FIRST GENERATION

1. Eva Alberta "Allie" PIPES was born on March 31, 1862 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She married first Charles Bartley Potts (POTTS) on May 5, 1880 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She married 2^nd Edward Vance on March 9, 1900 in Morrow County, Ohio. She died on February 12, 1920 in Cardington, Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried on February 14, 1920 in Fulton, Morrow Co., Ohio. Birth/Death; Death Certificate, State of Ohio Dept of Vital Statistics, Columbus, Ohio Marriages: Morrow County Probate Court, Mt. Gilead, Ohio General: Records kept by the family now is possession of Allen L. Potts

SECOND GENERATION

2. Harrod PIPES farmer was born on September 6, 1834 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He died on June 20, 1903 in Fulton, Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio. 1880 U.S. Census Vol 48 E.D. 127 Sh 9 L 1 Residence: Harmony Twp., Morrow, Ohio He was married to Mary Jane SELLERS on September 1, 1858 in Morrow Co., Ohio.

3. Mary Jane SELLERS was born on February 18, 1842 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She died on September 29, 1909 in Fulton, Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried on October 1, 1909 in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio. "Morrow County Independent," Cardington, Ohio October 21, 1909 Thursday. Mrs. Mary J. Sellers Pipes was born Feb. 18, 1842. She was married to Harrod Pipes Sept. 1, 1858. To this union there were born eight children, two of whom died in infancy. She accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as her Savior in Harmony church, March 26, 1893, and was baptized April 11, the same year. She lived in the neighborhood of this church most of her life, and was well known by all. She died in Fulton, O., Sept. 29, 1909, at 10:55 p. m. aged 67 years, 7 months and 12 days. She leaves to mourn their loss, one sister, three sons and three daughters, and eight grandchildren.

Harrod PIPES farmer and Mary Jane SELLERS had the following children:

1 i. Eva Alberta "Allie" PIPES.

ii. Alpha L. PIPES was born on March 7, 1864 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in December 1945 in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio. He died on December 26, 1945 in Fulton, Morrow Co., Ohio.

iii. Joseph H. PIPES was born on January 2, 1867 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in 1939 in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio. He died on March 31, 1939 in Morrow Co., Ohio.

iv. Jeremiah W. PIPES was born in 1871 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He died in 1951. He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio.

v. Cora PIPES was born in 1874 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

vi. Myrtle Belle PIPES was born on April 5, 1881 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She died in 1954 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio.

vii. Minnie D. PIPES was born on April 5, 1881 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She died on August 16, 1881 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

THIRD GENERATION

4. Isaac PIPES farmer was born on June 16, 1807 in Washington, Pennsylvania. He died on November 8, 1850 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Chester Baptist Cemetery, Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. Deeds Knox County, Ohio: Isaac Pipes and Elizabeth his wife to Dennis Springer June 5, 1838 (She made her mark). Rude and Polly Barzella to Isaac Pipes Nov 15, 1832. Isaac Pipes purchased his first property in what is now Morrow County. The deed was recorded in 1839 Volume 20 page 322. The property was purchased from his father-in-law Levi Harrod. The deeds were not available at the Family History Center. He was married to Elizabeth BIGGS on March 4, 1830 in Knox Co., Ohio.

5. Elizabeth BIGGS was born on April 12, 1811 in Pennsylvania. She died on January 5, 1853 in Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Chester Baptist Cemetery, Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. !Probate records Morrow County, Ohio Probate Court Records. Tombstone, Chester Baptist Cemetery, Chester Township, Morrow Co., Ohio. Will of her father, Jeremiah Biggs, Knox County Probate Court.

Isaac PIPES farmer and Elizabeth BIGGS had the following children:

i. John PIPES was born in 1830 in Morrow Co., Ohio. He died in 1901 in Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Fulton, Morrow Co., Ohio. Information: Ltr Dtd Jun 10, 1962 fr Minnie Hite 1880 U.S. Census Vol 48 E.D. 127 Sh 14 L 29 Residence: Harmony Twp., Morrow, Ohio.

ii. Melinda PIPES was born in 1836 in Gambier, Knox Co., Ohio.1 She died in 1886 in Martinsburg, Knox Co., Ohio.

iii. Jeremiah PIPES was born on May 6, 1833 in Morrow Co., Ohio.

2 iv. Harrod PIPES farmer.

v. Meker PIPES was born in 1836 in Morrow Co., Ohio. He died in September 1845 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Chester Baptist Cemetery, Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

vi. Susan PIPES was born in December 1838 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She died in September 1839 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Chester Baptist Cemetery, Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

vii. Millianna PIPES was born on February 23, 1837 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She died on February 7, 1851 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Chester Baptist Cemetery, Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

viii. Mary PIPES was born on March 14, 1838 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She died on August 2, 1924 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Ebenezer Cemetery, Bucks Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

ix. Rhoda PIPES was born about 1840 in Morrow Co., Ohio.

x. Sarah Jane PIPES was born about 1843 in Morrow Co., Ohio. She died in Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri.

xi. Samantha PIPES was born about 1845 in Morrow Co., Ohio.

xii. George W. PIPES was born about 1847 in Morrow Co., Ohio.

JOSEPH SELLERS, farmer; P.O. Cardington; was born July 19, 1819, in Pennsylvania, where he attended school in an old log school-house, and there learned the rudiments of "readin', 'ritin', 'rithmetic." he is a brother of Henry Sellers, whose sketch appears in the biographical paes of Chester Township. Joseph was married in 1841 to Elizabeth a daughter of John and Mary Sayres. Both from New Jersey, and had six children - Elizabeth, Almira, Harriet, Hulda, Henry and Nancy. They rented of different parties, for many years after their marriage; and in 1853 he bought 128 acres where he now lives, and improved the same, and has added to it since, until he now possesses 358 acres of finely-improved land, adorned by one of the best houses in the township. His father gave him $600, and the remainder of his vast fortune is the product of his own labors; he has long been identified with the Democratic party. Their union gave them two children - Mary J. and Almeda S.

"The Sentinel," Mt. Gilead Feb. 4, 1897 - Thursday

Joseph Sellers, a prosperous farmer of Harmony township, was found dead in his bed, Thursday morning, January 28. Mr. Sellers was born July 19, 1819, in Pennsylvania. He was married in 1841 to Elizabeth Sayers. In the year 1853 he purchased a farm of 128 acres, and by industry and wise management added to it until he acquired nearly 400 acres. Mr. Sellers was much respected not only in the community in which he resided, but through the entire county where he was well known. He was apparently strong for a man of his age, and his sudden death occasioned much surprise among his friends and neighbors. He was married to Elizabeth SAYRES on April 20, 1841 in Morrow Co., Ohio. The marriage is recorded in Delaware Co., Ohio. Lic issued April 19, 1841 and returned April 24, 1841. Married by Rev. John D. Thomas

7. Elizabeth SAYRES was born on June 18, 1823 in Sussex Co., New Jersey. She died on February 23, 1895 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio. "The Sentinel," Mt. Gilead, Ohio - Thursday March 7, 1895

Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyer Sellers, died Feb. 23d, 1865 (Should have been 1895; was born in Sussex County, New Jersey, June 18th 1823, and was married to Joseph Sellers, April 20th, 1841, being 71 years, 8 months and 5 days of age, leaving a husband and two children to mourn the loss of a good companion, and a king and affectionate mother. Services were conducted by Lewis Harrod, in the church house near by, to a large congregation, after which the body was taken to Cardington and deposited in the vault. Saying to all one by one, we must go the way of all the earth to answer in the great and coming day Lewis Harrod.

Joseph SELLERS farmer and Elizabeth SAYRES had the following children:

3 i. Mary Jane SELLERS.

ii. Almeda S. SELLERS was born about 1848 in Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

FOURTH GENERATION

8. Joseph PIPES was born on February 17, 1763 in Rockaway Twp., Morris Co., New Jersey. He died on March 23, 1856 in Green Co., Pennsylvania. Revolutionary Pension application dated June 11, 1833. He was living Washington Co., but applied for the penison in Green County, Pa. He stated that he was a private in the Company of Capt Miller in the Regt. commanded by Col. William Crawford in the Pennsylvania Line. He enlisted May 1, 1782. Crossed the Ohio River at Mingo Bottom, Virginia (Jefferson Co., Ohio). Taken prisoner by Indians at Shawnee Town, Ohio was kept for four years. He was tortured by the Indians. He also stated that he had lived in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and Washington County, Pennsylvania.

Pension Paper:

Greene County, Pennsylvania

On the 11th day of June 1833 Joseph Pipes, resident of Washington Co., Pa., aged sixty-nine years....that in May 1787 he volunteered in Capt. Jno Miller's Penna Militia to Col. Crawford's Regt....engaged in a severe battle with a large body of Indians the troops under the command of Col. Crawford being obliged to retreat. That they were pursued by the Indians and two...officers kept prisoner by Indians that he was taken to Showawny Town and he was kept four years a prisoner and was treated with great severity by the Indians almost all the time he lived with them he was...first...by he Indians which provided the possibility of The following notes are also included: 11-960 Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Joseph Pipes of Greene County in the State of Pennsylvania who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Miller of the Regt. commanded by Col. Crawford in the Pa. Line for 2 years. Inscribed on the Roll of Pennsylvania at the rate of 80 dollars 00 cents per annum to commence on the 4th day of March 1834. Certificate of Pension 15th day of July 1833 and sent to Tho. A. Stewart, U. Lown (?) arrears to the 4th day of March 1833 $160.00. Semi annual, allowance ending 4 September $40.00 $200. He was married in 1789 in Washington, Pennsylvania.

Joseph PIPES had the following children:

i. John PIPES was born in 1789 in Washington, Pennsylvania. He died on February 8, 1877 in Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. He was buried in Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. Cemetery inscriptions. Moved to Goucher, Knox County, Ohio.

ii. Daniel PIPES was born about 1791 in Washington, Pennsylvania.

iii. Rhoda PIPES was born on June 23, 1790 in Washington, Pennsylvania. She died on May 27, 1879 in Knox Co., Ohio. She was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, Knox Co., Ohio. Moved to Ft. Wayne, Indiana

iv. Mary PIPES was born about 1795 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Lived in Greene County, Pa.

v. Sarah PIPES was born about 1797 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Lived in Delaware County, Ohio

vi. Phebe PIPES was born about 1799 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Lived in Washington and Greene Counties, Pa.

vii. Elizabeth PIPES was born about 1801 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Lived in WAshington and Greene Counties, Pa.

In 1850 living with Joseph Pipes or Joseph was living with her.

viii. Casiah PIPES was born about 1803 in Washington, Pennsylvania. Moved to Indiana

ix. Malinda PIPES was born about 1805 in Washington, Pennsylvania.

4 x. Isaac PIPES farmer.

xi. William PIPES was born about 1809 in Washington, Pennsylvania. He died on May 24, 1884 in Green Co., Pennsylvania. He was buried on May 27, 1887 in West Union Cemetery, West Union, Pennsylvania.3 William Pipes resided throughout his married life in the areas of Morris Township of Green and Washington Counties, Pa.; he was a farmer. There is some confusion as regards his children and we may have errors in our listing. Larry Gaskill.

xii. Joseph PIPES was born about 1811 in Washington, Pennsylvania.

xiii. Ann PIPES was born in 1813 in Green Co., Pennsylvania. 1850 living with Joseph Pipes

xiv. Jemima PIPES was born about 1815 in Washington, Pennsylvania.

The following found in Biggs file collected by David Leroy Casto, Los Gatos, CA. "Benjamin Biggs, md. 26 Sep 1745, (no wife's name given) at All Souls, Frederick Co. MD. Came from Ulster Co. N.Y. to Maryland prior to 1745. Left 1769 for Ft. Cumberland, then to Beeson's Fort (Uniontown, PA.) then 1774 to Ohio Co., (W)Virginia. Had son Capt. John Biggs, b. 12-27-1751, d. June 1782 md. Abigail Brown He was burned at the stake by Indians in June 1782, and Abigail took her young children to Morgan Twp., Wash. Co. PA, presumably to her father Abner Brown, Sr. There Rachel met David Casto and married him. David and Rachel settled in a home 'next to her mother in Tenmile'. It seemed that David joined the Brown circle. There were many Biggs in Ohio Co., WVA." This is from Mrs. Henry Brunson (Florence C.) Montgomery, 8 Woodbury Forest, Hampden, VA. 23666, SR84. She doubts if David & Andrew married the Biggs sisters in WVA. States this is from Lecky's History." QUESTION: It was Andrew Casto who md Rachel Biggs, and David md Hannah or Ami Biggs. Who was the David who md Rachel Brown Biggs? TAX LISTS: Washington Co. PA 1784/5 No Biggs Washington Co., Donegal Twp. 1785 Ezekial Beggs, gone 1793. " Finley Twp (from Donegal) 1793 Josiah Biggs " Morgan Twp. 1784 No Biggs " 1793 Noah & Eleazer Biggs, unmd " 1790 David Casto 1-2-1 " 1790 Abigail Biggs 3-1-2 (nee Smith) WILL: NJ Arch. Will of Rachel Fitz-Randolph (late Rachel Reeves) Hopewell Twp., Cumberland Co. To sisters Abigail Biggs & Easter ?Davis, 2 suits of best clothes. To children of niece Ami Castow, deceased, each $26.67 when of age Brother Elisha Smith $55.33 Brother Daniel Smith $26.67 Sister Abigail Biggs and her sons & daughter, Lazer, Noah, Aaron, William, Ephraim, Rachel Castow. April 5, 1800.

BIGGS - early NJ records - mostly from Cumberland Co.

1758 BIGGS, DANIEL Cumberland County NJ Jury List

1763 BIGGS, DANIEL - 28 Jan 1763 administration granted - died intestate

Cumberland Co., NJ Genealogical Data. H. Stanley Craig

1772 BIGGS, HANNAH wife of EPHRAIM - buried 10 June 1772

Deerfield Presbyterian Church records

1773 BIGGS, EPHRAIM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1774 BIGGS, EPHRIAM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1771 BIGGS, WILLIAM son of JEREMIAH - bapt. 1 Dec 1771

Deerfield Presbyterian Church records

1773 BIGGS, AARON son of JEREMIAH - bapt. 22 Oct 1773

Deerfield Presbyterian Church records

1773 BIGGS, JEREMIAH Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1774 BIGGS, JEREMIAH Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1774 BIGGS, JEREMIAH Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1778 BIGGS, JEREMIAH Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1779 BIGGS, JEREMY Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1781 BIGGS, JEREMY Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1778 BIGGS, JOHN Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1779 BIGGS, JOHN Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1781 BIGGS, JOHN Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1789 BIGGS, JOHN - 1789 administration granted - died intestate

Cumberland Co., NJ Genealogical Data. H. Stanley Craig

1793 BIGGS, JOHN Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1793 BIGGS, JOHN Cumberland County NJ Upper Hopewell Township Tax

1797 BIGGS, JOHN two children of John dced.

Deerfield Presbyterian Church records

1773 BIGGS, WILLIAM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1774 BIGGS, WILLIAM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1774 BIGGS, WILLIAM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1778 BIGGS, WILLIAM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1779 BIGGS, WILLIAM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

1781 BIGGS, WILLIAM Cumberland County NJ Hopewell Township Tax

---- BIGGS, WILLIAM 2nd Lieutenant, Capt. Platt's 2nd. Batt. Cumberland Co. Militia

Cumberland Co., NJ Genealogical Data. H. Stanley Craig

1794 BIGGS, WILLIAM - will

Cumberland Co., NJ Genealogical Data. H. Stanley Craig

1793 BIGGS, URIAH Salem County NJ Pittsgrove Tax

1800 BIGGS, URIAH Cumberland County NJ 033 21010-10010-00 US Census

1782 BIGGS -WIDOW- Gloucester County NJ Newton Township Tax

1783 BIGGS MARY Gloucester County NJ Newton Township Tax

Subject: RE: Biggs Family

Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 09:39:04 -0600

From: Joseph.Biggs@UCHSC.edu

To: alpotts@heritagepursuit.com

Dear Allen,

In reference to your e mail, there are in fact two wills in the New Jersey State Archives relevant to the Biggs family of Cumberland County, New Jersey.

