WILLIAM SPITLER

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WILLIAM SPITLER

[rev. 6 Nov 2007]
WILLIAM SPITLER
b. abt. 1740
d. abt. 6 Nov 1820
Jackson Twp, Stark, OH
md. abt 1770
?Codorus Twp, York Co, PA
MARY ANN ?WELTNER
b. abt. 1750
d. prob. bef. 1810
?Woodbury Twp, Huntingdon Co, PA
children:
Joseph
John
Simon
William
Samuel
Susannah
b. 1773
b. 27 Nov 1774
b. 1777
b. 1783
b. 22 Sep 1785
b. 10 Feb 1792
d. 17 Mar 1865
d. 8 Aug 1851
d. aft. 1850
d. 1876
d. 11 Jul 1855
d. aft. 1870
md. Catherine SELLS
md. Susannah PAULUS
md. Elizabeth PAULUS
md. Catherine VAN TILBURG
md. Catherine MISHLER
md. Thomas SPILLER
*****
A History of the German Baptist Brethren.
Brumbaugh, Martin Grove. Brethren Publishing House, Mount Morris, Illinois, 1899.
p 322
In [1770] the Codorus congregation had thirty-five members:
Henry Neff, minister, and wife
Jacob Tillman and wife and daughter
Jacob Spitler and wife and two daughters
Peter Brillhart and wife
Jacob Neiswanger and wife
Ann Neiswanger
Catherine Beightley
Elizabeth Leip
George Beary and wife
John Harold and wife
Rudy Yunt and wife
William Spitler and wife
Christian Eby and wife
Wendel Baker and wife
Michael Berkey and wife
George Ettor and son
Mathias Sitler and wife
Susanna Weltner
[Codorus Twp, York Co, PA]
*****
York Co, PA tax records
William Spitler
Jacob Spitler
Shrewsbury Twp
Mt. Pleasant Twp
1771-1779
1771-1785
*****
Biographical and Portrait Cyclopedia of Blair Co, PA
Samuel T. Wiley, Philadelphia, 1892
p. 113
Tyrone Township. - This township, whose territory is better known as Sinking
valley, is bounded on the north by Snyder township and Huntingdon county; on
the east, by Huntingdon county and Catharine and Frankstown townships; on the
south by Frankstown township; and on the west by Logan and Antis townships.
In 1787 the original township of Tyrone contained the following free holders:
...
Abraham Sells
William Spitler
*****
1790 Federal Census, Huntingdon Co, PA
William Spitler
Noah Chamberland
Abraham Sell
341 00
101 00
135 00
*****
Morris Twp
William Spittler
John Spittler
Series: M32 Roll: 40 Page: 149
02001 10001
00010 10100
Woodbury Twp
Catherine Powless
Samuel Spitler
11200 01101
00100 00100
*****
Woodbury Twp
J. Spitter
widow of Daniel Paulus
40011 30100
*****
Early Ohioans' residences from the land grant records. Riegel, Mayburt Stephenson.
Mansfield, Ohio: Ohio Genealogical Society, 1976.
Spitler, Wm.
8-18-1810
S12
T11
R9
432
110 acres
Jefferson Co.
Joseph Spitler, William’s eldest son, had moved to Canada shortly after 1800. John, the second son, stayed in
Huntingdon, while William accompanied his three youngest sons to Stark Co, OH
*****
South of Sodom, The History of South Norwich [Oxford Co, Ontario, Canada]
Souh Norwich Historical Society, 1983.
p. 17
Records of Early Settlement and the Settlers 1807-1820...
According to Milton Camerson who wrote the early history of the township in 1878, "the first settlers who took up
their abode in what is now South Norwich, came here in the year 1808, and located themselves as follows along
Spitler Creek between the 6th and 8th concessions, Anthony Sells, Joe Spitler, John Phillips Jr., Archie Phillips.
around Otterville were Robert Sweet, Joseph Stafford, Seeley Stiles and a man named Barton.
p. 18
Of the names mentioned by Camerson, all but the Phillips were recorded as residing in the London District prior to
1808, either in the United Empire Loyalist or proprietor townships.
p. 19
Early Families...
Little is known of the other early settlers, The only reference to Joseph Spitler in Norwich Township is as a road
overseer in 1814. Legend says that John Phillips moved to Lot 21 Concession 7, and planted the first apple orchard
in 1810, and that John Jr. was the first school teacher. Anthony Sells had appeared on Southwold Township lists by
1819.
p. 20
There were enough settlers to warrant a school by 1812. According to Camerson and Snell, there was a school
established for the settlers of the seventh and eighth Concession built on the eastern bank of the Spitler Creek near
the seventh concession line. John Phillips Jr. was the teacher. Presumably this site was chosen because it was at the
centre of the population at the time.
p. 135
Schools... The First Township School...
As for curriculum, the Bible was the main textbook. John Phillips Jr. was the first teacher. In addition to their
studies he taught the art of shooting. One of the duties of the older boys was to keep a supply of wood ready for the
fire, which on dull winter days provided light as well as heat.
p. 325
Springford
...according to stories written down by older inhabitants, the earliest known settlers in the community were Joseph
Spitler, for whom the Spitler Creek was named, John Phillips and John C. Fox. their first homes were along the
Spitler, on or near what is now Lot 17 in the 8th concession. About 1810 John Phillips moved to the north half of
lot 21, concession 7 which had been part of a large tract of land granted from the Crown to the Honourable Robert
Hamilton in 1800. On this farm John Phillips and his sons, John Jr., and Archie planted what is believed to have
been the first apple orchard in south Norwich Township. One of those trees survived for 150 years until it blew
down in a windstorm in 1960.
Little or nothing is known about Spitler and Fox, except that the Springford Cemetery, believed to be the oldest
cemetry in the township, was formerly called Fox's Burying ground after Mr. Fox. Spitler moved on to Southwold
township by 1820.
*****
Warriors Mark Twp
John Spitler
201110 12010
1820 Federal Census, Stark Co, OH
Simon Spitler
...
211201 10101
William Spitler Jr.
William Spitler Sr
William Trusl
Sam’l Spitler
Jacob Paul
David Paul
210010
000001
210010
300010
100010
410010
10010
00000
30010
10010
10010
01100
not enumerated as ‘foreigner, not naturalized’
brother-in-law of John & Simon
*****
The Ohio Repository, Thursday, 9 November 1820
Page 2, column 1
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT
On the 6th inst. John Buckius, Esq. Coroner of Stark County, held an inquest on the body of Mr. William SPITLER,
late of Jackson Township, which was found among the ruins of his dwelling. It is supposed the house took fire,
accidentally, the night previous, but from his advanced age and consequent infirmity ( being about 80
years old) he was unable to make his escape. Both his legs and one arm were entirely burnt off, and his body and
head much burnt and defaced.
The Ohio Repository, Thursday, 29 March 1821
Page 3, column 4
TAKE NOTICE
All persons indebted to the estate of William Spitler, late of Jackson Township, deceased,
are notified to make immediate payment to the subscriber - And all having claims against
said estate are requested to present the same legally proven for settlement within one
year from the 4th of December last.
Simon Spitler, Admr. 26 Mar 1821
*****
The Ohio Repository [Canton, Ohio] 24 Apr 1823
State of Ohio
Stark County} ss Common Pleas,
Simon Spitler
October 1 1822
vs.
William Spitler,
John Spitler
Samuel Spitler
Joseph Spitler
Thomas Spillers and Susanna his wife.
The Plaintiff appearing by his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that some of the parties of
whom partition is demanded, are not residents of the state of Ohio, therefore it is ordered by the Court, that
notice of the pendency of said petition be published in the OHIO REPOSITORY, for six weeks successively, the last
of which publications to the forty days before the next court.
Wm. Reynolds, clerk
John Harris, attorney for the petitioner
Mar 6
SECOND GENERATION
descendants of William and Mary Ann SPITLER
[rev. 6 Nov 2007]
JOSEPH SPITLER
son of William SPITLER and Mary Ann ?WELTNER
b. 1773
d. 17 Mar 1865
York Co, PA
Southwold Twp, Elgin, Ontario
md. abt. 1797
Huntingdon Co, PA
CATHERINE SELLS
b. 27 Nov 1776
d. 24 Apr 1852
bd. Fingal Cemetery
dau of Abraham SELLS and Mary WILSON
Spruce Creek, Huntingdon Co, PA
St. Thomas, Elgin, Ontariobd. Fingal Cemetery
children:
Mary
William
John
Sarah
Susannah
Elizabeth
Harriet
b. 20 May 1798
b. 3 Dec 1799
b. 24 Dec 1801
b. 1 Feb 1804
b. 14 Mar 1806
b. 11 Jun 1810
b. 7 Apr 1812
d. 11 Feb 1830
d. 11 May 1868
d. 19 Jun 1872
d. 3 Jan 1884
d.
d. 5 Jun 1871
d. 15 Nov 1830
md. David CONRAD
md. Rhoda PETTIT
md. Sarah Ann STEINHOFF
md. Minor BARNES
md. Amos BARNES
unmarried
*****
Upper Canada Land Book
Petition of Abraham Sells of Walsingham twp., Ontario, Canada dated 30 June 1801 for a lot in Markham twp., "in
Gwillinburg or upon Young Street" states that he came into the province "about two years ago with his family
consisting of a wife and five children and two daughters with their husbands, John Everly (Eberly) and Joseph
Spitler..."
