Elisabeth Halliwill

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Birth: Sep. 8, 1778

Maryland, USA

Death: Jul. 24, 1855

Summit County

Ohio, USA

WILLIAM HALLIWILL

William and Elizabeth (Cox) Halliwill, natives of Pennsylvania and pioneers of Summit Co., locating in Franklin Township in the spring of 1814. They were the first settlers in that township (then Stark County). Christopher Johnson, whom the county atlas claims as the first settler, came the day after the Halliwill family. They resided there until 1833, when they removed to Richfield Township (then Medina County), locating in the southern part of the township, where son Joseph now (1881) resides. They continued residents of the township until their deaths. He died July 25,1855, and his wife Nov. 18, 1876.

Mr. Halliwill was a prominent and respected citizen, and occupied various offices of trust. He was elected one of the first Justices of the Peace while a resident of Franklin Township, which office he filled honorably for several years. There are ten children now living, as follows: John living in Fostoria; David a resident of Bucyrus, Ohio; Thomas in Medina Co.; Levi living in Michigan; Andrew R. a resident of Henry Co., Iowa; Joseph the subject of the sketch; Absalom O. residing in Michigan; Jane Woodruff in Fulton Co.; Priscilla Bunker in Henry Co., Ill., and Kesiah living in Medina Co. Joseph was born in Franklin Township in 1825, and since the removal of his parents to Richfield, has been a resident of that township and of the old homestead, following in the profession of his father, in which he has been deservedly successful. He has 200 acres of improved land, and, for the past twenty-five years, has made quite a specialty of sheep. [History of Summit County: Richfield Township, p1001]. Note: Richfield Township, formerly in Medina County, Ohio was incorporated into Summit County in 1840.

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

Last Will and Testament: 21February 1855.

Summit County, Ohio Probate Court File No. 27848

In the name of God Amen, I William Halliwill being weak in body but of sound mind and memory Do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say First that after my just debts and funeral expenses are paid I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Elizabeth Halliwill all my goods and chattles and I will and order that she shall have her support off of the farm so long as she live and after her decease if there is personal property left, it is to be sold if not otherwise disposed of and equally divided among my heirs. Item second I give, bequeath and devise the farm on which I now reside Siluate lying and being in the township of Richfield in the county of Summit and State of Ohio to my two sons Joseph Halliwill and Absalam Halliwill their heirs and assigns forever all that part west of the north and South road to be divided equally between them as they can agree. And the said Joseph Halliwill is to pay the sum of one thousand dollars and the said Absalam Halliwill is to pay the sum of seven hunderd dollars of which sum I give and bequeath to John Halliwill my son the sum of three hundred dollars And to my son David Halliwill I give and bequeath the sum of three hundred dollars, And do give and bequeath to my Thomas Halliwill the sum of three hundred dollars. And I do give and bequeath to my son Andrew R. Halliwill my son the sum of three hundred dollars, And whereas I have granted to Levi Halliwill and Joseph Halliwll my two sons by deed of conveyance the east half of the farm lying and being east of the north and south road, and have secured the same by a Mortgage deed. And the said Levi and Joseph Halliwill is each of them to pay eight hundred dollars to be paid to my heirs, I give and bequeath to my daughter Cylena Underwood the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars. I do give and bequeath to Ann Zimmermans children named as follows Levi, Mary Elizabeth, Unice and Ann Zimmerman my grandchildren the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars to be divided equally among them when they become of age. I do give and bequeath to Elizabeth Taylor my daughter the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, And I do give and bequeath to Jane Fauble my daughter the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars. And I do give and bequeath to my daughter Priscilla R. Bunker the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars. I do give and bequeath to my daughter Keziah B. Halliwill the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, I do give and bequeath to my little Grand daughter Ann Zimmerman One bed & bedding. Which said legacies or sums of money I will and order shall be paid to the several legatees by the said Levi Halliwill, Joseph Halliwill and Absalam Halliwill as soon as they can make it on the farm after my decease which will or may take ten years to accomplish the same. And I do hereby authorise, constitute and appoint Levi Halliwill, Joseph Halliwill and Absalam Halliwill my Exectors of this my last will and testament to do and see the fulfilment of this my last will and testment without going to law as you are all of age. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 21st day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & fifty five, (signed) William Halliwill

signed, sealed, published and declared by the above named William Halliwill to be his last will and testament in presence of us, who have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses, (signed) Baxter Woods (signed) B. H. Woods

RESEARCH NOTE:

Although numerous family researchers claim that William, was the son of George Halliwill and (his first wife) Nancy Ann PERCY, the LDS International Genealogical Index for North America lists the following: "Nancy Ann Percy married James Halliwell; had one child, William b. 8 Aug 1778, d. 25 Jul 1855." No sources listed, but generally submitted by works of individuals. For simplicity sake, William has been grouped with George and his (only proven) wife Nancy Ann KIRBY. Otto Moore stated that William, his wife, and their family moved from Kentucky to the George Halliwill Stark County, Ohio homestead (1814). Carl Brahmstead claimed that a Native American is said to have severed one of William's hands.

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William Halliwill and Elizabeth Cox had the following children:

1. John H. Halliwill was born on 26 Jun 1803 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio of English and Scotch-Irish descent. He died on 27 Mar 1893 in Fostoria, Seneca Co., Ohio. He was buried in Fountain Cemetery in Fostoria.

John married, 18 Sep 1828 in Wayne Co., Ohio, Elizabeth Albert, a daughter of Peter Albert and Frances Brennaman. The couple's marriage license was recorded [Vol. 3 p91] as: John Halliwill to Elizabeth Albert, by JP James Morrow; returned 22 Sep 1828. The marriage notice appeared in the Ohio Repository [p3, col. 2] on 21 Nov 1828. A farmer by occupation, John lived in Bucyrus, Crawford Co., Ohio for a time and removed to Big Lick Twp., Hancock Co., Ohio in 1838. In 1850, John was a school teacher and also carried mail from Findlay to Perrysburg and continued on this route for many years, when there was only a wagon track through the woods.

