On 17 Jun 1805 George married Barbara Grubaugh (50050) , daughter of Lieut. Michael Grubaugh (33039) (16 May 1752-3 Feb 1844) & Susanna (ca 1747-22 Jun 1839), in Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. Born ca 1786 in Pennsylvania. Barbara died in Jackson Township Dekalb, IN on 11 Sep 1852.

Ohio County Marriages
    24 Jun 1805, Jefferson County
    George Frind & Barbary Grubbaugh

1830 Federal Census. Vermillion, Richland County, Ohio
Roll 139, page 135
Family of Barbara Friend
    1 male under 5
    1 male 5-9
    2 males 10-14
    1 male 15-19
    1 male 20-29
    1 female 15-19
    1 female 20-29
    1 female 40-49 [Barbara]
Neighbors on the census: Archabald Stewart, George McCluer, Jacob Wise, Barbara Friend, William Davis, John Cox, John Teet. William Harper is listed a few names above.

On 3 Jan 1804 when Catherine was 22, she married Henry Hansel, son of Michael Hentzel (9 Nov 1753-15 Jul 1836) & Maria Barbara Harsh (4 May 1763-26 Jun 1851), in Steubenville Township, Jefferson County, Ohio. Born on 27 Mar 1781 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Henry died in Hocking County, Ohio in Aug 1840. Buried in Ewing Cemetery.

Some sources list Henry Hensel’s wife as Katherine Pontius, but no references or date of marriage is ever given. Perhaps she was the mother of Henry’s oldest children.

1820 Federal Census. Falls Township, Hocking County, Ohio
Roll 88, page 64
Family of Henry Hensel
    3 males under 10
    1 male 10-15
    1 male 26-44
    2 females under 10
    1 female 10-15
    1 female 26-44

1830 Federal Census. Falls Township, Hocking County, Ohio
Roll 132, page 362
Family of Henry Hensel
    1 male 20-29
    1 male 40-49
    1 female 10-14
    1 female 15-19
    1 female 40-49

1840 Federal Census. Falls Township, Hocking County, Ohio
Roll 403, page 150
Family of Henry Hensel
    1 male 10-14
    1 male 15-19
    1 male 50-59
    1 female 20-29
    1 female 60-60

Ewing Cemetery, Ewing, Hocking County, Ohio
    Henry Hansel, d. Aug 1840, æ. 59 years 5 mo
    Catherine Hansel, b. 19 Nov 1781, d. 184[can’t read stone]

On 28 Aug 1804 when Elizabeth Margaret was 20, she married George Black, son of Philip Black (say 1752-) & Elizabeth, in Jefferson County, Ohio. Born ca 17 Oct 1779 in Somerset Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. George died in Green Township, Ashland County, Ohio on 7 Nov 1846. Buried in McKay Cemetery, Hayesville.

Ohio County Marriages
    28 Aug 1804, Jefferson County. George Alban, Justice of the Peace
    George Black & Elizabeth Friend

Jefferson County is on the east side of Ohio next to Pennsylvania and West Virginia. It was one of the earlier counties in Ohio created in 1797 formed from the first county in Ohio, namely Washington, which itself was created in 1788 as the original county of the Northest Territory. In 1804 Jefferson County included what are now Harrison and Carroll Counties. Ohio became a state in 1803.

1810 Federal Census. Pitt Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Roll 44, page 197
Family of George Black
    3 males under 10 [Samuel, 5, & ? & ?]
    1 male 16-25 [George, 30]
    2 females under 10 [Sarah, 4, & ?]
    1 female 26-44 [Elizabeth, 26]
Philip Black is listed next to George. Philip is 45 and over, 6 in the family.

Pitt Township later became Pittsburgh.

1820 Federal Census. Pitt Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Roll 97, page 168
Family of George Black
    2 males under 10 [Philip, newborn & son Black, ca. 6]
    3 males 10-15 [Samuel, 15 & ? & ?]
    1 male 16-18 [?]
    1 male 19-25 [?]
    1 male 26-44 [George, 40]
    2 females under 10 [Elizabeth, 8, & Catharine, ca. 2]
    2 females 10-15 [Sarah, 14, & ?]
    2 females 26-44 [Elizabeth, 36, & ?]

1830 Federal Census. Wilkins Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Roll 144, page 163
Family of George Black
    1 male under 5 [son Black, ca. 3]
    1 male 10-14 [Philip, 10]
    1 male 15-19 [son Black, ca. 16]
    1 male 40-49 [George, 50]
    1 female 5-9 [Susan, 8]
    1 female 10-14 [Catharine, ca. 12]
    1 female 15-19 [Elizabeth Jr., 18]
    1 female 40-49 [Elizabeth, 46]

Wilkins Township lies east of Pittsburgh.

