Ancestors of Thomas Vernon Anderson - 24 JAN 1999 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIRST GENERATION 1. Thomas Vernon Anderson was born on 23 SEP 1951 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.1 He served in the military 12 JAN 1970 to 10 DEC 1973. He has reference number 1. Revolutionary War Ancestors: Captain John Baker, George Carroll, Philip Coe, Silas Crayne, Captain Andrew Farley, Lt Abraham Fletcher, Samuel Gorby, Thomas Gorby, Stephen Holston, Nathaniel Hughes, John Looney, John Richmond, John Ruckman, John Shepherd, Doctor Sullivan, Andrew Yeater, Henry Yoho, Johannes Yoho, Peter Yoho. Simpson Methodist Ch, Boy Scouts, delivered the Wheeling News Register and the Moundsville Daily Echo for a few years. Worked at Phil's Shoe Store for 1 1/2 years while attending High School. Communications Technician Petty Officer Second Class US Navy. Cryptologic Machine Operator, Top Secret, Crypto, Code Word, Security Clearance. Great Lakes Boot Camp 12 JAN 1970 - APR 1970. US Naval Communications A School Pensacola, FL APR 1970 - OCT 1970. Naval Receiver Facility, Northwest, VA NOV 1970 - NOV 1972. USS Saratoga CV-60 DEC 1972 - 10 DEC 1973. Navy Unit Commendation, Navy Good Conduct, Viet Nam Service Medal, and National Defense Service Medal. US Naval Reserves 1969, 1974-5, 1977-1979. Utility Worker - Ohio Power Company, Mitchell Plant 19 MAR 1974 - AUG 1974. A Operator - Ohio Power Company, Mitchell Plant - 1974 - 1978. Junior Performance Technician, Mitchell Plant - 1978 - 1979. Performance Technician, Mitchell Plant - 1979 - 1986. Senior Control Technician - Ohio Power Company, Mitchell Plant 1986-1989. Senior Control Technician - AEP's Tidd Pressurized Fluidized Bed Combustion. Demonstration Project 1990-1995. Senior Control Technician - AEP's Mitchell Plant 1995-1996. Senior Industrial Hygiene Technician - AEP's Mitchell Plant 1997. Became trained as a Development Dimensions International Facilitator in 1998 in order to teach interaction skills to employees of the AEP System. Active as a Shop Steward and Safety Commitee member of UWUA Local 492 1975- 1982. Vice President Utility Workers Union of America Local 492, 1978 - 1981. President Utility Workers Union of America Local 492, 1981-1985. President of Utility Workers Joint Council (all UWUA Locals of AEP) 1984-1985. Trustee of Utility Workers Local 492, 1997-1998 Graduate of John Marshall High School in 1969, College Prep. Graduate Advance Schools, Inc., Electric Service and Appliance Repair - 1974 - 1975. Completed one Quarter of Electrical Engineering Technology at ICS - 1976 - 1977. Completed 32 Hours of Courses at Ohio State University, Labor & Safety - 1978 - 1985. Completed 8 classes in Labor, Safety & Health at West Virginia University - 1980 -1985. West Virginia Northern Community College, Electronics Technology, 1985-1989. Serves on the Electronics/Electro-Mechanical Advisory Committee at WVNCC 1989-Present. Phi Theta Kappa - WVNCC 1988. Interested in Genealogy since 1974. Co-authored a 375 page history of the descendants of Henry Yoho & Annabell Buchanan with Richard Henthorn in 1997. This document was auctioned at the Yoho family reunion to raise money to support the Yoho Newsletter. Copies were also placed in the Moundsville and New Martinsville Libraries, along with the National Genealogical Society Library. This document was redone in 1998 and because of the contributions of Sullivan Yoho and others, it became a 544 page document. Copies were given to Sullivan & Denver Yoho, and to Clarice Eller Stanley, along with the one sold at the auction, which was purchased by my mother. Life Member of the National Rifle Association, avid hunter. Life Member of the VNCC Alumni Association. Member of the American Legion. Other Hobbies - Computers. SECOND GENERATION 2. Thomas Allen Anderson was born on 1 MAR 1930 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.2 He has reference number 2. Chief Petty Officer Engineman US Naval Reserves 1948 thru 1974. Simpson Methodist Ch, Glass Cutter, Foreman of packing & shipping - Fostoria Glass, guard at Mitchell Plant. Musician, played in a band for dances on the weekends. He was married to Helen Jean Yeater on 4 JAN 1949 in Calvary Meth Ch, Moundsville, WV.3 3. Helen Jean Yeater was born on 26 APR 1932 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.4 She has reference number 3. Simpson Methodist Ch, Computer Operator - City of Moundsville, retired 31 MAY 1986. Lives Moundsville, WV, called Jean. Was active in the PTA, President of County PTA, Life Member. Democratic Politics earlier in life. Member Democratic Executive Committee with her Grandfather, Thomas Wiley Yeater. Democrat Ballot Commissioner. The first female Jury Commissioner for the Common Pleas Court of Marshall Co. Worked for her mother and father during income tax season. Thomas Allen Anderson and Helen Jean Yeater had the following children: i. Linda Sue Anderson was born on 17 MAY 1949 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. Teacher, Methodist. Graduated West Liberty State College - 1971. 1967 graduate of Moundsville High School, Best Looking in the Class. Lives in Ohio where her husband is a Methodist Minister. Lived at Athens, White House, ,Gahana, and Cincinnati, OH. Masters Degree in 1998. 1 ii. Thomas Vernon Anderson. iii. Charles Arthur Anderson was born on 2 JUN 1953 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. Coal Miner, Methodist, avid outdoorsman, never married. Lived at Moundsville, WV and Waynesburg, PA. iv. Timothy Wayne Anderson was born on 12 OCT 1956 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. Data Processing Manager, NCR, Tire America, Blue Cross of WV, Jostens. Methodist. Graduated West Liberty State College - 1978. Lived at Wheeling and Cross Lanes, WV. THIRD GENERATION 4. Henry Ward Anderson was born on 20 OCT 1891 in Bristoria, Greene Co, PA.5 He died on 19 NOV 1959 in Magnolia Rest Home, Sistersville, WV.6 He was buried in Highland Cem, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 4. He served in the military in WWI. He served in the military in Mexican Border Service. Pvt Co C 132 Engineers WW1. Private, inducted 31 JUL 1918 at Washington, PA. Discharged 2 JUl 1919 at Pittsburgh. Prior service, 10th PA National Guard, Jul 1914 to Jul 1917. Served in France 27 OCT 1918 to 27 MAY 1919. Knowledge or vocation: Tin Mill Rougher. Born at Delphine, PA. Blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, and was 5"' 7" in height. Mexican Border Service with the National Guard. Ran a pool hall at one time when he was younger. Lost his kneecap in a motorcycle accident. Loved to hunt, fish, and fight. Henry Anderson Died Today Henry Ward Anderson, 66, resident of 100 Maple Avenue died in Magnolia Rest Home in New Martinsville (this is wrong, it should be sistersville) this morning at 10:30 following a lenthy illness. He was born in Greene County, PA, Oct. 21, 1891, son of the late Jesse and Rose Anderson. He had been a resident of Moundsville since 1921 and was a veteran of World War I, Mexican Border Service; was a member of American Legion Earl Francis Post No. 3, Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 437 and DAV's. He was a member of Simpson Methodist Church. Surviving are three sons Charles, Thomas, and James all of Moundsville; three daughters, Mrs. Margarite Young, Mrs Rosemary Shuttlesworth both of McMechen, Mrs Nancy Schlumberger of Mansfield, Ohio; two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Lochs of Phoenix, AZ and Mrs Lou Polen of Holbrook, PA; step-mother, Mrs Lydia Anderson of Waynesburg, PA; four half-brothers Orville Anderson of Washington, PA; Parry Anderson of Toronto, OH, John Anderson of Graysville, PA and Willis Anderson of Broughton, PA; two half-sisters Mrs Myrtle Jones of Toronto, OH, Mrs Lucretia Anderson of Waynesburg, PA; and eleven grandchildren. His wife Olive Dowler Anderson preceded him in death in 1949. The body was removed to the Grisell's funeral home on Fifth street where funeral arrangements are incomplete. Moundsville Daily Echo November 19, 1959 He was married to Daisy Olive Dowler on 1 NOV 1918 in Washington, Washington Co, PA.7 Married by Frank E. Jensen. 5. Daisy Olive Dowler was born on 9 MAR 1894 in Loudenville, Marshall Co, WV.5 She died on 23 MAY 1949 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.8 Died May 23, 1949 @ Moundsville, WV @ home, 100 Maple Ave of Cor Occlusion after visiting Thomas Anderson to see his daughter Linda. 55 yr 2 mo 14 ds. She was buried in Highland Cem, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 5. Mrs Daisy Olive Anderson Expires Mrs Daisy Olive Anderson, wife of Henry Anderson, died suddenly at her home at 100 Maple Avenue at 11 o'clock Monday evening. The body was removed to Grisells, Fifth St, where services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock by Rev Brandt of Simpson Methodist Church. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Cameron. Deceased was born at Loudenville, a daughter of the late Jennings and Nancy Jane Fletcher Dowler. She had resided in Moundsville for a number of years and attended Simpson Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, three sons Charles J and Thomas A of Moundsville and James Elbert at home; three daughters Mrs Marguerite Young, Moundsville, and Nancy and Rosemary Anderson at home; three grandchildren; two sisters Misses Ella and Ora Dowler, both of this city. Moundsville Daily Echo, May 24, 1949 Henry Ward Anderson and Daisy Olive Dowler had the following children: i. Charles Jess Anderson was born on 30 MAR 1922 in Washington, Washington Co, PA. He died on 6 MAY 1996 in OVMC, Wheeling, WV. He was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV. ii. Marguerite Lucille Anderson was born on 25 SEP 1923 in Washington, Washington Co, PA. lived McMechen, WV. Member DAR & Eastern Star. Retired from the Dept of Highways, WV. iii. Donald Dowler Anderson was born in 1925 in Washington, Washington Co, PA. He died in 1925 in Washington, Washington Co, PA. iv. Dale Jennings Anderson was born in DEC 1928 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 31 JAN 1929 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.9 He was buried in Highland Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Buried underneath his mother, Daisy Olive Dowler Anderson 2 v. Thomas Allen Anderson. vi. James Elbert Anderson was born on 3 SEP 1932 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. Welder at Ormet. lived 100 Maple Ave, Moundsville, WV. US Air Force - Korean Conflict. vii. Nancy Ellen Yvonne Anderson was born on 12 JUN 1933 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. She died on 27 FEB 1986 in Mansfield Gen Hosp, Mansfield, OH. She was buried in Cremated by Schneider Funeral Home. viii. Olive Rosemary Anderson was born on 12 AUG 1935 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. Housewife. Lives McMechen, WV. 6. Alton Paul Yeater Sr. was born on 16 NOV 1904 in Proctor, Wetzel Co, WV. He died on 13 NOV 1968 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.6 Cerebral Hemorrhage He was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 6. Simpson Methodist Ch, St Road & Tax Consultant. I never saw him wear anything but a suit with hat, usually light colored, which would normally indicate wealth. In 1963, during the centenial celebration of the Civil War & the birth of West Virginia, all the kids had either blue or gray Civil War style hats. Mine was blue and very beat up and battered as I wore it all the time. Alton offered to buy me a brand new gray hat if I would throw away that Yankee one. I refused his offer as I would never wear a Rebel hat. Alton also named a son, Robert Lee Yeater. I believe all the stories about the Yohos being southern symphathyzers to be true. You will not find more than one or two of the Marshall County Yohos who were in the Civil War, in the Union Army. When my mother was a little girl, her mother would dress her up in the cutest little outfits, and then her Dad would take her for a walk on the town. He would stop to talk to everyone and show off his little daughter. Alton had an extensive library of books. He was very interested in all the wars and the great generals. I borrowed as many of those books as I could read as I was also interested in the American Revolution, Civil War, and WWII. Alton's son, Jeff, now has most of those books. Alton was also very interested in the family history. On numerous occasions my mother has told me how happy he would be that I am working on the family history. Alton was very proud of his ancestors. Vernon Anderson 1996. Moundsville Daily Echo Alton Yeater Died This Morning Alton P. Yeater, Sr. 63, of 116 Jefferson Avenue, Moundsville died suddenly at his home, this moring (Wednesday). He was born November 16, 1904, in Wetzel County, a son of T. W. and Henrietta Yoho Yeater. He was a tax consultant and a member of Simpson Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Eva M. Holstine Yeater; four sons, Alton P., Jr., and Thomas R. both of Moundsville, Robert L. and James Jeffry both at home; three daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Jean) Anderson, of Moundsville; Mrs. James (Joan) Knight of Midway, Kentucky; and Mrs. Wm. (Kay) Rulong Moundsville; one brother Carl Yeater; one sister, Mrs. Buster (Bessie) Williams; and 15 grandchildren. He was married to Eva Myrtle Holstine on 20 OCT 1928 in Calvary Meth Ch, Moundsville, WV.10 Married by Samuel Charles Jones @ Calvery Meth Ch 7. Eva Myrtle Holstine was born on 3 SEP 1909 in Liberty, Putnam Co, WV.11 She has reference number 7. Simpson Methodist Ch, Tax Consultant. Born and raised in Putnam Co, WV. Her parents moved to southern Marshall Co, WV, before she finished high school. She stayed in Putnam Co to finish her senior year of high school. Her father then came back to Putnam Co, to bring her to Marshall Co, WV. Alton Paul Yeater Sr. and Eva Myrtle Holstine had the following children: i. Alton Paul Yeater Jr. was born on 20 OCT 1929 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.12 He died on 28 JUL 1978 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. Diabetes/stroke He was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Worked at Fostoria Glass, Methodist, lived 1210 4th St, Moundsville. Was an active member of the Elks, loved to fish. He had diabetes as did all his brothers, also spent some time in Hopemont Hospital because of TB. Lived with his grandparents, Wiley & Etta, when he was young, and later on, after his marriage to Ruth Ann Miller. 3 ii. Helen Jean Yeater. iii. Beatrice Joan Yeater was born on 7 OCT 1934 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. Church of Nazarene, lived Lexington, KY, called "Joan". iv. Emily Kay Yeater was born on 15 AUG 1938 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. Managed Fostoria Glass outlet, Methodist, lives 2nd St, Moundsville, called Kay. v. Infant Yeater was born on 8 SEP 1940 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 8 SEP 1940 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. vi. Thomas Roy Yeater was born on 13 SEP 1943 in Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. Methodist, lived New Orleans, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia. Graduate of WVU, Safety Engineer. Vice President for Safety, FMC. Played football for WVU, played halfback. Scored the winning touchdown vs Pitt in 1962. Had the longest pass/run play from scrimmage at WVU, 92 yards vs Oregon. Went to WVU on a football scholarship with two of his high school classmates from Moundsville High, Ed Pastilong, quarterback, current athletic director at WVU, and Milt Clegg, fullback and end. All three played on the starting offense. Tom also had diabetes and had to have the lower part of one of his legs amputated in 1993. In 1996 Tom had to have the lower portion of his other leg amputated. He rehabilitated himself and returned to work only to fall and break his hip. vii. Robert Lee Yeater was born on 16 SEP 1945 in Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 2 JAN 1989 in OVMC, Wheeling, WV.6 He was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Worked at Fostoria Glass, lived 2nd St, Moundsville. US Navy, USS Saratoga, CV-60. Diabetes also killed Bob. viii. James Jeffrey Yeater was born on 8 FEB 1953 in Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. Methodist, Fostoria Glass, self employed contractor. Lived Walnut Ave, Moundsville, called "Jeff". FOURTH GENERATION 8. Jesse Morris Anderson13 was born on 16 AUG 1870 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA.14,5 He died on 24 NOV 1953 in Greene Co, PA.14 He was buried in Higgins Cem, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 8. Jesse Morris Anderson Jesse Morris Anderson, 83, of Holbrook, RD 1, died at 8 am Tuesday, November 24, 1953, at his home, of a heart attack. He had been in ill health the last 14 years. Mr Anderson was born August 16, 1870, Greene County he was a son of the late Jacob Anderson and Elizabeth Amos Anderson. In September, 1891 he was united in marriage with Rosa Leah May Hughes, who died July 15, 1909. His second wife is Lidia Margaret Galloway, who survives. They were married November 16, 1912. All his life was spent in Jackson Township, where he was a farmer. Surviving besides his wife are six sons, Henry Anderson, of Moundsville, WV; Allan Anderson, of Niles, OH; Orville Anderson, of Washington; Perry Anderson of Toronto, OH; John Anderson, of Holbrook; Willis Anderson, of Brockton, NY; 5 daughters, Mrs Elizabeth Loucks, of Phoenix, AZ; Mrs Mary Iams, of Graysville; Mrs Lucretta Poland, of Washington; Mrs Myrtle Jones, of Graysville and Miss Lucretia Anderson, at home; 35 grandchildren, 25 great- grandchildren, two brothers, Frank Anderson, of Waynesburg and Leasure Anderson, of Washington, and one sister, Mrs Sadie Hughes, of Washington. Three children are deceased. 1900 Rich Hill Twp, Greene Co, PA Anderson, Jessie M 28 8/1871 m9, Rosa L 25 10/1874 4ch, Henry 8 10/1891, Lizzie A 5 8/94, Mary L 4 4/96, Lou C 8/12 Sep 1899 1910 Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA, (rents farm #126) Anderson, Jesse M 38 wd far, Henry 18 lab Lizzie A 15, Mary L 14, Lucretia 10, Allen 6, Mary J Gray 72 wd aunt 3ch1 1920 Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA Anderson, Jesse 50 farmer, Lydia 27, Allen 16 f lab, Orville 5, Perry W 3 7/12, Ross 1 6/12 Bk 5 Coroners Docket, pg 201 Jesse Morris Anderson came to his death on the 24th day of November, 1953 at Center Township, Greene Co, PA by reason coronary occlusion. He was stricken and died before a doctor arrived. Witnesses Dr J C Russell, Rogersville, PA and Romaine Scott, Rogersville, PA. Jesse does not have a tombstone, just a metal marker with dates. He was married to Rosa Lee May Hughes on 11 SEP 1891 in Greene Co, PA.15 Married by J. F. Morris JP at the home of Jesse Morris Anderson Both Jesse and Rosa Lee May live at Nettle Hill, Greene Co, PA. 9. Rosa Lee May Hughes was born in OCT 1874 in Ruffs Creek, Greene Co, PA. She died on 15 JUL 1909 in Bristoria, Greene Co, PA.16,17 cause of death, dropsy in the first entry in the death book, and tuberculosis in the second entry in the death book. She has reference number 9. Rosa Lee May Hughes does not have a tombstone, just a metal marker with date. Jesse Morris Anderson and Rosa Lee May Hughes had the following children: 4 i. Henry Ward Anderson. ii. Elizabeth Ann Anderson was born on 22 AUG 1894 in Nettle Hill, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA.5,18 She died on 5 NOV 1970 in Phoenix, AZ. iii. Mary Lilley Anderson was born on 1 APR 1896 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA.5 She died on 5 NOV 1959 in Greene Co, PA. iv. Louise C Anderson was born on 23 SEP 1899 in Bristoria, Greene Co, PA.5,19 birth record says date is 15 oct 1899 She died on 17 AUG 1968 in Greene Co, PA. She was buried in Amity Cem, Greene Co, PA. v. Jacob Allen Anderson was born on 5 NOV 1903 in Holbrook, Greene Co, PA.5,20 He died on 15 JUL 1958 in Niles, OH. vi. Fannie Anderson was born on 27 JUN 1907 in Greene Co, PA.5 She died on 27 FEB 1908 in Holbrook, Greene Co, PA.21 She was buried in Higgins Cem, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. vii. Elmer Theadore Anderson was born on 11 JUN 1909 in Greene Co, PA.5 He died on 12 JUN 1909 in Greene Co, PA.22 He was buried in Higgins Cem, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. 10. Oscar Jennings Dowler was born on 29 JAN 1859 in Marshall Co, VA.23 He died on 5 JUN 1920 in Loudenville, Marshall Co, WV.5,6 He was buried on 8 JUN 1920 in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV.24 He has reference number 10. Teamster, Methodist, Lived at Loudenville Cameron Dist Marshall Co 1900 Dowler, Oscar J head JAN 1859 41 m 18 WV WV WV teamster, Nancy J wife JUL 1862 37 m 18 7 7 WV WV WV, Arthur son FEB 1883 17 WV, Jane R dau FEB 1886 14 WV, Thomas E son SEP 1888 11 WV, Anna M dau SEP 1891 8 WV, Daisy O dau MAR 1894 6 WV. Ora B dau DEC 1892 2 WV, Ocie B dau DEC 1892 2 WV At his home in Loudenville on June 5, 1920, occurred the death of Oscar Jennings Dowler. He was born Jan 9, 1859, being sixty one years, four months, and eight days old. He was born at Sand Hill, Marshall County and was united in marriage to Nancy Jane Fletcher, April 27, 1882, who survives. To this union were born nine children all of whom survive. Arthur of West Union, WV; Mrs Oscar Mathews of Cameron; Thomas of Ranger, Texas; Mrs H W Anderson of Washington, PA; Anna, Ora, Ocie, Ella, and Willis at home. Five grandchildren also survive, six grandchildren having passed away in infancy. One brother and one sister are still living, William and Anna of Lore City, OH. He united with the M E Church at Clouston in young manhood. He was in failing health for the past twelve years, but had been confined to his room with dropsy for the past five months being nursed by his faithful wife. He bore his suffering patiently and uncomplainingly, trusting all to his heavenly father. He was laid to rest in Clouston cemetery June 8, 1920. He was married to Nancy Jane Fletcher on 27 APR 1882 in Richhill Twp, Greene Co, PA.5 Married by Rev Job Rossell. 11. Nancy Jane Fletcher was born on 6 JUL 1862 in Marshall Co, WV.25 She died on 28 NOV 1925 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.5,26 She was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 11. Mrs Nancy Jane Dowler widow of the late Jennings Dowler died suddenly at the late home 1506 Third Street, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, in her 64th year. She leaves three sons, Arthur Dowler of Salem, WV, Thomas Dowler of Atwater, OH, and Willis Dowler of Fort Wayne, IN, five daughters Anna, Ora, Ocie, and Ella at home and Mrs H W Anderson of Waynesburg, PA. A sister Mrs Sam Wilson of Sherrard, two brothers, C F Fletcher of Minerva, OH, and Willis Fletcher of Minneapolis. Mrs Dowler was a life long member of the Methodist Church. She moved to Moundsville about two years ago from Loudenville. The funeral will be held from the late home Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock with Dr J E Scott of the First M E church in charge. Interment will occur Wednesday moring at Cameron cemetery. Oscar Jennings Dowler and Nancy Jane Fletcher had the following children: i. Charles Arthur Dowler was born on 6 FEB 1883 in Marshall Co, WV.5 He died in 1942 in New Concord, OH. Was average height and weight, he always ate with a table spoon at home, had beautiful blue eyes - much like Ora, and a good sense of humor. Was a Mason. He worked in the oil fields as a foreman, in TX, AK, and OH, lived West Union, WV, died on his farm in New Concord, OH. ii. Jane Rebecca Dowler was born on 5 FEB 1886 in Rock Lick, Marshall Co, WV.27,5 She died on 17 SEP 1922 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV.28 She was buried in Highland Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Had blond hair and was pretty, died in a flu epidemic. iii. Thomas Edward Dowler was born on 17 SEP 1888 in Marshall Co, WV.29,5 He died on 22 JUL 1930 in Atwater, OH.30 lived at Atwater, OH, was a machinist iv. Anna Mae Dowler was born on 23 SEP 1891 in Marshall Co, WV.31,5 She died on 14 JUN 1940 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.30 She was buried in Highland Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Never married, DAR. 5 v. Daisy Olive Dowler. vi. Ora Belle Dowler was born on 4 DEC 1897 in Marshall Co, WV.32,5 She died on 9 JAN 1951 in Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.33 Teacher, Marshall Co, never married, Eastern Star, DAR, Twin to Ocie Blanch vii. Ocie Blanch Dowler was born on 4 DEC 1897 in Marshall Co, WV.34,5 She died on 16 SEP 1943 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.35 She was buried in Highland Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Teacher, Marshall Co, twin to Ora Belle, never married. viii. Ella Lucile Dowler was born on 14 MAR 1902 in Loudenville, Marshall Co, WV.36,5 She died on 28 JAN 1970 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.37 She was buried in Highland Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Never married. ix. Willis Elbert Dowler was born on 27 JUN 1904 in Marshall Co, WV.5 12. Thomas Wiley Yeater was born on 7 FEB 1881 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.38 He died on 21 NOV 1967 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.39 Acute Ventricular Fibrilation. He was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 12. Simpson Methodist Ch, Teacher, St Road, Gas Station Owner. Marshall County Will Book 29 page 1, 1967. Lived at 1210 Fourth Street, Moundsville, WV. After Etta died he lived with his son, Alton. Had cancer of bone in his nose as a young man. It ate the cartilage in his nose, so he couldn't breath through his nose. He was a short man. Moundsville Daily Echo T. Wiley Yeater Expired Today T. Wiley Yeater, 86 of 116 Jefferson avenue Moundsville, passed away at Reynolds Memorial hospital this Tuesday moring at 9:30, following a lengthy illness. He was born at Adaline, Marshall county, February 7, 1881, son of Nathaniel Walker and Emma Mason Yeater, and lived his entire life in this county. He was a former employee of the State Road Commission and later operated a service station in Moundsville. He was a member of Simpson Methodist church. He was a Democrat and had been active in party affairs in earlier years. Surviving are two sons, Alton P. and Carl R., both of Moundsville; one daughter Mrs. Buster (Bessie) Williams of Moundsville; and one sister Mrs. Lawrence Qugley of Glen Dale; ten grandchildren and a number of great- grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Etta in 1963, and a son, Roy G. (Huck) Yeater in 1965. Friends received at the Grisell funeral home. He was married to Etta Margaret Yoho on 17 JAN 1904 in Bride's Home, Howard, Marshall Co, WV.40 13. Etta Margaret Yoho was born on 24 AUG 1882 in Howard, Greenfield Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. She died on 6 JUL 1963 in 1210 4th St, Moundsville, WV.41 She was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 13. Margaret Elizabeth Henrietta is her birth name. She was named for all four of her grandparents, Henry Yoho & Henry Resseger, Margaret Fox, and Susan Elizabeth Kelley, who went by the name, Betty. Alton Paul Yeater, Jr practically lived with Etta and Wiley. Later when Paul married, he and his family did live with them. Moundsville Daily Echo Yeater Services Tuesday Afternoon Mrs. Etta M. Yeater, 80, died at her home at 1210 Fourth street, at 11:00 a.m. Saturday moring following a lenthy illness. She was born in Marshall county August 24, 1882, the daughter of Sim and Ella Resseger Yoho. She lived most of her life in the Moundsville area. She was a member of Simpson Methodist church and the American Legion Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband, T. W. Yeater; one daughter, Mrs. Buster Williams; three sons, Alton P., Roy G., and Carl R. all of Moundsville. Two sisters, Mrs. Flossie Stewart at Fairmont and Mrs. Nelson Pyles of Moundsville; 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at two o'clock at Grisell's funeral home. Rev. Arnold Belcher of Simpson Methodist church will officiate, with interment in Riverview cemetery. Deed bk 192, pg 213-4 T W Yeater & Etta sell their interest in 241 acres of Sim's farm to Clarence Yoho in 1930. Thomas Wiley Yeater and Etta Margaret Yoho had the following children: i. Helen Yeater was born in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA. died young ii. David Yeater was born in Marshall Co, WV. He died in Marshall Co, WV. died @ 3 months. 6 iii. Alton Paul Yeater Sr.. iv. Bessie Ofielia Yeater was born on 31 JAN 1907 in Proctor, Wetzel Co, WV. She died on 1 MAY 1986 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV. School Teacher, Central Grade School, lived Washington Ave, Moundsville. Was a dear lady, whom I still miss. She was also interested in the family history but wouldn't talk about it when her husband was there. She told Buster she was younger than she was and was afraid dates might be talked about. She destroyed many pictures of herself and her siblings so Buster wouldn't know how old she was. When she retired she told Buster she was taking early retirement. She was 65 and had to retire. She also did not take the double exemption on her tax return, for being 65 for the same reason. Bessie also didn't care for anyone to know her middle name, Ofielia. Bessie had many of her nieces and nephews in her classroom at Central Elementary School, in Moundsville, WV, including my mother and Jeff. When she died, 8 of her grand-nephews were pallbearers at her funeral. v. Roy Glenn Yeater was born on 23 JUN 1910 in Proctor, Wetzel Co, WV. He died on 20 MAY 1965 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. Cor Occ Chemist at Fostoria Glass, lived 5th St, Moundsville, nicknamed "Huck". vi. Ralph O. Yeater was born on 22 NOV 1914 in Marshall Co, WV.42 He died on 22 FEB 1915 in Marshall Co, WV.43 vii. Carl Rex Yeater was born on 9 JAN 1916 in Marshall Co, WV.44 He died on 22 JUN 1980 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Halycon Hills, Sherrard, Marshall Co, WV. Lived Hillview Terrace, Moundsville, Chemist, Fostoria Glass, Elks. 14. Jacob Edgar Holstine was born on 22 MAY 1877 in Jackson Co, WV. He died on 7 JAN 1942 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.45 Died at his home 1002 Morton Ave, Moundsville, WV 7 JAN 1942 s/o Holstine & Barnhardt w/o Alice Holstine Coal Miner. 64 yr 7 mo 15ds. He was buried in Mt Rose Cem, Moundsville, WV. He has reference number 14. Church of Nazarine in Moundsville, went to Black Betsy Baptist Church in Putnam Co. Named Jacob Edgar on birth certificate, but changed his name to James Edward. Coal miner. #17 Black Betsy Circuit, Putnam Co, WV 1920 Holstine, James E 42 Miner WV, Allice 37 WV, Eva M 10 WV, Emory 8 WV, Violet 4 WV He was married to Elizabeth Alice Lewis on 5 JUL 1903 in L. Honaker Home, Putnam Co, WV.46 15. Elizabeth Alice Lewis was born on 9 APR 1881 in Union, Putnam Co, WV.47 She died on 28 DEC 1967 in Lewis Wetzel Nurs Hm, New Martinsville, WV. She was buried in Mt Rose Cem, Moundsville, WV. She has reference number 15. Jacob Edgar Holstine and Elizabeth Alice Lewis had the following children: i. Son Holstine. 7 ii. Eva Myrtle Holstine. iii. Emory Bernard Holstine was born on 20 DEC 1911 in Nitro, WV. He died on 10 DEC 1980 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.6 Carcinoma of the Colon, Liver metastasis He was buried in Halycon Hills, Sherrard, Marshall Co, WV. Coal Miner. iv. Violet Mae Holstine was born on 9 MAY 1915 in Bancroft, Putnam Co, WV. FIFTH GENERATION 16. Jacob M. Anderson13,48,49 was born on 5 NOV 1840 in Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA. He died on 28 OCT 1923 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 16. He was buried in Higgins Cem, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. Aged Farmer Passes Away At Son's Home Jacob Anderson, 83 Years Old, Dies at Harveys After Brief Illness Due to Infirmities of Years Waynesburg, Oct 29 - Jacob Anderson, aged 83 years, died Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of his son Jesse Anderson of Harveys following a brief illness of infirmities due to his years. He was a son of the late Jesse Anderson and was born and reared in the Delphene vicinity. He was a farmer by occupation and spent practically his entire life in that section. His wife, who was Elizabeth Amos, still survives. Seven children also survive as follows; Jesse and Frank Anderson of Harveys; James and Lazear Anderson and Mrs Nicholas Evans of Washington; George Anderson of Claysville, and Mrs Sarah Hughes of Delphene. One brother, Cephas Anderson, of Delphene, and one sister, Mrs Sarah Cummins of Washington also survive. Funeral services will e held Tuesday at 1 o'clock pm at the home of his son Jesse Anderson. Interment will be in the Higgins cemetery. 56-56 Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA 1870 Anderson, Jacob 29 Laborer PA, Elizabeth 29 PA, James 6 PA, Jemima 4 PA, Sarah 2 PA 82-87 Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA 1880 Anderson, Jacob 41 day laborer PA PA PA, Elisabeth 41 wife PA PA PA, James 16 son PA, Jamima 14 dau PA, Sarah E 12 dau PA, Jesse 10 son PA, Frank 8 son PA, George M 5 son PA, Baby 5/12 dau PA 1900 Rich Hill Twp, Greene Co, PA Anderson, Jacob M 59 11/1890 m36, Elizabeth J 58 8/1841 9ch8, Austin L 19 9/80, George 25 8/1874 m1, Lillie M 22 3/1878 1ch, Sarah E 9/12 8/1899 gdau, Mary J Waychoff 62 4/1838 m17 s-i-l 3ch1, Minnie O 11 8/1888 g niece 1910 South Rich Hill Twp, Greene Co, PA. 175-178 (rents farm # 121) Anderson, Jacob 69 far M38, Elizabeth 68 9ch8, George M 37 son far M11, Lilly 31 d-i-l 5ch3, Arthur 7, Harry 6, Russell 3 Where was Jacob in the 1920 census? Undertaker for Jacob's death was C F Wood at Rogersville, PA. Jacob does not have a tombstone, just a metal marker from Devore funeral home. He was married to Elizabeth J Amos on 7 JAN 1864 in Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA.50 Married by Jesse Craig, Esq., Jacob Anderson & Elizabeth Amos, all of Washington Co. 17. Elizabeth J Amos51,49,48 was born in AUG 1841 in West Beth Twp, Washington Co, PA. She died between 1925 and 1933 in PA. She has reference number 17. She was buried in Higgins Cem, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. When did Elizabeth J. Amos die? Elizabeth does not have a tombstone, just a metal marker from Devore funeral home and the dates are gone. Jacob M. Anderson and Elizabeth J Amos had the following children: i. James Anderson was born on 24 SEP 1864 in Greene Co, PA. He died on 21 APR 1933 in Waynesburg, Greene Co, PA. He was buried in Washington Cem, Washington, PA. ii. Jemima Anderson was born on 7 MAY 1866 in Greene Co, PA. She died on 15 MAY 1942 in Greene Co Memorial Hosp, Greene Co, PA. She was buried in Green Mount Cem, Waynesburg, PA. iii. Sarah Elizabeth Anderson was born on 22 FEB 1868 in Nettle Hill, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. She died on 13 JUN 1956 in Washington Hosp, Washington, Washington Co, PA. She was buried in Washington Cem, Washington, PA. 8 iv. Jesse Morris Anderson. v. Franklin T. Anderson was born on 15 SEP 1872 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. He died on 9 MAY 1966 in West Waynesburg, Greene Co, PA. He was buried in South Ten Mile Bapt Cem, Center Twp, Greene Co, PA. vi. George Morgan Anderson was born on 15 AUG 1874 in Greene Co, PA. He died on 15 MAR 1943 in Washington Hosp, Washington, Washington Co, PA. vii. Girl Anderson was born in DEC 1879 in Greene Co, PA. viii. Austin Leasure Anderson was born on 10 SEP 1880 in Greene Co, PA. He died on 13 APR 1969 in Washington Hosp, Washington, Washington Co, PA. 18. Samuel Hughes52,53 was born in 1837 in Greene Co, PA. He died on 15 FEB 1913 in Washington Twp, Greene Co, PA.54 He was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 18. Samuel Hughes came to his death by heart failure on 15 Feb 1913. He was very frail and while in the garden, dropped to the ground dying instantly. He was married to Phoebe Ann Main. 19. Phoebe Ann Main55 was born in 1839 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. She died in PA. She was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA. She has reference number 19. Samuel Hughes and Phoebe Ann Main had the following children: i. Andrew John Hughes was born on 12 SEP 1858 in Greene Co, PA. He died on 21 JUL 1921. He was buried in Washington Cem, Washington, PA. ii. Elizabeth Hughes was born in 1864 in Greene Co, PA. iii. Caroline Rebecca Hughes was born on 3 MAY 1866 in Ruffs Creek, Greene Co, PA. She died on 27 DEC 1923 in Greene Co, PA. She was buried in Washington Cem, Washington, PA. 9 iv. Rosa Lee May Hughes. 20. Thomas Dowler56 was born on 19 JUL 1820 in Union Dist, Ohio Co, VA. He died on 27 APR 1891 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 20. Clouston Methodist, Farmer, Held some public offices. #102 Marshall Co 1850 Dowler, Thomas 30 VA, Jane 30 VA, John H 8 VA, Margaret M 6 VA, Isaac E 4 VA, George T 1 VA #2188 Marshall Co 1860 Dowler, Thomas 39 VA, Jane 41 VA, John 18 Cooper VA, Mary M 16 VA, Isaac E 13 VA, George T 11 VA, Joanna 7 VA, Obadiah 1 VA, Margaret Oram 75 Ire #14 Union Dist Marshall Co 1870 Dowler, Thomas 50 VA, Jane 51 VA, G Thomas 21 VA, Anna 17 VA, O Jennings 11 VA, William 6 WV #130 Cameron Dist Marshall Co 1880. Dowler, Thomas 60 WV Ire Ire, Jane wife 61 WV WV WV, George 31 son WV, Joana 27 dau WV, William 15 son WV page 403, "History of the Pan-Handle, West Virginia" Thomas Dowler was born in Ohio county, in 1820. He was a son of George Dowler, a pioneer preacher in that part of the country, having come from PA in 1811. Thomas was educated at such schools as they had then, log cabins with greased paper windows. He married Miss McHenry, of Union District. Mr Dowler has been a public man for several years, having served as Justice of the Peace, and held other offices; he is a properous farmer and a good neighbor. Thomas & Jane Dowler sell to Isaac Dowler 22 acres waters Little Grave Creek 2 APR 1864 bk 15 pg 149. Inherited from George Dowler. Thomas & Jane Dowler sell to John M Turner 130 acres waters of Burch Run 4 MAY 1864. bk 15 pg 33 Thomas & Jane Dowler sell to William Talbert 33 acres waters of Little Grave Creek 2 SEP 1865. bk 16 pg 282. Inherited from George Dowler. Thomas & Jane Dowler sell to Union Township School Board 1 lot 16 DEC 1865. bk 16 pg 463 Thomas & Jane Dowler purchase 130 acres from Samuel Ott waters of Burches Run 30 MAR 1867. bk 15 pg 24. Thomas & Jane Dowler sell 104 acres Union District to John M Turner 1 SEP 1874. bk 21 pg 279. Thomas & Jane Dowler purchase 58 acres Union District from John A Ewing special commissioner 18 APR 1878. bk 23 pg 161. Thomas & Jane Dowler sell 19 acres waters of Burches Run to John Thomas Dowler 15 OCT 1879. bk 24 pg 511. Thomas & Jane Dowler sell 58 acres Union District to Benjamin Anderson 29 MAR 1880. bk 24 pg 272. Thomas & Jane Dowler purchase 58 acres from Mariah Ogle Cameron District 29 MAR 1880. bk 28 pg 321 He was married to Jane McHenry on 29 SEP 1840 in Marshall Co, WV.57 Married by B F Sedwick 21. Jane McHenry was born on 31 MAY 1819 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 2 JAN 1899 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 21. Methodist, Irish Thomas Dowler and Jane McHenry had the following children: i. John H. Dowler was born on 2 JUL 1841 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 22 JUL 1899 in Webster Dist, Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in McCreary Rdg Cem, Marshall Co, WV. ii. Mary Margaret Dowler was born on 9 MAY 1844 in Marshall Co, VA. She died on 20 AUG 1892 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. iii. Isaac E Dowler58 was born on 25 AUG 1846 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 25 APR 1865 in Marshall Co, WV.59 He was buried in Allen Grove Cem, Sherrard, Marshall Co, WV. Civil War Veteran, He was 5' 10" black hair, grey eyes, fair complextion. Pvt Bat H 1st Reg WV Light Artillery. Enlisted 9 AUG 1864 Wheeling, WV mustered in 18 Aug 1864, Wheeling, WV. Father gave consent for minor, as Isaac was 17 yr 11 mo, paid $100 bounty. Captured at New Creek, 28 Nov 1864. Admitted to hospital 9 FEB 1865 Richmond, VA. Paroled at Aikens Landing, VA 17 FEB 1865. Reported at 19 FEB 1865. Sent to Camp Chase, OH 20 FEB 1865. 1 MAR 1865 at home under care of Doctor, unable to report for duty. 23 MAR 1865 at home under care of Dr. J McCoy, unable to report for duty. Died 25 APR 1865 at home, cause of death, starvation by Rebels. Civil War Medal claimed by Vernon Anderson in 1995 and now in his possession. iv. George Thomas Dowler was born on 20 MAR 1849 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 3 JUL 1907. He was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. v. Joseph W Dowler was born in SEP 1851 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 25 JAN 1852 in Marshall Co, VA. He was buried in McMechen Cem, Marshall Co, WV. vi. Joanna Dowler was born in 1853 in Marshall Co, VA. Cameron Dist Marshall Co 1900 census, lived Lore City, OH vii. Nancy Jane Dowler was born on 26 SEP 1856 in Marshall Co, VA.60 She died on 13 JUN 1859 in Marshall Co, VA.61 10 viii. Oscar Jennings Dowler. ix. William H. S. Dowler was born on 10 SEP 1864 in Marshall Co, WV.62 Lived Lore City, OH 22. David Alexander Fletcher63 was born on 21 FEB 1820 in Adams Co, PA.5 He was baptized on 8 SEP 1822. By Rev McConaughy. He died on 5 FEB 1865 in Chapins Farm, Petersburg, VA.64 He has reference number 22. #788 Marshall Co 1850 Fletcher, David A 28 PA, Elizabeth 20 VA, Esther L 3 VA, William Walker 1 VA #1247 Marshall Co 1860 Fletcher, David A 38 PA, Elisabeth 30 VA, Ethalinda 12 VA, William W 10 VA, James 6 VA, Daniel A 4 VA, Thomas E 1 VA, William 73 PA #307 Cameron Dist Marshall Co 1870 Fletcher, Elisabeth 40 PA, William 27 VA, James 15 VA, Daniel 13 VA, Thomas 10 VA, Nancy 7 WV, Isaac Coe 50 VA #55 Cameron Dist Marshall Co 1870 2nd enumeration Fletcher, Elisabeth 40 VA, William W 21 VA, James I C F 16 VA, Daniel A 13 VA, Thomas E 11, Nancy J 8 VA #C027 Cameron Dist Marshall Co 1880 Cowe, Isaac 58 WV WV WV Fletcher, Eliza 51 WV WV WV, Linda 22 dau WV WV WV, Thomas 20 son WV WV Sergeant Company B 12th Regiment WV Volunteer Infantry, recruited at Cameron, Marshall County, VA, 15 AUG 1862 , mustered 20 AUG 1862 at Wheeling, VA to his death 6 FEB 1865 at Chapins Farm, Petersburg, VA. Cause of death, paralysis of the heart caused by the dibilitating effects of having diarrhea for weeks. Civil War Medal now in the possession of Thomas Vernon Anderson. Powder Horn & Shot Case in possession of Thomas A. Anderson. Widow received pension #91888 of $16. per month. $8.00 a month for his widow and $2.00 a month for each child under the age of 16. CIVIL WAR PAY RECORD Enlisted as Private 15 Aug 1862 at Cameron, paid premium & bounty. Mustered at Wheeling, 20 Aug 1862, 187371 R. & P. Div 1890 F. A. Wright. Born Adams Co, PA, age 40, 5' 11", green eyes, dark hair, a farmer. Oct 1862 present. Nov & Dec 1862 detached in Pioneer Corps Nov 27, 1862. Jan & Feb 1863 detached in Pioneer Corps. Mar & Apr 1863 detached in Pioneer Corps. May & Jun 1863 Missing in action at Winchester June 15, 1863. Jul & Aug 1863 Missing in action. Sep & Oct 1863 Missing in action. Nov & Dec 1863 Present. Jan & Feb 1864 Present. Mar & Apr 1864 On detached duty at Cumberland, MD since Apr 5, 1864 by order of Maj. Gen. Sigler. May & Jun 1864 detached duty, promoted to Corporal Jun 1, 1864. Jul & Aug 1864 reduced to ranks, promoted to Seargent, Aug 20, 1864. Sep & Oct 1864 Present, due $2.90 for transportation paid second time from Wheeling, VA to Columbus, OH. Nov & Dec 1864 Present, due $2.90 for transportation paid second time from Wheeling, VA to Columbus, OH. Jan & Feb 1865 Died of disease at Chapins Farm, Va, Feb 6, 1865. He was captured at Winchester, VA June 15, 1863, paroled at City Point, VA July 2, 1863, and reported deserted between July 10, and August 1, 1863. This charge of desertion is removed. He was absent without leave from on or about July 20, 1863, to September 10, 1863, when he reported at Camp Chase, Ohio, and was sent from there to regiment between October 20th and 31st, 1863. When he was paroled by the Rebels, I believe he was told to go home and not to fight again. He probably thought the war was over for him. Obviously, the Union Army felt differently about this. He was probably buried on Chapin's farm at the time of death and later reintured in one of the National Cemeteries. 12th West Virginia Regiment Volunteer Infantry. Organized at Wheeling, W Va, August 30, 1862. Attached to Railroad District, 8th Army Corps, Middle Dept., to January, 1863. Milroy's Command, Winchester, VA, 8th Army Corps to February, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, 8th Army Corps to June, 1863. 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Dept of the Susquehanna, to July, 1863. McReynolds' Command, Martinsburg, W Va to December, 1863. 1st Brigade, 1st Division, West Virginia, to January, 1864. 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, West Virginia, to April, 1864. 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, West Virginia, to December, 1864. 2nd Brigade, Independent Division, 24th Army Corps, Army of the James, to June, 1865. SERVICE--At Buckhannon October, 1862. Wardensville October 16. Moved to Winchester, VA, January, 1863 and duty there till May. At Beverly May. Battle of Winchester June 13-15. Retreat to Harpers's Ferry June 15-17. At Bloody Run, PA, June 30. At Martinsburg, WV July 14 - December 10, 1863. Wells demonstration up the Shenandoah Valley December 10-25. At Harper's Ferry till February 1, 1864. At New Creek till April. At Cumberland, MD, Webster, and Beverly April. Sigel's Expedition from Martinsburg to New Market, Va, April 30 - May 16. Rude's Hill May 14. Battle of New Market May 15. Advance to Staunton May 24 - June 6. Piedmont, Mt. Crawford, June 5. Occupation of Staunton June 6. Hunter's Expedition to Lynchburg June 10 - July 1. Near Lynchburg June 14. Diamond Hill June 17. Lynchburg June 17-18. Retreat to Charleston, WV, June 18 - July 1. Moved to Shenandoah Valley July 12-15. Snicker's Ferry July 17-18. Battle of Kernstown-Winchester July 23-24. Sheridan's Shenandoah Valley Campaign August 6 - November 28. Cedar Creek August 12. Strasburg August 15. Berryville September 3. Battle of Opequan, Winchester, September 19 (guarding trains). Fisher's Hill September 22 (guarding trains). Duty at Winchester and in the Shenandoah Valley till December. Moved to Washington, DC, thence to Bermuda Hundred, VA, December 19- 23. Duty in trenches before Richmond till March, 1865. Appomattox Campaign March 28 - April 9. Moved to front of Petersburg March 28-29. Hatcher's Run March 30-31 and April 1. Fall of Petersburg April 2. Pursuit of Lee April 3- 9. Rice's Station April 6. Appomattox Court House April 9. Surrender of Lee and his army. March to Lynchburg, VA April 12-15, thence to Farmville and Burkesville Junction April 15-19 and to Richmond April 22-23. Duty near Richmond till June. Mustered out June 16, 1865. Regiment lost during service 3 Officer and 56 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 131 Enlisted men by diisease. Total 190. Winchester, Va April 23, 1863 Dear Elizabeth I received a letter from you of the 18th on the 21st, the first and only letter I have had since the first of April. I was truly happy to learn you was all well. Only father I am sorry to hear of his illness though his age we can look for no other. I am well as usual and I hope this may find you the same and the family also. I had fairly giving up hearing any more from you for I had looked time and again the mail is brought to our camp every night though no letters came for me I certainly thought I must be forgotten though on the 21st there came one to me which rather surprises me I had wrote you one a few days ago which you have it by this time you may depend upon it. I was uneasy and I began to think something must certainly be wrong at home. I wrote rather sharper than I should have done though I was uner the impresion you had forgotten me or other ways there must be something very bad the matter. I have no answer from the letter I sent my picture in until the one of the 18th I received no stamps though you need not send any for I think I will soon try and get home as soon as we are paid off for if I leave before I am paid I cannot draw my money until next pay day. I am now almost out of money. I only have eight dollars now they say the money will soon be here for us and I will then try to come if I can though it will cost me $15.00 to come and it is that much from your living though if I can I will come. We had a little battle at Strawsburg today there was some of our men went up and attacked the Rebs there and killed 11 wounded 27 took 30 prisoners our boys 1 killed 1 wounded. I am happy you have moved into Joanes (?) house you can now have a home until I can get to come and fix you more comfortable. Have them to clear off a piece of ground for potatoes and turnips that you may have something to live on without buying all. I shall now stop we are still staying here I am of the opinion we will stay here likely all summer. There was none of our brigade at the fight only 1st brigade ours is the 2nd. From your ever loving husband. To Elisabeth Fletcher D. A. Fletcher To the Children I am happy to say that I feel in hopes you may do your duty and strive to do your duty be kind and affectionate one to another and obey your mother in all she bids you do, endeavor to get along among yourselves and remember your dear father I will try to come and see you as soon as I can and stay with you a few days though my stay cannot be long with you make yourself useful and try to raise as much as you can to keep yourselves as much as possible on what you raise that you will not be under the necepity of buying so much for the maintenance of the family. From your loving father D. A. Fletcher To Ethalinda Fletcher Wm. W. Fletcher J. D. C. Fletcher Dan A. Fletcher Letter now in the possession of my father, Thomas A Anderson John Coe deed of agreement with D A Fletcher 20 DEC 1845, Deed bk 5 pg 500. John Coe argrees to rent his farm and tenements laying within one mile of Big Grave Creek, formerly rented to George Sampson, for 5 years. Rent to be $100 a year, $50 to be paid every April 1st and $50 to be paid after shearing of sheep and sale of the wool. The said John Coe agrees to let the said David Fletcher have two pieces of wheat being 12 acres after payment of the $100 each year. Daniel N Anderson sells a lot in Cameron to David A Fletcher for $250 on 1 DEC 1856. Deed bk 11 pg 291. David A Fletcher a Deed of Trust to William T Head on 1 DEC 1856. Deed bk 11 pg 330. In trust to secure the payment of $255 to James M Clouston 1 year from the above date. David A Fletcher a Deed of Trust to John H Dickey on 25 MAR 1858. Deed bk 12 pg 190. In trust to secure the payment of $92.41 to William McConaughy in six months with interest. D A & Elizabeth Coe Fletcher, along with Elizabeth's siblings sell to Isaac Coe 30 acres waters Grave Creek on 31 JAN 1857. Deed bk 13 pg 155. He was married to Elizabeth Coe on 30 JAN 1847 in Marshall Co, VA.65 Married by Edward Dowler. Bible record says marriage occured on 28 JAN 1847. 