JUDY'S PAGE
judystarsinic@comcast.net (jan 2006)
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Judy Hazlett Starsinic
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Dennis H.
FDHaun@aol.com
Could you tell me about this Gordon House? I am sure this is my family.
Judy
FROM DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church.--April 1885--Bible Teacher A.H. Sellers
and Mrs. Frank Sellers.
List of Applications for taverns and eating houses=1885, George Sellers
Gordon House Rogerville Pa.
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FROM DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
Hi Judy, can't help you to much on this family. You will find below the 1850
through the 1880 Census of this family. You can also check out the 1840 Census
of his ( George's ) parents Dave & Elizabeth on the Sellers Green
County web site. just click onto this Green County Pa. Sellers I don't
have time now to check this out, but I am sure that David was the brother of
my George Sellers. ( Read # 868 Will of George Sellers on said web
site = listed under Green County Will's
). I do hope that this has helped . Please let me know what you think. Dennis
Haun.
!850 Census Center Twp. Household #108 (
SELLARS, George, 30 PA, farmer
SELLARS, Nancy, 28 PA
SELLARS, Elisabeth S., 8 PA
SELLARS, John R., 5 PA
SELLARS, David, 3 PA
SELLARS, William, 6/12 PA
BLANE, David, 70 Ireland, saddler
SELLARS, Roseberry, 19M PA
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Dear Dennis, Reading your 1860 Census entry into showcase and I think
you are correct about this George Sellers being the son of David and Elizabeth
Sellers. I know Nancy is Nancy Rogers and in 1850 they had Roseberry Sellers
living with them. I would love to know more bout this family. Can
you tell me how to get direct my questions and answers to this web site?
Thanks for helping! Judy Hazlett Starsinic
PS: I would love to know about Roseberry Sellers who lived with George
and Nancy Sellers. I did see that he was a soldier in the Civil War. I
thought he was George's brother.
APRIL 4, 2003
JUDY, Please , send a small Name, Age, Places on your
SELLERS and where any
of them went, etc.. Will send thro the SELLERS list for more
help, etc.
DENNIS, thanks for sending clear notes, etc. I believe JUDY
asked about this
=
ROSEBERRY SELLERS on 1850 census?
Could this be the ROSE----- IAMS dau of Mary? SELLERS and
IAMS?
Don't know if anyone has her marriage and 1860/80 census?
ADVISE. marie, iowa
FROM DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
Hi Marie, no the Roseberry Sellers that Judy is talking about
was a male Sellers from the Sellers clan of Green County Pa. I believe
that he was killed in the Civil War & is buried at the old cemetery
at Center Twp. Listed below is the 1880 census of Rose Imes family. Rose
died I believe in the year of 1879.
FDH. Dennis H.
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DENNIS, thanks.
YOU can bet I put a M behind his name on 1850 census. Thanks
for explaining
and will add her 1880 family info.
Did Roseberry SELLERS' wife Mary draw a pension? didn't
see, unless he had
a middle name, etc? could be family names in same?
marie, iowa
APRIL 4, 2003
Thank you for the response! I am searching for
the following
and please edit as you see fit:
George Sellers, born 1820, and Nancy Rogers Sellers, born 1822
Rogersville, Pennsylvania
Looking for the parents of George Sellers, born circa 1820,
his brother and
sisters. I assume the parents are David and Elizabeth
Mitchell but have not
found proof of this.
George Sellers and Nancy Rogers Sellers are the parents of
my great
grandmother, Anna Sellers Ullom who married Dr. John T. Ullom.
Sincerely,
Judith Hazlett Starsinic
PS: Roseberry Sellers, Civil War Soldier, was listed as living
with George
Sellers and Nancy Rogers Sellers in the 1850 Census.
I would love to know
who Roseberry's parents were.
