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DESCENDANCYof

HUMPHREY COLE (b c1570) and MARY MOTT (b c1574)Their parents are not known to us

Note 1: material in larger type is from our family history database, maintained by KFE (Karl Frederick Edler Jr), while material in smaller type is written by BFE (Barbara Ann Fisher), wife of KFE.

Note 2: ancestors of BFE are underlined.

Note 3: much of the detailed commentary on our Cole family in the 17th and 18th centuries is from an unpublished manuscript by the late Richard B. Miller PhD of Pasadena CA, who researched the Dimmitt and related families for fifty years. Pages of the manuscript were provided to us by Richard O. Johnson, who inherited it and, as of 1998, was hoping to complete it for future publication. Mr Johnson's address in 1998 was P.O.Box 235, Grass Valley CA 95945, and his e-mail address was <[email protected]>. On other pages of this section, we refer to this as "Dr Miller's manuscript". Brief titles of a few of the resources used by Dr Miller: Chapman, "Portrait and Biographical Album of Otoe and Cass Counties NE."

Wiseman, "Pioneer People of Fairfield Co OH" (1901).Williams, "History of Franklin and Pickaway Co OH" (1880).

I. Humphrey 1 Cole was born Ipswich, Suffolk, probably about 1570. He was educated there and was admitted to Pembroke College in 1589. He received his BA in 1593 and MA in 1598.

He married Mary Mott about 1597; probably at least five children. She was born about 1576, but we haven't found her parents or anything else about her.

Humphrey married Hester [Cole] after 1616, probably at least one child.He was Clerk of St Nicholas Church, Tillingham, Essex. His name is on a plaque at the church as Vicar

1588-1624. He died 27 Mar 1624, age about 74, with Hester surviving him. His will was proved 17 May 1624.

Parents and grandparents for Humphrey have been suggested, but we feel the evidence is incomplete.

A. William 2 Cole , born about 1598, married Sarah [Cole] -- see page 6b-2.

B. Martha2 Cole, born about 1600, married Micajah/Michael Wood about 1628. He was a rector of All Saint's Church, Great Oakley, Essex.

C. Thomas2 Cole, born about 1603, married Priscilla [Cole] -- see page 6b-3.

D. Robert2 Cole, born after 1603, was also a rector of All Saint's Church.

E. Jane2 Cole, born about 1605, married Col John George 4 Nov 1623;24 three children. Some of theirdescendants married into the Lewis family of Virginia. Jane died about 1638 in VA, age about 33.

F. John2 Cole was baptized 15 Feb 1619. He was buried 16 Jul 1646, age about 27.

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WILLIAM COLE (b c1598) and SARAH [COLE] and their descendantsfrom page 6b-1

William's parents were Humphrey Cole and Mary MottSarah's parents and birthdate are not known to us

A. William 2 Cole was born about 1598 Tillingham, Essex. He immigrated to America about 1618 on the Neptune and settled in Warwick River Co VA (later Warwick Co). He married Sarah [Cole]; probably at least six children.

In 1642 William bought 100 acres in Accawmack Co VA (Northamption Co after 1643), and later moved his family to St Mary's Co MD.

He died about 1669 St Jerome, St Mary's Co, age about 71. His will, dated 25 Mar 1659, was proved 17 Jul 1669 St Mary's Co, with his widow Sarah as executrix.

Earlier we thought, as do many researchers, that William first married a woman named Francis, who immigrated to America in 1616 on the Susan. The passenger list of the Susan, however, shows Francis asmale, probably a kinsman of William's. While it is possible William did have an unidentified first wife, we now believe that the story of his marrying Francis is most likely a misunderstanding of the passenger list.

1. William3 Coale, born about 1632 in VA, married Hester [Cole], Hannah [Coale],and Elizabeth Thomas -- see page 6b-4.

2. John 3 Cole was born in VA about 1634. He probably married (--?--) [Cole] before 1655; at least one child. He married Mary Beedle about 1663; probably at least two or three children. We don't know the birth order of all the children. Beginning in 1672, John was a tavern keeper in Townfield, Northampton Co, on the Eastern Shore of VA. He died about 1705, age about 71. We don't know anything about the Beedle family.

a. Richard4 Cole was born about 1655.

b. William4 Cole.

c. Robert4 Cole.

d. John 4 Cole , born about 1669, married Johanna Garrett and Diana Hawkins -- see page 6b-5.

e. Frances4 Cole married John Doe.24

3. Sarah3 Cole, born in VA, married Elias Beech about 1659 St Mary's Co MD. She died before 1696. Born before 1634, he died 17 Feb 1696/97, age at least 62.

4. Richard3 Cole died about 1677 St Mary's Co.

5. Nicholas3 Cole died 1686 St Mary's Co.

6. Mary3 Cole.

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THOMAS COLE (b c1603) and PRISCILLA [COLE] and their descendantsfrom page 6b-1

Thomas' parents were Humphrey Cole and Mary MottPriscilla's parents and birthdate are not known to us

B. Thomas2 Cole was born about 1603 Essex. Earlier we thought he came to Virginia in 1632, but now think he was probably a passenger on the Transport, which arrived in Virginia from London 4 Jul 1635. It is possible, of course, that he traveled between England and America more than once.

He settled first in Accawmack Co VA. He married Priscilla [Cole]; at least one child. They were in Maryland by 1649, probably Baltimore Co, and by 1656 they were in Providence Co MD. He and his nephew William Coale, page 6b-4, were acknowledged Quakers by 14 Jan 1657/58.84

In 166886 he patented a plantation of 550 acres, which he called Cole's Harbor, today the area around Baltimore's Inner Harbor. See Section 6a for more on this, also page 6b-8 of this Section.

Thomas' daughter Sarah was his only heir. We don't know when he died, except that it was before Dec 1679, when his son-in-law Charles Gorsuch sold part of Cole's Harbor, which his wife had inherited.

We don't know where Thomas and Priscilla lived in Baltimore Co. Earlier we had assumed they lived on the Cole's Harbor plantation. Recently, however, we have learned they didn't keep the property long, and probably never lived on it at all. Thomas most likely purchased the plantation only as an investment. Many early settlers, who had the means to do so, purchased undeveloped land for later sale at a profit. We wonder if their leaving Baltimore County may have been partly because of Thomas' becoming a Quaker and wanting to be in a more populated area. In any case, we wish they had kept Cole's Harbor in the family!

The development of counties in Maryland, as in other early states, is interesting. In 1635 Thomas settled in Accawmack Co, which became Northamption Co after 1643. Anne Arundel Co was established 1650, but in 1654 its name was changed to Providence Co. After only four years, in 1658 its name was changed back to Anne Arundel. Note, this was during the Commonwealth, and names of other counties were also changed; for example, St Mary's Co became Potomac Co, and (old) Charles Co became Patuxent Co. Later they were reconfigured, and names changed again.

PRISCILLA's NAME -- Many researchers associate the name Godfrey with Priscilla. Some think her father was John Godfrey, who mentioned Thomas, Priscilla and Sarah Cole in his will of 29 May 1672. Others think she married (--?--) Godfrey before she married Thomas Cole. Recently we have found that some now believe her maiden name was Parrish. Unfortunately, we haven't found where or when she was born, or anything else about her.

1. Sarah3 Cole, possibly born about 1655, married Charles Gorsuch; at least three children. His parentswere Rev John Gorsuch and Anne Lovelace.24,25 Secondly, Charles married Ann Hawkins 12 Feb 1690;children not known to us. Her parents were John and Mary Hawkins. Baptized 25 Aug 1642, Charles died before 25 Jun 1716 Baltimore Co MD,24,25 age possibly about 69.

John Gorsuch and Anne Lovelace had other children besides Charles, including daughter Anna,who married John Oldton. In 1691 Oldton murdered Dennis Garrett, BFE's eighth-great-grandfather. For some information about the Gorsuch family, including Charles' grandparents and great-grand-parents, see Section 6a.

a. John4 Gorsuch was born about 1678/79. b. Thomas4 Gorsuch, born about 1678-1680, married Janet Ensor.c. Charles4 Gorsuch, born about 1687, married (--?--) [Gorsuch] and Sarah Cole -- see page 6b-7.

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WILLIAM COALE (b c1632) and HESTER [COLE] and their descendantsand

WILLIAM COALE and HANNAH [COALE] and their descendantsand

WILLIAM COALE and ELIZABETH THOMAS and their descendantsfrom page 6b-2

William's parents were William Cole and Saarah [Cole]Hester's and Hannah's parents are not known to us

Elizabeth's parents were Philip Thomas and Sarah Harrison

1. William3 Coale, born about 1632 in VA, accompanied his father to St Jerome, St Mary's Co MD. LaterWilliam went on to Anne Arundel Co MD. He married Hester [Cole] about 1654; at least one child.

He adopted Quakerism, probably before 1657, about the same time as his uncle Thomas Cole, page 6b-3. William changed the spelling of his name from Cole to Coale, probably in admiration of Josiah Coale, a famous Quaker missionary (no known relation). By 1662 William was minister of the West River Meeting of the Society of Friends of Anne Arundel Co MD.

He and George Wilson traveled in VA, probably during the early 1660s, as “Messengers of the Truth”. This wasn't popular there, and they were imprisoned for many months. George died “in irons” and, although William survived, his health was permanently impaired.

He married Hannah [Coale] about 1666; at least one child. He married Elizabeth Thomas about 1670; at least three children. Her parents were Philip Thomas and Sarah Harrison.

William and Elizabeth lived comfortably on the West River, Anne Arundel Co, the rest of their lives.24

He died 30 Oct 1678 Great Bonnerton Plantation, near West River, age about 46. She died before 24 Feb 1726, when her will was proved.

There is a Quaker burying ground in West River, where for many years we kept our sailboat and liked the area very much. We are pleased to know that our kinfolk lived there.

a. William4 Coale Jr, born 21 Jul 1655 Anne Arundel Co MD, married Elizabeth Thurston about 1685; at least one child: William, born 2 Apr 1686. Elizabeth's father was Thomas Thurston, a Quaker minister who had preached with Josiah Coale. William died 1700, age about 45. Elizabeth died 27 Feb 1709/10.

We have no explanation for William and his younger half-brother both being named William; perhaps they had different first or middle names.

b. William4 Coale III, born 20 Aug 1667, married Elizabeth Sparrow 30 Jul 1689; ten or more children,including the two below. She was born 20 Oct 1867. He died Jun 1715 Baltimore Co MD, age 47.85

i. Thomas5 Coale was born 1704/05.

ii. Sarah5 Coale, born Feb 1705/06, married Aquilla Massey.

For a little more information about Sarah and Aquilla, and a past misunderstanding concerning them and her brother Thomas, see page 6b-11.

c. Elizabeth4 Coale, born 30 Aug 1671, married Nathan Smith; at least one child, Susanna. Elizabeth died 9 Dec 1746, age 75.

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JOHN COLE (b c1669) and JOHANNA GARRETT (b c1673) and their descendantsand

JOHN COLE and DIANA HAWKINS and their descendantsfrom page 6b-2

John's parents were John Cole and Mary BeedleJohanna's parents were Dennis Garrett and Barbara [--?--]Diana's parents were Matthew Hawkins and Ann Parrish

Diana's birthdate is not known to us

d. John 4 Cole , born about 1669, married Johanna Garrett about 1688 in MD;1 at least nine children. Her parents were Dennis Garrett and Barbara [--?--]. Born about 1673 Baltimore Co MD, Johanna died about 1716 Baltimore Co, age about 47.

Secondly, John married Diana (Dinah?) Hawkins 23 Sep 1723; at least two children. Her parents were Matthew Hawkins and Ann Parrish , whose other daughter Ann married Johanna's half-brother Thomas Broad, Section 6a.

John died before 5 Nov 1746, age probably less than 75.

-- Children of John Cole and Johanna Garrett --

i. Joseph5 Cole, possibly born about 1688 Baltimore Co MD, married Susannah [Cole] -- see page 6b-9.

ii. John5 Cole,1 born about 1689 Baltimore Co MD, married Mary Chaffinch 25 Dec 1730 St Paul's Parish, Baltimore Co;2 at least one child. She may have had sister Elizabeth, whomarried John's cousin George Haile, Section 6a. If so, Mary probably was born Queen Anne's Co MD, daughter of John and Deborah Chaffinch.

a) Joseph6 Cole was born 15 Apr 1736.

iii. Thomas 5 Cole , born about 1690, married Mary Richardson and Sarah Broad -- see page 6b-11.

iv. William5 Cole, born about 1691 Anne Arundel Co MD, married Mary Giles -- see page 6b-12.

v. Dennis Garrett5 Cole, born about 1693 Anne Arundel Co, married Rachel Price -- see page 6b-13.

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vi. Elizabeth5 Cole, born about 1695 Baltimore Co MD,8 married John Ensor about 1721 St Mary's Co MD; possibly eleven children. He was born about 1694, son of John Ensor and Jane Maynard. He died about 1773, age about 79.

Three of John's granddaughters, through his second marriage, married Cole descendants:page 6b-12, Jemima Ensor married Vachel Colepage 6b-19, Eleanor Ensor married James Colepage 6b-19, Honor Ensor married Abraham Cole

vii. Sarah5 Cole, born about 1697, married Charles Gorsuch -- see page 6b-7.

viii. Samuel5 Cole.

ix. Charles5 Cole was born about 1716 Baltimore Co MD. He died after 1744, age at least 20.

-- Children of John Cole and Diana Hawkins --

x. Joseph5 Cole, born about 1726, married Ruth Cross about 1752; nine children. He is said to have died in Texas about 1795, age about 69.

The second of John Cole's sons named Joseph, he was born several years after his older half-brother's death.

xi. Matthew5 Cole5 was born about 1732 Baltimore Co MD. He died before 12 Nov 1754, age possibly less than 21.

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CHARLES GORSUCH (b c 1687) and (--?--) [GORSUCH] and their descendantsand

CHARLES GORSUCH and SARAH COLE (b c1697) and their descendantsfrom pages 6b-3 and 6b-6

Charles' parents were Charles Gorsuch and Sarah ColeHis first wife's name, parents, and birthdate are not known to us

Sarah's parents were Thomas Cole and Priscilla [Cole]

c. Charles4 Gorsuch, born about 1687, married (--?--) [Gorsuch]; at least three children. Secondly, he marriedSarah Cole about 1720;1 at least six children. She was born about 1697 Anne Arundel Co MD. Her parents were John Cole and Johanna Garrett, page 6b-5. Charles died about 1747, age about 60. Sarah died 1758 Baltimore Co MD, age about 61.

Earlier we found relationships in this family a little hard to sort out -- Charles' mother and wife were both named Sarah Cole, and Sarah's husband and father-in-law were both named Charles Gorsuch.

Charles (born about 1687) and Sarah (born about 1697) were second cousins, once removed. Sarah (born about 1697) and her mother-in-law Sarah (born about 1655) were first cousins, twice removed.

-- See Section 6a for some information about the GORSUCH family --

-- Children of Charles Gorsuch and (--?--) [Gorsuch] --

i. John5 Gorsuch, born about 1712, married Mary Price 4 Mar 1735; at least five children. He died before 1796, age probably at least 80.

a) Charles6 Gorsuch, probably born 1736, married Eleanor Bond -- see page 6b-25.

b) John6 Gorsuch, born about 1740, married Belinda Bosley.

c) Sarah6 Gorsuch, born about 1740, married John Gill about 1758.

d) Rachel6 Gorsuch, born by 1743, married James Bosley about 1760.

e) Mary6 Gorsuch married James Gittings. He may possibly have been connected to the family which owned the well known estate “Gittings Ha Ha” in Montgomery Co MD.

ii. William5 Gorsuch, born about 1716, married and had children. He died 1797, age about 81.

iii. Hannah5 Gorsuch, born before 1720, married Thomas Stansbury 2 Mar 1735.

-- Children of Charles Gorsuch and Sarah Cole --

iv. Sarah5 Gorsuch, born 21 Mar 1721, married William Parlett about 1751; eight children. Born4 Jan 1723, he died 1780, age about 57. She died before May 1798 Baltimore Co, age less than 77.

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v. Charles5 Gorsuch, born 12 Oct 1725, married Sarah [Gorsuch] and probably also married a second time. He had at least twelve children: Thomas, Dorcas, Charles, Benjamin, Elisha, Joshua, John, David, Sarah, Ruth, William, and Nicholas. Charles Sr died 1792, age about 67.

vi. Barbara5 Gorsuch, born 20 Dec 1726, married George Pickett 16 Feb 1751. She may have also married a second time.

vii. Benjamin5 Gorsuch, born 17 Oct 1730, married Mary Woodward. After she died, he married Kerenhappuch Johnson 17 July 1760. Her father was probably Jacob Johnson. Some of Benjamin's sons: Charles, Nathan, Thomas, and possibly Jacob and Robert.

viii. Elizabeth5 Gorsuch, born 3 Feb 1732, was unmarried in 1751.

ix. David5 Gorsuch, born 2 Mar 1734, married Elizabeth Hanson about 1760; seven children: Sarah,Elizabeth, Mary, Jemima, Kesiah, Kerenhappuch, and Anne. Elizabeth Sr was born 12 Aug 1741. Her parents were Jonathan Hanson and Sarah Spicer, whose children included a son named Jonathan Hanson. David died about 1784, age about 50. Elizabeth Hanson [Gorsuch] married Daniel Weatherby 8 Dec 1785, and possibly married Joseph Gardiner 5 Jun 1802.

-- Some information about the HANSON family --referenced on page 6b-14

I. Timothy Hanson.

A. Jonathan Hanson Sr, born 1682 Essex Co NH, married Keziah Murray, probably about 1706; at least one child. Born 1685 Baltimore Co MD, Keziah died before 1718 Baltimore Co, age probably about 31. In 1711 Jonathan Sr bought 31 acres of Cole's Harbor from Charles Carroll, and erected a mill on the Jones Falls River. He later built several more mills in the area, which later became Baltimore city. Secondly, Jonathan Sr married Mary Price 29 May 1718; probably two or three children. He died 1727 Baltimore Co, age about 45.

-- See page 6b-14 for some information on the PRICE family --

1. Jonathan Hanson Jr, born 10 Sep 1710, married Sarah Spicer; seven children including the daughter below and a son named Jonathan III. Jonathan Jr died 1785/86, age about 75.

a. Elizabeth Hanson, born 12 Aug 1741, married David Gorsuch; seven children, above.

2. Margaret Hanson was born Jun 1718 West River MD.

3. Mary Hanson was born Jun 1920 West River.

4. Mordecai Hanson was born Jun 1723 West River.

Some researchers believe that Jonathan Hanson Sr and Mary Price had two daughters, Jemima and Elizabeth, rather than the last three children above.

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JOSEPH COLE (est b c1688) and SUSANNAH [COLE] and their descendantsfrom page 6b-5

Joseph's parents were John Cole and Johanna GarrettSusannah's parents and birthdate are not known to us

i. Joseph5 Cole,1 born Baltimore Co MD, married Susannah [Cole] about 1716; at least two children. Some say her maiden name was Darwell. He died about 1719 Baltimore Co, age possibly about 31.

We don't know when Joseph was born. Based on the admittedly rather vague birthdates of his siblings, we estimate he was probably born about 1688. We know his father gave him 100 acres of land in 1712, and we know Joseph died before 3 Mar 1720, when his will was proved.

Also, we don't know when or where Susannah was born or who her parents were, except that there is said to be a family tradition that she was a relative of William Penn.

Her daughter Sarah was bound out for at least a few years before Sarah's marriage to Anthony Chamness in 1735, so we think Susannah probably died by 1730 if not earlier.

a) Sarah6 Cole, born 1 Jul 1718 Baltimore Co MD, married Anthony Chamness 24 Nov 1735 St Paul's Parish, Baltimore Co;24 twelve chldren. His parents were John Chamness and Ann Jones. Sarah died 1765, age about 47. Born 17 Feb 1713 East Smithfield, London, Anthony died 20 Sep 1777, age 64. They were buried in the cemetery of the Cane Creek Quaker Meeting, Alamance Co NC.

During our 1997 trip to North Carolina, we found their grave memorial. The cemetery is located near Snow Camp NC, at the intersection of Pleasant Hill Road and Kimesville Road.

The Meeting was established 7 Oct 1751. It would have been on the edge of the frontier at that time, in Johnston District (or possibly Granville, boundaries vague) before Orange Co was formed in 1752. In 1770, the Meeting remained in Orange Co but many members lived in newly formed Chatham Co, creating some confusion for later researchers. Alamance Co, where the Meeting is now, was formed in 1849.

One resource we found interesting in the State Library of North Carolina is an unpublished manuscript History and Genealogy of the American Descendants of John and Ann Chamness of London, England, edited and compiled by Zimri Hanson in 1922, and edited and compiled by Agnes Hussey Stevens in 1996. The following paragraphs are taken from this source.

ANTHONY's EARLY LIFE -- His parents, John and Ann Chamness (or Champness), lived in London. Tradition says that, at the age of about 13, Anthony was stolen off the London Bridge or decoyed on board a vessel which immediately sailed for Philadelphia. There is, however, an indenture registered for him on 9 Feb 1724 (o.s.), so it is possible he came willingly.

In any case, he "was obliged to endure much of the privations of pioneer life, which consisted largely in clearing away the forests and preparing the soil for cultivation." By or soon after the time he was of age, he had drifted into Baltimore Co MD, where he found Sarah Cole. "They were of kindred spirit and similar condition in life. She was bound out in a similar manner as he was." [She was an orphan.] "She was more than five years his junior, and could not get release to marry until she came of age. He set in and helped her work out her time."

THEIR FAMILY -- When they married, they had nothing with which to begin housekeeping, except a wooden spoon Anthony had made and a broken wooden bowl Sarah had found. "Their kitchen, parlor and bedroom were combined in one room, called a cabin."

They moved to Frederick Co MD about 1741, then to the area in North Carolina which about 1747 or 1748 became Orange Co. They probably never owned any property until some time after they moved into the wilderness of NC. Their farm there was about ½ mile west of Cane Creek Meeting.

