James M. Fenner and Emily Mercer were married November 9, 1854, in Highland Co., Ohio by S. B. Smith, M.G. (Highland Co., Ohio Marriage Records by David N. & Jane N. McBride, published by the Southern Ohio Genealogical Society, Highland Co., Ohio, Page 79)
Emily filed for Widow's Pension Application No 152610 Certificate 139830; it was approved commencing 4/21/1866 at $8 per month and addition $2 ea. for the three children commencing 7/25/1864
"Wills, Administrations, Guardianships and Adoptions of Highland County, Ohio" (1805-1880) compiled by David N. McBride & Jane N. McBride, Page 246
April 24, 1866
Emily Fenner, widow of James M. Fenner, dec'd., relinquished her right to administer his estate and the court appointed George Gilmore Administrator.
Sureties: Stephen Fenner, Thos. A. Mullanix
Appraisers: John Long, John Hague, James Eakins, Sr.
After her husband died 4/21/1866, she moved to Kansas and was living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas when she died.
Shown in her father's will dated 1886, as living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas
U. S. Pension Agency dropped her as a pensioner under Certificate #139,830. She was last paid $12 per mo. to 9/4/1887 and was dropped because of her death 11/26/1887.
"The News-Herald" Hillsboro, Ohio, June 23, 1886, Image 8
Notice
Emily Fenner of Barrett, Marshall County, Kansas, will take notice that B. G. Richards did on the eighth day of May, A. D. 1886, file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Highland County, Ohio, asking judgment against said Emily Mercer for the sum of seventy dollars and thirty-five cents, and interest from April 24th, 1886, on an account for medical attendance and medicines administered, delivered, found and provided her, at her request. That there was issued in said action an order of attachment which was levied upon the undivided one-tenth of the following described real estate as the interest of the said Emily Fenner therein to-wit; Situate in the County of Highland and State of Ohio, and in the township of Jackson, bounded and described as follows:
First Tract
Beginning at two whiteoaks from one root, S.W. corner of Michael Kern's survey No. 1269, thence N. 69 poles to a stone in the center of the creek, thence S. 76 poles to a stone in the original line, thence W. 100 poles to the beginning, containing forty-five acres, more or less.
Second Tract
Situate in the County of Highland, State of Ohio, and in Jackson Township, and bounded as follows: A part of - survey No. 1269, for 200 acres on Brushcreek, and being the same premises which Jeremiah Mercer died seized of; Beginning at two whiteoaks the N.W. corner of original survey No. -, of which this is a part, thence S. 89 degrees E. with the original line 152 poles to a stone, the N.E. corner to said survey, thence with another original line S. 1 degree, W. 96 poles to the center of the creek, elm and sycamore on north bank, thence up the center of the creek following its meandering, to the line of Joseph McCoy and Fenner, thence N. 2 degrees E. 67 poles to the N. E. corner of McCoy's lot, thence N. 89 degrees W. 124 poles to two dogwoods in another line, thence with the original line N. 8 degrees E. 50 poles to the beginning, containing 185 acres, more or less.
Said property appraised, first described tract at $20 per acre and second described tract at $40 per acre.
Said Emily Fenner is notified that she is required to appear and answer said petition on or before this Saturday after the 30th day of June, A.D. 1886.
Hillsboro, Ohio, May 19th, 1886
John T. Hirn, Attorney
Emily filed for Widow's Pension Application No 152610 Certificate 139830; it was approved commencing 4/21/1866 at $8 per month and addition $2 ea. for the three children commencing 7/25/1864
"Wills, Administrations, Guardianships and Adoptions of Highland County, Ohio" (1805-1880) compiled by David N. McBride & Jane N. McBride, Page 246
April 24, 1866
Emily Fenner, widow of James M. Fenner, dec'd., relinquished her right to administer his estate and the court appointed George Gilmore Administrator.
Sureties: Stephen Fenner, Thos. A. Mullanix
Appraisers: John Long, John Hague, James Eakins, Sr.
After her husband died 4/21/1866, she moved to Kansas and was living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas when she died.
Shown in her father's will dated 1886, as living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas
U. S. Pension Agency dropped her as a pensioner under Certificate #139,830. She was last paid $12 per mo. to 9/4/1887 and was dropped because of her death 11/26/1887.
