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1 CROY Jacob (conjecture) CROY Jacob & UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Hunter and Woodsman Possible arrival on Loyal Judith Captain James Cowie from Rotterdam Sept 3, 1742 listed Jacob Crys-same took oath of allegiance in same year., apprx age 25. about Netherlands, Palatinate Family Events Marriage : about CROY Ester (~ 1745-> 1800) Possible: brother noted as Jacob Croy-but other Jacob in area...father noted as Peter?) RAMBERGER Adam (-1800) 3 children: George, Jacob and Unknown 2. CROY Mathias (<> 1751 & ) grave marker says 1735 but unlikely based on census info.) Moved to Beaver Township, Guernsey, OH HORN Mary (1760-) 11 children: Benjamin, Susannah, Jacob, Samuel, Mathias, Chloe, Barbara, Mary, Richard, Elizabeth and Catherine 3. CROY Richard (~ 1755-> 1831) Moved to Beaver Township, Guernsey, OH LAMB Mary 3 children: George, Richard and Mathias (based on Beaver, Guernsey County, OH tax records) 4. CROY Jacob (~ 1759-> 1805) Moved to Stark County, Ohio HUSTON Mary ( ) 10 children: Jacob, Andrew, Elizabeth, Sarah, Richard, Rebecca, Mathias, Eleanor, David and Margaret 5. CROY John (~ 1760-~ 1828) Moved to Beaver Township, Guernsey, OH HUSTON Susannah (1768-< 1814) 11 children: John, Jacob, Elizabeth, Alexander, Matthew, Sarah, Samuel, Benjamin, James, Joseph and David Note of CROY Jacob conjecture based on the use of name for all Croys in Londonderry Township: They would indicate that Jacob arrived during the Palatinate diaspora from the borders of the Netherlands in what is now Belgium. One record could give some credence to the possibility that the Croy's descended from a Peter Croy of 1670 Massachusetts but, because Peter is not a name passed through the generations, I have my doubts. A Jacob Croy, brother of Ester Croy shows up in Lebanon records during the 1780's and then is mentioned as executor of Adam Romberger's estate for his sister in The immigration date and added credence to the hypothesis was developed by Grace Croy Speck, related to Mathias Croy, who did extensive research in the early 20th century. A Christian Croy lived in Rensselaer, New York during Revolutionary War and came from Germany. No evidence of direct connect. A Jan De Croy and Winifred Croy are listed as immigrants to Virginia in the 1600's, also no evidence of connection.
2 HUSTON Andrew Generation 9 HUSTON Andrew & UNKNOWN Rachael Status : Married UNKNOWN Rachael Generation 9 Farmer Distiller about 1725 Death : about Londonderry Township, Bedford County, Pa 1. HUSTON Rebecca (~ 1738-~ 1790) OSWALT Jacob ( ) 3 children: Michael, Susanna and Jacob 2. HUSTON Alexander (~ ) Moved to Between the Miamis JOHNSON/JOHNSTON Mary Ann 12 children: Rachel, Andrew, David, Mary, Sarah, Alexander, John, Susannah, Catharine, Rebecca, Edward and Samuel 3. HUSTON Robert (1751-)Last known record 1800 census UNKNOWN (~ 1757-) 8 children: Girl, Girl, Boy, Boy, Girl, Boy, Boy and Boy 4. HUSTON Edward (~ ) Found in Middleton, Columbiana County, OH 1820 GRATE Winefred (~ 1760-) 10 children: Hannah, Robert, Benjamin, Eleanor, John, Winefred, William, Mary, Jeremiah and Edward 5. HUSTON Rachel (~ 1759-after 1827) Stayed in Bedford County, PA OSWALT Tobias ( ) 10 children: Catherine, George, Andrew, Margaret, Elizabeth, Rachel, Isaac, John, Henry and Marth Note of HUSTON Andrew Probably homesteaded land before 1763 but couldn't claim so due to agreement with colony and Indian tribes. Proof of continuing to live in Wills Creek area from this date to death based on land warrant dated 1784 indicating homesteading from March 1, Death based on last date that both Andrews were listed in tax records since evidence is clear that Alexander's son Andrew continued to live on the land that had belonged to Alexander. Authored petition to Continental Congress for support in Revolutionary War Indian attacks.
