1830
Head of Household's of
Hocking County,Ohio In Various Townships
All Names are Spelled as They are Recorded on Documents or Census Records Ankrum, Jacob Ancrum, William Arledge, Isaac Ailes, Andrew Beck, Andrew Beck, Jacob Brown, Brian Campbell, Jane Carter, James Carter, Robert Casper, William Cauldwell, George Cauldwell, Thomas Chilcote, Martin Clark, Andrew Clark, Isaac Clark, James Clark, John Clark, John Jr. Clark, William Coleman, Birch Cook, Abraham Cornes, Jesse Corrick, Frederick Cummins, John Dawson, Moses Dixson, Enoch Dixson, Silas Dorman, James Dowd, Alexander Drake, Archibald Ducher, David Eby, Joseph Elison, Thomas Francis, John Francis, Jonathan Francis, William Graves, Alexander Graves, Jesse Graves, William Hart, Absolom Hart, George Hawk, Isaac Johnson, Jacob McGee, Charles Miller, John Morris, John Morrison, James Morrison, James Jr. Morrison, John Pickens, Jefferson Pickens, John Pickens, Joshua Rains, Benjamin Rains, Nathan Ratcliff, Ezekiel Ratcliff, Jesse Ratcliff, John Sr. Ratcliff, Miles Ray, James Riekley, James Selah, Jesse Smith, Thomas Speakman, Ebenezer Speakman, Jacob Speakman, Joshua Stevens, Alfred Stevens, William Tilton, John Tilton, Thomas E. Turner, Elizabeth Turner, George Turner, Joseph Turner, Washington Turner, William Vanderford, William White, James Wilkinson, John Wilkinson, John D. Wilkinson, Ratcliff Wilkinson, Solomon Wilson, William Williams, Anna Wolf, Daniel Woltz, Jacob Wycoff, Samuel Wycoff, Samuel Sr. Wycoff, William |
| Laurel
Township History
The first settlement was made in 1812 by three men: Mr. Smith and two brothers named Koons. They moved here to avoid the draft of the War of 1812 and located on Laurel Creek. Other early settlers were George Kinser, Robert McBroom, Josiah Cantwell, John White, John Fox, Daniel Shesler and Mr. Grim and their families. John White had a mill to produce gunpowder located west of present Gibisonville. One of the first settler deaths was John White's son, killed by the explosion of the powder mill. The first school house was built in 1829 on Laurel Creek, with Robert McBroom being the first teacher. This log school house also served as the polling place for the first election. The first mill, a water run sawmill, was built in 1828 by Levi McCullon on Laurel Creek. The first store was operated by Kennedy Linn. |
All Names are Spelled as They are Recorded on Documents or Census Records Anderson, Joshua Brown, Nathan Brown, Henry Camp, Joseph Campbell, William Cantwell, Josiah Deeds, Henry Delong, Samuel Fox, John Fox, John Jr. Friend, Andrew Friend, Andrew C. Friend, John Fry, John Gibison, Benjamin Gibison, Benjamin Jr. Gibison, Joel Gibison, John Gibison, Samuel Greenfield, Robert Grim, Henry Hood, Frederick Kimble, William Kinser, George Kinser, Jacob Kinser, John Macklin, John McAbee, William McBroom, Robert McCollum, Levi Newhouse, Amos Newhouse, Jonathan Parks, John Praugh, Henry Primmer, Adam Primmer, Peter Riason, Margaret Sears, James L. Smyers, Catharine Smyers, John Stump, John Unger, Peter Unger, Peter Jr. Watt, Joseph White, John |
All Names are Spelled as They are Recorded on Documents or Census Records Alexander, Jacob Bixler, Sarah Boucher, Daniel Booker, Selah Boucher, Jacob Brown, Reuben Brown, Simpson Carpenter, Michael Cauldwell, Robert Cauldwell, Walter Cave, Emanuel Chilcoat, Samuel Clark, Robert Clark, William Collins, Adam Comstock, Gideon Congrove, William Congrove, William Sr. Conrad, Adam Conrad, Felix Corsant, ? Francis Corrick, George Corrick, Isaac Davis, James Davis, Nancy Davis, Richard Davis, William Dawson, David DeVault, Abram DeVault, William Dorman, Elias Dowd, Jesse Dunkle, George Dunkle, William W. Ebert, Benjamin Ebert, Daniel Ebert, John Ebey, Anna Ebey, Christian Ebey, Christian Jr. Ebey, George Enochs, William Ewing, James Fees, John Fetherolf, Philip Fetherolf, Samuel Francisco, William Friend, John Friend, Levi Friend, William Gant, Margaret Gross, John Hall, Joshua Harmon, John Hart, Silas Hayne, John Haynes, Andrew Hickman, William Hill, Asa Hill, Joseph Hosler, Isaac Hosler, Jacob Huber, Elijah Huber, William Hufman, Jonathan Jones, David Jsion ?, Samuel Justice, John Justice, Nicholas Karshner, Daniel Kibble, Permonia Loy, Frederick Low, Nancy Lutz, Barbara Mattox, John McCabe, William Moss, Joseph Murdock, William Pringleman, Michael Rabourn, Hugh Rabourn, William Reed, John Routt, James Shaver, Abram Sherrick, Henry Sherrick, Jacob Sherrick, Jacob Shriver, Lewis Smith, Jacob H. Spenser, James Starkey, George Steel, James Steel, James Jr. Stollard, Martin Strouce, Jacob Swift, Thomas Swinehart, Anthony Thagmartin, Elijah White, George White, Peter Wiggins, John T. Wiggins, Lemuel G. Wiggins, Moses Will, Jacob G. Woodard, Isaac |
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They are Recorded on Documents Blain, Joseph Bussard, George Bussard, William Castlick, Jesse Edwards, Peter Engle, Adam Faison, Patton Fate, David Fate, George Garret, George Hagerley, Frederick Hardin, Thomas Johnson, Samuel Keasey, John Kimble, Jonathan McDaniel, John Phillips, Abram Reddick, Jacob Sanderson, Alexander Sanderson, Robert Sanderson, William Shoop, Jacob Wright, Joseph |
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