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Jim Vinson,
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Descendants of ROSWELL BARTLETT - 22 Dec 2006
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FIRST GENERATION

1. ROSWELL BARTLETT was born on April 2, 1780 in MA.1 He Moved to Canada in 1800 from MA.1 According to information in the book, "The Grace M. Winnagle Collection" at the Warren Ohio Public Library, the Bartlett family "started for Lower Canada on 25 Feb 1800 and were on the road for 14 days before they arrived". He Moved to TRUMBULL CO., OH in 1817/18 from CANADA.1,2 Documents in the "Grace M. Winnagle Collection" state that the Bartlett family moved to Trumbull Co. in the Winter of 1818. However, the "Williams History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties" (1882) relates that the family started for Ohio a year earlier in 1817.

According to the History of Trumbull County (Ohio) by Harriet Taylor Upton (1909), in the early part of 1800 Canada offered 160 acres of land to any man who would settle on it. Many people from New England accepted this offer. When the War of 1812 came, these emigrants were expected to become British subjects or leave the country. Many of them abandoned their newly acquired farms and ended up in northeastern Ohio. This fits the pattern for Roswell Bartlett since nearly all of his children were born in Brompton, Quebec Canada between 1801 and 1814. The 1814 birth of his youngest daughter Sophrona was confirmed by her death certificate. It may have taken the local authorities until 1814 to find the Bartletts or more likely, they took an oath to the King but were so discriminated against that they sold out and left. The 1909 History also says that the Bartlett, Rice, Merritt and Crane families had western fever and went west from Vermont to Western Pennsylvania (Bartlett Family Researcher Jerry Thayer says that he has no proof that Roswell was in Vermont). They sent back word to Vermont that the land was good and the Harringtons started west. The History indicates that all were neighbors in Vermont, Canada and again in the west.

The history of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, Ohio by H.Z. Williams & Bro. (1882) says that Roswell Bartlett came to Greene Township, Trumbull Co. early in the spring of 1817. He came with 5 other men, namely: John & William Harrington, John Wakefield, Ichabod Merritt and Ephraim Rice. After looking over the land they went to Warren OH (county seat) and bought sections 7, 14 and 17 at $2.50 an acre from General Simon Perkins. They divided the land into 6 equal parts and Roswell took the south center piece. This land straddled Mosquito Creek near where present day Ohio route 46 crosses. The men cooperated in building cabins on their land, all of which were completed by fall. A funny story was told about Roswell in the History. It seemed that in 1823 he owned the only horse in the township. One day he and Merritt and William Harrington were going to go into the town of Gustavus and Roswell on his horse said that he would ride on ahead and let the people know that they were coming. Merritt said, "Look here, Bartlett, by hines we can beat you and your old hoss there." He apparently had a very low opinion of the horse and at that he started at a hunters lope jumping brooks and fallen timber and dashing through swales and brush and arrived at Gustavus far ahead of Roswell. Merritt then told the people there that Bartlett would arrive some time that day "if his old hoss didn't give out".

The Greene Story, 1817-1963, by Mary Case Hopkins (1963), is a history of Greene Township, Trumbull Co. OH. It says the the original six settlers in the township were John & William Harrington, John Wakefield, Ephraim Rice, Roswell Bartlett and Ichabod Merritt. They all had been in Canada and left between 1812 and 1816. They went to western PA. After surveying and buying land in Greene Twp., they moved their families there in April 1817. They built their log cabins along the east branch of Mosquito Creek. In Sep 1820 the first Township election was held at the home of William Harrington. At that time, there were only 20 families in the Township. Early settlers were: Ebenezer Kee, Roswell Bartlett, Ephraim Rice, John Harrington, David Rice, John Wakefield, W.A. Bascom, David Rice, William Harrington, Wyman Wakefield, Enoch Rice, and Levi Rice. The "Free Will Baptist" church was organized in 1831. Roswell Bartlett donated land for a church. His son, David Bartlett, became a Baptist minister in 1838. Another early member of this church was Ephraim Rice. The Methodist church was formed in 1819. Charter members included: Enoch, Ephraim & Lucy Rice and Miriam Kee.

