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      26. James B Wickliff, born Jun 13, 1852 in Ohio; died 1921 in Ohio. He was the son of 52. Joshua Wickliff and 53. Sarah Elizabeth Huntsworth. He married 27. Marilda Jane Moore Dec 31, 1885 in Licking Co., OH.

      27. Marilda Jane Moore, born 1858; died 1937.

Notes for James B Wickliff:
Licking County Births and corrections

Wickliff, Clarence Lee M after 1919 Pataskala, Licking Co., OH Wickliff, Wayne Emerson Baughman, Carroll E. 18/313 R
Wickliff, Harold Emerson M after 1919 St. Albans Twp., Licking Co., OH Wickliff, Wayne Emerson Baughman, Carol E. 14/217 R
Wickliffe, Sylvia Delle Loewer F 04/10/1897 Pataskala, Licking Co., OH Wickliffe, James Buchanan Moore, Jane Matilda 04/503 R

Births:
Charels Stuart 6/15/1828
Rachel Stuart 1/11/1832
Leah Jane Stuart 11/4/1851
Sophia Emeline Stuart 4/15/1853
Clerence Eugene Wickliff 1/25/1875
Zettie Bernice Wickliff 10/5/1877
Maudie Pearl? Wickliff 7/5/1880
Sadie L or T Wickliff 11/8/1882

Deaths:
Julia Ann Clemens 7/30/1855
Elisabeth Clemens 2/18/1875
Clerence Eugene Wickliff 12/3/1939
Sophia Emeline Stuart 4/19/1934
Rachel Stuart 7/10/1910
Charles Stuart 4/17/1905?
Leah Jane Wickliff 7/17/1882 (note Leah Jane is listed as a Stuart in the
births but a Wickliff in the deaths.)
Zettie Bernice Wickliff 12/30/1878

Marriages:
Rachel Clemens to Charles Stuart 10/17/1850

More About James B Wickliff:
Burial: Jan
     
Children of James Wickliff and Marilda Moore are:
  i.   Bertha Wickliff
  13 ii.   Goldie Belle Wickliff, born Aug 22, 1887 in Lima Twp, Licking Co OH; died Feb 1970 in COLUMBUS, OH; married (1) David Sigler; married (2) Carlos Sherman Fishpaw Bef. 1908.
  iii.   George F Wickliff, born Aug 1890.
  iv.   Wesley J Wickliff, born Apr 1892.
  v.   Raymond E Wickliff, born Mar 1894.
  vi.   Sylvia Wickliff, born Apr 1897.


      28. William Henry Mead II, born Aug 20, 1846 in HARRISON TWP, LICKING CTY, OH; died Jan 23, 1919 in PATASKALA, OH. He was the son of 56. William Henry Mead I and 57. Anna Mariah Beam. He married 29. Isabelle Youmans May 11, 1865 in PATASKALA, OH.

      29. Isabelle Youmans, born Aug 1, 1844 in PATASKALA, OH; died Feb 1925 in PATASKALA, OH. She was the daughter of 58. William C Youmans and 59. Mary Ann Snyder.

Notes for William Henry Mead II:
http://www.heritagepursuit.com/LickingFile7.htm
HISTORY OF LICKING COUNTY - page 499 - 500

Upon the arrival of the railroad, it was necessary to establish a telegraph office, either at Pataskala or Columbia Center, and there was a strife between them as to which should get it. As Mr. Elliott offered a room free of rent for that purpose, Pataskala received the office and has retained it. John Stout was the first operator. The town grew and prospered, soon outstripping its rival, and is now a place of six hundred and thirty-four inhabitants, by the census of 1880. It contains four large stores, each carrying a general assortment of goods, namely, Mead .Sz Youmans, Baird Brothers, Miner Hildreth and Dean Ashbrook. Thomas . Hunt keeps a hardware store and J. W. Burnside, drugs and a meat market. There are, besides, a shoe store, a hotel, and the usual proportion of shops and people engaged in mechanical pursuits.

