Ohio Cheadle and White Families-  Related Families and Friends

From Windsor Co, VT to Washington Co, OH about 1800

Seven Families of Asa and Martha Paddock Cheadle and Thomas W. and [Naomi Wright] White with 18 children. Six other families of Friends who came to Ohio about 1800. The 65 children of these frontier families of the first generation in Ohio.

Highlights

History of the George Chedel family of Ashford, CT from 1720; and the White family back to Elder John White in the Seventeenth Century.

           Wartime combat service in 1745, 1755, 1756, 1757, 1758

          The Revolutionary War service of T.W. White, Asa Chedel and          others with the service of Asa Cheadle Jr in detail.

The Ohio arrival about 1800 of all these parents and children. Public vital records of marriage, land purchase, Federal census, voting.  Incidents in trading, doctoring, lawyering, religion, business and other events up the Muskingum to about1865.

The 14 Cheadle and White estates of Washington and Morgan Counties, Ohio  to 1930- all there are.

Old and New material on Rial Cheadle- Great Conductor on the Underground Railroad- heroism and sacrifice against slavery.

 Civil War service of about 50 men of the Cheadle,  White and related families.  Seven men who died during their wartime service.

 Branching off: The 1836 move of Joseph and Sarah Hand Cheadle, Augustus and Nancy Baker Cheadle, Elisha and Sarah Hand Cheadle[1], Asa and Sarah Dennis Cheadle and their families to Vermillion Co, Indiana and Illinois. The 1863 estate record of Joseph Cheadle.  The 1838 move of Augustus and Nancy Baker Cheadle with their children to Pike Co, IL; The 1863 move of George L and Sarah Ramage Cheadle with two little children across the plains on foot and by ox team to California.

Includes: 1832, 1855 Pension applications, copies of some original documents 1803-1855 not found elsewhere.  Three pages of contemporary colored pictures of the grave stones and cemeteries.

Appendices

Genealogies of the Newton, Hand, Paddock and White families back to England in the early 17^th century. The Benjamin and Sarah Newton Baker family record. Speculation on the Mayflower Connection.

---000000000---

          The book is 147 pages with 158 footnotes of sources, and  explanation.  Names are mostly in bold type for easy location.

Printed on #60 acid free paper with a laminated cover.

Will be mailed media rate for  $16 including mailing

              .    

Pre-Statehood Vermont and Ohio families

A unique window on life up the Muskingum River 1800-1865.

Many referenced sources of further information

Send Check to:

George C. Williston

218 W. Green

Hastings, MI 49058

269-948-5747

Gwilli824@mei.net (most convenient)