Pioneer Women of Trumbull Co. OH, says that Roswell Bartlett, Ephraim Kee and David Rice came to Green Twp. with their families in the winter of 1817/18 from "Brumpton, Canada." They were a month enroute. "Near Buffalo, N.Y., they came to a large stream called Buffalo Creek. A slight thaw had caused a rapid rise of the waters and detached the treacherous ice on either side from the shore. It was nearly dark, but knowing that the morning would find it impassable, they quickly constructed bridges over the deep, dark spaces upon which - going singly they safely crossed - being in this more fortunate than the succeeding party."

He appeared on the census in 1820 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.3 Roswell (age 40) is listed as Head of Household on page 246 of the 1820 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with 6 other persons in the household, presumed to be his wife, Olive, and their five children. He was a Town Trustee / Justice of the Peace / School Teacher in 1820/21 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1,2 In the first election in the township in 1820, Roswell was elected trustee and the next spring (1821) Justice of the Peace. According to the History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, Ohio by H.Z. Williams & Bro. (1882), Roswell Bartlett was selected as the school teacher during the winter when there was no farming to be done. According to the Greene Story, 1817-1963, by Mary Case Hopkins (1963), a history of Greene Township, Trumbull Co. OH, in Sep 1820 the first Twp. election was held at the home of William Harrington. There were 20 families in the Twp. The officers were: Clerk - Ebenezer Kee; Trustees - Roswell Bartlett, Ephraim Rice & John Harrington; Treasurer - David Rice; Overseers of the poor - Ephraim Rice & John Wakefield; Constable - W.A. Bascom; Road supervisors - David & Ephraim Rice and William Harrington; Fence Viewer - Wyman Wakefield. Roswell Bartlett was elected Justice of the Peace 20 May 1822. The first log school was built in 1818. The first teachers were: Roswell Bartlett, William Harrington, James Bascom, Rhoda Rice, Mary Evans and Charlotte Bascom. He appeared on the census in 1830 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.4 Roswell (age 50) is listed on page 153 of the 1830 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record as Head of Household with two other persons presumed to be his wife Olive and their youngest daughter, Sophrona. He appeared on the census in 1840 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.5 Roswell is listed on page 150 of the 1840 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record. He owned Land on July 1, 1840 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1 Roswell and first wife, Olive, sold a parcel of land to their two children, Walter and Lucy. He owned Land on May 10, 1848 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1 Roswell and wife Olive sold another parcel of land to their children, Walter and Lucy. He appeared on the census in 1850 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.6 Roswell, age 70, is listed on page 704 of the 1850 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record living with his daughter, Lucy, age 47, and her husband, Orrin B. Jennings, age 36. A Martha Dean, age 45, is also listed in the household. Roswell's second wife, Philena, is not listed in the household as they were married in Aug. 1850, after this Census was taken. He was a Farmer between 1850 and 1860 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.6 The 1860 Census Record for Trumbull Co., OH shows that Roswell owned real estate valued at $1000. He appeared on the census in 1860 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.7 Roswell, age 80, is listed in the 1860 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with his second wife Philena, age 60, Philena's son (from her first marriage to Joseph Bartlett), Ezekiel, age 30, Ezekiel's second wife, Melissa, age 17, and Roswell and Philena's son, John, age 6. He owned Land in 1863 in ASHTABULA CO., OH.1 Roswell's second wife, Philena, apparently was listed on a deed to property in Ashtabula Co. that she either gave, or sold to her children from her first marriage. For that transaction to finalize, Roswell, as husband of Philena, released his husbandly rights to that property on 28 Feb 1863. He died after March 1866 in OH.1,8 He was buried in Pioneer Harrington Cemetery, TRUMBULL CO., OH.9,1 Roswell is buried next to his wife, Olive. In the year 2000, Jerry Thayer, a Bartlett Family Researcher, reported that he had been unable to locate a tombstone for Roswell.

