7. McCOLLOCH, Elizabeth - b. October 30,
1748, Marlton, Gloucester Co., New Jersey, d. January 17, 1814,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, bur. Walnut Grove Cemetery,
Martins Ferry, Ohio, m. Abt. 1768, Hampshire Co., Virginia, to ‘COL’
Ebenezer Zane, b. October 7, 1747, Moorefield, Hardy Co., West
Virginia, d. November 19, 1811, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia,
bur. Walnut Grove Cemetery, Martins Ferry, Ohio, son of William
Andrew Zane and Nancy Anna Nolan.
Notes: Elizabeth McColloch Zane Listed in D.A.R. Patriot
Index, Patriotic Service, VA.
The historic Zane's Trace, built by Ebenezer Zane and opened in
1797, extended from Wheeling, WV through present day Zanesville
OH (named in his honor) to Maysville KY, which was then the
northern end of the road to New Orleans. By 1810, one fourth of
the population of the state was said to live in the counties
along this road.
'COL' Ebenezer Zane With his brothers, in 1769, laid claim to
the area that is now Wheeling. When the Revolutionary War
started, Colonel Ebenezer Zane, as founder of Wheeling, changed
the name of the fort in that town to Fort Henry in honor of
Governor Patrick Henry of Virginia. As Colonel of the Virginia
Militia he participated in the defense of Fort Henry at the
"first siege", September 1, 1777, against a large
force of Indians and others which was the first serious attempt
of the British and their savage allies against the western
border settlements after the outbreak of the Revolution.
He was in command at Fort Henry, September 11, 1782, when a
company of British regulars, under Captain Pratt, and a large
body of Indians, laid siege to the fort. He was also a
Delegate to the 1788 Virginia Assembly which adopted the
Constitution of the United States. Listed in D.A.R. Patriot
Index - Patriotic Service, Colonel, VA.
Children of Elizabeth McColloch and ‘COL’ Ebenezer Zane:
8. ZANE, Gretchen
- b. May 10, 1768, d. December 3, 1805 , m. bet. 1794 -
1795, John Robinson b. October 9, 1774, d. January 7,
1853.
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8. ZANE,
Catherine - b. June 27, 1769 in Redstone (Old fort),
Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, d. 1816 in Pease Twp., Belmont
Co., Ohio, m. 1789 in Ohio Co., West Virginia, 'CAPT'
Absalom Martin, b. 1758. Basking Ridge, Somerset City, New
Jersey, (or Sussex, New Jersey), d. 1801, in Jefferson
(Martin's Ferry), Belmont Co., Ohio. son of Ephirim Martin
and Martha Squire.
Notes: Absalom. a surveyor of the 7 ranges of Ohio
purchased a tract in 1787, later becoming Martin's
Ferry. In 1835, his son, Ebenezer, platted and laid out
the town.
Children of Catherine Zane and Absalom Martin:
9. MARTIN, Ebenezer - b. November
9, 1791, New Brunswick, New Jersey, d. January 15, 1875,
Martin's Ferry, Belmont Co., Ohio, m. May 30,
1811, Belmont Co., Ohio, Hannah McLaughlin, b. August 26, 1794,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d. September 2, 1834,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia: m. Minerva Zane
Notes: Attended school in New Jersey then returned to Wheeling.
Laid out the town of Martin's Ferry 1835. Ferry owner &
operator, Martin's Ferry.
Children of Ebenezer Martin and Hannah
McLaughlin:
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9. MARTIN, Martha "Patty"
Stites - b. Abt. 1793, Piscataway, Middlesex Co.,
New Jersey, d. 1810, died from smallpox
inoculation age 17 Piscataway, Middlesex, New
Jersey, m. Charles Williamson.
Notes: Martha died at seventeen years of age from an inoculation to prevent smallpox. In that day,
vaccination was comparatively a new discovery. To inoculate, the virus from a
smallpox patient was used after preparing the subject by proper diet and care.
In the case of Martha, she took smallpox in violent form and could not recover.
She was buried July 4, 1810.
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8. ZANE,
Mary Ann - b. May 27, 1771, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. _____ ., m. November 10, 1803, Jacob Burkitt,
b. 1767.
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8. ZANE,
Sarah M. - b. February 23, 1773, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. March 8, 1854, Zanesville, Ohio, m.
January 11, 1790, John McIntire, b. October 1759,
Alexandria, Virginia, d. 1815, bur. Zanesville, Muskingum
Co., Ohio (in Schoolyard): m. August 15, 1816, REV David
Young, a Methodist Minister.
