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[8048] "History of Richland County, Ohio..." (Mansfield, OH: A. A. Graham & Co., 1880), p. 789: "Briner, John, farmer: he was born in Perry Co., Penn., May 23, 1813; he spent his youth on a farm. His father, John Briner, hearing of Ohio, resolved to settle there, where land was cheap and where he might get each of his children a home; so, having made all necessary arrangements for the trip, he started in his wagon for his new home; he settled on the farm now owned by the widow of Henry Briner, in Jackson Township; this was in 1832; he died at an advanced age on the farm. The subject of this sketch remained at home until 1835, when he moved on the farm now occupied by him and built a log house near where the present homestead is new located ; he cleared most of the farm and built all the present comfortable buildings; he has been an active worker, a good manager, and as his children get married, he is enabled to give each of his sons 80 acres of land and his daughters 40. He was married to Miss Sarah Henry Dec. 25, 1834; they had twelve children, nine of whom are living, six of them being in Williams Co., Ohio. Mrs. Briner was born in Perry Co., Penn., Nov. 25, 1811 her father emigrated to Harrison Co., Ohio, and in 1833, moved to Jackson Township; he remained in Ohio for a number of years, but, being desirous of seeing the land of his birth, the home of his childhood, be resolved to take a trip East, and was on that ill-fated train which collided near the village of Thompsontown, Juniata Co., Penn., and where so many met a quick and certain death; after the collision, the wreck took fire, and it is supposed that he was wedged in between some timbers where he could not extricate himself and he, with many others, fell a victim to the flames; the doors of the cars were also locked, and this may have prevented the escape of some. Mrs. Briner had six sisters and five brothers, all living but one; the oldest is 70 years amt the youngest 50 years of age."
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[13901] AKA Polly Geist. "Lewisburg Journal [Lewisburg, Pennsylvania], 12 July 1907," p. 1: "Mrs. Levi Shoemaker, an aged lady, died early last Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Stahl, on West Market street, from heart trouble. The lady's death was unexpected and a shock to her family. She had not been in the best health for several days, but her condition was such that it did not give alarm. The deceased was the widow of the late Levi Shoemaker, who died last spring at Mifflinburg. Since the death of her husband Mrs. Shoemaker has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Stahl."
[13693] The 5 June 1900 federal census in Spencer, Roane Co., WV lists a Pauline as daughter of Mark [name perhaps Wm or William - hard to read] (a carpenter, b. in March, 1834 in WV) and wife Sarrah [perhaps Ophelia - hard to read] A.(b. in May 1847 in PA). In 2019 the unverified file at https://www.geni.com/people/Pauline-Huddleston states Pauline is daughter of William Huddleston (b. in December, 1866 in Roane Co., WV) and Adie Crislip (b. 17 November 1871in Roane Co., WV) and provides further family information.
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[45893] "Fort Wayne Daily News [Fort Wayne, Indiana], 27 July 1917," p. 18: "Alice M. Chapman, wife of William F. Chapman and a resident of Wolcottville, died late yesterday at St. Joseph's hospital, death being due to cancer, following a long illness. The decedent was brought to the hospital in March and had been a patient there ever since. Surviving relatives include the husband and a number of brothers and sisters. The body was removed to the Chalfant & Egley parlors to be prepared for burial, and at 8 oclock this morning was sent toWolcottville, where funeral services and interment will take place." [Note wrong husband's name - it is Abe L. Chapman on the marriage record.]
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[20780] Cyrus served in the military during the War Between the States, and died on injuries sustained in this service.
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"Before coming to the New World, Rogers was part of the Leiden congregation in the Netherlands. He came to the Plymouth colony on the Mayflower, in the company of his father, Thomas Rogers. By 1639 he had moved to Duxbury; he is noted as requesting land in that area in 1638 and is named on a committee for the Duxbury highway repair in 1638/39. He is mentioned as "of Duxborrow" in the records of a 1646 land sale. Rogers probably moved very soon after this mention, as he is named lieutenant of Nauset (later Eastham) in 1647. In Eastham, he might have taken up residence with Beriah Higgens, as in his will he mentions that he "lived with him a Greate while." Rogers lived in Eastham until his death.
