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Christopher ELLIS and Mary Brashears

Fourth Generation

17. Nathan (Capt.) ELLIS (James (Col.) , Christopher , Christopher ) was born on 10 Nov 1749 in Wales or Frederick Co, Maryland. He died in 1818 in Aberdeen, Brown County, Ohio .

REV WAR RECORDS
Nathan Ellis, Maryland Line
File #R3317
the file is unreadable
Listed in: The Official roster of the soldiers of the American Revolution buried in the state of Ohio
Columbus, Ohio: Ohio Adjutant General's Dept., 1929-1959, 1341 pgs. - buried Brown Co, OH

FALLOWFIELD TOWNSHIP
The tract of land surveyed to Henry Krepps, March 1, 1786, by virtue of a certificate which had been granted to him by the commissioner's of Virginia, was called "Maiden Head," and contained four hundred and twenty-six acres. It was located near the lands of Alexander Hill, Philip Miller, and Thomas Carson.

As early as 1783, Fallowfield township paid a State tax which amounted to £50, and it was the only township in Washington County that paid such a tax in that year, the county commissioners in the report of their session held that year stating that "they did exonerate and discharge the inhabitants of each township from the payment of the State tax, except a few inhabitants in Fallowfield township, which the commissioners allowed should pay a State tax, for reasons known to them, which amounts to £50." Benjamin White was the assessor of Fallowfield township for 1783, Nathan Ellis collector, and the amount of the county tax £94 10s.

Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol. II, Augusta County Court Records, Page 147
Deed 12th January 1787, by John Sulsor and Christina, his wife, of Fayette Co, PA. to John Hanna of same place. Recorded in district court...4th May, 1791. Assigned 8th January , 1789 to Francis Kellor, Joseph Glass and Nathan Ellis.

Nathan Ellis - Capt. Commanding Company in the Regiment of Washington Co., PA Militia. Col. Daniel Broadhead. Born 1749, Wales. Parents James Ellis and Nancy (Veatch) Ellis. Married 1770 Mary Walker in Brownsville, PA. Children: Margaret, Mary, John, Jeremiah, Jesse, Samuel, Nancy, Nathan, Nelly and Elander. Died 1819, Aberdeen, Huntington Twp., Brown Co., OH. Buried on hill overlooking Aberdeen. (MD - Rejected application file #R3317)

Nathan was a member of the same church as Thomas and Mary (Gibson) Carson
Washington, PA History - Fallowfield Twp
Churches.- The religious society in this township now known as the Maple Baptist Church was originated under the title of "Baptist Church Enan," and was in existence as early as March 19, 1791. At that time its members were John Bailey, William Jackman, Sr., Stephen Barclay, Henry Speer, Samuel Vail, Charles Whitlatch, William Jackman, Jr., Abraham Evans, James Deems, James Watson, Jesse Vandolah, John Mason, Nathan ELLIS, Aaron Boylan, John Seward, John Ennis, William Allen, John Vandolah, Thomas Crow, John Earles, Nathaniel Carns, Thomas CARSON, George Innis, John Stelle, William McFee, Thomas Cloud, B. George, Mary Barclay, Rebecca Speers, Margaret ELLIS, Rachel Mifford, Mary Jackman, Nancy Neal, Sarah Boylan, Nancy Bailey, Margaret Innis, Catherine Seward, Abigail Hayden, Sarah Vandolah, Elizabeth Bonham, Margaret Earles, Winifred Ryan, Lavina Stelle, Eleanor ELLIS, Esther Vandolah, Anna Vandolah, Mary CARSON, Mary Ward, Mary Burgess, Lucy Burgess, Elsie Stanish, Jemima Evans, Mary Patton, Rachel Springer, Peggy Cloud, Elizabeth Yateman, Keziah Berk, Abigail Ogg, Polly Carns, Elizabeth Burgan and Elizabeth Burgan (2d), Keziah Barkhammer, Rebecca Prichard, Sarah Parsons, Mary Ertlin, Nancy Riggs, Rachel Springer, Catherine Rutan, and Mary Karnes.

Genealogical Records: Early Ohio Settlers, 1700s-1900s
Listed in: Ohio Source Records
Page number: 104
Ohio Source Records, Index to Tax List of 1810, Adams Co., Page 104
Jeremiah Ellis, Jeremiah Ellis Sen., Jesse Ellis, John Ellis, Nathan Ellis, John Fowler, Clement Beedle, James Carson, Joseph Carson, Peter Andrew

1786 Fallowfield, Washington, PA Tax List
Carson, James
Carson, Thomas
Ellis, James
Ellis, Jesse
Ellis, Nathan

1788
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pawashin/scrapbook/allen_twp.html
From the assessment-roll of 1788 for Fallowfield are taken the following names of persons taxable in that township, and resident in that part of it which is now included in Allen, viz: Joseph Allen, Eli Allen, John Allen, Joseph Chester, Lawrence Crow, Samuel Dixon, Joshua Dixon, Henry Dixon, Edward Earl, Nathan Ellis, James Ellis, Jesse Ellis, Hezekiah Ellis, David England, John Nixon, John Sprowls, John Finney, William Jackman, John Justice, Jeremiah Riggs, William Riggs, Edmund Riggs, Clement Riggs, Henry Speers. Mr. Mahlon Riggs, now (November, 1881) living in Allen at the age of eighty-four years, recollects that many of those above named were still living here at the commencement of the war of 1812 against Great Britain.

1790 Census
Amos Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Amos Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Hezekiah Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
James, Jnr Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
James, Senr Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Jesse Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Nathan Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Nathan Eyles Washington, PA 1810 - same Nathan?

