Rev War soldier at age 14 helping his father Joseph.
According to THE REMEMBRANCE STORY OF GEORGE H PUNTENNEY SR
as told to his grandson, George H Puntenney, son of John and Armintah Wright-Puntenney, who was born in a log cabin Jan 8, 1828. The children of George H Puntenney SR and Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton-Puntenney were 8
SIBLINGS:
Aquilla -
Henderson -
Nancy (McDaniel
Nelson Puntenney,
Priscilla (Puntenney) McDaniel,
Samuel Puntenney and
John Puntenney
'**********************************************************
Revolution War Years
"he was only 14-15 when he assisted his father, Joseph in/around the Chesapeake Bay where they lived. They delivered supplies and mail to the soldiers. " "Joseph died 2 years after the on-set of the War."
According to The Remembrance Story of George H SR. "as told to his grandson,
AND the Court Declaration for Pension
After his father, Joseph died there was an Administration Sale, and the young Puntenney's moved to Braddocks old battle field (12 miles from Ft. Duquesno) They cleared the land. And afterward the family scattered out.
George Sr. became a Scout on the frontier until the close of the war. After that George met up with a man named Tate, or Tait and they established a Trading Post on Big River and traded with the Delaware Indians. George's part was the transportation of their goods by pack horse from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, Ohio, at this time called Guyahoga. On one of these trips one of the pack horses ran down a hill at a large creek and fell and broke her neck. After that the creek was known as "Break Neck Creek" Also on one of his trips through Pittsburgh he met an Irish girl whom he called Peggy. They fell hopelessly in love and married."
Married life in Wheeling, West Virginia.
1788--George H. Sr. married Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton, In Allegheny, Ft. Pitts, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (this is in my notes but the source is not named) They began their married life in a block house in Wheeling. Their first son William H. Puntenney was born there and also Aunt Sarah (Russel).
Life in Hingaton Creek, Bourbon County, Kentucky
3 more children were born-- Mary (Aunt Polly), Joseph and George H. Jr. was born 1797-1799. While there Peggy learned the art of "bleeding" and other home remedy skills.
Opposed to Slavery
G-g-g grampa George SR. had always been opposed to slavery, his sojourn in Kentucky thoroughly disgusted him, so he pulled up stakes and moved the family to Puntenney's Fork of Stout's Run in Adams County, Ohio about March 1800. 1st September 1800 James Puntenney was born. He was the second white child to be born in Green Township, Adams County, Ohio. (Obediah Stout was the first)
Ohio/Underground Railroad
"Several of the Puntenney families used their homes as STATIONS in the Underground Railroad". Their farms were in Rome, which is located right along the river between Kentucky and Ohio. The county court has numerous pages of the Puntenney's, the Stout's and the Truitt families pulling people out of the river, some alive but some did not make it alive.
1830 Adams county Ohio census
Name of Head of Family
Punteney, Geo. H. Sr.
Free White Males= 60-70=1
Free White Females= 20-30=1 / 60-70=1
George Sr. born 1759 would be listed in the 60-70 column
wife Margaret Hamilton-Puntenney born 1765 IRELAND-would be in the 60-70 column
7 farms away is his father George Jr and 3 kids females
Free White Males= -5=1 / 30-40=1
Free White Females= -5=1 / 5-10=1 / 20-30=1
George born 1798 would be listed in the 30-40 column
wife Rhoda Truitt-Puntenney born 1804 would be in the 20-30 column
1 son under 5 is Parker Truitt B:1826
2 daughters= 1 born 1825-30 and 1 born 1825-1820
(The daughters would be 2 of the missing children.)
and 5 farms away is john Punteny
and after the 1830 census another child was born: name unknown? I'll bet this was a son, George H III...
1840 Green Township, Adams, Ohio,
Head of Family:
NAME: George H Puntney
Page 2 line 3rd from the bottom
Free white Males: 70-80=1
Free white Females: 40-50=1 / 70-80=1
on the same page and 20 lines up are
John and James PUNTNEY and families
George H.SR... born 1760-1770 would be listed in the 70-80 column
wife was said to have already died in 70-80 column
And another female age:40-50 would be???
