Located on Part of Lot
#261 at Elm Street Winder Street
(Last revised February 2, 2017)
Compiled By: Linda Jean Limes Ellis
** denotes NOT on D.A.R. tombstone readings
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NAME
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BIRTH
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DEATH
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AGE
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June
25, 1796
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November 16, 1868
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Age
72 yrs 4 mos. 22 days
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February
25, 1793
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May 10, 1871
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Age
78 yrs. 2 mos. 15 days
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Not
on stone
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Not on stone
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1
yr.10 mos. 16 days
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unknown
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unknown
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dau.
of T.J. & E.
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1866
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9
yrs.
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(maiden
name - Fell - sister to Emily Fell Townsend Cole and Esther Fell
Hirst)
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28
yrs. 10 mos. 11 days
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25
yrs. 1 mo. 21 days
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1COLE, Emily - wife
of J.W. - (formerly Mrs. William W. Townsend) - Mother of 6 Townsend children buried at the
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51
yrs. 3 mos. 23 days
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72
yrs. 3 mos. 18 days
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93
yrs. 1 mo. 3 days
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dau.
of T. & H. (Thomas and Hannah)
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About
1859
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1861
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2
yrs.
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(incorrect
surname on DAR – typed as
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(DAR
- NOV 16 1868)
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72
yrs. 4 mos. 22 days
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1FELL, Joseph (no stone found)
(incorrect
surname on DAR – typed as
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78
years 2 mos. 15 days
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1FELL, William W. - son of T.
& F .L. (nephew to Lydia A. Fell Brown , Emily Fell
Townsend Cole & Esther Fell
Hirst )
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About
1843
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1864
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21yrs.
4 mos. 25 days
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unknown
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56
or 36 yrs.
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(per
Hinshaw book only)
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unknown
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April,
1855
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unknown
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25
yrs. 6 mos. 19 days
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(per
Hinshaw book only)
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December
5, 1797
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18
days
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Page
100 Nixon & Bolton book: “Cemetery Inscriptions of Settlers who
came to
Born
in
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About
1797
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1863
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66
yrs.
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89 yrs. 5 mos.
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About
1857
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10
yrs.
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About
1807
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53
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69
yrs. 3 mos. 16 days
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15
yrs. 3 mos. 20 days
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NAME
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BIRTH
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DEATH
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AGE
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24
yrs. 5 mos. 28 days
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79 yrs. 6 mos. 1 day
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(his
wife was Elizabeth Winder)
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40
yrs. 10 mos.11 days
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About
1810
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54
yrs.
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Per
1880 Census - 1806
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76
yrs.
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dau.
of W.W. & E
(per
stone & Hinshaw book).
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9
days
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dau.
of W.W. & E. (per stone & per Hinshaw book – Frances Anna).
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8
mos. 5 days
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dau.
of W.W. & E (per Hinshaw book).
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July
23, 1851
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Unknown
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unknown
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Unknown
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1848
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unknown
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dau.
of W.W. & E. (per Hinshaw book)
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1
yr. 3 mos. 15 days
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dau.
of W.W. & E (per Hinshaw book).
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July
28, 1855
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Unknown
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unknown
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dau.
of W.W. & E. (per Hinshaw book)
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9
mos. 21 days
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son
of W.W. & E.
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4
yrs. 7 mos. 2 days
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(per
Hinshaw book - William M.)
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32
yrs. 9 mos. 11 days
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About
1801
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69
yrs.
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Unknown
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Unknown
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Unknown
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(per
Hinshaw book only)
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About
1781
(Sept.
14, 1780)
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July
23, 1846
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Age
65 years
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36
yrs. 6 mos. 6 days
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&
(per Hinshaw book – Abner Webster)
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About
1848
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(per
Hinshaw book)
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11
months
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dau.
of Thomas and Hannah
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About
1844
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3
yrs.
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(per
her stone; not found in other records)
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1
yr. 4 mos. 27 days
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72
yrs. 3 mos. 22 days
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77yrs.
8 mos. 28 days
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61yrs.
6 mos. 2 days
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1821
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Unknown
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son
of M. L. and S.S.
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Unknown
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Unknown
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1814
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58
yrs.
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22
yrs. 8 mos. 23 days
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(per
Hinshaw book only)
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Unknown
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Unknown
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son
of A. and H.C.
