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Elisabeth Cochran1

F, #301, b. 1784, d. September 1854

Parents

FatherJames Cochran (b. about 1747, d. July 1818)
MotherMargaret Lowry (d. about 1832)

Family: James Faunce (b. about 1794)

DaughterMargaret Faunce+ (b. about 1823)

Biography

Elisabeth Cochran was born in 1784.1 She and James Faunce were married.2,3 She died in September 1854, at age ~70.1
Elisabeth Cochran was also known as Betsy Cochran.4,1 James and Elisabeth appeared on the 1850 US Census recorded on 7 November 1850 in Elizabeth Town, Marshall County, Virginia, Also in the household were Mary Faunce, age 25, and Mary A. Way, age 16. This household was recorded immediately before the Robert Cochrane household.5
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Citations

  1. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran
  2. [S287] Washington County, Pennsylvania probate files, FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah, Files C 1827-1834, microfilm 1683362, C13-1832 James Cochran sr. and C53-1828 James Cochran jr.; James Faunce was present at the vendue ofJames Cochran sr. in 1818. The amount "taken by widow" at the vendue appears to have included all family purchases including those by James Faunce. James Faunce also purchased at James Cochran jr.'s vendue in 1825.
  3. [S724] 1850 Census VA Marshall, U.S. census, Virginia, Marshall County, roll 969, population schedule, Film M432, roll 669, p. 358, dwelling 1647, family 1657, James Faunce household
  4. [S287] Washington County, Pennsylvania probate files, FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah, Files C 1827-1834, microfilm 1683362, C13-1832 James Cochran
  5. [S724] 1850 Census VA Marshall, U.S. census, Virginia, Marshall County, roll 969, population schedule, Film M432, roll 669, James Faunce household, p. 358, dwelling 1647, family 1657
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James Cochran1

M, #302, b. 7 July 1787, d. 13 October 1825

Parents

FatherJames Cochran (b. about 1747, d. July 1818)
MotherMargaret Lowry (d. about 1832)

Family: Rosanna Bricker (b. 27 May 1794)

ChildCochran (d. 1825)
DaughterMargaret Cochran+ (b. about 1816, d. 24 September 1897)
SonJames Cochran+ (b. July 1820, d. 1904)

Biography

James Cochran was born on 7 July 1787.1 He and Rosanna Bricker were married on 10 May 1811 in Muskingum County, Ohio.2,3 He died on 13 October 1825, at age 38.1
He was the builder, with assistance from his brother John, of the first market house in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, in 1814. «i»
"The First market house was a frame structure, thirty-five feet on Market street, and running back forty-three feet. It was built on squares post with the upper part weather-boarded. The building alone, without hooks or benches, cost the handsome sum of $150. It was built by James Cochran, a brother of John Cochran, divided into six stalls, three on each side."«/i»4,5 James was head of household on the 1820 US Census taken in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. The household consisted of with one male under 10, one male 26 to 46, two females 10 to 16, and one female 26 to 45. one male under 10, one male 26 to 46, two females 10 to 16, and one female 26 to 456 He worked on a barn for James Faunce about 1825.7 He had an estate probated in 1825 in Washington County, Pennsylvania.7
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Citations

  1. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran
  2. [S1682] HM Cochran 1888 letter, letter and envelope, to Milton Adair Cochran, Location: Myles House, W. Main St., Rochester NY, held by: Sandra Cochran
  3. [S174] Muskingum County Ohio Marriages, Marriage Records, Film Series: 0865137 and 0865142 [Vol. 1-3], Volume: 1, Film Number: 0865142, p. 39, James Cochran and Resaner Breckeer, 10 May 1811 in the oldest Muskingum marriage book, copied as James Cochran and Rosaner Esneer in later books with same date of 10 May 1811
  4. [S1981] Ohio. Zanesville., i Zanesille Courieri0, E.H.C., "Series: Early History of Zanesville: Market House," 5 March 1878, p. p. 2, col. 1; digital images.
  5. [S1425] E. H. C., The Zanesville Daily Currier, Zanesville, Ohio, Early History of Zanesville: John L. Cochran, : p. 1, col. 1, 2, 3
  6. [S286] 1820 Census PA Washington, U.S. census, Pennsylvania, Washington County, population schedule, Film M 33 roll 113, James Cochran household, p. 515; PAWash201
  7. [S287] Washington County, Pennsylvania probate files, FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah, Files C 1827-1834, microfilm 1683362, C53-1828
Family Explorer

Jean Cochran1

F, #303, b. 1789

Parents

FatherJames Cochran (b. about 1747, d. July 1818)
MotherMargaret Lowry (d. about 1832)

Biography

Jean Cochran was born in 1789.1
Jean was recorded on the 1850 US Census in the household of Robert S. Cochran 1850.2
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Citations

  1. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran
  2. [S724] 1850 Census VA Marshall, U.S. census, Virginia, Marshall County, roll 969, population schedule, Film M432, roll 669, Robert Cochrane household, p. 358, dwelling 1648, family 1658
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William Cochran1

M, #304, b. 23 May 1793

Parents

FatherJames Cochran (b. about 1747, d. July 1818)
MotherMargaret Lowry (d. about 1832)

Biography

William Cochran was born on 23 May 1793.2
William was deeded Lot 8 in Moundsville by Simeon Purdy on 28 November 1831 in Ohio County, Virginia.3 William was deeded lots 42 and 44 in Elizabeth Town by Elizabeth Tomlinson on 21 February 1832 in Ohio County, Virginia.4 William was head of household on the 1840 US Census taken in Marshall County, Virginia. The household consisted of with one male under 5, two males 5 to 10, one male 20 to 30, one male 40 to 50, one female under 5, one female 10 to 15, two females 15 to 20 and one female 30 to 40. This household was recorded immediately after the James Faunce household.5
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Citations

  1. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran
  2. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran, Note that the date is difficult to read and was originally transcribed by this researcher as 21 or 23 May1798.
  3. [S2440] West Virginia. Ohio County., Deed books. Digital images., 17: 82-83, Simeon Purdy to William Cockran, 28 November 1831, i Family Searchi0  (www.familysearch.org)
  4. [S2440] West Virginia. Ohio County., Deed books. Digital images., 18: 277-278, Elizabeth Tomlinson to William Cochran, 21 February 1832, i Family Searchi0  (www.familysearch.org)
  5. [S723] 1840 U.S. census, Virginia, Marshall County, population schedule, Film M704, roll 568, p. 295, Wm. Cochrane household
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Samuel Cochran1

M, #305, b. 23 February 1795, d. 8 March 1856

Parents

FatherJames Cochran (b. about 1747, d. July 1818)
MotherMargaret Lowry (d. about 1832)

Family: Margaret (b. about 1806)

DaughterSarah Jane Cochran+ (b. 21 February 1836, d. 12 June 1925)
DaughterAlmira Anne Cochran (b. about 1842)
DaughterMary Catherine Cochran (b. about 1846)

