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1009 Snyder S t

Akron, OhiCo

July 23, 1940.

7>)

Probate Judge of Warren

County,

s /

Lebanon, ^

Oh io

Dear S i r ;

For

our family history we

are seeking information

of Settlemires.

Sometime about the

latter 1890*

s

there

was an estate probated

in

tha^t

two sisters recall

receiving

their

shares of

an

estate from Warren County

and

they

think

i t

was

probably

final

settlement

of

the estate

of their

great-grandfather

Settlemire.

These ladies

are

Ida Carter

Blundon,

of

Lima,

Ohio who

has lived most of her 75 years within 2a miles of Lima;

and Margaret

Florence Carter Patton, then

of Paulding County, Ohio and

now of Marion, Ohio.

They

were

daughters

of Margaret Thon^json Carter,

a daughter of Nancy

Settlemire

Thoii5)son whose\

father

lived

in Warren

... j. till i« m

County. This

Mr.

Settlemire

(whose

name might have been William) bought

land from the government when i t was first offered for sale around I835

in

what is

now

Allen

and

Putnam

Counties

but con tinued to live on the

old Settlemire farm 4 miles west of lebanon

As

his

children

grew

and

lef t

home

he gave

or sold

them

this

n^w

land,

160

acres

to

each

of

three

sons and 80 acres to each of two

daughters,

who moved onto the

land.

Whether any other children

may

have remained

with

him

we do not

know, but

possibly

i t

was

the estate

of one of

these that they participated

as the

original Mr.

Settlemire probably died

long before

I895,

in

fact

we think

he

might

have

been

a soldier

in

the

War

of 1812. The name has been spelled

-meyer,meir .

Subt le-

and'may even

have

begun

with

a

Z.

But

we

would

like to see how close we

are

to the

pioneers of Warren Count

Could you have someone

inter ted in this sort

of

thing

get

in

touch

with me

and

give

me an

idea

as

to how

much

expense i t

would

involve to

trace this

through your

court

records^ Thank you.

Yours

very

t r u ly



L ,

John

J

Davis

1009 Snyder S t

Akron

Ohio

j Aug .

8 1940

.

Mr.

le e Dodds

Lebanon

Oh i o

D e a r Sir:

Seve ra l

weeks

ago

I

-.vrote

the

Probate cTudge

of

Warren County

and my l e t t e r

was

returned me with

a

statement

signed by Betty K.

Oswald saying ^ve refer you to Mr. Lee

Dodds

address Lebanon

Ohio who may be

able

to help

you

So I

an

enclosing

the

or ig ina l l e t t p r and would appreciate i t

i f

you could give

me some informat ion.

We

are not prepared

to auth

orize

an

e xte ns iv e s ea rc h

but

are

asking

about

da ta th a t

might

be

easi ly

avai lable 2ven

a l i t t l e

would

be

pleasing

to the

fwo

semi-

i n v a l i d

l a d i e s

men t i o n ed

In add i t i o n

to

what i s in th e letter I

f i nd now

t h a t a

V/il l ia

Settlemyre

was a private in Capt. Timothy Titus*

Company

that serv

from

September 4 I8I3 to

March

14 1814.

The

Roster

says

the

comp

ny was

probably from

Miami County but

that

doesnot

defini tely ex

clude the

7/arren

Qounty Set t lemire

and then too

he

might not hav

se t t l ed

in

Warren

County un t i l

a f t e r

the

war.

In

the

geneological

record I

note

the

names

of those you are

in teres ted but I

have

not run across

any

of

them

in

my

search fo r

family l ines of .iy

wife

or myself; these

include

Patton Carter

Thompson, Settlemire

Self

Sweezey, HaUerman

Davis

Pasooe Mc

Manus, and

Wells|

and

thes

names a hundred

years

ago go into

Warren

Allen

Putnam

Hocking

Counties

Ohio; Harrison and Brooke

Count ies

V/.)

Va. ana Washington

County

Penna.

and into other

c o u n t i e s later

Trust ing you may be able to

give

me some help I am



i |l lT ll (l«l l/ ilWimrif rfgt -< 'j .; -. .. f- ^ .. _

L i/lj-osioniO%•

Au^t

X01/H« .

Ha?* John J Duvie ,

100'^ SixyciJJP

S ti

Akron, 0«

Hy

D e ^ Hr.

2)«^vi©:-

I rdoldVQd

your Xot tec of

inquiry yo&ttjruivy, onoloeine Cl*CO

in pityi/ionj fo r

owJio# Thf;jrik

you.

I ocrxQiAltod th a cour t houac rcooras

t^Xfi

womlixi^ f i j ta l ly

Ioc;-4tCvi th« w il l o f V;illtwri Got t l vviiioh i robevtovi Dot 16th .

IS7Gp In t h i s wil l , I fin;L zho fol lovain^ olauo-a; - I ^ i v o tvni

lo o

unci

bi;-quoath

to tTojvtl'ia Tho&'ipuon, Thcfl.i>con,

?/ i l l iam

Thcxvip—

oon yJt id Ktvnoy

Thofi-xpoon,

(the ohilvtron

of

.ly ;L-..vii;ht;dr Wcjaoy Jane Tho»»»-

fion, Dvjo'd} the i r heir^

forever

in

fee

oirav; ©, the

WeotJ hal: cjf the Southi Wes t q\u;. r t '^ o f Sect ion

36

in Tovynohip

One,

?4outh

cf

Hinj;© 7 E^vot, in

the

aiot r lo t of Xt-nda ev.ojoct

to

scilo ut Eapalvc-

O.

ooivtainin-^' GO

ueryt-i ..-lor:)

or leofc>» *-uici aituatevl lu Putvwti.-j C^-'t

C'h.io.

In Ow..co fcuxy of

oi

lu

ciMlcdccn

ahul l

' i io

before

ray

ucuth,

iuu\ri<,

no

ohllc lren, then th e

shure

of

such ohilvX

ahul l

to the

af-rvi'eors.**

TMs

Kunoy

Ja>;r

ThoRpoci',.

s

vuf)...vOuht..'6./y

th e

IJuncy

Si^te#«8sa»y0r

yvu wcntlori

in

your

let ter .

(Alao thfj above 1?illia<n Battits^yar

vras

avidantly

a oolcUer cf the

.r^^r

o#. Iftliii, «« hie fuptt lur»d

tvuo

i 5urt

of t?xo Virc inlu

MlXit^rry lupds rjivon to

t>5u

rôl-licxa

of

ths

ncvolu-

.ticn^'.ry

IGJ.«

7î^.ro.

I t ixl-'i. f i te ivTÔ r'scc rus of

tlo.

brofbet-u

SCIlili Siatîen of K2Cr^#

^-iittlafMayar•

ThOi.q or ^ prove t h i s .

Thee© bro thers , uq taant ionad in the w ill u re-

Churlea

r/.-Jcl^n

II .-

und

Ju-ucr, M.

Churla?^ Jc'-n ^-iven

I'-?0

m.

IlWitis^ton

Couiity#

Inu.

»» / <

<^v*yl.is ri/ua

îVyi*v/v

of uh-ti

t rac t .o f 4C0 acres. Duyiig vvt^s i^lso-dîvcn

acres

of the home

farn, '.hloh

was loc-.itad

in

r;ashin:;t(ifn-TcvmB.hlp, Warren Couiaty,-

.uVcut

four

mil03

of Tebûxcn. I covuu f ine vio

record of

any

Bottle..ayer

^

ownin(^

of

Lebui on. . Our Cdvoity

Heooruar

huê bean

in

this

ofi iot i

fo r

abcut

.60

ye^rs «^Cid K:.\cav» nic«t c f the e ld bet t lor*j .

Heôcul/l

not reca l l einy cf

thut

fui:;lly Wcct of tcvyâ.

IVillluTn.H

•;7llX v?d K:

r^rc^'idtJd

th-.;^ :

In he

O-Vvculd

C 3i:aariv

before his^Xlcuth, his Y.iaow shouid huve tho

v.â of

1*4d eatut5x^xxviiil

her th'uCvl i f

they

Ma

no

ohil drar ;, h i?

a/.t ira cetv^te

'jhoU-b ;o

odd

by/'hi 9 u

c.irtibtratcfe

; r Vi

the.

iaroceSvXjB eqwOly v.sivi6,ed

a^c.o%

-aie

or thoir hoirc . -'a v.iu' re^.arr/

Jan.

I^th , IS'-iS, .o

biichal,,

Terry. I could fijiu no record of .hea will cr uo'^th* ov/cver, .u ivill

v-ruld 06 unnac-aaûry, us Willivdi-.H mid for the .iif^^ô.altioii

cf

the, property. Th î lack of death rcocrd

may

be

due

to

her

dvinij

'taacad' hdi luat

years in tîcther

county

i

ncclcotd-tc

uicnticn tM t the fourth ;icn, Juw.aa . . willed loO

acX <ê

in

luoô-

GvUi'xty,

Ind .

was

bom in

'ôv.

