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Ancestors of Daniel Dean Peterson

      406. Uriah Proctor, born Abt. 1741 in Stafford/Fauquier County, VA; died 1819 in Garrard County, KY. He married 407. Martha Singleton August 22, 1776 in St. Thomas Parish, Orange County, VA.

      407. Martha Singleton, born Abt. 1757 in Orange County, VA; died in Jessamine County, KY. She was the daughter of 814. Daniel Singleton and 815. Susanna Mason.

Notes for Uriah Proctor:
Will - Garrard County, KY
In the name of God I Uriah Proctor of the County of Garrard and state of Kentucky being of sound memory and disposing mind, but at the end of temporal disolution do make ordain and publish this my last will and testament in the words following ____ To my son George Proctor, John __ Proctor, and Thomas S. Proctor and my daughters Elizabeth Cravin and Sally Proctor I devise and give after my death in equal distributive shares five sixths of my whole estate real and personal to be divided between them as they may choose to divide it. And the remaining one sixth part of my estate I devise and give to my said sons George and Thomas S. Proctor, in trust for the sole use and benefit pf Polly Bryant, Nancy Bryant, Patsie Bryant, and Maria Bryant the daughters of Susanna Bryant my daughter which I desire to be given to them in equal proportions which they marry or become twenty one years of age. And lastly I hereby nominate and constitute my sons George Proctor and Thomas S. Proctor the executors of this will with full power and authority to dispose of and manage my estate after my death as they may think best in their discretion consistent with the provisions and intent of this testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed by seal this 12th day of August 1819. Uriah Proctor. Signed, sealed and published in presence of James Burnside, Henry Ballinger, Moses Collier. Garrard County Ct, October Circuit Court 1819. I hereby certify that the last will and testament of Uriah Proctor dec'd was executed into court at the court aforementioned and proved by the oath of James Burnside, Henry Ballinger, and Moses Collier _______ witnesses thereto are ordered to be recorded and the the same is to be admitted to record. ______ Letcher, Clerk

Virginia Herald Newspaper: Uriah Proctor Legal Notice, 2-6-1828 and 5-2-1829.

Jessamine Co KY Will Bk A p. 228: Inventory Elisha Higbee, 21 April 1804, recorded in May 1804: Appraisers - Samuel Marrs, Uriah Proctor, James Marrs.

More About Uriah Proctor:
Census: 1810, Jessamine County, KY ²⁵²
Residence: 1798, Moved from VA to Jessamine Co KY
Tax Roll: 1782, Orange County, VA
Witness to Will: 1792, Orange County, VA

Children of Uriah Proctor and Martha Singleton are:

		i.		Sally Proctor
		ii.		Susanna Proctor
		iii.		George Montgomery Proctor, born April 17, 1781 in Orange County, VA; died 1819 in Jessamine County, KY; married Elizabeth Dinwiddie January 12, 1808 in Jessamine County, KY; born November 20, 1789 in Jessamine County, KY; died Aft. 1834 in Missouri.

More About George Montgomery Proctor:
Census: 1810, Jessamine County, KY

iv.

John G. Proctor, born Abt. 1785 in Orange County, VA; died Aft. 1840; married Eleanor Offut July 04, 1804; died Bef. 1840.

More About John G. Proctor:
Census: 1820, Garrard County, KY

	203	v.		Elizabeth Proctor, born March 24, 1788 in Fayette County, KY; died Bef. 1828 in Jessamine County, KY; married James Hathaway Cravens February 15, 1808 in Jessamine County, KY.
		vi.		Thomas S. Proctor, born Abt. 1790 in Orange County, VA; died Abt. 1840; married (1) Elizabeth Craig 1815; died 1831 in Garrard County, KY; married (2) Jane Hann 1835 in Garrard County, KY ²⁵³.

More About Thomas S. Proctor:
Census: 1820, Garrard County, KY

      416. Bengt Pehrsson, born April 14, 1715 in Gunnesby, Brunskog, Varmland, Sweden. He was the son of 832. Per Bengtsson and 833. Ingrid Mattsdotter. He married 417. Ingrid Nilsdotter December 26, 1743 in Brunskog, Varmland, Sweden.

