B1. Cornelius Ohaver b.ca.1750? d.ca.1800? bur.Richard Hill Cemetery, Lobelia, Pocahonatas Co.,WV [MO1] m. Anna Maria Bumgardner? b.? d.?

||      -1778 took "Oath of Fidelity and Support to the State of Maryland" in Frederick Co., MD., listed as Conrad Ohaver (difficult to read)

||      -On 1782, 1784, and 1787 tax lists of Hampshire Co.,(W.) VA. but not the 1791 list.

||      -Witness to land survey of 358a. purchased by Christopher Ohaver in 1789.

||      -Land survey in 1795 in Bath Co., VA. of 108a. lying on the NW side of Griff Evans land.

||      -Had children Isaac [1789] and Maria (Mary)[1791] baptized at the Lutheran Church of Intermont,(W.) VA.

||      -5-May-1806 I think that the widow, Mary Ohaver, bought 165a. part of an exchange warrant #1380 issued to Isaac VanMeter 17-Dec-1802 

||        She sold this land to Jonathan Deas/Peas (sp.?) 10-Apr-1811 as a deed was issued on that date witnessed by ___ Robinson.

 [MO1] Stone with Cornelius Ohaver name, no dates but comment that he was first person buried here. Richard Hill was an early settler in this area and a Revolutionary War Veteren. See ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/wv/pocahontas/cemetery/cem-richardhill.txt for details.
NOTE: I have assumed that this Cornelius is the oldest son of Christopher Ohaver because he is found near him in 1778 "Oaths of fidelity" but owns no land. He also doesn't own land in Hampshire Co.,VA where Christopher does own land. His first record of land ownership is in Bath Co., VA. I suspect that if Cornelius were a younger borther he would have some earlier land holdings. It is possible that Cornelius was Christopher's son by his first wife and subsequent children were by a second wife although no documentation of that has been found.