page 502
Beside the Presbyterian there are two churches in Pataskala-the Methodist and United Brethren. The former is the second Methodist church organization in the township, and emanated from what is known as the "Lima Methodist church." This latter church is one of the olden, if not the oldest, in the township. It was probably organized some years prior to the organization of the Presbyterian. It is yet in a flourishing condition and occupies a good church building located on Muddy fork, a mile or more northwest of the center of the township. When the railroad came through, about 1852, a few of its members, who were compelled to travel some distance to church, concluded to organize a second class in Pataskala, then just laid out. The organization was effected in 1853 or 1854 by Rev. Henry Lonnis, with sixteen members, among whom were the following: Daniel Conine and wife, Henry Meade and wife, Jesse S. Green and wife, Thomas Parker and wife, Calvin Dibble and wife, and Luman Dibble, the last of whom was the first class leader.




More About William Henry Mead II:
Burial: Pataskala Cem, Licking Co, OH
Comment 1: 1888 STARTED PATASKALA BANK WITH
Comment 2: JAKE YOUMANS
Occupation: BANKER
Residence: HOUSE NOW THRUSTON-KAUBER FUNERAL HOME
  Notes for Isabelle Youmans:
Mead, Belle (Mrs.) Youmans Pataskala 01/22/1925 8


More About Isabelle Youmans:
Burial: Pataskala Cem, Licking Co, OH
     
Children of William Mead and Isabelle Youmans are:
  i.   William Henry Mead, Jr III, born 1866 in PATASKALA, OH; died 1945 in PATASKALA, OH; married Louise; born 1879; died 1966.
  ii.   Carrie Dell Mead, born 1868 in PATASKALA, OH; died Oct 24, 1899; married William S Needham; born 1865; died 1958.
  iii.   Hellen J Mead, born 1869 in PATASKALA, OH; died 1890 in PATASKALA, OH.
  iv.   Rosa Belle Mead, born 1871 in PATASKALA, OH; died 1873 in PATASKALA, OH.
  v.   Merrill E Mead, born 1872 in PATASKALA, OH; died 1939 in PATASKALA, OH; married Maude B; born 1879; died 1968.
  vi.   Burdelle Mead, born 1875 in PATASKALA, OH; died 1952 in PATASKALA, OH; married Edgar Hasson Grove; born 1871; died 1954.
  14 vii.   Carl Lorenzo Mead, born Mar 2, 1878 in PATASKALA, OH; died Apr 3, 1944 in PATASKALA, OH; married (1) Bertha Maud Lemmon in PATASKALA, OH; married (2) Mary "Lillian" Lemmon.
  viii.   Florence Mead, born Sep 26, 1881 in PATASKALA, OH; died Oct 6, 1967 in PATASKALA, OH; married J. Albert Zartman; born Jul 30, 1880; died Jul 28, 1954 in PATASKALA, OH.


      30. William A Lemmon/Lemon, born Oct 30, 1838 in Muskingum Co, OH; died Dec 4, 1916 in PATASKALA,OH. He was the son of 60. Moses Lemmon/Lemon and 61. Ann Parigo. He married 31. Rebecca Ann Battee May 16, 1861 in Alexandria, OH by Rev W. Z. Ross.

      31. Rebecca Ann Battee143, born Aug 19, 1839 in Alexandria, OH; died Apr 4, 1921 in PATASKALA, OH. She was the daughter of 62. Elisha Battee and 63. Jemima Stansbury.