Biography

Samuel Cochran was born on 23 February 1795 in Pennsylvania.2,3 He and Margaret were married.4,5 He died on 8 March 1856, at age 61, in McDonough County, Illinois.6
He appeared on two documents in his father's probate file.7 He was a farmer.8 He purchased tea from John Mayes on the account of James Cochran in Washington County about 24 January 1817.9 He made several purchases at the vendue of in Donegal Township, Washington County, on 28 August 1818.10 Samuel was head of household on the 1830 US Census taken in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. This may have been this Samuel Cochran in Donegal Township. Washington County, Pennsylvania in 1830, However, the household was recorded as one male 15 to 20, one female 15 to 20 and one female 50 to 6011 Samuel was deeded property by William and Eleanor Hammond on 26 November 1831 in Morgan County, Ohio.12 Samuel deeded 83 acres to his brother John Lowrey Cochran on 4 March 1833 in Morgan County, Ohio. This was the 83 acres that Samuel bought from Hammond in 1831. Samuel was described as "of Denneggall Township in the County of Washington and Sate of Pennsylvania' and John "of the town of Zanesville in the State of Ohio".5 Samuel was head of household on the 1840 US Census taken in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. one male 40 to 50, two females under five and one female 30 to 4013 Samuel and Margaret deeded 71 acres on the "Waters of Buffalo Creek" to John McMurray on 2 March 1841 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. It borderd on property of Samuel McMurray14 Samuel and Margaret appeared on the 1850 US Census recorded on 24 September 1850 in McDonough County, Illinois, with Sarah, Almira, and Mary Catherine.15
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Citations

  1. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran
  2. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran, Both name and full birthdate were recorded, but the name is not readable
  3. [S752] 1850 Census IL McDonough, U.S. census, Illinois, McDonough County, population schedule, Film M432, Samuel Coshorn household, p. 277, dwelling 671, family 671: source for Samuel's birth state.
  4. [S752] 1850 Census IL McDonough, U.S. census, Illinois, McDonough County, population schedule, Film M432, Samuel Coshorn household, p. 277, dwelling 671, family 671
  5. [S772] Morgan County Ohio Deed Records Vol. D, Film Series: 0911074-0911100, FHL microfilm 0911075, D:710, Samuel Cochran to John Cochran, 4 March 1833
  6. [S784] Champaign County, Ohio Genealogy: "Abstracts of Will Book 1 1834-1857 McDonough Co. Illinois", abstract transcription, Koskak, Sandi Evilsizer, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~champaign/books/library/illinois/wills2.htm
  7. [S287] Washington County, Pennsylvania probate files, FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah, Files C 1827-1834, microfilm 1683362, C13-1832 James Cochran sr. Samuel Cochran's name appears several times, but no relationship was given.
  8. [S752] 1850 Census IL McDonough, U.S. census, Illinois, McDonough County, population schedule, Film M432, p. 277, dwelling 671, family 671, Samuel Coshorn household: source for Samuel's birth state.
  9. [S287] Washington County, Pennsylvania probate files, FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah, Files C 1827-1834, microfilm 1683362, C13-1832 James Cochran; receipt for account of James Cochran due to John Mayes, includes tea purchase by Samuel
  10. [S287] Washington County, Pennsylvania probate files, FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah, Files C 1827-1834, microfilm 1683362, C13-1832 James Cochran; vendue sales list
  11. [S782] 1830 Census PA Washington, U.S. census, Pennsylvania, Washington County, roll 149, population schedule, Film: M19, Donegal Township, p. 296. Sam'l Cochran household.
  12. [S772] Morgan County Ohio Deed Records Vol. D, Film Series: 0911074-0911100, FHL microfilm 0911075, D:354, William Hammond to Samuel Cochran, 26 November 1831
  13. [S237] 1840 U.S. census, Ohio, Washington County, population schedule, Film M704, roll 433, Donegal Township, p. 194, Samuel Cocheran household
  14. [S783] Washington County, Pennsylvania deed records 2Z:358, Samuel and Margaret Cochran to John McMurray, 2 March 1841, FHL microfilm 862538, Samuel and Margaret Cochran "of Washington County, Pennsylvania and the township of Donegall"
  15. [S752] 1850 Census IL McDonough, U.S. census, Illinois, McDonough County, population schedule, Film M432, Samuel Coshorn household, p. 277, dwelling 671, family 671. There are Allison families recorded immediately before and after Samuel's family. The Allison's were from Washington County, Pennsylvania
Family Explorer

Hugh Cochran1,2

M, #306, b. 17 March 1797, d. 22 July 1863

Parents

FatherJames Cochran (b. about 1747, d. July 1818)
MotherMargaret Lowry (d. about 1832)

Family: Almira Seymour Clark (b. about 1803, d. 20 February 1863)

SonJulius Cochran
SonAschel Clark Cochran+ (b. 4 February 1825, d. 23 December 1895)
DaughterMargaret Frances Cochran+ (b. 1832)
DaughterAlmira Ellen Cochran+ (b. 21 September 1842, d. 26 February 1919)

Biography

Hugh Cochran was born on 17 March 1797.1 He and Almira Seymour Clark were married on 14 December 1820 in Marietta, Washington County, Ohio.3 He died on 22 July 1863, at age 66.4 He was buried in Dresden Cemetery (Jefferson Township), Muskingum County, Ohio.5
Hugh was head of household on the 1830 US Census taken in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio. The household consisted of with 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 1 female 15-20, and 1 female 40-50.6 Hugh was head of household on the 1840 US Census taken in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio. The household consisted of with 1 male 10-15, 1 male 40-50, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 30-40, and 1 female 60-70.7 He was a farmer in 1850.8 Hugh and Almira appeared on the 1850 US Census recorded in 1850 in Jefferson Township, Muskingum County, Ohio, with Margaret and Almira. Also listed in the household was Fernelia Clark 74. Also listed in the household was Fernelia Clark 749 He was a potter in 1860.10 Hugh and Almira appeared on the 1860 US Census recorded on 4 July 1860 in Dresden, Muskingum County, Ohio, with Almira. Also listed was Philomena Clark an 85 year old female born in Connecticut.10
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Citations

  1. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran
  2. [S1779] Tootell, Kathleen, to Shroyer, Recipient: Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochran"
  3. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Hugh Cochran and Almira S. Clark, 14 December 1820, Washington County, Ohio
  4. [S1300] Muskingum County Genealogical Society, Cemetery Incriptions of Jefferson and Madison Townships, Muskingum County, Ohio
  5. [S1300] Muskingum County Genealogical Society, Cemetery Incriptions of Jefferson and Madison Townships, Muskingum County, Ohio, Dresden Cemetery
  6. [S1190] 1830 Census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, population schedule, Film M19, roll 137, Hugh Cochran household, p. 276; OHMusk301
  7. [S1201] 1840 U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum Co, population schedule, Film M704, roll 418, Hugh Cochran household; OHMorg401
  8. [S885] 1850 census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 717 and 718, population schedule, Film M432, Ashael C. Cochran household, p.168, family 1400; OHMusk502
  9. [S885] 1850 census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 717 and 718, population schedule, Film M432, Hugh Cochran household, p. 169, family 1402; OHMusk502
  10. [S207] 1860 Census Ohio Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1018 and 1019, population schedule, Film M653, Hugh Cochran household, p. 539, dwelling 661, family 609; OHMusk603
Family Explorer

