Spouse: Nelly Sisk
Death bef. 1820 because Thomas married after her death to Susannah Pence in 1820
Thomas Jenkins in this memorial came to Champaign Co. OH. in 1806, lived and died in Champaign Co. OH. many of his children are also buried in Champaign Co. OH. Thomas was in Champaign Co. Oh. in the 1820 and 1830 census. Chancery records of the Court of Common Pleas Record Book #12 page 499 filed 5 Jan. 1831 Champaign Co. Ohio states that Thomas Jenkins died in this present year of 1831 in Champaign Co. OH. owning 60 acres located on the north side of south-east quarter section 28 Township 4 Range 11 (Mad River Twp.) held by deed dated 13 June 1816, from George & Nancy Steinberger and on file in book C, Pages 41-42. The heirs of Thomas Jenkins; Susannah Jenkins, widow; Elijiah and Philip Jenkins both left the state several years ago and have not been seen since; unknown heirs of Dicy Price who died in Virginia, wife of Stephen Price, Phebe, wife Bryant Moody; Lucy; wife of John Moody; Joel Jenkins; Thomas Jenkins; Edwin Jenkins; Jesse Jenkins: children of Polly Maggart deceased, Milly Maggart deceased, Jesse Maggart, Soloman Maggart, Moses Maggart and Andrew Marrgart. Russel Jenkins; Eleanor, wife of Emanuel Kite; and Milly wife of Frederick Pence. Joel Jenkins was appointed guardian for the heirs of Polly Maggart. First money of distribution to heirs was made 6 June 1835.
Information from History of Champaign County, Ohio, its people, Industries and Institutions Vol.II Page 718 Thomas and Nelly (Fisk-Sisk) both of whom were natives of Virginia came to this county in 1806, locating in Mad River township in the wilderness, their log cabin being among the very first erected in the township along Owens creek. Here they spent the remainder of their lives.
Children of Thomas and Nelly:
Philip d. Tenn.
Mary
Phebe d. Indiana
Thomas
JOEL d. Nettle Creek Cemt. Champaign Co. OH.
Amelia(Milly) d. Champaign Co. Oh. Fredrick Pence Cemt.
Elijah
Dicy
sources of information of birth place:
p. 714 The History of Champaign County, Ohio states that THOMAS JENKINS and wife Nellie were natives of Virginia coming to ohio in 1806.
War of 1812 record states THOMAS JENKINS was born in the state of Virginia
Death bef. 1820 because Thomas married after her death to Susannah Pence in 1820
Thomas Jenkins in this memorial came to Champaign Co. OH. in 1806, lived and died in Champaign Co. OH. many of his children are also buried in Champaign Co. OH. Thomas was in Champaign Co. Oh. in the 1820 and 1830 census. Chancery records of the Court of Common Pleas Record Book #12 page 499 filed 5 Jan. 1831 Champaign Co. Ohio states that Thomas Jenkins died in this present year of 1831 in Champaign Co. OH. owning 60 acres located on the north side of south-east quarter section 28 Township 4 Range 11 (Mad River Twp.) held by deed dated 13 June 1816, from George & Nancy Steinberger and on file in book C, Pages 41-42. The heirs of Thomas Jenkins; Susannah Jenkins, widow; Elijiah and Philip Jenkins both left the state several years ago and have not been seen since; unknown heirs of Dicy Price who died in Virginia, wife of Stephen Price, Phebe, wife Bryant Moody; Lucy; wife of John Moody; Joel Jenkins; Thomas Jenkins; Edwin Jenkins; Jesse Jenkins: children of Polly Maggart deceased, Milly Maggart deceased, Jesse Maggart, Soloman Maggart, Moses Maggart and Andrew Marrgart. Russel Jenkins; Eleanor, wife of Emanuel Kite; and Milly wife of Frederick Pence. Joel Jenkins was appointed guardian for the heirs of Polly Maggart. First money of distribution to heirs was made 6 June 1835.
Information from History of Champaign County, Ohio, its people, Industries and Institutions Vol.II Page 718 Thomas and Nelly (Fisk-Sisk) both of whom were natives of Virginia came to this county in 1806, locating in Mad River township in the wilderness, their log cabin being among the very first erected in the township along Owens creek. Here they spent the remainder of their lives.
Children of Thomas and Nelly:
Philip d. Tenn.
Mary
Phebe d. Indiana
Thomas
JOEL d. Nettle Creek Cemt. Champaign Co. OH.
Amelia(Milly) d. Champaign Co. Oh. Fredrick Pence Cemt.
Elijah
Dicy
sources of information of birth place:
p. 714 The History of Champaign County, Ohio states that THOMAS JENKINS and wife Nellie were natives of Virginia coming to ohio in 1806.
