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QUARTERLYNEWSLETTEROF THE RICHLANDCOUNTY CHAPTER,OHIO GENEALOGICALSOCIETY

SEPTE~1BER 1987

1987 OFFICERSMembership in the Richland County

Genealogical Society is by the calendaryear. Fees are $5.00, individual mem-bership and $7.00, joint membership.Mail to: Richland County Genealogical Soc.

Post Office Box 3154Lexington, Ohio 44904

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RICHLAND COUNTY RESEARCHERSWhile the Richland County Chapter does not endorse a researcher, you may wish to

contact one of the following to assist you. Please write to them for rates.

Peggy Mershon995 N. Stewart Rd.Mansfield OH 44905

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Helen Graham1116 Yorkwood Rd.Mansfield OH 44907

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Mansfield Herald February 15, 1887. "Last Saturday Gail Roberts, assisted by a fewfriends, removed eight bodies from the Wolford graveyard and placed them in the Windsorcemetery. They were all relatives of Mother Roberts by the names of Dills and Homes. Theact was certainly a commendable one and we speak of it with pardonable pride."

OBITUARIES

Mansfield Herald - February 16, 1887 - as told by L.M. SwigartDarby Ann Swigart, who died at Lucas, Feb. 6th, at the age of ninety years, was the

oldest pioneer in the state.She was born in Pennsylvania in 1797. 'With her father she moved to Columbiana County

in this state in 1804, and in 1814 they removed to what is now Richland County, threemiles north of Ashland, in Orange Township, which was a howling wilderness at that time.

Mrs. Swigart came from a long lived family. Her father, Jacob Young, died at the ageof 98, and her mother was 97 years of age at her death. Her grandfather Mason Young liveduntil he was 105 years of age. Mrs. Swigart was one of a family of twelve, and five ofher sisters are yet living. Mrs. Marks and Mrs. McKee of Lucas are among the five.

The deceased married John Swigart in 1816. They removed to Canton and in 1818 thecouple moved back to this county. In 1821 they moved to Monroe township, and in 1860 toLucas.

Mrs. Swigart was the mother of ten children, six sons and four daughters. She hadfifty-two grandchildren, forty nine great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren.

She lived in Ohio eighty three years and seventy three in Richland county, and wasolder than the State of Ohio. She met Fulton, the steam inventor, and saw the first steam-boat that ranon the Ohio. She heard the heart-rending news of the Copus and Zimmer mas~sacre a few days after the deed was committed; the surrender of Hull and the good news ofPerry's victory on Lake Erie. She often spoke of her cousin, Christian Fast, who was atUpper Sandusky when Gen. Crawford was burned at the stake.

Her father was in the Revolutionary War, and her grandfather was taken prisoner inthe French war and taken to Canada, where he was sold by the Indians to some Frenchman fortwo jugs of rum.

John Swigart her husband was in the battle of Mackinaw in 1812, and she drew a pen-sion of $96 on that account, for the past 15 years.

Nine of her children survive her: Margaret ltves at Albion, Indiana, George in MonroeTownship, John in Washington Township, Abram in Columbia City, Indiana, Solomon in BuffaloCounty, Nebraska, Luther in Mansfield, Elizabeth in Springfield Township, and Mary and Amyin Lucas.

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SHIELD AND BANNER January 16, 1861 - Died near Newville, this county, on the 15th ofDec. last, CHARLES SCHRACK, in the 73d year of his age. Mr. Schrack was born in UnionCo., Pa., November 30, 1788. In 1820 he was married to Miss Susanna Castator, who stillsurvives. About 40 years since, Mr. Schrack moved to the farm where he has ever sincelived .... A bereaved widow, six daughters and three sons are left to mourn for him.

SHIELD AND BANNER - March 18, 1882 SARAH HERSHISER was born March 23, 1803, and diedMarch 7, 1882, aged 78 years, 11 months, 14 days. She was born in Bedford Co., Pa. wherethe first half of her life was spent. Mrs. Hersheiser's maiden name was Shatzer and shewas united in marriage with Samuel, who died 16 years ago. The fruits of this marriagewere 10 children, eight of whom are living. The funeral was held at home of her son-in-law, W. Foglesong. Interment was in the old Shelby cemetery.

SHIELD AND BANNER - December 6, 1865 Died at the residence of James Strong, in Spring-field Township, December 1st, 1865, Mrs. ROSANNA JARVIS, ae 77 years and 10 months. Bornin Frederick Co., MD on February 1788. She moved with her husband to Knox Co., OH shortlyafter 1832, where she lived until 1860 when they moved to Richland Co., Ohio. She leavesan aged husband and four children.

SHIELD AND BANNER - April 23, 1881 - DANIEL KOHLER died April 9 of paralysis of the heart.He was born in Adams County, PA, August 1, 1814; resided there until ca 15 years of age,when his parents moved to this state locating about 4 miles north of Mansfield. He livedwith his parents until he married Nancy Brubaker, who resided near by where he lived .••His family consisted of seven sons and two daughters, of whom one daughter, three sons,and his widow survive.