1792 - He was still in Washington, PA
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pawashin/scrapbook/allen_twp.html
Allen Twp, Washington, PA
“We do hereby Certify that our Beloved Brother, Henry Speers, is a member of our church in full union and communion with us, and as we believe that the Lord has called him to the ministry of his Blessed word which gifts he has improved amongst us to our satisfaction. We do hereby License and permit him to Exercise his gift in preaching the word and in Exortation wherever it may please the Lord to cast his lot, hoping the brethren of our sister churches may receive him in love, and praying that he may grow in grace and in the knowledge of the truth, and that our Lord Jesus Christ may by his Holy Spirit Bless his Labors and make him useful to the Comforts of Saints and convictions of Sinners.

“Signed in our church part for the whole. Passed by order of the Fifth of May, A.D., 1792.
“Stephen Barclay, Cor. Sec’y. “William Albix.
“John Bailey. “Charles Whitlatch.
“Samuel Vail. “Jesse Vandolah.
“Nathan Ellis. “Peter Vandolah.
“John Steward. “William Jackman, Jr.
“Thomas Cloud. “Peter Yatman, 1796.”

OHIO CENSUS AND TAX LISTS
NATHAN ELLIS OH Adams County No Township Listed 1806
NATHAN ELLIS OH Adams County No Township Listed 1807
NATHAN ELLIS OH Adams County Tiffin 1808
NATHAN ELLIS OH Adams County No Township Listed 1809
NATHAN ELLIS OH Adams County Mixed Townships 1810

Early Ohio Tax Records, Adams County 1806 Tax List, Page 449
Residents - Owners names
Jeremiah Ellis
John Ellis
Nathan Ellis
Joseph Carson
Thomas Grimes
James Carson

1820 census
Hezekiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jeremiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jerry Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Nathan Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820

History of Washington Co, PA
Churches.- The religious society in this township now known as the Maple Baptist Church was originated under the title of "Baptist Church Enan," and was in existence as early as March 19, 1791. At that time its members were John Bailey, William Jackman, Sr., Stephen Barclay, Henry Speer, Samuel Vail, Charles Whitlatch, William Jackman, Jr., Abraham Evans, James Deems, James Watson, Jesse Vandolah, John Mason, Nathan ELLIS, Aaron Boylan, John Seward, John Ennis, William Allen, John Vandolah, Thomas Crow, John Earles, Nathaniel Carns, Thomas Carson, George Innis, John Stelle, William McFee, Thomas Cloud, B. George, Mary Barclay, Rebecca Speers, Margaret ELLIS, Rachel Mifford, Mary Jackman, Nancy Neal, Sarah Boylan, Nancy Bailey, Margaret Innis, Catherine Seward, Abigail Hayden, Sarah Vandolah, Elizabeth Bonham, Margaret Earles, Winifred Ryan, Lavina Stelle, Eleanor ELLIS, Esther Vandolah, Anna Vandolah, Mary CARSON, Mary Ward, Mary Burgess, Lucy Burgess, Elsie Stanish, Jemima Evans, Mary Patton, Rachel Springer, Peggy Cloud, Elizabeth Yateman, Keziah Berk, Abigail Ogg, Polly Carns, Elizabeth Burgan and Elizabeth Burgan (2d), Keziah Barkhammer, Rebecca Prichard, Sarah Parsons, Mary Ertlin, Nancy Riggs, Rachel Springer, Catherine Rutan, and Mary Karnes. (Note: The Carsons in Fallowfield were of the family of Thomas Carson and Mary Smith)
Not much information is to be gained concerning the primitive business interests of Fallowfield township, save that of the farming and general improvement done by the early settlers. However, considerable whiskey must have been manufactured in the township and its immediate vicinity, as Mr. Edward West says "that at one period of his life he could stand on the bill where his father's farm lay and see the smoke from nineteen distilleries in active operation." As early as 1783, Fallowfield township paid a State tax which amounted to £50, and it was the only township in Washington County that paid such a tax in that year, the county commissioners in the report of their session held that year stating that "they did exonerate and discharge the inhabitants of each township from the payment of the State tax, except a few inhabitants in Fallowfield township, which the commissioners allowed should pay a State tax, for reasons known to them, which amounts to £50." Benjamin White was the assessor of Fallowfield township for 1783, Nathan Ellis collector, and the amount of the county tax £94 10s.
http://www.savory.org/chartiers/crumrine/twp-fallowfield.html

History of Hamilton County Ohio
CHAPTER XX CIVIL LIST OF HAMILTON COUNTY
1792, Aaron Caldwell; 1793, John Armstrong, James Barrett; 1794, John Mercer; 1795, Stephen Wood, John S. Wallace; 1796, Thomas Gibson, John Beasly; 1797, Nathan Ellis; 1799, Ignatius Brown, William Bunn, Ichabod B. Miller, Asa Kitcheil, Jacob White, Alexander Martin; 1800, Olear Todd; 1801, James Findlay, Joseph Prince, Emanuel Vantrees, Cornelius Sedam; 1802, William Armstrong, Samuel Robb.

OHIO LAND RECORDS
NATHAN ELLIS OHIO 100 September 01, 1801
NATHAN ELLIS OHIO 200 March 21, 1810