*****
Upper Canada Land Book E, p. 29
[Upper Canada Land Petitions “S” Bundle 6, 1802-1804, (RG 1, L 3, vol. 453)]
To his Excellency Peter Hunter Esq Lieutenant Governor for the Provence of Upper Canada etc etc etc
in Councill
This is to certify that the Bearer hearof Joseph Spitler hath removed himself into this Province near two years past
has a wife and three children and lived the last year in n. Walsingham and now in living Charlottesville at his key
point he is a Black Smith to trade he has behaved himself as a Peacable honest and proper in person ever since he
hath lived here Certified under my hand this 9 day of Jun 1802 Wm. Spurgin
**
??????
Rec’d 7 Jul 1802 vol 5. no 59
Deed Office 8 July 1802
Referred to the Executive Council by order of the ???? James Green, Esq.
July 10 1802
Recommend for a lot in the town of Charlottesville
J ????? Chairman ????
The Petition of Jos. Spitler of Charlottesville humbly shows That your petitioner is a Blacksmith by Trade That he
has taken the Oath & prays your Excellency will please to grant him a Town Lot in Charlottesville & your Petitioner
will ever pray [signed] Joseph Spitler York July 7 1802
Approved P. Hunter Lt Govnr
[written in margin]
now of Norwich Blacksmith 6 Mar 1809 Information from Wm Seller by whom a W. was this day Judge.
[added later] Warrant No. 527 ???? 6th Mar 1809 by William Sell
**
R.G. No. 528
16c
Receiver General’s Office 6 Mar 1809
Joseph Spitler by William Sell his Agent has paid into this Office five Pounds Eleven shillings Ster. the Patent fee
on a Grant of a Town Lot in Charlottesville under Regulations of 1804-- Ordered him in Council on the 10th Jul
1802 & also Eighteen Shillings this the Survey fee thereon.
P. Selley Actg Rec Genl
to John Small Esq
Clerk, Ex. Council
*****
from Ontario Bureau of Archives Report, 1933
p. 72
Records of the Court, London District
for 13 Mar 1805
mentions: Joseph Spitler of Woodhouse, blacksmith
p. 127
Records of the Court, London District
for 8 Mar 1814
Town Officers of Norwich
Joseph Spitler, overseer of roads
*****
http://www.twp.norwich.on.ca/springford.asp
Town of Springford
The village of Springford was originally named Springbrook. On the original wall of the United Church, underneath
the siding, it still says "Springbrook Church".
In 1799, William Hambly began surveying Norwich Township, which at that time was still part of Norfolk County.
In 1800 it became part of Oxford County, at which time William Wilcox was awarded a Crown Grant of 1500 acres
in the township. The only roads were pathways and trails through the bush. One of these was known as Wolf Track,
which extended from Bald Hill to the Coal Road in Otterville.
The first settlers were Josiah Gilbert, on Lot 21, in 1807; Joseph Spittler, 1/2 mile north; and a Mr. Earl. Josiah
brought the first horse into the Township in 1808. Mrs. Gilbert would ride the horse to take a bag of wheat to
Longpoint, have it ground into flour and return - carrying her baby.
It was on Joseph Spittler's land that the Pioneer school was built in about 1812.
*****
Return of the Present State of Lands Located at Port Talbot
Under the Superintendence of Thomas Talbot, Esquire
in the London and Western Districts of Canada [1817]
Southwold
Talbot Road East
north side
acres
William Pettit
Joseph Steinhoff
200
200
lot
20
21
south side
Joseph Spitler
David Conrad
James McQueen
200
200
200
22
23
24
*****
Upper Canada Land Book K, p. 359 9 Feb 1820
Joseph Spitler, stating that he has been located on 200 acres of land by Col Talbot on Talbot Road and praying for a
grant thereon. Granted.
*****
Upper Canada Land Book P, p. 80 1 Dec 1831
John Spitler, stating that he was located on a lot of 100 acres in the township of Ekfrid by Col. Talbot, subject to
settlement duties, which he has now performed and praying for a grant of land. Recommended.
*****
1842 Census, Southwold Twp, Elgin Co, Ontario
South Talbot Road, lot 22, conc. 1
NA Film C-01345
Spitler, John
age 42 farmer 12 in household 85 acres
Spitler, Joseph
age 66 farmer
5 in household
115 acres
Spitler, William age 44 farmer
6 in household
85 acres
*****
1851 Census, Southwold Twp, Elgin Co, Ontario
Southwold Twp, Dist 1, part 3
p.5
NA Film C-11719
[living with Noah & Almedia Arnett]
Spitler, Harriett 10, servant, not a member of the family
p. 68
Spitler, John
Sarah
John
Hyram
James
Sarah
Samanthe
Catharine
Charlot
Amos
Alvira
51
41
19
17
16
15
9
8
6
3
1
CW
CW
CW
CW
CW
CW
CW
CW
CW
CW
CW
farmer
Methodist
Methodist
Spitler, Joseph
Catherine
75
75
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
farmer
Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Spitler, William
Rhoda
William
Mire
Samuel
Elizabeth
53
48
25
19
12
8
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
CW
CW
CW
CW
farmer
Methodist
Methodist
framehouse
labourer
in school
in school
in school
in school
laborer
*****
More Notices From Methodist Papers 1830-1857. McKenzie, Donald A.
Lambertville, NJ: Hunterdon House,1986
Death SPITLER, Mrs. Catherine was born in Penn., Nov. 27, 1776, and died in Southwold Twp, April 24, 1852;
survived by her husband. Mrs. Spitler had been a member of the Congregational Church for 34 years. Her death,
which occurred while she was milking a cow, is believed to have been caused by an apoplectic fit.
---May 26, 1852 p. 94 O
(In the C.C.A., May 5, 1852, p. 83, there is a news item which says Mrs. Spitler was a resident of Talbot St. and was
killed by a kick from a cow)
*****
1861 census Elgin Co, Ontario
Southwold Twp
*****
Fingal Cemetery, Elgin Co, Ontario
399. Broken stone
Catherine / wife of Joseph SPITLER / born Nov. 27, 1776 / departed this life /
April 24, 1852 / aged 76 years / Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord.
431. Small grey square stone
Minor BARNES / died / Oct. 6, 1892 / AE 80 yrs / - / Sarah / his wife died /
Jan. 3, 1884 / AE 72 years
390. stone
David CONRAD / born Yarmouth / July 8, 1793 / died Jan. 28, 1830 / AE 41 y'rs /
Mary / wife of / David CONRAD / and daughter of / Joseph SPITLER / born
Huntington Co. Pa / May 30, 1798 / died Feb. 11, 1830 / AE 32 y'rs / Remember me
as you pass by / as you are now so once was I / As I am now so you must be /
prepare for death and follow me.
49. Large pink marble upright stone
East side - SPITLER & TAYLOR
West side - Samuel SPITLER / 1839-1922 / his wife / Priscilla McDOWELL /
1846-1930 / William H. SPITLER / 1867-1925 / George E. TAYLOR / 1875- / his wife
/ Rhoda E. SPITLER / 1875-1924 / Albert V. SPITLER / died Sept. 19, 1957
401. White slab with the top half missing
.. memory of / William SPITLER / who died / May 17, 1869 / aged /68 y'rs 4 m
114. Leaning against a tree
“Farewell” over clasped hands / In memory of / Elizabeth / wife of / Amos BARNES
/ who died / June 5, 1871 / AE 61 yrs. / A faithful friend a wife most dear / a
tender mother lieth here / Great is the loss that we sustain / but to meet in
heaven again.
Footstones against tree - M. S. - H.H.
[rev. 6 Nov 2007]
JOHN SPITLER
b. 27 Nov 1774
York Co, PA
d. 8 Aug 1851 @76:9:12 Warrior’s Mark Twp, Huntingdon Co, PA
md. abt. 1797
bd. Spittler Cem.
Huntingdon Co, PA
SUSANNAH PAULUS
dau of Daniel B. PAULUS and Catherine _______
b. 1 Oct 1776
PA
d. 20 Dec 1871 @95:2:19 Warrior’s Mark Twp, Huntingdon Co, PA
bd. Spittler Cem.
children:
Elizabeth
Daniel
John
son per census
son per census
Susannah
Mary
Samuel
b. 19 Apr 1798
b. abt. 1801
b. Dec 1803
b. ca. 1800-1805
b. ca. 1800-1805
b. May 1806
b. 1808
b. 1811
d. 20 Oct 1884
d. bef 1851
d. 24 Aug 1850
d. young
d. young
d. 1 Feb 1890 @ 83:7:26
d. after 1883
d. 25 Oct 1883
son
Catherine
David
b. Apr 1813
b. 16 Oct 1814
b. Mar 1820
d. 1 Oct 1813
d. 21 Dec 1891
d. 14 Dec 1882
md. Henry BECK
md.
md. Mary MOYER
unmarried
md. Henry FUNK
md. 1) Sarah _____
md. 2) Alice F. DALE
md. George Fleck BURKET
md. Esther Ann MYERS
re: Paulus see Huntingdon County, PA. Deed Book N1:42.