Isaac Cochran1

M, #307, b. 1799, d. July 1825

Parents

FatherJames Cochran (b. about 1747, d. July 1818)
MotherMargaret Lowry (d. about 1832)

Biography

Isaac Cochran was born in 1799.1 He died in July 1825, at age ~26.1
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Citations

  1. [S1470] Holy Bible, family Bible records, original owner James Cochran
Family Explorer

James Watkins1,2

M, #308, b. about 1811

Family 1: Elizabeth B. Bozman (b. about 1815, d. 8 August 1846)

DaughterSusanna Bozman Watkins+ (b. 28 April 1836, d. 12 March 1914)
DaughterMary R. Watkins (b. about 1838)
DaughterVirginia Watkins+ (b. about 1840)
SonJames Watkins, Jr.+ (b. about 1843, d. 24 October 1876)
DaughterElizabeth B. Watkins+ (b. 6 December 1844, d. 17 October 1892)

Family 2: Amanda Pyle

DaughterAmanda M. Watkins (b. 30 September 1871)

Biography

James Watkins was born about 1811.3 He and Elizabeth B. Bozman were married on 28 April 1835 in Morgan County, Ohio.4,5 He and Amanda Pyle were married on 21 December 1870 in Morgan County, Ohio.6
James and Elizabeth lived in McConnelsville where James established himself as a saddler and also served as marshall in 1838. Elizabeth died in 1846 leaving James with five young children ... James and Elizabeth lived in McConnelsville where James established himself as a saddler and also served as marshall in 1838. Elizabeth died in 1846 leaving James with five young children7,8,1 He was a saddle and harness maker through at least 1860. On the 1870 census he was listed as a fire insurance agent. Three years later, in 1873, he sold his saddle business to his son James jr.9,10,11,12 James was county recorder in 1838 in Morgan County.13 James was mentioned in the will of Wilkes Bozman 30 March 1855 Morgan County, Ohio.2 He had been guardian of his children and made final settlement in January 1867 in Morgan County, Ohio.14 He was a fire insurance agent in 1870 in McConnelsville.15 James sold proerpty to his son James Watkins jr. in 1873 in Morgan County, Ohio.9 He was one of the men who organized The Pioneer Association. He was appointed to a committee on by-laws in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, on 29 July 1876.3 James was mentioned in the will of James Watkins, Jr., 16 October 1876 McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio. He added a codicil on 24 October 1876.16
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Citations

  1. [S611] Kevin Kranz (Carmella) submitter, 14 Aug 1846 Morgan County Herald obituaries, Elizabeth Bozman obituary (transcribed), email address
  2. [S786] Morgan County Ohio Will Books, Wilks Bosman will, Volume: 1, Page: 59, Film 910664
  3. [S1438] The Morgan Link: The Pioneer Association, Volume: Vol. II, p. 86
  4. [S786] Morgan County Ohio Will Books, Wilks Bosman will, Volume: 1, Page: 59, Film 910664, Will009
  5. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, James Watkins and Elizabeth B. Bozman, 28 April 1835, Morgan County, Ohio
  6. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, James Watkins and Mrs. Amanda Winn, 21 December 1870, Morgan County, Ohio
  7. [S1840] Morgan County, Ohio Tax Records 990-93 1835-38, FHL, Salt Lake City UT, microfilm 514171, James Watkins, McConnelsville Lot 44 frame shop, Vol. 992, 1837
  8. [S1665] Robertson, Charles, History of Morgan County, p. 302
  9. [S1539] McConnelsville Herald: Local personals, McConnelsville, Ohio, p. 3, col. 3
  10. [S1750] 1850 Ohio Census, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M432, roll 715, James Watkins household
  11. [S98] 1860 Census Ohio Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M653, roll 1016, James Watkins household
  12. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, James A. Roland household, p. 176A, dwelling 280, family 293
  13. [S1665] Robertson, Charles, History of Morgan County, 120
  14. [S2251] Ohio. Morgan., Court Journals. Digital images., D: 111, James Watkins final settlement as guardian, January term 1867; accessed 19 Jun 2016
  15. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, James A. Roland household, p. 176A, dwelling 280, family 293; OHMorg701
  16. [S1340] Morgan County, Ohio Will Books, James Watkins Jr. will, , Volume: 2, Page: 292, Film 910663, Will006
Family Explorer

Susanna Bozman Watkins

F, #309, b. 28 April 1836, d. 12 March 1914

Parents

FatherJames Watkins (b. about 1811)
MotherElizabeth B. Bozman (b. about 1815, d. 8 August 1846)

Family: William Henry Davis (b. 8 October 1830, d. 18 February 1918)

DaughterIda Elizabeth Davis (b. about 18 September 1853, d. 20 February 1920)
SonWilliam H. Davis (b. about 1855)

Biography

Susanna Bozman Watkins was born on 28 April 1836 in Ohio.1,2 She and William Henry Davis were married.2 She died on 12 March 1914, at age 77, in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio.2 She was buried on 16 March 1914 in McConnelsville Cemetery (McConnelsville), Morgan County, Ohio.2
She recieved $43.05 from the estate of her grandfather Wilkes Bozman on 14 April 1856.3 William and Susanna appeared on the 1860 US Census recorded on 11 June 1860 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with Ida and William.4 William and Susanna appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 6 August 1870 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with Ida and William.5 William and Susanna appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 17 June 1880 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with their daughter Ida.6 William and Susanna appeared on the 1910 US Census recorded on 18 April 1910 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with their daughter Ida.7
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Citations

  1. [S1750] 1850 Ohio Census, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M432, roll 715
  2. [S428] Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Death certificate, database and images, Family Search, www.familysearch.org, Susannah Bozman Davis, no. 17702
  3. [S2356] Ohio. Morgan County., Estate Case Files., Box 68A, Wilkes Bozman estae file; FHL microfilm, item receipt from Susanna B. Davis
  4. [S98] 1860 Census Ohio Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M653, roll 1016, McConnelsville, printed p. 302/written p. 47, dwelling 353, family 353, W. H. Davis household
  5. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, McConnelsville, p. 165/sheet 14, dwelling 106, family 113, William H. Davis household
  6. [S1327] 1880 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, rolls 1050 and 1053, population schedule, Film T9, McConnelsville, ED 142, p. 82C, dwelling 245, family 273, William H. Davis household
  7. [S916] 1910 U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film T624, roll 1219, McConnelsville, ED49, p. 113/sheet 2A, dwelling 39, family 40, William H. Davis household
Family Explorer

