31 Aug. 1771803 |
Wardlow
Family, Brown County, Ohio, Research and Family Files, Susan Hall, Miamisburg,
Ohio
Birth of William Wardlow in Augusta County, Virginia |
~1780276,803,804,805 |
Wardlow
Family, Brown County, Ohio, Research and Family Files, Susan Hall, Miamisburg,
Ohio
1850 Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio
Birth of Isabell Nesbitt in Rockbridge County, Virginia |
6 Sept 1797623 |
Harrison
County, Kentucky Marriage Bonds, Number 126
Know all men by these presents that we William Wardlaw and Robert Nesbit
are held and firmly Bound unto James Garrard Esq. Governor of Kentucky & his
Successors in the ---?--- Sum of fifty Pounds Current money & for payment well
and truly to be be made & done to our s.d Governor his Successors & c we bind
ourselves our heirs &c jointly & severally firmly by these Presents filed with
our seals & Dates this 6th day of September 1797. The Condition of the above
Obligation is Such that whereas Wiliam Moore Clerk
of Harrison County hath this day issued a License for the marriage of William
Wardlaw & Isabell Nisbet now should there be no lawful Cause to
Obstruct s.d marriage then the aove obligation to be void else remain in full
force.
Teste. W. Moore
William Wardlaw (Seal)
Robert Nisbet (Seal) |
16 Sept. 1797817 |
Marriages, Volume I: 1794-1893, Harrison County, Kentucky
William Wardlow married Isabelle Nesbitt, Wm. Robinson, Minister VDM |
1799804,805,833 |
1850
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Birth of James Wardlow in Harrison County, Kentucky |
1801804,805,833 |
1850
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio
Birth of Samuel Wardlow in Harrison County, Kentucky |
1803805,813,833 |
1840
Federal Census, Washington Township, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio
Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Birth of Philander Wardlow, Adams County, Northwest Territory (later Brown
County, Ohio) |
1805805,806,833 |
1820
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Birth of Jane Wardlow, Adams County, Ohio (later Brown County, Ohio) |
1808805,806,833 |
1820
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Birth of Mary Wardlow, Adams County, Ohio (later Brown County, Ohio) |
1810804,805,833 |
1850
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Birth of Robert Wardlow, Adams County, Ohio (later Brown County, Ohio) |
Oct. 1812804,805,833 |
1850
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
History of Brown County, Ohio
Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Birth of Matilda Wardlow, Adams County, Ohio (later Brown County, Ohio) |
5 Aug. 1812815,818 |
History
of Brown County, Ohio: Scott Township, by Robert McCall, MD
The War of 1812, The Battle of Brownstown
William Wardlow killed at Battle of Brownstown, Michigan Territory (Capt.
Jacob Boerstler’s Company)
Early Settlement
The first permanent settlement made in what is now Washington Township is
credited to the Wardlaw family. Just prior to the dawn of the present
century--in the early spring of 1800--Robert Wardlaw, with wife, Martha Downey,
and a number of sons and daughters, some of whom were married and were parents
themselves, emigrated from Kentucky and halted on the banks of White Oak and
effected the Wardlaw settlement. The family had for some years resided in
Kentucky, where the father owned considerable land, which, it is said, he traded
for that on White Oak. Here he possessed 300 acres, in Survey No. 1,053, which
lies on either side of White Oak Creek, in what is now the subdivisions of
Washington, Scott and Pike, at a point where the three are close together.
Robert's home was in Scott, but those of William and Samuel, who were men
of families, were in Washington, along the North and East Forks of the creek.
The family had, prior to going to Kentucky, resided in the State of Virginia.
Further reference to the father will be found in the sketch of Scott Township.
