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    1. Fw: [OHFAIRFI-L] Fw: John Conrad Miller m. Rebecca Reidenour
    2. Tom & Marjie Evans
    3. > I do not know who Rebecca Reidenours parents are. There were several > families of Ridenours in OH. John & Christena & family in FA. Co., > and Ludwig & ?Rosina & family in Perry Co. Rebecca obviously met John > Miller in Ohio, as his homestead was close to both areas. There was > also another John Ridenour in Liberty Twp, FA. Co.(shows them with no > Children in 1820 census) Xnot Rebeccas fam., he was not there in 1830 > census nor was John Ridenour of FA. CO. Amanda twp. Ohio. Rebecca was > married by 1830. > > There is a lot of Ridenour info out on web but nothing on Rebecca have > I found so far. There are still many Ridenour families who have not > made connections to the well known Ridenour ancestors. I am > looking for my 2nd grt grandfather Wm. Ridenours parents, he was b. > 1817 OH, Rebecca is born MD 1810, they may even be related since > nothing can be found on their parents. Since she was born MD, could > be she is from the Ludwig Ridenour clan, all my research has not yet > found her to be. Marjie > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Byron" <[email protected]> > To: "Tom & Marjie Evans" <[email protected]> > Cc: "Sammy Eherman" <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 10:16 PM > Subject: RE: [OHFAIRFI-L] Fw: John Conrad Miller m. Rebecca Reidenour > > > > By chance do you know who Rebecca's parents are? I have a Sally > RIDENOUR, > > in Amada Township, who was also born in MD. As she married in 1816, > she is > > slightly older than Rebecca. Sally's parents are John Nicholas and > > Christiania Walters or Mary Magdalena Mollina. I am not sure which > of his > > wife's bore Sally, but I lean toward Christiania. > > > > Byron > > > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Tom & Marjie Evans [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 4:19 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [OHFAIRFI-L] Fw: John Conrad Miller m. Rebecca Reidenour > > > > > > > > > > This may be of help to a Miller or Ridenour researcher: > > > > John Conrad Miller (b. 12 Jul., 1801 - d. 12 Apr 1872) m. Rebecca > Reidenour > > (b, 14 Jul 1809 - d. 14 Dec. 1883) Feb. 19,1828, in Fairfield Co., > OHIO. > > "CD - Ohio Marriage Records Index - 1789-1850, Broderbund" also > Fairfield > > Co. Marriage Records. > > > > Conrad was born in Hofgeismar, Germany and came to America with his > parents > > and brothers and sisters in 1805. They lived in Clay Township, > formerly > > Cocalico Twp in Lancaster County, PA. They moved to Ohio in the fall > of > > 1815. Rebecca was born in Hagerstown, Maryland. They lived on the > Miller > > homestead in Madison Twp., Fairfield Co., OHIO. Conrad was a land > owner and > > farmer. Conrad and two of his daughters are buried in St. Thomas > Cemetery > > in Fairfield Co. Rebecca lived with her children after Conrads > death and > > is buried with her daughter, Catharine, and her family in Green > Mound > > Cemetery, west of Lancaster, OHIO. (Trinity Lutheran Church in > Hocking Twp, > > Fairfield, Co. OH.) Conrad and Rebecca had 12 chidren: Catharine, > Samuel, > > Sarah, George, Mary, Rebecca, Susanna, Daniel, Joh, Philip, Lydia > and Julia. > > > > The above Catharine Miller m. John F. Crumley > > > > Infromation from "Descendants of John Christopher Miller & Hannah > Francisca > > Stratman & their seven children" "Miller, Mach, Martens, and > Roessler > > Familes" 'Cotner, 7 Vol's, each Vol. Indexed., 1985' > > marjie > > > > > > >

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