*****
Morris Twp
William Spittler
John Spittler
02001 10001
00010 10100
*****
Woodbury Twp
J. Spitter
40011 30100
*****
Warriors Mark Twp
John Spitler
201110 12010
*****
Warriors Mark Twp
John Spitler
Henry Funk
0011100100000 0001100100000
1000100000000 0000100000000
*****
Warriors Mark Twp
John Spitler
...
John Spitler Jr.
Series: M704 Roll: 462 Page: 318-9
1101100010000 0000100010000
1000010000000 0100010000000
Henry Beck
2221101000000 0111001000000
Henry Funk
0102001000000 2101010000000
Tyrone Twp
G. Burket
0000100000000 0000100000000
*****
Warriors Mark Twp
dwelling 85 family 92
John Spitler
S. Spitler
S. Spitler
Isaac Copley
76
74
44
19
m
f
f
m
farmer
38
28
1
9
8
m
f
m
m
m
farmer
$9800
PA
PA
PA
PA
$4000
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
farmer
Samuel Spitler
Alice Spitler
George Spitler
A. Spanogle
S. Spanogle
Andrew
Samuel
Henry Beck
Elizabeth Beck
John Beck
Simon Beck
Andrew Beck
Gideon Beck
Sarah Beck
Susan Beck
Joshua Beck
Nancy Beck
Isaac Beck
Samuel Beck
Israel Beck
69
57
30
27
25
23
26
21
19
17
15
13
11
m
f
m
m
m
m
f
f
m
f
m
m
m
farmer
$8000
carpenter
farmer
carpenter
carpenter
farmer
farmer
MD
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
David Spitler
A Spitler
A Spitler
P Spitler
N Spitler
G. S. Spitler
28
27
8
7
5
1
m
f
f
f
m
m
miner
1850 Federal Census, Centre Co, PA
Halfmoon Twp
$500
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
to Cedar Co, IA
Mary Spitler
Perry Spitler
William Spitler
Susanna Spitler
Daniel Spitler
39
9
7
4
3/12
f
m
m
f
m
widdow
1850 Federal census, Blair Co, PA
Antis Twp
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
Henry Funk
Mary Funk
Susannah Funk
Eliza Jane Funk
Catharine Funk
David Funk
Milton Funk
Emanuel Funk
Amos Funk
James Funk
Henry Burket
Tyrone Twp
45
42
18
16
15
13
12
8
6
4
2
m
f
f
f
f
m
m
m
m
m
m
farmer
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
George F. Burkett
Catherine Burkett35
John M. Burkett
George W. Burkett
Susannah L. Burkett
Mary A. Burkett
John Hufstott
32
f
8
6
3
1
17
m
m
m
f
f
m
farmer
$5220
PA
farm laborer
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
*****
Huntingdon County, PA. Orphan Court Records
Recorder and Registrars Office, Huntingdon, PA. Vol G:581
1853 NO 42. The Petition of John R. Spitler of the County of Franklin in the State of Tenneessee, by his attorney in
fact Henry B. Reichert, was Read setting forth. That John Spitler late of Warriorsmark Township in the County of Huntingdon, lately died intestate leaving a widow
to wit:
Susan Spitler who resides in Warriorsmark Township and issue as follows.
Elizabeth intermarried with Henry Beck, which Henry is now dead,
Susan Spitler;
and the widow Mary Spitler, of John Spitler decd' and his
children Perry Spitler, William, John L., Susannah and Daniel
all of whom are minors and Wm. B. Addleman has been appointed their guardian
but has not given bond, all of Warriorsmark Township,
Samuel Spitler of Morris Township Clearfield County, Pennsylvania,
Catherine intermarried with George F. Burket of Tyrone Township Blair County,
Mary intermarried with Henry Funk also of Blair County, Pennsylvania,
and the petitioner who is the only son and heir of Daniel Spitler a son of said John Spitler senior deceased, who died
before his father. That the said intestate died seized in his demesne as of fee of and in the following mentioned and described real
estate Situate in the Said township of Warriorsmark viz: a certain plantation and tract of land composed as is
believed of parts of two a Several Surveys occupied by the said deceased as his Mansion farm, adjoining lands of
George K. and John H. Shoenberger on the East, lands of the heirs of Joshua Cox on the North East, lands of Henry
Spanogle and Issac Buck on the South and lands lying upon Bald Eagle Ridge belonging to Christian Van Pool and
William Thompson on the West. Containing in all about two hundred and forty three acres be the same
more or less having thereon erected a good two Story Stone dwelling house a good frame Bank barn and other out
buildings with the appertenances, and prayed the Court to award an Inquest to make partition of the premises afore
said to and among the children and representatives of the said intestate (they not being able to agree upon Seven
men to make said partition) in such manner and in such proportions as by the law of the Commonwealth is dictated
if such partition cannot be made thereof as aforesaid, then to value and appraise the same and make report of their
proceedings according to law.- Whereupon January 20th 1853 it is considered by the Court and Inquest awarded
agreeably to the prayer of the petitioner, and ordered that personal notice be given to all interested or by writing text
at their respective places of abode at least ten days before the day appointed for holding said Inquest and William B.
Addleman appointed guardian pro hoc vice of the minors- By the Court
*****
Warriors Mark Twp
Susan Spitler
Susan Spitler
Isaac Copley
84
54
29
f
f
m
farmer
$400
Warriors Mark Twp
$200
PA
PA
PA
Simon Beck
Elizabeth Beck
Sarah Beck
Nancy Beck
Samuel Beck
Israel Beck
39
60
27
24
22
20
m
f
f
f
m
m
farmer
$4360
$1000
farm laborer
farm laborer
1860 Federal Census, Blair Co, PA
Snyder Twp
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
George Boyer
Mary Boyer
Perry Speitler
John Speitler
Susan Speitler
Daniel Speitler
Daniel Leagow
60
50
20
15
13
10
20
m
f
m
m
f
m
m
farmer
$1500
blacksmith appr.
day laborer
wagoner
Antis Twp
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
Henry Funk
Mary Funk
Emanuel Funk
Amos Funk
James Funk
Henry Funk
Sylvester Funk
56
52
18
15
14
12
8
m
f
m
m
m
m
m
1860 Federal Census, Davidson Co, TN
Edgefield Twp
was farmer
farm laborer
$2000
$965
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
J. R. Spitler
Sarah Spitler
Eliza Spitler
30
24
8
m
f
f
limer
$4500
1860 Federal Census, Clearfield Co, PA
Graham Twp
$400
TN
TN
TN
son of Daniel
Samuel Spitler
Alice Spitler
Andrew Spanogle19
Samuel Spanogle
George Spitler
49
39
m
17
10
m
f
farmer $3000
$700
PA
PA
PA
m
m
PA
PA
1860 Federal Census, Cedar Co, IA
Inland Twp
George F. Burkitt
Catharine Burkitt
John M. Burkitt
George W. Burkitt
Susan Burkitt
Mary A. Burkitt
Alice C. Burkitt
43
45
18
16
13
11
7
m
f
m
m
f
f
f
farmer
$4200
1860 Federal Census, Cedar County, IA
Inland Twp
$725
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
David Spitler
Annie Spitler
Angeline Spitler
Priscilla Spitler
Steward Spitler
Gideon Spitler
John Spitler
Mary A. Spitler
Lucinda Spitler
40
40
17
16
15
11
8
6
3
m
f
f
f
m
m
m
f
f
farmer
$900
*****
Warriorsmark Twp
$600
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
Spitler, Susan
Spitler, Susan
64
93
fw
fw
keeping house
home
$1300
$270
PA
PA
Copely, Isaac
Copely, Catherine
Copely, Winfield S.
Johnston, Asbury
39
30
9
5
mw
fw
mw
mw
laborer
home
PA
PA
PA
PA
1870 Federal Census, Centre Co, PA
Rush Twp
Spittler, William
Spittler, Harriet
Spittler, William
28
19
7/12
mw
fw
mw
railroad laborer
keeping house
$150
Taylor Twp
PA
PA
PA
Spittler, John L
Spittler, Eve
Spittler, Darius
25
23
1
mw
fw
mw
laborer
keeping house
at home
$100
PA
PA
PA
29
24
7
7
mw
fw
fw
fw
railroad laborer
keeping house
at home
at home
$125
PA
PA
PA
PA
...
Spittler, Perry
Spittler, Sarah
Spittler, Amanda
Spittler, Elizabeth
1870 Federal Census, Blair Co, PA
Antis Twp
Funk, Henry
Funk, Mary
Funk, Blair
68
62
18
mw
fw
mw
farmer
1870 Federal Census, Cedar Co, IA
Inland Twp
$1800
$150
PA
PA
PA
dwelling 8 family 8
Burket, George
Burket, Catherine56
Burket, John M.
Burket, George W.
Burket, Mary A.
Burket, Alice C.
dwelling 9 family 9
53
fw
28
26
21
17
mw
farmer
keeping house
mw
farmer
mw
farmer
fw
fw
$11000 $1000
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
Spitler, Samuel
Spitler, Alice F.
60
50
mw
fw
farmer
keeping house
PA
PA
Inland Twp
Series: M593 Roll: 380 Page: 257, 259
Spitler, David
Spitler, Ann
Spitler, John
Spitler, Alice
51
50
18
16
mw
fw
fw
fw
farmer
keeping house
farming
$400000$1875
PA
PA
PA
PA
21
21
1
nw
fw
mw
farmer
keeping house
PA
OH
IA
24
20
1
mw
fw
fw
farmer
keeping house
PA
IN
IA
Spitler, Gideon
Spitler, Mary
Spitler, Charles
...