1840 Federal Census. Green Township, Richland County, Ohio
Roll 423, page 51
Family of George Black
    1 male 10-14 [son Black, ca. 13]
    1 male 60-69 [George, 60]
    1 female 15-19 [Susan, 18]
    1 female 50-59 [Elizabeth, 56]
Neighbors on the census: Samuel Bowton, Ann Andrews, Saml Black [George’s son], Peter Shafer [George’s son-in-law], George Black, Isaac Hall.

In 1846 the county of Ashland was formed mainly from the eastern part of Richland County (which included Green township) with townships from Wayne, Huron, and Lorian counties.

McKay Cemetery, Hayesville, Ashland County. Located approx. 500 feet Southeast of the intersection of SR 60 & SR 95.
    George Black, d. 1846, æ. 66y 11m 16d

Also buried there is
    “Elizabeth wife of George Black died May 3, 1817 ag’d 63yrs 23dys”
She would have been born 1754, possibly this George’s mother in which case his father would also be named George. Either that, or the stonecarver put “wife of George Black” instead of mother of George Black. The stone may have been relocated to this cemetery since no other stone is dated before 1835. According to Mrs. Robert N. Ungerer’s Our Illustrious Shaffer, Shafer Family, the graveyard wasn’t created until 1840.
    Alternatively, the year of death was 1847 as the stone is hard to read. In that case Elizabeth (Friend) Black was born 11 Mar 1784 and died 3 May 1817.

Will: The will of George Black of Green Township was dated 2 Nov 1846 and probated 12 Dec 1846, Ashland County. The will was produced in court by witnesses David Cipher and Daniel Bittinger. It appointed his wife Elizabeth Black as sole executor who was willed the farm of 40 acres and the property on it, and she was to dispose and divide the property. Also mentioned was his son Daniel Black who would receive a horse.
    https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/8801/00532899...geId=005328995_00653

Ca 1821 Philip married Mary Bigler. Born on 6 May 1805 in Pennsylvania. Mary died in Grove, Davis County, Iowa, on 30 Aug 1857; she was 52. Buried in Bloomfield South Cemetery, Cleveland Township.

1840 Federal Census. Vermillion, Ashland County, Ohio
Roll 434, page 39
Family of Mary Friend
    1 male 5-9 [Robert 7]
    1 female under 5 [Elizabeth 4]
    1 female 5-9 [Rosanna 6]
    1 female 10-14 [?]
    1 female 30-39 [Mary 35]

1850 Federal Census. Vermillion, Ashland County, Ohio
Roll 658, page 412A
    Isaac Ferel, 23, farmer, $1200 real estate, b. PA
    Mary Friend, 44, b. PA
    Robert Friend, 17, farmer, b. OH
    Rosana Friend, 16, b. OH
    Elizabeth Friend, 14, b. OH
Isaac and Elizabeth married the following year.

On 25 Feb 1806 Mary married Jacob Wise, son of Frederick Wise (7 Oct 1753-11 May 1794) & Catherine Rinehart (ca 1752-1845), in Jefferson County, Ohio. Born on 15 Apr 1787 in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Jacob died in Putnam County, Illinois, on 24 Oct 1863; he was 76. Buried in Mt. Palatine Cemetery.

Jacob first married Mary Friend, second Martha Freeman.

1830 Federal Census. West Bethlehem, Washington County, Pennsylvania
Roll 163, page 90
Family of Jacob Wise
    3 males under 5
    2 males 5-9
    1 male 10-14
    1 male 15-19
    1 male 40-49 [Jacob, 43]
    2 females under 5
    1 female 5-9
    2 females 10-14
    1 female 15-19
    1 female 30-39 [Martha, 39]

1855 Illinois Census. Township 31, Putnam County
Family of Jacob Wise
    1 male under 10
    2 males 10-20
    1 male 70-80
    1 female under 10
    1 female 10-20
    1 female 20-30
    1 female 30-40

On 2 Sep 1806 Sally married George Grubaugh (50045) , son of Lieut. Michael Grubaugh (33039) (16 May 1752-3 Feb 1844) & Susanna (ca 1747-22 Jun 1839), in Jefferson County, Ohio. Born in 1770 in Toboyne Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.539 George died in Saline Township, Jefferson County, Ohio ca 1813.

George first married Susanna Faust, second Sally Friend.

