census record, 1880, Northampton Twp, Summit Co Ohio:
Dwelling # 167: Barber, Henry, age 69, farmer, born OH, father born NY, mother born MD
Mary, age 69, keeping house, born OH, both parents born NY
Theoda, age 46, divorced, at home.
Sylvester Vallen household is dwelling #166: age 35, born OH, both parents born England. In the 1900 census his father was born in NY and his mother in PA, only his wife's parents were born England. Henry Barber is not listed in the 1900 census. (The 1890 census is incomplete.)census record, 1870, Northampton Twp Summit Co Ohio p 301:
Henry Barber age 56 farmer & carpenter, born Ohio;
Mary age 56 keeping house, born Ohio;
Philemon age 25 works on farm, born Ohio;
Anna F age 23 at home, born Ohio;
Judah Vallen age 79 at home, born New York, cannot read or write;Next 2 households are headed by Vallen, William age 60 and Vallen, Sylvester, age 26.
In 1850 Northampton Twp Summit Co Ohio census p 303:
hh 29, Abel Vallen age 64, farmer, born NY; Judah Vallen, age 61, born NY.
hh 30, Jonas Schomover (Schoonover?) age 25, farmer, born NY; Elizabeth Schomover age 31, born Pa; Azeba (F), age 19, born NY.
hh 31, Henry Barber , age 39, physician, born Ohio; Mary Barber, age 38, born Ohio; Amanda Barber, age 13, born Ohio, in school; Lucinda Barber, age 10, born Ohio, in school; Philemon Barber, age 6, born Ohio, in school; Theodarue (female) Barber age 6(?), not in school; Lovina Luette(?), age 23, born NY; Anney Cole (F), age 1, born Ohio; Julia Ellis age 1, born Ohio.
hh 32, Enos Keyser, age 34, carpenter, born Ohio; Sally Keyser, age 28, born Ohio; Philena Keyser, age 9, born Ohio, in school; Napoleon Keyser (M), age 3, born Ohio.1850 Chary Twp Clinton Co NY lists Theodore Barber 25, m. Catherine 23, son Theodore 3; nearby household is the large Louis Lirotte family (fits with Lovina above?).
1830 Bath Twp Medina Co OH census lists Isaac W.J (or D). Barber age 30-40, 2 males < 5, 1 female < 5, 1 female 15-20 and 1 female 20-30. (Abel Vallen in nearby Granger Twp Medina Co 1830).
A Philemon Barber (1797-1862) is buried in Hayden Chapel, Pleasant, Iowa, alongside wife Phebe (1803-1859).
Said to have owned a copper mine in Arizona, which (it is believed) went bust.
According to her death record, Lydia's father was William Thrift. Other sources have Green's parents as David and Sarah/Sally Thrift (see Thrift_David.paf).
This is from the 1850 NC Census:
Green Thrift age 30 from Orange Co
Dorcas age 27 from Guilford Co
Lydia, 11; Luisa F., 8; Laura J., 6; William, 3; Susannah, 1.Family folklore has it that Ira's father died at age 27 of blood poisoning. Since we believe that Ira's father is Isaac, who lived 1818-1881, the unfortunate man might have been Isaac's wife's father, Green Thrift.
The Green Thrift family is listed in the Guilford Co, NC 1850 Census; Green is listed as being 30 there.
Dorcas Gardner's parents may have been Isaac and Dinah Folger Gardner, born in Guilford Co NC, died in Washington Co In. See Gardner.ged (12/2000) from familysearch.org.
birthyear calculated from 1850 census
birth year calculated from 1850 census
birth year calculated from 1850 census
from ancestry.com, marriage bonds of NC:
North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
Bride: Jane Mann
Groom: William H Thrift
Bond Date: 10 Mar 1838
County: Guilford
Record #: 03 449
Bondsman: Benjamin Hensel
Witness: John M Logan C
Bond #: 000060391So Jane is not Green's mother. Another gedcom has Green's father as David Thrift and mother as Sally Thrift.
Isham Thrift is on a 1779 tax roll for Orange County, NC -- http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/orange/census/earlytax.txt
Orange County, North Carolina: Clerk of Superior Court: Record of Wills:
Volume: D: 1800-1822:
Vol. C-D: 1794-1822: Record of Wills: Roll #C.073.80002: North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, N.C.
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Please allow 4-6 wks for delivery"From http://www.martygrant.com/gen/stroud/nc/stroud-peter-burke.htm: "Sometime between 1785 and 11 Dec 1789, Peter Stroud and family moved west [from Orange Co NC] to North Muddy Creek in Burke (now McDowell) County, North Carolina. This is proven, for on that date, Peter and Rebecca Stroud of Burk County sold land to Peter Willis of Brunswick Co, VA, being 800 acres on Terrils Creek waters of Haw River. Peter signed, and Rebekah made her mark. Witnesses were Isham Thrift and Anderson Stroud. Both of them were nephews, son-in-law and son of his brother William Stroud. (Orange Co, NC Deed Book 4 page 299)."