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7
yrs.
7 yrs. 6 mos. 11
days
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77yrs.
10 mos. 10 days
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**11Unknown, Wife
of (unreadable)
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25
yrs. 1 mo. 5 days
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Notes and Sources:
1Page 830 – Beers History of Champaign County , Ohio
1Page 81
and page 175 – Genealogy
of the Fell Family in America
1Page 174 – Genealogy of the Fell
Family in America
William
W. Fell - Civil War Veteran - 94th
Reg., Co. “A”, O.V.I.; transferred December 25, 1862 to the 11th Michigan
Volunteers. New government tombstone
installed next to Harmon Limes stone in 2004.
1Joseph Fell and Ann Fell - D.A.R. tombstone inscriptions
publication has surname incorrectly spelled as Bell Friends
Cemetery North Lewisburg .
Joseph and Ann Fell were grandparents of William Wright Fell also buried
at the Friends Cemetery North
Lewisburg . Also, see pages
80 –
81 of Genealogy
of the Fell
Family in America
2Pages 569
and
574
– Beers History
of Champaign County , Ohio
Harmon
Limes appointed the first Marshal of (North) Lewisburg in 1844.
2Abner Winder, Jr., village trustee in 1844, is also
shown on pages 569 and 574 of Beers History of Champaign County , Ohio
3Discrepancy in transcription of 1984 D.A.R. re-typed version. The original 1959 typed D.A.R. list shows age
at death as “15 years - 3 months - 20 days”
4Page 841 - Beers History of Champaign County , Ohio
Dr. Vail was a mentioned as a physician. See
census record below for Dr. John Vail residing in
“Abner
Winder, Jr. - Trustee for the Society of Friends” - April 2, 1840 ; Joshua Winder witnessed the
signing of the Friends
Church March 29,
1851 .
6Original
1959 typed D.A.R. List: Shows the spelling of first name as “Phineas M.”
Also,
during visit of September 3, 2006: Linda Ellis read for the Phineas M. Winder tombstone
as best as possible and found the age at death to be inscribed as “7 years 6 months
and 11 days.” Page 1300 of Hinshaw book
– son of Abner and Rebecca Winder.
7Pages
842, 846 and 875 - Beers
History of Champaign County ,
Ohio
The
pages above provide some history of the Winder family.
Page 644 - History
of Logan County Ohio Zane
Township Logan County , Ohio
Biography
of Seth S. Winder, son of Thomas Winder.
(See below)
Birth
dates for Hannah and Thomas Winder are calculated.
**8Linda Ellis found the “dau. of Abel E. & Almeda
Wait” stone in the back row during visits of May 6 and 7, 2007. First name is Harriett. A. E. Wait, age 49, and Almeda Wait, age 45 are
in the 1860 U. S. Census living in North Lewisburg ,
Champaign County , Ohio
**9 M. Townsend - Linda Ellis found “M. Townsend”
stone in the front row on a cemetery visit of May 6 and 7, 2007. No other date inscribed but “1848.” Not on D.A.R. transcription records. M. Townsend was Mary Watson Townsend, the
mother of William W. Townsend. She died
in 1848 per Beers History of Champaign
County , Ohio
"Quaker
CD -- Vol. IV, Plainfield MM, pg 354
TOWNSEND
1820,
8, 21 Levi, s Joseph & Mary, Harrison Co, O; m in Plainfield MH, Mary
Watson, dt Abner & Elizabeth, Belmont Co, O"
*********
(The
date is August 21, 1820)
Vol.
IV refers to "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" Ohio -
Volume IV. -- by William Wade Hinshaw.
‘
10Hudson, Isaac – D.A.R. transcriptions show his
father’s initials as “G.M.” However, per
Ralph L. Coleman, Jr., in his email to me of November 16, 2009: “Cassius M. Hudson was the first husband of
my great-grandmother, Mary Catherine Burke Hudson. They were married in March 1880. I have the names of their two children born
after 1882. Could the "G.M.
Hudson" have been misread, and actually read "C.M. Hudson?" If the initials were, in fact, C.M. and M.C.
Hudson, it could well be that Isaac was one of my distant relatives.” To date, no stone has been found for Isaac
Hudson. Cassius Hudson, age 28, and
Mary, his wife, age 18, appear in the 1880 Census – Series T9, Roll 998, page
339, line 36.