Notes for William A Lemmon/Lemon:
Search Terms: LEMMON (147), A (13148), WILLIAM (72802)
Database: Maryland Census, 1772-1890
Combined Matches: 1
Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID#
1860 LEMMON WILLIAM A. Howard County MD 560 Lisbon District 4 E. Federal Population Schedule MD 1860 Federal Census Index MD23566488

Name: William Lemon
Age in 1870: 28
Estimated Birth Year: 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1870: Leesburg, Union, Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Pharisburg
Roll: M593_1274
Page: 107
Image: 215
Year: 1870

William Lemon 28 1841 Ohio White Leesburg, Union, OH Mal
Rebecca A Lemon 28 1841 Ohio White Leesburg, Union, OH Female
Howard Lemon 4 1865 Ohio White Leesburg, Union, OH Male
Jennie Lemon 7 1862 Ohio White Leesburg, Union, OH Female
Mary L Lemon 6.12 Ohio White Leesburg, Union, OH Female
Ann Lemon 69 1800 Maryland White Leesburg, Union, OH Female

Database: American Civil War Soldiers
May 25, 2004

Personal Information

Name: William A Lemon ,
Enlistment Date: 19 August 1864
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Ohio
Unit Numbers: 1810 1810
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 19 August 1864 at the age of 25
Enlisted in Company C, 174th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 19 August 1864.
Mustered out Company C, 174th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 28 June 1865 in Charlotte, NC


Lemmon William A. C 174 Ohio Infantry. Private Private Lemon, William A. 000552 0063 00002674
THE HISTORY OF UNION COUNTY OHIO,
CHICAGO: W. H. BEERS & CO. 1883.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOURTH OHIO INFANTRY.

Under the President's call of July, 1864, for troops to serve for one year, two full companies were recruited in Union County. Leaving Marysville for Camp Chase on the 31st of August, they were assigned as Companies B and C, of the One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Ohio Infantry.

The original commissioned officers of Company B were U. D. Cole, Captain; Peter Hill, First Lieutenant, and George Harriman, Second Lieutenant. During its term of service, this company lost five killed in battle, six wounded, and twelve died in hospitals.

Company C was mustered in under the following commissioned officers: William H. Robb, Captain; W. B. Brown, First Lieutenant, and Joseph Swartz, Second Lieutenant.

Capt. Robb was discharged on account of I wounds received at Murfreesboro, and Lieut. Brown was then promoted Captain, and was in command of the company until wounded at Kingston, March 10, 1865, after which the command devolved on Lieut. T. B. Myers

Company C lost eight of its members on the field and in the hospitals, and fourteen wounded. Union County was represented among the field and staff officers of this regiment by A. J. Sterling, who served as Lieutenant Colonel from the organization of the regiment until its muster out.

The One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Ohio was organized September 21, 1864, under Col. John S. Jones, and, on the 23d, left Ohio for Nashville, Tenn., to report to Maj. Gen. W. T. Sherman, then commanding the Military

Division of the Mississippi. On arrival Nashville, orders were received to proceed to Murfreesboro, which was then threatened by Forrest's rebel cavalry.

The regiment remained at Murfreesboro until October 27, when it moved to Decatur, Ala. and assisted in defending that garrison from an attack made by Hood's advance. After a movement to the month of Elk Creek and back again, the One Hundred rind Seventy-fourth remained at Decatur, until recalled to Murfreesboro to participate in the investment of that stronghold. It took an active and prominent part in the battle at Overalls's Creek, losing two officers wounded, six men killed, and thirty-eight wounded.

After this engagement the regiment was ordered on dress-parade and complimented in person by Gen. Rousseau for their gallantry. In the battle of the Cedars, it again distinguished itself by making a charge on the enemy's breastworks and capturing two cannons a stand of rebel colors, belonging to the First and Fourth Florida, and about two hundred prisoners. The regiment lost in this engagement one commissioned officer killed and seven wounded - four men killed and twenty-two wounded. It was complimented in general orders for its conduct on this occasion.

After having participated in all the fighting around Murfreesboro, the One Hundred and Seventy-fourth joined the Twenty-third Army Corps at Columbia, Tenn., and was assigned to the First Brigade, First Division of that corps In January, 1866, it moved to Washington City, where it remained in camp until February 21, then proceeded to North Carolina, and joining the forces under Gen. Cox, took a conspicuous part in the battle of Five Forks, a Kingston.