The family was enumerated 31 Aug 1850 US Census, Big Lick Twp., Hancock Co., Ohio [p444B & 445A]. Each member of the household was born in Ohio unless noted. HALLIWELL: John 47, farmer, Real Estate value $1500. Elizabeth wife, 45, farmer, born in PA, can not read or write. Children: Ruth Ann 19, student. Ferdinan F. 17, farmer, student. Isabel A. 14, student. Mary E. 12, student. Martha Jane 9, student. William H. H. 7, student. John A. 3. George W. 1 month. And in 1860 as residents of Big Lick Twp. [p227A]. HALLIWILL: John 56, farmer, Real Estate value $3000, personal value $600. Elizabeth wife, 52, farmer, born in PA. Mary E. 21, farmer. Martha Jane 20, farmer. William H. 16, farmer, student. John A. 13, student. George W. 9, student. The couple later moved to Fostoria, Ohio, in which, they spent their declining years [History of Hancock Co., Pleasant Twp., p833].

Elizabeth Albert, of German lineage, was a daughter of Peter Albert and Frances Brennaman. Elizabeth was born on 27 Jan 1808 in Westmoreland Co., PA. She died on 9 Oct 1895 in Fostoria, and was buried in Fountain Cemetery.

Her father, Peter Albert, who was a tailor by trade and moved to Wayne Co., Ohio in 1819. He traveled to PA on business in 1830, were he died suddenly. Elizabeth's mother, Frances Brenneman was on born Feb 1782 in Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co., PA and died on 22 April 1862 in Monroe, Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Daniel Brenneman who was born c1747 in Germany and his first wife, Barbara Mennard.

Frances Brennaman was twice married, (1) Mr. Egley, (2) Peter Albert c1799. Elizabeth and Peter had the following children: Barbara born c1801 in Westmoreland Co., PA; Mary; George 15 Oct 1804 in Westmoreland; Rebecca 17 Aug 1806 in Westmoreland; Elizabeth 27 Jan 1808 in Westmoreland; Catharine who married a Newcomer; Frances; John C. 5 Mar 1814; James 1816; Isabel; Priscilla; and Martha born 22 Jun 1824 in Wayne Co., Ohio.

Frances' father, Daniel Brenneman married (1) Barbara Mennard (2) Barbara Shank and (3) a Christiana. Daniel Brenneman and Barbara Mennard had the following children: Magdalena died 19 May 1838 in West Newton, PA. She was buried in Funks United Brethern Church Cemetery; Daniel; Christian born c1769 in Conestowga Twp., Lancaster Co., PA; John 1 May 1770 in Conestowga Twp. and died in 1864 in Paint Twp., Clarion Co., PA; Jacob born 19 Jan 1772 in Conestowga Twp. and died on 6 Oct 1845; Henry born 1779 in Lancaster Co., PA, died 26 Aug 1815 in West Moreland Co., PA. He was buried in Dick's Cemetery, Sewickley Valley PA.

2. David H. Halliwill was born on 14 Jan 1805 in Near Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio. He died on 15 Sep 1887 in Crawford Co., Ohio. David married, 12 Feb 1829 in Wooster, Wayne Co., Ohio, Mary Ealdon Eakin, a daughter of James Eakin and Hannah Davis. The couple's marriage was recorded as: Halliwell, David 24 to Mary Eakin 19, by JP John Franks, return filed 2-18-1829 [Wayne Co., Ohio Marriages Vol. 3 p94]. Mary was born on 6 Jan 1810 in Center Co., PA, and died 11 Jun 1876. Her last known residence was Crawford Co., Ohio. David and Mary's family bible records reflect her middle initial as possibly a "D" with her last name spelled EAKIN-HALLIWILL. She lived: 66y 5m 5d.

In 1978, David's 1849 Family Bible was in the possession of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Zimmerman of Nevada, Wyandot Co., Ohio. Birth information was extracted from the said by Halliwell on 15 Nov 2001. The couple removed from Wayne Co. to Medina county soon after they married. Between 1836-46 they removed to Crawford Co., where they first constructed a log house on fertile farmland about four miles west, slightly south of Bucyrus. Their daughter Catherine was born there in 1846. David then built a frame house on the property during the Civil War (1861-65) and lived there until his death in 1887 at 82y 8m 1d. His son William lived there until about 1918. The house was still standing in 1942. David's Last Will and Testament was recorded in Crawford Co. [Probate Record HALLIWILL: DAVID, Co. No. 16, Vol. 5, p40].

3. Cylena Helen Halliwill was born on 5 Nov 1806 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio. She died on 21 Dec 1858 in Warren Co., Illinois. She also resided in Sycamore, Kansas. Cylena married, 1 Jan 1829 in Stark Co., Ohio, Rev., John Isaac Underwood, a son of Revolutionary patriot, Isaac Underwood and Zilpha Castle. John was born on 27 Oct 1805 in Lyons, Wayne Co., New York. He died on 21 Nov 1885 in Galesburg, Knox Co., Illinois.

4. Ann Halliwill was born on 20 Jan 1808 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio, and died on 2 May 1842. She married,on 3 Jul 1834 in Medina Co., Ohio, Ezekiel Zimmerman, who was born in 1808 in Center Co., PA. He died on 8 Dec 1876.

5. Elizabeth Halliwill was born on 19 Sep 1809 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio. She died on 23 Mar 1872 in Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio. Note: The 1850 census lists Elizabeth's as 35. The biographical sketch of her son, Nathan [The History of Summit Co., p1011] states that his mother died at the of 63. Although many fellow researchers list her death date as 18 Nov 1876 Lybolt's "Hallowell-Halliwill Familiy's" depicts her date of birth as 19 Sep 1809, and her death as 23 Mar 1872.

Elizabeth married (1) 13 Nov 1828 in Franklin Twp., Stark Co., Ohio, John Peiffer Swigart of Lawrence Twp., Stark Co., Ohio. He was born c1800, and died c1836 in Franklin Twp., Summit Co., Ohio. Elizabeth and John Swigart were united in marriage by Rev. John W. Hamm. The couple made their home in Manchester (now Nimisilla), Stark (now Summit) Co., Ohio on a farm which was located off Manchester Road (SR 93) on Swigart Road. After John's death, Elizabeth sold the said farm and moved to Richfield Twp., Medina (now Summit) Co., Ohio. There she took up 109 acres of wildland (purchased 1832 by John), where she constructed a log house.

Elizabeth married (2) Oliver Taylor on 4 Apr 1837 in Medina Co., Ohio. The couples marriage notice appeared in the Ohio Repository newspaper [21 Nov 1828, p3, col. 1]. Oliver was born about 1805 in Massachusetts. The couple had four additional children. Elizabeths' sister, Jane (Halliwill) Fauble, resided within minutes of the family in 1850. The family was enumerated 27 Jul 1850 as residents of Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio. [ p352]. Born in Ohio, unless noted. TAYLOR: Oliver 45, farmer, value $1500, born in Mass. Elizabeth 35. Sarah Ann 12, student. Rebecca 9, student. Elizabeth 5, student. Samuel 3. Elizabeth older children were listed as SWAGET: Nathan 20, farmer. Louisa 22.

