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STEPHENSON - STEVENSON

Family Record Compiled and Written by

FRANCES STEVENSON MAIN

Delaware, Ohio

Year 1966

QUINCY A. MAIN PRINTIN'G CO. HARLINGEN, TEXAS

q ,,, T 1\T'~ OF,lit"I !.,J,1...i...!.,·...JJJ.,(''-T J.\ • ..;.i f'IRDS,.,J FORID10RD This i.s a compilation. of rec.:Jrds pat together for the use of arnate1..1r researchers .like myself.t The name STEPHENSOU--"-'E)r.rE,lENSON---SrTJ.NSON r1as been spelled many ways,IJ even within the same family,, For example,the David of l..l!"'.\·• ,--1a .. .., .. ,,1,•---'l ,., ... the IJ'":!tephen~rln • ' ~ >,J • ch.-...-t-.~~• •. -• (.,\ l/ J \J .L T- ...... J LI J. J. V I.A l.,(.J.1~e- I.A. J.. name 1 S rEPHINS ir1 Greenbrier County., {lJ)Va(I ti and his wife., Martha McClure, was called Martha STINSON in her father's will. Some of their children married under the name ·stinson, and David's will was recorded under the name Stephenson,.On Martha's tombstone it was spelled another way. The JAMES STEPHENSON of chapter II had a family of I3 children and most of them spelled the name STEVENSON. All this by way of advice to researchers, check all. the diffe1ient spellings, when 1.ooking for any lndividu.alo­ Each chapter is indexed separately, and there are many duplicati.ons, due to the many different spellings~ CONTRIBUTORS(!

Mrs o He·ttie Stephenson Smith r-1r. Rex Stephenson 605 So Franklin Sto, 5721.~ Frederick Rdo, Garrett., Ind.$ Da:rt.on.. s, Ohio

Mrso H. Me Sharp Mrse Co E. Crusey

Bon Air Dro 9 II6 Water Sto~

Sidney,9 Ohioo Sidney, Ohioo

Mrs~ Nye Spencer Pursell Mrso E~ Eo Stephenson 2IO Ross Valley Dro, I8I6 Broad Sto, San Rafael, Calif~ Galesburg, Illo

Mr~ Gail Price Stevenson Mr(I Herve Ni.ssley 9 Bellefontaine,Oe(Dec d) DeGraffe~,, Ohio

Mrs •. Lydia Hu.ston Zweibel Mrs~ Roy Clark St$ Marys, 0~ RoRto2 Rosewood,. Ohio Mrso K. B~ Skardon :Mrsc Mildred Bailey Urbana, Ohio Rosew·ood., Ohio

Mrse H~ BC, Davenport M:r s " G ., 0 e Weimer I546 Kanawha Blvd~,East, Rosewood.9 Ohio Charleston,. W. Va~ Mrso Clyde Taylor Mrs a Lr.. S~ Siniff 6JI Wilson Ave() 9

3I24 First Avee, No, Sidney,t- • Ohio Great Falls 9 Manto Mre and Mrse Sam Mro Lynn Laffer, Wi.nE.nri.11 er, DeGraffep Ohio 916 No 1'1Ia in Sto » Sidney, Oh.ioo ST,l!;PIIBNSON HEC011DS

Contr•ibutor~s Mrse Fred S. Zeigler Mrs. Parker Stafford Lowell, Ind. Mtd~ Rt. I Dayton.9 Ohio Mrs. Quincy A. Main Mrs. Al.ma Scott 527 N. Commerce St., :Maplewood» Ohio Ha~lingen, Texas Mr. Rarey Stevenson Mrs. c. E. Nichols, Wellsburg, New York 2309 Baylor St., Alamagordo, N. Mex. Mrs. Murray E. Main 250 West William St., Mrs. Alta Simpson Hahn, Delaware, Ohio Jackson Center, Ohio Compiler. I will be happy to correspond with anyone who Miss Orpha Stephenson is interested. Belle Center, Ohio Mrs. Walter Leininger, Jackson Center, Ohio

It was certainly not tt1e intention to omit anyone who con­ tributed information, but when the lists are ~jven by many people, sometimes we omit someone unavoidably. Frances Stevenson Main TABLE OF CON'I'ENTS

Chapter I~ Descendants 0f DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE. Chapter II. Descendants of JAMES STEPHENSON and wife UNITY NEW. Chapter III .. Descendants of JAMES STEPHENSON and wife ANN GARNER Chapter IV. Descendants of JOHN STEVENSON and wife MARY McGOWAN .• Records I73.5 to I880. Chapter V. Records of National Archives re ELIJAH STINSON. Chapter VIo Descendants of THOMAS STEVENSON of London. Chapter VII. Condensed and compared records of various STEPHENSON-STEVENSON families and some conclusions. Chapter VIII. Assembled Tax lists, Census records., History records, Cemetery records, Deed records, etc., of Logan, Champaign and Clark Counties, all in Ohio. Chapter IX. Records of Alexander STEPHENSON and his descendants from Mrs~ H.B. Davenport. It has been my intention to make this as simple as pos~ sible and so each chapter is indexed separately, and in searching for any-individual all different spellings should be che·cked. This would have been impossible if it had not been for the help of all the people who so kindly began this record, and helped me, so a "Big Thank You II to all. Your compiler, Frances Stevenson Main 250 West·William st., Delaware, Ohio. 430I5

STEPHE:t-ISON FAf·1ILY RECGRDS Chapter I is the record of DAVID STEPEENSON and his ·wife, ?v1ARTHA lwlcCLlJRE S'f_8PHE1TSON., It was prepared by Mrs o Hattie Stephenson Smith(l~ir--s. William G.) and Mrs. Mabel (H.M.) Sharp and others whose names are listed on the contributors page. It is the belief of Mrs. Virginia Nye Spencer Pur~ sell of San Rafael, California, who did most of the re­ search on the family of JAMES STEPHENSON, who died in Mon~ roe County{W.) Va., I802, which is in chapter III, that the DAVID of chapter I, was the son of JA.J.'1ES of Monroe. It will require more research to prove this. A letter from Mrs. Pursell on this subject will be found in chapter II, which is the record of a JAMES STEPHENSON, who was born in Greenbrier County(W. )Va., I799. In all probability this JAMES is the 8th child of DAVID and MARTHA McCLURE STEPHENSON of chapter I. History records of several counties of Ohio, put into the records by various descendants of both DAVID and JAME!S mention the 8 children, but only 7 are mentioned in the will of DAVIDo The will records, history records, tax records and other sources used are all in chapter VIII.

STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON

DAVID STEPHENSON(STEPHINS in Mar .. record) b,, ca.I767 9 died. Feb.2I,I8I4, Champaign Co.;, Ohio; Mar.~ Greenbrier Co_. CW) Va. Dec.I8.,I789.~ Iilartha McClure(Dau.Arthur), b,.caiI775, d~post 1832, buried Callison Cem~ near LawrencevilleJO• Clark Co.O~ Children~ I. Arthur Stephensonb.9-I5-I794; Vasdied I880. Mar.2~7-I8I9 Clark Co.~ ,r~ary(Polly) Thpmas,b.9-I6-I800;d.I856.Mar. by Sam Smith,J.P. Bur,Pasco Cem~ Lived Shelby and Logan Counties~ Children: a. George Stephenson b(IJ-27-I822; d.-- fv!ar,, Marg ... Walker b,8-I-I8I5;d.I-6-I879; Lived Logan Co~ no ch~ b. Rebecca Stephenson b~I2-22~I823; Mar~Jos~Argabright; ro-r3-r843. c. Martha Ann Stephenson b~8-9~I826; d~2-25-I9II. Buro Pt~Jefferson~ Mar1Ist Frank Patton 3-IO-I845, Chi I. Mary Patton b~2-2O-I848; d.6-5-I878; Mar~James Clay ton; Ch: a~ Hattie Martha Clayton b.7-I9-I87I Mar~ 8-23-I89I James Elmer Meranda, Ch~ Io Mary Hazel Meranda b@9-3-I904~ Mar.6-28-I945, Walter E~ Lein~ inger~ No ch. Live Jackson Center, O~ b, Twins; died at birth~ 21t Frances Patton; mar., Lewis Elliott, step-brother& a. Mary Elliott, died young. by Frank Elliottj mar.Ida Wagner~ Ch. I,. Ethel Elliott, mar~--Wildermutha live Jackson. Center~ 2~ Iva Elliott, mar.--Kies» live Jackson Cen~ 3i' Her twin Eva Elliott 9 mar.c=-Carpenter 9 li.ve Springfield1 Ohio* 4-. Opal Elliott, mar .•,Crosleyg lives Jackson Cen .. 5. Ronald Elliott, lives Jackson Center~ 6~ Ray Elliott, lives Galvestonj Texas~

c. Martha Ann Stephenson mar.If 2nd John T ,7 Elli.ott, b~­ Clark Co~IO~6-I8I2~ He had 9 ch~ by Ist wife Sarah Clayton~ By and marg I~ Charles Elliott, mar~ and had:

a~ Martha Elliott, marfiRaymond Clinehans., Sidney 9 0 b.Vj~tor Elliott, lives Sidney, Ohio~ c~ Lewis Elliott, lives Sidneyj Ohio. d~ Wilson Elliott!. e. Mae Elliott f ,,Mrs.,N~ Walker~, gi Lincoln Elliott h. Mrs ·Ir Robt~Df.:ees 2~ Angeline Elliott · 3. John Elliott 4 & 5,2 daus. who mar.John N~ Leach~ One had Mary Leach who marlt--Minnear. Her dau'i Goldie Minnear mar. Watts. Gr~Dau. was Ethel Souders, mar9Leo Stiles of Quincy,o. Had son Wavel Stilesq Ethel had sister Effie Soudersj mar~ --Leslie, and Ona Souders, mar$Will Dodson,also of Quincy, Ohio" STEPHENSON .3\T-:VEi·~·soN STINSO?-i Page 2 DAVID STEPHI~NSON and wife I·'If:.RTHA MCCLURE S 1~PEPHENSON I. ARTHUR STEP:TENSON and POLLY THOMAS his wife Ch .. cont 1 d d~ Henry Logan Stephenson, b.4-2-1829, Clark Co~O.d~II­ It~-I8Bi~. l'·1ar,lst 8--.. :4-I862 Sarah Livingston,b.I0-4- I834;d.3-24-I874. Buried Sidney, O. Ch: I. George Thomas Stephenson b.:8-9-I863;d.9~IO-I865 2- Barbara Jane Stephenson b-2-II-I865.Died-- 3,Samuel Edgar Stephenson b.6-J-I868;d~J-I9-I953 4. Mary Etta Stephenson b~II-I4-I870; d.7-I4-I873. 5. Sarah Inize Stephenson b. 1-I7-I874;d.6-29-I894. d. Henry L. Stephenson 1nar"2nd Eliz~ Kerst b .. 3-29-1837 d.7-I4-I886~ Mar~I~28~I875. Ch; I. Infant died yo'lhYig ~ 2. Harriett Alida Stephenson b.2-20-I878;d.I2-4-I9I5 Mar.5-27-I903 James M. Staley. Ch: a. Edith Staley b~4-7-I904; Mar.Sam E. Winemiller 9I6 N. Main St., Sidney, o. Bible records in their possession are included in this record:., b~ Edna Staley., b.5-25-I906, mar.Harold Lovett, lives Glendale, Ariz~ c. George Staley be7-I2-I908, lives Garrett, Ind~ 3. Georgia Stephenson died young. 4. Still be infant. d. Henry La Stephenson had an illegitimate son by Mary Parks, Albert Lewis Stephenson. He was a good man, b.9--I6-I854;d.2=2=19I9 Mar.#Marg. A, Halterman, Cham­ paign Co. His descendants are fine citizens. Ch: I~ Mrs. Olive Stephenson King 2~ Charles Stephenson 3. William Stephenson 4. Clyde Stephenson lives DeGraff, 0~ 5. Mrs_ Myrtle Stephenson Croninger~ 6. r1rs. Bertha Stephens on Yoder .. 7. Mrs. Ellie Stephenson Dodd. 8. Mrs. Iva Stephenson Linet. 9. James Earl Stephenson born. I90I e. Charles s. Stephenson b.7~17~1832, Clark Co~,o.a.4- I7-I904, Quincy, O. Mar~ Harriett L~ Bright 3-3-I870 They left the money to set up a fund to build Wilson f·1emorial Hospital, Sidney, O. No Ch. Bur. Pasco Ceme Reared Minnie Stabler~ f$ Nancy Stephenson b.II-6-1834. g. Angeline Stephenson b.I-4-I837j d~I859, Buried Pasco. h. Margaret M. Stephenson b.3-23~1839 2. MARTHA STEPHENSON b~Va~I796(Clark Co. census I850) d.I873 Mar. I8I6 Peter Minnich b. Va. I79J; d.I2--I842& She mar. 2nd Jonathan Parks, lived Logan Co~ Buried Pemberton Cem. a. Infant died Young.~ b. Arthur Minnich b.I0-26-1817; mar~I84I Sarah Flick, dau (Wm) He was Clark Co. farmer, Ch: I. Mary Minnich died age I5 2 .• Thomas Benton Minnich b,.I843; mar,..I866 Clara S. Craft who d~IB97. Was in Treas. off~ M9ntgomery Co. Raised by Gr. Father Flick. c. John Minnich bs_~-3I-I822; d.9-II-I843, mar.I84I or 2 STEPHENSON ST1;~mi,1soN STINSON Page 3 DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA }1cCLURE Ch, Cont. 1d 2. MARTHA STEPHENSON mar~,. Peter IVIinnich Ch. cont'd c. John Minnich b .. 5-3I-I822; dw9-II-I843, Mar.I84I-2 Sabina Overpeck, left son, John, boca.1842, mention­ ed gr-fa tl1cr' s 1Jill. S:ft):tr1a rr:.ar. 2nd Jarr-1et.1 S tep}:en5 er. son of David and Ann Kizer 8tephenson1 Clark Cc.J-5- I847, d. Andrew Jach:son r1in11icl1 1nar. Ist ---Lort011. and 2r.d Michael. Ch. by Ist Mar. None by 2nd mar. I. Jane Minnich mar~ Sanders. 2. Dora died age I9 3., William ?1innich, married Hulda Baker .. e. Minnich(Bill) mar.Amorette Staff~ ord of Fountain Co., Ind. Ch: Emma Minnich, be O. mar.lat Joe Hartman and 2nd Elmo Berry, Springfield. f~ Rosetta Minnich mareThomas Donavan Ch: Ia Martha mar. --Circle: 2.Emma Donavan mar.-Pierson: 3,Lynn mar. Chas, Ballentine~ 4. Rose mar.Martin Ballentine: 5. Sidney Donavan mar~Minnie--: 6. Horace Mar.MaggieT g. Thomas Benton Minnich b.m2-I9-I837 mar.I2-2-I875, Eliz.Michael{dau~John & Eliza Ann(Dormer)Michael) Family lived II29 Mason St., Springfield, Oe Ch: I. John Benton Minnich mar.Alice Minnich, Bra's widow. 2. Ozzie Minnich mar_ Alice Nave. J. Chas., Stephenson }1innich..;. 4 ~ Lula Blanche Minnich,. h. Eliza Ann Minnich mar. Wm. Laws, Wabash Co., Ind~ 3. ANN STEPHENSON b. Va~ Mar. 4-I5-I8I9 Clark Co. O. John French. This research was done by Mrs. Crusey of Sidney. a. Charles French b. 7-29-I837; d.3-20-I9I5. Mar.3-I2- I864 Mary Margaret Rich b_,9-I2-I849; d.6-I7-I92I Ch; I. John Henry French b.2-4-I867 d.6-IO-I957, buried Mission Park, San Antonio, Texas_ 2. Elizabeth Rose French b.9-I2-I868, mar. Ist-Thomp­ son and 2nd --Hayward. Lived California~ 3. Louis Napoleon French b87-22-I870, d.I2-I5-I955 Seattle, Wash~ 4. Joseph lialt&r French b. II-I9-I876, Champaign Co", OcP d.2-I4-I953. Vet. Spanish American War. Mar.2-7-I897 Nancy Eliz.Dunn, b* Shelby Co., 0-2-24-I877,d~3-I­ I953~ Lived Sidney, Ohio. Ch: a. Robert Millhallen French b.II-26-I899~ Shelby Co mar~8-I92I GQlda Crumley Had Ch: I(I Mary Louise French b.4-20-1923; Mar. 1st Jones and had Linda Jones. Mar. 2nd Carl Fridley and has Carlene, Robert and Lisa* 2. Patricia Ann French b.5-8-I925, mar~James Fleckenstein, 9-6-I947. 3. Robert Millhallen French Jr., 4. Mary Sue French mar.Robert Leder, Sidney, 2 c b. Mary LeRoy French b.I-I-I902 d 9-24-1923~ c. John Louis F;ench b.I2-22-I903; mar.Carolyn-­ I. Anna ~ench lives Pemberton., o. 2. Chas: 3. Dorothy ~ench 4. David French. STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page 4 DAVID STEPHENSON and ·wife 1'-1.~RTHA 11cCLURE Ch. cont'd 3. ANN STEPHENSON mar. John French Ch. cont'd a. C~arles French mar. Mary M. Rich Ch. cont 1 d: 4. Joseph Walter Fr-ench Ch. cont 1 d: d. Ruth E. French b.2-I4-I9I2: Died 9--I9I3. e. Dorothy E. French be5-27-I9I4, Sidney, o. Mar. 6-I2-I934 Portland, Ind. Chas. Ed. Crusey b. II-5-I9IO. Ch. Chas. David b.2-I9-I942, u.s.N. Hospital Corp. r~ Joseph w. French Jr$ b.8-I8-I9I6;d.8-I94I g. Betty Jane French b.9-I2-I922. Mar.I-28-I940 Wm.Carlye White, in Ky. Ch.Nancy b.9-I2-I940 Mar.9-I3-I96I Chas. Lee Knoop. Several other French names, unidentified, were listed by Mrs. Crusey. Listed for benefit of other searchers. John E. French, mar. Barbara E. Thomas, Clark Co •• o.8-23- I864; Enos French mar.IQ-22-I834 Anna Barbara Zeigler. Michael French born !836, died 1-3-1893, Dayton Hospital. Truman B. French b.I84I d. post !892, Dayton, o. Mar. Mary F. Johnson and had Della Jane French, mar. Andrew Smith Scoby. Had ch: I. Clem W. Scoby, mar. Elizabeth Fern Coff­ man and 2. Raymond Clinton Scoby who died age I9. 4. DAVID STEPHENSON, b. Va. 9-IO-I800, d. Logan Co., o. near Huntsville, I-24-I863, buried McGraw Cem. Mar. Clark Co •• o. 6-2I-I82I1 by Peter Minnich J.P. to Ann Kizero b. Clark Co., o. 6-23-I805, Dau.John & Prissel Kizer.German Twp.John b.2-I6-I776; d.5-I9-I842;Prissel b.2-I6-I768;d. 4-25-I838. Both buried near "Marthy McClure Stephenson" Callison Cem., Lawrenceville, a.They lived Clark Co.,o., near Yellow Springs, o. (David and Ann) Ann is buried Pem berton Cem., near son, William. The Kizers were early settlers Clark County, Ohio. Children David and Ann: a. Samuel, not Ann's son but raised by her~ He went to Fountain County, Ind. bo William Stephenson b.8-I7-I823;d.4-9=I884. mar.Jane

Patterson 9 bo7~2~I827;d.I2-I5-I869. Lived Logan & Shelby Counties. Buried Pemberton Ceme Ch: I. John Thomas Stephenson b.d.I2-I9I4, mar. Dora Brooks Lived Springfield, O. Ch: a. Effie Stephenson mar. --Yaezel. b. Elbert Stephenson mar. Minnie--. Living I960. c. Ralph Stephenson mar. Katherine--. d. Fanny Jane died unmar.I958, Springfield, o. 2. Arthur Newton Stephenson b.I2-20--.D. I948. Mar. Thurze B. Deweese b.-d.I2-25-I947. Ch: a. Grover c. Stephenson mar.Mary Poorman dau. John~ G. c. Shelby Co. rural Mail Carrier. Has I. Frances Stephenson who mar. Richard Lovell Neville, son Thomas and Ethel Neville 9 Dau. STEPHENSON STEV12NS0N STINSON Page 5 DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE Ch, Cont 1 d. 4. DAVID STEPHENSON b. ,ra. I-far. Ann Kizer~ Ch. Cont'd b. William Stephenson mar- Jane Patterson Ch. Cont'd 2. Arthur N. Stephenson mar.Thurza B. Deweese Ch. a. Grover C, Stephens on mar. }1ary Poorman Che I. Frances Stephenson mar.R. L. Neville Ch~ a, Richard E~ Neville b.6-5-I939: Grad~Col. Ens.u.s.N. Mar.6-I5-I963,Ann--. Lives Newport, R. I. b. Harry w. Neville, b.6-28-1942.u.s~A.F. I. Frances Stephenson mar.2nd John B. Brown, 5I4 Darnell Ave., Dayton, Ohio. 3. David Stephenson, not married. 4. James Harvey Stephenson b.7-3I-I854; d.--. MaroI2- I2-I877, Diora Bell Stiles, b.7-25-I857. d.I2-25- I947. Dau.Benj. & Harriett Noel(Adams) Stiles. a. Myrtle L. Stephenson b.9-I6-I879; Mar. IO-I3- I90I, Parker L. Stafford, b.3-II-I877. d.I~3- I943• I. Donald E. Stafford b.7-29-I902. Mar. - Lives Dayton, o. _g. Cecil Stafford b.7-8-1905. Mar. 3-2I-I927 Katherine Stockstill, b.4-20-1903, Dau.Lon and Mary Stockstillg Sidney, o. Has~aPat­ ricia Lou Stafford b.I-3I-I936, mar. II-I7-I956, Phillip Fogt, b.3-2I-'34. Live Dayton; Ch. Katherine b.2~I4-'58 & Jeffrey C. b.II-I0-'6I b. Freddie Leroy Stephenson b. and d.7-I5-I888 c. Harriett Ethel Step·henson b. 9-I0-1890; d. 9-I8- I96I. Mar. Carl Steerod, IO-II-1908.Lived Maple­ wood, Ohio d. Alma Ao Stephenson b.7-8-I90I. Mar.6-29-I94I to Stanley Scott, boI0-22-I895, son Clinton & L. Scott. Lived Maplewood, Ohio. Had Mary E. b. 8-23-1942, Grad. Miami Bus. College. 5. Hettie Jane Stephenson b.I~I5-I86J.d.6~7-I900; Mar. 4-28-I88I at Port Jefferson, o. Payton Ro Simpson b.2-I9-I853;do3~27-I930. Lived Jackson Center, o. a, Wm. M. Simpson bo2~II-I882;d.II-28-I955. Grad. Milton Col., Wisco & Elfred Theo. Sem. N.Y. Min Seventh Day Baptist Churcho I9J6, became Min. M. E. Church, Michigan Conf. Maro6-I7-I9IIi Amelia L. Rittenhouse, bo5-27-I885, Dau. C.D.R. Richmond. I. Alberta L. Simpson bo5-I2-I9I3, Mar.Ist F.L. Darnell & 2nd Anthony Crockero No. ch. 2. Lucille M. Simpson bo2-2I-I9I5o Mar.IO~I8- 1 I942 at Victoria, Texo Ist Lt. Paul Ro Cran dall. Ch.a. Karen Sue, b.Linda;c.Paula. 3. Miriam E. Simpson b.6-27-~, Married Rex w. Briggs, of Union City, Micho 4. Dorothy Eunice Simpson b.I0-2-I9I9; died I2-24-I928. STEPHENSON ST}:V1~H:30N STINSON Page 6 DAVID STEPHENSON and '"11 ..fe 1-·tARTHA McCLURE Ch. Cont'd. 4. DAVID STEPHENSON b. \!a,. I~1ar. Ann Kizer Ch. Cont'd~ b. William Stephenson mar~ Jane Patterson Ch~ Cont'd~ 5. Hettie Jane Step:~1enson mar. Payton R. Simpson Ch. b. Minnie Pearl died young. Ce Ada Blanch Simpson b.7-I-1884. D~6-II=I957. Mar Ist Mervin E. Davis, b. d.I2-7-I9I2. Ch~ Vernon E. Davis b.I-27-I9II, Smithton, \v. Va. d.I0~7- I920, Shelby Co., Ohio~ c. Ada Blanch Mar. 2nd Herman D. McGowan 7-I3-I922 Lived Jackson Center. o. Had~Walter D. B~5-28- I926. Mar.Christine Ruth Burke. d. Lloyd L. Simpson b.7-I9-I887, Shelby Co. d.5-I7 I938; Mar.9-24-I9I2, Helen B. Lawton, bvIO-I5- I892. Lived Battle Creek, Mich. e. Gael V. Simpson b.5-I3-I890, Shelby Co. Mar.7- I3-I9I6 Olive Jahravuss~ b.I-2I-I893~ Live I9 Caroline St., Battle Creek, Mich.Ch: I. David H. Simpson b. II-2I-I920; Mar.Enid F. Pawson. Have a.David H. b.7-28- 148 and Mich­ ael Lewis b.5-27-I95I 2. Thelma A. Simpson b.2-24-I923. Mar. Hugh M. Hotchkins, probably live Battle Creek. Have a. Hugh M. Jr.b.I-8-1947; b.Wm. S. be5-8- 149 c. Stephen B. b.6-22- 1 50; d.Cynthia b.-- f. Chloe Estelle Simpson b.I2-20-I89I;d.II-II~'55. Mar. I2-29-I908 Harold S. Davis, b.I~27-I887;d. 7-22-!948. Bur. Port Jefferson, lived Jackson Center, 0$ Had: Myrtle L.c. Davis b.7-28- 1 1924. Mar. Kenneth L. Grey·, b. 7-I3-I924. Live Jackson Center, o. a. Sue Ann b.6~Ir- 146 and b.Angela E. Grey beI2-I3-I950; d.T2~I950 g. Alta o. Simpson b.7-22-I894, Jackson Cen. Mar. 2-9-I9I4, Victor W. Hahn~ b~7~27-I893, Quincy, O. died 7-I2-I946. Ch. I. Juanita L. Hahn b.7-30-I9I6, mar.II-~o-v34 Ashland, Ky·.Royal R. Knief, b., I2-7-I9I4; t. Live 6805 Fait Ave., , Md. He Dire Trade Schools. a. Lois E. Knief b.I2-8-'35 DeGraffe, o. Mar. Ist Ronald Price; 2nd Holl­ ie Mason and 3rd Chas.Shockeyo Has;a.Sharon Mason;b.Steven Mason; c. Billy Mason; d • . Robyn Shockey; e o Karen Shockey. 2. Donald Randolph Hahn b.7-3-I9I8, DeGraffe, 0 Married 6-27-I942, Lucille Kreglow, b.I2- II-I9I8. Donald Veteran W.Wo II. Ch. next Page. STEPHENSON STEVE?!SON' STINSON Page 7 DAVID DTEPHENSON and wi.fe iIARTHA McCLURE Ch. Cont'd 4. DAVID STEPHENSON b, Vav mar~Ann Kizer Ch. Cont'd b~ William Stephenson mare Jane Patterson Ch. Cont'd. 5. Hettie Jane 3tephenson mar. Payton R. Simpson Ch. g_ Alta o. Simpson b. Jackson Cen~mar. Victor Hahn Ch. Cont'd: 2. Donald R. Hahn b.7-3-e18 DeGraffe, o. Marr.6-27-- '42, Luc:i.lle Kreglow., b.I2-II- 1 I8,(dau.Watson H) Vet.W.WoII. Ch~ a, Jeanne Kay b.7-6-'43; beTommy Mac b.II- 1 64 J. Ray G. Hahn b.6-26- 1 27, Mar.2-5-'46 Camp Crowder, Mo., Dorothy B. Peart, b.I2-II-'26. He Vet. W.W.II. 6.Amouretta Stephenson (twin) b.--d.I936. Mar.7-4-'I2 J. H. Higginbothan, father of Cramer Higginbotham. 7. Sarah Avesta(Twin) died young. 8. Mary(Mollie) Stephenson mar.--Hassey. b. William Stephenson mar. 2nd Amanda-- Ch: Edward.#9 c. James Arthur Stephenson b.9-J-I824; d.9-2I-I904@ Mar 3-7-I847, Sabina Overpeck Minnich, b.9-I2-I823;d.9- 24-I894.Dau. Wm. W'idow John Minnich, son Peter and Martha Stinson Minnich. Both buried Simms Chapel Cem I. Harvey G. Stephenson b.2-I4-I848; m. Anna Dilla­ hWlt. a. Dr. Wm. Calvin Stephenson dj_ed age 37. Mar. twice,- had I son, Went west. b. Hettie Steph- enson b •• d.age 49; mar. Earl Callison. Had: I. Robert Callison mar.twice, one son by each wife 2. Harold Callison 1nar. has one son. 3. Beulah Callison; mar. had 2 or 3 ch. 4. Son Callison. ~ Bert Stephenson b.od.I-4- I948. Mar. Hartman. d. Emma Stephenson, unmar. d. T.B. Sanitarium• Clarx County. 2. T. Jo Stephenson b.9-7-I849 3. Wm. Raper Stephenson bG9-8-I85I;d.I9I3; mar.II­ IB-175; Marietta Hartman, b~9-24-'53;d.8-24-'39. (Dau. Michael & Susannah Hartman)Lived 6ham.Coo a. Ada Blanche Stephenson b.2~I7-I88I;d~I2-30- 1 60 Lived and died in Springfield, unmarried. b. Clyde Stephenson b.I-25-I878;d.I0-4-'59.Mar.I2 -T8~I90I,Edna C. Bailor, b.I-8- 1 82;d.6~20-'59 Dau.Wm. F. & Flora (Newcomb); rural Mail care I. Mildred Ruth b.6-I4-'06; Mar.John P. Bail~ ey, b.7-I9-'04. She, teacher,Rosewood. 4. David B. Stephenson b.7~7-I853;d.4-I-I854. 5. Nancy Ann Stephenson b.2-6-I854.Mar.(I) I. A. Cook: Ch.a. Minnie Cook; mar&---Calhoun b. F.Jnma Cook; mar. Cheetalo No ch. c. Anna Cook; Mar.--Keeting. No ch. d. Walter Cooko Mar. 2 boys I girl e. Effie Cook; Mar. Foulk; I boy;I girl r. Ada Cook; Mar. (I) Reynolds; 2nd, Earl Callison, widower Hettie St. Cal­ lison. I dau. by Callison. 5. Nancy Married (2) Robert Bowers. Ch. next page STEPHENSON STEVE}ISON STINS01-J Page 7A Concerning the children of tTAM:ES ARTH1JR STEPHENSOJ.~, b. 9- 3-I824;d. 9-2I-I9 □4. Mar@3-7- 1 47, Sabina Overpeck Min­ nich, widow John Minnich, by whom she had son John. By 2nd husband; Child #2;Tressy Jane Stephenson b.9-7-I849; Mar.Harvey Bower.She d.9-8- 1 76~ No issue. Clark Co. Probate Record.Pe I36, Vol.I. Buried Callison Cem~ Child NO 5. Nancy Ann Stephenson married (I) I~A.Cook~The Sims Chapel Cemetery has a tombstone listed ELBERT COOKj b 4-29-1844, d.J-I9-I882, this is said to be the husband of Nancy Ann Stephenson. Nancy Ann Stephenson mar. for her 2nd husband, Harvey Bow­ ers, not Robert Bowers, the widower of her sister, Tressy Jane Stephenson Bower or Bowers. References: Biography of Harvey Bowers in the History by Hon. W.M. Rockel published I908, page 835: HARVEY BOWERS, b. Shenandoah Co., Va.,8-4-1843; Came to Ohio !869; d~ on or about II-I6-I922. Will recorded Clark County, O.Vol.28,p.5I9. Names wife Nancy Ann B0 wers; his own ch;Alfred Homer Bowers;Esther Hazel Bowers;Step-son James Walter Cook;Step Daus Minnie D. Calhoun;Emrna E. Cheadle; Effie Mo Folck; Anna A. Keating; Ada F. Reynolds; The biograp·hy also names a son Robert Lee Bowers. Mrs. Mary A. Skardon of Urbana, Rt.#4, lists the children as follows; James Walter Cook; Minnie D. Calhoun(Seymour) Emma E. Cheadle; Effie M. Folck;(J.William) Anna A. Keat­ ing(Franlc); Ada F. Reynolds(Edgar). The last named, Ada F* Cook, married 2nd Earl Callison, widower of Hettie Steph­ enson, daughter H. G. and Anna Dillahunt Stephenson~ Mrs. Ada·F. Cook Reynolds Callison is still living, but quite ill. See below: Ada F. Cook b.I0-3I~I882; Mar.Ist Edgar Reynolds I2-I8~I902~ He d.II-I8-I920. Ch; I. Elbert rteynolds b.I-3I~I9IO; Mar.Bernice Weaver. Lives Silver Spring, Md. 2 sons~ 2. riancy Reynolds b.8-7~I9I7. Mare 2-22-1936 Homer Darbyshire who d. World War II. Mar. 2nd McClelland Wilson 8-JO~I946, lives in Springfield, Oe Mother lives with her. Ada F. Cook Reynolds married 2nd Earl Callison after the death of his wife Hettie Stephenson. She had one daughter by Callison. Above data was received too late to index, but is included to help anyone using this part of the record. STEPHENSON STE'VF~N30N STINSON Page 8. DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE Ch. Cont'd 4. DAVID STEPHENSON b. Va. Mar., Ann Kizer ch. Cont'd• c. James Arthur Stephenson mar. Sabina Overpeck Minnich 5. Nancy Ann Stephenson Mar. 2nd Robert Bowers Ch. a. Robert Bowerso Mar. has son Homer. Mar. His­ lopo has i or 2 ch. b. Hazel Bowers. Mar. 6. C. P. Stephenson b.I2-I8-I856;d.IO-JO-I857. 7. Mary Eliz. Stephenson bo8-I7-I858(Aunt Top) Maro 2-8-I877, Dan.G. Nissley, b.I0-24-I85J~ Lancaster County, Penna. a. Mary Eliz. Nissley b.I-28-I878,d.8-II-I879 b. James Nissley b. Clark Co. o. IO-II-I879; Mar. I2-I9-I900 Edna A. Neal, b.3-2I-I880g dauoReu­ ben & Florence Neal. Live near Quincy, o. I. Mary Eliz. Nissley b.5-6-I906, Cham. Co.O.M Mar.I2-I9-I925, Lewis R. Clark, b.II-9- 1 00 (Son Oda & Harlena MileyClark) Cham. Co. a. Sue Ann Clark boIO-II-I93I; Grad.Steph­ ens Colo Mo.Maro6-6-I953 Greg F. Wilda­ son. Live 474 Whipp Rd. Dayton, o. I. Wendee Kay Wildason b.8-I4~I954 2. Jeffrey Clark Wildason b.5-25~ 1 58 b. Judith Kay Clark b.I0-20-I936; Grad. Stephens Col. Mar.I2-29-I956, Jesse L. Henson, Mt. Grove, Mo. He grad.Univ.Mo. Live Urbana, Ohio. Have I.Holly Sue b. 6-20-I96I 2. Douglas n. Henson b.7-II­ I963. c. Harvey Nissley b. Clark Coo6o 1 9-2-I88I; Mar. I2-28-I904 Maude Nisewonger 9 b.4-IO-I883, Shell City, Mo.(Dau.Wm. & Ruth L.) Ch; I. Ruth Salome Nissley b.5-IO-I906; d.6-6-'06 2. Twin died at birth. 3. Agatha Nissley b. Champ. Coe9-4-I908. Mar. Henry Putnam boI~I7-I906, also Champo Co. a. Rita Rose Putnam b.8-?-1937, Mar.12-24-'55 Jerrold W. Carr, b.4-28~1937. Live Rose­ wood, Ohio. I. Tracey Jay Carr 2. Cynthia Carr. 4. Muriel Grace Carr Nissley bo5-30-I9II; d.9~30 I9II. 5. Madge Ilene Nissley b.8-6-I922, Champaign Co Mar.6-I6-I940 Russell Bo Casebolt, b. Logan Co. son Russell Byers, raised by Ferman & No Nora Casebolt, Quincy, o. Live 9068 Liles Dr C~esterland, o. ao Daniel Russell Casebolt b;I-26-1943. Mar7 Shirley Ann Bawn, Elmira, N. Y. 6-29-I96J. d. Mondacella Nissley b.8-II-I866, died I92I. Mar. Charles Davis. 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DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE Ch~ Cont'd 4. DAVID STEPHENSON b. Va,. mar. Ann Kizer ch. cont'd c. James Arthur Stepher1son mar.Sabina Overpeck Minnich 8. E. E. Stephenson 9. G. T. Stephenson beI0-22- 1 62;d.9-3- 1 64 IO- Sarah Mar.(Sally) b.--;d.--; Mar~ Sam.Hartman a. Bessie Hartman mar. Irvin Baker; had Roy Bak b. Nellie Hartman, m.H. Bobo had 5 or 6 ch. c. Rollo Hartman, mar~Marg. Sarver; lived Troy; I. Wm. Sarver,2,3 1 4,5, girls. d. John Stephenson b.I-23-I826;d.I908;Mar.(I) Maribel (Belle) Patton; Lived Shelby, O. I. Maribel Stephenson maruJohn Cresswell, d. Belle Center. Had;a. Clyde of Belle Center; Fred and Byron(b & c) went to Toledo, Ohio. d. John Stephenson mar. {2nd) Catherine Whitmer Paden (widow of Paden) beI0-24-I824, Dayton,(dau.Jacob & Eva(Clepper) Whitmer); d~Indianapolis, Ind.home of dau.Nettie Stephenson Wagoner. Catherine sister to Hester Whitmer, mar.Thos.Sims Stephenson, bro~ to John. Had son by Paden; Wm. mar.Laura Garfield~ of Springfield, moved to Calif. ch. 2 daus;I son. Ie Carrie Stephenson mar. James Mulvihill 2. Emma Stephenson mar. Frank Littleford,moved south a. A1rnes; Winifred; (b); c.Thomas;d. Frank. 3. Nettie Belle Stephenson b.II~I8-I866; d.I2-I4-'45 Mar.5-I-I890 Pemberton,O.,Chas.Edw.Wagoner,b.I- 28-I864;d.9-I3-I937. Buried Washihgton Park, Ind. a. Glenwood E. Wagoner b.7-25-I893;d.7-29-'93 b. Fred. Eo Wagoner b.II-II-I894, Logansport,Inde

Mar.Emma M. Snedeclcer I0-7=I925.9 Brooklyn,NoY I. Fred. E. Wagoner Jr. b.3-I0- 1 27,Indpls.Ind. Mar. Jane Wagle 7-2-'49; a. Randall b.4-9- I952~ Landshut, Germany. c. Clifford E. Wagoner b.I-24-1897, Logansporti mar.Jane E. Brown 8-7-1926,Indpls, Ind. Ch; I. C. E. Jr. boII-26-I928, Indpls, Inde Mar. 5-4~I952, Jacquelyn Bernhart, of Indplse 2. Philip A. Wagoner b.I-30-1930, Ind. d. Edw. Stephenson Wagoner b.6-6=v99, Logansport MareGrace c. Burt rr-27-v35, St. Albans9 NGY~ e. Catherine Wagoner b.5-I2-I90I, Mar.Vergil L. Jones, I~I-1927, Indpls, Ind. Ch. IeMarilyn Jones b.4-13-'29; Indpls, Ind. Mar.7-7-I95I Wm. J. Scott, Indianapolis, Ind. r. Mary Whitmer Wagoner, b.I0~28-I905, Indiana­ polis. Mar. I2-I3-I928, Joseph Wm. York. Children next pagee STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page IO DAVID STEPHENSON and wife Martha McCLURE Ch. Cont 1 d. 4. DAVID STEPHENSON b. Vao and wife Ann Kizer ch. Cont'd. d. John Stephenson mar. 2nd Catherine Whitmer Paden, widow. 3. Nettie Bell Stephenson mar. Chas. Edw. Wagoner; Ch. Cont'd. f. Mary Whitmer Wagoner, b. I-28-1905, Indpls, Ind.,mar. J. Wm. York, Ch. I. Joe Wm~ York Jro b.5-24-I930, Anderson, Ind. 2. Martha Ann York, b.II-I-I93I, Ft. Wayne, Ind. e. Thomas Sims Stephenson b.2-2-1830; d. I-3I•I9II. B. Clark Co., Lived at home until 22yrs old, left with no money, worldly goods in a handerchief. Worked in Clark Co. Mar.I2-22-I853, Hester(Hettie Whitmer, b. IO-I-I853, dau. Jacob & Eve Clepper Whitmer, former~ ly of Lancaster Co., Pa. Thomas & Hettie mar. in Mi­ ami Co., o. Moved to Fountain Co., Ind., for 6 yrs. Returned to Adams Twp., Champaign Co.a. bought 40 A. timber. By industry increased holdings to 400 Ae Bur­ ied Pacso Cam. Quincy, o. Several children lived nearby, it was a very closely knit family. Charles, who settled in Texas is only exception. Family bur­ Cedar Point Cemo, Pasco,Oo Children: I. Clara Belle Stephenson b.II-8-I854~ Fountain Co. Ind. D. I-I7-I9I9, Shelby Co.,O. Mar. I0~2-'73 David Weimer b.I0-27-I85I, son Peter &-~Yost)Wei­ mer9 died I929. Buried Cedar Point Cam. 2. James Franklin Stephenson b.3-I8-I857, Fountain Co., Ind. D.II-I-I888, Champaign Co., o. Unmar. 3. Marion Whitmer Stephenson b.I2~29-I858, Fountain Co.J Ind.d.IO-I-I908. Mar. 3-I9~I880, Erie Co.,O Christena Eliz. Birkhold, b.2-27-I86I, Dau. John M. & Mary Barbara (Schoen) Birkhold; d.4-23-1944. Buried Cedar Point. Children: a. Mary Hettie Stephenson be2-5~I88I. Parents of Hettie had license issued in Paulding Co~,0¥ Married by G. F. Sowers, J.Pe Lived in log cab­ in 2 yrs 1 mpved to a frame house NW corner of Champaign Co. Marion taught school a few years and farmed in summer. Later he constructed roadse Hettie was born in gr-fathers home. She taught school 3 years in Maplewood, took a bus­ iness course and qualified as expert legal ste­ nographer in Washington D. Ce Was Congression~ al Sec'y 4 yrs and 3 yrs legal Sec 8 y office of Att'y Gen. of Ohio. Mar~~--I4-I926, Wm.Go Smith son Joe.Edw. & Mary Alwilda(Graham) Smith, in Dayton, O. Wm. b.8-I5-I884, Hicksville, Oe Be­ gan service B&O RRe II-II-1899. Retired as Chief Train Dispatcher. Live & own 605 S. Franklin St., Garrett, Ind. No ch. b. Thomas George Stephenson b.6~9~ 782.m.II-29- 1 03 Zulu Milner,d.T. A. & Fannie M. Milner.b. 4-I9 1 86;d.5-5- 1 56. Teacher, farmer,had grain ele­ vator Maplewood~ o. Di~d;2-II-'35. Bur. Port Jefferson. STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON. Page II DAVID STEPHENSON and v-ri.fe r-U.RTHA f4cCL1JRE Ch. Cont 1 d. 4. DAVID STEPHE1lSON b. Va. ?.1Iar. Ann Kizer Ch. Cont·1 d. e. Thomas Sims Stephenson b. I8JO; d~I9II. Mar. Hettie Whitmer. I85J. Ch. Contvd; J. Marion Whitmer Stephenson b. 1858. Mar. Christena E. Birkhold Ch. Cont'd; b. Thomas G. Stephenson mar.Zulu Milner. Ch. Cont 1 d; I. Mary Margaret Stephenson b.q-I9-I906.Mar.Rus­ sell Hodge I0~2I-I925;Ch. a Richard M. Hodge b.6-2I-'32j Mar.Donna Frank. Ch.Richard b.II- 4-'55 and 2 Dennis M. b.3-I7~ 1 58. Live I340 D Ave.,Marion, Iowae Russell Hodge mar. 2nd Mary Burgoon I2-24-'57, Galena, Ohio. Hope M.E. Ch. c. Emmett James Stephenson b.6-28-I884; mar.I0- 1 02 Lacie May Dovel b.7-9-'87, dau.Joe & Mary E. Sar gent Dovel* Emmett d.I2-30-'58, bur. Ceqar Point I. Marion K. b.J-12- '03; mar.4.-I8-I945 .tielen Leininger, dau.Lewis & Sophia c. Leininger. Marion is auto salesman, helen,schoolteacher, Bellefontaine, o. Live 405 Ontario St. He is Veteran w·orld War II. a. Joan b.I9-I4-'46 2. Russell Stephenson b.II-24-'04;d.2-26- 1 07. 3. Cgas. Wheeler Stephenson b.2-6- 1 06. Employed Shelby Co. Highway Dept. 803 Fielding Rd., Sidney, o. Mother lives with him. d. Robert Franklin Stephenson b.I-9-I889; mar. 1 07 Ina Monroe, dau.G. K. & Josephine(Van de Mark) Monroe. Both grad.Pemberton H.So Live Mt. Victory Mfr. Liquid fertilizer.(Died 1965) Io Van de Mark M. Stephenson b.I-28-J908;mar.6- I-'29 Ardith L. Sherman, dau.Ross & c. Sher­ man.Ch;a. Norma J. Stephenson b.3-r4-i3r; M. •48 CalvTn lC. Holser, son J. & R. Holser,b. 3-I0- 9 26.Live Galion, Oe Ch=I~Michael b.I-I7 '49 2. John Marc b.2-22- 1 50 3 Darius Scott b.J-29-'54 4 Vanessa Lee b7'7-25-'55. b. Sandra Eileen Stephenson b.4-I5-'34; X­ Ray Technician. Att. Ashland Col. & Mary Manse, Toledo, o. Lives Toledo, o. c. Char­ lotte Sue Stephenson b.6-IB- 1 39; mar.James C. Ralston son D. & R. Ralston. Lives Ft. Wayne, 4826 Gaywood Dr., Indiana. e. John Madison Stephenson b.9-23-'90; M. Goldie Minnear, de Edw. & Mary Leach Minnear.B.2-I4-' 92. John graq.Ft. Wayne Bus. Col. d.2-27-I9J6. Buried Port Jefferson. r. Harry Birkhold Stephenson b.6-3-'92; mar.I9I2, Ida Fidl~r, d. L. & Flora(Mintle) Fidler, b.2- 28-193.Works Gen. Motors, Dayton,O.Live 20IO Argyle st. Children; I. Karl Dennis b.I-20-I9I3; Mar. II-I4-I93I Opal Kesslero Divorced I94I. Cont'd next page. STEPHENSON STEVENSON STTNSON Page I2. DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE Ch. Cont'd: 4. David Stephenson b. Va. and wife Ann Kizer Ch. Cont'd: e. Thos. Sims Stephenson Mar. Hettie Whitmer, cont 1 d 3. Marion Whitmer Stephenson mar.Christena E. Birk­ hold, Ch. cont'd: r. Harry B. Stephenson mar. Ida Fidler, live Dayton Ch. I. Karl D. Stephenson b.I-20-'IJ; mar.I93I Opal I\essler; Div. Ch. by mar.a. Richard Lee b.I2- I4-' 33;mar. Kathy Devine; Div. Ch.David M.,b. IO-I4-I953. a. Richard L. mar. 2nd;Phyllis Kelly I-I2-~9; Has I.Ann b.8-22- 1 60;2. Rich­ ard A. b.7-20-'62. I. Karl Dennis mar. 2nd Betsy Saul 7-I-I939 Has a. John D. b.8-IJ-'43; b.Dennis K. b.7-8- 1 46 2. Frances Irene Stephenson b.6-II- 1 15; mar.I2-3I­ '35 Edw.Thos.Kemmerer Ch; a. Thos.Edgar b.4-I5- 136; mar.I-I7-'59 Mary E. Landis; I. Joy E. Kem­ merer b. IQ-3- '5·9 b. Jean Gail Kemmerer b.6-4- '40; mar.3-5- 1 66 Wm. R. Childers.I. Roberta b. 4-20- 1 62. 3. Vera Ruth Stephenson b.II-I4- 1 I8; mar.I-4- 1 56 Alvin u.·Gustin. Ch;af Sandra Lee(R.N.) b.8-I9- '37; mar.6-28- 1 58 Dav d Smith. Ch.I. Tami K.b. 8-27- 1 63. b. Alvin David b.5-I6~I5 Student Cincinnat! Conservatory Music, Cincinnati, o. 4. Katherine L. Stephenson b.3-I8-'20; mar.IO-I0- 136 Arthur Oswald,d.4-2- 1 62. Bur. near Spring­ field, Glen Haven Cem. Ch.a Joan K. b.5-26- 1 37 mar.3-I?- 1 56 Douglas· Graybill. CR;Debbie b.I- 6-157 and Douglas A. b.4-I9-•58 · 5. Phyllis Jean Stephenson b. ro-28- 1 28; mar.5-4- '47 Robt.C. Haller Ch. a.Carol Lee b.I2-I9-'47 b. Robert Stephens Haller b.9-I7-'49; c. Gary Allen Haller b.I2-29-I9528 6. Robert Stephenson b.2-I6-I9J8; died 3-27- 1 38. Buried Memorial Park north Dayton, Ohio. g. Charles Marion Virgil Stephenson b.4-4-I894; d.8- II-136, auto accident, bur. Graceland, Sidney, o. Mar. II-I9-'I9 Christine S. Meyer,(dau. Chas. & Sophia(Rinehard Meyer) b.II-27-'93. Ch; I. Ruth Ann Stephenson b.7-I4-'2I. Mar;3-30-'40 Wm.Howard Rose, son Kenneth-&Frances(Chamber) Rose. He b.6-26-I9I7o Farmer,lives Quincy, o. a. Terrna Dianne Rose bo6-26-'45; Mar.I2-30- I96I Larry W. Dammeyer, son Wilfred & Adel­ ia(Schrolucke) Dammeyer. I. Larry Bruce Damm.eyer b.2-28-I963o STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page IJ. DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE ch. Cont'd. 4.• DAVID STEPHENSON mar. Ann Kizer ch. cont'd: e. Thomas Sims Stephenson married Hettie Whitmer Cont 9 d 3. Marion Whitmer Stephenson mar. Christena Eliz. Birkhold Ch. Cont'd; g. Chas. Marion Virgil Stephenson mar.Christine Sophia Meyer had; I. Ruth Ann mar.Wm. H. Rose Live Quincy, o. a.Terrna Dianne mar.L. W. Dam­ meyer. b. Sandra Deanna Rose, b.~=. 2. Betty Jane Stephenson b.I-4•,og '25. Mar.8-27- '45 Joe Brenner, son Homer & Zelphia(Kuck­ ner)Brenner. Live DeGraffe, o. Have a. Julia Elaine b.4-3-'54. 3. Wm. Virgil Stephenson b.8-I3-'27; mar.6-I5- '57, Margaret Spicer, dau. Chas.& Cynthia (Huston) Spicer. a. Mark Wm. b.6-2- 1 58, b. Gregg Virgil b.6-9- 1 59. h. Clifford ttenry Stephenson b.2-I6-I896; mar.4- 2I-1I6 Icy May.Clem, b.2-16- 1 95. Dau.Ellsworth & Erma(Bodey)Clem. C.H. owns'1Log Cabin" Port. Clinton, Ohio. I. Max Clem Stephenson b.6-I-'26; mar.I0-9- 148 Helen Polley, b.2-I8-'27. Max Vet. u.s.N. I944-I946. a.Janet Ann b.3-29- 952 b. Linda Sue· b.9-28-I954; c. Brian Clifford =b•.6-I3- I96I 4. Charles Douglas Stephenson b.4-25- 1 61. Champ.Co. d.5-I0- 1 38 Crowell, Texas. Mar.IO-I9- 1 82Logan Co. Florence F. Stiles, dau.Benj.&Harriett Noel (Adams)Stiles. She b.II-2r-e59, Logan Co.died I-25-'39 Foard Co., Texas.Chas. went to Alaska in gold rush and to Texas I909, where they lived and diedo a. Clara Leona Stephenson b~I-?- 1 84, Logan Co. d.I2-I8- 1 37, Crowell, Tex. Mar.I2-24~'I0 Benj. F. Hinds, Crowell. He d.I-I-'52. Ch; I. Dorothy F. Hinds b.II-I6-I9II. Grad.Bus. Colo, Alpine, Tex.M. A. Univ. Wisc. Is a teacher Williams Bay, Wisc. 2. Harold B. Hin~s, b.8-24-'IJ, Crowell. Is Grad.Bus. Colo Tyler, Tex. Mar.(I)Pauline Larobadiere 2-r-v37; Mar. 2nd-- Had a Clarice Rose b.I·6-I938 and b. Suza_n_n_e_ b.I-I8-I94J. 2. Harold B. Hinds mar. 2nd Eliz.Houren, dau. Geo.& Nellie{Woods)Houren. Live I004 Har­ vard Ct. Highland Park, Ill. b. Bessie Anne Stephenson b.II-I4-t88. Logan Co. Mar.~-I6- 1 08 Gerald O. Weimer b.8-II- 1 87.d. 3-I-'35. I. Doris Weimer b.9-6~I2 Rosewood,O Maro (I)Harry Crumlauf Mar.2nd Cecil M. Carr b.8-18- 1 09, son Forest & Myrtle Carr, Belle­ fontaine, Ohio. Mar.4-6-I9J6. Ch. next page. STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page I4 DAVID STEPHENSON and wife ~..ARTHA McCLURE Ch~ Cont'd~ 4~ DAVID STEPHENSON Mar. Ann Kizer Ch. Cont'd; e~ Thos~ Sims Stephenson mar. Hettie Whitmer Ch: 4. Chaso D~ Stephenson mar. Florence Stilesj lived Texas. Ch. Cont'd: b. Bessie Ann mar, G. O. Weimer, Rosewood, o~ Ch~ I. Doris Weimer b. 1 I2. Mar. 2nd Cecil Carr, Rosewood, Ohio. Ch~ a. Jerrold Whitney Carr b-4-28- 1 37. Mar~I2- 24-'55 Rita R. Putnam, b.'37 1 dau.Henry & Agatha(Nisley)Putnam, St. Paris, o~ Iw Cynthia Ann bo9-30-'56; 2.Tracy J, b 2-2I-'58~ b, Dennis Lynn Carr b. 5-2I•I942, Rosewood~ c, Infant b, and d.5-I6-I893. d. Harriett Dell Stephenson b.I-27-I895, Logan Co. Mar.8-3-'I5 Crowell, Tex. Wm. Cottrell Baker son James & Lenora(Butler) Baker. Live I02I E. Pierce Ave., Harlingen, Texas. 5 .• Geo .. Edw. Stephenson b-.4-9-I867, Cham. Coe, Mar.I2- 2I-'93 Minnie Swazey Lauer, b.7-I8-I865, York, Ill. Dau. Rev. James D. & Eliz.Keyte Case Lauer, Con­ over, 0~ George do8-I4-I927, Rosewood, o. Farmer, teacher I8·years. Atto OoW.U. until 3 months of graduating. Minnie taught 8 years. Lived Sidney & Rosewood, buried Cedar Point Cam.Pasco, O~ a,. Mabel Hester Stephenson b,9-24-I894. Grad" Col. Ed~I9I6, o.s.u~ Taught 3 yrs. Mar.6-26-'!9, Dr. Harold McDonald Sharp 1 D.D.S~, b.4-29-I894J son James w. & Leona(Cannon) Sharp. Dr~ Sharp grad. O.SwU. I9I7. Comm.Ist Lt. Dental Corps Army 9 I9I7 War ended before called to service. Live Bon Air Dr:·, Sidney, Ohio,., Ch: I, Jean Sharp b~5-23- 1 22, Van Wert Co. O.Att, Miami Univ~ Grad.Cum Laude Y4J,Col. Busy Ad. OeiSiJIU. M. E., Univ-i;Arizona, Tuscon., Teacher Sr. High, Tuscon. Mar~5-4-'43, Salt Lake City 7 Utah:1 Jacob C. Custenborder, b.I-29c:, 2I 9 Sid­ ney, O~ Grad.Miami Univ~, Ohio. Have a, Steph­

en born 7-3-I948 9 Sidney, Ohio~ 2. Miriam Sharp b.2-IJ-'24, Van Wert, d~J-I8- I928, acute appendicitis. 3~ Marian Sharp b~6-I3-'33, Sidn~y, o. Grad. Cum Laude o.w.u. ,55. Member ~elta Gamma. M.A. Col. Edo O.S.U. 1 56. Cum Laude. Mar. 6-I0-'56 Gerald W. Smith,Lt. U.SoA.F., b~ 4-I3-'32, son Paul H. & Mary A.(Ostendorf) Smith, HardinJ 0~ He grad Ba Sc.in Ed. Miami Unive •56. Now Capt.( 163) Stationed Pacific (I965) were in Haiwaii. Ch. next page. STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page I5. DAVID STEPHENSON and wife :t-1ARTHA McCLlJRE Ch. Cont'd: 4. DAVID STEPHENSON mar~ ANN KIZ~~ Ch. Cont'd~ e. Thomas S. Stephenson mar.Hettie Whitmer, Ch. Cont'd; 5. Geo. Edw. Stephenson mar. Minerva Lauer,Ch: a. Mabel Hester· Stephensonmar .. Dr. H. M. Sharp: 3. Marian Sharp mar. G. W. Smith, A.U.A.F. a. Mark ,iayne b.J-28- '57, McGuire A-~F.B. b. Miriam b.9-25-•58; McGuire A.F.B. c. Elizabeth Smith b.8-5- 16I, Lages A.F.Bo Azores. b. Lauer Whitmer Stephenson b.3-2!- 1 98, St.Paris Grad. Col. Com.o.s.u. U.S.Army, I9I8, Off. Training School Ft. McArthur, Waco,Tex. Mar. 12-30- 1 25 Eliz.Leighton, Dau.Herbert v.; She b.3-25- 1 04. Lauer d.6-26- 1 39.,· bur.Oakland, Md. Eliz. mar.2nd 7-28- 148, Glenn T. Randol, Engr. Gen, Mtrs. Ch. I. Barbara Ann Stephenson .. b. 6-I2-'29, Lima,O~ Att. Univ. Md. Mar$II-26-49 Chas. McIntire, Grad.Univ. Md. Live Kensington Md,., 4II2 Dunnel Lane~ a. Martha Randol b. 5-29-'5I; b. Chas~ Henry b.I-2- 1 52; c. Ann Mccomas McIntire b.9-I3-'59. 2. Edw- Vernon Stephenson be6-I2-'33, Glendale,W. Va. Grad, Mercersburg Acad.; Cum Laude Duke Univo 1 5I, B. Sc.:Ens. u.s.N. at Cape Kennedy, 1 63. Mar. 6-I4-'55 Alma Craddock Furlow, dau.Dr.& Mrs. Leonard Furlow, Ladue, Mo. Alma grad.Duke u. Live ·4r4 Watts Way, Cocoa Beacg, Fla. a. Alma Elizabeth b.7-20-'59e 6. Thomas Jefferson Stephenson b.I-25-'69, Cham.Co. d. I2-I5-'28, Sidney, O. Mar.I2-26- 1 89, Pearl Comer, b.8-20- 1 68, Pemberton, o. D.8-2- 1 50. Jeff, as he was known, was a farmer 7 contractor. Went to Alaska with bro.Chas. In I9IO, sold farm & went to Texas, Foard Co., wheat ranch. Later re­ turned to Sidney, o. Ch; a. Grace Glydis Stephenson b.4-I9-I89I, Logan Co. Mar.II-I8-'08, Chas.Co Bennett, son Milton & Ella Bennett. He d.8-IJ-I9I6o Ch. I. Chas. Robert Bennett b.7-22- 7 16, Sidney,o. Grad.Univo Wash. Work Univ. Cornell & Arize Lt. Comdr. W.W.II. Mar.Leone R. Oberg, 7~ 25-I92I, dau.Geo.& Edith(Nordstrom) ObergD Yakima, Washo a. Robert Allen Bennett b. 9-26-I942, student Univ.Wash.&Olympic Col. Bremerton, Wash. b. Sue Lynn Bennetts b.I-26-I946, in Highline H.S. (63) a. Grace Glydis Stephenson married 2nd: (See next page.) STEPHENSON STE1lElfSON STINSON Page I6 DAVID STEPHEtJSON and wife r1IARTHA :r-1cCLTJRE Ch. Cont'd; 4. DAVID STEPHENSON mar. Ann Kizer; Ch. Cont'd~ e. Thomas Sims Stephenson mar. Hettie Whitmer, Ch: 6. Thomas Jefferson Stephenson mar,Pearl Comer, Ch: a. Grace G. Stephenson mar.2nd~Robert G. Arm~

field, Spokane 9 Wash. B.6-20-'20. He d.2=12- 138. Grad. Wash. State. Son Frank & Rose Arm-. a. Grace G. Mar. 3rd Lt.Paul Ko Jones U.S.N. Ret. '49. He served 36 yrs Navy_ Buried Arlington.

