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RELATINGCEIIPI1!1'0 FAIIIIIE DI’EABIWI. BILIOHT AND398%! (X)U3'l'!E, OHIO.AID WASKlFG­ ‘DON,WBTIOBILAND, AND FAYETTE WURTIB, PINXBYINAXIA

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INTRODUCTION

There is, perhaps, no one subject taught in our schools and institu­ tions of learning to-day on which more misinformation has been inn.­ parted to the students than that of American history; and probably there is no part of that subject concerning which American people are more in ignorance than the part relating to their own racial origin. Good Americans, generally, approved of the spirit of Mark Twain’: rejoinder to Max 0’ , when, in the course 0! a recent international exchange of compliments between the French and the Missouri humor-= ists, the latter, to the charge that the average American did not usually‘ know the name of his own grandfather, allowed that such might be the truth; but thought that Brother Jonathan was more apt to be sure of the name of his own father than were some others. The oft-repeated ~€“' £i:"cT;\:‘° story of the observation made by a successful American gentleman travel­ ing in Europe, who, when shown by an English lord the pictures of the latter’s illustrious ancestors for some hundreds of years back, admitted that he had nothing of the kind at his home in America, because he was an illustrious ancestor himself,—is a characteristic illustration of the spirit in which, until quite recently, matters of race and family history have generally been regarded by the busy American workers of the pres­ ent day. Nevertheless, there is one class of our fellow citizens which has never been negligent in preserving the traditions and histories of their fathers; and never backward in letting America and the world at large know all about their merits and accomplishments. These are the people “ ...~.»’ of New England--s people who, from the time of their first settlement 9 ER M A?‘ oiiio VALLEY RACE TYPES.

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in America, have preserved written records of most of their communities, ty-four presidents, less than half the number have been of that stock; or, and of almost every member living in and making a part of those com­ that of our great editors, three-fourths have been non-English in origin; munities; so that, as a consequence, there are few persons of New England or, that of our great judges, less than half have been English; or, that of descent living in the United States to-day, but who can find pages and American inventors of world-wide fame, about three out of every four volumes of history and eulogy in print as perpetual monuments to the have been-of another race than English; or, that of the great leaders in virtues of one or several of their more or less remote progenitors. the National congress, not half of them have been English by descent; Another and much more important consequence of this habit of or, that in our population to—dsy,nearlyone-half are of other races than committing to writing the history of men and communities in New Eng­ English. Yet these facts are all capable of ready demonstration, and land, is, that nearly all of our so-ulled histories of America have been can be verified by any one who will take the trouble to consult any written by New England men, are based chiefly upon New England standard biographical and statistical dictionary. records and examples, and have neceuarily had to pass over in silence, In the State of Ohio, for instance, if the English are to have the sole or in a cursory way, the history of these other portions of our country credit for all the good that has come to America, what would become of and our citizens, of whom none of these written records have been pre­ the fame of Arthur St. Clair, of Jeremiah Morrow, of Allen Trimble, of served. Duncan MCAXthflI,of Joseph Vance, of Wilson Shannon, of Mordecai It is not strange, therefore, that in most of our schools co-day Bartley, of Reuben Wood, of Rutherford B. Hayes, of Seabury Ford, of and, I venture to say, in the public schools of eastern Ohio, American William Medill, of James E. Campbell, of Thomas L. Young, of Joseph history is taught chiefly from books written by New England men, or B. Foraker, of Charles Foster, of William McKinley, and of some few their descendants; is viewed in these.books from the conventional New others who have been governors of the State? Or, of Presidents Grant, England stand-point; and is based largely upon New England traditions, Hayes, Garfield, and McKinley? Or, of certain supreme court judges, prejudices, and, in some cases, niisreprcsentations. such as Jacob Burnet, John McLean, Joseph R. Swan, John of Wright, The chief misrepresentation to which attention may be called at this Thomas W. Bartley, W. B. Caldwell, William Kennon, Hocking H. time, is the one so repeatedly made in certain of the newspapers and re­ Hunter, George W. Mcllvaine, W. J. Gilmore, Rufus P. Ranney, Josiah views, and by certain orators, and after~dinner speakers, that all the Scott, John Clark, W. W. Johnson, and John H. Doyle? Or, of certain progress made by America since it was first colonized, and all the glorious well-known journalists, such as Whitelaw Reid, W. L. Brown, John A. history of which Americans are so proud, has been made because its Cockerill, Joseph Medill, Samuel Medary, W. W. Armstrong, the Farans people are of the Anglo-Saxon race, and in their progress are only con­ and Mcleans, and Richard Smith? Or, of Bishop Simpson. of John A. tinuing in the new world what their English forefathers had begun in Bingham, and of Salmon I‘. Chase? Or, of William Dean Howells and the old. of John Q. A. Ward? Or, of Generals U. S. Grant, Phil Sheridan, Now, as a matter of fact, no such thing is the case. And whilethere Quincy A. Gilmore, James B. Steadman, Irvin McDowell, John Beatty, should be no just praise withheld from the descendants of Englishmen 0. M. Mitchell, James B. McPherson, Henry W. Lawton, and the fighting for what their forefathers have donefor America, it would be as great families of the Mccooks? a wrong to them if we were to say that they had done nothing whatever, No, the truth of the matter is, that a vast proportion of American as it is to other Americans, of non-English origin, for the descendants people, sometimes classed by the historians as British, have had their of Englishmen to claim that the English have done it all. hard-eurned laurels transferred to the brows of the so-called Anglo­ How can those claims that the great men of American history are of Saxons, or English; and very much of the honor and glory which are so exclusively English origin be considered in face of the fact that, of Wash­ frequently claimed for the English in this country, really belong to the ington’: hundred generals, more or less,not half of them were of English people of another, and a distinctly different race. ‘blood; or, that of the great generals of the civil war on both sides, but These people are the Scotch-Irish, as they have come to be called, little more than one-third wereof English extraction ;or, that of our twen­ who have done vastly more in the settlement and development of the cen­ viii OHIO VALLEY OENEALOOIES THE SCOTCH-IRISH ix tral and southern portions of our country than the English, and yet a ola, the Roman general, who, when he had conquered all the present people who have been too busy making history to spare the time to territory of England, and carried his victorious banners-north to the write it; and one whose early annals, for this reason, have been, until Grampian hills in Scotland, found there a foe who could eflectually recent years, so far neglected as to be well—nighforgotten. This is the hinder his further advance, and cause him for the first time to so­ race to which belong, with the exception of those of Howells, Garfield, knowledge that here was at last an unknown and unconqnerable and Sheridan, probably all of the names given above; and to that and the race beyond his own conquered ULTIMA THULE. It 6011*-lime! German race, also, belong, it is safe to say, at least seventy-five per cent. in the plundering forays and invasions of the Scots and Picts, who car­ of the sturdy farmers and substantial citizens of eastern Ohio. ried their dreaded arms from one end of the island to the other, un­ It is needless to ask in addition, therefore, what would become of checked; and, later, in the piratical incursions of the Vikings, who came the fair name and fame of the Buckeye State, if the English were the only westward from‘ their safe retreats within the Norwegian fiords, to fight-y people who have made America what it is to-day. to plunder, to destroy, and eventually to settle, among the sea-girt islands Nevertheless,the Scotch-Irish communities and people of theCentral and peninsulas of western Scotland. Its dark and bloody deeds are in­ States, as a rule, have few traditions or remembered history back of the stanced by the tragic history of Macbeth; and its bright and chivalrous time when settlements were first begun there, in the early years of the actions are shown by incidents like that of the Battle of Otterburn, so present century. These people know in a general way that their re­ spiritedly set forth in the glowing pages of Froissart, who says of it, that spective fathcrs or grandfathers came from the East—from Pennsylvania “of all the battles that have been described in my history, great and usually—and in most cases from the territory originally included in the small, this was the best fought, and the most severe.” Scotland's early counties of Washington, Westmoreland, Cumberland, York, or Chester. glory came in the days of William Wallace and'Bobcrt Bruce, when 1*! The majority of them know that they are of Scotch-Irish descent; independence was won from the English by the sword; and continued without understanding clearly what that term, in its American sense, through the two centuries following, because kept fresh by the blood of signifies, some having the impression that it means the descendants of a opposing Scots and English shed on more than two hundred battlefields. married couple, of whom one parent is Scotch, and the other Irish. It Its high ideal of freedom was realized first in the days of Knox and of may be that this feeling of belonging to a mixed nationality deters them Melville, when those men bid defiance to tyrants, and dated declare from making any inquiries as to what are the real sources of the Scotch­ that rulers were amenable to law, and could be punished by law; and was Irish blood. again vindicated in the days of their successors, the Scots clergy, who, If the facts are ascertained, however, they will find that they have “when the light grew dim, and flickered on the -altar, . . . trimmed a race history than which no other nation or people can boast one more the lamp, and fed the sacred flame,” and kept ahve for. themselves, for their children, and for all mankind, the precious heritage of human proud, whether it be English or German, Roman or Castillian. The liberty. Scotch-Irish are not, nor have they ever been, of Irish blood-using the The Scotsman is of composite race. The forefathers of three­ letter word in its racial sense; but are purely Scottish. Their emi­ fourths of the Scotch-Irish in the United States lived in the western Low­ grant ancestors in this country, to whom the name was first applied, were people of unmixed Scotch descent, who came to America from lands of Scotland, and their blood was of various strains, blended into what finally became that of the Scottish race. The basis of the race was their Scottish communities in the North of Ireland; and all the glorious the Romanized Briton (and from this line the Lowland Scot gets his history and ancestral traditions of their Scottish forefathers belong to Celtic blood, and not from Ireland), with more or lea marked de­ their descendants in the United States to-day, just as much as the history partures, oceasioned by intermsrriagcs, first with the Picln and Scots, and ancestral traditions of the English belong to people of early New England stock. then with the Angles, the Danes, and the Norsemen. From the last­ And, truly, it is a noble heritage, and one that will not suffer a whit named stock comes most of the Teutonic blood of the western Scot; while the Angles occupied and largely peopled the east coast. After by comparison with that of the English. It begins in the time of Agric­ x OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES run scorcmmisn 2! the eleventh century, the Normans came into Scotland in large numbers, of whom were the Hamrnonde, the Phillipses, and the Haverfields; but and occupied much of the land; so that many families can claim Norman their forefathers lived and intermarried amongst the Scotch for so long a descent. Long before the seventeenth century, when the emigration to time before coming to America that their descendants in Harrison county Ireland began, the various race groups had become fused into one com­ to-dayeanhsrdlybesaidtoretainmorethanatrsceof theEnglishblood, poaite whole, having the attributes of the Celt, the Norse, the Angle, or traits, or anything else English but the names. _ and the Norman; thus typifying many centuries ago the-identical race The Cunningham family originated in_the district of Cunmngham, which we are beginning to recognize here as the American-—acombina­ in Ayrshire; as did likewise the Garrick and'Ky1e families in the other tion of the Teuton and the Celt. Let us hope the type may include all two districts of that county. the virtues of both without the defects of either. Other Ayrshire family names represented in eastern Ohio are those The real history of the forefathers of that part of the American peo­ of Aiken, Alexander Allison, Anderson, Barclay, Blair, 130338,3073. ple who live in eastern Ohio, therefore-——witha few individual excep­ Caldwell, Canno Clar Cochnn,.C0113n5y C°‘11t91',C1'3‘''5°1’d,091535’ tions——isnotto be found in the pages of the historians and writers of gon, Dunlxp, Ferguson, Fullerton, Fllltflll, Hal!!!-iltonqHunk“: England; but of those of Scotland. Their lives and spirits have been Jackson, ' Kennedy, Lo V Mccroady, Mitchell, Montgomery, not unworthily portrayed by the wizard hand of Scott, and their joys Moore,M rrison, Patton, Porter, ‘ Bea. Richer, Roam, Simpson. and sorrowshave been divinely sung in the inspired notes of Burns. And '1‘hompsoTi,‘V'Ell{e,Wallace,Watsoii,’We ch, Wiley, Wilson, and a great it is in the heart-touching stories of MacLaren, and Barrie, and Steven­ many more besides. son, that we find the true prototypes and the doubles of ourselves and The McFaddens are first mentioned in history in connection with our friends in Ohio. their residence on the Island of Mull, of the coast of and belonging to The history of Scotland as a country, and of Scottish men and insti­ Argyleshire. Nearly all the “Macs” living in Ohio, it may be safely tutions, however, is as a sealed book to ninety-nine out of every hun­ said, are of Scottish descent, and usually Celtic or Highland Scots. The dred students in most of our high-schools and colleges; and it is partly pfgfix “ Mac” (meaning “ son of ”), is of Celtic origin, and in early tirnee because of the entire absence of any information to the contrary in the it was rarely found in connection with the names of the Lowland clans, ordinary historical text-books, that the erroneous impression has gained except in the cases of Mccnlloch and McClellan, and a few other ancient ground in so many places outside of New England, that our American Galloway families. Inter in Scotland’s history, however, the “Macs ” colonies and American institutions are almost entirely of English origin. werecarried pretty much all over the country, and into Northern Ireland, Now, to bring the matter nearer home to the readers of this sketch, as the clans continued to migrate and to intermarry with the Lowla.nders. let us take a few of the family names that are so well known in the Ohio The name, McConnell, is corrupted from McDonald, or McDonnell, at Valley, and seehow many of them are English, and how many are Scotch. one time the largest and most powerful of the Highland clans. In 1898, Mr. Orville Dewey contributed some interesting articles to From the counties of Wigtonshire and Kirkcudbrightshire (once the Cadiz Republican, giving an account of the early history of his own forming the ancient principality of Galloway,and from whence come the family, and from this we learn that the Dewcys came from Connecticut. Galloway cattle,) besides the Mccullochs and the Mcclellans, come also They were English, although there were many of the early Scotch-Irish the Agnews, Boyles’, Douglasses, Carnahana, Caraons, Glendennings, Gor­ who settled in New England. The Hollingsworths were originally Penn­ dong, Hannas, Herrons, Kerrs, McCreas, McBrides, McMaths, Mc­ sylvania Quakers, tracing back through the North of Ireland to England. Mychens, Mcldillans, Maxwella, Ramseys, Stewarts, and others­ 'l‘he Browns were also English; likewise, the Scotts, Aruolds, Laceys, James Hogg, the “ Etu-ick Shepherd,” and poet, was from Selkirk­ Heams, Woods, and others. But the early representatives of nearly all shire, and the name also occurs in Perthshire. of these families having intcrmarried with the eastern Ohio Scotch-Irish, From Fifeshire come the Bealls, the Hendersons, and also some of their descendantsliving there to-day are more Scotch than English. Other the Gillespie families. originally English families from the North of Ireland may be mentioned, xii OHIO VALLEY GENEADOGIES -rim scorcn-rmsn xi"

From Dumbartonshire, just north of Glasgow, come the Calhoun: hi. [mug of Castlereagh with his brothers, and cousins, and relatives of and the lfacfarlands. near degree. They were all “proper” men—to use a Celtic term of re­ From Elginshire come the Birnies. .p.¢e—andquite naturally drank Con’scellar dry; whereuponhe From Inverness, in the Highlands, come the McBeans, McKinle_vs, pntchetlretainersto Belfast,two distant, for a freshsupplyof wine. and Finlays, (all septs of the once powerful Clan Chattan, of whom the There his servants had a quarrel with certain soldiers of Queen Eliza­ chiefs were McIntoshes and McPhersons) ; also the Davidsons and Grants. beth, who were stationed at Belfast Castle, and they came back to their From Lanarlrshire, the Biggars. masterwithoutthe “drink.” This Illtunuy ’°“‘°d 0°“ t° f‘“7' md he From Forfarshire, the Lyons and the Ogilvies. ¢hmw.ed dire vengeanceon his clansmen if they did not reiturn to the From Stirlingshire, the Buchanans, Forsythes, and Psttersons. - Engjig ver the wine. The man 61100111191' From Edinburghshire, the Craig-s, Kerrs, Gilmores, Ramseys, and fifgfgfl tletiousthnhzi:1: an Englishsoldierwaskilled,and Waddells. ‘ the Irish Government took the matter uP- 00“ ‘"15chlrged "il9h.“l°'Y' From Sutherland, in the northern Highlands, the McKsys, McCoys, mg mu: ggginst the Queen,” and thrown into the Castle as.a prisoner, Mcliees, e'tc., many of whom are also found in Galloway. from whence he seemed likely to escape only by the loss of his head. In From Dumfriesshire, south of Glasgow,‘the Carothers’, Elliotts, this extremity, Con’swife appealed for help to Hugh Montgomery, Laird Dicksons (and, possibly, also the Dickersons), the Johnstons, and the of Iiraidstane, in Ayrshire, whose home lay on the Scottish coast, across Kirkpatricks. the Irish channel. Montgomery, for a “consideration,” agreed to help From Caithness, the most northern county of Scotland, the Mcfiaes Con to escape; and to that purpose immediately sent his relative, Thomas (and, possibly, also the Rees, Reas, or Rays, although many of this name Montgomery of Blackston, who was the owner of a trading-sloop, to Car­ lived in Galloway and Ayrshire). ' From Renfrewshire, the Knoxes. rickfergus Castle. Arriving there, the canny Thomas, without loss of Nearly all the Scotch whosettled in the North of Ireland at the time time, proceeded to make love to the keeper’s daughter; and to such good of the first plantation of Ulster (1606 to 1625), came from the western mac‘ am; having been admitted to the Castle, he contrived to get the p:igon- , rd to drink a very large quantity ct what was possibly some Lowland counties of Scotland, lying on the opposite coast and less than of the same wine over which the fight had arisen. Con was then fur­ thirty miles distant from county Down. The greater part of them came nished with a rope, by which he let himself out of a window, found from Ayrshire and Galloway, and those two districts in Scotland were Thomas Montgomery’s sloop waiting for him in the Lough, and was the nesting-places of the early Scottish ancestors of the majority of the across to Braidstane and safety within a few hours. Here, Con people living in the Ohio Valley to—day. The scene of Scott’s “Guy entered into an agreement with Hugh Montgomery, by which he agreed Mannering” is laid in Wigtonshire (the western half of Galloway), as is to cede to him half his lands in Glannaboye (the proportion afterwards also that of much of S. It. Crockctt’s “ Galloway Herd.” All readers of Burns, and of Stevenson's “Master of Ballantrae,” are familiar with being increased to two-thirds), on condition that the latter should pro­ Ayrshire. The places and people of these districts are also well known to cure him a free pardon from King James for all his offences,and get Con admitted to the K.ing’s presence, and allowed to kiss the King’s hand. those who have read of the persecutions and sulferings of the early Scot­ tish Covenanters. Through the assistance of Mr. James Hamilton, an influential courtier, The story of the Scottish emigration to Ulster may be outlined in a this pardon was later obtained, and Con admitted to His Majesty’s pres­ few paragraphs It begins near the close of the year 1602, when Con Me­ ence; and two-thirds of Con’sestates were in due time confirmed to Harn­ Neale 0'Neale, of Castlereagh, got into serious trouble, by reason of not ilton (who also required a “consideration”) and Montgomery by the Crown. having his wine-caslrsfull at the time when he had invited some of his rel­ ative: to have a “wee drop” with him. Con ruled the Upper Clannaboye, As soon as the patents were issued by the Irish Council, Ccn’s benefi­ ciaries crossed into Scotland again, to call upon their whole kith and kin the north half of County Down; and happened to be holding high state in xiv OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES THE SCOTCH-IRISH IV to aid them in the plantation of their estates, it having been a condition in a good forme, wherein are many farnelyes of English, Scotch, and some.n imposedbytheK.ing,inconfirmingthe grant,thatthelands wereto be Mgnksmen already inhabitinge, and ane inn with very good lodging. “planted" with English and Scottish colonists; and to be granted only to The Settlement Commissioners passed along the north shore of Belfast those of English and Scottish blood, “and not to any of the more Irish.” Lough, finding everywhere houses springing up, and in every part of the To Hamilton fell the western portion of North-Down, to Montgomery, Lord Deputy’: lands, “many English famelies, some Scottes, and dyvers thaeastern; and both seemto have added to their estates, as Con O’Neale cywfllIrish planted.” While South Antrim was thus “planted,” mainly wasfoicedtosellthethirdwhichhehsdreservedforhimself. Both by English settlers, the northern half of the county was opened up for were Ayrshire men, and both from the northern division of the county. settlement,without the violent transference of land from Irish to Briton, Hamilton was of the Hamilton family of Dunlap; and Montgomery was whichwas carried out in other parts of Ulster. The northeast corner of from near Beith. The former founded the towns of Bangor and Killy­ Ireland had been long held by the MncDonnells(the Highland pronuncia­ leagh, and raised churches in each of the six psrisha embraced in his tion of this name is Maccounell), a clan which also peopled the island eatate—Bangor, Killinchy, Holywood, Ballyhalbert, Dundonald, and of J urn, and Cantyre on the mainland of Scotland. The chief of these Killyleagh. Montgomery's estate embraced the country around Newton Scoto-Irishmen, Randall MacDonnell, after the Earl of Tyrone’s rebel­ and Donsghsdee lcnownas the Great Arda. He belonged to a family lion, resolved to throw in his lot with the Government, and turn loyal having numerous connections throughout North Ayrshire and Renfrew­ subject. This he did, and as reward received a grant of the northern shire, and to them he turned for assistance. His principal supporters half of county Antrim, from lame to Portrush, and the honor of were his kinsmen, Thomas Montgomery. his brother-in-law, John Shaw, knighthood. He set himself to the improvement of his lands, letting out son of the laird of Wester Greenock, and Colonel David Boyd, of the to the natives on the coast, and also to the Scottish settlers, such arable noble house of Kilmarnock. With their help he seems to have persuaded portions of his lands as had been depopulated by the war, for terms vary­ many others of high and low degree to join in trying their fortunes in ing from twentyone to 301 years. These leases seem to have been largely Ireland, among them being the Montgomeries, Calderwoods, Agnews, taken advantage of by the Scottish settlers,who allowed the natives to Adairs, Cunninghams, Shsws, Muirs, Maxwells, Boyles, Harvies, and keep the “Glynnes,” or Glens, and themselves took possession of the rich many others with good west—countrysurnames. land along the river Bann, from Lough Neagh to the town of Coleraine, The success of this settlement made by Hamilton and Montgomery near its mouth. Thus, in time, county Antrim, from north to south, was immediate; for four years after the foundation of the colony-—in becamenearly as Scottish as the portion of county Down lying north of the Mourne mountains. 1610—Montgomery alone was able to bring before “the King’s muster­ master a thousand able fighting men to serve, when out of them a militia The plantations in counties Down and Antrim, however, were limited should be raised.” Four years after this time, in a letter written from in scopein comparison with the “Great Plantation in Ulster,” for which North Down by the Earl of Abercorn to John Murray, King J ames’s James I.’s reign will be forever remembered in Ireland. secretary of state, he says, in referring to the same colonists: “They have About the vein:1607, O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, and MacDonnell, Earl above 2,000 habile Scottis men well armit heir, rady for his Majestie’s of Tyrconnel, with a number of the lesser Irish chiefs, having rebelled service as thai sell be commandit.” This muster of 2,000 men able to against the King and been proclaimed traitors, their lands were coniisa bear arms, represented an emigration of at least 10,000 persons. catedby the Crown; and all of northern Irelsnd—Londonderry, Donegal, Meantime, across the river Lagan, in county Antrim, a plantation Tyrone, Cavan, Armagh, and Fermanagh—passed into the hands of the hadbeen made by Sir Arthur Chichester, then Lord Deputy of Ireland. King. This, though not at first peculiarly Scottish, was soon to becomeso. In The plan adopted by James for the colonization of these six “es­ 1603, Chichester obtained a grant of the Castle of Belfast, and around cheated" counties, was to take possession of the finest portions of this this fortress a village soon sprang up. The Commissioners’ Survey, great tract of country (amounting in all to nearly four millions of acres); taken in the year 1611, reports that “the town of Belfast is plotted out to divide it into small estates, none larger than two thousand acres; and 3 xvi OHIO VALLEY GENEADOGIES THE SCOTCH-[RISE to grant these to men of known wealth and substance. Those who ac­ founded families whose names were afterwards to be well known in Its­ cepted grants were bound to live on their lands themselves, to bring with land. In Donegal, on Lough Swilly, will be found on the map the names them English and Scottish settlers, and to build for themselves and for of two villages, Manor Cunningham and Newtown Cunningham. The their tenants fortified places for defence, houses to live in, and churches men who introduced so Scottish a name into so Irish a county are thus in which to worship. The native Irish were assigned to the poorer lands noticed in the report of 1611: “Sir James Cunningham, Knight, Laird and less accessible districts; while the allotments to the English and Glangarnoth, 2,000 acres, took possession, but returned into Scotland. Scots were kept together, so that they might form communities, and not Three families of British residents preparing to build . . . John mix or intermarry with the Irish. The purpose was not only to transfer Cunningham of Cranfield, 1,000 acres, resident with one family of Brit­ the ownershipof the land from Irish to Briton, but to introduce a British ish . Cuthbert Cunningham, 1,000acra, resident with two fam­ population in place of an Irish one. ilies of British; built an Irish house of coples,and prepared materials to James seemsto have seen that the parts of Scotland nearest Ireland, reedify the Castle of Coole-McEtreen.” In county Tyrone, “The Earl and which had most intercourse with it, were most likely to yield proper of Abercorn, chief undertaker in the precinct in the county of Tyrone, colonists. He resolved, therefore, to enlist the assistance of the great has taken possession, resident with lady and family, and built for the families of the southwest, trusting that their feudal power would enable present near the town of Strabane some large timber houses . . . them to bring with them bodies of colonists. Thus, grants were made to His followers and tenants have since May last built twenty-eight houses Ludovick Stewart, Duke of Lennox, who had great power in Dumbarton­ of fair coples, and before May by his tenants, who are all Scottish men, shire; to James Hamilton, Earl of Abercorn, and his brothers, who rep­ the number of thirty-two houses of like goodness.” “The Lo. Uchelrie resented the power of the Hamilton: in Renfrewshire. North Ayrshire [Lord Ochiltreel 3,000 acres in the county of Tyrone, being stayed by con­ had been already largely drawn on by Hamilton and Montgomery,but one trary winds in Scotland, arrived in Ireland at the time of our being in Ar­ of the sons of Lord Kilmarnock, Sir Thomas Boyd, receiveda grant; while magh, upon our return home, accompanied with thirty-two followers, from South Ayrshire came the Cunninghams and Crawfords, and Andrew gent. of sort, a minister, some tenants, frecholders, and artificers.” Stewart (Lord Ochiltree) and his son. But it was on Gallowaymen that In 1618, the Irish Government instructed Captain Nicholas Pynnar the greatest grants were bestowed. Almost all the great houses of the to inspect every allotment in the six “escheated” counties, and to report time are repi-esented—Sir Robert Maclellan, Laird Bomby, as he is on each one, whether held by “natives” or “foreign-planters.” Py'nnar's called, who afterwards became Lord Kirkcudbright; John Murray of report (published in the Irish State Papers), presents a very exact pic-' Broughton, one of the secretaries of state; Vans (Vance) of Barnbatroch; ture of what had been done by the settlers in the counties inspected-= Sir Patrick McK.ieof Laerg; Dunbar of Mochrum; one of the Stcwarts Londonde Ly, Doncgul, Tyrone, Armagh, Cavan, and Fermanagh. He of Garlies, from whom Newtown Stewart takes its name. With the re­ states that, “ there are upon occasion8,000men of British birth and de cipient of 2,000 acres, the agreement was that he was to bring “forty­ scent for defence, though a fourth'part of the lands is not fully inhab­ eight able men of the age of eighteen or upwards, being born in England ited.” Of these, fully three-fourths must have been Scots; and if there or the inward [i. e., southern] parts of Scotland." The progress of the he added the great colonies in Down and Antrim, there must have been colonies in the different counties is very accurately described in a series an immigration from Scotland of between 30,000 and~-£0,000in these ten of reports by Government inspectors, at various periods between the years. years 1610 to 1620, and in the letters of Chichestcr himself, which are to The only county in which the Scottish settlers failed to take firm be found in the Calendar of State Papers for Ireland, and in the Carew root was Fermanagh, for there, in 1618, when Pynnar reported a large Papers (both published by the British Government). number of the Scottish proportions had been sold, and were held by Eng­ The most interesting of these reports are those regarding “under­ lishmen. The result is seen in the small number of Presbyterian: in com­ taken” (as the grantees were called), who took possession in the year parison to Episcopalians to be found~at the"present day in county Fer­ 1610, made up their minds to remain and to thrive in Ulster, and who uxanagh. it

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The most exact account of the emigration to Ulster is contained in the coast of Maine, at Londonderry, in New Hampshire, and at Worces­ a book of travels in Scotland and Ireland, by Sir William Brereton, of m, in Massachusetts. In the latter place, they built a church, and con­ Cheshire, England He states that he came to Irvine, in Ayrshire, on mmplgted having Presbyterian services, after the manner of their July 1st, 1635, and was hospitably entertained by Mr. James Blair, and fathers; but the bigoted Puritans, then in the majority, tore down the that his host informed him that “above ten thousand persons have within building in the night; forced them to abandon the project, and taxed two years last past left this country wherein they lived, which was be­ them to support their own State Church. Many of these settlers were twixt Aberdine and Enuerneea [Invernese], and are gone for Ireland; they thus obliged to move further out towards the frontier, where they have come by one hundred in company through this town, and three hun­ founded the towns of Pelham and Coleraine, in Massachusetts. dred have gone hence together, shipped for Ireland at one tide. None A great many Scotch and Scotch-Irish also emigrated to New York, of them can give a reason why they leave the country; only some of them to NewJ srsey, and to Maryland, Virginia, and the Carolina. But it was who make a better use of God's hand upon them have acknowledged to to Pennsylvania, the Quaker Colony,that the great bulk of the Ulster mi­ mine host in ‘these words, ‘that it was a just judgment of God to spew them out of the land for their unthankfulness.’ One of them I met withal gration came. They began to reach there before 1710; and before 1720, thousands had come into the colony by way of Newcastle, DeL (then and discoursed with at large, who could give no good reason, but pre­ included in Pennsylvania). At first, they generally settled near the dis­ tended the landlords increasing their rents; but their swarming in Ire­ land is so much taken notice of and disliked, as that the Deputy has sent puted Maryland boundary line. Before 1730, they had occupied much of‘ the lower lands in the townships of East and_West Nottingham, Cecil‘ out a warrant to stay the landing of any of these Scotch that come with­ out a certification.” county, Maryland, and Mill Creek and White Clay Creek in Newcastle‘ county, Delaware. In Pennsylvania they settled in the townships of Lon­ The closing sentence of the foregoing extract gives us a brief and don Britain, New London, Londonderry, London Grove, East and West characteristic description of Scottish motives and methods in the colon­ ization and settlement of a new country, that may well be applied to every Nottingham, Upper and Lower Oxford, East and West Fallowficld, Sada­ one of their successivemigrations, or “swarmings,” from that day to this. bury, East and West Cain, and the newer townships betwcen,'in Chester" county; Little Britain, Colerain, Bart, Sadsbury, Salisbury, Drumorc, It was the spirit of unrest, the thirst for adventure, and, chiefly, the de­ Martic, and Donegal in Lancaster county; and Derry, Paxtang, and Han­ sire to better their worldly condition, that led them into the Land of over, in Dauphin county. They had also gone into Bucks county in large Promise in that day, and at numerous periods since. They came without numbers, settling in Warwick and Warminster townships, along Nesham­ regard to the jealous forebodings of the governing few, already on the iny creek; and in Northampton county, in Allen and Hanover town­ ground, who feared they themselves would be outnumbered by the shi s. strangers; they likewise paid no regard to the oflicial restrictions by P James Logan, then secretary of the province, and himself a Scotch­ which the rulers of Ireland at that time, and the Councils of American Irish Quaker, wrifing of them to the Penna in 1724, states that they had colonies a century later, sought to prevent their entry. generally taken up the southern lands (towards the Maryland line), and The emigration from Ireland to America of the grandchildren and us they rarely approached him with proposals of purchase, he calls them great-grandchildren of these Scottish colonists of the sixteenth century “bold and indigent strangers, saying as their excuse, when challenged began soon after 1700; and for more than three-quarters of a century af­ for titles, that we had solicited for colonists and they had come accord­ terwards, Ulster poured into ZAmerica'a continuous stream, sometimes ingly.” They were, however, understood to be a tolerated class, exempt reaching the dimensions of a flood, of people of Scottish birth or de­ from quit—rentsby an ordinance of 1720, in consideration of their being scent. In 1718, several hundred of them came together from the Valley a frontier people, and forming a cordon of defence about the non-fight­ of the Bann, south of the’ town of Coleraine, in county Londonderry, ing Quakers. They thus served to protect them, if need be-—andthe ne­ landing at Boston. Here, they were not permitted by the Puritans to re­ cessity often arose—from the murderous incursions of the Indians, and main, but were obliged to go out to the frontiers, forming colonies along 4 run scorcn-mien ni “ OI-IIO VALLEY GEN-EALOGIES from Maryland and Virginia invader: who claimed part of the land as reservation, lying on both sides of Marsh creek, then in Iancaster, within the bounds of their own colonies. now in Adams county, being the’ site of Gettysburg, and including the bottom lands southward to the Maryland line. On that occasion, ' In 1129, Logan expresses himself as pleased to find that Parliament is about to take measures to prevent the too free emigration from Ulster the people who were settled there, to the number of about seventy, ‘as­ sembledand forbade Penn’s surveyors to proceed. On the latter persist­ to «dmenca. "It looks,” he writes, “as if Ireland is to send all its in­ habitants hither, for last week not less than six ships arrived, and every ing, the settlers broke the surveyors’ chain, and compelledthem to retire. Peters had with him at the time a sheril! and a magistrate; and many of day, two or three arrive also. The common fear is that if they thus con­ the settlers were afterwards indicted; but a compromise was eflected, by tinue to come they will make themselvesproprietors of the Province. It whichthe squatters were permitted to lease and purchase the Penn titles is strange that they thus crowd where they-are not wanted. . . The In­ for a comparatively insignificant consideration; and they were left in dune themselves are alarmed at the swarms of strangers, and we are afraid of a breach between them—for the [Scotch-] Irish are very rough possession. The reasons for the emigration of the Scotch from Ulster to Amer­ to them." In 1730, he writes and complains of the Irish as hav. ica are in part the same as those given to Brereton by the emigrant from "18 In‘an “audacious and disorderly manner” possessed themselves about Scotland to Ireland in 1635, which are noted above. But there was that time of the whole of Conestoga Manor, a tract of about 15,000acres, which had been reserved by the Penns for themselves, as it contained another and more cogent reason in addition. In Ireland, notwithstand­ some of the best land in the Province. In taking this land by force, he ing the fact that they had saved that country to Protestantism and to 3815.they alleged that “it was against the laws of God and nature, that the Crownin the revolution of 1688, the Scots were grievously and un­ justly discriminated against in the matter of their religion, which was, so much land should be idle while so many Christians wanted it to labor of course, generally of the Presbyterian form. These discrimination: on, and to raise their brea ” This same spirit on the part of the‘Scotch­ Irish led them in after years (1745-50) to settle in the Tuscarora and took the form of certain enactments by the Bishop’s party in the Irish Path Valleys,wheretheir cabins wereburned by the provincialauthorities, Parliament (which was then entirely ruled by the ecclesiastics of the and later (1763-8), along Redstone creek in what is now Fayette county, Episcopal or State Church). These enactments deprived Presbyterians Where they were warned ofl by the Quaker Assembly, “under pain of of the right to hold ollicein Ireland, required them to pay tithes in sup­ port of the Episcopal clergy, prohibited marriages from being performed death,_',”and later still (1779 and 1784-7) along and near Short creek, in by any but a Bishop-ordained priest, either of the Roman or Episcopal Whiltis now the territory of Jeflerson, Belmont, and Harrison counties, Church; and annulled marriages theretofore performed by Presbyterian 0l1‘_°:When they were repeatedly driven ofl by United States troops, ministers, declaring illegitimate the children of such marriages. Adding their cabins burned, and their improvements destroyed; but to which lo­ to these the economiccauses arising from a discriminating tarifl levied cahtlef‘ th°Y_38persistently returned and rebuilt, and remained on the hind. Improving it, until the Territory wasthrown open for settlement. against Irish woollensand linens, in favor of the English manufacturers, In another letter written by Logan, about the same time (1730), he and the raising of rents by the landlords, to whoma great majority of the Ulster Scotch-Irish were but tenants, and we have a sufficient explana­ 333'‘: “I mm‘ OWE.from my own experience in the land-oflice, that the tion of the reasons for the exodus which took place from Ireland to Am­ settlement of five families from Ireland gives me more trouble than fifty of any other people. Before we were broke in upon, ancient Friends and erica during the eighteenth century. Archbishop Boulter, Primate of first settlers lived happily; but now the case is quite altered.” Ireland, writing to the Bishop of London in 1728concerning the emigra­ tion to America, says: ‘Logan's successor, Richard Peters, had a somewhat similar experience with ‘the Scotch-Irish emigrants of his day. In a letter written by Dublin, March 13, me. him in 1:743,he states that he went to the Manor of Maske, to warn ofl and dispossess the squatter settlers. This was another choice tract My Loi-d——Aswehave had reports here that the Irish gentlemen of upwards of 40,000 acres, located in the wilderness by the Penns as a in London would have the great burthen of tithes thought one of the

‘m OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES THE SCOTCH-IRISH axiii chief grievances that occasion such numbers of the pee le of ti; think not without some grumbling. The same, no doubt, has happened . t Am . . _ _ p e north where there have been careless or needy incumbents, and others of a dif­ gplinflgnpaubpgcipa,I have for some time designed to write to your lordship ferent character that have succeeded them. Butainemorial latel (1li d ’ h b - ' ' ' ~ I-need not mention to your lordship that I have been forced to talk of this place, containing Ihcecdddds (la? tlii? dteyse‘i1'1tio1r?lsil.:ni-tdnzqesxiellnntlesrletisto several here, that if a landlord takes too great a portion of the profits them by the letters of_their brethren in the north, (which gemorigl ,2 of a farm for his share by way of rent (as the tithe will light on the ten­ ant’s share), the tenant will be impoverished; but then it is not the tithe ggahgg ‘_"'“:,°'l‘“'*031! 1°‘‘1n.°“t°°‘“1t). mentioning the oppression but the increasedrent that undoes the farmer. And indeed, in this coun­ I f 9d 993:510%¢°llrt8 about tithes as.one of their great grievances. try, where I fear the tenant hardly ever has more than one—thirdof the .i..§’.“§m‘.".{“u~...“§‘c.ZZ2:"3§2“’.§¥.l’f’ l.'.?’.‘i""$’if"i°,.*",.,‘,‘°“"”’i"°“ 0 ‘M’ . °°°"' . profit he makes of his farm for his share, and too often but a fourth or course with the ministry about it. as you “damp to dud perhaps a fifth part, as the tenant’s share is charged with the tithe, his _The gentlemen of this country have, ever since I h‘t}i b case is no doubt hard, but it is plain from what side the hardship arises. talking to others. n!_1

The irst extensive emigration took place from about the year 1718 Rev. John Steel sndothers were sent by the Provincial authorities to .0 the middle of the century. A second emigration occurred from about warn of the setllers at Bedstone (in Fayette county) and Turkey Foot 1771 to 1773, although there was a continuous current westward between (in Somerset county). In 1769, however, the land having been ceded by these two periods. the Indians, all of southwestern Pennsylvania was thrown open to settle­ The cause of this second emigration was somewhat similar to the ment, and within the next ten years more than 25,000 people were living first. It is well known that-a greater portion of the lands in Ireland are in the territory now comprising the counties of Westrnoreland, Allegheny, ownedby a comparatively small number of proprietors, who rentlthem to Fayette, and Washington. In 1790,the population of these four counties the farming classes on long leases. In 1771, the leases on the estate _of amounted to upwards of 63,000, Washington county alone containing the Marquis of Donegal having expired, the rents were so largelyadv nearly 24,000 inhabitants. vanced that many of the tenants could not comply with the demands, and were deprived of the farms they had occupied. This roused a spirit of resentment to the oppression of the large landed proprietors, and an THE FRIENDS. OR QUAKEB8. immediate and extensive emigration to America was the result. From 1771 to 1773, there sailed from the ports in the north of Ireland, nearly one hundred vessels, carrying upwards of 25,000 passengers, nearly all The founder of the society of Friends was George Fox, who was of whom were Presbyterians. This was shortly before the breaking out born at Drayton in the Clay, in Liecestcrshire, England, in July, 1624. of the Revolutionary War, and, as has been often remarked, these people, His father wasa Puritan weaver,and the son, originally intended for the leaving the old world in such a temper, became a powerfiil contribution church, was apprenticed to a shoemaker and dealer in wool. “In 1643," _ to the cause of liberty, and to the Independence of the colonies. he says, “I left my relations, and broke ofi all familiarity with young or The Scotch-Irish emigrants landed principally at Newcastle and old.” For the next few years, he was in spiritual darlmess, and groped Philadelphia, and thence found their way northward and westward into after the light. He dates the beginning of his Society from Liecestsr­ the eastern and middle counties of Pennsylvania. From thence, one shire, in 1644. The course of Quakerism was at first toward the north stream followed the Cumberland and Virginia valleys into Virginia and of England. It appeared in Warwickshirein 1645; in Nottinghamshire in North and South Carolina, and from these colonies, passed on into and 1646; in Derby in 1647; in the adjacent counties in 1648, 1649, and 1650. settled Tennessee and Kentucky. Another powerful body went into It reached Yorkshire in 1651; Lancaster and Westmoreland, 1652; Cum­ western Pennsylvania, and settling on the head waters of the Ohio, be­ berland, Durhum, and Nor-thumbcrland, 1653; London, and most other came famous, both in civil and ecclesiastical history. parts of England, Scotland, and Ireland, in 165-1. In 1655, Friends The Pennsylvania Scotch-Irish began to settle west of the Blue went beyond sea, “where truth also sprung up," and in 1656 “it broke Ridge mountains before 1750, where up to that time the Indians held forth in America, and many other places.” (Fox’s Journal, II., 442.) undisputed sway. Fear of an Indian outbreak led the Penns in that year The Society of Friends was not organized by the establishment of to send the justices of Cumberland county over the mountains into the meetings to inspect the affairs of the church until some years after Fox Tuscarora, Aughwick, and Path Valleys, where the settlers were dis­ began preaching, and then a prominent part of the business of these possessed, their cabins burned, and their bonds taken that they should meetings was to aid those Friends who were in prison, for persecution return to the older settlements. Some of them did return for a brief followed hard upon their increase in numbers. In 1661, 500 were in period, but soon went back, while others hid themselves away. in the prison in London alone; there were4,000 in jail in all England; and the woods, and after the justices had departed, built themselves new cabins, Act of Indulgence liberated 1,200 Quakers in 1673. But Quakcrism and continued to improve their “claims." Before 1760,small settlements flourished under persecution. They showed a firmness which has been were made by members of this hardy and adventurous race around the seen nowhere else in the annals of religious history. Other Dissenters the military posts of Forts Beclford,Ilcdstone, and Ligonier; and in 1763, might temporize, plot against the Government, or hold meetings in

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secret; the Quakers, never. They scorned these things. They received Quakers.” The law-of October, 1657, imposed a fine for entertaining a the brutal violence of the Government in meekness; they met openly, and Quaker. If a Quaker returned after being sent away once, he was to in defiance of its orders; they wearied it by their very persistence. lose one ear; if he returned the second time, the other ear; and the third offense was punished by boring the tongue. The law of October, Nevertheless, the simplicity, the earnestness, the devotion, and the prac­ tical nature of this system of theology, when contrasted with the dry 1658, banished both resident and foreign Quakers, under pain of death. In Massachusetts, Quakers had their ears cut ofl; they were branded; husk of Episcopaey, and the jangling creeds of the Dissenters, won they were tied to the cart-tail and whipped through the streets; women them adherents by the thousands. They came mostly from the lower were shamefully exposed to public gaze; and in 1659-60, three men and ranks of society, but from all sects. one woman were hanged on Boston Common. Such was the welcome Quakerism is distinctively the creed of the seventeenth century. of the first Quakers to American soil. ‘ Seekers were in revolt against the established order. It gave these Pennsylvania, the Quaker Colony, was founded by William Penn, in seekers what they were looking for. In theology, it was un-Puritan; but in cultus, modes, and forms, it was more than Puritan. The Quaker" 1681,under a patent granted by Charles II. on March 4th of that year. The first colony left England in August, 1681, in three ships, the John was the Puritan of the Puritans. He wasan extremist, and this brought and Sarah, from London, the Amity, from London, and the Factor, from him into conflict with the established order. He believed that Quaker­ Bristol. The John and Sarah is said to have landed first; the Amity ism was primitive Christianity revived. He recognized no distinction was carried by a gale to the West Indies; and the Factor, having pro­ between the clergy and the laity; he refused to swear, for Christ had ceeded up the Delaware as far as the present town of Chester, was, on said, swear not at all; he refused to fight, for the religion of Christ is a December 11th, frozen up in the channel, and its passengers obliged to religion of love;not of war; he would pay no tithes, for Christ had said, ye have freely received, freely give; he called no man master, for he pus the winter there. WilliamPenn had sent his cousin, Captain William Markham, with the colonists, as deputy governor, and did not emigrate thought the terms, Rabbi, Your Holiness, and Right Reverend con­ himself until the month of August, 1632, when he embarked on the noted the same idea. He rejected the dogmas of water baptism and the Welcome. After a passageof some two months, during which smallpox Puritan Sabbath, and in addition to these, claimedthat inspiration is not broke out among the emigrants, and carried ofl one-third of their num­ limited to the writers of the Old and New Testaments, but is the gift of ber, Penn and his fellow colonists landed at Newcastle, Del., on October Jehovah to all men who will accept it, and to interpret the Scriptures, 27th. Of the history of Penn's colony, and of the Quaker government men must be guided by the Spirit that guided its authors. Here was the during the next ninety-three years, and until it was finally overthrown in cardinal doctrine of their creed, and the point where they dilfered rudi­ 1776by the Revolutionary Scotch-Irish, it is not necessary here to speak. cally from other Dissenters. Add to this the doctrine of the Inner Much of this is familiar history to every school-boy. -But the influence of Light, the heavenly guide given directly to inform or illuminate the in­ the Quakers in the settlement and growth of the states south of Pennsyl­ dividual conscience, and we have the corner-stones of their system. sylvania, has never been sufliciently recognized; and as it was from these In July, 1656, Ann Austin and Mary Fisher, the vanguard of a states that most of the Quaker emigrants to Harrison and adjoin­ Quaker army, appeared in Boston from Berbudoes. They were the first ing counties came, it will be appropriate to inquire into the history Quakers to arrive in America. They were imprisoned and shipped back. of the Quaker in the South. “They appeared in Virginia,” says Dr. In October of the same year, a law was passed, which provided a. fine for Stephen B. Weeks (from whose work on Southern Quakers and Slavery the shipmaster who knowingly brought in Quakers, and obliged him to­ much of this sketch is condensed), “soon after their organization; they carry them out again. The Quaker was to be whipped, and committed were in the Carolinns almost with the first settlers; they were considera­ to the house of correction. Any person importing books, “or writings ble in number and substance; they were well-behaved and law-abiding; concerning their devilish opinions,” or defending their “heretical they maintained friendly relations with the Indians; they were indus­ opinions,” was to be fined, and, for the third otfeuse, hanished. Nor was trious and frugal; they were zealous missionaries; and through their any person to revilc the magistrates and ministry, “as is usual with the axvill OHIO.VALLEY GENEALOGIES THE FRIENDS. OB QUAKE38 xalx earnest and faithful preaching became, toward the close of the seveno Territory to settlement, stopped naturally in Ohio. As there were then teenth century, the largest and only organized bodyof Dissenters in these no Friends’ meetings in that territory, Quaker emigrants-left their cer­ colonies. nficates at Redstone (in Fayette county) and Westlsnd (in Washington “They have always been zealous supporters of religious freedom. county), Pennsylvania The first certificate to Westland meeting is They bore witness to their faith under bodily persecution in Virginia; vdgoeddune 24, 1785. Most of the certificates to Westland and Bedstone under disfranchiaemcnt and tithes in the Carolinas and Georgia. By came from Virginia meetings. The migrations of Carolina Friends to reason of their organization and numbers, they were bold and aggressive this part of the West were few, until after the establishment of the Ohio in North Carolina, in the struggle against the Established Church. meetings. After 1785, certificates from Virginia monthlymeetings to They took the lead in this struggle for religious freedom in the first Redstone and Westland became numerous; about half of them represent half of the eighteenth century, as the Presbyterians did in the latter half. families, some of them being young couples who turned to the West for They continued an important element in the life of these states until their fortunes. Those Friends who took certificates to Redstone and about 1800, when their protest against slavery took the form of migra­ Westland were but the advance guard of the western migration which tion. They left their old homes in the South by thousands, and removed set in about the year 1800. They continued to go to these meetings for to the free Northwest, particularly Ohio and Indiana. Theseemigrants ..y¢a;- oi-.twolonger; thus South River sent twelve to Westland in 1801. composed the middle and lower ranks of society, who had few or no and the southern Goose Creek sent fifteen in 1801 and 1802, of which slaves, and who could not come into economic competition with slavery. thirteen were families, besides a considerable number sent before the be— They were accompanied by many who were not Quakers, but who were ginning of the present century. Meetings were soon established within driven to emigration by the same economic cause, and so great was this the Northwest Territory, and then Westland soon disappears as a stop­ emigration that in 1850,one-third of the population of Indiana is said to ping—place. Thus, in 1802, we find certificates from South River to have been made up of native North Carolinians and their children. “Concord Monthly Meeting. Northwest 'l‘erritory;” but this name almost “Soon after 1800, Quakers disappeared entirely from the political immediately gives place to “Concord Monthly Meeting, State of Ohio,” and religious life of South Carolina and Georgia. They new number and the migrations at once become very numerous. Mr. Williams’ very only a few hundred in Virginia. They are now relatively less important full account of the emigration of his own family from North Carolina in North Carolina than in colonial days, but are still an important factor to Concord settlement (in Colerain township, Belmont county) may be in the making of that state.” found in his magazine, the “American Pioneer,” vol. ii. During the Under the Ordinance of 1787, passed by Congress for the govern­ first ta: years of the century, most of the emigrants from Virginia ment of the Northwest Territory, neither slavery nor involuntary servi­ went from Crooked Run, Hopewell, South River, and the two Goose tude except for crime,was to be allowedin any part of this territory; and Creek Monthly Meetings; during the second decade they went from with a legal guarantee in the organic law of the territory, it becamea lit Hopewell, South‘River, and the southern Goose Creek Monthly Meetings. home for men who found themselves driven to migration by the institu­ The migration from the northern Goose Creek and Hopewell became tion of slavery in the South. . active again about 1825, and continued “sountil 1836. The meetings in When we come to study these Quaker migrations in detail, there is Virginia which belonged to Baltimore Yearly Meeting were the first to little to diflerentiate those of one state from those of another. They send out settlers, for they were nearer the western country, and had less went in substantially the same way, but owing to dillerence in location, to hold them in the way of local associations. From 1812-16, there was pursued diflerent routes. At first, North Carolina Quakers went very a considerable migration from the lower meetings of the Virginia Yearly largely to Tennessee, while Virginia Quakers, being nearer, went directly Meeting. Of the meetings belonging to this Yearly Meeting, South to Ohio. In this way, Virginia Quakers took possession of Ohio, while River furnished the greater number of emigrants. From this meeting North Carolina Quakers pressed on to Indiana. there went eighty—sixfamilies, and forty-three single personé, their re­ The first settlers going West, after the opening of the Northwest­ moval covering the forty years from 1801 to 1840. In the same way, xxx OHIO VALLEY GENEAIDGIES THE FRIENDS, OR QUAKERS rxxi migrations from the southern GooseCreek began with the century, were Under a.view of these things, I was made sensible, beyond doubting, to Westland first, and then to Ohio. These removals sapped the life that it wasin the ordering of wisdomfor us to remove; and that the Lord was opening a way for our enlargement, if found worthy. Friends gen­ of the Meeting, and it was laid down in 1814. In 1811, the movement erally feeling something of the same, there were three of them who went began among all the lower meetings. Emigrants frdm Virginia went to view the country, and one worthy public Friend. They traveled on largely to Ohio. Those who took certificates to the Indiana meetings till they came to this art of the western country, where they were belong to the later period. stop in their minds, lieving it was the place for Friends to settle. so ey returned back, and informed us of the same in a solemn meeting; The first migration from North Carolina to the West was made in which dear Joseph Dew, the public Friend, intimated that he saw the directly over the Allegheny mountains, by.the adventurers who laid the seed of God sown in abundance, which extended far northwestward. foundations of Tennessee. The first considerable movement of Friends This information, in the way it was delivered to us, much tendered our from North Carolina to the Northwest was made from the Contentnea spirits, and strengthened us in the belief that it was right. So we under­ Quarter. It was emphatic and sweeping in its character. It was liter­ took the work, and found the Lord to be a present helper in every needful time, as he was sought unto; yen, to be as “a pillar of cloud by day and ally a migration. A letter written from Concord, Belmont county, Ohio, the pillar of fire by night ;" and thus we were led safely along until we (the Quaker settlement a few miles southeast of New Athens), by Borden arrived here. Stanton, one of the leaders of this migration, to Friends at Wrights­ borough, Ga., who were also thinking of going West, and who did so at The story of their departure from their old homes can be given a later date, has fortunately been preserved. It reveals to us the mo­ substantially in their own words (records of Coutentnca Quarterly Meet­ lives,the troubles, and the trials of these modern pilgrims to an unknown ms): land. It is dated 25th of 5th month, 1802, and reads as follows: It sp rs by a copy of the minutes of a monthy meeting on Trent Dear Friend.s~—Havingunderstood by William Patten and William river, in ones county, N. C. held in the ninth and tenth months, 1799, Hogan, from your parts, that a nu.mber among you have had some that the weighty subject ‘ofthe members thereof being about to remove thoughts and turnings of mind respecting a removal to this country; and unitedly to the territory northwestward of the Ohio river, was and had ._. . as it has been the lot of a number of us to undertake the work a been before that time deliberatel under their consideration. And the little before you, I thought a true statement (for your information) of same proposal was solemnly laid efore their Quarterly Meeting, held at some of our strugglings and reasonings concerning the propriety of our Contentnea on the ninth of the tenth month; which, on weighing the moving . . . matter and its circumstances, concluded to leave said Friends at their I may begin thus, and say, that for several years Friends had some liberty to proceed therein, as way might be opened for them; yet the distant view of moving out of that oppressive part of the land, but did subject was continued till their next Quarter. And the having (before not know where, until the year 1799, when we had an accptable visit from the said Monthly Meeting ceased)agreed that certificates be signed therein some traveling Friends of the western part of Pennsylvania. They for the members, to conveytheir rights respectively to the Monthly Meet­ thought proper to propose to Friends for consideration, whether it would ing nearest to the place of their intended settlement, showing them to be not he agreeable to best wisdom for us unitcdly to remove northwest to _ memberswhilst they resided there; such certificates for each other mutu­ the Ohio river,—-to a p?ece where there were no slaves held, being a free ally were signed in their last Monthly Meeting, held at Trent aforesaid, country. This proposal made a dee impression on our minds . . . in the first month, 1800; which was then solemnly and finally adjourned Nevertheless, although we had ad a prospect of something of the and concluded,and their privilege of holding it, together with the records kind, it was at first very crossing to my natural inclination; being well of it, were delivered up to their Quarterly Meeting, held the 18th of the settled as to the outward. So I strove against the thoughts of moving same month, 1800. for some time . . . as it seemed likely to break up our Monthly Meeting, which I had reason to believe was set up in the wisdom of Truth. Thus, They stopped first at the settlements of Friends on the Monongahela I was concerned many times to weigh the matter as in the balance of the sanctus ;_f.illat length, I considered that there was no prospect of our river, in Fayette and Washington counties, Penna., to prepare for their number eing increased by convincemcnt, on account of the oppression new settlement over the Ohio. They brought their certificates with that abounded in that land . them, laid their circumstances, with extracts from the minutes of their rnn rnrsnms. on qusxnns :18!“ uxii OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES

In the following list, an attempt has been made to give the names former monthly and quarterly meetings in Carolina, before Redstone at those families which were the leaders in the westward migration, or Quarterly meeting, and received the advice and assistance of Friends there. which furnished the most recruits to it, from the various monthly meet­ Thus they proceeded, and made their settlement in the year 1800; ing: in the East. The names of the meetings to which the particular and were remarkably favored with an opportunity to be accommodated families went have also been given, with an approximation of the date: with a quantity of valuable land at the place which was chosen for Hopewell Monthly Meeting, Va., sent to Concord (1803-05), mem­ their settlement by the Friends who went to view the country, before the bers of the families of Lupton, Piggot, Jenkins, Pickering, Miller, Ellis, ollice was opened for granting lands in that territory. Steer, Bevin; to various other monthly meetings in Ohio (1804- ): Mc­ Borden Stanton continues (Friends’ Miscellany, XII., 216-223): Pherson, George, Walter, Wickeraham, White, Walton, Wilson, Allen, Adams, Branson, Cops, Crampton, Faucett, Hackney, Janney, Lloyd, The first of us moved west of the Ohio in the ninth month, 1800; Little, Lupton, Pickering, Steer, Smith, Swayne, Townsend, Taylor. and none of us had a house at our command, to meet in, to worship the Fairfax Monthly Meeting, Va.—To Short Creek, Harrison county" Almighty Being. So we met in the woods,until houses were built, which was but a short time. In less than one year, Friends so increased that (1803-22): Lacy, Ball, Hague, Rattekir, Wood, Schuley; to other Ohio two preparative meetings were settled; and in last twelfth month a meetings (1807-44): Wright, Richardson, Connard, Wilkinson, Wood, monthly meeting, called Concord, also was opened, which is new large. Swayne, J annoy, John, Myers, Wilson. Another preparative meeting is requested, and, also, another first and Goose Creek (northern) Monthly Meeting, Va.--To Concord (1805­ week-day meeting. Four are already granted in the territory, and three 08): Evans, Pancoest, Sinclair, Spencer, Gregg, White, Whiteacre, Can­ meeting-houses are built. pears to be‘ opening for another Monthly Meeting; and, I think, a Quarterly Meeting. . . . by, Dillon, Smith; to other meetings, nearly all in Ohio (1820-54): Tal­ I may say that as to the outward [i.. e., worldly possessions], we have bott, Buchanan, Rose, Hampton, Hughes, Nichols, Bradfield, Trehcrn, been sulficiently provided for, though in a new country. Friends are Mead, Wilson, Birdsall, Brown, Shoemaker, Taylor; to Salem, Colum­ settling fast, and seem, I hope, likely to do well. biana county (1806-07): Craig, Smith. Canby, J anney, Gilbert. This seems to have been the first considerable migration from North Crooked Run Monthly Meeting, Va.—To Concord (1803-06): Fau­ Carolina to the West. It seems also to have been the only case on record cett, Pickering, Wright, Lupton, Piggott, Holloway, Brannon, Como , where a whole meeting went in a body. But it was not the only case of Smith, Wright, Sharp. ' removal from Contentnea Quarter. Removals from this Quarter either­ Goose Creek (southern) Monthly Meeting, Va.—-To Concord (1802­ to the West, or to upper meetings of the same Quarter, continued until 06): McPherson, Bond, Coffee, Broomhall, Pidgeon. South River Monthly Meeting, Va.—To Concord (1802-05): Pid­ Cnrteret, Beaufort, Hyde, Craven, and Jones counties were depopulsted of Quakers, and the meetings there laid down. Friends in thae coun­ geon, Gregg, Bloxom, Wildman; to Salem, (1805-07): Stanton, Carle, ties now reported to Core Sound Monthly Meeting, in Carteret county. Macy,Gurrell, Fisher; to other meetings, mostly in Ohio: Redder, Mil­ Migration from Core Sound began in 1799, when Horton Howard, secre­ liner, Holloway, Fisher, Ferrell, Early, Moorman, Stratton, Johnson, tary of the monthly meeting, took a certificate to Westland. Josiah Preston, Burgess, Ballard, Terrell, Lea, Cox, Cadwalader, Butler, Mor­ Bondy and Joseph Bishop also removed to Westland that year. In 1802, gan, Bailey, Lynch. Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting, Va.—To Salem (1812-23): Stanley. ten parties asked for certificates; no destination was given, but we are Blackburn; to Short Creek (1813-41): Moorman, Terrell, Maddox, Har­ justified in assuming that it was Westland or Concord. In 1802-04,the movement was to Concord, Northwest Territory. There was then no grave, Creek. more emigration from there until 1831. Migrations began from Con­ White Oak Swamp Monthly Meeting, Va.—'l‘o Ohio meetings, not tentnea Monthly Meeting in 1800. Between 1800 and 1815, we find specified (1811-36): Batclifi, Crew, Ladd, Harrison, Bates, Hockadayg thirty-six certificates issued. Twc were to Redstone, one to Indiana, Hargrave, Terrill, Andrews, Bintord, Johnson, Ricks. Most of them went to Short Creek.‘ and all the rest to Ohio, most of them to Concord. lii

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Western Branch Monthly Meeting, Va.--To Concord (1805-33)\ fled (1803-32): Pidgeon, Reece, Newby, Kersey, Bundy, Tomlinson, Men­ Bond, Morlan, Curl, Johnson, Anthony, Lewis, La:-ow,Moorland, Perdue, denhall, Wright, Kellum, Beard, Harlan, Millikan, Spears, Spencer, Hog­ Howell, Powell, Butler, Stanton, J ames, Draper, Ricks, Chapel, Hunni­ sntt - . . . cutt, Trotter, Lawrence. Deep River Monthly Meeting, N. C.—To Ohio meetings, not speci­ Mount Pleasant Monthly Meeting, Va.-To Concord (1805): Vimon, fied (1811-37): Pike, Pegg, Cook, Jones, Stalford, Hubbard. Davis, Bundy, Woods; to other Ohio meetings (1804-24): Thomas, Many of the first comers to Concord and Short Creek, Ohio, emigrat­ Lundy, Bond, Ballard, Sumner, Beck, Pierce, Stalker, Scooly, Green, ing before those meetings were definitely established, left their certifi­ Gray, Williams, Robinson, Pierson, Wildman, Ward, Johnson, Pike. cates with the nearest meetings in Pennsylvania, being those of Westland, Lewis, Cary, Hunt, Anthony, Hiatt, Betta, Bundy, Jones, Chew,Davis. in Washington county, and Redstone, in Fayette county. The following Piney Grove Monthly Meeting, S. C.—To Ohio meetings (1805-12): families came to one or both of these places: From Hopewell, Va. Staflord, Mendenhall, Beauchamp, Thomas, Marine, Moorman, Harris; (1786-1803): Faulkner, Perviance, Townlend. Sidweuy BGYTY;Mills. Morris, Lingagar, Almond. Blackburn, Bronson, Hodge, Lewis, Brock, White, Bailey, Smith, Roberts, Piney Woods Monthly Meeting, N. C.-—'l‘oOhio (1806-28): Good­ wens, Morris, Finch, Antrim. From Fairfax, Va. (1785-1833.): Smith, win, Smith, Harrel, Bamb, Elliott, Thornton, Bogus, Moore, Newby. Stokes, Wharton. Davis, Hough, Ward, Mitchner, Plumber, Shine. From Rich Square Monthly Meeting, N. C.——-ToShortCreek (1805-11): Crooked Run, Va. (1787-1803): Cedwalader, Reyley, Hank, Russel, Berry, Patterson, Maremoon (or Moreman), Taylfij to other Ohio meetings Wright, Hunt, Richards, Mullen,Updegrslf, Lupton,Wood,Evans,Cleaver, (1805-12): Patterson, Maremoon, Hicks, Crew, Beams. Ynrnell, Painter, Dillhorn, Taylor, Holloway, Penrose, Miller. From Contentnea Monthly Meeting, N. C.—To Concord (1802-05): Hall, GooseCreek(southern),Va. (1801-03):Oliphant,Erwin, Morlan, Edgertou, Outland, Doudna, Albertson, Dodd, Bailey, Morris; to other Richards, Whitaker, Pidgeon, Schooley,Wright, Parsons, Sinclair. From meetings in Ohio (1805-34): Copeland, Bundy, Collier, Cox, Price, Hollo­ South River, Va. (1801-02): James, Hanna, Baugham, Harris, Holloway, well, Hobson, Spivy, Thomas, Peele, Hall, J innett. Terrell, Stratton, Ferrall, Carle, Via, Tellus. From Core Sound, N. C. Bush River Monthly Meeting, S. C.-—-ToOhio meetings, not speci­ (1799-1802): Howard, Bundy, Bishop, Dew, Ward, Macs, Stanton, Will­ fied (1805- ): Galbreath, Marmaduke, Mendenhall. iams. From Contentnea, S. C. (1800): Thomas Arnold. From Mt. Pleas­ Wrightsborough Monthly Meeting, Gs..—To Ohio meetings, not ant, Va. (1802): Bradford. From Bush River, S. C. (1802-03): Pugh, specified: Butler, Hollingsworth, Moore, -Jay, Pearson, Killey, Hender­ Jay, Kelly, 0’Neal, Mills, Peaty, Horner, Wright. . son, Williams, Brooks. The locations of the various monthly meetings named In the fore Gravelly Itun Monthly Meeting, Va.—To meetings chiefly in Ohio going list are as follows: (1822-30): Butler, Thomas, Peehles, Binford, Wrenn, Johnson, Hanni­ Bush River.—Ne\vberry county, 8. C., eight miles northwest from cutt, Scms, Watkins. Newherry. _ Core Sound Monthly Meeting, N. C.—To Concord (1802-04): Harris, Cane Creek.—-Alamancecounty, C., fourteen miles south from Thomas, Scott, Williams, Mace. Graham. Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, N. C.—To Ohio meetings, not specified Cedar Creel(.—Hanover county, Va. . (1805-09): Stanton, Haydock, Cox, Hadly, Baker, Clark, Hnssey, Hasket, Contentnes.——Waynecounty, N. C., fifteen nules north from Golds­ Mofiit, Hale, Ratclifl. bo . New Garden Monthly Meeting, N. C.—To Ohio meetings, not speci­ wcore Sound——Carteretcounty,N. C., six miles north from Beaufort. fied (1803-31): Hines, Hodgson, Perkins, Starbuck, Williams, Thom­ Crooked Run.-Warren county, Va., nine miles south from Win­ chestcr. burgh, Flnnner, Macy, Bunker, Lowe,Brown, McMuir, James, Jenkins, Russell, Knight, Swain, Blizzard, J essop, Cotfln, Hunt. Deep River.-—-Guiliord county, N. C., twelve miles southwest from Greensboro. Springfield Monthly Meeting, N. C.—-ToOhio meetings, not speci­ 5/ XI!“ OHIO VALLEY GENEADOGIES -run ommarvs xxxv“

Fairfax.-—I.oudoun county, Va., seven miles" west of north from formed at Frankfort-on-the-Main, which bought 25,000 acres from Wil­ Leesb g. liam Penn. Those wholeft their Fatherland from 1700 to 1720,the Pala­ GooseCreek (northeru).—Lincoln, Loudoun county, Va. tiues, so-called,becausethey came principally from the Palatinate States, Goose Creek (southern).—Bedford county, Va., ten miles southeast along the Rhine, whither many had been forced to flee from their homes from Bedford City. in France, and other parts of Europe, endured many privations before Gravelly Run.—Dinwiddie county, Va., about four-miles east from they reached the Western Continent. Dinwiddie. In 1708 and 1709, upwards of 10,000, many of them very poor, ar­ Hopewell.—-Frederickcounty, Va., six miles north from Winchester. rived in England, and were there for some time, in a starving, miserable Mount I’leasant.——Frederickcounty, Va., nine miles southwest from condition, lodged in warehouses, with no subsistence beyond what they Winchester. got by begging on the streets; until some sort of provision was made for New Garden.—Guilford county, N. C. them by Queen Anne. In 1709, 3,000 of them were sent to Ireland, but Piney Grove—-Marlboroughcounty, 8. 0., nine miles north from of this number many returned to England, on account of insufiicient pro­ Bennettsville. vision having been made for them by the Royal Commissary. In the Piney Woods.-—Davidsoncounty, N. 0., twelve miles north of east summer of 1710, several thousand of these Palatinates, who had been from Lexington. maintained at the Queen’s expense in England (and for sometime after­ Rich Square.—Northampton county, N. C. wards in America), were shipped to New York; and of these, many came South River.-—Campbellcounty, Va., near Lynchburg ( ?). to Pennsylvania. Among these German emigrants were Mennonites, Springfield.———Guilfordcounty, N. C., near High (Point. Dunkards, German Reformed, and Lutherans. Their number was so Western Branch.—Isle of Wight county, Va., seven miles, nearly great, that James Logan, Secretary of the Province of Pennsylvania, southeast from isle of Wight Court House. , wrote in 1717, “We have, of late, a great number of Palatines poured in White Oak Swamp.—Henrico county, Va. upon us without any ie¢.u:.umendat' or notice, which gives the country Wrightsborough.——McDufliecounty,Ga., thirty-six miles northwut some uneasiness, for foreigners do not so well among us as our own from Augusta. Fmglish people.” ­ Those who arrived between 1700 and 1720, settled in the lower parts TEE GERMANS. of Montgomery, Bucks, Berks, and Lancaster counties. In 1719,Jonathan Dickinson wrote, “We are daily expecting ships from London, which Though more than twenty-five thousand name of German immi­ bring over Palatines, in number about six or seven thousand. We had a grants are recorded in the Pennsylvania Archives from 1725 to 1775, parcel who came out about five years ago. who purchased land about few of those are recorded who arrived in Pennsylvania prior to 1700. sixty miles west of Philadelphia [the Pequea settlement, in Iaincaster In volume seventeen of the Archives, Second Series, may be found the county], and prove quiet and industrious. Some few came from Ireland nama of all who took the oath of allegiance ‘ ‘ 1727 and 1775, lately, and more are expected thence.” comprising about thirty thousand names, with the names of the From 1720 to 1730, several thousand landed at Philadelphia, and vesselsin which they came to America, ports from which they sailed, and others came by land, from the province of New York. The latter settled dates of departure. Probably four-fifths of the Germans living in Har­ in Tulpehoeken, having left New York because they had been ill-treated rison county to-day can find the names and dates of arrival of their emi­ by the authorities of that province. The influx now became so great as grant ancestors in that volume. to cause some alarm. It was feared by some that the numbers from Ger­ In 1683, some Germans arrived in Pennsylvania, and commenced a many, at the rate they were coming in during the last three years of this scttlent at what is now Germantown. Amongthese, were Pastorious, decade, would soon produce a German colony here, and perhaps such a Hartafelder, Schieta, Spehagel, Vandewall, Uberfeld, Strauss, Lorentz, oneas Britain once received from Saxon-land, in the fifth century. Jona­ Tellner, and others. About the year 1684 or 1685, a land company was

“viii omo vannnr osznnanooiszs TI-Ill VIRGXNLANB xxxlx than Dickinson went so far as to state, that it was apprehended Sir the colonies. The homeless and ravished peoples of Germany sought and William Keith, a former governor, with two of his friends, hm ‘mate, found homes in the new land of peace and plenty. At one time the im­ projects of forming an independent province in the West, towards the migration of German Palatines into Pennsylvania and Maryland was in Ohio, to be peopled by his friends among the Palatines. In 1727, six excess of all other immigration. Many hundreds thus came into Mary­ vessels arrived at Philadelphia with Germans; three in 1728; three in land, many thousands into Pennsylvania. They came chiefly from the 1729; and three in 1730. harried Palatinate, but also from Alsace, Suabia, Saxony,and Switzerland. Born 1730 to 1740, about sixty-five vessels, filled with Germans, at. There were Wittenbergers, and people from Darmstadt, Nassau, Hesse. rived at Philadelphia, bringing with them ministers and schoolmasters Eisenberg, Frsnconia, Hamburg, Mannheim—all classed as “Palatines.” to instruct their children. A large number of these remained in Philadel­ In 1790,there were nearly 145,000 Germans in Pennsylvania, the to­ phia; others removed seventy to eighty miles from that city—some tal population than not exceeding 435,000. These included the Sectaries settling in Lebanon county, and others west of the Susquehanna, in York above referred to, the Dunkards, and the Hessian soldiers, who had been county. taken prisoners by Washington’sarmy, and preferred not to be exchanged From 1740 to 1755, upwards of one hundred vesselsarrived with Ger­ after the Revolution. A great proportion of this latter class settled in mans; in some of them, though small ships, there were from 500 to 600 Somerset county, Pennsylvania, from whence many have come into Har­ passengers. In the summer and fall of 1749, not less than twenty vessels, rison county. These German subsidiary troops were bought in Bruns­ with German passengers to the number of twelve thousand, arrived. wick, Hanan, Anspach, Waldeck, ‘Hesse-Cassel,Hesse-Darmstadt, Brand­ At first, the immigration of Germans into Pennsylvania was con­ enberg, etc., in large numbeis. They cost George III. the sum of 88.­ fined to the Sectaries, the Quictists, and the other religious denomina­ 100,000,and 11,000of them died, or perished in battle. The other immi­ tions, who, on account of their extremity in doctrines and practice, found grants were German Calvinists, Moravians, Schwenkenfelders, Omishites, it difiicult to get along with their more conservative Protestant brethren‘. Dunkards, Mennonites,and Separatists (or Seven“ Day Baptists). The Labadists, for instance, were followed by the Mennonites, who took Up to about 1760, the Germans in Maryland were supplied from up much land, and formed many communities in the counties of York, these plentiful sources, by way of Pennsylvania. A good many Palatine: Imncaster, and Adams; by the Seventh Day Baptists, the followers of came in by direct consignment to ChesapeakeBay, but the great majority Spener, who established their monastery at Ephrata; by the Voltists, and of the Germans drifted down from York and Lancaster counties, Penn­ the Cocceians; and by the hundred other sects of the day. But after sylvania, and occupiedthe land along Antietam creek, and about lingers­ these Sectaries came the Deluge. The Germans had found out that there town and Frederick in Maryland, and the lower Shenandoah Valley in was a land of peace on the other side of the Atlantic; and they knew bv Virginia. sad experience that their own country was a land of war. A man was de­ TEE VIIIGINIANS. prived, practically, not only of the enjoyment of his own religion; but he was also robbed incessantly of the fruits of his labor. This was a state The first settlers of the Virginia Panhandle were mainly of the Cave­ of things which he naturally rebelled against, and emigration afforded lier class, many of them coming from the northern and eastern counties him the only relief. east of the mountains, and a few from the Virginia valley, the latter The religious fanaticism of Louis XIV., which so long denolated the usually being of Scotch-Irish descent. In later years, when the Scotch­ low countries, and which, when he revoked the edict of Nantes,.de­ Irish occupied Washington county, many of them crossed the line and prived that monarch of his best and most thrifty subjects, broke in upon settled in Ohio (now Brooke) county, Virginia, in the vicinity of Wells­ the Palatine in the shape of one of the most desolating wars of which luirg. Some of the early settlers in Harrison county were from that there is any record in history. Turrenne, Ssxe, Vendome, Villars, Vil­ section; and not a few were of the old tide-water, horse-racing, gambling, leroy, Taillard, Mursin, Berwick, Nosillcs, and Luxembourg, each in his and cock-fighting class, which before the middle of the century, formed turn, helped to desolate the Palatine, and to contribute immigrants to the aristocracy and much of the middle—classpopulation of Virginia. Dr. 11 OHIO ‘VALLEY GENEAIJOGIBS THE VIRGINIANS xll

Joseph Doddridge, although himself born in Bedford county, Pen.na., be­ ing and very merry. I desired the company, who still appeared to be longed to this latter class, his father, originally from Maryland, having mirthful and nois , to attend with ‘ 'ug seriousness, the solemnity. settled near West Middletown, in Washington county, about 1773. The As soon as e ceremony was over, the music struck. up, and the dancing was renewed. While I sat wonderin at their wild merriment, son becamefirst a Methodist, and later, an Episcopalian clergyman, and the lady of a Mr. Stevenson sent her hneban to me, with her compli­ settled at Wellsburg, where he died in 1826. Two years before his death, ments, requesting me to dance a minuet with her. My declining the he wrote a book, called “Notes on the Settlement and Indian Wars of the honor, on the principle that I was uainted with it, was scarcely Western Parts of Virginia and Pennsylvania, from 1763 to 1783,” which acce ted. He still politely urged, until I totally refused. After supper, contains the best written account we have of the early customs, habits I re e about three miles, to the house of a friend. The manners of the people of Virginia, who have removed into these of life, and occupations of those pioneers, many of whom were the fore­ parts [Fayette county, Penn.], are difierent from those of the Presby­ fathers of Harrison county citizens of the present day. In reading Dadd­ tcrians and Germans. They are much addicted to drinking parties, gam­ ridge’s account, it must be borne in mind that he wrote of two very dif­ bling, horse-race, and flghtin . They are hospitable and prodigaL Sev­ ferent classesof settlers, that class amongst which he spent his life being eral of them have run throug their property in the old settlements, and for the most part of the cavalier type-—thejolly, rollicking, careless, law­ have sought an asylum in this wilderness. less, and often shiftless character so long associated with the develop­ Doddridge states that the first settlements along the Monongahela ment of the slave-holding South. The other class was the Scotch-Irish were commenced in 1772. In 1773, they extended to the Ohio. The —-—sometimeeerroneouslycalled the Puritans of the South, sober-minded, first settlers came mostly from Maryland and Virginia, and generally God-fearing, Psal.m—singingPresbyterians, for the most part, whose traveled by way of Braddock’s route. Some from Pennsylvania came only relaxation after a week of hard toil in the forest or field was to ride by the military road, passing through Bedford and Ligonier. Their re­ or walk from one to fifteen miles to meeting of a Sabbath, there to listen movals were generally on horses with pack-saddles. Settlement entitled to a series of dry.theological dissertations, lasting from morning until the settler to 400 acres of land, free. Their claims were usually located night, with but a brief intermission for lunch. Some unfriendly and un­ by of the tomshawk, with which they blazed the trees marking truthful writers about the Scotch-Irish, have sought to apply Doddridge’s their boundary lines. Hence, such claims came to be called “Tomahawk description of the least law-abiding of his fellow pioneers as a O l Rights.” They usually chose ground in a hollow or depression, for their condemnation of this race; maliciously misrepresenting the facts as to houses and barns; so that whatever came to the house might come down theclase about whom the description was written. A direct testimonial hill. as to the character of the two classes, given by an eyewitness more than Gcnerally, the male members of the prospective settler’s family came’ a century ago, has but recently come to light, being an extract from the over the mountains in the spring, and after clearing a plot of ground, Diary of Rev. David McClure, published in 1899. David McClure was the first Presbyterian minister to labor in the settlements west of the Alle­ planting a small patch of corn, and sometimes erecting a rough log cabin, they went back for their families, and brought them out in the ghenies, having come out as a missionary in 1772, traveled among the fall. They depended much upon lean venison, wild turkeys, and the flesh Indians of Ohio as far west as Coshocton, and ministered to the seat­ of the hear at times, for food. They awaited with much anxiety for the tcred settlers of Western Pennsylvania. for a period of six months or first growth of the potatoes, pumpkins, corn, ete., and when the young more. Under date of December 17, 1772, Mr. McClure writes: corn came, it was made a time of jubilee, and the green cars were roasted for a feast. When the corn hardened and was gathered in the fall, it Attendeda marriage, where the guests were all Virginians. It was a scene of wild and confused merriment. The log-house, which was was customary to provide meal for the family Johnny-cake (“journey­ large, was filled. They were dancing to the music of a fiddle. They took caks,” it was then called) by grating the ears on a tin-grater. little or no notice of me, on my entrance. After setting awhile The original settlers were usually their own mechanics, and each at the fire, I»arose and desired the music and dancing to cease, and re­ man made everything needed by himself, that could not be conveniently quested the bride and bridegroom to come forward. They came snicker­

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brought along from the older settlements. The hominy-blockand hand­ gourds and herd-shelled squashes made up the deficiency. The iron pots, mills were found in most of their houses. The block was hollowed out knives,and forks, werebrought from east of the mountains, with the salt at the top by burning, and the play of the pestle ground the corn. Some­ and irou,_ou pack-horses. times a sixteen-foot sweep was used to lessen the toil, in pounding corn For a long time after the first settlement of the country, the in­ into meal for mush or cakes. The hand-mill was another and a better hnbitauts married young. There was no distinction of rank, and very contrivance, made of two circular stones, the under being the bed-stone, little of fortune; on this account, first love usually resulted in marriage; and the upper, the runner. These were enclosedin a wide hoop, or band, and a family establishment cost but a little labor, and nothing more. having a spout to discharge the meal. The “runner” was moved by a Marriages were celebrated at the house of the bride, and the announce­ long stafl, or pole, passing through an upright fixed in the stone. Such ment of a prospective wedding created a general sensation; it was looked mills are still used in the Holy Land, as they were in the time of Christ. upon by young and old as an occasion for frolic, feasting, and fun; and Their water-mills were tub~mills, readily made, and at small expense. was more efiicacious in gathering a crowd of people together than even a This mill consisted of an upright shaft, at the lowerend of which a water­ log-rolling, house-raising, or hunting expedition. The groom usually nheel, four or five feet in diameter was attached, the upper end of the startedearly fromhis father’s houseso as to reach the home of the bride shaft passing through the bed-stone, and carrying the runner, secured to by noon, the hour generally set for the ceremony—as it was always fol­ its top. Sifters were used in lieu of bolting cloths, made of deer-skin lowed by a bountiful dinner. The assembled company were all pioneers, parchment, stretched over a hoop, and pierced with small holes, by means and there being no store, tailor, or dress-maker within a hundred miles of a hot wire. of the trans-Allegheny settlements, they all came dressed in home-made The material for their clothing, aside from deerrskins, was spun by garments. The men were shoe-packs or moccasins, leather breeches, usu­ the women of the household. Almost every pioneer woman could weave ally made of buckskin, linsey hunting shirts, and leggins. The women linsey-woolseycloth, and make the family clothing. Every family tanned dressed in linsey petticoats, and linsey or linen bed-gowns, coarse shoes, its own leather. The tan-vat was a large trough, sunk in the ground; stockings, kerchiefs, and buckskin gloves, if any. The horses were caper­ hark was shaved and pounded; wood-ashes were used in lieu‘o_flime, for isonerl with old saddles, old hridlcs or halters, and pack-saddles, with a removing the hair; bcar’s grease, hog‘s lard, and tallow served for dress­ bag or blanket thrown over them; a rope or cord formed the usual girth. ing the leather, instead of fish-oil; the currying was done with a di-awing­ The wedding procession, on such occasions, rrfarched in double file, where knife; the blacking made of hog’s laid and soot. Most families contained the horse—pathspermitted—for,they had no roads. Such paths were their own tailors and shoemakers. Those whocould not make shoes, easily sometimes barred by fallen trees, and sometimes barred with mischief learned to make shoe-packs, which were made, like moccasins, of a single aforethought, by interlocking grapevines and saplings, to intercept the piece of leather, fitted to and removed from the foot by means of a cord progress of the procession. Sometimes a party ofmncighbors would wait gathering. In cold weather, these moccasinswere stufied with dried grass, in ambush, and when the procession came up, fire a. blank charge from deer’s hair, or dried leaves, to keep the feet warm. Plows were made of their rifles, which covered the party with clouds of smoke, created sur­ wood; harrows, with wooden teeth; and cooper-ware of stoves. prise and shrieks amongst the ladies, and chivalrous hluster on the part Fights were of frequent occurrence among the younger male mem­ of their escorts. As the procession neared the house of the bride, it some­ bers of the community; and the method of fighting was very dangerous to times occurred that two or more young men would start for the domicile the participants Although no weapons were used, lists, teeth, and feet _ on horseback, full tilt, to win the bottle of whiskey, which it was pre­ were employed at will; and the favorite mode of disabling an antagonist viously understood would be hung out from the entrance to the cabin as was to gouge out one of his eyes. 1;prize for the first arrival. The start of the race was announced by an The furniture for the tables, for several years after the settlement Indian-like yell; and the more the route was encumbered by fallen logs, of the country, consisted of a few pewter dishes, plates, and spoons, but brush, and muddy hollows, the better opportunity it gave the rival swains chiefly of wooden bowls, trenchers, and noggins. If these last were scarce, to show their horsemanship. The bottle gained, the winner returned to /6 xflv OHIO VALLEY GENEAI£GIES the party, first handing it to the groom, and thence it went from on, OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES” rider to another, in the manner of a loving cup, each taking 5 araughg the ladies included. For the wedding dinner, the table, made of a large slab of timber, hewn out with a broad ax and set on four sticks, was spread with beef, JOHN ADAMS. a native of Ireland. William and Nancy Stelsou Johnson. pork, fowl, and sometimes deer and bear steak. Sometimes, there were settled in Short Creek township. Har­ early settlers in Moorclleld township; zl.few old pewter dishes and plates, but the majority of the guests ate rison county. Ohio. about 1805, where had issue: 1. John. b. January 1'1.1831. he d. 1812: m. . d. 1846; had is­ in Mooreileld township: in. January 13, from wooden bowls and trenchers. A few pewter spoons were generally sue: 1. William; 2. James; 3. Samuel. 1853.Mary E. Swearlngen. b. December" til be seen, but the most of them were made of horn. If knives were b. Dec. 1, 1809; in. (1st) 1842. Sarah 30, 1835. daughter of John and Nancy‘ Pumphrey Swearingeu. may or Vir­ scarce, the men used their acalping-knives, or hunting knives, which they Chambers, at February 7. 1851. daugh­ ter of David Chambers. of Green town­ ginia (had issue: i. Henry-'1‘.;ei‘h(Annla­ always carried in the belts of their hunting—shirta. ship; in. (Zd) April 2. 1857.Mary Clark. 13.; ill. Albert-D.: settled in C icago, lll.; iv. W.-3.; v. Emma-V.; vi. Sadie; After dinner was over, dancing commenced, and it usually lasted daughter or James Clark. of Athena township (had issue by flrat wife: 1. vii. Mary-I-3.); 2. Rachel-A.. in. until the following morning. The figures danced were reels, quadrilles, Joshua. I).August 2, 1842; ii. Rachel. b. Romans; 3. Mary, in. Johnson; and jigs. The dance always commenced with a quadrille, which was fol. September 3. 1844; iii. John. b. Decem­ settled in Washington. Davis county, ber 11. 1850; d. April 27. 1882; had issue lnd.; 4. William; 5. Samuel. d. young; lowed by a jig; none were allowed to steal away for sleep and if the girls by second wile: iv. Clark, m. Novem­ 6. Rebecca. in. J. Moore. V. John, in. ber 26. 1880. Dora Copeland. daughter June 20, 1808. VI. Julia-A.. b. Decem­ became tired, they were expected (as chairs were very scarce) to sit upon of Henry Copeland. of Green township; ber 13. 1811. VII. Anthony, b. October the knees of the gentlemen. v. Sarah-Elizabeth); 4. Hannah; 5. 4. 1815. Joshua; S.John. About nine or ten o’clock at night, some of the young ladieg Vania THOMAS ADAMS,-b. in Pennsyl­ steal away with the bride, and see her safely tucked in bed. The JOHN ADAMS.a native at Pennsyl­ vania. about 1790; removed to Cadiz bridal chamber was frequently a loft or attic, above the dancers, to which vania. b. November 13. 1774: settled in township, Harrison county, Ohio, 1815; Freeport township. Harrison county. settled in Nottingham township. in access was gained by climbing a ladder, and such a chamber mu fioo,-ed Ohio. about 1807. where he d. 1835; m. 1846, where he d. 1855: m. Charity with clap-boards, lying loose, and without nails. Some of the young men May 2. 1799.Rachel Asher: b. in Penn­ Blair. a native of Ohio. b. 1792. d. sylvania May 16, 1776; d. August 25. 1866,daughter oi John Blair; had is­ in the meantime, would lead away the groom, and send him up the 1311.19,’­ 1851; had issue: sue: L John. d. in infancy; 2. Maria­ to join his bride; followed later in the evening by refreshments, of which 1. Rebecca. b. February 29. 1800. II. Rogers: 3. Percival, b. September 10, Elizabeth. b. April 16. 1301. III. Rachel. 1820, ln.Cadiz township; in. March 27. the chief constituent was a huge flash of whiskey, called by the frolickexs, b. December 18. 1803. IV. Samuel, b. 1845.Mary J. Downs, b. August 28. 1822. “Black Betty.” January 16,1306.in Erie county, Penn.; daughter of Richard and Elizabeth came with his parents to Ohio: settled McKinney Downs (the former b. 1797. These entertainments sometimes lasted for several days, none desist­ in Mooreileld township, 1-!a r r i s o n in Carroll county. Ohio; the latter b. ing until the party was thoroughly fagged out. If any of the bride’s county. 1828.where he d. November 17. January 22. 1797. in Lancaster county, 1880; m. January 24. 1828. Elizabeth Peun.); (had issue: i. John-l-‘.. b. neighbors fclt themselves slighted by not being bidden to the festivities, Johnson, d. May 19. 1883. daughter of March 20, 1846; ii. Albert-i3.. b. May 23. it sometimes occurred that they would show their resentment by cutting 0 In the family iwrnrvlsgiven in HM following pageI.e:‘lie I|lfll':bto an orcapital the children nilmcrlln n! the ll.. am ll.. a?l‘l1)Idll€'l. . ofi the maues, foretops, and even tails of the horses belonging to the family to settle in me Ohio Valley are usually p oi lbs gross wedding-party. grandchildrenem): the names by of roman the grandchildren. lowercase nnlucnla by arable (I.. II., nunl_araIs(I. iii., lv.. etc 233. 4. eu.-.); and the names

