The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, June 18, 1825 Married on Thursday the 31st May by the Rev. David M'MASTERS, Mr. Daniel PEATERSON to Miss Elizabeth TAYLOR. Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com
The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, May 28, 1825 SHERIFF'S SALE Will be offered for the sale at the house of Jacob WHITMORE on the 6th June, eight head of cattle and two horses, taken in execution and will be sold by me. John S. LACEY, Sh'ff May 28, 1825 Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com
The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, May 21, 1825 James and Henry PHILLIPS of the town of Cadiz, inform their friends and the public in general, that they have purchased the stand of William SANDERS, stone cutter, in Steubenville and intend to follow the above business in all it various branches in both places. N.B. Apprentices wanted to the above. Cadiz May 21st, 1825 Information Wanted Of James HUDDERS who left his place of abode in Chester County, lower Oxford township PA a number of years ago and has not been heard of, by any of his relations. As a report has lately prevailed that he now resides in the eastern side of the state of Ohio near Wheeling. Any person having any knowledge of said HUDDERS, dead or alive, will confer a favor by addressing a few lines to Isaiah MCCARNEY, Wayne Co., Salt Creek T. Ohio or to the Rev. Archilbad HANNA, near Paintsville in the County aforesaid. Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com
The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, May 14, 1825 Married on Thursday last by the Rev. Thomas HANNA, Mr. Joseph Milligan to Miss Isabel WALLACE. Both of this county. [date of marriage May 12, 1825] Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com
The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, May 7, 1825 NOTICE All persons indebted to the estate of WILLIAM H. GARDNER, late of the County of Fayette, Sate of Pennsylvania, deceased, are requested to come forward and make Settlement immediately, and all those having claims against said estate will please present their accounts legally attested for settlement within one year from this date to me in Cadiz, Harrison County State of Ohio, where letters of Administration have been granted the settlement of said estate. Samuel OSBUN, Adm'r Cadiz, May 6th, 1825 Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com
Thank you for the information. I've been emailing a gentleman from CA who is a descendant of the Hendersons also. Carla Tippie Proudfoot
The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, May 7, 1825 AUDITOR'S NOTICE List of Land's Returned Delinquent [this is a listing of those who are delinquent on their taxes for the years 1823 and 1824 plus it includes the tax due for 1825. They are instructed to pay their taxes by October 1825 or proceedings will start to sell their home, land and/or belongings to cover the taxes due. The names are listed as non-resident and resident. I will place an X after the name of non-residents. The numbers following the names will be the Range, Township and Section followed by the number of acres owned] Dingy, John 4 9 2 NW Quarter 80 acres Jones, Enoch 4 8 10 28 acres Morris, David 4 8 5 SE Quarter 40 acres Gillis, William 4 11 3 NW Quarter 100 acres Lewis, Joseph X 4 10 17 NW Quarter 160 acres McCormick, John 4 11 3 108 acres McCoy, Joseph 5 10 1 east ½ 129 acres Barnhill, William 5 11 23 NW Quarter 160 acres Mathers, David 5 11 25 NW Quarter 160 acres Barr, Joseph X 5 12 8 NE Quarter 160 acres Clipliver, Henry 6 13 8 SW Quarter 10 acres Firebaugh, Philip 