23. Elizabeth Coe was born on 16 JAN 1829 in Ohio Co, VA.5 She died after 1883 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV.5 She has reference number 23. According to the 1883 list of pensioners, Elizabeth was still living in Cameron and drawing $8 a month for her pension #91,888. Elisabeth Fletcher sells interest in 12 acres Cameron District to Isaac Coe for $400 on 4 JUN 1873. Deed bk 42 pg 466. David Alexander Fletcher and Elizabeth Coe had the following children: i. Ethalinda Fletcher was born on 28 JAN 1848 in Cameron, Marshall Co, VA. She died on 8 OCT 1930 in Marshall Co, WV.66 She was buried in Allen Grove Cem, Sherrard, Marshall Co, WV. ii. William Walker Fletcher was born in 1849 in Marshall Co, VA. lived Minneapolis at Nancy Jane Fletcher Dowler's death iii. John Samuel Stidger Fletcher was born in JAN 1853 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 31 MAR 1853 in Marshall Co, VA.5 iv. James David Coe Fletcher was born on 18 DEC 1854 in Marshall Co, VA.67,68 v. Daniel Anderson Fletcher was born on 10 FEB 1857 in Marshall Co, VA.69 vi. Thomas Edward Fletcher was born on 14 OCT 1859 in Marshall Co, VA.70,71 11 vii. Nancy Jane Fletcher. 24. Nathaniel Walker Yeater was born in JUN 1852 in Adaline, Marshall Co, VA. He died on 6 OCT 1930 in Kausooth, Marshall Co, WV.72 Heart Attack He was buried in Big Run Cem, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 24. Methodist, Farmer & Teacher. #112 Meade Dist Marshall Co 1880 Yeater, N. W. 26 VA PA VA, Sarah E 20 wife VA VA VA #94 Liberty Dist Marshall Co 1900 Yeater, Walker Jun 1852 47 21 yr WV PA WV, Sara E Apr 1860 40 6/5 WV WV WV, Tom W Feb 1881 19 WV, Columbus Oct 1882 17 WV, Clemmons Jan 1885 15 WV, Reason L Sep 1887 12 WV, Clarice G May 1890 10 WV Moundsville Daily Echo, October 7, 1930 N. W. Yeater Dies of Heart Attack at Kausooth Home Nathaniel Walker Yeater, 78, prominent retired Marshall county farmer, died suddenly Monday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Quigley with whom he made his home. He was found dead in the yard apparently the victim of a heart attack. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Quigley, with whom he made his home, Mrs. Clarice Lowe, of Milton, Ohio; three sons, Reason, of Huntington, Wiley of Jefferson avenue, Moundsville and Clem of Littleton, and two brothers, C. E. Yeater of Cameron and Oscar Yeater of Glen Easton. He was a member of the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held at the place of death Wednesday moring at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Exline, pastor of the Silver Hill charge Methodist churches. Burial will be in Big Run Cemetery. Last Will and Testament of Nathaniel W. Yeater I, Nathaniel W. Yeater, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and ordain this my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all Wills at any time heretofore made by me. First. I direct that all my legal debts and funeral expenses be first paid from my estate. Second. I bequeath to my granddaughter, Wilma yeater, the sum of Twenty- Five ($25.00) Dollars, the same to be paid to her by my Executor and Executrix hereinafter named at such time as she shall arrive at the age of twenty-one (21) years. In the event she shall die before she arrives at that age, the said sum to revert to my Estate. Third. To my wife, Sarah E. Yeater, I will and bequeath all the remainder of my Estate, real, personal and mixed, to have and to hold the same , and to use the rents, income and proceeds thereof, for and during her natural life only, and at her death the remainder of said Estate to pass and vest in my following named children, in fee simple, that is to say:- To Clemens V. Yeater, the undivided one-fourth (1/4) part thereof; to Reason L. Yeater, the undivided one-fourth (1/4) part thereof; to Mabel G. Quigley, wife of L. H. Quigley, the undivided one-fourth (1/4) part thereof; and to Clarice G. Lowe, wife of E. E. Lowe, the undivided one-fourth (1/4) part thereof. Fourth. I having theretofore in my lifetime advanced to my son, Thomas W. Yeater, an amount of money which in my judgement will equal the share or portion of my Estate which I would have otherwise given to him, therefore to my said son, Thomas W. Yeater, I give no part of the Estate of which I may die seized. Fifth. I hereby appoint my son, Clemens V. Yeater, and my daughter, Mabel G. Quigley, joint Executor and Executrix, respectively, of this will. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal, this Twenty-First (21st) day of June, A. D. 1927. Nathaniel W. Yeater (Seal) Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Nathaniel W. Yeater to be his true Last Will and Testament in our presence, and we, the subscribing attesting witnesses hereto, in his presence, at his request, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as witnesses to the execution of said Will by the said Nathaniel W. Yeater, this Twenty-First (21st) day of June, A. D. 1927. Walter A. McGlumphy James F. Shipman OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT OF MARSHALL COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, OCTOBER 18TH 1930. In the matter of the probate of the will of Nathaniel W. Yeater, deceased. A paper writing bearing date on the 21st day of June, 1927 purporting to be the last will and testament of Nathaniel W. Yeater deceased, came on this day to be heard.-It appearing that all the parties interested have had proper notice-thereupon came Walter A. McGlumphy and James F. Shipman the attesting witnesses to said paper writing, who first being duly sworn according to law, did depose and say that they were acquainted with the said testator and that the said testator, at the time of signing said paper writing, declared it to be his last will and testament; that the said testator signed his name to said paper writing in the presence of the aforesaid witnesses; that the said witnesses were present at the same time; that the said witnesses subscribed their respective names as such witnesses in the presence of the testator and in the presence of each other, at the request of the said testator; witnesses further say that, at the time aforesaid, the said testator was of sound mind and disposing memory, and that said witnesses or either of them, know of no other will and testament of said testator. It is therefore ordered that said paper writing dated on the 21st day of June, 1927 be admitted to probate and recorded as and for the true last will and testament of Nathaniel W. Yeater, deceased. And it further appearing that Clemens V. Yeater and Mabel G. Quigley who are named and appointed in said will as the Executor and Executrix thereof, appeared before the County Court and qualified as the law directs and together with J. P. Reid their surety, acknowledged a bond in the penal sum of Five Thousand ($5000.00) Dollars, conditioned as required by law. Harry Elbin, Frank Reid and V. B. Pyles are appointed to appraise the said estate. They to be first duly sworn for that purpose. Teste: Maud Riggs, Clerk He was married to Sarah Emma Mason on 17 JUL 1879 in Marshall Co, WV.73 25. Sarah Emma Mason was born on 3 APR 1860 in Fish Ck, Marshall Co, VA.74 She died in 1928 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Big Run Cem, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 25. Nathaniel Walker Yeater and Sarah Emma Mason had the following children: 12 i. Thomas Wiley Yeater. ii. Columbus Blair Yeater was born on 23 OCT 1882 in Marshall Co, WV. He died on 8 DEC 1904. He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. Has Blair G Yeater on his tombstone. iii. Clemons Valandingham Yeater was born on 20 JAN 1885 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 5 MAY 1957 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Northview Cem, New Martinsville, WV. Lived Littleton. iv. Reason L. Yeater was born on 26 SEP 1887 in Marshall Co, WV.75 He died in MAY 1966 in Huntington, Cabell Co, WV. Lived at Huntington, WV. v. Clarice G. Yeater was born on 21 MAY 1890 in Marshall Co, WV. Lived Milton, OH. vi. Icie Pearl Yeater was born on 17 SEP 1893 in Marshall Co, WV.76 She died on 24 AUG 1895 in Marshall Co, WV.77 She was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. vii. Infant Yeater was born on 12 FEB 1896 in Marshall Co, WV.78 viii. Mabel Grace Yeater was born on 16 OCT 1901 in Marshall Co, WV. She died on 19 APR 1996 in Marshall Co, WV.6 She was buried in Big Run Cem, Marshall Co, WV. 26. Simeon Theadore Yoho was born on 10 SEP 1858 in Franklin Dist, Marshall Co, VA. He died on 3 JUL 1927 in Reynolds Memorial Hosp, Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.6 Cerebral Hem. He was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 26. 1900 Marshall Co Census Yoho, Simeon head SEP 1858 41 m 19 WV WV WV, Ella wife SEP 1862 37 m 19 6 6 OH OH Ger, Maggie EH dau AUG 1882 17 s WV, John W son SEP 1884 15 s WV, Clarence son SEP 1887 12 s WV, Ivy B dau NOV 1889 10 s WV, Orion O son DEC 1896 3 s WV, Florence G dau MAR 1899 1 s WV SIMEON T. YOHO DIED SUNDAY AT HOSPITAL Simeon T. Yoho died at 5 a.m. Sunday at the Glen Dale hospital. He had been in failing health for a few years. Mr. Yoho lived in Greenfield ridge, near Howard. He was a son of Henry Yoho of Rines Ridge, who died in 1915. He was born about 68 years ago, a brother of T. A. Yoho, Walker W. Yoho, and Mrs. Annie Mason, who died several years ago, and Mrs. Rhoda Franklin of Eighth Street. His wife has been dead a year. The following children survive: Okey of Fairmont, Mrs. Etta Yeater of Woco, J. Win. merchant of Fairview, and Clarence of Greenfield ridge. The funeral will occur Tuesday at Yoho Cemetery near Fairview on Rines Ridge. Moundsville Echo Simeon Theadore lived on a farm at Howard, Greenfield Ridge, Marshall Co, WV. His son, Clarence bought out his siblings interest in the farm. Deed bk 39, pg 447 Henry Yoho & S E sell to Sim Yoho 1/2 interest in 241 Acres. He was married to Ella Ressegger on 1 NOV 1881 in Fairview, Marshall Co, WV.79 Married by Abraham Richmond. 27. Ella Ressegger was born in SEP 1862 in Monroe Co, OH. She died in 1920 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 27. Simeon Theadore Yoho and Ella Ressegger had the following children: 13 i. Etta Margaret Yoho. ii. John Winfield Yoho48 was born on 13 SEP 1884 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.80 He died on 23 JAN 1959 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, WV.81 He was buried in Riverview Cem, Marshall Co, WV.82 Called Win, was a merchant. iii. Clarence Yoho48 was born on 26 SEP 1887 in Howard, Greenfield Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 29 NOV 1962 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV.28,83 He was buried in Mt Joy Cem, Pleasant Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.28 Farmer, Inherited Sim's farm, which his daughter inherited. iv. Ivy Beatrice Yoho48 was born on 15 NOV 1889 in Marshall Co, WV. She died on 17 JAN 1977. She was buried in Limestone Cem, Marshall Co, WV. v. Orion Okey Yoho48 was born in DEC 1896 in Marshall Co, WV. vi. Florence G. Yoho48 was born in MAR 1899 in Marshall Co, WV. She died in 1979. 28. Nathan Madison Holstine84,85 was born in 1842 in Kanawha Co, VA. He died between 1877 and 1880 in Jackson Co, WV. He has reference number 28. Pvt Co K 4th WV Cavalry enlisted 29 Aug 1863 at Parkersburg, Captain Barker's Co. Mustered out 10 MAR 1864 at Wheeling, WV, charged a quarter for one gun sling. Farmer, born in Boone Co, WV, lived at Brownstown, WV. Lived Union Twp, Jackson Co, WV 1870. Had an unclaimed West Virginia Civil War Medal. I claimed the medal in 1995 and it is still in my possession. TVA. He was married to Ruth Ann Barnhart on 6 JAN 1875 in Jackson Co, WV.86 29. Ruth Ann Barnhart was born on 26 AUG 1854 in Jackson Co, VA. She has reference number 29. John Robert Withrop married Ruth Barnhart after N. M. Holstine's death. James Romey Withrop s/o John Robert. Geraldine, d/o James Romey Withrop, said she had heard that J. E. Holstine's father was from Boone Co, when I told her about the marriage record I found. There were 12 children in Geraldine's family. Ruth Barnhart Holstine Withrop died and John Robert Withrop married a women who already had children. Her children inherited everything John Robert Withrop had, his children didn't get anything. Nathan Madison Holstine and Ruth Ann Barnhart had the following children: i. William Holstine was born in 1875 in Jackson Co, WV. Lived Fayette Co, WV. According to Grandma Eva, Will was a deputy sheriff and caught pnuemonia while watching a still, trying to catch moonshiners. 14 ii. Jacob Edgar Holstine. 30. Andrew Lewis87 was born on 10 JUL 1840 in Fisher's Point, Jackson Co, VA.88 He died on 21 MAY 1926 in Bancroft, Putnam Co, WV.89 Died of uremic poisoning, retention of urine. He was buried on 22 MAY 1926 in Emma Chapel Cem, Putnam Co, WV. He has reference number 30. pg 344 Roll 1698 Series M593 Putnam Co, WV 1870 Lewis, Andrew 31 VA, Charity 26 VA, James F 6 WV, Missouri A 4 WV, Matilda A 3 WV, Presion S 1 WV U032 Putnam Co, WV 1880 Lewis, Andrew 39 WV WV WV, Charity 33 wife WV WV WV, James F 18 son WV, Missouri 16 dau WV, Preston 14 son wV, Luvisa 12 dau WV, Syrena 9 dau WV, Tilden 5 son WV 300-311 Putnam Co, WV 1900 Lewis, Andrew Jul 1840 59 37 WV WV WV, Charity wife Jul 1845 54 37 13-10 WV WV WV, Tildon son Jun 1877 22 WV, Elizabeth A dau Apr 1881 19 WV, Luthur R son Oct 1883 16 WV, Clirica A dau Mar 1886 14 WV, Ida B dau Dec 1888 11 WV 323-332 Putnam Co, WV 1910 Lewis, Andrew 69 head M2 3 WV WV WV, Mollie 44 wife M2 3 12-6 WV WV WV, Vica King 9 sdau WV WV WV #21 Putnam Co, WV 1920 Lewis, Andrew 78 WV, Mary wife 58 WV, Edward Withrow 4 gson WV laborer & farmer, Methodist Recruited @ Ravenswood, WV 26 SEP 1863, Co I, 11th WV Vol Inf, wounded at Cedar Creek, VA 19 OCT 1864, transferred to Co D, 10th WV Vol Inf. Discharged 9 AUG 1865 @ Richmond, VA. Co I, 11th WV Vol Inf, pay records Sep & Oct 1863 Absent for Surgeons Examination. Nov & Dec 1863 Present $62 advanced bounty due. Jan & Feb 1864 Present $25 advanced bounty & $2 premium due. Mar & Apr 1864 Sick in hospital at Clarksburg. May & Jun 1864 Sick in hospital at Clarksburg. Jul & Aug 1864 Sick in hospital at Clarksburg. Sep & Oct 1864 Present. Nov & Dec 1864 Absent. Jan & Feb 1865 Present. Mar & Apr 1865 Present. Co D, 10th WV Vol Inf, pay record May & Jun 1865 Richmond, VA. Mustered out 9 AUG 1865 at Richmond, VA Owned farm #265 during 1910 census, free of debt, couldn't read or write. Received pension certificate #407762 for Civil War service. Andrew Lewis was 6' 1" with fair complexion, blue eyes, sandy hair, and a farmer, at his enlistment. I have found two different dates of birth for Andrew. Jun 1841 and 10 JUL 1840. I believe the later date to be correct. On his last Declaration for Pension, on 24 DEC 1925 at the age of 85, he said he was born at Belmont Co, OH. He also stated he was 5 ft 11 in, dark hair, hazel eyes, none of which I believe to be true. He was married to Charity Reed on 22 MAY 1862 in Putnam Co, VA.90 Married by Thomas Harrison. 31. Charity Reed was born in JUL 1844 in Jackson Co, VA. She died on 21 FEB 1902 in Liberty, Putnam Co, WV. She was buried in Emma Chapel Cem, Putnam Co, WV. She has reference number 31. Andrew Lewis and Charity Reed had the following children: i. James Franklin Lewis was born on 22 FEB 1863 in Putnam Co, WV.90 ii. Missouri A. Lewis was born 29 FEB 1865 in Putnam Co, WV.90 iii. Matilda A. Lewis was born on 30 DEC 1866 in 18 Mile Ck, Putnam Co, WV. She died on 29 SEP 1870 in 18 Mile Ck, Putnam Co, WV.91 iv. Preston Sherman Lewis was born on 24 SEP 1868 in Putnam Co, WV.90 v. Lovicie Cathern Lewis was born on 25 DEC 1871 in Putnam Co, WV.90 She died on 24 SEP 1935 in Hometown, Putnam Co, WV. She was buried on 26 SEP 1935 in Bancroft, Putnam Co, WV. vi. Arrena Bell Lewis was born on 27 MAY 1873 in 18 Mile Ck, Putnam Co, WV.90 She died on 7 NOV 1944 in Kanawha Co, WV. vii. Tilden A. Lewis was born on 2 JUN 1877 in 18 Mile Ck, Putnam Co, WV.90 He died on 12 NOV 1949 in Bancroft, Putnam Co, WV.92 He was buried in Emma Chapel Cem, Putnam Co, WV.93 Coal Miner 15 viii. Elizabeth Alice Lewis. ix. Luthur Rathburn Lewis was born on 18 OCT 1883 in Union, Putnam Co, WV.90 He died on 26 OCT 1943 in Putnam Co, WV.94 x. Clarice A. Lewis was born on 14 MAR 1886 in Union, Putnam Co, WV.90 She died on 11 JUN 1952 in Kanawha Co, WV. xi. Ida Viola Lewis was born on 23 DEC 1888 in Putnam Co, WV.90 Andrew Lewis' pension #407762 xii. Ollie Lewis was born in 1889 in Union, Putnam Co, WV. SIXTH GENERATION 32. Jesse Anderson13,95 was born in 1817 in Washington Co, PA. He died between 1870 and 1880 in Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 32. Who do the two Bilby children belong to, Mary or Sarah? In the 1850 census there was a John Bileby living next door to Jesse Anderson. Bileby, John 33 PA, Margaret 30 PA, Christopher 12 PA, William 11 PA, John 8 PA, James 4 PA #370 Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA 1850, 736/84 Anderson, Jesse 31 laborer PA, Jemima 31 PA, Mary 11 PA, Jacob 9 PA, George 7 PA, Caleb 5 PA, Sarah 3 PA, Harriet 1 PA, Phoebe Martin 18 PA Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA 1860 Anderson, Jesse 44 day laborer PA, Jemima 39 PA, Mary 21 PA, Jacob 20 PA, George 17 PA, Caleb 14 PA, Sarah 13 PA, Harriet 10 PA, Thadeus 8 PA, Cephas 1 PA 55-55 Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA 1870 Anderson, Jesse 53 laborer PA, Jemima 50 PA, Caleb 25 PA, Permelia 19 PA, Thaddeus 16 PA, Cephas D 11 PA, Sarah Pope 23 PA, Margaret Bilby 1 PA 69-74 Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA 1880 Anderson, Jemima 60 PA PA PA, Thadeus 27 son PA, Cephas 21 son PA, Mary Martin 41 dau PA, Thomas Martin 12 gson PA, Sarah Pope 33 dau PA, Margaret Bilby 11 gdau PA, Amey Martin 4 gdau PA, Infant Bilby 1/30 gdau PA Washington Co, PA, Deed Book 232, page 213-4, 14 NOV 1862 Jesse & Jemima sell 3 acres, 2 rods, 38 perches, to Robert Bristor This parcel being part of a parcel of land purchased by Isreal Anderson of James Bristor and conveyed from said Bristor to said Anderson by deed bearing date --- and by him said Isreal Anderson conveyed to said Jesse Anderson by his said Isreal Anderson's last will and testament dated 10 day Feb 1862, Book 8 page 339. Washington Co, PA, Deed Book 88, page 221-3, 21 FEB 1863 Jesse Anderson sells 27 1/2 acres to Isaac Sibert. Washington Co, PA, Deed Book 298, page 500-1, 3 FEB 1866 Jesse & Jemima sell 9 acres, 92 1/2 perches to Hugh H. Reynolds, Ten Mile Creek, Amwell Township, Washington County, PA. He was married to Jemima Taylor about 1838 in Washington Co, PA. 33. Jemima Taylor48,96 was born in 1820 in PA. She died after 1880 in PA. She has reference number 33. See obit for son, Josephus, for proof of her maiden name. Jesse Anderson and Jemima Taylor had the following children: i. Mary Ann Anderson97 was born in 1839 in Washington Co, PA. She died before 1923. 16 ii. Jacob M. Anderson. iii. George Morris Anderson98 was born in 1843 in Washington Co, PA. He died before 1923. iv. Caleb Evans Anderson99 was born about 26 MAY 1846 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 20 JUN 1894 in Morris Twp, Greene Co, PA.100 died of comsumption He was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA.101 v. Sarah Anderson102 was born in 1847 in Washington Co, PA. She died after 1923. Civil War Pension #73,847, issued May 1866 @ $8/month vi. Harriett Anderson103 was born on 20 SEP 1851 in Washington Co, PA. She died on 29 NOV 1902 in Swarts, Greene Co, PA.104 She was buried in Bates Fork. vii. Thaddeus Anderson105 was born in 1854 in Washington Co, PA. He died before 1923. viii. Cephas D. Anderson106 was born on 29 NOV 1858 in nr Clarksville, Washington Co, PA.107 He died on 23 MAR 1938 in nr Delphene, Greene Co, PA.108 He was buried in Valley Chapel Cem, Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA.109 34. James Amos58,49 was born in 1814 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 4 MAY 1864 in Andersonville, GA. He was buried in Andersonville, GA. He has reference number 34. Captain Smith's Co, Lafayette Cav 21 OCT 1862 @ Washington, PA, mustered 6 NOV 1862 @ near Wheeling, VA. Mustered out from Co G 22nd Reg PA Cavalry, died 4 MAY 1864 while a Prisoner @ Andersonville, GA of Typhoid Fever. Pension application #91 051. Pension #59 688 by Catherine P. Amos. Lafayette Guard PA Independent Vol Cavalry. Enlisted Hillsboro, PA 16 OCT 1862. Left his Co at Peters Creek, VA 16 DEC 1863 on furlough of 15 days, arrested 9 JAN 1864 by and reward $30.00 to E. McBurney. He was received at Pro Mar office 14 JAN 1864, Pittsburg, PA, then sent to Military Prison at Wheeling, WV 15 JAN 1864. Sent to New Creek, WV 18 JAN 1864. Captured 1 FEB 1864 at Burlington, WV. Confined at Richmond, VA 10 FEB 1864, Sent to Americus, GA 12 MAR 1864. Died at Andersonville Prison 5 MAY 1864 of Typhoid Fever, grave #887. #263 West Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co PA 1840 Amos, James #188 West Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co PA 1850 Amos, James 36 PA, Katherine 32 PA, Polly 15 PA, Henry 12 PA, Eliza A 11 PA, Elizabeth 9 PA, Andrew 7 PA, Vincent 5 PA, Sarah 3 PA, George Miller 3 PA West Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co, PA 1860 Amos, James 46 PA, Kate 45 PA, Emilene 4 PA, Samuel 4 PA, James 2 PA He was married to Elizabeth Curry in Washington Co, PA. 35. Elizabeth Curry died in FEB 1847 in Washington Co, PA. She was born in Hampshire Co, VA. She has reference number 35. James Amos and Elizabeth Curry had the following children: i. Mary J Amos was born in 1835 in PA. ii. John Henry Amos was born in 1838 in PA. iii. Eliza J. Amos was born in 1839 in West Beth Twp, Washington Co, PA. 17 iv. Elizabeth J Amos. v. Andrew Amos was born in 1843 in West Beth Twp, Washington Co, PA. Private Co E, 22nd PA Cav, Independent Cav, mustered in 13 OCT 1862, captured near Burlington, WV, 6 APR 1863 vi. Vincent Amos was born on 2 FEB 1845 in West Beth Twp, Washington Co, PA. Civil War Veteran, Andersonville Prison, GA vii. Sarah Amos was born in 1847 in West Beth Twp, Washington Co, PA. She died in 1925 in Alexandria, VA. 36. Andrew S. Hughes110,111 was born on 1 NOV 1810 in Washington Twp, Greene Co, PA. He died on 28 JUN 1893 in Greene Co, PA. He was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 36. Bethlehem Baptist, Farmer. Lived Ruff Creek, Greene Co, PA, Wash Twp, across the road from Bethlehem Baptist Ch. Washington Twp, Greene Co, PA 1850 16-16 Hughes, Andrew 39 PA, Hannah 36 PA, Asa 15 PA, Samuel 13 PA Washington Twp, Greene Co, PA 1880 Hughes, Andrew 69 PA, Hannah 65 wife PA, Asa 45 son PA, Samuel 43 son PA, Rosa 42 d-i-l PA, Phebe 40 d-i-l PA, Michael 9 gson PA, Andrew L 9 gson PA, Cary R 7 gson PA, Hannah 4 gdau PA, Andrew 20 gson PA, Libbie 16 gdau PA, Callie 14 gdau PA, Rosalie 6 gdau PA, Wm Bennington 16 servant, Hannah Shape 42 servant, Mary Woodruff 22 servant He was married to Hannah Crayne on 25 SEP 1834 in Greene Co, PA. 37. Hannah Crayne112,113 was born on 4 APR 1815 in Washington Twp, Greene Co, PA. She died on 26 AUG 1892 in Greene Co, PA. She has reference number 37. She was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA. Andrew S. Hughes and Hannah Crayne had the following children: i. Asa Hughes114 was born in AUG 1834 in Greene Co, PA. He died on 2 JUL 1903 in Greene Co, PA. He was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA. 18 ii. Samuel Hughes. 38. Amos Main112,115 was born in 1814 in PA. He has reference number 38. 1850 census Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA 147-147 Main, Amos 36 PA, Elizabeth 32 PA, Robert 9 PA, Rhode Ann 11 PA, Matilda 7 PA, Patrick 5 PA, Spicer 3 PA, George 6/12 PA He was married to Elizabeth. 39. Elizabeth was born in 1818 in PA. She has reference number 39. Amos Main and Elizabeth had the following children: 19 i. Phoebe Ann Main. ii. Robert Main116 was born in 1841 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. iii. Matilda Main117 was born in 1843 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. iv. Patrick Main118 was born in 1845 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. v. Spicer Main119 was born in 1847 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. vi. George H. Main120 was born in 1849 in Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA. 40. Rev George Dowler121 was born on 26 DEC 1776 in Westmoreland Co, PA. He died on 1 OCT 1862 in Dowlers Rdg, Marshall Co, VA.122,123 He was buried in McMechen Cem, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 40. Farmer & Pioneer Preacher. Lived MD until 1790, Brownsville, PA until 1811, Union Dist (Dowler's Ridge) until his death. pg 402 "History of the Panhandle, 1879", Union District, Marshall Co, WV The McHenrys, the McCombs, the Allens, the Dowlers, the Blacks, the Barteaux, the Caldwells, are amon the most prominent who first settled here. Mount Zion Methodist Protestant Church. The first meeting of the society, which is now extinct, was held at the house of Rev George Dowler in 1833. Burnes then succeeded Dowler. In 1848 a log church was erected. During the rebellion it united itself to the Methodist Episcopal Church. It was only a mission field. The building is still standing, but is unoccupied. He was appointed as a school commissioner 23 APR 1836 for a one year term. He was appointed supervisor & overseer of the poor in 19 JUN 1835 by the court. 2 APR 1811 Enoch Sutton & Elizabeth his wife sold to George Dowler of Washington Co, PA for $250.00 a tract of land containing one hundred acres on Little Grave Creek. Marshall Co, WV Deed bk 7 pg 140. 4 MAY 1812 John Brown binds his ward Margaret Brown to George Dowler until she is 18 years old to learn reading, writing, and the art of spinning, knitting, etc. 1820 Ohio Co census index #016 Dowler, George 1840 Marshall Co census, Dowler, George 60-70, wife 50-60, male 5-10, 2 males 15-20, female 10-15, female 20-30. #100 Marshall Co 1850 Dowler, George 74 PA, Mary 70 PA, Isaac 25 Cooper VA, Jacob 16 VA #2189 Marshall Co, VA census 1860. Dowler, George 83 M E Clergy PA, Mary 79 PA, Sarah C Talbert 19 VA He was married to Mary Barto. 41. Mary Barto was born on 22 MAY 1781 in PA. She died on 18 DEC 1860 in Marshall Co, VA. She was buried in McMechen Cem, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 73. Rev George Dowler and Mary Barto had the following children: i. Rev Edward Dowler was born in 1799 in PA. He died on 17 NOV 1863 in Marshall Co, WV.124 He was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. farmer & minister, Methodist ii. Rev Michael Dowler125 was born in 1805 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 22 NOV 1875 in Marshall Co, WV.126 He was buried in Mt Olivet Cem, Marshall Co, WV. farmer & minister iii. Joseph Dowler was born in 1809 in PA. He died in 1889. iv. Nancy Jane Dowler was born in 1811 in Ohio Co, VA. She died in 1891 in Independence, KS. She was buried in Independence, KS. v. Hannah Ann Dowler was born in 1814 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 13 SEP 1867 in Marshall Co, WV.127 vi. Mary Dowler128 was born on 7 MAY 1816 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 27 OCT 1898 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Orum Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Methodist vii. Sarah Dowler was born on 21 MAY 1818 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 20 NOV 1887 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Mt Olivet Cem, Marshall Co, WV. 20 viii. Thomas Dowler. ix. Isaac Dowler129 was born in 1824 in Ohio Co, VA. Cooper & farmer x. Jacob Dowler was born in 1834 in Ohio Co, VA. 42. John McHenry died before 1836. He has reference number 42. 1830 Ohio Co, VA McHenry, John 60-70, 2 females 50-60, male 5-10, male 10-15, 2 females 5-10, female 20-30 McHenry, John 20-30, female 50-60, male 5-10, male 10-15, 2 females 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 2 females 10-15, female 15-20 1840 Marshall Co, pg 4 McHenry, John 30-40, female 50-60, male 0-5, male 5-10, male 20-30, 3 females 0-5, female 15-20, female 20-30, female 30-40 1810 Virginia Census Index John McHenry, Ohio Co, 26, 20010-10010-00 1820 Virginia Census Index McHenry, James, Ohio Co, 022 1830 Virginia Census Index McHenry, James, Sr, Ohio Co, 230 McHenry, John, Ohio Co, 231 McHenry, John, Ohio Co, 235 1840 Virginia Census Index McHenry, John, Ohio Co, 046 McHenry, John, Marshall Co, 265 He was married to Margaret White. 43. Margaret White was born in 1782 in Ireland. She died on 25 JAN 1867 in Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 43. #436 Marshall Co 1850 Orum, Peter 68 MD, Margaret 68 Ire #2188 Marshall Co 1860, Living with Thomas Dowler, she was his m-i-l. Oram, Margaret 75 Ire Father was supposed to be Edward & mother Betsy according to her marriage record with Peter Orum. This could be the mother or aunt of Jane McHenry Dowler. Could her surname be White as reported in Vol 7 Tree 4735 of the World Family Tree. John McHenry and Margaret White had the following children: i. John McHenry was born on 21 JUN 1803. He died in DEC 1849 in Marshall Co, VA.130 He was buried in McHenry Cem, Marshall Co, WV. ii. James McHenry. iii. Peggy Ann McHenry. iv. Margaret McHenry. v. George W McHenry was born in 1813 in VA. He died on 12 SEP 1883 in Marshall Co, WV.131 Will bk 2 pg 189 21 vi. Jane McHenry. vii. Nancy McHenry132 was born on 22 MAY 1822 in nr Wheeling, Ohio Co, VA. She died on 31 JUL 1905 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co, OH. She was buried in Union Cem, Steubenville, OH. viii. Lucinda McHenry was born in 1828 in Ohio Co, VA. She died in 1912. She was buried in Allen Grove Cem, Sherrard, Marshall Co, WV. 44. William W Fletcher was born on 1 APR 1787 in PA.5 He died on 22 MAY 1863 in Marshall Co, VA.5 He has reference number 44. Lived in Marshall Co, Va with David A. @ his death #789 Marshall Co 1850 Fletcher, William 65 PA, Catherine 55 PA He was married to Katherine Deardorff on 28 SEP 1816.5 45. Katherine Deardorff was born on 14 OCT 1798 in PA.5 She died on 2 MAY 1859 in Marshall Co, VA.5 She has reference number 45. William W Fletcher and Katherine Deardorff had the following children: 22 i. David Alexander Fletcher. 46. Isaac Newton Coe was born on 1 MAY 1777 in MD. He died on 12 SEP 1853 in Marshall Co, VA.133 He has reference number 46. Farmer, Lived Cameron Dist, Marshall Co, VA 1820 VA Census Index, Ohio Co Coe, Isaac, 015, No Twp Listed. #206 Ohio Co, VA, 1830 Coe, Isaac 30-40, wife 30-40, 7 males, 5 females pg 24 Marshall Co 1840 Coe, Isaac 60-70, female 40-50, male 10-15, male 15-20, male 20-30, 2 females 5-10, female 10-15, 3 females 15-20, female 20-30 #537 Marshall Co 1850 Coe, Isaac 67 MD, Elizabeth 55 MD, Nancy 38 VA, Rebecca 26 VA, Isaac 26 VA, Lydia 24 VA, Ruth 22 VA, James 21 VA, Sina 16 VA, Melinda 14 VA #1328 Marshall Co 1860 Coe, Elisabeth 67 MD, Nancy 47 VA, Isaac 36 VA, Lydia 33 VA, Ruth 29 VA, James D 27 VA, Malinda 19 VA, John C Mix 3 VA Marshall County Will Book 1A, pg 79, 1853 In the name of God Amen, I Isaac Coe of the County of Marshall and State of Virginia knowing of uncertainty of this mortal life and being of sound mind and disposing memory do make and proclaim this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other wills by me heretofore made in the manner and form following to wit: Item I will and bequeath all my estate both real and personal after the payment of any debts unto my wife, Elizabeth Coe during her natural life and at her disposal at her death: Item. I hereby appoint my wife, Elizabeth Coe and my son, Isaac Coe my Executors of this my last will and testament, and it is further my issue that they shall not be held to security for their performance as executors of this my last will and testament. Signed with my seal this 31st day of August in the year of our Lord 1853. his Isaac X Coe mark We the undersigned witnesses to the last will and testament of Isaac Coe do hereby certify that he signed and acknowledged the same in our presence and at his request and in the presence of each other we signed the same as witnesses. John H. Dickey William Clouston Virginia, Marshall Circuit Court. Fall Term 1853 The last will and testament of Isaac Coe deceased was proved by the oaths of John H. Dickey and William Clouston the subscribing witnesses thereto and is ordered to be recorded. And on the motiion of Elizabeth Coe and Isaac Coe, Jr the Executors therein named who made oath thereto and entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penality of $600 conditioned as the law directs, Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate of the said will in due form, the said testator requires performance of their duties. Elizabeth, Nancy, John, Josiah, John & Rachel Miracle, John E & Margaret Mix, Rebecca, Lydia, David & Lina A Tracey, Susan M, Ruth, James D, and D A & Elizabeth Fletcher sell 30 acres waters of Grave Creek to Isaac Coe for $300 on 31 JAN 1857, being the same property Isaac, Sen sold to Isaac, Jr on 17 JUL 1845. Deed bk 13 pg 155. At a circuit court held in and for the County of Marshall on the 6th day of April 1866 the following decree was entered James D Coe vs Nancy Coe & others. This cause came on this day to be finally heard on the bill and exhibits heretofore read and the report of commissioners making partition of the lands in the Bill mentioned to which there is not exception and was argued by counsel whereupon the Court doth adjudge order and decree that said report of commissioners be confirmed and that the heirs at law of Isaac Coe, deceased named in said Report do hold in severalty the parcels of land allotted and set apart to them by metes and bounds towit: to Isaac Coe Lot A of said Report designated by the letters A B C & D containing thirteen acres and fourteen poles. To D A Fletcher and Elizabeth his wife in right of the latter Lot B bounded in said report by the letters D C E F containing thirteen acres and fourteen poles, To Nancy Coe Lot C bounded by the the letters F E G H containing twenty acres and eight poles. To D W Tracey and Sina his wife in right of the latter Lot D bounded by the letters I H K J containing twenty two acres 1 rod and 12 poles. To Ruth Coe Lot E designated by letter J K M L containing nineteen acres 1 rod and 28 poles. To Melinda Coe Lot F designated on the plat and report of said commissioners by the letters L M O P containing twenty acres and twenty two poles less one acre and 3/8 th of an ancre where the old saw mill stands. To Lydia Coe Lot G bounded by ? ? Q P containing twenty one acres 3 rods and 6 poles. To Rebecca Coe Lot H bounded by P ? S containing seventeen acres 2 rods and 7 poles. To Mary Mix, James D Mix Lucretia Mix, Margaret Ellen Mix and Joh E Mix children of Margaret Coe who intermarried with John E Mix who is now deceased Lot J bounded by R S U T containing Twenty one acres and eight poles. To Isaiah Coe Lot K designated by letter V W Y X containing seventeen acres 1 rod and 22 poles. To James D Coe Lot L designated by letter X Y & Z containing Seventeen acres and six poles and that said parites hold the same in Severalty and carry with each other by deed of release the tracts aforesaid and that Hanson Criswell Esq an officer of this court for the heirs of John E Mix do execute a deed of release and in the event of said heirs or eitherof their failing for sixty days to make and execute each deed of Release that said Hanson Criswell as commissioner do make and execute the release hereby required for any or all of the named parties for the said shares hereby allotted and assigned to them, and that the cost of this suit inluding the costs of the commissioners lie paid by the said parties one twelth each. I do hereby certify that the forgoing Decree is a true transcript from the records of the said circuit court. Given under my hand this 6th day of May 1893. A O Baker Clerk He was married to Elisabeth Carroll on 28 DEC 1809. 47. Elisabeth Carroll was born on 2 JAN 1793 in MD. She died before 1870. She has reference number 47. Isaac Newton Coe and Elisabeth Carroll had the following children: i. Nancy Anne Coe was born on 22 JAN 1811 in VA. She died on 26 NOV 1888 in Cameron Dist, Marshall Co, WV.134 Spinal/lung fever sick for 4 weeks. She was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. never married ii. John Coe was born on 6 MAY 1812 in VA. He died on 12 SEP 1880 in Marshall Co, WV. Private Co B, 7th Regiment of WV Infantry during Civil War mustered in 7 AUG 1861, discharged 1 JUL 1865. miller. iii. Isaiah Coe was born on 7 JUL 1814 in VA. He died on 29 APR 1893 in Big Run, Marshall Co, WV.135 iv. Rachel Coe was born on 9 FEB 1816 in VA. gone before 1850 v. Margaret Coe was born on 15 MAR 1818 in VA. She died on 1 APR 1857 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV. Measles vi. Rebecca Coe was born on 17 FEB 1820 in VA. She died on 30 MAY 1908 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. never married vii. Isaac Coe was born on 17 FEB 1820 in VA. He died on 10 MAY 1896 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV.136 palpitations of the heart, information given by brother, James D Private in Civil War, mustered in 8/16/1862, was he in Co A 12th Reg WV Vol Inf? Scott Powell's book says this Isaac died NOV 1863. viii. Lydia Coe was born on 13 APR 1822 in VA. She died on 18 OCT 1903 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV. fell in the fire She was buried in Clouston Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. never married xi. William Coe was born on 16 JAN 1829 in VA. He died on 27 FEB 1829 in VA. 23 xii. Elizabeth Coe. xiii. Sina A. Coe was born in AUG 1832 in VA. She died on 30 DEC 1900. xiv. Malinda Coe was born in 1836 in VA. She died on 17 DEC 1897. 48. Reason Yeater was born on 8 OCT 1825 in Nr Jacktown, Greene Co, PA. He died on 30 JUN 1905 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.6 He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 48. Farmer & Businessman, Methodist - Donated land for Shepherd Ch at Adaline. Lived at Adaline, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. Came to Marshall Co before 1850 to work in timber. Operated a store at Adaline, ran Post Office. Later had stores at Silver Hill, ran by Clarence, Belton, ran by Lewis, and Adaline, ran by Christopher. #390 Marshall Co 1850, living with Elijah Young family Yeater, Reason 25 PA #971 Marshall Co 1860 Yater, Rezin 34 PA, Mary 33 VA, John W 10 VA, Nathaniel W 8 VA, Rebecca A 6 VA, Louis 4 VA, Christopher E 2 VA #18 Meade Dist Marshall Co 1870 Yeater, Reason 45 PA, Mary 44 VA, John W 19 VA, Nathaniel 18 VA, Rebecca 16 VA, Louis 14 VA, Christopher 12 VA, Oscar 10 VA, Clarence 7 VA, Williard 3 VA #245 Meade Dist Marshall Co 1880 Yeater, Reason 54 PA PA PA, Mary 53 wife VA VA MD, Christopher 22 son grocer VA, Oscar 19 son VA, Clarence 16 son WV, Willard L 12 son WV, Maggie Murphy 20 domestic VA PA PA #93 Liberty Dist Marshall Co 1900. Yeater, Reason Oct 1825 74 50 yr PA PA PA, Mary Nov 1826 75 9/8 WV WV WV Moundsville Weekly Echo, July 7, 1905 R. Yeater Dead Was a leading Citizen of the County, Living at Adaline Reason Yeater, of Fish Creek Valley, near Adaline, died at his home last night and will be interred Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The deceased was one of the old and respected citizens of Marshall county and was engaged in business on the creek where he lived. In his death the family loses a good and kind father and husband and the county one of its best citizens. Book 116, page 458-60, 19 MAY 1906 Heirs of Reason Yeater sell 289.25 acres on Valley Run to Josiah V. Thompson of Uniontown, Pa. Signing the deed were: J. W. & Rachel Yeater, N. W. & Sarah E. Yeater, Rebecca Adaline & J. W. Kelley, Lewis & Sarah Yeater, Christopher E. & M. F. Yeater, Oscar D. & Tillie Yeater, Clarence & Ella Yeater, and Willard L. Yeater, heirs at law of Reason Yeater, deceased. Book 15 page 430-1, FEB 1865 Reason Yeater and Mary sell 162 acres situated on the waters of Lynn Camp, in the Township of Meade to Robert Gilbert. Book 13 page 64-5, 15 FEB 1859 Vincent Cockayne and Reason Yeater sell 100 acres on Valley Run, Meade Twp, Marshall Co, VA to David and Hezekiah McDowell. Book 42 page 100-1, 24 APR 1888 Reason Yeater and Mary Yeater sell to Jeremiah Mason, James Stewart, Nathan Shepherd, and others, Trustees of the M. E. Church at the Shepherd Meeting House for 5 dollars, the land for Shepherd Church. Book 21 page 269, 22 AUG 1874 Reason Yeater, Executor of the last will and Testament of Robert Gilbert, deceased, sells 100 acres to Joseph W Gallaher and William Cecil, highest bidders at a public auction. Book 9 pages 252-3, 1 APR 1854 Reason Yeater sells 124 acres for Bazel Shepherd to John Shepherd. He was married to Mary Shepherd on 18 JUL 1850 in Marshall Co, VA.139 Married by John Parriott 49. Mary Shepherd was born on 12 NOV 1826 in Brooke Co, VA. She died on 9 NOV 1902 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.140,6 Heart Failure She was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 49. Moundsville Weekly Echo, Friday, November 14, 1902 A Pioneer Mother Passes Away Mrs. Reason Yeater an aged and respected lady died at her home near Adeline Monday. She was the mother of Dr. Yeater of Wetzel County, Louis, a prominent merchant of Board Tree, Williard, assistant cashier of the Bank of Littleton, C. E. a merchant at Adaline and Howard, and Oscar a prominent citizen of Rosbys Rock. The family of the deceased count among the prominent people of Marshall and Wetzel counties. Funeral on Wednesday. Problem: In the 1900 census Mary stated she had had 9 children of which 8 were still living. I have ten children listed, something is amiss here??? Is it possible that Doug is not a child of Reason & Mary?? Reason Yeater and Mary Shepherd had the following children: i. John Wiley Yeater Dr was born on 28 DEC 1850 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 18 OCT 1916 in Wheeling, Ohio Co, WV. He was buried in Williams Cem, New Martinsville, WV. 24 ii. Nathaniel Walker Yeater. iii. Rebecca Adeline Yeater was born on 27 DEC 1853 in Marshall Co, WV.141 She died in 1908 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Limestone Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Nicknamed "Sis" by her seven brothers. iv. Infant Yeater was born on 12 OCT 1855 in Marshall Co, VA.142 v. Lewis Yeater was born in DEC 1857 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 2 DEC 1924.28 He was buried in St Martin Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Lived at Board Tree, Merchant. vi. Oscar Dunwreath Yeater143 was born on 13 NOV 1860 in Marshall Co, VA.144 He died on 13 FEB 1943 in Glen Easton, Marshall Co, WV.145 He was buried in Bowman Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. Farmer, lived at Glen Easton/Rosby's Rock. vii. Christopher E. Yeater was born on 6 NOV 1862 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 10 JUN 1950 in Cameron, Marshall Co, WV.28 He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. Merchant, lived at Adeline. viii. Clarence Ellsworth Yeater was born in 1865 in Marshall Co, WV. He died in 1920. He was buried in Jolliffe Cem, Silver Hill, Wetzel Co, WV. Farmer & Merchant. Lived at Silver Hill, Wetzell Co, WV. ix. Doug Yeater was born on 4 NOV 1866 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 6 NOV 1866 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. x. Willard Lee Yeater was born in APR 1868 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. He died in 1924. He was buried in Williams Cem, New Martinsville, WV. Lived Littleton, Bank of Littleton at Reason's death. 50. Job C Mason was born on 6 JAN 1823 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 4 JAN 1885 in Liberty Dist, Marshall Co, WV.146 He has reference number 50. #892 Marshall Co 1860 Mason, Job 38 VA, Anne 37 VA, Thomas L 13 VA, Hannah H 11 VA, Mary V 8 VA, Martha E 6 VA, Charles M 3 VA, Sarah E 2/12 VA #73 Meade Dist Marshall Co 1870 Mason, Job 47 VA, Ann 46 VA, Thomas A 23 VA, Hannah A 21 VA, May V 18 VA, Martha 16 VA, Charles 13 VA, Sarah B 10 VA, Jacob G 7 VA, Albert M 4 VA #233 Meade Dist Marshall Co 1880 Mason, Job 45 PA Ire PA, Ann 49 wife VA VA VA, T L 33 son VA, Hannah A 31 dau VA, Charles M 23 son VA, Jacob G 17 son VA, Elbert M 14 son WV Book 15 page 431-2, 19 MAY 1865 Robert Gilbert and Lutecia sell 45 acres situated on the waters of Lynn Camp in the township of Meade to Job Mason and Hezekiah McDowell. This property adjoins property already owned by Job. Book 34 page 9-10, 6 JUN 1889 Job Mason Heirs sell 196 1/2 acres on Pleasant Ridge to J M Robinson and E M Mason. Being the same real estate conveyed to Job Mason by Samuel Mason & wife by deed dated 1 JUN 1870, Book 19, page 130. This deed was signed by: N W & Sarah E Yeater, H N & Mary V Johnson, T L Mason, John & Martha E Booth, C M & Sarah Mason, and Hannah A Robinson. He was married to Anne Ruckman on 7 DEC 1845 in Marshall Co, VA.147 Married by Garret Jones 51. Anne Ruckman148 was born on 28 MAR 1824 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 21 MAY 1889 in nr Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.149 She has reference number 51. Job C Mason and Anne Ruckman had the following children: i. Thomas Lee Mason was born on 31 DEC 1846 in Marshall Co, WV. He died on 20 FEB 1919 in Marshall Co Infirmary, WV.150 Teacher & carpenter, never married. ii. Hannah A. Mason was born on 18 FEB 1849 in Marshall Co, VA. She died in 1933. iii. Mary Virginia Mason was born on 23 JUN 1852 in Adaline, Marshall Co, VA. She died on 6 NOV 1930 in Silver Hill, Wetzel Co, WV. She was buried in Jolliffe Cem, Silver Hill, Wetzel Co, WV. iv. Martha E. Mason was born on 18 MAY 1854 in Adaline, Marshall Co, VA. v. Charles M. Mason was born on 1 APR 1857 in Marshall Co, VA. 25 vi. Sarah Emma Mason. vii. Jacob Giles Mason was born on 13 APR 1863 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 14 DEC 1945 in Glen Dale, Marshall Co, WV.151 He was buried in Pleasant Rdg Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Teacher viii. Elbert Mortimer Mason was born on 3 FEB 1866 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 9 NOV 1907 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.152 52. Henry M. Yoho was born on 23 NOV 1832 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA.153 Obituary says he was 83 years old on his birthday, 23 NOV 1914, which would make his birth year 1831, but his tombstone has date of birth as 21 NOV 1832 He died on 17 MAR 1915 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.6 Died on his farm, Rines Ridge. He was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 52. Farmer, Lived Rines Ridge, nicknamed Speckled. #186 Marshall Co 1860 Yoho, Henry M 25 farmer $300 $637 VA, Susan E 23 VA, Simon T 1 VA #217 Franklin Dist Marshall Co 1870 Yoho, Henry 38 Farmer $4600 $350 VA, Susan E 34 VA, Simeon T 12 VA, John R 10 VA, Martha B 8 VA, Timothy 6 WV, Walker W 2 WV, George W 2 WV, Franklin Parsons 26 VA #199 Franklin Dist Marshall Co 1880 Yoho, Henry 47 VA VA VA, Betty 44 wife VA VA VA, Sim 21 farmer son VA VA VA, John 19 son farmer VA VA VA, Martha 17 dau VA VA VA, Timothy 16 farmer VA VA VA, Walker 14 son VA VA VA, Anna 4 dau VA VA VA, Thomas Sloane 33 none farmer, Ire Ire Ire 1900 Franklin Dist Marshall Co, WV Yoho, Henry head NOV 1832 67 M 44 WV WV WV, Betty wife MAY 1835 65 M 44 10 7 WV WV WV, Annie dau APR 1876 24 s WV WV WV. Henry could not read or write. Henry Yoho had a hiding place under a fence post in his field. No one but he knew where it was and he hid his gold there whenever marauding bands of hoodlums were known to be in the area of his farm on Rine's Ridge. This story was told to me by Tom Yoho, son of Noel Yoho. Tom also has the family bible and a painting of Henry M Yoho. Moundsville Daily Echo, Thursday, March 18, 1915 Henry Yoho died at his home on Ryans Ridge at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday night after an illness of about two weeks. Mr Yoho was 83 years old November 23, 1914 and is survived by three sons, S. T. Yoho, T. A. Yoho, and W. W. Yoho all of Franklin District, and one daughter Mrs Austin Franklin of Woodlands. Mrs. Yoho has been dead for several years and Mr. Yoho lived at the old home place with his grandson Tom Yoho. The funeral will be held at 1 o'clock Friday morning. Interment at Yoho cemetery. Mr. Yoho was one of the oldest and best known citizens in the southern part of the county. Recollections: Sullivan Yoho wrote: Henry M. Yoho could neither read nor write. But he had the ability to provide all of his sons a farm to live on. He died on 17 MAR 1915 and was buried in the Yoho Cemetery on Rines Ridge Road, Route 76. In fact, this Henry Yoho set up this burial place on his farm. When I die and am buried here I will be the 4th generation of my family buried in this place. My great-grandad, Henry, is in the 1st row. My grandad, John R. is in the 2nd row and my dad is in the 3rd row. I have my stone in the fourth and last row. None of the other relatives of Henry Yoho have 4 generations in this place. This has been a well ekpt grave site for about 100 years. The Yoho family has held the farm in their family all this time. However, Ruth (Yoho) Cozart passed away at the farm during the winter of 1994. The farm is now for sale as Ruth had no children. She left the farm to neices and nephews that live far away. They have never lived here and are not interested in keeping the land. I expect time will change the appearance of this grave yard. I have tried to set up some money to maintain the upkeep, but no one knows what tomorrow brings in this USA now! He was married to Susan Elizabeth Kelley on 28 FEB 1856 in Moundsville, Marshall Co, VA.154 Married by Edward Dowler. 