      417. Ingrid Nilsdotter, born May 01, 1715 in Brunskog, Varmland, Sweden. She was the daughter of 834. Nils Sanders.

Child of Bengt Pehrsson and Ingrid Nilsdotter is:

208

Jons Bengtsson, born February 26, 1754 in Strand, Brunskog, Varmland, Sweden; married Anna Nilsdotter October 26, 1781 in Smadal, Brunskog, Varmland, Sweden.

      456. Johann Jacob Kittweiler, born August 14, 1759 in Longswamp, Berks County, PA ²⁵⁴; died Abt. 1835 in Warren, Belmont County, OH ²⁵⁵. He was the son of 912. Johann Rudolph Kindweiler and 913. Catharina. He married 457. Catherina Abt. 1783 in Upper Milford, Bucks Co unty, PA.

      457. Catherina, born Abt. 1763; died Abt. 1835 in Warren, Belmont County, OH.

Notes for Johann Jacob Kittweiler:
From "St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Red Hill, PA" p. 309: 1774 Feb. 14 the following were confirmed publicly and on the following Sunday Quasimodog admitted for the first time to the supper.
"Jacob Kidweiler age 14 1/2 son of Rudolph Kidtweiler"

Jacob was probably cared for by his older sister Anna Maria Elizabeth and her husband Daniel Lambrecht for a time as we find him in the census of Frederick County, MD where Daniel and
Anna had moved. Jacob is a small boy of four years when his father died. His mother, as a widow with small children, remarried very soon thereafter but she too passed on only four years later. Jacob was orphaned by his ninth birthday. In 1783 he is still found living on the land left to him and his three sisters when his father died.

More About Johann Jacob Kittweiler:
Census: 1810, Washington Twp, Fayette County, VA ²⁵⁶
Confirmation: February 14, 1774, St Paul's Lutheran Ch, Red Hill, PA
Deed: April 18, 1788, Lower Milford Twp, Bucks County, PA ²⁵⁷
Property: 1783, List of single men of Lower Milford.
Residence: October 01, 1786, Witness to wedding: Frederick City, MD ²⁵⁸
Tax Roll: 1783, Owner of 137 acres - 3 horses: Lower Milford.²⁵⁹

More About Catherina:
Christening: 1798, Martinsburg, Berkeley County, WV ²⁶⁰

Children of Johann Kittweiler and Catherina are:

	228	i.		Michael Kidwiler, born December 14, 1783 in Red Hill, Lehigh County, PA; died January 26, 1831 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, VA; married Susannah Crim Abt. 1804 in Loudoun County, VA.
		ii.		Maria Catherina Kidwiler, born August 06, 1785 in Middletown, Frederick County, MD; married Hiram Waterhouse February 18, 1827 in Belmont County, OH.

More About Maria Catherina Kidwiler:
Christening: August 17, 1785, Frederick City, Frederick County, MD

iii.

Jacob Kidwiler, born July 30, 1787 in Middletown, Frederick County, MD; died Abt. 1845 in Warren, Belmont County, OH; married Lydia; died Aft. 1850.

More About Jacob Kidwiler:
Census: 1810, Washington Twp, Fayette County, PA ²⁶¹
Christening: August 09, 1787, Frederick City, Frederick County, MD
Probate: September 15, 1845, Warren, Belmont County, OH ²⁶²

More About Lydia:
Census: 1850, Barnesville, Belmont County, OH ²⁶³

iv.

Elizabeth Kidwiler, born June 10, 1789 in Middletown, Frederick County, MD; married (1) Henry Mowder; born Abt. 1786; married (2) Ashin Agin 1807; born Abt. 1785; died 1818 in Center, Monroe County, OH.

More About Elizabeth Kidwiler:
Burial: July 1862, Moffett Cem, Center, Monroe County, OH
Christening: July 12, 1789, Frederick City, Frederick County, MD ²⁶⁴
Residence: Belmont County, OH

More About Henry Mowder:
Residence: Belmont County, OH

Rachel Kidwiler, born April 01, 1790; died August 05, 1853 in Rust, Ritchie County, WV; married Phillip Deem 1809 in Wood County, VA; born January 10, 1785 in Bedford County, PA; died January 04, 1865 in Ritchie County, WV.

