Deed Thomas Foggin to Jane Foggin - 18381227

Deed
Thomas Foggin to Jane Foggin
27 Dec 1838
Monroe Co., OH
Vol. A, Pages 430-431

This Indenture made this twenty seventh day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & thirty eight between Thomas Foggin of the county of Monroe and State of Ohio of the one part and Jane Foggin & her three children Names as follows to wit Elizabeth Foggin Thomas Foggin and Robison Foggin of the County of Monroe and State of Ohio of the other part Witnefseth that the said Thomas Foggin for and in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars good and lawfull money to him in hand paid the recipt whereof is hereby acknowledged has granted bargained sold released conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do grant bargain sell release convey confirm unto the said Jane Foggin and to the above same Elizabeth Thomas & Robison Foggins and to their heirs and afsigns A certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Monroe and State of Ohio and described as follows to wit. Begining for the same at the north east corner of section Sixteen thence west seventy three perches to white oak thence South thirty & a half degrees East sixty seven perches to a stone then South ten degrees west fifty six perches to a stone thence South forty eight degrees East Sixty one & one half perches to the section line thence north with the section line one hundred and fifty five perches to the place of Begining containing forty one acres one rod and five perches To have to hold the above granted and bargained premises with all and singular appurtenances and herediaments thereunto belonging unto them the said Jane Foggin Elizabeth Thomas & Robison and to their heirs and afsigns forever to have them and their only proper use and behoof forever and also the said Thomas Foggin do for himself & heirs exceutors and administrators covenant with Said Jane Foggin Elizabeth Thomas & Robison and to their heirs and afsigns that and until the unsealing of these presents he was ... well seized of the premises as a good and (indenfessable ?) estate in fee simple and have good right to bargain and sell the same in manner and form as above written and that the same was free from all encumberances whatever And further more he the said Thomas Foggin do by these presents bind himself and his heirs forever to warrant and defend the above granted and bargained premises to the said Jane Foggin Elizabeth Thomas & Robison and to their heirs and afsigns against all claims and demands whatsoever & testimony whereof the said Thomas Foggin has her unto set his hand and seal the day and year above written, Signed Sealed & delivered in presence of}

William Williams
William Myers Thomas Foggin {seal}

State of Ohio Monroe County fs
Be it Remembered that on this 27 day of December AD eighteen hundred and thirty Eight personally appeared before me William Myers an acting Justice of the peace in and for the said county and state aforesaid Thomas Foggin of lawful age and who acknowledged that he signed sealed and delivered the foregoing and within deed of conveyance as and for his free act and Deed and for the purposes therein escpresfesed In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day and year by me above written.
State of Ohio Monroe County Recorders Office
William Myers Justice of Peace {seal}
Entered and recorded December 29th 1838 in Vol. 8 Page 197 & 98
Entered and recorded March 25th 1841
Jas Cunningham .../

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Deed of Conveyance - Jesse St. Clair to William Henthorn

Deed of Conveyance of Jesse St Clair to William Henthorn
of the
W 1/2 of S.E. Section No. 2, Township 5, Range 5,
Monroe Co., OH,
8 Jan 1827.

Whereas Jesse St. Clair of Washington County and State of Pennsylvania did on the 16th day of December 1818 purchase the West half of the South East quarter Section No 2 in Township No 5 (?) of Range No 5 in the District of Lands offered for Sale at Marietta which lot or half quarter Section Contains Seventy-Eight Acres and Eighty-Eight Hundredths and was Sold to the said Jesse St. Clair at the rate of two Dollars per Acre. Amounting in the whole for said lot or half quarter Section to one hundred and fifty seven Dollars & Seventy Six Cents of which there has been paid on Account Agreeable to law to the Receiver of publick Moneys at Marietta the Sum of Seventy- Eight Dollars and Eighty-Eight Cents ---

And whereas the said Jesse St. Clair has surrendered the original first Certificate No 888 dated the 16th day of December and granted to the said person St. Clair And has filed A Declaration No 26 dated the 28th day of July 1821 of Class No. 2 Requesting further Credit on the Remaining Balance Agreeable to an Act of Congress passed on the 2nd day of March 1821 Entitled an Act for the Relief of purchasers of public lands prior to the first day of July 1826 And from the Certificate Received from the Register of the land office at Marietta will more fully Appear

Now be it Known to all whome it may Concern that for A valuable Consideration to me in hand paid by William Henthorn of the County of Monroe and State of Ohio I do hereby Assign transfer and Convey unto him the said William Henthorn his heirs Assigns All my Right ["all my" Repeated after the word "Right" and struck out. REH] title Interest and Claim in and to the land Above Described and the Certificate aforesaid & all its Benefits And I do hereby Request that the patent for said half quarter Section of Land may be granted to the Said William Henthorn in his Name his heirs & Assigns forever in Witness Whereof I do Hereby Set my hand & Seal this 8th day January 1827.

