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His tombstone in the Jeromesville Methodist Churchyard cemetery gives his age at death as 70 years, 2 months and 11 days. George also married (2) 26 Dec 1837 Matilda Jones (and had Cordelia, b. 1846, Arminda, b. 1848, and Thomas, b. 1850). George also married (3) 22 May 1851 Elizabeth Brinkerhoff and had William H., b. 1851, and Mary J., b. 1853. Elizabeth was his wife when the deed for the farm was conveyed by them to their son-in-law, Joseph Heichel (recorded 07 Nov 1855), and at the 1860 census George reports he is age 56 and Elizabeth reports she is age 52; children at home are Cordelia (14), Armanda (12) and Thomas (10) - also living with them is Catherine Brinkerhoff, probably Elizabeth's mother, who was living in 1850 with Daniel and Sarah Brinkerhoff in Wayne Twp. (Daniel was 50 in 1850, and likely is Catherine's son). George and Matilda married 25 Dec 1837. George and Elizabeth married 22 May 1851. Elizabeth's will, 23 Feb 1880, names her cousin John Brinkerhoff and wife Mary, and her brother George Brinkerhoff and wife Elizabeth. The 1850 census lists in George's family a 9 year old male named William H. and a 7 year old female named Mary J.; Matilda's age in 1850 is given as 37, Cordelia was 5 and Arminda was 2. According to the "History of Ashland Co." George came from Maryland to Mohican Twp. in October, 1824 and opened a clothing store in Jeromesville, Ohio.
Received via email in May, 2002: From: Dawn (auroranae@comcast.net):
George Washington Waters Basford was born Dec 1800 in Frederick, MD to Thomas Fowler Basford and Cassandra Waters Basford.
The family is as follows:
Thomas Fowler Basford b. 1758
m. Cassandra Waters b.1762
children:
Adamson Waters Basford
Alfred Basford
Milly Basford
Elinor Basford b. abt 1797
John Waters Basford b. Nov 20, 1798
Cordelia Basford b. abt 1799
George Washington Waters Basford b. Dec 1800
Parents of Thomas Fowler Basford are:
Thomas Basford d. 1782
m. Susannah Fowler
children :
Thomas Fowler Basford b. 1758
Christine Basford
John Basford
Richard Basford
Frederick Basford
Zachariah Basford
Benjamin Basford
Jemina Basford
Rachel Basford
Parents of Thomas Basford -
Thomas Basford b. Middlesex Cty Va 1706; d. Anne Arundel Cty MD 1767
m. Rachel ? of Anne Arundel Cty MD
Children:
Thomas Basford
Margaret Basford m. ? Fowler
Mileah Basford m. ? Linthicum
Mary Basford m. ? Morgan
Elizabeth Basford m.? Iiams
Stephen Basford
I have posted copies of the wills of these people on the Basford.org site.
If you have any questions please email me at auroranae@aol.com (~dawn Basford- Anne Arundel County MD)
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Received via email from Myrna Clark (myrna.clark@worldnet.att.net) 3 June, 2002:
I don't have the information at my finger tips on proof of Geo. Washington Waters Basford's parents but I can lead you to it. There are several documents of interest in Frederick County, Maryland. One document is an indenture, or bond, where his Mother indentured him to a man to learn the tailoring business. She gave his full name and birth date which lines up with our records. She may have made him a year younger or older than he was, wonder if this was to keep him indentured a bit longer, or less. We have wondered if his Father had died and the Mother couldn't support her younger children. Cassandra Basford indentured out two of her sons in the same document.
The other document of interest is a list of supplies that George Basford ordered the year before he went to Ohio. He went with a full wagon load. Probably more than one. Maybe at that time he was planning on setting up his mercantile store.
Through the census and other records we find that George Basford ran a mercantile store (where he would use his tailoring knowledge) and we also find him being owed some money in an estate settlement for making shoes for someone. (This was before George Jr. was old enough to be a shoemaker). In his latter years he is a basket maker. All sewing and weaving skills. He also owned a mill at Jeromesville and bought so much real estate. At one time on the census his worth was much greater than all others around him and I feel that he was the Realtor and land investor of his day. It is so unfortunate that no one wrote up a biographical sketch for him in the history of Ashland County. He was such an early settler and contributed so much to the community for a period close to 50 years.
Sorry about not having the documents now but I know that you can find them through Frederick County. What departments, I don't know. Maybe inquire at the Genealogical Society first. I was told about the documents from someone who had visited there. And, there is still a Basford Road!
