Documented Families of Ohio

The Babcock Family

of Ohio · from Berkshire, Massachusetts · documented from the public record

John Babcock 1780 – 1860

• John Babcock, Jr.
• Born 1780 at Berkshire, Mass.
• Cabinet maker, learned trade at Pittsfield.
• Married Clarissa H. Gray Mar 17, 1808.
• Eleven children.
• Died July 22, 1860.
• His father John Babcock (Sr.) was a native of England who took up arms against the mother country in 1775.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Bechtel Family

of Ohio · from Huntington County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Peter Bechtel

• Native of Pennsylvania, born Huntington county.
• Farmer throughout his life.
• Died in his native place at age 78.
• Wife Elizabeth Snowbarger born Bedford county, Pennsylvania, died at age 86.
• Parents of ten children (six sons, four daughters), the eldest being Andrew Bechtel.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Bracklow Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Caroline Bracklow

• Widow of Johan Bracklow of Berlin, Germany.
• Brought her son Wilhelm J. to America at age 14 and made her home in Ravenna, Ohio.
• Remarried Otto Kickow.
• Both lived in Ravenna with their two children, Lena and Mary.
• Married surname Kickow.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Bracklow Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Johan Bracklow

• Father of Wilhelm J. Bracklow of Ravenna, Ohio.
• Early in life a soldier, later a carpenter, contractor and builder.
• Killed by an accident in his native city (Berlin, Germany).
• Parents of four sons, three still living.
• His widow Caroline afterward married Otto Kickow.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Brumbaugh Family

of Ohio · from Bedford County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Elizabeth Brumbaugh d. 1861

• First wife of Andrew Bechtel of Berlin township, Knox county, Ohio.
• Married 1852, died 1861.
• Bore four children, three living (Simon, Jackson, Nancy Jane), Mary Ann deceased.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Carson Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Elizabeth Carson

• Of Scotch descent.
• Died at age 44.
• Married John Mountain, merchant tailor of County Fermanagh, Ireland.
• Mother of merchant tailor John Mountain of Elyria.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Chapman Family

of Ohio · from Plymouth, Massachusetts · documented from the public record

Mary Chapman 1742 – 1806

• Maiden surname not stated (recorded under married name Chapman).
• Born July 13, 1742 in Plymouth, Mass.
• Died May 25, 1806.
• Wife of Isaac Chapman.
• Mother of nine children all born in Groton, Conn.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Clark Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Mary Clark d. 1853

• Maiden name Clark.
• Native of Ross county, Ohio.
• First wife of Peter Platter.
• Mother of seven children.
• Died 1853.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Cleveland Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Richard Cleveland

• (Compendium of Biography).
• Reverend.
• Presbyterian minister in charge of the church at Caldwell, New Jersey.
• Of distinguished New England ancestry.
• Father of Grover Cleveland.
• Died while Grover was young, leaving the family in straightened circumstances.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Cole Family

of Ohio · from Connecticut · documented from the public record

William A. Cole b. 1816

• Born in Connecticut 1816, son of John and Bethany (Cole) Cole.
• Came to Lorain county at age twelve (1828), settling in Columbia township.
• Lifelong agriculturist.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Coleman Family

of Ohio · from Washington county, Pennsylvania (near Canonsburg) · documented from the public record

David Coleman 1822 – 1887

• Physician.
• Removed from Pennsylvania to Carroll county, Ohio, then to Adams county in 1849, locating at West Union.
• Only medical graduate in the county in his early years.
• Graduate of Western Reserve University, Cleveland.
• Died December 11, 1887, aged sixty-five (birth year approximate).

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Collar Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Sarah E. Collar b. 1841

• Born June 9, 1841 on the Collar homestead where she still resided.
• Member of the Disciples' church at Hudson.
• Her husband Griest (Civil War nurse and farmer, Summit county) married her Nov 28, 1866.
• Son Sidney D. born July 20, 1869, son Frederick S. born Jan 2, 1877.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Collar Family

of Ohio · from Warren, Vermont · documented from the public record

Sidney S. Collar b. 1802

• Born Aug 2, 1802 at Warren, Vermont.
• Farmer who came to Ohio as a young man, married in Summit county and settled in Hudson township late in the 1830s.
• Bought 82 acres and cleared it.
• Congregational church, republican.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Condon Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Julia Condon

• Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Condon of Ottawa, Ottawa county, Ohio.
• Second wife of James Titus, married at Port Clinton.
• Son Louis C. born 1863-07-22, resided on Kelley's Island.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Cook Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Isaac Cook d. 1842

• ' Father of surveyor Scott Cook.
• Prominent early Ohioan.
• Given 400 acres by an employer and expanded it into a large landed estate.
• Served frequently in the Ohio Legislature after statehood (1802) and was appointed Judge of the Common Pleas Court, reappointed three times, serving about 28 years.
• Brother of Joel Cook.
• Died 1842.

Source: The Biographical Cyclopaedia and Portrait Gallery of the State of Ohio.' Father of surveyor Scott Cook

The Critchfield Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Lyman R. Critchfield

• 'Hon. L. R. Critchfield,' Sr.
• One of the ablest lawyers of Ohio.
• At one time attorney-general of Ohio, also state senator and judge.
• Father of Lyman R. Critchfield Jr.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Crowell Family

of Ohio · from New York · documented from the public record

Spencer Crowell 1817 – 1877

• Born in New York (Empire state).
• Died 1877 at age 60 (birth year approx. 1817).
• Father of Frank R. and Joseph R. Crowell.

Source: Centennial Biographical Record, Ohio

The De Camp Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

James De Camp d. 1858

• Father of James Milton De Camp.
• Of the well-known De Camp family of Cincinnati, Ohio.
• Died 1858.

Source: The Biographical Cyclopaedia and Portrait Gallery of the State of Ohio

The Dutt Family

of Ohio · from Northampton County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

George Marshall Dutt 1851 – 1896

• Carriage-maker and car carpenter for the Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railroad.
• Came to Ohio at 16, to Mount Vernon 1881.
• Married Mary Almira Bost June 18, 1876.
• Republican, Methodist Episcopal.
• Died July 18, 1896.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Engler Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

David Engler 1797 – 1856

• Paternal grandfather of Mary E. Engler.
• Born March 27, 1797.
• Died about 1856.
• Early pioneer of Sandusky County.
• Nine children, seven living at writing.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Evans Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

George W. Evans d. 1859

• Came as a lad to Ross county, Ohio (Green township).
• Stone-cutter, superintended stone work on Girard College, Philadelphia (1843) and the State capitol at Columbus.
• Methodist Episcopal, Whig.
• Died April 1859.
• Had two children.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Fisher Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

John Fisher b. 1751

• Maternal grandfather of John Austin Chapman.
• Born May 22, 1751.
• Wife Muriel born Nov 15, 1741.
• Children lived in Vermont.
• Daughter Olive was mother of John Austin Chapman.
• Farmer in Vermont.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Fitch Family

of Ohio · from Massachusetts · documented from the public record

Samuel B. Fitch

• Native of Massachusetts.
• Early settler of Sheffield township, Lorain county.
• Married Dolly Smith.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Frederick Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Elizabeth Frederick

• Second wife of Andrew Bechtel of Berlin township, Knox county, Ohio.
• Bore four children.
• Three living (Lewis F., Sarah E., Minnie C.), son Isaac deceased.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Fry Family

of Ohio · from Germany · documented from the public record

Lambert Fry 1775 – 1859

• Native of Germany, born 1775.
• Cabinet-maker by trade who also kept a grocery store.
• Died 1859 at age eighty-four.
• Wife Mary (Shoetler) Fry also a native of Germany.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Fry Family

of Ohio · from Germany · documented from the public record

Mary Fry b. 1819

• Born September 1, 1819.
• Married Lambert Speller in Germany.
• Sister of subject Henry Fry.
• Most of her children have died and are buried in Oak Wood Cemetery.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Fuchs Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Mary K. Fuchs

• Of Akron.
• Married Mr. Kirn (a machinery manufacturer of Akron) in December 1881.
• The couple lived at 237 Carroll Street, Akron, and affiliated with the Universalist church.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Fullerton Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

William Fullerton

• Dr. William Fullerton, described as a celebrated physician of his day in Chillicothe, Ohio.
• Wife Sophia (Lyman) Fullerton.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Griswold Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Elijah Griswold b. 1762