The Chamness family became prominent in the area. The manuscript goes on to describe in some detail the fine farm and large dwelling that Anthony and Sarah established, the contributions they made to the Meeting and to the community, and the excellent reputation of the family.

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After Sarah died, Anthony probably married Rachel Haworth, possibly 9 May 1776. He died only a little more than 16 months later, at the age of 64 years 7 months.

i) Elizabeth7 Chamness was born 1 Aug 1737 Baltimore Co MD. She probably died before 24 Nov 1776, date of her father's will.

ii) Susannah7 Chamness, born 31 Mar 1738 Baltimore Co MD, married (--?--) Reynolds. She died 12 Dec 1812, age 74.

iii) Joseph7 Chamness, born 3 Mar 1740 Baltimore Co MD, married Margaret Norton. He died 1806 Randolph Co NC, age 66.

iv) Sarah7 Chamness, born 11 Feb 1742 Frederick Co MD, married David Vestal. She died 20 Jan 1822, age 79.

v) Mary7 Chamness, born 11 Sep 1743 Frederick Co MD, married John Davis (Davies?). She died 22 Jun 1818, age 74.

vi) Martha7 Chamness, born 11 Nov 1746 Frederick Co MD, married Stephen Hussey (Hursey?).

vii) John7 Chamness was born 6 Jan 1749 in what later became Orange Co NC. He died about 1825 St Clair Co IL, age 76.

viii) Anthony7 Chamness, born 6 Feb 1751 in what later became Orange Co NC, married Margaret Williams, possibly 9 May 1776. He died 19 Mar 1817, age 66.

ix) Rachel7 Chamness was born 29 Jan 1754 Orange Co NC. She died 19 Mar 1775 Deep River, Guilford Co NC, age 21.

x) Ann7 Chamness, born 4 Nov 1756 Orange Co NC, married Jesse Comer 19 Mar 1777; at least sevenchildren. She died 31 Jul 1795, age 38.

xi) Lydia7 Chamness, born 14 Dec 1758 Orange Co NC, married (--?--) Ward.

xii) Joshua7 Chamness, born 5 Apr 1761 Orange Co NC, married Rachel Williams; at least five children. He died 1843 Chatham Co NC, age 82.

b) Susanna6 Cole.

Note: Generations later, Susanna's descendancy may possibly connect with our Duke lineage in Georgia, Section 15; we are continuing our research.

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THOMAS COLE (b 1690) and MARY RICHARDSON (b c1696) and their descendantsand

THOMAS COLE and SARAH BROAD and their descendantsfrom page 6b-5

Thomas' parents were John Cole and Johanna GarrettMary's parents are not known to us

Sarah's parents were John Broad and (--?--) [Broad]Sarah's birthdate is not known to us

iii. Thomas 5 Cole ,1,2 born about 1690 in MD, married Mary Richardson; two children born Baltimore Co MD. Born about 1696, she died 9 Mar 1718, age about 22, possibly of complications from the birth of the second child three weeks earlier.

Thomas married Sarah Broad about 1719;8 six children born Baltimore Co. Her father was John Broad, thesecond husband of Barbara [--?--] [Garrett], Section 6a. Sarah's mother was John's first wife, whose name we don't know. Thomas Cole died after 1781, age at least 91.

There has been much confusion over the question of Sarah's surname. Many have thought she was married to Aquilla Massey before she married Thomas Cole. One of the reasons was that Aquilla was said to have called Thomas Cole his brother-in-law, and made him guardian of his children.

The fact is that the Sarah who married Aquilla 7 Jan 1724/25, in Anne Arundel Co, was actually Sarah Coale, born 1705/06, daughter of William Coale III and Elizabeth Sparrow, page 6b-4. Aquilla did call “Thomas Cole” brother-in-law and did make him guardian of his children, but was referring to Sarah Coale's brother Thomas Coale, born 1704/05.85 Aquilla died 8 Mar 1738/39.

-- Children of Thomas Cole and Mary Richardson --

a) Christopher6 Cole, born before 1718, married Sarah Tipton -- see page 6b-15.

b) Thomas6 Cole Jr, born 14 Feb 1718, probably married (--?--) [Cole] and married Sarah Price -- see page 6b-16.

-- Children of Thomas Cole Sr and Sarah Broad --

c) Johanna6 Cole was born 28 May 1720.

d) Sarah6 Cole was born 15 Aug 1722.

e) Broad 6 Cole , born 12 Aug 1725, married Athaliah Dimmitt -- see page 6b-17.

f) Abraham6 Cole, born 10 Jan 1727, married (--?--) [Cole] -- see page 6b-19.

g) Mary6 Cole was born 12 May 1730.

h) Elizabeth6 Cole was born 13 Feb 1733/34.

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WILLIAM COLE (b c1691) and MARY GILES (b c1710) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-5

William's parents were John Cole and Johanna GarrettMary's parents were Nathaniel Giles and Elizabeth Harris

iii. William5 Cole,1,5,82 born about 1691 Anne Arundel Co MD, married Mary Giles in MD 19 Aug 1735; eleven children born Baltimore Co MD. She was born about 1710 Anne Arundel Co. Her parents were Nathaniel Giles and Elizabeth Harris. William died Baltimore Co between 18 Jan 1769, date of his will, and 25 Jun 1770, date will was proved, age probably less than 79. Mary died about 1769-1770, age about 60.

a) William6 Cole, born about 1736, married Sarah Roberson 22 Dec 1756; no children known to us. Secondly, he married Sarah Elizabeth Hardesty 20 Apr 1769; nine children (two sons 1770-1774, seven daughters 1772-1789). He died about 1820 in VA, age about 84.

b) John6 Cole, born about 1744, married Eleanor Hall 22 Oct 1777.

c) Aliese6 (Alice) Cole, born about 1744, married Robert Caples5 about 1765; ten children. She died about 1800, age about 56.

d) Giles6 Cole, born about 1747, married Sarah Osborn; eight children. He died 14 Mar 1828 Baltimore Co, age about 81.

e) Vincent6 Cole, probably born about 1749, married Anne Orum 24 Jul 1777; no children known to us. He married Eleanor Stewart 26 May 1801; five or six children. She was not mentioned in his will dated 1834. He died Jan 1835, age probably about 87.

f) Joseph6 Cole born about 1752 or 1760, married Sophia Osborn 24 Dec 1781 or 1788; possibly thirteen children including Vachel. He died 21 Oct 1821, age about 61 or 69.

i) Vachel7 Cole, born Jun 1793, married Jemima Ensor; five children. She was born 11 Oct 1797. Her parents were John Ensor and Eleanor Smith. John's parents were George Ensor Jr and Jemima Bond, page 6b-19. Vachel and Jemima both died 12 Jan 1874, ages 80 and 76.

g) Hannah6 Cole was born about 1756.

h) Cordelia6 Cole was born about 1758.

i) Elizabeth6 Cole was born about 1760.

j) Rebecca6 Cole may have been born about 1764.

k) Mary6 Cole was born about 1766.

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DENNIS GARRETT COLE (b c1693) and RACHEL PRICE (b c1696) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-5

Dennis' parents were John Cole and Johanna GarrettRachel's parents were Mordecai Price and Mary Parsons

iv. Dennis Garrett5 Cole,1 born about 1693 Anne Arundel Co MD, married Rachel Price about 1727 Baltimore Co MD;2 at least seven children. She was born about 1696 Anne Arundel Co. Her parents were Mordecai Price and Mary Parsons. Dennis died before 16 Jun 1773 Baltimore Co, age probably about 79.

-- See page 6b-14 for some information about the PRICE family --

a) Edith6 Cole, born 28 Aug 1728, married John Mallonee 8 Nov 1746; at least six children, including son Dennis. John died before 1773.

b) Urith6 Cole, born 25 Nov 1731, married John Price Jr 26 Jan 1753; at least four children. We haven'tidentified his parents. Urith died 2 Oct 1811, age 79.

c) Dennis6 Cole was born 9 Dec 1734. He died about 1770, age about 35.

d) Rachel6 Cole, born about 1736, married (--?--) Pierce (Pearce?).

e) Henry6 Cole, born about 1738, married Rachel Pitt.

f) Rebecca6 Cole, born about 1740, married (--?--) Pitt.

g) Cassandra6 Cole, born about 1751, married Stephen Gill about 1772; at least one child, Stephen. She died about 1811, age about 60.





-- Some information about the PRICE family --referenced on pages 6b-8, 6b-13, 6b-15, and 6b-16

Caution! The first two generations of this lineage appear to be conjectural. We have searched for definitive information, but there seem to be many discrepancies and, most likely, much copying from one another in the sources we have found. Please read the material below primarily for interest only!

I. Thomas Price, born about 1610 in England, married Elizabeth Phillips about 1634; six children including Thomas, below. Thomas Sr died 23 Aug 1701 in MD, age about 91.

A. Thomas Price, born Mar 1634/35 Calvert Co MD, married Elizabeth Johnson about 1658 Calvert Co, and probably also married Isabella Parsons. He died 1684, age about 50.

1. Mordecai Price, born about 1660, married Mary Parsons about 1683; ten or more children. He died about 1715, age about 55. Born about 1660, she died about 1718, age about 58.

Note: Mordecai does not appear to have descended from the Thomas Price who was transported on the Ark in 1734, as some have suggested.

a. Elizabeth Price, born about 1685, married Thomas Carr 22 Nov 1705; three children.

b. Stephen Price, born about 1688, married Constant Horne May 1716; seven children.

c. Mary Price, born about 1689, may have first married John Parrish; no children known to us. As his second wife, she married Jonathan Hanson Aug 1718; two or three children, page 6b-8. He died 1727. Thirdly, she married George Walker about 1728; probably one child, Agnes.

-- see page 6b-8 for some information about the HANSON family --

d. Leah Price, born about 1690, married Thomas Ford 1 Jan 1710/11; eight children. She died about 1760, age about 70.

e. Rachel Price, born abt 1696 Anne Arundel Co, mar'd Dennis Garrett Cole -- see page 6b-13.

f. Mordecai Price, born about 1698, married Elizabeth White 28 Feb 1723/24; twelve children including Sarah, below.

i. Sarah Price, born about 1725, married Thomas Cole 1747 -- see page 6b-16.

g. Sarah Price, born about 1700, married Thomas Taylor Oct 1725. She died about 1788, age about 88.

h. Hannah Price, born 1704 Anne Arundel Co MD, married William Tipton; three children including Sarah, below. Secondly, Hannah married John Bosley May 1726; two children. She died 1776-77 Baltimore Co MD, age about 72.

i. Sarah Tipton, born about 1722, married Christopher Cole -- see page 6b-15.

i. Isabella Price, born about 1706, married William Wheeler; two children. She died about 1728, age about 22. He married Constant Horne; three children.

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CHRISTOPHER COLE (b<1718) and SARAH TIPTON and their descendantsfrom page 6b-11

Christopher's parents were Thomas Cole and Mary RichardsonSarah's parents were William Tipton and Hannah Price

a) Christopher6 Cole,1,2 born before 1718, married Sarah Tipton about 1742 in MD;1 probably morechildren than the five sons shown below, born Baltimore Co MD. Her parents were William Tipton and Hannah Price. Secondly, Christopher may have married Sarah Hooker. He died before 7 Dec 1785, age probably about 65.


i) Christopher7 Cole was born about 1743.

ii. Mordecai7 Cole, born 1745-50, married Elizabeth [Cole]. He died about 1775 (or 1795) Baltimore Co, age 25-30 (or 45-50).

iii) Ezekiel7 Cole, born 8 Jan 1748, married Sarah Rowland; at least one child: Joshua, who moved toOhio with his father between 1790 and 1807.

Secondly, Ezekiel married Aletha Ford [Cole] 19 Sep 1812. She was the widow of his brother Thomas. Ezekiel died after 1834 Jefferson Co OH, age probably about 86.

iv) Thomas7 Cole, born 25 Dec 1754, married Aletha Ford about 1783. He died 12 Sep 1808 Jefferson Co OH, age 53.

v) Samuel7 Cole, born 20 Sep 1762, married Sarah Haile 15 Nov 1784 Baltimore Co. He died 13 Feb 1842 Harrison Co OH, age 79.





THOMAS COLE JR (b 1718) and (--?--) [COLE] and their descendantsand

THOMAS COLE JR and SARAH PRICE and their descendantsfrom page 6b-11

Thomas' parents were Thomas Cole and Mary RichardsonHis first wife's identity, parents and birthdate are not known to us

Sarah's parents were Mordecai Price and Elizabeth White

b) Thomas6 Cole Jr,25 born 14 Feb 1718, probably married (--?--) [Cole] about 1739 or 1740; probably two children. He married Sarah Price 25 Jan 1747 Baltimore Co; probably nine children. All eleven children were born Baltimore Co MD, but we don't know the birthdates of many of the them, so the birth order may not be correct. Sarah's parents were Mordecai Price and Elizabeth White. Thomas died 1792, age about 74.

We think there may be a mistake concerning the date of Thomas' marriage to Sarah.He is said to have been excommunicated from the Gunpowder Friends Meeting 23 May 1759

for "drinking to excess, and gaming." We don't know anything else about this.


i) Mordecai7 Cole, born about 1741, married Artridge Price 4 May 1778 Baltimore Co; nine children: Salathiel, Abraham, Thomas, Ann, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Sarah, Hyantha, and Meranda.

ii) Christopher7 Cole was born about 1743.

iii) Elizabeth7 Cole, born 31 Jan 1747, married Joseph Norris 25 Jan 1770 Baltimore Co.

iv) Salathiel7 Cole married Sarah [Cole] -- see page 6b-20.

v) Sophia7 Cole, born 8 Nov 1751, married William Price. She died about 1824, age about 73.

vi) Rachel7 Cole, born 19 Nov 1753, married John Bond Jr. His parents were John Bond Sr and Katurah [Bond].

vii) Thomas7 Cole married Rebecca Bosley. He died Sep 1810.

viii) Anne7 "Nancy" Cole married John Bosley 9 Sep 1782; five children: Ann, Thomas, William, Hanor, and Sarah. Nancy died 1828.

ix) Sarah7 Cole married Joshua Ford 10 Jun 1786; four children: Eleanor, John, Mary, and Joshua.

x) Rebecca7 Cole.

xi) Mary7 Cole married (--?--) Wheeler; at least one child, Thomas.





BROAD COLE (b 1725) and ATHALIAH DIMMITT and their descendantsfrom page 6b-11

Broad's parents were Thomas Cole and Sarah BroadAthaliah's parents were James Dimmitt and Barbara Broad

e) Broad 6 Cole ,1 born 12 Aug 1725 Baltimore Co MD, married Athaliah Dimmitt about 1754 Baltimore Co MD;1 at least six children born Baltimore Co. Her parents were James Dimmitt and Barbara Broad .

Probably born 21 Feb 1738 Baltimore Co, Athaliah died before 1790 Huntingdon Co PA. Broad died about 1800 Huntingdon Co, age about 75.

This is the marriage, between two great-grandchildren of Barbara [--?--], which makes tracing our Cole lineage so much easier!

Some of our earlier difficulties difficulties in trying to research the family were because we thought Broad's first name was Brand. We just couldn't find anyone with that first name. It turned out that we had misread some of BFE's grandmother Edith Cole Fisher's handwriting. She had spelled his name Braud. Once we realized our mistake, our efforts became much more productive.

Incidentally, we later found the Braud spelling variation in several other documents. As all researchers know, early spellings varied and so do later ones. And very recently we've heard of a philanthropist whose surname is “Broad” but pronounces it as if it were spelled “Brode”.

Broad and Athaliah, probably with others from Baltimore Co, moved to Pennsylvania, but we don't know exactly when. Their son Thomas is believed to have married in Maryland about 1778, and his first child was born in Bedford Co PA in June 1779, so we earlier thought the move might have been to Bedford Co in late 1778 or early 1779.

But, it is said the family settled in Cumberland Co PA, in an area which in 1771 became part of Bedford Co and in 1787 became part of Huntingdon Co. This could imply they were there before 1771. However, the first known records of the Cole family are said to be on the tax rolls of Dublin Township, Bedford Co, in 1773. We now believe they probably moved about 1772. Perhaps Thomas returned to Maryland for his marriage.

We don't know where Broad and Athaliah were buried, possibly on their farm with the site now lost.

They may have had another son, William, and other daughters, in addition to the children listed below. Birthdates of the children, except for Thomas, are not known for certain. We aren't sure whether Broad or James, or an unnamed daughter, was the oldest child.

i) Broad 7 Cole , born about 1754, married Elizabeth [Cole] -- see page 6b-21.

ii) James7 Cole, born about 1755, may possibly have married Anne Christopher.

It is said that in 1800 he was living in Huntingdon Co PA, only the second family away from his brother Thomas Cole. He isn't identified in the 1810 census of Huntingdon Co or Bedford Co PA. James may have accompanied his brother Thomas in the move to Fairfield Co OH in 1801, but does not appear in early tax records of Fairfield Co or Pickaway Co, so he may have gone on to another part of Ohio.

iii) Thomas7 Cole, born 15 Mar 1757, married Elizabeth Stevens -- see page 6b-23.

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iv) Joshua7 Cole may have married Ann Lee 13 Oct 1789 Baltimore Co MD.

He is said to be on the 1806 list of taxables in Amanda Township, Fairfield Co OH, so probably came from Huntingdon Co PA with his brother Thomas in 1801. He probably moved on to Franklin Co OH, but records of that county were destroyed by fire in 1879. He doesn't appear in 1820-1850 census indexes of Ohio, so may have moved farther west.

v) Dimmitt7 Cole1,53 married (--?--) [Cole] about 1821; one child. Secondly, he married Martha German 7 Apr 1825 Franklin Co OH; five children. Her parents were George and Anna German. Dimmitt died about 1839 Tippecanoe Co IN.

Dimmitt and Martha moved to Indiana about 1835. We don't know how Martha was able to take care of the family after Dimmitt died, with the youngest child only about four years old.

About 1853, after the children were mostly grown, Martha married Aaron Cross.

(a) James T8 Cole was born about 1822/23 in OH.

(b) John D8 Cole was born about 1826 in OH.

(c) Broad8 Cole, born 1 August 1828 in OH, married Sarah A Gray 17 May 1853; seven children. Her parents were Joseph Gray and Polly Lewis, who were married 10 Aug 1826. Broad died 7 Mar 1912,1 age 83, buried Asbury Downs Cemetery, Tippecanoe Co IN.

(d) Charles Wesley8 Cole was born about 1831.

(e) Anna G8 Cole, born about 1832 in OH, married John Worley 4 Nov 1849; 7 children. His parents were Nathan Worley and Magdalene Smith. Anna died 18 Jul 1867 Tippecanoe Co IN, age about 35.

(f) Athalia8 Cole, born about 1835, married Wilson Goodin 19 Aug 1851. She died 7 Jan 1867 Warren Co IN, age about 32.

vi) Elizabeth7 Cole married Adam Krasher; at least two children, twin daughters Mary Ann and Elizabeth.

(a) Mary Ann8 Krasher, born Hamilton Twp, Franklin Co OH, married Jacob Jones 7 Apr 1842 Tippecanoe Co IN. Born 2 Jul 1819 in OH, he died 9 Oct 1885, age 63, buried Remington, Jasper Co IN. She died Kenton, Washington Twp IN, age 82, buried Egypt Cemetery, Egypt, Jasper Co.

(b) Elizabeth8 Krasher married (--?--) Sunderlun. She was buried Egypt Cemetery.

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ABRAHAM COLE (b 1727) and (--?--) [COLE] and their descendantsfrom page 6b-11

Abraham's parents were Thomas Cole and Sarah BroadHis wife's identity, parents, and birthdate are not known to us

f) Abraham6 Cole, born 10 Jan 1727, married (--?--) [Cole]; at least eight children. He died about 1822 Baltimore Co MD, age about 94.

i) Sarah7 Cole, born about 1745, probably married Gideon Bosley 9 Jan 1782; nine children.

ii) Belinda7 Cole, born about 1750, married William Stansbury; eleven children. She died 7 Apr 1830Baltimore Co MD, age about 80.

iii) Ruth7 Cole was born about 1754. She died before 1 Feb 1843.

iv) Edith7 Cole, born about 1756, married (--?--) Hall.

v) Eleanor7 Cole was born about 1758.

vi) Abraham7 Cole Jr, born about 1760, married Honor Ensor 22 Nov 1781; children not known to us. Her parents were George Ensor Sr and Elizabeth Reeves, below.* Secondly, Abraham married Cecil Gist 14 Dec 1790 Baltimore Co MD; six children. He died 28 Apr 1841 Baltimore Co, age about 81.

vii) James7 Cole, born about 1760, married Eleanor Ensor 12 Aug 1790;83 probably eight children. Her parents were George Ensor Jr and Jemima Bond, below.*

(a) Elsy8 (Elsie?) Cole was born about 1791.(b) Ensor8 Cole, born about 1793, married Elizabeth Schaeffer. He died 1846 in OH, age about 53.(c) Elias8 Cole, born about 1794, married Mary Simpers 13 Apr 1815.(d) Luke8 Cole was born about 1800.(e) Sarah8 Cole was born about 1802.(f) John8 Cole was born about 1804.(g) Ruth Ann8 Cole, born 30 Jan 1808, married John Shaffer. She died 16 Dec 1880 in OH, age 82.(h) Abraham8 Cole, born 12 Apr 1809, married Sarah E [Cole]; 3 children. He died 29 Apr 1890, age 81.

viii) Ann7 Cole, born 7 Nov 1765, married Thomas Donovan 4 Aug 1787; possibly twelve children.

* THE ENSOR FAMILY -- George Ensor Sr married Elizabeth Reeves; nine children including:Honor Ensor married Abraham Cole, above.George Ensor Jr married Jemima Bond; 11 children, daughter Eleanor married James Cole, above.John Ensor married Eleanor Smith; daughter Jemima married Vachel Cole, page 6b-12.