"The News-Herald" Hillsboro, Ohio, June 23, 1886, Image 8
Notice
Emily Fenner of Barrett, Marshall County, Kansas, will take notice that B. G. Richards did on the eighth day of May, A. D. 1886, file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Highland County, Ohio, asking judgment against said Emily Mercer for the sum of seventy dollars and thirty-five cents, and interest from April 24th, 1886, on an account for medical attendance and medicines administered, delivered, found and provided her, at her request. That there was issued in said action an order of attachment which was levied upon the undivided one-tenth of the following described real estate as the interest of the said Emily Fenner therein to-wit; Situate in the County of Highland and State of Ohio, and in the township of Jackson, bounded and described as follows:
First Tract
Beginning at two whiteoaks from one root, S.W. corner of Michael Kern's survey No. 1269, thence N. 69 poles to a stone in the center of the creek, thence S. 76 poles to a stone in the original line, thence W. 100 poles to the beginning, containing forty-five acres, more or less.
Second Tract
Situate in the County of Highland, State of Ohio, and in Jackson Township, and bounded as follows: A part of - survey No. 1269, for 200 acres on Brushcreek, and being the same premises which Jeremiah Mercer died seized of; Beginning at two whiteoaks the N.W. corner of original survey No. -, of which this is a part, thence S. 89 degrees E. with the original line 152 poles to a stone, the N.E. corner to said survey, thence with another original line S. 1 degree, W. 96 poles to the center of the creek, elm and sycamore on north bank, thence up the center of the creek following its meandering, to the line of Joseph McCoy and Fenner, thence N. 2 degrees E. 67 poles to the N. E. corner of McCoy's lot, thence N. 89 degrees W. 124 poles to two dogwoods in another line, thence with the original line N. 8 degrees E. 50 poles to the beginning, containing 185 acres, more or less.
Said property appraised, first described tract at $20 per acre and second described tract at $40 per acre.
Said Emily Fenner is notified that she is required to appear and answer said petition on or before this Saturday after the 30th day of June, A.D. 1886.
Hillsboro, Ohio, May 19th, 1886
John T. Hirn, Attorney
James M. Fenner and Emily Mercer were married November 9, 1854, in Highland Co., Ohio by S. B. Smith, M.G. (Highland Co., Ohio Marriage Records by David N. & Jane N. McBride, published by the Southern Ohio Genealogical Society, Highland Co., Ohio, Page 79)
Emily filed for Widow's Pension Application No 152610 Certificate 139830; it was approved commencing 4/21/1866 at $8 per month and addition $2 ea. for the three children commencing 7/25/1864
"Wills, Administrations, Guardianships and Adoptions of Highland County, Ohio" (1805-1880) compiled by David N. McBride & Jane N. McBride, Page 246
April 24, 1866
Emily Fenner, widow of James M. Fenner, dec'd., relinquished her right to administer his estate and the court appointed George Gilmore Administrator.
Sureties: Stephen Fenner, Thos. A. Mullanix
Appraisers: John Long, John Hague, James Eakins, Sr.
After her husband died 4/21/1866, she moved to Kansas and was living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas when she died.
Shown in her father's will dated 1886, as living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas
U. S. Pension Agency dropped her as a pensioner under Certificate #139,830. She was last paid $12 per mo. to 9/4/1887 and was dropped because of her death 11/26/1887.
"The News-Herald" Hillsboro, Ohio, June 23, 1886, Image 8
Notice
Emily Fenner of Barrett, Marshall County, Kansas, will take notice that B. G. Richards did on the eighth day of May, A. D. 1886, file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Highland County, Ohio, asking judgment against said Emily Mercer for the sum of seventy dollars and thirty-five cents, and interest from April 24th, 1886, on an account for medical attendance and medicines administered, delivered, found and provided her, at her request. That there was issued in said action an order of attachment which was levied upon the undivided one-tenth of the following described real estate as the interest of the said Emily Fenner therein to-wit; Situate in the County of Highland and State of Ohio, and in the township of Jackson, bounded and described as follows:
First Tract
Beginning at two whiteoaks from one root, S.W. corner of Michael Kern's survey No. 1269, thence N. 69 poles to a stone in the center of the creek, thence S. 76 poles to a stone in the original line, thence W. 100 poles to the beginning, containing forty-five acres, more or less.