He was married to OLIVE J. RICE (daughter of ENOCH RICE Revolutionary Soldier and OLIVE BRUCE) on December 12, 1799 in SALEM, WASHINGTON CO., NY.1 When they married, Roswell was 19 years old, and Olive was 16 years old. OLIVE J. RICE was born on December 4, 1783 in BROOKFIELD, WORCESTER CO., MA.1,10 She died on January 20, 1850 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1,10 She was buried in Pioneer Harrington Cemetery, TRUMBULL CO., OH.9,1 Olive is buried next to her husband, Roswell. ROSWELL BARTLETT and OLIVE J. RICE had the following children:

   2    i.    WALTER BARTLETT was born on January 3, 1801 in BROMPTON, QUEBEC PROVINCE, CANADA.1 He appeared on the census in 1830 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.4 Walter (age 30) is listed on page 153 of the 1830 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record as Head of Household with three other persons presumed to be his first wife, Racksa ("Roxy" died two years later in 1832), and their first two children, Olive and Asher. He appeared on the census in 1850 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.6 Walter, age 50, is listed in the 1850 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with his second wife, Prudence, age 48, and their two children, Roxana, age 12, and Sophia, age 9. Also listed in the same household is a "Laborer", Romeo Churchill, age 19. He was a Farmer between 1850 and 1870 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.6,7,11 The 1860 Census Record for Trumbull Co., OH shows Walter owned real estate valued at $3000. By the 1870 Census, his real estate holdings had increased in value to $4800, and he reported personal property valued at $2355. He appeared on the census in 1860 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.7 Walter, age 59, is listed in the 1860 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with second wife, Prudence, age 56, and their two daughters, Roxey, age 21, and Sophia, age 18. The record shows Walter residing just one farm away from his brother David's Farm. He appeared on the census in 1870 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.11 Walter, age 69, is listed in the 1870 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with his second wife, Prudence, age 67, and their two adult children, Roxanna "Roxy", age 32, and Sophia, age 29. He died on July 20, 1897 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1 He was buried in Pioneer Harrington Cemetery, TRUMBULL CO., OH.9,1
   +3    ii.    Rev. OTIS R. BARTLETT (born about 1802).
   4    iii.    LUCY BARTLETT was born about 1805 in BROMPTON, QUEBEC PROVINCE, CANADA.1 She appeared on the census in 1850 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.6 Lucy, age 47, and her husband Orrin B. Jennings, age 36, a carpenter born in Ohio, are listed on page 704 of the 1850 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record living with Lucy's father, Roswell. She died after 1850.1 She was buried in Pioneer Cemetery, GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1
   5    iv.    Rev. DAVID RICE BARTLETT was born on February 20, 1807 in BROMPTON, QUEBEC PROVINCE, CANADA.1 He appeared on the census in 1830 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.4 David (age 23) is listed on page 153 of the 1830 Trumbull Co., OH as Head of Household with three other persons presumed to be his wife, Lucy Emeline, and their two boys, Miles and Milton. He was a Baptist Minister in 1838 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1 He appeared on the census in 1850 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.6 David , age 43, is listed in the 1850 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with his wife, Lucy Emeline, age 40, and their two children, Myles, age 21, and Milton, age 19. He was a Farmer between 1850 and 1870 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.6,7,11 The 1860 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record shows David owned real estate valued at $2500. By the 1870 census, David's real estate holdings had decreased in value to $1920, and he reported personal property valued at $490. He appeared on the census in 1860 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.7 David, age 53, is listed in the 1860 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with his wife, Lucy Emeline, age 52, and their daughter, Alvina, age 9. The record shows David residing just one farm away from his brother Walter's farm. He appeared on the census in 1870 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.11 David, age 63, is listed in the 1870 Trumbull Co., OH Census Record with his wife, Lucy Emeline, age 60, and 2 year old William Savage, presumed to be their grandson, the son of their daughter, Sarah, and her husband, George Savage. He died on March 21, 1890 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.1 He was buried in Pioneer Harrington Cemetery, TRUMBULL CO., OH.9,1
   6    v.    SOPHRONA BARTLETT was born on December 18, 1814 in BROMPTON, QUEBEC PROVINCE, CANADA.1 She appeared on the census in 1850 in WAYNE TWP., ASHTABULA CO., OH.12 Sophrona, age 35, is listed in the 1850 Ashtabula Co., OH Census Record with her husband, Daniel C. Thayer, age 41, a Farmer born in Vermont with real estate valued at $2000, and the oldest ten of their thirteen children, Nancy, age 14, Charles, age 13, Pluna, age 11, William, age, 9, Maria, age 8, Solon, age 7, Sylvia, age 5, Daniel, age 3, and, Sarah and Mary both age 1 month. She appeared on the census in 1860 in PINE TWP., CRAWFORD CO., PA.13 Sophrona, age 45, is listed in the Crawford Co., PA Census Record with her husband, Daniel Thayer, age 51, and six of the youngest of their thirteen children, Maria, age 18, Sylvia, age 14, Sara and Mary (twins), age 10, Olive, age 8, and Parker, age 6. Their youngest son, Henry, was not yet born. A 13 year old female, Harriett, is listed in this household as well, but, her parentage is unknown. Between 1850 and 1860, Daniel and Sophrona had moved from Ashtabula Co. OH to Crawford Co., PA, and during that time period, as indicated by the census records, Daniel's real estate holdings increased in value from $2000 to $7500. She died on May 5, 1903 in PINE TWP., CRAWFORD CO., PA.1