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SALATHIEL COLE (est b c1745) and SARAH [COLE] and their descendantsfrom page 6b-16

Salathiel's parents were Thomas Cole and Sarah PriceSarah's parents and birthdate are not known to us

iii) Salathiel7 Cole, possibly born about 1745, married Sarah [Cole]; at least six children. He died about 1782 Baltimore Co, age possibly about 37, when the youngest child was only about two years old.

i. Thomas8 Cole was born about 1765.

ii. Stephen8 Cole, born 16 Nov 1767, married Rachel Gorsuch and married Elizabeth Gorsuch -- see page 6b-25.

iii. Elisha8 (Elijah?) Cole may have gone to Kentucky.

iv. Micajah8 Cole, born in MD, married Susan Wiley. He died 15 Apr 1823 Washington Co MO. Eleven children: Jemima G; Thomas H; Elizabeth N (may have married Samuel Cummings);

Joshua W (married Jane Turley); Sarah H; John W; Micajah (married Lavinia Turley); Parmelia; Zachariah N; Mary W; and Rachel C.

v. Salathiel8 Cole was born about 1775.

vi. Aquilla8 Cole, born about 1780 in MD, married Rachel Ann Carr. He died about 1863 Cadet, Washington Co MO, age about 83.

Thirteen children: Elizabeth (married James Owens); Abigail (married (--?--) Cain); Polly (married James J Wilkinson); Rebecca Ann (married James Hawkins); Nancy; John Carr (married Sarah A Walker); Salathiel; Thomas; Aquilla (married (--?--) Hooker); William; Charles; Joseph Carr; and Mary.

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BROAD COLE (b 1754) and ELIZABETH [COLE] and their descendantsfrom page 6b-17

Broad's parents were Broad Cole and Athaliah DimmittElizabeth's parents and birthdate are not known to us

i) Broad 7 Cole ,1,14 born about 1754 Baltimore Co MD,1 married Elizabeth [Cole] about 1775, probably in Pennsylvania; probably ten children, including the children shown below plus an unnamed son before their son Shadrach was born and three unnamed daughters, birth order not certain. Broad died about 1831 Madison Twp, Pickaway Co OH, age about 77, buried Hopewell Methodist Church, Franklin Co OH.

Most of this and the following six paragraphs are from "Dr. Miller's manuscript" referenced on page 6b-1. Broad Cole (born about 1754) moved to Pennsylvania when a young man, probably with his parents. "During the Revolutionary War he returned to MD on account of the Indian troubles in PA."

Broad is on lists of soldiers from Bedford Co PA who served in the Continental Line (no date), as a Ranger on the Frontier in Washington Co PA 1778-1783, and as a member of Capt John Gelbreath's company of Huntingdon Co militia in 1788. An interesting quotation: Broad "was on the frontier, assisting in the protection of the settlers from the depredations of the Indians during the War of the Revolution. He was not an enlisted soldier, but being a strong, earnest patriot, he felt that his first duty was to his country, and that he should render it all the aid in his power."

He was taxed in Shirley Township, Bedford Co PA, 1782-1784. In 1788-1792 he was still taxed in Shirley Twp, but by then it was in Huntingdon Co. In the 1790 census he was in Huntingdon. He must have moved from Pennsylvania to Bourbon Co KY in 1792 or 1793, because he was on tax lists there in 1793 and 1795.

He probably left Kentucky before 1800. He may have gone prospecting by himself, as at least some of his family remained in Kentucky. He may have returned to Pennsylvania, perhaps because of his father's death, and may have accompanied his brother Thomas on the 1801 move to Fairfield Co OH.

In 1803 Methodist Bishop Asbury preached at Broad's cabin "in the afternoon (possibly 3:00 pm) of aweekday...the first sermon heard in that township..." We think this was in Ohio, as we have seen other documents concerning Bishop Asbury's being in Ohio in the autumn of 1803. We assume the cabin was on the land of Broad's brother Thomas, page 6b-23.

Broad purchased land in what became Madison Township, Pickaway Co OH in Apr 1805. We think he, Dimmitt, and Shadrack Cole were in Amanda Twp, Fairfield Co OH by 1806.

Broad's wife Elizabeth probably died before 1820, but it is not known whether in Kentucky before they moved to Ohio, or in Ohio. Broad's death date is also unknown; his estate was administered in Pickaway Co OH in 1831 or 1832.

ELIZABETH's NAME -- We have tried to find Elizabeth's maiden name, so far with no success. When we found that Broad and Elizabeth's oldest son Shadrach, page 6b-27, gave his son Stephen "Alson" for his middle name, we began to hope that Elizabeth's name might have been Alson. Stephen named his second son Shadrach Alson, page 6b-44, which makes us think the name must have had significance in the family, but we have found no evidence that Elizabeth's surname was Alson. We now think it may possibly have been Lane.

FINDING THEIR GRAVES -- We believe that Broad and Elizabeth lived the last part of their lives in Madison Twp, Pickaway Co, and we located their land there, so we concentrated on the northeastern areaof that county in our search for their graves. On trips over several years we looked without success.

Then, in 2004 we learned from researcher David Ross of Colorado that they were listed in Volume 2 of Franklin County Ohio Cemeteries as buried in the cemetery of Hopewell Methodist Church in that county. On

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our trip to Ohio in Nov 2005 we found the church on London-Lancaster Road (T233) on the east side of the bridge across Little Walnut Creek, but there was no graveyard in sight. After driving the nearby roads, we finally saw a few gravestones in the distance across a field to the west of Braun Road (T232), about a half-mile from the church by road.

With no other possibilities seen, we entered the private drive at 8259 Braun Road leading back to a house just north of the site. There was a gate, with a sign showing a telephone number to be called if one wanted to go to the cemetery. The gate was open, so we were able to drive along a sort of wide path lying on the east bank of the creek. A local man confirmed that we had found the church cemetery, and said that the church building had been moved when the county road was realigned to the south many years ago. Our excitement at finding the cemetery faded when we found that, even though some of the wrought iron fence was still in place, few stones remain. Many were apparently carried away in floods, and some may now be in the foundations of the new bridge or other structures.

Rickenbacker Field is on the other side of the creek. An interesting note is that a few stones, which had turned up during the construction there, were moved and placed in a little plot in the cemetery.

Our careful search of the now-abandoned cemetery for stones of the Coles was unsuccessful, but we believe they were buried there. It is not far north of their farm in the adjoining county (London-Lancaster Road marks the line between Pickaway and Franklin counties), and no better possibilities have been seen.

(a) Shadrach 8 Cole , born 1778 Baltimore Co MD, married Mary Mathena -- see page 6b-27.

(b) Sarah8 Cole, born 31 Mar 1783, married William P Wisely 3 Dec 1807; seven children. They were living Fairfield Co OH when, on 21 Jan 1832, they sold to her brother Shadrach their interest in some land left to them by her father. She died 18 Jan 1849, age 65.

(c) John8 Cole married Elizabeth [Cole]. On 21 Jan 1832 they were living Franklin Co OH.

(d) Nancy8 Cole probably died before 1832.

(e) Joshua8 Cole, born 3 Jul 1789 Baltimore Co MD, married Susannah Ranier -- see page 6b-33.

(f) Mary8 "Polly" Cole, probably born 1790/91 Bourbon Co KY, married Richard Byrely. On 21 Jan 1832 they were living Pickaway Co OH.

(g) Eleanor8 Cole, born about 1794, married Basil Burton Pickaway Co OH; fourteen children including the son below.

(i) Shadrach Cole9 Burton was born 1824 Pickaway Co. He died 1910 Shelby Co OH, age about 86.

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THOMAS COLE (b 1757) and ELIZABETH STEVENS (b 1759) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-17

Thomas' parents were Broad Cole and Athaliah DimmittElizabeth's parents are not known to us

iii) Thomas4 Cole,1,15 born 15 Mar 1757 Baltimore Co MD, married Elizabeth Stevens 9 Jul 187853 in MD; eleven children. Born May 1759 in PA, she died 27 Sep 1831 Fairfield Co OH, age 72 years 4 months.41 He died 20 Aug 1840 Fairfield Co, age 83 years, 5 months, 5 days.41

Thomas and Elizabeth must have moved to Pennsylvania shortly after their marriage. He was in the Bedford Co PA militia with his brother Broad.

According to "Dr Miller's manuscript", page 6b-1, federal land in the Northwest Territory became available for sale on 10 May 1800, including attractive farmland in what in 1803 became south-central Ohio. Our Cole family and many others, including our Glick family, Section 5, were encouraged to move farther west to take advantage of this opportunity. The moves were facilitated by the 1797 completion of Zane's Trace, the pioneer road from Wheeling via Zanesville and Lancaster (county seat of Fairfield Co Dec 1800) to Chillicothe, and then to Limestone (Maysville) KY. The dangerous river journey used previously was no longer necessary.

After his father's death, Thomas perhaps no longer felt the need to remain in Huntingdon Co PA. He sold his farm 12 May 1801 and started with his large family for Fairfield Co OH. At least one son-in-law, Daniel (or David) Swope, is said to have migrated with him, probably along with others from the Huntingdon area, and possibly his brothers Joshua and Dimmitt. His brother Broad may have helped with the move, or may have come from Kentucky to join him in Ohio.

Note, we later found that one of Thomas' daughters was married to David Swope, and did not find any married to Daniel Swope. There were, however, three daughters for whom we haven't found names of spouses, so cannot completely rule out a Daniel.

On 16 Jul 1801 Thomas registered for a whole section (640 acres) of land, probably Section 8, in what laterbecame Amanda Township, Fairfield Co, at $2/acre, paying $322 down, which was the required one-fourth of the price. Presumably the others in the family helped with clearing the land and getting it under cultivation. Later the others took up land of their own and Thomas added a half-section on 21 Nov 1805.

He built a schoolhouse on his land, and hired Abraham Cole (his son?) as teacher.23 Neighbors could send their children and pay pro-rata. It is said the teacher received $8.00 per term.

A family story says Thomas once carried a flax spinning wheel on his shoulder to Chillicothe for repair, and home again, 60 miles round trip.23

Thomas is said to have been highly regarded during his lifetime, not only as a citizen and successful farmer, but also as an "old-school" Baptist preacher. (We note that his brother Broad was an ardent Methodist.)

Thomas and Elizabeth were buried in a corner of the field across the road from their son Broad's house.41 In May 2002 we found the house, page 9b-37, and believe we found their burial place. Although in 1984 their gravestones were recorded, in 2002 we couldn't be sure because the area was so overgrown with poison ivy, other weeds, and trash, that no stones were visible. We went again Jun 2003, but weren't prepared with boots and heavy clothing. We'd like to go again.

(a) Mary5 Cole, born 3 Jun 1779 Bedford Co PA, married David Swope, who was born 4 Jul 1771. He died 9 Aug 1826, age 55, and she died 20 (or 24) Feb 1857, age 77. They were buried in the family cemetery near their home in Fairfield Co OH.41

They may have had son or grandson Thomas, who in 1875 had land in Section 8 including the area where the cemetery is located. We visited the cemetery in May 2002 and, sadly, found it in a state of dreadful vandalism.

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It's located on the north side of Swope Road, near the bend in the road, on a little knoll. It's surrounded by a stone wall. At first, seeing it as we drove along the road, we thought the wall was the foundation of a building, and didn't realize it was the cemetery.

Later, we talked to the man who had just purchased the farm of Mary's father Thomas, and he told us the plot within the stone wall was the Swope cemetery. Of about 14 graves, not one stone was left standing, and only one was partly readable ("Emma J w.o. R.W.Peters"). Even many of the large blocks of stone in the wall were broken. They were huge and it must have taken a lot of effort to desecrate the cemetery in this way.

(b) Abraham5 Cole, born 18 May 1781 Bedford Co PA, married Verlinda Williams 2 Oct 1804; perhaps ten children. She was born 31 Jan 1781. He died 18 Oct 1841 Hancock Co OH, age 60, and Verlinda died only 9 days later, 27 Oct 1841, age 60. They were buried Lee Cemetery, Hancock Co OH.

(c) Joshua5 Cole, born Nov 1783 Bedford Co PA, married Margaret Long -- see page 6b-34.

(d) Sarah5 “Sally” Cole, born 19 Jan 1786 Bedford Co PA, married Simon Barnhart 5 Jan 1808 Fairfield Co OH.1

(e) Elizabeth5 Cole, born 12 Mar 1789 Huntingdon Co PA, married David Barnhart 20 Dec 1807 Fairfield Co OH. Born 2 May 1784, he died 19 Aug 1822 Columbus, Franklin Co OH, age 37. She died 7 Nov 1873 Columbus, age 84.1,44

(f) Rachel5 Cole, born 18 Oct 1791 Huntingdon Co PA, married William Long 6 Oct 1812 Fairfield Co OH.1

(g) Athalia5 Cole, born 20 Sep 1794 Huntingdon Co PA, married Thomas Cole -- see page 6b-36.

Athalia's younger sister Ann married Stephen Cole, a brother of Athalia's husband. In other words, two sisters married two brothers. The two sisters were second cousins,once removed, of the two brothers.

(h) Thomas5 Cole was born 1 Jan 1797 Huntingdon Co PA.

According to a 1984 cemetery listing, Thomas died 1819 in the 23rd year of his age, and was buried across the road from the house his brother Broad later built, page 6b-37.

(i) Ann5 Cole, born 10 Nov 1799 Huntingdon Co PA, married Stephen Cole -- see page 6b-35.

(j) Broad5 Cole,1,15 born 23 Sep 1802 Fairfield Co OH, married Leah Peters -- see page 6b-37.

(k) Rebecca5 Cole, born 7 Jan 1805 Fairfield Co OH, married Samuel Selby 5 Aug 1824 Fairfield Co OH.1

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STEPHEN COLE (b 1767) and RACHEL GORSUCH (bc1770) and their descendantsand

STEPHEN COLE and ELIZABETH GORSUCH (bc1782) and their descendantsfrom pages 6b-7 and 6b-20

Stephen's parents were Salathiel Cole and Sarah [Cole]Rachel's and Elizabeth's parents were Charles Gorsuch and Eleanor Bond

ii. Stephen8 Cole,23 born 16 Nov 1767 Baltimore Co MD, married Rachel Gorsuch 2 Nov 1792 Baltimore Co.She was born about 1770 in MD. Her parents were Charles Gorsuch and Eleanor Bond. Rachel probably diedabout 1802, age about 32.

Secondly, Stephen married Elizabeth Gorsuch 4 Feb 1803 Baltimore Co. She was born about 1782 Baltimore Co. Her parents were Charles Gorsuch and Eleanor Bond. Stephen died about 1826 Amanda Twp,Fairfield Co OH, age about 59. Elizabeth died about 1853 Licking Co OH, age about 71.

We believe this is the Stephen Cole who, in 1814, "built a grist mill and carding machine combined, on what is called Cole's Run, heading at a spring in Section 8, the mill being situated on Section 7." 23 We've studied the maps but can't be sure of the location described.

Probably Rachel had died, and perhaps Elizabeth had been caring for the children, when Stephen and Elizabeth married. Consecutive marriages to sisters was not uncommon; it was necessary to have a spouse all the time if possible, and one from the family would be considered a good match.

We have specific birthdates for only two of the children, so the order below may not be correct.

-- Children of Stephen Cole and Rachel Gorsuch --

a) Salathiel9 Cole, probably born about 1794 Baltimore Co MD, probably married Emily Beers87 21 Feb 1841 Pickaway Co OH; daughter Mary, born about 1842 Pickaway Co. Emily was born 24 Jan 1814 in PA. Her parents were John Beers and Martha Bodine. Secondly, Emily marriedGeorge Washington Nicholson 1 Sep 1848 Miami Co IN; three children 1849-1859 Erie, Miami Co.

Salathiel is not mentioned in his father's will in 1826. In the probate record of 1830, he is shown as "living in Virginia".47

b) Stephen9 Cole, born about 1795 Baltimore Co MD, married Ann Cole -- see page 6b-35.

c) Thomas9 Cole, born 20 Mar 1795/96 Baltimore Co MD, married Athalia Cole -- see page 6b-36.

d) Charles9 Cole was born Baltimore Co MD. He died Baltimore Co, probably in infancy.

e) Micajah9 Cole was born about 1801 Baltimore Co MD. In his father's will of 1826, he was living Fairfield Co OH, and in the probate of 1830, he was living Licking Co OH. He married Catherine [Cole]probably about 1832; at least six children born in OH. Catherine was born about 1808 in VA. In the 1850 census the household included Micajah (49), Catherine (42), Abram (18), Salathiel (16), Frederick(14), Ann (11), Mahala (8), and George (3). In 1870, the household consisted of Catherine and George.

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f) Eleanor9 Cole married Thomas Tallman 14 August 1823 Fairfield Co OH.1 In her father's will of 1826 and probate of 1830, she is shown as married and living Pickaway Co OH.47 She and Thomas sold 100 acres of land for $3000 to Broad Cole in 1839.40

-- Children of Stephen Cole and Elizabeth Gorsuch --

g) Mary Ann9 "Polly" Cole, born 1 Apr 1805 Baltimore Co MD, married Daniel Miller -- see page 6b-40.

h) Abraham9 Cole, born Fairfield Co OH before 1808, married Phoebe Harrison 23 Jul 1828.1

In his father's will of 1826, he is shown as living in Fairfield Co; no county is shown for him in the probate of 1830.47 He may be the oldest of Elizabeth Gorsuch's children, rather than his sister Polly.

i) Jehu9 Cole was born 1808-1812. He died 1826-1830, age possibly about 18.

We believe he was the minor son referred to as "John" in his father's will of 1826. In the probate of 1830 he is shown as Jehu, deceased, having left a minor son Jehu.47 Benjamin Moore was appointed guardian of Jehu Cole 20 Aug 1830.1 We believe the guardianship had to be for the deceased Jehu's minor son Jehu.

j) Richard9 Cole, born 1808-1812 Fairfield Co OH, probably married Hannah Brownell 25 Aug 1831.1

In his father's will of 1826, he is shown as a minor. In the probate of 1830, no county is shown for him.47

k) Eliza9 Cole, born about 1810 Fairfield Co OH, married James Johnson of Monroe Twp, Licking Co OH before 1830;47 at least eight children. Her mother Elizabeth Gorsuch [Cole], age 74, was living with them in 1850.

l) Charles9 Cole, born after 1812 Fairfield Co OH, married Elzira [Cole]1 after 1830.

In his father's will of 1826 and probate of 1830, he and his two younger brothers are shown as minors.47

m) Wesley9 Cole, born after 1812 Fairfield Co OH, married Mary Elizabeth Coons 16 Apr 1837 Fairfield Co OH.1

n) Elijah9 Cole, born about 1816 Fairfield Co OH, married Susan Ann Searles (Sealles?) 3 Sep 1840.50 He married Lydia Rutledge in 1850.1

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SHADRACH COLE (b 1778) and MARY MATHENA (b 1778) and their descendantsfrom pages 6b-22 and 6b-32

Shadrach's parents were Broad Cole and Elizabeth [Cole]Mary's parents were Daniel Mathena and Judah [Mathena]

(a) Rev Shadrach 8 Cole 1,16 was born 16 Oct 1778 Baltimore Co MD, and probably came to Kentucky with his parents about 1790-91. He married Mary Mathena about 1800 Bourbon Co KY, probably near Paris, which is about 20 miles northeast of Lexington. She was born 14 Nov 1778, probably Shenandoah Co VA. Her parents were Daniel Mathena and Judah [Mathena]. Mary died about 1836, Pickaway Co OH, age about 56. Shadrachdied 24 Sep 1845 Pickaway Co OH, age about 66.

We don't know when Mary's family came to Kentucky, but her father's will was proved Jan 1804 in Bourbon Co KY. Sometime after the birth of their third child (12 Nov 1804) Shadrach and Mary moved to Ohio, probably with other family members about 1805. Birthdates for some of their children are not known to us; therefore, the birth order we show below may not be correct. Shadrach is shown as a taxpayer in Amanda Twp, Pickaway Co OH, in 1805.

BISHOP ASBURY preached in Shadrach's father's cabin in 1803, so Shadrach was probably associated with some of the early Methodist preachers in the area. We don't know when, but Shadrach became one also.

He was a circuit rider in Ohio, when families lived far apart, here and there in the deep heavily wooded country. He and other pioneer preachers would come at stated times to preach the gospel. They "lived in their saddle bags."16 He was a founding member of the Hedges Chapel Church and was its ‛local preacher'.49

A MUCH-LOVED FAMILY STORY, in ECF's notes, is that once a man said to Rev Cole, "I am going to thrash you." He replied, "All right, but I never enter into any undertaking without asking the Lord's blessing." He was a strong man, so he got off his horse, threw an arm around the bully, forcing him to kneel, then prayed. After that, there was no more talk of thrashing.

Shadrach may have served in the War of 1812, according to a "vanity" book about Pickaway County.

On 21 Jan 1832 Shadrach purchased, for $750.00, the interests of his siblings in 107 acres of land left to them by their father. The land was part of the northwest quarter, section 27, range 21, township 10, Pickaway Co. It was easy to identify, so we visited the nice flat farmland 15 May 2002.

We thought Shadrach and Mary might have been buried in Hedges Chapel Cemetery, or in Mt HarmonCemetery, or possibly in the Hopewell Methodist Church Cemetery in Franklin Co, but we weren't able to find their graves. Like many people, they may have been buried on their farm and their gravesites lost.

(i) Elizabeth9 Cole, born 21 Feb 1801 in KY,40 married John Morris.

(ii) William9 Cole was born 14 Nov 1802 Bourbon Co KY.40

(iii) Dimmitt9 Cole, born 12 Nov 1804 Bourbon Co KY, married Diannah Fridley, Elizabeth McVey, and Martha Stanley [Kennard] -- see page 6b-41.

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(iv) Sarah9 Cole, born 12 Nov 1806 in OH, married Trimble H Young 1825; three children. She died 15 Apr 1896 near Ashland NE,40 age 89.

a) Mary E10 Young married Rev (--?--) Coiner, who died in Civil War. Son Beverly Coiner married Ida [Coiner]; son "Tide" (Multiades?), who graduated West Point 1908, and another son.

