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Asa Benjamin Walton Sr.

Birth
Northampton County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
5 Sep 1863 (aged 88)
Tuscarawas County, Ohio, USA
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Warwick Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Asa B. Walton married (1) Catherine Warner, d/o Nathan Warner and Mary Catherine Silvernail Warner. He married (2) Mrs. Esther Howe Stecher, widow of John George Stecher.

Asa and Catherine Walton arrived in Tuscarawas County, OH from Pennsylvania Nov 6, 1799. (Church Book of The Brethren at Beersheba, 1805, #13, p. 2). The origin and the progress of Methodism in the settlement at Beersheba was recorded in the (Church of the Brethren, No. 65, p. 9). Mr. Watts preached the Moravian meeting. Some families of the Moravians, such as Nathan Warner, Peter Warner, and Ezra Warner having frequented the Methodist meetings more that the Moravians, and already in Spring, 1808, four persons Grace Warner, Anna Warner (Nathan's), Lydia and Ruth Warner (Ezra's) formally joined the Methodists and excluded themselves from the Moravian Society..

April 13, 1811, Asa bought lot #23 in 4th quarter of Twp., 7, Range 2, in Tuscarawas Co., consisting of 100 acres, from Jonas Stanbery and Ann Lucy his wife of New York City for $200. Sep 19, 1828, Asa Walton of Warwick Twp. and Catherine, his wife, mortgaged this property to David Peter of Gnadenhutten for $400 at 6% per year. The mortgage was released Jun 6, 1846. Jun 4, 1834, Asa B. Walton and Esther, his wife mortgaged the north half of this lot for $174.78 at 6% a year to Jeremiah Walton. The release for this morgage was not recorded. Asa B. was a party to the 1833 release by heirs of his father, Boaz. Asa and Catherine had six children all born Tuscarawas Co., OH: Mary, Joel, Jeremiah, Sarah, Elizabeth and Stephen..

BAPTISM: Asa and wife Catherine baptized and received in congregation of Moravian Church..
Asa B. Walton married (1) Catherine Warner, d/o Nathan Warner and Mary Catherine Silvernail Warner. He married (2) Mrs. Esther Howe Stecher, widow of John George Stecher.

Asa and Catherine Walton arrived in Tuscarawas County, OH from Pennsylvania Nov 6, 1799. (Church Book of The Brethren at Beersheba, 1805, #13, p. 2). The origin and the progress of Methodism in the settlement at Beersheba was recorded in the (Church of the Brethren, No. 65, p. 9). Mr. Watts preached the Moravian meeting. Some families of the Moravians, such as Nathan Warner, Peter Warner, and Ezra Warner having frequented the Methodist meetings more that the Moravians, and already in Spring, 1808, four persons Grace Warner, Anna Warner (Nathan's), Lydia and Ruth Warner (Ezra's) formally joined the Methodists and excluded themselves from the Moravian Society..

April 13, 1811, Asa bought lot #23 in 4th quarter of Twp., 7, Range 2, in Tuscarawas Co., consisting of 100 acres, from Jonas Stanbery and Ann Lucy his wife of New York City for $200. Sep 19, 1828, Asa Walton of Warwick Twp. and Catherine, his wife, mortgaged this property to David Peter of Gnadenhutten for $400 at 6% per year. The mortgage was released Jun 6, 1846. Jun 4, 1834, Asa B. Walton and Esther, his wife mortgaged the north half of this lot for $174.78 at 6% a year to Jeremiah Walton. The release for this morgage was not recorded. Asa B. was a party to the 1833 release by heirs of his father, Boaz. Asa and Catherine had six children all born Tuscarawas Co., OH: Mary, Joel, Jeremiah, Sarah, Elizabeth and Stephen..

BAPTISM: Asa and wife Catherine baptized and received in congregation of Moravian Church..

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