The first is the will of William Biggs, Hopewell Township, Cumberland County dated Jan. 2, 1794, proven Jan. 6, 1794. In this will, William names the following relatives: nephew William Biggs (son of this brother Daniel), nephew William Biggs (son of his brother John), and the children of his brother Jeremiah, ie., Lazar, Noah, Jeremiah, William, Aaron, and Ephraim.

The second Cumberland County will is that of Rachel Randolph, (late Rachel Reeves) from 1806. Rachel names the following relatives: Her sisters Easter Davis and Abigail Biggs, her brothers Elisha Smith and Daniel Smith, and the children of Abigail Biggs - sons Lazar, Noah, Jeremiah, William, Aaron, and Ephraim, and daughters Rachel Castow and Ami Castow.

This family also appears in various Cumberland County tax lists and church records. The records of the Deerfield Presbyterian Church show that William, son of Jeremiah Biggs, was baptised by Rev. Enoch Green in 1771, and Aaron, son of Jeremiah Biggs, was baptised in 1773. (earlier records are lost).

All of this tends to support the Biggs family as outlined in "A Short History of the Harrod and Biggs families", except for it's initial statements about brothers Jeremiah, Benjamin and Joseph coming to Philadelphia.

So far, I have no definitive records of where this family was located before they appear in New Jersey about 1750. I can make an educated guess. Most Presbyterian settlers in Cumberland county came from Connecticut or Long Island. There was a large Biggs family in Suffolk County, NY (the eastern 2/3 or Long Island) founded by Thomas Biggs, one of the founders and original proprietors of the town of Brookhaven (year 1655).

That's all I have on this family at the moment. If I find anything more, I will let you know.

Joe

He was married to Jemima HARROD about 1790.

11. Jemima HARROD4,5 was born on September 7, 1775 in Of Ten Milecreek, Greene, PA. She died on August 8, 1833 in Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. She was buried in Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. She has Ancestral File number 10J5-W8N. Cemetery Inscriptions; Knox County Probate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio Will of Levi Harrod WP Oct 11 1825

Jeremiah BIGGS and Jemima HARROD had the following children:

i. Harrod BIGGS was born in October 1795 in Knox Co., Ohio. He died on December 6, 1870 in Knox Co., Ohio. He was buried in Union Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. !Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Porbate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio

ii. William BIGGS was born on March 16, 1796 in Virginia. He died on June 6, 1882 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Union Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. !Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Probate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio Morrow County Probate Court, Mt. Gilead, Ohio

iii. Jemima BIGGS was born on December 31, 1802 in Knox Co., Ohio. She died on January 13, 1857 in Knox Co., Ohio. She was buried in Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. !Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Porbate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio

iv. Rachel BIGGS was born on November 16, 1798 in Tenmile, Green Co., Pennsylvania. She died on February 18, 1838 in Knox Co., Ohio. She was buried in Grove Cem., Harrison Tnshp, Knox County, Ohio.

v. Mary BIGGS was born about 1803 in Knox Co., Ohio. !Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Porbate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio

vi. Rhoda BIGGS was born about 1804 in Knox Co., Ohio. She died on February 16, 1856 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. Morrow County, Ohio Probate Court - Deaths

Rhoda Baker (49) died Feb 16, 1856, Place of Death Harmony Twp., Smallpox, Female, White, Female, married, housekeeper, Residence: Harmony Twp. Place of Birth: New Jersey

Father: Jeremiah Biggs and Jemima Harrod !Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Probate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio Morrow County History 1880 - Isaac Baker her name given as Phebe

vii. Sarah "Sally" BIGGS was born about 1805 in Knox Co., Ohio. !Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Porbate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio

viii. Jane BIGGS6 was born about 1806.

5 ix. Elizabeth BIGGS.

x. John BIGGS was born on December 7, 1812 in Knox Co., Ohio. He died on February 9, 1892 in Knox Co., Ohio. He was buried in Union Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. !Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Porbate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio

xi. Lydia BIGGS was born on October 3, 1817 in Knox Co., Ohio. She died on April 10, 1905 in Knox Co., Ohio. She was buried in Union Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. Cemetery Inscriptions Knox County Porbate Court, Mt Vernon, Ohio

12. David SELLERS farmer7,8 was born in 1782 in Washington Co., Maryland. He died on May 4, 1852 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Blackbird Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was a farmer in Harmony Township, Morrow Co., Ohio. He has Ancestral File number KQ5X-7N. !Marriage: True American Paper, Bedford Cty, Pa. Married August 25 1813 True American David Sellars and Sarah Snyder daughter of Joseph Snyder of Snake Spring Valley, Bedford County, Pennsylvania He was married to Sarah SNYDER on August 25, 1813 in Snake Spring Valley, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

13. Sarah SNYDER was born in 1787 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. She died on October 29, 1866 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Blackbird Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

David SELLERS farmer and Sarah SNYDER had the following children:

i. John SELLERS was born on June 22, 1814 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on October 1, 1860 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Blackbird Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

ii. Henry SELLERS was born on February 22, 1816 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on July 21, 1903 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Chester Baptist Cemetery, Chester Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

6 iii. Joseph SELLERS farmer.

iv. David SELLERS was born on February 17, 1825 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on October 25, 1888 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Blackbird Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. David and Christena were murdered in their homes. David Seller purchased property Sep 21, 1885 from W. J. Roberts, Guardian and Sarah Lyon Vol 39 pages 40 50 acres in Harmony Township. For more information on the murder of Tena see Sellers.

(SELLERS-B) (SELLERS-C)

THE SENTINEL

MT. GILEAD, OHIO

THURSDAY NOV. 1, 1888

HORRIBLE!

The Crime of Murder and Arson

Shocks the Usual Quietude of

Morrow County.

Who is the Culpit? There

Seems to Be No Positive Clue

-He is Safe From Every-

thing, Save Him Con

science.

Last Friday morning the residence of David Sellers, who lived in the second house west of "Blackbird," in Harmony township, was burned to the ground. Among the ashes were the charred remains of David Sellers and his wife, who were supposed to have perished in the flames. Subsequent developments, however, make plain the theory that murder was first committed. Although nothing remained of Mr. Sellers, but the body and one arm, the other portions having been entirely consumed, the head of Mrs. Sellers showed too plainly for doubt that some blunt instrument like a hatchet or hammer had been used with deadly effect. Her hair was matted with blood, as was a portion of the clothing.

That such a horrible crime should have been committed in our own community is a revolting thought, but the evidence too plain for disbelief. Why it was committed is a still greater mystery.

The time once was when David Sellers was as neatly and finely dressed as any young man in the community. Later, however, he turned his whole attention to the accumulation of money, and the family has since lived in the most miserable squalor, and miserly condition. Although he was known to be wealthy, owning some four hundred acres of land which was well stocked; etc., he was said, by those with whom he was most intimate, to have at all times but very little money about his house or person, hence the murder could have been committed by any one knowing his habits for the purpose of robbery. Neither could revenge have been a motive, for while no one particularly admired his habits, it may be said that the family had no enemies. What the object was, or who the criminal is, will remain shrouded in, mystery until that terrible accuser, conscience, compels the culpit to give up his secret that justice may be avenged. All the facts which can be learned will be found in the inquisition papers of Coroner James, a verbatim copy of which follows:

TESTIMONY.

WILLIAM F. RHODEBACK - my age is 26 in June I have been working for Mr. tellers since last March; It has been my home since that time; I was there yesterday morning and last evening; I was at Cardington yesterday; I went with family; I returned from Cardington just before dark; I don't know whether he drew any money out of bank or not; he paid me some money recently; I seen Mr. and Mrs. Sellers "about" dark, or little later; the last I seen Mrs. Sellers about half-past eight; "then I retired;" both were in usual health, excepting a bad cold, I went to bed about half-past eight or nine o'clock; I do not know what time Mr. Sellers got home. I went to sleep as soon as went to bed; I wakened up by some person hollowing; I do not know who it was, but suppose it was Miss Sellers; I slept up stairs in the north end of the house; I put my pants and shoes on, and then may vest and coat on; I got my overcoat out of setting room down stairs; the outside door was open; the first thing I thought of was I hollowed; then I opened the sitting room door; then as I came out I got my overcoat; I did not hear any noise in their department; Chloa was not there; when I came down stairs I heard the bell tap as I came down stairs; Mr. Sellers did not drink any intoxicating drink that I know of; the fire seemed to be in their department as far as I could see; they got supper by the fire-place; I don't think the had any fire in the stove from two or three days; I heard no racket after I went to bed; one of the horses was out at that time when I got up: they were in the habit of getting out sometimes; I think the house (If they did not leave any more fire than when I went to bed) the house was set on fire; I don't know whether I smelt chloroform or not; I don't know hardly what I did swell; I thought they had. been chloroformed; these are the best clothes I have; I have a better pair of pants they were burned up; I went to call Mr and Mrs. Sellers, then I went to got my trunk, but was too hot so I went outside of house and threw my shoes and coat over the fence, and then I hollowed fire; than I began to get the things out of the house; the first came was Sam. Gordon, Frank Mateer; I don't know how that door got open unless some one opened it; I don't think the furniture was destroyed that I know of; I have not been keeping company with their daughter at all; been no stranger there lately that I know of; they, in cold weather, generally leave a good fire at might; Mr. Sellers took butter to town, that is all I know about what he went to town for, I met Mr. Sherman in Cardington; was with him awhile; I went to the jewelry store with him; I am not acquainted with him very much; I heard the daughter say she would like to have a new dress for the fair, be said to wait a while and he would get it for her; she did not seem to be offended; Mr. Sellers have not had much money since last July he sold some of his cattle and I seen the man pay him he has not had any money since that time that I know of; I can not say positive that he had any hatchet in the house or not, "but think he had;" I was never in but one room up stairs; I don't know just what he had in there; "the reason" I went to Cardington; was to get my watch fixed, and besides they wanted me to go; I think they locked the door before they went, could not say positive.

CHLOA SELLERS.-Age about twenty-six or seven; we ate supper by candle light about five or six o'clock; last seen of them; David Sellers (her papa) was absent after that time; father and mother was both well when last seen of them; both of them ate heartily as usual; he came home about eleven o'clock p. m. They were sleeping apartment was in the south-east corner of house; my sleeping apartment was in the north-east room adjoining father and mother's my sleeping apartment was in the northeast room adjoining father and mother's room; hired hand slept up stairs; (his name) Wm. Rhodeback; my pa, as usual, waked me up when he came in; I was aroused up about 1 o'clock; supposed, I beard a horse is what aroused me or walking of a man; there was no smoke in my room as I could detect; I dressed as fast as I could, and as I open the door adjoining, the smoke came puffing very fast and thick; I hollered at pa and said, pa get up quick the house is full of smoke he answered, "Yes, yes," that was all he said; mother did not speak at al I; I went to the kitchen door I did not see any fire but lots of smoke; I looked in their room, I did not could not see anything at all for smoke; father's voice seemed as natural as ever; he did not make any effort to get up as I could see, I could not hear him make any noise whatever; I did not notice their breathing was heavy or not; I went out to draw a bucket of water and saw the sash in the south window a fire; I went and rang the bell and thin hollowed fire and run across the fields to Sam Gordon's; the hired hand was up stairs as far as I knew I did not see him until I came back from Gordon's; I did not think of the hired hand until I came back from Gordon 's; I came from Mr. Gordon's to Mr. Fritz's; I went from there home; the house was all in flames when I got home; the first I seen was the hired hand or Mr. Gordon I do not know which; my father's habit was not used to keeping mach money about the house; Mr. Sellers had money in Cardington, but do not know whether he brought it home or not: he came over to Mr. Fritz to pay him a small bill about two or three dollars as near as I can come to it; they have had no fire in the stove since Wednesday, although we keep fire in the fire-place all the time (generally); as far as I know I cannot say but what it was set afire; W m. Rhodeback seemed excited and hollowed fire; Wm. Rhodeback was to Cardington with us yesterday; I observed nothing out of order; all was as usual when I got home; father and mother would quarrel sometimes, but were all in the beat of humor last evening; my pa got me everything I wanted; I carried very little or any money; my father and mother was about; there was no strangers at our house lately; father and mother always slept with their heads one way I have no suspicion of any one that would set it afire; father and mother had some enemies, Mr. Lafe and Frank Green, but I do not say that there was any suspicion on them,

R. S. CORDON -My age is 33 years I live about a quarter of a mile (from) Mr. Sellers, I heard Mr. Mateer hollow for me about 9 o'clock; I went to the door and heard Miss Sellers hollow that their house was on fire, I went as soon as I could and I found that their house was all aflame. As soon as I could get there I began to throw things out of doors; I just thought where was Mr. and Mrs. Sellers; I asked and they did not know and I began knocking and pushing the windows in; I seen Mrs. Sellers but could not see him; all burnt in a crisp but could not get them out; I don't think he was in the bed for I did not see him; I could see the bed was all afire; about his money matters financially I could not say; my opinion about the fire is I could not say; the fire seem to originate from the kitchen; there was no intimacy as far as knew between the daughter and hired hand that I know of.

FRANK MATEER.-Age, 2! years; I was awakened up by someone halloing and seen a blaze in my window; I called Mr. Gordon and we went over; I seen Mrs. Sellers through the window; could not see him; I think they were both dead when we got there; my opinion is that the house was set afire; my opinion about the way they or her, by the marks about her, that there was foul play the covers on her bed was all burnt off, yet the bed was standing at that time.

HENRY FRITZ.-Age, 58; Mrs. Sellers is my sister; I live about a quarter of a mile from where they reside; I don't think anybody would do anything to get them out of the way; I think they had been chloroformed, but of course could not say; I don't think it could catch fire from the fire-place; I think they kept more or less money about the house; I don't think the daughter knew all about money matters; I do not suspicion anyone; when I got there everything was all in a blaze.

