[51704] Cassie is said to be daughter of Cyrus W. Dickey (1849-1915) & Mary Jane Haslam (1862-1933).
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Find A Grave memorial 110351673 offers:
Rebecca Galloway was born October 7, 1791, near Lexington, Kentucky. She was the daughter of James Galloway, who had been born in Pennsylvania in 1750. He served in the Revolution for nearly two years as a soldier and hunter, providing meat for his regiment. In 1798, the Galloway family came as some of the earliest settlers to the northern area of Greene County, Ohio. The family built a two-story log cabin about a mile from the large Indian village of Old Chillicothe, which is now called Old Town. It is located between Fairborn and Xenia.
A frequent visitor was the great Shawnee chief, Tecumseh, who lived near Old Town. As Rebecca was growing up, she would entertain Tecumseh by the hour, helping to improve his English and reading to him from the Bible and her family's large library of books. Their friendship eventually blossomed into love. Tecumseh asked Rebecca's father for her hand in marriage. In 1808, marriage at age sixteen was not unusual for a young woman, nor was it unusual for a widower to seek the hand of such a woman, but this courtship was different. After long consideration on both sides, it was decided that such a match could not possibly work.
Before he kissed her a sad farewell, Tecumseh promised that his warriors would give humane treatment to those captured by the Indians in battle. This promise was kept as long as he lived. Tecumseh, Chief of the Shawnees, became one of the most remarkable men of his race. He fell in battle on October 5, 1813, at the age of 45. That same year, Rebecca married her cousin George, bore six children, and lived out her life in a home five miles east of Xenia. She died in 1876 and is buried in Woodland Cemetery in Xenia. The original Galloway cabin is now part of the Greene County Historical Society's complex of buildings in Xenia.
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[12368] Howard m. (1) Catherine Spicer (b. 25 Feb 1915 at Utica, OH to Rollie Spicer and Daisy Elben. Mansfield News-Journal, 10 Mar 1987, p. 7: Howard E. Heichel, 70, of 1376 Robin Hood Lane died in the Mansfield General Hospital emergency room Monday evening after suffering an apparent heart attack at his home. He was born April 30, 1916, in Richland County and had lived his lifetime in the Butler and Mansfield areas. He was a retired 40-year employee of White-Westinghouse. Mr. Heichel attended the McElroy Road Church of Christ and was a member of Westinghouse Veterans Club. Survivors include his wife, Martha Beveridge Heichel, whom he married July 19, 1942; one daughter, Mrs. John (Saundra) Cox of Mansfield; one son, Gurard Hughes of Mansfield; four grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren; Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Bellville Snyder Funeral Home by Paul Whaley, his pastor. Burial will be in Four Corners Cemetery near Butler.
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[33289] Notes on John Parks, Jr. from the "Gibson Family History": "In 1770 John Parks, Jr. was sent by his father to open a store in Hagerstown, Maryland and his sister, Martha Parks went with him to keep house for him. John Parks was a royalist . . . The colonists were not allowed to manufacture anything in America. But they were obliged to buy everything from England. Beaver skins were caught in America and sent to England to be made into hats, and then the Colonists had to buy the hats. There was a severe punishment for any man who dared to manufacture a beaver hat for himself, and there were many other articles in this same class. Window glass was another article that was taxed. The Colonists said they would not buy, but that they would do without these articles, and the Colonists formed companies of mounted militia to scour the country to enforce this rule, that the Colonists should not buy these things and stores were entered, and if any of the condemned articles were found, they were destroyed by the soldiers militia. John Gibson, son of Andrew, belonged to one of these Continental militia. One day they rode into Hagarstown and entered John Parks store, there they found some beaver hats that had been manufactured in England. The militia took the hats out into the street and made a bonfire out of them. Naturally, John Parks would hate all of the Continental militia after the destruction of his fine English beaver hats." "[Later, his attitude must have mellowed somewhat since he married Margaret Gibson, the sister of John Gibson. Their son, Andrew Parks married Harriet Washington, the niece of President George Washington, daughter of his bankrupt brother, Samuel. In Washington's correspondence is to be found numerous letters between him and his sister, Mrs. Lewis, regarding Harriet, her brothers, and her marriage to Andrew Parks.]"
[38575] Buried with George is his wife, Nancy J. (1856-1898). George is age 7 in the 1860 federal census in Vermillion Twp., OH in the family of Philip Redding and wife Elizabeth, both born in Bavaria (Germany). The family is in the 1880 federal census in Mifflin Twp., Richland Co., OH. The 1900 federal census in Ashland, Ashland Co., OH lists George as head of family with wife Jessie, daughter Cleo E. (b. July 1887), son Lloyd (b. July 1887), daughter Mae (b. May 1893) and mother Elizabeth (b. June 1814 in Germany). George is in the 1910 federal census without a wife and with son Lloyd and daughter May - George is a carpenter with a lumber yard.
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[30010] Shown as illigitimate child of William and his mistress _____de Hythus by http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands.
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[24683] http://www.berndjosefjansen.de/LISTE2.HTM: "Lothar IV. von Walbeck, Gf. v. Walbeck, geboren um 990 (Religion: r.K.), gestorben 1033, gefallen bei Werben gegen die Liutizen. Gf. v. Walbeck u. i. d. Nordmark, 1021 Gf. im Harzgau, Derlinggau und Nordthüringgau...." - this web site states he is son of "Lothar III. von Walbeck, Markgf. d. Nordmark, geboren um 955 (Religion: r.K.), gestorben am 25.1.1003. Gf. i. Derrlingau u. i. Northüringgau, Markgf. d. Nordmark, urk. 982-1003, Sohn von Lothar II. von Walbeck (siehe 68.498) und Mathilde von Arneburg (siehe 68.499). Verheiratet mit 42.153 Godila von Rothenburg, geboren 970 (Religion: r.K.), gestorben 1015, Tochter von Werner von Rothenburg (siehe 84.306)" and offers further ancestry.