Notes

Note for: Susan Spencer, 31 Oct 1810 - 11 Mar 1896 Index

Burial:
     Date:   13 Mar 1896
     Place:   Buried Spencer Cemetery, Sheridan, In

Notes

Note for: Thomas Spencer, 1762 - 1845 Index

Burial:
     Date:   1845
     Place:   Buried Ohio

Note:   Name Suffix: Jr.

Notes

Note for: Elizabeth Perkins, 15 Sep 1773 - 5 Sep 1846 Index

Burial:
     Date:   7 Sep 1846
     Place:   Buried Spencer Cemetery, Sheridan, In

Note:   [Barron.FBK]
[barron.ged]
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 10, Ed. 1, Tree #3881, Date ofImport
: Sep 11, 1999]
Most of this information on the Spencers came from Bobbi re
searching her ggggrandfather, Andrew. 1997

Notes

Note for: Unknown McCauley, WFT Est 1777-1812 - WFT Est 1803-1891 Index

Note: Name Suffix: Mr.

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Note for: Mary Moffett, ABT 1652 - DEAD Index

Source note: BIBLIOGRAPHY:

"Nicholas County WV History 1985" pp.131, 132
Norman, Don, "Descendants of John Mcclung"
1860, 1870 Nicholas County WV census

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Note for: Thomas BAKER, 29 Sep 1618 - 30 Apr 1700 Index

Note: thomas baker came from hothfield kent england .records show his wife tamsen (thomasine was buried 10-2-1614-15 .record also shows thomas was baptised 12 daysafter is birth documated in family diary.thomas left england and arrived in easthampyon in 1639.thomas was one of the 6 founders of milford being on public record on the 29 november 1639, on the first page of the towns records, allowed to be free planters , having for the the present liberty to act in the choyce ofofficers for the carrying on of public affayers in this plantation . the milford church gathered at new haven august 22-1639 and shortly after the settlers took their way through the woods to milford ,and being withoput the juridictionof any town or colony , they proceded to organize a little self-governing republic ..thomas was amember of the church and qualified to take part in the communion service ,and had contributed to the purchase of the land and the exspenceof the settling plantation. a meeting house was built in 1641. it had special seats for the guards and a place near them for their muskets. the men sat apartfrom the women, and there was a gallery for the slaves .thomas,s house was lot10 on the plantation of 1646. a corner lotdiagonally acrossthe street from thefirst congrgational church.

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Note for: Thomasine TEMSEN, - buried 10-2-1614 Index

Note: records show tamsen(thomasine wife of thomas is recorded in the parish registerof hothfield and the transcript of that register at canterbury the hothfield church being st margaret's which was rebuilt by john fogge in the reign of edward iv

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Note for: David Hamrick, 22 May 1760 - 12 Jul 1839 Index

Note: David was born in Price William County, Virginia; served 3 years in the Revolutionary War; married in Halifax County, Virginia; moved to Pittsylvania County, Virginia and in 1816 to Clinton County, Ohio.
1777 enlisted for service in Virginia. David was in the Calvery under "light Horse" Henry Lee. He joined the service for three years and was promoted to Corporal. Revolutionary War Records Virginia Section III (21) Virginia Military Land Warrants #6313 Hambrick, David Corp, 3 years. Daniel Flowerree, assnee. Patentee: Daniel Flowerree;
Land office Ohio; Document# 2630 Title Authority: Virginia Military Warrant date 7/20/1798 Total Acres 1100.00 survey 4/13/1797 Access Number OH1890_.309 Remarks: James Bailey, Dawson Burgess, Samuel Cox, & David Hamrick.