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(__________) (__________) (F)| Reference | 3G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Marriage | Isaac Underwood (ca 1775 - 1862) |
| Family | Isaac Underwood (ca 1775 - 1862) b. circa 1776, d. 1862 | |
| Children | 1. | Isaac Underwood (1796 PA - 1876)+ b. 20 May 1796, d. 4 Oct 1876 |
| 2. | Mary (Hannah?) Underwood (1797 PA - 1878)+ b. 17 Dec 1797, d. 13 Mar 1878 |
| Reference | 3G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Father | James (#2) Kile-Coyle b. 23 July 1749, d. 25 April 1806 | |
| Mother | Sarah (__________) b. 19 February 1750, d. before 1802 |
| Birth | circa 1790 | Frederick Co., Virginia, I think there is a problem with Stephen's age. On his death certificate, it says he was 80 years old when he died 24 June 1870, which would make his birth year 1790. Supporting this birth year is the fact that there were two land transactions in Frederick Co where he sold his inherited part of his father's land, selling land in 1816 and in 1819. If he were a minor, he could not have sold the land. So, in 1816 he had to be at least 21 years old. Why the census records for 1850 and 1840 show him as 50 and 30 to 40 respectively I don't know. What do you think????? |
| (Grantor) Deed | 30 May 1816 | (EstateOf) James (#2) Kile-Coyle; Frederick Co., Virginia, James, Sarah, Stephen and Thomas Kile sell lands on the drains of Back Creek to Moses Newbank. (This is land from their father's estate) Book 39, pg 237 (SLC 31388) This indenture the thirtieth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixteen between Francis Kile, Sarah Kile, and Stephen Kile & Thomas Kile of the one part and Moses Newbank of the other part, all of the county of Frederick and Commonwealth of Virginia. Whereas James Kile desc late of said county did by his last will and testament duly proved an recorded in the said county court of Frederick, will and devise to his several children a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Frederick and adjoining the lands of George Smith, Christian Schrach and others & being the same whereon the said Moses Newbanks how lives, together with another small tract near the same and adjoining said George Smith and Sampson SMith [___] and containing about fourteen acres more or less all of which said James Kile is seized. Now this indenture witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred twenty six dollars to the said [the siblings named again] ... more legal stuff. Recorded 6 Jan 1817. No indication that any of them are residing in another county, or that they have spouses that need to sign. |
| Deed | 1 May 1819 | Frederick Co., Virginia, From Monongalia Co., he sold land that was in Frederick Co., (Frederick Co. VA book 41 pg 466 - SLC 31389) - This indenture made the first day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundrend and Nineteen between Stephen Kile of the state of Virginia of the one part and Michael Albert of the County of Frederick and state of the other part witnesseth that the said Stephen Kile for and in consideration fo the sum of Two Hunderd dollars current money of Virginia unto him in hand paid by the said Michael Albert at or before the sealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof he doth herby acknowledge and thereof doth release acquit and discharge the said Michael Albert his heirs executors and administrators by these presents the said Stephen hath granted sold ... unto the said Michael Albert and his heirs and asigns two undivided acres of the following tract or parcel of land granted by the Commonwealth of Virginia unto James Kile asignee of Elias Haskley containing three hundred and eighty four and three quarter acres by survey bearing date the fourth day of September One Thousand Seven hundred and Eighty Eigth lying and being in the County of Frederick joining Elias Keckley on or near the head branch of Back Creek and bounded as followeth to wit Beginning... [long legal description]. Commonwealth of Virginia and county fo Monongalia - This day came before us two of the Commonwealth Justices of the peace in and for the county aforesaid the within named Stephen Kile party to the within conveyance and duly acknowledge ...said acknowlegement to the clerk of the county court of Frederick in order that the same may be recorded. As witness our hands and seals at Morgan Town in the county aforesaid the 20th of July AD 1819. Then the Monongalia clerk said that Ralph Berkshire and James Tibbs Esquires are actually acting Justices of the Peace. Then in Frederick County on 9 Aug 1819 the indenture was produced and acknowledged. Probably not yet married as no wife signed dower. |
| Marriage | Elizabeth (_Underwood?_); Harrison & Monongalia counties both negative | |
| Census1840 | 1840 | page 67, Harrison Co., West Virginia, 1m 0-5 (John), 1m5-10 (Frances), 2m10-15 (Asa & George), 1m30-40 (Stephen, 1f 10-5 (?), 1f15-20 (?), 1f40-50 (Elizabeth) Witness: Elizabeth (_Underwood?_) Witness: Asa Kile Witness: George Washington Kile Witness: John Kile |
| Census1850 | 1850 | page 119a #247-247, District 21, Harrison Co., West Virginia, Kile, Stephen 50 b.VA no land|| Kile, Elizabeth 50 b.VA|| Kile, Asa 20 b.VA|| Kile, Frances 15 b.VA|| Kile, John 10 b.VA|| Kile, Sophia 4 b.VA InHomeOf: Elizabeth (_Underwood?_) InHomeOf: Asa Kile InHomeOf: Frances Kile InHomeOf: John Kile InHomeOf: Sophia Kile |
| Census1860 | 1860 | page 12 #80-80, Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Kile, Stephen 71 b.VA farmer no land|| Kile, E 69 b.VA|| Kile, Sophia 15 b.VA InHomeOf: Elizabeth (_Underwood?_) InHomeOf: Sophia Kile |
| Death | 24 June 1870 | Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Bk 3 pg 17 |
| Burial | Doddridge Co., West Virginia, where is he buried? | |
| Negative | 8 October 2002 | Doddridge films looked at: 838197 index to wills 836911 index to estates 836904 index to unacknowledged writings 836902 index to bonds 1870-88 1618031 index to chancery orders 464935 typescript index to wills & more 848628 typescript index to vitals & more (shows his death, but not more) 249981 duplicate typescript 6093378 obits |
| Family | Elizabeth (_Underwood?_) b. circa 1795 | |
| Children | 1. | (__________) Kile b. bt 1820 - 1825 |
| 2. | George Washington Kile+ b. 15 Mar 1826, d. 20 Oct 1899 | |
| 3. | Asa Kile+ b. 1830 | |
| 4. | Frances Kile b. 1835 | |
| 5. | (__________) Kile b. bt 1835 - 1840 | |
| 6. | John Kile b. 1839 | |
| 7. | Sophia Kile b. bt 1845 - 1846 |
| Reference | 3G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Birth | circa 1795 | |
| Marriage | Stephen Kile; Harrison & Monongalia counties both negative | |
| (Witness) Census1840 | 1840 | Stephen Kile; page 67, Harrison Co., West Virginia, 1m 0-5 (John), 1m5-10 (Frances), 2m10-15 (Asa & George), 1m30-40 (Stephen, 1f 10-5 (?), 1f15-20 (?), 1f40-50 (Elizabeth) |
| (InHomeOf) Census1850 | 1850 | Stephen Kile; page 119a #247-247, District 21, Harrison Co., West Virginia, Kile, Stephen 50 b.VA no land|| Kile, Elizabeth 50 b.VA|| Kile, Asa 20 b.VA|| Kile, Frances 15 b.VA|| Kile, John 10 b.VA|| Kile, Sophia 4 b.VA |
| (InHomeOf) Census1860 | 1860 | Stephen Kile; page 12 #80-80, Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Kile, Stephen 71 b.VA farmer no land|| Kile, E 69 b.VA|| Kile, Sophia 15 b.VA |
| Family | Stephen Kile b. circa 1790, d. 24 June 1870 | |
| Children | 1. | (__________) Kile b. bt 1820 - 1825 |
| 2. | George Washington Kile+ b. 15 Mar 1826, d. 20 Oct 1899 | |
| 3. | Asa Kile+ b. 1830 | |
| 4. | Frances Kile b. 1835 | |
| 5. | (__________) Kile b. bt 1835 - 1840 | |
| 6. | John Kile b. 1839 | |
| 7. | Sophia Kile b. bt 1845 - 1846 |
| Reference | 3G Grf & 24.4wf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Father | Joseph Underwood (1762-1813) b. 9 October 1762, d. 1813 | |
| Mother | Sarah (__________) |
| To-Do | 929.273 C769cc, Other things found under Underwood entries in Swem. A book review that bears looking into (SLC 929.273 C769c), got copy but not yet analyzed. Don't think there's a connection: "Sons of the Descendants of Samuel Converse Jr" compiled and edited by Charles Allen Converse 2 volumes Eben Putnam Publ. Witness: Shortcuts and Abbreviations and To-Do List | |
| Birth | 15 April 1803 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Birth date from old pages written 1910-1929 and inserted into Bible (copyright 1886) believed to have belonged to Jacob & Edie (Kile) Ash. (Evd 1392) |
| Marriage | 24 July 1821 | Kesiah Baker1 |
| Census1830 | 1830 | pg 184, no twnshp listed, Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1m0-5 (John) 1m5-10(Joseph) 1m20-30 (Dixon) 1f0-5 (Sarah) 1f5-10 (Nancy) 1f20-30 Witness: Kesiah Baker Witness: Nancy Ann Underwood Witness: Joseph Underwood Witness: John D Underwood Witness: Sarah Underwood |
| Event-Misc | 13 September 1830 | Jacob Ash; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Court Records 1815-1845 (SLC 0175038) 1st book, pg 178 has Samuel Underwood vs Jacob Ash & Dixon Underwood regarding a debt of $38.40 interest from 13 Sep 1830, and costs $6.76. Don't know for sure if this is the same Dixon Underwood and Jacob Ash as I'm attributing to, and haven't figured out which Samuel it refers to |
| Census1850 | 1850 | pg 32 #499-439, District 13, Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Underwood, Dixon 45 b.VA farmer InHomeOf: Kesiah Baker InHomeOf: Elizabeth Underwood InHomeOf: Keziah Underwood InHomeOf: Mary Jane Underwood InHomeOf: Margaret Emmaline Underwood InHomeOf: Abigail Underwood InHomeOf: Rachel Underwood |
| Census1860 | 1860 | pg 467 #124-124, twnshp not listed, Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Underwood, Dixon 58 b.VA farmer $0-$60 InHomeOf: Kesiah Baker InHomeOf: Abigail Underwood InHomeOf: Rachel Underwood |
| Census1870 | 1870 | pg 309 #58-58, McElroy, Tyler Co., West Virginia, Underwood, Dick 67 b.VA no land, $150 personal property InHomeOf: Kesiah Baker |
| (InHomeOf) Census1880 | 1880 | Francis M Swiger; ED 119 pg 331a #152-154, McClellan, Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Swigger, Frances M 42 b.VA farmer with wife and children |
| Death | 2 April 1887 | Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Death bk 3 pg 48 (SLC 838195) which says parents are Jos. & Sarah, that he was a minister, and age 83-11-17. Died of "old age". Informant was son Joseph. Death date also from old pages written 1910-1929 and inserted into Bible (copyright 1886) believed to have belonged to Jacob & Edie (Kile) Ash. (Evd 1392) |
| Probate | 14 May 1887 | Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Index to estates SLC 836911. Vols 1-2 SLC 836903. (Have items, but not yet indexed.) Appraisal bk F2 pgs 545-6 - Appraisement made 14 May 1887. Notes of names involved - Jefferson Swiger, Reason Swiger, Nicholas Prunty, A? L? Swiger, Elisabeth Swiger, William Swiger. Settlement bk 2 pg 696 - Names involved - above names, and M R Ankroms, W J Swiger, Albert Talkinton, John H Davis, L E Swiger, Truman E Swiger, Samuel Collins, V A Glover. Index to probate SLC 836909. Date of appt 24 Sep 1889 for statement of accts of S P Swiger exec of Dixon Underwood deceased. Confirmation of order vol 1 pg 23. (SLC 836908) (this last not copied as it's only a confirmation. Tyler Co minute bk 1 pg 456 has an entry about Dixon Underwood making a road. |
| Burial | where buried? Maybe Christian Church Cemetery where Kesiah buried? (Center Point, Doddridge) | |
| Source | Children's dates are from Tetrick FGS of Phillip Underwood |
| Family | Kesiah Baker b. 15 December 1803, d. 19 May 1880 | |
| Children | 1. | Nancy Ann Underwood+ b. 1 Jun 1823, d. 21 Mar 1903 |
| 2. | Joseph Underwood+ b. 8 Apr 1825, d. 18 Aug 1902 | |
| 3. | John D Underwood b. 2 Mar 1827, d. 10 Oct 1845 | |
| 4. | Sarah Underwood+ b. 10 Dec 1829, d. 11 Jun 1911 | |
| 5. | Elizabeth Underwood b. 21 Jan 1832 | |
| 6. | Keziah Underwood+ b. 9 Mar 1834 | |
| 7. | Mary Jane Underwood b. 30 Dec 1835 | |
| 8. | Margaret Emmaline Underwood+ b. 22 Apr 1838 | |
| 9. | Abigail Underwood b. 13 Aug 1842 | |
| 10. | Rachel Underwood b. 12 Oct 1846 |
Kesiah Baker (F)| Reference | 3G Grm & 24.2wm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| To-Do | 1810 Bakers in Elizabeth, Ohio Co., VA 1765-1784 pg 22 Evan 3m0-10 1m26-45 1f0-10 1f16-45 _-1765 pg 22 John 1m10-16 1m16-26 2m45+ 1f0-10 1f45+ 1765-1784 pg 22 Mecheet 1m26-45 1f0-10 1f26-45 pg 22 has Joseph and Wm Underwood 1765-1784 pg 201 George 33m0-10 2m10-16 1m16-26 1m26-45 2f0-10 2f10-16 1f26-45 _-1765 pg 8 Henry 4m0-10 3m16-26 1m45+ 2f0-10 1f26-45 1784-1794 pg 197 William 1m26-45 2f0-10 1f16-26 0-10 = 1800-1810 10-16 = 1794-1800 16-26 = 1784-1794 26-45 = 1765-1784 45+ = before 1765 | |
