Elizabeth Countryman Washburn.was dau of Henry Countryman 1st & Barbary Ridenour. born in Washington Co,Md 1775. Nov.10, She married James Washburn Sr. July 20,1803 in Ross County,Ohio. he was born in Virginia 1780 and he died February 13.1848 in Highland Co Ohio.
================================James Sr had a sister Hannah Washburn,who married Willilam Robinson.and they also settled in Brushcreek Highland Co,Ohio.
Elizabeth and James settled in the wild Country at the foot of Washburn Hill' north of the bend in Brushcreek abt 1800.
James and Elizabeth Countryman are buried in the Washburn cemetery.
Children born to them. Nathaniel/ John,Henry, Christena. Thomas, Cyntha, Susanna. In 1970 Elizabeth's homeplace was willed to Willliam Countryman. the reason why sometimes this cemetery is also called the Countryman cemetery,
Jammes Washburn War of 1812--- Private.Captain Daniel McCreery's Company,Ross County Ohio.Militia. Entered service July 29.1813;discharged August 12,1813.transferred to the Quartermaster's Depot as a pack horse driver B March 9.1779 D Feb 13.1848 AGE 68 YRS 11 months.4 dysa.Son of Nathaniel and Christina Shaver Washburn,Wife Elizabeth Magdalena Countryman Washburn buried on his farm. I visited at this cemetey 2012. anice couple let us pass on their property to the cemetery. with the guilding hand of their two young sons. leading my husband and my self up a very steep dirt hill no road way these two guildes were very helpful. my thanks and apperication was shown to both of them. for their services, which the parents said was unnessasary. for their deed.but too the boys it was a thrill and their parents made then be thankful. and told them that is what you do earn things work.
================================James Sr had a sister Hannah Washburn,who married Willilam Robinson.and they also settled in Brushcreek Highland Co,Ohio.
Elizabeth and James settled in the wild Country at the foot of Washburn Hill' north of the bend in Brushcreek abt 1800.
James and Elizabeth Countryman are buried in the Washburn cemetery.
Children born to them. Nathaniel/ John,Henry, Christena. Thomas, Cyntha, Susanna. In 1970 Elizabeth's homeplace was willed to Willliam Countryman. the reason why sometimes this cemetery is also called the Countryman cemetery,
Jammes Washburn War of 1812--- Private.Captain Daniel McCreery's Company,Ross County Ohio.Militia. Entered service July 29.1813;discharged August 12,1813.transferred to the Quartermaster's Depot as a pack horse driver B March 9.1779 D Feb 13.1848 AGE 68 YRS 11 months.4 dysa.Son of Nathaniel and Christina Shaver Washburn,Wife Elizabeth Magdalena Countryman Washburn buried on his farm. I visited at this cemetey 2012. anice couple let us pass on their property to the cemetery. with the guilding hand of their two young sons. leading my husband and my self up a very steep dirt hill no road way these two guildes were very helpful. my thanks and apperication was shown to both of them. for their services, which the parents said was unnessasary. for their deed.but too the boys it was a thrill and their parents made then be thankful. and told them that is what you do earn things work.
Elizabeth Countryman Washburn.was dau of Henry Countryman 1st & Barbary Ridenour. born in Washington Co,Md 1775. Nov.10, She married James Washburn Sr. July 20,1803 in Ross County,Ohio. he was born in Virginia 1780 and he died February 13.1848 in Highland Co Ohio.
================================James Sr had a sister Hannah Washburn,who married Willilam Robinson.and they also settled in Brushcreek Highland Co,Ohio.
Elizabeth and James settled in the wild Country at the foot of Washburn Hill' north of the bend in Brushcreek abt 1800.
James and Elizabeth Countryman are buried in the Washburn cemetery.
Children born to them. Nathaniel/ John,Henry, Christena. Thomas, Cyntha, Susanna. In 1970 Elizabeth's homeplace was willed to Willliam Countryman. the reason why sometimes this cemetery is also called the Countryman cemetery,
Jammes Washburn War of 1812--- Private.Captain Daniel McCreery's Company,Ross County Ohio.Militia. Entered service July 29.1813;discharged August 12,1813.transferred to the Quartermaster's Depot as a pack horse driver B March 9.1779 D Feb 13.1848 AGE 68 YRS 11 months.4 dysa.Son of Nathaniel and Christina Shaver Washburn,Wife Elizabeth Magdalena Countryman Washburn buried on his farm. I visited at this cemetey 2012. anice couple let us pass on their property to the cemetery. with the guilding hand of their two young sons. leading my husband and my self up a very steep dirt hill no road way these two guildes were very helpful. my thanks and apperication was shown to both of them. for their services, which the parents said was unnessasary. for their deed.but too the boys it was a thrill and their parents made then be thankful. and told them that is what you do earn things work.
================================James Sr had a sister Hannah Washburn,who married Willilam Robinson.and they also settled in Brushcreek Highland Co,Ohio.
Elizabeth and James settled in the wild Country at the foot of Washburn Hill' north of the bend in Brushcreek abt 1800.
James and Elizabeth Countryman are buried in the Washburn cemetery.
Children born to them. Nathaniel/ John,Henry, Christena. Thomas, Cyntha, Susanna. In 1970 Elizabeth's homeplace was willed to Willliam Countryman. the reason why sometimes this cemetery is also called the Countryman cemetery,
Jammes Washburn War of 1812--- Private.Captain Daniel McCreery's Company,Ross County Ohio.Militia. Entered service July 29.1813;discharged August 12,1813.transferred to the Quartermaster's Depot as a pack horse driver B March 9.1779 D Feb 13.1848 AGE 68 YRS 11 months.4 dysa.Son of Nathaniel and Christina Shaver Washburn,Wife Elizabeth Magdalena Countryman Washburn buried on his farm. I visited at this cemetey 2012. anice couple let us pass on their property to the cemetery. with the guilding hand of their two young sons. leading my husband and my self up a very steep dirt hill no road way these two guildes were very helpful. my thanks and apperication was shown to both of them. for their services, which the parents said was unnessasary. for their deed.but too the boys it was a thrill and their parents made then be thankful. and told them that is what you do earn things work.
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