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1849: iii. Eliza-J., h. March 14. 1851 d. J0’-‘HIRoberts; V. Annie. in. James Den­ William and Margaret Hervey; had county, December 30, 1856. d. Feb. 17. November 14, 1887; iv. Richard—M..' b. nis. settied at Weilsvilie. Ohio; vi. issue: 1. Margaret. m. John Galbraith: 1888; in. Thomas Whittaker: ix. John­ Aullist 27. 1863; v. Thomas-P., b. De­ ROUGH-.settled in Amsterdam. JeiIer­ 2. John-Rea; 3. David. b. in stark E., I). August. 15, 12462; d. Mai-on 25. cember 3. 1857; vi. James-B.. b. July 12. 5°n <30Ifl1tY. Ohio; vii. James, b. county. Ohio, April 20. 1820; in. List) 1864); 2. John; 3. James; 4. Samuel: 5. 1864.nary Crouch. d. 1865.daughter or Bush; ii. William: '1.Jane; B.Thomas. 1860: vii. Margaret-3.. b. December 13. June 19. 1840; in. March 11. 1865. Maria 11.Richard. b. in Maryland; III. John. 1866); 4. James, (I.in Nottingham town­ Milicsell, daughter of Joseph and Mag­ Levi Council, who settled in Green ship. October 8, 1888; 5. Matthew. daiene l-loobier Mikeseil; viii. Samuel­ township beiore 1817.where he d. 1862; b. in wasnlimtou county, Psnn., as settled in Cadiz; 6. Albert. semed in B.; ix. Josiah; 3. Alexander, served in in. (2d) 1867,Martha-E. Smith, daugh­ were also his younger brothers and m”°“"‘F 7- IMMHB. in. Thomas the Civil War; xi. Benjamin; xii. ter of Joel Smith (had issue: 1.Henry­ sisters; IV. Wullanl; V. Robert; VI. Resets. settled in Crawlord county, I.'‘.;ll. Willard-IL; iii. Howard-Smith); Mary; VII. I-lush: V111. James: IX. George); 2. John. settled in Chester Jane; X. Margaret; X1. Thomu; Xll. Ohio; 8. William. settled in Cadiz; 9, ¢°im_tv. Penn-: 3. William, settled in 4. Henry; 5. Sara . 6. James. -1. 1869; John. settled in Uhrichsvillc, Tuscara. Baltimore. Md.; 4. Alexander. settled ‘l.Mary-Jane. m. John Hammond; set­ , d. in lutancy. was county. Ohio; 10. su-a,i;-1-1, 13 Pitfsburs. Penn.: 5. David. settled tled in Athens township. Harrison WILLIAM ARBAUGI-I, a native of WILLIAM ADAMS.a native of Penn­ in Washington. D. c.; 6. Marglret. m. county: 8. Joseph: 9. Elizabeth. m. Maryland. of German descent. and a sylvania. oi scotch-Irish descent. in. Agnew, settled in Washington Daniel Eaton; settled in Jeitsrson soldier or the Revolution, had issue: MN’! . b. in Pennsylvania; set­ county, Penn. county, Ohio; 10.Isabella. d. 1830. 1. Jacob; 11. Daniel: I11. Rachel; IV. tled in Archer township, I-[firflgon JOHN ALEXANDER. a native of SAMUEL AMSPOKER. see Family of Margaret; V. John, b. in Maryland, county. Ohio. 1819; had issue. among County Antrlm. lreianu, emigratgd [,0 Henry Ferguson. where he in. Rosanna Wentz. a native others. 1. Samuel. b. January 20. 1803; America and; about 1826, settled in of that State; removed to Rumley d»-N00 13. 1374.1!:Archer township; in. Pennsylvania: two years later removed inIreland.township. Harrison county, Ohio. about 1833.Jane C. Stewart. b. in Penney]. to Freeport township. Harrison county, 1163; d. ptaxnber 2. 1.838. in Clays­ 1820; had issue: 1. Sarah; 2. Margaret; Vania. daughter of James Stewart, a vllls, Washington county. Penn.; emi­ 3. Lavina; 4. Lydia: 5. John; 6. Jams; Ohio. where he d. June. 1869; In. in grated to America‘s.ud iirai. settled in native of Ireland who settled in Phila­ H613’-‘idMM’!Allen: d. 1838; had issue: 7. Adam; 8. Levi, b. October 28, 1825: dfilbhlfl Jilly 4. 1811. thence removing l.Elean0r; 2.'l‘homa.s;3.Jessc: 4.Mary­ Maryland about 1780. where he re­ m. (is!) December 23. 1858. Elizabeth to Washington county, Peuu. (had. is­ Ann: 5. John. settled in Kansas; 6. mained until 1780.and then removed to Reid. d. 1885; daughter of Hugh and sue. among others: 1. Samuel-W.. b. James. b. March 8. 1829; m. May 27. Washington county. Penn.: in. 1781.in Margaret Fulton Reid. pioneers at November 18. 1839. m. Flora J. Gray, 1852. Mlrgaret Foraythe. daughter of Maryland, Margaret Johnson. b. in Archer township. Harrison county; in. «lighter of Samuel and Eliza Gray, Matthew Forsythe, ol Freeport (had Ireland, 1760; d. September 13, 1827; (211) April. 1889, Louise. Hilbert. 01 residents of Findlay). had issue: Defiance. Ohio. issue: Matthew. settled in Freeport I. Samuel, b. 1783. in Maryland: d. WILLIAM ADAMS. I). September 5. township; in. November 20.1888,Nancy February 22.1866;removed to the sun­ JONATHAN ARNOLD. of Welsh do­ 1799- "1 Fayette county, Penna re­ Harblson; ii. Mary; iii. John; iv. Mag­ wni.er'Vaiiey.in Stock township, Harri­ sccnt, removed probably from Virginia aided in Short Creek township. Harri­ zie-EJ: 7. Hannah-J.; 3. Elizabeth. to Luzerne township, Fayette county. settled in Kansas. son county. Ohio. about 1838.locating Wll 000111)’.Ohio, until 1880; thence seven miles west from Caldls; in. 1813, Penn., before 1786.there settling “at removedto Freepoit township; d.Jan“­ JAMES ALLEN. a native of Mary­ Catherine Forbes, daughter of John a place called the West Bend ot the 3|’! 8, 1881; m. in Pennsylvania, mum. land. d. 1192; in. Rebecca Miller; had Forbes. of Scotch-Irish ancestry: had Monongahela River. six or seven both Clark. d. December 10, 1869, issue. among others: I. Reuben, b. in issue: 1. Robert, b. in Claysvllle. Penn.. miles above Bedstone Old Fort (now daughter of Joshua Clark; had issue: Mifllllilld’. 1783; removed in 1812 to October 11. 1815; came with his ialher Bro\vnaville):" d. 1199 (before July 1. David. settled in Short Creek town­ Cadiz township. Harrison county, Ohio. to Harrison county, in 1838; located in 5th): in. Sanh Scott; had issue: 1. SMII: In. (lat) November 10. 1865. Lu. where he d. July 8, 1875; in. 1812. Jo­ North township; in. July'1, 1840.Esther Jonathan; 11.Benjamin. d. about 1804; cinda Marsh, 0! Iowa. d. December 9, llanna. McMillan. d. (1869, daughter or Mccollough, a native of Archer town­ -m. Comfort (or Mary) Cullum (her 1865; m. (2:1) _Mal-cu14, 1867. Mary Ann John McMillan, a resident of Harrison ship. ol Scotch descent (had issue: i. father of Scotch-English descent: her M00” (had issue by second wife; 1, county; had issue: 1. Isaac, b. Septem­ Sarah-A.. b. May 23, 1842; in. Thomas mother, Dutch). b. about 1758: d. in . d. in iurancy; ii. William. ber 15. 1313: in. 1841. Sarah Barrett. McDivitt; ii. William-3., b. in Stock Archer township, Harrison county. Moore: iii. Robert-C.), daughter of David Barrett. of Cadiz township. Dec. 29, 1843; served in the Ohio. 1856.having removed there with J,-‘MES -“KEN. II native of Ireland. ‘OWHSMD(had issue: i. Reuben: ll. Civil War: in. Sept. 6. 1870. Mary her children irom Fayette county about emigrated to America.and settled. about Y7-ebecoa-1..m. R. M. Black; ill. Albert: Buchanan. b. near Jewect, Ohio, Dec. 1810: had. issue: 1. Rezin. b. in Luzerne 1303» WI!’ Hickory. in Washington iv. Winifred): 2. Rebeccu; 3. Esther; 4. 19.1845; of Scotch-Irish descent,d-au gh­ township. Fayette county, Penn.. Feb. county. Penn-: had issue: 1. James. b. Amos: 5. Mary-Jane; 6. Ruth.-sun; 7. ter 0! Joseph and Elizabeth Hines 25, 1186; d. at Manhattan. Kau.. Nov. 1802. in Ireland; came to Washington Johanna: 8.James. Buchanan; ill. Samuel-1... b. in Harri­ 23, 1858: served in the War of 1812: in. county. Penn., with his parents; :9. JAMES ALLISON, a native 01 Ire­ son county, January 22.1846; iv. Isabel­ (let). Dec. 24. 1821. Anna Arrlson. b. moved in 1826. to Jeflerson. German land. I). 1190; ii. at Hopsdale. Ohio. J., b. in Harrison county, January 12. July. 1794: d. Feb. 16. 1823; in. (2d) at township, Harrison county, Ohio, and 1331; emigrated to America and first 1848; m. S. J. Rlppeth. who d. Dec. 19. Cadiz. Dec. 9. 1824. Maria Eleanor in 1870 to Jewctt. Ruinley mwnshm settled in Philadelphia. Penn.. about 1883; v. Joseph-M.. b. in Carroll Robertson, b. Aug. 25. 1802; d. Nov. 15. where he d. 1885; in. in Jeirerson. 1329 1805; removed to Pittsburg. Penn.. and county, Feb. 20, 1850; a. Presbyterian 1869; daughter or Robert and Beulah Inc Scott. b. 1806 in Washington thence to Cadiz. Harrison county. Ohio, minister; settled in Cincinnati; ri. Stanley Robertson (the latierdescendeil county. Penn.. d. 1867. daughter of where he resided until about 1818: re­ Mary-E.. b. in Carroll county. March 6. from George Maris. a Quaker preacher Josiah Scott (had issue: 1. Elizabeth­ moyine thence to Stark county. where 1862; in. Thomas ‘Brough; vii. Thomas­ whoemigrsted to Pennsylvania in 1633: ii. John. a minister, settled in Wayne he resided until about 1825;m.in Cadis. l-I.. b. in Carroll county, August 23. the former, son of John and Eleanor county, lnd.; iii. Martha; iv. Jane, m. Margaret Hervey, d. 1837; daughter of 1854; viii. Martha-I-‘., b. in Carroll Dick Robertson); (had issue: i. Joseph­ // 4 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 5 ine-A.. 1:. Sept. 30, 1825: m. J. H. and Elizabeth. Of these: George. b. settled in Allegheny County. Penn.; 6. where he had settled about 1790;served Brouse; ii. Marion, b. April 25, 1827; in. May 1.1778: d. Aug. 21. 1854: in. Sarah John; 7. Joseph. b. September 3. 1846. in the Revolutionary War; in. Sarah Mary 0. Borden; ill. William-Stanley, Saodgress. b. Dec. 1. 1786; d. Dec. 23, in Nottingham township. where he set­ Farringtonz hadluue: I.I-Ienry,b.1771; b. March 18. 1829: d. at Loe Angeles, 1364; had issue: 1. Mary, b. Oct. 7. 1812; tled; in. April 30. 1872, Sarah Scott. I). d. April 27. 1851: in. about 1802.Merlba Cal., Sept. 7. 1870; m. Katharine David-­ m. David Hilbert; 2. Elizabeth, b. Dec. December 28. 18-16,in Athens township, Oglevee. b. 1773: d. May 15. 1848; re­ ton; iv. Maria-Louisa. b. May 3. 1831; 12. 1813: m. 1893. James Roberts; 3. Harrison county, daughter of Thomas moved to Harrison ‘county about 1809: in. Dr. S. Whitehouso; v. Laura-Anna. lslenora, b. March 6. 1216’: In. James and Sarah Hos; Scott: 7. Elizabeth. had issue. among others: 1. John. b. in b. June 19. 1833; m. D. W. Lane: vi. Rosa: 4. Samuel. b. Nov. 30. 1817.; d. b. Feb. 18. 1841: ill. Joseph M. Easter. Fayette county. Penn. Oct. 18. 1803; d. Benton, b. March 7. 1836; vii. Amanda­ Oct. 30, 1821: 5. Rebscca, b. Oct. 17. b. 1841; d. 1871; son of James and Sarah July 21, 1875: m. (In!) 1836. Rachel Tingley, b. March 18. 1837; viiL Robert­ 1318: d. March 17. 1860; m. Andrew Mehollin Easter; 8. Ann.m. Lee; Watson, b. 1818; d. 1839: daughter of Robsrrson. h. in Morgan county. Finley Ross. son of Reynolds and settled in Jeflereon county. Ohio: 9. Robert S. and Rachel Wilson Watson: Ohio, Feb. 16. 1839; d. 5, Martha Finley Ross. of Wsau-norsland Jane, d. in childhood. in. (2d), 1853. Ann Johnston, d. 1876: 1863; ix. John-Hanna. b. July 18. 1841; county, Penn.; 6. George-S., b. Nov. 14, ARTHIIR BARRETT. a native of daug of Nicholas J ‘ (had d. Nov. 7. 1862: x. James-D.. b. May 5. 1819; In. Matilda. Slmeral. b. Dec. 25. issue by first wife: I. Henry, b. March 2. 1844; d.Jan. 8. 1891; xi. Charles-Robert-= 1818:daughter of James and Mary Ann West Virginia. b. 1743; removed to 1837; d. Feb. 28, 1873; served in the son, b. Aug. 15, 1846); 2. Jonathan; 3. Vincent Simerai (had issue: i. James­ Harrison county. Ohio. in 1803.settling Civil War: in. 1869.Rsbscca J. McFad­ James: 4. Comlort. Ill. Jonathan West, S.. b. Aug. 8, 1846; d. March 11. 1895; ii. on Brushy Fork Creek. in Cadiz town­ den. daughter of Samuel McFadden; ii. ship, where he d. 1828; had issue: I. Robert-Watson, h. March 6. 1889; m. (see West Family); 5. Aneka. (Axis), Frank-11., b. Oct. 12. 1847: m. Mary Bell Nancy. II. Susan. I11. Hannah. IV. in. James Mehollln; 6. Sophia. in. 1815. Shauf; iii. Charles-D., b. Jan. 24. 1861; Rachel. V. Sarah. VI. Thomas. d. Aug. 20. 1867, Isabella Alice Moore. Nathan Roan, oi-Richland; 7. Frances. d. June 18. 1885; iv. Anna—Amanda. b. daughter of John Moore. of Cadiz): 2. in. 1819,Charles Conawsy: & William. Nov. 5, 1863; d. Nov. 16, 1856: v. Emma.­ Sarah; 3. Joseph. b. in Fayette county. b. 1798; d. at Cadiz. 1874; in. May 17, Caroline, b. Nov. 5, 1853: d-. Sept. 24, Arthur: 4. Esther, m. ' Penn.; d. April 13. 1875: in. 1846.Phtnbe 1831. Jane C. Hoyt. b. 1806; d. 1872: 1865): 7. Sarah, I). March 1. 1823: m. Emma. m. Spurrier: 6. Belinda. Bartow. b. May 21. 1819 (had issue: i. daughter of Jesse and Sarah Hoyt. Levi J. Kennard; 8. Francis, b. June 28, Henry-S.. b. Dec. 10, 1847: in. Oct. 11. m. Cadwalsder: 7. Anna. in. 1883. Elizabeth B. I-Iaverileld. d. Sept. natives oi New York (descendants of 1826: d. April 11, 1854; m. Elias Bost­ Miller: 8. Rachel. in. Simon Hoyt, who emigrated from Eng­ wick: 9. Leann, b. Feb. 1. 1827; d. Oct. 13.,1884.daughter of James and Elisa­ Sears. VII. Arthur. 1:. in Virginia. bsth I-Iaverileld; ii. Maribah-Anne. b. land tomassachusettsabout 1638):(had 1. 1840. . 1780: came to Ohio with his father: issue: 1.John. d. in Kansas. 1855,while SAMUEL AllLD, see Family of settled in Cadiz township, where he d. April 22. 1849: iii. Joseph-E.. b. July 1. serving as a Government Surveyor; ii. Archibald Stewart. 1855: m. Oct. 10. 1883. Mary I1. Walker. 1845; in. (1st) Mary Hufl. d. 1814; daughter of Isaac and Angelina Wilk­ Mary-A., m. John W. Simmons; ill. daughter of William Hull. a famous Sarah, d. in Washington. Guernsey JOHN BAKER (son of John Baker). er); 4. Anna: 5. Henry: 6. Julia; 7. b. in Pennsylvania. 1777; came with Indian scout and lighter. who_was a Conrad: 8. Farrington. b. in Athens county. Ohio. 1869: m. James Knox. of pioneer in Ohio; In. (zd) Elizabeth Cadiz; v. Jesse. settled in Washington. his parents to Green township, Harri­ township. June 6. 1817. II. Daniel. III. son county. Ohio, in 1802; d. Feb. 12, Wolf. d. 1887: had issue by first wife: John. IV. Farrington. V. Anne D. 0.: y. William-H.. m. (1st) 1866. 1. Meredith: 2. Lewis: 3. William-I-L. b. Lydia Hunter, d. Feb. 28. 1886.daugh­ 1847; m. Margaret Buchanan; d. 1829; (“ Nancy "). b. 1778; d. Oct. 16. 1845: had issue: 1. Delilah. d. in infancy: 2. June 10. 1812: nu. May 25. 1837. Eliza V. m. 1790. Joseph Oglevee. a native of ter of Judge Joseph R. Hunter. of Beta. of Jellcraon county. Ohio. b. 1817. Cadiz: in. (2d‘) Caroline Thompson. John; 3. George: 4. Elizabeth; 6. Rszin. Cecil county. Maryland. who had set­ daughter of James Thompson. of Cadiz b. Novembe 10. 1810; d. May 26. 1876; daughter of William and Elizabeth tled ln Franklin township. Fayette township: vi. George.settled at colum­ in. February 13. 1835.Sarah Thompson. Bet: (had issue: L Meredith-Mc.: Ii. county, Pens.. about 1788-89; 1). 1760: bus. Ohio: vii. Jane. settled at Port­ daughterol '1‘hoinaa'I‘hompson.ofCadiz Marlon—B.; iii. Brice-W.. ll Mathodlli d. Sept. 14. 1835: had issue: 1. Jesse. b. township (had issue: I. John-I... b. Episcopal minister. d. 1886. in Mount land. Oregon). III. Levi. IV. William. ilnion. Ohio: iv. Mary-E.. m. Henry 1804; d. Jan. 26. 1876: In. 1326.Elizabeth V. Jemima, m.. Rezin (?) Virgin. VI. November 30. 1836; ii. Thomas-.I.. 1). Galley. b. 1807: d. 1858: daughter of Rachel, in. William (7) Hammond. VII. January 9. 1888; iii. Weston, b. Novem­ Haverlleld; v. Margaret-E.. m. William Philip Galley (had issue.eight children. Hannah. VIII. Sarah. ber 11. 1841; Iv. ——-.d. aged twenty­ Blrney: vi. Emma-E.. m. Samuel Craw­ of whom: i. Joseph, b. June 2. 1827: m. two months: v. Elijah-W.. b. January ford; vii. William-F.; settled at Mar­ 1850. Rebecca Sooner; Ii. John; ill. GAVIN ARTHURS. see Family of 4. 1847); 6. Samuel: 7. William. (1. in tin's FerfY~ Ohio: viii. Flora-M.); 4. Philip); 2. John: 3. Farrington. Jonathan West. infancy. Mary; had issue by second wife: 5. William I-Ioeaevon Barlteloo and his Louisa: 6. Aeneas: 7. John: 3. David­ brother. Harman Jansen von Barlteioo. THOMAS ATKINSON. d. in Amwell DAVID BARCLAY. b. May 18. 1790. VIII. David. Ix. Aeneas. X. Isaac, d. (now Franklin) township, Washington in county Derry. Ireland: emigrated to with his wife and two children. landed county. Penn.. June—September, 1784, Baltimore. Md.. in 1826. thence re­ before Aug. 21. 1858: m. Hannah : in New York. where Harman died he—_ leaving children: Mercy. m. moved to Pittshurg, Peun.. where he had issue: 1. Erasmus. m. fnre 1671. William m. Ellzabetll Jane Eliot; EIeauor.in. Charles (1') Cracraftz remained two years. and came to Not­ Keesey: 2. Arthur: 3. Hiram: 4. Mary­ Cloesten in IGCG.and d. in 1683. His Elizabeth. in. Ellet; Jean. In. tingham township. Harrison county, Ann. in. White: 5. Tabitha. m. son. Dlrek. in. Jainelia (or Janetiie) Sargent: William: George: Ohio. where he d. April 9. 1378: m. in Ford. Van Aredale. Sept. 17. 1709.and settled Thomas; and (probably) John. George Ireland. September 28. 1822. Elizabeth CONRAD BARRICKDOW. b. in New at Freehold. Monmouth county. N. J. Atkinson. probably the son of Thomas Kleeick. b. in County Derry. March 17. Jersey. where_his emigrant ancestor. a Conrad. b. Dec. 4. 1680; d. 1714: sett1ed‘ Atkinson ilrst named above. died in 1801; d. January 9. 1871: had issue: 1. native of Holland. had settled before at Rnritan. and n. a daughter of Jacob Brooke counly. West Virginia. 1824, James. b. in Ireland: 2. William. b. in 1671.emigrating with a brother. who Lees. of Monmouth county. Their son. leaving children: Thomas. Mary, Mar­ Ireland: 3. Barbara. in. Love: 4. located on Long island: :1.in Franklin Conrad. removed to Bucks county. and garet. Eleanor. Sarah, Martha, Ruth. Eleanor. m. McAdems; 5. David; township. Fayette county. Penn.. 1802; was the ancestor of the Barkalows

6 OHIO VALLEY OENEALDGIE8 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 7 there. The family came from Ilorkeio. scouts in eastern ‘Ohio. Jackson being I. Simpson. a native of Loudoun county, Harrison county, where be m. October in zutphen. Province of Guilderland. killed by the Indians); had issue by Va.; removed to Athens township. liar­ 19, 1858. Phebe Ann Price, d. Decembe Holland. The name is variously spalied ilrat wife: 1. Jane. settled in Crawford rlson county. Ohio, about 1810.where he 11. 1890, daughter of Reynolds K. and in America. Barkalow, Barcalow. Bar­ county; 2. zsnas: had issue by second died; m. in Virginia, Nancy Holloway: Mary Mlchnor Price, rosiden of Har­ ickio, Barrlckiow. Doreeio. etc. wife: 3. Elizabeth: 4. Casaandraz» 6. 'd. in Harrison county; had issue: 1. rison county: vi. Louis-B.; vii. Sarah­ FREDERICK BARRICKLQW. son of Colmore-C., b. June 6. 1826.in Notting­ John. 1:. June 29. 1806. in Loudoun E.. m. W. C. Smith; viii. Barnett; ix. Henry. )3. Dec. 3. 1794; d. May 1. 1858: ham townzhip: d. March 15. 1880; in. county, Va.; removed with his parents David-11.,settled in Freeport; x. Ruth­ m., 1826. Nancy Dugnn. b. 1800; d. Oct. January 24, 1850. Hannah Rogers, b. to Athens township, Harrison county. Ann; xi. Celinda, in. Niblock). 11. 1881; daughter of John and Cather­ in Nottingham township, August 19. where he d. April 4. 1881: m. in Harri­ VI. Thompson. VII. John-Thornton, b. ine Mcclelland Dugan. of Fayette 1830, daughter of Barrett and Nancy son county, Elizabeth Oglevee, a native in Virginia, February 11.1802: removed county, Penn; removed to Harrison Carson Rogers. natives of Ohio; 6. of that county. I). 1804: d. December 6. about 1834 from Belmont county to county in 1832: had issue: 1. John-D.. James-P.;-7. Cyrus: 8.John (Cyrus and 1881;daughter of John and Agnes Pass­ Harrison county. and settled four miles b. Nov. 6. 1828; n-I.Mary Dunlap, daugh­ John served in the Civil War. dying in more Oglevee (had issue: I. Simpson. b. from I-‘recport. in Freeport township. tor of Adam. and Martha Thompson the service); 9. Rebecca; 10. Susan: 11. Dec. 29. 1828. in Athens township; in. Harrison county, where he d. March 1. Dunlap; served in the Civil War; 2. Minerva; 12. Zephaniah. September 23, 1858, Frances Clemens. 1877: m. September 14,1824,Mary Jack­ Henry. b. March 10. 1329; m.. October. SAMPSON BEATTY. a native of Ire­ d. October 26. 1884, daughter of James son Blliingsby. a native of Virginia; 1878, Mary Henderson, of Jelferson land. I). 1786: d. November 27. 1849, in Clemens. a resident of Athens town­ d. August 15. 1870; had Issue: 1. county, Ohio; 3. Alexander; 4. Mar­ Archer township. Harrison county. ship; ll. Agnes. m. John Price: in Lorinda: 2. Vitura; 3. Celestine; 4. gnret—A.; 5. George-W.. b. Aug. 7. where he had settled in 1826; in. April John-H.; iv. Sa.rah—Jane. in. Monroe Melinda: 5. . 1837: m. 1869. Ruth Emily Gregg. 20.1828. Rachel Johnson. d. June 25. Dunn; v. Mary-E.. m. Samuel Dunlap: daughter of Presley and Sarah Gregg. 1850, daughter of Samuel Johnson. a vi. Caroline. in. Samuel Compher; vll. of Indiana. resident of Pennsylvania; had issue, Hiram: viii. Isaac-H.. h. in Athens town­ parents; settled in Freeport. Harrison JAMES BEALL. b. 1778; d. Dec. 29. among others: 1. Arthur. b. January 25. ship; ix. Elizabeth. in. W. J. Dunlap); 2. county. VIII. Elizabeth. 1834; removed from Washington (2) 1827.in Archer township; m. March 21. Mary; 3. James; 4. Caroline: 5. Hiram. county, Penn.. to Wheeling township. 1851.Susan McDlvitt. daughter of Sam­ ll. James. b. in Virginia about 1795;m. JOHN. HUGH. ROBERT. and WIL­ Belmont county, Ohio; in. Jane Baird. uel McDivitt. of Stock township. Harri­ Mary Brock; had issue: 1. Edward; 2. LIAM BINGHAM (Hugh and Robert. b. 1783; d. Nov. 11, 1883; had issue: 1. son county: 2. John served in the Civil Benjamin; 3. Alfred. m. Margaret Me­ at least. brothers. and thought to be John, m. (lat) Mary A. Hield, h. 1817; War:-.d. 1862. in Knoxville. Tenn.; 3. Call (had issue: i. John-A.: ii. James­ the sons of Richard Bingham. of Scot­ Jeremiah. served in the Civil War. O., b. December 19. 1848: removed to tish descent). emigrated to America d. March 2. 1842; in. (8d) Agnes '1'. Mooreileld township, Harrison county. Vincent, daughter of Thomas C. and STEWART BEEBE‘. whose paternal between 1736 and 1760. and before Jane Mccurdy Vincent. of Green town­ 1869: m. June 30. 1870. Nancy M. Slater. 1774 settled in the Manor of Maske, ancestor came from England to Massa­ b. October 1. I846, daughter of James ship (had issue by ilrst wife: i. chusetts about 1623.d. at Wilbraham, now Cumberland, Liberty, and Hamn­ Amanda-M. m. James Paul: ii. William­ Wells and Margaret Dunlap Slater; ill. tonban townships in Adams (formerly I-Iampden county, Mass., 1825; m. Hui­ Jeane-13.; iv. Franklin; v. Mary; vi. R..m. Laura Clark: had issue by second dah ; d. 1803; had issue. among York) county. Penn.: John Bingham wife: iii. Jane—C.,m. Wesley B. Hearn; others: Jane; vii. , d. in infancy; viii. died there Dec. 18. 1739. aged twenty­ iv. Mary-0.. m. Jesse W. Grimes; v. -I. Waiter-Butler, b. at Wllbraham. _ . d. in infancy); 4. Abner: 6. six years: William Binghs.m's name Thomas; vi. Ida-F., vii. Laura-A.; viii. Marion; 6. James-8., settled in Bel­ appears on a petition from the settlers Mass. 1786-86; d. at Cadiz. Jan. 24. mont county; 7. Sarah; 8. Lucinda, set­ Emma~A., in. Henry H. McFadden; ix. 1886; m. Nancy Msholrn. b. 1779-80; (1. in Cumberland township in 1755; the Anna. in. R. N. Dodds. and settled at Oct. 13. 1856; daughter of Samuel and tled in Karissa; 9. Elizabeth-A.: 10. names of Hugh and Robert Bingham sprlngileld, lll.: x. John-A.. a physi­ Jane Maholm, of Cadiz: had issue: 1. Mary, b. April 25. 1826; m. August 18, appear on the tax-list of Hamlltoubun cian, in. Ocean.Billlnghurst; settled at \Va|ter—Butler. m. 1841, Maria Bayless 1844. Joseph Lniierty. b. October 26. township for 1767(the earliest one now Detroit. Mich.); 2. Isabel; 3. James. In. Welch. b. 1812: d. Aug. 10, 1891: daugh­ 1819, in Virginia: d. March 29, 1886. in extant), together with the names of Sarah Jamison; 4. Eleanor, m. John ter of Rezin and Eliza Bayless Welch, Mooreilsld township. son of Samuel and Samuel and Thomas Blngham, in the McDowell; 5. William. b. 1822; d; Oct. of Cadiz (had issue: i. Eliza-Bayless. m. Margaret Figley Laiferty (had issue: i. same year. It is possible that John or 4. 1856; in. Mary Culbertson. b. 1823; d. E. Z. Hays: ii. Nancy-Jeanette. m. John , d. in infancy; ii. . d. in in­ William Bingham. ilrst named above. May 15. 1889; 0. Jane. m. George Mc­ A. Norris. and settled at Columbus; iii. fancy; Iii. James; iv. Elizabeth: v. may have been the father of Samuel, Klbbon; 7. Ma.ry—A..h. Dec. 19. 1807; d. Stuart: settled at Columbus): 2. Stew­ Mary-E.; vi. Sarah-E.; vll. Laura-I1: Thomas. Hugh. and Robert. the last May 30, 1834; m. George McKlbbon; 8. art. removed to Iowa: 3. James. re­ viii. George-F.); 11. Mary: 12. Eliza.-J.: three of whom. at least, were brothers; Josiah, m. Martha Anderson. moved to Coshocton. Ohio (had issue, 13. Quintery. Ill. Anne-Katherine. of these: IV. William V. Henry, had issue. A. Samuel. may have been a brother JAMES P. BEALL. a native of Penn­ among others: i. James; ii. Stacy). II. Rhoda. b. in Hamnden county. among others: 1. Broudus. b. in Lou­ to Hush. Robert. and Thomas above: sylvania. removed before 1828 to Not­ doun county. Va.: removed from Bel­ or, possibly. the son of Hugh above (see tingham township, Harrison county. Mara. June 19. 1792: d. at Cadiz. March. 1876: m. 1819.William Shotwell. son of mont county to Harrison county; d. IV. below). Ohio, where he resided until 1857; March 17, 1870: m. June 14. ‘I827,Sarah B. Thomas. see below. thence settled in Crawford county, Hugh and Rosetta Arrlson Shotwell Smith. d. November 23. 1876, daughter C. Robert. probably the same who Ohio. where he d. February 24. 1869: in. (see Shotwell Family). of William Smith (had issue: i. James: died in Hamilton)-an township. Novem­ (let) ; in. (2d) Minerva I-Iuif. cl. EDWARD BET}-IEL,a native of Vir­ ii. Anna; iii. Mary-E.: iv. Henry­ ber-December. 1798.and who had issue: January 14, 1875. daughter of William rinia. removed in 1813 from Loudoun Matthess: settled in Moorefleld town­ 1. Samuel: 2. Abraham; 3. Eve; the l-lui! (whose eons William. Reuben. county. that State. to Flushing town­ ship: v. William-S.. b. September 3, not-ntors mentioned in his will were Jackson, and Johnson Hun were Indian ship. Belmont county. Ohio: had issue: 1834; settled in Freeport township. William Blngham. James Agnew. and

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Barnabas Mcsherry; the name of (1st) Oct. 13. 1807, Esther Bailey. James Stuart (or Stewart). father or man, a native oi Washington county. Catharine Bingham appears as witnegg daughter of Captain William and Mary Lucinda Stuart Bingham, m. near Penn.. daughter of Andrew and Eliza­ to will 0! Barnabas Mcsherry in 1823. Ann Duncan Bailey, oi’ York. Penn.; Newville. Penn., Mary Ann Mcllvslne beth Gaddis Jackmsn, natives of ire­ D. Hugh. d. in l-lamiltonbnn town­ in. (2d) Ellen Junkin Galloway; settled (or McElwaiu); he was probably son land; v. Elizabeth. in. Joseph McCol­ ship. September-October, 1777; m. in Mercer. Penn., soon after 1800 (had of Alexander or Archibald Stewart. of lough; settled in Archer township: vi. Martha Armor. daughter of Thomas (2) issue by flrst wile: l. John-Armor. b. Cumberland county: had issue: 1. Rebeccn-1.. in. Henry K. Ford: settled and McKinley Armor. and prob­ at Mercer. 1'-‘cnn..Jan. 21, 1815: settled Lucinda. m. Thomas Blngham. as in Salem township, Jefferson county). ably sister or aunt to Thomas Armor, in Ohio about 1841,and later. at Cadiz; above: 2. Mary, in. Samuel Patterson. ISRAEL BIRNEY, a native oi Ger­ an active Revolutionary patriot. who served as a representative in Congress oi Newville. and settled at Cincinnati. man township, Harrison county. Ohio. died in Yorktown. Ponn.. February­ from 1854to 1873.with the exception at V. Elizabeth. removed to Nottingham township. March, 1785 (he mentions in his will one term: served as United States Min­ Vi. Mary, m. McKinley: had where he d. May 11. 1862: m. in “ cousins" Robert and Thomas Bing­ ister to Japan irom May. 1873.to 1885: issue: 1. Mary; 2. John; 3. Hugh. Franklin township, Martha Hedges. d. haml: had issue: d. at Cadiz. March 19. 1900: m. 1844. at Thomas Bingham. a soldier of the August 30. 1870. daughter of Samuel 1. Samuel: settled in Metal township, Cadiz, his cousin. Amanda Bingham, Revolution. lived in Mercer county. Hedges. of Cadiz township: had issue: Franklin county. Penn., where he a. daughter of Judge Thomas and Lucinda Penn.. as late as 1816:probably brother 1. Samuel-H., b. October 28, 1838; in. September. 1801: in. Mary ; had Stuart Bingham [had issue: Lucinda­ or son to Hugh. who :1.1777. although March 3. 1883,Cynthia Johnson. daugh­ issue: 1. Elizabeth. 2. Jean; 3. Mary; Stuart. In. 1869.Rev. Samuel Robinson not mentioned in his will; but de­ ter of Nathan Johnson, of Nottingham 4. Catharine, m. Anderson; 5. Frazier; Emma: Marie-Scott, m. at scribed in will of Thomas Armor. oi township: 2. Prudence. m. Slemmons John. possibly the same who d. in Tckio, Japan. 1876. Jam Robert Yorktown. who died 1785, as his Welsh: 3. William; 4. Elizabeth; 5. Green township, Franklin county, Wasson]: ii. Marian: iii. William. a “ cousin." and brother to Robert. Israel. Penn., August. 1818 (leaving a wife. Baptist minister: iv. Martha. m. Patrick Blugbam. d. in Mount Joy JOHN BIRNEY, b. in Green tourn­ Hannah, and children: 1. Elizabeth: ii. Patterson. and settled at Pittsburgh: v. township, Adams county. 1796,leaving ship. Harrison county, Ohio; d. in E198-I101‘.in. Furrey: ill. David: Hugh-Mason: had issue bysecond wife: a wife. Mary. and children: 1. Samuel; Washington township, September 9. iv. John: v. James: vi. Samuel): 6. vi. Thomas. settled in California: vii. 2. Hugh; 3. Bryan; 4. Eleanor; 5. 1885'.in. (let) in Green township. Kan­ Hugh. 3!). his cousln._Jean Blngham. Ellen-Mary. settled at Canton. Ohio). Agnes. nah McKee, d. 1872.daughter of Robert daughter or Hugh (iv. below); 7. William Bailey. father of Esther Agnes Blngbam; d. in Manor of McKee: in. (2d-)Sarah Eaton: had issue Samuel; 8. Thomas. Bailey Blngham. served,_ in 1775. as Maske. Adams county. Dec. 18. 1749, by lirst wife: 1. Rachel. in. Henry ii. William. b. 1748: d. Feb. 2. 1816; second lieutenant of the independent aged tourteen years. Pittls; 2. Nelson: 3. Robert-M.: 4. m. (probably) Ann , b. 1760: d. Light lniantry Company of the lirst Margaret Bingham is mentioned by her lather. Alexander Mcvesr. oi Ham­ James-N.. b. in Washington township. April 9, 1838; had issue: 1. James-, 2. battalion of York county (Penna August 27, 1847: m. 1869. Anna R. Mc­ Thomas; 3. Hugh; 4. Charles-W.. Militia. formed in Yorktown,Decemb2r. iltoubnn township. Adams county. in Fadden. daughter of Robert McFadden, served as an oilicer in the War of 1812; 1775: the company was commanded in his will, dated April 13, 1799. of Harrison county; 5. Rcbeccn-J., m. m. Margaret Agnew. of Einmitsburg. 1776by William Bailey as captain, and Matthew Simpson: 6. John-'1‘. Md. (had issue: 1. Sophia: ii. William: was captured by the British at the'tall HUGH BlRNEY. is native of ireland, in. Agnew; iv. Albert: v. Martha: vi. of Fort Washington: settled in York­ son of John Birney. emigrated to ROBERT BIRNEY, b. in Ireland. Margaret. ‘in. 1866. Samuel Mcl<‘nrland. town atter the Revolution: 11:.Mary America and settled in Chester county. about 1787; emigrated to America and of Smith township. Washin-zton county, Ann Duncan. probably daughter at Pcnn.. in 1815: removed in 1819 to about 1801settled in Chester county. b. June 11. 1812: d. June 29. I829; vii. and Margaret Mason Duncan. Green township. Harrison county. Ohio, Penu.: removed with his family in 1807 Jama. a physician. settled at Clinton. the latter a native ut Scotland. who where he d. September, 1862: m. 1300. to German township. Harrison county. Allegheny county: viii. Emma. m. Dr. d. Nov. 16, 1802. leaving funds with Brown. a native of Ireland: had Ohio. where he d. 1874; m. in Chester W. V. Riddle: ix. Mary: x. Clmrles­ which to build the second United issue: 1. William, settled in Rumley county. Penn.. Margaret Northhamrner. Cnrroll): 5. John: 6. Armor: 7. Anna­ Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia: township: 2. Wesley: 3. Rebecca: 4. b. 1795. d. ‘I871; had issue: 1. Mary: 2. Eliza: 8. William. 4. Thomas. d. at Cadiz. April. 1853; m. Martha, m. Samuel Hitchcock; settled Zllla; 3. Wesley; 4. John; 5. Asbury; 111.Robert. possibly the Robert who Lucinda. Stuart. d. at Cadiz. Nov. 6. in Indiana; 5. Jane. in. George Leese: 6. Lot, settled in Washington county. d. in 1798. whose will is given in con­ 1844: daughter of James and Mary Ann settled in Coshocton, Ohio; 6. James, Iowa: 7. Elizabeth. b. March 3. 1822; m. nection with his uncle, Robert (C, Mcilvalne (or Mcliiiwain) Stuart. of settled in Nebraska: 7. Elizabeth, m. December 26, 1843,Robert W. Eudsley. above): but more probably the Robert Newville. Cumberland county, Penn. Jacob Hitchcock: settled in Iowa: 8. b. 1813. son of James and Elizabeth Blnghnm who died in Hopewell town­ (had issue: i. Martha-Armor. m. [lstl Samuel. settled in Colorado: 9. Asbury. Walker Endsley: settled in Jewott. in ship. Washington oounty. l"enn.. June. 1832. Henry Olmstead: m. [2d] Van b. March 15. 1816; in. April 23, 1840, Rumley township, Harrison county 1804: m. Mary ; had issue: 1. Rensselaer Lee: settled at Cincinnati: Ellen Mccollough. b. May 29. 1821. (had issue: i. Mary—M..In. William Hugh: 2. James: 3. Robert: 4. John; 5. ii. Lucinda. m. Joseph P. Wood: settled daughter of Hugh and Isabella Cun­ C. Adams: settled in Archer town­ Joseph: 6. Elizabeth: 7. Jane; 8. Mary; at Omaha. Neb.: iii. Mary-Jane. in. ninzham Mccollough. natives of ire­ ship; ii. Melissa: iii. Lucinda-J'.. in. Eli 9. Phebe. 1833. Jcsinh Scott: iv. Thomas-11.. m. land, who settled in Jeflerson county. Caven; iv. Elizabeth-A.. m. R.H.l<"resh­ IV. Hugh. d. in Hamlltonban town­ 1844.Rachel Sheets; v. John-Stuart. d. Ohio, in 1810 (had issue: i. Isabella. d. water. a minister. of Steuhenville. Ohio: Rhlll. May 11-15. 1793: hall issue: 1. at Shippenshurg. Penn.. 1891: vi. May 22. 1863; ii. Oliver. settled in v. Rebecca-Frances. in. Charles A. John-Armor, d. at Natchez. Miss. 1824: Amanda. d. 1891: m. 1844, John Armor German township; iii. Almond. settled Naylor. a minister); 8. Rebecca. settled ‘.1.Jean. d. at Freeport. Penn- 1857; m. Blneham. her cousin. son at Hugh and in Labette county. Kan.; iv. Hugh-W.. in Washington county. Iowa; 9. J.-S.. her cousin. Hugh. son of Samuel (i. 1-‘.stherBailey Bingham: vii. Emma-1ii., h. March 17, 1849: m. (1st) June 15. b. May 23. 1824: m. March 10. 1847. %1b0V0)23- Hugh. (1. at New Wilming­ m. 1870.Judge John Stoneman Pearce, 1883. Estella Mont-omery. d. 1884: in. Susan Mummey. dauvhter of Charles ton, Lawrence county, lI‘enn., 1865; m. of Cadiz: viii. lsobella: ix. Belinda). (241)February 9, 1886. Hadassab Jack­ and Rebecca Hedges Mummey, of Cadiz

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township (had issue: 1. Margaret: ii. daughter of Samuel Thompson. of tember 1, 1872; 6. Samuel-M., b. Decem­ where he in. (1st) Rachel Barkhurst; Mary. m. John B. Busby:-iii. William­ Green township; iv. Margaret-J., b. ber 6. 1820. removed to Short Crock in. (2d) in Chester county. Penn.. Jane Aebury, settled in Cadiz: iv. Robert­ March 21, 1845: m. William Dunlap); township, Harrison county. where he Filson, d. 1854; daughter 0! Robert M.; v. Charla-R.. A minister. settled remained until 1884.when he settled in Filzon; removed to Bedtord county. in New Philadelphia. Ohio; vi. Maria. ‘2.Mary:ans. ii. Elizabeth; 4. Margaret: 5. Athens; in. September 1, 1854,Margaret Penn.. and thence, in 1821.to Steuben­ 13.,in. Goliath Tedrow). , Parks; 6. Sarah-Ann. b. February 3, ville. Ohio; had issue by lirst wire. 48008 Elldlley. tathsr at James WILLIAM BOGGS. b. in the North 1823;m. William H. Wauon; settled in three children; had issue by second Elldfilfly. who married Elizabeth Bir­ of lreland, 1716; removed to America Belmont county (had issue: seven chil­ wife: 4. John; 5. Samuel; 0. Elisha; 7. nsy. was a son or James Endsloy, a about 1728, and atterward settled in dren); 7. Robert-W., b. August 1, 1825; Margaret: 8. Henry. b. in Lancaster native ct Lancaster county, Penn, Chester county. Penn.. where he died; removed to Short Creek township, county, Penn., Jan. 5. 1814; d. July 8. where he died; the son came with his to. Jane Stein, a native of Ireland; had where he remained until 1884.then set­ 1.892: removed to Harrison county, widowed mother to Archer township issue: James. b. July 21, 1735; John. b. tled in Athens: 8. James. b. July 23, 1843: m. at Cadiz. Martha Grimes. b. February 19. 1737: Margaret. b. Feb­ 1828: d. February 13. 1840. May 12. 1826; 41:.April 4, 1874: daughter belore 1817. where he cl. 1869: m. in oi William and Rebecca Grimes (who Pennsylvania about 1816. Elizabeth nury 23. 1739; Robert. b. April 9. 1741; WILLIAM BOGGS. see Family of had. settled in Harrison county about Walker. d. 1865.I. native or Colombians William, b. March 14, 1743; Jane. b. James simeral. county, Ohio; they were the parents or April 10. 1745: Elizabeth, b. _July 31. 1802). and both died at Cadiz. 1840; 8. four children, three sons and one 1747; Rebecca. h. January 31, 1748; SAMUEL BORLAND,a native of Ira­ Joseph-Filson, d. at Rockpurt, !nd.. daughter. of whom: I. Robert-W.. b. Agnes. b. February 17. 1752: Mary. b. land. emigrated to America and betore 1889. 1813.In. Elizabeth Birney: 2. James, b. May 24. 1753; Joseph, b. October 1, 1785 settled near the present Manor GETTYS BRADEN. sec Family of Sept. 7. 1817. 1754: Moses. b. May 6. 1757. Station, in Weztmoreland county. Jacob Btahl. JANET BLAIR. see Family of James Boggu (b. 1735)settled in New­ Penn.. where hem. Lydia Cary: both ROBERT BRADEN. of Irish descent. Thomas Phillips. castle county. Del.; served in the Revo­ died in Pennsylvania: had issue: b. 1773.in Pennsylvania, or which State lutionary War: removed about 1790to 1. Samuel. b.in Weetmcreland county, his paternal grandfather was a native. JOHN BLAIR. a native of Ireland. Washington county, Penn..settling near 1785: d. 1862.in North township, Harri­ removed in 1800to Short Creek town­ emigrated to America. and d. about the present site of Cross Creek Village: son county; nl. (1st) Mary Little; m. 1840. in Cadiz township. Harrison ship, Harrison county. Ohio, where he in. (1st) in Newcastle county, Del.. Han­ (201) Elizabeth 1-levlin, daughter of ti. 1837: m. (1st) in Pennsylvania. county. Ohio. where he had settled be­ nah Rice: in. (2d-) Sarah Brown: had Samuel and Elizabeth Hevlln; had is­ iore 1804: badissue: I. John. 11.Daniel. Fiuney, daughter oi Jame: Fin­ issue by flrst wife: 1. William: 2. Rice: sue, by flrst wile: 1. William, settled in ney. who settled in Short Creek town­ ill. James. IV. Charity. V. William. 3. Jane; had’ issue by second wire: 4. Tuscnrawas county, Ohio; 2. Washing­ b. March 14, 1804; (1.January 29. 1867: ship 1800: m. (2d-)1815.Catherine Hay. James. b. April 27. 1778: 5. Margaret; 6. ton. settlcd in Carroll county. Ohio; b. about 1775: d-.1846: had issue by lirst In. Sarah Day, b. April 26, 1808; daugh­ Robert (twin brother to Margaret), b. 3. Lydia, m. James Waddingtou. of wife: 1. ; 2. ; had issue by ter of George and Margaret Moore Day. November 17. 1778; 7. John. b. June 28. Nebraska; had issue by second wife: 4. second wife: 3. John. d. aged twenty­ nstivm of eastern Pennsylvania. who 1782; 8. Rebecca; 9. Mary (twin sister Mary. in. James Mackcy; her family were early settlers in Cadiz township; tour years: 4. David-8.. b. August 21. to Robecca). b. February 15. 1784; 10. settled in Dennison, Ohio: 5. David, b. 1818.in Short Creek township: m. (1st) had issue: 1. George; 2. John-W,, 1;, Sarah. 11.April 21, 1786. January 27, 1831, in North township; May 15.1831.in Cadiz township: settled November 6. 1851.Susannah M. Groves. John Bogs! (b. 1782). son or James. tn. December 24, 1857. Ann Havnar, b. b. 1813: d. October 19, 1885. daughter of in Stock township; m. January 19, in 1839 removed irorn Washington 1833: d. October 26. 1890; daughter of 1863. Melissa A. Carson. h. June 19, in-ancis and Jeanette Groves. ot Cadiz county, Penn.. to Harrison county, Dominick and Elizabeth Havnar, both township: m. (2d) in Canonsburg, 1831.daughter of Elijah and Catherine Ohio. where he d. December 21, 1848: m. or whom died in Monroe township. Knight Carson: 3. Albert; 4. Mary. Penn., September 2. 1886. Meilss-I Don­ September 17. 1812. Sarah Marshall. d. JOHN BOYD, b. in Ireland: 41-.1832; nell, a native of that place; d. May 14, JAMES BLACK. a native of Ireland, January 6. 1849: had issue: 1. Thomas­ m. (2d) McMillan; emigrated» to 1889: 4. Anna. in. Walker Patton: 6. h. 1758: emizrated to America and first Marshall. b. June 26. 1813,in Washing­ America about 1812and settled in Free­ Robert. settled in Washington. iowa; settled in Pennsvlvnnisz removed to ton county, Penn.: a Presbyterian port township. Harrison county, Ohio: 6. William. settled in Iowa: 7. Eliza­ 57993 l0‘"IlhliI. Harrison county. Ohio, minister: removed to Marietta, Lancas­ beth. d. aged eight years: 8. Mary-Jana. about 1806,where he d. 1846: served in ter oounty, Penn.. thence to Mount Joy. had issue: 1. Samuel: 2. William, b. 1798; dl. April 12. 1867: in. about 1864. m. Casper Devilblss. and settled in the Revolutionary War: 111.about 1783. in the same county, where he d. 1850: Anne White, b. in Ireland. 1802; d. at Iowa. Jane Stewart. b. 1753: d. A1111’.22.1835; m. A. J. Cunningham. of Chester had issue: 1. James, b. in Adams county, Penn.: d-.January 6. 1849 (had Freeport. Jan. 7. 1879 (had issue: i. JAMES BRADFORD, of Scottish de­ county. Penn.. 1785: m. 1812. Isabella issue: i. Elizabeth,m. Rev.Edgar. Presi­ John, m. Sarah i-‘uiton; ii. Hannah. m. scent. I). in Washington county. Penn., William Williams: iii. George. b. 1827: 1790.a son of James Bradford. a native Hervey. h. 1785: d. Dec. 30. 1865: daugh­ dent of the Wilson College for women. m. Eliza Vail Markee, daughter or Wil­ oi! Lancaster county, Penn.: removed ter oi’Margaret Hervey. an early sett'er in Chambersburg. Penn.; ii. John-C.: liam and Hannah Norris Vail: iv. in Harrison county. cominirthere after ill. William-M., settled in Chlca-vol: 2. about 1800to Cadiz. Harrison county. death of her husband (had issue: i. James-Brown, is. January 20. 1815: d. Sarah. d-. young; v. Eliza. m. William Ohio. where he d. 1830; m. Mary Mor­ -lohll-Hervey. h. in Green township. in infancy: 3. William. b. November 5, Fulton: vi. Mary. 11:.James Fulton: v‘i. rison. who alter her lirst husband's 1813: d. March 26. 1885: in. Feb. 22, 1816: d. 1836: 4. John-M.. 1).October 20. Margaret. m. Likes; viii. Belinda. death returned to Washington county. 1838.Mary K. Work. dauzhter of Alex­ 1318: a Presbyterian minister: served m. James Carr: ix. William. in. Mary Penn.. where she in. (M) David Wat­ ander Work. a resident of Green town­ Paxtanz and Derry congregations. near Phillips; x. Martha. m. R. Nlbllck: xi. son. of Pennsylvania: she d. aged ship: ii. James-5.. b. June 2o_1313; m_ Harrisburg, Peun.. thence removed to Melancthon, (1.young). eighty-one years: daughter oi‘ James H.-Stewart. b. Nov. 22, 1819: d. Jan. 22. Mlllersburg. 0hlo.. and from there to HENRY BOYLES. b. 1770: d-. 1834: Morrison.of Washington county. Penn.: 1390; m. Oct. 31. 1843. Jane Thompson. Independence, lows, where he d. Sep. removed from New Jersey to Virginia. had issue (surname Bradford): 1. /3 13 OHIO VALLEY onusnooxss 0810 VALLEY GENEALOGIES 13

James-M., is. February 23, 1321, in (133) . Hllbflfl; ll. (Id) ‘-1­ ber 5. 1838; settled in Iowa; vii. John­ inwaahingtoa county.Pcnn..1709.Ma.ry Cadiz; settled in Solo. about 1874: m. Wartsl. P., b. April 26. 1888; in. December 25, Nelper. a native of that county; d. July 1844, Julia Ann Lewis. of Jeiterson 1887. Mary E. Mcurew, daughter of 15. 1818: In. (2d) Mrs. Mary Stanley county, Ohio, daughter of William and JESSE BRINDLEY. a native of Ger­ William McGrew. a resident of Green Buchanan. b. 1778; d. January 21. 1838; Mary Lewis (had issue: i. Ann-Eliza. many. settled in Maryland about 1775. township; viii. Sarah. b. July 29. 1843; of Mt. Pleasant. Ohio. widow or John m. (lst) Dr. Kennedy; in. (2d) Marian where he died; in. (lat) in Germany. in. Wesley Van Horn; ix. Martha. b. Buchanan’. who was a second cousin to Coates; settled in Pratt county. Kan.): ; m. (2:2)Julia Kent; had issue. September 1, 1846; m. Abraham At­ Samuel Buchanan; had issue by ilrst 2. David, settled in Washington county, among others: zinger); 9. Mary. b. February 14. 1796; wife: 1. Jane: 2. Maria; 3. John. b. Penn..' 3. Elisa. settled at Solo. 1. Benjamin. b. in Maryland; re­ 10. Isaac. b. April 30, 1798; 11. Jacob, b. 1807; 4. Margaret: 6. Joseph, b. April movedirom Harford county. that State. October 31, 1800; 12. Peter, b. December 23. 1814; d. July 11. 1883; In. February ABRAHAM BRANSON, a native of to Archer township, Harrison county. 26, 1802. 8, 1838,Elizabeth Hines, b. 1819; d. Jan. Virginia. of English descent. removed Ohio. in 1825: afterward settled in Some families of the name of Brocaw 6. 1883;daughter of Jacob and Hosanna from near the vicinity or Winchester to Green township, where he died; in. in are found in the early records of Somer­ Brough Hines, of Archer township central Ohio. about 1800; had issue: Maryland. Ellen Cooper, b. about 1759: set county. N. J.. and Adams county. (had issue: i. Margaret. b. October 28. I. Ileese, located in St. Clairsville. d. 1824; had issue, ten children. of renn. 1839; m. Johnson Montgomery; set­ Belmont county, Ohio, where he died: whom: 1. Priscilla. m. Caleb Low; set­ tled in Jetlcrson county. Ohio; ii. had issue: 1. Abraham-Dow, b. June 18, tled in Steuhenville, Ohio: 2. John, b. BASIL BROWN and THOMAS Susan. b. October 9. 1841; m. John 1806. in Belmont county, Ohio; lo­ in Herford county, Md.. March 16, 1806, BROWN, two brothers. settled in Stringer; settled in Harrison county; cated. 1831, at Kinsey's Mills. Bei­ came to Iiarrison county with his Luzerne (then Sprlnghlli) township. ilL Samuel, b. October 25. 1843; d. Sep­ mont county.on the National Pike; set­ parents; settled in Cadiz. about 1873: Fayette county, l’enn.. about 1768. tember 5. 1883: iv. Mary. b. Dec. 19, tled near Georgetown. in Short Creek m. 1830.Ann Brown. b. 1809; d. October Thomas. b. about 1746.settled on the 1845; m. William B. Anderson; v. John, township, Harrison county. Ohio, about 6, 1889: daughter of Hugh and Jane site of the present town of Brownsville b. March 11. 1848; settled in Pueblo. 1833. where be d. January 16, 1867; m. Brown. residents of Archer township about 1776,and began to lay our town­ Colo.: vi. Thomas. b. November 8. 1850; June 2, 1831.in Jencrson county. Ohio, (had issue: i. Hugh. settled in Kansas: lots in 1786; he died in 1797. before a Presbyterian minister; settled at Ida Ann W. Wilson, b. 1806. near Mount ll. Benjamin; iii. Ellen. m.James Craw­ March 27th, leaving issue: Ignatius, Grove, 1owa;,vii. Malinda. b. April 6. Pleasant. Ohio: d. February 3. 1888. ford: iv. Frank; v. Albert: vi. David; Thomas. Levi. Zachariah, Simeon. 1854; in. John Patterson; settled in daughter of Jonathan and Hannah Wil­ vii. Nathaniel; viiL Wesley; ix. Sarah. Elizabeth (in. Cox), Eleanor. Archer township; viii. James. b. Octo­ son. pioneers of Jeilerson county (had m. J. Res Finney; x. John; xi. . Ann, and Ruth; two of his daughters married William Crawford and ber 6, 1856; d. December 11, 1857; ix. issue: i. Lindiey-M.. b. September 26, d. in infancy; xli. , d. in infancy; Albert. b. May 1. 1859; d. in intancy; 1832. at Kinsey's Mills. Belmont xiii. Thomas. b. March 16, 1846; in. Ewing. Basil left issue: Thomas. m. x. Elizabeth, b. 1861: d. in infancy); 6. county. Ohio; m. May 7. 1874. Anna M. November 11. 1869. Hester A. Blrney. (let) Dorcas Goe. daughter of William Nancy. VI. Thomas. VII. Joseph. Fox. daughter of Charles J. and Esther daughter of Hamilton Blrney. a real­ Goe: m. (2d) Mrs. Piiiiipworieyz Basil. Cooper I-‘ox. of Harrison county; ii. dent oi Archer township). d. unm.; Sarah. d. unln. Possibly de­ VIII. George. IX. Margaret. X. Mary. Elisabeth-5.. III. Isaac Thomas: iii. ' scended from one of the above was XI. , . Harvey. GEORGE BROKAW. of Huguenot Abraham-Wilson, b. December 9. 1846. descent. emigrated to America before Basil Brown.said to have been a native WILLIAM BUCHANAN. b. In Penn­ in Short Creek township; m. May 25. 1775.,with his brother. John. both of of England, who resided in Browns­ sylvania, 1790. of Scotch descent; 1875. Lucy Thomas. daughter of Isaac whom served in the Revolutionary ville before 1800; had issue. among served in the War of 1812: settled in and Annie Lsdd Thomas; iv. Rachel. War; located in Pennsylvania: re­ others: 1. Basil. b. at Brownsville. Harrisvlile. Harrison county, Ohio. be­ settled in Iowa: v. William. settled in moved about 1802 to Green town­ 1801: d. at Cambridge. Ohio. 1851. fore 1853: m. in Ohio. Abigail Mercer. Kansas; vi. Jonathan. d. in infancy: where he had settled in 1844; in. Nancy d. May 30. 1867,a descendant of Edward vii. John-0.. d. youflsh 2. William; 3. ship. Harrison county. Ohio, and Johnson, b. 1809. d. 1888, a native of Mercer, of Anglo-Irish descent, who Maria; 4. Elisa. afterwards settled in Athens township; Pennsylvania (had issue. seven chil­ settled in America about 1720: had is­ Isaac Thomas. father of Annie 1.. In. about 1777 (1), Jane Custard (or dren. among whom: i. Turner. in. sue: 1. David; 2. Wilson; ll. William. b. Brnnson, was b. June 1, 1813: settled in Custer): had issue: 1. Abraham. b. Mary E. Price; ll. Melford-J., b._ in May 1. 1853: settled in I-Iopadale. Har­ Short Creek township; afterward re­ April 8. 1778: 2. Benismin, b. Sept. 28. Brownsville. Jan. 16, 1832: removed to rison county; in. June 29.1880.Virginia moved to Mount Pleasant. Jeiterson 1779: 3. Sarah. b. Feb. 20. 1782; 4. Ohio about 1850,and in 1853settled at W. Maddox. a native of Short Creek county, Ohio; in. January 1, 1834.Mary George, b. March 27, 1784; 5. William. Cadiz; in. 1855, Martha Robinson. township. daughter of Wilson and Mary Ladd. b. near Richmond. Va.. August b. Feb. 10, 1786; 6. Judah. b. March 19, Ladd Maddox. 1788: 7. Jane, b. July 16, 1780: 8. John. daughter of John Robinson. an early 14, 1812; d. 1872; daughter of Robert b. Sept. 23. 1793: settled in Athens settler. who came from Pennsylvania). Wilson Maddox. lather at Virginia and Mary Ladd. township. where he d. March 25. 1876; JOHN BUCHANAN. 3 native of Maddox Buchanan, came to Harrison ANTHONY BRICKEE. of German in. July 10. 1823.Sarah Burwell, b. 1802: Londonderry. Ireland. settled in Car­ county in 1826. where he d. April 30, ancestry. removed from Pennsylvania d. April 5. 1883. daughter of Job Bur­ lisle. Penn.. before 1776: served in the 1869; his wile d. January 17, 1875; came to Green township. Harrison county, well. a resident of Harrison county Revolutionary War. and after the close from Virginia and settled in Harrison about 1804. where he d. 1813: m. Mar­ (had issue: i. Catherine. b. April 18. of that war located in Washington county in 1833. garet : had issue: 1. Henry; 2. 1824: m. Benjamin Covert: ii. Jane. b. county, Penn.: m. Ross: had- is­ JOHN BUSBY.a native of Maryland; George; 3. John. b. May 9, 1793: d. August 22. 1825; m. William Smith: iii. sue: I. John. II. Jonathan. 111.Mary. settled in Archer township. Harrison March. 1881: rn. Anna Busby. b. 1818 Mary. b. November 29. 1827: m. Isaac IV. Ross. V. Samuel, b. in Maryland, county, Ohio. in 1805; m. Agnes Wis­ (had issue: i. David; ii. John. m. -——— Fitch: iv. Margaret. b. November 19. March 4. 1778; d. March 23. 1858: re­ ner; had lssue.fourtesn children,among Holmes: iii. Elizabeth. m. Dr. William 1829: In. William Price; v. Nancy. b. moved to the Connotton Valley, Harri­ whom: I. Abraham-I-L. b. in Archer Beadle): 4. David: 5. Elizabeth, m. October 21. 1831; vi. George, b. Decem­ son county, Ohlo. before 1806; m. (let) township, Jan. 18, 1814; in. May 18.

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1848. Marshall. daughter at Cochran, daughter of Robert and Sarah Eleanor (2) Smith. and removed to X. Elizabeth, b. Oct. 9. 1793; in. \Vil­ James and Elizabeth Marshall. natives Cochran, at Harrison county; ti. John, wheeling towuanlp, neiinciit county, liam ivinsou rtea, i.i-uuier tu Ann and oi Pennsylvania. of Irish descent (had settled in Marshall. Kan.: 7. .Isaac­ Ohio. Elizabeth Rea. issue: i. John-5.; ll. Nancy-Jane. a. Shannoa; 8. Martha-Mccrea. in. James V. James. b. Dec. 29, 1781; d. July 17. Cl.-IRISTIAN CANAGA (originally March 5. 1885; iii. Isaac-Jackson; iv. English; 9. James. settled in Fort 1842; m. Margaret. Smith, b. UI_:L.in. spelled unaegil, emigrated from lserne William-R..; v. James-W.; vi. Anna­ Wayne, inch; 10. Davida!-illbert: 11. 1784; d. Oct. 8, 1576: removed to Wneel­ province. switzerianu. to America be­ Mary, m. Delmar Robinson); 2. Sarah, Albert-Hamilton. David and Albert ing townanip, Belmont county, unio, iurc the Revolution (1730-70), and in. Hcalsa; 3. Rachel. in. David Caldwell settled in Guernsey county. in 1803;served as a captain in the War smith; 4. Belinda. in. 1819. Nathaniel Ohio. IKIBTWBIGI SGLIIEU In SOEIETSBL COIHILY, at 1812; had issue. aiiiong others: 1. A-enn., wncnce H8 |'t3IflOVe(l V-0 l.V0l'l1.l Baker; 5. Elisabeth-Ann: 6. Eda, m. JOHN CAMPBELL. see Family of John, a physician. b. Nov. 21. 1804; d. Zachariah Baker; ‘I.Mary-Ann, m. 1834, township. tinrr.son county. Ohio, about Samuel Patton. eept. 17, 1582; in. May 11. 1830. Jane 1307, wiicrc he Lllell 1812; had issue. Joan Mcucmbs: 8. Dorcas. ln. lass. lrwin. n. lsos; d. use (had issue: 1. Aaron uonaway; 9. Deborah, m. 1838. JOHN "CAMPBELL. a native of among others: I. Jacob, b. Feb. :53. Mary, b. Jan. 24, 18335;ii. Margaret-A., 1730; (L 1872; m. 1804, Susanna Living­ Albert hinghaus; 10.Jane. 11:.1840.w.i­ Scotland, had issue. among others: b. lreb. 17, 1836; iii. James-B.. b. Nov. iiam strawsoaugh. I. John. probably b. in Pennsylvania; stone. d-. 1830, daughter of Christian removed to Guernsey county. Ohio, be­ 14. 1839: iv. Rachel-J., o. Apfll 14. 18-12; and Anna Llviligstoiie, or somerset J01-IN CADY, a native of county lors 1818, where he resided for four v. Ma.ria—L. b. Maren 2:. 1548; vi. county; removed to North township, Tyrone. Ireland (son of Joseph Csdy, years; then settled in Green township. Martha-l.<.'.,b. Jan. 18. 1852); 2. William­ hnrrlson county, about 1806; had» is­ who settled in Reading, l’enn.,in 1783). Harrison county. where he died; in. M.. b. 1808: ni. (let) Mary Keri’, b. 1520; sue: 1. Anne-u., I). may 13, 1805; ll. settled in Washington county, Penn.. (lat) Margaret Fogle; d. 1844; m. (2d) d. Dec. 13. 1874: m. (Zn) Louisa Dixon, laeil; III. 1823. Rev. 11. strnyer; 2. and thence removed to Cadis township, —-—— , of Tuscarawaa county; b. May ll. 1835; d. July 19. less. Catharina. b. May 23. 1507; m. Michael where he died, 1824;m. Margaret Parr; had issue by ilrst wife: 1. George; 2. Vi. David. b. March 25, 1784; in. Ann hrebaugu; 3. Levi, ii. Aug. 29. 1809; had issue. among others: 1. James. D. Nathaniel; 8. Andrew; 4. Elizabeth; 5. Rea. daughter of William ann‘Jane 4. Joseph, b. Feb. 21, 1811: 5. Jacob. b. in Washington county. Penn.. March 2.. Margaret: 6. Abraham: 7. Frederick: Mason ltea, of Lower Mount Betnel Jan. 15, 1813; d. 1837; to. Sarah Fisher; 1811: removed to Virginia in 1832. and 8. John, b. Feb. 28. 1822: H1. Malinda township, Northampton county, rean. 6. Salome, b. Aug. 10, 1814; 7. Elisa­ thence to I<‘iemingsburg,.Ky., in 1838; Dennis, daughter oi Jacob Dennis. a (the former b. Sept. 13. 1762; d. in Cross Grcenc, b. April 23. 1816; d. Sept. 4, returned to Cadiz. 1842.and settled at resident of Green township (had issue: Creek township, Washington county, 1888; m. June 27, 1844.‘Jane McClin­ Cadiz Junction, 1856; in. October 2. i. William; ll. Rebecca, nl. William Penn.. Sept. 28. 1835;son or the Revolu­ tocll, b. 1818; ll. 189-l; unughter 01 1834, Caroline 1‘. Purdy, a native of Ford; ill. Jennie. in. James Rutledge; tionary Col. Samuel [b. 1732; d. 181a] Thomas and Elizabeth Mcclintock. of New York City (had issue: i. Isabel; ii. iv. Margaret, oi. Merchant Ault; v. and Ann Mccrsckeo Rea). Carroll county (had issue: i. Silas­ William-H.; settled in Dennison, Ohio: John: vi. Laura, in. William Abraham; Vii. Charles, b. Oct. 31. 1786; d. June Wright. 1).June 2. 1845: m. 1868. Eliza­ iii. Dorcas-C.. m. William H. Randall. vii. Edward: viii. Josiah-P.-Scott: ix. 4. 1832; m. Feb. 22. 1810, Esther Mason, beth Wight. daughtcr of George Adam of Southern California; iv. Adallne-E.; , ii. in infancy; x. James; xi.‘ of Cross Creek township: had issue: 1. and Biddy Gordon Wight: ii. Orlando­ v. Caroline-'r.; vi. Elizabeth-A.; vii. Nellie); 9. I-Icster: 10. Robert; ll. Lucinda, D. 1811; 2. Mary. b. 1812; 3. Lcomis, 0. July 11. 1846; iii. Milton­ Elia. m. R. J. McCarty; viii. Lucinda­ Henry. Elizabeth, b. 1813: 4. John, b. 1815; 5. Audison, ii. 1848; d. young; iv. Alfred­ M.. n. John S. McKay; settled in Mem­ William-Mason, b. Nov. 10, 1816; m. Bruce. b. Nov. 2, 1850; v. Elizabeth­ phis, 'l‘enn.; ix. John-E., settled at JOHN CAMPBELL. d. in Windsor township, York county, Penn., 1775 (1st) 1842, Isabella Ramsey; in. (2d) Ellen, b. June 21, 1852; vi. Melissa­ Cadiz Junction; x. James-R.); 2. Mary, (before Sept. 18). leaving a wife. 1856, Anna. E. Mcllvaiue; 6. Louisa, b. Anna, 11.Feb. 18. 1854; vii. Josephine, b, 1790; d. July 8. 1865; m. Hiram Con­ Anna. and children. William. John, 1818; ‘l.‘Davld. b. 1820', 8. Hannah, b. b. Dec. 14. 1855; viii. Emma-Jane. b. well; 3. William, settled at Cadiz (had 1822; 9. Esther, b. 1821. June 9. 1857: ix. Heber-Edson, ii. Jun. issue. among others: i. James; ii. Isa­ James, Charles. and Ann; of these: John Campbell, I). 1744; d. Aug. 13. VIII. George-H., in. June 6, 1789; rn. 3. 1860; x. Thomas-Mcclintock. 1). bel, nl. Lupton; ill. Ida). 1807; served in the Revolutionary War Elizabeth Rea. sister to Ann ltea; had March 12. 1853; xi. Barton Livingston. JOHN CALDWELL. b. near Red­ (probably as a. militia lieutenant): re­ issue: 1. Jane, m. John Wilson. of b. Dec. 19. 1865; xii. Irn-Atilla. b. Jan. stone Creek. Fayette county, Penn, moved with his family to Washington Noble county, Ohio: 2. John, m. Eliza 31, 1867; xiii. b. Supt. 25, 1870); 3. 1781, of Scotch-Irish descent; in 1808 county. about 1780,and settled in Cross Moore. of Hickory, Penn.; 3. Mary, m. Lydia, b. Aug. 1. 1819; rn. Napoleon B. removed to Green township. Harrison Creek township. where he died: in. John Graham, of Knox county, Ohio‘, 4. Fisher; 9. llianassss. b. May 17. 1821; county, Ohio. where he d. Dec. 10, 1859; March 31, 1772. Mary Hammond, of William. rn. Elizabeth Nichols, of 10. Susanna. b. June 5, 1823; 11. Mary, in. (let) in Pennsylvania, Elizabeth York county, b. 1752-53; d. March 18. Greene county. Pcnn.; 5. Elizabeth, d. b. 1825; 12. John. b. Feb. 10, 1830. Birney; d._in Harrison county: on. (2d) 1817; had issue: unm., aged fllty-eight: 6. Samuel­ ERASMIIS CANNON, h. in Maryland, Sarah Reed. b. 1191: d. Feb. 16, 1871: 1. Ann. b. March 27. 1773; probably ti. Scott, h. 1822: ll. 1895; removed to Hur­ March 3, 1763; settled about 1815. in daughter of Robert Reed, a pioneer in young. rison county. Ohio; in. (let) Athens township, Harrison county, Harrison county; had issue by first ll. Griselda (“Gracle") b. Feb. 19, Wright: m. (2d) Ann E. Wallace. of Ohio, where he died: rn. Mary Bowman, wile: 1. Robert-Reed, settled in Wood 1775; m. Major Benjamin Bay. and Washington. Penns, m. (lid-)Mrs. Mary cl.aged ninety years. a native of Mary­ county, Ohio. where he died aged removed to Belmont county. Ohio. Law Long. at Harrison county; 7. land; had issue: I. Mary. II. Rachel. seventy-live years: had issue by second about 1812. George—W.. b. 1826: d. 1885: 8. Esther­ l.. remcvrd to Cadiz. Ohio (three other III. Marin. IV. Euphemio. V. I-Inrriet. wife: 2. Samuel-Mitchell. settled in III. John. b. Jan. 22. 1775; d. July 24. VI. Moses. b. in Maryland. Oct. 15. 1794; Clarke county. Ohio: 3. Elizabeth-Rea. 1844: in. Elizabeth Lyle. and removed children died young). settled in Athens township, where he to. James Davidson; 4. Ankrum; 5. W11­ to Wheeling township. Belmont county, IX. Mary, b. Feb. 4. 1792; m. William d. Aug. 26, 1851: in. October 1.3. 1819. liam-l~l., b. Aug. 22, 1825; settled in Ohio. Fhiiton. oi.’Mount Pleasant township, Rachel Turner, :1. December 11, 1864, Cadls township; rn. 1856, Mary-Ann IV. William, b. Aug. 11, 1779; m. Washington county. daughter of Joshua. and Priscilla /4 15 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 17

Turner. ot Moorefleld; had issue: 1. 1870,daughter ot William Campbell. an 19, 1841; served in the Civil War and ship; ni. (2d) March 20, 1878, Nancy birth-Ann. 111.Joseph Dickerson, and early pioneer or Belmont county (had died in that service: 9. Isaac, b. Febru­ E. McCullough. daughter oi Jonathan settled in New Athens; 2. William. set­ issue uy iirst wile. three children; had ary 15, 1844; settled in Lucas county, McCullough. oi Tippecanoe; 2. Mary-J.. Lied in Cadiz; 3. James, I). Moran 34. issue by second wife, eight children, of lows. in. Thomas Sloan. Elijah Carver had 1824; m. Oct. 21, 1848. Mary ‘rrimble whom: i. Esra-I... b. December 15. 1843; ll. Elijah, b. 1810: d. November. 1887; issue by second wife: 3. Anna; 4. Thad­ (daughter or John 'l'l‘l1l1Die, whose served in the Civil War; in. 1812. m. 1832. Margaret Mahaitey, b. in deus. lather was killed while serving in the Martha Jamison. daughter or Andrew Washington county. Penn.. 1803; d. JOHN CASSELL. a native of Ger­ Revolutionary War; his mother. Elisa Jamison). 1884; had issue. among others: 1. many.emigrated to America and settled McCall Trimble, settled in lselmont . m. Joseph G. Rogers; 2. Elmira­ in Frederick county, Maryland; where GEORGE CARROTHERS, b. in Ire­ J., in. Jams M. Hines; 3. . in. he married and died; had issue. among county, Ohio, in 1805); (had issue: 1. land, 1784: emigrated to America and Mary-E.; ll. Sarah-'11; ill. llett-A.: iv. Thomas Benton Hunman. others: 1. Jacob. b. April 15. 1799; d. mat located in Washington county, Ill. William. IV. Walter. V. John. John-A.; v. Hayes. ‘ettled in Butte Penn.. 1803; removed, about 1813. to near Hopedale, 1881; m. in Maryland. City, Mont: vi. Jeanette: vii. A.-A..); Nottingham township,Harrison county. JOHN CARSON. see also Family ot 1821.and remove} from Unionviile. that 4. John; 5. Rachel-Jane; ii. Thomas; 7. State, to Green township, Harrison Ohio, and in 1836 to Moorefleld town­ Rudolph Hines. county. about 1835(had issue: i. John­ Moses; 8. Allen; 9. Caroline. in. Basil ship, where he d. December 4, 1863; in. WILLIAM CARSON, b. in Ireland. Bowers; settled in New Martinsville, (1st) in Pennsylvania about 1.810,Jane Wesley. m. 1893. Elizabeth Jones; ll. W. Va. Vii. Ewell. VIII. John. IX. 1803; d. there. 1865; m. Jane Noble, b. Chelnissa. d. 1888: in. Decker; Erasmus. X. Thomas. Hall. b. in Ireland, February 2. 1191; d. 1792; d. 1812; had issue. among others: iii. Mary, d. young). i-‘ebruary~2. 1828; m. (zdi 1828. Ann 1. William-N.. b. 1822; d. 1899: m. in JOHN CARNAHAN. I. native of the Hastings. a native 01 county Fernan­ Ireland, 1946. Margaret Tier-nan. b. PHILIP CECIL. born in Maryland. North of Ireland, d. at Cools. May 20. agh. Ireland. b. May 1. 1798: d. Janu­ 1821, d. 1885. daughter of Henry and son of Kingsbury Cecil, also a native 1806.being the tourth person buried in ary 14, 1886; had issue by first wire: 1. Jane Abram Tiernan. of Maryland. who afterward settled in James; 2. John: 3. George; 4. VVilliam; Kentucky, where he died; the son re­ the old graveyard at that place; had JOHN HENRY CARVER. b. in Ger­ moved to Harrison county, Ohio, before issue, among others: L George. II. 5. Margaret: had issue by second wile: many: came to America as a drummer Samuel. b. 1754; d. Oct. 13. 1851; in. 6. Sarah. in. James Wilson: 7. Beatty, boy with a regiment of Hessian soldiers 1823, where he died in 1850; in. Mary Sarah (IL Joseph. b. 1770; h. March 14. 1832.in Nottingham town­ who served on the British side in the Logan; d. 1845; daughter of John. cl. Feb. 21, 1852; m. Slater; had ship; settled lu Mooretleld township; Revolutionary War; about 1779 m. Logan; had issue: 1. Richard. b. in issue: 1. Joseph: 2. Samuel; 3. Jamu; in. (1st) Nov. 26, 1856. Martha J. Mc­ Taliths. Mitchell. d. March 14. 1845. a Harrison county. May 23, 1823: m. Feb. 4. John. b. mos; d. 1332; in. 1831. Clintock: d. March 26. 1859: on. (2d) native or North Carolina; he settled in 25. 1847. Jane ‘E. Bliss, daughter of Martha Henderson, b. IMO; d. 1880. June 21. 1860.Elsie Johnson. b. July 10, Mt. Pleasant. Jerlersou county, Ohio. Zadoc Bliss, of Franklin township (had. daughter of Alexander and Mary Bell 1839; 8. Elisa. 11:.Jackson Kennedy; 9. about 1798.removing thence to Flush­ issue: i. Sarah-Jane. b. April 16, 1848; Henderson (nod issue: i. Mary-Belle, Mary; 10. Christopher; went to Japan ing township. Belmont county. where m. A. Oliphant; ii. George, 1:. July 17,. m. Lawson Scott; ii. Andrew-i-lender as a missionary in 1869. he resided until 1812.and then located 1850: iii. Mary-!(.. b. May 19. 1853; iv. son. m. 1860,Elizabeth Wood, daughter Emma-1.... b. April 9. 1856; v. John-B... JOHN CARSON. a native or Mary­ at I-‘reeport,Harrison county. where he b. Dec 11. 1868; vi. Jesse-E‘... b. March or Syivnnus and Amanda Tlngley land. b. 1780; ‘d. May 13, 1858; settled died March 15. 1841; had issue: I. Wood; iii. Elizabeth. in. Dr. William '1‘. 21. 1861; vii. Clara. b. Sept. 10, 1863; in Nottingham township, Harrison John. ll. Rebecca. in. Thomp­ viii. , d. in infancy; ix. Clarence­ Sharp; iv. Thomas-Lee. In. Sarah county. Ohio, about 1800; m. Hannah son. III. Henry. IV. Elisabeth. ru. Emerson: v. Martha, m.George Black); A... b. June 8. 1867: x. Merritt-R., b. Rogers. also a natrve of Maryland. b. Carrlngton. V. Jane. VI. Ann. March 31. 1870): 2. John. in. Dec. 10. 5. Margaret; 6. Sarah: 7. Isabel, d. May. 1777: d. Nov. 2. 1852; had issue, among rn. Bailey. Vii. Abner. b. Jan. 1815. IV. John. V. James. 1846.Sumnns Donahey: 3. William; 4. others: 23. 1805; d. May 13. 1884: m. (1st)_ 1829. Kingshury; 5. Margaret: 6. Jesse. m. JAMES CARRlCK.a native of Adams 1. Franklin. 1:. July 8. 1808; d. June Elisa Norris. d. July 23. 1855.daughter 1838. Elisabeth Goddard: ‘I. Wesley. county. Penn., or Scotch-lrieh descent. 16. 1874; in. (1st) Oct. 20, 1829. Sarah or Thomas Norris. or irreeport: m. (211) Zadoc Bliss. rather of Jane E. Cecil. removed to Harrison County, Ohio. Hines; d. 1844; daughter oi John and Rachel Cullen. d. Aug. 14, 1888; had was a native of Connecticut. 1).Feb. 26, about 1811, settling in Short Creek Rebecca Deacon Hines, who were issue. among others: 1. Thomas-P.. b. 1788; d. July 8. 1850; settled in Frank­ township. where he d. 1820: m. in among the early settlers in Harrison Sept. 19. 1843: served in the Civil War; lin township, about 1826. having re­ Adams county, Penn.. 1775; his wife d. country. coming from Westmoreland in. November 15. 1868.Mary A. Johnson, moved thither irom Colombians.county, 1833; had issue, among others: 1.David. county, Penn.; m. (zd) Nov. 25, 1852. daughter of William Johnson, of Ohio; in. Kealah Hoakins. b. April 4. b. April 1, 1782: d. Dec. 25. 1863: served Tabitha Hines. sister or his lirst wife: Smyrna. VIII. Mary. m. Cox. 1786: d. May 31. 1851: had issue: 1. in the War oi 1812;in. Elizabeth , had issue by first wife: 1. Louisa-A.. b. and settled in Iowa. IX. Eliiab. b. Ralph: 2. Sarah-C.: 3. Mary: 4. Emily: b. 1794; d. Nov. 1.5. 1873 (had issue. September 2. 1830; 2. John. b.November July 17. 1810.in Belmont county; set­ 5. James; 6. Georg&W.; 7. Zebulon; 8. among others: i. Agnes-E... m. 1845, 2. 1831; settled in Lucas county, Iowa: tled in Frceport; in. (1st) Nov. 26, 1885, John; 9. Keziah; 10. Jane-E.. m. Rich­ John I-Ianna Hammond): 2. John, d. 3. Hannah, b. December 6, 1833; 4. Nancy Boals. d. Jan. 24. 1854: dau. of ard Cecil. 1854; 3. Laura. m. Andrews; William-l't‘.. 1:.August 4. 1835: settled in James Basis. of Freeport; in. (2d) April NATHAN C1-IANEY.d-.1837: a native 4. Nancy, m. Carr; 5. James-W.. Lucas county, Iowa; 5. Elijah-R... b. 25.1871.Narclssa E. Bevan. dauthter of of Maryland: removed Irom Virginia to b. October 1-1,1799: removed with his June 13, 1837: m. Drucllla P. Johnson. Joseph Bevan: had issue by flrst wife: Cadiz township. Harrison county, Ohio. parents to Short Creek township. where b. Sept. 13. 1840, daughter oi Abiram 1. Henry-3., 1:.October 17. 1836: d. June 25. 1890: settled in Washington town­ about 1805: m. in Virginia. Sarah he ii. March 10. 1885; in. (1st) 1825. and Lydia Turner Johnson, pioneers of Mansfield: d. 1847; had issue. among Martha Pennei. d. Jan. 7. 1.833;m. (2d) Nottingham township; 6. Walter-5.. 5. ship; m. (1st) April 8. 1858. Sarah others: 1834. Mrs. Sarah Campbell Bossn. a August 20. 1838: 7. Rehecca. b. Decem­ Phillips: (2.Aug. 20. 1876: daughter of 1. Thomas. b. Oct. 28, 1803, in Vir­ native at Belmont county, Ohio, d. ber 8. 1839;‘8. Harvey-L., b. September John Phillips, of Washington town­

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glnia; d. July 1, 1890.in Archer town. onel of the 193d Pennsylvania Volun­ township (had issue: i. Rachel. b. Nov. John Calderhead; 10. William-J.; 11. ship; served in the War of 1812; m. teer intantry in the Civil War; In. (lat) 10, 1842; d. April 22. 1865: ii. Alfred­ Edie-J. Sept. 25. 1836,Elisabeth Clark, had is­ Lydia Collins; m. (2d) Frances Flor­ W., b. Aug. ‘47, 1845; settled in No­ JAMES CLEMENTS. a native at sue: 1. James; 2. John; 3. William; 4. ence; ll. Eleanor-Margaret. m. John C. braaka; iii. John. b. April, 1849; d. Maryland, settled in Cadiz township, Sarah: 5. Martha; 6. Samuel. b. Dec. 14. Jamison. oi!Cadiz, Ohio); 3. Samuel. m. April 12, 1811; iv. Joseph-A.. b. Nov. Harrison county, Ohio. betore 1819; 1345; D!‘ Aug. 5, 1875. Clarinda. Ed­ Jane Hawthorne; 5. John; 6. Thomas. 16. 1852; settled in Nebraska; v. Clara­ later removing to Athens township. wards. daughter or John Edwards. or m. Ellen Barr; 7. Sarah. in. James J.. b. Feb. 27. 1855: d. April 22. 1880; in. where he died-; in. Piessey Merritt. a New Athens, Harrison county; 7. M31-y. Hunter: 8. Elizabeth. *1.James Carna­ Lee Johnson: vi. Charles-G., 11.July 10. resident of Belmont county. Ohio: had MID: 8. Elisabeth-Ann; 9. Mary—Ellen; han; 9. Rebecca. (1.young; 10. Anne, d. 1860:settled in Nebraska: vii. Ella-8., issue: 1. Nancy; 2. Josiah; 8. Daniel. 10. Thomas-W.; 11. Hannah; 12. Nancy. young. h. December 6, 1862; in. George Mills): 5. in Athens township, Dec. 24. 1819; James Clark, father of Elizabeth 5. Jane, b. Sept. 26. 1818; m. David d. Sept. 1. 1872: m. 1842. Elizabeth Chaney,was a native of Fayette county, ‘QOSHUACLARK. a native of Fayette Moore (had issue: i. Jamea—Cla.rk.set­ Dickerson; d. Jan. 22, 1888; daughter Penn.. where he married Sarah Wat­ county, Penu.. 01 th 1 ll 1 lter . Rachel. b. March 4. at Baruch Dickerson. a resident at Clark; removed. ine1:0u4l,{o°Be1:0 t “ed1824: m 7. cmu)' Ephraim. 6. b. Feb. 19. 1826; d. at son; served in the War cl 1812; had is­ county. Ohio. and: in 1808 to Short Cadiz township (had issue: i. Thomas­ sue: 1. Martha; 2. Elizabeth. m. Cadiz, Oct. 10. 1885: served in the Ohio W., b. June 14, 1846; In. June 19. 1883. Creek township. Harrison county. Legislature, 1855-57; in. Isabella Ken­ Thomas Cheney; 3. Mary; 4. John; 5, thence to l-‘reepor-t,'ln the year 1839. Josephinesmith. a resident at Harrison William. nedy, daughter or Dr. Moses and county; ii. John-M.. b. June 4. 1848; in. where he d. Jan. 17, 1868; m. in Penn­ Catherine Snyder Kennedy (had issue: June 20, 1888,Mary Sloan, daughter of ROBERT CHRISTY. of Scottish de­ sylvania. Susannah 1-‘laugh,of English L Oliver. removed with his parents to scent, b. about 1732-36: emigrated to descent: d. July 6. 1853: had issue: 1. John Sloan, a resident of Mooreileld America and iirst settled in New York Cadiz, in 1871.; in. (1st) Sept. 13. 1871. township; ill. Samuel: iv. Jane-Eiisa­ Elizabeth; 2. John: 3. Abisha, settled Clara 8. Cochran; d. Jan. 20. 1878; beth, in. Robert Bartow; v. Josiah; vi. City: removed to Jeiterson county, in Maynard. Ohio; 4. Mary: 5. Jam; daughter 0! Samuel Cochran; m. (zd) Louisa; vii. Clara-P.. in. Dunlap; Ohio. before 1800. and later located in 6. Hannah; 7. Margaret. rn. Augustus March 20. 1879.Elisabeth Agnes Kerr. settled in Belmont county, Ohio); 4. Archer township, Harrison county. Harris; 8. Susan. m. James Reeves. and daughter oi! James Kerr, at Cadla; ii. John; 5. Esther: 6. Elisa; 7. Mary; 8. Ohio, where he d. 1830; served in the settled in Washington township; 9. Francs. d. aged six years: lli. Ida, in. Merritt; 9. James. INN!“ Wart: In. Margaret Marshall, a Joshua, b. April 9. 1823:settled in Free­ George D. McFadden. of Cadiz: iv. resident of New York; had issue: 1. port; ni. Feb. 28. 1862. Sarah Covlng­ Cora-V.,d.sgedseven years): 8.Jossph, JOHN CLEMENS.a native ot county Georss. d. aged eighty-four years: ten; :1.July 5. 1887: daughter 01 Elijah 11.June 4, 1830: settled in Cadls: 9. Tyrone; Ireland. died aged one hundred served in the War of 1812; 2. William; Covington. Oscar. b. March 10, 1833: m. Margare years, his wife also having attained the 3. Robert. b. in Jeitersou county. 1799: Hamilton; settled in Walton, Kan.: same age when she died; ilr-st settled i‘ ROGER CLARK, b. 1725,in Ireland; ' in Eastern Pennsylvania; removed settled in Nottingham township, Har­ d. 1765; settled in Cumberland county. ‘ 10. Albert, 1:.Jan. 16. 1836; m. Amanda rison county. about 1832. where he d. Kerr, daughter of John C. Kerr, of Har­ from Raccoon Creek. Washington coon­ Oct. 9. 1353: In. 1831.Jane M. Mccleary. Penh.; m. (1st) in Pennsylvania. rison connty; settled in Nebraska. III. ty, Penn., to Harrison county. Ohio, Agnew: in. (2d) ; had issue by about 1837. and later to Tuscarawas b. 1812,daughter of Andrew Mccleary dust wife: Elizabeth, James, Nancy. William. IV. Mary. V. James. VI. (d. in Jeilerson county, 1812)and sister Ind Jane: had lue by second wife: Andrew. VII. Thomas. VIII. Robert. county, where he died; m. in Ireland. to James Mccleary (b. 1809) (had is­ Joseph and John. IX. Francis. Frances Scott. a sister of Alexander sue: i. David. b. Nov. 12, 1832; settled James Clark. the second child-by the Samuel Kerr. grandfather of Eliza.­ Scott. later of Scott’: Mills. Tuscarawaa in Stock township; in. April ‘I, 1864. ilrst wife. was b. 1751. in Cumberland beth Kerr Clark, was b. Oct. 25. 1792; d. county, Ohio; had issue: 1. David; Elizabeth Spllrer, daughter or Christo­ county, Penn., removed to Westrnore­ in Short Creek township, Harrison 2. John: 3. Joseph: 4. William; 5. pher Spiller; ii. Elizabeth. in. John R. land county. Pe-nn., 1776; settled in county, where he was among the James. d. aged seventy—two; ilrst I-Iinu; iii. Margaret: iv. James; v. Jeilerson county. Ohio. in 1810. where pioneers: served in the War of 1813; located in Washington county. Penn­ S8-flh-A-. In. Meredith Barrett; vi. he died. in 1833; served in the Indian m.-(lat) Sept. 28. 1815,Annie Smith; ni. sylvania; removed to Harrison county, George; served in the Civil War; vii. and Revolutionary Wars; m. 1775,Jane (2:1) September 8. 1835. Agnes Hamil­ Ohio. in 1836.and subsequently settled Jane-Anne; viii. Mary, m. George Jack. a native of Cumberland county, ton; had issue by iirst wife: 1. Sarah-J.. in Athens township; m. in Pennsyl­ Carver; Ix. Lydia-C., in. Elias Hines; x. b. 1753; had issue: m. James McLaughlin; 2. James. I). vania, Mary Campbell. s native of that Joanna-Matilda. m. Pinckney Moore): I. John. ll. Joseph. b. in Westmore­ Aprll19. 1818; d. in Cadiz, Jan. 21, 1886; State. d. aged seventy years. daughter 4. David; 6. John; 6. Sarah, d. aged land county, Penn.. Feb. 12. 1778: re­ m. Julia Ann Carrick (had issue: i. oi.’James Campbell and WlfB.'0I Scotch eighty-three years: 7. Nancy. d. aged moved to Jeilerson (now Harrison) Samuel-Mason; ll. David-Ramsey. a descent. who died in Pennsylvania ’ over eighty years; 8. Margaret. county, Ohio, in 1808. and settled in minister; iii. Elisabeth-Agnes. in.Oliver (had issue: i. John, rn. Elizabeth JAMES CLARK. h. probably in Vir­ Green township, where he d-. Oct. 3, Clark; iv. James—A.: v. Adda-Zllla, m. Moore: ii. Eliza-Jane; iii. Frances. m ginia; d. in Pennsylvania: m. Margaret 1861; m. March 4. 1811, Rachel John­ 9( Charles G. Clark, and settled in Ne­ Simpson Bethel; iv. Samuel-C., b. June Trlmble; had issue: 1. James: 2. Mat­ son; b. Dec. 31. 1793; (1. Sept. 3, 1854: braska; vi. Mary-M.; vii. Julia-Ella, m. 38. 1833.in Washington county. Pena.: thew, b. 1800, in Virginia or Pennsyl­ had issue: 1. James. b. 1812: (1. 1847; Matron. and settled in Short removed to Athens township. Harrison vania; d. in Cadiz township. 1852; m. in removed to New Philadelphia: 2. Mary, Creek township): 3. Mary, rn. William county, Ohio, and later to Cadiz town Washington county. Penn.. Jane Barr. b. Aug. 22. 1813: 3. Johnson. 1:. Aug. 31, Campbell, of Belmont county. Ohio: 4. ship; in. May 12. 1864.Sarah J. Dunlap b. 1801; d. Oct. 5. 1865: daughter of 1814: settled in Cadiz; 4. Ingram. b. Joseph-5.: 5. Ellen, 111.Stewart Car­ daughter of Hugh B. Dunlap, oi’Athens John and Sarah Galley Barr, of Scotch­ Sept. 21. 1816; d. Feb. 18, 1876; served riclr; 6. Robert. a Presbyterian minis­ township: v. Mary-J., in. Thomas Fur­ lrish descent (had issue: i. John-Barr. in the Ohio Legislature. 1866-68: in. ter; had issue by second wife: 7. bay, of New Athens. Ohio; vi. Alex­ b. Oct. 9. 1827: 11.Jan. 13. 1872: a llnlied Feb. 16. 1842.Sarah Moore. daughter 01 Thomas-I-I.: 8. Samuel-C.. a Presby­ ander-S.. settled in Newport. Tuscan­ Presbyterian minister; served as coi­ William Moore, a resident of Green terian mlnlster; 9. Margaret-Ann. in. was county: vii. Rebecca; viii. Gilles­

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Die):6. Sunu el. d. 1887, in Iowa; 7. Emmett; iii. Mary-Eleanor; iv. Frank and settled in Columbus; ii. Marietta; Lsyport; 7. Hannah. in. alliaaboth; 8. Mary; 9. Frances; 10. McClellan; v. Rees-Bnrchneld); '1. iii. William-J., d. in infancy). Whitaker: 8. Martha. m. Patter­ Sarah-Jane. b. Oct. 8, 1626. son. lll. Charles. m. Frances Arnold: CHARLES - CONAWAY, see also had issue, nine children. IV. Catharine. SAMUELCOCHRAN.of Smteh-lrlsh DAVID COLL1N8.m.Mrs.Ann Work­ Family of William Johnson. m. Henry Barnes. V. Susan. m. Ga­ descent. b. in Lancaster (nowDauphin) man Glasgow; had issue: 1. John. m. MICHAEL CONAWAY (brother to briel Holland (see Holland Family). county, Penn... 1738: d. 1818: served in Ellen Patterson (had issue: L Patter­ Charles [1751-1887] and Samuel Cona­ Vi. Elizabeth. in. Archibald Virtue. the Revolutionary War; ' ted on the son; ii. David; iii. Jane: iv. Elisabeth: wsy) b. 1737. near Baltimore. Md.. of James Hoagland». father of Martha Monongahela River. ten miles. above v. Ellen); 2. Martha. d. 1.847;m. (lat) Scotch-Irish descent: rn. 1779.Eliz.abeth Conawsy, was of Dutch descent: settled Pittsburgh. before 1800; m. 1770, Mary James Bowland-; m. (2d) 1822, John Davis. a native of Scotland; had issue: in Harrison county; his wife. Mary Shearer. b. 1754; d. 1806; had issue. Maholm (had issue. by iirat husband. I. Michael-C., b. near Baltimore. Md.. Hooey. was of Irish descent; had issue. among others: surname Eowlsnd: i. Robert. b. 1798; 1780; removed about 1800 to Pennsyl­ among others: 1. Martha. n1. Michael i. Robert. I). in Lancaster (now d. 1880: ii. Anna. b. April 18. 1810; vi. vania; in 1805settled with his parents Conaway (b. 1780): 2. Mary. m. Harvey Dauphin) county, Penn... Sept. 15, 1711; my 16.1844:in. Robert Lyons; had is­ in what is now Stock township. Har­ Tumbleson; 3. Jane. settled in the d. Feb. 1.,1861; settled near Cadiz. Ohio, sue hy second husband. surname riaon county. Ohio; in. in Pennsylvania. South: 4. Ann. m. Pintt Martin. James about 1801; an (int) 1800.in Pennsyl­ Maholm: ill. Eliza-Jane. m. 1848.Joseph 1806. Martha Hoaglsnd. daughter of Hoagland's brother. Aaron l-loagland. vania. Dorua Neal, d. 1801: m. (M) Sharon; iv. Martha-Matilda, m. 1845. James and Mary Hooey I-Iosgland; had settled in Aahland county, Ohio: an­ 1801,in Allegheny county. Penn., Sarah Resin J. Bennett: v. James-3.); 3. issue: 1. Eli. b. 1806; d».1832; 2. Aaron. other brother. Moses.settled in Holmes Calhoun, b. Jan. 8. 1787; d. April 4. Elizabeth. in. Robert Gilmore (had is­ b. Oct. 13,1807: settled in Archer town­ county. Ohio. 1867; daughter of David and Eleanor sue: L Ephraim, m. Julianna Dennison; ship; m. March 28, 1833. Dorcas Busby, ii. John: iii. Arabella. m. Theodore PATRICK CONNOR. b. in Ireland, King Calhoun: had issue by ilrst wife: daughter of John Busby. of Archer 1807; d. in Pennsylvania. 1890: in. Mar» 1. Dorcas. b. 1801; d. 1858; m. Isaac Jennings; iv. Joseph. m. Letitia A. township (had issue. fourteen children. Brady: v. Ann-W... b. April 16. 1817; garet Gallagher. b. 1813; d. 1889; had Whittaker; had issue by second wife; of whom: 1. Michael: ii. ; killed issue: 1. Bryan. h. 1885; settled at 2. Eleanor. b. Feb.-11. 1808; d. Sept. 11, d. Oct. 30. 1880; in. John M. Richey; b. in the Civil War: iii. : lV-John‘ Nov. 2. 1808: d. Jan. 30. 1897); 4. Ruth. Sallneville. Ohio. 1871: m. in England. 1867: 3. Samuel, b. March 30, 1811; d-. 8.. settled in York. Neb.; v. Henry-0.. Mary Morris, daughter of James Morris September. 1899; in. (Int) 1839.Sarah J. in. George McFadden. ~ settled in Omaha. Neb.; vi. Alphens-3.. settled in New Sharon. lows; vii. (had issue: i. Jnmes—V.): 2. Mary. in. Hedges. d. 1841; Ill. (2d) 1849. Margaret GEORGE COLLINS, h. in Maryland. Cordy: 3. Margaret, :11. Tllomnlon. b. July 11. 1820,daughter of about 1796; d. in Mooreheld township. . in. R. M. Welch: viii. . m. Whalen; 4. John. m. Mary Mecann. Samuel Thompson. of Green township Harrison county. Jan. 1, 1870,where he C. B. Burrier): 3. Elizabeth. m. 1828. (had issue by iirat wife: i. an infant. d. had settled in 1832; In. in Frederick George McKinny (had issue. five chil­ I-IIRAMCONWELL. a native oi Vir­ 1841; had issue by second wife: ii. county. Maryland, Elisa Johnson. h. dren); 4. Henry, rn. " nus Mosholder ginia. of Scotch descent; settled in Har­ Clara-8.. G. 1878; m. Oliver Clark. of 1803: d. 1890. daughter of Joseph and (had issue. three children); 5. Susanna. rison county before 1818; about 1830he Cadiz; iiL Robert-Byron. in. 1886.Flora Bela Johnson; had issue: 1. m. Joel Smith (had issue. three chil­ went to New Orleans. and never re­ ' daughter of M. Morgan, of Elizabeth; 2. Israel; 3. William; 4. dren): 6. Rachel. in. Alexander Picken turned. having died, it is thought. of Short Creek township; iv. Belle. in. Amanda; 5. Mary: 6. Zachariah. b. in (had issue. seven children); 7. Enoch. cholera. which was epidemic at that William Morgan. oi’ Cadiz township: Maryland. 1828: d. 1884; m. Rachel Wil­ d. 1861. in West Virginia; m. (let) time; in Ohio he had married Mary v. Martha); 4. David. a Unltod Presby. ' .,“, (daughter of Henry Wil!ough­ Amanda Granfel: m. (2-i) Charlotte Lo-= Cady (b. 1790: d. July 8. 1866).a. daugh­ ierlan ; b. Aug. 1. 1814: d. Oct. by). b. in Knox county. Ohio. 1831 (had man (had issue by both wives): 8.Mary, ter of John and Margaret Parr (1781­ 30. 1883. in Leavenworth, K.sn.; in. issue: I. George-i