On the 10th of March it successfully resisted a fierce attack made by Gen. Hoke. It, lost two officers wounded, four men killed and twenty-three wounded.

This was the last battle in which the regiment was engaged. It joined Sherman's forces at Goldsboro, and served under Gen. Schofield at Wadesboro, N. C., until mustered out a Charlotte, June 28, then returning to Columbus, Ohio, it was paid off, and discharged July 7, 1865.

Lieut. Col. A. J. Sterling, e. September 5,1864. disc. July 7, 1865.
Lemon, William A e. August 19, 1864 disc. June 28, 1865.

Joseph Lemmon found in:
Family Archive #400 Marriage Index: Selected Counties of Ohio, 1789-1850
Married: Aug 08, 1820 in: Licking Co., OH
Spouse: Pence, Betsy
Gender: M More: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0384300

More About William A Lemmon/Lemon:
Comment 1: CIVIL WAR VET 174 OHIO INF.
  Notes for Rebecca Ann Battee:
Licking County Death Records
F Battee Jemima 11/27/1879 W 74- 9-27 St. Albans Twp. Maryland Housekeeper W Cancer St. Albans Twp. 24
M Battee Daniel J. 07/07/1898 M 68- 4- St. Albans Twp. Baltimore, MD Farmer W Cancer St. Albans Twp. 48
F Battie Maud 08/12/1882 S 2- 4- St. Albans Twp. St. Albans Twp. W Spinal Disease St. Albans Twp. 18
F Battee Lucy M. 04/18/1908 M 66- 1-12 St. Albans Twp. St. Albans Twp. W Heart Trouble Alexandria, OH 34

Granville Times

Battee, Lucy (Mrs.) Clemons 04/30/1908 (Granville Times)
Battee, Arthur St. Albans Twp. 10/13/1938 1
Battee, Helen (Mrs.) Center Village 12/17/1936 1

Subj: Re: BALTGEN-L] Battee, Stansbury, Lemmon
Date: 6/11/01 2:40:02 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: gpr@atlantic.net (Janet Zengel Messer)
To: Sizlegal@aol.com



Becky:

I can't remember if I ever responded to this e-mail message! If not, I
apologize for taking so long. We were hit by lightening about a week ago,
unfortunately via the phone line that we use for the internet, and the
modems in both my husband's and my computer were trashed! I bought a
replacement modem for my computer, but had to go out of town for 5 days, so
I am just now back up and running!

Anyway, thank you for the information on the Battee family. I'll let you
know what we are able to find out about the Battees that married into our
family. And we'll certainly be trying to learn more about the Stansbury
family, since Ruth Stansbury was a direct ancestor. It's kinda hard for me
to do much research from here in Florida, other than on the web, but my
sister still lives in the Baltimore area, so she plans to find out what she
can on the family in the library and Maryland Archives. I'll keep you advised!

