Alva Judson Fink1,2

M, #7104, b. 19 Mar 1876, d. 21 May 1902
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FatherHarvey Newton Fink b. 6 Feb 1844, d. 26 Mar 1935
MotherElizabeth Ann Propst b. 25 Mar 1848, d. 3 Aug 1934
Birth*19 Mar 1876 Alva was born at Summers Co, WV, on 19 Mar 1876.3,4,5 
 He was the son of Harvey Newton Fink and Elizabeth Ann Propst. 
(Witness) Census3 Jun 1880 Alva Judson Fink appeared on the census of 3 Jun 1880 in the household of Harvey Newton Fink and Elizabeth Ann Propst at Green Sulphur Dist, Summers Co, WV.1 
Marriage*15 Dec 1897 He married Rosa Lee Burdette at Summers Co, WV, on 15 Dec 1897.
A.J. Fink, age 21, single, b. Summers Co, res. Summers Co, par. H.N. & E.A. Fink, farmer; Rosa L. Burdette, age 16, single, b. Summers Co, res. Summers Co, par. Isaac & Martha Burdette; md by G.W. Parker.5 
Employment*Jun 1900 Occupation: farmer in Jun 1900 at Green Sulphur Dist, Summers Co, WV.4 
Num Child*2 Jun 1900 Alva Judson Fink and Rosa Lee Burdette had 2 children, with 2 living at the time of the census in 1900.4 
Census*2 Jun 1900 Alva Judson Fink and Rosa Lee Burdette appeared on the census as head of household at Green Sulphur Dist, Summers Co, WV, on 2 Jun 1900.4 
Death*21 May 1902 Alva died on 21 May 1902 at Sandstone, Summers Co, WV, at age 26.
"Judson Fink died at his home near New Richmond Wednesday morning of pneumonia. He was taken ill on Saturday evening and died four days later. He was 26 years of age, and leaves a wife and three small children in addition to a large number of relatives and friends.
He was a son of Rev. H.N. Fink of that place".6 
Burial*23 May 1902 His body was interred on 23 May 1902 at Sandstone, Summers Co, WV, at Fink Cem.7 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
3 Jun 1880Green Sulphur Dist, Summers Co, WVHarvey Newton Fink, Elizabeth Ann Propst, Sarah Launa Fink, Jacob Ulysses S. Grant Fink, Emma C. Fink, Edna Priscilla Fink, Alva Judson Fink, Norman Everett Fink and Nettie Summers Fink1
2 Jun 1900Green Sulphur Dist, Summers Co, WVAlva Judson Fink, Rosa Lee Burdette, Lena Oma Fink and Pearl Irene Fink4

Family

Rosa Lee Burdette b. 10 Oct 1881, d. 3 May 1924
Marriage*15 Dec 1897 He married Rosa Lee Burdette at Summers Co, WV, on 15 Dec 1897.
A.J. Fink, age 21, single, b. Summers Co, res. Summers Co, par. H.N. & E.A. Fink, farmer; Rosa L. Burdette, age 16, single, b. Summers Co, res. Summers Co, par. Isaac & Martha Burdette; md by G.W. Parker.5 
Children

Citations

  1. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  2. [S2683] WV Death Certificate online at www.wvculture.org,, Pearl Irene Scott.
  3. [S235] Births, Civil Records Ancestry.com. West Virginia, U.S., Births Index, 1804-1938 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
  4. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, 1900 census, online at ancestry.com.
  5. [S2712] WV Marriages Summers Co, WV.
  6. [S237] Obituary, Judson Fink, Hinton (WV) Daily News, Thursday, 22 May 1902.
  7. [S2719] "Local and Personal," Hinton (WV) Daily News, Friday, 23 May 1902.
  8. [S2823] Texas Death Certificate online at ancestry.com,.

Mary Fridley

F, #7131, b. say 1770, d. before Jun 1816
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FatherGeorge Fridley b. 28 Aug 1731, d. 1814
MotherMargaret
Research Note* The Family of Thomas Sickles & Mary Fridley

Mary Fridley was named as a daughter of George Fridley in a deed of George Sickles on 8 June 1816 in which she is named as the deceased heir of an undivided 1/11th of the land of George Fridley, deceased. Her marriage to Thomas Sickles occurred in 1789, when William Kiser, her brother-in-law, acted as bondsman. Her birth year is unknown, but estimated to be around 1770. The family has not been found in the 1810 census and no further information on her husband Thomas Sickles is known.
The 1816 deed noted that Mary left three children, but only 2 of them have been identified to date. A search of the remaining deeds of Rockingham Co did not find one noting the sale of the final 1/3rd portion of the 1/11th portion each was due after their mother's decease, as had been the case with both George and Benjamin. In a deed dated 2 December 1819, George Haga and Peggy his wife sold 114 acres to Abraham Step, "with a reserve of one third part of the eleventh part of sd tracts which said Haga holds no claim to", lying on Mountain Run and part of the original George Fridley lands. This entry may indicate that Thomas and Mary's third child had not yet sold their portion.
Both George and Benjamin Sickles left Rockingham Co for Pickaway Co, OH after the sale of the Rockingham Co land, where their uncle Lewis Fridley had migrated around 1805. They were married there in 1816 and 1819, respectively. 
Birth*say 1770 Mary was born say 1770. 
 She was the daughter of George Fridley and Margaret. 
Marriage*1789 She married Thomas Sickles at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1789.
Thomas Sickles & Mary Fridley; Wm Kiser, bondsman.1 
Death*before Jun 1816 Mary died before Jun 1816.
In an indenture dated 8 June 1816, George Sickles, son of Thomas and Mary Sickles, sold his 1/3rd share of the 1/11th share that his mother Mary was entitled to of her father's 138 acres to George Haga. "Whereas the said Mary Sickel deceased late Mary Fridley as aforesaid departed this life leaving three children of whom the above named George is one) who was entitled to the one undivided 11th part of one hundred and thirty eight acres of land lying and being in the said County of Rockingham on Smiths Creek which the said George Fridley died seized and possessed of and he having died intestate the said land decended unto his children and grandchildren then lving, and by the death of the said Mary Sickel the mother of the said George all her right and title of and in the said land decended to her three children aforesaid, each of whom is entitled to one third part of the said undivided one eleventh part".2 

Family

Thomas Sickles
Children

Citations

  1. [S162] Jr., comp John Vogt and T. William Kethley., Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850 (Athens, GA: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984), p. 202.
  2. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Deed Book 3, 1815-1818, Rockingham County, Virginia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKV-R9QL, accessed February 2025.

