Ancestral Glimpses » Rev. William Mustard (1759-1837)

Persoonlijke gegevens Rev. William Mustard 

• Alternatieve naam: William Mustard Sr
• Hij is geboren op 23 juli 1759 in Sussex, Delaware, British America.
• (Ancestral File) : BGGJ-CT.
• Hij is overleden op 24 juli 1837 in Pike County, Ohio, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 78 jaar oud.
• Een kind van John Mustard en Lydia Stephenson
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 23 maart 2018.

Gezin van Rev. William Mustard

(1) Hij is getrouwd met Elizabeth Crouch.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1808, hij was toen 48 jaar oud.

(2) Hij is getrouwd met Elizabeth Henry.

Zij zijn getrouwd rond 1780 te Missouri, Verenigde Staten.

Kind(eren):

1. Lydia Mustard  
2. Sarah Mustard  
3. William Mustard  1780-???? 
4. Samuel Mustard  ± 1784-????
5. Joseph Mustard  ± 1786-????
6. Nancy Ann Mustard  ± 1786-????
7. George Mustard  1789-???? 
8. Enos Mustard  1792-????
9. John Mustard  ± 1793-????

Notities over Rev. William Mustard

Zarley, Sarah
WILL COUNTY
Related State(s): IL

Sarah Zarley, Joliet. The subject of this memoir, Sarah Zarley, was born in Pike Co., Ohio, 25 Oct 1794; her maiden name was Sarah Mustard, being the dau. of Rev. William Mustard, one of the pioneer Methodists of that State, and is of the same faith still; in 1814, she was md. to Reason Zarley, and in 1828, with her husband and family, she came to Illinois and settled near Danville, where she resided unt. 1831, when the family moved to Joliet and settled on what is known as the Zarley farm, 2 miles south of the city, where she is residing at present, and has resided for the last 47 years. Mrs. Zarley is the oldest resident of Joliet, as well as the oldest living resident of Will Co.; when she came here, Northern Illinois was a wilderness, inhabited only by Indians and wild beasts; with her husband, she bravely withstood the dangers and hardships of frontier life, and aided in rearing a large family of children; though 84 years of age, she is yet in the full possession of her mental faculties, and has a vivid remembrance of the past; her husband died in 1859, leaving her in charge of the farm and property, which she yet possesses; she is the mother of 12 children, to wit, W. M., Lydia, John W., Susan, Calneh, Calvin, Linton, Sarah, Elizabeth D., James C. and William H. are living and reside in Will Co. Indeed, few live to so ripe an age and have filled all the duties of life so well.

Source:
Will County History - 1878, reprinted by The Will County Bicentennial Committee, 1973

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Williams family bible
"Henry's widow Elizabeth md. William Mustard Sr., a widower whose first wife was a Williams in some way related to Grand-father George Williams."

19 Feb 1999
FHL Film 292752
William's will names his children: John, George, William, Enos, Joseph, Lydia Smith wife of William, Sarah Zarly, Ann Pollock and Elizabeth Mustard.

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