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According to the infomation that we have he died at 3 days of age. | William P. SHANER
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| 25352 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of third cousin twice removed | Joyce SHANES
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| 25353 |
REFN: 7746 | Elizabeth Jane SHANKS
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1860 census - couldn't find Adalina or Samuel or John H. or Adaline's husband G____.
1870 census Gemantown, District 73, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, p 228: (all bir- Pennsylvania)
Saml B. Guyer, 40, M
John H. Guyer, 41
Elizabeth Guyer, 45
Adaline Guyer, 40 (prob Adaline Shanor; very strange that only 1 of Adaline's 5 children are here)
Anne Guyer, 10 (prob Adaline's dau)
Adaline Guyer, 4 (prob Adaline's dau, but still don't know who her husband is).
1880 census Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, p 516:
John H. GUYER Self S Male W 51 PA Farmer PA PA
Samuel B. GUYER Brother M Male W 52 PA Farmer PA PA
Anna E. GUYER Sister S Female W 53 PA PA PA
Adaline GUYER SisterL M Female W 50 PA Keeping House PA PA (Adaline Shanor)
Anna GUYER Niece S Female W 19 PA At School PA PA
Addie GUYER Other S Female W 13 PA At School PA PA | Adalina SHANOR
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| 25355 |
1. Re: Adam birth place: 1880 census for son Daniel said father born PA.
BIOGRAPHY: Adam Shaner was listed as locating in section sixteen of Rich Hill Twp. in 1807. Taken from "The History of Muskingum County", Published 1880 On the 16 Apr 1831 he purchased Lot 6, Section 13, Township 13, Range 12, from the State of Ohio, 81 30/100 acres of land in the Salt Reseve of Ohio. All fo his children were born in Muskingum Co., Ohio. He and his family moved to Homer Twp., Athens County about 1838. He bought on 18 Mar 1840 form the Land Office at Marietta, Ohio, recorded 30 May 1840, 160 Acres of Public Land located in the N. W. Quarter of Section 26, Township 7, Range 13 in Athens County, Ohio. His name spelled as Adam Sheaner, on the deed. The deed was signed by Andrew Jackson, President. At a later date, about 1845, the Township of Homer, was transferred from
Athens County,, to Morgan County, Ohio.
EMAIL FROM MERLIN EUGENE SHANER TO RANDY LEE EVERETTE, 30 JAN 2000
Adam and Henry migrated to Muskingum Co., OH (near Zanesville). Then Adam and Deborah moved to Athens Co., OH. Later the county changed name to Morgan Co., OH. Merlin Eugene Shaner's family is from this area. Audrey, Laurence, Rose, Betty, and Mark live within 5 miles of where they were born and that is within 2 miles of where Adam and Deborah resided, near Bishopville, OH.[George Jacob Poe.FTW]
SOURCES: POE102
LCW Possibility Adam is Abraham. I doubt it.
102 The line of Marilyn Roth, POE102
Deborahs maiden surname may be DANE. This DANE may be from a family Bible that she hasn't yet seen.
1785 Oct Adam born "on the Little Yah." (Youghiogheny)
1807 Adam was in Salt Creek T., Muskingum Co., OH. | Adam SHANOR
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| 25356 |
This branch of the family and its close relatives were very musical. Many were part of the "H. C. Fry Glass Co. Band" of Rochester, PA circa 1910-1916. There were many Shanor family bands, this was probably the most famous. The Fry Co. made "Fry Cut Glass". The band toured many parts of the Northeastern U.S. in the interests of the company at conventions and exhibitions. This band was called "Woodmen Of The World". Joe Shanor's dad and mom both worked at that company and that is where they met.
In the early 1900's, there were several Shanor family bands in PA.