Citing this Record
1850 Green, Adams, Ohio,
Age 49
Birth Year (Estimated) 1801
Birthplace Ohio
House Number 124
James Punteney M 49 Ohio
Martha Punteney F 45 Ohio
John Punteney M 26 Ohio
Elizabeth Punteney F 19 Ohio
Mary J Punteney F 8 Ohio
James H Punteney M 2 Ohio
George H Punteney M 88 Massachusetts (NO WAY! s/b MARYLAND)
Naomi Waite F 76 Delaware
Mary Puntney F 56 Kentucky (spinster- daughter)
Enos Duning M 17 Ohio
John Wait M 19 Ohio
Sarah Wait F 18 Ohio
Alex Mcclaren M 53 Ohio
Thos Cole M 22 Ohio
Citing this Record
William H - born 8/9/1792 Wheeling W.Virginia Mar; Lydia Pixley --they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana --#58921661
Sarah -born Nov. 9, 1794 Wheeling, W.Virginia-mar: LT. William Russel
they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana [her inscription:54y 6m 9d Consort of William]
Mary (Aunt Polly) born 1794 - 1877 Hingaton Creek, Bourbon Co. KY never married.
Joseph - born 1796 - 1883 Hingaton Creek,
marr: Martha Russel 3 Jan 1822
moved to Fayette Indiana and their children were:
Fannie/Sarah/John R/
George H Puntenney (this would be the author of the book, 37th regiment" SEE memorial 37350482 who married Mary Josephine Ross)
Margaret J/William/Martha/Serepta...
George H JR.-1798 - 1845 Hingaton Creek marr: Rhoda Minnie Truitt and stayed in Adams Co. Ohio until his death. their children were 7 (as per Russel's obit "1 of 7")
Parker Truitt-Margaret-Russel-James M (who Rhoda lived with until her death)
still looking for the other 3 kids.
then March 1800 George Sr moved them all to Puntenney's Fork, Stout's Run, Adams Co. (Rome) Ohio, where on
Sept. 1, 1800 James was born in Stout's Run
Marr: Martha Waite and they stayed in Stout's Run died 1890
Ann 1802 - 1887 married Stephen Beach 14 years later they moved to Louisville Indiana
#136339140
John 1804 - 1865 married Armintah Wright
and their son, George H Puntenney, is the one that Sr told the story to. They stayed in Stout's Run until after 1833.
G-g-g grandson #36330638 Winfield Puntenney Niblo
According to THE REMEMBRANCE STORY OF GEORGE H PUNTENNEY SR
as told to his grandson, George H Puntenney, son of John and Armintah Wright-Puntenney, who was born in a log cabin Jan 8, 1828. The children of George H Puntenney SR and Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton-Puntenney were 8
SIBLINGS:
Aquilla -
Henderson -
Nancy (McDaniel
Nelson Puntenney,
Priscilla (Puntenney) McDaniel,
Samuel Puntenney and
John Puntenney
'**********************************************************
Revolution War Years
"he was only 14-15 when he assisted his father, Joseph in/around the Chesapeake Bay where they lived. They delivered supplies and mail to the soldiers. " "Joseph died 2 years after the on-set of the War."
According to The Remembrance Story of George H SR. "as told to his grandson,
AND the Court Declaration for Pension
After his father, Joseph died there was an Administration Sale, and the young Puntenney's moved to Braddocks old battle field (12 miles from Ft. Duquesno) They cleared the land. And afterward the family scattered out.
George Sr. became a Scout on the frontier until the close of the war. After that George met up with a man named Tate, or Tait and they established a Trading Post on Big River and traded with the Delaware Indians. George's part was the transportation of their goods by pack horse from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, Ohio, at this time called Guyahoga. On one of these trips one of the pack horses ran down a hill at a large creek and fell and broke her neck. After that the creek was known as "Break Neck Creek" Also on one of his trips through Pittsburgh he met an Irish girl whom he called Peggy. They fell hopelessly in love and married."
Married life in Wheeling, West Virginia.
1788--George H. Sr. married Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton, In Allegheny, Ft. Pitts, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (this is in my notes but the source is not named) They began their married life in a block house in Wheeling. Their first son William H. Puntenney was born there and also Aunt Sarah (Russel).
Life in Hingaton Creek, Bourbon County, Kentucky
3 more children were born-- Mary (Aunt Polly), Joseph and George H. Jr. was born 1797-1799. While there Peggy learned the art of "bleeding" and other home remedy skills.