WILLIAM RHODEBACK (Recalled).-In regard to the house there was a buttery in southeast corner; kitchen in south-west corner; kitchen bedroom next, north of pantry; the parlor was in the north-east corner of house; the sitting room was in the north-west corner; I was awakened by a noise about two o'clock, or a little before; when I first raised up I saw fire in south part of the chamber; the part that wasn't finished. I hastily put on my pants and took my coat and shoes in my hand and ran down stairs into the sitting room out the front door; and then over the fence; then run back into the sitting room and opened the door into the kitchen, but the fire and smoke rolled in so that I could not see the bedroom door; I shut the door again and threw a few more things out of the sitting room; then I thought ht of my trunk up stairs, in which was thirty dollars of my money and some of my clothes, but could not get up stairs on account of the smoke and fire; then I threw a few more things out; and then I thought I would ring the bell; I ran around the house and grabbed the wire, but I guess the string with which the wire was tied to the bell broke, and I could not ring the bell then as I turned to come back I saw Sam. Gordon coming. When he came up he asked me where Dave and Tena were I did not answer right away; then he broke in the parlor door and I followed him in, and then we threw out s few things; then we went around to the east side of the house and Sam. asked me which was their bedroom window; I told him, but he misunderstood me and first broke in the pantry window; I told him the other window and he broke in the bedroom window, but the room was all afire so that we could not get in; I just got a glimpse of Tena laying on the bed; I might have seen Dave too, I don't know; Sam. said. oh, my God! they are dead then we just stood back and wouldn't do anything but just watch. When we came home from town I helped put the horses away; and then I changed my clothes and we ate supper; after supper Mrs. Sellers gave Dave some money out of her handkerchief, probably two or three dollars; Chloa and I went over across the road where the cows were to milk; Mrs. Sellers come over to help us a few minutes later; when Chloa and I were going over to milk we were talking about the people in town, and I don't know what else could not hear plain, ordinary noises down stairs, but could hear the door squeech when shut sometimes the hatchet and hammers sometimes were laid down by the kitchen door; sometimes on the window cases, just wherever they happen to use them; had three or four hammers, one of which are now used at the wagon shed, and I don't know where the others are. If they were murdered, it is my opinion it was for money.

PHYSICIANS STATEMENT.

We, the undersigned physicians, being duly summoned by the coroner of Morrow county to make a post mortem examination upon the remains of two bodies found in Harmony township, at the old home farm of David Sellers, in Morrow county, state of Ohio: The body of the male was completely charred over the surface, with both lower limbs burned away and the head entirely gone and could not be fund. There was a cut on the right arm, midway between the elbow and wrist, about two inches in length. The cervical vertebra was all there, in original position. No other marks of violence were found on the person The body of the female was completely charred except the head and face. The lower limbs were burned away up to the knees, and the greater part of the upper limbs were also burned away. The abdominal muscles were so burned away that the bowels were protruding through the opening. On the right side of the face the zygomatic arch and superior maxillary were broken through, with several contused wounds on the soft parts. Over the frontal bone, about one and a half inches above the nasal margin, was a wound that indented the bone and about the same distance above the right obit was a wound about one and one-fourth inches in diameter, and almost round that broke through the skull into the brain. Also another wound about the middle of and on the prominence of the parietal bone, about the same size as the wound over the right orbit, and broken through to the brain. The hair was steel gray and the greater part was not burned. There was a small hole in the soft part, just behind the molar tooth, about five-sixteenths of an inch in diameter and round. We also found that a large quantity of blood clots were formed in the axilla, mouth, eyes ears, around the neck and clothing adjacent to the head. The wounds upon the skull were sufficient to cause death; the contused wounds were made with the same instrument, and were inflicted by some person which caused death within a few minutes, and before burning.

Respectfully submitted

J. L. WILLIAMS, M. D.

C. H. NEAL M. D.

The coroner for various reasons has not yet filed a verdict in the case. John T. Norris, the well known detective, was on the ground Saturday evening, but it is reported that he will not be employed in the case. No new developments have been made known.

v. William SELLERS was born on February 4, 1830 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He died on June 5, 1891 in Harmony Township, Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Blackbird Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio.

vi. Sarah Jane SELLERS was born on February 4, 1830 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. She died on December 27, 1896 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. She was buried in Rivercliff Cemetery, Mt. Gilead, Morrow Co., Ohio.

vii. George W. SELLERS was born on February 3, 1833 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on January 20, 1903.

15. Mary was born about 1800 in New Jersey.

John SAYRES and Mary had the following children:

7 i. Elizabeth SAYRES.

ii. Almira SAYRES.

iii. Harriet SAYRES.

iv. Hilda SAYRES.

v. Henry SAYRES.

vi. Nancy SAYRES.

FIFTH GENERATION

16. John PIPES was born about 1737 of Rockaway, Morris Co., New Jersey. Probable born in Berkley, Bristol County, Massachusetts Pipes Family information submitted by Alice Jane Pipes 764 Jensen Street, Livermore, California 94550 1320994 Item 2 He was married to Jemima HARRIMAN.

17. Jemima HARRIMAN was born about 1733. The information contained herein, the pedigree charts and group sheets come from the Ancestral files. I have no back up to prove whether this is correct of total incorrect. The information is included here so that in the future someone may be able to prove or disprove.

John PIPES and Jemima HARRIMAN had the following children:

i. John PIPES was born about 1750 in Rockaway Twp., Morris Co., New Jersey. He died on August 6, 1821 in Danville, Boyle Co., Kentucky.

8 ii. Joseph PIPES.

iii. Abner PIPES was born before 1780 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He died in 1804 in Adams Co., Mississippi.

iv. Windsor PIPES was born before 1780 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He died in Adams Co., Mississippi.

v. Philips PIPES was born before 1780 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He died in Missouri.

The Biggs Family

The Census for Washington County, Pennsylvania, shows a widow, Abigail Birrgs, living on the land between Abner Brown, Sr., and Abner Brown Jr., in what is now Morgan Township, Greene County. She was the widow of Captain John Biggs, who was captured and burned at stake on the Crawford Expedition. It is thought that she was a daughter of Abner Brown Sr., whose wife was Abigail Luse.

Captain John Biggs, born December 27, 1851, son of Benjamin Biggs, was appointed a Lieutenant of militia at the first session of the Virginia Court at Blacks Cabin on Short Creek, Ohio County, in January 1777, and took an active part in the defense of the frontiers. He was a frequent visitor to the Tenmile Country where his wife's people had settled. He was chosen one of the captains at Mingo Bottoms on the Sandusky Expedition and was captured and burned at the stake. He had performed with outstanding officer who had been badly injured, a fact that may have hastened the death of Captain Biggs, for both he and the officer whom he had were murdered before the Colonel. The story of his death was told by Dr. Knight. At the time of his death in June 1782, it is not likely that Captain John Biggs was father of more than five or six children, and certainly not nine as given by one of the Ohio historians. After the death of Captain John Biggs, his wife, Abigail, returned to her people on the Tenmile living on land of Abner Brown, Sr., adjoining the land of Levi Harrod. As her children went to Knox County, Ohio about 1804, it is most likely that she went with them to that place. Page 258 He was married to Abigail BROWN on October 24, 1770 in Southold, Suffolk, NY.

21. Abigail BROWN4,5 was born about 1752 in West Virginia. She has Ancestral File number 1V87-L8C. She has Ancestral File number Z0NN-71.

Capt John BIGGS and Abigail BROWN had the following children:

i. Rachel BIGGS. Lived next to her mother on Tenmile. wife of David Castro

ii. William BIGGS4,5 was born in 1772 in Virginia. He died in March 1848 in Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. He was buried in Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. He has Ancestral File number 1V87-LBR.

10 iii. Jeremiah BIGGS.

iv. Andrew BIGGS.

v. Joseph BIGGS. went to New York

vi. Noah BIGGS was born about 1775. He died before June 10, 1833 in Knox Co., Ohio. James Monroe President of the US to Noah Biggs of Monongalla County, Va. Jun 10 1820. Knox County, Ohio

Mary, Ephraim, Noah Biggs and other heirs to John Shafer Jun 10, 1833 Mary Biggs, Ephraim Biggs, Noah Biggs, Jeremiah Biggs, Rezin Biggs, Eleazer Biggs, Davis Biggs and Sarah his wife, Heirs to the land of Noah Biggs Sr. Mary Biggs mother (Eleazer, Ephraim, Noah, Jeremiah, Reazin, Davis, Joseph) Knox County, Ohio xMary Biggs,widow of Noah Biggs, Ephraim Biggs, Noah Biggs, Jeremiah Biggs, Reazin Biggs, Eleazer Biggs, Davis Biggs and Sarah his wife, heirs to the land of Noah Biggs Dec. Deeded land to John Shafer June 10 1833 Knox County Ohio Recorders of Deeds Deeds: James Monroe, President of United States to Noah Biggs of Monogalla County, Pennsylvania June 10, 1820.

vii. BIGGS.

History of Knox County, Ohio - Norton 1862 Morgan Twp. The Harrods, Levi, William and Sam; Levi and Sam were in Clay Twp and William moved to Indiana. John Harrod was County Commissioner in 1811 and Levi Harrod in 1827.

Levi Harrod Sr lived in Waynesburg until 1811 when he moved to Knox County, to join his children and grandchildren. He was in both Va and Pa militias. He was County Judge for 30 years in what was then Washington County. Was trustee fot the Goshen Baptist Church. He fought in the Continental Line.

Levi Harrod, youngest son of John and Sarah (Moore) Harrod, was born in Bedford County, Pennsylvania, on January 22, 1750, and died in Knox County, Ohio, on October 2, 1825. He married about the time his family settled on the Tenmile and is listed in the 1772 tax list as the head of a family. As a military man his services did not attain the prominence of his older brothers, but he performed his regular tours of duty in the militia, where he advanced to the rank of lieutenant, serving much of the time in the company of Captain Benjamin Stites. This service extended beyond 1790, for he is listed as a guide on the "White Woman's Campaign." (Draper Mss. 37J174.) In civil life his activities played an important part in the refinement of the frontier community. As Justice of Peace at a time when that office was more important than the present, Levi Harrod acted as wise judge and counselor. His office at his home near the present Harold Bell Poultry Farm, was the scene of many early weddings in which he performed the ceremony. For many years he served as Moderator in Goshen Baptist Church, where he and his wife both belonged, and where he was frequently called upon to settle differences among members, or recall some erring member to his or her duty. It may be said that his influence was a factor in all walks of life in the Tenmile Country. Shortly before 1800, his sons began pioneering in Knox County, Ohio, and in the twilight of his years, Levi Hai-rod sold his plantation on Tenmile to join his children at that place. Goshen Baptist Church records disclose that on July 28, 1811, he and his wife asked for letters of dismissal and in 1813, they moved to Ohio. His wife was Rachel Mills, who was born October 22, 1752, and died September 28, 1834. She is buried with her husband in the Union Graveyard in Harrison Township. Levi Harrod's will was made on September 24, 1825, and names nine of his twelve children. He was married to Rachel MILLS.

23. Rachel MILLS was born on October 22, 1752 in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland. Birth could have been Oct 22, 1752 She died on September 28, 1834 in Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. She was buried in Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. !Cemetery Inscriptions

Levi HARROD and Rachel MILLS had the following children:

i. John HARROD10 was born between 1770 and 72 in Tenmile, Green Co., Pennsylvania. He died on March 17, 1814 in Knox Co., Ohio. He was buried in Owl Creek Cemetery, Morgan Twp., Knox Co., Ohio.

ii. Levi HARROD was born on January 30, 1777 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania. He died on December 14, 1862 in Knox Co., Ohio. !Will of Levi Harrod Sr. Dated Sep 24 1825 Proven Oct 11 1825 Removed to Ohio in 1802.

11 iii. Jemima HARROD.

iv. Rachel HARROD was born on February 14, 1779 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. She died on February 21, 1869 in Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. She was buried in Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio.

v. Michael HARROD12 was born on March 16, 1781 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on March 27, 1853 in Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. He was buried on March 30, 1853 in Grove Cemetery, Pleasant Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. He entered several sections of land in southeastern part of Harrison Township. He owned at one time 1700 acres,

Sold his land in Greene Co., Pa in 1811.

vi. James HARROD was born about 1783 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

vii. William HARROD was born on August 31, 1785 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on September 17, 1863 in Knox Co., Ohio. He was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, Knox Co., Ohio. William and family moved to Indiana.

viii. Mary HARROD13.

ix. Elizabeth HARROD was born about 1786 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. She died in December 1861 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania. She was buried in Stephen Hill Farm near Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

x. Samuel HARROD14,15 died on August 12, 1863 in Clay Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. He died on August 23, 1863 in Clay Twp., Knox Co., Ohio. He was born Mar 13 1790 (ca 1788) in Greene Co., Pennsylvania. He was buried in Grove Cem., Harrison Township, Knox County, Ohio. They moved to Ohio and settled on the old Cook farm about a mile east of Martinsburg, There was only a small space cleared about the house at that time. When Mrs. Harrod was hanging out the clothes to dry one day, she heard someone running through the yard just back of her. She turned around and there was a negro. He stopped suddenly and cried out "Good Lord, Nelly Mills." Mrs. Harrod recognized him as one of her father's slaves back in Virginia. As the bloodhounds could be clearly heard, he dashed into the woods and said no more. He was caught and taken back.

xi. Thomas HARROD. Died Young

xii. Sarah HARROD was born about 1789 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. She died in 1835 in Harrison Co., Kentucky. Sarah Harrod is mentioned in her father's will, though an estrangement is indicated, as her father is uncertain as to whether she was living at that time, and makes certain that any of her children may not inherit from his estate if she be dead. It has been ascertained that she had removed to Kentucky about 1800, and settled in Harrison County where the heirs of her husband, Benajah Dunn, are found in Deed Book 15 pp. 421. Her husband, Benajah Dunn, probably the son of Benajah Dunn, Sr., who in 1774, sold cattle to Captain William Harrod for the Dunmore War, had died in Kentucky about 1835, his estate being settled there in January Term of Court in 1835. Sarah is not named among the heirs and it may be presumed she had died before her husband, but the names of the heirs clearly indicate the relationship. A Bible record has been sent by Mrs. Price Doyle of Murray, Kentucky.

xiii. Susan HARROD16.

25. Catherine was born about 1760 in Washington Co., Maryland.

Henry SELLERS and Catherine had the following children:

12 i. David SELLERS farmer.

ii. George SELLERS7,8 was born on April 8, 1790 in Of, Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania. He died on September 8, 1868 in Friends Cove, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He has Ancestral File number KQ5X-2S. He was buried in Friends Cove, Bedford, Pennsylvania, Twinbrick Church Cem..

iii. Joseph SELLERS7,8 was born on July 25, 1794 in Williamsport, Washington Co., Pennsylvania. Zions Lutheran Church, records, Williamsport, Washington Co., Pennsylvania. He died on September 21, 1867. He has Ancestral File number KQ5X-30.

iv. Henry SELLERS7,8 was born in 1794 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1860 in Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He was buried in Blackbird Cemetery, Harmony Twp., Morrow Co., Ohio. He has Ancestral File number KQ5X-0G. He has Ancestral File number KQ5X-8T. He has Ancestral File number ZS1J-0X. Will Proven 4 15 1836 Sold property in Washington Cty., Maryland to Isaiah Zell, Jacob Seller, witnessed by John Cellars. John Sellers could have been a brother of David Sellers, but the connection has not yet been proven. John settled in Morrow Co., Ohio in 1837.

v. Mary SELLERS7,8 was born on February 13, 1796 in Friends Cove, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. She died on July 9, 1845 in Friends Cove, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. She has Ancestral File number KQ5X-45. She was buried in Friends Cove, Bedford, Pennsylvania, Twinbrick Church Cem..

vi. Sarah SELLERS7,8 was born <1798> in <Friends Cove, Bedford, Pennsylvania>. She has Ancestral File number KQ5X-5B.

vii. Susannah SELLERS7,8 was born <1800> in <Friends Cove, Bedford, Pennsylvania>. She has Ancestral File number KQ5X-6H.