In Presence of us
s/Jesse St. Clair Es?
Jesse Henthorn
Elijah Henthorn

The State of Ohio}
Monroe County}
Be it Remembered that on the 8th of January 1827 Personly [sic] came before me A Justice of the peace of said County the Above Named Jesse St Clair who Acknowledged the Signing And Sealing of the Above Transcript for the purpose therein Contained - Given under my hand & Seal the day & year Above Written

s/Nathan P. Henthorn {Seal}
A Justice of peace

Thereby that the within named Nathan P. Henthorn before whom the ? ? appears to have been acknowledged was at the date of said ? and now is an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County of Monroe and that ? legal ? and proceedings as such are and ought to be respected.
Marietta 25th April 1827 s/ Joseph ? [illegible]
(Source: Reproduced at the National Archives - furnished by Betty (Goudy) Cronin)

Comment: Who were the Henthorn family members mentioned in this deed? They might have been siblings. William Henthorn might have been William Henthorn III, born Abt. 1796/1798 in VA and died Abt. 1875. He was the husband of Jane Alee. Witness Jesse Henthorn could have been William's brother, born 15 Jan 1803 in VA. Jesse married Hannah Jane Wright, Abt. 1828. Witness Elijah Henthorn might have been William's brother, born Abt. 1808/1810 in VA he married, Mary Ann Abt. 1836. And, the Justice of the Peace, Nathan P. Henthorn might have been William's brother, Nathaniel Henthorn, who had been listed with the initial "G." prior to this document becoming available. Nathaniel (Nathan), born 10 Jun 1800 married Jane Robinson. [Written by: Richard E. Henthorn 5 Aug 1998]

Deed of Conveyance - Jesse St. Clair to William Henthorn

Deed of Conveyance

Jesse St. Clair to William Henthorn

8 Jan 1827

Monroe County, Ohio

Deed of Conveyance of Jesse St Clair to William Henthorn of the W 1/2 of S.E. Section No. 2, Township 5, Range 5, Monroe Co., OH, 8 Jan 1827.

Whereas Jesse St. Clair of Washington County and State of Pennsylvania did on the 16th day of December 1818 purchase the West half of the South East quarter Section No 2 in Township No 5 (?) of Range No 5 in the District of Lands offered for Sale at Marietta which lot or half quarter Section Contains Seventy-Eight Acres and Eighty-Eight Hundredths and was Sold to the said Jesse St. Clair at the rate of two Dollars per Acre. Amounting in the whole for said lot or half quarter Section to one hundred and fifty seven Dollars & Seventy Six Cents of which there has been paid on Account Agreeable to law to the Receiver of publick Moneys at Marietta the Sum of Seventy- Eight Dollars and Eighty-Eight Cents ---

And whereas the said Jesse St. Clair has surrendered the original first Certificate No 888 dated the 16th day of December and granted to the said person St. Clair And has filed A Declaration No 26 dated the 28th day of July 1821 of Class No. 2 Requesting further Credit on the Remaining Balance Agreeable to an Act of Congress passed on the 2nd day of March 1821 Entitled an Act for the Relief of purchasers of public lands prior to the first day of July 1826 And from the Certificate Received from the Register of the land office at Marietta will more fully Appear

Now be it Known to all whome it may Concern that for A valuable Consideration to me in hand paid by William Henthorn of the County of Monroe and State of Ohio I do hereby Assign transfer and Convey unto him the said William Henthorn his heirs Assigns All my Right ["all my" Repeated after the word "Right" and struck out. REH] title Interest and Claim in and to the land Above Described and the Certificate aforesaid & all its Benefits And I do hereby Request that the patent for said half quarter Section of Land may be granted to the Said William Henthorn in his Name his heirs & Assigns forever in Witness Whereof I do Hereby Set my hand & Seal this 8th day January 1827.

s/Jesse St. Clair Es?

In Presence of us
s/Jesse Henthorn
s/Elijah Henthorn

The State of Ohio}
Monroe County}

Be it Remembered that on the 8th of January 1827 Personly [sic] came before me A Justice of the peace of said County the Above Named Jesse St Clair who Acknowledged the Signing And Sealing of the Above Transcript for the purpose therein Contained - Given under my hand & Seal the day & year Above Written

s/Nathan P. Henthorn {Seal}
A Justice of peace

Thereby that the within named Nathan P. Henthorn before whom the ? ? appears to have been acknowledged was at the date of said ? and now is an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County of Monroe and that ? legal ? and proceedings as such are and ought to be respected.