The 1916 photo of the band shows these Shanor family members (the exact relation of all is not known, note that several are brothers of Alva Leonard Shanor (b. 1864):
Gover C. Shanor* *denotes Alva's brothers
Walter Darling
David L. Shanor*
Charles L. Shanor*
Harry Cable
Roy A. Shanor*
Charles I. White
C. Warren Shanor (nephew of Alva)
Lawrence Shanor
Ira C. Shanor*
William Darling
William Shanor*
1910 photo: A + indicates the person is in the 1916 band photo too:
Alva L. Shanor
William White
Roy A. Shanor+*
Ira Shanor+*
Charles White+
Walter Darling+
Grover C. Shanor+*
Lawrence Shanor+
David L. Shanor+*
William H. Shanor+*
Harry Cable+
William Darling+
Charles L. Shanor+* | Alva Leonard SHANOR
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1880 US census North Sewickley, Beaver, Pennsylvania, p 324:
Alva SHANOR Self M Female W 36 PA Farmer PA PA
Elizabeth SHANOR Wife M Female W 40 PA Keeping House VA PA
Henry A. SHANOR Son S Male W 12 PA At School PA PA
Myrtha SHANOR Dau S Female W 10 PA At School PA PA
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Source Information:
Census Place North Sewickley, Beaver, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255097
NA Film Number T9-1097
Page Number 324D | Alva Leonard SHANOR
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| 25358 |
SOURCES: POE42-8(McIntosh, 8Apr75),76-3(DAR289726)
42-8 Angier | Anne SHANOR
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| 25359 |
SOURCES: CE, POE50-11:11:24, 102
CE 1850 Rockland T.
J. Watson family records Catherine as being 60.
50-11 Names Catharine as Catherine Ann Shanor, the 6th and last child of
Mathias and Sophronia (Poe) Shanor. | Catherine Martha SHANOR
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1880 census Homer, Morgan, Ohio, p 53:
B. D. SHANER Self M Male W 50 OH Farmer PA PA
Nancy SHANER Wife M Female W 47 OH Keeping House MD PA
Methias SHANER Son W Male W 25 OH Farmer OH OH
Ira SHANER Son S Male W 19 IA Farm Hand OH OH
M. Jane SHANER Dau S Female W 17 OH At School OH OH
Florence SHANER Dau S Female W 15 OH At School OH OH
Ida A. SHANER Dau S Female W 13 OH At School OH OH
Sciler C. SHANER Son S Male W 11 OH At School OH OH
Amand E. SHANER Dau S Female W 9 OH OH OH
Inis E. SHANER Dau S Female W 7 OH OH OH | Daniel Bliss SHANOR
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SOURCES: POE30,102
30p10 David Sanor, Jr., studied medicine in Germany. He was a surgeon and a MAJ during the Civil War. He was 6'2"' and weighed 260#. He lived in Old Allegheny and raised a family.
102 David left a will. | David SHANOR, Jr
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David Shanor was a wealthy farmer in New Sewickley, Beaver Co, Pa. David and Mary lived on the farm at Brush Creek. He ran a grinding mill and a distillery. Two of their children died as infants. When he died in 1856 he left a detailed will leaving substantial bequests to his children and to the heirs of his deceased son, Matthias. | David SHANOR
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SOURCES: POE30p12,14-17,55-5 | David Lee SHANOR
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In the Family Bible records kept by David Shanor, the birth of his Son Detmar Basse Shanor was written as 22 Nov 1820. It would seem he wrote the wrong year and it should be 1819. The daughter following Ruth is listed as born 12 Apr 1821, only five months later.
1880 US census North Sewickley, Beaver, Pennsylvania, p 321:
Dittmore SHANOR Self M Male W 58 PA Farmer PA PA
Elizabeth SHANOR Wife M Female W 54 PA Keeping House PA PA
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Source Information:
Census Place North Sewickley, Beaver, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255097
NA Film Number T9-1097
Page Number 321A | Detmar "Dittmore" Basse SHANOR
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Ebenezer fought in the Civil War as three of his children at the same time.
Also a brother Daniel Bliss Shaner.
From "History of Hocking Valley" he moved from Mushingum Co., to Athens Co.,
in December 1834.
