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"Portrait and Biographical Record of Guernsey Co., Ohio." Chicago: C.O. Owen & Co., 1895,
p. 509 (Historical Section)
Military history- The war of 1812-15 had a stagnating effect upon improvements in Guernsey County. All efforts toward advancement
were checked. Men flew to arms for the protection of their families and firesides; uncertainty and distrust reigned among
those left behind to await the results of arbitrament of arms.
The citizens from Guernsey County who participated in the war 1812 were as follows: ... Michael Archer.
[GWA comment: There are several candidates as Guernsey Co. was formed in 1810 from parts of Muskingum and Belmont and covered a
fairly large area including the present-day north half of Noble and an east edge of Monroe. These areas were in 1810 within the
boundaries of Muskingum and Belmont Cos., OH.
Those Michael's old enough to have served and were living in this area were (in descending order of probability):
1. Michael (Joseph?, Patrick?) - appeared under Capt Beatty's Co, rolls. He was b. c. 1780 and Married Cynthia Dickerson and owned
land in present-day Buffalo Twp, Noble Co., in 1818-1819
2. Michael (Jacob, Patrick) md. 1. Margaret Collins 27 Mar 1811, Guernsey Co, OH and md. 2. Jane Elliot 8 Apr 1827, (Mrs. William
Stone) 8 Apr 1827, Muskingum Co., OH. There is no other evidence that he did serve except that he was about the right age and in
the area.]
p. 512
Members of the 97th O.V.I. Co., B. - This regiment was organized at Zanesville, Ohio September 2, 1862: John M. Archer
[GWA comment: His father, Jacob C. Archer applied for and got a pension as the survivor of his son. The pension
application/certificate file is:
Jacob C. Archer
Application no 421218 dated 28 Apr 1890 ;applied from Ohio
Certificate no 330227
for service of his son, John M. Archer Co. B, 97th Ohio Vol. Inf.
This Jacob and John cannot be identified beyond this record. The pension file should provide more data to make family connections.
If the father was living in 1890 and the son was born about 1842 this would make the father b. c. 1820.
There was a Jacob Archer b. c. 1823 living in Brookfield Twp, Morgan Co., who died 19 Aug 1892 and is buried in Hiramsburg
Cem, Noble Co, OH. He had three wives Levenia Marrow, Ursula A. or J. and Jenny Fish but only two of his children are known: Charles b.
c. 1860 and William b. c. 1862. Jacob's lineage is unknown but probably a descendant of Jacob of Patrick.]
p. 514
Members of the 88th Rgt O.V.I., Co., E. - Originally composed of a battalion of four companies organized at Ft. Chase, Ohio in
September 24- October 27, 1862 and was designated as "First Battalion Governors Guards." Six new companies were subsequently
organized July 24- August 3, 1863 and consolidated with this battalion making up the 88th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The
Regiment was principally engaged in guarding rebel prisons at Camp Chase, Ohio; also in pursuit of Morgan's raiders and the
suppression of Holmes County rebellion in 1863. Co. E. was represented by.... Wilson S. Archer.
[GWA comment: Wilson Shannon Archer (Enoch, Joseph, James, Patrick) b. 3 Jan 1845, Carlisle, Noble Co., OH; d. 26 Feb 1912,
Leipsic, OH and md. Margaret Trott.]
p. 540
Cumberland Presbyterian Church "W. G. Archer the present pastor is a popular pulpit orator, a vigorous and apt organizer.
[GWA comment: Not identified. His parents may have been Oliver Archer (Benjamin, Benjamin) and Harriet/Margaret Manning. His wife
was Jenny Peters. Their daughter Mary was b. 16 Jun 1893 in Cumberland Twp, Guernsey Co, OH. His father came from Brooke Co.,
WV but the ancestral line leads back to Washington Co., PA with no connections to Patrick. No one among Patrick's descendants seems
to fit this man's description.]
p. 54l (Newspapers)
The Cumberland Echo was established by Rev. W. G. Archer with A.M. Johnson Foreman and printer August 8, 1892 and was published by
them up to September 8, 1893 when it passed into the hands of Miss May Stranathan who is still recording the "echoes" of personal,
social, commercial and religious life to the satisfaction and pleasure of its many patrons.
"Stories of Guernsey Co., Ohio, a History of an Average Ohio County" by William G. Wolfe, publ. by the Author, Cambridge, OH
1943 (reprinted by Unigraphic, Knightstown, IN, 1976)
pp. 246-247
War of 1812- listed under Capt Beatty's Co. - Joseph Archer.
Others who enlisted: Michael Archer
[GWA comment: Probably Joseph and Michael, sons of Joseph (Patrick)]
p. 252
James Copus - Mrs. Copus came to Guernsey Co. - "On account of the danger [from Indians], Mrs. Copus and her nine children could
not remain in the cabin. Having relatives or friends in the Westland Twp, Guernsey Co., she expressed a desire to come here.
Joseph Archer and George Carroll, two of the soldiers who accompanied them on the journey which was made with much hardship
and danger. Mrs. Copus and her children remained in Westland for a few years and then returned to their old home in Ashland Co."
In 1882 a monument was erected where the Copus cabin stood. Upon it are carved the names of six Guernsey county soldiers who were
killed by the Indians.
[GWA comment: This gets complicated and illustrates how much inter-marriage there was on the frontier:
Both Joseph Archer and George E. Carrol were rescuing their maternal aunt:
Anna Church who had md. James Copus (d. 15 Sep 1812, Richland Co., OH).
Anna Church (1 Sep 1775, Greene Co., PA - 8 Dec 1862, Richland CO, OH) was the daughter of George Church 1747-1814 and Jane.]
Also, Joseph Archer and George Carroll were brothers-in-law:
Joseph Archer (Joseph, Patrick) md. Elizabeth Carroll, dau of George Carroll and Isabella Church
George E. Carrol 1791-1846 son of George Carroll and Isabella Church who was dau of George Church and Jane
md. Anna Archer (Joseph, Patrick).
p. 507
Cambridge Ladies' Auxiliary No 32 Patriarchs Militant - Hannah Archer, past president.
p. 508 Hannah Archer listed as financial secretary for the Cambridge Olive Rebeccah Lodge no 576.
p. 652
W. D. Archer, member of the board of Directors for the Central National Bank at Cambridge, OH in 1841. He was also President of
the bank.
[GWA comment: William D. Archer (Henry, Jacob, James or George?, Jacob?, Patrick?)]
p. 972
Rev. John W. Archer 1840-1842 was pastor of the Senecaville Presbyterian church.
p. 980
John Archer was a miller in Alexander Campbell's mill sometime before 1888.
"History of Guernsey Co." by Col. Cyrus P. B. Sarchet, Vol 1, B.F. Bowen, Indianapolis, IN 1911
p. 354
List of Guernsey Co. Businesses in 1910-
L. B. Archer, shoemaker;
W. D. Archer, postmaster, in Pleasant City
[GWA comment: Lester Bliss Archer (Joseph, Michael?, Jacob?, Patrick?)
Probably William D. Archer (Henry, Jacob, James or George? ,Jacob?, Patrick?)]
p. 590
Col. William Jackson Gregg who md. Mary Ellen Ball in 1855. She was the daughter of Jonas Ball and Amy Archer. She was born in
Sarahsville, OH. Jonas Ball was born in Wales and her mother was born in Noble Co.
[GWA comment: Amy Archer (James, James, Patrick)]
"Guernsey County, Ohio - A Collection of Historical Sketches and
Family Histories," compiled by Members and Friends of Guernsey County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society. Cambridge, OH:
The Society, c. 1979.
p. 27
Miss Golden M. Archer served as secretary of The Order of Amaranth of Guernsey Co., Ohio, active organization since April 1947 and as
of 1979 serving as Royal Matron of the same organization.
Golden M. Archer
There was a Golden May Archer (William, Henry, James?, Jacob?, Patrick?).