John Peiffer Swigart was the son of PA natives, Joseph George Swigart and Elizabeth Peiffer. George was born 1771 and died 18 Sep 1819. Elizabeth, a daughter of Joseph George and Catherine "Elizabeth" Peiffer, was born 1773 and died 2 Oct 1856. oseph George and Elizabeth (Peiffer) Swigart removed from Lancaster Co., PA in a Prairie Schooner in 1806 and settled in the wilderness of Plain Twp., Stark Co., Ohio.

John Peiffer Swigart died c1836, before removing to his newly purchased tract in Richfield Twp., Medina (Summit) Co. His death occurred in Franklin Twp., formerly Stark Co., which in 1840 became a portion of the newly created Co. of Summit. There is a very strong possibility that many of the Swigart family members were buried at Kyser Cemetery, once known as Swigart Cemetery. Inscriptions are included in Summit Co. Chapter, Ohio Genealogy Society's "Summit Co. Cemetery Inscriptions" [Vol. 2, pp. 39-41]. The cemetery (est. before 1848) is located on Swigart Road, about one half mile south of SR 619. In 1861, John and Rebecca Kyser and Henry and Sabina Daily deeded the land to the "Trustees of Kyser Burying Ground" for a public burring ground. Although the cemetery was heavily vandalized several years ago, it has been restored and is now (in 2002) maintained by the Twp.

Excerpts from "The History of Medina Co." include -- Southwest section of Sharon Center: " George Chandler owned lot 45, sold it to Henry Hazen, then to John Swigart, and the present (1948) owner is William Copley" (p309). Sharon Center: "South from the square on Rt. 94 is the Kaufman Appliance Room which deals in electric appliances. This sales room is located on the former John Swigart farm." "The Sharon Center Machine Shop owned and operated by W. A. Swigart serves the needs of the farmers" (p317). Men from Wadsworth who served in World War II: SWIGART, John, Robert W., James M.(p395).

In 2002, Halliwell located the following Swigart family information in the "Newspaper Index Card Files" at the Medina Co., Ohio Library. Copley Twp. -- Amanda: News story 16 Jul 1929 (p1), Obit 19 Jul 1929 (p2); Mrs. Charles E. 70: Obit 10 Nov 1933; Daniel: Obit 26 Mar 1929; Herman: Obit 27 Jul 1899; Mrs. Laura (Swigart) Oviatt: Notice of Death - 16 Aug 1927 "...died in California, buried in Copley". Wadsworth Twp. -- Infant son of Clyde: 30 Mar 1917; Donna: News story 29 Feb 1924 (p1); Elizabeth: Obit 16 Oct 1928; Mrs. Eunice: News story 29 Feb 1924 (p1); Garfield: Obit 1 Nov 1927; Loren: News story 29 Feb 1924 (p1), Obit 4 Mar 1924 (p4). Sharon Center -- John: Obit 2 Jan 1891 (p1); Mrs. John: Obit 24 Jan 1890 (p1); Martha S.: Obit 23 Jan 1961. Medina Co. -- Earl, Kenneth: Obit 22 Nov 1900; Mrs. Elizabeth: Obit 6 Nov 1928; Ernest E.: Obit 24 Dec 1976; Fern: Obit 4 Oct 1946; Harriet Jane (Mrs. Nathan) 73: Obit 18 Aug 1911; James M.: Obit 17 Feb 1987; John C.: Obit 27 Nov 1961; Nathan: Obit 26 Oct 1883; Nellie May: Obit 2 Jun 1944; Russell L.: Obit 13 Oct 1960; William W.: Obit 11 Jul 1952.

6. Jane Halliwill was born on 27 Sep 1811 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio. She died c1860 her last known address being Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio. Jane married (1) 26 Apr 1832 in Wayne Co., Ohio Samuel Fauble. He was born on 14 May 1806 in Westmoreland Co., PA, and died on 2 Dec 1850 in Illinois. Jane married (2) Clark Woodriff.

Samuel Fauble, Sr. was a son of Michael Fauble (1772-1863) and Agnes "Nancy" McMahan (1775-1846). Samuel Fauble was reared a farmer in Wayne Co., Ohio and there married Jane Halliwill, a daughter of Stark Co., Pioneer. To this union were born Josiah, Cyrus, Samuel, all of which are veterans of the Civil war, Caroline, Martha, Emiline, Elizabeth and Leisa. In 1843, Samuel Sr. removed from Wayne Co. to Medina Co. and in 1844 to Summit Co., whence he became a substantial and respected citizen and in politics was a democrat. In middle he became blind and at the of forty- five years died while on a trip to Illinois, (his burial place is unknown) leaving 210 acres of good land to his children. His widow some time afterwards became the wife of Clark Woodruff [Pioneer History of Medina Co.]. He was last enumerated 27 Jul 1850 US Census, as a resident of Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio. FAUBLE: Samuel 44, farmer, value $8200, born in PA. Jane 39, born in PA. Children , born in Ohio: Josiah 17, farmer, student. Cyrus 15, farmer, student. Caroline 13, student. Martha A. 11, student. Samuel 8, student. Emiline 5, student. Catherine 2. Louisa J. 1 year.

Fauble Family History.

Michael Fauble was the second son of Johann Jacob and Juliana (Schultz) Faubel, and was born 10 February 1772 in Heidleberg Twp., York Co., PA and died 25 April 1863 in Hinckley Twp., Medina Co., Ohio. Johann Jacob, served in the Continential Army, although, his brothers and father did not support the Revolution in Maryland. Michael married Agnes "Nancy" McMahon in 1795, Somerset, PA. She was the second daughter of Morris and Agnes (Perkinson) McMahon and was born 17 Aug 1775 in PA and died 26 Dec 1846 in Chippewa Twp., Wayne Co., Ohio.

Michael and Agnes Fauble had the following children:

1. Katherine 10 Sep 1797 in Frederick Co., Maryland.

2. Mary 3 Jan 1799 in Frederick Co., Maryland.

3. Jacob 1 Apr 1800 in Frederick Co., Maryland

4. John 1 Dec 1801 in Frederick Co., Maryland, d. 23 Oct 1894 in Onekama Twp., Manistee Co., Michigan.

5. Margaret 25 Dec 1803 in Frederick Co., Maryland. d. 14 Jan 1899 in Wayne Co., Ohio.

6. Samuel 14 May 1806 in Westmoreland Co., PA. He died 2 Dec 1850 in Illinois (see said biography).

7. Elizabeth 9 Jun 1807 in Westmoreland Co., PA. She married Lanson Underwood, a son of Isaac and Zilpha (Castle) Underwood.