| Birth | 15 December 1803 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, need to research the Bakers in Tyler & Ohio county (Tyler formed from Ohio in 1814)1 |
| (Witness) History | 1814 | West Virginia, Tyler Co formed from Ohio Co |
| Marriage | 24 July 1821 | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887)1 |
| (Witness) Census1830 | 1830 | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887); pg 184, no twnshp listed, Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1m0-5 (John) 1m5-10(Joseph) 1m20-30 (Dixon) 1f0-5 (Sarah) 1f5-10 (Nancy) 1f20-30 |
| (InHomeOf) Census1850 | 1850 | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887); pg 32 #499-439, District 13, Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Underwood, Dixon 45 b.VA farmer |
| (InHomeOf) Census1860 | 1860 | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887); pg 467 #124-124, twnshp not listed, Doddridge Co., West Virginia, Underwood, Dixon 58 b.VA farmer $0-$60 |
| (InHomeOf) Census1870 | 1870 | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887); pg 309 #58-58, McElroy, Tyler Co., West Virginia, Underwood, Dick 67 b.VA no land, $150 personal property |
| Death | 19 May 1880 | 1 |
| Burial | Christian Church Cemetery, Center Point, Doddridge Co., West Virginia |
| Family | Dixon Underwood (1803-1887) b. 15 April 1803, d. 2 April 1887 | |
| Children | 1. | Nancy Ann Underwood+ b. 1 Jun 1823, d. 21 Mar 1903 |
| 2. | Joseph Underwood+ b. 8 Apr 1825, d. 18 Aug 1902 | |
| 3. | John D Underwood b. 2 Mar 1827, d. 10 Oct 1845 | |
| 4. | Sarah Underwood+ b. 10 Dec 1829, d. 11 Jun 1911 | |
| 5. | Elizabeth Underwood b. 21 Jan 1832 | |
| 6. | Keziah Underwood+ b. 9 Mar 1834 | |
| 7. | Mary Jane Underwood b. 30 Dec 1835 | |
| 8. | Margaret Emmaline Underwood+ b. 22 Apr 1838 | |
| 9. | Abigail Underwood b. 13 Aug 1842 | |
| 10. | Rachel Underwood b. 12 Oct 1846 |
| Reference | 3G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell Descendant Chart for Robert S Ferrell Sr (Captain) |
| Father | James S Ferrell b. 24 April 1763, d. after 1840 | |
| Mother | Rebecca Bunner b. before 1765 |
| (Witness) Misc | William Straight; SLC 175044 Tyler Co WV Order Book (2nd item on roll) Wm Straight vs Elisha Ferrell & James Hays pg 91, 114, 137, 161 suit about land (1842) . Pg 161 "a motion on a bond taken for the forth coming of property at the day of sale." | |
| Birth | 1 December 1798 | Whiteday Creek, Monongalia (now Marion) Co., West Virginia, 393336N0800311W, Per obits (which see), confirmed also by notes. Whiteday Creek is along the border of Monongalia and Marion Counties, actually crossing it. It crosses present day Iinterstate 79 about Smithtown1 |
| Marriage | 6 January 1820 | Susanna Hay(e)s; Tyler Co., West Virginia, The Esquire, Aaron Morgan, reported the following ceremonies, which he had solemnized since 1816 - Jan. 6, 1820, Elisha Ferrill to Susannah Hays2 |
| Census1820 | 1820 | Tyler Co., West Virgninia, pg 83 1m16-26 1f16-26 |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Susanna Hay(e)s; Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 169 1m0-5 2m5-10 1m30-40 1f0-5 1f10-15 1f30-40 |
| Census1840 | 1840 | Susanna Hay(e)s; Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 5 1m0-5 1m10-15 1m15-20 1m40-50 1f0-5 1f5-10 1f10-15 1f15-20 1f40-50 |
| Marriage | 4 October 1845 | Elsie J Stacy; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Ceremonies by John Alley - Elisha Ferril to Alsy Stacy, Oct. 4, 18453 |
| Census1850 | 1850 | Elsie J Stacy; 64th District, Wetzel Co., West Virginia, (Evd 271) |
| Note | 1854 | Named in father-in-law's will |
| Census1860 | 1860 | Pg 55 #377-378, Pine Grove, Wetzel Co., West Virginia, Ferrell, Elisha 62 b.VA farmer $485 $175|| Ferrell, Elsy 34 b.VA|| Ferrell, Mary 23 b.VA|| Ferrell, Elvira 13 b.VA|| Ferrell, Clarissa 12 b.VA|| Ferrell, Charles 10 b.VA|| Ferrell, Amanda 7 b.VA|| Ferrell, Lorinda B 4 b.VA|| Ferrell, William E 2 b.VA InHomeOf: Elsie J Stacy InHomeOf: Mary Gray Ferrell InHomeOf: Elvira V Ferrell InHomeOf: Clarissa J Ferrell InHomeOf: Charles Hiram Ferrell InHomeOf: Amanda C Ferrell InHomeOf: Lorinda Belle Ferrell InHomeOf: Ezra William Ferrell |
| Census | 1865 | Elsie J Stacy; Woodland Township, Wright Co., Minnesota, State census (Evd 1117) |
| Residence | 1865 | Elsie J Stacy; Montrose, Woodland Township, Wright Co., Minnesota, Moved to Montrose. Photo of the barn that Elisha built I took this picture on a trip there in 1991. In 2005 cousin Charles Pain took a lot of pictures, and the barn is scheduled to be burned down before it falls down. |
| Census1870 | 1870 | Elsie J Stacy; Woodland Township, Wright Co., Minnesota, (Evd 141) |
| Residence | 24 November 1871 | Woodland Twnshp, Wright Co., Minnesota, Handwritten part of homestead form reads (besides name etc): south half of the north east quarter of section two, in township one hundred and eighteen of range twenty six, in the district of lands subject to sale at Smithfield Minnesota containing eighty acres. Need to send copy to Natl Archive in DC and ask for copies of all backup documents pertaining to this homestead (land entry papers) Click here to see the land record that shows the below info: Name: ELISHA FERRELL Date: 25 Jul 1872 Location: MN, Document #: 883 Serial #: MN0120__.375 Sale Type: HOMESTEAD Acres: 80.0000 Meridian or Watershed: 5TH Parcel: Township 118 N, Range 26 W, Section 24 |
| Census | 1875 | Elsie J Stacy; Woodland Township, Wright Co., Minnesota, State census (Evd 1116) |
| Census1880 | 1880 | Elsie J Stacy; Woodland Township, Wright Co., Minnesota, (Evd 156) |
| Source | West Bank of Big Marsh, Montrose (Marysville Twnshp), Wright Co., Minnesota, pg 9 "Another home located not far from the west bank of the Big Marsh ad on the west side of what is now Highway 25, was the Elisha Ferrell home. Mr Ferrell married Elsie Stacy, the daughter of Ezra Stacy, Sr. Mr Ferrell had been married previous to this marriage in Virginia and had quite a family. Iknow at least some of the children came to Minnesota." [more not quoted]5 | |
| Death | 19 August 1889 | Woodland Twnshp, Wright Co., Minnesota, Cause of death old age, age 91. Born WV birth date not shown nor are parents names. Physiian Dr Brigham of Montrose, undertaker not named6 |
| Burial | Kreidler Cemetery, Montrose (Marysville Twnshp), Wright Co., Minnesota, Tombstone Photo Photo of area (1) Photo of area (2) Photo of area (3)7 | |
| Obituary | 21 August 1889 | Montrose, Wright Co., Virginia, Died - Elisha Ferrell, at the home of his son, Ezra, on Aug. 19th aged 91 years; the remains were interred in the Kreidler cemetery Tuesday; Rev. Doran officiating. Mr. F. was born in Virginia, Dec 1st, 1799, and located in this county in April 1765. He was a member of the M.E. church for over fifty years.8 |
| Obituary | 22 August 1889 | Montrose, Wright Co., Virginia, Died - Elisha Ferrell, on Monday Aug. 19th, aged 90 years, 8 months and 18 days. Interment occured Tuesday in the Kriedler cemetery conducted by Rev. John Doran of Delano. Mr. F. was born Dec. 1, 1798 in Whiteday Creek, Monongahalo sic Co., Va. and moved to Wright county April 15, 1865. He leaves a widow and several children, and was a member of the Methodist church for over half a century.8 |
| Obituary | 22 August 1889 | Montrose, Wright Co., Virginia, Elisha Ferrell, after a few days sickness, passed quietyly away Monday moring at the age of 92 years. The funeral took place Tuesday. The deceased has been an invalid from old age for several years. He was one of the first to locate in Montrose and leaves many aquaintances and relatives to recall memories of his earlier days.9 |
| Family 1 | Susanna Hay(e)s d. 11 March 1845 | |
| Children | 1. | Elizabeth Ferrell b. 2 Feb 1820 |
| 2. | James Perrie Ferrell+ b. 1 Dec 1822, d. 1907 | |
| 3. | Benjamin Franklin Ferrell+ b. 1 Aug 1825, d. 27 Jun 1901 | |
| 4. | Josiah Hays Ferrell+ b. 20 Dec 1828, d. 19 May 1909 | |
| 5. | Narsissa R Ferrell b. 10 Feb 1830, d. 1881 | |
| 6. | Rohanna D Ferrell b. 27 Feb 1832 | |
| 7. | Mary Gray Ferrell b. 4 Jul 1836, d. 1913 | |
| 8. | John Wesley Ferrell b. 17 Apr 1840, d. 1 Dec 1859 |
| Family 2 | Elsie J Stacy b. 16 June 1826, d. 23 January 1908 | |
| Children | 1. | Elvira V Ferrell b. 15 Aug 1846, d. 1874 |
| 2. | Clarissa J Ferrell b. 24 Apr 1848, d. 12 Jul 1868 | |
| 3. | Charles Hiram Ferrell b. 19 Feb 1850, d. 1919 | |
| 4. | Amanda C Ferrell b. 9 Feb 1853, d. 4 Oct 1862 | |
| 5. | Lorinda Belle Ferrell b. 2 Jan 1856 | |
| 6. | Ezra William Ferrell+ b. 14 Jun 1858 | |
| 7. | Harriet E Ferrell b. 20 Jan 1861 | |
| 8. | Georgiana Ferrell b. 18 Aug 1864, d. 18 Jul 1883 | |
| 9. | Arthur Edward Ferrell b. 22 Aug 1869, d. 27 Apr 1870 |
| Reference | 3G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | James Hay(e)s b. 15 October 1772, d. 8 June 1860 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Dragoo (Dragaud) b. 29 April 1774, d. 7 July 1848 |
| Birth | West Virginia | |
| Marriage | 6 January 1820 | Elisha T Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, The Esquire, Aaron Morgan, reported the following ceremonies, which he had solemnized since 1816 - Jan. 6, 1820, Elisha Ferrill to Susannah Hays1 |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Elisha T Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 169 1m0-5 2m5-10 1m30-40 1f0-5 1f10-15 1f30-40 |
| Census1840 | 1840 | Elisha T Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, pg 5 1m0-5 1m10-15 1m15-20 1m40-50 1f0-5 1f5-10 1f10-15 1f15-20 1f40-50 |
| Death | 11 March 1845 | Probably, Tyler Co., West Virginia, Death date per Evd 83 handwritten notes by Estella Ferrell (code 7) and Indiana Ferrell (code 28.4) - find burial? |
| Family | Elisha T Ferrell b. 1 December 1798, d. 19 August 1889 | |
| Children | 1. | Elizabeth Ferrell b. 2 Feb 1820 |
| 2. | James Perrie Ferrell+ b. 1 Dec 1822, d. 1907 | |
| 3. | Benjamin Franklin Ferrell+ b. 1 Aug 1825, d. 27 Jun 1901 | |
| 4. | Josiah Hays Ferrell+ b. 20 Dec 1828, d. 19 May 1909 | |
| 5. | Narsissa R Ferrell b. 10 Feb 1830, d. 1881 | |
| 6. | Rohanna D Ferrell b. 27 Feb 1832 | |
| 7. | Mary Gray Ferrell b. 4 Jul 1836, d. 1913 | |
| 8. | John Wesley Ferrell b. 17 Apr 1840, d. 1 Dec 1859 |
| Reference | 3G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | Robert Tomlinson Sr b. 24 October 1775, d. 1808 | |
| Mother | Mary Delong b. 1774 |
| Source | Sources from several correspondents. My Evd #'s 326, 328, 329. | |
| Birth | 29 December 1799 | Virginia |
| Marriage | 27 December 1830 | Indiana K McClure; Wheeling, Ohio Co., West Virginia |
| Death | 17 September 1848 | Wetzel Co., West Virginia |
| Burial | Craigs Chapel, New Martinsville, Wetzel Co., West Virginia, | /. |Mounds- /. | ville /. | /. | /. | /. | /. | /. | /. | /. |/. |. | |. | |. | |Craig Chapel Cemetery. | |. | |. | |. | |<---*----> |. |--------------(7)----------------------------------------. | \ \ * about 1/2 mile. | \ \. | \ \. | \ \. |(2) \(180) \(20). | \ \. | \ \. | \ \. |
| Family | Indiana K McClure b. 19 October 1806, d. 20 February 1893 | |
| Children | 1. | Elizabeth Hartness "Lib" Tomlinson+ b. 12 Oct 1831, d. 19 Dec 1910 |
| 2. | Martha Tomlinson b. 28 Mar 1832, d. 28 Mar 1832 | |
| 3. | Jean Tomlinson b. 28 Mar 1832, d. 28 Mar 1832 | |
| 4. | Marie Louisa Tomlinson b. Jun 1835, d. 17 Mar 1928 | |
| 5. | Margaret Lavinia Tomlinson b. 7 Aug 1837, d. 22 Aug 1877 | |
| 6. | Lucinda H "Lucy" Tomlinson b. 15 Sep 1838, d. 8 Nov 1914 | |
| 7. | Mary D Tomlinson (twin) b. 17 Mar 1842, d. 11 Dec 1910 | |
| 8. | Joseph Robert Tomlinson (twin)+ b. 17 Mar 1842, d. 23 Mar 1907 | |
| 9. | Julia Tomlinson b. 24 Oct 1848, d. 9 Jun 1909 |
| Reference | 3G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | Denny McClure b. circa 1770 | |
| Mother | Margaret Gillis |
| Birth | 19 October 1806 | Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania, Birth per Evd 83 handwritten notes by Estella Ferrell (code 7) and Indiana Ferrell (code 28.4) |
| Residence | 1821 | From PA to WV per Evd 83 |
| Marriage | 27 December 1830 | Joseph D Tomlinson (IV); Wheeling, Ohio Co., West Virginia |
| Census1850 | 1850 | pg 51 #692-692, 64th District, Wetzel Co., West Virginia, Tomlinson, Indiana K (indexed Indeam k Tumbleson) 43 b.PA $333 InHomeOf: Lucinda H "Lucy" Tomlinson InHomeOf: Mary D Tomlinson (twin) InHomeOf: Joseph Robert Tomlinson (twin) InHomeOf: Julia Tomlinson InHomeOf: Elizabeth Hartness "Lib" Tomlinson InHomeOf: Marie Louisa Tomlinson |
| Census1860 | 1860 | pg 135 #925-926, 64th District (New Martinsville), Wetzel Co., West Virginia, Tomlinson, Indiana 53 b.PA $1000-$230 InHomeOf: Lucinda H "Lucy" Tomlinson InHomeOf: Mary D Tomlinson (twin) InHomeOf: Joseph Robert Tomlinson (twin) InHomeOf: Julia Tomlinson |