Catherine 'Caty' Fridley

F, #7132, b. circa 1782
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FatherGeorge Fridley b. 28 Aug 1731, d. 1814
MotherMargaret
Research Note* The Family of Adam Losh and Catherine Fridley

The family of Adam Losh and Catherine 'Caty' Fridley is not documented, but census, land, and court records provide strong clues to the identities of their children. Adam and Catherine were married in 1806 in Rockingham Co, with consent provided by Catherine's father George Fridley, Sr, and with witnesses John Fridley and George Fridley Jr, her brothers. The family was in Rockingham Co. for the 1810 census, when the household contained 3 males below the age of 10 along with Adam and Catherine. Only 2 of those males have been tentatively identified.
The personal property tax list of Rockingham Co. listed Adam Losh through 1818, after which he disappears. It is not known where the family went as no census record of them has been found for 1820.
By 1830, the family is living in Knox Co, OH with 2 adults (Adam and Catherine) along with 2 younger males and 4 younger females, but Adam and Catherine were not found in the 1840 census. Both can be found in the 1850 and 1860 censuses.
Adam likely died in 1863: In November 1862, he and Catherine were noted as living, but in an December 1863 deed, the house was noted as being where "Adam Losh formerly resided." Given his age, this does not likely refer to a move. It is not known when Catherine died or if she were living by the time of the December 1863 deed, but she likely died around the same time.
The identification of Adam and Catherine's children relies strongly on a Knox Co, OH court record from 1835. In this record (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C3QF-Q3NG Common Pleas Court case file, Knox Co, OH Court records 1834-1837), Adam Hart sued Adam Losh (Jr) over a $35 debt. For the trial, Adam Losh subpoenaed, among others, Thomas Losh, Eli Losh, Druscilla Losh, Delila Losh, and Eliza Ann Losh. Adam lost the trial and was ordered to pay $2.70 plus court costs, but his list of witnesses provides proof of a relationship with the named Loshes, and it is assumed here that they are all his siblings. Further research into each provides dates and birthplaces (VA) consistent with earlier censuses records; only in the case of Eli Losh does there appear to be a conflict with his birthyear and the age categories in the 1830 census.
Questions remain on the identity of Angeline Losh, who was enumerated in the 1850 census with Adam and Catherine, age 22, b. OH. Some online trees assume she is a daughter, though there is no female in the appropriate age category in the 1830 census. A note on FamilySearch by made by Stephen W. Sorenson, a descendant of Angeline's noted: "Family tradition says that Angeline is the source of our Indian ancestry. The story goes that she, as a baby, was a lone survivor of an Indian massacre where her entire family were killed. The Losh family found the baby and adopted her after their family had grown. As you can see from the her picture shows that she is dark complected. if you look at the picture of her daughter, Emeranda, my great grandmother, she looks very much like an American Indian with high cheek bones. The child was given an adopted name of Angeline Losh, that is shown on her marriage record and 1850 census record." (https://www.familysearch.org/en/tree/person/memories/GD56-DLJ) It is assumed here that Angeline was not a child of Adam and Catherine's. In 1853 in Knox Co, OH, she married Andrew Fansler, who is a Losh descendant from an uncle of Adam Losh.
Another person often appearing in online trees as a child, but without documentation, is Joseph Zephaniah Losh (1822-1896), whose census records shows his birth in OH, and who married Jinetta Jane Kyle in 1845 in Hancock Co, OH, about 100 miles NW of Knox Co, OH. No records tie Joseph to the Knox Co, OH Losh family. By 1850, Joseph was living in Pioneer Twp, Cedar Co, IA, having arrived c 1846 since his daughter Cynthia A. was born in IA in 1846. In 1860, Joseph had relocated to Macedonia Twp, Pottawattamie Co, IA, on the western border across from Omaha, NE, where he worked as a miller. He remained there for the rest of his life and is buried at Carson, Pottawattamie Co, IA. In the 1880 census, however, Joseph noted that his father was born in Virginia and his mother in West Virginia. This suggests he could be a descendant of one of the Rockingham Co, VA Loshes who moved west into West Virginia (Tucker Co) before moving on to Ohio.
Interestingly, in 1870 both Eli Losh and Angeline Losh Fansler were living in adjacent properties in Center Twp, Pottawattamie Co, IA, northeast of Macedonia Twp. Angeline was already widowed in 1870, and the birthplace of her son William, age 16, in OH and daughter Esmeranda, age 13, in IA suggests she had arrived in Iowa between 1854 and 1857. Eli Losh and wife Nancy have not been found in the 1860 census (but were likely in Knox Co, OH where they are recorded in land transactions), but in 1870 they were living alone in Pottawattamie Co, IA, with Eli noted as being blind. They lived in Center Twp in 1880, with Eli listing his father as being born in PA and mother in VA. In 1885, both were living in the country poor farm in Garner Twp outside Council Bluffs. No further record of them has been found.
Though the geographical proximity of Eli and Angeline to Joseph could indicate a family relationship, other evidence suggests that he is not a son of Adam and Catherine and may well be a cousin. 
Birth*circa 1782 Catherine was born at VA circa 1782.
1850 census age 68; 1860 census age 75.1 
 She was the daughter of George Fridley and Margaret. 
Marriage*16 Sep 1806 She married Adam Losh at Rockingham Co, VA, on 16 Sep 1806. Consent by father, George Fridley, Sr; consent witnesses: John Fridley and George Fridley Jr. 
Census*1810 Catherine 'Caty' Fridley and Adam Losh appeared on the census as head of household at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1810.
3m <10; 1m 26-45; 1f 16-26; 5 total persons. Catherine assumed to be oldest female.1 
Deed*11 Nov 1815 They sold property at Rockingham Co, VA, on 11 Nov 1815.
Sale of the undivided share of 138 acres on Smiths Creek left by father George Fridley to George Haga.2,3 
Census1830 Catherine 'Caty' Fridley and Adam Losh appeared on the census as head of household at Pike Twp, Knox Co, OH, in 1830.
1m 5-10; 1m 20-30; 1m 40-50; 1f 5-10; 2f 10-15; 1f 15-20; 1f 40-50; 8 total persons. Catherine assumed to be oldest female.1 
Deed20 May 1841 They sold property at Knox Co, OH, on 20 May 1841.
Adam Losh and wife Catherine sold 15.73 acres to Samuel B. Dening, in twp 9, range 12, section 4.4 
Deed12 Oct 1846 They sold property at Pike Twp, Knox Co, OH, on 12 Oct 1846.
Adam and Catherine sold 17 acres in Range 12, Twp 9 to George Tester.5 
Census*17 Aug 1850 Catherine 'Caty' Fridley and Adam Losh appeared on the census as head of household at Pike Twp, Knox Co, OH, on 17 Aug 1850. Also enumerated in this household was Angeline Losh, age 22, b. OH.1 
Deed*27 Jan 1860 They sold property at Knox Co, OH, on 27 Jan 1860. Adam and Catharine sold 40 acres of his land to Thomas J. Losh, for $300.6 
Census21 Jun 1860 Catherine 'Caty' Fridley and Adam Losh appeared on the census as head of household at Pike Twp, Knox Co, OH, on 21 Jun 1860.1 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
1810Rockingham Co, VACatherine 'Caty' Fridley and Adam Losh1
1830Pike Twp, Knox Co, OHAdam Losh and Catherine 'Caty' Fridley1
17 Aug 1850Pike Twp, Knox Co, OHAdam Losh, Catherine 'Caty' Fridley and Thomas J. Losh1
21 Jun 1860Pike Twp, Knox Co, OHAdam Losh, Catherine 'Caty' Fridley and Thomas J. Losh1