SHIELD AND BANNER - January 18, 1865 - SAMUEL LINN, ESQ., an old respected citizen died athis residence in Franklin Twp., on the 3rd inst. He was one of the first settlers of thiscounty, and all his life voted the Democratic ticket. He was originally from RockbridgeCounty, VA, and came to this county in 1812, just the day after the Indian fight at theCopus' cabin and took one of the Copus' daughters that was wounded behind him on horsebackto the blockhouse.

He then settled on the farm he died on, having cut the first stick of timber upon it,and by his own and his sons' labors made it one of the most desirable in the county.

Mr. Linn, in the early settlement of Franklin Township passed through some excitingtimes with the Indians, and on one occasion, while hunting and making his way to his cabinat night, was pounced upon by a panther, tearing his clothes off him, but was saved by hisfaithful dog.

An old clipping, April 22, 1882 - Mr. George Foulks and family attended the golden weddingof Mrs. Foulk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Snapp, near Rome, on last Thursday.

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OBITUARIES continued

ADRIAN, John, Sr. d 5 Jun 1883, ae 82-3-16, at home of his dau, Mrs. A. BOUGHTON. Anative of New York City, came to Richland Co. OH in 1816. He had 10 ch and was a memberof the U.P. Church. Buried at Spring Mill Cern., Springfield Twp., Richland Co., OH.

BLOOM, Samuel, Sr. d 18 Mar 1881 near Shelby, ae 76-5-1. Born Northumberland Co. PAon 17 Oct 1804. Mar Mary CAMPBELL in 1830. Came to Richland Co. OH in 1836. Buriedfrom the London Church.

BEVERSTOCK, Allen Barney - b in Rutland Co., VT, 23 Dec 1804. To Richland Co. OH in 1832.Mar 1st. Laura Ann REED, of Monroeville OH in 1828, 2nd. to Sarah L. UNDERHILL of Norwalk.D in Lexington, OH 2 Mar 1882, ae 77-2-9.

DAY, Elleanor (Mrs. Joseph) d 16 Oct 1882, ae 94-3-29, at Waterloo, DeKalb Co. IN. Hermaiden name was THOMAS & she was b 17 Jun 1788 in Hagerstown MD. She moved early to Wash.Co. PA and at ae 17 yrs mar Joseph DAY. They moved to Richland Co. OH in 1815. Lived herlast 20 yrs with dau, Mrs. Robert LOCKHART, where she died.

HALE, Mrs. Jane - wid of Hugh HALE, d 13 Oct 1881 in Mifflin Twp., Richland Co. OH, ae 88-11-27. B 17 Oct 1792 in Washington Co. PA her maiden name was SIMPSON. In 1795 wentwith her par to Jefferson Co. OH & there mar Hugh HALE in 1813. To Richland Co. in 1815.Had 11 ch - the youngest ae 5 mo. when her husband died. She raised the ch by herself.

HEISER, George d 22 Sep 1885 in Mansfield, ae 43-10-12. b Schwegenheim, Ger. and cameto U.S. at ae 15.

HUESTON, Samuel - late of Richland Co. OH, d 18 Jun 1857, in Madison Twp., Sandusky Co. OHae 74. B New Castle Co. DE and lived in OH for 37 yrs.

IRWIN, George - d Madison Twp. Richland Co. OH, ae 76-3-21. B Chester Co. PA on 8 Dec 1787and came to Richland Co. OH in 1836. D 29 Mar 1864.

KAGEY, Martin d Mifflin Twp. Ashland Co. OH 8 Aug 1884. B 14 Dec 1801, Shenandoah Co.VA. To Ohio in 1825 & on to his present farm in 1827. Mar Nancy CHARLES on 8 Jan 1829.Nancy KAGEY d in 1869.

MICKEY, Jonathan d Washington Co., Iowa, 18 Feb 1882. Eldest son of Robert and MaryMickey. B 31 Jan 1815, Westmoreland Co., PA. With parents to Orange Twp., Ashland Countyin 1817. Mar Mary, eldest dau of Isaac Ferguson, Springfield Twp. in 1841. In 1851 movedto IL and in 1865 moved to Iowa. Bur in Henderson Co., IL.

NEWLON, Rachael - d 30 Sep 1882. B Loudon Co. VA 6 Sep 1794. Mar David NEWLON 21 Mar 1813.Her maiden name was RICHARD. Bur Mansfield Cern.

RUCKMAN, Richard d 8 Jul 1866, ae 91-4- 26, at the horne of his son-in-law, Mr. PETTIT.Born 12 Feb 1775 in Huntingdon Co., NJ. Spen~ 50 years in PA and VA before coming to OH.

WHITE, Permelia E. - d 27 Oct 1882, ae 63-5-25. B 2 May 1819 in New York State and was adau of Isaac HEATH, who came to Bellville with hts family, a wife and 8 ch, in May 1832.Mar Ebenezer WHITE on 80 (sic) May 1844.

