Steve Lake

Good Morning Steve, I noted the work you did on the Anna Elizabeth Elisa Lange and her husband Peter Christ. It encouraged me to get back on to WIKI. Thnx The Lange sisters are very confusing to folks -- both have the name "Elizabeth/Elisabeth" and both were wives of Peter Christ. Anna Elizabeth Elisa was the first wife and their daughter is my grandmother. Elizabeth (yes, another generation of Elizabeths!!) was raised by her step-mother since her bio-mother/first wife of Peter Christ died from childbirth complications of 2nd child Henry. I've made the changes on my WIKI page. You alerted me to add details to my families. Thnx ~Lois Meyer Voeltz

Hi Steve,

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Hi Steve, Thank you for participating in the March-April POW’s who Died in Andersonville Prison Challenge, there were 25 members who contributed to the Challenge. At the beginning of the challenge there were 137 Profiles created, we are now at 1,629 profiles.

In case you’d like to continue creating profiles for these soldiers we have a new space page https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:POW%27s_Who_Died_in_Andersonville_Prison whose purpose is to steadily create profiles for the 12,681 soldiers buried in Andersonville National Cemetery.

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Steve here is another really good source for the Andersonville POW's: http://www.civilwarprisoners.com/search.php?database=andersonville

Hi Steve, just wanted to let you know we have been given permission to use the Memorial images from Find-a-Grave on the Soldier's we're creating.

Credit: Kevin Frye Andersonville Historian has given permission for us to use the images on Find-a-Grave

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Research: Carroll County Portrait & Biographical Album - 1890 From The Green Tree...Jonathan Hazel Green, Sr. was born in Berkeley County, VA; now WV; July 22, 1792 He was probably the only child born to Charles Green and Louisa Butt. According to historical records, Hazel, as he was known around Johnstown, Ohio, was a veteran of the war of 1812, having participated in the Battle of Lake Erie. After the war, he returned to Licking County, Ohio where on January 3, 1818, he married Susanna Mullen, born in Germany to James Mullen and Charity Hoover. Hazel was shown in the 1840 census for Monroe TWP; Licking County, Ohio. while the 1850 census shows Susanna, his wife and family in Hartford TWP. Before his death, some of his older sons had already moved to Carroll Co., Illinois and after he died, took their mother to Illinois with them where she later died and is buried in Whiteside County, Illinois. they were the parents of 12 children. Hazel is buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Johnstown, Ohio. the stone reads "Jonathan Green". Jonathan H. Green, Sr., was a native of Virginia; while the mother, Mrs. Susanna (Miller) Green,w as born in PA. They were married in Licking Co. OH and in that State became the parents of twelve children; Moses A. is a resident of WHiteside County, this State; Marinda became the wife of Robert Lewis; Diana was first married to John Green, who died, and she was then married to John Kent, and they live in Morrison IL; Noah is at present engaged in mining in New Mexico; James is deceased; Abner is a resident of Missouri; Lovisa, Mrs. Answell Marble is a resident of Washington; Charity, Mrs. George Coulter, also lives there; Lucretia married Giles Hoover, who died, and she is living in Ohio; Jonathan H., our subject, was next in order of birth; Emily, Mrs. Edward Haight, settle din Iowa; Melvina married John Pape, who is now deceased, and she lives in Whiteside County. The father of Mrs. Green died in Cayuga Co NY. The mother subsequently came on a visit to her daughter in this county, and died here, leaving a fmaily of three sons and five daughters, namely; Orin, deceased; Phebe, Mrs. John Thompson of Iowa; Keziah married for her second husband James Green, a brother of our subject, and she is now deceased; Haywood, deceased; Norman; caroline, who married Nathan DeWitt, and is deceased; Jane, the wife of Samuel Green of NY and Sarah the wife of our subject.