| (InHomeOf) Census1870 | 1870 | Joseph Robert Tomlinson (twin); sht 1 pg 185 #2-2, Hollywood, Carver Co., Minnesota, Thompson (sic), Joseph B 28 b.WV 28 married in May, day laborer $0-$200 |
| Census1880 | 1880 | can't find |
| Death | 20 February 1893 | Wright Co., Minnesota |
| Burial | Howard Lake Cemetery, Howard Lake, Wright Co., Minnesota | |
| Address | 14339 Embry Path, Apple Valley, MN, 55124, She has a picture of Indiana. Mary's a desc thru son Joseph. |
| Family | Joseph D Tomlinson (IV) b. 29 December 1799, d. 17 September 1848 | |
| Children | 1. | Elizabeth Hartness "Lib" Tomlinson+ b. 12 Oct 1831, d. 19 Dec 1910 |
| 2. | Martha Tomlinson b. 28 Mar 1832, d. 28 Mar 1832 | |
| 3. | Jean Tomlinson b. 28 Mar 1832, d. 28 Mar 1832 | |
| 4. | Marie Louisa Tomlinson b. Jun 1835, d. 17 Mar 1928 | |
| 5. | Margaret Lavinia Tomlinson b. 7 Aug 1837, d. 22 Aug 1877 | |
| 6. | Lucinda H "Lucy" Tomlinson b. 15 Sep 1838, d. 8 Nov 1914 | |
| 7. | Mary D Tomlinson (twin) b. 17 Mar 1842, d. 11 Dec 1910 | |
| 8. | Joseph Robert Tomlinson (twin)+ b. 17 Mar 1842, d. 23 Mar 1907 | |
| 9. | Julia Tomlinson b. 24 Oct 1848, d. 9 Jun 1909 |
| Reference | 3G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | John Pipes b. Circa 1766-68, d. circa 1838 | |
| Mother | Eleanor "Nellie" Slater b. 24 February 1775, d. 7 June 1831 |
| Note | Washington Pipes; Franklin Twnshp, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, LOOK UP DATE (re-find bond) - Washington signed bond when James became Justice of Peace of Franklin, Green, PA. I did have a note that I had a copy of a bond signed by James, Washington, & someone named Andrew Lanz. But I no longer can find it, so need to find the bond again. | |
| Birth | 14 January 1800 | Date backed into from tombstone - age 81y 2m 21d |
| Note | SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT JAMES PIPES WIVES & KIDS. Marr 1 (Ann Kent) from 1823-1830 when she died. 2 kids. Marr 2 (Margaret ___) from ca 1830 to 1833 when she died. ? kids. Marr 3 (Mary ___) from after 1833 to before 1850. There has to be this other marriage since he didn't marry Elvira til after 1850 census and he had son James in 1840. Marr 4 (Elvira Rinehart) marr after 1850 when she is with her parents in the census. Two male children born 1830-1835 could be either Margaret's or the unknown Mary. Also need to check for further children between James 1840 and John in 1855, though more practically before 1850 census. There is no record so far that there was another marriage between Margaret and Elvira, and although Mary could have been a name for Margaret, Margaret couldn't have been his mother since she died in 1833. | |
| Marriage | 1823 | Ann "Polly" Kent |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Look for it - he's not in the AIS indexes Witness: Census To Do |
| Marriage | between 1830 and 1833 | Margaret (__________) |
| Marriage | btwn 1833-1850 | Mary (__________) |
| Census1840 | 1840 | Franklin Twnshp, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, 1m5-10 (???) 1m30-40 (James) 1f0-5 (???) 1f20-30 (Mary) Witness: (__________) Pipes Witness: (__________) Pipes Witness: Mary (__________) |
| (InHomeOf) Census1850 | 1850 | Washington Pipes; pg 54 #228-229, Franklin, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Pipes, Washington 32 b.PA farmer $2000 land. Also with the family is Cinthy A Clark 24 b.PA, but don't know who she is (servant maybe?) |
| Note | 1850 census for Elvira brings me back to square one for James' mother. | |
| Marriage | after 1850 | Elvira Rinehart; Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Native of Franklin Twn, & marr to Elvira per son son's bio (Evd 717) |
| Census1860 | 1860 | pg 436 #1469-1510 Waynesburg, FranklinTwnshp, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Pipes, James 56 b.PA farmer $0-$150|| Pipes, Elvira 42 b.PA housekeeper|| Pipes, John 6 b.PA InHomeOf: Elvira Rinehart InHomeOf: John Rinehart Pipes |
| Residence | 1863 | Sold some land |
| Census1870 | 1870 | pg 222 #36-36 Waynesburg, Franklin, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Pipes, James 69 b.PA laborer $600-$200|| Pipes, Elvira 52 b.PA keeping house|| Pipes, John 15 b.PA with parents InHomeOf: John Rinehart Pipes InHomeOf: Elvira Rinehart |
| Residence | 1872 | 1872 & 1874 when he sold Morrisville Lot, he was "of" Morgan Twnshp |
| Census1880 | 1880 | pg 298 #183-191, Morgan Township, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Pipes, James 79 b.PA retired farmer - father b.SC mother b.PA|| Pipes, Elvira 62 b.PA keeping house|| Pipes, John 25 b.PA with parents, no occupation listed InHomeOf: Elvira Rinehart InHomeOf: John Rinehart Pipes |
| Death | 5 September 1881 | Franklin, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, Death date from tombstone |
| Burial | Waters Cemetery, Franklin, Greene Co., Pennsylvania (Old Rt 21 2 mi SE of Waynesburg) | |
| Deed | 22 March 1889 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, NS-12-590 (& 591) Survey of land known as James Pipes Estate in Centerville lots 12 & 13 & part of 14. The land was sold to William L Pipes & Albert J Pipes for delinquent taxes - about 1/2 acre for $2.68 (being the taxes, interest & commission due)1 Witness: William Leroy Pipes |
| Family 1 | Ann "Polly" Kent b. 15 March 1804, d. 23 March 1830 | |
| Children | 1. | Jemima Pipes b. 12 Jan 1825, d. 2 Dec 1901 |
| 2. | Susan Pipes b. 1828 |
| Family 2 | Mary (__________) d. before 1850 | |
| Children | 1. | (__________) Pipes b. bt 1830 - 1835 |
| 2. | (__________) Pipes b. bt 1830 - 1835 | |
| 3. | (__________) Pipes b. bt 1835 - 1840 | |
| 4. | James Pipes Jr+ b. 12 Nov 1840, d. 13 Dec 1875 |
| Family 3 | Elvira Rinehart b. 1818, d. after 1898 | |
| Child | 1. | John Rinehart Pipes+ b. 25 Mar 1855 |
Mary (__________) (F)| Reference | 3G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Marriage | btwn 1833-1850 | James S Pipes |
| (Witness) Census1840 | 1840 | James S Pipes; Franklin Twnshp, Greene Co., Pennsylvania, 1m5-10 (???) 1m30-40 (James) 1f0-5 (???) 1f20-30 (Mary) |
| Death | before 1850 |
| Family | James S Pipes b. 14 January 1800, d. 5 September 1881 | |
| Children | 1. | (__________) Pipes b. bt 1830 - 1835 |
| 2. | (__________) Pipes b. bt 1830 - 1835 | |
| 3. | (__________) Pipes b. bt 1835 - 1840 | |
| 4. | James Pipes Jr+ b. 12 Nov 1840, d. 13 Dec 1875 |
| Reference | 3G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell Descendant Chart for Robert S Ferrell Sr (Captain) |
| Father | James S Ferrell b. 24 April 1763, d. after 1840 | |
| Mother | Rebecca Bunner b. before 1765 |
| Birth | 1803 | Monongalia Co., West Virginia |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Look for it Witness: Census To Do |
| Deed | 19 August 1836 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, He bought 1000 acres. OS-6-42 William A Harison & Gertrude W Harison his wife of city county and state of New York by James M Stephenson their atty in fact. sold to Eli Ferrell for $150 ($50 plus interest on 15 May 1857, same on 15 May 1858, and same 15 May 1859)1 |
| Deed | 10 July 1838 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, He seems to have had a first wife Mahala per this deed. OS-7-67 Eli Ferrell & Mahala his wife sold to Isaac Onstaut(?) of Allegheny Co PA for $200, 600 acres of the land referred to in OS-6-42 (19 Aug 1836)1 |
| Marriage | 19 March 1840 | Rachel Lewis; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Ceremonies by George Monroe - Eli Ferrell to Rachel Lewis, March 19, 18402 |
| Census1840 | 1840 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1m30-40 1f 20-30 Witness: Rachel Lewis |
| Deed | 31 March 1845 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Caveat on this records - OS-10-46 (& 47) John Lewis and Catharine his wife, Eli Ferrell and Rachel his wife, John Weekley and Jane his wife, heirs of Jacob Lewis deceased sold to Jesse Hissem for $100 land formerly occupied by Jacob Lewis situated on North side of Sheets run, a branch of Middle Island. 70 acres. The caveat is that John Lewis's wife was Mary, and where is daughter Catharine Buckhannon? Follow through on Catharine.1,3 Witness: Rachel Lewis Witness: Sarah "Jane" Lewis Witness: Catherine Lewis Witness: John Lewis Witness: Shortcuts and Abbreviations and To-Do List |
| Event-Misc | December 1846 | Abner Pipes; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Order Book 1846 (SLC 175042 item 2) pg 54: On motion of ... that Abner Pipes, Thomas Pricket, John B Ferrell and David Anderson ... mark the most practicable route for a road from Middlebourne up Gorrell's Run by way of Abner Pipes to intersect the Waynesburg road at or near the schoolhouse below Eli Ferrell's. Witness: John B Ferrell |
| Deed | 18 August 1848 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, OS-11-46 Eli Ferrell & Rachael Ferrill his wife sold to Arthur Ankrom for $175, 187 acres on left hand fork of Elk Fork of Point Pleasant, a branch of Middle Island Creek1 |
| Census1850 | 1850 | pg 823 #13-13, District 61, Tyler Co., West Virginia, Ferrell, Eli 47 b.VA farmer $800 InHomeOf: Rachel Lewis InHomeOf: Susanna Ferrell InHomeOf: Catherine Jane Ferrell InHomeOf: William Monroe Ferrell InHomeOf: Enoch Ferrell |
| Marriage | 18 October 1855 | Martha Harmon; Wetzel Co., West Virginia, Line 47 Eli Ferrel 52 of Wetzel County VA, born Mongelia County VA, Martha Baker 34 of VA, born Belmont County OH, both widowed. His parents James and Rebecca Ferrel, occupation farmer. Her parents John and Martha Harmon. Person performing ceremony was James Bracy4 |
| Religion | He was a SS Teacher at Methodist Church (Was this Simpson Chapel or someplace else?) | |
| Census1860 | 1860 | pg 158 417-417, Lone Tree, Tyler Co., West Virginia, Ferrel, Eli 56 b.VA farmer $2000 $451 InHomeOf: Susanna Ferrell InHomeOf: Catherine Jane Ferrell InHomeOf: William Monroe Ferrell InHomeOf: Lively Ferrell |
| Death | 23 July 1860 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Line 19 shows cause of death "inflamation" age 56 son of Jas. Ferrell5 |
| Burial | Lone Tree Cemetery aka Simpson Chapel Cemetery, Lone Tree, Tyler Co., West Virginia, (by Simpson Chapel) take pictures? | |
| (Witness) Deed | 14 August 1869 | Catherine Jane Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, NS-3-77 Board of Education of Ellsworth Township (complainant, James C Denoon & Susannah Denoon his wife; James Pipes & Catarine Jane Pipes his wife, Lively Ferrell (defendants). It was found by a jury that the value of the land owned by Eli Ferrell deceased is $25. Land is in school district #2 in Ellsworth on the waters of Elk Fork Creek. 3/16 acre. After Board of Ed. paid $30 they could use land for school purposes.1 |
| Family 1 | Rachel Lewis b. 1820, d. 6 November 1854 | |
| Children | 1. | Susanna Ferrell b. 1841 |
| 2. | William Monroe Ferrell b. 1844, d. 1929 | |
| 3. | Catherine Jane Ferrell+ b. 31 Dec 1844, d. 22 Nov 1924 | |
| 4. | Enoch Ferrell b. Apr 1847, d. 9 Nov 1854 |
| Family 2 | Martha Harmon b. 1821, d. Prior 1860? | |
| Child | 1. | Lively Ferrell+ b. 9 Sep 1856, d. 7 Aug 1919 |
| Reference | 3G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Estella Mae 'Peggy' Ferrell |
| Father | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY b. 15 April 1755, d. 23 June 1840 | |
| Mother | Mary Parker b. 1776, d. October 1854 |
| Birth | 1820 | Tyler Co., West Virginia |
| (Witness) Census1830 | 1 June 1830 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; pg 174, Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1m70-80 (Jacob) 2f5-10 (Jane & Rachel) 1f10-15 (Catherine) 1f50-60 (Mary) --- pg 175 has son Jacob C family| |
| (Witness) Religion | 1838 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY; Sistersville, Tyler Co., West Virginia, On records of Long Reach Bapt Church (Evd 209). Rachel was first one baptised in city limits. Jacob was a deacon |
| Marriage | 19 March 1840 | Eli Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Ceremonies by George Monroe - Eli Ferrell to Rachel Lewis, March 19, 18401 |
| (Witness) Census1840 | 1840 | Eli Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, 1m30-40 1f 20-30 |
| (Witness) Deed | 31 March 1845 | Jacob Lewis aka Jacob Lewis COFFENBERRY, Eli Ferrell; Tyler Co., West Virginia, Caveat on this records - OS-10-46 (& 47) John Lewis and Catharine his wife, Eli Ferrell and Rachel his wife, John Weekley and Jane his wife, heirs of Jacob Lewis deceased sold to Jesse Hissem for $100 land formerly occupied by Jacob Lewis situated on North side of Sheets run, a branch of Middle Island. 70 acres. The caveat is that John Lewis's wife was Mary, and where is daughter Catharine Buckhannon? Follow through on Catharine.2,3 |