Opposed to Slavery
G-g-g grampa George SR. had always been opposed to slavery, his sojourn in Kentucky thoroughly disgusted him, so he pulled up stakes and moved the family to Puntenney's Fork of Stout's Run in Adams County, Ohio about March 1800. 1st September 1800 James Puntenney was born. He was the second white child to be born in Green Township, Adams County, Ohio. (Obediah Stout was the first)
Ohio/Underground Railroad
"Several of the Puntenney families used their homes as STATIONS in the Underground Railroad". Their farms were in Rome, which is located right along the river between Kentucky and Ohio. The county court has numerous pages of the Puntenney's, the Stout's and the Truitt families pulling people out of the river, some alive but some did not make it alive.
1830 Adams county Ohio census
Name of Head of Family
Punteney, Geo. H. Sr.
Free White Males= 60-70=1
Free White Females= 20-30=1 / 60-70=1
George Sr. born 1759 would be listed in the 60-70 column
wife Margaret Hamilton-Puntenney born 1765 IRELAND-would be in the 60-70 column
7 farms away is his father George Jr and 3 kids females
Free White Males= -5=1 / 30-40=1
Free White Females= -5=1 / 5-10=1 / 20-30=1
George born 1798 would be listed in the 30-40 column
wife Rhoda Truitt-Puntenney born 1804 would be in the 20-30 column
1 son under 5 is Parker Truitt B:1826
2 daughters= 1 born 1825-30 and 1 born 1825-1820
(The daughters would be 2 of the missing children.)
and 5 farms away is john Punteny
and after the 1830 census another child was born: name unknown? I'll bet this was a son, George H III...
1840 Green Township, Adams, Ohio,
Head of Family:
NAME: George H Puntney
Page 2 line 3rd from the bottom
Free white Males: 70-80=1
Free white Females: 40-50=1 / 70-80=1
on the same page and 20 lines up are
John and James PUNTNEY and families
George H.SR... born 1760-1770 would be listed in the 70-80 column
wife was said to have already died in 70-80 column
And another female age:40-50 would be???
Citing this Record
1850 Green, Adams, Ohio,
Age 49
Birth Year (Estimated) 1801
Birthplace Ohio
House Number 124
James Punteney M 49 Ohio
Martha Punteney F 45 Ohio
John Punteney M 26 Ohio
Elizabeth Punteney F 19 Ohio
Mary J Punteney F 8 Ohio
James H Punteney M 2 Ohio
George H Punteney M 88 Massachusetts (NO WAY! s/b MARYLAND)
Naomi Waite F 76 Delaware
Mary Puntney F 56 Kentucky (spinster- daughter)
Enos Duning M 17 Ohio
John Wait M 19 Ohio
Sarah Wait F 18 Ohio
Alex Mcclaren M 53 Ohio
Thos Cole M 22 Ohio
Citing this Record
William H - born 8/9/1792 Wheeling W.Virginia Mar; Lydia Pixley --they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana --#58921661
Sarah -born Nov. 9, 1794 Wheeling, W.Virginia-mar: LT. William Russel
they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana [her inscription:54y 6m 9d Consort of William]
Mary (Aunt Polly) born 1794 - 1877 Hingaton Creek, Bourbon Co. KY never married.
Joseph - born 1796 - 1883 Hingaton Creek,
marr: Martha Russel 3 Jan 1822
moved to Fayette Indiana and their children were:
Fannie/Sarah/John R/
George H Puntenney (this would be the author of the book, 37th regiment" SEE memorial 37350482 who married Mary Josephine Ross)
Margaret J/William/Martha/Serepta...
George H JR.-1798 - 1845 Hingaton Creek marr: Rhoda Minnie Truitt and stayed in Adams Co. Ohio until his death. their children were 7 (as per Russel's obit "1 of 7")
Parker Truitt-Margaret-Russel-James M (who Rhoda lived with until her death)
still looking for the other 3 kids.
then March 1800 George Sr moved them all to Puntenney's Fork, Stout's Run, Adams Co. (Rome) Ohio, where on
Sept. 1, 1800 James was born in Stout's Run
Marr: Martha Waite and they stayed in Stout's Run died 1890
Ann 1802 - 1887 married Stephen Beach 14 years later they moved to Louisville Indiana
#136339140
John 1804 - 1865 married Armintah Wright
and their son, George H Puntenney, is the one that Sr told the story to. They stayed in Stout's Run until after 1833.
G-g-g grandson #36330638 Winfield Puntenney Niblo
Rev War soldier at age 14 helping his father Joseph.
