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Re: ash's from ma.

julia_palmer1 — 2012-05-17 03:32:02Z

Harry L was my great grandfather son of James L and Nancy Elizabeth

Alderman Dies MR ASH Harry L Ash First Ward alderman died Monday ing at Connellsville pital ALDERMAN ASH'S FUNERAL FRIDAY The cortege for funeral of Alderman Harry Lavell Ash will meet at the Mclntire funeral home in South Pittsburg St at a m Friday Requiem high mass will be intoned at 9 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception R C Church with the Rev Henry bel as celebrant Burial will take place in St Joseph's Cemetery The Fraternal Order of Eagles will conduct a ritual at 7.30 clock this evening The Holy Name Society will recite the ary at 8 p.m Thursday with a service by the B P O Elks at p.m Alderman Ash who died in Connellsville State Hospital day morning was a native of Con- A retired employe of the Baltimore Sc Ohio Railroad Company Alderman Ash worked for the company 41 years and was chief clerk for many years At the time of his death he was ing his second term as alderman in the First Ward Ash was birn June 5 1889 a son of the late James L and Nancy Elizabeth Proctor Ash He was a member of Railway Clerks No 409 the B O erans Association Fraternal der of Eagles B P O Elks view Athletic Club and the cttc County Squires Associatio

Re: ash's from ma.

julia_palmer1 — 2012-05-17 02:39:52Z

Hi, I am part of this family would love to find out the information you have collected. May Great Grandfather is one of the children and yes they lived in connellsville

Cookston Ash

IndyMulry — 2012-05-08 03:29:10Z

Searching for family of Cookston Ash of Bellefontaine, Ohio. His mother remarried and became Mary Shepherd.

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JOHN ASH FAMILY WESTBURY SOMERSET ENGLAND

19PANDA57 — 2012-04-22 12:36:51Z

LOOKING FOR THE FAMILY OF JOHN ASH AND MARYANN MORGAN OF
WESTBURY SUB MENDIP SOMERSET ENGLAND. THEY ARE THE PARENTS OF MY GREATGRANDMOTHER ANNIE WHO CAME TO AUSTRALIA IN 1896.
SHE WAS BORN IN 1868 IN WESTBURY, ONE OF 11 CHILDREN. 3 OF HER BROTHERS MIGRATED TO THE USA. LOT, EDWIN AND FRED.I DON'T KNOW A LOT ABOUT THE FAMILY BUT I AM SLOWLY PIECING IT TOGETHER.OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS ARE SARAH, ELLEN, MARY, EMMA,ALICE,ELIZA AND ERNEST. IF THIS MIGHT BE YOUR FAMILY TOO PLEASE CONTACT ME, I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU.

Re: Looking for Ash Family in California...Lot Ash, Great gandfather

19PANDA57 — 2012-04-16 05:44:01Z

Have read your query with interest. I believe Lot is the brother of my great grandmother Annie. they were born in Westbury Somerset England. Lot in 1861 and Annie in 1868.they are from a family of 11 children. I believe Lot migrated to America in 1882. brothers Edwin and Fred also found their way to America. their parents were John Ash and Maryann Morgan. If you are still looking I'd love to hear from you. 19PANDA57. PS I am from Australia.

Re: Peter / Meraline Ash -CAN, VT, NY

jashe2012 — 2012-04-15 21:30:10Z

Hi Paul
my name is Jeff,
Before my grandfather died, he mentioned our family name used to be spelled Ash without an "e", he also said our family name had been Dufresne, no-one really knew, was really sketchy. My dad, Henry J Ashe jr. had told me once he used to go on vacation at his grandparents farm in Shediac, N.B.
I had looked up where my uncle lives now, and above it, I had found a posting of a William Ash (Dufresne) geanology. All my family is listed down to me, some dates and spellings are a little off but it is definitely us. In there is mention that he moved to Vermont and was married to Lucy St. Ceyer. I don't see that he moved to ny but his origin seems cloudy, wonder if the william you mention is the same one in my family? Hope this helps Even if your still looking. Your original post was quite a few yrs ago. Jashe2012@aol.com

Re: 2 Isaac Ash - Susanna Dennis, Susanne Plunkett

laurabarber77 — 2012-03-18 00:54:54Z

I have an Isaac Ash b. 1795 in Kentucky married to Susanna Plunket with those three children. I believe I got my Isaac's name from an 1850 census. My husband is descended from Nancy Margaret Ash who married Albert Sanderson Barber.

