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Washington County Wills &
Estates
| SLATER, Ellis |
Administration 1855.
Heirs- David L., James W., Mary L., Emma J.
Book 9, Page
605 |
| SMITH, Hester |
Of New York City,
widow of Paschal Nelson Smith, Late of New York City. Will
made 9-19-1823, Probated in New York 12-14-1846, copy to
Marietta March 1847. Nephews- John Aspenwall of New York City,
Merchant; George Strong, Merchant; George W., and Isaac
Sterrett,
sons of my deceased sister _____Sterrett; nieces-
Mary B.,
Sarah Caroline, Harriett A., daughters of my
deceased sister
_____Sterrett; Augusta (Dana) nee Sterrett,
daughter of
my sister _____Sterrett; Harriett Artmire
Randall; the
following persons are probably nieces but the
relationship is not stated. Hester W., daughter
of John & Rebecca (deceased) Blagg; to Juliana (surname
not mentioned); to Susan Aspinwall, wife of John Aspinwall; to
Elizabeth Smith, daughter of my deceased husband's brother
Henry; to Ann Hadden, wife of David Hadden; To Grace Amelia
Blagge; To Sarah S. Lockwood, now Sarah Deering; To Augusta,
Hester and Juliana Blagge; to Rebecca Caroline Hamilton; to
Sarah Platt. Witness: S. Plumb, Frederick W. Bishop, Eli Mix,
3rd.
Book 7, Page 466
Note: Will later states
tha Hester, Juliana and Augusta Blagge were daughters
of Rebecca Blagge. |
| SMITH, Michael |
Will made 2-6-1845,
Probated September 1845. Wife, Priscilla; children- Alexander,
Daniel, Michael, Hannah, Jane and Emily. Witness: Edward
Dawson, Benoni Williams.
Book 7, Page 247 |
| SMITH, Nathaniel |
Will made 4-15-1817,
Probated May 1817. Wife, Jemima; children- Benjamin F.,
Nathaniel Augustus.
Book 2, Page 18
Note: "Died at
Marietta on Sunday evening, Captain Nathaniel Smith, aged 25
years. His infant son also died at this time, and both were
interred in one
grave." |
| SMITH, Paschal N. |
Late of Gallia
County, Ohio. Will made in New York 11-4-1805, Probated
10-6-1836. WIfe, Hester; children- Harriett, William Templer,
Georgiana, Augusta; nephews- Benjamin Strong, John
Aspinwall.
Book 8, Page 510 |
| SMITH, WIlliam G. |
Administration
2-6-1850. Children- Elijah, Samuel, John (deceased), Mary,
wife of Richard Patton, Huldah, wife of John Test. Heirs of
son John (now deceased) are Hannah, wife of Jefferson Carroll
of Gallia County, Ohio and Clarinda, wife of John Hearn of
Gallia County, Ohio.
Book 9, Page 404 |
| SOLOMON, Isaac |
Will made
11-16-1847, Probated March 1848. daughters- Catherina and
Margaret; granson Isaac Victor Solomon. Witness: Hamilton
Cree, Hugh Brown, E. Battelle, Jr.
Book 8, Page 103
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| SOUTHMAYD, Samuel |
Of watertown, Ohio
(formerly of Litchfield, Connecticut. Will made 3-19-1810,
Probated 10-6-1837. Wife, Dorcas; children Millicent
(Scoville) deceased) her heirs to have land in Ohio, also land
in Harpersfield, New York; Philander F; Samuel Southmayd,
Dorcas (Dutton), Alma (DeForest). Witness: Uriel Gridley, John
Byron (or Bryon), Daniel Brooks.
Book 5, Page 465 |
| SPEAR, Ebenezer |
Of Salem Township.
Will made 1-2-1835, Probated March 1835. Wife, Polly;
children- Daniel, Ebenezer, Jr., Susannah, Polly, Roxene and
son-in-law Charles Spears. Witness: Wm. Crawford, Allen
Close.
Book
5, Page 182 |
| SPRAGUE, Jonathan |
Of Adams Township.
Will made 8-4-1838; Probated 8-ll-l838. Wife, Hannah;
children-Elijah, Seamon, Benjamin Owen, Arthur Wayne,
Jonathan, Johnway (deceased), Witness: Orrin N. Morris, Henry
Rose, Andrew Allison.