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THE VAN DORN FAMILY

The Van Dorn family came to America in 1642 from Doorn, Holland, settling first onLong Island, New York and later moving to New Jersey. Cornelius Van Dorn was the originalsettler coming to this country. His son, Died10f, who shortened the name to Doorn had ason named Cornelius, who also had a son, Cornelius. The second Cornelius had a son,Nicholas, who was born in 1724 in Monmouth County, New Jersey and fought in the Revolutio-nary War with the New Jersey Militia. One of the four sons of Nicholas was William, bornin Monmouth County, N.J. in 1764. This William reportedly fought in the RevolutionaryWar, though we do not have confirmation of this. William put the "Van" back in the name

f 1 . h h 11 d "D " d "D " liD "a ter severa generatlons w en t e name was spe e as oorn an orne, or orn.William moved to Saratoga County, New York after the Revolutionary War and married

Mary Chasey. All of their nine children were born in New York. He moved to RichlandCounty, Ohio in 1814 with his family. The two older children, who had married in NewYork, came with their families at about the same time.

The nine children of William and Mary Van Dorn were: Sarah (Sallie) who married TitusWatson; William, Jr., who married Esther Newberry (this is my line); John married EunicePhelps; Martha married Titus Watson after her sister, Sarah, died; Nicholas married Eliza-beth Romer; Cornelius married Mary Wilkinson; Elisha married Sarah Wilkinson; Deborahmarried James Downs; and Mary married Moffett.

William settled near the Lexington area, having acquired land before coming here.Both William, Sr., and his wife, Mary, are buried in Lexington Cemetery. He died in 1847and she in 1832.

William, Jr. and his wife Esther settled in Congress Township, which became a part ofMorrow County in 1848. One of William, Jr. 's children, Elizabeth, married Thomas Parks, ason of David Parks and Elizabeth Lance. They were early Richland County settlers, livingin Milton Township and later in Congress Township.

William Van Dorn, Jr. and his wife Esther had 10 children. Five of them remained inMorrow County. Sons Philo and Myron moved to Indiana in the late 1840's, along with Nath-aniel, though Nathaniel later moved farther West. The younger son, Freedom, and daughter,Malissa, moved to Wood County, Ohio with their families, living in both Wood and HancockCounties and are buried in that area.

Many of the Van Dorn's are still living in the Richland, Morrow.and Crawford Countyarea.

- submitted by Mary I. Murphy, 2203 Park Avenue West, Mansfield, Ohio 44906.

THE MANSFIELD JOURNAL - May 20, 1925County Auditor, John A. Howard, has turned a letter, that he received, yesterday from

Mrs. W.H. Jonhston, 2704 Mulberry Street, Muscatine, Iowa, over to Mrs. John H. Berry, 584West Fourth Street and Mrs. Ella S. Black, West· Fifth Street.

The letter made inquiry as to the descendants of Jonas Smith, who was auditor ofRichland County 1850-1860. Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Black are daughters of the man who wasauditor here 75 years ago. No reason was given f~r the inquiry.

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SHIELD AND BANNER - December 10, 1881

The 56th anniversary of the birth of Mrs. Aaron Quick, daughter of William Darling.

uncovered his head, and spake not many words to Catharine,

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head and gave thanks.it had been ordered byended, the four score

And it came to pass during the reign of William that a daughter was born in the Houseof William. Now the tents of William were pitched on the banks of the great river Mohicanand in the land of Worthington. When William entered his tent in the evening time, heraised the napkin and looked on the face of the infant daughter, his heart yearned towardthe babe and he made proclamation saying: "The child shall be called Catharine for it isa Darling babe," and moreover the babe grew and was fair to look upon, and when the childgrew and was a Darling young woman, Aaron, the carpenter, was on the house-top mending theroof, and as Catharine the Darling young woman passed that way, the heart of Aaron didmelt within him for love of the Darling. Then straightway Aaron, the carpenter, came downfrom the house top and followed after Catharine, the Darling, many days.

Then Aaron prevailed and Catharine, the Darling, was given to Aaron to wife. And itcame to pass in process of time that sons and daughters were given to Aaron and hisDarling wife: Franklin, Ellen, Benton, Hattie, Nettie and Thomas. And they all remain tothis day; but Benton is gathered to the fathers.

And it came to pass that Hattie and Nettie did put their heads together privately,and Aaron, their father with them. Then when the doors were closed, Hattie and Nettie madespeech before their father, Aaron, saying, "Now that our mother is growing old and herbirthday draweth near, let us, we pray, make a feast secretly for our mother, so that sheknow it not 'till they that are bidden have entered the tents of Aaron, our father. AndAaron consented to the maidens.

