Warren county probate index (LDS 384221) lists
#1867 Mathews, James vol 20M page 2
And the actual record on page 2 of vol 20M is on LDS film # 384231:
Estate of James Mathews Sen. will
On the 24 day of July AD 1867 there was produced and filed in court herefor
probate and record the last will and testament of James Mathews Sr. desd and at
the same time came John M. Headden and Samuel W. Rogers the subscribing
witnesses thereto who being duly qualified testified to the due and legal
execution + attestation thereof and their testimony being reduced to writing
and by them subscribed and sworn to is placed on file with said will. And the
court being satisfied from the evidence that said deceased was at the time of
his death a resdient of Warren County, Ohio, that said will was duly and
legally executed and attested, that at the time of the execution thereof the
said decedent was of full age, of sound and disposing mind and memory and that
in the execution thereof he acted freely and voluntarily and not under any
restraint. And the said will being duly stamped with $2.00 U.S. Int Rev stamps
it is ordered by the court that it be and the same is hereby admitted to
probate as the last will and testament of said decedent and that the said will
and the said proof be recorded according to law.
Said will and Proof are in these words and figures viz:
In the name of the Benevolent Father of all: I, James Mathews, of Wayne
township, Warren county, Ohio, do hereby, in view of the uncertainty of life
and while in the possession of a sound mind and memory, make the following
disposition of my worldly means.
FIRST It is my will and I do hereby direct that all my just debts be paid.
SECOND. I devise and bequeath to my daughter Hannah Staley, and her heirs, the
real estate owned by me and situate in the town of Waynesville, Warren county,
Ohio, being that recently purchased of G. B. Carson & wife, which devise is
intended by me as her full share of the estate.
THIRD. It is my will and I do hereby direct that all my goods and chattels be
sold at public sale to the highest bidder (except my wearing apparel),and that
all moneys due and owing to me by note, mortgage bond or account be collected,
which together with the proceeds of the sale of my chattels I direct to be
equally divided amongst my three sons, James, George, and Michael, and my
daughter Harriet Todhunter.
FOURTH. I give to be equally divided amongst my said three sons, my wearing
apparel - leaving to them the division thereof.
FIFTH. I hereby nominate and appoint James C. Collett executor of this my last
will and testament hereby authorizing and empowering him to compensate,adjust,
release, and discharge in such manner as he may deem proper, the debts and
claims due me. I do authorize xxxxx executor to
execute, acknowledge, and deliver in fee simple a deed for the real estate
mentioned in item "Second" of this will to my daughter Hannah Staley and her
heirs properly describing the same as in the deed from said Carson
& wife estimating its value at seven hundred dollars.
I do hereby revoke all former wills by me made. In testimony hereof, I have
herewith set my hand and seal this 18 day of June 1863.
James Mathews Sen.
Signed and acknowledged by said James Mathews as his last will and
testament in
our presence and signed by us in his presence.
S. W. Rogers
J. M. Headden
{$2.00 US Int Rev Stamp cancelled}
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The State of Ohio Warren County xx
Warren Probate Court
Probate of the last will of James Mathews deceased, xxscribed on the 24day of
July 1867. Personally appeared in open court John M. Headden and Samuel W.
Rogers the subscribing witnesses to the last will and testament of James
Mathews deceased who being duly qualified according to law to speak thetruth,
the whole truth, and nothing but the truth in relation to the executionand
attestation of said will, dexxxx and say that the said decedent was aresident
of Warren county Ohio at the time of his death, that they at the requestof the
deceased subscribed their names to said will as witnesses in the presenceof
the deceased that they heard the said James Mathews deceased acknowledgethe
same to be his last will and testament, that the said James Mathews was,at the
time of the execution and attestation of said will, of full age, of soundand
disposing mind and memory, and in the execution of the same acted freely and
voluntarily and not under any restraint.