Other sons and daughters of Robert and wife were John, James, Josiah, Hugh,
Mattie and Jane. William's wife was Isabel Nesbitt, and their
children were James, Samuel, Philander, Robert, Jane, Mary and Matilda, the most
of whom became permanent residents of Brown County, and the men folks assisted
in the clearing and improvement of land. The father, William, was a
soldier of the war of 1812, a member of Capt. Jacob Boerstler's company, and was
engaged in battle with the company at Brownstown, where he was killed August 4,
1812. Samuel Wardlaw married Elizabeth Nesbitt, a sister to William's
wife, and their sons were Allen, Preston, Levi, Rainey and Henry; and the
daughters were Mary, Ann and Elizabeth. All remained permanent settlers in the
county, and Levi and Rainey of the township, where both are now residing, on the
original tract of their parents. Samuel died May 6, 1848, in the seventy-fifth
year of his age. |
16 Nov. 1812833 |
Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
In the Matter of Wm. Wardlow
Know all men by these presents that we Isabella Wardlow Joseph Calvin &
Robert Wardlow & James Ball are held and firmly bound unto Nicholus Links
treasurer of Clermont County and his successors in Office in the sum of one
thousand dollars to the payment of whereof we bind ourselves our heirs Executors
and Administrators jointly severally and firmly by these presents. Sealed with
our seals and dated at Williamsburgh this sixteenth day of November in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twelve 1812. The condition of the
above obligation is such that whereas the above bounden Isabella Wardlow
& Joseph Calvin hath obtained Administration of all and singular the goods
chattels and credits which were of William Wardlow deceased. Now if the
above bounden Isabella and Joseph shall well and truly perform all and
singular the duties of Administrator on the Estate of the said deceased
agreeably to law then this obligation to be void and of none effect otherwise to
remain in full force and virtue.
Isabella (her mark) Wardlow (Seal)
Joseph Calvin (Seal)
Robert Wardlow (Seal)
James Ball (Seal) |
16 Nov. 1812833 |
Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
John Thornspoon President, Philip Gatch Alexander Blair & Joseph Campbell
Associate Judges of the Court of Common pleas for said County of Clermont to
Isabella Wardlow & Joseph Calvin Greeting. Whereas at a Court holder by us
on the 16th Day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and Twelve at the Court house in Williamsburgh in the county aforesaid
William Wardlow as is alledged lately Died intestate having while living and
at the time of his Death goods & Chattles within the County & State aforesaid by
means Whereof Ordering and Granting Administration of all and Singular the goods
and Chattles and also the Auditing Allowing & final Discharging the Accounts
thereof Doth Appertain unto us & being Desirous that the goods & Chattles of the
said Deceased may be well & truly Administered Applied & Disposed of Do grant
unto the said Isabella Wardlow & Joseph Calvin full power by these
presents to Administer and faithfully Dispose of all & Singular the goods and
Chattles to ask & Demand & recover & receive the Debts which unto the said
Deceased while Living and at the time of his Death Did belong & to pay the Debts
the said Deceased did Give so far as the goods and chattles will thereto Extend
& the Law requires. Hereby requiring you to make or cause be made a true &
perfect Inventory of all & singular the goods & chattels of the said Deceased
which shall be appraised & signed by John Anderson Samuel Boyd & George Earhart
under Oath or affirmation & also a true & accurate Statement of all Debts Due &
owing to the said Estate so far as they come to your hands possession or the
same so made to return or cause to be returned to the office of the Clerk of our
said Court within three Months. And also you shall adjusted & settle up the
Accounts of said Estate & Deposit the same in our Clerks Office within Twelve
Months unless further time be allowed. And we Do by these presents Deputise
Constitute & appoint the said Isabella Wardlow Administratrix & Joseph
Calvin Administrator of all and Singular the goods & Chattles which were of the
said William Wardlow.
In Testimony Whereof we have on the Day and year aforesaid at Williamsburgh
caused the seal upon said Court to be hereto Affixed and Ordered these presents
to be Attested.
In Witness Whereof I David C. Bryan Clerk of said Court hereunto set my hand
this sixteenth Day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred & Twelve.
David C. Bryan Clk |
22 Jan. 1813833 |
Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Will Record A, Clermont County, Ohio Page 75, 76
An Inventory of all and singular the goods and Chattles belonging to the Estate
of William Wardlow deceased appraised by Samuel Boyd, John Anderson and
George Earhart agreible to Law. This twenty second day of January eighteen
hundred and thirteen.