1795

and

m a rrlrd in n Wllkeraon who \7u© X)om

in

'iaC7 cubl died hov. SdOtiG,

V/illi-jn

.lied Bept 7uh. iB7G,

ruavXa

h ie

vfi l l

in 1667

und

made Me mark for 2iio e ic^ iuû rs . Fe CiURO

to

War

ren

Cou/ity li'i IBO v v'.ltii u fo-(''ily n<vi»i0d S' i^tmire aivi

served

(jix

i.ôntilic

in the war of

1813. Hie

eon

Bayl ie

had

only

on© chi ld , Poraca, bora^

:uy bth.

1339, ' tho ic i robably oti?.l^li*oin^, t r

h-ar. _^c:iil Iran. Whs

Post

Offioa\«utarc-3K-

is

Crcficnla, 0. Warren Covaaty.

You contact

-

hin , o r

t hw ,by

.nui l .

^

I coxila d^vo you u

complete

trunccrir.-t ox

Wilul^Ki's

Ydu.1 i f

yca dccjirc 'but th©

iioove

covei?a^bh3 ea ^JcnSiwi fcsatxxrea. I

forced

to

u.va«

ahcS.iJ,

. .OP

•Wi- ''''

Trustlj'Xi^

the

uuovc

ic

sj»-vticX-.-vOtory, I uni, oinoerel)^',

'' TiSS Ti P c d d s .



Mr Lee L. Dodds,

203 E . Warren

St

Lebanon,

Ohio.

John

J . Dav i s ,

1009 Snyder S t . ,

Akron, Ohio .

Aug.

16,

1940.

My

dea r

Hr.

Dodds;

I

received yoar

l e t t e r of August 10 and was highly gra t i f i ed

vvith

the

in fo rmat ion you sen t .

I

a l so received your card of th e l 2 th .

w\\ 1 do want a copy of William

Settlemeyer's

will

and

enclosing

|2 00 to cover the

cost.

I t

may

be that the complete copy will

give

the

names

in more complete d e t a i l and

e l imina te

some

of

the

di sc repan

cies between

your

account (v/hich I do not question) and recollections

of

our aunt , v/hioh might be a

l i t t l e

hazy

but v/hich may be improved by

compa r i s on wi th the a c t u a l r e co rd s .

The paragraph about the bequest to

the

children of iny. daughter

Nancy Jane Thompson, Dec'd agrees with our Aunt Ida^s narrative

except;-

1 .

She only re co le cte d th e Nancy, instead of Nancy

Jane;

2. She

thought

these

ch ild ren in

the

order

of the ir bir ths to

be-

Margaret,

•o

William, Mary and Jeptha. Tou note

the

Mary instead of Nancy

as

r eco rd , it is

pos ib l e

she

hrd bo th

names,

and

chose

to

A T rt+ 1j fU^0

nev/

t h e s e

last

t h r e e

we l l

as

b i r t h ,

j u s t

sou t h of Columbus

of it near ly all her

l i f e .

When Vîlliam Settlemeyer

made

his wil l his daughter

Nancy JcUie was

dead

and before

the

wil l was probated his- granddaughter

Margaret

Thompson

(Mrs.^Milton Carter) was dead. She

had

tv/o daughters, Ida I'ary Garter

(now Mrs* L. J. Blundon of Lima, Ohio) and Margaret Florence Carter (nov/

Mrs. S . P.

Patton

of Marion. Ohio),

who

is Mrs. Davis*

mother.

Marga

ret^Plorence Carter

was

born Oct. 5,

1868 and when

she

was

three

months old

her

mother

died.

Her

father left her for sDtime with

a family

of Settlemeyer* living near Lima,

v/ho

ei ther could

not

or v/ould

not

care

fo r the infant

properly

so a neighbor, not re la ted, asked for

her and

rea-i?ed her but soon moved

to

Mercer Co. ;and latter to Paulding Co

in

1885

she married

?.

Patton.

So she had

l i t t le

knowledge of

more d i s t an t r e l a t i ves and it is from her s i s t e r Ida t ha t v/o must

mos t o f

ou r i n f o rma t i o n .

Their recollection of

getting

a share

in

a Warren Co. estate

agrees

with your account. Mother got hers after she was married;

i t

may ha,ve

been withheld un t i l

she v/as

of

age

or

i t

maj have

been

v/ithheld un t i l

a f t e r the

death of

V/illiam

Sett lemeyc-r 's second

wife

Rachel .

Abait William Settlemeyer's

marriages,

you

say

he dM remarry

Jan . 15th , 1865

and

fu r the r on

he v/as

born in Nov.

Ann Wilkerson, v/ho was born

in

1807 and died Nov. 5,

1865

dates

must be

in e rro r^

probably

the remarriage

as he made his

v/ill

in

1867 providing In casp he

should

remarry.

The

matter

of

the

old homestead

in

Warren

0ounty should

offer

no

diff icul ty

as Aunt Ida has never

been in Warren

60. and her knowledge

was only from

hearsay . The

dis tance seems

cor rec t but

the d i r e c t ion

from Lebanon v/rong. But she

did

v/ant

to

know where i t was

in

case she

should

ever

be in

the nelghborhocd

However, t ha t

is

doubt fu l , as

we are

lea ving tomorrow to v i s i t

mother

at Marion but would

not

go

over

to

Lima

unless

we are a.ssured the Aunt Ida 's

health

is

such as

to

permit

h e r to have visitors

for ev en

an hou r .

About Nancy Jane

Set t l emeyer

Thompson, she probably

married

Sa,muel

Thompson

in

W'a,rren County, but. i t i s proba,ble t h a t

her

chi ldren v/ere

a l l

born

i n Putnam County. She marr ied qui te young

as

did

her

mother ,

as

Ann

7/ilkerson

was born (you

record) in

1307

in

Warren Co.?) and

her granddaughter

Margaret

Thompson

about

1840,

as

Margaret

v/as

said

to

names, and chose

to

use Mary,

she

was

reared

in the

neIghboi^hood

G-rove

and has

l i v c d v / i th in fifteen

you

Aun t

Id

o f

h e r

mi l e s

wnere

h e r

obtain

1795 anc.

- one

of

t he se

ma r r l e d



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••itr-i

died

a t

28 aboujs the end of 1868•

Nancy Jane was

said

to have been about 30 when she

died;

her hus

band,

Samuel

Thompson l ived

to be

about

50• He

remarried and

his

widow

remarried

and

served

as

guardian for the

two orphaned

6arter girls who

knew her as

Q-randma

S ims .

The

greatest

point of difference

centers

a round the

Settlemeyers

that

lived

in

Allen end Putnam counties. She knew

Mason

Settlemeyer who

lived a mile or so north of Columbus G-rove. e

had

married a Thompson a

s is ter

of

ScUnuel

Thompson.

This

Mason, she

claims,

was a

brother of

Nancy

Jane, and that Mason s daughters, Nettie and Sarah Settlemeyer

were

double-cousins

of

Margaret

Thompson.

Mason

had two brothers,(Teorge and Pra nk

Settlemeyer

who

lived

near Lima

i t was

at

the home

of one of them

that

Mother Pat ton

was

oared fo r temporari ly

as

an infant) . She claims these three to be

brothers of Nancy Jane and

so

sons of William Settlemeyer, but no such

names appear inthe wil l unless th^M

in two

places as middle i n i t i a l

represent them.

Possible

these men were grandsons

of

William s.?

However, the Allen County history records that a William Suttlemiire

in

1333 boiaght government land in Sections 23 and 26 in what is now the

western edge of Lima and

pret ty

well coincides with the location

of

the

homes of Ceorge and Milton Settlemeyer. I am in

error

above as i t was

Mas on

Ô e orge and

Milton

who

were brothers while Frank was Q-eorge s son.

We

are glad

to

get

the

name

of Ann

Wilkerson as

i t gives

us

another

clue. Also

the

name of Zentmlp,^ opens up possibi l i t ies . CouM i t have

been the

original

fsunily liAme and William, unable to write permitted i t

to be changed to Settlemeyer?

At any event he

surely

at some time held

quite

a bit of

land,

and

i t was badly

sca t tered

a t t ha t .

I shall try to get in

touch

with Mr. John

Settlemeyer

as you

suggest

after

I have

returned

from my

vacation as

I may

learn

more

about

these

matters

while I am

away.

Thanking you for the in formation you sent and trusting tO hear

from you again and hoping that this

lengthy

le t ter is not boring to you,

I am

Sincerely

yours, ^

/ ^^^^vis.

1009 Snyder S t . ,

Akron,

Ohio .

j

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John

J

D

av i s

1009 Snyder

S t .

Akron , Ohio .

Aug. 26, 1940.

Mr. Lee L.

Dodds,

203

E.

Warren S t .

Lebanon, Ohio .

