Harrison County, Ohio - Chapter with an unread heading (no. 9 of those read), 1900 (part 1 of 9)

Chapter with an unread heading (no. 9 of those read)

This clnirch is the oldest religious organization in Archer township and one of the oldest Presbyterian churches in Harrison county. The congregation has had four different preaching places or buildino- sites since the church was set off from that of Beech Spring. The first of these was at the house of William Barnhill, then standing on section four. The second location, and site of the first church building, was on the northwest quarter of section eight; the third, on the southwest quarter of section seventeen; and the present building, on the southwest quarter of section twenty-three, near the village of Hanover.

The following history of Ridge Church is condensed from an Anniversary Discourse, delivered by its pastor. Rev. Robert Herron, D. D., at the church on December 13, 1873 (printed at Uhrichsville, Ohio, 1874):

The importance of having a continuous history of this church on record engaged the attention of the session early in the present pastorate. The importance ol' this was the more manifest from the fact that all the first records, both of the session and the congregation, were lost or mislaid, so that they could not be reached. This solicitude on the part of the session led to the adoption of the following resolution, which is taken from the records of the session of Ridge Church, Sept, 36, 1851:

"According to the foregoing action of the Session, I have talcen considerable pains to collect and arrange, in a historical form, all the facts relating to this church. T regret, however, that after liaving written to the Stated

Clerks of the Presbyteries of Ohio and Steubenville, I am unable to ascertain how many persons were organized into a church here, or who were the ruling elders at the time of its organization."

The report was then presented, containing a historical sketch of this church, drawn from such information as could be gleaned from tradition, in the memory of a few of the older persons yet living among us; from congregational records commencing with the year 1835, and from sessional records commencing in the year 1842, which will be made the basis of our historical sketch, until the commencement of the present pastorate.

The Eidge Church, under the direction of Divine Providence, owes its existence to the following circumstances: The boundary of Beech Spring on the west extended for a considerable distance down the valleys of Stillwater and Connotton creeks. Hence, those members of this church found that their regular attendance upon the means of grace dispensed in the church where they worshipped Avas attended with great inconvenience. This fact induced them to ask the congregation to give their consent for their pastor, Eev. Dr. John Rea, to come and preach statedly among them a portion of the time. To this request the congregation readily assented. The pastor, with a self denial and zeal in his Master's service, by which his long ministerial life was characterized, cheerfully came to break unto them the bread of life eternal. The extent of this self denial can be learned, partially, it is true, by reflecting on the fact that every time he visited this part of his charge, he travelled from home a distance of from ten to twelve miles, over roads new and poorly made, in a broken country. Dr. Eea's labors commenced in this way in the spring of 1810, and continued until the spring of 1817, a period of seven years. The proportion of time which Dr. Eea spent in this manner cannot be satisfactorily ascertained; but it is judged to have been about one-fourth of it, during this period.

He commenced his labors by preaching in the house of Mr. William Barnhill, on the farm now owned by Mr. John Reed, on the road leading from Smithficld to the road leading from Cadiz to Congress Furnace, and four miles from the point of intersection with it where the church now stands. He preached and administered the ordinances of religion, alternating this place occasionally with other dwelling-houses for a few years, when it was deemed advisable by the parent congregation to settle upon some place for holding their public services. Accordingly, a location was selected on the iNew Rumley and Cadiz road, on the farm now owned by Mr. John Lisle, three miles north of Cadiz. There they erected a house of worship, in which they were accustomed to assemble dnring the remainder of Dr. Rea's ministrations among them. This bniVling - a logcabin - was, doubtless, of small proportions, and of hum'' nretension-*, .yet it would sustain a favorable comparison with the dw. ngs of those

The Providence of God appeared to indicate in the spring of 1817, that this society should be left without the stated means of grace, by Dr. Rea's withdrawal from them. Dr. Eea proposed to the people, now respectable in numbers, that they should covenant with God, and witli one another, that they would remain united together, whatever should befall. This agreement was made by the whole body holding up their right hands. Thus ended Dr. Kea's official connection with the germ of the Eidge Church. . . .

A Presbyterian church was now about to be organized in Cadiz, and it was believed that if this society should continue to assemble in its present place of worship, it would stand in the way of that church's progress. This consideration prompted removal from this spot to another, on the northeast corner of the farm of John Endsley, Sr., now owned by his grandson, John E. McPeck. Here a tent was set up, and around it the people were accustomed to assemlile for Divine worship.

The society now felt the necessity of assuming an organized form, as a Presbyterian church. In order to do this, they presented a petition to the Presbytery of Ohio, whose boundary extended thus far westward. This petition was favorably regarded by the Presbytery, and a committee, consisting of Revs. Messrs. Snodgrass and Clark was appointed to visit the field, and organize a church if the way were found to be clear. The committee discharged their duty, and organized the Ridge Pr'esbyterian church, on the 17th day of October, 1818.

The Synod of Pittsburgh ordered the organization of the Presbytery of Steiibenville previously to this committee's reporting to the Presl)yt»ry of Ohio, as to their action in the premises. This resulted in placing the name of the Ridge church on the roll of the churches of the Presbytery of Steubenville, without its being found on the roll of churches of the Presbytery of Ohio.

The organization continued to worship in this vicinity, occup3'ing private houses and barns for two years, when they removed their place of worship to the village of Hanover, where they erected a tent for ])rcaching purposes, north of where the Methodist church now stands. They met here, and in adjacent dwelling houses, for devotional purposes until February, 1833. But not finding this an eligible site on which to build a permanent house of worship, they secured, by purchase, two acres of ground from Mr. George Hospelhorn. One of these was used for building purposes, and the other was appropriated to burial uses.

At a meeting of the congregation held March 15th, 1823, it was resolved to proceed at once to erect a house of worship, and a tent. The house was for use on inclement Sabbaths, and the tent was to be occupied in favorable weather. The house was to be built fifty feet long by thirty wide, with a story twelve feet high. The tent was to be built eicrht feet lone and six feet wide, and be weatherboarded.

This church building was completed and occupied by the congregation in the latter part of the following year. No doubt the work went forward as rapidly as the means of the people could drive it onward, as their number was small, and their resources limited.

This church nov/ became united with the church of Cadiz as one pastoral charge. They unitedly called Eev. Donald Mcintosh to become their pastor, giving to each part one-half his ministerial labors. The salary promised him from this branch of his charge was two hundred dollars: one-half cash, and the other half in produce, at the following rates - wheat, fifty cents per bushel; rye and corn, each thirty-three cents per bushel. The grain was to be delivered to Mr. Matthew Mc- Cov, Cadiz, Ohio, with whom Mr. Mcintosh boarded, being an unmarried man. The writer of this paper has in his possession a book, in which the following note is inscribed, by Mr. John Morrison Forsythe : "The Eeverend Donald Mcintosh, this 9th day of February, 1833, began liis heavy labors in Archer township. It shall be said of this man, and that one, that he Avas born there." Mr. Mcintosh was regularly installed pastor over this united charge; and from a communication sent to the trustees of this congregation, it appears that he also had charge of an academy for two }^ears, when he resigned it, in order that he might devote himself entirely to his ministerial work.

Mr. Mcintosh's care of this charge continued until 1826, when failing health required his resignation, in order to admit his travelling southward. Mr. Mcintosh is remembered as an accomplished scholar and an instructive preacher. He died soon after in East India.

Rev. John McArthur became pastor of the same united charge in the year 1828. Mr. McArthur was regarded by his co-presbyters as a thorough scholar, and well-skilled in the doctrines of the holy Scriptures; a faithful expositor of God's word, and an acceptable and instructive preacher.

Mr. McArthur was born in Washington county, New York, March 25th, 1803. He graduated in Jefferson College, at Canonsburg, Pa., in 1825; studied theology under the Presbytery of New Lisbon, and was licensed by them in the fall of 1827; married Miss Christina Ann Robertson, daughter of Rev. James Robertson, of CarroUton, Ohio, in the winter of 1829, by whom he had six sons and one daughter. Two sons died in infancy. His wife survived him about seven years,

Mr. McArthur continued in this relation until 1836, when his time was entirely devoted to the Cadiz branch of his charge. The memory of- Mr, McArthur was ever carefully cherished by all who were under his pastoral care. He is believed to have been the instrument in the hand of God in moulding this church in the pattern of sound doctrine and good government.

tion obtained a charter as an incorporated body in the year 1835, by act of the Legislature of Ohio. The incorporators in this act were, "Walter McClintock, Jacob Kichey, Samuel Buchanan, Ealph Atkinson, Jacob Vasbinder, Thomas Day, James L. McLane, James Megaw, John Lyons, George McPeck, John Welsh, Jr., William Lisle, Thomas Albertson, William j\Iiller, and James McCliiitock.'^

Eev. William Doane McCartney became pastor of this church, devoting his entire labors to it, in 1838, and sustained this relation to it until 184:2, when, at his request, the pastoral relation was dissolved.

Mr. McCartney was born in Montrose county. Pa., January 20th, 1806. He made a profession of religion in the Presbyterian church of Derry, Pa., September, 1823; graduated at Washington College, Pa., 1832, and immediately commenced the study of theology in the Western Theological Seminary. He was licensed to preach the gospel by the Presbytery of Washington, April, 1833; and by the same Presbytery he was ordained to the whole work of the ministry, June 27th, 1836.

Mr. McCartney and ]\Iiss Maria Jane Stewart, of Washington county. Pa., were united in marriage, A])ril 25th, 1837. The result of this marriage was four children. One of these, the wife of Mr. D. S. Noble, ruling elder in Wellsville church, survives him, Mrs. McCartney and his other children having preceded him to their heavenly home.

He was called to bear severe afflictions near the close of his life, but the full vigor of his mental powers, and the sustaining grace of the Lord Jesus Christ were with him to the end, and that end was peace. He fell asleep in Jesus near AVellsville, Ohio, July 27th, 1863, and his mortal remains repose in Bethel churchyard, awaiting the resurrection of the just.

Eev. James Cameron became pastor of this church in the year 1844, and sustained that relation until the year 1847, when, at his own request, the pastoral relation was dissolved.

Mr. Cameron was born in the city of Pittsburgh, Pa., June 1st, 1813. He obtained his primary education in the place of his nativity, and graduated at the Jeiferson College, Pa., in the year 1839. Soon after he entered the Western Theological Seminary, where he completed the prescribed course of study, and was licensed to preach the gospel by the Presbytery of Ohio, in the year 1842.

He received and accepted a call from this church to become its pastor, and in the year 1844 the Presbytery of Steubenville ordained and installed him pastor over this church. Two-thirds of his labor were to be given to this church, and the remaining one-third to Centre Unity. His record here is that of an industrious and efficient pastor, who did what he could to extend the interests of this part of the kingdom of the Lord Jesus Christ.

"Messrs. William Patterson and Samuel Buchanan were ordained Euling Elders for the Eidge congregation, by Eev. Mr. Eutherford, April 29th, 1827."

An election was held for Euling Elders, by the congregation, it is believed, in the year 1834, which resulted in the choice of Messrs. James Megaw, Thomas Day, James L. McLane, and John Lyons. They accepted the office, and were ordained and installed by Eev. Mr. McArthur.

On the 20th day of August, 1844, Messrs. Alexander Osburn, Hugh j\lcllravy, and George McKinney were elected Euling Elders by this congregation. Mr. Osburn had formerly been a Euling Elder in Crabapplc church, and therefore only required installation in this church. The other Elders elect were ordained and installed by Eev. Mr. Cameron.

Messrs. Eobert Scott, Samuel Adams, and Samuel Osburn were elected Deacons by the congregation, August 20th, 1844, and were ordained and installed in their office by Eev. Mr. Cameron a few weeks afterwards. Of these, Messrs. Adams and Osburn remain in the discharge of their duties amongst us; but Mr. Scott has fallen asleep, as we believe, in Jesus, and was fully ripe for eternal glory, through the saving grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Thus far we have traced the way along which the Lord led this church in paths which are known to us only as revealed by the pen of the historian, or handed down by tradition. From this time forward we are enabled to speak of things which we ourselves have seen.

The present pastor formed a slight acquaintance with this congregation in the fall of 1847, while preaching a few Sabbaths to relieve a sick friend, Eev. Ephraim Ogden, then temporarily in charge of the congregation. The congregation becoming vacant, he was invited by the congregation at a meeting held June 20th, 1848, to visit them, and if he and they were mutually satisfied, to become their pastor. This invitation was accepted, and his labor in this way commenced on the fifth day of the succeeding July. His ministrations being regarded as satisfactory, a meeting of the congregation was held on the 20th day of September, next, for the purpose of taking the sense of the congregation on that subject, and on the vote being taken, it was unanimously in favor of the candidate's election as pastor, and a call was accordingly made out for two-thirds of his ministerial services, promising him a salary of three hundred dollars a year in half yearly payments. He being a licentiate, under the care of the Presbvtery of Washington, the Preshyterv of Steuhenville gave the congregation permission to prosecute the call before that body. The Presbytery of Washington placed the call in his hands, and it was by him accepted Oetol)er 14th, 1848, whereupon he was dismissed to the Presbytery of Steubenville. . . . Presbytery ordered 111 at the ordination take place at Corinth on the 17th day of the approaching 'N'ovember, and assigned to him Hebrews, xii., 1. . . . The ordination took place according to the order of Presbytery, Eev, Dr. Beatty presiding, asking the constitutional questions, and leadino- in the prayer of ordination.

