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Thomas Garwood

Birth
Washington, Rappahannock County, Virginia, USA
Death
17 Mar 1837 (aged 58)
Newton, Jasper County, Illinois, USA
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Thomas was born to Quaker parents John Garwood and Esther Haines. He wed Hannah Rea at the Quaker Crooked Run Monthly Meeting in Nineveh, Virginia, on November 16, 1797. They had:
1) female in 1798 who died in 1798
2) John Clark on 28 Sep 1799
3) Robert in 1801
4) Abijah in 1802
5) Phoebe in 1804
6) Rebecca in 1805

Thomas moved to Logan County, Ohio in 1806 and had:
7) Hope in 1807
8) Thomas in 1810
9) Ann in 1812
10) Charles in 1814

Hannah died in about 1815 and Thomas married her niece, Hannah Rea, who was also named Hannah Rea, in Logan County, Ohio in 1815. They had:
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1) Esther on 13 Oct 1816
2) Justice Gustaves Swan on 12 Nov 1818
3) Adolphus Wupper on 8 Feb 1820

They moved to Kentucky (probably Louisville) and had:
4) Joseph Rea on 1 Jun 1823
5) Ralls Haines on 6 Jan 1826

In about 1828, they traveled up the Wabash River then Mill Creek and settled at the present unincorporated community of Walnut Prairie in Clark County, Illinois and show there in the 1830 census. There they had:
6) Levisa A on 26 Jun 1828
7) Benjamin Lamen on 13 Nov 1830

On June 13, 1831, John received title to 80 acres in the E1/2 SW1/4 of section 36 in T7NR9E, which is at present Newton in Jasper County, Illinois. He paid $100 for the land and there had:
8) Isaiah Alonzo on 30 Jul 1833

Thomas' second wife Hannah died in Newton, Illinois on August 20, 1836.

Note: There is no proof Thomas is buried in Riverside Cemetery since no stone but was located next to his land. The earliest stone in the cemetery is dated 1842 but as Newton was the county seat when Jasper County was created in 1831, the cemetery must predate that.
Thomas was born to Quaker parents John Garwood and Esther Haines. He wed Hannah Rea at the Quaker Crooked Run Monthly Meeting in Nineveh, Virginia, on November 16, 1797. They had:
1) female in 1798 who died in 1798
2) John Clark on 28 Sep 1799
3) Robert in 1801
4) Abijah in 1802
5) Phoebe in 1804
6) Rebecca in 1805

Thomas moved to Logan County, Ohio in 1806 and had:
7) Hope in 1807
8) Thomas in 1810
9) Ann in 1812
10) Charles in 1814

Hannah died in about 1815 and Thomas married her niece, Hannah Rea, who was also named Hannah Rea, in Logan County, Ohio in 1815. They had:
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1) Esther on 13 Oct 1816
2) Justice Gustaves Swan on 12 Nov 1818
3) Adolphus Wupper on 8 Feb 1820

They moved to Kentucky (probably Louisville) and had:
4) Joseph Rea on 1 Jun 1823
5) Ralls Haines on 6 Jan 1826

In about 1828, they traveled up the Wabash River then Mill Creek and settled at the present unincorporated community of Walnut Prairie in Clark County, Illinois and show there in the 1830 census. There they had:
6) Levisa A on 26 Jun 1828
7) Benjamin Lamen on 13 Nov 1830

On June 13, 1831, John received title to 80 acres in the E1/2 SW1/4 of section 36 in T7NR9E, which is at present Newton in Jasper County, Illinois. He paid $100 for the land and there had:
8) Isaiah Alonzo on 30 Jul 1833

Thomas' second wife Hannah died in Newton, Illinois on August 20, 1836.

Note: There is no proof Thomas is buried in Riverside Cemetery since no stone but was located next to his land. The earliest stone in the cemetery is dated 1842 but as Newton was the county seat when Jasper County was created in 1831, the cemetery must predate that.

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