My Dear Mir. Dodds:-

Your letter

of Aug. 20

came

during my absence and

i t was

quite

pleasing

on

returning

home to

have

i t

here

since i t

contained

so

much

that was

interesting.

I wish

to

thank

you

for this

good

report

and to

say

that

a l l

the

conclusions you drew seem very Just if iable.

I

shall

be glad when I

have

more con^lete information

to

accept

your invitation to fi le with you a record of the Seettlemeyer lineage

but will f i rs t try to f i l l

in

some of

the gaps.

I am, however, send-

, ing a tracing of

the

vicinity of Qregonia as i t appears on government

topographical

maps and would

appreciate

i t i f

you

could

indicate the

location of

the

Settlemeyer homestead as you suggested. I

could

then

advise our

aunt

in Uma

jus t

how to get there and i f she is ever able

again to make the

trip

to vis i t

her

daughter in

Kentucky

near

Ov/ensboro

they

might go

that

way

instead

of

the

shorter

one

through Indiana.

She

has expressed such

a

wish;

but now is in such poor health that we did

not venture to vis i t

her

last

week. I t is the

joy that

some of these

older

folks

get out of

having the

early family rememberances recordithat

repays

me for

my

time and ef for t in making the record; and beside, I

l i k e

to d o t

run

into

some odd

or

unusual

things; or

maybe

i t is just ouV*

way of bunching fac t s

t oge the r .

F or in sta nce s there was born in or

near

Henry County early this

year

a

l i t t le gi r l

name^ Thompson

I

have

not yet learned her given name . 3he

is

the daugh te r and first-born

child

of Lorene

RamBb^m

Thompson,

who was

the

daughter

and f i rst

born child of

Morma

(Blundon) Ramsbotton, ,

now

of Owensboro, Ky. She

was

the daughte r

and

first-born

child

of

Ida

Garter

Blundon,

of

Lima,

Ohio,

the

aunt of whom I wrote above;

these four generat ions are now

l V

ing .

Ida Carter Blundon was the daughter and f i rs t born child of

Hargaret Thompson Carter

who

died

1363

in

Putnam

County. Hargaret

was

the

eldest

daughter (and possibly the first-born child of Nancy

Jane (Settlemeyer)

Thompson who was

the daughter (ani possibly the

first-born child) of Ann Wilkerson Settlemeyer.

Of

the two possibil

i t ies we would say that since Margaret Thonôn Gaêr was said to have

been

28 when

she died she

would

have to have been born

in

1840;

and

since Ann

V/ilkerson v/as born

in

1807 she would have been a grandmother

at

33.

So

i t is

quite

possible that both

Nancy

Jane

a,nd Margaret

were

first-borns.

At any

event

this

l i t t l e

Thon )son

gi r l

is

the

fourth generation of first-born daughters, and po^bly the sixth.

I

am curious as to whether there is siny

connection of

Samuel

Thompson

in Warren County; he probably married

Nancy

Jane

Settlemeyer

there, around

I839

. Our

aunt seems to reca l l

Slater

and

Matthe ws as

re la t ives

in Warren

County.

Last week I attended a reunion of the

Patton

family

at

Marion,

Ohio and showed a

chart

I had

prepared.a,list

over a

t housard blood -

descendants of their ancestor, Robert Patton of Hocking County, who

came into Ohio in 181? and

later

started a tov/n

a t Pat tonv il le

(now

Haydenville) ;

he was

a great-great-gi^ndfatêr

of my

children.

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tTohn

J Davis

{

•1009

Snyder S t

Alcron, Ohio.

I

i

Mr. Lee L, Dcdds,

203 S

Warren St

Lebanon,

Ohio.

i

Hy d e a r

Jir.

Dodds : -

Thanks a lo t fo r the membership card in

Society;

I

appreciate

the

pr iv i l ege

and

honor

to

and ant ic ipa te

much pleasure in th i s membership.

Nov. 13, 1940.

the Warr en County

Historic

be

a

p a r t

of your

f ine

gro

I

v/ish

to

thank you

for your

ing and it con ta ine d so much t h a t viai

you might be dup l ica t ing

some

of th e

you

were

supplementing her

v;ork.

l e t t e r

of

Oct.

3 l j it v/as very lntere

. new to me.

B ut

d o n o t

be

anjc ious th

fac t s t h a t

Airs.

Sett lemyre sen t me;

For ins tance

she

had told me the

b i r th

da tes of James

Wilkerson,

S

his wife and children; also the death

d ate s; th en ,to o,

some of th e marriag

dates Now her

record

gave Sarah Y/ilkerson

Longstreth,

died Aug. I3 , 134

you

wrote another

Dau.

who

mar.

G eo. Longstreth

so you

see

I

got

a nev

fact

I had

delayed in

answering your l e t t e r as I was daily expecting

to ge t the fac t s I

wanted

from Lima, Ohio; but began to

despair

and s ta r t e

to write up

what

I already knev/ when th e in fo rmatio n came

today,

so I

corrected what I had vrrit ten as 3 0u can read i ly see

Enclose plea.so f ind

the

record

of

Samuel Thon^json am his wife

Nancy

Jane Sett lemyre

and

a l l

of

t h e i r descendants

as

fan

as

I

know.

I am

sending three

s he ets to ge th er with

a

carbon

copy

of

each

thereby

saving

your

having to

t ranscr ibe the record in case an ext ra copy was

needed.

In this record vie did not

undertake

to

vrrite

out the

Settlemyres

and

Wilkersons

other

than

Nancy

Jane

as

a l l

I

have

I

got

from you

and

I.irs

Settlemyre and

i f

you see

her

as you suggested, no doubt you

wil l

have a

more thorough record

than I could

t r ansc r ibe I f hovjyer,

you do not

t ha t soon I

s h a l l

be

glad to t r ansc r ibe

t ha t

v/hich

I have.

Tight

g e

I

say v e

both guessed v/rong on

the or igin of

the name

Settlemyre when we got to

thinking

i t

night

have

been

a corrupt ion

of

Zentniyre,

the name

of

the

family

with whom

William Sett lemyre

came

as

a

boy

of

12

in to Warren

County. William had come

from what

is now

E l l i co t

City,

Maryland; he had a

brother born

In

I805

and named

Bayl is Se tt lemyre

who

l a t e r

Joined

him in

Warren

Qounty;

afterv /ards

he went in to

a

sou thern

s t a t e

and

died t h e re

But

anyvray it

was

a p lau s ib l e ex p l an a t i o n and a

poss i b i l i t y ; and having

it correc ted

we

learned the t r u t h which was

what v/e wanted

in

th e first p l a c e

The Thompsons are still a closed book

to us; the re vfere

Thorrpson

in y/arren

County

and

adjacent

coun t ies v/ho

served

in

the

War of

1312

but

I

cannot hook

them

up to Samuel as

vie know

none of the names

of

any

of h is r e l a t i v e s

Probably the

most famou s

Thonpson

with in 50

miles of

lebabon around 181? v/as the

Rev.

John Thompson,

a t f i r s t an able a s s i s t a n

of Rev. Richard McNeraar

but

\7hen

the

l a t te r uni ted with the Shaker group

there

west

of Lebanon I lr . Thompson became h is v io l en t oppos i t ion A ll

told Ivlr. Thompson was pas tor

of

the

Pi -esbyterian

church

a t

-SpringfieH (n

Springdale) , Hamilton

County about th i r ty years, or

up u n t i l around

1832

Again

thanking

you

fo r

your

y o u r s

cour t e s i e s and

hoping

t o

hear aga in

soon

I

am ince re ly



Mr. Lee L. Dodds

203 E . Warren S t

Lebanon

Ohio.

> •>>

»<Xyrfc».^

wV

ôhn

J

D

avis

1009

Snyder S t

Akron

Ohio

Cot. 30

1940.

My Dear

Mr.

Dodds

Thanks

for the card of Oct.

22

and the information

also

the goodly

lot

of information in your previous

letter.

I st i l l m

immensely

interes

ted

in

these

things but have been very busy

taking

advantage of

this fine

fall

weather

to

get

done some things

that

were

urgent.

However

I do

want to enroll with the Warren

County

Historical Society

and m

enclosing

Jl.OO

for

that purpose.

As

soon

as I

can

get

the information

I

am

seeking

from

our

Allen

County folks I

shall

be glad

to

send the record

for

the Genealogical

Division

as you have suggested. I want

i t to

be fair-Jy con^jlete

when

rst s ubm i t t e d

Having

written

Mr. John

Settlemyre

I

received

a

l e t te r

from

his

mother

there in

Lebanon and

i t

was full of facts about the

Settlemyres

and Wilkersons

in

the

early

part

of

the

19th

century

with

birth

mar

riage

and

death records

as obtained from

family Bibles.

Prom

this we

find that William Settlemyre

came

from the neighborhood of

Ellicoft City

Md.,

that

a younger brother

Bayliss

later

lived

in Warren County

and

that Y/illiam s first wife was Peggy Wilkerson, born in 1735 in Va or Ky

which was then one state .