Then when all things were ready on the last day of the eleventh month (the same beingthe two score and sixteenth birthday of Catharine the wife of Aaron, the carpenter,) thesame being in the year one thousand four score and one, and in the second hour of thenight, behold the door of Aaron's tent was opened, and Daniel the tinner, and Robert, the

tbrother of Catharine, the wife of Aaron, the Carpenter, and Emanuel, the dealer in swine,entered the tent carrying a magnificent rocker that was beautiful to look upon and cost 20pieces of silver.

Then Samuel, the tinner, and Robert, the brother of Catharine, the wife of Aaron,and Emanuel, the dealer in swine, put the rocker on the floor of the tent of Aaron in thepresence of a multitude, two score and six in number, and placed Catharine, the wife ofAaron, thereon.

Then Pocock, the doctor,the wife of Aaron.

Catharine was speechless with surprise, for she knew nothing of the matter; onlyHattie and Nettie and Aaron. Then Charles, the captain of his hundred, had compassion forCatharine, the wife of Aaron, and did make speech for her, thanking"the four score andsix. When Mary and Catharine and Rebecca, the.sister-in-law of Catharine, the wife ofAaron, had laid their gifts at the feet of Catharine, behold Aaron stood in the tent doorand proclaimed, "Come to the banquet for behold the feast is now ready, and in this ordercome ye - the older first and the younger after." And the feast was beautiful to lookupon and sweet to the taste.

When all were seated, Farris, the priest, bowed histhe feast merrily on. None did hinder or compel; for so

About the middle hour of the night, the feast beingrose from the table and departed, each to his own tent.

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RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO BIRTH RECORDS

These births areNAMEACKERMAN, MaryADAMS, (Unknown)ALBERTSON, N.B.ALEXANDER, Mary A.ALGER, SamuelAMAS, FranklinANDERSON, Alva E.ANDERSON, James F.ANTRIKEN, MargaretARMSTRONG, BartARMSTRONG, SarahARNOLD, (Unknown)ARNOLD, CarolineARTER, (Unknown)ASHBAUGH, (Unknown)AU, (Unknown)AU, EllenAU, MargaretAU, MarthaAUSTIN, Thomas

taken from reco~dsDATE26 Jan 185617 May 185628 Dec 185611 Sep 18564 Nov 18569 DEC 1856

27 Nov 18566 Jun 18568 Jul 1856

24 Dec 185612 Oct 185629 Sep 185629 Sep 1856

Sep 185616 Apr 1856

8 Apr 185612 Mar 1856

9 Dec 18569 Apr 1856

24 Nov 1856

found in the Probate Court at Mansfield, Ohio.PARENTSAdam Ackerman and Elizabeth DelpDaniel Adams and Mary A. NelsonWm. D. Albertson and J. MessengerRobt. Alexander and StimelyJohn AlgerFrederick Amas and M. ShaferH.P. Anderson and Alice CookWm. Anderson and Elizabeth AndersonS. Antriken and Harriet WilsonJoshua Armstrong and M. DavisS.P. Armstrong and Martha ChurchWm. Arnold and Mary BucherGeorge Arnold and Margaret GilgerMichael ArterAndrew AshbaughChristopher Au and Laura __~__Samuel Au and Eliz. B. BrickmanHenry Au and Sarah HockChristopher AuLester Austin and Matilda Huston

BACHELLER, DanielBAIRD, Mary C.BAKER, AlexanderBAKER, JosephBAKER, UrbenBALDWIN, Mary E.BALLIET, JosiahBARBER, Jane A.BARKDOLL, ClaraBARNES, GeorgeBARNES, Ida A.BARR, John M.BARRACK, Anna G.BARRINGTON, (Unknown)BAUGHMAN, HarryBAUGHMAN, Melvina M.BEAL, Samuel C.BEAM, Martha M.BEAM, Harvy V.BEAR, Samuel S.BEAR, John F.BEATTIE, IsaacBEATTY, DavidBECK, PeterBEAKER, MargaretBELL, William O.BERNO, MaryBERRY, Elias B.F.

27 Apr 185630 Mar 185610 May 1856

9 Jul 185630 Jul 185630 Nov 185612 Apr 185614 May 185624 Sep 185621 May 185623 Apr 18565 Apr 1856

10 Jun 18561 Jul 1856

11 Nov 185612 Dec 185610 Oct 1856

2 Jul 185615 Oct 185621 Jul 185611 Nov 185621 May 1856

7 Dec 185628 Nov 185623 Nov 1856

2 Oct 185618 Aug 185625 Dec 1856

J. Bacheller and RachelI. Baird and Margaret VantilburgSamuel Baker and J. ClineDavid Baker and Maria CleverJacob Baker and Charlotte CoonH. Baldwin and MaryH. S. Balliet and DickeyM.M. Barber and MaryPeter Barkdoll and Nancy StewardPatrick Barnes and CatherineA. Barnes and Rebecca HeffelfingerJoseph Barr and Eliza A. WatsonGeorge Barrack and C.John BarringtonJohn BaughmanSimon Baughman and Susannah MorresSamuel Beal and Elizabeth LowryMichael BeamJoseph Beam and Diantha F. CrossDaniel Bear and Margart PetersonLevi Bear and Catherine FissellWm. Beattie and RachelDavid Beatty and Maria GaultAdam Beck and Elizabeth ShullCharles Beaker and M. EnglehartMartin L. Bell and ElizabethJacob Berno and DorothyPeter Berry and Rebecca Peterson