Notes: John McIntire was a Tavern Keeper. In Autumn
1799, McIntire came to Zanesville. He built a double log
cabin with a passageway between the parts. This became
the first hostelry in Zanesville and McIntire's Tavern
was known from Tidewater to the Lakes. Mrs. McIntire
soon joined her husband.
Sarah Zane McIntire had no children of her own, but
adopted no less than 12 into her family, including her
husband's illegitimate daughter, Amelia.
Zanesville was formally laid out by Jonathan Zane and
John McIntire 28 Apr. 1802.
Louis Philippe, exiled from France, who later became
King of France, stayed at McIntires in 1802 and was much
impressed by them.
After the death (1815) of Mr. McIntire, Sarah married,
in 1816, Rev. David Young, a Methodist Minster. She
died in 1854, 39 years after her first husband.
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8. ZANE, Noah - b. October 1, 1774,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
October 1, 1774, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia. Died
at birth.
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8. ZANE, Rebecca - b. October 19, 1776,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d. January 15, 1886,
Belmont Co., Pease Twp., Ohio.
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8. ZANE,
Noah Ebenezer II - b. October 23, 1778, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, d. June 2, 1833, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, m. January 6, 1806, Lady Mary
Troy Lovely Chapline, b. March, 1787, d. May 15, 1858,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia.
Notes for Noah Zane:
Lawyer. Helped lay out Lancaster, Ohio with brother,
John in 1799 and sold lots. Post Office in
Lancaster established 1799.
Will made 28 Oct. 1831; proved July 1833, Ohio Co., VA.
Died of cholera, buried Greenwood Cemetery, 4 miles east
of Wheeling on National Road.
Notes for Mary L. Chapline:
Marriage and Death Notices of Wheeling, Western VA, and
the Tri-State Area 1858- 1865 by Carol Scott:
Zane, May L., 15 May 1858, 72nd year, after a long and
painful illness, wife of Noah Zane, Esq., funeral from
her residence on corner of Main and Union Streets - WI
17 1858- - - - The only daughter of 'COL' Moses
Chapline, one of the earliest citizens of Wheeling who
served in the Revolutionary War and received public
thanks from General Washington for his bravery in one of
the severest affairs of the contest. Col. Chapline held
for many years the office of clerk of all the courts
held in this county. Mrs. Zane was born in this county
in March 1787 and at an early age was sent to Baltimore
for education and opportunities. About 18 years of age,
she became wife of Noah Zane Esq. who as a principal
proprietor of the present city occupies an important
position in history. Besides being a member of the
legislature, Mr. Zane was called to the first convention
that met to amend the constitution of the state. As head
of his household she entertained such men as Henry Clay,
Charles Hammond, Philip Dodderidge, Judge Ruggles, Noah
Linsly and Samuel Sprigg. She was a member of the
Episcopal Church - WI 18 May 1858.
Children of Noah Zane and Mary L. Chapline:
9. ZANE, Sophia - b. Abt.
1807, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, m. April
28, 1828, Ohio Co., West Virginia, Dr. Joseph
Johnston, b. 1803, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. July 1897, Jefferson Co., Louisville,
Kentucky.
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9. ZANE, Platoff - b.
February 28, 1810, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. 1846, m. November 1836, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, Eliza Jane Greathouse, b.
Abt. 1818, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
January 7, 1898, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia.
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9. ZANE, Ebenezer - b.
Abt. 1813, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
July 27, 1843, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia,
m. November 24, 1833, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, Mary M. S. McGovern, b. Abt. 1807, Ohio
Co., Wheeling, West Virginia.
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9. ZANE, Caroline - b.
January 18, 1819, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. October 18, 1889, m. April 24, 1832,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, William Wagoner
Shriver, b. October 23, 1808, d. December 20,
1875.
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9. ZANE, Hambden - b.
Abt. 1820, d. _____ , m. March 21, 1842, Emily Ann
Churchill, b. September 7, 1822, d. _____ .
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9. ZANE, James - b. Abt.
1821, d. _____ .
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9. ZANE, Elizabeth Jane
- b. 1822, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
June 21, 1897, m. 1841, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, William Pitts, b. Abt. 1816, Maryland,
d. February 3, 1853, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia.
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9. ZANE, Mary Elizabeth
- b. Abt. 1824, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia,
d. May 2, 1866, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia,
m. Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, Abt. 1820,
Thaddeus Robinson: m. James McClure.
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9. ZANE, Cornelia - b.
1826, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d. 1901,
m. April 28, 1846, William McAfee, b. 1819,
Kentucky, d. 1890.
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8. ZANE, John - b. April 30, 1780,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
November 19, 1805, Belmont Co., Martin's Ferry, Ohio, bur.
Walnut Grove Cemetery, Martin's Ferry, Ohio. Never
married.