d,I-7-'57. Mrs. Jones lives 3LOI s.I8Ist Pl. 9 Seattle, Washington. b. Hazel S. Stephenson b.3-I5-I893, Logan Coo Mar. Ist Robert H. Toy, b~B-4-I896, son Wm.& Marg. Toy; d.2-I8-I955, buried Renton, Wash. Hazel mar. 2nd·3-I4-I9I4(?) Renton, Wash. EoL.Alex­ ander, b.8-25-'92, son L.& F. Alexander,Bozman, Mont. Live 343I S.I8Ist Pl., Seattle, Wash* f. Harvey{Kizer or Humphrey)Stephenson b.3-5-'32: d.II- 2I-I907. Mar.Ist I2-22-I853, in Ill., Marinda L.Bor­ ton, boOhio I2-IO-I832;d.8-2I-I879, Buried near Deca­ tur, Ill. Harvey followed the"Circuit-rider" Rev. Bor­ ton family to Ill., mar. the dau. After her death, he mar.Elizabeth Langdon, Piatt Co.g mar.her, return­ ed to Ohio, I890, lived near Belle Center. Ch. Ist: I. Wmv Albert Stephenson b.8-25-I855;d.5-I6-I873. 2. Mary Ann Stephenson b.5-23-I858;d.9-I6-'59. Bur. Decatur, Ill .. ). Lucretia Jane Stephenson b.2-7-I860; d.--~ Mar.9- 25-1878 Robert Mo Huston Ch: a. Dora Huston b.2-3-I880; d.II-27-I880 b. Chas. Co Huston b.8-6~I88I$ Mar. Bertha Miller

of Huntsville 9 o. I899; he d.I95I. Lived Mon­ roe, Mich. Had IO ch. c. Claude Huston b.8-II-I886, mar~Belle Shade. Live near Newton Falls, Oe Have 5 ch~ d. Nora Opal Huston R~9-I0-'93.Mar~Bert Visey. ~ Live near Newton ~allsj o. I ch~ 4~ ~amantha A. Stephenson b.I-2~I862. Mar$9~4- 7 8I Samuel B. Arnold. Ch; a. Infant died at birth 7-25~I882. b. Pearl Arnold b.and d. I883. c. Mary Belle Arnold b.J-30-1885. d.I945. Mar. 6--1903 M. R. Brown, Bellefontaine, o. dw Ina M. Arnold be I~JO~I886; d~6-I950. Mar~ Noah Morehead. e. Ren Joseph Arnold b.I-8-I887; died leaving wife and one small daughter, and sons. f. Orrel James Arnold b.II~I5-I889. Mar. in Wisconsin and lives there. g. William Earl Arnold b.J-I9-I890; mar. Grace Smith. Lives Bellefontaine, Ohioe STEPHENSON STEVENSOlI STINSON Page I7 DAVID STEPHENSON and wife !·1ARTHA }1cCLTJRE Ch. Cont'd: 4. DAVID STEPHENSON mar •.!\N.t•r KIZER ch. Cont'd: r. Harvey Stephenson b~I8J2;d~I907. Mar. Ist Marinda L. Borton, Illinois~ Ch~ Cont'd~ 5. Clarabelle Stephenson b.eJd.-.Mar.I2-4-I884, John P. rrrimrn.er. Ch: a. Harvey \1esco Trimmer b.II-I~_-1892;1 d~young. b. Harley Alfred Triruner b.2-5-'96. Mar. Wyoming girl, lives Decatur, Ill. Has 2 sons. c. Kate Harr_iett Trimmer, b.II-26-'89. Mar. B.D., Wheeler, Decatur, Ill. d. James Day Trimmer b.2-Ih-I902; Mar. I, has ch" Mar. 2nd; no ch. 6. James Alfred Stephenson b.J-25-I868; mar.I-I4~·'90 !(ate Trtmbly;b.--. d.I948. No Ch. 7. Infant dieJ II-3-I873o r. Harvey (Kizer) Stephenson mar.2nd Alma E.Langdon 3- I6-182. Moved to Ohio, Belle Center, o. She d.8-20- I923, buried Belle Center. Ch. 2nd mar: I. Orpha Stephenson b.I2-5-I882, Decatur, Ill. Liv­ ing Belle Center, o. Dec. I963. 2. Brower Langdon Stephenson b •. 1-J~I884, Decatur, Ill. Lives Bellefontaine, 0., i--1ar.I9II, Pearl Stoner. Divorced I927. Ch. a Bernice L. Stephenson b~I9II Mar.I928, Chas Rutledge. Ch; I. Chas. 2e Richardo 3~ Jules. 4 Emma Jo; 5. ,Tanice Rutledge. b. Mildred ~ie Stepheiison b.J-?-1913; Mar. 1 28 -Earl Richardson.. Ch: I. Betty and 2. No~ma 2. Brower Langdon Stephenson mar. 2nTT-?-3I Carrie Roach, Huntsville, o. Divorced I94I. Ch: a. Kenneth LeRoy Stephenson b.2-4-I932 b. Betty Ruth Stephenson b.7-I6-I9J3. c. Virginia Irene Stephenson b.7~27-'34. Placeda all ch.in Logan Co. Ch's home. Kenneth & Betty Ruth adopted by Mr.&· Mrs.Loschert; Virginia adopted by Mr. and Mrs.\fehrl{amp. This info. given by Orpha Stephenson, Belle Center, o. ~• Angeline Stephenson b.I8J5; Mar.John Kyle; Moved to Iola, Kansas. Little is known further, except that she had a daughter and grandson. h. Martha Stephenson bo I838; d.I86I. Mar. John Patter­ son. Bur. McGraw Cem., Huntsville, o. Chi I. Frank Patterson. 2. David Patterson, died leaving wife, Florence, 2 small children who moved to Kansas. J. Annie Patterson, married --- Moore; Lived in Springfield, Ohio. 4. Hettie Patterson, married Stratton; Lived in Lakeview, Ohio. Stephenson STEVENSON STINSOli Page I8 DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE Ch.Cont'd: 4. DAVID STEPHENSON mar. Ann Kizer Ch. Cont'd: i. David Watt Stephenson b.6-6-r840, Greene Co.a. d.2- 24-I924. "Uncle Daven mar. 1 63, Huntsville, o. Bar­ bara Eliz.Herring, b.9-5-'42; d.6-II- 1 98. Family all buried Fairview Cem~ except Chas. Thomas. Ch; I. Anna Stephenson b.--.d--. Mar. Granville Johnson a. Chaso C. Johnson; Mar. Florence--. Riflesmith, Lives 4540 Ballentine Pk., Springfield, o. 2. James A. Stephenson; Mar.(I) Minnie, dau.J.& M.E. Noble, b.8-31-'65; d.9-6- 1 93. 2. James mar.(2) Mary Adelaide McElfree(Addie). Logan Co., b.9-5-'42 d.6-II- 1 98. Ch; Marie,lives ~elle Center; b. Ches- ter lives Belle Center; c. Clarence, Lincoln- Park Mich., d. Carl, Huntsville, a. ). Andrew Ao Stephenson; Mar. Edna Smithj lives Day­ ton, Oo 4. Chas. Thomas Stephenson; Mar.Blanche Collins. Bur­ st Huntsville. Ch; a.Ailese Maro Luther Reichman teaches at Piqua, o. Address R.R. 3. b. Thelma, mar --Ruble, Lives Belle Center, o. Daug~ter mar.Ralph Schaffer, of Botkins, o. 5. Monta Stephenson maro William Tudor. 6. William Leonard Stephenson, lived at home,unmaro j. Priscilla Jane Stephenson(Au.nt Cill) b.2-23-'43; d. 6-3-'94. Mar.8-20- 1 60 Jeremiah Idle, b.I-I5~'33; a. I2-I0- 1 I2. Brother-to Elijah & Wesley, sons of Henry from Staunton, Va. Henry's father,Martin, Rev. Vet., had a leg torn off at Battle of Cowpens. Was a Colon~ el. _Martin's father, Jacob Eitle(note spelling) of . Germany 1720, a shoemaker. Henry changed the spell­ ing to "Idle"-•· Priscilla buried Cedar Point, Pasco. I. Harvey Clason Idle b.7=20-'64. d.9-4- 1 64. Dipth~ 2. Phidella Jane beI862. de9-6~I864, Diptheria. 3~ Minnie Alice Idle b.2-I6= 1 66; d.8~30-'08. Mar. 9-I8~ 1 84 Jacobs. Loffer~ he d.Io-13-1903. Lived and buried DeGraffe, Oo a. Lynn Jeremiah Loffer 1 b.5-II- 85; Mar.(I) rI-4~'09 Pearl Wren 9 shed. 5-4-'50; Mar.2nd IQ-28~ 752 Lois P. Clark Russel or Rosewood, o. b. Byron F. Laffer b.2-?- 9 87; Maro6-27- 1 06 Linna Frantz; d.5-I6- 1 I8, Ch.I. J.J. Loffer b. I90i; d.I922. b. Byron mar. 2nd Nora c. Stabler b.I0-20-'93; d.5-4~'37. I. James Lee b.I0-27-'25, died on Island of Guam-;-'I942. 2. Wm. Lynn Loffer b.2-28-I929; Mar. Catherine; Ch. a. Boy and b Girl b. Byron F. Laffer mar. 3rd Edna Hittlepole and has I Earl Loffer. 4. Martha (Alice?) Idle b.9-23:1868; died 7-30-'37 Married I0-25-I883, Franklin Strub. Children next page. STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page I8A DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE Ch .. Cont'd; i. David Watt Stephenson Married Barbara Eo Herring; I. Anna Laura Stephenson b.7-I4-I869; d. II-26-I926oMar. II-3I-I889 Granville.A. Johnson, b.4-2-I86I; doI0- 22-I93I, son Job Scott 'Comfort(Ashba) Johnson. a. Chas. C. Johnson b.9-20-I89I; Mar.7-29-1920 Flor­ ence Mabel Lowe. He is a riflesmith, 4540 Ballen­ tine Pike, Springfield, 0~ No Ch. b. Pearl Lucille Johnson b.3-7-I897. Mar.II-3- 1 15 Louie Ray McDonal. He d.I-I4-'62; she d.!2-6- 1 63. c. Edgar Roscoe Johnson b.I2-2I-'98; Mar. Eliz.L. Sheley 2-I7-I944. d. Frank Leonard Johnson b.6-8- 1 00. Mar.Helen Mitch- ell I-3I-I925. e. Joseph Winfield Johnson b.II-2I-I902. Mar.8~3I­ I932 Alberta Pearsono 2. James Alexander Stephenson b. I2-I-I863; d.I0-?- 1 29. Mar.Ist Minnie Noble, dau. J. & M.E. Noble. She b. 8-3I-I865; do9-6-I893. Ch. a. Infant d. at birth. Mar. 2nd Mary A. McElree, b.3-17- 1 65; d.4-5- 1 55. Ch. 2nd. b. Herbert Stephenson died young. c. Minnie Adelaide Stephenson b.5-3I-I887; d.8-?- 1 27 Mar. Ist Clayton Manahan, d. World War I. Mar.2nd Earl Portere No Cho d. Chester Ira Stephenson b.I0-2-I890, lives Belle Center. Mar. Ella ~isher b.I-I8-'93. Ch. I. Maxine died young. 2e Wanda Stephenson mar.Richard Patton has. 4 Cho e. Elsie Vivian Stephenson b.6-22- 1 92. Mar. Guy R. Kerns, lives Defiance, has 2 sons. r. Foster Emil Stephenson b.IO-II-'94. d.6-26~ 1 57 ~.uried Cleveland., Oe Mar. Imogebe Pendrey;3 ch. g. nelen Pauline Stephenson b.2-2-I897. Mar. Wm. Ross 9 Bordon, Dec d 1 date not known. 5 ch. Lived Peoria. h. Mabel Ruth Stephenson bo6-I2-I899; Mar. Geo.P. Cur­ ran, I2-?-I922, lives Illinois. 2 ch. i. Lester L. Stephenson bo I2-I5-I90I. Mar. I Dau~ Lives Illinoiso j. Ernest Earl Stephenson bo4-26-I904. Mar. Ist Pat­ ricia Wagoner, 2 sons; Mar. 2nd Ruth Jo, no ch. k. Theresa Marie Stephenson b.I-24-I907. Unmar. Lives Colwnbus, Ohio 3. Andrew Archibald Stephenson mar. Edna Smith, Lives Dayton, Ohio. 4. Chas. Thomas Stephenson mar. Blanche Collins, lived and is buried Huntsville, Ohio. Ch. a. Ailese Stephenson mar. Luther Reichman, teaches at Piqua, Ohio. Address R.R. 3. b. Thelma Stephenson mar. Ruble, lives Belle Center Cont'd I8B STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page I8B DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE Ch. Cont'd; 4. DAVID STEPHENSON and wife ANN KIZER Ch. Cont'd; i. David Watt Stephenson "Uncle Daven Mar. Barbara E. Herring. Ch. Cont'd; 4. caarles Thomas Stephenson mar. Blanche Collins Buried Huntsville, Ohio. Ch. Cont'd; b. Thelma Stephenson married --Ruble. Has ch. Lives Belle Center. I. Daughter--- Ruble married Ralph Schaffer of Botkin, Ohio. 5. Monte Stephenson married Wm. Tudor. 6. William Leonard Stephenson lived at home, Unmar. j. Priscilla Jane Stephenson Continue on page I9. Page I8A and I8B contain some information that was not available when page IB was written, so the extra page were inserted, and indexed. F.s.M. STEPHENSON STE'VENSON STINSON Page I9 DAVID STEPHENSOlJ and wife r'LARTI-IA }1cCL1JPi.E Ch. Cont'd, 4~ DAVID STEPHENSON and wife ANN KIZER Ch. Cont'd; j. Priscilla Jane Stephenson(Aunt Cill) mar~ Jeremiah Idle; Ch; 4. Martha(Alice?) Idle Mar. Franklin Strub;Ch: ao Homer Strub b4I0·-9-I884; d.8-23=I959.9 Miamis Fla. Mar.6-23-!906, Nellie Brown. Ch; I. Ned Strub b.IO-I0-1915, b. Anna Strub b.8-I5~I885; d. 5. Susannah Idle b99-IO-I87I; d­ Mar"Thomas E. Murray, lived Indianapolis, Ind, k. Rachel Stephenson b.I8ltl.~; Mar. John Shreves; Liv" Montpelier, Ind. Ch; I. Martha Shreves; mar.--Clark, went to Okla~ Ra- chel(Mother) lived with Martha. 2. Angelina Shreves. 7. Catherine Shreves 3. Priscilla Shreves. mar.McCluny 4. Margaret Shreves. 8.Fred Shreves 5. Rachel Shreves. 9. David Shreves. 6. Pauline Shreves. IO.Rollo Shreves II. Edw. Shreves, t6 Oklahomafjl 1$ Sarah Marg. Stephenson b. I846; Mar. (I) Sam.Curry Mar.(2) 8-3I-I869, Elijah Idle, bro. toJeremiah. I. Effie died age I month. 2. Herschel Idle; Mar. Iva Morton, of HuntsvilleP Bur. there. 2 sons, 2 daus. 5. CHARLES STEPHENSON B. Va. IO~I6-I805; D.I-28-I887eMar. 3-I3-I828 Clark Co, a.Rachel Johnston, b. Mont. Co.,Oo 6-26-I807. d.6-5-I88. Buro Cedar Point. Ch, a. Sarah Stephenson b.I2-)0~I828; d.I904. Mar. Philip Moore.I. Alice Moore mare Lael Hall. She d.I904. Ch, a. Jessie Hall; DeGraffe, o. b. Alva Hall, Hamlet, Ill., d. Lewis Hall, Springfield,O. c. Cecil Hall; Aenton, o. e •• Ray Hall, De~ Graffe, 0~; f. Anna Hall, niar.Carl Weeks, DeGraffej o_; 8,o, Bessie Hall, mar .• Harry

Cook 9 DeGraffe, 09 2. Ellen Moore; mar. Thomas Hahn. a. Anna Hahn mare John Prince, St. Paris, OQ b. Ida Hahn mar. Norris Jordan, Urbana, Oo c. Neville Hahn; mar.=-=>Clem; St. Paris, o. d. Ray Hahn Lived St~ Paris, Oo e. Wilbur Hahn, Sidney. 3. Martha Moore Mar. Barr.iey Fidler, son Stanley Fidler, of Springfield, o. 4. William Moore; mar. Ida Brown; Cho a.Bessie mar.--Barnett; lives Maplewood, o. be Sally mare--Rolfe, Sidney, o._c~ Howard Moore 9 Sid$ 5~ Rachel~ mar. A. Jackson Ch;a.Melva 9 mar.H. Wills, Maplewood, o. b. SaITy maro~Sidle 9 Pem­ berton.coElmus, Lives-Pall City, Wash. 6. Ma~.garet mar. Joseph Erwin. See next page,, STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page 20 DAVID STEPHENSON and wife .MARTHA McCIJlJRE Ch. Cont I d; 5. Charles Stephenson b. Va. I0-I6=I80.5. i1ar. Rachel John-­ son Ch. Cont'd: a, 8arah Stephenson Mar. Philip Moore Che Cont'd~ 6. Margaret Moore, mar. Joseph Irwin: a. Maude, mar. Thomas Jenkins, Conover,O. b. Harry, Lived Con­ over, Oo Co Dewey, Sto Paris, O. d. Olive, mar. Ernest Gillespie, Piqua, o. 7. Hester(Hettie) r'1oore maroJames H11ston. Ch;a. For­ . rest, mar. Ida-= 9 Dec'd. Lived Ada 9 o. bo Homer~ Ce Lvdia, mar.Herman J. Zwiebel, St. Marys~ O~ Rt. 2, Mrso Zwiebel gave us some of the data here. 8. Charles Moore, mar.Minnie--. Ch, a. Leatha mar.

Edw. Munroe, Long Beach9 Wash.; b. Harry, Long Beach, Wash.; Co Ralph, Port Orchard, Wash. d. Dolly, Seattle, 'Wash.; e. Charles Moore Jr., Fall City, Wash. b. Joseph Stephenson ba Logan Coo o.,I-I6-I8JO;d.5- I3-I9I6., Mar. I2-I6-=I85!~ Lydia Johnston, dau. Walter (°tftTalker)&·Sarah Mccroskey Johnston. Walter b. Ky.,

came to Champaign CoQ, with father 9 Silas, early. Johnston Twpo named for himo Lydia b.8~I5-I832;d.2~ 27-18940 Champaign Coo Ch; I. Chaso boI856;doI857. 2 & 3 & 4 infants d.younge 5. Alexander C. Stephenson b.I-I6-I866. Mar. 2~5~ I89I Laura Jo McCarty; she d.2~3-I907.Ch, a. Ethel Maro Raymond Scott, lived Shelby Co.,O. b. Harry b.4~25= 9 98,do5-27- 9 58oMare9~2~ 0 241 Mys­ tie Rebecca Keagey, b.2-I~ 9 07. Ch.I Beatrice b.9-6-'26e Maro9-2~Y5I CoR• Taylor~ b.9~I8~'30 Ch; Bo Stephen Blaine bo5=26-I954. 2 Chas. James bo8=I-'32; d.5-2-'52. 3. Barbara Ann bo8-I-'32o ~ Robert Max ~-24-'34. Mar. 12-27- 9 57 Beverly Ann Present, bo5~I5-'34. Ch; a. Bruce Walter boI2~7-'59 b. Wendy Elaine b. 0-24-'6I 5o Lydia Angeline b.9-3 .... ,43. 5. Alexander Ce Stephenson maro2nd T~9~'I0 9 Ella M. Maurice~ dau. Jos.,&· Isabel (Neese) Maurice. Ch, a~ Charles Stephenson bo7-I4-I9I7. 5o Alexander C. Stephenson mar.3rd Nora Strickland Keagey, widow Samuel~ mother-in-law his son, Harryo c. Martha Stephenson b.I~I5-I832; d.I2~IJ-I852; Mar. about I849 Charles Johnston; Ch. Io Sarah Louise Johnston b.8-I7-~85I~ Shelby Co.~6• Raised by Gr.parents & Aunt, rtebecca~ who mar. Fielding Johnstone Father maro again, she has half-brothers & sister in Missouri & Oregon. She married 6-5-1873, John Wilce StrayerJ b.DeGraffe Ohio. Ch next page. STEPHENSON STEVE}ISON STINSON Page 2I DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCL1JRE Ch. Cont 1 d: 5. CHARLES STEPHENSON Mar. Rachel Johnston, Ch.Cont 9d: c. Martha Stephenson mar~ I849 Chas. Johnston 1 shed. I852. I. Sarah Louise b.8-I7-'5I. Mar.John Wilce Strayer. a. Chas~ Strayer, d.I9I7. Mar.Stella Lefevre. I. Mrs. Wm. Patten(Ist husband Grover Fridley. IO Children. 2. ~rank Lo Strayer; Lives Sidney; Ch.a Chas. b. Rollo Strayer~ b.I876, Lives Columbus, o. I. Mrs. Frank Thomas, Detroit, Mich. 2.Gordon, Detroit~ Harold of Columbus.,Ohio. c. Frank M. Strayer, mar.I924, Rowena Lakin,she is I964,Recorder Logan Co. o. Has;Joanna, mar. Is .grad.O.S.U. d. Jane Stephenson b.2-I8-I834; d.I906.Mar. Ist--Line. 2nd Ezra Spencer. Data does not give of Ch. I.Rachel Ann; mar.Junius Souders, Quincy. o. Ch.a. Ethel Souder,mar.Leo Stiles, Clearwater, Fla. Has Wavel Stiles. 2. Ardena--. Mar. Edw. White. e. Rebecca Stephenson b.I2-I5-I8J6o Mar. Fielding John­ ston. I. Alice Johnston mar.Louis Deweese. 2. Wm. Johnstori, mar. Della Wagoner, sister Chas. who mar. Nettie Stephenson, dau.. John & Catherine (Whitmer) Paden Stephenson. ·3. Twin Charles Johnston. f. John Stephens-on b.2-I8=-I839, Logan Co. To Shelby Co. I859. Mar.I863 Caroline Leach. No Ch.Cared for by Harry Stephenson and wife Ida, who inherited farm. g. Ann St-ephensori b.2-23-I84I; d.2-I0-I923.Mar.I0-2- I864 Edw. Scoby~ son Edw.&: Matilda Scoby, Pemberton. I. Eliz. ·F. b.II-7-I864; Mar.9-20-I893, Jos.L.Atkin­ son, b.2-28-1864; d.I2-28-r941. He son Raphael & Martha(Johns_ton) Atklnson. Ch. a. Ann Martha mar. Paul Monroe. Chl~Ralph Edw. Monroe b.3-25-I9I9; Grad. O.W.Uo Ret. Lt. Col. U.SoA.F. Mar. Ist-­ Mar. 2nd I-23-I96i Ruth Ann Frey. Ch.aMarcia Ann Monroe b~IO-I3~I96I, Travis A.F.B. b. Michelle Monroe b.I-29-I963, Travis. 2. Paul Monroe, Jr. b. I-I2-I93I, Grad. O.W.U. 2. Charles W. Sc.~by. b. 7-I-I872. Mar. I2-25-I895 Pearl Comer, ~armer Springhill, o. Chfa.Warren; b. Hazel Scoby c. Gladysi mar. ~-Miler. d. Charles Scoby. 3. Edward Scoby, b.IO-I-I879. Mar. Springfieli,O. --- Carpenter, lived Rosewood, o.& Springfield. h. Mary Stephenson b.3-20-1843; Mar. James McCashen. Buried Pasco Cemetery. Ch. Next Page. STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page 22 DAVID STEPHENSON and wife Y;ARTHA McCL1JRE Ch .. Cont I dg 5. CHARLES STEPP.i.E:t--ISON 1-iar-. Rachel Johnstonj Ch. Cont'd~ h. Mary Stephenson b~I84J; Buried Pasco Cem~ Mar.James McCashen. Ch: I. Leona McCashen mar.Alfred Pence, Columbus., O. ,.,,2., 'Frank l~cCashen, Cleveland, 0., ~ Chas. b.I0-5-IH67; d,I955. Mar. Cora Wooley, shed~ I9J9.9 lived Pemberton~ Ohio •. i~ Rachel Stephenson b.5-24-1845; d.II-I3-I876. Bur. Jef. Mar; Henry D. Staley, b~6-?- 140, d.7~I0-'90. I, Edw~ Stelay b.I869; Martt Nellie Tunks. Ch. a ... HarrYsta­ ley mar. Hazel Valentine, lived Shelby Co~ HadjMar­ vin & 2.Velda mar. Knoop, live near Fletcher, 2 chw b. Minnie Staley b.I-J-I872; d.J-IJ-I96J. Mar.3-1-u92 Brice Smith, b.II-5-I857; d.I0-6- 9JI. Farmer, Shelby County, O. I. Robert Smith b.J~I2-I894;d.I2-2I-I9I7 in camp, w~w. I. Grad.O.N.U. 2. Florence Smith, b~ 8-3-I897. Grad.Miami Univ.Teacher. Mar.CI) lived in vl'ichita., Kans" On trip abroad met & Mar.Philip.H,.San­ ders, Grad.Univ. Mich. Mgr. Tezaco in Philipines;In­ terned J½yrs. Santo Thomas W.W.II. Ret. 32 Mt.Bolus Rd., Chapel, N.C. b., Minnie Staley mar, 2nd David W. Williams 6-30-1935. Farmer., Shelby Co~ b,.I2-3I- 967, d.7-20- 9 60~ j. David Stephenson b~5-24-I847i d.5-3-I904, killed by falling tree. Mar~ Ist Frances Haines, b~I853; d.2-2I I888. Ch; I~ Grace Stephenson b.--. d.--. Mar~. Clint Fergus, Shefby Co4t- Had a, Francis Fergus 2 ~r,~ Joseph Febgus mar"Treva Baumgardner., DauctW.E. Baumgardner,, Joseph Gradt O.S~U~ Col. Med. Now praqtices St, Paris Ohio1i. Ch?? 2. Emma Stephenson b. d"Ii-I3-'77.- Mare (I) John Marrs. a. John Marrs b~ Chester Marrs. (i) husband d.7-I8-IB79. 2~ Mar. 2nd'l3art Martin. _l:.Joseph Stephenson-mar.Ann Kizer(I{iser?) Div. Ch. a~ Joan Stephenson j ·~ David Stephenson mar,, 2nd Margaret Scoby., da'l1. Wm .. ,bro. of Edwin, mar~Ann. I~ Agnes Stephenso~ b~3-29-I899. Mare 3-I-I9I8, Cramer Higginbotham, b" 3-I-I89I; dr.IO-I-I957. City mail carrier, Sidney, 0~ Ch~ a. Hyla Virginia Higginbotham, b~IO-IO-I9I8; Mar. 1 Virgil Schroluke.e son .1 erman and Elvina Sch-= roluke, They live Richmond, Indiana. Children next page9 STEPHENSON STRV.RNSON STINSON' Page 23 DA'VID STEPHENSON and wife ?1ARTHA }1cCLTJRE Ch. Cont'd~ 5. CHARLES STEPh~NSON Mar. Rachel Johnston Ch. Cont'dg j. David Stephenson Mar. Ist Frances Haines; Ch. prev~ Q J.OUS page. j. David Stephenson mar~2nd Margaret Scoby, dau.Wm. Ch. I. Agnes Stephenson mar. Cramer Higginbotham, Ch: a. Hyla Virginia Higginbotham mar. Virgil Schro~ luke. Ch; I~ Linda, b.I947; 2. Barbara, b.I953 3. Sharon Schroluke b.I953, all adopted. b. Victor L.Higginb·othab.8-II-'22; mar.Aurelia Laux, dau.Jonn. Live near Atlanta, Ga. Ch; I. Allen Victor Higginbotham b.9-27-1948 2. Joyce Ann Higginbotham b.3-4-I95I 3. Brad Michael Higginbotham b.5-24-I954. 6. JOHN STEPHENSON b. ca.I809, mar. Rachel Ann Lorton, I- 26-I834, Clark Co., o. He was said to have moved to Union Co., near Richwood, o. Ch.(from Mr. Rex Stephen­ son of Dayton, o. a._ Arthur Stephenson b. Charles; c. Anna Stephenson. In I850 census Clark Co., o., John Stephenson, age 38, born Va., was living with Martha Minnich, widow; was listed as a laborer. Martha was widow with children. Was this her brother, helping a sister? Was he also a •wid• ower, later married a 2nd time? Search of Union County records· is in·dicated. 7. JANE STEPHENSON b. ca.I8II; Mar.2-I5-I828, George Mer­ anda, Clark Co., o. Jane's mother, MARTHA STEPHENSON, gave consent, indicating Jane was under I8 years of age. License says George was of legal age. Data on Ch. given by Mr. Rex Stephenson and Mrs. H. M. Sharp. a. Jefferson Meranda; Had ch; I. George C. Meranda 2. Ida Meranda mar. ---Smith. 3. Anna Meranda mar.-- Detricko b. ~amuel Meranda c. Martha Meranda d. Eliza Lorraine Meranda; mar.--Morningstar, of New Carlisle, Ohio e. George W. Meranda, a minister. r. Frank Meranda g. William Meranda h. Jane Meranda; mar.--Donovan, of North Hampton, o. i. Rachel Meranda mar --Miller, of St. Paris, Ohio. j. Sarah Meranda married --Reams, of Springfield, o. INDEX CHAPTER I DAVID STEPHENSON Page I A Bower, Hazel 8 Argabright, Joseph I Bowers, Homer 8 Adams, Harriett Noel 5 Bowers, Robert 7,8 Alexander, Elton Leon 16 Brenner, Homer; Joe; I3 " , Frances I6 Brenner,Julia E. I3 " , Leon I6 Brenner Zelphia K. I3 Armfield, Frank 16 Briggs,.Rex We 5 11 , Robert G. I6 Bright, Harriett L. 2 " , Rose I6 Brooks, Dora 4 Arnold, Ina M. ·r6 Brown, Ida I9 " , Infant I6 Brown, Jane Eliz. 9 " , Mary Belle I6 Brown, John E. 5 " , Orrel James I6 Brown, M. R. I6

" , Pearl I6 Brown 9 Nellie I9 n , Ren Joseph I6 Burgeon, Mary II " , Sam.B. 16 Burke, Christene R. 6 " , Wmo Earl I6 Byers, Russell 8 Atkinson, Ann Martha 2I C n , Jos.L. 2I Calhoun... - 7 " , Martha Johnston 2I Callison, Beulah; Earl;7 " , Raphael 2I Callison Harold 7 Callison, Hettie Ste 7 B Callison, Robert; Son. 7 Bailey, John Patrick 7 Carpenter, Cynthia I,2I,8 Bailor, Edna Cecil 7 Carr, Cynthia Ann I4 " ,Flora Esabel Carr,, Cecil M. I3,I4 " , Newcomb 7 Carr, Dennis Lynn I4 " " WmoFranklin 7 Carr, Forrest I3 Baker, Hulda 2 Carr, Jerrold w. 8, I4 9 i , Irwin 9 Carr., Myrtle I4 tt • James I4 Carr, Trac~y Jay 8,I4 " , Lenora Butler I4 Casebolt, Daniel R. 8 '' P Wm,, Cottrell I4 " Ferman 8 Ballentine, Chas. 3 " , Nors. 8 91 " ...• Martin 3 , Russell B. 8 Barnett,ca-ac 19 Cheetal,-- 7 Baumgardner, Treva 22 Childres, Wm. Richard I2 " , W. E. 22 Circle, .... - 3 Bawn, Sr.i.i.rley· Ann 8 Clark9 I9 Bennett, Chaso O. I5 Clark, Harley Miley 8 " , Chas. Robert I5 Clarkg Judith Kay 8 tt , Ella B. I5 Clark ,Lewis Roy 8 •• , Mil ton I5 Clark Oda 8 " , Robert Allen 15 Clark9 Sue Ann 8 " , Sue Lynn I5 Clayton, Chas. I Bernhart, Jacqueline 9 " , Hattie Martha I Berry, Elmo 3 " I) James I Birkhold, Christena IO-II-I2 " , Sa~-:-,ah I Elizo I3 , Willi.am I I9 " 9 John M. IO Clem, " , Mary Barbara IO ", Erma E. Bodey 13 Schoen IO ", Ellsworth I3 Bobo, H. 9 " 11 Icy May I3 Borton, Marinda L. I6-I7 INDEX CHAPTER I DAVJD STEPHENSON Page 2 B Cont'd D Cont'd Clem, Roberta I3 Dormer, Eliza Ann 3 Cl:.nehana, Raymond r Dovel, Lecie May II Cloninger, Myrtle St.2 Dovel~ Joe II Coffman, Eliz.Fern, 4 Dovel, Mary ~.SargentII Collins, Blanche I8A,I8 Dress, Mrs. Robert I Comer, Pearl I5,I6,2I Dunn, Nancy Eliz. 3 Cook, Anna, Ada; 7 Cook, Effie, Emma; 7 E Cook, Harry, I9 Elliott, Angeline I Cook, I.Ao 7 tt , Chas. I Cook, Minnie 7 " , Ethel I Copeland, Luella 5 " , E va I Craft, Clara s. 2 " , Frank I tt Crandall, Karen Sue 5 1 I va I Crandall,Linda;Paula;5 " , John I Crandall, Paul R. 5 " , John T. I Cresswell, Byron 9 " , Lewis I " , Clyde;Fred;9 n , Lincoln I Cresswell, John 9 tt , Mae I Crocker, Anthony 5 tt ' Ma ry I Crosley,-- I '' • Martha I Cruml~uf, Harry IJ u , Opal I Crumley ,1.. Goida 3 " , Ray I Crusey, Chas. Ed. 1.J. " , Ronald I Crusey, Dorothy French 4 '' , Victor I Custenborder,Jacob I4 " , Wilson I tt , Jacob C.I4 Eitle, Jacob I8 " , Mary Pattone r4 Erwin 9 :Uewey 20 tt , Stephen P. I4 Erwin, Harry 20 D. " , Joseph 20,I9 Darrnneyer, Adelia Schroluke I2 " , Maude 20 " , Larry B. I2 " , Olive 20 " . 9 L arry W• I2 Darnell, F.L. 5 F Dammeyer, Wilfred I2 Fergus, Clint 22 Davis, Chas.; 8 Fergus, Francis 22 Davis, Harold s. 6 Fergus,, Josepb. 23 Davis, Mervin Eo 6 Fidler~ Barney I9 Davis, Myrtle L.O. 6 Fidler 9 Flora Mintle II Davi.s, 'TJ'ernon E. 6 Fidler, Ida II 9 I2 Detrick,~­ 23 Fidlerg Leonidas II DeWeese, Louis 2I Fidler., Stanley I9 " , Thurza B. 4,5 Flick, Sarah 2 Devine, Kathy I2 " , William 2 Dillahunt, Anna 7 Fleckenstein~ James 3 Dodd, Ellie St. 2 Fogt, Jeffrey Clay 5 11 Dodson, Will I 1 ICa therina 5 Donovan,-­ "s Philip 5 23 Foulk, ... _,_ Donovan., Emma 3 7 Frank, Dorj.r:~a IO INDEX CHAPTER I DAVID STErHENSON Page 3 F Cont'd H Cont'd French,Anna 3 Hahn, Ida I9 Frank Harry IO Hahn, Juanita L6 French, Anna Steph. 4 Jeanna Ray, Hahn 7 French, Betty Jane 4 Hahn, Neville I9 " , Chas • 3 , 4 Hahn, Ray I9 " , Carolyn 3 Hahn, Ray Grant 7 n , David 3,4, Hahn, Thomas I9 " , Della Jane 4 Hahn, Tommy Mac 7 " , Dorothy Eliz. 4 Hahn, Victor Mac 6,7 11 , Dorothy 3 Hahn, Wilbur I9 " , Eliz. Rose 3 Haines, Frances 22,23 " , Enos 4 Hall, Alva I9 " , John 3,4 " ,Anna I9 " , John Henry 3 " , Bessie I9 " , John Louis 3 " • Cecil I9 " , Jes.Walter 3,4 " , Jessie I9 " , Louis Napoleon 3 " , Lewis I9 " , Mary Sue 3 " , Loel I9 " , MaryLeRoy 3 " , Ray I9 " , Mary Louise 3 Haller, Carol LeeI2 " , Michael 4 Haller, Gary Allen I2 " , Patricia Ann 3 Haller, Robt.C. I2 rt , Robt.Millhallen3 Haller, Robt.Stephen I2 n , Ruth Evelyn 4 Halterman, Marg.Ann 2 " , Truman B. 4 Hamm.a, Erv 9 Frey, Ruth Ann 2! Hamma,Gretta 9 Fridley, Carl 3 Hamma, Harry 9 Fridley, Carlene 3 Hamma,Thelma 9 " , Grover 2I Hartman,--- 7 " , Lisa 3 " , Bessie 9 " , Robert. 3 tt , Joe 3 Furlow, Alma Craddock I5 1t , Marietta 7 " , Dr. Leonard I5 " , Michael 7 " , Mrs. Leonard I5 " , Nellie 9 " , Rollo 9 G. " ,Samuel 9 Gar.field, Laura 9 " , Susannah 7 Gillespie, Ernest 20 Hassey--- 7 Graybill, Debbie I2 Hayward,--- 3 " , Douglas I2 Henson, Douglas L. 8 " , Douglas AllenI2 Henson, Holly Sue 8 Grey, Angela E 6 Henson, Jesse L. 8 Grey, Kenneth 6 Herring, Barb.Eliz.r8A, Grey, Sue Ann 6 Higginbotham, Allen V. Gustin, Alvin David I2 Higginbotham, Brad.Mich. '' , Sandra Lee I2 11 ,Cramer7,22 Gustin., Alvin u. 12 " ,Hyla Va. " ,John H. 7 H " , Joyce Ann Hahn, Anna I9 " ,Vic.Lisle Hahn, Donald Randolph 6 Above 23, 22, unnumber l INDEX CHAPTgR I DAVID STRPIIENSON Page L4- H Cont'd Hinds, Benj. F~ I3 I Cont'd " , Clarice Rose 13 Idle, Minnie Alice I8 " , Dorothy F• 13 u , Phidella Jane I8 n , Harold Benj. I3 " , Susannah 19 " , Suzanne I3 '' , Wesley I8 Hislop,--- 8 Hittlepole, Edna 7,8 J Hodge, Dennis M. II Jackson, Alonzo I9 " , Ida Griffith IO " , Elmus I9 " , Richard Madison IO,II " , Melva I9 " , Richard Mathew II tt , Sally I9 Jahraviss, Clive V 6 " 1 Russell IO,II " Philip IO Jenkins, Thos. 20 Halse;, Calvin Keith II Johnson, Chas. c. IBA " , Darius Scott II " 1 Comfort AshbaI8A " , John II '' , Edgar Roscoe I8A " John Marc II " Frank LeonardI8A " : Michael Stephens11 " 'Granville Ashba I84 " , Roxanne II n : Job Scott I8A " , Vanessa Lee II " • Jes.Winfield I8A Hotchkiss, Cynthia 6 " ,Mary F. 4 Hotchkiss, Hugh M. 6 " . Rachel I9,20,2I " , Hugh M. Jr. 6 tt : Pearl LucilleI8A n , Stephen B. 6 John·ston, Alice 2I • " , Wm. Simpson 6 " , Chas. 20,2I Houran, Eliz. I3 tt , Fielding 20.,2I " , George I3 n , Lydia 20 n , Nellie Woods I3 n , Sarah L. 20,2I Huston, Chas~Conrad I6 " , Sarah McCroskey20 " , Claude I6 " 1 Rachel 21,22,23 " , Dora I6 " , William 2I " , Forest 20 " 1 Silas 20 " , Homer 20 " , Walker or 20 " , Ida 20 Walter n , James 20 Jones. Anna Folsom I6 tt , Lydia 20 " ; Henley I6 " , Nora Opal 16 " , Linda 3 " , RobtoM• I6 " , Marilyn Mae 9 " , Paul K. I6 I " , Virgil Lester 9 Jordan, Norris I8 Idle, Effie 19 " , Eli 1ah I8,I9 Jordan, William 22 " , Harvey Clason IB ,, , Henry K I8 Keagey, Mystie Rebecca 20 " , Herschel I9 " , Jacob or IB n , Nora Strickland20 Jacob Ei-tle " , Samuel 20 , Jeremiah Keating,-- 7 " I8,I9 Kemmerer, .Edw.Thoso I2 " , Martha Alice I8,I9 " , Martin TA 11 , Joy Elaine I2 INDEX CHAPTER I DAVID STEPHENSON Page 5 K Cont'd L Cont'd Kemmerer, Jean Gail I2 Littleford, Winifred 9 Kemmerer, Thos. Edgar 12 Livingston, Sarah I Kerst, Eliz. 2 Laffer, Byron F. I8 Kessler, Opal II,I2 " 1 Earl I8 Kies,--- I " , Jacob s. 18 0 King, Olive Steph. 2 , James Lee 18 Kizer, Ann 4,5,6,7,8,9,IO,II, " , Jos. Jae ob I8 I2,I3,I4,I5,I6,I7,I8,I8A,I9 " , Lynn Jeremiah I8 20,22. " , Wm. Lynn I8 Kizer, Ann Prissel 4 Lorton.,,--- 2 Kizer, John 4 Lorton, Harold 2 Knie!', Lois E. 6 Lorton, Rachel Ann 23 Knief, Royal R. 6 Loschert, Mr.& Mrs. I7 Kftoop, Chas. Lee 4 L0 vett, Harold 2 Knoop, John 22 LoweJ Florene~ Mable IBA Kreglow, Lucille 7 Kreglow, Watson H. 7 M Kyle. John I7 Marrs, Chester 22 " , Emma Steph. 22 L " , John 22 Lakin., Rowena 2I Martin, Bert 22 Landis, Mary Ellen I2 Mason, Billy 6 Langdon, Alma Eliz. I7 '' , Hallie 6 tt , Eliz. I6 tt , Sharon 6 Larobadiere, Pauline I3 " , Steven 6 Lauer, Eliz.Keyte Case I4 Maurice~ Ella M. 20 Lauer, James D. I4 Maurice, Isabel Neese 20 Lauer, Minerva Swazey I4,I5 " , Jos. 20 Laux, Aurelia 23 Meranda, Anna, 23 Laux, John 23 " , Eliz.Lorraine23 Laws, William 3 " , Frank 23 Lawton, Helen B. 6 " , George 23 Leach, Caroline 2I " 1 George c. 23 " , John N. I " 1 Geo.W. 23 " , Mary I " , Ida 23 Leder, Robert 3 " • Jane 23 Lefevre, Stella 2I " , Jefferson 23 Leighton, Eliz. I5 " ,Martha 23 " 1 Herbert v. I5 " , James Elmer I Leininger, Helen II " , Mary Hazel I '' , Lewis II " , Rachel 23 " 1 Sophia II " , Samuel 23 " , Catherina " , William 23 Scherer II Meyer, Chas. I2 Leininger, Walter E. II " , Christine Sophia Linet, Iva Steph. 2 I2,I3 Line, Ardena_Spencer 2I Meyer, Sophia Rinehart I2 Line, Rachel Ann 2I Michael,--- 2 Littleford, Agnes 9 ~ , Eliza Ann DormerJ " , Frank 9 " , Eliz. 3 " , Thomas 9 " , John J INDEX CHAPTER I DAVID STEPHENSON Page 6 M Cont'd M Cont'd Miller,--- 2I Moore, Hester(Hettie) 20 " , Bertha I6 " , Howard I9 tt , 23 n • Leatha 20 Milner, Fannie--- Marg. " , Margaret I9,20 " , Maxson IO " , Martha 19 n , Thad.Alonzo IO " , Minnie I9 " , Zulu IO " , Philip 19,20 Minnear,---- I " , Rachel I9 " , Goldie I,II " , Ralph 20 " , Edwo II n , Sally I9 " , Mary Leach II " , I? Minnich, Alice 3 Morehead,--- Noah I6 " , Alice Nave 3 Morton, Iva I9 " , 2 Mulvihill, James 9 " , Arthur 2 " , Ruth 9 '' , Dora 2 Murray, Thomas I9 n , Eliza Ann 3 Munroe, Edw. 20 It , Emm a 3 " , Chas. Staph. 3 Mc " , Jane 2 McCarty, Laura 20 " ~ John 2,7 McCas·hen1 James 21.922 " ,, John Benton 3 " , Agnes 22 " , LuLu Blanche 3 " , Chas. 22 tt , Martha 23 " , Frank 22 " • Mary 2 " , Leona 22 " , Martin Van Buren3 McClung(McCluny?) I9 , Ozzie 3 McClure, Martha page I to , Peter 2,3,4,7 page 23, inclo " , Rosetta 3 McDonal, Louie Ray IBA " , Sabina Overpeck McElfree 1 Mary AdelaideI8 9 I8A 7,8,9 McGowan, Herman D 6 n , Thoso Benton 2,3 " , Walter Do 6 " , W.:l..11 iam 2 McIntire, Chaso I5 Mitchell, Helen IBA " 9 Ann Mccomas I5 Morningstarg 23 n , Chaso Henry I5 Monroe, G.Ke II tt , Martha Randol I5 " , Ina II n , Josephine Van II N de Mark Nave, Alice 3 '' , Marian Ann 21 Neal, Edna Allen 8 " , Michelle 2I ", Florence Allen 8 " , Paul 2I "g Reuben 8 " I Paul Jro 2I Neville, Ann 5 " 1 Ralph Edw • 2I " , Ethel Moore, Alice t9 " , Harry Wo ~ " , Bessie I9 " , Richard Lo 4,5 " , Chaso 20 '' , Thomas " , Chas o Jr o 20 Nisewonger, Maude ~ 11 , Dolly 20 '' , Ruth 8 " , Ellen 2I " , William 8 " , Harry 20 Nissley, Agatha 8 INDEX CHAPTER I DP~VID STEPHENSON Page 7 N Cont'd P Cont'd Nissley, .Janiel G" 8 Furlow, Alma C.. IS " , Harvey 8 Putnam, Agatha Nissley I4 " , James 8 " , Henry 8 ·" I4 " , 1·1adge Ilene 8 " , Rita Rose 8,I4 " , ?1ary Eliz" 8 " j Mondacella fJ R " , }'Iuriel Grace 8 Ralston, Duffey II Carr 8 " , James Cedric II " , Ruth Saloma 8 " , Rachel I., II Randol., Glen T IS' 0 Reams, --­ 23 Oberg, Edith Nordstrom I5 Reichman, Luther I8A,I8 " 1 George IS' Richmond, C.D.,R. 5 0 , Leone R. I5 Rich, Mary Marg., 3 Oswald, A~thur I2 Richardson, Betty I7 " , Joan Kathryn I2 " , Earl I7 Overpeck, Sabina 2,7 " , Norma I7 Overpeck, William 7 Rittenhouse, Amelia 5 Roach, Carrie I7 P. Rolfe, -- I9 Paden, Catherine Whitmer Rose, Frances Chambers I2 9,I0.,2I " , I(enne th I2 Paden, Gertrude 9 ", Sandra Denne I2 Paden, 1rvilliam 9 ", Terrna Dianne 12 Parks, Jonathan 2.,3 " , Wm. Howard I2,I3 " , Mary 2 Ruble, -- P .. I8A,I8 Patterson; Annie I7 Russell, Lois Clark I8 " , David I7 Rutledge, Chase I7 " , Florence I7 " , Emma Jo I7 " , Frank I7 " , Janice I? " 1 Hettie I7 " , Jules I? " 3 Jane 4,5,6,7 " , Richard I7 tt I John I7 Patton, Frances I s " , Frank -l Sanders., ...... 2 " , Maribah 9 " , Florence 22 Maribel " , Philip H¥ 22 " , Mary I " , Robert 22 " , \rJilliam I Sarver, Margaret 9 Pawson, Enid F. 6 " , William 9 Pearson, Alberta I8A Saul, Betsy I2 Peart, Dorothy Belle 7 Scoby, Andrew Smith 4 Pence, Alfred 22 " , Clem 4 Pierson -- 3 " , Chas. 2I Polly, Relen I3 " , Cha s lf W• 2I Poorman, John 4 " , Edw ~ 2I " , Mary l.~, 5 " , Eliz~ F. 2I Present, Beverly Ann 20 " , Gladys 2I

Price, Ronald 6 " ) Hazel 2I Prince, John I9 " , Margaret 22,23 INDEX CHAPTER I DAVID STEPHENSON Page 8 S Cont'd S Cont'd Scoby, Matilda 21 Simpson, David Hugn 6 n , Raymond Clinton 4 n ,, Dorothy E 5 n , Warren 2I " , Gael V~ 0 6 n , William 22,23., " , Lloyd L. 6 Schroluke, Barbara 23 n , Lucille May 5 tt , Elvina 22,23 " , Michael Lewis6 " , Herman 22,23 " , Minnie Pearl 6 " , Linda 23 " , Miriam E 5 " , Sharon 23 " , Peyton or 5,6,7 " , Virgil 22,23 Peyton Randolph 11 Schaffer, Ralph I8A,I8 , Thelma A 6 Scott, Clinton Lee 5 " , Wm. Marley 5 " 1 Luella 5 Smith, -- 23 " , Mary E. 5 Smith, Brice 22 " , Raymond 20 " , David I2 " , Stanley 5 " , Eliz. I5 " , Wm. J. 9 " , gdna I8a,I8 Shade, Belle I6 " , Serald WayneI5I4, Sharp, Dr. Harold I4,I5 " , Grace I6 McDonald " , Joe .Edw 'i IO Sharp, James Wash. 14 " , Mark Wayne I5 tt , Jean I4 " , Mary Alwida IO " , Leona Cannon I4 Graham (Lottie) " , Mary Anna " , Mabel Stephenson 23 (Ostendorf) I4 " , Marian I4, I5 " , Miriam I5 " , Miriam I4 · " , Paul H. . I4 Sheley, Eliz.Louise I8A " , Sam. I Sherman, Ardith L. II " , Tami K~y I2 " , Cassie ShirtzerII " , Wme Graham IO " , Ross II Snedecker, Emma Muriel 9 Shockey, Chas. 6 Souders, ~- 2 " , Karen 6 " , Effie I " , Robyn 6 " , Ethel I,2I Shreves, Angelina I9 " 9 0na I " , Catherina I9 " , Junius 2I " , David I9 Spencer(or Line) Ardena " , Edward I9 2I " , Fred I9 Spencer., Ezra 2I " , John I9 Spencer,(or Line?) 2I " , Martha I9 Rachel Ann " , Margaret I9 Spicer, Chas. 13 " , Pauline I9 " , Cynthia HustonIJ " , Rachel I9 " , Margaret I3 " , Rollo I9 Stabler, Nora Cath. I8 Sidle, --- I9 " , Minnie 2 Simpson, Alberta 5 Stafford, Amorette 3 » , Ada Blanche 6 " , Cecil 5 " , Alta Odelle 6 " , Donald 5 " , Chloe Estelle 6 " , Patricia Lou.5 " , David H. 6 " , Parker .5 INDEX CHAPTER I DAVID STEPHENS0}1 Page 9 S Cont'd T Cont 1 d Staley, Edith 2 Trimmer, Harley Alfred I7 " , Edna 2 " , Harvey Wesco I? " , Edw ~ 22 " , ,Tames Day 17 0 , George 2 " , Kate Harriett I7 " , Harry 22 Tudor, William IB " , Henry D. 22 Tunks, Nellie 22 '' , Jas. Markwood 2 " , 11arvin 22 V " , Minnie 22 Valentine, Hazel 22 " • Velda 22 Visey, Bert I6 Steenrod, Cal 5 Stiles, Benj. 5,I3 W " , Florence I3,I4 Wagle, Jane 9 " , Leo I,2I Wagoner, Catherine 9 tt , Dora Bell 5 " , Chas. 2I " , Harriett Noe15 " , Chas. Egw 9 " , Harriett I3 " , Clif .Estel & Jr. 9 Noel Adams " , Della 2I " , Wavel I " , Edw. Chas. 9 Stinson, Martha 7 n , Edw. Stephenson 9 1 Stockstill, Katherine 5 • , Mary Whitmer 9,IO " , Lon 5 " , Philip Archibald 9 " 1 Mary 5 " , Randall W. 9 Stoner, Pearl I7 Wagner, Ida I Stratton,---- I7 Walker, Margaret I Strayer, Chas. 21 " , Mrs. N. I " , Frank 2I Watts., Goldie M. St. " , Frank M. 21 Wilkinson I " , Gordon 2I Weeks., Carl I9 " , Harold 2I Wehrkamp, Mro & Mrs. I7 " , Joanna 2I Weimer, Dav'id IO " , John Wilce20,2I " , Doris r3,14 " , Rollo 2I " , Gerald IJ Strub, Anna I9 " , G. o. 14 ", Franklin 18 " , Peter 10,13 ", Homer I9 " , Sylphena A. ", Ned I9 Dick I3 Stepij.enson indexed " , Yost IO at end of this index Wildason, Gregg Fo 8 T " ~ Jeffrey Clark 8 Taylor, Clyde Richard 20 " , Wendee Ray 8 " ,Stephen Blaine 20 Wildermuth, c:a- I Teach, Alva R. 3 Wilkinson, Goldie M. Thomas, Barbara E. 4 Stephenson I " , Frank 2I Williams, David W. 22 " , Mary(Polly) I,2 Willis, Hilliard I9 Thompson, -- 3 Wheeler 9 B. D. I7 Toy, Marge Haslup I6 White, Edwo 2I ", Robert Haslup I6 White, Nancy Jane 4 " , Wm. M. I6 White., Wme Carlye. 4 Trimbly, Kate I7 INDEjX CHAPTER I DAVID STFc;PIIBNSON ~v Cont'd Surnames Stephenson Whitmer, Catherine 9 C " :1 Ev.s Clepper 9, IO Charles 2, IO,I9,20,2I, u , Jacob ~,IO 11 22723 i Hester(Hettie) Charles S. 2 9,IO,II 9 I2.I3,I4,I5,I6 Clyde 2,6 Winemiller, Sam 2 Charles James 20 Wooley, Cora 22 Charles Clair 20 Wren, Pe~rl I8 Catherine Whitmer 2I y Carrie 9 Clara Belle IO,I7 Yaezel, --- 4 Chas. Wheeler II Yoder, Bertha Staph. 2 Charlotte Sue II York, Martha Ann IO Chas. f·iarion Virgil I2, I3 " , Joe. Wm. Jr. IO Clifford Henry I3 " , Joe ,~m. 9,IO Chas. Douglas I3,I4,I5 Clara Leona I3 z~ Zeigler, Anna Barbara 4chas. Thos.(Chuck)I7,I8A,I8 Zwiebel, Herman Jt 20 Chester I8A,I8 Clarence I8A,I8 Stephenson, All Surnames Carl I8A,I8 A C~P4 8 Alexand~r ., C 20 Cliristena Elix.Birkhold Agnes 22,23 I3,2I Ann I2,2I,22 D Alma Eliz. I.5 David I,2,J,4,5,6,7,8,9,IO Angeline I7 II,I2,I3,I4,I5,I6,I7.I8A, >.r1na Laura I8A,I8 I8,I9,20,2Ij22,23 Andrew Archibald I8A,I8 David B. 7 Ailese I8A,l8 David Michael I2 Arthur I,2,23 Dennis Karl I2 Albert Lewis 2 David Watt I8A,I8 P.. ngelina 2 Dr. Wm. Cal.vin 7 Ann Kizer 2,4 .. 5 Arthur Newton 4,5 E. Alms Amoretta 5 Edward 7 Am.ouretta 7 E. E~ 9 Amanda 7 Edw. Vernon I5 Jtlbert 7 Effie 4 Ada Blanci1e 7 Emmett James II Anna 3.,4,23 Emma 7,9,22 E. Ethel 20 Barbara Ann I.5, 20 Elbert 4 Bruce Walter 20 Brian Clifford I3 F Betty Jane I3 Fanny Jane 4 Bessie Ann IJ,I4 Frances 4,5 Borwer Ilangdon I7 lt,rances Irene I2 Bernice I,ucille 17 Freddie Leroy 5 Betty Ruth I7 Barbara Jane I Beatrice Jane 20 ~NDEX CHAPTER I Page II STEPI&~SOI{ NAMES G K Cont'd Ooorge Edw. I4, I5 Katherine 4 George I Katherine Louise I2 .J·ao ,; Thomas I Kenneth LeRoy I? I___.. , r.:-,_, v'"'11.gia ~- 2 no J.. d. i e Minnear l L Grace 22 Lauer Whitmer I5 Grace Gladys I,5.,I6 Linda Sue I3 Glydis Lucretia tTane 16 Gregg Virgil I3 Lydia Angeline 20 G1"over Chester 4,5 G.T. 9 M Mabel--Hester I4,I5 H. Maribel(Belle) 9 !Iarriett Alida 2 Margaret M. 2 Harriett Ethel 5 Marion Whitmer IO,II,I2,I3,2I Harriett Dell IJ,t. Harry Birkhold II,I2 Marion Kenneth II Harvey G. 7 Mark William I3 Harvey Kizer I6,I7 Marie I8A,I8 Harvey Hunphrey I6,I7 Martha Ann I Hazels. I6 Martha 2,3,7,I7,20, 2I Harry 2I Martha McClure 2,3,4,5,t,7, Hen1.. y I.Jogan I,2 8l9,IO,II,I2,I3,I4,I$,I6, Henry .\rlilbur 20 I7,I~A,I8,I9,20,2I,22,2) Hettie Jane 5,6,7 Hettie 7 Mary 21,22 Mary Etta I 1 Mary Ann I6 Ida Fidler· 2I Ma:ey Hettie IO Infant I4 Mary Margare·t IO,II Mary Eliz. 8 J Mary Mollie 7 Jane 20,23 Mildred Ruth 7 James Franklin IO Iviildred Marie I7 James Alfred I7 Max Clem I3 James Earl 2 Minnie 4 James 2 Manta I8A,I8 James Harvey 5 Myrtle Loeta 5 ,Tan1as Arthur 7,8.,9 James A. I8A, I8 N Janet Ann I3 Nettie 2I Joan 22 Nancy Ann 7,8 John David I2 Nancy 2 John Madison II Nettie Belle 9,IO John 9,I0,2I,22,23 Norma Jeanne II Joseph 20,22