11 Apr 1896, Guernsey Co., d. 1 Dec 1976. The "Golden" name has been used for males and females in this line. Her lineagehanher is
uncertain.]
p. 37
Linda Archer appeared in a photograph of students of the Yankee Point school, formerly located on Skull Fork, 2 miles south of
Londonderry. The photograph was taken about 1904.
pp. 51-52
Name of the minister authorized to solemnize the marriage: W. G. Archer, a Presbyterian minister. A list marriages of non-Archers
appears taken from the original record, Ministers' record of marriages , Vol 2. pp. 241-247.
p. 101
History of the Family of James R. and Maxine D. Douglass
Alice Mercer, dau of Olettea Archer and Walter Mercer of Lower City md Robert J. Douglass b. 21 Oct 1948, attended Londonderry
and Glass plant schools, and Cambridge High School, also University of Chicago, Il. Robert J. is one of four children of
James Rogers Douglass and Maxine Barber Dunbar. James was b. 28 June 1924 and Maxine, 29 Oct 1926. James Rogers Douglass was the
son of Charles M. and Josephine Pearl Hannum Douglas of near Antrim, Guernsey Co. James and Maxine were
md. 22 Sept 1945.
Maxine was dau of Eugene Barber and Amanda Elizabeth Tinsmon of Skull Fork near Londonderry. (There is more on the Douglass
family and descendants.)
[GWA comment: Oletta Archer (Lucas, Jocephus, Michael, Joseph, James, Patrick). She was b. 28 Apr 1923 in
Ravesnwood, Jackson Co,WV and married 2. Paul Golmitz.]
p. 147
Grace Archer md. Paul Lester Kenworthy. Children: Alma Mae 1948-1949; William James
md. Lucinda Ballinger and had three sons: Brian, Mike and Jason; Betty Ann md. Stephen Hinson, dau
Amanada. Paul Lester was the son of Fred Franklin Kenworthy (born?) 1895 md. Bessie Olive Craig b. 1897. (See p. 188 below.)
They (Fred and Bessie) lived all their 62 years of married life on a farm near Indian Camp, Knox Township. He served in World War I.
He is still a very competitive checker player and had bowled All League in Cambridge. He was recently presented a trophy for being
the oldest bowler and never missing a night in five years. They are both active members of Mt. Herman Church at Indian Camp
Grange. Other children of Fred and Bessie: Willis Craig, Paul Lester and Pauline Esther (twins).
[GWA comment: Grace's ancestry is uncertain before her grandfather. Her father was Andrew
William Archer 1898-1980 and Lula
May Moorehead b. 1907. Andrew's father was William Archer 1858- 1912 and Mary J. Barnett 1860-1935. The family lived and died in
Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH.]
p. 153
Ruth Elizabeth Archer, 18, married 12 Jun 1920 Marion Francis Lawrence b. 8 Jun 1898, Back St. Linton Mills, 6 miles down Wills
Creek from Kimbolt, OH in Coshocton. Lawrence was the son of John Bradly and Malinda Catherine Johnson.
[GWA comment: Ruth Elizbeth Archer (Elisha, Nathan, Joseph, James, Patrick)]
"Lawrence-Johnson Families
p. 153
Marion Francis Lawrence, son of John Bradley and Milinda Catherine Johnson Lawrence, was born June 8, 1898, on Back Street, Linton
Mills, six miles down Wills Creek from Kimbolton, Ohio, in Coshocton County....
The Lawrence family, of English descent, lived near Zanesville.
Marion's grandmother raised her son alone until he married, helping her as he could. She is buried in a family plot on a hill
near their home.
Her father worked for farmers; hunted game for food; dug coal from a hill nearby; and helped at a sawmill. Mother sewed their clothes
from cloth similar to denim.
There were six living children: Rilla Catherine, Marion Francis, Thomas Stone, and John Wesley, two girls, Vernie and Edna, died in
infancy. Two children were still born. Albert was interred in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Guernsey County.
The Johnsons were Pennsylvania Dutch from Germany. The father, Elisha Johnson, was a casket maker and a carpenter. He held a
frosty nail in his mouth which stuck to his lip, damaging the lip.
He developed cancer. He was a very religious man. He died, leaving three small boys and one girl-
Lew, Jethro, Charles, and Malinda Catherine (named for her mother who had died). Their
parents are buried in Plainfield Cemetery.
In 1911 Marion helped his dad dig coal, when he was out of school. When he was 15, he quit school, and became an engineer hoisting
coal from the Harriette Mine, near Buckeyeville.
He met and later married Ruth Elizabeth Archer, 18, on June 12, 1920. They lived near Little Kate, in a mining town called
Lucasburg, west of what is now Meadowbrook High School. Two girls were born- Dorothy Louise on July 4, 1921, and Virginia June on
January 20, 1923. In the spring of 1925 they moved to Cressep, West Virginia where he mined coal. During a strike a farmer hired
him to hoe corn and put up hay. A son, Jack Archer, was born June 18, 1925. the family became ill with typhoid fever. Dorothy died.
They then returned to the old home. He worked as he was able to in mines, the railroad,
R. C. A. and odd jobs. His wife, Ruth, died October 22, 1957. Marion was a widower nine years. He loved to
square dance. It was there he met M. Helen Ray, a nurse's associate. A year later- November 13, 1966, we were married, and
have lived in Lore City, a town near where I was born August 5, 1912. -
Submitted by M. Helen Lawrence.
p. 188
Thomas and Amanda Banker Phillips Family
Bessie Olive Craig, dau of William Criag (1872-1956) and Elma Young (1875-1941) dau of James Young and Jane
Priaulx. Bessie was one of nine children. Bessie was born 1897 and married Fred Kenworthy and had four children: Willis Criag
md. Mary McMahon; twins, Paul Lester md Grace Archer (see above at p. 144) who had
three children.); Pauline Ester md. Harold Nelson (1920-1963) and had two children: Joan Carol and James Robert.
p. 246
Amanda Howell dau of William and Mary Jane Howell md. George Archer. Children: Marian, June, Elizabeth Ann.
William Howell was one of 13 children of Abner Howell and Louisa Rollins who settled in Knox Twp., and owned ll00 acres of land
there. His brothers were James, Preston, Edward and Frank.
Sisters; Mary (Addy), Harriet (Guthrie), Elizabeth Ann (Lawyer),
Sarah (Dyer), Eliza (Addy), Amanda (Kennedy) and Margaret (Blair).
[GWA comment: George Boyd Archer (George, Israel, Enoch, Joseph, James, Patrick) who
md. 2. Amanda Howell. His first wife was Lelia M. "Billie" Lohman.]
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THE ROBBERY OF JENNIE ARCHER OF SPENCER TOWNSHIP, GUERNSEY CO., OHIO
Mistaken Evidence
Two Guernsey county men once served several months in the Ohio Penitentiary for a crime they did not commit. Their conviction
and subsequent sentence to imprisonment resulted from a combination of both direct and circumstantial evidence. Of all
the persons connected with their trial only one, the attorney who defended them, seemed to believe in their innocence. Their case
was one of the most remarkable ever tried in the courts of Guernsey county.
Jennie Archer Robbed - About sixty years ago Jennie Archer, a woman past middle age, lived as a recluse three or four miles northeast
of Cumberland. Her cabin, made of rails and daubed with clay, was located in a hollow surrounded by woods. Her only companions were
a cow, a ferocious dog, and some chickens which roosted in the loft of the cabin. People of the country round-about knew her as
Jennie Archer, the eccentric old woman. It was reported that she had between two hundred and a thousand dollars which she carried
in a belt about her body.
Late one dark, rainy night in February 1877, two men riding horseback approached the cabin, dismounted and knocked. They told
Jennie they were officers looking for horse thieves who, they had reason to believe, were concealed in her cabin. Although she
tried to assure them no such persons were there, they forced an entrance, after shooting the dog which offered resistance. They
then demanded her money. She denied having any, but her movements led to their searching the loft where a sack containing between
two and three hundred dollars was found. The men then rode away with the money.
