Person:Nathaniel Gaskill (1)
Nathaniel Gaskill
b.Abt 1774 Burlington, New Jersey, United States
d.1841 Lexington, Stark, Ohio, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 8 Jun 1771
  1. Israel Gaskill1772 - 1836
  2. Nathaniel GaskillAbt 1774 - 1841
  3. Sarah Gaskill1778 -
  4. Abigail GaskillAbt 1779 - Abt 1800
  5. Hannah Gaskill1781 - 1843
  6. Hulda Gaskill1784 - 1855
  7. Daniel Gaskill1786 - 1851
  8. Martha Gaskill1788 - 1796
  9. Solomon Gaskill1792 - 1874
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Nathaniel GaskillAbt 1774 - 1841
  • W.  Hannah Owens1775 - 1845
m. 9 Nov 1797
  1. Joseph Gaskill1798 - 1868
  2. Eliza Gaskill1801 - 1876
  3. Daniel Gaskill1803 - 1854
  4. Israel GaskillBet 1804 & 1805 -
  5. Abigail Gaskill1807 - 1869
  6. Abraham Gaskill1808 - 1895
  7. Levi Gaskill1812 - Bef 1840
  8. Mary Gaskill1816 -
  9. Rhoda GaskillAbt 1818 -
  10. Nathan R. Gaskill1820 -
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Facts and Events
Name Nathaniel Gaskill
Alt Name Nathan _____
Gender Male
Birth[1] Abt 1774 Burlington, New Jersey, United States
Marriage 9 Nov 1797 Mount Holly, Burlington, New Jersey, United Statesto Hannah Owens
Occupation? Farmer
Occupation? Justice of the Peace in 1807 & 1817 Stark Co
Death[1] 1841 Lexington, Stark, Ohio, United States
Burial? 1841 Lexington Township, Stark, Ohio, United StatesChurch Yard
Alt Burial[1] Canal Fulton Cemetery, Canal Fulton, Stark, Ohio, United States

Nathan & Hannah appear to be one of the first Pioneers with five other families that settled around the Mahoning River when it was nothing but wilderness. here the pioneers used their covered wagons as spare bedrooms and lived in the open until cabins were built. Israel Gaskill, Nathan brother came west with his brother. Israel moved to Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio and Nathan stayed in Stark County, Ohio. Nathan became the first Justice of the Peace of Stark County after its formation (Land Patent 1807). Nathan was in the 1st Regiment 2nd Brigade 4th Division of the Ohio Militia organized in 1806 Columbiana County, Thomas Keatch's Company. ( All males over 18 were subject to Military duty.)

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Nathaniel "Nathan" Gaskill, in Find A Grave.

    Nathaniel is the son of Daniel and Huldah (Mott) Gaskill. He married Hannah Owens in 1797 in Burlington Co., NJ. They had 10 children: Martha, Joseph, Eliza, Daniel IV, Israel, Abigail, Abraham, Levi, Mary and Wesley.

    In 1812 Nathaniel was the Justice of the Peace in Lexington, Stark Co., Ohio.

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