K Karl Dennis II,I2 INDEX CHAPTER I DAVID STEPHENSON Page I2 STEPHENSON SURNA.l~S 0 T Olive 2 T" J;. 7 Orpha I7 Thelma I8A,I8 Thomas Sims 9,IO,II,I2., p 13, I4, I5 ., 16 Paden 2I Thomas George IO,II Phyllis Jean I2 Thomas Jefferson I5~I6 Priscilla Jane I8A, I8,I9 V R Van de Mark r,1onroe II Rachel I9,22 Vera Ruth I2 Ralph 4 Virginia Irene I7 Rebecca I.,20 1 2I Rex 23 w Richard I2 Wendy Elaine 20 Richard Lee 12 William Calvin{Dr,)7 Richard Anthony 12 Wi~liam 2,4,5,6,7 Robert I2 William Albert I6 Robert Franklin II William Leonard I8A,I8 Robert Max 20 William Roper 7 Russell II William Virgil I3 Ruth Ann I2,I3 s Samantha AngelineI6 Samuel 4 Samuel Edgar I Sandra Eilene II Sarah I9,20 Sarah Arvesta 7 Sarah Margaret 9,I9 Sarah Inize 2 CHAPTER II JAMES STEPHENSON RECORD Page I JAMES STEPHENSON B. Grnnnbrier co. (\v) Va. II-11.t--1799, d. Hardin Co. o. 6-6-I865, ivlar.,Logan Co., .I-23-I823, Unity New.,(dau. Jas., Lacy &Gulielma I,add New)b. Chas. City Co. Va.9-7-I807., d. Hardin Co.J-·I0-I864. James mar. 2nd Sarah Casman,2-22-I865. She relinquished her dow­ er in favor of ch.; transfer mad to Jas~ Lacy Stev~ enson, I865. Ref~ Bible of Mrs. Clara Hatcher Ans­ ley, Ridgeway~ Photocopies in my files.F.A.Mo Ch: I. SILAS STEVENSOii (note spelling) b. Cha111. Cotj I0•·23- ' 23,d. 7-25-I900, IIardin Co.0.1'1ar. Orleans Co. N.Y Ruby Tyler, 7-25-I848. She b.I0-27-'27, Orleans Co. d.Hardin Co.J-I0-'08 Ch; a. Hazen James Stevenson b. Orleans Co.II-I5~50 d.J.!8- 1 06. Mar.Rose--, b.I856. d.I88I Mar. 2 Sarah E. b. I854; d.I9J3. ~armer. Ch.2nd mar. I. Ward Stevenson b.I885; Living 1964. Ret. Mar. Laura -- No.Ch. Lives 4.JI E. Franklin Kentoz1 1 o. 2. Ruby Stevenson,,Liv. I964. Mar. Joe Ans­ ley, Ridgeway, o. Farmer. 3-4 ch. J. Florence Stev~nsonTwin) mara Chris Strahm widow, lives Kenton, O.has ch~ 4. Flora Stevenson twin mar. Berry, Has ch. D ca. !960 b. Charles Augustus Stevenson b. Orleans Co. NY I-3-I853; d.II-29-I9I2. Farmer. Mar. Arrie Newcomb. No ch. c. Selina Stevenson b.6-2I-I857; d.ca I9I5.Ham­ den, o. Lived Ada, a.Mar.Wm. Woodard. r. Ruby Woodardb.1888, d.ca.I959, Hamden,o. Mar. Chas.s. Keeney, Lawyer, Grad.O.N.U. d. ca. I96I. Ruby Grad. Music O.N.Uo Tau­ ght music-Vinton Co. o. No Ch. 2. Ruth Woodard, b.6-8-I890, d.ca.I959,Lima o. Grad o.N.U •. Mar. Cass Ireland, Dist. Mgr. City I,oan. P•• V1enna Ireland .B ,.,Lot, Ireland C Daughter d. Horace Allen Stevenson b.?~I2-I860, Hardin Cc. de Binghampton, N.Y.J-00-092?. Mar.I2-I8-v84 Lydia Rarey, b.7-IO-I862, d.ca. 1 JI. Farmed Hardin Co. and then ~1nghampton area. Io Rarey Stevemson b.IO-IJ-I885, mar.2-3-vr4 1 Lilian Pass, b.2-3- 86 1 d.I955. Farmer v!ellsburg, N. Y. a. Marian Stevenson b.9-8- 1 I5, mar. Ber­ tram Rundell, 140P Binghampton, N.Y. I. Bruce 2.Philip 3.Dale !!_Arthur b. M"fldred Stevenson b*9-'I8, mar.v40 Neil Alden, Elmira, N.Y. Has son Neil, b. I94I; also 3 ch. died young. c. Ethel Stevenson b.I2-?-'93, Ada, O.Mar. Harold Hinamon,Lives I959 I3I Derby Street, Valley Stream, N.Yo Ch. next page. CHAPTER II JAMES STEPHEN30N RECORD Page 2 JAMES STEPiiEtrso:l'r B,. GREENBRIER co. Va{lf) 11ar. Unity New I. SILAS STEVENSON(note spelling) b. I82J mar. Ruby 'ryler d, 1-iorace .4.llen Stevenson mar.Lydia Rarey Ch. Cont'd, 2. Ethel Stevenson mar. Harold Hinaman; Ch. a. Frances Hinaman; mar.J-20-I94I,-Wilbur I. Joan; 2.Donald Jr.: J. Linda Wilbur. b. Esther Hinaman; Mar.4-20-I943, --Benison, Ch; I. Robert; 2. Larry;_hBradley;Bennison; Live in Kansas. 3. Leslie Stevenson b. Ada, o. I0-29-~894. Mar. 0s­ wego,N.Y. Catherine--. He d.1942, uaneva.N.Y. a. Arvilla Stevenson mar. Calvin Wilcox, Macedon, N.Y. Farmington Rd. Has Ch; I. Chas.Darrell Wilcox, b.IO-JI-I957. b. Audrey Stevenson mar.Clinton Peterson, Marion N.Y. R.R.I. Has Ch; I. William b.I0-9-'42; 2. Roger, b.II-22-'43; 3. Donna b.7-!9- 148;~ Den­ nis b.IO-I5-'49; 5. Nancy b.9-5-'52; 6. Edward b.9-23- 1 56. c. Howard Stevenson b.--.Mar.Carol--, lives 38 Greenhurst St.,Geneva, N.Y. Has: I. Kathy, b. 7-3-'47; 2. Karen b.I-II-'49;~ Bud b.7-3I­ '52; 4 Kim Stevenson b.6-24-'"S"r. d. Helen Stevenson mar. Leighton Teeter, lives 2IO University Ave., IthacaJ N.Y. Has; I. Pat­ ricia b.8-6-I947; 2 Cynthia b.3-I3~'50; --l!_ David Teeter b.IO-I0-!959. e. Barbara Stevenson, care of Ida Basham, 48 Shelley Ct., Tonawanda, N.Y. 4. Carl Stevenson b.9-II-1898. Mar. Elizabeth--, Rut­ land, Vt. Lives I05 LeRoy St., Binghampton, N.Y. a. John Stevenson lives at home. Mar? b. Daughter, mar. lives .Has I Dau. e. William Ward Stevenson b.5-I-I863, Hardin Co. D.I- 4-1923, Akron, o. In Re£l Estate Bus. Mar. Hardin Co~Princess Lee, b.8-I-I868; d.J-25-I936, Akron, o. She born Marion Co., o. Ch. I. Earl Stevenson b.8-I887; d. 3-I897 2, Emery Stevenson b.8-I890; d.3-I897,diptheria. 3. Hazel Stevenson b.~-3-I900. Mar.6-I8-I92I, How­ ard Baker, b.I-I2-I89I. Live 84I Termino Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Ch. ae Harriett Ann Baker b.4-I4-I922, unmar.B. Ak­ ron, o. Lives at home. b. Howard Lee Baker, b.7-2I-I924. Mar.8-2I-I949 Frances Mary Jackson, b.I2-I9-I925, in Akron Ohio. Live Long Beach, Calif. Ch. page next: CHAPTER II J'Ar1Ss S'rEPFIENSO!t RECOHD Page 3 JAJl,1ES STEPH:~~NSOIJ B. ( t.r) 'Ia. I799 :~1ar. ~Jni ty New I.SILAS S'l'E\rENSO!T b. I823 Charnpaigr1 Co. Mar. Ruby Tyler e~ William Ward Stevenson mar. Princess Lee. Ch. 3. Hazel Stevenson mar, Howard Baker. Ch; b. Howard Lee Baker mar. Frances Mary Jackson I. Kathleen Ann Baker b.6-2- '50, Alrron, O. 2. I{ristine Leigh Baker b.I-I2-'53," 11 r ti Laura Ella Stevenson b-~.6-I5-I865, Hardin Co. O.d. 5- I5- 'I5. Mar. Elmer Starner~ farmer, Hardin Co. Ch; I. Ruby Ann Starner died young 2. Allan Starner b. ca~I9II. Mar. Mary--. Lives 254I Overlook Rd., Cleveland,O. With U.S. Dept.Comm. No Ch. g. John vJright Stevenson b.,8-I4-I867; d .• II-3-I94I; Mar .. I-28-I892 Ruah Dean Ichler, b.I-7-I872. Living~Dau. Jes~ & Annette(Bak0r) Ichler, Hardin Co. He att. Bus~ iness School, Buffalo, N.Y. Farmed latter part of his life, in Hardware business, Richwood, Union Co. Had: I. Frances Annette Stevenson b.6-8-I89J; Kenton, O. Mar.7-6-I9I6 Murray E. Main,son J. Hehderson &Lyda (Shahan) MainJb.b.I2-20-I888. Frances att. 0.1riJ,U, & Ohio u .. Murray Carnegie Tech. Live 250 W. Wm., St., Delaware, Ohio for 40 years. Have: a.Murray E. Main Jr. b.Williamsburg, Penna.2-I8-•I8 Att. O.W.U & Technical Sch. Newark, N.J. Maro?• 23-1943, Helen Kiss, dau.Frank & Bertha Kiss, of Pottstown, Pac Grad. Beuaticians School. They own & Operate Main's Smart Fashions, Hampton, Va. No Children. b. Robert Allan Main b.4-I8-I920, Cleveland, O. Lt. J,G .. u.s.N.R. w.,~.II. 2 yrs in Pacific, Decorated Navy Distinguished Flying Cross with 2 gold stars Grad O~S.U. Now heads RoA. Main & Sons, Inc.,Wy­ ckoff, N.J. Mar.2-23-I945 Grace E. Brons, Ens. U.S. Nurse Corp., Grad Skidmore College, Dau~ Dr1 and Mrs. w.c. Brans, Ridgewood, N.J. Family of RobeBt Main also lives Ridgewood, N.J. Ch; I. Robert Allan Main Jrv b.Columbus, 0.5-5- 147 Freshman Ohio Univ. Eagle Scout. 2, William Carl Main b. N.Y. I0-28- 149, also Eagle Scout. 3~ Susan Elizabeth Main b.Ridgewood,4-25-'52. 2. Agnes Stevenson bo I<.:enton, O.II-II-'94. Att. O.W.U .. Mar. Quincy A. Main b.4-26- 1 90, Del.a. Grad.Den­ ison Univ. M.A. o.s.u. Own & operate Printing shop, 527 N. Commerce, Harlingen, Texas. Quincy son James Harvey & Margaret(Roberts) Main. 3 •. Esther Stevensonb..,Kenton, 8-I4-I898. }tar.6-3- 'I8 Fred s. Zeigler; Lumber Bus. Live Lowell, Ind. a. Annette Zeigler b.6-28- 1 I9, Gary, Ind.Grad.P Purdue, Home Ec.l-1ar. RoE. Bell, 7-I7-'42, Grad. Purdue, Live 5007 Tamarack Rd. Baytown, he Supt. DuPont P1ant there. This is in Texas. CHAPTER II JAr-ms 3'.rS?"rIENSON RECORD Page 4 JAMES STEPIIEN30Ii B. (1;,J)Va. I799 l~ar. Unity New I. SILAS STEVENSON Mar. Ruby Tfler; Ch. Cont'd; g. John l:T. Stevenson mar, Ru.ah Ichler. Ch. Cont'd; J. Esther Stevenson mar. Fred Zeigler. Ch. a. Annette Zeigler mar. Eugene c. Bell; Ch; I. Patty Sue Bell, b.I946. Mar. 1963, Baytown, Texas. 2. Richard Bell; Also several other ch. b. Ellen Zeigler, b.I2-9-I920, Gary, Ind. Grad. Purdue, C.E. Mar.R. Wallace Holmes,8-29-'42. also Grad Purdue. Live 2334 Turk Hill Rd~, Victor, N.Y. Ile. Mgr. Eastman Plant. I. Catherine Joanne b.I2-25-'44; Att.Ohio u. Ma 1. English, Senior. 2. 3_L_~ Names not c. Edw. ~~hn Zeigler b.Io-10:T2~ad.Purdue. Mar. I-I- 145 Louise Ratchford. Lumber Bus. Chesterton, Ind. Ch. I-2-J-4- Youngest b. 155 d. Ruby Ann Zeigler, b.!2-30- 1 30. Mar. Robert E. Stark. She grad Purdue, live I76 Crestwood Avon Lake, o. 2 ch. He also Grad Engineer. 4. Willis Warren Stevenson bo9-29- 1 04. Att. Western Reserve~ Mar. Helen--. Ret. Real Est. Bus. Tulsa Okla. 45I7 E. 56th st. Son Warren, u.s.N. 5. Ruby Stevenson b.5-29- 1 06, Richwood, a.Mar. 1936 Chas. Edgar Nichols. Live 2309 Baylor, Alamagor­ do, N. Mex.He associated research center. a. Joan Nichols b.I9J8, Delaware, o. Mar.6-2- 1 56 Clifford Young, lives 586 s. Hamilton Rd. Col­ umbus, o. Has 4 children. b. Floyd Nichols b.ca.I940. mar. JoAnn McDer­ maiel 4-2- 1 61, Alam.agordo, N.Mex. Grad.Univ. New Mexico I9'-;$ .. h. Margaret Stevenson b.8-I9-I869, Kenton, O.d.4-IJ-•t8. Mar. Myron Sponsler, lived Paulding, o. He dead. I. Clarice Sponsler b.I895; R.N. Mar. I A. Js Goode; He d, ca.r940. Mar. 2nd Ralph Steck. Own & 01erate Goode' Hobby Shop, I729 N. Main St.,Dayton,O No Ch. 2. Margaret Sponsler b.I898, unmar, lives with sister. i. Frank Stevenson b.I2-2I-I872; d.I2-24-'35, Orlando Fla.Mar. Martha Cahill~ Union Co.,o. Had; I. Robert Louis Stevenson b.ca.I908-9.Sgt.u.s.A.F. w.w.rr. Killed air raid over Germany, bur.st.Louis Miss·. uri. Unmarried. 2. Robert STEVENSON b.2-6-I825; died I0-7-I876. Mar.9-I9 I849 Sarah Stevenson; Tombstone says"Soldier Civil War.n Will names Wm. A. & Silas Stevenson Admrs. Bond $2500. Dated I0-2I-I876, Probated.No wife mentioned; Dau.Har­ riett Luke;&Unity A. Stevenson. Witnesses one is J.W. Stevenson, probably brother John Washington. No other facts available at this time. CHAPTER II JA!·TES ST"F:PHF~lf3()N Page 5 JAi;IES STEPHENSON I"·IAR~ UNITY ?{Ev! Logar1 Co.,6. Ch. Cont'd; 3. James Lacy Stevenson b~II-I-I826; d~8-23.r884. Mar. 2- 25-I84.7 Louisa Buc1oneister, Hardin Colo .. Ist Lt-I3.5 o. N. G., enlisted 5-I864~ Had ch: a. Harvey Stevenson b.--.d.--. Mar.? Had I. Lewis Lacy Stevenson, died New York City ca.I950. Newspaper man, 2~ Bess SteVE!nson mar. --Kelley, died 1 57. Had daughter, rriar. Judge Bearden, lived 2I69 Totten­ ham Rd.,Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 3. James Lacy Stevenson was heir who bot farm I865 from James' heirs, Recorders office, Hardin Co.,o. 4. William Stevenson(might be initial "A") b.2-22-'29; d. II-8- 163. Bible record,tombstone"says II-I866, age 34 yrs-8mo-26days. SOLDIER~ Hardin court records his es­ tate, no wife or ch. mentioned. Admrs. Silas & James Stevenson & Lot Hatcher, bond $I600. Heirs;Robert Stev­ enson;John w. see~hHnson; Margaret E. Stephenson; James L. Stephenson; ot etcher; Sarah J. Hatcher; Harvey E­ Howell; Harriett E. Howell. They signed waiver to sell land. 5. Sarah Jane Stevenson b.I2-23-I830; died II-24-I903. Mar. Hardin Co., o. Lot Hatcher, 4-29-I947. He d.8-23-I890 age 65-7-II days. Children: a. Margaret Augusta Hatcher b.I0-25-'49; d.9-26- 155. b. James Lacy Hatcher b.3-I5-'52; d.6-6- 1 84. Mar.I2-24- I874, Kate c. Hurter(spelling uncertain) Had I. Chas Hatcher b.9-I7-I876 c. William Henry Hatcher b.8-22-'57;d.7-8- 1 58 d. Silas A. Hatcher b.9-I7-'59; Mar. Addie Baker I-29- '8I; Had:W'illiam Henry Hatct,.er b.I-II-1884. e. One birth here undecipherable. r. Mary Jane Hatcher b.7-22-I862; d.I-I6-I88I g. Harriett Emily ~etcher b~4-4-'65; d.6-22-'66. h. A. D. Florance Hatcher b.5-28-I867; d.9-9-I86-- i. Daniel Wade Hatcher b.I2-I7-'69;d.I2-2-I95I j. Clara Hatcher b=4-I-I872; Living I960, had the JAMES STEPHENSON Bible. Lived near Ridgeway, O., with son Woodrow Ansley. She mar.--Ansley, had; I. Woodrow Ansley. Mar. has several ch. Farmer. 2. Daughter mar. Harry Poland, lives 2I6 N. High St. Kenton, Ohio. k. Selina Hatcher b. I0-25-I874; d.4-I7-I876. 6. John Washington Stevenson b.I-I3-I833. living I866. A John w. Stevenson mar.{I) Caroline Diehl & Mar. 2nd Rebecca Eddy 6-I3-I854. Ist Mar.2-2I-I848, both in Hardin County, o. He was reported to have son, Harvey living in Dunkirk, Ohio. CIIAPTER II J~t\~IBS STEPHEif30N RECORD Page 6 JAMES STEPHENSON B. (vl)\Ta I799; },frir. lJnity New;..Logan Co. Ohio, I823; Ch. Cont'd: 7. Julia Ann Stevenson b .• II-?-I8J4; d. I2-27-I834_. 8~ Ephriam Stephenson b~2-27-I8J6; died 8-27-!862. Kill­ ed in Civil Warm buried Seig Cemetery, Taylor Creek Twp., Hardin Co~, O~ Spelling varies, from Bible to tombstone. He was in Co.I, Regt.45, O.V.I. Apparent­ ly unmarried .. 9. Harriett Emily Stevenson b.4-29-1838; d.IO-I6-I90I. ?-1ar. 9-I7-I858 Harvey Howells. !Ie must have died post !863, when she was heir to brother's property as Harriett Howells~ Bible says"Harriett Chesher d.I­ I6-I90I IO. Margaret Eliz •. Stevenson b ~ 7-I9-I840, unmar. I86o. Mar.later ---Poole, carriage maker Kenton, o. If there were ch •. they are unknown to this researcher. II. Charles Anthony Stevenson b.II-I7-I843; d~I925. In Co,.H, I79th Regt. o.v.r. Copied from tombstone, in Wolfe Creek Cam,, Hardin Co., o. Named for Chas. An­ thonyJ his mother's Uncle, who mar. Eliz. Ladd, sis­ ter to Gulielma Ladd, who mar. James Lacy Newe This from court records Charles City County, Va~ Chas. A. mar. Ist Mary S. b.•56; d.1895. Mar. 2nd Lydia Rich­ ards ,55 Or 1 58, she d.I922. Farmer, Hardin Co~ Had; a. Arthur Stevenson; b. Still Stevenson; c. One dau. No further records of this family. I2. C. David Harvey Stevenson b.I-2-I846; d.3-26-I886. The Kohler History or Hardin County, says he was a veteran of the Civil War, but nothing further is known to this writer. I3~ Mary Louisa Stevenson b.7-2-I848, unmar.in I866. A family record says she married a Mr. Thomas. but no definite proof has been found. JAMES STEPHENSON, who mar. Unity New, dau. James Lacy New and. his wife, Gulielma Ladd ?~ew 1 in Logan County, o.. ,liv­ ed for a time in Champaign Co~, for Silas, Ist child was born there. 1836, James bought land in Logan Co.,O. but sold it in 1838, and bought land in Hardin County, which he owned until his death in I865. He left no will, but the transfer to James L. Stevenson, heir, names every living heir. Hardin Co. Recorders Bk.27, page IBB. His 2nd wife Sarah, relinquished her dower in favor of the children; listed as; James L; Silas; Robert; Sarah Jane; John W,; Harriett Hatcher; (E.) Margaret E. Howell; Charles A.; David H.; and Louisa Stevenson~ RECORD PAGE 7

Ji\.lvIES LACY NI~T,..r, father of lfNITY NE1v·l, wife of James Stephen son, was a Pevolutionary War Veteran, his pension record is Ohio# I9852, in the National Archives, Washington, D.C,

JA11.1ES LACY NE\1 was the son of' Richard New, who died in I796, and his wife, Elizabeth Lacy~ A comprehensive account of the background of this family relationship is given by John Manahan, writing in"The Virginia ?11iagazine of History and Biography" for October, I956, page 4.58 to 473, This is available in most libraries. STEVENSON STEPHENSON STINSON RECORDS Page 8 PORTRAIT & BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD MARION & HARDIN COUNTIES Chapman Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill.,!895. William W. Stevenson, a successful and efficient agricul­ turist, residing Sec.2, Pleasant Twp., Hardin Co., on the banks of Scioto river, b. Buck Twp,, 3 mi.s. Kenton, May, I863. Father, Silas Stevenson, b. Champaign Co., o. I0-23 I823, eldest ch. James & Ubity(New) Stephenson, natives of Virginia, James b.II-I4-I799; Unity B.II-I-I807. Other ch. in family were; Robert; James L.; William; John w.; Ephriam; Chas. Anthony; David H.; Sarah J.;Harriett; Louisa; Maggie. (Julia Ann not mentioned, but her Birth & death listed in Bible record.) When a mere lad, James B. Stephenson accompanied his par­ ents t~ what is now Logan Co.,O.(Logan formed I8I7).Three weeks after settling there, his father died, widowed moth­ er left with eight(B) children to support. James worked for an uncle in Clark Co.,o. until 20 years of age, when he settled in northern part of Logan Co., and endured all the hardships incident to settlement in a frontier district. In I834 he came to Hardin Co., bought 125 acres of land, which he cleared and improved, upon which he remained until his death, June 6, I865, age 66 years. His wife passed away March, IO, I864. May 24, I849, Silas Stevenson was married in Orleans Co.,N. York to Ruby Tyler, b.Oct.27, 1827, daughter John Hazen and Selina Gilbert Tyler. They became parents of nine(9) child­ ren; H.B.J.(Hazen James Stevenson b.II-I5-I850, a farmer & has 4 children; Chas. Augustus Stevenson b.I853, mar. Arrie Newcomb, farms in Buck Twp.; Selina Stevenson b.6-2I-I857, wife W. D. Woodard, Ada Twp.; Horace Allen Stevenson b.7-I2- I860, farming in Liberty Twp.; William Ward, subject of this sketch, 5th member of the family; :aura Ella Stevenson b.6- I5-I865; John Wright Stevenson b.8-I4-I867, mar.Rue Eischler has 2 ch.; Margaret B. Stevenson b.8-I9-I869, wife A. M. Sponsler, farmer Paulding Co.,o.; Frank B. Stevenson b. I2-2I-I872. ' - For 4 years Silas Stevenson farmed in Orleans Co.,N.Y., after which he came to Ohio, bought 83 acres heavily tim­ bered land. Now owns 263 acres, of which I93 A. have been cleared. Politically, he is a Republican. Aided in organ­ ization Methodist Episcopal Church in Kenton !884, and since has been a member of that congregation. William Ward, subject of this sketch, was born in a cabin on the same yard where his father's commodious brick res­ idence now stands. After attending the common schools of this locality for some years, he entered the State Normal University at Aaa, Ohio, where he spent the winter of I882-I883. Continued on page 9 CHAPTER II STEVENSON STEPHENSON STINSON RECORDS Page 9 PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD MARION & HARDIN CO'S William W. Stevenson record cont'd; After his marriage, June I8,I885, he cultivated a rent­ ed farm in Goshen Twp., where he remained 2 years. Later he bought 8I~ acres, consisting his present homestead, and here he has simce resided. For 5 years he conducted a large dairy business, and now devotes considerable atten­ tion to stock raising, making a specialty of Poland China hogs and Jersey Cattle. The wife of our subject bore the maiden name of Princess Lee, and was born in Marion Co., o., Aug.I, I864. He par­ ental grandfather, Parker Lee was a native of Penna. Her parents, Lewis and Susan(M rrison) Lee, were born in Mar­ ion and Muskingum Counties~0 respectively. Latter b.May 4, 1846. After the death of Mr. Lee, his widow married E. H. Allen or Buck Twp., Hardin Co.The 2 children of this couple, Earl Stevenson b.Aug.I6,I896 and Emery Lee Stevenson b. August 20, I889. In politics, Me. Stevenson is a staunch Republican, true at all times to the principles of his chosen party. Social­ ly he is connected with Amacitia Lodge No.79, I.O.O.F., Scioto Encampment No.I79. With his wife, he holds member­ ship in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kenton, Ohio. Note from this copier; The first part of the account above is so closely parallel to the account of DAVID STEPHENSON who died I8I5 Champaign Co., o., leaving 8 Children, whose relatives lived in Clark County, where JAMES(grandfather of William Ward) went to work, it seems that JAMES must have been the SON of DAVID and wife MARTHA STEPHENSON. They were married in Greenbrier Co.(W)Va. where James was born(Census I850). David was said to have had 8 children, though only 7 are mentioned in the will. But a will, made under such circumstances, given orally on a deathbed, and recorded later by the witnesses in Urbana 1 could most ea~­ ily have been inaccurate. James was b. ·Greenbrier Co. (vl) Va. I799, David and Martha· were married there Dec.I8, I789 by Rev. John Mccue. Record of James bir·th is copied from his Bible, and the record of the children of David and Martha M~Clure9Besides James) Has already been put into this account. CHAPTERII STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON RECORDS Page IO Records presented by JOHN E. MAN.l\H.~N, author "Coppadge­ Coppage Family, I542-I955" Pub. Radford, I955, writing in 0 Virginia Magazine of History and Biographytt 0ct,.I956, sub­ stantiated by records offered in proof, James L. New was b~ Bedford Co_,Feb. I2, I764. In May,I78I he enlisted as a substitute for Gideon Roach at Charles City Co~, Va.~ join­ ed up at Holt'S Forge. His company was under Capt. Lovely actually "Lovelace", and was raised by draft. He says in his pension application that he was present at the surren­ der of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown, and was discharged the last of November, I78I. In I782 he enlisted again, and heiped in leveling the British fotrs and raising the Erit­ ish vessels in the York river. He lived in Charles City Co~ until I808, then moved to Columbiana Co., Ohio, from there to Union Co., o., and to Logan County, o.where he had been living for IO years when he applied for the pension in 1832. He was residing in Zane township. · Tax records of Charles City Co., Va.,and other records, show that JAMES LACY New was son of RICHARD NEW(D~I796) and wife ELIZABETH LACY; RICHARD NEW was son of JOHN NEW who died I750 and wife FRANCES WEST. JOHN NEW was the son of EDWARD NEW(d.I704) and wife Sarah Bland; EDWARD NEW was son of RICHARD NEW who came to Virginia in I637. As before shown, wife of JAMES LACY NEW was GULmLMA LADD., born I769, d. post I847, Logan Co. o. She was the daughter of JOHN LADD(d.I8I6, will dated Dec.22,I8I5) Chas.City Co. Va., in Richmond Library, Richmond, Va., and wife Unity. She must have been dead as of Dec.22, I8I5, she was not mentioned in the will. Children as follows;Benj.H. Ladd; Guly New; Elizabeth Anthony; Margaret Vaughan; Unity Har­ ris; Mary Ladd and Sarah Ladd; also son-in-law Charles Anthony. Executor was Samuel Ladd. possibly brother of John Ladd. Unity Harris, wife of John Ladd, mother Gulielma Ladd New (Guly) was daughter Benj. Harris of Walker's Neck & Sarah Dumas, his wife. Sarah Dumas was dau~Dr. Jeremiah Dumas & Unity, his wife.(Mar~ record, Union Co.,O.I820, Nicy Dun­ nis(from uncertain spelling, probauly Dumas) mar. John Deakins. I830, John Deacon & wife were living next to James Lacy New & Family in Logan Co~, o. Benj. Harris was son Major William Harris of Hanover and Temperance Overton his wife.(B.I669, d.I7IO). Major William Harris was son of Robert Harris and wife Mary Claiborne. Robert Harris was son of Capt. Thomas Harris and first wife, Adria Gur­ ganey. Capt. Thomas Harris came to America on the "Pros­ perous" arrived I6II, in "the second supply" for James­ town, Virginia. CHAPTER II STEPHENSON STEVENSON STINSON Page II LINEAGE RECORD SILAS ST~!ENSON born I0-23- 1 23 r.-r2r.7-25-'48-9 Ruby Tyler died 7-26-1900 biI0-27-1827 d~J-IO-I908 SILAS STEVENSON was the son of JAMES STEPH:ENSON b. II-I4-I799 Mar# I-23- 1 23 Unity New d.6-6-I865 b.9-2-I807(II?-2-I807) d.J-IO-I864 UNITY NIDT was the daughter of JAMES LACY N~i,J' b~2-I2-I764 Mar.Gulielma Ladd 9-6-1788 d.9-20-I842 b-3-II-I769 d. post I847 GULIELMA LADD was the daughter of JOHN LADD born-- Married II-II-I764 Unity Harris Will probated 4-I8-I8I5 B.-- Presumed d. as of I2-20-I8I5 UNITY HARRIS was the daughter of BENJAMIN HARRIS, b.--- Mar. Sarah Dumas b.-- d. as of II-II-I764 tt.-- BENJAMIN HARRIS was the son of MAJOR WILLIAM HARRIS b.I669 Mar~ Temperance Overton d. I730 b.1669; d.I7IO MAJOR WILLIAM HARRIS was the son of MAJOR ROBERT HARRIS b.I6I5 Mar. Widow Mary Claiborne Rice d. I7I2 b.--; d.--. MAJOR ROBERT HARRIS was the son of CAPTAIN THO?$.AS HARRIS of "THE PROSPEROUS" a ship arriving at JAMESTOWN I6II, with colonists from England. His first wife was Adria Gurganey, mother of Major Robert Harris.

The above lineage proved as correct by Quaker records, Han­ over deeds, letter of Dr. Malcolm Harris, and pages 2208- 2209 of Vol. 7, "Magna Charts" by John S. l!lurts. Signed John E. Manahan Inst. of American Genealogy National Genealogical Society October 2, I957. This is a copy of a letter in my possession, and this record has been accepted by the Society of Magna Charta Dames. Frances A. Main.

CHAPTER II JAMES STEPHENSON RECORD LETTER Page I April 7, I960;2IO Ross Valley Dr., San Raphael, Calif. Dear Cousin; It was nice to hear from you, and I 1m con­ vinced that your DAVID STEPHENSON is the same DAVID list­ ed as one of the sons of JAMES STEPHENSON who d. Monroe Co~{W)Va., I802, but I can't prove it either(and I do know what a disappointment it is to you), in spite of my spending 3 days going through masses of records and letters out of which I put together those parts which seemed cer­ tain into the record which you saw. (Chapter III) The core of what we know about James of Monroe came from his last surviving grandson in Jackson Co.O.(Wm.older bro. of my great grandmother, Nancy, f. son of Wm. one of the 4 brothers who settled in Jackson County, Ohio. Mr. Dan Williams, father of Ben Ames Williams, was Ed.of "Standard Journal" Jackson, o.and in I895 he went around interviewing old people about their familes & early hist­ ory of the county. Aug. !895, he published what he'd gath­ ered re the STEPHENSONS from William Stephenson, who was then 77, and his father had died 50 years before, but still William was quite accurate about the uncles and their fam­ ilies who has settled in Jackson Co.,O. and he even remem- bered the names of 2 other u.ncles;DAVID and ELIJAH STEPP­ ENSON- If you've ever tried to pry family information out of un­ interested people, you know the interview went like this: "Did the whole family· come to Ohio?" "No not all~• "Can you remember the names of any of your father's other brothers?" ''Well, there was a Di-.VID and an ELIJAH" "Did they die in Virginia·?"Well, ELIJAH did." All I'm trying to say is that I just dDn 1 t think your DAVID is ruled out of that family merely because William didn't remember that the "Uncle David" he'd heard mention­ ed as a child had really died in a different part of Ohio before he(William) was born in the wilderness of Jackson County in I8I8. That "Standard Journal" article was quoted practically verbatim in a little Horton Hist. Nothing more about Dav­ id in it. Complete files are said to be in Columbus, I am sure it means State.(Possibly Museum Lib.) A grandson of JAMES, one of Jackson 4 bros.,Robert, told Mr. Williams that the brothers father, Jamesof Monroe, was son of a JAMES who came to America I?OO. Mr. Williams, try­ to organize various vague statements, listed him as JAMES I, the brothers father as JAMBS II. I can't accept that yet, because I don't think anybody in Jackson County at that time knew their antecedents that far back. I think it was much more likely the result of of a little reading and jumping to the conclusion when he found an early Cont'd next page CHAPTER II J!J·1ES S'I'EPI1EN3~H~ RECORD T.JET'I'ER Page 2, JAMES with a son JAT--IBS. There were several James Stephen­ sons in Northern & western Va. However, several serious serious searcl1ers persist in calli.ng JA!•fES of Monroe JAMES II. They're a great cross tc me, and vice versa. JAMES of ?·1011.roe' father may have been James, but we need more proof. You may have provided it_ If we can prove that your DAVID ASSIGNEE OF F~MILTON STEPHENSON was truly that DAVID, son'of JAMES of MONROE. That Craven c. S.C will I773J naming JA?IBS !?1 IL\r1ILTON, becomes interesting. There are many vague & Contradicting angles in trying to put together this big family. For instance, my great Uncle \villiam names 9 ch. of JAMES, and other relatives sai.d he had II sons 7 5 daughters. That big family explains one puzzle, there was almost one generation between the brothers who went to Jackson Co. 1 John h \-I757 and my 1rJj_ 11 iam1i I dor1' t knov.T tlm' s b ~ date J ·b-..;. t hia dau~ Nancy 1N"E1 s l), Ifl?J! ~ sn.d. i~l1r:}rt:1 v1ePn S6Ve1,a} ch.fl younger than she. I believe that your DAVID, JOHN b~I757, ALEXANDER and ELI­ JAH(possib:; the ELIJAH BRAZIL STINSON mentioned later) were among JA:MES and ANNE'S eldest ch. and were not mentioned in their fa~her's will because they were grown and out on their own, perhaps had rece~ved their shares. From bits & pieces here and there, I think it was avery loving family. MARRIAGE BONDS Bath Co. Va.(formed from Greenbrier) 1783 DAVID STEPHENSON and Mary Davis. It might be worth check­ ing· to see if this mar. took place. It might be a first mar for David and the Greenbrier one the 2nd. G·REENBRIER Co. (VJ)Va. I2-I8-I789; David Stephenson and Mary McCLURE.(Note from F.A.M. I have seen the original; it is DAVID STEPHINS and MARTHA McCLURE, same date, mar. by Rev. John Mccue. REBECCA McCLURE Mar. JAMES SNODGRASS 7-2-1798, also Greenbrier Co. Will of Arthur McClure names MARTHA STINSON as dau., and probation of will names Rebecca Snod­ grass as dau. POINT OF SIMILARITY. Your DAVID Had daughter ANNA. ANNa or ANNE was name of wife of JAMES o~ MONROE. Your DAVIt 1S widow buried Callison Cem. Her sister married John Callison. Order Bk.B, Greenbrier Co. April 4,I789, DAVID STEPHENSON assignee of ALEXANDER STEPHENSON against WILLIAM CALLISON for 31-6- due by note. ALEXANDER STEPHENSON was most certainly son of JAMES of MONROE County. His wife was a EWING. Marriage Bath County SARAH EWING, Cont'd next page; ,. r rA1\.m1 ("1 ("I TErTT"r.', 1'.T("~ o,..i CHAl11'ER 1. c J''1l.'.Ju tJ · LU~i'tl..:J · !'t I J ETrrti'R.· . .L:.I Page 3. sister to AGNES, ~..ARY or NANCY who married JOHN STEPHENSON ln Greenbrier Co. 9-6-I787, vrho was certainly son of JAf - ES of ~10NROE. The Ewing sisters were daus. of Joshua Ew­ ing of Bath Co. Alexander Stephenson had, among other sons 7 1 DAVID E\NING STEPHE · S ON, JOHN GARNER STEPHENSON, both of whom became prominent in Nicholas &~ Pocahontas counties .. One lived in Enon, In Clark Co., where Martha Stephensen is buried, there is a village named ENON. DAVID lived in Champaign Co., o. Founder of Urbana, county seat, was Col. Wm. Ward of Bath Co., Va.(History of Bath) Martha McClure was dau. Arthur McClure of Greenbrier Co.,(W)Va. who had son SA1{(JEL McClure. From "Hist. Hanging Rock Iron Region" which included Jackson Co., o., page 384;"Samuel McClure, who was presiding Judge,Bloomfield Twp. 1 s first election, was born Greenbrier Co., Va. ?-iay ~-, I785, was married to Nancy Livesay, b.Sept.I782, same county, Feb.I2,I80I. IO Children; among them; MARTHA McCLURE Mar. Samuel Stephen­ son Jan.25,I826; and ARTHUR McCLURE Mar. Jane Stephenson Jan.25, I826.(Same Day) Nancy Livesay(Levisay) wife & mother above, was sister of Margaret Livesay, mar.William Stephenson, Jackson Co. pio­ neer brothers.(one of)(My gr-gr-grandparents) Nancy & Marg. daughters Thomas, named in his will. Bloomfield Twp., was same Twp where John, oldest bro. sett­ led, lived and died. This John was known to have lived for a time in Teay 1 s Valley, Kanawha Co.,(W)Va. I believe he so stated in his pension application. This is now in Cabell Co. Kanawha Co. Deed; Sept.I4, I8I3. DAVID STEPHENSON of Kana­ wha Co. to JOHN STEPHENSON same Co., tract of land in Teay Valley, joining land on which they both lived.(This looks like your David is selling out preparatory to moving too. which he did between 1809 & I8I4. Deed; Oct*II,I8I4, John Stephenson & Nancy of Kanawha Co~, to James Conner, same Co. tract of land I24 A. Teay's Val­ ley. Same tract deeded by Ruben Slaughter to John Stephen­ son Sept.4, !805. Deed; John Stephenson Jackson Co.,O. to James Mccallister Kanawha Co. I25 acres patented by said John Stephenson etc; Deed Book E, page 199. That's about all that I can find, except numerous refer­ ences which you probably have that a DAVID STEPHENSON did live in Greenbrier and Bath at the same time and in the same place as JAMES STEPHENSON, later of Monroe and hi.s wife, ANNE and their known sons. CHAPTER II STEPHENSON STEVENSON L~~TTER PAGE $. r1iss Humphreys is a nice lady, but 1.n spite of long corres-­ pondence and carte blonche as to expenses, she sent me al­ most no records. The best results, and most accurate, were sent by amateurs, the very best 3 most accurate is; :tv1rs.. IIenry B. Davenport ( Alma ) ( De sc ~ A; exander Stephens on) 306 Security Bldg,,, Noi;JI.5~--6 Kanawha Blvd.ga.st .. , Charleston, 1:Jest Vj_rgi.n:i.a" J\1arch 24 th. You mentj_oned J.C11 3tephensonts011he Stephtn­ son Family" Is that a small vol,une, unindexed, fine print, printed many years ago? I saw a book o.f' that description years before T knew enough about my own branch to get mu.ch out of it, and the woman who owned it moved away~ Is there a copy in the Newberry Library? A grandson of the Jackson Co. pioneers said 5 Stephenso4 girls mar.sons of Henry Miller. My gr.uncle William named 3{his aunts) who mar. respectively, Boyd Miller,Hugh Miller and a Maupin. Boyd Miller was a witness to JAMES• will,& the same day obtained license to marry JA:MES 1 Daughter,., I found no other STEPHE~ISON-MILI,ER licenses, except Boyd & Hugh Miller in Greenbrier Co. A Henry Miller, Augusta Co., Va., owned first iron furnace there, was said to have been richest man in Va~ when he died, but no information as to connection with Stephenson familye So far as is known sons JAms and ANNE or Monroe: John Stephenson b~South Ca1olina James Step~enson born Virginia (Jr.) Samuel Stephenson born Virginia. William Stephenson{my ancestor) born North Carolina.(Cen­ sus statements two of his daughters •. Obviously the family was moving around, as was Elijah Brazil Stinson. It will be months before I can do any work, but if you can organize some searches in the Carolina counties, I 111 share expenses, only please tell me ahead of time, how much. In­ vestigation would seem to be indicated in I .• CravP.n Co .• , S~C,. where JAr1Es Stephenson made will_, 1773, narr-ing DAVID, JAMES, HAMILTON etc. Sounds interetting_. 2~ Surrey County, North Carolina, where Elijah Brazil Stin­ son married Rachel Cobb, 1765, while living in home of his parents. Itinerary of Elijah Brazil Stinsonw 3~ Gates County, North Carolina, where he enlisted, either first when he was I?, (I781) or later. CHAPTER II JAMES STEPHENSON LETTER Page 5 The longer I go over this, the more I'm convinced that your DAVID is the DAVID nam.es as the son of JAMES of Monroe County, (,i )'\fa. Certainly he belonged to the same inlnlediate family. But how to prove it, that he was a son_, not a nephew or other close relative, is a problem. I think the best bet is a close search in Kanawha County, where a DAVID lived on same land in Teay•s Valley as JAMES known son, John. Do please write Mrs, Davenport, and to Mrs. Carns, desc•• endant of Elijah, and see if they have turned up anything in the intervening years. All best wishes, my dear cousin, wish we could meet and talk. Most sincerely Virginia Spencer Pursell Mrsif Wm.M.

INDEX FOLLOWS:Includes letter, marked Let. and Number. A Alden, -- I Cahill, Martha 2 Alden, Neil I Callison, -· Let 2 Allen, E. H. 8 Callison, John "' 2 Ansley1 Clara Hatcher I Callison, Wm. " 2 Ansley, Hus.Ruby Stevenson I Carns, Mrs. " 5 Ansley, Woodrow 5 Chesher, Harriett 6 Ansley, dsu. Clara 5 Claiborne, Mary IO,II Anthony, Chas. 6,IO Conner, James Let 2 Anthony, Elizabeth IO Cornwallis~ Lord IO B D Baker, Harriett Ann 2 Davenport, Mrs. Alma Let 4 Baker, Howard Lee 2,3 Davenport, Mrs. H.B. Let5 Baker, Howard 2,3 Davenport, Mrs. Henry B. Baker, Kathleen Ann 3 Let4 Baker, Kristine Leigh 3 Davis, Mary " 2 Basham, Ida 2 Deacon, John IO Bearden, Judge 5 Daekin, John IO Bell, R. Eugene 3,4 Diehl, Caroline 5 Bell, .Patty Sue 4 Dumas, Sarah IO,II Bell, Children 4 Dumas, Dr. Jeremiah Bennison, --- 2 IO Bennison, Robert 2 Dumas, Unity IO Bennison, Larry 2 DunnislDumas,) Nicy Bennison, Bradley 2 IO Barry, Flora Stevenson I Bland, Sarah IO E 5 Brons, Grace · 3 Eddy, Rebecca Brons, Dr. Wm, c. 3 Eischler, Rue 8,3,4 Brons, Mrs. w. c.(Minnie) 3 same as Buclaneister, Louisa 5 Ichler, Ruah C Casman, Sarah I INDEX CHAPTER II JA11ES S'rEP:·mNSON LETTER INCL. Page 2 E cont'd I Cont'd Ewing, Agnes Let 3 Ireland, Vienna I n "2 Ewing, Mary .,) Ewing, Nancy ft 3 J Ewing, Sarah n 2 Jackson, F~ances Mary 2,3 Ewing, tt 2 -- t1 Ewing, sisters 3 K Ewing, Joshua It 3 Keeney, Chas. s. I Kelly, Bess Stevenson 5 G Kiss, Helen, M. J Goode, Adrian J. 4 Kiss, Frank Sr. 3 Kiss, Bertha 3 H. L Harris, Benj. IO,II Lacy, Elizabeth 7,IO " , Maj. Robert IO, II Ladd, Benj. H. IO " , Sarah Dumas IO Ladd, John IOJII " , Dr. Malcolm II Ladd, Elizabeth 6 " , Capt. Thomas IO,II Ladd, Mary IO n , Unity IO.,II IJadd, Gulielma I,6,IO.,II 1 1 " 1 'M' ~ 1 • " m , IO, I I Ladd, Sarah IO Haicher, A.n. Florrance 5 Ladd, Samuel IO " , Clar~ 5 Larcom,-Ansley I '' , Daniel Wade 5 Lee, Lewis 9 " , Harriett Emily5,6 Lee, Parker 9 " t Mary Jane 5 Lee, Phineas 2,9 " , Selina 5 Lee, Susan Morrison 9 " , Charles 5 Levisay, Nancy Let.2,3 " , James Lacy 5 Livesay,Levisay, " , Marg.Augusta 5 Margaret Let.3 n , Wm~ Henry 5 Livesay, Thomas n ,.) " , Lot(also Silas) 5 Lovely,(Lovelace) IO " , Sarah J. 5 Capt. Hinaman, Esther, 2 Luke, Harriett Stevenson4 " , Frances 2 n , Harold I,2 Mc Ho!mes, Cath.Joanne 4 t1cAllister, James Let.3 " , Children 4 McClure, Arthur Letli2,3 n , Wallace 4 " , Martha 9,Let, 2 Howell, Harriett E. 5,6 "' , Rebecca Let.2 Howell, Harvey E, 5,6 " , Samuel Let.3 Howell, Margaret Ee 6 Mccue, Rev. John 9, Let.2 Humphreys, Miss Let.3 McDermaiel, J 0 anne 4 Hunter(Hurter?) Kate 5 I M Ichler, Ruah Dean 3,4 Main, Frances AnnetteI,II Ireland, Cass I Stevenson Ichler, Jos. 3 Main, Murray Edmond 3 Ichler, Annette(Baker) 3 " , M. E. Jr. 3 Ireland,Daughter I Main, Quincy Allen 3 Main, Robert Allan 3 Main, Robert Allan Jr.3 CHAPTER II INDEX Incl, LETTER Page 3 ~1 Cont'd R Cont'd Main, J. Henderson 3 RundellJ Bertram I Main, Lyda Shahan 3 Rundell, Bruce I Main, Susan Elizabeth 3 Rundell, Dale I Main, William Carl 3 Rundell, Philip I }'lanahan, John E. 7 l1Iaupin., -· Let.4 s !~1iller, Botd Let .• 4 Slaughter, Reuben Let.J r,1iller, lienry Let.4 Snodgrass, James Let.2 Miller, Hugh Let~4 Sponsler, A~ M~ 8 N " , Ctarice 4 New, Edward IO Sponsler, Margaret 4 New, Gulielma Ladd I,6,IO " , Myron 4 New, Guly(Gulielma IO Stark, Robert E. 4 New, James Lacy I,6,7,IO,II ", Children 4 New, James L. IO Starner, Allan 3 New, John IO " , Elmer 3 New, Richard 7,IO " , Mary 3 New, Unity I,2,3,4,5,6, " , Ruby Ann 3 7,II Steck, Ralph 4 Newcomb, Arrie I,8 Stinson, Elijah Brazill Nichols, Chas. Edgar 4 Let.2~4.,5 Nichols, Floyd 4 Stinson, Martha Let.2 Nichols, Joan 4 Strahm, Florence S. I Stevenson, Agnes 3 0, Overton, Temperance IO. II tt , Audrey 2 " , Arvilla 2 p " , Arthur 6 Pass, Lilina I n , Bud 2 Peterson, Clinton 2 " , Barbara 2 '' , Donna 2 " , Bess 5 " , Dennis 2 n , Chas. Augustus '' , Edward 2 I 9 8 " , Nancy 2 Stevenson, Carl 2 » , Roger 2 " , Catherine2 " , 1,\lilliam 2 Stevenson, Chas. Anthony 6,8 Poland, Harry 5 " , c. David Harvey, Poland, Dau.Mrs. Ansley 5 0 Poole, -- 6 Stevenson, Chas. A 6 Poole, Margaret E. " , David H., 6 .. 8 nee Stevenson 6 " , Ethel I,2 Pursell, Mrs. Wm. M.Let.5 " , Elizabeth2 Pursell, Virginia Spencer " , Earl 2s9 Let.,5. " , Emery 2,9 R " , Esther 3j4 Rarey, Lydia I,2 n , Ephriam 6,8 Ratchford, Louise 4 n , Florence I Rice, Mar~. Claiborne II " , Flora I Richards, Lydia 6 " , Frances Annette Roach, Gideon JO 3 Rundell, Arthur 1 Stevenson, Frank 4 INDEX CHAPTER II Including Letter Page 3 S Cont'd Stevenson, Frank: B. 4. S Cont'd " t Hazen James I,8 Stevenson, Warren 4 n , Horace Allen I,2,8 Stevenson, Wm. A. 4 " , H0 ward 2 " , William 5 " , Helen 2,4 Ste~henso~, Ann~ Let.2 11 , Hazel 2,3 " , Anne Let.2,3 " , Harvey 5 n , Al.exanderL{.'2.,3,4 " , Harriett Emily 6 " , David9,L.2,3,4,5 " , James Lacy I,5,6 " j Dav. Ewing L.3 " , James 5 " , Elijah L. I, 2 11 , John 2 " , Hamil ton L. 2 .,4 " , Johnl,rright 3 .,4, 8 " , James I,2,3,4,5,6 " , J' ,1. 4 7,8,II, Letter I,2,3,4,5 " , John Washington 5,6 • • " , John W. 8 Stephe·nson1 James Jr. L 4.,5 " , Julia Ann 6 Stephenson, James B., 8 · " , James L • 6 ., 8 Stephenson, Jane 1.3 " , James B. 8 " , John L.2,3,5 " , Kathy 2 " , John GarnerL.) " , Karen 2 " , Kim 2 ,, , Mary Davis L .. 2 " , Laura I " , Laura Ella 3,8 " , Martha McClure " , Leslie 2 9, Letter 2,3 tt " 1 Lewis Lacy 5 , Nancy L.J " , Louisa 6,8 n , Rev. Rpbt.L.I " , Marys. 6 " , Mary Louisa 6 , Unity New 6,8 " , Maggie 8 " , Margaret 4 " , Samuel Let. 3,1+ tt , Margaret E. 5,6,7 " , William L.I,2,3, " , Marian I 1.4 " , Mildred . I Stephine, David 9.L.I " 1 Rarey I " ., Rose I T. " , Robert 4., 5., 6., 8 Tyler., Ruby I,2j3 9 4.,8 " , Ruby I,4 II " , Sarah Jane 5,6,8 Tyler, John Hazen I.,8 " , Still 6 Tyler, Selina GilbertI,8 " , Silas I,2,3,4.,5., 6,8,II Teeter., Cynthia 2 Stevenson, Sarah E. I " , David 2 " , Selina I,8 " 1 Leight9n 2 " , Sarah 4 " , Patricia 2 " , Unity A. 4- Thomas, Mr. 6 " , Ward I V " , Wm. W. 8 Vaughan, Margaret IO " , Wm• Ward2,3,8,9 " , Willis Warren4 TNDEX CI-IAPrfER II Including Letter Page 4

\i vfilbur, Donald 2 n , Donald· Jr. 2 I Joan 2 "n t Linda 2 l r • :I~ 1 1 cox, Calvin 2 1.'1ilcox, James Darrell 2 \-Jest, Frances IO 111lill iams, Dan Let. I vJoodard., Ruby Stevenson I " , Ruth I n , William I " , 1~1. D. 8 y Young, Clifford 4 Young, Children 4

z Zeigler, Annette 3,l~ Zeigler, Children 4 Zeigler, Edward John 4 Zeigler, Ellen 4 Zeigler, Ff:ed s. 3,4 Zeigler, Ruby Ann 4

CHAPTER III ·JAMES STEPHENSON who died Monroe Co.(W)Vao I802 Summary of progress, May, I949o Compiled by Mrs. Virginia Nye Spencer Pursell, 2IO Ross Valley Dre, San Rafael, Calo JAMES STEPHENSON d. Monroe Co., Va.~ now W.Va., I802~ be= tween June 2~ & Aug. court o Father of at least II Ch.~ but his will names only wife-9 Anne, & 4 sons 9 Samuel., Wil.liam11 Joseph Stephenson, Thomas Stevenson(Note spelling); 4 daus. whom he mentions, but does not namee He owned the land on which he was living at time of death» but no record has been found to show when or how he acquired it. Monroe Co.was or~ ganized from Greenbrier in I799 9 Greenbrier from Botetourt I777; Botetourt I770 from part of Augustag organized 1738 from part of Orange. All this occured within the lifetime of James Stephenson, and records o~ all these counties show ref­ erences to James Stephenson, who may have been this mano The most likely source of information as to his acquisition of this land is Greenbrier Deeds I777-I799o No or-:g-inal survey or patent in James' name, but many for other Stephenson menD and it is possible this was family land which came to him by deed or division during the years of Greenbrier Jurisdiction He had lived there very b~ieflyj since his name does not ap~ pear in list of Monroe C-o. residents I799 or voters I800o The following things we do know about himg His oldest known son was John, born South Carolina 1758; A son Samuel born Virginia I774 or I775; Son William born North Carolina between I780-I790e He(James) was living I783 I786 in what was then Greenbrier Coo, Va~, along with these other STEPHENSON heads of families, all of whom I believe to be his sons: James Jr.; John; Alex: David and Robertg Most 9 if not all of these were living in that part of Greenbrier

County which was atken to form Bath Coo 9 Vao, I79I. In Novo I79I, James Stephenson Sr., and his wife Anne» and James Stephenson Jr., journeyed from Bath County to court in Greenbrier Coo, to testify as witnesses for Samuel Gillilando In I796 James Stephenson Jr. marries in Bath CoG 9 Va~~ Mar= garet Smith, daughter(Family record) of John Smith9 JAMES STEPHENSON was survived hy his wifeD Anne. Two grand= sons in Ohic ( "1m.son of Willial1. and a son of James Jr. )said that the wife of James Sro was a Miss Garner(6r Gardner) 9 but we don't know yet whether Miss Garner was Anne or a previous wife. James' will specified that the land on which he was living should be-held intact until the death of his wife~ Anne 9 then be equally divided between 4 sons 9 Samuel 9 William9 Thomas & Joseph. In I8IO, William Stephenson 9 then of Ca= bell Co., Vae(Huntington,WoVao) deeded land at head of Wolf Creek to Valentin Miller.(refoEarly land conveyances Monroe Coe) Wolfe Creek flows into the Greenbrier River a few miles below Alderson, W. Vao, and the "Head of Wolf Creek" Page 2 JAr1ES STEPIIENSON DIED Monroe Co. (\~! o )Va. 9 I802 Chapter I Ir would place the family home about 4 miles south of the present Alderson. 1807, Samuel Stephenson had been granted 50 acres of land on Wolf CroMonroe Co.(Dyer's Index W.Vae land grants)This could only be Samuel 1 son of our James. He felt sufficiently permanent on 1rlolfe Cr. to take up new land and that by I8IO his brother William was already in Cabell Co. and selling his share of the family land~ indicates that the widow, Anne, died between I807~I8IO, and by I8I0 9 the home on Wolfe Creek was being broken up and the family scat­ tering. William reached Jackson Co. Ohio the same year 9 I8IO Samuel, with wife Jane 9 & at least I child~ John S. 9 joined him there in I8II, followed later by at least two older brothers, John and James. The Samuel who took up land on Wolf Creek I807 could only be our Samuel, son of our James, there was no other Samuel who could be confused with ours. In the entire history of early Mor.roe County, as shown both by Court records~ andthe history published by "Morton" there have been only two fam­ ilies "Stephenson-Stevenson.... Stinson" that of our James and one other, which became extinct in Monroe Co. I807, except for one"George Stephenson" who had II Daught·ers 9 no sons. No legal records whatever of the antecedents of this George. Family traditions say he was the son of a George Stephenson, "A Germar./' who came to America ca. I770, settled on Indian

Creek, had 2 sons,"a Samuel who went to Augusta 9 causing the name to become extinct in Monroe 9 and the "George who had the II Daughters, no sons." That Samuel disappeared into

Augusta before the period in wh~ch we are interested 9 and the only male STEPHENSON on record after I799 are our James and his sons.

