152. John SETTERS was born before 1766 in Switzerland.
154. Casper SHROUT was born about 1766 in Hampshire, VA. He died 14 Sep 1812 in Bath Co. KY. Casper married 1 Rebecca in , Hardy, Virginia. [Parents]
155. Rebecca was born about 1770 in Pa. She died after 1850 in Ky.
158. Frederick ROYSE was born 1750 in Bedford County, Pa. He died 13 Feb 1825 in Washington Co, Indiana. Frederick married Sarah DEWITT on 1778. [Parents]
159. Sarah DEWITT was born in New Jersey. She died 24 Sep 1825 in Washington Co, Indiana. [Parents]
162. Zadak LEWIS was born about 1766 in Maryland. He died 28 Feb 1835 in Perry Twp., Ohio and was buried in Campbell, Grant Farm Cemetery, Perry Township, Pickaway County, Ohio.. Zadak married Margaret.
In the William Brothers History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties, Ohio, on page 311, we find the following information concerning, Amelia Lewis Cole's family: "Zadak Lewis (Amelia Cole's father) came from Worcester County, Maryland, to Ohio in the spring of 1806. He lived some seven years near Clarksburg, in Ross County, and then removed to Perry Township, locating upon the farm now owned by Milton Lewis. There he died, February 28, 1835. Mrs. Lewis (Margaret) died August 3, 1846. The children were Soloman, who married Nancy Grey; Peter, who married Hattie Evans, and Milley, who married John Cole," and etc.
The above information relative to Zadak Lewis coming from Maryland was further substantiated after a review of Maryland's 1800 U.S. Census, Worcester County. Zadak Lewis was enumerated as head of the household, along with other members of his family as follows: 3 males under 10; 1 male 26 but under 45; 1 female under 10; 1 female 26 but under 45 and 1 female 45 up (page 524 or 232).
We feel there is a need to point out that Zadak Lewis' name, whether spelled Zodak or Ziddock, as spelled on his tombstone, has been proven to refer to one and the, same person. "Ziddock" and Margaret Lewis are both buried in Campbell, Grant Farm Cemetery, Perry Township, Pickaway County, Ohio.
- From research paper written by Noman Cole, Jacksonville, Florida in 1981.
Zaddoc came from Worcester Co, Maryland to Ohio in the spring of 1806. He lived about seven years near Clarksburg, Ross Co. Ohio; then moved to Perry township in Pickaway Co. Ohio. He was killed instantly by the falling of a tree when in his 60th year. He was a member of the Locust Grove Society, Hew Holland Circuit. More information on Zaddoc on other family page on Zaddoc Lewis.
163. Margaret was born about 1770. She died 3 Aug 1846 in Ohio and was buried in Campbell, Grant Farm Cemetery, Perry Township, Pickaway County, Ohio..
172. John Conrad MUMMA 1 was born 2 Mar 1750 in Earl Twsp, Lancaster Co. PA. He died 5 May 1837 in Amsterdam VA and was buried in Amsterdam Walled Cem, Holland. John married Ann Barbara RANCK about 1772 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [Parents]
173. Ann Barbara RANCK 1 was born 11 Mar 1754 in Earl, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She died 20 Jun 1842 in Ross County, Ohio. [Parents]
186. Isaac HALE was born 21 Mar 1763 in New Haven, New Haven, Conn. He died 11 Jan 1839 in Conn. Isaac married Elizabeth LEWIS on 20 Sep 1790 in Harmony, Susquehanna, PA. [Parents]
187. Elizabeth LEWIS was born 19 Nov 1767 in Waterbury, Conn. She died 16 Feb 1842 in Harmony, Susquehanna, PA. [Parents]
188. Peter DICKEY was born about 1751 in Tolland, CT. He died 1835 in Pa. Peter married Isabel CUMBO on 1791.
189. Isabel CUMBO. [Parents]
196. John DRESSER Jr was born 1 19 Aug 1771 in Pomfret, Windham, Conn. He died 7 Mar 1843 in Coventry, Tolland, Conn. John married 2 Delight GILBERT on 1 Apr 1798 in Brooklyn, CT. [Parents]
197. Delight GILBERT was born 23 Oct 1773 in Tolland, Tolland, Conn. She died 7 Feb 1816 in Coventry, Tolland, Conn. [Parents]
a twin
198. Andrew McClish MCCLEISH was born 1 about 1765 in Scotland. He died about 1835 in Norfolk Co, Ontario, CN. Andrew married Phoebe Amy MONTROSS before 1797 in New Brunswick, CN.
