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DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason on 23 Jan 2008 by Barbara Stuart.
Information sent to T.Mason on 1 Feb 2008 by Charles Burden. Copies of material sent by Judy R. Hynes to Charles.
Subject* John A. Woolman
Note: __ ___ ____ Moved to Cass Co, Mich from Clinton Co, Ohio
Clinton Co Ohio Tax lists- John Woolman (Roll 64 1816-1823)
1816-1819 John Woolman 110 acres, tract 1000, entry 777
1820-1821 Proprietors out of county John Woolman 480a, tract 2312, entry 2280 on Anderson Fork; 128A, tract 1734, Entry 1000; 52 1/2 acres tract 1733 entry 1000;
(not on 1824-1828)
(Roll 1824-1828)
1824-1825-1826-1827-1828 John Woolman, Liberty Twp. Also on P.P. tax, resident.
(Roll 66 1829-1833) no John Woolman
(Roll 67 1834-1838)
1835 & 1836 John Woolman Jr. Entry 1734-1000
1837- John Woolman Jr. Entry 1734-1000
1838- John Woolman Jr. delinquent on both pieces of land.
Note* __ ___ ____ John Woolman and Polly (Mary) his wife emigrated from New Jersey anout 1810 and first settled on the farm now owned by Isaac Hyatt. He owned several hundred acres of land; was a surveyor and dealt largely in real estate. He also made the first improvement on the farm where Franklin McKay now lives.
pg 742- John Woolman surveyor for Xenia and Wilmington Road 1812
Surveyed Wilmington-Unthank's Mill Road 1815
!pg 741- Samuel Woolman built wagon shop about 1820 village of Lumberton.
Note: __ ___ ____ John Woolman, III (1772-1847) was of English parentage. He was born in Burlington County, NJ on May 4, 1772. John, his wife Mary Burden, along with children Elizabeth, Mary, and Margaret Anne, resettled from NJ to Lumberton, Clinton Co, Ohio. in 1809, where he purchased 1,800 acres of land. He settled upon this land and lived there until 1815, when he moved to Clarke Co, Oh. Here he purchased 1,000 acres of land. In Greene Co, Oh., the Green Plane Quaker meeting house stands, or did stand, upon his tract. A large and valuable spring was upon the land. He sold this land and moved to Cass Co, Michigan in 1830, locating on the shore of Indian Lake. He owned this land when he died in March 1847. It remained in the family until at least 1912.
Occupation* __ ___ ____ was a surveyor by profession. He located the road from Wilmington, Clinto, Ohio to Xenia, Green Co, Ohio. He surveyed a large portion of southwest Ohio, also a portion of Southwest Michigan.
Birth* 4 May 1772 Burlington County, New Jersey.
Marr Lic* 29 Apr 1799 Burlington County, New Jersey.
Note: 6 Jul 1811 Clinton County, Ohio; John from Nathaniel Massie and wife, 440A, $880.
Note: 9 Jan 1817 Clinton County, Ohio; John, of Clinton, from Stacey Garwood, of Greene Co., 80A, $400.
Note: 16 Nov 1818 Clinton County, Ohio; John, of Clark, from Nathan Pope, of Highland, 418 1/2A, $900.
Note: 4 Jan 1819 Clinton County, Ohio; John, of Clark from John Graham, of Richmond, Va., 880A, $2243.24.
Note: 27 Sep 1823 Clinton County, Ohio; John, of Clark, from Samuel Wilson, of Clinton, 50A, $1.00
(sold land to Wilson who defaulted, 17 Oct 1816-title returned to John).