3 OSWALT Jacob OSWALT Jacob & HUSTON Rebecca HUSTON Rebecca Farmer Death : Netherlands, Palatinate September 18, Londonderry Township, Bedford County, Pa homemaker Death : about Pennsylvania about Pennsylvania PARENTS Father OSWALT Unknown Mother UNKNOWN Father HUSTON Andrew (~ 1725-~ 1787) Farmer Distiller Mother UNKNOWN Rachael CHILDREN 1. OSWALT Michael ( ) Moved to Allegany Cty, Maryland then Ohio GRIMES Margaret ( ) 12 children: Rebecca, Hannah, John, Jacob, Hazael, Michael, Henry, Asa, Susanna, Nancy, Drusilla and Margaret 2. OSWALT Susanna (~ 1760-) LYBARGER Daniel? 3. OSWALT Cristine/Christina (<> 1761 & 1764-) OSWALT Jacob Jr. ( ) Moved to Stark County, Ohio HUSTON Sarah ( ) 13 children: Susanna, Rebecca, John, Sarah, Jacob, Margaret, Joseph, Elizabeth, Michael, Samuel, Martha, Catherine and Mary OTHER SPOUSES & CHILDREN DECKERT Catherine Marriage: about Offspring OSWALT Catherine (~ 1753-) OSWALT Tobias ( ) Stayed in Londonderry Township HUSTON Rachel (~ 1759-) 10 children: Catherine, George, Andrew, Margaret, Elizabeth, Rachel, Isaac, John, Henry and Martha There is no other spouse of Rebecca
4 HUSTON Alexander Farmer Father : HUSTON Andrew (~ 1720-~ 1787) Mother : UNKNOWN Rachael HUSTON Alexander & JOHNSON Mary about Pennsylvania Death : February 28, Montgomery County, Ohio Presbyterian Church Cemetery Samuel Paxton s 1st Battalion Revolutionary War JOHNSON Mary Ann Homemaker Father : JOHNSON (JOHNSTON) Thomas Death : about Miami County, Ohio 2nd marriage: Henry McGrath, father of daughter Catherine s husband Dominick McGrath-no info found on McGraths Family Events Marriage : about Pennsylvania 1. HUSTON Mary ( ) See Jacob Croy CROY Jacob (~ 1759-> 1805) 10 children: Jacob, Andrew, Elizabeth, Sarah, Richard, Rebecca, Mathias, Eleanor, David and Margaret ROBERTS George D. (-< 1820) 2. HUSTON Rachel (~ 1761-after 1835) Moved to Stark Cty., Ohio MCCLISH Isaiah (-< 1818) 7 children: Robert, Jacob, Isaiah, Alexander, Girl, Girl and Girl 3. HUSTON Andrew (1762-~ 1831) Stayed in Londonderry Township, PA DEVORE Elinora ( ) 9 children: John, David, Andrew, Elinor, Drucilla, Mary, Rebecca, Hannah and Sarah 4. HUSTON David (1763-> 1850) See Rebecca Oswalt OSWALT Rebecca (1789-> 1850) 4 children: Alexander, Andrew, John and Sarah 5. HUSTON Sarah ( ) See Jacob Oswalt II OSWALT II Jacob ( ) 13 children: Samuel, Susanna, Rebecca, Catherine, John, Sarah, Jacob, Margaret, Mary, Joseph, Elizabeth, Michael and Martha 6. HUSTON Alexander (1766-< 1814) Stayed in Londonderry Township, PA GRATE Elizabeth ( ) 9 children: Samuel, Margaret, Abraham, Alexander, John, George, Jesse, James and Edward 7. HUSTON John (1767-) Moved to Between the Miamis Montgomery Cty, Ohio No known descendants 8. HUSTON Susannah (1768-< 1814) See John Croy CROY John (~ 1760-~ 1828) 11 children: John, Jacob, Elizabeth, Alexander, Matthew, Sarah, Samuel, Benjamin, James, Joseph and David 9. HUSTON Catharine (1771-< 1835) MCGRATH Dominick (-< 1835) 11 children: William, Sarah, Margaret, Mary, Andrew, Elizabeth, Susannah, Rebecca, Nancy, James and Mark 10. HUSTON Rebecca (1772-) JOHNSON James No more information 11. HUSTON Edward (~ 1773-< 1840) Moved to Between the Miamis Montgomery Cty, OH UNKNOWN? CROYCRAFT Cassinda No more information 12. HUSTON Samuel (1778-<> 1850 & 1860) Shelby Cty, Ohio by 1833; moved to Indiana KEY Nancy (~ 1785-) 3 children: Phebe, Joseph and William Note of HUSTON Alexander Much of information on children and heirs comes from a probate dispute instigated by his son John Huston against his mother's second husband, Henry McGrath and heirs of Alexander Huston.