| (InHomeOf) Census1850 | 1850 | Eli Ferrell; pg 823 #13-13, District 61, Tyler Co., West Virginia, Ferrell, Eli 47 b.VA farmer $800 |
| Death | 6 November 1854 | Tyler Co., West Virginia, Line 33 shows cause of death Flu, age 34 years, 8 months. Her husband Eli Ferrell was the informant4 |
| Burial | find burial |
| Family | Eli Ferrell b. 1803, d. 23 July 1860 | |
| Children | 1. | Susanna Ferrell b. 1841 |
| 2. | William Monroe Ferrell b. 1844, d. 1929 | |
| 3. | Catherine Jane Ferrell+ b. 31 Dec 1844, d. 22 Nov 1924 | |
| 4. | Enoch Ferrell b. Apr 1847, d. 9 Nov 1854 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart Descendant Chart for Johann George Reinhard (Immigrant 1752) |
| Father | Johann George Reinhard (Immigrant 1752) b. circa 1732, d. after 1779 | |
| Mother | Eliza Margretha (__________) d. prior 1779 |
| To-Do | Butler Co., Ohio, figure relationships bk 34 pg 486 Wm R (or E?) Rinehart to John K Flickinger via coroner circa 1860 (SLC 350740) Peter Murphey on 6 Jan 1853 received a judgement before George M Young a justice of Dayton township., Montgomery Co OH, against Wm R (or E?) Rinehart for the sum of 160.91 debt and 70 cents cost of suit, upon which judgment an execution was issued on the 18 Jan 1855 against the goods and chattles of said Rhinehart in said county of Montgomery. No goods or chattles found but he had real estate, so the judgement got directed to the coroner of Butler Co OH to sell the land, what we would now call liquidating the assetts to pay the judgement. bk 37 pg 278 Susannah Rinehart to Robert P Lamb circa 1862 (SLC 350742) - I, Isaac Swallow of Butler Co as Executor of the last will... Susannah Rinehart late of Butler Co.... By virtue of an order and decree of the Probate court 13 Apr 1859 $600 sell to Robert P Lamb, lot #3 in town of Venice, Ross Twnship, Butler Co, and it was conveyed to Susannah by Mack Smith Bro?Rev? | |
| Birth | 11 January 1759 | Ephrata, Cocalico, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania |
| Baptism | 27 January 1759 | Cocalico (now Bethany) Church, Ephrata, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, Sponsers Martin & Anna Tschudy. SLC 504290 #7 Record book of Rev J Waldschmid |
| Residence | Born Lancaster County, then right away to Berks County. | |
| Residence | 1775 | To Northumberland County in 1775 when he bought land in Buffalo Valley (now Union County) from Martin Snyder, 8-9 acre tract east end of Peter Wold & joined Switzser. The Northumberland Co Hist Soc Vol XI pg 143 says "The Rineharts came to Buffalo valley in 1775. The name is also spelled Reinhard and Rheinhart. Some of them remained in Buffalo valley, others removed to what is now Snyder county. George served in Captain Clark's company in 1776, as did his brother Frederick. Frederick also saw later Revolutionary service as a lieutenant in the Northumberland county militia. On pg 142 of same publication is a complete roster of "Overmeyer's company", the Ranger company to which Martin belonged. Other Reinhart's on that list are Jacob, George, & Frederick who would be Martin's brothers |
| Residence | 1778 | In 1778 & 1779 he sold land to Andrew Pontius, neighbor west of him. |
| Military | 1778 | In 1778-1783 he was a Ranger on Frontier as Rev War Indian Spy, have pension record. I also have a copy of the introduction to Frontier Rangers From Northumberland Co PA 1778-1783 by Paul W Myers (available at SLC). It gives a specific historical perspective of the Rangers |
| Note | Laurel Cemetery (IN) has a Willa A Rinehart, wife of James Rinehart 1779-1829. Is this James another son of Martin? | |
| Marriage | (Ann Cathrine???) (__________) | |
| Census1790 | 1790 | pg 87, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, 1m16+ (Martin) 3m0-16 (John, George, Frederick) 1f (wife) Witness: (Ann Cathrine???) (__________) Witness: John Rinehart Witness: George Rinehart Witness: Frederick Rhinehart |
| Residence | 18 May 1790 | Bought land once occupied by Niccolas Bierly |
| Census1800 | 1800 | pg 124, Mahoney, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, 3m0-10 2m10-16 1m26-45 3f0-10 1f26-45 |
| Residence | 1808 | Moved to Butler Co OH |
| Census1810 | 1810 | Ohio, Not in index for "Early Ohio Census" |
| (Witness) Census1820 | 1820 | Jacob Rinehart; Hanover, Butler Co., Ohio, 1---11 4-1--- |
| Deed | 20 October 1823 | Butler Co., Ohio, Deed book K pgs 203-204 This indenture made and concluded upon this twentieth day of October one thousand eight hundred and twenty three between Martin Rinehart of the State of Ohio and county of Butler of the first part and James Gray of the same State and county of the second part. Witneseth that the said Martin Rinehart for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred and twenty [dollars] lawful money of the United Staes to him in hand [___] paid by the said James Gray the receipt is hereby [___] acknowledged having granted, bargained, ...unto the said James Gray his heirs and assigns forever, all and singular a certain lot or parcel of land lying situate in the said state and county being sixty acres of the north side of the north east quarter section no. twenty nine of township no four in range 26 [?] being east of the meridian line drawn from the mouth of the great Miami river and all the state right and title in the [___] claim and demand of the said Martin Rinehart of in and to the said premises and every and every part thereof together with all and singluar the priveileges and [apply?] ing and the ... This is very hard to read, would be better on original vs film. There is the usual language, but there is nothing to say when he bought the land. The witnesses are John Gray and John Burk. The latter is the Justice of the Peace. |
| Deed | 1 November 1824 | Butler Co., Ohio, Deed book L pg 517 (index looks like 577 but 517 is right) This indenture made the 1st day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty five between Martin Rinehart Senior of the county of Butler and State of Ohio of the one part ad William Bechtell of the county aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Martin Rinehart Senior for and in consideraton of the sum of seven hundred dollars lawful money of the United States to him in hand well and truly paid by the sad William Bechtell the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargain sell convey and confirm unto the said William Bechtell his heirs and ssigns forever, all and singular the following described ot tract or parcel of land to wit; one hundred acres of land of the north east quarter of section number twenty nine of township number four in range number two east of @ meridian line drawn from the mouth of the great Miami river and being part of the said addition of Pelton Shaver, and all the estate right title interest claim and demand of the said Martin Rinehart Senior ... usual wording.... In witness whereof the said Martin Rinehart hath here unto set his hand and seal the day and year first above mentioned. [He signs, but no Sr in the sig, but it's also not an X] It looks like the witnesses are David Monfort and Henry something. |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Ohio, Not with Jacob or George, but I found one in PA who seems possible. Hamilton, Franklin Co PA - Martin Reinhart 1m0-5 1m5-10 1m70-80 1f5-10 2f10-15 1f30-40 - Could Martin (70-80) have gone to a daughter or daughterinlaw (1f30-40) who was recently widowed and left with young children? Another Martin, who is closer to Butler county, across the line in Franklin Co IN, is obviously too young to be right Martin - Martin Rhineheart as he's only 30-40. The furthest is also to young, Martin Rhinehart in Rose, Wayne, New York and only 40-50 |
| Census1840 | 1840 | Butler Co., Ohio, Alive in census of pensioners w/son George |
| Death | between 1840 and 1850 | |
| Burial | Millville Bethel Cemetery, Hanover, Butler Co., Ohio, No tombstone | |
| Story | The Case For Martin Being Frederick's Father. Since we have no direct proof that Frederick Rhinehart is the son of Martin Rhinehart, we must rely on circumstantial evidence. I have been convinced that Frederick is Martin's son, and will use the following to hopefully lead you to the same conclusion. Exhibit one is our Family Reunion Bible page. When referring to it I will use the initials FRB. Exhibit two is the Glenna James Mosgrove book. References to it will be GJM. The "history" in this FRB is, of course, subject to error as it was written down by Jacob and Julia's grandchildren in 1957, over 150 years after the fact. Therefore we can look at the information with the knowledge that errors have probably crept in. For the sake of argument, let us assume that Martin Rinehart of GJM is the father of our Frederick Rhinehart and compare our "tradition" with info on Martin. FRB has Jacob born "near the Monegahala and Susquehanna Rivers". These two rivers do NOT intersect, nor do they come very close to each other. However, Martin and his children were in Mahoney Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; and a map of Northumberland County shows Lower Mahoney is at the intersection of the Susquehanna River and Mahantango Creek. It is very easy to see how, in 150 years, the strange name of Mahantango could have become Monegahala which is a more familiar name. FRB has Frederick born "of German parents". Well, this is logical anyway because Rhinehart is a German name. Martin has records showing him with the more "German spelling" of REInhart and with his parents being definitely German he could very easily fill the bill of being one of Frederick's "German parents". GJM shows nothing on Martin's wife so we don't know about Frederick's possible mother. FRB has Frederick married to Catherine Burl. There was a Berl family in Northumberland County in the 1790 census, that I believe to be Catherine's family. See her data for why that conclusion. Even though Martin moved to Butler County Ohio in 1808, and Frederick didn't until 1830, he is still a possible son because another son, George, did not move until after 1822. Since one son moved so long after the father, why not another? Martin's children, according to GJM, were born 1784, 1786, 1790, and 1792. Frederick was born 1788 which would fit in great with the two year pattern that was "the norm" at that time period. Our only known children of Frederick are Jacob, born 1815, and Catherine, born 1821. However, logic tells us there were more children. In the 1830 census for Northumberland County Pennsylvania is a Frederick with children that (agewise) could include Jacob and Catherine. The 1840 census does not show that particular family in the same county, BUT, the 1840 census for Fairfield Township, Butler County, Ohio shows a Frederick with children of the same sexes and ages (10 years older of course). This particular Frederick's family was not there in the 1830 census. There is one negative with this: the oldest female age doesn't quite match for the 1830 census, showing 30-39 when Catherine would have been 43. However the 1840 census for the presumed "same" family DOES match showing the oldest female age 50-59 which would be correct. There were many errors in the census so I can accept this being an error. Added to all of this is the popularity of the name Frederick in Martin's family AND the fact that Martin's family and Frederick's family, both from Pennsylvania, are not only in the same county, but the same township, I think the circumstantial evidence is pretty strong. There is a researcher's comment on one page about pigeonholing all of Martin's descendants. Although the researcher had all the people attributed to two of Martin's son's, it is obvious that they should be attributed to three son's instead. Martin Rinehart's Revolutionary War Pension Record. This is the "translation" of Martin's pension. Martin Rienhart of Butler in the State of Ohio who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Clark of the Regt [regiment] commanded by Col. Hunter in the Pennsylvania line for 1 year from 1779. The balance of this one tells us that he got $40 per year starting 4 Mar 1831, that the pension was issued 27 Oct 1832 and sent to John Reiley of Hamilton [Butler County] Ohio [Reiley was the county clerk]. There was an arrears of $60 and his allowance of $20 up to March of 1833, he got $80. The next page is like a recap of the declaration. The declaration was made before a court when he was 73 years of age. He was drafted on 12 May 1779 for 2 months as a private. Then again Jul 1779 for 2 more months as a private. Next was March 1780 for 6 months as an Indian