We were recently pleased to identify Mary E Coiner, who signed Annie Rebecca Badger's remembrance book 23 Apr 1887 Tacoma, Washington Territory.

b) Trimble10 Young had children: Eva; Mary (married Clayton Bank); Frank; Myra; and Alice.

c) Allie10 (Alice?) Young.

(v) Wesley9 Cole, born 28 Nov 1808 Pickaway Co OH, married Mary Ann Glazer -- see page 6b-43.

(vi) Rebecca9 Cole was born 10 Mar 181140 in OH.

(vii) Stephen Alson 9 Cole ,16 born 6 Dec 1812 Pickaway Co OH, married Anna Magdalene Glick -- see page 6b-44.

(viii) Polly9 Cole was born 8 Jul 181440 in OH. She died 1844, age 29, buried with her parents.

(ix) Ann9 Cole was born 16 Oct 1816 in OH. She died 17 Dec 1896 in NE, age 80, unmarried,40 and wasburied Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Saunders Co NE, with "Anna Cole" on her gravestone.

ECF said Ann lived with her father at Ashland NE and "was a darling". She signed the remembrance book 16 Jan 1886, Ashland NE.

(x) Shadrack9 Cole, born 14 Mar 1819 Pickaway Co OH, married Nancy Miller -- see page 6b-45.

(xi) Ivah9 Cole was born 22 Jun 1822 in OH.40 She may have married (--?--) Hoyman; daughter Mary Sigourney Hoyman had two sons.

(xii) Broad9 Cole was born 20 Sep 1824 Pickaway Co OH. In 1851 he moved to Lee Co IA. He spelled his name "Broad" at his marriage, but spelled it "Braud" at times later on. He married Harriet Bruner 23 Mar 1853 Shelby Co OH;40 nine children. She was born 1829 Greene Co OH. Her parents were Joseph Bruner and (--?--) Cummins.

In 1854 Broad and Harriet moved to Nebraska Territory.40,48 In 1864 they moved to Grand Traverse Co MI, in 1872 to Baldwin City KS, and in 1874 returned to South Bend Precinct, Cass Co NE.

Harriet died 2 Jun 1886, age about 47, on a visit to her brother in Ohio and was buried Port Jefferson OH. Broad died 18 Feb 190152 Ashland, Saunders Co NE, age 75, and was buried Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Saunders Co. There is a memorial stone for Harriet beside Broad's grave.

We recently found a reproduction of an 1889 "vanity book" about Cass Co NE48 where Broad was living, on 550 acres in South Bend Precinct (South Bend in Cass Co is near Ashland in Saunders Co). The picture we have of him is from this book. The article is very complimentary about his farm, mostly hedged or fenced, with large substantial buildings, including a large residence "where love and fraternal affection reign supreme". It also says that Broad, in his early years, entered the Blendon Young Men's Seminary, later Otterbein University. The first winter there, he taught school for $14 per month and boarded himself (which means he had to obtain, and pay for, lodging and food out of his salary).

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ECF quoted from a published article about Broad: "From 1854 to 1864 he lived on a farm near Plattsmouth NE, where he planted 2000 fruit trees and had the finest farm in that pioneer country. Heestablished and was superintendent of the first Sunday School in Plattsmouth. He was a member and took an active part in the first territorial legislature of Nebraska.

"When the early settlers were in serious difficulty arising from the resurvey of government land, by which boundary lines were thrown in confusion, he, as organizer and secretary of what was known as 'the claim club', did much to relieve the complications. He suggested Plattsmouth as the name for that town."

a) Lester O10 Cole was born 24 Feb 1854. He died 27 Jun 1879, age 25, and was buried AshlandCemetery, Ashland, Saunders Co NE.

b) Ivah A10 Cole.

c) Almeda10 Cole married Rev Thomas H Worley (Whorley?). They were missionaries in China for two years. In the 1889 vanity book they are shown as living Exeter, Fillmore Co NE. In the 1910 census they were living Elm St, Ashland, Saunders Co NE, with sons Carl H (19) and Lloyd F (14), and Almeda's brother Emery B Cole.

d) Sylvia E10 Cole, born 1861, married Rev Truman A Hull (or Truman H Hall). In 1889 they were living Wahoo NE. She died 1907, age about 46, and was buried Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Saunders Co NE. Her gravestone does not show her married name.

e) Myra10 Cole married (--?--) Andrews. In 1889 they lived Bartley, Red Willow Co NE, where she was head of the department of oratory and elocution at Mallalieu University. In 1953 he was a college professor in Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Co CA.

f) Oran10 Cole died before 1889.

g) Harlan C10 Cole was born 15 Sep 1867. He died 3 Oct 1885, age 18, buried Ashland Cemetery.

h) Emery Broad10 (Bruner?) Cole, born about 1869, "was the youngest in the family and stayed home to help run the farm near Ashland NE. He married Carrie M [Cole]; one child. She was born 10 Aug 1875. When Emery's father died (18 Feb 1901) "and left him his belongings, he divided with his sisters." Carrie died 17 Dec 1902, age 27, buried Ashland Cemetery beside their son.

ECF said Emery was living Monrovia, Los Angeles Co CA in 1953; we were pleased recently to find more in census records. In 1910, Emery was living with his brother-in-law Prof H Worley in Ashland. In 1920 he was living Monrovia CA, with wife Clara Lydia Stewart. She was born 19 Feb 1879 Saline Co NE. Her parents were William Henry Stewart and Isabelle Naomi Simmons. In 1930 Emery and Clara were in Monrovia Twp, Los Angeles Co CA; no children. Clara died 20 Jan 1963 Arcadia CA, age 84. We don't know when Emery died.

i) Channing E11 Cole was born 8 Sep 1899. He died 5 Sep 1901, just a few days before his second birthday, buried Ashland Cemetery.

i) Linetta L10 Cole, born 24 Apr 1876; died 7 Oct 1876, age 5 months, buried Ashland Cemetery.

Note: In Memorial Records of Shelby Co72 the persons listed below were said to be buried in Pearl Cemetery, Franklin Twp, six miles north of Sidney, on the west side of State Route 25A. We went to the cemetery, but could not find their graves. We don't know anything else about them, but include them here for possible help to a future researcher: Dimitt A Cole 1840-1903; Margaret (died 21 Oct 1923, age 84 yr, 24 da);

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-- THE MATHENA FAMILY --referenced on page 6b-27

EARLIEST GENERATIONS -- Information, including a description of an original coat of arms, is available about the Mathena/Matheny/Metheny family. Records trace the Mathena lines to eastern France in the 11th

century. First to bear the name was Guy de Vaudrey, Chevalier, Seigneur de Methanay, in the twelfth century.

Spellings varied over the years (Metteneye, Mathenia, Mathena, Metheny, etc.), with "de" used until 1590.Later generations were prominent in Flanders, one of them mayor of Bruges in 1337. Others were

closely associated with the Dukes of Burgundy. One was Chamberlain to Emperor Charles V and went with him to Spain. Information is available about these men and others in the line, and their adventures and accomplishments.

Beginning by 1550, the family was in England. The story of all these early ancestors is fascinating. It would be a wonderful trip to visit some of the sites, including the French village of Mathenay!

Charles Metteneye was born about 1569 in St Botholp's Parish, London. His son William Metteneye, born about 1595, married Elizabeth [Metteneye] and moved to Bosseden,

near Dunkirk in County Kent, before 1640.

THE "IMMIGRANT" -- Daniel Mathena I, son of William and Elizabeth, is referred to by researchers as Daniel I. He was born about 1638, probably in Canterbury, County Kent. He and his brother Michael migrated before 1663 to Surrey Co VA, and Daniel settled in Charles Co MD. He acquired several farms or "plantations" in Charles Co and in VA, including "Hope" on Aquia Creek in present-day Stafford Co VA. We don't know anything more about Michael.

About 1663 in Charles Co MD, Daniel married Sarah Wentworth. Her father was Thomas Wentworth. Born about 1648, she died about 1700, age about 52. Information about the Wentworth family is available.

Note: we have been looking for the site of the 300-acre farm called "Wentworth Woodhouse", where Daniel and Sarah lived in Charles Co MD. In 2002 we visited the Southern Maryland Research Center, at theCollege of Southern Maryland in LaPlata, Charles Co, and read the deed for the land purchased by Daniel from his father-in-law. We also read the deed for some adjoining land purchased by a man who was a witness to Daniel's deed.

Putting all available information together, we are convinced that the site of Wentworth Woodhouse was in Chicamuxen Hundred of Charles Co, on the southeast side of Mattawoman Creek, lying northwest of a linebetween present-day Marbury and Mason Springs, about 8 miles south-southwest of our home in Accokeek MD, as the crow flies.

Note also: we believe Thomas Wentworth named his farm "Wentworth Woodhouse" because that was his ancestral estate in England (or the estate he wished were his). It was named after the two families who were joined by the 1239 marriage of Emma Woodhouse, born 1220, and Robert Wentworth, born 1218. We found anintriguing website (www.wentworthvillage.net) which has a great deal of interesting information about the estate and its buildings, including an enormous two-part house. We highly recommend a visit!

In 1680 Daniel I was a soldier in Capt Brant's Charles Co Rangers, and in 1681 was exiled from Maryland as one of the leaders of the "Protestant Revolution". Apparently he and Sarah never received payment for all of their land in Charles Co. They moved to the "Hope" land in present-day Stafford Co VA, and lived there until he died 14 Oct 1685, age about 77. A tombstone marked "DM" is said to exist today and is believed to be his, but its location isn't known.

A handsome monument to Daniel and Sarah Mathena was erected in the Aquia Creek Episcopal Church yard in Stafford Co, and in 2001 the "Society of the Descendants of the Immigrant Daniel Mathena" was formed. We visited the rolling woodland on the south side of Aquia Creek which we believe to be the site of the original "Hope" farm. It's near present day "Willow Landing", just west of the railroad bridge.

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– Children of Daniel Mathena and Sarah Wentworth –

A. Susanna Mathena, born about 1662, married (--?--) Day.

B. William Wentworth Mathena, born about 1666, inherited his father's property and lived at "Hope". He married Frances Norgraves [Mason] about 1691; at least four sons: Daniel; David; John; and James. She was born about 1669. She had a son, William Mason, from her first marriage. William Wentworth died Nov 1705 at "Hope", age about 39.

1. Daniel Matheny, born about 1693, married Mary Routt [Crosby].

a. James Matheny, born about 1732 at "Hope", married Elizabeth Gaines in 1751; five children: Mary; James, below; Nathan; Luke; and Frederick. Elizabeth was born 1729. She and James Sr moved to Loudoun Co VA.

i. James Matheny, born 9 Sep1756, married (--?--) [Matheny]; children not known to us. He married Diana Rubey [Beasley] in 1771; three children: Elijah; Richard; and Charles Reynolds, below. In 1789 James moved the family by pack horse through unbroken wilderness over the Allegheny Mountains by way of Cumberland Gap to Kentucky Territory. He died 1799 Lexington, Fayette Co KY, age about 43. Born about 1740, Diana died 22 Jul 1824 Fayette Co, age about 84.

a) Charles Reynolds Matheny, born 1786, married Jemima Ogle; eleven children, including James Harvey, below. Her father was Capt Joseph Ogle. Charles died 1839, age about 53.

i) James Harvey Matheny, born 1818, studied law in Springfield as a young man, and became a friend of another young lawyer in town, Abraham Lincoln. James was best man at Lincoln's wedding in 1842. James married Maria Louisa Lee in 1845; seven children. He died 1890, age about 72.

(a) James Harvey Matheny Jr, born 1856, became the grandfather of BFE's friendLouise French “Lou” Matheny Baylis. James died 1918, age about 62.

Lou and her husband, Bob Baylis, live (2002) only a few miles from the site of the "Hope" land. Lou and BFE are interested in quilting and are members (2002) of the Mt Vernon Chapter of Quilters Unlimited of Northern Virginia.

About 1998, they began talking about their mutual interest in family research and BFE brought a draft of this section to show Lou what we were doing. As she looked through it, Lou spotted our Mary Mathena's name and exclaimed "That's my name!"

C. Elizabeth Mathena was born about 1666.D. Sarah Mathena was born about 1668. She died before 9 Mar 1679. E. Mary Mathena was born about 1670.F. Elizabeth Mathena was born about 1672.

G. Daniel Mathena II , born about 1676 Charles Co MD, is sometimes referred to by researchers as Daniel II. He married (--?--) [Mathena]; two children: William (next page) and Sarah. As the younger son, Daniel couldn't inherit property. We believe he moved to Baltimore Co MD and learned the trade of masonry. He died before 6 Aug 1752 Frederick Co MD.

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1. William Mathena , born about 1710 in what was then called Gunpowder Hundred Parish, Baltimore Co MD, married Elizabeth Barberry 12 Jan 1735 in the same parish, the name of which had been changed to St John's; at least nine children. The family moved about 1750 to the northwest part of Fairfax Co VA which later became Loudoun Co. William and Elizabeth both died Loudoun Co.

a. Daniel Mathena III was born 7 Sep 1737 St John's Parish, Gunpowder Hundred, Baltimore Co MD. For convenience, we referto him as Daniel III. He married Judah (Judith?) [Mathena] before 1760, place not known to us; probably at least ten children. About 1775 they moved from Fairfax/Loudoun Co VA to Shenandoah Co VA. In 1785 they were near Woodstock, Shenandoah Co. About 1790, they moved to Bourbon Co KY. He died there 1803, age about 66. His will, dated 6 Apr 1803, was proved Jan 1804.

i. Thomas Mathena was born about 1760. He died 8 Nov 1793 Bourbon Co, age about 33.ii. Susan Mathena, born about 1761, married Daniel Turney (c1758-c1845).iii. Ellender/Eleanor Mathena married Michael Turney 19 Sep 1785 Shenandoah Co VA. She

died Sep 1838 Wayne Co IL.iv. Sarah Mathena was born about 1770.v. Anna Mathena, born about 1772, married John Slagle 4 Jun 1792 Bourbon Co KY; at least

one child, Thomas. She died about 1803, age about 31.vi. Andrew Mathena, born about 1775, married Elizabeth Shepherd 10 Jan 1817 Adams Co

OH. We don't know why Andrew and his mother were given guardians in Daniel's will.vii. Elizabeth Mathena, born 13 Mar 1776, married John Wayland 21 Nov 1793, and married

Foster Collins 22 Jul 1799. She died 27 Jun 1835 Bourbon Co KY, age 59.viii. Mary Mathena , born 14 Nov 1778, married Shadrach Cole about 1803 -- see page 6b-27. ix. Judah/Judith Mathena, born about 1780, married William Tyler Feb 1805.

She died 1 Mar 1888 Cass Co MO, age about 108 (?).ix. Moses Mathena, born about 1789, married Rebecca Humphreys 13 Feb 1805 Bourbon Co

KY; daughters Sarah and Julian, and son Thomas Humphreys Mathena/Matheny (born about 1809 Pulaski, Bourbon Co KY, married Hannah Bosley Demmitt; nine children). Moses died about 1836 Bourbon Co, age about 47.

b. John Mathena, born about 1739, married Sarah [Mathena].c. William Mathena was born about 1743.d. Sarah Mathena was born about 1747.e. Nathaniel Mathena was born about 1749.f. Moses Mathena was born about 1752.g. James Mathena, born about 1753, married Mary [Mathena].h. Joseph Mathena was born about 1757.i. Elizabeth Mathena may have been handicapped (her father received support payments for her).

Note: In July 2001 Bob Metheny of Woodbridge VA published a marvelous book The Two Brothers of the Hope Land; The Early History of the Mathena Family89 with much original documentation. Before receiving Bob's book, we had been unable to verify the father of our Mary Mathena's father, and we are most pleased to do so now.

Much of our other information is from Dolores Matheny Gucciardo Johnson of Little Rock AR; from Louise French Matheny Baylis of Alexandria VA; and from Carolyn Grover of Independence MO. We very much appreciate their help.

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JOSHUA COLE (b 1789) and SUSANNAH RANIER (b 1792) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-22

Joshua's parents were Broad Cole and Elizabeth [Cole]Susannah's parents were Daniel Ranier and Rachel [Ranier]

(e) Joshua8 Cole, born 3 Jul 1789 Baltimore Co MD, married Susannah Ranier 7 Feb 1811 Pickaway Co OH;29,71,73 seven children: three daughters (Cynthia, Rachel, and Susannah) besides the four children below.

Susannah Sr was born 9 Jan 1792 in NJ. Her parents were Daniel and Rachel Ranier. Joshua and Susannah moved to Shelby Co OH in 1822, and were living there when Cole's Chapel was organized in their house, possibly 21 Jan 1832. Note, we have searched unsuccessfully for confirmation of the statement that Cole's Chapel was “organized in their house”. There appears to be no record of such a church in Ohio. Perhaps it was just an informal gathering of neighbors, that set out to organize but never completed the process.

Susannah died 15 Sep 1876 Sidney, Shelby Co OH, age 84. Joshua died 20 Oct 1876 Sidney, age 87, only a little over a month after Susannah. They buried Cole's Chapel Cemetery, Turtle Creek Twp, Shelby Co.42

We visited Cole's Chapel Cemetery in May 2002, and were so pleased to find the gravestones for Joshua and Susannah and two of their children. A War of 1812 marker is by his grave, so we think he probably served in that war, but we don't have any information about it.

There's no evidence of a chapel building now, but it's easy to imagine one on the attractive site, on a little knoll. It's located on Hardin-Wapakaneta Road, between Fort Loramie-Swanders Road and Fort Loramie-Port Jefferson Road, northwest of Sidney, Shelby Co OH.

As with most of the other cemeteries we visited in Ohio, many of the stones are damaged, perhaps largely by weathering and lack of care. There was vandalism but didn't seem to be as much as in some of the other cemeteries we visited, perhaps because it's at the end of a row of houses.

(i) Nancy9 Cole, born 30 Oct 1814 Pickaway Co OH, married William Kennard 25 Apr 1833 Sidney, Shelby Co OH;73 at least one child. Born 3 Jul 1810, William died 7 Aug 1883 Columbus, Bartholomew Co IN, age 73. Nancy died 17 Nov 1903 Columbus IN, age 89.

a) Joshua F10 Kennard, born 4 Aug 1840, married Lucinda Tabor. He died 4 Nov 1917, age 77.

(ii) Broad9 Cole, born 11 Apr 1820 Pickaway Co OH, married Rebecca Stanley 1 Mar 1842; five daughters,the son below and one other son. Broad settled on his father's farm in Turtle Creek Twp and remained until1845, when he and his family moved to Sidney where he was a merchant, then moved back to the farm in 1849. He was a trustee of Turtle Creek Twp for a number of years.71 Born 28 Jun 1823 Ross Co OH, Rebecca died 1891 Shelby Co OH, age about 67. Broad died 21 Aug 1907 Shelby Co, age 87.72 They were buried Graceland Cemetery,42 which is south of Sidney OH, on the west side of County Road A.

Rebecca's mother may have been Mary [Stanley] (1787-1867), buried Coles Chapel Cemetery. A stone is also there for Julia A Cole (1843-1901), who may have been Broad and Rebecca's oldest child.

a) Isaac O10 Cole was born about 1843. He died 1862, age 19, buried Coles Chapel Cemetery, GAR marker.

(iii) Nathan W9 Cole, born 29 Jan 1828 Shelby Co OH, married Martha A [Cole]; probably at least threechildren. He died 18 Feb 1920, age 92, buried Cole's Chapel Cemetery.42

a) Webster10 Cole died 23 Aug 1867, age 4 yr 10 mo 23 da, buried Cole's Chapel Cemetery. Also buried there were an unnamed infant son and another child, stone unreadable.

(iv) Joshua R9 Cole was born 1835 Shelby Co OH. He died of cholera 3 Aug 1854 Shelby Co, age 18 yrs, 11 mos, 21 days, buried Cole's Chapel Cemetery.42





JOSHUA COLE (b 1783) and MARGARET LONG and their descendantsfrom page 6b-24

Joshua's parents were Thomas Cole and Elizabeth StevensMargaret's parents and birthdate are not known to us

(c) Joshua5 Cole, born Nov 1783 Bedford Co PA, married Margaret Long 16 Feb 1808 Fairfield Co OH;55 at least four children. He died Wyandot Co OH.1,55

(i) Joshua6 Cole Jr,55 born about 1819, married Hester Ann Long 30 Aug 1846 Wyandot Co OH; at least four children. He died 5 Apr 1898, age about 79, buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Findlay OH.

a) Benjamin Franklin7 Cole,55 born 15 Dec 1849, married Julia Amanda Cone; eight children. She was born 16 Dec 1850. Her parents were Almon Lafayette Cone (1826-1903) and Margaret Long (1827-1902). Benjamin died 15 Apr 1918, age 68. Julia died 24 May 1925, age 74. They and Julia'sparents were buried Van Horn Cemetery, Vanlue OH.

i) Francis Leroy8 Cole was born 2 Feb 1872. He died 1878, age about six.ii) Elmer J8 Cole was born 18 Sep 1873. He died 1874, age less than 15 months.iii) George Almon8 Cole was born 15 Sep 1875. He died 24 Feb 1942, age 66.iv) Floyd Ross8 Cole was born 10 Feb 1880. He died 2 Oct 1943, age 63.

v) Willis Earl8 Cole,55 born 13 Mar 1882, married Lucy Catherine Jane Persing Apr 1912; at least seven children. He died 13 Feb 1929, age 46. Born 10 Jul 1886, she died 19 Feb 1966, age 79. They were buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Findlay OH.

Seven children: Evangeline Gabriella (10 Sep 1912-18 Nov 1912); Willard Earl (15 Oct 1913-20 Jun 2001); Alexander Burtus (20 Apr 1915- ); Datis Eugene (10 Sep 1916- ); Ellis Leroy (died 1918); Juanita Jean (born 8 Aug 1923, married Irvin Nicholas Prowant (5 Aug 1919-5 Feb 2002), three children); and George Benjamin Franklin (29 Oct 1924- ).

