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Looking for information on the following Hamilton Family Found in the 1900 Census New Richmond, Clermont Co William (Wilfred) Hamilton born July 1849 Kentucky (seamster) Susan (wife) born June 1854 Kentucky Nannie M. born May 1880 Kentucky (Spinner of wool) Mary E. July 1882 (comb wool) Noah F. Nov 1886 (spinner of wool) Grace E. Jan 1890 Noah F. Hamilton married Maud McElfresh she was born about 1885/1886 they had the following children Harley Hamilton (died as an infant) Lionel Howard Hamilton born Jul 1910 Bruce Hamilton Gilbert Hamilton Geraldin Hamilton married someone by the name of Knox Trying to find out where in Ky they are from and what Susan Hamilton's maiden name would be. Anyone searching this family? Beth

Was in Moscow,s Clermont,Oh,and noted the school was on Wells Street. Noted the huge limestone mine across on the Carntown,Pendleton Co,Ky bank,and know there is a Wells Creek nearby. My Capt-Lt-Rev-JP George Brown owned 500-1000 acres in the Carntown,Pendleton Co,Ky area 1798-1802+. 1802,he,and others bought 1000 acres NORTH UP RT 743 from Moscow,Clermont Co,Oh. 1750 era,in the Westminster,and Hampstead,Md area,Brown was born,with a Bron aunt m to Richard Wells,of James-father of 20+ kids. 1770's Brown,and the Richard Wells lived on Harmon's and Cross Creeks, Weirton and Wellsburb,WV panhandle-Burgetown Pa with other kinsmen including Alexander and Charles Wells,who also had 20+ kids. 'Little Wells" they are called by genealogists. Likely Wells Creek,and Wells Street,are so named. ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Walter, I have a marriage of an Elizabeth Wood to Levi White on June 29, 1793 in Mason Co., KY. but have no other information on this couple. Herman Kleine -----Original Message----- From: Walter Wood <wwood@cfl.rr.com> To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, April 07, 2001 12:09 PM Subject: John WOOD Sr 1730s-1799, PA & VA >I am looking for information on John WOOD Sr.; b. between 1734 and 1740; m. >Hannah (--?--); John Wood's wife was alive at the time his will was written >on 10 March 1796, in Derry Township, Mifflin County PA; d. 30 Jan 1799 in >Derry Township, Mifflin, PA. > >Children were Mary (? - 1804), John (c1759-1807), Catherine (? - after >1796), Jeriah (c 1762-1800), Joseph (c 1762- 1849), Anna (c 1763-1796), >David Sr. (1764-1846), Jean (1772-1807), Elizabeth (1774-1847), and Martha >(c 1775-1841). Some are reported born in PA and others in VA. > >John, Jeriah, and David settled in Clermont Co. OH in 1800 along with three >of their sisters; Catherine, Jean and Martha who had married three MANNING >brothers. Anna married Abraham WOOD. > >While many of John Sr. ancestors settled in Clermont Co. Ohio, some moved to >IN, IL and KY. I am in David WOOD Sr. line. > >More information at http://home.cfl.rr.com/wwood/waltsweb/Woo/wood_jn.htm > >Walter Dowling Wood >wwood@cfl.r.com > >______________________________

Hi Marsha I have two Abraham WOODs in my database. The first one I mentioned in my post. He married Anna Wood daughter of John Sr. This information came from someone else and I do not have a reference. I have no further information on him. The other was a grandson of John WOOD Sr. His father was Jeriah. Mother is unknown. Based on Jeriah's birth date, this Abraham could have been born sometime after approximately 1775-1780 so he is probably too young to be yours. Walter Dowling Wood wwood@cfl.rr.com http://home.cfl.rr.com/wwood/ -----Original Message----- From: Marsha McWilliams [mailto:rmmcw@effingham.net] Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 4:24 PM To: wwood@cfl.rr.com; OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: John WOOD Sr 1730s-1799, PA & VA Walter, Do you have any further information on Abraham WOOD? The Abraham WOOD I am researching was b: abt. 1758, prob. PA and died 1839-1840, Washington Co, IN. In his Rev. War Pension Applic.(enlisted @ Baptistown, NJ, 2/8/1776), he said that he'd md. Mrs. Nancy BOLIN in Clermont Co, OH on 9/15/1807 (this record has yet to be found in Clermont Co.) Believe this must have been a 2nd marriage for him. Mrs. Nancy Bolin had one dau., (Barbary) when they married. Barbary BOLIN married Samuel PAVEY in 1812, Harrison Co, IN. Most of this information comes from Abraham's application. Any help would certainly be appreciated ... been chasing him for a long time. Thanks. Marsha IL -----Original Message----- From: Walter Wood [mailto:wwood@cfl.rr.com] Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 2:09 PM To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: John WOOD Sr 1730s-1799, PA & VA I am looking for information on John WOOD Sr.; b. between 1734 and 1740; m. Hannah (--?--) Anna (c 1763-1796), Some are reported born in PA Anna married Abraham WOOD. While many of John Sr. ancestors settled in Clermont Co. Ohio, some moved to IN, Walter Dowling Wood