Ohio County and Family Histories, 1780-1970
Listed in: Butler County
Page number: 377 (Genealogy.com)
"In the Spring of 1795 Captain Nathan Ellis and his five brothers embarked on boats (flat-boats) at Brownsville on the Mongahela, PA and floated on down past Pittsburg into the Ohio, looking for homes in the mighty forests and fertile lands of the then almost unknown (unexplored) Northwest Territory. The Ohio was the great highway over which cam much of the tide of emigration which have peopled this section of the Union, amighty stream hemmed in by a continent of gloomy shade and wierd(sic) solitude, rolling its unbroken length for a thousand miles, a beautiful stretch of restless, heaving water which realized to the voyager the "ocean river of Homeric son.'"Landing at Limestone, (now Maysville in Mason County) the Ellis brothers were so charmed with the romantic beauty of the region and the productiveness of the soil that they determined at once to go no further.At the same time, with the exception of a few isolated settlements at marietta, Manchester, Gallipolis, and Cincinnati, there were but few settlers on the north bank of the river, while upon the south side of the country, it was swarming with emigrants seeking out and appropriating the richest lands and most eligible town sites. Like the Jordan of old, the Ohio was the great boundary line. It stayed the incursions of the Indians, and north of its immediate banks (beyond it) the wave of immigration had not rolled. The very day, April 27, 1795, that (Captain) Nathan Ellis landed at Limestone, 500 red men were encamped right across the river. Finding that the most valuable lands were taken up, the Ellis brothers determined to push on into the Northwest Territory." Captain Nathan Ellis laid out Aberdeen, directly opposite Maysville, KY, and his brother Sam the town of Higginsport, eighteen miles below. Each of the five brothers took up large tracts of land, and such has been the staying qualities of the name, that many of the original entries still remain in the possession of the family. As a connection, they have ever been blessed with an abundance of the good things in life, and inherit many of the sterling qualities which distringuished their Quaker ancestors. Nathan Ellis and Mary Walker, his wife, had 10 children, all of whom have passed away with the exception of their daughter, Mes. Elender Higgins-now in her 88th year - of Johnson County, Missouri. Jeremiah Ellis was born 1779 and in 1803, was married to Miss Anna Underwood-a daughter of one of the best known and wealthiest families in Virginia. Ten children blessed their union, seven of whom still survive. Washington Ellis was born 1804, and in the 1832, married Miss Aris Parker, of Madison Co, KY. Jesse Ellis was born 1792 and married Sabina, a daughter of Capt. William Burks, of Mason Co, KY, a contemporary and warm personal friend of both Boone and Kenton. He and his brother Thomas were captured at Blue Licks and were prisoners among the Indians for five years. Major John Ellis, of an Ohio infantry regiment in the War of 1812, married Keziah, a daughter of Thomas Burks. Jesse Ellis died 1877 in his 95th year. His wife died May 14, 1882, in her 90th year. Nathan Ellis died 1819 and is buried on the hill overlooking Aberdeen. John died 1829, Jeremiah in 1858, and Washington in 1873. The last three lie in the family cemetery at Ellis Landing, four miles above Maysville.N E built the first home in what is known as Aberdeen, and 21 years later laid out the town, directly opposite Maysville, KY, naming it for the native home of a fellow townsman, James Campbell.SOURCES for entire family: a TOWN IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY by Dr. Fortescue Cummings, publ. 1890. PIONEER SKETCHES HISTORY OF ADAMS COUNTY, OHIO, P 663. Emerson pp 175-76 etc. Shirley Tick, # 8 Barbara Eggum ELLIS NEWSLETTER (Pryor) Jan 1977 Pat Heidorn " " Jul 1977MILITARY Commanding Captain of the Regiment of Washington Co PA Militia under Col. Daniel Broadhead. In War of 1812 he was Capt. 4th Battalion, PA Militia under Albert Foulks.BURIAL: Ellis Family Cemetery on the hill overlooking Aberdeen, in Sec. A, lot 1, grave1, 350 feet north of U.S. route 52 in Huntington Twp.BURIAL: Inscription on his monumnet in cemetery at Aberdeen: "captain Nathan Ellis 1749-1819, soldier in the Revolutionary War and War of 1812. Founded Aberdeen."OCCUPATION: He established the 1st ferryboat, Maysville, KY to Aberdeen, OH which was called Ellis's Ferry in 1816. Ref: Mrs. Ora Ellis Leeka Marion

CHRONICLES OF THE Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROM THE ORIGINAL COURT RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800CIRCUIT COURT RECORDS, SECTION "I."JUDGMENTS.page 147 Lowther vs. Keller--O. S. 177; N. S. 63--Deed 13th April, 1795, by Aaron Brooke and Elizabeth, his wife, heirs of John Sulsor, late of Fayette County, Ky., and Christiana Sulsor, widow and relict of said John, to Francis Keller of harrison County. Conveys tract in Harrison County on Ohio River patented to John 29th August, 1785, and formerly conveyed by deed to John Hanah and by Hanah transferred to said Kellar. Recorded in Monongalia District Court, 1795, May term. Deed 17th April, 1789, by John Hanna and Elizabeth, his wife, of Washington County, Penna., to Francis Keller and Joseph Glass of Ohio County, Va. Conveys two tracts in Harrison County on and in the Ohio River, cor. Nicholas Blake and an island (98 acres) in Ohio River, being the first island below mouth of big Muskingum. Both granted to Hanna by John Sulser and Christiana, his wife, by deed 12th June, 1787. Patented to John Sulser 29th August, 1785. Recorded in District Court of Harrison, Monongalia, Ohio and Randolph Counties at Monongalia Court House on 4th May, 1790. Deed 12th June, 1787, by John Sulsor and Christina, his wife, of Fayette County, Penna., to John Hanna of same place (referred to above). Recorded in District Court as above, 4th May, 1791. Assigned 8th January, 1789, to Francis Kellor, Joseph Glass and Nathan Ellis. Recorded from Wood County Court. Spa. 2d March, 1801. William Lowther vs. Francis Keller. Bill states on 12th June, 1792, Nicholas Blake received a patent for 840 acres on Ohio River, then in Harrison County, but now in Wood, and conveyed by Blake and Darkey, his wife, to Samuel Craig, who sold to William Martin, who sold to Thomas Chaney, who sold to orator 52 acres. Keller answers. Patent to Sulser. Deed 11th January, 1798, by Saml. Craig and Ann, his wife, of Harrison County to William Lowther. Recorded in Harrison County Court, February, 1799. Thomas Craig (brother of Samuel Craig) deposes in Greene County, Penna., 1805. Samuel sold to John Fleeharty.

