Robert Wells fought in the struggle for independence. He came in 1807 from Kentucky to Tate township, dying on the place now owned by William Wells, some fifty years ago aged eighty-four. His sons, Aaron, Solomon, Isaac, Nathan and Jesse went to Indiana, John died in williamsburg, and Robert and Eli on the homestead. One of the daughters, Anna, married James Callon. James Collon was but a boy in the Revolution, but was for nine months a drummer in the western Pennsylvania regiment from near Pittsburg. In 1788 he emigrated to Kentucky, and 1808 to Franklin township, and in 1810 to Tate township, near Mt. Olive, where he died in 1857. In Wayne's indian campaign of 1794 he was a scout and spy and an associate of Simon Kenton. Of his children William and Robert went to Indiana, James and John died in Tate, where Samuel still lives, Rachel was married to Robert Carr, Keziah to Christian Zimmerman, and JeMima to Morgan Ford. Christian Long was in the Pennsylvania State troops, and in 1803 came to Stonelick township, and settled on the farm now owned by Mrs. Hannah Leming. He came to Kentucky to which he had emigrated in 1790. He married Polly Pattison, and was the father of the following children: Mary, Philip, Elizabeth, Nelly, Christina, William and Rebecca. He was the best hunter on Stonelick and the first tinner in the county. John Charles Tippet johntippet@cox.net

Hermon..You made reference to John John who had a daughter that married a George Brown of Thomas Brown. .Are you a kin to these Browns? Mary Ellen Morgan

Sarah Frazee m Benjamin Rapp,by Moses Elstun,JP OF Perintown. 1833 [15-20 miles from the others south and sw of Bethel ] Polly Frazee m James Hill March 16,1823 by John Boggess,JP -ALL 2-4 mILES SOUTH OF BETHEL Wm Frazee m Nancy Hill,Sept 13,1834 by Samuel Hill JP,WHO LIVED NEAR THE rapp's. Cythia Ann m 2nd Thomas Elrod -I think she was married to George Hunt,of Levi,b 1800 1st Eliza may have married Michael Richards in 1819[?] Mary Ann Frazee m Nathan Hill in 1837 by Jesse Thompson,JP OF - township Rebecca m Erasmus Short,1939 by Baptist WB Hancock Hancock and Short lived in Pierce twnsp. Richards and Griffith,minister,in Franklin township. Rapp and 1 HILL IN STONELICK twnsp. James Hill,polly,Elrod,Hunt,Boggess in Tate twnsp.

Dear Listers, Would love to have the opportunity to find more material on John Frazee and his family of Sarah Ann, Mary Ann, William, Ann, Rebecca, Cynthia, Infant son, and Eliza. Sarah Ann Frazee married Benjamin Rapp. Mary Ann married Nathan Hill June 29, 1837. William married Nancy Hill Sep 13, 1834. Ann married Unknown Hill. Rebecca married Erasmas Short Nov 26, 1839. Cynthia married Thomas Elrod Nov 28, 1826. Eliza died Oct 12, 1823 Clermont County. As you can see my information is rather sketchy. Would also like info about wether he served in the military. I do have a copy of his will from Clermont County. Thanks for responding, Ruth timmafruth@aol.com

Plackard's lived in the portion of Ohio township that became Pierce twnsp. Between 9 and 10 mile creeks,and nw of Behymers.

I've heard James John,of the mouth of 9 Mile Creek,sw Clermont was akin to Rev War vet John John. John John and Rev David Jones,and Gen 'Mad" Anthony Wayne, were Welshg,from sw Chester Co,Pa. John John had a daughter ,who was the 2nd wife of George,of Thomas Brown,b 1766,who lived,1808-20,at the head of 12 Mile Creek. John John and New Richmond's LIGHT family lived near Covenrty,and Churchtown,Pa. John John and Peter Light lived in Mason Co,Ky

My wife is from Peter Harden m a Rowan,'s Lydia m to Richard Burk about 1820. I'm from James and Rhoda Byard Leeds,whose siblings included Dr Peter Turner Leeds,who married,and then left,for mid-Illinois,another of Peter Harden's daughters. 13 adults on the old Gloucester Co ,NJ TO Clermont Co colony,were born Leeds,at Leeds Point,NJ. Peter Harden was in a another NJ colony who settled just north of the earlier NJ COLONY. Lukemyer,Chambers,Timothy Curless,George Ely,Hulick,Hutchison's Ivins were from se of Princeton,NJ IN S Windsor and adjoining townships. Ransom was from north of Va's York River,at Mobjack Bay Beverly Roye was the holder of more than one Va Miliatary Warreents surveyed in Clermont Co,and later contested in land suit courts.

