Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 86

Mary Atwood

Notes:

!Birth-Spouse: MF VI:149 !Marriage-Children: Genealogy of the Atwood Family by Charles H. Wight, 1900, p.11 !Birth-Marriage-Death: E.F.Atwood 3:3

m: Richard Atwood (31 MAR 1718-24 MAR 1795)

Children:

Richard Atwood

Notes:

!Burial: MD 10:182, in 77th yr. !Parentage: E.F.Atwood part 3 (#S564) !Birth: MD 16:32 (with children b. Marcy & Luse)

m: Mary Atwood (15 FEB 1723- 3 FEB 1805)

Children:

Grace

Notes:

Her first name comes from Banks's History of Cape Code III:192.

m: Thomas Hatch (- 1661)

Children:

Hendrick Jochemsz Schoonmaker

Notes:

!Will: Dated 4 Mar 1682, in dutch, of "Hendrick Jochemsen and Elsje Jochems, his wife". Heirs mentioned: Jochem Hendrix, Eghbert Hendrix, Henrick Hendricks, and Peter Andriaensen. Also mentioned are children by the wife's former marriage, Jannetie and Sytie, but that they have both died in the meantime.

m: Elsie Janse Van_Breestede

Children:

William E. Larkins

Notes:

Probably around 1817 (before 1818) he moved to Clayton, Perry Co., Ohio. Perry Co. was formed in 1818 from Fairfield, Muskingum and Washington Counties. From land surveys it looks to me that Clayton was probably part of Muskingum County prior to 1818. I checked the Muskingham marriage records -- no marriage record for them occurs there.
1819: Note: No Larkins appears on the 1819 Tax List for Perry Co., Ohio. (Appears in ["Early Ohio Tax Records", compiled by Esther Weygandt Powell, 1971]).
!Census (1820): Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, p.14: "William E. Larkins", 3 males under 10, 1 male age 26-45, one female age 16-26. One person was employed in agriculture. This census was completed by 15 Nov 1820.
!Census (1830) index: "William E. Larkins" Clayton, Perry Co., Ohio, p.389.
Nov 3, 1834: William E. Larkins, of Putnam Co., Illinois, purchased a total of 240 acres of public federal land in Marshall Co., Illinois as 3 transactions.
Dec 28, 1835: William E. Larkins, of Tazewell Co., Illinois, purchased 160 acres of public federal land in Marshall Co. (then Putnam Co.) in 2 transactions. The same day and page include a similar transaction with Monroe Larkins of Putnam Co.
Dec 9, 1836: William E. Larkins, of Putnam Co., Illinois, purchased 80 acres of public federal land in Marhsall Co. (then Putnam Co.) The same day and place Jeremiah R. Larkins of Putnam Co., also purchased 40 acres there.
Nov 5, 1839: William E. Larkins of Marshall Co. purchased 3 10 acre lots in Marshall Co., Illinois for a school.
!Census 1850: Clackamas Co., Oregon. Call No. 1850-742, page 21, Dwelling 156, enumerated on 16 Sep 1850: William Larkins, age 56, male, farmer, b. Tenn., $2500; Rachet, 54, female, b. Penn; David Y. [hard to read], 16, male; Joel, 12, male; Mary A., 6, female.
Oregon Donation Land Claim #OC1132: Rachel Larkins, widow of Wm. E. Larkins, Clackamas Co; He was b. 1794 Tenn; Settled Claim 30 Oct 1847; m. Rachel 1816, Somerset Pa. William E. Larkin died on claim 25 Jan 1850 leaving 10 children. Rachel continued to reside on claim. Aff: Harrison Wright, Hugh Gordon.
The exact birthdate comes from the Ancestrial File. AF gives a death date as 25 Jan 1850 in Clackamas Co., which is contradicted by the 1850 census. The birth year of 1794 IS confirmed by census records.
!Birthdate-Deathdate-Burial: Letter from Sharon A. Larkins, Feb 1996. She gives county of birth as Smith Co., Tennessee, and death as 6:00 am, 25 Jan 1850 in Molalla, Clackamas Co., Or.
The Jackson/Larkins cemetery is located West on Highway 211 from the stop light in the center of Molalla. It is located behind the LDS church. A path goes back into the wooded area, from the left corner of the parking lot in back. Walk about a block distance to a clarking. Sometimes it is covered with blackberry bushes and vines. It is located on a corner of the Jackson farm and he allowed Dibbles and larkins to be buried there. The older Larkins had wooden markers that have been gone for years and no one had any idea where they were buried in the clearing. The Jacksons and Dibbles had stone markers which are badly decayed and have been vandalized. The youngest Larkins -- Mary M. Austin and some of her family are there. They had a cement slab covering all their graves and plaques set in the cement on top. Recently there was a wire fence all around the slab preventing a close approach or rubbing. [Info from Sharon A. Larkins]
It is said that his doctor advised him to go west for his health, which was his motivation for taking the Oregon trail in 1847.

