The Genealogy of the Millslagle Family

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_____ (?) (wife of Andrew Millslagel)
b. between 1794 and 1804, d. before August 1839
Last Edited=9 May 2004

     _____ (?) (wife of Andrew Millslagel) was born between 1794 and 1804 in Hampshire County, Virginia.¹
          _____ was enumerated on the 1800 census for Hampshire Co. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household. Grace Kelso Garner also wonders if Andrew's wife might be "a daughter of Mathew Wickham who was in Hampshire County, Virginia on the list of Levi Ashbrook in 1782 (6 souls) and on the list of Okey Johnson in 1784 (5 souls)." She then speculates that Andrew and his family spent "some years in New York State after 1820 and before the 1840 census[.]" There are 5 Wickham families living in Olive Green Township, Morgan County. This only tells us that a Mathew did not move to Ohio with Andrew and his wife and establish his own household. He may have moved with them but is living with someone else.²
          _____ married Andrew Milslagel, son of Georg Henrich Mühlschlägel and Catherine Loy, in Hampshire Co.³ _____ and Andrew had 4 children. These children are Rachel, Nancy, Samuel and Andrew J.. Nancy, their second child, was born in 1808 or 1812 in Morgan County, Ohio.²
          Andrew was enumerated on the 1810 census for Hampshire Co as Andrew Milslagle, aged 26 thru 44. Based on ages, it is possible that _____ was also living in the household aged aged 16 thru 25.⁴ Follow the link to see the census image.
           Between 1810 and 1813, _____ and Andrew moved to Morgan Co.²
           An unknown person is listed as head of household on the 1820 census of Noble Township, Morgan County, Ohio as Andrew Milslagel. Enumerated with him were Since no other names other than the head of house was listed on this census, all names are supposed based on the ages at the time of the census.³ Follow the link to see the census image.
          Andrew was enumerated on the 1830 census for Noble Twp as Andrew Milslagle, aged between 40 and 50. Based on ages, it is possible that _____ was also living in the household aged between 40 and 50.⁵ Follow the link to see the census image.
          _____ died before August 1839 in Noble Twp.²

Children of _____ (?) (wife of Andrew Millslagel) and Andrew Milslagel:: Rachel Milslagel   b. 1808 or 1812
Nancy Milslagel   b. 1808 or 1812
Samuel Milslagel+   b. c 1810, d. 9 Mar 1875
Andrew J. Milslagel+   b. c 1815

[S6] Andrew Millslagle, 1820 U.S. Census, Noble, Ohio, Morgan County, page (unknown page number), line #25; National Archives micropublication M33, roll 92, viewed on Ancestry.com July 2001. PDN: Millslagle-OH-0001. There is a female between 16-26 living in the household of Andrew Millslagle..
[S3] Grace Kelso Garner, compiler, Earliest Settlers of Western Frederick - Eastern Hampshire Counties (n.p.: self, 1974), page 176.
[S6] 1820 U.S. Census, Noble, Ohio, Morgan County, p. (unknown page number), line #25. PDN: Millslagle-OH-0001.
[S609] Andrew Milslagle, 1810 U.S. Census, Hampshire County, Virginia, page #791, line #8; National Archives micropublication M252, roll 69, viewed on Ancestry.com (image 32 of 79) December 12, 2002. PDN: Millslagle-VA-0018.
[S127] Andrew Milslagle, 1830 U.S. Census, Noble Township, Morgan County, Ohio, page 48, line #11; National Archives micropublication M19, roll 137, viewed on Ancestry.com September 2001. PDN: Millslagle-OH-0002.