6. McCOLLOCH, ‘COL’ George Sr. – b. 1728, Gloucester
Co., New Jersey, d. 1787, near Independence, Pennsylvania, m. Abt. 1757, Catharine VanMeter, b. Abt. 1734, d.
Bef. 1768; m. Abt 1760 probably Ohio Co., Virginia, Catherine Hedges, b. 1748, d. Bef. 1797 in Brooke
co., Virginia.
Children of 'COL' George McColloch and Catherine Van Meter:
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7. McCOLLOCH, Jane - b. 1764, West Virginia, d. March 8,
1849, Brooke Co., West Virginia, bur. West Liberty Cemetery, Ohio
Co., Virginia, m. Abt. 1781, William Bonar II, b. 1751, Roanoke
Co., Virginia, d. July
23, 1830, Brooke Co., West Virginia, son of William Bonar and
Elizabeth Gorrell.
Children of Jane McColloch and William Bonar II:
8. BONAR, Catherine - b. January 14,
1782, d. ____ , m. David Shepherd McIntire, Sr.
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8. BONAR, Sarah Louise - b. 1784, d.
____ , m. Thomas Kirk.
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8. BONAR, James - b. November 9,
1786, d. _____ , m. Mary "Polly" Brown.
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8. BONAR, Rebecca - m. _____ Brady;
m. July 23, 1814, Brooke Co., Virginia, Andrew Baird.
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8. BONAR, Elizabeth - m. Samuel
Bedwell, b. December 11, 1814, Brooke Co., Virginia, d.
February 11, 1870.
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8. BONAR, Jane - m. James Keech; m.
David Hazen Henderson.
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8. BONAR, David - m. Nancy Worstell;
m. Elizabeth Bush.
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8. BONAR, Dorsey Greenbury - m.
Rebecca McIntire.
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8. BONAR, Tabitha - m. James C.
Hough.
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8. BONAR, George - b. October 9,
1798, m. Nancy Ellen Hedges.
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7. McCOLLOCH, Samuel - b. 1767, Ohio Co., West Virginia, d.
October, 1814, Logan Co., Ohio, m. Abt. 1789, Nancy Agnes McMechen
, b. February 2, 1769, possibly Redstone Old Fort, Pennsylvania,
d. January 1806, Logan Co., Ohio.
According to "Draper Manuscript Collection," Pages:
82-276 entry from 17S82: Sam'l McColloch lost an arm in a
hunting accident in 1791 near Gallipolis, Ohio. He was Commisary
Sergeant in the War of 1812 serving under John Piatt of
Cincinatti.
Page 276: "From an interview with Reverend George McColloch,
born May 1, 1790. Resides near Zanesfield, Ohio (his place of
origin), son of Samuel McColloch, who died November, 1814, age
47, near Urbana when on a journey to Chillicothe, his home being
in Logan County on the Mad River.
In 1791, when on a hunting trip near Gallipolis, his gun
accidently discharged and shattered his right arm - it was
amputated. He was on many scouting parties at that period. No
particulars. Served as commissary under John Piatt of Cincinatti
in War 1812. He was two or three times chosen a member of the
Ohio Legislature and attended at Chillicothe and had previously
served as Sheriff of Ohio Co, VA."
It appears that after Nancy's death, the youngest children were
sent to the home of
their Uncle, John Boggs, on the Scioto, Ohio, and they were
reared by him. John Boggs married Nancy's sister, Sarah McMechen.
It also may be that when Samuel died any remaining minor
children might have also been sent to their Uncle John, to be
raised.
Children of Samuel McColloch and Nancy Agnes McMechen:
8. McCOLLOCH, REV George - b. May 1,
1790, Ohio Co., Virginia, d. August 5, 1886, Logan Co.,
Monroe TWP, Ohio, bur. Tharp's Run Cemetery, Logan Co.,
Ohio, m. June 8, 1809, near Circleville, Ohio,
Nancy M. Henry, b. December 13, 1789, Culpepper Co., Virginia, d. March 19,
1869, bur. Tharp's Run Cemetery, Logan Co., Ohio.