• (Lorain County).
• Born Aug 20, 1762.
• Married Lydia Adams (b. Aug 30, 1767) on July 6, 1787.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Griswold Family

of Ohio · from England · documented from the public record

George Griswold

• (Lorain County).
• Second generation of the Griswold family.
• Born in England, settled in Windsor, Connecticut.
• Large landholder, bought part of his land from the Indians.
• Married Mary Holcomb Oct 3, 16--.
• She died April 4, 1708.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Harris Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Samuel W. Harris b. 1843

• Respected citizen of Tallmadge township, Summit county.
• Born Aug 27, 1843 in Coventry township.
• Enlisted Oct 13, 1863 in Ohio National Guard, corporal Co. D, 164th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, served at Arlington Heights, Va.
• Discharged May 1, 1866.
• Coal business until 1873, then bought a 113-acre farm.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Harris Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

William H. Harris

• Father of Samuel W. Harris of Tallmadge township, Summit county.
• Married Mary Lewis.
• (Distinct from his grandson William H. Harris, eldest child of Samuel W.).

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Hickle Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Henry Hickle b. 1826

• (Scioto Valley).
• Leading farmer of Ross county, Green township.
• Born Feb 26, 1826, youngest of nine children.
• Lost mother at one week old and father at age 13.
• At 21 bought 80 acres in Colerain township with elder brother Samuel.
• In 1854 bought farm in Green township (Kinnikinnick valley), owned 142 acres.
• Republican, school director over 20 years.
• Methodist.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Hickman Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Robert F. Hickman

• (History of Hocking Valley).
• Father of the Nelsonville druggist/Athens County commissioner.
• Family lived at Mount Vernon, Ohio, later removed to New Lexington, Ohio, where he held the probate clerk office.
• Wife Harriet died at Somerset, Ohio.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Holman Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

George Holman b. 1821

• Farmer of Ross county.
• Fourth of thirteen children.
• Taught school, ran a harness shop, clerked at Kingston, turned to farming 1849.
• Located 1852 on 178-acre farm in Kinnikinnick valley.
• Member German Reformed Church (Elder/Deacon), Republican.
• Married 1849.
• No natural children.
• Reared adopted son Austin W. Holman.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Hoodlet Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Peter Hoodlet

• (History of Hocking Valley).
• Father of blacksmith Jacob Janus Hoodlet.
• The family lived in Perry and Hocking counties, Ohio.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Lang Family

of Ohio · from New Hampshire · documented from the public record

Reuel Lang

• Native of New Hampshire.
• Wife Amy Hart a native of Vermont.
• Died in Wellington, Lorain county.
• Of the Lang family, second generation in Lorain county line.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Langdon Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Seth S. Langdon d. 1871

• Merchant of South Salem, Ohio.
• Died March 2, 1871, leaving a widow and three children.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Lanterman Family

of Ohio · from New York · documented from the public record

John Lanterman

• Native of New York State.
• Died at age forty-six.
• Father of Dr. G. S. Lanterman of Bellevue, Ohio.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Lickert Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Daniel Lickert

• Father of Peter Lickert (Benton township, Ottawa county).
• Married Catherine Pfaff.
• His parents were John and Sophia (Hassell) Lickert.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Lindsey Family

of Ohio · from Massachusetts · documented from the public record

John Lindsey b. 1803

• Father of Isabel Lindsey (wife of John Austin Chapman).
• Born (believed) Nov 15, 1803 in Massachusetts.
• Wife Susan King.
• Came to Lorain county, Ohio in 1836, settling on a farm in Huntington township.
• Served as deputy under Sheriff Gates of Lorain county.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Lloyd Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

G. W. Lloyd

• Father of Senator Erastus G. Lloyd of Columbus.
• Married Sarah M. Lloyd.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Mackey Family

of Ohio · from north of Ireland · documented from the public record

Thomas Mackey

• Father of Col. Thomas L. Mackey.
• Native of the north of Ireland.
• Died three days before the birth of his youngest son (Thomas L.).