1790 Federal Census. Hopewell, Newton, Tyborn, and Westpensboro, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Roll 8, page 3
Family of George Crubaugh
    1 male under 16
    1 male 16 and over
    3 females
Family of George Crubaugh
    1 male under 16
    2 males 16 and over
    2 females
Two different George Crubaugh families listed next to each other.

1793 Pennsylvania Census, Toboyne Township, Cumberland County
#25 George Grubaugh, farmer
#213 George Grubaugh, farmer
#214 Jacob Grubaugh, farmer

1800 Federal Census. Tyrone, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Roll 38, page 86
Family of Geo. Crupaugh
    1 male 10-15
    1 male 45 and over [George]
    2 females 10-15
    1 female 26-44
Neighbors on the census: Geo. Sanderson, James Tully, Jas. Mitton, Geo. Crupaugh, Jno. McCallister, Geo. Holler, Jacob Barrell.

In 1820 Cumberland County was split so the northern townships including Toboyne went to Perry County.

Ohio County Marriages
2 Sep 1806, Jefferson County. Alex. Snodgrass, Justice of the Peace
    George Grubbough & Sally Friend

Susanna married Ellison.

Robert?

Ca 1815 Eve married John Harper, son of William Harper (ca 1764-15 Apr 1832) & Elizabeth Dove (ca 1763-2 Aug 1859). Born ca 1794 in Virginia. John died in Vermillion, Ashland County, Ohio on 18 Nov 1880. Buried in Eckley Cemetery, Vermillion.

1820 Federal Census. Vermillion, Richland County, Ohio
Roll 92, page 215
Family of John Harper
    2 males under 10 [Thomas, 2; ?]
    1 male 26-44 [John, 26]
    1 female under 10 [Eliza, 5]
    1 female 16-25 [Eve, 24]

1830 Federal Census. Vermillion, Richland County, Ohio
Roll 139, page 135
Family of John Harper
    1 male under 5 [John, 1]
    1 male 5-9 [William, 9]
    1 male 10-14 [Thomas, 12]
    1 male 30-39 [John, 36]
    2 females under 5 [Mary, 3; Delila, 4]
    2 females 5-9 [Sarah, 6; Nancy, 8]
    1 female 30-39 [Eve, 34]
Neighbors on the census: John Claton, Frederick Roop, William Harper, John Harper, Gilbert Purdy, Archabald Stewart, George McCluer. Barbara (Grubaugh) Friend, Eve (Friend) Harper’s sister-in-law, is listed a few names later.

1840 Federal Census. Vermillion, Ashland County, Ohio
Roll 423, page 42
Familhy of John Harper
    1 male 5-9 [Daniel, 9]
    1 male 10-14 [John Jr., 11]
    1 male 15-19 [William, 19]
    1 male 40-49 [John, 46]
    2 females 10-14 [Mary, 13; Delila, 14]
    2 females 15-19 [Sarah, 16; Nancy, 18]
    1 female 40-40 [Eve, 44]

1850 Federal Census. Vermillion, Ashland County, Ohio
Roll 658, page 405A
    John Harper, 56, farmer $4000 real estate, b. VA
    Eve Harper, 54, b. OH
    Dalila Harper, 24, b. OH
    Mary Harper, 22, b. OH
    John Harper, 21, farmer, b. OH
    Daniel Harper, 19, farmer, b. OH
    Peter Gribble, 21, sawyer, b. OH

1860 Vermillion Township, Ashland County, Ohio Census; Roll: M653_930; Page: 143; Dwelling 860; family 894. Image: 289; Family History Library Film: 803930. Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT. Hayesville is the post office.
John Harper is 76, has $11,300 in real estate, $2000 in personal property and was born in Virginia. Eve is 69 and was born in Pennsylvania John W. Harper is 30, a farmer, and has $500 in real estate and $1500 in personal property. Norris is ten and both he and John W. were born in Ohio.

1880 Vermillion, Ashland, Ohio; Roll: 991
John W. Harper is 52, single and a farmer. He was born in Ohio, his father in Virginia and his mother in Pennsylvania. His father, John Harper is 90, a retired farmer and a widower. He and both of his parents were born in Virginia.
Arminda Johnson is 28, single, a servant keeping house, was born in Ohio and both of her parents were born in Pennsylvania.
Anna Abrams is 11, a boarder, goes to school, was born in Ohio, and both of her parents were born in Pennsylvania.
Jacob Baughman is 22, a boarder, a laborer, and he and both of his parents were born in Germany.
Aaron Campbell is 17, a boarder, a laborer, and he and both of his parents were born in Pennsylvania.

