Person:George Anstine (3)

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Rev George Washington Anstine
b.25 Oct 1809 York, Pennsylvania USA
d.2 Jun 1889 Orange Twp, Knox, Illinois USA
Parents and Siblings
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m. 17 Mar 1805
  1. Elizabeth Anstine1806 -
  2. Catherine Anstine1808 - 1890
  3. Rev George Washington Anstine1809 - 1889
  4. Henry Anstine, Jr.1811 - 1866
  5. Simon Anstine1812 - 1884
  6. John Anstine1814 - 1877
  7. Christina Anstine1815 - 1913
  8. Ana Maria Anstine1820 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 22 Sep 1833
  1. La Vina Christiana Anstine
  2. Nancy AnstineAbt 1834 -
  3. Henry AnstineAbt 1836 -
  4. William F AnstineAbt 1838 - Abt 1908
  5. Nathaniel Jefferson Anstine1840 - 1904
  6. Mary Ann AnstineAbt 1844 -
  7. George Washington AnstineAbt 1845 -
  8. Christian AnstineAbt 1848 -
  9. Jacob L. Anstine1854 -
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Facts and Events
Name Rev George Washington Anstine
Gender Male
Birth? 25 Oct 1809 York, Pennsylvania USA
Christening[1] 25 Feb 1810 Lower Windsor Twp, York, Pennsylvania USA
Marriage 22 Sep 1833 North Canton, Stark, Ohio USAto Elizabeth Mary Ann Stickley
Religion? 3 Mar 1843 Licensed to preach in the United Brethern Church
Census[3] 5 Dec 1850 Butler Twp, Durke, Ohio USAUnited States 1850
Census[4] 11 Jun 1880 Orange Twp, Knox, Illinois USAUnited States 1880
Death? 2 Jun 1889 Orange Twp, Knox, Illinois USA

Simon Anstine was George's sponsor at his baptism.

According to Pearl (Hartnell) Simonson on 14 Jun 1963: Rev. George Anstine was born in York County, PA, 1809, died in Orange Township, Knox Co, IL June 2, 1889 age 79 years. He moved to Stark County, OH, in 1832 where he met Mary Ann Stickley who he married September 22, 1833. To them was born five sons and three daughters.

Brother Anstine and family moved to Darke County, Ohio in 1835 - it was here he received license to preach first bearing date March 31, 1843, United Brethren. He soon after became a member of Miami Conference and remained such until he removed to Illinois in 1854. He first settled near Farmington, but finally settled in Orange Township. The last annual Conference session he attended was held in Alexis, Warren County, in 1888. 

He married Mary Ann Stickley September 22, 1833.  To this union was born eight children as follows: Nancy, Henry, William, Nathaniel, Mary, George, Jacob and Lavina.

Mary Ann Stickley was born in Akron, Ohio, December 3, 1813.

All of her children were with her at the time of death except Nathaniel, their son, who lives in El Reno, Oklahoma Territory.

(according to the 1850 census there was a 9th child Christian, he was 2 yrs old at the time of the census, he was born in OH. Possibly Christian died young and Pearl did not know about him.)

(Research):Hard Copy Docs:

Census 001 - Butler County, OH 1850 Census Census 002 - Knox County, IL 1880 Census Misc 020 - Copy of orig. receipt of payment for a mortgage to George Anstine 2 Oct 1843 Obit 029 - Rev. George Anstine's Obituary

References
  1. ↑ Register of Conejohela or Canadochly Church, Lower Windsor Township, York, Pennsylvania 1755-1874.
  2.   Doris Russell. (311 S Park Dr; Raymore, MO 64083).
  3. ↑ George was 42 yrs old at the time of the 1850 census(this is questionable, as his birth has been verified as 25 Oct 1809), he was a farmer, the value of his real estate was $1300 & he was able to read & write; he had 7 children at this time.
  4. ↑ George was 70 according to the census. He was a farmer & had 1 child at home, Jacob who was 26 yrs old.
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