Notes:

From Ancestral File.

Moses married Martha Lester on 22 Sep 1740 in Burlington County, NJ. Martha (daughter of Peter Lester and Mary Duncalf\Duncoff) was born about 1719; died about 1797 in Bush River, Newbery County, SC. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

? BIRTH: Quaker Records ot the Miami Valley of Ohio, by Eileen Davis
& Judith Ireton, 1980, pg. 25, 75
RELATIONSHIP: Quaker Records ot the Miami Valley of Ohio, by Eileen
Davis & Judith Ireton, 1980, pg. 75 Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker
Geneaogy, by William Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Mary married Marmaduke Coate in 1754 in SC. Marmaduke (son of Henry Coate and Esther Willson) was born on 13 Jun 1738 in Newberry, Newberry County, SC; died on 25 Sep 1822 in Miami County, OH; was buried in NE Ludlow Falls, Newton Twp., Miami County, OH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

? RELATIONSHIP: Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William
Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Notes:

? RELATIONSHIP: Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William
Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Notes:

? RELATIONSHIP: Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William
Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Notes:

? BIRTH & RELATIONSHIP: Quaker Records ot the Miami Valley of Ohio,
by Eileen Davis & Judith Ireton, 1980, pg. 75 RELATIONSHIP:
Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William Wade Hinshaw, Vol.
I, NC, pg. 1018. Marriage information in book.

Sarah married Amos Hall about 31 Oct 1795 in Newberry County, SC. Amos (son of James Hall and Sarah Duncan) was born on 26 May 1766 in Charleston, S.C; died on 6 Jun 1850 in Miami County, OH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

? RELATIONSHIP: Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William
Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Notes:

? RELATIONSHIP: Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William
Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Notes:

? RELATIONSHIP: Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William
Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Notes:

? RELATIONSHIP: Encyclopedia of Amerian Quaker Geneaogy, by William
Wade Hinshaw, Vol. I, NC, pg. 1018.

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Family/Spouse: Fanny Alexander. Fanny (daughter of Amos Alexander and Sarah Delilia Penney) was born in Ohio County, KY; died in 1861. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

BIRTH: Quaker Records ot the Miami Valley of Ohio, by Eileen Davis &
Judith Ireton, 1980, pg. 75

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=140088859
Inscription:
Mary wife of H. Alexander
Died Dec. (?) 1879
Aged 73 ys 9 ms 22 ds
Burial:
Woodlawn Cemetery
Walkerton
St. Joseph County
Indiana, USA


Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Mary married Henry Alexander on 26 Jul 1826 in Miami County, OH. Henry (son of Amos Alexander and Sarah Delilia Penney) was born on 10 Nov 1806 in Ohio County, KY; died on 24 Mar 1875 in Walkerton , St. Joseph County, Indiana; was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton , St. Joseph County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

ISAAC HALL
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Issac Hall, farmer P. O. Pleasant Hill; one of the few early settlers of Miami County ; was born in Newberry District, S. C., near Newberry Court House in 1806, Jan. 19; his father was Amos Hall, of South Carolina, and his mother, Sarah, daughte r of Marmaduke Coate; he landed in Ohio the 1st of March, 1807, having been six weeks on the journey; he located in Union Township, on land now owned by David Ellenman; bere he died at the advanced age of 84 years, at his son-in law's, Millen No rth. Sarah, his wi fe, died previously, at the same place; they reared a family of nine sons and five daughters. The subject of this sketch is the fifth child of the family, and the oldest surviving member; his education was acquired when the im perfect subscription system was in vogue, and consequently his early advantages were limited; he helped his father on the farm till majority, when he moved to his present farm in November, 1827; it was then all in the woods, and required much ha rd labor, with many sacrifices, to make out of it a home; but this Mr. Hall accomplished by his unflagging industry; he lived on the land seven years before he could raise sufficient money to enter it; it then consisted of 80 acres, but he now h as in his possession nearly 250 acres; he comes from a vigorous and indust rious stock, and has nobly contended with the difficulties and hardships incident to frontier life he is a self-made man, his present competence being wholly the result o f his own industry and skill, assisted by his noble wife, his life has been an exemplary one, inoffensive, unpright and generous; in religion, he is with the Christian denomination; in politics he is Republican; he was originally a Whig, and cas t his first vote for Henry Clay. He has been married three times, first to Anna Hayworth, daughter of James Hayworth, an early pioneer; she was born in 1809, and died in 1849 ; five sons and five daughters were the issue of this union. His secon d marriage was with Catherine Lowry, nee Rodehamel, of this Township, who was born in 1804, and died in 1863. For his third wife hemarried Maria Clem in 1864, a native of Maryland, born near Harper's Ferry.