JUDY, thanks.
okay, see ROSEBERRY SELLERS ca 1831 PA, male!
and the 1849 will/PROBATE of Christian SELLERS =
also Receipts of George Sellers Guardian of Roseberry
& Atkinson Sellers
& in his own Right Asa Sellers, Shadrick Sellers Susannah
Church & Margaret White, children of David Sellers for their shares
in full of the above balance,
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LOOKS good. Dennis can probably help follow you thro this
family.
He should be listed on the 1840 census also with these other
children?
ANYthing you want to add, please send.
Do you have the census readings or kids of ANNA SELLERS ULLOM
AND where they went?
marie, iowa
april 5, 2003
from DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
Good Morning Judy.
I have this day off from work so I decided to try to help you
with some of your research on your family, the Sellers & Ullom. The
first part of this information was taken from the Sellers Letters of June
1984 Vol. 3 # 3 page 52 written by Mary Sims. I believe that she found
said information from the book written in the year of 1935 pages 446
through 450 about the Green County Sellers Clan, also in same book page
371/372 tells about your Ullom family, the name of said book is the "Tenmile
County and It's Pioneer Families." By Howard Leckey. David Sellers.
S/O Christian and Susannah ( Hill ) Sellers married July 29, 1815, to
Elizabeth Mitchell. They had ten children, but I will stay with
your tree branch. David born about 1792. She (Elizabeth) was born also
abt. 1792 the daughter of Shadrack & Margaret ( Rinehart ) Mitchell.
David died DEC, 11, 1837 age 45 - 03 - and 17 days, & is buried at
Rogerville Cemetery. David's widow Elizabeth married a Elijah Ullom and
moved to Monroe County Ohio. Elizabeth died at the home of her son George
year 1874. ( Judy here is the Sellers web site for Monroe County Ohio,
http://showcase.netins.net/web/sellerfamily/ohmonroe.htm click onto
this & see what information I had listed for said family
Listed here are the children for David & Elizabeth Sellers.
# 1. Mary Ann born 1825 died 1910 married a John Whyte . Her
obituary has = Waynesburg Republican News, September 1, 1910. Mrs. Mary
Ann White, widow of John White, died at her home in Rogerville, Friday,
August 26, aged 84 years. Her death was due to heart failure. Mrs. White
was a daughter of David and Betsy Mitchell Sellers, deceased, and was a
member of the M. P. church. In 1844 she was united in marriage with
John White, who did 42 years ago. Four children survive; Ananias White,
Mrs. Madison Church and Miss Lou white, of Rogerville, and Atkinson White,
of West Virginia. The funeral was held Sunday at 10:00 a.m. conducted by
Rev. W. H. Gladden. Interment in Rosemont cemetery, Rogerville.
# 2. George Sellers (known as little George) born 1820 & died
12 - 29 -1884 age 64yr 11mo 20da. He married Nancy Rogers their children
are # 1. Elizabeth, she married a Benton Frantz. # 2. John, he married
Emma Wood.
# 3. David Sellers married Bell A. Ullum (both of Rogersville)
married Nov, 7, 1875. # 4. William listed as never married.
# 5. Cephas also never married. ( the six child is listed as
Susannah who married a Dr. John Thompson Ullom, listed in the Sim's Sellers
papers. ( But on page 372 of The Tenmile book it has. ) John T. Ullom born
April 11, 1847, married Mary Ann Sellers born January 8, 1875. ( must
had meant married in 1875 & born 1855). John & Mary are buried
at Rosemont Cemetery Rogerville Twp. On John's marker it has Dr. John Thompson
Ullom d. 9 - 24 - 1925, age 78 yr 5mo 13da. & for Mary Ann's
marker, Annie ( Sellers ) Ullom d. 9 - 19 - 1917, age 62yr 6mo 29da.
(?msh #6? msh or do I go way down a few lines, etc? msh)
# 7 Flora married twice, no name listed for first, second only
listed his last name as Redic. # 8. Atkinson Sellers. S/O. Judge Sellers.
Married July 18, 1882. To Loma Dunn. Morris Twp.