Spitler, Stewart
Spitler, Sarah
Spitler, Amanda
*****
Warriorsmark Twp
Susannah Spitler
Isaac Copely
Susannah Copely
self
son
gdau
s
s
s
NA Series T9-1134 Page: 2C
fw
mw
fw
74
49
8
PA
PA
PA
*****
from History of Huntingdon and Blair Counties Pennsylvania 1883
Spittler Cemetery, Warriors Mark Twp
John Spittler - died Aug 8, 1851 - age 76y 9m 12d
Susanna - wife of John Spitler - died Dec 20, 1871 - age 95y 2m 19d
Son of J & S Spittler - died Oct 1, 1813 - age 6m
Susannah Spittler - died Feb 1, 1890 - age 83y 7m 26d
Wife of Samuel Spitler - died Mar 4, 1843 - age 25y
John Spitler - son of S. Spitler - died Dec 2, 1842 - age 4m 2d
John S. Spittler - died Aug 21, 1850 - age 16y 9m 15d
Corp. J.K.P. Kelso (Kelsey - spelling on stone is incorrect based on
military records) Co. D - 45th PA Inf.
keeping house
laborer
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
*****
Spittler CemeteryWarrior's Mark Twp
[contemporary reading]
Row 1
Kelso, J. K. P. (James K. Polk) Company D. 45th Pa. Inf. U. S. civil war
Row 2
Spittler, George, s/o J. & S.
d. October 1843
6m
Spitler, John, s/o S. & S. Spitler
d. December 2, 1842
4m 2d
Spitler, Sarah, w/o Samuel
d. March 4, 1843
25yrs.
Row 3
Spittler, John
d. August 24, 1850
46y 9m 15d
Spitler, Susanna, w/o John
d. December 20, 1871
95y 2m 19d
Spittler, John
d. August 8, 1851
76y 9m 12d
Spittler, Susannah
d. February 1, 1890
83y 7m 26d
*****
Beck-Ale Cemetery
Warrior's Mark Twp, Huntingdon Co, PA
Beck, Henry
7/ 14 / 1852
Beck, Elizabeth 10/ 20 / 1884
71y 9m 13d
86y 6m 1d
and many more Beck burials
*****
History of Cedar County, Iowa.
Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1878.
Burket, G. F., Section 2; Post Office Inland; born May 7, 1817, in Blair County, Pennsylvania; moved from there to
Lee County, Illinois, in Spring of 1854, and to this County, where he now lives, in April 1856. Married Catharine
Spitler December 26, 1839; she was born in Huntington County, Pennsylvania, October 16, 1814; have five
children--Jno. M., born September 30, 1842; Geo. W., December 25, 1844; Susannah S., April 20, 1847; Mary A.,
March 23, 1849, and Alice C., January 25, 1853. Susannah S., was married to F. L. Whitney November 26, 1865, at
her father's residence by Rev. J. L. Paine and died at his father's, December 25, 1875. Mary A. was married to
Napolean Foy February 22, 1871, at the residence of her father by the Rev. J. W. Henderson, and died at her father's
December 23, 1872. Alice C. was married to John Downing December 31, 1871, by the Rev. J. W. Henderson at the
residence of her father. John M. was married to Louisa Carey September 30, 1872, by the Rev. J. W. Henderson, at
the residence of J. E. L. Carey. George W. died at the residence of his father December 23, 1872. Mr. G. F. Burkett
and family were all members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
...
Spitler, David, farmer, Section 21; Post Office Inland.
Spitler, John, farmer, Section 21; Post Office Inland.
Spittler, Samuel, farmer, Section 2; Post Office Inland.
[rev. 11 Feb 2006]
SIMON SPITLER
b. 1777
d. after 1850
MD
prob. Chester Twp, Wayne Co, OH; said to be Canton, Stark Co.
md. abt 1800
Huntingdon Co, PA
ELIZABETH PAULUS
b. 1772
d. after 1850
dau of Daniel B. PAULUS and Catherine _______
PA
prob. Chester Twp, Wayne Co, OH
children: (partial)
Daniel
Anna
William
John
Jacob
Susannah
b. 2 May 1801
b. 1803
b. 1800-1810
b. 1800-1810
b: 1808
b. 1812
d. 1861
d. 22 Jan 1850 @ 47
?d. bef. 1843
d. 1837
d. 1 Nov 1882
d. aft. 1880
*****
Woodbury Twp
Catherine Powless
Samuel Spitler
md. Caroline FLUTTER
md. Martin TROXEL
?md. Nancy _____
md. Susannah FUNK
md. Catherine ______
md. John FRIDAY
11200 01101
00100 00100
widow of Daniel Paulus
*****
Spitler, Wm.
8-18-1810
S12
T11
R9
432
110 acres
Jefferson Co.
*****
Simon Spitler
...
211201 10101
William Spitler Jr.
William Spitler Sr
William Trusl
Sam’l Spitler
Jacob Paul
210010
000001
210010
300010
100010
10010
00000
30010
10010
10010
David Paul
410010 01100
*****
Stark Co, OH marriages
John Spiller
extracted at LDS
Susanah Funk
6 Jul 1823
*****
History of Stark County : with an outline sketch of Ohio.
Chicago: Baskin & Battey, 1881.
p. 540
The following is a list of land holder in Jackson Township in 1827:
....Jacob Paulus...Simon Spitler
*****
Marriages from the Mansfield Gazette [Richland Co, OH]
1827 25 Mar.
Daniel Spitler m. Caroline Flutter, by Clement R. Pollock, Esq
*****
Jackson Twp
Simon Spitler
000100010000 0001000010000
1830 Federal Census, Wayne Co, OH
Chester Twp
Martin Troxell
John Spidler
William Spidler
300010000000 100010000000
200010000000 111001000000
000010000000 000000000000
Jacob Spidler
100110000000 000010010000
1830 Federal Census, Richland Co, OH
Mansfield
Daniel Spitler
*****
Susanna Spitter
000010000000 10001000000000
extracted at LDS
John Friday
22 Aug 1833
*****
Chester Twp
Susannah Spitler
John Anderson
David Gill
Isaac Gill
Henry Hammond
Martin Troxel
03200000000000
01000100000000
00001000000000
00001000000000
11100100100000
11300010100000
1010000010000
2000100000000
0000100000000
1000100000000
1110010000000
0101010011000
Mansfield
Daniel Spitler
1100010010000 1010010000000
*****
Nancy Spitler
extracted at LDS
Daniel S. Smith 5 Nov 1843
*****
Chester Twp
Martin Troxal
Jacob Troxal
Margaret Troxal
David Troxal
Samuel Troxal
Joseph Troxal
Simon Spitler
Elizabeth Spitler
50
22
18
17
13
4
73
78
m
m
f
m
m
m
m
f
tinner
$4500
farmer
Chester Twp
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
MD
PA
[wife Anna had d. 22 Jan 1850]
Susanna Spitler
Martin Spitler
John Spitler
Simon Spitler
Magdalena Spitler
Jacob Spitler
Samuel Spitler
Susanna Spitler
57
26
23
21
19
17
16
14
f
m
m
m
f
m
m
f
$5500
farmer
farmer
carpenter
farmer
farmer
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
[widow of John]
John A. Hileman
Amace Hileman
William W. Hileman
John L. Hileman
Isaac A. Hileman
Rachel Finstone
30
26
4
2
2
60
m
f
m
m
m
f
43
42
21
19
17
12
9
7
4
2
m
f
m
m
m
f
f
f
f
f
$1500
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
PA
Jacob Spitler
Catherine Spitler
John Spitler
William Spitler
Daniel Spitler
Elizabeth Spitler
Susanne Spitler
Leah Spitler
Mary A. Spitler
Margaret A. Spitler
farmer
PA
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
farmer
farmer
farmer
1850 Federal Census, Dekalb Co, IN
Concord Twp
Daniel Spitler
Caroline Spitler
Oscar Spitler
Joseph Spitler
Elizabeth Spitler
John Spitler
Caroline Spitler
Mary Spitler
49
45
17
15
13
7
4
1
m
f
m
m
f
m
f
f
farmer
$600
*****
Chester Twp
PA
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Susannah Spitler
Martin Spitler
Simon Spitler
Mary Spitler
Susannah Spitler
60
29
28
25
22
f
m
m
f
f
widow
farmer
carpenter
$8000
$900
$800
$300
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
[widow of John]
Martin Troxal
Margaret Troxal
Jacob Troxal
Samuel Troxal
60
28
34
34
m
f
m
m
farmer
$8800
$1155
PA
OH
OH
OH
Joseph Troxal
Daniel Gross
Michael Hostetter25
14
37
m
m
m
laborer
sawyer
$200
OH
OH
PA
Nancy Smith
Mary Smith
Anna Smith
David Smith
Susan Spitler
Louisa Spitler
51
23
20
17
25
4
f
f
f
m
f
f
widow
serving
serving
laborer
serving
$300
$100
PA
OH
Wooster Twp
Jacob Spitler
Catherine Spitler
Elizabeth Spitler
Susan Spitler
Leah Spitler
Mary W. Spitler
Salina Spitler
52
51
23
20
17
14
3
m
f
f
f
f
f
f
grocery
$450
PA
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
domestic
domestic
domestic
East Union Twp
Jacob Spedler
Elizabeth Spedler
Franklin Fisher
29
25
7
m
f
m
farmer
PA
OH
OH
Wayne Twp
David Spitler
28
m
Mary W. Spitler
24
f
Rebecca Spitler
2
f
Leorna Spitler
1
f
1860 Federal Census, Dekalb Co, IN
Concord Twp
farmhand
$100
OH
OH
OH
OH
Daniel Spitler
Caroline Spitler
Oscar Spitler
John Spitler
Caroline Spitler
Mary Spitler
60
55
27
17
14
11
m
f
m
m
f
f
farmer
$2000
$188
PA
PA
OH
OH
IN
IN
1860 Federal Census, Brown Co, IL
Ripley Twp
John Friday
Mrs. S. Friday
John Friday
Simon Friday
Solomon Friday
Leroy Friday
50
40
20
18
15
13
m
f
m
m
m
m
farmer
$300
$200
*****
Chester Twp
OH
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
Spitler, Simon
Spitler, Susann
Spitler, Jacob
Miller, A.D.