Affirmed to and subscribed in open court S. W. Rogers
this 24 day of July AD 1867 J. M. Headden
Wm. M. Wilson, probate judgeDeaths Vol 1 1867-1881 (Warren county; LDS 0384218) page 2:
James Mathews, died July 16, 1867; age 86; place of death Waynesville; widowed
three times; born New Jersey(?)LDS 1637819 item 3 (Warren county cemeteries) lists Elizabeth
Mathews died 1821. Connected?Warren county index to deeds 1799-1831 (LDS 0391041) lists
from Mathews, J. & J. Wooley (mort.) to James Wills vol 8 pg 3
to Mathews J & J. Wooley from James Wills vol 8 pg 5
from Matthews James to Lydia Robinson 12/477
from Mathew Jm B & Iris Stibbins to John Mathew 14/202 (?)
to John Mathews from George W. Safeha 10/252
from Mathew John to John Kilsey 16/374
to Matthews Jacob from Mary White 16/161
Vol 2 1823-1833 lists
from Olive Matthews to Jonathan Wright 11/443
from James Matthews to Lydia Robinson 12/477
from James Mathews to Druesilah Jones 14/368
(are any of these ours?)1850 Federal census (LDS 444730), Warren county, Clear Creek township,p 843
James Mathews, 68, m, farmer, $2000 real estate, born NJ
Any, 57, f, NJThe 1880 Federal census, Warren county, OH, Waynesville (P489) LDS
1255075 lists
MATHEWS, Caroline, w, f, 46, born OH, parents born NJ
Wilford, w, m, 22, son, born Wisconsin
Ellsworth, w, m, 18, son, born Iowa
How do they fit?LDS 1031469:
Clerk of Common Pleas Court, General Index, Vol 1, 1803-1870
Matthew, Oliver et al vs J Seaman 1818 Record 6 p134
Matthew, Job & al vs Isaac Evans 1837 record 15 p 418
Matthews Js vs Jos Glenny 1839 record 16 p522
Matthew Oliver vs A Vandeveer 1824 record 12 p64
Mathews John H vs W Otriet 1828 record 13 p295
Matthews J A assignee vs James Holmes 1852 Law N.C.1 p113, 116
Matthews Asher W vs Vannerman H B 1862 Final record 13 p80
Matthews Asher W vs Robinsons hrs 1866 Final record 16 p93
Mathews Jas W vs Matthias Corvin 1848 Law 20 p34
Matthews Alex vs Wm Crossongaw 1850 Chancery 14 p445
Matthews J W assignee vs James Holmes 1852 Law 1.N.C. p113, 116
Mathews James vs the state of Ohio 1854 State 7 p590
Mathews Joseph vs Morgan 1854 Final Record 3 p556
Mathews John vs RRCL&Y 1860 Final Record 11 p167
Supreme Court General Index Vol 1 1805-1875
Matthews & wife vs Stokes et al 1866 Chancery No 1 p349General Index to Estates Vol 1 1803-1936 (LDS 964250 item 1)
Year Name Book Vol Page
1841 Matthews, Alexander - Minors DE 1/2 255
1891 Mathews, Asher W Assignor DE 7 224
1892 Matthews, Ann Deceased DE 7 356
1881 Mathews, Catharine deceased DE 5 107
1867 Matthews, James Sr will DE 3 356
1871 Matthews, John R deceased DE 3 539
1874 Matthews Job will CD 1-112 DE 4 128
1885 Matthews John W will DE 5 497
1890 Matthews John imbecile DE 7 87
CD 2 153
1891 Matthews John will DE 7 245
WR 24 355
1873 Matthews Margaret C minor DE 4 124, 131
1873 Mathews, William deceased DE 4 62Checked Lebanon "Western Star" for an obit; the Ohio Historical Society's film #19253 has a gap between 17 dec 1866 and 25 Jul 1867. No obit in 25 jul or 1 aug issue.
22. Jacob Rider
"Ohio Wills and Estates to 1850: An Index," by Carol Willsey Bell, 4801
Mockingbird Court, South, Columbus, Ohio, 43229, copyright 1981 (atWheaton, IL
library) lists Jacob Rider W-1840 MT wbC p308; c1612 where W=will,
MT=Montgomery, wb=will book c=case number1840 and 1850 Ohio census indexes (at Newberry Library, Chicago) list several
Jacob Riders, including one in Jackson twp, Montgomery county."History of Montgomery County, Ohio" Chicago: W. H. Beers & Co., 1882 (at
Newberry Library, Chicago) page 365, under Butler twp --
David Ryder, retired farmer, PO Vandalia, was born November 2, 1812. His
father, Jacob Ryder, was a native of Pennsylvania, and was united in marriage
with Mary Wortee; she departed this life in 1819. They were the parents of nine
children, five of whom are living, viz: Catharine, Elizabeth, John, Susanna,
and David. The subject of this sketch obtained his education in the common
schools, and was brought up to farm labor. He came to Ohio with his father,
locating in this county, Jefferson township, in 1828. etc etc.
