David HAYS [Parents] was born about 1826 in , , Ohio. He married Mary PARKER on 12 Oct 1854 in , Champaign, Ohio.

Other marriages:

, Sallie E

E. Morris  Family Group Record of David 4 Hays (Sam 3  Andrew 2)
and
Mary Parker, Oct 1854, no children.
2nd Sallie E.  b abt 1856.  son Samuel b 1879.
David was a blacksmith.

Mary PARKER married David HAYS on 12 Oct 1854 in , Champaign, Ohio.

E. Morris  Family Group Record of David 4 Hays (Sam 3  Andrew 2)
and
Mary Parker, Oct 1854, no children.  (Oct 1854, birth date?)
2nd Sallie E.  b abt 1856.  son Samuel b 1879.

David HAYS [Parents] was born about 1826 in , , Ohio. He married Sallie E.

Other marriages:

PARKER, Mary

E. Morris  Family Group Record of David 4 Hays (Sam 3  Andrew 2)
and
Mary Parker, Oct 1854, no children.
2nd Sallie E.  b abt 1856.  son Samuel b 1879.
David was a blacksmith.

Sallie E was born about 1856 in , , Ohio. She married David HAYS.

E. Morris  Family Group Record of David 4 Hays (Sam 3  Andrew 2)
and
Mary Parker, Oct 1854, no children.
2nd Sallie E.  b abt 1856.  son Samuel b 1879.

William HAYS [Parents] was born 1832 in , Champaign, Ohio. He married Mary Jane BERRY on 15 Jan 1857 in , Champaign, Ohio.

E. Morris  Family Group Record of William 4 Hays (Sam 3  Andrew 2)
and
Mary Jane Berry and dau Sarah.

Mary Jane BERRY was born about 1837 in , , Ohio. She married William HAYS on 15 Jan 1857 in , Champaign, Ohio.

E. Morris  Family Group Record of William 4 Hays (Sam 3  Andrew 2)
and
Mary Jane Berry and dau Sarah.

James MILLER married Elizabeth HAGUE.

Elizabeth HAGUE [Parents] married James MILLER.

Martha POLLOCK was born 1803 in , , Ohio.

Other marriages:

HAYS, Samuel

Eugenia Morris FGR on Samuel 3 Hays ( Andrew 2) lists his 2nd wife as
"MRS MARTHA (POLLOCK) COE.  md Samuel 22-6-1843."

Joshua MORELAND married Hannah HAGUE.

Hannah HAGUE [Parents] was born about 1838 in Of Holmes Co., OH.. She married Joshua MORELAND.

McCombs Family History  pg 63.

1860
Isaac Hague  p 395 age 64  farmer $5,200  $600
Nancy 64
Hannah 21  OH.   (b abt 1839, if he's telling the truth.)

Frank M. OWEN was born about 1852 in , , Ohio. He married Mary HAYS.

E. Morris  Family Group Record of Andrew 4 Hays (Sam 3  And 2)
and
FGR of Frank M. Owen.-farmer

Mary HAYS [Parents] was born 1855 in Union Tp, Champaign, OH. She married Frank M. OWEN.

E. Morris  Family Group Record of Andrew 4 Hays (Sam 3  And 2)
and
FGR of Frank M. Owen.  and wife,  Mary Hays, Presb.

Moses BARLOW married Mary DEXTER.

Mary DEXTER [Parents] was born Jan 1654 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA. She died 1729. Mary married Moses BARLOW.

GENEALOGY OF THE DEXTER FAMILY IN AMERICA compiled by WARDEN and
DEXTER, Worcester, MA. 1905.
p.12:  "WILLIAM md SARAH VINCENT, July 1653 and they had seven
children, all born in Barnstable:
MARY DEXTER. b Jan., 1654;   m Moses Barlow.  Removed to Rochester.

p. 11-12:  "He  [WILLIAM DEXTER] was one of a party of 30, which included
such men as William Bradford. . .who became the grantees of the town of
Rochester [Plymouth, MA.]   When he died he owned considerable land both
in Barnstable and in Rochester which he gave to his children, as follows:
JAMES, THOMAS, and JOHN DEXTER had the Rochester [Mass] lands, while
STEPHEN, PHILIP and BENJAMIN DEXTER had the Barnstable land.  The
children all went to Rochester except PHILIP, who removed to Falmouth,
Mass, and STEPHEN, who remained in Barnstable and who was the only
one of the name in the town in 1703."