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JAMES COOKE. A native of Ireland township. Harrison county. in 1818. removing to Wayne township, Jelfersoa where he d. 1870; m. 1883, in Harrison (son of Robert Cooke. a native of Scot­ where he died; m. in Virginia. Grace county. Ohio. in 1800: had issue: county, Mary Dempster. daughter of land. who removed to Ireland), emi­ 1. Thomas. b. in Westmorelnnd Robert and Elizabeth Hunter Dempeter. grated to America and, about 1788.aet- lssStssr.e. b. 1763; d. March 80. 1885; had county, Penn.. 1795; settled in Green of Jeflerson county (the former a tied in Washington county, Penn., I. William. b. Aug. 1, 1796; d. in Iowa, township. Harrison county. Ohio. in native of Penaylvanla; the latter a. thence removed to Athens township. Sept. 27. 1860. ll. Joseph. b. in Vir­ 1814. where he d. 1879; m. Nancy daughter of John Hunter, who settled Harrison county. Ohio. about 1805; d. ginia. Jan. 9, 1799; d. April 22, 1886: in. Shepler: had issue: 1. Christina: 2. in Jefferson countyln 1820);(had issue: 1815; m. in Ireland. Nancy Moore. d. in Fayette county. Penn.. 1825. Ruth Mary; 3. Jacob; 4. Lucinda; 5. James, in. 1. John-W.; ll. William-D.. b. Jan. 8. 1829; had issue: 1. Mary, m. John Love. Griillth. of Welsh descent. b. in West­ Sept. 4. 1823: settled in German town­ 1836: in. March 10, 1867. Lucy Burns. II. Elisabeth, m. John Henderson. ill. moreland county. Penn» Jan. 1. 1801; ship; m. 1846. Margaret Gutshall. daughter of John M. and Elizabeth Robert. IV. William. V. James. VI. daughter of William and Sarah Cooks daughter of Daniel and Mary Hospel­ Hilbert Burns: iii. Joseph: iv. Albert: John. V11. Thomas. VIII. George. b. Grimth: had issue: 1. Amos-A., settled horn Gutshall. who settled in Harrison v. Elizabeth; vi. Isabelle; vii. Mary­ in Washington county. Psnn.. May 5. in Poweaheilr county. Iowa: 2. Ben}... county, in 1800-—thefather served in M.; viii. Margaret-J.); 7. Archibald. 1804: settled in Athens township: m. min-'l‘.. b. May 16. 1828; m. 1865.Rachel the War of 1812-(had issue: 1. Mary­ John M. Burns. father of Lucy Burns July 10. 1824,Nancy Anderson. daugh­ Lukens. b. 1834. in Guernsey county, M.; ii. Thomas-D.: iii. Nancy—J.; iv. Copeland. was a native of Westmore ter of Col. William Anderson. an early Ohio. daughter of Moses and Elizabeth Elimheth-A.; v. Christina-L.; vi. Re­ land county, Penn.: removed to Smith­ settler in Cad-istownship; had issue: 1. Barber Lukena: 3. Israel. d. in infancy; becca-S.; vii. Sarah—S.: viii. James-A.; fleld. Jeiferson county. Ohio: afterward Nancy, m. William Gillespie. and set­ 4. Oliver-0.. b. Aug. 11. 1830: served in ix. Emma-A.: x. Adaline: xi. Evallne. settled in German township. Harrison tled in Guernsey county: 2. Melila. m. the Ohio Legislature. 1880-1881: m. twin sister to Adaline last named: xii. county: in. Elizabeth Hilbert. daughter James Crossan: 3. Ruth-E.. in. David March 6, 1856.Sarah Williams. d. May Laura-3.; xiii. Samantha-M.); 6. Sam­ of John Hilbert: had issue: 1. Frances­ Moconsnghey; 4. Ma.ry: 5. Jane. on. 19. 1859.daughter of Nathan and Sarah uel: 7. Peter: 8. Joseph-L.; 9. John-M.; Samantha. m. Alexander Henderson; 2. Thomas Morrow; 6. James. b. Dec. 28. Williams. of Harrison county; 5. , 10. Henry: 11. Thomas-F.; 12. George. Letitia. m. Joseph Courtright: 3. 1836; in. March 4.1868.Jane Mccraoken, d. in infancy. Ill. Isaac. b. Feb. 1. 1801; 11.James. III. Susan. IV. Samuel. V. Lomlda. in. Henry Taylor; 4. Lucy. in. daughter of William Mccracken. of d. Dec. 19. 1883. IV. John. b. in Vir­ Mary. VI. Jennie. VII. Joseph. VIII. William D. Copeland. Belmont county: 7. William; 8. George: ginia, April 25. 1803: m. 1832. Mary Nancy. 11!.John. X. Ibo. Leonard Walters. father of Mary 9. John. settled in Bridgeport, Ohio; 10. Lukens. b. in Pennsylvania, Nov. 4. Waiters Copeland. was an early settler Thomas. twin brother to John; 11. 1804; d. July 19. 1876; daughter of JOHN COPELAND, a native of Ira­ in Jeiferson county; in. Rachel Ruby; Mary-N., m. John H. Rourk; .12. Ma­ Moses and Sarah Lulrens; had issue: 1. land. emigrated to America and settled had issue: 1. Thomas; 2. Joseph; 3. tilda. in. William Walker. Sarah-'i‘.. h. June 2, 1833: 2. Lemuel. d. in Maryland or Pennsylvania, whence, Mary-A., rn. James Copeland; 4. Catha­ JOSEPH COOK. b. in Pennsylvania: young; 3. Hiram. b. Dec. 18. 1843: in. in 1805.he removed to Jeifersun county, rine: 5. Martha; 6. Maria. settled in Freeport township about 1872.Martha Thomas. daught of Isaac Ohio; (1. 1840: m. Isabelle Leach, a 1820; had issue: 1. Jesse. b. 1810; d. and Anna Thomas. early settlers in native of Pennsylvania; had issue: 1. ROBERT COIYLTER. a native of 1898: m. 1825. at Westchcster. Ohio, Harrison county. V. James. b. Nov. 9, Samuel; 2. Thomas. b. in Jeflerson county Antrim. Ireland; emigrated to Susanna Wilson, b. 1814: d. 1836: 1806: d. in Hopedale. Jan. 17. 1868. county, Ohio: removed to Franklin Americaand settledwith three brothers daughter of James Wilson (had- issue: Mosesand Elizabeth Lukens, parents township. Harrison county. Ohio. be­ in Chester county. Penn.. 1180-1790: 1. William. b. 1837: removed to Bloom­ 0f R1656‘ COPE.removed to Harrison fore 1837.where he ii. July 4. 1877: m. in thence removed to Lancaster county. ington, lll.; m. Temperance Perrgoy; ll. county from Guernsey county. in 1838. Harrison county. Nancy A. Dick:d. » Penn.: rn. Isabella Mayes. a native of T.-1-1.: settled in Solo); 2. Joseph, b. The father of Elizabeth Lukens was April 1. 1880.daughter of William Dick. the North of Ireland, daughter of 1312; 3. David. b. 1315; 4. Jane. Samuel Barber, b. 1777; d. in Harrison a resident of Harrison county (had is­ Joseph Mayes, who after the death of sue: 1. Jane. in. John Hilton: ll. lea­ her first husband. in. Robert McCoy; WILLIAM C. COOPER. a native of county. in January. 1851; m. Ann Schoolcy, b. 1766: d. Oct. 1. 1863. belie. rn. Nathaniel Lulxens: ill. John; removed in 1816 to Jefferson county. England. emigrated to America and iv. Mary; v. William. b. Sept. 4. 1837;rn. Ohio; thence in 1828to Perry township. drst settled in Pennsylvania; later re­ SAMUEL COPE. b. in Frederick 1863. Mary Cruln, daughter of George Tuacnrnwas county. Ohio, where she d. moved to near Deesville. Harrison County. Va... 1762; d. November, 1854: Ci-uin.ofFranklintownshipl: 3.Josep‘i: June. 1849: had issue: 1. Andrew. b. county. Ohio. where he died; his widow settled in Green township, 1823; m. in 4. James. b. in Maryland. Aug. 7. 1801: June 14. 1796. in Lancaster county, d. in Cadiz township; had issue: 1. Frederick county. Va., 1797. Sarah settled in Wsshinvton townsh‘i!. where Penn.: d. Sept. 30. 1872. at Smithfield, Sarah. in. Lalferty. and settled in Steer, b. Feb. 27, 1778; d-.1828; daughter he d-. April 30. 1859; In. 1837, Mary A. Ohio; removed in 1816 to Jefferson Cndlz township: 2. William. settled in of James and Ahizsi Steer; had-issue: Walters, daughter of Leonard and countv. Ohio: m. (lat) Jane Reed :1na­ Carrollton. Ohio; 8. Benjamin: 4. 1. John. b. 1799; 2. Elizabeth. b. 1801: Rachel Ruby Walters. of Jefferson tive of Jefferson county: m. (M) June 9. Stephen, settled in Ore-von; 5. John. .1. Susannah. b. 1803: m. 1830, Lloyd county (had issue: i. 'l‘hornas—W.. iv. 1844, Nancy Mayes. b. Sept. 15. 1815; d. rettled in Rising Sun. Ohio; 6. Thomas, Case of Pennsylvania (had issue: 1. in Franklin township. Anv. 26. 1838: June 17. 1859: had issue. among others: d. in the army; 7. Michael. removed to James: ii. William; iii. Thomas; iv. settled in Washington township: served 1. Robert-McCoy. is. March 19. 1849. Indiana: 8. Louisa. m. John S. Cleven­ Sarah-Elizabeth; v. Rhoda-Jane): 4. in the Civil War: was a prisoner at near Bethel. Ohio; a Presbyterian min­ der. and settled in Dakota: 9. Mary. Abigail. b. 1805: 5. Joshua. b. 1808: 6. Andersonville: rn. Aug. 29, 1869. Mary ister: rn. Sent. 27. 1881.Janet E. McCoy. JOHN COPE. a native of Virginia Jane. b. 1811: 7. Sarah. b. 1814: 8. Anna. E. Ramsey, of Washinvton township: daughter of Matthew McCoy,of Archer (great grandson of Oliver Cope. who b. 1315; 9. Mary. b. 1319; 10. Rachel. b. ll, Matilda: iii. Rachel: iv. Amanda: v. township. Harrison county. emigrated from Wiltshire. England».to 1823. la-abellet vi. Leonard’: vii. S.-S.: viii. Joseph Mayes. father of Nancy Mayes Pennsylvania. 1687. and d. 1701). re­ JAMES COPELAND, a native of Ire­ Nannie-E.: ix. John. served in the Civil Coultar, was b. June 6, 1785. in Wash­ moved from Virginia to Belmont coun­ land. emiirrated to Pennsylvania and War: d. about 1865): E. David: 6. Wil­ ington county, Penn.. of Scotch-Irish ty. Ohio. in 1812: located in Short Creek settled in Weetmoreland county, thence liam. settled in Franklin township. descent; settled near Folks’ Station. /o 24 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIE3 25

Green township. Harrison county. removed to Rush Creek. Jeiieraon (art; 6. Rebecca. b. July 27, 1813; In. township. Alexander Wiggins. the where he d. Dec. 29, 1845; In. Sarah Mil­ county, Ohio. where he remained until Andrew Patterson. oi Pickaway county, father of Edward Wiggins. was of ler. daughter oi John Miller, oi Beech about 1812, and then settled in Not­ Ohio; 7. William, b. March 15, 1816; scotch descent, having come to Amer­ Spring. Ohio. tingham township, Harrison county, d. Feb. 8. 1872. in Fulton county. Illi­ ica irom the North of Ireland a short Ohio. where he d. 1829-;had issue: ' noia: 8. Walter. b. July 4. 1819; m. (1st) time before Edward was born. Edward WILLIAM COIJLTRAP, a. native of I. Rhoda. II. Sarah. III. Rachel. IV. Wiggins died in Virginia. Virginia, oi Scottish descent, settled in 1844, Jane Moore. b. 1824; d. 1859; Ann. V. Amy. VI. Cornelius. VII. daughter at William and Sarah Moore. ROBERT CREE. a native oi Penn­ Stock township. Harrison county, Gabriel. VIII. William, b. in Penn­ of Green township; m. (2d) 1860, Han­ Ohio. in 1816, where he d. 1823; m. in sylvania. m. Elizabeth Vlllarl. b. in sylvania, about 1795; m. Rachel Moore. nah I-Iendoraon. d. 1879; In. (3d) Flor­ Pennsylvania, Oct. 12.1763;daughter of Virginia, Mary Woods; d. 1842; had 5. about 1811; daughter oi Loami ence Weich. daughter of William issue: 1. William, b. in Virginia, 1800; John and Mary Villars; had issue: Moore. who served in the Revolution­ Welsh (had issue by ilrst wire: I. 1. Ann. b. Nov. 13. 1788. d. 1845: m. in Jeilerson county. Sarah ary War; had issue: 1. Sarah: 2. Sa.rah~Jane, d. aged thirteen years; ii. Moore; b. 1796; d. Sept. 8, 1889 (had Keziah; 3. John-D., b. June 12. 1825: in. Amanda, m. Cassius M. Nichols; iii. issue: 1. Nathaniel; ii. Nancy; iii. May 27. 1847. Elizabeth Moore. b. Feb. John, settled in Nebraska; iv. Eliza­ Mary; iv. Richard-M.. b. 1840: in. Mary beth, in. W. H. Ogievee. and settled in IV. Robert, b. April 12. 1791. E. Moore: v. David; vi. Ruth; vii. 6. 1829. in Moorenelrl township. Har­ V. George. b. Dec. 28, 1793. Oliver: viii. Nathan; ix. William; x. rlon county, daughter of David and Illinois; had issue by second wife: v. VI. Eleanor, b. April 20. 1795. Sarah Kidwell Moore (had issue: 1. William; vi. , d. in infancy): 9. VII. John. b. Sept. 18, 1796. Susannah; xi. Margaret; xii. Charles); William: ii. Sarah; iii. Martha; iv. John, b. July 31. 1822; d. Sept. 16. 1825. 2. Henry; 3. David; 4. Matthew; 5. VIII. James, b. in Pennsylvania. May Gabriel; v. Mary; vi. Edmond; vii. VII. Walter. VIII. Jane. IX. Susan. 12. 1798: d. May 16, 1859: removed to Elizabeth, rn. Hall; 6. Sarah. m. Elmer): 4. Lcami: 5. Gabriel: 6. McGeel; 1. Margaret, in. Freeport township. Harrison county, Hall. Shepard; '1.James, served in the Civil EDWARD CRAWFORD. b. in Vir­ Ohio. about 1817: in. Dec. 27. 1817. War: 8. William. served in the Civil ginia. about 1760; d. in Archer town­ Sarah Woods. b. March 10, 1803: d. JOHN COIIRTRIGI-I1‘. b. in New War: 9. Peter; 10. Mary-A. ship. Harrison county. 1831; removed Sept. 23, 1860; had issue: 1. William­ Jersey, Sept. 7. 1774; removed to Wash­ there from Brooke county, West Vir­ A.. b. Dec. 31. 1818: d. Oct. 17, 1881: 2. ington county, Penn., and thence to WALTER CRAIG. a native of Ire­ ginia, in March. 1806: m.MaryWlggins, Elijah-W.. b. April 22. 1825; d. Oct. 17. near the present site of Salinevllle. Co­ land. of Scotch descent. settled at West b.1770; d. 1864; daughter of Edward and 1843: 3. James-I-I., b. Aug. 29. 1829: d. lumblana county. Ohio. before 1809; Middletown. Wnshlutzton .county,Penn., CharityWiggins.of Brooke county: had Dec. 6. 1856; 4. John-W., b. Jun.-30, had issue: about 1781; m. in Ireland. Jane Me­ issue: 1. Ellen. m. James Hagerty: 2. 1832: 5. . b. April 24. 1833: d. in I. Jacob-V. II. James. III. Samuel, Cieon; had issue: Mary. in. James Harper: 3. Alexander. infancy; 6. Thomas-M.. b. April 24. b. April 30, 1809; removed in 1829 to I. David. II. Thomas. III. Ann. 11. d. in Carroll county; 4. Thomas. b. Dec. 1835: in. March 6. 1859. Caroline A. Carroiltou, Ohio, later to Short Crcek 1780; d. Aug. 30. 1847; rn. John Jamison 3. 1804.in Brooke county, Va.; removed Grant. b. Nov. 20. 1833: daughter of township. Ilarrison county, and In 1856 (see Jamison Family). IV. Rebecca. with his parents to Archer township; Mead and Elizabeth Grant. of Carroll to Smlthileldu, Jeiierson county; m. V. William. VI. John. b. in Ireland. in. (1st) 1829. Jane Kelly, daughter oi.’ county. Ohio; the former d. June 7, (lat) 1829. Frances Zollnrs; d. 1862; Aug. 1. 1775; emigrated to America Hugh and Mary Kelly. residents of 1883; the latter d. Feb. 8, 1886;'1.Sarah­ daughter of Frederick Zollars, of Har­ with his parents, and aiterwards set­ Cadiz; m. (2d-) March 5, 1839. Mrs. J.. b. May 20, 1887: 8. George-W., b. rison county; m. (2d) 1867, Mary E. tled nt I-Iardscralyble (now West Alex­ Eleanor Forbes. Wid0V 0! Joseph April 4. 1839: 9. Robert-B., b. Nov. 5. Stonebraker; had issue by ilrst wife: ander), Penn.. removed in 1803 to Forbes. a former resident of Harrison 1841;served in the Civil War‘.d. May 10. 1. James; 2. Franklin; 3. Z.-Z., b. July Green township. Harrison county,0l'i». county (had issue by nrst wife: i. 1863.in the army; 10. Mary-M.. b. Sept. 12, 1832; settled in Freeport in 1875: where he d. Aug. 22. 1825: m. in Penn­ Hugh; ii. Edward; iii. Isabella; iv. 7, 1844', 11. Elisabeth-V.. b. June 16, m. 1858. Mary A. Crew; 4. Vail. settled sylvania. Elizabeth Johnson. 1). June Thomas; had issue by second wife: v. 1847. in Illinois; 5. Mary-Jnnc, rn. George D. 23. 1781; d. Feb. 23. 1864: had issue: 1. Jnhn-A.; vi. Elizabeth; vii. Jane; viii Walcott; 6. Charles; ’I. Ann-Itebcccn. Jane. b. June 14. 1802: d. 1890: rn. Robert: ix. James-F.: 1. Jason): . ROBERT CROSKEY.a native of Ire­ in. Thomas Penny; 8. John; 9. Sarah. Joshua. Hamilton; 2. Johnson. b. in Isabella, rn. William Welch; 6. Char­ land. emigrated to America and later. m. William Carrick: 10. William, set­ Green township. Dec. 19. 1801!:d. 1888: lotta: 7. Josiah; 8. Nancy. in. William in 1832. removed to Green township. tled in Franklin; 11. Joseph-W.. b. Jan. in. 1834. Martha Thompson. b. 1810; d. Lewis; settled in Holmes county: 9. Harrison county. Ohio; had issue: 6. 1847, in Short Creek township; set­ July 18. 1890; a daughter of Samuel Marraret: 10. Elizabeth, m. Joseph I. William. 11.John, b. in New Jer­ tled in Frceport township: served in Thompson of Green township (had is­ McGonigal; 11.John, b. in Archer town­ sey. Oct. 7. 1775: d. March 16. 1862: m. the Civil War: m. (lstl Sept. 28. 1866. sue: i. John. d. in infancy; ii. Thomp­ ship, Nov. 29. 1816: m. in 1849. Eliza­ in Pennsylvania, Feb. 9, 1801,Catherine Letitia Burns: (1.Aug. 17. I875; daugh­ son: settled in Nebraska: iii. Rachel­ beth I-Iedzes. b. 1827: d. 1877; daughter Fry, b. June 25. 1781; d. in Iowa. Jan. ter of John M. Burns; m. (2:1) Oct. 15. A.. in. George W. Brown: settled in of Samuel and Prudy Hedges (had is­ 22. 1863; daughter of Samuel Fry. a 1881.Laura Steadman. of Freeport; 12. Nebraska; iv. Eliza-1.. m.‘M.R. Turner, sue: i. Mary. m. Hamilton Lisle, of resident of Pennsylvania; had issue: 1. Melissa. in. Wilson Luger. i\’. Isaac. and settled in Nebraska: v. William-S ; Archer township: ii. Samuel-E., b. in John, b. April 19. 1802: d. Oct. 20, 1867: V. William. VI. Milo. VII. Judith. settled in Nebraska: vi. John-A.. b. Archer township. 1853: settled in Cadiz m. Esther ; 2. Christina. b. Feb. VIII. Rebecca. May 6. 1852; m. Oct. 20. 1881. Elizabeth township; m. 1874.Emma E. Barrett. a iii, 1804; 3. Rachel. b. Feb. 22, 1806; 4. J. Mills. daughter of James and Nancy native of Nottingham township. daugh­ Samuel-F., b. Dec. 11. 1808; 5. Sarah. b. GEORGE COX. see Family of David Davis Mills); 3. Rachel. b. Sept. 18, ter oi William H. Barrett: iii. Alex­ Jan. 12, 1811'. 6. Jackson. b. Feb. 6. Smylie. 1805: d. Aug. 22. 1825: 4. Mary. b. Jul.‘ ander: settled in Archer township: iv. 1815: d. Feb. 7. 1890; 7. William, b. Oct. PETER CRABTREE. a native of )6. 1808: m. Nathaniel Gi'more: settled Harriet. d. 1878: v. Martha. rn. John 11, 1811; in. Jan. 16. 1840.Susan Baxter, England. emigrated to America and in Ford cnunty. Ill.: 5. Ann. b. Feb. 22. Holland. ot Cadiz: vi. Margaret): 12. b. May 11. 1822. daughter of Samuel P. ilrst settled in western Pennsylvania; 1811'. d. Feb. 27. 1887: in. James Tag­ Harriet. in. Matthew McCoy,oi Archer Baxter, a pioneer of Green township

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(had issue: i. Nancy-Jane, b. June 25. IV. Ezekiel; had issue by second wife: county. Psnn.. who settled at Cadiz county, Ohio. when Frances was on 1341: to. Edward Hall; ii. Clarinds, b. V. Thomas. VI. Robert. VII. Ben­ about 1820-25. IV. Joseph. d. May 18, years old: (had issue: 1. Mary-13.. in. Oct. 9. 1845: m. Resin B. Mansfield; iii. lamin. VIII. Wiuiun. IX. Hugh. 1807. V. Robert. :1.in West Virginia. Dr. D. J. Snyder; ll. Caroline-A.. In. W. Louisa-Caroline, b. sspt. 9, 1343; ¢_ X. Joseph. XI. George. settled in N. McCormick; settled in Florida; iii. 31111028.1869; iv. Susan-Amanda, b. Mnskingum county. Ohio. . EMANUEL CIISTER, d. at Jessups. James-A.. served in Civil War: killed Feb. 7. 1855; m. William F. Houser): m. Thomas Pouock. and settled in Maryland. oi which state he was a at Mount Sterling, Ky.; iv. Albert-0.. 3- Abnhun. b. Jan. :4. 1320: settled in Guernsey county, Ohio. XIII. Mary, native, aged over one hundred years; b. 1850; d. April 1, 1870. in Steuben­ Chicago: m. Mary Phillips. daughter or d. urea eight. XIV. Gillespie, b. in removed to Harrison county. Ohio. ville, Ohio; v. Clarence-P.); 2. Alex­ Thomas and Elisabeth William Phil­ Athens township, October, 1816; nl. early in the century, atterwarda return­ ander. d. aged four years; 8. Stewart­ “N (had issue: 1.Thomas, in. Martha (1st) Dec. 17. 1840. Dorcas Holt. of ing to Maryland; had issue: F.. settled in Conuotton. Harrison Osburn). Guernsey county, b. 1818; d. Aug. I. John. a native of Frederick county; 4. John; 5. Henry-I... settled in WILLIAM CROSKEY. h. in Ireland. 15. 1865; in. (2d) Nov. 8. 1866. Elisa county, Md.. d. at Creaaptown. Alle­ New Philadelphia: 6. Robert. Settled in 1795: d. 1878; son oi Robert Croakey, J. Duncan. a native of Guernsey coun­ gsny county, that State. 1830: had Bcio; 7. Isaac. settled in Westerville. who emigrated to Maryland. in 1775; ty, daughter of James Duncan (Li.1835), issue. among others: 1. Emanuel-I-1.. Ohio; 8. Vincent, d. in iniancy. removed to Washington county, Penn., and Elizabeth McKinney Duncan (d. b. at Cresaptown, Dec. 10. 1806: re­ III. Emanuel. d. in Maryland. 1861); had issue by iirst wife: 1. John. moved to Rumley. Harrison county. IV. Charlotte. b. 1796; d. 1854: in. find I-M1106.in 1812. to Green township, Robert Cummings. b. 1789; d. 1823. Harrison county, Ohio; in. 1343, Mar­ b. Sept. 20. 1841. in Athens township; Ohio, about 1824,and later. to Monroe. garet Crsbb. of Jeiierson county, Ohio: m. Nov. 8. 1866, Sarah Jane McDowell. Mich.; in. (let) Aug. 7, 1828. Matilda V. Susan. in. John Hendricks. had issue: 1. Robert; 2. Margaret. in. b. 1845; d. 1890; daughter of William Viers, cl.July 18. 1834; in. (2d) Feb. 23. VI. Mary. m. Joseph Cummings. June! Thompson: 3. Henry. settled in and Hannah Wattora McDowell. early 1836. Mrs. Mary Ward Kirkpatrick. b. ROBERT DAVIDSON, a native of McLean county. Ill.; 4. Anlu. m. John settlers in Athens township; 2. Mary, near Burgettstown, Washington coun­ Pennsylvania. removed to Green town­ Clliford-.and settled in Green township; in. Jeremiah Brown. of Monroe town­ ty. Penn., May 81. 1807; daughter of ship. Harriaon county, in 1302; in. 5. Mary, in. George McFadden; 6. Sarah, shivi 3. Sarah-Ann. m. F. M. Cooper. Thomas and Sarah Ward. of Cross about 1804. Croskey. sister of in. Thomas Groves.ot Jeiierson county; and settled in New Athens; 4. Robert. Creek township (she in. 1st, Israel R. John Croskey. with whom he came to ‘I. John, died in infancy; 3. , d. aged seventeen: had- issue by second Kirkpatrick, and by him had issue: 1. Ohio; had issue: 1. Margaret: 2. Elisa­ wlie: 5. Dorcas-Eliza. m. Samuel A. David; settled In Wood county. Ohio; beth: 3. Robert: 4.James; 5. Rachel: 6. Kirkland. ii. Lydia-A., in. David Reed. and settled THOMAS CRUMLEY. a native of William. b. 1822: removed to Iowa at Monroe. Mich.) (had issue by that in 1877: in. Oct. 10. 1849. Christian Virginia. ll. Dec. 31. 1176; d. July 3. JOHN CUNNINGHAM. A native of wife, three children. of whom: i. Shepier. daughter of Samuel shepler. of 1861: settlcd- near what is now the Brice-V.. settled at Columbus, Ohio; village of I-Inrrlsviile.Harrison county, Ireland, of Scottish descent. emigrated Green township (had issue: i. Samuel­ to America. and nrst settled at Balti­ had issue by second wile: iv. George­ F'.. b. March 19. 1850; in. Nov. 18. 1869. Ohio. in 1302, coming into Ohio with Armstrong. b. Dec. 5. I839; served as the Dicksnons and Dunlaps; m. in more; thence removed to Fayette and Caroline M. Bell. daughter 0! Francis Wcstmorelnnd counties, Penn.: d. in general in the Civil War. and after­ Bell, a resident of Wayne bownship. Wat Vlrginin. Elizabeth Gardner, of wards killed by the Indians at the bat­ English descent; d. 1856; had 13311;:1_ Westmoreland county. April 19. 1797; Jefieraon county. Ohio; ii. James-H.): in. Elizabeth . d. in Westmore­ tle of the Little Big Horn. June 25, 7. Mary. Samuel: 2. Sarah: 3. Mary, in. Joshua land county. March 2, 1816; had issue: 1878; in. Feb. 9. 1864, Elizabeth Bacon. Dickerson; 4. William: 5. Thomas; 6. daughter of Judge Daniel S. Baco. of SAMUEL DAVIDSON. b. in Alleg-any Ira, b. Oct. 7. 1809: settled near Free­ I. James, b. 1780: d. at Mansfield. Ohio. county, Md.. 1771; was one of a. family 1870; served as a captain in the War of Monroe, Mich.; v. Nevin. b. July 29, at thirteen children; his father was a port. in Washington township; in. Jan. 1812. II. Ezekiel, in. Feb. 25, 1813,Mary I842; settled near Monroe. Mich.; vi. 31, 1840.Jane Dickerson (had issue: i. Thomas-Ward. b. March 15. 1845; lieu­ native of Ireland, who emigrated to Mary-E.. m. David McFadden. and set­ Dregoo; settled near Chillicothe. Ross Maryland; settled inwashlngton town­ tled in Iowa: ii. Sarah. m. William county. Ohio. III. David. b. May 6. 1183; tenant U. S A.; killed at battle of the d. May 21. 1849; in. (1st) Dec. 23. 1806. Little Big Horn. June 25. 1876: vii. ship. Harrison county. Ohio, in 1812. Wilson, and settled in Freeport. Har­ in Fayette county. Penn., Mary Mc­ Boston. in. Oct. 31, 1848: killed at the where a cousin had p him: m. rison county; iii. Hiram: iv. Clara: v. battle of the Little Big Horn. June 25, Mary Drake. a native of Pennsylvania; Thomas. in. Oct. 9. 1888. Abbie Kirk­ Laughlln. b. Sept. 28. 1782; d. April 6. had issue: 1829: daughter at John and Elizabeth 1876: viii. Margaret-Emma. b. June 5. I. Lewis. II. Jesse. III. Jonah. b. in patrick. daughier of G. W. Kirkpatrick. McLaughlin; in. (2d) Ann Barrick­ 1852: m. Lieut. Calhoun, killed oi Mooreileld township. I-Inrrison law. b. May 8. 1808: d. Aug. 13. 1887: at the battle at the Little Big Born, Allegany county. Md.. July 4. 1804; d. county); '1.Elizabeth; 8. John: 9. Han­ had issue by first wife: 1. John, b. Oct. June 25, 1876). June 16, 1889: m. 1829. Sarah Joice, d. nah, m. Glsaener; 10.James; 11. 29. 1808: d. Aug. 18. 1870: m. Feb. 3. II. Jacob. h. 1790 at Jessups. Md.: rl. 1859;had issue: 1. Elisa. b. in Washing­ Aaron-W.; 12. Emily. m. Bark­ 1829. Nancy Sharp. b. 1810‘. d. Oct. 10. 1862. in Rumley township. Harrison ton township, Oct. 26. 1832: In. Aug. 4. hurst; 13. Joseph; 14. David. I875; dauvhter of William (d. 1835)and county, where he had settled before I864. James Wilson; d. 1873; son of ROBERT CIILBERTSON. b. in Ire­ Mary McFadden Sharp. who removed 1815: in. Sarah W4-iwter. I-. 1793: d. James and Sarah Brock Wilson, natives land, 1743: emigrated to Ohio in 1811, from Hopewell township (7), Washing­ 1835; daughter of William Webster. a of Virginia. who were among the early and settled one mile northeast 0! New ton county, Penn.. to Harrison county pioneer of Ohio: had issue: 1. William­ settlers of Mooreiield township. IV. Athens. in what is now Harrison (had issue: i. Mary. m. 1850. Eldred Webster. b. in New Rumlev. July 1. Mary. V. Hannah. VI. Nancy. county, Ohio, where he died Dec. 22-24, Glencsirn Holliday. son of Robert and I816; settled at Scio. about 1850: m. in WILLIAM DAVIDSON. b. Nov. 20. 1840: in. (let) In Ireland. ; rn. Eliza White I-Iolliday; ii. David. 1). New Hagerstown. Frances Amelia 1747,son oi William Davidson. a native (241)in Ireland. : d. aged sixty­ March 1. 1837: m. 1859. Laura Phillips, Phelps. h. in Massachusetts. daughter of Ireland, who settled in Pennsylvania seven: had issue by nrst wife: dauvhter of Thomas and Elizabeth of Eben and Mary Kihboe Phelps, who before the Revolutionary War: m. (1st) I. James. II. John. III. Samuel. Williams Phillips, natives of Chester settled in Franklin (nowKent). Portns! Rosanna Hutchinson. I native or /7 28 OKXO VALL-Ill Y GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 29

Wales; m. (:d) Barbara McDale (by DANIEL DEWEY, b. in Lebanon. immigrant ancestor. Matthew Grant) in. (1st) Margaret McPherson; 11:.(Id) whom he had issue, live sons and three Conn., June 19, 1731: d. March 9, 1818; and Hepzibah Lyman idausimr 0! UOHIOIIICraig (had issue: 1. Joshua­ daughters); had issue by nrst wife. served as ensign. lieutenant, and cap­ Richard and 1-iepzibah Ford I-«Y1-‘MillD.; ii. Nancy; iii. Alexander; iv. John. three sons and two daughters. of tain in Company 4. Twelfth Connecticut Dewey. Josiah Dewey, inst named, was b. April 13. 1810;. d. April 10, 1866; in. whom: Militia. 1787 to 1778; a personal friend the son of Thomas Dewey (b. about (1st) Mary Adams. daughter of Robert: 1. Lewis, 1:.March 23. 1773. in Fayette of " Brother Jonathan “ Trumbull 1597,at Sandwich. Kent county, Enl­ m. Lzdj Mary Johnson: v. Jane, m. county. Penn.; removed in 1801to the (Governor of Connecticut) ; in. Feb. 22. land) who immigrated to Dorchester Samuel Walters; vi. Ruth. m. Lewis presenirsim-of Catlettsburg, Kentucky: 1763. Temperance Bailey, b. Feb. 2. (now South Boston), Mass.. in 1830.on Barker; vii. Henry; viii. Lydia. :11. a year later located on the French 1731: d. March 31. 1796: daughter of the vessel. “Mary and John." with Howard Trusell; ix. Margaret. m. Wil­ grant, in Scio county, Ohio, where he Isaac and Abigail Hunt Bailey; had is­ Matthew Grant and others. WIIBIWO310 liam Haslett; x. Matilda); 2. George: remained until 1809. and thence re­ sue. nine children (Temperance.Esther. removed to Connecticut. 1“ 1535. I-911 3. Gideon, in. Elias Guun. and removed moved to 1"reGp0I’t.Harrison county, Daniel. Eliphalet. Philena, Ebeneser, helped to found the town of Windsor. to Ohio; 4. Henry, m. Catharine Beck, Ohio; served in the War of 181.8; in. Joshua. Experience, and Anna). of and removed to lninois; 6. Leonard. m. his cousin. Mary Davidson. b. in Alle­ whom: ASA DICKERSON. b. 1814; ti. 1864: Susan Wolf. and removed to Ohio; 6. gany county. Md.. Sept. 23. 1778. I. Eliphalet. b. at Lebanon. Conn.. a native of Washiflsmll 001101’.P351» Ass: 7. Margaret. m. McLaugh­ daughter of Lewis and Nancy Todd Dec. 13. 1782; d. at Cadiz. 1838; re­ probably of the immediate family of lin; 8. Ruth, m. Reynolds. Davidson: the former was a brother moved to Hartwick. Conn. 1798.where John or Henry Dickerson; removed to of William Davidson, Jr.: the latter a he was instrumental in building Hart­ Harrison county. Ohio. Wheffi 3“ 1'11­ JOSHUA DICKERSON. h. 1740; d. in native of England. Lewis and Mary wicir Seminary; emigrated to Ohio in Jane Dunlap, b. in Harrison county, Fayette county, i-'enn.. Oct. 10, 1827: Davidson were ill. in Fayette county. 1835,where he joined his son, Chaun­ 1814: (1.1878; had issue: 1. Samuel-1).; came from New Jersey; settled on what Penn. in July, 1798; had issue: 1. W11­ cey. who had preceded him; m. at Le­ settled at Peabody, Kan.; 2. William­ is now called Dickerson’s Run. in Dun­ Ham; 8. Nancy. 0. in Scioto county, banon. Conn.. Aug. 25. 1793. Rachel l»i.; 3. Sarah-J.. in. Adam Dunlap; 4. llar township. near East Liberty, Fay­ Ohio: 3. Rosanna. d. in Soioto connq: Ann Hyde. b. Dec. 3,, 1761, at Norwich Lydia-E.. m. J. E. Carnahan, and set­ ette county. Peun., about 1770: here, 4. John-S.: 5. Mordeui-W.; 8. Lewis­ West Farms. Conn.: d. at Cadls. 1847; tled in Pawnee county, Neb.: 5. Dunlap. in 1780.he built a grist-mill on the site 1-1.,h. 1809, in Scioto county: removed daughter of Silas and- Martha Water­ d. in the army during the Civil War; of the mill now owned by the Oglsves with his parenia to Harrison county; man Hyde; had issue. nine children 6. Granville. settled at Maryville. Mo.: brothers; from this settlement and its settled in Freeport township, Harrison (Eliphalet, Susan. Lucy-Williams. 7. Rebecca-Caroline. m. Joseph McFad­ vicinity emigrated to Harrison county county: was licensed to preach Feb. 8. Martha. Chauncey. Josiah. Henry. Har­ den Hamilton: 8. Adam-J., settled in the families of Dunlap. Oglevee, Bar­ 1845; :21.Jan. 7, 1830. near Mooreiield, riet aud Silas), of whom: 1. Chauncey. Lyons. Kan. rlcklow, Rankin, and others; Joshua Harrison county. Lucinda Lathsm. b. b. March 27. 1798, at Norwich West JOHN’ DICKERSON and HENRY Dickerson had six sons. Thomas, Wil­ Sept. 18. 1810. in Fauquier county. Va. Farms. cl. Feb. 15. 1880; removed to Ca­ DICKERSON settled in Amwell (BOW liam. John, Joshua. Levi, and Eli, all (had issue: i-.lsaiah, d. in infancy: ii. dis. September. 1821: m. Feb. 311.1823. Franklin) township, Washington coun­ of whom removed to Ohio near the be­ Lucy. d. in infancy: iii. Sarah. d. in in­ Nancy Pritchard. b. Oct. 27. 1804. at ty. before 1780.John apparently havins ginning of the present century. Joshua fancy: iv. James-M... killed Sept. 20. Unlontown. Pa.: d. Sept. 6. 1897;daugh­ comefrom Dunbar (now Tyrone) town­ Dickerson also had. among other 1863.in the battle of Chickamauga; v. ter of John and Sarah BromheldPritcli­ ship, l-‘syette county, where his name daughters. one, Sarah. who m. Samuel Mary. in. McPeck. and setded ard (the former a native of Wales, b. appears on the tax—llst in 1772. and Dunlap; oi’the sons: near Jewett. Harrison county: vi. 1775; d.. 1844; the latter b. 1,782): (had where Joshua Dickerson (1740-1827) Eli. b. 1768: d. in Harrison county. Latham-A.. settled in‘ West Milford. issue: i. Eliphalet-0.. b. Dec. 16. 1823: had settled about 1770: Joshua and Nov. 24. 1834; in. Mary . b. 1776; Harrison county, W. Va.‘, vii. Alex­ d. 1886: in. 1.845. Virizinis. Ailleclt: ii. John were doubtless brothers. and d. April 28. 1881. ander-J... settled in Tucson. Aria): 7. 1-ia.rriet—Ellza. b. 1825: d. 1831: iii. Henry may have been a third brother. Thomas, b. May 19. 1764; d. Dec. 24, Susanna: 8.Mary; 9. Jesse; 10.'i'homas­ Henry. b. 1828: d-.1880: iv. John-Henry, although more probably the son of 1852; In. in Fayette county, Mary L: 11. Joseph-C.; 12. .1onathan—S. b. 1880: d. 1848; . Orville-C., b. Nov. 12. John. Curry. b. Jan. 16. 1766; d. March 30, 1838: m. 1868. Elizabeth Good Tingle: John Dickerson ii. in Washington 1853; emigrated to Harrison county JESSE DE IDNG (son at Solomon vi. Mary-Prltchurd-. h. March 6, 1836; d. county in 1785(before March). leaving about 1802,and settled at the present De Long). of French descent. b. about 1869: In. 1857,Edward Fulton Molfett: a widow, Ruth (:1. before December. site of 1Jlckerson's church; had issue: 1776.on Short Creek, Jeiferson county. vii. Martha. b. 1839: cl. 1840: viii. 1807). and children. of whom the fol­ 1. Baruch. b. May 21. 1786: ll. Oct. 2. Ohio. where his parents came from Charles-Paulson. b. Oct. 24, 1843: in. lowing were mentioned in his will. 1824; m. in Harrison county. Elizabeth Pennsylvania: d. near Dennison. Ohio. (1st) Emma Scott; m. (zd) Mrs. Cer­ written more than seven years before Holmes. b. near Wellsburg, W. Va. May 8. 1882: his family served in the trude Osborne Jewett: ix. Albert-B.. b. his death: 1. Susannah: 2. Henry (may daughter of William Holmes and Revolutionary War and the War of 1846; m. 1880.Louise Sbufeldt. of Chat­ have been the Henry mentioned be­ sister of Joseph Holmes: served as a 1812: removed to '1‘uscarawa.s county. ham. N. Y.: x. Clara-Hyde. in. Charles low): 3. Gideon. d. unm. September­ captain in the War of 1812: had issue: Ohio. where he m. Nancy Washer: Mather Hogg. Daniel Dewev(1'181-1818) November. 1139; 4- Baruch: 5. An» -5. 1. Joshua. b. Nov. 9. 1808: in. (18!) 133* afterward settled near Dennison: had was the son of John (b. 1700: d. at Leb­ January. 1794; m. Lydia (ha-d‘ls­ Elizabeth Crumley (II. 1839). Wh0_-'40 issue. among others: 1. E1171.b. May anon. Conn.. 1774) and Experience sus: 1. John; ii. William, d. 1860; m. parents removed from Western Vir­ 11. 1832; removed to Monroe township. Woodward Dewey (m. 1726): Krandson (let) Sarah Jolly: in. (M) Martin» ginia to Harrison county early In the Harrison county. Ohio, 1872: served in of Josiah (b. 1666 at Northampton. Clark); 6. Drusilla. century; m. (2d) Mary Elliott. b. Dec. the Civil War: m. March 6. 1884.Sarah Mass.) and Mehitahle Miller Dewey (In. Henry Dickcrson.of Morris township. 10, 1820, daughter of Samuel (d. 1828) A. Cal-mack. b. May 1. 1847. in Canal 1691): and great-grandson of Josiah (b. (1.before Aug. 13. 1825; m. Ann : and Nancy Grimes (d. 1830) Elliott, of Dover. Ohio. daughter of Jacob and at Windsor. Conn. 1841,where bewua had Issue: 1. Joshua. b. in Washlnvton Belmont county (had issue by second Clarissa Carmack, natives of Maryland. fellow-townsman of President Grant's county. May 3. 1781: d. April 30. 1853; wife: 1. Aaron-M.. b. 1845: d. 1875; “­

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Baruch. b. 1846; d. 1864: 111.Thomas; and settled in Kansas; vii. Sarah. m. in. J. D. Bsrricklow; had issue by Laura J. Moore. daughter of R. L. and settled near Flushing, Ohio: iv. Sarah; Scott: viii. Mary, m. John Lai­ second wife: iv. Nancy. m. A. Farrell, Sophia Moore; ix. James-V.; 1:. Corn­ v. Elisabeth: vi. Theodore; vii. Samuel. ferty; ix. Edward); 8. Mary. m. Wil­ and removed to West Virginia; v. B.: xi. 1-lobert-S.: xii. Lei.‘-rsnd-FL): d. in infancy; viii. Hiram. settled near liam Knee; 9. Jane. twin sister to Mary. Samuel. d. Jan. 4. 1859: vi. Elizabeth­ 2. Hugh-8.. b. Feb. 15. 1820: in. Feb. New Athens: ix. Charles. settled in 111. Thomas, settled in Harrison J.. in. Robert Hollidsy, and settled in 15, 1844,Elizabeth Dunlap. daughter of Colorado): 2. Susallii-I-.in. Edward Laf­ county. Moorefleld township; vii. Amanda­ Joseph and Sarah Gilmore Dunlap (had ferty; 3. Mary. d. in infancy; 4.. lV. John. Adallne, m. Henry Barto: viii. John­ issue: i. Sarah-.I.. m. Samuel Clemens; Thomas; 6. Mary. m. Arrison Shotwell. V. Joseph. b. 1796: d. in New Athens. A., b. Dec. 11. 1859; in. Mary 1-1.Chaney. ii. Joseph-6.; ill. Mary-E.; iv. William­ and settled at Glsnviue, Ohio; 0. Jane. 1877; in. (zd) Mrs. Sarah Ann Cannon daughter of James and Margaret A.: v. John-P.); 3. Rebccca. d. in in­ In. lra Crumley. and settled in Wash­ Mills, b. July 21. 1820. Chaney: ix. William-S.; x. Clara-3.. :1. fancy; 4. Nancy: 5. Mary-J.; 6. Sarah­ ington township: 7. William-Wilson. b. V1. Eli. young). A., b. 1828; 7. Adam. b. 1834: 8. Patter­ April 12. 1818; settled in Athens town­ V11. Levi. 11. William, b. 1780; d. Feb. 24. 1865; son: 9. Samuel: 10. John: 11. Robert; ship; m._Oct. 17. 1838. Susan McCoy. V111. Hiram. settled on the Brushy Fork of Still­ 12. William. daughter of Thomas McCoy,of Athens ix. Jane. water Creek about 1812-13. later re­ V. Joseph. b.in Fayette county. Penn., township (had issue: i. Baruch. d. in X. Susan. turning to Fayette county. Penn.. and Oct. 12. 1792; ii. March 23. 1,878; m. infancy; ii. Thomas. d. in infancy; iii. JOHN DOWNS. a native of Ireland; thence removing to Belmont county, (let) 1819. Sarah Gilmore. b. Jan. 14. Hannah: iv. Granville: v. Winilsld: vl. Ohio: in. Margaret Rankin. b. in Fay­ 1800; ti. May 18. 1837; daughter of William: vii. Elisabeth: viii. Clara; settled in Pennsylvania before .1800; removed to Carroll county, Ohio, where ette county, Penn, 1787; d. May 18. Samuel and Elisabeth Buchanan Gil­ ix. Alvin): 8. Elisabeth. m. Daniel 1838: had issue: 1. Adam. settled in more; in. (2d) Mary Anne Roberts. d. Clemens: 9. Baruch. d. in infancy. he died: had issue. among others: 1. Richard, b. in Pennsylvania. 1800: d. Missouri; 2. James: 3. William. settled 1856; 11:. (.'id) 1859, Susan Webb: had 11. Joshua. b. in lihyette county. 1860.in Stock township, Harrison coun­ in Missouri: 4. Samuel. b. June 25, issue by first wife: 1. Samuel, b. May Penn.; d. April 12.1850: m. Sarah Dun­ 1825; removed to Belmont county. 20. 1820: d. Oct. 19. 1889; rn. Oct. 22. lap, b. 1779: d. Feb. 25. 1871; had issue: ty, where he came from Carroll county, Ohio; in. (1st) 1844, Elizabeth Jane before 1832: In. in Stock township. 1844. Mary Rea. b. Dec. 14. 1821. daugh­ 1. Rebecca, m. Samnsl Porter: 2. Elisabeth McKinney. b. in Ireland; d. Bethel, b. 1827: mi.1858: daughter of ter of Joseph and Jane McConnell lies, Joshua: 3. Adam: 4. John, b. Aug. 10. James and Mary Brock Bethsl; m. (M) of Green township (had issue: 1. 1810; d. Feb. 20. 1878: m. Elisabeth Mc­ Jan. 19. 1886: daughter of George Mc­ 1859.Mary E. Bethel: d. 1872: daughter Martha. m. J. McKibben: ii. Sarah. in. Fadden, d. March 21. 1887.daughter of Kinney (had issue: i. Msry—J.. m. of John and Elizabeth Oglevee Bethel Dickerson: iii. Mary. in. H. Samuel Mel-‘adden of Cadis township Percival Adams: ii. George-M.: iii. (had issue by lirst wife: 1. William-J.: Dunlap. of Athens township: iv. Clara­ (had issue: 1.Joshua: b. Dec. 15. 1832: John: iv. James; v. John-F.. b. March ii. Margaret, m. A. Dunlap: iii. Lycur­ 3, 1832: in. Nov. 9. 1860. Sarah West; B.): 2. Joseph. b. May 30. 1834: m. 1855. 11. Elizabeth. b. March 2, 1834: III. d. May 18, 1879: daughter of Amos gus-M.; iv. Thomas-A.; v. Joseph-(2.: Elizabeth Dickerson, daughter of Adam Thompson McFadden; ill. Sarah. is. West; vi. Richard: vii. Margaret). had issue by second wife: vi. O.-E.; vii. Dickerson (had issue: i. Sarah. b. 1858: Sept. 24, 1838: 11:. Jacob Webb: iv. George McKinney, father of Elisa­ Elisa-J., rn. Compher; viii. ii. Jane. b. 1858: iii. Lee-D.. b. 1861; iv. Jane. b. April 24. 1838: m. Hiram Laf­ beth McKinney Downs, was a native of Isaac-E.: ix. Samuel-A.: x. Corn-13.); Crittenden, b. 1862). ferty; v. Samuel-0.. b. May 19. 1840: vi. 4 Margaret: 5. Rebecca. V1. Robert. b. May 11. 1794: d. March John-1.. b. April 29, 1842: vii. Rebecca, Ireland; settled in Stock township. Harrison county, before 1832,where he 111.John, b. Jan, 28, 1787; d. Feb. 24. 2. 1860: rn. 1819. Mary Patterson, (1. b. Nov. 18. 1843; m. Joshua Dickerson; 1874; m. Nancy Dickerson. a native of Sept. 29. 1852; daughter of Hugh and viii. Margaret, b. March 20. 1845: 11:. d. 1845: his wife d. 1841; had issue: Elizabeth. John, Nancy, Jane, George. Fayette county. Penn; had issue: 1. Nancy Patterson. natives of Ireland. Samuel B. Porter: ix. William-N.. b. Fryer. James. Adam: 2. Susan: 3. Mary: 4. Rebecca: who emigrated to Pennsylvania. where Dec. 3, 1846; settled near. New Athens; 5. Joshua. b. 1822; d. Sept. 4. 1879: In. the father died: had issue: 1. Adam. b. in. Oct. 14. 1880. Mary B. McFadden. b. ADAM DUNLAP, b. 1752: d. Jan. 10. 1847.Nancy C. Watson: d. 1884; daugh­ Oct. 2. 1820: d. 1895: m. (1st) 1845. Mar­ July 19. 1867.daughter of Robert and 1880: removed from Dunbar township, ter of Robert 8. Watson (had issue: i. lraret McFadden. d. 1863. daughter of Rebecca Dunlap McFadden: x. James­ Fayette county. Penn, to Athens town­ Watson, 1). Oct. 13. 1849: in. Sept. 4. Samuel McFadden: in. (2:1).1874. Sarah M.. b. Dec. 2, 1848; xi. Susan-C.. b. Dec. ship. Harrison county, before 1809: in. 1874, Mary A. Dickerson: ii. Ads.rn—C.', Jane Dickerson. d. 1875 (had issue by 26, 1851; m. Gllmer Richey: xii. Mary­ Rebeca Work. b. Dec.. 1745; d. March iii. Rachel-A.. in. J. L. Scott. and re­ first wife: 1.Robert. b. Nov. 14. 1845; in. A.. b. May 2, 1853: m. Watson Dunlap): 9. 1846; had issue: moved to Missouri: iv. Mary-J.. rn. April 20, 1871. Margaret McFadden. 5. Susan; 6. Sarah; 7. William. b. Oct. 1. Samuel. in. Sept. 11. 1172: d. Oct. Winfield Scott. and removed to Mis­ daughter of John J. McFadden. of 7. 1815: m. (in) 1838.Jane Laflerty, b. 2. 1839: settled in Athens township, souri; v. Louisa-8.. in. John Webb: vi. Athens township: ii. Samuel. b. Nov. 1817; d. Sept. 11, 1864; daughter of Harrison county. Ohio. before 1805; m. Susan. 11:.John P. Dunlap): 6. John. 13. 1847: m. March 16, 1876. Annie R. Samuel Lsiferty. of Mooreheld town­ about 1800, Sarah Dickerson, a native IV. Adam. b. Sept. 15. 1790: d. Sept. McFadden. dsuzhter of John J, Mc­ ship; m. (2d) Mary McMillan: in. (3d) of Fayette county, Pa.; d. Nov. 11. 20. 1863: in. 1817.Jane Patterson: had Fadden; iii. Mary: iv. Elizabeth: v. 1881. Margaret Bartow (had iuue by 1858: daughter of Joshua Dickerson: issue: 1. Jmeoh. b. June 29. 1818: In. A.-J.. 11.June 14. 1859: m. June 9. 1887. nrst wife-.i. Samuel: il. Joshua. b. Sept. had issue.- among others: 1. , rn. February. 1846, Julia Ann Hayes. 01. Annie McAdam): 2. Hush-Patterson. b. 2. 1842; m. 1864, Rebecca Dickerson. Nelson Pearce. and settled in Cadiz Sept. 3. 1878: dauzhter of John and Oct 17. 1822: d. March 29. 1894: m.185‘i. daughter of John and Elizabeth Mc­ township; 2. Adam, b. April 8, 1805; d. Hannah Haves. natives of Pennsyl­ Sarah Jane Kennedy. b. 1832: daughter Fadden Dickcrson; ill. William. settled Feb. 20. 1883; in. (1st) Margaret vania (had issue: i. Adam-13.: settled of Napoleon B. and Mary Gilmore Ken­ in Mooreiield township; iv. John. set­ Thompson: b. 182-1;d. 1863: daughter in Freeport township: ii. John-A.: iii. nedv (had is-me: i. Robert-Kennedy: tled in Illinois: v. Joseph-3.. b. Oct. of David Thompson; rn. (2d) Elizabeth Harriet-J.. In. Israel Howells: iv. Pat»­ ll. Mary. in. William B. Scott. and re­ 80. 1848: In. 1874. Mary Barrett. daugh­ J. Sprott. b. 1829: d. 1871 (had issue by tenou: v. William-I-1.: Vl- Hll'l‘lBl'F-­ moved to Missouri: iii. John-A.. d. ter of Erasmus Barrett. of Cadiz town­ first wife: 1. Sarah. m. John Porter: ii. in. Israel Shepard; vii. Mary. rn. John youruv; iv. Joseph-B: v. Amands—B.: ship; vi. Margaret. m. John Dickerson. Martha. m. Samuel Porter; iii. Mary, Stephenson; viii. A.-M.. b. 1860: in. vi. Samuel-P.: vii. A1bert—C.):3. Sam­

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uel, b. Dec. 24, 1825; d. June 29, 1882; m. (lat) Mary Grimes; m. (zd) ; Jamel. d. aged seventeen: 4. Matthew. Scotland to county Derry, Ireland. m. 1857, Mary J. Dunlap; d. 1900; had issue by iiret wife: 1. Joseph, aet­ settled in New Philadelphia. Ohio; 5. thence emigrated and settled in Cum­ daughter of Adam Dunlap (had issue; tied in New Athens, Harrison county: Thomas, served in the Civil War; d. berland county, Penn.. 1789; afterward 1. William-R. b. Aug. 2, 1353; m. occ, 2. Samuel, b. In Belmont county. about at Nashville. Tenn: 6. Susannah: 7. located in Westmoreland county,Penn.; 29. 1885, Mary I1. Dunlap, daughter of 1817; settled in Short Creek township, Alpha. settled in Iowa: 8. Nelson. d. in and about 1800 removed to Coleraln Samuel Dunlap, 0! Nottingham town­ Harrison county, in 1847.where he died Iowa; 9. Nancy. m. William Donaldson. township. Belmont county, Ohio; the ship; 11. Emily-J.; iii. James-P.); 4. Jan. 15, 1884; m. 1845. Sarah Thomas. and settled in North township: 10. parents 0! Martha Nichol Henderson Nancy; 5. Rebecca; 6. Mary; 7. Robert. b. Oct. 28. 1828 (had issue: 1. Mary­ William. settled in Kansas; 11. Jane. were Andrew (1798-1861)and Jeanette VII. Mary. b. 1788: d. March 22. 1858; Elizabeth, settled in Guernsey county. 11:. Samuel McLean. and settled in (b. 1801) Nichol. Andrew and Martha m. John Mel-‘ndden.son or John and Ohio; ll. Hameline. settled near Cadiz, Iowa; 12. Alexander, settled in Harri­ Nichol I-Iendei-son had issue: 1. Margaret Sharp lldci-‘adden(see McFad­ Ohio; ill. Martha-J.. m. Thomas. son county; 13.James (second), settled Martha: 2. John-N.; :4.Anna; 4. Agnes. den Family). and settled near Mount Pleasant. Jef­ in Brilliant. Ohio; 14. Msry-13.. m. John m. Thomas Iaove,and settled at Aledo. VIII. Sarah, b. Dec. 31. 1779: d. Feb. ferson county; iv. Susana-A.. in. Morgan, and settled in-Iowa; had issue III.; 6. Margaret. m. Robert C. McCon­ 25. 1871: m. Joshua Dickerson (see Anderson, and settled in Short Creek by second wife; 15. Martha. b. July 2, nell. and settled at Brady, Ohio: 6. Family at Joshua Dickerson). township; v. Reason-Wilson, settled 1845; in. James Price; settled in bees­ Mary-J.. m.John Mintier. and settled at IX. Esther. in. Rankin. near Harrisville. Ohio: vi. Malinda. nl. viile. Carroll county. Ohio: 16. George. Bhspherdatown, Ohio; 7. Andrew-Jaclp X- Rebecca. b. March 31. 1786; d. Samuel Brokaw. and settled in Belmont b. Feb. 11. 1847. settled near Solo: in. son; 8. Sarah. m. Andrew Estep; 9. March 24, 1864: 111.(1st) Rankin; county; vii. Aaron. settled in Short Sept. 4, 1877, Julia A. Lewis, daughter Isabelle. m. John Anderson. and settled m. (Zd) Alexander (1) Hamilton. Creek township; viii. Harvey, b. 1864; or Grldin Lewis. ot Jefferson county. in Iowa; 10. Andrew, settled at Hardy. Xi. Rachel. m. Baruch Oglevee. d. 1883; ix. Taylor); 3. James; 4. Mary. Ohio; 17. Isaiah. b. Dec. 5. 1848: settled Neb.; 11. Elizabeth, in. R. W. Castle, 11:. Joshua Dickerson; 6. Nancy, m. in North township; 18. Mslida. b. Aug. and settled in Iowa; 12. Harriet. m. JAMES EDGAR. or Scotch-lriah Joshua B. Dickerson. and settled in 17. 1850: m. T. W. Smith. and settled John Sweeney. and settled in Iowa; 13. descent; removed from Washington Short Creek township. in North township; 19. Scott. b. Aug. county, Penn., to Wellsburg, Va., and Isaac Thomas. a native of Virginia. 13, 1862.in North township, where he xrilliam-'1‘.;.-N. 14. Thomas-Jeirersnn; ‘ 15. thence to Nottingham township, Har­ father of Sarah Thomas Elliott. was settled: m. Oct. 29, 1879. Ida Masters, rison county, Ohio. where he died in one or the nrat settlers of Short Creek daughter or Isaac and Ann Overholta ROBERT ESTEP, a native of New 1845; had issue: township, Harrison county, Ohio, lo­ Masters. Jersey, settled in Peters (now Union) 1. James, b. in Washington county, cating there in the early part of the township. Washington county, Penn.. Penn. Feb. 22. 1794: d. March 16. 1882; JAMES ERVIN. a native of Mary­ before 1784: had issue. thirteen chil­ 11:.Charity Bariow. h. in Washington century; had issue: 1. Peter; 2. Isaac. land, settled in Short Creek township. b. 1785; d. 1867.in Washington county, Harrison county, Ohio. about 1812; dren. among whom: 1. Nathan. died county. N. Y.. July 24. 1798: d. March Iowa. where he had settled in 1843: in. atterward removing to Franklin town­ without issue; 2. William (had Issue. 16. 1882; daughter of Zenas and Eliza­ Elizabeth Holmes. b. 1800: d. 1852 (had among others: i. Joseph): 3. Ephraim beth Carpenter Bertow (the former ship, Harrison county. where he d. (had issue: L Elmira); 4. .Iames~S.. a born about 1750.was an otlicer in the issue: i. Aaron; ii. Asa; iii. Abram, a 1850; in. in Maryland. Elizabeth Bann. Methodist Episcopal minister; iv. John. d. 1870: had issue: 1. William; 2. Baptist minister; m. Sarah Gaston (see Revolutionary War. and settled about settled in Iowa: v. Taylor; vi. William. Gaston Family). b. about 1808: d. 1875: 1809 at Connotton. I-Iarrison county. James; 8. John; 4. Henry. b. April 6. daughter of Samuel and Margaret Ohio); had issue: 1. . d. in in­ settled in Colorado; vii. Sarah. b. Oct. 1815: settled in Washington township; 28, 1828: 11:.Samuel Elliott: viii. Susan. in. 1840,Elizabeth Watts. of Harrison Penny Gaston. of Peters township tancy: 2. Elizabeth: 3. Adam: 4. Cyrus, on David Twinaud); 3. Susan; 4. Ruth; (Samuel. b. 1772; d. 1853: son of John settled in Monroe county; 5. Margaret: county (had issue: i. James; ll. John: and Charity Cheesemnn Gaston, who 6. June. killed in the Civil War; 1. 5. Anna; 6. Sarah; 7. Aaron. iii. Mahala; iv. Ann; v. Margaret-l-L; removed to Washington county from Phcebe. m. Petty; 8. Francis; 9. JOHN ENDSLEY. see Family of vi. Sarah-J.; vii. 1sabelle;viil. Thomas; Upper Freehold township. Monmouth Matilda. in. Kldwell; 10. Email­ George McPeck. ix. Actia-A.); 5. Phmbe; 6. Isaac; 7. Nancy. county. N. J., before 1783): (had issue. G.; 11. Charity, m. Hanlon: 12. PATRICK ENGLISH. a native of at least six children. of whom: . Samuel-D.. 1:. Aug. 30. 1842. in Monroe Great Britain. served in the Revolu­ JOHN ESTEP. d. aged about eighty­ Josiah-Morgan. b. Feb. 19, 1826; d. May county. Ohio: settled in Nottingham tionary War, and afterwards settled at four years; removed from Pennsyl­ 5. 1888: settled In Cadiz. Ohio. about township. Harrison county; served in Redstone. Fayette county. Penn.; vania" to Short Creek township. Har­ 1853; m. 1857. Amanda J’. Crabb. b. the Civil War; m. Jan. 14. 1809. Susan thence removed to Cadiz. Harrison rison county, Ohio. before 1826: m. in September, 1837; d. March 23, 1898; Poulton. b. March 14, 1852.In Notting­ county, Ohio; from there he went to Pennsylvania. Sarah Smith; d. aged daughter of Jacob and Jane D. Crabb: ham township. daughter or John and Ooehocton county, where he died; had sbout eighty-four years; daughter of ii. Harrison. removed to Marion. lnd.; Rachel Rogers Pouison. issue. among others: Edward Smith; had issue: 1. Harrison. ili. James. removed to Marion, Ind.). II. Jane. 111. William. IV. Adam. 1. Jemu. b. Oct. 17. 1791. either in settled at Lloydsville. Ohio; 2. William. V. Elisabeth. VI. Nancy. Virginia. or Baltimore county. Md.; a physician. settled in Lloydaville; 3. ISAAC FINICAL, a native of Penn­ ANDREW EKEY. see Family of d. in North township, I-Iarrieon county. Robert; 4. Harriet. m. Taylor Lynn; 5. sylvania. of German descent. b. 1779: Obedlah Holmes. Ohio, June 6. 1869: m. (1st) June Pick­ Andrew. b. 1820;settled in Kansas City. removed from Washington county and ens. d. 1842: in. (2d) Ann Mccarroll. b. Mo., where he d. 1884; m. 1860. Sarah settled in Cadiz township, Harrison J01-IN ELDER. see Family or ‘Wil­ Jan. 25. 1809: d. Oct. 17. 1884 (daughter Henderson. daughter of Andrew and­ county. Ohio. in 1831: afterwards-r-.-.-» liam Scott. of John Mccarroll. a native of Scotland. Martha Nichol Henderson. moved to Short Creek township. wh-re SAMUELELLIOTT. a native of Ire­ who died In Harrison county): had is­ The Nichol family was of Scotch he d. 1854; m. in Pennsylvania. Mar­ land. emigrated to America. and. about sue by iirat wife: I. Talltha; 2. John. origin; during the religious persecu­ garet Anderson. b. 1797:d. 1885: dau(h­ 1800,settled in Belmont county. Ohio: settled in Tuscarawaa county, Ohio; 3. tion ln Scotland they passed from ter of Robert Anderson, of Washington

0310 VALLEY GENEALOGIES 35 :14/ onto VALLEY GENEALOGIES county, who served in the Revolution­ John-Evens. 1805-1894; Jane-Finley, as 1871): 9. Clements; settled in South lived in York county (now Adams ary War: had issue: 1. Eliza-May, 111. 1811-1833; Andrew-Finley, 1813-1847'. Carolina (1). (See Clements. VI.) county) in 1771; 2. Michael. 11. 174-1; William Splker; 2. Margaret. m. Ales­ and David-Wilson, 2843; viii. John­ 11.Samuel; a minister; b. in county d. Aug. 13. 1821; m. Nov. 29. 1772. Mary ander Henderson; 3. Jane. m. William Berkiey (or Barclay), b. 1777; In. Armegh, Ireland, 1715; d. in Philadel­ Waugh, daughter of William and Mary Miller; 4. Frances-C.. in. David Stew­ Austin, and removed South; ix. James­ phia. July 17. 1766; in. (1st), Sept. 26. Waugh, and removed to Rockbridge art: 5. Mary-l£., m. Calvin Rodgers; 6. Flnley, m. Sarah Barber, and sstt.ed at 1744. Sarah Hall. 11.1728; d. July 30, county, Va. (had issue: i. William. b. Rachel-A.. d. in infancy; 7. Robert; 8. Bath. Summit county, Ohio): 3.Michael. 1760: in. (2d), Ann Clarkson. daughter Oct. 4, 1773; 'm.(1st) June 28. 1796. John, b. in Washington county, Penu., b. about 1717; d. near Chilllcothe.0hio; of Matthew Clarkson, of Philadelphia; Margaret I-Iorner; m. (zd) Elizabeth April 4. 1829: in. April. 1856. Martha 4. Ann. m. '1homas Johnston. who lived President at Princeton College. 1761to Christian. and had issue: David­ Irwin, daughter ot William Irwin, who in Westmoreland county, Penn.. in 1766: had issue: 1. Rebecca. b. about Horner; John-Iiorner; Matilda. m. afterwards removed to Iowa (her 1775: 5. Elizabeth, b. about 1748; in. 1743; In. about 1760, Samuel Breese Rev. James Paine; Drusilla. in. John S. mother was a native or Ireland. her (1st) John Preblcs (or Peeblss). m. (211) or New Jersey (had issue. among Leech; Elizabeth. m. James Johnston, family having settled in Harrison William Mccrackeu; tn. (3) Capt. Wil­ others: Elizabeth-Aun., b. Sept. 29. and Margaret. m. Joseph Bell; ii. S.\ni­ county when she was six years ol age); liam ltlppey. of Shippensburg, Penn.; 1756: In. May 14. 1789. Rev. Jededlah uel. b. June 9, 1775; in. Sept. 22. 1796. 9. Thomas. 6. Andrew. b. 1750; d. July 5. 1829, in Morse,of Connecticut. and among their Mary Tate, daughter at John Tate. of South Huntlngdon township, West­ children was Samuel Finley Breeae Virginia. and had issue: Maria-Waugh. MICHAEL FINLEY. b. in Scotland moreland county. l>snn.: served as flrst Morse. of Connecticut. the inventor oi 1779-1849.m. Rev. Isaac Jones; John-’I‘., or Ireland about 1680-90; lieutenant in the Revolution (8th the telegraph): 2. Joseph, b.about 1745; 1801-1848;Jane-Tate. 1803-1854;m.Joha from county Armagh. Ireland. to Pennsylvania. 1777); m. Jane Jack, d. unm.: 3. Sarah. b.ebout 1747;m.Isaac B. Christian; George-W., 1808-1834; America, landing at Philadelphia Sept. daughter oi John and Eleanor Jack. or Snowden, of Philadelphia; 4. Samuel, Nancy Mcclung. b. 1807; William. 1512­ 28, 1734. with his wile and seven or Westmoreland county (had issue: i. b. about 1748: d. unm.: served as sur­ 1871; Imvlnia. 1812-18; Caroline-Ellen. eight sons: lirst settled on Neahaminy John. m. Mary Stokeley. daughter of goon In the Revolution (Massachusetts in. James Harper; Samuel-B.. 1818-1874; Creek in Bucks county. Penn., alter­ Nehemiah Stokely. oi’ Westmoreland Line): 5. John-Hall. b. about 1750: and Mary Mcclung, d. 1829; iii. John. wards in New Jersey. and later in county. and had Issue: Nehemiah and served as ilrst lieutenant in the Revtr ll. Sflllt. 2. 1778; In. April 21, 1807, Ellen Sadsbury township, Chester county. Stokeley; ii. Andrew. removed to lution (Fifth Pennsylvania Battalion, Tate. and had issue: Clarinda-J.; Eliza. I’enn.. where he lived from 1737to 1747 Indiana; iii. Mary, in. Bell; iv. 1776): G. Ebenezer. b. about 1754; d. 1856; in, Dr. Thomas S. Bouchelle; or later; had issue. among others: Nancy. m. Bell: v. Jane); 7. served as captain in the Revolution (on Augustus-Washington. 1813-1889: Wil­ 1. John. la.in county Arnxagh.Ireland. Samuel. b. April 15. 1752; d. April 2. eta! of General Smallwood. Maryland liam-Waugh. 1815-1874,and John '1‘ate.. killed by Indians about 1757-59,in Lur­ 1829: served as major of a Virginia Line. 1777); 7. James-Edwards-Burr, b. b. 1811; IV. Mary. b. Sept. 2. 1778; d. gan township. Cumberland county. Cavalry regiment during the Revolu­ May 15, 1758; d. June 3. 1819: served as Dec. 29. 1804: in. Aug. 22. 1797. Samuel Penn.. where he had settled near Middle tion, and as a hrigadier-general in the surgeon in the Revolution (Massachu­ Patterson. of Rockbridge county. Va.; Spring Church before 1744; m. Martha. War of 1812; in. May 5, 1789, at New­ setts Line, 4th. 5th, and 15th regi­ v. Elizabeth. m. Jesse Scott. and re­ Berkley; had issue: 1.James. settled in ville. Cumberland county. Penn.. Mary ments). in. Jan. 2. 1798. Mary Peron­ moved to Indiana; vi. Esther. b. Sept.. upper South Carolina; 2.Mary, in. (1st) Brown, daughter of James Brown (had neau, daughter of Arthur Peronneau. 30. 1780; d. uum., July 26, 1804; vii. John Thompson; m. (zd) James Leon­ issue: 1. Martha. b. March 16. 1792; m. of Charleston. 3. C. (had issue: 1. Catharine. b. Sept. 20, 1780; d. in in­ ard, d. in South I-Iuntingdon township, Rev. W. L. Mccaila. of Philadelphia: Samuel-Benjamin-Rush. a physician; fancy; viil. Michael, b. March. 1783; d. Westmoreland county, Penn..1791; (had ii. James-Brown. b. June 7. 1794;d. May 1:. Dec. 13. 1801; d. without issue. 1833; June 6. 1823; in. April 26. 1808. Ruth issue by first husband: 1. Martha. d. 14. 1851; in. (1st) Mary Theresa Brown; . ry Ancrum: ii. William-Perot» Irvine. and had issue: Augustus-C., unm., aged twenty-eight years; ll. in. (2d) Mary E. Moore; lived in Chilli­ neau. b. Jan. 3, 1803; d. April 9. 1376; 1809-1858: Marla-Waugh. 1812-1891: in. Anthony, m. Rachel Henley, d. in Davis cothe. Ohio. until 1829. and at South in. (1st) Nov. 14. 1833. Clelia Peron­ Jonathan Brooks: Caroline-E.. 1812­ county. Ky., aged seventy-llve years: Bend, Ind.. in 1838: iii. Clement-Alex­ neau; m. (zd) Anna M. Harris Gibson; 1832.m.Samuel Patterson; and Harriet­ iii. Jane. in. Charles Foster. and both d. under. b. May 11. 1797. at Newville. iii. Mary-I-Iutson, (1.young; iv. Sarah­ Newell. 1822-1842. in. David C. Gilke­ 1796in Cincinnati; iv. Mary. d. 1806: in. Pcnn.: d. Sept. 8, 1879.at Philadelphia; Anna, d. young; v. James-Edward» son): 3. Aaron, d. before 1794; m. Mur­ Adam Carnahan; had issue by second surgeon-general U. S. A., 1861,and brig­ Burr. a physician; b. June 28. 1808; d. garet Withrow; 4. Andrew. b. Feb.. husband; v. Catharine, m. Wil­ adier-general. 1876; m. (lat) Elizabeth May 11. 1844; in. Feb. 14, 1832. Maria 1764; d. May 8. 1844; m. (lst) Ann Mc­ liams: Vi. Elizabeth. b. March 4. 1772: Moore. daughter of Samuel Moore, of Ancrum); S. —-——.d. in infancy. Clain. of Pennsylvania; m. (2d) Jane d. June 25. 18651;in. (1st) March 3, 1796. Philadelphia: iv. Samuel-Berkley. b. III. William. d. 1800: lived in Sada­ Lyle, of Virginia: 5. James. d. young: Capt. Alexander Buchanan. b. 1760: d. Feb. 10. 1800: d. about 1877; thrice bury township, Chester county, 1737to 6. Samuel. d. young; 7. (3 daugh­ May 8. 1810: m. (M) Nov. 19. 1811. married; v. John-Knox. b. Jan. 13. 1747, in West Cain township. 1750 to ter). ui. Morrow (1): 8.Margaret. David Compton. of Mcadville, Penn.. 1806; d. about 1885; m. Margaret 1764.or later; removed from Chester to m. 1770. D. C. I-Iumphreys. and settled had issue by ilrst husband: Robert; Nevin); 8. John. b. 1751: d. 1837or 1838. York (now Adams) county, Penn.. after in Augusta county, Va.; 9. Elizabeth, James: Mary; Thomas; Alexander: in Fleming county. Ky.: served as lieu­ 1764, and thence to Augusta county. in. David Blythe. of York county. Sarah; John: and by second husband: tenant and captain in the Revolution Va.; in. (1st) : 111.(2d) Catharine Penn.: 10. Anna. (1. before 1794; in. Rebecca and Nancy-I-Ianna; vii. Ann. (Pennsylvania Line. 2d. 5th. and 8th Culbertson (mother of William and Robert Campbell. of Berkeley county. or Nancy. 1:. June 7. 1775; d. at Cadiz, regiments. and as major in Wayne's Michael Finley). daughter of Samuel West Va.: 11. Susan. m. Robert Rowan. Ohio. March 23. 1818', in. Dec. 6. 1796. army. 1793): settled at Upper Blue Culbertson, or Londongrove township. and removed to Ohio: 12. Mary. living John Hanna. 0! Greensburgh. Penn.. Lick, Ky.. before 1800: in. Hannah Chester county; in. (ad) Ann Cowan. in 1794; m. John Martin. son of John Hanna. and had issue: Duncan. dauzhter of David Duncan. of daughter of David Cowan. of Lancaster IV. Michael. of Chester county, lived James-Leonard. 1797-1820: Catharine. Ft. Pitt (had issue: i. David-Duncan. county: in. (4th) Eleanor ; had in Sudsbury and West Cain townships 1799-1801; Mary Leonard. 1800-1820; lived in Nicholas county, Ky, as late issue by iirst three wives: 1. William. about 1737-1758.and in Loudonderry /‘7 3‘ OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 37 township, 1764; m. Ann Lewis, of Jan. 7. 1892: xiii. Robert, b. April. 1809; March 19, 1886,Mary Amspolter. b. Dec. 1882: iv. Dsvid—G.. d. April 13. 1870; v. uhester county; had issue: 1. Joseph­ -d. uctober. 1874; m. Ann : xiv. 21. 1816; da oi Samuel and Mary Clara-E., d. Oct. 27, 1879). Lewis. h. 1700 (7); d. May 28, 1839; Margaret. b. Nov. 29. 1810): 6. Hannah. Norris Amspoker (had issue: 1.Amelia; JOHN FIREBAUGH. a native ol served as lieutenant. captain. and b. June 20, 1764; d. before 1820; in. ii. John-1i.. b. Jan. 20. 1838. in Ger­ Pennsylvania. of German descent, b. maior in the Revolution (Miles Rina John Robinson; 6. Joseph. b. Dec. 13. mano; served in the Civil War; in. 1786; d. April 8. 1872. in North town­ aattalion. and lath. kin. and 2d regi­ 1766; d. Juno 3. 1860: ns. (lat) Oct. 6, 1881.Addie Plummer, 1:.July 18, ship, Harrison county. Ohio. where he mentl. Pennsylvania Line); lived in Veoch; In. (2d) Frances Moore; 7. 1849. in Washington county. Ohio: had settled before 1825: served in the Adams county. Ohio. in 1834 (had issue: James. b. Jan. 14. 1769; d. Nov. 17, daughter of Robert L. and Charlotte War of 1812: m. Elizabeth Friend, b. i. -John-Blair. lived in Lewis county, 1772: 8. William. b. June 10. 1772; d. Faires Plummet: iii. Elirabeth. in. 1793; d. Feb. 19. 1872: daughter of Ky, in 1841);'z. Ebenezer: a merchant Aug. 20. 1887; m. (lat) Sarah Patter­ Martin Overholt; settled in Custer Jacob and Bowers Friend: had or Baltimore; in. (1st) Jane. daughter IOII: In. (2:1) Margaret Wilson; ‘9. county. Nel>.; iv. Sainnsl~J.; v. Mary­ issue: 1. Mary, in. John Shiite; 2. Jacob, or Rev. John McKnight, oi Franklin Michael. b. March 24. 1774: d. July 29. Jane; vi. Rsheeca-A.: vii. Susan-P.. m. m. Catherine Mccarroll. and settled on county; m. (zd) Mrs. Catharine (Allen) 1850:in. (1st) Eleanor Elliott. daughter Henry Rcdman: settled in Iowa: viii. the Kanawha River. Virginia; 3. John. Marshall. of Kentucky. of William Elliott; m. (2:1)Mrs. Mary Mary-1.; ix. Margaret-A.. settled in in. (1st) Nancy Garner. a native of V. James. a minister; to. in county Plumer Smith. lows; x. Henry-W.. settled in Colorado: Ohio; In. (2:1)Amanda Rippeui. also of Arrnagh, lreiand, February, 1725; d. in VI. Clements. b. March. 1736; d. Aug. xi. Sarah-C.: xii. Etta-11.); 2. Samuel; Ohio: 4. Elizabeth: 5. Catherine. in. Rostraver township, Weatmoreland 11.. 1775, in South Huntingdon town­ 3. John. settled in Kansas; 4. Isabelle; (1st) Joseph Houston; in. (2d) J. Over­ county, Penn.. Jan. 6. 1796; minister or ship, Westmoreland county. Penn.; in. 5. Mary: 6. Elia-A... m. Fergu­ holtz: 6. Margaret. m. Isaac Heaston; Rock or East Nottingham Church. Cecil Jan. 12. 1781.Elisabeth Carnelian (sis­ son. and settled in Archer township. 7. David. 11.March 11. 1826: served in county, had. 1752to 1788; and of Rebo­ ter of John Carnshan); had issue: 1. Samuel A . father oi Mary the Civil War; III.1854.Christina Hess­ both and Roundhill churches, West­ Elizabeth. b. April 9, 176-; 2. John. b. AmspokerFerguson.eettled in Harrison ton. b. in Monroe township. daughter moreland county. Penn.. 1788 to 1786; May 18. 1766 (had issue: i. James­ county. Ohio in 1803,locating live miles of John andChristina Hea.ston.ploneers in. 1762, Evans. b. 1715; d. Power. b. Aug. 6. 1792; ii. Jane. b. July north from Cadiz: had issue: 1. John; of Harrison county. both having died in April 1. 1796; daughter of Robert 16. 1784: iii. Clements. b. Nov. 17. 1796; 2. Alexander: 3. Samuel: 4. Elisabeth: Monroe township (the former a native Evans; had issue: 1. John-Evans. a iv. Mary. b. Jan. 28, 1799); 3. Martha. b. 6. Susan; 6. Mary. m. Vincent Fergu­ of Maryland: the latter born in what minister; h. July 6, 1758; d. in Ohio June 12, 1775; d. May 27. 1341; m. 179:. son; 7. Sarah; 8. Charles-N.; 9. James. is now a part at Philadelphia): 8. after 1813: pastor of I-‘agx's Manor Reynolds Ross. of 'v‘v’estmor-elandcoun­ Samuel, settled in Southern Kansas; church, 1781to 1793. when he removed ty; b. in Ireland, April ‘.:.1755; d. Feb. DANIEL 1-‘IERBAUGH.a native of in. (1st) Julia ’1‘n|e. of Ohio; m. (zdl to Bracken. Mason county, Ky.. and 11, 1847(had issue: i. Clements. b. June Germany.settled in Pennsylvania about Jemima Schooly. of Iowa; in. (3d) thence to Red Oak. Ohio; m. V 6. 1795; ii. John, b. Aug. 31. 1797; iii. 1118: removed to what is now North Emily Tucker. of Kansas: 9. Susan. m. Ruatou. daughter of Job Ruston. of Elisabeth. b. Feb. 21. 1800; In. township. Harrison county. Ohio. but David Addleman: 10. Frances. m. John Londonderry township, C‘ county. Boyd; iv. William, b. Aug. 15. 1803; v. aiterward returned to Pennsylvania. I-Ieaston: 11.Elisa. settled in Nebraska: l’snn.; 2. Samuel-Robert. b. Dec. 19. Samuel. b. Sept. 11. 1805; vi. Mary. b. where he died. his widow settling in in. Mary Boor. of Ohio: 12. Sarah. m. 1758; d. Oct 85, 1838; 3. Margaret. b. Nov. 29. 1801: m. Mccurdy; vii. Ohio after his death; had issue. among Andrew Hale. of Carroll county. Ohio: Sept. 5. 1756; d. May 10. 1836: in. Col. Jane. 5. April 5. mos; viii. Martha. b. otherl: 13. Joseph. b. 1838: d. Jan. 26. 1879. in John Power, ol Wcstrnoreland county, March 12. 1811; in. Wallace; ix. Uhricbaville, Tuacarawas county, Ohio. Penn. 1). 1757; d. July 28. 1805; 4. Andrew-Finley. b. June 4. 1813; d.——; 1. David. b. either in Pennsylvania Ebenezer. b. Dec. 30. 1758; d. Jan. 18. x. James. b. Jan. 27. 1816). it is possi­ or Maryland. 1787; settled in North JOHN FORD. removed from Red­ 1849: settled on Dunlap’s Creek. Fay­ ble that this Clements Finley was a son township. where he d. June 14, 1864; stone, Fayette county. Pi‘.IIII..and set­ ette county. I-’eun.. in 1772; an. (int) and not a brother or John Finley (1.). m. in Harrison county, Magdalena tled in Nottingham township. Harrison Jane Kinkald, b. 1762-4;d. June 5, 1793; who married Martha Berkley. John's Gundy. b. 1797: d. 1878; daughter ot county, Ohio. before 1827; had issue. m. (2:1) Violet Lowrey. d. Nov. 11. 1804; son removed to South Carolina. but Rev. Joseph and Fannie Coitlman among others: 1. Lewis. b. in Washing­ m. (lid) Margery Cunning,-h , h. 1770; there are many circumstances leading Gnndy (the former a Mennonite minis­ ton or Fayette county. Penn.. 1794; d. d. Jan. 27. 1822: in. (4111) Mrs. Sarah to the conclusion that he may alter­ ter. who settled in Harrison county. in in " ttingbarn township about 1846;m. Jones. b. Sept. 14, 1769: d. Jan. 21. 1848 wards have settled in Westmoreland 1804); had issue: 1. Frances. 111.John Rebecca Dodd.b. about 1795(had issue: (had issue: i. John-Evan b. Novem­ county, Penn.. and died there in 1775. Weimer, and settled in Austin. Neb.; 2. i. Slemmona: ii. William; iii. Lewis; iv. ber. 1783; d. March, 1798; . James. b. Daniel. b. April 27. 1817: d. Oct. 14. Emily; v. Piety-A.; vi. Ruth; vii. John­ November. 1784; d. 1861; iii. Elizabeth. VHENRY FERGUSON. of Scotch-V 1885: m. 1841.Elizabeth Boar, daughter E.. b. in April, about 1832; in. Dec. 2. b. December. 1786; d. July, 1860; iv. Irish descent. settled in Indiana county. of Michael and Caroline L. Barence 1870. Viney R. Hudson. b. in Indiana. Joseph. b. March. 1788; d. December. Penn.. about 1778; removed in 1802 to Boer (the former came to Harrison June 3, 1843. 1848: v. Hannah. 1:. October. 1791: d. Green township. one mile west from county with his parents in 1838; d. in March. 1793; vi. Rebecca, h. October. Hopedals.. in Harrison county. Ohio: Defiance. Ohio) (had issue: 1.Caroline­ ADAM FORKER, h. in Scotland, 1795; vii. Hannah, 2d, b. Oct. 10. 1796; had issue: 1. Samuel. 11. John. 111. 1... cl. Jan. 26. 1 66; in. Rev. B. 1". 1793; d. in Mercer, Penn.. 1837: m. Jane viii. William. b. August. 1788: d. Janu­ Joseph. W. Thomas. V. Henry. 1:. in Rlnebart: ii. Mary-M.. m. Ebenezer W. Green. (1. 1836: had issue: 1. Jacob. b. ary, 1866;m. Rhoda Harris; is. Samuel, Indiana county. Penn.. 1788;d. in Green Laulhridge; iii. Michael-8.. b. Aug. 1786; d. July 19. 1842: 2. George, b. 1788: 17.July, 1800: d. in Ohio: x. Jane. b. township. 1863; served in the War or 7. 1845: served in the Civil War: rn. 3. Hannah. 1).Oct. 21. 1791: 4. Joseph. b. 1802: d. August. 1890; m. Hlbbs; 1812; m. 1810. Elizabeth Johnson: d. Nov. 18, 1869. Sarah E. Smith. b. 1852: Dec. 20. 1799: 11.at Cadiz. 1841: m. Mrs. xi. Ebenezer. b. Oct. 24. 1804; <1.Dec. 1856; had issue: 1. Vincent. b. July 12. d. ll‘-b. 10. 1890: daughter of Thomas Mary Cadv Conwell. b. in Reading. 28. 1891; in. Feb. 8, 1826. Phwbe Wood­ 1812; d. May 20. 1.816; removed to Ger­ and Mary Smith: the former b. 15108:<1­ Penn.. 1792: d. 1865: daughter of John ward: xii. Ell-H.. b. April 6. 1807: d. mano. Harrison county, in 1835; m. Fehruary. 1881: the latter b. 1813; d. and Margaret Parr Cady (had issue: i.

