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Summer seemed to fly by and it’s hard to believe it’s September already. I hope everyone had a good summer
and was able to do some family research. I spent a week at “genealogy camp” attending the Genealogical
Research Institute of Pittsburgh. I had a great time. This was my second year there and both years have
provided wonderful learning experiences. This summer I took the Advanced Land Records course. We spent
an entire lesson on Ohio because of its unique land divisions. I know from experience that land records can
help solve tough genealogy problems and was sure the course would provide valuable information. I certainly
wasn’t disappointed.
The Butler County Records Center & Archives has had a lot of visitors from other states this summer.
Everyone is impressed with the records available in Butler County. Most comment that they wish other areas
had such a nice facility. Those of you who live at a distance can take advantage of their online record request
by going to www.butlercountyohio.org/records/ then register and submit a request. These requests are
answered by volunteer genealogists like myself, usually within a week. The only cost is for copies and
postage. Copies are just 5 cents each, a real bargain. Of course, everything is not at the Records Center and the
service is more a record retrieval rather than intensive research and analyzation, but it certainly is a great way
to obtain a record you need.
Pam White
President
BCOGS@butlercountyogs.org
V OLUME 32, NUMBER 3 AUGUST, 2013
President’s Message
Contents:
President’s Message 25
Calendar of Genealogical Events 26
Butler County in the Civil War 27
Veterans Buried in Lemon Twp. 28
Cemeteries in the City of Trenton 29
1834 Property Reappraisals 29
Cemeteries in Madison Township 30
License & Permit Book 1805-1817 32
Publications for sale 36
Pathways ISSN 1942 -1044
Butler County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society P. O. Box 224, Middletown, OH 45042 - www.butlercountyogs.org
Butler County in the Civil War
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Executive Committee President: Pam White Vice-President: Debbie Newman Recording Secretary: vacant Corresponding Secretary: Winnie Nardiello Treasurer: Jean Nathan Committees First Families: Norma Adams Membership: Debbie Newman Newsletter: Debbie Newman Publicity: Winnie Nardiello Research: Pam White Webmaster: Pam White Query Policy Queries are accepted free from members. Non-members may submit queries for $2.00 each, which includes a copy of the issue of Pathways in which it appears. Please limit each query to 30 words. Research Policy One hour of research will be done for $10.00 for members and $20.00 for non-members. Send check with information about research request to the Chapter at P.O. Box 224, Middletown, OH 45042. First Families of Butler County First Families is the lineage recognition program of the Butler County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society. It is open to anyone with ancestors in Butler County by December 31, 1830. Applicants must be members of the society and pay a $20 application fee.
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CALENDAR OF GENEALOGICAL EVENTS
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BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO in the CIVIL WAR
Campaigns of Butler County Soldiers in the Western Armies Courtesy of Butler County Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee
The campaigns listed below cover major periods of military activity for the Union armies in the western theater of the war, but the units listed below also participated in many activities that are not on this list. All sketches are by Alfred and William Waud.
West Virginia Campaign: June – Sep 1861 3rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 12th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Mill Springs (KY) Campaign: Dec 1861 – Jan 1862 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Fort Donelson (TN) Campaign: Feb 1862 58th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Shiloh (TN) Campaign – April 1862 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 58th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Corinth (MS) Campaign: May – June 1862 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 35th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 58th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Huntsville (AL) Campaign: Aug – Sep 1862 3rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Perryville (KY) Campaign: Sep – Oct 1862 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 3rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 35th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Hartsville (TN) Campaign: December 1862 108th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Stones River (TN) Campaign: December 1862 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 3rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Arkansas Post (AR) Campaign: January 1863 58th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Streight’s Raid: April 1863 3rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
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Woodside Cemetery in Middletown
Name Birth Death/Burial War Branch Unit
Conley, Chas. M 5 Sep 1910 12 Jun 1992
Conley, John F. 6 Mar 1896 18 Oct 1975 WWI Army
Conley, Lecester 1 Apr 1924 1 Oct 1975 WWII Army
Conley, William E. 30 Dec 1907 13 Mar 1992 WWII Army
Connell, Duncil 10 Oct 1926 26 Oct 1953
Connely, Ed Jr. 14 Mar 1899 27 May 1930 WWI Army 411 Serv. Btn. QM Corps.