33
77
36
20
mw
fw
mw
fw
farmer
keeping house
works on farm
housekeeper
62
fw
17
8
mw
grocery dealer
keeping house
fw
at home
fw
taken to raise
$11200 $770
OH
PA
OH
OH
[widow of John]
Wooster Twp
Spitler, Jacob
Spitler, Catherine 61
Spitler, Salina
Hefflefinger, Francis
$2000
$275
PA
PA
OH
OH
1870 Federal Census, Brown Co, OH
Ripley Twp
Friday, John
Friday, Susan
Friday, Leroy
59
48
22
mw
fw
mw
farmer
housekeeping
laborer
$1000
$100
OH
PA
OH
*****
Mrs. Susannah Spitler md. John Piper Jr. in Wayne Co, OH 24 Jul 1862
*****
Death records of Wayne Co. Vols 1 & 2 1867-1908.
Jacob Spitler (son of Simon and Elizabeth) died Nov 1, 1882 in Wooster Twp., Wayne Co., OH.
Recorded 10 June 1883. He as 75 yrs old. He was born in Morrison Grove, PA.
*****
from Suzy Bettac
deed in Huntingdon Co., PA. (deed book N1-O1:42)28 May 1811.
The Heirs of Daniel Paulus deed land to John Paulus.
Heirs were Elizabeth Paulus married to Simon SPITTER (sic:Spitler}, Daniel Paulus, Susannah Paulus married to
John SPITTER {sic:Spitler}, Henry Paulus, Caterine Paulus, David Paulus, Hester Paulus and Jacob Paulus. Land
was received by Daniel Paulus by warrant 15 Mar 1773, patent dated 11 April 1796 (Patent Book #5:733)At the
time of this deed all parties were residents of Woodbury Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA.
John Spitler remained in Huntingdon Co., PA.
County History describes the family as Dunkard - which accounts for a lack of church records.
Daniel Paulus (JR) died in 1816 in Addison Twp., Stark Co., OH and Simon Spitler was a witness to the will. Daniel
mentions money in Huntingindon Co., PA in his will.
[rev. 6 Nov 2007]
WILLIAM SPITLER
b. 1783
d. 1876
PA
Ashland Co, OH
md 1) 5 Sep 1808
Jefferson Co, OH
CATHERINE VANTILBURG
b. 1786
d. 1843
bd. Vermillion Cem.
by Michael Myers, J.P.
dau of Henry VANTILBURG and Jane HOLMAN
prob. Berkeley Co, WV
?Ashland Co, OH
bd. Vermillion Cem.
children: [five sons, 3 daus 1830 census]
Jane A.
William P.
Samuel
b. 1807
b. 1808
b. 1811
d. aft. 1870
d. 1895
d. aft. 1870
Henry
John
William
Levi
Mary Ann
b. 1815
b. 1820
b. 1823
b. 1825
b. Nov 1830
d. aft. 1891
d.
d.
d.
d. 1888
md 2) 4 Nov 1845
Richland Co, OH
md. James BARR
md. Catherine MELLINGER
md 1) Jane CUNNINGHAM
2) Margaret _____
md. Elizabeth MUNDY
md. John LANGHAM
SALLY KROUSE
md 3) 31 Mar 1846
Richland Co, OH
HETTY NORTH
b. abt. 1812
d. aft. 1880
prob. Vermillion Twp, Ashland Co, OH
William Spitler was specifically named as a son in a deed in Stark County, Ohio in 1814 [Deed Book C;529]
*****
Spitler, Wm.
8-18-1810
S12
T11
R9
432
110 acres
Jefferson Co.
*****
[not consecutive households]
Simon Spitler
211201 10101
William Spitler Jr.
William Spitler Sr
210010 10010
000001 00000
Sam’l Spitler
300010 10010
*****
OHIO: The cross road of our nation / Records & Pioneer Families
January-March 1963 Volume IV No. I
Published by Esther Weygandt Powell
RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO COURT RECORDS: DEEDS 1814-1826
1824
SPITLER, Wm. Joel HALES
*****
Vermillion Twp
William Spitler
012110100000 20010010000000
*****
The Ohio Liberal9 Jan 1884
Vol. 11, No. 39.
Richland Co., Ohio
Early Marriage Records, 1834
...
September
...
Samuel Spitler Jane Cunningham
*****
Vermillion Twp
William Spitler
0012100100000 0110101000000
Sam’l Spitler
1000100000000 1010100000000
*****
The Ohio Liberal27 Feb 1884 Vol. 11, No. 46
Richland Co., Ohio
...
February
...
Henry Spitter
Elizabeth Monday
*****
The Ohio Liberal2 Apr 1884 Vol. 11, No. 51
Richland Co., Ohio
...
November
...
William Spidler Sally Krouse
*****
The Ohio Liberal2 April 1884 Vol. 12, No. 1
Richland Co., Ohio
...
March
...
William Spitler Hetty North
*****
Early Marriage Bonds of Ohio copied by the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ashland County
Barr, James; Spitter, Jane; 28-Jul-1846
*****
The Ohio Liberal30 April 1884 Vol. 12, No. 3
Richland Co., Ohio
...
October
...
Josiah W. Downs Lydia A. Spitler
*****
It’s not clear what to make of the presence of a second son William in the household.
1850 Federal Census, Ashland Co, OH
Vermillion Twp
William Spitlar
Hetty Spitlar
John Spitlar
William Spitlar
Levi Spitlar
Mary Ann Spitlar 20
68
42
30
27
25
f
m
f
m
m
m
farmer
$2000
OH
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
Vermillion Twp.
Henry Spitler
Eliza Spitler
Lycurgus Spitler
Samantha A. Spitler
John Spitler
35
28
8
2
5/12
m
f
m
f
m
$900
Mohican Twp
PA
PA
OH
OH
OH
Wm Spitler
Catherine Spitler
Levi Spitler
Martin Spitler
Daniel Spitler
Isaiah Spitler
Wesley Spitler
Wm. H. Spitler
41
40
18
17
14
7
5
11/12
m
f
m
m
m
m
m
m
carpenter
$2000
farmer
farmer
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
*****
Ashland County
Spitter, Martin; Edy, Syntha A.; 31-Oct-1854
*****
Wood Co, OH marriages
Levi Spitler
Martha J. Spitler
extracted at LDS
Mary A. Baird
Asa Baird
14 Oct 1852
1 Jan 1857
*****
Vermillion Twp
Wm. Spitler
Hettie Spitler
Catherine Spitler
75
51
20
m
f
f
farmer
$3000
Mohican Twp.
PA
OH
OH
William Spitler
Catharine Spitler
Levi Spitler
Daniel Spitler
50
49
28
23
m
f
m
m
farmer & cabinet maker
day laborer
day laborer
$3200
$500
PA
OH
OH
OH
Josiah Spitler
Wesley Spitler
William Spitler
Joseph Spitler
16
14
11
5
m
m
m
m
day laborer
OH
OH
OH
OH
Jacob Atterholt
Mary J. Atterholt
James Atterholt
Henry Atterholt
John Spitler
43
37
17
14
25
m
f
m
m
m
farmer
$6000
$900
farm laborer
farm laborer
1860 Federal Census, Wood Co, OH
Perry Twp
OH
Ire
OH
OH
OH
Asa Baird
Martha Baird
Charles Baird
Thomas Baird
25
23
3
1
m
f
m
m
farmer
$500
$300
OH
OH
OH
OH
m
f
m
m
f
f
m
m
f
f
f
m
farmer
$3000
$600
PA
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
...
