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The connecting link of the Coat of Arms for Ashman in England during the Visitation of Wiltshire in 1565 and the looking-glass with the Ashman Arms coming to Maryland is strong evidence that there is a heredity link for the Ashman family.

Obviously there are other families that will contribute to the Ashman story, most obvious is the family who's arms appear joined with the Ashman arms on the looking-glass.

The timeline from the Visitation of Wiltshire in 1565 to the birth of George Ashman in England would appear to be not more the seventy-five to eighty-five years. I would really like to be able to find the Ashman family information for this period.

James Scott is listed as the father of Jane Scott. In History of CLINTON COUNTY, INDIANA, Inter-State Publishing Co. 1886 the following information is recorded: Miss Jane Scott, daughter of James Scott, also a native of Pennsylvania. I would very much like to have any additional information of the parents and siblings of Jane Scott

George Palmer, son of Elizabeth Ashman and John Palmer. George Palmer is listed in the Last Will and Testament of his grandfather George Ashman in 1811. After the death of his father his mother Elizabeth married William Harvey. In History of HUNTING AND BLAIR COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA, by J. Simpson Africa, published in 1883 it is recorded that George A. Palmer was a constable for Shirley Township in 1823. There has been much speculation as to what happened to George Palmer after this date. Any additional information would help solve this mystery would be appreciated.

Much of the information concerning the family of David Warren has been preserved in the family bible belong to John Parker Warren, son of David Warren, and Elizabeth Kerr Beith, wife of John Parker Warren. Some of the mystery connected with information in the family bible is the inconsistencies with recorded place names. Information recorded reflects location names at about the time then bible was applicable at the time the information was recorded in the bible rather than the correct location name at the time of the event.

WARREN FAMILY TIMELINE The family bible, started with the marriage of John Parker Warren, and Elizabeth Kerr Beith on in Humboldt County California has information recorded for David Warren, Sarah Kay and John Parker Warren.

1798 David Warren born August 8^th in Ross County, Ohio. Place of birth as entered in family bible is Picaway (sic) Co., Ohio. Records for Ohio indicate that Pickaway County was not organized until 1810 with the parent counties of Ross, Fairfield and Franklin.

1802 Sarah Kay, wife of David Warren, born December 23, born in Lancaster Co., Ohio. Information recorded in Warren family bible.

1829 David Warren and Sarah Kay married July 7^thMarion County, Ohio. Marriage record located in marriage Records of Marion County Ohio

1830 David Warren enumerated in Marion Township, Marion County, Ohio on November 23. Enumerated with David Warren was one male under 5 years of age, one female 0f ten and under fifteen and one female of twenty and under thirty.

1833 John Parker Warren born April 1^st in Marion County, Ohio. Information recorded in Warren family bible

1838 Sarah Kay, wife of David Warren dies in Ottawa County, Ohio. Information recorded in Warren family bible

1840 David Warren appears in poll book for election held in Harris township October 1840. The opening text for this article reads "October Election in Harris Township in 1840. Among other old time relics left with us by Mr. George Uncapher, is the Poll book of the October Election of 1840 Information is a newspaper article pasted on a page in the Warren family bible.

1845 Biographical account records "At the age of twelve John started out in the world to do for himself. His first venture was to Ottawa County, thence to Hillsdale County, where in helped his uncle clear up a farm out of the woods. Information appears in The Blue Lake Advocate, February 7, 1957 by Mrs. Eugene F. Fountain with information provided by Bruce Warren

1852 April 4, 1852 John Parker Warren starts for California in company of Daniel Snyder. Information appears in The Blue Lake Advocate, February 7, 1957 by Mrs. Eugene F. Fountain with information provided by Walter Bruce Warren

1853 - 1865 John Parker Warren is active in California where he arrived at Ft. Redding, September 1, 1852. He was a miner, had stores, was in the cattle business and was a Lieutenant in the California volunteers after enlisting in the Humboldt Home Guard. . Information appears in The Blue Lake Advocate, February 7, 1957 by Mrs. Eugene F. Fountain with information provided by Walter Bruce Warren

1865 John Parker Warren marries Elizabeth Kerr Beith, daughter of James Beith, October 8^th 1865. John and Elizabeth were the parents of ten children. . Information appears in The Blue Lake Advocate, February 7, 1957 by Mrs. Eugene F. Fountain with information provided by Walter Bruce Warren

1897 John Parker Warren dies at Warren Creek, Humboldt County, California on December 9^th. . Information appears in The Blue Lake Advocate, February 7, 1957 by Mrs. Eugene F. Fountain with information provided by Walter Bruce Warren

Warren Information that is needed

1. Who are the children enumerated with David Warren in the 1830 Census? There is no mention of any additional issue for David Warren and Sarah Kay in the Warren family bible.
2. Who had knowledge concerning the relationship of David Warren and John Parker Warren to inform John Parker Warren of the place and date of his father in Sandusky, Ohio.
3. When and where was the newspaper article concerning the October election published?