Genealogical Records: Pennsylvania Colonial Records, 1600s-1800s
Virginia Court Records in Southwestern PA
Page number: 153
Minutes of Court of Yohogania County, Page 153
Sales of 105 acres of land bought from William Wilson by Jeremiah Ellis
John Riggs enters special bail for Nathan Ellis at the suit of Tacitus Gillord

History: Local: Early Settlers, Petition for a New State: Fayette, Washington & Greene Cos, PA
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/fayette/history/local/earlysett01.txt
PETITION FOR A NEW STATE
(List alphabetized from "The Ten Mile Country and Its Pioneer Families").
Fayette, Washington & Greene Co PA and Ohio & Monongalia Co VA
(From an original petition for a new state located in the
Library of Congress. No date on document. Papers of the Continental
Congress No 48, Folios 251-6, pages 89-96). The names in this petition,
which is not dated, seem at times to be taken from the militia rolls,
and if circulated after 1780 contains names of persons deceased or
moved from the district. There is no attempt to conceal the fact that
the signatures were written by the prime agitators of the movement as
many of those names which appear here could only make their mark.)
Alexander Carson
James Carson
John Carson
Thomas Carson
William Carson
Benjamin Cicily - A Cicily may have married Margaret Ellis
Jacob Cicily
Lewis Cicily
Jacob Cicily, Sr.
Samuel Coapstick
Henry Dever
Ezekial Dewitt
Jeremiah Dewitt
Hezekiah Ellis
Hezikiah Ellis
Jeremiah Ellis
Jeremiah Ellis
Jesse Ellis
Nathan Ellis
James Ellis Sr.
Jacob Fowler
George Gilmore
Hugh Gilmore
James Gilmore
Mathew Gilmore
William Gilmore
John Huston
William McKee
Alexander Nailor
Benjamin Nailor
George Nailor
Alexander Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Joseph Reddick
Thomas Reddick
William Reddick
George Underwood
Jacob Veach
Nathan Veach
Samuel Veach
William Veach
John Veatch
John Veich(Veatch)
Gideon Walker
Henry Walker
James Walker
Robert Walker
William Walker

Forty Acres More or Less on the Waters of the OhioOriginal Deeding of the Stewart Farm
Nathan EllisToJos. Stewart
This Indenture made the thirteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and two between Nathan Ellis and Mary Ann his wife of the County of Adams and Territory Northwest of the River Ohio of the one part and Joseph Stewart of the same County and Territory aforesaid of the other part. Witness that the said Nathan Ellis and Mary Ann his wife for the consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars to them in hand paid by the said Joseph Stewart the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge hath granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain & sell to the said Joseph Stewart his heirs and assigns forty acres of land more or less, lying and being in the County and Territory foresaid on the waters of the Ohio. Beginning at a buckeye and two sugartrees on the south east side of a large drain and upper back corner to Philip Glaughters Survey No: three hundred and ninety six running North forty six deg.(ree)s East one hundred poles to a ???? and blackberrys thence North forty four degrees West sixty four poles to two small blue ashes and a white thorntree thence South forty six degrees West one hundred poles to a thorn hickory and white oak in Glaughter’s upper back line thence with the same South forty four degrees East sixty four poles to the beginning, together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining. To have and to hold the said forty acres of land more or less with its appurtenances to the said Joseph Stewart and his heirs to the sole use benefit and behalf of him the said Joseph Stewart his heirs and assigns forever and the said Nathan Ellis and Mary Ann his wife for themselves and their heirs, the said forty acres of land more or less, with its appurtenances to the said Joseph Stewart his heirs and assigns forever, against the claim or claims of all & every person or persons whatsoever shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents. In Witness whereof the said Nathan Ellis and Mary Ann his wife hath hereunto set their hand and seals this day and year above written.
Nathan Ellis (seal)
Mary Ann Ellis (seal)
Seal’d & acknowledged in the presenceAbraham Evans, James Stevenson
Territory of the United States, Northwest of the River Ohio, Adams County, ?st. This day come Nathan Ellis & Mary Ann his wife before me a justice of the peace for said county and acknowledge the within deed of conveyance according to law. Given under my hand and seal this 15th day of November 1802.
Jno. Gutsidge Esqr.
Rec. December 14th 1802
Jno. Belli. R.

Nathan married Mary Ann WALKER daughter of Joseph WALKER?? in Mar 1770 in Brownsville, Fayette, PA. Mary was born on 15 Aug 1752 in Redstone Creek, Fayette Co, PA. She died on 1 Dec 1812 in Aberdeen, Brown Co, Ohio.

Possible relatives:
OHIO CENSUS AND TAX LISTS
JAMES WALKER OH Adams County 1808
JAMES WALKER OH Adams County No Township Listed 1809
JAMES WALKER OH Adams County Mixed Townships 1810
JOHN WALKER OH Adams County Wayne Township 1809
PETER WALKER OH Adams County No Township Listed 1806
PETER WALKER OH Adams County No Township Listed 1807
PETER WALKER OH Adams County Green 1808
PETER WALKER OH Adams County No Township Listed 1809
PETER WALKER OH Adams County Mixed Townships 1810
SAMUEL WALKER OH Adams County No Township Listed 1809
SAMUEL WALKER OH Adams County Mixed Townships 1810

1800 Census
Andrew Walker Cecil, Washington, PA 1800
John Walker Chartiers, Washington, PA 1800
Samuel Walker Chartiers, Washington, PA 1800
Alexander Walker Cross Creek, Washington, PA 1800
Alexander Walker Donegal, Washington, PA 1800
Robert Walker Donegal, Washington, PA 1800
Elenezer Walker East Bethlehem, Washington, PA 1800
Andrew Walker Nottingham, Washington, PA 1800
Nancy Walker Nottingham, Washington, PA 1800
Nathaniel Walker Robinson, Washington, PA 1800
James Walker Georges, Fayette, PA 1800

1790 Census
Edwd Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
Gabriel Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
Isaac Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
Jas Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
Jno Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
Joseph Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
Saml Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
Samuel Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790
William Walker Portion Taken From Washington, Allegheny, PA 1790

Nathan and Mary had the following children:

+ 26 F i Margaret ELLIS

+ 27 F ii Mary ELLIS

+ 28 M iii John E. (Major) ELLIS

+ 29 M iv Jeremiah ELLIS

+ 30 M v Jesse Walker ELLIS

31 M vi Samuel (Lieut.) ELLIS was born on 22 Aug 1784 in Fallowfield Twp, Washington, PA. He died in 1870 in Mason Co, Kentucky.

