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Kebecca Furnas & Samuel Teague

Susanna Teague
Susanna Teague born June 13, 1798; died Apr, 26, I87I
Md Nov. 8, 1815 Samuel Steddom born ; died
Their Children: IV
1, Lurana Steddom born June 14, 1817; died Oct. 21, 18.52
Md Feb. 1, 1^38 David Mather born ; died
They lived at Richmond, IN
Their Children: V
1. Susanna Mather born Nov. 9, I838; died Sept, 14, 1842
2. Charles Mather born Oct. 11, 1B40; died Oct. 21, 1845
3. Susanna Mather born Sept. 29, 1842; died Dec. 21, IB8I
Md (1) June 2, 1864 Isaac C. Hawkins born ; died
Md (2) June 25, 1872 J. W. Jay born ; died
4. Elizabeth Mather born Nov. 20, 1844; died
Md Sept. 23, 1869 Albert H. Kelsey born ; died
5. Henry Mather born Jan. 4, 1847; died
Md Oct. 17, 1883 Jennie Francis Grant born ; died
6. Samuel Mather born Jan. 22, I85O; died
Md July 10, 1874 Lillie Mcllvain born ; died
7. David Lindley Mather born June 20, 1852; died
Md Dec. 19, 1878 Emma E. Harris born ; died
2. John Furnas Steddom born May 2, 1820; died Nov. 14, 1879
Md (1) Apr. 3 1840 Mary Ann Compton born ; died
Md (2) Sept. 25, 1856 Sarah J. Terrell born ; died
Their Children: V
1. Isaac P.C. Steddom born Mar. 1, 1841; died
Md June 3D, 1865 Lucinda Puckett born ; died
2. William C. Steddom born Jan. 7, l^dl4; died
Md Feb. 20, 1866 Lizzie Knight born ; died
3 Anna C. Steddom born June 18, 1849; died
Md Nov. 22, I871 John-W. Collett born ; died
^4. Mary .T, Steddom born Feb. 8, 1858; died
Md Feb. 8, 1893 Alonzo R./j Heliings born ; died
5. Terrell Clark Steddom born Apr. 25, 1859; died
Md Feb. 19, 1885 i-fery Alice Bates born ; died
6. George T. Steddom born Jan. 19, I86I; died Aug. 6, I89I
7. Charles Steddom born Aug. 23, 1862; died
Md Apr. 11, 18.94 Anozette D. Heliings born ; died
. Newton Steddom born Mar. 19, 1^64; died
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9. Rachel C. Steddom born Apr. 14, 18-66; died
10. Samuel J. Steddom born Aug. I6, 1870; died
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byj HISTORY OF WARREN COUNlY'.
Richard Mather set up a store and smith shop: he broufjht with him Jacob
Ashmead and Richard Taylor a-; millers. Jacolj Horn, blacksmith; Jac jb
streth,storekeeper; Samuel Coudeu, an Irishman: John Frazeo and others came
the same season. George Zentmire was a Virginian of German descent, .sp.,ljf.
the German langung" tin-^nlly and was a Revolutionary soldier.
In 1806, David Farris removed from Virginia with a large family, on pack-
horses, and settled tirst on the Little East Fork, near the fort in Tribbov's
lx)ttom. and. in IbOS. p;u-chased 4'M) acres, mostly in Warren Countv. ':-.l -'t.
tied on the Bull Skin road. He was a chair-maker and furnished the settler.s
with chairs, some of which are .'^till in use or kept as relics of early and lioin-st
workman-ship. Prior to this, or about the same time. George McMauis settled
one milesouth of Farris. and James Garrison and Jeremiah Brackney fartlier
south on the same road at the farms now occupied by John Cleaver and
Thomas McCruy. CTCorge Shin also settled at about the same time near bv.
on the Goshen pike. William Nickerson came from North Carolina to KenLuckv.