Spy. Lastly in 1781 for 2 months as a substitute for Jacob Findley. He resided in Northumberland County Pennsylvania when he entered the service and his statement was supported by traditionary evidence. These transcriptions have the spelling fixed and a tiny bit of editing for clarity. If in doubt, compare for yourself. The State of Ohio Butler County Court of Common Pleas of the term of 12 Jul 1832. On this 30th day of July in the year of our Lord 1832 personally appeared before the honorable the judges of the court of Common Pleas in and for the County of Butler and State of Ohio, Martin Rhinehart aged 73 years, a resident of the County of Butler aforesaid, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth upon his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed 17 Jun 1832, that on the 1st of May 1779 he was drafted into the Militia Company commanded by Captain Foster of Colonel Kelly's Regiment in General Potter's Brigade at Buffalo Township in the County of Northumberland Pennsylvania under whom he served for the term of two months. Deponent performed duty with scouting parties in skirmishes with the Indians on the frontiers. After the expiration of the 2 months service for which he was drafted under Captain Foster , deponent was again drafted in July of the same year for a like period of 2 months under Captain Watson of the same Regiment, of which John Clark was now Colonel, Vice Colonel Kelly, during which period deponent was engaged as in the first term of his service above mentioned. About the 1st of July, deponent states that Captain Watson was killed being fired upon by a scout of Indians and receiving a ball in his abdomen, of which wound he died on the evening of the same day. On the expiration of his second term of service under Captain Watson, deponent was disengaged until the beginning of March 1780 when he volunteered as an Indian Spy under Captain Matthew Wilson who served as Pilot for the scout of spies to which deponent was attached. Deponent states that he served in this capacity as Indian Spy for a term of about 6 months, during which period deponent was to have received the common wages allowed for militia service and the extra payment of a half crown per day. But deponent avers that he neither received the common allowance nor the extra payment promised for the discharge of his duty, Colonel Hunter, Lieutenant of Northumberland, being out of funds, or otherwise indisposed to pay the same. In the year following, 1781, deponent entered a company of Lancaster militia under Captain Harklerider, as a substitute for Jacob Findly; the other officers names forgotten. Deponent served under Captain Harklerider as aforesaid for 2 months from whom deponent received a written discharge which he has since lost. Deponent served during the periods above mentioned, 1 year. Deponent has no written record of his age, but says he was born on the 12th of January 1759 in Berks County Pennsylvania. Deponent has lived in Butler County State of Ohio 24 years, to which he removed from Northumberland County Pennsylvania. Deponent knows of no witnesses living by whom he can prove his services but is well known by John Sutherland, James Boals, Matthew McClung and other inhabitants of Butler County by whom he can prove his character for truth and veracity and his reputation as a solder of the Revolution. He hereby relinquishes his every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State. [Martin's signature] Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid - John Reily, Clerk. We, Francis Monfort a clergyman, and residing in the County of Butler aforesaid, hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Martin Rinehart who has subscribed and sworn to the foregoing declaration, that we believe him to be 74 years of age or about that age and that he is reputed and believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the revolution and we concur in that opinion. [Francis Monfort's signature] Sworn to & subscribed in open court 31 Jul 1832 - John Reily Clerk. I, Matthew McClung, a resident of Butler County in the state of Ohio, hereby certify that I am well acquainted with Martin Rinehart who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration during the revolutionary war. I know that said Rinehart resided in the County of Northumberland during the time of the revolution in the same town that in which I resided and I have good reason to believe that said Rinehart was a soldier during the revolutionary war. Deponent knowing that said Rinehart was in the Regiment commanded by Col Clark and he believes that said Rinehart is of the year of 73 or 74 years. [Matthew McClung's signature] Sworn to & subscribed in open court 31 Jul 1832 - John Reily Clerk. The clerk, John Reily, then states that everybody is a resident and that their statements are credible. |
| Family | (Ann Cathrine???) (__________) | |
| Children | 1. | John Rinehart+ b. 1784 |
| 2. | George Rinehart+ b. 1786, d. 1859 | |
| 3. | Frederick Rhinehart+ b. 1788, d. 1860 | |
| 4. | Catharine Rinehart b. 1790 | |
| 5. | Jacob Rinehart+ b. 1792 |
(Ann Cathrine???) (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Marriage | Martin Rinehart | |
| (Witness) Census1790 | 1790 | Martin Rinehart; pg 87, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, 1m16+ (Martin) 3m0-16 (John, George, Frederick) 1f (wife) |
| Family | Martin Rinehart b. 11 January 1759, d. between 1840 and 1850 | |
| Children | 1. | John Rinehart+ b. 1784 |
| 2. | George Rinehart+ b. 1786, d. 1859 | |
| 3. | Frederick Rhinehart+ b. 1788, d. 1860 | |
| 4. | Catharine Rinehart b. 1790 | |
| 5. | Jacob Rinehart+ b. 1792 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Father | Antonius/Anthoni Bourrell (Immigrant 1752) b. 5 May 1716, d. circa 1789 | |
| Mother | Anna Maria Barbara Hindmachin b. 1727 |
| Note | CAUTION - Although Johann George had a daughter Catherine who's birth date is unknown, it has not been proved that she is the Catherine who married Frederick Rhinehart. Still possible Mrs Rhinehart may be the daughter of one of Johann George's brothers. However, this Catherine's brother Andrew moved to Butler Co OH the same year that my Catherine & Fred did. | |
| Birth | 1758 | Probably Earl Twnshp, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania |
| Marriage | Regina Schuturn-Schuder | |
| Census1790 | 1790 | Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, pg 192 George Berl 1m16+ 2m 0-16 3f |
| Death | circa 1817 | Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania |
| Probate | 12 May 1817 | Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, Index to Registers prior to 1830 page 118. Borrel, George (of Lower Mahoney) - John Borrel & Daniel Rothermel administrators. File #135 bk 2 pg 324. Filed 12 May 1817 - Inventory 12 May 1817, Sureties were Conrad Bauchman & John Kessler for $1000. Letters of adm were granted to the administrator, "the widow having renounced". His inventory give no further clues except that he owed a note of $25.50 to an Abraham Block or Black1 |
| Family | Regina Schuturn-Schuder b. circa 1758 | |
| Children | 1. | Johann George Burrell b. 3 Jul 1782 |
| 2. | Elizabeth Burrell b. 1784, d. 1859 | |
| 3. | Peter Burrell+ b. 1786, d. c 1860 | |
| 4. | Catherine Burrell+ b. 1787, d. 1860 | |
| 5. | Magdalena Burrell b. 1789 | |
| 6. | William Burrell b. 1790 | |
| 7. | John Burrell b. 1792 | |
| 8. | Andrew Burrell+ b. 1794 | |
| 9. | Samuel Burrell b. 1796, d. 1878 | |
| 10. | Matrilla/Matilda Burrell b. 1800 |
| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Father | Nicholas Schuder (Immigrant 1752) | |
| Mother | Ursella Catherine Mayer |
| Birth | circa 1758 | |
| Note | Son's baptismal record says born Schuturn | |
| Marriage | Johann George Burrell |
| Family | Johann George Burrell b. 1758, d. circa 1817 | |
| Children | 1. | Johann George Burrell b. 3 Jul 1782 |
| 2. | Elizabeth Burrell b. 1784, d. 1859 | |
| 3. | Peter Burrell+ b. 1786, d. c 1860 | |
| 4. | Catherine Burrell+ b. 1787, d. 1860 | |
| 5. | Magdalena Burrell b. 1789 | |
| 6. | William Burrell b. 1790 | |
| 7. | John Burrell b. 1792 | |
| 8. | Andrew Burrell+ b. 1794 | |
| 9. | Samuel Burrell b. 1796, d. 1878 | |
| 10. | Matrilla/Matilda Burrell b. 1800 |
James Irwin-Ervin Sr (M)| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Note | Supposition based on there being a Jr on marriage record of James Irwin Jr & Nancy Ann Harrell | |
| Birth | Ireland | |
| Marriage | (__________) (__________) |
| Family | (__________) (__________) | |
| Children | 1. | James Irwin Jr+ b. 1789, d. bt 1852 - 19 Dec 1868 |
| 2. | George Irwin-Ervin |
(__________) (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Marriage | James Irwin-Ervin Sr |
| Family | James Irwin-Ervin Sr | |
| Children | 1. | James Irwin Jr+ b. 1789, d. bt 1852 - 19 Dec 1868 |
| 2. | George Irwin-Ervin |
(__________) Harrell (M)| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Marriage | (__________) (__________) |
| Family | (__________) (__________) | |
| Children | 1. | Nancy Ann Harrell+ b. 1796, d. bt May 1868 - May 1874 |
| 2. | Aaron Harrell b. 1799 |
(__________) (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Marriage | (__________) Harrell |
| Family | (__________) Harrell | |
| Children | 1. | Nancy Ann Harrell+ b. 1796, d. bt May 1868 - May 1874 |
| 2. | Aaron Harrell b. 1799 |
(__________) Wamsley (M)| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Note | Various Wamsley's to check out. Jean Loudin said: There is a possibility. Thomas Wamsley, son of John married Elizabeth Ingram. He left for Kentucky at an early date. He was born in 1752 and married in 1776. I have located 4 children John, Thomas, both of whom came back to Pendleton Co for a time. Elizabeth, Isaac. Now he could have had a William as he had a brother William. The last Pendleton record for him is the tax list in 1789 and then he disappears. I found a note that his son Thomas also returned to Kentucky and died there. The thing is that a brother of the above Thomas--John--moved to Ohio and some nephews who were children of his brother David also moved to Ohio. 1790 VA Hampshire David 4 whites. Harrison David 5 whites. John 2 whites. 1800 VA Harrison David pg 965. Samuel pg 957. Bath John pg 443. 1810 VA Harrison David pg 108 21101-10201-00. Bath John pg 444 00101-00000-00. 1787 tax lists Womsley, David & John & various under Wamsley pg 532 Harrison list "C". 1830 NJ Gloucester Amos pg 094. James pg 122. 1793 NJ militia census has William Wamsley in Mannington, Salem, NJ. William Inventory 1816 Salem Co - 3309Q. Jonathan Walmsley 859Q bk 8 pg 91 in 1753 Salem Co NJ. There's Wamsley's in Bergen, Monmouth, & Gloucester counties too. William Walsbey & Rachel Reynear marr Burlington Co NJ 14 Oct 1780. Salem Co NJ is next to Delaware Co, Gloucester is next to Salem & next to PA. Stryker Rodda has Rev census of NJ list II 1778-1780 with Christopher, Isaac, and William in Pequannock, Morris, NJ (they are Isaac & Leah Stout Wamsley's sons). 1790 Ballstown, Albany, NY Walmseley, Christopher 2m16+ 1m16- 5f 5 slaves. 1790 Newton, Queens, NY Wamsley, John 2m16+ 0m16- 4f. 1790 NYC East Ward, NY, NY Wannsley, William 1m16+ 0m16- 2f. 1800 not looked up yet - CHNG 818:8 James, NYRK 278:30 William, ALBY 11:2 Alexander. 1800 , Montgomery, KY Wamsley, Thomas tax list date 22 Aug 1800. , Pulaski, KY Wamsley, William tax list date 28 Jul 1800. Pulaksi County index to wills - William Inv & Adm 1801 bk 1 pg 1, Amt of Est 1802 bk 1 pg 9 (SLC 598753) - Inv & allowance to Thomas adm for Wm, Inv was 25 Jun 1801 and allowance was 23 Aug 1802. Montgomery Co KY will bk E pg 112 Will of Comfort Wamsley, (she's Margaret Comfort, dau-in-law of John the Shipbuilder). Her husband was Joseph and witness Thomas was his brother. grandsons: Melvin Thomas Riggs, Silas Mason Riggs, and one of witnesses was Thomas Wamsley. Will bk F - John Walmsly - wife Sarah, on her death the heirs of A.D. Walmsly desc: that is John Walmsly, James Walmsly, N(ancy?) A. Walmsly, and Amas Walmsly; & heirs of Thomas Walmsley desc: that is Martha, John, Mary, Sarah, & Howard; son Matthew - Will 4 Apr 1855, codicil 1860, proved 1861. Sprinfield Township, Franklin, IN - one of first blacksmiths father of Isaac Wamsly per 1915 History of Franklin Co pg 144. In History of Tucker Co WV (SLC 975.483 H2M) was a Samuel B Wamsley b in 1840, son of A M Wamsley of Scotch Irish descent who marr 1869 Martha Crouch of Randolph Co. Martha died 1875 and next year he marr Elizabeth W Parsons & they had kids Berdie, Cletus Branch, Stark, and Ward. Farm was in the Horse Shoe 2 miles from town. More on this family is found in Parson's Family History and Record by Virginia Parsons MacCabe (West Los Angles FHL 929.2 P252). It says "Elizabeth Ward Parsons was born in Tucker County WV. After her marriage to Samuel Wamsley she lived in the Horse Shoe for a number of years, then moved to Oklahoma where she still lives." Samuel B Wamsley b.28 Jan 1840 m.23 Nov 1876, Elizabeth Ward Parsons b.4 Oct 1877. Children. Cletus B Wamsley b.4 Oct 1877 m.1898 Etta O'Donnell. Stark Wamsley b.22 Dec 1879 d.24 Jun 1893. Ward Parsons Wamsley b.11 Mar 1882 m.1902 Effie Colwell. Chester Wamsley b.10 Oct 1885 d.7 Jun 1893. Cletus has Edward, Margueite, and Herbert. Ward had Beryl Elsie, Birdie Effie, Mary Elizabeth, and Nellie Catherine. A New Jersey branch that can be eliminated is found in Wamsley-Walmsley Family Genealogy 1800-1972 by George A Wamsley Sr & Jr at Blackwood NJ. SLC 1005015 # 4. James-2 Wamsley (progenitor) son of James-1 and Margaret (Buchanon) Wlmsley or Wamsley, was born 29 Sep 1790 in Finlane, Killesher Parish, Townshp of Enniskillen, County of Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. He arrived in Phildelphia between 1800-1804. Vocation: weaver. He married Elizabeth Benson in 1814. Four children: John 1815-1896, George W 1817-1908, Barzilla 1820-1842, and Emily 1827-1900. Without going into the reasons, I have also eliminated the Wamsleys that are in Adams Co Ohio. William just can't fit in anyplace on that family. Too bad since there some good stories on one of the maternal lines. | |