Mary Thrift is listed as head of household in the 1820 Orange Co NC census.
The 1790 census of Orange County contains John, Anderson, William, and Elizabeth Stroud.
From tax list index on rootsweb (http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/orange/census/earlytax.txt) -
1755 S363 STROUD John N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1779 S363 STROUD John N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1755 S363 STROUD John Jr. N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1755 S363 STROUD John Sr. N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1755 S363 STROUD Joshua N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1779 S363 STROUD Joshua N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1755 S363 STROUD Joshua Of John N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1779 S363 STROUD Matthew N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1779 S363 STROUD Peter N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1755 S363 STROUD William N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
1779 S363 STROUD William N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll
An Anderson Stroud bought land in Warren Co TN in the 1820s. See notes under brother William Stroud.
William Stroud bought land in Warren County TN as early as 1824.
Other Warren Co TN land sales to Strouds (source: http://www.tngennet.org/warren/wet-stu.htm)
Applicant Entry No. Date Survey Book Page Acres
Stroud, Wm. 585 1824 1825 1 122 100
" " 781 1824 1827 1 325 10
" " 2600 1828 1830 2 157 75
" " 2154 1827 1828 2 278 50
" " 2153 1827 1828 2 278 150
" Walter 401 1824 1825 1 123 50
" " 805 1824 1839 3 346 25
" Marshal 246 1824 1825 1 142 100
" Anderson 58 1824 1825 1 153 160
" " 2537 1828 1829 2 185 100
" Oran 628 1824 1825 1 164 50
" " 1332 1826 1831 2 283 25
" " 1333 1826 1831 2 284 25
" " 2452 1827 1831 2 284 100
" " 2320 1827 1830 2 269 79
" Hoalson 1031 1826 1827 1 339 50
" Thomas 799 1824 1825 1 193 65
" " 480 1824 1825 1 194 25
" " 2363 1827 1827 2 61 150
" " Sr. 3746 1834 1838 3 301 50
Stroud & Robertson 589 1824 1825 1 196 50
Stroud, George 1240 1826 1826 1 221 100
" " 3201 1830 1831 2 220 100
" " 6133 1857 1857 4 198 6
" " 4662 1838 1838 4 25 27.5
" " 4728 1835 1840 4 25 21.25
Stroud & Reynolds 1925 1826 1826 1 236 21.5
Acc to Selden Winterrowd AF: David was a farmer in Switzerland Co, IN. In 1820, he purchased land in Shelby Co, IN. A little later, he finally removed to Howard Co, IN.
...Cassville Cemtery is within a few feet of US Highway 31, at the border of Howard & Miami Counties.David's birth is listed in "Dutch Glory Church Register 1791-1860" of the Bethlehem Lutheran & Reformed Church, son of Petrus and Annamaria Windrod.
in 1860 census for Howard Co, IN with father and stepmother Jane.
Caspar is listed among the Evangelical Reformed Church communicants up through May 10 1775.
Carpenter book: "Johan Caspar & Margaretha Wenderoth arrived on the ship Pleasant in Philadelpha, PA on 9-30-1732. James Morris, Captain of the ship, submitted his list of passengers to the Phila. authorities: 150 onboard - men, women, and children; 42 boys over 16 in good health; 14 men sick. One man, Jack Basler, died at sea...The ship was quarantined for 10 days. It was anchored ten miles downriver from the city. On 10-11-1732, 42 men and boys were taken to the courthouse before the governor and several magistrates to subscribe to two oaths ... (of loyalty to Great Britain).
from www.olivetreegenealogy.com:
Forty two Palatines, who with their families, were imported in the Ship Pleasant, James Morris, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Deal, as by Clearance thence.From the Minutes of the Provincial Council, printed in Colonial Records, Vol. III, p. 465.
