John BROWN

[44]

1488 - 1562/1563

Father: an unnamed BROWN
Mother: an unnamed UNKNOWN

Family 1 : Elizabeth UNKNOWN
  1. +Henry BROWNE 
                       __
                      |  
 _an unnamed BROWN ___|
| (1460 - ....) m 1485|
|                     |__
|                        
|
|--John BROWN 
|  (1504 - 1562)
|                      __
|                     |  
|_an unnamed UNKNOWN _|
  (1460 - ....) m 1485|
                      |__

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[44]
at Witham.

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Henry FLESHER (Jr)

[5]

31 AUG 1784 - 1 OCT 1850

Father: Henry FLEISCHER
Mother: Catherine PENNINGER

Family 1 : Susannah POPEJOY
  1. +Sarah Ann FLESHER 
                        _Peter FLEISCHER ____+
                       | (1721 - 1802) m 1747
 _Henry FLEISCHER _____|
| (1758 - 1821) m 1778 |
|                      |_Anna THIEL _________+
|                        (1724 - ....) m 1747
|
|--Henry FLESHER 
|  (1784 - 1850)
|                       _Henry PENNINGER ____
|                      | (1732 - 1820) m 1752
|_Catherine PENNINGER _|
  (1762 - 1831) m 1778 |
                       |_Barbara UNKNOWN ____
                         (1740 - 1815) m 1752

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[5]
He moved in the autumn of 1810 to Fayette Co, OH, where he became the first blacksmith in Washington Court House, county seat of the newly formed Fayette Co. He served as Ensign in Capt. Nicholas CUNNINGHAM's company in the Ohio State Militia in the War of 1812. In Nov 1830, he started on the tedious journey by ox team for McLean Co, IL with his large family, the youngest of whom was only 12 days of age. 22 days were required for the journey. Their new home was established near present day Lexington, where he followed his trade. He is given credit by some historians for making the first plows capable of turning the tough prairie sod, and emigrants came to Lexington in large numbers to secure these implements.

The 1830 census shows 1011001-121101 for the members of his family.

As Henry FLECHER in abt 1812 he opened a blacksmith shop on the S corner of Ct and Fayette Sts where Hudson's jewelry now stands, which, if not the first, was among the very earliest blacksmith shops in WCH. He carried on the business at this point for 15 or 20 years.

Fayette Co OH Book C pg 310
This indenture made this first day of January in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one Between Isaac TODHUNTER and Elener TODHUNTER his wife of the county of Fayette and state of OH of the one party and Henry FLESHER of the county and state aforesaid of the other party Witnefseth that the said Isaac TODHUNTER and Elenor TODHUNTER his wife far and in consideration of the sum of two? Hundred dollars money of the United State of America to them in hand paid before the sealing and delivery of these presents by the said Henry FLESHER the receipt of which they do hereby acknowledge and forever acquit and discharge the said Henry FLESHER his heirs executors administrators and assigns forever by these presents has given granted bargained sold alienated conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do give grant bargain and alien convey and confirm unto the said Henry FLESHER his heirs and assigns forever by these presents to his and their own proper … and behoof forever one certain lot in the town of Washington Court Seat for county of Fayette aforesaid which said lot is known by number seven reference being had to the recorded plat of said town will now fully and at large appear together with all and singular the improvements … and appurtenanced to the said lot belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the said Henry FLESHER his heirs and assigns forever and the said Isaac TODHUNTER and Elenor his wife for themselves and their heirs convenants to and with the said Henry his heirs and assigns that they have a good right full proper and legal authority to sell and convey the premises as aforesaid and that they the said Isaac TODHUNTER and Elenor TODHUNTER his wife will well and truly warrant and forever defend the premises aforesaid to the said Henry FLESHER his heirs and assigns against all persons claiming by through and under them or either of them. In witness whereof the said Isaac and wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day of the date above written. Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of Philip STANK, I. TODHUNTER.
Isaac TODHUNTER //seal//, Elenor X TODHUNTER //seal//
The state of OH Fayette County personally came before me Philip STANK a Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid the within named Isaac TODHUNTER and Elenor TODHUNTER and acknowledged the signing and sealing to be their voluntary act and deed for the purpose therein mentioned the said Elenor being by me privately examined separate and apart from the said Isaac TODHUNTER her husband according to the law given under my hand and seal this first day of January AD 1821 Philip STANK J.P. Recd and recorded 18 Jun 1821.

[175]
by Joseph Kur, J.P.

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John HARPEL

[162]

15 JUL 1830 - 2 AUG 1907

Father: George Conrad HARPEL
Mother: Mary Magdalena MOORE

Family 1 : Augusta D. PARKER
  1. +John Floyd HARPEL 
                         _Frederick HARPEL ___
                        | (1765 - 1851) m 1789
 _George Conrad HARPEL _|
| (1796 - 1869) m 1825  |
|                       |_Kathrina SINGER ____
|                         (1760 - 1847) m 1789
|
|--John HARPEL 
|  (1830 - 1907)
|                        _____________________
|                       |                     
|_Mary Magdalena MOORE _|
  (1805 - 1877) m 1825  |
                        |_Catherine MONAGHER _+
                          (1781 - ....)

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[162]
He is in the 1860 IN Census in Yountsville, Ripley Twp, Montgomery Co pg 476.

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Albrecht MAERKLIN

1300 - ____

Family 1 :
  1. +Markwart MAERKLIN

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Isabel UNKNOWN

[72]

1573 - ____

Family 1 : John FAIRFIELD
  1. +Joan FAIRFIELD

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[72]
at Holm Mile Lesk.

[184]
at Holme Mylme, Leek.

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John WASHBOURNE (III)

ABT 1517 - 1593

Father: John WASHBOURNE
Mother: Emma UNKNOWN

Family 1 : Joan WHITEHEAD
  1. +John WASHBOURNE
Family 2 : Joan BUSHNELL
  1. +John WASHBOURNE 
                       _John WASHBOURNE ____+
                      | (1451 - 1517)       
 _John WASHBOURNE ____|
| (1480 - 1546) m 1516|
|                     |_Joan MYTTON ________+
|                       (1459 - ....)       
|
|--John WASHBOURNE 
|  (1544 - 1593)
|                      _____________________
|                     |                     
|_Emma UNKNOWN _______|
  (1479 - 1547) m 1516|
                      |_____________________

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