Notes for Phillip Deem:
History of Ritchie County WV: Chapter XIV The Deemses

"Phillip Deem (son of Adam Sr) was born in Bedford County PA on January 10, 1785 and in 1809 he was married to Miss Rachel Kidwiler, who was born on April 1, 1790. In 1810 they came to this county and settled ten miles below Cairo, on the river- on the farm that is now owned by Cornelius Bradley, and Alexander Douglas. Here Mrs. Deem passed away, on August 5, 1856, and on January 4, 1865, her husband joined her on the other side. They both rest on the Dotson farm at Rusk. Phillip Deem was a soldier in the War of 1812, and was in the fierce engagement at Lundy's lane (on July 25, 1814). He was the father of a large family. His son, Perry, died in his early manhood; James married an Irish lady and settled at the old home, where he died in 1868; Adam, who was a minister of much ability, went to Indiana, where he fell asleep. The rest of the family were daughters; viz. Elizabeth, Rachel, Cathrine, Hannah, Roena, Mary and Cinderilla. Elizabeth married Peter Coyle and her only daughter is Mrs. John Booth, of Barbour county. Hannah married James Marshall and lived in Wood County. Her children were Jacob, Frank, and Alice Marshall. Cathrine was the late Mrs. James Stuart, of Goose Creek. Roena was the late Mrs. Fredrick Lemon, of Macfarlan, and Mary was the late Mrs. Benjamin Philips, of Rusk. Rachel married Daniel Donley and died at her home on Elm run, in 1907. She was the last survivor of the family of Jacob Deem, and her children are - the late James, Donley, Philip, Thomas, Joseph, Rachel, Bridget, and the late Mary. Cinderilla married John Bradley, and remained in this county, where she reared a large family, viz. Philip met a tragic death at a picnic at the Ritchie mines in 1882; John and Rachel died young; Cornelius lives near Rusk; Mary A. is Mrs. Meyers, of Cairo; Kathrine, Mrs. L.D. Cain; Ellen, Mrs. N.B. Delaney; and Hannah is Mrs. B.T. Jackson.

More About Phillip Deem:
Military service: War of 1812 VA
Residence: 1810, Ritchie County, WV

vi.

Mary Magdalene Kidwiler, born September 28, 1791 in Middletown, Frederick County, MD; died May 25, 1829 in Sharon, OH ²⁶⁵; married William Hill December 11, 1823 in Tuscarawas County, OH.

More About Mary Magdalene Kidwiler:
Christening: October 10, 1791, Frederick City, Frederick County, MD

More About William Hill:
Tax Roll: 1816, Tuscarawas County, OH

		vii.		James Kidwiler, born Abt. 1793 in Martinsburg, Berkeley County, VW; married Rebecca Dodd August 28, 1819 in Belmont County, OH.
		viii.		Magdalene Kidwiler, born November 04, 1795 in Martinsburg, Berkeley County,WV.
		ix.		Eva Kidwiler, born August 28, 1799 in Martinsburg, Berkeley County, WV.

      458. Charles Crim, born September 30, 1743 in Germany; died September 17, 1824 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA ²⁶⁶. He married 459. Catherine Julius Abt. 1778.