SHIP: Pleasant
CAPTAIN: James Morris
DEPARTURE: Rotterdam
DESTINATION: Philadelphia, PA
ARRIVAL: October 11, 1732Men's Names and Ages
Baltzer Spengler, 24
Henrich Spengler, 26
Johannes Keller, 32
Johann Georg Senck, 25
Jarrick Bare, 21
Lennard Lutes (SICK), 24
Friedrick Basler, 23
Ulrich Badner, 25
Ulrich Peters, 24
Jarrick Henrich Peters, 10
Jerick Spengler, 31
Georg Keller, 20
Jacob Friedrick Klem, 17
Heinrich Roth, 26
Jacob Padum, 18
Johan Jacob Timanus, 20
Isaac Raudenbusch, 27
Matthias Jurian, 30
Heinrich Eckert, 40
Hans Georg Flack, 30
Jerrick Pisell (SICK), 23
Phillip Schilling, 30
Conrath Kolb, 34
Conrad Glasbrenner, 30
Connard Ralfure (SICK), 29
Peter Ralfure (SICK), 25
Jacob Hornberger, 33
Hans Peter Siegmund, 22
Barnet Counts, 35
Felix Miller, 40
Connard Hellebran (SICK), 34
Philip Crasler, 20
Mathies Ambross, 37
Johannes Gamber, 32
Friederich Notz, 32
David Menner (SICK), 20
Hans Adam Schilling, 24
Michael Coch (SICK), 33
Johannes Moak, 34
Andrew Swiser (SICK), 33
Jacob Froch (SICK), 40
Friedrich Pasler, 27
Ulrich Basler, 36
Michael Favion (SICK), 30
Johannes Casper Wenterott, 28
Georg Philip Schnatterly, 28
Jarrick Carne (SICK), 25
Hans Michel Schnatterly, 25
Jarrick Mess, 50
Valentin, Muller, 32
Hans Michael Holman, 34
Johannes Taffelmeyer, 23
Christofour Spraher (SICK), 33
Connar Roupe, 33
Jarrick Michael Favion, 23from www.rootsweb.com/~vabath/bird-3.htm:
1732 - Johannes Casper WENDEROTH, sailed with his new bride (Margaretha STREP), from Rotterdam, Holland on board the ship "Pleasant", James MORRIS,
Master, and arrived at Philadelphia, 30 September 1732. Captain MORRIS in his list of passengers showed 150 men, women, and children on board. Upon arrival,
one-fourth of the 57 men over 16 were listed as sick; one had died at sea. On 11 Oct 1732, at age 28, Johan CASPAR WENDEROTH signed an oath of
allegiance to the English King George II. He settled at Fredericksburg, Md. (formerly in Prince George Co., now in what is Frederick Co., Md. This is part of what
was Orange County or "Old Augusta". The area was at various times under the jurisdiction of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia.) Caspar WENDEROTH raised
his family on a farm about five miles south and a little west of present Frederick, Maryland. He died about 1777. Johanes Casper WENDEROTH and wife Anna
Margaretha were devout, active members of the Evangelical Reformed Church of Frederick, founded 1747, where they baptized some of their children. Carpenter, Vern A.,
WENDEROTH FAMILIES (1987), pp.v.-vii, 1-7.
Prior to about
1735, the settlements on the Monocacy River (near the present site of Frederick) were the westernmost habitations in Maryland. Only ten miles east of the Blue Ridge
foothill 's and directly in the path of westward movement, there were about a half-dozen families settled along the Monacacy by 1732. The settlement grew rapidly;
the town of Frederick was laid out in 1745 and the new county of Frederick was created from Prince George County three years later in 1748. The first extant
statement concerning the Reformed Congregation at Frederick is that of a minister who visited in 1747, baptizing twenty-six children and organizing support from
forty-nine heads of families. In 1767 the Reformed Congregation wrote (in German) a church constitution signed by the members of the community, and among the
eighty-nine heads of families is the name "WINTEROTT". - From an outline by Dr. Lyle M. Blackwell of Gauley Bridge, West Virginia.1733 - Johan Caspar and Margaretha (STREP) WENDERROTH settled for a about two years near New London/Holland, Pennsylvania. Their first child, Anna Maria, was born there on 9 Sept. 1733, and bapt. 20 Sept. 1733, at Trinity Lutheran Church. Sponsor was Anne Marie KELLER, single.
Took advantage of land offered by Lord Baltimore for extremely low rent. Also may have been dissatisfied with Pennsylvania's lack of protection from Indians. But his new Maryland home along the Monocacy was primitive, with wild animals, no roads until 1739, when a road was built from Anapolis to the Monocacy region, and the horsetrail along the Monocacy between Lancaster and Virginia was widened.The Maryland Hall of Records in Anapolis has various land records for Caspar from 1742-1753, for property called "Wolf Pit" 4 miles SW of Fredericktown. He was naturalized in 1761 by the Frederick County Circuit Court, and because it took so long for the Maryland government to pass a naturalization law, it legalized all his previous land transactions.
Margretha is listed among the Frederick Evangelical Reformed Church communicants through Sept 29 1771; husband Caspar listed longer, through May 1775.
Acc to Selden Winterrowd's AF: She was a member of the Frederick Evangelical Reformed Church. Their records tell of her attendance at church and her age. She was named for a deceased sister.
Original church records in German in Maryland Hall of Records.