Note: __ Oct 1827 Clinton County Courthouse, Clinton County, Ohio; Taken June 1977-
Common Pleas. October term 1827
Law book 6 pg 16- Stacy Garwood vs. John Woolman
Stacy Garwood claims John Woolman contrived and maliciously intending, wrongfully and unjustly to hurt, prejudice and injure said Stacy in his good name, fame, credit and reputation and to bring him into publich[sic] scandal, ignoming, and disgrace and to cause him to be esteemed and reputed among his neighbors and other good and worthy citizens of this state, to be a man guilty of false swearing and perjury as well as a theif and felon. On 10 April 1827 at Wilmington in the presence of others the said John then and there falsely and Maliciously in a loud voice said "You (Stacy) have sworn false and I (John) can prove it and you have been sued for stealing a hog an you (Stacy) are guilty of perjury and false swearing, and a thief and felon.
15 Oct 1827- Judges rule cause to be discontinued at cost of plantiff and John Woolman to recover costs $3.80 1/2 from Stacy Garwood.
pg 131 John W. vs Stacey Garwood submission and award of arbitration ret. to this court.
July term 1828- panel of men to settle amount of rent and taxes, damages, of land owned by Woolman against improvements made by Garwood tenant. To Woolman $33.42.
Oct term 1828- pg 149 John Garwood vs John Woolman- Trespass for scandalous words. Jury found in favor of Garwood, Woolman appealed.
pg 161- John W vs John Rudduck and Job Hains for payment of debts $320- award plantiff.
pg 178- April 1829- Walter Dun vs John and Eber Woolman, Mahlon Haworth, John Rudduck, Stacy Garwood- debt $1700 (Dun executor of John Graham dec'd) Defendants failed to appear- amount awarded plantiff.
!Note: 7 Jan 1837 Clinton County, Ohio; John Woolman from John Woolman, Sr.-Power of Attorney.
Note: 10 Jan 1839 Clinton County, Ohio; John Sr. and Mary of Cass Co., Mich to John and William Constant of Clinton Co., Oh by power of attorney John Jr., 65A,$537.50. Witnessed by Olrey Clawson JP and Kessiah Ellis. Recorde 30 May 1839.
Death* 16 Mar 1847 Michigan; His death was caused by an injury, being thrown from a sled while his team was running away as he was returning from the mill with his grest. He was buried upon a high bluff at the head of Indian Lake, Cass Co, Michigan.
Burial* after 16 Mar 1847 Indian Lake, Cass County, Michigan.
Father* Abraham Woolman (b. 17 Dec 1737, d. Nov 1784)
Mother* Elizabeth Newton (b. 1749, d. 18 Jun 1826)
Information sent to T.Mason on 1 Feb 2008 by Charles Burden.
Spouse* Mary C. Burden; Borden or Gorden;
Name-Marr: __ ___ ____ Woolman
Note* __ ___ ____ Checked Clinton Co., Oh cemetery record for Mahlon Haworth family and Woolmans- none.
Birth* 12 Sep 1779 New Jersey.
Census* __ ___ 1850 405-405, Liberty Twp, Clinton County, Ohio; Living alone.
Census: __ ___ 1860 225-225, Liberty Twp., Clinton County, Ohio; Mary Woolman-80-F-225-225-NJ
Cyrus Chance-15-m- Oh.
Note: 12 May 1866 Clinton County, Ohio; Mary Woolman to Rachel Pike, lot in Port William in Haworth's addition. Witnessed by Lydia and JJ Moorman, JP.(Between Mulberry and Main St.).
Burial* __ ___ 1869 Mt. Pleasant Churchyard, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio.
Death* 8 Jan 1869 Ohio.
Father* Jacob Burden
Mother* Margaret BarwasInformation from Charles on 10 Jun 2010.
Inquiry: {There were two parcels, one for 28 acres and one for 80 acres. The deed says the sale was for "$300 land on Anderson Fork in Caesars Ck a branch of the Little Miami River". This would be the same land Jacob left to his heirs in his 1840 will.}
Response from Clinton Co Recorder's Office.
Yes, you would find the deed records you are inquiring about in the Recorder’s Office. There is a deed from John Woolman and wife (Mary) to Jacob Borden for 100 acres in MS 1734 (Liberty Twp.). This deed is recorded in deed volume “F” page “538”.