Find A Grave: John Harper born 1790 died 1880. buried in Eckley Cemetery, Jeromesville, Ashland County, Ohio. Record added 2 October 2008, created by Bill Miller. Memorial # 30259418.

On 2 Sep 1824 Christina married Peter Moriaty Purdy, son of Gilbert Purdy (ca 1761-24 Mar 1835) & Lydia, in Richland County, Ohio. Born on 16 Feb 1795 in New York. Peter Moriaty died in Hayesville, Ashland County, Ohio, on 13 Sep 1871; he was 76. Buried in Hayesville-Vermillion Cemetery.

1830 Federal Census. Vermillion Township, Richland County, Ohio
Roll 139, page 135
Family of Peter M. Purdy
    1 male under 5
    1 male 30-39 [Peter]
    2 females under 5
    1 female 30-39 [Christina]
Neighbors on the census: John Johnston, Uriah Johnston, Abraham Johnson, Samuel Harman, Peter M. Purdy, Frederick Draggoo, John Draggoo, Peter Draggoo. In 1830 there were two other Purdy families in Vermillion Township: Gilbert Purdy (age 70-79) and Giliad Purdy (age 40-49).

1840 Federal Census. Vermillion Township, Richland County, Ohio
Roll 423, page 36
Family of P.M. Purdy
    1 male under 5
    1 male 5-9
    1 male 40-49 [Peter]
    1 female 5-9
    3 females 10-14
    1 female 40-40 [Christina]
Neighbors on the census: Samuel Jonston Thomas Johnston, David Sifens, P.M. Purdy, William Scott, Robert Dawson, John Dawson.

1850 Federal Census. Hayesville, Ashland County, Ohio
Roll 658, page 403A
    Peter M. Purdy, 55, farmer, b. NY
    Christina Purdy, 54, b. PA
    Cornelius Purdy, 21, b. OH
    Lydia Purdy, 19, b. OH
    Phebe Purdy, 18, b. OH
    Harry Purdy, 16, farmer, b. OH
    Mary Rotsele, 4, b. OH

1860 Federal Census. Vermillion Township, Ashland County, Ohio
Roll 930, page 136
Post Office Hayesville
    Peter M. Purdy, 68, farmer, $5040 real estate, $2800 personal estate, b. NY
    Christina Purdy, 66, b. OH
    Henry H. Purdy, 26, farmer, $500 personal estate, b. OH
    Margaret Purdy, 21, b. OH
    John W. Purdy, 1, b. OH
    Herbert N. Purdy, 7, b. OH

1870 Federal Census. Vermillion Township, Ashland County, Ohio
Roll 1169, 842A
Post Office Ashland
    Peter M. Purdy, 75, farmer, $6500 real estate, $1400 personal estate, b. OH
    Henry H. Purdy, 35, farm laborer, $410 real estate, b. OH
    Margret Purdy, 30, b. Bavaria, Germany
    Willie J. Purdy, 11, b. OH
    Mary C. Purdy, 8, b. OH
    Charles Purdy, 3, b. OH

Vermillion Cemetery, Hayesville, Ashland County, Ohio,
    Peter M. Purdy, d. 13 Sep 1871, æ. 73 y 6 m 2 d
    Christina Purdy, d. 26 Jun 1863, æ. 66 y

On 24 Apr 1820 Jacob married Sarah Ellison in Richland County, Ohio. Born on 11 Mar 1802 in Pennsylvania. Sarah died in Noble County, Indiana, on 11 Oct 1854; she was 52. Buried in Old Cemetery, Kendallville, Wayne Township.

Sarah, also known as Sally, Ellison.

From the index of Old Cemetery, Wayne Township, Noble County, Indiana
http://www.indgensoc.org/membersonly/county/noble/...cemetery_results.php
    Friend, David. b. 3/31/1844, d.7/27/1863, s/o James
    Friend, Jacob, b. 1/27/1836, d. 10/27/1853, s/o J & S no stone
    Friend, Sarah E, b. 3/11/1802, d. 10/11/1854, w/o J no stone

On 17 Mar 1821 Margaret married John Hursh, son of John Hursh (1768-May 1812) & Margaret Brown Morris (1768-1827), in Richland County, Ohio. Born ca 1791 in Sussex County, New Jersey. John died in Allen County, Indiana ca 1850.

John first married Amy Myers, second, Margaret Friend.

1840 Federal Census. Abington, Wayne County, Indiana
Roll 98, page 330
Family of John Hurst
    1 male under 5
    1 male 50-59
    1 female under 5
    3 females 5-9
    1 female 30-39