Spouses 1) Elizabeth McClure b:1785 d:4 Aug. 1824 in Ohio
m:12 Feb 1812
2) Nancy Fiddler b: 20 Oct 1790 d: 5 Oct 1839
in Ohio
3) Ester Andrews b 1810 d 1877 elmwood illinois
children: Mary McClure Oldfield b 1814 d 1814
James M Oldfield b 1816 d 1857
Hugh Oldfield b 1818
Rebecca Oldfield b 1820
William Oldfield b 1822 d 1901 NE
Nathan Oldfield b 1827
Noah Oldfield b 1829
John Nelson Oldfield b 1830 d 1896 Fulton Co, Il
Mary Jane Oldfield b 1832
Abner I Oldfield b 1834
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
George Oldfield
Jonathon Oldfield
Nathan Oldfield
Nelson Oldfield
John Oldfield
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
Jonathon Oldfield, son of William Oldfield and Marah Irish, was born 7 June 1788 in Washington County, New York. Marah his mother died during his childbirth, as her death date matches Jonathon's birth.
Jonathon died at his residence in Elmwood, Peoria County, Illinois, Oct. 24, 1874 aged 86 years, 4 months.
Mr. Oldfield was born in Washington County, New york.
In 1803 he came with his father to Chillicothe, Ohio and in March, 1808, in company with James and Thomas McClure, came to the sight of Bellvue, Ohio, cutting their own road through the dense forest of Fredricktown. James made his lelection adn started to Canton to "enter his land;" Jonathon and Thomas commenced clearing , and with the help of the Indians erected a cabin, into which the McClurefamily moved the following spring. This was the first break of the wilderness of Richland County, Ohio.
Andrew Coffinberry was the first Justice of the Peace in Richland County, and the first marriage solemnized by him was that of Jonathon Oldfield and Elizabeth McClure, which took place on Feb 11, 1812,. Soon after his marriage he moved into his cabin, on the North-east quarter of section 22, and resided in this vicinity until 5 or 6 years since, at which time he removed his last place of residence. Mr. Oldfield was a soldier, and did honorable service in the was of 1812, for which he since obtained a land warrant. after the decease of his first wife, which occurred Aug. 4, 1824, Mr. Oldfield married Miss Nancy Fidler on the 14 Oct 1824, who died on the 5 Nov, 1836.
He married his current wife at the time of death Miss Esther Andrew on the 3 Sep. 1840. By all of said wives he was the father of 19 children, 10 of whom were still living at the time of his death, only 1 Abner Oldfield was still living in Richland County, Ohio.
m:12 Feb 1812
2) Nancy Fiddler b: 20 Oct 1790 d: 5 Oct 1839
in Ohio
3) Ester Andrews b 1810 d 1877 elmwood illinois
children: Mary McClure Oldfield b 1814 d 1814
James M Oldfield b 1816 d 1857
Hugh Oldfield b 1818
Rebecca Oldfield b 1820
William Oldfield b 1822 d 1901 NE
Nathan Oldfield b 1827
Noah Oldfield b 1829
John Nelson Oldfield b 1830 d 1896 Fulton Co, Il
Mary Jane Oldfield b 1832
Abner I Oldfield b 1834
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
George Oldfield
Jonathon Oldfield
Nathan Oldfield
Nelson Oldfield
John Oldfield
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
Jonathon Oldfield, son of William Oldfield and Marah Irish, was born 7 June 1788 in Washington County, New York. Marah his mother died during his childbirth, as her death date matches Jonathon's birth.
Jonathon died at his residence in Elmwood, Peoria County, Illinois, Oct. 24, 1874 aged 86 years, 4 months.
Mr. Oldfield was born in Washington County, New york.
In 1803 he came with his father to Chillicothe, Ohio and in March, 1808, in company with James and Thomas McClure, came to the sight of Bellvue, Ohio, cutting their own road through the dense forest of Fredricktown. James made his lelection adn started to Canton to "enter his land;" Jonathon and Thomas commenced clearing , and with the help of the Indians erected a cabin, into which the McClurefamily moved the following spring. This was the first break of the wilderness of Richland County, Ohio.
Andrew Coffinberry was the first Justice of the Peace in Richland County, and the first marriage solemnized by him was that of Jonathon Oldfield and Elizabeth McClure, which took place on Feb 11, 1812,. Soon after his marriage he moved into his cabin, on the North-east quarter of section 22, and resided in this vicinity until 5 or 6 years since, at which time he removed his last place of residence. Mr. Oldfield was a soldier, and did honorable service in the was of 1812, for which he since obtained a land warrant. after the decease of his first wife, which occurred Aug. 4, 1824, Mr. Oldfield married Miss Nancy Fidler on the 14 Oct 1824, who died on the 5 Nov, 1836.
He married his current wife at the time of death Miss Esther Andrew on the 3 Sep. 1840. By all of said wives he was the father of 19 children, 10 of whom were still living at the time of his death, only 1 Abner Oldfield was still living in Richland County, Ohio.