# 8. Frances she married a John Reese./// --- The third child
of David & Elizabeth is listed as Asa born 1828 married Sarah Jane
Orndoff . Her obit. reads = Waynesburg Republican News, January 4, 1912.
Mrs. Jane Sellers died at her home in Rogersville, Sunday morning,
December 31, age 70 years, after an illness of several months of general
debility. Mrs. Sellers was a daughter of William and Salome Wisecarver Orndoff,
deceased and spent her entire life in Rogerville and vicinity. Her husband,
Asa Sellers, died 17 years ago. Mrs. Sellers was a member of the M. P.
church and was highly respected. The following children survive; William
L. of Limestone W., VA; Atkinson, of Kansas, and David R. of Rogerville.
She is survived by four brothers and one sister; William Orndoff, of Oak
Forest; John of Harveys; Isaac of Holbrook; Lindsey, of Roxbury, O; Mrs.
D. S. Orndoff, of Rogerville; The funeral services were held
on Monday at 1 o'clock, conducted by the Revs, O. M. Taylor
and W. S. Martin. interment in Rosemont Cemetery.
( The date of her age according to the 1860/70 & 80 census
of Green County should be age 80 not 70 ) ------ # 4.
Susanna Sellers born 1816 married William Church. # 5 Rosberry was
born 1830 and was killed in the Civil War his age listed on his stone
as 32 - 10 - 23 days, died Nov, 18, 1863. He married a Mary looks
like Remley. Children listed are James R. born 1854, Davis born 1856,
Helen born 1857 married a James B. Temple and Lizzie born 1860 she died
in 1863 I found her stone next to her fathers in the old Center Twp. Cemetery.
( there are only a few stones or markers left in said Cemetery, for they
built a wider road through said town, and moved most bodies & markers
to another cemetery, I believe Rosemont.)
# 6. Atkinson born 1832 married Lillie Detwyler. and the last
of D. & E. children is
# 7. Shadrack married Laura Ann Knicly. Judy I do hope that
this might help you with your family tree research> And if I can be
of anymore help, let me know. FDH. Dennis H.
several letters from DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
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APRIL 6, 2003
Dear Marie, Thanks so much for the information! I have
the census records
pertaining to the following family and am still trying to sort
some of the
earlier ones. I am starting to receive help from your Sellers
Web Site and
am confident all will fall into place. I am attaching the
1850 census for
George Sellers and Nancy Rogers. George is on the first page
and is
continued on the second page with Nancy Rogers. I am attaching
the second
page because it has the Roseberry Sellers I am so curious about.
Here is just a little of what I have regarding Dr. John T. Ullom
and Anna
Sellers.
Dr. John T. Ullom,
(son of Daniel Thompson Ullom and Anna Johnson)
and Anna Sellers,
(daughter of George Sellers, born 1820 and Nancy Rogers,
born Dec. 18,1822)
had two children:
#1 My grandmother, Blanche Ullom born 1876 in Rogersville, Pa married Dr.
Jesse Hunnell Hazlett - born 1873.
Dr. Jesse Hunnell Hazlett was the son of Mary Elizabeth
Hunnell of Waynesburg, Pa and
Dr. Joshua Dickerson Hazlett of Washington, Pa.
Dr. Jesse H. Hazlett and Blanche Ullom
had two children: My father, Dr. Frank Dickerson
Hazlett born 1902 - died Sept,
1981 and Anne H. Hazlett born 1904 - died Oct. 2, 1997.
Anne H. Hazlett
married Walter Emerson Arnold of Vanderbilt, Pa.
#2 Dr. Frank Sellers Ullom was born in 1878 - Rogersville, Pa and
died in
Waynesburg, Pa in 1929. Dr. Frank S. Ullom married Lucy Ross
of Waynesburg.
