1840 KNOX CO, OH CENSUS =
JACOB SELLARS, PAGE 255 MORGAN
JOHN SELLARS, PAGAE 255 MORGAN
GEO CROUSE, PAGE 237 PLEASANT
Petition for Divorce - Christian SELLERS vs Amanda SELLERS.
Willful absence more than 3 years and adultery. Depositions
at
office of John CLUTTER, Morgan tp, Knox co, Ohio 2 Feb 1846 and
at
office of Clerk of Common Pleas in Newark,
Licking co. 5 Feb 1846.
Nov 19, 1845.
JACOB SELLERS 1785/1846 and MARY BEAM 1790/1878 children=
11 children=
Jacob Jr 3-2-1816/5-12-1894
CHRISTIAN SELLARS, PAGE 354 MORGAN TWP
JACKSON SELLARS, PAGE 354 MORGAN TWP
JACOB SELLARS, PAGE 354 MORGAN TWP
JOHN SELLARS, PAGE 358 MORGAN TWP
LEVI SELLARS, PAGE 359 MORGAN TWP
MARY SELLARS, PAGE 354 MORGAN TWP
JOHN SELLERS, PAGE 267 PLEASANT TWP abt 1812 Virginia
JACOB SELLS, PAGE 423 UNION TWP
CALEB SELLY, PAGE 105 HILLIAR TWP
JESSE SETTEN, PAGE 53 WAYNE TWP
George Sellars Morgan, Knox, OH abt 1825 Ohio
George Siler Mount Vernon Ward 1, Knox, OH abt 1825 Ohio
GAUSY SALSBURY, PAGE 242 MT VERNON 2ND WARD
1850 KNOX CO,OH Mortality=
John SELLARS 24 OH/TYPHOID/Farmer
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from FRANK
sellersgen@aol.com
History of Richland County, WI
James A Sellers, one of the early settlers of Richland county, was born June
22, 1817, in Perry Co., Ohio, where his early life
was spent, obtaining his education in the common schools. In 1844, he was married
to Caroline Melick. They are the parents of nine children --- Jonas M, Mary
I, John W, William A, Naomi A, Lucy E, Emma A and Bessie. Mrs. Sellars died
April 7, 1882. Jonas is now married to Nora Downs; Mary is the wife of J D Allbaugh;
J W is married to Mary J Cushman, and Lucy E to Marion Allbaugh. In 1855, Mr.
Sellars moved from Knox Co., Ohio, to Green Co., Wis.,
wintering there in 1856 and 1857. In 1859, he came to Richland Center, and in
August to the place where he now resides, town of Bloom, and entered 120 acres
of land on sections 26 and 27, which he has reduced to ninety-two acres. He
also owns a house, lot and grist mill in the village of Spring Valley. Mr. Sellars
has been a deacon in the Methodist Episcopal Church since 1869.
Frank Sellers
Falls Church, VA
=====================
Sellers Jacob
43
Pa. ----- -----
Sellers Symtha
23
Pa. ------ ------
Sellers Ida
01
Pa.
Sellers Mary
70
Pa.
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1860 KNOX CO, OHIO
1870 KNOX CO, OHIO
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1880 KNOX CO, OH INDEX =
Michael SELEGUE, PAGE 269B MOUNT VERNON
PETER J. SELEGUE, PAGE 297A MOUNT VERNON
JOSEPH SELLARS, PAGE 283A MOUNT VERNON
CASANDRA SELLERS, PAGE 119A
CHALFANT SELLERS, PAGE 21B WAYNE
CHARLES W. SELLERS, PAGE 55B MORGAN
FRANCIS SELLERS, PAGE 117B PLEASANT
GEORGE SELLERS, PAGE 58C MORGAN
GEORGE W. SELLERS, PAGE 57B MORGAN
JACOB SELLERS, PAGE 58C MORGAN
JAMES B. SELLERS, PAGE 57A MORGAN
JOHN SELLERS, PAGE 57A MORGAN
JOHN SELLERS, PAGE 119A PLEASANT
JOHN SELLERS JR, PAGE 119A PLEASANT
LEVI SELLERS, PAGE 55B MORGAN
SYLVESTER SELLERS, PAGE 199A BROWN
WILLIAM H. SELLERS, PAGE 55A MORGAN
WILLIAM SELLES, PAGE 183B HOWARD
From: DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
, I believe that most of these, if not all
are from the 1880 census
of Knox County Ohio. IM sorry but some was hard to read.
Sellers Levi
age 5? Farmer
PA. PA. PA.
Sellers ( Wife ?)
51
Pa Pa
Pa.
Sellers Elizabeth
19
Oh Pa
Pa.
Sellers Jannie
15
Oh Pa.
Pa.
Sellers Anna
15
Oh Pa
Pa.
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Sellers James B.
22
Oh Pa.
Pa.
Sellers ?.Gralinda-Wife
21
Oh. Eng. Oh.
Sellers Jown W.
01
Oh Oh
Oh.
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# 9, pg.25.
Sellers John
86
Pa. ---
-----
Sellers Charlott-? Wife-
50
Pa Pa
Eng.