ADAMS OH MARRIAGES
Ellis, Samuel Power, Betsey Dec 15, 1808

OHIO CENSUS AND TAX LISTS
SAMUEL ELLIS OH Clermont County No Township Listed 1810

Genealogical Records: Early Ohio Settlers, 1700s-1900s
Listed in: Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812
Page number: 152
Roll of Capt. John Campbell's Mounted Company (Prob. from Ross County)
Sept 13 until Dec. 9, 1814
Lieut. Samuel Ellis
Pvt. Jeremiah Ellis
Pvt. Jesse Ellis
Pvt. William Grimes

Genealogical Records: Early Ohio Settlers, 1700s-1900s
Listed in: Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812
Page number: 149
ROLL OF CAPT. JOHN ELLIS' MOUNTED COMPANY (Prob. from Adams County)
SEPT 28 TO OCT 28, 1812
Capt. John Ellis, Pvt. Samuel Ellis, Pvt. David McPherson

Genealogical Records: Early Ohio Settlers, 1700s-1900s
Listed in: Ohio Source Records
Page number: 121
Ohio Source Records, Index to Tax List of 1810, Clermont Co., Page 121
Nicholas Devore, Peter DeWitt, Samuel Ellis, William Ellis

1840 census
Nathan Ellis Sprigg, Adams, Ohio (10001-20001) age 30-40 <1800-1810>
Walker Ellis Sprigg, Adams, Ohio (11001-11001) age 30-40 <1800-1810>
Samuel Ellis Sprigg, Adams, Ohio (02101001-01011001) age 50-60 <1780-1790>
Hiram L. Ellis Spring, Adams, Ohio (0001-00001) age 20-30 <1810-1820>
Jesse Ellis Sprigg, Adams, Ohio (0000201-0000101) age 40-50 <1790-1800>
M. Carson Sprigg, Adams, Ohio (0002000001-000100001) age 70-80 <1760-1770> (9 lines below Jesse Ellis)

1850 Census - Sprigg, Adams, Ohio
Samuel Ellis, 60, unknown
Living with Tenet family

Genealogical Records: Early Ohio Settlers, 1700s-1900s
Listed in: Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812
Page number: 152
Roll of Capt. John Campbell's Mounted Company (Prob. from Ross County)
Sept 13 until Dec. 9, 1814
Lieut. Samuel Ellis
Pvt. Jeremiah Ellis
Pvt. Jesse Ellis
Pvt. William Grimes

Samuel married Elizabeth ? POWER daughter of James POWER on 15 Dec 1808 in Adams Co, Ohio. Elizabeth was born on 12 Jun 1788. She died on 3 Apr 1845.
+ 32 F vii Nancy ELLIS

+ 33 M viii Nathan ELLIS

34 F ix Hetty ELLIS was born on 3 Mar 1792 in Prob. Washington, PA.

ADAMS OH MARRIAGES
Ellis, Hetty Campbell, John Dec 3, 1807

Hetty married John (Capt.) CAMPBELL on 3 Dec 1807 in Adams Co, Ohio.

Genealogical Records: Early Ohio Settlers, 1700s-1900s
Listed in: Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812
Page number: 152
Roll of Capt. John Campbell's Mounted Company (Prob. from Ross County)
Sept 13 until Dec. 9, 1814
Lieut. Samuel Ellis
Pvt. Jeremiah Ellis
Pvt. Jesse Ellis
Pvt. William Grimes
+ 35 F x Elender ELLIS

18. Samuel ELLIS (James (Col.) , Christopher , Christopher ) was born on 22 Feb 1751/1752 in Sugarland Hundred, Montgomery County, Maryland. He died on 3 Apr 1848 in Higginsport, Brown, Ohio .

Samuel Ellis - Sergeant in Capt. Andrew Swearengen's Co., Col. William Sleveson's regiment, PA line. Born in 1754 MD. Died 1848 Brown Co., OH, buried Higginsport, Brown Co., OH. ( PA - Survivor's file #S8400)

1820 census
Joseph Bratton Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 (110011-32001) age 45+ - Page 355
SAME PAGE: Wm. McFadden (310010-03000) age 26-45 - Page 355
John Baird Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 - Page 351
John Baird Eagle,Brown,OH - Page 359
Abraham Ellis Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 - Page 349
James Ellis Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 - Page 349
Patsey Ellis Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 - Page 363
Rhode Ellis Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 (000000-00001) age 45+ - Page 361
Robert Ellis Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 - Page 349
Samuel Ellis Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 - Page 349
Zedekiah Ellis Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 - Page 349
John Fowler Eagle,Brown,OH 1820 (221101-00001) age 45+ - Page 361

Did he go to Greene, TN in the 1790's?
Greene, TN Tax List
Taxables of Captain John Gibson's Company
for the year 1797
Barnabas Brumley, Chuckey River
John Brumley, Chuckey River
Robert Carson, Hollys Creek
William Carson
Samuel Ellis, Sinking Creek
Ellis Ellis, Sinking Creek
John Ellis, Sinking Creek
Mordecai Ellis
Thomas Ellis, Sinking Creek

Samuel married Mary ? FRYE daughter of Benjamin FRYE in 1778. Mary was born about 1760 in poss Virginia (Frederick Co.?).