War of 1812 record states THOMAS JENKINS was born in the state of Virginia
Spouse: Nelly Sisk
Death bef. 1820 because Thomas married after her death to Susannah Pence in 1820
Thomas Jenkins in this memorial came to Champaign Co. OH. in 1806, lived and died in Champaign Co. OH. many of his children are also buried in Champaign Co. OH. Thomas was in Champaign Co. Oh. in the 1820 and 1830 census. Chancery records of the Court of Common Pleas Record Book #12 page 499 filed 5 Jan. 1831 Champaign Co. Ohio states that Thomas Jenkins died in this present year of 1831 in Champaign Co. OH. owning 60 acres located on the north side of south-east quarter section 28 Township 4 Range 11 (Mad River Twp.) held by deed dated 13 June 1816, from George & Nancy Steinberger and on file in book C, Pages 41-42. The heirs of Thomas Jenkins; Susannah Jenkins, widow; Elijiah and Philip Jenkins both left the state several years ago and have not been seen since; unknown heirs of Dicy Price who died in Virginia, wife of Stephen Price, Phebe, wife Bryant Moody; Lucy; wife of John Moody; Joel Jenkins; Thomas Jenkins; Edwin Jenkins; Jesse Jenkins: children of Polly Maggart deceased, Milly Maggart deceased, Jesse Maggart, Soloman Maggart, Moses Maggart and Andrew Marrgart. Russel Jenkins; Eleanor, wife of Emanuel Kite; and Milly wife of Frederick Pence. Joel Jenkins was appointed guardian for the heirs of Polly Maggart. First money of distribution to heirs was made 6 June 1835.
Information from History of Champaign County, Ohio, its people, Industries and Institutions Vol.II Page 718 Thomas and Nelly (Fisk-Sisk) both of whom were natives of Virginia came to this county in 1806, locating in Mad River township in the wilderness, their log cabin being among the very first erected in the township along Owens creek. Here they spent the remainder of their lives.
Children of Thomas and Nelly:
Philip d. Tenn.
Mary
Phebe d. Indiana
Thomas
JOEL d. Nettle Creek Cemt. Champaign Co. OH.
Amelia(Milly) d. Champaign Co. Oh. Fredrick Pence Cemt.
Elijah
Dicy
sources of information of birth place:
p. 714 The History of Champaign County, Ohio states that THOMAS JENKINS and wife Nellie were natives of Virginia coming to ohio in 1806.
War of 1812 record states THOMAS JENKINS was born in the state of Virginia
Death bef. 1820 because Thomas married after her death to Susannah Pence in 1820
Thomas Jenkins in this memorial came to Champaign Co. OH. in 1806, lived and died in Champaign Co. OH. many of his children are also buried in Champaign Co. OH. Thomas was in Champaign Co. Oh. in the 1820 and 1830 census. Chancery records of the Court of Common Pleas Record Book #12 page 499 filed 5 Jan. 1831 Champaign Co. Ohio states that Thomas Jenkins died in this present year of 1831 in Champaign Co. OH. owning 60 acres located on the north side of south-east quarter section 28 Township 4 Range 11 (Mad River Twp.) held by deed dated 13 June 1816, from George & Nancy Steinberger and on file in book C, Pages 41-42. The heirs of Thomas Jenkins; Susannah Jenkins, widow; Elijiah and Philip Jenkins both left the state several years ago and have not been seen since; unknown heirs of Dicy Price who died in Virginia, wife of Stephen Price, Phebe, wife Bryant Moody; Lucy; wife of John Moody; Joel Jenkins; Thomas Jenkins; Edwin Jenkins; Jesse Jenkins: children of Polly Maggart deceased, Milly Maggart deceased, Jesse Maggart, Soloman Maggart, Moses Maggart and Andrew Marrgart. Russel Jenkins; Eleanor, wife of Emanuel Kite; and Milly wife of Frederick Pence. Joel Jenkins was appointed guardian for the heirs of Polly Maggart. First money of distribution to heirs was made 6 June 1835.
Information from History of Champaign County, Ohio, its people, Industries and Institutions Vol.II Page 718 Thomas and Nelly (Fisk-Sisk) both of whom were natives of Virginia came to this county in 1806, locating in Mad River township in the wilderness, their log cabin being among the very first erected in the township along Owens creek. Here they spent the remainder of their lives.
Children of Thomas and Nelly:
Philip d. Tenn.
Mary
Phebe d. Indiana
Thomas
JOEL d. Nettle Creek Cemt. Champaign Co. OH.
Amelia(Milly) d. Champaign Co. Oh. Fredrick Pence Cemt.
Elijah
Dicy
sources of information of birth place:
p. 714 The History of Champaign County, Ohio states that THOMAS JENKINS and wife Nellie were natives of Virginia coming to ohio in 1806.
War of 1812 record states THOMAS JENKINS was born in the state of Virginia
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Lived the remainder of their lives in Champaign Co., OH. possible buriel in Nettle Creek Cemt.
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