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Sellers George
55
Oh Pa.
Va.
Sellers Adenline
50
Oh Va
Va.
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Sellers Jacob
? 64 or 54
Oh. Pa.
Va.
Sellers ? Wife
42
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Tid Bits- Knox County Deaths.
George Sellers Born 1794 Died
1891.
Charlette Sellers- Born 1829 Died Jan, 25,
1908.
John Sellers Born -------
Died Oct, 8, 1857-- Age 22-8. S/O.
John & Nancy
Caroline Sellers Born April 18, 1826-- Died--Dec,
23, 1901.--W/O.--John
Sellers
John Sellers Born
Oct, 20, 1812--Died--Mar. 1902
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Abraham Roberts Died April 22, 1833.
Age.-54-8-10.
Elizabeth ( Sellers ) Roberts.- W/O. Abraham. Died Aug, 1850.
Age.
69-4-10.
From:
Rontrisha <Rontrisha@aol.com>
Knox Co. neighbors Ashland
Co., Ohio. If you have lost Sellers in that
area
you might want to look at Ashland Co. records. There was a
Sellers
Genealogy
I once saw in the library in Loudonville of area Sellers.
Mrs. Katherine Braddock Braddock.
DAR ID Number: 42716
Born in Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Wife of Frederick McCausland Braddock.
Descendant of Raphael Braddock, Capt. James Phillips and Ensign
John Burson.
Daughter of John Sellers Braddock (b. 1844) and Margaret Burson
(b. 1851), his wife, m.
1869.
Granddaughter of David Braddock (b. 1813) and Katherine Headington,
his wife; Edward
Burson (1824-1900) and Patience Anne McBurney (1823-60), his
wife, m. 1848.
Gr.-granddaughter of Joshua Braddock and Susanna Sellers,
his wife; Nicholas Headington
(1789-1856) and Ruth Phillips (1794-1865), his wife, m. 1821;
Joseph Benson, 3d
(1796-1863) and Margaret Burson (1796-1860), his first wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of David Braddock and Annie Bowers,
his wife; James Phillips and
Rachel Frizzell, his wife; James Burson, 2nd, (1763-1820)
and Jane Oilton (1764-1821) his first
wife.
[p.269] Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Raphael Braddock and
Minerva Williams, his wife; John
Burson and Jane Whinery (1735-80), his wife.
Raphael Braddock, (1730-1803), joined the sons of Liberty
of Maryland and volunteered as a
private in the militia. He served to the close of the war.
In 1789 he removed to Washington Co.,
Pa., where he died.
James Phillips, (1756-1811), was commander of the sloop, “General
Lee.” He was born and
died in Baltimore, Md.
John Burson, (1739-99), served as ensign from Bucks Co., Pa.,
where he was born and died.
From: DENNIS
FDHaun@aol.com
Hi Marie, it's me again, I am going to
send you some information that you
were looking for, as well as some that you might already have. In
the 1881
History of Knox County Ohio, this book has at least four pages about
our
Sellers clan, that settled in Knox County. The subject is on John
Sellers,
who was born in Green County Pa, year
1795. He was married three times, the
first to Nancy Mitchell a native of Green County Pa. They had twelve
children, five who are living. They go down the list to a George
M.
Sellers,
who is living in Ill. It took me some time, but I found him. Hear
is his
obituary. George M. Sellers-Born in Knox County Ohio,
Sept, 8, 1837. He died Feb, 15, 1931-State Militia of Ohio 1862-63.-
S/O.
John and Nancy ( Mitchell ) Sellers.- Wife Sarah C. Bonnet born
Oct, 21,
1835, died July 31,
1887. Born Knox County Ohio.-married Oct, 8.1863.- D/O. John and
Elizabeth
Yonn-
-tz.-- 2nd wife, H/W. Mary Belle ( Rutledge ) born Sept, 13, 1869-
died
Dec,
3, 1930.
D/O. Robert J. and Mahala ( Buckles ) Married April 21, 1901.-
Daughter:
Mary, born
Sept, 19, 1871- died Sept, 20, 1873.- Daughter Lizzie R. W/O. William
M.
Keys-
William Keys died Aug, 20, 1909- H/W. Lizzie R. ( Sellers ) Born
Nov, 4,
1765, died
June 5, 1900. Oak, Grove Cemetery. Leroy Ill. Empire Twp,
McLean County
Ill
from
Shanlo47@att.net
OHKNOX-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Grandma's Clippings #5
The following are a few newspaper clippings from my grandmother's scrapbooks.
While no date is on these, the clippings are from 1900-1920's. Grandma cut them
from Knox County newspapers. She was Mabel Mahla Frazier. Unless otherwise
noted, people listed as "from this city" or "from this vicinity"
refers to Mount
Vernon, Ohio. I regret that in this scrapbook, Grandma didn't put the dates
beside the items she clipped. The following items were between 1900 and 1920.
*************
Honor Newly-Weds
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White, who were married recently, came home Thursday evening
from their wedding trip. Honoring the newly-weds, the groom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Burt White of 910 W. High street entertained with a six o'clock dinner.