6 13 15 SW Quarter 45 acres Forney, Peter 6 13 8 NW Quarter 145 acres Gutshall, John 5 12 17 160 acres Giblet, Christian 5 12 2 SW Quarter 160 acres Hoobler, John 5 12 27 east ½ SE Quarter80 acres Kiser, Joseph 6 13 2 NE Quarter 157 acres Manbeck, Jacob 6 13 13 NW Quarter 150 acres Moody, David 6 13 8 NE Quarter 158 acres Mills, Thomas 5 12 8 NW Quarter 160 acres Peoples, Samuel 5 12 8 SW Quarter 160 acres Ritchey, Samuel 5 12 26 NW Quarter 160 acres Taggart, Thomas X 5 12 17 SW Quarter 161 acres Ayres, Thomas X 6 14 7 NE Quarter 167 acres Cable, Benjamin X 5 13 3 SE Quarter 160 acres Hendricks, James 5 13 6 SW Quarter 80 acres Kern, Jacob X 5 13 25 NW Quarter 160 acres Kern, Solomon X 5 13 31 SW Quarter 167 acres Kern, Solomon X 5 13 32 SW Quarter 167 acres Lazure, Daniel 6 14 5 SW Quarter 80 acres Merryman, Nicholas 6 14 31 SE Quarter 162 acres Rantrin, Christian X 5 14 31 SE Quarter 148 acres Trein, Jacob X 6 14 11 NE Quarter 161 acres Bossert, John X 6 12 30 SW Quarter 160 acres Erwin, Robert 6 12 15 SE Quarter 158 acres Erwin, Robert 6 12 31 SW Quarter 133 acres Fisher, Georege 6 12 11 NE Quarter 80 acres Porter, Charles X 6 12 6 NW Quarter 161 acres Spiker, Christly 6 12 20 NW Quarter 110 acres Sherrow, William 6 12 25 NW Quarter 157 acres Bush, William 6 11 23 NW Quarter 159 acres Carey, Daniel 6 10 26 NW Quarter 159 acres Engle, Isael X 6 10 30 SE Quarter 151 acres Johnson, Joseph 6 11 27 NE Quarter 88 acres Lafferty, John 6 10 10 NW Quarter 160 acres McLeland, William 6 11 5 SeE Quarter 60 acres McAdoo, James 6 1132 SW Quarter10 acres Morton, John Jun X 6 11 5 NW Quarter 36 acres Oatley, James X 6 11 26 NE Quarter 157 acres Oatley, Samuel X 6 11 26 NW Quarter 157 acres Sproul, John X 6 11 20 NW quarter 100 acres Sutton, James X 6 11 11 NE Quarter 159 acres Wood, William X 6 11 5 SW Quarter 44 acres Cramer, Henry 7 12 31 SW Quarter 71 acres Cramer, Henry 7 11 6 NE Quarter 73 acres Hankinson, Edward Y. X 7 12 34 NW Quarter 172 acres Hart, Elias 7 12 31 SE Quarter 172 acres McAdoo,James 7 12 2 NE Quarter McAdoo, James 7 12 3 SW Quarter Murray, John 7 11 27 NE Quarter McMath, William X 7 11 4 e ½ SE Quarter 80 acres Norris, James B 7 12 22 NW Quarter 160 acres Pur?aince, Thomas X 7 11 28 Western ½ of SE Quarter 80 acres Rymer, Jacob and Aaron Morris 7 12 9 NE Quarter 160 acres Twigg Robert 7 11 35 NW Quarter 153 acres Wright, James 7 12 10 159 acres Willson, Charles X 7 12 14168 acres Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com
Does anyone know more about the family of the second name, Enoch Jones, from the list below? I have an ancestor, Hannah Jones, who married Thomas Batton on 8 Dec 1807 in Harrison Co. I am guessing that she could have been born about 1765 if she were the wife of Enoch Jones who had probate on 21 Jul 1804 in Harrison Co. Could this Enoch Jones be the son of the older Enoch Jones? Wayne Beck Houston, TX hwbeck@houston.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <Schumaker4@aol.com> To: <OHHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 12:58 PM Subject: [OHHARRIS] Delinquent Tax List 1834 & 1824 > The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, May 7, 1825 > > AUDITOR'S NOTICE > List of Land's Returned Delinquent > [this is a listing of those who are delinquent on their taxes for the years > 1823 and 1824 plus it includes the tax due for 1825. They are instructed to > pay their taxes by October 1825 or proceedings will start to sell their home, > land and/or belongings to cover the taxes due. The names are listed as > non-resident and resident. I will place an X after the name of non-residents. The > numbers following the names