Hi All I apologize for cross postings. I am trying to track down Ezekiel E. TURNER. His descendants include the families below from Clark and Clermont Counties, Ohio and KY, in the mid to late 1800s: Names include TURNER, WOOD, DAY, THOMPSON & MCMURCHY in Ohio or KY -- 1800s Ezekiel Edwin TURNER was born Dec 17, 1817. According to Census records, he was in Clark Co. Ohio in 1860 and in Tate Township, Clermont Co. Ohio in 1850,1870 & 1880. His birthplace listed in the various Censuses as PA , KY and Ohio. The 1880 Census also lists his parents birthplace as PA. Ezekiel died June 2, 1889. He is buried in and his will was probated in Clermont Co. On January 19, 1845, Ezekiel married Charlotte W. THOMPSON who reportedly has roots back to the Mayflower. Charlotte was born Sept 9, 1816. Birth state for her is shown as both Ohio and PA. She died in Clermont Co in 1873. They had four daughters, Mary (died unmarried at age 16), Melissa Jane, Lucy Ann and Laura Elizabeth. They are all shown as being born in Ohio. Lucy is my great-grandmother. Ezekiel took a new wife, Keziah ? after Charlotte died and before 1880. The TURNER daughters married as follows: Melissa married William C. MCMURCHY. Lucy married George Absalom WOOD and Laura married Henry H,.DAY. Melissa and Laura apparently stayed in OH. Lucy moved to Science Hill/Pulaski KY. Is anyone familiar with any of these names? OR, does anyone have access to Land Records in Clermont Co. that might show who Ezekiel got his land from? Thanks in advance. Walter Dowling Wood wwood@cfl.rr.com http://home.cfl.rr.com/wwood/

Walter, Do you have any further information on Abraham WOOD? The Abraham WOOD I am researching was b: abt. 1758, prob. PA and died 1839-1840, Washington Co, IN. In his Rev. War Pension Applic.(enlisted @ Baptistown, NJ, 2/8/1776), he said that he'd md. Mrs. Nancy BOLIN in Clermont Co, OH on 9/15/1807 (this record has yet to be found in Clermont Co.) Believe this must have been a 2nd marriage for him. Mrs. Nancy Bolin had one dau., (Barbary) when they married. Barbary BOLIN married Samuel PAVEY in 1812, Harrison Co, IN. Most of this information comes from Abraham's application. Any help would certainly be appreciated ... been chasing him for a long time. Thanks. Marsha IL -----Original Message----- From: Walter Wood [mailto:wwood@cfl.rr.com] Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 2:09 PM To: OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: John WOOD Sr 1730s-1799, PA & VA I am looking for information on John WOOD Sr.; b. between 1734 and 1740; m. Hannah (--?--) Anna (c 1763-1796), Some are reported born in PA Anna married Abraham WOOD. While many of John Sr. ancestors settled in Clermont Co. Ohio, some moved to IN, Walter Dowling Wood

I am looking for information on John WOOD Sr.; b. between 1734 and 1740; m. Hannah (--?--); John Wood's wife was alive at the time his will was written on 10 March 1796, in Derry Township, Mifflin County PA; d. 30 Jan 1799 in Derry Township, Mifflin, PA. Children were Mary (? - 1804), John (c1759-1807), Catherine (? - after 1796), Jeriah (c 1762-1800), Joseph (c 1762- 1849), Anna (c 1763-1796), David Sr. (1764-1846), Jean (1772-1807), Elizabeth (1774-1847), and Martha (c 1775-1841). Some are reported born in PA and others in VA. John, Jeriah, and David settled in Clermont Co. OH in 1800 along with three of their sisters; Catherine, Jean and Martha who had married three MANNING brothers. Anna married Abraham WOOD. While many of John Sr. ancestors settled in Clermont Co. Ohio, some moved to IN, IL and KY. I am in David WOOD Sr. line. More information at http://home.cfl.rr.com/wwood/waltsweb/Woo/wood_jn.htm Walter Dowling Wood wwood@cfl.r.com

Is there anyone on this board who may have a connection to the Garrison family from Felicity? I have a picture that was probably taken in the 1960s, from Sharp photography in Bethel. I am told that it could possibly be that family. There are four children in the picture. Rose

Hello List, Does anyone have access to the 1850 Hamilton Co. OH census? I would appreciate a quick look up Hamilton Co., OH 946 Cincinnati--Elizabeth L. PARKS I am trying to find out if this is my E. Parks. She was born in 1790 in PA, so mine would have been 60 at the time. I appreciate any help someone might offer. Thank you. Mitzi