Scottish
I have found the name spelled McClish and McCleish.
WAR: (Which one?) Andrew was a Brittish soldier serving in the 42nd Highland Regiment. SOURCE: "6,000 New York Ancestors: A Compendium of Mabie Research" by R.Robert Mutrie. pub by Second Ave Printing Ltd., 86 Second Avel, Simcoe, Ontario, N3Y 2P3, CN.
Married in New Brunswick, CN before 1797, according to R. Mutrie in Mabie Book.
After the war, (which one?) he obtained a land grant in New Brunswick and settled there. In 1807, they followed the Montross family to the Long Point Settlement and were granted 400 acres, Lot 8 and 9, Conc, IV, Charlotteville Twp., Norfolk County.
A FAMILY OF PIONEER MOTHERS--MCCLEISH FAMILY.
They had 1 son and 11 daughters. A favorite saying among their neighbors was, " They had 11 daughters and each had 1 brother, so how many sons did they have?"He was a Farmer, Baptist, a U.E. Loyalist, and a British Soldier.
Andrew McCleish died some time before the rebellion, aged about seventy. I'm sure they are buried near Charlotteville, Norfolk co. Ont, CN. (find source).The names of his eleven daughters were Fanny, Mary, Amy, Martha, Margaret, Eleanor, Jane, Phoebe, Ann Maria, Christiana and Leah, and the name of the only son was Andrew.
I also found them listed in "Broderbund's World Family Tree Vol. 1 with estimated dates. I will find the submitter and give her my info. June 1996.
Find (in my mess) "PIONEER SKETCHES OF LONG POINT SETTLEMENT" by E.A. Owen.
ALSO on http://the-burgers.rootsweb.com/sketches/sketch060.html (same story)
199. Phoebe Amy MONTROSS 1 was born 15 Apr 1776 in Philipstown, Dutchess Co, NY. She died after 1831 in Norfolk Co, Ontario, CN. [Parents]
Amy went with her Loyalist parents to New Brunswick after the American Revolution, settling at Penniac Creek there.
Source for above:
Lynton (Bill) Stewart says she wasn't born until 1807, but she had 6 kids by then. She is my direct Ancestor. But he was right about her marrying Andrew McClish and having 12 kids.
200. Benjamin ROSECRANS was born 31 Dec 1770 in Walpack, Sussex Co., NJ. He died 20 Dec 1848 in Walpack, Sussex Co., NJ and was buried in Peters Valley Dutch Ref Church. Benjamin married Margaret SCHOONOVER on 27 Oct 1790 in Walpack, Sussex Co., NJ. [Parents]
BIOGRAPHY: 47. MAJOR BENJAMIN ROSENKRANS, twin brother of Joseph, and son of Colonel John (16), was born December 31, 1770, on the upper farm of the Rosenkrans tract of land on the Delaware purchased by his grandfather Alexander, 1729. He married October 27, 1790, Margaret Schoonover, born in Walpack November 16, 1774, daughter of Nicholas, grandson of Nicholas Schoonhoven, who in company with his brother-in-law Thomas Brink, purchased 1,210 acres of land at Lower Walpack, just above the river bend October 10, 1725, and donated and deeded 1737, to the "Christian people" of that community the church and burial grounds for the First Walpack Church, near the bend. The original deed for these grounds, in its quaint form and spelling, as found in Everett & Peck’s History, p. 329, is herewith presented:
BIOGRAPHY: "To all Christian people to whom these prances Shall Com Know ye that we Thomas Brink and Nicklas Schoonhovan of Wallpack in the County of Hunterdon Yeoman Know yea that we Do Send greten Know yea that we Thomas Brink and Nicklas Schoonhovan that we have and do this Give gran and by these prances do give grant for the Love good will and afexshans which we do Bair towards the inhabts of Wallpack and the near inhabitons thar a bout an we do give and grant unto the inhabitons abov Riten all and Sigeler that Lot or parsal of Land Lying an Sittu and beinge in Wallpack Buting Bounding at follngs Beging at the northwess Corner of the Buring yard at a Red oak tree markt with three notches on the sides Running from the fence Souerle to a wite oak tree mark with three noches, Runing along to a Black oak tree markt with three notches a corner tre then Runing easterle to a corner a Black oak markited with three notches from thence Northerle to a Black oak Corner tree market on two sides with three notches from thence to the foust Stashon Containing about fore ackers moreso or Les to Gether with all the Rites, titls intrest clames and Demands what so ever we now have and which any or ever of our heirs Executors Administrators or a Signs may hear after have of or to the Said Granted Premises or any part there of have and to hold the Said Pece or Lot of Land unto the above Written inhabtines them their ares asines Execters admini without any maner of Conditions we the said thomas Brink an nickles Schoonhovan have fully freely and absolutely and forever own accord Set and Put in furder testimony in witness whareof we have hear unto Set our hands and Seales this first day of febery in this tenth year of his magesty King George an anodomney one thousand Seven hundred and thirty Seven Sined Sealed Witness in the presnece of us
201. Margaret SCHOONOVER was born 16 Nov 1774 in Walpack, Sussex Co., NJ. She died 1 Feb 1842 and was buried in Peters Valley Dutch Ref Church. [Parents]