Family

Adam Losh b. circa 1778, d. circa 1863
Marriage*16 Sep 1806 She married Adam Losh at Rockingham Co, VA, on 16 Sep 1806. Consent by father, George Fridley, Sr; consent witnesses: John Fridley and George Fridley Jr. 
Children

Citations

  1. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  2. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 3, 1815-1818, Rockingham County, Virgnia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKV-R97S, accessed February 2025.
  3. [S224] Fridley to Haga, Sale of Land, Deed Book 0: 405-406. Rockingham Co, VA Courthouse,.
  4. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Knox Co, OH Deeds 1843-1845, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSTC-XWLX, accessed April 2025.
  5. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Knox Co, OH Deeds 1846-1848, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLX-PBQH, accessed April 2025.
  6. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records "Knox, Ohio, United States records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/… : Jan 8, 2025), image 132 of 652; .
  7. [S2886] Court Orders, Civil Records Pleas Court Case file, Knox Co, OH Court Records, 1834-1837, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C3QF-Q3NG, accessed April 2025.
  8. [S230] Marriages, Civil Records "Knox, Ohio, United States records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939K-BVS2-NX : Jan 8, 2025), image 3157 of 5979; Ohio. Probate Court (Knox County).

Margaret Fridley

F, #7133, b. say 1772, d. circa 1830
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FatherGeorge Fridley b. 28 Aug 1731, d. 1814
MotherMargaret
Research Note* The Family of George Haga and Margaret Fridley

In the marriage record of Margaret Fridley to George Haga, consent was given by George Fridley, with bondsman, George Fridley, Jr, her brother. George and Margaret's family is partially documented: daughter Margaret was named as daughter of George at her marriage to Lewis Garner, and son Silas was named as son of George and Margaret in his death record in 1856. Margaret, Catherine and Mary all are ancestors of DNA matches of 3rd-great grandchildren. David, John, and Silas are consistently listed on the personal property tax lists on the same day as George Haga, while John Haga was named as living on a tract of land George owned that he sold in 1832. Hannah is otherwise undocumented, but was found living next to Cynthia and John in the 1850 census.
Most of the Hagas remained in Rockingham Co, but son David moved to Washington Co, TN between 1850 and 1860, and Mary Haga Stepp later moved to Washington Co, TN to be with her children after her husband died in 1855. Hannah Haga Frazier moved to Greene Co, TN, neighboring Washington Co, also before 1860. Daughter Cynthia Haga Fawcett, who was widowed in 1837, left Rockingham Co with her daughter Cynthia for Montgomery Co, MD, between 1860 and 1870.
It is inferred that Margaret Fridley died in 1830, as she appeared as grantor with husband George in a deed dated 25 December 1829, but no female of her age range appeared in the household of George Haga in the 1830 census. George lived another decade: he appeared in the personal property tax list of 14 April 1840, but did not appear (nor was there a male listed of his age range in the households of his children) in the 1840 census, typically enumerated after June, thus suggesting that George had died. 
Birth*say 1772 Margaret was born at VA say 1772. 
 She was the daughter of George Fridley and Margaret. 
Marriage*10 Mar 1792 She married George Haga at Rockingham Co, VA, on 10 Mar 1792.
George Hagey & Margaret Fridley; bondsman Daniel Helfrage; consent George Fridley; witness George Fridley, Jr & Anthony Syekis (Syckles, Sickles?); md by John Urdahl.1,2 
Census*1810 Margaret Fridley and George Haga appeared on the census as head of household at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1810.
2m <10; 1m 10-15; 1m 26-45; 3f <10; 1f 16-25; 1f 26-45; 9 total persons. Margaret assumed to be oldest female.3 
Deed*2 Apr 1829 They sold property at Rockingham Co, VA, on 2 Apr 1829.
George and Margaret sold 120 acres, located on the main road from Keezletown to New Market to John Dorsey for $900.4 
Deed25 Dec 1829 They sold property at Rockingham Co, VA, on 25 Dec 1829.
In an undated (no day or month shown) deed in 1829, recorded on 25 December 1829, George Haga and Peggy his wife sold land on Smiths Creek to Henry Armentrout.5 
Death*circa 1830 Margaret died circa 1830.
No female of Margaret's age was enumerated with George Haga in the 1830 census. It is assumed that Margaret had died before the enumeration.3 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
1810Rockingham Co, VAGeorge Haga and Margaret Fridley3