Spouses 1) Elizabeth McClure b:1785 d:4 Aug. 1824 in Ohio
m:12 Feb 1812
2) Nancy Fiddler b: 20 Oct 1790 d: 5 Oct 1839
in Ohio
3) Ester Andrews b 1810 d 1877 elmwood illinois
children: Mary McClure Oldfield b 1814 d 1814
James M Oldfield b 1816 d 1857
Hugh Oldfield b 1818
Rebecca Oldfield b 1820
William Oldfield b 1822 d 1901 NE
Nathan Oldfield b 1827
Noah Oldfield b 1829
John Nelson Oldfield b 1830 d 1896 Fulton Co, Il
Mary Jane Oldfield b 1832
Abner I Oldfield b 1834
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
George Oldfield
Jonathon Oldfield
Nathan Oldfield
Nelson Oldfield
John Oldfield
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
Jonathon Oldfield, son of William Oldfield and Marah Irish, was born 7 June 1788 in Washington County, New York. Marah his mother died during his childbirth, as her death date matches Jonathon's birth.
Jonathon died at his residence in Elmwood, Peoria County, Illinois, Oct. 24, 1874 aged 86 years, 4 months.
Mr. Oldfield was born in Washington County, New york.
In 1803 he came with his father to Chillicothe, Ohio and in March, 1808, in company with James and Thomas McClure, came to the sight of Bellvue, Ohio, cutting their own road through the dense forest of Fredricktown. James made his lelection adn started to Canton to "enter his land;" Jonathon and Thomas commenced clearing , and with the help of the Indians erected a cabin, into which the McClurefamily moved the following spring. This was the first break of the wilderness of Richland County, Ohio.
Andrew Coffinberry was the first Justice of the Peace in Richland County, and the first marriage solemnized by him was that of Jonathon Oldfield and Elizabeth McClure, which took place on Feb 11, 1812,. Soon after his marriage he moved into his cabin, on the North-east quarter of section 22, and resided in this vicinity until 5 or 6 years since, at which time he removed his last place of residence. Mr. Oldfield was a soldier, and did honorable service in the was of 1812, for which he since obtained a land warrant. after the decease of his first wife, which occurred Aug. 4, 1824, Mr. Oldfield married Miss Nancy Fidler on the 14 Oct 1824, who died on the 5 Nov, 1836.
He married his current wife at the time of death Miss Esther Andrew on the 3 Sep. 1840. By all of said wives he was the father of 19 children, 10 of whom were still living at the time of his death, only 1 Abner Oldfield was still living in Richland County, Ohio.
m:12 Feb 1812
2) Nancy Fiddler b: 20 Oct 1790 d: 5 Oct 1839
in Ohio
3) Ester Andrews b 1810 d 1877 elmwood illinois
children: Mary McClure Oldfield b 1814 d 1814
James M Oldfield b 1816 d 1857
Hugh Oldfield b 1818
Rebecca Oldfield b 1820
William Oldfield b 1822 d 1901 NE
Nathan Oldfield b 1827
Noah Oldfield b 1829
John Nelson Oldfield b 1830 d 1896 Fulton Co, Il
Mary Jane Oldfield b 1832
Abner I Oldfield b 1834
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
George Oldfield
Jonathon Oldfield
Nathan Oldfield
Nelson Oldfield
John Oldfield
Perry Oldfield b 1845
Levi Oldfield b 1847
Jonathon Oldfield, son of William Oldfield and Marah Irish, was born 7 June 1788 in Washington County, New York. Marah his mother died during his childbirth, as her death date matches Jonathon's birth.
Jonathon died at his residence in Elmwood, Peoria County, Illinois, Oct. 24, 1874 aged 86 years, 4 months.
Mr. Oldfield was born in Washington County, New york.
In 1803 he came with his father to Chillicothe, Ohio and in March, 1808, in company with James and Thomas McClure, came to the sight of Bellvue, Ohio, cutting their own road through the dense forest of Fredricktown. James made his lelection adn started to Canton to "enter his land;" Jonathon and Thomas commenced clearing , and with the help of the Indians erected a cabin, into which the McClurefamily moved the following spring. This was the first break of the wilderness of Richland County, Ohio.
Andrew Coffinberry was the first Justice of the Peace in Richland County, and the first marriage solemnized by him was that of Jonathon Oldfield and Elizabeth McClure, which took place on Feb 11, 1812,. Soon after his marriage he moved into his cabin, on the North-east quarter of section 22, and resided in this vicinity until 5 or 6 years since, at which time he removed his last place of residence. Mr. Oldfield was a soldier, and did honorable service in the was of 1812, for which he since obtained a land warrant. after the decease of his first wife, which occurred Aug. 4, 1824, Mr. Oldfield married Miss Nancy Fidler on the 14 Oct 1824, who died on the 5 Nov, 1836.
He married his current wife at the time of death Miss Esther Andrew on the 3 Sep. 1840. By all of said wives he was the father of 19 children, 10 of whom were still living at the time of his death, only 1 Abner Oldfield was still living in Richland County, Ohio.
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