John: I would like to see the bio of Absalom Smith when you have time. Thanks very much, Mille

I would like to see a bio on jacob jordan. thank you so much gracie

I'm interested in John Trees. Thanks, Connie Jeremiah ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Charles Tippet" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> 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 > [email protected] > > > > ============================== > 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 > >

Ambrose Ranson Please! Thank you much. On Sat, 2005-06-25 at 19:37, John Charles Tippet wrote: > 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: > > > 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 > [email protected] > > > > ============================== > 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 -- Chuck Gibson <[email protected]>

What a generous offer you have made to the list! My question regarding the biographies is very specific so I will not bother asking you to transcribe a full article unless it includes mention of the following connections.... Charles M. Smith born 1816 Montgomery Co. PA parents - Nathaniel Smith & Rachel Coates - her grandmother was a Huling. I see that you have already posted what was listed for Absolom Smith but if you would be kind enough to check the 3 following names for any connection to Charles & Nathaniel Smith and associated families (mentioned above) of Montgomery or Philadelphia Co. PA I would be most grateful. Dr. John C. Smith Dennis Smith Sr. William Huling Thank you for your kindness, Susan McIntyre John Charles Tippet wrote: > 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: > > William Huling > > Dr John C Smith > > Dennis Smith, Sr > > 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 > [email protected] > > > > ============================== > 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 >

Pat Salt and I stood by his home,and by his brother-in-law,Savil Wilson's 1818 home yesterday,and also by his tombstone. Born 1762 on Oldman's Creek,sw most NJ,and died in 1826-his last years as minister of Mt Zion Methodist,RT 756,NE of Felicity,Ohio.He sold 2 NJ farmis and bought 540 Clermont acres in 1805. Someplace in this house is his NJ service record. He served under Col's Isreal Shreve and Jonathan Dayton ,in the 2nd NJ. 1798-1803,he was a Methodist circutrider in s NJ,and Dover,Delaware. Got an hour? I can ramble on about him.

James Arthur was born in Burlington Co,NJ they say. He served in the Rev War from the South Branch of the Potimac,and married there an elder daughter of Thomas and Mary Ball Brown. He married 2nd,about 1803,by Phillip Gatch,near Milford, an Osborne widow. His 1st wife's siblings in Clermont included Joseph and Mary Parker Brown,of N Milford. Batcholar Wm Brown,and John Brown and Sarah Trotter Brown,of N Bethel,and George Brown m 2nd John John's daughter.,of n Nicholsville. And a Saylor orphaned neice who married a Roudebush. James Arthur's parents called themselves James and Hannah McArthur in Bourbon Co,Ky.

Alexander Buchanan lived in s Fayette Co,Pa as did John Boltinghouse, Jeremiah Beck,Sr,and Jane Abraham Buchanan [Mrs Wm ]'s father Enoch Abraham [Abrams. Jane's sisters in Clermont in Clermont were Margaret,d 1829,widow of David Brown,and Florence,married to Lemuel Stephenson,Mr Bainium,and Thomas Hitch,Sr. A 3rd was married to another Abahams,or a Wynne cousin. John Abraham was Jane's brother,and he married Levi Wells daughter,and Hugh Barkley's girl. Alexander Buchanan had a 1791 fort a mile west of Germantown,N kY. My wife is from Thomas Manning. Pat Salt called me from Billrica,Mass,this week-the original Manning home,but Thomas was last with the downEast Maine colony,in Maine,and Lindale,Clermot.

Thank you. I would like to see Alexander Buchanan andThomas Manning. Have a Great Day. Frank [email protected] > [Original Message] > From: John Charles Tippet <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 6/25/2005 8:37:42 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 > [email protected] > > > > ============================== > 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 >

John, I would be interested in the bio of Samuel Davis Thank you, Virgene Scolnik In a message dated 6/25/2005 7:37:55 PM US Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: [email protected]

JCT........ Would love to see bio on Zebulon Applegate! TIA, Pat

Dear John, Thank you for your kind offer! I would love to see: Joseph Perrine John Snell Thanks again, Beverly ----------------------------------------------------- Beverly Walker Gresham OR 97030 E-Mail: [email protected] Researching: Billick, Bishop, Cartwirhgt, Carroll, Case, Colwell, Darrow, Davenport, Ebersole, Fairbanks, Griffith, Highmiller, Hornback, Jamieson, Long, Metcalf, Miller, O'Malley, Peyton, Prior, Randall, Shattuck, Sloan, Snell, Stuntz, Titus, Walker, Whyte, Yoder & others ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- -----Original Message----- From: John Charles Tippet [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, 25 June, 2005 5:37 PM To: [email protected] 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 [email protected] ============================== 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 -- 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