**11Linda Ellis found this mostly unreadable stone in the
front row on a cemetery visit of May 6 and 7, 2007. Only death date and age are readable, but not
the name. Not on D.A.R.
transcription.
**WINDER – Not
on D. A. R. transcription records: Abner;
Hope; Elta, daughter of S.S. and M.L; Levi; Linvill, son of M. L. and S.S; and Phebe.
Other References:
Cemetery
Records – Volume II – Tombstones Prior to 1900 – Champaign County , Ohio Urbana Quaker Cemetery Rush
Township North Lewisburg . Pages 88 and 89. Copied by: Mrs. Edjel Lutz and Mrs. Carl
Pooler.
A
1984 version of the above-referenced D.A.R.
Quaker Cemetery
Cemetery
Inscriptions of Settlers who came to Champaign Co., Ohio North Lewisburg ,
O., on the North Side of Town.” Page 100.
Champaign
County, Ohio Cemetery Plates - Veterans’ Graves Registration - Works Projects
Administration by the Champaign
County Genealogical Society – page 78 – Quaker Cemetery
Page 13 – A Driving Tour Through Champaign County , Ohio
Photograph
and short history of the Friends
Church Winder Street North Lewisburg .
Encyclopedia
of American Quaker Genealogy - VOL IV (1994 reprint),
by William Wade Hinshaw. (see list below)
Pages 316 and 317 – Will Book B - Logan Ohio
Joshua
Winder’s Will states he bequeathed $6,411.97 (representing remaining two-thirds
of his estate) to the Society of Friends for repairs of their current meeting
house, or for the rebuilding a new house, and for keeping the burying ground in
a good state of repairs. Omar Brown was
executor. Joshua Winder’s wife was Mary
Jane Apple Winder who predeceased
him. One-third of his estate was
bequeathed to his sister-in-law, Amanda Apple.
Ancestor Search website for
calculating birth dates and ages.:
Encyclopedia
of American Quaker Genealogy - VOL IV (1994 reprint)
by: William Wade Hinshaw
(copied as shown with original Quaker dates)
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NAME
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PAGE NUMBER
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BIVAN, Stacy
Died: 1847, 12, 14 (14 DEC 1847)
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1272
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BROWN, Olive
Died: 1865, 11, 23 (
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1273
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COWGILL, John
Died: 1848, 1, 11 (
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1275
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FELL, Ann
Died: 1867, 1, 16 (
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1278
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GIBSON, William
----, --, --
William died 1866 9, 15 (
GIDLEY, Isaac M.
----, --, -- Isaac
M. m. Mary ----- Died 1855, 4, ---- (APR 1855)
----- bur Lewisburg
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1279
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HOLE,
Died: 1843, 7, 18 (
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1282
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SEARS, John G.
Died: 1849, 11, 22 (
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1293
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TOWNSEND (see individual names below)
Mary Ann - Born 1849, 5, 19 (
Rozilla - Born 1853, 12, 12 (12 DEC
1853) Died 1854, 10, 3 (
Esther H. - Died: 1851, 7, 26 (
Frances Anna - Died: 1851, 9, 28, (
Wm. M. [sic] - Died: 1857, 10, 5 (
Note, three children of Wm. W.
& Emely [sic]:
Jane Anna – Born:
Have no death record – all listed on page
1296
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1296
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WINDER (see names below)
Died: 1842, 3, 14
(
Died: 1846, 7, 23
(
Died: 1846, 9, 3
(
Died: 1846, 9, 5
(
Died: 1849, 8, 22
(
Died: 1850, 12, 26
(26 DEC 1850) Abner
Died: 1853, 4, 16
(16 APR 1853) Phinehas M.
Died: 1864, 1, 3 (
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1300
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Notes about some of the individuals and families buried at the Friends Cemetery
óSusan V. Dickerson
“Below is the information I
have about Susan Victoria Dickerson and the rest of her immediate family. I
have not been able to find the death dates, marriages and burial locations of
all the family members but am still searching. I have not had the pleasure of
visiting the Quaker Cemetery but I have discovered several ancestors of mine
were Quakers.” Bob Younger
HANNAH HARRISON (WILLIAM
HENRY, PETER, RICHARD, WILLIAM, RICHARD, PETER, PETER, JOHN, JOHANNIS) was Born
05/01/1832 in Harrison Co, OH, and Died 12/26/1922 in Marion, Marion, KS. She
Married THOMAS DICKERSON 08/26/1852 in Cadiz, Harrison Co, OH. He was Born
05/04/1830 in Cadiz, Harrison Co, OH, and Died 11/01/1914 in Marion, Marion,
KS.