Conner, George W. 19 Apr 1894 1 Aug 1966 WWI Army
Conrad, John T. Jr. 24 Feb 1922 23 Feb 1970 WWII Army
Converse, Dale E. 1 Mar 1921 14 Nov 1977 WWII Army
Cook, Elza 8 Feb 1894 23 Oct 1963 WWII Army
Cook, Hayes 23 Aug 1895 3 Nov 1945 WWI Army
Cook, John 22 Jun 1900 6 Sep 1974
Cook, Thurman 15 Mar 1897 13 Jan 1965 WWI Army
Cooke, Walter J. 12 Aug 1928 10 Jun 1995 Korean Army
Coon, Gabe 7 Apr 1892 16 Aug 1960 WWII Army
Cooper, Clarence 9 Mar 1889 9 Mar 1949 WWII Army
Cooper, Lee 3 Aug 1912 19 May 1987 Army
Cope, George J. 7 Feb 1894 17 Jan 1968 WWI Army
Cope, George Jr. 13 Jul 1924 12 Jul 1961 WWII Marines
Corbin, Michael D. 15 Sep 1946 9 Dec 1991
Cornele, Charles E. 15 Dec 1928 16 Sep 1973 Korean Navy
Cornele, John W. 27 Sep 1890 15 Nov 1961 WWI Army
Cornele, Joseph M. 19 Jun 1922 26 Oct 1990 WWII Navy
Cornele, Joseph Michael Jr. 4 Oct 1946 17 Sep 1981 Vietnam Navy
Cornele, William F. 2 Apr 1934 13 Mar 1994 Korean Air Force
Cornell, Gordon E. 10 Oct 1936 3 Aug 1995 Vietnam
Cornella, Rodney J. 21 Feb 1947 25 Mar 1981 Vietnam Navy
Cornett, Clarence 23 Dec 1899 30 May 1987 Army
Cornett, Herman B. 4 May 1915 24 Mar 1986 WWII Navy
Cornett, William B. 16 Jul 1908 31 Jul 1968 WWII Army
Corrill, James M. 1 Sep 1949 12 Oct 1993 Vietnam Marines
Corson, William L. 23 Mar 1918 21 May 1991 WWII Army
Cosler, Elizabeth 28 Jun 1890 19 Jan 1948 Army
Costella, William M. 29 Aug 1915 27 Dec 1978 WWII Army
Cotterman, Clifton J. 6 Jul 1916 18 Aug 1982 WWII Army
Cottle, Burley 22 Dec 1897 7 Feb 1968
Cottle, Harold E. 10 Dec 1923 30 Jun 1991 WWII Marines
Cottle, Richard L. 2 Dec 1935 22 Nov 1958
Veterans Buried in Lemon Township
Information taken from Veteran Grave Registration Cards at the Butler County Records Center
Woodside Cemetery Series began in Volume 31, Issue No. 2
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Veterans Buried in Lemon Township (cont’d)
Name Birth Death/Burial War Branch Unit
Cotton, George C. 19 Mar 1913 21 Jan 1990 WWII Army
Courey, Paul Major 29 May 1914 30 Jun 1985 WWII Air Force
Cousin, Sterling S. 12 Aug 1906 20 Jun 1985 WWII Army
Couzzins, Cecil B. 27 Jun 1900 2 May 1959 WWII Army
Cowgill, Harry 26 Jan 1910 25 Jan 1969 WWII Army
Cowgill, James S. 15 Sep 1947 9 Apr 1987 Vietnam Marines
Cowgill, Paul E. 22 Sep 1924 14 May 1986 WWII Army
Cowgill, Raymond Clifford 12 May 1918 29 Aug 1978 WWII Army
Cowgill, Thomas 3 Feb 1908 Civil Army Co. A, 48th OVI
Cowgill, William L. 8 Dec 1910 10 Nov 1954 WWII Army
Cowgill, Woodrow E. 19 Nov 1917 20 Sep 1980 WWII Army
To be continued at www.butlercountyogs.org
Cemeteries in the City of Trenton
Butler County, Ohio
Holy Name Catholic Cemetery
Location: Section 6. On northwest side of Hamilton Avenue, behind Holy Name Church.
