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OHIO GENEALOGY EXPRESS
A Part of Genealogy Express
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Welcome to
Washington County, Ohio
History & Genealogy |
Abstracts of Wills
& Administrations
With Misc. Notes & Refs.
Compiled by Genevieve Mary Potts
Columbus, Ohio
(Transcribed by Sharon Wick)
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RACE, WILLIAM of
Wesley Township.
Will made: 8-9-1840
Probated: 8-9-1841
Heirs: David and Jane Amanda Hart (husband and wife) and
William R. Hart, their son; Charles Bowman; John Duck; Wife, Letitia
to have land in Columbiana County, Ohio
---Book 6, Page 250 |
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RAINEY, ELIAS W. -
Administration: Mar. 13, 1855
Heirs: Edward, Elias, William, Winchester, Zachariah,
Jacob, Elizabeth (wife of James Mummey) and Mary (wife of Samuel
Brown, all of Noble County, Ohio
---Book 9, Page 616 |
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RAMBO, JACOB of
Waterford
Will made: 6-20-1803
Probated: 9-7-1803
Mentions: Wife Catherine; son Jackson (other sons
mentioned, not named), grandson Jacob Rambo, son of Rebecca Turley.
Witnesses: Ezekiel Denning, Wm. W. Williams, Jesse
McFarlin. |
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RATHBUN, GIDEON -
Will made: 6-21-1837
Probated: September 1838
Mentions: Wife Anna; children - Edmund, Marcey Frances,
David, Daniel, Elzy (Cole), Hiram, Willialm, Lavina (Lepy), Elvira and
John C. Rathbun.
---Book 5, Page 510 |
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RAYNE, GABRIEL
of Barlow, Ohio
Will made: 7-7-1836
Probated: April 1839
Mentions: Children - Abigail (Eliason), John, Samuel,
William, Joseph and Gabriel Payne, Hannah (Pugh).
Witnesses: Horatio Ford, Isaac Castle, Wm. Woodward.
---Book 5, Page 535
NOTE: Query - Should this name be Rayne or Payne.
The name heading the will was Rayne, but the names of the heirs in the
body of the will was Payne.) |
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REYNOLDS, THOMAS -
Will made: ______
Probated: 2-16-1852
Mentions: Wife, Sarah; Children - Daniel, Abraham, John,
Benedict, Thomas, EMily (Larue), Elizabeth (Blackley), Phobe (Knepper)
Minerva (Knepper), Catherine (Knepper), and heis of my deceased
daughter Rebecca Thompson.
Witnesses: L. B. Smith, L. F. Smith
---Book 9, Page 102 |
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RICE, NATHAN -
Will made: 4-6-1833
Probated: April 1841
Mentions: Wife, Jemima; children - Zelpha, Thomas,
Subrina, Lucy.
Witnesses: Joel Stacy, Sophia Wood
---Book 6, Page 150
NOTE: Nathan Rice was a Revolutionary soldier in Capt.
John Nixon's Company of Minute Men, Col. John Nixon's Reg't.
Born in Vermont in 1763, married Jemima McClure - died in 1841.
Ref: D.A.R. Lineage Book 66 - page 224, Nat'l. #65663 |
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RICE, OLIVER of
Belpre, Ohio -
Will made: December 1836
Probated: 10-29-1836
Mentions: Granddaughter, Abigail Rice Brown, daughter of
Ann Brown; nieces - Mary, wife of Cyrus Ames, Esq., Betsy, wife of Wm.
T. Howe, late of Belpre; nephew - Oliver Rice, son of his late brother
Charles; friends - Andrew Ballard and his wife Olive, Oliver Rice
Loving, William Pitt Putnam, Cyrus Ames, Mary, wife of Brooks
Blizzard.
Executors: Brooks Blizzard and William M. Niles
---Book 5, Page 331
NOTE: Major Oliver Rice in Col. John Nixon's Regiment,
born 1752 in Massachusetts, died 1836, Belpre, Ohio. |
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RICE, THOMAS of
Providence, Rhode Island, (now) formerly of Warwick, County Kent,
Rhode Island -
Will Probated: (or made?) 1-12-1798, authenticated copy
to Marietta September 1845
Mentions: Late wife, Anne; sister - Barbara, wife of
Benjamin Arnold; brother - Henry Rice and his grandson Thomas Rice
Stafford; nieces - Elizabeth, wife of Michael Mellone (Malone) and
daughter of my brother Henry; Martha wife of John Stafford, and
daughter of my brother Henry; Nephew - Thomas, son of my deceased
sister (name not mentioned); Caleb, son of my brother Henry Rice; John
Rice Arnold, son of my sister Barbara and her husband Benjamin Arnold;
To Elizabeth, wife of Job Carpenter and to Rebecca daughter of Caleb
Hill, Esq. of North Kingston, R. I. (relationship not mentioned.)