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Belinda. m. John Shaul: ii. Mary-Jane, ington township, Harrison county. daughter of John and Mary Mcfleth and Sarah Moore; iii. Sarah-C.; iv. ni. Dr. Chalkley Thomas, and settled Ohio; served in the Civil War; served (had issue. seven children); 5. Richard­ Francis-C.); 2. John, d. young; 3. in Des Moinss. Iowa; ill. Henry-G.. b. as a member oi the Ohio Legislature. P., settled in California; 6. Isaiah, set­ Elizabeth-Miller, m. Moses Chapllne; Nov. 19. 1888: d. Jun. 26. 1896); 5. 1877; an Oct. 28. 1864, Elisa Dean. b. tied in Brown county, Ncb.; 7. Jere­ '4. Anna-Applebee. m. Robert 1. Curtis; Samuel. b. 1806; d. Sep:.. 5. 1866; 6. 1828; d. Jan. 17. 1880; daughter at Slin­ miah. b. July 10. 1837; m. 1859. Cath­ 5. Rsbecca-Stcerens. In. Elijah Picker­ d. July 18. 1852; 7. John. d. Jan. uel and Mary Dean. of. Cross Creek erin_e Auld. of Franklin township. ing; 6. John-Charles, cl. young; 7. 17. 1865; 8. Mary. d. June 14. 1856; in. township, Jelrersou county. Ohio. IV. daughter of Stewart (b. in Pennsyl­ Sarah-Scantlebury, m. B. E. Dungan; 8. Harris; 9. Israel. d. April 28, Eli. V. Nancy. Vi. Elisabeth. vania. 1792; d. September, 1883) and Francis-Drake. 1866: 10. William. d. April 6. 1871. GEORGE FOSTER, a native of Eng­ Sarah McConnell (d. 1844) Auld; set­ ABRAHAM FORNEY. b. 1740; d. land.'h. Sept. 24. 1794; settled near Scio. tled in Scio; 8. Joseph-0.. b. Aug. 30. JOHN FUL'1‘ON,h. Aug. 26. 1777.near Aug. 27, 1824; a native of Germany; m. Harrison county, Ohio. 1816, where he 1841; served as an oiilcer in the Civil Hnvrs de Grace. Maryland. ot which Susanna . b. 1752: d. May 28. d. June 8. 1849; m. (lat) Jerusha Wort­ War; m. Oct. 14. 1869. Maria C. Sim­ place his parents were residents. re­ 1848; emigrated to America. about 1798. man; m. (211)1837, Jane Shouso. a na­ mons. daughter of George and Sophia moved in 1816to Green township, Har­ and in 1801settled in Cadiz township. tive of Pennsylvania. oi German de­ Simmons (had issue. nine children); rison county, whsre he d. Oct. 2. 1856: Harrison county. Ohio; had issue: I. scent. b. 1810; d. June 16. 1889; had 8. Malachi, d. in inianey; 10. Joel-C.. m. Dec. 12. 1798.Lydia Mitchell, b. Aug. John. 11. Abraham. III. Catharine. issue by drst wife: 1. George; 2. d. aged four years; 11. Garrett-11., set­ 26, 1777; d. July 18. 1844: daughter of IV. Mary, b. 1775: d. Aug. 5, 1850; :11. Jane. m. Joseph Cummings; 3. Jerusha. tled in Dennison. Ohio; 12. Clarissa. m. Samuel Mitchell. a resident oi Mary­ about 1793,probably near Martinsburg. m. Custer; 4. Sarah. John Spray, and settled in Franklin land: had issue: 1. Mary, 1:. Sept. 13. West Ve.. Charles Timmons, b. 1761: d. Reed; 5. Elizabeth. m. Kent; 6. township. 1800: 2. Margaret. b. Feb. 21. 1802: 3. 1820 (see Tlmmone Family). V. Sus­ Lavina; had issue by second wife: 7. 11. John. d. April, 1847; m. Elisabeth William. b. July 29. 1803; d. July 30. anna. m. Rabe. VI. Frederick. b. Joseph-B.. d. Aug. 18, 1889; 8. William. ; had issue: 1. Andrew; 2. James; 1884; 4. John, b. Nov. 26. 1305; 5. Elisa­ Aug. 28. 1787,in Germany; removed to settled in Superior, Neb.; 9; Madison­ 3. John: 4. Mary, m. Cells; 6. beth. b. Dec. 2. 1808: 6. Susannah. b. Nottingham township. 1827,where he d. J., b. June 22, 1842: settled in North Sarah. m. Leaters; 6. Nancy; 7. Jan. 1. 1811; 1. Miriam-Jane. b. Jan. 1854; served in the War 0! 1812; in. Oct. township: in. July 9, 1868.Margaret J. Hannah. 29. 1813; d. April 13. 1886; 8. Sophia. b. 29. 1812. Deborah Harris. d. June 21. Somerviile. daughter of Christopher Ill. Benjamin, b. in Pennsylvania. March 6, 1816; d. July 27. 1889; 9. 1873, whose parents were pioneers, in and Jane L. Somerrills; 10.John. d. in Oct. 31, 1802; d. May 15, 1881; settled Phoebe. b. July 13, 1819: 10. James. b. Harrison county; had issue: 1. Sophia. infancy; 11. David-C... settled at Uh­ in Monroe township; m. Jane Whit­ Jan. 25. 1825: in. (let) April 4, 1855. b. Sept. 6. 1813: 2. Susanna. b. Nov. 8. richsville. Ohio. taker; b. 1793; d. April 20. 1880: had Maria Louisa Simpson Gibson; d. Sept. issue: 1. Mary: 2. Jane: 3. John; 4. :20,1875: daughter oi!William Gibson. a 1814; 3. Mary-Ann. b. Aug. 6, 1817; 4. JOHN FOWLER. a native of Mary­ resident of Holmes county. Ohio; m. John. b. Nov. 29. 1820: settled at Deere­ land, whose father was killed in the James-W.. b. Oct. 12. 1829; settled in ville; m. Nancy Johnson. daughte at Stock township; in. June 7, 1852,Eliza­ (2d) Oct. 12. 1889. Charlotte Brannon Revolutions y War, removed to West beth Crawford. daughter of Andrew Plttls. daughter of George Pittis. oi Ephraim Johnson. of Mooreileld; 5. Virginia in 1800. settling opposit Elisa-M.. h. July 6. 1825; 6. Catherine. Crawford, of North township (had is­ Scio (had issue by ilrst wife. eight Steubenville. Ohio; afterward located sue. nine children): 5. Rebecca: 6. children). b. July 8. 1827; 7. Alice, b. July 4, 1829. near Hopedale. Harrison county. Ohio. V11.Sophia. Francis; 7. Benjamin-3.; 8. William; and, before 1819.settled near Hanover. 9. Arabella. PHILIP FULTON. b. in Cecil county. JOHN FORSYTHE, a native of Ire­ where he died about 18-10',m. in Mary­ 1V. Francis. d. 1.838: m. 1830. Mary Md., June 21. 1777; d. Sept. 14. 1841 (his land. of Scotch descent, emigrated with land. Mary Hull; had issue. among’ Giles: had issue: 1. Francis. father. of Scottish descent. had settled his wife and settled in Fayette county, others: V. Joel. m. 1836.Esther Fisher. in Maryland before the Revolution): Pcnn.. before IEOO:had issue: 1. Garrett. b. in Maryland. Feh.'28. V1. Jeremiah. about 1805he removed to Washington I. John. 11. Robert 111.Jesse. b. in 1789; settled in Monroe township, Har­ VII. Cena. county, Penn.. thence to Steubenvillc, Fayette county, Penn.: d. in Washing­ risnn county. Feb. 15. 1S28.where he d. Ohio. in 1810,and in 1814settled in the ton township, Harrison county. Ohio. March 21. 1867; m. April fl. 1319. Han­ JOSIAH FOX. b. at Falmouth, Eng­ southeastern part of Nottingham town­ Nov. 5. 1857: In. (1st) Mahala Patter­ nah 1-I. Eagleson, b. near Waterford, land. 1763. son of John and Rebecca ship. Harrison county; served in the son. in Pennsylvania.‘ where all his Erie county. Penn.. March 21. 1805; Steevens 1-‘ox:d. in Colerain township, War of 1812: m. in Maryland. April 2, children but the youngest one, were daughter of John and Mary Simpson Belmont county. Ohio. 1847. where he 1801.Sarah Hanna. b. in Harford coun­ born; in. (2d) 1811. Sarah Colvin. d. Engleson (the former a native of had settled in 1814;in. at Philadelphia. ty. Md.. May 8. 1782; d. Sept. 3. 1845', June 24. 1854; had issue by nrst: wife: Maryland; served in the War of 1812. 1794. Anna Miller. b. 1768; d. 1841: of had issue: 1. .Inne—S..b. Dec. 15, 1801: 1. William. 11.March 10. 1800: 2. Maria, settling near Cadiz. in Harrison coun­ German descent; daughter of Peter 2. Alexander. h. in Maryland, Sept. 12, b. Sept. 25, 1801; 3. Elizabeth, 1:. Sept. ty. in 1813; the latter a native of Miller: had issue: 1. Charles-James. b. 1803: d. March 15, 1881; in. Nov. 2. 21. 1803: 4. Matilda. 1). Sept. 21. 1805; Ireland. her parents having settled in in Washington. D. C.. 1805: (I. 1895‘. 1826. Sarah Ramsay. h. in Maryland. had issue by second wife: 5. Samuel, b. Allegheny City. Penn.. where she was settled in Short Crook township. Har­ Feb. 12, 1804. only child of Samuel and Jan. 19. 1812: 6. Harrison. b. Jan. 15. married): Garrett and Hannah Fowler rison county. Ohlo, about 1838: m. Feb. Elizabeth Cochrane Ramsey (had is­ 1813: 7. Joseph. b. Dec. 22, 181-1; 8. had issue: 1. Mary-Ann. 11:.Joel Crumb­ 7. 1837. at Flushing, Ohio. Esther sue: i. Samuel. b. Aug. 17. 1827; In. Nancy. b. Nov. 19. 1810; 9. John. b. let, and settled in Franklin township. Cooper, h. near Baltimore. April 10. March 13. 1860.Caroline Watron, b. Oct , June 15. 1818; 10. Beniamin-17.. 1). Harrison county; 2. John-E., settled in 1810; d. 1896; daughter of Nicholas and 11, 1838.in Marion county. Ohio. daugh­ March 15, 1820; 11. Levi-C., b. Aug. 2. Columbus. Ohio; 3. Asenath—’1'.; 4. Sarah Balderson Cooper (had issue: 1. ter of William and Sarah Kennedy 1822: 12. Rebecca. b. Dec. 1. 1824: d. Thomas-E.. b. Dec. 6. 111.90;served in Anna-Miller. m. Lindley M. Bronson; Walson [the former horn in Ireland. Aug. 19. 1872; 11:. Judge Amon Lem­ the Civil War; m. Nov. 27. 1856. Maria ii. William-Splcer. b. 1839: m. 1876, 1798: d. in Illinois, 18701; 11.Elizabeth. mon; 13.Jesse. b. Nov. 6. 1826,in Wash­ McBeth. a native of Harrison county, Esther J. Moore. daughter of Jeremiah in. ‘Israeli. and settled in Moore­ go 4° OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 0!-[10 VALLEY GENEALOGIEB (1

field township; iii. Alexander; lv. Al­ Joscph of New Jersey; they have also descendants. who emigrated to Illinois more; iii. Hugh-Gaston. emigrated to bert; v. Philip, settled in Nottingham been identified in part as brothers at (had issue. among others: 1. William) ; America, and served in the War of township; vi. Mary-J.; vii. Sarah-A.); the William who remained at home. his 5. James. b. April 15'. 1717 (had is­ 1812; iv. Rebecca. ni Latlmer. of 3. Vvllilnln. b. April 28. 1806; 4. Philip­ residence being Caranleagh (Carn­ sue: 1.Stephen: and several daughters, New Jersey); 4. James. b. Oct. 6, 1754 S., U. July 10. 1808; 5. Hannah, b. Feb. lough?). Cloughwater. county Antrlm who removed to Ohio about 1801-02); 6. {had issue. eight children); 5. Mary, b. 4, 1811; m. Kirkpatrick: 6. Hair­ (near Ballymenn), Ireland. In the ac­ Robert. b. March 11. 1749; served in Dec. 7. 1756: d. young; 6. Elizabeth. b. rison, b. May 11, 1813; 7. Elizabeth. b. count given below, these nine progeni­ the Revolutionary War; killed at the June 18. 1759; m. Rogail. 3 Feb. 9, 1815; m. Lantz: 8. Sarah­ tors of the Gaston family In America battle of Hanging Rock (S. C.)._Aug. physician, of the North of Ireisnd: 7. Anne, b. July 20. 1818: m. Davi­ will be designated as follows: 6, 1780; 7. Hugh. l). March 12. 1701: In. Tliomas. emigrated to America, and ton. and settled in Freeport township; William Gaston of Antrim (whose hls cousin, Martha McLure; removed settled in New York (had issue. two 9. Mary-Ann. b. April 14, 1821; m. children emigrated to South Carolina). to Wilcox county. Apt, 1826.and thence daughters. of whom: i. , . Moore. and settled in Moorefleld Hugh Gaston (1st). to Mississippi (had issue: 1. John; ii. Lindsay. and settled at Orange. N. J.): township; 10. Julianna. b. May 3, 1823: William’ Gaston (1st). Ebenezer; iii. Jamel: iv. William; v. 8. Mary. b. April 4. 1763; d. unm.; 9. in Pickering. and settled in Joseph Gaston of Pennsylvania (lst). Hugh; vi. Mary; vii. Martha; viii. Hugh. b. April 27. 1765. Mooreilcld township; 11.John. b.March John Gaston oi’ New Jersey (1st). Esther: ix. Margaret); 8. Alexander. b. IV. Mary, in. James McLure: emi­ 2. 1827; settled in Nottingham town­ James Gaston (1st). Aug. 24. 1753; killed at the battle of grated to America. and settled in South ship; 12. Calvin. b. Aug. 19, 1833. Joseph Gaston of New Jersey (lat). Hanging Rock; 9. David. b. July 7,1755; Carolina; had issue: 1. John; served Samuel Ramsey. father of Sarah John Gaston of Connecticut (lst). killed at the battle of Hanging Rock: as a captain in the Revolutionary War: Ramsey Fulton. was a son of Charles Alexander Gaston (lst). 10. Ebenezer, b. Sept. 15. 1757; killed at killed at the battle of Hanging Rock Ramsey; b. in Chester county, Penn., Another of the Gastons who re­ the'ba.ttle of Hanging Rock; 11.Esther. (S. (3.), Aug. 6. 1780; 2. William; 3 May 23. 1780: d. in Harrison county, mained in Ireland (living at Gaston­ b. Oct. 18, 1760; in. her kinsman. Alex­ physician (had issue: 1. Hannah. (1. Ohio, March 14, 1858; m. 1802. Eliza­ town, Klllycowan. county Antrim). had ander Walker. son of and Jane 1813; m. 1805. Judge William Gaston. beth Cochrnne. b. in Chester county, a daughter. who m. Gavin MacArthur‘. Gaston Walker (the latter a great­ son of Dr. Alexander Gaston): 6. Mary. Penn., Oct. 28, 1768: d. Nov. 18. 1857: their son, William, b. 1796.emigrated granddaughter of the iirst Irish Wil­ m. Samuel Lowry; 7 . 111-EGWSM in 1804the Ramsey family removed to to America after 1818.settling in Ver­ liam); (had issue: i. John-Gaston): 12. Martin. Allegheny county. Penn.. remaining mont; m. Malvina Stone (had issue, Joseph. b. Feb. 22, 1763; d. Oct. 10, 1836; V. Robert. emigrated to America. and there until 1814,when they settled in among others: i. Chester Alan Arthur. III. 1790. Jane Brown. b. 1768: d. 1858; settled on Lynch's Creek, Lancaster Harrison county. Ohio. twenty-first President of the United served in the Revolutionary War. and county. S. C.; had issue: 1. William. b. States). wounded at the battle of Hanging Rock July 23. 1755: d. 1838; served in the JOHN GASTON. b. about 1600. in First will be given the family of Wil­ (had issue: i. John-Brown. 1).Jan. 23. Revolutionary War: removed to Ken­ Scotland (or France), of Huguenot de­ llam Ga.-.i.nnol Antrlm. who remained 1791; to. Mary Beaufort McFadden: ll. tucky, and thence to Walnut Hill. scent: m. in Scotland. and had. among in Ireland, but whose children all emi­ Nu-cissa, b. Nov. 17. 1792: ni. others. three sons: John. William. and Marion county. ill. (had Issue. four crnted to America. and eventually set­ Lewis; iii. Eliza, 1:. Sept. 20. 1794: m. sons and live daughters, of Wh0:_'lZ_l. Alexander. who emigrated to county tled in South Carolina. Neely; iv. Esther. b. Dec. 4. 1738: Samuel. d. 1826: settled in Marion Antrim. Ireland. about 1660-1668; of William Gaston of Antrim. b. at In. D. G. Stinson; v. Margaret. b. April county. Ill.. 1819; ii. William; served in these. probably John (whose name ap­ Cnrnnlcnch. Cloufihwater. county An­ 29. 1798; vi. Jane. b. Aug. 17, 1800; m. the War of 1812: iii. John. settled in pears on hearth-money rate list for Ire­ trim. lreland. about 1680-90; d. about Cruwiord; vii. James-A.-IL. b. Bond county, lll.; iv. Robert. Settled in land in 1669.is of Magheragall. county 1770: m. Lemon; had issue: Oct. 17. 1801; viii. Robert, b. Jan. 1. Bond county. III.. 1822; v. Margaret. Antrim) had issue. among others, sev­ i. John. (I. 1782; in. Esther Waugh. 1808). m. Thomas Kell, and removed to Mar­ eral sous. some of whom remained in d. 1789; emigrated to Peniisyivanla. Ireland, and some emigrated to Amer­ and thence. removed about 1751-52 to ll. Elizabeth. in. John Knox: Settled lon county. III.. 1822); 2. James; 3. ica. as did also the sons of other in South Carolina; had issue: 1. Wil­ John: 4. Hugh; 5. Joseph: 6. Margaret, Chester District. South Carolina. set­ liam. a minister in 1768; 2. James. a d. 1816; m. her second cousin. John brothers; of the emigrants of that gen­ tling ou I-‘isliing Creek: served as Mccreary. eration the names of eight are known King's Justice before 1776: and as physician (had issue, among others: i. land the children of William. son of leader of the patriots of his vicinity Jane, possibly the same who in. Samuel VI. Janet, in. Charles Strong; emi­ John last named). viz., I-lugh of New during the British incursion, 1780-81‘. Polk. of Mccitlenburg county, N. C.); rrated to America. and settled in South Jersey. Joseph of New Jersey. Joseph had issue: 1. Margaret. b. Aug. 20, 1739: 3. John: 4. Hugh; 5. Sarah. m. John Carolina; had issue: 1.William: served of Pennsylvania (probably it son of in. James Mccrenry (had issue: i. John. Johnston. in the Revolutionary War. and killed Hugh). William of Pennsylvania served in the Revolutionary War. and III. Hugh. d. Oct. 20. 1766. a minis­ in that service; 2. Christopher; 3. (probably a son of Huiziil. John of as a member of Congress: ii. Samuel: ter: emigrated to America. about 1766. Letitia. in. her cousin. James Strong; New Jersey (probably a son of Hugh). served in the Revolutionary War: be­ and died at the house ot his brother, 4. Margaret. m. John Simonton (had James of New Jersey lorobablv a came :1Baptist minister): 2. Martha. is. John. shortly after landing: had issue: issue: i. Charles-H.): 5. Janet, m. son of Huvrhl. John of Conn-r-flout. June 11, 1741: in. her kinsman. JDHPDII 1. William; a physician: in.Feb. 6. 171 : Gladney. Alexander of Massachusetts. Of these. Gaston. «rent-grandson of the first 2. Alecia. b. Feb. 16. 1750: d. 1825; in. VII. William, drowned at Kell's Ford. the last two were brothers. and are Irish Wlllintii (had issue. among Nelson: 3. Martha. b. .lune 11. Chester county, S. C.; in. after his for­ said hv Marshall Gmvton‘s account to others: 1. Alexander. m. Mary Blair): 1752: in. James Ross (had issue: 1. tleth year, Harbison. sister of lzuve iirst landed in New Jersey. with 3. William. b. .lune 5. 1743; served as a. James. emigrated to America. but re­ James I-larblson: red lrsu-: 1. Hugh one or more other brothers. who re­ captain in the Revolutionary War (had turned to Ireland, and settled at Don­ (had issue: i. William): 2. William. in. mained there: it is probable that they issue: i. William: ii. James): 4. John. donderry; ii. (a dnllghter). In. Beaufort; removed to Corinth. may have been brothers of Hugh and b. June 24, 1745; d. about 1806, leaving and had issue. who settled at Balti­ Mlss.. and thence to Memphis. Tenn.

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(had issue: i. Leroy, s Presbyterian berland (now Franklin) county. Penn.. acres of land in February, 1772; served John. b. 1800: in. Patience Morrison; ll. minister). in 1751, and the name of Robert Gas­ so I major in the Revolutionary War: Charity. b. 1802; m. Robert Donaldson: VIII. Martha. in. Alexander Ros­ ton on the tax-list at Sadsbury town­ removed, about 1780-82, to Rostrsver ill. Margaret, b. 1203: in. Thomas broush; emigrated to America. and ship, Lancaster county, 1751 to 1769. township, Westmorelend oounty,Penn., Perry; removed to near Burlington, settled in South Carolina; had issue: L These may have been two of the and thence. about 1790.to Peter: (now Iowa. 1844; iv. Nancy, b. 1805; m. Wil­ William-Gaston. a minister: d. unm.; brothers (sons of William of Antrlm) Union) township, Washington county. liam Peppsrd, and removed to Ohio 2. Joseph, removed to Indiana about recorded above. his wife's sister. Elizabeth Cheessman. about 1837; v. William. b. 1807; d. 1820; 1800: 3. Alexander. a. physician. m. accompanying them; had issue: 1. Wil­ m. Eliza Morrison; vi. Sarah. b. 1808; (lst) Mary I-lcmphlll; in. (Ed) Janet Hugh Gaston (1st), b. in county liam. 1:.July 15.1761: removed to Ohio; d. 1875: to. Dr. James Estep—after­ Porter (had issue by ilrst wife: i. Antrim. Ireland. 1687: d. in Bedminster 2. Joseph. b. April 25. 1763: d. Nov. 21. wards a Baptist minister-d. Feb. 26. Mary-Martha; ii.Wllliam-Andrew: hal township, Somerset county, N. J. 1821: removed to Abbeville District. 1861: son of Robert and Dorcas Estep. issue by second wife. six sons and two (buried in Lamlngton graveyard). Dec. South Carolina: served as captain and who came trom New Jersey [had issue. daughters. of whom: iii. Alexander-M., 23. 1772: m. Jeunet . b. 1698: d. major of the Savannah regiment in the six children, among whom: Harrison. removed to California in 1848.and be­ Aug. 1, 1777 (buried at Lamingtonl; Revolutionary War, 1782: m. Martha settled at Marion. 1nd.: James, settled came a judge at Eureka, that State: iv. took up land in Mount Bethel township, Hutton. and thence, about 1807. re­ at Marion, ind.; Josiah-Morgan, b. Feb. Joseph-Brown. removed to California Bucks (now Northampton) county, moved to Butler county. Ohio (had is­ 19. 1829; d. at Cadiz, May 5, 1888: m. in 1843.and thence to Salt Lake City; Penn.. Feb. 10. 1746. and June 20, 1751: sue: 1. Rebecca. b. Feb. 20. 1784; m. 1857.Amanda J. Crabb]; vii. Eliza. b. v. David. settled in Texas: vi. John, had probably a sister, Mary. in. to John Kerr; ii. Ann. b. Dec. 16. 1785; iii. 1810; 11:.Samuel Morgan; viii. Joseph­ settled in Tennessee; vii. Maclin. set­ James Cauldwell (who emimted to Margaret. b. March 17.1788; in. Ezekiel Smith, to. 1811; d. 1870; 11:.Jane Hind­ tled in Tennessee): 4. John. b. 1776; d. New Jersey from the North of Ireland McConnell: iv. John, b. June 17. 1790; man; d. 1879[had issue, among others: 1854; m. Eleanor Key (had issue. four about 1732. and settled on Long Hill v. Mary. b. Sept. 23. 1792; vi. William. Samuel. b. 18.71;in. 1st. Martha A. Mc­ sons and six daughters. of whom: 1. addition to Ellzabethtown): Hugh Gas­ b. April 20, 1795; vii. Joseph, b. Oct. 9, Clure; nz. 2d. Amanda M. Way]: ix. John, killed in the Civil War: ii. Wil­ ton waa probably the brother of Joseph 1796: viii. Mutts.-Ann. b. Feb. 6. 1799: Samuel. b. 1814; d. un-m.. 1839); 7. liam: Settled at Sardls. Mlu.): 6. Gaston. of New Jersey (1st). and the in. William Hayden: ix. Lydia. b. July Elizabeth. b. May 8. 1778; d. Feb. 28. , m. Rev. J. Bowman. and settled father of William and Joseph of Penn­ 22. 1801; in. Ebenezer Wilson; 1. Lu­ 1858; 8. Margaret. m. Samuel McClain. in Tennessee. sylvania. of James and John of New cinda. b. May 9. 1804: m. Daniel a native of New Jersey: settled in Not­ Ix. Alexander. 3 physician, emi­ Jersey. and of Marvaret. who m. Nov. 8, Symmes: xi. Eliza. b. Feb. 16. 1807; tlngham township, Washington county, grated to America, ‘andsettled at New­ 1750. Thomas Molfat (d. 1770), of Mid­ in. Benjamin B. Symmcs); 3. John. b. Penn.. where they d. without issue. berne. N. C., where he was killed by the dlesex county. or one or more of them: Jan. 7. 1765: 4. Samuel. b. Feb. 18. 1787: ll. William, b. 1742-48; d. in Upper British and Tories. Aug. 20. 1781; had also. either the father or grandfather of d. in infancy, 5. James. b. Feb. 18, 17675 Mount Bethe! township. Northampton issue: 1.Jane. in. Chief Justice John L. Hugh Gaston. Jr. (below). and of his d. April 13, 1813: m. Mary Estep. b. Oct. county, Penn.. April—Ma.y. 1801: in. Taylor, of North Carolina (had issue: sisters, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and Mrs. 10.1773,daughter of Robert and Dorcas Elizabeth : had issue: 1. Alex­ i. . In. David E. Sumner, of William Lovan: of these: Estep; removed to Hamilton county. ander, m. I-Iuldah : resided at Gates county, ’1‘enn.); 2. William. b. William Gaston (let). took up land Ohio (had Issue: 1. Nancy, b. March 25. Richmond. Lower Mount Bethe] town­ Sept. 19. 1778; d. Jan. 23. 1844; served in (Upper) Mount Dethel township, 179-1; m. Spencer; ll. Dorcas. b. ship. until after 1811: 2. William; 3. in Congress. 1813-15: and as chief jus­ Bucks (now Northampton) county. Aug. 19. 1736: to. David l-‘igley, and set­ Charles: 4. Margaret. in. before 1806, tice of North Carolina, 1834-44; m. Penn.. Feb. 20. 1751, on the same date tled ln Scott county, Iowa; iii. Charity. Elisha Everitt; 5. Elizabeth, m. 1806-97, (let) 1803. Susan l-lay. daughter of as an entry made by Hugh (1st) above. b. Dec. 1. 1798: in. Enoch King, and Slrneon Hart. John Hay; in. (211)1305. Hannah Mc­ of whom he was probably the son or settled in Clark county. Ohio: iv. III. Hugh. b. ‘I743-48: served in the Lure: in. (lid) 1816. Eliza Ann Worth­ possibly A brother; b. probably 171!’­ Joseph: a minister; b. March 25. 1301: Revolutionary War from Mount Bethcl ington, daughter of Dr. Charles Worth­ 20: killed by the Indians in December. d. Dec. 6, 1834: settled in Carroll coun­ township; resided in Allegheny county. ington, of Georgetown. D. C. (had issue 1755. leaving a widow. who d. before ty. Ohio; v. Maria. b. April 6. 1803; d. I’enn., in 1795. by ilrst wire: 1.Alexander; ii. Suan. m. September, 1762, and ilve children. as Oct. 20. 1803: vi. Martha. b. Jan. 20. IV. Jennet, b. 1744-48: m. Moses Robert Donaldson. of New York; had follows: 1805; m. Enoch King (his second wife), Phcnix. issue by second wife: ill. Hannah. m. I. John. b. May. 1740; (1. Sept. 10. and settled in Clark county, Ohio; vii. V. James. b. 1748-55; lived In Mount Judas. Mathias E. Mani:-,v, of North 1823; m. in Monmouth county. N. J.. Rachel. b. March 18. 1307: d. Oct. 7, Dethel township in 1773. Carolina; had issue by third wife: iv. Feb. 4. 1760. Charity Cheeseman. b. 1862; m. Wllliain S. Manfull. and set­ Eliza. m. Graham. of Maryland: March 13. 1734: d. Feb. 15. 1821 (both tled at Steullenvllie, Ohio; viii. James­ Joseph Gaston of Pennsylvania (let). v. Catherine. d. unm.). buried at Mingo graveyard, Union l<‘.-step:a minister: b. April 14. 1809: d. probably a brother of William Gaston Three brothers. Joseph. Robert. and township. Washington county. Pcnn.: at Des Moines, Iowa, 1888-89: removed list) and perhaps a son of Hugh Gas­ Matthew Gnston. said to be creat­ Charity Gaston being! the dauvzhter of from Warren. Trumbull county. Ohio. ton (lst), d. in Mount Bethel township, rrandsons of the first Irish William. Joseph Cheeseman of llpper Freehold about 1850. to Monmouth. Ill.. and Northampton county, Penn., October. emigrated to South Carolina. with their (now Millstone) township. Monmouth thence to Davenport. Iowa. later set­ 1775, where he had taken up land in sister. Jane Gaston Walker, leaving a. county, N. .I.. who d. 1733: and probably tllng at Des Moines [had Issue: January, 1765; served as 2:King's Jus­ fourth brother, Alexander. in Ireland. a. descendant of the William Cheese­ Thomas-Kirk: William-Henrv; Mary: tice from 1765to 1775: m. Isabel , b. about 1750: d. about 1840; of these man who settled at Middletown. Mon­ Joseph-James: John: Sarah-Kirk]; ix. d. after 1775; had issue. ave children. Joseph Gaston m. Martha Gaston. mouth county. 1667); removed from Robert. h. July 25. 1811): 6. Samuel. b. Hugh. James, Elizabeth. John, and daughter of Justice John (above). Monmouth county. N. J.. after 1767.to Oct. 10. 1772: d. Feb. 21. 1863: In. Mar­ Alexander, who were probably those The name of John Gaston appears on Mount Bothel township. Northampton garet Penny. of Allegheny county. b. given below, although it is possible the tax-list of Lurgan township, Cum­ county, Penn.. where he took up 275 1776; d. Aug. 14. 1841 (had issue: i. these are not the same (Joseph Gas­ 52/ 44 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 46 ton‘s will names his “trusty friends. land at that date adjoined the land or 1331: xi. Jamel. b. Nov. 1. 1813). One ter of Ludlow Squier, and settled at Hugh Gaston or East Jersey. Samuel Hugh Gaston; and who removed to account or Alexander Gaston (D. 1769) Hainneid: v. James. m. (lat) Aletta Res. and Major John Gaston or Mount Pennsylvania and d. in Mount Bethel states that he was the son or Ephraim Van Arsdale, daughter of Philip Van Bethel township" [designated Major township. Northampton county. 1786. uuoon, who was the son or Ebenezer Arsdals; m. (zd) Mary Stout; _vi. John Gaston in executors‘ deed made leaving children: James, Ephraim. Gaston. who emigrated tram Ireland to Lydia, In. Stephen -Woodard. son of in 1779] as his executors. and makes Robert. Peter. Benjamin. Margaret America in company with his brother. Samuel Woodard. and removed to Chl­ provision for giving his live children an Nelson. Jean Britten. and Esther Ross. Matthew (cl. unm.): and that Alex­ csgo; vii. Jane, m. David Kline; viii. education): oi’ whom James and Peter settled in ander Gaston had a brother. Joseph. Mary. m. Tunis Van Nt: ix. John. (1. 1. Hugh. b. Jan. 18. 1784: d. in Washington county. Penn. The sim­ who settled in southern Indiana: and at Newark. unm.. aged thirty; x. Ann. Columbiana county,0hio.June 24.1899; antons were closely connected with the another brother who settled in West m. Philip Van Arsdale, son of Peter lived in Bcdminster township. Somer­ family or Ephraim McDowell. who d. Virginia. This account probably as­ Van Arsdale; xi. Hugh. m. Elizabeth set county. N. J., 1787; removed to in Bedminster township. 1768,leaving. sumes Joseph. son of John, who mar­ King, or Belleville); 2. Jane. d. unm.. Washington county. Lycoming county. among other children. five sons. John. ried in South Carolina and settled in aged about sixty. . about 1795-99,and thence to western Matthew. Ephraim, Peter. and Beula­ Butler county. Ohio. to have been the Pennsylvania and Ohio; in. March 14. min). brother of Alexander. Gaston. sister to Hugh Gaston, 1789. Grace Gaston. his cousin. b. Nov. 111. Elizabeth. Jr.. and probably daughter to Hugh 25, 1764; d. March 14, 1838: daughter of IV. John, probably settled in lndiana. Hugh Gaston. Jr.. probably a son (or Gaston (1st). m. Captain William Lo­ Robert (11.below) and Rosanna Cooper V. Alexander, a physician. b. July 22. grandson) of Hugh Gaston (let). b. gan, or Somerset county. N. J. Gaston (had issue: i. Joseph. b. Dec. 24. 1769; d. July 9. 1825; possibly the Alex­ 1734; d. June 25. 1808: m. (1st) Mary 1789; in. Elizabeth Conkle [had issue: ander whose name appears in connec­ Sloan. b. 1742; d. Aug. 14, 1766; daugh­ Margaret Gaston. probably daughter Samuel, Hamilton. Martin. Watson. tion with that ot John Gaston (son of ter of William and Mary Sloan. oi oi’Hugh Gaston (1st). m. 1750,Thomas Hugh, Jacob, Elizabeth]; ii. James. b. Wiiiiam.1st) asataxpaycr in Rostraver Bedminster (7) township; m. (26) Moflat. who d. 1770.Hugh Gaston serv­ Jan. 20. 1793; d. March 13. 1872: In. township, Westmoreiand county. Penn. Mary Adams. 1). 1741; d. Feb. 16. lng as administrator oi his estate. Elisabeth Kligore. sister to Daniel Kil­ (that part now contained in Washing­ 1793; daughter ol John and Agnes gore, of Cadiz (had issue: William-Kll­ ton township, Fayette county). in 1783. Adams; m. (3:1) Mary Kirkpatrick. b. John Gaston of NewJersey (1st), sot­ gore. m. (1st) Martha Graham; m. (zd) when his household contained live per­ in Bedminster township. Nov. 23. 1761; tled in Upper Freehold (now Millstone) Andora Waage; Hugh-F‘..in. Elizabeth sons; settled with his mother in Canton d. July 1. 1812; daughter of David and township. Monmouth county. N. J., Stokes: Nancy. 21:.Stuart B. Shotwell. township. Washington county. about Mary McEowenKirkpatrick (the tormer about 1741. where, in 1758, he was of Cadiz: Mary. m. her iather's cousin, 1792: m. Rachel Perry. b. Sept. 1. 1773: b. at Wattlesneach. Dumtnesahire. owner of a grist and tuillng mill: 3 James W. Gaston. son or James Gaston. d. Sept. 14. 1833; daughter of John and Scotland. Feb. 17. 1724; son of Alex­ member of Dr. William '1‘ennent's brother to Hugh (Sid): Elisabeth, m. Jane McMillan Perry. who removed ander and Elizabeth Kirkpatrick. who Freehold Presbyterian congregation; Joseph Lyons: Philander. in. (1st) Lu­ from West Nottingham township.Ches­ emigrated to America with his family subscriber in 1758to the fund for a. par-­ cinda Conkls; m. (2:1)Charity Moore; ter county, Penu.. to Washington coun­ in 1'l36.and m. March 31.1748.Mary Mc­ sonage tor Allentown Church; deeded Narcirsa, in. Albert Brockway: Daniel­ ty. about 1787-99, settling in Builalo Eowen); Hugh Gaston had issue by a tract at land to his son. Hugh Gas­ 0.. d. unm.: Eleanor-Jane. m. John township in 1799.and removing thence ilrst wife: 1. William. b. April 12, 1763; ton. in 1793; probably the son or Hugh Geetlng; John. d. unrn.]; iii. Robert. to Belmont county, Ohio. about 1800 d. Dec. 15, 1763; 2. Joseph. b. Dec. 18, Gaston (1st) and brother oi.’William D. Feb. 23. 1794: d. June 4. 1801; iv. (John. b. 1752: d. 1825: served in tho) 1765: d. Aug. 14. 1777; had issue by (let) who was killed by the Indians (as Elizabeth, b. Sept. 7. 1797: d. Jan. 14. Revolutionary War; Jane, b. 1744: d. third wife: 3. Samuel Kirkpatrick. a. John Gaston. Jr.. the son or the latter. 1816:v. Hugh. b. April 9. 1804: d. March 1815); removed to Brooke county. West physician; in. Nancy 7‘.Cooper. daugh­ made his home in Upper Freehold 27. 1854 [had issue: Hamilton. Martha. Va.. thence. about 1800, to near st. ter ot Henry Cooper, of Chester. Morris township rrom before 1760 until after Elizabeth, Mary]. Clairsville. Ohio; and from there to county (had issue: i. Henrietta): 4. 1707. marrying there); had issue. as ll. James, d. in Smith township, Morristown. Ohio. 1811 (had issue: i. John. b. 1796; d. Feb. 17, 1800. Hugh shown by the records of Tennent Washington county. Penn., May-June, John-Perry, b; April 2.4,1793; ii. Jane. Gaston. Jr.. or Bedminster. had sisters: Church. Freehold: 1. Mary. baptized 1813. where he had settled about 1788. b. April 10. 1795: d. Nov. 4. 1796: iii. Elizabeth, b. 1737; in. Thomas Kirk­ Dec. 9. 1739. 11.James, baptized March having removed from Lower Mount Robert. is. Jan. 17. 1797; d. Sept. 27. patrick: and . in. Captain Wil­ 28. 1742; probably the some who in. Bethei townsbip. Northampton county. 1834; m. Martha McClure; iv. Ephraim: llam Logan, oi’ Pcapack; had issue. April 20, 1773.Lydia Tapscott: and who in. Jane — (she in. 2d ——Stewart) a physician: b. June 26. 1799; d. May among others: 1. John. contributed to fund for repair of Cran­ (had issue: i. Wi‘llarn. d. unm.. in 30. 1868: in. (1st) Mary Wilson: in. (2d) bury Church in 1785: had issue. prob­ Brooke county. Vest Va.. 1830: ii. Aguesvancs: v. Mary. b. Mav 20. 1801: Elizabeth Gaston. b. 1737. sister to ably, among others: 1. William, served Mary. m. Anderson: iii. June. in. d. Dec. 20. 1846; m. Tracy, and Hugh Gaston. Jr.. and probably daugh­ in the Revolutionary War; in. Catn­ Gordon: iv. Eleanor. m. settled at Mcconnellsville. Ohio: vi. ter ot Hugh Gaston (1st). in. Thomas :u-ine English. daughter oi‘ Dr. James Moore: v. James-W.. in. his cousin. Charity. b. at St. Clairsviile. July 27. Kirkpatrick, who settled near Liberty English. or New Brunswick (had issue. Mary Gaston. daughter or Hugh (Bd) 1803: d. 1887; nu. John Lippinc-ott. or Corners. Bernard township, Somerset as shown by baptismal records of Cran­ above: vi. John: vii. in. Mr. Morristown: vii. Joseph. b. May 14. county. N. J.: had issue: 1. John. m. hury Church: 1.Lydia-Tapscott, b. Dre. Moore [had issue. Wililaml).'l'he name 1805; d. July 9. 1833; in. Nancy Fowler: Anne Corioll. daughter of Elias Coriell 4. 1804: to. Aaron Allen: ii. John­ of the mother of Ruth and James Gas­ viii. Alexander, b. Aug. 4. 1807: ix. (had issue: 1. Sarah. in. John Layton, Baird. b. May 25. 1806; iii. Mary—Ann. ton inst given was Simanton (probably Matthew. b. July 9. 1809: d. March 17. and settled at Plainfleld; ii. Elizabeth. b. March 20. 1810: m.. probably. John a si-tor or the Robert Slmsnton. who 1878; m. Drusilla Bute; settled at in. John King. son of John King, of Perrine. Jr.. also. iv. Letitia: v. Han­ settled in Bedminster township, Somer­ Platismouth. Neb.; x. lraac. h. Sept. 16. Liberty Corners: iii. Thomas. in. Marin nah). Ill. 1-iugh. bap. July 15, 1744: set county. N. J.. before 1754: whose 1811; d. at' Colonns. lows. April :10, Hurd; iv. Elias. m. Jane Squler. daugh­ lived in Millstone township. Monmouth

46 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 47 county. N. J., until alter 1801. IV. garet. m. Joseph McMarl.in; 5. Mary; ill. Robert. ll. Jan. 23.1732; d. in Tur­ IV. Joseph. b. 1738-39; (1. 1803-04; Mary (M), bap. March 8. 1717. V. 6. Sarah; 7. Anne; 8. Hannah. but (now Delaware) township. North­ served as paymaater or New Jersey Elizabeth. twin sister to Mary. bap. ll. John, b. Nov. 10. 1730; d. OcL 3. umberinud county. Penn. (buried in militia trom Somerset and Sussex March 8, 1747. VI. Daniel, bap. April 1776; in. (1st) June 27. 1758. Elizabeth Warrior-'s Run graveyard). Sept. 2. counties. in the Revolution; named as 3. 1749; served in the Revolutionary Ker. b. March 19. 1738; d. May 6. 1765; 1793; m. May 15, 1762. in Bedminster executor of his father‘: will (dated War; lived in Millstone township. Mon­ daughter 0! William and Catherine township. Somerset county, N. .l.. March 31, 1777); settled in 1-lardwick mouth county, during the Revolution: Ker. natives of Scotland (the former b. Rosanna Cooper, b. March 23. 1742; d. township. Sussex county. N. .l.. about had issue. among others: 1. John. bap. 1700; d. July 4. 1777; buried at Laming­ Jan. 14, 1817: daughter of Daniel 1783; m. —--—Linn. daughter of Joseph April 14. 1776. Vii. Catharine. bap. ton graveyard. Somerset county. N. J.. Cooper (b. at sea during the emigration and Martha Kirkpatrick Linn (who re­ June 2, 1751. Vlll. John. bap. Jan. 20. son 0! Walter [1656-1748]and Marga­ of his parents from Holland to New moved trom Bernard township. Somer­ 1754. IX. William. L-up. July 13. 1756. ret [1661-1734] Ker. who were exiled York. may 1. 1695; d. May 2. 1795: in. set county. to Hunterdon county, thence X. Jane. bap. March 25. 1759. from Scotland about 1685.and settled six tim, 1st, April 17. 1726.to Grace to 1-Iardwick township, Sussex county. at Freehold. N. L): in. (2d) Sarah Runyon, b. January. 1706: d. Novem­ and later to Kardyston township, Sus­ Ogden; had issue by ilrst wile: 1. ber, 1755: lived at Piscataway: settled sex county; be h. 1725; d. 1800; she b. James Gaston (let), probably a Catherine, b. May 12. 1759; d. April in Morris county, N. .I.. about 1732; had 1723; d. 1791): had issue: 1. m. brother to John Gaston or New Jersey 14. 1762; 2. William. b. Jan. 13, issue. ten children). Robert- and Dr. Elijah Everitt, b. in Kingwood (let). his name appears as a subscriber 1761; d. Feb. 13. 1809: m. Dec. 10. 1782. Rosanna Cooper Gaston resided in township, Hunterdon county, 1770-80; to the fund tor uuuding Allentown Naomi Teeple. daughter of John and Bernard township, Somerset county. d. Jan. 11, 1850: settled in Sparta nowa­ Church parsonage. 1758.in connection Margaret Teeple (had issue: L John­ until about 1770: then in Pequannock ship. Sussex county; 2. m. Rev. with that or John Gaston of Upper W., b. Sept. 26. 1783: d. June 19. 1859; township, Morris county, from before John Boyd. Freehold (1st. above); possibly, be may m. 1805.Sarah Costner; ii. Waiter. d. in 1771 to 1777. returning thence to Bed­ V. Martha. m. Patterson. have been the son or that John—whoee infancy: iii. William. b. Sept. 26, 1781: miuster township, Somerset county. Vi. Priscilla, in. about Sept. 24. 1771. oldest son. James. was baptized at Ten­ d. in New York City. SepL 12. 1837; re­ and removing to Northurnberland David McCain. nent Church. March 28, 1742. The sided in Savannah, Georgia; iv. Marga­ county about May. 1792; served in the Vll. . in. David Chambers; had name of James Gaston also appears as ret. b. Oct. 30. 1789; d. Nov. 3. 1827; m. Revolution as captain and lieutenant­ issue: 1. Joseph; 2. William; 3. John. a member or the congregation of Lam­ 1819,John Mccowen; v. Joseph. b. Feb. colonel of New Jersey militia. and as ington Church, in Bedminster town­ 13, 1792; d. April 5, 1814; vi. James. b. captain in the Continental Line; had John Gaston. ot Connecticut (1st), b. ship. Somerset county. N. J.. during the Jan. 8. 1795; d. March, 1820;‘vii. Oliver, issue: 1. Joseph, b. Nov. 19, 1766; d. incounty Antrim. Ireland, probably near pastorate of Rev. James McCroa_which b. Jan. 8. 1795; d. Jan. 21. 1823; viii. April 18. 1831; m. 1781).Margaret Me­ Ballymena (or. possibly, Bullyrnoney)_ terminated in 1766. A James Gaston Abraham. b. April 23. 1797; d. Jan. 21. lick, b. Dec. 22. 1767; d. Feb. 5, 1838; 1703-04; emigrated to America. 1720­ also took up land in Mount Bethel 1823; ix. Hugh. b. Aug. 27. 1800; d. daughter of Aaron and Catherine 26. with his brother Alexander and township. Northampton county. Penn.. March 30. 1821); 3. Joseph, b. May 2, Miller Moelich (had issue: i. Rob­ perhaps a third brother. who settled in 1173(probably son of William, 1st), 1763: d. Oct. 16. 1796: m. March 1, 1781. ert. h. March 30. 1790: d. Sept. 22. in New Jersey; settled at Voiuntown. and the name of James Gaston appears Ida Van Arsdale. b. April 28. 1762; 1854; m. April 8. 1824. Eleanor Shan­ Conn.. 1726-27, where he :1. March 29, on tax-list of Cecil township. Washing­ daughter of Philip and Margaret non. b. 1795; d. Oct. 12, 1867 [had issue: 1783; In. about 1735.Janet Thomson. b. ton county. Penn.. 1787 and 1788; and Stryker Van Arsdale (the iormer b. Martha-J.; Margaret-M.; Solomon-P.; in Scotland. 1711;d. at 1{lllingiy,Conn.. on that of Rostraver township, West­ 1734; <1. 1776; the latter h. 1741: d. Mary-E.; Charlotte-A_.; Sarah-Ann; Nov. 3. 1806; daughter or Rev. Alex­ moreiand county. Penn.. 1789. 1819) had issue: i. Elizabeth. b. Nov. Sarah]; ll. Charlotte. b. Sept. 22, 1792: ander Thomson, a native of Scotland. 17. 178 : d. Nov. 11. 1851; ii. Isaac-V.. b. d. Aug. 13, 1824; m. James Durham; iii. who lived tor a time at Andover, Ms.ss., Joseph Gaston of New Jersey (lat). Sept. 9. 1784: d. February. 1811; iii. Hosanna, b. June 7. 1795; d. Nov. 19, and arterwards at Stoningtou, Conn.; d. in Bernard township, Somerset coun­ John-l.. b. Feb. 14, 1787; (l. March 23. 1845; iv. Aaron, b. April 25. 1799; d. had issue: ty, N. J., shortly alter March 31. 1777; 1846; iv. Margaret-B., b. Feb. 21. 1789; Oct. 24. 1868; in. [1st] Sarah Ann 1. Margaret. b. 1734; d. Feb. 5. 1811; member 0! Baskingridge Presbyterian d. July 9, i804: v. William-B., b. Aug. Clarke; m. [zdl Rosanna Camp: v. In. James Dickson, b. 1728; d. 1815; had congregation; m. Margaret .-who 9. 1791: vi. Sarah-E.. b. Dec. 9, 1793; Daniel; a Pres yterian minister; who issue: 1. James; 2. John; 3. Alexander; survived him (probably his second d. 1885; vii. Lydia. b. 1795; d. 1800); settled in Phi adelphia; b. July 26, 4. Joseph ; 5. Nancy. m. William wife. as a Joseph Gaston and Margaret had issue by second wife: 4. .lohn. m. 1801: d. April 28, 1860; in. 1839. Rosa. Church; 6. Phebe, m. Uriah Church Lines were married in Somerset coun­ Lansing. and settled at Lansing­ Morris. b. 1803: d. 1873: vi. Mary. b. (had issue: 1. Andrew, in. Ruth Hall ty. about Nov. 2. 1772); emigrated from burgh. N. 7.: 5. Stephen. settled in New May 14, 1804: d. July 11, 1880; vii. Anne. [their daughter, Clara. m. 1831.Horace lreland to New Jersey about 1720; York State'.' 6. Elizabeth. in. Elias b. Dec. 20. 1808; in. William Sample): White, of Syracuse. N. Y.. and was the probably a brother to Hush Gaston Hodges, and settled at Cal:-rain. Ham­ 2. Margaret, b. Dec. 17. 1768: (L 5613'»­ mother oi!Andrew Dickson White, in.at (1st); had issue: ilton county. Ohio; 7. Isaac. b. March 10. 1807; m. 1785, Daniel Mellck, son ct Homer, N. Y.. Nov. 7. 1832]; ii. Gaston; 1. Margaret. m. Andrew Kirkpmtrick. 25, 1773; In. March 17. 1803. Anna Aaron and Catherine Miller Moalich,at iii. John: iv. Vesta; v. Nelson; vi. Dio­ oi‘ Bernard township, Somerset county. Hedrez; settled near Morristown. N. J. Bedminster township (had issue: i. data). N. J., son of Alexander and Elizabeth (had issue. among others: i. Augustus­ Aaron; ii. Elizabeth: iii. Charlotte: 1'1­ 11. Alexander. b. 1739; served in the Kirkpatrick (the former of whom :1.at L.. b. May 15. 1806: d. 1841: settled at Rosanna; V.John; vi. Mary; V"-D3-Vld: French and Indian War, and died. 1760. Mine Brook. N. J.. June 3. 1753): re­ Kelly. Butler county. Ohio. in 1828; ii. viii. William; ix.Ds.niel: Lcatherinel; oi.’disease contracted in that service. moved to lledstone. Fayette countv. E,-I-i.. settled at Reily, Butler county, 3. Mary, b. Feb. 12. 1770; 4. Daniel. b. 111.John. b. at Voluntown. 1750: d. Penn.; had issue: 1. Alexander: 2. Jen­ Ohio); 8. Margaret. rn. Smith Scudder. April 5. 1773: 5. Anne, b. March 25. there Oct. 26. 1805; served in the Con­ nct. m. Abner Johnson; 3. Elizabeth. in. oi Elizsbethtown. N. .1’.(had issue, two 1774; 6. George-W.. b. April 2, 1777; 7. necticut Legislature‘. nu. about 1770. iiugh Barclay (or Bartley); 4. Mar­ sons, of whom: i. Mansfield). John, b. Feb. 8, 1780. Ruth Miller, b. at Plainiield, Conn..

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1150; cl. at Killlngly, Ma! 10. 1825: Gaston. of Oberlin. Ohio. made, ‘be company, 2d Ohio Militia); in. Elisa­ daughter of Aaron and Sarah Balderson daughter of Rev. Alexander and Esther fore 1892.a nearly complete record of beth Buchanan. b. 1117; d. Sept. 16. Thompson (had issue: 1. William. b. Miller (the former a rresoyterisn mm- the descendants of the children of Alex­ 1829;daughter of William and Nancy 1) Oct. 29. 1830: ii. James. b. in Washing­ later. who Settled at riamnsid, called ander Gaston (lat) down to his own Buchanan, of Wnenlngwn county. ton township, Sept. 16, 1.833;m. March l‘enn.; removed to Cadiz township. 20. lh8l. Clara M. Plttis. daughter of to the Separatist Church at Voluntown. generation.) George Pittis. of Harrison county; iii. 1151.and imprisoned in the Windham!" JDHN VVALLACE GILLESPIE Qt Harrison county, Ohio, about 1800-1 county Jail tor a long time for refusing n u tom b 1319. d 1 . (ha.d_issue: 1. Sarah. D. Jan. 14, 1801; d. Aaron, b. May 6. 1838; iv. Sarah. b. Oct. to our the Established l.Conere¢&-N:v.v;§),1s4z?'c6raeu7s1.334.?‘ May 18. 1831; In. Joseph Dunlap: ii. 31, 1838: d. Sept. 16, 1844; v. Samuel­ Samuel; ill. Nathaniel. in. Mary Craig; H.. b. Dec. 5, 1840; d. Feb. 2. 1869; vi. tionalj Church rates); had issue: 1.. wh.°uug_ we“ vhsmh. 1327. fin’, Ruth-’l‘.. b. June 1.8.1843; vii. Israel-J.. ~A'"="¢°'- 9- 3‘ V°l*m'-°'"I- we 2- 7.1317; m. (M) 1819.Mra. Jane Dallas. iv. Cyrus. b. 1811: d. April 14. 1883: m. 1772; d. at Rnxbury, Mass.. I-‘en. 11, . ldannah Moore; v. William: vi. Mary. b. Nov. 11. 1845); 4. James: 5. Eliza­ 1866; where he had settled was; served 3:10:13: “.41-1l>e1r):>“2"3.]:;2,.‘°§“‘f..;'.’: In. Napoleon 3. Kennedy; vii. Eliza. b. beth; 6. Abbie; had issue by second Feb. 2. 1801; d. Jan. 14, 1873; nl. May 1, wife: 7. lease; 8. Alexander; 9. Samp­ in the Connecticut 1-esisinture: an (inn tie; 4. Elosia. 111.William McFs'.ddsn‘ 5 son; ll). William; 11. Sarah: 12. Ellen; April 1, 1808.Olive Dunlap. b. at Pta.hl- L“,-._ m, John 0. Spencer and “":]ed' 1828, John Phillips, h. June. 1197; d. at Cadiz. Ohio. May 5. 1859: son of 13. Mary-Ann; 14. Maria; 15. Ruth. held. 1769; d. at Klllingiy. Sept. 7, 1814; in cmugo; 5, John-W. b. May 1 1857' Aaron Thompson. father of Ann '1‘. dfiushm’ "1 J°,'h“I Dimhili 111-(N) m. April 16. 1390.Agnes Sheriil, daugh­ William and Rachel Hamilton Phillips. April, 1816,Kala Arnold. b. at Burrill- up of Adam N_ and M“, _V1cku., of West Nottinghanrtownship, Chester Green, was a native of Ireland. b. Jan. county. Penn. 26. 1775: d. June 22. 1838; nrst settled ville. It. 1., November. 1779; d. at Rox- 55.,-gg; 7. w,_,,,,_ in Chester county, Penn., 1190;removed bury. Mass. Jan. 30, 1856; daughter of FRANCIS GILMORE.a native of ire­ JOSIAH GLOVER. b. in Baltimore. to Jellerson county. Ohio. in 1802; son Aaron and Rhoda Hunt Arnold (the land,settied in Archer tcvInship,Harri­ Md.; removed to Smithfleld, Jeilerson of William Thompson and Esther former a descendant of Thomas Arnold. son county.Ohlo. before 1815;m.inlIar­ county. Ohio; had issue: I. Josiah. m. Chalfant; the former h. in Ireland. b. 1599) (had issue by first wife: i. rison county. Sarah McBride. a native 1833, Mary Bsrirhurst. a native of March 26. 1747; d. in Chester county, Esther. b._1804: d. 1860; ii. John. b. of Ireland, b. about 1790: d. March 30, Maryland, 11.1811-18:d. February, 1872: Penn., July '1, 1806; Aaron Thompson, 1806; d. 1824: had inue by second wife: 1840; had issue: 1. William; 2. Mar­ had issue: 1. Sarah. in. Augustus Car­ in. in Chester county. Penn.. 1191.S:rah iii. William. b. at Killingiy, Oct. 3. garet. b. in Archer township, Jan. —, ter, of Jefferson county; 2. Nancy; 3. Balderson, b. March 5. 1118; d. Sept. 26, 1820; d. Jan. 19,1894: Served as member Susan. in. William Comly; 4. George­ of the Massachusetts Legislature; as 1816; m. in 1838 John Welsh. b. in 1846: had issue: 1. Esther. b. Nov. 19, Pennsylvania. Nov. 20, 1808: d. Nov. 10. W.; 5. Josephine. m. John C. Brown; 6. 1798: 2. William. b. Jan. 3. 1801: 3. mayor of Boston; and as governor of Jeflerson-0., 1).March 3. 1845; m. 1869, Massachusetts; in. May 27. 1852.Louisa 1881 (son of Samuel and Catherine John, b. June 28, 1803; 4. Aaron. b. Sept. Welsh, native of Ireland. who settled Caroline 1. Snyder. daughter of Samuel 13. 1805: 5. Ann, 12.June 13. 1808; 11!. A. Beecher. h. at Boston. Dec. 21. 1830; Snyder; 7. Elizabeth. in. Milton Hall, of daughter of Laban Sand Frances Lines in Archer township before 1814): re­ Jefferson county: 8. Esther: 9. Quincy; Samuel Green: 6. Ruth. b. Oct. 4. 1810; Beecher. natives of New 1{aven—the moved to Cadiz in 1814. where he died 10. Leonora. m. John C. Brown (his 1. Lewis. b. Nov. 21. 1813; 8. Israel. b. former a descendant of John Beecher. (had issue: 1. Samuel. settled in Mie­ Jan. 4. 1818. sourl; ll. Jason. settled in Iowa; iii. second wife); 11.William-L. JOSEPH GRIMES, see Family of who emigrated probably from Kent. Sarah-Jane. m. John Adams. and set­ JONAS GOTSHALL. emigrated from William Mccullougb. England, and d. at New Haven. 1637­ tled in Archer township; iv. Amanda. Perry county. Penn.. to Harrison conn­ 38 [had issue: Sarah Howard. b. April n1. Samuel 1-‘.Rose. a Methodist Epis­ ty before 1823; in. Mary Laler; had is-AKWILLIAM oamss. removed from 23, 1853; William-Alexander, b. May 1. copal minister. and settled in New sue: 1. Jeremiah. in. Mary Long; 2. Washington (?) county, Penn., to Har­ 1859; in. 1892. May D. Lockwood; and Philadelphia. Ohio); 3. John. settled in John; 3. Anna. m. William Arhaugh; 4. rison county. Ohio, before 1806. and Theodore-Beecher. b. Feb. 8, 1861: d. Jacob; 11:.(1st) Eliza Long; m. (M) about 1810 settled at Cadiz. where he J“V 1 1 3’ 1 83 9]’ . '2 _ M”‘‘"‘' b _ D“ _ 13 ' Osllalooea.Iowa; 5. Samuel. Iowa; 4.settled Thomas. in Iowa. settled in Ruth I-londrix: 5. Daniel. b. in Rumley d. May-August. 1840; In. Rebeccs 1781; d. young. township. 1831:is. (let) Amanda Wort­ , d. about 1840: had issue: 1. -—-—_ NATHANIEL GILMORE. of county man. b. 1835; d. 1.869:daughter of John James, b. 1817; d. July 10, 1841; Z. Wil­ Alexander Gaston (let), b. 1114; m. Gavan. Ireland; d. about 1.771;In. Sarah and Rebecca Wortmnn; m. (2d) Eliza liam. b. 1822: d. April 30. 1850; 3. Mary Wilson. b. 1716; emigrated to Mel-‘adden. b. about 1148. at Coote Wood: 6. Samuel. m. (1st) Marsaref. Thomas-D.. in. 1835. Margaret Latter­ America with his brother John about Hill. county Gavan. Ireland; d. Dec. Carr; m. (211) Harriet McClain; 7. ty H); 4. Martha, b. May 12. 1826; d. 1720-26;saidtohave hndpathirdbrother 29. 1835,near West Middletown. Penn. Matilda. in. Alpheus Lowmiller: 8. April 4. 1874; in. Henry Boyles; 6. in NOWJGYBBY;settled at Richmond. (Sarah Mel-‘adden Gilmore m. [2dl Elizabeth. In. 1830. Matthew M. Sloan Mam: had issue: I. William. b. Aug. 9. John Jamison. and emigrated to Amer­ Elizabeth. in. John Wood: 9.Katharina. (had issue. among others: i. William­ 1744. II. John. b. March 3. 1146. III. ica about 1780-83.flrst settling inShear­ d. young. Grlmes. settled at Omaha: ii. Rebecea. B05611. 5- Dec. 28. 1747- 1V- M117. b. man's Valley. Cumberland [now Perry] ALEXANDER GREEN. a native of m. Asbury F. Johnson. son of Henry Sept. 20, 1749. V. Janet, b. Dec. 21. county, (1) Penn.. thence removing to Irc'and. settled in Belmont county. and Catherine Johnson. of Moorefleid 1150;m. Robert Kasson. VI. Margaret. Independence township, Washington Ohio, 1808: m. (let) in Ireland. Eleanor township; settled at Laramie. Wyo­ b. Jan. 5. 1153. VII. Alexander. b. Oct. county. Penn.); had issue: 1. Jane. b. Chambers; In. (2d) Mary Bell: had is­ ming; iii. Elizabeth-J.. l). 1838: d. 28. 1154; had issue. among others: 1. 1188; m. John Parr; removed first to sue by first wife: 1. Thomas: 2. John: 3. Samuel. b. in Ireland. Dec. 5, 1199; 1843); 6. Nancy: 7. Anderson. John. b. 1746.d. at Stockbridse. Mast. Jefferson county. Ohio. and later to 1111­ came to Ohio with his parents; settled EDWARD HALL. 1). March 4. 1160: Sept. 6. 1834 (had issue. among others: nois (had issue: 1. John, m. in Washington township, Harrison son of Joshua Hall. of Howard Hill. 1.John. b. 1786: d. March. 1813). VIII. Wheeler; ii. Mary: iii. Elizabeth. in. Baltimore. Md.: an English ses-cap­ David. b-Jan.13.1757. IX. ’l'hoI!Iu.b. John Leech); 2. Samuel. b. 1770; d. county about 1829.where he d. June 2, 1879: in. Oct. 29, 1829. Ann Thompson. tain who served on the American side March 16, 1759. X. Phebe. b. April 22. Sept, 3, 1314; ggrwgd as ensign 1“ (113 in the Revolutionary War; removed to 1165: 111-“" 3845011. (Mr. Marshall War of 1812 (Capt. Baruch Dickerson’: b. in Jefferson county. June 13. 1808;

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Jeiierson county Ohio about 1803 set- Bucks county Penn 1807 dsu burg. and afterwards to Mercer. What! Fadden. was a native of Ireland. who ' 1 - ‘ . -. . ghter of he remained until 1:20,and then ae.tleo settled in Harrison county, where he d. §lll;‘gm_n1car2nn:;thneia.3had issue: 1. lura and Martha Terry Wharton (who in Cams, Ohio; served in we war of 1881; Margaret Rankin McFadden. the 5_ ‘ ix“-ud_I_1l::‘11’. . laflfifiwpflorr settled in 1818 on the present site of 1.812; m. 1806, rlutn Williams, b. 1188; mother of Elizabeth McFadden Hamil­ S ~inHummmolgzsz,‘ . Dec. :5. I-Iarrlsvilie. Harrison county, Ohio, d. 1842; or scotch descent; had issuer ton. b. 1818: d. July 5. 1.890. was a mu, -v _- “med Wm; M I "IONParents County. near where1778; d. they May, died; 1817.‘the the lcrmer latter b. Aug. May 26.19. l. JOIHI.d. in rennaylvama; ‘A.James. daughter of Robert Rankin, a native of =m‘W=°id- Jeflemon cuuuty. Ohio; ms; d. Dec. 19 1866' they were In d. in minors; ".2.uavic; 4. Jane; 6. Pennsylvania; the children of Samuel brancis. b. Dec. Is. 1310: d. Jan. 88. and Margaret Rankin McFadden were: gfiggnmy com-wdomln ii’/luninswn. Anrii 19.1797); (William and Hannah 1887‘; In. Matilda , b. ms: d. 1. Robert; 2. ftebecca-J.. in. Henry M 9 mgr mY-“Y 0. £717ON:8 d. hail had issue: i. Ezra. d. 1852in Min­ 1.888; 6. William, b. Sept. 29. 1818; d. Barricklow; 3. Elizabeth. in. Craig Hamilton: 4. Sarah, in. Albert Moore: Deutfthzo.1!“. . .de;m _ etta Ora‘ ‘E11018.;.;n.. ‘ea he 0- Parker.neeota; it ii. Julie Nathan-L.; 6. 1829; settlediii. Penina; in Snort iv. Nov. 14. ls:/8; 7. Samuel. b. in Ca­ an’ n‘ Am“ u‘ um’ "" E9“ P°““- CW0‘!l—°'"l8h‘-l>.Harrisoncounty 0.110 dis, April 19. 1821; in. (Int) All&- 6, 6. Margaret. in. Thomas Richey; 6. 18.3. surgaret J. Miller, of German Samuel. gffgiggvbgg--u;1§“=§;fn of mafia In 1853;m. mu August. 1853.Rebecca descent b. Aug. 10. 1826: d. Feb. 7. 1:51; who W“ dwwrmd lgoi. I-ll :°‘E*l"‘9 ulbetn ‘L Ohio;HODIOII.I d. 1866; native in. of [2d)Belmont 1872, county, M11 daughter of Michael Miller, of Harrison ROBERT HAMILTON. d. before 1790: 337491‘ KI-F8. a native of Baltimore Tabitha D. Bundy a native of Belmont county; m. (zd) Bridget Downey. b. m. in West Nottingham township, in Ireland, 1839 (her parents came to Chester county. Penn.. before 1170. )(Il9dwardand Henrietta Roberts I-Iall county; v. 'l‘illnan'. settled in Mahoning adduue. i. Francis-Spry. b. Oct. 3. county; vi. Linton. settled in Colum­ Vermont about 1842; ner father d. in Martha McMillan. b. 1748-48; d. March xszsv ""104 "1 Wflfllflswfl. Guernsey hiana county; vii. Martha, m Thomas Kansas City, Mo.. 1889); (had issue by 18, 1831; daughter of John and Rachel county. Ohio; ii. Charles-Grafton. n. Dawes.-:; settled in Morgan county, nrat wife: 1. . d. in infancy: ll. McMillan: his widow removed with her Jill! M. 1830, d. in California. Dec. 8, omo)_ Samuel-D.. settled in 1-Iarrisviile, Ohio; four children to Buffalo township, 1.859‘;ill. Wilson-Roberts, b. July 8. iii. Henry-0.. b. Dec. 29,1850; iv.l.-‘.loisa­ Washington county. l’enn.. about 1796­ 1832: d. March 16. 1849; iv. Thom“­ SAMUEL W. HAMILL. b. in county 8.; had issue by second wife: v. Emma­ 98.in company with her brother-in-law Henry, d. in infancy; v. Sarah-Virginia. Antriin. Ireland. about 1737; a. in lihances. 11:. William C. Lmlie); 8. and sister (John and Jane McMillan b. Oct. 6, 1835; in. William L Houser; Monroe township, Harrison county, Sarah; 9. Mary, in. Jacob I-I. 1-Ierdman. Perry). and. about 1803,settled at St. Vi. Elia-it-ne. b. Feb. 9, 1838; d. Jan. Ohio. Sept 20. 1870; emigrated to and settled in New Concord, Musk­ Clairsville. removing thence to Morris­ 13. 1866. in Harrisburg. Pena; vii. Ameria, about 1820. first settling in ingum county. Ohio; 10.Thomas. town. both.in Belmont county, Ohio. Edward-Harrison, b. April 12. 1840; New York City, where he remained for where she died; had issue: 1. Rachel, d. served in the Civil War; (1. Sept. 26. seven years; in 1824 m. Elias Graham. JOSHUA HAMILTON. a native of 182-; in. about 1787,William Phillips. 1818: viii. Richard-Montgomery. b. in New York city, 1803; d. 1378; Pennsylvania. of Scotch-Irish descent: d. July 18. 1854; son of Thomas and Jan. 27. I842: settled in Washington. daughter of George and Rebecca settled in Harrison county, Ohio, before Jane Blair Phillips. of West Notting­ Glwrniey county: ix. George-Alfred. b. Graham (the former a native of New 1825; d. in Springfield. Ohio, Dec. 17, ham township (had issue: i. Robert; ll. Dec. 9. 1343: d. March 31, 1849; x. Hen­ York. the latter a native of Ireland); 1870;m.in Harrison county,Ja.ne Craig. Martha. m. James Ross; iii. Thomas: riet?-I-Frlncee. b. Oct. 23. 1852; III. Dr. removed to Leesville. Carroll county. d. Nov. 9. 1889; had issue. eleven iv. Jane. m. Samuel Lee; v. John; vL VH. H. Harrison: settled in Wheeling. Ohio. in 1887. and lointed in Monroe children. among whom: 1. Craig. b. William; vii. Mary. in. Jacob Grist; W. Va.). '-OWIISDID.Harrison county, in the April 16. 1825; d. in Cadiz township, viii. Margaret, in. John Johns: ix. After the death of her first husband, spring of the following year; had la. Oct. 5, 1880; rn. (lst) Feb. 21. 1850. Eliza. m. Keatiey): 2. Margaret. Elisabeth Snyder Karg Roberta,nonm­ rue: 1. Rebecca-J.. rn. William B. Eu­ Margaret McFadden, b. 1825: d. 1853, D. Nov. 26. 1116: d. Oct. 14. 1839; In. cf Henrietta Hall, In. 1803, Charles wards. cf Plymouth. 111.;2. cauzenne. in McLean county. lll.. daughter of Edward Van Horn. b. 1711; d. Aug. 19. Merrill Poor. e. native of Greenland. A.. an.Edward Greenlns. of Tuscu-awn Joseph Mcl-‘adden.of Harrison county; 1855; settled at New Athens. Harrison N. H- of Puritan ancestfi. son of John county. Ohio; 3. Samuel-S.. b. June 22. I'll. (Zd) Jan. 28. 1858. Elizabeth Mc­ county. Ohio (had issue: i. Anne. b. Poor; had issue. among others: Sarah. 1340: settled in Monroe township; Fadden. in. Oct. 29. 1836, daughter of 1803; d. 1815; ll. Martha. ll. 1805: d. Ann. b. 1814; d. 1892: In. Robert Jack­ ccrved in the Civil War. and as she:-la Samuel and Margaret Rankin McFad­ 1869; iii. Jemima; iv. Robert. d. 1895; son Fleming. of Harrisburg. Penn.; of 1-Iarrieon county; m. March 21. 1812. den, of Cadiz township (had issue by v. Jane. b. 1809; d. 1889): 3. Martha. in. George—A.. settled in Vallejo. Cal.; Mary E. Heller. a native of Monroe flrst wife: I. Joshua. d. in infancy; ii. Alexander Morrison. and settled at Frances-Isabella..m. Henry S. McFad­ township, daughter of Henry B. and Joseph-Mel-‘adden. b. March 8. 1851; m. Morrietown. Ohio (had issue. among den. of Cadiz. Mary-A. I-Ieller. early settlers in Flar­ Dec. 25. 1873.Rebecca Caroline Dicker­ others: i. Robert. 1). 1802: d. July 9, riton county: 3. Lindlc1~M.. settled in son. daughter of Ass and Jane Dunlap 1895): 4. John-Blair. (I. about 1806; in. JOSEPH HALL. settled in the west­ Monroe township: served as an oflicer Dickerson; had issue by second wife: MaryPerry.1).—-—: . —--: ern psrt of Jefferson county. Ohio, in the Civil War; 4. Wallace-5.. served iii. Margaret-Jane. b. March 6, 1859; m. daughter of John and Jane McMillan about 1802. having come from North in the Civil War. and died in service Eugene Watson. and settled in Be‘mont Perry (had issue. anion: others: L Carolina; d. 1825,in Jefferson county; August. 1861: 6. Robert-Emmet. served county; iv. Samuel-Rankin. b. March Robert; a physician: 1:. Nov. 14. 1803: III. in North Carolina. 1773.Christian; in the Civil War; d. in Sibley, K.an,, 17. 1863; in. Sept. 1. 1886. Georgianna. m. 1836.Margaret Wilson); 5. Jane. d. Peel; d. 1803; had issue. ten children. Nov. 9, 1884'.6. Benjamin-0.. settled in Dickerson. a native of Noble county. 1798; m. McClure (had issue. among whom: Kentucky: served as an oincer in the Ohio. daughter of John and Catherine among others: i. Martha. 1). Dec. 23. 1. Jesse. d. in Jefferson county. 1808; Civil War. Lowe Dickerson; v. William-Sherman. 1795: d. April 15. 1870: In. June 6, 1819, his wife died the same year; had issue, FRANCIS K. HAMILTON. b. in ire­ b. Sept. 1. 1865). Robert Gaston, b. Jan. 10. 1791; d. Sept. among others: L William. b. in J if - 1 « ~ _ The father of Craig Hamilton's 23. 1834: removed to Morgan county. Ion county. 1304: 4, Dec. 14. 138;: ic:dhh?1“hrdst18r‘e4ttl:2:“fh“;I‘E:hfmAt:II:h second wife. Samuel McFadden, was 1:. Ohio. 1828, and thence to Knox county “ML 1325» 3'-53131 whirl-Oil. ii. in Penn.. about 1800; removed to Canons: 1816; d. 1863; his father, Samuel Mc— in 1831. 43 52 01-110 VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 53

ROBERT HAMMOND. b. in county John, served in the Pennsylvania Lex­ county. Ky.. where he d. about 1798: 1(.: viii. Delmar-11.: ix. James-8.: x. Tyrone, ireiuid. use; d. in Belmont islature: 2. Mary; 3. homas; 4. had issue. six sons and six daughters. Mary; xi. Jennie); 6. Martha; 7. Mar­ eounty. Ohio. 1845; in. lane Casseu, b. James; 5. Alexander, b. 1802; d. 1881; tour ot whom were born in Ireland: garet; 8. William. b. 1812: d. Jan. 8. in county Down, ireland. 1764; d. 1852; 6. William; 7. Philo; 8. Jane; 9. among others were: 1. Stephen: 2. 1839: 9. Sarah, b. 1822: d. Jan. 13. 1842; emigrated to America and iirsv. set­ Martha; 10. Anna. ‘ James: 3. Adam. removed to Shelby 10. Louisa. b. 1823; d. April 27. 1834: tied in rennsyivania, removing to Bel­ county. Ky.; 4. Hannah. m. John 11. Samuel, b. 1834: d. May 6, 1834: 13. mont county betore 1509: both were ANDREW HANNA. settled in Pas­ Myles; 5. Thomas, 111.Margaret Smith: Prudence; 13. Mary: 14. Jane. IV. members or the iieceder church; had tsng township, Lancaster (now Dauph­ removed to Shelby county, Ky. (had Joseph. V. Robert. Vi. SamueL Vii. issue: in) county. renn.. before 1737: d. in issue. among others: i. John-Smith. h. Prudence. Vill. Jean. ix. Anne. X. 1. Mary. b. July 80. 1788. Hanover township, 1766; had issue: 1. in Mercer county, Ky., March 27. 1798: XX.John. XII. James. ll. Alexander. b. may 16, 1790; d. in Samuel. b. in mid-ocean; probably set­ d. ; m. A118. 11. 1825. Jane A. Harrison county, 1874. wnere he had tled in Hopewell township. Cumber­ King, b. Oct. 10, 1805. daughter of JOHN HANNA and WILLIAM land county, see Samuel Hanna below; Thomas and Anna McAtee King). HANNA. probably brothers. emigrated settled in 1809; in 1811 be located in 2. Andrew, settled in Hopewell town­ Short Creek township, subsequently JAMES HANNA. h. in Washington from the North of Ireland. about 1731. removingto Harrisville; was a member ship. Cumberland county. Penn.. about and settled in East Fnllowneid town­ 1766; removing thence. 1772-75,to Guil­ county. Penn.. 1792: settled in German ship, Chester'couuty. l’eun., about 1733. of the Seceder Church, and his house iord county, N. C.; in. Mary ; 3. township, Harrison county. Ohio. 1818, was a station on the “ underground where he d. Jan. 14. 1877; m. in Penn­ John iirst having located on Nesham­ railroad." many slaves having been Margaret; 4. Isaac. b. 1743: d. in Aron. iny Creek. in Bucks county. and about Livingston county, N. Y.. 1818; :11. sylvania. 1816.Mary Mccleary. b. 1793: 1739. removed from l-‘ailowilsid town­ given shelter in his home before being April 15. 1786. Martha Bell. b. August. d. Oct. 31. 1812: had issue: 1. Mary. in. taken to Canada; in. in 1812.isluabetn Robert I-Ierron.a minister. and settled ship to West Nantmeal (now Honey­ Hanna. b. 1798; d. 1886: daughter or 1746; d. 1811; sister of Thomas, Lucy, brook) township; .0! these two: Anna. and Walter Bell; removed from in Solo: 2. Esther. in. Robert Smiley. John Hanna. b. about 1700: d. March Samuel (b.in Cumberland county,Penn. Dry Valley. Union county. Peun.. to and settled in Archer township, Harris­ 1768)and Eiinbeth Dunmn (b. in Scot­ son county; 3. Tabitha-Jane. in. James 8-13. 1770: m. Jane Andre. d. December. land. 1786) Hanna. ot Short Creek Livingston county. N. 1'., about 1810 1774: had issue: (had issue: 1. Andrew, b. 1769; d. at Lswthers. oi Bowerstown. and settled I. John. a physician and minister, township: had issue, among others: 1. Aronsburg. Centre county. Penn.. Jan in Germ township: 4. Jerusha­ Esther. in. Robert Porter Hanna; 2. Elizabeth. in. Waley Brindiey. and b. in mid-ocenn. I731: d. Nov. 4. 1801: Margaret. m. S. J. Hawthorne, of Har­ 24, 1835; m. Margaret Cook. h. 1775; in. about 1760.Mary Mccrea, daughter d. 1341; their son Andrew settled in settled in Green township; 5. Ann. b. of Rev. James and Mary Graham Mc­ risviiie; 3. John-Hanna. b. in Harrison Aug. 27. 1818: settled in Jewett. 1877; 6. county. Ohio; settled in Cadiz in 1872; Canal township. Vennngo county. Crea: served as minister of the Prea­ Penn.; ii. Samuel. m. —-—-—McPher­ Alexander; 7. William-.l'.: 8. Sarah: 9. byterian churches oi Bethlehem. King­ served as an oiiicer in the Civil War: m. son; in. Elizabeth, in. Levi Van Fos­ Dorcas. 1845. Agnes E. Cnrrick. daughter or wood. and Alexandria. N. J. 1761-1801: Davidand Elisabeth Garrick, early sat­ sen: iv. Matthew, b. 1780: d. at Aron. JAMES HANNA. or Washington had issue. thirteen children. six at tles-s at Harrison county. the former N. Y.. Nov. 18. 1813: m. July 23. 1807. county. Penn. (probably at Hopewell whom died in infancy: 1. James. set­ having served in the War of 1812 (had Catharine Pearson. b. Feb. 19. 1791: d. or Strabane township). b. 1749: d. near tled at Newtown. Bucks county; re­ iuue: L Alexander-Jamal, b. Aug. 14, Sept. 9, 1882; v. Thomas. settled in Canonsburs. April 6. 1813: m. Anne moved to Frankiort. Ky... alter 1793: 1846; served in the Civil War; settled Chautauqua county. N. Y.; m. Nancy . h. 1760: d. in German township. in. Mary Harris. of Newtown. daughter in Cadis in 1878: Ill. in Cadiz. 1870, Pearson. sister oi’Catharine. b. Feb. _11. Harrison county. April 27. 1833: had is­ of John and Hannah Stewart 1-Ian-is Charlotte Hunter. daughter of Joseph 1797: d. May 8. 1817; vi. John. removed sue: I. Moses. ll. Matthew. Ill. Wil­ (had issue: i. John-Harris: ll. Sophia: and Letitia McFadden Hunter: ii. An­ to Livingston county, N. ‘L: vii. Anna. lism. b. mo; .1.April 6, 1830: settled in iii. Charles-Stewart: iv. A daughter: derson-N.. b. in Short Creek township, in. Alexander (or James) Bsatty; viii. Greentownship. Harrison county. one». one of the daughters in. John J. Crit­ Harrison county. Ohio. 1848: Settled in Martha. m. (lst) McPherson; about 1805: In. Mary , h. 1782: d. teuden. at Kentucky): 2. John-Andre. Cadiz. 1886; m. in Cadiz. 1870, Nancy m. (2d) Briggs: removed to Liv­ Nov. 19, 1853: had issue: 1. Robert; 2. b. 1761: d. at Harrisbur". I-‘enn.. July Jane Moore. daughter of John Moore; ingston county, N. 17.;and from there John: 3. Esther; 4. Anne: 5. James. 23. 1805: m. Mary Read Harris. b. Oct. removed to Chicago). ‘to Hyattsville. Ohio: ix. issue, is. settled in German township. where he 1. 1770: d. Aug. 20. 1851'. daughter oi’ Hi. David. 1).June 26. 1792. Sarah ): 5. Mary. in. William remained until 1858. thence removed John Harris. the founder oi’ Harrin­ iv. William. b. Aug. 2. 1794. Woods: 8. John. removed to south Car­ to Monroe county, lnrl.. where he burg (had issue: i. Mary-Read. b. April V. Margaret. h. July 8., 1795. olina: 7. Elizabeth, m. Moses Carson: d. Oct. 12. 1886: In. 1835. Cynthia 30. 1788: d. March 14. 1826: in. April 29. Vi. Elisabeth. b. Oct. 24. 1797. 8. Matthew. settled in Hopewell town­ Shannon. daughter of William Shan­ 1817.John Tod. of Bedford: ii. Juliana­ V17. Esther. b. Feb. 1. 1801. ship. Cumberland county. before 1771, non. of Jnfrerson countv. Ohio (had Catharine. b. Nov. 8. 1789: d. without VIII. John. b. March 10. 1803. where he resided as late as 1781. issue: i. William. served in the Civil issue. April. 1861: in. Jan. 14, 1812. IX. Robert. ll. March 20. 1805. JAMES HANNA. settled in Little War; ll. Isaac: iii. James. served in John Fisher; iii. Frances. b. April 27. X. James. b. May 13, 1808. Britain township. Lancaster county. the Civil War: iv. Robert-Porter. 1791: d. 1868: m. Oct. 27, 1812, John Penn.. before 1738,where he was living served in the Civil War: d. 1863. near Carson McAllister: iv. Caroline-Ella» ALEXANDER HANNA. b. in. ire­ utter 1789: had issue. among others: Atlanta; v. John-N.. b. about 1845: re­ both. b. Feb. 5. 1794; d. Jan. 29, 1872: laud. 1737: d. in Somerset county, 1. James. sided in Indiana until 1875. and then in. Dec. 8. 1812. Joseph Briggs. of Sil­ Penn-. 1809: his son. James, b. in ire­ JAMES HANNA and his wife. returned to Hopedale. Harrison county. vers’ Spring, Cumberland county; v. lend. 1770: emigrated to America when Martha. emigrated from the North of where he settled; served in the Civil Henriette. b. Aug. 23. 1196: d. unm.. youns: d. in Somerset county. 1519: Ireland. and settled in Pennsylvania: War: in. Dec. 30. 1872. Nancy J. Cope­ Nov. 18. 1840: vi. Sarah-Elder. b. June served in the Pennsylvania Legisla­ removed thence to Berkeley county, land. daughter of Jacob Copeland. or ‘20. 1798: d. April 2. 1829: in. April 18, ture: m. Ann Leech: had issue: 1. West Va., and from there to Mercer Hopcdale: vi. Samuel-‘i‘.: vii. Moses­ 1820. Richard Templin: vii. Eleanor.

64 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEAIQGIES 55 b. Feb. 12. 1800: d. 1808: viii. Esther. b. b. 1777: d. Jan. 10, 1839; 8. Alexander. berland county) and settled on Hen­ l3nruch—F‘rancis. b. June, 1842; d. June July. 1801: d. 1801); 3. Catharine. in. b. Feb. 15. 1796; d. Jan. 4. 1883; in. May. dricks’ Run, Fairiield township. West­ 12. 1844; v. James-Wilson. b. May 11. Dr. Samuel Tolbert. at New York (had 1824,Miss Hamilton; 4. John; 5. Elisa­ moreland county. betore 1772; d. about 1842; d. May 23, 1863; served in the issue: i. Catharine. m. -—— Brooks; beth. in. Peter Brosdsword; 6. James. September. 1788: had issue, among Civil War. and died ti-om disease con­ ii. Jane. in. Sanford); 4. Mary, b. 1800; d. 1829: 7. Margaret. b. May, others: 1..John. b. in Falrileld town­ tracted in that service: vi. George­ in. Dr. Holmes. of Mansfield. 1303; d. Feb. 7. 1866: in. Dec. 30. 1830. ship, Dec. 23, 1773: d. near Cadiz. Ohio. Hopkins. b. February. 1847: d. April 12, Sussex county. N. J.; 5. William-11.; 6. John Hanna (a cousin): 8. Robert. b. June 2. 1847; removed to Harrison 1857: vii. Nancy-Jane. b. February. Sflflh. l!I- Payne. of Mansfield. 1806: m. 1833, Priscilla Hamilton. county about 1814: in. (1st) Dec. 6. 1849; d. Juurzs. 1865; viii. Susanna­ N. J.; 7. Jane. 1798.Ann (or Nancy) Leonard, b. June Eliznbetll. b. July 23. 1858: d. ‘Feb. 10. 11. William. a minister, settled at JOHN HANNA, or Hopewell town­ 7. 1775: d. March 23. 1818: deushter or 1880): 6. Jane-Finley, b. June 2. 1811; d. Albany. N. 1'.. about 1765, where he ship. Cumberland county,Penn.. d. after James and Mary Finley Leonard (the April 13. 1833: 7. Andrew-Finley. b. served as the tint pastor of the Pres­ probably 1809; had issue: last named a dauzhter or John and Feb. 21. 1813; d. April 12. 1847; m. Jan. byterian Church or that place: became 1. John, d. Oct. 10. 1792 (or 1802). Martha Berkley Finley. ot Lurgnn 13. 1835. Susanna Craig (had issue: i. an Episcopalian clergyman and settled ll. Samuel. b. Nov. 29. 1763; in. Eliza­ township. Franklin county): in. (2d) John-Rowland. b. Oct. 17. 1836: In. in Culpeper county, Va. about 1774. beth Duncan. b. July 27. 1766: removed Mrs. Margaret Wylie; had issue by iirst June 13. 1861,lone Theresa Manger: ii. lrom whence, on account or his Tory­ to Canton township. Washington coun­ wire: 1. James-Leonard. b. Oct. 5. 1797: James-Wilton, b. April 13. 1843: :11.May ism, he was obliged to remove to Mon­ ty, Penn.. about 1785:thence to Warren d. June 11. 1820: m. June. 1819. Mary 30, 1867,Anna E. Carter: ill. William­ treal. Canada, at the breaking out 0! county, Ohio. about 1799-1800.and from Craig (had issue: I. Mary—Ann.m. 1839. Finley. b. March 23. 1846: <1. Aug. 1. the Revolutionary War. there to Short Creek township, Harri­ Rev. Edward Small. or Mercer. Penn.); 1864; iv. Mary-Ann. d. in infancy; v. lll. James. b. 1722; d. Jan. 21. 1807: SOII Oolllli-Y. Ohio. 1801; had issue: 1. 2. Catharine. b. March 6. 1799; d. June George~Edward. d. in intancy): 8. in. Elizabeth , b. 1740; d. Dec. 12. Jeanette, b. Feb. 22. 1786; (1. young; 2. 5. 1801: 3. Mary-Leonard. b. Feb. 5. David-Wilson, b. Aug. 22. 1815; d. July 1821: had issue: 1. John. 17.1.probably. John. b. June 26, 1787; d. in Harrison 1800; d. unm. Sept. 11. 1820: 4. John­ 2. 1843). county. Ohio, Aug. 12. 1849: in. 1826. Jane Guthrie. daughter of Adam Guth­ Evans, b. Dec. 19, 1805; d. Aug. 30. 1894'. rie; 2. William. resided in Huntingdon Rachel l-‘uiton; 3. Archibald. a minis­ in. (1st) June 8. 1826.Susanna Robert­ PATRICK HANNA. of Hopewell county. Penn., in 1805; 3. Mary, in. ter: b. Feb. 12. 1790: d. in Wayne coun­ son. b. March 9. 1804; d. April 15. 1865; township, Cumberland county, Penn.. Gault: 4. Jane. In. William Ir­ ty. Ohio. June 9. 1875; In. April 4. 1818, daughter of Robert and Beulah Stanley d. in Mouaghau township, York county, win: 5. James; 6. Agnes. Mary Ramage, daughter of William Robertson, oi houdoun county, Vir­ about November, 1758; probably the W. Robert and Mar! Ramses: 4.'Ellzabeth. b. Jan. ginla: in. (Zd) Sarah E. Swayze.b. Sept. same whose name occurs on tax-list of V. Agnes, m. Culbertson. 26. 1792; d. April 24. 1884; m. 1812, 4. 1819; dauvhter oi Rev. William and New Garden township. Chester county, Vi. Elizabeth, in. Mccool Alexander Hammond: 5. Samuel. b. Frances Peck Swsyzs (had issue: i. l-"enn.. 1739: had issue: 1. John (prob­ Vii. Margaret. (1. November, 1802: Sept. 2, 1795; d. in Richland county, Ncri-Augustus. b. April 3. 1827; in. June ably one of the two Johns last given to. James Gait. of Salisbury township, Ohio. June 2. 1862: 6. Isabella. b. June '7. I849. Eliza Jane Phillip3. b. Feb. 22. above): 2. Joshua; 3. Samuel. d. in lmncaster county; d. June. 1773. 25. 1797; d. 1846; m. Benjamin Ram­ 1829; dauvhter of John and Eliza Gil­ Hopewell township. about April. 1789: William Hanna, d. alter Sept. 22. sey: 7. Ezekiel, b. June 1. 1799: d. near more Phllllps; ll. James-Leonard. b. in. Mary Brady. daughter oi’ Hu-'h and 1766: had issue: Beech Spring, Harrison county, Ohio. Aus. 25. 1829:.in. Dec. 22. 1853. Harriet Hannah Brady: after his death. his 1. John. d. March-April, 1784: m. May 10, 1861; to. Aug. 30. 1821. Eliza­ N. Wood: iii. Maria-Eliza. b. March 9. widow removed, about 1790. with her Abigail Wilson. b. 1739;d. 1833: daugh­ beth Anderson. b. Oct. 21. 1796: d. Jan. 1832; d. March 2. 1898: m. Julv 1. 1857. family to 1-‘airfield township, West­ ter ot Thomas Wilson. oi Newlln town­ 24, 1845; 8. Robert. b. April 26. 1801: Sharon S. Heskett: iv. John-Edward. b. moreland county. settling. near her ship; had issue: 1. Elisabeth: 2. Mary, d. in Mansileld, Ohio. Dec. 2. 1886; 9. A118.12. 1834; d. Aug. 11. 1892: in. [1st] brother-in-law and sister, Archibald b. after 1766; 8. John. b. after 1763: 4. James. b. March 13. 1803: (1. Harrison May 12. 1860. Harriet. E. Perkins: in. and Margaret Brady Hanna (had issue: Abigail. b. alter 1766: 5. Margaret. h. county. Ohio. Aug. 25. 1859: in. 1824. {M1 Elizabeth : in. |'3dl Alice 1.Joseph; ll. Margaret: iii. Samuel: iv. after 1766: 6. Phebe. b. after 1706: 7. Margaret Fulton. b. in Fayette county. Hill: v. Finley Robertson. b. Feb. 3, Elisabeth: v. Mary: vi. Ebenezer. b. Jacob. b. 1771: d. Aug. 13. 1839. Penn., 1803; d. Aug. 10. 1859 (had issue. 1837: In. June )8. 1871. Ada M. Devel­ alter i770; vii. [a daughter]. b. about ll. William. m. Esther Wilson. among others: I. John-Newton. settled irw: m. [M] Mrs. Mary Hyatt: vi. May. 1785); 4. Archibald. d. in 1-‘airfield daughter of Thomas Wilson. at New­ in Short Cheek: m. net] 1861..Margaret Marv-Ann, h. March 26. 1839: ti. Ant. township. Westmnreland county. June lin township: settled in Newlin town­ A. Finley; d. March. 1871: daughter of ‘)6. 1840): 5. T-‘.llza-Ann. b. Jan. 8. 1808: 1794: m. Margaret Brady. daughter of ship, about 1770. Dr. Robert Finley. of Mount Pleasant, d. March 31. 1863: m. 183-. John Ogle­ Hurh and Hannah Bradv (had issue: i. Ohio: in. [211] 1878. Mahala. Nnrragan, vee. b. in Cadiz town.-hip. Harrison Hush: ll. William; iii. Mary. in. Robert a native of Ohio): 10. William. b. Feb. Williams: iv. Hannah); 5. Martha; 6. JOHN HANNA. b. in county Derry. county. Dec. 14. 1810: d. March 12. 1865; Rosanna: 7. William: 8. . m. Ireland. 1752: :1. in South Hunting­ 24. 1805; d. in Savannah. Ohio. Dec. 19, son of John and Agnes Ogievee. of Fay­ don township. Westmoreland county. 1886; 11. Margaret. 1:. April 27. 1807; ette county. Penn.. who emigrated to Moses Stm-Vt. son of Andrew and Mary Penn.. June 9. 1832: m. 1789.«Ellzabeth d. June 3. 1888: m. Levi Dickerson: set­ Harrison county. the father dV"\¢ in Stuart. of I-irp~we'l township: removed Miller. b. 1752: d. Oct. 4. 1835: dauzhter tled near Malta, Ohio; 12. ’ ; 13. l8‘l5 (had issue: i. Mary-Ann. b. M1}!16. to Petr-r< township, Franklin county. of John and Elizabeth Lindsey Miller: i837: ti. July 21. 1874: m. S. A. fish-vrn: before 1763. had issue: 1. Thomas. b. March 6. Ill. Ann. 11:.Hugh Wylie. ii. William-Hamilton. 7-.Sept. 10. 1838; ROBERT HANNA. died in Hemp­ 1790: d. Dec. 29. 1855: In. Feb. 29. 1816. IV. Esther. in. James Pitts. In. June 20. 1857. Elizabeth A. Craic. fleld township. Westmoreland county, Esther Trout. b. Nov. 13. 1796: d. Oct. V. Ezekiel. d. in Indiana county, daurhtc-r of Walter and June Moore Penn. about April-May. 1786: m. Eliza­ 24. 1878: daughter of Henry and Cath­ Penn.. 1817. Cl‘Il'.: lil. John-Finley. b. May 16. 1840: beth Kelly. daughter of John Kelly. of arine Bos-art Trout: 2. Martha. b. 1791.: JOHN HANNA. removed from east­ m. [istl Jean Eawleeon: in. [M1 Euphe­ Doneval township. Lancaster county: d. Sept. 18. 1862: in. 1817, Hen?! Lake, ern Pennsylvania (probably from Cum­ mla [Ellie] Eagieson. sister oi Jean; iv. settled in Hemptleld township, about aw 56 omo VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 57

1169-70, and rounded Hannutown HIIIIIIIGH removed about 1818-19, to 111.Robert (twin). b. March 7. 1753: b. April 10. 1792; d. Dec. 6. 1840; (which was attacked and burned by Greene county. Ohio: and in 1820 to d. at New Lisbon. Ohio, July 17. 1831; In. Charles Hole. s Quaker minister: the Indians and British. July 13. 1782: Jackson county, Indiana; 2. John; 3. m. Jan. 31. 1176. Catherine Jones. b. (had issue.nine children) : 8. Catherine. when some of the inhabitants were Samuel; 4. Robert. Aug. 27. 1754; d. Sept. 28. 1835; dnu. b. Nov. 26. 1794; d. May 3. 1881: m. killed and many carried to Canada as ot Benjamin Jones (b. in the Great John Hole (had issue. eight children) ; llfllonera. among the latter being SAMUEL HANNA. probably son or Valley. Chester county. Pa., d. 1764) 9. Ann. is. July 30. 1797; d. 187-: m. Elisabeth Hanna and her daughter. Andrew Hanna. ot Paxtang (above). d. and his wife Esther Evans Jones. 1:. Benjamin Hambleton (had issue, living «line. who were released at Montreal in Hopewell township, August-Bepteuh in Chester county about 1734; d. about in Iowa): 10. Joshua. b. Feb. 16. 1802; and returned home the following De­ her. 1808: m. Agnes ; had issue: 1816 (in. 211. John Jones). Robert d. Sept. 11. 1834. cember: had issue: 1. Jane. b. May 1. Samuel; 2. Jean. n1. White; Hanna and his wife became Quakers IV. Hugh. d. August.1820; 12:.Rebecca 13. 1764: :1. June 11. 1816; m. Lieut. 3. Maxtha. m. James Sharp; 4. Mary. in. about 1780; removed irom Pennsyl­ . and settled on Ten Mile creek. David Hammond. an oihcer in the James Sterret. son of James Sterret, oi vania to Lynchburg. Va... and about Morris township. Washington county. Revolution; b. about 1149; d. April 27. Douezsl township, Lancaster county 1802-10 to Columblana. county. Ohio; Pa.. about 1790: had issue: 1. John­ 1801 (had issue: i. Elizabeth. b. June (had issue: 1. James: ii. Samuel); 6. had issue: 1. Thomas. b. May 2, 1777: Vance. m. Lydia Mccollum (had issue: 21. 1786; d. May 6. 1822; m. John Wat. Elizabeth, m. -— Sterrett: 6. Rachel, d. Sept. 17. 1828; m. Anna ; 2. i. Thomas: ii. Matilda. m. John Braden. son. or Wattontown. Pa., b. Dec. 13, m. Trimhle: 7. Nancy. m. Benjamin. b. June 14. 1779: d. July and settled at Rsnflnvllle; iii. Marga­ 1779; d. Jan. 13. 1856: ii. Mary. in. Williamson: 8. Sarah, in. White. 16. 1853: in. (let) Dec. 15. 1.803.Rachel ret. m. Mathias Mlntou. and settled in John Montgomery, and settled at THOMAS HANNA. of county Mon­ Dixon. b. July 19. 1785: d. Feb. 28. the village or Prosperity; iv. Muncy, Penn.; iii. Grace. m. aghan. Ireland (probably from Bally­ 1851; in. (2:1) 1861-2. Hannah Kersey. v, ; vi. ): 2. James. m. Montgomery. of Paradise, Penn.; d. bay), in. Elizabeth Henderson. and em­ (had issue by first wife: i. Joshua. b. Phoebe. dauehter or Benjamin Day: without issue: iv. Robert-Hanna. h. igrated to America about 1768. sup­ Nov. 8. 1804: d. July 7. 1881; m. Feb. removed to Carrollton. Ohio: 8. Eliza­ 1791; d. 1848; major and psymuter. posed to have settled in Pennsylvania; 3. 1830. Susan R. Latbrop, b. June 24. beth. m. Samuel Clutter: 4. Rebecca. d. U. S. A.. in. Elizabeth Clark Gloninger; d. about 1764-6; had issue: 1803; d. Dec. 17. 1875; ii. Leonard. 1:. uum.: 6. Nancy. m. Jacob Hathaway; V. Jane); 2. Elizabeth. b. about 1778: I. John, d. about 1768; when the March 4. 1806; d. Dec. 16. 1862; m. 6. Eleanor; 7. Martha. in. Dr. Spen­ in. about 1797.her cousin. James Kelly. family reached Newcastle. Del. Sept. 10. 1835. Samantha M. Converse. cer Blachly. oi Wayuesburg. Ps.; b. 1776. son of Col. John and Sarah Ii. James (twin). b. March 7. b. April 3. 1813 [and had issue. among Hugh. settled at Connellsville. Fayette Polk Kelly. of Buiislo Valley, Union 1753; d. Oct. 31., 1827: in. (1st) in others: Marcus-A.. b. July 11, 1836 ; county: 9. Thomas, d. young. wllni-y. Pa. (had issue: i. Eliza. m. Maysville, 10.. Hannah Bayless. b. lii. Levi. b. Feb. 7. 1808; in. March 2 . V. Martha. b. Jan. 7. 1758: In. John Bates; removed to Perrysburg. Aug. 13. 1761; d. Aug. 14. 1804; m. 1833. Nancy Watson. b. July 11. 1808: Saunders. and settled on Ten Mile Wood county. Ohio; ii. John-Robinson. (2d) in Dayton. Ohio. Elizabeth , d. April 1. 1879; settled at Greeley. Creek, Washington county, ‘Pa. d. young: ill. Robert-H.. d. uum.: iv. removed from Pennsylvania to Col.; iv. Zaiinda. b. Feb. 23. 1810; d.. V1. Thomas. b. 1760: d. April 9. Jams-Andrew. d. unm.; v. snug­ Georgetown. Scott county. Ky., and Dec. 4, 1854; m. Feb. 28. 1828. Charles 1839: m. Jane Cowdsu. b. 1769: d. near Robinson. d. without issue: vi. Jane, cl. about 1803settled near Dayton. Ohio; D. Hostettor. b. April 29. 1802: d. Aug. Cadiz. Ohio. April 4. 1839: settled in unm.; vii. Maria (or Margaret), m. had issue by ilrst wile: 1. Thomas. d. 26. 1872; v. Robert. b. Aug. 15. 1812; d. Buitalo township. Washington county. —- Hutchison. and settled in Hun­ in Massachusetts. without issue; m. April 8. 1882; In. March 16. 1837. Har­ Pa.. before 1793; removed to Harrison tingdon county. near Aitoona. Penn.): three times: 2. James: a minister; set­ riet A. Brooks. b. March 8. 1815: d. county. Ohio, 1835; had issue: 1. John­ 3. Susanna. m. William Robinson; d. tled in Crawfordsville. Ind. (had issue. July 27. 1882; vi, Trypheua. b. June 12. C.. d. Sept. 13,, 1865 (had issue: i. without issue: 4. Margaret d. young. among others: i. Bayless-W.. ll. . 1814: d. Dec. 28. 1893; in. Sept. 4. 1833. James-Rankin: il. Maria. In. W. G. ROBERT HANNA. oi Westmoreland Minister to Argentlna.1884-88); 3. Sam­ Samuel Niools. b. Jan. 21. 1807; d. May Maxwell and settled in Builalo town­ county. l’en|!- (Probably of Fairiield uel. b. in Scott munty. Ky.. Oct. 18. 23 18711; vii. Rebcoca. b. Sept. 2l. ship; ill. Elizabeth-M.,m. helper. township): had issue: 1. William. set­ 1797: d. at Ft. Wayne, Ind.. June 1816; d. Oct. 15. 1847; in. May 31. 1837. and settled in Denver. CoL: iv. tled on Chortiers Creek. three miles 11. 1866; m. Eliza Taylor. b. Feb. 2. Jesse Holmes; viii. ’1‘homes—B..b. May Thomas, d. young; v. '1'homas—H.. a. north at Canonsburgh. Washington 1803: ll. Jan. 12. 1888; in 1819. settled 22. 1818: d. Nov. 9, 1885; m. March 2. minister: settled in Monmouth. 111.: county. before 1800; removed to Ohio. at Ft. Wayne. Ind.; 4. Hugh. b. July 1843. Sophia '1‘.Tabor. b. May 24. 1822; vi. Margaret-M.: vii. Jane-C.: viii. 1802(had issue. among others: i. John; 24. 1799: settled in FL Wayne. 1824. d. Oct. 20. 1895: ix. Anna. b. March 3. James-M.: ix. Hugh-Allison; x. . II. Thomas: ill. Isaac). and. In 1835. laid oi! the town of Wa­ 1821; d. Jan. 26. 1846: nz. March 27. died in infancy): 2. James, settled near ROBERT HANNA. settled in Lower bash. lnd.; 5. Elizabeth. in. (1st) John 1845. Hiram '1‘. Cleaver: x. Beninmin. Cadiz. Ohio (had issue: i. Martha. m. Smithileld township. Northampton Johnson: in. (211) Mccorkle; set­ b. March 14. 1823: d. April 3. 1881'. m. Rev. George C. Vincent): 3. Thomas. d. (now Monroe) county. Penn.. before tled at Thorutown. Ind.: 6. Martha. m. March 26. 1845. Catherine M. Mccoolt. young; 4. Thomas. a minister: d. Feb. 1748, where he d. June-July. 1777; m. Andrew Telford (or Tlllord). and set­ b. Nov. 24. 1823: xi. Kersey. b. Oct. 6. 9. 1864: settled in Cadiz. Ohio. about Maresret ; had issue. among tled in Troy. Ohio: 7. Sarah. In. Her­ 1824; in. March 15. 1849. Mary A. Mc­ 1821: removed to Washington. Pa.. others: 1. Benjamin. Robert Hanna vey Ward. and settled in Lafayette. Coolr. b. Jan. 7. 1826: d. Feb. 7. 1891)‘. about 1848: in. (1st) Jemima Patterson, mentions in his will grandchildren. Ind.: 8. Nancy-W.. in. James Barnett. 3. Esther. b. Aug. 6. 1731: cl. Nov. 3. b. Oct. 30. 1805: d. at Cadiz. July 14. and settled in Ft. Wayne. Ind.: 9. 1791; buried in South River graveyard. 1847: m. (211)Sept... 1848. Sarah R. Fos­ lsleianlalertHannaandV. John and Eleanor Joseph-8.. b. in Dayton. Ohio. Dec. 7. Va.; 4. David. b. Jan. 9. 1784: d. Oct. ter. of Washington. Pa.. b. in Hsbron. ROBERT HANNA. b. about 1754: 1803; d. Aug. 4. 1364: in. (1st) 24. 1791: 5. Caleb. b. Sept. 4. 1786: d. Washington county. N. Y.. Nov. 10. settled in what is now Greene county. 2 on. (2d) Heater Ann Sumwalt. July 15. 1790: 6. Robert, a portrait 1802(had issue by flrst wits: i. Robert­ Penn.. before 1780. with his brother. James Hanna had issue by second painter of Virginia; b. June 28. P.: m. Esther Hammond. and settled Benjamin: had issue. among others: 1. wife: 10. Amos: 11. Harriet. m. 1788: m. Roxanna (had issue: i. at New Athens. Ohio: ll. Thomas-B.: Joseph. b. about 1786: in. Elizabeth McClure; 12. Benjamin; 13. Deborah. Raphael: ii. Fletcher): 7. Esther (Zd). a minister: d. 1850-60;ill. Sarah-J.. aet­