( Dr. Frank Sellers Ullom and Lucy Ross are buried in the Rosemont
Cemetery
in Rogersville, Pa.) They had the following children:
Betty Ullom, Frank
Ullom and John Ross Ullom. Betty was unmarried and
lived in Waynesburg all
of her life. ( Betty is buried with her parents in the Rosemont
Cemetery,
Rogersville, Pa. ) Frank Ullom, born 1910 - died 1986,
married Ellen
Hoskins of Waynesburg and retired to Florida after working for
one of the
major airlines. I do not have any information about John
Ross Ullom other
than he married Opal______.
Sincerely,
Judy Hazlett Starsinic
star6208@aol.com
Census Place:
Center, Greene, Pennsylvania
Source: FHL Film 1255133
National Archives Film T9-1133 Page 147C
Relation Sex
Marr Race Age Birthplace
J. D. ULLOM Self M
M W 33 PA
Occ: M. D.
Fa: PA Mo: PA
Anna ULLOM Wife F
M W 27 PA
Occ: Keeping House
Fa: PA Mo: PA
Blanche ULLOM Dau F
S W 4 PA
Fa: PA
Mo: PA
Frank ULLOM Son M
S W 2 PA
Fa: PA
Mo: PA
APRIL 6, 2003
FROM DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
Hi Judy, I have a question for you. I sent you a copy of your
John T. & Mary Ann Ullom 1880 Census. Listed in said census is a child
named Frank Ullom age 2.
I have listed buried with this family a Dr. Frank Sellers Ullom
D. 10 - 29 - 1929 age 51yr 4mo 22days. Which makes this Frank Sellers
Ullom born abt 1878? So do you know for sure if this is the son Frank listed
in the 1878 census.
Thanks FDH Dennis.
april 6, 2003
JUDY, thank you!
I believe DENNIS has sent you many pages on our families AND appreciate
you showing your connection.
Will continue on.
marie, iowa
april 8, 2003
Star6208@aol.com
I was reading some information in my Ullom book
and found the following correction and addition.
Rogersville, Pa. ) Frank Ullom, born 1910 - died 1986,
married Ellen
Hoskins of Waynesburg and retired to Florida after working for one of
the
major airlines. I do not have any information about John Ross
Ullom other
than he married Opal______.
Ellen Hoskins should be Ellen Hoskinson.
John Ross Ullom - born 1907 - married Opal St. Clair - born 1913
John Ross Ullom and Opal St. Clair had a son:
John Ullom, born 1946, married Catherine Mruk.
JUDY, THANKS,
send cc/copies of info to DENNIS =FDHaun@aol.com
he is kinda 'mothering?' your family. and has the knowledge to
help you.
BUT, yes, we want copies of info sent to SELLERS also (cc to me
if Not member Will be forwarded to SELLERS)
WILL add to your page as I don't think we have a separate ULLOM page?
THANKS, best wishes and Thanks for sharing SELLERS. marie, iowa
april 9, 2003
Dear Dennis, I have been trying to fill in the family history and
now
understand there is no proof about Christian Sellers, Bedford, or where
they
came before that. Am I right? I see some people saying he
came from
Switzerland and others saying he ("he" meaning the immigrant ancestor)
came
from Germany. May I ask how far back you have taken your proven
Sellers
line? Do you know if the DAR Application papers posted on the Sellers
Web
Site were ever accepted by the DAR? May I ask why you think Roseberry
Sellers was killed in the Civil War? I saw the Pension papers filed
by his
wife, Mary, but I did not know if they were filed due to his death or
filed
because of an injury - perhaps causing him some disability. He does
have a
gravestone in Rogersville? I did not know they brought soldiers
home to be
buried. I know nothing about this and if you have any information
regarding
the policy of "dead soldiers during the Civil War" I would love to have
the
information. Thanks, Dennis
PS: My next big search is to find out way they named Roseberry that name.
Seems the family could have been related to the Roseberry Family.
I know
this is not always the case but I feel the need to be sure..
april 9, 2003
JUDY, just a note.
MOST of the INFO you have sent/shared with us was Sent thro the SELLERS
group.