Going thru my archived files and found the following. Not sure where I snagged it from but I figured that I would run it thru you. It seems pretty well researched and documented but not sure. It is the only place that I saw Jonathan Hazel Green with the middle name "Hanzel" I am posting below:

Jonathan Hanzel Green came to Ohio from Virginia with George Green, his uncle, settling in Fairfield county, Ohio in 1803, then to Licking county, Ohio near the site of the present village of Johnson, in 1807 and they were the first settlers there. Mahala the child of George and Diadema Willison Green was born there, being the first white child in Monroe township. She later in life married Basil Butt, a half brother to Johnathan Hazel Green, and began housekeeping on the banks of the Raccoon Creek, and Johathan Hazel Green, was, after his return from the war of 1812, married to Susan Mullen, and they took up housekeeping just across the road from the Basil Butt home. Jonathan Hazel Green was a second corporal in Captain Joseph Sutton's company and as such was a veteran of the War of 1812, Battle on Lake Erie Colonel Charles Miller's third regiment, first brigade, Ohio militia enlisting at Frankinton, now Columbus, Ohio Sept. 30, 1812 and was mustered out at the same place March 30, 1813. About the year 1841, Jonathan Hazel Green died as a result of a strenuous campaign, in an effort to defeat William Henry Harrison for President, though Mr. Green himself was a Whig, he was not for General Harrison. His activity in the campaign brought on an attack of lung trouble, which terminated in "quick consumption:. A few years later the family sold "all" and made the trip overland to northwestern Illinois, settling in Carroll and Whiteside counties. The family home was on what is known as the Jim Green farm near Thomson, Illinois. James being the guardian of the minor children during the years of their minority. Came to Ohio from Virginia with George Green settling in Fairfield in 1803 then to Licking Co., in 1807. Were early settlers in Licking Co., Ohio. George Green was Jonathon's uncle