Also, our Samuel Stephenson mar. I802 9 Jane Shope(Swope), daughter early and very prominent family on Wolf Creek. Will of JAMES STEPHE!NSON

In the Name of God, Amen. I, James Stephenson 9 of Monroe Co. being very very sick and weak but of sound mind and memory 9 thanks be to God, calling to mind the mortality of my body

& Knowing that it appointed for all men once to die 9 first of all I recommend my soul to God who gave it» and my body to the dust, to be buried in a Christian burial according to the discretion of my executors. Nothing doubting, but that I shall receive the same again by the might power of God. And touching my worldly estate as whereinwith it has pleased God to bless me with in this life~ I give and bequeath in the following manner and form~ fisrt of all the land wherein­ to I now live, is to remain in its present situation until the death of my beloved wife 9 Ann Stephenson9 and then the land is t-o be sold and equally divided between my beloved sons, Samuel Stephenson, William Stephenson., Thomas St;ephen'""' son and joseph Stephenson, and when the land is sold 9 they are to give each of their 4 sisters a saddle or the price of one. All the stock, horses, cattle, sheep 9 hogs~ household furniture are to remain in the present situation for the use and benefit of the family-likewise I constitute my wife Ann Page 3 JM1ES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co., (v! o )Va., I802 C~apter III Stephenson my sole executrix and my sonj Samuel Stephenson, of this my last Will and Testamentj ratifying and confirming this and no other former Testament. As witness wb.ereunto I set my hand and seal, this second of June 9 Eighteen Hundred and Two. James Stephenson (Seal) Test: Ann Stephenson, Boyd Miller, James Taylore Monroe, August Court, I802. The last will & Testament of James Stephenson, deceased, was presented in court by Ann

Stephenson and Samuel Stephenson, the executrix named 9 pro­ ved by the oath of Boyd Miller and James Taylor, witnesses thereunto; it is ordered to be recorded and on the motion or said executrix, who made oath according to law, certifi~ cate is granted for obtaining probate thereof 9 in due formSJ giving security; whereupon they, together with Nathaniel Garton and Boyd Miller, their securities, executed into & acknowledged bond in the penalty of Two Thousand Dollars for their due administration of the Deceased's estate and performance of his will. Teste-John Hutchinson9 Clerk. Will Book B, page No. 28. Children of JA:MES STEPHENSON~ A grandson of JAMES 9 Jr. 9 stat­ ed in writing that there were II sons and 5 daughters in JAMES Sr.'s family, but or that I6, only the following are known for sure now: JOHN STEPHENSON born I758 South Carolina; Died Dec.20th,

I827, Jackson County 9 Ohio. Wife Nancy Ew­ ing. (note later in record) JAMES STEPHENSON Jr., born I766. Mar.Mar.3I,I796, Bath Co. Va., Margaret Smith, Dau.John Smithe D.Feb. 7, I846, Jackson Co. 9 o.(See later record.)

SAMUEL STEPHENSON, b.I774, Va. Mar.I802 9 Monroe Co.Va.Jane Swope(Shope), Dau.Michael. D.JanoI,I85I 9 Jackson Co., Ohio.(See later record.)

WILLIAM STEPHENSON, b.betweenI780~I790. Wife 9 Margaret Live= say(Livisay) Moved to Jackson Coe 0. 9 by I8IO. Died I844, Missouri. (See later record) DAVID

ELIJAH Did not go to Ohio. DAVID 9 and possibly Eli= jah, believed to have served in Revolution­ ary War. NANCY STEPHENSON, Mar. Hugh Mill~r, believed to have served as Capt. in the Hevolutionary War.

MARY STEPHENSON Married Boyd Miller 9 who witnessed will of

James Stephenson Sr. 9 and put up bond for the executors. Page 4 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co., I802 Chapter III BETS,Y STEPHENSON If'l.arried Thomas, Maupin,. The above are the only ones we can name with certainty, as children of James Stephenson Sre We are so close to identifying 2 others as sons, it seems safe to mention them as poss~ble Sons 1 for help of future searchers. ROBERT STEP~NSON, who mar.1798, Bath Co., Va., Jane Smith daughter John Smith.(Bath Co. record) ALEXANDER STEPHENSON, whose wife, Sarah Ewing, was sister Nancy(Agnes) Ewing, wife John Stephenson, known son James Sr. Alexander and Sarah had, among other children;David; Elijah;

John Garner and Alexander Stephenson9 be­ lieved to have mar.,Rhoda"Hull". An Alexan­ der Stephenson mar.I8I9 Jackson Co.o.~ Rho­ da "Hale". JAMES STEPHENSON Jr. known son James Sr. mar.Bath Co. Va. I790, Margaret Smith, dau.John Smith. Fam­ ily record. Presumably sister of Jane,above. Stating briefly steps by which JAMES STEPHENSON Sr. was iden­ tified as father of above children; JOHN, JA:MESj SAMUEL and WILLIAM STEPHENSON were among first settlers in what is now Jackson Co., Ohio. About I895 the Hon.Dan W. Williams, editor and Historian, was collecting data on earliest families in the Co. for publication in his paper.,the "Standard-Journal". August, I895, he published an article on the STEPHENSON Fam­ ily, based on an outline supplied by last surviving son or the 4 pioneers, WILLIAM-STEPHENSON, of Fourmile, son of the pioneer WILLIAM. Mr. Thomas Wayne Horton based his !925 hist­ ory of the related Horton family on this outline.Mr. Dan Williams was writing as late as 1921, correlating bits of in­ formation from other descendants.From these researches, and from "History of the Lower Scioto Valley", from "History of the Hanging Rock Region" and from correspondence with desc­ endants, these are some facts which emerged regarding the family in Jackson Cou..~ty; I. The 4 pioneers to Jackson Co., John., James, Samuel and William Stephenson, were brothers, sons of James Stephenson of Virginia. 2. James Stephenson's wife was a Miss Garner or Hardner. 3. One of his daughters married Boyd Miller. 4. Samuel Stephenson, one of the brothers in Jackson County was known to have married "Jane Shope" of Monroe County,· Virginia, and their oldest child was born in Monroe County in I80.3. Page 5 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coo I802 Chap~er III

5o James Stephenson Jr. had married in Bath County Va 0 ln

I796 and had a son Samuel born in :Monroe County I799 0 6. William Stephenson~ the first or the brothers to reach Jackson County, Ohio, had sold in I8I0 9 while residing for a short time in Cabell County (W.)Va~(where his eldest bro­ ther John lived for several years) land"at the head ofWolf

Creek, Monroe Coo, Vao 9 to Valentine Millero In previously collected records in Monroe and Bath counties and in Greenbrier, from which both were formedj the follo~~ ing becomes significant: I. The Will of JA:ME'S STEPHENSON in Monroe 9 I802 9 wife Ann 9 sons William, Samuel 1 Thomas and Joseph, Witness Boyd Miller Securities Boyd Miller and Nathaniel Greeno In earlJ Monroe records, Garner was spelled interchangeably "Garten" 9 "Gard<=> ner" and "Gartner".

2.A Greenbrier court order 9 I79I, in which James Stephenson Sr., wife Anne and James Stephenson Jro were named as of' Bath County at that time. The -smae group later in Monroe County, even though James Jro was not named in James Srws will. 3. An exhaustive search of Monroe County records showed no male STEPHENSONS in the county from I799 to modern times 9 except the JA:MES s~., of the I802 will and his sons,whose land was on Wolf Creek. 4o Wolf Creek was the ancient home of the SWOPE Familye Mon~ roe County marriage records 9 and the published genealogy of the Swope family shows that Jane Swope married Samuel

Stephenson, 1802. In the original banns 9 her name was spel~ led Swoope. No other m·arriage of any Samuel Stepehsnon to anybody, any year; nor of any Jane Shope~Swope~Swoope to anybody, any year. Just the one I802 9 a year before John Shope Stephenson, son of the pioneer Samuel and Jane Shope Stephenson(of Jackson Cou.nty 9 Ohio) was born in Monroe Coo 9 Va. Oren Morton, in his "History of Monroe County 9 We Vae" took official recognition bf these variations in spellingsg stating that "Perhaps no name had such liberties taken with it as Swope"o The dovetailing of the above Ohio and Virginia records conclusively identifies James Stephenson Sro 9 as the father of the Jackson County.9 Ohio)) brot..herso JPJ·1ES STEPHENSON died r1onroe Coe 1802. Chapter III, Page 6

JOrili STEPHEIJSON, son of James Sr.ll b.I758, S. Carolina 9 served in the Revolution, SeptoI4,I777 to Oct.1779, Virgin­ ia Trooper under Col. Geo. Gibson. CaeI792 moved family from near Rcanoke.9 Va. to Greenbrier Co.,Va. Later t.o Teay~s Valley in(then) Cabell(now) Putnam Co.(W)Va.I8I4s he took up land in Bloomfield Twp., then Gallia Co., O.Two years later was appointed one of 3 commissioners to lay out Jack= son County. He cleared a farm from the wildreness caaI~ mi. east of what is now Rocky Hill 9 Jackson Co.~O.Died Dec_20~ I827, was buried on the home place, now known as the Mark­ ham farm. His grave was marked in recent years by the John

James Chapter D.A.R. at Jackson 9 who held a ceremony and erected a marker.

JOHNYS 1-,TIFE, NANCY(AGNES) E\iING 9 survived him many years4t I850 census, says she was living in family eldest son,James Stephenson, Milton Twp., age 83, born in Virginia.She went with James and family when they moved to Kosciusko Co., Ind. She died there, buried near Leesburgj Ind., tombstone bears the inscription,"Nancy Ewing Stephenson., wife of John9I764c:a Dec.22, I854, aged 89 years, II monthss,22 days." Nancy was the common nickname for"Agnes'' among the Scotch=Irish. She was the daughter of Joshua Ewing, for whom one of her sons was named, and was named in her father's will as Agnes Stc:a ephenson. Her sister Sarah, mar.Alexander Stephenson9 and had a son, John Garner Stephenson, as previously stated. A

NATHANIEL EW'ING, son of a JOSHUA EltlING 9 settled in Iredell County, North Carolina, served in the Revolution from there and founded a prominent family .. In that same county!) Iredell there still exists a distinguished Stevenson famlly 9 whose rounder 9 WILLIAM STEVENSON, came to America from Antrim,Ire­ land, settled in Pennsylvaniai I748, moved to Iredell Co.N. c. I762. At the same time, his brother,JOHN settled in Blackstock, now on border between Chester and Fairfield Co­ untiesoS.C. Numerous others of this clan came directly to Iredell and these two counties, and several came by way of to South Carolina. As of now, I949s I believe our JAMES STEPHENSON Sro belong~ ed to the same family as this WILLIAM STEVENSON of Iredell

County9 N.C., possibly they were brotherse WILLIAM STEVENSON born Ireland, died I809, 1'tife Mary McClellande Their 5th son, James Stevenson, born I768s married Nancy BrevardeRef.

"History & Genealogical Record Stevenson Family" I748=I9I6 9 by Rev.Samuel Harris Stevenson & Rev. J"A. Harris and Hons Wo F. Stevensono There is no record yet as to whe1-ae John and Nancy Ewing were married. Greenbrier (W)Va. records show; Sept.6., I787, John Stephenson and "M:ary" Ewing 't"rere ma:rried. Greenbrier records were so carelessly kept that thorough investigation might prove the above to be John and Nancy's record. Their first son was born sometime in I789o This marriage record is included here for the help of future searchers. Page 7 JAMES STEPHENSON Died Monroe Co. I802e Chapter III Children John and Nancy Ewing Stephenson~

JANES STEPHENSON born Mar.25y I789, S.C.; Mar.Nov 0 Ii r8ro Margaret Mccalister. He was about 3 years old when his parents moved to Greenbrier from near Roa~ LOke. Lived near parents in Teayvs Valley~ now Put­ nam Co.Wo Va. Moved to Jackson Co.,o. I8I4, with his parents, his wife & 2 oldest choj Richard N. & John H. I850 he was living Milton Twp., Jackson Co. o. Farmer property valued $25,000. Nancy, his mother was living

with him, & 3 sons,Andrew 9 William & Levi were still at home. Soon aftAr, moved to Kosciusko Co. 9 Ind.~ near Leesburg. Children; Richard N. b.6~8-I8I2. I850 he was living Liberty Twp Jackson Co., a.aged 38, wife Anne 1 37j and ch.;James M. I5; William G.I); John A. 9; Ira 7; Richard D.5, and Jermiah J. John H. born Sept.27, I8I3. I850 he was in Lick Twp. Jackson Co., O.age 37, wife Sarah,3Ij born o. & Ch9 Levi 9; Leonard 6; Hiram 3; and Allen I. All b.Ohio. Evalina Stephenson born Nov 8, I8I5. No data. Nancy Stephenson born July I3, I8I7. No data. Andrew H. Stephenson horn Sept.I6, I8I9 James A•.. Stepehsnon horn I\farch 3, I82I Irene Stephenson born Oct.I?, 1822. Edward C. Stepehsnon born A11p;. 3, 1824. Samuel A. Stephenson born Octe3 1 I826. William H. Stephenson born Dec.JI, 1828. Levi M. Stephenson born Aug.JO, 1832. The list of children of James and Mergaret Mccalister Stephenson and birthdates 9 was given in a letter 9 June I, I907, from William H. Stephenson, of Clements 9 Kan­ sas, to his nephew, Hiram Stephenson, of Jackson County, Ohio. Samuel Stephenson(in above list) married Eliza Plum= mer; in I850 lived Lick Township, Jackson Co.,o. Children;Harrison, b.I849; Margaret Adeline, maro Prof. Chas.Atchinson Lackey; Milton, George N.t Mitchell A., Ephriam; Viola 9 married Mr. Barker~ Edgar P.; A descendant of James and Margaret McCol~

ister Stephenson is Mrs. Fanny Cring North9 210 W. 1rlalnut St., Portland, Ind. From which of their child­ ren is not stated. Page 8 JAlfES STEP1-IENSON died Monroe Co" I802 Chapter III Children of John and Nancy Ewing Stephenson ContVd; JOHN STEPHENSON~ horn 1793, s. Carolina. Mar. Rebecca Farney born 1803 in Ohio. I850 he was living Jackson Twp~, Jackson Co., o. Children a~l born Ohio, Anna 27; Sid= ney(son) 20; Demaria IJ; Dorcas IOj Susannah 7,Nancy 3. William Stephenson married Feb.8, Jackson Co., Milley Hale. No further data. ANDRE1~ STEPHENSON married Rebecca McCheei who is said to have lived to age 92 in Jackson Co. Only ch.knownz Elizabeth Stephenson~ mar.Moses Sternberger. Family changed name to Stephenson. 2 known ch, Mrs. Ada Stern­ berger Michael.D.AoR#I29,234o Ira Stephenson mar.Oph~ elia Scurlock, gr.dau. Jos.& Eleanor (Stephenson)Scur~ lock D.A.R.#127024. See below. SAMUEL STEPHENSON born I804;died I874. Mar. Dorcas Groves. Moved to Kosciusko Co., Ind.I834. Ch, Jerry; William,C Harriett, mar.Mr.Rippey; Emma 9 mar.Mr. Archable9 Ellen mar. ?-1r. Catey; Nancy, mar.Mr. McCa_uley.

A Grandson of William c.(orG) above 9 is Stanley Steph= enson Boggs, Mentone, Ind., who married Mary Harding. Jeremiah Stephenson married Martha McGowno No further data. JOSHUA E'WING STEPHENSON married Milly Hallyo Only ch. known William E. Stephenson, mar.Sarah Slavens. Dau. Millie

mar.John L.Gahn(or Cahn)o Dau.Mrso Mabel G. Kinnison 9 b. Jackson, o.n.A.R.I26I26. Edmund E. Stephenson, mar.Elizabeth Rider. Daughter Martha married Charles Lo Bartel. Daughter Bertha Bartel, born Warsaw 9 Indiana 9 DeA.R. #IOI207. NANCY STEPHENSON married Mr. Courtney Martin. Descendant, Miss Edith Martin, Jackson, Ohio ELEANOR STEPHENSON, married Joseph Scurlock. See abovee Page 9 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coe 1802. Chapter III JAMES STEPHENSON JR., son of James Sro,boI766, place unknown Mar. Bath Co. Va.J-3I-I796 to Margaret Smith~ dauoJohL. and MargaretHarper, who emigrated to Ne America from Kilraghsj Scotland 6-I5-I769. Like the Stephensons,they were strict Presbyterianso Note #I belowo James Jro& Margaret moved to Jackson Co. 9 Ooby I8I9o James de2=7~ I846, buried on his home place, Brady Cam.Franklin Twpe Jackson Co.,O. Of their life in Virginia we have only the following records; see note #2 below GREENBRIER ORDER BOOK B, DecoI,I79Io Sam.Gilliland is ordered to pay James Stephenson Sro&-· Ann(wife) 400lbso tobacco for 3 days attendance as witnesses for him~ & for coming and returning to Bath Coo 25 miles; To James Jr.JOO lbs tobacco for 4- days attendance as above.

BATH COUNTY DEED BOOK 2 9 July IJ 9 I799, from Sam.& Elizo of Bath Co.to James StephensonSr.& Jro 387 Acres head branch of Spring Creek. Page 253e The coupling here of James, Ann and James Jr.is important, since James Jr. is not mentioned in his fathers willo perhaps had already received his share. In Jackson County, it was known that James Jr. was brother of William & Samuel who were named as sons in the will. BATH Counti Dee~ book 3. James and Ann Stephenson sold to "Boid" Miller 22 Acres» part of the 387 Aoconveyed to James Stephenson Sr. and Jr. See above transfer. BATH COUNTY COURT records(Nopage given) accouxit of a trial of Wm.Sulser, charged with stealing $59. James St­ ephenson testified that he assisted William Stephenson in c0unting the money and putting it into a pair of sad­ dle bags on June 9th.On June IOth they set off for Green brier. James C3rried the key of said saddle bags until June I2, the gave it to WilliamoJames Vance testified on morning of June I2,I802, William Stephenson came into the store of Kincaid & Vance at Warm Spri.ngs and c.ounted his money. Presumably, Sulser was accused of following the brothers and robbing theme Here for the first time the"Jr" was omitted from James JrVs name, which., with the activity about moving some moneyg may indicate that the old Father, James Sro, had just died~ sinoe he was "very sick" when he made his will a week earlier 9 June 2, 1802. James Stephenson "Jr." and Margaret Smith Stephenson remained in Bath County, Virginia about 4 years longer before they began to sell off their land,preparatory to joining the rest of the family in Monroe Co.(W)Vao

BATH COUNTY DEED BOOK 3 9 the following~ Page IO JAr1ES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. I802. Chapter III.

Page I54. James and lviargaret Stephenson to George Sample 9 part of 387 Aeon waters of Sinking Creek.{no date) Page 328. James and Margaret Stephenson of Monroe Co.Va.to Mathew Lands, 280 A.on Brier Knob, Bath Co. Note(or reference)#I Mrs.E.E. Stephenson,I8I6 Broad St., Galesburg, Ill. Reference #2 Mrs. Mayburt s. Riegel, I233 Smith Rd., Columbus, Ohio. Pencil notations added: Page I54, James and Margaret, 39~ A. to Hawk,Oct.I806. Page 328-I46, James and Margaret to Geo. Sample part of etc The will of James Stephenson Jr. is on file Jackson Co. o. court house e Dated :March II, I8~.6; Devises to Smith Steph­ enson, a son,I59 A.; to Smith Stephenson, grandson,son of Samuel Stephenson, 60 A. Both parcels, Sec.36,Twp.6; R.I8. Children James Stephenson Jr.and Margaret Stephenson~ Smith Stephenson,b.I797, Va. Mar.Mary Varian,3-3I-I826, Jackson 'co. a.Listed as farmerIBSOwith following family (Wife b. New YorkState I805)(Lived Madison Twp.) Ch~ Sa~el I9; 11life mary age 4.5; j Born N. Y• ., Robert D. 23; James 2I; Mary Ann I6; \villiam Il.i.; Richard I2; Margaret IO; Smith 7. 1~11 chQ born Oh'io. The William above I4, was Wm. A. born I8J5. He had son John Stephenson b.I873 who was the father of Mrs. l1ayburt StephensonRiegel,I233 Smith Rd. Columbus,7,0hio, a genealogist. James Stephenson married Mary Groves. Samuel ~tephenson born I799 Vi.rginia,.Dec.3I, Greenbrier co. Came to Jackson Co 9 , as a youth with parents. Mar. I-I5-I824(Jackson Co. Mar.record) Martha McClure, dau. Samuel McClure, mar. by John Shumate,J.P. Entered land at head of Little Scioto River, living there until his death I884. See Note #I~The foregoing differs as· to Sam­ uel's birthplace and marriage date8presumably supplied by himself. page 688,nHist~Lower Scioto Valley" Pub.by Inter-State Pub.Co.Ch~~cago,Ill~Ja11.I88l~e "SaT11uel Steph­ enson born Dec.3I,I799, Monroe Co.Va., son James and Margaret Smith Stephenson, also natives of Virginiae In I8I9 the family moved to Ohioj settling near the cross­ roads on Symmes Creek, where his parents spent the rest of their lives. His father died Feb.7,I846(so that date March II, I846 must have been the date of filing) aged 80 years. Samuel had his nan1e enrolled as a soldier in the War of I8I2, but was rejected on account of his age. He married January I5, I824, Martha McClure. They had .eight children, four of them (I883) now living; James Stephenson; Nancy Stephenson, now wife of Reuben Slavens Washington Stephenson; Harrison Stephenson. Deceased are Samuel Stephenson; Smith Stephenson; Page IO~a JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. I802 Chapter III Continuing from page IO Children of James Stephenson Jr~ and Margaret Smith Stephrn enson. Margaret Stephenson, married George Newell Jane Stephenso~, married Arthur McClure

Sarah Stephenson9 born I8IO~ died I865 9 married James Horton. Mary Stephenson, married Joseph Hortono

Page II JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. I802. Chapter III Children James Stephenson tTr.Cont 'd, Children of Samuel)) (son of James)Dec'd as of I883; Jacob and Charles~ both died defending their country. I850 Census Jackson Coo o•• Family in Hamilton Twp. Samuel Stephenson 5I, b.Va., Martha 48, b.Ohio;Samuel 24; Jacob 22, Smith 21; Nancy I8; Washington I6; Charles I2j Harrison 9, All ch. born Ohio. Mr Stephenson had a splendid farm, on which is found a fine quality of iron ore and several veins of good coal. Following data on children ofSAMUEL and MARTHA McCLURE Steph­

enson & descendants supplied by Mrs. E.E. Stepehsnon 9 Gales­ burg, Ill{Note #I)

JAMES STEPHENSON b.II~I6-I824 9 Jackson Co.O.d.7-3-I884. Mar. Sarah Buckley. She d.4.-24-I894eBuried Stephenson Cem., Hamilton Twp.on Sam. Stephenson's heme place. No fur­ ther data on this familye SAMUEL STEPIIENSON b.~-27-I826.Jackson Co.Mar$I852 Elgina Gil­ land. One known son,Geo.Washington, who had soµ,Rex Stephenson, Dayton,O.(See list contributors) Samuel in \far in Capt .Barton's corps of Sharp Shooters. He d. near Jackson 4-6-I883e JACOB STEPHENSON b.5-IJ-I827. Moved to Missouri ca.I859. En­ listed 2nd Iowa Cavalry I862, d.in service Spring= field, Mo., same year. SMITH STEPHENSON., b.6-I9-I829., Jack.Co. Named for Uncle,of near Clay1 0o Mar.Eliz.Canter~ dau.Enoch & Eva (Comer) Canter.(Latter 2 were ch.of uerman & Irish immigrants. Smith and Eva moved to Clinton,Mo.,I867. He d.2-II- 9 72 Ch.Samuel Louis,b I86I,Alvey b.I863; Frankie b.I866, all died young. Edward Stephenson b.8-II=I864,Jackson Co.Mar.6...,,27=·voo Mary· Frances Baker.,b.9-I9-I877, dau.Jasper N.&Susan ' Frances Watson Wharton Baker\t J. No b.~rayne Coe N~Ye moved to Ille I844, where his father,Wm. Hanson Baker, became first postmaster at High Prairie, Ill. Edward and his family lived at Clinton Mo., moved to Gales~

burg. He d. 9-9-1923., buried Clinton,9 Moe Galesburg is in Illinois. Children Edward and Mary Stephensong

Edward Earl Stephenson b.4-22~I90I, Clinton9 Mo. Mar.

Florence I. Auguston 9 I-I-I925, dau.Carl Edw.& Alida Emerensia Frisk Augustone Florence b.4.-8-I90.5, StGJos= eph, Mo. Children, William Kay Stephenson b.Li-6=I927, mar.Jane Bergquist 6-I7-I95? George Edward Stephenson born 2~23-I93I Second child Edward and Mary Stephenson William Brooks Stephenson b.4~IJ-I903, Clinton, Moe Married Emily Wickham II~I9-I927. She b.2~I4-I906. Page 12 JA.l"VJES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. I802 Chapter III Children James Jre Cont 7d His son Samuel Stephenson maro Martha McClure Cho Cont'd; Son Smith Stephenson and Elizabeth(Canter) Stephenson Cont~dj Edward Stepehsnon and Mary Frances Baker Cho Cont 1 d 9 Wil] iam Brooks StAphenson b.Li.--I3.,.,I903, Clinton, Mo. marQ Emily Wickham II-I9-~27. She b.2-I4~I906. Ch; Edward LeRoy Stephenson b.8-24~1928. Mar. Julianna Mc­ Mahn, b.I2-I-I9J4. Ch.John Edw. b.4-28~I952. Wm. Brooks Stephenson bo?-IQ~fJie Mar.--Hoffmeier 9 b.9- I2-I93?e Ch;Richard b.7=I5~Y5I; David bo5~26=i52. Bernice Joan Stephenson b.3~II~ 9 30, mar.John BosheffG Ch; Stephen John Bosheff b.2-8-I952. Janice Fay Stephenson b.5=2I-I936. Patricia Ann Stephenson b.3~I7-I9J8. Hope Johanna Stephenson b.5~I9-I939. Mary Lynn Stephenson bo2=9-I946. Charles Francis Stephenson b.I-2-I906 9 died II-8-I909. Children of Samuel and Martha McClure Stephenson contvd; Nancl Stephens6n b.8~r8~I8JI, Jackson Co. 9 0.Mar.II~28~v49 Reuben Slavens. Moved· to Moo, lived on farm near Clin= ton. 2 chG John Slavens of LeMarr, Mo. & Martha Slavens mar.William Burnside. Geor e Washinton Stephenson b.2-5-I835. Mar.(I) SeraldaHor­ ton; 2 Sarah homas. After Civil War moved to farm in Hanry Co., near Deepwater,Mo.2 of their large family now living(I953) Mrs.Rosy Richardson, 83,Brownington, Mo.,& Reuben Stephenson, Deepwater, Mo. Charles Stephenson son of Samuel and Martha McClure Stephen­ , son b.9-I5-I8J9. Died in service. Henry Harrison Stephenson born 3-4~1841. Married Mariah Mit~ chell. Had a son Samuel Sanford Stephenson, married to Leinnie Kearns, 1876.

Samuel and Martha McClure Stephenson9 parents of the above children, are buried in the"Stephens0n11 Cemetery(there are others in Jackson Co11nty) Hamilton ~ownship, about 5 miles from South Webster, along the road which goes north through Jackson Furnace. His tombstone reads" Samuel Stephenson 9 died Oct.I9., 1884, aged 84 years» 9 m. I9 da." Her tombstone reads "Martha, wife of Samuel Stephenson9 died Feb.I5',I878, age 73 yrs., I Mo. 2L1.Dae Page IJ JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. I802 Chapter III SAMUEL STEPI-IE!JSON son of JA~{ES SR .. b. 1774., Va6 DilI=4-·'5I age 77. Mar.1802, Monroe CoG(W)Va.Jane Shope. D~9-8-'45~ (Tombstone records.) Came to Ohio I8II, settled at Buck­ ley, 2 miles north Clay cross roads, where William had settled 1810. and where older brother came I8I9Q In I8II tris was Gallia Co. In I8I6 it becaIJle part of Franklin Twp., Jackson Co'- Samuel was named in Father 1 s will., I802 Monroe Co. as legatee, and also namEd to·serve as execu­ tor, with his mother, Anne. Since Samuel's marriage is dated the following Octe20th, Monroe Co., we can deduce that Samuel was probably the oldest of the ch. still liv­ ing at home when the father became ill and decided to make a will. Samuel rec'd a grant of 50 additional A. on Wolf Creek, Monroe Co. I807. Both of his children were probably bo1~r1 there, certainly his son, John Shope Steph­ enson, b.IO-IJ-I803j and probably dau. Margaret. As stat­ ed above., he followed brother Vlfm.to Ohio in I8II, after which little is known of their lives. It was wilderness land,. so we kn.ow it involved years of hard work. Jackson Co. census J)3_50 ~ 3arm.1.el was living in family of his son c.,tr.::·n',:·t,.:."?.,Jr• J"'r1,J-1 ca 4•·1 r1 g 1-.'nat· .Tane had· ·d1· ed pre- John Shope 1..) -·' ' . ' - ~ j ' , .... , ·- ·•· ·' • • l -l .J.. .. l., ·'- ... V - .. , 0 1 r··,I •••' 'I• ...,: •·•:' "') ,- ...... , •·' · , ... 'j,•"•·'"1, ··· r•,:i J .-. -.. ,... f,..,' h ) St h 0 V10US y.. , .. ~i. ... •.. _;.). ,:i:.J. )c!l!-:J.e.L ar1v. o.nc; \1-.J ope ep ensono O -QD-r·; ··• r··--,-, ' · .•. , !. =~ · .··,·,.. - l ,.,,~ ·"'I TT IQ 13 I8Q3 0 d d ! ,· I .• ' • • . . . ·. • ·, I ; ' : ~ !V; ....I.. JOHN SH, oL. . , . • J • , I • • ~ , .:, t ,J ,• ,,_ _., 0 nr O e l J r~ I "' ''\ a -~ - - , e Jacks on C,J • ;• c: • 1.-: ~ ·r J_ •- I 8 fl 1 . ~ o e account foll owing • .·,r••••""•~· ... ·;"' ..... ~ .. ,-:,m· - . • I I : .. • :... , • • • ' • · ..,r"\•Y , l , , "(••• i-i • -,.'1 ·-·(· d •f"""iI 1 •1 j - ., :'1 1ro1 MARGA'Out:.a J. .. ) ·. ·.:., •. '." :J.• ~.J .n:: ' ~l le;.. r' J. 1. e "' J ..... l l an.1. V'-.. J_ son. . ._., .. _., ..., .... , .. \·······•·•T· ,·-:1•· l b h 0 d d t t JOHN SHOJ. .:· ::,. ;~//!'..: :· i~.-;l'--i•.-.~-L:1·.J 1r1as .renown y 1s escen an s o

have been named for his Motherws family 9 so it follows her narn.e v-1as Shope .. t\Te believe there is ample evi .... dence she was amenfuer of a very prominent early Mon­ roe County family~ who now spell the name "SWOPE".,tho in Jane's and earlier days the name was spelled

Schoope, Swoope, Swabe, 8chope and other variations 9 often · in· the same document,, Oren ~-1orton., compi.ler of History of Monroe Co.j took note of these variations stating that perhaps no other family name had ever

had such liberties tokon with its spelling 9 before it finally becmae establj_shed, in r'Ionroe Co ... , as "Swope". A full genealogy of the S-v1ope family is appended to this History of Monroe Co., the only family so hon­ orede Page 408., Jane, b. I7Bej is listed as date. Mich-- ael Swap, and as having n1a.rried Samuel Stephenson.. , This and other data on ch~ of Michael Swope is obvi­ usly taken from his old farnily Bible., which., when Mr Morton was compiling his history of Monroe County, was in the possession of Mr~ Bernard Swope, cashier of the First National Bank of Welch, West Virginia, Reference File No.I, J., 225, Monroe County Clerks Office, marriage bond headedg Page IJ.+.

JA1·1ES STEPHENSO!'J di_ed Monroe Co. Va ti I802 Chapter III JOHN SHOPE STEPHENSON Contvd, "SA11UEL STEPHENSON to ,JANE .::W1PE". In the body ofthe document her name is spelledJane Swoope~ her brother signed as John Swoope as co-bondsman with SamuelSteph­ enS"on. JOHN SHOPE STEPHENSON; son Samuel &· Jane Shope Stephenson. The following data is gleaned from a long article re~

lating to him9 published in the Standard-Journal~ Jack­ sonj 0~ with comments by Daniel Williams,date Nov. 1 2I B. Monroe Co.Va€IO=IJ-I803; brought to Ohio by parents

when about 8 yrs.old 9 and spent entire life in Jack= son Co.D.6-II-I88I, aged over 77, buried M.E. Cem. at

Winchester, Bloomfield Twpe 9 Jackson Co.,O.Mar.{I) in I825 to Mary Shumate, of respected Jefferson Twp.faro~ ily. Mary d.I-I850, buried in family cemetery on the high point of their farm in Jeff~ Twp.,which they had bought about 5 yrse after their marriage. I850 census taken in same year, lists;John S. Stephenson 46sborn Va., Sarah 22, Margaret I?; Cynthia I5, Charlotte II; Henry 8; Eleanore 5, John 3, all born Ohioe John's father was living with them, listed as Samuel Staph~ enson "70" born Va~ Samuelvs tombstone is more relia-­ ble~ It lists him as 77 in I85I~ John Shope Stephenson mar¥(2) 3-23=I85I, Miss Margar~ et Cherrington, & moved to a farm in Franklin Twp., where he lived until his deatha He was a leader in each community where he lived. Served as Justice of Peace &. Treas a ,Jeff Arson TvJP~ ,Member M.E. Church 29 years; a respected leader in many good things in the church as he was in secular affairs. Of the children named above, we have record of only their son John Stephenson., Following quoted from "History of the Lower Scioto Valley, Ohio.," Page 836; 11 J. l .T e Stephenson 9 son John ~- r1ary Stephenson9 be 511Q 6- I547, in Oak Hil°'l, Jackson Coe,O.Reared on his father farm and received the benfit of public school until he was I6 years old, when he entered a Merchantile College at Portsmouth, form which he graduated 7=I3= I867. In I869, entered the State Normal Schoolj re~

mained one year 9 when he left on account of his eyes failing him~ He then taught school until 1877 9 and since then he has been engaged in the mercantile busin~ss~ He was married in I874 to Jennie Lo Wills, daughter of J. L~ and M. C. Wills~ of Jasper, Pike County, Ohioe

The record of the family of John W. Stephenson,son of John Shope Stephenson and wife continues on the next page. Page I5. JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. VaeI802 Chapter III Only child of John Shope Stephenson we have record of; John Stephenson 1 s Children~ 5 children were born to th.=-m .. 4 are living(I884)~ Charles E~, Joseph W. 9 Raymond H$, Jennie V.,; }1ary E., is deceased.a Politically, Mr. Stephen-=· son has always been a Republican. Has been Justice of the

Peace 7 years, has held several other offices of trust 9 at present is postmaster at Jasper, Ohioe He and his wife are active members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. A biographical sketch of Joseph L. ltlills ( orv-lillis), father of Jennie Wills Stephenson is given on page 838, Hist. Low~ er Scioto Valley 9 abbreviated below; Joseph L. Wills, son Peter & Sarah Wills, born 2~7-I823,in Newton Twp., Pike Co.Jo. Reared on his fathervs farm until he was I9, taught school I termQ In I847, appointed deputy Auditor Pike Countys which office he filled for a long time resigning due to failing health. Mar.3-30-1848, Miss Marvin, dau.William and Nancy Marvin. She b.on Long Island 5~2-I828e They have 2 children; Jennie b.II=I4-I853, wife J.W. Steph= enson; George A. Wills. Mra Wills and wife are active mem= bars M. E. Church. His parents are natives of New Jersey and moved to Ohio in I8I8$ His father died IO-I5-I867, age 83, and his mother died 5-I~I874 9 aged 84 years. Mrs. Wills par­ ents were of English origin and came to this state in I830, where her father died Mar.I5,I856, age 62 9 and her mother is still living(T884) in this state age 80 years. WILLIAM STEPHENSON son of JAMES STEPHENSON SR&(who died I802 in Monroe Co. Va.)

WILLIAM 9 born N.c. date 11nknowng probably ca I780. He was named in his fatherns will, and was one of the younger child­ ren in James' very large familycHis mother was undoubtedly Anne,,_ Jamesv .. surviving wife, and Willi.am named his first child for her. As stated before, James Stephensonvs wife is said to have been a Miss Garner, and his will and other re­ cords in his life name hi.s wife "Anne"~ But t'\Thether Anne was his only wife, mother of all his children, and therefore Anne Garner, we can't be sure of yet., The first glimpse we get of 'William., aside from his name in c.Tames Sr 9 s willj written in I802,June 2nd., r-1onroe Coe,Va. is a week latera On the 9th of June, \-Imw and his older bro-= ther, James Jr., were in Bath Co.,Va~~ their old home, from which they had recently moved to r-'Ionroe CoQ Together they counted out a sum of money and put it into a pair of saddle bags. On the IOth, they started out for Greenbrier. James carried the key to the saddle bags ~ntil the morning of the I2th, and then gave it to William. Later that morning, Will~ iam went into the store of Kinkade and Vance and "Counted the money" according to the 'bestimony of James Vance Page I6 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. Va. I802 Chapter III 11ILLIAf1 STEPHENSON, son of JA?1ES Sr. Cont 9 d from page I5.

James Vance of vvarm Springsj Bath County. This testimony appeared in the trial of a man named Sulser, accused of robbing the brothersj after they left the store and con= tinued on their way over the mountainse

By I8IO, William was in Cabell Co.(W)Va. 9 when he sold land at the head of Wolf Creek, Monroe Co. to Valentine Miller. (Ref. Early land conveyances Monroe Co.) This was obviously his share of the farm home, and indicates that his mother, Annej had recently died and the family scattering~ His old­ est known brother, John, was also living in Cabell Co. at this time, Teay's Valley, which later became Putnam Co.WeVa.

That same year, I8IOj William reached Jackson Co@ 0. 9 in the first wave of Greenbrj_er men who became permanent settlers. So many Greenbrier families came in the years following, that Jackson Co~ was called Greenbrie for many years. Most of these men or their fathers had served under Andrew Lewis at Battle of Point P1easant I774-~ They were hunters and ran­ gers, recruited at Fort Unlon in Greenbrier, of which Bath

Co. Va.& Monroe were then a part~ After the battle 9 which

they won against the Indians 9 but with heavy losses,they bur­ ied their dead and assigned guards to assist the wounded home, then decided to pursue the Indians to their home vil~ lages on the Scioto near present Chillicothe. Cutting across country, they stopped overnight, both going and coming~at the Salt Licks in present Jackson Co. The beautiful hard­ wood forests and abundance of game, including buffaloes, ap­ pealed to those men and many fell in love with it and resol~ ved to come backoBut the Revolution was on, in which many of

them saw service all ovev the Colonies 9 and it was not until after Gen.Anthony \fayne Y s treaty 1r,ii th the Indians in I795, that a few of them began to t1')i 01-~lo back to Jackson County9 the first big wave of set t-1 t!rn.(~ri.t. came i11 I8IO e WILLIAr,1 STEPHENSON'S origj_r1.al ra.r:.n was in what is now Frank­ lin Twp.~ and was described by 1··:/i.s son, 1rlilliam., ir1 I895.,as the farm now owned by Sam. Stcphflnson of Clay. Mre Morgan Evans of Oak Hill, who said he knew Sam Stephenson~s child~ ren and home well, wrote me in Feb~I953, that the farm lies

about 3 miles n~ of Clay, Jackson Co. Rt~ 75(State) .9 110w ownca ed by Herschel Williams~ An old cemetery 1 mile north on the farm now owned by MrsG Maude Buckleye Search of land records in Chillicothe & Washington has failed to show William Steph­ enson's acquisition of the land. For the help of anyone able or willing to search deed in the Recorders office, in Jackson Courthouse, the farm lies Range I8W, Twp.6N, Sec.24 25,23, I4 or 13. It would greatly help our knowledge of other facts about the family, to learn when and how 1rlilliam acquired the land, when and to whom his widow or children sold it. Page I? JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. Va. I802 Chapter III 1,-JILLIAM STEPIIBNSON son of JAMES SRs Cont'd, 1tlill iam served in War I8I2 ~ in Gen. Edw. Tupper~ s Regt. In "History of the Hanging Rock Iron Region", pubtiI9I6~ page

378.,"In July I8I2 9 Gen.Edw. Tupper of Gallia Co. came to the Licks to seek volunteers to fill up the Regt.which he had been commissioned to raise. More than 200 men enlisted for 6 months service.First camp after leaving Jackson was near a big spring on Lower Salt Creek, where many men carved their names on a large boulder 9 fallen from the cliffs a= bove some years before. This was known as Camp Rock 9 until it was blasted and used for building a new pike, an inexcus­ able piece of vandalism.In I895 it was in place~ and bore the legend"Camp cf I8I2". Gen. Tupper led his men thro Chil­ licothe and Urbana to the Maumee, entering Indian country in August. Ordered to march down the Maumee, the Indians attack~ ed them. A severe battle followed, Gen. Tupper and his men drove off the Indians., losing JO men to the Enemy's 300. Wmo Hewitt was one of the scouts with this expedition. He was·· the"hermit" of"Hermits Cavei' at the foot of the divide south of Chillicothe. Tuppers men were on short rations, and while pursuing the Indians, fell in with a large drove of hogs in a cornfield, and left the pursuit of the enemy to kill the hogs.(Ref.Atwatervs Hist.) The expedition returned to Fort

McArthur 9 and when winter set inJ returned to their homes. William Stephenson was elected clerk ofFranklin Twp.,when organized I8I6, same year served on first grand jury, of the new County.Thebrothers, James Jre,Samuel & Wm. all settled near each other in Franklin Twp. John was a short distance away in Bloomfield Twp~ The Ohio Legislature named John one of 3 new commissioners to organize new county government, & hold first election.See Jackson Co~ sections "History of the Lower Scioto Valley" re these men, their son and daughterso They organized churches, schools, preached and taught school~ The grandsons became lawyers~ doctors, judges and well-to=do farmers. The grandsons enlisted in the Union Army, at least one was killed~ Smith Jr. Mr. Daniel Williams says this as one of comparatively few afmilies which influe:nced the soc.., ial, economic & Political life of the county for over IOO years. WILLIAM STEPHENSON remained in Franklin Twp. until r830, nearly all ch. born there. Moved between I830=I840 to Sa-i.o.to Twp. Later the same year,moved to Missouri, according to Wm.'s son, Wm. of Fourmile. Wm. died Mo. I844, and the widow returned to Jackson Co. William died late r843 NW Part Franklin Coe Mo. As of I953, we find no record of the widow back in Jackson Co. Nancy, a younger dau.and husband,Thomas

Spencer, were back in Jackson County by Sept.I9, I844 9 when their first child, James John Spencer, was born at Jackson Furnace, ,Jackson County., Ohio. Page I8 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe CooVaoI802 Chapter III WILLIAM STEPHENSON: Other records state:JACOB and CHARLES Stephenson, sons of Samuel and Martha Stephenson gave their lives in the service of their countryo(Note fromFS) WILLIAM STEPHENSQNYS wife was Margaret Livesay, dau.Thoso . of Greenbrier Coo (1t!)Vao Name was spelled Levisay,Levasy Etco in both counties, but it has gone back to original English Livesay~ among descendants in Virginia and Missouri. They were probably mar. in Greenbrier, where several brothers & sisters of Margaret were mar., but no record of their maro has been found there or in Cabell or Putnam or Jackson or Gallia Counties in Ohio. THOMAS LIVESAY was listed in first census Greenbrier, made from I783-I785 tax lists. 7-29-I786, he entered an addition­ al IOO A.(Page 257, Survey No.I,Greenbrier Co. & tteads 9 "Thos.Livesay enters IOO A.by State warrant for 500A--ill­ egible-I69739 assignee of Joseph Hay, assignee Henry Banks, joining his right of settlement on July 29,I786.

Same Co.Deed Bk.9, page I83, shows a deed 9 dated Nov.I,I823 by which the heirs of Thos. Livesay, dec•d., sell to Fran~ cis Ludington and wife Ursula~ of Greenbrier, Lot No.I 1 in town of Frankford, Greenbrier Co., containing ~A. Heirs of Thomas were, John, Sterling; Thomas Jre$(Dec 1 d) George 9 Fountain; Peter; Andrew; Jefferson; Nancy McClure, Eliz. White, Margaret Stevenson; Polly White. Re Children~ John Livesay, no data. Thomas Livesay Jr. died before II~I~I823. Gallia Co.O.,Mar. 7~IO~I807, Thos. Livesay to Winifred Kecemanger. 6~6- I808, Winifred Livesay to Walter Newman. I0~29~I829 Thomas Livesay to Eliz.Fletcher. May refer to above Thomas Jre his widow and son.

George Livesay b.I780 9 Rockingham Co. Va., mar.I804, Mary Switzer(I786~I857) dau.John Switzer(I759-I844) & Re~ becca Fry(I766~??) Had I3 children. Descendants still in Greenbrier. I948, Dr. Harry M. Hadley~ I8 Idlewood

Rde 9 White Plains~ N.Y. a descendant of George, was working on the history of the Livesay family. Sterling Livesay, no datao

Fountaine Livesay 9 always aclled "Fountainen but full name was William Fountaine Livesay. Married in Greenbrier, I809, to Mary Handley(I783~1876) oldest child of John Hand­ ley (I752-I834) and Sarah Campbello In I853 the Fount~ aine Family moved from near White Sulphur Springs, in Greenbrier County, Vae to Lexington~ Missouris enter­ ed government land and developed a farmo In I842 he

moved to a farm near Napoleon9 Missouri, where they lived the rest of their liveso Page I9 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coo~Va~ I802 Chapter III WILLIAM STEPHENSON wife Margaret Livesayo Record of her Family, contYd~ One of their sons was George We Livesay, born I830, married in Missouri to Elizabeth Renick~ daughter of William Renick, who came to Missouri from Kentucky,

another son of Fountaine was William Livesay9 a famous plainsman and scout, who became a wealthy freighter, his wagon trains supplying outlying posts. The town of Levasy, Missouri, was named in his honor. Fountaine and his children took a prominent part in the pioneer life and development of Lafayette and Jackson Countieso Peter Livesay, married Polly Legg, GreenbrierCo.(W)Va. in I8I6, Minister John Pinnell. Andrew Livesay, no data. Jefferson Livesay, married 5-I6-I825, Elizabeth Varian, sis­ ter to Mary Varian, wife of Smith Stephenson. These sister came to Ogio with their parents form New York,N.Y. Nancy(Livesay) McClure, married Samuel McClure, Feb.I2,I80I Greenbrier Co., minister John Pinnell. Nancy born 9 .... I782. Samuel McClure b.in Greenbrier May 4,I785. They moved to Bloomfield Twp., Jackson Co., o. I8II, and Samuel was the presiding judge in the township's first election. Children; Maragaret McClure married Charles Slavens; Childre~i Reuben Slavens, Nancy Slavens, mar. Hugh Gilli­ land; Samuel Slavens, one of the famous Andrews raiders, and one of the patriots(7) Hanged by the Confederates June 20, 1862. Ref. fDr mare of Margaret McClure to Samuel Stephenson~"History of the Hanging Rock Iron Region" page 384. Arthur McClure married Jane Stephensone Nancy McClure married BenjaminGallaghan, I826. Polly McClure married William Smith, I829o Betsy McClure, married John Comer, returned to Virginia Page 20 JAMES STEPHENSON DIED Monroe Coo Vao I802 Chapter III Children or Thomas Livesay Cont'd, Children of Nancy Livesay and Samuel McClure Contvd; Susannah McClure married I836 Joseph Cackleyo Jacob Warwick McClure married I84I Emily Burru~o

Charles Slavens McClure married Ie52 Margar&t Callahan 0

Thomas Perry ¥cClure married I842 Lucinda Mille 0 For a fuller account of this interesting family see PP 383-384 11 History of the Hanging Rock Iron Region" Copy in the Portsmouth~ Ohio, Public Libraryo

Elizabeth9 daughter of Thomas Livesay, maro Mro White 0

Margaret Livesayg daughter Thomas Livesay9 married William

Stephensono See account of her children below 0 Polly Livesay, daughter Thomas, married Greenbrier Coo,(W)

Virginia, Novo 7, I8I2, John Whiteo Minister John Alderson0 WILLIAM AND MARGARET (LIVESAY) STEPHENSON CHILDRENg Ann Stephenson .married William Johnsono Their grandson, Charles Sargent 9 was livingj I95I 9 in Jackson Coo,Ooon a road south between South Webster and Jackson FurnaceD in a solid log house, which he said"was built in 1804 by a man named Hullo" Thomas Stephenson9 married October I7 9 I836 9 Sarah Wilsono James Stephenson9 died unmarried, age 22, buried Rocky Hill

William Stephenson, born I8I8 9 Franklin Twpo, Jackson Coo,O married Mary Butlero They were living in Scioto Twpo Jackm son County, Ohioo when the I850 census was takeno He was age 3I and she was age 290 No children listedoin !895,

William was living on"Fourmile" Franklin Twpo,Jackson Coo 9 0 and supplied much of this family data to historian Dan Wo Williams, who published it in the Jackson-Standard Journal

in August 9 I895o John Stephenson married first Mary Patton, Married 2nd Rachel Wilsono No further datao Andrew Stephenson married Eliza Munceyo Either this Andrew

or John or Thomas above 9 m1lst have had 2 girls and 2 boys!) nieces and nephews Nancy Stepijenson Spencer McLean(below)

who were livinf with their widowed mother in Portsmouth9 Ohio, about I890o The girls were Vinnie and Rose Stephen~ sono Brothers names unknown nowo The family belonged to the Presbyterian Churcho Rose had a beautiful voice and sang in the choiro Mar5aret Stephenson, married Amos Colbert or Tolberto This name has been copied and recopied as"Colbert"o No records of any Colberts in Jackson Countyo but there was an early "Tolbert" family in Scioto Townshipo Page 2I JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co.Vao I802 Chapter TII Children Wm. and Margaret{Livesay) Stephenson cont'd; NANCY STEPHENSON boOct.3 9 I824. 9 in Frankiln TwpoJack- son Co. 0. 9 doAug.20,I89I~ wheelersburg, Scioto Coo»Oo Maro

Ist Thomas Spencer~ Nov.J. I84I 9 in Frankiln Coo, Mooby Hez~ ekiah Long, JePo Recorded at courthouse, Union~ Moe by John Re Brown 9 J.P. Mar. record Vol.A 9 page I94. Thomas Spencer died I847. They had 2 children, James John Spencer(I844=v2r) Lucien Spencer died in childhood. She married 2nd, W.E.S.Eli ~cLean. By him she had 7 childrenjCatherine; Myrtle; Fannie 9 Wayne, Nancy, Clayton; Leonard and Jackson McLean. HULDAH STEPHENSONi married Abraham Slyo

CATHERINE STEPHENSON born Oct.28, I837 9 according to her obituary in Jackson Co. o. Mar., as 3rd wife 9 Jano22,I857, Dr. William Tyrell. Died OctoIO,I899, in Stafford, Kanso 2 children; John Tyrell, b.Jackson or Scioto Co. 0. 9 maroI88I in Stafford, Kans.Sadie--~. His widow 9 Mrs. Sadie Tyrell Mc­ Fadden9 was living I94L~. at 47 Washington St.Santa Cruz, Calo

John Tyrell was in business in Tndependence 9 Mo. in I899. He died 1924. I Child,Lee Tyrell(I884-I924)j mar.I907. Had I daughter; Anna Lee Tyrell, born--~= 9 lived I330 Las Florio

Dr.Eagle Rock, Calife Anna Tyrellborn I863 in Ohio 9 died ca I934, Los Angeles, Calif. Marwist' Lee Jolly, 2nd Ed Collinso CATHERINE STEPHENSON, in I850, then a girl of I8.9 was living in the home of '"her older sister, Nancy Spencer, recently widowed'26) 9 with the latters 2 children~ James John & Lu­ cien Spencer, in Scioto Township, Jackson Co., o. In I857 9 she married Dr. Tyrell, a beloved country doctor around Frankiln Township, Jackson County,Ob.-io, who was one of the founders of South Webster, Ohio. In I878 they moved to Kan­ sas, first to Sterling, where the family of Dr. Tyrellvs son Joseph was still.living in I9II{D.A.R. records), Then to Stafford where Dro Tyrell practiced until his death in

I885 ••A. long eulogy of -Kate Stephenson Tyrell 9 published in the Stafford 9 Kansas "County Republican" Oct.I2 9 I899» says she joined the Methodist Church at the age of I5 9 and was a lifelong member; mentions her many charities, her unfailing kindness.9 her host of frj_endse "She was known far and wide by the old settlers as "Grandma Tyrell". The two sisters, Nancy and Kate seem to have been very close. After the Ty~ rell 0 s moved to Kansas, Kate came back at least once in the !880 7 s to visit Nancy at Wheelersburg$ and Nancy, with two daughters and two grand=daughters, visited Kate and her family in Staffer, Kansas. Page 22 JA:MES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coo Vao I802 Chapter III CHILDREN William & Margaret Livesay Stephenson Cont'd; i"~Y STEPHEiiSON n vounges t child Wme and J'largaret 9 married John Peart. Chil~ren names unknown. Mary d.May9~ I8829 John d.Jan.I?,1899, both buried Rocky Hill Cem.~ Bloom~ field Twpa, Jackson Co., O.

JAMES STEPHENSON 9 brother of }fARY~ is buried in the same cemetery, he was age 22 years. Their uncle,JAMES STEPHENSON a REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERj is buried in the same cemetery. John Peart was a Mason, Mr. Newton Buckley, then age II, attended his funeralo Mr. and Mrs. Buckley 9 with the ut~ most kindness~ have spent much time and effort to assist with this family record. They live in Franklin Twp.~ Jackson Co.,O., on land owned by their family since the earliest days of settlemente Members of the Buckley and Norton fam~ ilies have inter-married with the Stephensons. NANCY STEPHENSON, 8th of the II chi.ldren of Wm.and Margaret (Livesay) Stephenson~ born while the family was living in Franklin Twp., Jackson Co.,O.,OcteJ,I8~4. Mar. Ist Thomas SpencerNov.3,r84r, Franklin Co. Mo.by Hezekiah Long,J.P. Re­ corded by John Ro Brown J.P. at court house 9 Union9 Moe Record Vol.A 9 page 194. Thomas Spencer died 1847. Two ch. 9 James John Spencer(I844-I92I) 9 see record following pages. Lucien Spencer died in childhood. NANCY STEPHENSON mar.2nd I85I, Scioto Co.,O. W.E.S.(Eli) Mc~ Lean. Had 7 children. Catherine McLean(Kate) Mar. Jas.Henry Lodwick; had ch; Myrtle Lodwick;

Clara Lodwick, mar.Etienne Eugene Ray 9 lived New York City & Arlington, VaQ 3 ch; Jeanette Ray, mar.E.C.Berndt 2855 Polk St.~ San Francisco, Calif. Rev. James H. Ray,

M.M. Cotopoxi Exploration Co.,Casilla 655,Guyaquil 9 Ee~ uador, s.A. Major Marie Ray, WAAF. Myrtle McLean, mar. Frank Aldrich.

