Person:Jonathan Petro (1)

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Jonathan Perry Petro
m. 4 Jul 1811
  1. Leonard Petro1812 - 1894
  2. David Sutton Petro1814 - 1828
  3. Jonathan Perry Petro1815 - 1900
  4. Absalom Petro1817 -
  5. Mary See Petro1819 - 1903
  6. John Petro1821 - Abt 1903
  7. Anchor S Petro1823 - 1841
  8. Eliza Petro1824 - 1896
  9. George Whitfield Petro1826 - 1900
  10. Nancy Ward Petro1827 - Abt 1885
  11. David Sutton Petro1829 - 1918
  12. Gabriel Sutton Petro1831 - Abt 1918
  13. Susanna S Petro1835 - 1837
  14. Henry Jackson Petro1837 - 1850
m. 1839
  1. Absalom PetroAbt 1840 -
  2. Hiram R PetroAbt 1842 -
  3. Mary E PetroAbt 1844 -
Facts and Events
Name Jonathan Perry Petro
Gender Male
Birth[1] 31 Oct 1815 Springboro, Warren, Ohio, United States
Marriage 1839 Indianato Elizabeth Dungan
Death? 9 Oct 1900 Fayette, Indiana, United States
References
  1. Biography, in History of Fayette County, Indiana: containing a history of the county; its townships, towns, villages, schools, churches, industries, etc; portraits of early settlers and prominent men; biographies; etc., etc. (Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co, 1885)
    304.

    JONATHAN P. PETRO, farmer, Connersville Township, son of Michael Petro, was born in Warren County, Ohio, in 1815. He came to this county with his parents when but one year old, and has ever since resided here. He passed his early years on the farm, having but the limited advantages of the common schools. At the age of twenty-four years he married Elizabeth Dungan, after which he rented land for eight years. He then purchased twenty-two acres and to this he has gradually made additions, as his means would allow, till he now owns 144 acres of valuable land. He has three children: Absalom, Hiram R. and Mary E., now the wife of Peter Fiant. Mr. Petro has always been an industrious farmer, and now in his late years finds himself rewarded with a comfortable home, and surrounded by many friends. He is a representative of one of the oldest families in the county; a careful agriculturist; his farm was one of the early Indian resorts of this locality.