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Posted 1/13/09
McEWEN, SAMUEL B., Born abt. 1821, Youngstown, Mahoning Co..
Possible parents' names: Mary ___ and David McEwen, b. 1793,
in MD. Seeking siblings, parentage, birthplace and date.
Submitted by Jean Edwards
jeanedwards@wildblue.net
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Posted 1/13/09
Query: Antonio CASPER m Sarah (unknown) in 1844 in
Cincinnati, Hamilton Co. Ohio. 3 sons John,
William and Samuel, Samuel was born in Petersburg, Mahoning
Co. Ohio in 1849. Antonio CASPER and Sarah (?) were
divorced in 1852 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
Seek information on what happened to this family after
that. Also what was Sarah's name? We are descendants
of Samuel. We have been told court records
burned? Mary Nelson & Susan Pentico 1136 Nevin St. San Diego,
Ca 92154 SusiCP@aol.com
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Posted
2/23/09
POWELL family. George Lincoln Powell, b. Danville, PA 23
Sep 1862 to John and Mary Powell. Moved to Chester, PA
in 1888, and married Mary Alice Jones (b. OH 1867, daughter of
Wm. & Ann W. Jones) in Houtzdale, PA. George & Mary lived in
Chester, PA, where they had 3 children: Mary Alice, b. 1890;
Annie Gertrude, b. 1893; and George Andrew, b. 24 July 1895. I
have many documents on George L.'s family but very little on his
parents. Although it appears that the John and Mary Powell
found in 1860 census in Danville with several children are his
parents and siblings, I cannot be certain without more
information. I hope my info helps someone with their
research and look forward to info on John and Mary or the
parents of George L. Powell. Scott Powell, Sr. Cell
#215-446-6373 Email:
scott.powell@dhs.gov |
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Posted 2/23/09
My name is John Gubancsik and I am researching my
GUBANCSIK surname. I have found several GUBANCSIK's
that immigrated from Hungry and stated on their
passenger records that they were going to Youngstown,
Ohio. This would have been between 1900-1920. I
have been able to find only one record in Mahoning Co.
That is a WW1 draft reg. card for Andy GUBANCSIK. It
showed he lived on Washington St. in East Youngstown.
It was dated 12 Sep 1918. Andy was born 30 Nov 1885 in
Hungry. Any information on GUBANCSIK's in Mahoning Co.
would be appreciated. My email address is
jgubancsik@hotmail.com. |
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Posted 5/29/09
I am Albert Lee I live in UK and together with an Australian
cousin Faye are researching our joint Bagwell
ancesters. We seek descendants of Charles John Bagwell
born in London July 7 1875 and who we believe emigrated
to Ohio Mahoning via Canada. Prior to
emigration he was like his father a skin dresser and known as Jack.
He came to Canada on the steamer Parisian from Liverpool
departing July 23 1903, giving his destination as
Peterborough Ontario but moved to Youngstown
Ohio USA about 1910. In 1919 we have his wartime alien
registration showing he was married to an Esther E and working
at Truscon Steel Corp, probably as a pattern maker. He appears
in the 1920 census with Esther E and a son
Rudolf Bagwell living in Mahoning and again in
1930 census. We do not have Charles
John Bagwells death but his widow Esther E
died in Aug 13 1961. We believe Rudolf Bagwell
was a civil engineer who died before 2008 but there is at least
one son Kenneth Bagwell who may be alive. We
believe his mother was Roberta "Bobs" Bagwell a
professional photographer who died in 2008. We are keen to make
contact with any living relatives to see if the trail above is
really Uncle Jacks. Our Bagwell line goes back to the late
1600s in Exeter, Devon England. We hold many early victorian
papers and photographs including uncle Jacks which we could
share with genuine relatives. Please contact me Albert Lee via
email at
piscator60@live.com |
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Posted 7/ 30/09
Looking for more info. on Samuel DAVIS, b) ca 1813 in OH and
d) after 1880. He's in 1850-1880 Mahoning Co. censuses with
wife, Sarah A.; they had several children. Looking for more
info. on James DAVIS, b) 1810 in OH and d) 1850-60 as he is
not in the 1860 Mahoning Co. census. He and wife, Maria,
had at least 4 children.