Burial is in the Marion
Cemetery, Marion Co, KS
Children of HANNAH HARRISON
and THOMAS DICKERSON are:
MARY LAVINA DICKERSON, Born
06/15/1853, Cadiz, Harrison Co, OH; Died 08/07/1937, Marion, Marion, KS.
SARAH LOUISA DICKERSON, Born
10/05/1854, Champaign, OH; Died 04/20/1943,Marion, KS.
JOHN FREEMONT DICKERSON, Born
09/04/1856, Cadiz, OH.
SUSAN VICTORIA DICKERSON,
Born 1859 in OH, Died 1861, OH. Burial: Friends Cemetery, North Lewisburg,
Champaign Co, OH. Find A Grave Memorial
# 17619595
LOU DICKERSON, Born 1859, OH.
MOLLIE DICKERSON, Born 1861,
OH.
JOSEPH THOMAS DICKERSON, Born
01/08/1864, Lewisburg, OH; Died 02/07/1954, Edmond, OK.
JESSIE LAURELLA DICKERSON,
Born 01/05/1869, Blairstown, IA; Died 08/11/1959.
EVA VIOLA DICKERSON, Born
11/23/1871, Lyndon, KS; Died 09/02/1953.
AVERY HOLMES DICKERSON, Born
04/01/1876, Marion, KS; Died 1964. He Married Nena Bell Turner.
Burial: Chillicothe City
Cemetery, Chillicothe, Peoria Co, IL, Plot: Section G. Find A Grave Memorial # 63906607
óJoseph, Ann, Esther, Emily, and Lydia
Civil War veteran - William
Wright Fell, and William W. Townsend and Townsend children
Note: The 1959 D.A.R. transcriptions for Joseph and Ann
Fell were incorrectly copied as "Bell
Per
the book, Genealogy of the Fell Family in America - Descendants of Joseph Fell -
1668 – 1748, compiled by Sarah M. Fell –
1891, pages 80, 81, 174, and 175:
“(193)
Joseph Fell (4), Thomas (3), born 2, 25, 1793, in Chester CO., PA. Died 5, 10,
1871 in Champaign County , Ohio Champaign
County , Ohio North Lewisburg Cemetery , Ohio
Thomas,
George, Marshall, Elizabeth, Esther Harvey, Emily, Lewis, Samuel Kinsey , Lydia
The
following Fell sisters are buried at the Friends Cemetery North Lewisburg : Esther who married Alpheus
Hirst; Emily who married William W. Townsend (1) and John W. Cole (2); and Lydia
Ann who married Edwin Brown.
William
Wright Fell is the only known veteran buried at the Friends Cemetery North Lewisburg . He was a son of Thomas and Phebe L. Wright
Fell. Thomas Fell was a son of Joseph
and Ann Lamborn Fell. William Wright
Fell was a grandson of Joseph and Ann Lamborn Fell.
Thus,
Joseph and Ann Lamborn Fell; their daughters, Esther Harvey Fell Hirst; Emily
Fell Townsend Cole; and Lydia Ann Fell Brown; as well as grandson, William Wright Fell; were all buried at the Friends Cemetery North
Lewisburg . Also, all six
children of Emily Fell and William W. Townsend are buried at the Friends Cemetery July 23, 1851 , but no death recorded for her; and Philena
is listed with a birth date of June
28, 1855 , but with no death date.
Philena shares a birth date with Watson, so possibly they were twins. A stone “M. Townsend” with only 1848 inscribed
on it found at the Friends
Cemetery
óElizabeth Ellis Hole
(no gravestone found)
Elizabeth Ellis was married to Jonah Hole on March 27, 1822 in Flushing, Belmont County, Ohio. Per the
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy - Vol. IV (1994 reprint) by William Wade Hinshaw, Goshen (Darby
Creek) Monthly Meeting - page 1282 - Elizabeth Hole died July 18, 1843. No
stone has been found for Elizabeth Hole. The Goshen MM record makes reference
for her burial in North Lewisburg.