Book 6, Page
42
Note: Elijah Sprague born 3-10-18I8, married
1st Henrietta Morris, 2nd Lydia A. Gray, Seamon born
4-3-1821, married Mary Deval. Benjamin Owen born 10-25-1824,
married Lucinda Deval. Arthur Wayne, born 4-13-1795, married
Lucinda, daughter of Allen Deval. Jonathan born
4-12-1804, married Melissa Smith. Johnway's children were-
Joshua born 5-8-1793, married Phoebe Brown, Cynthia born
5-4-1797, married Washington Olney Dec 13, 1795. Oliver
T., M riba born 8-23-1799-died 5-6-1816.
Mrs.
Sabra Sprague, consort of Jonathan Sprague died Adams Township
5-12-1815. She was nee Slemmons, born 4-30-1767
Nantucket, Mass; married Jonathan Sprague 9-18-1792. He
married second Susanna Owens who died 10-6-1833, and third to
Hannah Morris on March 6, 1834, she
died
7-17-1867. |
| SPRAGUE, Joshua |
Administration
6-23-1852. Wife, Phoebe (Ross), children- Oliver P. and
Jonathan Sprague.
Book 9, Page 332 |
| SPRINGER, Jacob |
Of Warren Township.
Will made 8-5-1830, Probated August 1830. Wife, Catherine;
children- Susanna (Misner), Abigail (Pickford), Jane (Morris),
Humphrey N., Jacob, John, Garrett, Peter.
Book 4, Page
358
Note: Jacob Springer was a
Revolutionary soldier in the New Jersey Continental
Line. Served under Capt Pratt. Born
1763. |
| SPRINGER, Peleg |
Will
made 9-25-1828, Probated April 1829. Wife, Sarah;
children- Joseph, Clark, Harris, Albert, Lucy (Hudson).
Witness: Broadberry Hutchins, Nathan Proctor, Samuel
Woods.
Book 4, Page 231 |
| STANBERRY, Joseph |
Of Zanesville, Ohio.
WIll made 5-4-1839, Probated November 1843. Wife, Ann Lucy;
chldren- Eliza (Flanner), Harvey, Job, Ann Lucy (Pierce),
Henry, Howard, Charles and Edward. Witness: Chas. B. Goddard,
Willis Hawes.
Book 7, Page 6 |
| STANLEY, Timothy |
Will
made 12-10-1818- Probated March 1819. Wife, Abigail;
Children- Timothy (a minor), Abigail, Thirza, Eliza, Lydia
(Newell), Mary (Kellogg), Julia (all the girls under 21 years
of age). Witness: Caleb Emerson, James M. Bovet, Jacob Rice.
Book 2, Page 105
Note: Timothy Stanley died
2-14-1819 aged 47 years. Abigail, his wife died 8-4-1823, aged
48 years. Eliza their daughter died
8-14-1823. |
| STANLEY, Daniel G. |
Of Fearing Township.
WIll made 7-19-1852, Probated November 1853. Children- Lot
Putnam, James Thomas, (daughters not named); adopted son
George W. Putnam; adopted daughter Martha W. Cottrell;
brother, James Stanley. Witness: Luther Curtiss, C.H. Stanley,
Joseph Lankford.
Book 9, Page 334 |
| STANLEY, Thomas |
Of Salem, Washington
County. Wll' made 3-1-1807, Probated May 1816. Wif e, Mixenda;
children- Daniel Griswold, Thomas Ford, Francis Rouiandson,
James, George W., Joseph, Anne (oldest daughter, a
minor.), Betsey, Lucy, Clarissa, Cynthia, Sarah, Mary,
Mix enda. Witness: Chas H. Martin, John Davis.
Book 2 Page
1
Note: Thomas Stanley was a revolutionary
soldier- born 9-27-1762 at Wethersfield, Connecticut, son of
Thomas and Mary (Francis.) Stanley. Married Anna Ford
11-27-1783, married second to Mixenda Nott. Soldier died March
14, 1816. REF: Summer's History of Washington
County, Ohio. |
| STEARNES, Amos |
Of Belpre, Ohio.
Will made 2-16-1813, Probated April 1813. Heirs are his
youngest brother Rufus, and his parents, Elias and Sarah
Stearns. EXR'S: Aaron W. Putnam and brother, Asa Stearns.
Witness: Charlotte S. Putnam, Julia H. Putnam and D.
Loring.
