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     Her married name was Frost.¹ Martha (?) married Benjamin Frost, son of William Rose Frost and Nancy ROBERTS.¹ Martha (?) was born circa 1806.¹ She died in 1853 at Belmont County, Ohio, USA.¹

     Her married name was Frost.¹ Marriett (?) married Benjamin Frost, son of William Rose Frost and Nancy ROBERTS.¹ Marriett (?) was born circa 1826.¹ She died in 1865 at Belmont County, Ohio, USA.¹ She was buried in 1887 at Bend Fork Church Cemetery, Belmont County, Ohio, USA.¹

     Her married name was Green.¹ Mary Jackson Jr lived before 1758 at Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Colonial America.² She married John Green on 4 March 1758 at Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey, USA.^1,2,3 Mary Jackson Jr died before 10 March 1812; Estate Bond (Nov term - Phoebe Frost, wife of James Frost and Miriam Greene, heirs of MAry, late of Redstone Twp).²

     Jacob Frost married Prova/Proba/Pheba(?) (?)¹ Jacob Frost was born between 1792 and 1793 at Fayette County, Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He died between 1856 and 1860 at Adams County, Ohio, USA.¹

     Her married name was Frost.¹ Prova/Proba/Pheba(?) (?) married Jacob Frost, son of James Frost and Phoebe Green.¹ Prova/Proba/Pheba(?) (?) was born between 1793 and 1794 at MD or VA, USA.¹ She died after 1886.¹

     William Frost was born circa 1728.¹ He died before 9 July 1755 at Baltimore County, Maryland, USA.¹

     Johann George Lamp married Elizabeth in 1786, Elizabeth was a very beautiful American indian maiden, who came from the Powhatan tribe which is a sub tribe of the Shawnee, this information is recorded in land sales in Frederick Co. Virginia. Johann and Elizabeth my not have had a formal marriage, legal ceremonies to indian women were rare. Johann's occupation was a Millwright. From Barnesville, Ohio, library, prvided by Helen Pilcher Hall in 1810 there is a record of George Lamp and his wife Elizabeth selling land in Frederick Co. Virginia and moving to Belmont Co. Ohio there are records of all five children.² From Genealogy Room, Barnesville Library, Barnesville, OH, Helen Wallace provided by Helen [Pilcher] Hall: "In 1810 there is a record of George Lamp and his wife Elizabeth selling land in Frederick County [VA] and moving to Belmont County, Ohio. In Belmont County, Ohio, there are records of all five of George's children." 2. From information submitted by Connie [Lamp] Richardson, Jan 3, 1998: George Lamp "married" an "American Indian girl" Elizabeth of the Powahatan tribe ( a sub-tribe of the Shawnee), (as per land sale in Frederick Co., VA 1813). It is very probable that they were never formally wed since "legal" marriages with Indian women were very rare in those days. They had a large family including Joseph, Jacob, Delilah, Henry, and George, Jr. George, Sr. was a millwright. 3. Information from Don & Peg Hatcher [Belmont Co., OH] provided to Connie [Lamp] Richardson: Gives death date as 1846; gives George's occupation as a millwright.²

