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Persoonlijke gegevens Nancy Rebecca (Nancy Rebecca) Marsh 

• Roepnaam Nancy Rebecca.
• Zij is geboren op 4 augustus 1768 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co. Maryland.
• Zij is overleden op 23 juni 1844 in Clermont Co.Ohio, zij was toen 75 jaar oud.

  Oorzaak: Stonelick I.O.O.F.Cemetery

• Zij is begraven juni 1844 in Private Cemetery on US 50 in Batavia Twn., Near Stonelick Twn Owensville in Clermont Co. Ohio.
• Een kind van William Cornilia Marsh en Patience Leavens
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 2 juni 2015.

Gezin van Nancy Rebecca (Nancy Rebecca) Marsh

Zij is getrouwd met John Rev. Ferree.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 17 januari 1792 te Bracken Co.Kentucky, zij was toen 23 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. David Ferree  1793-1854 
2. William Ferree  1794-1855 
3. Moses Ferree  1795-1863 
4. John Ferree  1796-1850 
5. Isaac Ferree  1798-1850 
6. Minerva Ferree  1800-1876 
7. Thomas Marsh Ferree  1801-1849 
8. Snowden Ferree  1804-1876 
9. Sarah E. Ferree  1805-> 1860
10. Richard Ferree  1809-1873
11. Mary Ann Ferree  1811-1883
12. Philip Gatch Ferree  1814-1876 

Notities over Nancy Rebecca (Nancy Rebecca) Marsh

FAMILY LIVED IN AUGUSTA, BRACKEN CO., KY FROM 1792----1809 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- Nancy Rebecca Marsh was born on August 4 1768 in Baltimore, MD to William and Patience (Leavens) Marsh. She was one of twelve siblings. On January 17 1792, Rebecca married Mr John Ferree in Augusta, KY. She was first a farmer's wife in Kentucky, and about 1809, she became a Methodist Preacher's wife in Clermont County, OH. Rebecca was the mother of twelve children; David, William, Moses, John, Isaac, Minerva, Thomas, Snowden, Sarah, Richard, Mary Ann and Philip Gatch. The Methodist Church of Boston (which is Owensville today) was started in John and Rebecca's house and preaching continued there until a church was built in 1831. She died on June 23 1844 in Stonelick, OH and is buried next to her husband, John, on private property across the road from Stonelick Cemetery, near a row of poplar trees. Family links: Spouse: John Ferree (1761 - 1839)* Children: David Ferree (1793 - 1854)* Moses Ferree (1795 - 1863)* John Ferree (1796 - 1844)* Isaac Ferree (1798 - 1850)* Minerva Ferree Westerfield Long (1800 - 1876)* Snowden Ferree (1804 - 1876)* Sarah E Ferree Medaris (1805 - 1880)* Philip Gatch Ferree (1806 - 1878)* Richard Ferree (1807 - 1848)* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- Created by: Pari Pearson Record added: Aug 02, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 9471 5867 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++ May 27, 1761 Strasburg Lancaster County Pennsylvania, USA Death: Aug. 17, 1839 Stonelick Clermont County Ohio, USA JOHN FERREE was born to Philip and Sarah (Evans) Ferree on May 27 1761 in Strasburg, Pennsylvania. He was a private in the American Revolution fighting under Captain John Slaymaker's Company 7th Battalion in the Lancaster County Pennsylvania Militia. He married Miss (Nancy) Rebecca Marsh in 1792 in Bracken County, Kentucky. Shortly after the marriage, he bought a farm near Augusta, Kentucky on which he lived until he moved to Clermont County, Ohio. John was the father of twelve children. John was a Methodist Circuit rider in Southwestern Ohio. His career started in Chillicothe, Ohio. He attended a seminary in Augusta before he and his family went to Ohio. He was one of the pioneer Methodists of Clermont County. The Methodist church of Boston (which is Owensville today) was started in John's house and preaching was held there until a church was built at Boston in 1831. In the fiftieth year of his age, the Reverend John Ferree became President Elder of the Methodist Church. He served two years. He was a man of tender heart and tearful eye. Having been a plaster before he became a minister, it is said that often when he became absorbed in his theme while preaching, he unconsciously took on the gestures of his former trade. His voice was noted for its musical qualities. One who heard him sing at a camp meeting, a short time before he died, said: "That man and his music would do for Heaven, and God will certainly take him soon to sing with the angels." John passed away August 17 1839 in Stonelick, OH. He is buried on private property across the road from Stonelick Cemetery, near a row of poplar trees. ********************************************************************** ********************************************************************** ********************************************************************** **************************************

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