Many Branches of My Family Tree From Washington County, Ohio & Beyond

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This database contains many of the early settlers of WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO -- Lots of information about the families of Mankins, Johnson, Cole, Green(e), Dodge, McNeal, Beebe, Parke, Mason, Coburn, Noland, Beagle, Farnsworth, Harden, Spencer. Also, the families of Coyle, Stout, Kelley, Harmon, Racey, Barnhouse, & Cain families from MORGAN & NOBLE Counties in Ohio including those who were involved in the 1863 Hoskinsville Rebellion. "MANY" Allied Families throughout SE Ohio. Last updated Jan. 9, 2012
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  • ID: I0100
  • Name: Joseph W. MANKINS 1
  • Sex: M
  • Birth: 20 APR 1820 in Washington County, Ohio (right after parents moved from Wood Co., Virginia.)
  • Death: 14 FEB 1891 in Henry Co., Ill.
  • Residence: William's book: HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., OHIO page 650. "Joseph W. lives in Henry County, Illinois."
  • Event: Migrated 1854 Washington County, Ohio to Henry County, Illionis
  • Burial: Wetherfield Cemetery, Kewanee, Henry Co., Illinois (Lot 144 Grave 3)
  • Reference Number: 100
  • Note:
    1850 Census Dunham Twp. Washington Co., Ohio #47-50
    MANKINS, Jos. W. 30 Stone Cutter OH
    Polly 27 OH
    Otis 7 OH
    Lewis 11 OH (hard to read. Could be 4 yrs)

    In 1850 Joseph was a stone cutter living near Briggs Station and the stone quarries, so he may never have lived on the land the following deed but held a mortage on it. The land is just east of Barlow Village and may have fronted on the Marietta to Bartlett highway.

    Deed Vol. 45, pg. 323 - JOSEPH MANKINS and Polly Mankins his wife of Washington Co., Ohio for $200.00 paid by Rebecca Gorham of same place, release and quit claim to premises in Barlow Twp. containing 1/4 acre, a part of 160 acre Lot #1027, Sect. #21, Range #10, Town #3
    Signed: Joseph W. Mankins, Polly Mankins
    Witnesses: John Ellenwood (bro of Polly) and C. P. Tuttle, J. P.
    Recorded: Dept. 20, 1854.

    Joseph and Polly joined on of the comunity migrations about the year of 1855, to Henry Co., Ill., where they are found later with relatives and friends from Ohio. (Ellenwood's & Bickford's)

    History of Atkinson Twp., Henry Co., Illinois states that Otis W. Mankins (Joseph's son) came in 1854. (see notes for Otis Warren Mankins)

    1860 Census Cornwall, Henry Co., Illinois Pg. 759 July 16, 1860
    #1696-1618
    Joseph McMANKIN 41 Head Farmer Ohio Personal Estate: 500
    Polly 38 Wife Ohio
    O. W. 18 Ohio
    S. D. 14 Ohio
    Jno 4 Illinois
    Mary 2 Illinois
    (Census does not state the relationship of the children)

    1880 Census Cornwall, Henry Co., Illinois FHLF: 1254213 NA Film #: T9-0213 Page #: 240C
    MANKIN, Joseph Self 60 Farmer VA VA VA
    Mary Wife 58 Keeping House OH ME ME
    John F. Son 23 Works on farm IL VA OH
    Mary E. Dau 20 IL VA OH




    Father: William W. MANKINS b: ABT 10 MAY 1780 in Maryland
    Mother: Elizabeth (Carey ?) CASEY b: 1782 in Virginia

    Marriage 1 Mary "Polly" ELLENWOOD b: 7 SEP 1823 in Belpre Twp, Washington Co., Ohio
    • Married: 16 NOV 1841 in Belpre Twp., Washington Co., Ohio
    Children
    1. Has Children Otis Warren MANKINS b: 11 AUG 1842 in Washington Co., Ohio
    2. Has Children Lewis Dean MANKINS b: 31 OCT 1846
    3. Has No Children Joseph Dallas MANKINS b: 17 AUG 1851
    4. Has No Children John F. MANKINS b: 1856 in Henry County, Illinois
    5. Has Children Mary E. MANKINS b: SEP 1858

    Sources:
    1. Burial Place (Dori Chrisp)
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    This database contains many of the early settlers of WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO -- Lots of information about the families of Mankins, Johnson, Cole, Green(e), Dodge, McNeal, Beebe, Parke, Mason, Coburn, Noland, Beagle, Farnsworth, Harden, Spencer. Also, the families of Coyle, Stout, Kelley, Harmon, Racey, Barnhouse, & Cain families from MORGAN & NOBLE Counties in Ohio including those who were involved in the 1863 Hoskinsville Rebellion. "MANY" Allied Families throughout SE Ohio. Last updated Jan. 9, 2012
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