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tied at Salem, Washington county. N. JOHN HARRISON. a native of Eng­ ship; m. 1836.Nancy Richey. daughter ‘Emeline Lsveley. b. April 30, 1822: 11-: iv. Mary. in. Dr. J. B. McMichasl. land. in 1758.emigrated to America and of ‘rhomu ltichey. a native of Ira­ daughter of John and Annie Gorsuch of Monmouth. Iil.; v. Maria. in. An­ first settled in Pittsburg. Penn.. about land. who had located in Harrison Laveley. natives of Maryland (bad is­ drew J. Sweeney. of Wheeling. West 1814; settled in North township. Har­ county (had issue: i. William-5.. b. in sue: l. Henry-I... b. July 29. 1843. in VI-: vi. Martha. in. Dr. W. A. McKen­ rison county. Ohio. about 1816: d. in Cadiz township. Oct. 2. 1838; served in Cadiz township; served in the Civil zie: Settled at Salem. N. Y.: vii. Joseph, England. 1838: his wife also d. in Eng­ the Civil War: In. 1865. Mary Haver­ War; m. April 17. 1866, Mary Eliza­ d. young): 5. Elizabeth. m. M... land: had issue: 1. Joseph. b. near iield. daughter or Alexander I-Iavsrneld. beth Barrett. a native oi Harrison Cune; 6. Mary. d. July 29. ms; In. Otley. Yorkshire. England. 1800: came dfin Harrison county; ii. Eliza-Jane. county. Ohio. daughter oi William H. I-‘tev. Joseph Scrogxl. b. near New. to Ohio with his parents in 1816.and m. R. A. McCormick, or Cadiz: iii. and Eliza Barrett: ii. Harriet-A.. in. Ville. Pa. March 1. 1793: d. in Fair­ settled in North township. where he Alvin: iv. John; v. Mary: vi. Jessie. m. Birney; removed to Tuscarawas “Eld i°"!|8l|lD. Westmoreland county. died April 13. 1878: In. (lot) 1828. Ellen John S. Thompson; settled in Carroll county; iii. William-Kinsey. b. Jan. 23. Pa. April 21. 1873 (had issue. ten Hartley. a native or Carlton, England, county. Ohio). 1854: m. 1875.Anna Humphrey. daugh­ children. among whom: 1. Joseph. a b. 1806: d. 1853: daughter or Christo­ II. John, b.1788; d. 1856;served in the ter oi William and Jane Law Humph­ United Presbyterian minister. b. July pher and Mary Hartley, also natives of War of 1812; m. Agnes Henderson. b. rey; settled in Jewett; iv. Emmet-N.. 28. 1836). England (the former b. 1778: d. 1864; 1771; d. 1848; settled in Harrison coun­ 17. December. 1559: settled in Cadiz: WILLIAM HANNA. b. 1720: d. in the latter b. 1789: d. 1867); in. (2d) ty, Ohio; had issue: 1. Alexander. b. m. 1875, Mary A. Finlcai. daughter of I-‘rankfordtownship.Cumberland ooun. 1857, Sarah Herron. b. 1813: d. 1890: 1806: settled 1826. in Cadiz township. Robert Finlcal); 2. James-Nathan. b. V-Y.Peun.. Oct. 3. 1807. where he had had issue by iirst wife: 1. John. b. where he d. in January. 1875; m. Oct. 14. 1821. in Cadiz township; in. settled before 1764; had issue: I. John. July 10. 1330; in. April 22. 1852. Eupho­ Catharine Shimer. b. in Ohio. 1813; (1st) 1844. Martha Hitchcock. d. 1856; d. June. 1824: had issue: 1. William: 2. mlu Patterson. daughter of John and of Scotch descent: d. May. 1879 (had daughter of Samuel and Isabella Moore Jollll. d. October. 1839; in. Jane Isabella McMillan Patterson. early set­ issue: i. Eliza, m. James M. McGaw; Hitchcock. of Harrison county: m. (2d) (had issue: 1.William. d. August. 1851; tlers of Carroll county. Ohio. who were ii. James-H.. killed at the battle of 1857.Ellza McDougall.born In Harrison “- EH18): 3. M317. m. Mitchell; in. 1824 (the former d. 1859: the latter, Snickei-‘s Gap; iii. J. Calvin. b. March county. daughter of Moses McDougall. 4. Eliza. II. (possibly) Samuel. who was a daughter of Robenia Mc­ 12, 1842, in Cadiz township: served in who had married in Ireland before Kelvey, and a granddaughter of Ann the Civil War: m. 1670. Martha C. emigrating to Harrison county (had is­ WILLIAM HANNA. settled in An­ Shearer. a native of Scotland. d. 1846); Thompson, daughter of R. G. and Jane me by ilrst wife: i. Nathan: had issue trim township, Franklin county, Penn" (had iue. eight sons and four daugh­ Thompson. residents of Carroll county. by second wits: ii. Sarah-Alma. m. before 1762. where he d. November. ters): z William, b. Oct. 29. 1337: set­ Ohib: iv. Mary-H.. m. W. S. Haverileld: George F. Hanna: iii. Amanda. m. Wil­ 1786: m. Elizabeth ; had issue; tled near Scio. m. 1860.Elizabeth Wad­ v. Clarence~H.); 2. Jane. in. liam H. Wiley; iv. Nancy-Estelle: v. 1- John: 2. . in. James Morrow: dington, a native of Harrison county. Clark‘. 8. Nancy: 4. James. b. 1814; d. James-Lloyd) :3.William-B.: 4.Thomas­ A . in. Henry Morrow: 4. daughter of William and Ann Wallace April 2, 1880;, in. Elizabeth Barr. h. H.; settled in Indiana: 6. Sarah-Jane: m. John Wherry: 6. . m. Samuel Waddington (had issue. ten children); 1829; d. Aug. 6, 1895; daughter ot Hugh 6. Jemima-I-I.. In. Jeremiah Weaver; Adams. 8. Joseph. b. 1840: d. 1847. and Agnes Henderson Barr (had issue: settled in Franklin township. Harriroa HEZEKIAH HARRISON. of English William Waddington, father of Eliza­ i. Agnes. m. B. F. Oglevee; ii. Hugh; county: 7. Joseph. b. Nov. 15. 1832. in descent. b. in Maryland. 1804: d. June 3. beth Harrison. was a native of York­ iii. Martha-Jane: iv. Caroline. m. C. 0. Cadiz township; ru. March 15. 1855. 1871;settled In Green township. Harri­ shire. England. b. 1815: settled in Har­ Hines: v. Elizabeth-13.. "1. Henry S. Mary Jane Johnston. daughter of Sam­ son county, Ohio. about 1820: m. 1829. rison county about 1835. where be m. Barricklow: vi.EIla; vii.Johu-Harvey: uel Johustnn. of Harrison county (had Lydia Hilbert. b. 1813: d. May 28. 1869; 1839. Ann Wallace. a native of Penn­ viii. Rheia-May; Ix. Lulu-Irene). issue: I. Harriet-Elizabeth. m. James daughter of David Hilbert: had issue: sylvanin. who had settled in Harrison III. Joseph. b. April 28. 1790; d. A. Mitchell. of Cadiz township: li. 1. David. settled in Marion county. county; later they removed to ’1‘uscara.­ March 31. 1852: served in the War of Kersey-Wood: lii. Bertha-Virginia): ii. Kan.; 2. Albert-J.. d. May. 1889: served was county. Ohio: had isue: 1. James: 1812; had issue: 1. Gillespie. b. 1820; d. Nathan-8.. b. Jan. 29. 1835. in Cadiz in the Civil War: in. Susanna Holmes. settled in Chri-mm county. [ll.: 2. near Cadiz. March 17. 1882: in. May —. township: served in the Civil War; in. daughter of Asa and Mary McCoy Elizabeth. in. William Harrison: 3. 1860. Sarah J. Hines. b. Oct. 29, 1830. Nov. 15. 1865. Mary A. Harper. daugh­ Holmes; 3. Henry-I-1.. m. (1st) —-—; John: 4. William: 5. Henry: 6. Marv­ daughter of William and Isabella ter of Samuel and Cassandra Harper. in. (2d) Henrietta F. Hall: settled in Jane: 7. Sarah: 8. Amos; 9. Isaac: 10. Hitchcock Hines. of Cadiz township: who were among the early settlers of Wheeling. W. Va.: 4. William. b. in David. (had issue: i. Wi1Iiam—l-I..aminister. b. Harrison county; 9. Samuel-Patterson: Short Creek township. Nov. 21. 1842: near Cadiz. March 14. 1861; ii. Mary­ 10.George-A., serve-din the Civil War: served in the Civil War: In. 1867.Sarah JAMES HAVERI-‘IELD. of Scotch­ Belle. 11:.John Keesey: iii. Catherine­ 11. Nancy-E.. m. Neal McCai!rey: set­ A. Hargrave. daughter of Joseph and Irish descent. emigrated to America May, m. John Barrer: iv. Gillespie­ tled ln Iowa. Margaret Harm-ave. of Harrison coun­ and settled in 1-Iuntlngdon county. Sherman; v. Ida-Alice; vi. Melissa­ ty; 6. Milton. :1.in infancy: 6. Arabella. Psnn.: located in what is now Harrison Jennette: vii. Martha-Alberta); 2. JAMES HAWTHORNE. b. In Ira county after 1800; in. Nancy ——-;had George-L.; 3. Mary-Ann. land. 1788; settled in Harrison county, JAMES HARRISON. h. in Ireland; issue: IV. James. served in the War or 1812. Ohio. before 1818.where he d. 1844: two In. Elizabeth Addy; d. 1872: had issue: I. William. b. in Pennsylvania. 1774: V. Nathan. 1). 1797: d. 1873. near of his brothers settled in Jefferson 1. James: 2. Hugh: 3. Matilda. m. Seth d. in Harrison countv. June 14. 1859: Wheeling. W. Va.: came with his county. Ohio; m. Rosanna Stewart, d. Munn: 4. Sarah. in. Samuel Poulson; 5. m. in Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Stitt. a father to Harrison county. Ohio: m. in aged ninety-two years. dauwhter or Margaret. m. Richard Duncan: 6. native of that State: d. 1858: served in Pennsylvania. Harriett Barnett. d. Robert Stewart; had issue: 1. Hannah. Ftlizabeth. m. 1856. Patrick Lynch. b. the War of 1812: had issue, ten chil­ 1877; had issue: 1. John-N.. lJ- M8‘? 17. m. Mcllrny. and settled in Wash­ in Ireland. 1833: d. 1887: eeilli-d in dren. among whom: 1. John. b. 1811; 1820. in Cadiz township: settled in ington county. Iowa: 2. Margaret-Ann, Cadiz. Ohio. 1856. d. May 9. 1873: settled in Cadiz town­ Stock township. 1861: in. Oct. 27. 1842. m. John Mcblary. and settled near New A5. 63 0810 VALLEY GENEALOGIES OI-IIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES Ii

Athena. Harrison county: 8. Nancy­ native or Weatmoreland county. Peun., Jan. 16. 1860; had issue: 1. Abraham. b. Harrison county, where he died; in. Jane: 4. Arabella. 41.aged twelve years; daughter or Christopher and Jane June 30, 1811; d. young: 2. William­ Nancy Wilkins, a resident or what is 5. Robert-Creighton. b. Oct. 6. 1819; re­ Jeirere Hines. who settled near Cadiz: Diinlap, b. 1812; d. June. 1867; in. Mary now Carroll county, Ohio; had issue. moved to Muairingum county. Ohio. in had issue. among others: 1. John-Wea­ Jane Mccleil b. at uailanahincn. among others: 1. Sarah, in. Love; 1861. where he d. 1884; in. 1842, Mar­ ley. b. Jan. 8. 1840; m. 1883. Mary J. ireland. 1824;d. 1897; daughter ot John 2. Jane. in. Patterson; 3. Catn­ garet J. Grove. b. in York county. Bower, daughter or Jacob and Anne and Jane Beatty Mccieiiand (ban is­ erine. m. Triinbull: these three Penn.. Aug. 28. 1817. daughter of Bower. sue: 1. ltachei. n. 1544; in. Robert Reid sisters settled near New Athens. Har­ Francis and Jeanette Grove (had issue: Cochran; ii. Norwood. b. 1819: d. 1898; rison county; 4. Alexander, b. Aug. 9, i. Arthur-Allison. b. Feb. 27. 1.846: na. JOHN HEBERLING. h. 1777: d. in iii. Saran-Jane. b. 1851; in. Alexander 1818; settled in Cadiz township; ii. Jan. 3. 1878. Jane Elisa Maxwell, a Short Creek township, Harrison coun­ Osburnz iv. Margaret-Anne. b. 1854: v. March 1?. 1883; ni. 1843. Margaret native or Jeirerson county. daughter oi ty. Ohio. 1884.where he had settled in Samuel-Beatty, D. 1857; vi. Martha­ lrinicai, a nat.ve at Washington county. Samuel and" Isabella McMillan Max­ 182:; served in the War or 1812; son or hzilen, d. 1864; vii. Clara, d. 1864; viii. 1-"enu..daughter at lease and Margaret well; ii. Francis-Grove. b. Jan. 25. 1847; Andrew Heberllng. a native of Ger­ Cora. d. 1867; ix. Mary-Emma. in. ,Fini.cai.who were early settlers in Har­ iii: Emily-Arabella. b. Oct. 20. 1849; ll. many. who settled in Virginia before Beatty Usburn: x. intant; xi. William­ rison county (had issue: 1. William. D. James Holmes‘:settled in Greene conn­ 1784; in. in Virginia. Mary Crumiey. b. Francis. b. 1507; d. 1870): 3. Sarah. b. May 11. 1844; served in the Civil War; ty. Ohio; iv. James-Stewart. b. Aug. 2. 1780-83; d. 1864-67; had issue: Oct. 14. 1814; 41.young; 4. Martha. b. In. Dec. 7, 1871, Rachel I-1. Robisou. 1852; settled in Adena. Jeiierson coun­ I. Henry. d. in J eilsrson county, Ohio. April 27, 1816; 11.12454;m.Israel Biniey; daughter or James and lidary Barnes ty); 6. Samuel-13.; 7. Wllllsm; 8. II. Elisa. in. James Ady. and settled in 5. Rachel, b. Oct. 10, 1817; d. 1896; ii. ltobll-.on,or Archer township, Harrison Rosanna. Muscatine county. Iowa. ill. John, set­ Sarah. b. 1819; d. 1839: m. Samuel county; ll. Alvin, a physician. settled The parents or Margaret J. Haw­ tled ln Miles, Jackson county. Iowa. Cochran; 7. Margaret, b. January. 1820; in New York; iii. James-0., b. Feb. zil, thorne. Francis and Jeanette Grove.set­ IV’. Hiram. settled in Osage county. d. young; 8. Prudence. b. Nov. 9. 1822; 1847; m. 1874,Belle Wells. daughter at Kan. V. William. settled in Greene d. 1840; 9. Samuel. b. Jan. 20, 1826; d. Charles Wells. or Cadiz township). tied in Cadis township. Harrison coun­ county. Ill. Vi. George-1-1..b. in Berks­ ty. in 1833,where they resided until the ley county, West Va... Feb. 6. 1814; set­ 1886; m. 1851. Mrs. - Sarah Rowley JOHN HILBERT. emigrated from time of their death; the former b. tled In Short Creek township: in. 1835. Welsh, b. in Carroll county. 1827; Adam: county, renn.. to German town­ 1782; d. March. 1.844: the latter b. daughter of Luther Rowley (had issue: ship. Harrison cbunty,Ohio,al;ou-‘. 1833; Matilda Spurrier.-a native oi’Msrylnnd. i. Martha. m. Samuel Etichey: ii. 1789: d. 1873: had issue:‘ 1. Emily; 2. d. Dec. 23. 1890; daughter of 1'l.aJphand had issue: 1. Peter; 2. John:-‘3. Daniel; Susan: 8. Maria: 4. Charlotta; 5. Mar­ Eleanor Cieary Spurrier; had issue: 1. Luther-R.; iii. William-P.. b. 1858; m. 4. Henry. b. in Adams county, l~'enn.. rnret-Jane, in. Robert C. Hawthorne: Thomas; 2. William. served in the Civil 1879. Susan Ross. daughter or Aaron 1819; in. list) 1845.Anne Wndtilngton; 6. Eleanor-R.. m. Oliver R. McNary. War; killed at the battle of Perry­ noes: iv. Msry-E., m. William Boyiesl. in. (211) 1835.1. Margaret I“li1lii¢illI_|. and settled in Leavenworth. Ken; 7. viile. Ky.; 3. Mary-Ellen, m. J. R. Wat­ JOHN HENDERSON. ii.native of Ira­ daughter or David and Elizabeth inw­ Thomas-Cross. settled in Jefferson kins: 4. John; 5. Warner, in. Rosanna lnnd. d. February, 1862. in Rumiey iniller Flnnicum; 5. Jacob. ni. Mary county. Ohio; 8. Sarah-Elizabeth. m. Hagan. d. 1881; 6. Andrew. settled in township, Harriion county, Ohio,whei'a iiawmiller; 6. Elizabeth. in. John Samuel Kyle.and settled in Muskingum Calltornia; 7. Henry. ni. Mary J. he had settled in 1817;alter emigrating Burns; 7. Mary. Hi. Frederick Trump; county, Ohio; 9. Francis-Prinzle. set­ Stevens. of short Creek township: 8. to America. ilrst settled in Maryland. 8. Sarah. m. Jacob Bosley; 9. Lydia, in. tled in Cadiz township; 10. William­ Hazlett; 9. Martha. Vii. James. settled thence removed to Indiana county. lsidwin Robinson; 10. Katherine. m. Scott. settled in Kansas. in Howard county. Mo. VIII. Andrew. l-'enn.. and atterwnrds located in Her­ Jacob Uuger; 11. Sophia, 111.Edwin LANCEDO'I° I-IEARN. b. in Balti­ settled in Iowa. IX. Rebecca. rn. rlson county; III. in i-isgerstown. Md., Robinson. more. Md.. 1794. of Scotch-English de­ Thomas Lewis. and settled in Dubuque. Henderson. d. May 13. 1877; JOHN HINES, see Family of James scent; removed to eastern Ohio in 1815; Iowa. X. Mary. in. Joseph Holmes. daughter of George Henderson; had Ramsey. rattled in Cadiz. Harrison county. Ohio. Ralph Spurrier. father or Matilda issue. among others: 1. James. b. in RUDOLPH HINES. b. in Germany; about 1849: in. Barbara Sutherland Hsberling, was a native of Maryland, Indiana county. Pena, Sept 10.1813:d­ d. September-November, 1823, aged nrqnhart. daughter of Alexander nnd I). 1778; d. April 2. 1848.in Short Creek Nov. 1. 1889; in. October. 1838. Susanna ninety; son of John Hines, who came l<‘r.~inc’leTuckerUrquhart. who had set­ township, having settled there in 1801; Mcclintock. a. native of Monroe town­ to America before the Revolutionary tled near Cadiz in 1813(the former was in. March 3. 1801. Eleanor Cleary. b. ship, daughter or Thomas and Eliza­ War; removed to Steubeuville. Ohio, in a native or Scotland. and served in the Dec. 18. 1784: ii. June 2. 1269: had issue: beth Fisher Mcclintock (had issue. 1796.thence to Virginia in 1803; settled RevolutionaryWar; the latter. a native 1. John. b. April 3. 1802: 2. Samuel, b. among others: i. John-0.. l). July 21. in Harrison county, Ohio. 1814: served of West Virginia); had issue: 1. Elisa. Feb. 21. 1805: 3. Warner. b. Aug. 19. 1839: in. (1st) 1882. Hester Fisher. or in the Revolutionary War; in. Sarah b. 1829: d. Feb. 25. 1879: in. Samuel 1807; 4. Sarah, b. Nov. 10. 1809; 5. North township. d. Jan. 4, 1865; in. (2d) I-lull:had issue. twelve children. among Siemmons; 2. Wesley-Browning, b. in Richard. 1). Sept. 5. 1812: 6. Ruth. 1). April 2. 1866. Mahala P. Fisher, sister whom: Jeiferson county. Oct. 6. 1840: settled March 24. 1815; 7. Mntlldn, b. Sept. 15. of his nrst wife, (1.Oct. 8, 1817; in. (3d) i. William, b. in All:-gnny county, In Cadiz: served in the Ohio Legisla­ 1817: 8. Elizabeth. b. March 7. 1-820: 9. March 27. 1819. Sarah McPeck. daugh­ Md., March 19. 1800: d. September. ture. 1890-92: in. 1868. Jane C. Beall. Mary-Ann. b. Dec. 6. 1822: 10. Asenath. ter of George McPeck. a. resident of 1887; in. Feb. 15. 1827, lsaliclln. Hitch­ daorhter of John and Agnes Vincent b. Sent. 20. 1824; 11. William. b. March Archer township: ii. Thomas; ill. cock. b. Jan. 24, 1806; daughter of John Beail. of Carlie: 3. Albert. settled at 22. 1827. Alexander; iv. Elizabeth-Jane: v. and Jane McMahon Hitchcock (the Dodgevlile, Wis. George; vi. Lavina: vii. Barbara; viii. former a native oi Maryland, of Irish SAMUEL HEDGES. b. in Virrinia. Henry; ix. Walter; x. William-Homer). JOHN Hil!AS'i‘AN.anative of Somer­ Dec. 26. 1783: d. 1365; settled in Cadiz descent; the latter born in Ireland): set cnuntv. Penn.: removed to Harrison township about 1805: m. in Virginia. WILLIAM HENDERSON. s nntivc or had issue: 1. John—R..settled in Clark county before 182'!and settled in Mon­ 1789.Prudence Dunlap. b. at West Lib­ Pennsylvania. removed to Ohio. and. county. Iowa. 1879; m. 1853. Elisabeth roe township; in. 1838. Mary Hines. a erty. (We¢t) Virginia. Dec. 20. 1873: d. beiore 1813.settled in Cadiz township, Christy. d. at Murray, Iowa, 1880:

0 H10 VALLEY GENEALOGIES 63 61 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGXES daughter or Robert and Jane Chriety. Gill. daughter at John McGlll. oi ningham. daughter or John and Nancy ty, Penn.. about the time of the Revo­ natives or Harrison county; 2. Saran­ 1-1-ankllntownship) ; 10. Thomas. sheip Cunningham). lution: in strabane tuwnsnlp. Wusu. Jane. ni. Gillespie Haveriieid: 8. . ingion county. i‘enn., 1784-85; and JAMES I-IOAGLAND,see account or LEVI I-IOLLINGSWORTH.n Qislter. later in Brooxe county, West V3,. d. in lnilancy; 4. Lemuel-Browning. Michael Connway. great-great-grandson (through tnree settled in Redileld. Cal.; 5. WliillLii= ancestors, each named ‘l'nouin.s Hol­ wnere he d. about 1'18»; in. in New 1-‘ietcher. b. February. 1839; served in GABRIEL HOLLAND. a native of llngsworth) at Valentine I-iollings­ Jersey, lusry ciuni, <1.in york town­ Maryland. or isnglisn descent. settled ship. Jeiierson county, Ohio, 1312; had the Civil War; m. Feb. '1. 1867. Chris­ worth, who emigrated lrom iJt)iKlIsl'.,issue: tina Spiller, a native or Harrison coun­ in Archer township, Harrison county. Ireland. to Pennsylvania. about 1683; ty, daughter of Christopher and ‘Ara uhlo. before 1814; in. in Maryland. removed to Flushing township, Bal­ i. John; served in the Revolutionary Saran 1-iarriman: had issue. eight c-i.­ War: was taken a pi‘l§UhEl‘uiiil died Carnes Spiller. early settlers in Harri­ mont county. in 1804; had issue: 1. in service. son county (the former d. 1879; the lat­ men. or whom: Elihu, b. in Belmont county. 1813; in. L Gabriel. b. in Maryland. 1789; d. ll. William. ter 1870); 6. Mary-Ellen. m. Joseph Mc­ l839.‘Lydia Ann Fisher, daughter or iii. (lnadiah. l.5l.t'n. and settled in Deersville; 7. in Archer township. 1871; um.Susannah Barrack Fisher. or Pughtown. Vs. (had Samuel-Montgomery. settled in Not­ Conawsy; b. 1784; d. 1861: daughter at issue: i. David, b. at Flushing, Ohio, IV. Isaac. b. in New Jersey. April 29. tingtam township; 8. James-McMahon. Michael and Elisabeth Conaway, oi Nov. 21, 1844; m. April. 1875. Belinda 1784; removed with his p‘iiI‘ei‘ii.3to Vir­ b. March 5. 1844; settled in Cadia town­ Archer township. pioneers or Harrison Mcldenh, daughter of Dr. John Mc­ ginia; served in the Wnr of 1812; set­ ship; served in the Civil War: in. Nov. county; had issue: 1. John, b. Sebtsm­ Bean). tled in what is now Carroll county, 3. 1868. Elmira J. Carson. a native oi ber, 1814: he settled in Cadiz town­ Ohio, 1814. where he (1.June 9. 1851; in. Harrison county, daughter at Elijah ship: in. 1840. Esther West. of Cadiz REV. OBADIAH HOLMES. h. In in Virginia. 1'l94.1-.‘llza.betii McNa.bu. 1). and Malznifey Carson; 9. township, b. 1820; d. April 13, 1889; ‘ Manchester. England. about 1606; m. July 2|. 1772. in Shepherdstown. Va.; 'l‘hoinas-Hogg, d. in iutancy; 10. Ezra­ daughter of Jonathan and Mary Com­ 1636; emigrated with his wile. Cath­ daughter of George and Martha Mc­ Lawson. d. aged fourteen years. tort West (had issue: i. Sarah-Jana. arine. irom Preston. Lancsshire, and Nnbb and sister to Sarah McNabb; had II. Daniel. Iii. James. IV. John. V. m. J. Welling, and settled in Guernsey settled at Salem. Mass., 21st of 11th issue: 1. Martha. d. in Kenton, Ohio, Isaac. Vi. Samuel. VII. Joseph. Vili. county. Ohio: ii. Samuel; iii. Elizabeth, month, 1638; removed about 1643-44to aged eighty-seven years; in. (1st) J03­ Mary. IX. Martha. in. D. B. Harrison. and settled in Iowa; Reboboth. R. I.. as he was a Baptist and eph Wilson: in. (zd) William Leaner; John Cniaon. d. in Nottingham town­ iv. Martha; v. Susan. b. 1854; d. Feb. not allowed to live in the Puritan coi­ 2. Clum. d. aged twenty-three years; 3. ship. was among the early settlers of 22. 1889; in. C. Mccune; vi. Gabriel. d. ony: Dublicly whipped by the Puritans Sarah. d. in Ottumwa. Iowa. aged Harrison county; Elijah. his son, 1889: vii. Jonathan; viii. Amanda); 2. at Boston. in September. 1651. on ac­ eighty-live years; ni. Jacob Milllsack: rather oi Elmira Hines. was b. 1810: d. Sarah: 3. Elizabeth, in. A. Pickens, and count ot his religious opinions,and “for 4. Nancy. d. in infancy; 5. Mary, 3;, November. 1881; m. Margaret Ma­ settled In Iowa; 4. Mary-Jane; 6. Ellen; holding meetings on Lord’: Day from James Price. and settled at Leesville. batiey. b. in Washington county. Penn., 6. Nancy. m. Martin Msholm. and set­ house to house; " served as minister of Cnrroll county, Ohio; 6. Susannah, m. 180.‘:-,d. 1884; her mother was a native tled in Archer township: 7. Harriet. in. the Baptist Church at Newport. R. 1.. Joseph Masters. and settled at Cannot­ at Maryland. of Welsh descent; had Lewis. and settled in Archer mm 1652 to 1682; d. Oct. 15. 1682; had ton. Harrison county; 7. George-Wssh­ issue. seven children. 0! whom: 1. township; 8. Samuel. settled in Archer issue: 1. Jonathan, b. about 1631: 2. ington. b. Dec. 30, 1807: settled in ———-,m.Joseph G. Rogers; 2. Elmira­ township. John. b. about 1639; 3. Martha. b. 1640; North township, 1843. where he 11. J.. in. James M. Hines; 3. , in. '1‘. ROBERT HOLLIDAY. son of Arthur 4. Samuel, b. 1642; 5. Obadiah, b. 1644; June 26. 1881; in. (1st) 1837. in North B. Huiiman. I-Iolllday. b. in the North of Ireland, 6. Hope. ni. Taylor; 7. Mary. in. township. Mary Cripliver; in. (2d) 1758; d. at Martin's Ferry, Ohio, 1851; John Browne; 8. Lydia. in. Captain Ainnnda Jenkins; in. (3d) Emily Strat­ THOMAS HITCHCOCK, a native of emigrated to America about 1793. flrst John Browne. Of these. Jonathan. d. ton (had issue: i. Jacob-M.; ii. Isaac­ Maryland. removed to Jeilferson coun­ settling in the Cumberland Valley. and 1713; In. Sarah Borden; settled at Mid­ C.. settled in Columbus. Ohio; iii. ty, Ohio, about 1792: settled in Archer thence removing to Westmoreland dletown, Monmouth county. N. J.. 1661 Samuel-W., settled in Kansas; iv. township, Harrison county. after 1800; county. Penn.; located in the western (had issue: i. Obadiah; ii. Jonathan; John-D.; v. Luther-L.; vi. Edward-S.; had issue. among others: part oi Harrison county. Ohio. about iii. Samuel: iv. Joseph: v. Sarah. m. vii. Martha.-E.; viii. Phdabe—A.: ix. I. Samuel, b. in Maryland. 1787: re­ 1815: m. in Ireland. Rebecca Ramsey. Ouldc (1): vi. Mary. m. Mary-Alice; x. Ora-A.. m. J. M. Har­ moved to Cadiz township before 1812. d. 1826;. had issue. nine children. of Easton; vii. Catharine. in. Whit­ rison.and settled in Washington State; where he d. Feb. 3. 1819: in. Isabella whom: 1. Nancy. in. Cooper. and man; viii. Martha. m. '1‘illlng­ xi. Emma. in. Charles Crawford: settled Moore; had issue: 1. Margaret; 2. settled in Henry county, Indiana; 2. haet). Obadiah m. —— Cole; settled in New Philadelphia. Ohio); 8. Samuel, Jane: 3. Isabella; 4. Harriet; 5. Maria: Robert. b. Aug. 1, 1792; d. July 5. 1885: at Mlddletown. N. 1.. 1663 (had issue. settled in Leesville. Carroll county; 9. 6. Elizabeth; 7. Mary; 8. Martha; 9. served in the War of 1812; settled in two sons and two daughters. of whom: Elizabeth. in. Sampson Jenkins. and John. b. March 12, 1812; settled in Fretport about 1830',m. (is!) March 25, i. Samuel. a. young; ll. Jonathan, d. settled near Salem. Jederson county. Franklin township. 1841; in. Jan. 8. 1817. Frances Melton. b. Nov. 22. 1795; Sept. 8. 1715). Rev. Obadiah Holmes. Ohio; 10. John-McNabb. d. in Cannot­ 1835. Sarah Kelly. d. Sept. 10. 1889: d. Dec. 22. 1818: in. (2d) March 29. 1821. the emigrant. had about 5.000 descen­ ton, aged sixty-live years: in. Emily daughter of Hugh and Mary Kelly, of Elizabeth White. b. Dec. 25. 1800: d. dants livlng in America as early as . who settled near Des Moinee. Short Creek township (had issue: i. Aug. 16. 1872 (had issue by first wife: 1790. Iowa. Isabella. in. Sept. 24, 1862.S. M. Blrney; i. Frances-Melton. b. Nov. 28. 1818: had Doecended from one oi the above V. Jacob. b. in Rocklnghsm county, ii. John-A., settled in Cleveland. Ohio: issue by second wife. thirteen children. was. Obadiah Holmes. b. at Trenton, Virginia, Dec. 8. 1768; d. at Kenton, iii. Mary-E.. m. A. J. Lever, a minister; or whom: ii. Theodore-Oscar. in. Susan N. J., 1721; settled in the Virginia Ohio. Oct. 14. 1841; m. on Buffalo Creek. iv. Johnson. settled in Washington Reaves; iii. Anne. in. 1846. David Valley: living in Rockingham county. Brooke county. West Va. 1791, Eliza­ township; v. Mary: vi. Samuel. twin Winder: iv. Eldred-Glencslrn, b. Jan. Va.. about 1768: in Jsiierson county. beth Huif. b. May 22. 1772; d. Jan. 27. brother to Mary. in. 1875. Nancy Mc­ 19, 1822; in. Jan. 10, 1850. Mary Cun­ West Vs., about 1771: in Bedtord coun­ 1851:shortly after his marriage he was 0% 6i OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 55

employed by the Government as an minister, settled in Kent. Ohio; ix. township, Jeilereon county. Ohio; iii. ton, Ohio. Jan. 21. 1857; m. 1791.Jacob luuian scout, and in company with his Ciirton-A.); 6. Abraham. 1:. in short Thomas-V.. b. March 14. 1840; m. Oct. Holmes. b. in Rocklngham county. Va.. urotner-in-law, lunsey uickerson. and Creek township. Dec. 1, 1508; d. May 3, 21. 1869. Melissa Jane Hurrah. b. Feb. Dec. 8, 1768; d. at Kenton. Ohio..0ct. another man, was thus employed ior 1880; m. (1st) 1836, Rachel Mansneid. 13, 1847.daughter of John Harrah. of 1-1. 1841: 4. William, an early Indian three years. receiving nor his service b. 1814; d. I"eb. 12. lane; daughter of Jeilerson county; iv. ElIza—Jane; v. scout and fighter of Harrison county. a section ol land in Snort Ureea town­ '1human Mananeld. of Jeltereon county; Martha: vi. Matilda; vii. Mary; viii. d. in Short Creek township; 5. John. ship, Jeirerson county, near iut. Hess­ in. (2d) 1856, khume Ann Ekey. a na­ Josephine; ix. Amanda; x. . d. m. Sarah Jobnaon; d. at Columbia. near ant; here he settled in use; had issue, tive or Jenerson county. daughter of in infancy; xi. . d. in infancy; xii. Cincinnati. Ohio. 1842; 6. Samuel. d. in among others: 1. (a daughter). in. Andrew and Ann Howden Ekey (had Winileid-8.); 2. Susan; 3. Sarah; 4. Highland county, Ohio. about 1846: 7. Wiikin; 2. , in. Augustine issue by urntwife: i. Joseph-M... n. Elizabeth. Eieaaer. d. in Highland county, Ohio. Bickeratan, or steubenvine, Luna; 3. 1847; d. 1871; m. 1870, Chloe A. Mc­ HARVEY HOST. a native ol Ger­ about 1833. . m. Nathaniel Moore, or IAIUO cleary. b. 1850, daughter of Ephraim York, Jeirerson county. many. emigrated. belore 1800.to Penn­ EDWARD HUGHES. of Scotch-Irish and Mary A. Gillespie Mccleary; 11. sylvania. where he died: in. Nancy descent, settled before 1800 near Ris­ Vi. Joseph, b. in Shepherdstown. William; had issue by second wife: iii. Fulton (b. 1776; d. Jan. 11. 1845). Jenereon county, West vn.. Jan. 21. , d. in infancy; iv. Wesley-A.. b. who after the death of her hus­ ing Sun. in Cecil county. Md., where he 1771;removed to what is now Jelterson died; had issue: 1. Robert-M.; 2. Sarah. in Short Creek township. Aug. 19.1859; band. married (M) John Moitat. and m. Smith: 3. Rebeeca. in. county, Ohio. belore 1799; settled in m. 1884.Minerva Conweil. daughter of removed to Harrison county, Ohio: had short Creek township, Harrison coun­ John and Mary Convlell, of Cadiz); 7. issue by iiret husband (surname Host): Poole: 4. Edward. b. Oct. 30, 1814; re­ ty, about 1800, wnere he d. April zu. Martha, 11:.John Webb. and settled at moved about 1834to Port Deposit, Md.. 1. Harvey; 2. Samuel. b. in Pennsyl­ thence to Philadelphia: located in 1568;served in the Indian Wars. and as New Athens: 8. Joseph. m. sarab vania, Dec. 20, 1801; settled in Green an otlicer in the War ol 1812; served in Cadiz, Harrison county, Ohio. in 1839; Moore, and settled at Hopedale; 9. township. Harrison county, where he afterwards settling in New Athena. the Ohio Senate. 1832-34; in. in Jener­ Sarah, in. James Haveriield; 10. Susan. died Nov. 2. 1889; in. (let) Aug. 27, son county, Sarah McNabb, b. 1783: d. 11:.(1st) Joseph Webb; m. (2d) Joseph where he d. April 5. 1889: m. in New 1825. Louisa Oxley; d. June 12. 1834; Athens. Sarah Ann Brown. daughter Feb. 10. 1862; sister to Elizabeth Mc­ Dunlap; 11. John, :1.aged eight years. m. (Zd) April 5. 1838. Jane Hines. a Nabb and daughter of George and VII. Samuel. daughter of William Hines. of Harri­ of James and Jane Welch Brown (had Martha McNahb. of Scotch descent. VIII. Elizabeth. issue: i. Hester-A.: ii. Eliza-Jane, m. early settlers near Mount Pleasant. son county (had issue by ilret wife: 1. Prof. Tholnas M. Sewell. cl New IX. Margaret. . Henry; ll. Jam: iii. Mary-Ann; iv. Athens; iii. Oliver-P.: iv. John-W.. Ohio; had issue: 1. George, b. 1789; d. Andrew Ekey. father of Phoebe Ekey John. b. in Jeflerson county. Sept. 21. 1886; m. (1st) Hannah Lynn; in. (2d) Holmes. was b. in Pennsylvania. 1791; settled in Springfield. Ohio: v. George­ 1831; in. April 22. 1858. Ruth A. Mc­ W., settled in Hopkins. Mo.; vi. Mary­ 1824, ’1‘acy ‘inompson; on. (ad) 181-. d. 1873; was ol Irish descent; settled Millan. b. Aug. 31. 1835: a daughter of Hannah Mansileld. daughter of Thomas in Jeflerson county. Ohio. 1801; in. Ann E., 111.Rev. Oliver Holmes. and settled John McMilIan,ofCarroll county.Ohlo: in Kent. Ohio; vii. James~G.: viii. and Mary Hill Mansfield (the former a Hovlden, b. 1799; d. Feb. 5, 1890: had v. Louisa; had issue by second wife; vi. native ol England. b. 1757.;d. 1844; the Edgar: ix. Theodore. settled in lawn; issue: 1. Andrew; 2. Margaret; 3. Willlarn—H.;vii. Sarah; viii. David; ix. x. Vandoru; xi. and xii. Twins. d. in latter b. 1767; ti. 1854) (had issue by Mary-Ann. m. Benjamin Barkhurat. Amos; x. Eliza-Jane); 3. James; 4. lnlancy. ilrst wife: 1. Joseph. b. 1825: d. 1889:, and settled in St. Clnlreville, Ohio; 4. John; 5. William; 6. Eliza. m. Mary McConnell; ii. Rezin. b. 1827; Phebe-Ann, m. Abraham Holmes; 5. James Brown. lather of Sarah Ann m. Emeline Mansfield: had issue by David; 6. Edward. settled in Jeflereon HENRY HOUSER. b. in Kentucky. Hughes. was b. in county Derry. Ire­ second wile: ill. Emma. m. 1864, Ker­ county: 7. John-H.; 8. James, settled 1785; settled in Cadiz. Harrison coun­ land. in 1785: settled near New Athens, sey Wood Kinsey): 2. Mary, m. John in Jeilerson county; 9. Wesley. ty. Ohio. before 1825: d. Sept. 23, 1855: Harrison county. about 1814: d. 1860: Glazner; 3. Elizabeth, m. (lat) William served in the War of 1812: m. at Ben­ his wife was b. 1788: d. 1865; had issue: Dickerson; In. (2:1) lseac Thomas; 4. WILLIAM HOLMES. h. 1782, son of nett's Creek. Frederick county, Mary­ 1. George. settled in St. Ciairavillc. Cynthia, in. John Styres: 5. Ass. b. in William Francis Holmes. a native of land. 1824. Susannah Ramsower. b. Ohio; 2. Joseph, settled near Flushing. Short Creek township, Dec. 4. 1806: d. lreland, who settled in Pennsylvania, 1791; d. 1867; had issue: 1. William­ Belmont county, Ohio; 3. Mary-Ann; Jan. 3, 1891; in. 1837, Mary McCoy, removed to Green township. Harrison Lambdin. b. June 17. 1825: in. Sept. 24. 4. Jane; 5. Margaret. m. James Rankin. daughter of Thomas and Hannah Mc­ county. Ohio. about 1802. where he d. 1857.Sarah Virginia Hall. of Washing­ and settled in Missouri; 6. Sarah-Ann, Coy. of Athena township. Harrison Jan. 22. 1861: in. (let) in Pennsylvania. ton. Guernsey county. Ohio. daughter m. Edward Hughes. county (had issue: i. James-Taylor. Elizabeth Crouch. b. 1790'. (1. I849: of Edward and Henrietta Catherine THOMAS HUNTER, d. in Newberry served in the Civil War; settled in m. (M) Matilda Tbaker. d. in Mount Roberta Hall (had issue: Francis-E.. township. York county, l’enn.. belore Columbus. Ohio; ii. Susanna. m. Pleasant, Jefferson county: had issue Mary-Virginia. Ellsworth-Wilson. Wil­ Nov. 19, 1777; in. Mary Canon; had is­ Albert Harrison, and settled in Cadiz; by flrst wife: 1. Isaac. b. in Green town­ liam-Heury. Thomas-Edward, Isabel­ sue. Nancy. James. Ephraim. Jane. iii. Abram. served in the Civil War; ship, where he d. Feb. 12. 1884; m. 1833. McF'adden.and Henrietta-Katharine): Mary. of whom: settled in New Philadelphia: iv. Eme­ Jane Vincent: d. July 17. 1884; daugh- ­ 2. Wilson- Lee. in.April 1, 1828: 3. War­ James. b. Dec. 6. 1738: d. Jan. 27. line; v. Sarah-Elizabeth. m. Henry ter of Dr. Thomas Vincent. ol Green netta. m. William Stroud. 1809; settled on Fourteen Mile Run. Stringer, of Short Creek township; vi. township (had issue: 1.Sarah: ii. Wil­ MICHAEL HUFF‘. of Brooke county. Unity township. Westmoreland county, Wilson; settled near Smlthileid, Jel­ llam-F.. b. Dec. 25. 1836; m. (1st) Oct. Va., m. Hannah Dcd:lridze; had issue: Penn.. about 1768-70: served in the lerson county; vii.Mary-Ellen. m. Sam­ 10, 1860. Amanda 8. Baxter. b. April 1. Joseph. on early Indian scout and Revolutionary War. and was one of the uel Dickerson. and settled in Athens 25. 1836: d. Oct. 13. 1881: daughter of fighter of Harrison county. d. in Short founders of UnityPreebyterianchurch: township; viii. Henrietta, in. C. A. Mc­ Samuel Baxter. of Green township; in. Creek township; 2. Michael. killed by in. Elizabeth McDonald: had issue: i. Cleary. and settled at Cadiz: ix. (2d) Dec. 24. 1384. Hannah J. Starr. the Indiana on the Mississippi: 3. Fphraim. ll.Joeeph. 111.Sarah.- IV. Oliver-Wendell. a. Methodist Episcopal daughter of William Starr. of Wayne Elizabeth. b. May 22, 1772: d. at Ken­ William. V. Mary. VI. James. b. in

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Weatmoreland county. 1’enn., Feb. 4. d. 1846.in Nottingham township. Har­ Ohio. March 18. 1865; m. Mary Mc­ Dodde: iii. John, m. [lat] Elizabeth 1777; d. in Wayne county. Ohio. Sept. rison county. Ohio; came to Ohio with Conahy). Rogers; m. [2111]Emily Rose:-I. sister 16, 1823; m. Agnes-(Nancy) Sloan. b. his parents; m. Clarissa Hawse. h. in 2. Samuel. b. 1768; d. Nov. 4, 1855; in. of Elizabeth: settled near Morriatown. March 28. 1777; d. Aug. 15. 1858: daugh­ Maryland. 1801; d. 1885: had issue: 1. (lot) about 1797, Martha Barber. d. Belmont cou ,. Ohio: iv. Ann. b. 1796: ter of Sloan; had issue: 1. Asbury; 2. Eunice: 3. Sarah. b. March about 1823; emigrated to America in. Lewis Lunatord: settled nearwheeiv Elizabeth; 2. Samuel: 8. Joseph-R.. b. 18. 1829: in. Jan. I. 1857.James Barclay. about 1801; in. (2d) Mrs. Sarah Cope. d. lng. West Va.: v. Mary. in. George in Westmoreland county, Penu.. May b. in cauntriaerry. Ireland, Sept. 23. about 1860,all buried at West Middle­ Buahileld; settled in Illinois: vi. Mar­ 26. 1804: d. at Cadiz. April 4. 1886; in. 1823: d. April 21. 1886 (had issue: 1. town (had lune by ilrat wile: 1. John. garet. d. 1873; in. Joseph Lane: vii. March 16. 1835. Letitia McFadden, b. Joseph; ii. David, settled at Dennison. b. 1798; d. Feb. 14, 1875; in. [let] about Barbara. b. 1817; d. Dec. 13. 1876; in. 1812: d. April I3. 1883; daughter of Ohio; iii. John; iv. Clara; v. William; 1819.‘Mary Neaiy, m. [Zd] Ann smith: Jeremiah Drigga. b. 1804: d. May 25.. Samuel and Lydia Staitord McFadden, vi. Benjamin. settled at Poughkeepsie, ii. Elizabeth. in. John Dinamore. and 1867: both buried at Hill’: Church, of Cadiz (had issue: i. Cyrus~James; a N. Y.; vii. James; viii. Annie); 4. settled in Jeireraon county, Ohio. near Perry county. Ohio; viiL Nancy, b. Presbyterian minister: settled in Maria. ni. Kennedy. of Tuscan­ Steubenville). 1806: m. about 1831,Robert Scott: aet­ Ubrichsville. Ohio: ll. Samuel-McFnd­ waa-county, Ohio; 5. Robert. settled in John Jamison had issue by second tled in Iowa: ix. Eliza. d. Nov. 5. 1886: den; settled at Newark. Ohio. where he Kansas; 6. John, settled in Uhrichs­ wife: in. Ephraim Knoowy; settled in Perry became a judge: iii. Mary. b. 1840; cl. ville. Ohio; 7. Rachel. settled in Tus­ ti. Mary, b. 1773; d. 1850: in. about county, Ohio; x. Martha. in. De­ 1858: iv. Lydia, d. Feb. 28. 1886: m. carawas county; 8. Benjamin, served 1793. Robert Law. b. 1771; d. 1860: set­ Long: xi. Joleph. in. Alexander: William H. Arnold, at Cadiz; v. Char­ in the Civil War; killed at the battle tled at New Lexington. Perry county. settled at Olathe. Kara: xii. Samuel. lotte, m. Alexand J. Hammond. of of Pctereburg, August. 1864. Ohio. about 1835.where they are buried m. Wylie: settled in Perry coun-­ Cadiz; vi. William-Henry; settled at (had issue: 1.Thomas, b. 1794; d. I878; ty. Ohio: xiii. William. in. Hol­ Chilllcothe, Ohio: vii. George-Fred­ -.JOH.1§,i.JAMi$H., h. in Ematris in. Mary Buchanan. and removed to lenbach: xiv. Jane, m. John Yost). erick: settled at Cbillicothe. Ohio); 4. —!ai7sl:‘.1iearCoote Hill. county Cavan. lowa; ii. Sarah. b. 1795: in. about 1812. 6. Nancy. d. 1862; in. about 1798.‘ Isaac; 5. John-Sloan; 6. James: 7. Ireland, 1743; d. near West Middletown, Aaron Johnson; settled in Perry coun­ Robert McBroom, d. 1856; both buried Nancy-Sloan. Vii. Thomas. V111. Washington county, Penn., Jan. 28. ty. Ohio: iii. John. ni. Mary Perry. set­ at Lower Bulralo. Brooke county. West. Samuel. IX. Ralph. 1811;in. (1st) about 1765. i—-; tled in Perry county.'Ohio: iv. Jane. Va. (had issue: i. John. b. March. 1799: JOHN HURFORD, b. in Culpepper d. before 1772; In. (2d) about 1772. b. 1797; d. March 16. 1882: m. Robert d. Feb. 25. 1895: in. [let] about 1827» county. Virginia, son of Samuel Hur­ Sarah McFadden Gilmore, d. Dec. 29. Welch. b. Feb. 26. 1787: d. Aug. 21. Elizabeth Grlfla. (1. Sept. 21. 1858: m.. lord. whose father, John Hui-lord. was 1835 (widow ol Nathaniel Gilmore), of 1866;settled at Bloomfield. Muslringum [2d] 1860, Margaret Moore. b. 1808: d. an English Quaker; m. in Virginia. Coote Hill. county Cavan. Ireland; county. Ohio: v. Robert. d. about 1825: August. 1866; all three buried at i1ii!"a'» Sarah Hayes. a native of that State; emigrated to America with his family vi. William, d. 1883: In. Sarah Dodan: Church, Perry county, Ohio; ii. Mary.. removed to Harrison county while it and his wife's two children by her ilrst settled at Xenia. Ohio: vii. Mary. in. in. John Dickey: iii. William, d. in was still a part of Jeiferson; had issue: marriage (see Family of Nathaniel Gil­ about May, 1829, James McFadden. b. Ohio; iv. Andrew, d. in Brooke county; 1. Evan, h. in Virginia; m. in Jeircrson more, p. 504)about 1773 (2). ilrst locat­ 1804; settled near Cadiz. Ohio; viii. West Va.. about 1850: v. Thomas. in. county. Sarah Hall. a native of North ing in Shearman'a Valley, near New­ James. b. 1809; d. May. 1384: in. [let] [let] Margaret Anderson; m. l'2d] Carolina, who was a member of the port. Perry county, Penn.; removed to Rebecca Patterson: m. Griifaz vi. Samnel,m. about 1834, Friends’ Church; settled about live and Washington county and located in Skinner: settled at Monmouth. lli.; ix. Henry; vii. Sarah. m. about 1835.. one-hall miles southeast of Cadiz, Chartiers Creek about 1782.afterwards Samuel, m. Hannah Brown; settled in Christopher Hootman. d. in Brooke where they died. both in their ninety­ settling near Buffalo Creek in Inde­ Iowa: x. Andrew, b. June 16, 1816; in. county. West Va.: viii. Jane, d. about ilrst years (had issue: i." Aquila; ii. pendence townebip. three miles south­ [let] Hull; m.[2d] Smith. 1838; ix. Nancy. d. 1863; x. Robert. In. Joseph, b. in Cadiz township. 1809; m. west of Wat Mlddletown: with his d. 1895; settled in Perry county. Ohio). about 1846, Rebecca H y; xi. Rebecca Ann Welsh. of Washington second wife: buried in Mt. Hope grave­ 4. John. b. 1774: d. Oct. 16, 1848: set­ David). county. Penn.; d. in New Brighton. yard. near West Middletown; had issue tled near Cadiz. Ohio. about 1801: a 7. William. b. 1782‘. d, ‘;nm.. May 26. 1885; settled in Pittsburgh; had issue. by iiret wife: soldier ol the War of 1812: in. about 1880: buried in Mt. Hope graveyard. one daughter and one son, both of 1. Andrew. b. 1766: d. at Cadiz, Ohio. 1800, Ann Craig, b. 1780: d. Aug. 30. 8. Elizabeth. b. 1786: d. Dec. 24. 1857: whom died in infancy; iii. Mary-Ann; March 30. 1859; m. about 1792. Nancy 1847. both buried at Cadiz (had issue: m. 1803. Samuel McFadden, b. 1778; d. iv. Christian: v. Sarah; vi. John; vii. McKee. b. 1776: d. at Cadiz, Ohio. April L Walter. b. Feb. 24. 1801: d. at Cadlt. July 2, 1837; settled near Cadiz. Ohio. 18. 1855; removed from Washington Ohio. 1883: m. [1st] 1828.Martha Beat­ where both are buried (had issue: 1. Hannah; vili. Rachel); 2. John; 3. James. b. 1804; d. June. 1874: m. May. Samuel; 4. Rachel: 5. Sarah; 6. Mary: county, Penn.. to Harrison county, tie. daughter ol James and Jane Rey­ 7. Ann. Ohio, about 1830 (had issue: i. John. d. uolds Benttie. of Short Creek township, 1829. Mary Law; ii. Sarah. b. 1807: d. in Huron county, Ohio; m. Sarah Mul­ h. 1807-8; (1.Jan. 21. 1835; m. [2d'| 1837. Oct. 14, 1841: in. Samuel Carnahan; iii. SOLOMON INSLEY. b. in Maryland holm; ii. Barkley. b. 1795; d. Oct. 23, Mary Snyder. daughter of Martin Eliza. m. John Dickerson: iv. John. (1. about 1770; d. in Guernsey county, 1869; m. Margaret Patterson. d. 1875; Snyder). July 4. 1881: m. about 1836. Margaret Ohio; in. Britannia Dean. b. in Mary­ iii. Elizabeth, d. about 1861; m. John 6. Marizaret. b. 1775: d. July 17. 1873: McFadden; v. Samuel. d. March. 1863: land; had issue: Forbes and removed to Illinois; iv. in. about 1792. Thomas McKeaver. b. in. about 1834. Margaret Rankin: vi. I. Jemima. Isabel. m. Levi Hamilton. h. 1806: d. 1768: d. June 27. 1861: removed from Jane. in. Adam Dickerson: vii. Alex­ 11. Sarah. April 6, 1881; v. Mary. d. about 1860; m. Washington county. Penn., to Perry ander, d. in California; in. about 1842. ill. Rebeoca. James Hutchison. and removed to county, Ohio, 1834; both buried at Mary McFadden; viii. Margaret. m. lV. Eunice. liiinois; vi. Samuel, d. about 1825; llifl"s M. E. Church. Perry county, Dunlap). V. Hudson. vii. Isaac. b. 1808: d. Jan. 7, 1840: Ohio (had issue: 1. Thomas. d. young: 9. Robert. b. 1788: d. Aug. 3. 1832: m. V1. Micajah, b. in Maryland. 1791: viii. Alexander. d. in Belmont county, ii. Sarah. b. 1798: in. about 1816, John (1st) 1812.«Mac Hill. a 1787: d. March 37 GENEALOGIES 6! 33 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY tr: had issue. eleven children. oi 1814: d. 1876: 8. Nancy: 4. Alexander, b. Rachel. m. Albert Anderson; 11. Su­ 28. 1829; in. (2d) Dec. 3. 1880. Margaret sannah: 12. Frances-Jane: 13. Enoch­ whom: 1. William-3., settled at Con­ Anderson. b. 1738; d. May 25. 1871; all Aug. 18, 1818: settled in Rumley town­ notton. Ohio: 2. Mary. 11:.Joseph Mc­ buried at in. Hope graveyard, Wash­ ship about 1883: m. Dec. 7. 1852. Mar­ W.. served in the Civil War: killed Kelveeu. and settled in Solo. Harrison ington county (had inue: i. John. b. garet Galbraith. daughter of Samuel August. 1862. in the battle of Perry­ county; 3. Joseph-E.. b. Aug. 11. I832: Galbraith. who with his wits, was a ville. April 3, 1818: (1.Sept. 2.3. 1872; In. Feb. WILLIAM JOHNSON. a native of served in the Civil War: in. Jan. 2!. 8. 1840.Sarah Ralston; b. May 23. 1812: native 0! Ireland. and who removed 1865,Hannah S. Smith. b. near Lawye­ d. May 25, 1881; settled at Bloomfield. trom Pennsylvania to Harrison county Ireland. 41.June 4. 1829: removed from ville. daughter or William P. and‘Ms.r­ (had issue: i. John; ii. Samuel: iii. Washington county. Penn.. to Short Muskingum county. Ohio; ii. Thomas. Creek township. Harrison county. Ohio. gsret smith. early settlers in Harrison b. Aug. 31. 1815: in. April 18. 1848. Alexander, settled in Columbus. Ohio: county: 4. Margaret. m. Jacob Norriclr; iv. Ellen-Jane; v. Isabella-Ann, m. about 1814,where his son. John. had Nancy Moore. b. Feb. 9. 1319; iii. Sarah. settled in 1802: In. in Westmoreland settled in Nodaway county. Mo.: 5. b. May 13. 1819; d. Sept. 16, 1893: iv. Michael Finicsi); 5. Mary. m. Joseph Rebecca. m. Simeon Smith. and settled Hamilton. county. Penn- Elizabeth Lsughlln. d. Samuel, b. Dec. 11. 1882: m. [lat] Au­ Jan. 10. 1816: had issue: at Tappan. Ohio: 6. Elizabeth. 11:.Dan­ gust. 1846. Susannah I-lerron. d. Sep­ HENRY JOHNSON, h. -——zd. 1850: I. John. settled in Harrison county. iel Smith. and settled at Laceyeville: tember, 1860; in. [Ed] March 5. 1863, removed from Allegheny county, Penn., in 1802. 11.William. iii. Richard. IV. 7. Cecilia. In. Jonathan Manbeck. and Mrs. Nancy [iawrencel Patterson: v. to Harrison county, Ohio, betore 1812, Alexander. V. Robert. Vi. James. 11. settled at Des Moines. Iowa; 8. Samuel­ William. b. Oct. 22. 1824; d. Jan. 26, and settled in Mooreileld township; in. R., served in the Civil War. 1893: in. [lstl Oct. 8. 1851, Mary in Washington county. Penn.. April 12. Catherine . b. -——=: . ; 1793; d. Nov. 9, 1863: m. March 19, JOHN KAIL. b. in Pennsylvania Stewart; in. [ad] Margaret Anderson. had issue: 1. Henry-M., m. 1824, Mar­ 1818. Mary Simpson. b. May 28. 1194: about 1775.son of John Kali; d. March­ b. 1798: d. 1871; settled at Keolmk. garet Gibson (2); 2. William-C.; a d. Jan. 25. 1881; daushter of James .May. 1821: settled in German township. Iowa; vi. Robert. b. June 14, 1832: in. physician; in. 1838, Jane McFadden. Simpson: had issue: 1. Margaret. b. Harrison county. Ohio. 1800; ni. Cath­ March. 1868,Elisabeth Hutchinson). daughter or Samuel and Lydia Stallord Oct. 6. 1819: In. Sept. 18. 1845. Samuel erine Rouch. b. in Pennsylvania about 10. Sarah, b. 1789: d. June 25. 1880: McFadden: 3. Wesley: 4. Asbury-F., 11:. Mucbmore. d. Aug. 21, 1889 (had issue: 1775-85: d. 1870; had issue: m. 1818. Robert Graham, is. 1773: d. Rebecca Sloan. daughter of Matthew i. Albert. b. Nov. 6. 1847: d. Dec. 25. 1. Henry. 1!. Frederick. III. John. December. 1863: both buried in South M. and Elisabeth Grimes Sloan; re­ 1878; ii. Martha, b. July 29. 1850: in. W. Mary. V. Margaret. V1. Nancy. Buliaio graveyard (had issue: i. John. moved to Laramie Wyoming: 5. Be­ Dec. 3. 1868. John Tallmanz iii. Wil­ Vii. Anna. VIII. Elizabeth. IX. Goofn. b. MAY.1814; ii. Robert. b. July, 1815: linda, in. 1829. Dr. John Mcflean. of liam. b. June 29. 1853; m. March 11. X. Jacob, b. in Pennsylvania. 1798: d. (L May I8. 1878: iii. Mary. d. November, Cadiz. b. 1797: d. Jan. 7. 1875; 8. 1886. Anna Tidhall): 2. Elizabeth-1.. in German township. Harrison county. 1887: In. about 1850. Robert Noble; iv. Julianna (1), in. James Tallman; 7. b. Feb. 12. 1821: 3. Mary-Simpson. 1). Ohio. 1874: served in the War ot 1812: William. in. April. 1846. Susannah Harriet. m. 1836,George W.McPherson, July 6. 1823: m. June 28. 1854. John in. Mary Whitmore. b. 1798: d. 1852: Jamison; settled at Indianola. Iowa; v. b. 1811; d. Jan. 10. 1880; 8. Catherine. Dickerson. d. April 12. 1865 (had issue: had issue: 1. Elizabeth. m. J . m. Buchanan: settled m.—— Price. i. .lames—i-1..b. May 3. 1855: in. Oct. 1. Bosley: 2. George: 3. Lucinda. settled near West Alexander, Penn.: vL Mar­ in the West: 4. Samuel; 6. John-R... b. garet. in. about 1860. Chambers; WILLIAM JOHNSON. b. in Pennsyl­ 1879, Eva Parkinson; ii. Anna-M.. b. vania. May 26. 1776; removed. 1804. to Nov. 16. 1856: in. Feb. 1. 1882. Wlllllfll Jan. 13. 1826:'d. September. 1890; m. vii . . yo ' viii. Samuel. d. H. Hunter: ill. Ruth. b. Dec. 11. 1857: Nov. 1. 1853, Elisabeth Tedrow. 01 I18). Short Creek township. Harrison coun­ ty. Ohio, where he d. Jan. 7, 1865; m. d. April 19. 1887: iv. Lewis. b. Jan. 18, Rumley township. Harrison county. PHILIP JARVIS. of descent, Agnes Piclrens. h. in Pennsylvania.May 1859; d. Feb. 4. 1864: v. Flora-Bell. b. daughter or George and Ellnbeth b. In Baltimore county, 11 .. 1785: d. in 15. 1781; d. Feb. 24. 1864; had issue: 1. Oct. 15. 1865: in. Jan. 1. 1890. lease 3. Hardsock Tedrow: 6. Lavina. settled in Harrison county, Ohio, 18 G: settled in Susanna. :11. Fisher; 2. Mary-1...; Scott): 4. Sarah. b. Dec. 30. 1825: d. Kansas: 7. Hance-W.. b. March 11. Belmont county, Ohio. 9. ut 1811: m.in 3. Margaret: 4. John: 5. Martha; ti. April 8. 1881: in. Oct. 8. 1846. William 1829; settled in Rumley township.1ll57: ‘ sry Barnett. Josiah; 7. Basil: 8. Temperance. m. Boals (had issue: i. James, b. April 21, m. August. 1854. Elizabeth Bricker. b. ————=Neal;9. William; 10. Elizabeth. 1848: m. Aug. 11. 1876. Mary Walker): May 2. 1838: d. Oct. 1, 1889. daughter of ed in Moorefield in. Arnold: 11. Agnes, tn. 5. Catherine. b. Oct. 15. 1830; 6. Wil­ Henry and Mary Ann Smith Bricker; 8. county. 1845; m. Wilson: 12. Rebecca: 13. Abram; 14. llum-11.. b. May 4. 1333; 11:.Oct. 11. 1371. Enoch_settled at Conrad Grove.Grundy M. O'Brien. 1). 1814; Albert, b. Nov. 30. 1823; d. Dec. 10. Mary Ann Parkinson. daughter of county, Iowa. daug Ezekiel O’Brien (had is­ 1886; m. 1861.Rachel Conawsy, daugh­ Thomas Parkinson. of Green township. JAMES KANE. b. in Ireland; d. in sue: i. Frank: ii. Mary, in. Samuel Mc­ ter of Charles and Frances Arnold Harrison county. VII. Samuel. Viii. Ann. ix. Catherine. X. Mary. Xi. zanesville. Ohio. about 1818; m. in Connell; ili. Jane, in. Albert Quigiey; Conaway. Cadiz township. Anne Porter. whose iv. Eliza-A.. m. John Perry). Charles Cunawsy, father oi’ Rachel Elizabeth. SAMUEL R. JOHNSTON. of Scotch­ parents were natives of Pennsylvania: ALEXANDER JOHNSON. b.in coun­ Conaway Johnson. removed from had issue: 1. William. b. 1813: d. 1895: Maryland and located In Archer town­ Irlsh descent. b. in “sltimore. Md- D'c. ty Tyrone. Ireland. 1772: emigrated to 3. 1798:'r'emoved with his mother to In. 1839. Mary Minerva Gray. b. 1823: America and settled at Wilmington. ship, Harrison county. about 1805; re­ d. 1882; daughter of Jeremiah and Mar­ moved with his wife to Richland coun­ Charleston. 3. 0.. about 1800.where he Del.. in 1783. thence removed to Butler remained until 1824. and then located garetta Taylor Gray (the former lrom county. Peun.. and in 1814settled near ty. Ohio, 1861. where he d. 1870: rn. in Monroe township. Harrison county, Long Island. the letter from Wales); Jetleraon. German township. Harrison Dec. 17. 1819. Frances Arnold. d. 1872. (had issue: i. Rsbecca. m. 1879.acorn daughter of Benjamin and Comfort Ohio: :1. Nov. 10. 1883: in. July 20. 1826. county. where he d. 1869: m. in Rebecca Bernhlll. b. 1807. in Hilrflfloli Marple: ii. William-Henry-Harrison. Pittsburg. Mrs. Eleanor Brown Work Arnold. residents at Maryland; had is­ 111.MaryKennedy: iii. James-Jeremiah. sue: 1. Benjamin: 3. John: 3. Sophia: _ county; d. Aug. 23. 1873: daughter of (widow of William Work). b. 1787. in William and Mary Barn!-ll‘. natives of in. Ida McMillan: iv. Margaretta: v. Baltimore. Md.; d. 1862; had issue: 1. 4. Ann: 6. William: 6. Elizabeth: 7. Elizabeth-Phillips. in. 1888. Frederick Andrew, d. in Spartn..lll.: 2. John. b. Michael; 8. Mary; 9. Charles; 10. Ireland. who settled in Harrison coun­

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Carmen; vi. Mary-Maritia. in. William Margaret woman: had issue by drst rison county. daughter of William settled in Arcola, lll.; xi. Margaret-B.: Mcersw: vii. Jessie-Lee); 2. Hugh: 3. wile: 1. Absalom. settled in Notting­ “N NGDCYMcLaughlin Calderhead xii. Bert-Q.). Margaret. m. Josiah Creitz 4. Martha­ ham township; m. Jane_A. Lee. b. July 11. Samuel-C.. a Presbyterian minister. DANIEL KILGORE. see Family 01 Anne. b. 1817; d. 1897. 17. 1837.daughter or Jesse and Harriet h. in Short Creek township, Sept. 9, John Pritchard. Mason Lee. natives at Virginia: 2. 1838; settled in Franklin county. Kan.. MA'1'I'HEW KENNEDY. b. in sect­ John-H.; 3. Joseph-W.; 4. Stewart: 5. 1889; in. March 11. 1871. Elizabeth N. LEONARD KIMMEL. b. in Germany. land. 1765-67; William; 6. Tabitha; had inns by Rowley. daughter of Luther Rowiey, 1741; d. in Rumley township. Harrison second wife: 7. 8arahsl.. m. or Bowerston. Harrison county; 12. county. Ohio. 1825:emigrated to Amer­ 1). C... belore 1808. where be m. Chris­ ‘Poole: had issue by third wire: 8. Mlfsaret-A., in. Calderhead ica. 1768. and later settled at The tina Hines. d. 1836; removed to Harri­ Mm-y.m. —--— Grimes. and settled in Hanna. Glades. Somerset county. 1-'enn..thence Cadia. II. Abner. III. John. N. iii. John. IV. William. V. Mary. removed to the Cheat River. West Vir­ son eounty about 1811: hvavdissue: 1. Jacob. '7. Jane. VI. Mary. Vi. Jane. VII. Elisabeth. ginia about 1800,and settled in Rumley AARON KERR. see Family of Wil­ JOHN KERR. d. in Wigtonshire. l-OVVIISIHDAshort time afterward: in. lislu Scott. Scotland, at the age of ninety-tour; m. Susan Zimmerman. of The Glades. Grace Mccraclren, who d. aged ninety. Penn.. b. 1748: d. 1828; had issue: JA.MEKEllR,see!*‘amilyolEoger six; had issue: 1. James. a Presby­ I. John. emigrated from Somerset Clark. terian mlniter. b. at Klrkcoim. Scot­ county. Penn.. and settled in Rumley JAMES KERR. b. 1761: d. June 2. land, 1805: d. April 9. 1855: emigrated township. Harrison county. Ohio be­ 1835:emigrated from Adams and West­ to America and iirst settled at Win­ fore 1814: m. Eve Turney. or Stone Samuel-Gilmore. b. 1827: m. Mary Inorelaad ‘ Penn. settling in chester. Virginia. removing to Cadiz. Creek. Penn.; had issue: 1. Susan. iey; iL Elisabeth. h. 18$; d. 1861: In. Short Creek township.Harrison county. Ohio, in 1839: m. 1837, at Pittalmrg. 1.11. Wallace: 2. Mary: 3. Sophia; lmvi Morris: ill. Sarah-Jane. b. 1832: 4. David. D. 1815: d. 1882: in. 1839. In. Hugh Patterson Dunlap: iv. Chris­ Ohio. in 1806: In.Agnes (Nancy) Margaret Mcwhirter. b. in Scotland. b. 1751; d. June 18. 1838: had issue: 1816; d. Nov. 1. 1880; daughter oi’David Eunice Belle Moore. b. March 17. tina. b. 1884; d. 1883: m. Levi Morris eight children. ng whom: and Mary Fleming Mcwhlrter. at 1818: d. Nov. 5. 1874: daughter oi (his second wife); v. Martha-A.. b. I. Jana. b. 1787.in Adams county. Whithorn. Scotland (had issue: i. Thomas and -— Bonncll Moore. of 1836: m. John Heller; vi. M.atthew—L., Penn.: d. 1846.in Belletontune. Ohio: Mary; ii. Joseph: iii. David; iv. Wil­ Pennsylvania, (had issue: 1. Maria. b. b. 1839: III. (1st) Haley: In. (ad) 1840; d. 1873: 111.Frank Jamison: ii. Mrs. Kramer: vii. Mary-F.. b. us. (let) 1207. Catherine Duff: 1!. Sep­ Ham; v. John. m. Ora Price; vi. James­ tember 21. 1827: In. (3d) 1829, Martha W., b. 1850: In. 1881. Martha Lewis: John. b. 1842: d. 1863: iii. Daniel­ 1844: d. 1863); 6. Return-Matthew, b. Morrison. oi Belmont county. Ohio: vii. Eliza. m. Rev. Cyrus J. Hunter: Moore. b. 1843; d. 1865: iv. Royal. b. lard 15, 1803: d. June 16. 1888: in. had issue by llr-st wife: 1. John-0.. b. viii. Agnes, m. J. W. Slemmons); 2. 1845: rl. 1875; v. Thomas-Moorc.b.1B48; Feb. 19. 1824. Jane Moore. h. Sept. 20. April 16. 1811. in Short Creek town­ Grace; 3. Agnes: 4. Mary: 5. John; 6. m. 1872.Sarah Gotshall; vi. Steven. h. ship; settled in Belmont county; iirom Stair. ' 1350; d. 1350; vii. Eunice-Mehitnbel, b. Margret whence he served as a member oi the 1851; d. 1852: viii. David-Patton. b. (had lane: 1.Mary-A.; ii. Howard: iii. iaxlslaturo in 1846; in. (1st) March 23. CONRAD KEESEY. b. in Pennsyl­ 1854; m. 1881. Sarah Schultz); 5. Robert; iv. Jackson. h. June 18. 1838; 1836.Mary Header-son: d. 1847: m. (zd) vania, 1790; d. in Harrison county, Adam; G.Clnytus; 7. Katherine. IL (1st) April 3. 1861.Ella: Carrotherj. Ohio. 1874, where he had settled 1816; ll. Adam. March 2. 1835: d. Sept. 4. 1876; Jan. 14. 1854. Sarah Nowell: d. 1862: III. (341) Nov. 3. 1863. Grlselle TBSFPL m. (1st) in Pennsylvania. ——Burkett; lli. Henry, b. in Pennsylvania. 1789: daughter-orGeorge(kn-others; m. [:4] damghter at Rev. William Tagger; at In. (2:1) in White Cloud, Iowa, Ellen settled in itumiey township: m. 1814. June :1. 1877. Mrs. Lucy Kennedy Cadiz. Harrison county (had issue by Brooks; had issue. among others: 1. Christina Gldln,-'_(-.r.b. at The Glades. Heilling, widow of Walker Healing, nu-atwire: I. Martha-A.; ii. Amanda-K.: , m. Erasmus Barrett. of Cadiz Somerset county. Penn.. 1794: daufihter and daughter of Carroll and Mary iii. Jama—H.-E; had issue by second township: 2. James. b. 1821, in Har­ 01' Martin and Elizabeth B. Gidinger. Latbam Kennedy; v. Maris: vi. Sala­ wire: iv. George: v. John: vi. Giiiaud: rison county: d. Jun. 6. 1884: settled natives of Germany. who settled in thiel): 7. David-W-. in. (1:1) vii. Bentley: viii. Thomas-Corwin: ix. about live miles northwest of Cadiz. Harrison county. in 1808: had issue: 1. Buckington: m. (M) —— Gibson; 8. Vance-0.): 2. James: 3. William; 4. Ohio: nl. May 30. 1846, Margaret Lay­ Susan; 2. Jonathan. b. July 15. 1815. in Ahi

Carmen; vl. Mary-Msritia. ui. William Margaret Worman; had issue by um rison county, daughter of William settled in Ax-coin,lll.; xi. Ma.rgaret~B.; McGrew: vii. Jessie-Lee); 2. Hugh; 3. wife: 1. Absalom. settled in Notting­ and Nancy lllcbaughlln Calderlnend xii. Bert-Q.). Margaret. 11:.Josiah Craig; 4. Martha­ ham township: in. Jane A. Lee. b. July 11. Samuel-C.. a Presbyterian minister. DANIEL KILGORE. see Family of Anno. b. 1811: d. 1897. 17, 1837,daughter of Jesse and Harriet b. in Short Creek township. Sept. 9, John Pritchsrd. ­ MAITHEW KENNEDY. la. in Scot­ Mason Lee. natives of Virginia: 2. 1838; settled in Franklin county, Kan.. 'land. 176E457; d. 1847; emigrated to John-8.: 8. Joseph-W.; 4. Stewart; 5. 1889; in. March 11. 1871. Elizabeth N. LEONARD KIMMEL. b. in Germany, America. and settled in Georgetown, William: 6. Tabitha; had issue by Rowley. daughter of Luther Rowley. 1711: d. in Rurrriertownship. Harrison D. C...before 1308. where he in. Chris­ second wife: 7. Sarah-1.. in. of Bowerstan. Harrison county; 12. county. Ohio, 1825; emigrated to Amer­ tina Hines. d. 1886; removed to Harri. Tools; had issue by third wile: 8. Margaret-A.. m. Cnlderhead ica. 1758. and later settled at The son wunty about 1811: had issue: 1. Mary. in. Grimm. and settled in Hanna. Glades, Somerset county. Penn.. thence William-0.. in. sun Wyckoil; 2. Cadiz. 11. Abner. 111. John. 117. III. John. IV. William. V. Mary. removed to the Chest River. West Vir­ Citisen-J.. m. Maris Moore: 8. John-1... Jacob. V. Jane. VI. Mary. V1. Jane. Vii. Elizabeth. ginia about 1800,and settled in Rumley m. Madlda Our-ant: 4. Mary-A.. d. AARON KERR. see Family of Wil­ JOHN KERR, d. in Wigtonshlre. township it short time afterward: in. young: 5. Napoleon-Bonaparte. b. liam Scott. Scotland, at the age of ninety-four; rn. Susan Zimmerman. of The Glades. November. 1801; d. 1889: In. 1826, at JAMES KERR. see Family of Roger Grace Mccracken. who d. aged ninety­ Penn.. 1). 1748: d. 1828; had issue: Cadiz. Mary Gilmore. b. 1805: d. 1873: Clark. six; had issue: 1. James. a Presby­ 1. John. emigrated from Somerset daughter of Samuel and Elisabeth terian minister. b. at Klrkcolm. Scot­ county. Penn.. and settled in i-‘tumley Buchanan Gilmore (had issue: i. JAMES KERR. 1). 1161: d. June 2. land. 1805; d. April 9, 1855: emigrated township. Harrison county, Ohio be­ Samuel-Gilmore. h. 1827: in. Mary Ens­ 1885:emigrated from Adams and West­ to America and ilrst settled at Win­ fore 1814: m. Eve Turney. of Stone ley; ii. Elisabeth. h. 1829; d. 1851; m. moreland counties. Penn., settling in chester. Virginia. removing to Cadiz. Creek, Penn.: had issue: 1. Susan. Levi Morris: iii. Sarah-Jane. b. 1888: Short Creek township, Harrison county. Ohio, in 1839; m. 1837. at Pltisburg, 171. Wallace; 2. Mary: 8. Sophia; m. Hugh Patterson Dunlap: iv. Chris­ Ohio. in 1805: m.Asnes (Nancy) . Margaret McWhirtcr. 1:. in Scotland. 4. David. 12. 1816; d. 1882; m. 1839. tina. b. 1834: d. 1883: In. Levi Morris b. 1751: d. June 18. 1886; had issue, 1816; d. Nov. 1. 1890; daughter of David Eunice Belle Moore. b. March 17. (his second wife): v. Martha-A.. b. eight children, among whom: and Mary Fleming Mcwhirter. of 1818: d. Nov. 5. 1874: daughter of 1836; m. John Heller; vi. Matthew-I1. 1. James. b. 1787. in Adams county. Wlulthorn, Scotland (had issue: 1. Thomas and -— Bonncll Moore. of h. 1839; in. (1st) Haley; m. (zd) Penn.; (1. 1846. in Bellefontainc. Ohio: Mary: ii. Joseph; iii. David: iv. Wil­ Pennsylvania (had issue: 1. Maria, 1). Mrs. Kramer; vii. ldary-li'., b. tn. (1st) 1207. Catherine Duit; d. Sep­ liam; v. John, m. Ora Price; vi. James­ 1810: d. 187:1: m. I-‘rank Jamison; ll. 1844; d. 1883): 6. Return-Matthew, b. tember 21. 1827: m. (Id) 1829. Martha W.. b. 1850; m. 1881. Marthn Lewis; John, b. 1842: <1. 1863: iii. Daniel­ March 15. 1803: d. June 16. 1888; in. Morrison, of Belmont county, Ohio; vil. Eliza, m. Rev. Cyrus J. Hunter; Moore. is. 1843: d. 1865: iv. Roy.-il. b. Feb. 19. 1824, Jane Moore, b. Sept. 20. had issue by first wife: 1. John-C., b. viii. Agnes, m. J. W. Slexumons): 2. 1845: d. 1875; V. Thomas-Mnore.l).1848; 1192: a. Sept. :5. 1866: daughter of April 15. 1811. in Short Creek town­ Grace; 3. Agnes; 4. Mary; 5. John; 6. m. 1872. Sarah Gotshnll: vi. Steven. b. Robert and Margaret Armstrong Moore ship; settled in Belmont county; from Stair. 1850: d. 1850: vii. Eunice-Mehitabel. b. (had Issue: L Mary-A.; ii. Howard: ill. whence he served as a member of the 1851: d. 1852; viii. David-Patton. b. Robert: iv. Jackson. 11.June 18, 1828; Legislature in 1846; in. (Lot) March 23. CONRAD KEESEY. b. in Pennsyl­ 1854; m. 1881. Sarah Schultz); 5. in. (let) April 3. 1851.Elisa Carrotherf. 1836.Mary Henderson: d. 1847: In. (3d) vania. 1790; d. in Harrison county. Adam; 6. Clnytus; 7. Katherine. h. March 2. 1835: d. Sept. 4. 1876; Jan. 14. 1854. Sarah Nowell: d. 1862; Ohio. 1874. where he had settled 1816: 11. Adam. . » daughtu of Georgecarmthers; m. [zdl m. (36) Nov. 3, 1883.Griseile Tsggart. m. (let) in Pennsylvania. Burkett; lll. Henry, 1).in Pennsylvania. 1739: June 21. 1877. Mrs. Lacy Kennedy daughter of Rev. William Taggart, of In. (M) in White Cloud. lows. Ellen settled in Rumloy township: in. 1814. Healing, widow of Walker Fleming, Cadiz. Harrison county (had issue by Brooks; had issue, among others: 1. Christina (‘yidim-er, ll. at The Glades. and daughter of Carroll and Mary drst wife: i. Martha-A.‘ ii Amanda-K.: , m. Erasmus Barrett. of Cadiz Somerset county, l’enn.. 1701: zlnwzhter Latham Kennedy; v. Marla: vi. Sala­ township: 2. James. b. 1821. in Har­ of Martin and Elizabeth B. (iidinger. thlcll: 7, David-W., In. (1-:t) wife: iv. George: v. Jo n. vi. Gillsnd: rison county; (1. Jan. 6. 1884: settled untlvns of Germany. who S.'.‘l.V.l(‘.llin Buckington: m. (2d) —— Gibson; 8. vll. Bentley; viii. Thomas-Corwin: ix. about five miles northwest of Cadiz. Hart-iron county. in 1808: had issue: 1. Ahio-11.. m. Elisabeth Harvey: 9. Vance-(3.): 8. James; 3. William: 4. Ohio; in. May 30. 1846. Margaret Lay­ Susan: 2. Jonathan. h. July 15, 1815. in Thomas-1.; 10. Eliubeth. d. young; George; 5. Margret-Ann: 6. Joseph: 7. port, 1),Dec. 22, 1826. dzilluhter of John llumls-y township: in. January. 1836. 11. Philip-H.. m. Susan Jena; 1:. Thomas-L. L. and Verlinda. 1-leirrison 1.a1v'l|"|'i Mariah Catharine Nupp rizvlzhter of .lscob—J.,m. Matilda Smith; 13. Abra­ 11. Samuel. b. in York. now Adnms (had issue: I. Jam-.-Ann; ll. Conrad. John 1’.and Catharine Wolf Nupp. no­ ham-K.: 14. Christian-EL. In. Matilda county. Pcun.. Oct. 35. 1792: d. Feb. 27, settled in Uhrichsvllle.cm; “L Mary­ tives of Gettysburg. Adams county. Todd: 15. Daniel. m. Mary Jane John­ 1882. in Short Greek township. where Verlindn; iv. Amanda-V., m. (lst) A. Penn. (had issue: i. Stlrnh-.ls1no. m. son: 16 and 17. died in infancy. he had settled: served in the War of Johnson; m. (Zd) D. D. Bflwmafli V» Jacob Condo, of Germnuo. Ohio: li, 181.2: m. (lstl \em. 8. 1815. Anne John-L.. b. Oct. 23. 1852: settled four Elizalxeth. m. Jacob Stall, and settled ABSALOM KENT. h. in Virginia. Smyth, d. 1833: in. (2d) September. and one-half miles from Cadiz; m. in Jewett. Ohio; iii. Nimrod. served in 1777; son of Absalom Kent. a native of 185. A81": Hamilton. a native of Nov. 24. 1881. Mary Belle Haverileld. the Civil War; killed at the battle of that State: removed to Stock township, Ohio; d. Ilarch 28, 1885; had issue by daughter or Gillespie and Sarah J. Fisher's Hill: iv. Christina: v. Titus: Harrison county. Ohio, before 1810; d. drut wife. seven children: had issue Hines Haverfield: vi. Susan-1

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1835: m. 1828. Elizabeth Yingling; had rail. b. 1793: d. Oct. 28, 1832: in. (2d) 1888; settled in Mooreileld township: July, 1881; d. Dec. 22. 1832; 6. Robert­ issue: 1. Sarah. in. John Knoll, of in Moorncld. Tslitha Gstchel; d. about 111.March 7. 1854, Margaret J. Wallace. S.. b. Sept. 22. 1833: 7. Anderson­ North township; 2. Mary-Ann; 3. Re­ 1333: 111-(311) 1842, Rhoda Boone. of b. Dec. 23, 1834. daughter of Rev. Wil­ Psrker. b. Dec. 11. 1836: d, Jan. 21, becca: 4. Joseph, settled in North Kentucky (had issue by and wife: 1. liam and Mary Mcwlilisma Wallace; 1895: 8. Lewis. 1:. Oct. 2. 1837; d. Jan. township: 6. Lydia-Ann, m. Jacob Gillinshsm. d. aged twenty~two years; iv. 1-lugh: settled in lows: v. Mary-J.: 22. 1843: 9. Anna-Jeanette. b. April 6. Binker. and settled in North township; ll. Kersey-Wood. b. in Cadiz township, vi. Adeline. m. Kirk, and settled 1842: d. Jan. 4. 1866; m. Rev. W. B. 6. Henry: 7. William. b. Feb. 11, 1838: Nov. 2, 1828; settled at Cadiz. in 1847; at Flushing, Ohio: vii. Sarah. in. Watkins. settled near Scio; m. Feb. 16. 1860. in. (1st) May 6. 1847,Sarsh Jane Haver­ Hays; viii. Elizabeth. in. W. E. Wal­ EDWARD LAFFERTY originally Louisa Sneary. b. May, 1844. daughter neld; d. Fobruan. 1864; daughter of lace; ix. John. b. 1839: d. 1845: x. Lsfetra). removed from sshington of Jacob and Mary Turney Snenry; 8. Nathan Hsveriield; in. (2d) Nov. 9, Nancy: xi. Margaret. m. Hays); county. Penn. (probably Peters town­ John: 9. Barbara; 10. Mahala: 11. 1864, Emma Holmes. b. Jan. 20, 1839. 5. Mary. 1). March 4, 1804 (had issue: 1. ship). to Moorctleld township. Harri­ Delila. m. Samuel Webb, and settled in dnushter of George and Hannah Mans­ Mary, in. Douglas); 6. James. b. son county. Ohio, some years before Cleveland. Ohio; 12. Amos; 13. Joshua. ileld Holmes; iii. Sarah-Jsne, d. in in­ Jan. 10, 1807; 7. John. b. June 11. 1809. 1810, where he died: m. Elizabeth Vl. Nancy. m. Ha;-mon_ fancy: had issue by second wife: iv. WILLIAM KNOX. a Methodist Rnmnge. b. 1733; d. 1844; had issue. vn. Mary. . in. David Comly, and settled in among others: V111.Susanna, 11:.1819. Samuel Guth­ Adlllill V- : . : had issue minister. probably born in Ireland. rey. 1767. of Scottish descent. settled in 1. Samuel. b. April 14. 1782: d. Nov. by third wife: vii. Emily, m. Ell Davis, Maryland. about 1790; removed after 29, 1857: m. Jan. 1. 1807. Margaret Fig­ JOHN KINSEY. an English Quaker. and settled in Pittsburg: viiL Charles­ 1800to Harrison county. Ohio.,where ley. b. 1782: d. April 4, 1842; had issue: native of London. emigrated to Amer­ Wosley, in. Isabel McFadden, daughter he d. June 16. 1851: m. Esther . 1, Beliiah. b. 1807: d. Aug. 11. 1887; m. ica. arriving at New Castle. Delaware. of Henry S. and lsabel Poor McFad­ b. 1785: ii. March 2. 1863; had lane: 1. 1830, Joshua Dickerson; 2. Jacob. b. in the ship " Kent." June 16. 1677; one den: tettled in Oakland. Csl.); 9. Ann. Jeremiah; 2. William: 3. David: 4. Dec. 1. 1809; 3. Edward, b. March 14. of the Commissioners for the settle­ George Holmes. father of Mrs. Emma 1812; 4. Elizabeth. b. Aug. 7. 1814: 5. ment of New Jersey. under the pur­ Holmes Kinsey. was a son of Col. Sarah: 5. John. b. in Maryland; settled chase by Edward Byllinze: made selec. in Freeport: served in the War of 1812: Jane, 1). Doc. 4, 1817; d. Sept. 11. 1864; Joseph Holmes. a pioneer of Harrison d. May 16, 1863; in. about 1815. Mary in. 1839.William Dickerson; 6. Joseph. U0“ End bargain with Peter Cock, the county: m. (1st) Hannah Linn; m. (241) Davis, a native of Ireland: d. April 12. b. Oct. 28, 1819; 7. Margnret. 1). March Swedish deputy. for purchase of 300 'l‘a.cy Thompson; m. (3d) Jan. 7. 1834. 1887. daughter of Samuel Davis, who 15. 1822: d. May 22. 1847: m. Nicholas acre of land. situatedabove the mouth Hannah Mansfield,daughter of Thomas settled in Athens township (had issue: Fnmilion. of the Schuylkill. near the place which Mansfield. of Jcffennon county. Ohio: 1. William: ii. Samuel: iii. Margaret; 11.Edward. b. in Pennsylvania. 1789; slterwards became known as the site had issue by second wife: Joseph and iv. Ann; v. Matthew-M.; vl. John-D.: removed to Mooreiield township with . 0! Penn's Treaty and of the city of Resin. and two others; had issue by vii. Sarah-J.; viii. James: ix. George­ his parents. and afterward settled in Philadelphia. John Kinsey. Jr.. came third wife: William. d. aged six years; M.: x. E.-M., b. Aug. 16. 1840: settled Athens township. where he :1. Nov. 8. to Amerim. in 1678.and settled on the M317. (1. used “"99 Years: Emma, m. in Freeport; in. (1st) Nov. 20. 1362. 1836; :11.Margaret McFadden, h. 1789: tract of land purchased by his father. Kersey Wood Kinsey. Abbie H. Bendore: d. April 25, 1884; d. Sept. 14. 1864; sister of Joseph Mc­ where he reared a family: his son John. daughter of John and Nancy Bendore. Fadden: had issue: 1. Samuel: 2. John: was Chief Justice of Pennsylvania; JAMES KIRKPATRICK, D. in Cecil of Smyrna. Ohio: in. (2d) July 24. 1889, 3. Elizabeth. N 1847; “lo 'l'll°lN33 Edmund Kinsey, another of his sons. county, Maryland. June 14. 1770: re­ Mrs. Elizabeth Tipton Robinson; xi. Grimes: 4. Margaret. in. Luke Vorhees. removed In 1715to Buckingham town. moved in 1801 to Washington county, Theodore); 6. James; 7. Arthur, d. Aug. and settled at Loraine. Ohio: 6. George. ship. Bucks county. Penn.. where he Penu.. where he remained until 1821. 23. 1857 (had issue: 1. William; ii. d. 1860: 6. Joseph. settled in Belmont settled: was one of the founders of the and then settled in Athens township, Clara); 8. Nancy. county; 7. Edward. b. Nov. 25. 1826: Buckingham Monthly Meeting in’1720; Harrison county, Ohio; settled, 1823. d. April 2. 1886'. in. Sept. 7, 1865. Sarah to. Nov. 21. 1708. Sarah Osburn: his in Mooreileld township. Harrison coun­ WILLIAM LACEY. b. in Sussex A. Cooper. daughter or William C. children were Samuel. David. Mary, ty. where he d. May 26. 1840: m. in county. Dei.. 1764; d. May 17. 1828: 111. Cooper; 8. Hiram. b. April 15. 1831; d. Elizabeth. John. Joseph, Sarah. Ben. Maryland. Mary Cochran. a native of Elizabeth Stinson; removed to Ross Aug. 31. 1875: in. 1857.Jane Dickerson. iamin. Jonathan. Of thee-. Benjamin. Cecil county. b. Jan. 31. 1771; d. July county, Ohio, and thence to Harrison daughter of John Dickerson. of Athens 1).Oct. 22. 1727; m. (1st) 1749. Susanna 25. 1836; had lssue:_1. Huzh. b. Sept. county; had issue: 1. Robert, d. 1812; a. township; 9. Finley. settled in No­ Brown: m. (2d) 1776. Martha White; 21. 1795: 2. Robert. b. April 29, 1797; soldier of the War of 1812.11.Anderson, braska: 10. Mary-Jane. had issue. among others: 3. Elizabeth. b. July 26, 1799‘, 4. Wil­ removed West: had issue: 1.Joseph. 111. The Lsirertys may have removed to 1. George. m. Dec. 22. 1773. Marv Gil­ liam, b.-in Cecil county. Dec. 11. 1801; John-Stinson. b. 1793: d. Jan. 16. 1873: Washington county from Bedminster lingham; had lsrue: 1. Sarah; 2. Su­ d. in Moorefield township. May 1. 1888; m. Dec. 31. 1820. Anna Jeanette Hoyt, township, Somerset county. N. J.. rannn; 3. Edmund: 4. James; 5. Aaron: in. Dec. 25. 1823.Sarah Guthrie; d. Jan. b. in New York City. July 21. 1802: d. where a number of them lived during 6. John: 7. Georze: 8. Charles. b. in 14. 1885 (had issue: 1. James. b. Nov. Sept. 29. 1885; daughter of Jesse and the Revolution. Edmund Laietra. of Bucks county. Penn.. May 19, 1731:;re­ 21. 1824: m..(1st) Feb. 25. 1847. Ellen Anna Hoyt: settled at Cadiz. Ohio, Huguenot origin. settled in Monmouth moved with his parents to Mount S. Wallace. b. June 17. 1827: d. Nov. 8. about 1816: had issue: 1. Elizabeth. b. county. N. J., in 1667; d. 1687: m. Pleasant. Ohio. in 1798: located in the 1882: daurhter of Rev. William and Nov. 22, 1821: d. Feb. 16. 1823; 2. Wil­ Frances : had issue: 1. Edmund; western part of Cadiz township. Han-1­ Mary Mcwillinms Wallace [natives of liam-11. b. Dec. 11. 1820: d. Jan. 14. 2. Elizabeth. in. John West. son county. about 1815.thence. in 1832, Pennsylvania. who settled in Ohio 867: . Jesse-Hoyt. b. July 8. 1826: d. removed to Moorsiield: afterwards set­ about 1817}: in. (2:1) Oct. 12. 1886. Belle Sept. 29. 1899; 4. Henry-Brush. b. Nov.,;.«. b.inMassachu­ tling in Flu-hinv. Belmont county. mithrle. b. Dec. 10. 1835: dnuszhter of 11. 1828: in. (1st) Oct. 4. 1855. Frances setts. removed from Pittsburz. Penn.. where he (1. Ft-h. 11. 1884: m. (lstl in Robert and Jane Cunningham Guthrie: Rebecca Stuart: m. (Zd) Oct. 5, 1865, to Georgetown. Ohio, and thence in Philadelphia, June 1. 1815, Ann Wor­ ii. Robert-6.; iii. Joseph-C.. b. Jan. 6, Mary Ann Beardsley: 5. John-S.. b. 1813to Athens county, Ohio. where he

