My gggg grandfather Charles Fryman came to Beaver Twp., Guernsey Co. at sometime in the period 1822-1830. He sold his property in 1822: 7 Sept 1822 Fryman, Chas. to Booth, Edwin Vol J. Page 73, St. Clairsville, Lot 28 $90.00 He had been living in the St. Clairsville area at the time of the 1820 census, and was listed as follows: 1820 Belmont County, Richland Twp., Census, p223 Charles Fryman 1- male over 45 yrs (Charles) 1-female under 10 yrs (Mary's child by a former husband?) 1-female bet 26-45 ( Mary Camp Fryman) This is believed to be an account of Charles' arrival in America: "Jacob Freymann came to Philadelphia, PA from Germany via Rotterdam on Sept 27, 1746 on the ship Ann Galley . The Captain was William Wilson. Johann Henrich Carl Freymann (Charles Fryman) was a two+ year old who accompanied his father Johann Jacob Freymann (Jacob Freymann), his mother and his four+ year old brother, Johann Philipps Freymann (Philip Fryman, Sr.) " He was listed in the 1830 Census as follows: 1830 Census Beaver Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio, pg 361 Charles Fryman Males of 100 yrs and upward -1 (Charles was 86+, but not 100 in 1830) Females of 5 yrs and under 10 -1 (?New child since 1820 Census, but probably not Charles') Females of 10 and under 15 yrs -1 (The child in the 1820 Cen) Females of 40 and under 50 yrs -1 (Mary Camp Fryman) Charles died some time after 1830 and before 1840 as his widow was listed in the succeeding census records as follows: A Cavanaugh researcher, Robert D. King, BobKing@northlink.com, provided the following: " In doing our Cavanaugh research, we found: Widow Fryman living next door to Timothy Cavanaugh in 1840 @ 70 to 80 yrs with a daughter, she was listed as Mary Fryman in 1850 @ 80 yrs, b. in Pa. and she is 93 in 1860 and living with the Cavanaughs. In all three census years she was found in District # 106, Franklin Twp, Monroe County, Ohio" Anecdotal information has pod of Charles as Elk Twp., Noble Co. and pod of Mary Camp Fryman as Seneca Twp., Monroe Co. I have not been able to pinpoint the location of Charles' property in Beaver Twp. or where that property can be found on current maps, or the relevance of Mary's locations in Franklin Twp., Monroe Co. or possibly Seneca Twp. Monroe Co. If Charles was really over 100 years of age in 1830 I would think that it would have come to the attention of early historians of the area. Any help you friendly people can provide will be greatly appreciated.