Witnesses: David Wightman, Peleg Wilburn, John Rice.
---Book 7, Page 242 |
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RIGGS, JAMES -
Will made: 5-9-1813
Probated: June 1815
Mentions: Wife, Mary; children - Basil, John, Edmund,
Samuel, Maye (Sneetz), Mary (Ridgeway), Jane (Williamson.);
granddaughter of Martin and Maye Sheetz.
Executor: Edmund Piggs
Witnesses: Richard Talbot, Henry Jolly, Martin Sheetz,
John Collins.
---Book 1, Page 281
NOTE: James Riggs was a Revolutionary soldier in the
Pennsylvania Regulars. Born 1742 at Rock Creek, Montgomery
County, Maryland, later lived in Bedford County, Pa. |
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RILEY, BETSEY -
Will made: 9-9-1845,
Probated: Mar. 1846
Mentions: Children - John, William Elizabeth, wife of
Abner McGee, Mary, wife of George Posey, Susan, wife of Ezekiel
Hoskinson.
---Book 7, Page 303 |
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RILEY, JAMES
Will made: 3-3-1841
Probated: October, 1841
Mentions: Wife, Betsey.
Witnesses: Oliver Woodward, Jr., William Riley, Julian
Riley
---Book 6, Page 251 |
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ROACH, JOHN
Will made: 5-3-1841
Probated: October 1841
Mentions: Wife, Pamela and her son Adolphus
Witnesses: James L. Baldwin, ELijah Mason
---Book 6, Page 248 |
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ROBBINS, MARY
Will made: 4-12-1838
Probated: Sep. 1839
Heirs: Late father Ebenezer Sweet of Deerfield,
Massachusetts.
Witnesses: John Crawford, Walter Ward
---Book 6, Page 24 |
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ROBBINS, REUBEN
Administration: 1830
Heirs: Emeline, Reuben, Elizabeth and Leon W. Robbins;
wife Charity C.
---Book 4, Page 464 |
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ROBBINS, REUBEN -
Administration: 1830
Heirs: Emeline, Reuben, Elizabeth and Leon W. Robbins;
wife Charity C.
---Book 4, Page 464 |
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ROBBINS, SAMUEL
PRICE
Will made: 9-2-1823
Probated: November 1823
Mentions: Wife, Patty; six children mentioned but not
named - all minors.
Witnesses: Robert Carwford, Asa Beach
NOTE:Cemetery records - Rev. Samuel Robbins, son of Rev. Samuel
Robbins born at Marietta August 25, 1611, was a missionary to Siam for
four years. Died July 6, 1846, Martha Read, daughter of Deacon
Luther Pierce of Connecticut, wife of Rev. Samuel P. Robbins, died
8-18-1841, aged 28 years and three months. Infant son of S. and
M. Robbins, named Joseph Emerson. Rev. Samuel P. Robbins, Pastor
of the Congregational Church at Marietta, Ohio died 9-2-1823, aged 47
years. Martha (Burlingame) Robbins, second wife of Rev. Samuel
P. Robbins, born at Campus Martius, Marietta, Ohio 8-19-1792 - married
Rev. Robbins September 1810 - died 12-19-1872, aged 80 years.
(Correction- This name should be Samuel Prince Robbins) |
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ROGER, BATHSHEBA
of Belpre, Ohio
Will made: 6-23-1807
Probated: Not given
Mentioned: Children- Daniel Dunham and Bathsheba
(Tilton). Grandchildren - William and Sarah Wright.
Witnesses: Edward Halsey, Zadoc Foster, William
Withington
---Book 1, Page 129 |
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ROOD, WINE of
Fearing Township
Will made: 8-27-1818
Probated: November 1823
Mentions: Children - Wine, Jr., Carolina and Matilda
Witnesses: Edward Postlewaite, Eliljah Rose and Samuel
Cook
---Book 2, Page 428 |
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ROWLAND, JOHN
Will made: 6-26-1848
Probated: October 1850
Mentions: Robert, William, Sarah (Mullen), Betsey (B_nt),
Margaret (Rowland), Jane (Leonard), Isabella (Rowland).