547 74 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 0810 VALLEY GENEALOGIES 75 d. 1848:m. in Pittsburg. Isabella White. Edward. h. Aug. 16.1834: vii. Elizabeth. souri; 4. Mary-J.. in. William Pancr­ Hewasaiaoaakilladtrappefz Ind not a native of that place.daughtu of Sam­ b. May 2, 1836; viii. Nancy. b. April 21. son. and ed in Greenwood county. large steel traps for beer. “ On one uel White. a native of Ireland. who 1838; ix. John. b. Sept. 27. 1840: x. Wil­ Kan: 6. Catherine. m. William Foster. occasion," says Howe. in his “ History afterward settled in Short Creek town­ liam. b. Feb. 28. 1843; xi. Samuel. b. a physician. and settled in superior ct Ohio," " two of his sons. having ship: had issue. eight children. among June 7. 1847; had issue by second wife: Neb.; 6.John. settled in Iabctte. K.au.; trapped a wolf. skinned it auve. and whom: 1. Leonard. settled in Adalisaa. xii. James-EL. b. Dec. 14. 1869; xiii. 7. Ellen. m. Almond Birnsy. and settled their turned it loose." as an awful ox­ Iowa: 2. Sylvanus. settled in Shickley. Susannah. b. Jan. 12. 1872); 3. James: in Lebetta. Kan.: 8. Martha. 11:.Marion empie to its fellows of what was in Neb.: 3. L-———-B-—-—-.b. in Short 4. Matthew: 5. Joseph; 6. Jane; 7. Spiker.and settled at Cadiz; 9.R.ebecca­ store for them in case they molested Creek township, Jan. 27. 1833; removed Elizabeth; 8. Margaret. Anne. :11.W. K. Haverneid. and settled the settlers told. GeorgeLevorth once to Athens county with his parents in at Jswett. . set a trap for a bar. which was accus­ 1843: subsequently returned to Short JAMES LAUG1-IRIDGE. b. in ire­ 111.Henry. W. Charlotte. in. William tomed to follow a certain u-ail; and Creek township: served in the Civil land. 180fi..coming the same year with Beatty. and settled in Licking county. placed it by a log which the bear would War; In. 1854.Catherine Brooke. a na­ his parents to North township. Harri­ .Ohio. V. Frances. m. John McMillan. have to step over. expecting it to slaw tive of Martin’: Ferry: d. March 16. son county, Ohio. where he «I. in 1866; and settled in Washington township. into the trap. But it happened that a 1887; daughter at Benjamin and m. Dec. 19. 1836. Anna Henderson. VI. Rabecca. in. Robert Irvine. Vii. Methodist missionary came along the Martha Brooke. early settlers in Del­ daughter of William and Sarah Hen­ Margaret. 11:.John Simpson. and set­ trail that day on his way to a preach­ mont county. where they came from derson, of Harrison county (both of tled in Stock township. V711.Mary. m. ing station. near what is now Asbury Pennsylvania. (Benjamin Brooke whom died in Tuscarawas county. Ohio, Simpson: d. in Illinois. IX. chapel: and his horse stepped into the served in the War of 1812.) the former in 1852. the latter in 1850); Elizabeth. in. Robert Biruey. trap intended for the bear. Not being had issue: 1. Sarah-Ann. m.’ Elias Robert Trimhic. lather of Sarah’ strong enough to release the trap by PETER LAN‘1'£.a native of Penn­ Stonehrook. and settled near Carroll­ Trimhle Law. settled in Monroe town­ himself. the minister was obliged to sylvania. d. in Jeilelnon county. Ohio. ton. Ohio: 2. E.-W.. b. February 2. ship. about 1838: m. Aug. 7. 1825. Sarah wait until Leporth came along beiore 1821.where he had settled before 1809; 1840: in. May 2. 1867. Mary M. Fier­ Evans. of Jeiterson county. Ohio: had he could proceed. George Leporth. or in. Mary Patterson. a. native of Penn­ baugh. daughter of Daniel and Eliza­ issue: 1. Mary; 3. Ann; 3. Lucy: 4. Lsnort. d. before Nov. 29. 1814. leav­ sylvania. of Scotch-Irish descent: had beth Fierbaugh, of North township: 3. John. settled in Union county. Ohio: 5­ ing a wife. Nancy. and children. John. issue: 1. Christopher-P.: 2. William: 3. Eliza-Jane. in. Henry Lutz. and settled Martha: 6. George: 7. Rebecca. m. mu-garet Hevlin. Mary Hevlln. Dianne John. b. May 24. 1809: d. Nov. 7, 1379: near Carrollton; 4. James-Wesley, set­ Frank Courtwright: settled in Frank­ spiker. Nancy Wilson. Isaac. 5nd Sua­ settled in Mooreiield township. Har­ tled in Carroll county. lin; 8. Sarah-Jane, m. John Law. auna Babb: of these: 1. John. d. Feb­ rison county. Ohio. about 1822: in. 1837. ruary-May, 1839;settled in Stock town­ Eliza Fulton. b. Feb. 9. 1815: d. Feb. 8. JOHN LAW. a native oi Ireland. of Scotch descent. b. about 1766; ii. about GEORGE LAYPORT (or Leporth. as ship (had issue: i. William. b. June 12. 1887 (had issue: i. Dewey-S.. settled in 1806; d. March 20. 1867: ii. Abraham. d. Belmont county, 0hlo:1ii. R.-W.; iii. 1859; settled in Monroe township. l-{:ir­ originally spelled). of French Hugue­ Jasper-N.. b. Jan. 22. 1843: served in rison county, Ohio. about 1826; m. in not descent. emigratsd from Maryland September-November. 1850: ui. Sarah the Ohio Legislature from 1883to 1889: Ireland. Elizabeth Lynn. b. about 1181: to the Beech Flats. nu: Stsuhenville. ; iii. mac. b. Aug. 26. igiglg. in. April 27. 1871.Sarah Sloan. b. April (I.about 1860: had issue. amour: others: Ohio. before 1800: thence removed to 20. 1848. daughter of John and Eliza 1. Matthew. b. in Ireland. 1806-8: d. (hail: township. Harrison county. he­ .In Monroe township. Sept. 9. 1878-79;m. tore 1806.settliugon the farm now used Wherry Sloan; iv. A.-E.. killed in the an the county iniirmnry: his settlement isauo). Civil War; v. Samuel-M.. settled at March 31. 1836. Rchecca Blrney. oi at the urn was on the frontier.and dur­ Piedmont. Ohio: vi. Albert-0.): 4. Green township. b. 1816: (I. September, JACOB LEMMON. a Methodist Epic­ Abraham; 5. Abiznii; 6. Mary. in. 1864: had issue: 1. John. h. mug. 226. ingthe borderwarswith thelndiaumhis copal minister. b. 1789: d. MI! 24. 18743 Beail. and settled at Coshocton county. 1837: In. Feb. 26. 1862. Sarah Jane cabin was burned by them. and his son removed with his parents from Mary­ Ohio: 7. Sarah. m. cramu-. and Trimbie. daughter of Robert and Sarah Thomas. axed eighteen. killed: after land. and settled in Frseport township. settled in Medina county. Ohio. Evans Trlmble; 2. William-13.. I). Feb. peace was declared. one of the Indians Harrison county. before 1831; In. Sarah 22. 1841: settled in North township: who had taken part in this attack. Boalsy: had issue: 1. Bosley: 2. Amon. EDWARD LAUGHRIDGE. a native to. (1st) October. 1862. Rebecca J. boasted of it in the presence of John m. 1853. Rebecca. Forsythe. 1). 1334: d­ of Ireland. emizratsd to America and Forbes: in. (2d) 1888.Flrrence Donald­ Layport ('l'homas‘s brother). durills I Aug. 19. 1878; daughter of Jesse and settled at Wilmington. Delaware, 1809: son, dauchter of William and Nancy general muster held in New Philadel­ Sarah Colvin Foraythe. of Frecport removed to Brooke county. Va... and English Donaldson: 8. Robert-13.. set­ phia. The brother attempted to kill township; 3. Moses. m. Mary Allen: 4. thence to Jeirersou county, Ohio: in. in tied in North township; 4. Jane. d. in the Indian on the spot. but was re­ Sarah. nu. Allen; 6. Rebeccs: 6. Ireland. Marznret McConnell: had is­ infancy. rtrained. He afterwards followed him Rachel; 7. Elisa. sue: 1. Robert: 2. Edward. b. in county II. Jane. 1!.in Ireland. March 1. 1813: from New Philadelphia across Harri­ Tyrone. Ireland. Sent. 10. 1803: d. in came to Harrison county with her son county. to Salt Run in Jeitersou ISAAC LEMASTERS. d. in Archer Green township. Harrison county. Ohio. parents: m. April 10. 1834. William county. and then daspatched him while township. Harrison county, March. June 16.1889: in. (1st) Marjory McCon­ Iiumphrsy. h. in Ireland. June. 1812: the Indian was stooping down to take a 1844: m. Jane : had issue: 1. ncll. d. Aue.2€.1888: m. (2d) Susannah settled with his mother and sister in drink (rrom account of Rev. 8:. Lay­ Nahcy. in. 1815.John Rogers II. Lydia. Conaway of Stock township. daughter Stock township, Harrison county. in port; see also one 64. fol‘ I 81131111‘in. ma. oeorse simontom 111-3-mo­ of John Conawnv (had isms by first 1832. where he d. 1884; had issue: 1. incident). George Leporth was one of in. 1819. Samuel Pittinger. IV. Mar­ wife: 1. Jane. b. Nov. 24. 1824: ii. Jos­ Elizabeth: '2. Thomas. (1. Mnroh 31. the famous hunters of I-‘larriaoncounty garet. m. Ferrell. V. Susannah. eph. b. Sent. 20. 1826: iii. Margaret, b. 1886. in Saline county. Mo.. where he in pioneer days. all kinds of wild game, m. 1829.John Robinson V1.Elisabeth. Sept. 25. 1828: lv. Thomas. b. Feb. 2. had settled in 1865: 3. Margaret. m. turkeys. deer. wolves. and hears then VII. Abraham. m. 1824.Nancy Barnes. 1831: v. Robert. b. Nov. 21, 1832: vi. Joseph Patterson. and settled in Mis­ being plentiful in his neighborhood. VIII. Isaac. 11. John. m. 1893, Mercy

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Johnson. K. Ebeueaer. m. 1840. Re­ shall; m. (M) ——-Wood; 6. Jacob. b. settled in steam: county. Minn.; v. Benjamin-1l'.. a physician. settled at hecca D. Nixon. Xi. William. b. in 1822: d. 1899; 6. Rebeccn. b. 1823: 7. Elizabeth. in. McFadden; settled Philadelphia. Penn.: iv. William-11.. b. Ohio. Dec. 20. 1816; removed from Short Sarah. d. 1859: m. Joseph Graybill: 8. in Marion county. Kan.: vi. George. Oct. 22. 1838: settled at Deersviiie; in. Creek to Archer township. Harrison Elisa. b. 1829; d. 1876: 12:.Jacob Got­ settled in Scio. Ohio: vii. Jennie; viii. September. 1887.Ross McKinney Clark. county. where he d. March 8. 1877: in. shall: 9. Joseph; a minister; h. 1832; Alexander. b. Nov. 21. 1346. in Archer daughter of William and Louise Clark; 1839. Elizabeth Busby, daughter of m. Margaret Smith. daughter of Samuel township, where he settled; m. Nov. v. Charles-M.. a physician. settled at Abraham Busby. of Archer township; and Margaret Axllna..Smith: 10. Wil­ 16, 1878.Jennie L. Devore. a daughter Syracuse. N. 11.; vi. Thomas-J.. b. May had issue: 1. Abram-1?... b. Sept. 7. liam. b. 1832: d. 1886; in. (1st) Sarah of Andrew Devore. of Archer town­ 1. 1848: served in the Civil War; in. 1840; (1.Sept. 13. 1843: 2. Deborah-J.. b. Nicholson: m. (Zd) Ceiestia Redmond. ship): 3. Thomas, b. Jan. 31. 1820; set­ Oct. 1. 1873.Jennie Thompson. daugh­ April 13. 1842; d. April 27. 1855'. 3. tled in Alcdo. 111.: m. Agnes Hender­ ter of James F. Thompson, ot Mont­ Amanda-A.. b. May 12. 1846; d. Oct. 11., GEORGE LOVE. emigrated from son; 4. Mary. b. Feb. 15. 1825; d. Oct. gomery county); 2. Naomi; 3. Eliza­ 1854; 4. Isaac-K.. 1:. Sept. 8. 1846: m. county Tyrone. Ireland. to New York. 27. 1886; m. Joseph Wallace; 5. John. beth; 4. Eli; 5. George; 6. William; 7. 1869. Elisabeth Devore. h. Aug. 9. 1860. 1791. and about 1792 settled in Wash­ b. July 22. 1827; settled in Arkansas Alexander: 8. Nathaniel. daughter of Moses Devore. of Harrison ington county. Penn.: removed in 1800 City. Kan.; m. Nancy Downing; 6. MOSESLUKENS, see Family of John county: 5. Melinda. b. Aug. 29. 1848: 6. to Wheeling township, Belmont county. Nancy. Cope. . b. Feb. 12. 1850: 7. Mary. b. Aug. Ohio, where he died; m. in Ireland. Isa­ 11. Thomas. engaged in river tramc 23. 1853: d. Nov. 1, 1854: 8. John. b. May bella Smith: had imue: on the Mississippi; place of death un­ ROBERT LYLE. b. 1698.a native of 1. 1855; 9. William-Jacob. b. Aug. 29. I. John. b. in county Tyrone. ire­ known. Ireland (son of John Lyie,who removed 1865: 10. Joshua-Ellsworth. h. Dec. 28, land. about 1770.came with his parents lli. George, b. about 1784. in county from Scotland to county Antrim. ire­ 1861; d. July 21. 1888. to Belmont county; removed in 1808 Tyrone, Ireland; came to Belmont land in 1681). in 1742.accompanied by ROBERT LISLE. b. 1.774.a native of to Athens township, Harrison county. county with his parents. where he d. his brother John. came to America; Pennsylvania. of Scotch-Irish descent. Ohio. where he d. March. 1860: In. Feb. 21. 1829: served as an odicer in the flrst settling in New York; John re­ removed to Jeirerson county. Ohio. be­ about 1807. Mary Cooke, d. Dec. 16. War of 1812; m. Mary Moore. b. 1801. moved to New Jersey. near the present 1820. daughter of James Cooke: had in county Tyrone. Ireland: daughter of site of New Brunswick. where he died: iore 1803.where he died. April 3. 1834: rtobert m. 1747,Mary Glllelnnd. thence m. in Pennsylvania. Elizabeth , issue: 1. George. b. March 28. 1810, in John and Mary Smith Moore (she in. removed to Northampton county. b. 1780: (1. Sept. 12. 1852: had issue: 1. Athens township. where he d. Dec. 20. 2a, John A. Todd. of Nottingham town­ William; 2. Nancy: 3. Hannah; 4. Rob­ 1880: m. March 17. 1830. Jane Mc­ ship): had issue: 1. Thomas. settled in Penn.. where he d. Dec. 9, 1765; had is­ ert; 5. Jane; 6. Rachel; 7. Mary; 8. Cracken. d. Feb. 21. 1879. daughter of Madison county. Iowa: 2. John; 3. sue (all the sons but David serving in Eliza; 9. John. b. in Jeiferson county, Robert Mccrscken (had issue: i. Rob­ George. b. Aug. 14. 1827, in Belmont the Revolutionary War}: I. John. d.‘ Ohio. Dec. 5. 1803; settled in Archer crt-M.. b. Dec. 21. 1830.in Athens town­ county: removed 1831. to Nottingham April 11. 1826. ll. Robert, b. 1753: d. township. Harrison county. 1839.where ship: In. June 3. 1854.Sarah Henderson. township. Harrison ccuuty: in. Novem­ Nov. 17. 1843. III. Moses. IV. Aaron. b. he d. Oct. 30. 1890; m. in Jeiterson daughter of William Henderson. of ber 21. 1854.Barbara Barclay, daughtrr Nov. 17. 1759; d. in Washington county, county, 1829,Elisa A. Johnston, daugh­ Cadiz township: ii. Mary. b. Sept. 20. of David and Elizabeth Kissick Bar­ Penn., Sept. 24. 1825,where he had set­ ter of Robert Johnston (had issue: i. 1832: m. David Lyle; settled in Union­ clay. natives of Ireland. tled in 1784; served in the Revolution­ Johnston; ii. William. b. May 6. 1833; town. Belmont county: iii. John. b. IV. William. ary War. in the Pennsylvania Legis­ served in the Civil War: m. 1878. Sept. 18. 1384: m. (1st) Eliza 'i‘ay‘or. d. V. Jane. m. Thomas Gillespie. lature. 1791-1801,and in Congress. 1308 Rachel Beatty. daughter of Arthur Jan. 28,1869; in. (Zdl Mary J. Mundeil: V1. Catherine. m. Joseph Haverfieid. to 1816: in. 1782.Eleanor Moore. daugh­ Beatty. of Archer township; iii. Eliza­ iv. Martha. b. Dec. 24. 1838; v. James. b. VII. Mary. m. Jacob Morgan. ter oi John Moore, of Northampton Aug. 22, 1840: killed in the Civil War: county Penn.: had issue: 1. Moses. beth: iv. Mary-Jane: v. John. b. Feb. h. 1783: cl. 1840; In. Sarah Kerr: 2. 27. 1842; served in the Civil War; 111. d. Sept. 3. 1864, in Frederick City: vi. JACOB LUKENS. of Dutch descent. Nov. 6, 1873.Jennie Henderson. daugh­ Nancy. b. Sept. 8. 1838; d. March 3. settled in York county, 1>enn.. about James. b. 1185;'d. 1860; m. Mary Camp­ ter of James Henderson. a resident of 1842; vii. George. 1:. Sept. 9. 1842; In. 1780; later removed to near Havre de bell; 3. Mary. b. May 31. 1787: d. Sept. North township: vi. Hamilton. b. May Dec. 6, 1865.Eleanor Haley. daughter of Grsce,.Maryln.nd. where he died; had 25, 1853; m. John Campbell, of Wash­ 12. 1844: m. (1st) Nov. 11. 1869. Mary Samuel Haley, who removed from Bel­ issue. among others: I. Eli. b. in York ington county. I’enn.. b. 1775: d. July Crawford. d. March 29. 1875. daughter mont couuty to McLean county. iil.; v'ii. county. Penn.. 1783: removed to Balti­ 24.1844(see Family of John Campbell); of John Crawford. a resident of Archer Nancy-Jane. b. Sept. 13. 1844: d. March more. Md.. before 1804; afterward lo­ 4. Agnes. b. 1789: d. 1790: 5. Robert. I). township; m. (Zd) Oct. 2. 1882. Mrs. 19, 1849: ix. Margaret. b. Sept. 19. 1841: cated in Bel Air. Harford county. Md.; 1791; Li. 1820: 6. Jane. h. 1793; d. 1845; Elisabeth Haverdeid. of Cadiz town­ in. Dec. 15. 1870. Robert Henderson. b. in 1828.settled near l-‘airview, Guernsey in. Samuel Ewing: 7. Margaret. b. 1738: ship: vii. Martha). Jan. 8. 1846; d. Feb. 14. 1887; son of county. Ohio. where he d. 1842; m. in II. 1883: In. William Patterson: 8. William Henderson: x. Caroline-Jane. Baltimore. 1804. Juliana Toiliuger. of Aaron: 9. ; 10. . . LISLE. see also Lyle. 11.June 17. 1850: d. May 28. 1853): 2. Dutch descent. b. 1765: d. in Franklin. 1807. V. David. Vi. Jane. Vii. Eliza­ SAMUEL LONG. oi German descent. Jame?-C..b.-Feb.9.1814 in Athens tow“­ Ohio, 1866: had issue: 1. Jacob. 11.at Bel beth. Vlli. Rosannah. IX. Eleanor. b. in Frederick county. Md.. 1780; d. ship. Harrison county. where he d. July Air, Md., 1805; settled near Deersvilie. X. Mary. January, 1858:settled in Rumley town­ 12. 1876; in. April 10. 1839. Jane Mc­ Ohio. where he d. May 27. 1884: m. 1830. WILLIAM LYLE. of Scotch-Irish de­ ship. Harrison county. about 1827; m. Fadden, daughter of Samuel McFadden. Sarah C. Bliss. b. 1810: d. Feb. 21. 1886; scent. m. Mary Maholm: had issue. Anna Mary Myers. b. 1791: ll. 1866; a native of Ireland. who settled in daughter of Zadoc Bliss. of Hartford. among others: 1. William. b. Jan. 15. daughter of Jacob Myers: had issue: 1. Cadiz township (had issue: i. : Conn., who had settled in Ohio, in 1816 1812; d. near Rumley, in Harrison Elizabeth. b. 1816: d. 1900: 2. Susanna. served in the Civil War: 41.in hospital (had issue: i. Joseph-0.. settled at county. 1861; 11:.July. 1836.Jane Lewis, 13.1811; 3. Katharine. b. 1819: 4. Mary. in Fredericksburg. Va.; 11. John: ill. Tippecanoe, Ohio; ii. Mei-riken-B.. a b. near Manchmter. England. March 1, b. 1820: d. 1892; m. (lat) Go James; iv. Mary. m. McCracken; physician. settled at Dalton, (}a.; iii. 1817.daughter of George and Elizabeth 7 A 73 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 79

Powell Lewis (the iormer of whom present site of Tippecanoe: later set­ McKee Kennedy; 5. Mary, in. Albert tion settled in Pennsylvania; had emigrated to Harrison county in 1818): tled in Carroll county, where he died: Lakin; 6. Harriet, Ill. Col. James M. issue: (had issue: i. Rosanna. m. George in. Menie lawrie, a native of Scotland. Steele; 7. Julia. m. Dr. Milton Hogs. of I. James. settled in Athens township. Schultz; ii. George. settled in Scio, whose parents came to America when Cambridge. Ohio; 8. Belinda, in. David Harrison county, Ohio; ufterward re­ Harrison county; iii. Elisabeth. m. she was a child; sister at Walter Low­ A. Hoilingsworth; 9. Laura. m. Wil­ moved to Louisville. Ky. ThomasMochannel; settled in Kearney, rie; had issue. ten children. among liam S. Cessna; 10. Henry, b. 1848', d. II. Elizabeth. settled in Athens town­ Neb.; iv. Mary. in. James McNab: set­ whom: 1. John—C..b. in Butler county. Aug. 2, 1876. ship. tied in Jacason county. Wis; v. Penn.; settled in Bcweratown. Ohio: iil. John, b. probably in the North Martha; vi. Sarah-E., in. Albert D. in. Susanna Forbes. d. Feb. 8. 1883 (had JOSEPH McBI:‘.T1-I.a.native of Scot­ of Ireland; came to Pennsylvania with 1-‘innicum; vii. Amanda. in. Edward L. issue. tour children. of whom: i: John­ land, settled with his wife. Elizabeth, his parents‘, probably settled in Wash­ Moore; settled in Cheyenne county. F., served in the Civil War and died at at Bolivar, Westmoreiand county. ington county; removed to Athens Neb.; viii. Emma-M.. settled in Pales­ Resacs. 0a.. 1886). Pcnn.. before 1808.where he died; had township, 1801.where he was one or the tine. Texas). issue, twelve children. among whom: 1. ilrst white settlers. and built one of the Thomas and Elisabeth Smith Powell, JAMES McAFElii.a native of Ireland. .lohn, b. in Bolivar. Penn.. Sept. 7. ilrst horse-mills in that township; d. d. about 1796; emigrated to America. 1808; removed to Monroe township. Scptemher—October, 1831: m. in Penn­ parents of Elizabeth Powell Lewis. had and about 1780 settled in Westmore­ issue: 1. James. b. March 17, 1785; 2. Harrison county. Ohio. 1829. where he sylvanla. Mary Morton. daughter or land (or Washington) county. Peun.; d. July 22. 1863; m. April 18. 1833. Mary Edward Morton; had issue: 1. James; Jane. b. May 20, 1786: 3. Elizabeth: 4. had issue: 1. Matthew; 2. James. b. in Richard. 1).Dec. 30. 1789. Webster. b. in Harrison county. 1811: 2. William: 3. Margaret; -1.Elizabeth; Washington county. Penn., 1186.where d. July 27. 1858: daughter or John and 5. John. b. in Pennsylvania. May 5. LYLE. see also Lisle. he in. Mary Wibie. b. 1790: d. 1777; dw­ Katherine Webster, early settlers in 1796:settled in Athens township.whcra SAMUEL LYON, a native of Great ot George and Mary Rummol Wible Harrison county, where they came he d. Aug. 18, 1878; m. Oct. 20. 1823. Britain, emigrated to America about (natives oi Germany. who removed from Pennsylvania (had issue: i. Jane Robinson. d. April 10. 1887.daugh­ 1800.and first settled in Maryland; re­ from Pennsylvania to Ohio); settled in Nancy. in. J. M. Ferrell. oi’ Orrville. ter oi!Adam and Elizabeth Robinson, oi! moved to Jeiterson county, Ohio. about Rumley township. Harrison county. Ohio: ii. Marian. in. Thomas l!tFowler: Irish and German descent. who lived 1818,and afterward located in Harrison about 1823-28. where he d. 1876 (had iii. Robert-0.. settled in Clinton. Henry near Wilmington. Delaware (had issue: county; had issue. among others: 1. issue, among others: i. Sarah; ii. Mary; county, Mo.; iv. David-J.. b. June 10. i. Robert. settled in Guernsey county. Samuel, b. in Jeilerson county. 1818; d. ill. George. b. in Westmoreland county. I841; served in the Civil War; and a Ohio: ll. William; iii. James; iv. Mar­ in Washington township. Harrison Penn.. Jan. 27. 1813; settled in Archer prisoner at Andersonville; m. June 22. garet. in. William Howell; v. Mary, in. county. Jan. 1. 1871: m. 1840.Catherine township. Harrison county: d. Nov. 20. 1811.Elmira Crim. a. native oi Frank­ Joseph Holmes; vi. John; vii. Edward­ Hodges. b. 1811; d. Aug. 8. 1884 (had 1889: in. June, 1835.Jane 1-lixon.daugh­ lin township. Harrison county. daugh­ S.. b. April 3, 1836; in. Dec. 29. I859. issue: i. Harriet. m. Leander Cramb­ ter oi Abner Hixon. a resident of Han­ ter ot George and Catherine Crim. na­ Cynthiastyers, daughtsrot John Szyzra. iett: ii. Aaron; iii. John-1-I.; iv. Eliza­ over; iv. James. b. in Washington tives of West Virginia: v. William. :1. of Coshocton county. Ohio-[3, native at beth; v. Reuben-P., b. Nov. 8. 1847; m. county, Penn.. 1817: settled in Rumley in the Army Hospital. at Nashville, Pennsylvania. ot German descent. Feb. 10. 1870. Eliza Jane Wiley, of township; m. (1st) 1840.Letta Gordon; November, 1862; vi. Margaret—Ann. m. whose parents were among the early Coshocton county, Ohio: vi. Jemima. d. 1846, daughter of David and Eliza­ Garrett Fowler, and settled in Denni­ settlers inllorthwcstern Pennsyiianis]; m. David Meeks; vii. R.obert—P.). beth Archibald Gordon: in. (2d) 1849, son. Ohio; vii. John; viii. Amanda. m. viii. Elizabeth. m. John Cook, and set­ ROBERT LYONS. b. in Pennsyl­ Margaret Hendricks. b. Aug. 6. 1823; Thomas Bower, and settled in Bowers­ tled at Bridgeport. Ohio; ix. Francis-. vania. Dec. 14. 1803; d. in Cadiz. Ohio, d. September. 1878. daughter of Peter ton. Ohio: ix. Mary, in. William J. M.: x. Adam, 12. auno 3. 1842; in. Oct. Aug. 17, 1887, where he had settled and Catherine Webster Hendricks; m. Alhaugh). 3. 1866, Mary McFadden. daughter of (M) 1880.Sarah Jane Gundy. daughter about 1818: in. (let) 1832. Anne Bow­ JOSEPH McCLAIN‘, removed from John J. and Esther Cliiford Mci-‘ndden; land; b. April 10. 1810: d. May 16. 1844: of William and Siisanna Gatchell xi. La Fayette; xii. Martha); 6. Jane. Ill. (2d) Mrs. Anne Bowland Allison. of Gundy: v. John; vi. Mn‘ilda: vii. Han­ Westmoreland county, Penn.. to North Washington county. Peun.; had issue nah: viii. Rachel): 3 John; 4. Mary; 5. township. Harrison county, Ohio, in ROBERT McCONNELL, a native of Martha: 6. Jane; 7. la daughter). 1823: had issue: 1. James, b. 1801: d. by llrst wife: 1. James-Bowland, in. 1851: 11:. Sarah Endsley, b. 1801; d. Pennsylvania. removed probably from (In) Sarah G .'1‘homas.b. April 4, 1838; JOHN McBEAN, a physician. b. in 1881: daughter or John Endsley. an Washington county. that State. to Bel­ d. April 21. 1871; 2. Nancy. b. 1835; d. Scotland. Oct. 22, 1797; d. at Cadiz, Jan. early settler in Archer township (had mont county. Ohio. 1807; and thence in 1837: 3. Richard. b. Aug. 21. 1840: d. 7, 1875; in. March 18. I829, Belinda issue: 1. Jane; ii. Joseph. settled In 1814to Washington township. Harrison Martha-Collins, in. 1857,David Barclay Johnson. daughter of Henry and Cath­ Oregon: iii. John-E.; iv. Mary-Ann; v. county. Ohio, where he d. Aug. 22. Welch. son of Rezin and Eliza Bayless erine Johnson. of liioorelleid town­ Samuel, settled in Iowa; vi. James­ 1850; served in the War of 1812; in. Welsh: 5. Ann-Eliza. I). 18-13; d. 1844. ship. both natives of Pennsylvania; Alexander, settled in Archer township; (let) In Pennsylvania. Mary Caldwell; WILLIAM LYON3. a native of [re­ had issue: 1. Jane. in. Armistead '1‘. vii. Sarah. in. Edward Smith; viii. Har­ m. (241)Prudence Coleman, d. 1867: had lsnd. emigrated to America before Ready. and settled at New Philadel­ riet. m. Samuel Cutshail, and settled issue by iirst wife: 1. James. b. 1790; 1776;served in the Revolutionary War. phia; 2. William, b. 1833: d. 1884; 3. in Carroll county. Ohio: ix. Thomas­ 2. Susan. b. 1793, in. Lee: 3. receiving a wound which caused his Catherine-I... m. Jesse H. McMath. and E.. served in the Civil War and died in David, b. 1795; 4. Alexander. b. 1796; death some years later in Morgan settled at Cleveland; 4. John-S.: a service, 1863; 1. William; xi. Martha­ 5. Martha, b. 1797; 5. Mary. b. 1800; m. county, Ohio. whence he had removed physician: b. 1840: in. (1st) 1876. Jane: xii. Nathan-S., b. 1848). Vance; had issue by second from Harrison county: had issue: 1. Georgia Scott. b. 1849: d. 1883: daugh­ wits: 7. Robert, b. Nov. 21. 1802; 8. Thomas. b. in Pennsylvania; settled in ter of George W. and Anna Scott. of JOHN McCONNELL. of Scottish de­ Hannah. b. Sept. 30, 1804; m. Butler county, that State: removed to Columbus; in. (2d) 1886. Alice Ken­ scent. emigrated from the North of Ire­ Coleman: 9. John-C., b. in Belmont Ohio in 1820. ilrst locating near the nedy. daughter of Martin S. and Martha land. and probably beiore the Revolu­ county. Jan. 1. 1807: settled in Wash­

3676S.Dorian 30 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOOIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIE5 8l Boise,ldaho83705 iugtun township with his parents: d. McDonald: in. (341)Daniel Hellman; 4. where he d. Oct. 10. 1855; m. Jane closely related. In addition to-John July 18, 1873; m. (lat) Jane Boles: d. Joseph; 6. John. b. Aug. 22, 1789; m. , 11.June, 1782: d. Sept. 18. 1855; McCullough. whose family is given May 28, 1841; daughter ot_Jnmes Boles; Esther Sowash, at Huslienot descent had issue, among others: 1. Matthew. b. above. Robert and William McCullough m. (2:1) April 9, 1848.Rachel Browning. (had issue: i. William, d. in infancy; April 4. 1815; d. March 27. 1889: in. settled in Wheeling township, Belmont b. Jan. 25. 1825: daughter of Samuel ii. Eli. b. May. 1820; iii. John-Calvin; Harriet C. . b. May 28. 1820: d. county, just south of New Athens. and BOSEFAMILYl-HSTORYCENTER Browning: 10. William, b. Jan. 6. 1809; 1% Sank. 4- Young; v. George; vi. Feb. 12, 1898 (had issue. among others: were among the organizers of Crab­ 11. Wilson. b. April -13.1811; 12. Pro. Jameeelrwin: a physician: vii. Silas: I. Edward—G.. b. 1850: d. 1855; ii. apple Church. both appearing among deuce. b. March 22, 1813; 13. Margaret­ viii. Samuel; ix. Mary-Elizabeth. d. in Martha-J.. b. 1851: d. 1851); 2. Thomas­ the iirst bench oi.’elders. They both Ann. b. Sept. 21. 1815;in. —-i Ferns. infancy; x. Albert. d.young; xi. Rachel. M.; 3. James-8.; 4. William-M. also appear to have come trom Hope­ well township, Waehington county. worth: 14. Sarah. b. Nov. 18. 1817: 15. m. John George: xii. Henry-H., speaker WILLIAM McCOY. removed from Elizabeth, b. Nov. 6. 1819: in. of the Pennsylvania House or Repre­ Penn., within the bounds of Uvner Wll80D: 16. Alexander-8.. b. March 25, sentatives in 1874; in. Martha Sharon, Washington county. Penn.. to Carroll Buiialo Presbyterian Church. In the county. Ohio. about 1835; in. Jane call extended by the united congrega­ 1822; 17. David. b. Sept. 4. 1824. daughter of Joseph and Elisa Maholm ; had issue: 1. William-IrI.. b. in Samuel Browning. rather of Rachel Sharon; xiii. Horace-Greeley) : 8.David; tions of Cross Creek and Upper Budalo McConnell.d. in Athens township.1884: Canonsburg. Aug. 22. 1832: d. Sept. 19. Churches to Rev. Joseph Smith. in 1779. 7. Sarah, d. unm.; 8. Samuel. b. Feb. 8. 1884: settled in Cadiz. in 1851: served are to be found the names ot George. served in the War or 1812:m. Margaret 1793: d. Feb. 3. 1875: 111.Margaret as an ofllcerin the Civil War: m. March Marilee. whose parents were natives ot Kernerer; settled at Cadiz. Ohio (had Robert. and William McCullough. Wil­ England; had issue: 1. Julla—A.; 2. issue: i. Albert-G.; ll. John. settled at 24. 1857. Margaret A. Welling. b. in liam McCullough. ot whom some ac­ New Rumley, Harrison county, daugh­ count is given below. mentions in his Elisa; 3. Samuel; 4. Absalom: 5. Omaha; iii. Josiah-3.: iv. Finley; v. ter ot William and Margaret Welling. Rachel: 6. Margaret: 7. Sarah: 8. As­ Hannah-.l’.. m. Henry J. Dobbins: vi. will a brother. Peter. bury-T.; 9. Susanna: 10. Wesley; 11. Lucretia-8., in. James Barlow; vii. JOHN McCIJ’LLOUG1

Amanda S. Slmeral; v. John; vi. Lu­ daughter of John W. Watters. a real­ Phillips. and settled in Nebraska: IL Cu-ville. Nov. 12.mo: in. (1st) II-ry cinda; vii. Isabella). dent of Delaware county. Ohio (had Rachel. m. William Hamilton. and sct- Miliigan, b. 1716; d. 1842; a native of issue: i. Sarah-J.. m. John Culbertson; tied in Belmont county: xii. Elisabeth. Adams county. Penn.; m. (M) Jane GEORGE McDlVI'l"l‘. removed from ii. Mary-A.. m. '1‘.E. Johnson; iii. Sam­ h. 1818; d. April 19. 1837); 4. Joseph. D. . 5- 1811. 3. 1799: it 5€P'- 9. 1394 Pennsylvania to North township, Har­ uel-Madison. b. March 6, 1851: iv. 1793: d. Feb. 28. 1859: to. (1st) 1826. (had issue by ilrat wire: 1. Jane. in. rison county. before 1817: d. 1837; m. Emma. m. Dr. Thompson; v. Frances­ Mary Thompson. d. March 2. 1844; James Love. and settled in Archer Rach (possibly his second A.; vi. Florence-A_, twin sister to daughter ot David 'l‘bompson:Jn._(2d) township: 11-Elluboi-ll. 111- 349' wife); had issue: 1. Charles, in. 1823. Frances); 4. James; 5. John; 6. Sarah. Oct. 11. 1865. Catharina Henderson hollin; iiL Alexander. b. Sept. 19. 1818; Frances Fisher; 2. George. b. 1797; d. in. William Reed; 7. Susan-J.. m. (had issue by ilrat wife: I. Tholnnwfl. Iottlad It Cadiz: In. June 29. 1846. February. 1869; in. (1st) 1817. Mary Smith Watson. h. June ‘I. 1830: m. Nov. 23. 1864. Elixan Elisabeth Barger. daughter of Valen­ Johnston (1); m. (Zd) Mrs. Susan Rut­ beth Dickerson. daughter of John and tine Barger [had issue: Joseph; Mary­ ter Scott. of Leesvllle. Ohio (had issue McFADDEN. of Coote Hill. Ellxa McFadden Dickerson: iL Josevhz Jane: Martha-A.. Ill.J.-Law McFadden‘; by ilrst wife, eight children: had issue county Cavan. Ireland. of Scottish settled in Cadiz township; iii. Mai-y.m.. and Elsa]; iv. Mary; v. George: vi. by second wife: ix. Mary; x. Martha; descent: had issue: Fitch.a.nd settled in California): Joseph); 2. Joseph: 3. George; 4. Mar­ xi. Eliza, m. Isaiah English: xii. Thurs­ I. John. b. about 1745; d. near Cadiz. 5. Mary. in. James Sharp. of Cadiz garet: 6. Jane. by. in. John Miner. of Plttsburg; xiii. Ohio. April 13. 1835: emigrated to township (had issue: 1. John. b. 1801; IV. Samuel, a. physician, b. 1757; d. John. settled in Stock township; xiv. America about 1774. and settled near d. March 16. 1878): 6. Margaret. b. 1789: April 26. 1834; m. Nancy Logan: emi­ Thomas-R.. b. Dec. 8. 1837; served in West Middletown. Hopewell township, cl. Nov. 29, 1857; in. 1813. Edward Laf- grated to America before 1795.and lint the Civil War; in. 1865.Sarah Ander­ Washington county. Penn.; m. Marga­ terty, b. 1789; d. Nov. 8. 1836; son or settled in Philadelphia; removing son. daughter of Robert and Hester ret Sharp. 1:. 1761: d. April 26. 1826; Edward and Elizabeth Ramage La!- thence to West Middletown, Hopewell Anderson; xv. Samuel; xvi. Lyle. b. daughter of John and Agnes Sharp. of ferty (had issue: i. Edward; ii. John; township. Washington county. Penn.. October. 1846; m. 1869. Elizabeth Buz­ Washington county, Penn. (or of iii. Joseph; iv. George; v. Hiram; vi. and from there. soon after 1800. to ton. daughter of Haddon Buxton); 3. George Sharp. who served trom Wash­ Finley: vii. Elisabeth: vlll. Margaret. Cadiz township. Harrison county. Lyle, d. March. 1838: in. Nancy ——. ington county ss a captain in the Revo­ in. 1835.Thomas D. Grimes: ix. Mary- Ohio: had issue: 1. Sarah. d. at sea; 2. (had issue: i. William-E.; ii. Mary: liL lution); removed to Cadiz township. Jane), t. m. Moore: 3. Mary. Jane); 1. John. m. 1827.Susanna Simp­ Harrison county, Ohio, 1200; had issue: II. Sarah. b. 1748: d. near West Mid- in. Wallace; 4. Thomas: 5. Ben­ son (.1); 5. Samuel; 8. Andrew, m. 1831. 1. Samuel-B.. b. 1779; d. March 19. 1855: dietown. Pa.. Dec. 29. 1835: on. (lot) Jamin. b. in 1796; d. Nov. 7. 1880: m. Jane Moody (1'). m. 1836.Sarah McFadden. daughter oi Nathaniel Gilmore: d. in‘Ireland. about 1821. Mary Wilson. b. 1802; d. Sept. 9. Dr. Samuel and Nancy Logan McFad­ 1770-71: in. (2d) John Jamison. b. 1743: 1882; 6. William: 7. Elizabeth, In. 1827. JAMES McDIVI'I"1‘. removed from den: 2. George-S.. b. 1784; d. Feb. 21. d. near West Middletown. Pa... Jan. 28. Robert McGonagie: 8. Sarah. m. 1836. Weatmoreland county. Penn.. to North 1844: m. Ruth Collins. daughter of 1811: emigrated to America with her Samuel B. McFadden; 9. Samuel: 10. township. Harrison county. Ohio.about husband and children about 1773-83. Jana. m. WelIing:11. Nathaniel. 1820: had issue. ilve sons. of whom the David and Ann Workman Collins; 3. youngest: James. b. in Weitmoreland John, b. 1189-90: d. Aug. 30. 1857: m. and first settled near Newport. Perry b. October. 1811; in. 1833.Ellen. Green: county. Penn.. Dec. 25, 1810; settled in 1815. Mary Dunlap, b. in Maryland or county. Penn.. arterwarda removing to daughter of John and Mary Green. North township. Harrison county. where in Fayette county. Penn. 1788-89; d. Independence township. Washington Pennsylvania Quakers (had issue: i. March 22. 1858; daughter of Adam and county; had issue by iirst husband: 1. Samuel: iL John; settled in Archer he d. March 19,1814; m.about 1830.Anns Rebecca Work Dunlap (had issue: i. Jane. b. 1768:m. John Parr; 2. Samuel. township; iii. William; settled in Kan­ Birney. b. in Green township. 1808; d. Adam, b. 1815; d. July 17. 1873; ii. b. 1710: d. Sept. 8. 1814; aaoldler of the gas: iv. Hezekiah; v. George; settled Oct. 16. 1862; daughterr oi’ John Birney War of 1812: removed to Harrison in Archer township; vi. Mary. in. F‘. (had inane. ten children. of whom live John-J.. b. Oct. 21. 1820: settled in Athens township; m. Feb. 28. 1844. county. Ohio. about 1800-3; m. Eliza-= Crawford: vii‘. Henry; settled in Kan­ died in infancy. of the others: i. Esther Clifford, daughter or John Clif­ beth Buchanan (had issue: i. Sarah. in. ms; viii. Nancy-J’.; ix. Ellubeth): 12.. Margaret. in. James Nixon; ii. Elisa­ ford. a native or Ireland [had issue: Joseph Dunlap; ii. Samuel: iii. Na- Naney.m. Brothers; 13.Joseph; beth. m. William Nixon. and settled in Mary. m. Adam McConnell; Margaret­ thaniel: iv. Cyrus; v. William; vi. settled near Pittsburs. Stock township; iii. John. b. March Jane. b. July 12. 1846; m. Robert Dun­ Mary. in. Napoleon 13. Kennedy; vii. V. .emim-ated toAmerica. and 10. 1845; settled in Monroe township; lap: Rebecca-Ann. m. Samuel Dunlap; Elisa. m. John Phillips); had issue by settled in Philadelilhll. WHENhe died. in. June 24. 1875.Martha M. Essterday, second husband: 3. John. m. Anne leaving among others. two sons. John a native of Harrison county. daughter John-C.; George-D.: Edwin-Stanton; of David and Mary Eaaterday: iv. Sarah. m. Samuel McFadden; Adam: Craig. and settled in Harrison county. and George. who both left issue. Nancy. in. Thomas Cummings. and set­ and Samuel-W.]; iii. Samuel-R.. b. Oct. Ohio (had issue: 1. Walter): 4. WII- VI. George. of Coote Hill. county 10. 1825; in. May 7. 1851. Martha Robb. llam: 5. Robert: 6. Margaret. m. Cavan. Ireland. In. Isabella Mtfintosh: tied at Topeka. Ksn.; v. ). daughter of William and War­ McKeever: 7.Ellr.abeth.m. Samuel Mc- d. in Cadiz; daughter ol James Mc­ SAMUEL MCDOWELL. probably b. nlck Robb: iv. George; settled in Cadiz Fsdden (had issue: i. John): 8. Nancy. Intosh: had issue. among others: Sam­ in Ireland. 1769; emigrated to Amer­ township: In. 1860. Mary Croskey. m. llicBroon1; 9. Mary. m. uel. b. 1182: d. 1861; m. Lydia Stanord. ica and settled in Washington county, daughter or William and Mary Croaltey. Law; 10. Sarah. m. Graham. b. 1783: d. March 22. 1866: emigrated to Penn.: removed before 1808to Athena of Green township; v. Margaret. m. III. Joseph. b. 1767: d. near Cadiz. America about 1820.and ilrst settled at township. Harrison county.Ohio.where John McFadden. b. Oct. 10. 1810; d. in Ohio. Nov. 11, 1835: settled near West Phl!adel175ll.rem0Vi|I8-fllelwe to C-dis. he died; in. in Pennsylvania. Jane Cadiz, July 4. 1881; vi. Rebecca; vii. Mlddletown. Psnn.. about 1774: and Ohio. 1331: had issue: 1. George. d­ Moreiand; had issue: 1. Nancy. m. Mary. in. William Hamilton. and set­ thence removed to Harrison county. 1863; in. Charlotte Elliott: 2. Sarah. d. James McAdams; 2. Samuel; 3. Wil­ tled at Cadiz: viii. Sarah. in. John 1800-03; In. Jane . b. 1760: d. May 1841; 3. Henry-Staiford, b. 1813: d. llain. b. Nov. 6. 1808: d. May 21. 1869: Porterfleld. and settled at St. Claire­ 6. 1827; had Iaeue: 1. Samuel. b. in July 4. 1888; in. Dec. 6. 1842. Frances In. Sept. 19. 1842. Hannah Wattere. ville; ix. Jane: x. lkther. m. county Csvan. Ireland. 1785: d. near Isabella Poore. daughter of Charles M.

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and Elisabeth Karg Poore (the latter viii. Samuel); 3. Mary. m. Andrew township. Jeiferson county (now Lee James. b. Feb. 11.181.1;settled in Green a native of York county. Penn.. whose Jamison. township.Ca.rroll county.Ohio) in 1818; township. where he d. May 8. 1886: m. parents had come from Brunswick. John McFadden. probably a connec­ tn. March 11. 1791. Ann Thompson. b. Nov. 24. 1834. Sarah Lewis. daughter of Germany; the former a descendant of tion of the above family. in. Mary in Hartord county. Md., 1772: d. in‘ Joseph Lewis (had issue: i. Mary. b. John Poore. of Newburyport. who emi­ , and settled in Washington Columbiana county. Ohio. 1863; daugh-= Aug. 26. 1836; ii. Hannah. 1:. Nov. 20, grated from England to Massachusetts. county, Penn.; their daughter, Mary, tor of Thomas Thompson; had issue: 1835; 4:. Sept. 19. 1843; iii. Rachel. b. in 1635): (had issue: i. Charles-Poore. m. William Sharp; had issue: 1 . 1. Elizabeth. d. aged ninety-six; to. March 23. 1838; iv. Martha. b. Nov. 4. b. 1843: d. Oct. 7. 1866; ii. Henry-Hum h. in Harrison county. 1807: d. at.Mil­ (1st) Thomas Msgattogsn; in. (2d) 1839: d. July 3. 1882; v. John. b. June ter, m. net] Sarah Craig; m. [241] Iersburg, Holmes county. Ohio. 1893 Benjamin Tcland: 2. Mary, d. in Schuy- 27. 1841; d. Sept. 11. 1864; vi. Henry. b. Emma Beau; 'iii. Frances. in. John J. (see William Sharp l<‘amily.);2. Nancy. ler county. Ill.. aged seventy-live; xn. Feb. 18. 1843; vii. Joseph. 1:. July 17. Hanna; iv. Isabelle. m. Charles W. b. 1810; d. Oct. 10. 1875: in. 1829. John Charles Lucy; 3. Sarah. :1. in Morgan 1846; viii. Amanda. b. Oct. 14. 1847: ix. Kinsey. and settled at Oakland, Cal.; v. Cunningham. son or David and Mary county, Ohio; in. Samuel Hill; 4. John. Robert-M.. b. March 17. 1849: :1. June Elisabeth-'l‘.: vL John-F.. in. Laura McLaughlin Cunningham. :1. in Columbiana county. Ohio; 5. 24. 1857: x. Eliza. b. March 30. 1851; d. Samson; settled at Columbus; vii. SAMUEL McF‘ADDEN.see also Fam­ Martha. d. in Illinois: 21:.John Mayea: May 17. 1854; xi. Adeline. b. June 29. George-EL.rn.Iona Holman: settled at ily of Joshua Hamilton. 6. Margaret. d. in Kentucky: m.George 1853; xii. Anna-Rebecca, b. Dec. 1. Fresno. cal.; viii. Samuel-Fleming); 3. Lucy. brother to Charles Lucy: 7. 1855). Isabella. d. 1883: in. William L. Sharp. ROBERT McFARLAND. a native of Thomas. d. in Colorado; in. Margaret Joseph Lewis. rather of Sarah Lewis and settled at Steubenville: 4. Letitia. Ireland. of Scottish descent. emigra­ Brown; 8. "Diliie"-Ann. d. aged McKee. was born in New Jersey. Oct. b. 1311; d. April 13. 1883; m. Joseph R. ted to America. and settled near Tay­ twenty-two: 9. Mark. ILin Milllleliiolll. 31. 1769;settled in Pennsylvania. where Hunter (see Hunter Family); 5. Jane. lorstown. Washington county. Penu.. in Minn.. m. Louisa Daniels; 10. Stephen. he died Sept. 4. 1853: was a Quaker. as d. 1895: m. 1838. Dr. William C. John­ 1794. removing to Ohio some years d. in Harrison county. Ohio; 11. WII- was also his wife. Rachel Csnby. b. in later; m. Elisabeth Ferguson; had is­ liam-H.. b. March 3. 1812. in Harford Pennsylvania: d. Sept. 1. 1352:removed Margarei. d. 1895: m. 1838. Samuel sue. among others: 1. William. b. 1795; county. Mi: removed am to Jefler- from Chester county. Penn.. and ilrat Craig. and settled at Cambridge. Ohio; d. 1818.near New Athens. Ohio. where son county. and in 1843to North town- settled in Harrison county. Ohio. about 8 Mary. d 188-: m. Rev. Hugh he had located in 1824: served as a ship, Harrison county. Ohio: served as 1829.but afterward returning to Penn­ Forsythe. member of the Ohio Legislature; m. in a member of the Ohio Legislature; in. aylvanin; had issue: 1. Jesse. b. June VII. . had issue, who came to Belmont county 1823. Elizabeth I-len­ in stark county. Ohio. Elizabeth 30. 1792; settled in Harrison county. America: 1. Alexander: 2. Samuel. b. derson. b. 1800: d. 1867; daughter or Brown. a native of Kentucky. of 1317: 2. Jacob. b. Aug.14. 1793; d. Feb. 1778; d. July 2. 1837; m. near Middle­ Andrew and Martha Henderson. of Scotch-Irish descent. daughter of 5, 1883: removed to Harrison county town. Washington county. Penn.. Eliza­ Pennsylvania (had issue: i. Andrew; ii. James Brown (had issue: i. James-3.; with his brother Jesse: 3. Joseph. b. beth Jamison, h. 1786-86: d.‘ Dec. 24, Mary; ill. Martha; iv. Elizabeth. v. ii. Henrietta. m.Willism H. H. Masters. Jan. 5, 1795; d. March 1. 1882; settled I837: daughter of John and Sarah Mc­ James; vi. William-Henderson. a of Solo; ill. George-W.; iv. Samuel-3.. in Harrison countv in 1829: 4. Elisa­ Fadden (II) Jamison: removed to United Presbyterian minister. 1).June b. near Connotton. Harrison county. bath. b. May 11. 1796: S. David. b. Oct. Harrison county. Ohio. before 1815(had 14. 1832; settled at Cambridge. Ohio; Nov. 25. 1847; settled in Cadiz: served 20, 1797; 6. Vernon. b. Oct. 23. 1798; d. issue: 1.Alexander: settled in Kansas; m. Hanna; vii. Margaret, b. near in the Ohio Legislature; m. August. April 5.1882: 7. Lydia. b. March 10. ii. Elizabeth. m. John Dickerson. 0! New Athens; m. 1856. Rev. Jonathan 1872. Jennie E. Johnson. of Carroll 1800; 8. Rebecca. b. April 18. 1802; d. Athens township; iii. Jane. in. Adam Sharp Mccready. b. near New Galilee. county; v. Elizabeth-Margaret. in. W. April 20, 1802; 9. Esther. b. April 21. Dickerson. and settled in Athens town­ Beaver county. Penn.. April 15. 1828; E. Clendenning. of Harrison county; vi. 1304; 10 William. b. May 15. 1806: 11­ ship; iv. Margaret. 11:.Adam Dunlap. d. Sept. 7, 1864. from wounds received and settled in Athens township: v. in the battle of the Wilderness. where William-Thomas)._ Rachel.‘h.]éi1i;rilNov.2, :1n. 26.11810: smes 1%.‘S{arah.1l3!­ c eel ­ Sarah. m. 1829. Samuel Carnahan. oi he served as captain of Company H. ». Cadiz township; vi. James. b. Jan. 5. 126th O. V. l.: son of Hugh Mccready. county. Ohio. about 1832; in. April 26. RICHARD McKlBB8:N. a native 0! 1805: d. June 15. 1874: m. in Washing­ of Pennsylvania; settled in Cadiz. Ohio. 1824.Mary Pentecost. a native or West ton county, Penn.. Mary Law. b. Nov. where he ilrst served as minister in Pennsylvania. of Irish descent; settled the Seceder (or Associate Presbyterian) Virginia. d. in Harrison county. Ohio. at Warrertown. Jefferson county. Ohio. 19. 1808: daughter of Robert and Mary 1840: had issue: 1. Alexander: 2. Mur­ about 1790:a short time atterward re­ Jamison Law. the former a. native of Church. and later in the United Pres­ ray; 3. William. b. in Hancock county. Scotland [had issue: Samuel, b. Oct. byterian Church; viii. Robert: ix. moved to Belmont eountv. Ohio: thence West Va.. April 6. 1828: settled in to Mooreileld township. Harrison coun­ 12. 1830; m. (1st) 1854. Mary Rlchey. Nancy; x. Sarah); 2. Mary. died in Har­ Green township. Harrison county; in. b. 1835;‘ d. Feb. 24. 1872: daughter of rison county. in her eighty-seventh (1st) Oct. 28. 1848. Cynthia Corbin. d. ty. Ohio. and ilnall_v removed to Mor­ John M. Richey; in. (2d) 1378. Elia year: 3. (a daughter). d. in in­ Jan. 28, 1885: in. (2d) March 31. 1887. ran county. Ohio. where he d. 1827: in. J. Richey. sister of Mary Richey: fancy. list) Coulter; in. (2d) Martha Kane. daughter of William Robison: m. (lid) Sarah Brolvsw: had Mary: Robert: settled in Logan county. JOHN McGAVRAN. a native of Ire­ Kane. of Cadiz; 4. James; 6. Joseph. Ohio; William; James. b. Sept. 20. land. b. 1737: d. 1770; emigrated to‘ issue by third wife: 1. Richard: 2. IM­ 1341; m. 1866.Arabella Richey. daugh- America and aett‘ed in Maryland about ROBERT McKEE. of Scotch-Irish eplh; 3. Samuel: 4. Thomas: 6. Wil­ ter of John M. and Ann Collins Rlchey; 1755-G0;m. Margaret Hill (m. 2d. descent. was a native of Redstone. llam; 6. Rebecca; 7. Jane: 8. George. John. b. March 18. 1845: in. 1870.Msr- 0’Danlel). d. in Fayette county. Penn.; Fayette county. Pennsylvania. where b. in Jeiferson county. Ohio, Sept. 16. garet E. Morgan. daughter or Marshall had issue: be In.. 1806. Rachel Wills: was one of 1804; settled in Moorehold township. and Ellen Morgan; Jamison-Law, b. I. Mary. Ii. Margaret. III. Marl. twelve children: settled in Archer Harrison county: m. (1st) 1828. July 16. 1851: d. Nov. 18. 1887: m. Aug. IV. William. b. 1767. in Harford coun­ l0WlI!h'i>. Harrison county. 01110.about Brasher-s; m. (211) 1830. Martha Bro­ 26. 1874.Elizabeth Berger]; vii. John: ty. Md.; d. 1853; removed to Springfield 1807; had issue, among others: 1. luv; 11:. (3d) Eleanor Morrison; m. 3;. 86 0810 VALLEY GENEALOGIE8 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIE3 87

(4th) Jane Beali: d. 1887(had issue by Martha Phillips Ross; iii. Susan. d. well. 1:.March 28. 1822: d. July 10. 1883: ret. b. 1790; d. 1858: 5. Hannah. 11:. ilrst wife: i. Jesse. settled in Illinois; Aug. 3, 1890; iv. Nancy. d. 1865: m. had issue. nine children. of whom: 1. ——— Phillips: 6. Mary. m. William had issue by second wife: ii. George. John Black): 2. Jane: 3. Nancy: 4. John-Endsley, b. at Hanover. Aug. 1. Lyle; 7. Dorcas. m. John Bleaks: 8. settled in Nottinaham township, Harri­ Margaret; 6. Mary; 6. Ann; 7. Robert: 1832: settled in Archer township: Eleanor: 9. John. b. 1795: '11. Sept. 9, son county: iii. John. b. Jan. 27. 1833: 8. Matthew. served as an oiiicer in the Civil War: 1854; in. April 4. 1822. Mrs. Martha m. Sept. 8. 1858.Mary Davidson, daugh­ Collins Bowland, daughter of David settled in Moorefield township; in. Jan. ELIAS McNAMEE. or Scotch-Irish and Ann Workman Collins (had issue: 3. 1855. Isabelle McMillan. b. Oct. 6. ter of Rev. Lewis i-I. Davidson. of descent: emigrated from Pennsylvania, Washington township: 2. Oeor¢e-Mc­ i. Eliza-Jane. m. Joseph Sharon: ii. 1829;daughter of Charles and Rosanna and settled in Freeport. Ohio: m. Mary Martha—M.. m. Resin Bennett: iii. Gilmore McMillan. natives of Ireland. Delaney. or French descent; had issue: Kenney. b. 1836: d. Jan. 30. 1874; 3. who came to Harrison county trom David-Blair. b. 1845; d. in infancy: 4. James-Bowland); 10. Sarah, b. 1803: d. 1. Amai. b. Dec. 25. 1825: In. Mary Ellen William. b. 1859: d. July 24. 1875. 1848. New York; had issue by third wife: iv. Harvey, whose parents came from William; v. Eleanor: vi. Richard). John Endsley. father of Jane Ende­ Maryland: h. 1823; d. 1886 (had issue: ley McPeck. was b. 1776; flrst settled WILLIAM MALLERNEE, a native JOHN McLAUGi-IL-IN.b. in Wash­ 1. John; ii. Elisa-13., Ln. Eva May in Cumberland county. l’enn.. where be 0! Maryland. settled in Jeirerson lnston county.. Penn., Nov. 4. 1774; d. Weeks). m. Jane Blaine. b. in Ireland. 1773: d. county. Ohio. 1809: m. Sarah ; at Adena, Jeilerson county. Ohio. Nov. ANDREW McNEELY (whose father Jan. 29. 1848; removed to Plttaburx. had issue: 10. 1860; settled in Ohio in 1801,remov­ emigrated from Ireland to America be­ Penn.. and thence. in 1808. to Archer 1. Emanuel. b. in Maryland. Nov. 3. ing to Adena the following year; served fore the Revolution). b. in Berks coun­ township. Harrison county. Ohio,where 1779; removed to Nottingham town­ as a spy from Pittshurg to Wheeling. ty. Penn.. 1772; d. in Cadiz township. he died April 29. 1835; had issue: 1. ship. Harrison eounty,0hio. about 1829. W. Va.. during the Indian Warn; served Harrison county, Ohio. 1858.where he John. :11.Barbara : 3. Jane. in. where he d. Feb. 23. 1839; m. (1st) in the Ohio Legislature for eight con­ had settled in 1802:served as a member George McPeck; 3. Thomas; 4. Jena; Rachel Matthews. b. in Maryland. Nov. secutive years. and In the State Senate of the Ohio Legislature four years: In. 5. Mary. m. Nathan Shannon; 6. Sarah. 3. 1788: d. June 24. 1828: daughter of the same length or time: in. about 1799. in Philadelphia. 1800. Sarah Bettie. b. in. Joseph McClain. Francis and Mary Karr Matthews. na­ Anna Johnstone, d. June 6. 1849: had 1772; d. 1852.a native of that city: had tives of Maryland who settled in Ohio issue. thirteen children. among whom: THOMAS MADDOX. b. in Virginia. in 1809; m. (2:1) Hannah Eaton: had issue. among others: 1. Cyrus, b. in 1778; son of Wilson Maddox. a native 1. James. b. 1814; d. Aug. 25. 1865: in. Cadiz township. Harrison county. May issue by drst wite: 1. William. b. March Sarah J. Kerr. a native of Harrison of Virginia: removed to Short Creek P0, 1807: 2. Aquila. b. Jan. 6. 1809: 3. 27. 1809: laid out the town at I-Iopednie. township. Harrison county, Ohio. about county, daughter of Samuel and Annie Harrison county. 1849.where he settled Mary-A.. b. Aug. 17. 1811: 4. Matthew­ Smith Kerr (had issue: i. William-Bu. 1825. where he d. 1838: 11:.Jane Free­ 1"., b. Oct. 12. 1813: 5. Levi. b. Feb. 12. in that year; in. May 19. 1837. Jane man. I). 1774: d. 1858: had issue: 1. settled in Adena; ii. Ann-1i1..in. Lewis Donaldson. b. 1807; d. 1887: a native 1816: settled at Deersvilie, Harrison Bernhard. and settled in Harrison Elisa. d. in Virginia, March 11. 1824: county. where he d. June 1. 1880: in. of Cincinnati (had issue: i. Lorenno; 2. Wilson. b. in Caroline countv. Va.. county; iii. Mary-E.. tn. William Court­ ii. Bryant: both died young). (let) Dec. 6. 1838.Eleanor Johnson. b. right. and settled in Franltlintown, July 24. 1813: d. 1860; In. Nov. 30. 1836. Jan. 27. 1820: d. Dec. 23. 1863; daughter Ohio: iv. Nancy-J.. m. J. C. McNary. JAMES McNU'i"1',d. in Green town­ Mary '1'. Ladd. b. in Virginia. 1818: d. of Benjamin and Eleanor Johnson; In. and settled in Unionport, Ohio; v. Sain­ ship. about May. 1822: m. Jane : 1874 (her parents were Robert and i2d) Mrs. Jemima Garner Hines; m. uel-K.. b. in Adena. Sept. 12. 1846; in. had issue: 1. Benjamin: 2. James. d. Mary '1'.Lula. who came to Harrison (lid) June 1. 1879.Rachel Crahtree (had May 32. 1872, Mary Belle Snider. a un­ 1855; m. Elizabeth Maholrn. daughter county. about 1831, where they both issue by first wife: 1.David Turner. b. tive oi‘ Green township. daughter of of Samuel and Jane Msholm. of Cadiz died): (had issue: i. Eliza. m. G. B. Nov. 18. 1839: ii. Emanuel. b. March 22. Samuel and Hannah Snider: settled in (had issue: i. John; ll. Arthur-P., h. Couiant: ii. Thomas. h. June 22. 1841: 1843: iii. Mary-A.. h. March 25. 1846; Harrison county. 1875: served in the 1821; d. Dec. 15, 1895): 3. Joseph; 4. m. 1869.Henrietta '1‘.Hague. d. Jan. 13. m. J. H. Kent. and settled in Illinois: Ohio Legislature. 1894-98): 7. Sarah-A.. Sophia. 1888: daughter of Henry and Sarah A. iv. Benjamin-J.. b. Feb. 10. 1849: m. Thompson Woodward Hague. of Short m. H. W. Parks. of Hopedaie: 8. Joseph­ GEORGE Mcl"ECK. b. 1778: d. April Jan. 17. 1872, Margaret Warman. b. in S.. settled in Jeiterson county: 9.Mary­ Creek township: iii. Marv-Jane. in. Illinois. March 15. 1850: daughter of Emma. m. R. G. Dean. and settled in 20. 1858; removed from Westmoreland Benianiin Chambers; iv. Virsinis.—W., William and Margaret Hoffman War­ Omaha. Neb. county. Penn., to Harrison county. in. William Buchanan. and settled at man: v. Lemuel. b. July 5. 1851: vi. Ohio. in 1844; his wife b. 1785; d. April Hopednie. Harrison county). ROBERT McMlLLAN. a native of 27. 1869: they were m. Sept. 6. 1803: Lydia-A.. b. Aug. 3. 1854; vii. Caroline­ Pennsylvania, removed to Jeiferson had issue. six sons and three daughters. SAMUEL MAI-IOLM. d. at Cadiz. L" b_ Auer, 26. 1857: viii. Eleanor-.l'., b. county. Ohio. 1816. and in 1818 to Not­ of whom: I. William. settled in Union November. 1838: m. Jane ; had July 18. 1860: in. L. D. Wells. and set­ tingham township. Harrison county. county, Ohio. 11. George. b. in West­ issue: 1. Jane. b. 1776', d. March 31, tied in Illinois; ix. Kinsey-0.. b. Dec. 1833: in. James Wilson. b. 1777: d. Dec. 20. 1863: had issue by second wife: x. where he d. 1854: in. (1st) in Pennsyl­ moreland county. Penn.. Oct. 24. 1808; James-G.. b. Oct. 10, 1856; xi. Levi-IT-1., vania. Nancy Mitchell. d. 1840; Ill. (2d) came to Harrison county. Ohio. in 6. 1839: 2. Nancy, h. 1779-80* d. Oct. 13. Mary Boyd. d. 1844; to. (3d) Ellen November. 1829. and settled at Han­ 1856; in. Walter B.‘Beebe. b. 1786: d. b. Oct. 20. 1868; xii. Ruth-J.. b. Jan. 6. Moore: had issue by nrat wire: 1. John. over. thence removed to Archer town­ Jan. 24. 1836 (had issue: i. Walter­ 1811): 6. Emanuel. b. Nov. 3. 1818; 7. b. 1800: d. in Nottingham township, ship, where he d. March 24. 1886: m. Butier. in. Maria 3. Welch. b. 1822-23; Lewis, b. May 18. 1822: 8. Elizabeth. b. April 5. 1881; m. 1822. Elizabeth Pea­ (1st) Oct. 8. 1831. Jane Endsley. d. d. Aug. 10. 1891: dauzhter of Resin and May 25. 1825; had issue by second wife: cock: d. Oct. 4. 1882; daughter of Eli Aug. 22. 1852. daughter of John and Eliza Bayless Welsh: ii. James): 3. 9. Beninmin. b. Oct. 4. 1830; 10. Rachel. Peacock (had issue: L Robert-N.: ii. Jane Blaine Endsley: in. (2d) Oct. 6. Elizabeth. in. James McNutt. or Cadiz. b. Aug. 13, 1832; 11. Jared. b. Sept. 10. Thomas. 1:. June 9, 1826: settled at 1853. Mrs. Barbara Endsley (widow of d. May. 1855, son of James and Jane 1834. " McNutt (had issue: i. John: ii. Arthur­ ll. Mary. Deersville, in 1865: m. Dec. 23. 1852. John Endsley). b. 1821; d. Nov. 1. 1864: ill. Jared. Martha Ross, daughter of James and in. (3d) Mrs. Catherine A. Lyons Cald­ P., b. 1821? d. Dec. 15. 1895): 4. Marga­

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THOMAS MANSFIELD. a native of beth Hebe:-ling, a native of Maryland. 3. Jams. 13.April 5. 1797: d. Jan. 18. JOSEPH MAYES. see Family oi Eflelsnd. b. 1757: emigrated to Amer­ I’).1770; removed to Short Creek town­ 1860; m. June 27. 1822; 4. William. b. Robert Coulter. ica. and settled in Maryland before the ship, Harrison county. Ohio, about 1822. RN01‘-IUD“:removed to Westmoreland where they died. the former in 1837.the March10, 1828: 14. 5.1799: John. d. Oct. b. Nov. 5. 1884; 5. 1800:m. Septtxr d. ‘is S:u‘UEL MEARs_ b. in Iulanm May . . fl. Leah Serges. b. county. Penn.. and in 179'! settled on latter in 1854; had issue: 1. Luther: 2. Oct. 3. 1821; 6. Mary. 1:. June 28. 1802; May 8. 1786; emigrated to America and what was known as the Dorsey Flats. in Nancy; 3. Sarah; 4. John. b. in Janet­ d. March 3. 1864; 7. Harmon, b. Feb. 1. about 1790 settled at Baltimore. Md.: Jeflemn countv.oi:io.wuei-ehe d.June. eon county. Vs., Nov. 6. 1805: 5. Elisa­ 1804; m. May 23. 1898: 8. Thomas. b. removed in 1818. to Perry township. 1844 (his two elder brothers served in beth; 6. Jacob; 7. Susan: 8. William; 9. May 20. 1805: m. Aug. 14. 1828; 9. Tuseu-nwas county, Ohio. where he the Revolutionary War; his brothel­ George. settled near zanesvilie: 10. Archibald. b. Dec. 2. 1.806: d. Oct. 27. died: had issue: 1. John, b. Nov. 2. Samuel served in the War of 1812): in. Jesse. b. July 29, 1819: settled in Green 1882; in. Feb. 7. 1832; 10. David, b. Nov. 1806: 2. Alexander. b. Jan. 1. 1807: 3. MM‘? Hill. b. 1767: d. 1854: had issue. township: in. Oct. 18. 1853. Elizabeth 19. 1808: cl. Oct. 20. 1842: in. April 27. William. b. April 1. 1809; d. Aug. 3, among others: 1. William-L.. 1;. in Scarborough, daughter of Thomas and 1837: 11. Isabella. b. Sept. 15. 1810; d. 1879; 4. Catherine. 11.Nov. 23, 1810: 5. Jefferson county. November. 1810; set­ Sarah Harris Scarborough. of Green June 21, 1872; m. July 10. 1835: 12. Jane, 1).Oct. 2. 1811: d. March. 1879: 6. tled in Green township. Han-ism; township. Matilda. b. June 15. 1812; d. July 6. Robert, b. Oct. 26. 1813; settled at West °°'mlY. ‘ll 1355: In. 1840. Harriet Har­ Thomas Scarborough. father of 1813; 13. Hiram. b. Nov. 13, 1813; d. Chester. ’i‘uscaraws.s county. 1842. rah. daughter oi.’James G. Harrah (had Elizabeth Martin. was b. in Pennsyl­ Aug. 8. 1852: in. Nov. 13. 1834; 14. Heze­ where he d. July 21, 1890: 11:. (1st) issue: i. Margaret-J.. m. A. Moore: ii. Vlnil. Feb. 1. 1796: d. in Green town­ kiah, b. Aug. 21, 1815:'d. Oct. 4. 1885; 1842.Anna Eliza Thompson. b. June 7. Thomas-B.. served in the Civil War; ship. Harrison county. Sept. 4. 1867: 11:. in. Oct. 5. 1843; 15. Allen. b. in Jeirer­ 1819: d. Sept. 28. 1861. daughter of settled in lows: iii. James—i-Iarvey, d. Sarah Harris, d. July 6. 1865: had son county. Ohio. May 7. 1817: settled Thomas and Mary Amelia Mitchell 1876: iv. Mary-Ellis. m. Alonzo Hoob­ issue: 1. Charles. b. Oct. 5. 1824; 2. in Harrison county. Ohio. 1856: m. Thompson; in. (2d) Mary Mccord (had ler: v. Nettle. m. John Mansfield. and Mary-E.. b. Feb. 5. 1828: 3. Elizabeth. 1843. Mary Ann Bell (had issue: i. issue by iirst wife: 1.Elizabeth-Jane. 1:. settled in Steubenville; vi. Addie-R...rn. b. Oct. 22. 1830. m. Jesse Martin: 4. Francis-8.. b. April 25. 1845: d. June William Hall). July 29. 1843: d. Aug. 31. 1871: ii. Sam­ Marraret. b. Nov. 21. 1832: 5. Willie. . 26, 1845; ii. Martha.-J.. b. Mav 13. 1846: uel-'I‘.. b. Oct. 1. 1845; settled in Free-_ ARTHUR MARTIN. b. in Ireland. 1:. July 4. 1835; 6. Thomas. b. Dec. 12. d. Dec. 21. 1870; in. Dec. 15, 1864. Henry port. Harrison county. 1882: m. Der. 25;‘ 1771: emlirrated to America and first 1839; 7. Asbury. b. Oct. 24. 1841. Copeland; iii. Jackson-B.. b. Sept. 4. 1886.Sarah Armlnda Stewart. of Free­ settled in Lancaster county. Penn.: re­ JOHN MATTERN. removed from 1849: in. Sept. 22, 1875, Esther Devore; port. daughter of Andrew and Mary A. moved to Harrison county. Ohio, about iv. Elizabeth-D.. 11. July 13. 1852: d. Snider Stewart: iii. Robert-’i’.. b. Nov. Westmoreland county; Penn.. to Archer Feb. 14, 1855; v. Nancy-A.. 1). July 10. 1817,locating in Cadiz township, where township. Harrison county. where he 1855; in. Sept. 28. 1876. Emanuel How­ 24, 1848; iv. Mary-L.. b. Oct. 20. 1851: he d. 1826; m. in lmncastcr county. died June. 1861: m. Nancy ; had d. July 17. 1873: v. Nathan-I-L, b. Oct. Margaret Urey. a native of Pennsyl­ issue: 1. Abraham. b. in Westmoreland ard: vi. Mary-Belle. b. Dec. 2. 1857; d. 19. 1856: vi. Harriet-A.. b. Oct. 25. vania. h. 1773: d. 1356: her grandfather. county. Penn, Oct. 22. 1806; removed Aug. 15, 1888: In. Sept. 23. 1887. J. F, 1859): 7. Samuel. b. Sept. 28. 1815; 8. Georre Urey. served in the Revolution­ with his parents to Archer township, Mattern: vii. Caroline-8.. b. May 25. Rachel. b. Jan. 20, 1818: 9. Nathan. 1:. ary War; had issue: 1. Ann: 2. Mary. Harrison county. Ohio; located in 1860; d. Jan. 21. 1863; viii. Vall—A., b. Sept. 27. 1820. m. Washington Ourant. and settled in Green township, April. 1837. where he April 22. 1863; d. Nov. 27. 1886; ix. The parents of Ann Eliza Mears. Cadiz township: 3. Edward: 4. John­ . b. and d. Dec. 11. 1865; x. Orphs. (1. Feb. 16. 18892 in. 1833. Mary Brown. b. Jan. 22. 1873): 16. Marraret. b. July Thomas and Mary Amelia Mitchell H., b. in Pennsylvania; m. 1840.1-Iarriet b. April 14. 1808: d. Dec. 17. 1890; had 5.1819: d. June28. 1841. iii.Msry. IV. Thompson. were natives of county Hitchcock. b. in Harrison countv. Nov. issue: 1. Jane: 2. John; 3. Nancy-Ann; Margaret. V. Jane. Down, Ireland. where they were in. 6, 1819. daughter of Samuel and Isn­ 4. Hugh-8.: 5. Wesley: G. Alfred-S.. b. 1816; emigrating to America and set­ bella Moore Hitchcock (had issue: 1. Feb. 18. 1853: settled at Folks‘ Station. WILLIAM MAXWELL. a native of tllng in New York the same year: re­ Albert. berved in the Civil War: sett ed Green township; m. Sept. 14. 1881.Jen­ Ireland. as was also his wife. emi­ moved to Harrison county. Ohio. 1820, in Jay county. Md.; ii. Mnrmret; iii. nie R. Pry. daughter of Robert Pry. a rrated to America. and settled in Vir­ locating three miles west of Freeport: Samuel; iv. Edward: v. Jnhn: vi. rwident of Pennsylvania. who sitar­ ginia before the Revolutionary War: the former was 11. 1782: cl. Sept. 12. George; vii. Belle. m. John F. Mehollin; ward settled in Welisburg. W. Va. ii. had issue: 1. James, b. in Virginia: d. 1828: the latter was b. Dec. 20, 1780: d. viii. Jane. m. John Jamison: ix. James, John. ill. Julia-Ann. in. Smith. in Nottingham township. Harrison Aug. 17. 1865: had issue: 1. Ann—Eiiza. settled in Athens township: x. Mary, IV. Annn~Ma.rla, m Hanna, h. June 7. 1819: d. Sept. 28. 1861; in. rn. Joseph D. Clark: settled in Colo­ county. Ohio. 1868: settled in Jeiferson Robert Mears: 2. Robert 1). 1821; d. rado): 5. George. b. in Harrison coun­ JAMES MAXWELL. a native of ire­ county, before 1838. and thence re­ March 15. 1885: m. Louisa Carruthers: ty. Ohio. March 1. 1817; in. Jan. 3. 185'l. land or Scovand. emlcrated to America moved to Harrison: :22. in Virginia. 3. James. b. 1823: xn. Margaret Boles: Rachel H. Kennedy. h. 1831,in Tuna.-. and settled near Baltimore. Md: had Hannah Pollock. d. Julv 23. 1886 (had 4. Harriet, b. 1825: in. Siles Stephens: awas countv. Ohio: d. 1881: a.daughter issue: John. James. Hugh. George. issue: i. David: ii. Mary-Jane; iii. 5. Julia. 1).1827; m. John R. Frazier. of John and Matilda Kennedy. Robert. Oi!these children. James Max­ Walker; iv. John; v. Elizabeth; vi. Samuel Hitchcock. father of Han-jet well removed to Pennsylvania. where Marrnret; vii. Henry; viii. James. b. JOHN MEGAW.a native of Ireland, Martin. was b. 1188: d. Feb. 7. 1879. in he was married: had issue: in Nottingham township, April 26, emigrated to America about 1775: l-in-riron county. where he had settled 1. John. 11. Robert. 1). July 30. 1769: 1838: in. (1st) Dec. 14. 1859. Elizabeth served in the Revolutionary War. en­ 1808: m. Isabella Moore. b. 1788: d. settled near Bloomfield. Jefferson coun­ McCullough. of Nottingham township; tering the American army immediately Feb. 2. 1851: they had twelve children. ty. Ohio. 1798; m. in Pennsylvania. in. (2:1)Sarah Wiliison. of Wnshinzton after his arrival: removed from West­ among whom were John and Harriet. Deborah Wierman: had issue: 1. Rob­ township. Harrison county; ix, Wil­ moreland county, Penn..to North town­ ert. b. Jan. 20. 1794: d. Jan. 8. 1886; m. linm; x. Rachel); 2. William: 3.1~Ieni'yI ship. Harrison county. Ohio, about PETER MARTIN. a native of New June 18. 1823: 2. Susannah. b. Ana. 5. 4. Alexander: 5. John; 6. Margaret: 7. 1814; m. Jane Hamilton; had issue: Jersey, h. 1764; m. in Virginia, Eliza­ 1795; d. Nov. 7, 1840; in. Oct. 13. 1813: Elizabeth. I. John, b. in Pennsylvania. Feb. 18. 33 91 90 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEAILDGIES

1784:came to Harrison county with his Elisa-Jane: 6. Eleanor: 1. Sarah-Ann. a native of Germany; m. Mary Ann May. 1847. Thomas W. Runsousr. b. parents: settled in Archer township. in. Patterson. Long. b. in Maryland: had issue: 1. in Rumley township. 1820; d. in Jewett, Joseph. b. March 25. 1811; settled at 1880: son of John and Catherine 11. 182:. where he d. March 9. 1865; m. in JOSEPH MEHOLLIN. a native of 2. Ramsouer (had issue: i. Josiah-A.; ii. Weetmoreiand county, Penn, 1812, Ireland. of Scottish descent: settled at Jewett. Harrison county; ni. Oct. 2 Catherine Best; b. in Pennsylvania. 1838. Magdaline I-Iooblsr. b. Feb. 17. John-William: iii. Margaret-0.: iv. Bmithfleid. Jeflerson county. Ohio, be­ 1821: daughter of Adam and Elizabeth Sabeila-J.; v. Harden-Miller, settled in Jan. 31. 1789: d. Sept. 9. 1841: daugh­ fore 1800.where he died: had issue: i. ter of James Best; had issue: 1. Sam­ lawyer Hoohler (had issue: 1. Maria. Maesillon. Ohio; vi. Daniel-D.; vii. Joseph.—d.—agedsixty-live ysars:‘ settled b. May 6. 1843: in. James Aiken. of Hester-A. on. Win. Custer Edwards: uel. h. in Westmoreiand county. Pann.. in Cadis township; in. Margaret Mc­ settled in Dennison. Ohio; viii. Laur­ Feb. 26. 1813; settled in Archer town­ Jewett); 2. Andrew: 3. George; 4. Fadden. b. 1789: d. 1817: had issue. Jesse. b. Dec. 11. 1819-, d. Feb. 23, 1881; etta-F.: ix. Susan-Maria. m. Richey os­ ship; in. Nov. 13. 1834.Jane Mccombs. among others: 1. John. b. in Cadis m. 1847. Mary E. Roby. daughter of born); 8. Isabella. in. William Man­ d. July 2. 1885: daughter of James Mc­ township. 1818: d. 1900; m. Elizabeth Combs.a resident of Pennsylvania (had John H. and Sophia Roby (both b. in beck: 4. Elizabeth. in. Isaac Mocloud. McFadden (had issue: 1. Samuel, b. Maryland. 1800): 6. Daniel; 8. Susanna; and settled in Kansas; 5. Jacob: settled issue: i. Catherine-A.. b. Oct. 9. 1835: ii. Sept. 28. 1846: m. (1st) 1871. Mary '1. Samuel. in Jeflerson county. Ohio; 6. Daniel. Margaret-M.. b. Feb. 26. 1837: iii. John­ Nash. h. 1853; d. 1819; daughter of IV. Jacob. V. Joseph. VI. Catherine. C.. b. May 20. 1838: d. May 30. 1864: iv. Samuel Nash. of Caasvilie; in. (2d) JOHN MILLER. a native of Fred­ V11.Hannah. VIII. Mary. IX. Sarah. James-11.. h. May 1. 18-10:v. Samuel. b. Belle Smith. daughter of Archibald erick county. Md.; removed to Rumiey WILLIAM MILLER. born in the Nov. 10.. 1841: d. Sept. 30. 1845; vi. Smith. at Dickerson‘: Mills. Harrison Mary-Jane. b. . township. Harrison county. Ohio. about North of Ireland: emigrated to Amer­ : county: ii. Joseph: ill. Mary-Margaret. 1806. where he 11.1836; had issue: Eleanor. b. Dec. 24. 1845: viii. Sarah­ m. Leonard Rowland. of Cadiz town­ ica. and settled in Huntingdon county. E... b. Oct. 31. 1848); 2. Jane: 3. Sarah, 1. Daniel. 1).in Frederick county. Md.. Penn.. about 1789: in. Rebecca. Wylie: ship; iv. John-Findley. b. in Cadiz 1188; came with his parents to Harri-,, had issue: 1. James: 2. Samuel: 3. Joe­ 1:. in North township. Oct. 11. 1811; 111. township. March 17. 1856; 111. 1878. eon county; settled in German town-' Dec. 31. 1843. William Maxwell. of Belle Martin. daughter of John and eph: 4. Benson: 5. Margaret: 6. Isabel: North township: removed to Washing­ ship. where he d. 1854; m. 1817.Susan­ 7. Martha. d. 1878: nl. John L. Martin. Harriet Martin. of Cadiz township): 2. nah Lowrniller, b. in Dauphin county. son of John and Elizabeth ‘Livingston ton county. Iowa. in 1848 (had issue: 1. Sarah. m. William Jamison. and settled Robert, d. near Hanover: ii. John; d. Penn.. 1796: daughter of John and Martin. of Mimin county. Penn. (had in Cadiz township: 3. Margret. Ill. Catherine Lowmiller. who settled in issue: i. Rebecos-Jane. m. 1881. Lyons in Harrison cou!I,tY:1ii.William-Jamu: Harrison county before 1810: had is­ iv. Catherine-Jane: v. Nathaniel-Mm geflrge Ta:-bot.and settled near Moore­ F. Grider; ii. John. 111.Jane Johnson: Dowell: vi. . d. in infancy): 4. o . v sue: 1. Catherine: 2. Elizabeth; 8. iii. Samuel: iv. William: v. Joseph): 8. John: 5. James. b. in Archer township. MICAJAH MEREYMAN. of German Sarah; 4. John. b. Feb. 22. 1822; in. May Heater: 9. Rebeoca. Nov. 11. 1823: m. (1st) Oct. 5. 1851. descent. b. in Maryland. April 25. 1715; 1. 1849.Susannah Mikesell. b. in Rum­ ALEXANDER MILLS (whose father Elisabeth Mitchell. d. April 7. 1880: removed to Smithileld. Jefferson coun­ ley township. Feb’. 15. 1824.daughter of d. Feb. 10. 1778). was b. in county daughter of John Mitchell, of Archer ty. Ohio. about 1815: later settled in Peter and Mary A. Long Mlkesell. who Down. Ireland. Dec. 11. 1738: d. Dec. 4. township: m. (211)Oct. 30. 1884. Ella Archer township. Harrison county. and removed from Frederick county. Md.. 1815: had issue: Haverfleid. daughter of Alexander subsequently removed to Tuscarawas to Harrison county. before 1810 (had 1. John. b. in county Down. Ireland. Hsveriield. of Cadiz township. Harri­ county. Ohio. where he d. 1847: served issue: i. O.-3.: settled at Germano. Nov. 18. 1766: emigrated to America son county (had issue by iirst wife: i. in the War of 1812: m. 1811. Soy­ Harrison county; ii.Rcb:cca-Margaret: and before 1811 settled in Jefferson J.-M.. h. March 9. 1857); 6. John. b. der. b. in Maryland. March. 1785. lli. H.-A.. 11. March 8. 1851: m. 1874. county. Ohio. removing thence to Car­ in Archer township. Aug. 14. 1826: re­ daughter of Martin ' and Mary Ann Sarah C. Wood. b. Sept. 22. 1852.daugh­ roll county. where he d. April 29. 1858: moved to Cadiz township. in 1856; III. Snyder. natives of that State: had is­ ter of Ellis and Elisabeth Shearer had issue. among others: 1. William. b. 1862.Sarah Jane Christy. daughter of sue. among others: 1. John. b. in Cadls Wood. of Carroll county; iv. Andrew­ Sept. 1. 1811: removed to New Athens. William Christy. who with his wife. township. July 28. 1823: settled in B.. settled in llumley township: v. where he d. 1864: m. 1844. Sarah Ann was an early settler in Harrison coun­ Archer township: in. Mary Shivers. b. Daniel-i'l.. a minister. settled at Park­ Cannon. b. July 27. 1820 (had issue: i. ty (had issue: i. John. d. 1866: ii. in Nottingham township. Aug. 22. 1824. er's Landing. Penn.: vi. Samuel-l-1..set­ Rachel-Jane; ii. Jame-Allen; ill. Martha-Ann. d.1866; iii. Margaret-Jane, daughter of John and Elizabeth Shiv­ tled in Greensville. Penn.: vii. John-0.: Moses—Cannon: iv. John—SuIlivan: v. d. 1866:iv, Clara-Catherine; v.Everett­ ers. pioneers of Harrison county. viii. Joseph-M...settled in Washington Jesse-Lewis; settled in Kansas: vi. Grimes): 7. Jacob. h. Aug. 21. 1829; d. whence they came from Maryland (had county, Penn.; 1:. Clement-E.: x. Clay­ Mary-E.. m. Dr. J. H. Irwin: settled in Feb. 15, 1888: m. June 22. 1867.Eleanor issue: 1. Martha. in. James 3. Rogers. ton-L.; xi. Jesse-L.): 5. Henry. b. Aug. Oregon: vii. Nancy-Priscilla. in. Dr. Robinson. d. May 21. 1882.daughter of and settled at Cadiz: ii. Caroline; ill. 27. 1824: served in the Civil War: in. James A. Calhoon. and settled at Pitts­ James Robinson (had issue: i. James­ Alexander: iv. Hannah. in. George May 20,1856,E. W. Gault.h. Feh.28.1831. burrr; viii. Robert-Emmett): 2. Alex­ R.. b. May 4. 1865: ii. Minerva-R... b. English: v. Jackson; vi. Elizabeth. m. daughter of John and Nancy McKinney snder. settled in Carroll county (hid Feb. 6. 1868: iii. John-13.. ii. May 17. Lincoln Blair. and settled in Stock Guult. who settled in Harrison county, issue. among others: i. Thomas: ii. 1871: iv. Catherine. b. An". 9. 1873: v. township; vii. Jera~.miah-C. settled in in 1839: 5. Susannah; 7. Rebecca; 8. Shane). Margaret: 9. Abigail; 10. Eliza-J. ll. Lawson-E.. b. Dec. 24. 1880). Nottingham township: viii. Lafavetts: GEORGE MILLS. a native of Ireland ll. Rehecca. ix. Sarah-M.. 111.James Love. and ret­ David. 11!. John. b. 1801: settled in tled in sank Centre. Minn.: K.John). or Scotland. emigrated to America and lll. Jane. Rumley township before 1828.where he first settled in Pennsylvania. where be IV. Samuel. JOHN PETER MIKESELL. a native d. 1836: m. Margaret Lowmiller. b. 1805: d. 1878; daughter of John and m. Elinbeth Caldwell.a native of Ire­ V, Sarah. of Frederick (now Carroll) county. land; removed to Jefferson county. Md.: d. in llumley township. 1-Inrri-on Susannah Ulerich Lowmiller; had is­ VI. James. 1). Sept. 15. 1793: d. Oct. sue: 1. Mary-Ann: 2. Susanna. b. in Ohio. before 1816; had issue: 1. George; 24. 1851: had issue: 1. John: 2. James­ county. July 15. 1846. where he had 2. William: 8. John. b. Feb. 23. 1810; m. G.: 3. George-'!‘.; 4. Martha-Matilda; 6. settled in 1816; son of John Mlkeaell, Rumley township. Oct. 11, 1828; m.