Book 1, Page 232 |
| STEVENS, Abraham |
Of Waterford
Township. Will made 1-20-1824, Probated October
1828. Wife, Rachel; children- John, Samuel (to have
land in Morgan County, Ohio on Olive Green
Creek), David, James, oldest daughter Delila
(deceased) wife of John Perry; Sally, wife of
Joseph Williams; children of daughter Amarilla and
Nathaniel Chapman, her husband. Witness: Isaac
Baker, Thomas Seely, Jr., John Seely, Jr.
Book 4, Page 210 |
| STEVENS, Peter B. |
Will made 4-4-1839,
Probated July 1839. Only daughter Sarah Ann Catherine
(Stephens); cousins- Peter Stephes of New York, Ephriam and
Benjamin Snyder Stephens. Witness Borden Stanton, Olive and
John Root.
Book 5, Page 571 |
| STEWART, Archibald |
Of Providence, Rhode
Island. Will made 11-17-1803, Probated November 1843.
Children- Charles and Jane, wife of Walter Lawrence; to Peggy
Reed, a poor girl whom I brought from Ireland; to my brother
Richard Stewart of Clare, near Belle Castle, County Antrim,
Ireland; to the sons of my sister Rose Thompson's two
daughters of Belle Mully, near Newton in the county of
Londonderry, Ireland; to William Hutton, the son of my wife
Austis; mentions that his son Charles is on a voyage to
Batavia, and to have estate if he returns from this
voyage.
Book 7, Page 8 |
| STILLE, Ebenezer |
Of Salem Township.
Will made 7-10-1814, Probated April 1821. Wife, Esther;
children mentioned, not named (all minors.) Witness: Dudley
Davis, John True.
Book 1, Page 205 |
| STILLWELL, Elias |
Of New Haven,
Connecticut. Will made 3-6-1813, Probated 8-22-1837. WIfe,
May- following persons mentioned, probably children- Hezekiah
Howe and son Ebenezer; Sally, wife of Amos Townsend; and Elias
her oldest son; Hannah, oldest daughter of Hannah and Solomon
Collins of New Haven, Connecticut. Witness: Robert Townsend,
Asa Bradley, Eleazor Foster.
Book
5, Page 416 |
| STONE, Clarissa |
Will made
10-30-1813, Probated 6-23-1846. Nephews- Stephen, Daniel H.,
Charles and Sherlock Stone. Witness: Anies Spencer Nye, Mary
M. Puertis.
Book 7, Page
344 |
| STONE,
Joseph |
Of Union Township. Will made
9-27-1830, Probated October 1830. Children- Amanda, Collins,
Vesta and Jasper (a minor); brother- Benjamin Franklin Stone.
Witness: J. Cotton, William Stacey, John Stacey.
Book 4,
Page 407
Note: Jasper Stone, was the son of Israel
Stone who died about 1809 in Marietta leaving the following
heirs- Sardine, B. F., Matilda (Smith), Jasper, Harriet H. (a
minor), C. C. (a minor), and A. Stone (noted in Probate Record
Book 1, Page 184.) "Amanda Stone lived in McConnellsville,
Morgan County, Ohio. Collins, wife of Emerson Nash lived in
Wheeling, W. Va., Vesta Stone resided in Wheeling with her
sister.
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| STURGIS,
Russel |
Of Boston, Mass. Will made
12-8-1815, Probated October 1831. Wife, Elizabeth, children-
Nathaniel, James, George W., Sarah Paine (Pope), Elizabeth
(Sturges), Ann Cushing (Sturges). Witness: Timothy Dodd,
Freeman Dodd, A. P. Hodkins.
Book 4, 254
Note:
Mentions undivided land in Barnstable, Mass. held with his
brother Thomas (now deceased) before 1822 according to the
codicil of that date. Heirs of Thomas were his wife Elizabeth
and children Nancy (Freeman) Martha (Calhoun) and
Esther.
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| TAGUE,
Edward |
Will made 1-10-1842, Probated
October 1850 Wife, mentioned, not named; children- two sons,
not named, daughters (three) only one mentioned- Mary. States
his three daughters now living to have land in Harrison
Township, Perry County, Ohio. EXR'S: Peter Tague and Patrick
Nugent of Harrison Township, Perry County, Ohio.
Book 8,
Page 513
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TALBOT,
Edward
|
Administration October 6, 1852.
Wife, Catharine; children- Aquilla D., Henry, John E., Amanda,
wife of Wm. S. Johnson, all residing at Plymouth, Washington
County, Ohio. Other children, Jane, wife of Henry Brown, Ann
G., wife of Henry Ruggles of Belmont County, Ohio, Ralph
Talbot, a minor.