Elk Creek Baptist Church Cemetery
Alternate Name: Pioneer Cemetery
Location: Section 6. South side of State Route 73, extending south to northwest side of Hamilton Avenue.
History: Deacon Michael Pearce, founder of Trenton, donated ground for The Elk Creek Baptist Church and Cemetery.
Three acres were set aside behind the church for a cemetery. First burial was in 1804.
St. John’s German Evangelical Church Cemetery
Location: Section 32. On the east side of North Miami Street, north of State Route 73. St. John’s Cemetery is now be-
hind the Church of the Nazarene.
History: The cornerstone for St. John’s Evangelical Church was laid on June 28, 1868. The burial ground was at the rear
of the building. In 1931 church services were held for the last time. In 1948 St. John’s Cemetery Association was incor-
porated, and the church building was sold to the Church of the Nazarene in 1949.
1834 Butler County Property Reappraisals
James McBride came to Butler County from Pennsylvania in 1807. He became Sheriff at the age of 25 and later served as the Clerk of Courts. In 1834, McBride began a County-wide reappraisal of all property. It was this reappraisal which provided him the framework to draw the first plat maps (1836) that identified land owners for Butler County. Digital reproductions of the original reappraisal lists are available at www.butlercountyohio.org/records > Archives > McBride. The records include owner’s name, range, town, section, part of section or lot, number of acres, appraised value.
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Cemeteries in Madison Township
Butler County, Ohio
Augspurger Cemetery
Location: Section 5. Near junction of Sycamore and Radabaugh Roads; .25 miles north of Sycamore Road, in field;
about 15 stones.
Chisholm Farm Cemetery
Alternate Name: Augspurger Family
Location: Section 18, on Chrisholm Historic Farmland; North of Woodsdale Road. One monument to Christian and
Katherine Auspurger, and other small stones.
History: Home farm of Christian Augsburger was established in 1830 by Christian Augspurger (1782-1848), leader of
the Amish Mennonite settlement in Butler County. Christian’s son, Samuel, inherited the farm. The large two-story
farmhouse was built in 1874, after fire destroyed the original built in 1830.
Barkalow Cemetery
Although this cemetery is named on at least one map of Butler County, on the Warren County line, it is recorded in the
Warren County Auditor’s Office.
Elk Creek Cemetery
Location: Section 17. Two miles west of West Middletown, east side of State Route 122, near Beverly Lane.
History: First grave dated 1800; a six year-old boy named Millener.
Huff-Dine Cemetery
Location: Section 29. North of Howe Road between Mosiman and Eck Road.
James Anderson Cemetery
Location: Section 2. Off Aljen Road, in a field.
Miltonville Cemetery
Location: Section 30, West of Miltonville. On south side of Howe Road, next to site of United Brethren Church.
History: On 28 May 1823, Samuel Mattix and Richard V.V. Crane deeded land to the trustees of “the Methodist and
United Brethren meeting house and burying ground near Miltonville.” When the church closed, the property transferred
in 1882 to The Miltonville Cemetery Association. It is said that the earliest burial was in 1796, before the land had been
deeded.
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Location: Section 1, one mile north of Poast Town. North of Middletown-Germantown Road at Thomas Road; on a hill-
top overlooking the valley.
History: Likely the oldest burial ground in Madison Township. Associated with the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Alternate Name: Astoria
Location: Section 6, north of Astoria. On east side of Elk Creek Road. 1 block north of junction with West Alexandria
Road; on a knoll.
Unnamed Cemetery
Location: Section 3. On west side of Browns Run Road, near Thomas Road.