John, I would be interested in the James CARTER Bio if you have time. Thanks, Betty .------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Charles Tippet" <johntippet@cox.net> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2005 8:37 PM Subject: [OHCLER] Clermont Patriots In several consecutive issues of the Clermont Courier (or Clermont Sun) circa Jul 1885, appeared articles about Clermont County patriots who served in the Revolutionary War. Listed in these articles are the following along with short bios: James Arthur Zebulon Applegate Domincus Abbott Dr Richard Allison Ramoth Banton Larry Byrnes William Beasly Alexander Buchanan Nathaniel Barber Adam Brickee James Chambers John Conrey James Carter William Cowen Samuel Cox George Conrad David Colclazer James Collon John Dennis Robert Dickey Hughey Dickey Samuel Davis Nathaniel Donham Eli Elstun Jacob Cox Stephen Fennell Isaac Ferguson Thomas Fee Adam Fisher Lewis Frybarger Philip Fishback Jesse Glancy John Gregg John Hulick John Hare William Huling Elish Hopkins William Harris Samuel Howell Conrad Harsh Richard Hall Adam Hoy Jacob Jordan James Johnson Jesse Justice James John William Jones Thomas Jones Jacob Light Barton Lowe Christian Long Hezekiah Lindsey Daniel Mock Edward Morin William Malott John Metcalf John McKnight Hugh Maloy Theodore Malott Daniel Morgan Thomas Manning John Miles Francis McCormick John Naylor Josiah Prickett Eli Porter Joseph Perrine Christian Plackard Thomas Paxton Martin Pease Ambrose Ranson Leonard Raper Nathaniel Reeves Philip Stoner William Simonton William Sloane John Snell John Swern John Stall Adam Snider Absalom Smith Dr John C Smith William Slye Andrew Shetterly William Salter James Shaw Joseph Shaylor Dennis Smith, Sr Ephraim Simpkins Levi Tingley Richard Taliaferro Jacob Teal John Trees Samuel Vance Oakey Vanosdol Thomas Woods Robert Wells John Wheeler Nehemiah Ward Charles Waits James Waits If anyone is interested in seeing the bios of these patriots I would be happy to transcribe them for this list (time permitting). John Charles Tippet johntippet@cox.net ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

James Carter was a pensioner in Wayne township in 1840, and had a little homestead on Harvie and Fenn's big survey. John Wheeler in 1840 was a pensioner in Ohio townhip for services rendered in the Virginia line. John Charles Tippet johntippet@cox.net

Dennis Smith's descs belonged,in part,to the North Ten Mile Baptist church of s Washington Co,sw Pa near Lone Pine-Amity. James Seals should be the spelling of his kinsman. Quincy,Adams Co,W Illinois,and across the Mississippi in Iowa,got part of the Smith-Seals colony. Faint memory that Dennis Smith m a Zook? in ? Chester Co,se Pa,

John I would be interested in Rev soldier John Hulick. `°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º Eileen Blair º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`

I wonder if this is the same information included in a book of patriots of Clermont County. My ancestor, James John, was listed as being a Revolutionary War patriot, serving under Anthony Wayne, but in subsequent research, I have found nothing on this gentleman. I have checked RW records at the NARA here in Denver. Is there any new information included in his listing? Barbara Jansen

Hi John I would be very interested in the bio for Christian Plackard. I have a little information on him, but not much. He was my gggrandfather > Ruth (the old one) > From: "John Charles Tippet" <johntippet@cox.net> > Date: 2005/06/25 Sat PM 08:37:25 EDT > To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [OHCLER] Clermont Patriots > > In several consecutive issues of the Clermont Courier (or Clermont Sun) > circa Jul 1885, appeared articles about Clermont County patriots who served > in the Revolutionary War. Listed in these articles are the following along > with short bios: > > James Arthur > Zebulon Applegate > Domincus Abbott > Dr Richard Allison > Ramoth Banton > Larry Byrnes > William Beasly > Alexander Buchanan > Nathaniel Barber > Adam Brickee > James Chambers > John Conrey > James Carter > William Cowen > Samuel Cox > George Conrad > David Colclazer > James Collon > John Dennis > Robert Dickey > Hughey Dickey > Samuel Davis > Nathaniel Donham > Eli Elstun > Jacob Cox > Stephen Fennell > Isaac Ferguson > Thomas Fee > Adam Fisher > Lewis Frybarger > Philip Fishback > Jesse Glancy > John Gregg > John Hulick > John Hare > William Huling > Elish Hopkins > William Harris > Samuel Howell > Conrad Harsh > Richard Hall > Adam Hoy > Jacob Jordan > James Johnson > Jesse Justice > James John > William Jones > Thomas Jones > Jacob Light > Barton Lowe > Christian Long > Hezekiah Lindsey > Daniel Mock > Edward Morin > William Malott > John Metcalf > John McKnight > Hugh Maloy > Theodore Malott > Daniel Morgan > Thomas Manning > John Miles > Francis McCormick > John Naylor > Josiah Prickett > Eli Porter > Joseph Perrine > Christian Plackard > Thomas Paxton > Martin Pease > Ambrose Ranson > Leonard Raper > Nathaniel Reeves > Philip Stoner > William Simonton > William Sloane > John Snell > John Swern > John Stall > Adam Snider > Absalom Smith > Dr John C Smith > William Slye > Andrew Shetterly > William Salter > James Shaw > Joseph Shaylor > Dennis Smith, Sr > Ephraim Simpkins > Levi Tingley > Richard Taliaferro > Jacob Teal > John Trees > Samuel Vance > Oakey Vanosdol > Thomas Woods > Robert Wells > John Wheeler > Nehemiah Ward > Charles Waits > James Waits > > If anyone is interested in seeing the bios of these patriots I would be > happy to transcribe them for this list (time permitting). > > John Charles Tippet > johntippet@cox.net > > > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > >

