BIRTH PLACE:
Note: There is some dispute as to Jared's location of birth and death.
*2 Census show birth in Pennsylvania
*2 Census show birth in Ohio
*1 Census he lists birth as "Ohio, PA."
I am assuming when the census registrar came around that Jared may have told them, 'Ohio, PA' as a birthplace and the registrar just chose one “state” as a place of birth and is possibly why we see ambiguity over his state of birth.
After some research, there was a township in PA called ‘Ohioville’, in Beaver County (the next county over from Allegheny which use to encompass a part of Beaver County at one point) and an 'Ohio Township' in Allegheny County at the time of Jared's birth in 1819. It was suggested that 'Perrysville' was a place of birth too, which is East of Ohio Township (now Ross Twp) as well.
Without concrete evidence, I am hesitant to accept any suggestions…however in the totality of the evidence; I surmise that our Jared was born in "Ohioville Twp (Formerly called "Ohio Twp" in his day) in Beaver County (formerly a part of Allegheny County in his day), Pennsylvania."
~~About: Ohioville, Beaver County, PA. : Ohioville was originally Ohio Township, formed in 1805 (our Jared was born in 1819) from parts of South Beaver Township. The region had, in years past, been home to numerous tribes of Native Americans, most notably the Archaic and Woodland periods, of Iroquoian extraction.
~~About: Ohio Twp, Allegheny, PA.: Ohio Township was the third township to be formed in Allegheny County in September, 1803.
~~About: Perrysville, PA.: Now Ross Twp, east of Ohio/Ohioville.
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DEATH PLACE
**Last known Census concerning Jared has him listed as living in Marion, Polk County, Missouri in 1870. Since county boundaries over time have changed, I am unable to list 'Marion' (in Polk County, Missouri) here on FaG since there is no option to do so.
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Son of Pvt. David Mitchell Hunter (Civil War)and Sarah Kightlinger.
He married Lovisa Kellogg on Sept. 28, 1842, in Titusville, Crawford Co., PA.
Jared purchased a burial plot in January of 1865, in Winneshiek City, IA. He purchased 80 acres in July of 1868, in Polk Co., MO. He probably died in Bolivar, Polk Co., MO.
Children:
Orson K. Hunter 1843-1863 (Civil War)
William Brindleshurgart Hunter 1845-1918 (Margaret Jeffers)
Francis Weed Hunter 1847-1921
James M. Hunter about 1849
David Mitchell Hunter 1851
Sarah H. Hunter 1852-1941 (Aaron Gager)
Mary A. Hunter 1854
Asenath "Anna" Hunter about 1856 (Isaac H. Easter)
Mariah L. Hunter 1858-1879 (Austin Russell)
Axy J. Hunter 1864
Elias Zera Hunter 1866-1941 (1m. Martha A. Rolley) (2m. Tena Martha Jones)
There is no record of his burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Note: There is some dispute as to Jared's location of birth and death.
*2 Census show birth in Pennsylvania
*2 Census show birth in Ohio
*1 Census he lists birth as "Ohio, PA."
I am assuming when the census registrar came around that Jared may have told them, 'Ohio, PA' as a birthplace and the registrar just chose one “state” as a place of birth and is possibly why we see ambiguity over his state of birth.
After some research, there was a township in PA called ‘Ohioville’, in Beaver County (the next county over from Allegheny which use to encompass a part of Beaver County at one point) and an 'Ohio Township' in Allegheny County at the time of Jared's birth in 1819. It was suggested that 'Perrysville' was a place of birth too, which is East of Ohio Township (now Ross Twp) as well.
Without concrete evidence, I am hesitant to accept any suggestions…however in the totality of the evidence; I surmise that our Jared was born in "Ohioville Twp (Formerly called "Ohio Twp" in his day) in Beaver County (formerly a part of Allegheny County in his day), Pennsylvania."
~~About: Ohioville, Beaver County, PA. : Ohioville was originally Ohio Township, formed in 1805 (our Jared was born in 1819) from parts of South Beaver Township. The region had, in years past, been home to numerous tribes of Native Americans, most notably the Archaic and Woodland periods, of Iroquoian extraction.
~~About: Ohio Twp, Allegheny, PA.: Ohio Township was the third township to be formed in Allegheny County in September, 1803.
~~About: Perrysville, PA.: Now Ross Twp, east of Ohio/Ohioville.
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DEATH PLACE
**Last known Census concerning Jared has him listed as living in Marion, Polk County, Missouri in 1870. Since county boundaries over time have changed, I am unable to list 'Marion' (in Polk County, Missouri) here on FaG since there is no option to do so.
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Son of Pvt. David Mitchell Hunter (Civil War)and Sarah Kightlinger.
He married Lovisa Kellogg on Sept. 28, 1842, in Titusville, Crawford Co., PA.
Jared purchased a burial plot in January of 1865, in Winneshiek City, IA. He purchased 80 acres in July of 1868, in Polk Co., MO. He probably died in Bolivar, Polk Co., MO.
Children:
Orson K. Hunter 1843-1863 (Civil War)
William Brindleshurgart Hunter 1845-1918 (Margaret Jeffers)
Francis Weed Hunter 1847-1921
James M. Hunter about 1849
David Mitchell Hunter 1851
Sarah H. Hunter 1852-1941 (Aaron Gager)
Mary A. Hunter 1854
Asenath "Anna" Hunter about 1856 (Isaac H. Easter)
Mariah L. Hunter 1858-1879 (Austin Russell)
Axy J. Hunter 1864
Elias Zera Hunter 1866-1941 (1m. Martha A. Rolley) (2m. Tena Martha Jones)
There is no record of his burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
BIRTH PLACE:
Note: There is some dispute as to Jared's location of birth and death.