Joseph SNIDER had the following children:

i. Jacob SNIDER was born in Providence Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. Henry SNIDER was born in Providence Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

iii. Joseph SNIDER died in 1868 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He was born in Providence Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. Will proven 3 18 1868.

13 iv. Sarah SNYDER.

v. Catharine SNIDER.

vi. Daniel SNIDER was born in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

vii. John SNIDER was born in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

viii. Mary SNIDER was born about 1807 in Providence Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

ix. Elizabeth SNIDER was born in Providence Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

x. William SNIDER was born about 1811 in Providence Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

xi. Samuel SNIDER was born in Providence Twp., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

SIXTH GENERATION

32. John PIPES was born in 1715 in Berkley, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. He was married to Susanna HATHAWAY on October 13, 1735 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.17

33. Susanna HATHAWAY was born on January 16, 1712 in Berkley, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

John PIPES and Susanna HATHAWAY had the following children:

16 i. John PIPES.

ii. Windsor PIPES was born on September 16, 1740 in Rockaway Twp., Morris Co., New Jersey.

iii. Phillip PIPES was born about 1745 in Rockaway Twp., Morris Co., New Jersey.

35. Miriam BLACKMAN was born about 1710.

John HARRIMAN and Miriam BLACKMAN had the following children:

17 i. Jemima HARRIMAN.

ii. John J. HARRIMAN was born about 1735 in Pequannac, New Jersey.

iii. Joseph HARRIMAN was born about 1737. He died on January 8, 1829.

iv. Steven HARRIMAN was born about 1739.

v. Richard HARRIMAN was born about 1741.

vi. Jacob HARRIMAN was born about 1743.

vii. David HARRIMAN was born about 1745.

viii. Hannah HARRIMAN was born about 1747.

ix. Bathsheba HARRIMAN was born about 1749.

x. Sarah HARRIMAN was born about 1751.

41. Henrietta Prudence Mararetta MUNDAY4,5 was born in 1728 in , Baltimore, MD. She died on May 16, 1807 in West Liberty, Ohio, West Virgina. She has Ancestral File number GD6Z-T7.

Benjamin BIGGS and Henrietta Prudence Mararetta MUNDAY had the following children:

i. Prudence BIGGS4,5 was born in 1748 in , Frederick, MD. She died in 1777. She has Ancestral File number Z0NN-5N.

ii. Catherine BIGGS4,5 was born on March 6, 1750 in , Frederick, MD. She died in 1836 in Bellefontaine, Monroe, MD. She has Ancestral File number Z0NC-1Q.

20 iii. Capt John BIGGS.

iv. Henry BIGGS Twin4,5 was born on January 31, 1753 in , Frederick, MD. He died on November 26, 1774. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-33.

v. Benjamin BIGGS Twin4,5 was born on January 31, 1753 in , Frederick, MD. He died on December 2, 1822. He has Ancestral File number Z0NN-86.

vi. William BIGGS4,5 was born on June 3, 1755 in , , MD. He died in March 1827 in , Madison, IL. He has Ancestral File number Z0NN-BJ.

vii. George BIGGS4,5 was born on January 31, 1758 in <All Saints Chur., Fredrick, Maryland>. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-6L.

viii. Thomas BIGGS4,5 was born on May 2, 1760 in <All Saints Chur., Fredrick, Maryland>. He died on November 19, 1793. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-7R.

ix. Joseph BIGGS4,5 was born on May 2, 1762 in <All Saints Chur., Fredrick, Maryland>. He has Ancestral File number Z0NN-DV.

x. Zacheus BIGGS4,5 was born on June 1, 1764 in <, , MD>. He has Ancestral File number Z0NN-JK.

xi. Mary BIGGS4,5 was born on June 3, 1767 in <All Saints Chur., Fredrick, Maryland>. She has Ancestral File number Z0NN-M3. They lived on Buffalo Creek, Ohio County.

43. Abigail LUSE.

Abner BROWN and Abigail LUSE had the following children:

i. Abner BROWN Jr.

ii. Ebenezer BROWN.

iii. Mary BROWN.

iv. Jeremiah BROWN.

v. Aaron BROWN.

21 vi. Abigail BROWN.

AND

ITS PIONEER FAMILIES

A Genealogical History of

the Upper Monongahela Valley

(with surname index)

by

Howard L. Leckey

Historian

240 - TENMILE COUNTRY

THE HARRODS

No one locality can lay exclusive claim to the Harrods. They are as much a part of the Tenmile Country as they are of Kentucky James Harrod alone lived a longer period of time in Kentucky than he lived in Pennsylvania. The Tenmile was the home of William Levi and for his brief life, Samuel Harrod. Thomas and John Harrod, half brothers of James, William, Samuel and Levi, were not of the Tenmile nor of Kentucky except for brief periods of time. It is unfortunate that so much confusion has grown up concerning the history of these men. The errors that have crept into the history of these men is perhaps due to the fact, that like Daniel Boone, their contemporary and at times their companion, they were trail blazers, and were continually skirting the frontiers. Always on the trails, seldom at home, their feats made possible the security, of the border settlements. It is not surprising that their deeds have become a national folklore.

Mrs. Otis W. Swainson, now of Piedmont, California, with whom the writer has collaborated during the past ten years, is probably the best living authority on the Hai-rod Family genealogy. A descendant of Levi Harrod, she has sifted every source of material in her search to clear up the many errors previously printed. Her coming book on the Harrods should go a long way in correcting the errors. It is obvious that certain writers, who do not have the facts, have frequently tried to create them. Mrs. Swainson produces the data she has uncovered, and lets it go at that.

Mrs. John B. Mason is also printing a book on the Harrods, which will be the most readable and entertaining yet printed. Mrs. Mason has collected a trunkful of material, which she recently brought to Waynesburg, for the purpose of getting the local angle on the Harrods. She is more concerned with the story than the genealogy of the family, but her genealogy will be correct so far as she uses it.

A three way correspondence between Mrs. Swainson, Mrs. Mason and the writer of these articles, has uncovered early Harrods in New England, New Jersey, and at the head of the Chesapeake Bay, where almost invariably the name is spelled Harrod or Herrod. The name Hayward, or Harwood seldom appears in these records to connect the family with the early family of that name, which settled in Virginia and Maryland. It has been the contention of this writer that the Sergeant John Harrod, who was serving in Colonel Pfarmer's New Jersey Militia Regiment under Captain Leonard in 1715, and the man with whom we start this sketch, were the same man. (Old East New York Vol. 5. pp. 670.) This has not been proven. A

From Rachel Hentons Notebook, frequently mentioned in Harrod histories, we learn that John Harrod was the father of two sons by his first marriage. They were John and Thomas Harrod, the later named settled in North Carolina. The note book states that while John Harrod was away from home, the Indians came and burned his house, and killed his wife. The note book states this John Harrod came from England and settled in one of the New England States, and that John Harrod married again and had children by the second wife.

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From here we shall quote the interview of Draper with William Harrod, Jr., born on January 10, 1773, on South Fork of Tenmile, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Draper had this interview with William Harrod, Jr., in November 1845, when visiting him near Germantown, Bracken County, Kentucky. It is remarkable for the correctness of the report of the local events, which should qualify it for the other points of the interview.

Copy of Draper Mss 37JI68

"The father of the Harrods (Thomas or Samuel, probably) came from England when a young man-married Sarah Moore, on the Shenandoah; oldest son, Samuel, born there, and then removed to the Big Cove in then Cumberland County, Penna., and there William was born on the 9th day of December 1737then Nellie (married to Voluntine House)- then James, born in 1742-then Rachel (married to George Newland) then Mary (married to Adam Newland), Levi, Sallie (never married)- then Elizabeth (married to Benjamin Davis, cousin of Anthony Wayne) and Jemima (never married.)

"William Harrod served as a sergeant on Fobers (Forbes') campaign in 1758, greatly pressed for provisions and had to kill some of the pack horses, and Harrod went out one day and killed three deer, Forbes having given permission-this was on the return to Fort Cumberland.

"Before the close of the French War, Captain Harrod was stationed at Juniata and Captain James Piper commanded at a neighboring fort. A party of Indians came and killed some men near Juniata Fort. Others with them fled and reported about fifty Indians. Harrod raised at his own and Piper's Fort, 35 men; took the trail, and overtook them in the evening, camped at the head of a hollow. Harrod's men surrounded the Indian camp, and as the day was dawning and the Indians just getting up, fired on them and killed several; the others fled without firing a gun, leaving several guns and other plunder in camp. Harrod's party returned victorious, and no depredations were committed in that region for some time.

"On the first of October 1765, Captain Harrod married Amelia Stephens, moved from the Big Cove to the Little Cove, and in 1772, removed to the Monongahela country, and settled on the south fork of Tenmile Creek.

"It was Samuel Harrod who in 1767 was with Michael Stoner hunting in Illinois *** Samuel was a great hunter, remained in the French country, killed buffalo meat and took it to New Orleans to supply the garrison, and thus remained until the spring of 1780, when he was killed at the mouth of the Tennessee by an Indian hired to do so from some pique by a French trader at Kaskaskia, whom William Harrod had apprehended and put in irons, took his store of goods and divided them among his soldiers.

"War of 1774. In the summer of 1774 Captain Harrod commanded at Ross's fort on Rough Fork of Tenmile. (Ruff's Creek) Captain Harrod aided in getting supplies for Dunmore's Army and went out with a company in the Fall of 1774. Dunmore's Treaty was made on Kinnekenic Creek, a branch of the Sciota.

" Early in 1776 and perhaps late 1775 Captain William Harrod visited Kentucky.

"Late in 1776 he was placed in command at Grave Creek and there remained the most of 1777. He was on Foreman's party, took to the hillside with Samuel Thomas and others, Foreman's men

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were fired on. Harrod and others hollowed and ran down the hill firing on the Indians. The latter fled and several swam the Ohio. One Thomas shot swimming and both the Indian and his --un sank.

"Thinks he commanded at Wheeling in 1776 and 1777.

"Aided in taking Kaskaskia-went down the Monongahela with his company in a keel boat. John Swan (Jr.) was his lieutenant.

"At the taking of Vincennes, Harrod was ordered by Clark to march and remarch around the Sugar Loaf Hill in sight of the British garrison. (Here Draper says that Harrod was not there.)

"Bowman's Campaign. William Harrod commanded a company. John Moredock was killed either here or at Pickaway in 1780, and his brother Edward killed two Indians.

"Clark's Campaign 1780-William Harrod was out-James Harrod commanded the right wing, and Col. William Harrod the left-and at the battle, Col. William killed two Indians. His cousin, Samuel Moore was killed in this battle. He had dreamed before leaving Harrodsburg that he would either be killed or wounded, but rather than remain and be considered a coward, he went along, taking bandages with him.

"Captain Harrod commanded at the Falls of the Ohio-had a town laid off there.

"During the hard winter of 17SO (3 feet of snow on the Monongahela country and the river froze over in November and continued till the last of March snow 41/2 feet deep on the mountains between Redstone and Cumberland) G, R. Clark spent a cart of his time at Jacob Vanmeter's Fort on Swan's Run. (note-This was Henry Vanmeter's Fort.)

"Swan's Fort and at Captain Harrods-Adam Rowe's family, wife and several children killed, two sons not killed; hid some pot metal, plowing irons; going down the Ohio with Captain Harrod, and Rowe would go and get his hidden articles against Harrod's advice, who saw fresh Indian signs; Rowe and Isaac Perry, a young man, went to Rowe's cabin, under the floor of which the articles were hidden, and as they recovered it, they discovered several Indians sitting down in front of the cabin eating. Several fired and shot Perry, who ran a few steps and fell. Rowe escaped and Joined Harrod, abandoned their canoe where it was tied and had to go around back water, and thus were so long in getting, to Wheeling.

"Harrod, Rowe, and Perry had left a large keel boat, in a large keel boat to Rowe's plunder, and then rejoin the keel boat. Accompanying the keel boat were other boats-a day or so after Perry was killed, this keel boat was fired upon and Mrs. Richard Swan was wounded in the shoulder.

"William Swan was Colonel of the militia of Washington County, Pennsylvania. (This should be Charles Swan). This was before Greene County was laid off. In some way William Harrod gave his vote against slavery.

"In April 1793, William Hai-rod lost his wife, about that time he commanded a block house high up on Wheeling, Creek, some 22 miles. Commanded at Fish Creek a while.

"While Harrod was at the Block House up Wheeling Creek in the Spring of 1793, perhaps in May, Captain William Enochs, with a party of men, pursued Indians that had killed two of widow Crow's daughters. About seven miles up Captina, they fell in with the enemy and a battle ensued. Captain Enoch killed all Indian, Abraham McCoun killed another. The whites were defeated with the loss of Abraham and Isaac McCoun, Abraham Enochs and John.................ines, and perhaps more. Duncan MacArthur was in

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this defeat. When the party returned subsequently, the body of Abraham Enochs, (the first who was killed in the fight, he being in advance) was found, cut up and mangled. The body of one of the McCouns was not found.. Harrod had advised Captain Enochs not to follow much over the river.

"Jackson's Fort on south fork of Tenmile, was principal station in that region. Ross's, and John Antrim's (Ankrom's) on the south fork. Jacob Vanmeter's on Muddy Creek, Legg's (Clegg's) on Dunkard Creek, William Minors on Big Whitley Creek, Guthrie's on Big Whitley, John Swan's on Swan's Run, Henry Vanmeter's also on Swan's Run, Henry Enoch's at the forks of the Tenmile, (he was the father of Captain Enochs) Bell's Fort on Rough Creek and others.

"The Harrods forted at Ross's Fort in 1774, subsequently they forted at Swan's Fort, while Captain William Harrod was in Kentucky in 1780 or before.

"In the Spring of 1782 Simon Rinehart, William Brown, and one English (William) some two miles down from Jackson's Fort, while moving some merchandise on sleds were fired upon and all three killed. Vincent Brown and Michael Archer escaped to the fort, chased there.

"In July 1787 Colonel William Harrod and several others went out hunting on Fish Creek. Michael Archer, while on the way to join the hunting party, nearly a dozen miles above Jacksons Fort on Tenmile, was killed by the Indians. His body was found with his fists clenched, and full of hair, evidently had fought till the last. His dog was found lying, three days after, beside his master and very active.