5 OSWALT Jacob Farmer Father : OSWALT Jacob ( ) Mother : HUSTON Rebecca (~ 1740-~ 1790) Death : OSWALT Jacob & HUSTON Sarah Londonderry Township, Bedford County, Pa September 26, 1836 Big Spring Township (Seneca County, OHIO) HUSTON Sarah Homemaker Father : HUSTON Alexander (~ ) Mother : JOHNSON Mary Ann (-~ 1818) 1765 Death : about 1830 : all followed patriarch to Rose Township, Stark (to be Carroll) Cty Ohio 1. OSWALT Samuel (<> 1781 & 1790-) Rose Township; founded Morges; no record after 1838 TRAINER Elizabeth 2. OSWALT Susanna ( ) Property in Rose Township and Morges; Coshocton Cty by 1840 CROY Andrew ( ) 9 children: Duncan, Michael, Jacob, Mary, Samuel, Matthew, Richard, Margaret and David 3. OSWALT Rebecca (1789-> 1850) Harrison Cty by 1820 HUSTON David (1763-> 1850) 4 children: Alexander, Andrew, John and Sarah 4. OSWALT Catherine (<> 1794 & 1804-) Stark Cty 1840 PUGH Daniel? (<> 1775 & 1794-) 5. OSWALT John (~ 1795-> 1856) Rose Township, Morges Lot sold by 1838: Moved Keokuk Cty, Iowa NEIL Hannah 6 children: Jacob, Sarah, Isaac, Susan, John and Alfred BRALLIER Mary A. (1796-) 6. OSWALT Sarah (1797-~ 1871) Rose Township, Morges Lot sold by 1836; moved VA; Wisconsin WAGGONER Peter ( ) 8 children: John, Michael, Henry, Adam, Elizabeth, Peter, Cynthia and Warner/Warren 7. OSWALT Jacob ( ) Moved to Maximo, Stark Cty about 1832 WAGGONER Catherine ( ) 9 children: Joseph, George, Jacob, Anna, Urias, William, Elias, Jeremiah and Harriet 8. OSWALT Margaret (~ 1798-~ 1840) Moved to Jefferson Cty by 1820 GRADON Thomas ( ) 6 children: Alexander, Jacob, John, Mary, Charlotte and Susan 9. OSWALT Mary (1805-<> 1850 & 1860) Moved to Indiana after 1842 SHOE Jacob ( ) 6 children: Sarah, Margaret, Mary, Samuel, Catharine and Rachel 10. OSWALT Joseph (~ 1806-> 1870) By 1850 Wells, Indiana SHIMBERRY Francis (<> 1811 & 1815-) 9 children: Elizabeth, William/Weimer, Susana, Sarah, Asa, John, Elmina, Daniel and Thomas 11. OSWALT Elizabeth (1806-~ 1844) Sold Morges lot by 1836; died in Logan Cty, Illinois SIMONTON Thomas ( ) 10 children: Polly, Francis, Sarah, Seth, Timothy, Thomas, Elizabeth, Martha, Jacob and George 12. OSWALT Michael ( ) Sold Morges Lot by 1836, 1840 Washington Cty, 1850 Mahaska, Iowa; 1860 Bates Cty, Missouri; moved to Keokuk, Iowa around Civil War HARGER Saloma (<> 1812 & ) 6 children: Reason, Manuel, Ellen, Minerva, Mary and Lucinda 13. OSWALT Martha (~ 1812-< 1870) Moved to Seneca Cty. by 1833(with father?); to Keokuk, Iowa by 1850 WYMER Daniel ( ) 11 children: Valentine, Jacob, John, Mariah, Henry, Hannah, Edward, Rachel, Fidelia, Joseph and Mary