Robbers Tracked - The next morning Jennie reported the robbery and officers came to the cabin. As the ground was soft, the tracks of
the robbers' horses could be seen plainly. A shoe was missing from the hoof of one of the horses. The tracks were followed to
the main road leading to Cumberland, thence to a place where it forked. One horse had gone straight ahead; the other had turned to
the left toward Ava. They followed the tracks of the former, which led to the stable of Everett
Heskett. Within was a horse whose feet corresponded to the size of the tracks followed, and
with one shoe missing. In appearance Heskett answered the description of one of the robbers, given the officers by Jennie.
Returning to the forks the officers followed the tracks of the other horse. They led to the stable of Thomas Stewart, in which
was a horse whose feet showed the same measurements as the tracks.
Stewart answered the description of the other robber. The two men were immediately arrested.
Both, protesting their innocence, gave bond to appear before the court at Cambrdige at its next session. In the meantime Heskett
fled the country, forfeiting his bond.
Convincing Evidence - Stewart engaged Colonel John Ferguson, Cambridge attorney, to defend him. His case was tried before
Judge Frazier, with J.C. Steele as prosecutor. Jennie Archer told the story of the robbery, as related above, and positively
identified Stewart as one of the two men who had taken the money.
The officers testified as to their tracking the horses. Then other witnesses stated that Heskett and Stewart knew Jennie had
money; that they had been heard to make some remarks which would indicate their intention to try to get to it. The fact that
Heskett had fled, forfeiting his bond, was evidence of guilt.
Only a short deliberation was necessary for the jury to render a verdict of guilty. Judge Frazier sentenced Stewart to two years
in the penitentiary. Heskett was subsequently rearrested in Illinois, whence he had fled, and brought back to Cambridge. His
trial which was similar to that of Stewart, resulted in his getting a sentence of three years. An additional year was given
him because he had forfeited his bond.
In the minds of the judge, prosecutor, jury, and people generally, there seemed to be no question as to the guilt of Heskett and
Stewart. One man, however, was not satisfied, although he held no other persons under suspicion. This was Colonel John Ferguson,
counsel for the defense.
Remarkable Coincidence - About a year later Orange Pettay and Joseph Odell, of
Sarahsville, Noble county, who had been spending money more freely than usual, made some remarks on a certain
occasion that led to their arrest for the robbery of Jennie Archer. They were brought to Cambridge and tried for a crime for
which two men were then paying the penalty at Columbus.
As in the former case, Judge Frazier was on the bench, and J. C. Steele was the prosecutor. This time, though, Colonel John
Ferguson did not serve as counsel for the defense. The jury was composed of J.
S. Riddle, John S. Wilkin, J. T. Oldham, James Hutchison, Solomon Hutton, John S. Clark, Charles H. Scott, George
S. Nichols, James Bell, Lot P. Hosick, Dennison Tetrick and Peter Longsworth.
When called to the stand, Odell confessed. He declared that Heskett and Stewart were innocent. He and Pettay went to Jennie's
house the night of the robbery, he said, and there occurred exactly what she told at the trials of the other men. They then
rode together to the Cumberland road, thence to the forks where they separated,
one going past Heskett', the other past Stewart's.
This accounted for the tracks leading to the homes of the original suspects. A remarkable coincidence in the case was that the foot
measurements of the Heskett and Stewart horses were the same as those of the horses Pettay and dell rode; and more, too, shoes
from the same feet were missing. Heskett and Stewart resembled Pettay and Odell in appearance. Odell shaved his beard on the day
following the robbery.
Victims of Circumstances - Heskett and Stewart were the victims of the most unfortunate circumstances in the court history of
Guernsey county. They would probably have been convicted on circumstantial evidence alone. But to this was added the direct
but mistaken evidence of a weak-minded old woman. She had not mingled enough with the outside world to make distinctions as to
people. Nobody blamed her, the judge, the prosecutor or the jury.
Sentences of five and two years in the penitentiary were given Pettay and Odell, respectively. Petitions for the immediate
release of Heskett and Stewart, signed by Judge Frazier, Prosecutor Steele and the members of the jury were forward to
Governor Richard M. Bishop. It was a case of mistaken evidence.
"Stories of Guernsey County, Ohio" by William G. Wolfe. Cambridge, OH, 1943, pp. 998-1000
[GWA comment: I cannot with certainty identify Jane Archer. She should be related to the Jacob of Patrick line, as Spencer Twp,
Guernsey Co., OH is where Jacob lived and died after he migrated from Greene Co., PA in the early 1800's. However, there have been
a large number of movements of the descendants of James (of Patrick) into Guernsey Co. over the years, and she could have been
a wife of one of these. Nevertheless here is an attempt to see who she might be.
There was a Jane Archer age 35 (b. c. 1815) OH living with Nancy Archer age 75, b. PA in the 1850 Census for Spencer Twp in
household 154/390 as the only two inhabitants of the household.
Let's assume that Nancy b. c. 1775 was a widow (of Jacob of Patrick) and that Jane (Jennie?) was her daughter.
The evidence to support their connection to Jacob is very slim.
Howard Leckey in his "Tenmile Country and Pioneer Ancestors says that Jacob of Patrick Archer's wife was Nancy Church, daughter of
George Church (Kirk/Kirche) and Jane. (Was Jane Archer b. c. 1815 named for her?) Leckey elsewhere, citing local oral history, says
that Nancy married an Archer and does not name him. This could have been either Jacob or Simon
Archer, sons of Patrick, as Simon's wife was Nancy. Jacob's wife's name is not known with certainty.
After Simon's death in Washington Co., OH in 1808, the 1810 US Census for Newport Twp, Washington Co, OH lists a Nancy Archer and
she is named "Nancy" as the widow and admistratrix of his estate in 1808. So the case is stronger that a Nancy was Simon's wife
whereas there is no paper trail naming Jacob's wife.
Back to Jacob. Jacob was supposed to have been one of the younger sons of Patrick. Jacob and family appear for the first time in
Spencer Twp in the 1820 US Census with both of the oldest adults over 45 and with two females 10-16 of age. One of these could have
been Jennie. In the Franklin Twp, Greene Co., PA US census he and the oldest female are aged 26-45.
The jury is still out on Jennie's ancestry, but it is probably Jacob of Patrick, possibly by one of his children who died or went
to Morgan Co. or by Jacob himself. Jacob's children are not known with certainty but may be uncovered with much more work in
Guernsey Co. records. Research is complicated because Jacob's brother, Joseph was also living in Guernsey Co. until Joseph moved
to Richland Co., OH ca. 1818-1820.
For more on Jennie's escapades there is a detailed account of her life and living conditions in the Cambridge (OH) "Daily
Jeffersonian" 4 Sep 1942. She continued to live as a squatter in a shack that had minimal comforts after the robbery The local
people who felt sorry and responsible for her made two attempts to get her moved to the County Infirmary. She left the first time
and returned home but died at the home the second time when she jumped from a window to escape. Locals
categorized her as eccentric but not insane.]
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Index
GUERNSEY CO., OHIO MARRIAGES 1811-1983
The marriage records are located in Probate Judge's Office, Cambridge, OH
Marriage Book Vol A (1811-1832)
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GROOM |
BRIDE |
DATE |
RETURNED BY |
| 3 |
Michael Archer |
Margaret Collin(s) |
27 Mar 1811 |
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| 9 |
Joseph Archer |
Elizabeth Carrol |
20 Dec 1811 |
Samuel Jackson, J.P. |
| 22 |
George Carrol |
Anna Archer |
19 Mar 1812 |
D. K. Patrick, J.P. |
| 30 |
George Harris |
Elizabeth Archer |
8 Jan 1815 |
Elisha Enochs, Esq. |
| 39 |
Simeon Archer |
Rhoda Enochs |
15 Sep 1815 |
Elisha Enochs, Esq. |
| 49 |
Henry Archer |
Polly Walters |
13 Nov 1816 |
David Tullus, J.P. |
| 64 |
Joseph Archer |
Elizabeth Johns |
14 Aug 1817 |
David Tullus, J.P. |
| 86 |
Jacob Archer |
Sally Grandon |
3 Sep 1818 |
Jacob McCollam |
| 95 |
Jonas Ball |
Amy Archer |
10 Oct 1818 |
|
| 262 |
Henry Archer |
Susannah Jones |
23 Mar 1826 |
William Reese |
[GWA comment: lineages listed in same order as marriages
Michael (Joseph, James, Patrick)
Joseph (Joseph, Patrick)
Anna (Joseph?, Patrick?)