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A message board on RootsWeb includes this: "George Washington Basford B. MD 22 Dec. 1801 (Source: Frederick Co., MD - Indentures Orphans Ct. Proceedings HS3 March 1, 1919 MD State Arch.). He was indentured by the court to learn the art of tailoring until age 21y. He died in Ashland Co., OH 3 Mar 1871 at age 70 y 2m 11d. He mar. Ann Ridgely in Frederick by License 16 Jul 1822." And Alta Siegert (altajnet@webtv.net) offered via email in June, 2002:
"In brief, my line is through John Waters Basford 20 Nov 1798-22 Mar 1857 of Frederick Co., Md. He was the son of Thomas Basford who married Cassandra Waters 2 Apr 1784 in Prince George Co., Md. Their children were Adamson Waters Basford , Alfred Basford,, John Waters Basford, Millie Basford, Eleanor Basford Cordelia Basford and George Washington Waters Basford. I have data on these families and can trace them back.
"Now, where does your George W. belong? I do not believe we have definitive documentation. There are two indentures in Frederick Co. of importance. I have a George Washington Basford B. Md. 22 Dec. 1801 (Source: Frederick Co., Md. Indentures Orphans Ct. Proceedings HS3 March 1, 1819 Md State Arch.). 'George Basford, orphan, was indentured by the court to learn the art of tailoring to Christian Tabler until age 21y. He was 17 years on Dec. 22 last'. This would make him born 22 Dec 1801. Your George W. was a tailor when he first went to Ashland Co with the Ridgely family and died in Ashland Co. Ohio 3 Mar 1871 at age 70 y 2m 11d. He mar. Ann Ridgely in Frederick by Liscense 16 Jul 1822. However, if the age at death is correct in Ashland Co., he would have been born 23 Dec 1800. Is this one and the same man? I am not too concerned that the day is one day off, but the one year difference in the year is a concern. The Frederick date would be closer to the event. By 1871, age at death could have been as good as someone's memory. I have never found a recorded birth for him.
"Another Indenture RB1 on 10 Mar 1815 in Frederick Co.. (At this time Cassandra Basford, wife of Thomas was making arrangments for all of her children.) reads 'John Waters Bassford and George Washington Waters Bassford, the former 16 years of age on 20 Nov last bound to Mathew Brown clothe manufacturer until both reach 21 years of age. John W. Bassford to be taught spinning and weaving and Georg W. Bassford to learn fulling and dyeing. In lieu of a suit of clothes Mathew Brown agrees to allow the mother of the orphans $8.00 a month and the mother shall find their clothes." Signed Mathew Brown and Cassandra Bassford, her mark.. The witnesses: John H Simmons and Davis Richardson. I never found any additional records for this George Washington Waters Bassford. The father Thomas had died by this time. It is believed in the War of 1812.' No age is given for the younger George W. This could also be your George W. or both indentures could be the same George W. Basford. Both Mathew Brown and Christian Tabler were in southern Frederick Co. where the Basford's lived.
"There is a will for George W. written 8 Aug 1870 with a codicil added 5 Feb 1871. My notes say he did not name his children by first wife.
"I also wanted to mention some names passed down through the years in my family that also occur in your families: Marion, Albertus (Albert), George, Cordellia, Cornelia, Sylvester and of course, Thomas and John. Popular names of the times or clues??"
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"History of Ashland County, Ohio", p. 405: "George W. Basford emigrated from Maryland to Mohican Township, in October, 1824...."
[58949] June is daughter of Alfred Oscar Dame (1903-1960) & Beatrice Caroline Doucette (1910-1990).
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[576] Robert received his father's English fiefs in 1118, becoming Earl of Leicester; was a chief advisor to King Stephen, but made his peace with Henry II and became Chief Justiciar of England. "First among the lay nobles he signed the Constitution of Clarendon, he sought to reconcile Henry and Archbishop Becket, and was twice in charge of the kingdom during the king's absences in France. The earl founded the abbey of St. Mary de Pre at Leicester and other religious houses, and by a charter confirmed the burgesses of Leicester in the possession of their merchant-guild and customs." -Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956, 3:275. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/james/f023.htm#I1226X1 in 2003 states: "Robert (Called Bossu) de Bellomont, 2nd Earl of Leicester, adhering to King Henry I upon all occasions, was with that monarch at his decease in 1135, and he afterwards as staunchly supported the interests of his grandson, Henry II, upon whose accession to the throne, he was constituted Justice of England. He married (1) Godehilde, daughter of Raoul de Toeni II., who bore him no children, and from whom he was separated by 1090. When between fifty or sixty years of age, he married (2) Lady Elizabeth, according to Crispin and Macary, and she, being young, was won over by William de Warren II, Earl of Warren and Surrey, so that she finally deserted him. Another source, Wurts, has him marrying (2) Amicia Waer (Ware). daughter of Ralph de Waer (Ware), Earl of Norfolk." Robert's twin brother, Waleran ("first born"), inherited the Norman and French fiefs as well as the English lands which had belonged to his grandfather Roger de Beaumont. For further information, see "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), pp. 18-19. Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_de_Beaumont,_2nd_Earl_of_Leicester.
