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Facts and Events
In 1792 William Henry made an agreement with his son Aaron, Aaron was to furnish his father a small house and provisions as long as his father lived and in return Aaron was to receive "the plantation" and furnishings. This agreement was made in Hampshire County, Virginia (now West Virginia). In 1793 William Henry bought land from James Fleming and wife Ann, this deed states "the land where he now lives", so we do not know how long William Henry had been living in Virginia. In 1797 Aaron and wife Ann sold this land to Daniel Whoop.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Sarah Golda Sitz. Brandenburg-Maxwell Book. (Published 1970 no copies available. It is on microfiche at the Mormon Family History Center. Book is on 4 microfiche beginning with #6100925)
Page 1. - ↑ Sarah Golda Sitz. Brandenburg-Maxwell Book. (Published 1970 no copies available. It is on microfiche at the Mormon Family History Center. Book is on 4 microfiche beginning with #6100925)
page 126, 26 Jan 2005.
- ↑ Sarah Golda Sitz. Brandenburg-Maxwell Book. (Published 1970 no copies available. It is on microfiche at the Mormon Family History Center. Book is on 4 microfiche beginning with #6100925)
Page 1, 18 Dec 2004.
- Sarah Golda Sitz. Brandenburg-Maxwell Book. (Published 1970 no copies available. It is on microfiche at the Mormon Family History Center. Book is on 4 microfiche beginning with #6100925).
- ↑ resided in Fayette County, Pennsylvania in 1812. in Montgomery County, Ohio in the spring of 1816 and in Bethel Township, Clark County, Ohio in the fall of 1816.
- ↑ Abstract of following Document:
Pleas held at Lebanon, Warren county, Ohio 9 May 1816 before the Honorable Ethan A Brown, Jesup N Cauch, John McLean & Calvin Peas
Esquires Judges of the Supreme Court of Ohio---
William Brandenburg On 17 Apr 1816 the said Wm Brandenburgh
VS by Thomas Freeman Esqr prosecuted and sued
The State of Ohio forth out of supreme court---the writ of the
State of Ohio of Error---rendition of Judgement
in your court between the State of Ohio plaintiff and William Brandenburgh defendant---willing that error if any hath been be corrected and full and speedy justice be done---at court held second Monday of February 1815 by oaths of Patrick Meloy, Jedediah Tingle, Silas Hurin, James Long, John Rice, Burwell Goode, Joseph Scofield, Garret Peters, Joseph Case, Allin Nixon, Amos Tullis, William Trousdale & James McEwen good and lawful men of Warren county and---inpanneled sworn and affirmed & charged to inquire for the State of Ohio---court of common pleas of term February 1815 the grand jurors upon their oath present that Wm Brandenburgh on 13 December 1814 and for a long time before and after kept an ordinary as house of public resort in Hamilton township county aforesaid and Wm Brandenburgh on 13 December 1814 knowingly suffered permitted and allowed James Leonard, Mathew Leonard, Joseph Mounts, John Carrol & Peter Tyler to play at a game called hussel cap in an out house connected with his said ordinary said house of public resort---for personal goods of the value of twenty dollars a game not of Athletic exercise and which is prohibited by the act entitled "an act for the prevention of gaming contrary to the form of the statute in such case---against the peace and dignity of the State of Ohio"---And afterwards on 12 June 1815 at June term of court---cometh into the court Wm Brandenburgh---in his own proper person and having heard the indictment aforesaid---the said Wm Brandenburgh saith tht he is guilty of the offence---and afterwards on the same day and year aforesaid the said Wm Brandenburgh moves the court aforesaid for leave to retract or withdraw his plea of guilty and to him is granted and thereon the said Wm Brandenburgh saith that he is not guilty of the premises aforesaid in the indictment---and Wm Brandenburgh is ordered to enter into recognizance with one or more sufficient sureties for his appearance---Wm Brandenburgh and one Joseph Mounts entered into a recognizance on the sum of one hundred dollars jointly for the appearance of Wm Brandenburgh to answer at the next term of court---October court 1815 William Brandenburgh being three times solemnly called did not appear but made default---bail forfeited and case continued to second Monday February next being 12 day of month 1816 Wm Brandenburgh comes into court---puts himself upon the country and Joshua Collet Esq who prosecutes for the State of Ohio---came a jury Elijah Richardson, Ichabod Covenhoven, Amzey Ayres, Jonathan Crane, James Wells, Joseph Coburn, John Ullery & John Marten---defendant found guilty in Manner and as he stands indicted---defendant to pay State of Ohio fifty dollars---pay twelve dollars & fifty cents being the costs and charges in the prosecution---Memorandum - Wm Brandenburgh came forth with three reasons why case should be reversed---the case stood as before.
- ↑ William served in the Revolutionary War. He entered the service June, 1781 when living near Middletown, Frederick, Maryland; he was discharged on Christmas 1781. This information came from his military File Designation S2405.
- ↑ June 7, 1832 giving his age as 73 and residing in Bethel Township, Clark County, Ohio. He received $20.00 per annum; certificate #7808 issued April 6, 1833; pension to start March 4, 1831.
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