|
$ Cts |
one gra horse appraised to
|
40. – |
one gra mare “ “ |
40. “ |
one white mare “ “ |
22. “ |
one Bay Colt “ “ |
15. “ |
one Brindle Cow “ “ |
9. “ |
one Red Cow “ “ |
8. “ |
one Red Cow “ “ |
7.50 |
one Red Cow “ “ |
7.50 |
one Pied Cow “ “ |
6.— |
one Red and white heifer “ “
|
4.25 |
one Red heifer “ “ |
4.— |
four Cows “ “ |
4.75 |
three sheep “ “ |
4.50 |
Thirteen Hogs “ “ |
6.00 |
Two Cittles “ “ |
6.00 |
Two Cittles “ “ |
6.50 |
One Collar two pare of chanes
part of harness Blind bridle |
3.75 |
One adds tennassee saw qinten
with Sunders |
4. |
One Loom |
4.00 |
One bed and bedding |
19.50 |
One bed and bedding |
14.— |
A chist table |
2.— |
A plow log chane two axes
with sunders |
12.— |
Dresser ware |
2.50 |
a churio and belt |
1.— |
one smoothing Iron frow for
harness |
.62 |
Two pots and a trammel |
3.— |
A looking glass and Slate
|
1.50 |
Cherry plank |
2.50 |
Two plains plow and greeve
|
2.50 |
A true Inventory & appraisment of the
property of William Wardlow by us
John Anderson
Samuel Boyd
George Earhart
Before me William Hunter a Justice of the Peace of the County aforesaid
personally appeared John Anderson and George Earhart and Samuel Boyd and took
the oat accordint to Law as appraisers of William Wardlow Estate ----?---. In
testimony Thereof unto set my hand & seal the 15th day of March 1813
William Hunter (Seal)
Robert Wardlow Dr. to the
Estate of William Wardlow |
$192.15 |
Thompson Arewire to the
Estate |
120.84 |
Allen Wood Dr to the Estate
|
9.50 |
George Lefrey Dr. to Estate
|
12.00 |
John Vance Dr. to Estate |
5.00 |
Joseph Wilson Dr. to the
Estate |
7.00 |
John Florence Dr. to the
Estate |
142.50 |
John Huber Dest Dr. to Estate
|
2.25 |
State of Ohio
Clermont County
Before me William Hunter a Justice of the Peace of the County aforesaid
personally Appeared John Anderson and George Earhart and Samuel C. Boyd and Took
the oath According to Law as Appraisers of William Wardlow Estate
Discased.
In Testimony I here unto set my hand and Seal the 15th Day of March 1813.
William Hunter (Seal) |
18 Mar. 1813833 |
Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
In the Matter of Samuel Wardlow (sic)*
Know all men by these presents that we Isabella Wardlow Amos Smith &
Thomas Morris all of the County of Clermont and State of Ohio are held & firmly
bound unto the Court of Common for said county for the use of the heirs and
Representatives herein named in the sum of Eight hundred Dollars Current Money
of the United States the payment whereof well & truly to be made we do bind
ourselves our heirs &c &c sealed with our seals and dated at Williamsburgh the
18th day of March A.D. 1813. The condition of the above obligation is such that
whereas James Wardlaw aged fourteen years has chosen the said Isabella
Wardlow his guardian and the said Court have this day appointed the above
mentioned Isabella Guardian to Samuel Wardlow aged about twelve years Philander
Wardlow aged about ten years Jane Wardlow aged about eight years Mary Wardlow
aged about five years Robert Wardow aged about three years and Matilda Wardlow
aged about six months all of the said Minors being heirs and Representatives of
William Wardlow deceased. Now if the said Isabella shall render an
accurate statement of her transactions with a Just Account of the profits
arising from said Decedents Estate and deliver up the same to said Court at such
times as they may require. Then the above obligation to be void otherwise to
remain in full force and virtue.