Presbytery directed that the installation of the pastor elect take place on the 13th of the approaching December, and appointed Rev. Joseph H. Chambers to preside, preach the sermon, and propose the constitutional questions, and Rev. Dr. Brown to deliver the charges to the pastor and people. The installation services took place as directed by Preshyterv, according to the stipulations of the call.

A careful canvass of the church Avas now made by the session of the church, in order to ascertain the strength of its membership. The result of this investigation showed that at that time there were seventv-two persons in fall communion in the church. Several of these were ao-ed and infirm, so that the active working force of the church may be set down as sixty.

Precentors - (Who stood before the people, gave out the lines of the hymn, pitched the tune, and led in singing it) - John Welch, Jr., Hugh Mcllravy, George McKinney, and Samuel Osburn.

John E. McPeck, having withdrawn from the membership of the church, owing to a change of residence, and having now^returned to us, he was elected and installed in this office, October 28th, 1870.

It is proper that in this place there should be given a brief resume of the pastor's labors and successes during the quarter of a century just now closing.

The labors of this time were commenced by giving two-thirds of my time to this church, and the remaining one-third to Centre Unity. This arrangement continued until January 1st, 1864, a period of fifteen years, when this congregation began to occupy my entire time, until the present. The reported number of sermons, of members received, and of baptisms administered, will cover only those pertaining to this congregation.

I have received into full communion in the Eidge church three hundred members. Some of these persons have come to this church on letters of dismissal from other churches of our own order; and a proportion of them have come from other denominations ; but much the larger part of these additions have been made on examination.

I have administered the ordinance of baptism, in the interest of this congregation, to twenty-seven adult persons, and to two hundred and seventy-five infants.

It has been my lot to be present and ofliciate, wholly or in part, at the funerals of one hundred and eighty-five persons. These have, however, not all been in connection with this congregation, nor even with the Presbyierian church.

Nearly two generations of men have passed away since the organization of this church. It is not known that anv one of the oris^inal members is now living.

If we limit our range of vision by the horizon of the last twentyfive years, we find, to-day, in the session of this church but a single member, Mr. John Lyons, Sr., who was in it at that time. Two others, Messrs. Hugh McUravy and George McKinney, are believed to be yet living, in other localities.

To-da}'-, there are but fifteen living members in connection with us, who were members of this church at the commencement of the present pastorate, and who have retained their membership in it until the present time.

present year she has sent forth a colony of thirty persons to form a church in tlie neighboring viUage of Fairview, on the P., C. & St. L. Railway, called Buchanan Chapel. And still are left one hundred and fifty active workers in the cause of Christ, besides a few fathers and mothers in Israel, who linger among us to bless us with their counsels and prayers. The congregation is free of debt, and owns a substantial and convenient brick house of worship.

Part Second

Tlie first measure providing for the establishment and maintenance of government by the United States in the territory nortliwest of the Ohio river, was an ordinance passed by Congress on April 23, 1784. The ordinance "was reported by a committee of which Thomas Jefferson was chairman, and contained a clause prohibiting slavery in the territory after the year 1800. This provision, however, was stricken out before the ordinance was finally passed. The only important result accoml)lished under the first ordinance was the beginning of the survey of the territorial lands.

Congress, having purchased from the Indians at the treaty of Fort Stanwix, October 27, 1784, whatever title the Six Nations had to lands in the valley of the Ohio, now sought to provide for the survey and disposal of the same; and on May 20, 1785, was passed, "An Ordinance for Ascertaining the Mode of Disposing of Lands in the Western Territory." This ordinance provided that a surveyor should be appointed from each State.

On May 27th Congress chose as surveyors: Nathaniel Adams, New Hampshire; Eufus Putnam, Massachusetts; Caleb Harris, Rhode Island; "'Ailliam ]\Iorris, New York; Adam Hoopes, Pennsylvania; James Simpson, Maryland; Alexander Parker, Virginia; Absalom Tatum, North Carolina; William Tate, South Carolina; and on July 18th, Isaac Sherman, Connecticut. Benjamin Tupper was appointed Instead of Rufus Putnam from Massachusetts, as the latter Avas then surveying lands in Maine, and could not serve. Caleb Harris and Nathaniel Adams having resigned. Col. Ebenezer Sproat and Winthrop Sargent were chosen in their places.

The surveyors were to divide the territory into townships, six miles square. The first north and south line was to begin on the Ohio river, at a point due north from the western terminus of a line that had been run at the southern boundary of Pennsylvania; and the first east and west line was also to begin at the same point.

It was provided that as soon as seven ranges of townships had been surveyed, the Geographer should transmit the plats of the same to the Board of the Treasury. The Secretary was then to take by lot a number of townships and fractional townships, both of those to be sold entire and of those to be sold in lots, such as would be equal to one-seventh part of the whole seven ranges, for the use of officers and soldiers of the Continental army.

The survey was begun in July, 1780, under the management of Thomas Hutchins, the Geographer of the United States. He started on the Pennsylvania line at the north bank of the Ohio river, and first ran a line west through Columbiana and Carroll counties, now known as the "Geographer's Line," a distance of fortj-two miles, setting a post each mile. Every six miles was a township corner, and from these corners the south lines were run to the Ohio river, and the north lines to the southern boundary of the Connecticut, or Western Reserve. Hutchins began numbering sections at the southeast corner of the township, which was called section 1, thence north to the northeast corner, which was section 6. Section 7 began at the bottom again, west of section 1, end the numbers were carried up to section 36, which was in the north- Avest corner. In Charles Whittlesey's tract on the "Surveys of the Public Lands in Ohio," it is stated that this is the first application in the history of land surveys, of the rectangular system of lots in squares of one mile, with meridian lines and corner posts at each mile, where the number of the section, town, and range was put on the witness trees in letters and figures. This system of numbering was followed in the survey of the Ohio Company's lands about Marietta, and in the Symmes Purchase. It was changed to the present system in 1799, by which the numbering of the sections begins in the northeast corner of the township, and proceeds alternately from east to west, and thence west to east.

ricres; the second ordinance, in smaller tracts, of one million. Under the last ordinance, the contract of the Ohio Company, on the ]\Iuskingnm, and that of Judge Symmes and his associates, between the Miamis, were made, the former for two millions, the latter for one million acres. By a subsequent ordinance, passed in May, 1785, seven ranges of townships, each six miles square, were surveyed westward from the Ohio river and the Pennsylvania line, which were divided and offered for sale, in quarter tovrnships ; first at Pittsburgh, and afterwards in Philadelphia. Harrison county lies between the western lines of Eanges three and seven, its townships thus being included in the four western ranges.

In May, 1796, an act was passed by Congress, directing the Surveyor General to cause the public lands to be divided into townships of six miles square; and one-half of these townships, taking them alternately to be divided into sections of one mile square, and the residue into ouarter townships of three miles square. In the year 1800, another law was passed, ordering a portion of these lands to be subdivided, and sold in half sections, of three hundred and twenty acres. When this law came into operation, land offices were established at Cincinnati, Chillicothe, IVfarietta, and Steubenville, and a large quantity of the richest and most productive soil was brought into the market.

Before that time, the tracts of land offered for sale by the Government were so large that men of limited means were unable to purchase. The smallest tract that could be bought was a section, containing six hundred and forty acres. Under this arrangement, most of the lands in the present townships of Short Creek, Athens, Green, and Cadiz were entered by the section: thus indicating that the first comers were men of more than ordinary means or enterprise. Although the later provision for the accommodation of the settler of limited means was of much importance, 3^et it was not sufficiently so as to advance the settlement of the Territory with much rapidity. But an act passed at a subsequent session of Congress which ordered the sections and half sections to be subdivided and offered for sale in quarter sections (IfiO acres), at two dollars per acre, on a credit of four years, was of vastly more importance; as it enabled thousands to become landowners who otherwise must have remained tenants; and it thus encouraged and increased emigration to the western country.

Tlie Act of Mny 18, 1796, (First Statute at Large, 464), and the Act of May 10, 1800 (Second Statutes ai Lai-ge, 72), provide, in substance, for the sale of pu])lic lands to the highest bidder, one-fourth of the purchase monej'' to be paid at tht' time of sale, one-fourth within two years, one-fourth within three years, and the remaining one-fourth within four years from date of sale. The Act of March 2, IS?! (Third Statutes at Large, 612) provides for the relief of purchasers of the public land, where the purchase was made prior to July 1, 1820, and they had been unable to comply with the provisions of the previous act.

Tn all credit sales patented jirior to the passage of this relief act, it is safe to assume that the purchase was made within the four or five vears preceding the patent. Cash entries, as a rule, Avere made from six months to two years prior to the date of patenting, although in the case of a few suspended entries, this rule would not apply.

Hence, as a general rule, all patents issued for lands in Harrison coimty prior to 1821 (and many during the next four or five years after 1821), bear a date from four to five years later than the date of the original entry and settlement of the land.

In the descriptions of lands given in the following list, the words, "section," "township," and "range" have been omitted, and are to be understood as following the three numbers describing the location of the respective tracts. For instance, "all 6.9.4" means "all of section 6, township 9, range 4," which would locate the tract as section number 6 in Short Creeiv township. "^Y^^-^ SW 6.9.4 means, "the Avest half of the ionthwest quarter of section 6, township 9, range 4," which would locate :he tract as eighty acres of section number 6 in Short Creek township. A section of land comprises 640 acres, the common subdivisions of ft'hich are half sections (containing 320 acres), of which there may be the uorth half, the west half, the south half, or the east half; quarter sections, or "qaarters'" (containing 160 acres), of which there may be the northeast (NE) quarter, the northwest (X W) quarter, the southwest (SW) quarter, and the southeast (SE) quarter, as well as adjoining halves of two adjoining quarters; eighth sections, or "eighties" (containing eio-hty acres), of which there may be the north half of the northeast quarter (NVi NE), west half of the northeast quarter (WVa 'NE), etc., east half of the northwest quarter (E'/i NW), etc., east half of the south-

U'est quarter (E^/4 SW), etc., south half of the southeast quarter (S'/4 SE), etc., as "well as any two adjoining or cornering half-eighties; and sixteenth-sections, or "forties" (containing forty acres), of which there may bo the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter (NW NE), etc., and so on through sixteen different descriptions, as well as any two adjoining or cornering twenty acre tracts which taken together comprise forty acres. If will be remembered that there are thirty-six sections in a township, the numbering beginning with the section in the southeast corner, which is numbered one, and proceeding thence north to the section in the northeast corner of the township, which is numbered six, thence beginmng again on the south line of the township with the section adjoining number one on the west, which is numljered seven, and proceeding north to section tAvelve; and so on; the section in the northwest corner of each numerical township being numbered thirty-six. The different numerical townships and ranges of Harrison county correspond with the geographical names of the different townships as follows:

Sections 1, 2, and 3, 7,8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 25, 20, 27, 31, 32, and 33 form the east three-fourths of Wheeling township, Belmont county (adjoining Short Creek township, Harrison county, on the south), in which are located Craba^ple and Unity '^ churches.

Sections 5, 6, 11, 12, 17, 18, 23, 24, 29 (excepting the northwest eighty acres), and 30 (excepting the west 160 acres) form the south two-fifths of German township.

23, and east fourth of section 30 and of north half of 29 form part of the south one-third of Rumley township. Township 12, Eange 5 : Sections 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, and the east fourth of sections 25, 26, and 27 form part of the north twothirds of Eumley township.

Sections 24, 30, 36, and the north portion of sections 23, 29, and 35 form part of the southwest corner of Monroe township. Township 13, Eange 6 : Sections 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, and 15 form the northwest portion of North township.

Sections 6, 12, and ]8, and the north portion of sections 5, 11, and 17 form part of southwestern portion of Monroe township. The remainder of township 13.7 lies in Tuscarawas county. Township 14, Eange 7: Sections 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, and 15 form the northwest portion of Monroe township.

Nathaniel Gillmor, assignee of James Wright, SE 24.12.7, Jan. 1, 1811. Nathaniel Gilmer, assignee of James Wright, assignee of David Moody, E^l.

Samuel Hedges, assignee of John Caldwell, who was assignee of Robert Mc- Laughlin, admr. of James McLaughlin, dec'd, SW 30.10.5, May 15, 1822.