Best regards,
Janet


At 11:26 AM 6/2/01, you wrote:
>Janet,
>I had found this website some time ago and felt Jemima belongs in this family
>but I haven't been able to prove it. But her birth falls right in line with
>the others, I thought perhaps she had a brother Daniel but I'm not sure maybe
>a cousin they got married around the same time. See there is no Daniel listed
>here.
>http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdannear/firstfam/stansbur/d8412.htm#P21339
>
>42.
><http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdannear/firstfam/stansbur/d753.htm#P8412>Elijah
>STANSBURY was born on 7 Nov 1751. He died on 21 Aug 1837 in
>Harford Co., MD. He was buried in "Union Hall" (Pleasant Plains Elementry
>School-today), Baltimore Co., MD.He was married to Sarah GORSUCH (daughter of
>David GORSUCH and Elizabeth HANSON) on 27 Dec 1779 in Baltimore Co., MD.
>Sarah GORSUCH was born about 1760. She died before 1784. Elijah STANSBURY and
>Sarah GORSUCH had the following children:
>
>+155 i. Charles Gorsuch STANSBURY was born about 1783. He died in 1824 in
>LA.He was married to Elizabeth GORSUCH (daughter of David GORSUCH and
>Elizabeth HANSON) in Nov 1783 in Baltimore Co., MD. He obtained a marriage
>license on 15 Nov 1783. Elijah STANSBURY and Elizabeth GORSUCH had the
>following children:
>
>+156 i. William Gorsuch STANSBURY was born about 1781. He died in 1858 in
>Meigs Co., OH.
>+157 ii. Jesse STANSBURY was born on 29 Jun 1786 in St James Parish,
>Baltimore Co., MD. He died on 14 Dec 1849 in Baltimore, , Maryland.
>+158 iii. Col. Isaac STANSBURY was born on 28 Jun 1788 in St James Parish,
>Baltimore Co., MD. He died on 12 Feb 1865 in Baltimore Co., MD. He was buried
>in Eden Mill, Harford Co., MD.
>+159 iv. John E. STANSBURY was born about 1790. He died on 4 Oct 1851.
>+160 v. Col. Elijah STANSBURY was born in 1791. He died on 19 Dec 1883.
>+161 vi. Jacob STANSBURY was born on 17 Jun 1793 in St James Parish,
>Baltimore Co., MD. He died on 3 Apr 1855 in Meigs Co., OH.
>+162 vii. Abraham STANSBURY was born in 1795. He died on 7 Mar 1846. He was
>buried in "Union Hall" (Pleasant Plains Elementry School-today), Baltimore
>Co., MD.
>163 viii. James E. STANSBURY was born about 1797. He died on 11 Dec 1826.
>+164 ix. David Gorsuch STANSBURY.
>+165 x. Thomas J. STANSBURY was born on 14 Oct 1800. He died on 6 Jul 1883.
>+166 xi. Mary (Polly) STANSBURY.
>+167 xii. Jemima STANSBURY.
>+168 xiii. Elizabeth STANSBURY.
>
>Elisha Battee, I'm sure is a decsendant of Ferdinando Battee, I just don't
>know how yet. There are two articles in the Maryland Gen Soc. Bulletin, I
>have one of the and am ordering the other about Ferdinando and his family.
>Also Elisha came to Ohio early as I've found him on the 1830 Census in
>Licking Co. There is a family group I've found and joined but sadly I'm the
>only one researching Battee. If you have a gedcom to submit you can join, and
>they will add our info together....
><http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/main.htm>Main Contents The Elisha
>Battee line is
>L389.
>
>So far that is all I have.. Please if you find more, and I'll do the same I'd
>love to know.
>Becky
>New Albany, Oh
>
>In a message dated 6/2/01 7:32:19 AM Pacific Daylight Time, gpr@atlantic.net
>writes:
>
>
>>Becky:
>>
>>I would greatly appreciate it if you would share with me any information
>>that you receive on the Battees and Stansbury families, as I have members
>>of both families in my family tree as well!
>>
>>One of my grandmother's cousins married Robert Roy Battee in Maryland in
>>1896, but I have not done any research on this family yet. I did find some
>>descendants of this family still living in Maryland today, and had planned
>>on writing to them. When I do, I will also ask about the Battees that you
>>mentioned in your posting. Maybe Robert was a descendant of this family.
>>
>> As for Stansbury, I am a direct descendant of Ruth Stansbury, who married
>>my gggg grandfather Charles A. Canoles in the Baltimore area in 1784. As
>>you probably know, or will soon learn, the Stansbury family was a very
>>prominent family in Maryland in the 1700s and 1800s. Quite a bit of
>>research has been done on them, all the way back to a family in the
>>Netherlands, but unfortunately, a lot of it is conflicting or just doesn't
>>look right to me (sisters marrying the same men, etc.), so be careful!
>>
>>We have found several Ruth Stansbury's in this family, but haven't decided
>>yet which is the right one! (One of the problems is that we think she was
>>a widow when she married Charles, so probably all of the trees that other
>>people have posted have stopped with her first husband.) We just traced
>>our family back to Ruth a couple of weeks ago, so still have a lot of
>>possible resources to go to, to learn more about her. I will let you if I
>>find out anything about Jemima (I do remember seeing her name in some of
>>the family tree info that I have come across).
>>
>>Happy hunting!
>>
>>Best regards,
>>Janet Zengel Messer
>>Micanopy, Florida
>>
>>P.S. I gather that the Maryland to Ohio route was a common one back in
>>those days, as I had several branches of my family move there in the early
>>1800s (in fact, two children of Charles Canoles and Ruth Stansbury ended up
>>there - both in the Perry County area).