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Tullahoma (TN) Campaign: June – July 1863 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 35th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Vicksburg (MS) Campaign: May – July 1863 58th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Chickamauga (GA) Campaign: September 1863 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 35th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Missionary Ridge (TN) Campaign: November 1863 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 35th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 108th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Atlanta (GA) Campaign: November 1863 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 9th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 35th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 108th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Knoxville (TN) Campaign: Nov to Dec 1863 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry 108th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Red River (LA) Campaign: March – May 1864 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
100 Days Units: 1864 167th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Franklin (TN) Campaign: November 1864 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
March to the Sea (GA): Nov – Dec 1864 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 108th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Nashville (TN) Campaign: December 1864 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 93rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Carolinas Campaign: January – March 1865 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 108th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Mobile (AL) Campaign: March – April 1865 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Bentonville (NC) Campaign: March 1865 5th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Wilson’s Raid: March - April 1865 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 4th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Occupation of Texas: 1865 26th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Next issue: Campaigns of Butler County Soldiers in the Eastern Armies
BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO in the CIVIL WAR (Cont’d)
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This is portion of a License and Permit Book found in the basement of the old court house in Butler County. The dates here are from 1805 to 1817. The R stands for Retail, the T for Tavern, the F for Ferry, and the Comm means the person was a commissioner of the county. Some people were enterprising and may have been a tavern owner and then expanded and got a retail or ferry license (and vice versa). If that's the case and the years are different, the first year corresponds to the first letter. And entry that has F/T
1805/1816 would mean the ferry license was taken in 1805 and the tavern in 1816. When given I added the township or city.
Submitted by Pam White
Name Township or City Type Year First Obtained
Allen, Benjamin St. Clair T 1806
Anderson, John & Co. R 1813
Ayers, John Liberty T 1805
Ayres, Samuel Rossville T 1806
Baker, Daniel Lemon T 1809
Ball, David Madison F 1815
Ball, Ezekiel Comm 1805
Barkaloo & Barkeloo R 1814
Barkalow, William P. Madison F 1813
Beaty, John Liberty T 1805
Belch, William Liberty T 1811
Belding, Ludovicus R 1816
Bishop, Frazee R 1810
Blackburn, James Comm 1805
Blair, Adam & Son R 1812
Blair, Thomas Hamilton T 1812
Blair, Thomas & William R 1813
Boal, Robert R 1816
Bond, Mercken? R 1814
Bowman, Samuel D. Liberty T 1814
Brodrick, William St. Clair T 1807
Bruner, Henry R 1811
Buchanan, Jesse & Silvers, Aaron R 1815
Buchanan, Joseph R 1816
Burdge, Anthony Middletown T 1807
Carlisle, James Oxford T 1816
Christy, Andrew Lemon F 1811
Clark, Robert R 1815
Clark, Thomas R 1814
Cone, Charles Ross T, F 1806
Conery, Jonathan Liberty T 1814
Conklin, Freeman R 1815
Conway, Reuben Reily T 1815
Craig, Robert Lemon T 1806
Dalarock, Alexander R 1815
Dalarock, Michael Rossville T, F 1807
Davis, Benjamin Hamilton T 1810