Fannie McLean 9 died young Mayme McLean died age I8, typhoid fever. Nancy McLean, mar.Ist Mr. Goodyear, 2nd-~. 3rd Mr. Bakero

She lived New York City, died about 1928 9 Los Angeles, Calo NANCY (STEPHENSON)SPENCER McLEAN died at Wheelersburg,

Scioto Cqunty 9 Ohio~ August I2, I89I, and is buried in the old Wheelersburg Cemetery~ along with Mr. McLean 9 who pre~ deceased her~ and their younger daughters. The large McLean monument is in the central part of the cemetery, and is easily found. Identical obituaries appeared the following

Saturday, August I59 I89I, in the Portsmouth Times and the Portsmouth Tribune. Page 230

JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coo Vao I802 Chapter III 0 Obituary Mrs. WeEoSoMcLean(Nancy Stephenson)Spencer McLean who died in Wheelersburg 9 Scioto County, Ohio, Aug.I2,I89I

Mrs. McLean, widow W.E.S. McLean 9 died at her home in Wheel­ ersburg Tuesday evening aged about 67 years. A lady of str~ ong character~ she had lived in this city for many years with her husband and familye She had spent most of her life in and near Wheelersburg, her husband having kept a store there and also a village hotel. Her maiden name was Nancy

Stephenson9 and she had been twice married. Her first hus~ bands name was Spencer~ and her son by this marriage» lives at Bloom Switch~ and attended the funeral~ his name James Spencer. She had 7 children by her 2nd marriage, 5 still living.Among these are Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs.Goodyear, both at the bedside of their mother when death claimed her. The funeral took place Thursday and was largely Attended, for the good lady was universally beloved. Interment was in Wheelersburgsbeautiful cemetery on the hille She will be greatly missed in the neighborhood, for she a lady of kind heart and many charitiese She was also, according to her grandson, Louis T. Spencer, "a Beauty, even in her old age, and able to take any little old house and in a short time turn it into an attractive home and garden't.she had a lot of trouble in her life 9 death of young first husband, son Lucien 9 two daughters, but there was an affectionate agiety about her family that her home was a Mecca for all her grandchildrene Her grandson9 Louis Spencer lived with her 2 years while attending schools She took 2 little granddaughters,Mertie and Clara Lodwick,when their mother died. Soon after, Nancy, at least 2 daughters and the 2 little girls went way out to Stafford Kansas to visit Aunt Katie Tyrell. Nancy 0 s daughters married, moved to

New York, but came back often.In her last illness 9 her daus. came from New York and took her to a St. Luuis hospital for treatment. We know very little about her first marriage. My father,,L.T.

Spencer 9 said when she was about I6, she and her family went to Missouri by boat down the Ohio river. Thomas Spencer met them in Louisv~lle, fell in love with Nancy, went to Moo with them, married Nancy. When her father died in Mo. ~ancy and

husband returned to Jackson Co. 9 0e This is partially confirm­ ed by later~found statement of her brother, Wm. Stephensen,

that his parents,Wm. & Margaret (Livesay) Stephenson9 went to Missouri in I840, and when the father died.there in I844, after which the widow returned to Jackson Co. I~ve found no trace of Margaret back in Jackson Co., but Thomas and Nancy Spencer were back by SepteI9, I844, when their first child, James John Spencer was born at Jackson Furnace.where his fa~ ther was the blacksmith.Thomas Spencer died at Jackson Fur~ nace "as a young man" either I847~or I850, when J.J. was about 6 years old. Page 24. JAMES STEPH~NSON died Monroe Coa 9 Vao I802 Chapter III Obituary Mrso WoEoSo McLean Cont 1 d, (Nancy Stephenson) A story told by Clara Lodwick~ says that Thomas Spenser was dying during a terrible storm and just before his death he said''Oh NancyjTYm dying and I have to take Lucian with me» and that Lucian died soon aftero I850 census gives Lucian age 2 9 Nancy Spencer 26~ head of family(Widowed); 2 sons 9 sister Catherine Stephenson I8 9 in Scioto Twp.Jackson Coo 0 0 This brings up another subject; _in spite of tracing every Spencer family in Virginia and Kentucky, following every clue,, paying for complete searches in courthouses all over both states 9 I still canYt identify our Thomas Spencer. We do not know when he and Nancy were married(or where). Their son, J.J. said they were mar.in Jacksoh Co.,but no record has been found.I now feel sure they were married in Moo 9 and I have been writing to the IOOplus courthouses in Moos huntc:, ing for some clue. No luck yeto I think only some clue re

Thomas himself 9 or some dates from an unfou.nd tombstone will enable us to identify him among the many Thomas Spernsers in Virginia and Kentuckya I If he were buried in Jackson CoiJ.~ty Furnace Cemo 9 there s no hope of finding a tombstone there. The earliest burials were made on or near creek banks, and were washed out by the spring floods. Those which remained were moved to a new cemo across the road and on a hill. No tombstone found there for Thomas or little Lucian. Nor in the nearby Stephenson Cam.in Hamilton Twp., nor in "tnlinchester, Rocky Hill, old Wheelers-­ burg, or the little graveyard near the Buckley settlement in Frankiln Twp.• all of which have been searched because close relatives of Nancy are buried there. Only remaining possibil~ ities seem to be, I. An early(per-Fairmont Cemetery) gravey_ard in town of Jack­ son. 2o Vicinity of Fourmile Church or Freedom Church i.n .ft,ranklin Township.

3. Vicinit~ of a totally different 9 2nd "JacksonFurnace" as on the Geological survey map(I9IO-I9II), about ~mile SW of the then limit of the town of Jackson, on a dirt road run~ ning SW, parallel and ~mile wset of the road through Peters­ burg, to Stockdalee Grandpa., JeJo Spencer, always said he was born at UJackson Furnaces, Jack:son Coe"_ and we~ve always assumed it was the "only Jackson Furnace in Hamilton Twp." This may still prove true 9 but since so mush depends on finding Thomas Spencer's tombstone~ hereqs an interesting possibility for anyone in­ terested latere Jackson Furnace was supposed to be on the southern edge of Hamilton Twpo,Jackson Coo, though local historians said all its interests faced towards Portsmouth, Wheelersburg and the River, and that it had little effect on Jackson Countye This geological surv~y map 9 rightly or wrongly 9 shows it to be a good ~mile inside the Scioto Co. line, and not in Jackson County at allo Page 25 rTAMES STEPHENSON died fvionroe Coo Va o I802 Chapter III

9 Data re Mrse W9 EoSo McLean cont d(Nancy StephensonSpencer) The map shows a 2nd Jackson Furnace in Jackson Coo 9 as desc­ ribed aboveo No mention in any account of early furnaceso It may only be a wrong name given on the map for a "Jack= son Iron &-. Steel Coo" 9 founded I906 9 1·oc:ally known as Jisco 9 located "west of Jackson on Givens Run 9 near the Hunsinger minen page 563, History of the Hanging Rock Iron Region" 0 If there was an early9 less known Jackson Furnace, it would ex~ plain several things,

Io Grandpa vs silght emphasis on "Jaclrson Furnace 9 Jackson Co 0 2o In I850 9 Nancy Spencer, a recent widow 9 still lived in her own house in Scioto Twpo This was clear across Hamilton

TwpoIO-I2 miles 9 plus an additional distance into Scioto Twpo an impossible distance for Thoso Spencer to have travelled every day to workin the better known Jackson Furnace~ The one near. Jackson was mush closer 9 about I~miles o 3o My father was greatly interested in family "Stamping-gro­ unds,"and as children, he took us on regular pilgrimages to ruined furnaces where his father had worked 9 to family cem~ ete~ies 9 yet neither he nor Grandpa ever showed the slightQ est interest in the better=lrnown Jackson Furnace., nor did they ever take us there, tho it is only a few miles from So Webster 9 where all went frequentlyo Question; Why 9 unless Thoso Spencer was buried much farther away, near Jackson9 where we seldom went in those days of bad roadso Knowing

Grandpa and his mother 9 I believe she must have erected markcz, ers for Thomas & Lucian Spencer 9 which Grandpa quietly main­ tained during his life, and which we may sometime findo Mro McLean 9 Nancy's 2nd husband 9 had several cho by a prev~ ious marriageo He was a well-to~do farmer & stock raiser 9 had nu.merous other enterpriseso ~e woned the White Bear Hotel in

Portsmouth 9 Ohiop a hotel & ~tore in Wheel.ersburg; went to. California 9 with friends from Jackson & Scioto Countieso He was a kindly Step~father & step-grandfathero

JAMES JOHN SPENCER 9 son of Thoso& Nancy(Stephenson)Spencer 9 bo9~I9~r844 9 Jackson FurnacegJackson Coo 9 0o Enlisted as pri= vate in CooG 9 27th KenoVolo InfoUoSoArmy 9 a few months after outbreak of Civil War 9 and served until close of war 9 I865o

Because of his youth 9 his good step-father had gone after him on a previous attempt to enlist 9 but the parents resign"" ed themselves the second timeo An account of the 27th Ken•::: tucky Volo Infantry says that this regiment saw harder ser­ vice than any other in the entire Union Armyo Because it was recruited of volunteers in a border State 9 its morals were high9 and it was thrown into the forefront in nearly every campaigno A partial list of the battles in.which James Spen-­ cer took part is given in a sketch of his life in the"Hist­ ory ot the Hanging Rock Iron Region" j Battle of _, .. Pittsburgh Landingj and Corinth, Mississippis Perryville 9 Aentucky9 siege of Chattanooga 9 Tenno, whence he accompanied Page 26 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe CooVao I802 Chapter III Re James John Spencer, son Thoso& Nancy Stephenson Spencer: Sherman's forces on the Atlanta Campaign, in Various engage~ ments, in Seige and capture of Atlantao After the fall of the city, he was with his regiment, commanded by GenoThomas when the latter went in pursuit of Geno Hood; in this conn~ ection, he took part in Battles of Nashville & FranklinoRec­ eived his honorable discharge at Louisville, KyoJanoI865, after having made a record of valiant service that shall ever reflect honor on his name and countryo

After discharge 9 he returned to his home in Jackson Co.,Oo, but in the same year went forth to gain a varied and hazard­ ous experience on the western front. He traversed the wilds of western Kansas & Colroado, gained knowledge of the men­ ace constantly in evidence from hsotile Indians 9 grew to know more of the peaceful aborigines; the venturesome hunters and trappers; and of the wild game and other animals of the plains and mountainsa On the historic Santa Fe Trail he saw great hordes of American bisono Mr Spencer assisted in the organization of Rice Co. 9 Kansas, of which he had the dis­ tinction of being elected the first sheriffo He returned to Ohio in early I872, married Febo6o I872, in Bloom Twp.Oo, Miss Martha Jo Thompson, bo there I849, only child Lewis & Catherine(Shelton) Thompsono They remained on the beautiful Thompson farm until !893, james serving as Twpo assessor & land appraiser. 1893, he was elected Scioto Coo recorder, necessiating his removal to Portsmouth, where the family has remainedo Twice re-elected, I9IO elected County Commissioner, and"I9I2 re-elected for a 2nd term, his record as a public official being marked by utmost fidelity and loyalty., as well as ability and progressiveness." He belonged to Bailey Post, NoeI64, Grand Army of the Repub­ lic; and to the following Masonic bodies in Portsmouth; Aur­ ora Lodge Noo48,F.&A.Mo; Mount Vernon Chapter No.23,R.A.M.; Solomon Council-Noo79, R.&s.M.; and Calvary Commandery,No.I3 Knights Templaro He was universally loved and respectedo James John and Martha(Thompson) Spencer had 9 children: Io Louis(Lewis) Thompson Spencer, b.Febo8,I873, Bloom Twpo Scioto CooO.Married May 7,I896, in Scioto Coo,Oo to Hat­ tie Alvira Gates, b 0 0cto6,I866, in Chashire, Gallia Coo 9 0., daughter Wm. Wallace Gates(Desco of Stephen(I) Gates of Hingham & Lancaster, Mass.) & Alvira Elizabeth Nye(Descoof Benj.(I) Nye of Sandwich, Masso) In I92I they moved with the family to Berkeley, California, where Louis Spencer died July,9,I945o They had three children; Io Virginia Nye Spencero born-Portsmouth, Ohio DecoI5, I900o Married Berkeley, California, March I2, I927 to William McClain Purcell, born Portsmouth, Ohio, Sept.I±, I903, son of Page 27. JA~·'IES ST:8:!?BENSON died Monroe Co. Va o I802 Chapter III Re James John Spencer~(son Thomas Spencer and Nancy(Steph­ enso1.L) Spencer) 1''1arr~ ~a. :r.1artha Thompson had 9 Children9 I. Louis(Lewis) Thompson Spencer married Hattie AlviraGates, cont'd from page 26. a. Virginia Nye Spencer born Portsmouth, Ohio, Dec 0 I5, 0 oo Married Berkeley, Calif.March I2,I927 9 William McClain born Portsmouth, Ohio, Sept.II 9 I903~ son of Earl Tracy and Bertha (Reed) Pursell. 2 children; Io William McClain Pursell born Berkeley, Calif0 March 9, 1928.(William McClain Pursell Jr) 2. Wallace Gates Pursell b. Berkeley, ealifoApril 24~ I929. Married April 4, I953 9 Lakewood, Ohio, toZoe Florence Keefe, daughter John Holland and Florence I{eefe. b. Joseph Louis Spencer bo Octo2, I903, Portsmouth, Ohio Mar.I933, Berkeley9 Calif. Zylpha Allene Lives Orinda, Contra Costa County, Calif. c. William Gates Spencer, born Augo28 9 I9059 Portsmouth, Ohio, died Dec. I943. 2. Charles L. Spencer 9 married Miss Ann Leper, 2 childreno a. Martha Jane Spencer died in childhoodo b. Anna Grace Spencer, married Dro Peterson. 3. Nancy Spencer, deceased. 4. Myrtle Spencer, lives at the old family home, I529 Gal- lia St., Portsmouth, Ohio» together with 5. Dr. Frank A. Spencer, married Miss Louise Morrison. 60 Chester A. Spencer 9 marri~d Miss Gay Millerj both dec 1d. 7o Addie Spencer, deceased. Married Dr. Keil. . 8. Martha Spencer, married Mro Arch Wo Brown, lives in Chillicothe, Ohio. Has two children; a. David Brown bo Mary Martha Brown. 9o Mayme Spencer, married Mro Charles S. Stevensono Lives at I9I4 Oakland Crescents Portsmouth9 Ohio. Has 2 child~ ren, ao Spencer Stevenson bo James Stevensono Page 280 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coo Vao I802 Chapter III

Information and data sent in by Mro Rex Stephenson9 5724 Frederick Rdo, Dayton, Ohioo Generations from JAMES STEPHENSON I Bo ---:r ,, --- Married---- JAMES STEPHENSON II Bo--- DoI802o Married Ann Garnero JAMES STEPHENSON III Bo I766; died I846o MaroMargaret Smitho SAMUEL STEPHENSON B~I799; Died I884t' Married Martha McClure, daughter Samuel McClure nnn N~ncv Livesay McClure! Samuel McClure was a brother to Martha McClure who married David Stephensono SAMUEL STEPHENSON BoI826; Died I8830 Married Elgina Gil­ lilando GEORGE Wo STEPHENSON B.I869; DoI950. Married Dora Bo . Farraro REX STEPHENSON B.I907; Married Fina Craigo

CHILDREN OF JAMES STEPHENSON II AND ANN GARNER STEPHENSON JOHN STEPHENSON BoI758o DoI827o MaroNancy Ewingo JAMES STEPHENSON III, BoI766; DoI846oMaroMargaret Smitho SAMUEL STEPHENSON BeI774; DoI8.5Io Maro Jane Swopeo WILLIAM STEPHENSON BoI780, DoI844o Maro Margaret Livesayo All the above sons came to Jackson County, Ohioe See the first part of this chapter IIIo DAVID STEPHENSON Bo-~-: Do I8I5o Maro Martha McClureo See first chaptero ELIJAH STEPHENSON(STINSON) BoI762, DoI835o Maro Rachel Cobbo See cahpter V of this compilationo THOMAS STEPHENSON JOSEPH STEPHENSON NANCY STEPHENSON Married Hugh Millero MARY STEPHENSON ~arried Boyd Millero BETSY STEPHENSON Married Thomas Maupin ROBERT STEPHENSON Married Jane Smith ALEXANDER STEPHENSON Married Sarah Ewingo See Chapter IX Index page I JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. Vae I802 Chapter III. A

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Aldrich9 Myrtle 23 Dyers, Index 2 Andrews, Raiders 27 Archable, Mr. 8 E Atwaters~ History I? Evans~ Morgan I6 Augustan, Florence I,II Ewing, Agnes 4 " , Carl Edward II Ewing, Joshua 6 " , Alida E.Frisk II Ewing, Mary 6 Ewing 9 l'lancy 3J>4»28. B Ewingg Nathaniel 6 Baker, Mr. 22 Ewing, Sarah 4 " , Mary Frances II " , Jasper Newton II F " , Wm. Hans on II Farney» Rebecca 8 Banks, Henry I8 Farrar!) Dora B. 28 Barker,, Mr. 7 Fletcher, Eliz. I8 Bartel, Bertha 8 Fry, Rebecca I8 Bartel 9 Chas.L. 8 Barton., Capt. II G. Berndt, E. c. 22 Gahn, John Lo 8 Berquist., Wm. II Gallaghan, Benj. I9 Boggs,, Stanley Stephenson 8 Garner, Miss I,4,I5 Bosheff9 John I2 Gardnerj Miss I,4 n , Stephen John I2 Garner, Anne I5 Brevard, Nancy 6 Garten, 5 Brown 9 Arch w. 27 Gardner, 5 Brown, David 27 Gartner, 5 Brown, John R. 2I Garton, Nathaniel 3 Brown, John R. J.P. 22 Gates, Alvira Eliz.Nye 26 Br-own., Mary Martha 27 Buckley, Irene Horton 22 Gates, Hattie Alvira 26,27

Buckley9 Mrs. Maude I6 Gates, Stephen 26 Buckley, Newton 22 Gates, Wm. Wallace26

Buskley, Sarah II Gibson 9 Col. Geo. 6 Burnside, Wm. 12 Gillelan, Samuel 9

Burrus, Emily 20 Gilliland, Elgina II9 28 Burrus, Mary 20 " , Eliz. 9 " , Hugh I9 C n !) Samuel I,9

Cackley9 Joseph 20 Goodyear 9 Mr. 22 Cahn, John L. 8 " , Mrs. 23 Canter, Elize II " , Nancy 23 Canter, Enoch II Green, Nathaniel 5 Canter, Eva Comer II Groves, Dorcas 8 Catey, Mro 8 Groves, Mary IO Cherrington, Miss MargaretI4 Cobb, Rachel 28 H. Colbert., Amos 20 Hadley, Dr.Harry M. I8 Collins, Ed 2I Hale, Milley 8 Comer, John I9 Hale, Rhoda 4 Craig, Fina 28 Hally, Milly 8 Index page 2 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coo Vao I802 Chapter III H Handley, John I8 Livesay, Thomas I8s20 " , Mary I8 Livesay 9 Thomas Jr. I8 Harper, Margaret 9 Livesay~ William I9 Harris$ RevoJoAo 6 " 3 Wmo FountaineI8 9 I9 Hay., Joseph I8 n D Winifred I8 Hewitt, Wmo I7 LodwickD Clara 22 9 23 Hoffmeier, I2 " 9 James Henry 22 Hood, Geno 26 " , Katie 23 Horton, James IOA " , Myrtle 22.,23 Horton, Joseph IOA Long, Hezekiah 2I Horton, ThosoWayne Ludington, Francis I8 Horton Seralda 4 9 I2 " 9 Urzula I8 Hull, Rhoda 4 M Hull, 20 Markham, Farm 6 Hutchinson, John 3 Martin 9 Courtney 8 J " , Miss Edi th 8

James,, John 6 Maupin 9 Thomas 4,28 D.A.,RoChapter Marvin, Jenny I5 Johnson, Wm. 20 " 9 Nancy I5 Jolly, Lee 2I " 9 Miss I5 K " f) Wmo I5 KacemangerJ Winifredr8 Michael, Ada Sternberger 8

Kearns, Leinnie I2 Mille 9 Lucinda 20

Keefe, Zoe Florence 27 Mille·r, Boyd 3.,4 9 5,9,28 Keefe, Florence 27 Miller, Boid 9 Keefe, John Holland 27 Miller, Miss Gay 27 Keil, Dro 27 Miller, Hugh 3,28 Kincaid 9 9 Miller 9 Valentine I,5,I6 Kinnison 9 Mabel Go 8 Mitchell, Maria I2 Kinkade, I5 Morrison, Miss Louise 27 L Morton9 Oren 5,I3 Lackey, ChaseAtkinson 7 Muncey 9 Eliza 20 Lands 9 Mathew IO Mc Legg, Polly I9 McCauley, Mro 8 Leper, Miss Ann 27 McChee 9 Rebecca 8

Levisay9 Margaret 3 McClelland 9 Mary 6 Levisay, I8 McClure 9 Arhtur IO,I9 Levasy, I8 " 1 Betsy I9 Leivis, Andrew I6 n 9 Chas. Slavens20 Livesay, Andrew I8 I9 " , Jacob Warwick20 " , Elixabeth 20' " !) :Margaret I9 Livesay, .Fountaine r8 " , Martha I0,28 1 Livesay, ~eorge I8 " , Nancy I8,I9 " , LreooWo I9 " , Nancy LivesayI9.,28 " , Jefferson r8jI9 " 1 Perry 20 " , John I8 " , Polly I9 " Susannah 20 " , ~argaret3,I9,20 9 28 1 " , Nancy I9,20 " 9 SamuelI0.,19»20 9 28 " , Peter I8~I9 McCollisterfJ Margaret 7 " ,Polly 20 McFadden~ Sadie Tyrell2I " ,Sterling I8 McGown, Martha 8 Index page 3 "TAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Coo Vao 1802 Chapter III ~1c Mclean., Catherine(Kate)2r,22 Schoope,, IJ " , Clayton 2i Schope, IJ " , Fannie 2I.,22 Scurlock., Eleanor " , Leonard 2I Stephenson8 " , Jackson 2I Scurlock$ Ophelia 8 n ., Mayme 22 " 9 Joseph 8 " !f Myrtle 2I,22 Sherman,Forces 25 " , Nancy 2I,22 Shope, Jane 293~495 " , Nancy Stephenson Shumate, John JoP• IO Spencer 20 1 22,23 Shumate, Mary I4 McLean, Mrs. W.E.S. 23,24,25 Slavens, Chas. I9 McLean, W.E.S.(Eli) 2I,22,25 Slavens, Martha I2 McMahn, Julianna 12· tt , John I2 McLean 9 '"Jayne 2I tt , Nancy I9 N " , Reuben IO,I2 9 I9 Newell, George IOA " ,, Samuel I9 Newman, Walter I8 n , Sarah 8 North, Family 7 Sly, Abraham 2I Norton, Family 22 Smith, Jane 4g28 North, Fanny Cring 7 " !J John Is>3.9J+.o9 Nye, Alvira Eliz. 26 " , MargaretI; 3g4s9g28 Nye, Benjamin 26 " , Margaret Harper9 p I9 Patton 9 Mary 20 " , William I9 Peart, John 22 Spencer, Addie 27 Peterson, Dr. 27 " , Anna Grace 27 Pinnell, John I9 " 1 Chaso Lo 27 Plummer, Elizabeth 7 " , Chester Ao 27 Pursell, Bertha Reed 27 " , Dre Frank 27 n , Earl Tracey 27 tt , James John I7 ,2I., " , Virginia Nye I 221> 23 s, 25· 9 26 g 27 It Spencer g JoJo 24 n " ,, Wallace Gates 27 , James 23,259 26 " , Wm. McClain 26,27 " , Joseph Louis 27 , n n Jr.27 n , Louis(Lewis) R Thompson 26,27 Ray, Clara Lodwick 24 " , Louis To 23 Ray, Etienne Eugene 22 " , Lucian2I 9 22923,24,25 Ray, Jeanette 22 , Martha 26 9 27 "tt Ray, Marie(Maj.W.AoAoF.)22 9 Martha Jane 27 Ray, Rev. James 22 " , Martha Thompron 26j Renick, Elizabeth I9 27 Renick, William I9 " ,, Mayme 27 Richardson, Mrs. Hosey I2 , Myrtle 27 Rider 1 Elizabeth 8 " , Nancy 21.,23,,24., Riegel, Mayburt Stephenson IO 25,,27 Rippey~ Mr. 8 " , Nancy Stephenson s 24,25,26,27 Sample, George IO , Thomas I7~2I,22, Sargent, Chaso 20 23,24,25,26,27 Index Page 4 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Co. Va. I802 Chapter III S Cont'd W Cont'd Spencer, Thomas (PrevGpage) 1~r~ l] f:1 () .T. Le I4 Spencer, Wm. Gates 27 .·wi~1~s-r 4ftfseph L. I5 lf Stephson, Samuel I4 . D M. CO I4 Stinson, Elijah 28 " g Peter I5 Sternberger, 8 " , Sarah I5 Sulser, Wm. 9 9 I6 Willis, Joseph Lo IS Switzer, Mary I8 Williams, Dan W.4,¾~I7a20 " , John I8 . " , HerschelI6

Swope, Bernard I3 Wj~son9 Rachel 20 " , Jane 2,3,5,I2, Wilson, Sarah 20 IJ., I4,28 Wilson, William I3 Swope, MichAel 3,I3 Stephenson; first name S·wope, Family 5 "A" Swoope, Family 5,I3 Agnes 6 Swoope, Jane I4 Alexander I,4s6,28 Swoope, John I4 Allen 7 Swabe, I3 Alvey II Stephenson-Stevenson Andrew 7,8,20 indexed at end of "W" Andrew H. 7 T Ann 2,3,5,9,20

Taylor, James 3 Anne I,2,5,7,I3,I59 I6 Thomas, Sarah I2 Ann Garner 28 '' , Gen. 26 Anna 8 Thompson, Cath.Shelton 26 "B" " ,, Lewis 26 Bernice Joan I?. " , Martha J. 26 Betsy ij',,28 Tolbert, Amos 20 "c•' Tupper, GenoEdw. I7 Catherine 2I,24 Tyrell, Anna Lee 2I Charles II,I2.,I8 " , Anna 2I Chas. E. I,5 " , Aunt Katie 23 Chaso Francis I2 " , Dr. Wm. 21 Charlotte I4 " ,, John 2I Cynthia I4 " , ·Joseph 2I "D" " , Kate Stephenson 2I David I.,3,4,12,28 " , Lee 21 Demaree 8 " , Sadie 2I Dorcas 8 V "E" Vence, I5 Edmund Ee 8 Vance, James 9,I5,I6 Edgar Po 7 Varian, Elizabeth I9 Edward Co 7 " :9 Mary I0.,19 Edward II.,I2 w Edward Earl II Wayne, Geno Anthony I6 Edward LeRoy I2 Wharton, Susan FrancesII Eleanor 8 1rla tson Eleanore I4 White, Elizabeth I8 Elijah 3,4,28 " , Mr O 20 Elizabeth 8 " , Polly IB Elizabeth Canter I2 Wickham~ Emily II Ellen 8 Wills, tieo.Ao I5 Emma 8 Wills, Jennie Lo I4 Ephriam 7 JAMES STEPHENSON died Monroe Index page 5 Stephenson names Co$ Vao I802 Chapter III ttEn Cont'd Stephenson names Evalina 7 "J" Cont I d Mrs. E.E. IO II Joseph Wo I5 nFn ' Joshua Ewing 8 Frankie II nKtt "G tt Kate 2I George 2 "L" George N. 7 Leonard 7 George WashingtonI,I2 Levi 7 George Edward II Levi M. 7 George W. 28 . ''M" Margaret 9,IO,IOA,IJ,14 20 "H" 9 Harriett 8 23, Harrison 7,IO,II Margaret Livesay I8,I9~ Henry 14 20,2r.,22,23 Henry Harrison I2 ~argaret Adeline 7 Hiram 7 Margaret Smith 9,IO Hope Joanna I2 Martha 8,II,I8 Huldah 2I Martha McClure II,I2 "I" Mary 3,IO,IOA,22,28 Ira 7,8 Mary Ann IO Irene 7 Mary.· E. I5 "J" Mary Frances Baker II1 I2 Jacob II,I8 Mary Lynn I2 James Sr. I,2,3,4,5,6,9,I2, Mary Shumate 14 IS,I7,2I,22,28 Millie 8 Milton 7 James I,II1 28 James Jr I,2,3,4,5,9,IO, Mitchell A. 7 II,I2.,I7 "N" James 6,7,IO,II,20,22,28 Nancy·3,7,8,IO,II,I7 9 2I,22, _James M. 7 23,,28 James A. 7 Nancy(Agnes) Ewing 6,7,8 Janice Fay I2 Raney Eo 8 Jane 9,2,IO UpH Jane Shope 5,I3,I4,I5 Patricia Ann I2 J.W. I4,I5 Jennie v. I5 Jennie Wills I5 Jeremiah 7,8, Jerry 8 John I,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8,I0, I4,I5~I6,I7,20,28 John Edward I2 John A. 7 John Garner 4,6 John Ho 7 John So 2,I4 John Shope 5,I3,I4,I5 Joseph 2,5,8,28 Index page 6 JAMES STEPHENSON Died Monroe Co. Va. I802 Chapter III Stephenson-Stevenson names Stevenson, Chas. s. 27 Stephenson first " , James 6,,27 "R" " , John 6 Raymond 4,I5 tt Margaret IB n Reuben II 9 J2 , Rev.Samuel Rex I'I,28 Harris 6 Richard N. 7 " , Spencer 27 Richard D. 7 tt , Thomas I Richard I0,I2 " , Hon.Wm. F. 6 Robert I,4,28 It , William 6 Rose 20 "S" Samuel I,2,3,4,5,9,I0,II,I2, I3,I4,I5,I6,I7,I8,I9,20,28 Samuel A. 7 Samuel Lo1.1is II Samuel Sanford I2 Sarah 4,7,I0A.,I4 Sidney 8 Smith IO.,II,I2,,I9 Smith Jr. I7 Susannah 8 "T" Thomas I,2,_5,20,28

Viola 7 Vinnie 20 "W" Washington IO,II William I,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,I0, I3,I5,I6,I7,I8,I9,20, 21.,23.,22,28 William A. IO William Brooks II,I2 William c. 8 William H. 7 William E. 8 William Kay II William C. 8 Page I RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-I880 Chapter IV JOHN STEVENSONj b.caQI735, came to America f~om England I750., settled near Line "Head of the Elk"!) nearthe

Brandywine Battlegrounde a farmer. Mar.ca.I765.9 Mary Mccow­ an, also spelled McGowan,McCune,McQuown or McQueen. Had II ch, 9 lived to maturity.About I780j moved to Pigeon Creek~ Washington Co.,Pa; wher 2 daus.Mary & Eliz., were born. John Stevenson was Rep. of Wash. Co. to State Leg~slatu~e, d. of smallpox on way home, at Hagerstown, Md~I785,age S'O yrs. Widow mar.James Edgar. As Legislator, he helped revise the State Constitution in I790. She a.ro-I6=I8o8. John 9 s sister Margaret Stevenson, came with her bro. from Eng., she maro --:..;·alloway., Lancaster Co. Pa. Children John &Mary Mccowan Stevenson~ I. Jane Stevenson b.ca.I767;d.I-29=I844, Mercer Co. Pao Mar. Robert McComb, b.ca.I752,d.I-30~I830, Mercero Co. He served Reve War. Had 8 ch. 6 b.Washington Co. 2 b.Mercer Co. Pa. a. Malcolm McComb.b.6-20~I7B8; d.I850 Mercer, Co.MaroI8I8 b. Mary McComb b.I-9-I79I;d.I825 Poland OhioeMareI808 c. John McComb c.5-30~I794~d.I809, Mercer Co. Killed by falling tree. e. Elizabeth McComb b.6~I8~I800;d.I835, Mercer Co. Pa. d.Marg. McComb b.9-24.-I797, Mar.I82I Samuel Marquis., who died ante I880o Had 9 Children. fo Jane McComb b.IO-I5~I803; Mar.I832--who d.ante I88o g. Wm. McComb b.6-29-1807~ Mar.I837. Living Lewistown, Ille Fulton Co.I88o. Dau.is wife Rev.Stephen_ Phelps, Preso Min.Vinton, Iowa; Another is wife Lyman Whittier, Whit~ ing, Moll0n& Co.Iowa. 5 Children in family, others dead. h. Robert McComb bo9-I5-I8IJ. Mar.ca.I84I/2 Liv.I880 in Seattle, Washe Ter. 5 ch. all living I880. 2. William Stevenson beI769. No fu~ther data.

3. John Stevenson b.I77I; d.J=I852 9 Mar.ca.I792 Eliz. Steven­ son(no relation) She d.I86I. CheB. Washington Co. Pa. Pig~ eon Creek. a. Jane Stevenson b.ca.I793, died unmar. b.Mary Stevenson b.I795,d.I833.Mar.I8I9 James Mccorkle, d. as ofI88o, 7 ch.3 livln~ I88o Co Eliz. Stevenson boI797;Mar.James McVey;no ch. do Ann b.I800. Mar. Sam.Wilken. Both d.as of I880; 6 sons,3 daus. I dau.&I son d.I88o e. John Stevenson b.I802,d.I8I4. fe Marge b.I804.Mar.Sam.McLean. 3 sons, Live 1880. 2 daughters d~I88o. Margaret d.I850 g. Emily Stevenson b.1806.Mar.Solomon Bell 6 ch. he Maria boI808. Mar.R. Noble, No ch. I880 she lives Ashland, Ohio. io Francis b.I8IO,d.I829. j. Jos. b.I8I2,d. I2-I4-I874;Maro--McDonnough.7 ch. 4 d.I880 ko Rev. James Edgar,b.I8I4;d.I844, Fla. 4o James Stevenson b.I773sd.I846, Wash. Co.Pa.Mar. Jane Vance beI780,aoI859. Ch. ae Ann Vance boIOmI4-I802, Liv.I880 b~ John Stevenson b.II-I5~I805, d.8~7-I862. c....,.,.. Elizabeth boI~3I-I808; died 3-J~I854. Contvd next page. Page 2 RECORD s~gVENSON FAMILY I735-I8RO Chapter IV Family John Stevenson an.d Mary McCo·wan., Cont 1 d.i Ch~ 4. James Stevenson And wife JAne Vance, d. Mary b.I0~3-'IJ Liv.r880; e. Martha b.I0~29-I8IJ; Liv.I88o. r. Jos. Vance Stevenson b.I2.-8-I8I5, liv.I880. g. James Edgar b.IO-I7-I8I9, Drowned 3=29=I82J. h. Rachel Jane b.3=7~ I822; Living I88o. · 5. Samuel Stevenson b. I775. Raised by Patrick Campbell,of York & Lancaster Co's. Mar. but wife Vs name unknown. A merchant in Lancaster, I son vlm. No other data. 6. Robert Stevenson beI2~I777; de4~IJ-I862,Plain Grove,Law­ rence Co., Pa.Mar.2=4~I800, Eliz.Scott, b.J-I2-I773; d. 3-IO-I84I~ Resided Mercer Co. Penna. Had 9 Ch. a. Josiah Scott Stevenson b.II-J-1800; Mar.{I)9-II~v23 Mary Emory~b.I=J-I805;d.2-I6-I844. Mar.(2) 7-I3=I847 Mary Riddle b.8~$~I80I; Had Ch; I. Robert M. b.8~20- I824;d. 9m25-I85'3, 2. Sarah Ann b=I-I6-I82~e ·3. John E. b.I-I5-I828,d.7~8-I j .Josiah b.4-8-I8JO;d.7-8-I848, 5. Elizabeth b.5-I5-I8J2; Alfred B. b.9-27-I835id.I2= I3-I837, 7. Samuel b.I-I2rniff37,d.2mI6-I837; 8. Cath­ erine b.L~-28-I8'39; ~d.3-I8-I840$ 9. David H. b.2-13 ... 1841 IO. Mary Jane b.6-3~1843. b. John Stevenson b.2~I7-I803; Mar.4-I829 Christiana Den~ niston who d.I833. Mar. 2nd Mary_Espy Blackstone, who d.2-29~I860. Mar. 3rd 2-I2~I863 Maria Bracken Spearo I. Elizabeth Stevenson b.e~C-I8JI. Mar. 3~I8-I852 Dr. Van Eman. 2. Robert D. Stevenson b. I2m20-I833. Mar. 6-9-I859 Almira c. Rodgers. : William c. Stevenson b.4-28-1839. Mar. II-4-I868, Maggie inn. • Mar Stevenson b.II-IO-I850; Mar. 9~24-1874.A. M. Archer. c. Nary Stevenson b.9-5-I804. Mar. 5-6-I828 James Gilkey d. James Stevenson b.3-7-I806 e. Abraham Stevenson b.9-I3-I807,d.I~6-I877 9 Aledo, Ill. Mar.4~4-1833, Elizabeth Love, who d.I2-I5-I833. Mar. 2nd I0~29~I835 Margaret Matilda Macurdy, who d.4~I9- I849e Mar.3rd Elizabeth Jane Nesbit. Ch. 2nd mari I. James M. Stevenson b.I-I8-I837; 2. Elizabeth Mary beIOm9 .... r838~d~8-8-r840; J.Twin Mar aret Jana~ Lb!. Rob,­ ert Milton b.I~28-I8~I; • Rebecca aomi Stevenson b. I2-26&a!842. 6. Belinda Adalina Stevenson be5-2c:, IRlt-5 9 died 6-26a,,I847; 7. Sarah .Amanda Stevenson b.8-23~r848,died? 3rd Mar: 8. William Samuel b.8=6~ I857; d.II~28-I866; 96 Abraham Lincoln Stevenson b.9-26-I859. IO. Harrison Scott Stevenson born 3-22~ I863. r. Robert Stevenson born 8~I5-I809; Married II~3- I836 Elizabeth Ann Denniston. They resided at Plain Grove, Pennsylvania. Children next page. Page 3 RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-I88o Chapter IV Family of John Stevenson and Mary McGowan, Ch& Cont 1 dJ 6. Robert Stevenson beI2~I777; MaroEliz.Scctt Ch.Con~'d; r. Robert Stevenson b.8-I5-I809. Mar.Eliz.A. Denn1.s- ton. Cl1, I. James Campbell :)e9-20-I838; Maro(~a.I866 Nancy Jane Young. I-Iad.a.Henrietta E. and b. Laura M. 2. John Alexander b.7-IO-I840; d.4-7-1844. J. Nar.c! E. b.II~29~I842. 4. Mary Jane b.I-I5-I845. Mare ~a.• 8. John G. Jorden, Had aGGeo.Spurgeon &b. Anne Prudence and c.Robert & d. dau unamed. 5. Rebecca Anne b.I2= 2I-I847e 60 Sarah Matilda b.5-4-I85Iz 7.Robert Milton b.8-4-I853, 8. Martha Naomi b.3~24-1856. Mar.2~18~q79 Wm. s. Armstrong. #7 Mar.2-I3-v79 Anna Eliz.Waller. g. Joseph Rtevenson b.I~4~I8I2, d.2-I876o Mar.~=4~ 140 Belinda Sapp. b.I2=2~I8I6, d.anta 2-1876. Had,I.James Melton b.I2-JmI840; 2.Mar Eliz.b.I0-26-I842;d.5=6- 947 J. MargeMatilda beI2=2 =v. ~d.9-I3~v5r; 4. Vashti b.IO­ J0-948,d.II-S~f48, 5. Miriam Catherine b.b-)O-u50, 6. Belinda Adaline b.6--I6caI857;d.I0-7-T65.

h. Rev. Samuel Stevenson b.I=9~I8I6; d.4=7-I878 9 in Lit­ tle Rock, Arkansas. i. Alexander Foster Stevenson b.5-20-I8I8. Mar. Eliz. P.

Plumer 9 b.3-JI-I825, dau.Hon.John C. Plumer, West Newton, Pa. I88o, Resided West Newton, Pa. Had$ I. John Pe b.8=2I~I85I; 2. Eliz.Maria b.I0-2I=I8539 3. Susanna Mary b.,I2-2T-=>I855;' d.3=23c.I658~ 4. Martha Cecelia b.I2C>29-I857. 5. Robert Harnish b.I-I2-I860 6. William Fulton b.4=20-I562; 7. Walter Lowry b.8= I9-I864~ 8. Alexander Plum.er b.12-9-1866~ 9. Joseph Elliott b.2-I5~IB70. 7. Rev. Joseph Stevenson born March 25, I779, Hagerstown, Md., died Feb.24, Bellefontaine, Ohio. Maro 8=2I~I804, Sarah Marquis, b.9=5-I780, died 7=25-I849., Bellefontaine, Ohio. She was the ledest daughter of Rev. Thomas Marquis, for 33 years Pastor Cross Creek Church, Washington Co., Penna., and Jane Park, sister of Lieut.James Park., of the "Virginia Line". Residence West Alexander., Washington Co.,, Penna, and Bellefontaine., Ohio. See nLife of Rev.Thomas Marquis" by Rev •.J. M. Stevenson in nsprague 's Annals of the American Pulpit" Vol.IV. Children; a. Mary Stevenson b.9~7-I805, d.9=25=I868. Mare4-3=I823, James Byerse Had; I. Joseph Stevenson Byers b.5=II~I824. Mar.IO=I2-I854 Martha Irwins a. John William Byers b.July I85.5 b. Lawson Emmett Byers b.I-25-I872. 2. Thomas Marquis Byers b.7-I2-I826. Married 4~3-I85I Mary Tipton. Children next page. Page 4 RECORD STE1/E~JSON FAf,IILY I735.=I880 Chapter IV Family John Stevenson and wife fv1ary I11IcCowan, Ch. Cont 1 d; 7. Rev. Joseph Stevenson and wife ~arah Marquis. Ch. Cont 1 d, a. Mary Stevenson mar.James Byers Ch. Cont 7d; 2.Thos. ~-1arquis Byers Mar. I'-1~ry Tipton9Ch~ ___a.!.Esther Rosabell Byers b~2-I852~ b6 Martha Clementine Byers b.8~6~I854, c .. Jnmes 1rlm. b96-~I9-I85'7; 9-Ei Robert Stev­ enson Byers b.4~6=I8599 ~-Margaret Anna b~II~I4~'62 f. Thos. Stevenson Byers b.6=II~I865; g~ Jessie b. T-I87.5e 3a John \filson Byers bo5-I6~.,I828.Mar.S-I8-I85I.i Mary Jane Oatmarie Chfl?J!ary Emma beI0-30-IS.52, b$Sarah Eliz. b.I0~I2-I854; c;Margaret Annabell b.5-2-Iff57s d. Mattie Susan b.Iorm3~r860~ e.Alica Jenny b.4~4=Iff63; f. James Franklin b~7=I7"""1'865j g. Rachel Eva b.2-24- IB"68. 4. Sarah Byers b. 3-20~I830. Mar. 4~6-I853, George Coombs1r Had,a@ Anna Margaret Coombs b.9-2I-I854; b. Mary Alice.Coombs b"3-4-=I856; Ce Edgar Leslie b. 5:2-I858, d~ Chas~ Lewis Coombs, no date~ e. John Stevenson Coombs b.,, I0--28..,.I86I; f. Clara Eliz. b.3=> IJmI86_5, g ... Lewella Coombs b _7-I4=I867. 5. 1'-1argaret Byers b~3-= .. 6-I832., Died 2-I9csI873. Mar.5- 24~I866 John Jackson~ 6. James Edgar Byers b.7-29-1834; d.3-IO-I857~ 7. Rachel Ann Byers b&4~13~1837; d.3-5=I873~ Mar~2~2I­ I860 Thos~ Hatcher~ Had~ ae Mary Clara Hatche~ b. I-2I-I86Ij deceased~ be Sarah Idelia b~I2-25- 1 62,d. 1864,; c~ Chaser Ha.tcher·; born? Living I879v 8. Samuel Byers b~8-JO=I840. Mar.5-9-1867, Samantha Isabel Milner. Had ch; aeGeorge Lewis Byers b~5=4~ I868; b~ Mary Effa Byers b.2-20=1870, c~ Joseph

Herbert Byers b lo' I""'28=I872; d~--= James Ira Byers b9 I0~6-I874; died Ifm27=I876; e~ Twin Ida Belle Byers b$I0=6-I874; f._ Charles Calvin Byers b~ 8~ I878~ 9~ Elizabeth Cecelia Byers b.2=7-I843~ Married 6-9~ I873i Russell Smith, who died 5-I9-I877, age 39 years& Had ch%, a'i f-1ary Ev·a Smith be4.,I2-I874~ died 2=I2=I875; blj ~arah Olive Smith born 6-25=I876i> b. Thomas Marquis Stevenson born 4-27-I807 a, Married 9= I8-I828 Judith Hover, born 10=29~1806; died 2=12-1875~ Had children, I. Sarah Stevenson born I=23~I830; died 9=7~I87C~ Married 8=I6=I866 William Gilmore, Had ch9 a~ Paul Gilmore b~S--Ih=I867; be John E. Marquis Gilmore born 6-6-I~?Oe 2. Rev. Joseph Hover Stevenson born IO-I3~I8JI~ Mar. 5-24-I864 Sarah Fulton, daughter Henry and Eliza= beth(Plumer) Fultone As of 1880, he lives Scot= dale, Pennae Ch. cont'd next page; Page 5 RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-IA80 Chapter IV Family John Stevenson and wife Mary Mccowan, Ch~ Cont 1 d; 7. Joseph Stevenson and wife Sarah Marquis, Ch. Cont'd; b~ Thomas Marquis Stevenson and wife Judith Hover Ch; 2. Rev. Jes.Hover Stevenson Grad.Alleghany Seminary in Penna.I864. Ch; a_ Eliz.Plumer Stevenson b.5-­ I5-I865; b. Judith Mary b.I0-25-I869, Ce Sarah Fulton Stev~nson bw5=7-I869, d. Jos. 1-raFquis b.& d.I869; e. tlenry Price Stevenson b.4-3-I87I,Liv­ ing in I~6, ~* lieorge Edgar Stevenson b.9ao7-I873, in I956 living "in Liberty, Indiana. Dr. Stevenson is proud of his distinguished ancestors. 3. Peter Stevenson born 9-I7-I833; d.I~4~r834. 4. David Merrill Stevenson b.I~I6-I835; Mar.4~25-~76 Amanda Co Kerr., b.,I0=28-I84.5. 5. Mary Elizabeth Stevenson b.4-30-1837. 6.Susannah Stevenson b.IO-JO=I839. 7. Lucinda Ann Stevenson b~6-IO-I842,Mar.8=25-Y6I Joa­ Richmond Silver. Ch;a~ ~mrna Silver b.7=25=I864, b. Josie beI0=22-I866; c~ ~arah b.2-26-I87I, d. Ward Webster beJ-22- 1 74, (c:=-sarah d.I874) e. Infa'nt de '77 8. Hannah Jane Stevenson b.7-3~-I846 9. Maria Cecelia Stevenson b.I~-I4-'49;d.4-4-'75.Mar. I874, Robert G. Mitchell~ Ch;a. Ralph H. b.3-I6-v75 died 1875. Ca Jane Stevenson b59-30=I80I, died I8IO, whooping cough. d. Sallie Stevenson b.IBIO, died I8II croup. e. Rev. John McMillan Stevenson,D.D. b.5-I4-I8I2; Mar. Carrollton, Ohio IO-IO-I8J7, Cecelia Hadassah Gilles­ pie, b.4-3-=- t I8, Dayton, 0$Dau~Wm*& Maria(Smith)Gill­ espie of Dayton, o. In I880 Rev~ Stevenson resided in Hawthorne, NiJ• Graduate Jeff~rson College~ Taught Greek at Ohio University and lCenyon CollegewCh; Io Sarah Cecelia Stevenson b~4-I2='40, Gambier,O.Mar. New York City 5-=-II-I86.5, Rev., Oliver A" Ki.ngsbury son Ol~ver R.& Susa~(Pat~erson) Kin§sbury,N.Y;C~ I88o lived Jersey City,, N"J'i Ch,a~0 eo.Herber'-, ""• 5-7='66, Connly d .... ~867.;,Ill .. ,Joliet • ..12._~ Mabel b.9- 3= i 70, \·.fappingers .ti alls, N. Y., c,.!~ Arthur R~ be4u.I8- v 74, Hawthorne, N.J.; d .. Susie Antoinette b.I=22- '78, Corona, N.Ye - 2~ Wms Gillespie Stevenson b~8=I8-'43, Trey, O~ Mar. Montreal, Can~IQ-22- 1 65, Mary Hamilton,dau.Rev. Wm.Hamilton, D.D~ She died I8681i He marr:i.ed 2nd

Nyack, N. Y. I0=7-=I87I 9 ... Els ie (De Pew )Hasbrouck9 a native of Nyack, N.Y$ rtesidence I880,Ny~ck, N.Y9 Jo Rosa Antoinette Stevenson beI~-9-I8~6, Dayton,O. Mar.New York City,IO-IO=I865, tlev~ Francis L. Pat­ ton, D. D. LL.D., born I843 in Bermuda, son of George J. and Mary(Steele)Patton. Residence 1880 Chicago, Ill. Children next page. Page 6 RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I?3500 I880 Chapter IV Family John Stevenson and wife }!ary !fcCowan; Ch~ Cont 1 d~ 7. Joseph Stevenson and wife Sarah Marquis, Ch. Cont~d; e. Rev. John McMillen Stevenson and wife Cecelia Gill­ espie Ch. Cont 1 d; 3. Rosa Antoinette Stevenson mar.Rev. Francis Patton Ch.~~- qeorge Stevenson Patton b.J-IJ-T869D Nyack N.Y; b. Erancis Landey Patton b.4-26-I87I~ c. Robert

Hunter b.7~I3~I875 9 Chicago& Ill., d. John McMillan Stevenson Patton b.9-I9~I876, Chi.Ill. e. Rosa c.

b.I-6mI879, Chicago 9 Ill. ~ 4. Charles Hallock Stevenson b.9-I5-I850, New Albany Ind.Mar.Mary A.Orchard, bo6=26~v54, Dau.JohnY.& _ Mary A.(Holgate)Orchard of England. Reso I880 SaL~ isbury Mills, NoY. Ch; a. Carrie May b.8-II-I874, Brooklyn, N.Y. b. Rosa drchard b.II=22-I875, Ne"~ ark, tr. J·. ==- f. James Edgar Stevenson b.3~4~I8I4. Mar.8-I8mI8J5, Mar­ garet Marquis, who d.Missouri 2-4=I844. Mar. 2nd 3~ JO-I846, Hannah Moore Hover, Residence I88o, Raymore Cass Co., Mo. By Ist mar.Ch; . I •. Marion Marquis b.2-22-1837; Wounded ~attle Rich

Mountain 9 died ~everly, Va.7~20-I86I~ 2. John Milton Stevenson b.9-28~1839. Mar.I-I6-u6I Chessie Hunt. 3. Joseph Vance beI0~2~ 04r. Mar.Nancy A. Oder I2-24~ I867. By second marriage~ 4. Geo. Calvin boI848; died I850 5. Mary Ann b.4-26-.~-5I; Mar.Albert Kall> I2=29-I874. 6. James Edward b.I~~24~ 1 54. Nothing further. 7. Sarah Belle Stevenson b.4=3~I858. g. Elixabeth Stevenson bo9-I2~I8I6o Mar.II=20-e34 Jo­ siah Moore. Res. 1880 Gibson City, Ill. I. Jos. Wiley Moore boI2~J- 0 J6. Mar.II=2J=V65,Isa~ belle White.bG3=7~'45, Che a. Sam.Ashbel Moore b.I866;d.I867 b. WmeEdgar Moore beI0c,J0-I868; c. Fannie Lake Moore boI~I0mI880 =--rn • 2. Jas. Lewis Moore be8-2~I839; d.7-I2-I87J. Mar.II- 23-165 Laura NevinoCh, ae Effie Blanche b.I-2-'67 b. Arthur Lewis b.I868,deI870., c. Edith Grace b. r8'7Ijdied I873~ de Bertha May Moore b.I2-2I~ 1 73. 3. John Stevenson Moore b.II-22~I8L,O 4. Sarah Clementine Moore b. 4-I9-I843, Bellefon­ taine., o. Mar. Logan Co.4-28-IB.59., John Marquis Hubere Children; a. William Harris Huber b.5~30~I860; be ~nna Laura Huber born 6-9-1862, c. Abail Lo~d Huber born I0~8~I864; d. Cora Bell Huber born 2-I9~ I867~ e. Maggie May Huber born 3-9-1870, r. Leona Huber born 3=JO~I8729 g. Elizabeth Huber b. II-29-1873, h. Oscar Llewellyn Huber born 6-29-1877. Page 7 RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-I88o Chapter IV Family John Stevenson and wife Mary Mccowan Ch. Cont'd~ 7. Joseph Stevenson and wife Sarah Marquis Ch. Cont~d; g. Elizabeth Stevenson and husband Josiah MooregCh; 5. William Marquis Moore b.I-JI-1846. 6. Sallie M. Moore(adopted dau) b.II~IO-Y589 Mare 4=8~I88o, Ralph Lockwood. h. Joseph Stevenson b.9-II~I8I8. Mar.II~4-I839~ Marg­ aret Ann Kerr. be4=I9~I820. I. George Poage Stevenson b.I2~2~I842o Mar.3-22- '64 Jeanette L. Graham, who d.2=20- 1 65. Mar.2nd Mina E. Carr,I0-20=I870, Ch. Ist mar. a. Geo.Nett b.2-5'=I865; Ch. 2nd mare,b• Cora M.bo9 .... I7-I87I; c. Barton c. Stevenson b.Io-4~r873, d. Howard D. b. 8~29=I875e . 2. James Kerr Stevenson b.I2~2~I842o Mar. Sarah Robb, J~24-I864.Ch. a~ Herbert Smith b.I~II-Y65~ b. Geoo Duff b.4-I867, c. Wm. Lorimer b.I~28-I872. 3. Gilbert Miller Stevenson b.4-7-1845. Mar.Martha Ae Martin I2~28~r869. 4. Wm. Lorimer Stevenson b.I849,died I85I 5. ChasoAlonzo Stevenson be8-24-I852. MaroI0~25-u77 Se Ida Coan. Ch. a. Gail Price Stevenson b.5-I4- I879, who lived Bellefontaine, gave this genealogy to this copier. Now,I964, deceased. 6. Jcseph Edwin Stevenson b.I0~30-I855. 7. Robert Stevenson DoM.S. b.I-I5~I859o A Minister» died in California. i. Susannah Stevenson b.I820,died I825. j. Robert Steve~son b.9~27-I822, d.T.B. 8-25-18609 Mar. I2~24-I850, ~ancy Jane Osborne, b.2~27-I828i Chi I. David Osborne Stevenson boI~J-I850 2. Chas. Clifford Stevenson be·4-3...,.I854 3o Nannie King Stevenson b.4~r6-I857. 4e Ida Stevenson b.I2=20=I860, died age 6 weeks. k. Ann Stevenson b.9~I9~I824;d.9~7=I825. 8. Mary Stevenson b.caoI782~ d.caeI847. Mar. caoI803 ueorge Miller, who doI843o Cho b.Washington Co., Paoexcept 3 youngest~ who were boWayne Co., Ohio. ~~~. Mabella Miller, boI0~3~I805; doca.I877. Mar. William - Hogan. Had 2 sonsj2 daughterso a. Mary E. Miller be8~6-I804eMar6I825 Levi Smarte I880 - living Lima, Ohio. IO ch.6 living I880 c. James Miller bo9~22=I807oMare Mary Fulton. Both died

caoI864. Had 2 daughters 9 I son.

d. John Miller 9 born 9-I2-I809. Married Lydia Cunning­ ham, resided in Ashland, Ohio, in I880 e. Gilbert Miller, bo9-I2~I809o Married Caroline ChideE­ tero Resided Ashland, Ohioo Had 4 children, 2 living I880o f. Joseph Miller bo9~5~I8I1 , doca I850 g. Jane Miller b9II-IO-I8IJ~ docao.I865. Mar.Emanuel Emsm­ inger, had 5 children, 3 livingo Page 8 RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-I88o Chapter IV Family John Stevenson and wife Mary Mccowan Ch.Cont'd; 8. Mary Stevenson b. ca. I782; d.ca.I847. Mar.George Mil­ ler; Ch. Cont'd.; h. William L. Miller b.I-8-I8I8. Mar. Rebecca ualway. Resided I88o, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Had 7 children, 4 living. i. GAorge Miller, b.6-25-I820; Mar.Charity Elliott. Resided Ashland, Ohio. Had 6 children, 5 living,I880. j. Samuel Miller, b.7-23-1823~ died ca.I855. 9. Elizabeth Stevenson b.7-24-I784jldied 7-I-I872, West Alexander, Washington Co., Pa. MArried Patrick King, who died ca.I8I6. Mar. 2nd ca 1820, Isaac Mayes, Esq., who died 1844. Married West Alexander, Pa. Mar. West Alexander, Pa. Ch. Ist Mar. a. Elizabeth King, who married--~ Smith. In I88o, liv­ ed Washington Co., Pa. 7 other ch. who are dead. 2nd marriage Ch.; b. Sarah Mayes who mar.Dr. E. P. Hale. In I88o, lived in Wichita, Kansas, Sedgawick Co. c. Catherine (Kate )Mayes- married Joel Truesdale in West ·Alexander, Pa., and was living there I88o. 4 other children who are dead.