Serve in Mexican War (1846-1848) Served in Civil War U.S. Army Co. A 63rd Ohio
Infantry. He was sick and was discharged after eighteen (18) months. Drew a
pension. | Ebenezer SHANOR
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| 25366 |
SOURCES: POE102
102 George's surname may be McDonald but it might also be McDaniel. | Harriet M. SHANOR
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Henry was listed as being a resident of Clayton Township, Perry County, when it was formed 26 Dec 1817, from Muskingum, Washington and Fairfied Counties. Taken from "The History of Muskingum County", published 1880.
BIOGRAPHY: In would seem in researching the Shaner Family that Henry and Adam his brother, left Southwestern PA., about the same time or together. The main travel routes were the rivers but there were also some overland trails to
follow. Their way to Muskingum County, Ohio, could have been down the Ohio river and up the Muskingum to a point known as Duncan's Fall in Muskingum County, which was established on 7 Jan 1804, from Fairfiled and Washington
Counties.
BIOGRAPHY: Henry was listed as being a resident of Clayton Township, Perry County, when it was formed 26 Dec 1817, from Muskingum, Washington and Fairfield Counties. Taken from "The History of Fairfield and Perry Counties",
published 1880. There is a record that shows that Henry & Margaret (Evans) Shaner, along with Frederick & Harriet Groves, Jonas & Mary Groves, Isaac & Julian Gardner and George & Hannah Mains sold their land 80 acres in all, on 28 Sep 1830. The land was the west half-NW Quarter, Sec. 1, Range 15, Twp. 15, being in Pike
Township in Pike Township of Perry County, Ohio. Land was bought by Henry Shaner on 2 Dec 1834 and it listed his residence as Athens County. The land consisted of 80 acres, the west half of the S.E. Quarter oand 40 acres, the S.E. Quarter of the S.E. Quarter in Section 32, Range 14, Township 12. This land was in Monroe Township of Perry County, Oho. Evidently he sold this and moved to Morgan Township, Gallia County, Ohio where
his is listed in the 1840 Ohio Census.
EMAIL FROM MERLIN EUGENE SHANER TO RANDY LEE EVERETTE, 30 JAN 2000
Adam and Henry migrated to Muskingum Co., OH (near Zanesville). Then Adam and Deborah moved to Athens Co., OH. Later the county changed name to Morgan Co., OH. Merlin Eugene Shaner's family is from this area. Audrey, Laurence, Rose, Betty, and Mark live within 5 miles of where they were born and that is within 2 miles of where Adam and Deborah resided, near Bishopville, OH.
EMAIL EXCERPT FROM 22 FEB 2000 "...Henry Shaner setteled in Perry County which is near Zanesville. He then migrated to Gallia County of Ohio."
Email from Faith Shaffer to Randy Everette, dtd 26 July 1998: Faith claims the following tree belongs to this Henry, but the wife's name and daughter Sarah don't match up: Henry marries Mary Magdalene Sterner (b. 1761) and has Sarah Salome Shaner (1813-1877). Sarah marries Charles P. Shaffer (1801-1876) and has Richard Lee Shaffer (1853-?). Richard marries Zuleka Gardner (b. abt 1857) and has Robert Emerson Shaffer (1883-1965). Robert marries Rose Elizabeth martin (1886-1977) and has Robert Lee Shaffer (1910-1969) who marries Florence Feller (1910-1994). Faith must be a child of Robert Lee S. and Florence F. | Henry SHANOR
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SOURCES: POE42-4(Hoffman)
42-4 1832 After Henry's death, his widow and family moved to Venango Co., PA.
1973 07 Sep Hoffman thinks Henry Shanor was a son of Matthias Shanor and Sophronia Poe.
1973 23 Nov Hoffman states that Henry Shanor was a son of Matthias Shanor and Sophroina Poe. His descendants have a family reunion at Lamartine on the 3rd Sunday in August every year. 1975 22 Nov Hoffman says Henry was born in eastern PA near the MD border and lived there his entire life. ???
What about the 1775 Henry? Is the 1757 Henry a dupe or a brother of Matthias???? Maybe these two Henry's had a middle name that differentiated them???? The confusion may come from the fact that Matthias may have had at least 4 brothers (George, Adam, Henry, and John), at least 3 of whom he named his sons after. See Matthias' notes. | Henry SHANOR
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This is prob the 1880 census for Henry and children John, Frank, Cora and Emmett. Based on it, I added wife Ellen and additional names for Frank (David Frank) and Emmett (Henry Emmett). Needs further research.
