his is not found in the 1800 tax list

living near his brother, Robert

taxed

ensign in Major Commandant William Whitney's battalion

His father is not found there in the 1790 tax list

living next door to her sons John and Dennis

He still owned the property at 104 N. Howard St. and there is not record of a Green St. lease, so it is not clear why he was enumerated there.

tax list

tax list

was appointed to the Grand Jury

written as James Lomarex

taxed

taxed for 12 acres as a single man

transfers another portion of Howard Street lease to Conrad Sherman

juror

Caleb Hewitt transfers his portion of Howard Street lease to George Peters

taxed

promoted to lieutenant in Brigade General Orange Stoddard's brigade and Lieutenant Colonel Commandant William Whitney's regiment

bought land from Philip and Susanna Pattefield

one of the founding members of 'The First Baptist Society in Great Barrington'

one of the founding members of 'The First Baptist Society in Great Barrington'

taxed

sold land to John Stroman, Esq.

promoted to captain in Brigadier General Orange Stoddard's brigade and William Whitney's regiment

he and his wife transferred the deed of their property on Baltimore Street in Hanover to their brother-in-law Josias Thompson to satisfy a debt of $425 to Hillary Thompson

John Tessier assigned him a portion of a lease on the corner of Morris Street

Turnpike Road

trader, Hooks Town Road

I cannot read how many years he lived there

taxed

witnessed the Smallman deed

along with his wife Ann, deed land to his brother-in-law Josias Thompson to pay off a debt [York County Deeds, Vol. 2 R p 81]

purchased 2 lots of land from the estate of Richard McAllister [York County Deeds Vol. 14 N p 352]

winter of 1805/6

taxed

resigned as Captain from Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Coe's regiment

appointed to appraise the estate of Coss Abraham

Constable

chosen for grand jury

Sarah Sturgis (1748-1812) the widow of Stephen Gorman and the dau of Jeremiah Sturgis

Surrendered lease back to John Tessier (release smaller section at lower cost)

John Tessier assigned him a portion of a lease on the corner of Morris Street. This is the same lease he surrendered the day before, except that it is slightly smaller and much less expensive

Turnpike Road

chosen for grand jury

taxed

chosen for grand jury

another Stanton Fargo died in Montville on May 7, 1806 , age 45yrs, but was buried in a different cemetery than Fanny, so is therefore not her husband

Germany Marriages, 1558-1929 gives Lasel, Prüm, Trier, Rheinland, Germany, but location seems to be incorrect

Hookstown Road

Hookstown Road

taxed

bought 2 calves, 25 geese and 2 wheat vittles at the estate sale of Daniel Call

ran an ad in the Federal Gazette announcing for sale his home and lot at 104 North Howard Street.

transfers remainder of Howard Street lease to Patrick Dinsmore and James Moore

bought a horse at the estate sale of Jacob See

Eli Hewitt assigns him a lease on Turnpike Road

Hookstown Road

Hookstown Road

taxed

bought a hay stack at the estate sale of Thomas Parker

witness in court case

witness in court case

juror in court case

The records narrow her birthdate to between 1801 and 1813, but her husband was born about 1807 and she was probably younger than he.

with wife, 2 sons and 2 daughters, his son Luther Hall lives nearyby

Hooks Town Road

Hooks Town Road

ran an ad in the Federal Gazette announcing the sale a house and lot on Reistertown Road. (Pennsylvania Ave.) This appears to be one of several lots he owned there.

ran an ad in the Federal Gazette again announcing the sale a house and lot on Reistertown Road. (Pennsylvania Ave.) This appears to be one of several lots he owned there.