thence to Ohio. and. in ISOO, settled on Todd's Fork, about throe miles belo'w
Stnalloy.s. In 1S14, he and a daughter, aged fomdeen, died of the cold
plague: both were buried in the same grave. Thomas Emilvsettled prior to
1810. near where there is now a graveyard on Emiiv's Run. Elisba Cast set-
tied about the same time on Todd's Fork, below Smalley's, south of the Chilli-
cothe road, now the Penquite fann; he wa.s from North Carolina. About
1812, the settlers began to encroach on the swamps, there being roads leailincr
through them, making their settlement more convenient. There were .~cime
four or five families who squatted at SpringhillHe.ster and Solomon Reel
only being remembered.
James Wilkerson. who was a Revolutionary soldier, was born in Virginia
November 29. 1758. and there married Sarah Moore. He moved to Kenruckv
from Virginia, and, in 1S05. came to Ohio; hesettlecl on the College Township
road (which was laid out in 1804) in a field now owned by Jesse Urton: be
brought a family of nine children, three sons and sis daughters. About ISOO
or 1810, he gave his farm to bis daughters and purchased land on "The
Knobs,'' on the west brow of the hill, on the Lebanon &Wilmington road.
He built a distillery at the foot of the hill, which was operated for munv years,
making mostly peach and apple brandy. This gave place, in iSOO, to a "steam
saw-mill, built by his son Jubn and grandson James H. His three sons, Will
iam, John and James, located on lands near his distillery about the time of his
settlement there. In a religious meeting, held in Flat Fork Schoolhouse. about
1827, the aged father. James Wilkerson, arose andsaid he could no longer con-
scienciously carry on adistillery. He died December 4, 1^84, his wife dying
July 17, 1841; ^s son William had a distillery near where George H. Wilker"
son now lives, but it was discontinued in 1820. John erected a distillery for
makingapple brandy near the present residence of WilliamReynolds, in 1841.
which was continued but a few years. John died Januar)- 24, 18^, his wife.
Elizabeth (Farris) Wilkerson, dying in July, 1870. Onedaughter. Mrs. Peny
G. Mills, and a gran(lson. Horace B.. and his sister Melissa, wife of Bavless N.
Settlemjre, are all that remain in the township.
About 1812. James Farris settled on the Clarksville road, the place now
being owned by Dr. Z. T. Garland. John and William Whit settled on the
same road farther southeast, in 1815.
Jolm Barkley, Jr., built a cabin in the spring of 1816 near where William
Villars now lives. The farm now occupi^ by Paul Williams was bought,
about 1812,by John Hadley, of North Carolina, and leased. Afterward, about
1825, Thomas Daugherty owned it; afterward Israel Dennison, and still later.
Samuel Williams, father of the present occupant.
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WASHINGTON ToWNSHlP.
11 V.O imnTiniT to State in this place that the Flat Fork at this
4^- It will not be i p. r brid^re more than twenty rods long, with
^ was it replaced by another. 135 feet in
sLuel Louden and .lobn L. Williams, at the expense of the county,
length, Ufidcre of twentv-feet span answers all purposes and the land le
up it where water once ^tood two or ^ree feet or more in depth.
suffice for the Springhill settlement , . , a
wiwm now return to the Mather settlement on the nver, then return east-
' ,^,0^ ihe Wilmington road. The Mather family have removrf to
nn^son Joseph, living on the Wilmington road, mClinton ^uun^
parts, '. pJ^iiased afarm on the river below Freeport, wh^ ho died
1836- his wife. Elizab.^th Dunn, died February lb, lSo4. Their fam-
sofand four daaghtrs, are scattered, one
P'nt at Morrow The river at this time was amply stocked with fash, brash Imng at quantities were obtained. Fif-
sight Many of the oldest, in.
lfTitaassert with great earnestness, that afight with Indians on the Zent-
=hort distance above Kreeport, tock place some time
nure farm, a,, ^ no direct evidence of such events can be
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Sttl^S^'^by wLe Samuel Craig now lives. Jordan Drake rais^ alarge
ra^l^^his daugW ^^ac^^WeTd Srntw
Drake remaining m this township. Joei Draae wa^ an acti
S^^here kmos Warwick now lives. On the opposite side of the ro^ John
Sled, in 1818, on part of Chenoweth's land, now owned by the hens
nf William "Wilson and George H. Thomas. . - . .a Ur.
