Monthly Archives: October 2011

Peak Season

Posted on October 12, 2011 by carilynn27

October 7, 2010 Peak Season Peak season. It is peak season for the autumn leaves and the perfect time to explore the mountains. We left for the mountains about 11:30am. We all piled in the suburban, cooler in tow … Continue reading →

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Posted in Environment, Travel | Tagged 1400 Ft, Alaska, California, Central City, Colorado, Dead Woman's Pass, Denver Parks, Echo Lake, Hawaii, Highest Paved Road in America, Idaho Springs, Machu Picchu, Mount Washington, Mt Elbert, Mt Evans, Mt Goliath, Nevadaville, New Zealand, North Carolina, Ohio, Peak Season, Peru, Spruce Knob, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia | Leave a comment

Presidential Heritiage

Posted on October 5, 2011 by carilynn27

Presidential Heritage I’ve been posting articles about the role that my father’s family played in Mansfield’s history. But what you might not know is that my mother’s side of the family has played an important role in the US history … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Bessie Adams Miller, Betty Hoak, Beverly Hoak, Braintree, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Donald Hoak, Dwight Lee Lykins, E. Beryl Miller, Eli Adams, England, Ephraim Adams, Erastus Sheldon Adams, Faith Luella Miller, Federalist, Grace Miller, Harvey Miller, Henry Adams, Jack Hoak, Janalee Lykins, John Adams, John Gilkison, John Quincy Adams, Joseph Adams, Knights, Lucy Hubbard, Mable Miller, Margaret Eames, Martha Mason, Mary Sabrina Rader, Massachusetts, Ohio, President, Republican, Shelby, Sir John Adam, Steven Lykins, Thornton Hoak, United States, Whig, Willam Cooper Miller, Willard, William Miller | 3 Comments

Family Will Not Forget Bravery

Posted on October 3, 2011 by carilynn27

Family Will Not Forget Bravery By Ron Simon The News Journal January 2003 The gentleman in the uniform is dead. He has been dead since February of 1944. That is when his B-24 Bomber went down over Austria. His … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Austria, B-42 Bomber, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Bessie Adams, Betty Will, Beverly Wilcox, Cleveland, Elyria, Evelyn Tarry, General Motors, Judy Foster, Major William "Bill" Miller, Mansfield, Norwalk, Ohio, Phyllis Sherk, Shelby, The Flying Tigers, Willard, William Adams Miller, WWII | Leave a comment

Copy of Fire First Newspaper Link to City’s Past

Posted on October 3, 2011 by carilynn27

Copy of Fire First Newspaper Link to City’s Past By News Journal Staff Reporter Tuesday, November 25, 2008 To a Mansfield history fan, find a copy of The Olive is something akin to finding a long forgotten Rembrandt in … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Clinton, Dale P Buhl, Des Moines, Fifth Street, General Roeliff Brinkerhoff, Huron County, Iowa, James Purdy, Jane Clark, John C Gilkison, John Fleming, Main Street, Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, Mansifeld, Mulberry Street, Ohio, Park Avenue, Richland County, Robert Crosswaite, Samuel Kirkwood, The Gazette, The Olive | 1 Comment

Name of Mansfield Passed Along From Man To Town To Man

Posted on October 2, 2011 by carilynn27

Name of Mansfield Passed Along From Man To Town To Man By Virgil Stanfield The Mansfield News Journal April 24, 1983 Col. Jared Mansfield and Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, who probably never met, figured prominately in the early history of … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Bowman Street, Buffalo, Cari Lynn Gilkison, Col Jared Mansfield, Conrad C Coul, Emeline Dukes, Fifth Street, Fred Willard Gilkison, H.L. Creveling, Huron County, Jacob Newman, John C Gilkison, Mansfield Cemetery, Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, Mansifeld, Masonic Order, Matilda Cunningham, Mattie Stewart, Mullberry Street, New Haven Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Park Avenue West, Richland County, School, The Gazette, The Olive, Virigil Stanfield, West Point Millitary Acedemy, Willard Gilkison | 4 Comments

Gilkisons Had a Major Role in City’s History

Posted on October 2, 2011 by carilynn27

Gilkisons Had a Major Role in City’s History Mansfield News Journal Sunday, September 30, 1979 A sprightly gentleman of 90 years came to The News Journal Office the other day and introduced himself as Fred W Gilkison. He said … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Brinkerhoff, Cleveland, Emiline Dukes, Fred Willard Gilkison, George Coffinberry, H Creveling, Helen Loomis Linham, John C Gilkison, Johnny Appleseed, Mansfield, Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, Mattie Stewart, Nellie B Scott, Ohio, Ruth Daum, The Gazette, The Olive, Tonawonda, Willard Gilkison | 1 Comment

Early Mansfielder’s Relatives Still in the City

Posted on October 2, 2011 by carilynn27

The News Journal Wednesday, September 27, 1978 Early Mansfielder’s Relatives Still in the City By Virginia Lee Mansfield Hedges Gilkison was the first white male born in Mansfield, early historians agree. That was back on February 2, 1811. … Continue reading →

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Posted in Genealogy, History | Tagged Case Western Reserve University, Elyria, Fred Gilkison, Gilkison Manufacturing Company, John C Gilkison, Mansfield, Mansfield Hedges Gilkison, Norm Gilkison, Ohio, Ruth Daum, The Mansfield Gazette, The Olive, Willard Gilkison | Leave a comment

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Monthly Archives: October 2011

Peak Season

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Presidential Heritiage

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Family Will Not Forget Bravery

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Copy of Fire First Newspaper Link to City’s Past

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Name of Mansfield Passed Along From Man To Town To Man

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Gilkisons Had a Major Role in City’s History

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Early Mansfielder’s Relatives Still in the City

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