Re: Chester County, PA Ash family (formerly Esch) newspaper clippings

dlnpoconsult1 — 2012-03-04 05:19:20Z

This is so exciting, Alice Wooward Brown who attended the Ash reunion was my gr. grandmother. Her sister also attended Elizabeth Ash Woodward. Elizabeth lived in Chester at the time and Alice lived in Phildadelphia. It is amazing to know where they were on those summer days and what they were doing with the family. Alice was the mother of seven daughters the last of which Laura Brown Smith just passed away in 2011. Her daughter Dorothy Brown Le Maitre was my grandmother.

Re: in response to indian heritage

bmkroll44 — 2012-01-26 05:37:41Z

i was just looking up ash indian connections my grandmother was arlene ash franklin and i know she has indian in her blood from her pictures and my mother. I never knew my grandmother and having a really hard time finding any info on her in here. My mom passed in 1977 and i found little info on her birth. Any way you can help me would be great. My email is krazybk40@aol.com. We are from NY. Ty so much for your time.

Ash Family Australia

Ash_Patricia — 2012-01-21 11:25:50Z

Charles Harold Ash Married Mary Ellen McNally in 1932 in Brisbane, Charles father was Charles George Ash who was married to Bella Evenston. Charles and Mary were my grandparents.

Any information would be appreciated

Re: Ash from Gibson Co. Indiana

Hardtxgen — 2012-01-02 04:50:10Z

Is anyone still working on this family? I am looking for Thomas Ash in Gibson IN.

Re: John William Ash Photo Available (Logan, Utah)

jessicado22 — 2011-12-31 17:22:03Z

Hi, will email shortly!

Re: John William Ash Photo Available (Logan, Utah)

ladycoldfingers — 2011-12-31 14:01:31Z

Do you still have the photo? I'd love to have it and I'm willing to buy it from you. I can be reached at ladycoldfingers@yahoo.com.

John William Ash Photo Available (Logan, Utah)

jessicado22 — 2011-12-30 22:20:22Z

I purchased this photo at a local antique store (Salem, OR). I am not related. If you are and would like the original, just let me know!

John William Ash (1859 Utah - 1945 Idaho) was the son of John Ash Sr and Sophia Edwards.

Re: Ash Family

gwenb61444 — 2011-12-29 04:05:07Z

Nobody will be able to help you without at least a time period and geographic location.

Ash Family

JohnAsh1961 — 2011-12-28 21:23:29Z

Looking for information on Lloyd C. Ash i.e his father and other decendents.

Re: in response to indian heritage

monicalynnmcindoo — 2011-12-06 01:24:37Z

Please send pics back online lol feel like I live back then....being in the stix
monicaLynn1@yahoo.com

Aaron A. ASH (1829-1905)

Doc13Smith — 2011-11-15 13:24:49Z

Seeking information on Aaron A. ASH, born 1829 in Pennsylvania and died abt 21 Jan 1905 in Toledo, OH. He is believed to have been married before 1852, but nothing is known about his wife, or where he is buried.

ASH FAMILY

steve_jones528 — 2011-10-24 17:51:03Z

My wife is descended from the ASH family. John and Susan Ash (nee Hannaford), had 12 children. John was born in 1827 in Lezant, Cornwall and Susan Hannaford was born in Widecombe in the Moor, Devon. After their marriage in 1853 they lived in North Hill, Cornwall and all their 12 children were born in the area.

The whole family moved to the north east in the 1870's. Their children were John Richard Ash, Elizabeth Ann Ash, William Henry Ash, Enos Hannaford Ash, George Hannaford Ash (my wife's Gt. Grandfather), Jonathon Hannaford Ash, Robert Hannaford Ash, Ann Beard Ash, James Hannaford Ash, Samuel Albert Ash, Moses Ash and Alma Ash.