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Richland County birthBERRY, MiltonBEVIER, (Unknown)BEVIER, (Unknown)BEVIER, RoeliffBILESTINE, AdamBILESTINE, HenryBISHOP, Harriet L.BLACK, Sarah J.BLAND, (Unknown)BLOMAKA, JosephBLOOM, HattieBOOTH, Henry A.BLUMRICH, (Unknown)BLY, (Unknown)BOALS, AgnesBOALS, AlliceBOARDMAN, (Unknown)BODLEY, Sarah A.BOORMAN, William F.BOOTH, Henry A.BOUGHTON, ThomasBOWERS, Albert A.BOWERS, JohnBOYCE, (Unknown)BOYD, MaryBRADON·, (Unknown)BRAM, Morris F.BRENTLINGER, AliceBRENTLINGER, IdaBRITCHER, AliceBRODERICK, (Unknown)BROWN, IsaiahBROWN, LaurenaBRUBAKER, (Unknown)BRUBAKER, (Unknown)BRUBAKER, Nancy A.BUCHANAN, JamesBUCK, C.P.BUCKINGHAM, John S.BULL, (Unknown)BULL, Emily J.BUNKER, JeromeBURKEYBILL, Cizero B.BURGEN, (Unknown)BURROW, H.P.BUSHEY, Sarah J.BUTT, William D.

CALLIN, EarnestCALLY, Sopha A.CAMPBELL, L.P.CARLSON, George W.

records cont.17 Dec 185620 Mar 185619 Aug 185625 Aug 18564 Jul 1856

31 Oct 185617 Aug 185617 Jul 185629 Oct 185622 Jun 185631 May 185612 May 185621 Jun 185622 Aug 185619 Apr 185619 Apr 18568 Apr 1856

24 Dec 185627 Mar 185627 May 18566 Apr 1856

13 Feb 185610 Aug 185616 Jun 18563 Jul 18563 May 1856

Apr 1856"8 Nov 185626 Oct 185618 Oct 185622 Apr 18566 May 1856

17 Jul 185614 May 185613 Aug 185618 Aug 18568 Dec 1856

30 Oct 18565 Jul 18562 Oct 1856

24 Aug 185620 Jul 18565 Jun 1856

17 Sep 185623 Sep 185629 Dec 18563 Oct 1856

8 Jun 18567 Jul 1856

12 Jun 185618 Jul 1856

Melvin Bevier and Rebecca HallCaleb Bevier and BrinkerhoffCaleb Bevier and C. BrinkerhoffJacob Bilestine and Margaret LutzJacob Bilestine and M. SnyderTheadore Bishop and Mary RhodesJames Black and Elizabeth KinsellHenry BlandJohn Blomaka and MargaretStephen Bloom and Louisa MasonJohn Booth and Mary Downing

BlumrichHenry Bly and Rosanna WolfCharles Boals and Sarah J. RicheyCharles Boals and Sarah J. RicheyCyrus Boardman and Hannah CooleySam. Bodley and Harriet RichardsonPeter Boorman and C. CornwallJohn Booth and Mary DownedAndrew Boughton and May SawyerIsaac Bowers and Sarah BowmanGeorge Bowers and Catherine SnyderJosiah Boyce and Kesiah GrahamDavid F. Boyd and Corilla CramerJacob BradonJeremiah Bram and Maria VattarfG. Brentlinger and H. LobaughG~ Brentlinger and H. Lobaugh (sic)Edward Britcher and Sarah WolfWm. Broderick and Mary BiglowAsa Brown and Elizabeth SmithH.M. Brown and Margaret HeelyChrist. Brubaker and BrubakerPeter Brubaker and ~rubakerPeter Brubaker and Funk

Wm. Buck and Ann ClarkJ. Buckingham and Isabella StackMartin BullThomas Bull and Susan EvartsJames Bunker and Lucinda ThorpLevi Burkeybill and L ZimmermanJosiah Burgen and Ellen HoganEdward Burrow and Catherine DrakeJacob Bqskey and Elizabeth FireovedGeorge W. Butt and S. Heistand

Thomas Callin and Sarah JuneWm. Cally an Elizabeth HollandPeter Campbell and Sophia SelnerCharles Carlson and Ann White

(prob BUSHEY)