Dear friends, I recently ordered some maps from the County Engineer's Offices in both counties and found them very useful in doing research there. They have the names of the roads (many named after our early ancestors!), show the waterways and have other information of use to genealogists. These are modern maps, but I would still recommend them! Here are the addresses: James G. Beasley Highway Dept. 325 West State St. Georgetown, OH 45121 Phone: (937) 378-6456 (cost $1.80 including postage) Clermont County Engineer 4000 Filager Rd Batavia, OH 45103 Phone (513) 732-8857 (no charge) Sincerely, Carol Wilson Mason, WI

Sources of data-Evert's 1880 history and "my Mom told me" 2,200 acre flood control Lake Harsha was built 1970-75 within 10,000 acre East Fork State park.. Much of the area of the Lake,and park,had been settled by Jerseymen from old Gloucester Co,NJ ,and e Princeton NJ. 1803+ A natural hill a mile long called "the old SLADE farm,when added to a modern short dam of the East Fork of the Little Miami River,sw Batavia twnsp creeated a -roughly- hourglass lake,with the west pool of 1000 acres at the dam. Then came a narrow place- now called Tate [twnsp] boat launch,and a 2nd wide place of 1000 acres in s Williamsburg,and n Tate Township. [not in view from dam.] Slade Road runs west from RT 222 to the dam, and allows a beautiful drive over the dam,and the Slade farm,and the saddle dam, ,and, if was extended a bit would pass the Lee Spinnelli,and the Mason-Winner, and Greenbrier Methodist cemetary. Slade Rd, between Rt 222 and the dam, "may" have passed Richard and Robert Doughty's, and the Strimple place. South from the true dam,or the boat ramp nearby can be seen Back,Ulrey's,and Corker's runs entering from the south like fingers. Back run had Wm Jeffer's making nail,and Tingley,Jr's tannery, and my grandpa Tib Brown's school no 8 of Monroe Twnsp. Ulrey's Run also flows from Monroe Twnsp,into Tate, and had the 1st,1798,settlement in the lake bounds. Teegarden,Ulrey,Conn,Gerrard, Chandler,Sheppard, Pinkham to name a few. Mostly hunter types once from sw most Pa. Corker's Run has the mother church of the Jersey colony,Old Bethel Methodist. Tuckerton NJ Jenkins and White, Wm Simonds, James Blackwood,John Conover, John and Robert Leeds,more. 5 acres to tended cemetart,and an 1817 frame church remodled in 1865. Bantam lies between Ulrey's and Corker's, and was Benj Ely's store and p.o. ,Hitch's making wagon,Eben Hill teaching school,and Pres Grant's Simpson's going to Presbyterian church. Boyhood farm of Rev carlely@juno.com who has Leeds twice,and 1781 Galloway twnsp,NJ ELY, and Gest's and Dimmitt's down creek from the dam,1798. I call that western big pool of water by the dam-1000 acres- ELK LICK. Elk Lick village was flooded and removed,but after James Blackman>>>>Earl Slade's frame was rebuilt in Sharon Woods park village, n e Cincinnati. Atop the visable island was Elk Lick 1 room school,where Lee Phillips and JB Whitt were 1st schooled. JB's wife,Aileen,is Clermont genealogy's treasure,authoring 14 resource books, and she is know to hike the dam,at times. You can see,from the saddle dam,or outlooks on the ol Slade farm, the Tate beach.That was the homesite of Rev John and Sarah Blackman Collins, who led,in 1803,the 1st of 100 + families from Atlantic Co,NJ. Their stone,and their son's brick mansion,survivied til the Corps of Engineer's wrecking ball 1970's. Next place east,owned by absentee Josiah Albertson,of the "Blue Anchor"INN of mid NJ'S pines had his kinsman, THOMAS STRING. .Noah Conover m String's wife Next east,is the mill site of Isaac and Sophia Somers Higbee,and Cornelius McCollum and Leeds WIFE. Grant Snider,and Carson Henderson also lived there,and Steelman ,BINNINGS,and Burnet's up the hill Across,and n e was my Samuel Ely m 1804 NJ Rachel Leeds,and nw,her sister,Betsy Leeds Wilson. To the nw of them was James Ewan,mentioned by Mrs Daniel Doughty, in the Atlantic Co,NJ Hist Soc quarterly. John Allen,hermit, mined gold on EWAN. Some of my Hitch uncles lived near the Island,where later Renskie and Wretzer sp?' lived. Daddy Joe Baughman farmed on Slab Camp, just east of the saddle dam. My Mom played at Gracie BAUGHMAN'S WEDDING there in 1941,when she m Jim Hulick. Gracie was my Mom's very last visiter,at home before her death. 2-3 hours later,I diald 911 1 last time. [tears]. There was a steep,narrow,lonely road up the hill from Baughman's,or where the saddle dam ends. 1942-46, the Ireton's and my parents took the Spinelli's home up that hill,and we would play with Coolgrandmah@yahoo.com. Well,she was a girl. We would play with her twin brother,and bro,Lee. And,we are back to the Winner-Mason-Greenbrier neighborhood without mentioning the Atchley's,Curless,Harden's,Lukemeyer's,Chamber's, Davis, etc junt north,up that boat ramp hill from near Elk Lick Island,and the Hitches. Boy,wish I'd been able to exersise hiking on the dam as long as it's taked to type this. Is typing considered cardiac rehab?