March 21, 1832. Thomas Nickle, Guernsey county, E^o NW 22.11.7, Oct. 10, 1831. John Nichodemus, Frederick county, Md., assignee of Thomas McCausten, all

Adam Abel and Rachel Wagner, Aug. 11, 1829, by John Gruber, J. P. John Abel and Elizabeth Shick, June 10, 1827, by John Wagner, J. P. John Abel and Sarah Ann Abel, Oct. 29, 1837, by John Wagner, J. P. Elias Ackerman and Elizabeth Shades, Dec. 1, 1830, by Rev. John Crom. Baldwin Adams and Eleanor Brock, Jan. 18, 1820, by Desberry Johnson, Esq. George Adams and Milly Hitchcock, Dec. 24, 1835, by John McArthur, V. D. M. James Adams and Elizabeth Cope, Dec. 16, 1824, by Phineas Inskeep, J. P. James Adams and Nancy McDowell, Nov. 30, 1826, by William Wallace, V. D. M. Joshua Adams and Jane Brown, Dec. 14, 1835, by Rev. James C. Taylor. Samuel Adams and Jane Stewart, Aug. 30, 1833, by John McArthur, V. D. M. William Adams and Elizabeth Clark, March 7, 1825, by Rev. James Roberts. Willian^ H. Ady and Rebecca Ady. Aug. 13, 1828, by John Heberling, J. P. George Albaugh and Betsy Amraons, Sept. 10, 1829, by John C. Huston, J. P. Solomon Albaugh and Presila Makisan, Nov. 4, 1817, by Martin Guilinger, J. P. William Albaugh and Sarah Thompson, Sept. 18, 1823, by B. W. Veirs, J. P. Thomas Alberson and Fanny Campbell, Jan. 22, 1820, by Robert Maxwell, J. P. Isaac Alexander and Nancy Hurless, Aug. 20, 1822, by John Hurless, J. P. Robert Alexander and Elizabeth Carothers, Dec. 1, 1834, by Richard Campbell. Thomas Alexander and Esther Miller, Nov. 6, 1821, by John Rea. V. D. M. James Allen and Mary Knox, Jan. 9, 1834, by Rev. William Tipton. Ruton Allensworth and Eliza Barnhouse, May, 23, 1838, by John Wagner, J. P. James Allison and Margaret Hervey, Oct. 12, 1815, by John Rea, V. D. M. Ephraim Allwood and Elizabeth Salsbury, July 15, 1824, by John Wagner, J. P. Peolia Alwood, and Mary Ann Salsbury, June 20, 1826, by Rev. Jacob Winter. Daniel Amies and Mary Thornburg, Feb. 11, 1826, by John Wagner, J. P. Philip N. Amiss and Edna Basyn, July 19, 1830, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. William Aims and Precilla Shultz, Aug. 26, 1828, by John Wagner, J. P. Alexander Amspoker and Mary Lyons, Jan. 27, 1831, by John Rea, V. D. M. John Amspoker and Catlierine Bay, Oct. 4, 1827, by John Rea, V. D. M. Samuel Amspoker and Ellen Bell, May 5, 1840, by Rev. Alexander Wilson, Benjamin Anderson and Agnes Love, Aug. 31, 1826, by John Walker, J. P. Geoi-ge W. Anderson and Jane Pritchard, Oct. 8, 1840, by James Kerr, V. D. T.I. Grafton Anderson and Mary Henry, April 24, 1832, by Silvanus Lamb, J. P. Harmon Anderson and Mary Ann White, July 25, 1839, by Samuel Lewis, J. P. Jacob Anderson and Lavina Field, May 7, 1835, by William Arnold, J. P. James Anderson and Lavina Carrick, Feb. 21, 1822, by John Rea, V. D. M. James T. Anderson and Mariah Lindsley, Nov. 6, 1838, by James Evans, J. P. John Anderson and Maria Young, Sept. 17. 1S22, by Phineas Inskeep, J. P.

John W. Anderson and Rachel Grubb, Nov. 16, 1826, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Samuel W. Anderson and Matilda Tipton, Feb. 20, 1837, by David Finnicum,

J. P. William Anderson and Jane Frier, Feb. IS, 1834, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. William Anderson and Matilda Wagstaff, Nov. 28, 1837, by William Taggart,

V. D. M. Barton Andrews and Rachel Barrett, April 2, 1815, by Rev. James Roberts. Charles Andrews and Jane Glasgow, Sept. 8, 1831, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. David Andrews and Mary Ramsey, Dec. 20, 1820, by John Rea, V. D. M. Hazel Andrews and Martha Archbole, March 21, 1816, by Thomas Fisher, J. P. Jeremiah Andrews and I-ibby Archbold, Aug. 5, 1813, by William Barnhill, J. P. Charles Angel and Eva Muntz, May 19, 1822, by John V/agner, J. P. Lsrael Angel and Nancy Hardner, Feb. 1, 1818, by John Rinehart. John Anguis and Sarah Cook, Nov. 14, 1820, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Benjamin Ankrim and Nancy Race, March 22, 1832, by Robert Pittis, J. P. James Ankrum and Susanna Auld, Nov. 3, 1836, by William Wallace, V. D. M. John W. Ankrim and Margaret Hamilton, Nov. 25, 1830, by William Wallace,

V. D. M. Benjamin Antrim and Elizabeth Merit, April 12, 1825, by Silvanus Lamb, J. P. David Arbaugh and Susanna Long, Feb. 19, 1837, by Rev. Abraham Keller. James Arbuthnot and Eliza Armstrong, Dec. 29, 1823, by Salmon Cowles,

V. D. M. Thomas Armstrong and Elizabeth Patter£,on, Oct. 29, 1833, by Rev. Jacob Coon. Jacob Arnda and Caty Miller, Feb. 8, 1818, by Martin Guilinger. James Arndt and Sarah McGlintock, Nov. 20, 1817, by Rev. John Rea, George Arnold and Rachel Walker, March 11, 1840, by William Boggs, J. P. John W. Arnold and Elizabeth Davis, Oct. 3, 1834, by William Arnold, J. P. John Arnold and Nancy Galbraith, June 17, 1836, by William Arnold, J. P. Solomon Arnold and Barbara Stonebrook, Oct. 29, 1820, by Jacob Tope, J. P. William Arnold and Miss Jane Hoyt, May 17, 1831, by Rev. William Tipton. Daniel Ashbaugh and Christence Ann Little, Sept. 20, 1838, by George Shaffer,

J. P. Anthony Asher and Milly Barks, Aug. 8, 1816, by William Wyckoff, J. P. Richard Askin and Cynthia Dorsey, Dec. 5, 1837, by Rev. Benjamin Wood. John Askren and .Tulianna Lee, June 5, 1825, by Rev. James Roberts. Samuel Askren and Eliza Worley, Oct 13, 1822, by Rev. James Roberts. David M. Atherton and Eliza Nevitt, Nov. 1, 1821, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Barten Atkison and Margaret Hendricks, Aug. 29, 1839, by William D. Mc- Cartney, V. D. M. David B. Atkinson and Nancy Amanda McCollough, Feb. 22, 1837, by Rev.

Jacob Coon. John Atkinson and Mary F. Ritchey, Dec. 27, 1831, by Rev. Thomas Hanna. John Atkinson and Ann Ross, Feb. 4, 1836, by Rev. Thomas Hanna. Samuel Atkinson and Rebecca Kyle, Dec. 20. 1840, by Joseph Clokey, V. D. M. William Atkinson and Mary Kyle, Jan. 4, 1838, by Rev. Joseph Clokey. Daniel Auld and Jane Auld, March 22, 1839, by Andrew Isaacs. James Auld and Helena Alexander, May 20, 1839, by Andrew Isaacs. John G. Auld and Hannah Marinda Ankrum, Sept. 3, 1835, by William Wallace,

Isaac Barkhnrst and Isabel Moore, May 29, 1833, by Thomas Parkinson, J. P. Jamos Barkhurst and Elizabeth C. Welling, July 29, 18.^0, by William Tii)ton. John Barkhurst and ilebeckah Belch, April 16, 1816, by Paul Preston. Thomas Barkhurst and Susanna Davis, July 13, 1837, by Rev. James C. Taylor. William Barkhurst and Drusilla Tipton, March 12, 1834, by Rev. Aurora Callender. Elisha S. Barlow and Sarah Harris, Jan. 13, 1837, by John Chalfan, J. P, James A. Barnes and Betsy Barnett, Nov. 12, 1815, by Charles Chapman. J. P. John P. Barns and Aby Barnett, Dec. 23, 1820, by William Haverfield, J. P. Levi Barnes and Susan Rogers, April 10, 1823, by Hugh Shotwell, J. P. Richard H. Barnes and Susan J. Dorsey, Oct. 10, 1839, by Rev. J. H. Miller. Jacob Barnhart and Sophia Turner, Feb. 3, 1825, by Alex. Moore, J. P. Hugh Barnhill and Maria Finnicum, Dec. 2, 1830, by Van Brown, J. P. John Barnhill and Mary Thompson, March 16, 1837, by John McArthiir, V. D. M. Francis Barnhouse and Nancy Kelly, Oct. 28, 1828, by Robert Orr, J. P. Jacob Barnhouse and Elizabeth Cane, May 9, 1839, by James Endslcy J. P. John Barnhouse and Ann Kail, Sept. 29, 1831, by John H. Huston, J. P. Peter Barnhouse and Susanna Beckley, June 19, 1825. by John Wagner. J. P. William Barnhouse and Eleanor Holmes, Dec. 28. 1827, by John Rea, V. D. M. William Barnhouse and Mary Graham, Dec. 23, 1830, by Michael Conaway, J. P. William Barnhouse and Sarah Kelly, Nov. 8, 1838, by John Caldwell. J. P. Henry Barnet and Elizabeth Maxwell, March 13, 1824, by Hugh Shotwell, J. P. Henry Barnett and Jane Haverfield, March 13, 1831, by William Taggart,

V. D. M. James Barnett and Mary M. Lacy, May 28, 1834, by William Arnold, J. P. John Barnett and Ceney Merryman, March 14. 1833, by J. Stanoart, J. P. Joseoh Barr and Marjery Hall, Feb. 27, 1823, by J. Staneart. J. P. Thomas Barr and Emily Fincer, Jan. 19, 1826, by Michael Conaway, J. P. Arthur Barrett and Hannah Sears, March 2, 1837, by Thomas P. Jenkins, J. P. Erasmus Barrett and Susannah Rogers, June 11, 1836, by Thomas Phil]i))s, J. P. Isaac Barret and Rachel Cannon, Feb. 7, 1813, by Rev. David McMasters. Thomas Barrett and Susan Perry, Jan. 22, 1835. by Thomas Phillips, J. P. William Barrett and Phebe McKeever, Sept. 24, 1829, by Rev. Wiliiam Knox. John Barricklow and Rachel Watson, March 24, 1^36, by Rev. Jacob Coon. Edward Barrister and Milly Cral)tree, July 31, 1815, by William Knox. John M. Bartholow and Sarah Sears, Feb. 14, 1839, by Rev. Jacob Lommon. William Bartholow and Mary Miller, Feb. 22, 1838, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Charles Bartlet and Ursula Wyckoff, July 5, 1822, by Benjamin S. Cowan, J. P. John Bartlett and Margaret Lamb, Aug. 10, 1818, by John Crawford, J. P. Absolom Bartley and Susanna Springer, Sept. 16. 1817, by David Custer, J. P. Charles Bartley and Hannah Mulford, Jan. 27, 1840, by Thomas Finnicum, J. P. Francis Bartow and Mary Lisle, Aug. 31, 1837, by Rev. Thomas Hanna. George Bartow and Matilda Pickin, March 30, 1820, by Michael Conaway, J. P, Zenus Bartow and Mary Boyce, June 7, 1814, by Thomas Dickerson, J. P. Martin Bash and Catherine Noffzgar, March 16, 1837, by Rev. Adam Hetsler. Wiatt Basye and Jane Wilson, March 8, 1823, by Silvanus Lamb, J. P. Jesse Batten and Mary Ann Rosenberger, Sept. 22, 1831, by Edward Talbott,

J. P. Thon.as Batten and Mary Steel, Sept. 6, 1827, by Thomas Lakin. John Baxter and Lucinda Suddith, Jan. 8, 1828, by Samuel Hitchcock, J. P.