POSSIBLE RELATIVES:
MARYLAND CENSUS
ISAAC FRYE MD Frederick County No Township Listedfo 1778
ENOCH FRY MD Frederick County Frederick Town 1796
ISAAC JR. FRY MD Frederick County Frederick Town 1796
JOHN FRY MD Frederick County Frederick Town 1796
JONATHAN FRY MD Frederick County Frederick Town 1796
SEMON FRY MD Frederick County Frederick Town 1796

Samuel and Mary had the following children:

+ 36 M i Abraham Frye ELLIS

+ 37 M ii James ELLIS

38 F iii Christiana ELLIS was born about 1787.
+ 39 M iv Noah ELLIS

40 F v Ann ELLIS was born about 1789.
41 F vi Matilda ELLIS.
+ 42 M vii Samuel ELLIS

43 F viii Mary ELLIS was born about 1797.
44 F ix India Ann ELLIS was born about 1800 in Brown Co, Ohio.
45 M x Nancy E ELLIS.

Nancy married Henry DRAKE. Henry was born about 1780.
46 F xi Rebecca ELLIS.

Message Board Posting:
Researching Ellis family in Brown County, Ohio. Rebecca Ellis married Hugh McKinley. Rebecca was the daughter of Samuel Ellis, Sr. and Mary Fry. Samuel was the son of James Ellis and Mary Veatch. Have James' parents as John and Sarah Ellis. Also interested in the Mckinley line. Hugh and Rebecca Ellis McKinley had a son Arshall H. McKinley who married Rebecca Hannah. Arshall and Rebecca are buried at Higginsport. Their son Benjamin married Georgia Williams. Any information on the Hannah and WIlliams lines also appreciated.

Rebecca married Living.

19. Jeremiah ELLIS (James (Col.) , Christopher , Christopher ) was born on 21 Jan 1754 in Frederick Co, Maryland. He died in 1851/1854 in Bentonville,Brown Co.,Ohio .

REV WAR RECORDS
Jeremiah Ellis, PA and VA Lines
File #R3313
Resident of Brown Co, Ohio
appeared in court May 9, 1838
Age 84, 21 January last
Joined Army in 1777 with Capt. John Wall
When he joined he resided in Washington Co, PA
He married in the year 1779
Then he purchased land in Brook Co, VA and sold his farm and moved to Ohio
Has lived in Brown Co, Ohio since 1807
Born in Frederick Co, MD where he resided until 21 years of age
when he removed with this father to Washington, PA
settled on Monongahela River ; marreid 1779; removed to Brook Co, VA 1781 then to
Jefferson Co, Ohio and to Brown Co.

1820 census
Hezekiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jeremiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jerry Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Nathan Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820

Jeremiah, Senior Ellis found in:
Ohio Source Records, Index to Tax List of 1810, Adams Co., Page 104
Jeremiah Ellis Senior
Jeremiah Ellis
Jesse Ellis
John Ellis
Nathan Ellis

Genealogical Records: Pennsylvania Colonial Records, 1600s-1800s
Virginia Court Records in Southwestern PA
Page number: 153
Minutes of Court of Yohogania County, Page 153
Sales of 105 acres of land bought from William Wilson by Jeremiah Ellis
John Riggs enters special bail for Nathan Ellis at the suit of Tacitus Gillord

Jeremiah married Nellie HARRIS in 1779.

They had the following children:

47 M i Nathan ELLIS was born in 1791. He died in 1887.

ADAMS OH MARRIAGES
Ellis, Nathan Hanover, Anna Jun 20, 1811

Nathan married Anna HANOVER on 20 Jun 1811 in Adams Co, Ohio.
48 F ii Rachel ELLIS.

adams oh marriages
Ellis, Rachel Wikoff, James Jun 8, 1809

Rachel married James WICOFF on 8 Jun 1809 in Adams Co, Ohio. James was born on 11 Feb 1782.
49 M iii Samuel ELLIS.
50 M iv Jesse ELLIS.

20. Jesse ELLIS (James (Col.) , Christopher , Christopher ) was born on 15 Oct 1756 in Frederick Co, Maryland. He died on 4 Mar 1845 in Sprigg Township, Adams County, Ohio .

Jesse Ellis - Enlisted in Washington Co., PA 1 Apr 1776 to 4 Oct 1776, a private under Capt. Matthew Richey, spring of 1778, 6 months under Capt. Andrew Swearengen and Col John Stephenson 1 Aug 1779, 6 months under Capt. Nathan Ellis and Col. Brodhead. Born 13 Oct 1756, Frederick Co., MD. Died after 1845, as interviewed by Dr. Draper. See Draper MSS, Wisconsin Historical Society. Buried near Aberdeen, Huntington Twp., Brown Co., OH in family cemetery. A brother of Capt. Nathan Ellis and Samuel Ellis. (PA, VA - Survivor's application file #S8402)

1786 Fallowfield, Washington, PA Tax List
Carson, James
Carson, Thomas
Ellis, James
Ellis, Jesse
Ellis, Nathan

1788
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pawashin/scrapbook/allen_twp.html
From the assessment-roll of 1788 for Fallowfield are taken the following names of persons taxable in that township, and resident in that part of it which is now included in Allen, viz: Joseph Allen, Eli Allen, John Allen, Joseph Chester, Lawrence Crow, Samuel Dixon, Joshua Dixon, Henry Dixon, Edward Earl, Nathan Ellis, James Ellis, Jesse Ellis, Hezekiah Ellis, David England, John Nixon, John Sprowls, John Finney, William Jackman, John Justice, Jeremiah Riggs, William Riggs, Edmund Riggs, Clement Riggs, Henry Speers. Mr. Mahlon Riggs, now (November, 1881) living in Allen at the age of eighty-four years, recollects that many of those above named were still living here at the commencement of the war of 1812 against Great Britain.

