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The Anderson Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Rhoda Anderson b. 1791
Rhoda Anderson ⚭ Benjamin (Benny) Penn
- Born Aug 31, 1791.
- Second wife of Benny Penn, married 1822.
- Mother of George W. Penn (b. 1825) and Benjamin F. Penn (b. 1832).
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Anderson family? Ask us →The Archer Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Amanda Archer
Amanda Archer ⚭ Frank C. Thompson
childrenLulu Thompson · Hugh Thompson
- Second wife of Frank C. Thompson, married 1883.
- A cousin of his first wife Mary Archer.
- Mother of Lulu and Hugh.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Archer family? Ask us →The Caldwell Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Rebecca Caldwell d. 1878
parentsRobert Caldwell
Rebecca Caldwell ⚭ Mr. Noble
childrenSamuel Noble · Martha J. Noble (Carr)
- Daughter of early settler Robert Caldwell.
- Married Mr. Noble in 1825.
- Died October 1878 after more than half a century of marriage.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Caldwell family? Ask us →The Calland Family
of Noble County, Ohio · from Scotland · documented from the public record
Joseph Calland
parentsJoseph Calland
Joseph Calland ⚭ Ariana Ogg, Lucy Stanley
- Came to Marion Township with his father Joseph Calland's family.
- Married Ariana Ogg of Belmont County (children Robert W., Joseph, Elizabeth).
- She died 1850.
- Later married Lucy Stanley of Washington County (four children, one living, Diantha).
- Prominent farmer.
- Son Joseph enlisted 1863 in Co. D, 92nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, later transferred to 31st Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Calland family? Ask us →The Calland Family
of Noble County, Ohio · from Dumfries, Scotland · documented from the public record
Joseph Calland 1783 – 1832
Joseph Calland
childrenElizabeth (Brown) · Nancy (Ogg) · Catherine (Swain) · Robert Calland · James Calland - Born in Dumfries, Scotland 1783.
- Emigrated to America 1819 and entered land just east of Summerfield, Marion Township, where he died 1832.
- Built the house later occupied by Nancy and Rachel Danford.
- Served as township trustee.
- Had eleven children, six of whom came to Noble County, five living when written.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Calland family? Ask us →The Capell Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Nancy Capell d. 1854
Nancy Capell ⚭ Robert Calland
childrenNathaniel C. Calland · Mary E. (Miller) · Horton S. Calland · William B. Calland
- First wife of Robert Calland, married 1832.
- Bore ten children, four living when written.
- Died 1854.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Capell family? Ask us →The Carr Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Joseph Carr d. 1878
Joseph Carr ⚭ Eliza McCleary, Nancy Wheeler
childrenMary Carr (Wheeler) · James Carr · Joseph Carr · Eliza J. Carr (Hearld) · Sarah A. Carr (Kirk) · Pannelia Carr (Wheeler) · Maria Carr (Morgareidge) · Elizabeth Carr · Lemuel N. Carr · Ellis C. Carr · Julia A. Carr (Koons) · Henrietta Carr (Gallatin) - Father of James Carr.
- Farmer.
- Family came to Ohio in 1835, settling Bristol Twp, Morgan County.
- Died 1878.
- Seven children by first wife Eliza McCleary and seven by second wife Nancy Wheeler.
- Son Joseph died in West Virginia.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Carr family? Ask us →The Cox Family
of Noble County, Ohio · from Ireland · documented from the public record
Hugh Cox d. 1875
- Born in Ireland, emigrated to Maine, later removed to Noble County.
- Bought the farm where son Hugh now resides.
- A successful and prosperous farmer.
- Died 1875.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Cox family? Ask us →The Farley Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
David Farley
David Farley ⚭ Mary Aiken
- Father of James Farley.
- Brought to Noble County by his children about 1817.
- Wife Mary (Aiken) Farley.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Farley family? Ask us →The Farley Family
of Noble County, Ohio · from Greene County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Silas Farley b. 1814
Silas Farley ⚭ Elizabeth Rhodes
- Well-known old resident.
- Born in Greene County, PA in 1814, came to Ohio with his parents when ten months old.
- Married Elizabeth Rhodes in 1833.
- Had seven children (list truncated in source, includes James S. who died young).
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Farley family? Ask us →The Gorby Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
David Gorby b. 1809
David Gorby
childrenJohn R. Gorby
- An old resident.
- Settled in Noble County in 1823 when fourteen years of age (implying birth c.1809).
- Father of John R. Gorby.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Gorby family? Ask us →The Graham Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Samuel Graham b. 1829
Samuel Graham ⚭ Hannah Miley, Rebecca Ward
childrenJ. S. Graham · Margaret S. Graham · Curtis Graham · Charles A. Graham
- Born Seneca Township 1829.