m: Rachel Reed ( 9 NOV 1796- 1 JAN 1875)

Children:

John Glenn

Notes:

This family, as entered, is entirely a CONJECTURE. It is a conjecture that John and Jane (Saline) Glenn of Crawford Co., Indiana are the parents of Isaac D. Glenn (of Orange Co., Indiana & Putnam Co., Illinois), Samuel Glenn, Nancy Glenn, and Thomas Glenn of Putnam Co., Illinois land records. I make this conjecture only to provide some (likely) guidance for further research.
Note: I also consider it quite plausible that Isaac D. Glenn's father might be named Samuel Glenn Sr. (just keep this in mind).

m: Jane Saline

Children:

Ephraim Kempton

Children:

Jane Saline

m: John Glenn ( 6 MAY 1790-)

Children:

Jeremiah Reed

Notes:

Notes: !Birth (1760 NJ)-Spouse: Ancestrial File. !Birthdate: E-mail from Bonnie Strawn-Miller Dec 1995.
!Marriage: Ancestrial File says c1783 Bedford PA (suspicious). Bonnie Strawn-Miller gives 1785 Fayette Co., Pa.
!Census (1790): Bedford Co., Pennsylvania (Turkeyfoot Twp): 1 Male 16 or more and 4 females.
!Census (1800): Turkey Foot Twp., Somerset Co., p. 144: 20010-22110-00. There is also a John Reed in Turkeyfoot Twp. (00001-00001-00).
!Census (1810) Pennsylvania: Two Jeremiah REEDs appear. 1st is in Manheim Twp., Berks Co., on Roll #45 pg. 169, with Males: 1 under 10, 2 10-15, 1 over 45; Females: 2 under 10, 1 16-25. The other is in Turkey Foot Twp., Somerset Co., PA, Roll #53 pg. 425, with Males: 1 10-15, 1 16-25, and 1 45 or more; Females: 2 under 10, 1 10-15, 1 16-25, and 1 45 or more.
1 Apr 1813: "Jeremiah Reed" obtained land in Perry Co., Ohio from the Zanesville Ohio District Land Office, (range 14, township 14, section 32 NE), near the town of Crooksville, not far from Clayton. If you draw a line from the middle of Deavertown to New Lexington, the lot lies just about on the midpoint of that line. ["Federal Land Series", Vol.3, 1810-1814, Clifford N. Smith, 1980, p.105, entry #1242]. Filed in the original books at A/5/141.
c1817: They moved to Perry Co. They acquired land in Clayton Twp. and at least one lot in Somerset, then the county seat of Perry Co., Ohio.
(some immediate neighbors: Jacob Gaddes (at 14-14-32-SE).. for future ref.
1819 Tax List of Perry Co., Ohio: Shown is Jeremiah Reed ["Early Ohio Tax Records", compiled by Ester W. Powell, 1971, p.295]. Other REEDs are 2 Johns (that's all). Note also note about Amos Reed below.
!Census (1820): Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio: p. 13A, "Jeremiah Reed" with Males: 1 45 or greater; Females: 1 10-15, 1 45 or more; 1 person in agriculture.
!Census (1830,index): Clayton Twp., Perry Co., Ohio, p.389: "Jeremiah Reed"
!Death: Ancestrial File. (6 Mar 1838 Perry Co., Ohio).
(Note on will: It was entered in duplicate, both in the records of Perry Co., Ohio, and in the records of Somerset Co., Pennsylvania. The records of Somerset Co. have an additional paragraph after his decease.).
!Will: from Will Book, Perry Co., Ohio, pg. 138-9. Dated March 1833. Text as follows: "Jeremiah Reed's Will. In the name of God Amen I Jeremiah Reed of the County of Perry and State of Ohio do hereby make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and forms following that is to Say: It is my will that my two sons John and Jacob Reed have the land I gave them clear of all incumbrances to them and their heirs forever as by their deeds will now fully and at large affirm. The Sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to be equally divided between John Dusenburry's five children by his first wife. The Sum of five dollars to each of my namesakes Jeremiah R. Larkins and Jeremiah R. Reams and