1850 CENSUS, Ohio, Logan Co., Monroe TWP., August 6,
1850:
McCOLLOCH, George, 60/M/Farmer/$2,400/VA
McCOLLOCH, Nancy, 60/F/VA
McCOLLOCH, John, 23/M/Farmer, -, OH
McCOLLOCH, Mary J., 20/F, -,-, OH
McCOLLOCH, Solomon, 19/M/Farmer -, OH, -, Attend. School
McCOLLOCH, Sarah Ann Mason, 4/F, -,-, OH, -, Attend.
School
1860 CENSUS, Ohio, Logan Co., Monroe TWP., Page No. 92,
June 19, 1860:
McCOLLOCH, George, 70/W/Farmer/$3,600/$800/VA
McCOLLOCH, Nancy, 70/F, -,-,-, VA
Sarah MASON, 17/F, -,-,-, OH
Mary DOWNING, 14/F, -,-,-, OH
Geo. W. Dou??, 17/M/Farm Hand, -,-, OH
9. McCOLLOCH, Samuel - April
28, 1810.
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9. McCOLLOCH, Silas - January
30, 1812.
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9. McCOLLOCH, George, Jr. -
b. April 2, 1813, d. December 6, 1903, bur.
Tharp's Run Cemetery, Logan Co., Ohio, m. Sophie
Mason, b. February 18, 1815, d. March 10, 1888.
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9. McCOLLOCH, William S. - b.
March 1, 1816.
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9. McCOLLOCH, Margaret - b.
September 21, 1818.
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9. McCOLLOCH, Calvin - b. January 4, 1822,
d. April 1, 1845 at age 23 yrs., 2mos., 28days,
bur. Tharp's Run Cemetery, Logan Co., Ohio.
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9. McCOLLOCH, John - b. July
22, 1824, m. Susan Gable, b. 1835.
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9. McCOLLOCH, Benjamin - b.
January 16, 1827, d. February 9, 1903, bur.
Tharp's Run Cemetery, Logan Co., Ohio, m. Abt. 1848, Hester
Downing, b. September 9, 1818, Harrison Co., Ohio,
d. January 1, 1896, bur. Tharp's Run Cemetery,
Logan Co., Ohio.
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9. McCOLLOCH, Mary Martha -
b. July 11, 1829, m. _____ Marquis.
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9. McCOLLOCH, Solomon - b.
August 16, 1832, m. January 1, 1857, Julia A. Wonders, b. October
30, 1835, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania.
SOLOMON McCOLLOCH, farmer;
P. O., Rushsylvania; was born Nov. 17, 1832, in
this county; his grandfather, Samuel McColloch
was a native of Virginia, and moved with his
family (except a son, John, who remained in
Virginia) to this county and settled in what is
now Monroe Tp. in 1803; the children were
George, Benjamin; William and Jane. Here the
family grew up. and William moved into Piqua,
where he died; he had one son and one daughter;
the former was killed in the late Rebellion.
Benjamin never married, and died in 1873, in
Crawford Co. George, the eldest (and Solomon's
father), is the only survivor of the family; he
was born May 1, 1790, in what is now Ohio Co.,
Va.; he still resides where they settled when
the family came to this county. During his early
life his attention was devoted to farming, and
when quite young he married, which event was
solemnized June 8, 1809, with Nancy, eldest
daughter of George Henry. He was a native of
Virginia, and came here with his family of four
boys and fire girls about 1806. Mr. McColloch's
fatally consisted of eleven children, nine of
whom lived to maturity; five of whom are
surviving and reside in this county, viz:
George, Benjamin, John. Mary. L, now Mrs.
