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• Hij is geboren op 7 april 1802 in Seneca Co., NY.
• Hij is overleden op 2 april 1886 in Swanton, Fulton Co., OH, hij was toen 83 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven op 5 april 1886 in E. Swanton Cem., Swanton Twp., Lucas Co., OH.
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 7 mei 2009.

Gezin van Joseph Dennis

Hij is getrouwd met Mary Jane King.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1821 te somewhere in NY, hij was toen 18 jaar oud.

Joseph Dennis oo Mary King

Marriage source: 9 July 1870 Metamora PO Amboy Twp Fulton Co OH census, pg 4B-8, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

'7, 66, 61, Dennis Joseph, 68, male, white, Farmer, r/e = 1000, b. NY, can vote 8, Mary, 68, fem, white, Keeping House, b. NJ'

Garrett, Sue, Sue Robinson-Garrett's Ancestors and allied families, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.com, iv Mar MMIII)

'... Mary King ...

Marriage 1 Joseph Dennis ...

Children

Charity Ann Dennis b: 1842 in Lucas Co. Ohio ...' <>

Kind(eren):

1. Charity Ann Dennis  1842-1903 

Notities over Joseph Dennis

Joseph Dennis

Source: 9 July 1870 Metamora PO Amboy Twp Fulton Co OH census, pg 4B-8, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

Garrett, Sue, Sue Robinson-Garrett's Ancestors and allied families, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.com, iv Mar MMIII)

'... Joseph Dennis Sex: M Birth: 7 APR 1802 in Seneca Co. New York Death: 2 APR 1886 in Swanton, Fulton Co. Ohio

Father: Joseph Dennis b: in New Jersey Mother: Elizabeth

Marriage 1 Mary King b: 11 JAN 1802 in New Jersey

Children Charity Ann Dennis b: 1842 in Lucas Co. Ohio ...'

Schoonover, Karen, ed., Fulton Focus History of Fulton Township from its First Settlement, Fulton Footprints, (Swanton OH, FCCOGS, Spg MMIII) Vol XXIII Issue 2, pg. 14 col 1

'Mr. Joseph Dennis with his family settled on the NE 1/4 Section 1, Town 10S Range 4E in 1835 where he resided until about 1854 and resided the most of the time in this township until his last sickness, when he lived with his daughter,now Mrs. Russell Bartlett, in Amboy Township and died in 1885 ... Charity married Elisha Viers and resides in Henry Co. Ohio. ...'

9 July 1870 Metamora PO, Amboy Twp Fulton Co OH census, pg 4B-8, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

The next household after Edwin & Charity Viers is Joseph & Mary Dennis. This is slim evidence, but I am assigning Joseph & Mary as parents of Charity.

'1, 63, 60, Viers, Edwin, 35, ... b. OH ... 2, Charity, 20, fem, ... b. OH ... 7, 66, 61, Dennis, Joseph, 68, male, white, Farmer, r/e = 1000, b. NY, can vote 8, Mary, 68, fem, white, Keephing House, b. NJ'

Coon, Warren, Revised Coon-Howard Tree 4/01/06, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.com, i Apr MMVI)

'... Joseph, Jr DENNIS ... Sex: M Birth: 7 Apr 1802 in Seneca County, New York 1 2 Death: 2 Apr 1886 in Amboy Township, Lucas County, Ohio 1 2 Burial: 5 Apr 1886 East Swanton Cemetery Note: ...

Joseph Was Born in Seneca County, New York State to Joseph ( Issac ?) Dennis,jr. And Elizabeth. Mary Was Born in New Jersy to Philip King. They Are Both Buried in East Swanton Cemetery, Row 1, next to David and Lousia Dennis. In the Fallof 1834 They Came from Stueben County, New York State with Five Children and Settle in Fulton County, Ohio. Four More Children Were Born There. Joseph Died While Living with His Daughter, Mrs Russell Bartlett.

From the history of Fulton County. 1905

Joseph Dennis settled on section one, town ten south, range four east, in 1835, and died at his daughter's, Mrs Russell Bartlett, in Amboy Township, in 1885

1850 U.S. Census Ohio Lucas Spencer Sept 21, 1850 Census Spencer Township, Lucas County, Ohio Line 11 Dwelling 2217 Family 2252

J Dennis Age 49, Male, Farmer, Value $400, Born in New York Mary Age 49, Female, Born in New Jeresy Ephraim Age 16, Male, Farm Laborer, Born in New York Oliver Age 15, Male, Laborer, Born in Ohio Charles I Age 12, Male, Born in Ohio Charity Age 10, Female, Born in Ohio Hanna J Age 7, Female, Born in Ohio Page 88

