OF SCOTTISH, IRISH, AND ENGLISH ANCESTRY
GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERANS PATRICK SCOTT AND LT. EBENEZER COE
GREAT GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR MINUTEMAN JOSEPH PRUDDEN
DISTANT RELATION OF FIRST LADY BARBARA BUSH, PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH, POET/ESSAYIST RALPH WALDO EMERSON, AND GEN. WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN
PIONEER OF ASHLAND CO., OH
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A BIOGRAPHY OF REBECCA SCOTT SHRIVER (1811-1897), by Laurence Overmire (great great grandson), genealogist and Shriver/Scott family historian, updated June 2020:
Rebecca was born Oct. 3, 1811, in Jefferson County, Ohio, the eighth of eleven children of Elder William Scott and Elizabeth Coe. About 1830, she moved with her family to Clear Creek Township, Richland County, Ohio, which became Ashland County in 1846.
On January 24,1833, probably in Richland County, she married David Shriver, the son of Johann Georg Shriver and Mary Magdelina Pollock. They had eight children:
1) George Shriver (1833-1917, m. Laura M. Cook)
2) Elizabeth Shriver (1837-1911, m. Jacob B. Lehmann)
3) Ebenezer Scott Shriver (1838-1923, m. Hanna Amy Percival)
4) Mary Ann B. Shriver (1841-1853)
5) Albert Norton Shriver (1843-1898, m. Mary Isabelle "Belle" Burns)
6) William Scott Shriver (1845-1917, m. Tirzah LoDean Burns)
7) Harvey Wilson Shriver (1850-1930)
8) Silas Elmore Shriver (1853-1930, m. Ella S. Souter)
No doubt Rebecca engaged in the usual arduous duties of a pioneer farm life, keeping the house and raising her large family. According to her gravestone in Ashland Cemetery, Rebecca died in 1897.
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Sources:
1) "Genealogy of Fast, Shriver, Burns, Scott, McKibben, Including Descendants of Revolutionary War Hero Christian Fast," by Laurence Overmire, RootsWeb World Connect Project, 2000-2020.
2) "Genealogy of the "SHRIVERS" of Clearcreek Township, Ashland County, Ohio, by Albert Townsend Shriver, c. 1977-1979. [Albert Townsend Shriver was the son of Albert Wade Shriver.)
3) David Shriver Bio, History of Ashland County, by George William Hill (Williams Bros, Cleveland, OH, 1880), p. 313. (marriage date Jan 24, 1833, names children.)
4) Fast Shriver files of Philip R. and Nancy Fast Kepner
5) Scott Family files of Marsha Petrie
6) Photographs from the collection of Anna Mary Shriver Fast, courtesy of her daughter Mary Lou Fast Overmire
7) 1840 federal census, Clearcreek, Richland, Ohio; Page: 107
8) 1850 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M432_658; Page: 3B; Image: 269
9) 1860 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio, Roll: M653_930, Page: 160, Ancestry.com
10) 1870 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M593_1169; Page: 576A; Image: 9; Family History Library Film: 5526681
11) 1880 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: 991; Family History Film: 1254991; Page: 8C; Enumeration District: 079; Image: 0019
GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERANS PATRICK SCOTT AND LT. EBENEZER COE
GREAT GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR MINUTEMAN JOSEPH PRUDDEN
DISTANT RELATION OF FIRST LADY BARBARA BUSH, PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH, POET/ESSAYIST RALPH WALDO EMERSON, AND GEN. WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN
PIONEER OF ASHLAND CO., OH
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A BIOGRAPHY OF REBECCA SCOTT SHRIVER (1811-1897), by Laurence Overmire (great great grandson), genealogist and Shriver/Scott family historian, updated June 2020:
Rebecca was born Oct. 3, 1811, in Jefferson County, Ohio, the eighth of eleven children of Elder William Scott and Elizabeth Coe. About 1830, she moved with her family to Clear Creek Township, Richland County, Ohio, which became Ashland County in 1846.