We are grateful to Diana Lee Prowant Johnson, who has supplied much information about the family of Joshua Cole.

vi) Ivy Mae8 Cole was born 22 Apr 1884. She died 1937, age about 53.vii) Inis Arvilla8 Cole was born 9 Feb 1886. She died 16 Jun 1959, age 73.viii) Harold L8 Cole was born 1 Mar 1893. He died 1893, age less than 10 months.

b) Francis Dora7 Cole was born 3 Jan 1854. She died 23 Apr 1878, age 24.

c) Mary Elizabeth7 Cole was born 3 Jul 1859. She died 23 Jun 1881, age 21.

d) John B7 Cole was born 8 Sep 1860. He died 19 Dec 1944, age 84.

(ii) William6 Cole was born about 1820.

(iii) Joel6 Cole was born about 1830.

(iv) Mary E6 Cole was born about 1833.





STEPHEN COLE (b c1795) and ANN COLE (b 1799) and their descendantsfrom pages 6b-24 and 6b-25

Stephen's parents were Stephen Cole and Rachel GorsuchAnn's parents were Thomas Cole and Elizabeth Stevens

Stephen's birthdate is not known to us

b) Stephen9 Cole, born about 1795 Baltimore Co MD, married Ann Cole 6 Feb 1817 Fairfield Co OH; probably eleven children.1 She was born 10 Nov 1799 Huntingdon Co PA, daughter of Thomas Cole and Elizabeth Stevens, page 6b-23. Ann died between 1840 and 1850, probably in Seneca Co OH, age 40-50. Stephen died about 1847 Seneca Co, probably about age 52.

Stephen's younger brother Thomas married a sister of Stephen's wife Ann. In other words, two brothers married two sisters. In this case, the two brothers are 2nd cousins, once removed, of the two sisters, page 6b-25.

In his father's will in 1826, Stephen is shown as living Wayne Co OH.47 In the probate record of 1830, no county is shown for him.

i) an unnamed son was born about 1818 and died as an infant.

ii) Stephen A10 Cole, born 31 Jan 1820 Wayne Co OH, married Sarah Offen 27 Feb 1840. He died 22 Aug 1863 Wells Co IN, age 43.

iii) Joshua10 Cole, born 1821/22, married Elizabeth Rine 28 Apr 1844 Seneca Co OH.

iv) Broad10 Cole, born 1823/24, married Emelda Offen about 1846. They moved to Wells Co IN about 1847/48.

v) Abraham10 Cole, born 1825/26, married Isabelle Wasson 9 Oct 1851 Wells Co IN.

vi) Elizabeth10 Cole, born 1827/28, married David Burgner 16 Sep 1852 Wells Co.

vii) Nancy10 Cole possibly died young.

viii) Richard10 Cole, born 1830-35, married Mary Eby Wells Co.

ix) Athalia10 Cole, born 1830-35, married William C Whitman 20 Apr 1856 Wells Co.

x) John10 Cole possibly died young.

xi) Sarah10 Cole was born 1835-40.

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THOMAS COLE (b 1796) and ATHALIA COLE (b 1794) and their descendantsfrom pages 6b-24 and 6b-25

Thomas' parents were Stephen Cole and Rachel GorsuchAthalia's parents were Thomas Cole and Elizabeth Stevens

c) Thomas9 Cole, born 20 Mar 1795/96 Baltimore Co MD, married Athalia Cole about 1816; probably at least six children,1 all but the first born in OH. She was born 20 Sep 1794 (or 18 Aug 1795) Huntingdon Co PA. Her parents were Thomas Cole and Elizabeth Stevens, page 6b-23.

In his father's will of 1826 and probate of 1830, Thomas is shown as living in Wayne Co OH.47 He was a"licensed minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church".1

Athalia died 8 May 1870 Ashland Co OH, age about 75. Thomas died 17 May 1880 Ashland Co, age about 85. They were buried Nankin Cemetery, Orange Twp, Ashland Co.

Thomas' older brother Stephen married a sister of Thomas' wife Athalia. In other words, two brothers married two sisters. In this case, the two brothers are 2nd cousins, once removed, of the two sisters, page 6b-25.

i) Thomas10 Cole, born by 1820 in PA, married Elizabeth [Cole]. He died about 1870 in OH, age about 50.

ii) Elizabeth10 Cole, born 28 Nov 1821, married Chester C Matthews 19 Dec 1839; perhaps fifteenchildren. She died 12 Aug 1912,1,49 age 90.

iii) Rebecca10 Cole, born 5 Jan 1824, married Joseph C Bolles about 1843; no children known to us. She died 10 Mar 1899 Royalton, Fairfield Co OH, age 75.

iv) Mary10 Cole, born 9 Dec 1827, married Jacob Plice 20 Aug 1846; six children. She died between 1880 and 1900, age between 53 and 73.

v) Rachel10 Cole, born about 1830, married Isaac Gordon about 1854; four children. She died after 1880, age probably at least 50.

vi) Ruth10 Cole, born about 1835, married James Campbell of Iowa about 1856.

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BROAD COLE (b 1802) and LEAH PETERS (b 1806) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-24

Broad's parents were Thomas Cole and Elizabeth StevensLeah's parents were Samuel Peters and Mary Stevenson

(j) Broad8 Cole,1,15 born 23 Sep 1802 Amanda Twp, Fairfield Co OH, married Leah Peters 7 Jan 1827 Fairfield Co; fifteen children. She was born 19 Nov 1806 Manchester, Carroll Co MD. Her parents were Samuel Peters and Mary Stevenson. Broad died 25 Jun 1882, age 79.17 Leah died 21 Jun 1893, age 86. They were buried Lithopolis Cemetery, Lithopolis, Fairfield Co.

Broad was a farmer and stock raiser who lived on the "old homestead" of 228 acres, which he had receivedfrom his father Thomas. It may have been called Big Spring Farm.

THEIR HOUSE -- On 15 May 2002 we visited Amanda Twp and found the house Broad and Leah built 1838. It's located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Winter Road and Cedar Hill Road, Amanda Twp, Fairfield Co. It's brick, two stories, with various additons and much bridal wreath growing around the outside.

We're sure it's their house, because we talked to the man who had recently bought the farm, Greg White.The house was vacant, and we asked if we could walk over to it, and he told us to look at the lintel over the door. It's inscribed "B. Cole -- AD 1838" (the A and D are joined, and there's a little flourish at each end of the lintel) but is hard to see because the porch, which Greg told us was added later, covers the top part of the lintel. Although we had felt sure it was the house, we would never have had it confirmed if it had not happened that Greg was there when we were. We probably wouldn't have gone on the porch if there were no one to ask permission, and we could very well have not noticed the lintel.

Greg said he was going to sell the house and the barns, and we sure wish we could buy them! Thecondition of the house was such that we thought it should be easily restorable. Looking through the windows, we could see beautiful parlors with large sliding wooden doors.

We looked for the graves of Broad's parents, which an 1984 cemetery listing indicated should be across the road under a tree, in a corner of a cornfield. We believe we found the place but, alas, it was so overgrown with poison ivy, other weeds, and jumk, that we couldn't see any stones. We hope to go back in colder weather. It turned out that we went again, in June 2003, but weren't prepared to climb into the weeds. And, we sure hopesomeone buys the house and starts fixing it up pretty soon; it's starting to look rather bad.

THEIR CHILDREN -- Broad and Leah had 15 children. As of 1930, they had 63 grandchildren, 118 great-grandchildren, 31 great-great-grandchildren (subtotal 226) and 80 "affinity" for a total of 306 descendents. It was said that Leah "during the greater part of her life weighed less than 100 pounds", was "a remarkable singer, with a strong and sweet soprano voice" and was "an inveterate pipe smoker as also were her sisters".17

LEAH's PARENTS -- A great deal of information is available about the Peters family. Samuel Peters and Mary Stevenson were married 28 Nov 1795. They had 12 children (Henry, Robinson J, Nathan Wesley, Rachel, Stevenson, Leah, Mary, Andrew, Gideon, Elizabeth, Louis S, and Ebenezer). The family moved from Baltimore Co MD to Fairfield Co OH during the War of 1812.

Samuel Peters was born 27 Nov 1772 in MD; he died 10 Sep 1829. Born 28 Sep 1773, Mary Stevenson died 15 Feb 1861. Her parents: Daniel Stevenson (1737-1827) and Ruth [Stevenson] (1743-1831), early pioneers of Richland Township, and the first Methodist church in the county was built of hewn logs on their land.

(i) Thomas9 Cole,15,23 born 15 Feb 1828 Amanda Twp, Fairfield Co OH, married Mary Jane Courtright 26 Feb 1852 Pickaway Co OH. She was born 16 Sep 1832. Her parents were Jesse Drake Courtright and Sallie Stout, page 6b-38. Mary Jane died 21 Jan 1902, age 69.40 Thomas died 18 May 1910, age 82. They were buried Lithopolis, Fairfield Co OH. We saw their gravestone in May 2002, with others of her family nearby. Eight children: John (1853->1887), Amanda (1854-1928), Emma (1860-1942), Nathan (1861-1862), Alva (1863-1901), George C (1865-1893), Lewis C (1870-1940), and Frank (1872-1940, we think he is the Frank Cole who signed Annie Rebecca's remembrance book, page 6b-50).

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– THE COURTRIGHT FAMILY29 --Johannes Corneliussen Kortregt (1714-1783) married Anna-Margriet Dennemarken (c1712- ); one child. Both were born Kingston Co NY, died in PA.

Abram/Abraham Van Kampen Courtright (1748-1825) married Affy (Evje/Effie) Drake (c1751-1824); five children. Her parents were John Drake and Christiana Kermer.

John/Johannes Courtright (1779-1863) married Elizabeth H Grubb (1780-1852); five children. John emigrated from PA in a "three horse wagon" 1803/04 and bought land in Royalton OH, eventually owning 1,100 acres. He married twice more after Elizabeth's death.

Jesse Drake Courtright (1811-1873) married Sallie Stout (1808-1881) 7 Aug 1831; nine children. He was a Justice of the Peace, land appraiser, township trustee, and state legislature representative.

(ii) Samuel9 Cole was born 21 Jan 1829. He died 8 Jul 1829, age six months.(iii) Mary9 Cole, born 17 Apr 1830, married William West 1856. She died 25 Aug 1869, age 39. He

died 5 May 1873. Three children: Emma Jane (1858); Frank C; and Sarah Elizabeth (1864-1893). (iv) Amos9 Cole was born and died 21 Dec 1831.(v) Obadiah9 Cole was born and died 3 Dec 1832.(vi) Elizabeth9 Cole was born 19 Jan 1834. She died 29 Jun 1839, age five.

(vii) David E9 Cole,26 born 3 Apr 1836 Fairfield Co OH, married Sarah Ettie Williamson 25 Dec 1859.27 She was born 26 Apr 1837 Fairfield Co. Her parents were Jacob Prather Williamson and Eliza Odell. In 1882 David and Sarah Ettie were living Roll, Blackford Co IN.40 He died 26 Apr 1902 Dundee, Madison Co IN, age 66. She died 9 Sep 1931 Montpelier, Blackford Co IN, age 94, buried Odd Fellows Cemetery, Hartford City, Blackford Co IN.

Six children: Enos (1860-1925); Amos (1862-1935); Laura (1863-1911); Mary Ellen “Mollie”(1865); Eliza Leah “Lida” (1866-1942); and Magdalene “Maggie” (1870).

SARAH ETTIE's PARENTS -- Jacob Prather Williamson was born 4 Mar 1804 Rock Mill, Fairfield Co OH (or Berkely Co VA, now WV). He died 16 Mar 1876 near Lancaster, Fairfield Co, age 72. Born 12 Aug 1807 Highland Co OH, Eliza Odell died 15 Jan 1894 Napoleon, Henry Co OH, age 86, buried Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Bloom Township, Fairfield Co. They married 28 Jun 1829; 11 children born Fairfield Co:27 William, Silas J, Rhoda Emmaline, Calista Margaret, John Wesley, Sarah Ettie, Mary Catherine, George Thomas, Zelda Ann, Alonzo Wesley, and Julia Emma.

– THE ODELL FAMILY26 -- Thomas Odell I (b 1660-70, d bef 11 Apr 1722) married Sarah Ridgely [Brewer] (b 1664-1669, d bef 1727 Pr Geo Co MD). There are Ridgely connections collateral to some of KFE's grandmother Edmonia Wallach Edler's Holland ancestors, Section 11a.

Thomas Odell II (b c1692-93 South River Hundred, Anne Arundel Co MD, d c1763 SC) married Margaret Beall (c1694-aft 1755).

James Odell I (b c1726 Prince George's Co MD, d bef 12 Aug 1753 Frederick Co MD) married Martha Prather (c1730-1790).

Thomas Odell III (1752-1827) married Grace Austin (1756-1835). James Odell II (b 20 Jul 1779 Berkeley Co VA) married Catherine Pittinger 28 Feb 1804 Adams Co OH. Born 2 Nov 1795, she died 11 Apr 1843 Vandalia OH, age 47.

Eliza Odell (b 12 Aug 1807) married Jacob Prather Williamson.

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(viii) Nemias (Nehemiah?) B9 Cole, born 28 Dec 1837, was a "physician" at age 22.54 He married Matilda Catherine Evans 7 Sep 1865. In 1882 they were living Bloomington IL. Nemias died 11 Sep 1904, age 65. Born 24 Sep 1839, Matilda died 27 Sep 1923, age 84.

Five children: Carrie Lena (1868); Jessie Mary (1873-1874); Nelson Evans (1876); Arnott Montgomery (1878-1882); and Leah Margaret (1884).

(ix) Jonathan S9 Cole, born 23 Sep 1839,54 married Minnie E Curry 21 May 1868. In 1882 they were living Atlanta IL. Jonathan died 14 Sep 1926, age almost 87.

Six children: Anna Belle (1869); Ella Mary (1872); Stella May (1874); Fred Burton (1877); Dessie Dell (1879); and Ross Robert (1887).

(x) Rufus9 Cole was born 12 Aug 1841. He died 7 Mar 1866, age 24, never married.54

(xi) Joseph R9 Cole, born 1 Jan 1843, married Sarah S Gowdy 2 Feb 1871;54 daughter Grace De Ella (1873). In 1882 they were living Cincinnatti OH. He married again. He died 30 Nov 1928, age 85.

(xii) Benjamin F9 Cole, born 6 Jun 1846, married Nancy Ann Turner 4 May 1871.54 In 1882 they were living Marcy OH. Benjamin died 21 Jul 1886, age 40. Born 30 Jan 1846, Nancy died 26 Sep 1917, age 71. Four children: Walter B (1872); Florence (1873); Jesse S (1878); and Mabel (1882).

(xiii) Edna B9 Cole was born 19 Nov 1883. She died 4 Feb 1925, age 39.54

(xiv) Lewis D9 Cole, born 7 Aug 1848, married Elizabeth Ashbrook 22 Dec 1874.54 In 1882 they were living Springfield OH. Born 4 Jul 1853, Elizabeth died 16 Oct 1916, age 63.

Ten children: Otho (1876-1883); Ora (1877-1887); Edward Pearl (1878-1929); Earl (1879-1882); Oka May (1880-1904); Arnet B (1884-1915); Daisy (1886- ); Ann (1888- ); Ray Arthur (1890-1912); and Olive Flora Ruth (1894-1910).

(xv) Henry9 Cole, born 17 May 1850, married Phebe Dunnick.54 She died 1876. He married Mary Robinson 1881. In 1882 he and Mary were living Cedar Hill OH. He died 16 Mar 1916, age 65. Born 26 Aug 1864, she died 11 Oct 1918, age 54, the same day her daughter Anna Marie died (possibly in the terrible flu epidemic).

Nineteen children: Milbert J (1882); Blanche (1883-1883); Myrtie (1884); Webster (1886); Leonard (1887); Ralph (1887-1887); Rufus Charles (1888); Alpha (1890); Robert (1891-1914); Curtis C(1892); Maggie (1893); Orpha (1895); Anna Marie (6 Oct 1896 - 11 Oct 1918); Helen (1898-1899);Earl (1899-1900); Russell (1900-1920); Dorothy (1902); Mabel (1906); and Inez (1908).

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MARY ANN COLE (b 1805) and DANIEL MILLER (b 1802) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-26

Mary Ann's parents were Stephen Cole and Elizabeth GorsuchDaniel's parents were Daniel Miller Sr and (--?--) [Miller]

g) Mary Ann9 "Polly" Cole, born 1 Apr 1805 Baltimore Co MD, married Daniel Miller 5 Dec 1822 FairfieldCo OH; probably eleven children.1 He was born 29 Mar 1802 in VA. His father was Daniel Miller Sr, whokept a hotel in Pickaway Co OH during the War of 1812.51

Polly and Daniel were members of the United Brethren Church.51 In 1826 and 1830, they were living Pickaway Co.47 In 1835 they moved to Section 17, Union Twp, Auglaize Co OH. He died 8 Oct 1885 Union Twp, age 83. She died 22 Nov 1891 Fairfield Co OH, age 86. They were buried Fairmont Cemetery, Auglaize Co OH.1

i) William10 Miller, born 8 Sep 1823 Fairfield Co OH, became a minister, circuit rider, and Presiding Elder. He married Elizabeth Finlaw; no children. He died 8 Mar 1917 Allen Co OH, age 93.51

ii) Elizabeth Ann10 Miller, born 7 Oct 1825 Pickaway Co OH, married Josiah Cyrus Conner. She died 15 Nov 1843, age 18.

iii) Wesley10 Miller was born 5 Jan 1828. He died 5 May 1828, age four months.

iv) Jane10 Miller, born 5 Mar 1829, married Giles Howell; seven children.

v) Simeon10 Miller, born 23 May 1831, married Nancy Catherine Lusk and married Charity Jane Lusk.

vi) Charles Washington10 Miller, born 23 Jul 1833, became a minister.

vii) Daniel Right10 Miller, born 13 Jun 1835, married Elizabeth Vantress; five children. He died 5 Aug 1909, age 74.

viii) George10 Miller, born 9 Jul 1837, possibly married Anna Huggel; four children.

ix) Mary Ann10 Miller was born 3 Sep 1839. She died 6 Aug 1857, age 17.

x) Isaac10 Miller, born 10 Oct 1841, served in the Civil War. He died 13 Sep 1925, age 83.

xi) Merit10 Miller, born 9 Mar 1844, married Elizabeth Ann Perkins; six children. He died 30 Apr 1916, age 72.

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DIMMITT COLE (b 1804) and DIANNAH FRIDLEY (b c1807) and their descendantsand

DIMMITT COLE and ELIZABETH MCVEY (b c1806) and their descendantsand

DIMMITT COLE and MARTHA STANLEY [KENNARD] (b c1816) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-27

Dimmitt's parents were Shadrach Cole and Mary MathenaDiannah's parents were Louis Fridley and Susannah [Fridley]

Elizabeth's and Martha's parents are not known to us

(iii) Dimmitt9 Cole,28 born 12 Nov 1804 near Paris, Bourbon Co KY, married Diannah Fridley 21 Nov 1826Pickaway Co OH; three children. Her parents were Louis Fridley and Susannah [Fridley]. Diannah died 23 Aug 1833 Shelby Co OH, age 26 yrs 11 mo 11 da, buried Lenox Cemetery, Shelby Co.88

Dimmitt married Elizabeth McVey 4 May 1834 Shelby Co OH; three children. In 1836 Dimmitt was a Justice of the Peace. They were in Franklin Twp, Shelby Co in 1840. Elizabeth died 8 Jan 1842 Shelby Co, age 32 yr 3 m 21 da, buried Lenox Cemetery.88

He married Martha Stanley [Kennard] 31 Dec 1844 Shelby Co; six children. She was born about 1816(age 34 in 1850). She had daughter Josephine and son Isaac from her first marriage. Dimmitt and Martha moved to Madison Twp, Pickaway Co OH 1845. They sold their property 1863 and moved 1864 to Section 25, Rock Bluffs Precinct, Plattsmouth P O, Cass Co NE. In 1870 their real estate was worth $15,000. He died there Dec 1883, age 79.

Diannah‛s parents came to Madison Twp, Pickaway Co OH in 1808, and had at least eight children: George, Jacob, John, Polly, Diannah, Catherine, Phebe, and Joshua.40

Dimmitt Cole and Joshua Fridley were securities for the settlement of the estate of Dimmitt's father Shadrach in 1845.

-- Children of Dimmitt Cole and Diannah Fridley --

a) Susannah10 Cole, born about 1828 Pickaway Co OH, married Dr William K Drake. She died 1896, age about 68.

b) Shadrach10 Cole, born about 1829 Shelby Co OH, married Mary D Frankum 11 Sep 1852;40,46 threechildren. Her parents were George Frankum and Rachel Doan. Mary died 15 Jul 1860.

i) George Dimmitt11 Cole was born 14 Dec 1853 near Circleville OH46

ii) Francis Wilbur11 Cole, born 20 Sep 1855, married and had children.

iii) Elmore W11 Cole was born 2 Sep 1858. He died 17 Jan 1859, age 4 months.

c) Lewis10 Cole, born about 1831 Shelby Co OH (age 40 in 1870), married Clara [Cole] (age 24 in 1870); son Harry (age 5 in 1870).

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-- Children of Dimmitt Cole and Elizabeth McVey --

d) John W10 Cole, born about 1835 (age 36 in 1870) Shelby Co OH, married Cynthia [Cole] (age 34 in 1870); sons Edgar (age 5) and Albert (age 5/12). John was a laborer and they lived next door to Lewis Cole.

e) Mary M10 Cole was born about 1836 Shelby Co OH.

f) William Tyler10 Cole, born 18 Nov 1838 Shelby Co OH, married Harriet Amelia Peters 7 Sep/Dec 1865 Pickaway Co OH; at least four children. She was born 6 Oct 1844 Pickaway Co OH. Her parents were William Peters and Susan Hoffhine. In 1870 William had real estate worth $1500, and they lived next door to John. Both William and Harriet died after 1889.

We recently found a partial reproduction of an 1889 "vanity book" about Cass County NE, where William lived at the time. It says he was in Co B, 88th Ohio Infantry, thirty-three months. In 1867, he and Harriet joined his father in NE, where he helped his father farm and later farmed his own land. During two years there, he was a seller of sewing machines. BFE spends a lot of time sewing, so she likes that!

