David McQueen
was married to Nancy Buck. He is a farmer of Union
township,
Carroll county, 0. They had six children: John Moffit, marned Annie
Cotter and
they have several children; reside near Leavittsville, O.
Ellen, who
married Reuben Dayhuff. Mattie who married John. Atwell, a
school-teacher, now of Dell Roy, 0. Samuel and Annie, twins, deceased.
And
Vianna, at home
2. Katie was
married to Augustus Rigby, of Baltic Tuscarawas county, 0. a farmer.
They had six children: George, who has three children. Isaac
B., John and one
dead; James, Margaret, Elizabeth, Sarah and Maria, the last
of whom lives in
Vicksburg, Mich. Mr. Rigby died, and the widow was marked again to
William McQueen, father of "Senator" William McQueen of
Palermo, 0. The
result of this marriage was one son, Cyrus,MCQueen, a
farmer and
business man of near Baltic, 0., who has six children: Jacob,
Catharine, Mary,
William, Adam and John.
3. Lydia Tope was
married to Elisha McQueen, a farmer, of near Palermo,
0. Mr. McQueen
died Feb. 25, 1890-aged 88 years, 6 months and 16 days.
His wife died on
the following December 22--aged 81 years and 2 months. Interment in the
Tabor cemetery. To them were born seven children:
Mary, married to
James Casey; they lived in Carroll county, near Palermo
a number of
years, then moved to Iowa. Mrs. Casey died Jan. 23, 1889-aged 61 years
1 month
and 10 days, and her husband died about two years after. They
had five
children: William, George, Rachel and two other boys. Address
is Harlen, Shelby county, Iowa.
William H., born Nov. 26, 1829,in
Carroll county 0; went to Modale,
Iowa April 6,
1860. They have had five children: Elisha, Amanda, James L.,
Chafes G and
Frank W. The two oldest were born in Ohio, the others in
Iowa. Elisha and
Charles G. are farmers, James L. and F. W. are in the mercantile
business
in Modale, Iowa. Amanda is marned to James A. Hester, a
farmer Mr.
McOueen is retired and lives in Modale.
Malinda born Dec.
14, 1832. She was married to Joseph Tnpp a farmer of
Orange township,
Carroll county, 0., Jan. 17, 1850. She departed this life
July 17, 1896, her
death being caused by malignant cancerous tumor over the
right bowel ,
with other internal complications, as shown by the autopsy Interment at
Tubor
cemetery. To Mr. and Mrs. Tripp were born five children: Margaret, who
married James
Pillers, Jr., who is now a lumber dealer and
proprietor
of a saw-and-planing mill at Bowerston, 0.; they have had six children-
Emmett
(deceased); Jodie (deceased ; Lola, married to W. A. Rennecker and
hasve one son, James Wendell;
Willie
(deceased); Linnie and Anna.
Ann who married
Richard Brooks, a farmer of near Palermo, 0.; they have two children:
William and Elmer. Lydia, who married Frank Crumrine who is
now an officer
of militia, 104 Bitman street, Akron, 0.; they have two
children living Charles
and Gurtie, and one dead. Hettie, married to
Mansfield E
Vorhes, now of Seneca, Nehama county, Kansas a contractor
and builder a
terrible cyclone visited them May 19, 1896, and destroyed their
home and killed
one of their children, Wilbur, 10 years of age; they have six
other children-
Ada (deceased), Jodie, Roy, Charlie, Ula and a baby. Ellsworth
married Rebecca Brackin; have two children, Ethel and Anna, and
they live at
home with their father, near New Hagerstown, O.
George was
married in Iowa; have one child, a daughter; is well off as a
farmer; address
is Harlan, Iowa.