Also states that David Ryder was a member of the New School Lutheranchurch,
married Catharine, the daughter of John and Mary Keener, in 1834."A Genealogical Index of Pioneers in the Miami Valley, Ohio" Lindsay M.Brien
(at Newberry Library, Chicago) page 146, Montgomery county
Rider, Jacob will rec. Mar. 1840; names heirs, Magdalena, wife of David
Stone, Sally, wife of Wm. Earhart; Henry Foreman, husband of my third daughter;
Elizabeth, wife of John Arisman; Susannah Rider; sons David, Jacob, & John."Notes and Queries: Historical, Biographical, and Genealogical," William Henry
Egle, Vol. 1, P. 2; Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1970 (at Mesa,
AZ LDS Family History Center) mentions a Wendel Henry who married Magdalena
Rider (born Jan 24, 1808, died Mar 8, 1864); an Eve Henry who married Rev.
Jacob Rider; and an Andrew Henry who married Catharine Rider. Any possible
connection to our Rider?PA census indexes (at Mesa AZ LDS Family History Center) list
Jacob Riders in the following counties:
1800: Adams, Luzerne
1810: Jacob Sr., Jacob Jr., both Adam county
1820: Lanc, Berk, Colu
1830: Adam
Not conclusive!Rider genealogy by Bond (LDS microfiche 6049103, at Mesa AZ LDS Family History
Center); written in 1917
Says that Riders were among the earliest settlers of New England; John Rider
born about 1698 came to MD early in the 18th century. His son George came to
southeastern PA, and his sons William J. and Thomas came to Woodstock, IL.
A Jacob Rider, great-grandson of George, lives at Martin's Ferry, OH (Martin's
Ferry is on the OH-PA border; this is probably not our Jacob, but there may be
a connection).LDS microfilm 1030830, Montgomery county, OH marriage index, lists
Eliza Mathews Vol A, p 135
Elizabeth Mathews Vol B, p 9
Elizabeth Mathews Vol B, p 125
John Ryder Vol B, p 110Deloris Keeler's records say that Jacob's wife was Rachel Lyons born in PA
"Cemetery Records of Montgomery County, Ohio," author: Brien; vol 1 (LDS
0974055):
p 92: (Old) Slifer church, Jackson twp
Jacob Ryder, born Sep 25, 1802; died Sep 22, 1872
Hetty M., wife of Jacob died 7 jul 1896 age 85y 9m 9d
Jacob 1842-1902
Catharine 1840-1923 (the above also in LDS 859779)
p. 104: Greencastle cemetery, Harrison twp
John D. Rider died 25 dec 1894, age 65y 9m 5d
Elizabeth Rider died 25 sep 1915 age 91y 8m 3d
John F. 1792-1853
Mary M. 1798-1876
p. 160: Lutheran church, Butler twp.
Michael Ryder died 28 mar 1871 age 31 years
Sarah Ryder wife of Michael died 3 aug 1867 age 23y 7mDeed Record L1, Montgomery county (LDS 0966646) page 432
David Ulery
to
Jacob Ryder
Rec'd June 7, 1828
Recorded August 18, 1828
This indenture made this second day of June in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, between David Ulery of Montgomery
county and State of Ohio and Susanna his wife grantors of the one and of the
first part, and Jacob Ryder senior, of the place aforesaid, grantee of the
other and of the second part, Witnesseth, that the said David Ulery andSusanna
his wife, for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and seventy five
dollars in lawful money of the United States to them in hand well and truly
paid by the said Jacob Ryder being full payment the receipt where of is hereby
acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold, aliened, released or conveyed and
confirmed and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, alien, convey,and
confirm unto the said Jacob Ryder and to his heirs and assigns forever,all
that following described lot or tract of land situate in the County of
Montgomery and State aforesaid it being part of the south east quarter of
section number six, Township Three, Range Five east of the meridian linedrawn
from the mouth of the Great Miami River, and bounded as follows, viz: Beginning
at the north west corner of said quarter, thence running south forty three
fales to a stake, thence east sixty fales to a stake, thence north forty three
fales to a stake, where the north boundary line of said quarter, thence west
sixty fales to the place of beginning, containing sixteen acres and twenty
perches, be the same more or less, and all the estate, title, interest,and
demand of them the said David Ulery and Susannah his wife, ?????, and to the
said premises and every part thereof. Together with all and singular the
privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining,
and the rents, issues, and profits thereof, to have and to hold, the premises
hereby bargained and sold or meant or intended to be with the appurtanences to
the only proper use and behoof of the said Jacob Ryder his heirs and assigns
forever. And the said David Ulery for himself and his heirs executors and
administrators doth promise covenant and agree to and with the said JacobRyder
his heirs executors administrators and assigns that he is the true and lawful
owner of the premises hereby granted and hath good right full power and lawful
authority to sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid . And
further that he the said David Ulery and his heirs executors and administrators
will warrant and forever defend the aforesaid premises with theirappurtenances
and every part and parcel thereof, unto the said Jacob Ryder, his heirs and
assigns against all persons claiming or to claim by, from, or under him,them
or any of them, or by, from, or under any other person or persons whomsoever.