He was married to PHILENA ( ) BARTLETT on August 26, 1850 in ASHTABULA, ASHTABULA CO., OH.1,14 Philena was the widow of Joseph Bartlett, believed to be the brother of Roswell Bartlett. PHILENA ( ) BARTLETT was born in 1800 in VT.1 She died about 1862/63 in OH.1 ROSWELL BARTLETT and PHILENA ( ) BARTLETT had the following children:

   7    i.    JOHN BARTLETT was born about 1854 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.7



SECOND GENERATION

3. Rev. OTIS R. BARTLETT (ROSWELL-1) was born about 1802 in BROMPTON, QUEBEC PROVINCE, CANADA.15,1 He appeared on the census in 1830 in GREENE TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.4 Otis is listed on page 153 as "Head of Family" living with one "Free White Female" between 20 and 30 yrs. old (wife Zipporah), and two "Free White Females" under five yrs. old (daughters Charity and Laura). He Moved to DEKALP CO., IN between 1837 and 1840 from TRUMBULL CO., OH.16 This time period is based on the birth places of Otis and Zipporah's children Sally and Roswell. He appeared on the census in 1840 in DEKALB CO., IN.17 Otis, age 38, is listed as head of household with one male age 30 - 40 (himself), and one female age 30 - 40 (wife Zipporah, age 34). This record shows Otis living next to the household of Zipporah's brother, Daniel Coats and wife. He was a Cabinet Maker / Preacher in 1850.18,16 In his book, "A Totten Family Tree", Lawrence Sonley writes, "The Indiana census listed Otis' trade as "Cabinet Maker", which likely included general carpentry; and in Michigan, of course, he also farmed. His interests, however, were not confined to worldly work, as he also was a self-styled preacher. The book "History of Gratiot County, Michigan" (1913) accords him the title of Reverend and states that he was "a well known expounder of the gospel". The author of that book, having been personally aquinted with him, added that the man was "somewhat crude and eccentric, but esteemed". Warren Brooks, his grandson, once remarked that his Grandfather Bartlett had been a "United Brethern preacher, but rather mixed up in his beliefs". He appeared on the census in 1850 in NEWVILLE TWP., DEKALB CO., IN.18 Otis, age 45, a Cabinet Maker with property valued at $100, is listed as head of household with his wife, Zipporah, age 44, and their then three youngest children, "Sally" Maria, age 13, Roswell, age 8, and Harman, age 5. Their son Rufus is not listed although he was born in Aug. just 2 months before this census was taken. Their second child Laura, age 20, is also listed in the household under her married name, Brooks, with her two children Daniel Brooks, age 5, and Warren Brooks, age 2. As written by Lawrence Sonley in his book 'A Totten Family Tree', Laura's husband, Elisha, "left Laura and the children with her parents and went to join the California Gold Rush in early 1850". He owned Land in 1857 in PINE RIVER TWP., GRATIOT CO., MI.16 On 6 Aug 1857, Otis negotiated a $2000 purchase of 40 acres in Pine River Twp. (NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of section 11). That transaction, equivalent to a land contract of today, was officially recorded in the county deed book before a deed was warranted. The "Article of Agreement" stipulated that Otis was to pay $40 down, $40 and interest in 1858 and 1859, and $100 and interest in 1861, after which a promissory note was to be