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Identifier: ohioarchological16ohio (find matches)
Title: Ohio archæological and historical quarterly
Year: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Subjects: History Archaeology
Publisher: Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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nd andneighbor, Theophilus Rees, to come also. A colony of their neighborswas made up and they arrived in New York May 14, 1795. This incident is peculiar. It introduced into a Welsh settlementa strain of Virginia blood which refused to mix with the Welsh forgenerations. The second wife of James Johnson was Martha Bazil Lee,or Bazileel. Her first husband was Isaac Reily, an Irish minister ofconsiderable note at Philadelphia during the Revolutionary War. Welsh Settlements in Ohio. 205 It was not until 1806 that Thomas Philipps, accompanied byhis son, John, and family came to Ohio. They settled on theirpurchase a short distance north of the Rees settlement. In 1809Samuel Joseph Philipps, another son of Thomas Philipps, cameto the Hills, accompanied by his family, consisting of his wife andfive children.15 The following list shows the date of the arrival of the princi-pal settlers in the Welsh Hills: 1802, Theophilus Rees, JamesJohnson, Simon James; 1803, David Lewis, David Thomas; 1804,
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THE VALLEY OF THE LOG POND. Thomas Cramer, Peter Cramer; 1805, John Price, BenjaminJones, Thomas Powell ;16 1806, Thomas and John Philipps, James 15 They traveled in the manner characteristic of the times. Theyhad two horses and no wagon. One horse was used as a pack horse,while the wife rode the other with a child in each saddlebag and a babein her arms. The father walked and led the way. The two hoys agedseven and nine drove the cows. In this manner they made the journeyof over three hundred miles. 16 Born in Radnorshire, South Wales, January 12, 176Q, settled atBeulah, Pennsylvania, 1801, ordained to the ministry and supplied the 206 Ohio Arch, and Hist. Society Publications. Evans; 1807, Jacob Riley;17 1809, Samuel J. Phillips, DavidJones; 1810, David Thomas, Samuel White, Sr., Daniel Griffith;1811, Thomas Owens; 1815, Nicodemus Griffith; 1816, DavidPittsford; 1821, Edward Price, Edward Glynn; 1822, ThomasHughes, Evan Davis, John Davis, etc. It has been said that the first thing a

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  • bookyear:1887
  • bookdecade:1880
  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Ohio_State_Archaeological_and_Historical_Society
  • booksubject:History
  • booksubject:Archaeology
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