On January 24,1833, probably in Richland County, she married David Shriver, the son of Johann Georg Shriver and Mary Magdelina Pollock. They had eight children:
1) George Shriver (1833-1917, m. Laura M. Cook)
2) Elizabeth Shriver (1837-1911, m. Jacob B. Lehmann)
3) Ebenezer Scott Shriver (1838-1923, m. Hanna Amy Percival)
4) Mary Ann B. Shriver (1841-1853)
5) Albert Norton Shriver (1843-1898, m. Mary Isabelle "Belle" Burns)
6) William Scott Shriver (1845-1917, m. Tirzah LoDean Burns)
7) Harvey Wilson Shriver (1850-1930)
8) Silas Elmore Shriver (1853-1930, m. Ella S. Souter)
No doubt Rebecca engaged in the usual arduous duties of a pioneer farm life, keeping the house and raising her large family. According to her gravestone in Ashland Cemetery, Rebecca died in 1897.
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Sources:
1) "Genealogy of Fast, Shriver, Burns, Scott, McKibben, Including Descendants of Revolutionary War Hero Christian Fast," by Laurence Overmire, RootsWeb World Connect Project, 2000-2020.
2) "Genealogy of the "SHRIVERS" of Clearcreek Township, Ashland County, Ohio, by Albert Townsend Shriver, c. 1977-1979. [Albert Townsend Shriver was the son of Albert Wade Shriver.)
3) David Shriver Bio, History of Ashland County, by George William Hill (Williams Bros, Cleveland, OH, 1880), p. 313. (marriage date Jan 24, 1833, names children.)
4) Fast Shriver files of Philip R. and Nancy Fast Kepner
5) Scott Family files of Marsha Petrie
6) Photographs from the collection of Anna Mary Shriver Fast, courtesy of her daughter Mary Lou Fast Overmire
7) 1840 federal census, Clearcreek, Richland, Ohio; Page: 107
8) 1850 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M432_658; Page: 3B; Image: 269
9) 1860 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio, Roll: M653_930, Page: 160, Ancestry.com
10) 1870 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M593_1169; Page: 576A; Image: 9; Family History Library Film: 5526681
11) 1880 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: 991; Family History Film: 1254991; Page: 8C; Enumeration District: 079; Image: 0019
OF SCOTTISH, IRISH, AND ENGLISH ANCESTRY
GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERANS PATRICK SCOTT AND LT. EBENEZER COE
GREAT GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR MINUTEMAN JOSEPH PRUDDEN
DISTANT RELATION OF FIRST LADY BARBARA BUSH, PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH, POET/ESSAYIST RALPH WALDO EMERSON, AND GEN. WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN
PIONEER OF ASHLAND CO., OH
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A BIOGRAPHY OF REBECCA SCOTT SHRIVER (1811-1897), by Laurence Overmire (great great grandson), genealogist and Shriver/Scott family historian, updated June 2020:
Rebecca was born Oct. 3, 1811, in Jefferson County, Ohio, the eighth of eleven children of Elder William Scott and Elizabeth Coe. About 1830, she moved with her family to Clear Creek Township, Richland County, Ohio, which became Ashland County in 1846.
On January 24,1833, probably in Richland County, she married David Shriver, the son of Johann Georg Shriver and Mary Magdelina Pollock. They had eight children:
1) George Shriver (1833-1917, m. Laura M. Cook)
2) Elizabeth Shriver (1837-1911, m. Jacob B. Lehmann)
3) Ebenezer Scott Shriver (1838-1923, m. Hanna Amy Percival)
4) Mary Ann B. Shriver (1841-1853)
5) Albert Norton Shriver (1843-1898, m. Mary Isabelle "Belle" Burns)
6) William Scott Shriver (1845-1917, m. Tirzah LoDean Burns)
7) Harvey Wilson Shriver (1850-1930)
8) Silas Elmore Shriver (1853-1930, m. Ella S. Souter)
No doubt Rebecca engaged in the usual arduous duties of a pioneer farm life, keeping the house and raising her large family. According to her gravestone in Ashland Cemetery, Rebecca died in 1897.
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Sources:
1) "Genealogy of Fast, Shriver, Burns, Scott, McKibben, Including Descendants of Revolutionary War Hero Christian Fast," by Laurence Overmire, RootsWeb World Connect Project, 2000-2020.