Grandson, Augustus Leoanrd to have land in Wood County, Virginia (now
W. Va).
Witnesses: Caleb Emerson, John D. Riley, Abram Winal
---Book 8, Page 514 |
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RUSSEL, JOHN
Administration: 1832 (1833?)
Mentions: Cihldren - Caroline, William, Charles,
Jonathan, Jane, Lucy, wife of Robert Crawford, Polly, wife of Pardon
Cook, Betsey, wife of Tillinghast A. Cook.
---Book 5, Page 31 |
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RUTTER, JOHN B.
Administration: 6-19-1852
Mentions: Widow, Eliza; children Sarah D., Emeline, John
Rutter, and John McCune of Keokuck, Iowa (relationship not mentioned)
---Book 5, Page 31 |
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SALTONSTALL,
NATHANIEL
Will made: 8-1-1807
Probated: 4-12-1808
Mentions: Hal_om Hempstead, Gates Hempstead.
---Book 1, Page 120
NOTE: Nathaniel Saltonstall was a Captain in Artillery
Company from New London, Connecticut. Born in New London, 1727 -
married Rebecca Young - died in Marietta, Ohio in 1807.
Ref: D. A. R. Lineage Book Vol. 62, page 4. |
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SALTONSTALL, JOHN
LATIMER
Will made: 2-6-1821
Probated: July 1821
Mentions: Sisters - Lucretia, wife of Giles Hempstead,
and Nancy, wife of Rev. L. Lindsley.
Witnesses: Dr. S. P. Hildreth, Lucretia Saltonstall and
Lucretia S. Hempstead.
---Book 2, Page 212 |
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SALTONSTALL,
LUCRETIA -
Will made: May 1823
Probated: no date for probation given
Mentions: Children - Lucretia Hempstead and Lucretia
Lindsley; grandchildren, Lucretia and Harriett Hempstead, William and
Lucretia Hannah Lindsley (Lindley).
Witnesses: Samuel Nixon, Samuel Whipple
---Book 5, Page 129
NOTE: Cemetery Record - Nancy Saltonstall Lindsley,
daughter of Rev. Stephen Lindsley, died August 5, 1813, aged 5 years. |
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SAMPSON, CRACKER
of Kingston County, Plymouth, Mass
Will made: 1-8-1806
Probated: 7-21-1823
Mentions: Wife, Rebecca; children Benjamin (a mionr),
Harriett, Rebecca, Lucy.
Witnesses: John Gray, Samuel Stetson, Seth Perkins
---Book 5, Page 129 |
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SANDFORD (SANFORD),
THOMAS JAMES HARRIS, late of Rotherham, County of York, England -
Will made: 9-12-1820
Probated: 1825
Mentions: Wife, Mary; son - Thomas Harris Sanford, land
in Buerton, Chester County, England; brother - Charles Samuel Roberts
Sanford of Masborough, York County, England; brother-in-law-Phillip
William Mackworth Yonge of Winson Green near Bingham, Warwick County,
England, and Harriett Anne Maria his wife.
Witnesses: Frederick Kean 38 Upper Temple Street,
Bingham, England, Frederick Mills, John Mason Guest Underhill
---Book 3, Page 485
NOTE: Thomas Sanford, born Essex, England. Mary,
his wife born in Yorkshire, England, September 17, 1790, died
Marietta, September, 1876. |
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SARGENT, WINTHROP
of Glouster, near Natchez, Mississippi Territory
Will made: 10-11-1818
Probated: December 1823
Mentions: Wife, Mary; children- William Fitz Winthrop
Sargent, and George W. Sargent to be educated at his own Alma Mater
Cambridge; sister - Mrs. McMurray; Grandchildren of his deceased
sister Esther Ellery; friend - Lucius Manlius Sargent and Jonathan
Temple to have land in Ohio under the supervision of Benjamin Ives
Gilman.
Witnesses: Martha Provon, A. Brewer Thompson, Chauncey
Pettibone.
Will Probated in Adams Co., Mississippi 1823
---Book 5, Page 493
NOTE: Codicil - Sargent Harding and Sargent Gilman, sons
of Gilman A. Harding and (nephew) Winthrop Sargent, Jr. of Boston,
respectively.
