FROM "PIONEER HISTORY OF CAMDEN TOWNSHIP"
MCCOTTER, HIRAM, came from Brecksville, Ohio, to Pittsfield in 1854, then to the farm north of Kipton, now owned by Steve Cowie. He was a Scotch-Irishman. He died Sept. 13, 1854, at 58 years.
His wife, Naomi,born in Vermont, died Aug. 6 at 75.
They were the parents of 9 children,6 came to Camden:
Hawley, Charles, Hugh, John, Annette and Mary
Hawley McCotter married Marian – or Miriam - [Waugh] Allen, daughter of Dan Waugh, and widow of Mortimer Allen. They lived on the George Coven farm, north of Kipton, but removed to Michigan and Kansas. Hawley McCotter married Elizabeth Davis Oct. 4, 1852.
Charles McCotter, born in 1839, married, in Illinois, Sarah Jeallies, and came to own the home farm and lived there until he became too infirm for work, and moved to Kipton village, where he died in 1917. He had children, Rawson and Eppie [Huene].
Annette McCotter, born in 1832, married John Coates, of Camden, and died in 1915.
Hiram McCotter bought his farm in 1854, of Lorenzo Dow Gibson.
MCCOTTER, HIRAM, came from Brecksville, Ohio, to Pittsfield in 1854, then to the farm north of Kipton, now owned by Steve Cowie. He was a Scotch-Irishman. He died Sept. 13, 1854, at 58 years.
His wife, Naomi,born in Vermont, died Aug. 6 at 75.
They were the parents of 9 children,6 came to Camden:
Hawley, Charles, Hugh, John, Annette and Mary
Hawley McCotter married Marian – or Miriam - [Waugh] Allen, daughter of Dan Waugh, and widow of Mortimer Allen. They lived on the George Coven farm, north of Kipton, but removed to Michigan and Kansas. Hawley McCotter married Elizabeth Davis Oct. 4, 1852.
Charles McCotter, born in 1839, married, in Illinois, Sarah Jeallies, and came to own the home farm and lived there until he became too infirm for work, and moved to Kipton village, where he died in 1917. He had children, Rawson and Eppie [Huene].
Annette McCotter, born in 1832, married John Coates, of Camden, and died in 1915.
Hiram McCotter bought his farm in 1854, of Lorenzo Dow Gibson.
FROM "PIONEER HISTORY OF CAMDEN TOWNSHIP"
MCCOTTER, HIRAM, came from Brecksville, Ohio, to Pittsfield in 1854, then to the farm north of Kipton, now owned by Steve Cowie. He was a Scotch-Irishman. He died Sept. 13, 1854, at 58 years.
His wife, Naomi,born in Vermont, died Aug. 6 at 75.
They were the parents of 9 children,6 came to Camden:
Hawley, Charles, Hugh, John, Annette and Mary
Hawley McCotter married Marian – or Miriam - [Waugh] Allen, daughter of Dan Waugh, and widow of Mortimer Allen. They lived on the George Coven farm, north of Kipton, but removed to Michigan and Kansas. Hawley McCotter married Elizabeth Davis Oct. 4, 1852.
Charles McCotter, born in 1839, married, in Illinois, Sarah Jeallies, and came to own the home farm and lived there until he became too infirm for work, and moved to Kipton village, where he died in 1917. He had children, Rawson and Eppie [Huene].
Annette McCotter, born in 1832, married John Coates, of Camden, and died in 1915.
Hiram McCotter bought his farm in 1854, of Lorenzo Dow Gibson.
MCCOTTER, HIRAM, came from Brecksville, Ohio, to Pittsfield in 1854, then to the farm north of Kipton, now owned by Steve Cowie. He was a Scotch-Irishman. He died Sept. 13, 1854, at 58 years.
His wife, Naomi,born in Vermont, died Aug. 6 at 75.
They were the parents of 9 children,6 came to Camden:
Hawley, Charles, Hugh, John, Annette and Mary
Hawley McCotter married Marian – or Miriam - [Waugh] Allen, daughter of Dan Waugh, and widow of Mortimer Allen. They lived on the George Coven farm, north of Kipton, but removed to Michigan and Kansas. Hawley McCotter married Elizabeth Davis Oct. 4, 1852.
Charles McCotter, born in 1839, married, in Illinois, Sarah Jeallies, and came to own the home farm and lived there until he became too infirm for work, and moved to Kipton village, where he died in 1917. He had children, Rawson and Eppie [Huene].
Annette McCotter, born in 1832, married John Coates, of Camden, and died in 1915.
Hiram McCotter bought his farm in 1854, of Lorenzo Dow Gibson.
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