Samuel Spitler
Margaret Spitler
Geo Spitler
James Spitler
Melissa Spitler
Amanda Spitler
Charles Spitler
John Spitler
Catherine Spitler
Mary Spitler
Almira Spitler
Levi Spitler
50
53
15
10
9
6
2
23
20
18
17
11
labor
1860 Federal Census, Allen Co, IN
Cedar Creek Twp
Henry Spitler
Eliza Spitler
Lycurgus Spitler
Samantha Spitler
John Spitler
45
39
16
13
10
m
f
m
f
m
*****
farmer
laborer
$1600
$300
OH
PA
OH
OH
OH
Mortality Schedule
Persons who Died during the year ending 1st June, 1860 in East Half of Ashland, in the County of Ashland, State of
Ohio, enumerated by me, G W Urie, Ass't Marshal
Martin Spitter
;
26; m; mar; OH
; Apr 21 ; Master carpenter ; Dysentary
;9
*****
Ashland County
Spitler, Daniel
Witamire, Harriet10 Apr 1862
*****
J. H. Spilter
Mary A. Spitler
extracted at LDS
Cathrine Anderson
John Langham
1 Jan 1861
29 Mar 1866
*****
Vermillion Twp
to Allen Co, IN
William Spittler
Hattie Spitler
87
62
mw
fw
carpenter
$5000
$325
PA
OH
William Fry
Melissa Fry
William Spiteler
Catherine Spiteler
William H. Spiteler
Joseph Spiteler
26
20
60
59
21
15
mw
fw
mw
fw
mw
mw
carpenter
cabinet making
keeping house
at home
at home
$8000
$300
OH
OH
PA
PA
OH
OH
dwelling 8 family 9
Daniel Spitler
Harriet Spitler
Mary E. Spitler
Grant Spitler
31
30
7
5
mw
fw
fw
mw
farmer
keeping house
at home
24
26
2
mw
fw
fw
farming
keeping house
$2500
$800
OH
OH
OH
OH
$400
OH
OH
OH
family 10
Wesley Spitler
Amanda E. Spitler
Ida B. Spitler
1870 Federal Census, Wood Co, OH
Perry Twp
Spitler, Samuel
Spitler, Margret
Spitler, Charles
Spitler, Flora B.
Spitler, Mary B.
Spitler, Laury
Pifer, Martissa
Taylor, Catherine
family 140
Stryne, Samuel
Stryne, Malissa
Stryne, Balvier
Stryne, Francis
58
49
12
14
6
1
19
42
mw
fw
mw
fw
fw
fw
fw
fw
farmer
$3000
keeping house
attending school
attending school
attending school
26
27
4
2
mw
fw
fw
mw
farmer
keeping house
$300
OH
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
PA
$300
OH
OH
OH
OH
without occ.
no occupation
$1000
Spitler, John H.
Spitler, Catherine 29
Spitler, Curtis
Spitler, Curry A.
35
fw
6
5
mw
carpenter
$325
keeping house
mw
attending school
mw
attending school
1870 Federal Census, Allen Co, OH
Cedar Creek Twp
OH
PA
OH
OH
dwelling 4 family 4
Spitler, Henry
Spitler, Eliza
Spitler, John
Spitler, William
55
49
20
7
mw
fw
mw
mw
farmer
keeping house
works on farm
$400
$451
OH
PA
OH
IN
37
19
1
mw
fw
mw
farmer
keeping house
$1200
$282
OH
IN
IN
...
Spitler, Lycurgus
Spitler, Huldah
Spitler, Wilbert
*****
Margrett Spitter
Margret Spitler
Clementine Spitler
Nancy A. Spitler
William Spitler
Mary E. Spitler
extracted at LDS
James M. McBride
George Lindley
Amos Burgoon
W.R. Boroden
Margaret Boroden
Taylor Hurt
27 Jul 1871
21 Apr 1872
13 Feb 1873
18 Jun 1879
22 Jun 1879
21 Aug 1880
*****
Ashland Co, OH Probate
SPITLER, WILLIAM
OH-3-3-392 1869-1880
*****
1880 Federal Census, Allen Co, OH
Scipio Twp
John Langham
Marianne Langham
Ansel Langham
Charles Langham son
James H. Langham
Amanda Langham
self
wife
son
s
son
dau
m
m
s
mw
s
s
NA Film T9-0264 Page: 237C
mw
fw
mw
10
mw
fw
55
40
13
IN
8
5
PA
OH
OH
farmer
keeps house
PA
IN
IN
----PA
OH
PA
PA
----OH
OH
OH
*****
Haysville - Vermillion Cemetery in Vermillion Township, Ashland Co, OH
Located on east side of SR 60 south edge of village of Hayesville. The old part was given by John Cox, the founder
of the village; several additions have been made. The town was laid out in 1830 and the cemetery was given
about the same time.
SPITLER - Elizabeth d/o Wm. & C. died 1836 age 1y 6m 11d
*****
Church of God, Vermillion Twp, Ashland Co, OH
SW 1/4 sect 25. A church of this name more generally known as Winebrenarian was organized in Vermillion
Township in 1835 with about twenty members.
SPITTER - William died 1876 age 93y
SPITTER - Katharine w/o Wm. died 1843 age 57y
SPITLER - William P. died 1895 age 87y
SPITLER - Catharine w/o William died 1875 age 61y
SPITTER - Katharine E. d/o Wm. & K. ........
SPITTER - Mary Ann d/o W. & K. died 1852 age 23y
SPITLER - David s/o Wm. & C. died 1840 age 2y 6m 11d
SPITLER - Caroline d/o Wm. & C died 1848 age 6m 25d
SPITLER - David 1836 - 1922
SPITLER - Harriet w/o David 1837 - 1918
SPITLER - Levi 1832 - 1908
SPITLER - Mary E. 1868 - 1919
*****
Auburn Courier [Dekalb Co, IN] 6 Mar 1891
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spitler
On Wednesday, Feb. 25, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Spitler, together with a number of other friends met at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Treace for the purpose of
arranging a pleasant surprise on them. They all went
together to their home at 2 p.m. This was their 50th
anniversary. They were each presented a pair of gold rim
glasses from their children and a number of other valuable
presents were received. Refreshments were served at 5
o’clock and about 9 o’clock they retired wishing them many
more happy anniversaries. They were the parents of four
children, L. Spitler, of Auburn; Mrs. Wm. Treace and John
Spitler, of Allen Co., and W. Spitler, of near Auburn.
*****
History of Wood County, Ohio
pp. 1299-1300
ASA BAIRD, a retired farmer of Perry township, was born in Bloom township, September 7, 1835, the son of Ora
A. and Rebecca (Randalls) Baird. ...He remained with his father until his marriage 1851, in. Perry township, to
Martha J., daughter of Samuel Spitler, who was born in Ashland county, Ohio, October 25, 1837. She bore him two
children: Charles I., born April 11, 1857, and now living in Eaton county, Mich.; and John M., M., born March 19,
1859, who died June 18, 1887. The mother died February 8, 1862, and was interred in the cemetery at Perry Center.
...
[rev. 1 Nov 2007]
SAMUEL SPITLER
b. 22 Sep 1785
d. 11 Jul 1855
Huntingdon Co, PA
Union Twp, Miami Co, OH
md. abt. 1812
prob. OH
CATHERINE MISHLER
b. 26 Feb 1792
d. 11 Apr 1864
bd. Warner Cem., Montgomery Co, OH
dau of Jacob MISHLER and Mary _______
PA
Union Twp, Miami Co, OH
bd. Warner Cem., Montgomery Co, OH
children:
Mary
Joseph M.
John M.
Jacob M.
b. 16 Apr 1813
b. 1817
b. 20 May 1819
b. 8 Jan 1820
d. 21 May 1864
d. 11 Apr 1873
d. 10 Apr 1846
d. 2 Aug 1901
Samuel M.
Henry
Daniel M.
David M.
b. 11 Apr 1821
b. 4 Apr 1823
b. Oct 1828
b. abt 1832
d. 13 Sep 1865
d. 15 Apr 1899
d. 1920
d. aft. 1854
md. Joseph GNODLE
md. Maria SHELLENBARGER
md. Elizabeth HAINES
md 1) Ellen EARHART
2) Sarah STUTSMAN
md. Moriah Jane ULLERY
md. Mary HENDRICKS
md. Joanna HALL
md. Amanda WILLIAMSON
*****
William Spitler & Mary Ann Weltner are often said to have been married in Lancaster Co, though at the time of
Samuel’s birth it would have been considered to be Tyrone Twp, Huntingdon Co.
Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio.
Conover, Frank, ed. A. W. Bowen & Co. 1897.
pp. 1061-2
NOAH E. SPITLER, a descendant of one of the oldest pioneer families of Montgomery county.... Samuel Spitler,
the grandfather of Noah E., was born in Lancaster county, Pa., and married Catherine Mishler, by whom he had the
following children: Joseph, John, Jacob, Samuel, Henry, Daniel, David and Mary. Samuel Spitler moved to Ohio
about 1815, settling in Stark county, and living there about ten years. In 1825 he came to Montgomery county,
settling on 765 acres of land, most of which he cleared up from the woods. In 1853 he removed to Miami county,
Ohio, passing the remainder of his life with his son-in-law, Joseph Gnodle. For many years he was a deacon in the
German Baptist church, a man of influence in his neighborhood, and reached the age of seventy-two years, having
been well-known for many miles around as a sturdy, hardworking, thrifty pioneer farmer. ...
*****
Woodbury Twp
Catherine Powless
Samuel Spitler
*****
1810 Federal Census
11200 01101
00100 00100
not located
Catherine Paulus
both b. 1774-1784
*****
Spitler, Wm.
8-18-1810
S12
T11
R9
432
110 acres
Jefferson Co.
*****
The Ohio Repository [Canton, Stark Co, OH] 26 Nov 1819
To whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given, that the Vendue Notes of the estate of Jacob Mishler, deceased, are now due, and unless the
same are discharged on or before the first day of December next, they will, without respect to persons, be placed in
the hands of proper officers for collection. Geo. Knodle, Joseph Mishler, Admr’s. Oct. 27, 1819.