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Posted 9/27/09 PORTER, Agusta b. 1851 Berlin, Mahoning County,
Ohio, daughter of Houston & Ester Porter of Berlin,
Mahoning County, OH, Agusta Porter on the 1870
Census is listed as a Teacher. The Houston Porter
family moved to Jasper County, Missouri abt 1880
William Porter b. 1770 - 1780
Penn d. 1844 Mahoning
County, Ohio Source: 1820 Census 1840 Census 60
under 70 yrs 1842 Will Probate October 31, 1844,
late of Ellsworthnd forward by the Oaths of
James Minard and Almus Beardsley (Trumbull City
Will VI 161) 1834 land purchases Trumbull City, OH
Deed Book V31; 514-515 Wife: Elizabeth 1790 - 1800
(1840 Census) Ellsworth Twp, Trumbull Co, OH age:
50 under 60.
I
can't source Elizabeth maiden namepattilee3@msn.com |
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Posted 3/2/10
Looking for information on a George & Clara Partlow
and family. They have children buried in Lake Park
Cemetery & Belmont Cemetery. But I do not know
about George & Clara. George & Clara moved to
Mahoning Co from Meigs Co Oh about 1921. They have
the following children: Homer, Lillian, Robert,
Charles, George, Donald, Zelda and Lee. Deanna
Sinks
sinksgen64@aol.co |
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Posted 3/24/10 I am looking for the 1896/7 marriage record for
William PORTER b. 23.5.1866 in Hednesford,
Staffordshire, England; emigrated to the US c. 1885
and Jennie ( maiden name unknown) b. 10.1.1872 in
Rotherham, Yorkshire, England; emigrated to the US
c.1890.The 1900 US Census has them living in
Youngstown, so I am assuming that they married
there. I have tried the IGI but to no avail,
although I have managed to track them via the US
Censuses up to 1930. I have also found their death
records.
I should be most grateful if someone
could help me with this - I really need to find
Jennie's maiden name.I have a good deal of
information about the English ' Porter ' line which
I am willing to share with relatives.
valyoung@sky.com
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Posted 4/9/10
Daniel W. Smeltz, born May 1851
in Maryland. His parents are Henry Smeltz, born Hesse,
Germany. He married Martha L. 'Mattie' Meredith. She was
born in McKeesport, Allegheny Co. Pennsylvania. They moved
with 3 children to Youngstown, Trumbull Co. Ohio. Their children are, Edna M.,
Nanie L., Ralph M. all born in Pa. Then Lloyd Henry Smeltz,
born 02 Dec 1886 in Youngstown. I am researching the
Meredith family and have not been able to find this family.Thank you for any help you
information you can share.
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Posted 4/10/10
DOUGHERTY/DAUGHERTY Searching for Charles (1826-) &
Elizabeth (1824-) (LEE) DOUGHERTY, Both were born
in New Jersey and moved to Mahoning County, Green
Twp. OH in 1854. Would like to find when and where
they are buried. They are likely buried in Hope
Cemetery. Anyone searching for them please contact
me.
Sherrywray@aol.com
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| Posted 4/30/10
Daniel Quinlan - I found a listing on Ancestry by William Powers
concerning Naturalization proceedings pre 1970 immigrants.
trying to make the leap across the ocean to Ireland. Wondering
if society has any other information about place of birth. Bill
Quinlan g-grandson
b4quin@aol.com |
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Posted
10/4/10
I am searching for any type of death
records for my great-great grandfather JOHN LEHMAN
(spelled Leaman in the 1850 census). He was born in
Franklin Co., PA about 1823, was married to Anna Blosser
and had two children, Lydia and John B. He was living in
Salem Twp., Columbiana County in the 1850 census. His
son John B was born Dec. 1851. He died sometime after
his son's conception and before the 1860 census, when
his widow and children were living in Beaver Twp.,
Mahoning Co.