Cemetery record - Rowena, daughter of General Benjamin Tupper, and
wife of Winthrop Sargent (secretary of the Northwest Territory), born
1766 - died 1799. |
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SCHIEFFELIN, JACOB
of the City of New York.
Will made: 6-10-1829
Probated: 1835
Mentions: Wife, Hannah; children - Richard L. Henry,
Effingham, Jacob, Edward L., John L., Anna Maria S. (Ferris).
---Book 5, Page 246
NOTE: He was born in Philadelphia 8-24-1747, Registered
in the Lutheran Church of that City - married Hannah Effingham. |
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SCHOONOVER (or
Schnoover), NICHOLAS
Administration: (or will?) April 28, 1846
Mentions: Wife, Sarah; children- Elizabeth, John,
Leonard, Charlotte, wife of John Rathbone, now living in Illinois,
Emeline wife of John Finch, Rosetta Schoonover of Peoria, Illinois,
children of his son Henry, deceased, Adolphus, Alvin, Carolina and Asa
Schnoover (Schoonover?).
(last four named children minors)
---Book 9, Page 292 |
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SCOTT, ELIPHALET
of Aurelius Township
Will made: 7-6-1850
Probated: October 1850
Mentions: Children - Mark E., James B., Charlotte Jane
Scott.
Witnesses: John Smithson and John Smithson, Jr.
---Book 8, Page 532 |
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SCOTT, JOHN McM
of Franklin County, Kentucky
Will made: 8-26-1812
Probated: 9-3-1814
Mentions: Wife, Kitty; children - William Henry Harrison
Scott to be educated under the direction of Governor Harrison, and the
Honorable Harry Imes.
Administrator: Matthew Scott
---Book 1, Page 27
NOTE: John Scott died in Athens County, Ohio. |
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SCOTT, OBEDIAH -
Administration: 1832
Mentions: Wife, Thankful; children - Celestine, wife of
Nathaniel Fuller of Licking County, Ohio, Almira, wife of John Beach
of Morgan County, Ohio, Tracey Scott a resident of Licking County,
Ohio, Obediah, Jr., Hannah, James, Hiram, Rothens, Adline, Winchester,
George Scott all residents of Washington County, Ohio.
---Book 4, Page 595
NOTES: Almira (Scott) Beach, was married first to Samuel
Cushing, Jr. |
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SEAMON, BENJAMIN
Will made: 4-13-1812
Probated: 5-23-1812
Mentions: Sisters - Mary (Atcheson), Susannah (Olney),
Sarah (Craig), brothes - Samuel, Gilber, Preserved; friends - Benjamin
and Martha Nowell, Samuel Postlewaite and John Bowman of Adams County,
in the Territory of Mississippi.
Witnesses: Nathaniel Oliver, Gilbert Oliver and Jonathan
Sprague.
---Book 1, Page 201 |
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SEAMON, GILBERT
of Adams, Washington County, Ohio
Copy of this will states "Probated at Marietta, Ohio 1-13-1800)
He was probably a resident of Adams County, Territory of Mississippi
at the time of his death.
Mentions: Wife, Martha; children - Gilbert, Preserved,
Susanna, Sabra, Martha, Polly, Samuel, Benjamin, Benijah; grandson
William, son of his daughter Sabra.
Witnesses: Enoch Ewing, William Davis, Stephen Frost
---Book 1, Page 36 |
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SEARS, SARAH
late of New York City
Will made: 10-14-1805
Probated in New York 1806
Authenticated copy to Marietta in 1806
Mentions: Sister - Rebecca, wife of John Blogges, Esq.;
daughters - Hester (Smith) and Rebecca (Sterrett); grandchildren -
Peregrine, James and William Bordieu, sons of my late daughter Mary;
Harriett Artemissa, daughter of my late daughter Sarah Fendall?
Witnesses: W. H. Smith, Julia Bloggs, Elizabeth Smith.
---Book 7, Page 297
NOTE: Sarah Sears was the widow of Isaac Sears of New
York City. |
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SEELY, THOMAS of
Waterford, Ohio -
Will made: 9-26-1827
Probated: July 1829
Mentions: Wife, Margaret; children - John H., Sarah A. (Dearaborn),
a minor, Abijah, Thomas, Simeon F., and Lavena Baldwin, Solomon F.
Cogswell.
---Book 4, Page 258 |
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SHAFFER, JOHN
Administration: 1832
Mentions: Wife, Polly; children - Peggy, Noble, Wealthy,
Philip Cooper, and John Cooper Shaffer.