      459. Catherine Julius, born Abt. 1753 ²⁶⁷; died June 13, 1834 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA.

Notes for Charles Crim:
Transcript of Letter written by Miss Mercy Crim:
      Charles Crim, 1743-1807, according to court records, had at the time of his death a vast holding of farming acres. It was located in the northern part of Loudoun Court, Virginia, about three miles south of Lovettsville and five miles from Brunswick, Maryland, on the Potomac River and three miles west of Short Hill Mountain. The first home, no doubt a log cabin, was gone long before my day. Jacob, my great-grandfather, lived in a log house of six rooms and a basement, which at the time must have been considered very large. My grandfather, John H. Crim, had an eight room stone house which as the extreme of elegance, as there were very few eight room stone houses built of stone then. Both are still standing. My father built a farm house of seven rooms about 1878 on his share of his father's estate. We lived there until after my mother's death in 1919 when I sold it. William Henry Crim was a successful physician and antiquarian in Baltimore, Maryland. While we lived on a farm, my father, John J. Crim, was not a farmer. He was interested in public affairs. He was said to be the only Republican ever elected to a county office in Loudoun. For a number of years before his death he was in the insurance business. My brother John J.H. Crim, was a federal Attorney; practicing in New York City and Washington D.C. He was the youngest lawyer to argue a case before a Supreme Court. He was Assistant District Attorney in New York City; Assistant Attorney General of the United States, also special assistant Attorney general. When not employed by the Government he had a lucrative private practice in New York City. His health failed in 1930 and he died at his country estate in New Jersey in 1933. With these few exceptions, most of the Loudoun-born Crims were, as far as I know, farmers. With few exceptions they have attended the New Jerusalem Lutheran Church, where a congregation of German settlers worshipped as early as 1737. The first building used for worship and a school, a log structure, was built under the overseeing of Rev. Schwerdfeger. Soon this became too small and was replaced with a stone building which was destroyed by a snow storm in 1839. It was soon rebuilt, but was burned in 1868. Not discouraged, the present brick edifice, with a seating capacity of 500 was erected. The ground was donated by Lord Fairfax about 1750. The location is especially beautiful with a view of the valley and the Catoctin Mountains on the east, the Short Hill Mountain on the west and the town of Lovettsville a mile to the north. Charles Crim and many of his descendants are buried in the old graveyard or in the more recent Union cemetery which adjoins the church.... five generations of Crims are buried here. In the records of burials I found "Carl Crim-1807", nothing more found. Jacob Crim, son of Charles, served in the War of 1812. A deed recorded in Loudoun County, Virginia, conveyed to "Charles Crim of said county and state of Virginia," dated 8th of February, 1786, a tract of land. One daughter, who married a Kidwiler, went to West Virginia. The Harriers/Heizers moved to Ohio. The others have faded out. I suppose they, too, left Loudoun. Charles Jr. went to Ohio; John, Jacob, and possibly Adam, remained in Loudoun. They still have a few descendants here.

Handwritten notations from a Kidwiler diary. Journal was in the possession of Julian C. Kidwiler in 1982. After he died it was forwarded to Mr. Lee Carey and a xerox copy to Joan Kidwiler. Three of the small passages were. One: Miss Crim's father helped to capture Cornwallis at Yorktown under Washington. He came over a cabin boy, poor, and worked up to own about 1500 acres of land at death. Two: Miss Crim, grandfather Kidwiler's mother, was four years old the day Cornwallis was captured. Reared in Loudoun County, East Virginia, across Short Hill. Three: Before great, great grandfather's (Crim) death he had dinner with and he invited the old sea captain that brought him over as a cabin boy. Before he left he caught grandfather around the neck and cried, saying, "I brought you over as a cabin boy, poor. Now you are rich and I am poor."

Loudoun County VA Will Book P p. 99: Charles Crim - Appraisal/inventory of 1 Nov 1824: household and farm items, seven books in German, Negroes Nicholas, Letty with infant, Mary, George, Peter, Henry, David, and Sarah, totaling $1987.93. Appraisers: George Cooper, Michael Frye, Samuel Baker, Simon Shumaker. Returned to Court 15 Feb 1825.
Book P p. 153: Sale of 3 Nov 1825 by Benniah White: purchasers: George Abel, John Case, Elijah Peacock, John Crim, Michael Kidwiler, John Poston, Jacob Edwards, Mordecair Hardacre, Charles Sackman, George Cooper, John Thrasher, John Shover, Edward Morrison, Samuel Snider (bought slaves Nicholas, Sarah, Mary, and George Beaner), Mordecair Hardacre (bought slave Peter), Adam Crim (bought slave Henry), Daniel Crim (bought slave David), John Case (bought slave Letty and infant), widow, Christian Greiner, Philip Everhart, John Walker, Adam Grubb, Mary Hanes, James Underwood, totaling $2875.82. Returned to Court 14 Mar 1825.
Book Q p. 317: Settlement of 11 Jun 1827 with Administrators Michael Kidwiler and John Crim: Court Order dated 8 Aug 1827, payments beginning 19 Sep 1824, etc. totaling $3026.67 1/2. Subscribers: Ebeneazer Grubb, Thomas White. Returned to Court 9 Jul 1827.

Charles Crim purchaser at Israel Thompson estate sale on 11 Dec 1795.
Charles Crim purchaser at Charles Bennet Jr. estate sale on 31 Jan 1823.

