Pioneers & Profiles

This family name was originally O’Neal, the prefix being dropped in familiar usage, after the immigrant ancestor had reached America. Thomas Neal, or O’Neal,

Benjamin F. Ellsberry, after an illness of almost five years, died Monday afternoon about 4:30 o’clock, and by his death one of the leading citizens of Ironton Ohio, is removed.

W.H.H. Kelley, familiarly known as General Kelley, of Hanging Rock, Lawrence County, Ohio, was born at Union Landing, Lawrence County, Ohio, on 18 Feb. 1814. His Grandfather, Luke Kelly [Kelley],...

There have been perhaps few pioneers whose descendants became so widely known as E. W. WAKEFIELD. By widely known we mean that they scattered far and

Richard KIMBALL was born in 1594 at Rattlesden, Suffolk County, England. He brought his family to America in 1634 on the Ship “Elizabeth”. Before coming to this country

Mary Fuller married Benjamin White in 1855, 3 years after Marion was born. Marion’s Marriage record says he has written consent from his mother and his father is dead. Did Pilenor die and she remarried Ben White?

William Jr. HOLDERBY, son of William HOLDERBY and Priscilla PENDELTON, was born in 1765 and married Rebecca HOSKINSON, daughter of James HASKINS. William Jr. died in 1870.

William DUNFEE, son of Thomas DUNFEE and Elizabeth COON, was born 26 Feb 1856
in Lawrence County, Ohio, and about 1879, married Fanny HOLDERBY who was

The State of Ohio, Lawrence County
Benjamin F. Cory, Administrator vs. George Conaway,[Conway] et, al.
Court of Common Pleas: before the Honorable J.J. Harper

Former Lawrence County, Ohio Residents – Where did they go from here?

Mr. Susan M. Fry (maiden name Davidson, wife of the predeeding), was born in Burlington, Ohio on 4 February 1841 and was educated in the Female Seminary