBERLIN, COLBY, ROWELL posted by Michael Stanton on Tuesday, March 10, 2009
- Interested in any information on Caroline Colby born June 7, 1822 in Ohio. Married to Francis Chamberlin in December 29, 1844 in Geauga County, Ohio. I am trying to find proof that she is daughter of Benjamin and Hannah Rowell. [email protected]. Thanks
- NORTON, SILVERNAIL, TERWILLIGER posted by Pete Henderson on Thursday, March 26, 2009
- I am researching my great-great-grandmother, Minnie M. Norton, I beleive she was born about 1866 in Burton Township. She was the daughter of James Norton and Caroline Silvernail. My great-grandmother, Clara Mae Terwilliger was Minnie's daughter. I know that Clara's father was George W. Terwilliger and that he left Minnie and Clara and eventually settled in Seattle, Washington where he started a new family. I have found their marriage took place on August 30, 1885 in Geauga County, probably Burton. I have been able to trace the Silvernails quite a ways back, but I don't have any information on James Norton, beyond I beleive he was born about 1832 in New York. If you could provide me with any clues to both Minnie's and James fate, I would appreciate it. My great-grandmother, Clara Mae's daughter, Clara Harriet Johnston was born in Peshtigo, Wisconsin, and eventually moved to Sacramento, California, where I was born. Thanks for any help you can provide, Pete Henderson Cary, NC
- NORTON, TERWILLIGER posted by Pete Henderson on Thursday, March 26, 2009
- Hello, My name is Peter Henderson and I would like to find out if there is a record of the marriage of George W. Terwilliger and Minnie M. Norton, who were wed 30 August 1885 in Geauga County. I found the marriage listed here: http://files.usgwarchives.org/oh/geauga/marriages/brides/no.txt I am hoping there might be an orginal license or possibly the application that I could get a copy of? Minnie M. (nee Norton) Terwilliger and George Terwilliger were my gggrand-parents on my mother's side. Regards, Pete Henderson Cary, NC
- MASON posted by Jennifer Lawrence on Monday, March 30, 2009
- Looking for information on the "Mason" family. From the information I have access to, it appears that the family is from the Geauga County area. I have the following names: Eugenia H. Mason (born early 1800's) Robert W. Mason (died early 1900's) Helen Mason Anderson (died 4-14-1910) Eva Anderson (daughter of the Rev. R.E. Anderson. She had daughters by the name of Edith and Ida Anderson, and was the sister of B.D. Ames of Chardon). My dilemma is this, I live in Asheville, North Carolina. I am in the process of cleaning out and storing all of my randmother's things. There was a woman that lived with my grandmother (a dear friend to her) many years ago. She lived in Asheville until she passed away. I have hardly any information on her at all. I know that her name is M. Mason and that she was a retired from teacher from California. When she passed away, all of her belongings and family heirlooms stayed in my grandmother's home. The most resourceful item that I have found is a Holy Bible printed in 1870. The name, written in the front of the book, is Eugenia H. Mason. In the family records section of the bible, it appears that obituaries were clipped from local newspapers and pasted onto these pages. They are all very old. In addition to the Bible, I have located a number of heirlooms and relics that are of great historical value. There are three land deeds for property throughout the United States that were signed by the President during the land rush. I can not simply send these items away without knowing that I have tried my best to find Ms. Mason's relatives and pass these things on to them. They certainly meant a great deal to her seeing how they are all in near perfect condition. It is simply amazing. Any information or advice you have for how I should continue my search would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Jennifer Lawrence 86 Red Oak Ln. Apt. 6 Alexander, NC 28701 828-776-9876 [email protected]
- BARRETT posted by Kathy Huston on Monday, March 30, 2009
- Hi--I am looking for information on Alexander and Cantlin Barrett who came to Geauga County, OH from Danby, Rutland County, VT in the 1780 - 1850 timeframe. I believe they were landowners there. Thanks!
- WHITMAN posted by Katie Ellen Price on Tuesday, April 7, 2009
- Hannah Whitman - daughter of William Whitman and Ruth (James) Whitman. b. 1793 Norway, Herkimer co NY perhaps married about 1815 - 1820, but spouse unknown. moved from Lenox, Madison co NY to Painesville, Ohio where she later died. Anyone know of a record of her marriage or death?
- EMERY posted by Christine Gonzalez on Friday, May 29, 2009
- I am looking for a cemetery in Thompson. The story is Candace Merrills Willey Emery died April 3, 1832 and was the first grave in this cemetery. The cemetery in the story is called Thompson Ledges, which I know from living an hour away, that is a park, Was there a cemetery called this years ago and how would I find out where she is buried. Thank You, Christine Gonzalez [email protected]
- MCNUTT posted by Erin McNutt on Friday, May 29, 2009
- I am looking for information on Michael McNutt b. abt 1795 in New York, married Catherine Rima b abt 1795 in New York, married 1812 Herkimer Co., NY, moved to Ohio abt 1820 with/near the same time as Michael's father James McNutt. Michael is in the 1830 census for Newbury Township, appears to have fathered 8 living children , one of whom I believe is Gideon McNutt b. 1823 in Geauga County. In 1842 he moved to Mount Pleasant, Green Co., Wisconsin with three of his wife's brothers. I would appreciate any information on this McNutt family. Thank you, E McNutt at [email protected]
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