Note from this copier; This account was given to me by Mr. Gail Price Stevenson,·who lived in.Bellefontaine, Ohio. He is now(I965) deceased. No research has been done on this record, except in the Logan County records, of which Belle­ fontaine is the county seat. As far as I have gone, the Logan County records agree with the records copied here. The reader is also referred to the Chapter headed; "Thomas Stevenson of London and his Descendants" by John R.(Udderow) Stevenson,A.M.,M.D., published by Hiram Ed­ mund Deats or Flemington, Hunterdon County, N.J., I902. Printers were Dewey and Eakins, 35 N. 7th St., Philadel­ phia, Penna. There seems to be some relationship between these two records. Frances Stevenson Main. Page I" RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-I880 Chapter IV Index 11 '' A "C " c on t Y d "7 Archer, A. M~ 2 Cunningham, Lydia I Armstrong, William Sc 3 "D" nB" Deats, Hiram Edmimd 8 Bell, Solomon I Denniston, Christina 2 Blackstone, Mary Espy2 " , Eliz. Ann 2,3 Byers, Alice Jenny 4 Dewey,---- 8 " , Chas. Calvin 4 " , ElizeCecelia 4 "E" " , ~sther Rosabel4 Eakins,--- 8 " , lreo.Lewis 4 Edgar, James I " , Ida Belle 4 Elliott, Charity 8 " , James 3 ,~- Eman, Dr. Van 2 " , James Edgar 4 F..mory, Mary 2 " , James Ira 4 Em.singer, Emanuel 7 " , James Franklin4 " , James Wm. · 4 "Fvt n , John 1r.Tilliam 3 Fulton, Eliz.Plumer 4,5 " , John Wilson 4 Fulton, Henry 4,5 " , Joseph Herbert4 Fulton, Mary 7 " , Jos. Stevenson) Fulton, Sarah 4J5 " , Lawson Emmett 3 " , Martha Clementine 4 "G" " , Margaret Anna 4 Galloway,--- I " , Margaret Annabel 4 Galloway, Rebecca 8 " , Margaret 4 Gilkey, James 2 " , Mary Ef fa 4 Gillespie, Cecelia " 1 Mattie Susan 4 Hadassah 5,6 " , Mary Emma 4 " , Mar-ia Smith 5 " , Rachel Ann 4 " , William 5 " , Rachel Eva 4 Gilmore, John E. Marquis4 tt , Robert Stevenson 4 " , Paul 4 " , Samuel 4 " , William 4 " , Sarah Elizabet4 4 Graham, Jeanette L. 7 " , Thomas Marquis3,4 " , Thomas. Stevenson 4 "H" " , Jessie 4 Hale, Dr. E. P. 8 Hasbrouck, Elsie DePew5 "C" Hamilton, Mary 5 Campbell, Patrick 2 IIamil ton, Rev., Wme 5 Carr, Mina Ee 7 Hatcher, Mary Idalia Clara 4 Chidester, Caroline 7 Hatcher, Sarah Idelia4 Coan, S. Ida 7 Hatcher, .Thomas 4 Coombs, Anna Margaret4 Hatcher, Charles 4 " , Chas. Lewis 4 Hogan, William 7 » , Clara Elizabeth 4 Hover, Hannah Moore 6 " , Edgar Leslie 4 Hover, Judith 4,5 " , George 4 Huber, Anna Laura 6 " , John Stevenson 4 Huber, Abail Lord 6 " , Lewella 4 Huber, Cora Belle 6 " , Mary Alicia 4 Huber, Elizabeth 6 Page 2 RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-I880 Chapter IV Index ttHn Cont'd "Mc° Cont 1 d Huber, Leona 6 Mccurdy, MargeMatilda 2 " , John Marquis 6 McDonnough,--- I " , Maggie I'1ay 6 McLean, Samuel I " , Oscar Llewellyn6 McQueen.,--- I 11 , ~Im~ Harris 6 McQuown, =""" I Hunt$ Chessie 6 "M" "I" Main, Frances A. 8 Irwin, I~artha 3 Marquis, Margaret 6 n , Samuel I "J" " , Sarah 3,4,5,6,7 c:Tackson.; John 4 n ., Re1r.Thomas 3 Jorden, Ann Prudence 3 Martin, Martha A. 7 tt , Geo.Spurgeon _,~ Mayes; Catherine(Kate) 8 ·) tt , John G. _; Mayes, Sarah 8 " , Robert 3 Miller, Gilbert 7 " , George 7 ,8 "I{" " , Jane 7

Kalb, Albert 6 " 1 James 7 Kerr, Amanda C, 5 " , John 7 King 1 Elizabeth 8 n ; Joseph 7 Kerr, Margaret Ann 7 " , }1abella ? King, Patrick 8 " , 1~./1ary T:'\L. 7 Kingsbury, Addison 5 " , Samuel 8 tt , Geo~ Herbert 5 n , \rJill iam 8 " , Mabel 5 Milner, Samantha Isabel4 0 , Oliver 5 Mitchell 1 Ralph H. 5 " , " Richmond 5 " , Robert G.., 5 " J Susie Antoinette 5 r.,Ioore, Arthur Lewis 6 '' , Susan Patterson 5 " , Bertha rvia y 6 ", Edith Grace 6 n1 n ", Effie Blanche o Lin.n .:r Ivfaggie 2 " 1 Fannie Lal{e 6 Lockwood; Ralph 7 ", James Lewis 6 Love, Elizabeth 2 ", Joseph Wiley 6 ", Jogiah 6,7 "Mc" n, John Stevenson 6

rvfcComb 6) Elizabeth I " , Sallie M~ 7 " , Jane I ", Samuel Ashbel 6 " , John I " , Sarah Clemeritine-6 " , M" lcolm I n J Wm" Edgar 6 " , Margaret I n , Wm. Marquis 7 1t , Mary T n , Robert 1.· "N" " , William I Nesbit, Eliz.Jane 2 Mccorkle, James I Nevin .. Laura 6 Mccowan, Mary I,2,3,4,5, Noble:, R. I 6,7.,8 McCune,-.. - I non Oatman, Mary Jane 4 Index Page 3 RECORD STEVENSON FAMILY I735-I880 Chapter IV "O" ContVd Oder, Nancy Ann 6 Stevenson, Barton C6 7 Orchard, John Y. 6 " , Bl"e in d a A'.!,"aa~ine~, ? 3 " , Mary A~ 6 n , Carrie May 6 n " j Mary Holgate 6 , Catherine R~ ? Osborne. Nancy Jane 7 " , Chase Alonzo 7 " , Chas. Clifford 7 "P" " , Chas.Hallock 6 Park, Lieut~ James 3 " , Cora M~ 7 Park, Jane 3 n , David H. 2 Patton, ?rancis Landey6 n , David Merrill 5 " .,. Ge o • J , 5 " , David Osborne 7 " .f Goe"' Stevenson6 " , Eliza. Maria 3 " ~ Rev.Francis Landey " , Elizabeth I,2,6,7,8 , John 11cMillen , Eliz. Mary 2 "n Stevenson 6 1 Elizw Plumer 5 n , l1ary Steele 5 " , Emily I ft , Robert Hunter 6 n , Francis I n , Rosa Cecelia 6 " j Gail Price 7,8 Phelps, Rev~ Stephen I tt , Geo~ Calvin 6 n ll' Plum.er, John. r..,; .,. 3 , eo~Duff 7 p Plumer, Elizabeth • b 3 " , Dre G.E4) 5 " , George Edgar 5 "Rn " , Geo(!; Nett ? Riddle, t-1arj"' 2 It , Geo*Poage 7 Robb, .:.)arah ? , Gilbert Miller 7 "n ,-I Rodgers, Almira Cw 2 :1 Hannah Jane ~ " , Harrison Scott 2 nsn , 11enrietta E~ 3 Sapp, Belinda 3 n , Henry Price 5 Scott, Elizabeth 2,3 " , Herbert ·Smith 7 Silver, Emma 5 " , Howard Dudley ? " , Infant 5 n , Ida 7 " , Joseph Richmond 5 " , James I,~ n , Josie 5 n , "Campbell ..,"'\ . ? , " , Sarah 5 " , "Edgar I·J __ ,b " , ~Jard Webster 5 , "Edward 6 Smart, Levi 7 , James Kerr 7 Smith,=-~~ 8 , James }1. 2 " , Mary Eva 4 , Jam.es :Melton 3 " , Rus s e 11 J L , Jane I .f 5 -:; Spear, Maria Bracken 2 " , J'ane Vane e '-· T ~ ~ Sprague,--- 3 j cJ. !.i .) Stevenson, Abraham 2 " 1 J. o hn I , .2 , .3 .1 4 ., 5· ., 6 , 7 , " , A.Lincoln 2 8 " , AlexwFoster3 " , John Alexander 3 " , Alex.Plum.er3 j John E~- 2 "n " , Alfred B!i 2 1 Rev .• John MclYiillen " , Ann I,7 5,6 " , Ann Vance I " , John Milton. 6 Page 4 RECORD STEV3NSO~ FAMILY I735-r88o Chapter IV Index "S ° Cont- 1 c.; 11 Sn Cont'd Stevenson, John R. 3 Stevenson, Rosa Orchard 6 " , tTohn R. ( Udderow) 8 " , Sallie 5 A ,. J\f ~ I~1,_ !J • 8 n , Samuel, Rev. 3 " , Joseph I,3,4,5, , Samuel 2 , 7 "n b, I , Sarah 4 " , Joseph Edwin? Sarah Ann 2 n " , , Jos., Elliott 3 1t , Sarah Amanda 2 Yt , Josw Hover 4,5 n , darah Belle 6 " , . Jos.. l'IarquJ.. s5· " , 3arah Cecelia5 " , Jos~ Vonce 2,6 " , ~arah Fulton 5 " , Josiah 2 ft , Sarah 1·iatilda3 ft ·r . , ,, ~·2 n , u o s 1 an .-:i co-.. .. t , Susanna Mary 3 n < ;-· ·tr ~ ,, ;, t TU d l ,.,h ,,t~r~- 7 , Susannah 5,7 n n , Laura r-'T * 3 , Thomas 4, 5, 8 n " , Lucinda .Ann 5 ; Vashti 3 1 l:·ia rgaret I , \ivalter Lowry 3 "n " , l\'Iarg .. I-1a t ilda 3 n , William I.,2 ft " , Margaret Jane2 t Wm., c. 2 , }1aria I tt " j lrJm. Fulton 3 " , Maria Lucille5 Tl , Wm. Gillespi.e5 n , Marion Marquis6 It , Wm. Lorimer 7 " , Martha Naomi3 " , Wm. Samuel 2 " , Martha 2 " , Martha CeceliaJ "T" n , Mary I,2,3,4,7,8 Tipton., Mary 3,4 n , Mary Ann 6 Treusdale, Joel 8 " , Mary Eliz. 3,5 "V" , Mary Jane 2,3 " j Miriam CAtherine 3 Vance, Jane I n , Nancy Elizabeth 3 u,.ru " , Nannie King 7 v·, " , Peter 5 Waller, Anna Elizw 3 , Rachel Jane 2' v!hi ttier., Rev., LymarJ. I "ft ''LTh-~ , Rebecca .l\.nn J i.f1 l.1...l te I Tsabe.,.J. J.. lAv 6 " , Rebecca NFJomi;:> 1r-filken, Samuel I " , Robert 2,317 lrl i 11 i am , - - - 2 " , Robert D. ~~ " , Robert M. 2 ny,, " , Robert Harnish 3 Yount:,,a- Nancy JanA- 3 " , Robert Milton 2,3 n ,Robert De11M~S,7 " , Rosa Orchard6 n , Sallie 5 fY , ~an1uel.,Rev .. 3 " , ~s- amuel 2 " , aran 4 " , Sarah Ann 2 , Sarah Amanda2 " , Sarah Belle 6 n , Rosa Antoinette S,6 Page I RgcoRDS 0>' NA 1I1IONAL ARCHIVES RE ELIJ"AR STINSON Chapter V Veteran·s Name; Stinson, Elijah. Pens i on Ca s c II ~if 9 (-)? 8 :?arents., Name not stated .. B.1-1-ath; In Virgln:ia "In the year I762 on May I5th1' n .r3erv1ce, 1.r-Then v:~:-tcran applied for1 n pension he stated he 811listed in Capt. Sn1:t this North Carolina Co, & served .5 r11onths, os privn Lie; ~Ins in engagem0nt near Purysburgh; ;:~nJ_ 1s t.ed next ~3u·,·:ry Co. ') H ~ C . .1 served 3 mos., as ser - geont in Capt,Salathiei Martin:s N~C. Co.J was in seige or (::harleston. Next served. 2 :-Ios .. private N.C. troops ur.­ d r; r· C o 11.. F~ 11 the r ford , w n s 1 n .d n t t le Ca rad en. ~\bout I 78 0 , en·-

1 i u t e d ns 8py 1 served under Cnpt. ,Joel Lew~.s & Col.1'--Iicajah TJowis ~ .1.n an engagement at Hnrt I s fliills, and a small en­ gngcmcn t on"N}~1A RIVER"; he sttated he served as a spy un- t ' 1.]. H·;.'n"...... uce _ t~ . Pension; \.:':_;teran was pensioned on Cert .. No .. I9353, v-Jhich was iss11ed. under Act of ,Tune 7;, I832. Pension was paid at I=i_d ....

-tano agoncy f Fts ~,; dow_, Rachel Stinson, was pensioned un­ der Co1")t . .S3!i ..S ~· i.ssu.ed 11ndor Act Peb .. 2, .LBl~.6. Pension was

Q ('I'.._., "l l~ c:l n t ·r1·1r'.l4 7..• ,'"' ... "l I'l • ,_, ,.···:. r:--·~1J ·y.l ... P '-A . .l (. . . J. - L V Hes.Ldence; ;·ro ~-dovud f·rorr1 "-la~ to s. Cnrolina ·when very young & at enlistment resided in Wilks Co., N.C. After service moved to Georg~.a, rAMsined ca 5 yrs, moved to S1C. and after a short tl>1e rnoved to Kentuclcy; resided there ca 20 c, rP,~)11 .,_ r..' 1 i \1r,,··1 :-::,J. one Co Ky TAJ~ resJ· d- r..d p-:ge:\on Year.;) .• -·- \.,, ..... · _-.; .. ~- .. .l .,, • .,, • .. .t ·' - I . - . • , •• ' ., ·- V .i., 11 Vanclcr "''~l"l<"'·'-·1 ,·, ,., ·r11,.:. ·i "Y)r, Twp ;. ! ·. ~. . ·-_, . U ~t... · . ·.. .._,- r ') -l.. •,~- - • U - 0 •• Death; v·e-Leran d:..:-.J . ·.::r·ch ::JJ I,~-~3!~.9 B11ried Evansville, Ind9'

Note: Tn ono of L'.·r.-: ·:~~ ¥ ·,. ~:.. recor,dr; 011 this veteran. ., Elijah , . . :J .1.·~ ... T ::, ~ t l l b t 1, f' ht d s t~a t es l1e e11 ..!.. ·.Ls 1~c-.-.. :·_ ·•_lo:;1 · o. . !J. no. ttJl - 1 o PO Llers ·oug. ·. ur- ing the s tr-11gp;le ~·,or, 1 :Lb flrt:r.. -~: v:ronder who his brothers were; surely we ·.-.·\.7 .. -.L "L-:··:1n. acr,o:JB them one of these daysi

Data below rec td from. r-_;rs, ::·-:~arl tf .. Carns (Ffarriett Aurelia 65J .Ualtirr1or0 Pike Sanders) Springfield, Delaware Co~, Penna~ Elijah Brazill Stinson b, Va.5-15-1762; d.3-23-I8JS, Evans­ ville1 Ind~ Mar.Rachel Cobb, dau~Capt.Silas Cobb. At this time we only know that Capt_ Cobb married an Indian maided and Rachel was one of their children~ Elijah and Rachel married Surry Co_N:.C. tTune 2I, I780~ Had 9 c.h .. , all b-N~C~ I« James Stinson b~8-IJ-I78I~ d.~~-2-1823~ Evansville, Ind~ Mar~Elizabeth=-~ b~5-I6=1781, more on this later~ 2-i Sarah Stinson b .. 12-4 ... 1783; r-1ar. Ist Jacob Hamm, 2nd }1anassa Chaney,., 3~ John Brazill Stinson b. 3-I-I785; Mar. Matilda Payne (Paine) Miller, 4. Elizabeth Stin~on b~ 5-?-1787. Married -a Matherson Page 2 RECORDS OF NATIONAL ARCHIVES RE ELIJAH STINSON Chapter V Records from Mrs~ Carns(Address previous page) 5~ Lewis Cobb Stinson b.I-30-1789 6. William S. Stinson ba 6-JO-I793. 7. Martin Stinson b.1795. Mar. Mary Dougherty. Buried near

Evansv-ille.; IndciRachel., his Mother buried on his lot 0 8~ Benoni Stinson beI2-IO~I798. Mar. Ruth Martin, was a noted Baptist Minister, also buried near Evansville,Ind_ 9~ Nancy Stinsonj b~6-3-I80I. Mar.1st Rufus Williams,9-30~ I8I6. Mar. 2nd William Ragland, I0-7-I828. She deI0-26-

1859, buried near Mt. Vernon .• Ind. on Wm" Ragland lot 0 Number I, JA1'1ES STINSIN and wife Elizabeth had IO Ch.; I. Rachel Stinson b~9-I6-I80I, d.6-IO-I869v Mar.M. Wme Taylor~ This is the Rachel Taylor my own grandmother is named after~ 2~ Sarah Stinson b.I2-3~I802. Mar. Wm.McKurtt.Note will of James Stinson later on. 3- John Michael Stinson b4wI-=25-I805.rii:ar*Germana Fitzgerald. Jane27,I843. 4. Nancy Stinson(My gr~Grandmother} b.I2-I0- 1 06.DQ7-3- 1 66 Evansville, IndeBuried Locust Hill Cem.Mar.BuriahShort (Where?WHEN?) also bur~Locust Hill. d~I2-I8-I866. Che latere 5. Lewis Washington Stinson b.I2~2I-I808 6. Thomas Jefferson Stinson b. 3-II-IBII. 7e WmeHarrison Stinson be3-8-I8I3. Mar. Eliz.McCurkle 5- 24-I839 8. Margaret(Peggy) Stinson be8-I3-I8I5; Mar.---Wilson. 9. James Wilson Stinson b.2~9- 1 I8eMar.Mary Ward 9-23='44. IOe Elizabeth Stinson b.II-I- 1 21. Mar. Nathan Martin4=29-'37 Number 4 Nancy Stinson and Buriah Short had I5 ch. Records here of IO I. Lewi.s Washington Short b.i3-3I-I826, Evansville., Ind. ~ar ·= TJuc inda Kirkpatrick I0-26-IB!.1.8 ~ 2. Odum Short, Methodist Minister, Golden City, Mo. 3. Robert Short, 4~ James Short 5e John Short, married -~Hillyard. 6e Charles ShortG ?. Mary Short, mar~Spence Glazer, Evansville, Ind. 8. Harriett Aurelia Short, mar.Ist Coffman; 2nd Moorehead of Columbus, Ohioe 9. Rachel Taylor Short(My grandmother) Mar. Jarrett(Jariot) Goodwin. IO. Elizabeth Shore died young. This is all of the STINSON-STEPHENSON family. If there are any questions rv11 be very glad to answer them. And if you have anything to help me, I will also appreciate it. Note from the copier, I assume this ncte is from Mrs. Carn, whose address is on page Ie Frances A. Main. Page J. RECORDS RE ELIJAH BRAZILL STINSON Chapter V w,11 of James Stinson, son of Elijah and Rachel Cobb Stin~ son; Book A, page ~~I, Evansville, Ind9 vJilliam J'v1cKurtt to be paid for keeping him in his last days. 1P[ife Elizabeth to have one-third of all. Remaining to be divided between the children,Rachel Taylor; Sally ( Sarah) ?1cI{urtt (Also spelled }1cCurtt); Nancy Stinson, Lew-­ is Stinson, Thomas Stinson;William Stinson;Pegey (Margaret) Stinson Wilson; Elizabeth Stinson; & Son John ~I~OO~ Wm. McCurtt, Wm. Taylor & wife Elizabeth,Executors. April 2nd, I82J~ Will of John Brazill Stinson, Nov.I, I845. Book A, page I2. He was the son of Elijah and Rachel Cobb Stinson. Names Children; Nancy Kelly; Salita Eyans; Rachel, Elizabeth; Martin, Missouri Stinson; Henry c.; John B·~, Benoni; Daughter Frances; Berry f.; and wife Matilda. Berry r. and Frances were minors. Brothers, Benoni Administrators. Will of Rachel Taylor. Book A, page 272, She was daughter of James and Elizabeth Stinson. Names daughter Elizabeth and son John henry, signed March 2I, I867; settled June IO, I869.

Will of Rachel Stinson, wife of Elijah B. Stinson, Book A, page I?. Box II. September 22, I849. E~ecuted May 24, I850. Names Son Benoni; John B.; and daughter Nancy. Son Benoni administrator.

These are all the Stinson wills I have. Note from the copier; Frances A. Main. This record was given me by Mrs. Hettie Stephenson Smith, 605 S. Frank­ lin St., Garrett, Ind. It is my assumption that it came from Mrs. Carns, whose address is on page I. However, I do not know of my own personal knowledge if this is true.

Page I RECORDS OF ELIJAH BRAZILL STINSON Chapter V Index "'C" "S" Cont'd Carns, Mrs. Earl J. I Short, Rachel Taylor 2 Chaney, Manassa I " , Robert 2 Cobb, Rachel I Smith, Captain I Coss, Silas I Stinson, Benoni 2,3 Coffman,--- 2 n , Berry F. 3 "Dn " , Elijah I,3 Dougherty, Mary 2 " , Elijah Brazill-I "E" " , Elijah B. 3 Evans, Sa.li ta 3 " , Elizabeth I,2,3 "Fu " , Frances 3 Fitzgerald, Germana 2 " , Henry c. 3 nGn n , James Wilson 2 Glazer, Spence 2 " , James I.,2,3 Goodwin,Jarrett(Jariot) 2 " , John Brazill I, 3 "H" " , John Michael 2 Hamm, Jacob I " , Lewis 3 Hillyard,-- 2 " , Lewis Cobb 2 "L" " , Lewis Washington 2 Lewis, Joel I n , John 3 Lewis., Micajah I tt , John Henry 3 "Mc n " , Martin 2,3 McCurkle, Elizabeth 2 " , Matilda 3 McCurtt, Sarah 3 " , Missouri 3 McKurtt, Elizabeth 3 " , Margaret(Peggy)2,3 n , Sarah(Sally) 3 " , Nancy 3 " , William 2,3 " , Rachel I,2,3 "M" n , Rachel Cobb 3 Martin, Nathan 2 " , Sarah I,2 " , Ruth 2 " , Thomas 3 " , Salathiel I " , Thos.Jefferson 2 Matherson,--~ I " , Wm. 3 Miller, Matilda Payne I " ,. Wm. S. 2 (Paine) " , Wm. Harrison 2 Jvioorehead, --- 2 "Tu nRn Taylor, Elizabeth 3 Ragland, Wm. 2 " Rachel 2,3 Rutherford, General I " , William 2,3 "S tt nwn Sanders, Harriett Aurelia I Ward, Mary 2 Short, Buriah 2 Williams Rufus 2 " , Chas. 2 Wilson, Peggy(Margaret)3 n , Harriett Aurelia2 Stinson " , James 2 H , John 2 " , Lewis Washington2 " , Mary 2 , Elizabeth 2 "It , Nancy Stinson 2 n , Odum 2

Page I DESCEN~ANTS TH011AS STEVE1iSON OF LONDOI'I Chapter VI "Thomas Stevenson of London, England, and his Descendants" by ~ohn R.(~dderow)Stevenson,A.M.,M.D. Pub.by ~iram Edm. Deats, Flemington,Hunterdon Co., N.J. I902. Printers, Dewey & Eakins, 35 N. 7th St., , Penna. App.page I3I: Edward Stevenson was one of the early settlers,New­ town, Long Island. He was reJative of Thomas Stevenson of the same place, dead as of J662.His widow mar.Wm. Graves. Children, I. Jonathan Stevenson mar.Mary Allen 7-I6-I684 & had a. Jonathan Stevenson. Widow Mary Allen Stevenson mar.John Bouton. 2. Elizabeth Stevenson mar.John Everitt. 3. Abigail Stevenson mar.Ist Daniel Denton; 2nd Daniel 1rvhitehead. Page r40. Stevensons of Penna.; entirely disconnected from families of Thomas & Edward, several of the same name app­ eared in early settlement of Philadelphia & Penna. I4 years after founding of Philadelphia, Robert Stevenson made a will I695, in I7IO, also made a will •. Both are lost, not recorded.Timothy Stevenson, a whitesmith, made a will dated June 6,I773, probated Sept.IO, same year~ In it are the following names; wife Rachel; sister Ann Jackson,ch, John, Thomas; William; James; Joseph; Ann Rush and Elizab~ eth Carey. Between this date and the Revolution, we find in addition such names as Adam Stevenson; George Stevenson;Mar­ tin and Clotsworthy Stevenson. Some emigrated from Scotland and the north of Ireland, as shown by the documents left be­ hind them. York County was set off from Lancaster Co.,Pa.in 1749, and among the Judges of the court of Quarter Sessions of the new County who assembled that year, was George Stev­ enson. Next section set mff from Lancaster was Cumberland Co. I750. Here appears;Joseph Stevenson(Ref.MSS in possession Wm.P. Stevenson, Roselle, Union Co.N.J.) bought of Joseph Mitch­ ell tract of land officially surveyed and entered to the former Septa2,I767$ in what is now Upper Strasburg Twp. Franklin Co. Penna. The site was kn.own as "Stevenson's De­ light" The Pennsylvania Archivesist Series-p.22C- gives account Of an attack of savages."A list of those killed, captivated at Joseph Steenson 9 s(Stevenson) Field, ca IO miles from Shipp­ ensburg, July 20,I757; Killed Joseph Mitchell, James Mitch­ ell, Wm. Mitchell, John Finley, R9bert Steenson(Stevenson) Andrew Enslow, John Wiley, Allen Henderson, Wm. Gibson" Joseph Stevenson's wife was Margaret, both living I789, as they signed a deed then. Both buried Rocky Spring church­ yard. Ch.(Known) Robert killed by Indians.7-20-I757; 2. John Stevenson; This John b.I729, Married Ist--Mitchell, 2nd Jean Mccombs, died age 90, buried Cross Creek Cemetery. John Stevenson moved from Cumberland County to Washington County, Penna, in Page 2 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS STEVENSON OF LONDON Chapter VI I78I, and settled on 392 acres in Somerset Twp., bought of Philip Whitten. Children by 1st marriage: I. Jes.Stevenson mar. Mary Espy, she d.postI802, buried in ChartierYs Cem. Cannonsburg, Pa. He served in Rev. War, Bat­ tle of Trenton; July 3I,T777, appointed Ist Lieut.8th Co.6th Battalion, Cumberland Co.Associates. Moved to Washington Co. I802, from there to Cannonsburg. His ch; a. John Mitchell Stevenson b. Joseph Stevenson, moved to Ohio. c. Maria, mar"Samuel ~1cKee. d. Marianne mar.Ist lt,rederick Rohrer;2nd Joseph H. Dawson. e. Josiah Stevenson mar.Mary Espy. f. George died age 24. 8• Margaret Stevenson._ 2. George Stevenson mar. Catherine Mccombs. rle served Rev. W~r; taken prisoner by Indians, taken to Canada,kept 3 years, exchanged. Family moved to Knox County, Ohio. Ch; a. John Stevenson, b. George Stevenson; c. Martha Stev- -enson. - Children of John Stevenson and2nd wife Jean Mccombs. 3. Robert Stevenson mar. l'1Iary Teeters. Served Capt.McConn­ ell's Co. Rev"'ir!ar. Comrnanded Co. ~Tar I8I2, assisted in building Fort Stevenson near Sandusky, O~, named in his honor. Moved from Washington Co.,Pa. to Salem, Ohio, Col­ umbiana Coe, elected member Legislature. Only known ch; a. Robert Stevenson 4. John Stevenson mar. l'T.ary J:.1cCombs, died 6-IJ-I847.Served Capt.McConnell's Co. Rev~War. Lived Washington Co.,Pa. Ch., a. John Stevenson b~ Margaret Stevenson c. Jean Stevenson; d. Malcolmb Stevenson;these 4 died u.nmar. e. Mary Stevenson mar. Robert Marquis; had ch, I. ~ev.s:­ Marquis, pastor Pigeon Creek Church; 2. Robert Marquis who lived in Missouri. 5. James Stevenson died unmarried,buried Pigeon Creek Cem. 6. Mary Stevenson mar.Ist Joa.Nelson had;a. James Nelson b. John Nelson; Mar.2nd Rev.John McPherrin, pastor Pres. church, Butler, Pa~ & Had;a.Jane McPherrin; mar. Hon. Walter Lowrie; b. Wme McPherrin; c. Clark McPherrin, d Ebenezer McPherrin. .. 7. Margaret Stevenson mar.John Cratty of Bellevue, Ohio. Had ch; a. John Stevenson;b One daughter. 8. Elizabeth Stevenson mar. John Stevenson(son of John and Mary Mccowen Stevenson of Somerset County,Penna) no re­ lation to his wife, born I77I, died March I852. Their children; a. Rev. James Edgar Stevenson and b. Joseph Stevenson Continued on next page Page 3 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS STEVENSON OF LONDON Chapter VI Children John Stevenson(born I729) by 2nd marriage to Jean Mccombs; Repeat 8. Elizabeth Stevenson mar. John Stevenson(son John and Mary Mccowen Stevenson, no relation to his wife's fam­ ily)born I77I; died March I852. Children; a. Rev. James Edgar Stevenson ~ b. Joseph Stevenson Note from this copier; This c. Jane Stevenson John Stevenson who mar.Elizabeth d. John Stevenson Stevenson, was brother to Joseph e. Maria Stevenson who came to Logan Co.I807. Heb. f. Elizabeth Stevenson 3-25-I779, Hagerstown, Md. d.2-24- g. Mary Stevenson Bellefontaine, o. Chapter IV has h. Margaret Stevenson acco11nt of this family. i. Emily Stevenson j. Francis Stevenson 9. Jane Stevenson mar. John Graham Had children, a. Henry Graham ea Jane Graham i. Jos. Graham b. Robert Graham fe Rev.Ebenezer S. Graham c. John Graham g. Margery Graham j. Ths.s. Gra- d. Mary Graham h. Elizab~th Graham ham. k. Ann Graham IO. A.nna Stevenson married Col. John Vance and died age 96. a. Jane Vance d .. Anne Vance b. David Vance ee Joseph Vance c. John Vance f. Julia A. Vance.

Page I45o Stevensons in Maryland and Salem, New York. A little History of "Old Kent" Maryland, is the authority that says William Stevenson, of Chestertown, in that col­ ony, son of William Stevenson of Lancashire, Enffland, mar. in 1738, Francina Augustine Frisby. Their son, av.James Stevenson, who married Frances Littlepage, was rector Berk­ ley Parish, Spottsylvania County, Virginia, from I768 to I780. From~.this family are descended the Stevensons of Vir­ ginia and Kentuckye A History(pub.I896) styled "The Salem Book" gives a sketch of a small colony of Scotch-Irish, who fled from religious persecution9 settled at Salem, N.Ye, in I764. In it is a family genealogy of James Stevenson, b.ca I747, on bank of the Bonnie Doon, Ayrshire, Scotland, mar. Margaret, dau. David Brown, of Stewarton, Scotland. Embarked at Greenoch, April 20.,, I774, in the Brig "Commerce"e James Stevenson en-­ listed in Capt.Alexander McNitt 1 s Company for service in the Revolutionary War. He died April I9, I790. Further information or~ this family of Stevensons is desired by -·Mr·s~. H. J·•· He~po I700 Osage Ave., Bartlesville, Oklahomao

INDEX PAGEI DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS STEVENSON, LONDON, CHAPTER VI "A" "Mc" Allen, Mary I Mccombs, Catherine 2 "B tt n , Jean 2 Bouton., John I " , Mary 2 2 Brown, David 3 Mccowan, Mary 2,3 Brown, Margaret 3 McNitts, Capt.Alexe 3 tt t:" McPherrin, Clark 2 Carey, Elizabeth I " , Ebenezer 2 Cratty, John 2 " , Jane 2 " , " Stevenson2 " , Rev.John 2 "Dn " , William 2 Dawson, Joseph H. 2 "N" Deats, Hiram Edmund I Nelson, Jane 2 Dewey,--- I " , John 2 "E" n , Joseph 2 Eakins,..,,.,-- I "R" Enslow, Ar.drew I Rohrer, Frederick 2 Espy, Mary 2 Rush, Ann I Everitt, John I "S" "F" Stevenson, Ann I Finley, John I " , Adam I Frisby, Francine Augustine 3 " , Anna 3 "Gtt " , Alan I Gibson, Wm. I " • Ann Rush I Graham, Ann 3 " , Clotsworthy:·1 " , Elizabeth 3 " , Edward I " , Henry 3 " , Emily 3 " , Jane 3 " • Elizabeth I,2,3 " , John 3 " , Francis 3 " , Joseph 3 " , George I,2 " , Mary 3 " , John R. (udderow)I ", Margery 3 A.M.M.D. " , Rev.Ebenezer 3 " , Jane 3 n , Robert 3 n , James I,2,3 " , Themas SQ 3 ~ Rev.James Edgar2,3 "n Graves, William I , Rev. James .... J "H" " , Jean 2 Henderson, Allen I tt , John I,2,3 Hepp, Mrs. H. Je 3 u , John Mitchell 2 "J" " , Jonathan I Jackson, Ann I tt , Josiah 2 "L" " , Joseph I,2,3 Littlepage, Frances 3 n • Malcolm 2 Lowrie, Hon.Walter 2 rr , Margaret I,2,3 "Mn " , Maria 2,3 ~arquis, Rev.s. 2 " , ¥arianne 2 Marquis, Robert 2 " , Martin I Mitchell, James I It • Martha 2 " , Joseph I " , Mary 2,3 tt , William T n , Mary Ellen I INDEX PAGE 2 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS STEVENSON OF LONDON CHAPTER VI nsn ContYd Stevenson, Mary Mccowan 2,3 " , Robert I,2 it , Rachel I " , Timothy I " , Thomas I " , William I,3 " , °ti'fill iam P. I "T" Teeters, Mary 2 "V" Vance, Anne 3 Vance David 3 Vance, Jane 3 Vance, Col. John 3 Vance, John 3 Vance, Joseph 3 Vance, Julia A. 3

"W" Whitten, Philip 2 Wiley, John I Page I. COMP~-qED RECORDS STEPHEN80N=8TRVRNSON FAMILIES CHAPTER VII Will James Stephenson Oct.26,I775, Book I776-I784, page 25·4, Craven Co., ,s. Carolina; Certified by Judge Clarence F. Lunz., Probate Court., Charleston Coe,S.Co; Names Dav-id; Jane~ }1ary; Anne, JAMES; William; John and HAMILTON. To Jane"Her mother's clothes" indicating no widow surviving" Will of James Stephenson of Monroe co_(W)Va., dated June 2, I802., recorded Book B,page 28., names wife Ann., sons Sam­ uel, William, Thomas and Joseph,"~hey to give each of their 4 sisters{not named) a saddle or the price of one."

Data compiled by Mrs. Mayburt Stephenson Riegel, Columbus, Ohio and Mrs. Virginia Nye Spencer Pursell,2IO Ross Valley Dr~, San Rafael, Califo; In the early history of Monroe County, shown by court and history records, there have been only 2 Stephenson-Steven­ son families; that of OUR JAMES and I other, which became extinct in Monroe County before 1807, except for a GEORGE Stephenson, who had II Daughters and NO SONS. The only MALE Stephensons in the county after I799 are our James and his sons. A Grandson of James of Monroe stated in writing that there were II Sons and 5 daughters in JamesSr 1s family, but of that I6, only the following are known for sure: John Stephenson b.I758, South Carolina, d.Dec.20,1827, Jack­ son Co.,O. Mar~Nancy Ewinge James Stephenson beI766, deFeb.7,I846, Jackson Co. o. Mar. Margaret Smith,da11.John·Smitb_.3 ... 3I-I796., Bath Co., Va. Samuel Stephenson b.I774, Virginia,d.I-I-I85I, Jackson Co.

Ohio. Mare Jane Swope 1- {Shope)_, dau.,Michael Swop~ ,Monroe Co. William Stephenson b~I780-I790, North Carolina, d.I844 in Missourie Mar~ Margaret Livesay(Livisay). Moved to Jackson County by I8IO. David Stephenson, personal history not founds Elijah Stephens·o·n, " n n " David and poss- ibly Elijah believed to have served in the Revolutionary War. Nancy Stephenson mar. Hugh Miller, believed to have served im the Revolutionary W~rG Mary Stephenson mar. Boyd Miller, witness to will of James Stephenson, and put up bond for the executorse Joseph Stephenson mentioned in fathers will Thomas Stephenson " n " " At this time(I949) the above children are the only ones we can be certain of, but we are so close to identifying 2 others, it seems safe to mention them as possible sons, for the help of future searchers; Robert Stephenson, who married Jane Smith, daughter of John Smith(BAth County marriage record,I796) presumably sister of Marga~et Smith, who married James Stephenson Jr.(above) Page 2 cor.1IPARED RECORDS STEPfil~~ISON-STEVENSON !i1Af'IILIES CHAPTER VII Ii,_o~~r__ t __ ~_!e:p!}enson, mar., Jane Smith, dau John., Bath Co. re-­ cord., 1798, presuraably sister to IYiargaret, wife of James Jr. ~;~x~n~e£_S!eEg~nso~ whose wife, Sarah Ewing, was sister of

Agnes £wing; wife of John Stephenson9 oldest KNOWN son cf

James Sr. Alexander an~ Sarah had 9 among other ch.; David, Elijah, John Garner, and Alexander Jr.~ believed to have n1arrieds; in Jackson Co.,O.,I8I9,"Rhoda Hale". Sr. James Stephenson'slwife was Miss Ann Garner,Gartner,Gardner, the spellings being used interchangeably. Greenbrier Co. Court Order, I79I, James Sr.,wife Anne and James Jr., were named as of Bath Co.at that time. The same group later in Monroe Co., though James Jr. was not named in his fathervs will. Diligent search of Monroe Co., shows no male Stephenson in the county from I799 to modern times~ except James Stephenson of the I802 will, and his sons,whose land was on Wolf CreekQ Samuel Stephenson, son of James Stephenson Jr_(whose wife was Margaret Smith) was born in Greenbrier Co.(W)Va.,I2~3I­ I799., came to Jackson Co,.,O,.as a youth,. I-1ar. Martha McClure dau-s Samuel McClure.; I-I.5=I82~~, by John Shumate,J.P.Jackson Co.a~ recordeI850 census shows Martha, 48, born Ohio. Jane Stephenson daughter of James Stephenson Jr., married Arthur McClure~ William Stephenso~ son of James Stephenson Sr., married Mar­ garet Livesay of Greenbrier Co. (\~r)va., spelled Levisay.,Liv­ isay,Levasy and other variations, Levisay being the correct English spelling.t l'-'largaret was the daughter of Thomas Liv­ esay, A deed dated NoveI,I825, GreenbrierCounty, names heirs of Tho~as Livesay; John Livesay, Thomas Livesay Jre;(deceas­ ed); George Livesay, Sterling Livesay, Fountain Livesay; Peter Livesay, Andrew Livesay, Jefferson Livesay; Nancy McClure, Elizabeth White; Margaret Stevenson and Polly White. Nanc Livesa married Samuel McClure, Feb.I2,I80I, Green­ brier Coe W Vao ReveJohn Pinnell$ Samuel McClure born Green== brier Co. May 4-, I785a Nancy born Saptember I782. Of their 9 childreng r-1artha McClure 2nd ch'ild married Samuel Stephenson(Referer­ ence History "Hanging Rock Iron Region" Page 384e Arthur McClure 3rd child, married Jane Stephenson Margaret Livesai, daughter Thomas Livesay, marri~d William Stephenson, son of James Stephenson Jr. Thomas Livesay was listed in the first census of Greenbrier County, compiled from the I783 and I785 tax lists. George Livesay, 3rd child of Thomas Livesay, was born in Rockingham County, Virginia. Note that in t.he Will of Thom.as Livesay., the name of his

daughter 3 Margaret, is spelled(continued next page) Page 3 COMPARED RECORDS STEPHENSON-STEVENSON FAMILIES CHAPTER VII Refeat Will of Thomas Livesay, Margaret Livesay's married name is spelled STEVENSON, and no1r-1here else is the name so snelled in these records. - . McCLURE=-~ STEPHENSON GREENBRIE'R }1ARRIEGES-= Marriage record No., I-A, page I53~ "DAVID STEPHINS and MARTHA McCLURE were united in marriage Dec_r8,I789., by Rev..,J'ohn :McCue0 GREENBRIER 1rlILLSj book and page not given. "Arthur McClure of Greenbrier Co, will written Aug.I5,I800; to wife Martha; sons Jamesi William, Charles; Samuel, ArthurJr.;John, Cath­ erine Irons; Jane Callison, MARTHA STINSON~ Elizabeth Mc­ Clure; Mary McClure and Hebecca Snodgrass~» TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS~ Callison Cemetery near Lawrenceville Clark County, Ohio;nMarthy McClure, wife of Davtd Steeph­ enson died Aug1i I2, (unreadable) aged 76years ,1: mo. 24 days 11 Other tombstones bear the inscriptions"Jane, wife of Arthur Callison";" John Callison", "I'1argaret, wife of Arthur McClure" "Arthur McClure"; "Catherine, wife of --Iron" and lliron" Also"James, son of Arthur and Margaret, died Oct.I2,I85I., age 20yr;IO mo;I3 da~ Letter form Miss Balnche Humphreys, Uenealogist and Histor­ ian, Ronceverte, West Virginia, dated March 17, I953g "The names Stephins, Stinson and Stephenson are all the same and the correct one is STEPHENSON, but is spelled the three ways in the Greenbrier court records." CF~RLES STEPHENSON, biographical sketch in Sutton History of Shelby County, O., page 2I7, compiled I885; says~" In tracing back the ancestors of Chasw Stephenson, we can only go back to DAVID STEPHENSON, born Kentucky, removed to Vir­ ginia., where in I805; Charles was born.~ In I8I3, emigrated to Greene County, o ... Shortly after, David we11.t to Champaign Co~,o~, entered a piece of land, built a cabin on it, but before he could bring his family, took sick and died, was buried on his new horne in the wildern.ess ... His widow, with her 8 children, moved to this new home in the woods~ They lived there about I year, then moved or traded for a place in Clark county,where they lived until. all the children grew to maturity!!. OATH as t·o NONCUPATIVE 1rJILL of DAVID STEPHENSON; Day book Probate Court, Champaign Co.Ott, Thursday,I9 May,I8I4"James Dunlap 8··. Thomas Wate comes into court ~r. Made oath to a non­ cupative will of David Stephenson,Decldj which was ordered to be certified, put on record& Martha Stephenson, wife of dec'd, sworn as executor, according to law~ Non-cupative will David Stephenson;BkaA,Champaign Co.O~Page 38; We the subscribers, were called upon by David Stephen­ son,dec1d, in his last sickness,2ist of Feb.I8I4, as wit- Page 4 COMPARED RECORDS STEPHENSON-SfBVENSON FAMILIES CHAPTER VII nesses to the way said David Stephenson wished his proper­ ty disposed of, to-wit; All his property, except one sor­ rel horse, he wished to be left in the hands of his wife to support herself and children during her natural life. The small sorrel horse is to be given to my son Arthur, and my land at the death of my wife, Martha, to be equally di­ vided between my children, Arthur, Martha, Anna, David,Char­ les, John and Jane~ The money due me in Virginia to be ap­ plied to the payment of my land in the office. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our hands and seals this Nineteenth day of May, IBI4. James Dunlap-- Thomas Wate. Recorded Aug.22, I8I4, W.W. Ward, Clerk. HAMILTON STEPHENSON, Assignee. Deed to the above land was made out to heirs of David Steph= enson,Assignee of HAMILTON STEPHENSON, I824, land office at Cincinnati.; Ohio. Could this HAMILTON STEPHENSON have been the son of James Stephenson of Craven Co.or Charleston Co .. S.C.(see page I) perhaps relative of David, thus tying the two families to­ gether? Descendants of David and Martha have kept the name STEPHE1- SON. STINSON From "The STEPH.ENSONJarnilyn by J.C. Stephens on, Nashville, Tennessee~ "STINSON" is Scottish vernacular for Stephenson. WILLIAM STEPHENSON and CAPT. JAI-IES ~11~}-~PHENSON were enrolled in the Colonial Army as 1tJILLIAr-'I AND ,TAIVIES STINSON~ ELIJAH STINSON.,. b. Va,, I762, d. Evansville, Ind.I835 ... Mar, Rachel Cobbj 6-26-1765, Surry Co~N~C~, then living in home of parents. Pension claim W9678, states born in Vir­ giniaJ but family moved to North Carolina when he was very young~ Entered service from North Carolina, age I9, and had moved from South Carolina to Nroth Carolina ca I Year previous.Another record states service from Gates Co., N~C., but this may refer to 3rd and later service. ELIJAH STINSON-D9A.R. Lineage Book, Vol.6,page 79, Married Rachel Cobb. Elijah enlisted from Virginia, & with 6 bro­ thers fought during the struggle for liberty. His family always kept the name STINSON. FIRST CENSUS 1 I790, ELIJAH BRAZILL STINSON, is ONLY ELIJAH STINSON found anywhere in southern states, was in South Carolina, living in Pendleton County~ Could this have been the ELIJAH names in the list of Child­ ren of JAMES STEPHENSON who died in Monroe Co., (W )Va., , in I802? Other data that may help tie the McCLURES and STEPHENSON families together, and establish Page 5 COMPARED RECORDS STEPHENSON=STF.VRNSON FAMILIES CHAPTER VII DAVID STEPHINS(Stephenson) who married Martha McClure, as the son of JAMES STEPHENSON, who died in Monroe County, in I802. "Gleanings" by Morton 1 page I39~ November Court, I786, shows following presented for non~payrnent of taxesgJames Stevenson; John Stevenson; and David Stevenson. Note all spelled with "v". Ibidpage 183; Land owners;Alexander Stev­ enson~ James Stevenson, and John Stevenson.Note "V". "History of Rockbridge County" by Morton; List of tithables I778, includes Arthur McClure• James, Joseph and Robert Stephenson. Taxpayers,I782; Arthur McClure. Reports of Processioners, I767 James Simpson & John Mitchell pro­ cessed for Arthur McClure between Buffalo and James rivers, Greenbrier Court Order;I79I. James Stephenson, wife Anne & James Jr., named as of Bath County. Bath County Deed Book page 253; to James Stephenson and James Jr., from Samuel & Eliz. Gilliland 387 acres head branch of Spring Creek. I790 Census,Greenbrier Families; Stephenson; James Sr; James Allex; David and Robert. J.C. Stephenson in his "The Stephenson Family" states there were 5 Stephenson sisters who married Miller Brothers,sons of Henry Miller, who had the first iron furnaces in this country. Augusta County Virginia Deed Bk~Vol.2, page I65; Savage vs Eyre, refers to a deed dated June 23,I800, by Ann & James Stephenson,et al., on Mill Creek, Berkeley County. This"et aln might give the names of older children not named in will. Will probated Rockbridge Co., Va.Nov.7,1780, written Augusta Co.by Robert Kirkpatrick,25 Oct.I777, Congregation of Provi­ dence, Co. of Augusta; to my beloved wife Margaret, I/3 all my real & whole my personal estate by her freely to possess and to be enjoyed during her life. After my decease, then to be equally divided to my other heirs. Mary Piggins(spelling uncertain)whose estate shall be prescribed after the shares of my heirs as follows;My daughters; Jean Gay; Elizabeth Steavenson; Lottie Wilson, daughter Agnes Wilson; Margaret Hays; Hannah Shelton{spelling uncertain) equal shares of real estate, moreover Mary Figgins her share already given,now gives her 5 shillings to be paid within I year after my de­ cease. ROBERT ST~ENSON;CHARLES HAYS; JOHN SHELTON,Executors. Probated by oath Thomas vJilson,John Kirkpatrick &. Alexander Walker.witnesses.Appraisers;John Dunlap, James Elliott,Rob~ ert Dunlap. No f"U.rther mention is made of ROBERT STEVENSON. Due to the inclusion of the name"GAY" the known relationship between the family of JOHN STEVENSON who married MARTHA WAR­ WICK, this Robert Stevenson is probably their son, as they a.re known to have had a son ROBERT. According to Bible re­ cords & Draper MSS, Robert, son of John and Martha,went to Tenn, then to Kentucky. Rec-ord of this family already on Page 6. COMPARED RECORDS STEPHENSON-STEVENSON FAMILIES CHAPTER VII file in DliA.R. library and Columbus., Ohio State librarye JOI-IN STEVE:t-TSON married MA.i.-qTHA \iAR\vICI{, lived Augusta Co.~ Va., moved to Kentucky, Woodford Co8before 1800. Grandsons John; James and Thomas(sons of Samuel)~ moved to Greene County1 Ohiow About the same time, William STEPHENSONL note the spelling, came to Greene County, Ohio, with his wife Rachel.{Kirkpatrick) dau.John and Jane(Wilkins) Kirk­ patrick~ William Stephenson was son of a ROBERT STEPi.­ ENSON and wife ELIZABETH(Maiden Name unknown) Record of this in Bible of Mrs. Sarah Jane Paull, 220I E. Kessler Blvd~, Indianapolis, Ind. (Photo copies inmmy possession) A reasonably full account of this family branch included in an account 0 stevensons in Kentucky and Ohio" submitted to D.A.Ro library and Ohio State library. Following record submitted by Mr. Rex Stephensonj5724 Fred­ erick Rd~, Dayton, Ohio. It is my understanding that this lineage was accepted by N.s.s.A.R. JAMES STEPHENSON SR. died I802, Mar. Ann Garner; Had son~ JAMES STEPHENSON JR. I766~I846,ijarried Margaret Smith 3-3I~ 1796 Bath County, Va$ Had, among others SAMUEL; SAMUEL STEPHENSON 1799- I884; Married Martha McClure I-I5- I824, daughter Samuel McClure, Jackson Coe, and hadg SAMUEL STEPHENSON I826-I883; Married Elgina Gilliland, and had: GEORGE w·. STEPHENSON I869-I950, married Dora B. Farrar, had; REX STEPHENSON 1907, Married Fina Craig. To STEVENSON RECORDS this should be added: I cannot relate it to any particular family, but because of location of or­ igin of person writing will, it is included; Certified copy of pension application: Dated Sept~~2, I832, Carrol County, Tenn., signed by ROBERT STEVENSON, states he was born Augusta Co., Va. age is 79(birth date I753). He en­ tered service Augusta Co.,_I777, as a volunteer Militia sol_, diere Officiers were Col. UeoeMathews, Capt.Wm. Anderson, LteJoseph Patterson. After this period, his father sold his plantation in Augusta County, moved to Greenbrier Ca.~ in the same state. In I779 he joined as a Militia private vol­ unteer. 0fficiers were; Col. Andrew Donnelly, Capt.John Cook, and Lt. John Daye The statement was subscribed by a clergyman, Thomas Young, and a justice of the peace, Sam­ uel Ingram. Feb.22, r843, will of Robert Stevenson probated Carrol Co. It is rather unusual, so will be copied verbatim. In the name of God, Amen. I, Robert Stevenson of the county of Carroll and State of Tennessee being of sound mind and perfect memory blessed be God do this day I8th of November in year of our Lord 1838 make this my last will and testa~ ment in manner followingthat is to say. First I give and be­ queath the tract of land on which I now live to my daughter Page 6a cor1PARED RECORDS STEPIIBNSON-STE\71'~NSON CHAPTER VII }1ary Stevenson and my son 1,,filliam r,1, Stevenson to be owned by them jointly for thier use and behefit. 2nd I give and bequeath to my daughter :Mary Stevenson my gray mare and to my son vl1 lliam ~1 .. Stevenson my bay mare41 3rd. I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Stevenson my big Bible and Hyrnn book and to my son 11illiam M .• Stevenson I give and le.., queath my Latin dictionary and also one English dictionary~ 4thT I give and bequeath to my son Samuel G. Stevenson my cross cut s~w ~ Woods Di2tio~ri. 5th. I give and bequeath to my son William M" Stevenson al.l my plantation utencits and all the tools belonging to the plantation use of-the·· farm.6th,. I give and bequeath to my Grand Daughters Eli.za Jane Stevenson and Winney Catherine Stevenson one bed and furniture each one cow and calf and ewe and lamb each also some household furni.ture left d.iscreti.onary with their Aunt Mary Stevenson to give thew~ 7th. It is my wish that my wa­ gon remain on the plantation for the use of the plantation and the fami.ly while they are together. 8th. It is my wish that the household furni tu.re not particularly bequeathed in this my last will and testamen.t remain with my daughter, Mary Stevenson Subject to her controll and disposal as may suit her inclination, and I hereby make and ordain my worthy friend William Thorpe Executor and my loving d.aughter,Mary Stevensonmy Executirx of this my last will and testamentein witness whare of I the said Robert Stevenson have to this my last will and 'testament set my hand and seal the day and year above written~ Signed sealed published and declared by the said Robert Stevenson the Testator as his als will and Testament in the pr~sence of us who ware present at the time of Signing and Sealing there of. Robert Stevenson (Seal) Alexander R. Vickers(Mark)

William A. i?illiams (i) " State of Tennessee) August Term I843 Carroll County) This day the last will and Testament of Robert Stevenson Deed was produced in open court and the Execution duly proven by the oath of Alexander Vickers one of the sub­ scribing witnesses their to and ordered to be recordede A copy Test Y~ W$ Allen Clerke

Page? COI·1?ARED RECORDS STEPHENSON-STE.VENSON CHAPTER VII

The following sent this copier by Mrs~ Louis Saine Siniff 3124 First Ave., Great Falls, Montana~ Lydia Ann Stephenson was born Jan.5,I834(Wher?) married Frederick Junoud_~ prominet farmer of Athens County, Ohio, November 30, 185·2. \-Te presume this marriage took place in Athens County, for her husband lived all his life in that county. They had IO children.For many years they farmed on Sugar Creek in Dover Townshipj Athens County. Lydia died March 29,I896, after a long illness, She was the 2nd daugh= ter of .A.LEXANDER STEPHENSON and wifeiELIZABETH ORME., who had a brother,1.tiTi.11 Orme, who also lived on Sugar Creek. Mrs$ Frank Junod, daughter-in-law sent a copy of the obituary, which syas she was born "in the vicinity". She joined the M~ E. Church I870 ~ 11rs. Frank Juno thinks Lydia Ann Stephen­ son had 2 sisters, Ruth and Ellen, but gave no married names. But a grand-daughter sent the name of one,Ellen, who was ?1rs ~ Wm., Southerton •. The first Mrs~ Frank Junod is buried in Mc.Dougal Cemetery i.n Athens County., Ohio •. Effie Junod Dorr., daughter Lydia f\.n11 Stephenson Junod., is buried in \vest Union Cemte-ry ....L\then.s County;O ... Addye Junod, daughter ~rederick Louis Junod and Ann (Lydia) Stephenson, married Orrin Virgil Siniff of Fairfield CountyJ Ohio. Their oldest son, Louis Saine Siniff is the husband of Mrss La S. Siniff, who sent this enquiry, concerning the family background of the parents of LYDIA ANN STEPHEN.SON AND DAUGHTER OF AI .. EXANDER STEPHENSON

AND HIS WIFE ELIZABE'TH ORJvIE i-

ALEXANDER STEPHENSON, who lived 01-i S1.1gar Creek., Dover Twp. Athens Co., O. be-=de=- Mar. Elizabeth Orme(who had a bro= ther, vifill Orme., who lived in the same township). They had, Ie Ellen Stephenson; married William Southertone :, e Lydia Ann Stephenson b. I-5-I8JL1 .. ; Died 3-29-1896, Athens County, Oa Mar.II-30-I852 Athens Co.,O~(frobably) Fred~ erick Louis Junod and hAd IO Children; We know of 3, a. Frank Junod marriec ?; 2nd. Buried West Union Cem., Athens, Ohio. Instead BureMcDougal Gem.Athens Ceo be Effie Junod, married Dorr; Buried West Union Cem., Athens, Ohioe Ce Addye Junod married Orrin Virgil Siniff of Fairfield Co@,Os Had son Louis Saine Siniff, who lives 3I24 First Ave., Great Falls, MontanaG 3e Ruth Stephenson Any further information regarding this family will be appreciated by Mrs~ Siniffs