1880 US census Columbia, Venango, Pennsylvania, p 459:
Henry SHANER Self M Male W 41 PA Teamster PA PA
Ellen SHANER Wife M Female W 36 PA Keeping House PA PA
Henry E. SHANER Son S Male W 14 PA At Home PA PA
David F. SHANER Son S Male W 9 PA PA PA
Cora SHANER Dau S Female W 8 PA PA PA
John SHANER Other S Male W 4 PA PA PA
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Source Information:
Census Place Columbia, Venango, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255199
NA Film Number T9-1199
Page Number 459B | Henry SHANOR
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In the early 1900's, there were several Shanor family bands in PA. The most famous was the "Woodmen Of The World Band" from Rochester in 1910. This band was sponsored by the H. C. Fry Glass Co. Joe Shanor's dad and mom both worked at that company and that is where they met. The band traveled all over the northeastern U.S. | Herbert Leyman SHANOR
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Virginia and Jennie could be the same child | Jennie SHANOR
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A. 1862 John enlisted in Company Y, 168th Regiment , PA Volunteers but hired someone else to serve the time.
1875 John farmed until his mother died. Soon thereafter, he moved to Oil Creek and engaged in the oil business.
1883 John returned to the farm. later he moved to Rochester, PA, where he ran a grocery, contracted stone and cement work.
1889-1905 John was the Street Commissioner in Rochester.
B. 1880 US census North Sewickley, Beaver, Pennsylvania, p 322:
M. John SHANOR Self M Male W 40 PA Farmer PA PA
Balida SHANOR Wife M Female W 39 PA Keeping House PA PA
Emma SHANOR Dau S Female W 20 PA At Home PA PA
Clara SHANOR Dau S Female W 17 PA At Home PA PA
Alvia SHANOR Son S Male W 16 PA At School PA PA
Charles SHANOR Son S Male W 14 PA At School PA PA
David SHANOR Son S Male W 9 PA At School PA PA
Estella SHANOR Dau S Female W 6 PA PA PA
Cyrus SHANOR Son S Male W 3 PA PA PA
W. Henry SHANOR Son S Male W 1 PA PA PA
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Source Information:
Census Place North Sewickley, Beaver, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255097
NA Film Number T9-1097
Page Number 322C | John Marshall Foster SHANOR
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Dr. Martin Shaner attended his father in his last sickness for which he was
only to receive $30.00
Death recorded in Athens County, Ohio Vol. 1 Page 096. According to
information received from Marlyin Roth, a direct descent he died in
Wisconison. | Martin SHANOR
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He could be named after his grandfather.
This and the other Matthias Shanor/er born in 1815 may be duplicates or not. Their wives, Mary and Margaret Hanes/Hains, may or may not be sisters. Their children may or may not be erroneous entries or they may be named after one another, if so, their years of birth may be 1 year off or so. If the wives/children in these two families are crossed, the Mary Hanes (with her children) that is the spouse of Matthias, son of David Shanor, seems to be more valid than Matthias, son of Matthias.[George Jacob Poe.FTW]
SOURCES: POE42-4,42-8
42-8 1850 04 Feb This Matthias Shanor died 3 days before a Matthias Shanor will was probated in Beaver Co., PA,, 7 Feb 1850.[shaner.FTW]
This and the other Matthias Shanor/er born in 1815 may be duplicates or not. Their wives, Mary and Margaret Hanes/Hains, may or may not be sisters. Their children may or may not be erroneous entries or they may be named after one another, if so, their years of birth may be 1 year off or so. If the wives/children in these two families are crossed, the Mary Hanes (with her children) that is the spouse of Matthias, son of David Shanor, seems to be more valid than Matthias, son of Matthias. | Matthias SHANOR
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Matthias Shanor is also listed as German. People from the Alsace-Lorraine region are often listed as both French and German. Possibly from the Ehrstad, Baden, Germany area.