Who first settled where David Farris now lives, I am not i^orm^, he is
the of David Farris, who settled in 1808 in the eastern part of the tovm^
ship, and moved to the present sit in 1828, opening alarge farm,- he is n
" '^Dw'^Sn'^ettkd toFarris the^^the'tosWp
in 1833; Samuel Kmch^ttl^ in ^
on tte sXof'the Miami in 1815, where Michael Maher
no^resides- he moved to this township m1832, where Alexander Harlan nw
Wi^'elf Tnd George RanMns, on the 26th of December, cut andcarri^
ftel-oga hrt atotemoved in the next day; to was foreman at c^-
ing-mfu while it was in operation at Freeport;
in the war of 1812; two of his sons reside on farms on the hills eat of iree
^"^We rehim to the setUement on Todd'a Fork and the Montgomery road to
mention a few settlers who located there subsequent to 1812.
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MATHER - MATHERS
Museum, Genealogical Room, Index cards
1850 Census - Turtlecreek Twp., Warren Go. Oh - pg 307
Mather, David - ^rO ~ m - farmer - "b - Penn.
Levina- 32 - f - b - 0
" Susan 6 - f - b - 0
" Elizabeth f - b - 0
" Henry 2 - m - b - 0
" Samuel 6/l2 - m b - 0
" Benjamin 2?- m - b - NJ
IR60 Census - Turtlecreek Twp., Warren Co., Oh - pg 45
Mather, David - 50 - m - farmer (mulatto) - b - Penn
Lisa T-15 - m (?) b - Penn
Henry - I3 - m - b - Penn
" Samuel- 10 - m - b - Penn
David L.7~itt- b- Penn
I87O Census - Turtlecreek Twp,, Warren Co., Oh - pg 48
Mather, David - 6l - m - b - Pa
" Louisa- 49 - f - b - 0
" Herman- 23 - m - b - 0
" Samuel- 20 - m - b - 0
" David -lB-m-b-0
Louisa Hawkins -27-f-b-O
Lizzie E. Mullin-13 - f - b - 0
Lurena Steddom (Samuel & Susanna (Teague) Steddom) md Mather
(See Furnas Family History)
She md David Mather 1838 - 7 children - lived in Richmond, Indiana
Turtlecreek Friends Cemetery - Luiena Steddom Mather died 10 m21d 1852
age 35y ^m 7d
See: Western Star, Feb. I9O7 - David Mather, Mather's Mill
IB70 Census - Wayne Twp., Warren Go. 0
Mathers, Benjamin - 47 - m - b - Ohio (see David Mather I85O census)
Ruth -V3 - f - b - Ohio
Mary A, -15-f-b- Ohio
*' William - 9 - m - b - Ohio
" Lillian - 4 - f - b - Ohio
Charles - 2 - m - b - Ohio
Mather, Richard - ledger I8I9 - Mill Grove (vault) pg 53, 110, 206, 231,
242, 292
MATHER - MATHERS
Foiind: Waxren County Historical Museum, Genealogical Room, Index
cards; August 7 19^^
Mather, Mary Anna -
pg 152.
Vol
17
Ruth B.
pg
Vol
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" Benjamin
pg 11?,
Vol 16
" Charles
Pg
68, Vol
17
" Esther
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211, Vol
17
Lillian
pg 109,
Vol
17
Mather, George - pg
75
Waynesville
History. He md Mary Ricket
Waynesville
See Mather and Mather's Mill - The History of Warren County, Ohio, W. H
Beer's and Co., Chicago, 1882; pg 689i 690, 69I; Washington Twp.,
Warren Co.