given for the balance. In his book, Lawrence Sonley states that Otis was overly eager for land and that this was an unwise business venture for Otis. High annual payments on the note could not be made and the acreage reverted to the seller in the early 1860's. Though inflated land values averaged $10 an acre, or $25 at most, the $50 price tag on that parcel of land was ruthless. Lawrence Sonley writes that there is evidence that the owner suckered two other would-be buyers into similar deals. He Moved to PINE RIVER TWP., GRATIOT CO., MI in 1857 from DEKALB CO., IN.16 Otis and his family resided in Indiana for approximately 14 years. After the federal land sale began in Michigan in 1854, all offerings were taken. Then when the bad whether of 1856-1858 forced some settlers to leave, there was renewed real estate activity. With their two married daughters (Charity Totten and Laura Brooks) already homesteaded in Gratiot Co., the Bartletts moved there as well. He appeared on the census in 1860 in COE TWP., ISABELLA CO., MI.19 Otis "Bartlet", age 55, a Farmer with property valued at $250, is listed as head of household with his wife, Zipporah, age 52, and their children, Sarah M., age 20, R. J. F. (Roswell John Fletcher), age 18, Harmon, age 14, and "Rhufus", age 9. He was living in 1864 in COE TWP., ISABELLA CO., MI.16 The Bartletts were living on 40 acres (NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of section 35, Coe Twp.) when payment to the State of Michigan was finalized 27 Aug. 1864. That site, a mile and a half north of their first residence, was their last home. He appeared on the census on June 27, 1870 in COE TWP., ISABELLA CO., MI.20 Otis is listed as age 65, a Farmer born in Canada, with real property valued at $1000, and personal property valued at $250, and living in the household with his wife, Zipporah age 63, and their youngest son, Rufus age 19. He died on June 8, 1897 in PINE RIVER TWP., GRATIOT CO., MI.16 According to Lawrence Sonley, sometime after Zipproah's death in 1881, Otis lived with daughter Laura in his advanced years. The cause of his death at about age 95 (actual birth date unknown) is officially recorded as "old age". He was buried in Coe (Pleasant Ridge) Cemetery, ISABELLA CO., MI.16 No tombstone marks their graves, but Otis and his wife are said to be buried at the west-central edge of the cemetary near the unmarked burial plot of Warren Brooks' daughter Alta and her husband, Tom Leonard.

He was married to ZIPPORAH COATS (daughter of RUFUS COATS and MERCY ( )) on May 29, 1827 in GUSTAVUS TWP., TRUMBULL CO., OH.21,22,1 Otis and Zipporah were married by William C. Henderson, Justice of the Peace. ZIPPORAH COATS was born about 1805/6 in NY.16,20 She appeared on the census in 1850 in NEWVILLE TWP., DEKALB CO., IN.18,23 Zipporah, age 44, is listed in the household with her husband, Otis Bartlett, age 45, and their children, Laura (Brooks), age 20, "Sally" Maria, age 13, Roswell, age 8, and Harmon, age 5. Also listed in the household are daughter Laura's two sons, Daniel Brooks, age 5, and Warren Brooks, age 2. She appeared on the census on June 27, 1870 in COE TWP., ISABELLA CO., MI.20 Zipporah is listed as age 63, born in New York, and Keeping House in the household with her husband Otis Bartlett, and their youngest son, Rufus, age 19. She died in 1881/82 in COE TWP., ISABELLA CO., MI.16,24