It

would seem her father James V/ilkerson

was in the Revolutionary War and later moved westward possibly to

Ry.

and later to Warren County. Possibly he was from old

Virginia

may

have been entitled to land in

the

Military

District or

he may have come

t here because old comrades in

arms

had taken land there.

s yet

I

have

not found any

Wilkersons

in

the

Ohio trocps in

the War

of 1812, possibly

they might s t i l l have been in Ky.

but not

long

after

William

Settlemy

returned from his service in that

war

he married Peggy Wilkerson Deakin

a

widow

with four sons.

More

later.^ .Yours very

truly.



Mr John J Bavia^

1009 Snyclor St>

Akron,0«

Lebanon

«0»

203 E

Warren

St«

Warren

Oonnty Hlator ioal Sooiety*

0ot .3 I t i t .XS40 .

My Dear Ur^Bavle:-

Many tiianke

for

the

^ l la r

and X

exa

enoloaing yctir

menbsrBhlp

card

for

1940. I a li no?/

a t

your oervioe for any inforiiiat ioii you *nay de-

eire

X have boon interid.ln{j

to

viotl Mrs

Ssttlemeyer,

bnt ho,v0 been

too busy traneoribing other families. I

may

b© d aplisjatlng tho data el-ie

sent

ycu,

bnt I also may have ecrta data» that oha did not send you.

Jai«;e3 Wilk croon bom in Orange Coimty , Va. in 1758 caad

mar

r ied Margaret Mocre of the eaine oouxxty. They

en-igratea

to near lesflngton,

v/here J/urieo had re la t ives .

In

1806 th ey lo ca te d n ea r F t.A nc ie nt, 0 . Warren

Hie children

were

WilltiEuB, James, John, Margar et,

another

Dt.u. who mar.Oco#

Longe t re th

and

one

who

mar .

Jason

Darrow.

A

four th

Dau.

l^ .r .Andrew

Brens t r a

William Had one acn ?v>I£ii,Oharl09 N, who mar. Martha Ckôde. They

h u. seven sons and one cii^vU. -Burre l l , V/illiam,

Oeorge

Henry, mar.

iâry

H Ha

r t h a , mar* v JH . ^ ^ h om aB «viVi; u 3i A,

J

Voguei

Edwsera. W4JLllm

v^so

baa one cmx*

Ann,

became th e

socord

WilllesTA

se t t l eaoyer . Tbcy

bacl. one

son Bay le sr ,,

who mevr. MeliBQC;

Wilherson.

JcjAoe J r . mai

In t .

Wiciow HoBaniole.Will iam,Margaret , booamo Hn

r/ ife

o f

Johruj .tliaxi f5ierwcoa, SuxiJrh Amu, mar.ise-iah Harr is ,

Harr ie t ,

mar.Moo

Betay

Ann,

mar Samviol Flack ,

Jehu, Andrew, John, Hiiry, mar .Amos Warwick ,

Maxgaret axxd Johuiat:iiaii ghvrwood ha-ci four

oh i l .

Charles , Anmv, mar.CharJon W

l iaurioe ,

Thomas. Betay

Amu

had

four oh l l .

nario©

unknown. Jehu a l so

had

f

Miary and

Aiuos

Warwi>}k

had

four

oh i l . -Pe r ry

A,

Horace ,

Gxanvi l l e ,

Roland,

JairtSB J r . war i ihd.-i^hala

Maodonald,-

f ive

ohi l . - Barah Sllen,

mar.

John Oy

JvUrtha, m: Charles A Harris , Bishop, mar Lydia Joba, Thoraae Nerrton, nar. An

l i n a

h a r r i s ,

Har ley , mar . Stiean

Sr^îth.

John,

aoxi

o f Jamê, nine

oh i l - sa jfah, mar .

Jamos Harr i s ,

Elisa

WAX

Lr.Hu ih U Bsnû,(ch.John end Mary.) James H, mar.Sarah

Ann

Van ehouch,

oh:l l . , Johi i.,

mar#

— Connor,

William,

Itarion, Line.,

mar. Perry

G Mil Is . Of

these,Jaraes and Sarah Am i iod;- Lucia,

/Mel iss a, Hcraoe

B,and

Amanda,, twine,

Wal t e r B, Graf

t on ,

E l l a and Anna*

James

and hJo *»'lfe b l t h l iv^^d to h3 abou

90,

but ox0.y three of t.hoir

oldl

l ived

oeyond maturity,

Una ?jid Perry 0

had tk.reo oh i l . -F lo ry , Oharlaa m d Pina .

Vhis ixjiforrAation was

taken

from the Harris-Cherry

Goiealogy.

I

sorry t h a t X do not have datea^ bu t they

were

not

incl\ided«

Tjlruatiiig

that

this

will

be

of

sorvio© to you, I em.

Sincere ly Yours ,

Lee L

Bodds,

Chairman

GeneaXogioal Division.



Settlemyre-Thoiqpson

Family.

Samuel Thon5)0on

was probably

born

about I8I5, probably in

Warren County»

Ohio, ae he

died

about I865 aged about

^50;

he married

Nanoy Jane Settlesiyre, daughter of William and Pegsy

Doafeln-Wllitereon)

Settlemyre; ahe waa bom In Warren

County,

Ohio about 1019-20;

as she died ab(Xit I85O, aged about

30;

They were married about 1837

and

probably married

in Warren County

where her father continued to live the

rest

of his

life)

but probably

soon went

to

live on the 80 acres belonging

to

her

father,

the farm

whiTBh

he

bequeathed

her

children af te r her

death.

This

was

in

Putnam

County

a mil© or so south of Columbus Q-pove*

They had four children, and in

their

grandfather s will appear as follo

1.

JepthgJi

Th<Mt Bon who went west and

was

killed (or hurt) in a coal

mine; he had married and had a

family.

2.

Hargaret

Thompson, who v/as

born

about 1840,

as

she

died

when

about

2

in 1368,

about

Nov. 1. She

married about

1364

Milton Carter, who

was

bom

about 1831

and died

1911;

They had

two

daiaghter :-

a. Mary^lOarter, bom 1865; married Edwin Blunden;

their

family of f ive ^p e a r on

another

shee t

b. Margaret Florence Carter, bom Oct. 5 1368; married Elias

F. Pat ton; the i r

family

of

ten

appear on

another

sheet .

(Hilton Carter married secondly

aboiat

I870

Mary

Haller

and

they

had Car r ie Kate and lee Ceu*ter) •

3 . William

Thompson, who

lived in

Columbus

drove,

married

and

had a family

Including

Dora

Thon^DBon Fu l l e r

lEmyna

T/ioyrt/^

son 6rqVfl(7i € V

Warry Thon5)son

Thoyn^ôn

4.

Nanoy Thonipson

(as

her

grandfather

cal ls

her

in

his

will)

or

Jlary Thompson (as

others

seems

to

have called her)

married . . • Powell, and had a son,

William (Willie) Powell, who went west .

Samuel Thonpson

married

secondly CTone^ ^ tu

married after a period

of

widowhood Sims, s

that she was called dranlma Sims by

the motherless

Carter girls who

Alavt/

guardian she

waa.

She

reared/^Ha.



Patten

Branch of

Bettleniyre-Thongson Family..

Margaret

Florence

Garter, younger

daughter

of I t on

ai^

Margaret Thompson

Garter and grandaughter of Gamupl and Nancy Jane (Settlemyre) Thoa^^son,

was horn near

Oolumhus drove, Ohio, Oct.

8 ,

1868.

Her

mother died a

few

weetes later

and she

was reared

by ilrs. lehman

(not

i^lated), living

In Allen,

Mercer and Pauldlng

Counties.

i Feb. 22, I885

In Pauldlng

County, she

was marr ied

to

Ellas F. Fatten,

son of Abraham and Catherine Ann(Self)

Patton,

who was

bom In

Marlon County, Ohio Oct.

8,

I859.

He had

lived

In

Marion county

t i l l

1883

v;hen

he

went to Pauldlng

to

engage In business. After marriag

he bought and

cleared

a farm east

of

Pauldlng; here a l l

the i r children

were

born

and t h r e e

d i e d .

In 1913 he sold his farm and

moved

to Marlon, Ohio where he Immediately

engaed

In the

building

supply business;

la te r Including

coal .

At

that

tine the family

at

hone incMddnthe four sons and youngest daug

t e r , the tv/o eldeat daughters having married,

i ir . and îrs.

S.

F. Patton now l ive

at

184

leader

St . , Marlon,

Ohio.

Their children

a l l born

In Pauldlng County, Ohio were:-

l». Irene

Patton,

who married John J . Bavls: they have lived a l l

their

raarrlec^:it

1009 Snyder

BT., Akron, Ohio They

had f ur

children:

a.