Mary R. Watkins

F, #310, b. about 1838

Parents

FatherJames Watkins (b. about 1811)
MotherElizabeth B. Bozman (b. about 1815, d. 8 August 1846)

Biography

Mary R. Watkins was born about 1838 in Ohio.1 She and James A. Roland were married on 19 December 1869 in Morgan County, Ohio.2
She recieved $45.05 as her part of her grandfather Wilkes Bozman's estate on 31 May 1856.3 She was tailoress in 1860.4 James and Mary appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 15 August 1870 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with her father James Watkins and her stepbrother Lorenzo McCoy who was listed as Lorenzo Watkins.5
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Citations

  1. [S1750] 1850 Ohio Census, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M432, roll 715
  2. [S73] Morgan County, Ohio Marriage Records, Marriage Records, Film Series: 910657-910662, 2321000 and 2293873, Volume: E, Film Number: 0910658, 210, James A. Roland and Mary R. Watkins, 1869; OHMorgMarrE
  3. [S2356] Ohio. Morgan County., Estate Case Files., Box 68A, Wilkes Bozman estae file; FHL microfilm, item receipt from Mary R. Watkins
  4. [S98] 1860 Census Ohio Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M653, roll 1016
  5. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, James A. Roland household, p. 176A, dwelling 280, family 293; OHMorg701
Family Explorer

Virginia Watkins

F, #311, b. about 1840

Parents

FatherJames Watkins (b. about 1811)
MotherElizabeth B. Bozman (b. about 1815, d. 8 August 1846)

Family: Francis Asbury Davis (b. about 1832)

SonCharles M. Davis (b. about 1863)
SonRalph C. Davis (b. about 1865)
SonFrancis A. Davis (b. 12 February 1871)
DaughterVirginia Elizabeth Davis (b. 8 December 1873)

Biography

Virginia Watkins was born about 1840 in Ohio.1 She and Francis Asbury Davis were married on 14 July 1861 in Morgan County, Ohio.2
She recieved $43.05 from the estate of her grandfather Wilkes Bozman on 7 May 1856.3 She was milliner in 1860.4 Virginia became ward of James Watkins January 1867 Morgan County, Ohio.5 Francis and Virginia appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 6 August 1870 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with Charles and Ralph.6 Francis and Virginia appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 17 June 1880 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with their children Charles, Ralph, Francis, and Elizabeth.7
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Citations

  1. [S1750] 1850 Ohio Census, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M432, roll 715
  2. [S72] Morgan County, Ohio Marriage Records, Marriage RecordsFilm Series: 910657-910662, 2321000 and 2293873, Volume: D, Film Number: 0910658, 27, #107, Frank A. Davis and Virginia Watkins, 14 July 1861
  3. [S2356] Ohio. Morgan County., Estate Case Files., Box 68A, Wilkes Bozman estae file; FHL microfilm, item receipt from Jas. Watkins as guardian for his children Virginia, James, and Elizabeth B. Watkins
  4. [S98] 1860 Census Ohio Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M653, roll 1016
  5. [S2251] Ohio. Morgan., Court Journals. Digital images., D: 111, James Watkins final settlement as guardian, January term 1867; accessed 19 Jun 2016
  6. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, Francis A. Davis household, sheet 14, p. 165, dwelling 109, family 117; OHMorg701
  7. [S1327] 1880 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, rolls 1050 and 1053, population schedule, Film T9, Frank A. Davis household, Ed 142, p. 82C, dwelling 245, family 216; OHMorg801
Family Explorer

James Watkins, Jr.

M, #312, b. about 1843, d. 24 October 1876

Parents

FatherJames Watkins (b. about 1811)
MotherElizabeth B. Bozman (b. about 1815, d. 8 August 1846)

Family: Emma J. Davis (b. about 1850)

SonKenneth James Watkins (b. 1 April 1871)

Biography

James Watkins, Jr., was born about 1843 in Ohio.1 He and Emma J. Davis were married on 5 May 1870 in Morgan County, Ohio.2 He died on 24 October 1876 in Morgan County, Ohio.3
He recieved $43.05 from the estate of his grandfather Wilkes Bozman on 7 May 1856.4 James became ward of James Watkins January 1867 Morgan County, Ohio.5 He was journeyman harness maker in 1870.6 James and Emma appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded in August 1870 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio.6 James was granted property by James Watkins in 1873 in Morgan County, Ohio.7 He bought property from his father in Morgan County, Ohio, in 1873.7 He signed a will on 16 October 1876 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio. He added a codicil on 24 October 1876.8 He had an estate probated on 28 October 1876 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio.8
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Citations

  1. [S1750] 1850 Ohio Census, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M432, roll 715
  2. [S73] Morgan County, Ohio Marriage Records, Marriage Records, Film Series: 910657-910662, 2321000 and 2293873, Volume: E, Film Number: 0910658, 234, record #700; James Watkins jr. and Mrs. Emma J. Davis, 1870; OHMorgMarrE
  3. [S1636] McConnelsville Herald: James Watkins jr. obituary, McConnelsville, Ohio, p. 3 col. 4
  4. [S2356] Ohio. Morgan County., Estate Case Files., Box 68A, Wilkes Bozman estae file; FHL microfilm, item receipt from Jas. Watkins as guardian for his children Virginia, James, and Elizabeth B. Watkins
  5. [S2251] Ohio. Morgan., Court Journals. Digital images., D: 111, James Watkins final settlement as guardian, January term 1867; accessed 19 Jun 2016
  6. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, James Watkins household, p. 165A, dwelling 94, family 100; OHMorg701
  7. [S1539] McConnelsville Herald: Local personals, McConnelsville, Ohio, p. 3, col. 3
  8. [S1340] Morgan County, Ohio Will Books, James Watkins Jr. will, , Volume: 2, Page: 292, Film 910663, Will006
Family Explorer

Elizabeth B. Watkins1,2

F, #313, b. 6 December 1844, d. 17 October 1892

Parents

FatherJames Watkins (b. about 1811)
MotherElizabeth B. Bozman (b. about 1815, d. 8 August 1846)

Family: William O. Fouts (b. 30 August 1846, d. 25 May 1904)

DaughterMary R. Fouts (b. 1 October 1871)
SonMorris S. Fouts (b. 4 November 1878)
DaughterHelen E. Fouts+ (b. 1 September 1887, d. 18 August 1939)

Biography

Elizabeth B. Watkins was born on 6 December 1844 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio.3,4 She and William O. Fouts were married on 3 March 1870 in Morgan County, Ohio.5 She died on 17 October 1892, at age 47, in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio.6 She was buried in McConnelsville Cemetery (McConnelsville), Morgan County, Ohio.3
She recieved $43.05 from the estate of her grandfather Wilkes Bozman on 7 May 1856.7 Elizabeth became ward of James Watkins January 1867 Morgan County, Ohio.8 William and Elizabeth appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 5 August 1870 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio.9 William and Elizabeth appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 11 June 1880 in McConnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio, with their children Mary and Moris.10
Last Edited28 April 2020 08:16:00