will be the Range, Township and Section followed by > the number of acres owned] > > Dingy, John 4 9 2 NW Quarter 80 acres > Jones, Enoch 4 8 10 28 acres > Morris, David 4 8 5 SE Quarter 40 acres > Gillis, William 4 11 3 NW Quarter 100 acres > Lewis, Joseph X 4 10 17 NW Quarter 160 acres > McCormick, John 4 11 3 108 acres > McCoy, Joseph 5 10 1 east ½ 129 acres > Barnhill, William 5 11 23 NW Quarter 160 acres > Mathers, David 5 11 25 NW Quarter 160 acres > Barr, Joseph X 5 12 8 NE Quarter 160 acres > Clipliver, Henry 6 13 8 SW Quarter 10 acres > Firebaugh, Philip 6 13 15 SW Quarter 45 acres > Forney, Peter 6 13 8 NW Quarter 145 acres > Gutshall, John 5 12 17 160 acres > Giblet, Christian 5 12 2 SW Quarter 160 acres > Hoobler, John 5 12 27 east ½ SE Quarter80 acres > Kiser, Joseph 6 13 2 NE Quarter 157 acres > Manbeck, Jacob 6 13 13 NW Quarter 150 acres > Moody, David 6 13 8 NE Quarter 158 acres > Mills, Thomas 5 12 8 NW Quarter 160 acres > Peoples, Samuel 5 12 8 SW Quarter 160 acres > Ritchey, Samuel 5 12 26 NW Quarter 160 acres > Taggart, Thomas X 5 12 17 SW Quarter 161 acres > Ayres, Thomas X 6 14 7 NE Quarter 167 acres > Cable, Benjamin X 5 13 3 SE Quarter 160 acres > Hendricks, James 5 13 6 SW Quarter 80 acres > Kern, Jacob X 5 13 25 NW Quarter 160 acres > Kern, Solomon X 5 13 31 SW Quarter 167 acres > Kern, Solomon X 5 13 32 SW Quarter 167 acres > Lazure, Daniel 6 14 5 SW Quarter 80 acres > Merryman, Nicholas 6 14 31 SE Quarter 162 acres > Rantrin, Christian X 5 14 31 SE Quarter 148 acres > Trein, Jacob X 6 14 11 NE Quarter 161 acres > Bossert, John X 6 12 30 SW Quarter 160 acres > Erwin, Robert 6 12 15 SE Quarter 158 acres > Erwin, Robert 6 12 31 SW Quarter 133 acres > Fisher, Georege 6 12 11 NE Quarter 80 acres > Porter, Charles X 6 12 6 NW Quarter 161 acres > Spiker, Christly 6 12 20 NW Quarter 110 acres > Sherrow, William 6 12 25 NW Quarter 157 acres > Bush, William 6 11 23 NW Quarter 159 acres > Carey, Daniel 6 10 26 NW Quarter 159 acres > Engle, Isael X 6 10 30 SE Quarter 151 acres > Johnson, Joseph 6 11 27 NE Quarter 88 acres > Lafferty, John 6 10 10 NW Quarter 160 acres > McLeland, William 6 11 5 SeE Quarter 60 acres > McAdoo, James 6 1132 SW Quarter10 acres > Morton, John Jun X 6 11 5 NW Quarter 36 acres > Oatley, James X 6 11 26 NE Quarter 157 acres > Oatley, Samuel X 6 11 26 NW Quarter 157 acres > Sproul, John X 6 11 20 NW quarter 100 acres > Sutton, James X 6 11 11 NE Quarter 159 acres > Wood, William X 6 11 5 SW Quarter 44 acres > Cramer, Henry 7 12 31 SW Quarter 71 acres > Cramer, Henry 7 11 6 NE Quarter 73 acres > Hankinson, Edward Y. X 7 12 34 NW Quarter 172 acres > Hart, Elias 7 12 31 SE Quarter 172 acres > McAdoo,James 7 12 2 NE Quarter > McAdoo, James 7 12 3 SW Quarter > Murray, John 7 11 27 NE Quarter > McMath, William X 7 11 4 e ½ SE Quarter 80 acres > Norris, James B 7 12 22 NW Quarter 160 acres > Pur?aince, Thomas X 7 11 28 Western ½ of SE Quarter 80 acres > Rymer, Jacob and Aaron Morris 7 12 9 NE Quarter 160 acres > Twigg Robert 7 11 35 NW Quarter 153 acres > Wright, James 7 12 10 159 acres > Willson, Charles X 7 12 14168 acres > > Transcribed by > Connie Cotterill Schumaker > Schumaker4@aol.com > > > > > > ==== OHHARRIS Mailing List ==== > Need to contact the OHHARRIS List Manager? > Send a message to Janet Birney - mailto:jbirney@adelphia.net > >
