Family Group Sheet
NameWilliam Watson
Birthabt 1759, England
Move1790, Fleming Co, KY
Moveabt 1800, Clermont Co, OH
Deathaft 1800, Warren Co, OH [787]
AFNJTHF-N2
MarriagePennsylvania
SpouseElizabeth Jones
Birthabt 1764, Washington Co?, PA
Deathaft 1800, Warren Co, OH [787]
AFNJTHG-BG
FatherJacob JONES (~1735-~1818)
MotherSarah THOMPKINS (1743-~1818)
Children
1 MWilliam Watson Jr.
Birthabt 1781, Pennsylvania
Death?
SpouseMary “Polly” Rounds
Marriage8 Jan 1804, Clermont Co, OH [787]
3 MGeorge Watson
Birthabt 1783, Pennsylvania
Death?
SpouseMary Broderick
Marriage22 Dec 1820, Butler Co, OH [1003]
5 MJacob Watson
Birthabt 1790
Death?
6 FLettie Watson
Birthabt 1794
Death?
SpouseAbraham Snyder
Marriage1 Apr 1813, Clermont Co, OH [42]
7 FSarah Watson
Birthabt 1790
Death?
SpouseNathaniel Hamlin
SpousePhoebe Elizabeth Smith
Marriage27 Mar 1818, Clermont Co, OH [266]
SpouseElizabeth Huntington
Marriage11 Mar 1824, Clermont Co, OH [42]
12 FNancy Watson
Birthabt 1806, Clermont Co, OH
Death?
SpouseJames Weaver
Marriage20 Aug 1826, Clermont Co, OH [42]
13 FElizabeth Watson
Birthabt 1808
Death?
Notes for William Watson
Family story that mother was sister to Stella Vincent, first wife of Jacob Jones.
From manuscript by the Jones Family Association and Minerva Edie Bushnell in the 1930s-1950s: Elizabeth married William Watson in Pennsylvania. He was born in England; removed with the Jones colony to Kentucky, and came to Clermont Co. Ohio, settling on land near that of her father. Some years later they removed to Warren Co. Ohio where they both died. H. W. Sanderson says they were buried near the village of Blue Bell. (Note: There is a Blue Ball that is half in Butler and half in Warren County and has been incorporated into Middletown).
(The Watson descendants generally give this name "William." But Mrs. Addie R. Fitzpatrick says his name was "Isaac" and is written in the old Bible).
From manuscript by the Jones Family Association and Minerva Edie Bushnell in the 1930s-1950s: Elizabeth married William Watson in Pennsylvania. He was born in England; removed with the Jones colony to Kentucky, and came to Clermont Co. Ohio, settling on land near that of her father. Some years later they removed to Warren Co. Ohio where they both died. H. W. Sanderson says they were buried near the village of Blue Bell. (Note: There is a Blue Ball that is half in Butler and half in Warren County and has been incorporated into Middletown).
(The Watson descendants generally give this name "William." But Mrs. Addie R. Fitzpatrick says his name was "Isaac" and is written in the old Bible).
Census notes for William Watson
No Williams in Warren Co bef 1830. (AIS 2/4/00)