****1763 - Aug. 31 - George Lamp son Johannes and Susannah baptized Old Swamp Church, New Hanover, (Source) Unknown - from Lamp Family Notebook - Connie Richardson****1769 - By virtue of a warrant from the proprietors office date Apr. 12, 1769. I have Surveyed for Jno Lamp of Frederick County an tract of 320 acres. Surveyed by me Peter Stephens Oct. 9, 1769.(Source) Northern Neck Patents and Grants1782 Tax List of Frederick County, VA - John Lamp, three white adults(Source) Heads of Families 1790 Census Virginia, Genealogical Publishing Co. 19761790 - I assign over my right and title of my three hundred twenty acres of land lying in Frederick County to my son George Lamp witness my hand this . John Lamp ------------------------------------Lamp, George. 22 September 1791. Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311. Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Surveys, 1-6, A-E, reels 312-320. Location: Frederick County. Description: 320 acres adjoining Simon Taylor and the Little North Mountain. Source: Northern Neck Grants V, 1790-1792, p. 206 (Reel 301). Recorded survey available. Northern Neck Surveys No. 2, 1788-1794, p. 147-148 (Reel 313). Original survey exists. Part of the index to recorded copies of land grants issued by the agents of the Fairfax Proprietary between 1690 and 1781 and by the Commonwealth between 1786 and 1874. Original and recorded surveys are also indexed when available. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia. ------------------------------------Volume #206 Frederick Co (VA)"Beverley Randolph Esquire Governo of the Commonwealth of Virginia. To All to who these presents shall come Greetings Know ye that by virtue of a Warrant issued from the said proprietors Office of the Northern Neck and in consideration of the ancient composition of one pound fifteen shillings sterling paid by GEORGE LAMP into the Treasury of the Commonwealth, there is grated by the said Commonwealth unto the said GEORGE LAMP assignee of JOHN LAMP a certain tract or parcel of said three hundred and twenty acres by survey bearing date the ninth day of October one thousand seven hundred and sixty nine, lying and being in the County of Frederick joining Simon Tayler and the little North Mountain and bounded as followeth, towit, Beginning at a black oak corner to Simon Taylor as the head of the hollow and the foot of the mountain thence North thirty four degrees West three hundred & twenty poles to a large white oak by a XXX, thence crossing the same South sixty degrees West one hundred and sixty poles to several marked pines on a hillside South thirty four degrees East three hundred and twenty poles to some pines of the said Simon Taylors line thence with the same North sity degrees East one hundred & sixty poles to the Beginning. With its appxxtenances to the said GEORGE LAMP and his heirs forever. In Witness whereof the said Beverley Randolph Esquire Govenor of the Commonwealthn of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand and caused the lesser seal of the said Commonwealth to be fixed at Richmond on the twenty second Day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven Hundred and ninety one and of the Commonwealth the Sixteenth.......signed Beverley RandolphGeorge Lamp pays 1 lb. 15 fifteen shillings Stirling for deed 320 acres Frederick County, 22 Sept. 1791.(Source) Northern Neck Patents and Grants Book V, pp 202 By 1793 there is no record of John but George Lamp appears with 320 acres every year to 1807.(Source) Roger Lamp ****They came to Belmont Co, Goshen Twp, Captina Creek, Ohio between 1810and 1820 with their family (from Frederick Co Va).****Lookup by Mary lamp:1810 Census Frederick County, VA.George Lamp, free white males - under 10- one, 10-15- one, 16-25- three, 45and over- 1free white females - 10-15- one, 26-44- one, 45 and over 1, (no "all otherfree persons")(no "slaves") If wife Elizabeth was a Native American, she more than likely would be listed under "other free person."****1830 census Goshen Twp., Belmont Co., OH****1835 Ohio Tax list c-26****1840 census Goshen Twp., Belmont Co., OH, only 2 individuals listed 70-80 yrs, his name is listed as George Lamp, Sr.---------------------VA Land Warrants....A2-47: T.W. 2216=26 June 1797 Joseph baker 19 A. (8 May 1805) in Frederick Co on Poplar Run of Hoge Cr. adj said Baker, George Lamp, Henry Milhorn 4 Sep 1806A2-207: Exg.T.W. 1739=24 May 1805 Jacob Marll 4 1/2 A.(10 Nov 1806) in Frederick Co on Hog Cr. adj. George Lamp, Nicholas Hipes, Jamea Singleton. 8 Mar 1809 [Dl'd Mr david Castleman 26 Oct 1810]U-388: Henry Milhorn 131 A. (8 Aug 1777) in Frederick Co. not far from John Lamps, Peter Eohs, on Poplar Run of Hog Cr., Little N. Mt. 30 Sep 1789U-443: Nicholas Hipes asne. of Peter Eow 197 A. (13 Nov 1770) in Frederick Co. adj Henry Lamp, Zeans or Trouts line, near Winchester path. 30 sep 1789V-206: George Lamp asne. of John Lamp 320 A. (9 Oct 1769 in Frederick Co adj. Sion taylor, little N. Mt. 22 Sep 1791X-554: T.W. 1213=13 Dec 1783 Joseph baker 35 A. 25 sq. Po (2 May 1795) in Frederick Co on Little N Mt. near Hoop Petticoat Gap adj Samuel Carter, George Lamp, Henry Milhorn. 26 June 1797 [Dl'd the proprietor 26 June 1797] No 1213 is an old military Warrant.² Everett, While browsing on "Find a Grave" web site, I came across Henry Lamp's Uncle John Lamp b 1783, d 1836 and wife Sarah Morrison b 1794, d 1877, Married 1813.
Their graves are in Lamps Cem, Frederick County, Va. per Bill Bulger on myfamily.com Belmont County, Ohio web site. "Went to the British" according to Bill Neely. Johann George Lamp married Elizabeth Millburn. Johann George Lamp was born on 23 June 1763 at New Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Colony, America.³ He died after 1 June 1840 at Goshen Township, Belmont County, Ohio, USA.³

     Her married name was Hogue. Rebecca Ann Lamp married William Hogue. Rebecca Ann Lamp was born in 1819. She died in 1887.

     William Hogue married Rebecca Ann Lamp, daughter of Henry Lamp and Sarah Ridgeway. William Hogue was born on 27 July 1815.

     Mariah Lamp was born in 1819. As of 7 October 1839,her married name was Meade. She married Philo Meade on 7 October 1839.

     Philo Meade was born in 1815. He married Mariah Lamp, daughter of Henry Lamp and Sarah Ridgeway, on 7 October 1839.