2) "Genealogy of the "SHRIVERS" of Clearcreek Township, Ashland County, Ohio, by Albert Townsend Shriver, c. 1977-1979. [Albert Townsend Shriver was the son of Albert Wade Shriver.)
3) David Shriver Bio, History of Ashland County, by George William Hill (Williams Bros, Cleveland, OH, 1880), p. 313. (marriage date Jan 24, 1833, names children.)
4) Fast Shriver files of Philip R. and Nancy Fast Kepner
5) Scott Family files of Marsha Petrie
6) Photographs from the collection of Anna Mary Shriver Fast, courtesy of her daughter Mary Lou Fast Overmire
7) 1840 federal census, Clearcreek, Richland, Ohio; Page: 107
8) 1850 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M432_658; Page: 3B; Image: 269
9) 1860 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio, Roll: M653_930, Page: 160, Ancestry.com
10) 1870 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M593_1169; Page: 576A; Image: 9; Family History Library Film: 5526681
11) 1880 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: 991; Family History Film: 1254991; Page: 8C; Enumeration District: 079; Image: 0019
GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERANS PATRICK SCOTT AND LT. EBENEZER COE
GREAT GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR MINUTEMAN JOSEPH PRUDDEN
DISTANT RELATION OF FIRST LADY BARBARA BUSH, PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH, POET/ESSAYIST RALPH WALDO EMERSON, AND GEN. WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN
PIONEER OF ASHLAND CO., OH
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A BIOGRAPHY OF REBECCA SCOTT SHRIVER (1811-1897), by Laurence Overmire (great great grandson), genealogist and Shriver/Scott family historian, updated June 2020:
Rebecca was born Oct. 3, 1811, in Jefferson County, Ohio, the eighth of eleven children of Elder William Scott and Elizabeth Coe. About 1830, she moved with her family to Clear Creek Township, Richland County, Ohio, which became Ashland County in 1846.
On January 24,1833, probably in Richland County, she married David Shriver, the son of Johann Georg Shriver and Mary Magdelina Pollock. They had eight children:
1) George Shriver (1833-1917, m. Laura M. Cook)
2) Elizabeth Shriver (1837-1911, m. Jacob B. Lehmann)
3) Ebenezer Scott Shriver (1838-1923, m. Hanna Amy Percival)
4) Mary Ann B. Shriver (1841-1853)
5) Albert Norton Shriver (1843-1898, m. Mary Isabelle "Belle" Burns)
6) William Scott Shriver (1845-1917, m. Tirzah LoDean Burns)
7) Harvey Wilson Shriver (1850-1930)
8) Silas Elmore Shriver (1853-1930, m. Ella S. Souter)
No doubt Rebecca engaged in the usual arduous duties of a pioneer farm life, keeping the house and raising her large family. According to her gravestone in Ashland Cemetery, Rebecca died in 1897.
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Sources:
1) "Genealogy of Fast, Shriver, Burns, Scott, McKibben, Including Descendants of Revolutionary War Hero Christian Fast," by Laurence Overmire, RootsWeb World Connect Project, 2000-2020.
2) "Genealogy of the "SHRIVERS" of Clearcreek Township, Ashland County, Ohio, by Albert Townsend Shriver, c. 1977-1979. [Albert Townsend Shriver was the son of Albert Wade Shriver.)
3) David Shriver Bio, History of Ashland County, by George William Hill (Williams Bros, Cleveland, OH, 1880), p. 313. (marriage date Jan 24, 1833, names children.)
4) Fast Shriver files of Philip R. and Nancy Fast Kepner
5) Scott Family files of Marsha Petrie
6) Photographs from the collection of Anna Mary Shriver Fast, courtesy of her daughter Mary Lou Fast Overmire
7) 1840 federal census, Clearcreek, Richland, Ohio; Page: 107
8) 1850 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M432_658; Page: 3B; Image: 269
9) 1860 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio, Roll: M653_930, Page: 160, Ancestry.com
10) 1870 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: M593_1169; Page: 576A; Image: 9; Family History Library Film: 5526681
11) 1880 federal census, Clear Creek, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: 991; Family History Film: 1254991; Page: 8C; Enumeration District: 079; Image: 0019
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