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Facts and Events
Name |
Jacob Dunning Roe |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[8][9] |
15 Aug 1777 |
Orange, New York, United States |
Marriage |
Bef 1800 |
to Peggy Joline |
Marriage |
25 Mar 1819 |
Clark, Indiana, United Statesto Catherine Johnson |
Census[1] |
1820 |
Clark, Indiana, United StatesWashington Township |
Property[3] |
16 Jul 1821 |
Pope, Illinois, United Stateswitnessed deed of sale from brother-in-law Charles Johnson to brother-in-law James Snow |
Other[4] |
5 Mar 1822 |
Pope, Illinois, United Statespaid by county |
Other[4] |
4 Jun 1822 |
Pope, Illinois, United Stateson roadwork crew |
Residence[2] |
1827 |
Shelby, Indiana, United States |
Residence[2] |
Est 1830 |
Fountain, Indiana, United States |
Property[5][10] |
7 Aug 1830 |
Fountain, Indiana, United Statespurchased land from Isaac Snow |
Baptism[6] |
1838 |
Johnson, Indiana, United States2nd Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church |
Census[7] |
1840 |
Johnson, Indiana, United States |
Other[6] |
14 Aug 1841 |
Johnson, Indiana, United Statesexcluded from 2nd Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church for drinking |
Residence[2] |
1845 |
Clark, Indiana, United States |
Death[2] |
Apr 1847 |
Clark, Indiana, United Statesnear New Washington |
References
- ↑ Clark County, Indiana, in United States. 1820 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M33).
1820 US Census, Indiana, Clark County, Washington Township Jacob D. Roe, 1 m>10 [Charles], 1 m 26-45 [Jacob], 1 f 26-45 [Catherine], 1 person employed in commerce Benjamin Reas on next line
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 History of Shelby County, Indiana: from the earliest time to the present, with biographical sketches, notes, etc., together with a short history of the Northwest, the Indiana Territory, and the state of Indiana. (Tucson, Arizona: W.C. Cox Co., 1974 (originally published 1887))
p. 660.
Jacob D. and Catharine (Johnson) Roe, who were natives of New York and Kentucky, . . . . came to Shelby county in 1827, and settled in Hendricks township, where they lived about three years. [They] moved to Fountain county, living there four years, then returning to Hendricks Township, [Shelby County]. [They moved to Clark County, Indiana] about 1845, where they both, within four days of each other in April, 1847, died, near New Washington.
- ↑ Deed Record A, Pope County, Illinois; LDS #l0964515, in Pope County (Illinois). Recorder. Deeds v. 1816-1886; index, 1810-1910. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974)
p. 112, 1816-1836.
Indenture made 16 July 1821 Between Charles Johnson & Sally his wife of Pope County, Illinois And James Snow of same place . . . . Signed Charles Johnson, Sarah x her mark Johnson Witness Jacob D. Roe, Frederick x his mark Bengard, James A. Whiteside JP
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 County Court Records, Pope County, Illinois; LDS #0964530, in Illinois. County Court (Pope County), and Illinois. Court of County Commissioners (Pope County). County court records, 1816-1850. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974)
1816-1831.
p. 165 – 5 Mar 1822 Ordered that Jacob Roe be allowed $1.00 as per account filed p. 175 – 4 June 1822 Ordered that Lincoln Harper be appointed Supervisor on the Franklin road, from the Kaskaskia road, to the crossing of the Big Bay Creek, and . . . Cato Whitesid, James A. Whitsid, John Whitesid, James Snow, Isaac Snow, John Snow, Jacob Roe, William Johnson, Bailey Johnson, Charles Johnson Jur, . . . Abraham Shufflebarger, Jacob Sufflebarger, John King, Fredrick A[pple]yard, Jesse McCool, Benjamin McCool [crossed out in original], . . . allotted to to work on the same
- ↑ Deed Records, Fountain County, Indiana, Volumes 2-3; LDS #1321427, in Fountain County (Indiana). Recorder. Deed records, 1827-1887. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1983)
Vol. 2, p. 129, 1831-1833.
Indenture 7 Aug 1830 Between Isaac Snow and Margaret his wife of Fountain County, Indiana and Jacob Roe of same place who paid $50 for part of NE1/4, Sec 33, T21N, R8W beginning at the NW corner running S 46 rods thence E 25 rods thence N 6 rods thence E 15 rods thence N 40 rods, W to the place of beginning, containing 11 acres more or less Signed Isaac Snow, Margaret Snow Witness James Miller, JP Recorded 4 Aug 1831
No record of Jacob Roe selling this property was found, so it is likely that the purchase was to be made with payments over time and Jacob was unable to make all the payments. The property in that event would have reverted to Isaac Snow.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Blue River Mt. Pleasant Church Records; LDS #1451839, in Second Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church (Needham Township, Johnson County, Indiana). Church records, 1835-1930. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1986).
July 11, 1835, Church Covenant - Founding members: Joseph Reece, John Webb, Nancy Webb, Samuel Tetrich Benjamin Reece, Sarah Reece, Henry Willard, Mary Kellery Members include Jacob D. Roe, by Experience 13 October 1838, Excluded 14 August 1841; Catherine Roe by Experience 13 October 1838, died Minutes 14 August 1841: ". . . the church not in peace bro. Roe charged with drinking ardent spirits to excess the brother was cited to come to the church and answer to the charge, this he declined, the church votes an exclusion of the brother."
- ↑ United States. 1840 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M704).
Roe, Jacob D., 1 male 5-10 [Joseph], 1 male 20-30 [Charles], 1 male 60-70 [Jacob], 1 female 10-15 [name unknown], 1 female 15-20 [name unknown], 1 female 50-60 [Catherine]
- ↑ World Connect (Title: UPDATED ON THE 1ST OF EVERY MONTH; Database lickohio; contact roegen0, in Johnson Family web pages.
- ↑ Torrey, Clarence Almon. David Roe of Flushing, New York and some of his descendants. (unknown: unknown, 1958).
84: Jacob Dunning Roe, son of Nathaniel(5) Roe and Bathsheba Dunning, b. 15 Aug, 1777, Orange County, NY. He removed from Orange County to one of the western states. Married a second time, name of wife unknown.
- ↑ No record of Jacob Roe selling this property was found, so it is likely that the purchase was to be made with payments over time and Jacob was unable to make all the payments. The property in that event would have reverted to Isaac Snow.
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