Most of the Henderson line after they arrived in Harrison Co., has been well researched. Saundra Gibbs has a GEDCOM at rootsweb worldconnect. And also see the McPeck genealogy compiled by M F Percy in 1973. The mystery is the generation born in Ireland and Maryland. From the Hx of Carroll and Harrison Counties, Eckley, and by family oral history, John Henderson was b. ~1786 in Co. Derry, Ireland. He came to the U.S. at age 16, with some of his family. Either they landed in MD or they landed elsewhere and migrated to MD. He ran away when some of them decided to return to Ireland. He is said to have been reunited with a brother later in life; but the brother's name is not recorded. Lavina Henderson, d/o George Henderson "of Scotish descent", was b. 10/20/1795 in Harford Co., MD. After being "doubly orphaned" she was raised by an Uncle (name not known). There is a George Henderson in the 1800 census for Harford; but there are no white females under 16 in the household. George is not listed in the 1783 Assessment of Harford Co. It has been suggested that John and Lavina were m. in Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD; but they do not appear in the index for 1799- 1860. They are believed to have married in MD and then moved to Indiana Co., PA, where their first son, James was b. 9/10/1813. Their 2nd son, Matthew is believed to have been b. in October of 1816 or 1817, somewhere in MD. In 1816 the family moved to Harrison Co. and settled in Rumley twnshp. They had 9 additional children in Ohio. This same family oral hx is echoed in the biography of Sarah Henderson (b.~1823), d/o John and Lavina, and Lemuel Crawford in the Champaign Co., Illinois history. See at the Champaign Co., IL site of the USgenweb project. The biography lists Sarah as the sixth child, but I have her as the fifth. I wonder if there was another child born to John and Lavina, died before the 1850 census, and unknown to us? I would like to hear from others who are researching this family, or who have done research in MD and can provide suggestions on how else to research this line. J.R. Maxwell Delaware Co., OH John & Lavina>James m. Susanna McClintock>John C. m. Mahala Fisher> James Homer m. Ida Eleanor Worstell> Eleanor Worstell Henderson m. Joseph Maxwell> Robert Maxwell m. Eleanor Gradwohl> J.R. Maxwell
John Clagett Proctor wrote a genealogy called "Johannes Heintz and his Descendants", published in 1918. I am a descendant, one generation removed from those in the book. I have a copy of the book, given me by my grandfather. The Williams listed in the index are: William; William C.; William Carmichael; William M., William McClelland; and William Wyckoff. 'William' appears on four pages: 15, 17, 18 and 30. Pg. 15--William Hines, the son of John Hines, died unmarried. Pg. 17--William, the third child of Citizen James Kennedy. Pg. 18--The 3rd son of C. J. Kennedy was b. 15 Nov 1820 and d. 18 Aug 1910. He married Nancy McDougal 17 Dec 1857. She was b. 29 Aug 1831; d. 18 Feb 1892. Their issue: a) Elisabeth Jane, b) Mary Maria, c) Herman Wilson, d) Anna Selina, and one child which died in infancy. Pg. 30--The only William on this page is William Kennedy, son of Philip Kennedy and Susan Jones. If there is anything else I can look up for you, please ask. Jim Barkley
William Hines married Peggy J. McBeth in Harrison County on September 21, 1858. I found this information on the marriage on the IGI site. These are the following children found born to them listed in Harrison County: Same parents listed. Nettie A. Hines....B: Oct 20, 1873 in Monroe Twp. Sarah B. Hines.....B: Sept. 18, 1870 in Franklin Twp ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Birney" <jbirney@adelphia.net> To: <OHHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 10:52 PM Subject: [OHHARRIS] Fw: Hines > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Kathy Hines > To: OHHARRIS-L-request@rootsweb.com > Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 8:51 