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Richland County birth records cont.CARMICHAEL, (Unknown) 22 Nov 1856 D. Carmichael and MattisonCARMICHAEL, Frances A. 20 Nov 1856 D. Carmichael and Ellen MattisonCARPENTER, Eugene 14 Dec 1856 W.B. Carpenter and Emaline GroveCARTER, Alice 31 Dec 1856 Jackson Carter and Elizabeth KershnerCASTER, Willard F. 25 Apr 1856 Thompson Caster and Rachel JanardCATE, Elizabeth 18 Dec 1856 Jacob Cate and Catharine GrauerCHAMBERLIN, (Unknown) 11 Sep 1856 Josiah ChamberlinCHAMBERS, (Unknown) 18 Apr 1856 James H. Chambers and E. MorrowCHAMBERS, Elizabeth A. 23 Nov 1856 John Chambers and Louisa AndrewCHAMPION, Joseph A. Jun 1856 James Champion and M.E. ChampionCHARLES, (Unknown) 14 Apr 1856 Robert CharlesCHARLES, Alice M. 19 Apr 1856 C.C. Charles and Ruth A. EnloCHARLES, Benton 1 Dec 1856 William Charles and C. MoweryCHARLES, Ethelinda 3 Apr 1856 Hira Charles and Serepta DurbinCHARLES, Harriet A. 14 Sep 1856 Robert Charles and Elizabeth KartlerCHEW, Laura 13 Dec 1856 Archibald Chew and Elizabeth SwanCHURCH, William 22 Aug 1856 Alex Means and Clarissa Church(note: Alexander Means married Clarrissa C. Church on 7 Mar 1854 - this should perhaps beWilliam Means instead of William Church.)CLABERG, Mary E. 16 Sep 1856 Jacob Claberg and Susan SneerCLARK, (Unknown) 6 Aug 1856 John Clark and KirkpatrickCLARK, Mary M. 9 Jun 1856 Samuel Clark and Jane KingCLARK, William A. 6 Aug 1856 John Clark and N. KirkpatrickCLELLAND, (Unknown) 24 Jun 1856 Willaim Clelland and Charlotte ClineCLELLAND, Manaras (?) 11 Dec 1856 John Clelland and Grizilla BellCLEVER, John 2 Jun 1856 Anthony Clever and S. AndrewsCLINE, George 23 Aug 1856 Henry Cline and WolvertonCLINE, Warren 27 May 1856 Isaiah Cline and Maria LawyerCLINGER, Robert 22 Nov 1856 Thomas Clinger and Martha FigleyCOBLE, Mary 16 Jul 1856 Christopher Coble and Mary CobleCOE, Margaret E. 18 May 1856 James Coe and Elizabeth SpargeCOLIER, (Unknown) 8 Jun 1856 Thomas ColierCOLLINS, (Unknown) Sep 1856 A.C. Collins and Susan BaughmanCOLLINS, (Unknown) 20 May 1856 Solomon Collins and CollinsCOLLINS, (unknown) 1 Dec 1856 Arch. Collins and BaughmanCONGER, Jane 23 Apr 1856 David H. Conger and E. SnodgrassCONNELL, Charles F. 27 Apr 1856COOK, James H. 30 Dec 1856 William Cook and Sarah KerrCOON, Mauda 1 May 1856 Sally CoonCORBUS, Olive 1 Nov 1856 J.G. Cprbus and Joan McCormickCOURTNEY, Estella I. 25 Apr 1856 Madison Courtney and E. LarmierCOURTNEY, John B. 10 May 1856 John Courtney and Margaret ThompsonCOURTNEY, Mary A. 1 Jun 1856 William Courtney and Juliett W. ReedCRAIG, (Unknown) 23 Sep 1856 Milton Craig and Eliza ShaferCRAIGLOW, (Unknown) 15 Apr 1856 John Craiglow and Sophia MyersCRAWFORD, George A. 9 Aug 1856 Thoma~ Crawford and Eleanor MassCROFT, Rebecca 4 Sep 1856 Thomas Croft and Nancy GibbsCROOKS, Benjamin 14 May 1856 James Crooks and Margaret JamesCROSS, Felicity 13 Dec 1856 Aaron Cross and Elizabeth OldfieldCROUSE, Oliver J. 15 Dec 1856 John M. Crouse and W. WeaverCRUM, Mary J. 25 Nov 1856 John Crum and Catharine ClayCULLEN, Harland 17 Dec 1856 Andrew Cullen and Elizabeth Zoody

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awrenceville, IL b. 4-18-1855 21 Margaret Jane Dunlap

I Grace Young p.b. Richland Co. Ohio(Mother ot No. 10,

b. 7-2-1825 Cont. on chart No.__)

(Mother of No.2) m. 1O-9-li78 d.b. 8-20-1881 d. 22 George Waltonp.b. p.d b. 4-6-1820 (Father of No. 11,Cant. on chart No.__ )d. 12-29-1961

11 Anna Mary Walton m. 1-7-t85~p.d. (Mother of No. 5) d. Cp. ng and

b. 23 Margaret Haman

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Cant. on chart No. --.)Lawrenceville, IL 624398 David Kissel ~. 8-2-1835 Richland Co., OH