assignes lease to Francis Gilmyer

chosen for grand jury

bought a cow and calf at the estate sale of Samuel Clay

being a man of bad habits, and having caused some fears, that he might go through his estate, and leave his family in want, executed to Caleb Litton, his brother-in-law, a conveyance of sundry slaves and personal estate, in trust for the exclusive use of his wife and children

chosen for grand jury

as a juror, returned a verdict in court

served in the war of 1812

Unfortunately because of the unreliability of the only source that indicates that he served in the 1812 under Capt. James Morrow, it cannot be ascertained whether it was he or his cousin of the same name who is referenced (i.e. in the same entry, the author states he married Jane Junkin, which his cousin did). There is a record of a Pvt. Arthur McFarland serving under Capt. Samuel Herrod (county unknown) in Sept/Oct 1812 and Aug 1813, and a Sergt. Arthur McFarland serving under Capt. Edmund Wade (county unkown) in Jul/Aug 1813 - note the overlapping dates - and another Sergt. Arthur McFarland from Ross Co. serving under Capt. Luther Shepard in Feb-June, Aug 1814. (Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812, pgs 75, 107, 125)

Capt Abram Staple's Company, Virginia Militia

chosen for grand jury

Elizabeth (1762 - 1852)

chosen for grand jury

put an ad in the paper offering a reward for a runaway slave (boy)

stated as living near St. Mary's College

ran an ad in the American and Commercial Daily Advertiser offering a reward for a runaway slave (he must have been returned, because 6 month later he ran a similar ad stated a different runaway date)

Hookstown Road

Hookstown Road

ran an ad in the American and Commercial Daily Advertiser offering a reward for a runaway slave

bought a fat black steer at the estate sale of Daniel Ayres

bought a bed at the estate sale of Robert Hall

listed as deceased in his father's will

bought 3 old saddles at the estate sale of Samuel Dillon

signed an agreement to sell his land to Thomas Nichols on February 1, 1815, for $1099. He died before the date of sale.

promoted to Ensign in the 18th regiment to replace George Carter. Capt Abram Staples was promoted to Major

Ensign in Brigade General Samuel S. Haight's 1st brigade, and Major Timothy Hurd's 83 regiment

died while on a visit back east

bought 6 large sow and 2 pairs of sheep shears from the estate of Nathan C. Standiford

bought a cart at the estate sale of Jonathan Musick

purchased a meat tub at his brother, William's, account of sales

Reisterstown Road

named in father's will

bough a plough from the estate of Michael Knuson

bought the corn at the estate sale of Adam Woods

Reisterstown Road

had letter(s) to be picked up at the post office

this record could pertain to his son

he was old and infirm, so his children had the land parcelled out into six 50 acres pieces

bought 13 hogs at the estate sale of Charles Yetton

bought a trundle bed at the estate sale of Charles Yetton

juror

his son Robert William Taylor was born

North of Franklin

Laura Stevenson stated he was a twin. His sister's tombstone shows her born on June 5, 1819. Most of the primary sources support this date.

If we consider the date his civil war draft registration was taken (June 1863) instead of the date that was supposed to be used for reference (1 July 1863), it supports a birthdate of June 5, 1819

had letter(s) to be picked up at the post office

this record could pertain to his son

Fanny Carter

juror

Samuel Rice

his widow is found on the Census for Clermont, Ohio

in the household of Samuel Rice

in the household of Samuel Rice

Lieutenant in Lieutenant Abijah Vining's 81st regiment

made agreement to divide up father's lands getting 50+ acres

very old and infirm

he died BEFORE 23 Mar 1821/22, not necessarily in Mar 1821. He is not found in the 1820 census so was probably already deceased.

Penn Ave. northeast side, southeast of Morris St.

gave a deposition for William Dollar

History of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio states she died before 1820

bought six sheep from the estate of Henry Man

Pennsylvania Ave. northeast side, southeast of Morris St.

had letter(s) to be picked up at the post office

paid for 6 days service

had letter(s) to be picked up at the post office

had letter(s) to be picked up at the post office

had letter(s) to be picked up at the post office

bought five sheep from the estate of Charles Soper (his father-in-law Michael Letton also bought property)

sold his inherited land to his uncle Dan Taylor

tax list

advertises his home lot for sale

History of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio states he died before 1820.

buys his son William's lot

bought a sorrel colt from the estate of James Duncan