Citations

  1. [S611] Kevin Kranz (Carmella) submitter, 14 Aug 1846 Morgan County Herald obituaries, Elizabeth Bozman obituary (transcribed), email address, No given name or sex.
  2. [S1750] 1850 Ohio Census, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M432, roll 715
  3. [S874] The Morgan County Historical Society, Cemeteries of Morgan Township Morgan County, Ohio, Fouts, William O.(30 August 1846 - 25 May 1904) and Elizabeth B. "his wife" (6 December 1844 - 17 October 1892); McConnelsville Cemetery
  4. [S673] Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854 - 1997, database, Family Search, http://www.familysearch.org, Elizabeth B. Fouts, 17 October 1892, Morgan County (source of place, not date)
  5. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, William O. Fouts and Lizzie B. Watkins, 3 March 1870, Morgan County, Ohio
  6. [S673] Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854 - 1997, database, Family Search, http://www.familysearch.org, Elizabeth B. Fouts, 17 October 1892, Morgan County
  7. [S2356] Ohio. Morgan County., Estate Case Files., Box 68A, Wilkes Bozman estae file; FHL microfilm, item receipt from Jas. Watkins as guardian for his children Virginia, James, and Elizabeth B. Watkins
  8. [S2251] Ohio. Morgan., Court Journals. Digital images., D: 111, James Watkins final settlement as guardian, January term 1867; accessed 19 Jun 2016
  9. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, McConnelsville, p. 164B, sheet 12, dwelling 84, family 90, William O. Fouts household
  10. [S1327] 1880 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, rolls 1050 and 1053, population schedule, Film T9, McConnelsville, ED 142, p. 73A, sheet 17, dwelling 60, family 65, William O. Fouts household
Family Explorer

Almira Seymour Clark1

F, #314, b. about 1803, d. 20 February 1863

Family: Hugh Cochran (b. 17 March 1797, d. 22 July 1863)

SonJulius Cochran
SonAschel Clark Cochran+ (b. 4 February 1825, d. 23 December 1895)
DaughterMargaret Frances Cochran+ (b. 1832)
DaughterAlmira Ellen Cochran+ (b. 21 September 1842, d. 26 February 1919)

Biography

Almira Seymour Clark was born about 1803 in Virginia.2,3 She and Hugh Cochran were married on 14 December 1820 in Marietta, Washington County, Ohio.4 She died on 20 February 1863.5 She was buried in Dresden Cemetery (Jefferson Township), Muskingum County, Ohio.6
Hugh and Almira appeared on the 1850 US Census recorded in 1850 in Jefferson Township, Muskingum County, Ohio, with Margaret and Almira. Also listed in the household was Fernelia Clark 74. Also listed in the household was Fernelia Clark 747 She was a milliner in 1860.8 Hugh and Almira appeared on the 1860 US Census recorded on 4 July 1860 in Dresden, Muskingum County, Ohio, with Almira. Also listed was Philomena Clark an 85 year old female born in Connecticut.9 Almira was recorded on the 1870 US Census on 7 June 1870 in West Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, in the household of Margaret Frances Cochran .10
Last Edited15 May 2018 14:58:00

Citations

  1. [S1779] Tootell, Kathleen, to Shroyer, Recipient: Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochran"
  2. [S1300] Muskingum County Genealogical Society, Cemetery Incriptions of Jefferson and Madison Townships, Muskingum County, Ohio, d. Feb 20, 1863 at 60 yrs.
  3. [S207] 1860 Census Ohio Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1018 and 1019, population schedule, Film M653, Almyra Cochran 58 F born Virginia
  4. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Hugh Cochran and Almira S. Clark, 14 December 1820, Washington County, Ohio
  5. [S1300] Muskingum County Genealogical Society, Cemetery Incriptions of Jefferson and Madison Townships, Muskingum County, Ohio
  6. [S1300] Muskingum County Genealogical Society, Cemetery Incriptions of Jefferson and Madison Townships, Muskingum County, Ohio, Dresden Cemetery
  7. [S885] 1850 census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 717 and 718, population schedule, Film M432, Hugh Cochran household, p. 169, family 1402; OHMusk502
  8. [S207] 1860 Census Ohio Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1018 and 1019, population schedule, Film M653
  9. [S207] 1860 Census Ohio Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1018 and 1019, population schedule, Film M653, Hugh Cochran household, p. 539, dwelling 661, family 609; OHMusk603
  10. [S1223] 1870 Census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1250 & 1251, population schedule, Film M593, Margaret F. Conwell household, p. 87, dwelling 10, family 15; OHMusk706
Family Explorer

Julius Cochran1

M, #315

Parents

FatherHugh Cochran (b. 17 March 1797, d. 22 July 1863)
MotherAlmira Seymour Clark (b. about 1803, d. 20 February 1863)

Biography

Julius Cochran died in Marietta, Washington County, Ohio.1
Last Edited28 October 2004

Citations

  1. [S1476] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochrane/Earls of Dundonald"
Family Explorer

Aschel Clark Cochran1

M, #316, b. 4 February 1825, d. 23 December 1895

Parents

FatherHugh Cochran (b. 17 March 1797, d. 22 July 1863)
MotherAlmira Seymour Clark (b. about 1803, d. 20 February 1863)

Family 1: Emily Boyd Carter (b. 27 October 1825)

DaughterAugusta E. Cochran (b. about 1847, d. about 1851)
DaughterMary Amelia Cochran+ (b. 1 March 1848, d. 5 December 1923)

Family 2: Mary McMahon (b. about 1840, d. 1890)

Son? Cochran
DaughterNellie Clark Cochran+ (b. 25 December 1874, d. 8 May 1914)

Biography

Aschel Clark Cochran was born on 4 February 1825 in Ohio.2 He and Emily Boyd Carter were married on 11 April 1846 in Muskingum County, Ohio.3 He and Mary McMahon were married on 7 September 1869 in Muskingum County, Ohio.4,5 He and Julia Brelsford were married on 29 December 1891 in Muskingum County, Ohio.6 He died on 23 December 1895, at age 70.2,7 He was buried in Old City Cemetery (Cambridge Township), Guernsey County, Ohio.7
He was a laborer in 1850.8 Aschel and Emily appeared on the 1850 US Census recorded in 1850 in Jefferson Township, Muskingum County, Ohio.8 He was a hardware store in 1860.9 Aschel and Emily appeared on the 1860 US Census recorded on 10 July 1860 in Cambridge, Guernsey County, Ohio.9 He lived in 1868 in Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri.10 He was the owner of the "Brick Bank" on North Main Street in Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri, in 1870.11 Aschel and Mary appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 28 July 1870 in Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri. They were listed as Acy Cochael 25 born Pennsylvania and Mary age 30 also born Pennsylvania12 He sold his bank to his son-in-law John Spratt in Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri, about 1872.11 They left Caldwell County after May 1872. He attended the Democratic Fourteenth Congressional Convention in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, in July 1878. He was appointed one of four vice presidents13 He was a retired banker in 1880.14 Aschel and Mary appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 5 June 1880 in Cambridge, Guernsey County, Ohio.15
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Citations