"About 1782 or 1783 Caleb Linsecurn and Michael Archer, when on Laurel Run, a mile from Jackson's Fort, were surprised by the Indians. Archer beckoned Linsecum to mount their only horse, but Linsecurn was so overcome with fear that he was easily killed, Archer escaping.

"About 1783 Indians fell upon the families of Robert McClennan (McClelland) and James Archer, whose families lived in the same cabin, about three fourths of a mile from Fort Jackson. They came on a foggy morning. Eight or nine of the two families were killed, a few escaped. Jane Archer, a small girl was tomahawked and scalped, and left for dead but recovered.

"Col. William Harrod was a little short of six feet, (not more than an eighth of an inch wanting) raw-boned, about 180 pounds, dark hair and complexion. He was fond of hunting, in one day he killed eleven deer, a wolf, and a wild cat on Fishing Creek. One Fall in Kentucky, he killed 11.0 deer and sent the skins up the river. This was somewhere in the 1780s. He killed 28 bear and 75 deer on a six weeks fall hunt up on Fish Creek.

"Col. Harrod came to Kentucky in the Spring of 1795 and lived with his son William in Bracken County at the head of Locust Creek, and died October 9th 1801 after a few days illness with fever. He was buried near the present Sharon Meeting House.

"Col. James Harrod may have been out on the Forbes Campaign, dont recollect. In 1773 he explored Kentucky with several in a party. Went to Greenbriar. Next Spring, went again and settled Harrodsburg, etc.

"The elder Harrod (John) had two sons, John and Thomas, by a first wife, then married Sarah Moore. Thomas Harrod (Col. James Harrod's half brother) settled in North Carolina, and James used to go and visit him, and there very likely met Boone and others

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and learned of Kentucky. He was six feet, could read and write, spare, dark black hair and eyes. He (James) probably met foul play out trapping. Made his will at Washington, Kentucky, and then went out on his last trapping on the Sandy.

"Col. David Williamson boarded at William Harrod's at Big Cove. Levi Harrod was one of the pilots on the White Woman's Campaign, this about 1790 or 1791. Williamson and someone else commanded, quite a body of men. Captain William Crawford was a captain, no fighting, all horsemen. Found the Indians too strong Thomas Stokely was along.

"Captain Ezekiel Rose was wounded thru the body, a very bad one, had a silk handkerchief pulled thru the wound several times, got well and lived on Shirtee or Pigeon Creek.

"General James Ray, when a man was out plowing at Harrodsburg, and an Indian was stealing up behind him, got in the rear and shot the Indian. The man escaped to the fort and reported.

"Ben Eulen, perhaps a man killed with him, ran and jumped down from the eastern bank of the Kanawa, some 60 or 70 feet. Would have been killed but for grape vines, as it was he had his thigh broken- and perhaps an arm. Was taken to the fort at Pt. Pleasant. Had a halt in his walk when my informant saw him at Pt. Pleasant. A heavy set small man.

"James Harrod, once out hunting. on horse back, fired, horse jumped and threw him and broke his thigh. At a subsequent period he had the other broken the same way.

"Captain Jesse Pigman commanded a company at Wappatomika, in 1774, an old Indian fighter, who lived in Muddy Creek Section.

"Col. William Harrod-early in the French War, prior to Forbes Expedition. Harrod was stationed at, and this was probably his first service, and very likely in 1755, at Fort Littleton, (so his son thinks) and rather than receive the contumelious insults, he engaged in a fisticuff fight, and came out first best amid the shouts of hurrah for the widow's son.' Hence his father had deceased prior to this date." November 1845

Any person familiar with Greene County history will recognize how close this son of William Harrod was to the actual facts of our local history. He must therefore have been equally well versed in the make up of his father's family for he had full opportunity of seeing most of them during his lifetime. No other statements have appeared from any source which should be or could be more acquainted with the facts, than the record given by William Harrod, Jr. Born on Tenmile in 1773, and living there until close to 1800, where his parents, Uncle Levi, and Aunts Rachel and Mary, lived in close neighborliness to him, his information certainly was first hand. If his age did not dim his recollection of events that took place in this part of the country, then why would not his family information be equally reliable. In the face of official records, it is.

JOHN HARROD, SENIOR

The first official record we have of John Harrod, Senior, is found in Pennsylvania Colonial Records in a letter of May 1750, from Secretary Richard Peters to the Colonial governor. Secretary Peters had been sent into what is now Cumberland and adjoining counties in Pennsylvania to warn the people off the land which had not yet been purchased from the Indians. It was on this trip that the story of the "Burnt Cabins" occurred. Trader George Croghan was with Peters in the Augwick Valley where he had a home.

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When the commission went to the Little Cove and Big Cove, they report that they ordered a number of persons off their improvements, including John Harrod. This was at a time when William Harrod, Jr., reports his grandfather as living in the Big Cove. It was the same locality that saw James and William Harrod begin their military service under Forbes, and where William Harrod got his first commission a few years later. John Harrod is the only one that is reported of that name and he had been there at least three years. It is in the same vicinity that John Harrod, Jr., half brother of James, William, etc., spent the last years of his life. There can be little doubt that this was the father of the famous sons. From William Harrod, Jr., we must assume that John Harrod, Sr., did not stay out long, and like many of his compeers, he returned at once where he died before 1755, as William was called the "widow's son" at that time. I was in this location that John Harrod, Sr., a hardy Frontiersman himself, fitted his sons for the future lives they were to lead. He had been a pioneers in the Shenandoah after the death of his first wife, for it was here that he met and married Sarah Moore his second wife. He could have been following the fortunes of Jost Hite, who was making the moves from New Jersey to Germantown, Pennsylvania and then into the Shenandoah about the time John Harrod, Sr., is reported in these places. We do not choose to go into the various records compiled by Mrs. Swainson and Mrs. Mason, -since we are in this case concerned more in the genealogy of the Tenmile Pioneers. It would also appear that at one time or other members of each family of sons and daughters of John Harrod, Sr., came to the Tenmile Country, and there are quite a few descendants still living there.

Children of John Harrod, Sr.

1. - Thomas Harrod, son by the first marriage, settled in North Carolina, where he died in Rutherford County in 1798. He made several trips to Kentucky, and there is evidence he visited the Tenmile Country. He owned land in Kentucky, and a dispute over this land discloses his children. They were: James Harrod, who married Elizabeth Stewart. Mary Harrod, who married Stephen Montgomery. Jane Harrod, who married William Grooms. It is to be noted that a William Grooms warranted a tract of land one farm removed from Levi Harrod in Morgan Township, Greene County, which was patented to Samuel Nyswanger. Elizabeth Harrod, married John Fauch. Leah Harrod, who married William McCallister. Lucinda Harrod. Rachel Harrod. Susannah Harrod. Hannah Harrod. John Harrod. Samuel Harrod, who married Polly Paullin.

2. - John Harrod, Jr., born in Chester County, Pennsylvania about 1734, died in Bedford County, Pennsylvania, December 26, 1781. He was known as John Harwood, and as a major in the Revolution was captured when serving in Colonel Parker's Regiment under Baron DeKalb. He was taken to Canada but after returning, his injuries made him unable to do further service, and he retired to Bedford County, Pennsylvania. He married August 5, 1758, Rachel Shepherd, who died November 10, 1806. This information and the dates of the children are from the

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Rachel Henton Notebook. Rachel Henton was a descendant of this couple.

Children

1. - Sarah Harrod, born April 29, 1551.

2. - Thomas Harrod, born January 15, 1761. He removed to Western Pennsylvania and his name is in the Muddy Creek Ledger, after which he removed to Kentucky. He was killed by the Indians on Harrod's Creek, Ross County, Ohio in 1803. During the Revolution he served as a Frontier Ranger in the Bedford County, Pennsylvania, Militia, where he attained the rank of Ensign.

3. - Mary Harrod, born December 15, 1763.

4. - William Harrod, born October 1, 1765. He received a pension for his services in the Revolution while living in Scott County, Indiana in 1836. Died at Madison at the age of 82 years.

5. - Catherine Harrod, born January 14, 1767, no records.

6. - Elizabeth Harrod, born July 14, 1769, married Robert Stinson, parents of Rachel Henton.

7. - Rachel Harrod, born August 5, 1771.

8. - John Harrod, born April 3. 1773. He and his brother, Levi, went to Kentucky before 1796, and later moved to Scott County, Indiana.

9. - Levi Harrod, born August 21, 1776.

3. - Samuel Harrod, eldest son of John and Sarah (Moore) Harrod, born in the Shenandoah Valley about 1735-6. Was in the Big Cove with his father in 1750. Listed in Springhill Township

Tax lists for Bedford County, Pennsylvania in 1772. Was with Stoner on several exploration trips to the Mississippi before 1767. Never married. Killed by an Indian about 1780.

4. - Nellie Harrod, married Valentine House. Probably parents of Andrew, Levi, and Samuel House, who came to Tenmile Country. Not yet proven.

5. - William Harrod, son of John and Sarah (Moore) Harrod, was born in the Shenandoah Valley on December 9, 1737, and died in Bracken County, Kentucky, April 1, 1801. A book could easily be written about him. His son, William Harrod, Jr., In an interview with Draper, has given the highlights of the career of this soldier frontiersman. Draper is full of references to him. From boyhood to old age he served the calling of arms, and while the major part of his adult life was spent in the field, one thing to be remembered is the fact that the Tenmile Country was his home from youth to old age. He came to the Tenmile just after his marriage in Bedford County, Pennsylvania, on October 1, 1765, to Amelia Stephens. Here the most of his children were born and here his wife died In September 1793. She is probably buried on the tract "Drawl" warranted to William Harrod, December 23, 1785, but later patented to George Rex. A part of this tract now lies in the town of Jefferson. It was here that he recruited for his many campaigns, using Fort Jackson, Fort John Swan, and the fort at Redstone as a rendezvous. His children married here and at least one of them is buried here. Many of his neighbors were among those who served under him on his campaign under George Rogers Clark, perhaps the highlight of his Military career. Many Greene County families can feel justly proud that their teen-age ancestors served under this experienced commander on that campaign. It was not until after 1796,

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near the close of his life, that he removed to Bracken County, Kentucky, where he died a few years later and is buried in the old Sharon Cemetery.

Children of William and Amelia (Stephens) Harrod

1. John Harrod, of whom little is known.

2. - Sarah Harrod, born August 1, 1766, died in Greene County, November 16, 1822; married William Swan, son of John and Elizabeth (Lucas) Swan. Her husband, a lad of but 16 years, served under her father on the Clark Campaign. He was born in 1762, and died December 25, 1835. Both are buried in the Swan Cemetery near Rices Landing.

3. - Samuel Harrod, born January 19, 1769, died in Bracken County, Kentucky, where he was living on September 19, 1798, when he and wife Sarah made a deed for a tract of land called "Union," originally warranted to Sarah, Henry, and Barnabas O'Neal. (Deed Book 1. pp. 198.) When the patent for this tract was granted, Samuel Harrod was included with his wife Sarah, which indicates he had married Sarah O'Neal, daughter of Barnet O'Neal, Sr. Guardians

had been appointed for these O'Neal children in Washington County Courts.

4. - Elizabeth Harrod, born April 16, 1770.

5. - William Harrod, Jr., born January 10, 1773, died in 1847. He is best known for his interview with L. C. Draper in which he gave the most authentic genealogy of the Harrod Family yet found. William Harrod, Jr., married Nancy Rice, daughter of John and Sarah (Roach) Rice. They

moved to Bracken County, Kentucky, with William Harrod. Sr., about 1796. William Harrod, Jr., signed deeds in his father's estate in Clarke County, Indiana. Known children were:

1. John Harrod.

2. Ann Harrod, who married John Poe.

3. Elizabeth Harrod, who married Daniel Kiger.

4. James Harrod, whose wife was Mary ... ......................

6. - James Harrod, who died before 1814.

7. - Rachel Harrod, who married February 13, 1796, Isaac Miranda.

6 - Colonel James Harrod, the founder of Harrodsburg, Kentucky. Books have been written about this member of the family and there is little room here for his biography. One fact not given much notice, is that he dwelt on the Tenmile for some time before leaving to settle the town that bears his name. He is in the Bedford Tax lists for 1772, for Springhill Township, as the head of a household, perhaps that of his mother and any unmarried children of Sarah (Moore) Harrod. Indications are that he spent four or five years in the Tenmile Country, or used it as his base, before making Kentucky his permanent home. A late record not used in previous biographies shows he enlisted at the age of 16 years in Captain Gavin Cochrane's Company in Colonel Boquet's Campaign, and was on that muster roll on June 7, 1760. At that age he was 5 feet 21/2 inches tall and later references in the Henry Boquet Papers indicate that he was not cut out for an officer's servant but satisfactory as a soldier. (Boquet Papers Series 21645 pp, 2.)

7. - Rachel Harrod was one of the older Harrod girls, possibly older than her brother, James. Her husband was George Newland, who went out on Boquet's Campaign under, Captain Evan

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Shelby, (Boquet Papers 21644 Vol. 2. pp. 182) and is listed in the muster roll of that company July 1759. While serving under Captain Clapham in that campaign he was taken prisoner, but on December 26, 1760, was released by the Indians and brought into Fort Pitt. He had been a member of the Pennsylvania Light Horse Regiment. (Boquet Papers 21655 pp. 103) After Boquet's Campaign the family of George Newland removed to Berkeley County, Virginia, and then a few years later settled on the Tenmile near the present town of Jefferson, where he patented a tract of 400 acres of land on March 23, 1785, under the title of "Yellow Banks," now the Riggle Farm on Stokton's Lane. This tract he arranged to sell in 1796, when he left for Bracken County, Kentucky, but he died before the completion of the transfer and his widow, through her brother, Levi Harrod, completed the deal in 1798. (Gr. Co. Deed Book 1. pp. 185.) When Benjamin Stites sold the mill site where Pollack's was later built, to Jacob Rush, and removed to the site near Fort Jackson, George Newland took ail assignment of the tract from Jacob Rush, in 1787. (Washington County Deed Book I-B-pp. 198.) Rachel Newland died in Bracken County, Kentucky, about 1811, where her will, made on August 17. 1810, was probated on October 13, 1811. Mrs. C. A. Delzeil of Cheyenne, Wyoming, sent record.

Children (Bible Record)

1. - Harrod Newland, born May 17, 1766 in Berkeley County, Virginia. His pension application states that in August 1833, at the age of 67 years, he was living in Indianapolis, but that when he was forty-nine years old he had left the Tenmile Country, where he had served in Captain Jesse Pigman's Company in the Revolution, and gone to Franklin County, Indiana. In 1829, he had settled in Marion County, later moving to Indianapolis. He patented a triangular tract of land adjoining the Yellow Banks tract of his father.

2. - George Newland, Jr., born December 18, 1768, married, April 26, 1796, Ann Day, born November 20, 1776, a daughter of Isaac and Anna (Ambrose) Day. The Newland record is copied from their Bible.