According to THE REMEMBRANCE STORY OF GEORGE H PUNTENNEY SR
as told to his grandson, George H Puntenney, son of John and Armintah Wright-Puntenney, who was born in a log cabin Jan 8, 1828. The children of George H Puntenney SR and Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton-Puntenney were 8
SIBLINGS:
Aquilla -
Henderson -
Nancy (McDaniel
Nelson Puntenney,
Priscilla (Puntenney) McDaniel,
Samuel Puntenney and
John Puntenney
'**********************************************************
Revolution War Years
"he was only 14-15 when he assisted his father, Joseph in/around the Chesapeake Bay where they lived. They delivered supplies and mail to the soldiers. " "Joseph died 2 years after the on-set of the War."
According to The Remembrance Story of George H SR. "as told to his grandson,
AND the Court Declaration for Pension
After his father, Joseph died there was an Administration Sale, and the young Puntenney's moved to Braddocks old battle field (12 miles from Ft. Duquesno) They cleared the land. And afterward the family scattered out.
George Sr. became a Scout on the frontier until the close of the war. After that George met up with a man named Tate, or Tait and they established a Trading Post on Big River and traded with the Delaware Indians. George's part was the transportation of their goods by pack horse from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, Ohio, at this time called Guyahoga. On one of these trips one of the pack horses ran down a hill at a large creek and fell and broke her neck. After that the creek was known as "Break Neck Creek" Also on one of his trips through Pittsburgh he met an Irish girl whom he called Peggy. They fell hopelessly in love and married."
Married life in Wheeling, West Virginia.
1788--George H. Sr. married Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton, In Allegheny, Ft. Pitts, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (this is in my notes but the source is not named) They began their married life in a block house in Wheeling. Their first son William H. Puntenney was born there and also Aunt Sarah (Russel).
Life in Hingaton Creek, Bourbon County, Kentucky
3 more children were born-- Mary (Aunt Polly), Joseph and George H. Jr. was born 1797-1799. While there Peggy learned the art of "bleeding" and other home remedy skills.
Opposed to Slavery
G-g-g grampa George SR. had always been opposed to slavery, his sojourn in Kentucky thoroughly disgusted him, so he pulled up stakes and moved the family to Puntenney's Fork of Stout's Run in Adams County, Ohio about March 1800. 1st September 1800 James Puntenney was born. He was the second white child to be born in Green Township, Adams County, Ohio. (Obediah Stout was the first)
Ohio/Underground Railroad
"Several of the Puntenney families used their homes as STATIONS in the Underground Railroad". Their farms were in Rome, which is located right along the river between Kentucky and Ohio. The county court has numerous pages of the Puntenney's, the Stout's and the Truitt families pulling people out of the river, some alive but some did not make it alive.
1830 Adams county Ohio census
Name of Head of Family
Punteney, Geo. H. Sr.
Free White Males= 60-70=1
Free White Females= 20-30=1 / 60-70=1
George Sr. born 1759 would be listed in the 60-70 column
wife Margaret Hamilton-Puntenney born 1765 IRELAND-would be in the 60-70 column
7 farms away is his father George Jr and 3 kids females
Free White Males= -5=1 / 30-40=1
Free White Females= -5=1 / 5-10=1 / 20-30=1
George born 1798 would be listed in the 30-40 column
wife Rhoda Truitt-Puntenney born 1804 would be in the 20-30 column
1 son under 5 is Parker Truitt B:1826
2 daughters= 1 born 1825-30 and 1 born 1825-1820
(The daughters would be 2 of the missing children.)
and 5 farms away is john Punteny
and after the 1830 census another child was born: name unknown? I'll bet this was a son, George H III...
1840 Green Township, Adams, Ohio,
Head of Family:
NAME: George H Puntney
Page 2 line 3rd from the bottom
Free white Males: 70-80=1
Free white Females: 40-50=1 / 70-80=1
on the same page and 20 lines up are
John and James PUNTNEY and families
George H.SR... born 1760-1770 would be listed in the 70-80 column
wife was said to have already died in 70-80 column
And another female age:40-50 would be???