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Mahaffey Family

of Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

John Mahaffey

• Native of Pennsylvania.
• Father of Senator John Perry Mahaffey of Guernsey County.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Matt Family

of Ohio · from Baden, Germany · documented from the public record

Ida Matt b. 1846

• Born March 30, 1846, in Baden, Germany.
• Second wife of John Gillard.
• Married Sept 18, 1866.
• Married name Gillard.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Matthews Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Eliza Matthews

• Wife of farmer William Thompson.
• Member of the Seceder Presbyterian church.
• Married name Thompson.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Mccarthy Family

of Ohio · from Ireland · documented from the public record

Patrick Mccarthy

• Father of William D. McCarthy (his second son).
• Of the Parish of Drumlise, Ireland.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Mcculloch Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

William C. Mcculloch

• Deceased.
• Married Sarah E. Sproat.
• Father of Cambridge lawyer A. R. McCulloch.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Means Family

of Ohio · from Union District, South Carolina · documented from the public record

John Means

• Colonel John Means, youngest son of William Means.
• Native of Union District, South Carolina.
• Father of Thomas Williamson Means.
• Wife Ann Williamson.

Source: The Biographical Cyclopaedia and Portrait Gallery of the State of Ohio

The Miller Family

of Ohio · from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Ann M. Miller b. 1830

• Born April 1830 at Chambersburg, Penn.
• Came to Ohio about age three.
• Married in 1847 to Mr. Childs (a New Haven/Ripley township, Huron Co. farmer with a 399-acre farm, Freewill Baptist, Republican).
• Filed under maiden surname Miller.
• Married name Childs.
• Only survivor of her father's children by his first wife.
• Managed the family estate valued at ~$25,000.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Miller Family

of Ohio · from Virginia · documented from the public record

Aylette Miller

• Pioneer merchant.
• Reared a Quaker, later Methodist Episcopal.
• Bitterly opposed to slavery.
• Left Virginia to rear his children in a non-slave State, settling in Ohio (Ross county area).
• Returned to Virginia for his $8,000 portion of the estate.
• Wife brought up Episcopalian.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Miller Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Henry Miller 1758 – 1833

• Father of pioneer Aylette Miller.
• Died June 7, 1833, aged 75 (birth year estimated).
• His own father was a native of Germany and an early settler of Virginia.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Miller Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

James Aylette Miller 1834 – 1868

• Born June 4, 1834.
• Located in Lyndon, Illinois.
• Married Mary Lowell Holt Feb 16, 1858.
• Later removed to Dubuque, Iowa, where he died April 19, 1868.
• Widow later remarried a wealthy New Englander, living in Boston.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Miller Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Ludlow Decatur Miller b. 1842

• Born March 21, 1842.
• Married Mary L. Hitchcock Aug 27, 1865.
• Farmer near South Salem, Ross county, Ohio.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Monfort Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Francis Monfort

• Rev. Francis Monfort, a descendant of the Huguenots, was a Presbyterian minister and for many years pastor of a church in Hamilton, Ohio.
• Brother of Rev. Peter Monfort, D.D. (who preached half a century in the Miami Valley).
• Married Sophia Glass.
• Father of Rev. Joseph Glass Monfort.

Source: The Biographical Cyclopaedia and Portrait Gallery of the State of Ohio

The Montgomery Family

of Ohio · from Maryland · documented from the public record

Charity Montgomery

• Born and reared in Maryland.
• Died at age 54.
• Wife of Samuel Ross.
• Bore three sons and three daughters, five of whom reached adulthood.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Mountain Family

of Ohio · from County Fermanagh, Ireland · documented from the public record

John Mountain

• Merchant tailor of County Fermanagh, Ireland.
• Died in his 70th year.
• Wife Elizabeth (Carson) of Scotch descent.
• Parents of five children (eldest William).
• Distinct from his son John Mountain (b.1834), the Elyria merchant tailor.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Myers Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Daniel Myers

• Reverend.
• Father of John Carney Myers.
• Removed from Ohio to near Logansport, Indiana a few years before 1864, then returned to Ohio (Dayton, Montgomery county).

Source: The Biographical Annals of Ohio

The Nesbet Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Sarah A. Nesbet

• Maiden name Nesbet.
• Born Xenia, Ohio.
• Second wife of Peter Platter (married 1855).
• Mother of four children: Louie, William (deceased), Kate K., Peter Jr.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Nooney Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

James Nooney

• Titled Captain.
• A pioneer who served in the War of 1812 at Cleveland, Ohio.
• Married Sarah Hawkins.
• Father of Sarah Nooney (wife of Cyrus Rice).