In witness whereof, the said David Ulery and Susannah his wife have hereunto
set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.
signed David Ulerich
Susanna Ulrich
followed by the usual statement from Justice of the Peace John Folkerth
to the effect that Susanna was signing of her own free will.Jacob Rider's Will (at Montgomery County Records Center & Archives, 117South
Main Street, 6th Floor, County Reibold Building, PO Box 972, Dayton, OH45422;
sent by Brian Jarvis, Brian_Jarvis@smtp.rc.trw.com, 5343 Kitridge Rd,Dayton OH
45424-4439, May 2, 1996; spelling preserved):
in the name of God Amen I, Jacob Rider of the County of Montgomery andstate of
Ohio being sick and knowing the mortality of man but of Perfect mind and
understanding acting free and vaullentary and under no Restrent makePronounce
and Declare this to be my last will and Testament to wit first andprinsible I
recomend my Soul to the Care of the Almighty God who gave it and my Bodyto the
Earth from Wence it Came to be Buried in a Christian Like manner by my
surviving friend or Executor it is then my will after my Debts all arepaid if
any & my funeral expenses, that all my Personal estate of EveryDescription is
to be sold at Publick vandue by my Executors and all my out standingdebts due
me to be Colleted and Paid to all my here in after named Heirs to wit Magdalina
Entermaried with David Stone and my second daughter mary Entermaried with
Jacob Peter and My third daughter Entermaried with Henry Fourman and myson
Jacob and my other daughter Sally Entermaried with
William Earehart & my other daughter Elisebeth Entermaried with JohnErisman
and my son David and John & Susanna. Wareas divers of my heretoforementioned
children have already received of me considerable sums in payment of these
Respective Shears which is all Entered against them in my Book kept forthis
Purpose and it is my will that the Proseeds of all my Personal Propertymony
and outstanding debt due me is to be paid as early as Convenient to thoseof my
Children who has not already Received of me so as to make them Eaven inShare
and Shareable and the farm ware on I now live shall be sold be sold (sic)in
six months after my Death by my said Executor Provided a sale can beEffected
by my Executor at that time To its reasonable value thereof but in Casethey
cannot Effect a Sale by offering it at Publick or private Sale for the
Reasonable worth at the Expiration of Six month my Executors shall holdon to
such time as they may be able to obtain a fair price for it is usal paymlus
and the Proceeds thereof to be Eaquelly Divided among all my herein Before
mentioned Children and it is furder my will that after the sale of my said
Plantation I hereby impower authorise and xxxxxxx my Executors hereinafter
named by virtue of there power hereby Given them to make, sign seal andDeliver
to such Purcheser or Purchesers a good and suffitiand Title Deede of
Conveyance for the same.
and lastly I make and ordain my son Jacob Rider and my neighbor Michal
Weaver my coal Executors of this my last will and testament and I do thisday
to wit the Eleventh Day of January 1836 Publish Pronounce this and noother To
be my true Last will and Testament in Testamony ware of I do hereunto setmy
Hand & seal
in the presence of
Henry Hipple Jacob Rider seal
George Wagner
---------A paper filed by George Wagner on 21 feb 1840 says "Jacob
Rider now deceased"
23. Mary Wortee
"History of Montgomery County, Ohio" Chicago: W. H. Beers & Co., 1882 (at
Newberry Library, Chicago) page 365, under Butler twp --
David Ryder, retired farmer, PO Vandalia, was born November 2, 1812. His
father, Jacob Ryder, was a native of Pennsylvania, and was united inmarriage
with Mary Wortee; she departed this life in 1819. They were the parentsof nine
children, five of whom are living, viz: Catharine, Elizabeth, John,Susanna,
and David. The subject of this sketch obtained his education in the common
schools, and was brought up to farm labor. He came to Ohio with hisfather,
locating in this county, Jefferson township, in 1828. etc etc.
