LOIS' PAGE = Rodman
LAND RECORDS = show where we came from??
Wm SELLERS married 5-26-1826 Ann CALHOON =
1830=
CALHOON HISTORY =
CELLARS Mary
Richardson, William 2-5-1812
Muskingum
SELLAR Jonathan
Butler, Mary Ellen 3-1-1848
Muskingum
SELLARS Catherine
Dain, John
6-26-1828 Muskingum
SELLARS David M.
Seamon, Rebecca 1-27-1823
Muskingum
SELLARS Joseph
Linn, Esther
3-22-1827 Muskingum
SELLARS Margaret
Gooden, Asa
2-20-1812 Muskingham (ck1850Morrow)
SELLARS Sarah
Funk, Andrew Jackson 8-27-1846
Muskingum
SELLARS William
Calhoon, Ann
5-26-1826 Muskingum
SELLERS Barbara
Mullen, Bernard 4-29-1832
Muskingum
SELLERS Catherine
Dainons, John
6-26-1828 Muskingum
SELLERS David M.
Hall, Mary
11-16-1820 Muskingum
SELLERS John
Rodman, Martha 3-10-1817
Muskingum
(ck Perry)
SELLERS Mary Ann
Deffenbaugh, A. 3-22-1840
Muskingum
SELLERS Sarah
Consack, Daniel 11-13-1812
Muskingum
SELLERS Sarah
Garnings, Israel 10-6-1815
Muskingum
SELLERS William
Downing, Ann Eleanor 4-16-1820
Muskingum
SELLERS William S. Yort,
Nancy Ann 2-26-1846
Muskingum
JOSEPH SELLERS , PAGE 423 UNION
JOSEPH SOLER, PAGE 476 WAYNE
Estate of William Sellers, Falls Twp., Muskingum, OH; Filed 11/28/1846
(Earliest activity, 8/14/1846)
Heirs: Martha Sellers (wife, received a year's
support)
Matthew W. Sellers
William S. Sellers
Sarah Ann Sellers (minor, had a guardian)
Isaac Sellers (minor, had a guardian)
Source: Muskingum County Court Records, adB page 264, case 2423
DAVID SELLERS, PAGE 437 UNION
ELIZABETH SELLERS, PAGE 142 JEFFERSON
JONATHAN SELLERS, PAGE 142 JEFFERSON
JOSEPH SELLERS, PAGE 437 UNION
NANCY A. SELLERS, PAGE 123, ZANESVILLE
WILLIAM T. SELLERS, PAGE 123 ZANESVILLE
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1850 MUSKINGUM CO, OH CENSUS =
David Sellers Union, Muskingum, OH abt 1828 Ohio
Mary T Sellers Union, Muskingum, OH abt 1829 Ohio
Chalmers M Sellers Union, Muskingum, OH abt 1850 Ohio
next
Joseph Sellers Union, Muskingum, OH abt 1800 Maryland
Easther Sellers Union, Muskingum, OH abt 1801 Virginia
Harriet Sellers Union, Muskingum, OH abt 1836 Ohio
JOHN F. SHIPMAN 9 OH
close
JOHN MCDANIEL 74 MD
MARY 73 PA
JANE 35 OH
Jane Sellers Hopewell, Muskingum, OH abt 1831 Ohio
living with
JAMES GEORGE 45 IRELAND?