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March :1. 1850.Elisa J. Henderson. b. Short Creek township: served in the I-loussr. and settled in Mercer county, i. Mary. in. Jackson Rea. ot Cadiz town­ Aug. 23. 1821: daughter of John Hen­ Civil War: in. Sept. 26. 1867. Margaret Iil.. where she died. leaving six chil­ ship; ii. Johnson. settled in Mooreiisid derson, of Joiferson county: 4. James; Jane Richey. daughter of Alexander dren; 11. Mary. in. Welling Calhoon. township; iii. Albert. 1:. July 7. 1841; 5. Jane; 8. Nancy; 1. Elisa. and Eliza Hanewsy (b. 1810: d. 1838) and settled in Crawfordsviile. Ind. in. June 13, 1867. Sarah McFadden. b. Richsy (the former d. in Muskingum May 13. 1844, daughter of Samuel and ROBERT MINTIER. b. in Pennsyl­ county. Ohio. March. 1867; the grand­ AMM1 MOORE. b. in New Jersey. Margaret Rankin McFadden): 4. W11­ Vulll. 1731. Of Scotch-Irish descent: father of Margaret Jane Richey. An­ 1787; removed to Greene county. Penn.. liam, b. Oct. 4. 1811; settled. in Moore­ removed to Belmont county. Ohio. be­ df°" 3101101.was one of the iirst set­ about 1198. and in 1817 to Mooreiisld field township; in. March 15. 1837. fore 1819.where several of his children township. Harrison county, Ohio,where Lydia Delaney. b. June 7. 1820: daugh­ were born: located in Short Creek ge‘: in Harrison county, and died he d. 1823: in. Sarah Shepard. b. in ter of John and Rachel Delaney. na­ township. Harrison county. about 1831. Pennsylvania. 1777: d. 1841: daughter tives of Delaware, who were early set­ where he d. 1810; m. in Belmont coun­ JOHN MITCHELL. b. 1774: a native of William Shepard. a native of Penn­ tlers in Harrison county (had issue: i. ty. 1819.Eliabeth Hammond. b. 1788: at Ireland or Scotland: emigrated to sylvania. who had settled in the east­ Robert: ii. Sophia. m. Robert Moore; d. 1883: daughter of Robert and Jane Amer-la. and flrst settled in Maryland: ern part of Greene county; had issue: 1. iii. Allen-D.; iv. Stewart; V. William, . Hammond: had issue: 1. Alexander: 2. removed to steuhenville. Ohio. before Rebecca; 2. Mary; 3. Rachel: 1. Elisa­ settled in Missouri: vi. Howard. set­ Joseph. b. in Jeiterson county. Oct. 25. 1816.and later located in Archer town­ beth: 5. Shepard: 6. John: 7. Uriah. h. tled ln Cadiz; vii. Lucinda; viii. Lydia. 1822; in 1854located in Bureau county; ship. Harrison county. where he d. in Greene county. Penn. March 4. 1814: m. Linard Fulton. settled in Missouri); settled in Short Creek township in April 12. 1844: III. Mary Hines, b. 1782: m. Oct. 13. 1842. Mary Ann Fulton. b. 5. Jane; 6. Margaret: 1. Mary. 1862: !II- (ht) 1846. Eleanor Campbell. d. 1850: dl-lighter of Rudolph Hines. of April 14. 1821: daughter of Philip and d. 1853:dlllthtcr of William and Ellen Cadiz township. Harrison county; use Sarah Hanna Fulton. natives of Mary­ WILLIAM MOORE. b. 1779: d. at Campbell. of Belmont county. Ohio issue. among others: 1. Robert. b. in land. who settled in Harrison county, Cadiz. 1847: removed from Westmore­ (who had removed there from Wash­ Arch" 'a0VI|Shll).Jan. 5. 1816: 5:. Jan. about 1819 (had issue: i. Sarah-A.. tn. land county. Psnn.. to Harrison county, iflsmfl 001"“-7. P31“!-H In. (2d) 1854. 2. 1845. Eliza Jane Atkinson. b. June Corbin; ll. John-F.: ill. William­ Ohio. about 1808; m. in Westmoreland Elia Jane Carrick. b. in Short Creek 16. 1823: daughter of James Atkinson. A.; iv. Hannah-M.. m. Dicker­ county. 1802. Sarah Corey. b. in New township: daughter of James (d. 1885) of Archer township (had issue: i. Jana. son; v. Albert-1).. settled in Notting­ Jersey, Jan. 12, 1783;d. at Cadiz. March and Martha Pennell Garrick (the b. Oct. 31. 1845: d. June 30. 1871; m. ham township: vi. Zephaniah: Vii. 16. 1863: had issue: 1. Mary. b. 1803: former having come to Ohio from Feb. 2. 1865.John Bigger: ii. John-R. Anderson-Wm. vill. Vincent-C.; ix. El­ d. 1882; m. William Fulton; 2.Rosanna, Pennsylvania): (had issue by flrst b. March 11. 1847: iii. James-A., b. liott—D.; x. Mary-E.). b. 1805; (1.young; 3. Elizabeth. b. 1807; wife: l. Elisabeth: ii. Martha. settled March 13. 1851: iv. William. b. Aug. 19, d. 1825; 4. Nancy. b. 1809; d. 1881: m. in Leavenworth. Ka.n.; iii. Robert: had 1853; v. Mary-E.. b. Sept. 2. 1855; in, ROBERT MOORE. b. in Ireland. William Birney; 5. Samuel. b. 1811; d. issue by second wife: iv. Sarah-Belle: (1st) Clarence Haveriield; m. (241) 1711; emigrated to America and first 1880: m. Isabel Birney: 6. John. b. July v. James-0.. settled at Oberlin. Decatur Hamilton Lisle). settled in New York City. 1793.thence 27. 1813; d. Feb. 2. 1883; m. (1st) 1836, county, Ka.n.; vi. Josephine. m. Alonzo MATTHEW MITCHELL. b. in Ire­ removed to eastern Pennsylvania. and Elizabeth McCullough. 1).1818: d. Sept. Eli. and settled in Athens township; land. where he In. Jennie McDill: um. in 1795. to Jefferson county. Ohio. io­ 9, 1858; daughter of Joseph and Eliza­ vii. Milton-8.: viii. Minerva-Jeanette; grated to America. and. about 1785. cating ten miles west from Steuben­ beth Lyons Mccullongh. of Archer ix. Osmr-Glenn): 3. Thomas. settled in settled in Washington county. Penn.; ville; about 1800 settled in Mooroiield township: m. (Zd) Sarah .l.McCullough. Musklnnum county. Ohio: 4. William. removed to Harrison county. Ohio, be­ township. Harrison county. where he d. h. 1827: d. June 14, 1374; m. (3d) Phebe d. in infancy: 5. John. settled in Bel­ fore 1808. subsequently returning to Feb. 1. 1835: in. Mary Armstrong, b. in Gray (had issue by ilrst wife: i. Sarah: mont county: 6. James. b. March 9. Pennsylvania. where both himself and Ireland, 1771: d. March 22. 1851; bad is­ ii. David-0.. a physician. removed to 1829; served in the Civil War: settled wife died; had issue, among others: sue: 1. Samuel; 2. Robert-A.. h. in Jef­ Bloomington. lll.: iii. William-A.; iv. in Short Creek township. in 1858: m. 1. John. b. April 6. 1787. in Washing. fnrson county, about 1800; d. _in Not­ Beatty; v. Mary. :11.Thoxnpzon Craig; (1st) Oct. :26. 1854. Eliu Ann Kibble. ton county. Penn.: d. 1865.in Harrison tinghnm township, 1877; m. Elisabeth vi. Alice. In. Robert Watson Darrick­ d. 1856: n1. (2d) Oct. 27. 1858. Mary county, where he had settled in 1816: Peacock. d. 1864 (had issue: i. Mary-A.. low: vii. Nancy. 111.Anderson N. Ham­ Barnett. of Guernsey county. Ohio: d. m. Margaret McGee. b. about 1790: d: m. Adams. and settled in Free­ mond. and removed to Chicago; viii. 1865; m. (3d) Aug. 16. 1866.Elizabeth A. 1875: had issue: 1. Jane, m. Abraham port. Harrison county; ii. Susannah: Joseph. 9. physician. removed to Davis. b. in Belmont county: daughter Corban. and settled near Cassville; 2. iii. Eli-Peacock. settled in Freeport Omaha. Neh.: ix. Ingram-Craig): 7. of John and Eleanor J. Israel Davis(the Matthew. settled in Noble county, township; iv. William—C.. b. April 20. Hannah. b. 1815: In. 1834. Cyrus Gil­ former d. in Jefferson county. in Octo­ Ohio; 3. Nancy: 4. Rose-Ann. in. John 1836; settled in Moorefleid township: more, son of Samuel and Elizabeth ber. 1884: the latter also died in 1884: Chamberlain. and settled in Poweshlek m. March 21. 1861. Rebeccs J. Adams, Buchanan Gilmore: 8. David. b. 1811’: the maternal grandparents of Elizabeth county. Iowa; 5. Morris. settled in b. Jan. 21. 1842, daughter of Samuel d. M70; in. Jane Clark. b. 1818: d. June Davis were Germans: her grest-grand­ Knox county, Illinois: 6. Elizabeth: 7. and Elizabeth Johnson Adams: v. 23. 1879; 9. Rachel. 12.1819; d. 1845: m. father. Robert Israel. was an odlcer in Margaret-Ann. m. John Nash; settled Eliza-J.. in. Bartlett. and set­ Samuel Snyder: 10. Sarah. b. 1822: m. the Revolutionary War); 7. Mary. m. near Castville. Ohio (had issue. six tied in Iowa; vi. Robert-Br. vii. Julia­ Ingram Clark (see Family of Roger John Hanna. at New Athens: 8. Martha, sons); 8. John-D.. b. Nov. 22. 1825.near A.. . Snyder: viii. Thomas­ Clark); 11. Alexander. is. 1824; d. 1885: twin sister to Mary. d. young; 8. Eliza­ Csdis: In. (1st) 1852. Rebecca Ham­ A.): 3. John. b. in Jefferson county. m. Mrs. Susan Craig Hanna. widow of Jane. in. James Henderson. and settled mond. d. about 1865: nx. (zd) Nov. 5. Aug. 4. 1809: d. May 14. 1874: settled in Andrew Finley Hanna, of Cadiz; 12. at Harrisville. Ohio; 10. Robert-John­ 1868. Elizabeth A. Kyle. daughter of Mooretleld township. Harrison county: Jane. 1).1827: d. 1858: m. Walter Craig; son. settled in Kansas: 11. Esther. m. Thomas and Jane McNsry Kyle. or in. Elsie Johnson. b. Oct. 6.1811; daugh­ 13. William. b. 1829; d. 1885; in. (Isl) Joseph Shepard. and settled in Iowa: German township. Harrison county ter of William Johnson. an early set­ Saunders: m. (M) Hur­ 12. David, b. Feb. 3. 1841. settled in Ohio; 9. George: 10. Sarah. in. John tler of Mooreiield township (had issue: ford: In. (3d) Purvlance. 3‘/ 94 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGKES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 95

JAMES MORRIS, a native or Vir­ daughter of Edward Wood. a pioneer; sue: 1. Elizabeth. b. 1804: ll. Dec. 5. 1852; d. Feb. 10. 1880); 5. Nancy; 6. ginia or Maryland (whosegrandparents 111.(2d) Ellen Smith. of Harrison coun­ 1881; m. 1827.John Betbel, son of Simp­ Baruch. are said to have come tron: England to ty; had issue by iirst wife: 1. Nancy: 2. son and Nancy Holloway Betbei: 2. ll. Joseph. b. in Cecil county, Md., Virginia before 1750), removed from Mary; 3. Phoebe: 4. John. b. May 4. William, b. 1808; d. July 6. 13:34; 1765; d. in Franklin township, Fayette Maryland to West Virginia with his 1816;settled in Athens township. about settled in Moorefield township; in. county. Penn.. Sept. 14, 1835; in. Ann family: had issue: 1860; in. (1st) March 20. 1846.Elizabeth 1830, Susanna Price, b. near Still­ Barricklow. b. 1768; d. Oct 16. 1845; 1. Daniel. Porter; ll. July 11, 1862: daughter of wnter. Belmont county. 1811; d. May daughter of Conrad snd Sarah Farring­ ll. Thomas. James '1‘.Porter: m. (2d) April 29. 1859. 25, 1879: daughter or John Price. ton Barricklow (see Bnrricklow Fam­ ill. James. Elisabeth Maxwell. daughter ot James of English descent (a pioneer. who ily): had issue: 1. Jesse. b. 1804: d. Jan. W. Zachariah. Maxwell (had issue by flrst wife: 1. served in the War of 1812: his wife, of 26, 1875; m. 1826, Elisabeth Galley. ll. V. John, b. in West Virginia. opposite James: ii. Elisabeth. in. Johnson Scottish descent): (had issue: 1. John; 1807: d. 1858: daughter of Philip Galley the city of Marietta. Ohio. April 4. Hughes; iii. Rebecca-Jane; iv. Wil­ settled in Morgan county. Ohio: ii. (had issue: i. Joseph. b. June 2. 1827; 1785; removed in 1813 to Cadis. Ohio, liam; v. Margaret; had issue by second George; iii. Agnes, m. Archibald Ham­ m. 1850. Rebecca Stoner; settled at and, in 1816. located at New Athens. wife: vi. Alonzo, b. Jan. 12. 1860: in. mond, or New Athens: iv. David. h. East Liberty, Dunbar township. Fay­ where he d. April 4, 1865; m. in New June 13, 1881. Laura E. Dickerson. May 10. 1837: settled at Cadiz. 1889: In. ette county; ii. John; iii. Philip); 2. Athens. Jan. 8. 1816. Charlotte Hull, daughter of J. T. Dickerson. of New October. 1866, Jane Ramsey. daughter John: 3. I-‘arrington. daughter of Joseph and Dodd­ Athens; vii. John-0.; viii. Thomas-M.. of William and Mary Ramsey [the lll. Margaret. b. 1776; d. May 25. rldge Hui! (tho tormer was a celebrated b. Feb. 1. 1862: settled in Belmont former a son of John Ramsey. one or 1851: In. James Porter, son or John Indian scout and lighter during and county; m. 1888.Mary E. Monahan; ix. the early settlers of Harrison county; Porter. of Pennsylvania; settled in alter the Revolutionary War. and was Mary-Alice; x. Morgan; xi. Sarah-J.; the latter, daughter of John Hines. also Cadiz township, Harrison county; had also one of the am white settlers in xii. Charles); 6. Elizabeth; 6. Thomas; an early settler]; v. Hugh. b. in Moore­ issue: 1. Joseph; 2. Elizabeth: 3. John: Short Creek township. Harrison coun­ 7. Hannah; 8. William; 9. Morgan; 10. ileid township. Aug. 1. 1839: settled at 4. Ann; 5. James. b. Aug. 29. 1818; d. ty; he was given a section of land in Elisa-Jane: had issue by second wife: New Athens; served in the Civil War: unm.. Sept. 4, 1898; 6. Augustus, b. Athens township by the United States 11. Rehecos.-Ann: 12. James-S. m. in Belmont county. Aug. 16. 1866. Feb. 18, 1822; d. unm., March 25. 1893. Government for services rendered in VIII. Phebe. Mary Brock Morris, native at Harrison ROBERT ORR. a native of county Indian wars; his wife was of the well­ MICHAEL MYERS. see Family or county; vi. Elizabeth-Ann. m. Dewey Tyrone. lreiand. b. 1759; d. Nov. 4. hnown Doddridge family. of Hopewell Wharton. . Lantz. and settled in Belmont county; 1857; son of Andrew Orr; emigrated to township, Washington county. Penn.. vii. Jane; viii. James; ix. Baruch­ ANDREW NICHOL. see Family of America. and in 1795settled in West­ where during Indian attacks she had Francis. b. March 3. 1848; settled in morclnnd county. Penn; removed to molded bullets in the block-houses of John Estep. Cadiz township; m. 1885.Agnes Haver­ Green township, Harrison county. Ohio. the settlements); John and Charlotte JAMES OGLEVEE. emigrated iron: iield. daughter or James and Elizabeth 1802; m. Ann Huston. a native or ire­ Morris had issue: 1. . . in in­ the North of Ireland and settled in East Hnverileld. of Cadiz township; 1:. land: had issue: 1. Martha. b. May 23. lancy, Nov. 26. 1817; 2. Alexander. b. Nottingham township. Chester county, Anna-E.: xi. Sarah-5.. m. Oscar Mc­ 1801; in. David Lindsay; 2. Esther. b July 14. 1819; d. May 18. 1824: 3. Joseph. Penn. (now Cecil county. Md.) before Fadden. and settled in Athens town­ Aug. 15. 1802: m. Henry Maxwell; 3. b. March 16. 1822; settled in German 1722 (probably a son or ‘brother of ship): 3. Hugh; 4. John, b. Dec. 10. Jean. b. April 1. 1804: m. John Max­ township; in. (1st) March 9. 1843. John Oglevee. who died in Cecil conn­ 1810; d. March 12. 1865: m. Eliza Ann well; 4. Msry-Ann, to. Sept. 6. 1806; in. Mary Brock. d. Oct. 28. 1873.daughter ty. January. 1744, leaving a wife. Hanna, b. Jan. 8. 1808; d. March 31, Matthew Hanna: 5. Miriam. b. Aug. 13. of George 3. Brock, at Belmont county; Rachel. and children. James, Dorcas. 1863; daughter of John and Ann Leon­ 1808: 5. Ziporah. b. March 13. 1809; m. in. (2d) Feb. 17. 1875. Emma Moore. and Jean): :1.1761-53; in. Sarah ; ard Hanna (who removed from Ros­ 1837. Daniel Smith: 7. Bathshebn. b. daughter 0! Cyrus Moore, of Jellerson d. May. 1753: had issue: John, Sarah. traver township. Westmorsland county, April 2, 1810; 8. Dorcas. b. June 4. county. Ohio (had issue by ilrst wife: 1. Jean. Margaret (m. Boggs). and to Cadiz. in 1814); (had issue: i. Man“­ 1812: d. Oct. 8. 1866: m. 1846. John John-A.. b. Jan. 11. 1844; ii. Mary-Eu Violet (m. Porter, ‘and had two Auu, b. May 17. 1837; d. July 21. 1874'. Reed (see Reed Family): 9. Elizabeth. C.. b. June 27, 1847; iii. George-3.. b. sons. James and John); his son. grand­ m. Samuel A. Osburu: ii. William­ b. July 7. 1814; m. Samuel Baker. Oct. 21. 1850: iv. L.-V.. b. June 12. 1854: son. or nephew, John Oglevee. died in Hamilton, b. Sept. 10. 1838: settled at d. Feb. 2. 1885): 4. Margaret. D. March Cecil county, January. 1797. leaving Clinton. lll.: In. 1867. Elizabeth A. SAMUEL OSBURN. a. native of 21. 1824: d. Sept. 25. 1845; 5. John. b. children. John, Joseph. Mary. Sarah. Craig. daughter at Walter and Jane county Derry. lreland. of Scotch de­ May 10. 1826; 6. Mary-Ann. b. May 28. Margaret. and Anne. of whom: Moore Craig; iii. John-Finley, b. May scent. emigrated to America. and set­ 1828: 1. Prudence. b. July 23. 1830: d. i. John. removed from Cecil county, 16, 1840; in. (1st) Jeanette Eagleson: tled in Westmoreland county, Penn.: March 2. 1838: 8. Philip-1).. b. May 21. Maryland. to Fayette county. Penn., m. (2d) Euphemia Eagleson; served as served in the Indian wars; m. in ire­ 1833; d. Oct. 28. 1536; 9. Charlotte, b. and thence. soon alter 1800.to Harrison an oillcer in the Civil War. and as lnnd, Susanna Garven; had issue. May 16. 1835; d. March 9. 1838: 10. county, Ohio. and settled on Bogge' Auditor oi’the State 0! Ohio; settled in among others: Elizabeth. b. Jan. 12. 1840; d. Jan. 1. Fork of Stillwater Creek. where he d. Chicago; iv. James Wilson, b. May 12. 1. Alexander. b. May 14, 1785: re­ 1866. 1815: served in the War at 1812; m. 1842; d. May 23, 1863; served in the moved to Athens township. Harrison V1. Elizabeth. Mrs. Agnes Psssmore Patterson. b. Civil War. and died from disease con­ county. Ohio, 1816; settled in Archer Vii. Morgan. b. in Maryland; re­ 1771-72; d. Aug. 11. 1853 (she had issue tracted in that service: v. Baruch­ township, Harrison county. 1829,where moved flrst to West Virginia. and by her ilrst husband. Patterson: Frsncis. b. May 20, 1844; d. June 12. he died Aug. 17. 1857: served in the thence to Jeiicrson county, Ohio, before 1. Jane. m. Adam Dunlap. and settled 1845; vl. George-Hopkins, b. April 17. War of 1812; m. (1st) in Pennsylvania. 1812. where he d. June 4. 1864; served in Harrison county: 2. Mary. m. Robert 1846; d. April 10. 1857: V11. NSBCY‘ May 10. 1808. Mary Barnes. b. 1780: d. in the War of 1812: m. (let) in West Dunlap. and settled in Harrison coun­ Jane. b. Feb. 8. 1849; d. June 25. 1855; in Athens township, Jan. 5. 1824: Virginia. Elizabeth Wood. d. 1837: ty): John and Asnea Oglevee had is­ viii. Susanna-Elisabeth. h. June 28. daughter of James and Mary Barnes.

98 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEA LOGIES 97 natives of Ireland, who had settled in tionary War; m. in Maryland. Eliza­ iancy; 16.Samuel. settled in the West: Dec. 8. 1883; m. March 20. 1888, Harriet Pennsylvania; in. (2d) Martha Rankin. beth Schlelfl. b. 1758; d. 1847; had issue, 17. John. settled in Carroll county. E. Finnioum. daughter of John Finni­ of Washington county, Penn., d. Dec. tour sons and three daughters. of JOSEPH PATTERSON. of Scotch cum. of Rumiey township); 6. James; 25, 1848; had issue by ilrst wife. among whom: descent. b. in county Down. Ireland. 7. Mary: 8. Cynthia-J.; 9. David; 10. others: 1. Samuel. b. in Westmoreiand 1. John. ‘April, 1799; emigrated with his parents Ann. county. Penn., April 4. 1813; settled in ii. Jacob. h. in Maryland. 1787: re­ to New York in 1811,thence removed to SAMUEL PATTON. a native of Archer township, Harrison county. moved.1814.toSmithneid township, Jel­ Pittsburg. Penn., and later to Harrison county Down. lrelund, b. 1761; d. Oct. Ohio; in. 1835,Elizabeth Welsh. daugh­ terson county, Ohio. where he d. 1865; county. Ohio. settling in Cadiz town­ 15, 1828; emigrated to America. but rc­ ter or.John and Jane Welsh. of scotch­ served in the War of 1812; m. in Mary­ ship. 1852,where he d. 1879; m. Feb. 14. turned to county Down in 1798. where Irish descent. who had removed from land, 1810. Mary Kellur: d. 1876; had 1822. Jemima Hoaglnnd. daughter oi he m. Jane Friar. of Scotch descent. b. Lancaster county. Penn, to Archer issue: 1. John; 2. Thomas. b. in Jsi!er­ James Hoaglsnd, of Stock township 1756; d.April 23.1841;settled at Wheel­ township, in 1822 (had issue: i. Alex­ son county. Feb. 19. 1818: removed to (had issue, eleven children, or whom: ing. F. Va...in 1803.and the lollowing ander. b. 1341; d. July 24.1875; settled Green township. Harrison county. i. J.-C.. b. Aug. 30. 1835: served as an spring settled in Belmont county, in Archer township; m. 1868. Sarah 1844: m. Oct. 1, 1844.Caroline C. Cuppy, oflicer in the Civil War; in. Sept. 7, Ohio. near the junction of Wheeling Hedges. daughter of William P. Hedges. daughter of Abraham Cuppy, a resident 1865. Mary Ann Simpson, daughter of and Crabapple Creeks: had issue: 1. oi‘Cadiz township: ii. John-W.. served of Jeilerson county (had issue: 1.Mary­ in the Civil War; settled in Cadiz John and MargaretSimpson; ii. Jam­ James. d. in Ireland. in intancy; 2. Wil­ Ann. b. Aug. 6, 1845; In. William H. 11.. settled in Cadiz township). liam. b. in ireland. 1799: d. May 2. 1873: township; ill. Jane, m. Morrison Moore­ Johnson; ii. Susanna. b. Feb. 7. 1847: JAMES H. PATTON, a native of in. Anna Clark. b. 1810; d. 1885: daugh­ head. and settled in Green township; d. June 17, 1870; iii. Evallne-R., b. Aug. ter of Alexander Clark. of Belmont iv. Martha. m. Granville Dickerson. and 25. 1853; In. James Dickerson); 3. Pennsylvania, b. 1785-6; d. Oct. 3. settled in Nooaway county. Mo.; v. Joseph; 4. William: 5. David: 6. 1860: served in the War of 1812; settled county (had issue: 1.Samuel, a Presby­ Amandl. in. L. A. Welsh. and settled in Louisa. 7. Elisabeth; 8. Nancy; 9. in Short Creek township. Harrison terian minister; d. in Detroit. Mich.; Archer township; vi. Matthew-Beatty); Edward. county, Ohio, in 1816; m. Jane Walker, ii. Margaret, m. Rev. J. P. Robb. and 2. John; 3. Mary. m. William C. Mason; !lI.Edwsrd. b. in Pennsylvania. Sept. 13. 1789; d. settled at Iberia, Morrow county. Ohio; a Pruhyterian minister; and settled in IV. Margaret. m. Miller. June 6, 1880; had issue. among others: ill. John. settled in Arkansas City. Illinois; had issue by second wife: 4. V. Elisabeth. m. 1818. Ephraim 1. John-Walker, b. 1818; d. Sept. 7. Kansas: iv. Ellen, m. Rev. Jcsfah James-D.. settled in Carroll county, Smith. 1890; in. Dec. 30, 1846. Anna Braden. Stephenson. and settled at Olathe. Ohio: 5. Rebecca. m. Ramsey, of Vi. Mary,m. -— Michael. h. ncar Cadiz. July 25. 1820; d. Feb. 10. l(an.; v. Alexander-C., settled at Scio, Ohio. 1883(her parents were pioneers in Har­ Springfield, Ohio; vi. Caroline. in. Ad­ rison county): (had issue: 1. Robert­ dison Lyle. and settled at Pittsburg. JOHN OURANT. settled in Colum­ JOSEPH PA’l'l'ERSON. b. 1791: d. 1859: removed from Pennsylvania to B.. a United Presbyterian minister, Penn.; vii. James-8.. settled at Shep­ biana county. Ohio. before 1808: m. settled in Columbus, Ohio; 11.Esther­ herdstown. Belmont county; viii. Rachel Hewett; had issue: 1. Obadiah; Carroll county. Ohio. in 1825; in. (1st) at Harper's Mills. Pennsylvania. lea­ M.): 2. Rachel-8.. b. 1826; d. Nov. 20. George-M., b. April 9, 1844; settled near 2. Matilda; 3. Harriet; 4. Washington, 1845; 3. William. b. 1831: d. 1841. New Athens; served in the Civil War; b. in Columblana county, Sept. 15. 1808: bella McMillan. b. in Scotland. 1809: in. Jan. 1. 1868. M. Louise Campbell. d. Nov. 17. 1846: in. (2d) March 27. 1849. JOSEPH PATTON.a native of Penn­ removed to Mooredeld. Harrison coun­ sylvania. removed to Rumley town­ daughter or Dr. John Campbell. of ty, about 1822. and later settled in Catherine -Adams.d. 1882; had issue by Unlontown, Ohio: ix. Calvin-W.. set­ Nottingham township, where he d. ilrst wife: 1. James. settled in Linn ship. Harrison county. Ohio, 1816, tled st St. Clairsville: x. William-1... Sept. 13. 1884: in. (let) Jan. 22. 1830. county, Kansas; 2. Margaret. m. Mat­ where he d. 1851: m. in Fayette county, settled at Fairpoint, Belmont county: Mary Martin. b. April 5, 1808; d. March thew Nickle. of Beaver county, Penn. Peun.. Sarah Burns. (1.September. 1842, xi. Sylvanus; xii. Thomas-1... settled at 20, 1866; daughter oi Arthur Martin; (had issue: i. William-P.. settled at daughter of John Burns, a resident of Fairpoint): 3. John, d. in Cambridge. in. (211) Ann Horn, 1). March 21. 1813 Scio); 3. Robenia. in. William Rutan. Pennsylvania; had issue: 1. John; 2. aged seventeen years. (had issue by ilrst wife: 1. John-M.. h. of Ashland county. Ohio; 4. Euphemia. Sarah: 3. Joseph; 4. Margaret (all born Dr. John Campbell. father of Mrs. in Nottingham township, June 27. 1831: in. John Harrison. of Harrison county. in Pennsylvania); 5. Matthew M.. b. in M. Louise Campbell Patton, was b. in m. 1852. Harriet Kennedy. b. June 1. Ohio; 5. William. settled in Morgan Fayette county. Penn., Sept. 3, 1815; in. Belmont county. Nov. 21. 1804 (his 1834,daughter at John L. and Matilda county, Illinois; 6. Mary. b. in Carroll March 3. 1844,Sarah Jane McCullough. lather. James Campbell, on odlcer ot Ourant Kennedy; ii. James-K.. b. Dec. county: in. Aug. 25. 1853. Alexander d. June 13. 1878. daughter of Samuel M. Scott. b. 1826', d. Jan. 8. 1878: son of McCullough. at Carroll county, Ohio the War of 1812, came from Cross 19, 1833; settled in Cadiz township; lli. Benjamin and Susannah Scott. of (had issue: i. Sarah—Margaret. b. Jan. Creek township. Washington county. Eliza-A., b. Feb. 20. 1835; iv. William­ Washington county. Penn.. who came 19. 1843; m. Adam Miller. and settled in Penn, and settled at Unlontown. Bel­ G.. b. Oct. 11. 1839: settled in Cadiz to Carroll county in 1861; his widow German township; 11. James. b. Oct. mont county); d. September. 1882; m. township: v. George-W.. b. June 10. settled in Solo; 7. Isabella. 111.William 23. 1844; iii. John-l-1.. b. Aug. 25. 1846; May 11. 1830. Jane Irwin. b. 1808: d. 1842; vi. Enos-13., b. Sept. 5. 1844; set­ Rogue. and scttied in Carroll county; iv. Joseph. b. May 7. 1848; d. Aug. 22. June, 1883; had issue: 1. Mary; 2. Mar­ tled at Omaha. Neb.; vii. Joseph-R. 'l‘., 8. Adam, served in Civil War: killed in 1851; v. Samuel-M.. b. April 12, 1850; garet-A.; 3. James-B.; 4. Rachel-J.; 5. b. Oct. 5. 1847; settled at Freepart‘. viii. d. Aug. 31. 1857; vi. Addison. b. May 25, M.-Louise, in. George M. Patton; ii. Mary-M., b. Oct. 24. 1851: settled in battle; 9. Thomas. d. in infancy; 10. Martha—E. Minnesota). Jane. d. in infancy: 11. Martha. m. 1852: vii. William. b. Aug. 17, 1854; d. Joseph Duty. of Richland county. Ohio: Feb. 27, 1858; viii. Fremont. b. Aug. 29. JOSEPH H. PENN. b. in England. THOMAS PARKINSON. a native of 12. John, (1.in infancy; 13. Alexander; 1856; d. March 5, 1858: ix. . b. April 25. 1813,son of Thomas and Han­ Frederick. Md.. b. 1762', removed to settled in Morgan county. lll.; had is­ March 12. 1869: d. March 17, 1859: X. nah Penn. who emigrated to America Green township, Harrison county. Ohio. sue by second wile: 14. Elizabeth. in. lda. b. Feb. 9. 1860; xi. Fremont (2:1). and located at Cadiz. Harrison county. where he d. 1838: served in the Revolu­ Dr. Cook. of Solo; 15. Jane. d. in in­ b. April 12, 1882: xii. Thomas-13.. h. Ohio; settled in _Gorman township. 35’ 93 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES

ma Lnyport. who were killed. James Sarah-M.: vii. Thomas-M.. in. Will where he d. Sept. 21. 1881; m. Nov. 6. James Cree; 2. John; 3. Mary-Ann; 4. Fitzgerald: viii. Martha-E.); 2. John­ 1834, Jane Hamilton. b. June 28, 1813: Elizabeth; 5. Martha; -had issue by Johnson was carried to Sanduskv ‘II 0» d. Feb. 8. 1878; daughter of Francis second wife; 6. Levi: 7. Harriet. prisoner. but atterwards released and Amiur. b. Dec. 11,1317; d. Oct. 22. 1819; and Ruth Hamilton; had issue: 1. returned home. Later he settled in 3. William. b. March 1, 1820; m. Martha I-‘iorella: 2. Thomas: 3. Francis-Ha.m­ RICHARD PHILIPS, b. in Pennsyl­ Warren township. Jsilerson count!» Maris Lee. daughter of ssmuel and ilton; 4. Hannah-Mary; 5. Joseph­ vania. 1772.where his parents had set­ Ohio, where. in October. 1788. his two Jane Phillips Lee (had lune: i. Sammi­ Rollins; G. William-Boyce. b. April 9, tled, having come from England before sons. John, aged thirteen. and Henry. Lee. 111.Margaret Rissler; ii. Robert­ 1849'. settled at Bower-ston; m. May 29. the Revolutionary War: removed ‘to aged eleven, while searching in the for- Lee. xn. Gertrude Riulsr; iii. Oscar­ 1870. Martha Ann Weyandt. daughter Jeitcrson county. Ohio, in 1803. where eat for their cowl. View Gill"-‘Ind by Miles. in. Elizabeth Stacey; iv. Wil­ of Abraham Weyandt: 7. Che.stinn­ he remained until 1815.and then set­ two Indians. When night came. the liam-Brummel. m. Luella Kelao: v. Ann. Edward-Wilson. ni. Hannah Deal: vi. tled in Washington township. Harrison two boy! arose. one at them secured Charles-Hilbert: vlt Juno-Hamilton: county, Ohio. where he d. December. possession of his captor's rlile. and the viii. Thomas-Newton; ix. Emma-Bol-= HENRY PERRY. b. in the Wyoming 1856: in. Comfort Davidson. d. 1835: other, a tomahawlt. with which they Valley. Penn.. about 1774; d. at New had issue: 1. Joseph. b. Jan. 14, 1803; killed the two Indians while they slept. ton; x. Rosella); 4. Mary-Ann. b. Oct. Athens, 1865; when about three years d. April 19, 1886; In. May 9. 1833. Je­ The two boys were afterwards donsted 16. 1822; in. Josiah Brown (had issue: old. his parents were massacred by the mima Johnson. d. Sept. 3. 1888.daugh­ a section or land by the Government 1. Sarah, m. Charles S. Jacobs); 5. Indians and himself carried oi! captive: ter of Griillll Johnson (see below) (had for their bravery. it being located in Sarah. b. Nov. 19. 1825. m. Milton afterwards liberated. and settled at issue: i.-Comtort-Ann. b. Aug. 24. 1834; Wells township, Jeilerson county, the Brown (had issue: i. John-Milton. in. Pittsburg: In. Sarah Franks. b. 1786; m. Warner Rogers; ii. Sophia. 1:.Sept. supposed scene or their adventure. Rachel Ann Anderson: ii. Martha-Ann. d. 1866. of Fayette county. Penn.. of 10. 1836: iii. Amasa. 1).Sept. 22. 1838; in. James Johnson had several children. m. Reed W. Anderson: iii. Henry-Clay, German descent: removed to Cadiz: (1st) June 5. 1862.Elizabeth Hogue. d. or whom: I. John. b. 1775: 2. Henry. b. 111.Sarah Martha Webb: lv. Thomas­ had inc: 1. Martin, d. in Indiana; 2. May 30. 1880: in. (2d) Feb. 19, 1885. Jan. 4. 1777.settled in Monroe county. Wood. In. Hannah Riley Jones): 6­ Henry. d. young; 3. Adam. d. young: Mary Ellen Crouch; d. Aug. 30. 1886: Ohio: 3. Grlmn. removed trom Wheel­ Martha-.1.. b. 0ct.1’l.l8Z8: in. Moniillion. 4. Eliza. :11.James Poles, and settled in m. (lid) May 26. 1886,'Eliznbeth Mean. ing to Washington township. I503!‘ Brown (died without issue): 7. Ros­ Guernsey county: 5. John. d. young; 6. daughter of William Meats: iv. Al­ 1806 (had issue. twelve children. of anna-Rebeccn. b. Oct. 17. 1831: in. Wil­ Thomas. d. young; '1. William-W.. b. medn. b. May 9. 1841; (1. Sept. 9. 1844: whom: i. Eleanor, b. 1804: m. 1831. liam Phillips. grandson or John Phil­ Dec. 18, 1823: d. Aug. 26, 1865; served lips. Sr. (had issue: 1.Joseph. in. Sarah in the Civil War. and died of disease v. John. 1:. June 14. 1843; vi. Elihu, b. John Phillips; ii. Jemima. b. 1810; d. Sept. 26. 1846; vii. Margaret. b. June 11, 1888; m. Joseph Phillipa: iii. Nancy. m. llilainan: ii. Mary. m. Harry Goodwlnz. contracted in that service: in. Dec. 18. 1819: d. April 12. 1878; viii. Joseph, b. Zara Davidson). iii. John). 1845. Elizabeth Kelley. b. Oct. 14. 1316; Aug. 19. 1851; d. Dec. 31, 1875; ix. ll. Martha, b. 179-; d. December. daughter of James and Jane Kelley; Jemima. b. March 23. 1858); 2. John. b. THOMAS PHILLIPS. d.October. 1790, 1836: m. James Ross. b. 1791; d. 1878; settled in Short Creek township (had removed to Nottingham township, Har­ issue: i. John-H.. b. Dec. 22. 1846: near Smithileld. Jeilerson county. Dec. in West Nottingham township, Chester 19. 1804. where he d. July 1, 1886; m. oounty, Pin. where about 1763-5 he rison county. 1827:had issue: 1. Rachel. served in the Civil War; m. Sept. 9. 1831.Eleanor Johnson. b. at Wheeling, in. Jane Blair. dau. of and Janet 12:.Immer Knight: 2. Deborah. m. Wil­ 18?]. Elisa Ann Jarvis. daughter of iiam Poulson: 3. Jane. in. Issac Drum­ Jacob and Eliza O'Brien Jarvis: ii. West Virginia. Sept. 6. 1804. daughter Blair; served in the Revolution in of Griiiln Johnson (had issue: i. Rich­ Capt. Ephraim Blackburn's comlllllv mond: 4. William-Phillips. d. young: James-A.. b. May 3. 1849; in. 1881. ard. b. Aug. 14. 1832: in. (lat) Oct. 1. of Col. Evan ls3vans's Battalion of 5. Mary-Eliza. d. young; 6. Thomas­ Anna Norman. daughter of Daniel and Hnmilton. m. Eliza Fulton: 7. Martha. Elisabeth Norman; lli. Albert-K.. b. 1862. Sarah Jane Jenkins. of West Chester county militia; took up land in Chester. Tuscarawas county; d. June Nottingham township. Harrison coun­ m. Thomas McMillan. and settled at Nov. 14. 1852; m. Rebecca Riley. of Deersviile: 8. Barbara. in. Beau Pum­ Clermont county; iv. Samuel-1... b. 16. 1878: in. (Zd) Sept. 18. 1879, Nancy ty. Ohio. before 1809; had issue: Wil­ Carruthers. of Harrison county; d. Iiam. John. Sarah. Mar)‘,and Rachel. 01 phrcy. 1855; d. 1858; v. William-'i‘.. b. Sept. April 10. 1888; ll. Mary. m. William whom: ill. Thomas. b. 1792: d. Nov. 23. 1871: 28. 1858; ni. Sept. 5. 1878. Josephine M. In. Elizabeth Williams, b. July 11. 1792: ' Blackburn. daughter of John and Mar­ Boyd; ill. Alfred, b. Dec. 26. 1835. in William Phillips. 1:.about 1765-6'1: d. garet Blackburn, of Franklin town­ Washington township: removed. 1873. July 18. 1854: m. before 1787. Rachel d. May 22. 1867: removed to Cadiz. to Freeport township. Harrison county; Hamilton. d. 182-. daughter of Robert Ohio. before 1820:had issue: L Adallns. ship; served as prosecuting attorney mi. Sept. 1. 1863. Rachel A. Mears. and Martha McMillan Hamilton (the m. \Villinm Welch. son of Daniel and for Harrison county: vi. Joseph-D.. b. Elizabeth Waits Welcb. of Green town­ Sept. 16. 1881; m. 1884.l.illisn Walker); daughter of William Mears. of Tuscaro­ latter born 1748;d. at Morristown. Bel­ 8. James. removed to Illinois. where he was county. Ohio; iv. Sarah. m. mont county. Oliio. March 18. 1831: ship; rcmoved to Mount Pleasant. Carver: v. Nancy): 3. Margaret: 4. dnu-rhter of John [d. 1778] and Rachel Iowa, and thence. alter the death of d. 1882; 9. Mary. m. Joseph Howell. and her husband. to Osceola. Neb. (had is­ scttled at Hopedale: 10. Sarah-J.. d. Hannah: 5. Lewis: 6. Eleanor-Ann. McMll'au. of West Nottingham town­ James Johnson. father of Griilln shfp. Chester county. Penn.); had is­ sue: 1.William: ll. Thames: iii. Daniel: young: 11. Susan. . Johnson. and grandfather of Mrs. Je­ sue: _ iv. Ross. in. Anna Sherwood: also. four LEROY PE'l"I'Y. of English descent; mima Johnson Phillips and Mrs. 1. Robert. I). about 1787; d. April 20. other children. who died in infancy): 2. settled in Washington township. Harri­ Eleanor Johnson Phillips. was a real­ 1850: m. 1814, Rosanna Mullen: had Rachel. d. unm.; 3. Martha. d. in in­ son county. Ohio. before 1830.where he dent of Ohio (now Brooke) county. issue: 1. Rachel. b. Oct. 16. 1815: In­ fancy; 4. Mary. in. Abraham Croakey. d. Aug. 31. 1882; in. (let) Keziah Tip­ West Virginia. where some time lie­ liiorris Melrath (had issue: 1. William­ and settled at Chicago (had issue: i. ton: d. 1853: m. (Zd) Hannah Hague; twcen 1776 and 1790. he was captured H.. in. (let) Thirza Chapman; in. (2d) Thomas. in. Martha Osburn): 5. Basil­ had issue by ilrst wife: 1. Henry. b. by the Indians while in camp on Mc­ Ella Cviatt; ii. Mary-E.: iii. Rosanna­ Lee-Williams. b. Aug. 19. 1824: m. Feb. Nov. 11. 1835: d. Feb. 27. 1881: in. Nov. lntyre's Creek. in Jeifereon county. in J.-. Iv. Joseph-I... 11:.Emma Opdyke: V­ 25. 1846. Mary Prltchard. d. Nov. 21. 23. 1858. Sarah J. Cree. daughter of company with two neighbors. Mcintyrs Robert-A.. m. Emma Reynolds: vi. 1896; daughter of John and Sarah

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Bromfleld Pritchard (had issue: 1. John; v. Charles-A.; vi. Harry-Gilmore. who afterward removed to Richiand Penn., 1786; d. in Cadiz township. Feb. Sink: ii. -Isabella. m. May 12. in. Alice Anderson; vil. Samuel-Er» county, Ohio; had issue: 1.. Henry: 24, 1836: in. March 81.. 1812, Elizabeth 1869. William Moseusca. or Chicago; ward. in. Katharine Jones); 2. William. 2. Samuel. b. 1799: d. Aug. 26. 1875; m. Porter, daughter of Samuel and Sarah iii. Ads-Welch, d. young; iv. Virginia. (1.young; 3. Martha. d. unm.; 4. Sarah. Jan. 10. 1820.Jane lamasters: E Feb. Burns Porter: had issue: 1. Mary; 2. Anderson, d. young; v. Clara-Anderson. d. young; 6. Samuel, (1.unm.; 6. Rachel­ 14. 1874: daughter at Isaac Leinastsrs. Sarah: 3. Elizabeth; 4. Samuel. d. m. H. G. Cass): is. William. in. (1st) Anne. d. unm.; 7. William-Welch. in. at Archer township: had issue. among young; 5. Samuel-T.; 8. Robert; 7. Elisabeth Anderson; m. (24) sang Mary E. Craig. and settled at Lincoln. others: 1. Samuel. b. Aug. 16. 1830; d. Elizabeth (M); 8. Jane; 9. Rebecca; 10. Lord. daughter of William Lord; m. Neb. (had issue: i. William-Craig. in. Jan. 30. 1880: m. Oct. 11. 1849. Antoin­ Margaret. itid) Mrs. Lucretia Hilts (had issue. by Ada Guthridge; ii. John. d. unm.: iii. ette Thompson. daughter of Gabriel Samuel Porter. a native of Pennsyl­ second wife: L Marcia); 7. John. m. Lucy. died young; iv. Cha.rles-I-‘red­ Thompson. of Carroll county. Ohio: 3. vania. b. 1765,of Scotch-Irish descent: Sarah Hilligas (had issue: L Mary. in. erlck, m. Miriam A. Parks; V.Francis); Peter; 4. Sarah; 6. Abraham; 6. Isaac­ removed with his brother. James. to Henry Cruse. Jr.; ii. Jessica. d. young; 8. Thomas. in. Frances Flags. and set­ 0.: 7. Mary: 8. Jacob. b. near Jewett. Cadiz township. Harrison county. Iii. Thomas; iv. Elizabeth; v. Katha­ tled at Chicago (had issue: 1. William­ Aug. 19. 1812: m. April. 1342. Mary Ohio. in 1802. where he (1.Aug. 2. 1369; rine: vi. George; vii. John); 8. caro­ Eugcne; ii. Sarah). Ann Hendricks. d. 1884. daughter or in. in Pennsylvania. Sarah Burns. b. line; 9. Laura. in. David Cunningham VII. William, b. 1800; d. Dec. 11. 1881: Peter and Catharine Webster Hen­ Aug. 15, 1786; d. 1830; had issue: (had issue: 1. Mary. in. John Maholm m. Mary Eliza Smith; had issue: 1. dricks, who were of Dutch descent and 1.John. d. 1831. 11.James. III. Eliza­ Sharon; ii. John. in. Mary Day Welch: George. in. Hannah Blake. and settled among the earliest settlers of Rumley beth. b. in Pennsylvania. April 1. 1794; iii. Ralph; iv. Elizabeth, d. young; v. at Berryville. Vs. (had issue: 1. Non­ township (had issue: i. Isabella. m. 0. d. in Cadiz township, May 4. 1863: m. Helen); 10. Caroline. cy); 2. Robert. in. Susan McDonald; 8. S. Dutton: ll. John-Wesley, d. 1882): 9. 1812.James T. Porter. at Scotch-Irish IV. John. d. young. William. m. Mary White. and settled at Phoebe. in. Robert Atkinson; 10. John: descent. b. near Canonsburg, Washing­ V. Jane, b. April 26. 1794: d. April 1. Wilmington. Del. (had issue: i. Ira­ 11. Nathaniel. settled at Dennison. ton county. Penn.. 1786; d. in Cadiz 1810; 11:. Samuel Lee; had issue: 1. ml in. Appiebee: ii. Willam­ Ohio: 12. Nancy. at. James Foster. and township. Feb. 24. 1838.son at Robert Martha-Maria. in. William Phillips. son etta; iii. Roberta: iv. Elizabeth­ settled in Jackson county. Ohio. Porter. who served in the Revolution­ of Robert and Rosanna Mullen Phillips, Thomu); 4. Mary-Eliza, In. Samuel ary War. and whose son, John, served JAMES POULSON.a native of Mary­ in the War of 1812. and settled at Cbsrlatown. Wat Va.: George. of Cadiz. Ohio. and removed to land. b. about 1781: settled in Cadls 2. Esther-Ann. in. William Pennell Des Molnes. Iowa (had issue: I. Marga­ township. Harrison county. Ohio. be­ IV. David. b. in Washington county. (died without issue); 3. Josiah-Parker. ret: ll. William; iii. Eliza; iv. Laura: iore 1810; in. twice; had issue by first Penn., Feb. 6. 18%: d. Dec. 22. 1885: m. m. Sarah-Wilson (had issue: 1.Edwin­ v. Beulah; vi. Murray). Theresa Stone. b. in Belmont county: wife: 1. John. b. in Cadiz township, d. 1859: had issue: 1. Sarah; 2. John­ Klrk; ii. Addison. m. Ella McCan.u; iii. VIII. Margaret. b. 1803: d. April 19. April 23. 1812; settled in Nottingham Rosella. in. James Kshoe; iv. Isaac, in. 1872; m. John Johns; had issue: 1. D.. b. Jan. 14. 1839; m. March '1. 1876. township. where he d. Feb. 19. 1863: in. Mary Isabelle Portcrileld, daughter of arsh Kehoe): 4. Jane. in. Taylor Jan. Rachel-Jane. m. Hiram Mccrcry (had Rachel Rogers. b. April 26. 1816.daugh­ ney (died without issue); 5; Rachel­ issue: i. Jessie. m. Anna Ross; ll. ter of Samuel and Sarah Lewis Rogers Alexander and Sarah Warnock Porter­ Hamilton. b. May 5. 1831: 6. Philem­ 1-ilrnm-Jackson, in. Jane McVey); 2. (had issue: 1.Samuel: ii. Elizabeth; iii. ileld, of Belmont county; 3. Mary; 4. Rebecus. 111.Joseph Lincoln Stephens Margaret. m. John Morris (had issue: i. Sarah. in. Russell, and settled James. d. in infancy; 5. Samuel-B.. h. "114 “W61 1- Emlnl. m. Edward John; ii. David; iii. Jane. m. in Belmont county. Ohio; iv. Thomas: in Athens township. Oct. 8. 1843:settled Halnm: 1L Mary-Lincoln. in. No:-vine Crolnpton; iv. Phineas; v. Sarah; vi. settled in Nottingham township; v. in Green township: in. 1864.Margaret 0- Brown: iiL Lydia-W.. In. Elmer Van­ Walter-E.); 3. Mary. m. John F. Fergu­ Matilda: vi. Harriet. in. Rogers. Dickerson. daughter oi!John and Eliza neman; iv. Jane-Lee. m. Charles M. son (had issue: i. Lydia; ii. Laura, m and settled in Nottingham township: McFadden Dickerson. Rluler: v. Elizabeth-Rutledge; vi. Alfred I-Iannum; iii. James: iv. Wil­ vii. Susan. rn. Samuel D. Edgar: viii. V. Samuel, d. Aug. 2. 1869. VI. June. 10534-ln¢0ln): '1. Samuel-Thomas. n1. Vii. Mary. VIII. Smiley, b. 1807: liam; v. Emma; vi. Cleveland). Selina-J.: ix. Evans); 2. James: settled d. in Morgan county. Ohio. 1865. Anne Wilson (had issue: i. Leonard­ IX. Mary. b. 1800; d. April. 1878; in. In Jasper county, Iowa; 3. Jacob: 4. W., m. Lydia Toilinger; ii. Frances, 11:. Jacob Griest: died without issue. Elizabeth: 5. Jehu: settled in Jasper where he had settled about 1853: in. Francis Russell; ill. Charlotte, m. Jo­ X. Elirs. in. Thomas Keatley: had is~ county. Iowa: 6. Wilson: ‘I. William: Margaret Dunn. a native of Pennsyl­ seph Brown: iv. Emma. m. William sue: 1. Thomas. m. Emma Magaw (had settled at Montpelier. Ind.; 8. Harriet: vanla. I2. 1808: d. 1875; had issue: 1. Steele; v. Rachel. 111.Ellis Nelson; vi. issue: i. Lydia. m. William Newlin): 2. 9. Mary-Ann: had issue by second Caroline; 2. Margaret. d. in infancy: Samuel; vii. William; vii. Minerva: ix. 3. Mary. twin sister to Margaret; set­ William, m. Eliza Terry (had issue: i. wife: 10.Samuel; 11. Robert; 12. Maria. tled ln Noble county: 4. Catherine. m. Anna); 8. Charlotte. 111.Caleb Conner Mary-Luella; ii. Monroe; iii. Ge:rge­ JOHN PORTER, a resident of Not­ (had issue: i. Samuel-Lee, m. Emma D.; iv. William-Thomas; v. Helen­ Samuel Marquis. 01 Noble county; 5. Stoner; ii. Mary-Susan; iii. ’I‘.—Eugene). tingham township. Chester county. or Sarah-Jane. m. John Harper. of Morgan Margaret; vi. Jane-C.; vii. Elizabeth­ of Drumore township, Lancaster county. county; 8. Samuel. settled in Cadls VI. John (211),b. June. 1797; d. May s) Penn.. had issue. among others. three township; 7. John. settled in Belmont 5. 1859; m. May 6. 1828. Eliza Gilmore. sons: Robert. Samuel. and James. of rounty: 8. Irwin. b. in Cadiz township. b. Feb. 2. 1807; d. Jan. 14. 1873; daugh. ABRAHAM Pl'l"l‘ENGI-ZR. h. in New ter of Samuel and Elizabeth Buchanan whom: Robert. settled in Washington 1854; settled in Cadiz township: m. Jersey. about 1774: d. 1865; removed to county. and Samuel and James in Har­ Dec. 25. 1888, Ida McFarland. a native Gilmore; had issue: 1. Eliza-Jane. b. Harrison county. Ohio. about 1812.and rison county. Ohlo. Of these sons: or Harrison county. IX. Nancy, d. in Feb. 22. 1829: m. 1849. Nerl A. Hanna. later settled in Cadiz township: son of Robert Porter. served in the Revolu­ b. April 7. 1827,son of John-Evans and Henry Plttengcr. a native of New Jer­ infancy. X. Irwin. b. March 8. 1814: Susan Robertson Hanna, or Mccgn. tionary War; settled near Canousburg. settled in Cadiz township. XI. Sarah. sey. of German descent; served in the Penn.; had issue. among others: James Porter. who came to Ohio with neilsville. Ohio (had issue: 1. Mary­ War of 1812: in. Susanna Osborn. b. I. John. served in the War of 1812. his brother, Samuel. in 1802.was born Eliza: ll. William-Philfipa; iii. George­ 1780; d. 1847; daughter of William ll. James-'I‘.. b. near Canonsburg. Finley. m. Alma S. Haverileld: iv. Osborn. an early settler near Cadiz. 1768; d. in Cadis township. 1836; m. .35 108 OHIO VALLEY GENEADOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 103

1801.Margaret Oglevoe. b. in Maryland. i. William-Lee. b. 1820; d. unmarried; Adams county. Nov. 30. 1806: settled in 17712:d. May 25. 1851: daughter of John ll. John. b. 1827: d. 1847; iii. Martha­ German township, Harrison county, Jane. h. Sept. 13. 1329; in. Daniel Spen­ about 1833. where he d. Sept. 6. 1384; m. Xi. Margaret. Oglevee. of Scotch-Irish elm‘-cent: had (1st) 1828.Ann Dsrr, of Jefferson coun­ William and Rebecca Smith. parents issue: 1. Joseph; 2. Elizabeth: 3. John: cer; iv. Sarah. h. July 29. 1831.;in. Wil­ of Rebecca Smith Ramsge. had issue: 4. Ann; ii. James. b. Aug. 29, 1818; d. llnm V. Keepers, of Uhrlchsville, Ohio: ty; d. 1832: In. (2:1) 1832.Eleanor Moor­ Raniass: 2. John: unm.; G. Augustus. b. Feb. 18. 1822. d. v. Jesse. b. Dec. 11, 1830: removed to heed.daughter of Williamand Elizabeth unm. Gllpin (eunty. Colo.. in 1359.and thence Scott Moorhesd (the former a. native of 4. James; 5. William; 6. to Leavenworth. Kan.; vi. Clara-J.. h. Virginia, of Irish descent): (had issue Robert; 7. Steel; 8. Washington; 9. ’ JOSIAH PRICE. a native of Wales. December. 1834; in. Thomas J. Forbes. by first wife: i. , d. in Infancy: Smiley. of Coshocton. Ohio); 3. Nancy. b. Oct. . . d. in infancy; iii. John-N., d. emigrated to America and settled in aged eighteen years; had issue by GEORGE RAMSEY. a native of Ire­ New Jersey before 1768; in. Mary 2'1. 1804; d. Sept. 6. 1897: in. Chauncey second wife: Iv. Andrew. d. in infancy; land. emigrated to America and settled Frazier; had issue: 1. James. Ii. Ben­ Dewey (for issue. see Dewey Family); in Washington county. Penn.: m. (let) jamin. b. In New Jersey, Dec. 12. 1768: 4. Maria. b. April 3. 1807; in. William v. Elizabeth, d. aged twenty-ave years: settled in Jefferson county. Ohio. before Lee (had Issue: 1.James; ii. Emma; iii. vi. Lswis—B..b. Feb. 16, 1839; in. Jan. 8. ; in. (2d) Leeper. d. used Albert; iv. William: v. Elizabeth. 11:. 1861, Maria V. Sanders. daughter of ninety-nine years; had issue by iirst 1805; d. Sept 18. 1853: m. Catherine wife. six children. among Whom: Beebcut. b. Sept. 5. 1766; had issue. Samuel Hilles. of Barneiiville, Ohio): Joseph and Elizabeth Oliver Sanders. among others: 1. Joel. b. in Jeiferson 5. Benjamin. b. Nov. 3. 1800: in. Mary both of whom settled in Ohio. 1830: the I. John. b. in Washington county. county, Jan. 9. I805; removed to Frank­ Deardorff (had issue: 1. Sarah; 11. former a native of England. the latter 1781: removed with his family to lin township, Harrison county; in. in John): 6. Eliza. b. Feb. 4. 1812: in. of Scotland; vii. Ruth: viii. Sophia: ix. Green township: served as Lieutenant Jefferson county. May 24. 1836. Sophie William Houston. of Wheeling. West Mary-ii‘...in. James Bosley. and settled of Captain Allen Scroggs's Company of Leas. a native of that county. daughter Vs. (had issue: 1. Sarah. d. unm.: ii. in Springfield. Ohio). Col. John Andrews’ Ohio Militia in the of Jacob and Elizabeth Zimmerman William, in. Mason): 7. Sarah. b. War of 1812,and died in that service. at Lens. of German descent. who removed Aug. 11. 1814; d. 1820: 8. Isabella. b. WILLIAM RAMAGE. of Scottish Lower Sandusky. Ohio. 1812: in. 1800. from Adams county. Penn. (had issue: Jan. 18. 1817; d. 1849: m. Samuel Doug­ birth or descent: settled on Wheeling Nancy McLaughlin (who m.. 2d. 1818. i. Jacob-Lens. b. Sept. 13. 1837: ii. Cath­ lass (had issue. both married. and liv­ Creek. Wheeling township. Belmont James Lyons. a resident of Jefferson erine. b. Sept. 30. 1839; iii. Wllliam-H.­ ing in Chicago: 1. Sarah: ii. Ella); 9. county. Ohio. before 1800: had issue: county. their daughter. Elizabeth, mar- ‘ II.. b. Oct. 14. 1841: iv. Elizabeth, b. Clarissa. b. Aug. 10. 1819: d. Dec. 18. William. settled in Moorefleld rying ——Gladman. of Franklin town­ Nov. 4, 1843: V. Sarah-J.. b. Oct. 29. 1837; 10. Sarah-Jane. b. Oct. 7. 1821: m. township. Harrison county. ship. Harrison county): had issue: 1. 1845; vi. Benjamin-F.. b. Oct. 20. 1817: George Anderson. of St. Clairsvilie. I]. John. b. April 7. 1788: settled in Hugh; 2. George; 3. John. b. June 23. in. 1877. Mary Barkley. daughter of Ohio (had Issue: I. William. m. Alice Mooreiieid township: in. (1st) Esther 1805: in. (1st) May 24, 1827. Relieccn Mc­ Andrew and Ilebecca Welch Barkley; Russell; ii. Clara. m. S. W. Dodds; ill. Bell. d. 1815: In. (2d) Elizabeth Luf­ Curdy; d.Feb.12.I83.'i,daughter of John vii. George-W.. b. Dec. 3. 1849: d. Oct. Margaret): 11. Rehecca. 11. March ‘I. ferty. b. about 1808: had issue by iirst Mccurdy. of Cadiz: m. (Zd) Jan. 7. 1829. 28. 1854: viii. Leonard. b. Aug. 23. 1852: 1825; m. John Hamilton. of Cadiz (had wife: 1. William, b. Jan. 8, 1813; d. July Mary Barr, b. July 22. 1817: d. Nov. 11. ix. John-L.. b. Dec. 30. 1854: m. 1887. issue: 1. Sarah. m. Beniamin Funk: ii. 29. 1888; in. Rebecce Smith. b. in Bel­ 1889,daughter of John Barr. of Carroll Alice Cummings. daughter of Stephen Mary, in. Andrew Wilson; iii. Alice. m. mont county. April 1. 1816.daughter of county. Ohio (had issue by iirst wife: i. Cunirninss: x. Mary-M.. b. Dec. 28. Josrph Dalhey: iv. Eleanor. in. William William and Rebeccn Smith. who set­ Ebenezer. settled in California; 11. I859). Ill. Josiah. lV. Mary. V. Mar­ Anderson: v. Isabella. m. H. V. Moore: tled in Belmont county, in 1805.having Thomas-Vincent, in. Sarah Patrick, and garet. VI. Phebe. VII. Jeanette. vi. Elizabeth. in. Charles H. Pierson: come from Allegheny county. Penn. settled at Mount Vernon. Ohio; iii. vii. Ernest): 12. Mary. b. Sept. 29. 1827; (had Issue: i. Thomas-L.: ll. Esther-A.. Samuel, b. July 13, 1832; d. Sept. 18. JOHN PRI'l‘CHAIl.D or PRICHARD. d. Nov. 27. 1896: in. Basil Lee Williams b. July 24, 1837; in. Nov. 3. 1853. Harri­ 1872: a Presbyterian minister; settled was born in Wales. 1775 (son of Jesse Phillips. of Cadiz and Chicago (had Is­ son Kirkpatrick. h. in Athens township. at Tarentum. Penn.; in. June 28. 1884. Pritcliard. who was born in 1750): emi­ sue: 1. Elizabeth; ii. Adeline: III. Vir­ Harrison county. Oct. 27. 1822: settled Nancy J. Randolph: had issue by secind grated to America with his father. 1785. ginia-Jane-Anderson: iv. Mary-ism in Moorefleld township: iii. John-C-I wife: iv. William-Marshall. in. Mary settling at Frederick. Maryland. bella. III. 1869. William Mosebnck. of iv. William-S.; v, Sarah-11.: vi. Mary­ Elizabeth Howell; v. John-Bnrr.b. June whence. in 1795.he removed to Union­ Chicago: v. Clara-Anderson. in. H. 0. M.. in. Jackson. and settled at 20, 1841;served In the Civil War; killed town. Fayette county. Penn.. and from Cats. of Chicago). Jackson. Micb.; vii. James-0.; viii. in battle at Perryville. Oct. 8. 1862: m. there to Cadiz. Ohio. In 1807: (1. June Robert-B.; ix. Joseph-B.): had issue by 1862. Anna Vermilllon: vi. Nancy­ 28. 1844; in. Feb. 7. 1798. Sarah Reezon ANDREW RALSTON. b. in Adams second wife; 2. Samuel; 3. Louise; 4. Ellzabeth. m. John Vermilllon. and set­ Brcmfleid, b. Jan. 7. 1782: d. Sept. 15. county. Penn. 1753.of Scotch-Irish de­ John. tled ln Jefferson county: vii. Margaret­ I877: daughter of Captain Beniamin scent: his father. mother. sister. and III. James. d. March 11. 1849. Rehecca. in. John Lease. and settled in (1715-1824)and Mrs. Mary White Brom­ brother were killed byIndians inAdams IV. Joseph. settled at St. Clairsville. Green township: viii. Mary-A.: ix. iisld (or Brounfleld): had issue: 1. county, in 1761.one sister (who after­ Belmont county. Jennie. m. Samuel F. Dlrney): 4. Mary; Mary, b. May 18. 1800: d. May 13. wards married and settled at Pitts­ V. Samuel. 5. Samuel: 6. Nancy, d. Nov. 22. 1889. in 1825'. in. 1816. Daniel Kilcore. d. burg) and himself escnpin-: the ma!­ VI. Archibald-C.. b. Oct. 12. 1808: set­ Colorado. ni. Maxwell: George 1850 (had issue: i. Narcisszi. m. sacre: served in the Revolutionary tled in Smith township. Belmont coun­ Ramsey had issue by second wife: ll. Charles Panlnon. of Pittsbur-:: ii. War: in. in Adams county. Sophia Wal-> ty: served as a member of the Ohio David. b. Jan. 6. 1792; d. July 31. 1852; John-P.. in. Mary. dauvhter of Rev. terrneyer, a. native of that county: Legislature. and as ii member of the in. Mary Ann . b. April. 1797; d. Alexander Wilson. of Cadiz and Phila­ Andrew removed to Jefferson county. State Board of Equalization. An". 17.1875: had issue. among others: delphia): 2. Jesse. b. July 3. 1802: d. Ohio. in 1814. where he d. 1827: had is­ VII. Elizabeth. I. Matthew-J.; 2. David: 3. William-L.; 1835; m. 1825.Jane S. Lacey (had issue: sue. among others: 1. Lewis-W.. b. in VIII. Jane. -1.Moses. III. Nancy. IV. William.

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JAMES RAMSEY. b. in Ireland. township; 4. Abram: 5. Mary, in, Wu. b. Jan. 22. 1801: d. 1870; daughter of May: 3. William-P. IV. Sarah, in. about 1744: emigrated to America. with llam Ramsey. John Lyle (had issue: 1. Elizabeth. b. David Tiiompson. V. James. his Barents. and settled in York coun. Jan. 21. 1821: d. Feb. 14. 1880: ii. Sam­ SAMUEL RAMSEY. see Family at JOHN REAVES. b. in Norfolk coun­ 7-Y.Penn.. about 1756: settled in Wash­ Philip Fulton. uel. b. July 19. 1823; d. September, 1845-. ty. Vii... 1740: had issue: inston county. 1802. where he 11.1337­ sir iii. John-L.. b. Oct. 16. 1826: m. 1849. I. John. settled In Harrison county. served in the Revolutionary War; his AVID RANKIN. emigrated from Elizabeth Campbell: iv. David. b. May wife. whom he in. in York county. was the north of Ireland. and settled in 30. 1829: d. September. 1846: v. Wil­ settled in Harrison of Scotch-Irish descent; had lssug Frederick county. Virginia, about 1733,. llam. b. April 4, 1832: vi. Jane. b. March county. Ohio. among others: ' 50; d. near Winchester, Va.. 1768; lei"­ 24, 1834: vii. James. b. Sept. 2. 1836; in. III. James. b. in Virginia. Aug. 4. l. William. b. in York county. Penn,; ing a widow. Jennet. and children. (1st) 1864. Elizabeth F. Barnes: d. 1776: removed to Harrison county. removed with his parents to Washing­ Daiiid. William. Hugh. and Barbara: of 1870: m. (211) 1880. Margaret E. For­ about 1811.and subsequently settled in ton county. in the same State. where he these: William Rankin. b. about 1720; sythe. of Buri:ettstown.Peiin.): 2.John. Freeport township. where he d. Jan. 3. h. April 4. 1798: d. April. 1866: 3. David. ifiesided until 1837; thence removed to d. 1793: m. in Virginia. Abigail Tessie: 1851: m. in Virginia. 1801. Sarah How­ °m“"i““Ti '»°‘"i8i|iD.Harrison coun­ removed to Mount Pleasant township. b. Feb. 15. 1800: d. July 27. 1855: 4. ell, b. Nov. 20. 1775: d. June 28. 1856: ty. Ohio. where he d. 1866.aged sixty. Washington county. Penn.. 1774. and Matthew. b. Feb. 15. 1802: d. J unc. 1880; had issue: 1. John. b. Dec. 15. 1802: 2. six years: served in the War of 1812; purchased 1.600acres of land on Rag­ 5. Matilds, b. March 22, 180-1;d. Febru­ Nancy. b. Oct. 10. 1804; 3. Lydia. b. Dec. 111-MaryAnderson. daughter of Robert coon Creek: had issue: ary. 1875; 6. Samuel. b. June 3. 1806; d. 27. 1805: 4. Jesse. b. April 20. 1801; 5. Anderson. of Washington county, I. David. in. and remained in Vir. May 27. 1834; 7. Abigail. b. October. Winifred. b. May 1. 1809: 6. Elizabeth. ginla. 1808: d. Nov. 17. 1892: 8. James. b. §enin.. had issue: 1. James: 2. Robert. b. Nov. 30. 1810: 7. Hallowoli. b. April - H iown. 1889: 3. William. b. in II. William. m. and remained in Vir­ March 21. 1811; d. July 27. 1887: 9. 30. 1813: 8. Sarah. h. Auc. 17. 1815; 9. Washinrton county. May 1, 1817- 59;. glnla. Stephen. b. Aug. 20. 1813: d. February, James. h. April 28. 1818; settled in tied at Cfldll. in 1874: m. 1340. Mary m. Zachariah. «'1.1785-86. mm the 1877; 10. Jane. b. Feb. 6, 1817. Washington township: in. July 2. 1841. Hines. a native of Harrison county. bite of a mad wolf; in. Nancy» ­ Susan Clark. of Ereeport township dau<.vl:terof John and Rebecca Dickens had issue: 1. , 12:.Jesse woods. JOHN REA. b. 1771-2; d. Feb. 12, (had issue: 1. Matthew-C.. b. 1842; III. Hines (had issue: 1. John. b. 1843; IV. Matthew. 1855: son of Joseph and Isabella Rea. Dec. .71.18138.Mary E. Rogers. d. April served in the Civil War; killed at the V. John. 11.April. 1788; in. Rebeccg of Tully. Ireland; emigrated to Amer­ 30. 1874.daughter of Thomas Rogers; battle of Spottsylvania Court House, ; had issue: 1. James: 2. Mary. im about 1790. and iirst settled in ii. Joshua; iii. Harrison; iv. Martha-1.: 1804: ll. James. settled in Texas: ill. VI. James. killed by the Indians Washington county: organized the v. James-F., in. Feb. 3. 1886, Ann: Willinm-Robert. settled in 'l‘exas- iv. while on a return trip from Kentucky Presbyterian churches of Beech Spring, Lelnard. daughter of Alexander and 1"-‘Mfi|"50n.settled in Texas; v. Adder. to Pennsylvania. Crabapple. Nottingham. and Cadiz: in. Mary Leinard. of Washington town­ ron-Deacons. settled in Texas: vi_ Vii. Thomas. b. in Virginia. 1760; d. 1793,Elizabeth Chrlsty, of Washington ship. Harrison county). Jrnni-1. in. David 0-zlevee: vii. Phllene; May 12. 1832; removed to Moorefieid county. Penn.; settled In Green town­ IV. William. settled in Harrison Viii- Mary. (1. in infancy): 4. Thomas. township, Harrison county. about 1805; ship. Harrison county. Ohio. 1803; county, Ohio. settled in Coshocton county. Ohio; 5. served in the Indian wars of the bor­ had issue, nine children. of whom: V.Thomas. :ett'ed in Harrison conn­ John. b. Nov. 4. 1823: in. (1st) March der: in. Nancy Foreman; had Issue: 1. I. Joseph. b. in Hopewell township. ty, Ohio. 16. 1847. Sarah J. Hines, a native of James. b. in Washington county, Dec. Washington county. Penn.. Sept. 20, Nottimrlaani township. d. 1865; dgugh­ 22. 1784; settled in Athens township. 1796: d. April -, 1862: in. Sept. 22. 1818, ARTHUR REED. b. 1791: d, May 12. ii‘?of Isaac and Sarah Patterson Hines. Harrison county; served in the War of near New Athens, Jane McConnell. b. 1859:a native of Pennsylvania: settled in. (2d) JSG5.Emily Ford. b. in Harri­ 1812; in. Dec. 15, 1809. Hester Early. b. 1800: d. 1859; daughter of John and in Archer township. Harrison county. son ccuntv. 1825: :1.about 1880: In. (lid) near Chartlers Creek. Washington Mary McConnell. the former an early Ohio. 1810; had issue: 1. John. b. June 1882. Angeline Hines. b. Oct. 31. 18211. county. Penn.. May 31. 1793: d. March settler in Harrison county; had issue: 6. 1818: d. March 18. 1884: settled in daiizlitcr of Abraham and Hannah 29,1874 (had issue: 1.Jane; 11.Thomas: 1. Elizabeth. in. John Laiferty. and set­ Green township: In. March 3. 1846. Carson Hines (had Jesus by first wife: “L Mflffiafett iv. Nancy: v. Sarah; vi. tled in Cadiz township; 2. Mary. in. Dorcas Orr. b. in Green township. June i. Isaac-I..: ii. Mary-FL: iil. William-B.. William. b. in Athens township. March Samuel Dunlap, and settled in Notting­ 4. 1812 (had Issue: 1. Robert-W.. b. ii. March 14. 1852: settled in William­ 12. 1822: d. Jan. 3. 1864: m. Nov. 27. ham township; 3.John. settled in Kan­ May 17. 1848; in. Elizabeth McClellan; .-on I-minty_ '1‘:-nn.: iv. John-ii. b. Dec. 1856. Mary Dunlap. daughter of John sas; 4. Andrew-Jackson. h. in Moore­ dauehter of William and Eve Rinehart W. 185?: Settled in Cadiz township; v. Dunlap; vii. Matilda; viii. Israel. b. field township. Nov. —. 1826: ‘in. 1856. McClellan; ii. Elizabeth-Ann. b. 1850: .iiime~s-P.. iI- Pelt 5. 1856: settled in Nov. 20. 1830; in. Aug. 18. 1870. Sarah Mary Moore. daughter of John and d. 1853): 2. James; 3. William; 4. Nan­ 1'-‘reoport township‘ vi. Harvey-C.. b. Dickerson: d. Aug. 29, I886: daughter Elsie Johnson Moore, who were of cy; 6. Ellen; 6. Margaret; 7. Mary­ April 19. 1859; vii. Robert-F‘.. ii. Oct. 6. of Adam Dickerson): 2. William: 3. Scotch-Irish extraction. coming to Har­ Anne: 8. Catherine; 0. , m. Lem­ i861‘. viii. Martha-A.. b. Nov. 25. 1863): David: 4. Jane: 5. Nancy. rison coiintv shortly after 1800; settled uel Halc. of Bloomfield; 10. , in. 8. Sniuuelz 7. Ivlorwiret, in. B. S. Ford; VIII. Mary. in Cadiz toivnshii) shortly after his Alexander Dennis. and settled in In­ 8. Mary. in John Mahzinna; 9. Jane. IX. Abigail. tn. William Campbell (?i marriage (had issue: i. Martha-Eliza dluna. John Hines. b. 1778: (l. 1871: fntlier X. Jesse. cl. in Pennsylvania. bath. in. George Holllday, of Moorelleld at Mary Ramsey. m. 1807. Rebecca XI. Samuel. h. in Winclinster. Vir­ township; ii. Elsie-J.: iii. Joseph. d. ADAMRITCHEY. of Sco‘ch-Irish de­ Dickens or Deacons. d. 1859: roinoved ginia. Jul_v 18. 1769: d. October, 1820; aged fourteen years: iv. Lenora; v. scent, emigrated to America and set­ from Pennsylvania to Harrison county. 111.Jan. 7. 1796. Jane Mcconahey. b. John-M.); 5. Martha: 6. William; 7. tled in York county. Pennsylvania. settling in Ciidlz: had issue. ffllirteen Feb. 18. 1775: d. July 20. 1869: had is­ Joseph. II. William Purdy. b. 1810: <1. before 1750; m. in Pennsylvania: had children. smom: whom: 1,.}'erem1l1h: 2, sue: 1. \VllIIam. 1).Nov. 24.1756: d. Jan, 1846; in. June Hanna. III. John. in. issue: John. Thomas. Isaac. William. David; 3. James. settled in Nottingham 13. 1884; in. Dec. 16. 1819. Nancy Lyle. Sarah Daniels; had issue: 1. Martha; 2. David, Andrew: the nrst four named 37 106 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEIALOGXES 107 served in the Revolutionary War: lease land. b. 1769; d. in Cadls township. Dec. 27. 1830. where he settled 1509; of 4. William-P.; 5. Mary-E.; 0. Thomas­ and William died in that service. Sept. 29. 1824. where he had settled in British descent. his parents having FL; 7. Martha. tn. Thomas McMil'an: 8. Andrew Ritchcy, above named. was 1805; rn. Mary Clltlord. b. in Ireland. come to America early in the eigh­ Barbara. in. Beall Pumphrey; hadissue b. 1768.in York county; removed about 1771: d. Aug. 12. 1823: emlzrated to teenth century: settled in Jefferson by second wife: 9. Eliza. m. George 1780 to Washington county. Penn.. America. and lint settled in New York county, in 1808.removing to Lee's Run. Oglevesz 10. John-1-1.: 1.1.Jame:-N.: 12. where he d. 1838; m. in York county. City about 1795. removing thence to in Harrison county. :1 year later-. in. Rebecca. 111.Anthony Blackburn; 13. Ann Campbell; d. 1834; had issue: Harrison county: had issue: Susanna Barrett. b. in Maryland. July Sarah, I11.William Nash. 1. David. 1. Margaret. m. Milllken, of 30. 1752: d. Dec. 27. 1830; had issue. eleven children. the youngest or whom: JOHN ROSS. b. in Ireland. Sept. 13. ll. John. b. in York county. Dec. 8. Allen-county. Ohio. 1750; d. Sept. 8. 1833: emigrated to 1778; removed with his parents to 11. Mary. in. James 1-Iaverlield. cf I. John. b. in Maryland. 1795: d. 1878. Pennsylvania. and thence removed to Washington county. Penn.; settled in Harrison county. in Cadiz township: in. Sept. 28. 1815. Harrison county. Ohio. about 1804,set­ Short Creek township. Harrison coun­ Ill. Jane. In. Joseph Watson. of Har­ Nancy Lemnsters. b. near Hop-.dale: d. tling within four miles or Cadiz: in. in ty. Ohio. 1807. where he d. March 24. rleon county. 1869: daughter of Isaac and Jane Le­ Pennsylvania, Charlotte I-latcher. d. in 1852: In. Jan. 10. 1309. Mrs. Elizabeth IV. Samuel. rnasters. early settlers in Jeflerson and Harrison counties: had issue: 1. Wil­ Morgan county. Ohio: had issue: Brown Patterson. b. in Pennsylvania. V. John-M.. h. in Cadiz township. I. Adam. b. in Pennsylvania; settled 1781: d. Nov. 11. 1869: had issue: Nov. 2. 1808: ll. Jan. 30. 1897: m. 1834. liam. b. in Cadiz township. Dec. 14. in Cadiz township: served in the War 1. David. b. Aug. 26. 1810: removed to Anne Gilmore. h. 1817::d. 1880; daugh­ 1817; in. June 21. 1838.Maria Adams. d. of 1812:d. in that service at Sandusky. Mercer county. Ill.. 1845. where he d. ter of Robert and Elizabeth Collins July 24. 1881. a native oi Harrison Ohio: m. in Pennsylvania. Susannah June 19. 1841-; m. Feb. 11. 1840. Susan Gilmore; settled at Cadiz. in 1877: had county, dauuhter of Thomas and Char­ Rowe. h. 1778: d. 1848: had issue: 1. Bossy (had issue: i. Mary-Ann. b. Dec. issue: 1. Mary. to. Samuel McFadden: ity Blair Adams (had issue: 1. James­ John: 2. Adam; 3. George. twin brother 22. 1340: ll. John. b. Sept. 15. 1342; iii. 2. Ruth. m. Craig Gilmore. and settled Blrney; settled at Cadiz: ii. John­ to Adam: settled in Missouri: 4. Caleb; George. b. Jul! 28. 1844: iv. Elizabeth­ in Illinois: 3. George: 4. Eliza-Jane. 111. Thomss. settled at Newark. Ohio: iii. Isabella-Jane. m. John Ereeburn: iv. 5. Joseph: 6. Aaron. twin brother to Jane. b. Feb. 23. 1843): 2. Mary-Ann, 1). Samuel McFadden. and settled in Joseph. b. in Cadiz township. July 3. Dec 11. 1813: d. in Illinois. 1812; m. Cadiz township; 5. Arabella. m. James William-Plnckney: v. Albert-Lawson: McFadden. and settled in Cadiz town­ vi. Nancy-Ellen, in. A. B. Cutshali. and 1811: in. June 16. 1853. Nancy Harper. Jonah Nlcholls (had issue. four chil­ it native of Harrison county. daughter dren): 3. John-P.. b. Jan. 7. 1816: 4. ship: 6. Thomas-J.. b. July 5. 1845; settled in Stock township: vii. Bailey­ "of Samuel and Cassandra. Cox Harper, William. b. May 24. 1821: m. 1860. Jane served in the Civil War:_ m. 1868.Mar­ Sumner. settled at Sclo). both of whom died in Cadiz township. Leach. of Green township. Harrison ruret McFadden. daughter of Samuel WILLIAM ROGERS. b. in Maryland. 11. William. III. John. iV. James. county. Ohio.daughter of James Leach. Mclfiidden. of Cadiz township (who d. Nov. 20. 1198; son of Joseph Rozcrs. V. Hannah. V1. Eve. V11. Susannah. a pioneer in Harrison county. who d. 1863): 7. Robert-Gilmore. m. Susan C. who settled in Cadiz township. Harri­ b. 1798: d. Aug. 31. 1889. rn. Miles Tip­ 1860 (his wife (1. 1866). Dickerson. and settled in Missouri; 8. son county. Ohio, 1808; removed to Not­ ton. Vlll. Mary. 111. Andrew. b. Oct. 2. 1173; a. in Samuel. settled in Cadiz township; 9. tinrham township. in 1856. where he Short Creek township. May 30, 1359_ Martha. In. 1816. Charles Oshurn. son d. April 28. 1863; in. Susan Carson. b. ROBERT ROBERTS. b. in Brooke where be had settled in 1803: m. (130 of John Osburn. of Archer township. Aug. 14. 1803: d. May 25. 1844: had lac county. West Virginia. 1790: d. in Ger­ Nancy Trlnnel. of York county. Psnn.. Vi. Sarah. in. (lat) Nimrod Wager-: rue: 1. Snydonia. b. Nov. 5. 1823: d. man township. Harrison county. Ohio. b. 1780: d. 1314; in. (2:1) June. 1818. in. (2d) John Weaver. March 12. 1856: 2. John-3.. b. May 18. 1834.where he had settled in 1827: was Marnret Boggs. of Belmont county. Vii. Thomas, settled in Cadiz town­ 1825; 3. Jesse-B.. b. April 24. 1828: 4. one of live children. via: Samuel. Alex­ county. Ohio. b. June. 1194: d. Jan. 20. shin. Hannah. b. April 24., 1830: (1. Feb. 4. ander. William. Robert. Mary: in. 1817. 1861: had issue by ilrnt wife, seven Vill. Nancy. m. John Haveriicld. and 1811: 5. Nancy-C.. b. sent. 17. 1832: 6. Ruth Atkinson. A1.1885. daughter of children. and by second wife. eleven srt‘led in Cadiz township. William-1<‘.. b. Oct. 28. 1834: 7. Calvin. James Atkinson. a resident of German children. among whom were: 1. Alex­ IX. . d. in infancy. b. in Cadiz township. Jan. 19. 1837: set­ township: had issue: 1. William: 2. ander; 2. Jane: 3. Griselda-Ann. m. X. . d. in infancy. tled in Nottingham township; m. Sept. Thomas; 3. George: 4. Mary: 5. James­ Hugh B. Hawthorn: 4. Hannah. m. GEORGE RIPE. b. in Pennsylvania 29. 1859. Mary E. 1-‘inical. h. in Cadiz Rovs. b. at Annapolis. Ohio. May 20. Bell: 5. Elizabeth; 6. Hester: 7. township. Nov. 10, 18:43.daughter oi 1826; settled at Jewett: m. (let) Feb­ Abinil: 8. Catherine. xn. Baatty; (1). 1801; d. in Cincinnati, 1873'. m. in issue and Margaret Anderson Finlcal: ruary. 1351, Dlllie Ann Potts. d. 1355. 9. Margaret. Harrison county. 1829. Sarah Croskey. 8. Barrett. b. March 29. 1839;9.Susanna. daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth h. 1811: d. 1870: daughter of John and Potts. natives at Ohio: m. (Id) 1858. iV. Charles. removed to Short Creek Catherine Croakey: had issue: 1. John. b. July 8. 1842: d. March 4. 1841: 10. township. in 1805. where he resided Lydia. b. May 22. 1844: d. June 9. 1844. Margaret Ryder. daughter of George until 1829. thence returned to Wash­ b. 1830; m. 1853.Anna Smith. daughter and Catherine Culn Ryder (had issue ington county. Penn.: settled in Logan at Joseph and Nancy Martin Smith. of JAMES ROSS. b. in West Nottlmt­ by ilrst wife: I. Elizabeth. in. Jacob county. Ohio. 1835. where he d. 1839: Virginia; 2. Geor:c.~W.. b. 1833: m. ham township. Chester county. Penn... Miller; ii. Samuel. settled at Dennison. In. June Mcwilliama. of Belmont coun­ Rebecoa Cartwright: 3. Katharine. b. ‘I797; (1.in Nottingham township. H3?­ Ohio: ill. Richard. d. in infancy; had ty. Ohio: hurl issue. fifteen children. 1834; in. David Spencer: 4. Jackson. ‘1­ rison county, Ohio. 1878: removed issue by second wife: iv. Catherine­ most of whom settled in Logan county. 18372 In. Hanna; 5. Mary-Jane. Harrison county about 1827: m. (lat) Beil. m. Mlnden Hall. and settled at V. James. b. 1839:~In. James Stone: 6. David. b. Martha Phillips. dsuvhter of William Crafton. Penn.: v. John. settled at Vi. Hannah. 1841: m. Emma ; 7. Rachel. b. and Rachel Hamilton Phillipa. d. 1336: Dennison: vi. Thomas: vii. McClellan: V11. Ann. 1844: in. William Wallace; 8. Samuel. m. (2d) Jemima Hines. d. July 5. 1882: viii. William); 8. Ellen: ‘I. John; 8. Vlil. Catherine. l). 1847. 3“ inns by flrst wife: 1. Rachel. tn. Caroline. WlLLlAM ROGERS. b. in Maryland. lmmer Knight: 2. Deborah. in. William THOMAS RICHEY, a native of ire­ Aug. 20, 1149; d. in Harrison county. Pculson: 3. Jane. m. Isaac Drummond; BROBERT ROVVLAND. a native of

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Scotland or Wales. emigrated to Amar­ Levi: 1. Elizabeth: 8. C ; 9. Re­ Jan. 16. 1851, Lydia A. Arbnugh, d. in minister. settled at Mt Vernon. Ohio; lcs and settled in York county. Penn., beccs; 10. John. R“. Iowa, 1863, daughter of John and 4. Josiah, settled in Columbiana coun­ about 1750. where he was twice mar­ 1-tosanna Went: Arbaugh; m. (zd) 1863. ty, Ohio; 5. Mary,-m._William Cotton. ried: had issue: CHARLES SAMPSON. b. at Claugh. Sarah Shambaugh. daughter at Philip otvlasaver county. Penn.; 6. Elizabeth. 1. Matthew. settled near Mansfield. ter. county Tyrone. Ireland; had issue. and Catherine Arbsugh Shsmbaugh; 5. m. Robert Stevenson. of Beaver county, Ohio. H110“!Others. John Safllvlon. who smi­ Emanuel, settled in laws: 6.Jeremiah; Penn. ii. James. settled near Cincinnati. grated to America and ilrat settled in 7.Johanna. settled in lows; 8. ltobecca. Josiah Scott (let) had issue by Ohio. York county. Penn.: removed to Stock m. Joseph Martin. and settled in Vin­ second"wlfs: III. John. b. in York county. Penn.. township. Harrison county. Ohio. about ton county. Ohio; 8. Amy. In. lsaac xx. Robert. m. 1804. Elizabeth Mun­ 1758: d. in Mooreilsld township. Har­ 1827. where he d. April 28. 1841; in. in Kimmel. and settled in Darke county. ell: settled in Carroll county. Ohio. rison county. Ohio. April 20. 1865; Ireland. Sarah Gibson; had issue, Ohio: 10. Elizabeth, in. Adam Arbaugh. 1827, where he d. 1830; had issue, served in the Revolutionary War; was among others: 1. Francis. b. in county and settled in laws; 11. Lydia. in. among others: 1. Robert-G.. b. in an Indian scout for three years along Tyrone. Ireland. 1804; d. March 15. Dlllln, and settled in lows; 12. Washington county. Sept. 18, 1813; m. the Muskingum and Ohio Rivers. from 1870': m. in New York. Aug. 30. 1827, Sarah-Ann. m. Marrow. and act­ April, 1835. Elizabeth Steeves. b. in Steubenville. Ohio. to Louisville. Ky.; Margaret Evans. a native or Wales. b. tled in lows; 13. Mary-A.. m. New Brunswick. Canada. 1814,daugh­ settled at Steubenvllle. where he re­ 1801; d. Nov. 9. 1884: daughter of Reniker. and settled in Iowa. ter of Christian and Olive Lutz Sheaves. mained until 1815.and then located in Christmas Evans (had issue. among others: i. John-6.. b. July 4. 1828; set­ THOMAS SCARBOROUGH. see Fam­ who removed to Bclo, Ohio, in 182:1(had Moorrfield township, Harrison county: ily or Peter Martin. issue: i. Isabelle. m. Jesse Campbell. at in. Rachel lngis. ot Steubenville. tled at Wichita. 1(an.; served in thg Carroll county; ll. Eliza. in. Henry daughter of William and Rachel Ed­ Civil War: in. Feb. 14. 1850.Elisabeth ABRAHAM SCOTT. h. 1677, con of Spence. of Jelierson: iii. Margaret; iv. lngton lngle. early settlers in that Blrney: ii. Sarah-Ann. d. in infancy; Hugh Scott. who emigrated from the Josiah-R... d. while in the army, at place; had issue. among others: 1. iii. William-E.. b. March 20. 133:; set. North of lreland, and settled in Ches­ Jackson, 'l‘enn.; v. Dorinda, m. James James.‘ b. Feb. z4. 1805; d. July 31. 1890: tied in Stock township: in. Oct. 25. ter county. Pcnn.. probably before 1130; Mcceary; vi. James; vii. Mary-Jane. m. m. 1329.Elisabeth Iainard. b. April 11. 1866. Susan M. Welch. daughter ot had issue, among others: 1.. Anne. b. ii. 11.llrlsiser; viii. Robert-C.; ix. Olive­ 1808; d. March 4, 1884; daughter of William Welch. of Archer township; October, 1699; d. 1792; m. about 1120. A.; x. Martha; xi. William-W., settled Yoet and Elizabeth Leinard (had issue: iv. Charles-W.. b. March 12. 1836; Arthur Patterson. b. about 1700: d. served in the Civil War: in. May 21. at Jelierzonl. i. John, settled in Kansas: ll. Matthew. about 1763 (had issue: William. Re­ X. Hugh, d. in Washington county,‘ settled in Nottingham township, Harri­ 1867. Rachel A. Poulson. daughter or becca. Samuel. Arthur. Ellen. James. Penn. zon county: iii. Henry: iv. James: v. Jehu and Elizabeth Cox Poulson. who Catherine. Elizabeth. and Jane); 2. came to Ohio from Maryland about xi. Sumuel. Lelnard. b. in Monroe township. March Samuel, b. about 1105; 3. Rebecca. b. xii. John, d. in Washington county, 1. 1848: settled in Cadiz township; rn. 1802; v. Archibald-J.. h. June 21. 1839: Dec. 1'1, 1707: 111.17.37. James Agnew Penn. 1813. Margaret Mehollin, d. Dec. 13. served as an ollicer in the Civil War; (had issue: Samuel. Martha. James. 1890.daughter of John and Elizabeth as United States Consul to Peso del Norte. Mexico; attorney for the State David. Margaret. Rebecca. Sarah. Abra­ JAMES SCOTT. a native of Sowerby Mehollin, of Cadiz township; vi. Sarah­ ham. Anne); 4. Alexander. D. 1716-17; Bridge. Yorkshire. England; son of Jnne; vii. Ann—Christina. m. John Board of Education of Missouri. etc.: 5. Grace; 6. Hugh. b. 1126: m. 1154. Houaer. and settled in Mercer county, In. 1866, Kate Turner, d. Dec. 15. 1886. Timothy Scott. who died in England; daughter of Allen C. Turner. of Cadiz: Jennet Agnew, daughter of James Ag­ emigrated to America and settled at lll.; viii. Elisabeth, m. Eli Moore. and new by a former marriage (had issue: York (now Toronto). Canada. about settled in lfi-eeport township; 1:. vi. Francis-A.. b. Feb. 6. 1842; m. July Rcbecm. Abraham, James. Hugh. John. Rachel. In. John Mitchell. and settled 1. 1869.Mrs. Harriet Lacey. a native of 1816. thence removed to New York; England: removed to Sedalia. Mo.). 1-gllzabeth, Sarah. Margaret. and Jo­ located in Cadiz.Harrison county. Ohio, in Knox county, lll.; x. Mary; xi. Mar­ siah); 7. Josiah. 1819, where he died; in. ( garet. m. John F. Poulson. and settled ADAM BAWVEL. of German de­ Josiah Scott. last named, son of Hcwarth. d. in England; in. (2d) Har­ at Allegheny, l’-‘enn.:xil.Nancy-Ellen); scent; came from Pennsylvania and Abraham Scott (1st), was born in Ches­ riet Arnold: had issue by llrst wife: 1. 2. Sarah: 3. William. is. May 19. 1796; d. settled in Rumley township, Harrison ter county. l’enu.. 1735, removed. to John-W.. b. in Yorkshire, England. Jan. 13. 1873; removed to Maryland: county. Ohio. 1815: served in the Revo­ Washington county. where he d. Feb. September. 1811; d. in Cadiz. Oct. 8. subsequently he returned to Ohio. set­ lutionary War; had issue: 20. 1819: in. list) 1160. Violet Foster; 1886: m. 1839.Jane Plttls. daughter of tling ln Nottingham township. Har­ 1. Mary. m. (211)Jane ; had issue by first Robert Plttis. who emigrated with his rison county; m. Jane Fulton. b. Dec. ll. Christina. wife. eight children, of whom: family from the isle of Wight and sat­ 15. 1801: d. Nov. 17. 1881: daughter ill. Michael. 1. Alexander. m. Rachel McDowell. tled at Deersville. Harrison county. of Philip Fulton (had issue: 1. John. IV. Jacob. h. in York county. Penn. daughter of John and Agnes Bradford Ohio (had issue: i. James. d. young; settled in Freeport: ii. Levi: lll. Philip, 1780: resided in Adams county. l’enn.. McDowell; had issue. among others: 1. ii. Albert. d. young; iii. Julia. m. b. May 25. 1825. in Nottingham town­ where he remained unul 1821; thence Josiah. settled at Bucyrus. Ohio. Dr. George W. Woodburne. and set­ ship; m. (1st) August. 1847. Piety located in Rumley township; removed ll. Abraham. In. Rebecca. McDowell. tled at Ubrichsville: iv. Cyrus-M.. Ann Ford. d. 1865, daughter of Lewis to Van Buren county. Iowa. in 1850. sister to Rachel McDowell: had issue. served as an ludinn scout in the Indian and Ann Ford: m. (2:1) Julia Hart, where his wile d. 1853; thence removed among others: i. Josiah. settled near Territory: settled at Arkansas City. daughter of Benjamin and Myrtilla to Hillsboro. Texas. 1857, where he Cadiz. Ohio (hull issue. among others: Kan; m. Margaret Gardner; v. Robert­ Hart. of Harrison county: iv. James. died: m. Margaret Epley; had issue: 1. i. Lawson. settled at Oak Park. a I’.. settled at Baltimore: vi. Lsnphear; settled in Freeport; v. Sarah; vi. Wil­ Michael. settled in Arkansas: 2. John: suburb of Chicago, ill.; ll. J.-Edward, vii. Charles-S.; viii. Thomas-A.. in. llam. settled in Freeport; vii. Hannah; 3. Jacob. d. in infancy: 4. Jousthan. b. a physician. settled at San Bernardino. Susan Pittls, daughter of George Pitt's. viii. Rachel: ix. Mary, in. Elihu Petty: in Adams county. Penn.. Dec. 11. 1820: Cal.)i 2. William. a minister, settled in of solo; ix. Mary. d. young); 2. Wil­ x. Alexander): 4. Mary; 5. Rachel; 8. settled in Rumley township; m. (1st) Guernsey county. Ohio; 3. James. a liam: 3. Elllll; had issue by second 3%’ 110 0310 VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 111 wife: 4. Daniel: 5. James, settled at settled in North township; in. May 25, ington county. Penn.; in. Elizabeth Mc­ lotte. b. June 21, 1812: d. January. Akron. Ohio: ti. Thomas. settled in 1876.Gelina M. Elder. a native of Car­ Kinney. who d. aged seventy-live years; 1879; m. May, 1873, Peter Overbolt, d. ‘l‘en.s (had issue. among others: 1. roll county, daughter of John Eider. had issue: 1. Samuel. b. Jun. 21. 1791; Februaiy. 1877; vii. Mziria, b. Aug. 22. lummn, in. Charles 1-‘.Dewey: 11. Ed­ Jr.. and Sarah J. Kerr [second wife of d. Nov. 13. 1826; 2. Mary, b. Feb. 12. 1844; in. Aug. 3. 1371. Harvey L. ward); 7. Mary. ni. luclllsstsrs. Wll.lsm H. Scott]; ill. Marla; iv. Chris­ 1793: d. Aug. 6. 1877; 3. Jane. b. Oct. Thompson. and settled in Archer town­ and settled at MountPleasant, uhio. tian; v. Thomas-W.. twin brother to 13. 1794; d. Jan. 6, 1830; 4. Sarah. b. ship; viii. Jane. b. Nov. 28. 1816; d. Oct. WILLIAM SCOTT. a native of coun­ Christian; vi. William; vii. Mary-Arr May 28. 1797; in. March 4. 1831. Samuel 30, 1867; ix. John. b. Oct. 13, 18-18; m. bell; viii. Caroline-0., in. Philip C. McEldeny (had issue. among others: i. Elizabeth Gutslisll, daughter of Jacob ty Antrim, lreiend; had issue: 1. Gutsliall. and settled near Des lllolnes, Thomas, D.in lrelsnd, 1793; emigrated Spilter of Tippecanoe): 2. Samuel. Margaret-A.. in. Smith. and set­ to America and in 1823settled in Her­ settled at Uhrichsville; 3. Robert, d. in tled near Carrollton); 5. 'l‘honia.s. 1!. Iowa; x. Philip. D. Feb. 18. 1851; in. Uhrichsville; 4. Albert, settled near June 23. 1799; d. July 30, 1831; 6. James, March 15. 1881, Eliza Lorcttu Scott. of rison county. Ohio; (1. in Mooreneid b. Oct. -1.1803; d. Oct. 12. 1829: 7. David. New Rumley. daughter of John A. and township, Jan. 16, 1875; m. Sarah Hogg. New Cumberland. Tuscarnwas county; 5. 1.ewls~l.... settled at Wsynesburg, b. Oct. 23, 1805; d. Sept. 2. 1831; 8. John. Eliza Blvlngton Scott; 3. George; -1. I). mix; a. 187:. (had issue: 1. Jane; ll. Margaret. nl. Samuel Hazlett. . d. in inlaocy; iii. Susan; iv. Stark county, Ohio; 6. Eliza. in. Joesph b. April 4. 1807; d. in Carroll county, Meek. of Washington, Iowa: 7. Maria. 1866; in. July 10. 1857.Jane Kerr. 11.Jacob. served in the Revolution­ William, b. March '1. 1833: settled in ary War. Mooreneid township; m. April 9, 1869, in. Rev. Moses M. Bartholomew, of PETER SEWELL. of German de­ Ill. John. Ann rilllal Sloan, daughter of John Goshen. lnd.; 8. Sarah. 1]].John Rais­ scent; b. In Delaware, 1796; removed Sloan. one or the earliest settlers in ton. of Spencer. Owen county. lnd.; 9. to Maryland. and thence to Harrison IV. Philip. Caroline. in. Dr. John C. McGregor, and county. Ohio, in 1828. where he d. V. Mary. Mooredeld towusnip; v. Eleanor; vi. settled at Brazil, Clay county, Ind.; 10. VI. Barbara. Mary; vii. , d. in infancy; viii. 1885; m. 1826. Susan Wiley. of Scotch­ Vll. Catherine. James; ix. John; x. Martha; xi. Sara ' Margaret. m. Samuel G. Smith, of lrlsh descent. h. in Virginia. 1801; d. xii. Robert-W., twin brother to Sarah; Uhrichsvllle. 1883 (daughter of John Wiley, who WILLIAM SHARON. of Scotch-lr'isIi b. Dec. 28. line; m. May 17,1877. Mary Aaron Kerr. father of Sarah J. Scott. served in the War of 1812and died at descent. removed from Westmoreland A. Wallace. b. Feb. 23. 1849, daughter was a native of Washington county, Alexandria. Va.. froln effects of a county, Penn.. to Wells township. Jet­ of Nathaniel and Julia Fulton Wallace Penn.; settled in Carroll county, Ohio, wound received in that service); had ferson county, Ohio, about 1802; d. [the runner or whom d. March 25. 18:». 1831.. where he died Sept. 28. 1858; 11:. issue: 1. Rebeccn; 2. Mary-Ann; 3. 1809; in. Mrs. Sarah Whitaker; had is­ and his widow in. William Pickering. Margaret Nevin, daughter. of John Theodore; 4. John-William; 5. Thomas­ sue: 1. James. b. 1790; in. about 1815. uf Moorcneld townsblllili 2. Jonu; 3. Nevin. ll native of Ireland. who settled M., b. in Belmont county. Oct. 29, 1542; Martha Eaton (had issue. two sons and William; 4. Mary; 5. 1-.'leanor. in Beaver county, Penn.; had issue: 1. settled at New Athens. Ohio; served in two daughters); 2. William, b. 1798; d. Samuel Lewis. a physician, settled at the Civil War; in. 1870,Eliza J. Hughes. April 24. 1875: R1. about 1815. Susan WILLIAM SCOTT, a native of ire­ El Paso, lll.; 2. John-Jackson. m. daughter of Edward and Sarah Hughes, Kirk (had issue: 1. John, a physician, land; emigrated to America and settled Cornelia E. Hutchinson. and settled at of New Athens; 6. Josephus. b. about 1816; d. Sept. 2. 1860: settled at near Pigeon Creek. Somerset township, Wintersett. Iowa: 3. Sarah-Jane. m. Carrollton. llI.; ii. Mary-Ann, b. about Washington county. Penn.. where he (let) in Carroll county. July 10. 1857. GEORGE SHAMBAUGH. b. in Penn­ 1818: m. 1863.Dr. Jacob Hammond. and died; in. in Ireland. Rnbecea ; John Elder. Jr.. b. in Washington sylvania about 1745;d. in Perry county, settled in Steubenville; ill. Sarah. 1). had issue: county, Penn., 1799; d. in Carroll that State. 1827. son of George Sham­ 1820: removed to California; iv. Wil­ county. Ohio. 1866: in. (2d) Dec. 10. baugh. a native of Germany. who emi­ llam. b. Jan. 9. 1821', d. Nov. 13, 1885; 1868. William H. Scott (had issue by grated to Pennsylvania; had issue: removed to California: represented first husband: i. Gelina-M... ni. James 1. George. b. in Perry county. Penn.. Nevada in the United States Senate, d. in Tuscarawas county. Nov. 2, 1853; Scott; ii. John-S.. settled in Holmes 1787; removed to Rumley township, 1875-81: v. Lewis, b. 1822; m. 1855. in. in Washington county. 1813. Ger­ county: ill. Flora: iv. Lissa; v. Clara­ Harrison county. Ohio. 1817,where he Sarah McKim; vi. Susan. b. 1825; m. trude 1(err,,b. 1790; d. April 5, 1888; S.); 4. Joseph-Alexander, m. _Cnrr!e d. Sept. 4, 1867; served in the War of Isaac M. Davis; vii. Smiley. b. Feb. 14, daughter of Samuel and Rhoda.Byshire E. Grizzell. and settled at Salem. 1812: in. in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Eliza­ 1827; in. 1848. Sarah Ann I-lurford); 3. Kerr (the former an early settler in Ohio; 5. Margaret-Ann. d. 1869; m. beth Brown Wirt. a widow. b. 1777; d. Smiley. b. June. 1795; d. Oct. 16. 1876; Washington county); had issue: 1. Uriah Coulson, an oillcer in the Civil about 1863; daughter of Michael in. June. 1827. Martha Kithcart (had William-H.. b. Jan. 15. 1814.on Pigeon War: 6. Aaron-Wylie. d. in Dallas. Brown. of German descent; had issue: issue. five sons and three daughters); Creek, Washington county, Penn.; set­ 'l‘ex.; 7. George-Nevin. served in the 1. Philip; 2. Michael. b. in Perry county. 4. John. b. September. 1798; d. Oct. 23. tled at Sclo. Harrison county, Ohio. Civil War; d. at Cottonwood Falls. June 18. 1811; d. March 20, 1863; settled 1870: rn. February. 1832. Helen Hall 1840; us. (let) 1812.Jane Whittaker, h. Kain. Nov. 14. 1890; 8. Robert-Hervey, in Rilmley township; to. May 31. 1832. (had issue. three sons and six daugh­ 1318; d. 185»; daughter of James and m. Alice Miller. and settled in Jeilerson Hettie Hazlett. b. April 16. 1816; d. Oct. ters). Arabell Whittaker; in. (2-1) Dec. 10, county; 9. James-McMillan. served in 22. 1884 (had issue: 1. James. b. March 1868, Mrs. Sarah .1. Kerr Elder. b. in the Civil War; removed to Washington, 5. 1833: settled near New Rumley; ii. GEORGE SHARP. d. In Hopewell Washington county. Penn.. May 24. Iowa. where be m. Mary Young, daugh­ Elizabeth. b. Aug. 1. 1834'. d. in Iowa. township. June. 1812. leaving a wife. 1827, widow of John Elder. Jr.. and ter of Judge Young: afterward March. 1864. m. Abraham Fetroe; iii. Rachel. and children: 1. Joseph (pos­ daughter of Aaron and Margaret Nevin settled at Cottonwood Falls. Kan. Mary-A.. b. July 27. 1836; m. John W. sibly the sun-in-law of John Sharp); 2. Kerr (the latter a daughter of John John Elder, b. in New York, about Finnicum. of Rumley township; iv. John: 3. Thomas; 4. Mary. Nevin. a native of Ireland. who settled 1750; d. Dec. iii. 1840: his parents, who Simon-B.. b. Sept. 7. 1838; d. Oct. 14. Joseph and Thomas Shaw. of Wash­ in Beaver county. Penn.) (had issue by were natives of Ireland. emigrated to 1873: v. Adam-H.. b. Sept. 11. 1841: in. ington county. probably the sons of tint wife: 1.Alexander. 11:.Margaret A. America and landed on the date of his Mary Jane Scott. daughter of Samuel George. or son and son-in-law of John. Cnlhoon; ll. James, b. Sept. 30, 184-1; birth: removed to near Buffalo. Wash­ Scott, of Rumley township: vi. Char­ took up two sections of land in Wheel­