Thomas Baxter and Nancy Suddeth, March 1, 1834, by Rev. Benjamin Wood. William Baxter and Sarah Paulson, March 4, 1830, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Hugh Bay and Rebecca Uonel, April 23, 1835, by John McArtliur, V. D. M. Zephemiah Bayless and Jane Dickey, June 11, 1832, by John McArthur, V. D. M. George Beall and Margaret Elliot, March 28, 1839, by Rev. Benjamin Wood. Isaac Beal and Jane Neel, Oct. 14, 1830, by William N. Smith. John Beal and Provy Davis, Nov. 19, 1819, by Charles Chapman, J. P. James P. Bealle and Minerva Huff, Dec. 9, 1819, by Abriam Johnson, J. P. James Beall and Mary Garner, Sept. 21, 1837, by M. B. Lukins, J. P. Samuel Beal and Mary Ann Leard, June 11, 1835, by John L. Layport, J. P. Harman M. Beans and Sarah Broadhurst, Dec. 2, 1830, by Edward Talbott, J. P. Joseph Beans and Abigail Rankin, June 7, 1838, by Samuel Lewis, J. P. Thomas Beard and Eliza France, Oct. 24, 1838, by Thomas Hunt. Abram Beatty and Ruth Hall, June 7, 1S14, by Thomas Dickinson, J. P. Sampson Beatty and Rachel Johnson, April 15, 1826, by Rev. William Tipton. Samuel Beatty and Margaret Wilson, Feb. 6, 1827, by William Taggart, V. D. M. William Beatty and Maria Hendricks, Nov. 13, 1823, by Michael Conaway William Beatty and Mary Black, Sent. 4, 1832, by John Rea, V. D. M. William Beatty and Mary Wilkins, Nov. 9, 1837, by Samuel Skinner, J. P. Isaac Beaver and Betsey Trusal, Nov. 20, 1832, by Lot Deming, J. P. George Beck and Delila Miller, Dec. 26, 1839, by John Knox, J. P. James Beck and Nancy Turupaugh, Nov. 10, 1825, by George Brown, J. P. Levi Beck and Rachel Dutton, May 15, 1839, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. Michael Beck and Eve Bair, April 19, 1831, by John Gruber, J. P. Presley Beck and Sarah Boyles, Dec. 16, 1827, by T. P. Jenkins, J. P. Henry Beckley and Ann McGee, March 22, 1832, by John Wagner, J. P. Jacob Beckley, and Susanna Shulty, July 12, 1818, by John Wagner, J. P. John D. Bedwell and Polly Foster, Nov. 5, 1829, by Rev. Benjamin Wood. Horace Belknap and Saloma Winders, March 16, 1826, by Daniel Limerick,

Elder M. E. Church. Dary Bell and Cassa Moore, June 18, 1840, by William Arnold, J. P. George W. Bell and .Tane Heavlin, Feb. 2, 1826, by Alexander Moore, J. P. Graft Bell and Margaret Deeper, April 3, 1832, by Michael Conaway, J. P. Graft Bell and Margaret McClintick, April 11, 1840, by Aaron Conaway, J. P. John Bell and Betsey Turner, Aug. 26, 1825, by Silvanus I^amb, J. P. John Bell and Catherine Grimes, July 31, 1832, by William Tipton, Robert Bell and Charlotte Blanchard, Sept. 26, 1821, by William Taggart,

V. D. M. Robert H. Bell and Jane Simpson, July 31, 1823, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Robert H. Bell and Margaret Richards, March 25, 1840, by Aaron Conaway,

J. P. Samuel Bell and Rachel Croskey, Dec. 28. 1826, by James Phillips, V. D. M. Walter Bell and Sarah Hovey, Jan. 18, 1816, by Charles Chapman, J. P. Walter Bell and Anne Parker, Sept. 1, 1835, by John McArthur, V. D. M. William Bell and Martha Hooper, March 29, 1838, by William Wallace, V. D. M. John Beltz and Martha Stuffy, May 26, 1830, by John Wagner, J. P. John Bendue and Ann Hibbs, July 16, 1839, by Samuel Skinner, J. P. Philip Benedict and Sarah Harmon, Nov. 4, 1830, by John Gruber, J. P. Jarret Bennett and Mary Turner, Oct. 29, 1829, by Joseph Rea, J. P. Valentine Berger and Elizabeth Wable, Jan. 11, 1827, by Samuel Ramsey, J. P.

Daniel Berry and Isabella Hayes, Feb. 26, 1835, by John Rsa, V. D. M. Jesse Berry and Hariett Walker, Jan. 15, 1828, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Samuel Berry and Jane Hays, Feb. 11, 1836, by John Rea, V. D. M. Barnet Bethel and Anne Chandler, Jan. 24, 1823, by George Brown, J. P. John Bethel and Elizabeth Oglevee, March 7, 1827, by Joseph Rea J, P. Jacob Betz and Christena Feltenberger, Dec. 22, 1836, by John Wagner, J P. Philip Bidinger and Sarah Hartman, April 5, 1821, by John Graham. Alexander Biddle and Mary Knossker, May 17, 1832, by Rev. Adam Hetsler. Joshua Biddle and Sally Notsker, July 12, 1838, by James McGaw, J. P. James Bigger and Polly Bigger, April 4, 1817, by William Taggart, "V. D. M. James J. Billingsley and Jane Meldrum, Feb. 1, 1838, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Wesley Binas and Anna Haver. Nov. 12, 1833, by James Smith, J. P. Michael Binger and Elizabeth Zollars, Oct. 12, 1828, by John Gruber, J. P. Jacob Bingham and Katherine Kennard, Aug. 16, 1832, by Silvanus Lamb, J. P. Joseph Bingham and Rachel Bernhard, April 14, 1825, by Silvanus Lamb, J. P. Stephen N. Bingham and Sarah Townsend, Api'il 5, 1821, by Rev. James

Roberts. Hamilton Birney and Rachel McKee. Sept. 23, 1839, by Rev. Parden Cook. Israel Birney and Martha Hedge, Aug. 23, 1837, by John McArthur, V. D. M. John Birney and Hannah McKee, Nov. 23, 1833, by Rev. Aurora Callender. Letchworth Birney and Nancy Forsyth, Nov. 14, 1839, by Rev. Lewis Janney. Robert Birney and Elizabeth Law, Feb. 2, 1836, by Rev. Job Wilson. William Birney and Nan-cy Moore, March 2, 1830, by John McArthur, V. D. M. John Bishop and Naomi Blue, Aug. 16, 1817, by Henry Kail, J. P. Thomas Bishop and Susanna Gutshall, Feb. 17, 1831, by Thomas Day, J. P. Daniel Black and Mary Fulton, Oct. 2, 1823, by William Holmes, J. P. Zigismond M. Black and Ruth Ann Peterson, Oct. 18, 1837, by Rev. William

J. P. Adam Blair and Elizabeth Scoles, Dec. 22, 1829, by Thomas M. Hudson, J. P. Arcliibald Blair and Susanna Orr, Feb. 6. 1824, by James McMahon Daniel Blair and Susanna Haverfield, Nov. 2, 1819, by William Anderson, J. P. John Blair and Eleanor Haverfield, Dec. 28. 1S26, by Samuel Hitchcock, J. P. John Blair and Isabella Oliver, Aug. 1, 1827, by Rev. William Knox. John Blair and Jane BroKaw, Nov. 19, 1830, by Rev. William McMillan. Randel Blair and Sarah Barnett, July 11, 1820, by Rev. William Haverfield, J. P. William Blair and Sarah Day, Dec. 14, 1826, by Alexander Moore, J. P. John Bleeks and Darcus Maholm, Nov. 20, 1823, by Donald Mcintosh, V. D. MJames Boals and Margaret Clifford, Feb. 12, 1837, by John McArthur, V. D. M. James Bowles and Martha Hanna, Oct. 17, 1839, by Joseph Clclvey, V. D. M. Robert Boals and Catherine Manly, Oct. 25, 1822, by John Rea, V. D. M. William Boggs and Martha Beatty, Sept. 6, 1827, by Rev. Salmon Cowles. William Boggs and Martha Simeral, June 19, 1838, by John Rea, V. D. M. Joshua Bond and Ruth Cole, Dec. 21, 1815, by John Roberts. Alexander Bonham and Susannah Yarnel, Nov. 21, 1833, by Rev. Benjamin

Smith HiMiham and Julian Worloy, ,T:m. 4. IS.T. by Uev. Benjamin Wood. Miohaol l>oop and Kli/.ahoth Winin.us. Juno -J). ISJo. by Kov. l^aniol Rahauser. Jaiob iUH)tl\e and Mary Harkhurst. IVo. 26. lSo3. by Rov. G. WaddoU. JortMuiah Booth and Elizabeth Ann Carnor. Sept. 20. ISSS. by William Arnold.

J. P. Isaac Boothe and Leah Arbuokle. Deo. 7. 1S24. by Salmon Cowies. V. O. M. John Botho and Mary Cox. Aug. 20. ISIS, by James Roberts. John Booth and Mary Ann .\ikins. April 21. ISol. by Rev. John Seorest. John r>oothe and Elendev Ann MeKee. April II. IS:?3. by Edward Talbott J. P. Samuel Borland and Mary Little. April 20. 1S20. by John Hurless. J. P. Satnnel Boivland and Elizabeth Heavlin. Oct. 4. 1S27. by Rev. Sewel C. Bris:::s. Jaeob Bo!5ley and Elizabeth N. Kail. Juno 25. ISoo. by John Wagner. J. P. Medad Bostiok and Mary N. Ci-aij;. Oct. 1. ISUV by Desberry Johnson. J. P. Elias Bowers and Forill.x .MoBonald. April m. ISIS, by Rev. M. Cole. William Bowers and Crilly Barneys. Eeb. 3. ISIS, by Charles Chapman. J. P. Williant l5ower and Sarah Tauner. Jnne lH. lS3ti. by David Bower. J. P. David r.oworsook and Margaret Shiok. April S. 1S27. by James Mannin;t. Abraham r>oyoe and Elizabeth Cram. Apdl 20. 1SU5. by Thomas Diokerson. J. P. William Boyco and Sarah Reynolds. Jan. 7. lS2v^. by Michael Conaway. J. P. Jantes F. Boyles and Mary \nn Hook. Jnne 2. 1S37. by B. W. Viers. J. P. Albert Boyd and Raohel Ann J. Eaton. Doc. 20. 1S;U5. by M. B. Lnkins. J. P. Jatjves Boyd and Maria Barger. Nov. 4. ISSO. by John McArthur. V. D. M. John Boyd and Caty Henry. Sept. 24. 1S2'J. by Henry Ford, J. P. John P.oyd and Mary Burnett. Oct. 22. IS32. by Thomas Phillips. J. P. John >U\vd and Karonhappuok Parrish. June SO. lS3o. by William Tag?:^rt,

V. D. M. Samuel P>oyd and Eliza Christy. Deo. 23. 1S2S. by Sanmel Hitchcock. J. P. Samnol Boyd and Nanoy Allen. Fob. ItS. 1S3S. by John M. Brown. J. P. Thomas Boyd and Catherine Kent. Maroh 6. 1SS2. by John MoArthnr. V. D M. William Boyd and Anna White. Maroh 13. 1S23. by John Orahani. William Boyd and Margaret Boles. April 3. 1S24. by Joseph Fry. J. P. Joseph B. Braden and Isabella Sharp. Oct. 23. lS3i>. by Rev. William Taggart.

V. D. M. Walter Braden ar.d Esther Long. May S. 1S24. by Thomas Hanna. Y. D. M. Walter Braden and EUza Graham. April 2. 1S40. by James Kerr. V. D. M. Thomas P.radford and Mary Ann Palmer. Sept. 6. 1S21. by John Rea. V D. ^L Jesse Bradiuburgh and Matilda Turner. May 19. ISIS, by Desberry Johnson.

J. P. Thomas Bradley and Rachel Scott. March IT. 1S36. by John MoArthnr. V. D ^L Willian\ Breidenthal and Catherine Timmons. Maroh 20. 1S2S. by Rev. James

MiHii"e. James B. Brennan and Esther Matson. April 19. 1S20. by Thomas Parkinson. . J. P. John Brannon and Nancy Mcl.an?hlin. Jan. 7. 1S23. by Thomas Patton. J. P. Kiohard Brewer and Mary Mercer. Aivc. S. 1S37. by John ChaUan. J. P. Henry Bricker and Uvdia Miser. Shortcreek. April 20. 1S13. by Samuel Dunlap.

J. P. John Bricker and Anna Busby. Feb. 14. iSSS. hy William Arnold. J. P. John Briudley and Ann Brown. A'ovii S, jSSO. by Rev. William Knox W illiam Briudley an>l Mary Little. July 2. 1S40. by James Evans, J. P.

Raki.V Marriages

Joseph rirondhiirst niu\ Riu-liol Carver. ?.ray !V 1S16, by Pni'.l Pro'^ton. KiMil)on HiDiiv ami Kli/.aboth Uik>y. Pih-. ::o. 1S2 1. by I'ainoas luskooi). J. V. Thomas Brock and Polila Fajiloy, Jan. 11. KSl'O, by Dosborry Johnson. En\. Thomas P^roi-k and Mar\ Smith. Jan, 7. ISlio. by .Vreliibahl Mcl'^iroy. Abraliam I'uokaw ami I\lary llvUhrio. Jnno 3, JSIO, by Uov. Alusos Alien. Benjamin Ih-okaw and Martha Ividwell. Sov)t. 23. 1S30. by Philip Fnlton. J. P. Geor,i;e l?roka\v and Kli/a Hamilton. An-. 13. 1S27. by William Wallaee. V. IX RF. Peter IJrokaw and Sarali Grant. Sept. IIO. lS2o. by Isaac Allen. J. P. John Brooks and Mary Fancet. Feb. 27, 1822. by IClias Crane. D. C. Thomas P>rooks and l\Iary Grace. May 15. 1S2S. by Rev. William Knox. Clark Mnnvn and Rachel Poulson. .March 22, 1S;'.2. by Rev. William Knox. Daniel I'rown anil Snsanna UpdegralT. .\pril 1. 1S2S. by Rev. Joseph Anderson. Klislia Mi'own and Mar.naret Ann Vanhoia. .Inly 2,'>. 1SI'!>, by Richard llamnunid. George Brown and Nancy Laivb. Marcli 27. ISIS, by William ^Vyc^-olT. J. 1'. George Brown and Sarah Tipton. Nov. ,). 1S20. by William Anderson. .1. P. Georsie Brown and Susanna Kidwell. Jan. 24. 1S3;). by Charles Thorn. Griiisby P.rown and Sarah Uubel. Sept. I'J. 1S37. by Thomas P. Jenkins. J. P. Jacob lirov.n and Eleanor Tipton. April Ui. ISIO. by Robert C\ildwell. J. P. James Brown and Mary Dryden. Feb. 11, 1S31>. by Andrew Isaac. Jefferson Brown and Mary Gass. March 27. 1S32. by .John Mc.Vrthnr. V. I). M. Joel Brown and Leah Mister. May S. 1S23. by David McMasters. John R. Brown and Mary Beek. Sept. 10. ISIS, by Peter Johnson, J. P. John Brown and Sarah Davis. Dec. 23, 1S21, by Rev. John Watterman. John Brown and Martha Williams. Nov. 8. 1S27. by Michael Conaway. J. P. John Brown and Hannah Beck. Auii'. 20, 1S2i). by Thomas P. Jenkins. J. P. John Brown and Eli/.abeth Kirkwood. April 20, 1S31, by Van Brown, J. P. John iM. Brown and I'li/.a ,lane Norris, Jan. 2, ISol. by John L. Grnbb. J. P.