3. - John Newland, born April 28, 1772.

4. - Jacob Newland, born August 8, 1775.

5. - Elizabeth Newland, born January 1, 1779.

6. - Joel Newland, born April 11, 1782.

7. - Sarah Newland, born April 6, 1785, married, 1803, in Greene County, Ohio, Jonathan Donnell, born 1772, son of John and Mary (Fleming) Donnell.

8. - Rachel Newland, born Ap He was married to Sarah MOORE in 1734 in New Jersey.

45. Sarah MOORE was born in 1712 in Baltimore, Maryland. She died in 1775 in Ten Mile. John HARROD and Sarah MOORE had the following children:

i. Nellie HARROD18. Probably parents of Andrew, Levi, and Samuel House, who came to Tenmile Country. Not yet proven.

ii. William HARROD was born on December 9, 1737 in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. Info from Christine Smith Jan 27, 1997 He died on October 9, 1801 in Bracken Co., Kentucky. !William Harrod (12-9-1737 to 4-1-1801) son of John and Sarah Moore Harrod, born in the Schenandoah Valley, Va. On 10-1-1785 he married Amelia Stephens in Bedford Cty, Pa. He died in Bracken Cty., Ky. Bedford County, Archives Volume III edited by, James B. Whisher. son of John and Sarah (Moore) Harrod, was born in the Shenandoah Valley on December 9, 1737, and died in Bracken County, Kentucky, April 1, 1801. A book could easily be written about him. His son, William Harrod, Jr., In an interview with Draper, has given the highlights of the career of this soldier frontiersman. Draper is full of references to him. From boyhood to old age he served the calling of arms, and while the major part of his adult life was spent in the field, one thing to be remembered is the fact that the Tenmile Country was his home from youth to old age. He came to the Tenmile just after his marriage in Bedford County, Pennsylvania, on October 1, 1765, to Amelia Stephens. Here the most of his children were born and here his wife died In September 1793. She is probably buried on the tract "Drawl" warranted to William Harrod, December 23, 1785, but later patented to George Rex. A part of this tract now lies in the town of Jefferson. It was here that he recruited for his many campaigns, using Fort Jackson, Fort John Swan, and the fort at Redstone as a rendezvous. His children married here and at least one of them is buried here. Many of his neighbors were among those who served under him on his campaign under George Rogers Clark, perhaps the highlight of his Military career. Many Greene County families can feel justly proud that their teen-age ancestors served under this experienced commander on that campaign. It was not until after 1796, near the close of his life, that he removed to Bracken County, Kentucky, where he died a few years later and is buried in the old Sharon Cemetery.

iii. Rachel HARROD was born in 1739 in Little Cove, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania. She died on October 13, 1816. Info from Christine Smith Jan 27, 1997

iv. Mary HARROD was born in 1741. Mary Harrod, daughter of John and Sarah (Moore) Harrod, married Adam Newland, who is listed as a lax payer in the Bedford County, Pennsylvania tax lists for 1772, as head of a household. As a widow on March 4, 1785, Mary Newland got a warrant for a tract of land where a part of Jefferson, Pennsylvania, now stands, but this tract was later patented by Colonel John Heaton. She had remarried before August 20, 1789, for on that date she made a deed in which she is joined by her husband, Evan Shelby, and is described as "formerly the widow of Adam Newland." Two of her children by the former marriage are represented by guardians, one of whom is married. (Washington Co. D. B. 1-F-64.)

v. James HARROD was born in 1742 in Little Cove, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1792. Colonel James Harrod, the founder of Harrodsburg, Kentucky. Books have been written about this member of the family and there is little room here for his biography. One fact not given much notice, is that he dwelt on the Tenmile for some time before leaving to settle the town that bears his name. He is in the Bedford Tax lists for 1772, for Springhill Township, as the head of a household, perhaps that of his mother and any unmarried children of Sarah (Moore) Harrod. Indications are that he spent four or five years in the Tenmile Country, or used it as his base, before making Kentucky his permanent home. A late record not used in previous biographies shows he enlisted at the age of 16 years in Captain Gavin Cochrane's Company in Colonel Boquet's Campaign, and was on that muster roll on June 7, 1760. At that age he was 5 feet 21/2 inches tall and later references in the Henry Boquet Papers indicate that he was not cut out for an officer's servant but satisfactory as a soldier. (Boquet Papers Series 21645 pp, 2.)

vi. Sarah HARROD was born in 1740 in Little Cove, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania.

22 vii. Levi HARROD.

viii. Elizabeth HARROD was born in 1752 in Little Cove, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania.

ix. Jemima HARROD was born in 1754 in Little Cove, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania. never married

Michael MILLS had the following children:

23 i. Rachel MILLS.

ii. John MILLS. John came from Wales with his sister, Rachael who married Levi Harrod.

49. Barbara7,8 died in 1808. She was born <1735> in <Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-H6B.

Leonard Or Leonhart SOELLER and Barbara had the following children:

24 i. Henry SELLERS.

ii. Anna Maria Sellers Or SOELLER OR7,8 was born on April 2, 1758 in Hilltown, Bucks, Pennsylvania. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-H7J.

iii. SELLERS7,8 was born <1760> in <Hilltown, Bucks, Pennsylvania>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-H8Q. She died in , Of, Bedford, Pennsylvania.

iv. Abraham SELLERS7,8 was born on October 11, 1768 in Hilltown, Bucks, Pennsylvania. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-JWT.

v. Elizabeth Sellers Or SOLLER7,8 was born on July 7, 1770 in Bedminister, Bucks, Pennsylvania. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HB5. She was christened in Bedminister, Bucks, Pennsylvania, Tohickongerrefch.

vi. Jacob SELLERS7,8 was born on January 2, 1772 in Hilltown, Bucks, Pennsylvania. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HCC.

vii. John Philip Sellers Or SOELLER7,8 was born on January 26, 1773 in Hilltown, Bucks, Pennsylvania. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HDK.

viii. Anna Margaret Seller Or SELLERS7,8 was christened on May 11, 1780 in Franconia, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, Indian fieldl uthc. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HFR. She was born.

SEVENTH GENERATION

66. Capt. Abraham HATHAWAY was born on September 11, 1685 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. He died before February 9, 1754 in Morristown, Morris Co., New Jersey. Sold out in Berkley Oct 25, 1736 and moved to Morristown, N. J. Hathaways of America 1970 page 48

67. Sarah.

Capt. Abraham HATHAWAY and Sarah had the following children:

33 i. Susanna HATHAWAY.

ii. Abel HATHAWAY.

iii. Abraham HATHAWAY was born on January 28, 1719 in Bristol Cemetery, Levittown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvnia.

Joseph HARRIMAN had the following children:

34 i. John HARRIMAN.

ii. Hannah HARRIMAN was born about 1712.

iii. Benjamin HARRIMAN was born about 1714.

iv. Sarah HARRIMAN was born about 1715.

v. David HARRIMAN was born about 1717.

81. Eva BRINK4,5 was born on May 25, 1690 in Hurley, Ulster, NY. She was christened on May 25, 1690 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She died in 1735 in Rariton, Somerset Co., NJ. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-8W.

John BIGGS and Eva BRINK had the following children:

i. John BIGGS III4,5 was christened on November 10, 1710 in Kingston, , NY. He was born on November 10, 1710 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6M-93. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-H5.

ii. Hendrikjen BIGGS4,5 died in 1712 in Kingston, , NY. She was born on December 7, 1712 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She was christened on December 7, 1712 in Kingston, , NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-B8.

iii. Elisabeth BIGGS4,5 was born on December 6, 1713 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She was christened on December 6, 1713. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-CF.

iv. Hendrikjen BIGGS4,5 was christened on February 19, 1716 in <Kingston, Ulster, Ny>. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-DL. She was born in <Kingston, Ulster, Ny>.

v. Benjamin BIGGS4,5 was christened on October 5, 1721 in <Kingston, Ulster, Ny>. He has Ancestral File number GD6M-FR. He was born in <Kingston, Ulster, Ny>. He died in (Infancy).

vi. Mary BIGGS4,5 was born on February 5, 1723 in Hurley, Ulster, NY. She was christened on February 5, 1723 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. She died on February 4, 1777 in Rainsburg, Bedford, PA. She has Ancestral File number GD6L-ZD.

40 vii. Benjamin BIGGS.

viii. Wiljen (William) BIGGS4,5 was christened on May 6, 1725 in Kingston, , NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6M-H4. He was born in <Kingston, Ulster, Ny>.

ix. William BIGGS4,5 was born on May 6, 1726 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-JB.

x. Catherine BIGGS4,5 was born on May 18, 1727 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She was christened on May 18, 1727 in Kingston, , NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-J9.

83. Susanna TEMPLE4,5 was born on August 21, 1699 in <, Hartford, MD>. She has Ancestral File number Z0NN-QL.

Henry MUNDAY and Susanna TEMPLE had the following children:

i. John MUNDAY4,5 was born on October 25, 1726 in , Hartford, MD. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-N1.

41 ii. Henrietta Prudence Mararetta MUNDAY.

iii. Henry J. MUNDAY4,5 was born on April 28, 1729 in , Harford, MD. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-QC.

iv. Thomas MUNDAY4,5 was born on October 7, 1730 in , Harford, MD. He has Ancestral File number Z0NC-RJ.

87. Jemima.

Eleazer LUSE and Jemima had the following children:

43 i. Abigail LUSE.

89. Maria KENT was born in 1670 in Oxford, Bedfordshire, England.

James HARROD and Maria KENT had the following children:

i. Ambrose HARROD was born in 1694 in Bedfordshire, England.

ii. Thomas HARROD was born in 1696 in Bedfordshire, England.

iii. Samuel HARROD was born in 1698 in Bedfordshire, England.

44 iv. John HARROD.

91. Frances DAY (GAY) was born about 1680 of Baltimore Co., Maryland. !IGI

James MOORE and Frances DAY (GAY) had the following children:

45 i. Sarah MOORE.

ii. Simeon MOORE was born about 1702.

iii. James Francis MOORE was born about 1720.

Thomas MILLS had the following children:

46 i. Michael MILLS.

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Doylestown, Pa., 1942

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SELLERSVILLE

Borough erecred from southeastern West Roskill Township, incorporated in 1874. Sellersville is a very old settlement. Among the earliest settlers were the families of Dotterer, Harr, Wambold and Derstine, all in or near the present borough, Wambold's mill and tannery is know to have been on Branch Creek (1) as early as 1730 and Derstine's mill, just below, was built the same year. (2) The founder of Sellersville, for whom it was named , was Samuel Sellers, a native of Hilltown Township, born there on his father's farm in 1765. The Sellers family in America was founded by Philips Henrich Soller, who with his wife Catharine and four children came over in the ship Goodwill, David Crockatt, master, arriving in Philadelphia September 11, 1718. He was born February 18, 1699, in Weinheim, a small town in the Palatinate, ten miles northeast of Manheim. In 1733 he bought 150 acres of land on Branch Creek and lived there until his death July 1, 1769. His remains are buried at Indian Creek Church. He left ten children. The fourth son, John, was a blacksmith and settled on a farm in Hilltown Townhip, having married Anna, daughter of William Johnson. Samuel, the founder of Sellersville and second son of John and Anna Sellers, learned the trade of his father and followed it until 1789, when he inherited his father's farm and the same year (May 30, 1789), sold it to Frederick Fluck, He had married

(1) Northeast Branch of Perkiomen Creek

(2) Walter E. Baum in Two Hundred Years (1938), p 23 says "Derstines was a name given to the village cluster around the old mill established by the old family, and Clemmershteddle was a name that the village south of Branch Creek bore even within the memory of my boyhood in Sellersville. Though there is no supporting data available, I have a firm belief that Clemmershteddle was the original name of Sellersville."

Catharine Bodder, a sister of the wife of his elder brother Abraham Serllers. He was married to Catharina Or Catharine about 1720 in Germany.

97. Catharina Or Catharine7,8 died in May 1773 in Rockhill, Bucks, PA. She was born <1702> in <, Of, Lehigh, Pennsylvania>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HH6.

Philip Heinrich Or Henry Soeller Or SELLERS and Catharina Or Catharine had the following children:

i. Philip Soeller Or Soller Or SELLERS7,8 was born in 1724 in , Of, Lehigh, Pennsylvania. He died on October 6, 1808 in PA. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-J59.

48 ii. Leonard Or Leonhart SOELLER.

iii. Philip Heinrich Soeller Or SELLERS7,8 was born in 1730 in Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania. He died on March 25, 1783 in Rockhill, Bucks, PA. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-JQS.

iv. John Soeller Or Soller Or SELLERS7,8 was born on April 1, 1731 in Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania. He died on January 7, 1783 in , Bucks, Pennsylvania. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HM1.

v. Paul Soeller Or Soller Or SELLERS7,8 was born in 1734 in Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HVG. He died in , Of, Washington, Maryland.

vi. Peter Soeller Or Soller Or SELLERS7,8 was born in 1736 in Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania. He died on February 17, 1820 in Hilltown, Bucks, PA. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HPF.

vii. Jacob Soeller Or Soller Or SELLERS7,8 was born <1738> in <Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania>. He has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HQM. He died in , Mifflin, (Now Juniata Co), Pennsylvania.

viii. Elizabeth Soeller Or Soller Or SELLERS7,8 was born <1740> in <Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HRT.

ix. Margaret Soeller Or Soller Or SELLERS7,8 was born <1742> in PA. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HS2.

x. Mary Magdalene Soeller Or SELLERS7,8 was born <1744> in <Rockhill Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-HT8.

EIGHTH GENERATION

132. Abraham HATHAWAY19 was born on September 11, 1652 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. He was buried on August 23, 1725 in Fox Cemetery, Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts. He was married to Rebecca WILBORE on August 28, 1684 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

133. Rebecca WILBORE20 was born on January 13, 1665 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. She died on August 30, 1727 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. She was buried on September 1, 1727 in Fox Cemetery, Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts. First marriage to Pierce

Abraham HATHAWAY and Rebecca WILBORE had the following children:

66 i. Capt. Abraham HATHAWAY.

ii. Thomas HATHAWAY was born on January 26, 1686/87 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

iii. Shadrach HATHAWAY was born in 1685 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

iv. Ebenezer HATHAWAY was born on May 25, 1689 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

v. Samuel HATHAWAY was born in 1690 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

vi. John HATHAWAY was born in 1695 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

vii. Benjmain HATHAWAY was born in 1699 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

viii. Eleazer HATHAWAY.

ix. Rebecca HATHAWAY.

137. Abigail WHITEHEAD was born in 1674 in Elizabeth, New Jersey.

John HARRIMAN and Abigail WHITEHEAD had the following children:

68 i. Joseph HARRIMAN.

ii. David HARRIMAN was born about 1686.

iii. Hannah HARRIMAN was born about 1693.

iv. Abigail HARRIMAN was born about 1695.

161. Mary HAAL OR HALL4,5 was born about 1664 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. She died in 1709 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-LM. She was christened in Kingston, Ulster, New York.