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8. ZANE, Samuel - b. May
5, 1782, d. May 1782.
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8. ZANE,
Samuel - b. February 26, 1784, Ohio Co., West Virginia, d.
Abt. 1852, m. October 18, 1803, Tabitha McColloch, b. Abt.
1785, d. Bef. 1821, daughter of John McColloch, Jr. and
Mary Bukey: m. January 11, 1818, Elizabeth Bloomfield,
Ohio Co., West Virginia, b. est. 1778-1801, d. est.
1823-1889.
Children of Samuel Zane and Tabitha McColloch:
Children of Samuel Zane and Elizabeth Bloomfield:
9. ZANE, Josephine Allie - b.
September 5, 1839, Ohio Co., Wheeling,
West Virginia, d. July 23, 1917, Lackawaxen,
Pennsylvania, m. February 5, 1855, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, Lewis M. Gray, b. July
10, 1831, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
July 22, 1905, Columbus, Ohio, son of Liggett Gray
and Nancy Guterich.
Children of Josephine Allie Zane and Lewis M.
Gray:
10. GRAY, Ida
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10. GRAY, Louis Ellsworth
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10.
GRAY, Pearl Zane - b. January 31, 1875,
Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio, d.
October 23, 1939, Altadena, California, m.
November 21, 1905, New York City, New
York, Lina Elisa Roth, b. Bef. 1884 in New
York.
Notes: This is Zane Grey the author
of famous western novels.
CLICK
HERE for MORE.
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10. GRAY, Romer Carl
- b. April 8, 1875, Zanesville, Muskingum
Co., Ohio, d. November 8, 1934, Altadena,
California.
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ZANE, Hester "Hetty" - b. October 8, 1786, Ohio
Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d. July 21, 1854, m.
May 15, 1803, Ohio Co., West Virginia,
Elijah
Woods, b. 1778 in Rockingham Co., Virginia, d.
November 23, 1820, Belmont Co., Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Children of Hester "Hetty" Zane and Elijah
Woods:
9. WOODS, Ebenezer Zane
- b. 1805, d. 1827, bur. Martin's Ferry, Belmont Co.,
Ohio, m. Mary Wagner, d. September 1871, bur. Martin's Ferry, Belmont Co., OH.
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9. WOODS, John M. - b.
1807, d. Bef. 1870.
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9. WOODS, Daniel Zane -
b. December 14, 1809, Ohio, d. June 14, 1833,
Martin's Ferry, Belmont Co., Ohio, of cholera, m.
Polly Martin, Abt. 1829, b. 1812, d. 1833,
Martin's Ferry, Belmont Co., Ohio, of cholera.
Note: Died as a result of the cholera
epidemic resulting from the 1832 Ohio River
flood. They lived in Bridgeport, Ohio and were
survived by their only child, Ebenezer Zane
Martin Woods who was three years old at the
time. He then went to live with Hester (Zane)
Woods, his paternal grandmother and was raised
by her. There was no mention of him in her will
however.
Daniel is mentioned in the Belmont County, Ohio
Partition records 1823-1828. During June 1824.
there was a suit brought by Zachariah Jacobs and
Hetty Woods, administrators of Elijah Woods sr.,
deceased: Ebenezer Zane Woods; Daniel Woods;
Elijah Woods, Jr., and John Woods, land, S1/2
Section 29, Township 2, Range 2, against Robert
Woods. Hetty Woods contested that she was the
highest bidder, $1900.00 for the land. The land
was sold to Thomas Woods for $1525.00. Further
research will identify who Robert Woods and
Thomas Woods were and the outcome of the suit.
Per: Karen Woods Euritt
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9. WOODS, Elijah Woods,
Jr. - b. June 16, 1811, d. Wheatland, Iowa, m.
Harriett Woodworh: m. Martha M. Martin, Abt. 1840,
b. April 23, 1815, Pease Twp., Belmont Co., Ohio,
d. May 31, 1847, Wheatland, Iowa.
Note: Elijah Woods, Jr. was the First Mayor of Wheatland, Iowa.
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9. WOODS, Rebecca C. - b. July 23,
1814, d. June 07, 1890, bur. Walnut Grove Cemetery, Martin's Ferry, Belmont Co.,
Ohio, m. Richard Mason Crawford, b. July 28, 1814, d. June 07, 1890.
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9. WOODS, Sarah Ann - b.
1817, d. June 1833, bur. Martin's Ferry, Belmont
Co., Ohio. (died of cholera age 16).
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8. ZANE, Daniel - b. October 25, 1788, d.
1792.
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8. ZANE, Jesse - b. October
1 5, 1790, d. August 5, 18ll.