SARAH 35 OH
and kids 6/1 OH
Johnathan Sellers Jefferson, Muskingum, OH abt 1795 Virginia
Mary E Sellers Jefferson, Muskingum, OH abt 1813 Ohio
BUTLER kids 19/9 OH
Elizabeth Sellers Jefferson, Muskingum, OH abt 1849 Ohio
William S Sellers Falls, Muskingum, OH abt 1828 Ohio
Nancy A Sellers Falls, Muskingum, OH abt 1821 Ohio
William A Sellers Falls, Muskingum, OH abt 1847 Ohio
Mary F Sellers Falls, Muskingum, OH abt 1848 Ohio
Martha Sellars Muskingum, Muskingum, OH abt 1805 Kentucky , alone (ck Wm Sellers will above)
next
DAN DURBIN 81 MD
ANN 64 MD
and kids 27 OH
next
STEPHEN CLARK 32 MD
CATHERINE M. 29 PA
Sarah A Sellars Newton, Muskingum, OH abt 1832 Ohio
Susan Sellars Union, Muskingum, OH abt 1835 Maryland
from GRACIE
g.winters [g.winters@sbcglobal.net]
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): Jefferson, Muskingum, Ohio
Page: 142
Roll: M432_717
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Sellers, Johnathan age 55 M. farmer Va
wife: Mary E. age 37 F. O
Precacia Butler age 15 F. "
Helen age 13 F. "
Benjamin A. age 10 M. "
Sellers, Phelia age 9 F. "
Sellers, Elizabeth age age 1 F. "
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Name: Jonathan Sellers
Age in 1860: 60
Birthplace: Maryland
Home in 1860: Dresden, Muskingum, Ohio
Gender: Male
Post Office: Dresden
Roll: M653_1019
Page: 536
Year: 1860
Head of Household: Jonathan Sellers
Household
Jonathan Sellers Dresden, Muskingum, OH 60 1799 Maryland Male
Precacia Butler Dresden, Muskingum, OH 23 1836 Maryland Female
Benjn Butler Dresden, Muskingum, OH 20 1839 Maryland Male
Elizabeth Sellers Dresden, Muskingum, OH 11 1848 Maryland Female
Athelia Butler Dresden, Muskingum, OH 1 1858 Ohio Female
Ann C Sensebaugh Dresden, Muskingum, OH 25 1834 Maryland Female
Saml Sensebaugh Dresden, Muskingum, OH 8 1851 Ohio Male
Littleton Sensebaugh Dresden, Muskingum, OH 7 1852 Ohio Male
Alfretta Sensebaugh Dresden, Muskingum, OH 11.12 Ohio Female
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This section is taken from the book "Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Muskingum County, Ohio" by Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1892, Columbus, Ohio. It is a wonderful source for Muskingum history and seems to be a source that Ione Bradford Supplee found much informastion in. I have found some errors and contradictions but that is to be expected especially since the author seemed to have gotten much of his information from the residents of the county as well as documented records.
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Prior to the opening of the Zane Trace, there were Indian settlements in the
township, notably one on a creek in the southern part of the township, called
after a Shawanees chief, White Eyes creek, and another camp was located in section
five. The names of earliest settlers in the township will probably ever remain
unknown, as many of them, after a short residence, pushed on still farther into
the wilds of the great west. A portion of the township, the southeast quarter,
was reserved by the government for school lands, and many of these first comers
being unable to purchase, squatted on the school lands. Among those who occupied
school lands between 1803 and 1806 were Henry Hardesty, Peter Monroe, Henry
Hardy, Wm. Newland and Mr. Mullen. About the same time several families came
from Pennsylvania and located in the northeast part of the township. Thomas
Warren located in section 13 on the old Zane road, opening his house for accommodation
of the public in 1804. John Self took up land on the creek that bears his name
in 1805. Judge David Findley coming in 1806 purchased land of Henry Reasoner,
who had located in section one in 1804. Samuel Wilson selected the northwest
quarter of section 11 in 1806, and in 1807 John Haddon settled on section 8.
Wm. Hunter, Robert Walker and Andrew Lorinier located on sections 13 and 18,
while Ralph Hardesty took a portion of section 14. From 1806 to 1815
the settlement grew rapidly. Among those who came during this period were Adam
and Daniel Bowman, James Cummins, ____ Decker, Simon Elliott, Joseph Geyer,
Wm. Garner, Peter Galligher, Frederick Henderson, Joseph McCune, Joseph McKinney,
Col. John Reynolds, Wm. Speer, David Sellers, Isaac Tewalt, Bennett Vandevert,
Benj. Wortman.