Matthias may have had more than one wife. Sophronia would have been over 50 to have had these younger children. It also means they would've gone several years without having kids when they were younger.
The land west of the Allegheny, and west and north of the Ohio, was considered Indian territory unit about 1795. East and South of these rivers was where Mathias and Sophronia Shaner raised their family. It is here on the East bank
of the Youghioghey river, where Shaner, PA is located in Westmoreland County. At one point in time they lived in Georgetown, PA, located South of the Ohio river near the Ohio State line.
After his discharge from the Army in the Revolutionary War, he remained in the 9th Virginia and was stationed at Frot Mc Intosh, where the Beaver River joins the Ohio and site of present day Beaver, PA. His "Tomahawk" claim of land was nearby. The 9th Virginia remained at Fort Mc Intosh until about 1783.
His pension application is dated around 1818, so he could not have died in 1807 like some claim.Death also listed as Feb 10, 1807, but isn't as his pension applicationl was dated around 1818.
May be closely related to the Ziegler family. Possibly from the Ehrstad, Baden, Germany area.[George Jacob Poe.FTW]
SOURCES: POE1-1-1,30,50-5,102
OTHER SOURCES: Census 1790 Venango Co., PA
Shanor History 1736-1941 by Paul Shanor
Bansman History VI-2
DAR Record; National Archives RW#S80422
DAR Membership Nat 289726
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LCW Shanor spelled Shaner at times. I'll use Shanor.
HBG 1729 Lancaster Co. formed from Chester Co., an original Co.
50-5 1736 Matthias Shanor was born in Strassbourg, Alsace-Lorraine, France, of German parents.
Hoffman 1736 Matthias Shanor was born at Strassburg on the Rhine. He was a Huguenot.
1738 Another version of Matthias' DOB.
DAR 1740 Still another of Matthias' DOB - in PA - and he dies 1828, not 1807.
LCW Could this be Matthias, Jr.?
(1966 DAR Patriot Index, p605 - Application#289726)
HBG 1750 Cumberland Co., PA, was formed from Lancaster Co., PA.
1752 Northampton Co., PA, was formed from Bucks Co., an original county.
50-5 1753 Matthias Shanor, a member of the French Army in France, volunteered for duty in America. Matthias Shanor was then 17 years old. He was sent to Fort LeBouef which was located on French Creek, Erie Co., PA. It was Cumberland Co. at that time. Ft. LeBouef was under the command of M. de Jummenville.
Hoffman 1753 Matthias Shanor was drafted by the French army. He was age 17
(born abt. 1736). He arrived at Fort LeBouef, Erie Co., PA, the same year. Erie Co. was still Cumberland Co., PA.
1754 Encyclopedia - The French and Indian War began. It was closely related to the Seven Years War in Europe.
102 Matthias Shanor served at Fort Duquesne - soon to be Fort Pitt - under M. de Jummonville.
1755 09 Jul Encyclopedia - General Braddock, leading an army of British Regulars and Virginia militiamen against Fort Duquesne, the French stronghold on the forks of the Ohio River, was ambushed and General Braddock killed.
50-5 1755 After Braddock's defeat in the Battleof the Monongahela, Matthias remained in Beaver Co., PA, becoming one of its first settlers. (Beaver Co. was still Cumberland Co.)
It was here he first became acquaintd with the Indian fighters, Andrew and Adam Poe and Andrew Kenton of Georgetown. (Andrew came west 1762 and Adam about 1774.) The following year, 1756, he married Sophronia, "Fanny," Poe, sister of Andrew and Adam Poe. They settled in the vicinity of Georgetown and became parents of 5 sons and 2 daughters.
??? 1756 Stated that Matthias Shanor married Sophronia Poe, sister of Andrew and Adam Poe in Westmoreland Co., PA. (What was to be Westmoreland Co. in 1773.)
Hoffman 1756 Matthias and Sophronia were married in Cumberland Co., PA.
Matthias married Sophronia while a French soldier in the Ohio country, in what was to be later Beaver Co., PA. They settled in the vicinity of Georgetown, Beaver Co., PA, near the Ohio River. They had 3 daughters.