More About Charles Crim:
Burial: New Jerusalem Church Cem, Lovettsville, VA ^268,²⁶⁹
Military service: October 19, 1781, Yorktown, York County, VA

Notes for Catherine Julius:
Loudoun County Will Book W, p. 265. Catharine Crim, Appraisal/Inventory of 18 Oct 1835: Household items totaling $75. Appraisers: Wm Slater, Gideon Householder, Philip Everhart. Returned to Court 17 Dec 1835.

More About Catherine Julius:
Burial: New Jerusalem Church Cem, Lovettsville, VA ²⁷⁰
Probate: October 18, 1835, Loudoun County, VA

Children of Charles Crim and Catherine Julius are:

229	i.	Susannah Crim, born October 19, 1779 in PA; died Aft. 1850 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, VA; married Michael Kidwiler Abt. 1804 in Loudoun County, VA.
	ii.	Elizabeth Crim, born Abt. 1780 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died Bef. 1824 in Cosocton County, OH; married Martin Heizer Abt. 1810 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died 1846.
	iii.	Jacob Crim, born December 26, 1782 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died May 22, 1847 in Loudoun County, VA; married Susanna Abel May 24, 1809 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; born January 05, 1790 in Loudoun County, VA; died June 03, 1878 in Loudoun County, VA.

Notes for Jacob Crim:
Purchaser at estate sale of Isaac Miller on 22 Oct 1830.

More About Jacob Crim:
Lawsuit: May 10, 1825, Loudoun County, VA
Military service: 1812, War of 1812

iv.

Catherine Crim, born Abt. 1784 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died 1853; married John Witterman Abt. 1803 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA.

More About John Witterman:
Property: April 02, 1829, Montgomery County, IN ²⁷¹
Residence: 1829, Warren County, OH

Anna Maria Crim, born Abt. 1784; married Samuel Sawyer Abt. 1808; born Abt. 1782.

Notes for Samuel Sawyer:
Last name also Schwyer.

vi.

Barbara Crim, born Abt. 1786; died March 28, 1841 in Union, Montgomery County, IN; married (1) Isaac Miller; died in Loudoun County, VA; married (2) Mordecai Hardacre June 01, 1820 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA.

More About Barbara Crim:
Burial: Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, IN

vii.

Charles Crim, Jr., born July 10, 1787 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died August 31, 1860 in Kilgore, Carroll County, OH ²⁷²; married Christina Abel Abt. 1811 in Loudoun County, VA; born December 12, 1795 in Loudoun County, VA; died April 04, 1878 in Kilgore, Carroll County, OH ²⁷³.

Notes for Charles Crim, Jr.:
Purchaser at estate sale of Adam Grubb on 25 Mar 1825.

More About Charles Crim, Jr.:
Burial: September 1860, Kilgore Lutheran Cem, Carroll County, OH
Christening: October 14, 1787, Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA

More About Christina Abel:
Burial: Kilgore Lutheran Cem, Carroll County, OH
Christening: March 28, 1796, Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA

viii.

Christina Crim, born April 09, 1789 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died November 14, 1861 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; married John Kase April 05, 1809 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA.

More About Christina Crim:
Christening: August 11, 1790, Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA

		ix.		Abraham Crim, born Abt. 1791 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died Aft. 1850 in Jefferson County, VA; married Rosana Roller December 25, 1809 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died October 1865 in Loudoun County, VA.
		x.		Adam Crim, born February 16, 1792 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died in Missouri.

Notes for Adam Crim:
Purchaser at estate sale of John Kalb on 9 Feb 1830 and Isaac Miller on 22 Oct 1830.

xi.

Daniel Crim, born January 27, 1794 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; married Anna Maria Magdalena Bagert February 22, 1816 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA.

Notes for Daniel Crim:
One of appraisers on 13 Aug 1831 for the estate of John Quick.

More About Daniel Crim:
Christening: May 22, 1794, Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA

xii.

John Crim, born Abt. 1798 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; died December 1863 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; married (1) Margaretha Abel 1817 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; born May 02, 1798 in Loudoun County, VA; died October 09, 1834 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA; married (2) Catherine Everhart July 03, 1842.

More About John Crim:
Burial: Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA

More About Margaretha Abel:
Burial: Lovettsville, Loudoun County, VA

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