Joseph l>rown and Mary Meek. April 2. lS2r>. by Rev. John McMahon. Joseph Brown and lOliza Robinstui. Sept. 23. 1S30. by ,lohn Mc.Vrthnr. V. D. M. Joshua Brown and Sally Ikirnes. Feb. lv">. ISl'G. by James Clements. WMlliam Brown and Lena Dawson. Jan. 11. 1S23. by William Wallace. William Brown and Mai-,;;aret Cnlhert^on. Feb. 14, 1S3S). by Rev. Jacob Coon. William Brownin ;ind Hannah Barr. Feb. 2S, ISIS, by Desberry Johnson. J. P. James Rrownlee and Elizabeth Sheridan. Jnly G, 1S30. by Rev. John Moflit. Samnel Bnimley and l.>dia Wyne. April 17. 1S2S. by Rev. Jacob Lemnion. Alexander Buchanan and Rosanna Gilmore. May 3. 1S32. by Thomas Philips,

J. P. Geor.ue A. Biu-hanan and l<>li/.abeth Ferris. Nov. 4. 1S3S. by Charles Thorn. John Buchanan and Mary Pittin.s;er. Dee. 4. 1S32. by John McArthnr, V. D. M. Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth Hynes, Feb. 8, 1838, by Rev. John Knox. Abraham Buck and l''leanor Cliicken. Jan. 2(5. 1S28. by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. William Ihick and Corander Smith. .Vpril 5. 1S14. by Rev. Janies Roberts. Nathaniel Buck and Nancy David. Oct. 13. 1815, by William WyckotT. J. P. Jesse Buthngton nud Fanny \\allace, Nov. 3, 1835, by Samnel Skinner, J. P. John Buger and Racliel Markley, May 22. 1814, by Gcor.sic Pfautz, J. P. John Bnrch and Eli/.abeth Pasley. Dec. r,, 18Ui, by John Crawford. J. P. Resin Burdett and Rachel .Martin, March 17, 1833, by John Barry, J. P. Daniel P>uri}:e;- and Caty Alhon^h, Dec. 23, 1818. by Martin Guilinser. J. P. James Burk and Elizabeth Smoot, Sept. i), 182G. by James Clements, J. P.

Matthias Buvkhart and Eli?.aboth Kail. Feb. 2L 1S20. by John Wagner. J. P. William nuvkhart and Fanny Arnold. M-^y l>. 1S23. by .lohn Wagnor. J. P. Abraham lUirkhoad and Anna Burkhoad. Nov. 31. 1S2G, by Samuel Hitohoock.

J. P. Joshua P>urkhead and FUi-.abeth Cox. Sept. li>. 1S30. by Thomas Phillips. J. P. Mahalaleel Purkhead and Sarah lUair. Ang. 10, 1S24. by Isaac Allen. J. P. Nathan Purkhead imd Susanna Rogers. Feb. 5. 1S31. by Peter Barger. J. P. Thomas Burkhead and Sarah Ann Oordou, Juue 15, 1S3T, by Richard Hammond.

J. P. John Burns and Rachel Lett. Feb. 25. ISIT. by .lohn Crawford. J. P. John M. P.uins and Kli/abeth llilbert. Jan. 4. 1S3!\ by Andrew Lynch. J. P. William Burns and Rachel Randolph. AprU 20. 1S30. by John McArihur. V .U. M. Robert Bnrnside and Margaret McAdam, March 12. 1S40, by Hugh Parks.

V. n. M. Benedict Bnrrass and Elizabeth Creder. Dec. 30. 1S23. by Rev. William \Vallaci\ Jacob Burrier and Catherine Heudi'icks. Sept. 3, 1S33. by David Finnicum, J. P. Lee S. Burton and Hannah Stone. July 2S. 1S31. by John Rea. V. D. M. Joseph Burwell and Mary Scott. Jan. 13. 1824. by Rev. William Wallace. William Burwell and Nancy Morris, Feb. 2. 1S32. by William L. Robisoa. J. P. Robert Busby and Amanda Ken\p. March 10. 1825. by James Phillips. Joshua Bush and Ruth Ann Peterson. Jan. 0. 1S23. by Rev. James Roberts. William B. Bush and Sarah McCleary, Dec. 25. 1S32. by Edward Talbott. J. P. James Bushtleld and Mary Carnee. April S. 1S24. by Jesse Hooper. J. P. John Butler and Sarah Jane Lowrey Budianan. May 3. 1S3S. by George Atkinson. J. P. John Butterfield and Emma Shepherd. June 14. 1S32. by Rev. Jacob Cozad. Thomas Butterfield and Mary Minnick. Oct. 7. 1S32, by Lot Deming. J. P. William Cady and Rachel Baruett. March 20. ISoG. by John McArthur. V. D. :\I. David Cahill and Eleanor Capper. Jan. S, 1S20. by John C. Huston. J. P. Griffith Cahill and Mary McQueen. March 22. 1S21. by B. W. Veirs. J. P. William Cahill and Rebeckah Barrett. March 16. 1S15, by William Knox. Thomas Calahan and Nancy Bennington. Oct. 2S. 1S24. by Jacob Tope. J. P. Alfred Calvert and Cassa Browning. Dec. 24. 1S41. by John Hastings. John Caldwell and Sarah Reed. Jan. 7. ISIO. by John Rea. V. D. M. John Caldwell and Elizabeth Granfell. Sept. 5, 1830. by Rev. L. D. Kinnear. Joseph Caldwell and Nancy Gillespie. May IS. 1837. by John McArthur. V. D. M. Thomas P. Caldwell and Catherine Crabb. April 25. 1830. by William Taggart,

V. D. M. Levi Caldwell and Catherine Smith. Oct 20. 1S33. by J. Staueart. J. P. Abram Camp and Nancy Nance. Ang. 24. 1837. by George Nickels. Archibald Campbell and Catherine Hauk. Juue 17, 1830. by John Rea, V. D. M. James Campbell and Sarah Foster, Nov. 14, 1S30. by Rev. Benjamin Wood. John Campbell and Elizabeth Flickinger. Feb. 7. 182S. by John Huston. J. P. John Campbell and Lucinda Plowman. April ti, 1837. by David Bower. J. P. Robert Campbell and Margaret Archbold, June 10. 1S24. by Michael Couaway,

J. P. William Campbell and Mary Kerr. June 15. 1837, by John Rea. V D. M. Jacob Canagey and Sarah Fisher, Dec. 17, 1S35, by Rev. Adam Webster.

David Capper and Mary Elliott, .Tan. .3, 1828, by Rev. William Knox. John Capper aud Susanna Morrisson, April 28, 1831, by .John Craham. Meredith Capper and iOliza Carter, Feb. .5, 1822, by H. W. Veirg, J. P. Samuel Camahan, and Sarah McFadden, Sept. 21, 1821>, by William Tag^art,

John Carnes and Eliza Melgon, June 9, 1831, by .Joseph Johnson, J. P. Thomas Carrens and Klizabeth Harding, Nov. 7, 18.38, by M. H. Lukins, J. P, William Carnes and Sunan Riggle, March 16, 1832, by Jo.seph Johnson, J. P. George Carlisle and Hannah McCurdy, Aug. 14. 1832, by John Huston, J P. James Carlile and Nancy McDowell, Oct. 9, 1830. by Jacob Tope, J. P. Philip Carol! and Maria Feltbarger, Sept. 13, 1832, by Van Brown, J. P. George Carothers and Anne Hurnes, Sept. 12, 1815, by John Rea, V. D. M. George Carothers and Ann Black, March 24, 1828, by .l(iiiH<s Hooper, J. P. James Carothers and Elizabeth Wilson, Sept. 22, 1831, by Samuel Skinner, John Carothers and Susanna Rurges, ixy;. 30, 1830, by Robert Pittis, J. P. Lernmuel Carnithers and Margaret Phillips, Feb. 21, 1833, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Uriah Caruthers and Rebecca Denning, April 19, 1832, by Thomas P. Jenkins,

J. P. George Carpenter and Rebeckah Clow, April 0, 181C, by Paul Preston. Elijah Carson and .Margaret Mehaffy, Jan. 12, 1832, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. Samuel Carson and Elizabeth Willougby, Jan. 4, 181.5, by Charles Chapman,

J. P. Walter Carson and Harriet Lewis, June 25, 1837, by Richard Hammond. J. P. William Carson and PJHzabeth Wells, Oct. 25, 1840, by Rev. G. D. Skinner. Dr. John Carter and Mary Jane Johnson, Oct. 4, 1840, by James Love. Abner Carver and Eliza Norris, Au^. 5, 1830, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Elijah Carver and Nancy Roals, Nov. 26, 1835, by Mark Hog2;e, J. P. Thomas Carver and Tomson Gray, Feb. 12, 1S18, by James Roberts. John Garwood and Jane McDonald, March 21, 1826, by Michael Conaway, .L P. Elias Case and Lorana Sparrow, July 3, i.^SS, by John Caldwell, J. P. Lloyd Case and Susanna Cope, Aug. 12, 1830, by John Wilson. John Casel and Elizabeth Boothe, Oct. 23, 1823, by Phineas Inskeep, J. P. William Cash and Lydia Carson, Dec. 5, 1833, by Rev. Robert C'^xjk. William Cash and Rachel Pugli, Sept. 9, 1838, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. Abraham Cass and Pe'^^gy Barkhurst, Nov. 24, 1815, by James Roberts. Charles Cave and Mary Ann Ca.sr.ell, May 30, 1833, by John C. Auld, J. P. Aden Cecil and Rachel Wright, Dec. 17, 1840, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Hazel Cecil and Sarah Heavlin, March 6, 1828, by John Carson, J. P. Jeremiah Ci".-:el and Elizabeth McClintick. July 12, 1839, by R. Brown. Jesse Cecil and Elizabeth Goddard, Jan 4, 1838, by M. B. Lukins, J. P.

J. P. David Chambers and Elizabeth Barnes, Nov. 27, 1838, by John M. Broclair, J. P. William Chambers and Lydia Croxen, Dec. 14, 1815, by Martin Guilinger, J. P. William Chambers and Jane Vincent, Jan. 20, 1820, by John Rea. V. D. M. William Chambers and Jane Miller, Jan. 21, 1833, by John McArthur, V. D. M. Aaron Chance and Jane Beal, March 25, 1840, by Richard Hammond, J. P. Benjamin Chance and Sarah Falin, March 19, 1820, by Thomas Parkinson, J. P. Curtis Chance and Violet Stephens, March 11. 1824, by Thomas Robinson, J. P. Enoch Chandler and Sarah Knock, June 10, 1830, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Elsey Chaney, and Dolly Cursy, Nov. 23, 1817, by Robert McKee. J. P. Jane Cheney and Polly Coozer, Feb. 8, 1816, by Thomas Dickerson. John Chaney and Martha Clark, Jan. 26, 1832. by William Arnold, J. P. John Cheney and Rebecca Crawford, June 15, 1837, by Rev. Z. Ragan. Joshua Chaney and Betsey Aimes, March 8, 1821, by William Carothers, J. P. Thomas Chaney and Hannah Gardner, Feb. 11, 1830, by George Brown, J. P. Thomas Chaney and Elizabeth Clark, Sept. 27, 1836, by William Arnold, J. P. William Chaney and Elizabeth Alberson, Feb. 24, 1824, by William Holmes,

J P. William Chaney and Sarah Steel, June 13, 1824, by George Brown, J. P. William Chaney and Rachel Lyon, March 15, 1836, by William Arnold, J. P. William Chaney and Elizabeth Millhorn, March 31, 1839, by Samuel Lev/is, J. P. Daniel D. Chicken and Charlotte Norris, SeiJt. 6, 1832, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. John Chicken and Elizabeth Boothe, Nov. 15, 1832, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Daniel M. Christian and Milla Smith, Nov. 28, 1827, by Joseph Johnson, J. P. Herod Henry Christian and Henrietta Peterson, April 12, 1832, by George W.

