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During the summer of 2004 I will be
traveling for genealogy research in the following areas. I could use
plenty of advice. Please email
georgeann@msn.com with suggestions.
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www.springfieldohio.org
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Washington County, PA
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www.washpatourism.org
- May 13 – 16 NATIONAL ROAD FESTIVAL ~
Route 40, Fayette, Somerset, & Washington
Counties. From Claysville in Washington County to Addison
in Somerset County, visit arts & crafts, antique cars &
tractors, old time exhibits & demonstrations, wagon train,
food, entertainment, Civil War displays, & much more.
Numerous towns & villages along Route 40 (the historic
National Pike) participate, including the National Pike
Steam Gas, & Horse Assn., Inc. (5/15&16/04, 10AM-6PM,
724/267-3878), Scenery Hill (5/15/04 10AM-8PM & 5/16/04
12PM-7PM, 724/945-5385) and Claysville (5/15&16/04, 9AM-6PM,
724/663-5028).
- May 15 & 16 STORYTELLING WALKING HISTORY TOURS OF THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON ~ Meet at the Citizens
Library. Sponsored by the
Washington County Historical Society.
A storytelling walking tour of Washington highlighting
historical sites and personalities. Free; donations
accepted. 1:30PM. Contact Joyce Mullen 724/225-6740.
- Greene County, PA
- Westmoreland County, PA
- West Virginia
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www.frenchandindianwar250.org/
- Chicago - I will be in Chicago June 3-6, 2004 for
www.BookExpoAmerica.com and stay
to research where Franklin Odenbaugh, Mary White and Hugh White
lived and were buried.
My goals include:
- Visiting areas where
my ancestors lived.
- Meeting some of my distant cousins who live in these areas
- Visit friends and family enroute
- Meeting others researching the same families and communities
- Meet alumni of my online genealogy classes
- Meeting people who contribute to
www.chartiers.com and making
decisions regarding future projects: Gina, Helen, etc
- Visiting local historical festivals, historical societies,
libraries, archives and museums
- Enjoying outdoor activities in these areas. Perhaps white water
rafting with a group in West Virginia or joining others for a tour
of covered bridges. But most of all, having a really FUN summer!
Specific places & activities. All
dates tentative at this time
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Seattle - I-90 - Spokane, > > > maybe Red Oak, Iowa to
visit mom's cousin, > Indiana > Ohio |
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The Heritage
Center of Clark County
Library - 10 am - 5 pm Wed - Sat |
Springfield, Ohio |
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Clark County Public Library
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Springfield, Ohio |
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- Cemeteries:
- Calvary
- St. Bernard's
- Lagonda/St. Raphael's - Bill Runkel's ancestors here
too
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Springfield, Ohio |
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get photos of houses Ancestors lived in |
Springfield, Ohio |
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www.libraries.wright.edu/special/gov_records/clark.html
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Ohio |
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MML |
Springfield, Ohio |
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Frank Lloyd
Wright's Burton J. Westscott House -
www.westcotthouse.org/ |
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Catholic
Central High School
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Dayton, Ohio |
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Collins - re: Garrity research |
Cincinnatti,
Ohio |
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Darlene |
Cincinnatti,
Ohio |
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Davy & Becky |
Columbus |
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Russ |
Painsville |
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Columbiana Co., OH - ? |
Columbiana Co., OH |
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Wellsburg, W. VA |
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| May 11 |
Tour of Thomas Hughes Home in Jefferson, PA - part of
Cornerstone Genealogy Society's monthly meeting - Odenbaugh
group will want to go here because we are related by marriage
to this Hughes family
www.greenepa.net/~museum/HughesHouse.html
The historic Thomas Hughes House was built by Thomas Hughes in
1814 of hand hewn stone cut by Thomas' slaves from a nearby
quarry. This is one of only a few houses built by slaves north
of the Mason Dixon line. While one part of the two-story home
may have been built as early as 1792, the main part was
constructed in 1814. The original one-story section was most
likely a kitchen that was attached to a cabin. On the southeast
gable of the present structure, an oval stone contains the
inscription 1814, T.H. E.H. for Thomas and Elizabeth Hughes.