---Book 4, Page 628 |
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SHARP, JAMES
Will made: 7-29-1818
Probated: Date not given
Mentions: Wife, Kezie; children William Thompson, Esther,
James Madison, John, Samuel, Louisa, George and Joseph
Witnesses: Wm. Slocum, John Sharp, George Duilery
---Book 2, Page 84 |
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SHARP, PETER
Will made: 10-16-1824
Probated: March 1825
Mentions: Wife, Mary; only child Eliza
Witnesses: Isaac L. Palmer, Benjamin M. Brown
---Book 3, Page 190 |
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SHEETS, ANTHONY
of Grandview Township -
Will made: 3-30-1829
Probated: March 1835?
Mentions: Wife Mary; children - Malinda, Axius, Martin,
Henry, Polly, wife of Benjamin Fort, Polly, wife of John Talbot, Ruth,
wife of Isaac Parr.
Witness: Chas. R. Talbot, Adam Cline, I. Proctor.
---Book 5, Page 180 |
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SHEETS, MARTIN
of Grandview Township
Will made: 6-14-1844
Probated: September 1845
Mentions: Wife, Sally; Children - John E., Henry
J., Mary (Kiger), William, Nancy (Dye), Matthew, Priscilla (Dye),
Anthony, Elizabeth J. (Dye).
Witnesses: Elliott H. Collins, R.(or P.) K. Ewart
---Book 7, Page 257 |
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SHELDON, JEREMIAH -
Administration: 1828
Mentions: Wife, Olive; children, Jeremiah Fayette,
William Washington Sheldon
---Book 4, Page 388 |
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SHEPHERD, ENOCH -
Will made:
8-22-1821
Probated:
Nov. 1821
States that his daughter Anna is to divide his property among the
children of his first marriage, i.e. Esther, Enoch, Anna, Rhoda,
Daniel, Larena, Luther, Huldah, Calvin. The children of his
second marriage by his wife Margaret were Silas M., and Elizabeth G.
Witnesses:
Caleb Emerson, Emory Keyes, William Morris
---Book 2, Page 220 |
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SHERER, JACOB -
Administration: July 1, 1853
Mentions: Children - Elizabeth and Catherine of Marietta,
Ohio, John C. and Rebecca A., of Madison Indiana
---Book 9, Page 579 |
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SHERMAN, TIMOTHY -
Administration: 1831
Heirs: Relationship not stated, but presumably his children.
Herman Sherman, residence unknown, Lyman Sherman of Sandusky, Ohio,
Electa, wife of Daniel Loomis of Rochester, N.Y., Olive (Ward)
formerly Sherman of Dresden, Ohio, Curtis Herman Sherman of Tupper's
Plains, Meigs County, Ohio, Abel Sherman of Waterford, Washington
County, Ohio, Wakeman Sherman of Morgan County, Ohio Uriah Sherman of
Waterford, Washington County, Ohio.
---Book 5, Page 36
NOTE: Timothy Sherman was a Revolutionary soldier and was
aged 58 years in 1818 - his wife Polly was aged 64 in 1825.
Wakeman, Uriah and Able and six other children all married.
Soldier died in 1820. |
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SHIPMAN, JOSHUA,
late of Wheeling, Virginia (now West Virginia)
Administration: 1831
Mentions: Wife, Eunice and minor children, not named.
---Book 4, Page 517 |
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SHIPMAN, JOSHUA, JR.
Administration: 1832
Heirs: his father Joshua, Sr., and heirs of his father;
Charles, Frederick, Julia, wife of Nathaniel Holden, Maria, Samuel,
heirs of Eliza and Joseph C. Shipman.
---Book 5, Page 43 |
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SHIPMAN, WILLIAM H.
late of Wheeling, Virginia, (now West Virginia)
Administration: 1831
Mentions: Wife, Mary Anne; children - Susan, George,
Anne, William
---Book 4, Page 521 |
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SINCLAIR, MARTIN
Administration: 1831
Heirs: Mary M., Sarah J., William M., Jesse P., and
Charles A. Sinclair
---Book 9, Page 573 |
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SKINNER, WILLIAM
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Will made: 4-25-1825
Probated: April 1841
Mentions: Wife, Mary; children - Charles S., David C.,
Sarah C. (Ward), William P.
Witnesses: John P. Maybery, Timothy Cole, A. Warner
---Book 6, Page 169
NOTE: William Skinner was born in Carlisle, Penna.