LCW Why was Sophronia so far from her family who were in MD?
42-4 1757 07 Dec Henry Shanor was born in Lehigh Co., PA. (In what was to become Lehigh Co. in 1812)
1758 25 Nov Encyclopedia - Fort Duquesne was abandoned and burned when the French learned General Forbes, with an army of about 6000 American militiamen, was about to attack.
1759 13 Sep Encyclopedia - Quebec was captured, practically ending the War.
1763 Encyclopedia - The Treaty of Paris divided French possessions in America between England and Spain.
HBG 1771 Bedford Co., PA, was formed from Cumberland Co., PA.
1773 Westmoreland Co., PA, was formed from Bedford Co., PA.
McIntosh 1773 He has Matthias and Sophronia marry in 1773.
1775 Matthias Shanor enlisted in the Revolutionary Army and first served as a PVT.
LCW I think Matthias Shanor, Sr., and Matthias Shanor, Jr., information is being mixed up.
30 1776 Has Matthias Shanor and Sophronia Poe marry in 1776.
1777 14 Jun Matthias Shanor was wounded in the Battle of Brandywine.
Hoffman 1777 Matthias Shanor was a SGT in COL Crawford's VA Regiment when the Revolutionary War began. He was in the battles of Ritchey's Bridge, Brandywine, and Germantown. He had a pension from age 88 to 92 - S40422.
1780 Matthias and Sophronia lived in Bedford Co. until 1780. Andrew, son of George Jacob Poe, also lived in Bedford Co. for some time after lelaving home about 1762.
HBG 1781 Washington Co. was formed from Westmoreland Co.
1783 Matthias Shanor was mustered out of the army.
102 Abt 1786 Matthias Shanor moved from Westmoreland Co. to Beaver Co., PA.
HBG 1788 Alegheny Co. was formed from Westmoreland and Washington Counties.
CE 1790 Mattthias Shanor had 5 sons and 2 daughters.
76-3 1800 McIntosh had Sophronia die before 1800.
30 1800 Matthias and David Shanor paid taxes on their land called "Brady's Run."
Matthias, Jr., Henry, George and David farmed this land and refined salt from it until their father's death in 1807.
Abt 1804 Fannie Poe died in Chippewa T., Beaver Co., PA.
30 1807 Matthias Shanor, Sr., died.
HBG 1812 Lehigh Co., PA, was formed from Northampton Co., PA.
102 1824 In his pension papers, Mattias Shanor claimed to have served under CPT James Sulivan for VA and COLs Crawford and Gibson for PA. His appearance at this date was said to be"upwards of 40."
1828 10 Feb Probate made of Matthias Shanor estate. Matthias Shanor died "near Pittsburg" bef. 10 Feb 1828.
42-4 1828 10 Feb DAR - Matthias Shanor born1740, not 1736, died 10 Feb 1828. This is the application that has Matthias Shanor, a SGT in the VA Regiment, marry Fannie Poe. No date given.
VR 1850 07 Feb Will of a Matthias Shanor was probated in Beaver Co., PA. Registered Docket, Book 1, page 272.
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Projects: Copy Shanor census entries for 1790 through 1850.
Order Pension S40422 after insuring these numbers are correct.
Order Matthias Shanor will, Book 1, p272.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Hoffman A possible place of birth for Sophronia was Poe's Ferry, Frederick Co., MD.
Sophronia was probably the eldest child of Jacob Poe.
30p129&147 Source claims Sophronia was a sister of Andrew and Adam Poe.
??? One of the Revolutionary soldiers, not on previous lists, was Matthias Shanor who lived in the vicinity of Georgetown, PA, and who married Fanny Poe, sister of Andrew and Adam Poe, who later settled on the East Branch of Brady's Run in what is now Chippewa Township.
1904 This farm was owned by Squire Thomas Shanor.
42-4 In letter, 28nov 73, he claimed Andrew moved to Bedford Co and later persuaded Sophronia and Adam to join him. (Since Andrew didn't leave MD until 1762, this was quite a feat.)