June 25, 1860 Census Spencer, Lucas County Ohio Post Office, Java Lines 35 Dwelling 668 family 627 Dennis Joseph W/M Age 58 Farmer, Born in New York Mary W/F Age 58 Houskeeper, Born in New Jersey Issac W/M Age 30 Born in Ohio Charles W/MAge 21 Born in Ohio Charity W/F Age 19 born in Ohio Harriet J W/F Age 18 Born in Ohio In 1880, Joesph was 78 years of age and living with his son David and Nancy Reed - Dennis in Spencer Township, Lucas County, Ohio Father: Joseph (Issac?) DENNIS b: Bet. 1700 - 1800 in New Jersey Mother: Sarah OLIVER b: 1774 in New Jersey Marriage 1 Mary Jane KING b: 11 Jan 1802 in New Jersey Married: 1821 in New York State 1 2 Note: Custom Field:<_FA#> 25 Aug (XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)@Dateof Import: Aug 22, (XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)@ Date of Import: Apr 7, 1999 _MENDDeath of one spouse ...

Joseph was born in Seneca County, New York State Joseph (Issac) Dennis, Jr and Elizabeth. Mary King was born in New Jersey to Philip King. They are both buried in East Swanton Cemetery, Row 1, Scott Road just north of US 20A., Next toDavid and Lousia Dennis. In the fall of 1834, they came from Steuben County, New York State with five children and settle in Fulton County,Ohio four more children where born there. Joseph died while living with his daughter, Mrs RusselBartlett. The following articles are recopied from several newspaper clippings (not sure what newspaper) in the possession of Jack and Ann Dennis of Al on the Dennis Family reunions that were held:

REUNION OF THE DENNIS FAMILY.

The third family reunion of the (descendants) of Joseph and Mary Dennis occurred on the 26th day of Sept. 1895 at the home of Mrs. Martha Dennis in Fulton Twp., Fulton Co., 0. At an early hour the (descendants) began to arrive andcontinued to come until there was one hundred and five assembled composed of children, grand-children and great grand-children besides eight visitors, all of whom seemed to have come for the express purpose of having a good time. theforenoon was spent in visiting and ball playing until dinner was announced, when to our surprise we found a table under a canvas over 50 ft. long, loaded down with good things, good enough for Grover Cleveland, to which all did justice~Notwithstanding the table being over 50 ft. in length and 4 ft. in width it was filled the second time. dinner over, some of the older people started a game of base ball and after a few innings had been played and a number of fingersunjointed, the game was closed, the players feeling satisfied that it was more sport to look on than to play. At 3:30 p.m. the president called the company to order and after making a few appropriate remarks considering God’s(providential) care over us in preserving our lives for another year, that not one of our number had died in the past year but four had been added, two by marriage and two by birth, N.E. Dennis led in prayer after which David 0. Dennisproceeded to give some reminiscence of the early history of the family, among other things he said; that across the road from where we now were gathered (where a large flag had been planted in the early part of the day) was the placewhere his father had first settled after coming from the State of New York to Ohio in 1834, and the flag stood on the very spot the old log cabin did 61 years ago, the cabin was built of logs with one door and one small window in it.Greased paper being used in the window in the place of glass and a blanket for a door. The country at that time was a vast wilderness, the nearest neighbor living three miles away. The most comical and laughable thing of the day was asong sung by Russell Bartlett, the applause was great and loud, after a few more songs and remarks the President announced that we would proceed to the election of officers for the ensuing year. David 0. Dennis was elected Pres., RussellBartlett Vice Pres,, F.R. Crippen Secy’, and Andrew Dennis Treas.

The place for the next meeting was voted to be held at the home of Russell Bartlett, Swanton, 0.on the last Thursday of Sep. 1896. All seemed to be happy and the unanimous verdict was a good time. Much credit is due to Aunt Martha Dennisand family for their unerring efforts to make things comfortable and enjoyable for the company, for which they spared neither time or expense and a vote of thanks was taken in their behalf with three rousing cheers. D.O. Dennis, F.R.Crippen, Pres. Sec’y

Children 1. Isaac DENNIS b: 19 Nov 1822 in Stueben County, New York 2. Phillip DENNIS b: 9 Feb 1825 in Stueben County, New York 3. David Oliver DENNIS b: 30 Jun 1827 in Steuben County, New York 4. Sarah DENNIS b: 9 Oct 1830 in Steuben County, New York 5. Ephrmiah O DENNIS b: 4 Mar 1832 in Steuben County, New York 6. Oliver Jeremiah DENNIS b: 12 Jul 1835 in Ohio 7. Charles I. DENNIS b: Feb 1838 in Spencer Township, Lucas County, Ohio 8. Charity Ann DENNIS b: 1840 in Lucas County, Ohio 9. Hanna Jane DENNIS b: 30 Jul 1843 in Swanton, Lucas County, Ohio

Sources:

1. Title: Dennis.FTW

2. Title: Coon.FTW' <>

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