óHarmon Limes, Jr.
Harmon Limes, Jr., my great-great-great grandfather, was born near
Winchester Frederick County Virginia October 22, 1791 . His parents were Harmon Limes, Sr. and Ann
Burnett. His brothers were William and
Henry. His only known sister, Margaret,
married Joshua Bishop, Jr. and settled in Posey
County , Indiana
Harmon Limes, Jr. married Mary McKee on March 25, 1813 in Frederick County Virginia
The three Limes brothers and their families came to Ohio Frederick County Virginia Walnut Creek Cemetery Perry Township Fayette County , Ohio
Mary McKee Limes moved to Iowa February 8, 1861 . She died May 12, 1864 and was buried at the Indiana Chapel Cemetery
Harmon and Mary Limes’ children were: William, John, James, Joseph, Elizabeth Ann, Margaret
(who died young), Adaline, and Wesley. Wesley
Limes served as a private in the Civil War with the 66th Regiment,
Co. “H” from Champaign County ,
Ohio
Harmon Limes, Jr. served as a Justice of the Peace and was the
first appointed Marshal of (North) Lewisburg in 1844. Also,
he was a member of the school board in (North) Lewisburg.
Harmon Limes appointment of Marshal of the Town of Lewisburg,
July 24, 1844
Harmon Limes, Leicester Ware,
and Abner Winder, Jr.
Selected School Board Directors per Lewisburg Town
Harmon Limes’ Oath of Justice of the Peace dated June 20, 1846 (two pages)
Harmon Limes, Justice of the Peace, witness for R. B Spain
Oath of Mayor of North Lewisburg ,
dated July 21,1846
óJohn G. Sears
“Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the
City of Dayton Montgomery County , Ohio
Pages 842 - 858 Samuel Sears to William F.
Wollenhaupt”
“… John
G. Sears and Elizabeth Winder were married in Champaign County Montgomery
County North
Lewisburg , the farm being situated in the three counties of Champaign Logan Union . Their house was a station on the "underground
railroad" for many years before the war, and they assisted many slaves on
their road to liberty. Samuel Sears remembers several instances of escaping
slaves, one case, in particular, where dogs were used in tracking fugitives,
the hounds tracing them to his father's house.
John G. Sears died on the above-mentioned farm in 1850, his widow
remaining on the farm until 1866, when she gave up her home and lived the rest
of her life with her children, being with a daughter in Cleveland , Ohio
óAbner & Hope (Ballinger) Winder and Thomas & Hannah
(Wildman) Winder
History of Logan County Ohio
“SETH S. WlNDER, farmer; P.
O., North Lewisburg ; was born December 11, 1841 . His
father, Thomas Winder, was born Dec 24, 1804 , in Ross Co.,
Ohio Pennsylvania Sept. 12, 1802 .
By this union there were ten children. Seth S. was reared amidst all the
influences of a primal but progressive farming district. He received a common
school education, spend six months in the High School, besides one term at
Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. Returning home he again entered upon his
father's farm, remaining with him until he was 27 years of age, when he married
Maggie A. Linville, who was a native of Champaign Co., and whose parents J. H.
Linville and Ann (Pennington) Linville were respected settlers of that county.
The subject of our sketch now possesses a farm of 108 acres, well watered, very
productive and adapted also to the raising of stock. He has two children-Aldina
born Sept. 28, 1873 ,
and Seneca, Jan. 23, 1879 .
The Winders have always been among the first to promote and encourage all those
improvements which are necessary to the advancement, growth and ultimate wealth
of any community. Being Quakers they partake of the integrity and industry so
characteristic of that sect, and their excellent and valuable farms are fitting
tributes to industry and perseverance. Thomas
Winder is still living, a hale old man of 76. Time has dealt lightly with
him and to-day he enjoys the robust health which a long life of temperance and
happiness, together with honest toil naturally gives a man. On every hand he
beholds his sons, progress and influential farmers. Our Edward Winder has done
much to increase the reputation of the county as a breeder of fine wool sheep.”