  1. [S1779] Tootell, Kathleen, to Shroyer, Recipient: Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochran"
  2. [S1476] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochrane/Earls of Dundonald"
  3. [S185] Ohio Genealogical Society, Muskingum County Chapter, Muskingum County Ohio Marriages 1835-1848 Book III, p. 28
  4. [S1760] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Milton I"
  5. [S1691] LDS, Family Search: International Genealogical Index, Record Type: database, Owner Or Creator: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Url: www.familysearch.org, Asahel C. Cochran and Mary W. McMahen, batch M514506, extracted record
  6. [S1691] LDS, Family Search: International Genealogical Index, Record Type: database, Owner Or Creator: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Url: www.familysearch.org, Asahel C. Cochran and Julia Brelsford, 29 Dec. 1891 Muskingum OH, batch M514508, extracted local records
  7. [S1491] Conner, E. Margaret;Goodpaster, Nola R., Pioneer Cemeteries of Guernsey County, 168, Asabel Cochran
  8. [S885] 1850 census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 717 and 718, population schedule, Film M432, Ashael C. Cochran household, p.168, family 1400; OHMusk502
  9. [S1708] 1860 Census OH Guernsey, U.S. census, Ohio, Guernsey County, population schedule, Film M 653, roll 969, Asahen C. Cochran household, p. 267, dwelling 647, family 644; OHGuer601
  10. [S1453] USGenWeb Archives: Caldwell County, Missouri: Caldwell County, Missouri History Interviews (The First Days of Kidder), database, Walker, Karen, www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/caldwell/caldwell.htm, "The Spratts of Caldwell County Missouri" Narrator: Wm. E. Spratt of St. Joseph c. 1933
  11. [S1990] Karen Walker, "Caldwell County, Missouri History Interviews (The First Days of Kidder)," database, i USGenWeb Archives: Caldwell County, Missourii0, accessed 2007), "The Spratts of Caldwell County Missouri" Narrator: Wm. E. Spratt of St. Joseph c. 1933.
  12. [S1458] 1870 Census MO Caldwell, U.S. census, Missouri, Caldwell County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 763, Acy Cochael household, dwelling 14, family 14, sheet 2; MOCald701
  13. [S2107] Ohio. Zanesville., i Zanesville Courieri0, "The First Day of the Democratic Congressional Convention of the Fourteenth District," 1 August 1878, p. p. 1, col. 2; digital images.
  14. [S1245] 1880 Census OH Guernsey, U.S. Census, Ohio, Guernsey County, population schedule, Film T9, roll 1020, OHGuer801
  15. [S1245] 1880 Census OH Guernsey, U.S. Census, Ohio, Guernsey County, population schedule, Film T9, roll 1020, Asahe C. Cochran household, ED 65, p. 55A, dwelling 146, family 166; OHGuer801
Family Explorer

Margaret Frances Cochran

F, #317, b. 1832

Parents

FatherHugh Cochran (b. 17 March 1797, d. 22 July 1863)
MotherAlmira Seymour Clark (b. about 1803, d. 20 February 1863)

Family: George W. Conwell (b. about 1816)

DaughterAnna D. Conwell+ (b. about 1854)
SonClark Cochran Conwell+ (b. about 9 February 1856, d. 18 September 1938)
SonErnest T. Conwell (b. about 1858)
DaughterElla Conwell (b. 7 November 1860, d. 22 May 1947)

Biography

Margaret Frances Cochran was born in 1832 in Dresden, Muskingum County, Ohio.1 She and Laban Lemert Carter were married on 4 March 1847 in Muskingum County, Ohio.2 She and George W. Conwell were married on 4 May 1851 in Muskingum County, Ohio.3
George and Margaret appeared on the 1860 US Census recorded on 29 June 1860 in West Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, with Anna, Clark, and Ernest.4 Margaret appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 7 June 1870 in West Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, with Anne, Clark, Ernest, Ella, her mother Almira, and Philomele Clark who was probably Margaret's grandmother.5
Last Edited8 September 2014 19:11:00

Citations

  1. [S1768] Tootell, Kathleen, to Shroyer, Recipient: Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cleveland Cochrans"
  2. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Laban L. Carter and Margaret Frances Cochran, 4 March 1847, Muskingum County, Ohio
  3. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, George W. Conwell and Frances Carter, 4 May 1851, MuskingumCounty, Ohio
  4. [S207] 1860 Census Ohio Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1018 and 1019, population schedule, Film M653, Geo. W. Conwell household, p. 43, dwelling 622, family 617; OHMusk608
  5. [S1223] 1870 Census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1250 & 1251, population schedule, Film M593, Margaret F. Conwell household, p. 87, dwelling 10, family 15; OHMusk706
Family Explorer

Almira Ellen Cochran1

F, #318, b. 21 September 1842, d. 26 February 1919

Parents

FatherHugh Cochran (b. 17 March 1797, d. 22 July 1863)
MotherAlmira Seymour Clark (b. about 1803, d. 20 February 1863)

Family: Thomas Griffith (b. 7 November 1817, d. 24 July 1884)

SonThomas S. Griffith (b. 29 September 1874, d. 29 October 1874)
DaughterJudith Brush Griffith (b. 6 March 1876, d. 8 September 1949)
Cochran, Ella 1865

Biography

Almira Ellen Cochran was born on 21 September 1842 in Muskingum County, Ohio.2,3,4 She and Thomas Griffith were married on 28 December 1873 in Muskingum County, Ohio.5 She died on 26 February 1919, at age 76, in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio.6 She was buried on 2 March 1919 in Greenwood Cemetery (Zanesville), Muskingum County, Ohio.6,7
Almira Ellen Cochran was also known as Ella Cochran. Thomas and Almira appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 15 June 1880 in Ward 8, Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, with her daughter Judith and nieces Ella Cochran and Ellenia Cochran.8 She lived on the corner of Adair and Culbertson Avenues in 1890 in Zanesville.9 Almira appeared on the 1900 US Census recorded on 6 June 1900 in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, with her daughter Judith and niece Ella Conwell. Almira was recorded as Ella Griffith , a widow.10 Almira appeared on the 1910 US Census recorded on 28 April 1910 in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, with her daughter Judith and son-in-law Charles Culver.11
Last Edited16 November 2014 08:43:00