Family

George Haga b. say 1770, d. 1840
Marriage*10 Mar 1792 She married George Haga at Rockingham Co, VA, on 10 Mar 1792.
George Hagey & Margaret Fridley; bondsman Daniel Helfrage; consent George Fridley; witness George Fridley, Jr & Anthony Syekis (Syckles, Sickles?); md by John Urdahl.1,2 
Children

Citations

  1. [S230] Marriages, Civil Records Old Tenth Legion marriages : marriages in Rockingham County, Virginia, from 1778-1816, taken from the marriage bonds: compiled by Harry Miller Strickler, 1928, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  2. [S162] Jr., comp John Vogt and T. William Kethley., Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850 (Athens, GA: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984), p. 105.
  3. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  4. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 8, 1827-1829, Rockingham County, Virginia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  5. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 7, 1829-1830, Rockingham County, Virginia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  6. [S2752] Ancestry.com., Military Records (ancestry.com), War of 1812 Pension Files, 1812-1815, application of widow Margaret Haga Garner 1872, online at https://www.fold3.com/image/313121894/…, accessed March 2025.
  7. [S230] Marriages, Civil Records Ancestry.com. Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages, 1785-1940 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2014.

Sarah Fridley

F, #7134, b. say 1773
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FatherGeorge Fridley b. 28 Aug 1731, d. 1814
MotherMargaret
Birth*say 1773 Sarah was born at VA say 1773.
1880 census entry for son George listed birthplace as VA.1 
 She was the daughter of George Fridley and Margaret. 
Marriage*1793 She married Henry Mognett at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1793.
Bondsman: George Haggay. Consent: George and Margaret Fridley. Witness: Thomas and Mary Syckells.2 
Census*6 Aug 1810 Sarah Fridley and Henry Mognett appeared on the census as head of household at Monroe Co, VA, on 6 Aug 1810.
1m <10; 1m 10-15; 1m 26-45; 1f <10; 1f 10-15; 1f 16-26; 1f 26-45; 7 total persons. Sarah assumed to be oldest female.1 
Deed*17 Dec 1816 They sold property at Monroe Co, VA, on 17 Dec 1816.
Henry and Sally sold Sally's 1/11th undivided share of the 138 acres she inherited from her father George Fridley, deceased to George Haga.3 
Census*7 Aug 1820 Sarah Fridley and Henry Mognett appeared on the census as head of household at Giles Co, VA, on 7 Aug 1820.
1m 16-25; 1m >45; 2f < 10; 1f 10-15; 1f 16-25; 1f >45; 1 in agriculture; 7 persons total. Sarah assumed to be oldest female.1 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
6 Aug 1810Monroe Co, VAHenry Mognett and Sarah Fridley1
7 Aug 1820Giles Co, VAHenry Mognett and Sarah Fridley1

Family

Henry Mognett b. say 1770, d. circa 1822
Children

Citations

  1. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  2. [S162] Jr., comp John Vogt and T. William Kethley., Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850 (Athens, GA: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984),.
  3. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 3, 1815-1818, Rockingham County, Virgnia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSYX-KL3Y, accessed February 2025.

Charity Fridley

F, #7135, b. say 1768, d. before 1820
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FatherGeorge Fridley b. 28 Aug 1731, d. 1814
MotherMargaret
Research Note* The Family of William Kiser & Charity Fridley