Marietta 25th April 1827 s/ Joseph ? [illegible]

(Source: Reproduced at the National Archives - furnished by Betty (Goudy) Cronin)

Comment: Who were the Henthorn family members mentioned in this deed? They might have been siblings. William Henthorn might have been William Henthorn III, born Abt. 1796/1798 in VA and died Abt. 1875. He was the husband of Jane Alee. Witness Jesse Henthorn could have been William's brother, born 15 Jan 1803 in VA. Jesse married Hannah Jane Wright, Abt. 1828. Witness Elijah Henthorn might have been William's brother, born Abt. 1808/1810 in VA he married, Mary Ann, Abt. 1836. And, the Justice of the Peace, Nathan P. Henthorn might have been William's brother, Nathaniel Henthorn, who had been listed with the initial "G." prior to this document becoming available. Nathaniel (Nathan), born 10 Jun 1800 married Jane Robinson. [Written by: Richard E. Henthorn 5 Aug 1998]

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Email: Dick.Henthorn@gmail.com
Posted: 5 Aug 1998
Revised: 23 Sep 2009
File: 18270108.txt

George Yoho

Name: George Yoho

Sex: Male

Father: Henry Yoho (25 JUL 1781-5 DEC 1862)

Mother: Annabelle Buchanan (23 NOV 1780-31 JAN 1873)

Individual Facts

Birth 21 DEC 1806 in Fish Ck, Ohio Co, VA

Death 17 AUG 1890 in Marshall Co, WV (age 83)

Burial in Antioch Cem, Proctor Dist, Wetzel Co, WV

REFN 168

Notes

General: Farmer, lived near Lynn Camp, Marshall Co, WV. I don't believe George Yoho ever lived near Lynn Camp. In 1996 I visited Sullivan Yoho and he drove me to a point in a field behind his house on Rines Ridge. We could see George's land from that point. Sullivan owned the land until recently.

Deed from John Floyd, Esquire, Governor of Virginia to George Yoho, Jr

1 AUG 1830

Sixty three acres, situate Ohio County on the waters of Whetstone run and bounded as followeth, to wit: Beginning at a hickory and beech, corner to Archibald Woods on the top of Brushy ridge(this isn't the Brushy Ridge off Burch Ridge), thence with said Woods line W40 poles to a poplar; thence S51 E44 poles to two Maples on a point; thence N30 W30 poles to a Black oak on a point, thence S59 W72 poles to a hickory on a point; thence S39 W47 poles to a white walnut in said Woods line; and thence with the same S25 E28 poles to the beginning.

This was the original sheepskin deed, now in the possession of Sullivan Blair Yoho. Sullivan drove his pickup up a point above his house and pointed out where the land was. It was east of Sullivan's house, behind the house. I am not sure where the idea came from that George Yoho lived near Lynn Camp, but he was in Franklin District for every census living on his 63 acres of land. Sullivan owned the 63 acres plus additional acreage purchased by Henry Yoho, son of George. At one time the piece contained 355 acres. Sullivan sold the land in 1972. There now, 1996, is a sign on the lane leading to the land, labeled Yoho lane, on Rines Ridge. (TVA)

The above land was acquired as follows:

63 acres by George Yoho in 1830. Henry Yoho & Susan Elizabeth Kelley acquired the original 63 acres and purchased additional acres, making the total 279 acres. John Yoho, s/o Henry & Susan, & Kate Franklin had the land for some time, but never really owned the land. The land was then inherited by Blair, Floyd, & Georgie Yoho as the heirs of Kate Franklin Yoho. Blair Yoho purchased the shares of his siblings, Floyd & Georgie Yoho. Blair Yoho purchased an additional 90 acres and he also sold 14 acres, making the total 355 acres. Sullivan Yoho inherited the land from his father, John Yoho.

(Told to me by Sullivan Yoho in 1997. TVA)

In 1975 my brother, Tim, and I visited Antioch Cem. We found the tombstone for George Yoho face down and sunken in the ground. We spent quite a bit of time digging and working to be able to lift the stone. We didn't have any tools. When we were finally able to lift the stone, it was in excellent shape, in constrast to the stone for his wife, Rachel, which had been upright. I believe Rachel's stone was broken in half. Since that time someone has reset George's stone in a base. (TVA)

Prepared by:

T. Vernon Anderson

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