Bell, J. P. David Christy and Sarah Wilkins, Jan. 4, 1825, by Thomas Hanna, V. D. M. John Cristy and Effie Mariah Eaton, Oct. 28, 1840, by John Knox, J. P. Richard D. Cristy and Sarah Porter, Nov. 5, 1840, by James Kerr, V. D. M. Robert Christy and Jane McCleary, Dec. 15, 1831, by Rev. John McArthur. William Christy and Martha Harper, May 10, 1821, by William Taggart, V. D. M. William Christy and Maria Peoples, Sept. 22, 1835, by Samuel Lewis, J. P. Joseph Clabough and Lavina Louisa Stephens, Nov. 23, 1839, by Thomas Beck. Abisha Clark and Sarah McAdoM , Oct. 8, 1834, by William Wallace, V. D. M. Alexander Clark and Rachel Adams, Nov. 9, 1823, by John Russell, J. P. Alexander Clark and Elizabeth Morrison, Aug. 15, 1840, by John Rea, V. D. M. Andrew Clark and Mary Reed, Nov. 17, 1836, by John McArthur, J. P. Francis Clark and Nancy Wilken, June 18, 1818, by John Rea, V. D. M. George Clark and Elizabeth Penn. Jan. 3, 1839, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. Hezekiah G. Clark and Jane Abraham, May 22, 1832, by Robert Pittis, J. P. James J. Clark and Mariah Courtney, Feb. 28, 1828, by Ezekiel Paramer,

E. C. C. James Clark and Eleanor Chaney, March 17, 1831, by Thomas Phillips, J. P. AJohn Clark and Matilda Hows, June 3, 1819, by James McMahon. John Clark and Henrietta Murrey, Dec. 23, 1824, by Rev. James Roberts. Joseph Clark and Jane Haverfield, Feb. 17, 1831, by Rev. Thomas Hanna. Moses Clark and Elizabeth King, July 17, 1823, by John Conaway, J. P. Robert Clerk and Margaret Moore, Sept 18, 1817, by John Rea, V. D. .M.

Early Marriages 249 Early Marriages 251

Nicholas Cox and Mary Huff, Jan. 3. 1833, by Michael Conaway, J. P. Sheridan Cox and Betsey Laughlin, July 6. 1824, by John Busby, J. P. William Cox and Mary Carver. March 6, 1828. by David Winder. J. P. William Cox and Sarah Maxwell, Nov. 27, i834, by Joseph Johnson, J. P. Zebadiah Cox and Charlotta Busby, Feb. 11, 1822, by Rev. Elijah C. Stone. Zebadiah Cox and Elizabeth Ryan, March 11, 1832. by Rev. Elias C. Stone. Andrew Coyl and Susanna Hull. Jan. 31, 1833, by John Gruber, J. P. Elias Cozad and Jane Lyons, March 24, 1831, by Rev. Jacob Cozad. Washington Crabb and Anne Mahood, Jan. 5, 183G, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Gabriel Crabtree and Rebecca Moore, June 19, 1820, by Abriam Johnson, J. P. James Crabtree and Jane Cahill, July 31. 1815, by William Wyckoff, J. P. Lewis Crabtree and Margaret McMillan, Oct. 19, 1826, by Philip Fulton, J. P. Thomas Crabtree and Eleanor Davis, June 15, 1820, by William Wyckoff, J. P. William Crabtree and Sarah Delaney, Dec. 25, 1823, by Joseph Pry, J. P. John Craig and Mary Osburn, Sept. 27, 1827, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Johnson Craig and Martha Thompson, July 10, 1834, by John McArthur,

V. D. M. Samuel Cram and Rhoda Burkhead, March 28, 1816, by Thomas Dickerson, J. P. Andrew Cramblet and Charlotte Young, Feb. 11, 1830, by Thomas McCleary. Daniel Cramblet and Elizabeth Lukens, May 21, 1829, by Deacon John W.

Minor. John T. Cramblitt and Caroline Castel, Aug. 22, 1839. by M. B. Lukens. J. P. William Cramblett and Rachel Moore, Jan. 20, 1820, by William Wyckoff, J. P. Benjamin Cramer and Anne Speck, March 12, 1817, by Peter Johnson, J. P. Joseph M. Cramer and Nancy Adams, Dec. 23, 1830, by Rev. John Crom. Joseph M. Cramer and Sarah Lants, March 19, 1840, by Rev. Jacob Keips. Hiram Craven and Mary Barkhurst, April 6, 1820, by Rev. James Roberts. Hiram Craven and Hannah Walker, Jan. 15, 1831, by Moses Wright, J. P. Alexander Crawford and Ziporah Cox, Aug. 28, 1828, by John Busby, J. P. Arnold Crawford and Ann Culbertson, Aug. 11, 1836, by Rev. Jacob Coon. Ephraim Crawford and Mary Ann Birney, Sept. 18, 1834, by Walter Athey. John Crawford and Catherine Grace, May 22, 1832, by W. C. Henderson. Joseph Crawford and Rebecca Hester, April 8, 1823, by James McMahon. Joseph R. Crawford and Myra McMillan, May 6, 1834, by John McArthur,

V. D. M. Josiah Crawford and Eleanor Farel, Aug. 27, 1829, by John McArthur, V. D. M. . Thomas Crawford and Jane Kelly, Nov. 26, 1829, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Thomas Crawford and Eleanor Forbis, March 5, 1839, by Richard Brown. William Crawford and Louisa Foot, April 2, 1840, by Samuel Skinner, J. P. Elias Crea and Martha Cochran, July 3, 1827, by John Walker, V. D. M. Elihu L. Ci'ane and Accions Chaney, April 17, 1816, by Thomas Fisher, J. P. David Cripleever and Caty Smith, March 6, 1817, by Martin Guilinger, J. P. John Crochran and Mary Wiant, April 28, 1831, by John C. Huston, J. P. Jesse Croghan and Eizabeth Giles, Aug. 6, 1840, by Rev. Benjamin Wood. Jacob Crom and Anne Overholt, April 17, 1825, by Rev. John Crom. William Cromey and Hetty Shields, Dec. 27, 1831, by Rev. James Robertson. Jackson Croskey and Elizabeth Ann Baker, Jan. 5, 1837, by John Rea, V. D. M. John Croskey and Esther Davidson, Oct. 24, 1827, by William Tasgart, V. D. M.

John Croskoy and Elizabeth Long. Rlarrh IS. ISoO. by Uov. William Hailen. Michaol Croskoy and Rachel Lewis. March 17. 1S31. by Rev. William Tiptoa. Samuel Croskey and Grazella Soros.s;s, July 0. 1815. by Johu Rta. V. D. M. William Croskey and Susanna Raster. Jan. IG. 1S40. by Cyrus McNeely. William Cross and Sarah Cole. April L'7, 1SS3. by Thomas Rhillips. J. P. Alexander Crossen and l^liza Atkinson. Sept. 30, 1834. by Henry Maxwell, J. P. James Crossau and Elizabeth MuUin. March 9. 1S2G. by Donald MelntOsh.

Samuel Crossau and Harriet Rioketts. .March 12. 1S33. by James McCoy. Henry Crouch and Rachel Hoover. Dec. 29. 1S40, by John Gruber. J. P. Joseph Crouch and Margaret Robinson. April IG. 1840. by Cyrus McNeely. Robert Crouch and Ann dray, Sept. 23. 1823. by John Rea. V. D. M. William Crouch and Elizabeth Fulton. April 1. 1830, by John ^k-Arthur,

V. D. M. William Crow and Elenor Leslie. Dec. 25. 1823. by John C. Huston. J. P. Thomas Crozier and Libby Ruhart. Oct. 5. 1830. by John C. Huston. J. P. Abram Crum and Jane Mcllroy, March 23, 1820. by Rev. Elijah C. Stone. Peter Cvum and Phebe Ann Brown. June 30. 1840. by Aaron Conaway. J. P. Ira Crumley and Jane Dickerson. Jan. 30. 1840. by Rev. Parden Cook. Samuel Crumley and Retsey Dickerson. Sept. 4. 1823. by Rev. James Roberts. Thomas Crumley and Elizabeth Davis. Aug 31. 1830, by Rev. Jacob Lemmou. Henry Crumrine and Ldyia Montz. April 2r>. 1839. by D. Rothacker. Benjamin Culbertsou and Naucy Moore. Nov. 20, 1830, by William Wallace.

V. D. M. Hugh Culbertsou and Mary Lindsey. Feb. 12, 1835. by Rev. Jacob Coon. William T. Culleu and Sarah Humpress. Nov. 0. 1817. by Daniel David. J. P. William T. Cullen and Mary Holliday. Aug. 24. 1829. by Thomas P. Jenkins. Elias Cullison and Polly Gridgeu. Dec. 29. 1S21, by Rev. Curtis Goddard. Lemuel Culver and Mary Parmer. Sept. 10. 1839. by John Rea. V. D. M. John Cummins and Susanna Lett. Nov. 25. 1818. by James Roberts. Joseph Cnmmings and Jane Foster. Feb. 7. 1839. by Rev. John Willinor. George Cunningham and Mary Ann Humphrey. Nov. 17. 1831. by Rev. Thomas

Hanna. James Cunningham and Anna Ekins. April IG. 1835. by John Rea, V. D. M. John Cunningham and Nancy Sharp. Feb. 3. 1829. by William Taggart. V. D. M. Stephen Cunningham and Margaret Ward. June 19. 1832. by John McArthur.

V. D. M. John Curry and Elizabeth Shirey. Jan. 20. 1840. by Joseph W. Spencer. J. P. Johu W. Curtis and Sarah Palmer. March 28. 1827. by Rev. Samuel Adams. Emanuel Custer and Matilda Veirs. Aug. 7. 1828. by John Rea. V. D. M. Emanuel H. Custer and Maria Kirkpatrick. Feb. 23. 183G. by John McArthur.

V. D. M. Jacob Custer and Catherine Gutshall. Oct. 20. 1S3G. by David McGuire. J. P. George Damm and Elizabeth McCardle. Sept 2G. 1839. by Rev. Robert E. Carrot hers. George Dancer and Rachel Holland. Aug. 12. 1S23. by John Hnrless. J. P. John Dancer and Margaret Boyce. July 10. 1823. by Johu Hurless, J. P.

Samuel Daniel anfl Nancy Maple, Dec. 4, 1825. by Van Brown, J. P. Charles Darby and Eliza Ann Star, .Jan. 1, 1833, by Rev. .Jacob Coon. Rufus Darby and Belinda B. White, March 12, 183.5. by Rev. Jacob Coon. Joseph Darling and Elizabeth Bedwell, Aug. 2r,, 1833. by Rev. Jacob Coon. John Darr and Rachel VVater.s, June 16. 1831, by John Wa'^nor, J. P. James Derrough and Polly Barr, Nov. 25, 1830. by George W. Bell, J. P.

William Darrow and Namoi I^ukens, Oct. 2.5, 1827, by Michael Conaway, J. P. Jesse Davidson and Nancy Dinning, April 10, 1821, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Jesse Davidson and Eleanor Carey, March 31, 1836, by Thomas P. Jenkins, J. P. Jonah Davidson and Sally Joice, Dec. 3, 1829, by Thomas P. Jenkins, J. P. Lewis Davidson anrl Trolly J^ongshore, Nov, 28, 182G, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Lewis H. Davidson and Lucinda I^atham, Jan. 7, 1830, by Moses Wright, J P. Thomas L. Davidson and Rebecca Walker. Oct. 22, 1837, by .John Knox, J. P. David Davis and Mary McCuinor, Dec. 24, 1819, by Desberry Johnson, J. P. Evan Davis and Sarah Reed, Sept. 6, 1832, by John C. Huston, J. P. Ezekiel Davis and Elizabeth Wiley, Nov. 7, 1833, by John Rea, V. D. M. Ezekiel Davis and Catherine Norn's, Sept. 7, 1837, by Rev. Thomas Foster. Francis A. Davis and Lucy Smith, Feb. 1, 1833, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Guian Davis and Priscilla West, Sept. 5, 1839, by James Kerr, V. D. M, James Davis and Nancy Baker, Jan. 18, 1838. by George W. Bell, J. P. Jesse Davis and Mary Ann Wallcutt, Oct. 26, 1830. by George Waddell. John Davis and Elizabeth Knox, Sept. 11, 1819, by William Wyckoff, J. P. John Davis and Nancy Walker, Dec. 14, 1838, by L. G. Walker. Thomas Davis and Susan Spring, March 30, 1820, by John Russell, J. P. Thomas Davis and Eliza McClenighan, March 6, 1828, by Joseph Johnson, J. P. John Davy and Sarah Snider, Nov. 21, 1826, by John Wagner, J. P. Isaac Dawson and Martha Daly, Dec. 22, 1836, by Samuel Moorhead, J. P. William Dawson and Ann Porter, Nov. 6, 1832, by Lot Deming, J. P. John Day and Margaret Wilkins, Nov. 10, 1829, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Uriah Day and Luesia Keesey, June 3, 1831, by Peter Barger, J. P. Uriah Day and Prudence Jones, Feb. 6, 1834, by Peter Barger, J. P. John Deary and Polly MacCurdy, June 1.5, 1816, by John Rea, V. D. M. Ephraim Deavenbaugh and Rebecca Redden, June 2, 1825, by J. R. Kirkpatrick, J. P. Abraham Deens and Sarah Shouse, May 20, 1832, by John Chaffant, J. P. David Dehuff and Margaret Phillips. Oct. 9, 1828, by Morris Allbaugh, J. P. John Dahuff and Hannah Hasfilhom, Jan. 7, 1819, by William Anderson J. P. Samuel Delany and Albina McXeely, June 21, 1826, by John Rea, V. D. M. Aaron Dell and Isabella Conaway, Dec. 13, 1832, by John McArthur, V. D. M. Peter Dell and Margaret Walsh, Nov 30. 1830, by John Gruber, J. P. Thomas Dell and Jane A. Waller, June 23, 1836, by Rev. James C. Taylor. Isaac Delong and Sarah Dickerson. Jan. 16, 1823, by Joseph Johnson, J. P. Jesse Delong and Elizabeth Middleton. May 18, 1833, by John W. Her. J. P. John Delong and Demaris Delong, Dec. 2, 1838, by Levi Peddycoart, J. P.. George Deming and Eliza Conrad, Feb. 6, 1823, by Elias Cran, D. C. Treat Deming and Catherine Lyons, Nov. 28. 1837, by Rev. Richard Brown. Jacob Dennis and Rebecca Lyon, Jan. 11, 1827, by Robert Orr, J. P. John Dennis and Mary Herrel, April 26, 1840, by John Brown, J. P. Jacob Devon and Elizabeth Jones, M^ay 16, 1816, by David Custer, J. P.