Charity Fridley is named as the daughter of George Fridley in her marriage bond in Rockingham Co. in 1786 for her marriage to William Kiser, son of Henry Kiser. Henry Kiser was a close neighbor of George Fridley based on the unsorted personal property tax lists for Rockingham Co that lists them on the same date. William appears in the 1787 tax list in the same militia company as Henry Kiser and Isaac Kiser (brother).
In 1806, William Kiser and wife Charity (and his siblings and wives) are listed as grantors in a deed selling William's share of the property of Henry Kiser as "heirs and representatives of Henry Kiser deceased."
By 1810, the family had relocated to Botetourt Co, where they are found in the 1810 census with one inferred son (Isaac) and one inferred daughter (Margaret). Daughter Hannah had already married in 1808 in Botetourt Co, so William and Charity may have relocated there after the sale of their share of Henry Kiser's land in 1806.
William and Charity were still living in Botetourt Co in 1816 when they sold their undivided 1/11th share of George's land in Rockingham Co to George Haga (Charity's brother-in-law). This sale may mark the time at which William and Charity left Botetourt Co for Ross Co, OH, as their daughter Margaret was married in Ross Co. in 1818 to James Wakeman. By 1820, only William was listed in the 1820 Ross Co, OH census with no other persons in the household, suggesting that Charity had died by then.
The only evidence of William and Charity's children is found in the will of William Kiser written 22 May 1824 in Ross Co, OH, in which he leaves his estate to his "wife Elizabeth," son Isaac, daughter Hannah Bean "late Hannah Kiser", and the heirs of Margaret Wakeman, "late Margaret Kiser". Hannah's marriage bond in Botetourt Co, VA in 1808 listed her as "Hannah Kayser, daughter of William Kayser," proving that William Kiser in Ross Co, OH is the same as the William Kiser found in Rockingham and Botetourt Cos. Hannah's family largely stayed in Botetourt Co, while Isaac relocated to Ross Co. along with his parents (or William and Charity went with Isaac). It is currently unknown if daughter Margaret Kiser Wakeman had children before her death before 1824.
Some online genealogies lists this William Kiser as "William Taylor Kiser" and his wife (and mother of children) as Elizabeth Motter (or Hannah Elizabeth Motter). This may have been an attempt to identify the Elizabeth named in William Kiser's will. However, William Taylor Kiser was born much later (1846) and died in 1914, in Miami Co, OH, about 100 miles northwest of Ross Co, and was not married until after 1870. He was the son of Amos and Rosalia Kiser (b. OH) and grandson of John Kiser, b. 1778 in VA.
William Kiser's wife Elizabeth was named administrator of his estate. Among the probate papers for Willam Kiser in Ross Co, one item noted "as the decedent died without issue by said Elizabeth, all the personal property was set apart to the widow less than 200$ worth" (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/8801/records/1099511624653), proving that Elizabeth was a second wife of William's after the death of Charity. Elizabeth remarried to Samuel Malone on 1 March 1825 in Ross Co., OH. 
Birth*say 1768 Charity was born say 1768. 
 She was the daughter of George Fridley and Margaret. 
Marriage*25 Sep 1786 She married William Kiser at Rockingham Co, VA, on 25 Sep 1786. Bondsman: George Fridley, Charity daughter of George.1 
Deed*28 Jan 1806 They sold property at Rockingham Co, VA, on 28 Jan 1806.
Deed of sale of land of Henry Kiser, deceased, by Isaac Kiser & Mary his wfie; Andrew Woolf & Hannah his wife; Nancy Armentrout; William Kiser & Charity his wife; Abraham Kiser & Catharine his wife; Henry Kiser & Sarah his wife; John Sailer & Elizabeth his wife; and Margarett Kiser "heirs and representatives of Henry Kiser deceased, all of the county of Rockingham" to Abraham Layman.2 
Census*6 Aug 1810 Charity Fridley was listed as a resident in the census report at Botetourt Co, VA, on 6 Aug 1810. Assumed to be the female age 26-44.3 
Deed11 Jan 1816 They sold property at Botetourt Co, VA, on 11 Jan 1816.
"This indenture made the 11th day of January 1816 Between William Kyser and Charity his wife late Charity Fridley of the County of Botetourt and State of Virginia of the one part and George Haga of the County of Rockingham and State aforesaid of the other part"
The deed granted George Haga the undivided 1/11th share of the land "lying and being in said county on Smith Creek one hundred acres part thereof was conveyed unto George Fridley (father of the said Charity) by John Armentrout and wife by Deed of Bargain & Sale bearing date the 23rd day of April 1779 and 38 acres the balance was first granted unto the said George Fridley deceased by Pattent bearing date the 24th day of March 1796 and the said George Fridley having died intestate the said land decended unto his Eleven children equally...".4 
Death*before 1820 Charity died before 1820. Charity probably died in Ross Co, OH before the 1820 census, in which her husband William was listed alone with only 1 person in the household.3 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
6 Aug 1810Botetourt Co, VACharity Fridley3

Family

William Kiser d. Aug 1824
Marriage*25 Sep 1786 She married William Kiser at Rockingham Co, VA, on 25 Sep 1786. Bondsman: George Fridley, Charity daughter of George.1 
Children

Citations

  1. [S162] Jr., comp John Vogt and T. William Kethley., Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850 (Athens, GA: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984),.
  2. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 1, 1805-1811, Rockingham County, Virginia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed February 2025.
  3. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  4. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 4, 1815-1817, Rockingham County, Virgnia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed February 2025.
  5. [S234] Wills, Civil Records Ancestry.com. Ohio, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1786-1998 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.

Barbara Fridley

F, #7136, b. circa 1784
Family Explorer
FatherGeorge Fridley b. 28 Aug 1731, d. 1814
MotherMargaret
Research Note* For a discussion of the possible family of David Bolton and Barbara Fridley, see the research note on David Bolton's page. 
Birth*circa 1784 Barbara was born at VA circa 1784. 
 She was the daughter of George Fridley and Margaret. 
Marriage*1800 She married David Bolton at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1800.
Consent of Jonathan Bolton and George Fridley (Ger.) Married by John Brown.1,2 
Census*6 Aug 1810 Barbara Fridley was listed as a resident in the census report at Rockingham Co, VA, on 6 Aug 1810. Assumed to be the oldest female, age 26-45.3 
Deed*11 Nov 1815 They sold property at Rockingham Co, VA, on 11 Nov 1815.
Sale of the undivided share of 138 acres on Smiths Creek left by father George Fridley to George Haga.4 
Census7 Aug 1820 Barbara Fridley was listed as a resident in the census report at Rockingham Co, VA, on 7 Aug 1820. Assumed to be the oldest female, age 26-45.3 
Census1830 Barbara Fridley was listed as a resident in the census report at Monroe Twp, Richland Co, OH, in 1830. Assumed to be the female age 40-50.3 
Census1840 Barbara Fridley was listed as a resident in the census report at Green Twp, Richland Co, OH, in 1840. Assumed to be the female age 50-60.3 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
6 Aug 1810Rockingham Co, VABarbara Fridley3
7 Aug 1820Rockingham Co, VABarbara Fridley3
1830Monroe Twp, Richland Co, OHBarbara Fridley3
1840Green Twp, Richland Co, OHBarbara Fridley3

