Jacob Miller Maddy was the son of Jacob Maddy and Nancy Neal. He was a farmer by trade.
According to Rev. Chester Miller's records, Jacob was a descendent of the Jacob Miller family of Lindside, W.Va.,; thus the middle name of "Miller".
Jacob Miller Maddy's first wife was Helen McDonald. Jacob and Helen had twelve children:
Mireen F. (1859-1866);
Franklin S.-m Lena Bostic;
Charles Preston-m 1st Minerva Venola Rice, 2nd Carrie Hempheld;
Sarah E.-m Enoch Rice;
Nantie J.-m John Malone;
John Jacob-m Melva Allison;
Laura Belle (1873-1875)
William H.-m Winifred Ann Miller
James Fortescue-m Florence Powell
Luther M.-m Gertrude Bennett
Venola-m Sherman Corrigan
Homer Basil-m Emma R. Betts, Tressa Thorne
Helen (McDonald) Maddy died in 1896 and Jacob married his 2nd cousin, Deborah Rose, daughter of William Rose and Winifred Neal.
Jacob and Deborah did not have children together.
Jacob Miller Maddy is buried with his first wife, Helen McDonald, while his second wife, Deborah Rose, is buried at the Lawrence Chapel Cemetery in Lawrence County, Ohio.
According to Rev. Chester Miller's records, Jacob was a descendent of the Jacob Miller family of Lindside, W.Va.,; thus the middle name of "Miller".
Jacob Miller Maddy's first wife was Helen McDonald. Jacob and Helen had twelve children:
Mireen F. (1859-1866);
Franklin S.-m Lena Bostic;
Charles Preston-m 1st Minerva Venola Rice, 2nd Carrie Hempheld;
Sarah E.-m Enoch Rice;
Nantie J.-m John Malone;
John Jacob-m Melva Allison;
Laura Belle (1873-1875)
William H.-m Winifred Ann Miller
James Fortescue-m Florence Powell
Luther M.-m Gertrude Bennett
Venola-m Sherman Corrigan
Homer Basil-m Emma R. Betts, Tressa Thorne
Helen (McDonald) Maddy died in 1896 and Jacob married his 2nd cousin, Deborah Rose, daughter of William Rose and Winifred Neal.
Jacob and Deborah did not have children together.
Jacob Miller Maddy is buried with his first wife, Helen McDonald, while his second wife, Deborah Rose, is buried at the Lawrence Chapel Cemetery in Lawrence County, Ohio.
Jacob Miller Maddy was the son of Jacob Maddy and Nancy Neal. He was a farmer by trade.
According to Rev. Chester Miller's records, Jacob was a descendent of the Jacob Miller family of Lindside, W.Va.,; thus the middle name of "Miller".
Jacob Miller Maddy's first wife was Helen McDonald. Jacob and Helen had twelve children:
Mireen F. (1859-1866);
Franklin S.-m Lena Bostic;
Charles Preston-m 1st Minerva Venola Rice, 2nd Carrie Hempheld;
Sarah E.-m Enoch Rice;
Nantie J.-m John Malone;
John Jacob-m Melva Allison;
Laura Belle (1873-1875)
William H.-m Winifred Ann Miller
James Fortescue-m Florence Powell
Luther M.-m Gertrude Bennett
Venola-m Sherman Corrigan
Homer Basil-m Emma R. Betts, Tressa Thorne
Helen (McDonald) Maddy died in 1896 and Jacob married his 2nd cousin, Deborah Rose, daughter of William Rose and Winifred Neal.
Jacob and Deborah did not have children together.
Jacob Miller Maddy is buried with his first wife, Helen McDonald, while his second wife, Deborah Rose, is buried at the Lawrence Chapel Cemetery in Lawrence County, Ohio.
According to Rev. Chester Miller's records, Jacob was a descendent of the Jacob Miller family of Lindside, W.Va.,; thus the middle name of "Miller".
Jacob Miller Maddy's first wife was Helen McDonald. Jacob and Helen had twelve children:
Mireen F. (1859-1866);
Franklin S.-m Lena Bostic;
Charles Preston-m 1st Minerva Venola Rice, 2nd Carrie Hempheld;
Sarah E.-m Enoch Rice;
Nantie J.-m John Malone;
John Jacob-m Melva Allison;
Laura Belle (1873-1875)
William H.-m Winifred Ann Miller
James Fortescue-m Florence Powell
Luther M.-m Gertrude Bennett
Venola-m Sherman Corrigan
Homer Basil-m Emma R. Betts, Tressa Thorne
Helen (McDonald) Maddy died in 1896 and Jacob married his 2nd cousin, Deborah Rose, daughter of William Rose and Winifred Neal.
Jacob and Deborah did not have children together.
Jacob Miller Maddy is buried with his first wife, Helen McDonald, while his second wife, Deborah Rose, is buried at the Lawrence Chapel Cemetery in Lawrence County, Ohio.
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