1790 Census
Amos Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Amos Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Hezekiah Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
James, Jnr Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
James, Senr Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Jesse Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Nathan Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790

OHIO CENSUS
JESSE ELLIS OH Adams County No Township Listed 1809
JESSE ELLIS OH Adams County Mixed Townships 1810

1820 census
Hezekiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jeremiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jerry Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Nathan Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820

History: Local: Early Settlers, Petition for a New State: Fayette, Washington & Greene Cos, PA
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/fayette/history/local/earlysett01.txt
PETITION FOR A NEW STATE
(List alphabetized from "The Ten Mile Country and Its Pioneer Families").
Fayette, Washington & Greene Co PA and Ohio & Monongalia Co VA
(From an original petition for a new state located in the
Library of Congress. No date on document. Papers of the Continental
Congress No 48, Folios 251-6, pages 89-96). The names in this petition,
which is not dated, seem at times to be taken from the militia rolls,
and if circulated after 1780 contains names of persons deceased or
moved from the district. There is no attempt to conceal the fact that
the signatures were written by the prime agitators of the movement as
many of those names which appear here could only make their mark.)
Alexander Carson
James Carson
John Carson
Thomas Carson
William Carson
Benjamin Cicily - A Cicily may have married Margaret Ellis
Jacob Cicily
Lewis Cicily
Jacob Cicily, Sr.
Samuel Coapstick
Henry Dever
Ezekial Dewitt
Jeremiah Dewitt
Hezekiah Ellis
Hezikiah Ellis
Jeremiah Ellis
Jeremiah Ellis
Jesse Ellis
Nathan Ellis
James Ellis Sr.
Jacob Fowler
George Gilmore
Hugh Gilmore
James Gilmore
Mathew Gilmore
William Gilmore
John Huston
William McKee
Alexander Nailor
Benjamin Nailor
George Nailor
Alexander Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Joseph Reddick
Thomas Reddick
William Reddick
George Underwood
Jacob Veach
Nathan Veach
Samuel Veach
William Veach
John Veatch
John Veich(Veatch)
Gideon Walker
Henry Walker
James Walker
Robert Walker
William Walker

Jesse married Elinor GLAZE?.

They had the following children:

51 M i William R. ? ELLIS was born before 1794.

1820 census
Lot Carson Madison,Butler,OH 1820 (200010-10100) oldest male age 26-45
David Carson Miami,Hamilton,OH 1820 (120101-31111) oldest male age 45+ Pg 373
Robert Carson Sycamore,Hamilton,OH 1820 (100101-22110) oldest male age 45+ Pg 292
Moses Ellis Miami,Hamilton,OH 1820 (100010-22001) oldest male age 26-45 Pg 380
Elnathan Ellis Lemon,Butler,OH 1820 (100010-00100) oldest male age 26-45 Pg 108
Daniel Ellis Wayne,Butler,OH 1820 (110010-00100) oldest male age 26-45 Pg 137
Wm R Ellis Wayne,Butler,OH 1820 (200110-00010) oldest male age 26-45 Pg 137

1840 census
William Ellis Cincinnati Ward 4, Hamilton, Ohio (0200001-00101) age 40-50 <1790-1800>

21. Hezekiah ELLIS (James (Col.) , Christopher , Christopher ) was born in 1762 in Frederick Co, Maryland. He died on 29 Dec 1853 in Union, Brown, Ohio.

OHIO DONATION LAND TRACTSLand given to males over age of 18 who promised to carry a gun and protect area from Indians, 1790-1820Benjamin Beedle, WaterfordJames Carson, Duck CreekHezekiah Ellis, Duck Creek

The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, Volumes 1-39, 1650-1900s
Volume XXXI, Washington County, Pennsylvania Intestate Records, Page 53
James Ellis Sr., June 30, 1801
Papers issued to: Isiciah (Hezekiah?) and James Ellis

BROWN COUNTY OHIO - Marriage Index March 3, 1818-June 1819
Ellis, Hezekiah & Jane Hannah

1788
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pawashin/scrapbook/allen_twp.html
From the assessment-roll of 1788 for Fallowfield are taken the following names of persons taxable in that township, and resident in that part of it which is now included in Allen, viz: Joseph Allen, Eli Allen, John Allen, Joseph Chester, Lawrence Crow, Samuel Dixon, Joshua Dixon, Henry Dixon, Edward Earl, Nathan Ellis, James Ellis, Jesse Ellis, Hezekiah Ellis, David England, John Nixon, John Sprowls, John Finney, William Jackman, John Justice, Jeremiah Riggs, William Riggs, Edmund Riggs, Clement Riggs, Henry Speers. Mr. Mahlon Riggs, now (November, 1881) living in Allen at the age of eighty-four years, recollects that many of those above named were still living here at the commencement of the war of 1812 against Great Britain.

1790 Census
Amos Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Amos Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Hezekiah Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
James, Jnr Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
James, Senr Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Jesse Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790
Nathan Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790

OHIO CENSUS
HEZEKIAH ELLIS OH Washington County No Township Listed 1810

1820 census
Hezekiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jeremiah Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jerry Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Jesse Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820
Nathan Ellis Huntington,Brown,OH 1820