53. Susan Elizabeth Kelley was born on 11 MAY 1835 in Hampshire Co, VA. She died on 16 JUN 1910 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.6 Died of stomach Trouble. She was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 53. Christian, called Betty Moundsville Weekly Echo Mrs Susan E. Yoho. wife of Henry Yoho, a prominent citizen of Marshall county, died June 16, at her home on Ryan's Ridge where she has resided for more than forty years. Although her sickness had extended over many months and her death had been expected at various times during the past year, yet with the news that she had finally passed away, a feeling of sadness filled the who community. Mrs. Yoho was born in Hampshire county, Virginia in 1835 and was mrrried in 1856. At the time of her death she had reached the age of a few days more than seventy five years. Soon after her marriage she accepted Christ as her Savior and ideal in life and united with the Christen church in which she has remained a faithful and loyal member. So thoroughly did the principles of life of the man of Gallilee dominate her actions that she was always sought by the needy who invariably carried away the sympathy of a loving heart, and as far as possible the help they needed. Her home was a refuge for the stranger and a center of association for children and friends, and the communities regard for her was manifested in the great number of anxious inquiries during her sickness and the hundreds of friends who came to apy their last respects. While her sickness was long and at times, her suffering intense, yet she was patient and trustful to the end. She is survived by her husband, one brother John R. Kelley of Meighen, and four children, S. T. Yoho of Howard, W. W. Yoho of Burch Ridge, T. A. Yoho and Mrs. A. L. Franklin of Ryans Ridge all of whom are well known throughout the county. The funeral services were held at the home Saturday morning June 18, conducted by Rev. J. F. Jameson, who spoke briefly from John 14:2 and assisted by Rev. Travis. At the conclusion of the services the remains were tenderly laid to rest in the family cemetery near the home. Henry M. Yoho and Susan Elizabeth Kelley had the following children: i. Friend K. Yoho. I have not been able to find a record for this Friend Yoho, but Tom Yoho, son of Noel Yoho, who is in possession of the family bible, says Friend was the 1st child of Henry and Susan Elizabeth. 26 ii. Simeon Theadore Yoho. iii. John R. Yoho was born on 7 JUL 1861 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, VA. He died on 25 JUN 1900 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.155 He was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. iv. Martha E. B. Yoho was born on 11 JUL 1863 in Marshall Co, WV. She died on 8 FEB 1903 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. v. Timothy Austin Yoho148 was born on 28 MAR 1864 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. He died on 26 DEC 1937 in Woodlands, Marshall Co, WV.156 He was buried in Greenlawn Cem, New Martinsville, WV. vi. Walker W Yoho was born on 27 APR 1866 in Marshall Co, WV. He died on 6 AUG 1951 in Marshall Co, WV.157 He was buried in Greenlawn Cem, New Martinsville, WV. vii. George W. Yoho was born on 11 JAN 1868 in Marshall Co, WV.158 He died in 1870 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. viii. Lindsay T Yoho was born in 1870 in Marshall Co, WV. He died in 1870 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. ix. Joanna Yoho was born in APR 1876 in Marshall Co, WV. She died in 1905. She was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. x. Rhoda J. Yoho was born in 1881 in Marshall Co, WV. She died in 1944. She was buried in Greenlawn Cem, Moundsville, WV. 54. Henry Ressegger was born on 19 MAR 1841 in Monroe Co, OH. He died on 11 JUN 1903 in Ella, Marshall Co, WV.159,6 Died of a Heart Attack. He was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 54. Merchant & Farmer, came to live at Faiview in 1868 from Ohio. The Ressegers came from Switzerland but spoke German. Possibly migrated to Switzerland and then to US. 1860 Switzerland Twp, Monroe Co, OH Census Resseger, Henry 20 Teacher #186 Franklin Dist Marshall Co 1870 Resseger, Henry 29 Merchant OH, Margaret 35 Bevaria, Ella 8 OH #336 Franklin Dist Marshall Co 1880 Resseger, Henry 39 postmaster OH Ger Ger, Margaret 44 wife Bav Ger Ger, Ella 19 dau OH, Joseph McCollough 19 farm lab VA Moundsville Weekly Echo, Friday June 19, 1903 Died June 11, 1903, Ella, WV, Henry Resseger, aged 62 years, 2 months, 22 days, and was buried June 13 in Yoho's cemetery on Rines Ridge. Deceased was born in Monroe County, Ohio, March 19, 1841, and was united in wedlock to Margaret Fox on Sept 22, 1861. To this union was added one daughter, Ella, who is now the wife of Simeon Yoho. He came to Marshall county in 1868 and engaged in farming and merchandising in which he continued until his death. He has held several offices of honor and trust since he came here, such as justice of peace, president of board of education, and notary public. His death occurred very suddenly. He was conversing with his brother Samuel who saw nothing the matter with him till he fell and instantly expired, supposed to be from heart disease. The bereaved family feel very grateful to their friends and neighbors and hereby thank them for their kindness and assistance in their trouble. He was married to Margaret Fox on 22 SEP 1861. 55. Margaret Fox was born on 3 OCT 1835 in Bavaria, Germany. She died on 4 MAY 1910 in Proctor, Wetzel Co, WV.6 Died at Grandaughter Etta Yeater's house @ Proctor. She was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 55. Moundsville Echo Margaret Resseger was born Oct. 31, 1835 in Germany, and died May 4, 1910 at Proctor, WV. She came to the United States in 1848, with her parents and settled in Ohio. In 1861, she was united in marriage to Henry Resseger. During the War they lived in Monroe county, Ohio. In 1867 she and her husband moved to Fairview, Franklin district, Marshall county, WV. She spent many years in this place. Her husband was a merchant, and she spent a great deal of time in the store, as her husband was often called away to attend to public business. As a neighbor and friend everybody like her. She was kind hearted and universally loved by all who knew her. When her husband died on June 11th, 1903, she left Fairview and went to Howard to live with her son-in-law S. T. Yoho. During the seven years she made her home here. She was tenderly cared for by her son-in-law and only daughter her grandchildren and all loved her. She had a strong constitution and was healthy up to the afternoon she journeyed to the land beyond. Her death was very sudden. She was visiting her granddaughter at Proctor, Mrs. Wiley Yeater, when about 4 o'clock she was playing with one of her great-grandchildren and she dropped down. The doctor and neighbors were called but she had gone into the sleep of death. She was to have visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yoho on her way back to Howard, but her last visit had been made when she was taken to the private burying ground of Henry Yoho to be buried she knew it not. Her earthly career had ended. The service was conducted at Sloan's church by Rev. A. Linkletter in the presence of a very large gathering, people having come from Ohio and New Martinsville to attend the funeral. She commenced to live for Christ when she was entering her twelfth year. She tried to live in such a way that she would be prepared to go home to the good world when the heavenly Father would call her. And while the summons came without any warning she commenced to sleep for eternity. She rests from her labors in this life to live with the angels and all pure spirits in the world where there is no more pain, and God wipes away tears, and where none ever weep or sigh. Henry Ressegger and Margaret Fox had the following children: 27 i. Ella Ressegger. 56. William Holstine160 was born in 1815 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died on 15 SEP 1873 in Kanawha Co, WV. He has reference number 56. Kanawha Co, 1840 # 119 Boone Co 1850 Holstein, William 35, Nancy 31, Jarvis J 12, Samantha 10, N Madison 8, Daniel 4, James H 4/12, Eleanor Wilson 52 #456 Boone Co 1860 Holstein, William 45, Nancy 39, Jarvis J 22, Nathan M 17, Daniel N 13, James H 9, Samantha E 18, Sarah S 6, William P 5, Mary J F 3, Peter 16 Boone Co 1870 Farmer, Justice of the Peace, lived Coal River, Peytona, Boone Co, WV William was found serving as a justice of the peace from 1855 - 66, however he could have been serving much earlier since Boone County's first Court Order Book begins with 1855, at which time he was already a Justice of the Peace. Today the Justice of the peace's power is much less extensive, but in those early days he was an appointed official, rather than elected, and had both local executive and administrative powers, depending on the are in which he served. Often he drew up the tax levy, collected the tax, appointed road commissioners, granted licenses to taverns, appointed and controlled administrators, executors and guardians. Just as his title implies, his administration of justice was important in exercising powers of investigating crimes and in some places the Justice of the Peace could commit persons suspected of criminal acts. on 13th July, 1853, a deed between Nancy Holstein (not William's wife) and Henry Holstein was made for land on Drawdy's Creek adjacent to the Harless farm near Toney's Fork. On 18 July, the following was recorded: Virginia Boone County To wit: This day personally appeared before us E. M. Fowler & William Holstein, the undersigned Justice of the peace in Boone Co. Virginia. Nancy Holstein party to the within deed and acknowledged the same to her act and deed and desired me to certify the same to clerk of Boone Co Court that the same might be recorded. E. M. Fowler J.P. William Holstein J.P. On the 22nd of September the following year a deed between Isaac Kirk and his wife Cynthia williams, "daughter & heir of Isaac Williams Dec'd" and Patterson Meadows (who married Cynthia's sister) was made and witnessed by "William Holstine a Justice of the peace. . . Given under myhand this 23rd day of September, 1854." During the next year William Holstine was recorded in Boone County Court Order Book #1 as "The Court this day, June 12, 1855, a majority of the Justices being present proceded to make the following allowances. . . William Holstine $18.00 for 6 days service at $3.00 per day." In 1856 and 1857 William Holstine was responsible for the guardianship of the children of Uriah Ferrell and Henry Williams. The following deed was written by william and for that reason is being included here in part. The reader should remember that standardized spelling did not come into use until about 1900. The deed is from John S. Miller who is turing over to William Holstine, Justice of Peace, the named items for William Holstine to hold in security for the seventy-five dollars for which Miller owed Williams. In case the bond did not get paid, William Holstine, as Justice of the Peace, had the right to sell items and see that the bond was paid. On 3 April, 1858, William Holstine bought from Daniel Javins and his second wife, Caroline Javins, one hundred acres for seventy dollars, the land "lying on the waters of White Creek, a branch of Big Coal River. . ." that land may have been a part of the Nathan Basham Sr. estate since Daniel Jr.'s first wife and William's wife, Nancy, were possible daughters of Nathan Basham and named as heirs in the estate settlement of Nathan Basham (q.v.). The above 1858 land purchase is the only land purchase this researcher has been able to find for William Holstine; however, he must have owned much more land or would not have been referred to in county records as "William Holstine, gent." and "William Holstine, Esq." unless the title was given him because of his prominence in the community as a Justice of the Peace. On 12 May, 1858, William holstine, along with Mitchell O. Clay and William Workman, was appointed commissioner to "superintend the organization of the Militia of this (Boone) County". The order books show no other mention of the county militia until June, 1861, at which time the court ordered: That the sum of $2500.00 be allowed for the benefit of the volunteers of this county and for the other purposes to be indicated by the commissioners appointed to distribute the fund; and it is further ordered that the sheriff of county collect from each Tithable the sum of $1.00 and that the sum of $.25 be taxed on every $100 worth of personal property and real estate to pay said allowance. In April, 1861, William Holstine was one of "the gentlemen Justices who voted on the question of selling ardent spirits by License." William voted against it. Boone County Court Order Book 2, shows that William Holstine was one of the justices in court when george W. Coon was charged with "Felony on 11 September, 1866. George stabbed Squire Thompson. Present. Anderson Barker (q.v.), John Atkins, and William Holstine Gentlemen Justices." On 15 September, 1873, William fell victim of consumption, better known today as tuberculosis, a disease that took many lives in that era. The "Asssessor's book" shows that William died in Kanawha county, so it is possible that he was taken to a hospital in Charleston. During his lifetime, William followed the precedent set by his ancestors; he was active in both civic and military affairs. He was married to Nancy Jane Basham on 4 AUG 1836. 57. Nancy Jane Basham was born in 1819 in Kanawha Co, VA. She has reference number 57. William Holstine and Nancy Jane Basham had the following children: i. Jarvis John Holstine was born in 1838 in Peytona, Kanawha Co, VA. He died in 1915 in Boone Co, WV. Pvt Co K 4th WV Cavalry ii. Samantha E. Holstine was born in 1840 in Kanawha Co, VA. 28 iii. Nathan Madison Holstine. iv. Daniel N. Holstine was born in 1847 in Kanawha Co, VA. He died on 24 JAN 1911 in Winifrede, Kanawha Co, WV. Pvt Co K 4th WV Cavalry v. James H. Holstine was born in 1851 in Boone Co, VA. vi. Sarah S. Holstine was born in 1854 in Boone Co, VA. vii. William P. Holstine was born in 1855 in Boone Co, VA. He died on 16 NOV 1870. viii. Mary Jane Frances Holstine was born on 15 AUG 1857 in Boone Co, WV. She died in JUL 1892 in Kanawha Co, WV. She was buried in East Bank Cem. ix. Arninelda Holstine was born in 1862. 58. James Barnhart was born on 27 SEP 1827 in PA. He died on 17 SEP 1902 in Goldtown, Jackson Co, WV. He has reference number 58. 1049-987 Jackson Co, WV 1860 Barnhart, James 31 PA, Ann 25 VA, Rachel A 7 VA, Wm L 5 VA, Ruth A 3 VA, James H 2 VA, W H 3 mo m VA #232 Jackson Co, WV 1870 Barhart, James 41 PA, Ann 37 VA, Rachel A 18 Jackson Co, Wm L 16 Jackson Co, Ruth A 14 Jackson Co, James H 12 Jackson Co, Calvin P 10 Jackson Co, Harmon H 8 Jackson Co, Phoebe A 6 Jackson Co, Mary K 4 Jackson Co, John S 2 Jackson Co, Virginia R 1/12 Jackson Co P050 Jackson Co, WV 1880 Barnhart, James 52 PA PA PA PA, Margaret 50 wife VA PA PA, Harmon 18 son VA, Mary 16 dau WV, John 13 son WV, Addie L 11 dau WV, Daniel 2 son WV, Ruth Holstein (w) 24 dau VA PA VA, William Holstein 5 son WV, Jacob Holstein 3 son WV He was married to Margaret Ann Rosoly on 4 APR 1850 in Jackson Co, VA.161 59. Margaret Ann Rosoly was born in 1833 in VA. last name possible spellings - Rosoly, Rawley, Rowley, Rollins, or Rawlings She has reference number 59. James Barnhart and Margaret Ann Rosoly had the following children: i. Rachel A. Barnhart was born in 1852 in Jackson Co, VA. ii. William L. Barnhart was born in 1853 in Jackson Co, VA. 29 iii. Ruth Ann Barnhart. iv. James H. Barnhart was born on 12 MAY 1858 in Jackson Co, VA. v. Calvin P. Barnhart was born on 23 APR 1860 in Jackson Co, VA. vi. Harmon H. Barnhart was born in 1862 in Jackson Co, VA. vii. Phoebe A. Barnhart was born in 1864 in Jackson Co, WV. viii. Mary K. Barnhart was born in 1865 in Jackson Co, WV. ix. John S. Barnhart was born in 1867 in Jackson Co, WV. x. Addie L. Barnhart was born in 1869 in Jackson Co, WV. xi. Virginia R. Barnhart was born on 24 JAN 1870 in Jackson Co, WV. xii. Hannah Barnhart was born on 27 OCT 1871 in Jackson Co, WV. xiii. Daniel V. Barnhart was born in 1877 in Jackson Co, WV. 60. Samuel Lewis was born in 1820 in VA. He has reference number 60. May have had a brother, Alexander, living in Union Dist, Putnam Co, VA in 1870 Lewis, Alexander 60, Series 593, Roll 1698, pg 345. Winfield PO, Putnam Co 1860 Lewis, Alexander 50 #390 Jackson Co, VA 1850 Lewis, Samuel 30 VA, Betsy 25 VA, Andrew 10 VA, Sarah A 5 VA, George 6 VA, Jane 4 VA, William 3 VA, Bennet 3 mo VA, Nancy Arrington 60 VA 1860 Putnam Co, VA 1860 Lewis, S 40 m VA, E 40 f VA, G 16 m VA, J 14 f VA, Wm 12 m VA, M E 8 f VA 1860 Putnam Co, VA Glendening family A Lewis 19 m VA, S Lewis 15 f VA #46 Union Twp Putnam Co, WV 1870 Lewis, Samuel 52 VA, Elizabeth 55 VA, William 22 VA, Martha E 18 VA P013 Putnam Co, WV 1880 Lewis, Sam 55 VA, America 48 wife VA, Jane 20 sdau VA, Ann Witherow 23 (w) VA, Pauline 9 WV, Alice 6 WV He was married to Elizabeth McGuire on 25 FEB 1839 in Jackson Co, WV. 61. Elizabeth McGuire was born in 1820 in VA. She has reference number 61. Samuel Lewis and Elizabeth McGuire had the following children: 30 i. Andrew Lewis. ii. George W. Lewis was born in 1842 in Jackson Co, WV. Jackson Co 1860 Jackson Co, WV 1870 Lewis, George W 29 Jackson Co, VA, Anna Eliza 27 Jackson Co, VA, Martha Jane 1 WV, Jane Crites 3 WV, Virginia C Crites 7 WV, Alice Crites 3 WV Jackson Co, WV 1880 iii. Sarah Ann Lewis was born in 1845 in Jackson Co, VA. iv. Jane Lewis was born in 1846 in Jackson Co, VA. v. William Lewis was born on 7 APR 1847 in Jackson Co, VA. He died on 29 NOV 1912. He was buried in Emma Chapel Cem, Putnam Co, WV. 6th WV Vol Inf 1861- 1865 Union Twp, Putnam Co, WV, 1870, Series 593, Roll 1698, pg 344 Lewis, William 24 U032 Putnam Co 1880 Lewis, William 32, Sarah C 29 wife, Martha J 8 dau, Elias L 1/12 May 1880 vi. Bennet Lewis was born in MAY 1850 in Jackson Co, VA. vii. Martha E. Lewis was born in 1852 in Jackson Co, VA. 62. Andrew Reed was born in 1812 in VA. He died before 1860 in Putnam Co, VA. He has reference number 62. lived Putnam Co 1850 #221-229 Reed, Andrew 38, Rachel 37, Elizabeth 18 VA, Michael M 16, Eliza O 14, James E 10, Edward F 8, Charity 6, Olive J 2 He was married to Rachel. 63. Rachel was born in 1813 in VA. She has reference number 63. Andrew Reed and Rachel had the following children: i. Elizabeth Reed was born in 1832 in VA. ii. Michael M Reed was born in 1834 in VA. He died before 1880 in Putnam Co, WV. Union Twp, Putnam Co, WV, 1870, Series M593, Roll 1698, pg 345 Reed, Michael M 35 VA U009 Putnam Co 1880 Reed, Lucinda (w) 42 VA VA VA, Asberry 20 son WV, Elias 18 son WV, James A 16 son WV, Eliza A 11 dau WV, Victoria 7 dau WV, Lavenia 4 WV iii. Eliza O Reed was born in 1836 in VA. iv. James E Reed was born in 1840 in VA. Union Twp, Putnam Co, WV 1870, Series M593, Roll 1698, pg 342 Reed, James E 30 VA U009 Putnam Co, 1880 Reed, James 30 laborer VA VA VA, Arminta 36 wife VA VA VA, Howard 14 son WV, Spicer 10 son WV, Clinton 9 son WV, John C 8 son WV, Edgar 6 son WV, Thomas A 5 son WV, Delia 11 dau WV, Amazetta 2 dau WV, Eliza D 1 dau WV v. Edward F Reed was born in 1842 in VA. He died in 1913. Civil War. Union Twp, Putnam Co, WV 1870, Series M593, Roll 1698, pg 343 Reed, Edward F 27 VA 31 vi. Charity Reed. vii. Olive Jane Reed was born in 1848 in VA. SEVENTH GENERATION 64. Israel Anderson was born in 1781 in MD. He died in 1862 in Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA. He has reference number 64. 1810 PA Census Index Anderson, Israel, Washington Co, 066, Buffaloe Twp 1820 PA Census Index Anderson, Israel, Washington Co, 230, Amwell Twp 1830 PA Census Index Anderson, Israel, Washington Co, 128, Amwell Twp 1840 PA Census Index Anderson, Israel, Washington Co, 221, Amwell Twp 1850 West Bethlehem Twp, Washington Co, PA 735/15 Anderson, Israel 69 farmer MD, Amy 74 NJ, Margaret Martin 45 PA, Bateman Martin 7 PA 1860 PA Census Index Anderson, Israel, Washington Co, 033, Amwell Twp Washington Co, PA, Will Book 8, page 339 Isreal Anderson, of Amwell Township, Washington County, and State of Pennsylvania, being anxious to settle my business, do make and ordain this as my last will and testament. As it is my desire to live with my son, Jesse Anderson and Jemima Anderson, his wife, during my natural life, and as I desire to fully compensate them, for their trouble, I will and bequeath to my daughter, Elisabeth Martin, of the state of Ohio, one feather bed, two pillows, one sheet, one blanket, and two bed quilts. I will and bequeath to my son, John Anderson, one large Iron kettle, having no legs to it, if he will take it, if he, John Anderson, will not take the kettle, I will it to my son, Jesse Anderson and his wife, Jemima. The balance of my estate, both personal and real, I will and bequeath to my son, Jesse and his wife, Jemima, on condition that they shall take care of me during my natural life. And pay all my doctor bills and funeral expenses. Provided, however, either myself or my son, Jesse Anderson, should become dissatisfied, I should go to live with some other person I desire, my executor herin after mentioned to sell my estate at public sale and make unto the purchaser of my real estate a deed therefore and I hereby authorize my executor to make a deed for my real estate, but if my son, Jesse Anderson, shall take good care of me during my natural life it is my desire as before mentioned that he shall have my real estate and all my personal estate not otherwise bequeathed on the above conditions. I hereby appoint and constitute Henry C. Swart, of Amwell Township, Washington County, and State of Pennsylvania, Executor of this my last will and testament. Provided I should leave my son, Jesse Anderson and go to live with some other person, I desire Jesse Anderson and his wife, Jemima, to be fully compensated out of the proceeds of the sale of my estate for taking care of me, also any person that may have the care of me. Witness my hand and seal January 21 day AD 1862. The words his wife inserted before signing. his Isreal X Anderson mark Attest Silas Parker Silas Sharp Washington Co, PA, Deed Book 29, page 537-8, 1 JAN 1810 James Bristor & wife sell 30 acres to Isreal Anderson Washington Co, PA, Deed Book 140, page 40, 4 FEB 1860 Isreal Anderson sells to Samuel Sharp. He was married to Amy. 65. Amy was born in 1776 in NJ. She has reference number 65. Israel Anderson and Amy had the following children: i. Margaret Anderson was born in 1805 in PA. ii. John Anderson was born in 1814 in PA. 32 iii. Jesse Anderson. 68. Vincent Amos51,162,163 was born on 23 AUG 1788 in Baltimore Co, MD. He died on 13 MAY 1859 in Washington Co, PA. He was buried in Bethlehem Luth Cem, Washington Co, PA. He has reference number 68. Vincent was first found on the 1809 West Bethlehem, Washington Co, PA Tax list. 1850 Washington Co, PA census Amos, William 22, Christiana 58, Mary 29, Elizabeth 10 Vincent was living with son, Henry, in the 1850 census. He was married to Christina Myers. 69. Christina Myers162,164 was born in 1792 in PA.165 She died in 1870.165 She was buried in Bethlehem Luth Cem, Washington Co, PA. She has reference number 69. Vincent Amos and Christina Myers had the following children: i. George Amos49 was born in 1810 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 13 AUG 1884 in Washington Co, PA. He was buried in Beth Luth Ch, Washinton, PA. ii. Mordecai Amos49 was born in 1811 in Washington Co, PA. He died after 1894. 34 iii. James Amos. iv. Eliza Amos49 was born on 17 OCT 1815 in Washington Co, PA. She died on 28 DEC 1908 in PA. She was buried in Beth Luth Ch, Washinton, PA. v. Henry Amos49 was born in 1822 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 22 APR 1896 in PA. He was buried in Scenery Hill. vi. William Amos49 was born in JUL 1827 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 19 AUG 1913. He was buried in Scenery Hill. vii. Mary Amos49 was born in 1830 in Washington Co, PA. She died in JUN 1889. She was buried in Scenery Hill. viii. Vincent Amos49 was born in DEC 1832 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 16 MAR 1915 in WV. He was buried in Cameron Cem, Marshall Co, WV. 70. Andrew Curry51 was born in 1795. He died in 1868.166 He has reference number 70. Served in the War of 1812, 1 AUG 1814 to 22 FEB 1815 @ Norfolk, VA. Had 15 children of which I only know of 8. Moved to Washington Co, PA in 1822. Pension #63,101 ???? Canton Twp, Washington Co PA 1850 Curry, Andrew 55 VA, Mary 52 VA, Robert 18 PA, Levi 15 PA, Samuel 12 PA, Sarah 10 PA, Sarah Amos 4 PA Washington Twp Greene Co PA 1850 Curry, John 34 VA, Margaret 29 PA, David I 10 PA, Henry Amos 12 PA Morris Twp, Washington Co, PA 1850 Curry, Jesse 30 PA, Rebecca 42 PA, William 4 PA, Phillip 2 PA, Eliza J Amos 10 PA He was married to Mary Williams on 9 JUL 1814 in Hampshire Co, VA. 71. Mary Williams was born in 1798. She has reference number 71. Andrew Curry and Mary Williams had the following children: 35 i. Elizabeth Curry. ii. Jesse Curry167 was born on 17 MAR 1818 in Shenandoah Valley, VA.168 He died on 27 MAR 1897. He was buried in Mt Hermon, Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA. iii. Andrew Curry was born in 1824 in PA. He died on 19 OCT 1864 in Mellon Station, GA. He was buried in Mellon Station, GA. Pvt Co D 140th Reg PA Vol 21 AUG 1862 @ Washington, PA, mustered in 4 SEP 1862 @ Pittsburgh, PA, wounded & captured @ Chancellorsville, VA May 1, 1863, died @ Mellon Station, GA 19 OCT 1864 while a POW. Buried Lawton National Cemetery, Millen GA, Section A, Grave 85. Pension Application #95 350, minor children received pension #146.362 after their mother's death on 1 AUG 1867. iv. John Curry was born in 1826 in VA. v. William Robert Curry was born in 1832 in PA. vi. Levi Curry was born in 1835 in PA. Was he also in Co D, 140th PA Vol Inf? vii. Samuel Curry was born in 1838 in PA. He died on 2 SEP 1864 in Andersonville, GA. He was buried in Andersonville, GA. Pvt Co C 140th Reg PA Vol 16 AUG 1862 @ Washington Co, PA, Mustered in 4 SEP 1862 @ Pittsburgh, PA, captured at Tolopotomoy on May 31, 1864, died @ Andersonville, GA 2 SEP 1864 while a POW. Pension application #102 747. Grave #7617. viii. Sarah Curry was born in 1840. 72. Nathaniel Hughes III169 was born in 1785 in Greene Co, PA.112 He died on 28 NOV 1854 in PA.112 He was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 72. Lived in Wash Twp in 1840. He was married to Nancy Shearin in 1809.112 73. Nancy Shearin170 was born in 1791 in England.112 She died on 17 APR 1843 in PA.112 She was buried in Bethlehem Bapt Cem, Ruff Crk, Greene Co, PA. She has reference number 73. Nathaniel Hughes III and Nancy Shearin had the following children: 36 i. Andrew S. Hughes. ii. Nathan Hughes IV171 was born in 1813 in Greene Co, PA. iii. Sara Hughes172 was born in 1816 in Greene Co, PA. iv. William Hughes173 was born in 1820 in Greene Co, PA. v. Caleb Shearin Hughes174 was born on 24 DEC 1824 in Greene Co, PA. He died on 22 MAY 1906 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Cameron Cem, Marshall Co, WV. lived Green Valley - east of Cameron vi. Hiram Hughes175 was born in 1827 in Greene Co, PA. vii. Lucy Hughes176 was born in 1830 in Greene Co, PA. viii. John Hughes177 was born in 1833 in Greene Co, PA. 74. Daniel Crayne112,178 was born on 18 MAR 1778 in PA.112 He died on 24 FEB 1854 in PA.112 He was buried in Calvary Bapt Cem, Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 74. He was married to Hannah Clawson. 75. Hannah Clawson179 was born in 1791.112 She died on 20 AUG 1841 in PA.112 She was buried in Calvary Bapt Cem, Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. She has reference number 75. Daniel Crayne and Hannah Clawson had the following children: i. Samuel Crayne180 was born in 1805 in PA. He died on 11 OCT 1866 in Greene Co, PA. He was buried in Calvary Bapt Cem, Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. never married 37 ii. Hannah Crayne. iii. Elizabeth Crayne181 was born on 10 MAR 1816 in Greene Co, PA. She died on 3 DEC 1883. She was buried in Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. iv. Jane Crayne182 was born on 4 MAY 1817 in Greene Co, PA. She died on 12 JAN 1885. She was buried in Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. 76. Sebbeus Main183 was born in 1774. He has reference number 76. Had 2 wives, Abagail and then Elizabeth. Was never married to Mary Keenon Is this our Sebbeus?? 139/139 Aleppo Twp, Greene Co, PA 1850 Mane, Sebeus 64 NJ, Elizabeth 54 PA, Joshua 19 PA, David 17 PA, Else 14 PA, Daniel 12 PA, Phebe 8 PA He was married to Mary Ann Keenon in NY. 77. Mary Ann Keenon184 was born in 1778 in Putnam Co, NY. She has reference number 77. Sebbeus Main and Mary Ann Keenon had the following children: i. Joseph Main185 was born in 1800. moved to Wetzel Co, VA (WV) in 1846 ii. Addison Main186 was born in 1804 in PA. 1850 census Jackson Twp, Greene Co, PA 34-34 Main, Adison 46 PA, Elizabeth 44 PA, Mary 18 PA, David 16 PA, James 14 PA, Simon 12 PA iii. John Main187 was born in 1806. lived Monongalia Co, VA (WV) iv. Sebbeus Main188 was born in 1808. v. James Main189 was born in 1810. 38 vi. Amos Main. vii. William Main190 was born in 1816. 80. Edward Dowler191 died in 1819 in Ohio Co, VA. He has reference number 80. Will written 5 JUN 1819, bk 2, pg 171, Ohio Co, VA. Probated SEP 1820. Executor Edward Morton, George Dowler Daughters Elizabeth & Mary bk 7, page 157, Ohio Co, VA, 10 AUG 1810 Edward Dowler sold to Abraham Coleman for $2 a tract of land of 300 acres on Boggs Run. Coleman to pay Archibold Woods an amount Dowler owes Woods. bk 7, page 451, Ohio Co, VA, 7 JUN 1813 Archibold Woods sells to Edward Dowler 300 acres held by deed of trust bk 7, page 455, Ohio Co, VA, 1 FEB 1813 Edward Dowler & wife, Eleanor sold to Robert Woods 252 acres on Boggs Run for $1008. bk 7, page 502, Ohio Co, VA Hugh Connally and Elizabeth sold to Edward Dowler for $450, 300 acres on Boggs Run. bk 7, page 512, Ohio Co, VA, July 1801 Joseph Hicks consents that son Nathan bind himself as an apprentice to Edward Dowler to learn the art of hatter. To serve as apprentice until he reaches 21 on 22 APR 1810. He was married to Mary. 81. Mary has reference number 81. Edward Dowler and Mary had the following children: 40 i. Rev George Dowler. 82. John Barteaux has reference number 82. French He was married to Margaret Frazier. 83. Margaret Frazier has reference number 83. John Barteaux and Margaret Frazier had the following children: 41 i. Mary Barto. ii. John Barto died in 1848 in Marshall Co, VA. pg 1 Marshall Co 1840 Barto, John 50-60, female 40-50, male 20-30, female 5-10, female 20-30 #2161 Marshall Co 1860 Barto, Margaret 67 MD Will bk 1 page 112 John Barto's Will October 20th, 1848 Know all men by these presents that I John Barto of Marshall County & State of Virginia do declare this to be my last will and testemony. Knowing the uncertaincy of this model life I proseed to make a division of my property in the following manner to wit: in the first place I will to my wife Margaret all of my home farm South East and South West of the Wheeling Road that is to say beginning at the East line in the Big road at W. Blasup line and with the meander of the Wheeling Road to the line of W. Davison land and withe the said Davison's line to W. Harrises land and others south Round to the beginning for the said Margit my wife to hold the for said Real Estate during of her natel life with all the houses and bildens there unto belonging to the said farm I allso will to my wife Margit one half of all my household & kitchen furtice and one half of all my farming uteniels and one half of all my stack on the farm and other article there unto belonging. I allso will to my daughter Hannah Allen the Residue of my Real Estate lying on the north west sid of the Wheeling Road and all so all of my Rail Estate after my said wife deceas and not be for. I allso will that Samuel Dorsey be my Executor after my decas and I further will that if the partys themselves cannot agree in diving of the personal property of the said house hold and kitchen furtue and the stack on the said farm that Samuel Dorsey my Executor shall select two disinteresed persons to divide the said personall property and whatever the said persons does shall be final. I will that Hannah Allen get the other half of my personall property at my decas Equal with her said mother as witness my hand and seal this 20 day of October 18 one thousand eight hundred and forty eight witness Dennis Dorsey John Barto Seth Ingram Mary Ingram Marshall County Court. December Term 1848. The last will and testament of John Barto deceased was proved according to law by the oaths of Dennis Dorsey and Seth Ingram two of the subscribing witnesses thereto and is ordered to be recorded James D Morris clk 88. Abraham Fletcher192 was born on 17 DEC 1755 in Ireland.5 He died on 15 SEP 1795 in Hunterstown, PA.5 He has reference number 88. Irish, Lieutenant, PA, American Revolution, DAR Patriot Index Vol 1, Page 240. Served as Lieutenant in Captain Andrew Patterson's Co, Lieutenant Colonel William Gillilan's 4th Battalion, York County, PA. National Daughters of American Revolution #138375 for Anna Mae Dowler. Fletcher, Abraham PA 1772, 7207, pg 96 7207 = "Record of Indentures of Individuals Bount out as Apprentices, Servants, etc. and of German and other Redemptioners in the Office of the Mayor of the City of Philadelphia, Oct 3, 1771, to Oct 5, 1773". He was married to Jane Twinham on 2 DEC 1779.5 89. Jane Twinham was born on 17 NOV 1752.5 She died on 31 MAR 1834.5 She has reference number 89. Margaret Twinam in Dar Patriot Index, Vol 1, Page 240. Abraham Fletcher and Jane Twinham had the following children: i. John Fletcher was born on 8 OCT 1780. He died on 18 JAN 1827. ii. Margaret Fletcher was born on 5 FEB 1782. She died on 4 MAR 1783. iii. James Fletcher was born on 20 APR 1784. He died on 7 APR 1819. iv. Margaret Fletcher was born on 11 DEC 1785. She died on 26 APR 1828. 44 v. William W Fletcher. vi. Abraham Fletcher was born on 8 DEC 1788. He died on 11 APR 1823. vii. David Fletcher was born on 31 JAN 1791. He died on 23 APR 1821. viii. Thomas Fletcher was born on 19 NOV 1792. He died on 22 JAN 1844. 92. Philip Coe193 was born in 1742 in Morristown, NJ.194 He died on 8 MAY 1818 in Ohio Co, VA. Died in what is now Marshall County He has reference number 92. Carpenter. Pvt 5th Co, 5th Reg, NY Line. 2nd NY Reg discharged 10 NOV 1781. DAR Patriot Index pg 141. After Revolution moved to Mt. Pleasant Twp, Washington Co, PA. In January, 1787 he was engaged to hew timber for the construction of the Washington County Courthouse. About 1800 moved to Ohio Co, VA and farmed & worked for Cecil family building flat boats to take goods and produce down the Ohio and Miss Rivers to New Orleans. No record of his grave has been located. page 692, Abstracts of Rev War Pension Files Coe, Philip R2095, Cont Line, Sol's daughter Hannah Holdren appl 17 FEB 1854, Washington Co, OH. Will 6 NOV 1815, Will Bk 2, pg 102, Ohio Co, VA devisee: Isaac, Philip, Pan, Perlina, Jane, Abagail Coe; Rachel Jones, Elizabeth Hines, Hanah Halren, Ethel Cesarel, Sarah Beeler. On Finley Twp, Washington Co, PA, 1793 Tax List. 1790 PA Census Index, Washington Co Coe, Philip, 1 male over 16, 2 males under 16, 4 females 1810 VA Census Index Coe, Philip, Ohio Co, 20111-01101-00 He was married to Abigail O'Connor about 1776. 93. Abigail O'Connor194 has reference number 93. Philip Coe and Abigail O'Connor had the following children: 46 i. Isaac Newton Coe. ii. Philip Coe Jr. was born on 21 SEP 1784 in Mt Pleasant Twp, Washington Co, PA. He died on 11 MAR 1849 in Cameron, Marshall Co, VA. About 1800, this family moved to what is today Marshall County, West Virginia. He was a carpenter and probably also worked for the Cecil family building flatboats. iii. Sarah Coe. iv. Rachel Coe. v. Elizabeth Coe. vi. Hannah Coe. vii. Hester Coe. viii. Jane Coe. ix. Paulina Coe. x. Pamelia Coe. 94. George Carroll died before 12 DEC 1834.191 He has reference number 94. American Revolution Veteran - Family Tradition pg 70 WV Estate Settlements ( 1753-1850) Will of George Carroll 12 DEC 1834 Devisee - Thomas, George, James, John, Elizabeth, Jacob, William, Mary Carroll, Cabel & Margaret Johnston George Carroll had the following children: i. Thomas Carroll. ii. George Carroll. iii. James Carroll. iv. John Carroll. v. Jacob Carroll. vi. William Carroll. pg 19 Marshall Co 1840 Is this the correct William Carroll, William 30-40, female 20-30, 2 males 0-5, 2 females 0-5 #675 Marshall Co 1850 Carroll, William 65 PA, Priscilla 60 VA, George 28 PA, Elizabeth 25 PA, John B 3 PA, Rosalie 1 PA vii. Mary Carroll. see pg 1397 TCR, she may have married Thomas Keller, Sr viii. Margaret Carroll. 47 ix. Elisabeth Carroll. 96. David Yeater was born in PA. He has reference number 96. Heidi Reiter found a David Yeater in a Hospital/Asylum, Columbus, OH 1850 "Yeaters are from Ireland. Reason was only child although he spoke of a falf brother and there could have been more children by another wife." Mabel Yeater Quigley He was married to Margaret. 97. Margaret was born in PA. She has reference number 97. Maiden name may be Gilbert? David Yeater and Margaret had the following children: 48 i. Reason Yeater. 98. Nathaniel S Shepherd was born in 1789 in Brooke Co, VA. He died on 22 SEP 1864 in Marshall Co, WV.153 He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 98. Farmer, lived at Adeline, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV, after 1834 1840 Marshall Co pg 31 Shepherd, Nath. 50-60, female 50-60, male 10-15, male 15-20, 2 males 20-30, female 5-10, female 10-15, female 15-20 #1519 Marshall Co 1850 Shepherd, Nathaniel 61 VA, Rebecca 63 MD, Benjamin W 25 VA, Mary 23 VA, Nathaniel 20 VA, Keziah 18 VA #974 Marshall Co 1860 Shepherd, Nathaniel 69 VA, Rebecca 71 MD, Nackey 42 VA, Oscar D 20 VA, Francis M 15 VA, Rhoda V 14 VA, Clarrissa J 12 VA, Lena 7 VA, Charles E 5 VA 29 JUN 1822 Nathaniel Shepherd petitioned the Court in Brooke County, VA, to receive 116 acres of land his father had promised to him before his death. Nathaniel's suit was a friendly suit against his mother and his siblings as his father had died intestate. Deed bk 7 pg 174, Brooke Co, VA 10 MAR 1835 Nathaniel and Rebecca Shepherd sell 116 and 114 1/2 acres of land to Samuel Moore, in Brooke County, VA, for the sum of $3450. The first tract of land was conveyed to Nathaniel by deed on 29 JUN 1822 by Jasper Y Doddridge. The second tract was conveyed to Nathaniel by Nemerod Pempnhrey and wife on 26 MAY 1830. Deed bk 2 pg 380 7 APR 1838 Nathaniel Shepherd purchased from Moses Ruckman, Etal 72 1/2 acres of land on Fish Creek. Deed bk 2 pg 475 25 FEB 1839 Nathaniel Shepherd purchased from Samuel burrows 224 acres of land. Deed bk 2 pg 517 25 JUN 1839 Nathaniel Shepherd personal deed from Jacob Shepherd. Deed bk 20 pg 167 1835 Nathaniel Shepherd purchased 1025 acres of land on Fish Creek from Michael Tabler. Deed bk 4 pg 497 15 AUG 1843 Nathaniel Shepherd sold to John Shepherd 72 1/2 acres of land on Fish Creek. Deed bk 13 pg 537 8 JAN 1859 Nathaniel & Rebecca Shepherd sell to Nathan Shepherd 250 acres of land. He was married to Rebecca Lewis in 1814 in Brooke Co, VA. 99. Rebecca Lewis was born in 1787 in MD. She died on 2 DEC 1864 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 99. pg 1844 TCR, John Lewis b 1 MAR 1775, married Elizabeth McKelvey 30 DEC 1801 PA. She was born 4 MAY 1780 and d 7 OCT 1863. John drowned in Wills Creek, OH. This may be Rebecca's brother. Nathaniel S Shepherd and Rebecca Lewis had the following children: i. John O Shepherd195,196 was born in 1815 in Brooke Co, VA. He died in 1900 in MO. lived nr Adeline, ii. Charles B Shepherd195 was born in 1816 in Brooke Co, VA. iii. Kanacka "Nackey" Shepherd195,196 was born on 20 OCT 1817 in Brooke Co, VA. She died on 17 JUL 1900 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Mt Rose Cem, Moundsville, WV. iv. Bazaleel Shepherd195 was born in 1821 in Brooke Co, VA. v. Benjamin Wells Shepherd195 was born on 28 FEB 1823 in Brooke Co, VA. He died on 6 JUL 1913 in Des Moines Co, IA. He was buried in Jagger Cem, Des Moines Co, IA. Stockman, lived Danville, Des Moines Co, IA Methodist Episcopal Church and Danville Lodge, No 48 A. F. & A. M. went to Iowa in the spring of 1854, see his obituary. vi. Hannah G Shepherd195 was born on 11 JAN 1825 in Brooke Co, VA. She died on 7 JAN 1895. 49 vii. Mary Shepherd. viii. Nathaniel Shepherd was born on 4 MAY 1828 in Brooke Co, VA. He died on 10 SEP 1911 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. ix. Keziah Jane Shepherd was born on 20 DEC 1831 in Brooke Co, VA. She died on 7 FEB 1921 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. 100. Jacob Mason was born on 13 NOV 1795 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 4 JAN 1885 in Liberty Dist, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 100. In 1813 while Jacob was over the mountain to get a load of salt, his father died, after which Jacob helped his mother rear the family. Jacob Mason remained on the old home farm, which was located on Fish Creek, above Hazen Fair's Camp (near Horse Shoe Bend) at the mouth of Valley Run, In Marshall Co, VA. Farmer, 100 acres land on Fish Ck in 1828 pg 28 Marshall Co 1840 Mason, Jac. 40-50, female 40-50, 3 males 0-5, male 5-10, male 15-20, female 5- 10, female 10-15 #1487 Marshall Co 1850 Mason, Jacob 54 PA, Hannah 52 PA, Samuel 30 VA, Martha 23 VA, Jeremiah 18 VA, Jacob 18 VA, Henry 14 VA, David 11 VA #976 Marshall Co 1860 Mason, Jacob 64 VA, Hannah 62 VA, David 20 VA #330 Liberty Dist Marshall Co 1870 Mason, Jacob 75 PA, Hannah 72 PA #352 Liberty Dist Marshall Co 1880 Mason, Jacob 83 PA PA PA, Hannah 82 PA PA PA, Jane Travis 51 (w) dau VA, Jacob Boner 28 gson VA, Jerry M Boner 27 gson VA, Wm David 24 gson VA, Henry Boner 22 gson VA, Marcellas 18 gson VA He was married to Hannah Gorby on 25 NOV 1819 in Ohio Co, VA.197 Married by Howson Hooe 101. Hannah Gorby was born in 1798 in Washington Co, PA. She died after 1880 in Liberty Dist, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 101. Jacob Mason and Hannah Gorby had the following children: i. Mary Polly Mason. ii. Rhoda Mason. died young iii. Samuel Mason was born in 1820 in VA. He died on 2 MAR 1856 in Ohio River, Marshall Co, VA.198 50 iv. Job C Mason. v. Martha Ann Mason was born on 24 MAR 1824 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 2 JUL 1900. vi. Elizabeth Jane Mason was born in 1830 in VA. vii. Jeremiah Mason was born on 29 NOV 1831 in nr Adaline, Ohio Co, VA. He died on 12 MAR 1901 in nr Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.199 He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. Farmer lived Glen Easton PO viii. Jacob W Mason was born on 29 NOV 1831 in nr Adaline, Ohio Co, VA. He died on 27 DEC 1878 in nr Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.200 He was buried in Shepherd Ch, Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. ix. Henry Mason was born in 1834 in nr Adaline, Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1920 in nr Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Mason-Richmond, Pleasant Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. x. David Mason was born in 1840 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 18 SEP 1893 in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV.201 He was buried in Ruckman Cem, Rines Ridg, Marshall Co, WV. 102. Samuel Ruckman148 was born about 1771 in NJ. He died on 16 APR 1832 in Ohio Co, VA. will 10 JAN 1832 He has reference number 102. see page 70 APR 1994 TCR, father John Ruckman, mother - Elizabeth R page 140 OCT 1994 TCR 1830 Ohio Co Census, Ruckman, Samuel 50-60 3 males 15-20, male 20-30, 1 females 0-5, 2 females 5-10, female 40-50 Samuel Ruckman and his wife Eleanor, first bought property in Ohio Co, VA, circa 1820. This tract, containing about 140 acres, was on the North Fork of Big Grave Creek. They sold it in 1825 and a few months later purchased another farm containing 130 acres from John Alley. This land was farther up on Fish Creek on Maggotty Camp Run, east of Lynn Camp. Samuel and Eleanor Ruckman had twelve children, six sons and six daughters. Their names were in the will of Samuel dated 10 JAN 1832. He died in the spring of 1832 as his will was probated in MAY of that year. Will 10 JAN 1832, probated MAY 1832. WV Estate Settlements 1753-1850, Ohio Co, VA, bk 3 pg 68. Ruckman, Samuel Will 1-10-1832 DEV Elenor, Moses, John, James, David, Thom, Sam, Elenor, Eliz, and Mary Ruckman, Lucinda Strong, and Sarah Welling. He was married to Elender Barnett. 103. Elender Barnett148 was born about 1770 in NJ. She died on 31 JAN 1845 in Marshall Co, VA. She has reference number 103. 1840 Marshall Co, VA census page 30 Ruckman, Thomas 20-30, 2 females 10-15, female 15-20, female 50-60 Samuel Ruckman and Elender Barnett had the following children: i. Moses Ruckman148 was born in 1799. ii. John Ruckman148 was born in 1800 in Ohio Co, VA. He died before 1885. iii. James Ruckman148 was born on 14 JAN 1810 in Ohio Co, VA. lived Pleasants & Wetzel Co, WV iv. Eleanor Ruckman148 was born in 1811 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 1 JUL 1885 in Marshall Co, WV. v. David Ruckman148 was born in 1812 in Ohio Co, VA. vi. Thomas Jefferson Ruckman148 was born on 23 JUN 1816 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 28 AUG 1888 in Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Ruckman Cem, Rines Ridg, Marshall Co, WV. vii. Samuel Ruckman148 was born in 1820 in Ohio Co, VA. viii. Sarah Ruckman148. ix. Lucinda Ruckman148. 