28. Johannes Irion
"Familien Register II. Aldingen, Dekanat Tuttlingen" LDS 1659311
page 202 lists
Hausvater Johannes Irion, born 3 April 1803. An illegible note
probably
describes his emigration; the only legible items are the date, 1847,
and the
words "mit familien." Married 1 Marz 1829:
Hausmutter Maria, born 6 jun 1808. Children:
Friedrich born 26 ??? 1829, confirmed 23 Apr 1842
Tobias born 18 Aug 1831, confirmed 20 Apr 1845
Johannes born 5 Jan 1835
Ursula born 6 Jan 1839, died 6 Jan 1839
Matthaeus born 20 Febr 1840
Ursula born 12 Mai 1842, died 17 Jun ????
????? born 19 Feb 1844, died 13 Marz ????
Christian born 25 Aug 1845Dodge county, WI index to land records (LDS 1266865) shows a J.
Erion involved
in a transaction with "Harrison and Warner" in 1873; Sec 3, Town 10,
Range 17BIRTH-CHILDREN-SPOUSE: "Familien Register II, Aldingen, Dekanat
Tuttlingen" LDS
1659311 page 202Thu, 3 Oct 1996 email note from Guenther Schweizer <G.
Schweizer@UNI-KOELN.DE>
Subject: Re: IRION, ERION, usw
Also schrieb Mike Shuman <super23@LINCOLN.KENT.EDU>:
>I am seeking information about this family name and would be happy to
>correspond with anyone doing research on it.
Mike:
the name Irion (actual spelling) originally was spelled G"urion,
Gyrion,
Gerion, Gereon and is derived from St. Gereon. The Irion families
are coming
from the region aroud Tuttlingen (on the uppermost Daube river), in
particular from the village of Talheim. I have some data on these
families.
When you are more specific, perhaps I could help you.
GuentherAuswanderungen (Emigration) 1847-1851, Spaichingen (LDS 801477, near
the end of
the film):
Oberamt: Spaichingen Gemeinde:
Aldingen
Auszug aus dem Familien Register
Hausvater Johannes Irion, born 3 apr 1803 at Aldingen, parents
Tobias Irion and
Ursula Link
Hausmutter Maria, born 6 juni 1803 at Aldingen, parents Friedrich
Toflar and
Maria Grusl??; married at Aldingen 4(?) Marz 1829. Children:
Name Born Confirmed Died
Friedrich 26 dec 1829 23 apr 1843
Tobias 18 aug 1831 20 apr 1845
Johannes 5 jan 1835
Ursula 6 jan 1839 6 jan 1839
Matthaeus 20 feb 1840
Ursula 12 mai 1842 17 jun 1843
Christian 19 feb 1844 13 mar 1845
Christian 25 aug 1845
Dated 17 Marz 1847
29. Maria Toflar
Parents's names given as Koher in Trinity Evangelical Church book,
Hartford, WI
(provided by Shirley Hess, 215
Cedar, Hartford, WI 53027 414-673-6678)
Trinity Evangelical Church book, Hartford, WI
(provided by Shirley Hess, 215
Cedar, Hartford, WI 53027 414-673-6678)
gives date and place of birth, parent's names, marriage date
also death record:
Scharmann, Heinrich born Dec. 11, 1808 in Hessen, Darmstadt, Germany
Died. Jan. 1, 1878 T. Rubicon. Buried Jan. 4 on the church cemeteryMarriage date from Helpershain Familienbuch (LDS 1195558); it also
confirms
children's names and birthdates.
Family Number 39
Scharmann Heinrich Person #5 Geburt 29 Jan 1808 Trauung 28 Aug 1834
Tod 16 June 1884 (??)
Boeck, Kunigunde geb. Neeb Person #19 Geburt 14 Sep 1808
Kinder:
Heinrich #696 16 Nov 1835
Katharina #738 27 Sep 1837
Elisabetha #782 29 Mz 1839
Katharine #844 29 Nov 1841BIRTH-PARENTS-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Trinity Evangelical Church book,
Hartford, WI
Trinity Evangelical Church book, Hartford, WI
(provided by Shirley Hess, 215
Cedar, Hartford, WI 53027 414-673-6678)Birth date from Helpershain Familienbuch (LDS 1195558)