Citations

  1. [S1476] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochrane/Earls of Dundonald"
  2. [S896] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, Film T623, roll 1310, Ella Griffith household, ED 83, sheet 7A, p. 278A, dwelling 144, family 145 (Gave birth as Sept. 1844); OHMusk010
  3. [S428] Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Death certificate, database and images, Family Search, www.familysearch.org, Ella Cochran Griffithl, file no.13555. Birth date was recorded as 21 September 1844, but based on the 1850 through 1870 censuses 1842 is a more likely birth year
  4. [S885] 1850 census OH Muskingum, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 717 and 718, population schedule, Film M432, Hugh Cochran household, p. 169, family 1402
  5. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Thomas Griffith and Ella Cochran, 28 December 1874, Muskingum County, Ohio
  6. [S428] Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Death certificate, database and images, Family Search, www.familysearch.org, Ella Cochran Griffithl, file no.13555
  7. [S1403] Find A Grave, Record Type: database, www.findagrave.com, Greenwood Cemetery, Zanesville, Ohio tombstone photo; Thomas Griffith and with Ella Cochran
  8. [S1234] 1880 Census OH Musk, U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, rolls 1054 and 1055, population schedule, Film T9, Thomas Griffith household, ED 183, dwelling 375, family 337; OHMusk810
  9. [S1994] N. H. Burch & Company, i Zanesville Directory 1890-91i0 . 1890. Digital images., Mrs. Thomas Griffith; <
  10. [S896] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, Film T623, roll 1310, Ella Griffith household, ED 83, sheet 7A, p. 278A, dwelling 144, family 145; OHMusk010
  11. [S905] 1910 U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, population schedule, Film: T624, Ella Griffith household, ED 106, sheet 18, p. 279, dwelling 373, family 403; OHMusk150
Family Explorer

Frances Colmery Barton1

F, #319

Family: Frank Cochran Marble Reed (b. 13 May 1899, d. 21 May 1977)

DaughterPatricia Reed (b. 29 December 1925, d. 6 December 1990)

Biography

Frances Colmery Barton and Frank Cochran Marble Reed were married.1
Last Edited22 November 2016 08:33:00

Citations

  1. [S1760] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Milton I"
Family Explorer

Frank Marble Reed1

M, #320, b. 1 December 1864

Family: Nellie Clark Cochran (b. 25 December 1874, d. 8 May 1914)

SonFrank Cochran Marble Reed+ (b. 13 May 1899, d. 21 May 1977)
bio Reed, Frank

Biography

Frank Marble Reed was born on 1 December 1864 in Wilmington, Ohio.2,3 He and Nellie Clark Cochran were divorced. He and Nellie Clark Cochran were married on 1 December 1896 in Muskingum County, Ohio.4,5,3
He was a freight agent in 1900.6 Frank and Nellie appeared on the 1900 US Census recorded on 6 June 1900 in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio, with their son Frank.6
Last Edited4 May 2017 18:40:00

Citations

  1. [S1779] Tootell, Kathleen, to Shroyer, Recipient: Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochran"
  2. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Frank M. Reed and Verna M. Graham, 20 May 1914; Muskingum County, Ohio
  3. [S896] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, Film T623, roll 1310, Frank M. Reed household, ED 73, dwelling 99, family 106
  4. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Muskingum County Marriage Records 12:505, Frank M. Reed and Nellie C. Cochran, 1 December 1896, Muskingum County, Ohio
  5. [S1760] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Milton I"
  6. [S896] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Muskingum County, Film T623, roll 1310, Frank M. Reed household, ED 73, dwelling 99, family 106; OHMusk006
Family Explorer

Frank Cochran Marble Reed1

M, #321, b. 13 May 1899, d. 21 May 1977

Parents

FatherFrank Marble Reed (b. 1 December 1864)
MotherNellie Clark Cochran (b. 25 December 1874, d. 8 May 1914)

Family: Frances Colmery Barton

DaughterPatricia Reed (b. 29 December 1925, d. 6 December 1990)

Biography

Frank Cochran Marble Reed was born on 13 May 1899 in Ohio.2 He and Frances Colmery Barton were married.3 He died on 21 May 1977, at age 78.3
He registered for the World War I draft on 12 September 1918, in Muskingum County. He was of medium height and build with brown eyes and hair2
Last Edited15 May 2018 15:01:00

Citations

  1. [S1779] Tootell, Kathleen, to Shroyer, Recipient: Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochran"
  2. [S1890] World War I Selective Service Draft Registration Cards 1917-18, Ancestry, www.ancestry.com, No. 1451, Frank Marble Reed Jr., Muskingum Co. Ohio
  3. [S1760] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Milton I"
Family Explorer

Patricia Reed1

F, #322, b. 29 December 1925, d. 6 December 1990

Parents

FatherFrank Cochran Marble Reed (b. 13 May 1899, d. 21 May 1977)
MotherFrances Colmery Barton

Biography

Patricia Reed was born on 29 December 1925.2 She and Alfred Kenneth Tootell were married on 18 August 1951.2 She died on 6 December 1990, at age 64.2
Last Edited3 November 2004

Citations

  1. [S1779] Tootell, Kathleen, to Shroyer, Recipient: Barbara Shroyer, email, "Re: Cochran"
  2. [S1760] Tootell, Kathleen, to Barbara Shroyer, email, "Milton I"
Family Explorer

Frank Bordner

M, #323, b. 3 March 1855, d. 21 December 1927

Biography

Frank Bordner was born on 3 March 1855 in Wood County, Ohio.1 He and Martha Shroyer were married on 10 September 1879 in Wood County, Ohio.2 He died on 21 December 1927, at age 72, in Portage, Wood County, Ohio.3 He was buried on 23 December 1927 in Portage Cemetery (Portage Township), Wood County, Ohio.3
He was hotel keeper.4 He was a laborer in a stone quary.5 He was a contractor for stone work.6 Frank and Martha appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 21 June 1880 in Liberty Township, Wood County, Ohio, with her sons William and Burley.4 He was a machinist in 1900 in Portage, Wood County, Ohio.7 Frank and Martha appeared on the 1900 US Census recorded in 1900 in Portage, Wood County, Ohio, with her mother Salinda Fiddler.7 Frank and Martha appeared on the 1910 US Census recorded in 1910 in Portage, Wood County, Ohio, with her son William and her grandson Robert. Also listed was John Bordner, boarder.5 Frank and Martha appeared on the 1920 US Census recorded in January 1920 in Portage, Wood County, Ohio, with her grandson Robert Munn. Frank Bordner was 62 and Martha Bordner was 80.8
Last Edited18 September 2014 09:54:00

Citations

  1. [S1302] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1333 and 1334, Film T623, Frank Bordner household, ED 158, p. 185B, dwelling 14, family 15
  2. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Frank Bordner and Martha Munn, 10 September 1879, Wood County, Ohio
  3. [S428] Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Death certificate, database and images, Family Search, www.familysearch.org, Frank W. Bordner, no. 43456
  4. [S1105] 1880 Census OH Wood, U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1078 and 1079 , population schedule, Film T9, Frank Bordner household, ED 94, p.130B, dwelling 259, family 267; OHWood806
  5. [S1308] 1910 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, Roll: population schedule, Film: T624, Frank Bordner household, ED 206, p. 255A, dwelling 10, family 10; OHWood102
  6. [S1349] 1920 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, population schedule, Film T625, Frank Bordner household, dwelling 12, family 12, ED 173, sheet 1A; OHWood207
  7. [S1302] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1333 and 1334, Film T623, Frank Bordner household, ED 158, p. 185B, dwelling 14, family 15; OHWood005
  8. [S1349] 1920 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, population schedule, Film T625, Frank Bordner household, dwelling 12, family 12, ED 173, sheet 1A, roll 1449; OHWood207
Family Explorer