51 x. Anne Ruckman. xi. Elizabeth Ruckman148 was born in 1826 in Ohio Co, VA. She died in 1871 in Marshall Co, WV. never married, lived with her brother Thomas Jefferson Ruckman xii. Margaret Ruckman148 was born in 1833 in Ohio Co, VA. 104. George Yoho was born on 21 DEC 1806 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He died on 17 AUG 1890 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Antioch Cem, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV. He has reference number 104. Farmer, lived near Lynn Camp, Marshall Co, WV. I don't believe George Yoho ever lived near Lynn Camp. In 1996 I visited Sullivan Yoho and he drove me to a point in a field behind his house on Rines Ridge. We could see George's land from that point. Sullivan owned the land until recently. Recollections by Denver Yoho A second raid was made on the Jeremiah Yoho place, led again by a former employee. George Yoho, Jeremiah's father, was lying on the porch taking a nap when they arrived. The soldiers ran a bayonet up the old man's belly, cutting off buttons, but not doing other damage. They took what they wanted and left. A few years later, when the war was over, George was driving a wagon pulled by oxen on the streets of Gallipolis, Ohio. The mud in the street was so bad that a pedestrian had trouble keeping his boots on and had very little control of his movements as he crossed the street. The man who had used the bayonet walked directly in front of George's oxen and within reach of his bullwhip. My grandfather, Charlie Yoho, said, "Grandpap George whipped the clothes off him and said, "Now goddamn you there ain't no Civil War going on"." A grandson of the whipped man lived in the same neighborhood as my grandfather in Cabell County, WV, and my grandfather would repeat this story to me every time we saw the man. William and Mary Yoho lived on a side ridge of Rines Ridge and George Yoho, Mary's brother, lived on a side ridge of Burch Ridge. The houses were in sight of each other, across a hollow. Charles Yoho, grandson of George Yoho, and Elizabeth Emily (known as Em), courted against the will of the families, who disapproved because of the close relationship. Charles would visit, but he was not allowed to talk to Em, but had to talk to her father. His best pants had a patch on each knee. He would cross his legs to hide one patch and hang his cap over the other knee to hide the patch on that leg. They were finally married on their third attempt to elope. (Source: Story told many times by Charles Yoho to his grandson, Denver Clayton Yoho) Deed from John Floyd, Esquire, Governor of Virginia to George Yoho, Jr 1 AUG 1830 Sixty three acres, situate Ohio County on the waters of Whetstone run and bounded as followeth, to wit: Beginning at a hickory and beech, corner to Archibald Woods on the top of Brushy ridge(this isn't the Brushy Ridge off Burch Ridge), thence with said Woods line W40 poles to a poplar; thence S51 E44 poles to two Maples on a point; thence N30 W30 poles to a Black oak on a point, thence S59 W72 poles to a hickory on a point; thence S39 W47 poles to a white walnut in said Woods line; and thence with the same S25 E28 poles to the beginning. This was the original sheepskin deed, now in the possession of Sullivan Blair Yoho. Sullivan drove his pickup up a point above his house and pointed out where the land was. It was east of Sullivan's house, behind the house. I am not sure where the idea came from that George Yoho lived near Lynn Camp, but he was in Franklin District for every census living on his 63 acres of land. Sullivan owned the 63 acres plus additional acreage purchased by Henry Yoho, son of George. At one time the piece contained 355 acres. Sullivan sold the land in 1972. There now, 1996, is a sign on the lane leading to the land, labeled Yoho lane, on Rines Ridge. (TVA) The above land was acquired as follows: 63 acres by George Yoho in 1830. Henry Yoho & Susan Elizabeth Kelley acquired the original 63 acres and purchased additional acres, making the total 279 acres. John Yoho, s/o Henry & Susan, & Kate Franklin had the land for some time, but never really owned the land. The land was then inherited by Blair, Floyd, & Georgie Yoho as the heirs of Kate Franklin Yoho. Blair Yoho purchased the shares of his siblings, Floyd & Georgie Yoho. Blair Yoho purchased an additional 90 acres and he also sold 14 acres, making the total 355 acres. Sullivan Yoho inherited the land from his father, John Yoho. (Told to me by Sullivan Yoho in 1997. TVA) pg 28 Marshall Co 1840, Yoho, George 30-40, wife 30-40, 2 males 0-5, 2 males 5-10 #1416 Marshall Co 1850 Yoho, George 44 farmer $700 VA, Rachel 43 VA, Henry 19 farmer VA, Timothy 16 VA, James 13 VA, Mary 9 VA, Joshua 7 VA, Anne 5 VA, Cassa 2 VA #198 Marshall Co 1860 Yoho, George 53 DO $836 $413 VA, Rachel 52 VA, Joshua 17 VA, Annie 14 VA, Cassa 12 VA, Elizabeth 9 VA, Charles 3 VA #245 Franklin Dist Marshall Co 1870 Yoho, George 64 VA, Hulda 43 VA, Charles 13 OH, Lewis Berge 6 WV #74 Franklin Dist Marshall Co 1880 Yoho, George 74 VA VA PA, Mahulda 50 wife VA VA VA, Lewis 13 son WV VA VA In 1975 my brother, Tim, and I visited Antioch Cem. We found the tombstone for George Yoho face down and sunken in the ground. We spent quite a bit of time digging and working to be able to lift the stone. We didn't have any tools. When we were finally able to lift the stone, it was in excellent shape, in constrast to the stone for his wife, Rachel, which had been upright. I believe Rachel's stone was broken in half. Since that time someone has reset George's stone in a base. (TVA) pg 2007 TCR Lewis Burge died 2 APR 1904, leaving a wife and five children. Lewis Burge married Mary R Ruckman on 30 OCT 1887, Marshall Co, WV. He was a member of the Mt Joy Christian Church, born 8 MAR 1866. pg 12 JAN 1996 TCR. Story by Denver Yoho about Tmothy Yoho, which also lists all the children of George Yoho. He was married to Rachel Garner in 1829 in Ohio Co, VA. 105. Rachel Garner was born on 29 FEB 1808 in Lynn Camp, Ohio Co, VA. She died on 25 SEP 1868 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.153 Liver Complaint She was buried in Antioch Cem, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV. She has reference number 105. According to Sullivan Yoho, Rachel and her sister, Mary were twins. George Yoho and Rachel Garner had the following children: i. Jeremiah Yoho was born in 1830 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 15 MAR 1890 in Gallia Co, Oh. He was buried in Guyan Townhouse Cem, Gallia Co, OH. lived Monroe Co 1850, Mason 1860, Gallia Co 1870, see 1996 Yoho newsletter. 52 ii. Henry M. Yoho. iii. Timothy Yoho was born in 1834 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He died in APR 1912. He was buried in Northview Cem, New Martinsville, WV. Lived at Wells Bottom. iv. James M Yoho202,203,204 was born on 21 MAY 1837 in Marshall Co, VA.153 He died on 21 MAY 1894 in Howard, Greenfield Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.153 He was buried in Mt Joy Cem, Pleasant Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. v. Mary Yoho was born on 16 DEC 1841 in Marshall Co, VA. She died on 11 DEC 1927 in New Martinsville, Wetzel Co, WV. She was buried in Freedom Cem, Wetzel Co, WV. nicknamed Polly vi. Joshua Yoho was born on 18 MAY 1843 in Marshall Co, VA. He died on 14 FEB 1922 in Howard, Greenfield Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.205 He was buried in Mt Joy Cem, Pleasant Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.28 vii. Anna Bell Yoho was born on 10 NOV 1845 in Marshall Co, VA. She died on 1 JUN 1924 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Jolliffe Cem, Silver Hill, Wetzel Co, WV. Had 6 children 4 of whom were alive in the 1900 census. viii. Catherine Yoho was born on 15 APR 1848 in Marshall Co, VA. She died on 7 AUG 1916 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Antioch Cem, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV. Nicknamed Cassie. ix. Elizabeth Yoho was born on 24 MAY 1851 in Marshall Co, VA. She died in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in H Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. 106. John Kelley died in 1838 in Marshall Co, VA. He has reference number 106. Came from Hampshire Co, VA in 1838 with his wife, Eleanor, and 16 yr old Henry Holmes, and two slaves, Dennis and Minerva MaGruder. John died two weeks after their arrival. The slaves were later set free but continued to live with the family. He was married to Eleanor Arnold. 107. Eleanor Arnold was born in 1805 in VA. She died on 14 JAN 1869 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Kelley Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 107. pg 12 Marshall Co 1840 Kelly, Ann 60-70, 2 males 30-40 #256 Marshall Co 1850 Jenney, Ellen 45 VA, Washington Kelley 22 VA, Cassa Kelley 21 VA, Rhoda C Kelley 20 VA, Susan E Kelley 16 VA, John R Kelley 12 VA, Emily A Jenney 8 VA, Isabella Jenney 5 VA #274 Marshall Co 1860 Jenny, Eleanor 54 VA, Emily 17 VA, Isabel 14 VA, John R Kelley 20 VA, James Drury 21 VA. John Kelley and Eleanor Arnold had the following children: i. Washington Kelley was born on 6 JUN 1828 in VA. He died on 27 JUN 1908 in Marshall Co, WV.206 lived nr Lynn Camp ii. Rhoda C. Kelley was born in 1830 in VA. She died on 22 DEC 1895 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Kelley Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. 53 iii. Susan Elizabeth Kelley. iv. John Randolph Kelley was born in 1838 in Marshall Co, VA. He died in 1916. 108. Peter Ruegsegger207 was born on 13 AUG 1809 in Lake Ruegsegger, Switzerland. He died on 15 NOV 1886 in Switzerland Twp, Monroe Co, OH.208 He has reference number 108. He was buried in Potters Cem, Beallsville, OH. When Peter was nine years old, his father brought most of the family to America. They left in the spring of 1819 and went by foot to Le Harve, France, where they boarded a ship to Baltimore, Maryland. It was a 13 week voyage at sea, and it was the custom in those days for sailing ships to hail other passing ships, stating port of departure and destination - so Peter's only English when he landed in America was, "From Harve de Grass to Baltimore." The family settled in Monroe County, Ohio, where they were farmers. After his marriage Peter took up a homestead in Monroe County, OH. The home he built was still standing as of 1960. He was married to Laura Hannah Powell on 18 MAR 1833. 109. Laura Hannah Powell209 was born on 10 MAY 1815 in Powhatan Pt, Belmont Co, OH. She died on 13 FEB 1897 in Clarington, Monroe Co, OH. She was buried in Potters Cem, Beallsville, OH. Peter Ruegsegger and Laura Hannah Powell had the following children: i. Elizabeth Ruegsegger210 was born on 25 JAN 1834. ii. Mary Ann Ruegsegger210 was born on 13 AUG 1835. iii. Samuel Ressegger was born on 2 MAY 1837. He died in 1923. may have married Roda M. Williams, page 14, JAN 1994 TCR 54 iv. Henry Ressegger. v. Levi Ruegsegger210 was born on 30 MAY 1843. vi. William Ruegsegger210 was born on 20 SEP 1845 in OH. vii. John Ruegsegger210 was born on 12 NOV 1847. viii. Louisa Ruegsegger210 was born on 5 MAR 1850. She died on 14 APR 1917. ix. Rachel Ruegsegger210 was born on 24 APR 1852. She died on 19 MAR 1936. x. Emily Ruegsegger211 was born on 13 AUG 1858 in OH. She died on 30 MAY 1933. Living with her sister, Louisa and her husband, William John Baker in the 1880 Wetzel Co census. Also in the house was a brother, Samuel 44. xi. Peter Ruegsegger was born on 6 NOV 1860. He died on 6 JAN 1906 in Roane Co, WV. 112. Henry Holston212 was born in 1791 in Craig's Ck, Botetourt Co, VA. He died between 1856 and 1860 in Boone Co, VA. He has reference number 112. 1817 - 1840 - Kanawha Co, 1850 - Boone Co. Operated a Tavern in Boone Co in 1856. Never married Ellen Wilson, mother of William Holstine. 113. Ellen Wilson was born in 1798. She died between 1850 and 1860 in Boone Co, VA. She has reference number 113. Ellen Wilson and Henry Holston never married. Ellen was living with son William Holstine in 1850 census. Henry Holston and Ellen Wilson had the following children: 56 i. William Holstine. 114. Nathan Basham Sr. was born in 1790 in VA. He died before AUG 1851 in Boone Co, VA. He has reference number 114. He was married to Mary (Polly) Lewis before 1812. 115. Mary (Polly) Lewis has reference number 115. Nathan Basham Sr. and Mary (Polly) Lewis had the following children: i. Leah Basham was born in 1812 in Monroe Co, VA. She died on 6 JUN 1886 in Boone Co, WV. ii. Mahala Basham was born in 1814 in Monroe Co, VA. She died in 1857. iii. Paulina Basham was born in 1818 in VA. 57 iv. Nancy Jane Basham. v. Nathan Basham was born in 1825. 116. H Barnhart died before 1860. He has reference number 116. He was married to Sarah Love. 117. Sarah Love was born in 1786 in PA. She died on 26 DEC 1873 in Jackson Co, WV. She has reference number 117. H Barnhart and Sarah Love had the following children: 58 i. James Barnhart. ii. Elizabeth Barnhart was born in 1828. EIGHTH GENERATION 128. Jacob Anderson was born about 1750. He died in 1820 in Washington Co, PA. He has reference number 128. Washington County Will Book 3, page 391 Written 15 OCT 1820, recorded 19 DEC 1820. Now all hoom it may concern that I Jacob Anderosn of Amwell township Washington County Pennsylvania being in a sound state of minde do ordane and make this my last will and testament. To my son Jacob I bequeath forty akers to berun of the plase I live on agrabel to an articil between are in the hands of Thomas Vennum and the rest of my Estate after my funeral expences and just debts is pade the use of it to my wife her naterl lif and at hir deth to be sold and divided equel between my children as follows after paying to my sons James and Jacob two dollars each, to wit Rachel Titel, Lidy Trusler, Isral, John, Hannah, Peggy, Boszel, and Sally. and do autherise and apoynt Thos Vennum and Margaret my wife my exeterrs to carey this my will into execution. As witness my han October the 15, 1820 and sele. his Jacob X Anderson mark Test Andrew Larison Edward Smith A Jacob Anderson appears on the 1793 Amwell tax list. 1790 PA Census Index Anderson, Jacob, Washington Co, 2 males over 16, 2 males under 16, 6 females 1800 PA Census Index Anderson, Jacob, Washington Co, 694, 01101-20001-00 1810 PA, Census Index Anderson, Jacob, Washington Co, 066, Bufflalo Twp 1820 PA, Census Index Anderson, Jacob, Washington Co, 229, Amwell Twp He was married to Margaret. 129. Margaret has reference number 129. Jacob Anderson and Margaret had the following children: i. Jacob Anderson. ii. James Anderson. iii. Rachel Anderson. iv. Lydia Anderson was born about 1770. v. Margaret (Peggy) Anderson. vi. Hannah Anderson. vii. Sarah Anderson. 64 viii. Israel Anderson. ix. John Anderson. 136. Mordecai Amos162,213 was born in 1749 in Baltimore Co, MD. He died in 1836 in Marshall Co, VA. He has reference number 136. lived Baltimore Co till 1801-1810, West Beth Twp, Wash Co, PA 1810-20, Ohio Co, VA 1820-1825. pg 1681 TCR Mordecai Amos owned property in Harford Co, MD in 1787. This property was called Amosses Purchase which consisted of 78 1/4 acres. Mordecai sold this property to John Hall, March 16, 1801. Mordecai left MD sometime between 1801 and 1810, as the next place he shows up is in the 1810 and 1820 census in West Bethlehem Twp, in Washington Co, PA. He then moved his family to Ohio Co, VA between 1820 and 1825. I know this from information obtained from the Ohio Co Court House, in a case where Mordecai Amos vs Peter Crow---the year 1825 and continued through 1826. I have no record of him actually buying property until March 1830, when he bought a little over 74 acres for one hundred dollars. He also bought 102 acres, this same year, for two hundred and fifty-five dollars. Mordecai lived and worked on most of this land until his death in 1836. His Wife, Rachel then lived on the farm until her death in 1844. His will was written November 8, 1835. It is recorded at both Ohio and Marshall Counties Court Houses. The will was signed with his "X" and witnessed by Jefre Burch, David Rush, and Samuel Crow. The Appraisement of the Estate of Mordecai Amos was done by James Amos from 1836 to 1839. Linda K Wade page 1682 TCR He was married to Hanna. 137. Hanna162,214 died before 1795 in MD. She has reference number 137. Mordecai Amos and Hanna had the following children: 68 i. Vincent Amos. ii. Mordecai Amos162,215 was born on 18 MAY 1790 in Baltimore Co, MD. He died in 1884. iii. Hanna Amos162,216 was born on 30 JUL 1792 in Baltimore Co, MD. She died about 1828 in Ohio Co, VA. iv. Thomas Amos162,217 was born on 27 APR 1794 in Baltimore, MD. 138. George Myers165 has reference number 138. He was married to Frances Hirsch. 139. Frances Hirsch has reference number 139. Her maiden name was anglicized to Harsh from Hirsch. George Myers and Frances Hirsch had the following children: 69 i. Christina Myers. 144. Nathaniel Hughes II52 died about 1817 in Greene Co, PA. He was born in MD. He has reference number 144. Served Capt James Archers Militia - Land Grant "Mt Pleaseant" 6 FEB 1788. American Revolution Veteran. He was married to Leah. 145. Leah has reference number 145. Nathaniel Hughes II and Leah had the following children: i. Joseph Hughes was born in Greene Co, PA. ii. Sarah Hughes was born in Greene Co, PA. iii. Elizabeth Hughes was born in Greene Co, PA. iv. Jemima Hughes was born in Greene Co, PA. v. James Hughes was born in Greene Co, PA. vi. William Hughes was born in Greene Co, PA. vii. Susannah Hughes was born in Greene Co, PA. viii. Richard Hughes was born about 1775 in Greene Co, PA. 72 ix. Nathaniel Hughes III. x. John Hughes was born about 1800 in Greene Co, PA. He died before 2 MAR 1847. 146. Henry Shearin218,219 has reference number 146. He was married to Sarah Miller. 147. Sarah Miller220 has reference number 147. Henry Shearin and Sarah Miller had the following children: 73 i. Nancy Shearin. 148. Silas Crayne221,222 was born in 1737 in NJ. He died on 30 JUL 1835 in Washington Twp, Greene Co, PA. He was buried in Calvary Bapt Cem, Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 148. Revolutionary Veteran - Pennsylvania Militia. Served in Captain Benjamin Stites Company of Morgan Township Militia. Lived on Crayne's Run branch of Ruff's Creek He was married to Jane. 149. Jane was born in 1748. She died on 25 JAN 1845 in PA. She was buried in Calvary Bapt Cem, Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. She has reference number 149. Silas Crayne and Jane had the following children: i. Jane Crayne223. ii. Stephen Crayne224 was born in 1774. He died on 22 JAN 1833 in Greene Co, PA. He was buried in Calvary Bapt Cem, Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. 74 iii. Daniel Crayne. iv. John Crayne225 was born in 1779. He died on 1 DEC 1839. He was buried in Edwards School House. v. Samuel Crayne226 was born in 1784. He died on 27 OCT 1853. He was buried in Calvary Bapt Cem, Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. vi. Phoebe Crayne227 died in DEC. She was buried in Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. vii. Sarah Crayne228 was born in 1787. She died on 15 NOV 1861. She was buried in Lippencott, Greene Co, PA. viii. Mary Crayne229. ix. Rebecca Crayne230. 152. Sebbeus Main231 was born about 1753. He has reference number 152. lived Carmel, Putnam Co, NY He was married to Mary Hovey. 153. Mary Hovey232 has reference number 153. Sebbeus Main and Mary Hovey had the following children: 76 i. Sebbeus Main. ii. Joshua Main233 was born on 15 AUG 1801. He died on 1 APR 1881. 184. Benjamin Coe194 was born in 1709 in Jamaica, Long Island, NY. He died after 1790 in Tarentum, PA. He has reference number 184. On 8 SEP 1756, a corporation charter was granted to the Morristown Presbyterian Church by Governor Belcher, and Benjamin Coe was named as one of the seven charter trustees, and his name appears on the records of their meeting down to 12 SEP 1777, when he was dismissed to the Redstone Presbytery, Westmoreland County, PA (now Brownsville, Fayette County, PA), to oversee its operation. After the revolutionary War, Benjamin moved his family to a place on the Allegheny River, which was called "Coe's Station", now tarentum. In the 1790 census, his name appears in Allegheny County as head of household of 5 males over sixteen, 4 males under 16, and 4 females. This enumeration evidently includes the families of his two sons, Ebenezer and Benjamin, who do not appear anywhere themselves as heads of families in that census. No further record of Benjamin has been found. He was married to Rachel Prudden about 1735. 185. Rachel Prudden194 was born in 1718. She died on 20 DEC 1776 in Morristown, NJ. She has reference number 185. Benjamin Coe and Rachel Prudden had the following children: i. Ebenezer Coe was born in 1736. ii. Abigail Coe was born in 1738. iii. Sarah Coe was born in 1739. 92 iv. Philip Coe. v. Phebe Coe was born in 1743. vi. Patience Coe was born in 1745. vii. Uzal Coe was born in 1747. viii. Lt Benjamin Coe was born in 1748 in Morristown, NJ. He died in 1833 in Tarentum, PA. Was he a Private in the Washington County Militia, American Revolution. ix. Moses Coe was born in 1750. x. Peter Coe was born in 1753. xi. Patience Coe was born in 1755. xii. Rachel Coe was born in 1757. xiii. Jane Coe was born in 1759. xiv. Elizabeth Coe was born in 1761. 192. Andrew Yeater234 was born in 1760 in Mifflin Co, PA. He died on 9 AUG 1829. He has reference number 192. pg 767 DAR Patriot Index. Lived 1760 Mifflin Co, PA, came to Greene Co in 1812,War of 1812. 10th PA Reg - Capt Richard Homptons Reg - Revolution 1776 - 1781. 1820 Center Twp, Greene Co, PA Yater, Andrew 1---1-2-2---1-- 193. Wife has reference number 193. Andrew Yeater and Wife had the following children: i. John Yeater died on 9 AUG 1829. 96 ii. David Yeater. iii. Jacob Yeater. iv. Joseph Yeater. v. Elizabeth Yeater. vi. Katherine Yeater. vii. Daughter Yeater. viii. Female Yeater. ix. Benjamin Yeater was born on 1 JUN 1803 in Greene Co, PA. Settled in Doddridge Co, VA. x. Andrew Yeater was born in 1779 in PA. xi. William Yeater was born in 1803. 196. John Shepherd195,235,236 was born about 1753 in Queen Anne Co, MD. He died on 1 MAY 1815 in Brooke Co, VA. He was buried in Kadiz Chapel Cem, Hukill Run Rd, Brooke Co, WV. Kadez Chapel @Beech Bottom @ Post Office take right follow 49 hill to top @ forks go right follow to Kadez Chapel, second church. He has reference number 196. 1810 Census Shepherd, John 45 & up, 3 males under 10, 1 male 10-16, 2 males 16-26, 1 slave 1830 Brooke Co, VA Shepherd, Leah 60-70, 1 male 5-10, 2 males 20-30 Arrived in Brooke Co in 1787 Bought 196 acres in Brooke Co from Derrick Hogland on 7 JUL 1794 (Ohio Co, VA, bk 2, pg 205) for 200 L, part of an original survey done in 1781 and recorded in Richmond, VA. He later sold 100 acres of this land to his brother Nathan on 6 APR 1795 (Ohio Co, VA, bk 3, pg 98). He called his land "Shepherd's Mansion Farm". Although John Shepherd bought and sold many tracts of land, this is where he lived, died, and raised his family. John Shepherd died intestate in 1817. There were extensive land holdings and the estate was not settled until 1838. In 1793-4, John Shepherd, of Ohio Co, VA, and his brother Nathan, then of Rowan Co, NC, went to Queen Anne Co, MD, to settle the estate of their father, William Shepherd. There are numerouse deeds, recorded in Maryland, to settle the estate of William, which prove the descent from Francis to William to William to John & Nathan Shepherd. John Shepherd purchased Sec 30 Twp 5 Range 3 (620 Acres) 8 DEC 1808 original purchase. He sold 414 acres 5 JAN 1810 to Henry Neff and Henry Neff, Jr. Also sold some acres on 17 SEP 1816? Was in partnership with Jeremiah Burris. Note that his sister married a Burris. He was married to Leah Linder. 197. Leah Linder237,238,195 was born in 1763 in Frederick Co, VA. She died after 1836 in Brooke Co, VA. She was buried in Kadiz Chapel Cem, Hukill Run Rd, Brooke Co, WV. She has reference number 197. Signed a deed on 21 DEC 1836 (bk 12, pg 88) in Brooke Co, VA, but is not on the 1840 census. John Shepherd and Leah Linder had the following children: i. William Shepherd196,195,236 was born in 1787 in Brooke Co, VA. He died in JUN 1845 in Pultney Twp, Belmont Co, OH. 10 SEP 1838 98 ii. Nathaniel S Shepherd. iii. Mary Shepherd196,195 was born in 1791 in Brooke Co, VA. iv. Margaret Shepherd196,195 was born in 1792 in Brooke Co, VA. She died on 23 SEP 1866 in Doudsville, Belmont Co, OH. v. Ruhama Shepherd196,195 was born in 1785 in Brooke Co, VA. She died before 1841 in Marshall Co, VA. vi. Benjamin Shepherd195 was born on 30 SEP 1797 in Brooke Co, VA. He died on 10 APR 1863 in Rosbys Rock, Marshall Co, VA. vii. Jacob Shepherd195 was born in 1800 in Brooke Co, VA. He died on 27 SEP 1887 in Tyler Co, WV. He was buried in Lazear's Chapel, Tyler Co, WV. viii. Jeremiah Shepherd195 was born in 1804 in Brooke Co, VA. He died in 1859 in Marshall Co, VA. ix. Rachel Shepherd195 was born in 1806 in Brooke Co, VA. She died after 1869 in Brooke Co, VA. x. Artimacy Shepherd195 was born in 1808 in Brooke Co, VA. She died in 1859 in Marshall Co, VA. 200. Samuel B Mason was born in 1767. He died in 1813 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He was buried in Greenwood Cem, Wheeling, WV. He has reference number 200. Came to Fish Creek from VA. Other sources say he came from Washington Co, PA. We have not been able to find a Samuel Mason in the 1810 census for VA or PA. He was married to Mary Belle. 201. Mary Belle was born in 1770. She died on 24 SEP 1848 in Wheeling, Ohio Co, VA. She was buried in Greenwood Cem, Wheeling, WV. She has reference number 201. lived in Ohio Co 1830, 1840 Samuel B Mason and Mary Belle had the following children: 100 i. Jacob Mason. ii. Rhoda Mason was born in 1801 in VA. She died on 22 NOV 1890 in McMechen, Marshall Co, WV.239 She was buried in Vince Yoho Farm, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. iii. Samuel Mason Captain was born on 25 DEC 1803. He died on 10 APR 1878. He was buried in Greenwood Cem, Wheeling, WV. Boat Builder, page 115 Mar Co Hist 1984 iv. Henry Mason Captain was born in 1806 in MD. He died in 1878. He was buried in Greenwood Cem, Wheeling, WV. Originally buried at McMechen Cem, removed on 11 MAY 1893 to Greenwood Cem, Wheeling, WV Boat Builder, page 115 Hist Mar Co, 1984 v. Jeremiah Mason was born on 24 JUL 1809. He died on 19 MAR 1883. He was buried in Greenwood Cem, Wheeling, WV. vi. Jane Mason. vii. Mary Ann Mason was born in 1814 in Ohio Co, VA. She died about 1845 in Noble Co, OH. 202. Job Gorby204 was born in 1760 in Chester Co, PA. He died in 1841 in Hiramsburg, Noble Co, OH. He was buried in Coal Ridge, Noble Co, OH. He has reference number 202. Scout during War of 1812. Lived Westmoreland Co 1783, Fayette Co 1785, Wash Co 1788, Greene Co 1798, moved to Ohio, then to Ohio Co, VA, near Majorsville. 1816 he moved to some land near Hiramsburg, Noble Co, OH. He was married to Nancy (Hannah) Richmond about 1793 in Washington Co, PA. 203. Nancy (Hannah) Richmond204 was born in 1770 in Lancaster, PA. She died in 1856 in Hiramsburg, Noble Co, OH. She was buried in Coal Ridge, Noble Co, OH. She has reference number 203. Job Gorby and Nancy (Hannah) Richmond had the following children: i. Eli Gorby was born in 1794. He died in 1794. ii. Levi Gorby was born in 1794. He died in 1794. iii. Elizabeth Gorby was born in 1796. Betsy 101 iv. Hannah Gorby. v. Eli Gorby was born in 1800. vi. John Gorby was born in 1802. vii. Thomas Gorby was born on 6 OCT 1804 in Majorsville, Ohio Co, VA. He died on 8 MAY 1879 in Greene Co, KY. viii. Levi Gorby was born in 1806. ix. Martha Gorby was born in 1808. x. David Gorby Rev. was born in 1810. xi. Nancy Gorby was born in 1812. xii. Rachel Gorby was born in 1815. 204. John Ruckman148 was born in 1744 in Hunterdon Co, NJ. He died on 25 DEC 1841 in Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA. He was buried in Amity Pres Ch, Amwell Twp, Wash Co, PA. He has reference number 204. Captain John Stout's Co, 3rd Reg, Hunterdon, NJ. Will Bk 6, pg 25, written 23 JAN 1832, proved 1 MAR 1842, had at least 10 children. He was married to Elizabeth R in 1770 in Princeton, NJ. by Dr. Witherspoon, 205. Elizabeth R148 was born in 1743 in NJ. She died on 26 SEP 1852 in Amity, Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA. She was buried in Amity Pres Ch, Amwell Twp, Wash Co, PA. She has reference number 205. John Ruckman and Elizabeth R had the following children: 102 i. Samuel Ruckman. ii. John Ruckman148 was born in AUG 1782 in Hunterdon Co, NJ. He died about 1862 in Ritchie Co, VA. iii. Anne Ruckman148 was born in 1784 in Hunterdon Co, NJ. She died on 1 MAY 1832 in Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA. She was buried in Amwell Twp, Washington Co, PA. iv. Catherine Ruckman148. v. Rachel Ruckman148. vi. Margaret Ruckman148. vii. Elizabeth Diana Ruckman148. viii. Sarah V Ruckman148. 208. Henry Yoho was born on 25 JUL 1781 in Greene Twp, Washington Co, PA. Calculated from tombstone, date of death is 5 DEC 1862, 81 yr, 4 mo, 10 ds. Place of birth assumed from the fact his father was living in Greene Twp, Washington Co, PA in 1784 and also was in the Washington Co, PA Malitia in 1780. I don't believe there were many settlers living in WV during the year of Henry's birth because of Indian troubles. He died on 5 DEC 1862 in nr Graysville, Marshall Co, VA. He was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 208. Lived Fish Creek, nr Graysville, Marshall Co, WV. At the death of his father, Peter, Henry bought out his brothers and sisters share of his father's property. 1810 Ohio Co 2 sons 0-10, male 16-26, female 16-26 Did Henry live in Tyler Co during the 1820 census? 1830 Ohio Co, VA census pg 256 Yoho, Henry 40-50, wife 40-50, male 5-10, male 10-15, male 20-30, female 0-5, 2 females 10-15, 2 females 15-20 #384 Marshall Co 1850 Yoho, Henry 66 farmer $4,000 VA, Annabell 60 PA #256 Marshall Co 1860 Yoho, Henry 76 farmer $11,000 $270 PA, Anabell 73 PA #16 Franklin Dist, Marshall Co, WV 1870 Yoho, Annabel 84 PA living with son, Peter Merged General Note: Problem: Henry Yoho appears in the Ancestral File more than once: KNR2-DN, JGDN-FQ. Problem: Was the date of birth, 25 Oct 1781 or as reported by Catharine Fedorchak, from the tombstone, 26 Oct 1781? Or was it as reported by Finnicum and Briggs, 25 Jul 1781, who also report that some records give his birth as 26 Oct 1781. Henry Yoho lived at Fish Creek, Graysville, Ohio/Marshall County VA/WV. He bought his father's farm from the other 10 heirs. . . Henry Yoho Jr. Obtains Land from 9 of the Heirs of Peter Yoho 24 Mar 1828. This indenture made this twenty-fourth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight between John Yoho and Mary his wife, Samuel Yoho and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Yoho and Sarah his wife, of the County of Monroe, Ohio, Jacob Yoho and Margaret his wife, Lewis Yoho and Elenor his wife, Isaac Yoho and Rhody his wife, William Yoho and Rebecca his wife, Christian Gatts and Mary his wife, Elizabeth Yoho of the county of Ohio, Virginia of the one part and Henry Yoho Jr. of said County of Ohio and State of Virginia of the other part . witnesseth that the said John Yoho and Mary his wife, Peter Yoho and Sarah his wife, Samuel Yoho and Elizabeth his wife, Jacob Yoho and Margaret his wife, Lewis Yoho and Eleanor his wife, Isaac Yoho and Rhody his wife, William Yoho and Rebecca his wife, Christian Gatts and Mary his wife, Elizabeth Yoho being heir of Peter Yoho deceased for in consideration of the sum of four hundred and fifty dollars to them in hand paid of and before ensealing and delivery of the presents the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained and sold and doth by these presents grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Henry Yoho Jr. his heirs and assigns forever a certain piece of land in Ohio County and State of Virginia on Fish Creek being part of an original survey granted to Abijah McLain by patent having date of the first day of September seventeen hundred and ninety[,] one hundred and seventy acres of which being the land hereby intended to be conveyed was conveyed by said Abijah McLain to the said Peter Yoho deceased being nine undivided shares or parts of said 170 acres the whole consisting of eleven undivided shares or parts and the said 170 acres is bounded as follows . beginning at a gum and beech on the bank of Fish Creek on the line of the original survey thence by land conveyed to Henry Yoho Jr. North 24 degrees forty-five and a half poles to a small hickory thence North 23 degrees one hundred and fifty poles to three birches in the firks thence South 44 degrees West forty-six poles to a ?? thence South 74 degrees West ninety-four poles to a Sugar tree on the bank of said drain thence South 74 degrees West thirty- eight poles to a Hoop ash on the creek then South 17 degrees East ninety-two poles thence South 36 degrees East fifty-seven poles to a beech and spanish oak on the creek corner to the original survey thence with a line of the same North 86 degrees East one hundred and thirty-two poles to the beginning containing one hundred and seventy acres be the same more or less the said nine elevenths parts of the said above named survey being sold by the bulk or piece and not by the acre together with all singular tenemints ? and appurtenances to the said eleventh parts belonging or in anywise appertaining to any part of said 170 acres that said nine parts may fall by lot should a division take place to the said Henry Yoho Jr. his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use deed behoof him the said Henry Yoho Jr. his heirs and assigns forever to have and to hold the said nine eleventh part of the said described piece or parcel of land therewith all the tenements and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said Henry Yoho Jr. his heirs and assigns forever and the said John Yoho and Mary his wife, Samuel Yoho and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Yoho and Sarah his wife, Jacob Yoho and Margaret his wife, Lewis Yoho and Elenor his wife, Isaac Yoho and Rhody his wife, William Yoho and Rebecca his wife, Christian Gatts and Mary his wife, and Elizabeth Yoho for themselves and their heirs doth convenant promise and agree to and with said Henry Yoho Jr. his heirs and assigns that they the said John Yoho and Mary his wife, Samuel Yoho and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Yoho and Sarah his wife, Jacob Yoho and Margaret his wife, Lewis Yoho and Elinor his wife, Isaac Yoho and Rhody his wife, William Yoho and Rebecca his wife, Christian Gatts and Mary his wife, and Elizabeth Yoho have here unto set their hands and seals the day and year first before written. John Yoho & Mary Yoho, Samuel Yoho & Elizabeth Yoho, Peter Yoho & Sarah Yoho, Jacob Yoho & Margaret Yoho, Lewis Yoho & Elinor Yoho. Isaac Yoho & Rhody Yoho, William Yoho & Rebecca Yoho, Christian Gatts & Mary Yoho, Elizabeth Yoho -O- . . Peter Yoho Estate Settlement, Ohio Co., VA/WV, 21 Oct 1823, Book 3, pp 273-278. The 170 acres of land was bought by his son, Henry Yoho, Jr., from the other 10 heirs (brothers and sisters) in two transactions. The first purchase took place on March 24, 1828, Ohio Co. Deed Book 14, pp 202-206 when he purchased 9 shares. The 10th share was purchased from the heirs of Margaret (Yoho) Archer of Clay Co. IN on Sept. 29, 1834, Ohio Co., Deed Book 19, pp 379- 380. Peter Yoho had 11 children, so the 11th share went to Henry Yoho, Jr. as his inheritance right. (Furnished by Denver C. Yoho) . . According to Finnicum and Briggs, there is a record at the Marshall County Courthouse which says his age at death was, 81 years, 4 months, 10 days. . The cemetery where Henry Yoho is buried, located just above Graysville, WV is sometimes called the Fish Creek Cemetery and sometimes the Yoho Cemetery. . Denver Yoho writes: This person was called Henry Yoho Jr. to distinguish him from his uncle who was called, Henry Sr. . He was married to Annabelle Buchanan about 1805. 209. Annabelle Buchanan was born on 23 NOV 1780 in PA. Tombstone has date of death, 31 JAN 1873, 92 yr, 2 mo, 8 ds. Birth calculated from the date of death and her age. Anna Belle consistently said she was born in PA in the census but I believe her father never lived in PA. Unless they were also there during an Indian uprising. She died on 31 JAN 1873 in Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 209. According to Hardesty's History, the mother of Seth J Parsons is still residing in Marshall Co. Her mother died in this county 3 JAN 1863 at the age of 87 years, having been an active member of the Methodist Church for seventy years. pg 1889 TCR. Henry Yoho and Annabelle Buchanan had the following children: 104 i. George Yoho. ii. Peter Yoho was born on 12 DEC 1808 in Ohio Co, VA. date of birth calculated from date of death, 23 MAR 1887 and 78 yr 3 mo 11 ds. He died on 23 MAR 1887 in Graysville, Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. iii. Margaret Yoho was born on 13 FEB 1813 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 6 AUG 1887 in Marshall Co, WV.240 She was buried in Parsons Cem, Burch Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. Lived Burch Ridge, Methodist Episcopal. Was a twin to Catherine Yoho. iv. Catherine Yoho was born on 13 FEB 1813 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. She died on 21 JUL 1876 in Wetzel Co, WV. She was buried in Pioneer Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Birth: NSDAR Genealogical Form Series II, Vol 54. Was a twin to Margaret Yoho. v. Rachel Yoho was born on 6 DEC 1815 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 24 JAN 1895 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. vi. James D. Yoho was born on 29 JAN 1818 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He died on 25 JUL 1900 in Graysville, Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. vii. Elizabeth Yoho148 was born in 1820 in Ohio Co, VA. She died in NOV 1908 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Ruckman Farm, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. Lived Meighen, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV, will bk 4 pg 383 Marshall Co, 1908. viii. Mary Yoho was born about 11 APR 1822 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 27 FEB 1901 in Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV.241 She was buried in Wm J Yoho Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. Mary Yoho & William Yoho were 1st cousins. ix. Henry B. Yoho was born on 11 APR 1826 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 24 JAN 1903 in Woodlands, Marshall Co, WV.242 He was buried in Yoho Cem #2, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. 210. Joshua Garner was born in 1781 in PA. He died on 27 JUN 1867 in Putnam Co, WV.243 He was buried in Bethel Cem, 18 Mi Ck, Putnam Co, WV. He has reference number 210. pg 31 Marshall Co 1840 Garner, Joshuway 50-60, wife 50-60, male 10-15, male 15-20, female 5-10, female 10-15, 2 females 15-20, female 20-30 #326 Marshall Co 1850 Garner, Joshua 66 PA, Mary 63 VA, Mary Cake 10 VA, William Lytle 5 VA Pg 1678 TCR The home of Joshua Garner is located about one mile up the creek from the Lynn Camp bridge, on the side of Fox's store. There is a little road and several families living on it, the Garner place being the last one. It is now out of the family and the original home burned. In a field a short distance from the house and near the road is a small family cemetery under a large tree. Since this area is not fenced the stones are broken by cattle. There are signs of several graves marked with fieldstones. One has part of the name Mary on it and the family say this is where Mary Yoho Garner was buried. Joshua is buried near Redhouse, Putnam Co as that is where he and Hester lived. He was married to Mary Yoho about 1804. 211. Mary Yoho was born in 1787 in Ohio Co, VA. She died in 1851 in Lynn Camp, Marshall Co, VA. She was buried in Garner Cem, Lynn Camp, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 211. Merged General Note: Mary (Polly) Yoho was born in what is now, Wetzel Co, WV. Problem: Mary (Polly) Yoho appears on the Ancestral File more than once: JGGV-LM, 1QDK-NK. . She is buried in the unfenced neglected Garner Cemetery which is upstream a short distance from Lynn Camp, Marshall Co., WV. Joshua Garner and Mary Yoho had the following children: i. Martha Garner was born in 1806 in Ohio Co, VA. She died in JUN 1886 in Savanna, Gittsburg Co, OK. 105 ii. Rachel Garner. iii. Sarah Garner was born in 1809. She died on 23 MAR 1881. She was buried in Kirby Cem, Kausooth, Marshall Co, WV. iv. Cynthia Garner was born on 28 FEB 1811 in Lynn Camp, Ohio Co, VA. She died on 20 SEP 1840 in Tyler Co, VA. She was buried in Middlebourne, Tyler Co, WV. v. Henry Garner was born on 15 SEP 1812. He died on 13 MAR 1901 in Proctor, Wetzel Co, WV. He was buried in Antioch Cem, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV. Henry owned much land on Garner Run where they found oil and gas making him a wealthy man. He donated half an acre of land for a church and had built a log house which later burned when a field fire got out of control. A new building was erected which is now being used (1975). vi. Hannah Garner was born on 22 FEB 1816 in VA. She died in DEC 1880 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Gray Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, wV. vii. Rebecca Garner was born on 22 FEB 1816 in VA. She died on 23 FEB 1905 in Lynn Camp, Marshall Co, WV.244 viii. Mary Ellen Garner was born on 31 JUL 1818 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 31 MAR 1890 in Graysville, Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. According to Sullivan Yoho, Mary and her sister, Rachel were twins. ix. Margaret Garner was born on 19 FEB 1819. She died on 27 DEC 1897 in Lynn Camp, Marshall Co, WV. x. Elizabeth Garner was born in 1821. xi. Joshua Garner was born on 13 SEP 1823 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 13 FEB 1907 in Earnshaw, Wetzel Co, WV. He was buried in Garner Cem, Earnshaw, Wetzel Co, WV. pg 41 APR 1997 TCR, Hardesty's History of Wetzel Co, WV. xii. Drucilla Garner was born in 1824 in VA. xiii. Nelson Garner was born on 18 DEC 1827 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 6 NOV 1896 in Wetzel Co, WV. He was buried in Cherry Grove Cem, Wetzel Co, WV. xiv. Katherine Garner was born in 1830. She died on 10 FEB 1913 in Marshall Co, WV.245 She was buried in Richmond Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. 212. Michael Kelley has reference number 212. Irish 213. Mother has reference number 213. Michael Kelley and Wife had the following children: 106 i. John Kelley. ii. Francis Kelley was born in 1791. He died on 8 SEP 1849. He was buried in Yoho Cem #2, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. Came to Marshall Co, VA from Hampshire Co, VA in the early 1830's and settled on Fish Creek near Meighen, about 3 miles from Lynn Camp. In 1838 he was joined by his brother, John and wife, Eleanor Arnold, who also came from Hampshire Co. John died two weeks after their arrival. With the brothers came 16 yr old Henry Holmes and two slaves, Dennis and Minerva MaGruder, who were later freed but continued to live there. 216. Christian Ruegsegger Sr246 was born on 9 JUL 1779 in Bern, Switzerland. He died in 1856 in Monroe Co, OH. He was married to Barbara Moser on 9 MAY 1797 in Switzerland. 217. Barbara Moser247 was born on 9 SEP 1781 in Switzerland. She died in 1854 in Monroe Co, OH. Christian Ruegsegger Sr and Barbara Moser had the following children: 108 i. Peter Ruegsegger. ii. Christian Ruegsegger Jr. 218. Barnabas Powell210 died on 1 JAN 1839. He was married to Elizabeth. 219. Elizabeth was born about 1776 in MD. Barnabas Powell and Elizabeth had the following children: 109 i. Laura Hannah Powell. 224. Stephen Holston248 was born in 1750 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died between 1826 and 1835. He has reference number 224. Captain - Militia - Botetourt Co, VA, Revolution Veteran. 1772 listed on tax list Craig's Creek, Botetourt Co, VA. 1773 was Constable. 1774 Botetourt Co Militia with Captain Pauling, at Battle of Pt Pleasant with Andrew Lewis. Killed 9 Indians. First battle of the Revolution. Fought in the Cheokee Indian Wars of the Revolution. Jan 1871 was with Gen Green at Cowpens, SC. Resigned his commission as Captain of Mitilia 9 May 1782. 9 Jun 1807 received 150 acres from father-in-law, John Looney, on Stone Run, of Craig's Creek, Botetourt Co, VA. Stephen's will was written 14 Aug 1826 and recorded Oct 1826. He was married to Jane Looney on 1 JUN 1781 in VA. 225. Jane Looney249 was born in 1759 in Augusta Co, VA. She died in MAY 1850 in Boone Co, VA. She has reference number 225. Stephen Holston and Jane Looney had the following children: i. Mary Holston. ii. Elizabeth Holston. iii. Nancy Holston. iv. John Holstine was born in 1783 in Botetourt Co, VA. v. Stephen Holston was born in 1783 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died between 1850 and 1860 in Boone Co, VA. Lived Kanawha Co 1830, 1840, Boone Co, 1850. vi. Thomas Holston was born in 1790 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died between 1860 and 1870. Kanawha Co 1840, 1850, Boone Co 1860. 112 vii. Henry Holston. viii. Peter Holston was born on 1 AUG 1795 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died on 9 NOV 1859 in Mud River, Kanawha Co, VA. War of 1812. ix. David Holstein was born in 1797 in Botetourt Co, VA. Moved to Raleigh Co before 1860, Kanawha Co 1840, Boone Co, 1850. 226. Nathaniel Wilson has reference number 226. He was married to Elinor Edmundston. 227. Elinor Edmundston has reference number 227. Nathaniel Wilson and Elinor Edmundston had the following children: i. Jane Wilson was born in 1790 in Botetourt Co, VA. She died on 20 SEP 1877 in Boone Co, WV. 113 ii. Ellen Wilson. 228. James Basham250 was born about 1740 in VA. He died after 1830 in Scioto Co, OH. He has reference number 128. He was married to Frances (Mary) Taylor on 20 MAR 1762 in Faiquier Co, VA. 229. Frances (Mary) Taylor250 was born before 1745. She died after 1830. She has reference number 129. James Basham and Frances (Mary) Taylor had the following children: 114 i. Nathan Basham Sr.. ii. Fanny Basham250 was born before 1791. She died after 1807. iii. John Basham250 was born on 11 FEB 1792 in VA. He died on 2 OCT 1849 in Ripley Co, IN. 234. Jacob Love has reference number 234. He was married to Hannah. 235. Hannah has reference number 235. Jacob Love and Hannah had the following children: 117 i. Sarah Love. NINTH GENERATION 272. Mordecai Amos162,251 was born on 7 FEB 1727 in Baltimore Co, MD. He died on 10 OCT 1788. He has reference number 272. Inherited 240 acres from father, William He was married to Mary Scott on 16 FEB 1748 in Baltimore Co, MD. 273. Mary Scott162,252 was born on 16 JUN 1727 in Baltimore Co, MD. She died on 28 NOV 1795. She has reference number 273. Mordecai Amos and Mary Scott had the following children: 136 i. Mordecai Amos. ii. James Amos162,253 was born about 1755 in MD. iii. Aquila Amos162,254 was born about 1775 in MD. He died in 1866 in Athens Co, OH. private 42 nd regiment 31 AUG to 26 SEP 1814 iv. Thomas Amos162,255 was born about 1776 in MD. He died before 1830. v. William Amos162,256 was born after 1776 in MD. 288. Nathaniel Hughes257 was born in Wales. He died in Greene Co, PA. He has reference number 288. In 1749, the four oldest boys, William, James, Thomas, and Nathaniel, packed their worldly possessions and set forth on a long journey to the New World. The ship went down off the coast of what is now North Carolina. The brothers were all rescued but lost all their possessions. They all went different ways and never saw each other again. Thomas settled in the valley of Virginia, James in the New England States, William in Missouri, and Nathaniel settled in Maryland, the start of our family in America. He served in the Revolutionary War: married Isabelle Grimes. They had four sons, William, Joseph, Rollins, and Nathaniel II. The mother died shortly after the war. They moved to Tenmile Country then a part of Virginia, but now near Jefferson, PA.. He was married to Isabelle Grimes. 289. Isabelle Grimes died in MD. She has reference number 289. Nathaniel Hughes and Isabelle Grimes had the following children: i. William Hughes was born in MD. He died in Howard Co, MO. Moved from Ten Mile Country to Kentucky and then to Howard County, Missouri. Living in Howard County, Missouri in 1817. Revolutionary War Veteran. ii. Joseph Hughes died after 1834 in Howard Co, MO. He was born in MD. Moved from Ten Mile Country to Kentucky and then to Howard County, Missouri. In April 1834, Joseph Hughes obtained a pension in Howard County. Joseph served under Captain William Harrod on the Clark Expedition. Revolutionary War Veteran. iii. Rollins Hughes was born in MD. He died in IN or IL. Served under Captain William Harrod on the Clark Expedition. Rollin Hughes and wife, Susannah, were baptized at Muddy Creek, when Goshen Baptist Church met at that place on 27 OCT 1787. He had warranted a tract of land called "Richmond" on 17 OCT 1785, located near the mouth of Coal Lick, next to the land of James Eagon. He and Wife, Susannah, sold their warrant to Nathaniel Dunham and on 14 FEB 1789 took letters of dismission from Goshen. Rollin Hughes and wife settled in Indiana or Illinois. Revolutionary War Veteran. 144 iv. Nathaniel Hughes II. 294. William Miller112 has reference number 294. He was married to Mary Smith. 295. Mary Smith has reference number 295. William Miller and Mary Smith had the following children: 147 i. Sarah Miller. 296. Azariah Crane258 died in 1752. He has reference number 296. Presbyterian He was married to Phoebe. 297. Phoebe has reference number 297. Azariah Crane and Phoebe had the following children: 148 i. Silas Crayne. ii. Daniel Crane259,260 was born in NJ. served in Captain John Miller's company of Washington County Militia recruited at Fort Lindley. Came from New Jersey to settle on Crayne's Run branch of Ruff's Creek. Revolutionary War Veteran. iii. Caleb Crane261,262 was born in NJ. came from New Jersey to settle on Crayne's Run branch of Ruff's Creek. Caleb Crayne and wife, Catherine, left here after selling out the land they had patened to them on Crayne's Run. iv. Sarah Crane263. v. Rebecca Crane264. 304. Joshua Main265,266 was born on 5 APR 1729 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died in 1809 in Kent, Orleans, NY. He has reference number 304. He was married to Rachel Peckham on 2 NOV 1752. 305. Rachel Peckham267,268 was born on 5 SEP 1731 in Dartmouth, MA. She died in Patterson, NY. She has reference number 305. Joshua Main and Rachel Peckham had the following children: 152 i. Sebbeus Main. ii. Amos Main269. iii. Rachel Main270 was born about 1770. 368. Joseph Coe194 was born in 1665 in Jamaica, Long Island, NY. He died in 1742 in Morristown, NJ. He has reference number 368. Over several years Joseph & his wife disposed of their property on Long Island in the Jamacia area and on 1 MAY 1714, moved to Hanover, New Jersey, near Morristown. In 1718 a Presbyterian Church was organized at hanover, of which Joseph Coe and his wife Judith were members. In 1733 there was a dissension in this Church resulting in a withdrawal of a large number of its members to form a new Church at Morristown, and among the seceders appear Joseph Coe, Joseph Coe, Jr, and Benjamin Coe. This couple probably had some daughters, but only records for three sons have been found. He was married to Judith in 1703 in Long Island, NY. 369. Judith194 has reference number 369. Joseph Coe and Judith had the following children: i. Joseph Coe Jr.. ii. Thomas Coe. 184 iii. Benjamin Coe. 370. Joseph Prudden194 was born in 1692 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. He died in 1776 in Morristown, NJ. He has reference number 370. He was married to Joanna Lyon about 1717. 371. Joanna Lyon194 died before 1776 in Morristown, NJ. She has reference number 371. Joseph Prudden and Joanna Lyon had the following children: 185 i. Rachel Prudden. 