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8. ZANE,
Daniel Frances - b. August 3, 1792, Ohio Co., Wheeling,
West Virginia d. July 8, 1860, Ohio Co., Wheeling Island,
West Virginia, m. March 02, 1812, Cynthia Zane, b.
September 3, 1793, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
June 5, 1842, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, daughter
of Jonathan Zane and Hannah Mills: m. September 16, 1859,
Angeline Thomlinson, Marshall Co., Virginia, b. November
18, 1840, Glen Dale, Marshall Co., Virginia, daughter of
Abelard and Anne Thomlinson.
Note: Cynthia Zane was the daughter of his uncle,
Jonathan Zane. She, a beautiful woman and a
devoted Christian, died of consumption.
Children of Daniel Frances Zane and Cynthia Zane:
9. ZANE, Noah Ebenezer - b.
January 03, 1813, West Virginia, d. January
1868, Wyandotte Co., Kansas, m. February 26, 1838,
Crawford Co., Ohio, Jane S. Long, b. 1822, d. 1865.
Note: Noah Ebenezer Zane Went to Kansas City
with the Wyandottes. Farmer. Moved to Kansas with
the Wyandottes. Wife, Jane Long, was of the Wyandotte
Zanes.
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9. ZANE, Hannah - b. January 15,
1815, d. May 23, 1815.
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9. ZANE, Orloff Alexis - b.
April 01, 1817, Virginia, d. July 09, 1880, St.
Louis Co., St. Louis, Missouri, m. February 06,
1842, Ohio Co., West Virginia, Virginia Frances
Catherine Stansbury, b. August 17, 1817,
Ohio, d. March 04, 1901, Wheeling, Ohio Co., West
Virginia.
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9. ZANE, Indiana - b. January
03, 1819, Belmont Co., Martin's Ferry, Ohio, d.
1901, Belmont Co., Martin's Ferry, Ohio, bur.
Riverview Cemetery, Belmont Co., Martin's Ferry,
Ohio, m. Aaron Alexis McSwords.
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9. ZANE, Ann Elizabeth - b. July 21, 1822,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d. February 09, 1895, bur. Mt. Wood
Cemetery, m. July 21, 1831, Ohio Co., West
Virginia, Hanson Wilson Phillips, b. October 16, 1819,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d. July 21, 1881,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia.
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9. ZANE, James William - b.
June 06, 1824, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. January 22, 1881, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, m. Caroline V. Fink, Abt.
1843, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, b.
November 21, 1825, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. September 21, 1880, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia.
Notes: James William Zane.
1870 Federal Census, Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV,
8/6/1870:
ZANE William, 46/M/W/Gardener, $25000/10,000, VA
ZANE Caroline, 44/F/W/Keeps House, OH
ZANE Platoff, 17/M/W At school, VA
ZANE Lilly, 14/F/W At school, VA
ZANE Charles, 8/M/W, VA
1880 Federal Census, Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV
ZANE William, W/M/ 56/Farmer, VA/VA/VA
ZANE Caroline, W/F/54/Wife, Keeping house,
VA/VA/VA
ZANE Lillie, W/F/24/Daughter, VA/VA/VA
ZANE Charles, (s), W/M/18/Son, WV/VA/VA
ZANE Archie, W/M/14/Son, WV/VA/VA
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9. ZANE, C. Leander - b.
April 16, 1828, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia,
d. March 03, 1883, Belmont Co., Martin's
Ferry, Ohio, m. December 22, 1859, Ohio Co., West
Virginia, Helen Liston, Abt. 1831.
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9. ZANE, Oella D. - b. April
13, 1830, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
May 19, 1906, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, m. May 22, 1849, Gibson L.
Cranment, b. Abt. 1829.
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9. ZANE, Daniel F. - b.
January 21, 1834, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West
Virginia, d. February 26, 1896, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, m. September 18, 1859,
Anna Marie Tomlinson, b. Abt. 1837.
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Children of Daniel Frances Zane and
Angelina P. Tomlinson:
Note: On September 16, 1861, his widow Angelina P.
Tomlinson was married to Theodore Fink, d. March 4,
1875.
9. ZANE, Edward E. - b. July 18,
1860, d. June 18, 1884, m. Helen Schaub, daughter of
Michael Schaub.
Note: Edward E Zane was Carpenter, Store clerk, Postmaster,
lived at Ohio Co., Wheeling, Ohio Co., West Virginia then Marshall Co.,
West Virginia. Edward took up carpentry at age 14 and worked several years with Thomas and
James Clark, contractors. He later was employed in the store of H. R. Kingman, of Wheeling. Resumed his trade until 1885, when he bought a farm and on May 14, 1887, established Glen
Dale Post Office, he being the first postmaster.
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