Index Pager C0!1PARED RECORDS STEPHRNSON--STRV""F~NSON CP.tAPTER VII n An n Jn Cont ' d Allen, Y~ W. 6a Junodj Mrs. Frank 7 "C" "K" Callidon; Jane 3 Kirkpatrick, John 5 n , John 3 " , Margaret5 Cobb; Raq.hel 4 " , Robert 5 Craig, Fina 6 "L" '~!) n Livesay, 2 Dorr, Effie Junod 7 Livisay,Andrew 2 Draper, MSS 5 Livesay(Livi.3ay) 2 Dunlap, James 3,4 " , Jefferson 2 Dunlap, John 5 " , John 2 Dunlap, Robert 5 " , Margaret I.,2,3 " , Nancy 2 "En " ,. Peter 2 Elliott, James 5 " • Thomas 2,3 Ewing, Agnes 2 " , Sterling 2 Ewing_r Nancy I n , Thomas Jr. 2 Ewing, Sarah 2 Lunz, Clarence I Eyre,-~- 5 "Mc" Ti-1cClure ,Family 4 "F" n ., Arthur 2,3.,5 Farrarr, Dora B. 6 " , Arthur Jr. 3 " , Charles 3 "G" " , Elizabeth 3 Gardner, Ann 2 " , James 3 Garner, Ann 2$6 " ., John 3 Gartner,-- 2 " , Margaret 3 Garten,-~ 2 " , Mary 3 Gay, ~ane 5 " , Martha 2.,3,6 Gilli land, Elgina 6 " , Nancy 2 Gilliland, Elizabeth 5 " , Samuel 2,3,6 Gilliland, Samual 5 " , William 3 Mccue, Rev, John 3 "H" "M" Hale, Rhoda 2 lVIiller, Boyd I Hays, Charles 5 " , Brothers 5 Hays, Margaret 5 n , Hugh I Hull, Rhoda 2 " , Henry 5 Humphreys, Blanche 3 Mil!che1.l, John 5 Morton,--- 5 "I" "O" Irons, Catherine 3 Orme, Elizab.eth 7 Iron,~- 3 Orme, Will 7 ttpn "J" Paull, Sarah Jane 6 Junod, Addye 7 Figgins, Mary 5 Junod, Frederick 7 Pinnell, Rev.John 2 Junod, Lydia Ann Stephenson 7 Pursell, Virginia NyeI Spencer Index Page 2 COMPARED RECORDS STEPHENSON-STEVENSON CHAPTER VII 0 tiRn "S" Cont·td Riegel, Mayburt Stephenson I Stephenson> Samuel I,2,6 n , Sarah 6 "S" n , Smith 6 Savage,=-- 5 n ; Thomas I Shelton, Hannah 5 " J William I,2_,4.,6 Shelton, John 5 Stephins, David. 3 Shope, Jane I Stevenson.- David 5 Shumate, John JePe 2 " , Elizabeth 6 Simpson, James 5· " , Eliza Jane 6a Siniff, Louis Saine 7 , James 5,6 n n , ].fr s ~ L G S • 7 , John 5,6 Siniff, Orrin Virgil 7 n ; Margaret 2 Smith, Jane I,? " , Mary 6a Smith,, John I,2 yt , Robert 5,6.,6a Smith. Margaret, I,2J6 " , Samuel Ge 6a Snodgrassj Rebecca 3 " , Thomas 6 Southerton, Mrs. ViTrn .. 7 " ., ~linney Catherine " j Ellen 7 6a Stephenson " ;; "'Till iam Mo 6a Steephenson, David 3 Stinson,~...... , ..... 3,4 Steavenson, Elizabeth5 Swope, Jane I Stephenson,--- 3,4 Swope, Michael I " , Alexander 2,5.7 " ., Allex 5 "T'' n ,. Anne I,5 Tharpe, William 6a n I Ann I " , Anna 4 "V" " , Arthur 4 Vi.ckers, Alexander R

:: : g~:r~es tt3,l~.5 "tnf 11 n , Ellen 7 Walker, Alexander 5 n , Elijah I,2 \iJardj. lrv. W 9 4 t9 ~ooro-o T11r f... l, r ~ -n• ... -~ ,.. , ... lvL:l ·J.·~ t" OL J Liv o'-' 1111.v ~'.I al. \IV ..1.. ~ .h ., '-" • 1.·n~,_ 5 l. , HamiltonI,4 Wate, Thomas 3,4 " I Je C., 4,5 White, Elizabeth 2 n , James (Capt.) 4 1-Ihi te .• Polly 2 tt j James Sr~I,2,4,5,6 1.rJil.11.ams, Wm. A. 6a " , James Jr.I,2,5 Wilson, Agnes, 5 " , Jane I,2,4,6 Wilson, Lottie 5 " J John I,2,4,5 Wilson, Thomasa 5 , John Garner2 n , Joseph I,S· Stinson added " , Lydia Ann? Stinsonj Elijah 4 " , Martha 3.,4 " , Elijah Brazill4 ft , Mary I.,6a " , James 4 " , Nancy I " , Martha 3 , Rex 6 n , William 4 " , Robert I,2,5 , Ruth 7 CHAPTER VIII Pager

TAX, CENSUS 3 AND OTHER RECORDS,LOGAN,CHAMPAIGN,CLARK COUNTIES AI Ti IN OHIO ItIO Madison Countya

Mitchell 1 Davidwas prop.Richard Stephenson. 1.~.JQ_ __ Chan:paign Countx. Johnston, Silas I82I Cla.rk County. T¥.. I'4innich, Mikiel Callison., John I8IO Greene County Kizer, Joseph & Philip McClure, William Kizer, David & John Stevenson, William Menick, Wm.Peter & Philip. Kizer., Jobn Jre Miranda, Samuel Stephens, Evan Stephens, Evan SP0dgrass, James Sr. Stephenson, Robert Snodgrass, Robert Stephenson~ Martha. Snodgrass., John Stephenson, Wm.non-resident Stevens, James Stevens, John Stevenson, James Stevenson, John) sons of John,& wife " , James) Martha Warwick Stev- " , Thomas )enson,from Va. Pt.: 1Cy. Stevenson, William Stevenson, William I822 Clark County.Tax duplicate Johnston, Christopher Callison, John I~I~ C]ar~ Counti* French, Micah(heir of) Minich., Michael Kizer, Philip (Heirs of) Collison, John Kizer, Joseph & George Kizer, Philip Minick, Peter;William Kizer., David Miranda, Samuel Kizer, Joseph Snodgrass, John . Minich, Michael Stephens, Evan Stephens, Evan Steveson, James(J entries) France(French) Michael Stephenson, Robert I8I9 .Clark C,ountx. u , Martha, same as 1 2! Stephens, Evan Stephenson, William,non res. :tviinick, Iviichael Collison., John Kizer, David & Philip Menich, William, Peter. Stephenson, Martha(original owner Wm. Elliott~) Clark Coun!l., I820, I823 Clark County Tax. Collison., John Collison, John French, Micah Kizer, Philip{heirs.) Minick, Peter; Williame Kizer, John & Seavier. Kizer, Philip(heirs of) French, Micah(heirs) Kizer:- Davide Menick, Peter, Wm.,Michael,& Minn5ch, Michael Philip. Meranda, Samuel Miranda, Samuel Stephens, Evan Snodgrass, John Stephenson, Robert Stephens, Evan.here sp. Stevehs. Stephenson, Martha,original owner Stephenson,Martha Wm. Elliott.) n .,Wm.Non resident. CHAPTER VITT Page 2 Assembled Tax, Census,and other records, central Ohio Counties. I8?J1~ Cl~rk c,_ount:y Tax Collison, John;Arthur; James French, heirs of Micah Kizer, heirs of Philip; Kizer, Jos.;Geo;David; John,Jacob. Snodgrass, John Stevens, Evan. Stephenson, Martha; Stephenson, William Jr. 2 entries. I826. Clark County1 Tax. Stephens, Robert E. Stevens, Evan Stephenson, William Stephenson, Robert,Harmony Twp. Census Clark County I830 Kisor., Ja'cob; MaleI{6'0-7d) FemaleI(I5-20) 1(60-70) Kisor, Jacob Jr.Male 1(20-30) Female 2(under5) I(20-30) Kisor,John Male 2(under5) I(20-30) FemaleI(under5)2{5-IO) I(J0-40) Stephens, Robert M.2(under 5)I(5-IO);I(J0-40); F. I(u.nder5) -F.I{5-00);I(20-30) - Minnich, Peter, Male 2(under 5);I(J0-40)j Female I(under 5) Female I(IO-I5);I(20-30) Minick, Michael;Male I(20-30);I(60-70), Female I(IO~I5), Female I(20-30);I(50-60). Stephens, Wllliam;Male I(20-JO);Female I(under5) I(20-30) McClure, Nancy;Male I(I5-20);Female I(under5);I(5-IO); Female I(IO-I5);I(40-50) Collison, Arthur;Male 2(under5),2(5-IO);I(I5-20);I(30-40) Female I(5-IO); I(20-30) Stephenson, Evan;Male I(under5),I(5-I0);2(IO-I5);I(50-60) F. I(5-IO);I(under5);I(IO-I5);I(IS-20); Female I)40-50) Stephenson, David; Male 2(under 5); 2(5-IO);I(20-30), Female I(20-30) Mer8r ~ George; Male I(under5);I(20,_30) Female I(20-30) Mer an.C\'1., Jona than, Male I (~_0-50) Merandy, Samuel Male I(60-70) Collison~ James; Male 2(under 5); I(30-40);Female I(5-IO) Female 1(20-30) Stephenson, Arthur; Male I(under 5), I(5-IO);I)30~40), Female I(under 5); I(5-IO);I(20-30). French, John; Male I(under 5): I(5-IO), I(J0-40); Female, I(20-JO), I(60-70). This is probably Martha Stephenson, mother Ann Stephenson French. I832, Martha gave deed to John French for her land in Clark County. CF~PTER VIII Page 3 Assembled Tax, Census and other records, Central Ohio CENSUS CLARK COUNTY r830 ContYd. Stephenson, Charles, Male I{under 5·); I(20C,030), Female I(under 5): I(20-30) Minnich, John, Male I(5~IO), I(J0-40): Female I(20-30) Collison, Charles ; Male I(under 5): I(J0-40)i Female I(unner 5)g 1(20-30). Mernady, Newland; Male !(20-30): one child; Female I(20-JO}. Callison, John, Male I(50-60), Female I(20-30): I(60-70). LOGAN COUNTY CENSUS 1850 Stevenson, Robert, age 44., born Virginia #I " , Mary~ age 39, born Ohio " , John, age I6, born Ohio Note; I find no con­ " 1 Addison, age IL1, born Ohio nection between No.I " , Elizabeth age IO, born Ohio and No.5 and any o­ " , Anna, age 9, born Ohio ther family. " , Angela., age 5, born Ohio " , Anson., age 3, born Ohio " 1 Wm~ K~ age I., born Ohio Stevenson, William, age 25, born Ohio #2 n , Sarah L~ age 22., born Ohio living here also Stevenson, Robert, age I9j born Ohio and Margaret, age I. Stevenson, John, age 23, born Ohio #3 De~r , Sarah, age 55, born Penna. Stevenson, Robert, age 25, born Ohio #4 Stevenson, Mary, age 19, born Ohio9 Stevenson, William, age 46, born Virginia #5 " , Louisa, age 39, born Penna9 " , Eliza J. age I6, born Ohio " . , Wme R. age I4., born Ohio Stev~is·on., ·Isabella age I2, born Ohio » , Lewis H. ag~ IO, born Ohio " , Samantha age 8, born Ohio " , Martha Ae age 5, born Ohio Stevenson, Joseph, age 37, born Virginia #6 " , Delilah, age 33, born Virginia " , adughter, age I month, born Ohio<,, Stevenson, George, age 27, born Ohio #7 " , Margaret, age 26, born Ohio; children age 7-5- " , L 0 gan, age 21, born Ohio '' "4-4 horn Ohio Stevenson, Peter, age 67, born Virginia #8 continued next pagee CHAPTER VIII Page 4 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS CENTRAL OHIO LOGAN COUNTY CENSUS I850 cont'd #8

Stevenson, Peter age 6-P born Virginia0 r(Peter mar.Hannah tt , Hannah 3 age 5j Casey, Greene Co. o. in Chamo vi , Zane, age 2Iy born OhioI=24~I8I5. PeterD son " , Sol(sp.?) age I8St born Ohio Wmo rf Greene Co.,) " , Marcus age IJ., born Ohio

" , Alexander 9 age !I, born Ohio " , John Reid, age 4,, born Ohio Chapter JV, is record of Rev.Joseph Stevenson, and his sons, James E.; Joseph and T. M. Stevensono Rev. Joseph is age 7I, born Marylande Continuing Census~ 1850; Stevenson1 Wm. age 30, b.Ohio,(#9) Jane, age 23, B.Ohio; John F.~ age 5, b.Ohio; David E. age 2, born Ohio Stevenson, Matthewg age 28, born Pennao #IO

Stephenson! David, age 50, born Virginia #IIo Ann, age 46 9 born Penna., Harvey age I7, b. Ohio; Angelina, age I5, born Ohio; Martha A. age II» b.O.; Priscilla age 8, b. Ohio, Richard age 6, b.O.; Sarah age 4, bGOhio. Ste~henson, Charles, age 44, born Virginia #I2 , Rachel, age 42, born Ohio tt . , Joseph, age 20, born Ohio " , Martha,age I8, born Ohio " , Jane, age I5, born Ohio tt , Rebecca, age 13, born Ohio , John, age I2 9 born Ohio "tt I Ann, age 8, born Ohio tt , Sarah, age 6, born Ohio , Rachel,age 4, born Ohio "ft 9 David, age 3, born Ohio Stevenson, Noah, age 33, born Ohio #I3 » ~ Sharlotte, age 29, born Ohio " , Eliza, age II, born Ohio (I find no con- " , Orren, a~e 8, born Ohio nection between Noah " , Louisa., r:age 5, born Ohio (Louisa Ann) {and any " , Laura, age 2, born Ohio other family)

TAX LISTS I8IO Champaign Coe (Made from Greene & Franklin) Stanfieldp Thomas(noted because Eli Stanfield mar.Nicy Dunnis(Dumas) New, sister to Unity New, who mar. James Stephenson. Stanfield mar. I824., Logan Co.; Ohioo

Johnston9 Silas(was he related to James Stephenson?) Minturn, Jacob, Minnich~ Mikiel(Married into David Steph~ · ' enson family); 'stevens, Christian, Marmin, Martin, Tax list cont'd next page. CHAPTER VIII Page 5 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS CENTRAL OHIO Tax Lists Champaign Co. I8IO cont'd, Tax List I8I6, Stevens, Cr ~istian, Stevenson, Abrahame Stevens, Robert, former owner,Jase Galloway of Greene Co., Oe wife Martha to Robert Stephens300 A. survey 5I58, on Darby's Creek ImI2-I8I6 - Tax Lists I8I8, Stephens, Robert Jro~ Same land as above deeded to Robert Jre from Robert Sro and wife Rebekah. Stevens, Robert Jr._;_ Stevens, Christian, Stevens$ Abra­ ham. Tax Lists I8I9; Stevens, Robert Sr., and Jr. Also Christian and Abraham. Tax Lists I820, Stephens, Abraham(note spelling) Stephens, Christian; Stephenson, Jos.(non~resident) and Stephen­ son, Jr., Robert.(Same as Robert Stephens?) Recorders office Jan.7,I824, Robert Stephens and wife Char- lotte to Peter Black, Survey 5I58~ Book F, page 46I

Census Record Champaign County9 I820 Stephens, Jamesj Male 3{under IOT;I(26-45), Female I(I6-22) Stephenson, Francis; Male 5(under IO),I(IO~I6); I(I6~I8) I(I6~26);I(26~45). Female I(under IO);I(I6~26):I(26~45) Stephens, Abraham; MaleI(26~45), Female 2(under IO), 1(26-45) Stephens, Wllliam; Male 4{under IO), I(IO-I6),I(26-45) Female 2(IO~I6), I(I6m26);I(26-45) Stephens, Christian; Male I(under IO),I(IO=I6);2(I6-26) I{26=45), I(over 45); Female I(under I0);2(I6~26):I(over45) Wayne Township Stephens, Robert~Male I(IO-I6):I(26~45)gI(Over 45) Female 2(I6-26);I(Over 45) Census Records Champaign County, I830 Stevenson, Francis; Males I(5-IO); !(30-40) I(40m50): Female I(IO~I5), 1(30-40), Probably same as Francis Stephenson in I820. Stevens, Abram; Male I(5-IO); I(30~4o);I(40-50): Female I(IO~I5),I(J0~40) Stevens, James, Male I(under 5):I(5~IO);I(IO-I5);I(I5~20) I(JQ~40): Female I(under 5) I(J0-40) Stevens, William:MaleI(20-30) Female I(I5~20)

Stevens, William 9 EsqQ Male 2(IO~I5) 2(I5-20) !{20-30) Female I(5=IO),I(20-30) I(40~50) Mad River Twp" ~tf.'lir~ns~ Christian; Male I(60=70) Female I(60-70) ltayne To·w-nship. Stevenson, Loudy, Male 2(u.nder 5); I{5~IO),I(J0-40) Female l(under 5) I(5~IO);I()0~40):I(70~80) Union Township Waine Below: Stevenson1 Edward Male I(under 5) I(5=I0) I(IO~I5)I(30=40) Female;I(under 5) I(20-30) Stevens, John Male 2(u.nder 5) 2(5~IO) I(40~50) Female, 2(under 5) I(5=I0) I(30~40) CHAPTER VIII Page 6

ASSEMBLED TAX 9 CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS CENTRAL OHIO Census 1830 Champaign County ContYd Stinson, John, Male I(40-50) Female I(20=JOj Stinson, Mehill, Male I(under 5) I{5~IO) Female I(under 5) I(20-,J0) Records Champaign County., Sources noted. D.A.R. #418983, ~irs. lvfargaret Williamson McIntosh, 24I9-9th Ave", Lewiston, Tdaho. Descended from JOHN S~~p~~~(sometimes spelled STEV~~NS) born IO-I3-I763 Lancaster Co~, Penna; died 3~3-1836, in Westville, Cham.~ paign Co~, Ohio. Roster Revolutionary Soldiers buried in o., Vol.eIII. Married Christine Elizabeth Wise, of the family of Governor Wise of Virginia. Moved to Champaign County after the was~ He was a private in Colonel Nathaniel Gist's Reg. of Virginia. Page 286, Saffall 1 s Revolutionary records. Tax record Mad River Twp~ 1 Champaign Co.I836, Westville; John L. Stevens., Lots 3 and 4 · Thomas J. Stevens, lots 5 and 6e JOHN STEPHENS had son ROBERT STEVENS born Mason County, Ky. 7~20-I802; died I-6~I864, in Will County, Ill. Portrait & Biographical Album; Will Co.,Ill. page 528-529. Mar. Ist Lydia Ann Pence, had 3 ch~; all dec 1 d as of I890. Mar. 2nd Will County, I0-=29-I835, to Nancy Kerche·val, bePreble Coe Ohio,I0~28-=I8I4, had lived Will Co. since I830. Ist wifed. 1833. Had ch; Lewisz Thomas Je, James; Sarah A.~ Mary A.: Alberto Mrse Stevens{2nd) died IOm25~I899e Thomas Jefferson Stevenss born I838., Will County, 111.,mar. Louise Brodie, b~I837, died I9I8, Philadelphia, Penna. From these records, Mrso Florence Stevens Tait(George) has D.A.R. #27,887, and Mrsi Mcintosh(Gary I.)(address above) has #4I8,983~ References; Portrait & Biographical Album of Will County, Ill.J pages 368-371, and pages 476 and 720. This published I898~ Volume published I890, pages 528-529e Photo=copies of latter history in hand of this compilere Refer also to "Souvenir of Settlement and Progress of Will County" Chicago History Directory PubeI884~ page 340. Page 720 1 History Will Co,,Ill. by Wms LeBR~on Jr.,I878s Further research in Champatgn County is ind~ ca·~ed, but -since the recent fire, the records are not in any sort of order~. No will was found., or any further data, in several days effort. CEMETERY RECORDS: CORBETT CEMETERYg made by two members Ur­ bana D.A.Re, under chairmanship Mrse Carl Pooler{Marjorie Russell)~ Daniel Stephens,d.I*I*I836, age 2~I-IO Elizabeth Stephens dau.R. and R. Stephens,d.I2~23-I8I6 age 22 years John Stephens,son Jam.es and Rebecca d.I~4~r838 age I4 moe John Stephens son R. and R$ Stephens d.I0~22-I8I9 age I9 yrs. Mary Stephens dau.R. and R. Stephens d.I0~20-I8I9 age 4 yrs. Robert Stephens son R. and R. Stephens d.8-8-I822 age 9 Yrs. Robert Stephens died 8~8-I820 age 63 yearso Page 7 ASSEMBLEDTAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS CHPATER VIII Continued from page 7, re cemetery records,CORBETT Cemetery Champaign County~ MILITARY SERVICE: John Stephens born 1795, died I8I4. Eur~ ied Corbett Cemetery, Wayne Township~ Champaign Cou.nty,Oe Enlisted Nove27, I8I2, discharged I2-27-I8I2. Served in Army as private in Capte Thomas StretchYs Company. As of 1962, Charles Stephens was living in this county, in Thackery, to be exact. He was a former county commiss~ ioner. No investigation has been made of his family or ancestors. SILAS JOHNSTON settled in Johnston Twp.,Champaign Co.O. in I8IO, owned land where Millersport now is. His son, Walter came with him. According to Mr. Everhart, former re­ corder of Champaign County, who has done a great deal of research in the county records, Silas Johnston married Sarah Wardman. Walter Johnston married?? and had Lydia Johnstonj who married Joseph Stephenson; had Chas. died age 2 yrs; Martha Stephenson, died age 3; Alexander Co Steph~ enson b.IO-I6-I866, mare(I) Laura McCarty; mar.2nd Ellen Maurice. Refer to family David Stephenson for more detail on this family. Marriages Champaign Count~: Unidentified: {some) Thomas Stevenson to Maryale;I2-I9~I8II; Robt. Armstrong. Sarah Stevenson to Adam Rhodes 3-5~I8I2; John Guthridge. Peter Stevenson to Hannah Casey I-24~I8I5 Both M.G. Peter Minnich to Martha Stinson(dau»David & Martha Steph-

enson, 6-9-IBI6, by Jeremiah Sims 9 J.P. John Stevenson to Ann West(data not at hand) ·Harriett Stevenson to Wesley Hendershot(Dates in Urbana Mary Stevenson to William Russe119 records.} Elizabeth Stevenson to Peter Downsw Margaret Ste~enson to James Gibson William Stevenson to Nancy Hullinger. Andrew Stevenson to Ann Talbott William Stevenson to Judy Hannah David Stinson to Cecelia Galbreath(was this desc.David & Martha?)

Original Surveys of Logan County: page 5I,42 & 55 David Stephenson #347, I66 Acres, dated Dec.28, I8I9 David Stephenson, Military Warrant, July 8,IBI9 I60 A. n n n " " " I66 A. Logan County Census I820 2nd item,CENSUS I830; . Stephenson, Jane, Widow in Jefferson Twp. Males 2(under IO) I(I6-26); Females I(u.nder IO); I(26-45). Stephenson, James,Males 2(under 5);2(5~IO);I(20~30), Fe­ males,I(20-30). This tallies with family of Mi Gr~ grandfatherJ who mar. Unity New I823, & had children to fit this family, according to his Bible records. Page 8 ASSEMBLED TAX,CENSUS & OTHER RECORDS CHAPTER VIII LOGAN COUNTY CENSUS I830 Cont 1 d. New, Robert W. Male I(I5-20); Who was this? Shculd be a bro­ ther to Unity New, mar. James Stephenson~ By I84oj only James L. New was left in the county. Deacon, John, Male 2(under 5) I(30~4o);Female;I(under 5), 2(5-IO): I(30~40). John Deakin married Polly New I820 Union County, She probably dau. James Lacy New & sis~ ter to Unity New Stephenson. We have not been able to trace the Deacons. Stevason, James Male I(20~JO); Female·I(20-30) New, James L., Male I(60-70) Female 1(60-70).Parents Unity. Stephenson, Thomas; Male I(20-30);Female I(under 5) I(20~30 Stephenson 9 Joseph(Rev.) Male 2(under 5) 2(5-I0);2(Io~I5) 2(I5=20);I(5060) Female I(IO~I5) I(40-50) Stephenson, John Male 2(under 5) 2(5-IO) 2(IO-I5) I(I5-20) I(50-60) Female I(5~IO) I(IO~I5) I(I5~20) I(40-50) This is probably the John Who mar. Jennie Hatfield, and the underscored dau.is Rebecca who mar.Robert Dickinson. A Dickinson genealogy is in the Logan Co. librabry. Bellefontaine, Ohio. Stephenson, James; Male I(under 5) I(50-60) Female I(under5) I(5~IO) I(Io-I5) I(20-30). Stephenson, Charles Males I(under 5) I(5-IO) I(20-30) I(J0- 40); Females I(5-IO) I(IO-I5) 1(20-30). This is the Chas. mar. C-~ia 1 Scot~, Greene Co.I8I9. Chas. son Wm. b.Va. d. Greene Co.I826. Mar.Ist Tenn. Rachel Kirkpatrick, da.John & Jane(Wilkins) Kirkpatrick. Charles b.Kentucky, I796. Stanfield, Eli; Male t(under 5) 1(20-30) Female I(under 5) I(5~IO) 1(20-30) Eli Stanfield mar.Nicy Dunnis(Dum.as) New, Logan Co.,2-30-I824, she probably dau. James Le and Gulielma(Ladd)New. CENSUS RECORD I840; LOGAN COUNTY: Rush Creek Twp; James L. New, Male I(IO-I5) I(I5~20)I(70~80) Females I(5~IO) I(I5-20) I(20~30) 2(40-50) !(70-80) Were the 2 females 40-50 yrs old, Nicy Dumas New Stan~ field and Polly New Deacon? And the children, their children? the 2 elder people were, no doubt, James Lacy New and Gulielma (Ladd) New. Neither Eli Stan­ field or John Deacon appear in this censusQ CENSUS LOGAN COUNTY I850: Some more details as to marr~ iages, some duplications. . Stevenson, Robert age 44, born Va.(A Robert Stevenson mar. " , Mary, age 39, born Va. Mary Williams Logan Co. tt , John, age I6, b.O• I-7-1834) " , Addison, age I4, born o. " , Elizabeth age IO, born o. " , Anna, age 9, born o.(Anna Stevenson mar.9-28- 1 62 Harvey Eddy) Hardin Co. ) , Angela age 5, b. o.(an Angela mar.Geo.Parks 7-I3- " I86Io Same?) H , Anson, age 3, B.O. Also Wm. age I.(No connection with any other family, as far as I can see. CHAPTER VIII Page 9 ASSEI'-IBLED TAX., CENSTJS AND OTHER RECORDS CENTRAL OHIO CENSUS LOGAN COUNTY, OHIO I850 Cont'd~ Stevlnson, William age 46, born Virginia " , Louisa., age 39, born Penna. " , Eliza .J., age I6, born Pennae " , William R., age I4, born Ohio " , Isabel, age I2, born Ohio " , L€wis H. !) age IO., born Ohio " , Samantha, age 8, born Ohio(see History below) Samantha Stevenson, b.7-20mI837;d.~-;clar.IO-II-I860 Aldridge Rudasil, b8--,d.; Had ch; Louis Henryb.I2-I6- I86I; Kenneth beI-I3=I864; Lorena b.J-22-1869; Leona b.II-5-I872, Elkin Jerome b.I-IO-I875. Cemetery Record(east of Rushsylvamia, Ohio William Stephenson b~3-I9-I804j Va~, d.5-I8-I895, age 9I -I-29. Leweza Stephenson, his wife,d.8-2I-I88I, age 69.., Imo~24 dae Born Pa.I8II. Stephensonl Wm.Re b.2-I5caI8J6;d.I2""'3I--I862, age 26 ... IO-I. Stepijenson, Sabilla b.3-r3-I834;d.7~24~r83S. Stephenson, Lewis H. beI840; died 7~9-I865, age 24-Ii­ I9 da. Co.iE, 23 Reg~O.V.Ie As far as my records go, this family is not related to any of the others. F.A.M.

Stephensonj Charles, age 44, born Vae " , Rachel, age 42., born Ohio. (Chas., son David & n , Joseph, age 20, b~Ohio Martha McClure Steph-

" 1 Martha, age I8., b ~ 0... ens on. ) " , Jane, age I5., b .. O. Mar.I;Line &2 Ezra Spencer " , Rebecca; age I2., b,O.Mar,, Fielding Johnston

" 1 John, age 8, b.O. r-1ar. Caroline Leach " , Ann., age :M~ar. --Scoby. " , Rachel age 4 Mari:J --Staley " 1 Sarah, age 11:ar. James McCashen " , David age 3- (Mar.~ records from Mrs a Wm ... G. Smith & Mrs.H. McD. Sharp) Stevenson, Joseph, age 37, b$Va~ (Jos. Mar. Delila Frey, " , Delila., b .. V-a. age 33. Logan Co.,0.2-I2i=I833. " , Dau~ age I Moeb.O. No connection with any other family, as far as I see. Stevenson, George, age 27, beOhio " , Margaret, age 26, b.O. (Gr~son David & Martha) " , Ch(v age 7,5,&4 yrse Stevenson, Wm~ age 25, b~O. (Another u.nconnected.Wme mar. " , Sarah, age 22, b.Oe Sarah L. King,II~23~I848e " , Male age I9, beO• Logan Co.) Stevenson, John, age 23, be0e(3~IO-I85I, John mar.Eliza­ Derr, Sarah,age 5~,b~Pas beth Derr. Their son,Wm. Thos. Stephenson. b.I-I9-I852;do7-I8~I9I3; Mar.Mary W. Kane, Logan CoG3-IO-I873G Another unconnected family. CHAPTER VIII Page IO

ASSEMBLED TAX 9 CENS1JS ArID OTHER RECORDS CENTRAL OHIO CENSUS LOGAN COUNTY I850 cont'd, Stephenson, David, age 50, born Va, (son David and Martha " , Ann, age 46, b.Va. McClure Stephenson; wife " , Harvey, age I7, b.O.is Ann Kizer, mar.I82I) " , Angelina, age I5, b.O n , }1artha A • .,age I2, b.O" Some older cho not at " , David Watt, b.O. age 9; home for census. " , Priscilla., age 8, b.Oo " J Richard, age 6, b.O. " , Sarah, age 4, b.Ohio. Stevenson, Matthew, age 28, b.Penna{Lived with Johnson family.) Stevenson(note spelling) William, age 30, b.Ohio " 1 Jane, age 23, b.Oe (Wm. is son of David Jr.above, 11 , John Fe, age 5, b.O. and wife Ann Kizer Staph.) " , David E. age 2, b.O. TAX RECORDS LOGAN COUNTY OHIO IfflI6, when Logan was part of Champaign County. Stevens., Christian; he was also in Champaign Co. I8I7 Stevens, Robert, former owner Jas. Galloway, Greene C-o. Stevens., Christian(I830, h~ was 60 00 70 yrs.old.Census) Stevens, Abraha.m ( I830 census he was 40 ... 50 Yrs oldo) I8I8 Stevens, Robert, former owned Jas. Galloway Stevens, Christian I8I9-I820-I82I~I822 Stephenson, Joseph I824 Stephenson, David, non~resident Survey#I04,34 " , David, #9928 Survey I826. Stephenson, John and Peter owned chattels in Jeffer~ son Twp. , James and Wm. owned chattels ,Paid road and school tax. Miami Twp. Stephenson, David #I0434 Survey. I827, Jefferson Twp. Stephenson, John, Lot #3 Stephens, John also Jeff. Twp. Monroe Twp. James Stephenson. David Stephenson #9929 and #10434. Chas. and William Stephenson, chattels 1828. Stephenson, J·ohn and Peter. Joseph also; has 33I3 & #3442. Stephenson, David #10434 reverted to State of Ohio and #9929 went to David Means. Stephenson, Charles W. and Samuel, Rush Creek Twp. Sons Wm. of Greene Co.Record in Library. Also spelled Stevenson. Stevenson, James in Rush Creek Twp. CHAPTER VIII Page II ASSEMBLED TAXj CENSUS AND OTHER CENTRAL OHIO RECORDS Here are some records of which some parts may be dupli~ cates, some may be new& l1arried Greene County; ROBERT STEPHENSON to ELIZABETH Ram= sey, 2-·I9=T824., by John James,J.P. We cannot relate this couple with any other family. Who were they? JOHN STEVENSON died Hardin County,May, I862, had wife LYDIA and son G.D. STEVENSON. Who were these Stevensons? ROBERT STEVENSON, buried Norman Cemetery, Hardin Co. Ohioj died 9~9=1887. Tombstone says he was 74years-3 mo-29 days. Who was this man?

William Stevenson died Hardin County,O. buried Taylor Creek

Cemetery, died II-29-I885 9 aged 35years 3 mo, 29 days. Who was this man? Not connected with any other familyJ as far as my records go. In April I834, John and Jane Stevenson sold Lot#3 in Zane­ sfield, Ohio, Logan Co. Who were they related to? I840 Census, Jane stevenson was listed as a widow in Logan County, with some family. HISTORY LOGAN COUNTY, Page 700 RUDASIL, ALDRIDGE~(son of Lawson and Harriett(Odor)Rudasil of Rappahannoch Co., Va.,)b. Logan Co.6~22-I837, married IO-II-I860, Samantha Stephenson, dau.Wmo and Louisa Steph­ enson. Samantha b.?~2o~r837. Had ch; Louis Henry Rudasil b.6-I6-I86I; Kenneth b.I-I3-I864; Lor­ ena b.3~22-I869, Leona b.II~5-I872; and Elkin jerome b. Ic:oIO-I875. Page 646 Dickinson, Robert, Farmer;P.O. North Greenfield; B. Jeffer­ son Twp.Logan Co.,0.3-I5-I8I2, oldest son Thomas & Maria (Lowe) Dickinson, who came to Logan Co. ca I8IO, locating south of Zanesfield, raising a large family. Robert mar. I-24~1833, Rebecca Stevenson, dau.John & Jennie(Hatfield) Stevenson. She was born Virginia, he in Kentucky, came to Logan Coe, before War I8I2, and were among those who took refuge in the blockhouse from the Indians. They have 8 liv~ ing children, Ruth Jane Dickinson, mar.A. Grubbsj Susannah mar.Isaac Henry; George Dickinson; Henry 6. Dickinson, an Attorney at law; Eliza, mar.Eo Powers, Deliverancei Elliott; and Joshua Dickinson. Page 448; Rush Creek Township, in the year I823, John Wolf settled on the farm of William Stephenson. Among the first marriages was that of Joseph Stephenson to Delilah Fry by Squire Fields. Page 343. Stevensons were mentioned as one of the first and leading families in Bellefontaine. Page I2 CHAPTER VIII ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS OF LOGAN CO. AND OTHER CENTRAL OHIO COTTNTIES. Quote from t1istory of Logan County contid, Page 45I; Robert Stephenson kept one of the first hotels in Rush­ sylvania about I834, the town being then called "Clagg Town" in honor of the proprietor. Robert Stephenson was succeeded by Thomas Carson in 1846. Page 5I5; Ridgeway I860; "Stephenson & Co.,Flouring Mills Lo Stephenson, blacksmith, R. Stephens on, Hotel o (Robert)" Logan County Marriag~s to I85I(Stephenson-Stevenson) Stevenson, James to Nancy Reed I-25~I822 Stevensonj James to Unity New I-20-I823.Joseph Euans J.P. Stanfield, Eli to Nicy Dumas New 3-20-1824 Stephenson, Thomas to Judith Hoover 9~I8~I828(son Rev.Jose) Stevenson, Robert to ~arah' Williams ?~I6-I832. Stevenson, Joseph to Delilah Frey 2-II-I833 Stevenson, Rebecca to Robert Dickinson I-24~I833 Stephenson, Robert to Mary Williams I-7~I834 Stevenson, James Eo to Margaret Marcus 8~14~r835(son Rev. Joseph Stevenson, Maro by S. Walker J.P. Stevenson, Joseph to Margaret A. Kerr II~2-I839(son Rev. Joseph Stevenson, maro by James WallacebMe Go Stevenson, William to Abigail Cain 8~I9~I842 Stevenson, William to Jane Patterson 8-28~1844 Noah Devault Stevenson, James Ee to Hannah Hoover 3-20~I846(son Reva Jos. Stevenson, a second marriageo

Stevenson9 Margaret to William Yates I2-I5~I845 Stephens, David to Jane E. Corthon 7~22-I846 Stephenson, William to Sarah L. King II~23-I848 James Wal- lace, M.G. Stephenson, John to Elizabeth Derr 3-IO-I85I GeoeA& Gregg Re this last marriageabove 9 V.D.M. They had children, Ie William Thomas Stephenson b.I-I9-I852,do7~I8-I9I3, Mar. and had, a9 Estella May. b.4.=>6=I874s living I958; !"1:ar. Wm. Lusby, b.3-5~I873;d.I2~3o~r947. b. Frank Oliver b.4-5-I878. Living 1958.Mar; Elsie Williams b.2-I9~I89I Has,I. Lola Mae; b.I9I8, 28 Frank J. b.?? c. Myrtle Irene b.-=died 9~2~IS5.4, Mar. Henry Watkins b~4-4-I88I, d.I938e Had 9I~Mary Gladys Watkins beI2~4-I909,do4-I2~I9I9;2. Edgar L Lowell b.J-I9-I9I2; 3. Alica Lucille beI920. 2. Martha Jane Stevenson b.9~I2-I8~ d.2-26=1869 3. Sarah Ellen Stevenson b.9~28-I856; d.I-2-I88o, Mar.James Mitchell I2-30-I875. 4. Margaret Amanda Stevenson b.4-7-I859, d.4-4~I942; Mare Wm. McC. Patterson b.8-I8-I85I,D.9~I6~I9II 5. Mary Amelia Stevenson b.8-I8-I86I;d.4-II~IA92. Mar. 1"1'illiam Noble. 6. John Davis Stevenson bo6~I4~I864;de3~I8-I920. Mar.Ist Martha Ann Clelland5-2-I889; she b.7~22-I865;died I~I6- I9C7. He mar.2nd Laura Helen Zimmerman,b.I-I4-I879, Contud next page. PageI3 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS RECORDS OF CENTRAL OHiO CHAPTER VIII Re family record JOHN STEPHENSON who married Elizabeth Derre this data was given to me by Mrs. Lusby of Belle Center, Ohio. She had no other information as to the ancestors of the first John 9 and I have not been able to connect him to any other of the familieso As before stated,DAVID STEPHENSON and MARTHA McCLURE were married in Greenbrier Co.(W)Va., David as "STEPHINS" Martha's father was Arthur McClure, and his will is re~ corded 8-I5-I800 and lists;"Martha, wife, James McClure, son; William, son; Ch~rles McClure, son; Elizabeth McClure .) . daughter; Mary McClure, daughter; Samuel McClure, son, Arthur McClure, son; John McClure, son, Catherine Irons, Daughter, Jane Callison,daughter; Martha StinsonL daughter, Rebecca Snodgrass, daughter. Arthur McClure b.3-2I-I794;d.I-I=I855, age 6I~IO~IIda. Mar. Margaret--.She d.9-2I-I849, age 48yr-8 mo-5 da. Catherine Irons buried Callison Cem,Lawrenceville, Ohio Jane Callison,b.I2-I8-I765;d.I2~I830o Mar. John Callison b.8-5-I759,d.8~I9-I844, age 75yr-I4 da. Martha Stinson, b.--d.8-I2-(ston illegible) age 76yrs- 4 mo-24 dayso Buried Callison Cam. Rebecca Snodgrass married 7-=-2-I798 Greenbrier Co.(W)Va. to James Snodgrass. The Marriage record of David Stephins and Martha McClure

~sin Marriage Record No.I-A, page IJ8 9 Date I8th day of

Dec.I789 9 by liev, John Mccue. Referring to the tombstones in the Callison Cemetery, the names Stephins in the marriage bond,Steephenson on the stone, Stinson in the will of Arthur McClure, Stephenson in David's will., seem to definitely establish them as one and the same. Will of Arthur McClure~"Seick and weak in body, I bequeath my soul to God and my body to the clay to earth rottenness and worms" To wife Martha the place south of the river dur=­ ing life and afterwards to my two sons James and Willi.am wwith all horses, cattle etc. To my son Charles the part of the place he now lives on; to son John II8 acres on Droop Mountains, to Catherine Irions IO Shillings; to Dau­ ghter Jane Callison IO shillings; to daughter Martha Stinson IO shillings; to daughter Elizabeth McClure a hor•se and sad­ dle, to daughter Mary McClure a horse and saddleft'also to my two sons Samuel and Arthur Jr.the place Arthur now lives on. Signed Arthur McClure. ~ittnesses William Brown; James Snodgrass; Patrick Kennan. Proved Oct.I800 with Wm. Brown Security bond. Daughter Re­ becca Sno1grass is omitted, she also IO shillings. Appraisment.Feb.5~I80I; WmG Brown;Sam.Beard and Sam.Brown appraisers. 3 horses,? sheep;6 geese;9 cattle;9 hogs, Val­ ue I03 pounds. Militarv Service Arthur McClure."Annals of Southwest Virgin­ ia" byLewis P. Summers, page 245g Court held at Botetourt Co.Va.May IO,I775, Arthur McClure, appointed Constable in Cont'd next pageo CHAPTER VIII Page I4 ASSEMBLED TAXj CENSUS AND OTHER RRCORDS CENTRAL OHIO Revolutionary Service of Arthur McClure,cont'c; room of William Lapsley, who is discharged from that off~ ice,, Therefore, Arthur :McClure served the Revolutionary cause and descendants of his are eligible to emebership in "Sons of the American Revolutionn and "Daughters of the American Revolution". Lines have been established by Mr .. Rex Stephenson of Dayton, Ohio, and by Mrse Hettie Steph~ enson(Mrs.WoG9)j 605 S. Franklin St., Garrett~ Ind~ DAVID STEPHENSON was born caeI767 in Kentucky, according to the -b,ography of his son,CHARLES STEPHENSON, Sutton's History of Shelby County, published I883s The removed to Virginia, where he married Martha McClure, a daughter of

1 Arthur f- 1cClure and wife., Martha 51 who lived "up ,,n Spring Creek'' 'in Greenbrier County, now West Virginia; David and Martha came to Greene County 5 Ohio 9 according to history re~ ports, in 1809 or I8I2. Here they stayed about 2 years, then David took a land-grant for S-E Qtr Sec~9j Twpe5 of RangeII between the Miami Rivers, Dist.Cincinnati, State of Ohio, 160½ acres~ This land is 3-4 miles SE of Urbana, along Rte 29. In fall Of I8I4, David came there, built a cabin prepar­ atory to bringing his family~ In early I8I4, he took sick, and before Martha and children could get there, diedo One history report says he came with 2 of his brothers 9 who be­ came ill and died. And he died of the same malady~ Said to h~ve been buried on his land there. Feb.21, I8I4, he made a non-cupative will in presence of witnesses, this is record­ ed elsewhere in this report. MARTHA McCLURE STEPHENSON and her children stayed on this land ca a year, then sold it and bought a farm in Germ.an Twp~, Clark County, Ow, to which they moved and lived for I6 years. In 1830 & I832, Martha gave quit-claim deed to her Clark County- land to John and Ann French{Ann her Dau ... ) According to 1830 census Clark Co.,O.,John French had a fe~ male t0-70 living in his home, and it is thought that Mar~ tha spent her last days with this daughter~ Martha died age 76 yearsj 4 months,and 24 fays, according to the marked on her grave in the Collison Cemetery, Lawrenceville, Ohio~ No date or year can be deciphered~ History Rockbridge Co., Va. by Jforton: List of ti tl1ables for I778., i11cludes Arth11r McClure; James., Joseph and Robert Steph..., enson. Taxpayers I782; Arthur McClure and James Stephenson. Kegleyv s Virginia F'rontier; To define and settle boundaries in various plantations, the vestry for county and parish appointed processioners to go upon the land report on conditions. I760, Processioned by Joshua Mathews & John Armstrong, in CaptG Maxwell's Co.~ below the river that crosses North River at Widow Allison's and westerly to James River for ARTHUR McCLURE, page 343, June 20,I765j Arthur McClure grant 79 veres Dougherty's S Spi:'ing, Page 39I, Hemp cert. granted by court of Botetourt Co.J Va9, I770-I77I to Arthur McClure I880Lb, and also for CHAPTER VIII Page I5

ASSEr-IBLED 'I'AX 9 CE~JSUS AND OTH_i-l.J'R RECORDS CENTRAL OHIO RE ARTHUR McCLURE; Cont'de 1990 Lbs~ It was the authors opinion regarding Arthur Mc~ Clure that he was the son of John McClure, brother of Hal­ bert McClureJ who died prior to I748 intestatee This was doutltless the John McClure who was a member of Capt6John l:1cDowell 1 s company of Militia in I748s M1nutes Presbytery & Synod of Ulster: In the minutes Logan ~resbytery 1672 are found the names; John McClure, elder of

Rappahannock 9 now Convoy:; from book calles"The McClure Clan" by Iv1abel S~ McClure., page 9 9 Willi.am and Mary Library, at

Williamsburg 9 Vae Public Service Claimsj Rockbridge Co. Court Booklet, pageI Showing Court date 6 March, I782, at which time claim of Arthur McClure for beef was allowed. INSCRIPTIONS CALLISON CEMETERYs LAWRENCEVILLE, OHIO.RT.70 Taken Oct~I9~ I953. MARTHY McCLURE, wife of David Steephenson, died August I2 (could not nia.ke 011t the year)aged 76 years, 4 mo. 24 days. A handmade tombstoneJ carved by hand, much colored by age and weather,. JANE, wife of John Callison, born Dec~I8,I765, died Dec.I8JO JOHN CALLISON, born Aug_.5,,I769, died Aug.,I9.,I844, age 75yr I4ds~ MARGARET, wife Arthur McClure, died Sept~2IJI849J age 48 yr. 8 mo. 5 dsft- ARTHtffi McCLURE died Jan .. I.,aged 6Iyrs 9 IO moi' II ds. JA:r-ms., son of Arthl1r and Margaret died Oct ii I2., I85I., aged 20 yr. IO mo~ IJ ds~ ARTh'1.JR MINNICH, died Feb,..27, I842- 24 yr. 4 mo., I day~ JOHN MINNICH, died Ap~il II,I843--2I yr~4 mo~ II dse SUSANNA, wife George Kizer, b~-=IJ,I803i 27 yr.Imo~28 ds~ GEORGE KIZER, could not make out figures or letterse PRISSELL, wife John Kizer.9 born Feb.I6,I768, died Apr$25'., 1838$ JOfIN KlZER., died May I9, I842; 76 yrs.. 3 mo. 3 ds .. CHRIST KIZER, died Jan.7,I858, 33 yr. 9 mo. 27 dse CATHERINE P. J and S. Stephenson, died Oct.30th I857, IO mo,:; I2 ds. DAVID B. J and S. Stephenson born Apr4IIj 1843; 2Iyr~ 4 mo~ II ds(ol Prissell, wife of John Kizer, and John Kizer., as above, were the parents of Anne Kizer, who married(C1ark County., Ohio 6~I2-I82I) David Stephenson, son of David Stephenson Sr., and Martha McCJure Stephensone Page I6

.t\SSEMBLED TAX 9 CENCUS 9 COURT RECORDS CHAPTER VIII Book I08, Deeds, Champaign County, Ohio Page 27. 7134 (, President of (the of Americag United States of America (To allto whom these Presents {shall Come, Greetings~ Noe to (8684e Know Ye that the heirs The Heirs of David Stephenson (of David Stephenson, assign­ Assignees of Hamilton Stephenson{ees of Hamilton Stephenson (having deposited in the Gen~ eral Land Office, a certificate of the register of the land office at Cincinnati whereby it appears that full payment has been made for the SE Qtr.of section 9jTwp*5 of Range II {between the Miami Rivers) in the district of Cincinnati and the State of Ohio containing I60 acres and 40 hundredths of an acre of the lands directed to be sold at Cincinnati bythe Act of Congress entitled"An Act providing for the sale of lands of the United States in the territory northwest of the Ohio, and above the mouth of the Kentucky Rivers" and of the Acts Amendatory of the same, there is granted by the United States, unto the said heirs of David Stephenson, and to their heirs, the l lot or section of land above describedi To have and to hold ·the said! lot or section of land, with the app­ urtenances, unto the said heirs of David Stephenson., to their heirs and assigns forever, as tenants in common and not as joint tenanty. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have caused these letters to be made PATENT and the Seal of the General Land Office to be hereun~ to-Affixed. Given under my hand at the City of Washington, the 9th day of September in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-four and of the Independence of the Un­ ited States of America the forty~ninth. By the President J.M. Commissioner of the General Land Officee Dept~ of the Interior;G.L.A. Washington, DeC. September I3, I824. Certified as a true and accurate copy by the Recorder of Champaign County, Ohio, Warren Everhart, October 2nd,I952e Vol.G.,_Page 299, Executed June IO, 1826. Arthur Stephenson, Martha Minnich, David Stephenson, and Anne French of Clark County, Ohio~ to James Dunlap, 80e20 acres, being the south half of the SE Qtr of SecQ9,Twp.5, Range II, Military Survey. $500.00 Witnesses P. Minnich Acknowledged by Peter Minnich John Kizer J.P. Recorded September 1826. Vol. G. Page 376, Executed June IO, I826. Arthur Stephenson, Martha Minnich, David Stephenson and Anne French, to heirs of Edw. Johnston, Dec 1 d., 80.20 A• being north half SE. Qtr. Sec.9, Twp.5. Range II.Mil Sur. Peter Minnich $500eOO Peter Minnich,J.P. John Kizer 1"1i ttBesses Page 17 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS CHAP'rER VIII

A DEED RECORD CHAMPAIGN COUNTY 9 0HIO iS~tl:~j page_ 278. Executed Jun 7, 1834" acknowledged June 30, John Stephenson, Charles Stephensonj Jane Meranda~ late Jane Stephensonj to James Dunlap,80~20 acres, being south half SE Qtr~ Sec*9, Twp 5, Range II, Mil~Surveyj Edward Oscan( Witnesses Peter Minnich, J.P.

John I l' Ager) Recorded Jane 29j I835~ Ms Magrew~ Recorder. As of Oct~I, 1952, owner of this land is Homer H. Hillard, Springfield, Ohio. R*FvD. v·olre L., f) page 478j Champaign Co., Ohio Warranty Deed, John Stephenson, Chas, Stephenson and Jane Meranda, late Jane Stephensonj of Clarke County, 0$, to Jas. Dunlap of Champaign Co~,80.20 A., south half SE.Qtr.Sece9, Twp~5, Range II~ Mil~ Reserve. $500~00 dated June 7, I834~ Edw~Oscean(sp?) Charles Stephenson(Seal) P~ Minnich Witnesses John Stephenson(Seal) John Alger~ Jane Meranda(mark) Recorded Jan~29,I835. M. Magrew;Recorder. Book of Deeds Li- Page ,79j Champaign.County, Ohio Warranty Deed~ IOOO~OO, John Stephensons Charles Stephen~ son and Jane Meranda, the late Jane Stephenson to Edward Os~ borne., the North Half SE Qtr. Sec 9,, Twp.~5., Range II, be- tween the Miami Rivers. Chas~ Stephenson(Seal) Witnesses; James Dunlap John Stephenson (X) Peter Minnich Jane Meranda(X) John GQ Ager_. Filed for record Jane7,I835, recorded Jan+29, I835~ Note, All the living ~nown heirs of Martha did not sign any of these deeds; or heirs of David, either~ r1artha was living in I826~ when the first deed appears~ In I835, she was not, but even then, more of her children were living~

No 2, Day Book Record, Probate Court; Cahmpaign Co~ 1 0~ page 345, Thursday, 10th day of May, I8I4~ James Dunlap and Thomas Wate comes into Court and made oath to "A Noncupative 'lrlill of David Stephenson, Deceased~ which was ordered to be certified and put on record, and Martha Stephenson, wife of the deceased, sworn as executor, accord­ ing to law 6. Book of Wills,A., Page 38, Champaign Co., ,o~ WILL OF DAVID STEPHENSON~ NON-CUPATIVE~ We, the subscribers, were called upon by DAVID STEPHENSONi the deceased, in his last sickness upon the twenty~first day of February, I8I4, as witnesses to the way the said David Stephenson wished to have his property disposed of, to=wit; All his property, except one sorrell horse~ he wished to be left in the hands of his wife to support her­ self and children her natural life. The small sorrell horse is to be given to son Arthur and my land, at the death of my wife, Marthaj to be equally divi.ded bet.ween my childre~; Will cont~d next page~ Page I8 ASSEivffiLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS. CHAPTER VIII i~rILL DAVID STEPHENSON; Cont'd~ Arthur, Martha, Anna; David; Charles, John and Jane~ The money due me in Virginia to be applied to the payment of my land due in the officee Recorded August 22, I8I4e Witnesses; James Dunlap Thomas Wate. State of Ohio., Champaign Colo) .,SS I, William Ward, Clerk of the Court of Common P1eas, do certify that the foregoing is a true record of the last will and testament of David Stephenson 9 which was probated with me May Eighteen Hundred and Fourteen and now on file in my office. Wm. Ward, Clarke GOVERNMENT GRANT MARTHA STEPHENSON, assignee of WILLIAM ELLIOTT, having de~ posited in the general land office a certificate of the reg­ ister of the Land office in Cincinnati, whereby it appears that full payment has been made for the South-East Quarter of Section twenty-five of Township Four in Range Tene be-· tween the Miami Rivers, of the lands directed to be sold at Cincinnati by the Act of Congress., entitled "An Act provi­ ding for the sale of the land of the United States in the Territory northwest of the Ohio River and above the mouth of the Kentucky River""And of the Acts Amendatory to the Same" Given in Washington Dec.?, I8I6, and of the Independence of the United States of America the forty-first. By the President JAMES MONROE. Photostatic recorded CLARK COUNTY Nov.I, I938. Given by the Dept.of the Interior, Gen. Land Office. Washington, D.C. Oct.20, I938s QUIT-=CLAIM DEED June 2, IE.32, Martha Stephenson quit claim to John French, $I?O.OO SE QTR.Sece25,Twp.4, Range 9, be­ tween Miami Rivers. Wm. Overpact, deed to John French~- SE Qtr.Sec.25, Twp.4, Range I00 Witnesses; Peter Minniah and Jonathan Lorton. Peter Minnich Justice of the Peace. March 26, I834. Charles Stephenson, John Stephenson, and George Meranda and Jane, his wife, the late Jane Stephenson, $270.00 quit claim to John French SE Qtre Sece2S Twpe5, RIO between the Miami Rivers, which said quarter descended to them and others as heirs of David Stephensons Peter Minnich Charles Stephenson(Seal) John Frazier; Witnesses John StephP-nson George Meranda Jane Meranda all made marks. Probate Court, Clark County re David Stephenson, Case No. A-9, Jacket A~9; Letters of Administration and bond, filed Sept.II, I8I8. Arthur Stephenson and Peter Minnich, Admin­ istrators. Nothing else on file thereto, no inventory. No estate for MARTHA STEPHENSON. Records checked I820-I898. Page I9 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS CHAPTER VIII Biographical sketch, Sutton's History Shelby Co.Ohio,page 217, compiled I883. CHARLES STEPHENSON~ In tracing back the ancestors of Charles Stephenson, we can only go back to DAVID STEPHENSON, who was born in Kentucky, but removed to Virginia, where, in I805, Charles Stephenson was born. In 1813 they emigrated to Greene County., Ohioe Shortly afterwards, Mr. Stephenson went to Champaign Co.~o., entered a piece of land., bui.lt a cabin on it, started to return to bring his family, when he was taken sick and died before he got home and was buried on his new home in the woods of Champaign. His widow, with hei· 8 children, removed the their new home in the woods. They lived here about I year, then traded for a place in Clark Co.,whwer they lived until all the children grew to maturity. In I829, Charles Stephenson married Miss Rachel Johnstone In I835 they moved to western part of Logan Co.,o., settled on land they had entered there. It was here in the woods, not even a garden spot cleared, with $3GOO in money, he commenced his pioneer life. Compelled to leave home for days work to provide for his family, leaving Monday morning, returning Saturday night, his wife and 4 small children re­ maining at home, not seeimg another person during her hus~ bands absencew They lived this way about a year~ became dis­ couraged, sold their place, bought a smaller one with some improvements. Then they began to love, from that time to the present they have always had plenty. They had a family of'

I2 children9 ten of whom grew up and 8 are still living; viz~ Sarah; Joseph; Jane, Rebecca, John; Ann; Mary and David. CHARLES STEPHENSON has been noted as a hunter, having been in woods many nights with his gun. He has killed deer by the hundred and smaller animals without numberj also a few bearse He has hunted every year until the last few years, when he has become sa crippled that he has had to forego the privilege. He says every summer and fall he would work just as hard as he could to get his work out of the way, then take his gun and camping equippage and start for the north= west woods to take his animal hunt, never returning without having killed one deere Mre Stephenson tells of an almost improbable instance that came under his observation, the truthfulness of which is verified by his wife. One day he killed a deer, and broug·ht it home before dressing it. When taking out the entrails, he felt a hard substance in the heart, he examined it and called his wife to show it to her. Upon cutting open the spot in the heart, they found a bullet that had been im~ bedded there at some time previous, and the wound had heal­ ed over, leaving the bullet remaining in the heart. Page 20. ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS~ CHAPTER VIII t~JILLIAl~ vl. STE1/ENSON; Portrait and Biographical Record of Marion and Hardin Counties, Ohio. Chapman Publishing Cos, Chicago, Ill. I895. Copied by C. Maine 1,'J'illiam ill. Stevenson, a successful and efficien agricul"' turist., residing on Sce.2.,Pleasant Twp~, Hardin Co., on the banks of the Scioto River, was born in Buck Twp.,3 mi. south of Kenton,May I863. His father, Silas Stevenson, was born in Champaign Co.O.,Oct.23j I823, being the eldest of 12 children born to the union of James and Unity(Newl Steph­ enson(note spelling), natives of Virginia, the former b. Nov.I4,I799, Greenbrier Co.(W)Va., and the latter born Nov~ I,I807, Charles City County, Vae(dau.JamesLacy and Guliel- ma Ladd New)e The other children were; Robert, James L., William; John W; Ephriam; Charles Anthony; David H.; Sarah J.; Harriett, Louisa and Maggiee(Note; according to the Bible record, there was also Julia Ann, who died young. Photo copy of the Bible records in my possession.) F.A.M. When a mere lad, James B. Stephenson acconpanied his par­ ents to what is now Logan County~(Logan was formed I8I7; indicating his parents carne before I8I7) Three weeks after settling there, his father diedj and the widowed mother was left with 8 children dependent uponher for support.James began to work for an uncle in CIJARK COtJNTY., remaining with him until 20 years of age., when he settled in the northern part of Logan County, and endured all the hardships incident to settlement in a frontier district$ In I834, he came to Hardin Co.,o., bought I25 acres of timberland, which he cleared and improved, and upon which he remained until his death, Jane6, 1865, aged 66. His wife passed away March IO, I864. May 24, I849, Silas Stevenson was married in Orleans County New York, to Ruby Tyler, who was born Oct.27, 182?, being the daughter of John H. and Selina (Gilbert) Tyler of Or­ leans County. They became the parents of 9 children;concern= ing whom we note the following; H.J~BG, who was born Nov~ I5, I850 is a farmer and has 4 children; Charles A$, whose birth occurred in I853, married Arrie Newcomb, lives- on a farm in Buck Twp.; Selin~ born June 2I 9 I857, married WeDe Woodard" of Ada Twp., Horace A., born July I2,I860~ and is engaged in farm pursuits in Liberty Twp. William Wa, the subject of this sketch, is the 5th member of the family cirm cle. Laura E. was born June I5~ I865. John Re, who was born Aug.!4, 1867, lives in Buck Twp., and by his marriage with Rue Eischler, he has 2 children. Margaret E&, born August I9, I869, is the wife of A. M. Sponsler, farmer of Paulding County, Ohio. Frank B., the youngest, was born Dec. 2I, I872~ For 4 years, Silas Stevenson made his home upon a farm in Orleans County~ NoY., after which, in I854, he came to Ohio, Page 2I. ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND OTHER RECORDS. CHAPTER VIIIo 111! TLL IAM STEVENS ON cont ' d. and bought 83 acres of heavily timbered lande He is now the owner of 263 acres, of which I93 acres have been clear= ed.Politically he is a Republican. He aided in the organi~ zation of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Kenton in I884 and has since been a member of that organizatione The subject of this sketch was born in a cabin in thesame yard where his father's commodious brick residence now stands. After attending the common school~ of this locality for some years, he entered the State Normal University at Ada, Ohio, where he spent the winter of 1882-83. After his mar­ riage, June I8, I885, he cultivated a rented farm in Goshen Township, where he remained for 2 years. Later he bought8I~ acres, consisting his prnsent homestead 9 and here he has since resided. For 5 years he conducted a large dairy busi~ ness and now devotes considerable attention to stock raising making a specialty of Poland China Hogs and Jersey cattle. The wife of our subject bore the name of Princess Lee, and was born in Marion County, Ohio, August I, I864. Her parent­ al grandfather, Parker Lee, was a native of Pennsylvania, Her parents, Lewis and Susan(Morrison) Lee were born in Mar­ ion and Muskingum Counties, respectively. The latter was born May 4,I84.6~. After the de-ath of Mr. Lee, his widow married Mr.E. H. Allen of Buck Township. The two children of our subject are Earl, born August I6, I886, and Emery, born Aug. 20, I889. In politics Mr. Stevenson is a staunch Republican, true at all times to the principles of his chosen party. Socially he is connected with Amacitia Lodge No.79,I.O.O.Fe, Scioto Encampment No~I79~ With his wife he holds membership in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kenton. Note: Refer back to page 20, James Stephenson bought land in Logan County about the year I832j sheriff's sale. Sold it to buy land in Hardin Countye He must have lived at least 2 years in Champaign County, when first married, for Silas, the oldest child, was born in Champaign County.