John Derry and Elizabeth Orr. March 1, 1832, by George W. Bell, J. P. John Derry and Berthia Warton, Dec. 19, 1839, by Joseph Fry, J. P. George Denser and Sarah Little, June 27, 1826, by Henry Ford. J. P. Samuel Deusenberry and Susan Swallow. Jan. 17, 1840, by Rev. Parden Cook. Moses Devore and Polly West, January 14, 1S36, by William Arnold. J. P. John Dew and Winifred Kirby, March 6, 1840, by William Arnold, J. P. John Dewalt and Rachel McLovedy, Dec. 18, 1823, by Robert Orr. J. P. William Dewalt and Hannah Strausbaugh, June 28, 1830, by John Patterson,

Solomon Dewel and Patience Potts, June 1, 1815, by Martin Gu 1 nger, J. P. John Dewell and Phebe Jolly, Jan. 30, 1828, by Van Brown. J. P. Samuel Dewell and Mary Vanhorn, June 22, 1826, by Samuel Dunlap, J. P. Chauncey Dewey and Nancy Prichard, Feb. 11. 1823, by John Rea, V. D. M. George Dewit and Sarah Britt, Sept. 2. 1828, by Jesse Hooper, J. P. John Dewit and Mary Ruble, Jan. 19, 1832, by Thomas P. Jenkins, J. P. Lyle Dewitt and Nancy Simpson, March 29, 1831, by John Graham. Robert Dick and Elizabeth Dick, April 23, 1829, by Rev. William McMillan. Samuel Dick and Martha Clark, May 13, 1836, by Thomas P. Jenkins J. P. William Dick and Sarah Biggart, Dec. 16, 1828, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Asa Dickerson and Jane Dunlap. April 27, 1836, by John McArthur, V. D. M. Eli Dickerson and Sarah Crumley, Sept. 12, 1822. by Rev. James Roberts. Hiram Dickerson and Mary Crumley, Jan. 14, 1830, by Thomas M. Hudson. John Dickerson and Eliza McFadden, Feb. 23, 1832, by William Taggart,

V. D M. Joshua Dickerson and Elizabeth Crumley, May 2, 1833, by Rev. William Tipton. Levi Dickerson and Margaret Hanna, Dec. 20, 1823. by Salmon Cowles. V. D. M. Thomas Dickerson and Mary Chew, May 6, 1819, by Rev. James B. Finley. William Dickerson and Elizabeth Holmes, Jan. 7, 1818, by James Roberts. William Dickerson and Jane Lafferty, March 8, 1838, by William Wallace,

V. D. M. William W. Dickerson and Susan Ann McCoy, Oct. 17, 1839, by James H. White. Benjamin Dickey and Nancy Watson, Oct. 29, 1840, by M. F. Burkhead, J. P. Joseph Dicks and Anna Smith, Jan. 2, 18:^6, by James Smith, J. P. James Dillon and Rachel McQueen, Jan. 6, 1825, by John Hurless, J. P. George Dinger and Mary Heisler, March 11, 1821, by John Wagner, J. P. Alexander Dinning and Margaret Couch, Sept. 18, 1834, by Rev. Robert Cook. William Dinning and Margaret Hinton, June 8, 1826, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Samuel Dixon and Delila Figley, Jan. 3, 1839. by Samuel Skinner, J. P. Stacy Doan and Elizabeth Wells, Aug. 8, 1826, by Silvanus Lamb, J. P . David Dobbins and Martha Smith, Oct. 23. 1828. by William Wallace, V. D. M. John Dobbins and Ann McCullouch, April S, 1S19, by John Rea, V. D. M. Matthew Dobbins and Eliza McKibbin. Feb. 3. 1820, by John Rea, V. D. M. James Donaghey and Ruth Loudon, Jan. 9, 1835, by Mark Hogge, J. P. John Donaghey and Sarah Picken, Dec. 11, 1823, by Michael Conaway, J. P. Philip Donaghey and Eleanor Auld, April 12, 1821, by Abriam Johnson, J. P. Benjamin Doney and Elizabeth Summers, Jan. 15, 1839, by Matthew Phillips,

Samuel Doney and Mary Covert, Jan. 15, 1828, by George Brown, J. P. Samuel Douglas and Isabella Pritchard, March 23, 1827, by John McArthur. David Dougherty and Mary Davidson, March 6. 1834, by John L. Grubb, J. P. James Dougherty and Sarah Lucy, Sept. 22, 1831, by Elder George Lucy. Michael A. Dowden and Ruth Greenland, Feb. 18, 1820, by Rev. Elijah C. Stone. Merriam Downey and Jemima Vanhorn, April 3, 1826, by Rev. Salmon Cowles. Bazel Downing and Eliza Rees, Oct. 4, 1824, by Rev. Samuel Cowles. Richard Downes and Elizabeth McKinney, April 5, 1821, by Joseph Johnson,

J. P. David Drak and Nancy Drummond, Dec. (i, 1838, by Samuel Skinner, J. P. George Drake and Rachel Johnson, March 1, 1820, by Abraham Johnson. Joseph Drake and Actions Greer, Sept. 23, 1827, by Samuel Dunlap, J. P. Samuel Drake and Susan McCarthy, June 24, 1835, by William Arnold J. P. Thomas Drake and Hannah Browning, Jan. 25, 1837, by Samuel Skinner, J. P. James Drummoud and Fanny Phillips. Nov. 26, 1818, by William Taggart, James Drummond and Lydia Ann Hutchison, Feb. 25, 1824, by William Tipton. Rev. James Drummond and Catherine Taggart, July 29, 1840, by Rev. William

Knox. John Drummond and Sarah Leinerd, Jan. 6, 1818, by Charles Chapman J. P. Samuel Drummond and Anna Bird, April 1, 1821, by Charles Chapman, J. P. David Duff and Jane Carr, July 11, 1815, by John Rea, V. D. M. William Dugan and Esther Gilmore, Jan. 23, 1834. by Samuel Ramsey, J. P. Maxon Duly and Lydia Dawson, July 8, 1817, by Daniel David, J. P. Joseph Dunbar and Eleanor Welch, Feb. 14, 1839, by William D. McCartney,

V. D. M. Nicholas Dunfee and Rebecca Shaeffer, March 26, 1834, by Lot Deming, J. P. Jesse Dungan and Margaret Grisell, May 1, 1823, by Rev. James Roberts. Abel Dunham and Rachel Harding, Aug. 13, 1839, by Rev. G. D. Kinnear. Lewis Dunham and Sarah Ann Nelson, Nov. 5, 1824, by Rev. John Crom. Adam Dunlap and Jane Patterson, Oct. 2, 1817, by Thomas B. Clark, J. P. John Dunlap and Ann Vanhorn, Nov. 2, 1815, by Martin Guilinger, J. P. John Dunlap and Betsey Berger, Oct. 4, 1819, by William Haverfield, J. P. Joseph Dunlap and Sarah Gilmore, May 18, 1819, by John Rea, V. D. M. Joseph Dunlap and Mary Ann Roberts, Nov. 3, 1840, by Jacob Coon. Mathew Dunlap and Ann Greer, July 1, 1813, by Alexander Lee, J. P. Robert Dunlap and Polly Patterson. April 29, 1819, by Thomas B. Clark,

V. D. M. Samuel Dunlap and Hannah Greer, May 10, 1821, by Robert McLaughlin, J. P. William Dunlap and Mariah Ramage, Sept. 12, 1839, by William Wallace,

V. D. M. Thomas Dunn and Sarah Dorsey. March S 1S36, by Rev. Cornelius D. Battelle. Jacob Dunmire and Rebecca Snodiker, May 9, 1828, by John Wagner, J. P. John Duvall and Rachel Jones. Nov. 22, 1834, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Nicholas Durbin and Margaret Oliver, May 2i, 1829, by Thomas Parkinson. Thomas Durban and Miram Groves, Oct. 9, 1837, by James McCoy. Cyrenius Dusenberry and Isabella McConkey, Nov. 3, 1836, by R. H. Sedwiclc.

David Dvittnn and Hulda Strade, Aug. 8, -iSSQ. by Thomas Phillip. J. P. William Kagle.-on and Jane Gourley, March 17, 1830, by John Rea, V. D. M. William Eagleson and Matilda Biggart, April 7, 1831, by William Taggart,

V. D. M. John J. Eager and Ann Forbes, May 26, 1836, by Richard Brown. James Eakins and Elizabeth Foster, Jan. 24, 1830, by John Rea. V. D. M. Samuel Eakins and Mary Eagleson, May 27, 1840, by John Rea, V. D. M. William Eakins and Martha Osburn, May 10, 1886, by John McArthur, V. D. M. Aaron Earley and Rebecca Joy, Sept. 21, 1826, by James Clements, J. P. Aaron Earley and Elizabeth Conner, July 26, 1831, by Rev. Benjamin Wood. Alexander Earley and Nancy Davis, Dec. 18, 1822, by John Russel, J. P. Ira Earley and Eliza Eicher, March 11, 1840, by Charles Thorn. John Earley and Nancy Rankin, Dec. 10, 1835, by Rev. Cornelius D. Battelle. Jonathan Earley and Matilda Ruby. Sept. 27, 1825, by Philip Fulton, J. P. Richard Easley and Elizabeth Valentine, June 11. 1827. by Rev. James Roberts. Isaac Easley and Mary Norris. April 8, 1830, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. James Easter and Sarah Maholm, Oct. 10, 1839, by Rev. William Taggart,

V. D. M. Martin Easterday and Peggy Shaber, Jan. 31, 1818, by John Rinehart. Joseph Eastland and Mary Ann Norris, Dec. 24, 1835, by Joseph Masters. J. P. David P. Eaton and Eliza Jane Marshall, Feb. 28, 1839, by Rev. Robert Cook. Johiel E. Eaton and Sarah Coalman, March 26. 1840, by Rev. J. D. Kinnear. Joseph E. Eaton and Peggy Anna Ankrim, Feb. 16, 1832, by William Wallace,

V. D. M. Jacob Ebert and Nancy Vandolah, April 6, 1812, by Donald Mcintosh, V. D. M. Joshua Edie and Rachel Hall, Aug. 7, 1821, by Rev. James Roberts. William Edgar and Betsey Kirkpatrick, Dec. 28, 1820, by Thomas B. Carter,

J. P. Harvey Edwards and Edith Voshel, Oct. 22, 1839, by David Bowers, J. P John Edwards and Eliza Moore, June 25. 1833, by Cornelius Crabtree, J. P. Joseph Edwards and Sarah Barkhurst, March 20. 1834, by Rev. Moses Scott. John Eicher and Nancy Davis, Feb. 16, 1831, by William McMillin. Samuel Eiraes and Eleanor Robinson. May 5, 1831, by John Wagner, J. P. William Elgar and Nancy Watson, Nov. 2, 1830, by John Gruber. J. P. John Elliott and Susan Kendal, March 24, 1830, by Alexander Simpson, J. P. Martin Elliott and Mary Hawkins, Dec. 17, 1S40, by Elias Gatchel. Berin Ellis and Mary Ann Moffet, March 17, 1831, by Lentulus Kirk. J. P. Jonathan Ellis and Margaret Lister, Feb. 17, 1820, by John Russel. J. P. Nathan Ellis and Margaret Brian, March 26, 1835, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Washington Ellison and Sarah Kent, Jan, 29, 1834, by Samuel Ramsey, J. P. George Ely and Sarah Girt, March 27, 1823, by Thomas Patton, J. P. Thomas Ely and Barbara Ann Moore, Nov. 8, 1827. by Michael Conaway. J. P. William Emmons and Catherine Bussler, Feb. 11, 1832, by John C. Huston, J. P. Simon Emory and Rebecca Minick, June 3, 1840, by E. Greenwold. Thomas Endsley and Matilda Kerr, March 4, 1824, by Thomas Hanna, V. D. M. James Endsley "and Christian Baker, Oct. 29, 1829, by John McArthur, V. D. M. Asa Engle and Mary Ripley. July 9, 1818, by William Wyckoff. J. P. John English and Rebecca Miller, Dec. 3C, 1817, by Thomas Dickerson. John English and Elizabeth Baker, May 28, 1835, by William Arnold, J. P. Matthew English and Melila Anderson, March 14, 1839, by Thomas Phillips,

J. P. Jacob Ensniinger and Elizabeth Huff. Nov. 17, 1825, by James Smith, J. P. William Erskine and Rachel Barber, Feb. 20, 1838, by Rev. James Drummond. Barney Ervin and Mary Fi:;her, Jan. 1-5, 1833, by John Chalfan, J. P. Henry Ervin and Elizabeth Wheeler, Nov. 27, 1838, by M. B. lAikins. J. P. John Ervin and Nancy Carson. Dec. 8, 1S33. by Thomas M. Granfel, J. P. William Ervin and Anna Hardin, July 27, 1837, by Thomas M. Granfel, J. P. Erwin, see also Irwin.