Book 9, Page 294
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| TAYLOR,
John |
Late of Great Britain now of Union
Township, Washington County, Ohio. Will made 7-5-1836,
Probated September 1836. Sister, Margaret. Witness: Peter
Fearnsley, Samuel W. Farmer.
Book 5, Page 317
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| TAYLOR,
William |
Will made 7-10-1823, Probated
November 1823. Sisters- Fanny Taylor, Jane Miller, Catherina
Minor, Marie Gitteau. EXR'S: Martha Minor, John Miller,
Witness: John Cunningham, Margaret T. Bartlett, John
Miller.
Book 2, Page 429
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TEMPLETON,
George
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Administration 1-14-1853. Wife,
Nancy; children- Eliza, wife of Jacob Barthmess, Joseph,
Samuel, James, Letty, Margaret, wife of James Atkinson,
children of Wiliam Templeton (deceased), John, George and
Mary; Jane, daughter of George Atkinson, and her children
Margaret, Nancy E., and Martin all residents of Washington
County, Ohio; Mary, wife of all Snodgrass and Robert Templeton
(last two mentioned of Iowa.)
Book 9, Page
512 |
| THOMPSON,
James |
Of Baltimore, Maryland. Will made
9-3-1837, Probated September 1837. Niece Sarah Jane Little of
Baltimore to have land in Maryland, Virginia and Ohio; cousin
Maty Moore of Wheeling Va, (now W. Va); to the sons of James
Moore in County Antrim, Ireland, William, John and James;
another brother mentioned, not named. EXRS: Sarah Jane Littel
of Baltimore, George Low of Baltimore, David Barber of Ohio.
Witness: P.S. Stewart, B.T. Brice, G.L. DeLong.
Book 5,
Page 423 |
| THORNILY,
John |
Administration 9-13-1853. Wife,
Mary; children- William, Mary Ann, wife of Aaron Howe, Thomas
C., now deceased and his heirs who are Matilda, Nathan, Sarah,
George all living in Wood County, Virginia (now West
Virginia.); Caleb S. Thornily, James and Adelina Thornily and
Elizabeth Thornily, these four persons residents of Pike
County, Missouri.
Book 9, Page 478
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| THORNILY,
John |
(same person as above) Will made
8-16-1844, Probated Spt. 1844. Wife, Mary; children- Calab S.,
Elizabeth S., Adaline Virginia, William, Thomas C., Mary Anne
(Howe), James C. Witness: WIlliam West, M. H. Byard, Richard
Alcock.
Book 7, Page 107
Note: Cemetery record- Col.
John Thornily born Cheshire England, died 8-17-1844 aged 65
years. Mary Compton Thornily, his wife died 8-9-1875 aged 87
years. Thomas J. son of William and Elizabeth Thornily, died
8-9-1837, aged 25 years. William Thornily of Cheshire, England
died 4-20-1827, aged 55 years.
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| THORNILLY,
William |
Administration 1829. WIfe,
Elizabeth, children-William, Thomas, Augusta, wife of James
Beswick; William Irwin, Cornelia, Ann and John Thornily are
children of Caleb Thornily deceased who was the son of
William.
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| THORNILY,
WIlliam |
Administration 9-7-1853. Wife,
Esther; children- Samuel S., Elizabeth W., Augustam wife of
George Harness, Eliza D., Laura J.
Book 9, Page
503
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| THORNTON, Marcy |
Of Warwick County of Kent, R.I.
Will made 1-13-1833, Probated April 1834. Friends-Marcy, wife
of Joseph Aborn; Phoebe, widow of William Thornton; Sally,
daughter of Lowry Aborn; Sarah Desire, daughter of the late
John Anthony Aborn; Harriet, daughter of Thomas Aborn; Phoebe,
wife of Daniel J. Harris. EXR: Joseph Aborn of Cranston,
R.I.
Book 5, Page 116
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| TICE, Solomon,
Sr. |
Will made 10-26-1838, Probated
12-22-1830. Sons- John, James, David, Solomon, Jr. Witness:
Samuel Martin and Nehemiah A. Hearn.
Book 5, Page
523.
Note: John was born 1780- James 1775-1851-Solomon,
Jr. 1783-1864. Solomon Tice was a Revolutionary soldier, born
1750, probably in New York state, the son of Martin and Mary
Tice- married Mary Ann Collier. He died 11-14-1838 aged 88
years. There were other children not mentioned in the will,
Jacob, Martin, Mary, Sarah (who was born 1798 and married
Jacob Newlin, a soldier of the War of 1812.