William PARKER [Parents] was born about 1804 in New Jersey. He died 4 Jan 1845 in Clermont Co. OH. William married Patience DRUMMOND on 24 Nov 1825 in , Clermont Co, OH.

20 Mar 2001, e mail from Glorene Brown :
"My great grandmother was Jerusha Parker b 15 Sep 1834 in Ohio (prob Clermont Co.)
Her father was William Parker b 1 or 12 Aug 1800 (this was taken from an old Bible) in New Jersey.  William Parker m Patience Drummond 24 Nov 1825 in Clermont Co. OH.. . .William also named another dau, REBECCA. . .I notice on the 1830 census an Isaac Parker living very close to John Drummond (Patience Drummond father) in Tate township, Clermont Co., OH. I know the Drummonds were part of what was known as the Jersey Settlement."
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Glorene Brown sent the PARKER -WATT Bible Record which she obtained "in last few years.". She said the Bible was dated 1852 and belonged to Zona McDonald Dowler of Wichita, KS.   Zona is the youngest dau of Thos and Jerusha (Parker ) Watt's youngest dau. "The Bible was in terrible shape. . .seems to have some rain damage. It is water-stained and unreadable in places.  William Parker's age could easily be off a few years."  The Bible contained births of William Parker and Patience Parker and eight children.  Plus- Thomas J Watt and Jerusha Watt and and 10-11 children. Also 9 deaths and 3 marriages.
BIRTHS:
William Parker   Aug 1 (or 12) 1800--died Jan 4, 1845
Patience Parker  June 1 (or 15) 1805
 Mg:  William Parker and Patience Drumand (sp)  Nov 23, 1825.
_______Parker  Mar 11, 1826
_______Parker  July 4, 1828
_______Parker  Aug --,1830
_______Parker  Jul 6,   1832
Jerusha Parker   Sep 5 (or 15) 1834      d: Jul 1 (or 11) 1891.
 Mg:  Thomas J. Watt and Jerusha Parker  May 30 1852.
_______Parker  -----12, 1836
Mary Mariah Parker   Oct 21, 1839   d: Nov 22, 1840.
Mary Janet Parker   Oct 11 (or 13), 1843
  Mg:  Jefferson Waits (or Weitz) and Rebecca Ann Parker, Dec 28, 1841.
                          Death: Martha Parker, Jan 30, 1849
(note  from Glorene:  This page had to be put in much later since the Bible was dated 1852.)
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Lois Darrough- Apr 19, 2001
I HAD thought that William died before May 1841 in Clermont
Co.  I had based this on a Letter of Administration being granted at
that time on the estate of a William Parker in Clermont Co.
Unfortunately, I found nothing else to confirm this to be YOUR William,
other than I could not find any evidence of  him being alive after the
1840 census.
Since according to the info Carol sent me that Parker/Watt Bible says he
died Jan 1845 and a child, Mary Janet, was born in 1843, the 1841 Letter
of Administration must not have been his.  Will just have to go back to
searching for Estate papers and burial location.
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Lois Darrough sent data on 7 children of James Parker and Leah, Oct 2000.
"William Parker,born aft 1800. He md Patience Drummond 24 Nov 1825 in
Clermont Co. OH."

1803: James Parker (the elder) was in Clermont Co as early as 1803.
Source: Clermont County, Ohio Pioneers 1798-1812 -- A substitute
Census for 1800-1810, Aileen M. Whitt.  There are 11 Parkers listed in
the book including a Richard.  It says he appears in a deed index in 1812.