Andrew Erwin and Esther Mcllroy, March 6, 1821, by Rev. William Knox. James Erwin and Martha Dunham, Feb. 19, 1829, by Joseph Johnson, J. P. Joshua Erwin and Nancy Hyret, May 23, 1825, by Michael Conaway, J. P. William Ei'win and Sarah Dunham, Aug. 1, 1825, by Rev. John Crom. George Eschaltot and Nancy Hanna, Sept. 26, 1829, by Robert Pittis, J. P. Benoni Evans and Elizabeth Bradley, Sept, 23, 1S19, by William Wyckoff, J. P. Ezekiel Evans and Mary Simpson, Sept. 3, 1818, by Rev. William Knox. George W^. Evans and Elizabeth Spiker. April 15, 1838, by Rev. Jacob Lammoa, James Evans and Elizabeth Simpson, Feb. 13, 1821, by John Graham. James Evans and Willimenah Rigel, May 10, 1832, by Silvanus Lamb, J. P. Mordicai M. Evans and Lydia Dillon, Sept. 26, 1825, by Silvanus Lamb. J. P. Robert Evans and Amanda McGrew, July 11, 1839, by Samuel Lewis, J. P. Barnabas Everhart and Rachel Hofane, Aug. 3, 1813, by George Pfautz. J. P. David Everheart and Rachel Hicks, Nov. 13, 1819, by Rev. John Rinehart. John Everhardt and Cerrillah Shaw, June 20, 1832, by Charles Fawcett, J. P. Peter Everhart and Polly Fry. Feb. 27, 1816, by Martin Guilinger. Philip Everhart and Polly Carpenter, March 23, 1830, by John Gruber, J. P. Thomas Everhart and Mary Wheeler. Nov. 13, 1817, by Rev. M. Cole. John Fairchild and I>enday Welch, April 20, 1824, by Thomas Parkinson, J. P. William Faris and Elizabeth Riley, Feb. 13, 1831, by Thomas Phillips. J. P. Alexander Fawcett and Elizabeth Brooks, Aug. 16, 1826, by Josiah Foster. Charles Faucet and Marjery Brooks, Jan. 25, 1820, by John Graham. Jonathan Faucett and Caroline McGibbons, March 21, 1839, by Matthew H.

Phillips, J. P. George Faulknor and Mary Hidey, Aug. 22, 1825, by Morris Albaugh, J. P. John Faulkner and Ellen Miller, Sept. 18, 1817, by David Custer, J. P. .Jonas Fayley and Nancy Johnson, March 28. 1814, by Henry Barricklow. William Feinery and Mary Smith, Feb. 18, 1813, by Rev. Thomas B. Clark. Charles Feister and Margaret Thompson, July 3, 1827, by Jesse Hooper, J. P. Robert Feister and Mary Crabtree, Oct. 13, 1828, by C. E. W^eirich. Joseph Fell and Sarah Peck, Aug. 26, 181b, by James Roberts. Thomas Fell and Willy Ann Gray, Feb. 15. 1827, by Rev. William B. Evans. Henry Feltenbarger and Susan Stonebrook, Dec. 28, 1838, by John Gruber,

W^ood. Hugh Furgeson and Margaret Sharp. June 12, 1832, by John McArthur, V. D. M. Macomb Ferguson and Mary Patton, June 19, 1840, by John Walker. Rczin Ferguson and Martha Ann Andrews, Oct. 29, 1832, by John Chalfan.

Wood. William Foreman and Susanna Cummins, Sept. 5, 1839, by John Graham. Joseph Forker and Mary Conwell, Oct. 16, 1834, by William Taggart, V. D. M. Peter Forney and Fanny Gundy, March 20, 1823, by Rev. John Crom. John B. Forsythe and Christena Burkhart, June 2, 1831, by John Gruber, J. P Abraham Foster and Lucinda Coleman, Dec. 25, 1823, by William Holmes, J. P. Alansin Foster and Mary Ann Prouf, Nov. 16, 1839, by Samuel Ramsey, J. P. David Foster and Jane Johnston, Feb. 24, 1831, by John Rea, V. D. M. Eli Foster and Sarah H. Edie, Jan. 3, 1828, by Rev. William B. Evans. George Foster and Jane Davis, May 24, 1837, by David G. McGuire, J. P, John Foster and Fanny Hendrickson, Feb 14, 1822, by Joseph Fry, J. P. Josiah Foster and Rebecca Johnson, May 24, 1831, by Robert Pittis. J. P. Moses Foster and Hannah Randels, March 14,' 1819, by Charles Chapman, J. P. Samuel Foster and Sarah Young, May 9, 1815, by Charles Chapman, J. P. Samuel Foster and Mary Moore, March IS, 1824, by Isaac Allen, J. P. Samuel Foster and Anne Johnson, Jan. 27, 1831, by Robert Pittis, J. P. Andrew Fowler and Betsy Martin, April 26. 1821, by William Carrothers, J. P. Francis Fowler and Mary Giles, Nov. 4, 1830, by Rev. Elijah C. Stone. Garret Fowler and Hannah Eagleson, April 3, 1819, by Rev. Elijah C. Stone Harrison Fowler and Elizabeth Bridgeman, Oct. 7, 1839, by M. B. LuKens, J. P. James Fowler and Mary Gifford, Feb. 11, 1830, by Rev. John Crom. Joel Fowler and Esther Fisher April 20, 1836, by Rev. Elijah C. Stone. John Fowler and Cassander Keepers, April 10, 1822, by Rev. Elijah C. Stone, John Fowler and Amanda Burchfield, Dec. 24, 1835, by Thomas Foster. Thomas Fox and Sarah Hartley, June 28, 1838, by George Shaffer, J. P. James Francis and Amelia Selby, May 21, 1813, by Rachel Hall. James Fransis and Nancy Boals, Aug. 11, 1835, by William Taggart, V. D. M. James Frasure and Rebecca Erwin, June 20, 1833, by George W. Bell, J. P. Daniel Frester and Rachel Ann Darling, July 10, 1831, by Rev. Jacob Lemmon. Ludwig Frietsh and Catherine Manbeck, Feb. 21. 1832, by Rev. Adam Hetzler. Robert Fryer and Susanna Oram, Aug. 30, 1836. by Rev. Thomas Hanna. David Furby and Fanny Luke, Dec. 16, 1838, by Samuel Lewis, J. P. James Furbay and Beulah Stephen, May 8, 1838. by George Atkinson, J. P. Thomas Furbay and Margaret White, Sept. 15. 1825, by Rev. James Roberts. Alexander Fulton and Sarah Ramsey, Nov. 2, 1826, by Joseph Rea. J. P. William Fulton and Polly Moore, Oct. 28, 1823, by Donald Mcintosh, V. D. M. William Fulton and Elizabeth Pugh, May 3, 1832, by James Miller, J. P. James M. Galbreath and Caty Delany, Nov. 10, 1819, by Elijah C. Stone. Robert Galbraith and Lydia Yarnell, Nov. 27, 1820, by John Rea, V. D. M. Samuel Galbraith and Rebecca Able, Oct. 24, 1839, by John Gruber, J. P. Henry Galentine and Ellen Treacle, March 5, 1838. by Mark Hogge, J. P. John Gallaher and Levina Young, May 10, 1832, by William Arnold, J. P. Patrick Gallaher and Sarah Gibson, May 15, 1819, by Phineas Inskeep. Patrick Gallaher and Martha Bevard, Aug. 25, 1837, by Rev. William Knox. Thomas B. Gallaher and Jane Farmer, Feb. 15, 1838, by Rev. Joseph Clokey. William C. Galaher and Eleanor Green, Dec. 5, 1839, by Rev. Parden Cook. John Gamble and Sarah Heck, Dec. 29, 1839. by B. W. Veirs, J. P. Joshua Gamble and Elizabeth Heck, March 27, 1834, by William Arnold, J. P. John Gant and Elizabeth Cellar, Oct. 9, 1828, by Salmon Cowles, V. D. M.

J. P. Georire Gardner and Sarah Wright. May 9. 1S2(5. by Alexander Moore. J. P. Isaao Gardner and Nancy Rose. May 12. ISIS, by Rev. Samuel Hamiltou. Lemi'el Gai'dner and Mary Derault. Feb. 10. 1S31. by Robert Orr, J. P. John Garner and Sarah Cusick. May t5. 1S30. by Jesse Hooper. J. P. Edward B. Garrett and Catherine Suddith. March 23. ISoI. by Rev. Benjamin

Wood. John Garret and Margaret Haines. J.^n. 13. 1S20. by Phineas Inskeep. J. P. Joseph W. Gari-etson and Jane N. Pooi\ Dec. 15. 1S3»>. by Rev. Jacob Coon. John Garvin and Hannah Whan. March 11. 1S19. by Thomas Diokerson. J. P. John Garvin and Ag^ness Rankin. Jan. 25. 1S3S. by Rev. Jacob Coon. Charles Gassuch and Matilda Roberts. July IT. iS2S. by Rev. James Moore. Amor Gatchel and Almira Moore. April 16, 1S35. by John McArthur, V. D. M. Amos Getchell and Elizabeth Burger. June 23. 1S36. by John McArthur. V. D. M. Elias Gatchel and Mary Sudduth. Nov. S. 1S25. by Donald Mcintosh. V. D .M. Elijah Getchell and Harriett Drake. July 29. 1S27. by Philip Fulton. J. P. Job w:. Gatchel and Fi-ancis Clemens. Aug. 7. 1S35, by William Wallace.

V. D. M. Henry Gayer and Betsey McAfee, Nov. 21, 1S33. by B. W. Viers. J. P. Anderson Geary and Catherine Vanhom, Nov. 2, 1S20. by Rev. Thomas B.

Clark. Matthew Geary and Driisilla Johnson, May 1. 1S17. by John Crawford. J. P. James Gearwood and Mary McCleary. Oct. 19. 1S24. by John Hurless. J. P. B ' Geasy and Juliann Ruble. Oct. 6, 1S39. by Joseph Fry. J. P. K. Geddes and Tamer Yarnell. Oct, 17. 1S2S. by Ezekiol Paramer. E. C. C.

John Geddes and Julian Geddes. July 24, 1S31, by Edward Talbott. J. P. George B. George and Mary Warfel, March 13, 1SS4, by William Taggart.

V. P. M. Edward Gibbins and Emily E. White. June 30. 1S36. by Rev. C. D. Battell. Henry Gibbins and Ann "\i\ilson. Nov. 17. lS3o, by Rev. Jacob Coon. David Gibny and Rebecca Henry. Dec. 23. 1S30. by Thomas Phillips. J. P. James B. Gibson and Polly Ann Maxwell. Jan. 29. 1S29, by Rev. Thomas Hanna. Robert Gibson and Elizabeth S. Maxwtll. Nov. S, 1S2T. by Thomas Hanna.

V. D. M. Robert Gilbreath and Mary Beeman. June 5. 1S2S. by Michael Conaway. J. P. Thomas C. Gilcrest and Eleanor Guttery. May 26. lS3o. by John McArthur.

V. D. M. James Giles and Lettice Gordon. Jan. 2S. 1S3S. by Rev. Henry Wharton. John Giil and Caroline Richards. Dec. IS. :S32, by Joseph Wolff. J. P. Charles Gillaspie and Margaret Himebaiigh. Dee. 37, 1S32. by Dewalt Rothacker. James Gillespie and Susan Catherine Painter, June 7, 1S32, by Rev. David C.