As we are having very little luck in tracing any of this family, we would dearly love to hear from anyone who may be descended from this family.

Regards,

Steve & Gill Jones

Re: Children of George W.Ash & Eva (Stewart) Ash

wvmunza — 2011-09-30 13:51:54Z

He was my 2nd cousin, 3 times removed. We are both related to Christian Ash. Can you give me some info on their children?

Re: Children of George W.Ash & Eva (Stewart) Ash

MaryGoff71 — 2011-09-29 13:20:38Z

How are you related to George W and Eva Ash? They are my grandparents and I have information on the children.

ASH Ronald K - Vietnam Wall section 2E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-22 19:39:34Z

ASH Ronald K - Vietnam Wall section 2E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Daniel Ash

jmkoch1958 — 2011-09-07 19:15:25Z

I am looking for someone who may know more information on Daniel Ash b. 1775 in South Carolina and d. 1821 in Virginia. He married Susan Pridemore. What I do not understand is the story that some have that states Daniel came from Georgia or South Carolina and Roy Ash, one of Daniel's descendants has a letter from his grandfather that says Daniel had to change his name coming to the US due to some trouble in his homeland. How can he be from Georgia or South Carolina if his homeland is Ireland? Also I would like to find any information about his supposed name change from Pressmore or Pridemore to Ash and information on his father. If anyone could help I would greatly be thankful.

thank you,
please email me at laura20041988@yahoo.com and put Daniel Ash as the subject.

Laura Holtmeier

ASH, Ronald Lee b. 1942 WV

DebbyCavalcante — 2011-08-30 19:55:48Z

I'm looking for information on Ronald Lee ASH b. 1942 in WV who had a son Ronald Lee ROBEY b. 23 Aug 1978 in Louisville, Jefferson,KY with Mary Virginia ROBEY b. 17 Jul 1961 in Louisville, Jefferson, KY.

Thanks in advance for any info

Irwin/Urbain Ash/Esch from Chester, PA

cgccrow66 — 2011-08-09 01:20:27Z

My third great grandfather, Irwin Ash (Urbain Esch), emigrated to Chester County, PA from Baden, Germany in 1856 with his wife Sophia (Schroth) and children Levi (Leopold), Jacob, William (Wilhelm), John (Johannes), Johanna, and Carl (Charles). Once settled in PA, Irwin and Sophia had two additional children together, Frederick and Mary.

I am looking for more information on this Ash line, especially concerning Levi Ash, who is my second great grandfather.

Amber

Re: Floria and John Irvin Hurst

nancyhilv — 2011-08-02 16:26:18Z

Hi I was wondering if you found any photos of alice jane ash or william playford ash they are my great grandmothers parents thank you

Daniel Ash and Sarah Bridge/Lena Ash: Vermont

tylerclawrence72 — 2011-07-21 20:43:49Z

I am looking for information on the wives of Daniel Ash, born 1828 Quebec and died 1916 Vermont. First one is Sarah Bridge born around 1844. I would like to know information on her and her parents and death. I would also like to know information on Lena Ash. I don't know her surname or birthdate but she died February 17, 1917. I would like to know information on her as well. Daniel and Sarah had a daughter Josephine Ash who married John Jerome. I was also wondering if Daniel and Sarah/Lena had other kids. My email is tylerclawrence72@gmail.com. Thank you!

Francis Lancelot Ash b 1880 England?

pworkman991 — 2011-07-07 18:47:44Z

Francis Lancelot Ash records show that in the 1881 census he as a pauper in a home in Penge. Can you help with his parentage?

Re: Unknown Ash Photos

behenthere — 2011-07-05 13:46:49Z

Mike,

Is your Jesse son of Amos and Sally Johnston? I have very little on him. My husband's Ash line is from Elijah, brother of Jesse. You can view all of my information at

www.familytomb.net

Re: Unknown Ash Photos

ashmaa — 2011-07-04 19:14:43Z

Hi, I am from the Jesse Ash line. Would love to hear about what other information you might have. My grandfather Milton Clarke Ash left Litchfield to be pioneers northern Oklahoma. I have a plat book of al the Ash property in Litchfield.