*****
Simon Spitler
...
211201 10101
William Spitler Jr.
William Spitler Sr
William Trusl
Sam’l Spitler
Jacob Paul
David Paul
210010
000001
210010
300010
100010
410010
10010
00000
30010
10010
10010
01100
*****
The Ohio Repository [Canton, Stark Co, OH] 15 Apr 1825
Samuel Spitler and Catherine, his wife, vs, Joseph Mishler, In Partition.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance to an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, to me directed,
in the above case, I will on Saturday the 23d day of April next, at the house of Mary Mishler in Plain township,
proceed to sell at public vendue to the highest bidder, all the real estate of Jacob Mishler, deceased, viz. The
revertionary interest, after the estate of dower of Mary Mishler Expires, in and to sixty-two acres two rod and ten
perches, being part of the south east quarter of section 12, township11, of range 9 and a pert of the south west
quarter of section 7, township 11, of range 8, and a part of the west half of the south east quarter of section 7,
township 11, of range 8, set off as dower to said Mary Mishler, by the committee of partition appointed by the court,
and particularly described by them. Also I will sell the fee simple of the balance of the south east quarter of section
12, township 11, of range 9, being 156 acres and 35 perches and the balance of the southwest quarter of section 7,
township 11, of range 8, being 118 acres 3 rods and 33 perches and the balance of the west half of the south east
quarter of section 7, township 11, of range 8, being 72 acres, 3 rods & 32 perches. A credit will be given for a part of
the purchase money.
Timothy Reed, Sheriff.
March 30, 1825.
*****
Jackson Twp
Samuel Spitler
Adam Smith
William Smith
Catherine Mishler
Jacob Mishler
John Mishler
1230001000000
0000100000000
0011001000000
0000200000000
2000010000000
2100010000000
1001011000000
1001010000000
0100100100000
0000200001000
0300100000000
0000010000000
both b. 1780-1784 cf. 1820
Samuel’s household:
1 male 40-50
3 males 10-15
2 males 5-10
1 male -5
Samuel, b. 1784
1 female 40-50
1 female 30-40
1 female 15-20
1 female -5
*****
Jackson Twp
no Spitlers listed
*****
Montgomery Co.OH Marriages, 1803-1851. Brien, Lindsey M.
Mary Spitler - Joseph Knoddle 19 Mar 1835
Jacob Spitler - Ellen Earhart
20 Dec 1840
*****
Miami Co, OH Marriages extracted at LDS
Spitler, Joseph
Spitler, Henry H.
Spitler, David M.
Spitler, Samuel
Shellabarger, Polly
Hendricks, Mary
Williamson, Amanda
Ulery, Jane
19 Mar 1840
1848
13 Jan 1854
24 Jan 1858
*****
Note that William Spitler’s son Simon, b. 1777, also gave his birthplace as ‘Maryland’
1850 Federal Census, Montgomery Co, OH
Clay Twp
Samuel Spitler
Catherine Spitler
Samuel Spitler
Daniel Spitler
David Spitler
Abraham Spitler
66
59
29
21
17
7
m
f
m
m
m
m
farmer
$1300
carpenter
laborer
laborer
Clay Twp
MD
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
son of John, d. 1846
Jacob M. Spitler
Ellen Spitler
Levi Spitler
Harriet Spitler
Noah Spitler
32
28
8
6
2
m
f
m
f
m
farmer
$1600
OH
VA
OH
OH
OH
m
f
f
m
m
f
f
farmer
$1000
OH
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
...
Joseph M. Spitler
Ellen Spitler
Salome Spitler
Derios Spitler
Eli Spitler
Catherine Spitler
Mary Spitler
34
33
10
8
5
3
1
1850 Federal Census, Miami Co, OH
Union Twp
Henry Spilter
Mary Spilter
Sarah Spilter
27
24
2
m
f
f
farming
$400
OH
OH
OH
Joseph Knodle
42
m
Mary Knodle
37
f
Hannah Knodle
19
f
Samuel Knodle
8
m
*****
1860 Federal Census, Miami Co, OH
Union Twp
farmer
$2080
OH
OH
OH
OH
Joseph Noddle
Mary Noddle
52
48
m
f
carpenter
$2500
$1250
OH
OH
Samuel Noddle
19
m
OH
f
48
19
16
4
17
m
m
f
f
m
farm laborer
farm laborer
domestic
27
26
7
5
3
m
f
f
f
m
day laborer
Catharine Spidler 69
Jacob Spidler
Levi Spidler
Harriet Spidler
Mary Spidler
Abram Spidler
PA
$4000
farm laborer
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Enos Spidler
Margaret Spidler
Jane Spidler
Mary Spidler
James Spidler
$300
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Henry Spidler
Mary Spidler
Sarah Spidler
Samuel Spidler
Catherine Spidler
Oliver Spidler
38
35
12
10
8
3
m
f
f
m
f
m
farmer
1860 Federal Census, Montgomery Co, OH
Clay Twp
$3000
$715
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Samuel Spitler
Jane Spitler
Alice Spitler
Noah Spitler
39
22
1
19
m
f
f
m
farmer
$3000
$300
farm hand
OH
OH
OH
OH
Daniel Spitler
Joanah Spitler
Henrietta Spitler
Mary Spitler
Austin Spitler
31
35
5
3
1
m
f
f
f
m
1860 Federal Census, Douglas Co, KS
Willow Springs Twp
farmer
$1000
$200
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
J.M. Spittle
Mary Spittle
Colona Spittle
Amos Spittle
Eli Spittle
Catherine Spittle
Mary Spittle
David Spittle
45
40
19
17
16
14
12
10
m
f
f
m
m
f
f
f
farmer
*****
Warner Cemetery
Randolph Twp, Montgomery Co, OH
OH
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Sweet Potato Ridge Road, About 3 1/2 miles west from Covington Pike
Collected Sunday, March 17, 1940 by Ohmer Jackson and Earl L. Heck
Samuel Spitler; died July 11, 1855; aged 71 yrs. 7 mos. 19 days
Catherine, wife of Samuel Spitler; died April 11, 1864; aged 72 yrs. 1 mo. 15 days
Samuel M. Spitler; died Sept. 15, 1865; aged 42 yrs. 5 mos. 4 days
John M. Spitler; died April 10, 1846; aged 26 years, 11 mos. 20 days
Abraham son of John and Elizabeth Spitler, died June 19, 1864, aged 21 yrs. 5 mos. 2 days
Ellen, wife of Jacob Spitler; died 1856 (?) aged 77 yrs. (?) (inscription on this stone almost illegible)
Mary Gnodle wife of Joseph Gnodle d. 21 May 1864
Mary Gnodle d/o Joseph & Mary 1847 - 1850
Samuel Gnodle son of Joseph & Mary Gnodle d. 28 Aug 1863
Infant son of Joseph & Mary Gnodle
*****
Colyer Cemetery
Marion Twp. Douglas Co, KS
Spitler, Joseph M. age 58y 4m 3d
Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of the City of Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio.
Conover, Frank, ed. A. W. Bowen & Co. 1897.
pp. 1061-2
NOAH E. SPITLER, a descendant of one of the oldest pioneer families of Montgomery county, and a regular
minister of the old German Baptist church, was born in Clay township, Montgomery county, Ohio, June 22, 1848.
For a fuller account of the Spitler family than here presented the reader is referred to the biography of Dr. E. W.
Spitler, printed elsewhere in this volume. Samuel Spitler, the grandfather of Noah E., was born in Lancaster county,
Pa., and married Catherine Mishler, by whom he had the following children: Joseph, John, Jacob, Samuel, Henry,
Daniel, David and Mary. Samuel Spitler moved to Ohio about 1815, settling in Stark county, and living there about
ten years. In 1825 he came to Montgomery county, settling on 765 acres of land, most of which he cleared up from
the woods. In 1853 he removed to Miami county, Ohio, passing the remainder of his life with his son-in-law, Joseph
Gnodle. For many years he was a deacon in the German Baptist church, a man of influence in his neighborhood, and
reached the age of seventy-two years, having been well-known for many miles around as a sturdy, hardworking,
thrifty pioneer farmer. Jacob M. Spitler, his son, and father of Noah E., was born in Stark county, Ohio, January 8,
1820. He received a common-school education, became a farmer, and in due course of time married Ellen Earhart,
who was born in 1831. She was a daughter of Jacob Earhart. Mr. and Mrs. Spitler settled on land in Clay township,
purchasing eighty acres, which he greatly improved and made into a good farm and home. When he settled on it this
tract was partly cleared, and by the untiring labor of his own hands he cleared away the surplus timber, added
fertilizing material to the soil wherever necessary, and brought his farm to a profitable state of cultivation. He and
his wife reared the following children: Levi, Harriet, Noah, and Mary Allen, Mrs. Spitler died in 1856, Mr. Spitler
remaining on the home farm four years a widower. In 1861, he married Mrs. Mary Sharp, a widow, whose maiden
name was Stutsman. Mr. Spitler then bought land in Miami county, Ohio, where he lived until 1869, when he
removed to Douglas county, Kans., there settling on 120 acres of land, upon which he is still living. His well-earned
reputation for integrity and honorable dealing has followed him from Ohio to the west, where he is prosperous and
successful. Noah E. Spitler received an excellent education in the district school, and afterward attended the high
school at Piqua. For some years he was successfully engaged in teaching school in Montgomery county, and also in
Miami county. On August 9, 1870, he married Miss Anna Binkley, in Montgomery county, she having been born in
Lancaster county, Pa., June 25, 1847. She is a daughter of Jacob M. and Mattie K. (Weller) Binkley. For a fuller
mention of Mrs. Spitler, the reader is referred to the history of the Binkley family, elsewhere published in this
volume. Mr. Spitler removed, in 1877, to Miami county, remaining there until 1893, where, with the exception of a
few years, he was engaged in teaching school. He has been one of the most successful of teachers, having taught
thirteen years in three districts, twenty-seven months constantly in one district. In 1876 he taught a graded school in
district No. 12, Miami county. His ability as a teacher is fully recognized and his labors in this capacity have always
been highly appreciated by the people of Montgomery and Miami counties. Many people of prominence, both men
and women, have been pupils of Mr. Spitler, and have their names on his roll of honor. In 1893 Mr. Spitler removed
to his present farm of thirty-eight acres. He and his wife are the parents of the following children: Harriet E. and
Jacob F. Mr. Spitler became a member of the German Baptist church in 1875, and in 1882 began preaching the
gospel to his people, and has since continued to preach. He has always led a life of great usefulness, his object being
to live for the benefit of others. In the fields of education and religion his work has been that of one who loved his
fellow-men.