Elizabeth (James, Patrick)
Simon (James, Patrick)
Henry (James?, Jacob?, Patrick?)
Joseph (Joseph, Patrick) - second wife: Elizabeth Jones, not Johns
Jacob (James, Patrick)
Amy (James, James, Patrick)
Henry (Jacob?, Patrick?)]
Marriage Book Vol B (1832-1846)
(* Of 21 years of age)
(** of 18 years of age)
(+ Residents of Guernsey Co.)
(Note: Dates of returns are dated later than the dates on spine of the volume)
| Page |
Groom |
Bride |
Date |
Returned By |
| 313 |
Elijah Archer*+ |
Sarah Fuleck**+ |
24 Apr 1861 |
Elijah Bifford (x) |
[GWA comment: Elijah (Elijah?, Michael?, Jacob?, Patrick?)
Marriage Book Vol C (1832-1844)
| Page |
Groom |
Bride |
Date |
Returned By |
| 249 |
Daniel McCloud |
Anne Archer |
12 Dec 1828 |
William A. Claire, J. P |
[GWA comment: Anne Archer (Michael?, Jacob?, Patrick?)]
Marriage Book Vol D (1844-1861)
| 279 |
Andrew Archer |
Sarah Smith |
1 Aug 1850 |
Elder Peter Hogen, Baptist Church |
| 443 |
Soloman Archer |
Sarah Law |
20 May 1855 |
Joseph John, J. P |
| 611 |
Elijah Archer |
Sarah Fulck |
2 May 1861 |
Rev. P. Hogan |
[GWA comment: Andrew (Michael, Jacob, Patrick)]
Stephen Solomon (James, Joseph, James, Patrick) - Sarah Law his second wife. His first wife was Ruth Ellen Berry md 11 Jan 1855, Noble Co., OH;
md 3. Hannah Davis 11 Feb 1857, according to a 1902 biography when he lived in Franklin Co., KS. I could not find a record of the third
marriage there or anywhere in Kansas for him. There is a fairly clear record that he abandoned wives 1 and 2 and survived the Civil War
although Sarah Law believed he died in the war and remarried 14 Jun 1862, (Cloud Co., KS?) a medical Dr.
S. M. Ransopher. Ruth got a divorce for abandonment on 12 Jun 1858 in Noble Co. and remarried in Noble Co., OH 28
Oct 1858 James Hesson. He went by the name Solomon but got his Civil War pension under the name of Stephen Solomon for service in Co. H., 7th
Kansas Infantry. Perhaps his pension file will throw some light on his earlier marriages and parentage of his 9 children, one of which was by
Sarah.
Elijah ( (Elijah?, Michael?, Jacob?, Patrick?)
Marriage Book Vol 1 (1861-1870)
(* Of 21 years of age)
(** of 18 years of age)
(+ Residents of Guernsey Co.)
| Page |
Groom |
Bride |
Date |
Returned By |
| 608 |
W. S. Archer* |
Margaret Trott** |
20 Feb 1870 |
Richard Cartwright
C. Foster made application for W. S. Archer on 11 Nov 1869 |
[GWA comment: Wilson S. Archer (Enoch, Joseph, James, Patrick). His marriage license said that they were 2nd cousins.]
Marriage Book Vol 2 (1870-1879)
(* Of 21 years of age)
(** of 18 years of age)
(+ Residents of Guernsey Co.)
| 328 |
Chalmer Archer* |
Clarissa A. Tripp** |
29 Oct 1874 |
John Abels
Daniel Master (X) made application for the permit 28 Oct 1874 |
[GWA comment: Chalmer (Andrew, Michael, Jacob, Patrick)]
| 430 |
John Dickinson |
Maggie A. Archer |
16 Feb 1876 |
A. R. Smith |
Marriage Book Vol 4 (1885-1891)- No Archers listed
Marriage Book Vol 5 (1891-1897)
| 201 |
William Archer |
Mary J. Barnett |
6 Apr 1893 |
Rev. W. B. Willingan |
Marriage Book Vol 6 (1897-1898)- No Archers listed
Marriage Book Vol 7 (1898-1901)- No Archers listed
Marriage Book Vol 8 (1902-1904)- No Archers listed
[GWA Comment: Only the indexes were checked, but it seems odd that there are no Archer marriages during this time, as numerous as were the Archers in this
area. There were no women whose last name began with "A" listed in
the indexes, suggesting that the indexing was poorly done.]
Marriage Book Vol 9 (1905-1907)
| 134 |
William H. Hines |
Nancy A. Archer |
on 18 Oct 1905 |
by Watson H. Gregg |
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26, on 27 Jul 1905 |
23, on 22 Feb 1905 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge |
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B. Midway, OH |
B. (blank) |
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Occ: Machinist |
Occ: Bookkeeper |
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Parents: J.C. Hines & Virginia E. Bennett |
Parents: J. C. Archer & Martha Simmons |
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[GWA comment: Nancy (Josephus/Joseph C., Enoch, James, James, Patrick)]
| 184 |
William P. Whitlatch |
Mintie Archer |
on 27 Dec 1905 |
by H.K. Rifflen at Ripley, WV |
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28, on 15 Jul 1905 |
27, on 11 Sep 1905 |
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Res: Wheeling, WV |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
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B. WV |
B. WV |
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Occ: Carpenter |
Occ: Housekeeping |
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Parents: Jackson Whitlatch & Lucinda Kirby |
Parents: Weedon Archer & Melissa Smith |
|
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[GWA comment: Amenta "Mintie" Archer (Weeden, James, Joseph, James,
Patrick)]
| 255 |
Oscar Dyer |
Alta Archer |
on 19 Jun 1906 |
by Robert Hammond, J.P. |
|
26, on 26 Apr 1906 |
24, on 8 Jun 1906 |
|
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Res: Byesville, OH |
Res: Byesville, OH |
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B. Athens Co., OH |
B. WV |
|
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Occ: Miner |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
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Parents: Henry Dyer & Alice Walter |
Parents: EA. Archer & Elizabeth Nicholson |
|
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Formerly married: Mrs. Alta Schaefer |
|
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[GWA comment: Alta Archer (Elisha, Nathan, Joseph, James, Patrick)]
| 294 |
James S. Archer |
Mamie O. Hague |
on 1 Sep 1906 |
by Rev. W. S. White |
|
23, on 13 Feb 1906 |
19, on 11 Mar 1906 |
|
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
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B. Cambridge, Oh |
B. Belmont Co., OH |
|
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Occ: Clerk |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
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Parents: Absom Archer & Sarah Simmons |
Parents: Taylor Hague & Katie Betts |
|
|
[GWA comment: James S. Archer (Absalom, Stephen, James, James, Patrick)]
| 367 |
John E. Middleton |
Lillian C. Archer |
on 2 Jan 1907 |
by David E. Carmam, Baptist Minister |
|
21, on 10 Apr 1906 |
23, on 2 Jan 1907 (1906 marked out) |
|
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
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B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Noble Co, OH |
|
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Occ: Glassmaker |
Occ: School teacher |
|
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Parents: John R. Middleton & Elizabeth M. Fairley |
Parents: Simon Archer & Harriet Barnes |
|
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[GWA comment: Lillian C. Archer (Simon, Stephen, James, James, Patrick)]
| 445 |
Edgar Archer |
Zepha May Harper |
on 5 Jun 1907 |
by Richard J. Morris, Pastor, M.E. Church |
|
30, on 8 Jan 1907 |
19, on 7 Jan 1907 |
|
|
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Res: Pleasant City, OH |
Res: Pleasant City, OH |
|
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B. Noble Co., OH |
B. Athens Co., OH |
|
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Occ: Businessman |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
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Parents: Henry Archer & Viola Gorby |
Parents: T. J. Harper & Eva Headley |
|
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[GWA comment: Edgar Archer (Henry, Jacob, George or James?, Jacob?, Patrick?]