     Joshua Lamp was born in 1822 at Belmont County, Ohio, USA. He was buried in 1859 at Chestnut Level Cemetery, Goshen Twp, Belmont County, Ohio, USA. He died in 1859 at Belmont County, Ohio, USA.

     Her married name was Lamp. Elizabeth Millburn married Johann George Lamp, son of Johannes Lamp and Susannah (?). Elizabeth Millburn was born in 1763 at Powhatan, Belmont County, Ohio, America.¹ She died in 1840 at Goshen Township, Belmont County, Ohio, USA.¹

     Daniel Bear was was a Private in Capt. Sherer's Company, York County, Cordorus Co (probably Twp), Pennsylvania.¹ He was Aunt Pauline McDaniel Staley Batchelet filed an additional DAR claim through Daniel Baer in addition to the one through Daniel Stoy. The county of Somerset PA was created April 17, 1795 from the western part of Bedford County, lying between the Allegheny Mountain range to the Laurel Hill range, and was named for Somersetshire, England. It is bounded on the south by the Mason Dixon line and on the north by Cambria County, which was part of Somerset County prior to its formation in 1804

The highest elevation found in Pennsylavania is located in Somerset County and high elevations are consistent throughout the county. The area was included in the Indian Purchase of 1768 and became part of Cumberland County until 1771 when Bedford County was formed.

Somerset, the county seat, was laid out in 1795, incorporated as a borough on March 5, 1804 and was located on the turnpike road leading from Bedford to Pittsburgh, now known at Route 31.

1796 Milford Twp, Somerset County- Census Schedule:
Daniel Bear James Black, Christian Ankeny Peter Ankeny Henry Ankeny David Ankeny George Ankeny

Daniel Bear purchased approximately 148 acres referred to as 'Hopewell' from the estate of James Walker, deceased, now of Washington County.
Prope rty was situated on one of the main branches of Huff's Creek in Somerset Township.
On a warrant map of Somerset Township, this property was located in the southeast part of township,
adjoining Brothers Valley Township. Purchase price was 250 pounds lawful Pennsylvania money.
Land was bounded by properties of John Gilmore, John McMichael, James Black. Witnessed by John Gilmore.
Recorded 28 January 1804 -Somerset County, Pennsylvania:Volume 3, Page 298, dated December 3, 1803

Previo us document involves a lease by John Barr and witnessed by Jacob Bear.
Somerset Co, PA: 5 Dec 1803 -- Grand Jury #16: Daniel BARE --
Commonwealth of PA vs Abraham MILLER; witness for the Commonwealth: Jacob WITTMYER.
(Source: Minutes of the Criminal Court of Somerset County, Pa., Vol. 1, p. 8.)
Volume 15, Page 50, dated March 1, 1805:

Daniel Beair and his wife Eve sold the property to Henry Will for the sum of 250 pounds lawful Pennsylvania money. Signed by Daniel Beair (German writing) and the mark of Eve Beair. Witnessed by Jacob Taylor and the mark of Mathia Mantel.
Eve appeared before Justice of Peace Jacob Taylor on 19 March 1805 states satisfaction of sale. Not recorded until 26 June 1837.

You ngest child, Magdalena Bair Hoobler, died November 2, 1880 in Harrison Co, Ohio. Obituary says she was born March 24, 1800 in Somerset Co, Pa.
At the age of 5 she came with her parents to Harrison Co, Ohio, and settled on a tract of land near where the village of Fairview (then Jewett) now stands. [This would put Daniel Bair's arrival in Harrison County around 1805-which colaborates the date of sold property above, to Henry Will.]

Magdalena was married at the age of 23 to John Hoobler, and according to the obituary they settled on a portion of Daniel's land where she resided until her death. Her remains were interred in a small burying ground on the old family homestead, then owned by James Stall.
History of Carroll and Harrison Counties, Ohio, edited by Judge H.J. Eckley and Judge William T. Perry; Lewis Publi Co, Chicago, 1921, p. 426:
" Archer civil township is among the oldest in Harrison County.
It was formed in 1799 as one of the sub-divisions in Jefferson County.
It then included much of the territory of what is now known as Harrison County. It took on its present boundary March, 1833."

From History of Jefferson County, Ohio, pg. 207, Proposed roads: December 1806 – Beginning at the town of New Salem (now Annapolis), Past the farm of John Ax; thence past farm of George PFAUTZ, past farms of David CUSTARD, Daniel BAIR, then down the Knottenhead (Conotton Creek) past sugar camp to mouth of Alder Lick Fork, to intersect the Charles Town Road. John MYSER, Jacob WHITMORE, John WILEY viewers...
(Harrison County History Book lists a Daniel Blair arriving in county in 1812 from Somerset Co, Pa.)- ?