Acknowledged In open court David C. Bryan Clk
Isabella (her mark) Wardlow (Seal)
Amos Smith (Seal)
Thomas Morris (Seal)
*Clerical error – should be William Wardlow |
Undated833 |
Wardlow
Estate Documents, Clermont County, Ohio
16 November 1812 Docket No. 875, Clermont Probate Court, Clermont County, Ohio
Isabella Wardlow
Joseph Calvin
Administrators Dn to the Estate of William Wardlow
To Amount of Property as Pr Appraisement bill |
$253.87 ½ |
To Amount of Debts acu the Estate collected by Administrators 497.74 |
|
Total |
$751.61½ |
Administrators --?—
By Paying Toote & T--? And receipted |
No. 1 |
$1.00 |
By Do John McBeth |
No. 2 |
$2.00 |
By Do Thomas Myers State Tax |
No. 3 |
|
By Do Robert Wardlow |
No. 4 |
$2.00 |
By Do James Kais---?--- Note |
No. 5 |
$30.00 |
By Do David C. Bryan receipt |
No. 6 |
$2.00 |
By Do Robert Wardlow receipt |
No. 7 |
$4.00 |
By Do Thomas Morres |
[inkblot] |
[inkblot] |
By Do Robert Wardlow --?--- |
No. 9 |
$300.90 |
By Do J. Calvin --?-- |
No. 10 |
[inkblot] |
6 pr --?—Admintrators Charges $ 45.00 |
|
[inkblot] |
7 Clk --?—for balance |
|
1.88 |
|
|
$380.88 |
|
|
$359.88 |
Fee paid Thomas Morris for ---?--- a suit in Highland On behalf of
Estate |
|
20.00 |
|
|
379.88 |
Balance in hands of Admrs. |
|
372.72 |
|
|
751.63 |
[strike outs in
original] |
7 Mar. 1814276 |
Harrison
County, Kentucky, Will Book A, page 244
In the Name of God amen, I Samuel Nisbet of Harrison county & State of Kentucky,
being weakly in body but in perfect mind & memory thanks be to God for his
mercies & Knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die I do make &
ordain this my last will & Testament by me made and first of all I do commend my
soul to God who Gave it and my body to the Earth from whence it came to be
decently buried & as touching my worldly Estate that is has pleased God to bless
me with I do dispose of in the following way & manner I do order all my Lawfull
Debts to be paid and my funeral charges and as for the balance of my Estate I do
dispose of in the following way & manner that is to say to John my son I do Give
one hundred & twenty Dollars and to Robert my son I do Give ten Dollars as he
had Got his Share before and to Samuel my son I do Give the piece of Land that
is laid off to him adjoining Roberts line supposed to be twenty acres more or
less and to James my son do Give thirty Dollars as he had Got his share before
and to William my son I do Give the plantation whereon I now live with all the
plantation, tools & 2 horses and the waggon to be Be---?-- [possibly between]
William & Sam and Each of my Daughters now living at home is to have a horse or
Mare & for my other three that is Married I do Give ten Dollars to each
one & the balance of the Estate I do leave the Sole disposal of to Mary my wife
and she is to have a Good Sufficient living on the place and to keep possession
of the house and that three un Married Daughters to have their living on the
place while un Married and I do leave Mary my wife and William my son Sole
Executors of this my Last will & Testament by me made I do revoke all other
wills or Testament by me made __ Given under my hand this 7th day of March 1814.
Samuel Nisbet L.S.
Test
W. Moore
A. Moore
Henry C. Moore |
1820811 |
1820
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
Isabel Wardlow
1 male < 10 |
Robert (~10) |
1 male 16 - 18 |
Philander (~18) |
2 males 16 - 26 |
Samuel (20), Philander (~18) |
1 female < 10 |
Matilda (~8) |
2 females 10 - 16 |
Jane (~16) Margaret (~14) |
1 female 26 - 45 |
Isabell (Nesbitt) Wardlow (~40) |
|
1830812 |
1830
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
Isabella Wardlow
1 male 15 - 20 |
Robert (~20) |
1 female 15 - 20 |
Matilda (~18) |
1 female 40 - 50 |
Isabell (Nesbitt) Wardlow (~50) |
|
1840813 |
1840
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
Isabel Wardlow
1 male 15 - 20 |
Unknown |
1 female 20 - 30 |
Matilda Wardlow (~28) |
1 female 50 - 60 |
Isabell (Nesbitt) Wardlow (~60) |
|
1850814 |
1850
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
Dwelling Number/Family Number: 1562/1567
Name |
Age |
Occupation |
Value of RE |
POB |
Matilda Wardlow |
30 |
|
$1500 |
OH |
Isabella Wardlow |
70 |
|
|
VA |
David Wardlow |
17 |
farmer |
|
OH |
|
1860819 |
1860
Federal Census, Brown County, Ohio
Dwelling Number/Family Number: 370/370
Name |
Age |
Occupation |
Value of RE/PE |
POB |
Matilda Wardlow |
48 |
|
$4200/$500 |
OH |
Isabella Wardlow |
80 |
|
|
VA |
David Soofe |
24 |
farmer |
|
OH |
|
11 Sept. 1861803 |
Wardlow
Family, Brown County, Ohio, Research and Family Files, Susan Hall, Miamisburg,
Ohio
Death of Isabell (Nesbit) Wardlow, Brown County, Ohio |