John BIGGS and Mary HAAL OR HALL had the following children:

i. Sara (Zara) BIGGS4,5 was christened on July 31, 1669 in Kingston, , NY. She has Ancestral File number 1ZVV-P2B. She was born in Marbleton, , NY.

ii. Mary BIGGS4,5 was christened on July 31, 1687 in Kingston, , NY. She has Ancestral File number 1ZVV-P14. She was born in Marbleton, , NY.

80 iii. John BIGGS.

iv. Mary BIGGS4,5 was born on November 16, 1694 in Marbletown, Ulster, NY. She was christened on November 16, 1694 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-MS. She died in NJ.

v. Sara(Zara) BIGGS4,5 was christened on July 31, 1699 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-N0. She was born in <Marbletown, Ulster, New York>.

vi. Elisabeth BIGGS4,5 was born on March 29, 1702 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She was christened on May 29, 1702 in Kingston, , NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-P5.

163. Hendrickje SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on June 8, 1658 in Wiltwick, Ulster, NY. She was christened on June 8, 1658 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. She has Ancestral File number 9ND6-LT. She died in Hurley, Ulster, NY.

Cornelis Lambertze BRINK and Hendrickje SWARTWOUT had the following children:

i. Lambert BRINK4,5 was christened on January 4, 1680 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6M-SN.

ii. Ralph BRINK4,5 was christened on April 27, 1684 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. He has Ancestral File number 1ZTF-B04. He was born in Kingston, Ulster, New York.

iii. Ralph BRINK4,5 was born on April 27, 1684 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He was christened on April 27, 1684 in Kingston, , NY. He has Ancestral File number C35K-X8.

iv. Thomas BRINK4,5 was christened on December 6, 1685 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He died in 1761. He has Ancestral File number GD6M-V1.

v. Hendrick BRINK4,5 was christened on November 6, 1687 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6M-W6.

81 vi. Eva BRINK.

vii. Henricus BRINK4,5 was christened on November 18, 1694 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6M-XC.

viii. Hendrica BRINK4,5 was christened on January 10, 1697 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6M-ZJ.

ix. Johannes BRINK4,5 was christened on May 28, 1699 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6N-0N. He was born.

x. Jannetie BRINK4,5 was born in 1710 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She has Ancestral File number JHXF-1F.

165. Prudence (MUNDY)4,5 was born <1660> in <Frederick Co. Md>. She has Ancestral File number 2345-631.

Henry MUNDY and Prudence (MUNDY) had the following children:

82 i. Henry MUNDAY.

167. Eleanor LARRSON4,5 was born <1677> in <, Hartford, MD>. She has Ancestral File number Z0NN-PF.

Thomas TEMPLE and Eleanor LARRSON had the following children:

83 i. Susanna TEMPLE.

183. Frances RUXTON.

John GAY and Frances RUXTON had the following children:

91 i. Frances DAY (GAY).

ii. John GAY was born in 1683.

193. Anna Margaretha7,8 was born <1680> in <Weinheim, , , Germany>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-J1G.

Hans Adam Soeller Or Sellers Or SOLLER and Anna Margaretha had the following children:

i. Anna Catharine SOLLER7,8 was born on August 8, 1697 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She died on March 8, 1698 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-W6V.

96 ii. Philip Heinrich Or Henry Soeller Or SELLERS.

iii. Anna SOLLER7,8 was born on December 28, 1701 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-W89.

iv. Anna Katharina Soeller Or Sellers Or SOLLER7,8 was born <1702> in <Weinheim, , , Germany>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-J2N.

v. Catharine Elizabeth SOLLER7,8 was born on November 23, 1704 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-W9H.

vi. Anna Katharina Soeller Or Sellers Or SOLLER7,8 was born <1706> in <Weinheim, , , Germany>. She has Ancestral File number 1B0F-J43.

vii. Johann Paul SOLLER7,8 was born on February 19, 1708 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-WBP.

viii. Anna Maria SOLLER7,8 was born on February 19, 1708 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-WCW.

NINTH GENERATION

264. John HATHAWAY was born in 1629 in Prob. England. He was married to Martha in 1649.

265. Martha.

John HATHAWAY and Martha had the following children:

132 i. Abraham HATHAWAY.

267. Mary DEAN was born on February 24, 1643 in Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.22 She died on March 27, 1691 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.

Shadrach WILBORE and Mary DEAN had the following children:

133 i. Rebecca WILBORE.

273. Hannah BRYAN was born about 1650 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

John HARRIMAN and Hannah BRYAN had the following children:

136 i. John HARRIMAN.

ii. Samuel HARRIMAN was born on June 25, 1676 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey.

iii. Ann HARRIMAN was born on July 5, 1676 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey.

iv. Mary HARRIMAN was born on November 7, 1680 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey.

v. Alexander HARRIMAN was born in 1682 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey. He died in 1695.

vi. Leonard HARRIMAN was born on June 15, 1683 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey. He died on February 1, 1706.

vii. Richard HARRIMAN was born on August 9, 1685 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey.

viii. Joseph HARRIMAN was born about 1686 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey. He died in 1758.

ix. Steven HARRIMAN was born in 1689 in Elizabethtown, Union Co., New Jersey.

321. Mary4,5 was born about 1635 in <Bromsgrove, Worcester, England>. She has Ancestral File number 1SFJ-6KR.

Mathew BIGGS and Mary had the following children:

160 i. John BIGGS.

323. Elizabeth4,5 was born about 1640 in <Kingston, Ulster, New York>. She has Ancestral File number 1SFJ-6Z8.

Joris HAAL and Elizabeth had the following children:

161 i. Mary HAAL OR HALL.

325. Hendrickje CORNELIS4,5 was born in 1639 in Wageningen, Gelderland Co., Holland, Netherlands. She has Ancestral File number FTMJ-8P. She died in Hurley, Ulster, NY.

Lambert Huybertse BRINK and Hendrickje CORNELIS had the following children:

162 i. Cornelis Lambertze BRINK.

ii. Jannetje Lambertsen BRINK4,5 was born in 1657 in Wageningen, Gelderland Co., Holland, Netherlands. She has Ancestral File number 19X8-LGM.

iii. Cornelis Lambertsen BRINK4,5 was born on May 4, 1661 in (At Sea). He was christened on May 4, 1661 in New Amsterdam, Queen's, NY. He died on April 11, 1702 in Hurley, Albany, New York. He has Ancestral File number 77J4-HH.

iv. Hendrick BRINK4,5 was christened on December 5, 1663 in Hurley, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6N-4C. He was born in Hurley, , NY.

v. Jannetje BRINK4,5 was born in 1665 in Hurley Ulster, NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6N-36.

vi. Lysbet BRINK4,5 was christened on February 14, 1666 in Hurley, Ulster, NY. She has Ancestral File number GD6N-5J. She was born in Hurley, , NY.

vii. Gerret BRINK4,5 was born in 1668 in Hurley, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number GD6N-6P.

viii. Pieter Lambertsen BRINK4,5 was christened on June 26, 1670 in Kingston, Ulster Co., New York. He has Ancestral File number FTM0-MD. He was born in New Hurley, Ulster, NY.

327. Eva Albertz BRADT4,5 was born on January 9, 1633 in Amsterdam, Nord Holland, Netherlands. She was christened on January 9, 1633 in Oudekerk Ev Lu C, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands. She died in 1689 in Hurley, Ulster, NY. She has Ancestral File number RTLZ-MM. She was buried in Esopus, Kingston, , NY.

Roeloff SWARTWOUT and Eva Albertz BRADT had the following children:

i. Thomas SWARTWOUT4,5 was born in 1658 in Wiltwick, Ulster, NY. He died in 1723 in Maghaghkemeck, Orange Co., NY. He has Ancestral File number 9ND6-KN.

163 ii. Hendrickje SWARTWOUT.

iii. Hendrickje Antoni SWARTWOUT4,5 was born about 1660 in <Wiltwick, Ulster, NY>. He has Ancestral File number GB5M-R8.

iv. Antoni Thomas SWARTWOUT4,5 died in 1662 in , Maghagkemeck, Orange Co, NY. He was born on January 8, 1662 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. He was christened on January 8, 1662 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. He was buried in 1700 in Hurley, Ulster, New York. He has Ancestral File number GB5M-Q3.

v. Antoni (Anthony) SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on May 11, 1664 in Wiltwyck, , New York. He was christened on May 11, 1664 in Wiltwyck, Ulster, New York. He died in 1700 in Maghagkemeck, Orange, New York. He has Ancestral File number 1RR3-QPJ.

vi. Eva "Effe" SWARTWOUT4,5 was born about 1664 in <Kingston, Ulster, New York>. She has Ancestral File number GB5M-TL.

vii. Hendrickje SWARTHOUT4,5 was born <1666> in <Kingston, Ulster, New York>. He has Ancestral File number KW2M-R7.

viii. Cornelia SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on March 13, 1667 in Albany, Albany, NY. She was christened on March 13, 1667 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She died on July 7, 1714. She has Ancestral File number 9ND6-PC.

ix. Cornelia SWARTWOUT4,5 was born about 1667. She was christened on April 10, 1669 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. She has Ancestral File number GD6N-CK.

x. Rachel SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on April 10, 1669 in Kingston, NY. She was christened on April 10, 1669 in New York, New York. She died on September 16, 1717 in Rhinebeck, Ulster, New York. She has Ancestral File number GD6N-DQ.

xi. Eva SWARTWOUT4,5 was born in 1670 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. She died after 1745. She has Ancestral File number 9ND6-QJ.

xii. Barnardus (Bernardus) SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on April 26, 1673 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. He was christened on April 26, 1673 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He has Ancestral File number 9ND6-RP.

365. Sarah.

John GAY and Sarah had the following children:

182 i. John GAY.

367. Alice was born about 1663.

Nicholas RUXTON and Alice had the following children:

183 i. Frances RUXTON.

385. Anna Maria SCHNEIDER7,8 was born in 1642 in Heppenheim, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia. She died on January 11, 1679 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VMD.

Hans Paulus SOLLER and Anna Maria SCHNEIDER had the following children:

i. Maria Anna SOLLER7,8 was born on December 10, 1665 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She died on September 17, 1667 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VNL.

ii. Hans Paulus SOLLER7,8 was born on February 26, 1668 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. He died on May 13, 1736 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VPS.

192 iii. Hans Adam Soeller Or Sellers Or SOLLER.

iv. Hans George SOLLER7,8 was born on May 12, 1672 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. He died on August 24, 1674 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VR7.

v. Hans Heinrich SOLLER7,8 was born about 1675 in Weiheim, Germany. He died on May 16, 1763 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VSF.

vi. Anna Maria SOLLER7,8 was born on March 6, 1676 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She died on August 16, 1681 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VTM.

vii. Anna Rosina SOLLER7,8 was born on January 7, 1679 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She died on July 22, 1681 in Weinheim, Mannheim, Baden. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VVT.

TENTH GENERATION

528. Nicholas HATHAWAY was born about 1595 in Kingscote, Gloucestershire, England.

Nicholas HATHAWAY had the following children:

264 i. John HATHAWAY.

533. Anne SMITH was born on January 13, 1598 in Sible Hedingham, Essex, England.24 She died on September 24, 1656 in Prob., Rhode Island.25

Samuel WILBORE and Anne SMITH had the following children:

266 i. Shadrach WILBORE.

535. Eleanor STRONG was born about 1612 in Of Taunton, Somersetshire, England. She died in 1693 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.28

Walter DEAN and Eleanor STRONG had the following children:

267 i. Mary DEAN.

545. Elizabeth SCOTT was born in 1624 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. She died on January 10, 1680 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.

John HARRIMAN and Elizabeth SCOTT had the following children:

272 i. John HARRIMAN.

ii. Elizabeth HARRIMAN was christened on July 22, 1648 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died on December 3, 1675 in New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

iii. Mary HARRIMAN was born about 1650. She died on September 23, 1684.

547. Mary PANTRY was born about 1629 of Wilmot.

Richard BRYAN and Mary PANTRY had the following children:

273 i. Hannah BRYAN.

ii. Alexander BRYAN was born about 1651 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

iii. Mary BRYAN was born about 1653 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

iv. Sarah BRYAN was born on April 24, 1657 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

v. Samuel BRYAN was born on April 2, 1660 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. He died in 1698 in Connecticut.

vi. John BRYAN was born about 1662 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

vii. Abigail BRYAN was born on November 22, 1663 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

viii. Richard BRYAN was born on October 8, 1666 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

ix. Frances BRYAN was born on February 13, 1667/68 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. She died on September 21, 1703 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

x. Sarah BRYAN was born about 1670 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

xi. Abigail BRYAN was born on January 12, 1671/72 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

xii. Elizabeth BRYAN was born about 1678 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

649. Jantesen JOOSTEN4,5 was born about 1613 in Of, Den Dolder, Utrcht, Netherlands. She died in 1660 in Wageningen, Gelderland, Holland, Netherlands. She has Ancestral File number MKM4-DD.

Huybert Lambertse BRINK and Jantesen JOOSTEN had the following children:

i. Peter Huybertse BRINK4,5 was born <1631> in <Wageningen, Gelderland Co., Holland, Netherlands>. He has Ancestral File number 19X8-LLG.

ii. Gysbertjen Huybertse BRINK4,5 was born <1633> in <Wageningen, Gelderland Co., Holland, Netherlands>. She has Ancestral File number 19X8-LMN.

324 iii. Lambert Huybertse BRINK.

653. Hendrickjen BARENTS (OTSEN)4,5 was born in 1609 in Of Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. She has Ancestral File number 9ND6-T2. She died in Ulster Co., NY.

Thomas SWARTWOUT and Hendrickjen BARENTS (OTSEN) had the following children:

i. Roeloff SWARTHOUT4,5 was born <1608> in <Groeningen, , , Holland>. He has Ancestral File number XTGV-FX.

326 ii. Roeloff SWARTWOUT.

iii. Barent SWARTWOUT4,5 was christened on July 15, 1638 in Amsterdam, No. Holland, Netherlands. He has Ancestral File number GD6N-MX. He was born in Amsterdam, , Holland.

iv. Tryntje (Catryna) SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on December 15, 1639 in Amsterdam, No. Holland, Netherlands. She was christened on December 15, 1639 in Amsterdam, , , Holland. She has Ancestral File number GD6N-N4.

v. Jacomije SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on February 10, 1646 in Amsterdam, , , Holland. She has Ancestral File number GD6N-P9.

vi. Jacomijntje SWARTWOUT4,5 was born on February 10, 1646 in Amsterdam, , Holland. She has Ancestral File number 1Z4S-VWS.

655. Annetje B. BARENTS (ROTTMER)4,5 was born in 1608 in Altenbruch, Hannover, Germany. She died in 1661 in Albany, Albany, NY. She has Ancestral File number RTM0-GV.

Albert Andriessen ANDRIESSEN (BRADT) and Annetje B. BARENTS (ROTTMER) had the following children:

i. Eva Or Engeltje Albertse BRADT4,5 was born in 1630 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. She died in 1689 in Hurley, Ulster, New York. She has Ancestral File number 18RL-8ZS.

