Hardin County Ohio Genealogical Society Publications

The current Winter 2009/2010 Issue (volume 27 #4) of "Track and Trace" published by the Hardin County Genealogical Society states under "The President's Pen" column:

"Doris Blum is doing the final proofing of the Liberty Township Cemeteries Book.  We are shooting for an April 1st printing date."  "This summer cemetery readings will focus on Patterson Cemetery and perhaps beginning Hueston Cemetery."

From the Hardin County Connections website:
"We apologize for the delay is new publications, however, the vast amount of our time this summer has been the reading of all Liberty Township cemeteries. This is to the best of our knowledge the first time they have all burials thru Aug. 15, 2009 has been undertaken. We hope that the finished product will be worth the wait for our other new publications."

Hardin County Genealogy Society

211 W Franklin St
PO Box 520
Kenton, OH 43326
(419) 674-4088
The center is located 1 block west of the Court House, and is right next to the cinema.
website--HCGS@HardinCountyConnections.com
email -- EHARDINCOUNTYG@COLUMBUS.rr.com

Lakeview Cemetery, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio - Headstone Dedication Ceremony at 10:30a.m. today, April 10, 2010, for Charles Pinkney, minor-leaguer from Cleveland

Click on title to access the on-line story that also appears in today's "The Plain Dealer" on page D5, under title of 
 "A Century after his death, player to get headstone"

There will be a headstone dedication at 10:30a.m. this morning for Charles Pinkney who was killed by a pitch on September 14, 1909.  He was 21 at the time of his death.  He played second base for the Dayton Veterans of the Class B Central League, as stated in the article. 

The on-line story includes 1909 photos of Pinkney and the original announcement of his death.   

Charles Pinkney is buried in Section 25, Lot 138 at Lake View Cemetery. 

The ceremonies are open to the public and are free.
Cleveland Scene story about Charles Pinkney

My Thanks to Linda at "Flipside" Blog for the Ancestor Approved Award

Thank you Linda! 

Linda Hiser who hosts the fabulous "Flipside Blog" - by all means 'check it out' - has listed her 10 "Ancestor Approved" sites, and I am proud to be among the recipients. 

Now, I will need to get going to do the same!

(Below are Linda's "Ancestor approved sites:)
1. Hummer at Branching Out Through The Years
2. Barbara at Life From the Roots
3. Terri at The Ties That Bind
4. Linda at Exploring Almost Forgotten Gravesites in Ohio
5. Liz at My Big Fat Cajun/ Irish/Scottish/English/German/French/Southern Family Blog
6. Tina at Gen Wish List
7. Claudia at Claudia's Genealogy Blog
8. TK at Before My Time
9. Diana at Random Relatives
10. Dorene at Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay

"As a recipient of this award, I am to list 10 things I have learned about my ancestors that have surprised, humbled or enlightened me and then pass the award on to 10 other genealogy bloggers who I feel are doing their ancestors proud."

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I was surprised to learn that an ancestor of mine, Dr. Jeremiah Duvall, of Bedford, Pennsylvania, is listed in the D.A.R. Patriot Index!  Because of that knowledge, I applied to the D.A.R. and was accepted!

I was surprised to learn that my great-great grandfather, Wesley Limes, had a snow white beard!

I was surprised to learn that my great-great grandfather, Wesley Limes, had a second wife.

I was surprised to learn that the marriage record for Wesley Limes and his second wife, Lizzie McDonald, was listed under "S" for "Simes"!!

I am humbled by all of my ancestors that they survived hardships unheard of today to keep their families together through plagues and poverty alike.

I am humbled by the Ohio Historical Marker in North Lewisburg, Ohio which is dedicated to the Friends (Quakers) in the village.  My great-great-great grandfather's name, Harmon Limes, is among those listed on Side B of the marker. 

I am enlightened by my paternal grandfather, Winfield Scott Limes, that his dedication was instrumental in forming the first United States local of the first Wood, Wire & Metal Lathers Union Chapter, Chapter #1 in Columbus, Ohio, in 1899.

I am enlightened by my maternal grandfather, Andrew Zagorsky, that he supported his wife and family of 11 children through much of the Great Depression. 

I am enlightened by my father, Harry Limes, with how he was able to excel in such sports as horsehoe pitching and bowling all through the Great Depression, even when he was unemployed. 

I am enlightened that although my mother did not finish high school, she earned a good living from working at a glass factory in West Virginia and later at General Industries in Elyria, Ohio where she met my father! 

Now to my "Ancestor approved" blogs:

1.  Along Spain Creek - by Mr. Ralph Lowell Coleman, Jr. - a great friend!
2.  LOHWOMAN - by Hilda Hartling - a great friend!
3.  My cousin Dale's blog - by Dale Lieb
4.  GrantsCemetery - by John Grant - Check out his blog!
5.  Genealogy Blog Finder - I could search this one for hours!
6.  Progenealogists - "25 Most Popular Genealogy Blogs"
7.  Cyndislist.com/blogs - A premier genealogial source!
8.  Gravemappers - Among my favorite blogs!
9.  The Graveyard Rabbit - one of my favorite blogs!
10. A Morbid Fascination - Woodlawn Cemetery, Toledo, Ohio - I just found this blog - offers interesting links.