DENNIS is the One, I saw that responded with help.
SOME of your letters were coming Just to Me? so , I thought you should
send a cc to Dennis also, so he could follow thro, etc
I usually send these thro to the SELLERS group also, so they can respond,
etc. in case they didn't see others.
NOW, YOU are the ONE who needs to take this info and
yes, write to others
SOME maybe Old email address (you can try and find new email addresses,
just like on any letters, etc)
SOMETIMES, WE don't have ALL answers, etc to ALL SELLERS families, YOU
must continue your line.
AND try and find New info/documents to help us.
YOU can study the documents we have collected and follow thro the families.
YOU must SEE and understand the families, also.
NOT just accept info., etc.
DAR files = WE MUST prove these OURSELVES = USE the info they give and
check out documents.
SORRY, I have found many errors.
THEY did NOT have as many documents as we do now.
I believe YOU should order the CW file on him =
SOMETIMES good family info,
SOMETIMES not, but, if wife filed, usually good info.
wives collected AFTER HUSBAND died.
Don't know the rule on divorce? but, doesn't appear to apply here?
BUT grave shows he died?
I AM SORRY to have confused you.
YOU are trying, so you will continue.
THANKS for sharing and Caring.
marie, iowa
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Star6208@aol.com [mailto:Star6208@aol.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 9:35 PM
> To: FDHaun@aol.com
> Cc: mari@netins.net
> Subject: Re: The John T. Ullom and Anna Sellers Family
>
>
> Dear Dennis, I think Marie thought you were the only one
> familiar with my
> line and you have been so kind to help me with David and
> Elizabeth. Perhaps
> she thought you wanted to continue. I wrote to you to see if
you knew
> anything about the immigrant ancestor for our Sellers family.
I
> assume we
> all descend from the same immigrant ancestor? I also saw the
> following note
> in the Christian Sellers site and thought you might have some information
> regarding him.
>
> FROM DENNIS
> FDHaun@aol.com
> Louis McClain Clark's DAR form
>
> I have tried to contact a few people who are working on the
line and the
> e-mail is usually returned as being undeliverable. It is
> frustrating for me.
> I can understand how busy you must be when you are working,
etc.
> Please let
> me know if there is another person I can contact regarding the
> Sellers family
> and I do appreciate the help you gave me over the weekend.
>
> Sincerely,
> Judy
>
Dear Dennis, Wondering if you know if our
Elizabeth Mitchell who married
David Sellers had a brother, Shadrack Mitchell? Shadrack Mitchell
and
Elizabeth Roseberry named one of their children David Sellers Mitchell.
Our
David Sellers and Elizabeth Mitchell named one of their children Roseberry
Sellers. I am certain Shadrack and our Elizabeth Mitchell are brother
and
sister but I can't find the proof. Other genealogists feel the same
way but
do not have the proof. Hope you can help. Judy
april 25, 2003
Dear Marie and Dennis, I hope someone can help me. I have a photo
of six
Sellers men with their parents. The men seem to be 20 to 35 years of
age and
the parents are well up in years. This photo appears to have been taken
in
the mid to late 1800's as the Mother is wearing a very long dress.
The shoes
on the men have buttons. This photo was given to my family by a Nora
Summersgill High of Waynesburg, Pa - years ago. There is a note on
the back
saying Nora Summersgill had an Uncle Shad who might have been a brother of
George Sellers. (George and Nancy Rogers Sellers) I checked what
ancestry I
could find for Summersgill but saw no connection to Sellers. I checked
the
ancestry for Fred High, her husband, and could find no connection.
I am
enclosing the photo in this e-mail and let us hope these Sellers' can be
identified. Judy
PS. The names I see on the back of the photo are George, Uncle Shad, Aunt
Ann, Mitchell, Dave, Fred, Harry. There is an Asa Sellers crossed
out. The
names seem to be a struggle for whoever tried to identify the photo.
shadsellers.jpg