My daily hikes take me past the old,frame,saltbox built by my Rev Jesse Justice, 1762-1826, or his son,Robert, b 1805. 1805 Rev Jesse Justice sold farms on Mantua and Raccoon creek,Gloucester Co,NJ and bought 540 acres here east of Cincinnati at Bethel,sw Ohio. From a newspaper account, I know he 1st had a log cabin[s]. His son,my Savil [Wilson] Justice ,married Ruhama Blackman, and he also 1st had a log cabin,on the land just west. I keep walking by the frame of Jesse,or Robert Justice,and wonder which built it, and when. Yesterday,I had a visitor who was raised in the old frame from 1941. The exceptional thing about the old salt box is the number of windows. Often two windows side by side. I can think of no SW Ohio houses with so many windows. [My visitor said the floor joists are rounds,and just sawed flat on the top side,which hints at economy,yet there are all these windows. 25,he said,where similar aged houses in sw Ohio had 10-14. Question-around the s NJ glassworks,were houses built with many windows promoting glass pane use? Question no 2, in s NJ,did the window glass makers promote their product by giving a special deal on panes to a new house being built on a major road? Rev Jesse Justice had rode NJ Methodist circut's 1798-1803.. A hint to me that he is the builder is the house,and the barn well in front,near the roadway. In his circut riding days,surely he often longed for water,for horse and man. I had a 2nd thought this am. 1823-30,Pugh and Teater had a glassworks on the Ohio River where the Zimmer Power Plant stands today. Moscow,this Clermont Co,Oh. Would Pugh and Teater make a deal with an old minister-farmer-blacksmith for window panes because his house was beside a major road. Rt 125. Rev Jesse Justice died in Aug,1826, and left records of preaching 10-15 miles from home nearly that late. His, widow,Elizabeth,of Savel Wilson,b Woodbury,NJ died at the next farm in 1847. I'm guessing 1823-Aug,1826 as when construction of the old house was started. I doubt if son,Robert,b 1805, would have been able to build in that 1823-30 era of the glass factory. Besides,"I WANT' it to be built by my direct ancestoir,not a many great uncle! Several places this old house has windows side,by side, creating a picture window 'effect..I could see a merchant,in Philadelphia,Woodbury,or Cincinnati building on the street side such a house as a store front. But this is a farm house. But Rev Jesse Justice did have 2 sons that were merchants. Bethel,and Cincinnati'Ohio. By the 1825-30 era. And much visiting over the 25 miles between farm and city. Anybody passing on Ohio RT 125 west of Bethel,I speak of the Quehl estate,just west of Sugartree Rd,on the south side, or just east of what was Fagley's Fruit Farm. On Thu, 5 Apr 2001 09:05:54 EDT Inn118@aol.com writes: > In a message dated 4/5/01 8:54:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > vinca1@mindspring.com writes: > > > > More recently, they published two volumes on South Jersey Church > Records, > > 1750-1900; compiled and indexed by Jeanne M. Hammell. Despite the > title, I > > find these to include mostly Gloucester County church records > after 1800. > > > > > > Val, > There are 4 volumes out now, all carried by Glou. Co. HS. You can > purchase > them there or E mail them at: gchs@net-gate.com to arrange a > purchase. I > understand there is also a 5th volume being written that will be > mostly > Atlantic Co. records. Joan > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Herman, You come by your talent (writing prowess) legitimately. It's in your genes! This is one of the rewards of genealogical research, finding out who are ancestors were, and what they did. We ARE what we WERE. ...As a comparative, my German maiden name translates to "scribe" which means 'writer' and here I are! ...One German Great-Grandfather brought the first printing press to Mount Sterling, OH, and started the first newspaper there. It is a joy to read his Editorials, poetry, etc, and know all of those old newspapers are preserved in the Archives of Ohio History. ...Another Great-Grandfather had a 1,000 acre cotton plantation in Louisiana, which I learned about here recently. I began recalling the year I had the impulse to grow COTTON in my backyard Ohio garden and was the laugh of the neighborhood. The 12 plants grew magnificently to the point someone asked if I were going to buy a cotton-gin for harvesting? (To save money, I bought a bottle of Gin and brought in some friends to help out.) ...One Great-Grandparent started the first bank in his town. ...A Grandfather was President of BankOhio in Columbus. It all translates that this granddaughter LOVES the smell of money! If we had the misfortune of having any train robbers or horse thieves in our ancestry, we would have to kick-in with...we shall overcome? Barbara Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: HERMON B FAGLEY <hermfagley@juno.com> To: <OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 5:21 PM Subject: My grandmother ,Ruie Ely Brown, speaks > She died before I was born. > She wrote,in the 1920's, a family history in my lap. > She taught at Bantam,Anti-Bantam,and Bethel from age 15,after being schooled in New Richmond. > 50 years,she taught Sunday school at the Bantam Presbyterian > > But,the thing that makes her stand out-60 years she wrote a Bantam column for the "Clermont Sun "newspaper. The week she died,at 78,she > wrote her Bantam column,"and" read two books. > > 60 years worth of her Bantam columns are on microfilm at the library in Batavia.