James John from Pennsylvania settled at the mouth of Nine Mile creek in 1806, having tarried in Kentucky two years. He died about 1804? leaving the following children: Thomas, David, Lemuel, William, John, Mrs. Isaiah Ferguson, and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, from whom numerous descendants yet remain in Pierece township. John Hulick who came from New Jersey to Batavia township, was a pensioner of the patriot army. He was the father of James, John and Cornelius - those two remained and died in New Jersey. Abraham, Mary, married to Thomas Tute, Jane to Charles Robinson, Martha twice married and the late Lot Hulick, father of Judge ? W. Hulick. John Charles Tippet johntippet@cox.net

Christian Plackard was a pensioner in 1840 in Ohio township, residing with his son John. John Charles Tippet johntippet@cox.net

I thank you so very much for sharing the Smith & Huling bios. Hopefully some detail included in the information will help unravel my Smith connections. Susan John Charles Tippet wrote: > Dennis Smith, Sr came from Pennsylvania and was a captain in the > Revolution, and for services rendered received a warrant for 500 acres > in Stonelick, on which his sons, Joseph, Christopher and David, and > his son in law, James Searles, settled. He never lived here, but > returned after seeing his children all comfortably located. > > Dr John C Smith born in Westfield, Massaschusetts, in 1757, enlisted > in Colonel James Varce's regiment, 1st Massachusetts, in 1776, served > through the Revolutionary war as soldier, in same, and died May 25, > 1837, aged eighty years. His remains are interred in the burying > ground at Christian church, near Amelia. > > William Huling came from New Jersey and settled on Lucy's Run in > Monroe. He died in 1826. Of his sons, Samuel settled on the farm now > owned by John Slye, William on part of the home farm, Abraham went to > Indiana, Jacob A. kept the homestead, and Isaac lived on the Ohio > turnpike. >

I think so, looking at records to see gracie

Thank you the info about the Snell's and Perrine's. I didn't see the name JAMIESON on your list. I am tracking the JAMIESON, PERRINE and KAIN families. My husband is related to all those families. Happy Hunting, Beverly ----------------------- Beverly Walker Gresham OR 97030 E-Mail: beverly@pdxlive.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: John Charles Tippet [mailto:johntippet@cox.net] Sent: Sunday, 26 June, 2005 5:56 AM To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHCLER] Clermont Patriots John Trees, Joseph Perrine and John Snell John Trees came to Miller's station in 1801 from Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, but a few years later settled near Point Isabel, where he died in his eight-first year. His name figures very prominently in the "Pennsylvania Revolutionary Annals." His son, John, was in the War of 1812, and died in 1866, aged eighty-two. The latter raised twelve children. Adam, Jacob and Peter, sons of John Trees, Sr, removed at an early date to Indiana. Joseph Perrine in 1805 settled on Barne's run in Williamsburg township. He served throughout the war. His sons were, James, the famous old magistrate, Arthur and Ralph, and his daughters, Martha married Isaac Dye, Eleanor, Joseph Holman, Elizabeth, John Gill, and Ann, Andrew Hickey. He was the grandfather of Colonel J. A. Perrine, of Bethel, and came from Middlesex county, New Jersey, and his son, James, married Polly Kain, the mother of the late Mrs. John Jamieson, of Batavia. John Snell: In 1801, David, Daniel and John Snell came to Clermont, but after a few months the latter returned and settled in Virginia. The first two located on the old Chillicothe road, near Williamsburg. John was in Harry Lee's cavalry. John Charles Tippet johntippet@cox.net ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.1/28 - Release Date: 24-Jun-05 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.1/28 - Release Date: 24-Jun-05

Thank You so much for time. this has been a lot of help again thank you gracie

Thank you so much, John. Morris Fletcher