8. Michael 10 Feb 1810 in Westmoreland Co., PA.

9. Agnes Nancy 15 Aug 1812 in Stark Co., Ohio. She married Ahira Underwood, a son of Isaac and Zilpha (Castle) Underwood.

10. Issac 25 Feb 1815 in Stark Co., Ohio. d. 13 Sep 1872 in Fulton Co., Ohio

11. Mattie Martha 2 Aug 1817 in Stark Co., Ohio.

Michael Fauble was born in PA [Wayne Co. Ohio History]. Johann Jacob Fauble owned property in Manheim and Heidleberg Twps. in York Co., PA. He and his wife Juliana Schultz, daughter of Hans Martin and Anna Catherina (Krahmer) Schultheiss had six children: Peter 1771; Michael 10 Feb 1772; Anna Catherine 29 Jan 1773 in Manchester, Maryland, d. 28 Nov 1845 in Roane Co., Tennessee; Jacob 1775; Mary 1777 and John 1779.

"The History of Portage and Summit Co., Ohio" and the "Pioneers of Medina Co." each provide a short biography of Michael Fauble 1772-1863: Michael Fauble was born in the Keystone state (PA), a son of a Revolutionary soldier who had come from Germany and had settled in PA prior to the Declaration of Independence. Michael was married in his native state and later became a pioneer of Chippewa Twp., Wayne Co., Ohio. Michael had 160 aces of wild land which he cleared up from the forest and converted into a fine farm on which he lived the remainder of his life. Michael died at the patriarchal of ninety-nine years, a consistent member of the Methodist church and a greatly respected citizen.

The German born Johann Jacob Fauble died in December 1781 in Hanover, York Co., PA. Brother Frederick Fauble married Margaret's younger sister Catherine. His brother Melchior died 8 Jan 1817 in Baltimore, Maryland. He married Maria Sabina Uhler, who was the second daughter of Dietrich and Margaret (Kaltreider) Uhler, and she was born 21 Jan.

Melchoir and Maria had the following children:

1. Anna Maria, christened 17 Nov 1784 in Manchester, Maryland. She married Jacob Foute 20 Jun 1795 in Baltimore Co., Maryland.

2. Caroline married George Jacob Houx 23 Feb 1808 in Frederick, Maryland. They had six children: Peter married Elisabeth Painter 13 Oct 1792 in Baltimore; Elizabeth; George F.; Frederick; Mary; and John who married a Anna Margaret and lived in Frederick, Maryland. Five "Fauble" families are listed in the 1790 census. In Fredrerick Co.: John Fauble and Jacob Forble. Baltimore Co.: Fredarick, Michael, and Peter Foubel. In the book "New World Immigrants" (p46), Anna Elisabetha (Bald) Faubell is said to be the wife of Johannes Faubell and went with him to the New World from Kandel, Kreis Germersheim before 17 May 1756. This Johannes is Peter Fauble's brother Johannes Vauble, who arrived on the "Peggy" on 16 Oct 1754. The mother of Peter Fauble's children, Johann Jacob, Frederick, Melchoir, and Catarina, would be then Maria Catarina Fauble.

John Fauble 1801-1894 told a Manistee Times-Sentinel, 13 Dec 1889, reporter that he was born in Maryland and moved to PA when he was two (1804). This makes Michael and Nancy's first five, Katherine, Mary, Jacob, John and Margaret to be born in Maryland, perhaps Frederick Co. The next three, Samuel, Elizabeth, and Michael would have been born in Westmoreland Co., PA. The last three, Agnes, Issac, and Mattie, would have been born in Stark Co., Ohio before they moved to Wayne Co. in 1818. Johann Jacob Faubel, 1745-1781, was the oldest son of Johannes Peter, 1720-1799, and Anna Elisabetha (Bald) Faubell, who immigrated to the PA colony from Kandel, Pfalz (Palatine) about 1752. The Faubles of Manistee Co., Michigan have long believed that their roots are trace by alternating Johns and Michaels back to the immigrant. In this case, the line of descent would be: John Morrison Fauble (1870-1940), Michael John Fauble (1840-1920), John Fauble (1801-1894), Michael Fauble (1772-1863), Johann Jacob Fauble (1745-1781), the immigrant.

7. William Halliwill was born on 9 Jul 1813 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio. He never married, and died on 21 Jan 1852. He was interred with his parents, and his brother in Osborn Cemetery in Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio. Inscriptions, Row Three -- William 21 Jan 1852, 33y 6m 12d (s/o W. & E.); Note: 1996's work had year as 1862.

8. George Halliwill was born on 24 Feb 1815 in Stark Co., Ohio, and died on 21 Nov 1816 in Stark Co., Ohio.

9. Priscilla R. Halliwill was born on 7 Nov 1816 in Stark Co., Ohio. She died on 18 Aug 1896 in Warren Co., Illinois, and was buried in Hope Cemetery, Kelly Twp., Warren Co., Illinois. Priscilla was blind. She married Nathanial "Nathan" Bunker on 23 May 1837 in Richfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio. Nathanial was born on 11 May 1812 in Armstrong Co., PA. He died on 27 Mar 1885 in Warren Co., Illinois, and was buried in Hope Cemetery.

10. Thomas Cox Halliwill was born on 26 Feb 1818 in Stark Co., Ohio. He died on 1 Mar 1899 in Chatham, Medina Co., Ohio, and was buried on 3 Mar 1899 in Waltz Cemetery, Lafayette, Medina Co., Ohio.

Thomas, a farmer, appears on the 1874 Medina Co. Atlas Map: Litchfield Twp. with a home situated on 92 acres, located in NW Section 49, T 3-N, R 16-W. He purchased the HALLIWILL family cemetery plot, which consisted of four lots in row 9 plot 6 (platted from the church to the road, recorded left to right). The family plot is shared by Thomas, his second wife Nancy Ella (Harper), and their daughter Emma (Halliwill) Cover. His death was recorded as Thom Halliwill, born in Stark Co., Ohio, died 1 March 1899, 81, male of Apoplexy [Chatham, Medina Co., Ohio Deaths].