Good for you Herm. I know you are proud of Miss Ruie and I know she would be proud of you. Best Wishes! Janine in TN

She died before I was born. She wrote,in the 1920's, a family history in my lap. She taught at Bantam,Anti-Bantam,and Bethel from age 15,after being schooled in New Richmond. 50 years,she taught Sunday school at the Bantam Prsbyterian But,the thing that makes her stand out-60 years she wrote a Bantam column for the "Clermont Sun "newspaper. The week she died,at 78,she wrote her Bantam column,"and" read two books. My Mom said they played cards that last night. When they quit for the night, Ruie said"I'll say 'GOOD BYE" rather than "Good Night" and went up to bed. And she had a stroke that night,and soon died. 60 years worth of her Bantam columns are on microfilm at the library in Batavia. How often do you hear people say,"We should have asked them while they lived" "All our records burned when the house burnt" "Everything was lost in the flood" 60 years of Bantam columns! 60 times 52. 3120 columns Ruie wrote are in Batavia. Bantam's a village in western Tate twnsp. I know he column contain some Monroe twnsp; some Batavia twnsp; some Williamsburg twnsp. 10-20 of those 60 years,she had the neighbrhood's telephone. 15 years,she had the neighborhood's rail stop. 50 years of going to one church,and being related to everybody in the other. 15 of those years,she lived in the town of Bethel. She was 78 in 1938. 3120 newspaper columns!