HARRIET's PARENTS -- William Peters (born OH, died before 1889) and Susan Hoffhine (born MD, died after 1889) had six children, including Harriet.

i) Ella11 (or Ellen) Cole, born about 1865 (age 4 in 1870), married William T Adams; son William.ii) Elmer E11 Cole was born about 1868 (age 2 in 1870).iii) Verna E11 Cole, born Sep 1882, married Henry F Goss.iv) Lillian11 Cole was born Nov 1885.

-- Children of Dimmitt Cole and Martha Stanley [Kennard] --

g) Callisto10 Cole was born about 1846 Pickaway Co OH. Her name may have been Callista.

h) Lorenzo Dow10 Cole, born about 1847 Pickaway Co OH (age 23 in 1870), married Juliett Lemon 27 Oct 1870. In 1872 Lorenzo filed on a homestead in Reading Twp NE. He was Sunday Schoolsuperintendent in Surprise NE until he died in 1920.

Five children: Demmitt, O'Rena, Chester, Bertha, and Effie.

i) James M10 Cole was born about 1849 Pickaway Co OH (age 21 in 1870).

j) Alfonso10 Cole was born about 1852 Pickaway Co OH (age 16 in 1870).

k) Martha10 Cole was probably born about 1854 Pickaway Co OH. She isn't shown in the 1870 census.

l) Joseph10 Cole was born about 1856 Pickaway Co OH (age 14 in 1870).

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WESLEY COLE (b 1808) and MARY ANN GLAZER (b 1816) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-28

Wesley's parents were Shadrach Cole and Mary MathenaMary Ann's parents were George W Glazer and Nancy [Glazer]

(v) Wesley9 Cole, born 28 Nov 1808 Pickaway Co OH, married Mary Ann Glazer 13 Sep 1837 Fairfield Co OH; at least twelve children. Shortly after thier marriage, in Nov 1837, they moved to Franklin Twp, Shelby Co OH.71 She was born 18 Sep 1816 in MD. Her parents were George W Glazer (Glaze?) and Nancy [Glazer], who came to Pickaway Co 1827. Wesley was a farmer. He and Mary Ann brought up Harriet Bruner after she was orphaned.71 (In 1853 Harriet married Wesley's younger brother Broad, page 6b-28.)

Mary Ann died 8 Jul 1893, age 82. Wesley died 5 Feb 1900 Shelby Co, age 91. They were buried WesleyChapel Cemetery, Franklin Twp, Shelby Co.29,72

Some sources say Wesley had two earlier marriages, but we believe those have been confusedwith other men in the family with the same name.

The children marked + below were buried Wesley Chapel Cemetery.72 Those marked = below are from an 1883 "vanity" book.71 In addition, we have the names Wesley, Marion, Rosco, and Owen, but no other information about them. It's possible Wesley and Marion are middle names, and Rosco and Owen may be the unidentified children below.

We can hardly bear the thought of what the parents went through in December 1860, losing threechildren in less than three weeks.

a) Nancy P10 Cole, born about 1840, married Henry C Murphy 8 May 1862. She died before 1883.=

b) Dimmitt A10 Cole (twin), born about 1841, married Margaret Taylor Shelby Co 13 Apr 1862. He died 1903.=

c) Mary M10 Cole (twin), born about 1841, married Valentine Stanley Shelby Co 16 Sep 1860.=

d) Elizabeth I10 Cole, born about 1844, married Phillip W Young 30 Oct 1869.=

e) Rosanna (Rosa?) A10 Cole, born about 1845, married J A Wright 4 Jul 1864.=

f) George W10 (Wesley?) Cole, born 10 Apr 1847, married Mary Eliza Young Shelby Co 9 Nov 1871.He died 1 Aug 1921, buried Pearl Cemetery, Shelby Co.=

g) Broad M10 (Marion?) Cole, born about 1848, died 22 Dec 1860 (age 11 yr, 11 mo, 6 da).+

h) Stephen A10 Cole was born about 1850. He died 15 Dec 1860 (age 9 yr, 6 mo, 6 da).+

i) Wilbur F10 Cole was born about 1850. He died 17 Sep 1857 (age 7 yr).+

j) a son, name not readable, was born about 1853. He died 3 Dec 1860 (age 7 yr, 5 mo, 8 da).+

k) an unnamed infant was born 12 Feb 1856. He or she died 17 Feb 1856 (age 5 days).+

l) Sarah Emma10 Cole, birthdate not known, died after 1883.=





STEPHEN ALSON COLE (b 1812) and ANNA MAGDALENE GLICK (b 1814)and their descendants

from page 6b-28Stephen's parents were Shadrach Cole and Mary Mathena

Anna Magdalene's parents were Henry Glick and Eva Swander

(vii) Stephen Alson 9 Cole ,16 born 6 Dec 1812 Pickaway Co OH, married Anna Magdalene “Annie” Glick 16 Feb 1834 Fairfield Co OH; nine children. She was born 13 Mar 1814. Her parents were Henry Glick and Eva Swander . Stephen died 12 Feb 1880, age 67. Annie died 11 Jun 1885, age 71. They were buried HodgeCemetery, Bloomfield Twp, Logan Co OH.42

They probably had land in the southeast quarter of Section 25, Bloomfield Twp, Logan Co OH, on or near Rum Creek. In 1869, H Glick is shown on Section 17, which adjoins Section 8 where Stephen's father had land. We don't know if H Glick could be Annie's brother Henry, who married Ann Catharine Shull 29 Nov 1849 Logan Co OH. So many names on the maps appear to be affiliated with our families.

THE HODGE CEMETERY64 -- On 16 May 2002 we visited and found the gravestone of Stephen and Annie! Located on the west side of Twp Road 23, approximately ½ mile south of Co Rd 59, the cemetery is comparatively small and has no evidence of a church or other buildings nearby. The grass had been mowed recently, and the cemetery seemed well kept, with some signs of neglect but not much apparent vandalism. Unfortunately, the day was rainy and overcast and we couldn't get a photograph.

"Our" stone needs some attention. Of beautiful pink granite, the roughly square lower part, with raised lettering, seemed in perfect shape, except that it had been heaved upward at an angle by nearby tree roots. The top part also appeared in perfect condition, except that it had fallen, or been knocked, off and was lying on the ground. It's a round column, perhaps four feet long, tapering toward the conical top. We think it might be possible to reset the stone, but have decided against it, partly due to cost but mostly due to our feeling that it, the tallest in the cemetery, would be a very attractive target for vandals.

a) Henry Lyman10 Cole was born 3 Nov 1835. He died 9 Mar 1841, age 5 years, 4 months, and 6 days, buried Hodge Cemetery.42 In May 2002 his stone was out of place.

b) Shadrach Alson10 Cole, usually known as Alson, was born 7 Jun 1837. He married Elizabeth M Rairdon -- see page 6b-46.

c) Clarinda Margaret10 “Maggie” Cole, born 30 Jan 1839, married William L Hill -- see page 6b-47. d) Mary Ann10 Cole, born 1841, married Henry R (or R H) Rairdon -- see page 6b-48. e) John Wesley 10 Cole , born 10 May 1843, married Annie Rebecca Badger -- see page 6b-49. f) Perry Franklin10 Cole, probably born about 1845-1846, married Laura Jane Allen -- see page 6b-51.

g) Joseph Wilson10 Cole, usually known as Wilson, was born 24 Apr 1848. He married Lucy Foulk -- see page 6b-52.

h) Francis Marion10 Cole was born 1851. He died 16 Mar 1852, age 8 months 16 days, buried Hodge Cemetery.42 In May 2002 his stone was broken and out of place.

i) Harmon D10 Cole, born 21 Jul 1853, married Mary Eliza "Mollie" Frederick -- see page 6b-54.

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SHADRACK COLE (b 1819) and NANCY MILLER (b 1824) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-28

Shadrack's parents were Shadrach Cole and Mary MathenaNancy's parents were Peter Miller and Mary Scothorn [Claur]

(x) Shadrack9 Cole,16,28 born 14 Mar 1819 Pickaway Co OH, married Nancy Miller 29 Nov 1846 Pickaway Co; seven children. She was born 23 Mar 1824. Her parents were Peter Miller and Mary Scothorn [Claur]. Nancy died 2 Jan 1882 Plattsmouth, Cass Co NE, age 57. Shadrack died 29 Dec 1888 Plattsmouth, age 69.

NANCY'S FAMILY -- Her father, Peter Miller, was born in Virginia and went to Ohio 1804 with his parents. Injured in a fall from a horse, he died 5 Sep 1849, age 66. According to a petition for dower, his widow owned land in Pickaway and Allen Counties OH. Some Miller heirs named are Joash, Elizabeth, Stephen, Joseph P (a minor), Mary Ann (a minor), and William H.59

Mary Scothorn, born about 1794 in VA, married John Claur (Clore?); three children. Secondly, she married Peter Miller 21 Nov 1821; eight children, including Nancy.

Mary Scothorn's parents were Lewis Scothorn, who died 1816, and (--?--) Bell, who married (--?--) Tallman after Lewis' death. Much more information is available about the Scothorn family, which originated in Scotland and "was in Ohio from 1805".40

(a) Zerah Wilburn10 Cole, born 10 Oct 1848 Pickaway Co OH, married Eva Rheinfrank 1884. He died 27 Mar 1909, age 60.

(b) Mary Elizabeth10 Cole, born 7 Feb 1850 Pickaway Co OH, married Samuel Eccles Jun 1881. She died 3 Jan 1926, age 75.

(c) Alice Ann10 Cole was born 7 Nov 1851 Lee Co IA. She died 20 Jun 1884, age 32.

(d) Shadrack Olin10 Cole, usually known as Olin, born 23 Oct 1854 Lee Co IA, married Caroline Cook 23 Mar 1881; four sons and two daughters. They lived Maynard NE. She died 17 Sep 1931, age 76.

(e) Ida Alice10 Cole, born Oct 1855 Lee Co IA, married Silas Long 15 May 1878; daughter Susan F born about 1885 in NE (age 35 in 1920). A farmer, Silas was born about 1854 (age 66 in 1920) in IA. In 1920 they were living St Lucie Co FL. Ida Alice died 1 Jun 1938, age 82.

(f) Alva Rebecca10 Cole, born 18 Apr 1857 Lee Co IA, married William H Venner. They lived Plattsmouth NE. She died 20 Dec 1946, age 89.

(g) Stephen Broad10 Cole, born 26 Feb 1860 Cass Co NE, married Lillian Brust. They lived near Lexington NE. In 1920 Lillian is shown, age 56, in Mt Vernon, Knox Co OH, in a hotel or rooming house. She is shown as married, but no husband shown (perhaps he was in military service?). He died 25 Jun 1954, age 94.

(h) Ransom Miller10 Cole, born 27 Nov 1865 Cass Co NE, married Margaret Spangler 28 Feb 1894. She was born about 1873 Scotland. In 1920 they are shown, ages 53 and 47, as lodgers in a house on Pacific Avenue South, Redondo Beach, Los Angeles Co CA. He died 4 Jul 1930 Long Beach CA, age 64.

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SHADRACH ALSON COLE (b 1837) and ELIZABETH M RAIRDON (b 1838)from page 6b-44

Alson's parents were Stephen Alson Cole and Anna Magdalene GlickElizabeth's parents are not known to us

b) Shadrach Alson10 Cole,16,18 usually known as Alson, was born 7 Jun 1837 DeGraff, Logan Co OH. He married Elizabeth M Rairdon 20 Nov 1866 Logan Co;18,19 no children. She was born 24 Jan 1838. We haven't identified her parents, although there were several Rairdon families in the area.

She died 19 May 1902, age 64. He died 13 Jan 1913 Logan Co, age 75. They were buried GreenwoodCemetery, DeGraff.

Alson was the older brother of BFE's great-grandfather John Wesley Cole, and she remembers some of Alson's pictures and books. She was always fascinated by his monogram. He first made a cursive capital "S", then joined the bottom of a cursive capital "C" to it (in other words, the tall narrow loop at the top served both letters), then drew a crossbar between the lower parts of the "S" and the "C" in order to make the "A". It really looked very nice.

Alson and Elizabeth were married at the residence of her father in DeGraff, by Rev R D Oldfield.37

In Elizabeth's will of 22 Apr 1902, she left their farm (boundaries described in detail) to her husband for his lifetime, but wanted it to go to her sister, Rosa Hanks, after her husband's death, because the farm had belonged to her parents. Elizabeth signed by mark (literacy was not universal for women even in 1902).

Alson had only a small property himself, in DeGraff, and it had to be sold to pay his debts after he died. Thedocuments related to this have been a marvelous source of information on the family.

CIVIL WAR SERVICE -- He was in the 96th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He enrolled in Co I atBloomcentre 15 Aug 1862, for three years. He mustered in 23 Aug 1862 Delaware OH. He was absent from Julythrough October 1863, sent to hospital at Vicksburg MS 13 Aug 1863 and was disabled 15 Aug 1863 at Vicksburg MS, by disease of respiratory organs, chronic diarrhea, disease of his stomach and rectum.

In the Battle of Sabine's Cross Roads in LA, he received a gunshot wound of his left hand 8 Apr 1864. On 18 Nov 1864 he was paid a $25 bounty (with $75 due) and transferred to Co B, evidently as part of a consolidation. He was mustered out Mobile AL 7 Jul 1865.36

He was described as 5'11½" tall, light complexion, grey eyes, sandy hair. The picture we have of him was taken in Baton Rouge LA in 1865, presumably after the end of the war.

He applied for a pension 2 May 1890. It was granted, although possibly not until 1907, based on his being almost totally disabled, unable to do any manual labor, with constant throat clearing and constant diarrhea.

THE GREENWOOD CEMETERY -- In June 1998 we visited the Greenwood Cemetery in DeGraff OH, and werepleased to find a plot with a rather elaborate monument with "Cole" on both sides in large letters. One small corner marker showed "139 SAC" and we found two other corners with only the number. Tombstones for S Alson Cole and Elizabeth M Cole gave birth and death dates as we show them above.

There is space, but no stones, for two more graves, and we believe Alson's brother John Wesley Cole and his wife Annie Rebecca Badger, page 6b-49, are buried there. In May 2002 the sexton agreed there are two unmarked graves in the plot. We think the two brothers must have purchased the plot jointly and erected the monument. We think John arranged for the stones for Alson and Elizabeth, but that Annie was unable to do so for him and no one did so for her. The extremely minimal cemetery records only show Alson's name. John's death certificate indicates a funeral home no longer in existence, and the present funeral home's records for that time have been lost. We would like to place a stone for John and Annie, but so far have been unsuccesful in finding appropriate documentartion.





CLARINDA MARGARET COLE (b 1839) and WILLIAM L HILL (b 1835)and their descendants

from page 6b-44Clarinda's parents were Stephen Alson Cole and Anna Magdalene Glick

William's parents are not known to us

c) Clarinda Margaret10 “Maggie” Cole, born 30 Jan 1839, married William L Hill 20 Nov 1859; at least tenchildren. In 1860 he was a farmer and they were living Logansville Rd, Pleasant Twp, Logan Co OH. With them was Barbara Hill, age 66, presumably his mother, and Eliza Jane Hill, age 22, perhaps his sister. Maggie died Sep 1872 Carrollton MO, age about 34. Born 6 Jun 1835, William died 3 Jul 1880, age 45.

Maggie signed Annie Rebecca Badger's remembrance book, page 6b-50. We originally thought her name was Chlorinda, because ECF spelled it that way, but "Clarinda" was in the documents we found in May 2002.

We note that Maggie and William had ten children in less than 14 years, a large but not impossible number. We believe Maggie married, secondly, J W Strayer, presumably not long after the birth of William M Hill in Apr 1871. We assume she and William had divorced, but it's possible our information is incorrect.

The children and grandchildren below are shown as next of kin in the 1913 petition to sell Alson Cole's real estate, and they are the only people named Hill who could have been his next of kin. We have a birthdate for only one of them, and all the men are named before the women, so the birth order below is assuredly incorrect.

i) Henry A11 Hill married Ellen S [Hill]; children: Vincent; Edith (married Strayer Long); Herschell; Lelia;possibly one more daughter. Henry signed the remembrance book 27 Aug 1886 living Lincoln NE.

ii) John L11 Hill married Jennie Earl [Hill]; daughter Annabel.iii) William M11 Hill, born 18 Apr 1871 Pleasant Twp, Logan Co OH,60 married Clara Staley; no children.iv) Oron (Orin?) A11 Hill married Nellie [Hill]; no children.v) Joseph E11 Hill married Linna W [Hill]; daughter Catherine and a son.vi) Franklin T11 “Frank” Hill, married Nora R [Hill]; two children: Gerald and Margaret.vii) Perry Anderson11 Hill, usually known as Anderson, married Tabitha [Hill]; three children. She signed

the remembrance book as Tabitha O Hill, a cousin in Quincy OH.

(a) Lena A12 Hill married Lee William Badger; two children. His parents were Walter Ambrose Badger (1851-1937) and Emma Annabelle Pool (1857-1914).

When Lena signed the remembrance book, she was living in Quincy OH. Earlier we weren't surewhether her name might actually be Laura, but we found her signature "Lena" on the 1913 petition.

In 1916, Lena, Lee, and their children moved to Texas with Lee's father.Walter Ambrose Badger was a brother of Annie Rebecca Badger, who married John Wesley Cole,

page 6b-49. This means that Lena is BFE's second cousin, once removed, and Lee is her first cousin,twice removed, but Lena and Lee are not cousins of each other.

-- See Section 6c for some information about the BADGER family --

(i) Elizabeth Miriam13 Badger married F T Robidoux; daughter Diane Elaine.(ii) Dr William13 Badger married Stella Perry; son Dr Lee William II married Junye Real;

three sons, Lee William III, Michael and John.(b) Gladys M12 Hill married (--?--) Nickolls; daughter Hulda Ruth.(c) Clarinda E12 Hill married Raymond Miller; son Perry Anderson and two daughters.

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MARY ANN COLE (b 1841) and HENRY R RAIRDON and their descendantsfrom page 6b-44

Mary Ann's parents were Stephen Alson Cole and Anna Magdalene GlickHenry's parents and birthdate are not known to us

d) Mary Ann10 Cole, born 1841 near DeGraff, Logan Co OH, married Henry R (or R H) Rairdon 18 (or 19) Apr 1866; at least three children. She died between 9 Feb 1880 (date of her father's will) and 11 Apr 1881 (date of probate of her father's will), age about 40.

Henry, whose middle name may have been Richard, may have been a brother of William Rairdon, who married Annie Rebecca Badger's sister Cornelia (Section 6c). We don't know whether Elizabeth Rairdon, who married Mary Ann's brother Shadrach Alson, page 6b-46, was Henry's and/or William's sister. There were several Rairdon families in the area in the time period. Information is available, but we have not followed it because it's collateral for us.

When we visited the Greenwood Cemetery, we found several Rairdon tombstones, which may be for members of Henry's family. We thought it especially sad that two young men, we believe to be brothers, were killed or otherwise died, in the war only a short time apart. James N died 27 Jun 1864, age 20, and John S died Jul 1864, age 22. They were members of the same unit as Shadrach Alson Cole, so he surely knew them.

In addition to the children listed below, Mary Ann and Henry may have had two more sons, both bornBloomfield, Logan Co OH. They are not shown in the 1913 petition but could have died by then:

Norman W Rairdon, born 6 Dec 1867; and Henry D Rairdon, born Aug 1870.

i) Emma A11 Rairdon, born 20 Dec 1872 Bloomfield Twp, Logan Co OH, married (--?--) Lockhart; son Hugh.

Emma and her brothers Wilbur and Lester are shown as "children" in the 1881 application for probate of their grandfather Stephen's will.

ii) Wilbur H11 Rairdon, born about 1868 (age 52 in 1920 census), married Lillian D [Rairdon]. She was born about 1878 (age 42 in 1920). He was an automobile agent and in 1920 they were living New Bremen, Auglaize Co OH.

iii) H(?) Lester11 Rairdon, born before 1881, married Nell Smith; son Smith Rairdon, who married (--?--) Myers.

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JOHN WESLEY COLE (b 1843) and ANNIE REBECCA BADGER (b 1849) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-44

John Wesley's parents were Stephen Cole and Anna Magdalene GlickAnnie Rebecca's parents were John Calvin Badger and Eliza Jane Douglass

e) John Wesley 10 Cole ,16,20 born 10 May 1843 Bloomfield Twp, Logan Co OH, married Annie Rebecca Badger 29 Jul 1869 Fort Madison, Lee Co IA;16 two children. She was born 7 Jan 1849 Bellefontaine, Logan Co. Herparents were John Calvin Badger and Eliza Jane Douglass .

John died 7:30 Friday morning 14 Sep 1923 at home in DeGraff, Logan Co, age 80,21 buried 16 Sep 1923Greenwood Cemetery, DeGraff. Annie Rebecca died 5 Apr 1926 DeGraff, age 77.

When John was 17 or so, he went to Sidney OH to work. When he returned to his parents' home on Rum Creek,Bellefontaine OH, he was playing the violin and pleased with it. In those days they called the violin a "fiddle" and it was used at dances. The church then disapproved of dances. His parents were hurt that their beloved son used "an instrument of the devil." So he gave it up. He didn't want to do anything wrong.

Although notes of his daughter ECF (Edith Cole Fisher) don't mention military service, his obituary indicates that he was a Civil War veteran. We've been searching for confirmation of this, and thought we had found evidence thathe was in Co C, 43rd Ohio Infantry. Now we think that the information we found may have referred to another John W Cole. Thus, this remains an area that a future researcher could explore.