AM > Subject: Hines > > > Could someone be kind enough to check the early Harrison Co. marriage records to see if there is a record of a marriage recorded for a William Harrison Hines to a Peggy Jane ? (the last name is illegible but I believe it may have started with a Mc****). Their first child (that I have a record of) was born about 1860 and was named John Wesley Hines. I would greatly appreciate any help with this dead end. > Thanks > Kathy > > > ==== OHHARRIS Mailing List ==== > Need to contact the OHHARRIS List Manager? > Send a message to Janet Birney - mailto:jbirney@adelphia.net > >
Are you sure that is the William Hines he is seeking? I have one of the copies of the Heintz Genealogy and found the William you mention. I didn't think he lived in the right places to fit William Harrison. Jim Barkley
Don't know if you have checked out the Hines genealogy, published 1918. While it is not documented, it is a great source. Think you can get it through interlibrary loan. Title: Johannes Heintz and his descendants by john clagget Proctor. I am related to Mathew Kennedy, who married Christina Hines, daughter of John Hines, 3rd and wife Gertrude. I found your William married Peggy Jane Mc Beth, 18 Sept. 1858 in the Index to Lillie Porter Collection, Vol. 1. Hope this Helps. Aloha, Carol
----- Original Message ----- From: Kathy Hines To: OHHARRIS-L-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 8:51 AM Subject: Hines Could someone be kind enough to check the early Harrison Co. marriage records to see if there is a record of a marriage recorded for a William Harrison Hines to a Peggy Jane ? (the last name is illegible but I believe it may have started with a Mc****). Their first child (that I have a record of) was born about 1860 and was named John Wesley Hines. I would greatly appreciate any help with this dead end. Thanks Kathy
I'm gonna try again. Looking for info on my husband's family. The furthest back we have is Robert Rose, b. in NJ about 1763. he was married to a Sarah or Sophia Gardner. They came to Harrison Co. after 1800. They had the following children: Henry, Martha, Mary, Jacob, Amos, Hugh, Gardner, James, Nancy, John, Susannah. He died Aug. 10 1840 is Harrison Co, in the Scio area. We have been there to research through cemeteries, with no luck at finding his grave, or names of his ancestors. Does anyone have any info they would be interested in sharing???? Missy :)
It worked for me when I tried it. Give it time to appear on the screen. Try again. Pam Drake padrake@psci.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Schlobohm@aol.com> To: <OHHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 10:49 AM Subject: Re: [OHHARRIS] Searchable database for Civil War Soldiers > I cannot get this link to work > > ______________________________
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ross, Tipton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1YB.2ACI/552.1 Message Board Post: "HARRISON COUNTY OHIO - MATTERN Farm Cemetery This is an old nelected cemetery, overgrown with snowberry bushes..that it was necessary to prune them away in order to read the inscriptions." this is how the article, written by Edwin L Mattern, Washington, D.C. and published in the National Gen. Quarterly of 1933-VolXXI. begins. "It is located upon the John Mattern farm (this part being now owned by Freshwater),near McKee's School and Conway Station, on the Cadiz branch of the Pa. R>R>, about two and one-half miles from Cadiz, Ohio. I suggest that the following inscriptions be published for the sake of preservation:" John Mattern[ died ] June 7, 1861 in the 84 yr of his age....."Hear what