| 453 |
Curtis Archer |
Maribah McDonald |
on 13 Jun 1907 |
by Edwin A. Jester, M.E. Minister |
|
30, on 11 Aug 1906 |
29, on 28 Sep 1906 |
|
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
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B. Wakakoneta, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
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Occ: Glass worker |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
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Parents: Joseph E. Archer & Mary C. Johnston |
Parents: H.F. McDonald & Mary E. Wells |
|
|
[GWA comment: Curtis (Joseph Edgar, Joseph) of Auglaize and Fayette Cos., OH. There does not seem to be a connection to Patrick
Archer's line.]
| 507 |
Eastell D. Archer |
Rosa E. Howell |
on 22 Sep 1907 |
by William J. Hamp and William Freeman
(written in pencil: "Don't publish") |
|
24, on 17 Feb 1907 |
16, on 5 Jul 1907 |
|
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH
Rt. 7 |
|
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B. Jackson Co., WV |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
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Occ: Clerk |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
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Parents: Weeden Archer & Melissa Smith |
Parents: Hiram Howell & Emily Anderson |
|
|
[GWA comment: Eastell Archer (Weeden, James, Joseph, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 10 (1907-1911)
| 5 |
John Archer |
Vivian Dyer |
on 23 Dec 1907 |
by Rev. W.H. Wilson at Byesville, OH |
|
21, on 18 Mar 1907 |
18, on 28 Jan 1907 |
|
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Res: Byesville, Oh |
Res: Byesville, OH |
|
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B. Millfield, OH |
B. Byesville, OH |
|
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Occ: Miner |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
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Parents: E. A. Archer (mother not given)
Previously married and divorced |
Parents: H. M. Dyer & Alice Walters |
|
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[GWA comment: John Archer (Elisha, Nathan, Joseph, James, Patrick). His mother was Elizabeth Nicholson. Elisha moved around a great deal:
15 Feb 1879 married in Jackson Co., WV; 1885-1895 Athens Co., OH; 1910: Marion Twp, Noble Co., OH,]
Marriage Book Vol 11 (1911-1913) - No Archers listed
Marriage Book Vol 12 (1914-1916)
| 55 |
Clyde Powell |
Helen May Archer |
on 24 Dec 1913 |
by A.M. Baxter, J.P. |
|
22, on 2 Oct 1913 |
18, on 10 May 1913 |
|
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Res: Byesville, OH |
Res: Derment, Guernsey Co., OH |
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B. Meigs Co., OH |
B. Athens Co., OH |
|
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Occ: Mining |
Occ: Housekeeping |
|
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Parents: J. J. Powell & Rosa Powell |
Parents: E. A. Archer & Elizabeth Nicholson |
|
|
[GWA comment: Helen May Archer (Elisha, Nathan, Joseph, James, Patrick)]
| 171 |
James Harrison Archer |
Iva Alloway Gilcher |
on 30 Sep 1914 |
by W. L. McCormick |
|
25, on 12 Apr 1914 |
27, on 13 Feb 1914 |
|
|
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
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B. E. Union, Noble Co, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
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Occ: Clerk |
Occ: Housekeeping |
|
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Parents: Joseph Archer & Martha J. Simmons Divorced |
Parents: Joseph Alloway & Nina Voswalt
|
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|
[GWA comment: James Harrison Archer (Josephus/Joseph C., Enoch, James, James, Patrick)]
| 365 |
Earl Willis Archer |
Mary Celia Kovalycsik |
(no return-License issued
29 Sep 1915) |
|
|
22, on 20 Apr 1915 |
18, on 27 Jun 1915 |
|
|
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Res: Ava, OH |
Res: Jackson Twp, Guernsey Co, OH |
|
|
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B. Hiramsburg, OH |
B. Robins, OH |
|
|
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Occ: Coal miner |
Occ: Housekeeping |
|
|
|
Parents: Harry Archer & Viola Gorby |
Parents: John Kovalycsik & Lizzie Senega |
|
|
[GWA comment: Earl Willis Archer (Henry, Jacob, George or James?, Jacob?, Patrick?]
| 441 |
Charles L. Archer |
Ollie Gertrude Spear |
on 11 Jan 1916 |
by R.A. Elliott, Pastor, Second Euphany Church |
|
38, on 30 Dec 1916 |
28, on 14 Jul 1916 |
|
|
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
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B. Noble Co., OH |
B. Caldwell, OH |
|
|
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Occ: Barber |
Occ: Dress making |
|
|
|
Parents: L. B. Archer & Mary B. Hall |
Parents: George M. Spear & Sally M. Walter |
|
|
[GWA comment: Charles L. Archer (Lester Bliss, Joseph, Michael?, Jacob?, Patrick?)]
| 448 |
Wilfed Ray Patterson |
Foletta Archer |
on 29 Jan 1916 |
by Rev. W. S. White, U. B. Pastor |
|
25, on 29 Apr 1915 |
19, on 13 Jun 1916 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Center Twp, Guernsey Co |
B. Caldwell, OH |
|
|
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Occ: Employee - pottery |
Occ: Employee- pottery |
|
|
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Parents: James R. Patterson & Martha A. Patterson |
Parents: Absalam Archer & Sarah C. Simons |
|
|
[GWA comment: Foletta Archer (Absalom, Stephen, James, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 13 (1916-1919)
| 231 |
Perley A. Dunlap |
Beulah May Archer |
on 27 Nov 1917 |
by Edwin Kirby, Pastor, First M. E. Church, Cambridge, OH |
|
25, on 23 May 1917 |
20, on 5 Oct 1917 |
|
|
|
Res: 543 Madison Ave., Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH
|
|
|
|
B. Center Twp, Guernsey Co. |
B. Noble Co., OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Mill worker |
Occ: Housework |
|
|
|
Parents: David M. Dunlap & Caroline Warne (sic) |
Parents: J. C. Archer & Martha Simons |
|
|
[GWA comment: Beulah May (Josephus/Joseph C., Enoch, James, James, Patrick)]
| 272 |
Ottie Hughey |
Mabel Archer |
on 9 Feb 1918 |
by Edwin Kirby, Pastor, First M.E. Church, Cambridge, OH |
|
19, on 10 Sep 1917 |
19, on 12 Oct 1917 |
|
|
|
Res: Elba, OH |
Res: Pleasant City, OH |
|
|
|
B. Ritchey Co., WV |
B. Pleasant City, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Carpenter |
Occ: Office work |
|
|
|
Parents: David Hughey & Frances Hughey |
Parent: W. D. Archer & Nora Stewart |
|
|
[GWA comment: Mabel Archer (William D., Henry, Jacob, James or George?, Jacob?, Patrick?)]