John

E. Davis,

v/ho

married

Virginia

Ruth

Mazu

and

they

live

a t

435

Bet t l e S t . , Akron.

b. Margaret

M

Davis, who married

Albert D.

Perdue; they live

a t 2766

Sixth

S t . , Cuyahpga Fal l s ,

Ohio.

c .

Howard

F . D av is , a t home

d . Vema Ruth

Davis ,

who died aged neaaly

two.

2.

Haael

H. Patton, who married Chas. A. Smith; they have a

country

sto

I n Pau ld lng County near Ifelroso (P .

0.

Oakwocd

and near the

Blue

Creek United Brethren Church. They had

four

ohildren:-

a.

Averlal L. Smith, who married Lawrence A. Saughman; they hi.ve

a daughter Chlr l

Lee Baughman.

b . Edi th Smith , who married

J o s . Demuth.

G. C-lendlne V. Smith, who married Alierle

Jeffreys? the i r son

LowoH

only

l ived

a

few days ,

d .

Dorothy

Dean

Smith,

a student

at

Pauldlng High School; her s is

a l l

l ive

In or

near

Pauldlng .

3 . leo

B.

Patoon, coal

marohant, Mar lon, Ohio, married f i r s t Lois

who

died leaving

a 4 month oM

daughter,

3etty Lavergne Patton, no

in col lege In K an sas .

He married secondly Adeline

Jenkins

fnd

had

f ive chllclr0n;r

Alice Louise, Gloria

/inn and

Beverly

Kae

Patton;

also

Auwey an3 Leo

who died in early infancy.

41 Lyle

(E.

F.

Jr.)

Patton, bookkeeper,

coal dealer

and mechanic,

ario

married Leona Cottrell , and had Eva Marie, who died. In Infancy,

Junior ,

Harold

Wayne

and

.'argaret

evalyn

Patton.

5 . Carter

M.

P atto n, a tto rn ey , Harlon, Ohio, married

Alice i-^lacken

an

have

a son Q-ene M. P a t t o n .

6.

Don

E.

Patton, salesman, Marlon, Ohio; married Kathryn Hootor and th

have a daughter Mary Kay Pat ton .

7.

Ellene F. Fatten,

married Leo

l^rry,

a

clerical

worker

for the Erie

they are

now

stationed

In

Pittsburgh,

Pa.,

they

have two

childre

Marilyn

June and

Robert

Leo Berry.



Blunden Branch of

3ettl©inyre-»Thon5)eon

Family

Mary Ida Oa^ter« the

eldest

of the

two

daushters of ii Cllton and Margaret

(Thoi^pBon)

Carter

was born

In

Putnam

County,

Ohio, a(Xith

of

Columbus

O-rove;

she

was mar r ied t o

dwln J Blundeni

their

married life w s mostly in Allen County, Ohio;

they had

f ive

ohl ldrens- '

1 . Worma

Blunden,

who married Ross Ramsbottom,

o i l

pu-iplng engineer

formerly of 3?:iida, j \ l len County, Ohio, but

now

s ta t ioned a t

Owensboro, Kentucky* They had two

chi ldren :

a Lorene Ramsbot tom, who af t e r teaching school near Blida fo r

seve ra l years married Robert Thongs on; they have

a

daughte

1

Idnda

Lorene

Thon4)son,

bom

3^40.

b .

Edwin JT. Ramsbottom, a s tudent

a t Bowling Q-reen

College

2

Preston

Blunden,

auto

salesman,

l ima,

Ohio;

married

i da

Bowman;

Bhoy have

two sons;

a

Jo hn R ob er t

Blunden

b W i lliam A lv a

Blunden

3 Margaret Blunden, who died young*

4 . Carter Harrison

Blund.en,

garage

man

a t I«faye t t e

near

U-iaa,

Ohio;

married

I le len Hea th ; they have th ree

sons ;

a J a ck

V em o n B lu nd en

b

J u s t i n Blunden

0

Larry

Heath Blunden

leone Blunden,

who

mamled

Ray Bogert ,

garage mechanic, Lima, Ohio;

they

have

a sen t

a

Cene

Wallace

Bogar t



s ttl

G S

STii TION

G S CHECKER

INVENTED

Y TUCSONAN

New

Gadget

to Keep Attendants

Honest

Eugene F Se t t l em i r e

7235

Vi l l age

Avenue

Tuc son

Ar i z on a

+ t Which every gasoline

station

in the country

ust

have in order to operate at a

profit ,

has been in-

produc t i on The i nven to r

IS B. F.

Settlemire,

owner of the Arizona Cash

Register

Co.

of Tucson

and Phoen ix

The gadget - a gasoline register - can he

connected

to

the top of any

gasoline pump.

Bach

station attendant

has a

icey to a special lock

on

the register. Before he can serve

a

customer,

the.attendant

must unlock

the

register.

As the pump

operates,

the

regis,ter

records the dollar

va ue of the gas,

and,

at the end of the day, the

dollar

sales

of each

attendant

appears

on

the

reg is ter s total izer .

This total must correspond with

the

amount of

cash

the

attendant has placed

in

his special drawer in the

cash

r e g i s t e r i n s i de th e s t a t i on

In 1949,

Settlemire left

the

employ

of the cash register

company hQ represented rather

than

be

transferred away

from

Tucson.

He started his own business. He

had

sold Art Hague

Who

operates a truck-stop service station north of

Tucson

on

the Casa Grande Highway the

latest

model cash register. But

profits were not up to what they should

be,

and

asked

Settlemire what

to

do about i t

thousand

cash register parts

he had accumulated,

Settlemire

went

to work in the

back

of the

shop

at his

home.

He

produced the gasoline register and installed i t in Hague s

station. It worked and Settlemire made 14 of the gadgets

by

hand

and eldipped

all

of Hague s gas

pumps.

Settlemire formed a group

corporation

and

several

Tucson

citizens took stock, including Hague.

They

tried to manufactdre

the

register

in Tucson. Finally the

group

made

a contract with

Corporation

of

Hartford. Conn., which makes

most of the meters for gas pumps.

The

Tucson

corporation raised

578,000 to purchase

tools

with

which

to manufacture the

register

and turned them over to

Production is under way and delivery

of

the

f irst 6,000

registers is

expected in Tucson

by the

end of the

mo nth



Mrs. Glenna Settlemire 65

died Februar y 19 at the Miami

Valley Hospital Dayton where

she had been a patient for

several

weeks . S he

resided

on

Hatfield Road Lebanon Route

1

v/.<wL:<ew

JbfetA.

Mrs. Settlemire is survived by

he r

husband

Ross a son

Donald

and

two grandchildren.

Funeral s er vic es w er e co n

ducted Saturday at 11a.m. at the

Oswald Funeral Home.

Burial

was in Miami Valley Memory

Gardens.

t 97^

o® .

.puBiS 0*^ _

aitui3B^®S

j^jouiaVi

/LupuoWî ^

ypSeitl^^

;ged Sunday

VaJJev

2r

Peyton. He

vived

iy

j,-

andchsiL^^yton;

and

^ 0

granrf

T

great

l^nd S

^^ sister,

by

Tticson Ari^

ûnk

Dona ld Sett lemir

Donald

R. Sett lemire

6

t h e L eb an on H ea l th

Center

died

Tuesday

Apr

a t th e Ce nte r

Mr. Se t tl em ir e was

a

fi

a former

deputy

sheri

former Turt le Creek f i rem

m e m b e r o f th e L e b

Masonic Lodge

and

Master o f t he Monroe

Gran

Surviving are h is

Mildred ;

h is

s o n

Do

Lebanon;

and h is daug

Donna Parson o f

B1

Paso

Services were held Satu

May

2

a t

Oswald-Ho

F u n e r a l H o m e in L e b

R e v e r e n d J o h n

P e t

Arrangements

were

ma

10swald-Hoskins

Funeral H

1

Memorial contr ibution

b e

m a d e to

the

Tur t l e

Townsh ip F ir e

Depar t

1433

W e s t S t a t e R o u

Lebanon

OH.

43406

Tucson

w i l l be

th e d i s t r i b u t i o n

c e n te r f o r th e

p r o d u c t f

and a s ep a ra te c o rp o ra ti on h a s been o rg an iz ed to

h a n d l e

th e

sa l e

and d i s t r i b u t i o n

A

company

in

Dundee S c o t l a n d

A f f i l i a t e d

w i t h Veeder- Root

has

w r i t t e n to

i n q u i r e

a b o u t

European

r i g h t s

fo r manufac tu re of th e r e g i s t e r

S e t t l e m i r e says th e

machine

has

been

t ho rough ly t e s t e d

by

gas pump ex p e r t s and has a

r i g id

workout

in d a i l y use He

po in t e d

o u t t h a t 1 0 0 0 0 0 nev;

gas

pumps a re

s o l d

each y e a r

and

t h a t

th e

possi ilities

of

th e

new gadge t a re a l m o s t

unlimit

ed

i



OBITUARY.