- Went to California 1852, remained eleven years.
- Married Hannah (daughter of John Miley) in 1864.
- She died 1873, and he then married Rebecca Ward.
- Children by Hannah: J. S., Margaret S., Curtis, Charles A. Township trustee.
- 1886 Democratic candidate for Infirmary director.
- Leading farmer and stock-raiser.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Graham family? Ask us →The Keith Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Pardon Cook Keith b. 1834
Pardon Cook Keith ⚭ Elizabeth Wilson, Susan Coffee
childrenWilliam Elvin Keith · Clara F. Keith · Leon W. Keith · Mary Keith
- Born at Keith's in 1834.
- Great-grandfather was a Revolutionary War soldier who spent his fortune for the patriot cause.
- Grandfather an early settler near Beverly.
- Father a pioneer of Jackson Township.
- Married Elizabeth Wilson in 1857 (she died leaving one child, William Elvin).
- Second married Susan Coffee.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Keith family? Ask us →The Keith Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Philip W. Keith b. 1827
Philip W. Keith ⚭ Mary A. Shinn
childrenCharles W. Keith · Henrietta Keith
- Next to oldest child of Peter and Mary (Taylor) Keith.
- Resided in Jackson Township until 1873, when he removed to Dexter City.
- Engaged for a time in oil-producing.
- Member of the Methodist Protestant church.
- Son Charles W. deceased.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Keith family? Ask us →The Larrick Family
of Noble County, Ohio · from Virginia · documented from the public record
Jacob Larrick d. 1847
Jacob Larrick
childrenJames H. Larrick
- Came from Virginia to Belmont County about 1817, settled in Buffalo Township about two years later.
- Operated an early grist-mill (horse-power) and a saw-mill.
- Of his children only James H. lived in Noble County.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Larrick family? Ask us →The Mccleary Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Eliza Mccleary d. 1833
Eliza Mccleary ⚭ Joseph Carr
childrenMary Carr (Wheeler) · James Carr · Joseph Carr · Eliza J. Carr (Hearld) · Sarah A. Carr (Kirk) · Pannelia Carr (Wheeler) · Maria Carr (Morgareidge) - First wife of Joseph Carr.
- Mother of James Carr.
- Maiden name Eliza McCleary.
- Died 1833.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Mccleary family? Ask us →The Miller Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Isaac Miller
grandparentsIsaac Miller
parentsJohn Miller
Isaac Miller ⚭ Jane Moore
childrenWilliam Miller · John Miller · Henry Miller
- Son of John Miller.
- Married Miss Jane Moore and reared a family of four children.
- Sons William, John and Henry Miller served in the Civil War.
- William and John in the 77th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Henry in Co. I, 25th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Miller family? Ask us →The Ogg Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Ariana Ogg d. 1850
Ariana Ogg ⚭ Joseph Calland
- Of Belmont County, first wife of Joseph Calland.
- Mother of Robert W., Joseph, and Elizabeth (Bell).
- Died 1850.
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Ogg family? Ask us →The Penn Family
of Noble County, Ohio · from Maryland · documented from the public record
Benjamin (Benny) Penn b. 1774
Benjamin (Benny) Penn ⚭ Miss Redmond, Rhoda Anderson
childrenCaleb Penn · Reason R. Penn · Charles K. Penn · Greenbury V. Penn · Nancy Penn · Ellen Penn · Ann Penn · George W. Penn · Benjamin F. Penn
- Called 'Benny' Penn, father of Benjamin F. Penn.
- Born in Maryland Oct 13, 1774.
- Twice married: first to a Miss Redmond (7 children), she died about 1820.
- Second in 1822 to Rhoda Anderson (2 children).
- Emigrated west in 1832.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Penn family? Ask us →The Rossiter Family
of Noble County, Ohio · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record
Abijah Rossiter
parentsSamuel Rossiter
Abijah Rossiter
childrenThomas Rossiter · James Rossiter
- Came from Pennsylvania to Guernsey County, Ohio about 1818.
- Soldier of the War of 1812.
- Came to Noble County in 1848.
- Died aged 72 (wife/mother died aged 65).
Source: Portrait and Biographical Record of Noble County, Ohio
Is this your Rossiter family? Ask us →The Wheeler Family
of Noble County, Ohio · documented from the public record
Nancy Wheeler
Nancy Wheeler ⚭ Joseph Carr
childrenElizabeth Carr · Lemuel N. Carr · Ellis C. Carr · Julia A. Carr (Koons) · Henrietta Carr (Gallatin) · Taylor Carr · Ethelinda Carr (Balderson)
- Second wife of Joseph Carr (married after 1833).
- Living at time of writing with two of her children on the homestead.
Source: History of Noble County, Ohio
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