Holmes County Links
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to Holmes Co., this is the place to put it!
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Chenevey Family
Ginseng's Root Cellar
Engelhardts, Warners, Uhls, Workmans, Remingtons, Reeds, Wolfes
Franks Family
Descendants of Michael Franks Sr. (c1725-1793); Andrew Miller (1743-1816), Alexander Brandenbiger/Brandyberry (d.1793), Philip Schmidt (1729-1814),
Jacob Bonewitz (1761-1818), Jacob First (1750-1823), and Robert Lemon (1780-1875).
A number of their descendants were early settlers in Wayne and Holmes Counties.
Kaylor/Koehler Family
In addition to Koehler family genealogy, this site includes a number of families that also immigrated from the lower Alsace region, including:
Breitenbucher, Brennstuhl-Branstool, Heffelfinger, Kick, Leininger, Ohleyer, Schneider-Snyder, Smith, Smithhisler, Snively, Spreng-Sprang,
Ullman, Wander, Weber-Weaver, Weimer, and Young.
Most of these families initially settled in the area near Loudonville and Nashville Holmes County;
and a number of descendants later settled near Wooster and Millersburg.
Coshocton, OH
Deaths of Coshocton and Holmes Co Residents from the Chicago Tribune
Downs Family
Holderrieth-Holderread-Holdread-Holderreed Ancestry Page
64th Ohio
We are in the process of redeveloping the online archives of the 64th Ohio Infantry into a complete user based network in an endeavor
to collect and archive any and all information and documents pertaining to this civil war regiment.
64th Ohio County designations:
- Company A Richland County
- Company B Marion County
- Company C Richland County
- Company D Marion County
- Company E Ashland & Crawford Counties
- Company F Van Wert County
- Company G Clark & Summit Counties
- Company H Richland County
- Company I Stark & Wayne Counties
- Company K Crawford County
The site gives users the ability to upload images and documents, submit transcriptions and articles, communicate through forums, contribute to the gravesite directory, establish a user profile with features such as web blogs, private messaging, article/upload credits, personal image galleries, networking an more. All of these activities and more can be performed from any web browser anywhere. It is not just site but a community and an effort to bring private collectors and historians together through a community similar to the modern day myspace.com's. Not only can this be useful for classroom based projects but a complete user based archive will hopefully uncover more items that otherwise would have been undiscovered.If you have any information pertaining to this regiment we would love to see you join the community.
Snyder, Schneider, Snider, Schneeder Roots
Jacob Schneider of Donegal Twp., Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania and His Family's Migration to Salt Creek Twp., Holmes Co., Ohio