112 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHIO VALLEY GENEAIDGIE3 113 in: township, Belmont county. Ohio. tied in Oregon; vii. Martha. :11.John 1‘. Ohio. March 17, 1854; removed before d. March 14. 1838. Grace Gaston. wife in 1800'.Just south of Athens and Short Mfllwell. of Mlllersburg; viii. Mary, (1. 1790 to Franklin township, Fayette of Hugh, was the daughter of Robert Greek townships, Harrison county; of young; ix. Margaret; x‘. Joseph. in. county, Penn, thence. about 1808. to Gaston, of Somerset county, N. J., b. these: Margaret Maxwell; settled in Holmes Harrison county, Ohio. settling in Jan. 28,1732; d. near Warrior's Run 1. Thomas, b. 1768; d. Dec. 29, 1825; county): 2. Nancy. b. 1810: d. Oct. 10. Washington township about 1828: m. Prubyterian Church. Northumberland m. Ja.uc . b. i<‘eo.1. 1766; d. April 1875; in. 1829. John Cunningham, son in Sussex county. New Jersey, Feb. 23, county. Penn.. Sept. 2. 1793; served as a 24. 1155:);had issue. among others: 1. of David and Mary McLaughlin Cun­ 1788. Rosetta Arrison. b. 1764; d. 1836; colonel in the Revolutionary War. and George, o. July 9. 1735; d. June 25. 1577; ninxharn. daughter of John Arrison (who lived as a member of the Committee of in. l\a.ucY , 0. April 21, 1801; (1. JOHN SHARP, d. in Hopewell town. at Wyoming, Pa.. and was driven Safety for Morris county, N. J.; in. Dec. 13. 1877; 2. John; 3. Margaret: 4. thence by the Indians during the May 15. 1762,Rosanna Cooper, b. March ship. Washington county. Penn.. 1797; 23. 1742: d. Jan. 14. 1817. Robert Gas­ Rachel; 6. Jane. b. 1812; d. June IS,1844; m. Agnes ; had issue: 1. Mary, Revolutionary War, settling in New m. 1834. David Welling; 6. Saran. b. m. Girvan; 2. Agnes. m. Jersey); had issue: I. John. b. 1784; ton, father of Grace Gaston, was the Feb. 3. 1813; d. Sept. 4. 1831; 7. Joseph. Ramsey; 3. John; 4. Margaret; 5. d. iseo; 11:. (ml Sarah siianillnr son of Joseph Gaston. of Bernard town­ b. Aug. 23. 1815; 41.MAY 13. 1833. Janet; 6. Thomas; besides these chll. in. (2d) Hannah Myers. 11. Esther, . ship. Somerset county. N. J., who d. 11.Joseph. d. near Cadiz, and buried dren. John Sharp mentions in his will 1785; cl.1870; in. (1st) Timothy Smith; 1777(see Gaston Family). two eons-ln—Isw. Joseph -Sharp and m. (2d) Major George Clark Seton. I11. 1,1‘:thee. Old Cemetery; but dates illegi­ Andrew Garret. probably the husband; Susanna. b. 1789; d. 1874: m. Charles JAMES SIMERAL. b. 1792; d. Sept. lresida the above, the following of his two daughters. Margaret and Wintermute. IV. Charlotte, b. 1790; d. 21, 1849; in. Mary Ann Vincent. b. June. Sharp families appear on the early Janet. He also mentions as one of his 1827; m. Ephraim Sears. V. Nancy. b. 11. 1790: d. April 16. 1866; daughter of records of Harrison county: executors. John Mei-‘adden. 1796; d. 1861; in. (1st) Peter Vnndolah; Robert Vincent; had issue: 1. Jane. b. Thonlml Sharp. to. 1828. Margaret In. (211)Jacob Ebert. V1. William. b. Nov. 16. 1815: 2. Martha. b. Jan. 3. 1817: Stine. JOSEPH SHERIFF. b. (probably) in in Fayette county. Penn.. 1798; settled m. 1838. William Boggs (had issue: I. William Sharp. b. 1809; d. May 18. the North of Ireland. 1787; emigrated in Cadiz township, about 1837; m. 1819, Vincent-Slmeral; Ii. William-Edwin; 1859; buried at Unity; probably the to Arnerim with his parents. and set­ at Wilbrahem. Hnlnpden county. Mass, d. 1878:in. Adaline Friend. of Wheeling; same who m. 1836.Elizabeth Goriet. tled ln Mercer county, Penn.. where he Rhoda Beebe. b. June 19. 1792; d. ill. Oliver-Stevenson, d. 1882; iv. Al­ Caroline Sharp, b. Jan. 23. 1814; d. d. 1872; m. at Steubenville, Ohio. Nancy March. 1876; daughter of Stuart and bert-Wbltten; v. Emmet-Addison; vi. Oct. 20. 1886; buried at Unity. Fulton. b. 1797; d. 1841; daughter of Huldah Beebe (see Family of Stewart Anna-Mary); 3. Matilda, b. Dec. 25. Caroline '1‘.Sharp. b. July 10, 1838; d. and Nancy Liggett lfiilton; had 1818; m. George S. Atkinson (see At­ issue: 1. Sarah. in. William Welmer; 2. Beebe): had issue: 1. Stuart-Beebe. b. Dec. 24, 1881. Nov. 22, 1819; d. Dec. 3. 1890: m. 1851. kinson Family); 4. Robert-Vincent. b. James Sharp. b. 1832: d. 1838. Joseph. in. Nancy Shlplcr; .7; Martha, Nancy Gaston, daughter of James and July 26. 1822; d. April 15, 1852; m. George Shunp, of Hopewell township. in. Alexander Thompson: 4. William, m. Anna Glenn; 5. Ellen. m. John Mc­ Elizabeth Kilgore Gaston. of Colum­ Sarah Ann Hogg. daughter of John and‘. first above named, who died In 1812. his county, Ohio (had issue: 1. Mary. Miriam Hogs. of Mount Pleasant. Jef­ was an elder in North Builalo United Elheney: 6. Adam-N.. b. July 6, 1832; d. ferson county (had issue: i. Mary-Ann.. 1880; m. 1856, Mary Viclrery; 7. Mar­ b. 1 53; d. In infancy; ll. WaIter-Gas­ Prubyterlan Church. ton; a Judge: 1:. Dec. 27. 1866: In. Dec. in. Jenkins: ii. George—H., m. William Sharp, probably closely con­ garet, in. Allen Turner; 8. Thomas. in. 24, 1884. Belle Mcllvaine. daughter of Margaret Kldd,of Bloomington, 111.;iii.. nected with Thomas or Joseph Sharp; Jane Boyd; 9. John. m. Hosick; George W. and Caroline Rinehart Mc­ James-V.; iv. Ann-Elizabeth); 5.. removed from Hopewell (7) township, 10. Mary. in. William Fowler. Ilvnine: ili.'Stuart-Beebe. b. 1867; in. Amanda. b. July 10, 1826; m. 1857, Rev. Washington county, to Wheeling town­ William Vickery. father of Mary Carolina Mcilvaine. sister of Belle Mc­ William M. Grimes. ship, Belmont county, Ohio, and d. near Vlckery Sheriil. was born in England, llvsine; settled at St. Paul, Minn.; iv. The name, Simeral. is a corruption. Union town. 1835; m. in Washington 1791; d. at Steubenville. Ohio, 1856; Martha; v. William-James. d. In in­ it was originally Somerville. and was county. Mary McFadden. daughter of emigrated to America. and first settled in Beaver county. Penn.. thence re­ fancy): 2. John. b. 1821; d. young: 3. so written many times during the John (2') and Mary Mel-‘adden; had is­ Samuel. b. 1823; d. young; 4. William. eighteenth century by the ancestors of sue. among others: 1. John, b. in Her­ moved. 1839. to Steubenville. Ohio; m. in England. Mary Ceilings, daughter of b. 1825; d. Dec. 1, 1849; 5. Theodore, b. families now bearing the name. Sim­ rison or Belmont county, 1807; d. at March 20. 1828; d. Jan. 28. 1899; in. eral. The Harrison county Slinernls Millersburg, Holmes county, Ohio, 1893, and Mary Wellington Coilings; had issue: 1. Johanna. in. William (let) Sarah J. Lucas. 01' Steubenville; are probably descendedirom John Sim­ where he had settled in 1834; m. 1832. in. (2d) Anna G. Seton Beckwith; set­ eral. who removed from Adams county Catharine Thompson. b. 1814; d. 1900; Johnston; 2. Mary. b. 1831; d. 1896; m. tled at Minneapolis; 6. Walter-Beebe. and settled in Hempdeld (now South daughter of David Thompson, of Cadiz Adam N. Sheriif; 3. Ellen. in. John Mc­ Murray. b. 1831; d. May 21, 1847; 7. Rhoda-Loin Huntingdon) township. Westmoreland township (had issue: 1. William­ etta. b. July 27, 1834; d. August. 1888; county. Penn.. before 1772. with his Thompson. a physician. b. Dec. 16, JOHN SHOTWELL. came from Eng­ in. Smiley Sharon. VII. Joseph. b. 1801; brother. Thomas Simeral (who died 1833; d. 1899: served in the Civil War; Innd. Scotland. or New England. to d. 1883; in. Mary Arrlsou. VIII. Arri­ there in 1772)and sister. Mary Kincaid m. Oct. 12. 1859.Elizabeth Carnahan; 11. New Jersey. and settled on the road be­ son. b. 1812; d. 1893; m. Mary Dicker­ (wife of Robert Kincaid). John Sim­ David. m. Lydia Armstrong; settled in tween Scotch Plains and Plalniield; m. son. ernl established a ferry across the Holmes county; III. John; settled at (1st) Smith. daughter of Shubal James Gaston. father of Nancy Gas­ Youghiogbeny River at the present Mlllersburg, Holmu county: iv. James. Smith; m. (M) Mary Webster; had is­ ton Sbotwell, was the son of Hugh and town of West Newton (originally called a United Presbyterian minister. in. sue: John-Smith. Jacob. William. grandson of Joseph Gaston. who d. in Slmeral‘s Ferry. and iater.Robbstown). Agnes Bnllantlne: settled at Sidney, Isaiah. James. Hugh. Mary, m. James Mount Bethel township. Northampton He died there after 1794.leaving chil­ Ohio; v. George, m. Annette Donnan; Stevens. Sarah. and Martha. Of these: county. Penn, 1775: Hugh was b. Jan. dren: Joseph. John, Alexander. Mary, settled at Millershurg: vi. Samuel. a Hugh Shctwell. b. nwr Plalnileld, N. 18. 1764; d. June 24. 1839; in. March 14, and Elizabeth. Margaret Slmeral died physician. m. Cordelia Maxwell; set­ J., March 19. 1764: d. at 1-‘reeport. 1789. Grace Gaston. b. Nov. 25. 1764; in Westmoreland county. 1779,leaving 8 . 3? "4 OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGXES OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 115 children. Isaac and Martha, and per­ ington township; served in the Civil Moore: ix. James, settled at Milford, Oct. 29. 1862; 4. Basil-Lee. m. 8. haps more. as George Simeral‘s name War: In. Sept. 16. 1869,Rebecca Blrney Kosciusko county. Indiana). (had issue. among others: 1. William. appears as a witness to her will. James daughter of John Birney of Tippecanoe: JOSEPH SKINNER. h. in France, b. 1829: d. 1848: ii. Obedlahlz 5. Siaiersl died there in 1781;and William Ohio; v. Jamu. b. 1850; vi. Henry, h. " , 6. Samuel. 11.1808-09; d. July Simersl, in 1796.leaving as next of kin, 1851; vii. William. twin brother to June 14, 1766; emigrated to America 26. 1857; m. (1st) 1829. Susanna Os­ Sarah Slmernl, who was appointed ad­ and nrst settled near the Natural hurn. b. 1810; d. Oct. 22, 1851; in. (2d) ministratrix of his estate. Henry, b. 1851; viii. Ella, b. 1857; ix Bridge in Rockbridge county, Virginia; Homer, 1:. 1860; x. Frank-I-1.. b. 1860; altcrwsrd removed to Morristown, Bel­ Eliza Hearn. b. Feb. 22. 1829; d. Feb. In. Dec. 7. 1883. Phoebe Taylor, 1;. 1355 25. 1879; dau “ of Launcelot and JAMES SIMPSON. b. in Ireland. mont county. Ohio, where he d. April Barbara Sutherland Urquhart Hearn; daughter of Samuel Taylor. of Tuscan.’ 18. 1837; his wire was b. in Scotland. April 30. 1760: d. Sent. 20. 1819: bettled was county (of English descent), win; 7. Matthew-G. m. 1842, Ann , 1:. in Washington county. Pcnn., near the in. Melissa Laken. and removed (0 Dec. 21. 1770; d. Jan. 5. 1811; had issue: 1818-19; d. March 26. 1857 (had issue. close oi’the last century; m. in Amer. Swck township): 2. William. mum at I. William. 11. Philip. III. Madison. among others: i. William, b. 1845; d. ica. Margaret Conner. b. in Ireland. Watertown, Erie county. Penn.. before IV. John. V. Joseph. VI. Samuel, b. 18-16); 8. Alexander: 9. Jane. m. Oct. 25. 1755; d. March 25, 1815; had 1813: 3. Matthew, b. June. 1775; d, 1,, in Virginia. Jan. 28. 1794; d. in Moore­ Amspoker; 10. Susanna. m. 1829,John issue: I. John. II. Margaret. ill. Wil­ Allegheny. Penna 1874: emigrated to ileld township. Harrison county. June Lyle; 11. Martha. b. Sept. 7. 1812: d. liam. IV. Elisabeth. V. James. b. in America. 1798, and settled at Cadiz; 2. 1860. where he had located in 1820: June 15, 1845; m. 1833. James Welsh. Washington county. Penn.. July 14, served in the Ohio Legislature; 4, m. July 22. 1817. Catherine Clements. son of Samuel and Catherine Couiter 1791: d. in Green township. Harrison James d- at Pitt-aburs. June. 1815; b. Aug. 14. 1796; d. April 3, 1885; daugh­ Welsh. of Archer township. county. Dec. 8, 1871: nrst settled in Bel­ emigrated to America. 1793.and some.-1 ter of Abraham Clements. of Guernsey mont county. about 1816, removing to county. Ohio; had issue: 1. Malinda­ MATTHEW M. SLOAN. see Family at Cadiz; m. June 10. 1806,Sarah Ting. Mnrtin. b. 1818; d. Sept. 5. 1864; 2. of William Grimes. Harrison county in 1820; m. in Wash­ 10!. b. in New Jersey. May 23. 1781; ington county. 1816. Violet Scott. d. daughter of Jeremiah Tingiey. who Carleton-Adolphus. b. in Mooreiield DANIEL SMITH. h. in Maryland. June 30. 1855; daughter of Rev. Abram served in the Revolution. and about township. Aug. 18. 1829: m. July 8. 1856. 1774; d. in Stock township. Harrison Scott. s Presbyterian minister. had 1790 removed from South Amboy. N. Lucy A.’ Thompson. b. Jan. 8, 1826. county, Ohio. July 14, 1856; removed issue: 1. Margaret-Rebecca. b. Dec. 25, J.. to Winehater. Va...thence to War­ daughter of Robert and Elisabet‘ to H ntingdon county, Psnn.. before .1818; d. July 26. 1843: 2. Abram-Scott. ren township. Jeflerson county. Ohio. Hague Thompson. residents or Moore­ 1803,and thence to Jeiterson county in b. in Belmont county. Jan. 3. 1821: d. about 1801 (had issue: i. Matthew. 1:. ilsld (the former of Scotch-Irish de­ 1818,and to Stark township about 1821; Nov. 3. 1884: in. March 28, 1857. Celia at Cadiz, June 20. 1811; d. at Philadel. scent; the latter 0! English). VII. In. Elizabeth Pen-igo: had issue: L Davis. daughter of John Davis. of Ger­ Dhia. June 18. 1.884,bishop in the Meth­ Charles. VIII. Nancy. m. Hull. William-P., b. in I-luntingdou county. man township; 3. John-McDowell. b. odist Episcopal Church. In. Ellen 1-I. IX. Lucy..m. Willis. Sept. 20. 1803; d. May 15. 1890; in. Aug. Oct. 4. 1822; d. April 16. 1825: 4. Wil­ Vcrner); 5. Mary. m. John Esgleson, WILLIAM SLEMMONS. settled In 31. 1826, Margaret Parker. d. April 24. liam. b. April 30. 1825: settled in Green and settled in Harrison county. Canton township. Washington county. 1870.daughter of Richard Parker, an township; 6. Josiah-Marshall. h. Sept. Penn.. about 1786,then well advanced early settler in Stock township (had is­ 15, 1828: d. May 30. 1830; 7. Sarah­ WILLIAMSKELLEY.a nativeot ire­ in years. probably removing irom Ham­ sue: i. James—P.. b. June 23. 1827; m. Marish. b. Dec. 29. 1833. VI. Mary. land. emigrated to Americaand settled iltonban township. York (now Adams) (1st) Sept; 30. 1847. Anna Cramblet. d. VII. Robert. VIII. Sarah. in the Ligonler Valley. Westmorelsnd county; died after 1800. leaving two June 21. 1876,daughter of John Crumb­ county. Penn.. about 1792; in. in ire­ sons. Thomas and William. of whom: let. of Stock township; m. (cm) Oct. 13. THOMAS SIMPSON, a native of the land. serxuson; both died at the 1. Thomas. b. 1748-49; (1. April 9, 1877. Nancy C. Rogers. of lngham North of Ireland. of Scottish descent. place of their ilrst settlement: had is­ 1826; in. Elizabeth . b. 1754-55: township; ii. Harriet. m. David Hines; emigrated irom county Londonderry to sue: 1. John. settled in Green township, d. April 17, 1835; had issue; 1. Samuel; iii. Lina. in. George W. Spiker; iv. Baltimore. Md.. in 1.793.and thence re­ Harrison county: 2. William; 3. Robert. 2. William: 3. Thomas-B.. 11:.Jane Vas­ Richard-P.. b. July 20. 1832; to. Nov. moved to Jeiierson county after 1800; b. in Ireland. 1788; d. 1868; removed to bindcr. daughter of William and Mary 2. 1853. Mary Jane Miller. daughter of had issue: 1. Andrew. settled at Chil­ Stark county. Ohio. in 1820.and thence Buchanan Vasbinder. of West Middle­ Samuel G. Miller: v. Daniel; vi. Mar­ licothe. Ohio: 2. John, a native of to Green township. Harrison county. town, Hopewell township, Washington raret. m. John Miller: vii. David. d. in county Tyrone. Ireland, emigrated to December. 1842; served in the War of county (who had removed from Car­ the army. 1861; viii. Hannah. m. Joseph America. and settled in Washington 1812; m. in Pennsylvania (1st). 1815. lisie. 1>enn.): 4. John. m. Margaret Vas­ E. Johnson; ix. Simeon. twin brother county. Penn.. where he 11:.Margaret Elizabeth Creighton; b. in Pennsyl­ hinder; 5. James; 6. Susanna: 7. Eliza; to Hannah, b. Jan. 2. 1841. 11:.Jan. 80. (or Mary) Mclllroy; removed to Harri­ vania, about 1796; d. in Stark county. 8. Jane: 9. Margaret. m. John Vu­ 1870. Rebecca Johnston. daughter of son county. Ohio. about 1800.and set­ Ohio. 1838: daughter oi’ Patrick and biader; 10. Mary. Samuel R. and Rehecca Barnhiil John tled in Stock township, where he d. Elisabeth Creighton. who were both II. William (probably the son of Wil­ ston). 1836; had issue. among others: 1. John. born in Ireland; m. (20) 1845, Han­ Ham and brother of Thomas above). b. JOHN SMITH. a native of Ireland: b. 1814: d. 1377: in. 1839. Margaret Law. nah Miller (had issue by ilrst wire: 1761; d. Jan. 27. 1827; in. (1st) emigrated to America. and. about 1818. b. in county Tyrone. Ireland. 1820, 1. Sarah: ii. Elizabeth; iii. John; iv. ; in. (2d) Jane Oshurn. b. 1775-78; settled in Nottingham township. Harri­ daughter of John and Bessie Linn Law, Elinor; v. Elizabeth; vi. Jane; vii.Rob­ 1!.July 4. 1851: had issue: 1. William­ son county. Ohio. where he died; his who settled in Harrison county. 1830 ert; viii. William. b. in Stark county. R. (3). b. 1780; d. Dec. 6. 1844: In. widow died in Deersville. aged ninety {had issue: i. Mary-Ann. b. 1841; m. Aug. 6. 1831: removed to Green town­ Nancy (had issue: i. John-1').. b. yean; had issue: 1. Thomas, b. in ire­ Joseph C. Patterson: ii. Martha. b. ship; served as an ofllcer in the Civil 1807; d. 1821: ii. Henrietta): 2. Marga­ land. May 6. 1809: settled in North 1842. m. Robert Birney; iii. Margaret. War; in. in Hopedale. 1862, Mary ret. b. l783-84; d. Feb. 2. 1873; in. Jacob township: d. Feb. 23. 1881: in. 1838. in b. 1844.m. Francis Welch:~lv. Matthew­ France Moore’.a native of Harrison Vnshinder; 3. Joseph-J.. b. 1786: d. Dec. Ireland. Mary Hopkins. b. in Ireland. W.. b. Aug. 1846;settled in Wash­ county, daughter of James and Ellen 4. 1868; m. Susanna , b. 1801; d. Aug. 27, 1813; d. in North township.

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June 6, 1882.sister of Dr. Abram Hop­ where he died the same year; in. in m. 1887. Allan G. Turner (1184 lune. RALPH SPURRIER. see Family of kins. d. 1883. who settled in Canada German township. Elisabeth Cutshall, among others: i. Moses-Kennedy. m. John Heberling. (had issue: i.Joseph-J..settled in Cleve. b. in Pennsylvania; d. Sept. 19. 1875; Elisa J. Craig. L‘ of Johnson and JACOB STA!-IL.b. in Maryland. Aug: land. Ohio; ii. Robert-IL. d. in Pitts­ daughter of Nicholas Cutshsll, who set­ s Thompson Craig; settled at 13. 1784: d. 1845;. settled in Rumley blfltll. Dec. 12. 1885; iii. Edward-A.. d. tled in German township, 1800; had Columbus. Neb.): 2. Elisabeth-Ann, b. township. Harrison county. Ohio. in 1861; iv. Theodore-W., b. March 17. issue: 1. Rebeoca. m. Jacob Dnnmirs, 1822; d. young; 8. Michael-Butler. m. Lucinda Crossan; 4. Isabella. b. 1837; 1816; had issue: L William. b. in 1345: settled in North township; in. and settled in Jasper county, lowaaz. Charles county. Md.. 1810; d. 1875; min Dec. 5. 1870.'MI-illsEnglish. a native of Samuel, b. in Wayne township. Jeifer­ III.1847,Ephraim Clark (see Family of Rumley township, Susanna Cansga, b. North township. daughter of James and son county, Feb. 9. 1812; settled in Ger­ Roger Clark); 6. Martin-Snyder. b. 1811; d. 1872 (had lssue:,l. Sarah. m. Ann Mctlarroll English; v. Alice-J.. d. man wnship; in. Oct. 30, 1849,Mary J. 1829: m. Martha McKee; 6. Caroline-M.. Abram Busby: ii. Maris. m. James in Leesville; vi. _Sa.ra.h-E..m. M. Fries­ Glnsener. daughter ot Garrett and Ann b. 1832: 7. Martha-A.. b. 1834: In. John Shambaugh; iii. Elizabeth. in. A. L. baush): 3. Robert: 3. William; 4. John; Maholm Glasener, natives or Pennsyl­ Mcconnall; 8. Benjamin-F.. b. 1830: in. Ridenaur; iv. James. b. Oct 6. 1845; m. vania. who settled at Cadiz, 1800: 3. Mary Jane Harrison. V1. Mary. V11. Oct. 11, 1866, Sarah Jane Braden. b. v5.mSa.rah,m. e. 8‘. T. Simonton. at Deere­ Garrett, d. in infancy; 4. Elizabeth. II. Eve. VIII. Elizabeth. IX. Magdalene. m. Pumphrey. Feb. 2, 1844. daugh‘ of Gettys and WILLIAM SMITH. see Family at Jacob. 111.Elisabeth. IV. Mary. Rachel Cox Braden): 2. Elizabeth. in. William Ramsge. CHRISTIAN SPIKER. 0! Dutch de­ George Simmons; 3. John. b. in Fred­ DAVIDSMYLIE.I native of Inland, MARTIN SNYDER. a native of Ger­ scent. emigrated from Pennsylvania, erick, Md., June 12, 1810: d. Aug. 27. emigrated to America and nrst settled many. 1:. 1728; cl. Nov. 7. 1810; emi­ and settled in Stock township. before 1881: in. March 18. 1832, Mary Ann in Washington county, Penn...bdore grated to Amerim and lint settled in 1806; d. December. 1820; m. Diana Condo, b. in Penn., Feb. 28. 1813: d. 1794; removed to Wutmorelsnd coun­ Adams county. Penn..hdore 1775.where ; issue: Feb. 8. 1896: dsugh of Jacob and ty. Penn» and in 1815louted at Cadiz he married Catherine Amon, b. in 1. Christian. or Christopher. b. in Mary Ann Shuss Condo (had issue: i. Pennsylvania. 1759: d. Aug. 29. 1821; Stock township. Harrison county, Ohio, Jacob. b. 1833: d. 1872: in. 1st) Cath­ Harrison county, Ohio, where he died settled in Green township. Harrison Sept. 13.1843; m. in lrslsnd.Ss.rs.h Jane 1806: d. 1879; m. Aerie Carnal. b. 1804: erine Knauf; in. (2d) Elisa th Kim­ Coon, d. 1843;had issue. smalls others: county. Ohio. about 1802; had issue: d. March 1870; had issue: 1. William. b. mel: ii. Margaret. b. July. 1835: m. 1. William. b. in Washington county. 1.Martin. b. in Adams county. Penn.. 1826: settled at Deersville; m. 1845. Thomas Lucas; iii. Catherine. 12.1837; Psnn.,1794; settled in Archer township, 1775; d. in Green township. April 12. Mary Cottrell. daughter of Adam Cot­ 111.Arnold Wheeler: iv. Mn:-y—Ann. b. Harrison county, 1825, where he re­ 1819; m. 1803.Ruth Tipton. b. near Bal­ trell. a native or Scotland (d. 1842; his 1839: in. David Hazlitt; v. Susan. b. mained until 1855.and then lomted in timore. 1779: d. Feb. 5.1850;daughter of wife d. 1885) (had issue, among others: 1841; d. young; vi. Samuel. b. 1846: d. Wuhlngton county, Iowa. dying there Samuel and Nancy Tipton (the former. L George-D.. b. Dec. 26. 1846; settled at in infancy; vii. Samantha-Jane. b. Jan. after the death of his wife. located in 20. 1854; in. Albert I-Iouck); 4. Marga­ Febnxary, 1858; m. 1820. Rachel Bor­ Jeiferson county. Ohio. about 1802); Solo. Harrison county; m. 1871,Elin­ land, d. March, 1875,daughter of James beth Gibson, daughter of Edward and ret. m. Peter Manbeclt: 5. Catherine, 11:. Borland. or Butler county. Penn. (had had issue: 1. Catherine; 2. Martin, Catherine Gibson (both of whom died Abraham Gotshall. and settled in issue: i. David; ii. James; iii. Marga­ 11. 1805: d. 1882: 3. Mary. b. in in Harrison county); 2. George-W.; 3. Meigs county, Ohio; 6. Mary. m. Daniel ret: iv. John. b. Nov. 9, 1828; In. May 1, Green township, Sept. 7. 1808; m. Mary-J.. m. Cornelius Vickers; 4. John­ Hilbert. and settled in Defiance county, 1849, Julia A. Cox. daughte of George July 13, 1837. Walter Jamison (his W., b. July 31, 1833: m. 1859, Nancy Ohio; 7. Matilda. d. young; 8. Susanna. and Sarah Titus Cox; v. Samuel; vi. second wife), b. Feb. 24. 1801; d. July Crawford, daughter of Josiah Crawford. m. Abraham Klmmel; 9. James. m. Robert: vii. Matthew: viii. Hugh: is. 1. 1883; son of John and Ann Craig of Stock township; 5. Henry-(1.; 6. Elisabeth Shuss; 10. Lydia, m. Jere­ Thomas; x. Sarah-Jane; xi. William; Jamison. who settled in Cadis town­ Henry; 7. Elizabeth. in. David Christy; miah Condo. xii. Joseph; xiii. Rachel; xiv. David). sblp, about 1802 (had issue: L Martin­ 8. Christians. m. William Hines: 9. Gettys Braden, d. April 13. 1851. in George Cox. father of Julia A. S.. settled in Cadiz; ii. Jane-A., in. Catherine. 11:.Samuel Hines; 10. Sarah­ Crawford county. Ohio. father of Sarah Smylie, was b. 1784; d. Sept. 12. 1849: George W. Glover; iii. Ruth-Ellen. d. Ann. Jane Braden Stahl. was a son of son of Richard Cox. of Dutch descent, in infancy; iv. William-Walter. b. ll. John. Thomas and Jane Braden. of Gettys­ who came from New Jersey to Steuben­ 1849: d. 189-): 4. Amon; 5. Jacob. b. ill. Joseph. burg, Penn.. m. May 2. 1842. Rachel ville, Ohio. before 1800,and later set­ July 5. 1814: in. June 24. 1847. Elisa­ Cox. d. at Baxter Springs. Cherokee tled in Archer township; in. 1808.Sarah beth Dradtord, daughter of Thomas THOMAS SPROULL, h. in Ireland. county. Kan.. lfeb. 7. 1883.daughter of Titus. b. 1786; d. 1877. daughter of Bradford. of Green township (had is­ 1799.son of Robert Sproull: emigrated George and Sarah Cox: had issue: 1. Jonathan Titus and wife. who were na­ sue: i. Mnrtin, b. March 7, 1848; in. to America. and. about 1819.settled in Sarah-Jane: 2. Rachel-Ann. h. 1846; d. tives of Wales, and settled near Cadiz. (1st) Mary J. Carson. d. August, 1857; Short Cree): township. Harrison coun­ 1867; 3. George-Thomas. settled at before 1812; had issue: 1. Mary; 2. m. (zd) Nancy Jane McGuire; ii. Mary­ ty. Ohio; removed in 1823to Mooreiield Caney, Kan.; 4. William-Wilson; set­ Catherine. m. Leander Bigger. of Ca­ township. where he d. April 19. 1872: tled at Conneaut. Ohio. Hiram; 3. Rachel. b. in Steubcnvillez diz; iii. Sarah: iv. Caroline; v. Isabella. in. (1st) in Ireland. Mary Hastings; d. 4. Jeremiah; 5. George: 6. Jonathan; m. Finley Mnttern); 6. Nancy; 7. about 1822: in. (2:1) Elizabeth Cald­ JAMES STEEL. a native of Virginia; 7. Sarah; 8. Obediah; 9. John; 10.Julia­ Zachariah; 8. Samuel. 11. Adam. ill. well; hsd issue by um wife: 1. Wil­ had issue: ' A., m. John Smyiie; 11. Martin. Henry. IV. John. V. Catherine, b. liam. settled in Coshoctoncounty,0hio; I. John. GARRETT SNEDEKER. settled in in Ireland, 1794; d. Feb. 5. 1869'. had issue by second wife: 2. Andrew: II. Basil-E., b. in Berkeley county, Washington county. Penn.. before 1789; m. 1820. Dr. Moses Kennedy, b. Dec. 3. Robert: 4. John. b. sent. 23. 1842; 11:. West Vn.: removed to Pennsylvania. removed to Harrison county. Ohio. 24. 1797; d. April 7, 1857; son of Amanda White. b. July 26. 1854.daugh­ and thence. about 1815.to Washington about 1800: had issue: Michael and Margaret Thompson ter oi Joseph and Sarah Leo White. or township. Harrison county. Ohio; d. i. John. b. in Washington county, Kennedy. of the North of Ireland; Nottingham township; 5. Hugh; 6. 1857: m. in Pennsylvania, Rachel 1789; settled in German township. 1816, had issue: 1. Margaret, b. 1821; d. 1871; Thomas. Spaulding, d. 1874: had issue: 1. John;

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2. Sarah; 3. Mary; 4. Matilda-Jane: 6. JACOB STONER. b. near Hagen­ Green township, Harrison county. GABRIEL THOMPSON. b. in Har­ NIIIGY: 6. Andrew; 7. Basil: 8. W11­ town, Md., Dec. 25. 1815; son of Jacob Ohio, 1803.where he died: m. in Penn­ iord county, Md.; d. at Jewett. Ohio. liam; 9. Daniel; 10. David. b. Oct. 31. and Mary Stoner, the former of whom sylvania. Margaret Miller. b. March 12. February, 1879; m. in Carroll county. 1333: 111-(1st) April 10. 1845. Elizabeth died in Maryland in 1817; settled in 1779: d. Aug. 31, 1861; had issue: 1. 1830. Elizabeth Allen. d. in Carroll Vermillion. of Guernsey county, Ohio: Colernin township, Belmont county, James. b. July 22, 1806; d. Oct. 15. 1890: county. Aug. 26, 1866; daughter of Joe­ d. Dec. 17. 1835; in. (2d) Feb. 11. 1890. Ohio. 1818. thence removed to Deere­ in. March 12, 1835. Anne Craig. d. Feb. eph and Sarah Allen, oi Otsego county. Mrs. Comfort Lindsey. of Flushing Vme. KRTHSDH °°'"|l¥. some years 24, 1887, daughter oi! John Craig. an N. Y.: had issue: 1. Gilbert, m. 1854. (had issue by ilrst wile: i. John-B.: ll. alterward. and later located in Man­ early settler in Ohio (had issue: 1. Elizabeth A. Carr: 2. H W.. In. Andrew-J.: iii. Joseph-M.: iv. Frank­ roe township; in. April 26. 1838.Honor Margaret. b. April 23, 1836; m. Dr. J. 3. 1865, Catherine Kirby; 3. Lydia-A.. m. lln; v. William: vi. Henry; vii. Spania­ Snelder. b. in Washington county, Crawford. and settled at Gillapie. Ill.: 1848. Henry I-‘ittenger; 4. Antoinette, lng: viii. Amanda; ix. Matilda; x. Penn.. June 25. 1820.daughter or David ll. John. b. May 28. 1839: d. Dec. 31. m. 1848. Samuel Plttenger: 5. Bath­ Olive). and Christina Sneider, or Monroetown­ 1842; iii. Milton-J.. b. July 19. 1842: sheha, m. 1860,Henry Mock; 6. Harvey­ SILAS STEPHEN. settled in Short ship: had issue: 1. Mary-E, m. U;-1“ served in the Civil War: m. Oct. 25. L., b. in Perry township. Carroll coun­ Creek township, Harrison county, Ohio, B. Hits, and settled at Dennison, Ohio: 1887. Anna. Patten. oi Sidney. Shelby ty. June 7,1842; settled in Archer town­ about 1808 or 1810: had issue among 2. Sarah. in. Michael Lynch. and settled county, Ohio. daughter of H. '1‘.Patten: ship, Harrison county. 1878: in. Aug. 3. others: 1. Jonathan, b. June 5. 1199: d. at Dennison, Ohio: 3. William, settled iv. Elizabeth-A., b. March 10. 1845: in. 1871. at New Rumley, Maria Sham­ 1880: nl. Feb. 24. 1825. Elizabeth Salo­ in Monroe township; served in the J. B. Mansfield. and settled in J eflerson baugh. b. Aug. 22. 1844: daughter of mons. b. Jan. 22. 1808(had issue. among Civil War: 4. David. b. Sept. 23, 1845; county; v. James-A.. b. Jan. 8. 1848: d. Michael (b. in Penn.. 1811; d. 1863) and others: i.Zachariah, served in the Civil served in the Civil War; in. (1st) March May 7, 1849; vi. Mary-B... b. May 27, Hctta Hazlett (h. in Penn, 1816; d. War, and died in that service; ii. Silas, 14. 1867. Mary Fowler: d. March 31, 1850: vii. Luella-K.. b. Oct. 26. 1856: 1884) Shambnugh: 7. Sarah-A.. m. 1873. b. Dec. 23. 1841; served in the Civil 1874: daughter of John E. Fowler; in. m. W. H. Eagleson. and settled in Josiah Long; 8. Joseph-W.,d. May, 1882. War: in. May 7. 1889. Sarah R. Bar­ (2d) Sept. 26. 1879.Susan Winrod. b in Green township): 2. Margaret: 3. THOMAS THOMPSON. b. in Penn­ croft. daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Belmont county, Ohio: 5. Jacob-S., set. Mary: 4. John; 5. George: 6. Jane: 7. sylvania. 1780; d. Jan. 18. 1875; re­ Hunter Barerott (the former b. in Jet­ tied in Franklin township; 6.James-M., David: 8. Alexander. 11. James. Ill. moved to Harrison county, Ohio, 1816 settled at Tippecanoe. Ohio: '1.Ella-C.. Samuel. IV. Robert. V. Jane. VI. ielson county, 1814: d. in I-Iopedale. Elisabeth. (his father. who was twice married— NOV. 5. 1886; the latter, a native of m. James M. Evans. and settled at Eleanor Lindsey, of Scotch deaunt. Weetmoreland county, Penn., who Auburn. Snnsumon county, lll.; 8. ISAAC THOMAS. see account of having been his flrst wiiwwas a na­ came with her parents to Ohio in 1835). George-W., served in the Civil War; d. Abraham Brannon. tive ot Ireland who had settled in March 30. 1866. at Camp Chase. Half Moon Valley. Centre county, ARCHIBALD STEWART, a native 01 AARON THOMPSON. see account of JOHN STRINGER. b. in Chester Alexander Green. Penn.); in. May 4, 1803,Catherine Wes­ Ireland; emigrated to Pennsylvania ton. b. 1785: d. May 29, 1860. 04 GOP!!!“ with his parents, and about 1816 re­ county. Penn.. 1776: removed to Jeffer­ DAVID THOMPSON. a native of descent. daughter of Thomu Weston. moved to Harrison county. Ohio, set­ son county. Ohio. about 1860: settled county Tyrone. Ireland. b. 1712; d. whose family were pioneers in Penn­ tling near Cadiz, where he d. March 18. near York. Ohio. 1811,where he d. July 1868; son of Joseph Thompson. who sylvania: had issue: 1. Nancy: 2. John, 1854; 111.in Pennsylvania, 1806. Marga- . 10. 1845; his wife. whom he had mar­ emigrated to America and settled near b. in Half Moon Valley. Penn.. Aug. 8. ret Donaldson: d. Nov. 13. 1849: had is­ ried in Pennsylvania. d. May 12. 1850; Chambershnrg. Penn.. in 1792 (Joseph had issue: 1. William, b. in Jeilereon 1808: removed to Green township, Her­ sue: 1. James; 2. Samuel, b. June 86. Thompson d. about 1819): David m. in rlson county. about 1831.where he set­ 1809; settled in Washington township; county. Aus. 19. 1803: d. Aug. 16. 1859; Pennsylvania. Martha Gift. of German tled: in. (let) Elizabeth Baker, d. 1851: in, June 2, 1840.Maria Auld, daughter in. (let) March 19,1829.Jane Johnston: parentage. b. 1778: d. 1843: settled (1. June 6, 1838: daughter of Richard In. (za) Sept. 21. 1859. Hannah Levi!­ at William and Mary l\1cAdoo Auld about one mile north of Cadiz. Harri­ daughter of Joseph Lewis (had issue by (had issue: 1. Mary, b. April 6, 1841: ii. Johnston, a resident or Harrison coun­ son county. Ohio. in 1814: had issue: 1. ty, Ohio: In. (2d) 1839,Isabella Fergu­ iirst wiie: i. Thomas: il. Margaret: iii. Archibald. b. Jan. 10. 1843:iii. William­ Joseph: 2. Elizabeth. in. William Mc­ John-B.; iv. Mary: v. Resin: vi. Jos­ son; 41.Oct. 15. 1888. daughter oi’ Henry Fadden, and settled in Iowa: 3. Mary, Alexander. b. Aug. 16, 1845; iv. Marga­ Ferguson (had issue by first wire; 1, eph-M.: vii. Sarah-0.; viii. Naney—E.: ret. b. Sept. 10, 1847; v. James-M.. b. m. Joseph McFadden, and settled in ix. Elijah); 3. Sarah: 4. Thomas: 5. Jan. 25. 1850; vi. Samuel-D.: vii. Jane: ll. John-M.. b. March 4, 1832: set­ Cadiz township; 4. David: 5. John. d. tled in Green township, where he d. Mary: 6. Catherine; 7. Elijah: 8. Elen­ Thomas-M., b. Nov. 3. 1855); 8. Mary; in Washington county, Iowa; 6. Kath­ nor; 9. Joseph: 10. Rachel-Jane. 4. Isabelle: 5. Margaret. May 4. 1889: in. Sept. 5. 1861, Susanna erine. m.'John Sharp, of Holmes coun­ Samuel Auld. grandfather oi’ Maris. Buchanan. b. Oct. 9, 1841. daughter oi’ ty, Ohio; 7. Martha. in. Adam Dunlap: WILLIAM THOMPSON. of Scotch­ Auld, was a native or Ireland: emi­ John Buchanan, a pioneer in Harrison 8. Rachel. m. S. Atkinson, and settled Irish descent. a native ct Franklin grated to Pennsylvania and thence re­ county: iii. Johnston; iv. Ann-E.; had in Holmes county, Ohio: 9. James, b. county. Penn.: removed from Cham­ moved to Nottingham township. Harri­ issue by second wife: v. Henry: vi. March 3. 1818; m. 1848. Margaret CTN­ bersburg to Westmoreland county, son county: had issue: 1, John: 2. Thomas-.I.: vii. Joseph-E.; viii. Fred­ key, daughter of William and Mary Penn.. about 1780. where he died: Samuel; 3. Mary: 4. James; 5. William. erick-M.; ix. Sarah: 2:. Maria): 2. Crabb Crosirey, of Harrison county: re­ served in the Revolutionary War: had 6. Eliza: 7. Diana; 8. Robert: 9. Stew­ James: 3. John; 4. Sarah; 5. Elizabeth; moved to Cadiz. 1889 (had issue: i. issue. among others: 1. Samuel, b. Nov. art: 10. Grace: 11. William. d. Jan. 11, 6. Mary; 7. Rebecca. Mary-Emma. d. aged sixteen years: “­ 6, 1781: d. June 6. 1866; settled in Bar­ 1880: in. (let) Mary McAdoo: d. 1820: JAMES TAGGART. a native or Penn­ Martha-Elizabeth. m. A. W. McDonald, rison county. 1813: m. in Pennsylvania. m. (zd) Elizabeth Todd (had issue by sylvania, n1. Mary Ferguson; had is­ of Pittshurg, Penn.; iii. Anna-Caroline. 1810. Elizabeth Stewart. b. Dec. 14, ilrnt wire: 1.Maria. m. Samuel Stewart: sue: m. William H. Arnold. of culls: 1785: d. Aug. 29, 1873: daughter of John had issue by second wife: ii. James; iii. I. John. b. in Washington county, iv. David); 10. Sophia, in. John Hitch­ Stewart. of Scotch descent. who had George-'l‘.; iv. Alexander-T.). Penn., 1778: d. June 4. 1843: removed to cock. settled in Butler county. Pcnn.: had is­

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sue: 1. Samuel, b. Sept. 18, 1822; m. h. 1816; d. 1888; in. 1838, Sylvnmu JOHN TRUSHEL. b. 1802; d. 1884: Crawford-B.. settled at Solo; 6. Louise, Sept. 18. 1851. Sarah Jane Moorhead. Wood. 1). 1805; d. 1846; son oi‘ Jung. son of Solomon Trushel, an old settler m. Benjamin Simme. and settled in daughter of Judge Moorhead.of Archer and Elizabeth Steel Wood. from Wash. in Harrison county, Ohio; in. France: Missouri; 7. George-W.. b. 1830: d. in YDWDIMD: settled in Green town­ ington county. N. ‘I. (had issue: i. Little. is. 1796; d. 1876; had issue: 1. Coshocwn county, Ohio. Nov. 11. 1890: END: 2. Jane, m. H. Stewart Black; set-. Elizabeth. in. Andrew Henderson Cara. Solomon; 2. Eli, settled in Tuscarawas 8. Jacob-Ogden. settled at Uhrichsville; tied in Green township: 3. Eliza. 111.shah; ii. Tingley-Syivanus. m. Leonora county, Ohio: 3. Peter, settled in North 9. Richard-Marion, settled in Connec­ Gray, and settled in Delaware Chestnut: and settled at Leadville, township; 4. David. settled in Car­ ton. Ohio. county. Ohio: 4. Ellen. m. —— Moor­ Colo.): 2. Joseph. b. 1822; 3. Jeremiah. roll county: 6. William: 6. Valentino. head, and settled in Delaware county, b. 1826: 4. Temperance, b. 1830. Wll. b. Oct. 17. 1846;~eettled in North town­ WILLIAM WADDINGTON.see Fam­ Ohio: 5. Martha. b. Dec. 26, 1810: :1. liam 'i‘ingley‘arather (Jeremiah Ting­ ship; m. 1816,Rebecca Stearns, daugh­ ily of John Harrison. July 16, 1890: m. 1884, Johnson Craig. ley) and grandfather (Joseph Tingley), ter oi’ William and Susan Stearns. of b. Dec. 3, 1803: d. July 14, 1888; 6. both native: of NewJersey, both served Carroll county, Ohio: 7. Abraham; 8. JOSEPH WALKER, h. in county Maria, ll. Jan. 13, 1818; d. Aug. 25. in the Revolutionary War. Joshua; 9. Mahala: 10. Elizabeth. in. Derry. Ireland, 1757: emigrated to 1875; m. Jonathan Gray. b. 1807,d. July James Morgan. oi’ Carroll county; 11. Amerim and settled in New York City. 14, 1873: 7. Isabel. m. —— Rea; 8. AQIIILA TIPTON.removed from Jet. Susanne; 12. Mary, in. Thomas Rea. ot 1813; a short time later removed to Margaret. b. July 11, 1820: m. Samuel ferson county. and settled in Stock Monroe township; 13. Sarah. Greensburg, Penn., and in 1822to near Cochran. township, Harrison county. about 1800. ROBERT VINCENT, d. 1841; emi­ Lsceysville. Stock township, Harrison where he died October, 1826; had grated from the North of Ireland, and county, Ohio, where he d. 1842: m. in CHARLES TIMMONS, b. 1751; d. issue. among others: 1. Aquila. b. about 1801.settled in Green township. Ireland. Constnncia Stewart. ll. 1755; d. 1820;removed from Mnrtinsburg. Wat June 1. 1800: d. May 30. 1875: in. Nancy 1846: had issue: 1. John; 3.‘Jame:: Ii. Vs... to Cadiz. Ohio, about 1812; m.. Waller. b. in Maryland. Dec. 26. 1802; Harrison county. Ohio; had issue, George: 4. William, b. in Ireland. 1806; probably in West Virginia. Mary Mag­ d. May 4. 1871; daughter of George among others: 1. Thomas-0.. m. 1820. settled in Stark township. where he dalene Forney, b. 1776: d. 1850; daugh­ Waller, a native of Maryland (had is­ Jane Macurdy, daughter or John Mu.­ (1.April 27, 1886; in. June 10. 1834, Jane ter ot Abraham (1740-1824)andSusanna sue: 1. Benjamin, b. Jan. 6. 1823; ii. curdy (had issue: i. Agnes-'1’..m. John McKinney. b. in Washington county, (1752-1842) Forney. all oi German de­ Mary-J.. b. Aug. 22. 1824: settled in Beall—eeeBeall Family: ii. Jane-C., m. Penn., July 14, 1802; d. July 5, 1878; scent: had issue: 1. Abraham, b. Aug. Missouri; iii. Sarah-A., b. Aug. 24, 1826; James Deary; iii. Thomas-M.. m. Laura daughter or George and Mary McKin­ ll, 1794; In. Martha Dent: 2. Eli, b. iv. Ruth, b. Jan. 15. 1829: m. Lancaster: iv. Albert: v. Mary, m. ney (had issue: i. Joseph. b. June 24. Aug. 18. 1796: 3. William. b. June 16, Hines; settled in Ubrichsville, Ohio: v. Thomas Craig: vi. Sarah: vii. Oliver); 1835: m. Feb. 12, 1863, Agnes Gibson, 1798; 4. Charles. b. Sept. 28. 1800; d. Rachel, b. Aug. 10. 1830, m. 2. Jane. in. William Chambers. b. Jan. 4, 1843. daughter of James B. 1801: 5. Catherine, b. Oct. 27, 1802; 6. Abrams. and settled in Oregon: vi. THOMAS VINCENT, a physician, b. and Lillian Maxwell Gibson, natives of Frederick. la. July 15. 1805: in. Eliza Charlotte-1-1.. b. Aug. 4, 1832: vii. Jared, 1754'. d. Aug. 31, 1841: settled in Green Pennsylvania: ii. Mary, in. An­ Lacey; 7. Emanuel, b. May 9, 1808; 8. b. Sept. 4. 1834; viii. Ephraim, b. May 4. township before 1827: m. Jane , derson, and settled in Auglaize county, Benjamin, 1).at Mnttinsburg. Nov. 17, 1836; ix. Aquila, b. May 24, 1838; settled b. 1783; d. Oct. 11. 1858; had issue: 1. Ohio): 5. Mar)’: 6. Elizabeth. 1810; d. June 3. 1898: m. at Mount in Nottingham township; m. April 28, Joseph; 2. Thomas-W.; 3. Robert: 4. Pleasant. Ohio. 1854, Mary Ann Meek. 1861. Maria Scott. b. July 25, 1840. James: 6. Amanda: 6.Su-ah; 7. Martha, JOHN WALLACE. a native at York daughter of Joseph (1798-1833) end daughter of Charles and Margaret m. 1827. Thomas Milligan; 8. June, in. county. Penn.. b. 1760; d. May 1, 1832: Rachel CUDDY (1784-1843) Meek; 9. Dodds Scott Ifthe former a native or 1834. Isaac Holmes. removed to Washington county, Penn., Samuel, b. 1813; 10. Forney. b. March 3, Jeilerson county, Ohio; the latter a na­ JACOB VOORHEES. a native of New about 1804,and a year later to Putney 1817: d. 1886; m. at Cadiz, 1838. Elin­ tive of Ireland]; x. Martha, b. 1840; xi. Jersey, b. 1767; d. July 4. 1876: son oi.’ township, Belmont county, Ohio; set­ beth Stinson Lacey. b. June 8. 1818; d. Nancy. b. Aug. 31. 1841; xii. George­ Jacob Voorhees (of German descent, tled in Moorefleld township. Harrison 1898; daughter of and Mary W.. b. Sept. 7. 1844; settled in Archer the iamlly having flrst settled in Amer­ county. 1822: 111.Margaret Anderson, b. Clifton Lacey (had issue: 1. Caroline, township: xiii. Thomas-3., b. Sept. 15, ica about 1670); removed to Weilsburg, in York county, Penn.. 1767; d. March in. 1840'. m. 1864. Charles N. Allen; ii. 1856; settled in Illinois); 2, Rebecca. ln. Va.. thence to Jeilerson county, Ohio, 25, 1848: had issue: 1. William, d. 1842: Milton-J.. b. 1841; served in the Civil Waller: 3. Charity, in. with his father. before 1803; settled in in. Mary W. (had issue: 1.John; War; m. Josephine B. McLean: settled Gugan; 4. Nancy; 5. Keziah; 6. Ketura. North township. Harrison county. Ohio. H. Nathaniel-3.: iii. William-A.: iv. at Peabody, Kara; iii. Benjamin-F.. b. m. Cox; 7. William; 8. Shad­ 1833, where he died: in. in Fayette Samuel-M.; v. Wilson-E.: vi. Sarah­ 1844; served in the Civil War; m. rnch: 9. Samuel; 10. John. county, Penn, Elizabeth Gaakell, b. Ann: vii. Eleanor-S.; viii. Margaret-.)‘.i; Frnnccu Jones: settled at Peabody. DAVID TOWNSEND. (1.near Harris­ 1795; d. Jan. 16. 1876: daughter of Budd 2. Allen, b. in York county. Penn., April Kan: iv, Robert-Lacey, b. January, rille, 1874,where he had settled in 1812, and Hannah G. Gaskell (the former 15.1793:settled in Moorelleld township, 1850; m. 1879, Isabel Amanda Howard. having removed from Bucks county, served in the Revolutionary War. and where he d. Feb. 21, 1880; m. in Bel­ daughter of John M. and Elizabeth Penn.. with his father, Joseph Town­ d. in Crawford county, Penn.); had is­ mont county, Mary Brown (had issue: , Edna Howard. of Barnesville. Ohio). send (d. about 1815); m. in Ohio. Cath­ sue: 1. Samuel-Siclrles: 2. Andrew­ i. John; ii. Andrew: iii. William; iv. WILLIAM TINGLEY. b. in New Jer­ erine Cherry, d. 1872: had issue, among Linn; 3. Charles-ii. settled at Millers­ Mary; v. James: vi. Elijah-l't.. h. sey, 1187: d. at Cadiz. Ohio. 1863; re­ others: 1. Joseph, 1:. June 2, 1818: rn. burg, Ohio; 4. John-Alexander. b. Oct. March 16, 1828; in. Jan. 23, 1868. Eliza­ moved to West Virginia, and thence. 1842,Alhlna Strodes. a native of Har­ 20, 1823.in Jeilerson county; settled in beth Brokaw, b. March 25, 1842,daugh­ about 1806. to Cadiz: m. Rachel Pani­ risville. d. 1874; had issue: 1. David~C., North township: in. 1864.Ann Doyle. b. ter of Abraham and Mary Guthrie son, b. in Maryland. 1789'. d. 1876; 12. March 13, 1846; m. 1870, Adeline in Ireland, 1842: d. July 2. 1890; daugh­ Brokaw. natives of Ohio: vii, Anderson. daughter oi’James and Rachel Dnrbin Morris. ter ot Patrick and Honors Hickey settled at Wooster. Ohio; viii. Samuel. Paulson. of Harrison county (the ROBERT TRIMBLE, see Family ot Doyle (the latter d. in Ireland. 1848: settled at Wooster, Ohio); 3. Nancy; 4. former d. 1816); had issue: 1. Amanda, John Law. the former settled in America, 1853): 6. Jane. 7/ 122 OH[O VALLEY GENEALOGIEE OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES 123

THOMAS WALLACE. of Scotch­ iii. Thomas-Wesley. b. Sept. 21. 1850: ty. 1813: d. April 29. 1887; m. Catherine can township; 3. Sarah; had issue by irish descent: resided in York county. settled in Harrisville: in. Nov. 22. 1878, l-‘outz.b. in North township. Harrison second wife: 4. John; 5. JOBODJ; 0. Pcnn.. about 1775; had issue, among Nancy J. King, b. Aug. 28. 1848,daugh­ county. 1813; d. April 28, 1874: daugh­ lilary-M.; 7. Catherine-Jane; 8. Mat­ others: 1. John. b. in York county, ter of Charles Edward and Hannah ter of Michael 1-‘outs,a pioneer of Har­ thew; 9. Florence; 10. Robert; 11. Penn.. May 8. 1714; removed to Warren Mary Hanna King. of Mount Pleasant. rison county (had issue: 1. John: ii. Mansfield: 12. Core; 13. Ira-B. township. Jefferson county, Ohio. 1796, Ohio (the former b. near Baltimore. Elizabeth; iii. Jonathan; iv. Elijah; v. JOHN WELLING. d. about 1821: in. where he remained until 1804. thence Md.. 1208; d. March 27. 1857; the latter William. b. Sept. 12, 1848; settled in Mime : had issue: 1. William. m. loaned in Green township. Harrison a native of Loudoun county, Virginia. North township; in. March 23. 1882. Dorcas . b. Aug. 15, 1778: d. April county. Ohio. where he d. June 4. 1803; b. Sept. 17, 1815; d. Jan. 8. 1872): iv. Mrs. Sarah A. Clemens. widow of 24. 1848; 2. John; 3. David. b. Feb. 1. m. in York county. Oct. 6. 1795. Ella­ Florence. b. July 11. 1853; d. Oct. 10. Jsphtlin Clemens (who IL in Youngs­ 1779: d. June 19, 1864; settled in Athens beth Mcclsary. b. Sept. 23. 1776; d. 1873: v. Mary-Narcissa. h. March 25. town. Ohio). daughter of George W. township before 1817; m. (let) Marga­ Feb. 19. 1855; daughter of’ Abel Mc­ 1856; in. Aug. 30. 1875. J. W. Adams, and Sophia Simmonds. of Monroe town­ r : in. (Ed) Nancy Elizabeth Clcary. a resident of York county; had and settled in Short Creek township); 4. ship: vi._Isaiah, settled in Tuscarnwua Black. of Guernsey county. b. 1823; d. issue: 1. William. b. Oct. 3. 1796: 2. 5- ‘ ' ; 8. county. Ohio). Feb. 18. 1873 (had issue by first wife. Isaac. b. Oct. 9. 1798: 3. Thomas, b. 9. : had issue by second JACOB WEBB. a native of Maryland. six children: had issue by second wife: Sept. 20. 1800: 4. Robert. b. Oct. 26. wife James-M.. settled at Vlnton. b. 1773; removed to Brownsville. l?enn.. vii. Margaret-June. m. Finley Butler: 1802: 5. Rcbecca. b. June 6. 1804; 6.Mn.r— Iowa; 11. ; 12. ; had issue before 1800. WK‘.erehe in. Hannah Kirk. viii. William-W.; ix. Nam-.v-Jane; x. garet. b. July 16. 1806: 7. John. b. May by third wife: 13. ——-——.in.Dr. R. D. h. 1775; d. 1858; daughter of Adam Martha-A.. m. Jostph White: xi. 5. 1809: 8. Nathaniel-Anderson, h. July Wilkin; settled in Atlantic. Iowa: 14.’ Kirk. a native of Pennsylvania: settled Geo:-no-W.. b. June 15, 1855; xii. Har­ 16, 1811; d. Dec. 28. 1892: m. (1st) Charles-N.: 15. George-W.: 18. Frank. in Athens township. Harrison county. riet-C.; xiii. John): 4. Thomas; 5. March 4. 1334.Jane Watson; d. Feb. 18. settled at Chicago: 17. Harvey, settled Ohio. 1809,where he d. 1833; had issue: Henry; 6. Nancy: 7. Mary: 8. Elizabeth. 1868. daughter of Robert Watson. of at Chicago. 1. Sarah; 2. Esther. m. Joseph Hull. and Other Welling families in Harrison Athens township. Harrison county; m. WILLIAM WATSON.emigrated from settled in Athens township: 3. Edith, county, are those of the following. (26) Sept 2. 1869. Sarah Goodrich: d. Scotland and settled at Baltimore; re­ m. John Major. and settled in Athens most or all of them probably descended Oct. 9. 1873. daughter of George Good­ moved to Pennsylvania about 1790;had township; 4. Hannah, m. Cyrus Holt: 5. from John and Minis: rich, formerly a resident of Carroll issue: 1. Robert. b. in Scotland or in John. b. Feb. 5, 1806; settled in Athens John Welling. m. 1821, Mary McCul­ county, Ohio; in. (3d) June 24. 1875. Baltimore, March 3. 1786; removed to township; in. Nov. 11. 1830. Martha iough. Elizabeth Marsh. daughter of Oliver Athens township. Harrison county. Holmes, 1». in Short Creek township, John Welling. b. 1814; d. 1887; In. Marsh. a resident of Pennsylvania; 9. Ohio. 1831. where he d. Nov. 19, 1 2: Jan. 8. 1811. daughter of Col. Joseph June Mcl-‘udden. Abraham. b. Aug. 24. 1813; 10. Elisa­ in. in Washington county, Penn.. t. Holmes (had issue: 1. Joseph. b. 1833; David Welling, m. 1834,Jane Sharp. beth. b. March 22. 1821. 25. 1810. Rachel Wilson. d. May 18. 1LJacob. b. Nov. 8, 1833: ill. 1860. Sarah b. 1812‘. d. 1844. 1866,daughter of Robert Wilson: had Dickerson. daughter of John Dicker-Jun. William Welling, m. 1830, Margaret JOSHUA P. WATSON. of Scotch­ issue: 1. James. 11.March 2. 1812; d. of Athens township; settled in Athens Davis. Welsh descent. b. near West Liberty, Aug. 15, 1815; 2. John-W.. b. in Wash­ township): 6. Mary. m. Robert Eanos. West Va.. March 21. 1802: son of Aaron ington county. Feb. 7, 1814; d. July 22. and settled near Columbus. Ohio: 7. DANIEL WELSH. a native of.’Ire-' and Nancy Watson. who settled in 1859; In. (let) Julia Barricklow; in. Jacob, d. in western Illinois: ll. Ann. land. of Scottish descent: emigrated to West Virginia about 1800: removed. (2d) March 16. 1848. Rebeca: Dunlap. in. John Perrego. and settled in Athens America and probably first settled at Iboul 3.331.to New Athens. Harrison daughter of John Dunlap. of Athens township; 9. Ezekiel. in. Mary Corbin Carlisle. in Cumberland county (as the county. Ohio: settled in I-larrisvilie. township (had issue by first wife: 1. (had issue: I. John, settled in Athens name. Daniel Welch. appears on the Harrison county. 1885.where he d. July Rachel: had issue by second wife: ii. township: ii. Itebecca, m. Joseph Fig­ Carlisle tax-list from 1767until after 27, 1882; in. (1st) in West Virginia. Robert. b. May ‘I.1849: d. Aug. 28. 1849: ley, and settled in lndinna); 10.Joscph: 1776): had issue. among others: 1823. Martha Homes. b. May 29. 1804; iii. Adam-1).. b. March 24. 1850; iv. 11. Robert, settled in Illinois; 12. 1. Daniel, b. 1763; d. Sept. 7. 1819: set­ d. Feb. 27, 1836: in. (2d) Sarah M. Mc­ Nancy-A., b. March 28. 1853): 3. Jane, Phebe. d. aged seven years. tled in Cecil township. Washington Millan. a native of llarrlsville. d. Aug. b. May 1. 1815; d. Feb. 9. 1868. m. N. An­ county, Penn.. as early as 1786 (prob­ 8. 1844: in. (311) Louise M. Rimb)’. had JOHN WEBSTER, removed from ably accompanied by his father, for the derson Wallace; 4. Alexander. b. July namm of two Daniel Welches appear issue by first wife: 1. Samuel—H..set­ 3. 1817: d. Nov. 7, 1817; 5. Rachel. 11. Maryland to Rumley township. Harri­ tied at Vinton. Iowa: 2. Martha-Ann, Jan. 30. 1819: d. March 30. 1839; m. son county. Ohio, before 1824; d. before on the tax-lists of that township for in. Collins. and settled at Vaca­ John Bnrrlcklow; 6. Smith-R... b. Oct. 1824: m. Mary . b. April 30. 1775: 1787and 1788); in. Elizabeth Waits, b. ville. Cal.: 3. Louis-W.. 1:. March 2. 12. 1821; d. April 30. 1877: served as a d. March 1. 1848: had issue. six chil­ 1770: d. March 29. 1844; daughter of 1827; d. May 25. 1861; In. March 18. member of the Ohio Legislature. 1864: dren. of whom: 1. John. b. March 20. John (d. before 1786) and Sarah (d 1848, Julia Carver, b. Nov. 14, 1830. m. Dec. 9. 1847. Susan J. McDowell. 1811; d. Oct. 28, 1876; in. (1st) 1832. 1818) Wells; removed to Harrison daughter of Thomas and Tovnson Grav daughter of Samuel McDowell. of Margaret Buchanan. d. 1841. 1-1resident county. Ohio. about 1801,and settled at Carver, the former is. in Bucks county. of Rumley township: in. (2d) 1847.Ann Beech Spring. on the head waters of Athens township: 7. Nancy-G.. b. Jan. Short Creek. in Green township: es­ Penn.. 1788: d. Oct. 13. 1855. having 30. 1828; m. Joshua Dunlap. Patton. daughter of Joseph Patton. of come there from Downlngmwn. Penn., Rumley township: had issue by first tablished here a home-mill. probably 1815: the latter b. 1797; d. Feb. 4. 1843: WILLIAM WATTER3. a. native of wife: 1. Maria; 2. David. b. Oct. 3. 1836: the nrst in Harrison county; organized daughter of Thomas Gray. who settled Maryland. of Scotch descent, settled in settled in Archer township; in. (1st) Beech Spring Church: had issue: 1. in Hsrrisville. 1803 (had issue: i. Wil­ Harrison county, Ohio. before 1818. 1870.Susanna Devore. d. Feb. 20. 1875; John. served in Captain John Allen Ham. 1:.June 29. 1848: d. in infancy: ii. where he died: had issue. among in. (2a) April 15. 1884. Rosella Work. Scroggn’ company of Colonel John An­ Albert. h. July 30. 1849: d. in infancy; others: 1. Nathan. b. in Harrison conn­ dsughter of Alexander Work. of Ger­ drown’regiment of Ohio Militia in the

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settled in Deersviils; in. Aug. 28, 1802, ins); had issue: ,1. Susanna. in. Robert War of 1812; died in that service. un­ sated to his widow. “ in trust, for the Phiipot. of Humboldt. Nob-I 3- John­ use of his heirs: " he in. Mrs. Sarah Martha Moore.b. in Nottingham town­ married; 2. Daniel. h. 1790: d. Aug. 9. ship. Oct. 12. 1841,daughter of Samuel Douglsss.s. physician. b.inCs.rro1lcoun­ 1888: m. (ist) Margaret Bayless. b. Blsir. d. 1818.a widow (who had three and Margaret Given Moore. natives of ty. Ohlo: settled at Hopedalo, Green 1796: (1. Sept. 9. 1833: in. (2d) 1834. grown sons by her nrst husband living township. Harrison county. No .. 1806: in Cecil township in 1788—Joscph, Ireland; vi. James-Cameron: had issue Mary Gray, D.1806; d. Feb. 5. 1848 (had by second wife: vii. Flora-J., in. in. (1st) 1863,Martha Jane Merrick. h. issue. among others. by flrst wile: i. Samuel. and Willis.m—who later re­ June 9. 1832: d. Aprii12. 1884: daughter moved to Kentucky); had issue: 1. wagers. or Decrsviiis; viii. Emmet-A., Elizabeth. (1. aged fifteen years: had a physician; ix.Binghsm, d.in infancy) ; of Israel J. Merrick, a native of Mary­ issue by second wife. among others: ii. Elisabeth. m. Daniel Welsh. and re­ 3. William, b. in Archer township, Sept. land (b. 1802: d. 1881). and Ssrah.A.r­ ill.-Gray, b. 1842; d. Nov. 30. 1877): 8. moved to Ohio; 8. Richard: 3. Reuben; buckle (b. 1812); m. (zd) November. Resin, b. in Cecil township. Washing­ 18. 1818: m. (15!) Oct. 22, 1.840. Agnes 3.scab. Mary. m. Phillips; 5. Sarah; 6. Fisher, h. 1820; d. Feb. 14. 1846; daugh­ 1888. Mrs. Josephine M. Mansfield. ton county, Penn.. ‘April 27. 1795; d. at ter ot George Fisher, of Rumley town­ widowof Thomas Mansneld.snd daugh­ Cadis. Nov. 24. 1881; where he had set­ ter of Isaac Holmes. an early settler in tled in 1823: m. (1st) at Steubenville, JOHN WEISH. b. in ireland, 1782­ ship; m. (zd) Sept. 18. 1845. Emily Green township; 3. Katherine, m. John 88: d. Dec. 80. 1871: removed to West­ Jane Nixon, of Archer township: d. 1818. Eliza Baylam, h. 1801: d. Aug. Feb. 28. 1887(had issue by flrst wife: 1. Hunter. of Deiroy, Carroll county; 4. 6. 1842:daughter at Elisa and Margaret moreland county. Penn.. about 1797. Margaret-Ann. m. John Bebout. and thence to.Archer township. Harri­ Susan, m. Wiuiam Sampson. and set­ Barclay Beyleea. natives of Maryland; tled in Stock township; had issue by Mechanicstown; 5. Isabella. m. William in. (2d) 1846.Maria Bsylesl. b. Sept. 12. son county. Ohio. bsfon 1822.where he second wits: ii. James-W.. b. July 1. A. Prater. of Douglas county. Oregon: 1807; d. Aug. 19. 1886; sister to his remained until 1860.and then settled in 6. James-D.. settled at East Liverpool, Stock township; m. Jane McClellan. ‘b. 1847; in. May 25. 1889, Kate M. Gonn­ Elisa Bnylem (had issue by first wife: way. daughter of Aaron Consway: iii. Ohio; 7. Mary-Elisabeth. in. (1st) John i. Marla-13.. b. 1822; d. Aug. 10. 1891: m. in Pennsylvania. 1798; d. Feb. 17. 1872: Reboccs-Jane, m. A. J. Palmer and set­ Smalley; m. (Zd) William Kerr: settled Walter Butler Beebe. of Cadiz: ii. had issue: 1. Mary; 2. Elisabeth; 3. tled in Stock township; iv. John-N., set­ near New Lisbon, Ohio: 8. . d. in R-chel~Anne. in. William R. Allison, Ann: 4. Samuel; 5. John-l-L: 6. Jane: tled in North township; v. A.-0., a infancy; 9. , d. in infancy. and settled at Steubenvilie: iii. Caro­ 7. Matthew; 8. James-M., b. Oct. 11., Methodist Episcopal minister: settled line. In. Thomas C. Rowles. and settled 1832: settled in Stock township: 9. JONATHAN WEST, a native of at Topeka. Kan.; iv. David-Barclay, b. David: 10. William-A., b. April 5. 1835: in Youngstown. Ohio); 4. Mary. b. 1811; Pennsylvania. of Scotch-lrish descent. settled in Washington township; in. d. Dec. 15, 1844: m. 1838.George Fisher. at Smlthileld. Ohio, Nov. 23. 1880; m. b. 1792; d. 1872 (had issue. among settled in Cadis township, Harrison 1857.Martha Collins Lyons. daughter of April 7. 1859. Marcus: Mel-‘addcn. others: 1. Elizabeth; ii. Samuel, d. in county. Ohio, 1811; m. Comfort Arnold. Robert and Ann Bowlsnd Lyons. of daughter of Robert McFadden. daughter of Benjamin and Comfort Cidlli v. Ella. m. H. Parks MncAdl.m, infancy: iii. Jacob, d. in infancy): 5. Arnold, of Fayette county. Pennsyl­ SAMUEL WELSH (or Welch). b. in Eleanor. m. 1839. Joseph Dunbar; 6. and sealed at New York Mills. N. Y.); Nancy. in. 1840,Matthew Johnson. vania; hsd issue: 1. Amos. 1:.in Penn­ 4. Benjamin: 5. Pressleyz 8. William, Ireland. 1772: d. March 80. 1850: emi­ sylvania; settled in Franltlin township, grated to America and settled in West­ Francis Gilmore. father of Margaret in. 1835,Adaline Phillips, daughter of Welsh. was a native of Ireland; emi­ Harrison county; m. 1832, Margaret Thomas and Elizabeth Williams Phil­ moreland county. Penn.; removedbefore to America and settled in Baker, daughter of Otto Baker, 0 lips. of Cadiz: removed to Mount Pleas­ 1814 to Archer township, Harrison Archer township (had issue: 1. Mary: county. Ohio: m. (1st) Catherine Coul­ Archer township. Harrison county, ant. Iowa. where he died. and his Ohio, before 1815: in. Sarah McBride, ii. Samuel; iii. Wilson-3.. b. Aug. 7.’ widow removed thence to Osceola. Neb. ter, d. 1842; in. (2d) 1846.Mrs. William a native of Ireland: d. March 30. 1840; 1842; in. 1868. Susannah Rsnahaw: iv. (had issue, eight children, four of Keepers. of Stock township; had issue had issue. eight children. of whom: 1. Sarah; v. Naomi. m. John Renshaw); 2. whom died in infancy, of the others: i. by am wife: 1. John, b. Nov. 20. 1808: William: 3. Margaret. m. John Welsh:. Resin, b. April 19, 1812: m. Dec. 10, William: H. Thomas; iii. Daniel-P.. b. settled at Cadiz; d. Nov. 10. 1881: m. 3. John. settled in Oskaioosa. Iowa: 4. 1835.Nancy Arthurs. daughter of Gavin 1839; d. May 6. 1864: served in the Civil 1833.Margaret Gilmore (had issue: i. Arthurs, of Harrison county (had is­ War. and died in that service: iv. John­ Samuel. settled in Missouri: ii. Jason. Thomas. settled in Iowa; 5. Samuel, sue: 1. Jonathan: ii. Comfort; iii. itou. m. Anna Sherwood: settled near settled in Iowa; liL Sarah-Jane. m. settled in Iowa. Rachel; iv. Amos, m. Melina Copa­ Osceola. Neb.); 7. Jacob. in. Charlotte John Adams. and settled in Archer JAMES WEST. b. in Kirlrcaldy. Fife­ land; v. Jnpheth. m. (let) Lucinda Pumphrsy: 8. Cyrus: 9. Samuel. in. township; iv. Amanda, m. Samuel F. shire, Scotland. June 11. 1791; d. in Yant. of Tuscarawas county. Ohio; d. Martha Moore. b. 1815': d. April 13. Rose. a Methodist Episcopal minister. Sept. 21, 1888; m. (2d) Martha .1’.Baker: and settled at New Philadelphia): 2. Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio, 1886; 10. Mary. in. 1829. Dr. Jacob 1851.where he had located in 1828; son vi. Sarah-E.; vii. William-G., m. April Voorhes; 11. Rhoda. m. 1828, John James. b. July 9. 1815; settled at Deere­ of John West; emigrated to America, 15. 1881, Rebecca. Wright. daughter of Mansfield. ville; m. (lat) March 28. 1833. Martha and first settled in Maryland. 1815: re­ Sylvanus Wright: viii. James-M.. m. Elinbeth Waits Wclch. wife of Dan­ Slemmons. b. Sept. 7. 1812: d. June 15. moved to Wood county. West Virginia. Elisabeth Rinehart. of Franklin town­ iel Wclch. was the daughter of John 1845, daughter of William and Jane ship; ix. Esther); 3. Samuel; 4. Joan­ Oshurn Slemmons: In. (2d) Nov. 17, in 1817.and thence, in 1825. to Summit Waits, whose name appears on the tax­ county. Ohio. whence he came to Car­ than; 5. Mary; 6. Esther; 7. Actia; 8. list of Spvringhill township. l-‘ayette 1860.Mrs. Louisa Cope, b. June 18. 1826. roll county; m. in Wood county, W. Va., James; 9. Elizabeth; 10. Comfort; 1.1. (then Bedford. and later. Westmore­ daughter of Barrett and Nancy Carson 1826. Isabella Douglass. b. Sept. 15, Sarah. land) county, Penn.. in 1712,the first Rogers (had issue by first wife: 1. 1802,in Akeld. Northumberiand. Eng­ Gavin Arthurs, father of Nancy year after the organization of Bedford Catherine, settled in Nottingham town­ land. daughter of John and Susan Arthurs West, was a native of Ireland: county. and in 1783: he settled in Cecil ship: ii. Samuel-5.. settled in Franklin Howey Douglass. natives of Scotland settled in Harrison county. where he d. township. Washington county. on the township; iii. William-C., settled in (the latter a daughter of Andrew and Feb. 1. 1876: m. Rachel Hall, of Mary­ bend waters of Chartiers Creek in the Kansas; iv. Martha-J.. m. John­ Margaret Mltchison Howey: and the land: d. 1845; had issue: 1. Robert: 2. spring of 1785; and died before April son; settled in Nottingham township; former a son of Anna Davidson Doug­ William: 3. James; 4. Elisa; 5. Mary­ 5. 1780,at which date his land was pat­ v. John-M.. s.physician. b. Dec. 19,1842: 9/£1 12‘ OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES OHI0 VALLEY GENEALOGIT-IS 121

J.; G.Amelia; 7. Nancy, m. Resin West; Wharton, settled near Tippecanoe. 9. Mary-Jane. in. N. W. Shannon; 10. John; 5. Samuel; 6. David; 7. Esther: 8. Sarah; 9. Louisa. Harrison county. Ohio. before 1880; m. Elizabeth; 11. Clarissa. rn. Joseph 8. Margaret: 9. Elizabeth. d. in infancy. JOHN WEYAND1‘. of German de­ in Pennsylvania. Martha Huffman; had Jamison; 12. Wilson. in. Eliza Mc­ GEORGE WORK, a native of ire­ scent removed probably from Pennsyl­ issue: 1. George; 2. John: 3. Michael; 4. Gowan; 13. Priscilla. isnd; emigrated to America.and. before vania or Maryland to Monroe town­ Samuel: 5. Philip; 6. David: 7. Berlin; ROBERT WILKIN. settled in Penn­ 1800. settled in Hopewell township, ship, Harrison county. before 1817; d. 8. Eliza; 9. Catherine; 10. Rachel: 11. sylvania. 1770; removed to near the Washington county. Penn.. where he 1848; m. Motlena ; had issue: 1. James. Samuel Myers was b. 1802; d. present site of Cadiz. H3-“"5°“ °°“MY. d. 1830;rnrin Ireland. Martha Dunlap; Daniel; 2. Jacob; 3. Abraham. 'b. 1821; in Franklin township, June 3, 1879;m. Uhio, about 1802.and a few years later had issue. among others: 1. Alexander, d. 1899;in. (let) Roxanna Warner; m. 1830. Mary Conneli (had issue: i. Je­ settled at Londonderry, Guernsey coun­ b. in lrelsnd, 1781; settled in Pennsyl­ (Zd) Margaret Gamble (had issue: i. mima: ii. David; iii. Martha, in. Eng, ty; m. in Pennsylvania, Mary Hyde; vania with his parents; removed to Amadilln. m. E. M. Long; ii. Eleanor, Wharton; iv. Jonathan: v. Wesley; vi. had issue: 1. Elizabeth. ll. Nancy. ill. German township, Harrison county. m. M. Rohan; iii. Martha-Ann. in. Wil­ George; vii. Catherine; viii. Sarah- ; Jane. IV. Rehecca. V. Mary. V1. Ohio. 1818. where he ti. May. 1851; m. liam B. Penn; iv. Webster, to. Ruth ix. Amanda: x. Sansom: xi. Mu-y-J.; Samuel. Vii. Thomas. IX. Archibald. in Pennsylvania. April 10. 1809. Jane Mven: v. Olive, m. L. 1). Price; vi. xii. Samuel-S.; xiii. John). b. in Pennsylvania; settled in Wash­ Tagsart. a native of Washington coun­ Melinda. m. Oscar Price); 4. Mary. :11. JOSEPH WHITE, of Scotch descent; ington township, Harrison county. be­ ty; d. April. 1851 (had issue: i. George; 1837.Henry B. Heller; 6. Christina. m. settled in Frederick county. Md..betore lore 1818.where he d. 1870; m. Hannah ii. James; iii. John; iv. Mnry-K., In. Warner. 1775.where he d. about 1818: served in Davidson, d. 1856. daughter of Samuel John Hervey Block; V. Samuel; vi. JOHN WHAN. h. in Chester county. the Revolutionary War: in. Mary Pul­ Davidson. of Washington township; Anderson-D.; vii. Jane; viii. Margaret; Penn., Sept. 26. 1176; removed to Harri­ ton. of Scotch-Irish descent; b. 1766­ had issue: 1, Samuel. b. in Washington ix. Alexander). son county. Ohio, 1815; in. Aug. 21..1804. 1766; d. in Franklin township, Harri­ township, May 23. 1818; in. (1st) April THOMAS WORLEY. b. in Pennsyl­ Margaret Boizga. b. Nov. 17. 1779; had son county. Ohio. Feb. 20. 1853: had 18, 1843,Margaret Fcraker. of Guernsey vania: removed to Harrison county, issue: 1. William. b. July 7. 1805: Ii. issue: 1. Catherine; 2. William; 3. county; d. Oct. 22. 1864; in. (2d) Aug. March 18. 1833; 2. Sarah. b. Jan. 7,1807; Joseph. b. in I-‘rederick, Md., Sept. 12. 6. 1868.Jeanette McCormick. of Guern­ and settled in Athens township, about d. in New Athens. Dec. 9, 1875: m. 1798:removed with his mother to Har­ sey county (had issue by first wife: 1. 1802. where he d. May. 1859: m. Mary Ellis: ii. Mary-Ann; iii. Archibald; iv. Walker, daughter of Gabriel Walker; George McCullough. h. 1803: d. April 3. rison county in 1819.and first located had issue: 1. Thomas; 2. Daniel, h. 1846 (had issue: 1. Margaret. m. S. K. in Nottln-rham township; later settled Hannah; v. Samuel; vi. Margaret-S.): in Franklin township. where he cl.Sept. 2. Mary-Ann: 3. Jane; 4. Angelina. X. 1792: d. 1887; m. 1849. Mary Goodwin. Kane. of Darlington. Penn; (1.in Mis­ William. Xi. James. xll. Robert. b. 1827; dauvhter of Jesse and Anne sissippi; ii. Martha m. James Stewart: 29. 1877; m. April 12. "1828. Hannah liiichner Goodwin.of Short Creek town­ d. in Pittsburg. Penn.; iii. John. b. Rogers. d. May 17, 1868, daughter of CHARLES WILLISON. settled in ship (had issue: i. Wililnm, ill. Eliza. 1834; d. 1855; iv. Robert. Settled in Mil­ Joseph and Pamela Rogers.-early set­ Moorefleld township. Harrison county, Morrison; ii. Jcssc. m. Elia Skouten; waukee. Wis.: v. William. b. 1840; set­ tlers in Harrison county. who came Ohio. before 1818: had issue: 1. Amos; iii. Emory. in. Mary Morrison; iv. tled in New Athens); ii. Hannah. h. Oct. from Maryland (had issue: 1. Jackson­ 2. Jeremiah. b. in Moon:-lleldtownship, Martha. m. Samuel Parks: v. Emma: 16. 1808; 4. Mary, b. Dec. 1. 1810: d. Aug. 1?..; ii. William-P.: iii. Pamela [or where he d. 1850; In. 1847.Rehecca Fig­ vi. John-Brough. m. Auta Groves; vii. 6. 1851: 5. Ellen. b. May 13. 1813; n). Panininhl: iv. Joseph-'l“.: v. Benjamin­ iey (had issue: i. Rachel-A.; ii. John­ Alice. in. Edwin Aukcrman: viii. La­ Michael Morgan, and settled in Short i-‘.; vi. Warren-11.; vii. Mary-Ann; viii. M.. b. July 3, 1850; in. Jan. 8. 1879.Julia fayette. m.Ella Mchlanus); 3. D;vid.m. Creek township; 6. Janna. b. Jan. 9. Joshua-17.. b. Nov. 15. 1840; served in McCullough. daughter of William and 1836. Mary Jane Luke: 4. James. b. 1816; d. Sept. 19, 1856: 7. John. b. May the Civil’Wa.r [as did also three of his Julia Lsizure McCullough); 3. Elijah: May. 1782; d. April 7. 1857; m. Susanna 10.,1821: d. July 19. 1849. brothers]; in. Scpt. 29. 1870. Agnes C. 4. Abilah; 5. Charles; 6. Rmilla; 7. . h. 1766; d. Feb. 4. 1839; 5. Glendon. daughter of William and Annie; 8. Rushs; 9. Rachel. EZRA WHARTON. re_moved-from Mary Glendon. early pioneers in Har­ Susanna, m. 1822, Samuel Martin; 6. Bucks county, Penn.. to Harrison conn­ rison county: ix. Charles-W.; x: Han­ JOHN WILSON, a native of Wuh­ Julianne. m. 1827. Smith Bonhain: 7. ty. Ohio. about 1820. and settled in nah-E.); 4. Charles. lngton county. Penn.; removed to Short Margaret. m. 1840, lchahod Ross: 8. Short Creek township; had issue. Creek township. Harrison county. Ohio. Elizabeth. in. Ysrnell: 9. Mary among others: 1. Joel. settled in Wash­ WILLIAM WILEY. h. in Washington 1806; and in May, 1834,settled in Rum­ (7). in. Jacob Figley. ington township, before 1833,where he county. Penn.. 1776; d. in Short Creek ley township; in. in Pennsylvania. Other Woriey families of Harrison (1. 1863: In. about 1822, Abigail Bundy. township. Harrison county. Ohio. 1853. Esther Fisher; had issue: 1. William­ county: d. 1874; had issue: 1. Martha; 2. where he had settled about 1804:son of H.. b. Sept. 22. 1803: d. in Rumley town­ Wesley J. Worley. m. 1823,Jane Vir­ Bethia; 3. Josiah: 4. Rachel; 6. Tabi­ Thomas and Rebecca Lytls Wiley. na­ sh ip, August. 1887; m. Margaret A. Mc­ tue. b. Jan. 13. 1804; d. March 18. 1851. tha-A.; 6. Matilda; 7. Ezra. h. June 21, tives of Lancaster county. Penn: in. in Comb, d. March, 1884 (had issue: i. Daniel Worlcy. m. 1834. Sarah Pere­ 1833: m. Feb. 22. 1859. Martha Myers. Pennsylvania 1804. Elizabeth Vance: Eliza-.l.. m. C. N. Coulter. and settled gov. of Franklin township. daughter of had issue: 1. Joseph: 2. Thomas. nu. in Michigan; ii. John-A.; iii. Hadnsssh, Josiah Worley, in. 1836. Mary Ann Samuel and Mary Connell Myers (had Mary Tendeley; 3. Anna. In. Hugh Mar­ in. James V. Thompson. and settled in Minor. issue: i. Olive. m. William Imlzurs: ii. _tln; 4. John: 5. David. to. Laura 1. Richlnrid county. Ohio: iv. R.-M.: V. Michael Woriey, m. 1828, Eve Ann Samuel-Ms ill. ‘David-B.; iv. Oscar-E.: Stanley; 6. James. m. Harriet Wight: 7. W.-L... b. Oct. 29, 1841: in. August. 1880, Markley. v. Artbur- . . 8. Abigail; 9. Susannah. William. b. in Short Creek township; M. A. i\ielial'l'ey. of near Mount Hope. Mary Goodwin ‘Worley (b. 1827) is ll. Anna. lll. Hannah. IV. Daniel. V. in. Nov. 3. 1864. Olive M. Stanley. Washington county, Penn.; vi. Mary­ the daughter of Jesse Goodwin, b. in Lynton. Vl. Amos. Vll. James. V111. daughter of Noah Stanley (b. in Trum­ l3.; vii. James-R.. settled at Arkansas Pennsylvania. Oct. 11,1784; d. in Harri­ Silas. 1X. Levi. bu'l county. Ohio. where he :1. 1878). City. Arlr.; viii. David-Mc.: ix. T.-H.. 1'-oncounty, Ohio. Oct. 2. 1856; m. (lei) Michael Myers. a native of Pennsyl­ and Sarah Bowman Stanley (b. in m. S. G. Phillips. and settled at Arkan­ Anne Michner. b. 1789; d. Feb. 27. 1843; vania. grandfather of Martha Myers Columbiana county. Ohio): 13.Rebeooa: sas City, Ark.): 2. James: 3. Hugh; 4. m. (Zd) Ruth McMillan; had issue by

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nrst wife: 1. Lydia. b. 1810; 2. Hannah. d. Dec. 28, 1898; m. 1860,Jane P. Jami. b. 1812; 3. Lewis. I). 1813; 4. Wilson. b. son. daughter of Barkley and Mu-gu-gt 1319: 5- Elilhn. b. 1818: 6. Tea. b. 1820; Jamison; 2. Jonathan-Washington, ggt. 7. Alice. b. 1821; 8. Anne. b. 1824; 9. tied in Zanesvilie; 3. John, settled in Kinsey. b. 1826; 10. Mary. b. Nov. 27. Kansas. 1827; :11.Daniel Woriey: 11. Abi. b. May 22. 1829: in. Jackson Shields; 12. AARON YARNALL. son of Thomas Martha. b. 1830; 1:. Jesse, n. 1334. Yarnali, h. in Washington county. Anne Michner Goodwin was the Penn.. about 1783; settled in Notting­ daughter or Baruch and Jane Wilson ham townshlp, Harrison county. Ohio. Michner. who were married in Penn­ 1811. where he died 1861; in. Mary A. sylvania. and removed to Harrison Bell, of Washington county; d. 1857: county: had issue: 1. Anne: 2. John: 3. had issue: 1. Zlba; 2. William; 3. Hannah; 4. Sarah; 5. Alice; 6. Jane. Aaron; 4. Eli; 6. Colver; 6. John. b. Feb. 27. 1827: in. (1st) April 24. 1860. MA'1'1'HEW WORSTELL. b. in “ Nackkey" Rogers. d. 1861; m. (M) Bucks county, Penn.; a descendant of 1863. Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. b. June 28. James Worsteil, who emigrated be­ 1833. widow of Thomas Ross. and fore 1700; removed to Philadelphia, daughter of Alexander and Sarah before 1804, and in 1805 settled near Ramsey Fulton, of Nottingham town­ Steuhcnviile. Ohio; in. Rachel Price: ship (had issue by ilrst wife: i. Henry­ had issue: 1. Ceneath; 2. Hiram, b. in 1-I..settled in Tuscarawaa county. Ohio: Philadelphia. Sept. 7, 1.804:lettled in ii. Sylvester-F.. settled at Oberlin. Franltlin township, Harrison county, K.n.n.; iii. Jasper: had issue by second Ohio. where he d. in January, 1884: m. wife: iv. Mary-EL; v. ida-3.); 7. Nel­ near Steubenvlile, Ann Pittis, d. 1873. son; 8. Lydia; 9. Mary-A. daughter of John Pittis, of Deersvliie (had issue: i. John; ii. Mary: iii. M101-IAEL YOST. a native of Vir­ Thomas; iv. Robert; v. Edward; vi. ginia. b. Nov. 3. 1766; d. Feb. 2. 1849, Eilnbeth; vii. Jane; viii. William; ix. of German dmcent. as was also his Julia: x. Henry-P.. b. in Tuscarawu wife; the fathers of both having served county. May 18.1836; settled in Frank­ in the Revolutionary War; removed to lin township; in. Jan. 6, 1860.Eleanor Short Creek township, Harrison coun­ Scott. daughter of Charles Scott. of ty, Ohio. 1806; in. Rachel Kechiey. b. Harrison county); 3. Martha; 4. Smith; in Virginia. 1780; d. Feb. 19. 1849; had 5. Matthew: 6. Sarah; 7. John: 8. issue, among others: 1. Elias, b. near Winchester, Frederick county, Va.. Dec. Rachel: 9. William: 10. James. 2. 1805; settled in Short Creek town­ LOT WORTMAN. b. in New Jersey, ship; m. (1st) Dec. 30, 1834.Kezis Klth­ about 1779; d. 1839; probably I. de­ cart. b. in Pennsylvania. April 25. 1812; scendant of John Wortman. who emi­ d. 1878: daughter of Joseph Kithcart grated from Holland to America in (d. in Pennsylvania; his wife settled in 1750.and settled in Bedminster town­ Harrison county. 1824); m. (zd) March ship. Somerset county, N. J.: in. in 7, 1880, Ann Mncklin. b. in county Westmoreland county. Penn.. Margaret Armagh. Ireland. Dec. 2. 1842.daughter Metzlsr, d. 1860; removed to Muslim­ of Samuel and Ann Benson Maclrlin gum county, Ohio, about 1808; had is­ (both of whom died in Scotland. the sue, twelve children. of whom: 1. Jesse­ former in 1847; the latter in 1858) (had David. b. in Muskingum county, 1824; issue by ilrst wite. eleven children).

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