Ohio Genealogy Society Quarterly – 2023 Volume 63

Articles in this volume include:
– Civil War Ohioans in the U.S. Regulars, 18th U.S. Infantry Regiment
– Obadiah and Mary (Walling) Sylvester, Ohio Pioneers
– Bureau of Land Management Records: Sheppard/Shepherd/Shepard
– Ohio Civil War Veterans Buried in McLean County, Illinois
– Early Ohio: Abstracts from the Draper Manuscripts MSS 3Q101-3Q114, MSS 3Q115-123, & MSS 3Q124-135
– A Case Study for Private Thomas Holmes of Norwalk, Huron Co., Ohio
– Lost Photos Looking for A Home: Irene L. Dehority Osborn
– Adella Prentiss Hughes: Music is My Life
– Ohio Civil War Veterans Buried in Winnebago County, Illinois
– Events in/as Writing: Direct, Indirect, Dual, Mediated, and Performative
– Labor of Love: One Engineer’s Genealogical Pilgrimage
– A Sergeant, a Dentist and the Champion Sprinter – Reuben L. Miller (1853-1886)
– DNA Doesn’t Cause Misfortune, But It Can Certainly Reveal It’s Cause
– The Key to Finding Anton’s Original Prussian Village: Beyond Church Records
– From The Philatelic Genealogist: “We are about to sail”
– The Central West Virginia Genealogy and History Library
– Lost Photos Looking for A Home: John Henry Waln
– Calhoun County, Michigan: Ohio Connections
– Conquering the Ohio: African-Americans Service During the Seven Years’ War
– The Ancestry of Sally (Robinson) Henry (1782-1856) of Shelby Co., Ohio
– The Life of Lewis Richard McNabb
– Lost Photos: James Hugh and Elizabeth Ann Shaw Patton
– From the Philatelic Genealogist: A 1923 Envelope from Lithuania
– Identifying the Father of Mildred Hayes
– The Ancestry of Jane (Williamson) Cary (1786-1814)
– Rachel Miller Wolcott: Lighthouse Keeper on the Great Lakes
– Using Indirect Evidence to Name Catharine Zehrung Smith’s Husband
– The Henry Robbermans, Immigrant Quakers