February 1763, died at Harmer, Washington County, Ohio, 1840 |
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SLATER, ELLIS -
Administation: 1855
Heirs: David L., James W., Mary L., Emma J.
---Book 9, Page 605 |
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SMITH, HESTER of New York City,
widow of Paschal Nelson Smith, late of New York City.
Will made: 9-19-1823
Probated: in New York 12-14-1846 - copy to Marietta March 1847
Mentions: Nephews - John Aspenwell of New York City,
Merchant; George Strong, Merchant; George W., and Isaac Sterrett, sons
of my deceased sister ___ Sterrett; nieces - Mary B., Sarah Caroline,
Harriett A., daughters of my deceased sister ___ Sterrett; Augusta
(Dana) nee Sterrett, daughter of my sister ___ Sterrett; Harriett
Artmire Randall; the following persons are probably nieces but the
relationship is not stated - Hester W., daughter of John & Rebecca
(deceased) Blagg; to Juliana (surname not mentioned); to Susan
Aspinwell, wife of John Aspinwall; to Elziabeth Smith, daughter of my
deceased husband's brother Henry; to Ann Hadden, wife of David Hadden;
To Grace Amelia Blaggs; To Sarah S. Lockwood, now Sarah Deering; To
Augusta, Hester and Juliana Blagage; to Rebecca Caroline Hamilton; to
Sarah Platt.
Witnesses: S. Plumb, Frederick W. Bishop, Eli Mix, 3rd.
---Book 7,
Page 466
NOTE: Will later states that Hester, Juliana and Augusta
Blagge were daughters of Rebecca Blagge. |
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SMITH, MICHAEL -
Will made:
2-6-1845
Probated:
September 1845
Mentions:
Michael, Hannah, Jane and Emily.
Witnesses:
Edward Dawson, Benoni Williams.
---Book 7, Page 247 |
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SMITH, NATHANIEL -
Will made:
4-15-1817
Probated: May 1817
Mentions: Wife, Jemima; children - Benjamin F., Nathaniel
Augustus
---Book 2, Page 18
NOTE: "Died at Marietta on Sunday evening, Captain
Nathaniel Smith, aged 25 years. His infant son also died at this
time, and both were interred in one grave." |
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SMITH, PASCHAL N., late of Gallia
County, Ohio
Will made: in New York 11-4-1805
Probated: 10-6-1836
Mentions: Wife, Hester; children - Harriett, William
Templer, Georgiana, Augusta; nephews - Benjamin Strong, John Aspinwall
---Book 8, Page 510 |
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SMITH, WILLIAM G. -
Administration:
2-6-1850
Mentions:
Children - Elijah, Samuel, John (deceased), Mary, wife of Richard
Patton, Huldah, wife of John Test.
Heirs of son John (now deceased) are Hannah, wife of Jefferson Carroll
of Gallia County, Ohio and Clarinda, wife of John Hearn of Gallia
County, Ohio
---Book 9, Page 404 |
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SOLOMON, ISAAC -
Will made: 11-16-1847
Probated: March 1848
Mentinos: Daughters - Catherina and Margaret; grandson Isaac
Victor Solomon
Witnesses: Hamilton Cree, Hugh Brown, E. Battelle, Jr.
---Book 8, Page
103 |
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SOUTHMAYD, SAMUEL of Watertown,
Ohio (formerly of Litchfield, Connecticut
Will made: 3-19-1810
Probated: 10-6-1837
Mentions: Wife, Dorcas; children Millicent (Scoville)
deceased) her heirs to have land in Ohio, also land in Harpersfield,
New York; Philander F.; Samuel Southmayd, Dorcas (Dutton), Alma (DeForest.)
Witnesses: Uriel Gridley, John Byron (or Bryon), Daniel
Brooks
---Book 5, Page 463 |
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SPEAR, EBENEZER of Salem Township
Will made: 1-2-1835
Probated: March 1835
Mentions: Wife, Polly; children - Daniel, Ebenezer, Jr.,
Susannah, Polly, Roxene and son-in-law Charles Spears.
Witnesses: Wm. Crawford, Allen Close.
---Book 5, Page 182 |
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SPRAGUE, JONATHAN
of Adams Township
Will made: 8-4-1838
Probated: 8-11-1838
Mentions: Wife, Hannah; children - Elijah, Seamon,
Benjamin Owen, Arthur Wayne, Jonathan, Johnway (deceased).