The Historical Society has overseen this site. A lease
agreement between the PHMC and the Greene County Library System,
for the use of the site as a satellite library for the area, is
also underway. |
Greene Co., PA |
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| May 13 – 16 |
NATIONAL ROAD FESTIVAL
www.nationalroadpa.org -
Route 40, Fayette, Somerset, & Washington
Counties. From Claysville in Washington County to Addison in
Somerset County, visit arts & crafts, antique cars & tractors,
old time exhibits & demonstrations, wagon train, food,
entertainment, Civil War displays, & much more. |
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| May 15-16 |
STORYTELLING WALKING HISTORY TOURS OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
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Meet at the Citizens Library. Sponsored by the
Washington County Historical Society |
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WCHS -
Washington County Historical Society. |
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www.bradfordhouse.org
-figure out if Catherine Frey Odenbaugh Bradford & her husband
James and son David Bradford are related to the David Bradford
of this house |
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| Memorial Day Weekend |
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| June 3 -6 |
www.bookexpoamerica.com
www.newberry.org Newberry
Library, Chicago |
Chicago |
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(6/7 - 14 Jane in UT) |
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| June 8 |
Bill Ecenbarger, author of "Walkin' the Line"
a journey from past to present along the Mason Dixon at
Cornerstone Genealogy Society
www.pa-roots.com/~cgs/
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www.derryhistory.org Derry Area
Historical Society - owns
FULTON/GUTHRIE
home - see
www.irishgenealogy.com/fulton.htm
&
www.irishgenealogy.com/guthrie.htm
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New Derry, Westmoreland County, PA |
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| Jun 19 Sunday |
Waynesburg, PA - Reunion
Jim is organizing for the descendants of Thomas Kent and Minerva
Kent. Minerva is a great granddaughter of Catherine Frye
Odenbaugh. |
Greene County, PA |
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Re: Catherine Frye. The
cemetery called "East Waynesburg" that she was buried in was
taken over for a housing development in 1935. The graves were
moved to the Greene County... Memorial near Jefferson, PA. Jim
knows the general area where she was buried as Thomas Kent was
buried and moved. We should be able to find a marker in the
Greene Co. Memorial. |
Greene County, PA |
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| July 1 - 4 |
Fort Necessity 250th Anniversary; George Washington
Manuscript on public display
www.nps.gov/fone Join the
National Park Service and park Partners at Fort Necessity
National Battlefield July 1st through July 4th, 2004 in
commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Fort
Necessity at the Great Meadows. July 1 Pittsburgh Symphony in
concert. 7:00 p. m Free and open to the public. July 2 Noted
authors discuss the significance of the battle and its
repercussions to colonial America. This scholars' panel includes
perspectives of the French, British, and American Indians. July
3-4 Grand Encampment and Tactical. Living history presentations.
Memorial Service. George Washington manuscript on display.
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Fort Necessity, PA |
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| July 4th weekend |
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| July 9-11 |
PHS reunion?
http://support.vx.com/internal/geg/PHS_info.htm |
Tampa |
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| July 13 |
Greene County Historical Barn at the Fair
Grounds & picnic -
Cornerstone Genealogy Society
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FL |
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| July 23-25 |
TC reunion? |
Tampa |
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www.meadowcroftmuseum.org/calendar.htm
Meadowcroft Museum
of Rural Life & Bonnie Sanford
www.meadowcroftmuseum.org |
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| July 31 - Aug 1 |
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| August - 7 |
2 others coming to Washington County for a
reunion |
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Hopewell Twp, Washington County
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www.irishgenealogy.com/craig.htm:
William Craig, (Georgeann's
5th g-grandfather) who was an early resident in
Hopewell township
(Washington County, PA) had four sons, - David, John,
William, and Walter.
David married the widow of
Thomas URIE,
and settled in West Middletown (PA). To David Craig
and his wife were born a large family of children, all girls.
When Mr. Craig died, in 1857, he left a large landed estate.
John Craig,
second son of William Craig, went to Ohio. William, Jr.,
settled on the homestead and died there, leaving a large
property, which was divided among his children.
Walter Craig, youngest of William Craig's' four sons,
married a sister of Col. Joseph Scott. In 1818 and 1819 he
was a member of the House of Representatives from this
district. After his marriage and his removal to Cross Creek
village he was elected to the State Senate.
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CRAIG
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McCONNELL
farms were adjacent. I am still uncertain if Susannah
McCONNELL is my ancestor as many believe.