He had a large hardware store in Carrollton, Carroll Co MO (about 60 miles east of Kansas City MO), which catered to farmers in several nearby counties. He was a church man, who liked to help young men get started in life(Wesley Poland, Aunt Jennie's husband, was one of them). At one point, John was head of Knights of Pythias. In 1882, John and Annie moved to Nebraska, where in the 1900 census they are shown in Lincoln NE. In 1902 theyreturned to Logan Co OH to live in DeGraff.77

ECF said he was very tall, but never weighed more than 135 lbs. He never had a doctor called for him until his last sickness, which was off and on for four years. He was a walker, fond of music, reading and church going. He liked to do things for people. ECF said he was a wonderful man, and that it was an honor to have known and loved him. When John died, his wife and daughter were with him. His funeral was to be 16 Sep 1923 at the Methodist Episopal Church in DeGraff.33

John wrote at least two poems addressed to Annie Rebecca. She also wrote poetry, some of it in prayer form. We've included three of their poems on the last pages of this section.

On 21 Jun 1998 we visited the Greenwood Cemetery just north of DeGraff OH, and were pleased to find tombstones for several of our relatives. It's a very pretty place, and its name suits it exactly. We wished we had had more time to explore the area but, after our visit, we felt a little more acquainted with some of the family we know so little about. See page 6b-30 for more on the cemetery and why we think we found the graves of John and Annie Rebecca.

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i) Edith Avanelle 11 Cole 16 was born 27 Jul 1871 Carrollton, Carroll Co MO. She married Alexander Wadden Fisher 28 Sep 1893 Lincoln, Lancaster Co NE; five children. He was usually known by his initials A W. He was born 2 Sep 1872. His parents were Joseph H Fisher and Amelia Jones .

One of Edith and A W's children was Claire Cole Fisher, father of Barbara Ann Fisher Edler (BFE).

ii) Stephen Edwin11 Cole16 was born 7 Mar 1874 Carrollton, Carroll Co MO. He died of cholera infantum Aug 1875 Carrollton, age 1 year and 5 months.

-- ANNIE REBECCA BADGER'S "REMEMBRANCE BOOK" --

Annie Rebecca Badger married John Wesley Cole in 1869 and became the mother of Edith Avanelle Cole Fisher (ECF).

For Christmas 1866, Annie Rebecca received an album in which she kept remembrances. The book, in possession (1992) of cousin Edith Duke Kautsky, is signed by many of her relatives and friends.

We've greatly enjoyed identifying the relatives who signed Annie Rebecca's book, and these are noted throughout this Section 6b.

There are, however, several other relatives who signed the rememberance book, so far not yet identified specifically by us. These include cousins Sidney Cole, Emma Pool Turner (10 Dec 1871), A M Glick, and P H Hill, and a nephew, L H Cole (Rising, Butler Co NE). Maybe someday we will find them also.

Note: Annie Rebecca's book has also been one of our sources for information in Section 6c about the Douglass and Badger families.

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PERRY FRANKLIN COLE (b c1845/46) and LAURA JANE ALLEN (b 1849)and their descendants

from page 6b-44Perry's parents were Stephen Alson Cole and Anna Magdalene Glick

Laura's parents were (--?--) Allen and Eliza Ann Coulter

f) Perry Franklin10 Cole, probably born about 1845-1846, married Laura Jane Allen; two children. She was born 1849. Her parents were (--?--) Allen and Eliza Ann Coulter. Laura and Perry both died 1917, ages about 68 and 72, buried Bellefontaine Cemetery, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH.42

Perry was well known in Bellefontaine and had a store which, according to an 1890 photograph (printed in a newspaper much later), advertised over its door "Cole's Store. Cloak and Drygoods, Goods Sold at Only Ten Per Cent Profit". He, Laura and Eliza are in the photograph.

In Section 5 of the Bellefontaine Cemetery, which we visited May 2002, there is a large stone with “Cole-Rairdon" on it in large letters. In small letters, a total of five burials are indicated, including Perry, Laura Jane, their daughter Ivaloo, her husband Omer, and "J E Allen 1867-1956".

We think J E Allen may have been a brother or uncle of Laura's. On the 1920 census, James Allen, age 52, is shown as a laborer in a Logan Co flour mill, boarding in Bellefontaine with a family named Culp.

i) Edith Ivaloo11 Cole, usually known as Ivaloo or Iva, was born 1874. She married Omer A Rairdon; at least one child. Omer was born 1872. In 1920 they were living Bellefontaine. She died 1948, age about 74. He died 1959, age about 87. They were buried Bellefontaine Cemetery.42

(a) Stanley C12 Rairdon was born about 1896 (age 24 in 1920 census).

ii) an unnamed infant son died 26 Jul 1876, buried Hodge Cemetery.

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JOSEPH WILSON COLE (b 1848) and LUCY FOULK (b 1848) and their descendantsfrom page 6b-44

Joseph Wilson's parents were Stephen Alson Cole and Anna Magdalene GlickLucy's parents were George Foulk and Sarah [Foulk]

g) Joseph Wilson10 Cole, usually known as Wilson, was born 24 Apr 1848. He married Lucy Foulk 30 Jan 1868; at least four children. She was born 24 Apr 1848, Pleasant Twp, Logan Co OH.76 Her parents were George and Sarah Foulk (Fulk?). George left a bequest to Lucy's daughter Alice Blanche.

Wilson died 26 Jan 1912,35 Bellefontaine, Logan Co, age 63. In 1923 Lucy was living Bellefontaine.33

She died there 7 Mar 1942, Harmon Home, Bellefontaine,76 age 93, buried Bellefontaine Cemetery.

We don't know the birthdates of all Wilson and Lucy's children, so the order below is probably not entirely correct. The Application for Letters of Administration of Joseph Wilson's estate, dated 24 Feb 1912, is our source for some of the information on the children. The document says he left money in banks and notes of not over $900.00, and real estate worth not over $12,500.00, and had no indebtedness. The lastpayment to the heirs, in final settlement of the estate, was made 21 Aug 1917 in the amount of $177.85.

George Fulk is shown as age 76, with wife Sarah age 77, in the 1860 census of Pleasant Twp, Logan Co.In the next two houses are families of George and Lucy Fulk, and Adam and Catharine Fulk, presumably sons and daughters-in-law of George and Sarah.

i) Florence11 Cole, born 8 Jan 1869,34 married W Grant Schultz after 1892. She signed Annie Rebecca'sremembrance book 27 Aug 1892, Bloomentine OH. In 1912 and 1942 she was living near DeGraff, Logan Co OH.35 She died before 1954.

Two children: Fleeta Ardra and George Wilson.

ii) Anna Estella11 “Stella” Cole, born 17 Mar 1870 Bloomfield Twp, Logan Co OH,34 married William Edward Strayer -- see Section 6c.

iii) Lora11 Cole, born about 1873 (age 7 in 1880), married Frank Kreglow, probably Dec 1901. His brother Grover married Lora's sister Alice Blanche. Frank died 11 Mar 1902.

An extract of a 7 Jan 1902 newspaper account tells of the marriage "a short time ago" of Lora Cole of Rum Creek to Frank Kreglow of Pleasant Twp. Another extract, from the same newspaper, dated Friday 14 Mar 1902, reports that Frank was injured by the falling of a tree "some weeks since" and that he died the previous Tuesday and was buried Thursday. We don't know Lora's birthdate or anything elseabout her, and she isn't shown in any of the documents relating to her father's estate, so she must have died before 1912.

iv) Omer Monroe11 Cole, usually known as Monroe, was born 12 Apr 1876. He married Jessie E Cloud(Clour?);77 at least two children. She was born 24 Mar 1881. In 1912 and 1920, Monroe was a farmer inBellefontaine, Logan Co OH,35 in 1923 he was in DeGraff, Logan Co,33 and in 1942 in Columbus OH. He died 20 Sep 1954, age 78, buried Greenwood Cemetery.64,76,77 Jessie died 28 May 1970, age 89.

(a) Beatrice12 Cole was born about 1911. At the time of her father's death, she was married to Frank Sager of Columbus OH.

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(b) Omer Monroe12 “Jim” Cole Jr was born 12 Sep 1920. He was a WWII veteran and was employed by the F & R Lazarus Co. In 1954 he was living in CA. He married Geraldine [Cole].Jim died Feb 1980, age 59, Columbus OH, buried Union Cemetery, Columbus.

Three children: Jonda (married John Pote of Windsor CA); Jaclyn (married Terry Hoffmanof Columbus OH); and Linda (married William DeWitt of Columbus).76

v) Rose11 Cole married Emery Y Garling after 1903.32 In 1912 she was living near Lewistown OH,35 and in 1942 Bloom Center OH.

Two children: Geraldine and Emmerson.

vi) George S11 Cole, born about 1881 (age 39 in 1920), married Evalyn S Skinner. She was born about 1888 (age 32 in 1920). He was administrator of his father's estate 1912-1918. In 1912, 1942 and 1954

he was living Cleveland OH.35 Two children: Velma, born about 1912 (age 8 in 1920); and Betty, born about 1917 (age 2¾ in 1920).

In the 1920 census, John J Skinner, age 21, is shown as George Cole's brother-in-law, in the household of George and Evalyn on Ashbury St in Cleveland City OH.

vii) Alice Blanche11 Cole, probably usually known as Blanche, was born about 1886 Bloom Center OH (age 33 in 1920). She married Grover C Kreglow 4 Jan 1905 Rum Creek United Methodist Church,Logan Co OH. He was born about 1884 (age 36 in 1920). He was a professor at Ohio State University and at Ohio Wesleyan University. In 1912 they were living Ada OH,35 where he taught at Ohio NorthernUniversity. In 1920 they were living Logansville village, Logan Co, where he was in general farming. In 1954 they were near Quincy OH. He died 26 Oct 1960, age about 76. She died 10 Feb 1980, Green Hills Center, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH, age about 94, buried Greenwood Cemetery, DeGraff, Logan Co.76

Four children: James Julius (born about 1907, lived Bellevue in 1980); Esther Lenore (born about1909, married R J Wakefield, living Dallas TX in 1980); Robert C (born about 1914, living DeGraff in 1980); and Isabel (born after 1920, married Arthur A Lewis, living Bellefontaine in 1980).

An interesting item was a document we found in the Logan Co library, dated 15 Nov 1900, making Blanche's father her guardian. She was 14 years old, and stated that he was her choice. She had received a bequest of $100.00 from her grandfather George Foulk, and the guardianship was necessary because she was a minor. The guardianship ceased in 1904, when she became eighteen. Her bequest had been invested and had earned $24.00 interest, but there were a few expenses, so in 1904 she received $117.00.

viii) Hazel11 Cole married Clifford Staley. In 1912 she was living near DeGraff, Logan Co OH.35 In 1942 and 1954 she was living Sidney, Shelby Co OH.

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HARMON D COLE (b 1853) and MARY ELIZA “MOLLIE” FREDERICK (b 1858)and their descendants

from page 6b-44Harmon's parents were Stephen Alson Cole and Anne Magdalene Glick

Mollie's parents were Martin Frederick and Ophelia Prill

i) Harmon D10 Cole,21 born 21 Jul 1853 Bloomfield Twp, Logan Co OH, married Mary Eliza "Mollie" Frederick 12 Sep 1874 Jackson Twp, Shelby Co OH; at least four children. She was born 25 Mar 1858 near Dayton, Montgomery Co OH. Her parents were Martin Frederick and Ophelia Prill. Mollie died 22 Apr 1904, age 46, buried Glen Cemetery, Port Jefferson, Shelby Co OH.42

Harmon died 6 Feb 1916,72 age 62, buried beside Mollie.Harmon worked on his father's 500 acre farm, and he and Mollie lived there until Aug 1879,

when they moved to the 40 acres of land Harmon would later inherit from his father, in Bloomfield Twp, not far from Maplewood, Shelby Co OH.58 Harmon started building their house in 1877. Later he added 40 more acres.

Earlier we thought Mollie probably died sometime between the births of the second and third children, because of the unusual number of years between those children, but now know she was mother of all four.32

i) Iva11 Cole, probably born about 1880, married Joseph Edwards of St Louis MO.58

Iva was on the roll of honor for the Bellefontaine public schools in the 1886-1887 school year. She also attended school in Jackson Center, Anna, and Lebanon OH (where she spent two years in the normal school (teacher's college)). She taught school for four years.

In 1930 she was probably the widow Iva E Edwards, age 50, who was keeper of a rooming house in St Louis.

ii) Flossie O11 Cole, born about 1885, married Orlando C Scherer a few days before 24 Nov 190332

Logan Co OH. He was born about 1884. In 1920 he was a farmer on Boundary Road, Bloomfield Twp, Logan Co. He died 1967, age about 83. She died 1970, age about 85. They were buried Glen Cemetery.42

Two children: Helen A, born about 1907, and William O, below. Flossie graduated from public schools and passed the "Boxwell examination" with the Class

of 1901. According to an article in the Ohio Genealogical Society Quarterly, March 2003, the Boxwell examination, which later became known as the Patterson examination, required a full day at the county seat. Those passing were allowed to enter high school, and their tuition was paid by the township or county.

(a) William O (Orlando?)12 Scherer was born 5 Nov 1909 or 1910. He married Jewell J [Sherer]. She was born 3 Nov 1907. He died 14 Apr 1996, age 86. She died 1 Aug 1998, age 90. They were buried Glen Cemetery.

His gravestone has 5 Nov 1909 - 14 Apr 1996; a metal placque in the ground nearby has 5 Nov 1910 - 14 Apr 1996. In the 1920 census he is shown as 10 years old.

iii) Harold C11 Cole was born 28 Apr 1894. In 1930 he was single, a car salesman, living Sidney, Shelby Co.

iv) Olive Genevieve11 Cole was born 19 Oct 1896.

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MY PRAYERby Annie Badger Cole, DeGraff OH

O Lord Jesus I am weak, but let me come to Thee And claim the cleansing of thy blood so freely shed for me.My blessed Master and my Lord, to whom then shall I go, If from thy presence, Judas-like, I wander to and fro?Oh no. I can not bear the thought. I can not from Thee stray. Thou hast the words of endless life. I know no other way.

I come to Thee with contrite heart. O take this heart of mine. Give me the sanction of Thy love and make me wholly Thine.Keep me from temptation's power and give me grace to say, Thy will and Thine alone be done. O guide my steps each day.This boon I ask, dear Lord, I plead. O keep me near to Thee And make me feel Thy precious blood was freely shed for me.

For me, for me! Ah glorious thought! What more can mortals ask Than full bestowment of Thy love and in Thy sunshine bask?O Lord, Thou knowest all our hearts, then search me well and give Assurance of Thy perfect love and teach me how to live,To grow in grace and reach the goal we're striving for each day And keep me humble in Thy sight to walk the narrow way.

Teach us to number all our days and thus our hearts apply To learn to walk in wisdom's ways with wisdom from on high.This is my prayer, dear Lord. Keep me and also mine And thus to Thee all praise ascribe, for Christ's sake, Thy son divine. Amen.

We found the poem below, in beautiful penmanship, on a folded paper with an embossed lacy border.

A DREAM

I sit beside a dimpled streamAnd as I sit I sleep and dreamAnd in my dreams thy face I seeBut who I am is not to thee

I see a pair of tender blue eyesThat fills me with sweet surpriseAnd in those eyes sweet thoughts I seeBut what about is nought to thee

And thus beside the tuneful streamI sit and sleep a sleeping dreamAnd still within that dream I seeA face I love, 'tis nought but thee,

John Wesley ColeJanuary 20, 1867





In beautiful penmanship, this is by John Wesley Cole to Miss Annie Rebecca Badger

Where the stream its sparkling waters Ripple softly byWhere the happy joyous songsters Raise their notes on highWhere sweet flowers ---- with dew drops Lured the busy bee,Dwelt a fair and lovely maiden,

Darling Annie B.

Hair the softest, brightest golden Eyes of heavenly blueCheeks that ----- the bloom of roses Teeth of pearly hueWith a smile of gentle sweetness Beautiful to seeWon the love of all who knew her,

Darling Annie B.

When fair spring with gentle finger Broke her icy chainUshering in, with joy and gladness, Flora's blooming trainGayly through the fields and meadows Fresh and fancy freeWarbling songs of sweetest music,

Roamed fair Annie B.

Gliding over the silver water With the moon aboveAnnie felt the touch of Cupid There she learned to loveFor a knight of noble bearing From beyond the sea---- and sought to win fair Annie,

Win fair Annie B.

Spoke the knight, in tones of richness, "Will you go with meTo my land of storied beauty Far beyond the sea?If you answer yes, sweet Annie, I shall happy be.Tell me truly, may I call you

My dear Annie B.?"

When the rose and fragrant lily Summer blossoms bore,Annie through the shady woodland Roamed alone no more,For when autumn's gold and scarlet Wood and forest dyed,She had promised, promised softly,

She would be a bride.

THE MAKING OF DRESSES-- As remembered about 1953 by Edith Cole Fisher (ECF) --

Grandma Eliza Douglas Badger was the oldest of her family. At one time her sisters took turns bringing their children and much cloth to Eliza's home to spend the day. Eliza would cut out and fit garments for them to take home and finish. My mother could copy any style dress and have it fit.

The dresses used to be very elaborate. The sleeves had to fit without a wrinkle or gather. She could take her chart and draft a pattern, after carefully measuring the one to whom the dress would belong. She could make the front of the skirt to look like one picture in a fashion book, and the back like another (if they wished it that way).

Same with the waist, basque they called it. The dresses were elaborately trimmed, even the skirts. That was before my day. Sometimes I had some trimming on skirt, a wide self colored velvet band across bottom of skirt, or one or more rows of self colored ribbon around skirt.

After a dress looked finished, there was much work inside! The darts in front of waist and other seams were cut open and pressed flat. The dresses were all lined with perkeline (I think that is its name). The inside seams in waist in front had covered whalebone fastened with pretty colored silk embroidery thread. The edges of the seames were overcast with same thread. No raw edges showed. The perkeline and dress goods edges were turned inside.

The skirt also was lined from bottom up for quite a distance with stiff crinoline. The edge of skirt was faced (instead of hemming). At last a "dust ruffle", a narrow full pleating of cloth, was sewed on the edge. The skirts were long, also the sleeves.





-- SELECTED ENDNOTES, SECTION 6b --Rev 05/07

1. Ralph E Tuttle, Cole Family of Jefferson County, Ohio (Merritt Island FL: self published).

2. Scott Lee Boyd, Parrish Family, Including the Allied Families of Belt, Boyd, Cole... (Santa Barbara CA: self published 1935).

5. Almarie Moore Edwards, Caples Family and Some of its Allied Families, (Silver Spring MD: self published), citing 1770 will, Baltimore Co MD, liber 37, folio 692.

8. Family Tree Maker, software (Novato CA: Banner Blue Div., Broderbund, Inc, 1997), World Family Tree, Vol 1, Ed 1, Tree 5796.

14. Letter of Ralph E Tuttle, 21 Jan 1992, Fisher-Edler genealogy files.

15. A A Graham, History of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio: Their Past and Present... (Chicago: W.H.Beers Co, 1883), pp. 372-375.

16. Notes of Edith Cole Fisher, undated, Fisher-Edler genealogy files.

17. Unknown author, Peters Family Genealogical Record and History, (Columbus OH: Peters Family Association, 1930), p. 12.

18. Records of US Pension Agency, Department of the Interior, n.d. Certificate No. 694115, US National Archives, NARA.

19. LDS International Genealogical Index, Marriage record, S A Cole.

20. Notes of Claire Cole Fisher, undated, Fisher-Edler genealogy files.

21. Robert F Kennedy, Historical Review of Logan County, Ohio, (Chicago IL: S J Clarke Publishing Co, 1903), pp. 774-775.

22. Obituary, Fisher-Edler genealogy files.

23. Dr Hervey Scott, Complete History of Fairfield County, Ohio, (Columbus OH: Siebert & Lilly, 1877).

24. Robert W Barnes, British Roots of Maryland Families, (Baltimore MD: GPC, 1999).

25. Robert W Barnes, Baltimore County Families 1659-1759, (Baltimore MD: GPC, 1989).

26. Sharon J Doliante, Maryland and Virginia Colonials: Genealogies of Some Colonial Families, (Baltimore MD: GPC, 1991).

27. Sibyl M Nissen, Descendents of Theodore and Rhoda (Prather) Williamson: Pioneers in Fairfield Co OH, (manuscript, self published, 1968).

28. LDS Family Group Records, submitted by Clevonia A Raney.

29. Ralph E Tuttle, Some Descendants of John Cole, born 1669 in Maryland, and wives Johanna Garrett and Dinah Hawkins (Merritt FL: self published, 1997).

30. Judy Douglas Overstreet, Loveland OH, correspondence Jun and Aug 2000, Jun 2002.





31. Photograph, taken in 1890, of Perry Franklin Cole's Store in Bellefontaine OH, published abt 1980-1990 in AntiqueWeek (P.O.Box 90, Knightstown IN 46148). Clipping photocopied at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH, May 2002

32. Extract of article in Bellefontaine Republican. Photocopied at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH, May 2002.

33. Extract of article in Bellefontaine Daily Examiner Photocopied at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH, May 2002.

34. Logan County Births, Book I [Vol XVI], Branches and Twigs Quarterly, Logan County Genealogical Society Newsletter, seen at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH May 2002.

35. Application of George S Cole for Letter of Administration of Estate of Joseph Wilson Cole, photocopied May 2002 at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH.

36. 1890 Listing of Union Veterans of Civil War and Widows, seen at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH, May 2002.

37. Vol 3, Logan County Genealogical Society Newsletter, page 35, seen at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH, May 2002.

38. Marriage Records of Pickaway Co OH, seen at Pickaway Co Historical and Genealogical Library, Circleville, Pickaway Co OH, May 2002.

40. Cole Family File, Pickaway Co Historical and Genealogical Library, Circleville, Pickaway Co OH: research letters and additional materials sent to researches between 1952 and 2000. Photocopied May 2002.

(Note: citations in several of the earlier extracts in this file appear to have confused persons with similar names. They should be compared with other sources of contemporary information.)

41. Fairfield County Ohio Cemeteries; Fairfield Co Chapter OGS, Apr 1992, p 109. (Note: Cole Cemetery, recorded 1984 by Phyllis Cole Srp, appears to have described the wrong location, based on actual position of the Broad Cole home to which she refers.)