Marquis, and Solomon. Being a man of
considerable ability, and a devoted Christian,
he was called as minister to care for the
spiritual wants of his people, and was ordained
in 1829, a Baptist of the "old
school," his first charge being the
"Tharp's Run" congregation. Solomon
lived with his parents until about 19 years of
age, when he entered the store of Patterson
& McCollbch, at Bellefontaine, as clerk, and
remained with them about two years; he then
returned to the farm and worked about two years,
when he was employed by Riddle & Rutan, of
Bellefontaine, to go into Iowa and buy and ship
hogs for them direct to New York, which business
he followed for one year. After his return he
married Julia A. Wonders, Jan. 1, 1857; she was
born Oct. 30, 1835, in Cumberland Co., Pa., but
came here with her parents before she was two
years old. They have three children - Norah E.,
Charles E. and Mary J. When they were married he
rented a farm of his brother, where they lived
seven years, and then moved to what was the
Dawson estate, in April, 1864, and in 1869 they
bought 229 1/4 acres of good land, which he is
getting in a good state of cultivation. Mr.
McColloch is a member of the Lodge of I. O. O.
F. No. 576, at West Mansfield.
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9. McCOLLOCH, Phoebe - d.
August 16, 1836, bur. Tharp's Run Cemetery, Logan
Co., Ohio.
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8. McCOLLOCH, Samuel
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8. McCOLLOCH, Silas
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8. McCOLLOCH, Benjamin
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8. McCOLLOCH, John
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8. McCOLLOCH, Catherine
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8. McCOLLOCH, William McMechen
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8. McCOLLOCH, Sidney
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8. McCOLLOCH, Jane
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7. McCOLLOCH, William - b.
January 15, 1768, Hampshire Co., West Virginia, d.
August 4, 1812, in the battle of Ft. Meigs, m. 1797 in Zanesville,
Ohio,
Nancy Zane, b. April 7, 1778, Beaver Dam, Hardin Co., Ohio, d.
September, 1848, Logan Co., Jefferson TWP, Ohio, bur. in the orchard of her home in Logan Co. Ohio, the
daughter of Isaac Zane and Princess Myeerah ("White
Crane") Tarhe.
Notes for Nancy Zane:
Nancy Zane McColloch built the first free school in Logan Co.,
Ohio in 1816.
Early Hist. of Zanesville by EH Church Vol I p160 states the old
settlers of Zanesville always spoke of Nancy Zane McCulloch as a
bright, intelligent, fine looking woman, of the brunette style
of beauty.
Notes for William McColloch:
William and Nancy, upon their marriage, settle on their Uncle Col. Ebenezer Zane's 640 acre tract at the crossing Of the
Muskingum. Moved form Zanesville to Zanesfield in 1803, when they settled on their Father-in-law's land in Zanesfield.
Military: War of 1812; Major; joined Hull at Belleville; killed in battle by British commanded by Gen Brock and Indians by Tecumseh.
"Joseph Gutridge, was a member of the Spy Company,
commanded by Capt. Wm. McColloch. [William McColloch lived near
Zanesfield, in what is now Logan Count and is the father of
Judge McColloch, now of Bellefontaine.-[ED. Wm. Gutridge, and a
brother-in-law, Wesley Hathaway, were members of Hull's army.
All landed safe at Detroit; there the Spy Company was
discharged, and my brother Joseph returned home safe and well.
In the month of August, 1812, Hull surrendered the whole army to
Proctor, as prisoners of war.
Aaron Gutridge
from Antrim's History of Champaign and Logan Counties, Ohio
(1872) pp. 233-236."
Children of William McColloch and Nancy Zane:
8. McCOLLOCH, Noah Zane 'JUDGE' - b. April 07, 1798,
Westbourne, Ohio, d. 1878, Belle Fontaine, Logan Co., Ohio, Ohio: m.
Sarah Ann Stover; m. September 4, 1831, Belle Fontaine,
Logan Co., Ohio, Psyche Shuffleton.
According to "Draper Manuscript
Collection," Entry 263: "In 1815, Judge
McColloch went with____ of Lewistown_____ ___ ____ to
attend the Treaty of 1815. White Wing, the Wyandot, was
there."
Entry 267: "In 1817 Judge McColloch was at the
Mississenaway River in Indiana. Met an Indian Guide who
had been wounded terribly in the War of 1812. (Told of
his recuperation.)