| Birth | ||
| Marriage | (__________) (__________) |
| Family | (__________) (__________) | |
| Child | 1. | William G Wamsley+ b. 1785, d. 1837 |
(__________) (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| (Witness) Note | Ann Amelia Wamsley; "The grandmother of Mrs Plough's father was a first cousin to the father of our country, Gen. George Washington." - suspect as this type of claim was common, but might as well check it out. Hard to do since we don't know the grandmother's name.1 | |
| Marriage | (__________) Wamsley |
| Family | (__________) Wamsley | |
| Child | 1. | William G Wamsley+ b. 1785, d. 1837 |
Moses S Bussell (M)| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| Note | Names that Bussells have connections with. Richard Cave - Elijah D(e)ulaney - Westley Mitchell - Jonathan Carlton - William Cloud - James Marshall - _____ Thruston. Ancestral File has Wm Cloud (land neighbor) b.ca.1792 Boone Co. KY with wife Lucy Cornelius. Bussells in Virginia. 1787 has them in Prince William (975.5273), Stafford (975.526), Westmoreland (975.524), & 1790 has them in Westmoreland (975.521). Moses Bussell on the IGI: b 17 May 1701 Preston, New London, CT father = Robart Busell. b 21 Feb 1751 St Lukes Protestant Epicopal Parish, Church Hill, Queen Anne, MD father = William Bussells & mother = Susanna. | |
| Birth | circa 1770 | |
| Marriage | Margaret (__________) | |
| Deed | 27 June 1808 | Boone Co., Kentucky, He bought land in Boone KY (Evd 1356) "on the Ohio River" Begin at Hackberry & White Walnut corner to William Cloud then north 57(1/2?) East 48 poles to Wiched Creek the up the meanders of said creek N 68 E 12 poles then S 69 E 16 poles then N 83 E 15 poles to a Buckeye in Thrustons old line and on the South side of said creek, then with this line N 32 (1/2?) about 102 poles to a Hickory B... and Hackberry on the bank of the Ohio River then down the same S 57 (1/2?) W 80 poles to a Black Locust and Elm Corner to James Marshall then S 32 (1/2?) E 84 poles to the beginning containing 43 1/4 acres. (Plot his land with his neighbors) (Margaret sold it as widow in 1818) |
| Census1810 | 1810 | Boone Co., Kentucky, 03001-00001-00 |
| Death | 1814 | Boone Co., Kentucky, Died intestate and dau Nancy inherited some land which she & husband sold 17 Nov 1814 |
| Family | Margaret (__________) | |
| Children | 1. | Nancy Bussell+ b. c 1790, d. 1822 |
| 2. | Moses Bussell b. bt 1794 - 1800 | |
| 3. | John Bussell b. bt 1794 - 1800 | |
| 4. | William Bussell b. bt 1794 - 1800 |
Margaret (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Alonzo Jacob 'Lonnie' Rhinehart |
| (Witness) Note | Ann Amelia Wamsley; "The grandmother of Mrs Plough's father was a first cousin to the father of our country, Gen. George Washington." - suspect as this type of claim was common, but might as well check it out. Hard to do since we don't know the grandmother's name.1 | |
| Note | Her first name proved when she sold Moses land as widow (see deed in 1818) | |
| Marriage | Moses S Bussell | |
| Deed | 26 February 1818 | Boone Co., Kentucky, As a widow, Margaret sold the land Moses bought in 1808 (Evd 1357) |
| Family | Moses S Bussell b. circa 1770, d. 1814 | |
| Children | 1. | Nancy Bussell+ b. c 1790, d. 1822 |
| 2. | Moses Bussell b. bt 1794 - 1800 | |
| 3. | John Bussell b. bt 1794 - 1800 | |
| 4. | William Bussell b. bt 1794 - 1800 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Carrie Adeline Thompson |
| Father | James Tinder Sr b. Circa 1735-40, d. after 1810 | |
| Mother | Sarah (__________) |
| Sources | Further info on pg 159 of Weekley Papers. Also, this is in the Tinder MyFamily files on the internet. By David T. Bunton - Dec 20, 2000 Lucinda A. "Lucy" Tinder, daughter of Rev. James Tinder and Tabitha Redding, was born between 1815 and 1818 depending on how she reported her age in the varying censuses. She first married Alfred Bunton (note the spelling) on 17 Oct 1836 Jackson County, Indiana; after Alfred Bunton's death in 1845, she married Jonathan Tullis in 1847; after his death she married Benjamin Mosely in 1856; and then Alvin Purdy in 1878, who apparently died soon as she is listed as Lucy Baker in the 1880 Butler Co, Mo census. I descend from Lucinda Tinder and Alfred Bunton's son John Tinder Bunton, my great-great-grandfather. According to a family story, Rev James Tinder wanted his family Bible and the Tinder family record to go to one of his sons after his death. This Bible recorded information on his parents and further back on the Tinder lineage, proving many questions for current Tinder research. Lucinda asked her husband (Jonathan Tulllis) and her son John Tinder Bunton to go to her fathers house and transcribe (Jonathan) the very old history of the Tinder immigration to America from the Bible. This was while her father Rev James Tinder was living. It is thought that the early Tinder history kept by Rev James Tinder was supposed to go to either his son Asa or Elijah K, but they both died before their father, so it is possible that Elijah or Asa's children could not collect it, and it went to William Jefferson Tinder or Timothy P. Tinder. (The story is that after Rev James death, a grandchild tried to claim it on his fathers behalf, but James widow was influenced by a living son of Rev. James; however we don't know which relative got the Bible. There were no hard feelings between family members it seems and the matter was easily settled, but we don't know which branch got the very early Tinder history). But that leaves us with the transcript written by Lucinda Tinder Bunton Tullis' husband. An interesting anecdote is that as Jonathan Tullis was writing the account in a new large Bible which he had bought from monies from his wife's deceased husband Alfred Bunton, Rev. James Tinder wanted extra things put in...so Tullis added anecdotes about when and how the Tinder family immigrated to America and their time in the Revolutionary War, and spiritual experiences. There is a description of a very valuable Bible with much early history in the John Tinder Bunton family, burning in a granddaughters house in the 1930's, but so far no one can ascertain if it was from this line, or just another family Bible, which could be from another family, the Reed or Rains (related to the granddaughter). So the end result is that there is a very early history, which has Bunton, Tinder, and other family info in it, among some of Lucinda's descendants or the two sons of Alfred by his first wife. Their names were Francis Marion Bunton, who stayed in Jackson Co, Indiana, and George Bunton, who went to Missouri. David Travillion Bunton (travillion@hotmail.com) 613 South Commerce Ave Russellville, AR 72801 | |
| Birth | 26 February 1776 | Orange Co., Virginia |
| Marriage | 31 August 1797 | Tabitha Redding; Woodford Co., Kentucky |
| Residence | 1846 | Scipio, Jennings Co., Indiana, per son's pension |
| Marriage | 25 May 1846 | Catherine Pettit; Johnson Co., Indiana |
| Death | 10 December 1854 | Jennings Co., Indiana |
| Burial | Reddington Cemetery, Jackson Co., Indiana |
| Family 1 | Tabitha Redding b. 1774, d. 1844 | |
| Children | 1. | Rev. John Reading Tinder b. 1 Aug 1798 |
| 2. | Joseph Tinder b. 1800 | |
| 3. | Elizabeth Tinder b. 1802 | |
| 4. | Margaret Tinder b. 1804 | |
| 5. | Asa Tinder+ b. c 1806, d. 26 Jan 1848 | |
| 6. | William Jefferson Tinder b. 29 Dec 1807 | |
| 7. | Nancy Tinder b. 1808 | |
| 8. | Milly Tinder b. 1810 | |
| 9. | Cynthia Ann Tinder b. 6 Mar 1812 | |
| 10. | Timothy Tinder b. 5 Feb 1816 | |
| 11. | Lucinda Tinder b. 1818 | |
| 12. | Elijah K Tinder b. 1820 | |
| 13. | Abigail Tinder b. 1822 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Carrie Adeline Thompson |
| Father | Isaac Redding (Reverend) b. circa 1747, d. between 1796 and 1796 | |
| Mother | Mildred 'Milly' Armstead |
| Birth | 1774 | Virginia |
| Marriage | 31 August 1797 | Rev. James Tinder Jr; Woodford Co., Kentucky |
| Death | 1844 | Jackson Co., Indiana |
| Burial | Reddington Cemetery, Jackson Co., Indiana |
| Family | Rev. James Tinder Jr b. 26 February 1776, d. 10 December 1854 | |
| Children | 1. | Rev. John Reading Tinder b. 1 Aug 1798 |
| 2. | Joseph Tinder b. 1800 | |
| 3. | Elizabeth Tinder b. 1802 | |
| 4. | Margaret Tinder b. 1804 | |
| 5. | Asa Tinder+ b. c 1806, d. 26 Jan 1848 | |
| 6. | William Jefferson Tinder b. 29 Dec 1807 | |
| 7. | Nancy Tinder b. 1808 | |
| 8. | Milly Tinder b. 1810 | |
| 9. | Cynthia Ann Tinder b. 6 Mar 1812 | |
| 10. | Timothy Tinder b. 5 Feb 1816 | |
| 11. | Lucinda Tinder b. 1818 | |
| 12. | Elijah K Tinder b. 1820 | |
| 13. | Abigail Tinder b. 1822 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Carrie Adeline Thompson |
| Father | Benjamin Keeling b. between 1740 and 1750, d. 1 October 1799 | |
| Mother | (__________) (__________) |
| Source | Book - Some Keeling Descendants by Jerome Bosley 1989 | |
| Birth | 1770 | South Carolina, Age 80 on 1850 census which says he was born North Carolina |
| Marriage | 1 October 1792 | Mary Whitman; Washington Co., Kentucky, Marriage record book 1 page 2, Benjamin Keeling, guardian |
| Census1810 | 1810 | pg 292, Washington Co., Kentucky, 11110-30010 |
| Residence | 1817 | To South Carolina |
| Census1820 | 1820 | Look for it |
| Census1830 | 1830 | Noble, Shelby Co., Indiana, 1m10-15 1m15-20 1m50-60 1f50-60 next door to son Richard (Evd 1323) |
| Census1840 | 1840 | Not found |
| Census1850 | 1850 | Noble, Shelby Co., Indiana, pg 280 age 80 with son James |
| Death | circa 1852 | Geneva, Shelby Co., Indiana |
| Family | Mary Whitman | |
| Children | 1. | Richard Keeling+ b. 1792, d. bt 1860 - 1862? |
| 2. | William Keeling b. 1799 | |
| 3. | Margaret Keeling b. 1805 | |
| 4. | Elizabeth Keeling b. 1808 | |
| 5. | John Keeling b. 28 Jul 1810 | |
| 6. | James Howard Keeling b. 1814 |
Mary Whitman (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Carrie Adeline Thompson |
| Marriage | 1 October 1792 | James L (Louis?) Keeling; Washington Co., Kentucky, Marriage record book 1 page 2, Benjamin Keeling, guardian |
| Family | James L (Louis?) Keeling b. 1770, d. circa 1852 | |
| Children | 1. | Richard Keeling+ b. 1792, d. bt 1860 - 1862? |
| 2. | William Keeling b. 1799 | |
| 3. | Margaret Keeling b. 1805 | |
| 4. | Elizabeth Keeling b. 1808 | |
| 5. | John Keeling b. 28 Jul 1810 | |
| 6. | James Howard Keeling b. 1814 |
| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash Descendant Chart for Johann Adam Esch (Immigrant 1772) |
| Father | Johan Heinrick Mathias Esch b. 13 February 1703, d. 15 November 1782 | |
| Mother | Anna Maria Graw b. 29 October 1707, d. 24 September 1751 |
| Address | List of researchers of the "three brothers" who came to America | |
| Name Variation | Adam Ash | |
| Source | Johan Heinrick Mathias Esch; Click here to see an extract of the 1st report by Paul Schmidt that gave us a start on all these new ancestors. For a copy of his 2nd report (27 Feb 2000), click here. Note that this one is in PDF format and since it's 13 pages will take a little time to load. | |
| Source | Some of the notes incoporated with this family are from the web site and correspondence with Mary Ash. That information led to the story of how we got the proof2 | |