Family

David Bolton b. circa 1774, d. before Dec 1856
Marriage*1800 She married David Bolton at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1800.
Consent of Jonathan Bolton and George Fridley (Ger.) Married by John Brown.1,2 
Children

Citations

  1. [S162] Jr., comp John Vogt and T. William Kethley., Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850 (Athens, GA: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984),.
  2. [S224] Fridley to Haga, Sale of Land, Deed Book 0: 405-406. Rockingham Co, VA Courthouse,.
  3. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  4. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 3, 1815-1818, Rockingham County, Virgnia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKV-R97S, accessed February 2025.
  5. [S231] A.J. Yeck, Warrensburg, MO, 15 Aug 1979.
  6. [S230] Marriages, Civil Records Ancestry.com. Indiana, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1802-1892 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
  7. [S230] Marriages, Civil Records Richland. Marriage Records 1834–1840, 1846–1852, 1852–1954, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939K-PMS3-1L, accessed February 2025.
  8. [S230] Marriages, Civil Records Ancestry.com. Indiana, U.S., Marriages, 1810-2001 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.

Isaac Fridley

M, #7137, b. circa 1790, d. 30 Jun 1860
Family Explorer
FatherGeorge Fridley b. 28 Aug 1731, d. 1814
MotherMargaret
Birth*circa 1790 Isaac was born at VA circa 1790.
1850 census age 60; 1860 death age 70.1 
 He was the son of George Fridley and Margaret. 
Marriage*30 May 1809 He married Elizabeth 'Betsy' Sellers at Rockingham Co, VA, on 30 May 1809. Bondsman Henry Miller..2,3 
Census*1810 Isaac Fridley appeared on the census as head of household at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1810.
1m 0-10; 1m 16-26; 1f 16-26; 3 total persons.1 
Deed*11 Nov 1815 He sold property at Rockingham Co, VA, on 11 Nov 1815.
Sale of the undivided share of 138 acres on Smiths Creek left by father George Fridley to George Haga. This may mark the time that Isaac moved his family to Ohio, perhaps to Pickaway Co., OH where his brother Lewis had been living since before 1810. Isaac and family returned to Rockingham Co. by 1820.4,2 
Census7 Aug 1820 He and Elizabeth 'Betsy' Sellers appeared on the census as head of household at Rockingham Co, VA, on 7 Aug 1820.
3m <10; 1m 10-15; 1m 26-45; 3f <10; 1f 26-45; 9 total persons; Elizabeth assumed to be oldest female.1 
Tax roll*4 Mar 1821 Isaac registered to pay taxes at Rockingham Co, VA, on 4 Mar 1821. 2 horses.5 
Census1830 He appeared on the census as head of household at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1830.1 
(Witness) Census1840 He appeared on the census of 1840 in the household of Charles Fridley at Rockingham Co, VA.1 
Employment*Aug 1850 Occupation: cooper in Aug 1850 at Rockingham Co, VA.1 
Census30 Aug 1850 Isaac Fridley appeared on the census as head of household at District 56, Rockingham Co, VA, on 30 Aug 1850.1 
Death*30 Jun 1860 Isaac died on 30 Jun 1860 at Rockingham Co, VA.
Isaac Fridley, d. 30 June 1860, of pneumonia, age 70, par. George & Margaret, b. Fridley's Run.6 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
1810Rockingham Co, VAIsaac Fridley1
7 Aug 1820Rockingham Co, VAIsaac Fridley and Elizabeth 'Betsy' Sellers1
1830Rockingham Co, VAIsaac Fridley1
1840Rockingham Co, VACharles Fridley and Isaac Fridley1
30 Aug 1850District 56, Rockingham Co, VAIsaac Fridley, George Fridley and Caroline J. Shoemaker1

Family

Elizabeth 'Betsy' Sellers b. circa 1788, d. before 1840
Marriage*30 May 1809 He married Elizabeth 'Betsy' Sellers at Rockingham Co, VA, on 30 May 1809. Bondsman Henry Miller..2,3 
Children

Citations

  1. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  2. [S224] Fridley to Haga, Sale of Land, Deed Book 0: 405-406. Rockingham Co, VA Courthouse,.
  3. [S162] Jr., comp John Vogt and T. William Kethley., Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850 (Athens, GA: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984),.
  4. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 3, 1815-1818, Rockingham County, Virgnia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKV-R97S, accessed February 2025.
  5. [S1430] Tax List, "Rockingham, Virginia, United States records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C37H-W68Q : Jan 5, 2025), image 386 of 764;.
  6. [S229] Deaths, Civil Records Ancestry.com. Rockingham County, Virginia, Death Index, 1853-1861 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
  7. [S237] Obituary, Margaret Flick, Harrisonburg (VA) Rockingham Register, Friday, 5 January 1906, p. 1.
  8. [S2674] Compiled online genealogy Sellers-L Archive, online at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/SELLERS/2004-07/…, accessed Dec 2007.

