Source:
From The Heritage Collection Biography and History from Unigraphic -
 The Household Guide and Instructor with Biographies
History of Guernsey County, Ohio
with Illustrations
VOLUME II
Cleveland: T. F. Williams.
1882

CHAPTER XXIII.
VALLEY TOWNSHIP
Pg. 516

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HENRY F. FRYE was born in 1803, in Hamilton county, Virginia.  In the spring of 1815 young Henry was brought to Jackson township by his parents, who settled on the farm now owned by Elijah Milhone.  In 1826 Henry married Sarah Trenner, who was born in Frederick county, Virginia, in 1803.  In 1826 he had the misfortune to lose his father and in June, 1862, his mother, Mary Collins Frye, also died.  Henry and Sarah Frye had a family of thirteen children, nine of whom are living, namely: Elizabeth R., John, Catharine B., William K., Sarah L., Benjamin L., George W., Maria, and Henry.  Mrs. Henry F. Frye came to this county with her parents, Henry and Elizabeth Secrest Trenner, in the fall of 1818, and settled on the farm where Henry Trenner, Jr., now lives.  He died in 1829, and she several years after wards.      PETER D. ROBBINS      WILLIAM SPAID      HENRY TRENNER      JOHN HEAUME      EZEKIEL A. ROBBINS      CHRISTENA DYSON      NOAH TRENNER      GEORGE SALLADAY      MOSES J. CONNER was born in Frederick county, Virginia, in 1830.  In 1857 he and Miss Nancy Waller, who was born in Muskingum county in 1837, were married.  Their three children are still under the parental roof, viz.:  Bernice, Bell, and Allen W.  Mr. Conner owns a good farm of one hundred and five acres, most of which is bottom land.  He was a carpenter for fourteen years, but is now a general farmer.      THOMAS JAMES ROBBINS      STEPHEN SECREST      ANDREW C. LAWRENCE

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