Citing this Record
1850 Green, Adams, Ohio,
Age 49
Birth Year (Estimated) 1801
Birthplace Ohio
House Number 124
James Punteney M 49 Ohio
Martha Punteney F 45 Ohio
John Punteney M 26 Ohio
Elizabeth Punteney F 19 Ohio
Mary J Punteney F 8 Ohio
James H Punteney M 2 Ohio
George H Punteney M 88 Massachusetts (NO WAY! s/b MARYLAND)
Naomi Waite F 76 Delaware
Mary Puntney F 56 Kentucky (spinster- daughter)
Enos Duning M 17 Ohio
John Wait M 19 Ohio
Sarah Wait F 18 Ohio
Alex Mcclaren M 53 Ohio
Thos Cole M 22 Ohio
Citing this Record
William H - born 8/9/1792 Wheeling W.Virginia Mar; Lydia Pixley --they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana --#58921661
Sarah -born Nov. 9, 1794 Wheeling, W.Virginia-mar: LT. William Russel
they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana [her inscription:54y 6m 9d Consort of William]
Mary (Aunt Polly) born 1794 - 1877 Hingaton Creek, Bourbon Co. KY never married.
Joseph - born 1796 - 1883 Hingaton Creek,
marr: Martha Russel 3 Jan 1822
moved to Fayette Indiana and their children were:
Fannie/Sarah/John R/
George H Puntenney (this would be the author of the book, 37th regiment" SEE memorial 37350482 who married Mary Josephine Ross)
Margaret J/William/Martha/Serepta...
George H JR.-1798 - 1845 Hingaton Creek marr: Rhoda Minnie Truitt and stayed in Adams Co. Ohio until his death. their children were 7 (as per Russel's obit "1 of 7")
Parker Truitt-Margaret-Russel-James M (who Rhoda lived with until her death)
still looking for the other 3 kids.
then March 1800 George Sr moved them all to Puntenney's Fork, Stout's Run, Adams Co. (Rome) Ohio, where on
Sept. 1, 1800 James was born in Stout's Run
Marr: Martha Waite and they stayed in Stout's Run died 1890
Ann 1802 - 1887 married Stephen Beach 14 years later they moved to Louisville Indiana
#136339140
John 1804 - 1865 married Armintah Wright
and their son, George H Puntenney, is the one that Sr told the story to. They stayed in Stout's Run until after 1833.
G-g-g grandson #36330638 Winfield Puntenney Niblo
According to THE REMEMBRANCE STORY OF GEORGE H PUNTENNEY SR
as told to his grandson, George H Puntenney, son of John and Armintah Wright-Puntenney, who was born in a log cabin Jan 8, 1828. The children of George H Puntenney SR and Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton-Puntenney were 8
SIBLINGS:
Aquilla -
Henderson -
Nancy (McDaniel
Nelson Puntenney,
Priscilla (Puntenney) McDaniel,
Samuel Puntenney and
John Puntenney
'**********************************************************
Revolution War Years
"he was only 14-15 when he assisted his father, Joseph in/around the Chesapeake Bay where they lived. They delivered supplies and mail to the soldiers. " "Joseph died 2 years after the on-set of the War."
According to The Remembrance Story of George H SR. "as told to his grandson,
AND the Court Declaration for Pension
After his father, Joseph died there was an Administration Sale, and the young Puntenney's moved to Braddocks old battle field (12 miles from Ft. Duquesno) They cleared the land. And afterward the family scattered out.
George Sr. became a Scout on the frontier until the close of the war. After that George met up with a man named Tate, or Tait and they established a Trading Post on Big River and traded with the Delaware Indians. George's part was the transportation of their goods by pack horse from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, Ohio, at this time called Guyahoga. On one of these trips one of the pack horses ran down a hill at a large creek and fell and broke her neck. After that the creek was known as "Break Neck Creek" Also on one of his trips through Pittsburgh he met an Irish girl whom he called Peggy. They fell hopelessly in love and married."
Married life in Wheeling, West Virginia.
1788--George H. Sr. married Margaret "Peggy" Hamilton, In Allegheny, Ft. Pitts, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (this is in my notes but the source is not named) They began their married life in a block house in Wheeling. Their first son William H. Puntenney was born there and also Aunt Sarah (Russel).
Life in Hingaton Creek, Bourbon County, Kentucky
3 more children were born-- Mary (Aunt Polly), Joseph and George H. Jr. was born 1797-1799. While there Peggy learned the art of "bleeding" and other home remedy skills.