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In the 1820 Census, James Parker appears to be living with his parents.
Based on ages, sex, and number of children appearing in the census, all
of the children were still at home except Lydia Parker who had married William
Baldwin in 1819.  Census as follows:  Ohio, Clermont Co., Williamsburg
Twp., Roll 89 p. 3

James Parker 1 m under 10, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 16-26 1 m 45 and over 1 f
under 10, 1 f 16-26, 1 f 45 and over.
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1821:The will of James Parker (the elder) was written Jul 20, 1821 and
went to probate Oct 4 1821.  The will names wife Leah, son James
(called the eldest son), children William, Rebecca (called youngest
daughter), Abel.  From the wording these children apprear to be under
21).  The will also names daughers Jarusha Parker, Lydia Baldwin,
formerly Lydia Parker.  Names wife Leah and son James Executors.  Land
he owned in James Johnstons Survey No 5252 was left jointly to sons
James and William.

From Clermont Co Marriage records we have  William m Patience
Drummond. .

1828 Feb 9: William and Patience Parker sells 73 plus acres of land
(1/2 of the land mentioned in #3 above)  This would appear to confirm
that the William who married Patience was in fact the son of James
Parker.

1833 Nov 23: Book G2-31, Sale of land 65+ acres by Leah Parker and Wm
Parker to Richard Hewitt and Enoch Patterson

1833 Nov 23:Deed Book I2-33 p. 25-26. Brown County, OH
This indenture between William Parker, Richard Hewitt and
Enoch Patterson of the County of Clermont and State of
Ohio of the first part William Voorhese of the County
of Clermont State of Ohio sold for $15, Lot number 112 in
the town of Batavia in Clermont County containing one quarter
acre.
Signed William Parker, Richard Hewitt, Enoch Pattison,
Patience (her mark) Parker, Jerusha Huitt, Rebecca Pattison.
Witnesses J. W. Robinson & Jacob Hewitt (Richard's brother).
... the lot was on Fifth and Main Streets.
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1834 Jan 30: Deed Book G2-31 Sale of 8+ acres by Leah Parker and Wm
Parker to Joseph Kidd

As you noted in Nov 1833 the Hewitts, Pattersons and Wm and Patience
Parker all sold a lot together.  (This lead to the conclusion that they
were all related.)
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Grantor-Grantee indexes of Clermont Co. OH  show:
"1837  Leah PARKER to  John W. ROBINSON  Vol. N2.37  pg 377 town lot
97- Batavia."      And Robinson probably no relation to Bailey
Robinson--but then again---.

1831 Grantor- William HALL  ---IN MILFORD
1837 Grantor- Abell Hall---in Chilo-

"Our James (the elder who d 1821) named 3 sons in his will - James who
died 1827 had 3 dau and 0 sons, Abel who I believe died c 1833 without
marrying (note:  I don't have this in my computer but am doing the info on
Abel from memory -- always dangerous) and William who married
Patience but whom I have not found after the deeds were written.  My
GUESS is that they moved away from Clermont Co."  Lois Derrough

23 Nov 1833 Deed Book G2-31, Sale of land 65+ acres by Leah Parker and
Wm Parker to Richard Hewitt and Enoch Patterson

30 Jan 1834 Deed Book G2-31 Sale of 8+ acres by Leah Parker and Wm
Parker to Joseph Kidd

6 Feb 1837 Deed Book N-2 37 Sale of Lot 97 in Batavia  by Leah Parker to
John W. Robinson

Extract from Chancery Records of Clermont Co., Ohio 1824-1857 by
Barbara J. McCarthy p. 19
"April Term 1834 pg 414-421
complainant: William S. Patterson atty: Fishback
defendant: Nathaniel Sweet & others
et al: James Parker (adm decd), Leah Parker (adm), John Kain (treasurer
of Clermont Co), John Chambers, James Johnson, William Lytle, WILLIAM
PARKER, James Parker (decd), A. Blair, Henry Rust, Mary (Parker)
Thornsburgh, Caroline Parker, Delilah Parker, Leah Ann Parker, Thomas
Thornsburgh, John Wirrner (gdn), J. M. Robinson (JP), Abraham Hulick,
Jacob Duckwall
remarks: East Fork of the Little Miami River, Survey #5252."
__________

Patience DRUMMOND was born 1 Jun 1805 in New Jersey. She died 12 Mar 1879 in Sterling Twp, Brown, OH and was buried in 5 Mile Cemetery, Sterling Twp, Brown Co. OH. Patience married William PARKER on 24 Nov 1825 in , Clermont Co, OH.

