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Date: Tuesday, May 13, 2003
Time: 10:23 PM ESTvisitor name: Chad Moore
location: sabina
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: I am trying to find out the story of Eugene. If anyone has any info as to where I can find info on this please email me at: chmoo9@aol.com Thank you,
Date: Sunday, April 13, 2003
Time: 6:12 PM ESTvisitor name: Molly Iles Fenner
location: Stafford, Va
findingus: Link from another Sabina websitecomments: I spent my teen years growing up in Sabina. I went to school and graduated at East Clinton High School in 1967. My parents, Ted and Kate Iles lived in Sabina for 35 years. They recently passed away in 1998 and 1999. I was just looking to see if there was a recording of their time spent there. My father worked with Barth Littleton for the time he lived there and consoled quite a few people and also put some smiles a many a face in Sabina. His ability to make people laugh and relax was definetly an art! Just wondering if anyone remembers him?
Date: Thursday, February 27, 2003
Time: 2:19 PM ESTvisitor name: Melody Ridenbaugh
location: Newark, Ohio
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: HI I'm looking for Becketts, my mother was Betty J. Beckett, her father was a Harold Beckett, and his parents were James and Dora Beckett. All I know. PRISSY01@ALLTEL.NET
Date: Thursday, February 20, 2003
Time: 12:01 AM ESTvisitor name: Jo-Ellen Simpson
location: Chillicothe, Ohio
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: My husband and I are moving to Sabina, Ohio as soon as our property gets ready. I am originally from Chillicothe, Ohio and my husband is from MaComas, West Virginia. We are in our 50's and he is disabled and I work at New Sabina Industries--so needless to say we are moving closer to my work.
I am a vivid history buff and could tell you many thngs about Ross County and Chillicothe. However, since we are moving up here in Sabina I want to learn all I can about the history of this beautiful Village.
As a child growing up I became familiar with Fayette County because my family were friends with Roy and Florence Hayes off of Snow Hill Rd.( I was there many times) and with Allen and Pearl Hayes. Also some of my distant relatives were from Fayette county. Their name was Rickey.
Date: Tuesday, February 18, 2003
Time: 2:16 PM ESTvisitor name: Larry Bowe
location: North Augusta SC
finding us: Link from another Sabina websitecomments: Keep up the good work, Sabina is the only town I ever felt at home in. I lived at 2605 Borum RD from 1970 to 1980. I left the area in 1983.
Date: Monday, February 17, 2003
Time: 3:40 PM ESTvisitor name: Howard Shiveley
location: Wilmington, Ohio
findingus: Sabina Advertisercomments: I.lived in wil. as a child. visited Forrest and Grace Yarger and Homer and Mary Louise Fannen with my parents. Went into the ministry and left the area for 28 yrs., retired, bought property, and moved to Sabina in 1995. Served on board of public affairs and village council. Moved to wil. in 2000. My mother, sister, uncle, and aunt still live there. Have a great-grandchild buried there. Thanks for your wonderful website. Keep up the good work.
Date: Thursday, January 23, 2003
Time: 4:11 PM ESTvisitor name: Leslie McDermott Whitten
location: Crystal River, Florida
finding us: Link from another Sabina website
Date: Thursday, January 23, 2003
Time: 2:11 PM ESTvisitor name: Tisha Brannon
location: Sabina
finding us: Internet Search
Date: Wednesday, January 15, 2003
Time: 4:54 PM ESTvisitor name: Chyanne Daulton
location: Saint Petersburg, Florida
finding us: Link from another Sabina websitecomments: Please tell my Uncle John Bill, and Aunt Sandy I said hello.
I was tickled when I saw a picure of them with Sue Kenney on the History web sight.
Thank you,
Chyanne
chyanne.daulton@verizon.net
Date: Monday, January 6, 2003
Time: 6:45 PM ESTvisitor name: Michelle Burris
location: Sabina
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: It's quite odd that I found this site, I was actually looking up information for a research project I am doing, and I got curious as to whether Sabina had a website or not. I live in Columbus now, but I still have family there. Although my family may not hold the best morals, and may not be to popular, they are as much a part of the town as anyone else. My Father is buried in Sabina, and on the contrary my Grandmother, two uncles, two aunts, and four cousins still reside there, as well as many family friends. I am very grateful that you all are keeping our hometown alive though modern technology such as the internet, where it can be accessed by those all around the globe. People like you are a small town's true salvation. Thank you.
Date: Sunday, December 29, 2002
Time: 10:59 AM ESTvisitor name: Sabina
location: riverhead, NY
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: Hi I am an eight year old girl. I live on Long Island. My name is Sabina.
Date: Sunday, December 8, 2002
Time: 6:35 PM ESTvisitor name: Sabina Hammond
location: Washington State
finding us: Internet Search
Date: Sunday, November 17, 2002
Time: 4:59 PM ESTvisitor name: Joseph E. Lewis
location: Yellow Springscomments: I was born and raised in Sabina and went through school with Joy Dun Shoemaker. I have also known Ada Kiney all of my life. The article that Joy wrote about Ada several months ago has received much attention. I recently met a person who was responsible for establishing the African American Civil War Memorial in Washington DC. He met Ada last week as a guest of Paul Larue from Washington C. H., His name is Dr. Frank Smith. I am forwarding your web site address with reference to the article on Ada to Dr. Smith.
The memorial address is WWW.afroamcivilwar.org. It is the purpose of the memorial to give recognition to the USCT (US Colored Troops of the Civil War).
Joe Lewis Jlewis30@prodigy.net
Date: Sunday, September 15, 2002
Time: 11:24 AM ESTvisitor name: Joy Shoemaker
location: Grew up in Sabina
finding us: Word Of Mouthcomments: Having worked with her on the Sabina Historical Society Board projects, I know that Peggy Dunn is a thoughtful and talented person who has added greatly to the success of the ventures our organization has been involved in for more than a year. This website that she created is a terrific way to keep in contact with people and let them know what we are doing.
Stay with us all you interested folks who want to see the preservation of Sabina's history become a reality. We need you!
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