the voice from heaven proclaims For all the pious dead Sweet is the saviour of their names and soft their sleeping bed.". Foot-stone bears initials:J.M. Nancy N. [wife of ] John Mattern died March 6, 1863 aged 80 years and 7 mos....."Dearest mother thou hast left us Here thy loss is deeply felt But 'tis God that haft bereft us He ca! n all our sorrows heal. Footstone bears the initials N.N.M. The following was quite worn and barely deciphered: Jane Mattern [Feb 11, 1830(?) aged 16. (she was likely a daugh of above John and Nancy.) Shadrach Tipton [died] July 17, 1822, in the 68th yr. of his age. Footstone bears initials: S.T. (He was doubtless the father of Nancy N. Tipton, wife of John Mattern. The following were evidently his children: Julia Ann Tipton died May 31, 1821 in the 13th year of her age. Eliza Tipton {died}, Jul 29th 1822 in the 18 Yr of her age. Richard Tipton {died} July 30 1822 in the 6th yr of his age. This one was evidently the brother of Nancy N. Tipton Mattern: Edmund Tipton [died] Oct 25.1861 aged 84 Y. 1 month 5 days. Footstone bears initials:E.T. Mary Tipton [Died]July 22, 1871 aged 85 yrs & 26 days. Footstone initials:M.T. She was likely wife of Edmund.. The following was prob. a nephew of Nancy N. Tipton Mattern. Albert [son of] W. & J. Tipton [died] Nov 14, 1843 aged 1 y & 24 days. "There is no evidence of the relationship of the following to the Mattern family but they may have been connected with the Tipton family: In memory of[Mary] wife of John Ross [died] Dec 9 1842 aged 41 yrs 7 mos 17 ds. Mary McCabe [died] Nov 5, 1829 in the 77th yr of her age. Harriet Hall Died May 14th 1850 aged 16 yrs 5 mos &27 days. Elizabeth Hall Died Jan 22, 1838 aged 10 yrs 5 mos &13 days. ******This cemetery is so hidden that it would have been missed! had it not been specially called to my attention. From the road about 300 yards away it looks like a clump of trees and bushes. Under the name of Shadrick, Shadrach Tipton appears in the 1790 Census of Huntingdon Co Pa. as the head of a family consisting of one free white male of 16 yrs and upwards, one free white male under16 yrs (evidently above Edmund) and two free white females including heads of families (dou btless Nancy N. Tipton, who later married John Mattern, and her mother). About 1805 John Mattern, son of George Mattern Sr. of Seven Stars, married Nancy and migrated to Harrison Co.,Oh. The Tiptons likely lived near the village named after them, between Tyrone and Altoona, now Blair Co., but formerly part of Huntingdon Co. It is possible that, like the matterns, they migrated from near Hagerstown, Md. soon after the Rev war." I, Mary McCartney, have tried to give this record exactly as it was recorded in the National Gen Quarterly of 1933- VolXX1"
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ross Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1YB.2ACI/667.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: For more information on the Ross family of Cadiz, Harrison County, Ohio see: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cathyd6472/
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ross Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1YB.2ACI/824.1 Message Board Post: Lt. John Ross served in the PA militia during the Revolutionary War (PA Flying Camp, York Co. Militia, 5th Battallion of Associates) from June 1776-Dec. 1777. He is buried in the Old Cadiz Cemetery, Cadiz, Harrison County, Oh. Died: 8 Sept. 1833
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1YB.2ACI/943.1 Message Board Post: Try this one it works for me. http://www.itd.nps.gov The other link will take you to the 12th O.V.C.