Jasper R.,
born Dec. 6, 1859. As a
boy he worked on the farm, studied
music and was making success in this
line, when unfortunately he went west
and took dumb ague, which eventually
deranged his mind, necessitating confinement in the State Asylum,
Columbus, 0.
Mary J., born Sept. 25, 1861; was
married to James Campbell and has one
daughter, Grace. Address is
Leavittsville, 0.
George B., born Sept. 11, 1863, is
unmarried and at home on the farm. But
he may be married some day!
Nancy L., born Sept. 6, 1865, was
married to Benjamin Gartrell, a farmer
of Leesville, 0. They have three
children.
William J., born May 10, 1867, lives
at Dell Roy, 0.; was married to Sib
Albaugh; they have three sons whose
names we have forgotten.
The mother of these seven children
died April 3, 1868, and was buried in the
Tabor cemetery. Jackson was married
again to Susan J. Simpson, daughter of
Thomas Simpson, of Harrison county,
0., and four children more were born: Martha Bell and Virginia V.,
deceased, and
Lettie J., born Sept. 16, 1874,
married to Peter Robertson, a miner. They
have no children. Address is
Leavittsville, 0.
Thomas 0., born April 19, 1876, who
is at home, single.
(f) Jasper, was married to Rebecca
Brackin. Have no children. He worked
on the farm and at carpentering in
early life, studied medicine with Dr. Samuel
Stockin, of Carrollton, and has
become a splendid physician. He is especially
noted for success with typhoid
fever. His home is at Algonquin, the former
Tope's Mills, Carroll county, 0.
(g) Levi, was married to Isabel
Logan, of Virginia, and lived on a farm in
Perry township, Carroll county, 0.,
for a number of years working at the
carpenter trade as well as farming.
To them were born two children: William
and Maggie. His wife died of cancer;
he married again, Mrs. Huston, and they
all went west to Wichita, Kan., and
the last account we had was that they were
in Nebraska.
(h) Maria, was married to John
Butterfield and lived in Perry township,
Carroll county, 0., a few years and
then moved to near Rosemond in Christian county. 111., where they are
well-fixed on a big farm. They have had three
children: Harvey S., married to a
Miss Emory, and Eva and Albert Clinton.
(i) Martha, was married to Isaac B.
Tripp, a farmer of Orange township,
Carroll county, 0. After his
father-in-law's death he bought the home Tope
farm and lived on it a few years and
then traded it for one near Leesville, 0.,
where he now resides. They had three
children: James, married to a Miss
Easterday and lives near Leesville,
0., and Cora May and Bert at home. From
some physical ailment Mrs. Tripp's
mind became affected a few years ago and
she had to be taken to the State
Asylum.
(j) George B., born Aug. 19, 1843,
was married to Margaret Jane Dunlavy
(born July 10, 1842) on Dec. 1,
1864; (died Aug. 20, 1894, of typhoid fever,
hastened by paralysis.) He has been
a farmer all his life; emigrated to Kansas
in 1871 and saw the ruins of the
Chicago fire at that time, but soon returned to
Ohio, and has resided in this State
ever since, now at Mechanicstown. Their
children were: M. E., married to Ora
L. Seekings Dec. 27, 1891; he is bookkeeper in Carnegie's office.
Homestead, Pa. Jesse L., married to Agnes M.
Moore Sept. 15, 1891; he is now
clerking in a store in Wooster, 0. Clara B.,
married to Wm. G. Hahn Mar. 14,
1894; living on a farm near Minerva, 0.
Lizzie M.. married to John C.
Unkefer March 31, 1896; living on a farm near