The people in your pictures are unfamiliar to me. Hope you can ID them.

Mike Ash

Re: correction to my previous message

hermandale1969 — 2011-06-22 20:06:50Z

dear nanci, i am sandys daughter, juanitas granddaughter. i have been wondering where you were, i looked for you many times. i have been trying to find out more about our family for many years. i really love history and it amazes me to be able to retrace the steps of ancestors. i remember you once when you came to visit my grandma in the seventies or eighties. i thought i remember you saying something about frank and jesse james knowing family or something and was wondering what you were referring to. anyway, i would like to keep in touch if possible. thank you, stephanie

Re: Jared P Irwin & Ash Family travel from PA to IL 1837

TomGoodwin778 — 2011-06-19 18:40:36Z

I am interested in ash family that lived in the Piney Fork Area of Jefferson county, Ohio. There were connections to a Miller family living in that same area.There was also a connection to the Stratton family also living in that area

Re: Ash - Lumpkin Co., GA 1800 - 1920

spydyee — 2011-06-04 03:35:48Z

Jane Almyria is the 10 year old Jane listed in this census. She married in 1859 to Henry Etris.

The three people listed at the end of the 1860 Census for the William Ash family are actually Henry Etris, Jane Ash Etris, and their 3 month old daughter Elmira Mae Etris.
The Henry listed in the 1860 census is too young to be William Ash's son Henry not to mention the fact that you can find Henry Ash out in his own household with kids in 1860. There is no James aged 10 years old in William's household in the 1850 census but Jane is there as a 10 year old and so this is Jane not James. They have her gender recorded incorrectly as well as lumping all of these people together under the last name Ash. The baby does not even have a name which leads this researcher to believe that the information on this family came from neighbors who were not quite clear on the relationships of the people, the age of the baby, or even the name of the baby. Therefore it does not surprise me that the gender of Jane may have been mistakenly listed as a male. Also, there is a conflict with the 16 year old's gender. In the 1850 census the 6 year old is a male and in the 1860 census the 16 year old is a female. This person is listed as Jackson in the 1850 census and Adaline J in the 1860 census. Perhaps the gender confusion arises from this situation. Jane's middle name is Almyria and I believe that the son's first name is Andrew but he went by Jack or Jackson. Perhaps the person the census taker spoke with got the names and the kids and their ages and genders mixed up. I firmly believe that Adaline J is Jackson the youngest son of William. James is Jane Almyria the 20ish year old daughter of William, who by this time had married Henry Etris. I also believe that the Henry on the 1860 census record is actually Henry Etris based on the age recorded and the fact that Henry Etris cannot be located on any other census record in 1860. I also believe that the infant is Elmira Mae Etris, age 3 months.
Attached to this post you will find my evidence. The marriage license for Henry Etris and Jane Ash can be found in the Lumpkin County Marriages Book B (1847-1863) page 210

They did spell her middle name with an A on the license but most of the records I can find spell it with an E. She spelled her daughter's name with an E. (Actually she did not spell it any way at all. From all the records I can find as well as some family stories handed down through the Seabolt line and the fact that she could not sign her name to her claim for Henry's back pay after his death in the Civil War, lead me to believe that Jane was illiterate.)

After Henry dies in Fairground Hospital during the Civil War Jane married Henry Elkaney Seabolt. His wife Fannie Ash Seabolt died leaving him with a little brood of kids to raise and Jane was a widow with a child so they married and raised his, hers, and theirs together until she died in 1890 in Etowah County, Albama. After Jane's death Kaney lived with their daughter Ellen and with his son Elkaney Jr. and I lose track of him after the 1910 census. Some say he is buried beside Jane in Black Creek Cemetery but I am not totally convinced of that and until I find some evidence that he was actually placed in the ground there I am not taking it at face value that he is buried there.

Henry Etris, on the other hand, is buried in Georgia and I have attached a photo of his gravestone as well as a picture of Jane's stone.