202. John WILLIAMS was born 1 Sep 1777 in New York. He died 27 Jul 1830 in New Jersey. John married Lydia RUTAN.
203. Lydia RUTAN was born 14 Oct 1773. She died 2 May 1844 in Sussex County, New Jersey.
204. Rodolvue SMITH was christened 8 Sep 1792 in New Jersey. He married Sarah.
206. Adam THOMPSON was born 18 Jul 1786 in Wantage Twp, Sussex Co, NJ. He died 4 Oct 1833 in Newton, Lackawanna Co, PA and was buried in Newton Cemetary, Lackawanna Co, PA. Adam married Sarah Sally COSNER about 1807. [Parents]
207. Sarah Sally COSNER was born 30 Jan 1785 in Wantage Twp, Sussex Co, NJ. She died 2 Feb 1853 in Newton, Lackawanna Co, PA.
224. Jacob SHERMAN was born 1775. He died 1887. Jacob married Elizabeth WILLIAMS. [Parents]
Came from Beaver Valley,Columbia Co.,PA to Forks Twp.,Sullivan Co.,PA about
the year 1825Page 22 of History of Forks Twp., Sullivan Co.. by Streby. Lived to be 112. Came from Beaver Valley, Columbia Co., Pa.. to forks Twp., Sullivan Co., Pa.. about 1825
225. Elizabeth WILLIAMS was born 1779. She died 1839 and was buried in Pioneer Cem., Overton, Pa...
226. Johan Jurg HUNTZINGER was born 16 Jul 1775. He died 20 Feb 1855 in Forks Twp., Sullivan Co., Pa. and was buried in Unknown. Johan married Mary Ann about 1796 in Unknown. [Parents]
Lived for a while in Berwick, Pa. from where he moved to to the Genesee country in New York. Finding the country subject to fevers he returned to Berwick and from there to Sullivan Co., Pa. (From Streby's History of Cherry Township, 1903, page 37.) 1810 census shows him living in The Town of Hector, Seneca Co., New York. Census shows 3 males under age 10, 1 male age 11 to 15, 1 male 21 to 45 and 1 female under age 10, 2 female 11 to 15 and 1 female 21 to 45 (31010-12010). This was the Finger Lake region then called the "Genesee Country. The town of Hector was part of the Military Tract (land given by New York state to their Revolutionary War veterans) and many of the men promptly sold their lands cheaply. Hector is now part of Schuyler Co., N.Y. In 1819 he settled on Ringer Hill and and in 1823 he bought land for $3.00 an acre. He was among the earliest settlers in Cherry Township, Sullivan Co.. **He took up land near the southwestern corner of the present boundary of the township along the old turnpike. By him and his sons the first clearings were made on the ridge between the two branches of the Loyalsock creek. ** (from Egle's Notes and Queries of Pa. 1700s-1800s, Fourth Series Volume II.)
Sponsors at baptism were Jurg & Anna Huntzinger.
228. Asa LARABEE was born 1760 in Deerfield, Hampshire Co., Mass.. He died 1842 in Bradford Co., Pa.. Asa married Elipha P. SCRIVEN about 1789 in Mass..
229. Elipha P. SCRIVEN "Phally" was born 1770 in Westerly, Washington, RI. She died 4 Jan 1856 in Albany Twp., Bradford Co., Pa.. [Parents]
230. Matthias SCRIVEN was born 14 Aug 1775 in Westerly, Washington, RI. He died about 1827 in Lake Country, NY and was buried in Lake Co. NY. Matthias married Anna SABIN about 1795 in Renaler County, NY. [Parents]