Page 682, Vol. XVII, 1864 - Friends’
Review” “—at the residence of her daughter, near North Lewisburg, O.,
on the 3rd of 1st month, 1864, Hope Winder, aged nearly 78 years, and elder of Goshen Monthly
Meeting, Ohio.” “Her home was often the
resting place of the gospel messenger…”
Thomas Winder
married a second time following the death of his wife, Hannah Winder, on January
4, 1875 . He married Adaline
D. Limes Winder, the widow of his brother, Aaron Winder.
“No. 6771, Vol. D., page 1, Union County , Ohio Ohio Union County
Aaron and his widow, Adaline D. Limes
Winder (later Winder Ballinger Dailey) are buried at the Butcher Cemetery Tallman Street North Lewisburg .
Some census records:
Jessie Blackburn,
age 5, female, born in Ohio Pennsylvania Ohio Ohio
Cole, John and Emily, and
Joseph Fell – 1870 U. S. Census – Series M593, Roll 1234, Page 300, line 18,
Zane Township, Logan County, Ohio (per HeritageQuest):
John W. Cole, age 52, occupation – farmer, $3,100 value of real
estate and $625 value of personal estate, birthplace – Pennsylvania; Emily, age
41, keeping house, birthplace – Pennsylvania; Mary A., age 28, birthplace –
Ohio; Susan B., age 26, birthplace – Ohio; and Joseph W. Fell, age 77, retired
farmer, $2,300 value of real estate and $7,000 value of personal estate,
birthplace – Pennsylvania. (Joseph W.
Fell was Emily’s father.)
Dickerson, Susan V.,
daughter of Thomas and Hannah (Harrison) Dickerson – U. S. Census – Series
M653, Roll 942, Page 18, Lewisburg, Champaign County, Ohio (per HeritageQuest):
Thomas Dickerson, age 30, occupation – wagon maker, value of real
estate $400 and $100 value of personal estate, birthplace – Ohio; Hannah, age
28, Mary L., age 7, Sarah L, age 5, John F., age 3, and Susan, age 2. All listed as having been born in Ohio.
Gidley, Isaac M. – 1850 U. S.
Isaac M. Gidley, age 25, occupation carpenter, birthplace – New York Ohio Ohio
Hirst, Alpheus .
– 1850 U. S.
Alpheus Hirst, age 25, occupation carpenter, birthplace Ohio Ohio Ohio
Hutchinson, John and Jane
– 1860 U S. Census – M653, Roll 942, page 19, line 9, Lewisburg, Champaign
County, Ohio, (per HeritageQuest):
John Hutchinson (spelled Hutchison), age 75, occupation – farmer,
$2,300 value of real estate and $100 value of personal estate, birthplace – New
Hampshire; Jane, age 64, born in England.
Limes, Harmon – 1860 U. S.
Harmon Limes, age 68, occupation – boot and shoemaker, $500 value
of real estate and $300 value of personal estate, birthplace – Virginia; Mary
Limes, age 53, birthplace - Virginia.
Pim, Caroline S. – 1880
U. S. Census – Series T-9, Roll 1073, page 199, line 30, Village of Richwood,
Claibourne Twp., Union County, Ohio (per Heritagequest)
Caroline S. Pim, age 75, boarding, birthplace – New York; James
Cutler, head of household, age 49, occupation – banker, birthplace – Ohio;
L.P., age 35, wife, keeping house, birthplace – Pennsylvania; Lalla R. Cutler,
age 10, adt. daughter, birthplace – Ohio
Swayne, Maria T. – 1880 U.
S. Census – Series T-9, Roll 998, page 330, line 16 - Lewisburg, Champaign
County, Ohio (per HeritageQuest):
Maria T. Swayne,
widow, age 74, keeping house, birthplace – Virginia Ohio
Townsend, William and
Emily – 1850 U. S. Census – Series M432, Roll
665, Page 256, line 2, Lewisburg, Rush Township, Ohio
William Townsend, age 25, occupation – carpenter, $300 value of
real estate, birthplace – Ohio Pennsylvania Ohio
Vail, John, doctor, 1860
U.S. Census – Series M653, Roll 1000, page 240, line 26, Zane Township, Logan
County, Ohio, (per HeritageQuest):
John Vail, age 58, occupation – physician, $8,000 value of real
estate and $1,800 value of personal estate; Esther, age 44, Phebe, age 25,
housework, Orpha, age 25 (?), school teacher; John, age 18; Samuel, age 15; James,
age 10; Orian, age 3; Rubin R, age 11/12, all born in Ohio.
Winder, Abner, 1850 U. S.