One of my next projects is to figure out if Fannie E. Ash is actually Francis Ash that is one of Jane's siblings or if she is a cousin. Age is going to be the determining factor here unless I can find some other type of solid evidence about Fannie's parentage.

Re: Ash families of Nelson Kentucky

PhilipAsh56 — 2011-06-03 03:55:05Z

Thanks Ryan.
Has it been confirmed now, that the Ash family who were early settlers in Kentucky,had a wife killed and children kidnapped by Indians were an Esch/Ash family originally from Germany?
I have seen earlier reports that they came from North Carolina, or Virginia or that they were possibly Welsh.
Does anyone know if the area that a Fed census was taken can be determined ? The reason I ask this is that in the 1840 census for Nelson Kentucky (no other details of the area given) , the Robert Ash I mention in my post above is next to a John Combs. (Nimrod Shumate who I believe is the father in law of Robert Ash is listed further down on the same page.)
George (Indian) Ash married a Hannah Combs.
In the 1814 tax lists for Nelson Kentucky a John Combs is listed owning 100 acres of land at Jacks creek. Jacks creek I believe was named after one of the John (Jack) Ashs' and was the western fork of Ash's creek which was named after John Ash Snr.
If I could determine that The John Combs listed in the 1840 census for Nelson Kentucky was still living at Jacks creek, that would mean that Robert Ash is living in the same area this Ash family settled. That would make it more likely that he was connected with this family.
Phil

Re: Ash families of Nelson Kentucky

rsashe1 — 2011-05-31 09:14:13Z

Hello, My name is Ryan Ashe (the family changed the name 4 gens ago due to an illegitimate son Willard Ash which added the extra E as he kept his mothers name). I am a descendent of George (Indian) Ash. He was the brother of John Ash Jr. here is a link to the basic story about that... http://yesteryearsinjenningscountyindiana.com/indiangeorge.h....

heres a list containing pretty much the complete Ash/Esch line... http://www.genealogistsgarden.com/Ash_Esch%20Genealogy.pdf what your looking for starts on page 5 or 6..

hope that helps feel free to message me anytime rsashe1

1828 ASH advertisement, Belfast, Ireland

theoldentimes — 2011-05-24 18:52:12Z

Hi,

I just posted an old ad for rosin that was run by George ASH of Belfast, Ireland.

This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of The Belfast News Letter newspaper (Belfast, Ireland) dated August 1, 1828, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/georgeash08011828ireland.html
I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
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Re: Ash families of Nelson Kentucky

stephenaash — 2011-05-24 02:38:59Z

I am interested in this as well.

Philip, if you would contact me, I would appreciate it.

Re: Birth record.

garybruce130 — 2011-05-23 22:20:18Z

Hi,

I also have Dorothy M. Pike in my family tree. She is the daughter of my great aunt Minnie (Weatherdon) Pike.I would be happy to share what I have.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Gloria (Dawe) Bruce

Ash families of Nelson Kentucky

PhilipAsh56 — 2011-05-20 09:33:06Z

I have been searching for ancestors of my 2nd Great Grandfather, Robert Ash, born Kentucky USA about 1808. He married Matilda Shumate in Nelson Kentucky on 1 June 1835.
He is listed in the 1850 Fed Census at district 1 Nelson Kentucky, but can I find no trace of him after this census, although his wife Matilda is in every census up to 1880 in Nelson Ky. She never remarries.
I have recently noticed a family tree which has my 2nd Great Grandfather,Robert Ash and his ancestors. This tree has him connected to the family of the John Ash who were captured by indians.
This tree lists his ancestors as follows, beginning with his father and working backwards.

Peter Ash born 1783-?, married Elizabeth Stump born 1790 Virginia
John Ash born 1763 Maryland,died 1783 Nelson Ky., married Elizabeth ?, born about 1765
John J Ash (Esch) born 1745 Nassau, Bayem, Germany, died 1799 Kentucky USA, married Sabre Milhughs, born 1748 Virginia, died 1782 Kentucky.
Johannes Heinrich Esch, born 1703 Germany, died 1782 Germany, married Anna Maria Kroh born 1707 Germany, died 1751 Germany.