| Birth | 1 March 1744 | Blessenbach, Hessen, Germany, 502441N0081806E, His marriage record in Runkel states he is from Blessenbach. The Blessenbach register for the years 1742-1764 is missing, and it is assumed that his birth/Christening would be in it. His marriage record gives his father as Johan Henrich and there is only one man of that name in Blessenbach in that time period, and that man has children in a previous register from 1727-1740 so it is reasonable that Adam's birth would be recorded in the missing register - possibly with other siblings born after 1740. |
| Source | For a signature comparison, see Harrison Co. WV marriage book 2, page 113, bond of Eve Ash to Jacob Gain and book 2, page 342, Mary Ash to John Gains Junior and compare with the passenger list signature. Though his handwriting deteriorated, the way he signed Adam Esch is the same on all three | |
| Religion | Salem Reformed Church, Conocheque Township, Washington Co., Maryland, In Salem Reformed Church, records indicate that Henry and Adam attended that church. | |
| Marriage | 21 March 1770 | Catharine Yost (Immigrant 1772); Runkel, Hessen, Germany, 502422N0080920E, Have copy of marriage record - SLC 1195130 item 2 pg 21 1770 Johann Adam Esch of Blessenbach, shoemaker master, the son of Johann Heinrick Esch from there, legitimate son, and Maria Catharina, daughter of John Pieter Jost from here, legitimate daughter Proc (Banns) 25 Febr. Cop (married) 21 Mar in this year |
| Immigration | 24 December 1772 | Brig Morton Star, George Demster, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. On list is Johann Adam Esch. There is an actual signature in PA German Pioneers] (by Straussberger, SLC 974.811 W3s), 3rd volume which is the facsimile signatures volume (scanned image) (scanned image of signature comparisons) |
| Military | 1776 | Chester Co., Pennsylvania, The book West Virginians in The Revolution, page 19 says: "Ash, Adam - Born in Germany in 1744, or in Holland: died May 1, 1819. Enlisted in 1776 in Captain Parker's company of Chester County, PA, militia, and again in 1781, in Captain George Enslo's company (sic, s/b Enslow), Bedford County, PA militia. Probably married in Germany to Catherine Yost. Resided in Harrison County, VA after the Revolution. The children were Adam, Jr, Glovers Gap; John, Tyler County; Peter, Harrison County." Two issues - 1) I don't know why the other children were not listed. Need to check date of book and the death dates of the other children. Maybe these were the only children living at the time. 2) While the 1781 information is correct, the book is in error about the 1776 Chester Co PA man being our Adam. There is a different Ash/Esch family in Chester County, and ours was never there. |
| Residence | 1784 | Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, In "Bedford County, Pennsylvania 1779 Tax List and 1784 Census": "Henry Ash, Bethel Township (1784 Census) - 75 acres, 1 dwelling, 11 whites" This is probably the elder Henry. He would be about 44, and the younger Henry would be 24, too young for 10 or 11 children. There is no other evidence that the elder Henry lived in Bedford County, although many of the Revolutionary war veterans settled in Bedford County after the war. Adam Ash, listed in the same township, with one dwelling, 8 whites, 150 acres, 3 horses and 5 cattle. Adam Ash from Bedford County served in the war in the Maryland Militia. Adam and Henry purchased 200 acres together in Bedford County November 4, 1789. Part of the confusion may have involved the Mason-Dixon line. Though the land between Pennsylvania and Maryland was settled by Mason and Dixon earlier, the boundaries were not completely implemented until after the Revolutionary War. |
| Residence | 3 February 1789 | Bethel Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, (Evd 285) Militia rolls - In the PA Archives 6th series vol 3, starting on page 33 is "A list of the inhabitants of Bethel Township made subject by law to the performance of milita duty, taken by Peter Smith the 3rd, Feby 1789. Adam and Henry Ash are on this list. [Their neighbor George Hoopingarner of the land record are also on the list]. |
| Deed | 4 November 1789 | Bethel Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, In Bedford Archives Volume 4, page 4: Original Warrants, Patents and Drafts filed at the Fulton County Courthouse, McConnellsburg, Bethel Township, Ash, Adam and Henry. The contents are as follows (warrant #87): "Whereas Henry Ash and Adam Ash of the County of [not filled in] hath requested to take up two hundred acres of land, including an improvement adjoining George Hoopingarner* on the south, Wm. Layton on the east, Adam Smith on the North and John Whipkies Estate on the west in Bethel Township in the County of Bedford (provided the land is not within the sast purchase made of the Indians) for which he agrees to pay, immediately, into the office of the Receiver General, for the use of this State, at the rate of Ten Pounds per hundred acres, in gold, silver, paper money of this State, or certificates; agreeable to an act of Assembly, passed the first day of April, 1784: Interest to commence from the first day of October 1779. These are, therefore, to authorize and require you to survey, or cause to be surveyed, unto the said Henry Ash and Adam Ash at the place aforesaid, according to the method of Townships appointed, the said quantity of acres, if not already surveyed, or appropriated, and to make return thereof into the Secretary's Office, in order for confirmation; for which this shall be your Warrant. In witness whereof his Excellency Thomas Mifflin, Esq., President of the Supreme Executive Council, hath hereunto set his hand, and caused the left Seal of the Said Commonwealth to be affixed, the fourth Day of November in the Year 1789." [Kathryn's Evd 161] - On reverse of document it says "Ret 9 Mar 1848". I also made notes from backup documents regarding this land [Evd 661]. "Color" only, doesn't provide any further information. Need to check out these neighbors. *There is a George Hopengartner who arrived 2 Nov 1752 on Phoenix from Rotterdam last from Portsmouth. |
| Census1790 | 1790 | Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, (Evd 136) shows Adam Ash with one male over 16, five males under 16, and six females. Next door is Hendrey Ash with 1 male over 16, four males under 16, and one female. This would most likely be his nephew, son of brother Henry. |
| Residence | 1798 | Christian Ash; Harrison Co., West Virginia, Tax lists [Evd 135] - Three lists for Benjamin Bartlett's district in Harrison County (West) Virginia. 1798 shows Adam Ash-3, Christian Ash with no number. 1799 shows the same information. And 1800 shows, with no numbers, Adam Ash, Henry Ash, Adam Ash [another one], and Christian Ash. Witness: Adam Ash Jr Witness: Henry Ash |
| Deed | 31 January 1801 | Bethel Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, [Land bought] - This indenture, made this thirty first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and one, and twenty fifth of American Independance between Christopher Layton of Bethel township Bedford County and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Ann his wife on the one part, and Adam Ash of the county of Harrison and commonwealth of Virginia of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Christopher Layton for and in consideration fo the sum of fifty pounds current money of the Commonwealth aforesaid to William Layton in hand paid by the said Adam Ash, the receipt whereof the said Christopher Layton, doth hereby confess and acknowledge ... [... I'm leaving words out] certain tract or parcel of lands situate on the waters of Tonoloway creek in Bethel Township... being a part of a larger tract called "White Oak Bottom" containing 299 acres and 60 perches and allowance of 6 percent. [next is a symbol that looks like a capital V followed by a superscript lower case c said tract was surveyed in pursuance of a warrant dated 5th March 1788 granted to Thomas McKinney who by deed conved the same to William Layton and the said William Layton by deed dated 25th July 1795 conveyed the same to the above named Christopher Layton and enrolled in the Rolls Office in Patent Book 43 page 272 the 6th day of September 1800 a reffernece [sic] therto being had may free and at large appear. [For now, I'm leaving out lengthy description of land, may add it in later].3 |
| Deed | 11 February 1801 | Bethel Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, [Land sold] - This indenture made this eleventh day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundren and one and twenty fifthe of Americas Independance between Adam Ash of Harrison County and Commonwealth of Virginia on the one part and Jacob Coffman of the County of Washington and state of Maryland of the other part. Witnesseth the said Adam Ash for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred pounds currant money of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to him in hand paid by the said Jacob Coffman, the receipt... [leaving out some of it] certain tract of land situated on the waters of Tonolway Creek in Wips Cove in Bethel Township Bedford County of Commonweath of Pennsylvania being a part of a larger tract called White Oaks Bottom containing 299 acres and 60 percent and allowance of 6 percents... [then repeats much of the info in deed when bought]. Witnesses by Andrew Mann Jr and Joseph Mann and Adam's wife is not mentioned.4 |
| Deed | 21 July 1806 | Harrison Co., West Virginia, There are several land entries in the grantor & grantee indexes [Evd 1011] in Harrison County, but the most important to me is in Deed book 6 page 166 dated 21 Jul 1806 [Evd 1012]. At some point in time, the originals of the early deed books were transcribed into typescript and then destroyed, which is a shame because it might have given us an original signature to compare with a passenger list signature. But there is an important clue where the "signature" is. Underneath the name Adam Ash is the phrase "Wrote in Duch." Duch would be the mis-spelling of Deutch which means German. |
| Death | 1 May 1819 | Gregory's Run, Harrison Co., West Virginia |
| Burial | Private Property, Gregory's Run, Harrison Co., West Virginia, Tombstone says: Adam Ash Died May 1, 1819 Aged 75 Yrs 2 Ms. In Oct 1999 the owners of property were Robert & Ruth Flanigan. The mailing address of property is RR4 Box 278-A, Clarksburg WV 26301 phone 304-783-5128. Harold Davisson, who lives in brick house just south of where Adam is buried, is the relative who put up a modern tombstone (I don't have a picture of that, but it erroneously says Adam is Scotch-Irish). The modern tombstone says: 1744 Adam Ash 1819 Rev. soldier, cam from Penn. with family in 1793. 1st settler on Gregory's Run. Owned all land from head to near Ten Mile Creek, 1000+ acres. Scotch-Irish decent. Embarked to America from Amsterdam, Holland, 1770. 1st son Christopher was born during the voyage. Submitted by descendant Harold Jr. Davisson 1986. Map1 RR4 is Gregory's Run, and on this map is shown also as Bean Run. The map is sideways so you can print it and get the whole thing. Map2 I don't remember just how far north on Gregory's Run it is, but the next pictures should help. House across street from the entrance. The mailboxes showing the Box number across street. The entrance itself actually goes up to the residence of the owners. Traditionally, the owners have not minded people visiting the gravesite. It is actually on that hill that is above the car, but it's a steep climb that way, and you are better off going up the driveway and coming from the other direction. Photo from a book circa 1987, when it was in better condition. 1981 Sitting next to Catherine's stone, I'm looking at Adam's stone where it has fallen. 1981 Closer up shot. 1981 Top 1981 Middle | |
| Probate | 9 February 1822 | Harrison Co., West Virginia, From Harrison Co WV Will book 4 [Evd 1419] - Adam Ash Deceased settlement [with my comments in square brackets]. I have the whole appraisement as well [Evd 160], but this part proves the heirs, (including that Christopher was also known as Christian), so I separated it out as a separate source. Pursuant to an order of the county court of Harrison County Daniel Morris and Dempsey P Carrol, two of the commissioners appointed by said court after having all documents & testimony produced before us, by the administrators & heirs of Adam Ash decd, make the following report. Upon a full settlement of the estate of Adam Ash decd, it proved to the commissioners that after the payment of all debts due by said Adam that the widows dower amounts to $254.44 that there is due Christian Ash as heir to Adam Ash, including the other heirs after deducting what he already recd of said estate - $52.77. To William Tucker as above [dau Margaret's husband] $69.52. To Jacob Coon [dau Elizabeth's husband] [no amount]. To Adam Ash [son] [no amount]. To John Wilson do [do=ditto] [dau Catherine's husband] $60.52. To John Gain do [dau Mary's husband] $62.52. To Jacob Gain do [dau Eve's husband] $61.52. To John Ash do $31.00. To Peter Ash do $64.52. To Conrad Ash do $44.52. To Jacob Ash do $52.02. Dempsey P Carrol & Daniel Morris ea $5.00 $10.00. The above we submit as a full settlement as the debits and credits appear to us Febry the 9th 1822 - D Morris, D P Carroll. We certify that this is a copy of the original settlement made in the year 1822. - D Morris, D P Carroll. |