Green, Jonathan H. Green who died Aug. 9, 1841, aged 49 years _m & 13 days Veteran of the War of 1812, Battle on Lake Erie. Jonathan Hazel Green. From The Green Tree...Jonathan Hazel Green, Sr. was born in Berkeley County, VA; now WV; July 22, 1792 He was probably the only child born to Charles Green and Louisa Butt. According to historical records, Hazel, as he was known around Johnstown, Ohio, was a veteran of the war of 1812, having participated in the Battle of Lake Erie. After the war, he returned to Licking County, Ohio where on January 3, 1818, he married Susanna Mullen, born in Germany to James Mullen and Charity Hoover. Hazel was shown in the 1840 census for Monroe TWP; Licking County, Ohio. while the 1850 census shows Susanna, his wife and family in Hartford TWP. Before his death, some of his older sons had already moved to Carroll Co., Illinois and after he died, took their mother to Illinois with them where she later died and is buried in Whiteside County, Illinois. they were the parents of 12 children. Hazel is buried in Green Hill Cemetery, Johnstown, Ohio. the stone reads "Jonathan Green". More About JONATHAN HAZEL GREEN: Census: 1840, Monroe TWP; Licking County, Ohio Military: 1812, War of 1812 Jonathan Hazel GREEN. Jonathan Hazel was born in Berkeley Co, VA (now Jefferson Co, WV) on 22 July 1792. Jonathan Hazel died in Monroe Twp, Licking Co, OH on 9 August 1841; he was 49. Buried in "Old" Green Hill Cemetery, Licking Co, OH. Occupation: Farmer. In 1807 Jonathon came to Licking Co, OH with his uncle George Green. Prior to that the family may have been in Fairfield Co, OH. While in Licking Co, they located near the present village of Johnstown, OH. He served in the War of 1812 prior to his marriage. He started life as Jonathon Hazel Butt, and enlisted in the War of 1812 as Jonathon Hazel Butt (alias) Green. He served in Joseph Sutton's Ohio Militia. He entered the army as a teamster, but later became an "active soldier". He participated among others in the battle of Lake Erie under General William Henry Harrison, and was among those soldiers who almost starved during the siege of Ft. Crogan. On all legal documents; marriage, tax records, and will, he used the name Green. Most of the time Hazel Green, as he used on his will. Family lore has it that his father Charles had been married (prior to his marriage to Maxie), to Louisa Butt, and it is Louisa we now think to have been his mother; however no verification of this marriage has ever been found. No copy of Charles' will, nor any adoption papers were ever found to help explain this little mystery. The Licking Co. Courthouse burned down in 1875 and all records were lost. Though himself a Whig, Jonathon campaigned against William Henry Harrison when he ran for president; most likely because of his experiences under Harrison's command in the War of 1812. His activity in the campaign brought about an attack of "lung trouble", which terminated in "quick consumption". He is buried in the old section of Green Hill Cemetery, the stone reading "Jonathan Green". Before he died some of his older sons had already moved to Carroll and Whiteside Counties in Illinois. After his death, the rest of the family "sold all", and taking their Mother with them, moved on to Northwestern Illinois, settling in Whiteside and Carroll Counties. All of Jonathon's children were born in Hartford Twp, Licking Co, Ohio. Research: Index to War of 1812 Pension Files; Correspondence with Robert M. Green, Lakeland, FL; Will of Hazel Green: July 7, 1842, Licking Co, OH; Carroll and Whiteside Co., IL census records and histories; "The Green Tree", by Robert M. Green On 3 February 1816 when Jonathan Hazel was 23, he married Susannah MULLEN, daughter of James MULLEN & Charity HOOVER, in Licking Co, OH. Susannah was born in Germany on 5 August 1799. Susannah died in York Twp, Carroll Co, IL on 3 November 1890; she was 91. Buried in Upper York Cemetery, York Twp, Carroll Co, IL. Susannah came to the U.S. from Germany with her parents settling first in Pennsylvania, then Virginia, and on to Ohio where she met and married Jonathan Hazel Green. After his death she, with Jonathan Jr. and four of her daughters, followed her son James to Carroll Co, IL. She ended her days living with her youngest daughter (Mrs) Malvina Pape, in Whiteside Co, IL. At the age of 92 she could still read and hear well.

Hi Steve! :) Thanks for your reply to my comment on the US Southern Colonies Project. It's people like you that encourage me and others so thank YOU!

Also, I noticed you are researching 3 of the same surnames I am: Hicks, Jackson, and Walker. (Mine aren't listed in my tags.) I can't see if we are related because your profile is private but maybe you can check.

Thanks, Greta

Carole Taylor/Steve Lake are both descendants of Edward Frost. 11th Cuz's 2x removed. this is thru my MOM...??? WOW!!! not thru the Scott's or Lee's but the Truitt's

Use your discretion. I personally find the will not just to read but to also to follow.

Hi Steve. in your Green research in Licking county Ohio,who do yoou think are the parents of Caroline Green-29646? Thanks

Steve, Your research is amazing! I can't think you enough for all you have done on the Scott line!

Welcome to Project Virginia!

Hi..I See we are 9th cousins through Walter Scott. My Great Grandmother was a Scott. Nice to meet you.

Looking at the comments on Rignal Green I by all of you and I think you all need to take a really close look at the Berkeley County people again. There were more than one Rignal Green in Berkeley County at the time he was there. I still insist that he is NOT the Rignal in William and Dinah's will. What about the Rignal who was killed in a fight with another wagon driver? Just one to look at. That story is so confused we haven't figured out just who he is, but he was Berkeley County. I can't find the way into the Native Ancestry pages.

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Wish you a Happy New Year. May 2018 bring you all you need to be happy.

Congratulation for adding your contributions in December. Whatever the quantity of your contributions, they all count. As we always say "Quality is better than quantity" to make a great family tree.

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Hi Steve, thank you for bravely attempting to sort out the three Nicholas Cain, Kain & Kern men who have been blended into one.