Thomas, a carpenter by trade, was twice married, (1) 26 Jul 1849 to Miss Sarah Battles (1831-1836), a native of New York state. She was born in 1831 in New York. She died in 1856. The couple were enumerated as Hallowell on the 1850 census in Litchfield Twp. He being 28 years of, she but 19. They were blessed by the birth of two children--Phebe and Alvah, the later born 23 Nov 1855. Sarah departed this life in 1856.

Thomas married (2) 26 Feb 1857 in Spencer, Nancy Ella Harper, a daughter of Henry Harper and Elizabeth Ames Risner. Nancy and Thomas' marriage notice appeared in the Medina Co. Gazette on March 4, 1857. Nancy was born on 30 Dec 1825 in Ohio. She died on 8 Apr 1913 in Elyria, Lorain Co., Ohio. She was buried on 10 Apr 1913 in Waltz Cemetery. Her death was filed in the Ohio death records (Vol. 1057, Cert. 23312) as Nancy HALLIWELL, died at 8:10 am on 8 Apr 1913 in Elyria, Lorain Co., Ohio,d 87y 3m 8d, cause of death listed as Valvulary Heart Disease and Old. Additonal information reflects Nancy Halliwell, retired widow, of 115 Fremont St. Elyria, Lorain Co.; born 30 Dec 1825 in Ohio, d/o Henry Harper of VA and Elizabeth Ammon (see below). Buried in Medina Co. 10 Apr 1913. Informant: Ella Hange (daughter) of Elyria, Lorain Co., Ohio.

The births of seven additional children completed the family; viz. an infant (1857-1857), Sarah Belle, Laura Estella "Stella", Emma Elizabeth, Franklin William, Martha E., Ella Martha; all born in Litchfield Twp.

They family was enumerated in 1900 US Census as residents of Chatham Twp., Medina Co., Ohio [pp16B & 17A]. HANGE: Frank head 35, born Nov 1864 in Ohio parents PA, married 11 years, farmer, owns mortgaged farm. Ella wife, 33, born Jan 1867 in Ohio as were her parents, mother of 3 - 3 living. Ralph H. son, 9, born Mar 1891 in Ohio, at school. Noble T. son, 4, born Mar 1896 in Ohio. Wayne C. son, 5 months, born Jan 1900 in Ohio. Also in the household -- HALIWELL: Nancy (Harper) mother-in-law, 73, widow, born Dec 1826 in Ohio, father PA, mother NY, mother of 5 - 3 living.

On 2 July 2002, Robert Peel shares the following -- Henry Harper who married Elizabeth Ames Risner are my third great grandparents. They lived in Spencer and Litchfield twps. 1840-90. Elizabeth was born in Ohio c1810, and died 3 Apr 1890 in Litchfield Twp, Medina Co. Henry was born in VA c1800 and died 1870-80 in Medina Co. Their son, John and his wife Phinette North of Lorain Co. are my great-great grandparents. They moved to Kent Co., MI c1866. Henry and Elizabeth also had the following children: Nancy married Thomas Halliwill; Eleanor; Martha; Russell married Elizabeth Miller; Mary J.; and Silas [, Robert Peel. Email: posted the following to RootsWeb ].

11. Levi Halliwill was born on 18 Oct 1819 in Stark Co., Ohio. He died on 22 Jul 1905 in Denver Twp., Isabella Co., Michigan. He was buried in River Lawn Cemetery, Delwin, Denver Twp., Isabella County, Michigan. His death was recorded as Levi Halliwell, a single white male, aged 86y 10m, died 22 Jul 1905, Denver Twp., Isabella Co., Michigan. Cause of Death: Senility. Born in Ohio, farmer, father: William Halliwell of Maryland. [Isabella Co. Michigan Death Cert. 356]. Note: His date of birth is also listed as 15 Oct 1812 [The Family History of George Halliwell, Johan George Culman and Joseph Spice].

12. Keziah Belle Halliwill Halliwell was born on 1 Jul 1821 in Stark Co., Ohio. She died on 21 Sep 1901 in Chatham, Medina Co., Ohio, and was buried in Waltz Cemetery, Lafayette Twp., Medina Co., Ohio. She married her first cousin, 2 Feb 1843 in Summit Co., Ohio, George Halliwell, a son of John Halliwill and Elizabeth "Betsy" Lance Halliwill [Summit Co. Marriages Vol. A, p161]. George was born on 14 Jul 1814 in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., Ohio. He died on 11 Feb 1890 in Litchfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio. He was buried in Waltz Cemetery, Lafayette Twp., Medina Co., Ohio.

The Halliwill family cemetery plot consists of four lots in Waltz Cemetery, which is located on the north side of Egypt Road (CR 104), east of Carsten Road (CR 129) in Lafayette Twp.. The family plot is shared by George, his wife Keziah, his mother Elizabeth (Lance) Halliwill, and his oldest brother William. Waltz Cemetery Inscriptions, Row Four, lots 6-8: Halliwill, William d. 11 Sep 1851, 41y 8m; Halliwill, Elizabeth d. 4 Jan 1875, wife of John Halliwill; Halliwill, Keziah B. no inscription; Halliwill, George d. 17 Feb 1890, 75y 7m.

Keziah Belle organized the first Family Reunion which, was held on 22 Sep 1900 at her farm in Risley, Litchfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio. Following is a transcript of a letter written by a child of Kenneth and Clara Louisa (Halliwill) Snyder. This letter was copied verbatim by Otto A. Moore and is included in his book, The Lance Chronicles. "The Halliwill families of Keziah Belle Halliwill, the widow of George Halliwill would meet with each other at Christmas and exchange gifts as grandma Keziah Belle Halliwill got older, it was hard for her to go out and ride. maybe in a spring wagon. She ask us to her house, all for dinner and plan to have a yearly reunion. We meet at her house in Wisley, Medina Co., Ohio on 22 Sept 1900. She also asked us to learn the history of the Halliwill's. Grandfather George Halliwill had died before (17 Feb 1890). At this gathering all of her family came and about fifty other relatives came for a picnic dinner served on tables spread by the old evergreen trees. Grandma asked us to chose officers and a place and time for our next meeting. We choose for president John Tooth of Litchfield Ohio. For secretary Ina Dennison of Litchfield and for Treasure John Halliwill of Wisley Ohio. The place of the next meeting the Medina fair grounds in 1901 and continue year to year. But grandma Keziah was not to be with us. She was looking for two brothers and nieces and nephews from Michigan, Illinois, and Bucyrus Ohio also others. Grandma had a very sick spell and was called away about one week before the reunion. Many friends came from Iowa. Nieces and nephews came from Illinois and some from Michigan. We had to go with the reunion so short time even hard for all of us but grandma joined the reunion and those of us that are left to live to more mature years. The history

is a memory of us all it is nice to see the dear old faces. As the older generations leave us the history of the ways and customs of our ancestors become to be more interest to us. It all show we all as one family should at all times be most loyal to each other as we each one of us some day must leave a life history. I forgot to mention brother Dave Halliwill family of Bucyrus, Lima and Lafayet Hardin Co., Ohio had the reunion one year it was back here in Medina Co. and many of the older ones gone as we get older it is so nice to remember the ones gone on."