This seems to be at odds with information I have seen on this family in the past.
A second cousin of mine in the USA (I am Australian) sent me newspaper clippings about the Ash family of Kentucky who were captured by Indians. She believes we are connected to this family.
I have contacted the person with this tree and they said they would get back to me when it was all properly documented.
I would like comments about this new information from anyone who has any information on this Ash family. Thanks.
Phil

ASH Ronnie E - Vietnam Wall section 12W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-07 02:05:14Z

ASH Ronnie E - Vietnam Wall section 12W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,673 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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ASH Paul E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 13W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-21 10:50:09Z

ASH Paul E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 13W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,782 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Ash family graves in Ks

kbrownst — 2011-03-11 14:53:29Z

Please See: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&GScid=9...;

Re: correction to my previous message

hermandale1969 — 2011-03-05 23:04:06Z

edna lillie was my great grandmother, and the only thing i iknow about the name general is that there was another relative down the line that had the same name so i am suspecting he was named after someone else, i will email you, it would be so nice to see pictures,as my mother has very few.

Re: correction to my previous message

hermandale1969 — 2011-03-05 22:59:37Z

hello, my name is stephanie. general aaron ash was my great grandfather, the father of my maternal grandmother ,juanita ash/newsom,mother of my mother sandra newsom

Re: George Washington Ash

MaryGoff71 — 2011-03-01 00:20:42Z

I do have some information on James Bert Ash and Alice. Please e-mail me at chiefy1352@yahoo.com and I will be glad to share what I have. Also, if you could tell me how you are related to James or Alice I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.

Re: Lucinda Ash (Mrs. George Ash)

grumpygramps12 — 2011-02-28 17:30:39Z

I show George and lucinda ash which would be my great grandparents having 4 sons (1) Clarence (2)henery (3)Burten (4) Frank ( my grandpa )And 3 daughters (1) Glenny (2)Nettie (3)Minney. Frank married Birdie Pickering 2-21-1917 they had 2 daughters and 1 son they were by age Isabelle, Eloise, Frank Laverne. Eloise is my mother, Isabelle had no children, Frank Laverne had 2 daughters. If any one needs more info please e-mail me i have more.

Jimmy

Re: Lucinda Ash (Mrs. George Ash)

grumpygramps12 — 2011-02-28 17:30:37Z

Re: George Washington Ash

MADcrochet1 — 2011-02-27 19:13:27Z

I am researching Alice Maime Woodburn Ash Stevenson and would like to know if it is possible she was James Berton Ash's first wife - marriage date of 1/14/1906? If anyone could confirm or deny, I'd appreciate all your help.
~ Michaela Donahue

ASH John S - Vietnam Wall section 15W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-23 12:59:20Z

ASH John S - Vietnam Wall section 15W

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Obituary: Clyde Ash, Clarktown, Ohio (1916-1971)

iidabelle — 2011-02-16 07:37:35Z

I’m posting this obituary in case someone may need it. I do not know the family and have no other information on this family.

Portsmouth Times, Portsmouth, Ohio
Tuesday, January 26, 1971
Clyde Ash
Clyde Ash, 55, of Clarktown, Lucasville Rt. 5, was dead on arrival at Scioto Memorial Hospital Monday. A native of Greenup County, Ky., he was a member of the Masons and the Scottish Rite. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Thelma Brown Ash; three sons, Clyde Jr., 3742 Stanton Ave., New Boston, and Ronald and Richard, both of Clarktown; his father, Edward Ash of Lucasville; three brothers, Willard Ash of Bakersfield, Calif., Everett Ash of West Portsmouth and Ralph Ash, serving with the Air Force in Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. Helen Worthington of West Portsmouth, Mrs. Garnet McMann of Manchester, Tenn., and Mrs. Ruth Hall of Lucasville Rt. 5, and three grandchildren. Services are to be conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at Pennington Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Dicks officiating. Interment is to be in Scioto Buria1 Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonight.

Note: Scioto Burial Park, Rushtown, Scioto County, Ohio (by Portsmouth) is also known as: Rushtown Cemetery, Rush Township Burial Park