Davis, Joshua Middletown R 1806
Davis, Vincent Lemon T 1810
Dechant, John P. R 1816
Edson & Latham R 1815
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License & Permit Book (cont’d)
Enoch, Abner R 1815
Enyart, David Liberty T 1805
Enyart, Samuel Liberty T 1810
Finkle & Harvey R 1815
Finkle, John P. Lemon T 1813
Fleming, Thomas Fairfield Township T 1807
Fothergill, George W. Lemon T 1816
Freeman, Abraham Lemon T 1805
Galbriath, Joseph Lemon T 1811
Goble, Robert Ross, Reily F 1810
Griffin, Daniel Lemon T 1807
Griffin, David & William R 1814
Hall, John Rossville T, F 1813
Hammer, John Milford T 1813
Harlan, William Hamilton T 1809
Hawley, Isaac R 1814
Hawthorne, Hugh B. & Co. R 1813
Henderson, Joseph Comm 1814
Herbert, William Rossville T 1813
Hill, William Ross T 1816
Hittle, Solomon R 1806
Hoffman, Henry R 1816
Hough & Millikin R 1815
Hough, Blair & Co R 1807
Hough, Thomas & Joseph R 1806
House, Henry Liberty T 1806
House, Henry Madison F 1810
Hueston, Matthew Fairfield Township T 1805
Hunt, Jonas R 1815
Hunt, Thomas Liberty T 1806
Israel, Thomas R 1814
Jenkinson, Joseph & Co. R 1807
John, Robert Middletown F 1813
John, Robert & Co. R 1815
Kelsey Smith & Co R 1810
Kelsey, Frederick & Co. R 1816
Kelsey, Thomas C. R 1814
King, Thomas D. Liberty T 1810
Knolt, David R 1815
Kyle, Joseph R 1812
Latham, David Hamilton T 1813
Latham, John Hamilton T 1816
Leet, Abraham Rossville T 1805
Line, Solomon Comm 1805
Little & Gard R 1813
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License & Permit Book (cont’d) Lowry, William R 1816
Lytle, William R 1815
Macklin, John R 1813
Marchant, Nathan Lemon T 1816
Marsh & Williams, John R 1816
Martin, John R 1814
McClellan, William Hamilton T 1806
McCullough, Thomas R 1805
McDougal, George R 1815
McGoffin & Hittle R 1808
McGoffin, John R 1807
McMechan, David R 1811
Meeker, Jonas R 1816
Miley, Abraham Liberty T, F 1812
Mills, James Rossville T 1809
Moore, Hugh Hamilton R 1805
Morris, Isaiah R 1806
Morrison & Randolph R 1813
Morton, James T. Hamilton T 1815
Mummey & Cockey R 1813
Murray, William Esq. Hamilton T 1809
O'Ferrall, John R 1807
Osborne, Joseph Lemon F 1809
Parcel, James H. Lemon T 1807
Patterson, John Wayne T 1806
Paxton, Isaac Liberty T 1806
Phares, William R 1816
Phares, William W. & Co. R 1815
Piper, James Middletown R 1806
Pitman, Caleb Milford T 1815
Porter, Robert R 1811
Powell, Samuel Lemon F 1808
Price, Rees R 1807
Ramsay, E., Kelsey, F., & Co. R 1815
Reeder, Reuben Liberty T 1808
Reid, James St. Clair R 1805
Reid, James Wayne T 1807
Richardson, Matthew Comm 1805
Ried, Thomas Hamilton T 1807
Robertson, J. V. R 1815
Robinson, Joshua V. R 1816
Robison, John Lemon T 1805
Robison, William Comm 1809
Ross, Eliakim R 1815
Sample, John Lemon T 1807
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License & Permit Book (cont’d) Schenck, Obadiah Fairfield Township T 1813
Sexton, Zadock Lemon T 1808
Shellhouse, John Ross T 1813
Sherman & Smith Hamilton T 1816
Shorb, Tilghman Liberty T 1813
Silver, Seth R 1806
Simonton, William & Co. R 1811
Smith, Addison R 1815
Smith, James Comm 1808
Smith, John Madison T 1816
Smith, Willard M. R 1814
Sparks, William Middletown R, T 1807
Spencer, Anderson Hamilton T 1809
Spinning, Pierson R 1811
Spinning, William R 1815
Stephenson & Wilson R 1815
Stevens, William R 1816
Stoyer, John R 1815
Sutherland & Brown Rossville R, F 1805
Sutherland & Ramsey R 1816
Sutherland, John Rossville R, F 1812
Talbott, Archibald Rossville F, T 1805
Thompson, Henry Rossville T 1805
Torrence, Emma Hamilton T 1808
Torrence, John Hamilton F 1805
Trader, Teagle Middletown T 1806
Vanausdal & Irwin R 1816
Vanausdal, Cornelius R 1816
Vandover, John T. R 1815
Vannest, Garret R 1813
Vannin & Paxton Liberty T 1806
Vannin, John Liberty T 1806
Vannist, John Lemon T 1810
VanNuys, Isaac Rossville T 1807
Ward & Owens R 1815
Welliver, Obadiah Reily T 1812
Widener, Jacob Madison T 1813
Williams, John R 1814
Wilson & Duffield R 1813
Wilson, James Hamilton F 1813
Wilson, Joseph & James R 1812
Winans, John C. Liberty T 1810
Winton & Randolph R 1813
Winton, John R 1813
Wolverton, David Middletown F 1810
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