6 CROY Jacob Hunter and Woodsman; possibly saw,gristmill Father : CROY Jacob (~ 1717-) Mother : UNKNOWN about Londonderry Township, Bedford County, Pa Death : after August 2, Columbiana (Columbiana County, OHIO, UNITED STATES) Rev. War Ensign Will s Creek Co. with Capt. Samuel Paxton CROY Jacob & HUSTON Mary HUSTON Mary Homemaker Father : HUSTON Alexander (~ ) Mother : JOHNSON Mary Ann (-~ 1818) Londonderry Township, Bedford County, Pa Death : August 9, Plain City (Union County, OHIO, U) 2nd marriage to George D. Roberts Marriage : about CROY Jacob (<> 1779 & ) Marion Cty, OH; Rose Township, Morges lot sold in 1836; Moved to La Grange, Indiana afterward STONER Sarah ( ) 3 children: John, George and Zebulon 2. CROY Andrew ( ) See Susanna Oswalt OSWALT Susanna ( ) 9 children: Duncan, Michael, Jacob, Mary, Samuel, Matthew, Richard, Margaret and David 3. CROY Elizabeth (~ 1785-~ 1847) Union County, OH RUSSELL James ( ) SAEGER Christian 6 children: James, Male, Female, Male, Female and Female 4. CROY Sarah (~ 1786-< 1835) Married in Columbiana Cty, Ohio 1807 DELONG John 9 children: Solomon, Nancy, Mathias, John, Jesse, Sally, Abraham, Andrew and Rebecca 5. CROY Richard ( ) Portage County, OH KELLOGG Luna (1795-<> 1860 & 1870) 3 children: Sylvester, Erastus and Richard 6. CROY Rebecca (~ 1790-~ 1855) Moved to La Grange, Indiana STONER John Jr. ( ) 11 children: George, Jacob, Mary, John, Catherine, Elizabeth, Henry, Absalom, Alfred, Abner and Nathan 7. CROY Mathias (<> 1791 & ) Moved to Indiana (was in Rose, Stark County, OH) PUGH Susannah (~ 1798-) 7 children: John, Rosanna, George, Mary, Elizabeth, Matilda and Jacob 8. CROY Eleanor (~ 1794-) Union County, OH MARQUIS John ( ) 8 children: Male, Female, Sarah, Male, Male, Male, Male and Eliza 9. CROY David ( ) Rose, Union County, OH WASSON Sarah 8 children: Charles, Fletcher, Mary, Thomas, William, Hannah, David and James 10. CROY Margaret ( ) Union County, OH JOLLY John (1783-> 1860) 4 children: Elizabeth, Eleanor, Malachi and Zelpha Note of CROY Jacob See spreadsheet for tax and land records for the Croys, Oswalts, and Hustons where I deduced the birthdates etc. of these families. Evidence of a Jacob Croy in Lebanon County in the 1780's. A 1794 land warrant was taken out by Alexander Huston and Jacob Croy for 100 acres "including an improvement they now live on on Raystown Branch in Hopewell Township in the county of Huntington" PA with interest to commence from the first day of March Finally, an early Ohio land grant S29 %9 R CB Aug Stubenville land office.
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