392. William Shepherd236,195 was born in 1719 in Queen Anne Co, MD. He died in 1790 in Queen Anne Co, MD. He has reference number 392. William Shepherd died intestate in Queen Anne's County, MD, and letters of administration were granted to his daughter, Hannah, and her husband, Sidney Burris, on 11 SEP 1790, but they did not administer the estate, as evidently, he died about this time. In the 1790 census, Hannah is listed as head of household, with three white females. Letters were granted to William Gilbert April 12, 1791. He was married to Hildreth. 393. Hildreth195,236 died in Queen Anne Co, MD. She has reference number 393. William Shepherd and Hildreth had the following children: i. William Shepherd236 was born in 1751 in Queen Anne Co, MD. Killed in Revolutionary War ii. Francis Shepherd236 was born in 1757 in Queen Anne Co, MD. Killed in an engagement on the water in the Revolutionary War iii. Rachel Shepherd236 was born in 1759 in Queen Anne Co, MD. iv. Hannah Shepherd236 was born in 1761 in Queen Anne Co, MD. 196 v. John Shepherd. vi. Catherine Shepherd236 was born in 1764 in Queen Anne Co, MD. She died on 27 JAN 1847 in Woodford Co, IL. vii. Nathan Shepherd236 was born in 1764 in Queen Anne Co, VA. He died on 12 NOV 1849 in Marshall Co, VA. He was buried in McCreary Rdg Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Nathan, called the elder, has a very interesting history. He was a land speculator and a Doctor. He spent some years in Rowan Co, NC Later bought and sold hundreds of acres of land in Eastern Ohio. Died in Marshall Co, VA leaving a lengthy will which named all of his children and many grandchildren, including the children of William Shepherd who came to Iowa. He was married three times, the last wife being Mary Haines, whose signature had been on Deeds since 1802 and who was named in his will. He also bought and sold land, and he laid out the town of Shepherdstown?????. Nathan was living in rowan County, NC, in 1792, but he went to Queen Anne's Co, MD with his brother, John, in 1793, to assist in the settlement of their father's estate there. Deeds were made for "Shepherd's Redoubt" and "Shepherd's Folds", signed by them, who were stated in the deeds to be "sons and heirs of William Shepherd who was son of Francis Shepherd, the original owner." In one deed they were "sons of William Shepherd and grandsons of Francis Shepherd." Nathan did not return to North Carolina to live. 394. John George Linder195,271 was born in 1730 in Germany. He died on 2 SEP 1766 in Frederick Co, VA. He has reference number 394. Immigrant with parents 27 AUG 1733 on Ship "Elizabeth". John George (Hans Jerek) Linder. He was married to Ann Newland in 1749 in Frederick Co, VA. 395. Ann Newland195,272 was born in 1730. She died in 1766 in Frederick Co, VA. She has reference number 395. John George Linder and Ann Newland had the following children: i. John Simon Linder195,273 was born in 1750 in Frederick Co, VA. He died on 13 JAN 1834 in Spartanburg Co, NC. John had the following children: Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth, Nancy, Susanna, Lee, Lawrence, Isaac, & Thomas all born in NC. ii. Nathaniel Linder195,274 was born in 1754 in Frederick Co, VA. He died in 1796 in Rockingham Co, NC. Nathaniel had the following children: Jesse, John, Henry, Child1, Child2, Charlotte, and Salley. iii. Kesiah Linder195,275 was born about 1760 in Frederick Co, VA. She died about 1825 in Harrison Co, IN. Had the following children: John, William, James, Richard, Robert, and Jesse. 197 iv. Leah Linder. v. Margaret Ann Linder195,276 was born in 1766 in Frederick Co, VA. She died in 1850 in Fountain Co, IN. 404. Thomas Gorby277 was born in 1730 in Chester Co, PA. He died before 24 MAR 1814 in Ohio Co, VA. He has reference number 404. Revolutionary War Veteran, Moved to Ohio Co, VA about 1802. DAR Patriot Index Vol I, Gorby, Thomas born circa 1730 died prior 3-24-1814, married Elizabeth Allman, Pvt PA. West Virginia Estate Settlements - Ohio Co 1753-1850, page 72 Gorby, Thomas Will 3-24-1814, bk 2, pg 71. Eliz, Jobe, Ely, Hehew, Eben, Jesse, and John Gorby; rebecca Eliot, Faithful Clark, Hannah Parsons. He was married to Elizabeth Allman in 1759. 405. Elizabeth Allman was born in 1740 in Chester Co, PA. She died in Ohio Co, VA. She has reference number 405. Thomas Gorby and Elizabeth Allman had the following children: 202 i. Job Gorby. ii. Rebecca Gorby was born in 1772 in Chester Co, PA. iii. Nora Faithful Gorby was born in 1775 in Chester Co, PA. She died in 1821. iv. Eli Gorby was born in 1777 in Brandywine, Hundred, Chester Co, PA. He died on 8 JUN 1831 in Ohio Co, VA. He was buried in Adaline, Marshall Co, WV. v. Thomas Jehew Gorby was born in 1779 in Chester Co, PA. He died in 1856 in Tyler Co, VA. He was buried in Booker Run Cem, Tyler Co, VA. Farmer, operated water mill, lived Walnut Fork of Indian Creek, Tyler Co vi. Hannah Etta Gorby was born in 1782 in Westmoreland Co, PA. She died on 3 JAN 1868 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Fredonia Cem, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. vii. Ebenezer Gorby was born in 1784 in Westmoreland Co, PA. He died on 22 DEC 1852 in Marshall Co, VA. killed by a runaway horse He was buried in Bowman Rdg Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Ebenezer Gorby received 60 acres of land on Fish Creek in 1830. Ebenezer Gorby served in the War of 1812. Bounty Land Grant by Widow on 25 JUL 1855 - 160 acres. Ohio Co 1830 census page 216 Gorby, Ebenezer 40-50, wife 40-50, male 0-5, male 5-10, male 10-15, male 15- 20, 2 females 0-5, female 5-10, 2 females 10-15, female 15-20, 4 females 20-30 Marshall co 1840 census page 31 Gorby, Ebenezer 50-60, wife 50-60, male 10-15, male 15-20, male 20-30, 2 female 10-15, female 15-20, female 20-30 #394 Marshall Co 1850 Gorby, Ebenezer 65 PA Miller, Prudence 66 PA, Martha 20 VA, Cylmena 16 VA (Cynthia) see pg 975 TCR viii. Jesse Gorby was born in 1789 in Washington Co, PA. He died before 1860 in Marshall Co, VA. Jesse Gorby received 500 acres in 1834 on Rocky Fork, Fish Creek and 50 acres in 1836 on Prison Run. Ohio Co 1830 census page 216 Gorby, Jesse 40-50, wife 30-40, male 0-5, 2 males 5-10, male 10-15, female 0-5 Marshall Co 1840 census page 10 Gorby, Jessy 50-60, wife 40-50, male 5-10, male 10-15, 2 males 15-20, female 0-5, female 10-15 #1297 Marshall Co 1850 Gorby, Jesse 61 PA, Ann 56 PA, Pardon 18 PA, Eliza Jane 15 PA, Melissa 3 PA #956 Marshall Co 1860 Gorby, Amy 65 PA, Eliza J 23 VA, Malissa 12 VA Farmer & Miller, lived at Belton, Marshall Co, WV ix. John G. Gorby was born on 25 MAY 1792 in Washington Co, PA. He died on 19 FEB 1848 in Marshall Co, VA. He was buried in Bowman Rdg Meth Cem, Marshall Co, WV. War of 1812 from PA Ohio Co 1830 census pg 216 Gorby, John 30-40, wife 30-40, 2 males 5-10, male 10-15, 2 females 0-5, female 5-10, 2 females 10-15 Marshall Co 1840 census page 12 Gorby, John 40-50, wife 40-50, male 10-15, male 20-30, 2 females 10-15, female 15-20, female 20-30 John G Gorby donated land for Bowman Rdg Ch. Managed fathers plantation after his death, selling same in 1835. Bought 200 acres on Bowman Rdg. 406. John Richmond was born in 1737. He has reference number 406. Mason, Revolutionary War Veteran, lived Wash Co, PA 1790. In his family were 2 males 16 and over, 5 males under 16, and 5 females. He was married to Hannah Smith. 407. Hannah Smith has reference number 407. John Richmond and Hannah Smith had the following children: i. Isaac Richmond278 died in Mercer Co, PA. ii. Elizabeth Richmond. iii. Esther Richmond. 203 iv. Nancy (Hannah) Richmond. v. Jacob Richmond was born on 17 SEP 1778. vi. John Richmond279. vii. Abraham Richmond was born in 1782. He died on 27 NOV 1863. #376 Marshall Co 1850 Richmond, Abraham 71 PA, Joseph 32 PA, Rachel 31 VA, Elmira 5 VA #751 Marshall Co 1860 Richmond, Joseph 49 PA, Rachel 47 PA, Almyra 15 PA, Mary E 10 VA, Abraham 78 PA viii. Martha Richmond. ix. David Richmond280,204 was born about 1786. He died in MAY 1838 in Marshall Co, VA. x. Joseph Richmond280 was born in 1788. He died in 1871. He was buried in Majorsville, Marshall Co, WV. pg 242 Ohio Co 1830 Richmond, Joseph 40-50, 2 males 10-15, male 15-20, 2 females 0-5, 2 females 5-10, female 10-15, female 15-20, female 40-50 pg 4 Marshall Co 1840 Richmond, Joseph 50-60, male 5-10, 3 females 10-15, female 15-20, female 50- 60 #701 Marshall Co 1850 Richmond, Joseph 62 PA, Mary 61 PA, Jane 19 VA, George W 17 VA, John Marquie 8 VA #1626 Marshall Co 1860 Sellers, George 46 PA, Elisabeth 43 PA, Margaret 18 PA, Atkinson 16 PA, John 12 PA, Francis 9 PA, Joseph Richmond 73 PA #28 Webster Dist Marshall Co 1870 Richmond, Joseph 83 PA, Margaret E 57 OH 416. Peter Yoho281,282 was born about 1745 in nr Winchester, VA. He died on 21 OCT 1823 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 416. Land Book, 1786, Tithables, Ohio County, VA. Farmer, lived Fish Creek, just past Graysville, Revolutionary War Veteran, came to area in 1786. Lived Greene Twp, Wash Co, PA in 1784. Listed in militia for Wash Co, PA in 1780. Will - Ohio County - Book 3 Pages 273 - 278 Lived Westmoreland Co, PA during the Revolution. He was a private under Captain John Gethery. Service record in Vol 2 pg 19, 6th series, PA Archives. Peter was said to be one of the first white settlers in what is now Marshall Co, WV. He and his brother Henry are believed to have come to the area along the Ohio River around 1792. Peter's name appeared on the 1810 Ohio Co, VA census list. He purchased land on the waters of Fish Creek in 1804. Recorded Ohio Co Deed Book 7 page 208. Henry Yoho purchased an adjoining tract of land in 1803. Both brothers purchased land from Abijah McClain. Peter Yoho was on the assessment role, Greene Twp, Washington Co, PA in 1784. Merged General Note: Peter Yoho . The Ancestral File lists the birth as, 1745, probably Winchester, PA. . Revolutionary War Service . According to Denver Yoho he was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. He resided in Washington Co., PA, now Greene Co., PA, during the war. He served in First Battalion, Washington Co., PA Militia. In 1782, he was recruited in Whiteley and Greene Townships in what is now Greene Co., PA, under Captain John Guthrey (Gethery). This service was used by DAR member Elizabeth (Carson) Kramer in her application. (PA Archives, Series VI, Vol. 2, pp 18-19 and 271). . . The Indian Wars By Denver Yoho April 1995 . We have records of at least four, and possibly five, Yoho ancestors who served as soldiers during the Indian Wars and the American Revolution, including George Yoho, Peter Yoho, John Yoho, Henry Yoho and Jacob Yoho. These five men are believed to be five of the sons of Johannas Yoho (born 1712 and died circa 1795) and Susanne Catherine (Lau) Yoho (born circa 1714). Following is information and records evidencing my conclusions relating to the service of these men in the Indian Wars. . Peter Yoho, who was born in 1745 and died in 1823, also served in the Revolutionary War. Peter died prior to the legislation that was passed rewarding Revolutionary War soldiers for their service. Thus, military records for Peter Yoho are scarce. In the Pennsylvania Archives Series VI, Vol. 2, pages 18, 19, 271, the following in listed: "Year 1782 First Battalion, Washington County. Recruited in Whiteley and Greene Townships (now Greene County) a few miles from Dunkard. John Guthrey, Captain. Among the privates were listed Peter Yoho and Henry Yoho. These men also served tours with Captain John Guthrey and Captain Samuel Swindler, Captain John Minor, Captain Cecil Davis and Captain John Shipman. Service on the western frontier was not continuous. Soldiers would be discharged at the end of an emergency and called back when an emergency would occur." Also, listed in the DAR Patriot Index 1966 printing, page 768, is the following: "Peter Yoho born 1745, died 1817-28, MXPvt. PA." (Source: The Yoho Newsletter, April 1995, Vol. 4, No. 1) . . DAR Patriot Index . The DAR PATRIOT INDEX lists two men by the name of Yoho who had Revolutionary Service: Henry Yoho, born 1752, died 1845, wife, Catherine, Private, Spy, Virginia and Peter Yoho, b. circa 1745, died in 1817 also a private from PA. . Henry Yoho applied for a pension from Monongalia Co., VA when he was 82 years old, put Peter never applied for one. However, both Henry and Peter show up on the First Battalion, Wasington Co., [PA] Militia recruited in Whiteley, Greene and Dunkard Townships in what is now Greene Co., PA in 1782. Ref. PA Archives, Series VI, Vol. 2, pp. 18-19, pp. 271. . I sent for the pension file of Henry Yoho and found it interesting reading. File No. S- 7996. Henry was placed on the roll of the Wheeling Agency at the rate of Forty Dollars per Annum under the law of 7 Jun 1832. His application reveals that he was born in Virginia about 18 miles from Winchester. He did not recollect the year, but he stated he was 85 years old. His father's family moved to Western Virginia when he was 11 years old and he resided there ever since. He first served in the Revolution in a company commanded by Lieut. Samuel Singles who was stationed on Whiteley Creek, now in Monongalia Co., [WV] at the house of a settler named Duncan. The Company was composed of 18 men, some drafted, although he had volunteered. They marched to Garrett's fort on Whiteley Creek and remained there ... (Source: undated column of Catherine Foreaker Fedorchak - furnished by Vivian Yoho) . . According to the "History of the Panhandle West Virginia," "Old Peter Yoho settled on Fish Creek, near Graysville, Marshall Co., VA/WV in 1792." . Ohio Co., VA Deed Book 7, page 208, June 5, 1804, Peter Yoho bought 170 acres of land, at Gully Bottom, Fish Creek, near (Graysville, WV) from Abijah McClain for $502.00. This land adjoined the land of his brother, Henry Yoho, who bought 192 acres on Fish Creek from Abijah McClain, June 5, 1804, Deed Book 7, page 205, for the sum of $525.00. . . Peter Yoho Obtains Land from Abijah McClain 5 Jun 1804 . This indenture made this 5th day of June Anno Domini 1804 between Abijah McClain and Pamela, his wife, of Green County and State of Pennsylvania of the one part and Peter Yoho of Ohio County in the State of Virginia of the other part . Witnesseth that the said Abijah and Pamela for and in consideration for five hundred and ten dollars to them in hand paid by the said Peter Yoho before the ensealing and delivery hereof the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge (and ?? the said Peter) have granted bargained sold ? released and confirmed and by these presents do grant bargain sell ? release and confirm to the said Peter Yoho part of a tract of land situate in Ohio County in the State of Virginia on the waters of Fish Creek called Gully Bottom . Beginning at a gum and beech on the bank of Fish Creek on Abijah McClains original line thence by land conveyed to Henry Yoho North thirty four degrees East 45 1/2 perches to a small hickory North 23 degrees West 150 perches to three beeches in the forks of a drean South 44 degrees West 46 perches to a linn South 74 degrees West 38 perches to a ? ash at the creek Sout 17 degrees East 92 Perches South 36 degrees East 57 perches to a beech and Spanish oak on the bank corner of the original survey and with a line of the same North 86 degrees East 132 perches to the Beginning . containing 170 acres of land strict measure (It is part of the same tract of land which the Commonwealth of Virginia granted to the said Abijah by Patent dated the first day of September Anno Domini 1795 in consequence of a certificate of settlement from the commissioners for adjusting the title to unpatented land) to have and to hold the above described tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said Peter Yoho his Heirs assigns ??? proper use benefit and behoof of the said Peter Yoho His Heirs assigns forever and the said Abijah and Pamela for themselves their heirs Executors or Administrators do hereby covenant to and with the said Peter Yoho his heirs and assigns the above described tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said Peter his Heirs and assigns against all persons shall and will warrant and forever defend in testimony whereof they have hereto set their hand and seals the day and year first herein written. Abijah McClain (Indenture furnished by Hugh L. Yoho) . . Peter Yoho died in 1823 in Ohio Co., VA in the area of what is now known as Graysville, Marhall, WV. It is thought that he is probably buried in the Yoho Cemetery near Graysville. . . Estate Settlement, Ohio Co., VA/WV, 21 Oct 1823, Book 3, pp 273-278. The 170 acres of land was bought by his son, Henry Yoho, Jr., from the other heirs (brothers and sisters) on March 24, 1828, Ohio Co. Deed Book 14, pp 202-206 (9 shares), and the 10th share on Sept. 26, 1834, Ohio Co., Deed Book 19, pp 379-380. There were 11 children, and the 11th share went to Henry Yoho, Jr. as his inheritance right. (Furnished by Denver C. Yoho) . He lived at: Washington Co., PA 1784; Staunton, VA, 1787; Ohio/Marshall Co., VA/WV 1792. . 1810 VA Census Index Yoho, Peter Ohio Co He was married to Margaret Baker about 1774. 417. Margaret Baker282 was born about 1761 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. She died in 1830 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. She was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. She has reference number 417. Was Margaret living with her son, Lewis in the 1840 census, or was the female 80-90 years old his mother- in-law? Merged General Note: Margaret Baker was the twin of Catherine Baker. . Denver Yoho states: I have found no record of her after 1823. A great grandduaghter told her family that Margaret lived to be an old woman and died about 1848. . Problem: Did she die in 1825, 1838 or 1848? Peter Yoho and Margaret Baker had the following children: i. John Yoho was born on 31 MAY 1775 in PA. He died on 11 JUN 1853 in Headley Rdg, Monroe Co, OH. He was buried in Headley Rdg, Monroe Co, OH. Centre Twp, Monroe Co, OH 310-130 1850 ii. Margaret Yoho was born on abt 1777 in Stauton, VA. She died on abt 1809 in Washington Co, OH. iii. Mary Yoho was born in 1778 in PA. She died on 1 DEC 1852 in Fish Ck, Marshall Co, VA. She was buried in Graysville Methodist Ch, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. 208 iv. Henry Yoho. v. Samuel Yoho was born on 16 JAN 1782 in PA.283 He died on 31 JAN 1835 in Woodsfield, Monroe Co, OH.283 He was buried in FEB 1835 in Pioneer Cem, Woodsfield, OH. DAR application #161261 supplemental states that Samuel is the son of Henry Yoho. vi. Peter Yoho was born on 26 JAN 1787 in PA. He was buried in MAY 1861 in Pioneer Cem, Woodsfield, OH. He died on 6 MAY 1861 in Woodsfield, Monroe Co, OH. Came to Monroe Co, OH in 1813, lived nr Woodsfield, OH. vii. Joseph Jacob Yoho was born in 1792 in Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1864 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Probably in unmarked grave Fish Ck on his farm. Lived on a farm on Fish Creek, probably buried on his farm in unmarked grave. viii. Lewis Yoho was born on 9 JUL 1794 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 16 DEC 1875 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Fairview Cem, Burch Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. ix. Elizabeth Yoho was born in 1798 in Ohio Co, VA. x. Isaac Yoho was born in 1799 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He died on 27 OCT 1881 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Vince Yoho Farm, Rines Rdg, Marshall Co, WV. xi. William Yoho was born in 1800 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 2 APR 1884 in Marshall Co, WV. He was buried in Pioneer Cem, Marshall Co, WV. Farmer, lived @ Whetstone, Fish Creek. 418. William Buchanan was born in 1750. He died in AUG 1813 in Ohio Co, VA.191 He has reference number 418. Land Book, 1786, Tithables, Ohio Co, VA. page 139, OCT 1994 TCR William Buchanon received 4 different parcels of land in Monongalia Co, Va by patents from the Commonwealth of Virginia. #1-Warrant issued 4 MAR 1795 from James Wood, Governor, for 500 acres on Booth's Creek. #2-Warrant issued by John Page, Governor, 17 SEP 1782, containing 36 acres adjoining other lands of William Buchanon. #3-From Henry Lee, Governor, issued 23 JUN 1783 containing 154 acres. #4-From Henry Lee, Governor, by warrant issued 18 APR 1782, containing 46 acres on Tom's Run. William Buchanon was also granted a Treasury Warrant dated 16 MAY 1780 for 700 acres in Ohio Co, VA, bounded by the Ohio River on the West and Fish Creek on the North and East. William Buchanon died Aug 1813 and by his Will dated 3 JAN 1813 and recorded in Will Book 2, page 60, in Ohio Co, (W)VA, left the following heirs: Daughters, Geen Morgan; Margaret Strayer; Mary Graham; Anibel Yoho; Rebeckah Burton; and Eloner Rine; and sons, William; James; Ebenezer; and a granddaughter, Mary Bratton. William Buchanan is thought to be the son of John Buchanan and first wife of York Co, PA. A son, William, is named in John's will 3 SEP 1803, Will Book M page 188, York Co, PA 13 AUG 1792 - Monongalia Co, VA Book OS/2 page 45 William Buckonon and wife, Mary, to David Sayre Senr. A certain quantity of land laying in the aoresaid stat and county being a part of a tract said Buchanan purchased from a certain Simons bearing date 2 DEC 1791, containing 25 acres. William Buchanan & wife, Rebecca and John Downer to Benjamin Thorn of county and state aforesaid. Parcel of land laying on Booth Creek containing 125 ac. being a part of a tract of 500 ac., patent bearing date from Richmond 19 SEP 1799, granted to William Buchanan and John Downard. Monongalia Co, VA deed book OS/10 page 178 3 JAN 1838 Heirs of William Buchanan to William Trickett. 31/32 of 174 ac. laying on the west side of Toms Run in the county of Monongalia and state of VA being a part of three surveys and granted to the said Buchanan deceased by patents bearing date as follows viz for 154 ac. on the 2nd day of DEC 1791, for 45 ac. On the 13th day OCT 1793 and 30 ac. on the 28the day of FEB 1805. signed James B Buchanan William Buchanan William Graham Rachel Buchanan Elizabeth Buchanan John Graham Ebenezer Buchanan Henry Burton James Ramsey Rebacca Buchanan Rebecca Burton Mary Ramsey Henry Yoho Jr. John Strayer Anibel Yoho John Ryan by Denver Yoho It seems from deed there was a Graham heir who didn't sign for their 1/32 part. In the will, William willed Jahn and Margaret Strair 150 ac. land plus sheep and household items and his other 8 children 1/8 of his estate. From that I guess he lived with the Strayer-Strairs in his latter life. Margaret Strayer was not living in 1828 and I guess John Strayer married Margaret Baker Yoho in 1830. There was a William Buchanan who took the oath of allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia in Ohio County in 1777. Daniel McClain list. He was married to Mary McMullen about 1775. 419. Mary McMullen was born in 1755. She died about 1799 in Monongalia Co, VA. She has reference number 419. Wife, Mary, in Monogalia Co deed 13 AUG 1792, Book OS/2 page 45. Wife, Rebecca in deed 19 MAY 1801, Monongalia Co, book OS/C page 106. Wife not listed in will in Ohio Co, VA, 1812 or in deed of heirs 3 JAN 1828, Monongalia Co, VA, book OS/10 page 179. Heirs signing the 1828 deed: James B Buchanan & Rachel; Ebenezer Buchanan & Rebecca; Henry Yoho, Jr & Anibel; William Buchanan & Elizabeth; Henry Burton & Rebecca; John Strayer; John Ryan and William Graham; John Graham & Mary; James Ramsey heir of Thomas Graham. William Buchanan and Mary McMullen had the following children: i. Geen Buchanan died between 1813 and 1828. ii. Margaret Buchanan died before 1828. iii. Eleanor Buchanan died between 1822 and 1826 in Rines Rdg, Ohio Co, VA. She was born in PA. 209 iv. Annabelle Buchanan. v. Mary Buchanan was born in 1786. She died before 1828. vi. Rebecca Buchanan was born on 1 NOV 1790 in Monongalia Co, VA. She died on 11 DEC 1845 in Monroe Co, OH. vii. James B Buchanan was born in 1794 in Monongalia Co, VA. He died in 1868 in Marshall Co, WV. #98 Marshall Co 1850 Bokannon, James 57 VA, Rachel 56 VA #258 Marshall Co 1860 Bokanon(Buckanan)?, James 66 VA, Rachel 66 VA, Rachel Huggins 13 VA, William L Waits 12 VA viii. William B Buchanan was born in 1795 in VA. #473 Marshall Co, VA 1850 Buchanan, William B 55 farmer MD, Ellen B 48 VA, J. Calhoun B. 19 VA, Mariah J 15 VA, William 13 VA, Peter C 11 VA, Elizabeth B 9 VA, Wilson C 6 VA, Esther 4 VA, Samuel S 40 MD. ix. Ebenezer Buchanan was born in 1798 in Monongalia Co, VA. 420. Benoi Garner has reference number 420. He was married to Silence Grant. 421. Silence Grant284 has reference number 421. Benoi Garner and Silence Grant had the following children: 210 i. Joshua Garner. 422. Henry Yoho285 was born in 1752 in nr Winchester, VA. He died on 12 MAR 1845 in Tyler Co, VA. He has reference number 422. Ohio Co, VA Land Records 1784 & 1786 lists Henry Yoho. 1810 Ohio Co census index Yoho, Henry 45-up, wife 45-up, male 16-26, 2 females 16-26 1840 Marshall Co census pg 32 Yoho, Henry 80-90, wife 70-80, Rev Vet - Henry Yoho 88 page 3990 Abstracts of Rev War Pension Files Yoho, Henry VA Line, S7996, Sol was born about 18 Miles from Winchester, VA and at age 11 he moved with his fathers family to western VA and lived there during the Rev, he appl 25 SEP 1832 in Monongalia Co, VA aged about 80, in 1835 Sol had moved to Tyler Co, VA and in 1836 had moved to Marshall Co, VA. Revolutionary War Veteran, Scout and Spy. Indian Fighter. Listed in PA militia in 1782 First Battalion, Wash Co, PA. Listed in Company commanded by John Guthery. Henry and brother John listed company commanded by John Mills, Lieutenant. Henry received a pension #S7996 issued 4 NOV 1836. In the year 178, Captain John Baker went to where Washington, Pa., now stands, then known as Catfish Camp. About this time the country about there was very much alarmed, and the people were on the lookout for the Indians, who were reported to have crossed the river near Holiday's Cove, and were expected to make inroads upon the settlements. An express was sent to Wheeling fort to give the alarm concerning it. The party sent consisted of Henry Baker, my father (then eighteen years of age,) Henry Yoho, and ------Starnater. They traveled in safety until they came to the Narrows, on Wheeling creek, near where Col. Woods lived and died. Here they were ambushed by a party of Indians. Starnater shot the Indian nearest him and in return he and his horse were immediately killed. Yoho's horse was shot and fell but arising almost immediately it dashed through the Indians, carrying him away in safety to Wheeling fort. Baker's horse was shot but ran some hundred yards when it fell on him. Extricating himself as soon as possible, and throwing away his arms to lighten himself, he ran for about a quarter of a mile, when seeing a very large red skin approaching him directly in front with a pistol in one hand and a tomahawk in the other, he saw that escape was impossible and stopped. He said the Indian took him by the hair of the head and shook him till he almost thought he would shake his head off, telling him at the same time in good English you are a prisoner. Excerpt from 'History of The Panhandle, 1879" Merged General Note: Henry Yoho was born about 18 miles from Winchester, VA. Source: According to Denver Yoho he was a soldier in the Revolutionary War and Indian Scout. His Revolutionary War service is recorded under VA No. 12222. His pension file is S-7996 - Book, West Virginians in the Revolution, p. 316. . Revolutionary War Service . According to DAR member, Estella (Gunn) Stone, Henry Yoho's services in assisting in the establishment of American Independence during the War of the Revolution were as follows: . 1776, 2 months, private, Lt. Samuel Swingler, VA June 1777, 4 months, Capt. Cross, Capt. John Minor, Col. Gibson 1778, 2 months, Lieut. Swigler 1778, 3 months, spy, Capt. Whetzel 1778, 4-6 months, spy, Capt. Cross, Col John Evans July 1779, 18 months, Lieut. Jacob Cline, Col. Laughlin 1781, stationed at Fort Mason and wounded by Indians Was in General McIntosh and General Clark's Indian Expeditions. The Indian Wars By Denver Yoho April 1995. We have records of at least four, and possibly five, Yoho ancestors who served as soldiers during the Indian Wars and the American Revolution, including George Yoho, Peter Yoho, John Yoho, Henry Yoho and Jacob Yoho. These five men are believed to be five of the sons of Johannas Yoho (born 1712 and died circa 1795) and Susanne Catherine (Lau) Yoho (born circa 1714). Following is information and records evidencing my conclusions relating to the service of these men in the Indian Wars. . Henry Yoho, who was born in 1752 and died March 12, 1845, lived in and around the Fish Creek, Marshall County, West Virginia area. Several records of Henry's services have been found. Henry made application for a pension when he was eighty years old and had to renew the application at the age of eighty- five. He received a pension of forty dollars a year. The DAR Patriot Index, 1966 printing, states, "Henry Yoho born 1752, died March 12, 1845; married Catherine; Pvt. Spy Virginia (pension)." . The information about Henry Yoho that follows is from the "West Virginias in the Revolution," page 316: "Henry Yoho, Service Virginia, VA no. 12222, No. S 7996; Enlisted in Greene County, Pennsylvania in 1776 under Lieutenant Swingler and Cross, Captians Minor and Wetzel, Colonel John Evans, Colonel Laughlin and General Clark. While guarding the western frontier settlements, "No man except possibly Lewis Wetzel encountered so many hardships and risks of life, said Thomas P. Ray, of Morgantown, West Virginia, September 25, 1832 in seeking adjustment to Henry's pension. Henry Yoho received a pension while living in Monongalia County, Virginia in 1833. His claim was supported by Peter Haut and Stephen Gapen. In his two pension requests Henry recites his entire service as he remembered it after nearly sixty years. He was shot in the hip while on horseback at Fort Henry at the same time his future brother-in-law, Henry Baker, was captured by Indians. He made at least one spy trip with the famed Lewis Wetzel, a famous regional Indian fighter. They were in the army of General George Rogers Clark when he had such sucess in Illinois. Wetzel and Yoho were detailed at Point Pleasant to scout the Great Kanawha Valley and when they returned Clark had moved on so they missed Clark's western campaign. Henry Yoho told his grandson, Samuel Goddard, taht he was an associate of Lewis Wetzel, Simon Gurty, Adam Poe and other Indian fighters at their headquarters at Fort Wheeling. Samuel had said, "that he would be afraid to go to bed after hearing the stories told to him about the exploits of the Indian fighters." (Source: The Yoho Newsletter, April 1995, Vol. 4, No. 1) . Henry Yoho was a land owner and farmer. He lived in the Fish Creek area of Marshall Co., WV and in Monongalia Co., VA and Tyler Co. VA(WV). Henry Yoho made an affidavit for application for Revolutionary War Pension on 25 Sep 1832 at the County court of Monongalia, State of Virginia. He gave another statement of his service, about 5 years later, before A. Caldwell, Judge of the W.D. Virginia at a place referred to as Winchester in the statement. DAR Record for Henry Yoho: Revolutionary War Soldier - Pvt. VA State Troops 1776-77 1st. Batallion Washington Co., PA - 1782 in PA Militia with brother Peter Yoho, Capt. John Guthrie. Also Company commanded by Capt. John Mills PA Archive Series VI Vol. 2, p. 18, 19, 271. 1778-79 Served as Spy against the Indians. Pension #S-7996 Eff. 4 Mar 1831. . DAR Patriot Index . The DAR PATRIOT INDEX lists two men by the name of Yoho who had Revolutionary Service: Henry Yoho, born 1752, died 1845, wife, Catherine, Private, Spy, Virginia and Peter Yoho, b. circa 1745, died in 1817 also a private from PA. . Henry Yoho applied for a pension from Monongalia Co., VA when he was 82 years old, but Peter never applied for one. However, both Henry and Peter show up on the First Battalion, Wasington Co., [PA] Militia recruited in Whiteley, Greene and Dunkard Townships in what is now Greene Co., PA in 1782. Ref. PA Archives, Series VI, Vol. 2, pp. 18-19, pp. 271. . I sent for the pension file of Henry Yoho and found it interesting reading. File No. S-7996. Henry was placed on the roll of the Wheeling Agency at the rate of Forty Dollars per Annum under the law of 7 Jun 1832. His application reveals that he was born in Virginia about 18 miles from Winchester. He did not recollect the year, but he stated he was 85 years old. His father's family moved to Western Virginia when he was 11 years old and he resided there ever since. He first served in the Revolution in a company commanded by Lieut. Samuel Singles who was stationed on Whiteley Creek, now in Monongalia Co., [WV] at the house of a settler named Duncan. The Company was composed of 18 men, some drafted, although he had volunteered. They marched to Garrett's fort on Whiteley Creek and remained there ... (Source: undated column of Catherine Foreaker Fedorchak - furnished by Vivian Yoho) . . Record from "Soldiery of W. Va." by Virgil A. Lewis, M.A. State Historian and Archivist. General Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1972.: Monongalia Co. - Henry Yoho, PVT, $80.00 annual; $240.00 received, VA Militia, April 10, 1833, placed on Pension Roll March 4, 1831, at age 82. Due to Act of Congress passed 7 June 1832. . Catherine Lemley and Stephen Gapen, who lived in Whiteley Twp., Greene Co., PA made affidavit as to Henry Yoho's Revolutionary War Service. Henry Yoho made affidavit of the service of 2 members of the Morris family who lived in that locality. . Ohio Co., VA Deed Book 7, page 208, June 5, 1804, Peter Yoho bought 170 acres of land, at Gully Bottom, Fish Creek, near (Graysville, WV) from Abijah McClain for $502.00. This land adjoined the land of his brother, Henry Yoho, who bought 192 acres on Fish Creek from Abijah McClain, June 5, 1804, Deed Book 7, page 205, for the sum of $525.00. . . Henry Yoho Sells Land to his son-in-law Joshua Garner 21 Feb 1828. This indenture made this twenty-first day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight between Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife of Tyler County and State of Virginia of the one pare and Joshua Garner of Ohio County and State aforesaid of the other part. . Witnesseth that the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife for an in consideration of the sum of three hundred and twenty five dollars lawful money of Virginia to them in hand paid at and before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell and convey unto the said Joshua Garner a certain piece or parcel of land situate in Ohio County on Fish Creek being part of an original survey of three hundred and sixty-three acres made April 8th, 1784 for Abijah McClain and conveyed in part by said McClain to the said Henry Yoho Sr. also one other piece or parcel of land adjoining the above of twenty-one acres surveyed April 11th, 1802 for the said Henry Yoho. . Beginning at a gum and beech on the creek bank in the original line and corner to land conveyedby said Abijah McClain to Peter Yoho deceased thence with said Peter Yoho line North 34 degrees East forty-five and a half poles crossing Fish Creek to a hickory on the bank of the creek thence North 23 degrees West one hundred and fifty poles to three beeches in the forks of a drean thence leaving said Yoho line North 1 degree East twenty poles to two small elms in a drean corner to George Baker and on the original line of said McClain's survey then with the same South 79 degrees East one hundred and twenty-eight poles to a white oak corner to the aforesaid 21 acres thence with and including the same North 43 degrees East forty poles to a sycamore thence South 67 1/2 degress East one hundred and twelve poles to two sycamores thence South 20 degress West twenty two poles to a poplar in the line of survey made for Thomas Buffington thence with the said line North 76 degrees West sixty poles to a stone where said survey of 21 acres calles for a walnut on the bank of the creek thence leaving the line of said 21 acres and crossing the creek South 82 degrees West fifty-six poles to the south abutment of a mill dam thence down the south side of the creek South 27 1/2 degrees West one hundred and thirty poles thence South 50 1/2 degres West sixty-three poles to the beginning one hundred and twenty-nine acres more or less together with all and singular the tenements here ? and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to have and to hold the said described piece or parcel of land within the aforesaid bounds together with all the tenements here ? and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said Joshua Garner and his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behoof of the said Joshua Garner his heirs and assigns forvever and the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife for themselves and their heirs doth covenant promise and agree to and with the said Joshua Garner his heirs and assigns that they the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife in and to the said described piece of parcel of land aforesaid is seized ? of and entitled to a good sure and perfect and indefesible state of inheritance in fee simple and that they have good right and lawful authority to sell convey and assure the same to the said Joshua Garner his heirs and assigns forever and further that they the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife the said described piece or parcel of land aforesaid together with the tenements ? and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wide appertaining unto the Said Joshua Garner and his heirs and assigns forever free from the claim or claims of all persons whatsover shall and will warrant and forever defend . In Testimonry whereof the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first written. . Henry Yoho His Mark . Catherine Yoho Her Mark (Indenture furnished by Hugh L. Yoho) . . Problem: Did he die in Wetzel Co., WV or Ohio (Marshall) Co.? Denver Yoho writes: This person was called Henry Yoho Sr. to distinguish him from his nephew who was called, Henry Yoho Jr. . . Source: Daughter of American Revolution Patriot Index 1990, page 3323. . Source: Soldiery of West Virginia by Lewis, 1967, pg 97, 109, 123. . DAR Membership: DAR National #592263, Eloyce Parsons Trader, 1991. . He was married to Catherine Baker about 1780 in Tyler Co, VA. 423. Catherine Baker was born about 1761 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. She died in 1847 in Tyler Co, VA. She has reference number 423. Merged General Note: Problem: Catherine Baker appears on the Ancestral File more than once: 2TKQ-N1, 1QDK-JV. . Catherine Baker was the twin of Margaret Baker. Her name has been given as, Catherine and Katherine. Eloyce Parsons Trader uses, Katherine. Henry Yoho and Catherine Baker had the following children: i. Elizabeth Yoho was born in 1783 in Ohio Co, VA. She died before 1850 in OH. She has reference number 1QDL-Q2. Merged General Note: Elizabeth Yoho was born in what is now, Wetzel Co, WV. . Denver Yoho writes: This could be Elizabeth Yoho Brown. From Fedorchak records, Journal 3, page 5, Monroe County Ohio Court of Common Pleas, August term 1840. Court orders Elizabeth Brown, widow of James Brown, to appear at the next term of court to take out letters of administration, or the court will make such an appointment. . According to Denver Yoho the 1850 census of Monroe Co., OH does not have an Elizabeth Brown that seems to be Elizabeth (Yoho) Brown. ii. Rebecca Yoho was born in 1784 in Ohio Co, VA. She died before 1848. Merged General Note: Rebecca Yoho was born in what is now, Wetzel Co, WV. . Census: 1810, age 16-26 . She died before 1848. She was not in the 1830 census. . 211 iii. Mary Yoho. iv. George Washington Yoho was born on 30 APR 1789 in Ohio Co, VA. He died on 31 JAN 1881 in Paugh Rdg, Wetzel Co, WV. He was buried in FEB 1881 in Antioch Cem, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV. Merged General Note: Problem: George Yoho appears in the Ancestral File more than once: 1QDK-HP, JGGM-JB. . George W. Yoho was born in VA/WV. George W. Yoho was a farmer. . Problem: Was he born, 30 Apr 1789, Abt. 1784, 1790, or Abt. 1794? . Census: 1860, in Wetzel Co., WV 749 George Yoho 66 VA Farmer, Sarah (Cook) 52 VA, Margaret 21 VA, Catherine 19 VA, George 16 VA, Nancy 14 VA . George W. Yoho lived on Paugh Ridge near the Antioch Church in the area of Proctor, Wetzel Co., WV. He is buried in the Antioch Church Cemetery. . Source: "Ohio Valley Richmonds" - Millard Dunham sketch Wetzel Co., WV History 1983 - Goddard family history. . Denver Yoho writes: There are two men named George Yoho buried in the Antioch Cemetery. This George Yoho was called, George Sr. to distinguish him from the other George Yoho who was called, George Jr. George Jr. was the son of George Yoho senior's cousin, Henry Yoho and Annabelle Buchanan. . . Some Confusion . Denver Yoho writes: Millard Dunham says there was another daughter, Polly, who married Daniel Finch. But other reliable records show that Mary Yoho, daughter of Jacob Yoho and Margaret, married Daniel Finch. George Yoho of this family, and Jacob above, were first cousins. The Mary Yoho who married Daniel Finch is said to be buried on the George Yoho farm and this would give credence to Millard Dunham's statement. Daniel and Mary's son, Jacob Finch, married Mary Yoho the daughter of Lewis Yoho and Eleanor Cooper. There also could have been a third Mary (Polly) Yoho who married a Finch. . Sarah Yoho (mother of Alva and Elizabeth Goddard) and Mary Yoho (who married Daniel Finch) were daughters of Jacob Yoho and Margaret. All this inter-marriage may have confused Millard Dunham as he remembered his ancestors. . v. Nancy Ann Yoho was born in 1790 in Ohio Co, VA. She died in 1841 in Louisa Co, IA. Merged General Note: Some say she was born in what is now, Wetzel Co, WV. Her father bought land there as early as 1802. . Problem: Nancy Yoho appears in the Ancestral File more than once: BJMX-54, 1QDL-SD. . vi. Rachel Yoho was born in 1794 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 15 APR 1866 in Marshall Co, WV. She was buried in Montgomery Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. Merged General Note: Rachel Yoho was born in what is now, Wetzel Co, WV. Problem: Was the date of birth, Abt. 1789 or in 1794? The Ancestral File lists, 1794. . Rachel (Yoho) Buchanan left a will which was found by Carice V. Stanley in Sep 1988. Source: Marshall Co., WV Will Book 1, page 332, dated 9 Apr 1866, proven 9 Jul 1866. Henry B. Yoho was named Executor. Rachel Buchanan signed with her mark. The witness were: John F.V. Kelly and Jesse Parsons. . Problem: If the will is dated 1866, how did she die in 1856? . Look at the census for 1860, it appears she did die in 1866. TVA vii. Margaret Yoho was born on 20 MAY 1797 in Ohio Co, VA. She died on 24 JUN 1864 in Blackford Co, IN. She was buried in Twible Cem, Harrison Twp, Blackford, IN. Merged General Note: Born on 20 May 1797 in what is now, Wetzel Co, WV. . Margaret (Yoho) Twibble stated in a application for land grant that she married David Twibble in Belmont Co., OH 6 Feb 1817. So states Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) Gay, Route 1 Box 238, Tecumseh, Oklahoma 74873. Dorothy is the 3rd great- granddaughter of David Twibble and Margaret Yoho. See "Tri-County Researcher," p. 385 for the David and Margaret Twibble family. . She lived to be 67 years, 1 month, 4 days. . Problem: There appears to be some disagreement on the date of death. If she died on 24 Jun 1864 her calculated date of birth would be 20 May 1797. If she died on 24 Jun 1866 her calculated date of birth would be 20 May 1799. . 432. Hans Ruegsegger III286 was born on 28 APR 1748. He died on 22 APR 1828. He was married to Barbara Beubler. 433. Barbara Beubler287 was born on 13 APR 1755. She died on 27 APR 1834. Hans Ruegsegger III and Barbara Beubler had the following children: 216 i. Christian Ruegsegger Sr. 448. Henry Holston288 was born in 1720 in PA. He died in 1805 in Botetourt Co, VA.289 He has reference number 448. Lived PA, Botetourt Co, VA, Craig's Creek. Swedish. He was married to Mary. 449. Mary died after 1804. She has reference number 449. Henry Holston and Mary had the following children: i. Ruth Holston died before 1837. ii. Sarah Holston. Lived Knox Co, TN. iii. Elizabeth Holston. Lived Sullivan Co, TN. iv. Mary Holston was born in 1756 in Botetourt Co, VA. She died about 1835 in Botetourt Co, VA. v. Mercy Holston died before 1835. Lived Roane Co, TN. 224 vi. Stephen Holston. vii. Henry Holston was born in 1752 in Augusta Co, VA. He died before 15 DEC 1831 in Botetourt Co, VA. viii. Rachel Holston was born in 1768 in MD. 450. John Looney290,291 was born in 1732 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died before MAY 1814. He has reference number 450. Soldier & Indian Fighter, lived Craig's Creek, Botetourt Co, VA. Captain, Revolutionary War, DAR Patriot Index. 1780 fighting Indians. 1781 Battle of Guilford Court House, NC. 1782 Holston River, captured by Indians. Blazed trails with Daniel Boone. He was married to Esther Renfro in 1757. 451. Esther Renfro292 was born in 1730. First white female born west of the James River, in that part of Virginia that later become part of Botetourt Co She died on 26 FEB 1821 in Botetourt Co, VA.293 She has reference number 451. John Looney and Esther Renfro had the following children: i. Rebecca Looney294. ii. John Looney295 was born in 1758 in Augusta Co, VA. He died. 225 iii. Jane Looney. iv. Robert Looney296 was born in 1759 in Augusta Co, VA. He died. v. Stephen Looney297 was born in 1760 in Augusta Co, VA. vi. Peter Looney298 was born in 1762 in Augusta Co, VA. vii. Mary Looney299 was born in 1766 in Augusta Co, VA. viii. Martha Looney300 was born in 1769 in Botetourt Co, VA. ix. Esther Looney301 was born in 1776 in Botetourt Co, VA. x. Elinor Looney302 was born in 1778 in Botetourt Co, VA. xi. Joseph Looney303 was born on 4 JAN 1783 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died in 1867. xii. John Looney304 was born in 1784 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died before 1825. dued if wounds received in War of 1812 xiii. David Looney305 was born in 1785 in Botetourt Co, VA. xiv. Robert Looney306 was born on 22 FEB 1786 in Botetourt Co, VA. He died on 6 JAN 1870. 456. Jeremiah Basham250 died before 1826. He has reference number 456. Hewas married to Mary Dowell. 457. Mary Dowell250 died after 1788. She has reference number 457. Jeremiah Basham and Mary Dowell had the following children: i. Catherine Basham250 died after 1826. 228 ii. James Basham. 458. Benjamin Taylor250 died after 1762. He has reference number 458. He was married to Elizabeth. 459. Elizabeth250 died after 1754. She has reference number 459. Benjamin Taylor and Elizabeth had the following children: i. Richard Taylor250. ii. Joseph Taylor250. 229 iii. Frances (Mary) Taylor. TENTH GENERATION 544. William Amos162,307 was born about 1690 in England. He died in 1759 in Baltimore Co, MD. He was buried in Fallston Cem @ Friends Meeting House, Balt Co, MD. originally buried on their property, Mt Soma. He has reference number 544. Planter, lived Baltimore Co, MD owned 1200 acres of land Will of William Amos, July 21, 1990, The Amos Family Old & New, pg 2. Did he die in 1759 as stated in the Amos Family Old & New or in 1775 according to Tree 2695 Vol I He was married to Ann Maulden. 545. Ann Maulden308 was buried in Fallston Cem @ Friends Meeting House, Balt Co, MD. originally buried on their property, Mt Soma. She has reference number 545. William Amos and Ann Maulden had the following children: i. John Amos. ii. Thomas Amos309,162 was born on 23 NOV 1713 in Baltimore Co, MD. Carpenter and a member of England. Linda Amos Goddard iii. Elizabeth Amos162,310 was born on 18 OCT 1715 in Baltimore Co, MD. not named in her fathers will iv. William Amos311,162 was born on 3 MAR 1718 in Baltimore Co, MD. He died on 26 FEB 1814 in Harford Co, MD. William the Quaker Was an Episcopal Clergyman, an officer in provincial militia and later became a Quaker Minister. He was responsible for establishing the first Friends Meeting House in what is now Harford Co, MD. obit pg 3 July 1990 Amos Newsletter v. James Amos162,312 was born on 18 FEB 1721. He died on 1 APR 1797. vi. Benjamin Amos162,313 was born on 2 FEB 1724. He died about 1775 in MD. vii. Joshua Amos314,315 was born on 25 OCT 1725. 272 viii. Mordecai Amos. 546. Daniel Scott162,316 was born in 1680. He died in MAR 1745. He has reference number 546. owned over 2500 acres of land He was married to Elizabeth Whitaker. 547. Elizabeth Whitaker162 was born in JAN 1687. She died in 1758. She has reference number 547. Daniel Scott and Elizabeth Whitaker had the following children: i. Daniel Scott. ii. Martha Scott. iii. Rebecca Scott. iv. James Scott. v. Aquila Scott died in 1826. vi. Elizabeth Scott. vii. Hannah Scott. viii. Sarah Scott. 273 ix. Mary Scott. 576. Rev John Hughes52 was born in 1702 in Glamorganshire, Wales. He has reference number 576. Came to America in 1749, Rev John Hughes (Poet), Wales. Rev John Hughes had the following children: i. William Hughes died in MO. ii. James Hughes was born in Wales. He died in New England. iii. Thomas Hughes was born in Wales. He died in Valley of Virginia. 288 iv. Nathaniel Hughes. 592. Azariah Crane317 was born in 1682 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. He has reference number 592. Presbyterian, married a second time after the death of Rebecca. He was married to Rebecca Prince. 593. Rebecca Prince was born in 1691. She died on 15 JUN 1739. She has reference number 593. Azariah Crane and Rebecca Prince had the following children: i. Rebecca Crane318 was born on 6 SEP 1707. 296 ii. Azariah Crane. iii. Job Crane319. iv. Gamaliel Crane320. v. Ezekiel Crane321. vi. Josiah Crane322. vii. Moses Crane323 was born in 1731. viii. Stephen Crane324. 