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The Beal Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Lycoming County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Sophia Beal 1821 – 1864
parentsMichael Beal & Sophia Beal
Sophia Beal ⚭ Frederick Lust
childrenNathan Lust
- Born June 1, 1821 in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.
- Daughter of Michael and Sophia Beal, both natives of Germany who became early settlers of Crawford County.
- Married Rev. Frederick Lust.
- Mother of Nathan Lust.
- Died Dec 23, 1864.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Beal family? Ask us →The Charlton Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from England · documented from the public record
Thomas Charlton
Thomas Charlton ⚭ Elizabeth Mercer
childrenSarah Charlton
- Great-grandfather of the subject.
- Of English birth.
- Married Elizabeth Mercer.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Charlton family? Ask us →The Crum Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Moses Crum 1792 – 1877
Moses Crum ⚭ Margaret Rex
- Farmer in Pennsylvania.
- Emigrated to Ohio about 1838, locating in Sharon township, Richland county.
- Died 1877 at age 85 years 2 months, owning about 240 acres.
- Father of six children, of whom Jacob and Michael (of Richland county) were the surviving representatives.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Crum family? Ask us →The Forrest Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
James Forrest 1799 – 1880
- Father of Wallace B. Forrest.
- Born Huntingdon County, PA, 1799.
- Died at Oceola, Ohio, 1880, age 81.
- Removed to Todd township, Crawford County, Ohio, in 1854, where he farmed.
- His wife was of Scotch lineage (Aston family), born Huntingdon County, PA, 1805, died 1881 age 76.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Forrest family? Ask us →The Hazlett Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Washington County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Robert Chamberlain Hazlett b. 1809
Robert Chamberlain Hazlett ⚭ Elizabeth Walter
childrenSusan E. Hazlett · Mason W. Hazlett · W. H. Hazlett · J. S. Hazlett · Andrew Jackson Hazlett
- Born 1809 in Washington County, Pennsylvania.
- Came to Crawford County, Ohio at age 20 (1829) with his parents.
- Pioneer settler.
- Children include Mrs. Susan E. Wilcox (widow of P. P. Wilcox), Mason W. (living near Bucyrus), W. H. and J. S. (residents of Poplar), and Andrew J.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Hazlett family? Ask us →The Johnston Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from County Down, Ireland · documented from the public record
Thomas Johnston 1782 – 1853
Thomas Johnston ⚭ Abigail Powell
childrenRobert Thompson Johnston
- First of the Johnston name in America.
- Born County Down, Ireland 1782, emigrated c.1802, naturalized 1808 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
- A tailor.
- Settled in Columbiana County, Ohio, took an apprentice in 1816.
- Later at Wooster, Ohio where he died in 1853.
- Five children born to him and Abigail.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Johnston family? Ask us →The Lampert Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Emma Lampert
parentsWilliam Lampert & Jamima Lampert
Emma Lampert ⚭ Mr. Neff
childrenStella J. Neff · Arthur J. Neff · Theodore M. Neff · Norma E. Neff · Millita Neff · Edward G. Neff · Catherine Neff · Martha Neff
- Native of Crestline.
- Daughter of William and Jamima Lampert.
- Married Mr. Neff in 1884.
- He was a Crestline dry goods merchant and stockholder in Schill Brothers Mfg.
- According to Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio, Co. and the First National Bank.
- Family members of the German Lutheran church.
- Eight children.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Lampert family? Ask us →The Link Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Wheeling, West Virginia · documented from the public record
Adam Link d. 1864
Adam Link
childrenNancy Link
- Owned 600 acres on the present site of Wheeling, WV.
- Veteran of the Revolutionary War.
- His father was killed by Indians.
- Lived over a century, dying in 1864 at the age of 102 years, 9 months, 27 days.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Link family? Ask us →The Stough Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
John Stough
John Stough ⚭ Mary Hagmyer, Catherine Troutman
childrenJohn G. Stough
- Lutheran minister.
- Maternal great-grandfather of the sketch's subject.
- First married Mary Hagmyer, later Catherine Troutman.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Stough family? Ask us →The Vollmer Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Germany · documented from the public record
John M. Vollmer
John M. Vollmer ⚭ Mary C. Walters
childrenCharles Frederick Vollmer
- Born in Germany.
- Blacksmith by trade.
- Came to America and settled in New Washington, Crawford County, Ohio in 1866.
- Married Mary C. Walters.
Source: Biographical Record, Ohio
Is this your Vollmer family? Ask us →The Wallace Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Sarah J. Wallace
parentsJefferson Wallace
Sarah J. Wallace ⚭ Jacob H. Stevens
- Native of Pennsylvania.
- Mother of Sherman H. Stevens.
- Married Jacob H. Stevens.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
Is this your Wallace family? Ask us →The Walter Family
of Crawford County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Daniel Walter
Daniel Walter ⚭ Susanna Baum
childrenElizabeth Walter
- Maternal grandfather of Andrew Jackson Hazlett.
- Came from Pennsylvania to Ohio, locating in what was then Sycamore township, Crawford County (now Wyandot County), on the present site of the village of Sycamore.
- Was a Dunkard preacher.
Source: Biographical Record of Crawford County, Ohio
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