*2 Census show birth in Pennsylvania
*2 Census show birth in Ohio
*1 Census he lists birth as "Ohio, PA."
I am assuming when the census registrar came around that Jared may have told them, 'Ohio, PA' as a birthplace and the registrar just chose one “state” as a place of birth and is possibly why we see ambiguity over his state of birth.
After some research, there was a township in PA called ‘Ohioville’, in Beaver County (the next county over from Allegheny which use to encompass a part of Beaver County at one point) and an 'Ohio Township' in Allegheny County at the time of Jared's birth in 1819. It was suggested that 'Perrysville' was a place of birth too, which is East of Ohio Township (now Ross Twp) as well.
Without concrete evidence, I am hesitant to accept any suggestions…however in the totality of the evidence; I surmise that our Jared was born in "Ohioville Twp (Formerly called "Ohio Twp" in his day) in Beaver County (formerly a part of Allegheny County in his day), Pennsylvania."
~~About: Ohioville, Beaver County, PA. : Ohioville was originally Ohio Township, formed in 1805 (our Jared was born in 1819) from parts of South Beaver Township. The region had, in years past, been home to numerous tribes of Native Americans, most notably the Archaic and Woodland periods, of Iroquoian extraction.
~~About: Ohio Twp, Allegheny, PA.: Ohio Township was the third township to be formed in Allegheny County in September, 1803.
~~About: Perrysville, PA.: Now Ross Twp, east of Ohio/Ohioville.
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DEATH PLACE
**Last known Census concerning Jared has him listed as living in Marion, Polk County, Missouri in 1870. Since county boundaries over time have changed, I am unable to list 'Marion' (in Polk County, Missouri) here on FaG since there is no option to do so.
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Son of Pvt. David Mitchell Hunter (Civil War)and Sarah Kightlinger.
He married Lovisa Kellogg on Sept. 28, 1842, in Titusville, Crawford Co., PA.
Jared purchased a burial plot in January of 1865, in Winneshiek City, IA. He purchased 80 acres in July of 1868, in Polk Co., MO. He probably died in Bolivar, Polk Co., MO.
Children:
Orson K. Hunter 1843-1863 (Civil War)
William Brindleshurgart Hunter 1845-1918 (Margaret Jeffers)
Francis Weed Hunter 1847-1921
James M. Hunter about 1849
David Mitchell Hunter 1851
Sarah H. Hunter 1852-1941 (Aaron Gager)
Mary A. Hunter 1854
Asenath "Anna" Hunter about 1856 (Isaac H. Easter)
Mariah L. Hunter 1858-1879 (Austin Russell)
Axy J. Hunter 1864
Elias Zera Hunter 1866-1941 (1m. Martha A. Rolley) (2m. Tena Martha Jones)
There is no record of his burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Note: There is some dispute as to Jared's location of birth and death.
*2 Census show birth in Pennsylvania
*2 Census show birth in Ohio
*1 Census he lists birth as "Ohio, PA."
I am assuming when the census registrar came around that Jared may have told them, 'Ohio, PA' as a birthplace and the registrar just chose one “state” as a place of birth and is possibly why we see ambiguity over his state of birth.
After some research, there was a township in PA called ‘Ohioville’, in Beaver County (the next county over from Allegheny which use to encompass a part of Beaver County at one point) and an 'Ohio Township' in Allegheny County at the time of Jared's birth in 1819. It was suggested that 'Perrysville' was a place of birth too, which is East of Ohio Township (now Ross Twp) as well.
Without concrete evidence, I am hesitant to accept any suggestions…however in the totality of the evidence; I surmise that our Jared was born in "Ohioville Twp (Formerly called "Ohio Twp" in his day) in Beaver County (formerly a part of Allegheny County in his day), Pennsylvania."
~~About: Ohioville, Beaver County, PA. : Ohioville was originally Ohio Township, formed in 1805 (our Jared was born in 1819) from parts of South Beaver Township. The region had, in years past, been home to numerous tribes of Native Americans, most notably the Archaic and Woodland periods, of Iroquoian extraction.
~~About: Ohio Twp, Allegheny, PA.: Ohio Township was the third township to be formed in Allegheny County in September, 1803.
~~About: Perrysville, PA.: Now Ross Twp, east of Ohio/Ohioville.
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DEATH PLACE
**Last known Census concerning Jared has him listed as living in Marion, Polk County, Missouri in 1870. Since county boundaries over time have changed, I am unable to list 'Marion' (in Polk County, Missouri) here on FaG since there is no option to do so.
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Son of Pvt. David Mitchell Hunter (Civil War)and Sarah Kightlinger.
He married Lovisa Kellogg on Sept. 28, 1842, in Titusville, Crawford Co., PA.
Jared purchased a burial plot in January of 1865, in Winneshiek City, IA. He purchased 80 acres in July of 1868, in Polk Co., MO. He probably died in Bolivar, Polk Co., MO.
Children:
Orson K. Hunter 1843-1863 (Civil War)
William Brindleshurgart Hunter 1845-1918 (Margaret Jeffers)
Francis Weed Hunter 1847-1921
James M. Hunter about 1849
David Mitchell Hunter 1851
Sarah H. Hunter 1852-1941 (Aaron Gager)
Mary A. Hunter 1854
Asenath "Anna" Hunter about 1856 (Isaac H. Easter)
Mariah L. Hunter 1858-1879 (Austin Russell)
Axy J. Hunter 1864
Elias Zera Hunter 1866-1941 (1m. Martha A. Rolley) (2m. Tena Martha Jones)
There is no record of his burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Gravesite Details
Greenwood Cemetery was formery known as 'The Old Bolivar Cemetery' and is/was located in Polk County.
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