20 Mar 2001, e mail from Glorene Brown :
"My great grandmother was Jerusha Parker b 15 Sep 1834 in Ohio (prob Clermont Co.)
Her father was William Parker b 1 or 12 Aug 1800 (this was taken from an old Bible) in New Jersey.  William Parker m Patience Drummond 24 Nov 1825 in Clermont Co. OH.. . .William also named another dau, REBECCA. . .I notice on the 1830 census an Isaac Parker living very close to John Drummond (Patience Drummond father) in Tate township, Clermont
Co, OH.  I know the Drummonds were part of what was known as the Jersey Settlement."
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Apr 18th e-mail:
". . .notes(1983-1900) a cousin had sent me that someone else had sent her. Fagley
told that John Drummond was a part of the New Jersey Settlement and had been
a part of the Jersey Militia. He said John Drummond was from Gloucester Co.
New Jersey."
"In the 1870 census Patience Parker Hair (second mg) was living with the JonathanWaits and wife Lydia 39.
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1879 Mar 12, Picture of "PATIENCE wife of Abraham Hare, died Mar 12, 18879 aged 73 ys. 9 ms. & 12 d."
at Five Mile Cemetery, Sterling Twp, Brown Co, OH.  Note written below: "Patience Drummond Parker Hare (Hare second marriage)   She married Abraham Hare(Hair)  20 Feb 1852.  He died 1 May 1852."
from Glorene Brown.
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Glorene Brown sent the PARKER -WATT Bible Record which she obtained "in last few years.". She said the Bible was dated 1852 and belonged to Zona McDonald Dowler of Wichita, KS.   Zona is the youngest dau of Thos and Jerusha (Parker ) Watt's youngest dau. "The Bible was in terrible shape. . .seems to have some rain damage. It is water-stained and unreadable in places.  William Parker's age could easily be off a few years." The Bible contained births of William Parker and Patience Parker and eight children.  Plus- Thomas J Watt and Jerusha Watt and and 10 children. Also 9 deaths and 3 marriages.
BIRTHS:
William Parker   Aug 1 (or 12) 1800--died Jan 4, 1845
Patience Parker  June 1 (or 15) 1805--died 12 Mar 1879 (death date not in Bible)
 Mg:  William Parker and Patience Drumand (sp)  Nov 23, 1825.
_______Parker  Mar 11, 1826
_______Parker  July 4, 1828
_______Parker  Aug --,1830
_______Parker  Jul 6,   1832
Jerusha Parker   Sep 5 (or 15) 1834      d: Jul 1 (or 11) 1891.
 Mg:  Thomas J. Watt and Jerusha Parker  May 30 1852.
_______Parker  -----12, 1836
Mary Mariah Parker   Oct 21, 1839   d: Nov 22, 1840.
Mary Janet Parker   Oct 11 (or 13), 1843
  Mg:  Jefferson Waits (or Weitz) and Rebecca Ann Parker, Dec 28, 1841.
                          Death: Martha Parker, Jan 30, 1849
(note  from Glorene:  This page had to be put in much later since the Bible was dated 1852.)
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Lois Darrough sent data on 7 children of James Parker and Leah Oct 2000.
"William Parker, born aft 1800. He md Patience Drummond 24 Nov 1825 in
Clermont Co. OH."

From Clermont Co Marriage records we have Jerusha marrying Richard
Hewet, Lydia m William Baldwin, Rebecca m Enoch G. Patterson, William
m Patience Drummond.

9 Feb 1828 William and Patience Parker sells 73 plus acres of land (1/2
of the land mentioned in #3 above)  This would appear to confirm that
the William who married Patience was in fact the son of James Parker.