Opposed to Slavery
G-g-g grampa George SR. had always been opposed to slavery, his sojourn in Kentucky thoroughly disgusted him, so he pulled up stakes and moved the family to Puntenney's Fork of Stout's Run in Adams County, Ohio about March 1800. 1st September 1800 James Puntenney was born. He was the second white child to be born in Green Township, Adams County, Ohio. (Obediah Stout was the first)
Ohio/Underground Railroad
"Several of the Puntenney families used their homes as STATIONS in the Underground Railroad". Their farms were in Rome, which is located right along the river between Kentucky and Ohio. The county court has numerous pages of the Puntenney's, the Stout's and the Truitt families pulling people out of the river, some alive but some did not make it alive.
1830 Adams county Ohio census
Name of Head of Family
Punteney, Geo. H. Sr.
Free White Males= 60-70=1
Free White Females= 20-30=1 / 60-70=1
George Sr. born 1759 would be listed in the 60-70 column
wife Margaret Hamilton-Puntenney born 1765 IRELAND-would be in the 60-70 column
7 farms away is his father George Jr and 3 kids females
Free White Males= -5=1 / 30-40=1
Free White Females= -5=1 / 5-10=1 / 20-30=1
George born 1798 would be listed in the 30-40 column
wife Rhoda Truitt-Puntenney born 1804 would be in the 20-30 column
1 son under 5 is Parker Truitt B:1826
2 daughters= 1 born 1825-30 and 1 born 1825-1820
(The daughters would be 2 of the missing children.)
and 5 farms away is john Punteny
and after the 1830 census another child was born: name unknown? I'll bet this was a son, George H III...
1840 Green Township, Adams, Ohio,
Head of Family:
NAME: George H Puntney
Page 2 line 3rd from the bottom
Free white Males: 70-80=1
Free white Females: 40-50=1 / 70-80=1
on the same page and 20 lines up are
John and James PUNTNEY and families
George H.SR... born 1760-1770 would be listed in the 70-80 column
wife was said to have already died in 70-80 column
And another female age:40-50 would be???
Citing this Record
1850 Green, Adams, Ohio,
Age 49
Birth Year (Estimated) 1801
Birthplace Ohio
House Number 124
James Punteney M 49 Ohio
Martha Punteney F 45 Ohio
John Punteney M 26 Ohio
Elizabeth Punteney F 19 Ohio
Mary J Punteney F 8 Ohio
James H Punteney M 2 Ohio
George H Punteney M 88 Massachusetts (NO WAY! s/b MARYLAND)
Naomi Waite F 76 Delaware
Mary Puntney F 56 Kentucky (spinster- daughter)
Enos Duning M 17 Ohio
John Wait M 19 Ohio
Sarah Wait F 18 Ohio
Alex Mcclaren M 53 Ohio
Thos Cole M 22 Ohio
Citing this Record
William H - born 8/9/1792 Wheeling W.Virginia Mar; Lydia Pixley --they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana --#58921661
Sarah -born Nov. 9, 1794 Wheeling, W.Virginia-mar: LT. William Russel
they moved to Fayette Co. Indiana [her inscription:54y 6m 9d Consort of William]
Mary (Aunt Polly) born 1794 - 1877 Hingaton Creek, Bourbon Co. KY never married.
Joseph - born 1796 - 1883 Hingaton Creek,
marr: Martha Russel 3 Jan 1822
moved to Fayette Indiana and their children were:
Fannie/Sarah/John R/
George H Puntenney (this would be the author of the book, 37th regiment" SEE memorial 37350482 who married Mary Josephine Ross)
Margaret J/William/Martha/Serepta...
George H JR.-1798 - 1845 Hingaton Creek marr: Rhoda Minnie Truitt and stayed in Adams Co. Ohio until his death. their children were 7 (as per Russel's obit "1 of 7")
Parker Truitt-Margaret-Russel-James M (who Rhoda lived with until her death)
still looking for the other 3 kids.
then March 1800 George Sr moved them all to Puntenney's Fork, Stout's Run, Adams Co. (Rome) Ohio, where on
Sept. 1, 1800 James was born in Stout's Run
Marr: Martha Waite and they stayed in Stout's Run died 1890
Ann 1802 - 1887 married Stephen Beach 14 years later they moved to Louisville Indiana
#136339140
John 1804 - 1865 married Armintah Wright
and their son, George H Puntenney, is the one that Sr told the story to. They stayed in Stout's Run until after 1833.
G-g-g grandson #36330638 Winfield Puntenney Niblo
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