William

Sylvester Setll

em

ire, the

sou of

George

and Klenor Worley

Settlemire, was born

t

Lima,

Ohio

Allen County, August the 3rd, 1860.

He departed from this life

April

16,

1925 at his eonntrj

home

east of

Lebanon

wh^

he had resided for

the

last

twenty

years. Being

at

the time of his death 64 years, 8

months

and

13 da.vs old.

He was married to Lucy Corwin

October 6 th, 1895. To this union

wci e

born seven

children namely

Mrs. Elmer Hastings Corwin, Ross

the twins Hil da and Helen Eugene

and Marjorie, who with the wife, two

grandchildren, one sister, and a

nephew William Corwin, who has

lived

with

th e f amily s ince

he was

a tiny babe are left to mourn his

ffoinf?. . I

Mr .

Set tl emir e was a

member of.

the

Jr .

0. U. A. M., Lima Council No.

290

of

Lima Ohio.

Almost 15

years

ago, Mr. Set

tlemire was

stricken

with

an

illness

from

which

he

never/fully

recover

ed, tho his energy and ambition

kept him up and going until a

month ago he was forced to take

his bed. With much patience and

courage he awaited the* call to go

to

th e Father who eve r l ov es and

cares for

hi s children.

Weep not

that

his toil is over,

Weep

not that

his toil is (A er,

God grant we may

rest

as

calmly

when

Ou r work, like his, is done.



JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

667

mained at home with his parents unti l

he

was twenty-one years

of age, when he

came

west to Wooster, Ohio, a poor man,

empty

handed,and engêd at farm

work.

Two years later he was

married to Miss

Hannah

Franze,

and

began

farming

on

rented

land

near

Wooster,

and one year la ter purchased thirty

acres

of

cleared

land on which he built good buildings. He, in the spr ing

of 1844, sold and removed to this

county,

and bought eighty acres

of

forest l and for

$300.

He erected

a

log cabin

and

began

in the

woods living a life of a pioneer. He

and

wife were young and both

worked

hard

andthus madetheir home. He is one of

the energetic,

strong men,

and

has

by a

well

spent

life made

a

good home. He

has bui lt good buildings

and

now enjoys the fruits

of

earlier

labor.

All

the i r

chi ldren

re

located

ne r

home

n

all

well-to-

do. John M.

was born

and

reared

in Huntington

County. At

t he age of eighteen he enlisted

in

the a rmy in

Company

B,

One

Hundred

and

Fifty-Third

Indiana

Volunteers,

and

served

seven

months, when

he was

discharged

and

returned

home. He lived

with

hi s

fa ther about

four

years when

he

was mar ri ed t o

Miss

Caroline Freehafer

of

this

county. After

marriage he removed

to a

farm

in

Section

33, Jackson

Township, where

he

still

resides.

He has

115

acres

of good

land

well

improved; in early days

he

was a hard working man and as the f ru it sof h is l abor has a good

home. He is a Democrat. Belongs to G. A. A. post No. 167,Eo-

anoke, Ind. Unto

Mr. and Mrs.

Keefer

three

children have

been

born:

Edwin

A. , Franklin M. and Pearlie I. Mr. and Mrs. Keefer

are

people

well respected.

JOHN M.

SETTLEMYRE,

a farmer of Jackson

Township,

was

born April 3,1840, being second of

four

children born to William

and Anna Settlemyre,

of Warren

County,

Ohio.

Our subject

was reared as

a

farmer boy in Warren County,

Ohio,

unti l twen

ty-one

years

of

age,

when

he

came

with

one bro ther

to

Indiana

in 1860. After removal to

Indiana

they began farming

and

clear

ing on a farm given them by their father. In 1872he was

mar

ried to Margare t Arick , of

Huntington

County. After

he had

been married two years he began bui lding on his farm a good

building. Mr. Settlemyre

has

remained on thd

same

farm

ever

since he came

to

Indiana. Un to

Mr.

and

Mrs.

Settlemyre two

^ children

have been

born,

the oldest James—Elmar.

Mr. and

Mrs. Settlemyre are good people, well respected by

the

com-

i munity. He is a Republican in politics.

PRESTON B. SETTLEMYRE, a citizen of

Jackson Town

ship, was born

June

5, 1857, being the oldest of six children bprn

to

Charles W. and Mary Hathaway Set tl emyre. Our subject

was born in Warren County, Ohio; when

bu t

three

years

old his

parents

removed to

Huntington

County

(1860).

Was

reared sis a

farmer boy; lived with father until his death, in

1874.

After

father's death Mr.Settlemyre remained with his mother until her

death, in

1876,

when, two years later, he was married to Miss

Nancy M Arick, of Huntington County. Aftermarriage hebe-

g^ farming

on the old home

place;

remained at farming until

Jie began business as a tile maker, in Jackson Town

ship, threemiles southeast of Roanoke.

Mr.

Settlemyre runs a

business of about

2,000

per year. Is a Republican in politics.

He and lady belong to the United Brethren Church. Unto Mr.

and Mrs. Settlemyre two children have been born, the

oldest

Cities A., born January

25

1879; second, Tillie N., bom May

15,

18;2. Mr. and Mrs. Settlemyre are good people; well respected

by the community.



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Settlerolrc Reunion

The

fourth annual

reunion of

the descendants

of

William Settle-

mire, born

in

Va..

1795.

came

to

Warren County Ohio.

held at his old home in-Washing-

toii

township, afterwai-d

home of

his son

Baylis. and

wife

now

that

of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Settle-

myre,

Sunday,

July

28 1929.

j

William Settlemire was ^latner

of George,

who

marrietl Una

Worley, Milton

who

marne<l

Mary

Cox, Mason who married

ElleA

Thompson

and

Sarah

who mar-

ried Samuel Thompson all of war

ren County, and

settled

near Lima,

Ohio

about

1845. Charles who

married Amanda Hathaway o n

•andJan.es

moved to

near

FtJ

Wayne,

Indiana 1860.

The day was ideal and was spent

in making new and

renewing

old

friendships

and inquiring of ab

sent

ones.

Also

admiring beauti

ful views along Little

Miami.

Those present were:

Mr. and

|

Mrs. J. F. Settlemire, Mrs. Emmaj

McKibbon,

Mrs.

Martha

Sterner,

i

Mr. and

Mrs. Clyde

•Settlemire.;

son and daughter

Mr.

and

Mrs.i

C.

L. Settlemire, two

sons

and

daughter, Mrs. Fred Haskett and

son, Mrs. Flo Slusser and two:

sons of Lima

Mrs.

John Ackron, j

Mrs: W. H.

Kidd,

of Columbus

Grove,

Mrs.

G. A. Runkle,

H. D. ^

Rupkle,

Mable

Runkle,

Mrs. Idaj

Sattlemiro

of St.

Johns, Ohio, Mr.

Urs.

Sam

Harrod,

jfMr- a;id

G:

H.

Harrbd ;

and

^

son

o^

Betfl^myre, Mary Ruth Herman

ahd

Lawrence,

Mr. and

Mrs.

N. L.

Highlands, Mr. and Mrs.

E. B.

Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mick-

ley,

two

sons and daughter, of

Roanoke,t,.Ind., Mr. and Mrs. James

iW. Settlemyre of Huntington

Ind. Mr. and Mrs.

Will

Hastings

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hasting and

daughter Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hen

derson and son

Miss

Marjorie

Settlemire Mr. Eugene F. Settle

mire of Lebanon Mr. and Mrs.

owin

SettUmire and soiu^ of

Dayton, Mrs.

George

Stoutenburg

o^ Lancaster, Pa.,

Mr.

and Mrs.

Robert N. .Settlemyre sun John

Baylis, of Clarksville,

Mrs.

Reyno

R. Mayberry of Cairo,

O., Mr.

and

Mrs. W al te r McKibbon and t hr ee

sons of Toledo, Mr. and

Mrs.

Har

ry Settlemyre,

Mary,

John, Alice

nd Ruth Oregonia Ohio

l

The next reunion will be held at

.City Park; Lima, Ohio, second

Biinday in August

111.10.



BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

1048

Bettline\n Washington Township, whWe

the

former died April 21,

1854,

and

the

DiA

24

1876

Our

subject was

rared

on

a farm, and

received

his

training

in

thfdistSXehools.

Hewasmarried

pet fV1849.

to

Caroline

Pms

who died

Mar^

31, 1863. aid left four children,

viz.:

Alice ., wife

of

William

Prater

,

Franklin

P.

Saiah and (^rge

Z.

Mr.

Robertson

agail

married,

Feb. 22, 18 <2,

to

Lucinda

Garner by wh^ hehas had four children,

viz.:

âmes

Eunice,

Susanna

A.

andLucinda.

Robe^n^ns232

acres

of land,

and is

eWd

in

agriculture

and

stock-raising.