AUTOBIOGRAPHY WILLIAM STEVENSON .9 above, GRANDSON JA!J.IES STEPE~ ENSON, is so similar to the record of the family of DAVID STEPHENSON and wife MARTHA McCLURE STEPHENSON, that it is most likely that JAMES was the son of DAVID and MARTHA, the 8th child mentioned in all the accounts of the familye David and Martha were married in Greenbrier, James was born there, I799. James went to Clark County to work for an uncle, where Martha's brothers and sisters lived. No other family in Champaign County fits into all the circumstances. James is buried in Taylor Creek Cemetery, with Unity his wife, and Ephriam$ the son who was killed in the Civil War. From history and court and census records, no other family fits all the facts as parents of James Stephenson, b.I799. Page 22

ASSEf·IBLED TAX 9 CENSUS, FAi-1ILY RECORDS CHAPTER VIII Data furnished by Mrs. Lydia Huston Zwiebel~ Rt.2, Sts Marys, Ohio, Great-granddaughter Charles and Rachel(John~ ston) Stephenson, Charles the son of David and Martha f1cClure Stephenson.Feb.I6, 1954.• DAVID STEPHENSON came from Virginia to Greene County, Ohio, I809-I8IJ. Had children; I. Arthur Stephenson.b. Virginia, I794. 2. Charles Stephenson; Shelby Co., wife Rachel, b.Va.I805 a. John Stephenson; no ch. b. D2vid Stephenson;killed by tree? Ce Joseph Stephenson d. Rachel Stephenson married --Staley ee Jane Stephenson married --Spencer. f. Rebecca Stephenson mar. Fielding Johnston(Johnson) I. Charles Johnson 2. Ray Johnson g. Ann Stephenson married --Scoby I. Lizzie Scoby mar.Chas. Atkinson a. Anna Atkinson mar.--Monroe 2. Eddie Scoby; 3. Charles Scoby. h. Mary Stephenson married James McCashen I. Leona McCashen married --Pence 2. Charles McCashen 3. Agnes McCashen(Staley) Married --Jordan i. Sarah Stephenson married Philip Moore. I. Alice Moore mar. Joel Hall, She died I904 a. Alva Hall lives Hamlet, Ill. b. Jesse Hall lives DeGraffe., Ohio. c. Cecil Hall lives Kenton, Ohio d. Lewis Hall lives Springfield, Ohio. ee Ray Hall lives DeGraffe, Ohio. fo Anna Hall married Carl Weeks, DeGraffe, Ohio go Bessie Hall married Harry Cook, DeGraffe, o. 2. EllenMoore married Thomas Hahn. ae Anna Hahn mar. John Prince, St. Paris, Ohio b. Ida Hahn mar.Norris Jordan, Urbana, Ohio c. Nellie Hahn, mar.-- Clemg St. Paris, Ohio d. Ray Hahn, St. Paris, Ohio e. Wilbur Hahn, Sidney, Ohio 3. Martha Moore married Barney Fidler, Springfield,O. 4. William Moore married Ida Brown, a. Bessie Moore mar .. Barnette$· Maplewood, Ohio b. Sally Moore mar~=-Rolfe, Sidney, Ohio. c. Howard Moore, Sidney, Ohio. 5. Rachel Moore married Alonzo Jackson a. Melva Jackson mar.--Willisor Wills, Maple~ood,O. b. Sally Jackson mar.--Sidle, Pemberton, o. c. Elmus JacksonsFall City9 Washington. 6. Margaret Moore mar.Joseph Erwin. Children next page; Page 23 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS FAMILY RECORDS: CHAPTER VIII. DAVID STEPHENSONand wife MARTHA McCLURE had; I. ARTHUR STEPHENSON 2. CH.AHLES STEPHENSON who had Ca; i~ Sarah Stephenson married Philip Moore. 6wMargaret Moore married Joseph Erwine a. Maud Erwin m.ar •. Tom Jenkins., of Conover.a. b. Harry Erwin married-- lives Conover, Ohio. c. Dewey Erwin, lives St~ Paris, Ohio d. Olive Erwin married Ernesr Gillespie, Piqua, o. 7. Hettie Moore married James Huston. a.-- Huston married F. A. Forest, Ada, Ohio.(Dec'd) b. Homer Huston, Greenville, Ohio c. Lydia Huston married Herman J. Zwiebel, StQ Marys, Ohioe 8. Charles Moore mar.Minnie--;Lives Fall City, Wash­ ington. a. Leatha Moore married Ea. Munroe, Long Beach, Washington. b. Harry Moore, Long Beach. Wash. c. Ralph Moore, Port Orchard, Washe d. Dolly Moore, Seattle, Wash. e~ Charles Moore,Jr~,Fall City, Wash. 3. John Stephenson married Rachel Ann Lorton, Clark Co.,o. 4. Jane Stephenson married George Meranda, Clark Co. o. 5e Martha Stephenson maraPeter Minnich first husband. Mar. 2md Jonathan Park1 Clark Co.,o. Buried Pemberton Cem. 6. Anna Stephenson mar~John French, Clark Co., Ohio. 7. David Stephenson b~ Va& Mar~ Ann Kizer, Clark Co., 7-I3-I82I a. James Stephenson mar~ Sabina Overpeck. be John Stephenson mar~Catherine Whitmer Ce ~illiam Stephenson d. David Stephenson mar. Elizabeth Herring. e. Harvey Stephenson fo Angelina Stephenson marGJohn Kyle g$ Margaret Stephenson marG ''Lige" Idle,, h. Priscilla Stephenson mar.Jeremiah Idlee i. Rachel Stephenson mar.John Shreves j. Thomas Stephenson mareHetty Whitmer. ke 1-iartha Stephensor1 mareDavid Patterson. Notes; Mrsv Chas~ Atkinson(Paul Monroe's wife's Mother lives in Sidney with her daughter, I Think:$ Chase McCashen is a son of Mary McCashen and lives in Pemberton, Ohioe I went to see Charles Moore, Fall City, washe, this summer. He is 85, his wife 81. Both in good health, enjoying life and are the last ones in that familye Aunt Rebecca Johnson had a son Charles. He had a son Ray, mareEdna Doren, they used to live in Sidney. My daughter, Mrs. Don Niemeyer, New Knoxville,Os,would like to have a copy of this family history if you ever get it worked out, and so would I. Mrs. Lydia Huston Zwiebel. Page 24 ASSEr-IBLBD TAX!j CENStJS, FAMILY RECORDS CHAPTER VIII This record sent by Mrs_ Ha Me Sharps Bon Air Dr~sSidney,O~ THOHAS STEPHENSON,b~--Died I840, buried Sidney,O~ Said to have been born Belfast, Irelanda Mar.1st I0-7~I787, in Carlisle, Pa., to RACHEL BLACK, b.?;died I847, ~idney,Ou Daughter John & Abig~il Black.John Black was a Revolution~ ary soldier_.seville ·rwp. The 2nd and Jrd wives of Thomasrec, ported to have been Mary Elliott and Sally Carey, respect­ ively,, we have no records to substantiate this statemento rt h O • .,. ., • ~,,, " I li ... 1..(_ar '"'-"' were, _. ~ Robert Stephenson beI792, Shenandoah CoG,Pa.died I850,Sid~ ney, Ohio~ Mar.I2-24=I8I8 Greene Coe 1 0. Abigail Ryan Gowdy b.7-.17-1797, Kye; died 1879, Si.dney,O. a.~ John Gowdy Stephenson b~-.d(j- Mar.Anna Margaret Thorne O Graham !f IIad ch~J Ia Mary Stephenson; mar,~-Waite~ D.A.R.#289,28I~ She liv~ es in Burnside, ~entucky$ ba Abigail Ryan Stephenson b.II-2J-I828; d.3-29-I9I5eMar.I0- 3I-I855, John Shaw, b~5=3l-I8I9, bourbon Co.,Ky.,(son Wm. & Maria(Steele) Shaw&Wm. b~I2-24~I799; d$I86I; Maria b.6~ I805; d~9~2I-I840). John(son) lived near Sidney and had; Ia Rachel Shaw mar ... -==Watson. D.AvR.# 298, 97061 She had a. Wilda Watson mar~--Dull, b. Hazel Watson, both of Sidney. John Shaw died 9-3-I883. 2. Thomas Stephenson born 6~I6-I799 3~ Samuel Stephenson married Polly Bigger, in Miami or Mont~ gomery County, 6-5-I827-~ They live in Illinois. 4Q Anna Stephenson married Hugh McElroy or McElvoy. 5. Abigail Stephenson married Joseph Pattone 6e Polly Stephenson marries Samuel Shawe 7. Jane Stephenson married Andrew Cunningham J~2=I820, in Greene County, Ohio(i By John Steelej Mino GOWDY RECORD JAMES GOWDY married Mary Boyd and had, JOh1N GO°v'JDY b.IIa:,5..,I742s died 1I-18I4, married Abigai.l RYAN, born I743, died 5~5=I8J8, Born Penna, daue }ii.cha el Rji an; Ie Abigail Ryan Gowdy married Robert Wo Stephenson as above, 1830 census Champaign Co$, records; John Gmwdy I Male under 5 Female I under 5 I Male 20-30 Female I 20~30e J'ohn Gowdy., Revolutionary Soldier, served in CapteR1 chard :Manning F s Co~ of' ~.th Ba ·!·:.talion of Lancaster Co., PaG Penn. Archives ,.Tole V. Also Gowdy(Goudy) genealogies by Mahlon Gowdy, Vol$-- page 4_80.., Desc., of John Gowdy, Mary Stephenca,, son Waite of Burnside, Kye, #289,328,DeAeRe and Rachel Shaw Watson, daughters Hazel Watson and Wilda Watson Dull are also members D.,A.Re Mrs. Watson has number 298,970$ Page 25 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND FAMILY RECORDS CHAPTER VIII

SILAS ,TOHNSON SILAS JOHNSON, father of Walker(sometimes spelled Walter) Johnson, came from Kentucky to Millerstown, Champaign Coe, Ohio) about I803e He was a spy during the nevolutionary War and performed faithful and dangerous service for his ccun= try~ In I805 when the land was surveyed, he found himself on a school section and accordingly, was compelled to move. He then moved into what is now Johnson Township. That he was a prominent man is indicated by the fact that the Town­ shipj later organized out of that part of the county, was named in his honore He lived in Johnson Township(section I3) from 1805 until I8I8, and then moved into the present Adams Township, located on Section 3I. Here he lived about a year, dying at the age of 60. Quote from Middleton's History of Champaign County; SILAS JOHNSON, the first settler in the township bearing his name, was born in Virginia in I758, later locating in Fayette County, .b.. entucky, came to what is now Johnson Twp., in the spring of· I802., with his 2 sons, James and Charles Johnson. They cleared a site for a cabin and spent the sum= mer clearing a tract of ground surrounding the cabin, the first house in the township. The house was only a crude af­ fair, of logsj but it was home to Silas Johnson, his wife, Phebe, and their 7 children,Walker and James, Twins~ Char­ les; Silas Jr.; Rebecca; Elizabeth and Phebe. The family came in January, 1803, but the little cabin was soon too small and they built a large one a few hundred feet below the site of the old one. Here they lived until the land on which they had squatted was surveyed. Then the settlers be~ gan to pour in and when Johnson's land was appraised, a val~ ue of $8 an acre was fixed, which meant that Johnson would have to pay that much in order to keep it. Instead, he moved to a section adjoining on the north. Here he built 2 cabins, 2 feet apart, of logs, I8 by 20 ft. in size. Each had one door and one window without glass. The roof was clapboard, hinges of wood, chimney was made of mud and sticks .. The door was of split pun.;heons, the floor of same quality of timber .. The first dwelling house in the township~ Silas Johnson lived here until I8I8j moving to Adams Twp., where he died the next year. A Veteran of the Revolutionary War, Major War I8I2, in which 3 of his sons joined him. Nearly all of the family lived to age of 80, Rebecca dying on Oct.I,I88o, in her 86th year. Johnson is set down in the local annals as a high-minded man, a Christian man, interested in the civic life of his township, a great worker in getting it organized. Walker Johnson, son of Silas, born Fayette Co., Ky.8-23- I787, came to Adams Twp.I820. Lived here until death,I870. Married Sarah McCroskyo On page 93I, he is "Walter" father of Lydia, who married Joseph Stephenson, who was son of Charles Stephenson, husband of Rachel Johnson. Page 26~

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1rlILLIAM OVER PECK; He was born in Virginia., June 6, I795., emigrated with his widowed mother and family to Ohio I807, settled near Indian Creek,Miami County.where he labored to support his family until his maturity. About I8I7, he mar. Jane Callison and subsequently settled in the forest on his farm in Clarlc County., wher he spent the remainder of his days.Served in War I8I2, as substitute for Jacob Newman, a mamber of the Company commanded by Captain Sims. Soon after their marriage they became members of the M.E. Church.He was the father of 3 children, one dying young; Elizabeth is Mrs. Jacob Argabright, and Sabina is Mrs. James Stephenson. Above copied from"Illustrated Atlas of Clark Countytt page I6; Published I875. THOMAS B. MINNICH; Biographical Sketch, page 844 "Twentieth Century History of Springfield and Clark County" by Hon.Wm. M. Rockwell, Springfield, Ohio. P.ub.I908. Dayton Public Lib. Thomas B. Minnich, one of German Township's most respected citizens, resides on his valuable farm of 52 acres, situated on the Jordan Turnpike, about 6 miles NE.of Springfield,O. He was born in German Twp.Clark Co.,O.Dec.I9,I837, son of Peter and Martha(Stephenson) Minnich. Peter Minnich was b. in Pennsylvania, and was son of a Peter who brought his fam­ ily to Clarlc County about I808. Settled on a farm I½ miles east of the place now owned by Thomas B. Minnich. The mat­ ernal grandfather, David Stephenson, came to Ohio from Vir­ ginia, settled in Champaign Co., on land he had entered from the government, about 3 miles SE of Urbana. After his death on that land, his widow and children moved to German Twp. Clark Co., and located near Peter Minnich. Parents of Peter Minnich were married I8I8, went to house­ keeping on the farm where he was born. Peter died I842, and when Thomas B. was r4 years old his mother married Jonathan Park and they moved to Logan County, near Shelby Co., Mrs. Park died I873, aged 73 years. When his mother married Mr. Park, Thomas B. started out for himselfj and is a splendid example of~ self-made man. He worked with different neighbors, rented a farm after his marriage; then in I886 he bought his present farm and in I90I erected his comfortable residence. He is assisted in

the management of his property by his eldest son 9 John B. Minnich, who is a member of the school board of this Town= ship. Thomas B. Minnich married Dec.2,I875, Elizabeth Michael, daughter of John and Eliza Ann(Domer) Michael. Mrs. Minnich was born and reared in German Townshipo Her father was born in Virginia, and accompanied his father, Frederick Minnich to Clark County, I8I2, being then a boy of I2 years. Page 27. ASSEMBLED TAX 1 CENSUS AND FAMILY RECORDS. CHAPTER VIII THOMAS B. MINNICH Cont Yd from page 26. The maternal grandfather of Mrse Minnich_, John Domer!) came from r•1aryland. Thomas B. Minnich and wife have 4 children;

Ie John B 1 r1innich_, lives at home., attended Wittenberg Col­ lege.

2. Ozzie B., 1v1Iinnich_9 operates North Hampton Bell Exchange$ Grad. Lawrenceville H.S.I899.Mar.Alice Nave. 3. Charles Stephenson MinnichjGrad. Lawrenceville H.S.;In 1900 Grad.Business College Springfield, o. 4. Lulu Blanche., grad. H.S. 1903, taught school in German Twp. Mr Minnichis family is prominent in educational and social circles of German Township.

ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM of AMERICAN GENEALOGY, Vol.III, page 556; Line of J1JLIA STEPHENSON KURTZ(Mrs.Chas.M.) born Spring­ field, Kentucky., Dec.25, I86I. Thomas Stevenson(ca~I720-I8I2) began to write the name STEPHENSON post I800; Came from Ireland to Philadelphia, Penna and thence to Orange County, Va. r740. He was a sol­ dier French and Indian War and American Revolution. Moved to Madison County, Ky~, ante I8oo. Married Mary Hawkins, sister Nicholas Hawkins of Virginia, soldier of the Revol­ ution. Vol. I, page 673; Note on TI-IOMAS STEPHENSON(STEVENSON). He was a cousin of ANDREW STEVENSON~ Speaker of the United States House of Representatives and American Minister to Great Britain and whose son,John Stevensonjwas the 25th . Heads of Families Virginia I782, Page 39. Thomas Stevenson Orange County I782 9 White 3 Black Thomas Stevenson Orange County I785 IO White Dwellings I Other building 6 Thomas Stephenson, John Stephenson and David Logan of Orange County_, moved into Mill Creek District of present day Rock=­ bridge & Augusta Counties~ David Logan & Thomas Stephenson were in Capt0James Cathy's Mil. Co~ I742~ Of A11gusta Co$ then., Oct. 195·6 ;Reg&Kentucky Hist e Soc a Vol • .54.,page J5I;Nclj. I89s "The Dougher·ty' s of Kentuckyi' Borden sold land to Ueo. Stev= enson, Feb(t27.,I75I, that cornered to John Patton;Thos.Mc­ Murray7 Jas.Greenlee & on John Stephenson's line in Bordens grea t . granv~+ Greenbrier Co~(W)Va~ I790 Census; Stephensons; Allex; David; James, James Sre;Robert. David was a Major in Vae Troops & rec'd Bounty lands as fol­ lows; Warrant #2057 for 400 Acres; Warrant #347 for 6222 Acres$ Last was in Ohio Mil.Districte Cont 0d page 28 Page 28 ASSEMBLED TAX, CENSUS AND FAMILY RECORDS. CHAPTER VIII

TH0!1IAS STEPHElJSON, Augusta Co. Va. Cont'd, His attorney-in-fact, Alexander nerring, states that he obtained a power of attorney from Davis Stephenson of Aug­ u,sta County, Vaej on Aug.5, I807. This information came from the General Services Adm., Washington,D.C. I0=7-I952. CENSUS~GERMAN TOWNSHIP-CLARK CO., I850 Minnich, Martha, age 54, born Virginia " ,, Andrew, age 22s born Ohio " , William, age I?J born Ohio " , Rosetta, age I5, born Ohio " , James, age IJ, born Ohio Stephenson, John, age 38, born Virginia. WILL of JOHN KIZER, of Greene County~ Ohio; March 4,I8I9 Recorded; Jane I8, I822. Names wife, Christena; stepson Uriad Doil; stepdaughter Betsy Leannono My son Williamvs children to draw one child's part. A graveyard on the place is not to be sold, etce Executors~ Son Peter Kizer David Huston. The above will was made by John Kizer, late of Beaver Twp., Greene County, Ohio. Also re.fer to "The Diary of Captain Samuel Black,War o.f I8I2" page 37; Published by the Clark County Historical Society! I962e Peter Minnich, born in Virginia,I793, died in Clark County, Ohio, Dec. I842. He was a soldier in War I8I2, in Capt. Samuel Black's Company. Signed a receipt for a blanket, Sept.I8I2.

Another unrelated Stephenson-Stevenson record is appended .. ~ 08.J..OWe CAPTAIN JOHN STEVENSON;Revolutionary War Soldier from the State of Delaware; went to Fort Duquesne after the war. In I793 he went to Limestone Kentucky, (now Maysville); in 1795 went to Adams County, Ohio.(now part of Brown County) He had an Ohio land grant on Eagle Creek. Buried in Brown County, Ohio. Had a son,William Stevenson, also a Revolu­ tionary War soldier, born I733, died I798. Married E. F. Mills, and had~ I. Col& Mills Stephenson, born I767; died I822.Comrnissioned Ensign 15th Regiment, Mason County, Kentucky Militia,8-9- I792. Fort Stephenson, Fremont is named for himo Married Ist,Jane or Jennie Kilpatrick, Lincoln Co., Kentucky. I0- 20-I79I. She died 6-JO-I8I5. She was daughter Frank Kilpat­ rick, killed by Indians near the Ohio River, and she and sister Isabelle were raised by Richard Applegatee Isabelle Kirkpatrick married James Stephenson~ brother to Col. Mills Stephenson. Cont'd next page. Page 29 1 ASSET-IDT.ED TAX_9 CENSUS AND FAf III""'Y RECORDS,. CHAPTER VIII CAPTAIN JOHN STEPHENSON(STEVENSON) Revolutionary War soldier and family recorde I~ Col. Mills Stephenson mar.Jane or ~ennie Kilpatrick. Had childrer1; a. Mary Stephenson married Charles Stephenson b. Isabelle Stephenson married Benjamin Sidewall c. Elizabeth Stephenson married-- Wallacej moved to Indiana. d. Ephriam Stephenson e~ Robert Prettyman Stephenson was the grandfather of Jud~e Will Stephenson~ r. Captain Young Stephenson died 7-2I-I847, in the Mex­ ican War_ Buried Maple Lawn Cemetery, Ripley, Ohio. He was 37 years old~ g. Samuel Stephenson died Gaulsburgj J.~ entucky, age 47 years old., Note; One list omits r-1:ary and has Daughter CHARLOTTE. Was it Mary Charlotte? 2. Joseph Stei:henson., bii-\id<;- .. r1arried Rebecca Garet., and had children; a. Mills W. Stephenson b.7-9-T8I2; died II-!862~ Married Indiana York, b.2-·29-I8I2; died II-I895eThey were married 9 .... 30-1830 and lived in Russellville., Brown County, Ohio. 3$ James Stephenson b~-. died-~; In I79I he was deputy county surveyor of Mason County, Kentucky. Married Ist Sarah Hiles in Mason Co, ;;Ky .• II-26-=I793. Married 2nd Isabelle Kilpatrick, court record Maysville, Ky. Added Notes; Great-grandson of Col. Mills Stephenson is Number I Dr.Titus Stephenson, Youngsville, Ohio. Mar. I888-Mary E& Williams and has; I. Grace L. Stephenson 2. Augusta A~ Stephenson 3. Guy A. Stephenson 4. Preston Stephenson(L.) Father of Dr. Titus Stephenson was John M~ Stephenson, his mother Mary Jane Geeslin of Decatur, Ohio Number 2. Record Bourbon CoQ,KyQMarriage Bk.O, page 284, Mills We Stephenson married Mattie Thompson, 4-I8-I888o Was this perhaps a descendant of one of these 3 brothers? F.A.M. Note; Because of the early conf11sion in the court and cen­ sus records in spelling many of these su.r-=names, many of these people are listed under 2 or more different spellings. It was impossible to separate them, and so are all i.n­ cluded, lest we omit someone altogether. Frances Stevenson Main

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tf ,~ H . ii. . "D" C Ori. t 'd Ager, I, 17 Dickinson, Eliza II Alger, John I~ 17 tt , Elliott II Allen, Mr. El H. ~I n ; George II Applegate, Ric~ard 28 " , Henry C., II Argabright, Mrs. Jacob 26 It , Joshua II Armstrong, John I4 " , 1''1aria Lowe II " , Robert 7 " , Robert 12 Atkinson, Anna 2I n , Ruth Jane II " , Chas. 2I " , Thomas II " , Mrs. Chas.23 Doil, Uriad 28 Domer, John 27 "Bn Doren, Edna 23 Barnette, 22 Dull, 24 Beard, Sam I3 Dunlap, James I6,I7 Bigger, Polly 24 Downs, Peter 7 Black., Abigail 24 t_tEtt " , Capt. Sam 24 Eischler, Rue 20 n , J o h n 24 Elliott., Mary 24 " , Peter 5 " , Everhart 7 " , Rachel 24 " , William I,I8 Brodie, Louise 6 Erwin, Dewey 23 Brown., Ida 22 " , Harry 23 " , Sam I3 " 1 Joseph 22,23 " , William I3 " , Maud 23 " , Olive 23 "C" Everhart, Warren I6 Cain, Abigail I2 Callison, Jane I3,I5.,26 "F" " , John I.,2,3,I3,I.5 Fidler, Barney 22 Carey, Sally 24 Fields, Squire II Carson, Thomas I2 Forest, F. A. 23 Casey, Hannah 4,7 France, Michael I Cathy, Capt. Thomas 27 French, Anne I4,I6 Clelland, Martha AnnI2 " , John 23, 2,I4,I8 Collison., Arthur 2 " , Micah I " , Chas. 3 " , Micah heirs I,2 " , James 2 J:t7rey, Delila 9,II.,I2 " , John I Cook, Harry 22 "G" Carthon, Jane E. I2 Galbreath, Cecelia 7 Cunningham, Andrew 24 Garet., liebecca 29 Galloway, James 5,IO "D n " , Martha 5 Deacon., John 8 Geeslin, Mary Jane 29 Deacon, Polly New 8 Gibson., James 7 Deakin, John 8 Gillespie, Ernest 23 Derr, Elizabeth . 9,I2,I2 Gist, Col. Nathaniel 6 ", Sarah 3 Gowdy, Abigail Ryan 24 Dickinson, Deliverance II " , James 24 Ct1apter VIII Index Page 2

0 G° Co:n.tid n3n Cont'd Gowdy) John 24 Jackson, Sally 22 Gowdy, Mahlon 24 James, John(J.P.) II Graham, Anna Margaret Jenkins, Tom 23 Thorne 24 Johnson, Chas. 21,23 9 25 Greenlee, James 27 " , Elizabeth 25 Gregg, Geo.A.V.D~M. I2 n , Fielding 2I Grubbs, A. II " , James 25 Guthridge~ John 7 " , Lydia 25 " , Phebe 23,25 "HH " 1 rtebecca 23,25 :Hahn,. Anna 22 " , Ray 23,2I ", Ida 22 " , Silas 25 n .• Nellie ;,2 " , Walter or 25 " , Ray 22 Walker ", Thomas 22 Johnston, Christopher I " , Wilbur 22 " , Edw.Heirs I6 Hale, Mary 7 " , Lydia 7 Hall, Alva 22 tt , Rachel I9 n A ') , nna 22 L " , Silas I.,4.,7 ", Bessie 22 " , Walter 7 ", Cecil 22 Jordan, 22 ", Jesse 22 Jordan, Norris 22 " , Le·wis 22 " , R ay ~2 ''K" Hannah, Judy 7 Kane, Mary w. 9 IIa tfield, Jennie 8 ICennan, Pa trick I3 Itawkins ., Mary 27 Kercheval, Nancy 6 " , Nicholas 27 I{err., ?-1:argaret I2 Hendershot, Wesley 7 I(ing, Sarah L. I2 Henry, Isaac 9 Kilpatrivk, Frank 28 Herring, Alexander 28 " , Isabelle 28,29 " , Elizabeth 23 " , Jane or 28,29 Hiles, Sarah 29 Jennie Hillard. Homer, H~ I7 ICirkpa trick, Jane Wilkins Hoover, Judith 12 8 1 ' , Hannah 12 " , John 8 Hullinger, Nancy 7 " ; Rachel 8 Huston., David 28 Kizer., Ann 23 " ., I-iomer 23 " , Anne I5 " James 23 " , Christ I5 " ,' Ly·dia 23 n , Christena 28 " , David I,2 "I" " , George I,2,I5 Irons, Catherine 13 " J Jacob 2 Idle, Jeremiah 23 " , John I,2.,I5,28 11 0 " , Lige 23 " 1 John Jr. I, I6 " , Joseph I,2 "J" " , Peter 28 Jackson., Alonzo 22 " , Philip I " , Elmus 22 " , Prissell I5 n , Mel-'VS 22 " , Philip Heirs I,2 Cr1apter VIII Index Page 3 n I( n Con t ' d "M" Kizer, Susanna T5 Magraw, M. 17 n , vTi 7 liam 28 Main, C. 20 Kizer, Jacob 2 Manning, Capt.Richard 24 Kizer, Jacob Jr., ~ Marcus, Margaret I2 Kizer, John 2 Marmin, Martin 4 K~rtz, Julia Stephenson 27 Mathews, Joshua I4 Kurtz., Mrs GI Chas aM. 27 Maurice, Ellen 7 Kyle, Joh..~ 23 Means, David IO Meranda, Geoa 2,I8,23 "L ,~ " , Jonathan 2 Lapsley, William I4 " , Jane I7,I8 Leannon, Betsy 28 " , Newland 3 Le Baron, Wm. 6 " , Samuel :J:,2 Lee, Princess 2I Michael, Eliz. Ann Domer26 Lee, Lewis 2I Michael, Elizabeth 26 Lee. Susan Morrison 2I Michael, John 26 Logan, David 27 1-1:innich, Andrew 28 Lorton, Jonathan I8 " i Arthur I5 " , Rachel Ann 23 " # Chas.Stephenson27 Lusby~ Wm. I2 " , Frederick 26 " , James 28 "Mc" " , John 3,I5 McCarty, Laura 7 " , John B. 27 McCashen, Agnes 2I " , Lulu Blanche 27 " , Chas~ 2i.,23 " , Martha Stephenson 26 " , James 2I " , Martha I6,28 " , Leona 2I " , ?-1:ichael I, 2 " , Ivlary 23 " , Ozzie B. 27 14:cClure, Arthur I3,I4,I5 " , Peter I,2.,7,I6,I7, " , Chas. I3 23.,26,28 " , Elizabeth IJ " , Philip I " , Halbert I5 " ; Rosetta 28 " , John I3,I.5 " , Thomas B. 27 " , James IJ " , Mrs.- Thos. BQ 27 " , Mabel S. I4 " , William I,28 " , lVIargaret I.3,15 Mitchell, David I " , Martha I3,I4 " , James I2 " , Ivlarthy I5 1-1'inturn, Jacob 4 " , Mary I3 Monroe., -=-­ 2I " , .r~ ancy 2 Monroe, James(Pres.) I8 " , William I,I3 " , Paul 23 Mccrosky, ;.:;arah 25' Moore., Alice 22 McDowell, Capto John I.5 " , Bessie 22 McElroy Or McElvoy 24 " , Chas. 23 , Hugh " , Dolly 23 McIntosh, Gary 6 n , Ellen 22 " , Iviargaret 6 " , Harry· 23 " 1 Williamson 6 " , Hettie 23 McMurray, Thomas 27 " 1 Howard 22 CHAPTER 'VIII Index Page 4 "11 n C o~ t ' d "R" Cont'd :Moore, Lea the 23 Rockwell, Hon. Wm. 26 " , Margaret 22,23 Rolfe,-- 22 " , Martha 22 Rudasil, Aldridge 9 " , Philip 22,23 n , Elkin Jerome 9,II " , Ralph 23 " , Harriett(Odor)II " , Rachel 22 " , Kenneth 9,II " , Sally 22 " 1 Lawson II " , William 22 " , Leona 9,II Morton, History I4 " , Lorena 9.,II " , Louis Henry 9,II "Nn RusMell, William 8 Nave, Alice 27 Ryan, Abigail 24 New, Gulielma Ladd 8,20 Ryan, Michael 24 New, James L. 8 "S" New, James Lacy 8,20 Saffell 1 s,--­ 6 New, Nicy Dumas(Dunnis)4,8,I2 Scoby,--­ 2I New, Polly 8 Scoby, Chas. 2I New, Robert w. 8 " 1 Eddie 2I New, Unity 4,7,8,12 ", Lizzie 2I Newcomb, Arrie 20 Scott, Cynthia 8 Newman, Jacob 25 Sharp, Mrs. H. M. 24 Niemeyer, Mrs. Don 23 Shaw, John 24 Noble, Wm. 12 ", Maria Steele 24 " , Rachel 24 non ", Samuel 24 0scan., Edwli' I7 " , William 24 Oscean, Edw. I7 Shreves, John 23 0verpact, Wm. I8 Sidle.,--= 22 Overpeck, Elizabeth 26 Sidwell., Benj. 29 " , Sabina 23,26 Sims, Capt. 26 26 Sims, Jeremiah 7 Snodgrass, James Sr. I,I3 "P" n , John I., 2 Park, Jonathan 23,26 " , Rebecca IJ " , Mrs. Jonathan 26 " , Robert I3 Patterson, David 23 Spencer.,--­ 2I " , Jane I2 Sponsler., A. Mo 20 " , Wme I2 Stanfield, Eli 4,8,I2 Patton, John 27 " , Nicy Dumas New8 " , Joseph 24 " , Thomas 4 Pence,--~- 2I Staley,-- 2I Pence, Lydia Ann 2I Steele., John(Min.) 24 Pooler, Mrs. Carl 6 Steephenson, David I5 " , Marjorie Russell 6 Stephins, David 13 Powers, EQ II Stevason, James 8 Prince, John 22 Steveson, James I "R't Stinson, David I3 Ramsey, Elizabeth II " 1 Ma rtha 7 ReedJ Nancy I2 " , Mehill 6 Rhodes, Adam 7 Stretch, Capt, Thomas 7 Summers, Lewis. P. I3 CHAPTER VIII Index Pa.ge .5 "S" Cont 1 d ngn Cont 1d. Stephens, Abraham 5 Stephenson, Jane I4,4,7, " , Charlotte 5 8,IO " , Charles 7 Stephenson, J. and S.I5 " , Christian 5 " , James L. 20 » , Daniel 6 " 1 James Sr.27 " , David I2 " , John 4,8,9,IO, " 1 Elizabeth 6 l2,I3,I7,I8,I9,2I,23,27,28 " , Evan I,2 " , John Gowdy24 n , John 6,7,IO " , John W. 20 " , James 6 n , John Davis I2 " , Mary 6 tt , John M. 29 " , R. and R. 6 " , Joseph 4,5,7,8 " , Rebecca 6 IO,II,I4,I9,2I,2.5,29 " , Robert 2 n , Julia Ann 20 " , Robert Sr. 5 " 1 Lewis H. 9 " , William 2,5 tt , Lola Mae I2 Stephenson, Abigail Ryan 24 " , Louisa 20 Stephenson, Alexander Ce 7 " , ?faggie 20 Stephenson, Allex 27 n , Margaret 23 " , Angelina 4, 23 " , Margaret Amanda " , Ann 4,9,IO,I9.,2I I2 " , Anna · 23,23 " , Martha I,2,4,7, " , Arthur 2,I6.,I7,I8, 9,IO,II,I2,I3,I7,I8,23 21,22,23 " , Martha A. 4,IO " , Augusta A29 " , Martha Jane I2 " , CatherineI5 n , Martha McClure " , Charles 3,4,7,8, I4,I5,2I,23 9,IO,I4,I7,I8,I9,2Iy23,25,29 n " , MaryI9,2I,24,29 , Chas. W. IO rt , Mary Amelia I2 " , Chas. Anthony 20 ft , Mills W. 29 "David 2,4,7,9,IO,I4,I7, , Myrtle IreneI2 I8.,2I,23,25§29 " tt " , Mills(Col.)28,29 , David B. I.5 tt , Peter IO " , David H. 20 tt , Preston L. 29 " , David WattIO It , Priscilla 4,10,23 " ,Elizabeth 29 n , Rachel Johnson ",. , Ephriam 20,29 22 , Estella MayI2 It , Rachel 4,9, , Evan 2 21,23 " , Francis 5 " , Rebecca 4-,9, " , Frank J. I2, I9,2I , Frank Oliver I2 " , Rex I4 , Grace L. 29 tt , Richard I,4,IO " , Guy A. 29 " , Robert l,2,5, " , Hamilton I6 I2.,I4,20,23 " , Harriett 20 ft , Robert Prettyman , Harvey 4,I0,23 tt 29 , Hettie I4 n , Sabilla 9 " , Isabelle 29 H , James4,7,8,IO,I4,20, 23,26,27,28,29 Chapter VIII Index Page 6 nsn Cont'd "sn Cont'd Stephenson, Samantha rI Stevenson, Edward 5 n , Samuel I0,24,29 n , Eliza J. 3,9 n , Sarah 4,9,IO,I9, Elizabeth 3,7 22,23 1t , Sarah J. 20 " , Eliza 4 n , Sarah Ellen I2 tt , Emery 2I tt , Thomas 8,I2,23, " , Francis 5 24,27,28 , Frank 20 "tt " , Titus (Dr 9 ) 29 , George 3,9,27 tt , Unity New 8,20 n , G.D. II ti , Wm.(non~resident) I " g Hannah 4,7 , Harriett 7 • n " , Wm. Jr. 2 " , Hazen 20 " , Mrs. Wm. G.I4 " , Horace A. 20 " , William 2,8,9,IO, It , H.JoB. 20 II.,I2,20,23 " , Isabella 3,9 " , Wm. Thomas 9,I2 tt , James I,IO,I2 " , William(Judge) 29 " , James B. 4,I2 " ., Young (Capt.) 29 " , Jane I~,II .. " , Jennie Hatfield II Stevens, Abraham 5,IO " , John I,3,7,9,II, " , Albert 6 27 " , Christian 4,5,IO It , John F. 4,IO " , Evan I tt , John Reid 4 " , James I, 5., 6 tt , John w.(Wright) 20 rt , John I,5,6 tt , John(Capt.)28,29 " , John Le 6 " _ Joseph J,9,I2 " , Lewis 6 " , Joseph(Rev.)4,I2 " , Mary A. 6 t1 , Laura 4 " , Rebekah 5 " , Laura E. 20 " , Robert 6, IO n , Lewis 3,9 n , Sarah A. 6 tt , Logan 3 n n ., Thomas J e 6 , Loudy 5 "' , Thomas Jefferson 6 tt , Louisa 3. ., 9 " , William· 5 " , Louisa Ann 4 " , Wm. Esq. 5 " , Lydia II tt , Marcus 4 Stevenson, Abraham 5 " , Margaret 3,7,9,I2 " , Abigail 24 " , Margaret E.20 " , Addison 3,8 n , Martha Warwick I2 " , Alexander 4 ft , Mary 3,7,8 " , Andrew 7,27 It , Martha A. 3 " , An na 3,8 ft , Matthew 4,IO " , Angela 3,8 " , Noah 4 " , Anson 3,8 " , Orren 4 " , Chas. A. 20 tt , Peter 3,4,7 tt , David E. 4,IO ti , Polly 21f ft , Delila 3,9 " , Rebecca I ,I2 " ,, Earl 2I tt , Robert 3,8,II, I2 Chapter VIII Index Page 7 0 S" Contid

Stevenson., Samantha 3,9 vlhi tmer, Hetty 23 Sarah L .. 1:!illiams, Elsie T2 " J ,.. , 3 :J ;;:;arah 7,9 n , Mary I2 ft" ) Selina 20 " , Sarah 12 n J Sharlotte 4 1Jll is e , Chris tine Elizabeth n , Silas 20 " 6 " , Sol " , Governor 6 tt 4 ., Susannah II viTills 1 1tlillisor 22 m " J ..i. ,, M. 4 Wolf, John II H , Thomas 7,II.,27 Woodard, W,D. 20 ft j 1r-Tilliam I,3J4,7 Williams, Mary E. 29 8,9.,II.,28 tt 1:Jm. K. 3 " ' 1:lm .. R .. 3,9 "Y" n ,' V'lm. Thomas9 Yates, William I2 tt I Wm. Ward 20,2I York, Indiana ~9 " • Zane 4 nmn .L "Z" Talbott, Ann 7 Zimmerman, Laura Helen I2 Tait, Florence Stevens 6 Zwiebel, Mrs. Lydia Huston Tait, George 6 23 Thompson, :Mattia 29 Zwiebel, Herman J. 23 Tyler, John I!.(Hazen)20 Tyler, Ruby 20 Tyler, Selina Gilbert20

"1"1'" Waite, Mary Stephenson 24 Wallace,-- 29 Wallace, James 12

Wardman.~ Sarah 7 Ward, William I8 Wate, Thomas I? Watkins,·Alice Lucille I2 n , Edgar Lo11ell I2 " , Henry 12 " , Mary Gladys 12 Watson,-- 24 Watson, Hazel 24 " ;; Rachel Shaw 24 "· , Wilda 24 Weeks, Carl 22 Whitmer, Catherine 23 West, Ann 7

CHAPTER IX PAGE I R"SCORDS FR01·1 rms. H. B. DAVENPORT, CHARIJESTONj)W,VAo Virginia Court Records Bath County.Land Bk.I 1792 Stephenson, James 285 acres I80I n , James II6 acres Stephenson, David I35 A. n , John 380 acres " , James & A.387A. " , John 30 acres 1794 1802 Stephenson, James 286 acres Stephenson., James & A. 387A. ft , James II6 acres n , David 98A n I795 I Sam.&Robert I50A Steptienson, James 286 acres Tt , Sam.Sr. 497A. n , James II6 acres I798 Stephenson., David N.Grant I35 acres n , James IOO acres n , James from A. Livers 200 acres 1798 Stephenson, David I35 acres STEPHENSON LAND GRANTS IN 1tJEST VIRGINIA"Dyer's Index,w.va. Land.Grants" STEPHENSON, GOERGE. I50 acres I8J7, Cabell Co. " , John IOO acres I828, Cabell Co. " J and Rader 463 acres I8I8 Greenbrir Co. n , Johnson IOO acres 1797 Greenbrier Co. " j James 225 acres I8I2 Kanawha Co. " , John I25 acres l(anawha Co. " , Elijah IOO acres I8I9 Kanawha Co. " , William I25 acres 1825 Mason Co. tt , William I50 acres 1835 Mason Co. n , Samuel 50 acres I807 Monroe Co. " J J • G. 50 acres J822 Nicholas Co. n , Joshua 60 acres I836 Nicholas Co. n , Joshua I4 acres I859 Nicholas Co. " , Albert 220 acres I860 Nicholas Co. tt , Joseph 135 acres I8r3 Cabell Co. tt , ~Jilliam I20 acres I8IJ Cabell Co. tt , Johh Sr. 220 acres I836 Cabell Co. Kanawha Assessors Books Stephenson, John I Male White I803 n ti J George " " I803 " , Alexander " " " I804 " , Robert " ff " I804 " , 1"1illiam " n " I804 " , David n n " 1804 " , Samuel " " " 1805 " , Robert " " " I805 tt , David n ti t1 1805 CHAPTER IX Page 2 RECORDS FROM MRS. H. B~ DAVENPORT, CHARLESTON,W.VA. Kanawha Assessors Books, cont'd from page I Stephenson, John 2 white males I805 " , Alexander 2 white males 1805 At the time of "Tithing" all male children over I6 years of age were listed. VIRGINIA WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS. Frederick County, Va. Stephensonj Richard, I765, Will Isle of Wight Co.,Va. Stephenson, John I737, Will Loudon County, Va.,Stephenson, William I796, In. Stephenson, Jane I797, Inv.

Augusta County, Va • .,Stevenson., Adam I760 A Stevenson., John I770 A. Stevenson., Thomas I785 Will. York County, Va. Stevenson, William I778., Will Stevenson, William I784, Will Stevenson, William I786, In. Augusta County, Va., Stephenson, William I759 Will Stephenson, Robert, I772, Will Stephenson, Adam I79I, In. CHAPTER IX Page 3 RECORDS FROM MRS. H.B. DAVENPORT,CHARLESTON, W.VA. ALEXANDER STEPH.ENSON, son James Stephenson Sr. &wife Ann Garner, b. Va., mar. Sarah Ewing, dau.Joshua Ewing & wife Eleanor. Joshua Ewing lived at Little Levels,Bath Co ... -'Va., now Pocahontas Co. (W)Va. 1Jancy Ewing, sister to ~arah, mar. John Stephenson, brother to Alexanderg who moved to Jackson Co., o. Alexander and Sarah had; I. John Garner Stephenson(Col*) b.I0-27-I787;d.5-8- 1 57 Mar. Kanawha Co.w.va.5-I4-I8II, Charity LeMaster. Lived and died in Nier.alas Co.(W.)Va. He was an Ens. War I8I2; Col.Virginia Militia, served I3 terms in Virginia Assembly in Richmond. Had; a. Franklin Stephenson b.2~26-I8I2;d.7-I2-I848, Nich. Co. Mar.Julia Ann Stephenson, a cousi. 3 ch.2 d. young, unm~rried. I. Thomas ~enton Stephenson b.I2-26-I845;d.2-2I- 1 2I Clay Co·., We Va .Mar .Glendora Stephenson, dau.Andrew Jackson Stephenson & wife Mary Ja~e Forsythe.Ch; a. Annie Wilmuth Stephenson, mar.Henry B. Daven­ port, son Col. Henry B. Davenport and wife Martha Clay. Have I.Benton S. Davenport; 2eBraxton Dav­ enport. bwBeatrice Stephenson mar.Joseph Mifflin Loren­ tz. Had; Henrietta mar. Joseph Cook;I a.~u; 2 sons also Josephine Lorentz mar. James Erskine; had I son and 2 daughters. b. Abner Stephenson b.6-4-I8I3; do6~9-I846. Mar.Eliz­ abeth Robinson, lived Nicholas Co.{W)Va. c. Cortes Stephenson b.6-8~I8I7;d.I0-29-I846.Mar9Mel­ vina Grose or Grosi, lived Nicholas Co.(W)Va. d. Rebecca Stephenson b.2-4-I820;d.2-?-I894.Mar. Jam­ es Young 1837, a first cousin. Lived Nicholas Co. e. Benjamin LeMaster Stephenson b.I2-IO-I823.d.4-7- I87I; Lived Clay Co.W.Vaa His mother, Charity Le­ Master Stephenson died at his home,3-8-I870. he married Priscilla Forsythe. f. Agnes Jane Stephenson b.4-2-I829;d.7-6-I863.Mar. Milton Dorsey. Lived Nicholas County,W.Va. g. MartinVan Buren Stephenson b.7-3I-I833;d.--. Lived Nicholas County. Married Nancy Young, first cousin h. Nancy B. Stephenson b.7-24-1835; died 3-I8-I922. ~1arried James Forsythe andlived Fayette County., West Virginia. 2. Joshua Stephensor b.--;d.--; Married Kanawha County, W.Va. Nancy Dodrill, 6-6-I8I3. Lived Nicholas Coe He came to Nicholas County with brother John Garner Steph­ enson. They both bought farms there, married and reared their families in that county. Their young­ est brother, David, came there later and he also purchased a farm, married and reared continued next page. CHAPTER IX,Page 4 -. "'R r~1 o~ D (., '➔1R n 'J\,IT j\Jie, Cl H B E'. ....:.. .1 r\ ...) .1.. V.L'l .1.'J.I'. .:) • ~ • DAVENPORT, CHARLESTOi'·JJ\Al.VA. ALEXANDER STEPHENSON, son James Sr. and wife, Ann Garnerg Mar. Sarah Ewing; Ch$ Cont'd; 2$ Jcshua Stephenson married Nancy Dodrill Ch. Con 1 da hi.s fan1ily in. Nicholas County. Ch, ao LeMaster Stephenson, married Mary Evans, lived Braxton County, W. Va. be. Jviadison Stephe11scn mar1,.,ied Elizabeth Dunforde c. Re"boc~a Stephenson married Campbell Woods. d. Johri D~ Stephenson married Mary Fitzwater. e. Margaret Stephenson married John Van Bibber. r. Willi.am Stephenson who died young, unmarriede 3Et N·ancy Ann Stephen.son, b.=-;d.c::o-=, Mar. Jacob y,,ung.,IBIO Kanawha Co.(W)Va. One record says they lived P~tnam Co. another says Mason County. Had ch., a. James Young mar. Rebecca Stephenson, first cousin. b. John Ve Young c. Alexander Y~ung married Sarah Stephenson, I84I d. I,uuis Younge e. Jacob Young, Jr. r. Sallie Young. g. Margaret Young. h. Malinda Young. i. Nancy Young, mar.Marti.n Van Buren Stephenson, Ist cousin. j. Samuel Young, mar.Helen Hart, I~IO-I852. 4. Elijah Stephenson be_,-;d.-=; Mar. Kanawha Co. W.Va. to Arminta Clark$ Lived and died Kanawha County. Had Ch.; a. Garner Stephenson, died unmarried. b. Wilmoth Stephenson mar.Augustus Boggs I0=2I-I837. Ce Sallie Ann Stephenson married -~McDonald. 5. Alexander Stephenson Jre mare Rhoda Hale, Jackson Co.,O. 5-29-IBI9, lived Jackson County. No further recordse 6. Samuel Stephenson be2-I4-I797; died 5-30-I834. Mare Sallie Wilson, Gr.Dau.Cola Andrew Donnelly. Mar. in Ka­ nawha County,W.Va.7-27-I824. They had; a. Eliza Stephenson b.8~5- 1 ?5, mar.John Roberts,I-I4='5I b.Catherine W. Stephenson beand daI827~ c. John Alexander b.I-22- 9 28. Mar. Ann Saunders 5-5-'53 d. James Be be6-I6-'J0, Mare Catherine Wilson,Ist cousin. e. Orestus D. Stephenson b.9~I7-I832;d.II-25-I833. 7e David Ewing Stephenson b.4-IO-I80I;de-- Mar.4-I6-I825 Nancy Rader, dau. George and Jane(McCoy)Radere Mar.& lived in Nicholas County,W.Va. He was thought to have spent some time in Jackson County., Ohio, with several of his brothers who had moved to that state. John Gar­ ner Stephenson is also thought to have spent some time theree Brothers cf Alexander Sr. went to Jackson Co.,O. married, raised afmilies, descendants live in mEny sta­ tes and all over Ohioe Ch.David and Nancy: a. Albert Stephenson b.d. Mar. Ann McDermott.

b. Electia Stephenson died you.ng 9 unmarried. CHAPTER IX Page 5 DAVENPORT, CHARLESTON,W.VA.

ALEY~JtHDER STEPH~~~,JSON.t son Ja1nes Sr .. a'1d wife A.nn Garner; married Sarah iwing; Ch. cont'd from page 4. 7 e Dsvid Ewi11g Steph•s11.son Children cont'd; c. Andrew Jackson Stephenson b.1~-29-IR29; died I0-~9- 1903 .. Born Nicholas County, died Clay County,W.Vat, !·farrie r·1ary Jane Forsythe,. daughter Abraham Forsythe and wife Jane(Reed) Wright Forsythe, of Clay Co.W • ..la. Andrew Jackson Stephenson was Mrs. Davenport's grandfather on her mother's side, and Franklin Steph­ enson was her grandfather on her fatner's side of the family, making her GREAT-GREAT-GRANDFATHER on both sides of the family--1\LEXANDER STEPHENSON SR. d. Sarah Jane Stephensonmarried Jackson Pettigrew. e. George Alexander Stephenson married Louisa Perkins~ f. Samuel Stephenson married Jeanette Mcclung. g. Elijah B. Stephenson married not at all, died in young manhood. h. David Stephenson also died young and unmarried.

Mrs. H.B. Davenport's address is I546 Kanawha Blvd.East Charleston I, 1,lfest Virginia. Mrs. Pursell, of 2IO Ross Valley Dr,, San Rafael, Calif., who compiled the record of the rest of the family of James Stephenson Sr., the James.who died in Monroe Co., (W)Va., I802, tte father of the AlexrnAer of this chapter, in a recent letter to this compiler, said that of all the people who helped her find records, Mrs. Davenport was, by far, the most helpful. F.A.M.

CHAPTER IX. RECORDS RE ALE)CANDER STF.Phli!NSON INDEX PAGE I

Augustus " 1~c" l1cClung, J·eanette 5 "C" }1cCoy, Jane 4 -~,,.. Arm·~ 'I"' +-a Cl. a ,...\:'J,j I .:...J..!.V -rJ I r-iicDermot t -1 Ann 4 Clay, I'·lartha 3 r-1cDonald, -- 4 Cook, c.Toseph 3 npn "Du Perkins, T.1ouisa 5 Davenport, Benton S. 3 Pettigrew,Jackson 5 " , Btlf' xton 3 Pursell, Mrs. 5 , Hen·~y B. 3 " , Henry B. Col_ 3 "R" " , ~1r s • H • B • 5 Rader,--- I Dodrill, Nancy 3,4 n , George 4 Donnelly, Andrew (Col.)4 n , Jane McCoy 4 Dorsey, Milton 3 u , Nancy Dunford, Elizabeth 4 Roberts, John t Robinson, Elizabeth 3 "E" Erskine, James 3 "S" Evans, Mary 4 Saunders, Ann 4 Ewing, Eleanor 3 Stephenson, A. I Ewing, Joshua 3 n , Abner 3 Ewing., Nancy 3 " , Adam 2 Ewing., Sarah 3,4,5 tt , Agnes Jane 3 n , Albert I,4 npn n , Alexander I,2,3,4,5 Fitzwater, Mary " , Andrew Jackson 3,5 Forsythe, Abraham i " , Annia Wilmuth 3 " , James 3 " , Beatrice 3 " , Jane Reed Wright 5 n , Benj.LeMaster 3 " , ?•1ar;y"" Jane 3' .5 " , Catherine We 4 n Priscilla 5 " , Ch~rity LeMaster 3 ·' n , Cortes 3 "G" n , David I~3,4,5 Garner, Ann 3,4,5 n , David Ewing 4,5 Grose(brosi) Melvina 3 " , Electia 4 " , Elijah I,4 "H" n , Elijah B. 5 Hale, Rhoda 4 " , Eliza 4 Hart, Helen 4 n , Franklin 3,5 4 " , Garner 4 n1n " , George I LeMaster, Charity 3,4 " , Geo.Alexander 5 Livers, A~ I " , Glendora 3 Lorentz, rlenrietta 3 " , James I,5 " , Joseph Mifflin 3 tt , James B. 4 " , Josephine 3 tt , James Sr. 3,4,5 CIIAPTER IX RECORDS PE Al..:EXANDER STEPHENSON INDEX PAGE 2

"S" Cont 1 d "S" Cont'd Stephenson, Jane 2 Stevenson, Adam 2

" j John Sr. I " 0 John 2 " , John I,2,3 n , Thomas 2 11 , John D. 4 " , William 2 n , John GarnerJ.,4 " si J. Ge I "V" " , J8hnson I ,.ran Bibber, -- 4 " , Joseph I " , Joshua I, 3 ,~- n,r1" " , Julia Ann3 Wilson, Catherine 4 " , Ler1Ias ter 4 Wilson, Sallie 4 " , Madison 4 Woods, Campbell 4 " ~ Martin Van Buren 3,4 " , Margaret 4 "Y" " , Nancy B. 3 Young, Alexander 4 " , Nancy Ann.4 " , Jacob 4 " , Orestus 4 " , Jacob Jr .. 4 " , Rebecca 3,4 " , James 3,4 " , Richard 2 " , John 4 " , Robert I, 2 " , Louis 4 " , Sallie Ann4 " Malinda 4 " , Samuel I,4,5 " , M1rgaret 4 " , Samuel Sr.I " , Nancy 3,4 " , Sarah 3,4 n , Sallie 4 " , Sarah Jane5 " , Samuel 4 n , Thomas 2 " , Thomas Benton 3 " , William I,2,4 " , Wilmoth 4