Witnesses: Orrin N. Morris, Henry Rose, Andrew Allison
---Book 6, Page 42
NOTE: ELijah Sprague b. 3-10-1818, married 1st Henrietta
Morris, 2nd Lydia A. Gray. Seamon b. 4-3-1821, married Mary
Deval. Benjamin Owen b. 10-25-1824, married Lucinda Deval.
Arthur Wayne, b. 4-13-1795, married Lucinda, daughter of Allen Deal.
Jonathan b. 4-12-1804, married Melissa Smith. Johnway's children
were - Joshua b. 5-8-1793, married Phoebe Brown, Cynthia b. 5-4-1797,
married Washington Olney Dec. 13, 1795. Oliver T., M-riba b.
8-23-1799 - d. 5-6-1816.Mrs. Sabra Sprague, consort of
Jonathan Sprague died Adams Township 5-12-1815. She was nee
Slemmons, born 4-30-1767 Nantucket, Mass.; married Jonathan Sprague
9-18-1792. He married second Susanna Owens who died 10-6-1833,
and third to Hannah Morris on March 6, 1834, she died 7-17-1867. |
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SPRAGUE, JOSHUA -
Administration: 6-23-1852
Mentions: Wife, Phoebe (Ross), children - Oliver P. and
Jonathan Sprague
---Book 9, Page 332 |
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SPRINGER, JACOB of Warren Township
Will made: 8-5-1830
Probated: August 1830
Mentions: Wife, Catherine; children - Susanna (Misner),
Abigail (Rickford), Jane (Morris), Humphrey N., Jacob, John, Garrett,
Peter
---Book 4, Page 358
NOTE: Jacob Springer was a Revolutionary soldier in the
New Jersey Continental Line. Served under Capt. Pratt.
Born 1763 |
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SPRINGER, PELEG -
Will made:
9-25-1828
Probated:
April 1829
Mentions:
Wife, Sarah; children - Joseph, Clark, Harris, ALbert, Lucy (Hudson).
Witnesses:
Broadberry Hutchins, Nathan
Proctor, Samuel Woods.
---Book 4, Page 231 |
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STANBERRY, JOSEPH of Zanesville,
Ohio
Will made: 5-4-1839
Probated: November 1843
Mentions: Wife, Ann Lucy; children - Eliza (Flanner),
Harvey, Job, Ann Lucy (Pierce), Henry Howard, Charles and Edward.
Witnesses: Chas. B. Goddard, Willis Hawes.
---Book 7, Page 6 |
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STANLEY, TIMOTHY -
Will made:
12-10-1818
Probated:
March, 1819
Mentions:
Wife, Abigail; Children - Timothy (a minor), Abigail, Thirza, Eliza,
Lydia (Newell), Mary (Kellogg) Julia (all the girls under 21 years of
age).
Witnesses:
Caleb Emerson, James M. Bovet, Jacob Rice.
---Book 2, Page 105
NOTE: Timothy Stanley, d. 2-14-1819 aged 47 years.
Abigail, his wife d. 8-4-1823, aged 48 years.
Eliza, their daughter, died 8-14-1823. |
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STANLEY, DANIEL G. of Fearing
Township
Will made: 7-19-1852
Probated: November 1853
Mentions: Children - Lot Putnam, James, Thomas,
(daughters not named); adopted son George W. Putnam; adopted daughter
Martha W. Cottrell; brother James Stanley.
Witnesses: Luther Curtiss, C. H. Stanley, Joseph
Lankford.
---Book 9, Page 334 |
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STANLEY, THOMAS of Salem,
Washington County.
Will made: 3-1-1807
Probated: May 1816
Mentions: Wife, Mixenda; children - Daniel Groswold,
Thomas Ford, Francis Roulandson, James, George W., Joseph, Anne
(oldest daughter, a minor), Betsey, Lucy, Clarissa, Cynthia, Sarah,
Mary, Mixenda.
Witnesses: Chas. H. Martin, John Davis
---Book 2, Page 1
NOTE: Thomas Stanley was a Revolutionary soldier - Born
9-27-1762 at Wethersfield, Connecticut, son of Thomas and Mary
(Francis) Stanley. Married Anna Ford 11-27-1783, married second
to Mixenda Nott. Soldier died March 14, 1816.