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| TILSON,
Bethuel |
Administration 1825. Children-
Joseph, Bethuel, Jr., Pamela, Richard and Cornelia.
Book
3, Page 412 |
| TILTON,
Joseph |
Administration 4-3-1852. children-
Elizabeth, Dudley D., Harriet E., Douglas D., Dallas D., Rowen
A. Tilton, Betsey M. Tilton their guardian.
Book 9, Page
223
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| TREADWELL, John
Dexter |
Of Salem, Essex County, Mass. Will
made 2-7-1831, Probated March 1835. Wife, Dorothy- Son John
Goodlive Treadwell; servant Sarah Emerson. Witness: Wm.
Cleveland, George Cleveland, Joseph Andrew.
Book 5, Page
174
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| TROWBRIDGE,
Hiram |
Administration 1825. Wife, Abigail;
children- David, Nathaniel, Eliza, Lucinda, Hiram, Adaline,
Harriett, Theron, Watson.
Book 4, Page 58
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| TRUE, Jabez
(Physician) |
Will made 1-4-1823,
Probated January 1823. Wife, not named; young friend, John
Mills; sisters- Hannah and Mary True, Mrs. Howard; nephew;
Jabez True Howard; to Julia and Sarah, daughters of Jonathan
Guitteau (deceased). Witness: S.P. Hildreth (Dr.) J.O.
Preston, Asa Beach, David Putnam.
Book 2, Page
441
Note: Dr. True was a Revolutionary soldier,
enlisted as surgeon. Born 1760 Hempstead, N.H. REF: Mass.
Soldiers and Sailors in Revolution.
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| TRUE, Sarah |
Will made 4-30-1835,
Probated September 1836. Son John Mills; grandchildren- Julia
Guitteau now the wife of John Hendrick; Henry Jackson Mills;
Marietta Mills, Sarah Guitteau. Witness: Douglas Putnam,
Hannah M. Putnam, David Putnam.
Book 9, Page
315
Note: Cemetery record- Dr. Jabez True died 9-5-1823
aged 63 years. Sarah, his wife (at the time of her marriage to
Dr. True was the widow of John Mills, Dr.).
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| TUPPER, Benjamin
(General) |
Will probated at
Marietta, Ohio July 18, 1792, Wife Huldah; children- Benjamin
(youngest son a minor); Anselm, Edwart White, Minerva, wife of
Ichabod Nye. Witness: Joseph Wood, Christopher Burlingame,
Sukey Burlingame.
Note: Cemetery record- Minerva
(Tupper) Nye, daughter of General Benjamin Tupper, and wife of
Ichabod Nye died 4-20-1836. She was a native of Chesterfield,
Mass. Benjamin Tupper, Sr. born at Sharon (or Stoughton), Mass
1738- died 6-7-1792 aged 54 years- Member of Massachusetts
Legislature from Chesterfield. Ref: D.A.R. Lineage book Vol
34- National # 33082.
Major Anselm Tupper, son of
Benjamin Tupper, in Benjamin Tupper's 11th Regiment- Adjutant
in Col Sproat's Regiment in 1799 at the age of 16 years. Born
10-17-1763 at Easton, Mass-died 12-25-1808.
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| TUPPER,
Huldah |
Will made 10-5-1806,
Probated April 1814. Children- Anselm, Minerva (Nye), Edward
White, Benjamin, Jr. Witness: Rufus Putnam, Stephen Pierce,
Wm. Rufus Putnam.
Book 1, Page 256
Note: Cemetery
record- Huldah Tupper Nye, child of Minerva and Ichabod Nye
born 1805, died 1838.
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| TUTTLE, Joel,
Sr. |
Of Fearing Township.
Will made 1-24-1823, Probated January 1823. Wife, Huldah;
children- Joel, Linus, Esther, (Stephens), Simeon, Millie
(Gilbert) Lucy (Woodruff), Sally (West), and an adopted son
Preserved T. Leamon. Witness: Edward Postlewaite, Ruth Shreve,
David Chapman.
Book 2, Page 437
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| TWOMBLEY,
Joseph |
Of Union Township. Will made
9-25-1841, Probated May 1842. Wife, Tryphena; children- Lydia,
Josiah, Tryphena, Olive, James, Deborah Chapman (Flanders),
John Hallet, Isiah, William and Eliza Twombley. Witness:
Stephen Otis, Annis Spears.
Book 6, Page
311
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