327 ii. Eva Albertz BRADT.

iii. Barent Albertse ALBERTSSEN (BRADT)(ALBERTS)4,5 was born on October 22, 1634 in Amsterdam, Noord Holland, , Netherlands. He was christened on November 22, 1634 in Oudekerk Ev Lu C, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands. He died after 1716 in Albany, Albany, NY. He has Ancestral File number RTLZ-NS.

iv. Gisseltje Brad ALBERTSSEN (BRADT)(ALBERTS)4,5 was born between 1635 and 1640 in Rensselaerwyck C, Albany, New York. She died in 1677 in Albany County, New York. She has Ancestral File number RTLZ-ZC.

v. Storm Albertse (Wouter) VAN DER ZEE (BRA4,5 was born on November 2, 1636 in At Sea. He died in 1679 in Albany, NY. He has Ancestral File number RTLZ-Q5. He was christened in Ilfracombe, County Devon, England.

vi. Storm VANDERZEE4,5 was born on November 2, 1636 in On Ship, Rensselaerwyck. He died in 1679 in Albany, NY. He has Ancestral File number 1ZW0-TS3.

vii. Storm Van Der Zee BRADT4,5 was born on November 2, 1636 in At Sea. He died in 1683. He has Ancestral File number 194L-6HN.

viii. Engeltje ALBERTS (BRADT)4,5 was born about 1637 in Rensselaerwyck C, Albany, New York. She died in 1683 in Albany, Albany, New York. She has Ancestral File number RTLZ-TN. She was buried in , , New York.

ix. Engeltje BRADT4,5 was born about 1637 in <Oudekerk, Amsterdam, Holland>. He died in 1683. He has Ancestral File number 1ZW0-TT9.

x. Barent Albertse BRATT OR BRADT4,5 was born in 1638 in Nittedal, Roines, Norway. He died after 1700. He has Ancestral File number R1KB-4N.

xi. Engeltje BRADT4,5 was born in 1638 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. She died in 1683 in Albany, Albany, NY. She has Ancestral File number 194L-6L9.

xii. Gisseltje BRADT4,5 was born about 1640 in <Oudekerk, Amsterdam, Holland>. She died in 1677. She has Ancestral File number 1ZW0-TVH.

xiii. Dirck Bradt ALBERTSSEN (BRADT)(ALBERTS)4,5 was born in 1642 in Rensselaerwyck C, Albany, New York. He died after 1698. He has Ancestral File number 13RX-DQ3.

xiv. Andries Alberts ALBERTSSEN (BRADT)(ALBERTS)4,5 was born about 1642 in Rensselaerwyck C, Albany, New York. He has Ancestral File number RTM0-5B.

xv. Dirk BRADT4,5 was born in 1642 in Rensselaerwyck, Albany, New York. He has Ancestral File number 194L-6K3.

xvi. Andries BRADT4,5 was born about 1642 in Albany, , NY. He has Ancestral File number 194L-6PW.

xvii. Gesseltje BRADT4,5 was born <1644> in Albany, , NY. She has Ancestral File number 194L-6MH.

xviii. Jan Albertse BRADT4,5 was born between 1644 and 1652 in Rensselaerwyck, Albany, New York. He died in 1698. He has Ancestral File number 194L-6NP.

xix. Jan Brad ALBERTSSEN (BRADT)(ALBERTS)4,5 was born about 1648 in Rensselaerwyck C, Albany, New York. He died in 1697 in Albany, Albany, New York. He has Ancestral File number RTLZ-8Q.

xx. Jan BRADT4,5 was born about 1648 in <Oudekerk, Amsterdam, Holland>. She died in 1698. She has Ancestral File number 1ZW0-TXW.

xxi. Jan ALBERTS (BRADT)4,5 was born about 1648 in Near Beverwyck, New Netherlands. He died on December 18, 1739 in Albany, Albany, NY. He has Ancestral File number B5T2-N0.

xxii. Dirck ALBERTSSEN4,5 was born about 1650 in Rensselaerwyck C, Albany, New York. He died about 1700. He has Ancestral File number 1XL2-RKK.

769. Agnes7,8 died on October 19, 1679 in Ladenburg, Mannheim, Baden. She was born <1618> in <Ladenburg, Baden-Wuert, Germany>. She has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VF5.

Hans George SOLLER and Agnes had the following children:

384 i. Hans Paulus SOLLER.

ii. Hans George SOLLER7,8 was born about 1642 in Germany. He died on September 9, 1679 in Ladenburg, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VHK.

iii. Hans Melchoir SOLLER7,8 was born about 1644 in Germany. He died on April 24, 1686 in Ladenburg, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VJR.

iv. Hans Phillip SOLLER7,8 was born on October 28, 1649 in Ladenburg, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VK0.

v. Hans Jacob SOLLER7,8 was born on October 1, 1651 in Ladenburg, Mannheim, Baden. He has Ancestral File number 1T2Q-VL6.

Hans SCHNEYDER had the following children:

385 i. Anna Maria SCHNEIDER.

ELEVENTH GENERATION

1056. Thomas HATHAWAY. He was married to Margaret.

1057. Margaret.

Thomas HATHAWAY and Margaret had the following children:

528 i. Nicholas HATHAWAY.

1065. Elizabeth HARRINGTON was born in 1560 in Of Sible, Edingham, Essex, England.31 She died on March 21, 1624 in Braintree, Essex, England.32

Nicholas WILBORE and Elizabeth HARRINGTON had the following children:

532 i. Samuel WILBORE.

1091. Ann was born about 1602.

Thomas SCOTT and Ann had the following children:

545 i. Elizabeth SCOTT.

1093. Ann BALDWIN was born about 1606 in England. She died on February 20, 1661 in New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

Alexander BRYAN and Ann BALDWIN had the following children:

546 i. Richard BRYAN.

1095. Hannah TUTTLE was born about 1610.

John PANTRY and Hannah TUTTLE had the following children:

547 i. Mary PANTRY.

1305. Catryna4,5 was born in 1579 in Of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands. She died before 1634 in Groningen, , Holland. She has Ancestral File number 9NJG-69.

Roelof SWARTWOUT and Catryna had the following children:

i. SWARTWOUT4,5 was born about 1603 in Of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands. He has Ancestral File number LNXL-7K.

ii. SWARTWOUT4,5 was born <1603> in <Of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands>. He has Ancestral File number 9NJG-7G.

iii. Roelf SWARTWOUT4,5 was born about 1605 in Of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands. He died in 1634. He has Ancestral File number 9NJG-8M.

iv. Wybrandt SWARTWOUT4,5 was born <1605> in <Groningen, , , Holland>. He has Ancestral File number 12KD-NH4.

v. Wybrandt SWARTWOUT4,5 was born <1605> in Groningen, , , Holland. He has Ancestral File number GD6N-SS.

652 vi. Thomas SWARTWOUT.

vii. Hermanus SWARTWOUT4,5 was born in 1608 in Groningen, No. Holland, Netherlands. He has Ancestral File number GD6N-T0.

viii. Aldert SWARTWOUT4,5 was born <1610> in <, , , Holland>. He has Ancestral File number 12KD-NKJ.

1307. Jacomijntje4,5 was born about 1588 in <Of Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands>. She has Ancestral File number LNXL-42.

Barent OTSEN and Jacomijntje had the following children:

653 i. Hendrickjen BARENTS (OTSEN).

ii. Otto OTSEN (OTSZ)4,5 was born <1613> in <Of Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands>. He has Ancestral File number QBJK-W3.

1309. Kinetis4,5 was born in 1584 in Of Fredrikstad, Smaalenenes, Now Ostfold, Norway. She has Ancestral File number 82MK-FX.

Andries Arentse BRADT and Kinetis had the following children:

i. Arent Andriessen BRADT OR BRATT4,5 died in 1662 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York. He has Ancestral File number 82MK-83. He was born in From Frederickstad, Norway.

654 ii. Albert Andriessen ANDRIESSEN (BRADT).

iii. Arent (Andrie?) Andriese BRATT4,5 was born <1609> in Frederikstad, , , Norway. He has Ancestral File number 1SVH-1W6.

iv. Arent Andries ANDRIESSEN (BRADT)4,5 was born in 1610 in Fredrikstad, Smaalenenes, Now Ostfold, Norway. He died in 1663 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. He has Ancestral File number RTM0-B6.

v. Arent Andriesse BRADT4,5 was born about 1610 in Fredrickstad, , Norway. She died in 1662 in Schenectady, , NY. She has Ancestral File number 1489-7K3.

1311. Gysje Geesje BARENTS4,5 was born in 1591 in Province Of, Schleswig-, Holstein, Europe. She died between 1642 and 1667 in New Netherlands (Albany, Albany, New York). She has Ancestral File number RTM0-Q8.

Barent VAN ROTMERS and Gysje Geesje BARENTS had the following children:

655 i. Annetje B. BARENTS (ROTTMER).

ii. Annetje Barents ROTTNER4,5 was born about 1608 in Altenbruch, Oudenbroek, Lower Saxony, Germany. She died on June 3, 1662 in Near Beverwyck, , New York. She has Ancestral File number 1XKT-VSL.

iii. Annetje Barentse VAN ROTMERS4,5 was born in 1609 in Rensselaerwyck, Albany, New York. She died on June 25, 1662 in Rensselaerwyck, Albany, New York. She has Ancestral File number 198T-MX0.

iv. Geesje BARENTS4,5 died between 1719 and 1725. She was born <1610> in <Oudenbrath, Norway>. She has Ancestral File number 1ZW1-8X4.

v. Barent Barentsen ROTTMER4,5 was born about 1610 in Altenbruch, Hanover, Germany. He died before 1663. He has Ancestral File number 1GKM-J8R.

vi. Barent BARENTSSEN4,5 was born about 1611 in Of Altenbruch, Hannover, Germany. He has Ancestral File number RTM0-NW.

Peter SCHNEYDER had the following children:

770 i. Hans SCHNEYDER.

TWELFTH GENERATION

2128. Nicholas WILBORE died on September 16, 1583 in Braintree, Essex, England. He was born in 1604 in Of, Colchester, Essex, England.33 He was married to Ann about 1594 in Colchester, Essex, England.

2129. Ann was born about 1540 in Of Braintree, Essex, England.

Nicholas WILBORE and Ann had the following children:

1064 i. Nicholas WILBORE.

2185. Frances BOWLINGE was born on March 13, 1569 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She was christened on March 13, 1569 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She died in September 1624 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She was buried on September 24, 1624 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

Thomas BRYAN and Frances BOWLINGE had the following children:

i. Robert BRYAN was christened on September 12, 1587 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. He died on May 20, 1626 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. He was buried in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

ii. Michael BRYAN was christened on March 2, 1588 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

iii. Elizabeth BRYAN was christened on July 3, 1590 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She died before 1606.

iv. William BRYAN was christened on November 3, 1590 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

v. Austin BRYAN was christened on April 1, 1593 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

vi. John BRYAN was christened on April 11, 1595 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. He was buried on May 2, 1595 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

vii. Rebecca BRYAN was christened on September 3, 1596 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

viii. Faith BRYAN was born about 1599/1600 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She was christened in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

ix. Amy BRYAN was christened on October 8, 1601 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

1092 x. Alexander BRYAN.

xi. Sarah BRYAN died on November 20, 1669 in Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. She was christened in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

xii. Frances BRYAN was christened on March 26, 1604 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

xiii. Mary BRYAN was christened on April 11, 1606 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

xiv. Elizabeth BRYAN was christened on November 21, 1606 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

xv. Anne BRYAN was christened on January 21, 1607 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

xvi. Alice BRYAN was christened on November 1, 1609 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She died on January 10, 1626/27 in Tring, Hartford Co., Connecticut.

xvii. John BRYAN was christened on March 26, 1609 in St. Mary, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

William PANTRY had the following children:

1094 i. John PANTRY.

Richard TUTTLE had the following children:

1095 i. Hannah TUTTLE.

Arent BRADT had the following children:

1308 i. Andries Arentse BRADT.

THIRTEENTH GENERATION

4256. Thomas WILBORE was born about 1482 in Royston, West Riding, Yorkshire, England.34 He died in 1564 in Colchester, Essex, England. He was married to Alice.

4257. Alice.

Thomas WILBORE and Alice had the following children:

2128 i. Nicholas WILBORE.

4369. Joane was born in 1534 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She was buried on March 21, 1581 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

Robert BRYAN and Joane had the following children:

2184 i. Thomas BRYAN.

ii. Christopher BRYAN was christened on July 22, 1565 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

iii. Jane BRYAN was christened on September 3, 1567 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

iv. Robert BRYAN was christened on March 13, 1569 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

v. Susan BRYAN was christened on January 1, 1571 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

vi. Margaret BRYAN was christened on July 3, 1574 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

4371. Elizabeth was born about 1543.

Thomas BOWLINGE and Elizabeth had the following children:

i. Thomas BOWLINGE was christened on April 29, 1565 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

ii. Rebecca BOWLINGE was christened on August 11, 1566 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. She died before 1592.

iii. Faith BOWLINGE was christened on November 30, 1567 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

iv. Cicely BOWLINGE was christened on March 21, 1568 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

2185 v. Frances BOWLINGE.

vi. Henry BOWLINGE was christened on August 19, 1571 in St. Marys, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England.

1. File Jan 27, 1998.

2. O.L. Bakin & Co., Historical Publishers. Page 715.

3. Letter -.

4. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ancestral File (TM).

5. GEDCOM file imported on Jul 14 1999. The Gedcom came from the Family History Library - Backedup by The Tenmile County and Its Pioneer Families, A Genealogical History of The Upper Monongahela Valley, by Howard L. Leckey, Historian.

6. Eli Biggs - 1933. A Short History of The Harrod and Biggs Families. Page 12.

7. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ancestral File (TM). June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

8. GEDCOM file imported on 7 Sep 2000. - Ancestory File - comtributed by Frances Geraldine Waltman Baker.

9. Howard L. Leckey. Page 249.

10. Ibid. Page 249.

11. Ibid. Page 250.

12. Eli Biggs - 1933. A Short History of The Harrod and Biggs Families. Page 3.

13. Howard L. Leckey. Page 251.

14. Ibid. Page 251.

15. Eli Biggs - 1933. A Short History of The Harrod and Biggs Families. Page 5.

16. Ibid. Page 6.

17. Marriages -.

18. Howard L. Leckey. Page 246.

19. 1970. Page 44.

20. LDS - Family Search. Roger Steel Porter

413 Sturat

Chubbuck, Id.

21. Ibid. Roger Sarel Porter

413 Sturart

Chubbuck, Id.

22. Ibid. Roger Sarel Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

23. Ibid. Roger Sarel Porter

413 Sturart

Chubbuck, Id.

24. Ibid. Roger Sarel Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

25. Ibid. Roger Sarel Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

26. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

27. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

28. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

29. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

30. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

31. Ibid. roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

32. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

33. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.

34. Ibid. Roger S. Porter

413 Stuart

Chubbuck, Id.