Absalom Smith owned a farm in Lytle's survey northeast of Williamsburg, near the Brown county line, and had served in the Pennsylvania troops. Alexander Buchanan emigrated to America in 1764, and settled in Washington county, Pennsylvania. He was an own cousin to the ex-President Buchanan, who located in Lancaster, the same State. In 1792 he emigrated to Mason county, Kentucky, in 1796 to the mouth of Bullskin in Franklin township, and in 1799 to Washington township, where he died in 1802, his wife following him in 1812. His son, William, was the first permanent settler in Washington township, having come over from Kentucky in the summer of 1795. Alexander's children wre William Alexander, jr, Robert, James, John, married to Margaret, daughter of Thomas Fee, and father of the present Representative, Andrew, the old coroner, and Jane, married to William Dixon, Martha, to Thomas Phillips, and a third girl to Mr Wilson. He served in all the New Jersey battles. Thomas Manning was a pensioner in Ohio township in 1840, and owned a place on the Green survey which he entered before 1815. John Charles Tippet [email protected]

Zebulon Applegate resided in 1840 in Ohio township, and was like Mr. Arthur on the Revolutionary pension list. Samuel Davis came from the Blue Ridge country, Virginia and settled at the mouth of Shaylor's run in Union township where he died in 1825. He was in the Southern campaign under General Green. He left eight children, among them were Thomas, who had a distillery and mill, but went to Indiana; Henry, father of Shadrach, John and William went to Indiana, Joseph, who died at the mouth of Hall's run in 1855, and who was in the war of 1812. John Charles Tippet [email protected]

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 [email protected]

Thanks, Hermon, for the information about the various Frazee families! You've inspired me to search again! -Judy

Warner cemetary is on Ohio Rt 774,at a drain of [?] Sterling creek,several miles east of the grouping of small cemetaries in nw Clark,sw Pike township where the Colthar cemetary is.A mile north of Colthar's,which Margaret Burbage told me was on the pay fishing lake farm at Elm Corner and Starling Rd,very sw Pike township,is a cemetary called Moyer's by the DAR IN 1959. i SAY IT WAS THE CEMETARY OF a Baptist church meeting at Jasper Shotwell,Sr [m Line[ d 1818..Locust Ridge Nursing Home is just 1\2 block east,and Fagley Rd and Elm Corner Ed intersection a block s e. Ogden cemetary is on Margaret Burbages east of Starling 1\2 way to Warner. I'll guess John Frazee m Shipman's land adjoined Colthars'. Maybe south across Starling Rd. Baptist Rev Moses Frazee m lived 1800-15 era s se of Bethel,on Bethel -Maple Rd,at the n side of Poplar. He sold to Okey Vanosdol,and Levi Tingley,Eli,Collins,Mr Dent,etc ran the tannery. Mrs Aaron Osborne [nee Frazee,and widow of James Musgrove, ]lived in n Bethel,and then 5-6 miles south,on RT 774,NE OF Mt Olive. 5=6 miles s-e of Bethel,sw of the n Ohio Rts 222 and 232 intersection,was Stephen Frazee,on the headwaters of n Inian creek. Peter MccLAIN LIVED JUST WEST ,ON RT [email protected] Rd. Stephen lived in Bethel early. John Frazee m Shipman was 4-5 miles n e e of Bethel on Starling Rd. The 1818 Brown-Clermont Co line cut his farm,or was just west. Meeker's lived in a weather boarded log house ther,or just west,in 1870. Moses was 2 miles sse of Bethel, Stephen was 5-6 miles ssw of Bethel. Fagley Rd,of Brown CO,IS Happy Hollow Rd,of Clermont. ]

Sarah Derry married John Frazee in 1826. One of my "brick walls" is trying to what Frazee family John Frazee belonged. There were several John Frazees in the area at that time. Sarah reportedly died in 1843. She and John had a son Sanford Frazee. Guardianship paper were filed for Sanford in 1845. Therefore, we would think John Frazee had also died by 1845. Then again, perhaps John had remarried and couldn't keep his son. Sanford Frazee was named in the 1862 will of his grandfather, John Derry. Another daughter of John Derry was Achsah Derry who married Henry Coltar - Margaret Burbage's line. John Derry lived in Clark Twp., Brown Co., near Hamersville, "on the waters of Clover Creek" and is is reportedly buried in the Warner Cemetery. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions about John Frazee's line! I've not found anything. -Judy In a message dated 6/19/2005 5:01:00 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) on [email protected] writes: Wm Parker Taylor was married into Brown Co genealogist Margaret Burbage's Derry's,and into the Frazee-Shipman's [?]. The latter lived about where Pike and Clark twnsp,Brown Co corner with Tate twnsp.Derry lived more towards Mt Nebo

In a message dated 6/18/2005 11:10:25 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Yvonne, you asked about William L. Taylor bca 1832, married 1859. I believe that William Taylor bca. 1832 was son of John and Lydia. I think he is with them in 1850 Brown Co census. Lydia is living with William and wife Ary in 1860 Clermont as I presume John has died by then. thanks Yvonne

Wm Parker Taylor was married into Brown Co genealogist Margaret Burbage's Derry's,and into the Frazee-Shipman's [?] The latter kived about where Pike and Clark twnsp,Brown Co corner with Tate twnsp.Derry lived more towards Mt Nebo Dennis Callahan,who married Wm Taylor to Ary Allen lived on US 68 a mile north of Mt Orab[hamlet of Benton,Green Twnsp,Brown Co,OhioA bout north of Pike township's New Harmony church-cemetary,in Sterling township,Brown Co,was another cemetary called Taylors.