42-8,76-3 1783 Both have this DOM for Fanny Poe and Matthias Shanor.
The confusion about his sons may come from the fact that he may have had at least 4 brothers (George, Adam, Henry, and John), at least 3 of whom he named his sons after. See the two Henry 'sons' | Matthias SHANOR
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This is a son fo Mathias Shanor who married Sophronia Poe and had five sons,
Henry, Adam, David, George, and Mathias Jr.
In turn this Mathias Shanor jr, married Nancy Welch and had a son named
Mathias. Upon the death of Mathias Jr. in 1850, who by now was a Sr. and his
son Jr. the son petioned in the Orphans Court of Venango County in November
1856, for a divison of the estate, to all heirs. Not much else is found on
this branch of the family.[George Jacob Poe.FTW]
SOURCES: POE21m,50-5(The Shanor family History),70-3 (DAR289726),102 Marilyn Roth
21m 1807 Matthias Shanor, Jr., settled in Rockland T., Venango Co., PA, shortly after his father died.
1828 10 Feb1Matthias Shanor, Jr. died. (Jr?)
??? 1856 Will of Matthias Shaner probated, Rockland T., Veango Co., PA | Matthias SHANOR, Jr
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[shanor.FTW]
Marriages of Scioto Co., OH gives marriage to Sophia, "He is 43, born in Beaver Co., PA, resident of Madison Twp., son
of David Shanor, second marriage." This must be the brother-in-law of Mary Hanes Shanor. A marriage given for James Shanor in 1859 may be his (Piersol's) son (by his first marriage, it is!). See Mary Hanes' notes.
In Early Scioto Co. Court Records is a death for Sarah Shaner, d. 5 Apr 1857 in Madison Twp., heart, age 41 1/2, married, farmer's wife, born PA, parents J & S Boren. This was Piersol's first wife. Maiden name of Boren indicates she came from the same part of Beaver Co., PA that he did.
1860 Census lists Piersol in Madison Twp., Harrisonville with Sophia and a very large family. Listed next to him is Thomas Bennett. Piersol has $4000 in real property (huge sum for those days), $800 personal property. Children: Susan, Hiram, Mary, John, Sarah, Joseph, Jacob, and Nancy (ages 27-6), probably from his first marriage, and Piersol, age 2, likely with Sophia. | Piersol SHANOR
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Her mother Ruth Peirsol Shanor died in childbirth.[George Jacob Poe.FTW]
SOURCES: POE
Ruth's supposed DOB was 27 Oct 1822 but her mother died 20 Oct 1822. | Ruth SHANOR
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Another record said Ruth Anna married Samuel Burns Jr | Ruth Anna SHANOR
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Sampson Shanor died unmarried. | Sampson SHANOR
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SOURCES: POE102
102 Job and Sophia moved to Brenner, KS. | Sophia Martha SHANOR
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AKA "Franny". | Sophronia SHANOR
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1880 US census Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, p 320:
(Note: Stephen must have married M.E. as a 2nd wife, since she is only 4 years older than child John and 7 years older than child Mary. I will assume Stephen and 2nd wife M.E. had dau Gertrude since there is such a big gap between George and Gertrude - 10 years)
Stephen SHAVER Self M Male W 37 PA Fireman R. R. PA PA
M. E. SHAVER Wife M Female W 23 PA Keeps House PA PA
John SHAVER Son S Male W 19 PA Works At Pipe Mill PA PA
Mary SHAVER Dau S Female W 16 PA Dress Maker PA PA
George SHAVER Son S Male W 11 PA Goes To School PA PA
Gertrude SHAVER Dau S Female W 1 PA At Home PA PA
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Source Information:
Census Place Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255092
NA Film Number T9-1092
Page Number 320C | Stephen D. SHANOR
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| 25384 |
Virginia and Jennie could be the same child | Virginia SHANOR
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Ancestral File Number: FKD3-2L | Elizabeth SHARLON
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RESIDENCES:
____ - 1542 Howard Ave.
1952 - 2112 Kenneth Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
____ - 24346 Fair Lawn Dr., N. Olmsted
OBIT:
SHAROSKY, BRUNO : Husband of late Julia R (Obit.).