6 I 11-14-1838 (Father 01 No. .) p. 12-30-1886b. 17 Catherine Clinep.b. (Mother of No. 8.

Joseph Howard Kissel b. 4-1808 Cont. on chart No.--lm. 2-10-1869 d. 4-15-1873I (Father 01 No. 2) d. 4-11-1916lb. 4-21-1877

18 James H. Pattersonp.dp.b.

911lb· ca. 1821 (Father of No.9,

12-24-1908 Cont. on chart No.---lm. Jennie Patterson m. 12-13 or 18-1848d. 9-26-1960 (Mother of No. .) d. 1-8-1893p.d Richland Co. Ohio - - 19 Eliza Bishop

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Name of Compiler David W. Kissel

Address 40

City, state_

Date 198

b. Date of Birthp.b. Place of Birthm. Date of Marriaged. Date or De.thpod. Place of Death

(Mother of No. 13,Cont. on chart No.__)

John Scripp Corrie

b. 12 17 1820 Cont. on chart No. __ld. 12-18-1901

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b. 1-6-1844d. 4-13-1913

(Mother of No. II,b. 4-1 1-1833 Cont. on chart No·__ ld. bp. Dauphin Co., PA

Henry Clay Judy

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P~.R~chland Co., ILd. 10-17-1937p.d. Lawrence Co., IL

p~.R~chland Co., ILd. 1-2-1901p.d. Union Co., IL

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enceville, ILb. 6-22-1844 (Father of No. 12,1978 James Harvey Judy Cont. on chart No. -----.)12 m. 11-]-1868

(Pather of No.6) ~. 4-10-1919 :Richland Co., ILb. 11-4-1869 25 Sarah Cathern Dishongp.b.Richland Co. , IL 7-24-1847 (Mother of No. 12,

Earl Judy b. Cont. on chart No.--lm. 1-9-1890 pb. Perry Co. , OH(Father of No. 3) 1-5-1937 d. d. 1930d.b. 1-19-1897 p.d Richland Co. , IL 26 John B. Musgrovep,b.Richland Co. , IL r;:=" 3-3- 1842 (Father of No. 13.

10-20-1920 Ina Dell Musgrove Cont. on chart No. __)m. 13 m. 12':'25':'1865d. 10-24-1986 (Mother of No.6) d. :5-lt.1918p.d Lawrencev i 11 e , IL b. 10-18-1871 27 Elizabeth Jenkins

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p.d. (Pather of No.7) ~. 10-23-18682u b. 9-27-1&58 29 Charlotte Temp1.e MIlburnc~

p,b. Lawrence Co. , IL 9-9-1831 (Mother of No. 14,~ b. Cont. on chart No•.__l~ 71 Verna Ruth Corrie 2nd 7-28-1895 4-27-1920m. d.9-23-1900

(Mother of No.3)d. 11-13- 19.37 David Will iam Fisherb.

p.b.Lawrence Co. , IL p.d Lawrence Co. , IL 30 b. 9-14-1803 (Father of No. IS,4-15-1986 Cont. on cha rt No.-.--.)d.15 Emma Frances Fisher m. 3-3-1851

p.d.Lawrencevi lIe, IL (Mother of No. ?) d. 7-17-1884Linda Ann Long b. 3-17-1864 31 Rachel Helper

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20 William Hoffman

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Cant. on chan No.__110 Thomas J. Hoffmc:n m.H.ay 27, 1809-Davidson Co .inFeu. 6,1.907 (Father 0/ No. S) d.oct.6,1859-Nashville,Tn.

,Pine Bluff,Arkansas b. 1811 21 Parmenia Harris

p.b. Davidson Co,Tennessee(Mother 0/ No. 10.

b. Coni, on chart No.__.)Nancy C. TT &'&'. In.m. Jan.l,1850 Nashville, Tennd.(Mother 0/ No. 2)

b. Aug.18,1864 d. June 22,1870 22 Robert P. McFarlandp.b. Nashville, Tennessee p.d Nashville, Tennessee b. Mar.30,1795 g'o~~~:'~~~__ )d.App. July 1J,1902 11 Nancv A McFarland m.Mar.20,1820-Nashville,tnp.d. Florence, Alabama (Mother of No. S) d.Jan.16,1823-Nashville,Tn.

b. 1820 23 Winified Lloyd

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Little Rock, Arkansas 8 Jacob John Snyder m.p.Sept 5,188J-Crawford Co.Oh.22,1987 (r-athcr ol NO.4)

b. Sept .16 ,18J1 17 Elizabethp.b. Vletzlar, Prussia (Mother of No.8,b~793-Prussia ConI. on chart No. ---:

Orrin ":illi::lm smrr1"' .... c: .... mNar.25,1852-Crawford Co.Oh· d. Aug1J,Crawford Co •Ohio If" 1b.Sept .16 ,18S-5

(Father 0/ No. 2) d. Aug.8,191JFlorence ,Alabama 18 Henry Joicep.b. Crawford. Co. ,Ohio p.d b.I79'O l'!estmoreI~rilitr 'l90. ea

m. Sept. 5 , t889 8 8 C'hlon c~rt ~o. ._-)9 Frances Loise Joice m.Oct2 ,1 23-Ric an o.Oh.d.April 1J, 1936 (MotIler o( No. .) d186J-william Co.Ohiop.d NashVille, '1ennessee b Se t.18 2 19

Elizabeth Johnstone

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p.". Davldson Co.,Tennesseed. 1865-1870p.d. Nashville, Tennessee

(Mother 0( No. 11,b1797-So. Car. Cont. on chart No. ---)dApril 30,1863-Nashville,Tn.