| 426 |
William Black |
Ola Archer |
on 1 Feb 1919 |
by J. H. Longsworth, Minister, Byesville, OH |
|
35, on 3 Dec 1918 |
23, on 11 Dec 1918 |
|
|
|
Res: Byesville, OH |
Res: Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
B. Berlin, OH |
B. Zanesville, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Mining |
Occ: Clerk |
|
|
|
Parents: Henry Black & Belle Roberts |
Parents: Ulysses Archer & Elizabeth Moore |
|
|
|
Previously married: Ola Hall |
|
|
|
[GWA comment: Ola Archer, probably dau of Ulysses S. Grant Archer (James, Enoch, James, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 14 (1919-1922)
| 109 |
Marion Francis Lawrence |
Ruth Elizabeth Archer |
on 12 Jun 1920 |
by J.H. Longsworth, Minister |
|
22, on 8 Jun 1920 |
18, on 19 Feb 1920 |
|
|
|
Res: Byesville, OH Rt 1 |
Res: Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
B. Linton Mills |
B. Hartford |
|
|
|
Occ: Miner |
Occ: Domestic |
|
|
|
Parents: John Lawrence & Malinda C. Johnson |
Parents: Elisha Archer & Elizabeth Nicholson |
|
|
[GWA comment Ruth Elizabeth Archer (Elisha, Nathan, Joseph, James, Patrick)]
| 442 |
Herbert M. Withington |
Norene L. Archer |
on 14 Feb 1922 |
by F.W. Luce, Minister |
|
21, on 3 Jan 1922 |
19, on 4 Dec 1921 |
|
|
|
Res: Crafton, PA |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Crafton, PA |
B. Wolf Summit, WV |
|
|
|
Occ: Laborer |
Occ: Housework |
|
|
|
Parents: G.N. Withington & Margaret I. McGihik..y? |
Parents: John W. Archer & Mary I. Heckman |
|
|
[GWA comment: Dorothy Lucille Archer (John Webster, David McGarry, Jacob, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 15 (1922-1926)
| 180 |
James Daniel Sickles |
Verna May Archer |
on 27 Oct 1923 |
by William Criag, J.P. |
|
21, on 26 Oct 1923 |
15, on 5 Feb 1923 |
|
|
|
Res: Byesville, OH |
Res: Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
B. Byesville, OH |
B. Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Miner |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
|
|
Parents: William L. Sickles, deceased: Catherine Baker |
Parents: Estel Archer Rosa Howell |
|
|
|
|
Mother signed for Verna as Rosa Archer Ross: "father deceased;
mother remarried") |
|
|
[GWA comment: Verna May Archer (Eastell D., Weeden, James, Jospeh, James, Patrick)]
| 194 |
Frank Nosker |
Elizabeth Archer |
on 28 Nov 1923 |
by Archie Bowen, minister |
|
57, on 21 Dec 1923 |
49, on 26 Jan 1923 |
|
|
|
Res: Zanesville, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Zanesville, OH |
B. Noble Co., OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Machinist |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
|
|
Parents: Samuel Nosker & Elizabeth Tidball |
Parents: Robert Moore & Alice Davis |
|
|
|
formerly married; wife deceased |
formerly married; Mrs. Elizabeth Archer |
|
|
[GWA comment: Elizabeth Moore widow of Ulysses S. Grant Archer probable son of James (Enoch, James, James, Patrick) who d. 8 Dec 1920.]
| 393 |
Andrew William Archer |
Lula May Moorehead |
on 11 Feb 1925 |
by T.J. Wallace, Ministera |
|
26, on 29 May 1924 |
17, on 5 May 1924 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH Rt 9 |
|
|
|
B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Belmont Co., OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Farming |
Occ: Housekeeper |
|
|
|
Parents: William Archer & Mary J. Barnett |
Parents: Henry Moorehead & Minnie Stubbs |
|
|
[GWA comment: Andrew's father was William Archer 1858-1912 and Mary J. Barnett 1860-1935. The family lived and died in
Cambridge, Guernsey Co., OH. Before this the ancestry is unknown.]
| 449 |
Cassil Archer |
Freda Moore |
on 2 Jul 1925 |
by M. Danford, Minister, Caldwell, OH |
|
21, on 17 Nov 1924 |
17, on 10 Jun 1925 |
|
|
|
Res: Pleasant City, OH |
Res: Putnam City, OH |
|
|
|
B. Noble Co, OH |
B. Noble Co, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Farmer |
Occ: Housework |
|
|
|
Parents: Ambrose Archer & Stella Craig |
Parents: Lem Moore & Lucy Lyser |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[GWA comment: Cassil son of Estella Craig md. Ambrose Archer (William, Jacob,
James, Patrick).]
Marriage Book Vol 16 (1926-1930)
| 129 |
W.R. Archer |
Elizabeth Simmons |
on 1 Apr 1927 |
by Anthony Teague at Berne, OH |
|
18, 6 Aug 1926 |
17, on 11 Feb 1927 |
|
|
|
Res: Summerfield, OH |
Res: Robbins, Guernsey Co |
|
|
|
B. Noble Co., OH |
B. Guernsey Co., OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Farmer |
Occ: Housework |
|
|
|
Parents: Riley Archer & Martha A. White |
Parents: Samuel Simmons & Jane Fairhurst |
|
|
[GWA comment: William R. Archer (William Riley, Simon, Simon, James, Patrick)].
| 215 |
Byron Ira Davis |
Mabel Jane Archer |
on 25 Oct 1927 |
by Rev. George H. Miller at Cambridge, OH |
|
23, on 10 Jan 1927 |
20, on 25 Oct 1927 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Derwent, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Clerk |
Occ: House wife |
|
|
|
Parents: John L. Davis & Clara E. Johnson |
Parents: James Archer & Mamie O. Hague |
|
|
[GWA comment: Mabel Jane Archer (James S., Absalom, Stephen, James, James, Patrick)]
| 515 |
Joseph R. Hickman |
Zella B. Archer |
on 9 Nov 1929 |
by Rev. George H. Miller, Cambridge, OH |
|
34, on 20 Apr 1929 |
30, on 19 Mar 1929 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, Oh |
|
|
|
B. Zanesville, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Glassmaker |
Occ: Fore lady |
|
|
|
Parents: John Hickman & Jennie Mason |
Father: Grant Archer & Lizzie Moore |
|
|
[GWA comment: Ola Archer, probably dau of Ulysses S. Grant Archer (James, Enoch, James, James, Patrick)]
| 571 |
William Edward Archer |
Lucy Barbara Perone |
on 4 Jun 1930 |
by Rev. Asa Jerome at S. Shoop, Cambridge, OH |
|
25, on 28 Mar 1930 |
27, on 22 Apr 1930 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Pleasant City, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Bookkeeper |
Occ: Bookkeeper |
|
|
|
Parents: W.D. Archer & Nora Stewart |
Parents: Charles J. Perone & Theodosia Addison |
|
|
[GWA comment: Mabel Archer (William D., Henry, Jacob, James or George?, Jacob?, Patrick?)
Marriage Book Vol 17 (1930-1936)
| 169 |
Archie Nelson |
Dorothy Lucille Archer |
on 30 Jan 1932 |
by Rev. Ora Jerome at Shoop, Cambridge, OH |
|
25, on 24 Nov 1931 |
20, on 5 Apr 1932 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Hoboken, NJ |
B. Dexter City, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Dist. Rep- RCA Photophone, Inc |
Occ: Cashier |
|
|
|
Parents: John Webster & Mary Heckman |
Parents: Charles E. Nelson Archer & Margaret Hanson |
|
|
[GWA comment: Dorothy Lucille Archer (John Webster, David McGarry, Jacob, James, Patrick)]
| 466 |
William D. Murdock |
Blanche Archer |
on 22 Jun 1935 |
by Clarence S. Gee, Minister, Delaware, OH |
|
25, on 16 Dec 1934 |
31, on 1 Sep 1934 |
|
|
|
Res: Cadiz, OH |
Res: Pleasant City, OH |
|
|
|
B. Ramsey, OH |
B. Pleaseant City, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Teacher |
Occ: Teacher |
|
|
|
Parents: L.L. Murdock & Della Watson Eleanor |
Parents: H.C. Johnson & Lucetta Archer (Never married previously) |
|
|
Marriage Book Vol 18
| 138 |
William D. Archer |
Sarah Rebecca Davis |
on 8 Aug 1937 |
by C.W. Cooper, Minister, Cambridge, OH |
|
66, on 13 Jul 1937 |
55, on 23 Feb 1937 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Pleasant City, OH |
|
|
|
B. Noble Co, OH |
B. Guernsey Co., OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Manufacturer |
Occ: Housekeeping |
|
|
|
Parents: Henry Archer & Viola Gorby
Married once before |
Parents: Adam Davis & Anne Waller
Not previously married |
|
|
[GWA comment: William D. Archer (Henry, Jacob, George or James?, Jacob?, Patrick?]