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[28945] http://www.thepeerage.com/p1341.htm states "Patrick Gray, 6th Lord Gray held the office of Gentleman of the Bedchamber to King James VI in 1584. He held the office of Master of the Wardrobe to King James VI in 1584. He was invested as a Privy Counsellor (P.C.) [Scotland] in 1585. In 1587 he was banished from the Scottish court, after having possibly schemed for the execution of Mary Queen of Scots while Ambassador to England. In 1589 he returned to the Scottish court and the King's favour. He succeeded to the title of 6th Lord Gray [S., 1445] before 10 March 1607/8." http://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info offers: "Diplomat and 'favourite' of James VI, with a career steeped in intrigue and treachery. Gray was raised as a Protestant and educated at the University of Glasgow. In 1575, while still young, he married Elizabeth Lyon, daughter of John, the 8th Lord Glamis (c.1544-77), but the marriage quickly failed. Gray removed himself to France, became a Roman Catholic and joined the supporters of Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-87), who by this time lay in an English prison. He returned to Scotland in 1583, and immediately endeared himself to the young James VI (1566 - 1625) through the knowledge Gray had obtained of his mother, while conspiring with James Stewart, Earl of Arran (d. 1595) to ensure Mary remained in captivity. Gray was appointed Ambassador to England in 1584 and took the opportunity to plot the downfall of Arran while advancing his own position. He brokered negotiations between Elizabeth I and James over the fate of Mary, having decided that she should be executed or quietly assassinated. However, Mary's execution brought Gray's own down-fall; when he returned to Scotland it became clear that public opinion thought her execution harsh and Gray was held responsible. He was declared a traitor, jailed and banished from Scotland for a short time. James remained fond of Gray and allowed him to return in 1589, restoring his offices. Gray quickly returned to his discreditable career. With Francis Stewart, 5th Earl of Bothwell (c.1562 - c.1614), he attempted to take his king hostage at Falkland in 1592 and was party to a variety of other distasteful events. Surprisingly James continued to support him. In 1585, Gray married again. His bride was a cousin of his king, Lady Margaret Stuart, daughter of Robert Stewart, Earl of Orkney (1533 - 1593), who was the illegitimate son of King James V (1512-42). The Master of Gray succeeded his father as the 6th Lord Gray in 1609, only three years before his death."
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[44285] Fannie m. Roy W. Brownson.
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[11129] Adalbert m. Adelheid of Saxe-Meiningen (1891-1971).
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| |_Elizabeth SCHNOCK _______|_Elizabeth GERBRIG ____________
| (1766 - 1853) m 1785 (1734 - 1804)
_Philip Schmidt REITZ _|
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| | _Peter SCHMIDT ___________|_Maria Elizabeth BROSIUS ______
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| | | (1752 - 1806) m 1772
| |_Maria Elizabeth HETRICK _|_Anna Catharina BROSIUS _______
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_Joel REITZ _________|
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| | _Valentine REHBOCK ____________+
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| | _Johann Michael REBUCK ___|_Anna Barbara BALDAUF _________
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| _Gottfried SCHREFFLER ____|_Anna Maria WEBER _____________
| | (1752 - 1812) (1716 - 1776)
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| | | _John Philip LEBO ________|_Anna Catharina JORDAN ________
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[32331] The unverified LeckKill Geist file in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "When Lewis Edwin Reitz was born on June 28, 1879, in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, his father, Joel, was 24 and his mother, Mary, was 19. He married Ida Gottshall on December 25, 1900, in Leck Kill, Pennsylvania. They had nine children during their marriage. He died on April 12, 1961, at the age of 81." "Elizabethville Echo, 13 April 1961," p. 1: "Lewis E. Reitz of Leck Kill, died on Wednesday at the age of 81 years. Mr. Reitz who had retired a number of years ago, formerly operated a general store at Leck Kill, and had served as postmaster at that place for twenty-seven years. He was a member of St John's . Church, Leck Kill. Survivors are the following sons and daughters, Norman J. of Emporium; Lester, of Leck Kill; Irvin E. of Butler; Emory, of Dornsife; Dr. Melvin Reitz, Tower City; Mrs. Russell Geist, Leek Kill; Mrs. Charles Moyer of Breinigsville R. D. 1; Mrs. Lawrence Rothermel, Klingerstown R. D., and Mrs. John F. Adams of Progress. Also surviving are three brothers, William O. Reitz, Elizabethville; Irvin. D., of Allentown, and Lloyd Reitz of Gratz; twenty-six grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren."
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[56190] John is son of John Wilson (b. 1755) & Mary Hibbert (b. in 1764). John's father served in the War for Indeendence.