The following note was posted by Susan DeMinico on 26 Feb 2002: After a few months of searching I seem to have found my link into the Johann Jurgh Kast line from Herkimer. Peter (b. 7 Feb 1770) was my 5th gr grandfather. I have seen a lot of information through Peter's son James Hale, however, my line goes through his younger brother, Sanford F. Kast. Sanford was born in Medina Co., OH and married to Eliza Sailes on 11-6-1836. I believe my line continues through his son Henry. Henry Kast b. abt 1841 > Sanford Henry b. 24 June 1871 Medina Co., Ohio> Cloyd Henry Kast b. 9 May 1894 Hillsdale Co., Michigan> Cloyd Marcelle Kast b. 20 July 1917 Hillsdale Co., Michigan and my father > Lawrence Emery Kast, b. 6 June 1941. I would enjoy hearing from anyone who falls into my line, or has more information about it. Thank you, Susan. Source: . The following update reply was posted by Susan DeMinico on 18 December 2002: My Great grandfather, Charles Edward Kast was born in Medina Co. Ohio. He was raised by George and Keziah Halliwill. Why they raised him I don't know. I do know he married Celestine King. Children Ida, Folyd, Goldia, and Vernia, my grandmother. This is all I know so far. Kathleen Weimer Honce. Source: 2FZml.2ACEB%2F100.1>

Her husband, George Halliwill, represented an old pioneer family of sterling worth who, came here in the days of the Halliwill, Andrew Ross forest primeval when the country was over-run by wild beasts and the council fires of the red men had scarcely died away. They were a sturdy people who delighted to meet and overcome great obstacles, in short, they were true types of empire builders, making it possible for succeeding generations to live in ease and affluence, to ride in modern motor cars over trails which they blazed and over which their ox carts passed. An insight into the characteristics of the subject would indicate that he had inherited some of the worthy traits of his rugged progenitors.

1830 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio: 15-20, residing with his parents and all of his siblings.

1840 US Census, Guilford Twp., Medina Co., Ohio: as 20-30, farmer, residing in with his parents.

1850 Federal Census, Litchfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio: George 34, farmer, born in Ohio, Value $1500. His wife, Keziah, 28, born in Ohio with the following children in the home: Elizabeth 3; and Melissa A. 1.

1870 Federal Census, Litchfield Twp., Medina Co., Ohio: listed as George HALLIWELL, 56, farmer, born in Ohio, Real Estate value of $7000 and a Personal Property value of $1200. His wife, Keziah R. was 48, born in Ohio. They had the following children in the home: Louisa A. 21; Salina J. 17 and a student; Mary M. 15 was attending school;

John F. 13 a student; Clara J. 10 a student; and Kazia A. 8 a student.

The Medina Co. Atlas Map of 1874, Litchfield Twp., George HALLIWILL owned a home situated on 110 acres, located in the Northwest portion of Section 9, Twp. 3-N, Range 16-W.

1880 Federal Census, Litchfield, Medina, Ohio. HALLIWILL: George and Kezia Belle Halliwill. Also living in the household are the families of two of their children. FULLER: Elizabeth, husband Henry Fuller is absent, Ada, Leslie and Bertha. WHITE: Kezia who's husband Orin White, who is also absent.

1900 US Census, Litchfield, Medina Co., Ohio, page 100A, lines 23-29. HALLIWILL: John F. Head 42, born Jun 1857 in Ohio as were his parents, married 20 years, farmer, rents a farm. Emma J. wife 38, born May 1862 in Ohio, father in CT, mother in NY, mother of 5 children - 4 living. Richmond P. Son 17, born Feb 1882 in Ohio, farm laborer. Melvin B. son 14, born Dec 1885 in Ohio, at school 9 months. Floy B. daughter 11, born March 1889 in Ohio, at school 9 months. Caroline E. daughter 8months, born September 1899 in Ohio. Kesiah B. mother 78, born July 1821 in Ohio, widow, mother of 9 children - 7 living, parents born in PA.

13. Andrew Ross Halliwill was born on 1 Apr 1823 in Stark Co., Ohio. He died on 24 Aug 1913 in Sumner Center, Gratiot Co., Michigan, and was buried in River Lawn Cemetery, Delwin, Denver Twp., Isabella County, Michigan. Andrew married Anna Maria Kirk on 6 Jan 1848 in Warren Co., Illinois. Anna was born on 16 Feb 1828 in New York. She died on 12 Mar 1916 in Trenton, Henry Co., Iowa, and was buried in White Oak Cemetery, Trenton, Henry Co., Iowa. She was the daughter of Lewis Ray Kirk, born c1802, in New York.

The following is a compilation of excerpts from the Hallowell-Halliwill Family's, written by Andrew's great granddaughter, Harriet May Hunt Lybolt, St. Louis, Michigan, 1980. [H. M. H. Lybolt] Page 29: Andrew Ross Hallowell (Halliwill) was born on 1 April 1823 in Stark Co., Ohio. He relocated to Henry Co., Iowa, where each of his children were born.

He and his family moved to Michigan in 1906 and were followed a short time later by my grandparents. With help from Granddad (Alonzo Perin Halliwill), he built a large home, now known as the Alonzo Halliwill homestead on what is currently Warner Road, Sumner Center, Michigan. Grandma (Anna Maria Kirk) died in 1924 and Grandpa lived in the same place until his death in 1934. This homestead was the site of many large family gatherings and reunions, many good memories and some sad ones. Soon after Andrew's death, Anna signed the farm over to granddad (Alonzo Perin Halliwill) and it was homesteaded by William Hallowell (Halliwell). The home has been changed twice since it was sold.

Excerpt from the Preface of said book: Andrew Ross, my great-grandfather homesteaded 40 acres at Sumner Center, Michigan. He and his wife Anna Marie (Kirk) Hallowell lived on the property in a small shack that was built, along with Alonzo Perin (Halliwill) and his family. Alonzo built a large home, 3 stories - 2 stories were finished, but the 3rd never completed. Andrew remained in the small house until he died 24 Aug 1913 and is buried in Denver Twp., Isabelle Co., Michigan. Anna Maria then went back to their home in Trenton, Iowa. After Grandpa died the home was sold and is now owned by Dale Davenport Family and is known as Warner Rd., Sumner Center, Michigan.