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Parr Family

of Ohio · from Jackson County, West Virginia · documented from the public record

Hamilton A. Parr b. 1862

• Born Aug 17, 1862 in Jackson County, WV.
• Educated at Letart, Ohio and Syracuse College.
• Settled at Great Bend, Ohio in 1883.
• Produce (potato) merchant and farmer.
• Staunch Democrat, county central committee member.
• Married Cora L. Roseberry in 1893.
• Parents Nathan and Minerva (McDade) Parr.
• Mason and Knight Templar (Pomeroy Commandery).

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Parr Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Nathan Parr

• Father of Hamilton A. Parr.
• Engaged with son in the produce business.
• Wife Minerva (McDade) Parr.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Patterson Family

of Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

John Patterson

• (Scioto Valley).
• Father of Thomas Patterson.
• Born in Pennsylvania, resident of Ohio from youth.
• Only son of four children.
• Learned the tailor's trade in Circleville, later worked at Adelphi where he married.
• Farmer, militia Captain, Justice of the Peace, Methodist Episcopal Church pillar.
• Died at age 73.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Peck Family

of Ohio · from Connecticut · documented from the public record

William Peck b. 1800

• Father of subject William Peck.
• Of Holland descent (parents natives of Holland, emigrated to Connecticut).
• Born March 29, 1800 in Connecticut.
• Farmer in summer, schoolteacher in winter.
• Came west in 1840 to Scott township, Sandusky Co., Ohio.
• Died aged 89.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Peck Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

William Peck b. 1841

• Born March 14, 1841 in Sandusky Co., Ohio.
• Youngest of four children.
• Farmer in Madison, Scott and Washington townships, owned 160 acres in Scott township which he tiled and drained.
• Stock raiser (sheep and cattle).
• Democrat.
• Married July 4, 1869 to Arinena Fairbank.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Pfranklin Family

of Ohio · from Baden, Germany · documented from the public record

David Pfranklin 1828 – 1888

• Born in Baden, Germany.
• Emigrated to the United States, settling at Sandusky, Ohio.
• Died April 29, 1888, aged sixty (birth year ~1828 estimated).
• Ten children born to the couple, seven living.
• Father of Paul W. Pfranklin.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Pickard Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Angeline Pickard d. 1855

• Sister of the late George Pickard of Ottawa county, Ohio.
• First wife of James Titus.
• Died 1855-03-07.
• Daughter Evaline (Mrs. Till) resided in Cleveland.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Pomerene Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Peter P. Pomerene

• Doctor (Dr. Peter P. Pomerene).
• Son of Julius Pomerene.
• Father of U.S. Senator Pomerene of Ohio.
• Family descended from a Revolutionary War soldier who came to America on the staff of LaFayette and settled in Pennsylvania.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Roseberry Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

W. O. Roseberry

• Captain (Capt. W. O. Roseberry) of Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
• Father of Cora L. Roseberry who married Hamilton A. Parr.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Rush Family

of Ohio · from New Jersey · documented from the public record

Peter Rush

• Native of New Jersey.
• Settled early in Knox county, Ohio, where he and his wife Clarissa lived out their days.
• Four children: Sarah Loree, Emily, Nancy (Mrs. Daniel Nixon, b. 1812), and John.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Savage Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

John Savage

• Married Esther B. Bankson.
• Father of Mary Amanda Savage who married Dr. Judkins.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Savage Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Mary Amanda Savage

• Daughter of John and Esther B. (Bankson) Savage.
• Married Dr. Judkins Oct 4, 1880.
• Married name Judkins.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Scott Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Martha B. Scott

• Daughter of Judge Thomas B. Scott of Chillicothe.
• Married Colonel Moore in 1843.
• Children: Clay B. Moore (wife of George O. Newman) and Kate S. Moore (wife of James W. Newman).
• Distinct from Mary Scott (Douglass) elsewhere in this source.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Shively Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Joseph Shively b. 1812

• Maternal grandfather of Mary E. Engler.
• Born March 30, 1812.
• Early pioneer of Sandusky County.
• Nine children, all living at writing.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The St. Tee Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Sally St. Tee