     
Children of William Lemmon/Lemon and Rebecca Battee are:
  i.   Jennie May Lemmon, born May 1, 1862; married ??? Bowman.
  ii.   Howard Marion Lemmon, born Aug 8, 1867; married Amelia.
  Notes for Howard Marion Lemmon:
Name: Howard Lemmon
Age: 52 years
Estimated birth year: 1867
Birthplace: Ohio
Race: White
Home in 1920: Columbus, Franklin, Ohio
Roll: T625_1383
Page: 3A
ED: 251
Image: 0553


  iii.   Mary "Lillian" Lemmon, born Nov 3, 1869; died 1951 in Pataskala, Licking Co, OH; married Carl Lorenzo Mead; born Mar 2, 1878 in PATASKALA, OH; died Apr 3, 1944 in PATASKALA, OH.
  More About Mary "Lillian" Lemmon:
Burial: Pataskala Cem, Licking Co, OH

  Notes for Carl Lorenzo Mead:
Mead, Beulah Wavelene Ferbrache F 08/05/1914 Byesville, Guernsey Co., OH Mead, George Mitchell Wilson, Bertha Fay 17/086 R
Mead, Richard Lemmon M 06/23/1905 Pataskala, Licking Co., OH Mead, Carl Lorenzo Lemmon, Bertha 12/257 R
Mead, Teressa Helen Alexander F 03/12/1899 Pataskala, Licking Co., OH Mead, William Henry Moore, Louise 06/077 C
Mead, Thomas Martin M 11/01/1899 Newark, Licking Co., OH Mead, Thomas Martin Offgelt, Anna May 04/515 R

Subject: Re: Carl Mead Photo ca 1881
Date: 11/10/05 11:04:23 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: hhsh@earthlink.net
Reply To:
To: Sizlegal@aol.com

Thanks so much for sharing this! My info from the 1982 Licking County
Genealogical Society family histories, pages 322-323, has him being the son of
William Henry Mead II, who founded a bank in Pataskala in 1888, and Isabelle
"Belle" Youmans. (I did not, however, have that good of a birth date for him.)
Right?

Harold

>
> This is the photo of Carl Mead, on back says age 3, born 1878, so this is about
> 1881. Also on back of photo is Beach, Newark, Ohio. Thank you Laurie for sending
> this to our family.
>

Harold Henderson, researching HENDERSON, DAVIDSON, ANDERSSON,
STENBERG, THRALL, FLINT, SCHRIBER, JOSS, SCHOLES, MOZLEY,
BOREN, LINHART, BASSETT, BLISS, BURDICK, CRANDALL and many more
http://wc.rootsweb.com/~hendersonscholes http://justonestory.com


  More About Carl Lorenzo Mead:
Burial: Pataskala Cem, Licking Co, OH
Occupation: GRAIN DEALER
  15 iv.   Bertha Maud Lemmon, born Jun 15, 1877 in PATASKALA, OH; died Apr 8, 1930 in PATASKALA, OH; married Carl Lorenzo Mead in PATASKALA, OH.
  v.   Winifred Lemmon, born Jun 4, 1881; married Walter Wesner in Licking Co., OH.
  More About Winifred Lemmon:
Burial: PATASKALA, OH

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