NOTE the following corrections to Harriet's research: Andrew Ross's surname was spelled HALLIWILL, as where his descendants. His first two children were born in Warren Co., Illinois and his third in Knox Co., Illinois.

1840 US Census, Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio, Roll M704-428, page 722 (ancP3) Halliwill: William, Males: 1 (10-15) Absolom, 2 (15-20) Andrew and Joseph, 2 (20-30), 1 (60-70) William. Females: 1 (15-20) Keziah Belle, 1 (50-60) Elizabeth.

1850 US Census, (Twp. name not recorded) Warren Co., Illinois, page 29, ancp29 , recorded 7 Sep 1850, HALLOWELL: Andrew R. 27, carpenter, value 140, born in Ohio. Maria 22, born in New York. Louisa 2, born in Illinois.

1860 US Census, Jefferson Twp., Post Office - Marshall, Henry Co., Iowa, recorded 7 June 1860, page 28 ancP 28, lines 30-35, HOLLOWELL: A. 35, carpenter, personal value 300, born in Ohio. Anna M. 32, born in New York. Louisa 11, born in Illinois. Absolem 6, born in Illinois. Cornelia 3, born in Iowa.

1870 US Census, Trenton Twp., Post Office - Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co., Iowa, recorded 26 Aug 1870, page 375 ancp 513, lines 3-9, HOLLOWELL: Andrew 49, born in Ohio, farmer. Annie M. 40, keeping house, born in New York. Absolum 15 at home, born in Illinois, student. Cornelia 13, at home, born in Illinois, student. Catharine 12, at home, born in Iowa, student. Alonzo 8 (not listed as at home), born in Iowa, student. BYRON M. 8 (not listed as at home), born in Iowa, student.

1891 Des Moines, Iowa City Directory

Name, Business Name, Occupation, Location

Alonzo Halliwell, carpenter 1163 W 25th

Andrew R. Halliwell, carpenter 1163 W 25th

M. D. Halliwell, laborer North corner W 37th

L. A. Hollowell, Van Ginkel Coal Company, teamster, 514 West Chestnut

Lee A. Hollowell, Des Moines Ice Company, works

1897 Des Moines, Iowa City Directory, page 284

Source: http://distantcousin.com/directories/ia/desmoines/1897/Pages.asp?Pages=Pages/284.jpg

Halliwill, Alonzo, carp, res s s University Av 1 w of 37th

Halliwill, Andrew R., wagon mkr, bds s s Hartford Av (Sevestopol)

Halliwill, Miron D., horse trainer, res s s University Av 2 w of 37th

14. Joseph Halliwill was born on 23 Mar 1825 in Franklin Twp., Stark Co., Ohio. He died on 18 Jun 1890 in Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio, and was buried in Osburn Corners Cemetery in Richfield. Joseph married Elizabeth Battle on 23 Jan 1852 in Summit Co., Ohio. Elizabeth was born on 23 Oct 1833 in New York. She died on 23 Nov 1884. She was buried in Osburn Corners Cemetery. Inscriptions Row, three -- Joseph Halliwill | Died 18 Jun 1890 Aged 65y; Elizabeth (Battle) | His Wife | Died 23 Nov 1884 | Aged 51y 1m.

Joseph Halliwill, farmer; P.O. West Richfield; is a son of William and Elizabeth (Cox) Halliwill, natives of (Maryland, and )PA and pioneers of Summit Co., locating in Franklin Twp. in the spring of 1814. They were the first settlers in that Twp. (then Stark Co.). Christopher Johnson, whom the Co. atlas claims as the first settler, came the day after the Halliwill family. They resided there until 1833, when they removed to Richfield Twp., locating in the southern part of the Twp., where son Joseph now resides. They continued residents of the Twp. until their deaths. He died July 25,1855. and his wife Nov. 18, 1876. Mr. Halliwill was a prominent and respected citizen, and occupied various offices of trust. He was elected one of the first Justices of the Peace while a resident of Franklin Twp., which office he filled honorably for several years. There are ten children now living, as follows : John living in Fostoria; David a resident of Bucyrus, Ohio; Thomas in Medina Co.; Levi living in Michigan; Andrew R. a resident of Henry Co., Iowa; Joseph, the subject of the sketch; Absalom O. residing in Michigan; Jane Woodruff in Fulton Co.; Priscilla Bunker in Henry Co., Ill., and Kesiah living in Medina Co. Joseph was born in Franklin Twp. in 1825, and since the removal of his parents to Richfield, has been a resident of that Twp. and of the old homestead, following in the profession of his father, in which he has been deservedly successful. He has 200 acres of improved land, and, for the past twenty-five years, has made quite a specialty of sheep. As a citizen, Mr. Halliwill is progressive and enterprising, and takes a lively interest in matters of education and in Twp. affairs. He has been a Trustee of the Twp.. He was united in marriage, Jan. 23, 1857, to Miss Elizabeth Battles. She was born in New York State Oct. 23, 1833, and came with her parents to Medina Co., where they were early settlers, and residents of Chatham Twp. for the remainder of their lives. They have two children--Milo, born Aug. 6, 1857, (he was married, Dec. 25, 1880, to Miss Hattie A. Freeman, a daughter of Milton Freeman, an old resident of the Twp., now living in Michigan; he is living upon his father-in-law's farm, located onehalf mile north of the West Center, which he has charge of, and which he is at present working), and a son at home, Levi. He was born Dec. 23, 1860. [History of Summit Co.: Richfield Twp., p1001].

The family was enumerated in 1870 US Census, P.O. as residents of West Richfield, Richfield Twp., Summit Co., Ohio [p370]. HALLIWELL: Joseph 45, farmer, with Real Estate valued at $4600, and a personal value of $1500, born in Ohio. Elizabeth 38, keeping house, born in New York. Millo 11, born in Ohio, student. Levi 8, born in Ohio, student.

15. Absalam O. Halliwill was born on 4 Apr 1830 in Stark (now Summit) Co., Ohio. He died on 6 Aug 1918 in Michigan, and was buried in River Lawn Cemetery, Delwin, Denver Twp., Isabella County, Michigan. His monument inscription reflects-- Halliwill, Absalom O. Co H. 177th OVI.