REF: Sumer's History of Washington County, Ohio. |
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STEARNES, AMOS of Belpre, Ohio
Will made: 2-16-1813
Probated: April 1813
Heirs: are his youngest brother Rufus, and his parents,
Elias and Sarah Stearns.
Executors: Aaron W. Putnam and brother, Asa Stearns.
Witnesses: Charlotte S. Putnam, Julia H. Putnam and D.
Loring.
---Book 1, Page 232 |
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STEVENS, ABRAHAM
of Waterford Township.
Will made: 1-20-1824
Probated: October 1828
Mentions: Wife, Rachel; children - John, Samuel (to have
land in Morgan County, Ohio on Olive Green Creek), David, James,
oldest daughter Delila (deceased) wife of John Perry; Sally, wife of
Joseph Williams; children of daughter Amarilla and Nathaniel Chapman,
her husband.
Witnesses: Isaac Baker, Thoams Seely, Thomas Seely, Jr.,
John Seely, Jr.
---Book 4, Page 210 |
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STEVENS, PETER B. -
Will made:
4-4-1839
Probated:
July 1839
Only daughter Sarah Ann Catherine (Stephens); cousins - Peter Stephes
of New York, Ephriam and Benjamin Snyder Stephens.
Witnesses:
Borden Stanton, Olive and John Root.
---Book 5, Page 571 |
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STEWART, ARCHIBALD of Providence,
Rhode Island
Will made: 11-17-1803
Probated: November 1843
Mentions: Children - Charles and Jane, wife of Walter
Lawrence; to Peggy Reed, a poor girl whom I brought from Ireland; to
my brother Richard Stewart of Clare, near Belle Castle, County Antrim,
Ireland; to the sons of my sister Rose Thompson's two daughters of
Belle Mully, near Newton in the county of Londonderry, Ireland; to
William Hutton, the son of my wife Austis; mentions that his son
Charles is on a voyage to Batavia, and to have estate if he returns
from this voyage.
---Book 7, Page 8 |
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STILLE, EBENEZER of Salem Township
Will made: 7-10-1814
Probated: April 1821
Mentions: Wife, Esther; children mentioned, not named
(all minors.)
Witnesses: Dudley Davis, John True.
---Book 1, Page 205 |
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STILLWELL, ELIAS of New Haven,
Connecticut
Will made: 3-6-1813
Probated: 8-22-1837
Mentions: Wife, May - following persons mentioned,
probably children - Hezekiah Howe and son Ebenezer; Sally, wife of
Amos Townsend; and Elias her oldest son; Hannah, oldest daughter of
Hannah and Solomon Collins of New Haven, Connecticut.
Witnesses: Robert Townsend, Asa Bradley, Eleazor Foster
---Book 5, Page 416 |
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STONE, CLARISSA -
Will made:
10-30-1913
Probated: 6-23-1846
Mentions: Nephews - Stephen, Daniel H., Charles and Sherlock
Stone.
Witnesses: Anies Spencer Nye, Mary M. Puertis
---Book 7, Page 344 |
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STONE, JOSEPH of Union Township
Will made: 9-27-1830
Probated: October, 1830
Mentions: Children - Amanda, Collins, Vesta and Jasper (a
minor); brother- Benjamin Franklin Stone.
Witnesses: J. Cotton, William Stacey, John Stacey
---Book 4, Page 407
NOTE: Jasper Stone, was the son of Israel Stone who died
about 1809 in Marietta leaving the following heirs - Sardine, B. F.,
Matilda (Smith), Jasper, Harriett H. (a minor), C. C. (a minor), and
A. Stone (noted in Probate Record 1, 184)
"Amanda Stone lived in McConnellsville, Morgan County, Ohio.
Collina, wife of Emerson Nash lived in Wheeling W. Va., Vesta Stone
resided in Wheeling with her sister. |
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STURGIS, RUSSEL of Boston, Mass.
Will made: 12-8-1815
Probated: October 1831
Mentions: Wife, Elizabeth; children - Nathaniel, James,
George W., Sarah Paine (Pope), Elizabeth (Sturges), Ann Chsing (Sturges).
Witnesses: Timothy Dodd, Freeman Dodd, A. P. Hodkins.
---Book 4, Page 254
NOTE: Mentions undivided land in Barnstable, Mass. held
with his brother Thomas (now deceased) before 1822 according to the
codicil of that date. Heirs of Thomas were his wife Elizabeth
and children Nancy (Freeman) Martha (Calhoun) and Esther. |
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