PohtiwHy^

he

M

emo^^^^

farmer;

Fort

Ancient;

was

born

in

Wa8hin^nTowns Warren

Co.,

Dec. 26, 1836Vd is a son of William H.

and

Dunham)

RoV° 5he former a

native

1799

and the latterTnative of Pennsylvania; wasbVo August 1800. Mr. Rob-

ertsoi's pLnta,

Ezra

aAElizabeth Robertson, were bothVorn in Marylanând came

to Warren

in 1799 and^cated

near

Lebanon, and in

m2 settled m

Washington

Tow^hip

where

they

werWly

pioneers. Mr. Robertsoêrved as asoldier in the

W

1812, and

nLton'Ve'.'when

ojly 13 years

fV.^«nSwt2 1874

Tnwpr Sanduskv. Mr. Robet on, the father of our subjech died July 12,1874,

and M rs R died

March,

IStSV Huston Robertson, the subjecW

this

sketeh, is the

fifth

Sm

of

afV

of eight childreo;

he

wasV>^ - ho,

and received the elements

of

his^hication in the common pione^schools, he

wm

*

Anril

99 1863 to Hann^ J. Nixon, daughter of

Jacob and

Mary A.

7Sn Nixon. Mis.Robertson

waAorn

in Salem Township, t

father was

born,

November,

1795

and

his Re served

six

months

in

rLT« s3.: ; s

S. died Nov. 5,

1865. Hay

on

i a9

he

enlisted

in Company A,

1 A

Peaeh

Tree

Creek and

other minor engagements,

numbering thirteen

Mr^S L of hu towoship

for

Aroe tor.«,

a-d« oce»f

to

i^d-mg and ôotetprislDg

dUzens.

He owas afaro,

of

14 4 aores, find,

improved,

and

is a

farmer and stock-raiser

by

occupation.



JOHN W. SETTLE.MYRE

succumbs at 47 1

John

W

SetUc-myre. aêd

idolyknown

Warren county

f

mer

and hybrid seed corn deal

of Orcfironia

Route

I. died at 5 al

Wednesday in

C?ood Samaril

Hospital, Cincinnati, where he

ll

been under observation

and trJ

ment

for several days. Death *

attributed to a

brain tumor

as

result

of a fall many years

ago

A

member

of the pioneer W

ren

minty

f amily, he was a me

Mas<

and the Methodist Church.

Surviving

are his

wife, Their/

a

son William

L a

daugh?

ot

home

hi s i tl I

(ConUmifd

on I uge8 Section iL

9 •*

Mountain O f

Shelled

Corn

There

is

something ne w on th e

skyline

of f

Wilm

ington Road in

east ern

W ar re n C ou nt y — a

mo un ta in o f s h e l l e d corn 1

feet

across Bill

Settlemyre

of Settlemyre

Seed

Co. said

th e

pile

will c on ta in 1 00 ,0 00 b us he ls w he n i t is

t o p p e d

off. This year s bountiful harvest

caused

an ex

t r ao r d in a r y a m o un t

of c o m to come

in

to

Set-

tlemyre s elevator, and this temporary stora

facil it y h an dl es the overflow. It u ti li zes an e

isting concrete slab. A tarpaulin will be drap

over t h e c o m soon

to

protect

it from th e weath

and an aer ation s ys tem utilizing six fans w

keep the

co m

fresh until it is shipped out

m a r ke t i n J a n ua r y.

Photo

by

Lyo



WARHEN

COUNTY,

0 .

PROBATE COURT.

ESTATE

OF

WILLIAM

SETTLEIYiiR.

On

thla I3th. day of October, A.D.I87S, there

ia

filed

in

oourtxk«

te sta wo nt an d two codioilo

V'llI

«nd taativnant of Wllllan Settlanyar, dooaaaad

and

at the

^ 6prearad_

J.M.îlth

and George W

Snith

t>7o cf tuib-

*v auid

will ana J.E.Smith the subaoribiiP

v/itnaaa to

2„ teutcunont taid being duly qualified, teaj

^**y .Ji aûiu^^curt »c- the « u® a:;eouticn

:xc.

acincwlacanient

of said last

will

anci.

tcoi-tesrit and the

attostuticn

of and

their

tontl

onv

-iv

reuuoad

to writing and eubaoriptlon and swopi to

by th®»,

tho oaid laT rith

WAid

will

ana

ooaloil,

plaoaa on fila rnd

the

fuT-tiio ? hearing

cf

Vîa oaufc

J

V,

Yeyo P J

EOTATE OF WIT.I lAM

OETTT.EUYER.

r ^ Ootober A.D.1876 yeroonally ayyaarod FranH

J

citna

laa&c CcUfiipoaj. , suijao.iriDing witnoaeoa to tho iiiid oodioil

of

th©

last

will

of caid decoaead

who

boing

Cvly

cualifled

toetifisd

In cpan

oouyt

to th© fiUjpo

oxocutlon fcjict

aokncwl3g©ft»©iit

of

©aid

codicil

to ©aid will

and the attestation tho):oof. Arc

their

teot.V-c jy a\3y reducod tc

v-j.'ltJns:

an d ticl'fjOi'l Vo Ti c^2\\\ 3T/o.m to

t V

th«isuyl/h© citw iij iu (

lacscl

on fl3©«

I^ha

tho

Oovrt • tO.y . ilvinod

c-c fln a

t>ât

the

paid

Scttleuyar a t lb© tlaio ci hi© aeath a ro?:ldor\t of thic CoiAnty

of

barren

State

ol Ohio Tl'.at

said laot

v:il? .ird

jicj-il

cd.'Jcilfc

vêra oe-ntad

and acicnowlogad atioordlng to law.

•«

- -

T}-at a t th© tiniQ of tho oy.ecnitlcn of ae-.id Ijuct v/ill

a,iA

cod

lol3.s to ©aid

l as t w i l l

ealci

totitator of

fvj} cf

pcrlî^- u:ir/l -fKl nisiicry u.ad Ir

th©

a;.,)rv.ticr t^.croof/he i-.ctc:, frc l- r ?

voluxitat:jr3.y ^.n::

rx t

v-'i-der :;x.y

rsotru .irit .

Thorefcrs

i t

if; c.r.-:ro': tbv.t

(ii

. l i

2^ct

-rV.:, e.:.id

rrdloila

b© adjiiittyd to prcoato,

^Sid that

sal,- pi'ocf

i.;©

rsccrled

aocorchtng

to law«

_ J.

V/.

Kays, Probata Judga,

/

Said vflli and cociicils is\ the

x'oXXocilng wox d© anoi

figuress**

\

I Williaci Sattlomyer,

cf

Warren Coianty,

Stata of

Ohio,

do

uiak^

and p>ibllah th le my lawt. w i l l

£unu testsvront

in tmnner and fcri^

fol3

v l © ; —

FIRST:- I glvo, davitia

ijâd

hoquauth to

my

©on

Oharla©

WSettlemyar, hi a ao-

heira and aeeiîe forever in

fiso aifv-vla,

ona TT\jiir>d.r«^d and Sixty acraa of XX

land, situate in Huntinj^ton County, Stata of Indiana, baing a patt of 400

acros

cf lo-nd

oonv&yad to mo

by

Jat.i©o R Slcbok, a oommissioar appoint ad t;y

tha Court of

Conmion

PI ©a© of ©aid ocunty of Huxitiiigton by dead ciatad

Jul

v

d 1053 and recorded

in

book 16 of tho rocor;'0 cf

oaivl

ootnity,

Tho I6C cboraa herein

2slSij®3fXHXK

dovioea to

staa

Cnarles Wsett3myor being

t ha t

whioli

ha

aov/ fo r .oc/'ie yô.Z'fj i va et h o. a- oo cv ip ie d.



' '

Pug©

3t

. '

S2C0NDs«»

I3^yo,

davlfie and baqueath to my

eon Jobn

MSottloiiiyar, hia hdir

axid fo.JTQV© ? ^n

£<^<j

Ciio

Ili/iidxo*-'-

ôx^ o£ Xand^

ei tmtei in ouid ooiaity of Huntiiv,ten, boixTî a par t

of

aaid 400 acro^ t ract .

The t jald

InO

aoroc horcin uuviacd

to

him beini^

t ha t v;hioh he nov/ and

aom®

yea r s hae

ocoi ipied.

1 ' '

THIHD:**

I givo, cIovIqo and

bequeath

to my eon Baylia N Settlomyor, h is

he l r a and aeei^na fc revor in

feu

s in ip lo , K i^h ty

aorce

o f land in

sa id

coun

ty o f

Himtii A£;ton

cj id

stuvto

o f XZidiw;. ;^.^, t r e ryrjidvie of s^^vid trwict o f ^00

a or aa h cr oin bo fo re

ciuaeri<>ocCfcf

wvi.wi

ivi

io h >10 i.)C3Xj.evo(*. to

be th o North hx«Xf

of North

Fiât

Qvi^.rtcx

of Uooqti c

No. dS, in T-.-vp. ^9 North

c i

I iâfeot

But i s the

SO acres

ncj horoinbofcj:^^ deviaod to

Chi..rXc0 W

and John

M. by

t h i s my

will

And I do

furt iêr

give deviac and baqV-^^-'^h

to

ivy

.said r^c?:

Payl ie

K Sf t t l^yar

hie

holra uuid

aooigna

forovor, in

fo j oimple, a t ract

of

41-

Cba/ICO

wi,aroo

ovl XL^.;.d,

..ituivte in dJ.itrory ?i;iN'5?5

Survey No.

