- Rose Johns Posted 27 Jan 2005
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- Mike A. Taylor Posted July 13
- John E. BartosPosted 17 Apr 2003
- Kimberly Stanifer-Berkshire Posted 8 Sep 2003
I have Taylor family back to 1850 in census. - Mark Danielson, Bellingham, WA posted 19 Jan 2006
I am researching the Moses Taylor family, and that of his wife and in-laws, the Shinn family. Moses died in 1823 in Warren County. His son, Thomas Shin Taylor lived in Madison, IN and Warren County. The Shinns, Jane Shinn and her daughter, Martha Shinn Taylor, were from Burlington County, New Jersey.
- Deb
Mancz-Bush
posted 10 June 2007
This would be Mathias Thoma his brother was Seamon/Simon Thome(later changed to Thomes)
- Scott Hanna
- Claudia Cox Welton
- Talma Klaassen
- (no name given)
- Michele Thompson Guros Posted 3 Oct 2003
I'm trying to "get beyond" my g/g/g/g grandfather, William Thompson. He had one known son, John M. (John moved to Indiana 1832). As far as I "know" William was from Pennsylvania (near Pittsburgh) and moved to (near) Lebanon OH 1801. - Mary Louise Townsend Posted 2 Jun 2004
- Mary Ann Bumgarner Posted 23 Mar 2006
- Arne Trelvik Posted 30 Apr 2003
- Eric posted 14 May 2006
"I am looking for information on James L. Torbert, who appeared on page 477 of Beer's History of Warren Co. He is listed as a teacher in Lebanon 1820-22. My ancestor was Marinda Torbert, who was living in the area in Lemon Twsp (Butler Co). The 1820 census shows a James Torbert living there. My family was living right on the Butler/Warren Co line. Any help you could give me would be appreciated. I have a record also for a James Torbert (married Hannah Winans) and Joseph Torbert (married Ruth Randall) about the same time in Warren Co."
- Linda Schwartz
- Everett Hatfield posted 27 Sep 2003
My ancestors came to Warren County from New Jersey about 1800. These are the surnames I am researching. Hatfield, Fairchild, Jack, Snider, Ferguson, Hayner, Tremble and Rannels. - Deanna Williams Updated 25 May 2005
researching BAHR, HATZER, WISSER, GATES, PALMER, & TRIMBLE
- Jon Lockhart posted 21 Nov 2005
"I AM TRYING TO FIND TUCKER FAMILIES IN WARREN COUNTY BETWEEN THE YEARS OF 1830-40. I THINK THE FAMILY THAT I AM INTERESTED IN WAS FROM N.J.. THE FOLLOWING APPEARS ON PAGE 445 IN THE WARREN COUNTY MARRIAGE BOOK - NATHAN MIRES & DEMARIUS TUCKER, MARRIAGE #4114 ON 14 MAR 1833. NATHAN MIRES (MYERS) WAS FROM CLINTON COUNTY, BRIDE'S NAME IS DEMARIS."
- Deb
Mancz-Bush posted 10 June 2007
William Turner whose son was Jabez Turner first soldier killed in Warren County in the Civil War. William's wife was Edith Thompson.
- cynthia shaw posted 20 Jan 2005
I am researching the Tuttle line. They came from the Carolinas and Virginia. Migrated around the late 1700s or the early 1800s. Most of my g-g-g-Grandfather John Smith Tuttle's children were born in Warren County Not sure of the Township. Thanks for any info I am given.
- Barbara Burnett-Daugherty posted 6 Jun 2003
TYRRELL/TERRILL/TYRELL
- Janice Winzinger posted 2 December 2007
Some possible first names are Theodore J., Theodore, Rachel (married to Benjamin Tyrrell) and Benjamin. There are variations in the spellings on record: Terrill, Tyrell, etc. The family was also found in Clermont County.
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