42. Gravestone inscriptions personally seen May 2002.

44. Ancestor chart, submitted by Betty Madison (Ashland OH, 1983), seen at Lancaster, Fairfield Co OH Public Library May 2002.

45. Ancestor chart, submitted by Olive L Edwards, 1972, seen at Lancaster, Pickaway Co OH Library May 2002.

46. Petition to Sell Real Estate, Property of Shadrach Alson Cole, 2 Mar 1913, photocopied at Circleville Historical Society, Circleville, Pickaway Co OH, May 2002.

47. Will of Stephen Cole (dated 1826) and Probate of his will (dated 1830), seen at Fairfield Co Public Library, Lancaster, Fairfield Co OH May 2002. (Note: unfortunately, we do not have photocopies of these documents, but we do have the handwritten notes we made when we saw them.)

48. Extract from Portrait and Biographical Album of Otoe and Cass Counties, Nebraska (Chicago, Chapman Brothers, 1889). Seen on USGenWeb: Cass Co NE, June 2002.

49. Extract from C M L Wiseman, Pioneers of Fairfield Co, Ohio (Columbus OH, J F Herr Printing Co, 1901), article "The Well Known Peters Family", Vertical file, Fairfield Co Chapter OGS, Lancaster, Fairfield Co OH. Photocopied May 2002.





50. Quarterly of Fairfield Co Chapter OGS, Summer 1991 issue. Seen at Fairfield Co Public Library, Lancaster, Fairfield Co OH, May 2002.

51. Portrait and Biographical Record of Auglaize, Logan and Shelby Counties OH (Chicago, Chapman Bros, 1892.), p 310.

52. Printout from NE GenWeb Project, Ashland, Saunders County NE.

53. E-mail from Richard O Johnson, 22 Mar 1998.

54. Bloom Township (Fairfield Co) Ohio Webpage <45www.geocities.com.foorgenealogy/gene.html>; 1999 submission of Charles McKinley; downloaded June 2002.

55. E-mail correspondence Diana Lee Prowant Johnson, 13 Jun 2002 and 29 Oct 2002. <[email protected]>

58. Extracted article about Harmon Cole, no source, no date, no author, in file at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH. Photocopied May 2002.

59. Petition for dower, by widow of Peter Miller, 5 Sep 1849. Seen at Pickaway Co Historical Society, Circleville, Pickaway Co OH May 2002.

60. Births in Logan County OH, seen at Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH May 2002.

62. E-mail 30 Jan 2002 from Nancy J Wells of OH <[email protected]>.

64. Logan Co OH Cemeteries, USGenWeb, listings for Hodge and Greenwood Cemeteries downloaded June 2002.

65. Notice of Probate of will of Elizabeth M Cole, 25 Jan 1913, in file of Logan Co Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH. Photocopied May 2002.

66. Obituary, West Liberty Banner, seen at Logan Co OH Genealogical Society, Bellefontaine, Logan Co OH, May 2002.

68. Pages from Douglass family bible, digitally copied and sent to us via e-mail 3 Jul 2002 by Nancy J Wells of OH.

71. History of Shelby County, Ohio, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers (2nd Ed: with name index, Shelby Co Hist. Society, Sidney OH) (Originally published in Philadelphia: R.Sutton & Co, 1883).

72. Barbara Adams and Gene Mozley, Memorial Records of Shelby County, Ohio; 1819-1975 (Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1977).

73. Kennard family ancestor charts, Genealogy: Anc Charts 321, pp 321,322.

76. Obituary, news clipping, Cole file, Logan Co OH Genealogical Society, photocopied May 2002.

77. Logan County Genealogical Society, Logan Co [OH] Cemetery Records (Bellefontaine OH: LCGS), Vol "Miami & Pleasant Twp".

81. Correspondence from Nancy J Wells of Ohio 31 Jul 2002, based on information found on the Internet about the Civil War.

82. RootsWeb WorldConnect file Bowling Family, contributed by James Bowling: <[email protected]> updated18 Jan 2004, seen 2 Mar 2007.





83. RootsWeb WorldConnect file contributed by Kenneth Lemmon, updated 20 Feb 2005, seen Apr 2007.

84. Letter from Robert Clarkson to Elizabeth Harris, saying that Henry Carline, Thomas Cole, and William Coale had become converts to Quakerism.

85. RootsWeb WorldConnect file 1658-1758 Charles Co MD Families “The first hundred years”; wills, court, church, land inventories, contributed by Mike Marshall, updated Apr 2007, seen Apr 2007.

86. .Archives of Maryland, Vol 528, page 6.

87. RootsWeb WorldConnect file Best ~ Bodine ~ Wheelon ~ Lamb ~ Ellison ~ Freeman, contributed by Joan Best <[email protected]> updated 11/04/06, seen 4/22/07.

88. Website “Lenox Cemetery” - stones checked and verified 5/2001 by Bruce Sloan, Barbara Gulde and Barbara Lenox Garet.

89. Bob Metheny, The Two Brothers of the Hope Land, The Early History of the Mathena Family (Woodbridge VA: self published 2001). Mr Metheny's address (2001): 14631 Danville Rd, Woodbridge VA 22193. <[email protected]>

Note: In November 2002 we received some additional material from Ralph E Tuttle.1 He indicates that he no longer relies on some of the material originally published by Dr Miller (pages 1 and 23). Anyone seriously researching the Cole family is urged to consider this new material. Mr Tuttle's address (2002): 1200 S Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island FL 32952; telephone: 321-452-4132.





-- NAME INDEX, SECTION 6b --Rev 04/07

AdamsWilliam 42

AllenLaura Jane (1849-1917) 51

AsburyBishop 27

AshbrookElizabeth 39

AustinGrace (1756-1835) 38

BadgerAnnie Rebecca (1849-1926) 49Elizabeth Miriam 47John Calvin (1821-1863) 49Lee William 47Walter Ambrose 47William, Dr 47

BarberryElizabeth 32

BarnhartDavid (1784-1822) 24Simon 24

BeallMargaret (c1694- ) 38

BeechElias 2

BeedleMary 2

BeersEmily 25John 25

BodineMartha 25

BollesJoseph C 35

BondEleanor 25Jemima 19John Jr 16

BosleyBelinda 7Gideon 19Hannah [Demmitt] 32James 7John 14, 16Rebecca 16

BrinserAlpha R 47

BroadBarbara (1715-1772) 17John 11

Sarah 11Thomas 5

BrownellHannah 26

BrunerHarriet 28

BrustLillian 45

BurgnerDavid 36

BurtonBasil 22Shadrach Cole 22

ByrelyRichard 22

CampbellJames 35

CaplesRobert 12

CarrRachel Ann 20Thomas 14

ChaffinchMary 5

ChamnessAnn (1756-1795) 10Anthony (1713-1777) 9Anthony (1751-1817) 10Elizabeth (1737- ) 10John (1681-1710) 9John (1749-1825) 10Joseph (1740-1806) 10Joshua (1761-1843) 10Lydia (1758- ) 10Martha (1746- ) 10Mary (1743-1818) 10Sarah (1742-1822) 10Susannah (1738-1812) 10

ChristopherAnne 17

ClaurMary Scothorn 45

CloudJessie 52

CoaleElizabeth 4Humphrey ( -c1623) 1Josiah 4Sarah 4William (c1598- ) 2William (c1620- ) 4

CoinerRev (--?--) 28

ColeAbraham 26Abraham (1727-1822) 11, 19Abraham (1781-1841) 24Abraham (1809-1890) 19Abraham (1825/6- ) 36Abraham (c1760- ) 19Alfonso 42Alice Ann (1851-1884) 45Alice Blanche (c1886- ) 53Aliese 12Almeda 29Alva Rebecca (1857-1946) 45Ann 19Ann (1799-1840) 36Ann (1816- ) 28Anna Estella (1870- ) 52Anna G 18Anne "Nancy" ( -1828) 16Aquilla (1780-1863) 20Athalia (1794-1870) 35Athalia (1830/5- ) 36Athalia (c1835-1867) 18Belinda 19Benjamin (1846-1886) 39Benjamin Franklin (1849- ) 34Broad (1725-1800) 17Broad (1754-1832) 21Broad (1802-1882) 37Broad (1820-1907) 33Broad (1823/24- ) 36Broad (1824-1901) 28Broad (1828-1912) 18Callisto 42Cassandra (1751- ) 13Charles 26Charles Wesley (c1831- ) 18Christopher (1718-1785) 15Christopher (c1743- ) 15, 16Clarinda Margaret 47Cordelia 12David E. (1836-1902) 38Dennis (1734- ) 13Dennis Garrett (1693-1773) 13Dimmitt 18, 41, 43Edith 19Edith (1728- ) 13Edith Avanelle (1871-1954) 50Edna B 39




“All-People” – Section 6b {Table of Contents} Page 6b- 62 Eleanor 19, 26Elias 19Elijah (1816- ) 26Elisha 20Eliza 26Elizabeth 43Elizabeth (1695- ) 6Elizabeth (1733- ) 11Elizabeth (1747- ) 16Elizabeth (1789-1873) 24Elizabeth (1801- ) 27Elizabeth (1821-1912) 35Elizabeth (1827/8- ) 36Elizabeth (c1730/40- ) 12Elizabeth (c1775- ) 18Ella 42Elmer E 42Emery (1869- ) 29Ensor 19Ezekiel (1748- ) 15Florence (1869- ) 52Flossie O. 54Floyd Ross 34Frances 2Francis Wilbur 41George Almon 34George Dimmitt (b1863) 41George S 53Giles 12Hannah 12Harmon (1853-1902) 54Harold C. (1894- ) 54Hazel 53Henry 13Henry (1849/50- ) 39Ida Alice (1855-1938) 45Inis Arvilla 34Iva 54Ivah 28Ivaloo 51Ivy Mae 34James 19James (c1755- ) 17James M (c1849- ) 42James T (c1822- ) 18Jane 1Jehu 26Joel (b 1830) 34Johanna (1720- ) 11John 12, 22John (1689-1750) 5John (c1669- ) 5John B (1860-1944) 34John D (c1826- ) 18John Sr (c1634-c1705) 2

John W (c1835- ) 42John Wesley (1843-1923) 49Jonathan S 39Joseph 12Joseph ( -1720) 9Joseph (c1726- ) 6Joseph (c1856- ) 42Joseph R (b 1843) 39Joseph Wilson (1845- ) 52Joshua 18Joshua (1783- ) 34Joshua (1789-1876) 33Joshua (1821/22- ) 36Lester 29Lewis (1849- ) 39Lewis (c1831- ) 41Lillian 42Lora 52Lorenzo (c1847- ) 42Luke 19Martha 1Martha (c1864- ) 42Mary 12, 16, 22Mary (1730- ) 11Mary (1779-1857) 23Mary (c1831- ) 38Mary Ann (1805-1891) 40Mary Ann (1841- ) 48Mary E (b 1833) 34Mary Elizabeth (1850-1926) 45Mary M 43Mary M (c1836- ) 42Micajah 25Micajah ( -1823) 20Mordecai (1741- ) 16Mordecai (c1747-1775) 15Myra 29Nancy 22, 43Nancy (1814-1903) 33Nathan (1828-1920) 33Nemias (1841/43- ) 39Olive Genevieve (1896- ) 54Omer M "Jim" 53Omer Monroe (1876- ) 52Perry Franklin (1848- ) 51Polly 28Rachel 13Rachel (1753- ) 16Rachel (1791- ) 24Ransom Miller (1865-1930) 45Rebecca 12, 13, 28Rebecca (1805- ) 24Richard 26Richard (1830/5- ) 36Robert 1

Rosanna 43Rose 53Ruth ( -bef1843) 19Ruth Ann 19Salathiel 25Salathiel ( -1782) 20Salathiel (c1775- ) 20Samuel (1762- ) 15Sarah 2, 22Sarah (1718-1765) 9Sarah (1722- ) 11Sarah (1786- ) 24Sarah (1806- ) 28Sarah (1835/40- ) 36Sarah (b c1697) 7Sarah (b1655) 3Sarah (c1755- ) 16Sarah Emma 43Shadrach (1778-1845) 27Shadrach (1829- ) 41Shadrach Alson (1837-1913)

46Shadrack (1819-1888) 45Shadrack Olin (1854-1931) 45Sophia (1751-1824) 16Stephen ( -1847) 36Stephen (1767-1826) 25Stephen A (1820-1863) 36Stephen Alson (1812-1880) 44Stephen Broad (1868-1954) 45Susanna 10Susannah (1828- ) 41Sylvia 29Thomas 15Thomas ( -1810) 16Thomas (1690-1781) 11Thomas (1718-1792) 16Thomas (1757-1840) 23, 35, 36Thomas (1796-1880) 35Thomas (1828- ) 37Thomas (b1603) 3Thomas (c1765- ) 20Urith (1731- ) 13Vachel 12Verna E 42Vincent 12Wesley 26Wesley (1808- ) 43William 12, 27William (1691-1770) 12William (b 1820) 34William Tyler 42Willis Earl (1882- ) 34Zerah Wilburn (1848-1909) 45




“All-People” – Section 6b {Table of Contents} Page 6b- 63 Collins

Foster 32Comer

Jesse 10Cone

Julia Amanda 34Conner

Josiah Cyrus 40Cook

Caroline 45Coons

Mary Elizabeth 26Coulter

Eliza Ann 51Courtright

Abraham 38Jesse D. 37Jesse Drake 38John/Johannes 38Mary J. ( -1902) 37

CrossRuth 6

CurryMinnie E 39

DarwellSusannah? 9

Davis/DaviesJohn 10

DennemarkenAnna-Margriet 38

DimmittAthaliah 17James (1707-1774) 17

DoanRachel 41

DoeJohn 2

DonovanThomas 19

DouglassEliza Jane (1827- ) 49

DrakeAffy 38Dr William K 41

DunnickPhebe 39

EbyMary 36

EcclesSamuel 45

EdwardsJoseph 54

EnsorEleanor 19George 19

Honor 19Janet 3Jemima 12John (1695-1773) 6

EvansMatilda Catherine 39

FinlawElizabeth 40

Fisher Alexander Wadden 50

Claire Cole 50Joseph H. (1852- ) 50

FordAletha 15Joshua 16Thomas 14

FoulkGeorge 52

Foulk/FolkesLucy 52

FrankumGeorge 41Mary D 41

FrederickMartin 54Mary E. (1858- ) 54

FridleyDiannah (c1807-1833) 41Louis 41

GainesElizabeth (b1729) 31

GardinerJoseph 8

GarlingEmery Y 53

GarrettDennis 5Johanna (1675-1715) 5

GeorgeCol John 1

GermanKesiah 18Martha 18

GilesMary 12Nathaniel 12

GillJohn 7Stephen 13

GistCecil 19

GittingsJames 7

GlazerGeorge W 43Mary Ann 43

GlickAnna Magdalene (1814- ) 44Henry (1790-1857) 44

GoodinWilson 18

GordonIsaac 35

GorsuchBarbara 8Benjamin 8Charles 3Charles (1687-1747) 7Charles (1725-1792) 8Charles (1736- ) 25David (1734-1784) 8Elizabeth (1782-1853) 25Hannah (c1720- ) 7John (c1712- ) 7John (c1740- ) 7Mary 7Rachel 7Rachel (1770-1803) 25Sarah (1721- ) 7Sarah (b c1740) 7Thomas 3William (c1716- ) 7

GossHenry F 42

GowdySarah S 39

GrayJoseph 18Sarah A 18

GrubbElizabeth H 38

HaileSarah 15

HallEleanor 12Mr 19

HansonElizabeth 8Jonathan 8, 14Timothy 8

HardestySarah Elizabeth 12

HarrisElizabeth 12

HarrisonPhoebe 26Sarah 4




“All-People” – Section 6b {Table of Contents} Page 6b- 64 Hawkins

Ann 3Diana 5Matthew 5

HewettElizabeth 14

HillAnna B 47Emma 47Franklin T 47Gladys M 47Henry A 47John L 47Joseph E 47Lena A (c1880- ) 47Oron/Orrin 47Perry Anderson 47Rosalie 47William L 47William M (1871- ) 47

HoffhineSusan 42

HookerSarah 15

HorneConstant 14

HowellGiles 40

HuggelAnna 40

HullTruman 29

HumphreysRebecca 32

Hussey/HurseyStephen 10

JohnsonElizabeth 14James 26Kerenhappuch 8

JonesAmelia (1850-1930) 50Ann 9Jacob 18

KennardJoshua F 33Martha Stanley 41William (1810- ) 33

KermerChristiana 38

KernsWalter 47

KortregtJ.Corneliussen 38

KrasherAdam 18Elizabeth 18Mary Ann 18

KreglowFrank ( -1902) 52Grover C 53

LeeAnn 18Maria Louisa 31

LemonJuliett 42

LewisPolly 18

LockhartMr 48

LongMargaret 34Silas 45William 24

LovelaceAnne 3

LuskCharity Jane 40Nancy Catherine 40

MalloneeJohn 13

MasonFrances Norgraves 31

MasseyAquilla 4

MathenaAndrew 32Anna 32Daniel (b1737) 32Daniel (bc1638) 30Daniel (c1676- ) 31Elizabeth 32Judah/Judith 32Mary 27Moses 32Susan 32William (c1710- ) 32William Wentworth 31

MathenyCharles Reynolds 31James (1756-1799) 31James (bc1732) 31James Harvey 31

MatthewsChester C 35

MaynardJane 6

McVeyElizabeth ( -1842) 41

MillerCharles Washington 40Daniel (1802-1885) 40Daniel Right (1835-1909) 40Elizabeth Ann 40George (1837- ) 40Isaac (1841-1925) 40Jane (1829- ) 40Merit (1844-1916) 40Nancy 45Peter 45Raymond 47Simeon 26, 40William (1823- ) 40

MorrisJohn 27

MottMary ( -bef1623) 1

MurphyHenry C 43

MurrayKeziah 8

NorgravesFrances [Mason] 31

NorrisJoseph 16

NortonMargaret 10

OdellEliza (1807-1894) 38James 38Thomas (1660/70-bef1722) 38

OffenEmelda 36Sarah 36

OgleJemima 31

OrumAnne 12

OsbornSarah 12Sophia 12

ParlettWilliam ( -1780) 7

ParrishAnn 5John 14

ParsonsIsabella 14Mary 13Mary ( -c1718) 14

PerkinsElizabeth Ann 40

PerryStella 47




“All-People” – Section 6b {Table of Contents} Page 6b- 65 Persing

Lucy Cath. Jane 34Peters

Harriet A 42Leah (1806-1893) 37Samuel (1772-1829) 37William 42

PhillipsElizabeth 14

PickettGeorge 8

PierceMr 13

PittMr 13Rachel 13

PittingerCatherine (1795-1843) 38

PliceJacob 35

PoolEmma Annabelle 47

PratherMartha (c1730-1790) 38

PriceArtridge 16Benjamin 14Elizabeth 14Hannah (1704-1776) 14, 15Isabella 14John Jr 13Leah 14Mary 7, 8, 14Mordecai (1660-1715) 13, 14Mordecai (b c1698) 14Mordecai Jr 16Rachel 13Sarah 14Sarah (1725-1792) 16Stephen 14Thomas ( -1684) 14Thomas (1610- ) 14William 16

PrillOphelia 54

ProwantIrvin Nicholas 34

RainierDaniel 33

RairdonElizabeth M. 46Emma A (1872- ) 48Henry 48Lester 48Omer A 51

Stanley C 51Wilbur 48

RanierSusannah (1792-1876) 33

RealJunye 47

ReevesElizabeth 19

ReynoldsMr 10

RheinfrankEva 45

RichardsonMary ( -1718) 11

RidgelySarah (c1664-bef1722) 38

RineElizabeth 36

RobersonSarah 12

RobidouxF T 47

RobinsonMary 39

RowlandSarah 15

RubeyDiana 31

RutledgeLydia 26

SagerFrank 52

SchaefferElizabeth 19

SchererWilliam O 54

SchultzW Grant 52

ScothornLewis 45Mary 45

Searles/SeallesSusan Ann 26

SelbySamuel 24

ShafferJohn 19

ShepherdElizabeth 32

ShererOrlando 54

SimmonsIsabelle Naomi 29

SimpersMary 19

SkinnerEvalyn S 53

SlagleJohn 32

SmithNathan 4Nell 48

SpanglerMargaret 45

SparrowElizabeth 4

SpicerSarah 8

StaleyClara 47Clifford 53

StanleyRebecca (1823-1891) 33Valentine 43

Stanley [Kennard]Martha (b c1816) 41

StansburyThomas 7William 19

StevensElizabeth (1760-1831) 23, 35

StevensonMary (1773-1861) 37

StewartClara Lydia 29Eleanor 12William Henry 29

StoutSallie 37, 38

StrayerWilliam Edward 52

SunderlunMr 18

SwanderEva (1793-1863) 44

SwopeDavid (1771-1826) 23

TaborLucinda 33

TallmanThomas 26

TaylorMargaret 43Thomas 14

ThomasElizabeth 4

ThurstonElizabeth 4

TiptonSarah 15




“All-People” – Section 6b {Table of Contents} Page 6b- 66 William 14William (1696-1726) 15

TurleyJane 20

TurnerNancy Ann 39

TurneyDaniel 32Michael 32

TylerWilliam 32

VantressElizabeth 40

VennerWilliam H. 45

VestalDavid 10

WalkerGeorge 14

WardMr 10

WassonIsabelle 36

WaylandJohn 32

WeatherbyDaniel 8

WentworthSarah (bc1648) 30Thomas 30

WestWilliam 38

WheelerMr 16William 14

WhiteElizabeth 14, 16

WhitmanWilliam C 36

WileySusan 20

WilliamsMargaret 10

Rachel 10Verlinda 24

WilliamsonJacob Prather (1804- ) 38Sarah Ettie (1837-1931) 38

WilsonGeorge 4

WiselyWilliam 22

WoodMicajah/Michael 1

WoodwardMary 8

WorleyJohn 18Thomas H 29

YoungMary E 28Mary Eliza 43Trimble 28Trimble H 28




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