Showing posts with label Dearth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dearth. Show all posts

Sunday, October 18, 2015

William Dearth Family

Today I created a 65-page PDF about the family of William Dearth.  This report may be of interest to folks working on families in Monroe county, Ohio.  I'm working on Nalley and there was a link to Dearth. Before I knew it I was working on the Dearth family.

Included are the following families: Dearth, Nalley, Brister, Winland, Okey, Decker and Ogden. I am aware that researchers, Mr. Decker and Mr. Ogden are both included.

The report was shared with a limited group of people via a secret Henthorn Genealogy page that I created on Facebook some time ago. Access to the page is by invitation.

Dick Henthorn
18 October 2015

Friday, May 7, 2010

Brister, James

Summary of James BRISTER - 7 May 2010
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Name: James BRISTER
Sex: Male
Father: John BRISTER (abt 1777 - aft 1850)
Mother: Nancy DEARTH (abt 1782 - Mar 1830)

Individual Facts
Birth 14 Sep 1812 Seneca Twp., Monroe Co., OH
Death 16 Feb 1874 (age 61) Monroe Co., OH
Burial Feb 1874 (age 61) Monroe Co., OH, Brister Cemetery

Marriages/Children
1. Margaret DAILEY
Marriage abt 1831 (age 19) Monroe Co., OH
Children
... Catherine BRISTER (27 Jun 1832 - 3 Dec 1918)
... John BRISTER (25 Dec 1836 - Apr 1920)
... William Samuel BRISTER (abt 1844 - )
... Nancy Jane BRISTER (abt 1848/49 - )

Notes (Individual)
General:
James Brister

Census: 1860, in Monroe Co., OH, Summit Twp. 20-20 (P.O. Woodsfield) 9-10 Jul
1860
James Bristor, 49, m. farmer, $6000/1422, OH; Marget, 50, f. OH
Wm. Samuel, 16, m. OH; Nancy T., 12, f. OH

Census: 1870, in Monroe Co., OH, Summit Twp. 126-126
James Brister, 58, OH, farmer; Margaret, 65, OH, keep house
Charles Okey, 23, OH, farmer; Nancy J. Okey, 21, OH, help mother
Catharine Okey, 11/12, OH
Joseph Miller, 10, OH, farm work

CEMETERY: Buried in a private Brister Cemetery.
(Source: "Family Research in Monroe County, Ohio," by Catharine Foreaker Fedorchak, Vol. VIII, p. 143)