[rev. 6 Nov 2007]
SUSANNAH SPITLER
dau of William SPITLER and Mary Ann ?WELTNER
b. 10 Feb 1792
d. btw 1870-1880
Huntingdon Co, PA
Lebanon Twp, Meigs Co, OH
md. 23 Oct 1810
Jefferson Co, OH
THOMAS JACKSON SPILLER
b. 28 Dec 1784
d. 2 Apr 1868
by James Alexander, J.P.
son of John SPILLER and Rachel JACKSON
Washington Co, PA
Lebanon Twp, Meigs Co, OH
children:
Mary Ann
Rachel
Rosanna
Margaret
Nancy
Lydia
b. 1814
b. 1816
b. 1817
b. 1820
b. 1822
b. 22 Feb 1825
d. aft. 1830
d. 19 Jul 1880
d. aft. 1830
d. bef. 1855
d. aft. 1880
d. 8 Jul 1882
Susan Matilda
Elizabeth
infant
Thomas Jackson Loch
Judith Victoria
b. 20 Jun 1827
b. 1830
b. 1832
b. 10 Jan 1834
b. 1838
d. 13 Apr 1900
d. bef. 1840
d. bef. 1840
d. 11 Nov 1921
d. aft. 1860
*****
1820 Federal Census, Jefferson Co, OH
Knox Twp
Thomas Spiller
md. Martha Ann McDANIEL
001010 30010
0000001000000 2221001000000
*****
Jefferson Co, OH marriages
Margaret Spillers
md. Edward A. MITCHELL
md. John Milton NYE
md 1)_____ WILLIAMSON
2) Daniel GILLILAN
md. Edward Mills NYE
*****
1830 Federal Census, Jefferson Co, OH
Knox Twp
Thos. J. Spillers
md. John DEVINEY
extracted at LDS
Edward Mitchell
*****
1840 Federal Census, Meigs Co, OH
17 Jan 1839
Chester Twp
Thomas J. Spiller
*****
Nancy Spiller
Rachel Spiller
0100000100000 1002101000000
John Milton Nye
John Deviney
31 Dec 1840
8 Oct 1841
Meigs Co, OH
Meigs Co, OH
*****
Salisbury Twp
Thomas J. Spiller
69
Susannah Spiller
58
Thomas J.L. Spiller
16
Judith V. Spiller
14
family 1308
Lydia Williamson
24
James T. Williamson
3
m
f
m
f
farmer
PA
OH
OH
OH
f
m
OH
OH
Edw Mitchell
Margaret Mitchell
Nancy Mitchell
Mary M. Mitchell 8
Edward M. Mitchell
Milo Mitchell
Virginia Mitchell
34
30
10
f
5
3
5/12
m
f
f
carpenter
PA
OH
OH
OH
m
m
f
OH
OH
OH
John Devinny
Rachael Devinny
Thomas L. Devinny
Charles B. Devinny
John W. Devinny
34
34
7
3
1
m
f
m
m
m
*****
Lydia Spiller
Susan Matilda Spiller
Daniel Gilliland
Edward Ellis Nye
*****
Salisbury Twp
carpenter
4 May 1851
24 Mar 1853
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
Meigs Co, OH
Pomeroy, Meigs Co, OH
Thomas J. Spiller
Susanna Spiller
Thomas J. Spiller
Judith Spiller
75
68
25
22
m
f
m
f
$5000
$500
PA
PA
OH
OH
J.M. Nye
Nancy Nye
Elizabeth Nye
Isabella Nye
Florance Nye
Naomi Nye
Ida Nye
43
37
17
15
8
5
1
m
f
f
f
f
f
f
carpenter
$50
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
N. M. Nye
Matilda Nye
Annitta Nye
Edward M. Nye
33
33
4
2
m
f
f
m
engineer
$2000
Bedford Twp
$400
OH
OH
OH
OH
J. Devinny
Rachal Devinny
Thomas Devinny
Charles Devinny
John W. Devinny
Matilda Devinny
William Devinny
Washington Devinny
Rachal Devinny
48
44
17
14
11
9
7
4
1/12
m
f
m
m
m
f
m
m
f
farmer
Sutton Twp
$1000
$150
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Daniel Gilleland
Lydia Gilleland
Wm Gilleland
Edward Gilleland 6
John Gilleland
Henry Gilleland
James Gilleland
*****
33
35
8
m
5
3
1
m
f
m
carpenter
$50
OH
OH
OH
OH
m
m
m
OH
OH
OH
Thomas J.L. Spiller
Martha Ann McDaniel
16 Sep 1860
*****
Sutton Twp
Meigs Co, OH
Spillers, Thomas
Spillers, Martha
Spillers, Emma
Spillers, Florence
Spillers, Edson
Spillers, Mary
Spillers, Susanna
36
25
7
5
4
1
78
mw
fw
fw
fw
mw
fw
fw
carpenter
keeping house
at home
at home
at home
at home
no occupation
$3500
Chester Twp
$300
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
PA
Diviney, John
Diviney, Rachel
Diviney, Charles
Diviney, John W.
Diviney, Matilda
Diviney, William
Diviney, Warington
Diviney, Rachel E.
56
53
24
21
19
16
13
11
mw
fw
mw
mw
fw
mw
mw
fw
carpenter
keeping house
works machine shop
carpenter
at home
at home
at home
at home
Salisbury Twp
$150
PA
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Nye, John M.
Nye, Nancy
Nye, Elva F.
Nye, Emma F.
Nye, N. May
Nye, Ada M.
52
46
23
17
14
11
mw
fw
fw
fw
fw
fw
carpenter
$1500
milliner
jr milliner
attending school
attending school
attending school
Lebanon Twp
$1000
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Gilllilan, Daniel
Gillilan, Lydia
Gillilan, William D.
Gillilan, Edward Y.
Gillilan, Thomas J. L.
Gillilan, Henry S.13
Gillilan, James D.
Gillilan, Mary A.L.V.
43
45
19
16
14
mw
11
7
mw
jour carpenter
$1200
fw
housekeeping
mw
farm laborer
mw
farm laborer
mw
farm laborer
attending school
mw
attending school
fw
at home
$250
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Gillilan, John W.
Gillilan, George V.
4
21
mw
mw
at home
1st Ward, Pomeroy
OH
OH
dwelling 5 family 6
Nye, Edward
Nye, Matilda
Nye, Henrietta
Nye, Edward
Nye, George
43
42
14
12
3
mw
fw
fw
mw
mw
engineer
$4000
keeping house
attending school
attending school
at home
$2500
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
*****
OHIO The cross road of our nation Records & Pioneer Families July-September 1964 Vol. V III
Published by Esther Weygandt Powell - NO COPYRIGHT
MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO PIONEER FAMILIES
GILLILAN, Daniel - Born here May 29, 1827, son of Reuben and Lucy (Frost)
Gillilan. Daniel Gillilan, father of Reuben came from N.Y. to Washington
Co., Ohio in 1817 and to this county in 1824. Reuben had 2 sons in Civil
war. Daniel Jr. married here May 4, 1851 Lydia Spiller born Jefferson Co.,
Ohio February 22, 1825, daughter of Thomas Jackson and Susanna (Spitler)
Spiller, who came here in 1839. Daniel and Lydia had: W.D., E.M., T.J.L.,
H.S., J.D., M.A.L.V., and G.V. (sic). Lydia died July 8, 1882. They lived
Racine, Meigs Co., Ohio.
GRANT, Samuel J. - Born here April 10, 1838 son of John and Mary (Grear
Roup) Grant, who came here in 1817. Samuel J. married her June 17, 1860
Susan Elizabeth Nye born January 15, 1843, daughter of John M. and Nancy
(Spiller) Nye. Samuel and Elizabeth had: Charles, Lizzie, Alex, Elva,
Samuel Jr., Milton, Carleton, Mary, Bessie and Ruth. They lived Middleport,
Ohio.

WILLIAM SPITLER

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