Three families are featured in articles in the fall 2009 Ohio Genealogical Society Quarterly:
"Newstedt Family -- Syke, Hannover, Germany to Cincinnati, Ohio," by Charles Knighton -- a true story about three teenage immigrant brothers.
"The Legacy of Lewis Seitz, Ohio Pioneer," by Karl Seitz. Lewis was involved in a migration from Rockingham County, Virginia, to Fairfield County, Ohio, based on his church's strong disapproval of slavery and their determination to have no "communion or visible fellowship" with slaveholders.
"The Mystery of Abraham Tope," by Eric E. Johnson, a War of 1812 soldier from Jefferson County who supposedly died in the war, but apparently didn't. The mystery is clarified but not fully solved -- will more records do the trick?
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
OGS Quarterly for fall
Posted by Harold Henderson at 3:35 AM
Labels: Cincinnati, Fairfield County Ohio, Jefferson County Ohio, Newstedt family, Ohio, Ohio Genealogical Society Quarterly, Seitz family, Tope family
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