Henry Mognett

M, #7139, b. say 1770, d. circa 1822
Family Explorer
Birth*say 1770 Henry was born at PA say 1770.
The 1880 census entry for son George listed father's birthplace as PA.1 
Marriage*1793 He married Sarah Fridley at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1793.
Bondsman: George Haggay. Consent: George and Margaret Fridley. Witness: Thomas and Mary Syckells.2 
Tax roll1799 Henry registered to pay taxes at Monroe Co, VA, in 1799.
Henry Mognett was listed owning 2 tracts of land in 1799, the year Monroe Co. was formed from Greenbrier Co. One tract held 110 acres and the second 105 acres.3 
Census6 Aug 1810 He and Sarah Fridley appeared on the census as head of household at Monroe Co, VA, on 6 Aug 1810.
1m <10; 1m 10-15; 1m 26-45; 1f <10; 1f 10-15; 1f 16-26; 1f 26-45; 7 total persons. Sarah assumed to be oldest female.1 
Deed*17 Dec 1816 They sold property at Monroe Co, VA, on 17 Dec 1816.
Henry and Sally sold Sally's 1/11th undivided share of the 138 acres she inherited from her father George Fridley, deceased to George Haga.4 
Tax roll*3 Mar 1818 Henry registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, on 3 Mar 1818.
2 tithables, 2 horses.5 
Tax roll10 Feb 1819 Henry registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, on 10 Feb 1819.
2 tithables, 1 horse.6 
Tax roll11 Mar 1820 Henry registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, on 11 Mar 1820.
1 tithable, 1 horse.7 
Census*7 Aug 1820 He and Sarah Fridley appeared on the census as head of household at Giles Co, VA, on 7 Aug 1820.
1m 16-25; 1m >45; 2f < 10; 1f 10-15; 1f 16-25; 1f >45; 1 in agriculture; 7 persons total. Sarah assumed to be oldest female.1 
Tax roll1821 Henry registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, in 1821.
1 tithable, 0 horses.8 
Tax roll1822 Henry registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, in 1822.
1 tithable, 1 horse ("Sr").9 
Death*circa 1822 Henry died circa 1822.
Henry was listed on the Monroe Co, VA personal property tax list through 1817, then the Giles Co, VA tax list through 1822. No further record of him has been found.10 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
6 Aug 1810Monroe Co, VAHenry Mognett and Sarah Fridley1
7 Aug 1820Giles Co, VAHenry Mognett and Sarah Fridley1

Family

Sarah Fridley b. say 1773
Marriage*1793 He married Sarah Fridley at Rockingham Co, VA, in 1793.
Bondsman: George Haggay. Consent: George and Margaret Fridley. Witness: Thomas and Mary Syckells.2 
Children

Citations

  1. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  2. [S162] Jr., comp John Vogt and T. William Kethley., Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850 (Athens, GA: Iberian Publishing Co., 1984),.
  3. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Monroe Co, WV Land Records 1799-1816, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSG6-N4L5, accessed April 2025.
  4. [S2872] Land Records, Civil Records Burnt Deed Book 3, 1815-1818, Rockingham County, Virgnia, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSYX-KL3Y, accessed February 2025.
  5. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1818, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  6. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1819, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  7. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1820, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  8. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1821, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  9. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1822, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  10. [S1430] Tax List, Monroe Co, WV Personal Property Tax, online at https://www.familysearch.org

Henry Mognett1

M, #7140, d. circa 1831
Family Explorer
FatherHenry Mognett b. say 1770, d. circa 1822
MotherSarah Fridley b. say 1773
Research Note* PARENTAGE UNCERTAIN. 
 Henry Mognett was the son of Henry Mognett and Sarah Fridley. 
Tax roll1821 Henry Mognett was tax roll in 1821 at Giles Co, VA.2 
Tax roll*1822 Henry registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, in 1822.
1 tithable, 1 horse.3 
Marriage*9 May 1822 He married Elizabeth Ensminger at Monroe Co, VA, on 9 May 1822.
Md by Jas Christy; bond on 8 May 1822, bondsmen Henry Mognet and William Showan; Henry signed as "Moggnett".1 
Census*1830 Henry Mognett appeared on the census as head of household at Monroe Co, VA, in 1830.
2m 5-10, 1m 30-40; 3f 5-10, 1f 20-30.4 
Death*circa 1831 Henry died circa 1831.
Henry was recorded in the personal property tax lists from 1825-1830 in Monroe Co, VA, but disappeared from the lists subsequently. Since wife Elizabeth remarried in Ross Co, OH in 1833, it is assumed Henry died around 1831.5 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
1830Monroe Co, VAHenry Mognett4

Family

Elizabeth Ensminger b. circa 1805, d. 2 Jun 1899
Marriage*9 May 1822 He married Elizabeth Ensminger at Monroe Co, VA, on 9 May 1822.
Md by Jas Christy; bond on 8 May 1822, bondsmen Henry Mognet and William Showan; Henry signed as "Moggnett".1 
Children

Citations

  1. [S2712] WV Marriages Monroe Co, WV.
  2. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1821, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  3. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1822, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  4. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  5. [S1430] Tax List, Monroe Co, WV Personal Property Tax, online at https://www.familysearch.org
  6. [S230] Marriages, Civil Records Ancestry.com. Ohio, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1774-1993 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2016.

