There are several articles about the Henthorn(e) families of Monroe county, Ohio, written by Catherine (Foreaker) Fedorchak, hosted on the website of the Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society (MCC-OGS).
Henthorn Articles:
Henthorn Family Articles
Dr. Nimrod Henthorn & Lemuel Rucker Family Article
Adam Henthorn(e) Family Articles
Yockey & Lang Family Articles
(Some details about the family of Mrs. Fedorchak and brief mention of a link to a member of the Henthorn family)
MCC-OGS Homepage
The homepage of the MCC-OGS lists links to other articles by Mrs. Fedorchak that were of particular interest to yours truly.
MCC-OGS homepage
Dick Henthorn
1 September 2014
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Monday, September 1, 2014
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Box.Net
This morning I did some housekeeping on my Box.net account. About a half dozen people whom I offered collaborator access never responded. I deleted the invitations. That way it will be easier for me to track more recent invitations.
If I know you and we have shared genealogy information in the past, I'm always willing to entertain a request to gain access.
Also, keep in mind that I make lots of genealogy information available on the Internet without the need to accept an invitation.
Recently I shared some webpages on the website of the Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society (MCC-OGS) website. Some of the information came from a series of family articles written by Catharine (Foreaker) Fedorchak in the 1970's.
If I know you and we have shared genealogy information in the past, I'm always willing to entertain a request to gain access.
Also, keep in mind that I make lots of genealogy information available on the Internet without the need to accept an invitation.
Recently I shared some webpages on the website of the Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society (MCC-OGS) website. Some of the information came from a series of family articles written by Catharine (Foreaker) Fedorchak in the 1970's.
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