(1882 Letter written by Otis about Zipporah)

"August 23 , 1882"

" Dide in the Township of Coe Isabella Co Michigan

Mrs Zipporah Bartlett Wife of Elder Otis Bartlett aged 76 years and 16 Days

Mrs Bartlett experienced Religion at the early age of 12 years and united with the M E Church , about thirty years ago She changed her church relation and united with the United Brethern in Christ and remained with them until Death . We believe that she sleeps in Jesus to be brought forth at the Resurrection to Immortality and Eternal life"

/s/ "O Bartlett"

She was named after her paternal grandmother, Zipporah Palmer.25 Rev. OTIS R. BARTLETT and ZIPPORAH COATS had the following children:

   +8    i.    CHARITY ANN BARTLETT (born on August 28, 1827).
   +9    ii.    LAURA JANE BARTLETT (born on September 25, 1829).
   +10    iii.    SARAH MARIA BARTLETT (born about 1837).
   +11    iv.    ROSWELL JOHN FLETCHER BARTLETT (born on February 21, 1842).
   +12    v.    HARMON ASBURY BARTLETT (born about 1845).
   +13    vi.    RUFUS JUDSON "JUDDIE" BARTLETT (born on August 3, 1850).
SOURCES

1. Henry J. Thayer (hjthayer@aol.com). "Descendents of Roswell Bartlett". Hampton, VA, 2000.
2. H.Z. Cleveland. "History of Trumbull and Mohoning Counties: with illustrations and biographical sketches", Vol. II. Williams and Bros., 1882
On-line publication: MyFamily.com, Inc., (ancestry.com).
3. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Trumbull Co., OH, 1820.
4. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Trumbull Co., OH, 1830.
5. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Trumbull Co.,OH, 1840.
6. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Trumbull Co., OH, 1850.
7. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Trumbull Co., OH, 1860.
8. Clerk. Vital Records, Isabella Co., MI Marriage Records 1857-1870. Roots Web (rootsweb.com).
9. Cemetery Records.
10. Church Records.
11. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Trumbull Co., OH, 1870.
12. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Ashtabula Co., OH, 1850.
13. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Crawford Co., PA, 1860.
14. Vital Records, Ashtabula Co., OH.
15. Lawrence Sonley. " A Totten Family Tree". St Louis, MI, Nov 1985 (APPENDIX I, Nov 1987). vol II, (1).
16. Ibid.
17. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. DeKalb Co., IN, 1840.
18. U.S. Census Bureau (Enumerated 5 Oct. 1850 by Egbert B. Mott). Federal Census Record. DeKalb Co., IN, 1850.
19. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Isabella Co., MI, 1860.
20. U.S. Census Bureau. Federal Census Record. Isabella Co., MI, 1870.
21. Lawrence Sonley. " A Totten Family Tree". St Louis, MI, Nov 1985 (APPENDIX I, Nov 1987). vol II, (1).
22. Probate Court. Vital Records, Trumbull Co., OH, Marriage Records 1803-1916. Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City, 1972 (Microfilm of manuscript record at Trumbull Co. Courthouse, Warren, OH.
23. Hortense Wilkinson (katnkin@leapmail.net). Coats/Palmer/Gray Family Research. Ancestry, Inc. (ancestry.com), October 2001, July 2003.
24. Family Member / Researcher. Letter / Correspondence. Letter written by Otis Bartlett about Zipporah.
25. Co-Author James W. Vinson Jr.. "Vinson/Byers Record". San Jose, CA, 1980 - 2004.

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