608. Thomas Main325,326 was born on 19 JUL 1700 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died on 11 MAR 1771 in Stonington, CT. He has reference number 608. He was married to Anna Brown on 20 APR 1720 in Stonington, CT. 609. Anna Brown327,328 was born on 1 FEB 1700 in Stonington, New London, CT. She died on 11 MAR 1766 in Stonington, New London, CT. She has reference number 609. Thomas Main and Anna Brown had the following children: i. Thomas Main329,330 was born on 12 FEB 1721 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died on 17 NOV 1771 in Stonington, CT. ii. Andrew Main331,332 was born on 5 AUG 1723 in Stonington, New London, CT. iii. Timothy Main333,334 was born on 8 APR 1727 in Stonington, New London, CT. 304 iv. Joshua Main. v. Anne Main335,336 was born on 31 JUL 1731 in Stonington, New London, CT. She died on 24 DEC 1822 in Stonington, New London, CT. vi. Jonas Main337,338 was born on 7 FEB 1735 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died on 24 JAN 1804. vii. Elizabeth Main was born about 1738 in Stonington, New London, CT. viii. Elizabeth Main339,340 was born on 19 APR 1740 in Stonington, New London, CT. ix. Ezekiel Main341,342 was born on 8 JUL 1742 in Stonington, New London, CT. x. Phebe Main was born on 16 NOV 1747 in Stonington, New London, CT. She died in 1843 in Stonington, CT. 610. Reuban Peckham343 has reference number 610. He was married to Patience Hathaway. 611. Patience Hathaway344 has reference number 611. Reuban Peckham and Patience Hathaway had the following children: 305 i. Rachel Peckham. 736. Benjamin Coe194 was born in 1628 in Boxford, Suffolk Co, England. He died in 1694. He has reference number 736. Miller & Farmer. Came to America in 1634 with his father and step-mother, lived New Amsterdam (Long Island) in 1655, lived Jamaica, NY in 1676. No records have been found for any daughters but he must have had several as land grants were given to others, starting in 1683. Benjamin was an extensive land holder but did not participate much in public affairs although he was town clerk of Jamaica, NY, in 1676. He was married to Abigail Carman about 1659 in NY. 737. Abigail Carman194 was born on 5 JUL 1635 in Roxbury, MA. She died in 1704 in Hempstead, NY. She has reference number 737. Benjamin Coe and Abigail Carman had the following children: i. Benjamin Coe345 was born in 1660 in Jamaica, Long Island, NY. He died about 1707. 368 ii. Joseph Coe. iii. John Coe was born in 1670. iv. William Coe was born in 1675. 740. Rev John Prudden346 was born in 1645 in Milford, CT. He died on 11 DEC 1725 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. He has reference number 740. He was married to Grace about 1674. 741. Grace347 has reference number 741. Rev John Prudden and Grace had the following children: 370 i. Joseph Prudden. 742. Benjamin Lyon348 was born in 1668 in Elizabethtown, NJ. He died in 1720. He was married to Bethia Lindsley about 1691. 743. Bethia Lindsley349 was born about 1670. Benjamin Lyon and Bethia Lindsley had the following children: 371 i. Joanna Lyon. 784. William Shepherd236 was born in 1682 in Talbot Co, MD. He died after 1743 in DE. He has reference number 784. St Lukes Parish, Queen Anne Co, MD Inherited 200 acres 1/2 of Shepherd's Fortune and 100 acres 1/2 of Shepherd's Forest. Rent Rolls indicate that William received his sister, Mary's portion of "Shepherd's Fortune" by 1728, 2 years after Mary's death. William Shepherd, the only son, was born in 1682. He married Katherine -- -- in or before 1726, as she signed a deed as his wife, 30 MAR 1726. There are many deeds in their names in Queen Anne's County, which was formed from Talbot in 1706, many of these lands originally his father's. He sold the last part of the home plantation, "Shepherd's Fortune", to John Dempsey, in Queen Anne's County, 10 OCT 1739, and had moved over the border into Kent County, Deleware. Date of death not known. He was married to Catherine in 1718 in MD. 785. Catherine236 was born in 1699. She died after 1743. She has reference number 785. William Shepherd and Catherine had the following children: 392 i. William Shepherd. ii. Roseanna Shepherd236 was born in 1721 in Queen Anne Co, MD. iii. Susannah Shepherd236 was born on 3 NOV 1736 in Queen Anne Co, MD. iv. Sarah Shepherd236 was born on 22 JUN 1739 in Queen Anne Co, MD. v. Benjamin Shepherd236 was born on 22 JUN 1743 in Queen Anne Co, MD. vi. Mary Ann Shepherd236 was born in Queen Anne Co, MD. 788. Simon Linder195,350 was born on 3 OCT 1680 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died on 12 FEB 1751 in Frederick Co, VA. He has reference number 1300. Immigrant in 1733 on ship "Elizabeth" He was married to Margarete in 1714 in Bavaria, Germany. 789. Margarete351 was born in 1691 in Germany. She died after 1733 in Berkeley Co, VA. She has reference number 789. Simon Linder and Margarete had the following children: i. Catrina Linder195,352 was born in 1716 in Germany. ii. Simon Linder195,353 was born in 1717 in Germany. He died in 1798 in Rockingham Co, NC. iii. Elizabeth Linder354 was born in 1722 in Germany. iv. Lawrence Linder355 was born in 1725 in Germany. He died in 1787 in VA. 394 v. John George Linder. 808. Samuel Gorby Dr356 was born about 1700 in Manchester, England. He has reference number 808. Physican, Norwegian, Revolutionary War Veteran. Served under George Washington at Valley Forge, not proven. He was married to Mary May in England. 809. Mary May was born about 1708. She has reference number 809. Samuel Gorby Dr and Mary May had the following children: i. Joseph Gorby was born in 1725. pg 36 JAN 1994 TCR lists some children for Joseph and Hannah 404 ii. Thomas Gorby. iii. William Gorby was born in 1742 in Chester Co, PA. never married 814. Thomas Smith. He was married to Elizabeth Sanders. 815. Elizabeth Sanders. Thomas Smith and Elizabeth Sanders had the following children: 407 i. Hannah Smith. ii. Thomas Smith. iii. Elizabeth Smith was born about 1730. She died in 1797 in Cecil Twp, Washington Co, PA. 832. Johannes Yoho282,357 was born in 1712 in Sulzthal, Alsace. He died after 1795 in Ohio Co, VA. He was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. We will never know if Johannes Yoho was really buried in this cemetery. He has reference number 832 & 844. From the list of all the Palatine passengers on board, the "Sno Two Sisters", James Marshall, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes in England. [Qualified September 9, 1738.] Joh Joho age 37, Susanna Joho age 44. Lived Sulzthal, Alsace (Lembach Parish), PA, VA. Emigrated in 1738 on ship SNO TWO SISTERS, wooden shoe maker, Revolutionary War Veteran. Merged General Note: Problem: Johannas Yoho appears in the Ancestral File more than once: JGGH-Z1, BFCG-J2. . Denver Yoho wrote: It seems, from family traditions and records, that Johannas (Jonathan) Yoho was born in Alsace in 1712. Present day Yohos live in Switzerland and pronounce the name, Yoho. The name is spelled, Yoheaux in French and Joho in German and Dutch. He migrated to Philiadelphia in 1738. In 1752 he was living near Winchester, VA. In 1761 he moved to an area of Virginia which would later lie in southwestern Pennsylvania (probably Greene Co., PA). By 1795 he was living in Ohio Co., VA, which is now Marshall Co., WV. He died there shortly after 1795. (22 Apr 1988) . Johannas Yoho (Joho) is aka Jonathan and John. . Johannas Yoho was confirmed in 1729. . Denver Clayton Yoho wrote: I believe, although there is lack of proof for all but three children, that Johannas Joho, (son of John Michael Yoho and Susanna Gelker of Sulzthal, Alsace) and his wife, Susanna Catharine Lau, daughter of Theobald Lau, are the parents of 11 children. I make this assumption from records and family traditions that I have acquired during my life time. Starting about 1958 I have devoted much of my time to research on the Yoho family. Johannas and Susanna had one or more children who were born and died before they came to America. Two daughters are recorded as being born in America. I believe they had at least 7 more children born in America. Family oral tradition from the descendants of brothers, John, Henry, and Jacob Yoho all claim that 3, 5, or 7 brothers came from Switzerland, Germany or Holland to Baltimore or Philadelphia and that they were wearing wooden shoes. Johannas Yoho was a wooden shoemaker in Alsace. (22 Apr 1988) Land Transfer Document from Lord Fairfax to John Yoho 19 Aug 1766 . The Right Honourable Thomas Lord Fairfax Baron of Cameron in that part of Great Britian called Scotland Proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia. . To all who this Present Writing shall come sends Greeting Know Yee that for good causes for and in consideration of the compostion to me paid and for the Annual Rent hereinafter reserved I have given granted and confirmed and by these presents for me my heirs and assigns do give grant and confirm unto John Yoho of Frederick County a certain tract of wood and ungranted land on Cedar Creek in this county and bounded as by a survey thereof made by Robert Rutherford . Beginning on the North Westerly side of the creek near the bank of the same at a locust and two young white oaks and extending N 42 W one hundred and twenty four poles by two white oaks on a level then S 49 W three hundred poles to a red oak and two chestnuts by a large rock stone on a high ridge then S 28 W fifty-six poles to a pine and white oak sapling by a steep bank of the creek a corner to Thomas Perry then with line the course continues forty-six poles in the line crossing the creek then N 48 E three hundred and thirty-two poles to the Beginning, containing two hundred and forty-six acres together with all rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging Royal Mines Excepted and a full third part of all lead copper tine coals iron mine and iron ore that shall be found thereon to have and to hold the two hundred and forty-six acres of land together with all rights profits and benefits to the same belonging or in anywise appertaining except before excepted To him the said John Yoho his heirs and assigns therefore yeilding and paying to me my heirs and assigns or to my certain attorney or attornies agent or agents or to the certain attorney or attornies of my heirs or assigns Proprietor of the Northern Neck yearly and every year on the feast day of Michael the Arch Angel the fee rent of one shilling sterling money for every fifty acres of land hereby granted and so proportionably for a greater or lesser quanity provided that if the said John Yoho his heirs and assigns shall not pay the said reserved annual rent aforsaid so that the same or any part thereof shall be ? and unpaid by the space of two whole years after the same shall become due if legally demanded that then it shall and may be lawful for me my heirs and assigns proprietors as aforsaid my or their certain attorney or attornies agent or agents into the above granted premises to enter and hold the same so as if this grant had never passed . Given at my Office in the County of Frederick under my hand and seal the nineteenth day of August, 1766. Fairfax (Furnished by Hugh L. Yoho) . . LAND: 22 Jul 1771, Joho Yoho sells land to Alexander Machir THIS INDENTURE made the two and twentieth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy one BETWEEN John Yoho of the County of Frederick and Colony of Virginia of the one part and Alexander Machir of County and Colony of the other part, WITNESSETH, that the said John Yoho for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings in Current money of Virginia; to him in hand paid by the said Alexander Machir at or before the sealing and Delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, Bargained and sold and by these presents doth Grant Bargain and sell unto the said Alexander Machir a certain Tract of Land on Cedar Creek in the said County and Colony above mentioned and bounded as by a survey thereof by Robert Rutherford; BEGINNING on the northeasterly side of the Creek near the Bank of the same at a Locust and two young white oaks & extending N 42 W one hundred and twenty four poles by two white oaks on a level then S 49 W three hundred poles to a red oak and two Chestnuts by a large Rock Stone on a high ridge then S 28 E fifty six Poles to a pine and white oak sapling by a steep Bank of the Creek a corner to Thomas Perry then with this line the course continues forty six poles in the line crofsing the Creek then N 48 E three hundred and thirty two Poles to the beginning containing two hundred and forty six acres which said Land was given granted & confirmed to the said John Yoho by the Right Honorable Thomas Lord Fairfax by a Deed bearing the nineteenth day of August Anno Domini one thousand and seven hundred and sixty six. Registered in the Proprietor's office in Book W, page 141 and all Homes, Buildings, Orchards, ways, waters, water Courses, Profits, commodities, Hereditaments and appurtenances whatsover to the said Premises hereby Granted or any part thereof belonging or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and Profits thereof, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the lands hereby conveyed and all and singular other the Premises hereby Granted with the appurtenances unto the said Alexander Machir his Executors administrator and afsigns from the day before the date hereof, for and during the full term and time of one whole year from thence next issuing fully to be complete and ended, YIELDING AND PAYING therefore the rent of one pepper corn on ? day next if the same shall be lawfully demanded to the intent & purpose that by virture of these presents and of the statute for transferring uses into pofsefsion the said Alexander Machir may be in actual Pofsefsion of the Premises and be thereby enabled to accept and take ? and Release of the reversion and Inheritance thereof to him and his heirs IN WITNESS whereof the said John Yoho hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. (Source: unknown - extracted from a copy of the original by Hugh L. Yoho) Virginia Tax Lists: Jonathan Yoho, 1795; Jacob Yoho, 1795; Peter Yoho, 1785, 1790, 1795; Henry Yoho, 1785, 1795. . Denver C. Yoho wrote: I haven't found any later record of Jonathan Yoho than the 1795 Virginia Tax List. Johannas Yoho, born 1712 in Alsace would have been 83 years of age in 1795. . Johannas Yoho was probably buried in an unmarked grave at the Yoho Cemetery, near Graysville, Marshall Co., WV. This cemetery is on the farm that was owned by Peter Yoho. . He was married to Susannah Catherine Lau on 1 MAR 1735 in Sulzthal, Alsace. 833. Susannah Catherine Lau282 was born about 1714 in Sulzthal, Alsace. She has reference number 833 & 845. Merged General Note: Was her first name, Susanna or Sussana? . Problem: She is in the Ancestral File more than once, 2TKQ-JB and JGGH-KX. . Johannes Yoho and Susannah Catherine Lau had the following children: i. Marie Christine Yoho282 was born on 20 OCT 1735 in Mattsall, Alsace. She died in 1736 in Mattsall, Alsace. ii. Eva Cathrina Yoho282 was born on 18 JUN 1737 in Lemback Parish, Sulzthal, Alsace. She died before 1741. iii. Maria Christine Yoho282 was born on 14 MAR 1740 in Conewago Co, PA. She was christened on 22 MAY 1740. iv. Eva Catrina Yoho was born on 26 MAY 1741 in Conewago Co, PA. She was christened on 25 JUN 1741. She died on 5 NOV 1825 in Greene Co, PA. She was buried in Shriver-de-Frise, Greene Co, PA. 416 v. Peter Yoho. vi. John Lau Yoho was born in 1746 in nr Winchester, VA. He died in 1834. Served with his brothers Henry & Peter in the Virginia Militia during Revolution @ Fort Pitt 1777. vii. George Yoho was born about 1748 in nr Winchester, VA. He died about 1795 in Ohio Co, VA. Killed by Indians viii. Anne Maria Yoho282 was christened on 9 SEP 1750 in York Co, PA. 422 ix. Henry Yoho. x. Prudence Yoho was born in 1753. She died after 1810. xi. Jacob Yoho was born on 8 JUL 1765 in Beaver Co, PA. He died on 24 AUG 1851 in Guernsey Co, OH. He was buried in Yoho Cem, Batesville, Independence Co, OH. 834. John Baker Captain358,204,359 was born between 1737 and 1740 in Bingen- on-the-Rhine, Prussia. He died in 1787 in Bakers Station, Ohio Co, VA. Killed by Indians. He was buried in Graveyard Run, Cresap, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 834 & 846. Came to America 1740-1750, Philadephia, on the ship Neptune from Rotterdam. German, Revolutionary War Veteran, Killed by Indians. It is believed John had a bro Jacob who died unmd in 1836 and a sis Beulah who md a Philpot. There may have been another bro Michael, some believe all came to America together, no proof has been found. John is believed to have served a six year service for his passage and that he first married before leaving for America and that she died at sea following birth of her first child. Abt 1760 he md Elizabeth Adams, some say Elizabeth Sullivan, could been Elizabeth Adams Sullivan. She was born 1744 and died 1836 in Monroe Co, OH bur on the old Matz farm. It is believed John served as a Captain in Col Silas Hedges 11th Reg of drafted militia for the Colony of VA, but some think this is a different John Baker "History of the Panhandle", 1879, pages 361-3 INDIAN TROUBLES--EARLY REMINISCENCES. From an article published in the Wheeling Intelligencer, of May, 1866, the following is obtained: Colonel Samuel P. Baker, from whom these facts were ascertained, lives near Benwood, Union district. He is the second son of Henry Baker, and was born in the year 1798. In the year 1825 he married Caroline, oldest daughter of Samuel Tomlinson. He now lives on a part of the 600 acre tract of land formerly owned by Tomlinson, and is now in his eighty-first year, and is the oldest native born citizen living in Marshall county. He is a very intelligent old gentleman and what he relates is authentic. The following was written nearly verbatim: "John Baker, my grandfather, was a Prussian, and he came to the United States in the year 1755. He landed at Philadelphia, where he married a German lady by the name of Elizabeth Sullivan, in the year 1760. Immediately after his marriage he moved to the Shenandoah valley, Virginia, where in the year 1763 Henry Baker, my father, was born. In the year 1767 he emigrated from there to Dunkard creek, Greene county, Pa., and settled among the Indians, four tribes of whom were then living there in peace with the whites, viz: the Delaware, the Wyandots, the Swanees, and the Mingoes. He remained there until the breaking out of Dunmore's War, when he took refuge with his family in what was then called Redstone Old Fort, now Brownsville, Pa. In the year 1781 he went to where Washington, Pa., now stands, then known as Catfish Camp. About this time the country about there was very much alarmed, and the people were on the lookout for the Indians, who were reported to have crossed the river near Holiday's Cove, and were expected to make inroads upon the settlements. An express was sent to Wheeling fort to give the alarm concerning it. The party sent consisted of Henry Baker, my father (then eighteen years of age,) Henry Yoho, and ------Starnater. They traveled in safety until they came to the Narrows, on Wheeling creek, near where Col. Woods lived and died. Here they were ambushed by a party of Indians. Starnater shot the Indian nearest him and in return he and his horse were immediately killed. Yoho's horse was shot and fell but arising almost immediately it dashed through the Indians, carrying him away in safety to Wheeling fort. Baker's horse was shot but ran some hundred yards when it fell on him. Extricating himself as soon as possible, and throwing away his arms to lighten himself, he ran for about a quarter of a mile, when seeing a very large red skin approaching him directly in front with a pistol in one hand and a tomahawk in the other, he saw that escape was impossible and stopped. He said the Indian took him by the hair of the head and shook him till he almost thought he would shake his head off, telling him at the same time in good English you are a prisoner. He was taken back to the body of the Indians, among whom was a brother of the one killed by Starnater. This Indian was raving mad, and was determined to kill Baker in revenge for the death of his brother, but he was prevented from doing so by the chief. They came rapidly down this ridge where I live, no doubt thinking they would be pursued. They struck the river at Kate's Rock, where they found several canoes filled with Indians, who seemed to be waiting for them. From this point, after rowing a short distance down the river, they left the stream, and going back of the Grave creek flats they crossed the creek near where the water station now is and struck the river again at the lower end of the Round Bottom. Here they crossed the river and encamped for the night at the head of Captina Island. All this time he carried his own and Starnater's and the dead Indian's rifles strapped to his back. He was tied to a sapling and passed the night without food. They started early next morning and traveled three days and three nights without stopping to camp, or with scarcely anything to eat. At the end of this time they arrived at Chillicothe. Here, thinking they were out of danger of pursuit, they traveled more leisurely and killing some deer, they had plenty to eat. Arriving at Sandusky they found a band of at least three hundred warriors, and there were nine other men from Kentucky as prisoners. They were all compelled to run the gauntlet. My father being young and active ran it easily, which so enraged a young Indian that he knocked him down with his club after he had entered the house. He witnessed the burning of the nine Kentuckians, one being burned each day, all the time being warned that his fate was to be the same as theirs. On the tenth day he was ordered to be taken out and tied to the stake by an old Indian. He resisted somewhat, and tried to parley with them, but on starting out toward the stake he saw a horseman rapidly approaching. When the horseman came up he saw a man dressed in the uniform of a British officer. He immediately ran to the man. He told him that the Indians were about to burn him, and he wanted him to save him. He found out the man to be Simon Girty, who, on finding who Baker was and where he was from, plead with the Indians for two hours to spare his life, and finally succeeded. My father always supposed that Girty anticipated making an attack on Wheeling and expected him to be useful to him as a guide, for he took him aside and asked him all manner of questions concerning Wheeling and vicinity. Through the interposition of Girty he was sent to Detroit and reported to the Governor. He was then set at liberty. Hiring himself to an Indian trader, he remained with him some time trading with the Indians. At length he started with two others for Virginia, and after a tedious march, getting lost at one time for near three weeks, they arrived at the point where Bridgeport now stands. The inhabitants of Wheeling were some of them on that side of the river, making sugar and selling it. They supposed them to be Indians and fled to the fort and gave the alarm. Finally, when the inhabitants of the fort found out who they were, they welcomed them within its walls. Baker here found that during his absence his father had moved to the Round Bottom, whither he went, and when summer opened they all went to Fort Tomlinson. In the year 1784 my father built what was long known as Baker's station, near Cresap's grove. In the same year a family by the name of Parr settled in the Flats, and a short time thereafter Henry Baker married one of his daughters. After marriage he settled at Tomlinson's fort, and in the year 1786 his first son, John Baker, was born. (He was the father of Captain A.O. Baker, present clerk of the circuit court). He lived at the fort until Wayne's treaty in 1791, when he moved to Round Bottom, where he bought a tract of land at the lower end of the bottom, including also Captine island. Here he lived and died. His oldest son, John, married Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan Roberts. DEATH OF CAPT. JOHN BAKER BY THE INDIANS Captain John Baker, who located here in the early settlement of the country, was captain of a company of men fighting the Indians, and about 1787 met with his death. He was in company with the Wetzels, three in number, in a block house that had been erected at the head of Cresap's bottom. They were watching Indians who sauntered around on the opposite banks of the Ohio river, evidently waiting an opportunity to kill the whites that had taken refuge in the fort. Baker seizing the first chance fired and killed an Indian that was in range of his gun. The Indians pretending they were frightened, scattered and ran in different directions, leaving their bleeding and dying brother upon the ground. Baker seeing at once that his shot had proven fatal, and being somewhat daring, suggested to the Wetzels to cross the river and examine their dead foe. No Indians then, of course, were in sight--all tranquil and every appearance of safety. But the savages were using strategy. They had secreted themselves not far from their dead companion. He was left there for a bait, and Baker was thus decoyed. A canoe was secured and they crossed to the opposite bank to take a llok at their dead victim. Whilst reconnoitering him, several shots from the Indians were unexpectedly fired, and one taking effect on Baker, who fell and was captured by the Indians. The Wetzels recovered the body shortly afterwards--they found he had crawled partially under a log, lying insensible, with both eyes gored out--and he was carried across the river on the canoe, only surviving but a short time after reaching the fort, or block- house. he was buried at that place. The following named persons attended the funeral: Henry Baker, the old Indian warrior, and family; Reuben Roberts, and family; george Baker, Leonard Raigor and two brothers; Aaron Hughes, and Capt. Roberts. There were three canoe loads went from the Round bottom to Baker's Station, where the block-house stood. Col. S. P. Baker and Capt. Roberts are the only two persons now living that attended on that occasion. He was married to Elizabeth Adams Sullivan in 1760 in Philadelphia, PA. 835. Elizabeth Adams Sullivan was born on 14 FEB 1744 in Germany. She died on 22 MAY 1836 in Monroe Co, OH. She was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH. She has reference number 835 & 847. John Baker Captain and Elizabeth Adams Sullivan had the following children: 417 i. Margaret Baker. 423 ii. Catherine Baker. iii. George Baker was born in 1762 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. He died in 1845 in Graysville, Marshall Co, VA. He was buried in Graysville, Marshall Co, VA. pg 26 Marshall Co 1840 Baker, George 70-80, female 70-80, female 5-10 #313 Marshall Co 1850 Baker, Sarah 84 MD, Susan I 14 VA iv. Henry Baker was born in 1763 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. He died in 1847 in Cresap, Marshall Co, VA. v. John Baker was born in 1765 in Dunkard Creek, Greene Co, PA. He died on 22 MAY 1794 in Captina, Marshall Co, WV. Killed by Indians. He was buried in prob Graveyard Run, Marshall Co, WV. vi. Mary Jane Baker was born in 1765. vii. Elizabeth Baker was born in 1768. She died. killed by indians viii. Joseph Baker was born in 1773 in Redstone Fort, Brownsville, PA. He died in 1859 in Pea Vine Ck, Belmont Co, OH. ix. Jacob Baker was born in 1775. He died in 1861 in Calais, Monroe Co, OH. He was buried in Calais, Monroe Co, OH. will 10 NOV 1852, bk 18 pg 362 Monroe Co, OH x. Martin D Baker was born on 10 OCT 1780 in Fish Camp, Washington, PA. He died on 27 APR 1857 in Monroe Co, OH. He was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH. xi. Isaac Baker was born on 13 JAN 1782 in Wheeling Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1865 in Boynton Twp, Tazwell Co, IL. 836. John Buchanan has reference number 836. John Buchanan had the following children: 418 i. William Buchanan. 838. James McMullen died about 1761. He has reference number 838. Will of James McMullen Shrewsberry Twp., York Co, PA 9 MAR 1761 Names minor daughter Mary. Marriages of York Co, PA book D page 165 - Mary McMullen born 1755 to William Buchanan in 1774. York Co, PA orphan court book A pages 231-232, Mary was apprenticed to her Uncle John McMullen who lived in the same township as John Buchanan, thought to be father of William Buchanan who died in Ohio Co, VA in 1813. Book C pages 195-196 of York Co, PA Orphan records, no date. John McMullen was ordered to pay William Buchanan and Mary his wife in the right of the said Mary, 21 poinds, etc. He was married to Wife. 839. Wife has reference number 839. James McMullen and Wife had the following children: 419 i. Mary McMullen. 844. Johannes Yoho282,357 was born in 1712 in Sulzthal, Alsace. He died after 1795 in Ohio Co, VA. He was buried in Peter Yoho Cem, Fish Ck, Marshall Co, WV. We will never know if Johannes Yoho was really buried in this cemetery. He has reference number 832 & 844. From the list of all the Palatine passengers on board, the "Sno Two Sisters", James Marshall, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes in England. [Qualified September 9, 1738.] Joh Joho age 37, Susanna Joho age 44. Lived Sulzthal, Alsace (Lembach Parish), PA, VA. Emigrated in 1738 on ship SNO TWO SISTERS, wooden shoe maker, Revolutionary War Veteran. Merged General Note: Johannas Yoho . Problem: Johannas Yoho appears in the Ancestral File more than once: JGGH-Z1, BFCG-J2. . Denver Yoho wrote: It seems, from family traditions and records, that Johannas (Jonathan) Yoho was born in Alsace in 1712. Present day Yohos live in Switzerland and pronounce the name, Yoho. The name is spelled, Yoheaux in French and Joho in German and Dutch. He migrated to Philiadelphia in 1738. In 1752 he was living near Winchester, VA. In 1761 he moved to an area of Virginia which would later lie in southwestern Pennsylvania (probably Greene Co., PA). By 1795 he was living in Ohio Co., VA, which is now Marshall Co., WV. He died there shortly after 1795. (22 Apr 1988) . Johannas Yoho (Joho) is aka Jonathan and John. . Johannas Yoho was confirmed in 1729. . Denver Clayton Yoho wrote: I believe, although there is lack of proof for all but three children, that Johannas Joho, (son of John Michael Yoho and Susanna Gelker of Sulzthal, Alsace) and his wife, Susanna Catharine Lau, daughter of Theobald Lau, are the parents of 11 children. I make this assumption from records and family traditions that I have acquired during my life time. Starting about 1958 I have devoted much of my time to research on the Yoho family. Johannas and Susanna had one or more children who were born and died before they came to America. Two daughters are recorded as being born in America. I believe they had at least 7 more children born in America. Family oral tradition from the descendants of brothers, John, Henry, and Jacob Yoho all claim that 3, 5, or 7 brothers came from Switzerland, Germany or Holland to Baltimore or Philadelphia and that they were wearing wooden shoes. Johannas Yoho was a wooden shoemaker in Alsace. (22 Apr 1988) Land Transfer Document from Lord Fairfax to John Yoho 19 Aug 1766 . The Right Honourable Thomas Lord Fairfax Baron of Cameron in that part of Great Britian called Scotland Proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia. . To all who this Present Writing shall come sends Greeting Know Yee that for good causes for and in consideration of the compostion to me paid and for the Annual Rent hereinafter reserved I have given granted and confirmed and by these presents for me my heirs and assigns do give grant and confirm unto John Yoho of Frederick County a certain tract of wood and ungranted land on Cedar Creek in this county and bounded as by a survey thereof made by Robert Rutherford . Beginning on the North Westerly side of the creek near the bank of the same at a locust and two young white oaks and extending N 42 W one hundred and twenty four poles by two white oaks on a level then S 49 W three hundred poles to a red oak and two chestnuts by a large rock stone on a high ridge then S 28 W fifty-six poles to a pine and white oak sapling by a steep bank of the creek a corner to Thomas Perry then with line the course continues forty-six poles in the line crossing the creek then N 48 E three hundred and thirty-two poles to the Beginning, containing two hundred and forty-six acres together with all rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging Royal Mines Excepted and a full third part of all lead copper tine coals iron mine and iron ore that shall be found thereon to have and to hold the two hundred and forty-six acres of land together with all rights profits and benefits to the same belonging or in anywise appertaining except before excepted To him the said John Yoho his heirs and assigns therefore yeilding and paying to me my heirs and assigns or to my certain attorney or attornies agent or agents or to the certain attorney or attornies of my heirs or assigns Proprietor of the Northern Neck yearly and every year on the feast day of Michael the Arch Angel the fee rent of one shilling sterling money for every fifty acres of land hereby granted and so proportionably for a greater or lesser quanity provided that if the said John Yoho his heirs and assigns shall not pay the said reserved annual rent aforsaid so that the same or any part thereof shall be ? and unpaid by the space of two whole years after the same shall become due if legally demanded that then it shall and may be lawful for me my heirs and assigns proprietors as aforsaid my or their certain attorney or attornies agent or agents into the above granted premises to enter and hold the same so as if this grant had never passed . Given at my Office in the County of Frederick under my hand and seal the nineteenth day of August, 1766. Fairfax (Furnished by Hugh L. Yoho) . . LAND: 22 Jul 1771, Joho Yoho sells land to Alexander Machir THIS INDENTURE made the two and twentieth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy one BETWEEN John Yoho of the County of Frederick and Colony of Virginia of the one part and Alexander Machir of County and Colony of the other part, WITNESSETH, that the said John Yoho for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings in Current money of Virginia; to him in hand paid by the said Alexander Machir at or before the sealing and Delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, Bargained and sold and by these presents doth Grant Bargain and sell unto the said Alexander Machir a certain Tract of Land on Cedar Creek in the said County and Colony above mentioned and bounded as by a survey thereof by Robert Rutherford; BEGINNING on the northeasterly side of the Creek near the Bank of the same at a Locust and two young white oaks & extending N 42 W one hundred and twenty four poles by two white oaks on a level then S 49 W three hundred poles to a red oak and two Chestnuts by a large Rock Stone on a high ridge then S 28 E fifty six Poles to a pine and white oak sapling by a steep Bank of the Creek a corner to Thomas Perry then with this line the course continues forty six poles in the line crofsing the Creek then N 48 E three hundred and thirty two Poles to the beginning containing two hundred and forty six acres which said Land was given granted & confirmed to the said John Yoho by the Right Honorable Thomas Lord Fairfax by a Deed bearing the nineteenth day of August Anno Domini one thousand and seven hundred and sixty six. Registered in the Proprietor's office in Book W, page 141 and all Homes, Buildings, Orchards, ways, waters, water Courses, Profits, commodities, Hereditaments and appurtenances whatsover to the said Premises hereby Granted or any part thereof belonging or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and Profits thereof, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the lands hereby conveyed and all and singular other the Premises hereby Granted with the appurtenances unto the said Alexander Machir his Executors administrator and afsigns from the day before the date hereof, for and during the full term and time of one whole year from thence next issuing fully to be complete and ended, YIELDING AND PAYING therefore the rent of one pepper corn on ? day next if the same shall be lawfully demanded to the intent & purpose that by virture of these presents and of the statute for transferring uses into pofsefsion the said Alexander Machir may be in actual Pofsefsion of the Premises and be thereby enabled to accept and take ? and Release of the reversion and Inheritance thereof to him and his heirs IN WITNESS whereof the said John Yoho hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year first above written. (Source: unknown - extracted from a copy of the original by Hugh L. Yoho) Virginia Tax Lists: Jonathan Yoho, 1795; Jacob Yoho, 1795; Peter Yoho, 1785, 1790, 1795; Henry Yoho, 1785, 1795. . Denver C. Yoho wrote: I haven't found any later record of Jonathan Yoho than the 1795 Virginia Tax List. Johannas Yoho, born 1712 in Alsace would have been 83 years of age in 1795. . Johannas Yoho was probably buried in an unmarked grave at the Yoho Cemetery, near Graysville, Marshall Co., WV. This cemetery is on the farm that was owned by Peter Yoho. . He was married to Susannah Catherine Lau on 1 MAR 1735 in Sulzthal, Alsace. 845. Susannah Catherine Lau282 was born about 1714 in Sulzthal, Alsace. She has reference number 833 & 845. Merged General Note: Problem: Was her first name, Susanna or Sussana? . Problem: She is in the Ancestral File more than once, 2TKQ-JB and JGGH-KX. . Johannes Yoho and Susannah Catherine Lau had the following children: i. Marie Christine Yoho282 was born on 20 OCT 1735 in Mattsall, Alsace. She died in 1736 in Mattsall, Alsace. ii. Eva Cathrina Yoho282 was born on 18 JUN 1737 in Lemback Parish, Sulzthal, Alsace. She died before 1741. iii. Maria Christine Yoho282 was born on 14 MAR 1740 in Conewago Co, PA. She was christened on 22 MAY 1740. iv. Eva Catrina Yoho was born on 26 MAY 1741 in Conewago Co, PA. She was christened on 25 JUN 1741. She died on 5 NOV 1825 in Greene Co, PA. She was buried in Shriver-de-Frise, Greene Co, PA. 416 v. Peter Yoho. vi. John Lau Yoho was born in 1746 in nr Winchester, VA. He died in 1834. Served with his brothers Henry & Peter in the Virginia Militia during Revolution @ Fort Pitt 1777. vii. George Yoho was born about 1748 in nr Winchester, VA. He died about 1795 in Ohio Co, VA. Killed by Indians viii. Anne Maria Yoho282 was christened on 9 SEP 1750 in York Co, PA. 422 ix. Henry Yoho. x. Prudence Yoho was born in 1753. She died after 1810. xi. Jacob Yoho was born on 8 JUL 1765 in Beaver Co, PA. He died on 24 AUG 1851 in Guernsey Co, OH. He was buried in Yoho Cem, Batesville, Independence Co, OH. 846. John Baker Captain360,204,361 was born between 1737 and 1740 in Bingen- on-the-Rhine, Prussia. He died in 1787 in Bakers Station, Ohio Co, VA. Killed by Indians. He was buried in Graveyard Run, Cresap, Marshall Co, WV. He has reference number 834 & 846. Came to America 1740-1750, Philadephia, on the ship Neptune from Rotterdam. German, Revolutionary War Veteran, Killed by Indians. It is believed John had a bro Jacob who died unmd in 1836 and a sis Beulah who md a Philpot. There may have been another bro Michael, some believe all came to America together, no proof has been found. John is believed to have served a six year service for his passage and that he first married before leaving for America and that she died at sea following birth of her first child. Abt 1760 he md Elizabeth Adams, some say Elizabeth Sullivan, could been Elizabeth Adams Sullivan. She was born 1744 and died 1836 in Monroe Co, OH bur on the old Matz farm. It is believed John served as a Captain in Col Silas Hedges 11th Reg of drafted militia for the Colony of VA, but some think this is a different John Baker "History of the Panhandle", 1879, pages 361-3 INDIAN TROUBLES--EARLY REMINISCENCES. From an article published in the Wheeling Intelligencer, of May, 1866, the following is obtained: Colonel Samuel P. Baker, from whom these facts were ascertained, lives near Benwood, Union district. He is the second son of Henry Baker, and was born in the year 1798. In the year 1825 he married Caroline, oldest daughter of Samuel Tomlinson. He now lives on a part of the 600 acre tract of land formerly owned by Tomlinson, and is now in his eighty-first year, and is the oldest native born citizen living in Marshall county. He is a very intelligent old gentleman and what he relates is authentic. The following was written nearly verbatim: "John Baker, my grandfather, was a Prussian, and he came to the United States in the year 1755. He landed at Philadelphia, where he married a German lady by the name of Elizabeth Sullivan, in the year 1760. Immediately after his marriage he moved to the Shenandoah valley, Virginia, where in the year 1763 Henry Baker, my father, was born. In the year 1767 he emigrated from there to Dunkard creek, Greene county, Pa., and settled among the Indians, four tribes of whom were then living there in peace with the whites, viz: the Delaware, the Wyandots, the Swanees, and the Mingoes. He remained there until the breaking out of Dunmore's War, when he took refuge with his family in what was then called Redstone Old Fort, now Brownsville, Pa. In the year 1781 he went to where Washington, Pa., now stands, then known as Catfish Camp. About this time the country about there was very much alarmed, and the people were on the lookout for the Indians, who were reported to have crossed the river near Holiday's Cove, and were expected to make inroads upon the settlements. An express was sent to Wheeling fort to give the alarm concerning it. The party sent consisted of Henry Baker, my father (then eighteen years of age,) Henry Yoho, and ------Starnater. They traveled in safety until they came to the Narrows, on Wheeling creek, near where Col. Woods lived and died. Here they were ambushed by a party of Indians. Starnater shot the Indian nearest him and in return he and his horse were immediately killed. Yoho's horse was shot and fell but arising almost immediately it dashed through the Indians, carrying him away in safety to Wheeling fort. Baker's horse was shot but ran some hundred yards when it fell on him. Extricating himself as soon as possible, and throwing away his arms to lighten himself, he ran for about a quarter of a mile, when seeing a very large red skin approaching him directly in front with a pistol in one hand and a tomahawk in the other, he saw that escape was impossible and stopped. He said the Indian took him by the hair of the head and shook him till he almost thought he would shake his head off, telling him at the same time in good English you are a prisoner. He was taken back to the body of the Indians, among whom was a brother of the one killed by Starnater. This Indian was raving mad, and was determined to kill Baker in revenge for the death of his brother, but he was prevented from doing so by the chief. They came rapidly down this ridge where I live, no doubt thinking they would be pursued. They struck the river at Kate's Rock, where they found several canoes filled with Indians, who seemed to be waiting for them. From this point, after rowing a short distance down the river, they left the stream, and going back of the Grave creek flats they crossed the creek near where the water station now is and struck the river again at the lower end of the Round Bottom. Here they crossed the river and encamped for the night at the head of Captina Island. All this time he carried his own and Starnater's and the dead Indian's rifles strapped to his back. He was tied to a sapling and passed the night without food. They started early next morning and traveled three days and three nights without stopping to camp, or with scarcely anything to eat. At the end of this time they arrived at Chillicothe. Here, thinking they were out of danger of pursuit, they traveled more leisurely and killing some deer, they had plenty to eat. Arriving at Sandusky they found a band of at least three hundred warriors, and there were nine other men from Kentucky as prisoners. They were all compelled to run the gauntlet. My father being young and active ran it easily, which so enraged a young Indian that he knocked him down with his club after he had entered the house. He witnessed the burning of the nine Kentuckians, one being burned each day, all the time being warned that his fate was to be the same as theirs. On the tenth day he was ordered to be taken out and tied to the stake by an old Indian. He resisted somewhat, and tried to parley with them, but on starting out toward the stake he saw a horseman rapidly approaching. When the horseman came up he saw a man dressed in the uniform of a British officer. He immediately ran to the man. He told him that the Indians were about to burn him, and he wanted him to save him. He found out the man to be Simon Girty, who, on finding who Baker was and where he was from, plead with the Indians for two hours to spare his life, and finally succeeded. My father always supposed that Girty anticipated making an attack on Wheeling and expected him to be useful to him as a guide, for he took him aside and asked him all manner of questions concerning Wheeling and vicinity. Through the interposition of Girty he was sent to Detroit and reported to the Governor. He was then set at liberty. Hiring himself to an Indian trader, he remained with him some time trading with the Indians. At length he started with two others for Virginia, and after a tedious march, getting lost at one time for near three weeks, they arrived at the point where Bridgeport now stands. The inhabitants of Wheeling were some of them on that side of the river, making sugar and selling it. They supposed them to be Indians and fled to the fort and gave the alarm. Finally, when the inhabitants of the fort found out who they were, they welcomed them within its walls. Baker here found that during his absence his father had moved to the Round Bottom, whither he went, and when summer opened they all went to Fort Tomlinson. In the year 1784 my father built what was long known as Baker's station, near Cresap's grove. In the same year a family by the name of Parr settled in the Flats, and a short time thereafter Henry Baker married one of his daughters. After marriage he settled at Tomlinson's fort, and in the year 1786 his first son, John Baker, was born. (He was the father of Captain A.O. Baker, present clerk of the circuit court). He lived at the fort until Wayne's treaty in 1791, when he moved to Round Bottom, where he bought a tract of land at the lower end of the bottom, including also Captine island. Here he lived and died. His oldest son, John, married Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan Roberts. DEATH OF CAPT. JOHN BAKER BY THE INDIANS Captain John Baker, who located here in the early settlement of the country, was captain of a company of men fighting the Indians, and about 1787 met with his death. He was in company with the Wetzels, three in number, in a block house that had been erected at the head of Cresap's bottom. They were watching Indians who sauntered around on the opposite banks of the Ohio river, evidently waiting an opportunity to kill the whites that had taken refuge in the fort. Baker seizing the first chance fired and killed an Indian that was in range of his gun. The Indians pretending they were frightened, scattered and ran in different directions, leaving their bleeding and dying brother upon the ground. Baker seeing at once that his shot had proven fatal, and being somewhat daring, suggested to the Wetzels to cross the river and examine their dead foe. No Indians then, of course, were in sight--all tranquil and every appearance of safety. But the savages were using strategy. They had secreted themselves not far from their dead companion. He was left there for a bait, and Baker was thus decoyed. A canoe was secured and they crossed to the opposite bank to take a llok at their dead victim. Whilst reconnoitering him, several shots from the Indians were unexpectedly fired, and one taking effect on Baker, who fell and was captured by the Indians. The Wetzels recovered the body shortly afterwards--they found he had crawled partially under a log, lying insensible, with both eyes gored out--and he was carried across the river on the canoe, only surviving but a short time after reaching the fort, or block- house. he was buried at that place. The following named persons attended the funeral: Henry Baker, the old Indian warrior, and family; Reuben Roberts, and family; george Baker, Leonard Raigor and two brothers; Aaron Hughes, and Capt. Roberts. There were three canoe loads went from the Round bottom to Baker's Station, where the block-house stood. Col. S. P. Baker and Capt. Roberts are the only two persons now living that attended on that occasion. He was married to Elizabeth Adams Sullivan in 1760 in Philadelphia, PA. 847. Elizabeth Adams Sullivan was born on 14 FEB 1744 in Germany. She died on 22 MAY 1836 in Monroe Co, OH. She was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH. She has reference number 835 & 847. John Baker Captain and Elizabeth Adams Sullivan had the following children: 417 i. Margaret Baker. 