• Mother of Eli Wilson.
• Daughter of Grandfather St. Tee (French origin, died at 70 on his farm near New Petersburg).
• Married name Wilson.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Stone Family

of Ohio · from Connecticut · documented from the public record

Nathaniel Stone

• Came from Connecticut about 1810 with his family.
• Pioneer of Hudson township and Streetsboro, Portage county.
• Owned about 500 acres.
• Stones of English descent, Hallenbecks of Dutch ancestry.
• All children deceased except Sidney at time of writing.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Surrarer Family

of Ohio · from New York · documented from the public record

Van Rensselaer Surrarer

• Native of New York State.
• Father of Caroline (Surrarer) Thorp.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Swinard Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Elizabeth Swinard d. 1834

• First wife of William Miller (mason) of Chambersburg, Penn.
• Married at Chambersburg.
• Died 1834.
• Filed under maiden surname Swinard.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Taylor Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

William Taylor

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Thompson Family

of Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Maria Thompson b. 1833

• Born Sept 22, 1833 in Pennsylvania.
• Married Mr. Zook (a Civil War cavalry veteran) Oct 5, 1868 in Summit County.
• Lived in Summit County, came to Cuyahoga Falls in 1888.
• Methodist.
• Married name Zook.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Thompson Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

William Thompson d. 1892

• Farmer.
• Member of the Seceder Presbyterian church.
• Lived to age 96, dying at Hudson, Ohio in 1892 at the home of his daughter Louisa.
• Wife Eliza Matthews.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Towson Family

of Ohio · from Towson, Maryland · documented from the public record

Eleanor Towson d. 1858

• Native of Towson, Maryland.
• Married the (unnamed) Evans grandfather of subject who removed to Ross county, Ohio ca.1830.
• Died March 5, 1858, mother of five sons.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Udall Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Samuel Udall

• Grandfather of Frank M. Udall.
• Married Anna Bruce.
• According to Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio, built the first dwelling (a log cabin) on the family homestead in Hiram township, Portage county, then moved to the northeastern part of the township.
• Cleared several farms, became very wealthy, and bequeathed a farm to each child.
• Died a venerable man.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Waggoner Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

George Waggoner b. 1798

• Paternal grandfather of George H. Waggoner.
• Born Nov 10, 1798, died age 96.
• Owned the farm the subject now owns.
• His father John Waggoner was in George Washington's bodyguard during the Revolution.
• Nine children, three living at writing.

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The Walton Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Lewis R. Walton 1829 – 1913

• Born Ohio Mar 5 1829, died Jan 2 1913.
• Came to Illinois in 1847, settled near Hermon.
• Married Emily Adkins of Hermon (d. 1869).
• Seven children born, two died young.
• Survivors incl.
• Mary Eggers of Fairview, Charles Walton of Homestead OK, Rebecca Goforth, Josiah and Cyrus Walton of Peoria.
• Survived by 21 grandchildren.

Source: Canton Weekly Register, 1913-01-09

The Wilkins Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Beriah Wilkins d. 1903

• Congressman from Ohio, Randall Democrat, chairman of committee on Banking and Currency.
• Acquired majority interest in the Washington Post Jan 1889, editor and publisher from 1894.
• Married Emily J. Robinson 18 Oct 1870 at Marysville, Ohio.
• Died June 7, 1903.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

The Williamson Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Samuel Williamson

• Banker of Cleveland, Ohio.
• Also practiced law with his son.
• Married Mary E. Tisdale.
• Father of Judge Samuel E. Williamson (b. 1844).

Source: The Biographical Cyclopaedia and Portrait Gallery of the State of Ohio

The Wilson Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Sarah Wilson b. 1829

• Sister of Eli Wilson.
• Married John Ushkin, living in Highland County.
• Only child James, a farmer.
• Married name Ushkin.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio

The Woodford Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Isaac Woodford

• Grandfather of William Woodford.
• Married Sarah Fuller of Burlington.
• Had ten children (seven sons, three daughters).

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record, Ohio

The York Family

of Ohio · documented from the public record

Levi York

• Levi York, Sr., of Wednesbury, Staffordshire, England.
• Wife Mary Ann (Dee) York.
• Father of Levi D. York, Jr.

Source: Portrait and Biographical Record, Ohio