Second Tract
Situate in the County of Highland, State of Ohio, and in Jackson Township, and bounded as follows: A part of - survey No. 1269, for 200 acres on Brushcreek, and being the same premises which Jeremiah Mercer died seized of; Beginning at two whiteoaks the N.W. corner of original survey No. -, of which this is a part, thence S. 89 degrees E. with the original line 152 poles to a stone, the N.E. corner to said survey, thence with another original line S. 1 degree, W. 96 poles to the center of the creek, elm and sycamore on north bank, thence up the center of the creek following its meandering, to the line of Joseph McCoy and Fenner, thence N. 2 degrees E. 67 poles to the N. E. corner of McCoy's lot, thence N. 89 degrees W. 124 poles to two dogwoods in another line, thence with the original line N. 8 degrees E. 50 poles to the beginning, containing 185 acres, more or less.
Said property appraised, first described tract at $20 per acre and second described tract at $40 per acre.
Said Emily Fenner is notified that she is required to appear and answer said petition on or before this Saturday after the 30th day of June, A.D. 1886.
Hillsboro, Ohio, May 19th, 1886
John T. Hirn, Attorney
Emily filed for Widow's Pension Application No 152610 Certificate 139830; it was approved commencing 4/21/1866 at $8 per month and addition $2 ea. for the three children commencing 7/25/1864
"Wills, Administrations, Guardianships and Adoptions of Highland County, Ohio" (1805-1880) compiled by David N. McBride & Jane N. McBride, Page 246
April 24, 1866
Emily Fenner, widow of James M. Fenner, dec'd., relinquished her right to administer his estate and the court appointed George Gilmore Administrator.
Sureties: Stephen Fenner, Thos. A. Mullanix
Appraisers: John Long, John Hague, James Eakins, Sr.
After her husband died 4/21/1866, she moved to Kansas and was living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas when she died.
Shown in her father's will dated 1886, as living in Barrett, Marshall Co., Kansas
U. S. Pension Agency dropped her as a pensioner under Certificate #139,830. She was last paid $12 per mo. to 9/4/1887 and was dropped because of her death 11/26/1887.
"The News-Herald" Hillsboro, Ohio, June 23, 1886, Image 8
Notice
Emily Fenner of Barrett, Marshall County, Kansas, will take notice that B. G. Richards did on the eighth day of May, A. D. 1886, file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Highland County, Ohio, asking judgment against said Emily Mercer for the sum of seventy dollars and thirty-five cents, and interest from April 24th, 1886, on an account for medical attendance and medicines administered, delivered, found and provided her, at her request. That there was issued in said action an order of attachment which was levied upon the undivided one-tenth of the following described real estate as the interest of the said Emily Fenner therein to-wit; Situate in the County of Highland and State of Ohio, and in the township of Jackson, bounded and described as follows:
First Tract
Beginning at two whiteoaks from one root, S.W. corner of Michael Kern's survey No. 1269, thence N. 69 poles to a stone in the center of the creek, thence S. 76 poles to a stone in the original line, thence W. 100 poles to the beginning, containing forty-five acres, more or less.
Second Tract
Situate in the County of Highland, State of Ohio, and in Jackson Township, and bounded as follows: A part of - survey No. 1269, for 200 acres on Brushcreek, and being the same premises which Jeremiah Mercer died seized of; Beginning at two whiteoaks the N.W. corner of original survey No. -, of which this is a part, thence S. 89 degrees E. with the original line 152 poles to a stone, the N.E. corner to said survey, thence with another original line S. 1 degree, W. 96 poles to the center of the creek, elm and sycamore on north bank, thence up the center of the creek following its meandering, to the line of Joseph McCoy and Fenner, thence N. 2 degrees E. 67 poles to the N. E. corner of McCoy's lot, thence N. 89 degrees W. 124 poles to two dogwoods in another line, thence with the original line N. 8 degrees E. 50 poles to the beginning, containing 185 acres, more or less.
Said property appraised, first described tract at $20 per acre and second described tract at $40 per acre.
Said Emily Fenner is notified that she is required to appear and answer said petition on or before this Saturday after the 30th day of June, A.D. 1886.
Hillsboro, Ohio, May 19th, 1886
John T. Hirn, Attorney
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