George Mognett1

M, #7141, b. 9 Sep 1799, d. 4 Sep 1881
Family Explorer
FatherHenry Mognett b. say 1770, d. circa 1822
MotherSarah Fridley b. say 1773
Birth*9 Sep 1799 George was born at Greenbrier Co, VA, on 9 Sep 1799.2 
 He was the son of Henry Mognett and Sarah Fridley. 
Tax roll1821 George registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, in 1821.
1 tithable, 0 horses.3 
Tax roll*1822 George registered to pay taxes at Giles Co, VA, in 1822.
1 tithable, 0 horses.4 
Marr. Bond*30 Aug 1822 He signed a marriage bond on 30 Aug 1822 at Monroe Co, VA. Bondsmen George Mognet and Henry Ballenger [Ballengee].1 
Marriage*Aug 1822 He married Frances Farley at Monroe Co, VA, in Aug 1822.1 
Census*1830 George Mognett appeared on the census as head of household at Walnut Twp, Gallia Co, OH, in 1830.
1 m 20-30; 2 f 0-5, 2 f 5-10, 1 f 20-30.5 
Deed*1 May 1833 He bought property at Boone Co, IN, on 1 May 1833. 99 52/100 acres; 2nd PM, 19N, 1W, section 23.6 
Deed1 Jan 1835 He bought property at Boone Co, IN, on 1 Jan 1835. 160 acres; 2nd PM, 20N, 1E, section 29 and 40 acres; 2nd PM, 20N, 1E, section 29.6 
Deed20 Mar 1837 He bought property at Boone Co, IN, on 20 Mar 1837. 80 acres; 2nd PM, 20N, 1E, section 30, and 80 acres; 2nd PM, 20N, 1E, section 29.6 
Deed10 Sep 1838 He bought property at Boone Co, IN, on 10 Sep 1838. 80 acres; 2nd PM, 20N, 1E, section 21, and 80 acres; 2nd PM, 20N, 1E, section 28, and 80 acres; 2nd PM, 20N, 1E, section 28.6 
Census1840 He appeared on the census as head of household at Warrensburg Twp, Johnson Co, MO, in 1840. 1 m 0-5, 1 m 40-50; 1 f 0-5, 1 f 5-10, 2 f 10-15, 2 f 15-20, 1 f 30-40.5 
Deed1 May 1843 He bought property at Caldwell Co, MO, on 1 May 1843. 80 acres; 5th PM, 57N, 29W, section 36, and 36 73/100 acres; 5th PM, 56N, 29W, section 1, and 54 20/100 acres; 5th PM, 57N, 28W, section 31, and 76 45/100 acres; 5th PM, 56N, 28W, section 6.6 
Deed1 Jun 1850 He bought property at Caldwell Co, MO, on 1 Jun 1850. 40 acres; 5th PM, 57N, 29W, section 36.6 
Employment*Sep 1850 Occupation: farmer in Sep 1850 at District 11, Caldwell Co, MO.5 
Census*26 Sep 1850 He and Frances Farley appeared on the census as head of household at District 11, Caldwell Co, MO, on 26 Sep 1850.5 
Move*from Apr 1852 to Nov 1852 They moved to OR from Apr 1852 to Nov 1852.7,8 
Marriage*29 Dec 1855 George Mognett married Lydia Ann Taylor on 29 Dec 1855 at Clackamas Co, OR.9 
EmploymentJul 1860 Occupation: farmer in Jul 1860 at Youngs Pct, Clackamas Co, OR.5 
Census*14 Jul 1860 George Mognett and Lydia Ann Taylor appeared on the census as head of household at Youngs Pct, Clackamas Co, OR, on 14 Jul 1860.5 
EmploymentJul 1870 Occupation: farmer in Jul 1870 at Youngs Pct, Clackamas Co, OR.5 
Census21 Jul 1870 George Mognett and Lydia Ann Taylor appeared on the census as head of household at Youngs Pct, Clackamas Co, OR, on 21 Jul 1870.5 
EmploymentJun 1880 Occupation: farmer in Jun 1880 at Eagle Creek, Clackamas Co, OR.5 
Census4 Jun 1880 George Mognett and Lydia Ann Taylor appeared on the census as head of household at Eagle Creek, Clackamas Co, OR, on 4 Jun 1880.5 
Death*4 Sep 1881 George Mognett died on 4 Sep 1881 at age 81..2 
Burial* He was buried at Gibson Cem, Eagle Creek, Clackamas Co, OR.2 

Census Records Summary

Enumeration DateCensus LocationHousehold Members
1830Walnut Twp, Gallia Co, OHGeorge Mognett5
1840Warrensburg Twp, Johnson Co, MOGeorge Mognett5
26 Sep 1850District 11, Caldwell Co, MOGeorge Mognett, Frances Farley, Wilmoth Mognett, Julia Mognett, Jackson Mognett, Eliza Mognett and Francis Marion Mognett5
14 Jul 1860Youngs Pct, Clackamas Co, ORGeorge Mognett, Lydia Ann Taylor, Jackson Mognett, Francis Marion Mognett, Lucinda Howlett and John Howlett5
21 Jul 1870Youngs Pct, Clackamas Co, ORGeorge Mognett and Lydia Ann Taylor5
4 Jun 1880Eagle Creek, Clackamas Co, ORGeorge Mognett and Lydia Ann Taylor5

Family 1

Frances Farley d. 1852
Marriage*Aug 1822 He married Frances Farley at Monroe Co, VA, in Aug 1822.1 
Children

Family 2

Lydia Ann Taylor b. 14 Oct 1812, d. 26 Mar 1899
Marriage*29 Dec 1855 George Mognett married Lydia Ann Taylor on 29 Dec 1855 at Clackamas Co, OR.9 

Citations

  1. [S2712] WV Marriages Monroe Co, WV.
  2. [S2673] Online cemetery transcription,, Gibson Cemetery, online at http://www.interment.net/data/us/or/clackamas/gibson/…, accessed Dec 2009.
  3. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1821, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  4. [S1430] Tax List, Giles Co, VA, 1822, online at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/…, accessed March 2025.
  5. [S205] 1790-1950 U.S. Census, Population Schedule, online at ancestry.com.
  6. [S18] Land Patent, online at ancestry.com:.
  7. [S2754] Portrait and biographical record of Arizona. Commemorating the achievements of citizens who have contributed to the progress of Arizona and the development of its resources (Chicago: Chapman Pub. Co., 1901), p. 386-388.
  8. [S2753] Biographical material Francis M. Mognett, History of Arizona, 1896, online at http://files.usgwarchives.org/az/maricopa/bios/mognett.txt, accessed Dec 2009.
  9. [S2674] Compiled online genealogy Taylor family database, online at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12348328/person/-282976355, accessed Dec 2009.
  10. [S2674] Compiled online genealogy farley1 family database, online at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/5697913/person/-1413213197, accessed Dec 2009.