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| EARL, GRANTHAM |
Seneca Co. |
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A soldier of the Revolution of 1776.
Died: Sept. 1, 1838, 80 yrs. 8 mos. 9 days.
Buried: Egbert's Cemetery or Pleasant Ridge
Grave Marker: D. A. R. with an iron marker (76) on May 30,
19922.
Further information: Dolly Todd Madison Chapter |
| EARL, THOMAS |
Ross Co. |
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| EATON, ALEXANDER |
Hamilton Co. |
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| EATON, JOSEPH |
Guernsey Co. |
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| EBERSOLE, JACOB |
Clark Co. |
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| EBERSOLE, SOLOMON |
Hamilton Co. |
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Married: Christiana Cox, daughter of Tunis Cox.
Lived, died and buried at Columbia, Hamilton Co.
Further buried Cincinnati Chap. |
| ECKMAN, HIERONIMOUS |
Mahoning Co. |
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| EDDY, WILLIAM R. |
Lake Co. |
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| EDGAR, WM. |
Union Co. |
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| EDGINGTON, JOSEPH |
Adams Co. |
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| EDMAN, SAMUEL |
Licking Co. |
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| EDMONDS, Peter |
Wayne Co. |
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| EDWARDS, ADONIJAH |
Cuyahoga Co. |
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| EDWARDS, JAMES |
Brown Co. |
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| EDWARDS, JAMES |
Scioto Co. |
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| EDWARDS, JOHN |
Licking Co. |
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| EDWARDS, THOMAS |
Miami Co. |
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| EGGERS, GEORGE |
Butler Co. |
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| EGGLESTON, BENJAMIN
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Portage Co. |
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| EGGLESTON, ELIAB |
Geauga Co. |
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| EGGLESTON, TIMOTHY |
Medina Co. |
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| ELAM, JOSHUA |
Greene Co. |
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| ELDRED, SAMUEL |
Lorain Co. |
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| ELDRIDGE, _______ |
Clermont Co. |
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| ELLENWOOD, BENJAMIN |
Washington Co. |
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| ELLIOT, JOHN, DR. |
Montgomery Co. |
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| ELLIOT, JOHN |
Geauga
Co. |
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| ELLIOTT, REUBEN |
Ross Co. |
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| ELLIOTT, ROBERT |
Franklin Co. |
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| ELIOTT, SAMUEL |
Licking Co. |
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| ELLIOTT, SAMUEL |
(by some, Now Ellet), Summitt Co. |
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| ELLIS, ABRAHAM |
Clinton
Co. |
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| ELLIS, JESSE |
Brown Co. |
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| ELLIS, LEMUEL |
Lake Co. |
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| ELLIS, NATHAN |
Brown Co. |
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| ELLIS, SAMUEL |
Brown Co. |
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| ELLSWORTH, JOHN |
Summit
Co. |
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| ELLSWORTH, WILLIAM |
Geauga Co. |
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| ELSTUN, ELI |
Clermont Co. |
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| ELY, DARIUS |
Portage Co. |
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| ELY, LEWIS |
Portage Co. |
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| EMERSON, JESSE |
Lake Co. |
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| EMERSON, JONATHAN |
Butler Co. |
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| EMERSON, JOSEPH |
Lake Co. |
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| EMERY, JOHN, Capt. |
Lake Co. |
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| EMMS, JOSHUA |
Lake Co. |
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| ENEMS, JOHN |
Hamiton Co. |
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| ENGART, BENJAMIN |
Hamilton Co. |
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| ENOCHS, ENOCH, Capt. |
Noble Co. |
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| ENSIGN, WILLIAM |
Lake Co. |
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| ENSMINGER, JOHN |
Meigs Co. |
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| ERNST, CHRISTOPHER |
Pickaway Co. |
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| ERUMAN, FREDERICK |
Fairfield Co. |
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| ERVIN, CHRISTOPHER |
Mahoning Co. |
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| FENTON, GAMALIEL |
Cuyahoga Co. |
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| FENTON, SAMUEL |
Adams Co. |
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| FENTON, SOLOMON |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FERGUSON, HENRY |
Harrison Co. |
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| FERGUSON, HENRY |
Harrison Co. |
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| FERGUSON, ISAAC |
Clermont Co. |
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| FERGUSON, JAMES |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FERGUSON, JAMES |
Ross Co. |
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| FERGUSON, JOHN |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FERGUSON, JOHN SR. |
Highland Co. |
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| FERGUSON, JOHN (Forgeson &
Furguson) |
Lake Co. |
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| FERGUSON, MATTHEW |
Ross Co. |
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| FERGUSON, WILLIAM |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FERGUSON, WILLIAM |
Harrison Co. |
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| FERRELL, JOHN |
Licking Co. |
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| FERRIS, ISAAC |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FERRIS, JOHN |
Lorain Co. |
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| FERRIS, JOHN |
Hamilton Co. |
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4th New York Regiment Col.
