Resource Persons - Volunteers neededThis Page Was Last Updated Tuesday, 28-Aug-2012 22:25:40 MDT (The form of this page was updated 16 Jun 2018 but the lookup persons and emails are quite old. Let me know if you cannot reach them, Karen) If you have access to Knox County resources, or have such resources in your personal collection, please volunteer to help others by listing your name and resource on this page. The following volunteers are very special people, with a real love for Knox County. They are giving of their time and expertise to help others. Please take the time to thank them for performing this service. These look ups are to help folks find connections. Please don't use
this service to verify information you already have. Some guidelines: Lookup VolunteersWill do lookups for Knox Co. cemeteries, I can do look-ups for the following:
Carol is willing to provide minor help in Knox County. Her names in Knox County are VIAN, PERKINS, DOWN(E)(S), HARDESTY, GRUBB, and LYBARGER. Dave has been working on sorting out the early SMITHs in
Knox county. In doing so, they have been in contact with many BROWN
researchers. A history of the Workman family - Information on WORKMAN and related families of Knox County, OH & elsewere (indexed) Genealogists/HistoriansKnox County Genealogist/Historian Knox County Genealogist/Historian Researching SurnamesResearching the ROOP surname Researching the MCMAHON Family in Knox County. Other Surnames in my data base include: CARSON, PURCELL, MORGAN, RICHERT, SHAFER, CLEMENTS, DIAL/DILE, LEPLEY, LYBARGER, PARKER, CRITCHFIELD, MCGUGIN, EALY, JOLLY, ESTABROOK, POPHAM, WAGNER, SYNDER, REED, SCOLES, BAILES, KING, HARLE, WELKER, FREET, SNEDEKER, SPINDLER, PERKINS, MONTIS, JENKINS, SPAKE, SINGER, VERNON, and FREHSE. Researching the SCHISKA & SHOULTS surnames in Knox County. I am a Kenyon grad, and my maternal line all came from the Knox County area. My mother had been our family genealogist, and had taken my paternal ancestry back to the late 1700s when the Schiskas emigrated to America (she even has the original letters of passage). Unfortunately, my mother passed away on June 27 leaving a huge amount of information on the Schiskas Shoults side but very little completed work. I was wondering if it would be possible to have the Shoults name added to your Knox County site so those with information may be able to offer it more readily. I know there is some exciting history to be learned. My grandfather, for instance, was Joseph F. Shoults, a deputy sheriff in Mt. Vernon under Paul Lynde's father Hoy Linde. My great-great grandfather was Samson Shoults, an "Indian trader" who owned the land upon which they built the covered bridge near the girl scout camp in Martinsburg. I am sure people would have information to offer to assist me in my new endeavor of genealogical mapping.
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