Plain Dealer 17 May, 1989, pg. 04 sec. E | Bruno SHAROSKY
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This was found in OLMSTEDS OF AMERICA, p 101. | Emma B. SHARP
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!Information taken from "Olmsteds in America" published 1912 by Henry King
Olmstead - page 120.
!Of Ada, Hardin Cty, OH. | John SHARP
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THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition. THE DECENDANTS OF JOHN MAIN OF NORTHYARMOUTH, MAINE, SOMETIMES CALLED CASCO BAY - ON THE WEST SIDE OF THEWESCOSTOGO RIVER, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page 91.
Unmarried, lived in Beloit, Wisconsin. | Rupert Henry SHARP
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Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fourth cousin 5 times removed | A. J. SHARPE
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Mary Rogness's - Spouse of third cousin 6 times removed | William SHARPE
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REFN: 274 | Patience SHATTUCK
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Ancestral File. Data apparently from John W. Fay, Fay Genealogy.
Richard Smith, RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project, 12 November 1999.
Born June 1643.
Virkus, 7, 850.
G.H. Johnson 1913, One Branch of the Fay Family Tree; An Account of
the Ancestors and Descendants of William and Elisabeth Fay of
Westboro, Massachusetts, and Marietta, Ohio. There were seven
children from the marriage to Joseph Morse.
Lemuel Shattuck 1855, Memorials of the Descendants of William
Shattuck, the Progenitor of the Families in American That Have Borne
His Name. Married 12 April 1661 to Joseph Morse. Married 5 July
1678 to John Fay. [Dates discrepancies are due to old style versus
new style calendar; and the confusion between January and March as
the start of the year.]
From the "selvage1" database at WorldConnect. Please contact PetersonC@missouri.edu with corrections and additions. | Susanna SHATTUCK
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OBIT: Name: Shavel, Steve J. Date: Aug 24 1975 Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #155. Notes: Shavel. Steve J. Shavel, beloved husband of Rita (nee Metlicka), father of Ronald and Jerome son of the late John and Mary (nee Zec), brother of Mary Yokel, Anna Roidzak Emma Brisko, Elizabeth Kornet Margaret Vargo, Vilma Varga, the late John, Michael, and Andrew. Friends may call at The Ferfolia & Sons Funeral Home, 5386 Lee Rd., Near Broadway, Maple Hts. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.m. Services St. Monica's Church, 9:30 a.m. Visiting Hours Sunday 2-4 And 7-9 P.M. | Steve J. SHAVEL
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He was of East Abington. | Abraham SHAW
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Mary Rogness's - Spouse of third cousin 6 times removed | Ann SHAW
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Catherine SHAW
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!BIRTH: Vital Records of Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, vol. II, page 278, SHAW,Daniel, s. Daniel and Hannah, bp. Jan. 28, 1727-8. C.R.3. | Daniel SHAW
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!MARRIAGE: Vital Records of New Salem, Massachusetts, page 109, SHAW, Daniel,jr., and Abigail Foster, Mar. 8, 1785. C.R.
!SECOND MARRIAGE: Vital recordsof Greenwich, Worcester, Massachusetts, page 33, Novr 21th 1786 Daniel Shaw 2d& Eunice Gilbert both of BelcherTown
!THIRD MARRIAGE: Vital Records of NewSalem, Massachusetts, page 109, SHAW, Daniel, jr., and Mary Berry, Jan. 17, 1788. C.R. | Daniel SHAW
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Ancestral File Number: GQK8-BK
!BIRTH: Vital Records of Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, page 278, SHAW Dan[ie]ll, s. W[illia]m and Mary, Nov. 5, 1692.
!MARRIAGE: Vital Records of Salem, Massachusetts, page 376, FOSTER, Hannah, and Daniel Shaw, Apr. 13, 1727.* Intention also recorded.
!SECOND MARRIAGE: Vital Records of Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, vol. IV, page 298, SHAW, Dan[ie]l,and Eliza[beth] Cook, Mar. 14, 1733-4.*Intention also recorded. | Daniel SHAW
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