Jas. Holmes.
Born about 1757, England
Married: Elizabeth Deuton, (1758-1814)
Children: John, Sarah, Elizabeth, Phoebe, Rachel, Solomon, Susan.
Died: Sept. 23, 1800.
Buried near Montgomery, O.
Came to Columbia, O. 1790.
Reference: New York in Revolution p. 48, Roberts: Court House
Records
Further information: Cincinnati Chapter. |
| FIELDS, CHARLES |
Adams Co. |
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Entire war.
Born in Ireland 1739.
Married Grizzel Hemphill
Born: 1760, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Died: 1849, Hancock Co., O.
Reference: Natl. No. 78861, Vol. 79, D. A. R. Lineage |
| FIGHT, JACOB |
Hancock Co. |
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Frontier Ranger of
Northumberland Co., Pa.
Born: 1760, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Died 1849, Hancock Co., O.
Reference: Natl. 78861, Vol. 79, D. A. R. Lineage |
| FIGHT, JACOB, SR. |
Trumbull Co. |
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Buried: Seceeders Corners,
Liberty Twp. Unable to locate grave.
Ref: S. A. R. Year Book.
Further information: Mary Chesney Chapter |
| FIKE, HENRY |
Wayne Co. |
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Buried: Zion Church
Cemetery at northwest corner under pine tree.
Monument Inscription: "Henry Fike, soldier of 1775"
Grave Marker: Plain marble slab at head of grave.
Further information: Wooster Wayne Chapter. |
| FILSON, JOHN |
Hamilton Co. |
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Ensign Montgomery's
Pennsylvania Battalion of the Flying Camp. Taken prisoner near
Fort Washington Nov. 16, 1788.
Reference: Heitmans p. 226.
Born: 1746, Chester Co., Pa.
Died 1788
Killed by Indians. Spot unknown.
Surveyor: he with Matthias Denman and Robert Patterson were 3
original proprietors of Cincinnati. He suggested "Losantiville"
as name of town, which in 1790 was changed by Gov. St. Clair to
Cinnati.
Reference: History of Cincinnati by C. F. Goss, 42-45; 23-25.
Further information Cincinnati Chapter. |
| FINCH, WILLIAM |
Hamilton Co. |
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Born: 1849, Connecticut
Further information: Cincinnati Chapter |
| FINDLEY, DAVID |
Muskingum Co. |
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Born: Allegheny Co., Pa.
Married: Jennie Mitchell in Pa.
Pensioner in 1840 at age of 75 yrs. while residing in Union twp. on
a large tract of land where the town of New Concord now stands.
Reared a family of eight children of whom all married and deceased
at time of this writing (1892) except the wife of the son John, who
was born in 1802. John was the fourth child.
David Findley was related to Gov. Findley and Dr. Findley of Pa.
He lived to be over 90 yrs. of age and died in Muskingum Co.
Was Judge at one time. Judge David Findley, coming in 1806,
purchased lands of Henry Reasoner, who had located in Sec. 1 in
1804.
In 1827 the establishing of the National road through his place
prompted him to lay out a town which was accomplished March 24,
1828. The location of the town of Concord and description of
the town is recorded as follows: "P 298. Judge David Findley's
large brick house was erected in 1828. It was the first brick
house in New Concord.
Reference: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Muskingum County"
printed in 1892 by the Goodspeed Publishing co. Further
information: Muskingum Chapter. |
| FINDLEY, ROBERT W. |
Hamilton Co. |
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Private
Born: 1750
Died: 1840, Germantown, Maryland
Reference: Natl. No. 21637, p. 232, Vol. 22 |
| FINK, GEORGE HANS |
Mahoning Co. |
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| FINK, JOHN |
Mahoning Co. |
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Private in Continental
Army, Pennsyulvania.
Buried: Old Springfield Cemetery.
Reference: Pennsylvania Archives, Series 5, Vol. 4, p. 320;
Vol. 8, p. 467, 599.