Marriage Book Vol 19
| 399 |
Charles Russell Archer |
Betty Eileen Cunningham |
on 24 Apr 1943 |
by Lester S. Adams, Minister, at Cambridge, OH |
|
29, on 9 Jan 1943 |
24, on 30 May 1942 |
|
|
|
Res: Wyandott, MI |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Plant protection serviceman |
Occ: Secretary |
|
|
|
Parents: James S. Archer & Mamie Hague |
Parents: Joseph Cunningham & Anna Lucas |
|
|
[GWA comment: Charles Russell Archer (James S., Absalom, Stephen, James, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 20 (1945-1947)
| 152 |
James Franklin Archer |
Ruth Eileen Yearsley |
on 6 Oct 1940 |
by Owen Olynf. Hull, Minister, Cambridge, OH |
|
29, on 31 Jul 1945 |
29, on 22 Apr 1945 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Accountant |
Occ: Stenographer |
|
|
|
Parents: James S. Archer & Mamie O. Hague |
Parents: Charles Yearsley & Orpha Deavers |
|
|
[GWA comment: James Franklin Archer (James S., Absalom, Stephen, James, James, Patrick)]
| 148 |
John Moylen Gilliam |
Betty Louise Archer |
on 22 Sep 1945 |
|
|
26, on 1 Mar 1945 |
25, on 20 Jul 1945 |
|
|
|
Res: St. Petersburg, FL |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Newark, OH |
B. Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Post photographer F.G. Hospital |
Occ: typist |
|
|
|
Parents: William Gilliam Alice Mitchell Once previously married;
Divorced: Mrs. William Hitchcock |
Parents: Charles Archer Kathryn Noble Divorced |
|
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|
|
|
|
|
| 462 |
Paul Lester Kenworthy |
Grace Ann Archer |
on 17 Jan 1947 |
by A. Donald Harkler, Minister, New Concord, OH |
|
23, 31 Jan 1946 |
21, on 12 Sep 1946 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH, Rt 6 |
|
|
|
B. Knox Twp, Guernsey Co |
B. Adams Twp. Guernsey Co. |
|
|
|
Occ: Farming |
Occ: Bookkeeping |
|
|
|
Parents: Fred Kenworthy & Bessie Craig |
Parents: Andrew Archer & Lula Moorehead |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[GWA comment: Grace Ann Archer (Andrew, William?, Ananias?, Michael? James?, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 21
| 120 |
Robert Taylor Archer |
Madeline V. Bezek |
on 30 Jun 1948 |
by Father John Jackson, Pastor, Lore City, OH |
|
29, on 29 Oct 1947 |
26, on 30 Jun 1947 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Lore City, OH |
|
|
|
B. Guernsey Co., OH |
B. Guernsey Co., OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Glasswork |
Occ: Clerk |
|
|
|
Parents: James Archer & Mamie Hague |
Parents: Andrew Bazek & Ann Bakos |
|
|
[GWA comment: Robert Taylor Archer (James S., Absalom, Stephen, James, James, Patrick)]
| 491 |
William Stanley Archer |
Eileen Alice Sharratt |
on 20 Jan 1951 |
by Rev. Stephen A. Laca, Roman Catholic Priest,
Byesville, OH |
|
24, on 31 Oct 1950 |
20, on 12 Jul 1950 |
|
|
|
Res: Caldwell, OH |
Res: Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
B. Noble Co., OH |
B. Byesville, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Factory Worker |
Occ: Factory clerical |
|
|
|
Parents: Joseph Archer & Minnie Johnson |
Parents: David Sharratt & Carolena Yunk |
|
|
[GWA comment: William Stanley Archer (Joseph Stephen, Patrick, Isaac, Simon, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 22
| 174 |
Ralph Raymond Neff |
Mrs. Pauline Catherine Archer |
on 17 Oct 1952 |
by Rev. J.W. Semrau, Minister, Cambridge, OH |
|
29, on 11 Sep 1952 |
41, on 19 Apr 1952 |
|
|
|
Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Machinist |
Occ: Taxi business |
|
|
|
Parents: Lawrence Neff & May Durben Once married; divorced on
11/20/51, case 20090, Guernsey Co.; No minor children; former wife: Betty Wareheim |
Parents: Edward Barthalow & Carrie Able Widow; nee Pauline Catherine
Barthalow; No minor children.
|
|
|
[GWA comment: Pauline Catherine Barthalow, widow of Maurice C. Archer d. 9 Jun 1945, Cambridge, OH.]
| 481 |
Jimmie Francis Mahon |
Mary Jane Archer |
on 23 Jan 1955 |
by Rev. Chester L. Demint, Minister, Zanesville, OH |
|
17, on 29 Mar 1954 |
17, on 31 Mar 1954 |
|
|
|
Res: Zanesville, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH, Rt. 6 |
|
|
|
B. Zanesville, OH |
B. Adams Twp, Guernsey Co., OH |
|
|
|
Occ: Mechanic |
Occ: Housekeeping |
|
|
|
Parents: Wilfred Mahon & Ruby Mathews |
Parents: Charles Archer & Emma Wharton |
|
|
[GWA comment: Mary Jane Archer dau of Charles Paul Archer son of William Archer and Mary Barnett.]
| 601 |
Robert Phillip Archer |
Edith Lucille Haines |
on 28 Jan 1956 |
by Rev. Joseph T. Brownlee, Minister, Second U.P. Church |
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34, on 24 Mar 1955 |
42, on 20 Oct 1955 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
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B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Kimbolton, OH |
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Occ: State Hosp. attendant |
Occ: Housekeeping |
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Parents: Lanta Archer & Anna Byers |
Parents: Albert Gibson & Grace McConkey |
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Divorced; nee Edith Lucille Gibson Minor Children: Chantlee Haines, age 15
Jerry Wayne Haines, age 11;
Carrol Lynn, 9
Former Husband: Charles R. Haines. |
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[GWA comment: Robert Phillip Archer (Lanta, Weeden, James, Joseph, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 23
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David Lee Blackwood |
Rose Etta Archer |
on 10 Sep 1956 |
Ray Blackwood, Jr, Mininster, Bloomington, IN |
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21, on 28 Jan 1956 |
22, on 23 Jun 1956 |
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Res: Quacker City, OH Rt 3 |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
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B. Londonderry Twp, Guernsey Co |
B. East Union, OH |
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Occ: Farming |
Occ: Teacher |
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Parents: Thomas Earl Blackwood & Meta Cox |
Parents: Richard Archer & Gertrude McBride |
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[GWA comment: Rose Etta Archer Richard Simon, Forest, Allen, James, Joseph, James, Patrick)]
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Kenneth LeRoy Bishard |
Evelyn Irene Archer |
on 10 May 1958 |
by E. B. Welsh, Pastor, Presbyterian Church |
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21, on 30 Nov 1957 |
20, on 12 Jul 1957 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH
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Res: Cambridge, OH Rt. 6 New Concord, OH |
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B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: Laborer |
Occ: Factory employee |
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Parents: Howard Bishard & Ada Donley |
Parents: Andrew Archer & Lulu Moorehead |
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[GWA comment: Evelyn Irene Archer (Andrew, William?, Ananias?, Michael? James?, Patrick)]
| 279 |
Frederick Milton Oliver |
Patricia Ann Archer |
on 1 Jun 1958 |
by Rev. A.G. Riggle, Lutheran Pastor, Baltic, OH |
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22, on 18 Nov 1957 |
21, on 19 Jan 1958 |
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Res: Buffalo, OH |
Res: Buffalo, OH |
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B. Buffalo, OH |
B. Bridgeport, OH |
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Occ: State Hiway employee |
Occ: Factory employee |
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Parents: George Hershall Oliver & Delia Jane Hashman |
Parents: Ernest C. Archer & Nancy L. Shaw |
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[GWA comment: Patricia Ann (Ernest C., Albert R., William?, Elijah?, Michael?, James?, Patrick?)]
| 308 |
Edgar Ellis Archer |
Marloyn Kay Headley |
on 19 Jul 1958 |
by Rev. Fred H. LeMasters, Minister, Cambridge, OH |
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19, on 25 Mar 1958 |
16, on 17 Sep 1957 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH Rt 4 |
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B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: U.S. Air Force |
Occ: Student |
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Parents: Roy Archer & Blanche Ellis |
Parents: George F. Headley & Catherine Jenkens |
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("Got Consent of Blanche on File; Roy Archer unavailable.")