The Delaware River had a few Dutch and was considered New Netherlands when a ship of Swedes arrivided in 1838 under ex Dutch gov Minuit. 1638-56 was the era of the weak penal colony of New Sweden,whose governor and church were on an island s e Philadelphia [airport] and the colony extended south to mid Del,and to a fort in very sw NJ. At Manhattan,in 1656,the DUTCH gathered their militia,and ships from the city of Amerstdam,and took control of this thorn in their side. 1664 the English took New Netherlands,including the Delaware. 1667 the Dutch retook it a short while. Some records survive from the rule of all three. The English ruled both banks from Upland-Chester Co,Pa. 1675 was the 1st ship of Anglo-Irish Quakers to Salem under Fenwick. 1679 was Quakers from London and Yorkshire,who settled Burlington,NJ and started a monthly Quaker meeting for all the rivers records-survivies. 1682,Wm Penn,himself,crossed on the "Welcome ' with Dr Thomas Wynne[mine]. He uprooted some of the SWEDES from the site of Philadelphia,but giving them 2 acres in a rural area for 1 acre where he laid out Philadelphia. Hans and Ella Olafsdatter crossed to very sw Burlington Co,NJ [pENNSAUKEN Creek]. 1695 James Steelman moved to the Great Harbor,NJ shore area. Say,1750's a Blackman's Presbyterian Meeting house was [?] near English Creek and Bargaintown,NJ and the circut minister,from the mid-NJ iNDIANS. It is written that Sarah Blackman Collins wanted to move inland for she had lost 3 brothers a sea. On Tue, 3 Apr 2001 08:21:05 -0500 "MGski" <mggrab@polarcomm.com> writes: > Hi Hermon, > > Yes, please pass the information onto the archivist. I think there > are more Somers in the Dunn line. I'll have to check. My > great-aunt was definitely named Alice Somers Dunn (married Richard > McCullough Jan. 14, 1873 in Hamilton County, OH). I'm positive she > was named after her Blackman grandmother, but will have to get a > marriage license to prove it. > > Where was New Sweden located? > > Here's the Blackman history so far, and I haven't proven it. I > found the Stille information at an Ancestry.com website. Some is > what you've told me and some is from Ruckean@aol.com. That email > address doesn't work anymore and she (he?) never gave me a name. > Mary G. > > Descendants of Per Stille > > > > > Generation No. 1 > > > 1. PER1 STILLE was born 1546 in Soloe, Uppland, Sweden. He married > BRIGITTA UNKNOWN Bef. 1584. She was born 1548 in Uppland, Sweden. > > > Child of PER STILLE and BRIGITTA UNKNOWN is: > > 2. i. PETER2 PETERSSON, b. 1584, Stockholm, Sweden. > > > > Generation No. 2 > > > 2. PETER2 PETERSSON (PER1 STILLE) was born 1584 in Stockholm, > Sweden. He married UNKNOWN Bef. 1609. She was born 1586 in > Stockholm, Sweden. > > > Children of PETER PETERSSON and UNKNOWN are: > > i. JOHANN PETERSSON3 STILLE, b. 1609. > > 3. ii. OLOF PETERSSON STILLE, b. 1610, Humloe, Uppland, Sweden; d. > 1684, Delaware County, Pennsylvania Colonies. > > iii. ANDERS PETERSSON STILLE, b. 1611. > > iv. KERSTIN PETTERSDOTTER STILLE, b. 1613. > > v. UNKNOWN PETERSDOTTER STILLE, b. 1615. > > vi. AXEL PETERSSON STILLE, b. 1622. > > > > Generation No. 3 > > > 3. OLOF PETERSSON3 STILLE (PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) was born > 1610 in Humloe, Uppland, Sweden, and died 1684 in Delaware County, > Pennsylvania Colonies. He married UNKNOWN 1632 in Uppland, Sweden. > She was born 1612 in Stockholm, Sweden. > > More About OLOF PETERSSON STILLE: > > Burial: 1685, Wicaco, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colonies > > > Child of OLOF STILLE and UNKNOWN is: > > 4. i. ELLA OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, b. 1634, Stockholm, Sweden; d. > January 22, 1718, Greenwich, Gloucester County, New Jersey. > > > > Generation No. 4 > > > 4. ELLA OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE (OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 > STILLE) was born 1634 in Stockholm, Sweden, and died January 22, > 1718 in Greenwich, Gloucester County, New Jersey. She married (1) > PETER JOCHIMSON 1652 in Aronameck, Philadelphia County, > Pennsylvania. He died 1654 in New Amsterdam,. She married (2) HANS > MANSSON 1654. He was born 1620 in Skara, Sweden, and died April 1690 > in Cinnaminson, Burlington County, New Jersey. > > Notes for ELLA OLOFSDOTTER STILLE: > > Ella arrived on the Delaware River in 1641 on the same ship as Hans > Manson. > > Notes for PETER JOCHIMSON: > > Occupation: German soldier. Peter and Ella may have been married in > New Sweden, Philadelphia County, Pennsyvania instead of Aronameck, > Pennsylvania. Aronameck was a plantation with the current boundaries > of Philadelphia. Peter died while on a diplomatic mission to New > Amsterdam. Hans Manson brought his body back to Ella and married her > that same year. > > More About HANS MANSSON: > > Burial: 1690 > > > Children of ELLA STILLE and HANS MANSSON are: > > i. CHARLES5 STEELMAN, b. 1660. > > 5. ii. JAMES HANSSON STEELMAN, b. 1661, Delaware County, > Pennsylvania; d. August 02, 1734, Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester > County, New