Marriage to Elizabeth Farrar: Mar. 29, 1810 in Hanover, York, Pa.
Excerpt from history of Brecksville, Cuyahoga County, Ohio:
Granny Timons came to Brecksville in 1812 with Andrew Dillow. Andrew’s family (parents and 12 brothers and sisters) were killed in an Indian massacre when he was a boy. He hid under a barn and later was taken in by Mary Timons (Timmons).
When Andrew came to town he also brought along his wife and father in law Richard Farrar who was a revolutionary war veteran.
Excerpt from history of Brecksville, Cuyahoga County, Ohio:
Granny Timons came to Brecksville in 1812 with Andrew Dillow. Andrew’s family (parents and 12 brothers and sisters) were killed in an Indian massacre when he was a boy. He hid under a barn and later was taken in by Mary Timons (Timmons).
When Andrew came to town he also brought along his wife and father in law Richard Farrar who was a revolutionary war veteran.
Marriage to Elizabeth Farrar: Mar. 29, 1810 in Hanover, York, Pa.
Excerpt from history of Brecksville, Cuyahoga County, Ohio:
Granny Timons came to Brecksville in 1812 with Andrew Dillow. Andrew’s family (parents and 12 brothers and sisters) were killed in an Indian massacre when he was a boy. He hid under a barn and later was taken in by Mary Timons (Timmons).
When Andrew came to town he also brought along his wife and father in law Richard Farrar who was a revolutionary war veteran.
Excerpt from history of Brecksville, Cuyahoga County, Ohio:
Granny Timons came to Brecksville in 1812 with Andrew Dillow. Andrew’s family (parents and 12 brothers and sisters) were killed in an Indian massacre when he was a boy. He hid under a barn and later was taken in by Mary Timons (Timmons).
When Andrew came to town he also brought along his wife and father in law Richard Farrar who was a revolutionary war veteran.
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