Jeremiah R. Stiff also fifty dollars to Jeremiah Reed son of John Reed at the age of twenty one. The remainder of my estate equally divided between my eight children. The two sons and Six daughters after my wife receives her third excepting fifty dollars out of Rhodas Share for the use of Mary Ann Gasselman my land to be Sold at the discretions of my Executors to the best advantage. I hereby constitute and appoint John Reed and John [Mitchell?] the former my son and the latter my son-in-law to be the executors of this my last will and testament hereby revoking and annulling all former wills by me made and ratified and confirming this [? ? ?] to be my last will and testament. In testamony whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this day of March 1833. Jeremiah Reed (Seal). Signed [?] and declared by the above Jeremiah. Read as his last will and testament in his presence and at his request have signed the same as Witnesses: Wesley Ileff, Samuel Leamaus, Isaac Delany, and Esthar A. Reed." [Note: Will obtained from Somerset Co., they transcribed witnesses as: Samuel Curran, Wesley Iliff, Isaac Delong, and Ethan Reed"]
The following addendum appears only in the Somerset will books: "And now at this day, towit: At a Court of Common Pleas held for the County of Perry at the Courthouse in Somerset on the 6 day of March 1838, the last will and testament of Jeremiah Reed dec'd., was produced in open Court and proven by the oaths of Samuel Curran and Isaac Delong two of the subscribing witnesses to the same who upon their oaths do testify that they believed him at the time of sound and disposing mind and memory of lawful age and under no restraint and that they were by him requested by him to attest the same he declaring it to be the last will and testament. Whereupon it was ordered that said will be entered for Record."
----- Very misc. notes... Other possible connections: (Currently no connection known).
There is a Rev. War Pension (abstract) for the following, who may be a close family connection.
On the 29 Mar 1808 will of Jonathan Peirson of Maidenhead Twp., Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, he names his nephew Jeremiah Reed executor. Proved 6 Jan 1810. [Archives of NJ, First Series, Vol. XII, 1949, pg. 291]. I can't tell whether this might be the Jeremiah of Becks Co., Pa or not.
Amos C. Reed, NJ Line, R8657. Sol. appl 25 Apr 1818 Perry Co., Ohio. On 20 July 1820 sol. had moved to Belmont Co., OH, age 83. Son John (age 63 on 25 Sep 1844 in Belmont Co) said parents married in July 1780 in Bucks Co., PA, mother's maiden name was Gemima Kennard. Sol. d. 7 Jan 1834 in Belmont Co., OH. Widow died 12 Feb 1840 Belmont Co.. Leaving Children: John b. 25 Sep 1781, James Wilkinson, Gemima Pryor, and Rachel Vance.
In ["Solders Burials, Belmont Co., Ohio, Rev. War & War of 1812" in "Ohio: The Cross Road of our Nation -- Records & Pioneer Families", Vol. 3, No. 2, April-June 1962, p.85], is shown: "Amos Reed, Rev. War, d. 1834" (cemetery & twp not stated).
No Amos Reed appears in the 1800 census of Pennsylvania. An "Amos Read" appears on a Aug 1793 Tax List of Woolwich Twp., Gloucester Co., New Jersey, pg. 18. [Not clear that this is him -- note he was in Bucks Co., Pa in 1780]
Other miscellany: ["Muskingham Co., OH Wills & Administrations, Book B", in [ibid, Vol. 4, #3, July-Sep 1963, pg.106], the will of David Campbell, probated 1814, mentions "money from Jane Reed of Penna" (David also had a dau. Jane, but no indication that these are not two different people). Just noted for future reference.

m: Jerusha Strawn (14 FEB 1763- 1834)

Children: