William FARMER, JR.

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    NAME John /Farmer/ GIVN John

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    NAME John /Farmer/ SURN Farmer

    John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary

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    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    Taylor. They move to Columbiana Co., Ohio in 1804 with Thomas Farmer.

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    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    John d Cleveland OH 9 June 1856. Mary is the sister of Ann Taylor who

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    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC m
    Thomas Farmer. (see Taylor) On 30 Oct 1800 John, Planter of Columbia

    Line 31327 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    Co, sold Jesse Hurst, Planter, for $360, 90 acres of 200 acres granted

    Line 31328 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    William Farmer 1, late deceased, on Cane Creek and Little River. (This

    Line 31329 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    may have been     sold by John the son of William 1. Deed Book Y,  p

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    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    322)
    Near Salineville Ohio John bored for salt and mined coal. He opened a

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    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    vein of natural gas and used it to illuminate his home. He was an

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    NOTE John Farmer, b NC 12 Dec 1776, m Wrightsboro M M 27 Mar 1799 Mary CONC
    Elder in the Quaker Church. They had eight children.

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    SOUR @S4@

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC first settlers on Stillwater was a considerable of neighborhood of the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Friends. A church organization and meeting was granted them by West

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Branch Quarterly Meeting of Union Township, Miami Co., Ohio and

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC services first held in the summer of 1807. They erected a meeting

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC house called "Rocky Spring" about 3/4 of a mile west of the Dayton &

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Covington Turnpike on Section 36, where services were held for about

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC twenty-five years, but nothing now remains to mark its site except a

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC small neglected cemetery which has not been used for many years. Some

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC of the early members of this organization were William Farmer with his

    Line 31347 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC sons William and John. The Methodists had no organized society in this

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC township until 1819. In that year an announcement was made and the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC following named members of that faith assembled at the house of the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Rev. George Hoffman: Jesse, William and John Farmer.

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    SOUR QUAY 3

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    BIRT SOUR @S4@

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the

    Line 31357 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC Wrightsboro Restoration Foundation, Thomson, Goergia. Gpf 975.802

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC W954s:

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONT The Quakers found that they were not going to be able to live their

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC lives the way their faith directed. It was against their beliefs to

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC employ slaves and they were unable to compete with slave labor. They

    Line 31362 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC began a gradual departure from Wrightsboro which was complete by 1806.

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC Most of those who left moved on to Ohio and Indiana, leaving behind

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC them their dreams of a peaceful life in Georgia and thirty-five years

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC of disillusion.

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONT Wrightsboro Township Landholders Before 1776: William Farmer.

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    BIRT SOUR QUAY 2

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    BIRT SOUR @S5@

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families,

    Line 31370 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families, CONC their Ancestors, Descendants and many related families By Walter
    I.

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families, CONC Farmer, Gateway Press, Baltimore 1987. A very well researched
    book.

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    BIRT SOUR QUAY 2

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    DEAT SOUR @S31@

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    DEAT SOUR PAGE Columbiana Co., Ohio Cemetery Records, A book search at the
    State

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    DEAT SOUR PAGE Columbiana Co., Ohio Cemetery Records, A book search at the
    State CONC Historical Society, Madison, Wisconsin on 1 Sept 1982

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    DEAT SOUR QUAY 3

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    SLGC FAMC @F232@

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    RESI

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    RESI DATE BET 1805 AND 1818

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    RESI PLAC Columbia Co., Georgia

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    RESI

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    RESI DATE BET 1818 AND 1857

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    RESI PLAC Salinesville, Columbiana Co., Ohio

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    RESI SOUR @S4@

    Line 31400 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    RESI SOUR PAGE History of Columbiana Co., Ohio, page 265.

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    RESI SOUR QUAY 2

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    EVEN TYPE Moved to

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    EVEN DATE 1804

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    EVEN PLAC Columbiana Co., Ohio

    Line 31406 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    EVEN NOTE They move to Ohio with Thomas Farmer.

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    EVEN SOUR @S5@

    Line 31408 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    EVEN SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families,

    Line 31409 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    EVEN SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families, CONC their Ancestors, Descendants and many related families By Walter
    I.

    Line 31410 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    EVEN SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families, CONC Farmer, Gateway Press, Baltimore 1987. A very well resea
                  

                       Line 9790 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NAME William A. /Farmer/ GIVN William A.

    Line 9791 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NAME William A. /Farmer/ SURN Farmer

    Children #1, 3, 4 and 5 from will of William Farmer dated 22 Oct 1846,
    Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, Film # 872064, GS. Cemetary Records, Marriage

    Line 9795 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NOTE Children #1, 3, 4 and 5 from will of William Farmer dated 22 Oct 1846,
    CONC Records
    from Tippecanoe County.
    Buried: Greenbush Cemetary, Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana

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    SOUR @S4@

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC first settlers on Stillwater was a considerable of neighborhood of the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Friends. A church organization and meeting was granted them by West

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Branch Quarterly Meeting of Union Township, Miami Co., Ohio and

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC services first held in the summer of 1807. They erected a meeting

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC house called "Rocky Spring" about 3/4 of a mile west of the Dayton &

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Covington Turnpike on Section 36, where services were held for about

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC twenty-five years, but nothing now remains to mark its site except a

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC small neglected cemetery which has not been used for many years. Some

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC of the early members of this organization were William Farmer with his

    Line 9809 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC sons William and John. The Methodists had no organized society in this

    Line 9810 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC township until 1819. In that year an announcement was made and the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC following named members of that faith assembled at the house of the

    Line 9812 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Rev. George Hoffman: Jesse, William and John Farmer.

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    SOUR QUAY 3

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    SOUR @S7@

    Line 9815 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC Dated 22 Oct 1846

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONT Grandsons: Jeremiah I. Hoffman, William F. Hoffman land in Tippecanoe

    Line 9818 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC Co., Indiana. Daughter: Massie Farmer (she married in 1847), Orra

    Line 9819 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC Dawson, Grandchildren: Celesta Huff, Marthat N. Huff and John D.F.

    Line 9820 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC Huff. Daughter: Rebecca R. Kibbon $300.00. Granddaughter: Sarah C.

    Line 9821 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC Farmer, daughter of John D. Farmer.

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONT William Farmer stated that previous to the making of the will that he

    Line 9823 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC gave his children part of his goods. Executors: Samuel A. Huff, Massie

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC Farmer

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONT

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONT Addendum to the will: In as much as the foregoing will...made prior to

    Line 9827 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC my marriage  with my present wife - Margaret Farmer. She may have the

    Line 9828 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC use of my land, etc. Mentioned deceased daughter Miriam Huff - her

    Line 9829 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONC children: Celestia, Martha, and John D.F.Huff

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONT The will was proved 5 July 1848.

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONT

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    SOUR PAGE Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, FHL Film # 872064: William Farmer's Will:
    CONT

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    SOUR QUAY 3

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    SOUR @S7@

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    SOUR PAGE William Farmer Will: Order Book 8, page 240

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    SOUR QUAY 3

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    BIRT SOUR @S4@

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the

    Line 9842 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC Wrightsboro Restoration Foundation, Thomson, Goergia. Gpf 975.802

    Line 9843 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC W954s:

    Line 9844 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONT The Quakers found that they were not going to be able to live their

    Line 9845 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC lives the way their faith directed. It was against their beliefs to

    Line 9846 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC employ slaves and they were unable to compete with slave labor. They

    Line 9847 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC began a gradual departure from Wrightsboro which was complete by 1806.

    Line 9848 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC Most of those who left moved on to Ohio and Indiana, leaving behind

    Line 9849 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC them their dreams of a peaceful life in Georgia and thirty-five years

    Line 9850 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC of disillusion.

    Line 9851 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONT Wrightsboro Township Landholders Before 1776: William Farmer.

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    BIRT SOUR QUAY 2

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    BURI PLAC Greenbush Cemetery, Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana

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    ENDL STAT SUBMITTED

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    SLGC STAT SUBMITTED

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    BAPL STAT SUBMITTED

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    RESI

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    RESI DATE 1832

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    RESI PLAC Tippecanoe Co., Indiana

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    RESI SOUR @S6@

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    RESI SOUR PAGE FHL # 854178, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana Land Records.

    Line 9873 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    RESI SOUR PAGE FHL # 854178, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana Land Records. CONT 16
    Aug 1832 James Kyle, Elizabeth, his wife to William A. Farmer of

    Line 9874 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    RESI SOUR PAGE FHL # 854178, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana Land Records. CONC
    Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.