Judge McColloch on White River, Indians met Capt Geo
Killbrick. (Note; Killbrick was an educated Indian who
had become a drunk, and was threatening Judge McColloch;
asked McC who his father was.) "What is your
name?" McColloch answered. "Who's son?"
William McColloch's. Killbrick said, "Why, I know
your father, brave man."
Entry 291: " Obituary of Capt. Wm. Ward Jr. who
died in the fall of 1841 in Campaigne Co., Ohio in his
57th year. Recollects that the deceased, one of a
company that with his father, General Kenton, General
Whiteman, Major Joseph C. Vause, Colonel McPherson,
Isaac Zane, Judge McColloch, Capt. Wm. McColloch and
____McRae, visited the Prophet's Camp near L_____ in the
year 1806, where a very large assembly of Indians was
convened under Teumsach."
Two listings in the "Belle Fontaine Gazette: (1)
Noah Zane married February 8, 1840 to Psyche Shuffleton.
(2) Wife Psyche McColloch - died age 26 yr 11 mo. of
consumption - 3 Feb. 1840. (This note is interesting it
shows that Psyche died before she married)
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8. McCOLLOCH, Sidney - b. Abt. 1801,
Zanesville, Ohio, d. August 31, 1840, Logan Co., Ohio.
Never married.
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8. McCOLLOCH, Zella (or Zella) - b. Abt.
1803, d. 1851, Lived Logan Co., Ohio, m. June 11, 1820,
Logan Co., Ohio, Jospeh
L. Tennery, b. 1795, New Jersey.
Children of Zilla McColloch and Jospeh L. Tennery:
9. TENNERY, William - b. Est.
1821-1844, d. Est. 1826-1925,
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8. McCOLLOCH, William Zane - December
20, 1803, Logan Co., Jefferson TWP, Ohio, d. May 1, 1857,
Logan Co., Ohio, m.
Charlotte Perry, b. 1818, Logan Co., Ohio.
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8. McCOLLOCH, Tabitha - b. Abt. 1807, Logan Co.,
Ohio, d. 1857, m. July 5, 1831, Joseph Newell, b. 1803, Logan Co., Ohio.
Children of Tabitha McColloch and Joseph Newell:
9. NEWELL, Sidney - b. 1832,
d. Est. 1833-1926.
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8. McCOLLOCH, Elliott - b. 1809,
Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio, lived Logan Co., Ohio, m.
May 16, 1841, Logan, Co., Ohio, Hannah McClananhan, b.
December 14, 1818, d. October 14, 1900.
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8. McCOLLOCH, Samuel - b. February
26, 1812, Logan Co., Jefferson TWP, Ohio, d. September 10, 1867 in Rush Creek Twp, Logan Co., Ohio,
m. February 26, 1846, Mary E. Boggs, b. Est. 1806-1829, d.
1847: m. April 27, 1851, Logan Co., Ohio, Rhoda Ellen Rogers, b.
March 16, 1827, d _____ .
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Children of ‘COL’ George McColloch and Catharine Hedges:
7. McCOLLOCH, George, Jr.
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7. McCOLLOCH, Silas
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7. McCOLLOCH, Rebecca
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7. McCOLLOCH, John
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7. McCOLLOCH, Solomon - b. 1777, Ohio Co., West Virginia, d.
October, 1843, Monticello, White Co., Indiana, m. Est. 1788-1821,
Jemima Petty, b. Est. 1761-1787 in Ohio.
Note: According to "Draper Manuscript Collection,"
Entry 82: "Solomon McColloch first at Wheeling, then lived
Zanesville region and finally located in Logan County. Moved to
White Co., IND and died there in Oct. 1843, aged 66 years. Did
not serve ____(an undecipherable word) in War of 1812-1815.
Several children. Wife of W. Kenton one.
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7. McCOLLOCH, Hannah
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NOTE: This page is in a stage of flux at this
time. I am
in the process of verifying as much information as I
can through census records and this has already
provided some corrections and interesting situations.
More census transcripts will be added frequently.
The "Draper Manuscripts", "Doddridge's
Notes" and the like provide important clues in
ancestral research, flesh out information and are colorful narratives, but they are
on occasion incorrect.
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