From Harrison County History Book in Library: Land Patents:
5-23-1810 Daniel Bair Somerset Co, Pa SE 6.11.5
6-8-1812 Daniel Bair Somerset Co, Pa NE 5.11.5
8-4-1814 Daniel Bair Harrison Co, Oh NW 35.10.4
[ Archer Township later to be Rumley Township.]
The above 3 entries also occur in 'Tract Book and Entries - Congress Lands - 22 Ranges & U.S. Military District - Volume 2 - Auditor of State (Ohio)'

[ Archer Township later to be Rumley Township.]
The above 3 entries also occur in 'Tract Book and Entries - Congress Lands - 22 Ranges & U.S. Military District - Volume 2 - Auditor of State (Ohio)'
Sold Property in Section 5 in Rumley Township, Harrison Co, Ohio, approx. 135 acres in SE part to William Stall for $1000 5-30-1831 . Witness was Jacob Bair. Seller was Daniel and wife Eve Bair.

Daniel Baire Sr. Family appears in 1820 Census for Archer Township, Harrison Co, Ohio; on line between James McLaughlin and daughter Mary Bair McLaughlin, and son Daniel Jr. family.1 Male under 5, 1 over 45; 1 female under 5, 2 16-25, 1 over 45.

Page 169 of 1830 Census for Archer Township on line next to John Hoobler.1 male 70-79, 1 fem 30-49, 1 fem 60-69.

Daniel Bare was a soldier in the American Revolution, serving in a company of the Somerset County Pennsylvania Militia (then Bedford Co).
Daniel and Eve are buried in a Family Cemetery close to Jewett, Ohio. John and Magdalena Bair Hoobler are also buried there. Two other graves are William and Susanna Stahl. This burial site is on the farm on which Daniel and Eve first settled in Harrison County, later sold to Jacob and son William Stahl.
** The spelling on Daniel's tombstone was BARE, but the courthouse records show him as BAIR.

A short history of New Rumley published in the late 1940's-The New Rumley United Brethren Church was founded about 1810. The early history of the church is obscure. Bishop Newcomer, who traveled many thousand miles in his evangelistic work, came through New Rumley several times, and in his diary for the years 1816-1819 wrote of stopping with Manbecks and Shambaughs, and preaching at the Baer's .

The history of New Rumley continues:The Baer and Brown (Braun ) families who came here from Pennsylvania were the first church people, then the Jacob Manbeck and George Shambaugh families moved here soon afterward and were pillars in the early church.

One of the Manbeck girls would marry a Baer (or Bair), and the Browns (Braun) had ties to the Shambaugh family and to the Manbeck family.

[Danie l Bair Jr married Elizabeth Manbeck- who's mother was a Braun, and her grandmother was a Shambach on 22 Sept 1831 by Thomas Day, JP]

The town of New Rumley was an overnight stop for the Stage Coach between Steubenville and New Philadelphia. Daniel Bear was also known as Bair. He was born on 28 May 1755 at Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Colony, America.¹ He was baptized circa July 1755; Name:     Daniel Baer
Description:     Father
Event:     Baptism
Church:     Records of Upper Milford Reformed Congregation (Zion's Reformed Church), Zionsville, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, 1757-1885. He married Eva Whitmore on 2 September 1781 at Brothers Valley, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA.^1,2 Daniel Bear died on 2 November 1831 at Jewett, Harrison County, Ohio, USA, at age 76.¹ He was buried circa 5 November 1831 at Rumley Township, Harrison County, Ohio, USA; Birth:      May 28, 1755
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death:      Nov. 2, 1831
Harrison County
Ohio, USA

Also spelled Bair or Barr

Family links:
Parents:
Andreas Behr (____ - 1815)
Anna Christina Behr (1729 - 1788)

Spouse:
Eva Whitmore Bare (1760 - 1848)*

Children:
Daniel Barr (1793 - 1857)*
Francis Barr Stonebraker (1798 - 1844)*
Magdalena Bair Hoobler (1800 - 1880)*

Siblings:
Daniel Bare (1755 - 1831)
Johannes Baer (1765 - 1817)*
Andreas Behr (1768 - 1797)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Bare Family
Harrison County
Ohio, USA

Rumley township, NW/4,Sec.35,T10,R4
Harrison County
Ohio USA

Created by: Dorothy Gaston
Record added: Sep 12, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 58541429.³

     Eva Whitmore was born on 28 December 1760 at Brothers Valley, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, America.^1,2 She married Daniel Bear on 2 September 1781 at Brothers Valley, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA.^1,2 As of 2 September 1781,her married name was Bear.¹ Eva Whitmore died on 6 November 1848 at Jewett, Harrison County, Ohio, USA, at age 87.¹

     Susannah Bear was born on 16 November 1782.¹

     Samuel Bear was born on 1 February 1784 at Brothers Valley, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA.^1,2