Further information: Mahoning Chapter |
| FINNEY, MAJOR |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FINNEY, EBENEZER, W. |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FINNEY, JOHN |
Harrison Co. |
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| FINNEY, JOSIAH |
Trumbull Co. |
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| FINNEY, MAJOR |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FISH, EBENEZER |
(County not stated) |
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| FISH, EPHRAIM |
Huron Co. |
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| FISHER, ADAM |
Clermont Co. |
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Adjutant Lancaster County
Militia. 1777 Lt. 6th Company 1779.
Died: 1829 aged 79 years. Clermont Co., O.
Reference: Natl. No. 11,286, p. 110, Vol. 12, D. A. R. Lineage |
| FISHER, ADAM |
Stark Co. |
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Buried: Mud Brook
Cemetery, Jackson Twp., Stark Co., O.
Reference: Authority: History of Stark Co. edited by William
Henry Perrin.
Further information: Massillon Chapter |
| FISHER, DANIEL, Col. |
Washington Co. |
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| FISHER, ENOCH |
Union Co. |
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| FISHER, HENRY |
Columbiana Co. |
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Born: 1757
Lived in Fairfield Twp., Columbiana County, in 1819, aged 62 yrs.
A pensioner
Further information: Bethia Southwick Chap. |
| FISHER, JACOB |
Delaware Co. |
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Private under Col. Jacob
Hoover, Pennsylvania Troops.
Buried: Berkshire Twp.
Further information: Delaware Chapter |
| FISHER, HENRY |
Columbiana Co. |
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Born: 1757
Lived in Fairfield Twp., Columbiana Co. in 1819, aged 62 yrs.
Pensioner.
Further information: Bethia Southwick Chapter |
| FISHER, JOHN |
Hancock Co. |
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Buried: Hancock County but
grave not located.
No descendants here.
Further information Ft. Findley Chapter. |
| FISHER, JOHN C. |
Jefferson Co. |
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Born: 1756
Died: 1809
Buried Union Cem., Steubenville, O
Grave Marker by Steubenville D. A. R.
Further information: Steubenville Chapter |
| FISHER, PAUL |
Columbiana Co. |
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Private 7 mos. under Lt.
Peter Groves, Pennsylvania Lines
Born: Sunbury, Pa.
Married: Kathrine Kishter
Died: 1828, Calcutta
Reference: Natl. NO. 72133, p. 49, Vol. 73, D. A. R. Lineage |
| FISTER, JOHN |
Mahoning Co. |
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Fifer. Capt. Gobins
Company, 6th Batallion, Berk Co. Militia. Col. Joseph Huster's
Regiment.
Served from Aug. 10, 1780 to Sept. 9, 1780.
Born: 1746
Died: 1813
Buried: Boardman, Ohio
Reference: Pa. Archives, Series 5, Vol. 5, pp. 136, 239.
Further information: Mahoning Chapter |
| FITCH, ANDREW |
Warren Co. |
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Commanded a Company in 4th
Connecticut Regiment 1771-81
Born: 1747, Preston, Connecticut
Married: Abigail Mason in 1781 (Born 1755 Died 1842)
Died: 1811, Lebanon, Warren Co.
Reference: Natl. No. 56620, Vol. 57, p. 214, D. A. R. Lineage
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| FITCH, HAYES
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Mahoning Co. |
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Served in Connecticut in
the Revolutionary War.
Capt. Jabez Gregory's Company 1777. Given land grant on
Western Reserve.
Born: 1734, Connecticut
Married: Ann ______ (1740-1814).
Children: Jedidiah, David,
Died Aug. 11, 1815
Buried: Cem, Canfield, O.
Came from Connecticut to Canfield, O. in 1802.
Reference Connecticut Men in the Revolution, p. 601; Biography
E. Ohio Summers, Descendatn was Principal Thorne of Delason School,
Youngstown, O. and Natl. No. 12612, Vol. 13, p. 234 D. A. R. Lin.
Further information: Mahoning Chapter |
| FITCH, JAMES |
Mahoning Co. |
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Private in Capt. Jabez
Gregory's Company, Connecticut.
Buried: Elsworth Cem.
Lived in Youngstown in 1826.
Reference: Connecticut Men in the Revolution, p. 48.
Further information: Mahoning Chapter |
| FITHIAN, ISAAC |
Trumbull Co. |
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| FLANAGAN, JOHN |
Columbiana Co. |
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| FLEEHARTY, AMASSA |
Richland Co. |
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| FLEMING, JAMES |
Preble Co. |
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| FLEMING, THOMAS |
Preble Co. |
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| FLETCHER, SHEREBIAH |
Washington Co. |
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| FLINN, BENJAIN |
Hamilton Co. |
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Born: 1763, New Jersey
Died: 1837
Reference: S. A. R.