| Address | ||
| Source | Book - The George Morris Family of Ten Mile, With Genealogical Charts For Other Affiliated Families, A Story of The Pioneer Families of The Ten Mile Valley In Harrison County West Virginia by Ollie B Morris and Eva Ruth Morris copyright 1967. [my Evd 180] On page 294 there is a "diagram of the Adam Ash line of descent", and on page 111 are excellent pictures of Adam & Catherine's tombstones. On page 314 there are photos of Adam's son Peter (and his wife Catherine Wigner), and of Isaac P.R. Ash who was the son of Peter. Isaac's picture caption says that he is the "grandfather of Belva Swiger Ritter, the great grandfather of Elizabeth Swiger Meredith and of Meredith Price Wiswell, Huntington attorney. This is the branch of the Ash family which has the Lutheran Hymnal brought to America by Adam Ash and Catherine Yost Ash from Germany or Holland." In the late 1980's, I talked with Meredith Wiswell [RN 7118, Code 96.8(10)311] about the Lutheran Hymnal [or prayer book] that had been passed down in his branch of the family. He said that the printing date on the hymnal was in the 1500's and that it is in German (no family info, just the book). He was unwilling to open it up and take a photograph of it, or get the exact date. [He said he has it all wrapped up in plastic; which, of course, is archivally detrimental, but there is nothing I can do about it.] But, the point is, that it is in German. |
| Family | Catharine Yost (Immigrant 1772) b. 1749, d. 2 February 1830 | |
| Children | 1. | Christian Ash+ b. 1772, d. 20 Aug 1828 |
| 2. | Elizabeth Ash | |
| 3. | Henry Ash b. 22 Jan 1774 | |
| 4. | Margaret Ash | |
| 5. | Adam Ash Jr | |
| 6. | Mary Ash+ b. 1784 | |
| 7. | Catherine Ash | |
| 8. | Eve Ash+ b. 1787, d. 14 Dec 1865 | |
| 9. | Conrad (Orig. Coonrod) Ash+ b. 1789, d. Mar 1874 | |
| 10. | Jacob Ash+ b. 30 Aug 1791, d. 25 Jun 1849 | |
| 11. | Peter Ash+ b. 10 Mar 1792, d. 31 Mar 1885 | |
| 12. | John Ash+ b. 16 May 1796, d. 22 Apr 1888 |
| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Father | Johann Pieter Jost | |
| Mother | (__________) (__________) |
| Birth | 1749 | Hessen, Germany |
| Confirmation | 1763 | Runkel, Hessen, Germany, 502422N0080920E, (scanned image)2 |
| Marriage | 21 March 1770 | Johann Adam Esch (Immigrant 1772); Runkel, Hessen, Germany, 502422N0080920E, Have copy of marriage record - SLC 1195130 item 2 pg 21 1770 Johann Adam Esch of Blessenbach, shoemaker master, the son of Johann Heinrick Esch from there, legitimate son, and Maria Catharina, daughter of John Pieter Jost from here, legitimate daughter Proc (Banns) 25 Febr. Cop (married) 21 Mar in this year |
| Death | 2 February 1830 | Gregory's Run, Harrison Co., West Virginia |
| Burial | Private Property, Gregory's Run, Harrison Co., West Virginia, Tombstone says: Catherine Ash Died Feb 2. 1830 Aged 81 Yrs. 1981 picture. See her husband for more photos, including how to get there. |
| Family | Johann Adam Esch (Immigrant 1772) b. 1 March 1744, d. 1 May 1819 | |
| Children | 1. | Christian Ash+ b. 1772, d. 20 Aug 1828 |
| 2. | Elizabeth Ash | |
| 3. | Henry Ash b. 22 Jan 1774 | |
| 4. | Margaret Ash | |
| 5. | Adam Ash Jr | |
| 6. | Mary Ash+ b. 1784 | |
| 7. | Catherine Ash | |
| 8. | Eve Ash+ b. 1787, d. 14 Dec 1865 | |
| 9. | Conrad (Orig. Coonrod) Ash+ b. 1789, d. Mar 1874 | |
| 10. | Jacob Ash+ b. 30 Aug 1791, d. 25 Jun 1849 | |
| 11. | Peter Ash+ b. 10 Mar 1792, d. 31 Mar 1885 | |
| 12. | John Ash+ b. 16 May 1796, d. 22 Apr 1888 |
John William Swiger (M)| Reference | 4G Grf | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| To-Do | Look for stuff in Loudoun Co VA and in Greene & Fayette Counties PA. Also look for immigration. Also in VA & WVirginians (attached) there is an entry for which the original record needs to be looked up. | |
| Source | Mary (__________); John and Mary were natives of Germany, "scions of prominent families in the German empire." Son Christopher was born in Germany about 1750 and came with them to America where in 1755 they settled in Loudon Co VA. They later lived in Fayette and Green Counties PA just prior to Revolution, then shortly after the war Mary, (after she was widowed and married Joshua B Allen) brought her 7 sons and daughters with her (soon after Revolution). to Harrison Co, setting in Hepzibah. The article gives pension info for son John and states that sons Christopher and John were discharged at Fort Pitt (now Pittsburgh) but that only John had a pension.1 | |
| Birth | circa 1730 | Germany, Birth guess based on 1st child's birth |
| Marriage | Mary (__________) | |
| Residence | 1755 | Loudoun Co., Virginia, They settled in 1755 in Loudoun Co VA (see WPA source) |
| Residence | Greene Co., Pennsylvania, A merchant and distiller in Green Co PA, John William Swiger accumulated considerable Continental money in the Revolutionary War. (see WPA source) | |
| Residence | 1778 | Uniontown, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, Son John said that he resided in Fayette Co PA from the time he was 18 until the conclusion of the war. It may be that he was on his own at that time or the whole family could have been there as well. |
| Death | Tradition says that when his stocks of merchandise was near exhaustion, he sailed back to Germany to replenish and was never heard from again. It is supposed he and his small craft were swallowed up by the ocean waters. Executors invested (redeemed) his money in land in (now) Barbour Co WV, and land reverted to government when heirs failed to pay the taxes on it. |
| Family | Mary (__________) | |
| Children | 1. | Christopher Swiger+ b. 1750 |
| 2. | John Swiger Sr+ b. 25 Apr 1759, d. 26 Jun 1844 | |
| 3. | Mary Swiger+ | |
| 4. | Elizabeth Swiger+ | |
| 5. | Jacob Swiger b. 1770 | |
| 6. | Liby Swiger+ b. 17 Oct 1770, d. 20 Sep 1856 | |
| 7. | Eve Swiger+ |
Mary (__________) (F)| Reference | 4G Grm | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Source | John William Swiger; John and Mary were natives of Germany, "scions of prominent families in the German empire." Son Christopher was born in Germany about 1750 and came with them to America where in 1755 they settled in Loudon Co VA. They later lived in Fayette and Green Counties PA just prior to Revolution, then shortly after the war Mary, (after she was widowed and married Joshua B Allen) brought her 7 sons and daughters with her (soon after Revolution). to Harrison Co, setting in Hepzibah. The article gives pension info for son John and states that sons Christopher and John were discharged at Fort Pitt (now Pittsburgh) but that only John had a pension.1 | |
| Birth | Germany | |
| Marriage | John William Swiger | |
| Note | Soon after the failure of her husband to return from Germany, Mary became the wife of Joshua Barnes Allen, a Scot and widower, who had a son Barnes, born in SCotland, and whi in turn married Mary's daughter Eve. Joshua and Mary settled in Hepzibah, Harrison Co WV | |
| Marriage | Joshua Barnes Allen | |
| Death | At an "advanced age" |
| Family 1 | John William Swiger b. circa 1730 | |
| Children | 1. | Christopher Swiger+ b. 1750 |
| 2. | John Swiger Sr+ b. 25 Apr 1759, d. 26 Jun 1844 | |
| 3. | Mary Swiger+ | |
| 4. | Elizabeth Swiger+ | |
| 5. | Jacob Swiger b. 1770 | |
| 6. | Liby Swiger+ b. 17 Oct 1770, d. 20 Sep 1856 | |
| 7. | Eve Swiger+ |
Isaac Underwood (1760 DE - ca 1795 KY) (M)| Reference | 216.2 maybe 100? | |
| Charts | Pedigree for Tillman E Ash |
| Father | William Underwood (ca 1733-1801 DE) b. 10 December 1733, d. 13 April 1801 | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Dixon b. circa 1727, d. 11 March 1832 |
| To-Do | Do research in New Castle Co DE and Mason Co KY. | |
| Source | Father & children per Underwood Biographical Dictionary by Laverne Galeener-Moore (UBD #I34) Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1999 12:23:43 EST From: To: UNDERWOOD-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <4d432944.36939c1f@aol.com> Subject: Re: [UNDERWOOD-L] Underwood, Tyler County, West Virginia I34 Isaac UNDERWOOD of Mason Co., KY (son of William W99), b. 23 Sep 1760 in New Castle Co., DE; he may have married twice(?); m. to Rhoda "Rhody" ___ (she later m. 6 Jun 1796 to Thomas MOORE); he served in the Revolutionary War from Delaware; he gave his Oath of Allegiance on 12 Jan 1786 in New Castle Co., DE before John LEA; he d. previous to 26 Jan 1796, the date his estate inventory was filed in Mason Co., KY; had the following children, plus an illegitimate child in 1777: William S., Samuel A., John, Elizabeth, Anna, Isaac Jr., Sarah "Sally", Hannah W379 William S. UNDERWOOD of Maysville, Mason Co., KY and of Tyler Co., WV (son of Isaac, above), b. 1 May 1780, possibly in New Castle Co., DE(?); 1st(?) m. 17 Nov 1802 to Lucy POINDEXTER; 2nd(?) m. 23 May 1805 in DE to Mary Hannah WILLIS (b. 19 Oct 1780 in DE; she d. 29 Nov 1869 in Tyler Co., WV); he d. 27 Apr 1866 in Tyler Co., WV; both he and his wife are bur. in the family cemetery on the farm back of the house which stands on McElroy Creek near Shirley, WV; he served in the War of 1812; had the following children: Martha, Elizabeth, Wells, Ellis, John, William H., Leah, James C. (who is your ancestor), Samuel A., Zane, Notley Willis Any info you care to have included on the CD, which I'm now preparing, would sure be welcome. Thanks for giving your permission to use what you already sent, which I will do. Even though II'll be concentrating on getting this work done, I will check my e-mail each day, so if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Good Hunting! Laverne | |
| Birth | 23 September 1760 | New Castle Co., Delaware, My son Isaac was born the 23rd of Sept. 17601 |
| Residence | Raised in Pennsylvania (suspect?) | |
| Military | Served in Rev War from Delaware (There is no pension for him or widow) | |
| CAUTION | Isaac Underwood (ca 1775 - 1862); It is not proven that Isaac (ca 1775 - 1862) is the son of Isaac (1760 DE - ca 1795 KY). There is an age discrepancy so that one wonders if the man born in 1760 would have a child at 15. We don't know exactly when the latter was born, but since he had a child in 1796, it is likely he was born 1776 or so. | |
| Note | Supposedly had illegitimate child in 1777. Is this William mentioned in court orders? | |
| Marriage | Rhoda "Rhody" (__________) | |
| Note | 12 January 1786 | New Castle Co., Delaware, Oath of Allegience |
| Death | prior 26 Jan 1796 | Mason Co., Kentucky |
| Probate | 26 January 1796 | Mason Co., Kentucky, His estate inventory was filed (pg 110, SLC 281822). No genealogical info in the inventory. SLC 281832 (court orders, date=court term dates) bk B pg 5 Oct 1794 he is a witness to a transaction. bk B pgs 177-178 Dec 1795: Administration gramed to Meredith Holm & he and Joseph Berry give security. Abner Overfield, John Logan, John Watson Sr, & William Kenton appointed to appraise. bk B pg 192 Jan 1796 inventory & appraisement returned. bk B pg 227 Mar 1796 Indenture binding Anne & Isaac (Jr assumed) to George Wood, binding Hannah to Matthew Davidson, and William to William Ritchey. SLC 281833 (court orders, date=court term dates) bk E pg 173 Aug 1804 John is bound to Anthony Johnston "until he arrive at age of 21" to be taught to be a blacksmith. bk E pg 190 Aug 1804 order changed to bind him to Peter Grant to be taught to be a boot and shoemaker. bk E pg 283 Aug 1805 Samuel is bound to Anthony Johnston "until 21" to learn to be a blacksmith. |
| Family | Rhoda "Rhody" (__________) | |
| Children | 1. | Isaac Underwood (ca 1775 - 1862)+ b. c 1776, d. 1862 |
| 2. | William Underwood Jr (1780 DE - 1866 WV)+ b. 1 May 1780, d. 27 Apr 1866 | |
| 3. | Anna Underwood | |
| 4. | Hannah Underwood | |
| 5. | Sarah "Sally" Underwood | |
| 6. | Elizabeth Underwood | |
| 7. | Samuel A Underwood b. c 1793, d. 4 Jun 1855 | |
| 8. | John Underwood |
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