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[GWA comment: Edgar (Roy Blaine, William, Henry)]
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James Earl Archer |
Margaret Jean Howell |
on 22 Aug 1959 |
Rev. Floyd R. Gaugler, Methodist Minister, Cambridge, OH |
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24, on 6 Mar 1959 |
16, on 22 Aug 1959 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH Rt 6 |
Res: Cambridge, OH Rt.6 |
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B. Adams Twp, Guernsey, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: Stone Quarry Employee |
Occ: Housekeeping |
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Parents: William Andrew Archer & Lulu Emma Moorehead |
Parents: Sherman J. Howell & Lois Alexander |
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(Consent of Lois Howell Salados, legal custodian)
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[GWA comment: James Earl Archer (Andrew, William?, Ananias?, Michael? James?, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 24
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Hoy Weldon Archer |
Wilma Nadine Shepherd |
on 25 Nov 1961 |
Rev. Kenneth F. Evans, Tallmadge, OH |
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58, on 4 Sep 1961 |
44, on 5 Feb 1961 |
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Res: Akron, OH |
Res: Lower City, OH, Rt. 1 |
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B. Sandy Run, WV |
B. Akron, OH |
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Occ: Factory Employee |
Occ: Housekeeping |
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Parents: John Archer & Maggie Harbin |
Parents: William Shepherd & Maude Weaver |
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Once married to Stella Howell, deceased |
Once married, now divorced; Nee: Wilma Nadine Shepherd |
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divorced: 2/20/1961; case no. 223475, Summit Co., OH Minor children: none; former husband: Orven
Ruckman.
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[GWA comment: Hoy (John, Michael, Jacob, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 25
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Dale Lee Harding
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Bobbie Jean Archer
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on 10 Nov 1967
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by Rev. Irvin Allen Teter, Pastor, E. Cambridge Methodist Church, Cambridge, OH
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27, on 12 Nov 1966 |
18, on 9 Nov 1966 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
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B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: Tool & Die maker |
Occ: Housekeeper |
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Parents: Eldred Dennis Harding & Arlene Elizabeth Anderson |
Parents: Robert Phillip Archer & Edith Lucille Gibson - custodian |
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(Consent of parents: Mrs. Edith Lucille Archer)
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[GWA comment: Bobbie Jean Archer (Robert, Lanta, Weeden, James, Joseh, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 26
| 283 |
Lanta Lee Archer |
Elizabeth May Miller |
on 21 Jun 1970 |
Rev. Evelyn Cook, Pastor, Cambridge, OH |
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20, on 2 Jun 1970 |
17, on 29 Sep 1969 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
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B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: Truck Driver |
Occ: Housekeeping |
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Parents: Robert Phillip Archer & Gladys Ann Graham |
Parents: Donald Cecil Miller & Edith Lucille Gibson |
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(Consent of Edith Lucille Archer, legal custodian of Lanta Lee) |
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[GWA comment: Bobbie Jean Archer (Robert, Lanta, Weeden, James, Joseh, James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 27- No Archers listed
Marriage Book Vol 28
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Jay Steven Archer
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Kathryn Louise Kuhn
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on 22 Feb 1975
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by Rev. Jack Leather, Rector, St. John's Church, Cambridge, OH
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21, on 17 Jul 1974 |
20, on 21 Apr 1974 |
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Res: Cambridge, OH |
Res: Cambridge, OH |
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B. Cambridge, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: Salesman |
Occ: Sales Clerk |
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Parents: James Franklin Archer & Ruth Eileen
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Parents: Robert Sterling Kuhn & Patricia Louise Cooper
Yearsley, deceased |
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[GWA comment: Jay Steven Archer (James, James, Absalom, Stephen, James James, Patrick)]
Marriage Book Vol 29- No Archers listed
Marriage Book Vol 30
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Earl Vernon Gulliams |
Eva Jean Archer |
on 26 Jun 1982 |
by Daniel Moody, Mayor of Coshocton, OH |
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50, on 12 Sep 1981 |
40, on 2 Jul 1981 |
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Res: 8115 Wesley, Greenville, TX |
Res: Byesville, OH Rt.1 |
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B. Coshocton, OH |
B. Cleveland, OH |
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Occ: Carpenter |
Occ: Unemployed |
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Parents: Earl Russell Gulliams & Ruth Philomena Swigart |
Parents: William H. Staneck & Virginia J.
Summers |
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Divorced 1-17-78, case 77-70 Wife: Barbara J. Miller. case 28213, Guernsey
Co
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Married twice; divorced 8-24-1974, Charlotte, FL; Divorced: 1-17-78, 1st husband:
Richard Daniel Archer 2nd James Stiteler
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[GWA comment: Eva Jean Staneck md. 1. Richard Daniel Archer, ancestry unknown.]
Marriage Book Vol 31
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Brent Alan Archer |
Nancy Sue Brennan |
on 16 Apr 1983 |
by Rev. Wiliam G. Graham, Minister, Church of the
Nazareen, Woodsfield, OH |
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25, on 27 Nov 1982 |
25, on 26 Sept 1982 |
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Res: Caldwell, OH, Rt 6 |
Res: 183 1/2 S. 2nd St., Byesville, OH |
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B. Zanesville, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: Rig Hand |
Occ: Cashier |
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Parents: Paul Franklin Archer & Gail Louise King |
Parents: Robert Dean Larrison & Mary Ruth Stiers |
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Divorced 10-10-80; Case D-114021 in Cuyahoga, OH Husband: John Thomas Brennan; no minor children. |
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[GWA comment: Brent Alan (Paul, John Franklin, Lester, Joseph, Michael, Jacob, Patrick]
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Bruce Lynn Archer |
Tamara Sue Miller |
on 29 Apr 1983 |
by Donald Glass, Pastor, Cambridge, OH |
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19, on 5 Feb 1983 |
18, on 27 Apr 1983 |
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Res: 62195 Sampson Rd Cambridge, OH |
Res: Rt. 1, Old 21 Rd Kimbolton, Guernsey Co., OH |
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B. Bethesda, OH |
B. Guernsey Co, OH |
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Occ: Main St. Smorgesboard |
Occ: Main St. Smorgesboard |
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Parents: James Archer & Margaret Howell |
Parents: Robert Cecil Miller & Alice Jane Fife |
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[GWA comment: Bruce Lynn Archer, son of James Earl Archer (Andrew, William?,
Ananias?, Michael? James?, Patrick?)]
| 197 |
Mack Bentley III |
Anna M. Archer |
on 10 Dec 1983 |
by Mayor Ross Milligan |
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23, on 30 Mar 1983 |
27, on 17 Sep 1983 |
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Res: Glenn Hiway Rd Cambridge, OH |
Res: 64095 Larrick Ridge Rd. Cambridge, OH |
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B. Cleveland, OH |
B. Cambridge, OH |
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Occ: Oil field worker |
Occ: Travel counselor |
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Parents: Mack Bentley Jr & Peggy Hall |
Parents: Robert T. Archer & Madeline Bezek |
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| [GWA comment: Anna M. Archer (Robert, James,, Absalom,
Stepen, James, James, Patrick)] |
to Guernsey
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