"Although his father did not survive the first winter, Joseph's brother John took his chances in the New World and at an unknown date joined his brother in Plymouth. It is uncertain whether Rogers' sisters Elizabeth and Margaret ever came to the colony; they were listed as living in Leiden in 1622.
"Rogers married a woman named Hannah, whose surname is unknown. They had four sons and four daughters: Sarah (1633), Joseph (1635), Thomas, Elizabeth (1639), John (1642), Mary (1644), James, (1648), and Hannah (1652.) Joseph seems to have had a clean bill of health concerning his marriage; he is not mentioned in any case for any sort of sexual offence. His home life was not one of unmarred happiness, though. Sarah died in infancy, and Joseph predeceased his father. Roger's eldest son had suffered from "a most deadly fall" on 25 December 1660, and lingered for two days before dying. John Hawes was indicted for 'violently and by force of armes' killing Rogers Jr. (The two might have been wrestling when Rogers Jr. suffered his fatal injury.) Hawes was found not guilty of the crime on 5 March 1660/61.
"Had Rogers lived longer, he would have seen his family greatly diminished. Thomas, the second son and the executor of Rogers' will, died a few months after his father, along with the youngest son James. By October of 1678, only John Rogers was left to administer his father's estate.
"In the first land division in 1623, Rogers received two acres, on 'the South side of the brooke to the baywards.' He added cattle to his goods in 1627, sharing a heifer 'of the last yeare' from the 'Greate white back cow that was brought over in the Ann' with William Bradford, Thomas Cushman, William Latham, Mannasses Kempton and Julian Kempton, and the Morton family. Along with the cattle, Rogers shared 2 nanny goats.
"Early on, Rogers tried his hand in the transportation business. A court record from 2 March 1635/36 states that he was granted permission to run a ferry over Jones River, which ran near his house. The charge was a penny per passenger.
"Rogers may have possessed over 100 acres in Duxbury at one point, having been granted 60 acres of land in 1638 and an additional 50 in 1640. There are four known land deals involving him from the time of his arrival in Eastham. A 1658 purchase from the Potonumaquatt tribe totals six and one half acres. In 1662 Manasses Kempton sold Rogers 40 acres of upland in the area 'Called the Barly necke….' In 1665 Rogers is mentioned as having rights to 100 acres of land that William Nicarson had illegally purchased from the natives. It is not known whether Joseph Rogers actually bought the land he was entitled to. The Plymouth court gave him liberty in 1670 to purchase land from Indians living near Eastham.
"It is also not known exactly how much land Rogers held at his death. In his will he mentions holdings 'at the barly necke, Pochett Iland Paomett Billingsgate or elsewhere purchased or unpurchased….' An inventory of his household comes to 56 pounds, 9 shillings, and 11 pence. Rogers, like many Cape Cod families, owned a fishing boat in his case, two 'canooes.'
"Joseph Rogers was an upstanding citizen in the colony. He was a purchaser in 1626, and he is listed as a freeman in 1633. His reputation was untarnished by any criminal accusations, although he does appear as a plaintiff in a 1632/33 civil case. (Edward Doty had not carried through on a contract involving six pigs. Rogers received 4 bushels of corn in compensation.)
"He also had a history of community involvement. While in Duxbury, he was sworn into the post of constable for 1640. On June 1, 1647, he was sworn in as lieutenant of Nauset (later Eastham) an office he held until 1661, when he was released. In 1658, he served on the Council of War. He was re-sworn into his lieutenant's office in 1664, and held it until his death. Rogers was also often involved in community land transactions, serving as a trustee over a piece of Duxbury land in October 1646. In 1664 Lieutenant 'Josepth Rogers' is given authority to survey a piece of land from Bridgewater to the Bay line, along with Josias Cooke, Gyles Hopkins, Henry Sampson, and Experience Mitchell. In 1670, Rogers served as a selectman along with Nicholas Snow, Daniel Cole, and Josias Cooke.
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[16432] Thomas m. 21 Nov 1733 at Kittery to Sarah Ferguson.