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Name |
Elizabeth Smith |
Birth |
26 Sep 1774 |
Gender |
Female |
Person ID |
I35593 |
Moore County Wallaces |
Last Modified |
19 Feb 2012 |
Family |
Archibald Wasson, b. 4 Aug 1773 d. 16 Oct 1838 (Age 65 years) [1, 2] |
Children |
| 1. Calvin Wasson, b. 14 Feb 1798 d. 1871 (Age 72 years) |
+ | 2. Jihiel Wasson, b. 16 Jan 1800, NC d. 12 Jun 1878, Milton, Wayne County, IN (Age 78 years) |
| 3. Anselm Wasson, b. 19 Mar 1802 |
| 4. Abigail Wasson, b. 6 Aug 1804 |
| 5. Sally Wasson, b. 25 Sep 1806 |
| 6. John Macamy Wasson, b. 25 Apr 1810 |
| 7. Eliza Wasson, b. 24 Jul 1812 |
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Family ID |
F11209 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
19 Feb 2012 |
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Sources |
- [S1209] Quaker Cemetery, La Porte County, IN [ http://www.dunelady.com/laporte/cemeteries/quaker.htm ].
Ref: Cemetery Records of LaPorte County, Indiana
From the files of Dr. Mouraine R. Baker webmaster note. For years it was assumed that Emily was the wife of Taylor Bradley that was shown on the stone when it was still legible. But Mouraine offers the following correction:
Emily Clark Bradley died Feb. 18, 1846, wife of Taylor Bradley. This should read Elizabeth Hickman Battin - the first wife. He didn't marry Emily until 1848
Source quoted: The marriage was noted in the Village Record of West Chester, Chester Co. PA. They were married Mar. 27, 1845 at the home of her parents. Her death was also noted in that paper on Mar. 10, 1846. Taylor and Elizabeth had Mary Elizabeth Feb. 8, 1846 which likely led to Elizabeth's death. Mary was living with her father in 1870.
LaPorte Quakers belonged to the "Whitewater Monthly Meeting" The following is from their Birth, Death & Marriage Records:
(Contributed by: Researcher and Historian Donna Nelson)
Wasson, Archibald - born 8-4-1773, son of Joseph & Sarah
Elizabeth, born 9-26-1774, wife of Archibald
Children of Archibald & Elizabeth:
Calvin born 2-14-1798
Jehiel born 1-16-1800
Anselm born 3-19-1802
Abigail born 8-6-1804
Sally born 9-25-1806
Macamy born 4-25-1810
Eliza born 7-24-1812
Wasson, Calvin - born 2-14-1798 son of Archibald & Elizabeth of Wayne Co., IN
Married Mary, daughter of William & Charlotte Bond of Wayne Co., IN , 4-2-1818, at Middle Fork MH
Children of Calvin & Mary:
William born 6-20-1819
Nathan born 3-14-1821
Wasson, Jehial - born 1-16-1800 son of Archibald & Elizabeth of Wayne Co., IN
Married Lydia, daughter of William & Charlotte Bond of Wayne Co., IN, 11-29-1820
- [S1211] Andrew White Young, History of Wayne County, Indiana, from its first settlement to the present, (1872, Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati, OH).
Biographical Sketch -
Joseph Wasson was born in England. Soon after his marriage he embarked with his wife for America. They resided for a brief period in Pennsylvania and removed to the Carolinas where they resided until they had reared a family seven sons and two daughters; a period embracing that the American Revolution in which he was a soldier. Gen. Greene who had command of the southern forces detailed a party to look after the Tories who infested that part of country. In a skirmish with them Wasson was shot one from behind a tree and disabled for life. The lodged in his loins where it remained nearly forty years when it was extracted by a skillful surgeon a few before his death in this township. After his children nearly all arrived at mature age he left North Carolina and in 1806 settled on East Fork near the Ohio state line, where now Fleming Wasson resides. His children were : (1) Archibald who married in NC, Elizabeth Smith and after about two years sojourn in Kentucky settled in 1809 near the residence of his father. His children were: Calvin who married Mary, daughter of Wm. Bond, and died in January 1871 at Plainfield Ind. Jehiel, who married first Lydia Bond, sister of Calvin's wife, second Mrs Mason and resides at Milton. Anselm, who married Ruth, daughter of Israel Clark and died at Mansfield Ind February 9, 1871. Abigail and Sarah who both died in infancy. John Macamy and Eliza who married Jonathan Moore and resides in Richmond. (2) Joseph, second son of Joseph Wasson Sen. settled in Eaton Ohio and died there. (3) David married Elizabeth, a daughter of Judge Peter Fleming, and died about 1825. His son, Fleming Wasson, resides in this township. (4) Nathaniel McCoy married Jane Strong and died in 1863. (5) John married Mary Smith in NC and died in Wayne township about the time of David's death. (6) Ezra married Jane Campbell and died in 1847 in Whitley county Ind. His son John H Wasson lives in Richmond and is agent of the Ohio Salt Company. (7) Lemuel unmarried resides in Richmond. (8) Mary married Josiah Campbell and died at Logansport about fifteen years ago. (9) Elizabeth married Jonathan Lambert and died at Union City about 1865.
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