24 Arxhibald Lawrenceb• .l uv J. • va. (Father 0/ No. 12.

Cont. on chart No.~12 ~V_i_n_t_o_n_R_._La_wr-=e~n.,..,c-.e;-:-;--;-:- __..,m.Sept .15).,1829-Scioto Co. Oh .

(Fathero/No.6) fd. April 2tl,1805-Madison.Ind.b. 1839 25 Arey GravesP b ~ . t C Oh- (Mother o( No. 12,·.~ClOO 0., lO b.1807-0I1io Cont.onchartNo.__)

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b. June, 1870 d. pp.d Madison Ind' 26 William Ganop.b. Maclison, Indiana p. , lana lb. 1813-Va ox Ir(l'llWliiiNo.I3.

m. Jan.25,1892-Louisville,KyJ Helen Gano Cont.onchartNo.__)

Id. Oct-Nov .1911 '---------....,'7.'(M~ot:;:-he=r-:::of;-;:N;:-o.-;:6;-)---i\::'April 2, 1892-Madison, Ind.p.d ?ipton Co., Tennessee b. 1847 27 Emily Bennettb Ohio (Mother of No. 13.

p. • b. 1817-Maryland Cont. 011 chart No.---ld. Nov.2, 1911p.d. Louisville ,Kentucky d.(Mother 0/ No. I)

b. Nov.19,1899

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ihelma Snyder Kauffmanb. Jan. 26~1930p.b)lem?:'is I -:·'"::':18sseem. Nov.19,1954-Memphis,Tennesseed.

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~ p.b. New Albany, Indiana b. (Father of No. H.~ d. March 10,1940 Jackson Bryson

Cont. on chart No. ___).. 14 m." p.d. Memphis,Tennessee (Father of No.7) ~.~" b·1327 29. i~ p.b. Kentucky

(Mother 01 No. 14.

Nancy Jane Bryson b. Cont. on chart No.. __)7 m. d.b. Jan.1862

(Mother of No.3)d.1860's

p.b. Humphreys Co. ,Tenn. p.d Humphreys Co Tn-LOUk~vLt£lb. (Father of No. lS.d. Feb.28,1941 Cont. on chartNo.~

15 Mary ••. Bryson Pailleron m.p.d. Memphis, Tennessee (Mocher at No. 7) d.

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3. i8 MllY 1828P.B. Perry Co. PAM. 4 June 1850p. 11 Deo 1907

6 TRAXLER 5t8Phon A P.o.Montpelier, Oll(Father of #3) B. RiTereide,Montpelier,OH

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B. 1 Jo'.ay 1833P.B. Ponngylvam.aO. 12 September 1670P.O.B. lietUe Lake, Oll

7 HAAS, Martha Jane. (Mother of 13)B.22 Ootober 1870P•B. Bryan. OilD. 28 October 1930P.O. Kunkle, oaB. Pioneer, Oil

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A NEW OHIO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY

The exciting news that Ohio Genealogical Society will build its new

library in Mansfield, adjacent to the present overflowing facility at 419

West Third Street, is cause for rejoicing! And it presents a challenge, too,

for all of us interested in Richland County, its genealogy and its history.

That challenge is fund-raising. All members of Richland County Genea-

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fund to hasten its construction and to maintain its prestigious position as

the outstanding genealogical library it is.

At a general meeting of this society in May, members, realizing that

all of us cannot give significant sums to this building fund, voted to ask

members to make donations, however small, to this RCGS, earmarked for OGS

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no donor will be embarrassed because his gift is small. Small or not, the

donations will add up and each of us will have a part in the construction of

the new library.

Please send your gift to Richland County Genealogical Society, P. O. Box

3154, Lexington, Ohio 44904, with the following form: JLY'

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Louis Bromfield, Pulitzer-Prize winning author, farmer,conservationist and native Richland Countian, has brought muchfame and many, many visitors to this area and to his 32-roommansion at Malabar Farm State Park.

His life, his work, his family, his military serviceduring World War I in France, his ideas on conservation and hisreturn to the rolling hills of Richland County as war cloudswere gathering in Europe before World War II are told by ourmember Allene Holt Gramly in a recently-published bookletillustrated with outstanding photographs of Bromfield and hisfriends.

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