Absalam married, 13 Jan 1853 in Summit Co., Ohio, Caroline "Martha" Gargett, a daughter of Robert Gargett and Elizabeth Perkins [Summit Co., Ohio Marriage Index Vol. B, p338]. Caroline was born 9 Aug 1834 in Stark Co., Ohio. She died on 7 Nov 1905 in Michigan, and was buried in River Lawn Cemetery, Delwin, Denver Twp., Isabella County, Michigan. Although a death date of 7 Nov 1905 is listed within this said biography, fellow researchers claim that in 1935, Caroline "Martha" Gargett-Halliwill was living in Colwater, Michigan and was said to be 98 years old. Her inscription may read 7 Nov 1935.

River Lawn Cemetery, Delwin, Denver Twp., Isabella County, Michigan Sexton Records:

Block 2, Lot 2, Spaces 1-4 purchased by Halliwell, A. O.,

1 Levi Halliwell (s/o Wm & Eliza Cox) was born on 18 Oct 1819 in Stark Co., Ohio. He died on 22 Jul 1905 in Denver Twp., Isabella Co., Michigan.

2 Andrew Halliwell (s/o Wm & Eliza Cox)

3 A. O. Halliwell (s/o Wm & Eliza Cox) Inscription: Halliwill, Absalom O. Co H. 177th OVI.

4 Martha Halliwell (w/o Absalom).

The 1893 Isabella Co., Michigan Census of persons aged 5-20 years residing in District 51 includes Absalom's daughters: Zetta Halliwill 19, Minnie Halliwill 17, and Lena Halliwill 13 [http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/isabella/schcenDen1893.htm]. He was enumerated on the 1894 Isabella Co., Michigan Veterans Census as Absalom O. Halliwill, of Denver Twp.

Military Record: Absalom O. Halliwill, of Denver Twp., Isabella Co., Michigan enlisted as a Private on 29 August 1864 at the age of 34. He enlisted in Co. H, 177th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 30 Sep 1864, Mustered Out on 24 June 1865 in Greensboro, NC [Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio. (OHRoster) Pub. 1886]. His Civil War pension, date 189*, was filed in Michigan, application 880.081, cert 765.518.

Regimental History. One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Infantry. - Col., Arthur T. Wilcox; Lieut.-Col., William H. Zimmerman; Maj., Ernst J. Kreiger. This regiment was organized at Camp Cleveland from Sept. 23 to Oct. 4, 1864, to serve for one year. Immediately after its organization it proceeded to Nashville, Tenn., via Indianapolis and Louisville. The day after its arrival it was ordered to Tullahoma and constituted a part of the garrison at that place under Gen. Milroy. It remained at Tullahoma until Hood's invasion, when it was ordered to Murfreesboro, where it arrived on Dec. 2. On Dec. 7, Milroy's command, including the regiment, charged the works and drove the Confederates back, capturing 2 pieces of artillery and over 200 prisoners. A few days after this, while on a foraging expedition, the regiment had an engagement with the enemy, in which it lost several wounded. After Hood had been driven from Tennessee the regiment was ordered to Clifton. About the middle of Jan., 1865, it embarked at Clifton, proceeded down the Tennessee and up the Ohio to Cincinnati, where it took the railroad for Washington, D. C. From there it moved to Annapolis, Md., and embarked on a vessel for North Carolina, arriving at Fort Fisher on Feb. 7. It was engaged in two attacks on the enemy's works from the Cape Fear river to the coast, and crossed the river and participated in the flank movement which compelled the Confederates to evacuate Fort Anderson. It next engaged the enemy at Town creek, charging in the rear and capturing the entire command. The next morning it arrived opposite Wilmington, where it remained about a week, then joined Gen. Cox at Kinston and proceeded to Goldsboro, where it joined Sherman's army. After the surrender of Gen. Johnston the regiment was sent to Greensboro, N. C., where it was mustered out on June 24, 1865, in accordance with orders from the war department. Source: The Union Army, vol. 2 Battles Fought: December 1864 at Murfreesboro, TN., 14 December 1864 at Murfreesboro, TN.

Caroline "Martha"'s father, Robert Gargett, was born 10 Jul 1800 in Yorkshire, England, died in 1871 at Richfield, Summit Co., Ohio. He married, 18 Apr 1920 in Champlain, Clinton Co., New York, Elizabeth Perkins. She was born 15 Apr 1805 in Connecticut, and died in 1871 at Richfield, Summit Co., Ohio. They couple had nine children: John born 1823 in Canada; James J. 15 Jul 1825 in Godmanchester, Canada; Elizabeth 1827 Canada; Sarah 1829 Canada; Mary M. 1833 Canada; Caroline Martha 8 Aug 1834 in Stark Co., Ohio; Orpha 16 Nov 1839 in Richfield, Stark Co.; Chloe 1846; Robert Rodney 1849.

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Parents:

George Halliwill (1748 - 1817)

Nancy Ann Kirby Halliwill (1754 - 1826)

Spouse:

Elizabeth Cox Halliwill (1785 - 1876)

Children:

John H. Halliwill (1803 - 1893)*

William Halliwill (1813 - 1852)*

Thomas Cox Halliwill (1818 - 1899)*

Andrew Ross Halliwill (1823 - 1913)*

Joseph Halliwill (1825 - 1890)*

Siblings:

William Halliwill (1778 - 1855)

John Halliwill (1785 - 1860)*

Nancy Ann Halliwill Houtz (1786 - 1862)*

Elizabeth Halliwill Lance (1789 - 1827)*

Jane Nancy Halliwill McElroy (1791 - 1831)*

George Halliwill (1792 - 1870)*

Joseph Halliwell (1795 - 1849)*

David Halliwill (1798 - 1878)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription:

Row Three

Fauble: Edith died 3 Oct 1888, aged 7y 10?m 4d, daughter of S.& M.E.

Halliwill: Joseph 18 Jun 1890, 65y

Halliwill: Elizabeth (Battle) 23 Nov 1884, 51y 1m (w/o Joseph)

Halliwill: William 24 Jul 1855, 77y

Halliwill: Elizabeth (Cox) 19 Nov 1876, 91y 22d (w/o William)

Halliwill: William 21 Jan 1852, 33y 6m 12d (s/o W.& E.)Note: 1996's work had year as 1862.

Burial:

Osborn Corners Cemetery

Richfield

Summit County

Ohio, USA

Plot: Row 3

Maintained by: Laurie H

Originally Created by: Vickie Clark

Record added: Oct 09, 2006

Find A Grave Memorial# 16083858