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    RESI SOUR QUAY 3

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    RESI

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    RESI DATE 1805

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    RESI PLAC Columbia Co., Georgia

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    RESI SOUR @S6@

    Line 9880 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    RESI SOUR PAGE 1805 Georgia Land Lottery by Wood F285 W6, page 109:

    Line 9881 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    RESI SOUR PAGE 1805 Georgia Land Lottery by Wood F285 W6, page 109: CONT
    William Farmer Sr. 131, BB Columbia Co., Georgia

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    RESI SOUR PAGE 1805 Georgia Land Lottery by Wood F285 W6, page 109: CONT
    William Farmer Jr. 132 BB Columbia Co., Georgia

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    RESI SOUR PAGE 1805 Georgia Land Lottery by Wood F285 W6, page 109: CONT BB
    means no land drawn.

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    RESI SOUR QUAY 3

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    CENS

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    CENS DATE 1840

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    CENS PLAC Tippecanoe Co., Indiana

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    EVEN TYPE Moved to

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    EVEN DATE 10 MAR 1808

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    EVEN PLAC Miami MM, Ohio

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    EVEN NOTE With children John and Matilda.

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    EVEN SOUR @S5@

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    EVEN SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families,

    Line 9895 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    EVEN SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families, CONC their Ancestors, Descendants and many related families By Walter
    I.

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    EVEN SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families, CONC Farmer, Gateway Press, Baltimore 1987. A very well researched
    book.

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    EVEN SOUR QUAY 2

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    EVEN TYPE Moved to

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    MARR NOTE This document is in the Georgia State Archives.

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    MARR SOUR @S5@

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    MARR SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families,

    Line 49138 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    MARR SOUR PAGE In America Since1607, the Hollingsworth, Farmer and Judkins
    Families, CONC their Ancestors, Descendants and many related families By Walter
    I.

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    NAME Jesse /Farmer/ SURN Farmer

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    SOUR @S4@

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC first settlers on Stillwater was a considerable of neighborhood of the

    Line 31256 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Friends. A church organization and meeting was granted them by West

    Line 31257 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Branch Quarterly Meeting of Union Township, Miami Co., Ohio and

    Line 31258 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC services first held in the summer of 1807. They erected a meeting

    Line 31259 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC house called "Rocky Spring" about 3/4 of a mile west of the Dayton &

    Line 31260 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Covington Turnpike on Section 36, where services were held for about

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC twenty-five years, but nothing now remains to mark its site except a

    Line 31262 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC small neglected cemetery which has not been used for many years. Some

    Line 31263 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC of the early members of this organization were William Farmer with his

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC sons William and John. The Methodists had no organized society in this

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC township until 1819. In that year an announcement was made and the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC following named members of that faith assembled at the house of the

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    SOUR PAGE History Of Montgomery Co., Ohio, Pages 59-60. Churches: Among the
    CONC Rev. George Hoffman: Jesse, William and John Farmer.

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    SOUR PAGE FHL #854178 Tippecanoe Co., Indiana Land Records 1833-1834

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    SOUR PAGE FHL #854178 Tippecanoe Co., Indiana Land Records 1833-1834 CONT 12
    Oct 1833 Jesse Farmer & Rhoda, his wife of Tippecanoe County to

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    SOUR PAGE FHL #854178 Tippecanoe Co., Indiana Land Records 1833-1834 CONC
    William A. Farmer of Tippecanoe County $150.00, 80 acres.

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC Wrightsboro Restoration Foundation, Thomson, Goergia. Gpf 975.802

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC W954s:

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONT The Quakers found that they were not going to be able to live their

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC lives the way their faith directed. It was against their beliefs to

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    CONC employ slaves and they were unable to compete with slave labor. They

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC began a gradual departure from Wrightsboro which was complete by 1806.

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC Most of those who left moved on to Ohio and Indiana, leaving behind

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC them their dreams of a peaceful life in Georgia and thirty-five years

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONC of disillusion.

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    BIRT SOUR PAGE The Story of Wrightsboro 1768 - 1964 by Pearl Baker for the
    CONT Wrightsboro Township Landholders Before 1776: William Farmer.

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    CENS

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    CENS DATE 1850

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    CENS PLAC Fountain Co., Indiana

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONT Rhoda Farmer, 61, F, W,
    Georgia

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONT William Farmer, 42, M,
    W, Farmer, Georgia

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONT Elizabeth Blanche
    Farmer, 11, F, W, Indiana

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONT William Farmer, 7, M,
    W, Indiana

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONT Editha Kennedy, 22, F,
    Indiana

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONT

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONT Kennedy was Rhoda
    Farmer's maiden name so this last individual is a

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    CENS NOTE Jesse Farmer 67, M, W, Farmer, Georgia CONC relative of some sort.

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    CENS SOUR PAGE NA #98 Fountain Co., Indiana, 1 Oct 1850, #308-308

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    CENS DATE 1830

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