There were twenty guests, among them Mrs. Ferd Wetzel and Mrs. Howard Bruffett
of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sellers and Mrs. Cora McGugin of Green Valley.
*************
Rockwell-Stauffer
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday morning at ten-thirty at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Almon E. Stauffer of No. 509 N. Main street, when their daughter Margaret
and Mr. Clifford O. Rockwell, also of this city, were united in marriage. The
Rev. Wm E. Hull of St. Paul's Episcopal church performed the ceremony, the ring
service being used. Only a very few relatives and most intimate friends were
present. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit and was unattended. The out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Rockwell of Meadville, Pa., and Mrs. Katharine
McIntire of Mt. Gilead. Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell left at noon for a short trip
thru the East.
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Culbertson-Masteller
Mr. William Ray Culbertson and Miss Rhea Masteller were united in marriage at
high noon Thursday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Masteller,
in Niles, O., the Rev. Mr. Gordon officiating. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. L.A. Culbertson of Mt. Vernon and Mr. George Culbertson of Akron, parents
and brother of the groom, and Mr. and Mrs. Barker Montis of Warren, uncle and
aunt of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson are spending a few days in Pittsburgh.
They will come to Mt. Vernon, Monday and on Tuesday will leave for Denver, Col.,
where they will reside.
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White-Sellers
Mr. Ralph White, an employee in the offices of the Mt. Vernon Bridge Co., and
Miss Mabel Sellers were united in marriage at high noon New Year's day at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sellers of Sparta. The Rev.
W.R. Reed, pastor of the M.E. church at Sparta officiated, and the ceremony
was witnessed by immediate relatives and a few close friends. Mrs. R.C. Sellers sang, "O Promise Me." The Lohengrin wedding march was played by Miss
Grace Erma Sterritt of Marengo. Mr. Homer White of Wooster was among the guests
from a distance. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. White will make their
home in Mt. Vernon.
**************
Formal announcement has been made by Mrs. Clara Gordon of this city of the engagement
of her daughter, Mrs. Helen Louise Gerrish, to Dr. John Legge of Cumberland,
Maryland. Dr. Legge, during his five years' residence in Cumberland, has earned
a prominent position in front ranks of medical practitioners in western Maryland.
His years of preparation in this country and abroad, but notably in the clinics
of Vienna, Berlin, Paris and London, where he spent three years in assidious
study, gave him broadened experience. The wedding will take place in Pittsburgh,
Pa., January 12, in the presence of the immediate relatives of the contracting
couple.
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Legge-Gerrish
A copy of the Cumberland (Md) Daily News, containing the following dispatch
from Pittsburgh, Pa., dated Jan. 12, has been received here. "In the Louis
XIV room of the Hotel Schenley this afternoon at one o'clock with a small company
of relatives and intimate friends of the contracting parties to witness the
ceremony, Dr. John E. Legge of Cumberland, Md., and Mrs. Helen Louise Gerrish
of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, were united in marriage, the nuptial rite being solemnized
by the Reverend G.S. Richards, Ph.D., pastor of the First Congregational church
of this city. "Both the Louis XIV and the private dining hall adjoining
were beautifully decorated, a color scheme of red and green being artistically
carried out. The bride, who was attired in a handsomely tailored traveling suit
of dark blue panne velvet, with hat of harmonious shade, carried a bouquet of
lilies of the valley and wore the groom's gift, a pearl and diamond lavallier.
She was given in marriage by her mother, Mrs. Clara L. Gordon of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio. while Master Charles Gordon Smith, the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver H. Smith of this city and a nephew of the bride, acted as ring bearer,
the ring service of the Congregational church being performed. "Following
the ceremony and a brief period of congratulations, an elaborate wedding feast,
especially prepared for the happy occasion was served. "In addition to
those previously mentioned the company included Mrs. Oliver H. Smith of Cumberland,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zinck of Steubenville, Ohio; Mr. Tennant and Dr. Behan of
Pittsburgh, Joseph M. Crouch of Clarksburg, W.Va. and W.W. Brown of Cumberland.
Owing to the critical illness of Mrs. Corey of Niles, Ohio, the venerable grandmother
of the bride, the plan to have the ceremony solemnized at the home of the bride's
mother was changed during the past few days with the substitution of the arrangement
previously recited. "Dr. and Mrs. Legge will spend their honeymoon in the
East and upon their return to this city will occupy the handsome and commodious
residence No. 56 Cumberland street, recently purchased by the groom. Announcement
cards state that they will be at home to their friends after March fifteenth."
***************
Many Attend Reception
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Legge of Cumberland, Md., who were married recently in
Pittsburgh, Pa., and who have been spending several days in Mt. Vernon, received
friends in the alcove parlor at Hotel Curtis Friday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock.
They were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. John Whitford and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Baldwin, intimate friends of the bride, who was formerly Mrs. Helen Louis Gerrish
of this city. About one hundred and twenty-five acquaintances called. Dainty
refreshments were served. Dr. and Mrs. Legge went to Columbus Saturday afternoon
to visit Mrs. Lulu Canning and Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Ensminger until Monday, when
will go to New York and other eastern cities to spend three weeks before returning
to Cumberland.
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