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Note for: John Arnold, - Index

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CENSUS: 1820 Fayette County, Ohio p.21. 1840 York,Van Wert,Ohio, p.71. 1850 York Twp.,Van Wert, Ohio p. 393.
BIRTH- DEATH-Spouse: Van Wert County, Ohio Cemeteries, vol.4, p. 143. John Arnold d. 3 Mar 1869, 72y, 14d. Rachel (Gilbert) Arnold, d. 1 Aug 1849, 50y, 10m., 17d. Son Ellis buried next to them at Venedocia Cemetery.

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Note for: Mary Ann Rodeback, 30 Jun 1839 - 25 Sep 1936 Index

Burial:
     Date:   28 Sep 1936
     Place:   Hoytsville,Summit,Utah

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Note for: Sarah Jane Rodeback, 18 Aug 1842 - 4 Feb 1924 Index

Burial:
Place: Milo,Bonneville,Idaho

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Note for: Frances Isabella Rodeback, 11 Oct 1848 - 30 Jun 1937 Index

Burial:
     Date:   1 Jul 1937
     Place:   Colonia Duvlin,Chiahuahua,Mexico

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Note for: Charles Levant Rodeback, 29 Nov 1851 - 12 May 1919 Index

Burial:
     Date:   19 May 1919
     Place:   Provo,Utah,Utah

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     BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah; RODEBACK, CHARLES L. (son of Charles Rodeback and Jane Morgan). Born Nov. 29, 1850, Kanesville, Iowa. Came to Utah with parents. Married Mary Ann Clayton Oct. 16, 1872 (daughter of Al- bert Clayton and Fannie Higginbotham of Sheffield, Eng.), who was born Jan. 30, 1855. Their children: Charles A. b. Aug. 8, 1873, m. Tabitha Layton; Mary L. b. Nov. 12, 1874, m. John R. Smith; Elizabeth b. Oct. 9, 1876, m. H. B. Barrett; David b. Jan. 26, 1879, m. Elizabeth Lee; Clara b. April 14, 1881, m. William Merritt; Nora b. Aug. 13, 1883, m. Edward Hunter; James b. Feb. 16, 1886, m. Pearl Cobley; Edmond b. March 17, 1888, m. Vilate Smith; John William b. Oct. 13, 1890; Beatrice b. Oct. 21, 1892, m. Albert Smith; George b. Dec. 11, 1894; Fern b. Dec. 6, 1896; Noah b. March 31, 1900. Family home Pleasant Grove, Utah. High priest. Veteran Black Hawk war. Built irrigation ditches. Farmer; stockraiser.

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Note for: Burl Burnett Million, 30 Sep 1902 - 22 Mar 1903 Index

Burial:
Place: Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Madison, Kentucky

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Note for: John Brown, - Index

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PATERNITY: Lunenburg County, Virginia Will Book 1, 1746-1762, p. 22, FHL #975.5643 P2e. Will of John Brown; to son John, all land in Brunswick County (ca 240 ac, Jacks branch, adj. Col Harrison);

LAND & PROPERTY: Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 6, 1755-1764, 147-(255) abstracted in FHL #975.5575 R2bs, Vol. 3, p.19. John Brown planter & his wife Anne (A) of Lunenburg Co to Vines Collier Planter of Brunswick Co. 24 Jan 1758. š60 VA. 240 acres in Brunswick (formerly Surry) Co which had been a patent to sd John Brown 27 Sep 1729 on the south side of Nottoway River, joining Maj Benjamin Harrison, Isaac Collier, John Davis. Wit: W. Chapman, James Hicks Jr, John Pettway. Proved 22 Jan 1758.

LAND AND PROPERTY RECORDS: Lunenburg County, Virginia Deed Book 11, 1764 -1771, Vol. 6, p.43, FHL #975.5643 R2e. Page 55. Aug 12, 1767 from John Brown of L, to Frederick Brown of L, for 5 shillings, a certain tract of land in L, 215 acres on both sides of Wolf Trap Cr, bounded by Roberson, Fineyes branch, a new line, the old line. Signed - John Brown. Wit - none. Recorded Aug 13, 1767

Halifax County, Virginia Deed Book 15, 1790-1793, Vol 6, p 5, FHL #975.5661 R2h. Page 22. I, John Brown of H, for divers good causes, confirm to Lockey Brown, 1 Negro woman named Lydda, 1 Negro boy named Isaac, 1 Negro girl named Dicey. Signed Jun 8, 1790 - John Brown. Wit - Wm B. Cheatham, Langston Brown. Recorded Dec 27, 1790.

Ibid., Book 15, 1790-1793, Vol. 6, p.6. Page 23. John Brown of H, for divers good causes, confirm to Frederick Brown, 1 Negro woman named Till, 1 Negro boy named Anderson, 1 Negro girl name Aggey. Signed Jun 8, 1790 - John Brown. Wit - Wm B. Cheatham, Langston Brown. Recorded Dec 27, 1790.

Ibid., Halifax County Deeds 1793-1796, Vol. 7, p.7. Page 42. Deed of Gift. I, John Brown of H, for divers good considerations, give to George Farley, 1 Negro woman named Phebe, 1 Negro girl named Milley. Signed Nov 9, 1793 - John Brown. Wit - Frederick Brown, Lockery Brown, Langston Brown. Recorded Dec 23, 1793.

Page 43. I, John Brown of H, for divers good causes, give to Rebekah Scott, 1 Negro boy named Elijah, 1 Negro girl named Esther, 1 Negro boy named Jeremiah. I have put sd Rebekah Scott in full possession herof. Signed Nov 9, 1793 - John Brown. Wit - Frederick Brown, Lockey Brown, Langston Brown. Recorded Dec 23, 1793.

TAXATION: The tithable lists of Lunenburg County provide the names of the male residents who are sixteen years of age and older, overseers or bound servants, and the names of the slaves. The name of the head of household was generally listed first with other tithables listed below, but that does not always seem to be the case. In many instances, the same names are listed in a different order each year. If a person returned his list of tithes of a certain number made up of his own name, the names of other persons of his name, and certain slaves, there is a reasonable presumption that the tithables bearing his name may be his children, who were that year between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one years of age. Landon C. Bell abstracted the tithable records of Lunenburg County in his book, Sunlight on the Southside, he listed only the names of the white tithables, leaving out the names of the non-whites but counting them in the total number of tithables for each household. Unfortunately, this important book does not embrace the lists available for the period, 1753-1763. Sunlight on the Southside, Lists of Tithes, Lunenburg County, Virginia, 1748-1783, FHL #975.5643 R4b.

1764: List taken by Henry Blagrave, Gent. John Brown's list with Frederick Brown, his son and Lockey Brown, his son - 5 Tithes and 430 acres of land.
1769: List taken by Joseph Williams. John Brown's list with Lockey Brown - 5 Tithes and 215 acres of land.
1772: List taken for Cumberland Parish in Lunenburg County 10 Jun 1772 by Henry Blagrave, Gent.
John Brown, Senr. with Lockey Brown - 4 Tithes. Living two families away - John Brown, Junr.
1773: List taken for Cumberland Parish in Lunenburg County 10 Jun 1773 by Henry Blagrave. John Brown, Senr. with Lockey Brown - 5 Tithes. Frederick Brown with one Tithe, next residence.
1774: John Brown with Lockey Brown and 5 Tithes.
1775: John Brown, Sen. with Lockey Brown - 5 Tithes.
1776: John Brown with Lockey Brown - 5 tithes.