1850 Census - Union, Brown, Ohio
Hezekiah Ellis, 87, farmer, MD
Elizabeth, 66, PA
Caty, 50, PA
Tabitha, 46, OH

History: Local: Early Settlers, Petition for a New State: Fayette, Washington & Greene Cos, PA
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/fayette/history/local/earlysett01.txt
PETITION FOR A NEW STATE
(List alphabetized from "The Ten Mile Country and Its Pioneer Families").
Fayette, Washington & Greene Co PA and Ohio & Monongalia Co VA
(From an original petition for a new state located in the
Library of Congress. No date on document. Papers of the Continental
Congress No 48, Folios 251-6, pages 89-96). The names in this petition,
which is not dated, seem at times to be taken from the militia rolls,
and if circulated after 1780 contains names of persons deceased or
moved from the district. There is no attempt to conceal the fact that
the signatures were written by the prime agitators of the movement as
many of those names which appear here could only make their mark.)
Alexander Carson
James Carson
John Carson
Thomas Carson
William Carson
Benjamin Cicily - A Cicily may have married Margaret Ellis
Jacob Cicily
Lewis Cicily
Jacob Cicily, Sr.
Samuel Coapstick
Henry Dever
Ezekial Dewitt
Jeremiah Dewitt
Hezekiah Ellis
Hezikiah Ellis
Jeremiah Ellis
Jeremiah Ellis
Jesse Ellis
Nathan Ellis
James Ellis Sr.
Jacob Fowler
George Gilmore
Hugh Gilmore
James Gilmore
Mathew Gilmore
William Gilmore
John Huston
William McKee
Alexander Nailor
Benjamin Nailor
George Nailor
Alexander Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Joseph Reddick
Thomas Reddick
William Reddick
George Underwood
Jacob Veach
Nathan Veach
Samuel Veach
William Veach
John Veatch
John Veich(Veatch)
Gideon Walker
Henry Walker
James Walker
Robert Walker
William Walker

He had the following children:

52 F i Elizabeth ELLIS was born in 1790 in Washington, PA.
53 F ii Catherine ELLIS was born about 1800 in Washington, PA.

1850 Census - Union, Brown, Ohio
Hezekiah Ellis, 87, farmer, MD
Elizabeth, 66, PA
Caty, 50, PA
Tabitha, 46, OH
54 F iii Rachel ELLIS was born before 1791 in Washington, PA.

ADAMS OH MARRIAGES
Ellis, Rachel Bascom, Alpheus Feb 13, 1817

Rachel married Alpheus BASCOM on 13 Feb 1817 in Adams Co, Ohio. Alpheus was born on 10 Apr 1770 in Southampton, England?.
+ 55 M iv John ELLIS

56 F v Rebecca ELLIS was born in 1806 in Virginia or Pennsylvania.

ADAMS OH MARRIAGES
Ellis, Rebeccah Allen, William C. Jan 22, 1818

Rebecca married William C. ALLEN on 22 Jan 1818 in Adams Co, Ohio.

Hezekiah married (2) Jane HANNAH in 1818 in Brown Co, Ohio.

24. Amos ? ELLIS (John , Christopher , Christopher ) was born about 1770 in Pennsylvania. He died in 1832 in Of Brown Co, Ohio.

1790 Census
Amos Ellis Not Stated, Washington, PA 1790

Amos Ellis was among the first to settle in the western part of Union Township. His wife was Mary McConnell. They were orginally from Pennsylvania. In 1822, Amos Ellis was appointed County Treasurer, and the following year was elected to the same office. He was also elected a member of the Legislature in 1803 and again in 1809. He died in 1832 at the age of sixty-two years. His wife survived him seventeen years.
The History of Brown County, Ohio Containing A History of the County; Its Townships, Towns, Churches, Schools, Etc.; General and Local Statistics; Portraits of Early Settlers and Prominent Men; History of the Northwest Territory; History of Ohio; Map of Brown County; Constitution of the United States, Miscellaneous Matters, Etc., Etc. (Chicago: W.H. Beers & Co., 1883), 415.

History of Brown Co, Ohio
Union Twp.
The Ellis family was among the first to settle in the western part of Union Township. In 1798, Amos Ellis and Mary (McConnell) Ellis, his wife located three miles north of Ripley on the head-waters of Cormick Run. Two years before, they had left Pennsylvania with Thomas McConnell, her brother, and come to Washington, Ky., where they located temporarily. In the fall of 1797, Ellis and McConnell crossed the river and built huts on the land to which they moved their families the ensuing spring. Mr. McConnell remained on the farm he settled for life, and his son, Milford, now occupies it. Isaac Ellis, a brother of Amos, also came to the township in the spring of 1798 and settled on a farm adjoining his brother's. Isaac had two sons, Elias and John, and several daughters. Both sons moved to Illinois.

Amos married Mary MCCONNELL.

They had the following children:

+ 57 F i Elizabeth ELLIS

25. Isaac ? ELLIS (John , Christopher , Christopher ) died in Of Brown Co, Ohio.

History of Brown Co, OhioUnion Twp
The Ellis family was among the first to settle in the western part of Union Township. In 1798, Amos Ellis and Mary (McConnell) Ellis, his wife located three miles north of Ripley on the head-waters of Cormick Run. Two years before, they had left Pennsylvania with Thomas McConnell, her brother, and come to Washington, Ky., where they located temporarily. In the fall of 1797, Ellis and McConnell crossed the river and built huts on the land to which they moved their families the ensuing spring. Mr. McConnell remained on the farm he settled for life, and his son, Milford, now occupies it. Isaac Ellis, a brother of Amos, also came to the township in the spring of 1798 and settled on a farm adjoining his brother's. Isaac had two sons, Elias and John, and several daughters. Both sons moved to Illinois.

MARRIAGES: Marriage Abstract 1, 1789-1805, Mason County, KY - Sorted by Groom's Surname
18 November 1805 Benjamin Devore Nancy Fitzgerald Bondsman: John Lawrence
19 January 1805 Abner Devore Nancy Hamrick Bondsman: Gilson Hamrick
1 July 1800 Daniel Ellis Susannah Dyer Bondsman: John Dyer
5 September 1797 John Ellis Mary Anquir Bondsman: Thomas Haynes
28 August 1797 Isaac Ellis Mary Day Bondsman: Mark Day
11 January 1803 James Ellis Betsy Overfield Bondsman: Abner Overfield
22 June 1803 John Ellis Kesiah Brooks Bondsman: William Brooks ; (The signature of William Brooks was cut off and sent to Liman C. Draper at Madison Wisconsin who is writing the life of Daniel Boone)

Isaac married Mary DAY on 28 Aug 1797 in Mason County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:

58 M i Elias ELLIS.
59 M ii John ELLIS.

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