Ann Shafer was the daughter of Adam John Shafer Sr. and Elizabeth Swartwout.
Page 572, History of Union County, Ohio:
Isaac and Ann moved their family from Pennsylvania to Ohio in a wagon drawn by a team of oxen about 1829. Each one of them walked at least part of the way. For a time they lived in the second house north of Claiborne Cemetery, south of Richwood, Union Co., Ohio. In 1835, took possession of a farm about a mile south of Richwood.
Page 572, History of Union County, Ohio:
Isaac and Ann moved their family from Pennsylvania to Ohio in a wagon drawn by a team of oxen about 1829. Each one of them walked at least part of the way. For a time they lived in the second house north of Claiborne Cemetery, south of Richwood, Union Co., Ohio. In 1835, took possession of a farm about a mile south of Richwood.
Ann Shafer was the daughter of Adam John Shafer Sr. and Elizabeth Swartwout.
Page 572, History of Union County, Ohio:
Isaac and Ann moved their family from Pennsylvania to Ohio in a wagon drawn by a team of oxen about 1829. Each one of them walked at least part of the way. For a time they lived in the second house north of Claiborne Cemetery, south of Richwood, Union Co., Ohio. In 1835, took possession of a farm about a mile south of Richwood.
Page 572, History of Union County, Ohio:
Isaac and Ann moved their family from Pennsylvania to Ohio in a wagon drawn by a team of oxen about 1829. Each one of them walked at least part of the way. For a time they lived in the second house north of Claiborne Cemetery, south of Richwood, Union Co., Ohio. In 1835, took possession of a farm about a mile south of Richwood.
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