His wife (Anna Blosser Lehman) is buried at Midway
Mennonite cemetery in Beaver Twp., his daughter (Lydia
Lehman Good) is buried at Pleasant View Cemetery, Beaver
Twp., and his son (John B Lehman) is buried at
Columbiana Cemetery, but he is not buried with any of
them. I'm looking for death date, place of burial, an
obituary, death certificate, mortality schedule or any
documentation of his death. My name is Ken Holloway,
Smyrna, TN 37167 e-mail:
KenHolloway@juno.com |
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Posted 6/27/11
I am looking for information on Jane Vanauken or Vanaken.
who was born in orange county in 1804.She died in 1860
in Mahoning county near Youngstown Ohio. i would like to
make contact with any descendants for genealogy.
please contact
ganddmac@epix.net |
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Posted 6/27/11
I'm searching for
any marriages, deaths, etc. for the following family
who appears on the 1930 Ellsworth Census: Arland B.
Miller, wife, Rebecca J., children; Ruby, Wayne F.,
Thelern or Thellem G., and Arland B., Jr. Any
information will be appreciated. Glenda Davis,
gjdwdd@aol.com
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Posted 9/4/11
I am searching for
decedents of DAVID / ELIZABETH (d.4-18-43) RAGOSIN,
Mahoning County, Youngstown, Ohio. In the 1930
Federal Census, they were living at 209 Bruce
Street. Their children (1930 Federal Census) were
Morris and Sam who worked / operated a retail
clothing store. The Ragosins operated a 'dry goods'
store in Heilwood, Pennsylvania prior to moving back
to Youngstown, Ohio circa 1910. Looking for early
pictures of the family and possibly early photos of
Heilwood, Pennsylvania. Contact me at:
zoo21oom@yahoo.com
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Posted 11/25/11
Looking for information on the CROWLEY family. GGG
Grandfather was Edward Crowley (1797-1870) relocated to
Youngstown from DC area. Edward is buried with his Wife
Mary Brannon (1807-1888) at Oak Hill Cemetery. Trying to
locate any family member with information on Edward or
Mary's parents. Son was William B. Crowley (civil war
vet, buried at Home cemetery). Dewey Crowley was a
descendant (owned Crowley Commercial Real Estate in the
mid-late 1970s, early 80's in Youngstown). Contact Chuck
Wack at
chuck.wack@gmail.com
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Posted 11/25.11
I'm looking for information about the LOPUSCHANSKY
family from Poland. After surviving the Holocaust in at
least one concentration camp, Dmytro Lopuschansky
arrived in New York on April 26, 1951, and joined
someone
(his brother?) in Campbell, Ohio. Eventually, Dmytro
left Campbell and at some point ended up in Athens,
Ohio. Based on my research so far, I believe one of
Dmytro's relatives (John Lopuschansky) attended Chaney
High School in Youngstown. I'm especially looking for
info about Dmytro's pre-United States life: which Polish
city/town was he from,
which concentration camp(s) was he in, where was he
between the end of WWII and coming to the U.S., etc.
Anyone who has any information, please
respond to:
bspragg@columbus.rr.com
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Posted 1/5/12
Searching for info on "MISS EMELINE MOORE" {sic}
who's address was DUCK CREEK, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIO
according to a letter dated September 9, 1853.
She was sent a letter from a student at the POLAND
ACADEMY in POLAND OHIO; and it appears they were
courting. A confusing thing is that his last name
appears to be MOORE as well. Either ASHLY or A.S.
MOORE. He was attending the Poland Academy, which
was a school that William McKinley taught at, in
1853.
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Posted 1/5/12
I am looking for any information regarding HENRY
KIRTLAND abt. 1797, England. I know that he was in Ohio
in 1834 when daughter, HESTER KIRTLAND, 1834 was born.
It's possible his first wife was Mary and second wife
was SARAH FULLER abt. 1810, New York. It's likely his
relatives were one or more of the many KIRTLANDs living
in Columbiana County - Linda Christiansen
lchris2@hotmail.com
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