Raymond Martin Bell

Five Methodist families of western Pennsylvania, 1785: Henthorn, Jones, Lackey, Murphy, Pumphrey; by Raymond Martin Bell. Coralville, Iowa : R.M. Bell, 1997. LC: F148 .B45 1997 Dewey: 929/.3748

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A copy of this item is available at The Library of Congress. Professor Bell is deceased. We had a short correspondence about the time he moved to Iowa.

3 Jul 2011

Genealogy Index for Clark County, Indiana, United States of America

Genealogy Index for Clark County, Indiana, United States of America

This is something that might be of interest to Henthorn researchers. One or more GEDCOM files for the Henthorn family are listed. I was able to display the file contents on my computer screen. The file listed the name of the person who created the file and gave credit to another researcher for the information.

You should be able to download the GEDCOM file(s) to your own computer for loading into your own genealogy program. If anyone does this I'd like to hear from you. We could post a report of your findings on this blog.

3 Jul 2011

Some Pennsylvanians in 1772

Some Pennsylvanians in 1772

From James Veach's The Monongahela of Old or Historical Sketches of Southwestern Pennsylvania to the Year 1800.

Listed are Henthorn, Watson and Cresap. There is at least one misspelling of the Henthorn surname.

3 Jul 2011

How to Photograph a Tombstone: 5 steps (with pictures) - wikiHow

How to Photograph a Tombstone: 5 steps (with pictures) - wikiHow

I thought you might like this article. I posted the link using a BlogThis! button I installed on the Google Chrome toolbar. Very nice.

Monroe County Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society - Homepage

I don't remember when I last posted a link to this site. In recent months I've been helping by making some changes to the website. There's more work to do and I have move to learn. The next project is to get the website search tool, on the homepage working.

If you haven't visited this website for a while, it's worth a look. I checked all links to make certain they worked. I shared some of my own pages with Monroe county information and I also added many easy to use links to pages on the website of Richard Harrington.

Monroe County Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society - Homepage

14,000 People Wrongly Reported Deceased Annually

Dick Eastman article about what happens when the Social Security Administration declares someone dead when they aren't.

14,000 People Wrongly Reported Deceased Annually

(Posted from NetWorkedBlogs to my Henthorn Genealogy News blog using a BlogThis! button I installed on the Chrome browser.)

Little Black Pickup

Gerald Henthorn writing about his Little Black Pickup

It's just a click away.