Further information: Cincinnati Chapter |
| FLINT, HEZEKIAH |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FLINT, JOHN |
Medina Co. |
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| FLORA, ABIJAH |
Ross Co. |
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| FLOWER, ISAAC |
Trumbull Co. |
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| FLOYD, WILLIAM |
Adams Co. |
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| FOBES, LEMUEL |
Lake Co. |
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| FOBES, NATHAN |
Ashtabula Co. |
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Born: Bridgewater, Mass.
Parents: Capt. Simon Fobes, Thankful Ellis.
Married: Rebecca Parsons, Aug. 29, 1727.
Children: David, Jabez, Sally, Justus, Rebecca (Dean), Nathan, Loton,
Oshea
Died: Nov. 23, 1833, Wayne
Buried: Center Cemebery near Wayne Center. Seventh Row
Monument inscription: "In Memory of Nathan Fobes."
Grave Marker by family, sandstone slab.
Came to Wayne from Chester, Massachusetts in 1806, where he owned a
small rocky farm.
Farmer
Further information:
Eunice Grant Chapter. |
| FOBES, SIMON, Capt. |
Ashtabula Co. |
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Was a Captain in the
French and Indian War prior to the Revolution. Commissioned by
the General Assembly of Connecticut Colony as Capt. of the 19th
Company of Ft. Trumbull.
Born: Feb. 22, 1722, Preston, Connecticut
Parents: Caleb and Abigal (Gates) Fobes.
Married: Thankful Ellis
Children: Lt. Simon, Caleb, Nathan, Sarah, (Lt Simon and Nathan were
both in Revolution)
Died: Feb. 7, 1808.
Buried: Wayne Center Cemetery, Seventh Row.
Monument inscription: "In memory of Capt. Simon Forbes."
Grave Marker old sandstone slab, erected by family.
Came to Wayne in 1807.
Pioneer Farmer.
See p. 198 Wayne History p. 108 and 109.
Mahoning Valley Historical Coll345-394
Further information: Eunice Grant Chapter. |
| FOBES, SIMON, Lt. |
Ashtabula Co. |
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| FOOS, JOHN |
Franklin Co. |
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| FOOT, DAVID |
Cuyahoga Co. |
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| FOOT, TIMOTHY |
Huron Co. |
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| FORD, ANDREW |
Lake Co. |
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| FORD, BARNABAS or Bernard |
Mahoning Co. |
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| FORD, HEZEKIAH |
Cuyahoga Co. |
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| FORD, JOHN |
Geauga Co. |
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| FORD, NATHAN |
Geauga Co. |
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| FORD, WILLIAM, Capt. |
Washington Co. |
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| FORMAN, DANIEL, SR. |
Miami Co. |
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| FORNEY, ABRAHAM |
Harrison Co. |
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| FORSMAN, HUGH |
Ross Co. |
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Died Green Twp.
Buried: Mt. Pleasant, near Kingston, Ross Co., O.
Monument Inscription: Obliterated. Name gone - wife of Hugh
Forsman died March 12, 1814, aged 45 yrs., 6 mos. 27 days.
Fur from a 1913 S. A. R. list.
Further information National Massie Chapter |
| FORSYTHE, JOHN |
Muskingum Co. |
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Died: Aug. 11, 1838
Buried: Crooked Creek Cemetery, 1 mile south of New Concord.
Further information: Muskingum Chapter |
| FORT, JOSEPH |
Scioto Co. |
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| FOSTER, _____ |
Medina Co. |
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Born: 1754
Died: 1848
Buried in Sharon
Grave Marker by Western Reserve.
Further information: Western Reserve Chapter |
| FOSTER, ALBIO |
Lorain Co. |
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Further information:
Western Resrve Chapter. |
| FOSTER, ASA |
Hamilton Co. |
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Born: 1758, Connecticut
Died: 1827
Reference: S. A. R.
Further information: Cincinnati Chapter |
| FOSTER, EPHRAIM |
Washington Co. |
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| FOSTER, JAMES |
Mahoning Co. |
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Private in 10th Virginia
Regiment Col. Davis, Capt. Overton's Company.
Born: Lancaster Co., Pa.
Died: Poland, Ohio 1814.
Reference: Natl. No. 20314, p. 110, Vol. 21, D. A. R. Lineage |
| FOSTER, JOHN, 1ST |
Pike Co. |
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| FOSTER, NATHANIEL |
Adams Co. |
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Enlisted in 1776 in Capt.
