
MAY, 2023
Hi There....
We are back in Ohio and bought a house.
Lots and Lots of work.
I have had sad news.
I am have been attempting to transcribe
biographies as much as I can. It's getting a little back to
normal since we came back to Ohio.
I am now unpacking two households and trying to fit it all into a
tiny house.
Had to buy one on one floor and no steps as my hubby has trouble
getting up stairs.
Luckily I was told about a guy that will help me whenever he is free
and he doesn't cost very much.
Thank Goodness for that.
I will try to do requests ASAP.
I have been using a facebook group's research list as a guide.
If you want to get on it, go to the following groups:
Northwest Ohio Genealogy Group
Northeast Ohio Genealogy Group
Central Ohio Genealogy Group
Southwest Ohio Genealogy Group
Southeast Ohio Genealogy Group
I found my long lost great great grandmother's name in a death index
in Cook County, Illinois.
It had to be her as the name was the same and so was the death date.
I waited and waited for a reply from the court house there and it
took longer than usual because of Covid 19.
I finally got a reply, A certified document that it cannot be
found.
If anyone reads this, is there possibly another way I can check for
it?
Click on the
UPDATES to see what I have been up to.
I put a NEWSLETTER online so you can see what I
have done this past year at:
NEWSLETTER
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I am Sharon Wick, retired and researching my family tree.
While I am doing it, I am putting things on this website to help
anyone that is researching theirs as well.
Lots of work here.
I hope you all get good use out of this work I am doing.
If you need something transcribed, please contact me and I will do
my best to get it to you.
Contact me at
ohiogenealogyexpress@yahoo.com
A NOTE OF SADNESS:
As my former helpers on this website have passed away, I still want
to show my appreciation for their friendship and for their help.
Linda Dietz passed away in June, 2020
She worked hard on Allen County, Ohio
Nancy Boyd Hanna passed away in October 2020.
She worked on Preble County, Ohio
They were hard workers but eventually decided they could no longer
help.
I had no idea they had bad health issues.
May they both Rest in Peace in God's loving arms.
My prayers go out to their families.
Check my UPDATES pages.
or Click on the Newsletters for
past updates in a more user friendly list.
~ Sharon Wick
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My Research
I enjoy what I do and I enjoy helping people make their
genealogy discoveries.
I myself finally found my great grandmother McPheron /
Adkins' death certificate and her house!
In August I finally found my Grandmother Adkin's
2nd husband's short biography. Her name was spelled
wrong in it but it is too late to have the editor change it
as it is out of copyright.
I also found a lot of my dad's family. It has been a
good month for my research.
Wow!!!! What an exciting find.
My mother's father passed away in the influenza epidemic in
1918 and with that was kind of a falling apart of that part
of the family.
Thanks to my distant cousin, Paula, I have copies of
wonderful portraits of my great grandmother and grandfather
McPheron.
My cousin, Paula passed away in a motorcycle
accident, May She Rest in Peace.
It just shows that you should never wait to ask someone for
information as you just never know if God is going to take
them from you.
You don't get another chance.
Again,
I do know one thing, and that is... If you have a suspected
source, pounce on it because from what I have seen in my own
family tree, most of my sources have passed on to the Great
Beyond.
Had I procrastinated, I wouldn't be as far as I am in my own
research.
I still have several "Brick Walls" to conquer.
One is my Love branch. The farthest back I have found
them is in Lawrence Co., Indiana.
Another is my Earp branch. The farthest I can find my
great great grandmother Milly Earp is in 1853 when she
married my great great grandfather. Simon P. Earp
assumed guardianship over her so she could get married and
his son, Frank and his wife, Mary Earp signed the marriage
license.
Simon lived in Shelby Co., Illinois.
I found her with her new husband in Linn County, Missouri in
1860.
And I also know she was remarried to her 2nd husband, George
Leonard in Moultrie Co., Illinois.
and family lore says that she died in St. Joseph, Missouri
Milly Earp was also living in Macon Co., Illinois after her
1st husband died of disease in the Civil War.
I am also researching
the Dunn Family along with all the offshoots like wives and anyone
that has something special going on.
It includes surnames like Heustis, Gooding, Drake, Dunham, Freeland,
Torrence, Slater, Sowers, Bowers and many other names.
This is what Ohio Genealogy
Express is all about.
FREE GENEALOGY RESEARCH.
I am not in this for the money. This is My
Contribution to Humanity.

IN MEMORIAM:
 
Margie & Frank Becerra
Margie passed away on April 1, 2022
1917 - 2022
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IN MEMORIAM:

Frank
Becerra
(aka Francisco V. Becerra)
1914 - 2008
On November 24th, 2008 my father passed away.
May he rest in peace.
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IN MEMORIAM:

Paul Becerra
4/15/1940 - 1/22/2010
On January 22nd, 2010 my brother passed away.
May he rest in peace.
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HEAVEN RECEIVED ANOTHER ANGEL.
IN MEMORIAM:
Jeffrey Wick, Jr.
Passed from this life on October
13th, 2015
He is our grandson.
May he rest in peace.
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MISS
KITTY

Passed away August 25th, 2017
Kitty has gone to Kitty Heaven. She fought a
hard fight with her Feline Lymphoma and she lost.
She was about 15 years old or so as we adopted her after she
reached full size.
Kitty loves to go outside and didn't come in last night.
Jim found her in the morning and she was already gone.
I hope she didn't suffer
She will be dearly missed. |

BUDDY

Passed away September 20, 2021
Buddy was a very good dog. He was Jim's best friend as
they went everywhere together.
Jim misses him so very much.
First his hip went bad and then his foot. He couldn't
walk without falling ever few steps.
He cried a lot.
We decided that it was time for him to go to Doggie Heaven.
He is being cremated and will come back to us in a little
box in which Jim will probably take to Ohio and find just
the right spot for it.
Rest in Peace, Buddy Boy.
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