Person:George Debolt (1)

George Debolt
  • F.  George Debolt (add)
  • M.  Elizabeth Teagarden (add)
m.
  1. William DeboltAbt 1770 -
  2. Abraham Debolt1776 - 1857
  3. George Debolt1786 - 1867
  • HGeorge Debolt1786 - 1867
  • WMary Rider1788 - 1850
m.
  1. Silas DeBolt1807 - 1895
  2. Matilda Debolt1813 -
  3. Miranda DeBoltCal 1818 - 1906
  4. Hulda DeBolt1821 - 1904
  5. Belinda DeBolt
  6. Rezin A. DeBolt1828 - 1891
  7. George R. Debolt
m. 18 Dec 1852
Facts and Events
Name[1] George Debolt
Gender Male
Alt Birth? 24 Feb 1781 Masontown, Fayette, Pennsylvania
Birth? 1786 Pennsylvania, United States
Property[1] 20 Jun 1809 Walnut twp., Fairfield co., Ohio, United StatesA land patent for the purchase of a quarter section was issued to George Debolt of Fairfield Co. The land was described as NE¼ Sec. 12, T. 16 N., R. 18 W., Ohio River Survey Meridian.
Census? 1850 Fairfield, Ohio, United States
Marriage to Mary Rider
Marriage 18 Dec 1852 Muskingum, Ohio, United Statesto Sarah Spencer
Death? 1 Oct 1867 Jay, Indiana, United States
Alt Death? 1 Oct 1868 ?, Jay, Indiana
Burial? Boundary Cemetery, Pike, Jay, Indiana, United States
Religion[2] Fairfield co., Ohio, United StatesGeorge Debolt was a Baptist pastor who organized a church in the city of Lancaster in 1817. It was said that he gave the first sermon of Walnut Twp. at the cabin of William Hauer.
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References
  1. 1.0 1.1 United States General Land Office. Automated Records Project
    Credit Volume Patent, accession CV-0007-365, issued 20 June 1809.
  2. Scott, Hervey. A complete history of Fairfield County, Ohio, 1795-1876. (Columbus, Ohio: Siebert & Lilley, 1877).

    From page 93, history of Walnut Township:
    “A man named Debold is mentioned as having preached the first sermon (of the township, I suppose), at the cabin of William Hauer. He was a Baptist, I believe.”

    From page 128:
    “The Regular Baptist Church was organized in Lancaster in 1817, by Rev. George Debolt, who was its first pastor. The constituent members were six, viz.: Isaac Church and wife, James Lowrey and wife, Stephen Whittlesey and Anna Bruen. The last named died recently at the great age of 106 years. The other five are deceased. Mr. Debolt also lived to a very advanced age. Rev. William White, father of the late Dr. James White, of Lancaster, succeeded Mr. Debolt as pastor, and continued in that relation for many years. Rev. Samuel Carpenter was the next pastor; he began his labors in that relation in 1829, which was only broken off by his death, which took place in the summer of 1870.”