History of Morrow County And Ohio
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He came to Jefferson Co., Ohio, with his parents about 1820, and after his father's death, about 1823, went to Morgan Co., and farmed about twelve years; he also taught school part of the time.
In 1831 he married, and in 1835, came to Marion (now Morrow) Co., and lived on the farm until 1875, when he came to Mt. Gilead with his son, where he died in March, 1879.
Mrs. Wilson died on the farm in 18G0.
THE WOOD FAMILY. Prominent among the pioneers of this locality are the Wood Family, the head of ...which was Jonathan Wood, deceased, a native of Dartmouth, Mass., and born Dec. 9, 1760; about 1780 he moved to Vermont, and in 1784 he married Miss Rachel White, of Nine Partners, N. Y.; about 1707, they moved to Clinton Co., N. Y., and lived there until about the year 1816, when they came to Ohio, and set- tled in Peru Tp., Delaware Co.; about 1818, they came to the vicinity of Mt. Gilead; they came from the east by team via. Buifalo and Lake Shore, Oberlin, thence to their son, Dan- iel Wood, Jr., who preceded them about two years.
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He came to Jefferson Co., Ohio, with his parents about 1820, and after his father's death, about 1823, went to Morgan Co., and farmed about twelve years; he also taught school part of the time.
In 1831 he married, and in 1835, came to Marion (now Morrow) Co., and lived on the farm until 1875, when he came to Mt. Gilead with his son, where he died in March, 1879.
Mrs. Wilson died on the farm in 18G0.
THE WOOD FAMILY. Prominent among the pioneers of this locality are the Wood Family, the head of ...which was Jonathan Wood, deceased, a native of Dartmouth, Mass., and born Dec. 9, 1760; about 1780 he moved to Vermont, and in 1784 he married Miss Rachel White, of Nine Partners, N. Y.; about 1707, they moved to Clinton Co., N. Y., and lived there until about the year 1816, when they came to Ohio, and set- tled in Peru Tp., Delaware Co.; about 1818, they came to the vicinity of Mt. Gilead; they came from the east by team via. Buifalo and Lake Shore, Oberlin, thence to their son, Dan- iel Wood, Jr., who preceded them about two years.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baskin, O. L., & Co., Chicago, Pub. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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