Jersey. > > iii. JOHN HANSSON STEELMAN, b. 1665. > > iv. JUDITH STEELMAN, b. 1666. > > v. PETER MONSEUR STEELMAN, b. 1667. > > vi. ERIC HANSSON STEELMAN, b. 1668. > > vii. CHRISTIERN STEELMAN, b. 1670. > > viii. JULIA MANSSEN STEELMAN, b. 1671. > > > > Generation No. 5 > > > 5. JAMES HANSSON5 STEELMAN (ELLA OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF > PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) was born 1661 in Delaware > County, Pennsylvania, and died August 02, 1734 in Great Egg Harbor, > Gloucester County, New Jersey. He married (1) SUSANNA TOY. He > married (2) KATHARINE OUSTER June 13, 1730 in Gloucester County, New > Jersey. > > Notes for JAMES HANSSON STEELMAN: > > James moved to Great Egg Harbor River near Somers Point, NJ in 1695. > > > Child of JAMES STEELMAN and SUSANNA TOY is: > > 6. i. MARY6 STEELMAN, b. 1703, Gloucester County, New Jersey. > > > > Generation No. 6 > > > 6. MARY6 STEELMAN (JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF > PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) was born 1703 in > Gloucester County, New Jersey. She married (1) DANIEL ALLEN December > 25, 1728. She married (2) ANDREW BLACKMAN, SR. July 25, 1733 in > Gloucester County, New Jersey. He was born 1699 in Gloucester > County, New Jersey. > > Notes for MARY STEELMAN: > > Mary Steelman was first married to Daniel Allen. He was born in > Gloucester County, New Jersey and died in 1732. > > > Children of MARY STEELMAN and ANDREW BLACKMAN are: > > 7. i. ANDREW7 BLACKMAN, b. 1734. > > 8. ii. JOHN BLACKMAN, b. 1747; d. December 23, 1811, Great Egg > Harbor, Gloucester County, New Jersey. > > 9. iii. DAVID BLACKMAN, b. April 22, 1747, Great Egg Harbor, > Gloucester County, New Jersey; d. 1821, Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester > County, New Jersey. > > 10. iv. SUSANNAH BLACKMAN. > > > > Generation No. 7 > > > 7. ANDREW7 BLACKMAN (MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > was born 1734. He married MARY SCULL April 10, 1769, daughter of > ABEL SCULL and ALICE COLLINS. She died Bef. 1770. > > > Child of ANDREW BLACKMAN and MARY SCULL is: > > 11. i. ANDREW8 BLACKMAN, b. 1765; d. 1812. > > > > 8. JOHN7 BLACKMAN (MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA OLOFSDOTTER4 > STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) was born > 1747, and died December 23, 1811 in Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester > County, New Jersey. He married ABIGAIL BAKER. She was born 1754, and > died February 18, 1827 in Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester County, New > Jersey. > > More About JOHN BLACKMAN: > > Burial: Buried at Old Zion M.E. Church cemetery, Great Egg Harbor, > New Jersey > > More About ABIGAIL BAKER: > > Burial: Buried at Old Zion M.E. Church cemetery, Great Egg Harbor, > New Jersey > > > Child of JOHN BLACKMAN and ABIGAIL BAKER is: > > i. JOHN8 BLACKMAN. > > > > 9. DAVID7 BLACKMAN (MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > was born April 22, 1747 in Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester County, New > Jersey, and died 1821 in Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester County, New > Jersey. He married MARY CLARK April 10, 1769 in Great Egg Harbor, > Gloucester County, New Jersey, daughter of THOMAS CLARK. She was > born February 06, 1753, and died May 26, 1827 in Great Egg Harbor, > Gloucester County, New Jersey. > > More About DAVID BLACKMAN: > > Burial: Old Zion M.E. Church Cemetery, Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey > > More About MARY CLARK: > > Burial: Old Zion M.E. Church Cemetery, Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey > > > Children of DAVID BLACKMAN and MARY CLARK are: > > i. DAVID8 BLACKMAN, b. December 11, 1769; d. September 20, 1787. > > 12. ii. NEHEMIAH BLACKMAN, b. September 29, 1771; d. December 06, > 1847. > > iii. MARY BLACKMAN, b. March 03, 1774; d. 1797; m. THOMAS IRELAND. > > 13. iv. SARAH BLACKMAN, b. September 05, 1776; d. December 02, 1863. > > v. ANNA BLACKMAN, b. March 05, 1779; m. JAMES SOMERS, March 1806. > > vi. REVEREND SAMUEL LEARNER BLACKMAN, b. June 19, 1781, English > Creek, New Jersey; d. June 1815, Old Stone Chapel (Wesley Church) > Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio; m. ELIZABETH ODOM ELLIOT, June 22, 1813, > Sumner County, Tennessee. > > Notes for ELIZABETH ODOM ELLIOT: > > Elizabeth was a widow from Sumer County, Tennessee. After her > marriage to Learner, and his subsequent early death, she later > married Joseph T. Elliston of Nashville and lived there the rest of > her life. > > vii. ANDREW B. BLACKMAN, b. November 04, 1783; d. December 10, 1827; > m. MARY ELIZABETH SCULL, July 26, 1801. > > 14. viii. JAMES BLACKMAN, b. March 11, 1786; d. March 01, 1865. > > 15. ix. DAVID BLACKMAN, b. June 18, 1788. > > x. THOMAS BLACKMAN, b. May 16, 1790; d. 1857; m. ELIZABETH SOOY, > 1815; b. 1790; d. 1857. > > xi. SUSANNAH BLACKMAN, b. December 11, 1793; d. 1862; m. JOSEPH > SCULL; b. January 02, 1790; d. May 06, 1853. > > > > 10. SUSANNAH7 BLACKMAN (MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > She married EDMUND MAPES, son of JOSEPH MAPES and MARY STEELMAN. > > > Child of SUSANNAH BLACKMAN and EDMUND MAPES is: > > i. MARY8 MAPES, b. February 06, 1747. > > > > Generation No. 8 > > > 11. ANDREW8 BLACKMAN (ANDREW7, MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > was born 1765, and died 1812. He married CHRISTINIA STEELMAN, > daughter of ANDREW STEELMAN and HANNAH INGERSOLL. She was born > January 22, 1768, and died Aft. 1817. > > > Children of ANDREW BLACKMAN and CHRISTINIA STEELMAN are: > > i. REJOICE9 BLACKMAN, b. December 31, 1805; d. January 15, 1860, > Buried at Westcoat Free Burying Ground, Mays Landing, New Jersey; m. > JOB STEELMAN, September 14, 1828; b. August 07, 1801; d. December > 06, 1848. > > Notes for REJOICE BLACKMAN: > > Her tombstone says "Joicy". Her husband, Job, was her 1st cousin, > once removed. Letters of administration were granted to Rejoice, on > Jobs estate, January 3, 1849. State of New Jersey index of wills, > Volume 11, page 19. Places of residence: Linwood, Pleasantville and > Absecon, New Jersey, and Philadelphia, PA. Marriage published in > Woodbury Village Herald, September 6, 1826---before their marriage? > Have to check wedding date! > > ii. SARAH ANN BLACKMAN. > > iii. HANNAH J. BLACKMAN. > > iv. ANDREW BLACKMAN, b. January 04, 1797; d. July 24, 1840, Buried > at Conover Burying Ground, Absecon, New Jersey; m. (1) SARAH > CONOVER, 1818; b. February 14, 1799; d. May 1821; m. (2) ALICE F. > CONOVER, March 18, 1822, Trinity Church in Swedesboro; b. February > 21, 1804; d. November 18, 1889. > > > > 12. NEHEMIAH8 BLACKMAN (DAVID7, MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > was born September 29, 1771, and died December 06, 1847. He married > SARAH SMITH. > > > Child of NEHEMIAH BLACKMAN and SARAH SMITH is: > > i. NEHEMIAH9 BLACKMAN, JR., b. 1792; d. 1872; m. MILLICENT RISLEY, > December 17, 1809, Gloucester County, New Jersey. > > > > 13. SARAH8 BLACKMAN (DAVID7, MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > was born September 05, 1776, and died December 02, 1863. She married > REVEREND JOHN COLLINS 1793 in Gloucester County, New Jersey, son of > RICHARD COLLINS and SARAH GRIFFITH. He was born November 01, 1769 in > Galoway Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, and died August 22, > 1845 in Maysville, Kentucky. > > More About REVEREND JOHN COLLINS: > > Burial: 1845, Collins Mills Family Cemetery, near Smithfield, New > Jersey > > > Children of SARAH BLACKMAN and JOHN COLLINS are: > > i. DAVID9 COLLINS. > > ii. LEARNER COLLINS. > > iii. RICHARD COLLINS. > > iv. ELIZABETH COLLINS. > > v. ALICE COLLINS. > > vi. ELECTA COLLINS. > > vii. WESLEY COLLINS, b. 1798; d. 1807, Bantam, Ohio. > > More About WESLEY COLLINS: > > Burial: 1807, Bethel Methodist Cemetery, Bantam, Ohio > > > > 14. JAMES8 BLACKMAN (DAVID7, MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > was born March 11, 1786, and died March 01, 1865. He married > ELIZABETH CHAMPION, daughter of DANIEL CHAMPION and RHUHAMA. She was > born November 10, 1783, and died September 12, 1863. > > > Children of JAMES BLACKMAN and ELIZABETH CHAMPION are: > > i. CAROLINE9 BLACKMAN, m. REVEREND SAMUEL A. LATTA. > > ii. MARY BLACKMAN, m. REVEREND WESLEY MCCLAIN. > > Notes for MARY BLACKMAN: > > Mary and Ruhama were twins. > > iii. RUHAMA ELIZABETH BLACKMAN, d. April 12, 1873; m. SAVIL JUSTICE, > 1824, Clermont County, Ohio. > > iv. LEWIS VENUTIOUS BLACKMAN, b. September 10, 1810, Port Republic, > New Jersey; d. 1894, Washburn, Illinois; m. SOPHIA SWAYZE. > > > > 15. DAVID8 BLACKMAN (DAVID7, MARY6 STEELMAN, JAMES HANSSON5, ELLA > OLOFSDOTTER4 STILLE, OLOF PETERSSON3, PETER2 PETERSSON, PER1 STILLE) > was born June 18, 1788. He married ALICE (ELCY) SOMERS July 11, > 1807. > > > Child of DAVID BLACKMAN and ELCY SOMERS is: > > i. MARY9 BLACKMAN, b. January 11, 1822, New Jersey; d. April 06, > 1916, Wichita, Kansas; m. SAMUEL L. DUNN, November 19, 1840, > Hamilton County, Ohio; b. December 29, 1818, Springfield, Hamilton > County, Ohio; d. May 01, 1867, Hamilton County, Ohio. > > Notes for MARY BLACKMAN: > > Maple Grove Cemetery record of interment: > > Dunn, Mary. Date of death: April 6, 1916. Age: 94 years. Interment > date: April 8, 1916. Location: 10-27-K. Cause of death: Senility. > Race: Caucasion. State of birth: New Jersey. Late residence: 825 > North Water. Marital status: Married. Funeral home: Wichita > Undertaking Company. > > More About MARY BLACKMAN: > > Burial: April 08, 1916, Maple Grove Cemetery, Wichita, Kansas > > Cause of Death: Senility > > Notes for SAMUEL L. DUNN: > > Samuel's obituary appeared in the Cincinnati Daily Gazette May 3, > 1867. >

Mary Conover married John Ramsay in April 1868 in Clermont County. They had four children, Charles, Ida, Mame, and Laura. Apparently Mary died in 1878. Does anyone know this family? I'm looking for the burial location for Mary, and what happened to the rest of her family after she died. Thanks for the help. Marty Cassidy cassidym@accessone.com

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