Nov 1833 the Hewitts, Pattersons and Wm and Patience Parker all sold a
lot together.  This lead to the conclusion that they were all related.

Enoch G. PATTERSON married Rebecca PARKER on 11 Apr 1833 in , Clermont, OH.

. From Clermont Co Marriage records we have Jerusha marrying Richard
Hewet, Lydia m William Baldwin, Rebecca m Enoch G. Patterson, William
m Patience Drummond.

Rebecca PARKER [Parents] was born about 1811 in , Of Clermont Co., OH. She died 22 Sep 1860 in , Clermont Co, OH. Rebecca married Enoch G. PATTERSON on 11 Apr 1833 in , Clermont, OH.

Lois Darrough sent data on 7 children of James Parker and Leah Oct 2000.
"Rebecca Parker, born c 1811 in OH. d 22 Sep 1860, Clermont Co. OH.

1803: James Parker (the elder) was in Clermont Co as early as 1803.
Source: Clermont County, Ohio Pioneers 1798-1812 -- A substitute
Census for 1800-1810, Aileen M. Whitt.  There are 11 Parkers listed in
the book including a Richard.  It says he appears in a deed index in 1812.

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In the 1820 Census, James Parker appears to be living with his parents.
Based on ages, sex, and number of children appearing in the census, all
of the children were still at home except Lydia Parker who had married William
Baldwin in 1819.  Census as follows:  Ohio, Clermont Co., Williamsburg
Twp., Roll 89 p. 3

James Parker 1 m under 10, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 16-26 1 m 45 and over 1 f
under 10, 1 f 16-26, 1 f 45 and over.
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1821: The will of James Parker (the elder) was written Jul 20, 1821 and
went to probate Oct 4 1821.  The will names wife Leah, son James
(called the eldest son), children William,REBECCA (CALLED YOUNGEST
DAUGHTER)  Abel.  From the wording these children apprear to be under
21).  The will also names daughers Jarusha Parker, Lydia Baldwin,
formerly Lydia Parker.  Names wife Leah and son James Executors.  Land
he owned in James Johnstons Survey No 5252 was left jointly to sons
James and William.

From Clermont Co Marriage records we have Rebecca m Enoch G.
Patterson. These are BELIEVED to be the same people as named in the
Will.  Not proven by the marriage records themselves but other
circumstances as outlined below.

23 Nov 1833 Leah Parker sold 65 plus acres of land to Richard Hewitt
and Enoch Patterson.

Nov 1833 the Hewitts, Pattersons and Wm and Patience Parker all sold a
lot together.  (This lead to the conclusion that they were all related.

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Deed Book I2-33 p. 25-26. Brown County, OH
23 Nov 1833
This indenture between William Parker, Richard Hewitt and
Enoch Patterson of the County of Clermont and State of
Ohio of the first part William Voorhese of the County
of Clermont State of Ohio sold for $15, Lot number 112 in
the town of Batavia in Clermont County containing one quarter
acre.
Signed William Parker, Richard Hewitt, Enoch Pattison,
Patience (her mark) Parker, Jerusha Huitt, Rebecca Pattison.
Witnesses J. W. Robinson & Jacob Hewitt (Richard's brother).

The name is Patterson even though they signed their names
as Pattison.
AND the lot was on Fifth and Main Streets.

Extract from Chancery Records of Clermont Co., Ohio 1824-1857 by
Barbara J. McCarthy p. 19
"April Term 1834 pg 414-421
complainant: WILLIAM S. PATTERSON atty: Fishback
defendant: Nathaniel Sweet & others
et al: James Parker (adm decd), Leah Parker (adm), John Kain (treasurer
of Clermont Co), John Chambers, James Johnson, William Lytle, William
Parker, James Parker (decd), A. Blair, Henry Rust, Mary (Parker)
Thornsburgh, Caroline Parker, Delilah Parker, Leah Ann Parker, Thomas
Thornsburgh, John Wirrner (gdn), J. M. Robinson (JP), Abraham Hulick,
Jacob Duckwall
remarks: East Fork of the Little Miami River, Survey #5252"