Gr;6 h:big

th e o-MiU proi.iioin .iv/nvoy^v'.

to

0

oy

David Torx^y

and

IVifo by C. ..C-. larch bO,

I».44 v*tj Ci .>iwUi»<«yi.n.

t.wvX^r•'

Cfv/i.cR.ty, oic, «.*«•' .

v d c h •.oocî

ro—

jorded in dood rocord

o f

ca id county , Do.bd,

to

v/3iioh vict^d

re fcronoo

i s

hud fo r u

pur t lca i lur dcooriy

Lic;-.

of ccdd Itijid.

FOUlCKt- I g ive dovir-.e

ujui

boquouth

to

.. y Cion J un ca tu So tt lamyo r, hlw

ho i ra

uad ua-iidue fo rovor in fo j

niv-Pio, One

Hundred and s ix ty

aoroe ofXXX

JLU'ld X-1

iji.'.civvCl

ii'i.

y

'.. • ^ i t ^y iliiSj XAX 3Uii^-,7 Ou Ow2 x,,* --Iw ^

lll-vY—

iii^'

suid

decid pr\.is-.inJi tv; ootv..J.:u the doeoript lon of s-xld prei i i isos, rîfurcno

is ht«.d'tc^ fjuid do j-d

or

record for purtloia..r - icaoriyticn of solcl premise

FIFTH:-

I .îvc, devla3 :.

•}

ai.vvth

tc

Jopthu Thorrrmon, M..rrcj.ret/ honpson

KlXliOifl' Thoviipaon wind Ihwnoy Thompson (tha ohlldron und heiro of my'ciauci;hter

Nano;/ Juuv) Thompson,

dce d. ) •'-nd to

their ^r,]ir.K-i ar.'l uneisus fcrovvsiv li.

fe

yizuplu,

the boat

lUdf cf

the

Scuth bjc^t

^Qu-vrtor of

sootier.

in

Tv/piOns,

Souu.li

of H;

Y juii»i.iu xAi u;*e .>..1 ©j«i'i 'tj

C'd. Xtv..n.v'u

n'-oj uO e»/».xO .. t .-lyo^-'-rrMr

tu

0 . oontuinirH^

30

aorcs

more

o r Xcg^,

-m

l

I3

oi tua te

in

Putnw.

Oo\mty

Ohio. In uiiy of tjaid oliiXdro-i rr- u:N hv-.vo .lice, bofoce n.y l-âv-

ii^*^ no vihlA.'xren, thwn ono shears -.1 ijc-iv*

Oiirld

so <.ioOw.,#vvfc, ohuxi '30 to the

s u r v i v o r s .

SIXTH:- In aifjo I ahu?.:-. hv.^:; iUft ;r . inr ry and lecwe a -.vicicw i-urvivirn;

then

*i t Is i^'iy at Wild that

:.iy auid

widow fjhull

have

during

the periou

of

har

na tu r a l

l i f e

tha

farm on which I now l i vo ar being the aai'-e premi

se o purcjuaoed by ma frovA the hei r s

of

Martin

Doctor,

daooaaod.

And in

case

I Xoui,ve a wi-dow

v.fcrorj.;id,

I

hareby

give and

dev ise t c he r

:a?J. my

parscr ja l

o fjta tQ , £4;ta r

th e puymant of

u-y

jua t

a

sots

eaid

funera l

ox ponoea,

ana a.' . i

'-'i-

of nvt i>,,.ri.n^-.y >'. ;t..»t3»

And on fcha

c.euth

o f ay

wife

in case I Xo»-ve on©

surviving me,

o r

i f

not ,

th in

ot

y

div.th,

i t

ie

i.y

an-:.'

1

lo

hereby

levloa

tha t

eaicL

farai of ICB-i^= acroe be eolcl

a t

public oule

my

oxeoutors, hereaf ter naji;-

ed, oxi

cuoh

term® of credi t

as

he itay thinlv

boct ,

and the

r:i.-coecr:' 3

of said

eaie,

after

dootuoting

Sthe

expenses

cf

af.id

sale, shall

by

my

executor be

paid to my children

i - i;cval

porticn^. An(\, in

case any of

r^y -^•ildron

should

bo

clQud at

that time,

loaviug ohilciron, thon i t

1g

vivy ril .l

that the

cnildrJAi

of

oaid v.U:ca..ood d l i ihv.ll tadvo tbh ^Vwrc t h e i r p-.n^rt wciaci

have

takan livii Ag.

And

iii

caso

I U.0 not leave .1

j?vivi-ig

me, io it^

i.y

v'Jj.1

that my pornonal

estate

after payracnt of my dabto, cogte and oxptmoes of



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procojdo of. âid

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io

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to

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tuuont; a l l my

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tha n liv in i^ — or i f

ajiy

bo dead,

tb

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o f such

a on©

th

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pa ren t v /o \dd ha r©

tab en. Tb

devioco heroin

mad©

to

my

wife , i

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i e ir.

l l ou

of

ho.r

aov.er

in

ll

my l and

ana il In t a r ea t in

my sata to

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of

th i s ,

my

wil l

:4id

wUliioritio

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to

carry

tlie

aom©

i n to

oxeout lcn and to u ia lic , oxcca^to and dc l ivor a used c r dooda

fo r

aaicl

raal oatato qo ordorod to bo sold, a.o freely us I cculd do i f I -.ver© Livlnis;

I l io reby rc^ 'oba a l l fc:c:.:ar v/i l le hy i\q a t any

t ime

matJo and da-

olar© t h i s only to bp my t rue

l a s t

wi l l and t ca tamont .

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hi

a

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souleu

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by

oaiu

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sottloaiyor

no

o.na fo r h ia

Iftot

wil l

laiu tcnftv,ncr.t

in our proaeno©,

v.ho,

in h io i.rcfjonaa

and t b .ls n tto rrb tiio a ao b l t h eo^ so .

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V/illiu.m

Set.1;?.omyc)r, hereby mabo ttnu

publicih

a

oodioi l

to

th a

wllD , ul- fol lcv/o;- I }\oro'uy ( jcnst i tv. tc and appoint -.y

f r i end Jolaiathan

g t i t e s

cxooutor o f

th iy

ny wi l l , Inotead o f

Wilboraon , t hd ro ln

n6;>' 0d,

Tîtnosa :.y

h-cjid

ar.d

ae^ l

th if j ^^rd .

c^y

c f

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1868 ^

V. i l l i aa i X

p e t t l amve r .

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J.E.SÂith ))

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CCDICII.:-

I ,

Willifoii

Sot t lanyor ,

c f Warron County,

Ohio <0

mtd;.© and

imo

l i oh th e follcwinf3: o.a a neoonci oodio i l to h^y l a&t

wi l l

and

Teatoinent

o>at©d

Ju ly icird.

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or?; cut

or

y • o

in th e pro

cot;

co

cf

Orto rro T- fl.-JtT,

.T.

M. SiViith

and

A. ruCo l r e i n ,

to wLioh I have

mavta

a praviu-iis c o d i c i l di i t sd

July dord, JPd8,

in

yirocirv-jo

cf J /h '

' i th

end J . r . r r i t h , tha t lo to

oayj-

I revolt© fic much

of th© Sixth**

i tem o r

c lause

c f

sTiid

wil l

ao dierposQa

o f

my

farm

of

ICiiJ acropj

therein

reforret

to ,

en

the

death

of

my

wife,

in co.s©

1 ©hall lot».vo

on©,0urvivl i \^

vn©, c r i no t , thon u t my

dea th , and gi t

th©

death c f •y wife ,

dhorl

u I I le ave if : :

'Ai in ivlrr

rOg o r i not , I -or-, u t

lay

doc.th

1

v/i l l iur .

aev ioc 34i.id fu.tvi

of ixcrc©

to my eon

Bayl i s

BKyilS BGttle^nyor, c.i..'

>^1.; hoiic

:;ri-

forever.

(Tho r-:ovo

.oco.;©

quit© involved arid r©X)ititloue,

but

that io tiie

vit^y

iji is

in

th© record.T-ID

And

I

revohe rc

c f

th e

o* ;

c r of

si-icl vri.11 dov^.ooe

to my son Bttylia N Sottlcmycr. FJij-hty aoroe cf land in H\mtinc;ton

Comity,

Ind iana

t h e r e in

r e f e r r ed

to ,

and 1 hor^h:y d-vl?© nuid

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to y

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