Census – Series M432, Roll 665, page 258A, line 24, Lewisburg, Champaign
County, Ohio, (per Ancestry.com)
Abner Winder, age 36, occupation – manufacturer, value of real
estate, $5,000, birthplace – Ohio; Rebecca, age 34, birthplace – Iowa (sp?),
Hester A., age 11, birthplace – Ohio; Samuel G., age 9, birthplace – Ohio;
Joseph, age 7, birthplace – Ohio, Phenius, age 4, birthplace – Ohio (dumb); and
Sarah Shank, age 22, birthplace – Ohio.
Winder, Joshua, 1860 U.S.
Census – Series M653, Roll 1000, page 224, line 5, Zane Township, Logan County,
Ohio, (per HeritageQuest):
Joshua Winder, age 48, occupation – farmer, $3,500 value of real
estate and $800 value of personal estate, birthplace – Ohio; Mary, age 44, birthplace – Virginia; George,
age 9, birthplace – Ohio; Amanda Apple, age 35, housework, birthplace – Ohio;
Olive Engham (sp?), age 18, housework, birthplace – Ohio; and Jacob Critz, age
22, farmhand, birthplace – Ohio.
Winder, Thomas and
Hannah, 1870 U. S. Census – Series M593, Roll 1234, Page 301, line 39, Zane
Township, Logan County, Ohio (per HeritageQuest):
Thomas Winder, age 65, occupation – farmer, $16,415 value of real
estate and $1,780 value of personal estate, birthplace – Ohio; Hannah, age 67,
keeping house, birthplace – Virginia; Mary Wildman, age 56, domestic servant,
birthplace – Ohio; Minnie Ervin, age 18, domestic servant, birthplace – Canada;
George Randolph, age 19, farm laborer, birthplace – Ohio.
In the 1870 Census, North Lewisburg
is listed as the Post Office for Zane
Township Logan County , Ohio
Notes about spouses not
buried at the Friends
Cemetery
Edwin J. Brown – husband
of Lydia
Edwin
J. Brown was the son of Joel Brown and Mary Joliff, per page 175 of the Fell
Family History Book. His first marriage
was to Lydia Ann Fell on September
2, 1852 . Lydia Ann Fell was born July 16, 1834 to Joseph and Ann Lamborn Fell.
She died on June 11, 1863
and was buried at the Friends (Quaker) Cemetery in North
Lewisburg , Champaign
County , Ohio
Per
the 1900 Census, Edwin J. Brown had been married to Theresa for 30 years.
Edwin
J. Brown and Lydia Ann Fell Brown had the following children, per the Fell
Family History Book:
Marshall Rudolphus Brown - born September 3, 1853
Robert Emmet Brown - born December 9, 1856
William Brown - born August 25, 1858 and died August 28, 1858
Joseph Ellsworth Brown - born May 31, 1861 and died June 4, 1863
Therisa (AKA Theresa) Moffit
Brown, Edwin J. Brown's second wife, died on January 20, 1923 and is also buried at the Mount Tabor
Cemetery
John W. Cole – second
husband of Emily Fell Townsend:
In 1900, John W. Cole was living in Zane Township Logan County September 2, 1917 . Her parents were John Cole and Carolina
Foster. John W., his first wife Carolina Mount Mariah
Cemetery Zane Township Logan County , Ohio
Alpheus Hirst died on May 12, 1863 and was buried alone at the Springdale Cemetery Cedar County , Iowa
Alpheus
Hirst was born on January
29, 1826 and died on May 12, 1863 . He married Esther Harvey Fell in 1847. They
were residing in North Lewisburg , Champaign County , Ohio February
15, 1826 and died on September
2, 1851 . Her parents were Joseph Fell and Ann Lamborn Fell. Esther
Harvey Fell Hirst was buried at the Friends (Quaker) Cemetery in North Lewisburg , Champaign
County , Ohio
Two children are listed:
Anna
Maria Hirst: born March 19,
1848 m. William Bremner
Elizabeth
Jane Hirst: born March 9,
1851 m. Phillip J. Bowerman
Levi Townsend – husband of Mary Watson Townsend:
Levi Townsend –
Born: August 26, 1799 – Died: July 29, 1881 - was buried at the Mount Carmel
Cemetery, Kennard, Champaign County, Ohio.
