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Documented Families of Morgan County, Ohio

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3 families documented in Morgan County, Ohio, reconstructed from public-domain county histories and obituaries. Each page shows the family as the record gives it: parents, spouse, and children, with the source named.

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The Conn Family

of Morgan County, Ohio · from County Tyrone, Ireland · documented from the public record

James Conn

James Conn ⚭ Eleanor Varner
childrenJoseph V. Conn · Mary Conn · Margaret Conn (White) · R. H. Conn · James Conn · Eleanor Conn (Hastings)
  • Born in County Tyrone, Ireland.
  • Emigrated to the U.S. at age nineteen, settling in Baltimore, MD, where he resided six years.
  • Married Eleanor Varner in 1811 and reared ten children, six living.
  • Son Joseph V. a substantial citizen of Penn Township.
  • Son R. H. a farmer of Centre Township.

Source: History of Morgan County, Ohio

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The Mcelhiney Family

of Morgan County, Ohio · documented from the public record

George Mcelhiney

parentsMcElhiney
George Mcelhiney ⚭ Clara Whitaker
childrenT. Ernest McElhiney
  • Son of a pioneer settler of Ohio who built a log cabin and cleared land in Morgan County.
  • Married Clara Whitaker, a native of Morgan County.
  • Father of T. Ernest McElhiney.
  • The McElhineys were always Democrats.

Source: Biographical Record, Ohio

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The Miller Family

of Morgan County, Ohio · documented from the public record

Edward Miller b. 1805

Edward Miller
childrenEdward Miller
  • Early settler of the township (Malta area, Morgan County, Ohio).
  • Born 1805, came to the township in 1806.
  • Also referred to as Edward Miller, Sen.
  • His former home later became the home of William Sherwood.
  • Had hunted with the Indians as a boy and understood something of their language and customs.
  • Indians were frequent visitors at his house.

Source: History of Morgan County, Ohio

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