Reason Mercer1,2

M, #324, b. 21 January 1834, d. 28 September 1886

Family: Eliza Shroyer (b. about 1840, d. 15 March 1889)

SonAlbert Osias Mercer+ (b. 28 August 1859, d. 13 June 1927)
DaughterDella Jane Mercer+ (b. about 22 March 1862, d. 13 September 1942)
DaughterAusta Mercer+ (b. 1866, d. 26 March 1889)
DaughterMattie L. Mercer (b. 10 October 1877)

Biography

Reason Mercer was born on 21 January 1834 in Liberty Township, Wood County, Ohio.1 He and Eliza Shroyer were married on 16 November 1858 in Wood County, Ohio.3 He died on 28 September 1886, at age 52. He was buried in Bethel-Rudolph Cemetery (Liberty Township), Wood County, Ohio.1
His brother Caleb Mercer married his sister-in-law Sarah Shroyer ... He was a farmer.4,5 Reason and Eliza appeared on the 1860 US Census recorded in 1860 in Liberty Township, Wood County, Ohio, with Albert.6 He enlisted as a private on 14 August 1862.7 He served in Company K 111 Ohio Vounteer Infantry beginning on 6 September 1862.7 Reason injured the fore portion ofr his left foot including the big toe while cutting wood Bowling Green, Kentucky, about 4 December 18628 He was discharged 7 December 1862, in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.7 Reason's brother Caleb married Eliza's sister Sarah. Reason and Eliza appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 21 July 1870 in Liberty Township, Wood County, Ohio, with Albert, Della, and Austa.4 Reason and Eliza appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 21 June 1880 in Liberty Township, Wood County, Ohio, with their children Albert, Della, Austa, and Mattie.5
Last Edited8 May 2017 08:01:00

Citations

  1. [S2] Loretta, to Barbara Shroyer and Norm Shroyer, email, "Re: Shroyer Family Tree" (e-mailed in 5 parts)
  2. [S99] Wood County Ohio Marriage Records, Marriage Records, Film Series: 409699, Film Number: 409699
  3. [S99] Wood County Ohio Marriage Records, Marriage Records, Film Series: 409699, Film Number: 409699, date of oath is 12 Nov. 1858, gives names as Rizon Mercer and Eliza Shrowyer
  4. [S895] 1870 Ohio census Wood Co., U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1283, Reason Mercer household, Llberty Twp., p. 373, dwelling 149, family 150; OHWood706
  5. [S1105] 1880 Census OH Wood, U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1078 and 1079 , population schedule, Film T9, Reason Mercer household, dwelling 230, family 234, p. 129; OHWood806
  6. [S304] 1860 Census Ohio Wood, U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, population schedule, Film M653, roll 1053, Reasin Mercer household, p.234, dwelling 255, family 247; OHWood604
  7. [S1362] American Civil War Soldiers database, Ancestry, www.ancestry.com
  8. [S2] Loretta, to Barbara Shroyer and Norm Shroyer, email, "Re: Shroyer Family Tree" (e-mailed in 5 parts), quoting Reason Mercer's Civil War Pension File 238,886
Family Explorer

William C. Philo1,2,3

M, #325, b. August 1842, d. 7 February 1912

Family: Mary Shroyer (b. 7 December 1842, d. 21 January 1917)

SonAsa Philo (b. about 1866)
SonAda Philo+ (b. about 1866, d. 23 January 1956)
SonRalph P. Philo+ (b. about 22 August 1868, d. 9 March 1949)
SonJoseph Albert Philo+ (b. 11 July 1873, d. 13 December 1941)
DaughterSalinda A. Philo (b. about 1876, d. 6 September 1903)
DaughterMaud L. Philo (b. 18 April 1878)
SonAlva Philo+ (b. 2 January 1885, d. 27 November 1919)

Biography

William C. Philo was born in August 1842 in Ohio.4,5 He and Mary Shroyer were licensed to wed on 3 August 1864 in Wood County, Ohio, They applied for a license.1 He and Mary Shroyer were married on 6 January 1865 in Wood County, Ohio.6,7 He died on 7 February 1912, at age 69, in Portage, Wood County, Ohio.5 He was buried on 11 February 1912 in Portage Cemetery, Wood County, Ohio.5
He was a farmer in 1870 in Webster Township.8 William and Mary appeared on the 1870 US Census recorded on 22 August 1870 in Webster Township, Wood County, Ohio, with her son William Prescott and their children Asa, Ada, and Ralph.8 He was a farmer in 1880 in Center Township.9 William and Mary appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 29 June 1880 in Center Township, Wood County, Ohio, with her son William Prescott and their children Ada, Ralph, Salinda, Maud, and Joseph.9 He was salesman in 1900 in Portage, Wood County, Ohio.10 William and Mary appeared on the 1900 US Census recorded in 1900 in Portage, Wood County, Ohio, with their sons Joseph and Alva.10 William and Mary appeared on the 1910 US Census recorded on 20 April 1910 in First Street, Portage, Wood County, Ohio, with their son Alva.11 William was mayor about 1911 in Portage.5
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Citations

  1. [S99] Wood County Ohio Marriage Records, Marriage Records, Film Series: 409699, Film Number: 409699
  2. [S1610] Shroyer, Emery, series of iinterviews, Interviewer: Barbara Shroyer, record of information:notes
  3. [S1830] Shroyer, C. C., Held By: Barbara Shroyer, Letter from C.C. Shroyer to Barbara Shroyer
  4. [S1302] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1333 and 1334, Film T623, ED158 Portage Village Sheet 2 #37-38
  5. [S428] Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Death certificate, database and images, Family Search, www.familysearch.org, William C. Philo, file no 12308
  6. [S99] Wood County Ohio Marriage Records, Marriage Records, Film Series: 409699, Film Number: 409699, (oath) Wm. C. Philo and Polly Prescott, 1864
  7. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Wm. C. Philo and Polley Prescott, 6 January 1865, Wood County, Ohio
  8. [S895] 1870 Ohio census Wood Co., U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1283, Wm. Philo household, Webster Twp., p. 580B, dwelling 119, family 119; OHWood705
  9. [S1105] 1880 Census OH Wood, U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1078 and 1079 , population schedule, Film T9, William Philo household, ED 97, p. 45, dwelling 395, family 405; OHWood803
  10. [S1302] 1900 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1333 and 1334, Film T623, William C. Philo household, ED 158, p. 186A, dwelling 37, family 38; OHWood005
  11. [S1308] 1910 U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, Roll: population schedule, Film: T624, William C. Philo household, ED 206, sheet 10A, dwelling 31, family 31; OHWood102
Compiler: Barbara Shroyer
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