423 ii. Catherine Baker. iii. George Baker was born in 1762 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. He died in 1845 in Graysville, Marshall Co, VA. He was buried in Graysville, Marshall Co, VA. iv. Henry Baker was born in 1763 in Shenandoah Valley, VA. He died in 1847 in Cresap, Marshall Co, VA. v. John Baker was born in 1765 in Dunkard Creek, Greene Co, PA. He died on 22 MAY 1794 in Captina, Marshall Co, WV. Killed by Indians. He was buried in prob Graveyard Run, Marshall Co, WV. vi. Mary Jane Baker was born in 1765. vii. Elizabeth Baker was born in 1768. She died. killed by indians viii. Joseph Baker was born in 1773 in Redstone Fort, Brownsville, PA. He died in 1859 in Pea Vine Ck, Belmont Co, OH. ix. Jacob Baker was born in 1775. He died in 1861 in Calais, Monroe Co, OH. He was buried in Calais, Monroe Co, OH. will 10 NOV 1852, bk 18 pg 362 Monroe Co, OH x. Martin D Baker was born on 10 OCT 1780 in Fish Camp, Washington, PA. He died on 27 APR 1857 in Monroe Co, OH. He was buried in Steed Cem, Monroe Co, OH. xi. Isaac Baker was born on 13 JAN 1782 in Wheeling Ck, Ohio Co, VA. He died in 1865 in Boynton Twp, Tazwell Co, IL. 864. Hans Ruegsegger Jr was born in 1720. He died on 7 MAR 1784. He was married to Elizabeth Steinman. 865. Elizabeth Steinman362 was born in 1721. She died on 30 MAR 1798. Hans Ruegsegger Jr and Elizabeth Steinman had the following children: 432 i. Hans Ruegsegger III. 896. Henry Holston363 was born on 29 MAR 1694 in PA. He has reference number 896. 897. Mersey McClure was born in 1694. Henry Holston and Mersey McClure had the following children: i. Rachel Holston364 was born in 1719. 448 ii. Henry Holston. iii. Sarah Holston365 was born in 1721. iv. Ruth Holston366 was born in 1725. v. Elizabeth Holston367 was born in 1727. vi. Stephen Holston368 was born in 1727 in PA. Captured by Indians in 1734, Escaped in 1741 and returned to his family in Augusta Co (Botetourt Co), VA. Holston River named after Stephen. Did surveying and scouting for James Patton. vii. Mersey Holston369 was born in 1729. 900. Robert Looney Sr.370,371 was born in 1695 in Ballagilly, Kirk Manghold, Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died on 14 SEP 1769 in Botetourt Co, VA.372 He has reference number 900. Established Looney's Ferry in 1742, first crossing of the James River. Miller, Soldier, Farmer, Ferryman, Orchardist. Lived Chester Co, PA, 1724-26, Hagarstown, MD 1735. Built a fort at Looney's Crossing. On list of National Historical Sites. He was married to Elizabeth Stover in 1716 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. 901. Elizabeth Stover373,374 has reference number 901. Robert Looney Sr. and Elizabeth Stover had the following children: i. Thomas Looney375,376 was born in 1718 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died in 1755. In Captain George Robinson's Co 8 Augusta Co Miltia in 1742 ii. Robert Looney Jr.377,378 was born in 1721 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died on 12 AUG 1756 in Augusta Co, VA. killed by Indians. In Captain George Robinson's Co 8 of Augusta Co Militia iii. Daniel Looney379,380 was born in 1723 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died before 17 NOV 1760. In Captain George Robinson's Co 8 Augusta Co Militia 1742 iv. Adam Looney381,382 was born in 1725 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died on 4 JUL 1770 in Tyron Co, NC. In Captain George Robinson's Co 8 Augusta Co Militia 1742 v. Samuel Looney383,384 was born in 1727 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died about 1760. vi. Louisa Looney385 was born in 1728 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. Had children, John, David, and Catherine vii. Absalom Looney386,387 was born in 1729 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. He died about JUN 1796 in Dunkard's Spring, VA. killed by Indians Absolum left the Luney plantation and explored a beautiful valley by the Bluestone of New River, since known and famous as Abb's Valley, named in his honor. Was the wife of Absalom Looney Margaret Moore or Margaret Looney??? Ab had at least 13 children; Michael, Elizabeth, Peter, Mary, Margaret, John, Jonathan, Absalom, Ruth, Ann, Catherina, Priscilla, and Benjamin. viii. Lucy Jane Looney388,389 was born in 1730 in Isle of Mann, Great Britain. 450 ix. John Looney. x. Peter Looney390,391 was born in 1734 in Philadelphia, PA. He died before 13 APR 1760 in Augusta Co, VA. 1758 Sgt Augusta Co Militia 1756 was captured by Indians at Fort Vaux Massacre xi. David Looney392,393 was born in 1738 in Augusta Co, VA. He died on 1 MAY 1801 in Sullivan Co, TN. Major in Continental Army.He was appointed administrator of the esates of his brothers, Daniel and Thomas. He had at least 9 children; David, Jane, Abraham, Mary, Sarah, Annis, Robert, Elizabeth, and Joseph. xii. Joseph Looney394,395 was born in 1740 in Augusta Co, VA. He died in 1817. Captain Looney was with the troops that marched to Yorktown in 1781 xiii. Moses Looney396,397 died in 1812 in TN. Killed by Indians Received land for Revolution service. xiv. Benjamin Looney398 was born in 1748 in Augusta Co, VA. xv. William Looney399,400. xvi. Michael Looney401. 902. Stephen Renfro Sr.402 was born in 1710. He died in 1804 in Knox Co, TN. He has reference number 902. He was married to VanBebber. 903. VanBebber has reference number 903. Stephen Renfro Sr. and VanBebber had the following children: i. Stephen Renfro Jr. died on 13 AUG 1794 in Crab Orchard, TN. killed by Indians 451 ii. Esther Renfro. iii. Elizabeth Renfro was born in 1741. 912. William I Basham250 was born before 1710. He died about 1768 in Cumberland Co, VA. He has reference number 912. He was married to Sarah (Agness) Angel in 1730. 913. Sarah (Agness) Angel250 was born about 1710. She died after 1765 in Cumberland Co, VA. She has reference number 913. William I Basham and Sarah (Agness) Angel had the following children: i. William Basham250 was born before 1730. He died after 1769. 456 ii. Jeremiah Basham. iii. Sarah Basham250 was born before 1750. She died after 1765. 914. Littleberry Dowell250 has reference number 914. He was married to Mary Drury. 915. Mary Drury250 has reference number 915. Littleberry Dowell and Mary Drury had the following children: 457 i. Mary Dowell. ELEVENTH GENERATION 1092. Daniel Scott162,403 has reference number 1092. He was married to Jane Johnson. 1093. Jane Johnson404 was born about 1659 in Bengies Pt, Baltimore Co, MD. She died on 23 DEC 1732 in MD. She has reference number 1093. Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson had the following children: i. Anne Scott. 546 ii. Daniel Scott. iii. Nathaniel Scott. iv. Jane Scott. v. Sarah Scott. vi. Avarilla Scott. 1094. John Whitaker165 has reference number 1094. He was married to Mary. 1095. Mary has reference number 1095. John Whitaker and Mary had the following children: 547 i. Elizabeth Whitaker. 1184. Deacon Azariah Crane405,406 was born in 1649 in New Haven, CT. He died on 5 NOV 1730 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. He has reference number 1184. Presbyterian He was married to Mary Treat in 1672 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. 1185. Mary Treat407 was born on 1 MAY 1652 in Milford, New Haven, CT. She died on 12 NOV 1704 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. She has reference number 1185. Deacon Azariah Crane and Mary Treat had the following children: i. Hannah Crane408. ii. Richard Crane409. died in infancy iii. Jasper Crane410. died in infancy iv. Nathaniel Crane411,412 was born in 1680 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. He died in 1761 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. 592 v. Azariah Crane. vi. Robert Crane413,414 was born in 1684. He died on 14 JUL 1755 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. vii. Jane Crane415,416 was born in 1686. She died on 12 SEP 1755 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. viii. Mary Crane417 was born in 1693. ix. David Crane. x. John Crane418,419 was born in 1695. He died on 5 SEP 1776. xi. Noah Crane. xii. William Crane. 1216. Jeremiah Main420,421 was born in 1678 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died on 11 NOV 1727 in Stonington, New London, CT. He has reference number 1216. Will 24 FEB 1726 Jeremiah was admitted to First Church of Stonington on 18 MAY 1712 He was married to Ruth Brown on 11 OCT 1699 in Stonington, New London, CT. 1217. Ruth Brown was born in 1680 in Stonington, CT. She has reference number 1217. Jeremiah Main and Ruth Brown had the following children: 608 i. Thomas Main. ii. Hannah Main422,423 was born in 1702 in Stonington, New London, CT. bpt 17 MAY 1702 iii. Elizabeth Main424,425 was born on 22 FEB 1703 in Stonington, New London, CT. iv. Lydia Main426,427 was born on 19 APR 1705 in Stonington, New London, CT. v. Sarah Main428,429 was born on 19 MAY 1706 in Stonington, New London, CT. She died. died young vi. Jeremiah Main430,431 was born on 10 APR 1708 in Stonington, New London, CT. vii. Hepzibah Main432,433 was born on 24 MAR 1710 in Stonington, New London, CT. viii. Nathaniel Main434,435 was born on 4 AUG 1714 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died on 4 AUG 1781. ix. Anna Main436,437 was born on 21 AUG 1715 in Stonington, New London, CT. bpt 21 AUG 1715 She died. died young x. John Main438,439 was born on 20 MAY 1716 in Stonington, New London, CT. bpt 20 MAY 1716 xi. Peter Main440,441 was born on 5 AUG 1718 in Stonington, New London, CT. 1218. Eleazer Brown442 was born on 4 AUG 1670 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. He died on 30 NOV 1734 in Stonington, New London, CT. He has reference number 1218. He was married to Ann Pendleton on 18 OCT 1695. 1219. Ann Pendleton443 was born on 12 NOV 1667 in Portsmouth, NH. She died about 1732 in CT. She has reference number 1219. Eleazer Brown and Ann Pendleton had the following children: i. Jonathan Brown was born on 12 JUL 1694 in Stonington, New London, CT. ii. James Brown was born on 1 JUN 1696 in Stonington, New London, CT. iii. Eleazer Brown was born on 4 MAY 1698 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died in 1759. 609 iv. Anna Brown. v. Ebenezer Brown was born on 28 JUN 1702 in Stonington, New London, CT. He died on 4 MAR 1725. vi. Mary Brown was born on 28 NOV 1703 in Stonington, New London, CT. vii. Hannah Brown was born on 12 DEC 1705 in Stonington, New London, CT. She died on 4 JAN 1727. viii. Patience Brown was born on 28 DEC 1707 in Stonington, New London, CT. ix. Abigail Brown was born on 3 FEB 1712 in Stonington, New London, CT. x. Ruth Brown was born on 30 JUN 1714 in Stonington, New London, CT. xi. Daniel Brown was born about 1716 in Stonington, New London, CT. 1472. Robert Coe194 was born on 26 OCT 1596 in Thorpe-Morieux, Sufflok Co, England. He died in 1689 in Jamaica, Long Island, NY. He has reference number 1472. Robert came to America with his second wife and four children, departing Ipswich, England, 30 APR 1634, sailing on the ship, FRANCIS, arriving at Boston, MA, in JUL 1634, settling at Watertown, MA, for one year, then moving to Wethersfield, CT. In 1641 he with several others bought land and laid out and settled Stamford, CT. A dispute arose among the Church leaders and Rev. Richard Denton and Robert Coe left the area and moved across the Long Island sound to the then Colony of New Amsterdam, under Dutch control. They then made treaties with the Indians and acquired considerable property and in the first year founded a Church and sold lots and named the town, Hempstead, this was 1644-1645. Later with his youngest son, Benjamin, 1652-1656, he had land surveyed and sold lots, which is now present day, Jamacia, NY. Robert Coe held various Church positions and was a Magistrate in both Dutch and English governments on Long Island. Presbyterian. He was married to Mary about 1623 in England. 1473. Mary was born in 1591 in Boxford, Suffolk Co, England. She died on 27 OCT 1628 in Boxford, Suffolk Co, England.444 She has reference number 1473. Robert Coe and Mary had the following children: i. John B Coe was born on 20 AUG 1625 in Boxford, Suffolk Co, England. ii. Robert Coe was born on 19 SEP 1626 in Boxford, Suffolk Co, England. He died in SEP 1659 in Stratford, Fairfield Co, CT. iii. Mary Coe was born in 1626 in Boxford, Suffolk Co, England. 736 iv. Benjamin Coe. 1474. John Carman194 was born in 1606 in Hemel, Hempstead, England. He died in 1653 in Hempstead, NY. He has reference number 1474. He was married to Florence Fordham about 1635. 1475. Florence Fordham194 died before 1661 in NY. She has reference number 1475. She was born in England. John Carman and Florence Fordham had the following children: i. John Carman445 was born on 8 JUL 1633 in Roxbury, MA. He died in 1684 in Hempstead, NY. 737 ii. Abigail Carman. iii. Caleb Carman446 was born in 1639 in Sandwich, MA. He died in 1695 in Cape May, NJ. iv. Thomas Carman was born in 1646 in Hempstead, NY. v. Joshua Carman447 was born in 1648 in Hempstead, NY. 1480. Rev Peter Prudden448 was born in 1601 in Kings Walden, Hertfordshire, England. He died in JUL 1656. He has reference number 1480. He was married to Joanna Boyse about 1683. 1481. Joanna Boyse449 died in 1683. She was born in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. She has reference number 1481. Rev Peter Prudden and Joanna Boyse had the following children: 740 i. Rev John Prudden. 1484. Henry Lyon450 was born about 1625 in Glen Lyon, Perthshire, Scotland. He died in 1703 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. He was married to Elizabeth Bateman in 1652. 1485. Elizabeth Bateman451 was born in 1632. She died in 1688. Henry Lyon and Elizabeth Bateman had the following children: 742 i. Benjamin Lyon. 1486. Francis Lindsley452 was born about 1620 in England. He was married to Susana Cullpeper in 1655. 1487. Susana Cullpeper453. Francis Lindsley and Susana Cullpeper had the following children: 743 i. Bethia Lindsley. 1568. Francis Shepherd236,454,455 was born in 1648 in England. He died in 1692 in Talbot Co, MD.456 He has reference number 1568. Probably the s/o William Shepherd and Mary who came to Maryland in 1640. lived Talbot Co, MD, Will 21 MAR 1692 Owned many tracts of land, was loyal to King and Lord Baltimore, was signer of the petition of 18 NOV 1689, to the King from the "ancient Protestant inhabitants of Talbot County", complaining of John Coade's creating tumult and mutiny in the Colony and taking it over, ruling unjustly. They requested the return of Lord Baltimore. (Arch. Md. Vol. 8 P. 132) Francis Shepherd served on Juries from 1680 regularly through 1684. He was listed as a Planter and Attorney in Land Records. Abstract of the Will of Francis Shepherd To daughter, Mary, one half of the tract of land I now live on, the whole being 400 acres called "Shepherd's Fortune", and to her heirs. If she decease before full age or not have issue, the land to son William. To son, William, the remaining part of the tract, and if he should decease before full age or not have issue, to daughter Mary. To son, William, and daughter, Mary, 200 acres of Shepherd's Forest" to be divided between them. To daughter, Elizabeth, 300 acres called "Shepherd's Redoubt" upon the Red Lion Branch. To youngest daughter ann 300 acres called "Shepherd's Fold" on Unicorn Branch. If she decease before age or have no issue, to go to daughter Elizabeth. To Ann Evans, my sister's daughter, 100 acres, part of a tract called "Shepherd's Folds" given to youngest daughter, Ann. There is a piece of land in controversy between me and Nicholas Clouds -- 1/2 of tract to brother Robert Norris if he can recover it, then, then the other half towards paying my just debts. Also, 100 acres of "Shepherd's Forest" to be sold towards paying debts. To John Ponder the 200 acres of land he now lives on. If any or all daughters decease before coming of full age, or their heirs decease before full age, their inheritance to go to son, William. If he decease without heirs, his part to be divided equally among my daughters then living. If all the above should decease before full age or have no issue, to go to Anna Evans. If she decease or have no issue, then to my brother Robt. Norris. It is my desire that none of my children be removed from the plantation where they now live. I appoint John Whitinton and Jonas Greenwood to be overseers of this my last will. Wills-Lib. 7, Fol. 29-31, Talbot Co Hall of Records, Annapolis. Several of these plantations remained in the family for one hundred years. He was married to Ann (Hannah) Norris in 1679 in Talbot Co, MD. 1569. Ann (Hannah) Norris457,458,236,455 was born in 1650 in St Marys Co, MD. She died after 1685 in Talbot Co, MD. She has reference number 1569. Ann Norris Shepherd died sometime between 20 JUN 1687 and 5 MAR 1688, according to their signatures to deeds. Francis married (2) Elinore -----. He died in 1692. His will was dated 5 MAR 1691 and probated 21 MAR 1692. Elinore was not named in the will, so it is presumed that she had died. She had signed a deed 15 NOV 1690. Francis and Ann Shepherd had four children, all under age at the time of his death. Francis Shepherd and Ann (Hannah) Norris had the following children: i. Mary Shepherd236 was born in 1680 in Talbot Co, MD. She died in 1726. Rent Rolls indicate that her brother, William, had all of "Shepherd's Fortune" by 1728. Inherited 200 acres 1/2 of Shepherd's Fortune and 100 acres 1/2 of Shepherd's Forest. 784 ii. William Shepherd. iii. Elizabeth Shepherd236 was born in 1684 in Talbot Co, MD. The middlemost daughter, was born in 1684. The 300 acre tract of "Shepherd's Redoubt" which she received in her father's will was sold in 1725 and 1734 in two deeds by William Shepherd, Sr. and no further record is found for her. iv. Anne Shepherd236 was born in 1685 in Talbot Co, MD. She died in 1735 in Queen Anne Co, MD. Inherited 300 acres of land called Shepherd's Folds. The youngest daughter married (1) Edward Smith and (2) Charles Marshall. (Johnson's "Soc. Col. Wars." pg 188. 195) Edward Smith died in 1700. His will was filed 10 SEP 1700, probated 16 DEC 1700. (C Bk. 11, T. B., p 130, Hall of Records, Annapolis). Anne Smith did not remain a widow long. she married a second time to Charles Marshall. Ref.: "Accounts for remaining estate of Edward Smith, now Anne Marshall" 26 JUL 1706. She died in 1735, a widow a second time. Her will was probated 24 FEB 1735. (Queen Anne's County Lib 21, fol. 559) 1576. Wilhelm Linder195,459 was born on 26 JAN 1639 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. He has reference number 1576. He was married to Maria Haldi in 1666 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. 1577. Maria Haldi195,460 was born in 1642 in Switzerland. She has reference number 1577. Wilhelm Linder and Maria Haldi had the following children: i. Johannes Linder461 was born on 24 MAR 1666 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. ii. Anna Linder462 was born on 2 AUG 1668 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. She died in Switzerland. iii. Maria Linder463 was born on 18 SEP 1670 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. She died in Switzerland. iv. Wilhelm Linder464 was born on 2 MAR 1672 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. v. Margaretha Linder465 was born on 5 JAN 1678 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. She died in Switzerland. 788 vi. Simon Linder. 1664. John Michael Yoho282,466 was born about 1678 in Switzerland. He died between 1729 and 1735 in Sulzthal, Alsace. He has reference number 1664 & 1688. Meat Cutter, lived Sulzthal, Alsace, served as a soldier in Alsace. Merged General Note: Yoho Family in America . For many years various members of the Yoho family have been working to record the genealogy and family history of their family. Among these researchers who have published or shared their findings in one form or another are: Denver Clayton Yoho, Hugh Leymone Yoho, Sullivan Blair Yoho, James Robert and Vivian Yoho, Ada (Smith) Finnicum and Ethel L. Briggs, Alvah John Washington Headlee, Glen Allan Lincicome and others. . . 23 Sep 1934 Family Reunion Family reunions have been held many times. From a hand written copy of a 23 Sep 1934 newspaper clipping we find: Yoho Family has its annual reunion of the Yoho family, one of Marshall County's largest and best known names. It will be held in Paden Park, Paden City tomorrow. Hundreds of members of the clan are expected to attend, including many from distant points. Among the notables who are scheduled to speak are: Governor H.G. Kump, Robert G. Kelly, Chairman of the Democractic Executive Committee, Robert L. Ramsay and Carl G. Bachmann Democratic and Republican nominees respectively for Congress from this district. Earl Francis Post No. 3 American Legion will send its Drum and Bugle Corps to the event while the Citizens Band of this city will be on hand for a concert. A basket dinner will be enjoyed.... Denver Clayton Yoho writes: The largest Yoho Reunion that I know of, was held at Paden City, Wetzel County, WV in 1934. There were a large number of descendants to Peter and Henry Yoho present. My grandfather, Charles Yoho of Ona, WV was in attendance. He said that it was related at the reunion that the family originated in Switzerland and migrated to Germany where they lived a generation or so. Then they moved to Holland for another generation before coming to Baltimore, MD. There were 7 brothers wearing wooden shoes. Two of these brothers settled in Pennsylvania, two went to Virginia/West Virginia, two went to New York, and one went to Ohio and was killed by Indians before having any children. Tradition in the Parsons family of Ohio Co., VA is that Johannas Joho (Jonathan Yoho) settled on Fish Creek in what is now Marshall Co., WV. . Clarice V. Eller Stanley attended the 1934 Reunion. She was with her father and mother, Berrell and Florence Blake Eller and her 2 younger brothers, Charles V. Eller and Ralph N. Eller. Other Reunions A Yoho Reunion was held at the Bruce Park, New Martinsville, WV on Saturday, 20 Jun 1992. The 1993 reunion was held at the same location on Saturday, 19 Jun 1993. There has been a reunion every year since 1992 on the 3rd Saturday in June. There is a Yoho Family Association which published "The Yoho Newsletter," Vol. 2, No. 1 in April 1993. This newsletter has been published once a year since 1993. The association address at that time was: Vicki Hodgeman, 10 Hickory Avenue, Moundsville, WV 26041 (President) or Robert Coffield; 812 North Main Drive, New Martinsville, WV 26155 (Editor). Published Works "George Lemley and wife Catherine Yoho and their descendants for two centuries" by Alvah John Washington Headlee (1902-), Morgantown, WV: Headlee, 1975. 219 p. Library of Congress Call Number: CS71.L547 1975. Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973. Includes index. "My Mother's people" by Glen Allan Lincicome (1932-), Urbana, Ohio (454 1/2 Scioto St., Urbana, OH 43078) : G.A. Lincicome, 1986. Library of Congress Call Number: CS71.P69 1986. Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973 cd19. Includes index. . "Charlie Yoho--his family: 200 years along the Ohio River" by Denver Clayton Yoho (1913-), index by Mrs. Carol Hassig. Gallipolis, OH (Rt. 3, Box 202, Gallipolis, OH 45631) : D.C. Yoho [1982] 311p. Library of Congress Call Number: CS71.Y537 1982. Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973 dc19. Includes index. . . John Michael Yoho . John Michael Yoho was a meat cutter. . Dr. Tim P. Yoho, Chairman & Professor of Biology @Lock Haven University Yoho Family Newsletter, 1995 According to a report by Martin Joho, who lives in Auenstein, my citizen community, which is a small village at the river Aarau in the canton Aargau, the Joho family has lived there at least since 1585. But there is information of other Joho families in Thalheim 1498 to 1800. Schinznach-Dorf since 1527, Villernachen 1592 to 1800, Horen Estate in Kuttigen since 1577 and Suhr since 1660. Today, Johos are citizens of Auenstein, Bettwil and Schinznach-Dorf. By the way, I do not know anything about Johos in Germany." In a follow up e-mail, I asked Felix about the location of villages which he cited in the previous message. He responded as follows: "You asked me about the geography in Switzerland. These small villages are located in the Canton Aarau near Aarau, which is the captial of this Canton. All these villages are near Aarau and all are quite small. So you must have a good map of Switzerland to find them. The Canton Aargau is between Bern and Zuerick at the river Aarau, which goes to the river Rhine at the border to Germany. By the way Endingen (where Werner lives) is also in Canton Aargau. I may send you the documentation about the Joho family, but it is written in German and I do not know if you understand it or if you know someone who is able to translate it." I received information from Felix and had the information translated from German. Generally, the information he provided me is a historical sketch of the community of Auensten. Following are some excerpts from that material: The village of Auenstein was first named after Count von Gowenstein. From 1212 to 1300 the village was named Gowenstein. From 1317 to 1542, it went from the name Gowenstein to Gauenstein, and today it is call Auenstein. The original water castle was built around the eleventh century by the Habsburger empire. The first time it was mentioned was when the Count of Gowenstein became the owner in 1212. The community of Auenstein belonged to the castle. The count governed the entire community and had his own court system. The Herren von Rynach built the first church in Auenstein in 1302. The castle burned in 1389 when it was attacked by the Austrians and Berners. Before 1250, there were no family names. In the following years, family names showed up as combinations between first names, middle names, professions and where they lived. The first records of the people were kept in 1803, and these are the same that they use today. The village registry from 1824-25 listed twenty families with the name Joho. On the basis of the information sent by Felix, it appears that the Joho name goes back to at least 1498 in Switzerland. The fact that the locations given by filex are close to the German border suggests that some family members may have temporarily settled in Germany from Switzerland, but most of the family remained in switzerland. As I mentioned at the beginning of this letter, the missing piece of the puzzle is somewhere in Switzerland. The challenge is to establish a link between Johannes and Susanne Joho and the family line now in Switzerland. He was married to Susanna Gelker. 1665. Susanna Gelker282 has reference number 1665 & 1689. John Michael Yoho and Susanna Gelker had the following children: i. John Conrad Yoho was born in AUG 1705. He died on 29 MAR 1729. 832 ii. Johannes Yoho. iii. Anna Maria Margaretha Yoho was born in 1714. Anna Maria Margaretha Yoho was confirmed in 1729. iv. John Michael Yoho was born about 1718. He died on 27 JAN 1735. 1666. Theobald Lau282 has reference number 1666 & 1690. Blacksmith, lived Sulzthal, Alsace. Theobald Lau had the following children: 833 i. Susannah Catherine Lau. 1668. George Perilous Baker was born in 1715. He has reference number 1668 & 1692. George Perilous Baker had the following children: i. Jacob Baker died in 1836. ii. Beulah Baker. iii. Peter Baker. iv. Hannah Baker. v. Henry Baker was born in 1733 in Prussia. He died in 1807. 834 vi. John Baker Captain. vii. George Baker was born in 1749. 1670. Doctor Sullivan has reference number 1670 & 1694. American Revolution Veteran. Doctor Sullivan had the following children: 835 i. Elizabeth Adams Sullivan. 1688. John Michael Yoho282,467 was born about 1678 in Switzerland. He died between 1729 and 1735 in Sulzthal, Alsace. He has reference number 1664 & 1688. Meat Cutter, lived Sulzthal, Alsace, served as a soldier in Alsace. Merged General Note: Yoho Family in America . For many years various members of the Yoho family have been working to record the genealogy and family history of their family. Among these researchers who have published or shared their findings in one form or another are: Denver Clayton Yoho, Hugh Leymone Yoho, Sullivan Blair Yoho, James Robert and Vivian Yoho, Ada (Smith) Finnicum and Ethel L. Briggs, Alvah John Washington Headlee, Glen Allan Lincicome and others. . . 23 Sep 1934 Family Reunion Family reunions have been held many times. From a hand written copy of a 23 Sep 1934 newspaper clipping we find: Yoho Family has its annual reunion of the Yoho family, one of Marshall County's largest and best known names. It will be held in Paden Park, Paden City tomorrow. Hundreds of members of the clan are expected to attend, including many from distant points. Among the notables who are scheduled to speak are: Governor H.G. Kump, Robert G. Kelly, Chairman of the Democractic Executive Committee, Robert L. Ramsay and Carl G. Bachmann Democratic and Republican nominees respectively for Congress from this district. Earl Francis Post No. 3 American Legion will send its Drum and Bugle Corps to the event while the Citizens Band of this city will be on hand for a concert. A basket dinner will be enjoyed.... Denver Clayton Yoho writes: The largest Yoho Reunion that I know of, was held at Paden City, Wetzel County, WV in 1934. There were a large number of descendants to Peter and Henry Yoho present. My grandfather, Charles Yoho of Ona, WV was in attendance. He said that it was related at the reunion that the family originated in Switzerland and migrated to Germany where they lived a generation or so. Then they moved to Holland for another generation before coming to Baltimore, MD. There were 7 brothers wearing wooden shoes. Two of these brothers settled in Pennsylvania, two went to Virginia/West Virginia, two went to New York, and one went to Ohio and was killed by Indians before having any children. Tradition in the Parsons family of Ohio Co., VA is that Johannas Joho (Jonathan Yoho) settled on Fish Creek in what is now Marshall Co., WV. . Clarice V. Eller Stanley attended the 1934 Reunion. She was with her father and mother, Berrell and Florence Blake Eller and her 2 younger brothers, Charles V. Eller and Ralph N. Eller. Other Reunions A Yoho Reunion was held at the Bruce Park, New Martinsville, WV on Saturday, 20 Jun 1992. The 1993 reunion was held at the same location on Saturday, 19 Jun 1993. There has been a reunion every year since 1992 on the 3rd Saturday in June. There is a Yoho Family Association which published "The Yoho Newsletter," Vol. 2, No. 1 in April 1993. This newsletter has been published once a year since 1993. The association address at that time was: Vicki Hodgeman, 10 Hickory Avenue, Moundsville, WV 26041 (President) or Robert Coffield; 812 North Main Drive, New Martinsville, WV 26155 (Editor). Published Works "George Lemley and wife Catherine Yoho and their descendants for two centuries" by Alvah John Washington Headlee (1902-), Morgantown, WV: Headlee, 1975. 219 p. Library of Congress Call Number: CS71.L547 1975. Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973. Includes index. "My Mother's people" by Glen Allan Lincicome (1932-), Urbana, Ohio (454 1/2 Scioto St., Urbana, OH 43078) : G.A. Lincicome, 1986. Library of Congress Call Number: CS71.P69 1986. Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973 cd19. Includes index. . "Charlie Yoho--his family: 200 years along the Ohio River" by Denver Clayton Yoho (1913-), index by Mrs. Carol Hassig. Gallipolis, OH (Rt. 3, Box 202, Gallipolis, OH 45631) : D.C. Yoho [1982] 311p. Library of Congress Call Number: CS71.Y537 1982. Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973 dc19. Includes index. . . John Michael Yoho . John Michael Yoho was a meat cutter. . Dr. Tim P. Yoho, Chairman & Professor of Biology @Lock Haven University Yoho Family Newsletter, 1995 According to a report by Martin Joho, who lives in Auenstein, my citizen community, which is a small village at the river Aarau in the canton Aargau, the Joho family has lived there at least since 1585. But there is information of other Joho families in Thalheim 1498 to 1800. Schinznach-Dorf since 1527, Villernachen 1592 to 1800, Horen Estate in Kuttigen since 1577 and Suhr since 1660. Today, Johos are citizens of Auenstein, Bettwil and Schinznach-Dorf. By the way, I do not know anything about Johos in Germany." In a follow up e-mail, I asked Felix about the location of villages which he cited in the previous message. He responded as follows: "You asked me about the geography in Switzerland. These small villages are located in the Canton Aarau near Aarau, which is the captial of this Canton. All these villages are near Aarau and all are quite small. So you must have a good map of Switzerland to find them. The Canton Aargau is between Bern and Zuerick at the river Aarau, which goes to the river Rhine at the border to Germany. By the way Endingen (where Werner lives) is also in Canton Aargau. I may send you the documentation about the Joho family, but it is written in German and I do not know if you understand it or if you know someone who is able to translate it." I received information from Felix and had the information translated from German. Generally, the information he provided me is a historical sketch of the community of Auensten. Following are some excerpts from that material: The village of Auenstein was first named after Count von Gowenstein. From 1212 to 1300 the village was named Gowenstein. From 1317 to 1542, it went from the name Gowenstein to Gauenstein, and today it is call Auenstein. The original water castle was built around the eleventh century by the Habsburger empire. The first time it was mentioned was when the Count of Gowenstein became the owner in 1212. The community of Auenstein belonged to the castle. The count governed the entire community and had his own court system. The Herren von Rynach built the first church in Auenstein in 1302. The castle burned in 1389 when it was attacked by the Austrians and Berners. Before 1250, there were no family names. In the following years, family names showed up as combinations between first names, middle names, professions and where they lived. The first records of the people were kept in 1803, and these are the same that they use today. The village registry from 1824-25 listed twenty families with the name Joho. On the basis of the information sent by Felix, it appears that the Joho name goes back to at least 1498 in Switzerland. The fact that the locations given by filex are close to the German border suggests that some family members may have temporarily settled in Germany from Switzerland, but most of the family remained in switzerland. As I mentioned at the beginning of this letter, the missing piece of the puzzle is somewhere in Switzerland. The challenge is to establish a link between Johannes and Susanne Joho and the family line now in Switzerland. He was married to Susanna Gelker. 1689. Susanna Gelker282 has reference number 1665 & 1689. John Michael Yoho and Susanna Gelker had the following children: i. John Conrad Yoho was born in AUG 1705. He died on 29 MAR 1729. 832 ii. Johannes Yoho. iii. Anna Maria Margaretha Yoho was born in 1714. Anna Maria Margaretha Yoho was confirmed in 1729. iv. John Michael Yoho was born about 1718. He died on 27 JAN 1735. 1690. Theobald Lau282 has reference number 1666 & 1690. Blacksmith, lived Sulzthal, Alsace. Theobald Lau had the following children: 833 i. Susannah Catherine Lau. 1692. George Perilous Baker was born in 1715. He has reference number 1668 & 1692. George Perilous Baker had the following children: i. Jacob Baker died in 1836. ii. Beulah Baker. iii. Peter Baker. iv. Hannah Baker. v. Henry Baker was born in 1733 in Prussia. He died in 1807. 834 vi. John Baker Captain. vii. George Baker was born in 1749. 1694. Doctor Sullivan has reference number 1670 & 1694. American Revolution Veteran. Doctor Sullivan had the following children: 835 i. Elizabeth Adams Sullivan. 1728. Hans Ruegsegger Sr was born in 1684. He died on 10 FEB 1758. He was married to Maria Egli. 1729. Maria Egli468 was born in 1688. She died on 26 DEC 1758. Hans Ruegsegger Sr and Maria Egli had the following children: 864 i. Hans Ruegsegger Jr. 1792. Mathias "Mats" Holston469 was born in 1644 in PA. He died on 8 APR 1706 in Wicaco, Philadelphia, PA. He was buried in Wicacoa Ch Cem, Philadelphia, PA. He has reference number 1792. Lived Wicaco, present day Philadelphia. Swedish. He was married to Catherine Rambo in 1688. 1793. Catherine Rambo has reference number 1793. Mathias "Mats" Holston and Catherine Rambo had the following children: i. Peter Holston was born on 16 JAN 1691 in PA. 896 ii. Henry Holston. iii. Catherine Holston was born on 10 JAN 1697 in PA. 1794. M McClure. M McClure had the following children: 897 i. Mersey McClure. 1800. John Looney470 was born in Great Britain. He has reference number 1800. Per the statement of Louise Preston Looney, 1584 Peabody Ave., Memphis, TN, the great-granddaughter of Col David Looney: It is an interesting account that of John & Llewellyn Looney, one that I have read with pleasure. I have heard my father say that the Looneys came from the IOM and there is a tradition that the blood of the Earls of Derby is in their veins. I have no proof of this, only tradition and the family expression, when excited and aroused, "All my Derby blood rose." Mr Coyd Looney says John and Llewellyn were married in London and came to Virginia in the early settlement of Jamestown. Jamestown, as we all know, was settled in 1607, and struggled through a miserable existance until 1698 when the seat of government was changed to Williamsburg. My ancestor, David Looney, was born abt 1735. It seems to me that the Jamestown years and this birthdate are too far apart to be a son of John and Llewellyn. Maybe a grandson or great- grandson. There was a letter written by my grandfather to his son(since burned). My father often quoted it "Your ancestors fought with the Marlborough in the Flanders War in the days of good Queen Anne." Marborough, you remember, faught in Flanders, 1703 to 1709 or 1711 at the latest. From this our ancestor must have been in the old country after Jamestown's history had been told. But all accounts talk of John & Llewellyn Looney being first. He was married to Llewellen Llewellen. 1801. Llewellen Llewellen471 was born in Great Britain. She has reference number 1801. John Looney and Llewellen Llewellen had the following children: 900 i. Robert Looney Sr.. ii. Moses Looney472. iii. Josiah Looney. iv. James Looney. v. Peter Looney. vi. Jonathan Looney. vii. Adam Looney. viii. John Looney. ix. Benjamin Looney. x. Michael Looney. xi. Samuel Looney. xii. David Looney. xiii. Joseph Looney. xiv. Abraham Looney. 1826. William Angel250 died about 1768. He has reference number 1826. He was married to Catherine. 1827. Catherine250 has reference number 1827. William Angel and Catherine had the following children: 913 i. Sarah (Agness) Angel. 1828. George Dowell250 was born about 1730 in Prince William Co, VA. He died about 1772 in Bedford Co, VA. He has reference number 1828. He was married to Margaret about 1760. 1829. Margaret250 died after 1764. She has reference number 1829. George Dowell and Margaret had the following children: i. Celia Dowell250. ii. Micajah Dowell250. iii. Nehmiah Dowell250. iv. Francis Dowell250. v. Alice Dowell250. vi. Elijah Dowell250. vii. John Dowell250. 914 viii. Littleberry Dowell. TWELFTH GENERATION 2186. John Johnson473 has reference number 2186. John Johnson had the following children: 1093 i. Jane Johnson. 2368. Jasper Crane Esq.474,475 was born in 1605 in Hampshire Co, England. He died on 19 OCT 1680 in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. He has reference number 2368. Came to America in 1639 Helped to found New Haven Colony in Connecticut, 4 JUN 1639. Presbyterian The Crane Family claims blood of Charlemagne and Hugh Capet in its veins. The Cranes, DuCraynes came to Suffolk County, England from Normandy with William the Conqueror in 1066. Three of the family took part in the 5th Crusade. Sir Ralph Crane was with Sir Francis Drake on his American voyage in 1567. Sir Robert Crane lived in Coxhall, County Essex. Jasper Crane was a descendant of Sir Robert. He was born in England in 1605 and came to America in 1637-8. He was in New Haven in 1639 and was a member of the Connecticut General Court and a Magistrate. He moved to Branford in 1652. In 1667 he moved to Newark, New Jersey and was a Burgess in the New Jersey Colonial Assembly and a Magistrate in Newark. He died in 1681. Jasper Crane, along with four others, about the year 1644, moved from New Haven to East Haven, CT. Sold out East Haven, 7 SEP 1651, and moved to Branford, and then to Neward, NJ. He was married to Alice Leave about 1625 in prob London, England. 2369. Alice Leave was born in 1608 in England. She has reference number 2369. Jasper Crane Esq. and Alice Leave had the following children: i. Phebe Crane476 was born about 1626 in East Haven, New Haven, CT. She died in 1690. ii. John Crane477 was born about 1635. iii. Hannah Crane478 was born about 1639. iv. Delivered Crane479 was born on 12 JUL 1642. Settled at Newark, NJ, left no children. On map published 1806 his house lot appears on High Street, near the northerly end. v. Mary Crane480 was born in 1645. She died on 26 OCT 1671. vi. Micah Crane481,482 was born in 1647. 1184 vii. Deacon Azariah Crane. viii. Jasper Crane483,484 was born on 2 APR 1651 in East Haven, CT. He died in MAR 1712. 2370. Robert Treat Governor485 was born in 1625 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. He died on 12 JUL 1710 in Milford, New Haven, CT.486 He has reference number 2370. Robert Treat came from England 1635 to Watertown, Mass. and in 1637 moved to Weatherfield, Conn. From 1637 to 1644 he was deputy to General Court. He was Governor's assistant 1657 to 1665, a patenter of Conn. under royal charter of Charles II in 1662, and a member of Governor John Withrop's council 1663-65. Robert Treat was a leader in founding of Newark but returned in 1672 to Conn. He became Deputy Governor 1676 to 1683 and Governor of Conn 1683 to 1698. Robert Treat, soldier and colonial governor. He was born in England but came to Wethersfield, Conn., in 1639. As a young man, he move to Milford in the New Haven colony, where he played an important role in civil and military affairs. Failing in his efforts to prevent the absorption of New Haven by Connecticut, he settled for a short period in New Jersey (1667-72) and was instrumental in the founding of Newark. On his return to Milford, he was given command of the Connecticut troops operating against the Wampanoag Indian, King Philip. Treat was a talented leader in Indian warfare, and his success led to his election as deputy governor in 1676 and governor of Connecticut in 1683. He did his utmost to resist and delay the establishment of the Dominion of New England under Sir Edmund Andros, but his failure was redeemed in 1689 when, after the revolt in Boston, the Dominion collapsed. The charter was restored (tradition has it that it was hidden in the Charter Oak), and he resumed the governorship, remaining in office until 1698. He was replaced by the younger John Winthrop but continued to serve the colony as deputy governor until 1708. He was married to Jane Tapp on 25 DEC 1647 in Milford, New Haven, CT. 2371. Jane Tapp487 was born in 1628 in Milford, New Haven, CT. She died in 1703 in Milford, New Haven, CT. She has reference number 2371. Robert Treat Governor and Jane Tapp had the following children: i. Samuel Treat Rev.488 was born in SEP 1648 in Milford, CT. He died on 18 MAR 1716 in Eastham, MA. He was buried in Eastham, MA. Graduated from Harvard College in 1669. Was the Grandfather of Robert Treat Paine, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, by his daughter, Eunice, who married Rev. Thomas Paine. Samuel lived in Milford, CT & Eastham, MA. Was Reverend of Eastham Church in 1672. ii. John Treat. 1185 iii. Mary Treat. iv. Robert Treat was born in 1654. He died in 1720. v. Sarah Treat. vi. Abigail Treat. vii. Hannah Treat489 was born on 1 JAN 1659 in Milford, New Haven, CT. She died on 3 MAR 1707. viii. Joseph Treat. 2432. Ezekial Maine490,491 was born in 1641 in York, York Co, ME. He died on 19 JUN 1714 in Stonington, New London, CT. He has reference number 2432. History of the Town of Stonington, CT gives the following information on Ezekiel Maine: He came to Stonington in 1670. Received a grant of land in 1672 and subquently purchased other lands. He received another town grant in 1680 along the Shunnock River and by lands of Joshua Holmes. He is not otherwise identified in this country although he probably resided elsewhere before coming to Stonington. Admitted to Stonington church 3 SEP 1676. A later record showed him to be in Plymouth Co. on 9 MAR 1661. His will shows his date of death to be 19 JUN 1714. In 1668 exempt from military duty because he had but one eye. Married Mary Hatch about 1662. He was married to Mary Hatch in 1662. 2433. Mary Hatch492,493 was born in 1644. She died on 12 JAN 1693 in Stonington, New London, CT. She has reference number 2433. Ezekial Maine and Mary Hatch had the following children: i. Ezekiel Main494 was born in JUL 1675. He died on 20 OCT 1715. ii. Mary Main495 was born in 1677. bpt 1 JUL 1677 She died on 24 JUN 1678. 1216 iii. Jeremiah Main. iv. Thomas Main496 was born in 1679. bpt 22 SEP 1679 He died. died young died young v. Phebe Main497 was born in 1681. bpt 7 AUG 1681 vi. Hannah Main498 was born on 13 FEB 1683 in Stonington, New London, CT. 2436. Thomas Brown499 was born in 1628 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. He died on 28 AUG 1693 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. He has reference number 2436. He was married to Mary Newhall about 1652. 2437. Mary Newhall500 was born in 1637 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. She died after 1701 in Stonington, Newbury, MA. She has reference number 2437. Thomas Brown and Mary Newhall had the following children: i. Thomas Brown was born about JAN 1654 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. He died on 27 DEC 1725. ii. Mary Brown was born on 10 FEB 1655 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. She died on 18 MAY 1662. iii. Sarah Brown was born on 20 AUG 1657 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. She died on 1 AUG 1658. iv. Christopher Showalter was born in 1658 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. v. Sarah Brown was born on 13 SEP 1660 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. She died on 2 APR 1662. vi. Jonathan Brown was born on 12 APR 1662 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. vii. John Brown was born in 1664 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. viii. Mary Brown was born on 26 JUL 1666 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. ix. Jonathan Brown was born on 11 FEB 1668 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. 1218 x. Eleazer Brown. xi. Ebenezer Brown was born on 16 MAR 1672 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. He died in 1700. xii. Daniel Brown was born on 24 APR 1673 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. xiii. Ann Brown was born on 4 FEB 1674 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. She died on 7 FEB 1764 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. xiv. Grace Brown was born on 4 FEB 1674 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. She died on 7 FEB 1674 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. 2438. James Pendleton501 was born in 1626 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. He died on 29 NOV 1709 in New London, CT. He has reference number 2438. He was married to Hannah Goodenow on 29 APR 1656 in MA. 2439. Hannah Goodenow502 was born on 28 NOV 1639 in MA. She died on 5 APR 1688 in Westerly, RI. She has reference number 2439. James Pendleton and Hannah Goodenow had the following children: i. Sarah Pendleton. ii. Brian Pendleton was born on 23 JUL 1659 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. iii. Joseph Pendleton was born on 29 DEC 1661 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. He died on 18 FEB 1706. iv. Edmund Pendleton was born on 24 JUN 1665 in Portsmouth, Middlesex, MA. He died in 1750. 1219 v. Ann Pendleton. vi. Caleb Pendleton was born on 8 AUG 1669 in Portsmouth, Middlesex, MA. vii. Eleanor Pendleton was born on 20 JUL 1679 in Stonington, North London, CT. viii. Dorothy Pendleton was born on 3 OCT 1686 in Stonington, North London, CT. ix. Patience Pendleton was born about 1688 in Stonington, North London, CT. 2944. Henry Coe was born in 1555 in Great Maplestead, Essex, England. He died on 28 JAN 1629 in Boxford, Suffolk Co, England. He has reference number 2944. Church Warden, Thorpe-Morieux, 1594 He was married to Mary Vincent on 21 SEP 1587 in Bildeston. 2945. Mary Vincent was born in 1560. She died on 20 OCT 1631. She has reference number 2945. d/o Andrew Vincent Henry Coe and Mary Vincent had the following children: i. Andrew Coe was born about 1590. ii. Mary Coe was born in 1592. iii. Godsgift Coe was born in 1594. 1472 iv. Robert Coe. v. William Coe was born in 1598. He died in 1670. vi. Thomas Coe was born in 1601. 2950. Robert Fordham. Robert Fordham had the following children: 1475 i. Florence Fordham. 2960. Robert Prudden503 was born in 1561 in Kings Walden, Hertfordshire, England. He died in 1617. He has reference number 2960. He was married to Mildred. 2961. Mildred has reference number 2961. Robert Prudden and Mildred had the following children: 1480 i. Rev Peter Prudden. 2962. Rev John Boyse504 was born about 1559 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. He has reference number 2962. He was married to Jane Stowe. 2963. Jane Stowe505 was born in 1575 in Biddenden, Kent, England. She died in 1630 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. She has reference number 2963. Rev John Boyse and Jane Stowe had the following children: 1481 i. Joanna Boyse. 2970. William Bateman506 died in 1656 in Fairfield, Newtown, CT. William Bateman had the following children: 1485 i. Elizabeth Bateman. 