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Pennsylvania Museums by County:
www.pamuseums.org/directories/Dir-cohs.htm
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Lower Buffalo Cemetery: Independence, PA - where Jacob &
Elizabeth Mitchell WHITE are buried -
www.irishgenealogy.com/white.htm
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Washington County, PA |
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Cemeteries
- West Middletown,
Hopewell Twp
- Grove Cemetery
- Martha Curry's grave
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- Name: Thomas Jefferson ODENBAUGH
- Birth: 1801 in 1804, PA
- Death: 29 Jul 1868 in West
Middleton, Washington Co., PA
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- Name: Susan W. CRAIG, Birth:
1808 in PA
- Death: 5 Jun 1889 in Urbana, OH
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"The American House" - West Middleton |
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Citizen's Library
www.citlib.org |
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Western
Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Library
http://wpgs.library.net/
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Cornerstone Genealogy Society
www.pa-roots.com/~cgs/
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Greene County, PA |
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www.vicoa.com/cornerstone/
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- Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian, Westmoreland County, PA -
where
Jacob WHITE (1776-
1870) and
Elizabeth "Betsy" Michel
(about 1781-1856) were married on October 06, 1801
- Middle Presbyterian Church was probably the new name for
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian
- Reunion Presbyterian Church 724.547.2980 ___ W. Main St.
Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 started with members from Middle
Presbyterian and after 1801
- Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society 537 Main St.,
In-Townshop, Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 - 724.547.9115
- DAR Library, Ros Ashum, Warden House Church
Street, Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 - The Library is open
April through October, Tuesdays from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
and Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland County, PA |
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www.docheritage.state.pa.us/
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Harrisburg, PA |
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| Sep 18-19 |
Sep 18 ~ Covered Bridge Ride
www.greenepa.net/~gchfh Sep
18-19 ~ Covered Bridge Festival Carmichaels ... FMI:
724-966-9770 Garads Fort ... FMI: 724-966-2357 |
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Greene County Historical Society and Museum
www.greenepa.net/~museum/ |
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Fulton Family of Westmoreland County
www.irishgenealogy.com/fulton.htm
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Westmoreland County, PA |
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West Virginia University Library in Morgantown |
W. VA |
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Gerry Parchman |
Trenton, NJ |
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04/17 - 04/18 |
Launch Weekend of the National Commemoration of 250th
Anniversary of the French and Indian War
http://www.frenchandindianwar250.org/event_details.cfm?EventID=14
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where John Malowney lived |
Maryland |
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where Jonas Odenbaugh lived
www.odenbaugh.org/biography/jonas.htm
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Baltimore, MD |
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where James White (1749 - 1815) was buried |
Lancaster Co, PA |
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Faggs Manor, Chester County, PA where Jacob White was born |
Chester County, PA |
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Virginia |
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West Virginia
www.wva.state.wv.us/callwva/
Wellsburg
BROOKE COUNTY MUSEUMS
FORMERLY MILLER TAVERN (1798-1840), THE BUILDING NOW HOUSES A
MUSEUM DISPLAYING FURNITURE MANUFACTURED IN WELLSBURG, CLOTHING
OF THE 1800S, TOYS, AND OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST. LOCATION: 6TH &
MAIN STS., OPPOSITE THE HISTORIC WELLSBURG WHARF IN WELLSBURG.
OPEN: APRIL-OCTOBER, FRIDAY-SUNDAY, 1 TO 5. ADDRESS: PAM COST,
PRESIDENT, 600 MAIN ST., WELLSBURG, WV 26070. RUBY GREATHOUSE,
SECRETARY (304)737-0506.
600 MAIN ST
Wellsburg ,WV 26070.
Phone: 304-737-4060
BROOKE COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
HISTORIC MUSEUM
ORCHARD ST.
Follansbee ,WV 26037.
Phone: 304-737-2787
Contact Person: SHARI HARPER
West Virginia Day Celebration
Celebrate the state's birthday. Civil War encampment, mock
battles, square dance, food, crafts and more
West Virginia State Fair
August 13-22, 2004. Family fun and entertainment. 5-star
agricultural event. Livestock, exhibits, ca
WV Highland Games & Celtic Festival
Come celebrate your Scottish Ancestry! Scottish Athletes,
genealogy & clan tents, pipe bands, Celtic
www.maclachlans.org/internet/WV.HTM
www.historicalrivertours.com/Site.htm
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where John Malowney & Dennis Maloney lived during the Civil
War |
Rutland, MA |
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maybe a tour of New England when the leaves change |
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go south by late October - Florida > New Orleans > Phoenix
then back to Seattle |
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