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Hi again.
More info but on a totally different line.
When I went onto the melungeon website they list virginia settlements…one is Lancaster for the 1783 tax list. There are several Stott names there and Rawleigh is my ancestor. Bryan Stott married Mary Shipp and Bryan was listed in the will of Rawleigh Chinn..Rawleigh Stott married Lucy Stott, a cousin. One of Rawleigh and Lucy’s children was Lewis Lunsford Stott who married One of Memucan Allen’s children Susannah Allen. There are other intermarriages here of cousins..but James Stott another son of Rawleigh ended up in Smith co. Tn. So did some of the Allen line such as Grant Allen a son of william Hunt Allen. Rawleigh and Lucy Also had richard Stott who married Polly allen (Mary Polly allen) and Polly allen stott is my ggg grandmother. Stott is not a very common name but there were many in lancaster co va in the 1600-1700’s. Rawleigh was one of the founders with Lucy of the old Salt River Baptist church in Anderson Co, Ky..one of seven persons. All of the Allen and Stott family in my line were Primitive baptists or later baptists, even my father.
Two of memucan allen’s children married into the Hanks family..elizabeth Allen to chichester Hanks and Joseph Allen to Lucy Hanks found in Adair co ky. Joseph Allen born in 1792. Hope some info here will help someone with something…don’t know but you never know.
I have a Missouri Marshall Osborn married to Archibald Osborn with daughter Buena Vista Osborn who is my great grandmother, married into the Stott line. I cannot find anything On Missouri Marshall’s parents. she was born in 1827 in Marietta Ohio, Washington Co. Missouri Marshall Osborn was married in Cincinatti Oh. Buried in Vernon, Indiana Jennings co. where her daughter Buena Vista Osborn Stott settled eventually. Vernon, Ind is southern Indiana just over the line from Ky.
Hope I am not rambling too much… The Hanks name, turner and Millicent Hanks go back to early Va also..chichester is a son of them…chichester is another name found in Lancaster co Va early..
Thanks so much for listening…I married a Mennonite…He is very interested in my heritage but beyond that the Mennonite’s are a culture all to their own…It is nice to have a connection to my own heritage. Thanks…saj:)
Missouri & Archibald Osborn with 7 children were living in 1880 Jennings Co Ind, Vernon (census ED145, p.471B) and also in 1870 with 8 children including Buena Vista, age 22, b.Ohio (census p.205B, Town of Vernon), which is a good reason for Buena Vista to settle here, too 🙂
In 1860, they lived next door in Madison, Jefferson Co., Ind (census City of Madison, 9th Ward, p.733 or original p.85), next door to:
Benjamin Osborn, 66, m, -, Cabinet Maker, N.J.
Eliza “his wife” Osborn, 59, f, -, VA.
Virginia Osborn, 21, f, – , Ky.
(my Marshall’s were here also, b.Pa & Va in 1700s, via Ky in 1800.)
In 1850, I don’t know where Archibald was, but in 1850 Washington Co., Oh, Town of Marietta, 1st Ward, on 16 August, p.198A & B:
Missouri Osborn, 23, f, – , Oh.
Buena Vista (ditto), 2, f, – , Oh.
Charles F. (ditto), 8 months, m, – , Oh.
were living with
Lucretia Marshall, 44, f, – , VA (presumably her mother)
Charles (ditto), 15, m, – , Oh.
Martha B. (ditto), 13, f, -, Oh.
Also in this same dwelling were 2 other families, the wives of which may have been Lucretia Marshall’s daughters or other relatives, I don’t know:
Sidney Fuller, 35, m, -, Blacksmith, NY
Mary A. (ditto), 19, f, – , Oh.
Caleb (ditto), 6 months, m, – , Oh.
Martha Reeding, 12, f, – , England (1860 = “Wales”)
John W. Dauphin, 28, m, – , Shoemaker, PA.
Anna M. (ditto), 28, f, – , PA.
Edward W. (ditto), 4, m, – , PA.
Charles M. (ditto), 2, m, – , PA.
Of the 1840 Marshall’s living in Washington Co., Oh, James and Thomas are “missing” in 1850. In 1840, both had wives in their 30’s and daughters aged 10 to 14 (Missouri’s age range in 1840.)
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Bill
P.S…. Lucretia’s husband could have been either James or Thomas but Thomas is who I would check out first since he had 6 daughters in 1840 and 2 were in Missouri’s age range. James had one dau of the right age but that wouldn’t account for the FULLER and DAUPHIN wives… IF they are Lucretia’s dau’s.
These MARSHALLs may have came from Alleghany Co., Pa.
Bill
Here’s the census info.
1880 Jennings Co., Ind census. ED145 Vernon, 22-23 June, p.471B, at 112, 113:
Osborne, Archie; w, m, 58, Oh, NJ, Ky.
(ditto), Missouri, w, f, 55, wife, Oh, Pa, Va.
Charles, 31, son, Oh.
Eugene, 28, son, Oh.
Corrie, 21, dau, Ind
Jennie, 19, dau, Oh
Harry, 15, son, Oh
Lou, 12, dau, Ind
Jessy, 7, Grand-dau, Ind
1870 Jennings Co., Ind census. Town of Vernon; 1 August, p.205B, at 69, 71:
Osborn, Archibald; 48, m, w, Cabinet Maker, $0,$100, Ohio
(ditto), Missouri; 42, f, w, Ohio
Buena, 22, f, Oh.
Charles, 20, m, Oh.
Eugene, 18, m, Oh.
Cora, 13, f, Oh
Jennie, 11, f, Oh
Harry, 6, m, Ind
Lieu, 2, f, Ind
Archie, 8 months (b.”Oct.”), m, Ind
1860 Jefferson Co., Ind census City of Madison, 9th Ward, 30 June, p.733,
at 662, 656:
Benjamin Osborn, 66, m, – , cabinet maker, $0,$300, NJ.
Eliza his Wife, 59, f, – , Va. (“his Wife” was census entry.)
Virginia, 21, f, – , Ky.
at 663, 657:
Archibald Osborn, 38, m, – , cabinet maker, $0, $50, Ohio
Missourie his Wife, 33, f, – , Ohio
Beauna Vista, 13, f, Oh.
Charles, 11, m, Oh.
Eugene E., 8, m, Oh.
Cora Bell, 4, f, Ind
Virginia, 11 months, f, Oh.
1850 Washington Co., Ohio census. Marietta, 1st Ward, 16 August; p.198A & B:
(all of these people were in the same “dwelling” # 37, identified as 2 family units)
at 37, 42:
Sidney FULLER, 35, m, – , Blacksmith, $0, NY.
Mary A., 19, f, – , Oh
Caleb, 6 months, m, – , Oh.
Martha REEDING, 12, f, – , England. (b. “Wales” on 1860 census.)
at 37, 43:
John W. DAUPHIN, 28, m, – , shoemaker, $0, Pa.
Anna M., 28, f, – , Pa (a Marshall?? don’t know.)
Anna M., 6, f, Pa
Edward W., 4, m, Pa
Charles M., 2, Pa
Lucretia MARSHALL, 44, f, – , Va (prob. Missouri’s mother?)
Charles, 15, m, Oh.
Martha B., 13, f, Oh.
Missouri OSBORN, 23, f, – , Oh. ****
Buena Vista ” , 2, f, Oh.
Charles F. ” , 8 months, m, Oh.
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Bill
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