3138. Thomas Norris457,507,455 was born in 1608 in Congham, Norfolk, England. He died about NOV 1675 in Talbot Co, MD. He has reference number 3138. Settled in Nansemond County, VA. Went to St Mary's County. Came to Talbot, MD 1663, Planter "The Norris Family" by Major Harry Alexander Davis, USN Retired, 1930. Thomas Norris was worn in Congham, Norfolk Co, England, in 1608. This family was traced back to Geoffrey Noreys, born about 1340 in England. "The Norris Family" is an amazing work in Genealogy, 1500 pages in four volumes. Only three copies were produced, and one is located in the Rare Books Section of the Library of Congress. The name became Norris in the 1500's. Thomas Norris, born 1608, the first emigrant of the name to America, was of the 9th generation in England. He settled in Nansemond Co, VA, and there married Ann ----- in 1637. He followed William Claiborne in his trading expeditions up the Chesapeake Bay and finally settled in St Marys Co as a Planter. He was married to Ann in 1637 in Nansemond Co, VA. 3139. Ann457 was born in 1608. She has reference number 3139. Thomas Norris and Ann had the following children: i. Thomas Norris457,508 was born in 1638 in Nansemond Co, VA. He died in JUN 1683. ii. Geoffrey Edward Norris457,509 was born in OCT 1639 in Nansemond Co, VA. He died in 1695 in Baltimore Co, MD. iii. Geoffrey Norris457,510 was born in 1641 in Nansemond Co, VA. He died in 1643 in Nansemond Co, VA. iv. Daniel Norris457,511 was born in APR 1643 in Nansemond Co, VA. He died on 23 MAR 1707 in Kent Co, MD. v. Alice Norris457,512 was born in JUN 1644 in Nansemond Co, VA. vi. Cuthbert Norris457,513 was born in AUG 1645 in Nansemond Co, VA. He died in 1668 in @Sea. drowned vii. Robert Norris457,514 was born in DEC 1647 in Nansemond Co, VA. He died in 1698. 1569 viii. Ann (Hannah) Norris. ix. John Norris457,515 was born in 1652 in St Marys Co, MD. He died in 1709. 3152. Simon Linder195,516 was born on 23 JAN 1614 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. He has reference number 3152. He was married to Anna Werren on 9 NOV 1634 in Gstieg, Bern, Switzerland. 3153. Anna Werren195,517 was born in 1616 in Switzerland. She has reference number 3153. Simon Linder and Anna Werren had the following children: i. Johannes Linder518 was born on 23 FEB 1637 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. 1576 ii. Wilhelm Linder. iii. Christen Linder519 was born on 16 AUG 1642 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. iv. Anna Linder520 was born on 14 JUL 1644 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. She died in Switzerland. v. Elsbeth Linder521 was born on 12 JAN 1650 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. She died in Switzerland. vi. Simon Linder522 was born on 19 JUN 1653 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. 3456. Daniel Ruegsegger523 was born on 13 MAR 1635/36. He was married to Barbara Eyasher. 3457. Barbara Eyasher524. Daniel Ruegsegger and Barbara Eyasher had the following children: 1728 i. Hans Ruegsegger Sr. 3584. Jorg Holston525,526 was born about 1620 in Sweden. He has reference number 3584. Lived where Wilmington, Delaware is now, came to USA on ship "Key of Kalmar". Jorg Holston had the following children: 1792 i. Mathias "Mats" Holston. THIRTEENTH GENERATION 4736. William Crane527 was born about 1565 in London, England. He has reference number 4736. William Crane had the following children: 2368 i. Jasper Crane Esq.. 4740. Richard Treat was born on 28 AUG 1584 in Pitminster, Somerset, England.528 Bapt date He died on 3 MAR 1670 in Wethersfield, CT.529 will inv date He has reference number 4740. He was married to Alice Gaylord on 27 APR 1615 in Pitminster, Somerset, England.530 4741. Alice Gaylord was born on 10 MAY 1594 in Pitminster, Somerset, England.531 She died about 1670 in Wethersfield, CT.532 She has reference number 4741. Richard Treat and Alice Gaylord had the following children: i. Honour Treat533 was born in 1616 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. ii. Joanna Treat534 was born in 1618 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. She died about OCT 1694 in Wethersfield, CT. iii. Sarah Treat535 was born in 1620 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. She died in Newark, Essex Co, NJ. iv. Richard Treat536 was born on 9 JAN 1623 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. He died about 1693 in Glastonburg, CT. 2370 v. Robert Treat Governor. vi. Elizabeth Treat537 was born in 1627 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. vii. Susanna B Treat538 was born about 8 OCT 1629 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. She died in 1705 in Hartford, CT. viii. Alice Treat539 was born in 1631 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. She died in 1633 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. ix. James Treat540 was born in 1634 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. He died on 12 FEB 1709 in Wethersfield, CT. x. Katharine Treat541 was born in 1637. 4742. Edmund Tapp542 was born on 30 JAN 1613 in Much Hadham, Herts., England. He died in APR 1653 in Milford, New Haven, CT. He has reference number 4742. 4743. Anne543 was born in 1615. She has reference number 4743. Edmund Tapp and Anne had the following children: i. Ann Tapp544 was born about 1625. She died about 1701 in New Haven, CT. 2371 ii. Jane Tapp. iii. Mary Tapp545 died in 1699 in CT. iv. Elizabeth Tapp546. 4864. John Maine547,548 was born in 1614 in Hatherleigh, Devonshire, England. He died on 27 MAY 1699 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. He has reference number 4864. came to US in 1629 He was married to Elizabeth Laurie in 1640 in Exeter, Devonshire, England. 4865. Elizabeth Laurie549,550 was born in 1619 in Exeter, Devonshire, England. She died in 1685. She has reference number 4865. John Maine and Elizabeth Laurie had the following children: 2432 i. Ezekial Maine. ii. Rachel Maine551,552 was born in 1642 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. seven children with Stephen Preble iii. Josiah Maine553,554 was born in 1643 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. iv. Priscilla Maine555,556 was born in 1645 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. The name of Priscilla's 1st husband is unknown. v. Sarah Maine557,558 was born in 1646 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. vi. Lydia Maine559,560 was born in 1648 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. vii. Dorothy Maine561,562 was born in 1650 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. viii. Thomas Maine563,564 was born in 1652 in York, York Co, ME. ix. Hannah Maine565,566 was born in 1653 in Boston, Suffolk Co, MA. 4872. Nicholas Brown567 was born about 1603 in England. He died on 5 APR 1673 in Reading, Middlesex Co, MA. He has reference number 4872. 4873. Elizabeth Cogswell568 was born about 1608. She died after MAR 1673. She has reference number 4873. Nicholas Brown and Elizabeth Cogswell had the following children: 2436 i. Thomas Brown. 4874. Thomas Newhall569 was born about 1600 in Norfolk, England. He died on 25 MAY 1674 in Lynn, Essex Co, MA. He has reference number 4874. 4875. Mary570 has reference number 4875. Thomas Newhall and Mary had the following children: i. Susannah Newhall571 was born in 1624. ii. John Newhall572 was born in 1628. iii. Thomas Newhall573 was born in 1630. 2437 iv. Mary Newhall. 4876. Bryan Pendleton574 was born in 1599 in England. He died on 5 APR 1681 in Portsmouth, NH. He has reference number 4876. He was married to Eleanor Price on 22 APR 1619 in Birmingham, England. 4877. Eleanor Price575 was born on 22 APR 1599 in Birmingham, England. She died in JUL 1689 in Portsmouth, NH. She has reference number 4877. Bryan Pendleton and Eleanor Price had the following children: i. Nicholas Pendleton576 was born on 4 DEC 1619 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. He died on 29 NOV 1709 in New London, CT. ii. Joseph Pendleton577 was born about 1622 in London, England. He died in 1655. 2438 iii. James Pendleton. iv. Caleb Pendleton578 was born in 1630 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. He died on 9 AUG 1677. v. Mary Pendleton579 was born about 1635 in Sudbury, Middlesex, MA. She died in 1690. 4878. Edmund Goodenow580 was born about 1611 in Dunhead, Wiltshire, England. He died on 5 APR 1688. He has reference number 4878. 4879. Ann581 was born in 1608 in Dunhead, Wiltshire, England. She died on 9 MAR 1675 in MA. She has reference number 4879. Edmund Goodenow and Ann had the following children: 2439 i. Hannah Goodenow. 5888. John Coo was born in 1523 in England. He died in AUG 1558 in Wissington Church, Suffolk County, England. He was married to Dorothy in 1545. 5889. Dorothy was born in 1523. She died on 25 OCT 1585 in Stoke Nayland, Suffolk Co, England. John Coo and Dorothy had the following children: i. John Coo was born about 1545. He died about 1613. ii. Thomas Coo was born about 1547. He died in 1609 in Little Cornard, Suffolk Co, England. iii. Robert Coo was born in 1550. He died in MAR 1597. iv. William Coo was born about 1552. 2944 v. Henry Coe. 5920. Peter Prudden was born in 1535. He died in 1600. He has reference number 5920. He was married to Alice. 5921. Alice was born in 1536. She has reference number 5921. Peter Prudden and Alice had the following children: 2960 i. Robert Prudden. 5926. John Stowe582 was born in 1539 in Biddenden, Kent, England. He has reference number 5926. He was married to Joan Baker in 1572. 5927. Joan Baker583 died in 1616. She has reference number 5927. John Stowe and Joan Baker had the following children: 2963 i. Jane Stowe. 6276. Geoffrey Noreys457,584 was born in 1560 in England. He died in 1609. He has reference number 6276. He was married to Unknown in England. 6277. Unknown has reference number 6277. Geoffrey Noreys and Unknown had the following children: i. Cuthbert Noreys585 was born in 1601 in England. ii. Alice Noreys457,586 was born in 1603 in England. iii. Elizabeth Noreys457,587 was born in 1605 in England. iv. Edmund Noreys457,588 was born in 1607 in England. 3138 v. Thomas Norris. 6304. Marty Linder195,589 was born in 1582 in Saarmen, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. He has reference number 10400. He was married to Salome Werren on 26 MAY 1605 in Gstieg, Bern, Switzerland. 6305. Salome Werren195,590 was born in 1585 in Saarmen, Bern, Switzerland. She has reference number 10401. Marty Linder and Salome Werren had the following children: i. Elsbeth Linder591 was born on 25 MAY 1606 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. ii. Christina Linder592 was born on 29 SEP 1607 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. iii. Salome Linder593 was born on 1 MAR 1609 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. She died in Switzerland. iv. Marty Linder594 was born on 18 MAR 1611 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. He died in Switzerland. 3152 v. Simon Linder. vi. Maria Linder595 was born on 6 MAY 1616 in Saanan, Bern, Switzerland. She died in Switzerland. 6912. Niklaus Ruegsegger Jr596 was born on 18 APR 1596. He was married to Barbara Gerber. 6913. Barbara Gerber597. Niklaus Ruegsegger Jr and Barbara Gerber had the following children: 3456 i. Daniel Ruegsegger. FOURTEENTH GENERATION 9480. Robert Trott598 was born in 1538 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. He died on 16 FEB 1599 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. Burial Date He has reference number 9480. He was married to Honour. 9481. Honour599 was born about 1550 in England. She died on 17 SEP 1627 in England. She has reference number 9481. Robert Trott and Honour had the following children: i. Alice Trott600 was born in 1564 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. ii. John Trott601 was born in 1570 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. He died on 7 MAY 1633. iii. Mary Trott602 was born in 1575 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. iv. Agnes Trott603 was born in 1577 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. v. Tamsen Trott604 was born in 1581 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. 4740 vi. Richard Treat. 9482. Hugh Gaylord605 was born about 1553 in Pitminster, Somerset, England.606 He died on 21 OCT 1614. He has reference number 9482. He was married to Joan on 23 JUN 1572 in Somerset, England.607 9483. Joan608 has reference number 9483. Hugh Gaylord and Joan had the following children: i. George Gaylord609 was born about 1592 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. 4741 ii. Alice Gaylord. iii. Christopher Gaylord610 was born about 1596 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. iv. William Gaylord611 was born about 1598 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. v. Elizabeth Gaylord612 was born about 1600 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. vi. John Gaylord613 was born about 1602 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. vii. Mary Gaylord614 was born about 1604 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. viii. Edmund Gaylord615 was born about 1606 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. ix. Hugh Gaylord616 was born about 1608 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. 9484. Edmund Tapp617 was born in 1578 in Much Hadham, Herts., England. He died in England. He has reference number 9484. Edmund Tapp had the following children: 4742 i. Edmund Tapp. 9728. Alexander Mayne618,619 was born in 1546 in Hatsburgh, Devonshire, England. He died in 1617 in Hatherleigh, Devonshire, England. He has reference number 9728. 9729. wife has reference number 9729. Alexander Mayne and wife had the following children: i. Richard Mayne620,621 was born in 1594 in Hatherleigh, Devonshire, England. He died in 1643. ii. Elizabeth Mayne622,623 was born in 1599 in Hatherleigh, Devonshire, England. iii. Jasper Mayne624,625 was born in 1604 in Hatherleigh, Devonshire, England. He died in 1672 in Oxford, England. 4864 iv. John Maine. 9744. Edward Browne626 has reference number 9744. 9745. Jane Leids627 has reference number 9745. Edward Browne and Jane Leids had the following children: 4872 i. Nicholas Brown. 9746. John Cogswell has reference number 9746. John Cogswell had the following children: 4873 i. Elizabeth Cogswell. 9752. Edward Pendleton628 was born in 1573 in England. He has reference number 9752. Edward Pendleton had the following children: 4876 i. Bryan Pendleton. 9754. Richard Price629 has reference number 9754. 9755. Elizabeth Cromwell630 has reference number 9755. Richard Price and Elizabeth Cromwell had the following children: 4877 i. Eleanor Price. 11776. John Coo was born about 1495. He died in 1533. He was married to Margaret about 1522. 11777. Margaret. John Coo and Margaret had the following children: 5888 i. John Coo. ii. Joane Coo. 11852. John Stowe was born in Biddenden, Kent, England. John Stowe had the following children: 5926 i. John Stowe. 12552. John Noreys457,631 was born in 1523 in Congham, Norfolk, England. He died in 1572. He has reference number 12552. He was married to Alice Might before 1549 in England. 12553. Alice Might457,632 was born in 1526 in England. She died in 1591. She has reference number 12553. John Noreys and Alice Might had the following children: i. Thomas Noreys457,633 was born in 1549 in England. He died in 1608. Had at least 3 children: Thomas, Alice, & Robert ii. Cuthbert Noreys457,634 was born in 1551 in England. He died in 1621 in England. Doctor of Divinity, Arch Deacon of Sudbury iii. Elizabeth Noreys457,635 was born in 1553 in England. iv. Alice Noreys457,636 was born in 1555 in England. v. Edmund Noreys457,637 was born in 1557 in England. He died in 1609. 6276 vi. Geoffrey Noreys. 13824. Niklaus Ruegsegger Sr638 was born in 1574. He was married to Margaretha Russer. 13825. Margaretha Russer639 was born in 1575. Niklaus Ruegsegger Sr and Margaretha Russer had the following children: 6912 i. Niklaus Ruegsegger Jr. FIFTEENTH GENERATION 18960. Richard Trott640 was born about 1508 in England. He died in 1571 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. He has reference number 18960. He was married to Joanne. 18961. Joanne641 was born about 1512 in England. She died on 14 AUG 1577 in England. She has reference number 18961. Richard Trott and Joanne had the following children: i. Tamsen Trott642. ii. William Trott643. iii. John Trott644 died in 1595. iv. John Trott645 died on 16 OCT 1544 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. 9480 v. Robert Trott. 18964. Nicholas Gallard646 was born about 1525 in France.647 He has reference number 18964. He was married to Johanne Newman. 18965. Johanne Newman648 was born in 1529.649 She has reference number 18965. Was Joanne's surname Newman or Sevenoak Nicholas Gallard and Johanne Newman had the following children: i. John Gallard650 was born about 1552 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. 9482 ii. Hugh Gaylord. iii. Christopher Gallard651 was born about 1555 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. iv. Edmond Gallard652 was born about 1557 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. v. William Gallard653 was born about 1559 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. 19456. John Mayne654,655 was born in 1512 in Hatsburgh, Devonshire, England. He died in 1565 in Hatsburgh, Devonshire, England. He has reference number 19456. Source, The Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland" by Burke, pages 504- 507, Volume 4. He was married to Spouse in England. 19457. Spouse was born in 1516 in Hatsburgh, Devonshire, England. She has reference number 19457. John Mayne and Spouse had the following children: i. Walter Mayne656,657 was born in 1542 in Hatsburgh, Devonshire, England. ii. Cuthbert Mayne658,659 was born in 1548 in Hatsburgh, Devonshire, England. He died on 29 NOV 1577. 9728 iii. Alexander Mayne. iv. Alicia Mayne660,661 was born in 1550 in Hatsburgh, Devonshire, England. She died in 1616. 19490. Thomas Lide662 has reference number 19490. Thomas Lide had the following children: 9745 i. Jane Leids. 19504. Edward Pendleton663 was born about 1547. 19505. Ann Newton664. Edward Pendleton and Ann Newton had the following children: 9752 i. Edward Pendleton. 23552. John Coo was born in 1460 in England. He died in 1520 in Gestingthorpe, England. He was married to Joane Golding in 1490. 23553. Joane Golding was born about 1460. John Coo and Joane Golding had the following children: i. John Coo665 was born about 1490 in England. He died about 1558. ii. Joane Coo. 11776 iii. John Coo. iv. Agnes Coo. v. Alice Coo. vi. Thomas Coo was born about 1503. 25104. Geoffrey Noreys457,666 was born in 1490 in England. He died in 1572. He has reference number 25104. 25105. wife has reference number 25105. Geoffrey Noreys and wife had the following children: 12552 i. John Noreys. 27648. Steffan Ruegsegger667. He was married to Christine Zum Oberenbach. 27649. Christine Zum Oberenbach668. Steffan Ruegsegger and Christine Zum Oberenbach had the following children: 13824 i. Niklaus Ruegsegger Sr. SIXTEENTH GENERATION 37920. William Trott669 was born in 1480 in England. He died about 1571 in England. He has reference number 37920. 37921. wife670 was born in 1484 in England. She has reference number 37921. William Trott and wife had the following children: i. John Trott671 died in 1584 in Bishop's Compton, England. ii. Alice Trott672. iii. Lucy Trott673. iv. Joanna Trott674. v. William Trott675 died in 1554 in Bishop's Hall, England. 18960 vi. Richard Trott. 37928. Nicholas Gallard was born in France.676 He has reference number 37928. Nicholas Gallard had the following children: 18964 i. Nicholas Gallard. 39008. Thomas Pendleton677 was born about 1521. Thomas Pendleton had the following children: 19504 i. Edward Pendleton. 39010. Robert Newton678. Robert Newton had the following children: 19505 i. Ann Newton. 47104. Thomas Coo was born in 1430 in England. He died in 1507 in Gestingthorpe, England. He was married to Catherine Wincolle. 47105. Catherine Wincolle679 was born about 1430. Thomas Coo and Catherine Wincolle had the following children: 23552 i. John Coo. ii. William Coo680 was born in 1465. iii. Thomas Coo681 was born in 1470. 47106. Thomas Golding. Thomas Golding had the following children: 23553 i. Joane Golding. 50208. Robert Noreys457,682 was born in 1460 in West Bilney, Norfolk, England. He has reference number 50208. 50209. spouse has reference number 50209. Robert Noreys and spouse had the following children: 25104 i. Geoffrey Noreys. SEVENTEENTH GENERATION 75840. John Trott683 was born in 1458 in England. He has reference number 75840. The following narrative is adapted from the Tracy Ashly Crocker as downloaded from the Genealogy Forum on Compuserve Information Service (January 21, 1994). John Trott, resided, 1458, in Taunton Manor, Roll. Individual #2088. "Trott, Tratt, and Treat family in England for six generations, as best one could from the scanty probate, manor and parish records available. There are doubtless some errors. The family traces back without any difficulty for four generations to Richard Trott. Beyond that point there is a difficulty. There are no parish registers before 1538 and no sources of information. There is a calendar, not complete however, quite well preserved from 1450-1666 but in the present condition of the records it is utterly useless. It would require months of search and great expense to find the documents indexed. Have given all names of Trott found in the calendars between 1450 and 1573 in order to show the authority, in the absence of direct proof, for regarding John and William Trott as the founders of the family they being the only Trotts in Taunton Manor and their names having been common ones in the family. The names are in Latin: John, William, Richard, and Robert. 1458 Staplegrove, Johes Trotte 1542 Staplegrove, Johana Tratte 1463 Staplegrove, Johana Tratte 1542 Staplegrove, Lucia Trotte 1473 Staplegrove, Lucia Trotte 1542 Staplegrove, Alica Trotte 1479 Staplegrove, Alica Trotte 1548 Poundisford, Johes Trotte 1503 Poundisford, Wills Trotte 1554 Hull, Willus Trotte 1504 Hull, Willus Trotte 1566 Hull, Willus Trotte 1510 Hull, Willus Trotte 1567 Poundisford, Willus Trotte 1510 Poundisford, Ricus Trotte 1571 Hull, Ricus Trotte 1527 Oterford, Ricus Trotte 1571 Poundisford, Robtus Trotte 1534 Poundisford, Robtus Trotte 1572 Hull, Johes Trott 1540 Oterford, Johes Trotte 1572 Poundisford, Robert Trotte The name of Trott has been adhered to in this pedigree because it is the oldest form of the name, though Tratt is often found in the records. John Trott, of Staplegrove, near Taunton was probably the grandfather of Richard Trott from who we can trace our line of descent without any difficulty. His name occurs in the calendar of the Taunton Manor Rolls, 1458, 1463, 1473, and 1479. He was probably the father of William Trott. John Trott had the following children: 37920 i. William Trott. 94208. John Coo was born in 1400 in Gestingthorpe, England. He died after 1448. He was married to Mrs. 94209. Mrs was born about 1400. John Coo and Mrs had the following children: 47104 i. Thomas Coo. ii. William Coo684 was born in 1435. 100416. John Noreys457,685 was born in 1430 in West Bilney, Norfolk, England. He has reference number 100416. 100417. hubby has reference number 100417. John Noreys and hubby had the following children: 50208 i. Robert Noreys. EIGHTEENTH GENERATION 188416. John Coo was born in 1375 in England. He died in 1422 in England. He was married to Eleanor. 188417. Eleanor was born about 1375. John Coo and Eleanor had the following children: 94208 i. John Coo. ii. Robert Coo686 was born in 1404. 200832. Geoffrey Noreys457,687 was born in 1400 in England. He died in 1464. He has reference number 200832. Occupation Monpinzouns Manor lives West Bitney, Norfolk, England 200833. Margery688,457 was born in 1412. She has reference number 200833. Geoffrey Noreys and Margery had the following children: 100416 i. John Noreys. NINETEENTH GENERATION 376832. John Coo was born about 1340 in Essex, England. He died about 1415. 376833. Eleanor. John Coo and Eleanor had the following children: 188416 i. John Coo. ii. William Coo689 was born in 1380. 401664. Geoffrey Noreys457,690 was born in 1370 in England. He has reference number 401664. 401665. spouse1 has reference number 401665. Geoffrey Noreys and spouse1 had the following children: i. John Noreys457,691 died in 1504. 200832 ii. Geoffrey Noreys. 20TH GENERATION 803328. Geoffrey Noreys457,692 was born in 1340 in England. He has reference number 803328. lived Tilney 803329. Spousey has reference number 803329. Geoffrey Noreys and Spousey had the following children: 401664 i. Geoffrey Noreys. 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Death Records, Marshall Co, WV. bk 1 pg 110. 156. Ibid. bk 3 pg 288. 157. Ibid. bk 5 pg 294. 158. Birth Records, Marshall Co, WV. bk 1 pg 33. 159. Death Records, Marshall Co, WV. bk 1 pg 117. 160. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 229-32. 161. Mariage Records, Jackson Co, WV. 1837 - 1879 pg 16. 162. Linda Amos Wade Goddard. Amos Family Old & New Newsletter. 163. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 2695. 164. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 165. Linda Amos. 166. Beers History of Washington County, PA. pg 992. 167. Ibid. pg 992. 168. Ibid. pg 992. 169. Ten Mile Country and it's Pioneer Families. pg 71-3. 170. Ibid. pg 71-3. 171. Ibid. pg 71-3. 172. Ibid. pg 71-3. 173. Ibid. pg 71-3. 174. Ibid. pg 71-3. 175. Ibid. pg 71-3. 176. Ibid. pg 71-3. 177. Ibid. pg 71-3. 178. Ibid. pg 466. 179. Ibid. pg 466. 180. Ibid. pg 466. 181. Ibid. pg 466. 182. Ibid. pg 466. 183. Main Family Tree. pg 50. 184. Ibid. pg 50. 185. Ibid. pg 50. 186. Ibid. pg 50. 187. Ibid. pg 50. 188. Ibid. pg 50. 189. Ibid. pg 50. 190. Ibid. pg 50. 191. West Virginia Estate Settlements 1753-1850 Ohio Co. 192. DAR Patriot Index. Vol I pg 240. 193. Ibid. Vol I pg 141. 194. Harold McCracken. 195. Carl Dunn. 196. Kay L. Mason. 197. Marriages, Ohio Co, WV Ministers Returns 1790-1835. bk 1 pg 36. 198. Death Records, Marshall Co, WV. bk 1 pg 11. 199. Ibid. bk 0 pg 112. 200. Ibid. bk 1 pg 49. 201. Ibid. bk 0 pg 70. 202. World Family Tree. Vol 7, Tree 4735. 203. Ibid. Vol 3, Tree 1725. 204. Ohio Valley Richmonds, Their Kith & Kin. 205. Death Records, Marshall Co, WV. bk 2 pg 274. 206. Ibid. bk 2 pg 121. 207. Peggy Green. 208. Death Records, Monroe Co, OH. bk 1 pg 208. 209. Peggy Green. 210. Ibid. 211. Duffy, Peg. 212. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 225-8. 213. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 2695. 214. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 215. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 216. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 217. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 218. History of Marshall Co, WV - 1984. 219. Ten Mile Country and it's Pioneer Families. pg 71-3. 220. Ibid. pg 71-3. 221. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 316. 222. Ten Mile Country and it's Pioneer Families. pg 465-7. 223. Ibid. pg 465-6. 224. Ibid. pg 466. 225. Ibid. pg 466. 226. Ibid. pg 466-7. 227. Ibid. pg 467. 228. Ibid. pg 467. 229. Ibid. pg 467. 230. Ibid. pg 467. 231. Main Family Tree. pg 49, 50. 232. Ibid. pg 50. 233. Ibid. pg 50. 234. DAR Patriot Index. Vol I pg 767. 235. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 4659. 236. Verna J. Shingleton. 237. Ken Linder. 238. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 4659. 239. Death Records, Marshall Co, WV. bk 1 pg 80. 240. Ibid. bk 1, pg 69. 241. Ibid. bk 1 pg 112. 242. Ibid. bk 1 pg 117. 243. Death Records, Putnam Co, WV. bk 1 pg 23. 244. Death Records, Marshall Co, WV. bk 2 pg 190. 245. Ibid. bk 2 pg 122. 246. Peggy Green. 247. Ibid. 248. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 219-24. 249. Ibid. pg 220-4, 237-246. 250. Malcolm Basham. 251. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 2695. 252. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 253. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 254. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 255. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 256. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 257. Ten Mile Country and it's Pioneer Families. pg 71-3. 258. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 307, 316. 259. Ibid. pg 316. 260. Ten Mile Country and it's Pioneer Families. pg 465. 261. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 316. 262. Ten Mile Country and it's Pioneer Families. pg 465. 263. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 316. 264. Ibid. pg 316. 265. Main Family Tree. pg 7, 49-50. 266. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 267. Main Family Tree. pg 49. 268. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 269. Main Family Tree. pg 49. 270. Ibid. pg 49. 271. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 4659. 272. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 273. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 274. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 275. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 276. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 277. DAR Patriot Index. Vol I pg 276. 278. World Family Tree. Vol 7, Tree 4735. 279. Ibid. Vol I Tree 1691. 280. Sue Heintzman. 281. DAR Patriot Index. Vol I pg 768. 282. Denver Yoho. 283. DAR Records. 284. World Family Tree. Vol 7, Tree 4735. 285. DAR Patriot Index. Vol I pg 768. 286. Peggy Green. 287. Ibid. 288. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 212-8. 289. Will. Vol B, pg 10, 1 FEB 1805. 290. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 291. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 292. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 237-46, 271. 293. Obituary. "Herald of the Valley", 2 JUL 1821. 294. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 237. 295. Ibid. pg 237. 296. Ibid. pg 237. 297. Ibid. pg 237. 298. Ibid. pg 237. 299. Ibid. pg 237. 300. Ibid. pg 237. 301. Ibid. pg 238. 302. Ibid. pg 238. 303. Ibid. pg 238. 304. Ibid. pg 238. 305. Ibid. pg 238. 306. Ibid. pg 238. 307. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 2695. 308. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 309. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 310. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 311. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695 Vol II Tree 3789, 4191. 312. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 313. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2695. 314. Linda Amos Wade Goddard. Amos Family Old & New Newsletter. 315. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 2695. 316. Ibid. Vol II Tree 317. 317. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 304, 307. 318. Ibid. pg 307. 319. Ibid. pg 307. 320. Ibid. pg 307. 321. Ibid. pg 307. 322. Ibid. pg 307. 323. Ibid. pg 307. 324. Ibid. pg 307. 325. Main Family Tree. pg 4, 7. 326. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 327. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 328. Main Family Tree. pg 7. 329. Ibid. pg 7. 330. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 331. Main Family Tree. pg 7. 332. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 333. Main Family Tree. pg 7. 334. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 335. Main Family Tree. pg 7. 336. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 337. Main Family Tree. pg 7. 338. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 339. Main Family Tree. pg 7. 340. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 341. Main Family Tree. pg 7. 342. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 343. Main Family Tree. pg 49. 344. Ibid. pg 49. 345. World Family Tree. Vol 13 Tree 59. 346. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 347. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 348. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 349. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 350. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 351. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 352. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 353. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 354. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 355. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 356. Tri-Country Researcher. pg 230. 357. Yoho, Timothy P, Dr. 358. DAR Patriot Index. Vol I pg 29. 359. History of the Panhandle - 1879. pages 361-3. 360. DAR Patriot Index. Vol I pg 29. 361. History of the Panhandle - 1879. pages 361-3. 362. Peggy Green. 363. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 207-8. 364. World Family Tree. Vol 12 Tree 3706. 365. Ibid. Vol 12 Tree 3706. 366. Ibid. Vol 12 Tree 3706. 367. Ibid. Vol 12 Tree 3706. 368. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 209-11. 369. World Family Tree. Vol 12 Tree 3706. 370. Ibid. Vol I Tree 3264, 3471, 3504. 371. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 239-46. 372. Will. Bk A, pg 5, Botetourt Co, VA. 373. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3471, 3504. 374. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 233-246. 375. Ibid. pg 235-46. 376. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 377. Ibid. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 378. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 379. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 380. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 381. Ibid. pg 235-46. 382. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3471, 3504. 383. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 384. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264. 385. Ibid. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 386. Ibid. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 387. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 388. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 389. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 390. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 391. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 392. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 393. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 394. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 395. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 396. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 397. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 398. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264, 3504. 399. Ibid. Vol I Tree 3264. 400. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 235-46. 401. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3504. 402. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 265-72. 403. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 317. 404. Ibid. Vol II Tree 317. 405. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 301, 303-4. 406. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 258. 407. Ibid. Vol II Tree 258, 6206. 408. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 304. 409. Ibid. pg 304. 410. Ibid. pg 304. 411. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 258. 412. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 304. 413. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 6206. 414. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 304. 415. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 6206. 416. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 304. 417. Ibid. pg 304. 418. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 6206. 419. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 304. 420. Main Family Tree. pg 3, 4. 421. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 422. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 423. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 424. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 425. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 426. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 427. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 428. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 429. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 430. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 431. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 432. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 433. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 434. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 435. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 436. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 437. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 438. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 439. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 440. Main Family Tree. pg 4. 441. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 442. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 443. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 444. Recorded in "Register of Boxford". 445. World Family Tree. Vol 13 Tree 499. 446. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 499. 447. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 499. 448. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 449. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 4273. 450. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 451. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 452. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 453. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 454. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4191. 455. Raymond Clark Collection. Maryland Room, Talbot Co Library. 456. Will. Written 5 MAR 1691, Probated 21 MAR 1692. 457. Ancestral File. 458. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 4191. 459. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 460. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 461. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 462. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 463. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 464. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 465. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 466. Yoho, Timothy P, Dr. Yoho Newsletter. 467. Ibid. Yoho Newsletter. 468. Peggy Green. 469. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 207. 470. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 3264. 471. Ibid. Vol I Tree 3264. 472. Ibid. Vol I Tree 3264. 473. Ibid. Vol II Tree 317. 474. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 295-301. 475. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 258, 6107, 6206. 476. Ibid. Vol I Tree 1229. 477. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 301. 478. Ibid. pg 301. 479. Ibid. pg 301. 480. Ibid. pg 301. 481. Ibid. pg 301. 482. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 6107. 483. Ibid. Vol I Tree 1186. 484. Genealogy of the Crane Family, Volume II. pg 301. 485. Ibid. 486. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 6206. 487. Ibid. Vol II Tree 258, 6206. 488. Ibid. Vol I Tree 1388. 489. Ibid. Vol I 3432. 490. Main Family Tree. pg 2, 3. 491. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 492. Main Family Tree. pg 2, 3. 493. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 494. Main Family Tree. pg 3. 495. Ibid. pg 3. 496. Ibid. pg 3. 497. Ibid. pg 3. 498. Ibid. pg 3. 499. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 500. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 501. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 502. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 503. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 504. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 505. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 506. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 507. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 508. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 509. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 510. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4191. 511. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 512. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 513. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 514. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 515. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 516. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 517. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 518. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 519. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 520. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 521. Ibid. Vol II tree 4659. 522. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 523. Peggy Green. Peggy Green. 524. Ibid. Peggy Green. 525. Billie Redding Lewis. Some Early Southern Settlers. pg 207. 526. World Family Tree. Vol 12 Tree 3706. 527. Ibid. Vol II 258. 528. Ibid. Vol I Tree 282, 667, 988, 1229, 1388, 2604, 3432, 3991, 4621 Vol II Tree 274, 1260, 1483, 2302, 3032, 3207, 3249, 3981, 5074, 5077, 5442, 5738, 6145. 529. Ibid. Vol I Tree 282, 667, 988, 1229, 1388, 2604, 3432, 3991, 4621 Vol II Tree 274, 1260, 1483, 2302, 3032, 3207, 3249, 3981, 5074, 5077, 5442, 5738, 6145. 530. Ibid. Vol I Tree 282, 667, 988, 1229, 1388, 2604, 3432, 3991, 4621 Vol II Tree 274, 1260, 1483, 2302, 3032, 3207, 3249, 3981, 5074, 5077, 5442, 5738, 6145. 531. Ibid. Vol I Tree 282, 667, 988, 1229, 1388, 2604, 3432, 3991, 4621 Vol II Tree 274, 1260, 1483, 2302, 3032, 3207, 3249, 3981, 5074, 5077, 5442, 5738, 6145. 532. Ibid. Vol I Tree 282, 667, 988, 1229, 1388, 2604, 3432, 3991, 4621 Vol II Tree 274, 1260, 1483, 2302, 3032, 3207, 3249, 3981, 5074, 5077, 5442, 5738, 6145. 533. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2604. 534. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2604. 535. Ibid. Vol I Tree 2604. 536. Ibid. Vol I Tree 6204. 537. Ibid. Vol I 6204. 538. Ibid. Vol I Tree 6204. 539. Ibid. Vol I Tree 6204. 540. Ibid. Vol I Tree 6204. Vol II Tree 1483. 541. Ibid. Vol I Tree 6204. 542. Ibid. Vol II Tree 258, 518, 6206. 543. Ibid. Vol II Tree 6206. 544. Ibid. Vol II Tree 518. 545. Ibid. Vol II Tree 612. 546. Ibid. Vol II Tree 612. 547. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 548. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 549. Ibid. pg 2. 550. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 551. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 552. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 553. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 554. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 555. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 556. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 557. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 558. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 559. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 560. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 561. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 562. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 563. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 564. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 565. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 566. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 567. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 568. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 569. Ibid. Vol II tree 3815. 570. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 571. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 572. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 573. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 574. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 575. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 576. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 577. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 578. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 579. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 580. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 581. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 582. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 583. Ibid. Vol 14 Tree 3273. 584. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 585. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4191. 586. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 587. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 588. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 589. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 590. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 591. Ibid. Vol I Tree 4659. 592. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 593. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 594. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 595. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4659. 596. Peggy Green. 597. Ibid. 598. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 282 Vol II Tree 6206. 599. Ibid. Vol I Tree 282 Vol II Tree 6202. 600. Ibid. Vol II Tree 1483. 601. Ibid. Vol II Tree 1483. 602. Ibid. Vol II Tree 1483. 603. Ibid. Vol II Tree 1483. 604. Ibid. Vol II Tree 1483. 605. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 606. Ibid. Vol II Tree 6206. 607. Ibid. Vol II Tree 6206. 608. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 609. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 610. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 611. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 612. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 613. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 614. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 615. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 616. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 617. Ibid. Vol II Tree 258, 518. 618. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 619. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 620. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 621. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 622. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 623. World Family Tree. Vol II 3815. 624. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 625. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 626. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 627. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 628. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 629. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 630. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 631. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 632. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 633. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 634. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4191. 635. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4191. 636. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4191. 637. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 638. Peggy Green. 639. Ibid. 640. World Family Tree. Vol I Tree 282 Vol II Tree 6206. 641. Ibid. Vol I Tree 282 Vol II Tree 6206. 642. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 643. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 644. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 645. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 646. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 647. Ibid. Vol II Tree 6206. 648. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 649. Ibid. Vol II Tree 6206. 650. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 651. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 652. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 653. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3032. 654. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 655. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 656. Ibid. pg 2. 657. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 658. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 659. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 660. Main Family Tree. pg 2. 661. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3815. 662. Ibid. Vol II 3815. 663. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 664. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 665. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 59. 666. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 667. Peggy Green. 668. Ibid. 669. World Family Tree. Vol II Tree 3207. 670. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 671. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 672. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 673. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 674. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 675. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 676. Ibid. Vol II Tree 6206. 677. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 678. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3815. 679. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 59. 680. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 59. 681. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 59. 682. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 683. Ibid. Vol II Tree 3207. 684. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 59. 685. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 686. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 59. 687. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 688. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 689. Ibid. Vol 13 Tree 59. 690. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 691. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191. 692. Ibid. Vol II Tree 4190, 4191.