Person:James Templin (5)

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Pvt. James Templin
b.Jun 1741 Sussex County, Delaware
d.1812 Ross County, Ohio
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1740
  1. William Templin1732 - 1810
  2. Susannah Templin1734 -
  3. Samuel TemplinAbt 1735 - 1816
  4. Mary Templin1738 -
  5. Richard Templin1740 -
  6. Pvt. James Templin1741 - 1812
  7. John Templin1750 - 1808
  8. Esther Templin
  9. Hannah Templin
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Pvt. James Templin1741 - 1812
  • W.  Mary Salmon1748 - 1814
m. Abt 1773
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Facts and Events
Name Pvt. James Templin
Gender Male
Birth? Jun 1741 Sussex County, Delaware
Marriage Abt 1773 to Mary Salmon
Death? 1812 Ross County, Ohio
References
  1.   Find A Grave.

    PVT James Templin
    BIRTH
    Jun 1741
    Sussex County, Delaware, USA
    DEATH
    1812 (aged 70–71)
    Ross County, Ohio, USA
    BURIAL
    Old Clark Farm Cemetery
    Greenland, Ross County, Ohio, USA

    Private Captain Abraham Beatty's First Company, Second Battalion, Chester County Militia, Commanded by Colonel Thomas Bull, Pennsylvania

    DAR records say death after 1812. Other sources list his death as 1804.

    Children: Salmon, Robert, Terah, Isaac, John, James, Margaret (Polly), Hester Ruth

    Information from DAR, Ronald R. Templin, Richard E. Templin, County of Ross Vol. 2 by Bennett, pp. 708-709, Deborah Williams, OHROSS-L Archive

    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/84477553/james-templin

  2.   Evans, Lyle S. A Standard History of Ross County. (Lewis Publishing Co., Chicago, 1917)
    Chapter XVIII, pg. 275.

    James Templin emigrated from Kentucky to Deerfield township in 1795. Oldtown was then the headquarters of the Indians in Scioto valley. He and his brother John were soldiers under Colonel Clark, and assisted in building Fort Meigs.

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