Tom Broeck's Company, again in 1777, again in 1781; served short
terms.
Born: Feb. 7, 1760, in Morris Co., N.Y.
Married: first wife, name not given; second, named Cleveland
Children: Samuel, Isaac, Nathaniel, Mary and Anna; Nathan, Moses,
Jeddiah, Asa.
Daughters names not given.
Died: 1842.
Buried on banks Brush Creek in Foster grave yard.
Reference: Evans and Stivers History of Adams Co.
Further information: Sycamore Chapter. |
| FOSTER, PEREGRINE |
Washington Co. |
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| FOUGHT, JOHN MORRIS
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Coshocton Co. |
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| FOUST, JAKOB |
Morrow Co. |
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| FOWLER, CALEB |
Geauga Co. |
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| FOWLER, RICHARD |
Coshocton Co. |
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| FOX, FREDERICK |
Montgomery Co. |
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| FOX, ISRAEL |
Lake Co. |
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| FOX, JACOB |
Hancock Co. |
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| FRANKS, HENRY |
Washington Co. |
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| FRANKS, HENRY |
Wayne Co. |
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| FRANTZ, ADAM |
Tuscarawas Co. |
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| FRAZEE, JONAS |
Hamilton Co. |
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| FRAZEE, JONATHAN |
Mahoning Co. |
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| FRAZEE, MOSES
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(County not stated) |
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| FRAZIER, GEORGE |
Trumbull Co. |
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| FREDERICK, THOMAS |
Columbia Co. |
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| FREEMAN, JOHN |
Butler Co. |
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| FREEMAN, NATHAN |
Portage Co. |
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| FREEMAN, ROBERT |
Trumbull Co. |
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| FREEMAN, RUFUS |
Medina Co. |
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| FREEMAN, SOLOMAN |
Licking Co. |
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| FRENCH, NATHAN |
Lake Co. |
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| FRENCH, SEBA |
Lake Co. |
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| FRENCH, WILLIAM |
Geauga Co. |
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| FRESHOUR, JOHN |
Ross Co. |
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| FRISHBY, LUTHER |
Trumbull Co. |
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| FRITZ, MARTIN |
Wayne Co. |
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8th Battalion Pennsylvania
Militia.
Died: Shinersburg, Aug. 17, 1844
Buried: Shinersburg, near Rittman, O., east end of cemetery
Monument Inscription: "Martin Fritz died Aug. 17, 1844, aged 94
years."
8th Battalion Pennsylvania Militia.
Further information: Wooster Wayne Chapter |
| FRYBACK, GEORGE |
Pickaway Co. |
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| FULLER, BENJAMIN JR. |
Clinton Co. |
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Buried: Sugar Grove
Cemetery, Wilmington
Further information: George Clinton Chapter |
| FULLER, JAMES, DR. |
Athens Co. |
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| FULLER, JOSEPH, SR. |
Lake Co. |
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| FULLER, WILLIAM
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Cuyahoga Co. |
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Private Massachusetts
Continental
Born: 1745
Alive in 1818
Ohio Pension roll.
Further information: Western Reserve Chapter |
| FULLERTON, ROBERT |
Mahoning Co. |
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Private in Pennsylvania
Children: Andrew, Samuel, Joseph, Robert
Buried Mahoning Co.
Reference: Pa. Archives, Series 2, Vol. 13, p. 77; Trumbull &
Mahoning Co. History, Vol. 2, p. 129
Further information: Mahoning Chapter |
| FUNK, ADAM |
Perry Co. |
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| FUNK, MARTIN |
Scioto Co. |
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| FURNACE, WILLIAM |
Huron Co. |
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Served 4 yrs.
Born: March 20, 1759 Marblehead, Mass
Died: March 4, 1843.
Buried: Olena.
Further Information: Sally De Forest Chapter |
| FUSON, WILLIAM |
Campaign Co. |
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See Revolutionary War
Records, Bureau of Pensions service S 4,291; Beers History of
Champaign Co.
Born: Apr. 16, 1762 in Hanover Co., Va.
Parents: John Fuson and Miss Wheeler
Married: Hannah Bates, 1785
Children: John, Jesse, Obadiah, William, Elizabeth, Joel,
Hannah, James, Isaiah, Samuel, Jeremiah.
Died 1835.
Buried in Glady Creek Cemetery near Springhills.
Reference: Mrs. Sylvia Ferguson, Cincinnati, O.
Further information Urbana and Cincinnati Chapts. |
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